r . ’
“Wirerflmw‘r
a.
3 magma”:
runaway. IIAY sissi.
t - , Hurley can no longer-boson-
“led a dark horse. His name is dis-
etsied in all quarters of the country as
among the list of available men upon
; when the supporters of the more promi-
» W contestants could and would unite.
m than all thin. he has all the ability
‘0‘ characteristics necessary to make a
89 It for Preaident.~—.\feriden Repub-
lican.
If it be murder for a frenzied brute
coloring from delirium tretnena to brain
It child. then a murder was committed
in the village of Poriuonncck yesterday.
Whether the killing of the child was the
action of the natural man. or the man
ilcohollc will be for the court or for a
lunatic commission to ascertain. Such
a cane does not add to the uncoriiforta-
ble reputation that Connecticut has had
for the past three or four years for mur-
ders. but it does furnish an argument of
the most potent sort for our terms-runes
Rhoda—Hartford Post.
Pope Leo XIII denounces Free Masons
ll! an encyclicsl letter from Rome. under
date of April 90th. He says: "I-‘reemn~
sonry aima to attain the ruin of the
v throne. the altar. and the public wel-
. bum ., ..
. 5‘
I
fare. It seeks to overthrow all the re-
ligious and social order introduced by
lbristianity. and to build up anew order
used on socialism." \Vith Freemasonry
. also includes all similar organizations.
:eemasonry has been denounced by a
sod many Popes. but it flourishes just
the same. I
FIRE mmcs.
The destructive fire of_last evening
demonstrated: 1
That our firemen are men of courage
and strong endurance. as well of excel~
lent judgment:
hat the organization of the Fire l‘o—
lie. was one of the wisest things lately
done:
And that another hose company is an
absolute neceiuity.
During the fiercest of the confiagra-
lion. and when it seemed impossible to
endure the heat. the men of the drpart~
mentstood to their posts and thereby
prevented a widespread destruction of
WI. .
The fire police. to the number of urea-
ty-live. were on duty and placed so as to
form a perfect cordon around the burn-
ing building. and to enable the lireinrii
to operate freely. '
The requiring of Putnam llut-t' Co. to
handle fifteen hundred feet of hose is too
much of a burden upon a single organi‘
ration. They were compelled to lieep
streams upon the fire until 5 o‘clock this
morning. without any relief. and in a
pelting storm. There is a limit to human
endurance. Another hose company
would not only add to the ell‘ectiveness
of thelirc department at crisises.,but so
lelrlt‘ the labors after the immediate
‘snnr‘ia passed. as to not overtax the
ii er unnecessarily jeopardize the
“first the firemen.
\” .- Truck company worked where
aver their services Were needed. and did
valliant service. and it was fortunate last
night that they could assist with the
host. I
Then
lit not to be any more time
it)“. ._ ing a new hose company?-
" was acme last night who found
‘4‘“ Vi the.fltqnien becliuse the hose
. '33“ disconnected from the hydrant
alimhuuding. and thus perhaps one
i ri'cd feet of it. worth about the same
over of dollars saved. When the
. s suddenly drove through the south
l‘ot the building by the increasing
ml. two streams were being played
tour at hydrant upon the lions
sue the street. To hil\‘t3 at that
me. a n if men could have approacliid
liyd t. removed that «hose would
. ipardized all the buildings on
Jain and Cheetnnt'streete. As it
hose lasted long enough to keep
”mu-'1 the buildings until the great~
,3' Xvi-as passed. Some people
"fend“ limelight to give their
“'0 a r go horne.7and those who
1 era 0' pm‘deration for the direct
acorns “ stuck .
‘0 N. “(dune be reminded that pro-
it all. How many
or , a New _
6 mm“ I: had because the fire-
.....; :thc direct tax pay~
_ “mnemt hose. felt tor the
. pi at work there during all the
‘that. they were comfortably sleep~
bionic.
lignsto the city in hose will not
6:630 half the loss tofiremen for
”flow say nothing of necessary
it .and wage. by being away to
T ‘/ sir usual vocations.
n ) th'
ii ‘ Oriya. ‘l‘hlnk at It.
“diam letter. taken from the
“It 8“mainland-l, was written by
sand of dissipated habits:
"masons—What would you think
v F" if you should come to our
gumy night. and, waking us. tell
um.) not allow us to sleep any
n Dit is‘ what you are doing and
wt for it in m up. Your mother is
a: the staiwith turning from side
far lei under sighing because you
saxeisht yap. That mother who
Dumpling in: intsncyt‘fiiied for
“ll-ed W,and leaked with
:‘Wvfi upon you asvou were
us 1WIll-almond. as she counted
m organ and support you would
but .3 —.N ning years. .
huh _ barbarians manner
don’ ‘ r ' ntal nations pun-
in ' ’h" V“! “m" It isby cut-
:r in an uptown by in small
[way be a little who. beain
‘ science. “ 7
00' .sainan of
b
V” Wretoasd victim
h“ Fnu are doing—
MMlhr-r ditches.
* "15‘ of ' white
"“290 thick in her
1'1 our ere-l hand
v... “even
‘3 ‘bont a
'_
I f
«3’ a young man 0‘
- reclined a pxmiu ..
"ct commy VI
ll :1. list (4 “
Way. triers“,
try Old :1 mm
with
the t iuwii'r. “rt
kburg are
- -- i-«mr- an «mi i...)
5‘ “Mai, '9! he I“...
“W nus VIM} but
”mu: m the gum,
. » l Streets.
Thetello' _ we quote from the
Hartford onrant. as we think it applies
just as well here as there:
Why notwater the streets? “‘0 dust
is a nuisance of the first rank. and it is
also pronounced exceedingly unhealthy.
It blows about in great clouds. filling
oyeil. ears and mouths. making its way
into houses. and carrying discomfort. if
not disease. all about. The only way to
stop it is for private enterprise to com~
bine and hire the sprinkling done. or else
to do it independently at heavy expense
for hose and water.
We rublished a sensible appeal the
other
wants to see the city do this work. Why
shouldn't it? It is as much for the pub—
lic benefit as lighting the streets. To be
sure. we do not light them when the
almanac promises a moon. and so we
need not water them when the nlmunac
promises rain. hirt as ordinary every day
matter —- exigencies of the almanac
barred—it would be more than :i great
Convenience to have the dust laid in the
streets.
Iii ol l times when a fire occured. such
people as felt like It ran to the scene of
the trouble and helped to subdue the
flame. In old times. streets “The dark
unless residents voluntarily set out lamps
and kept them burning. In old times.
drains emptied into gutters. backyards
or wliereveriiiight be. Indeed. a good
many things were difl'ereiit from now.
The city pays for its [ire department and
gets many times the worth of the money
slieiit. while the enthusiastic citizen who
"runs to the fire“ is not even allowed to
join with the firemen. The work is done
better without his intervention. Instead
of individual laiir . we have now the
city system of i luminating streets at
public expense. and it isa great improve-
ment. though it might be bettered. The
saute is true of our sewer system: and it
is true of many other modern notions of
the common benefit and the duty of
making it a common expense. ~ __
Keeping the streets from dust is a
perfectly proper city expense. If we can
pay out o the public treasury for ston-
ing the streets. for keeping them smooth.
and for scraping up their dirt when it
becomes nasty iiirid. we can pay for lay-
ing the dust and iii that way caring for
the Streets and for the people who walk
in them. Probably if done on the whole-
sale ilan it could be accomplished for a
smal part of what people now pay sever-
ally for the work.
TRI' MAN 5.“ IT“ Ill-1A II.
A tliiee (‘iiiiaplciiiiiu Figure In (‘oiiiiei‘li-
cut in State and National Politics.
The lion. Truman Smith died in Stam-
ford on Saturday evening at the age or
ill years. For more than at year be had
been confined to his house. but previously
was to be seen on the streets almost every
day. It is only a fe\v yr ars ago that Mr.
Srirrlli argued a case before a JuStice of
the Peace for a client in whom he was
inteiested. displaying. even at his then
greatly advanced age. much of that vigor
\\'Ill\‘ll distinguished him in former _\’t‘:ll‘:l.
Mr. Smith was burn in Iloxbut‘y. t‘oiui.
lie was graduated at Yale t‘ollegr- in
1815. and entered the legal profession. in
which he became an eminent jurist and
advocate. lle als r lM‘t‘ilutt‘ a conspicu-
ous figure in the Slate and national poli-
tit‘a. lie was elected to the Stale Legis-
ltlllll't' Ill lfiiil. and was re t'lt’l‘lt‘tl for lllt‘
two succeeding terms. In 183‘) be was
elected to (‘riiigi‘i-xi. and was re elected
in loll. 1845. and 1847. In [Mil be was
elected to a seal in the Senate for a full
term of six years. but resigned in I‘B'I.
Upon the organization of the l‘ourt of
Claims. to decide crises lll‘lelllfl under the
various acts growing out of the r. bellr-irr,
Mr. Smith was appointed one of the
Judges. holding r-llice \iiitil lllt‘ r'oui'l
terminated. In lr‘fillhe came to Stain»
ford. where he resided tllllll his death.
liis first wile was Maria t‘ouk of 1:.ch
field. who died April ‘20. 1819. leaving
one daughter. Jenny l‘.. now \\‘Ifi‘ of
“crime A. Ionl. President of the l‘cnn-
sylvaniri t‘oal company. Iiix‘ second
wife was Mary A. Ilii‘keiisoii. by whom
he had six children. thri- ol his biog-
rapliers says: “No gencrzirion of t‘on.
iii-client jurists. or stutr-srrir-u has for
nislied us Willi an example of more drlr«
gent and successful workirn.v or oi mori-
uncompromising loyalty to the welfare
of the people."
The New l‘eiision “ill.
The pension bill which Ir." been int-“sod
by the house Will not ~Irrt the pension
ahaiki. It provides that on mgr-til. :it
ltll‘llt’)’ or other person shrill dr~rri:iiid or
rri‘e've any fee for his services Ill pru-
eltll’l. arrenrsof pension i-r l)illllil_\‘-l.llltl
claims until the claim isallowcd: that
all fees in pension claims shrill br- pziid
by the agent for paying pr-nsrom out or
the first installment of pensionsdiie ii.
claimant. and no :l.‘t‘lll. attorney or
other person shall receive any fee for Ills
services in a pension claim except
through the agent for paying pensions:
that the fee in icnsions. arrears of perr-
sions or hounty- and claims shall be $10
except in cases where a special written
contract is filed in the pension oilir‘e ziiid
approved by the commissioner of pen~
sions.——New llaven t‘ourier.
Gettysburg.
The committee which visrted the hub
tle field of Gettysburg for the purpose of
selecting the site for the “memorial tab-
let“ to mark the spot where the Seven~
teenth regiment fought on the 1st day
of July. 1803. and where they sufi'ered
severely. losing. among the killed. Lieu-
tenant-Colonel Douglas Fowler. of Nor~
walk. and Captain James R. Moore. of
Danbury. returned on Friday last. They
report a very cordial reception at the
hands of the citizens of Gettysburg. the
members of the Grand Army post and
the officers and members of the Gettys~
burg Battlefield Memorial Association. a
society chartered by the State of Penn~
sylvania for the purpose of caring for
and preserving the battlefield.
The committee selected the site for
. . their “tablet“ upon what is now known
as Barlow‘s knowl (named after General
Barlow who was wounded there). near
the large oak tree which is familiar to
those of the Seventeenth who were en-
gaged at this point. It was here at this
int that the regiment received the
fittest fire during the three days’ fight.
The land belongs to pfivate parties. but
the Battlefield association voted to par
chase sufiicient for the Seventeenth regi-
ment tablet. together with right of way.
The post of the Grand Army in Gettyrn
burg are large in numbers and a flue
body of men. havrng a large and well-
furnished hall for their meetings. They
have tendered an escort to the Seven~
teenth boys and will fire a salute upon
their arrival. and they will arrange for a
camp fire at their post hall.
The committee visited Cemetery Hill
and readily recognized the position occu-
pied hy the regiment u n the night of
the second day. when t ey were cha ed
> ' . ' ' es’ rebel fbrlilga le‘ll
. earthwork! on g crest o. t e VII
are in a good mm of martial-£09- been
cared for by the association.
The railwav fare has been placed at
”.05 from Jersey City to Gettysburg
and return for this trip over the ‘Penn-
sylvania road. one of the finest in the
noun try. and the tic|kets will be‘goodGeufor
days. Thehote chums a
m w day. and use who .
accomodatedat boarding
' l
k‘ 31):! be made from Nor-walk
and return. including two days at Gettys-
bu $.01?“ vs the same privileges
u the veterans. this trip will. aflord
usual opportunit to visit the great-
:attlo field of Amery'ica. at the ”finest
mdtheyear.andat a very small
expanse—Dachau News.
lot “on Sleep.
isageneral ideathatif achild has
liar striking it head. and shows a ten.
thematic. every eflort
made toksep it awake. ‘ Now.
' of our best physicm
run. '
builhuswaéusaim
. ....?M'“‘Mflditnr .
it via. M 3'0“— “Ki-
ttluie ldd WI the “ind
area “You did,“ I
. .
i
ay from a correspondent who *
nah-stain
‘A regulal‘ meefifigol' Common Coun-
gil was held Monday evening. all present.
he followrng bills were ordered paid:
meurv. Mathewson .t Co..... . . . .. ~~$ 4000
F. A. 'I‘ lles .................... .. iom
llmwn & \\ flee “to
L: ll. [locker ...... 1.63
II. S Rr moi
J. W. 14 in
L‘lltz'tl
‘.‘l 3‘3
soul
3, 8. Ayes ............................ 55 9‘!
M. i.. l‘ciliam ................. ream
um. W. Seymour .......... 21“.!
ll. "Austin ........................ . ‘2" lb
l‘. ll. lloyrl. rlriiiipi .................... 60m
Total ............................ son 44
Petition of Collector Tolles to abate
tuxrs to amount of $31.94, on list of
1332. referred to committee on finance.
Petition of John II. Knapp to erect
wood addition to store occupied by \\'.
Ayers. granted. .
I‘elitinn of Baptist society to move
their Church in llli‘ lire limits. granted.
Petition of Silas 1’. Turtle that the
tzrx of $4.” of Mulling< Brothers on list
of NS] paid by liirii be refunded was
granted.
Committee on streets and sidewalks
reported favorable on million to have
Franklin-at. laid out. “'ll cried. straight.~
ened and sidewalks laid. and the par-
ties in interest were ordered to appear
and be heard in tlir-“councrl chamber on
Monday evening. June 2d at ‘2 o‘clock.
The corriiiiiltee‘s report on the lay—out
and descriptive survey of Ilouton Lane
“‘35 accepted. and they were further iii-
stiiit‘ted to ascertain if the artics in in-
terest and the council couli agree as to
tlieldaiiiiiges and benefits to be assessed.
and report at the next meeting of the
board.
‘ommittee on streets and sidewalks
reported progress on lower Maui street
and \Vood street. “'
Committee on lumps and gas reprirlod
that be had ordered live public lamps
erected at El cost of $8.50 each.
Committee on fire alarm reported pro-
gross.
Committee on sewers made the fol-
lowing report on petition for sewer on
High street: .
To “r I] un-rri‘olr lireilrl of (‘rmlu'li-‘In I. Q! the ('é’y
”I «‘“U’h .\‘4 I irrir'a': .
(ii-:XTlJ-‘Allixz—«A fti-r giving the peli-
tiori of J. “turning and others for a sewer
to be laid through Elmwood avenue.
High street. ll:iyvie\v avenue. Wear. and
Franklin street careful
your coiiiiiiittr-r- would report adverse on
srid petition. and your committee would
reeoriiriierid that petition asking for :i
sewrr Ill be laid iii I'ninn stir-rt. be
called up for consideration.
.l. \‘iwmi.
Committee on Savors.
Petition for $t‘\\’t r en boron and Hank-
liii streets, was call. .I up :ili~I rel'r-i r'r d in
special t‘tllllllllllt‘t‘ rump rsr-d r»: t‘uiii i’ll~
iiir-n \'roorii. llrio'. illlrl htr-vr-r».
'l‘be "ruiiiiilltre rm or “.15 irr;i«lr- llir-
ftilerVlllg It‘liiil‘l on .wxwr in or luwrr
.\l.iiii ell‘t‘tl to and across “Rn-ii“ .rr‘rl
avenue:
To Mr [luau c--.
lilix‘l‘lJfill 'ntil‘ slu‘t‘l rl r'mrriirrlli t‘
appointed to look ir.lutln- Fit“ in] :i ~r-\\ i‘l‘
across ln\\'i 1‘ Main .NII‘t‘i‘l and .m- l'~ lub-
water. illlt‘l‘ giving the mutter :i cur. lrri
l‘i‘llaltlt'rdlliili. lirid ll good l.ril lor the
writer. and iii lllt‘ll' judgment ll lirr‘ rlrli‘li
is properly cleaned Illi‘lt‘ l.‘ litilr- rlriisgr-i‘
of any (\Yi'lllzflV. illril your |‘-'llllllllll'|‘
think the time has not more to ill} a
sewer llh't‘i‘ )‘t‘l. llllrl you! \‘Ullllllllli’t‘
would l‘t‘i‘ullllllt‘lltl llml Illi‘ attention of
tlic t‘r‘llllllllli‘t‘ on public llt'dllll Iii-culled
to Illt‘ sinks setting iI\‘i‘l‘ Illlc .‘lll‘illll do it
Illllrltilr‘r'. . \‘izrnnr.
I). F. lli'xr.
Committee.
\‘oled. That the mayor trrLetlic lll‘rillr‘l'
steps to will out the rnilrr-zrd \‘r'lllllll$~
stun-is. :irid li'iliitel lllr‘lll in bob! .1 Iii-ur-
mi: lll regard in the lil:il'.t'l‘ of .\\\’llt‘lllll}.:
ll‘ullh‘ nrr Mitin H! d \\‘:r>lriiigtoii street
(‘I‘ilfirl!l;f.
\Vllll‘ll. 'I‘H lil’iH‘Ni‘il lil lll:‘ i-li‘t‘llullirf
lll‘t‘ Illlil‘elllil. and on .‘l‘t‘rlllll bzir‘lv-l .l. ll.
Raymund \\Il.\ r-li-i‘lr‘il.
AdJurirrinl to Monday i‘\‘
r: .' svi'ij' i «whorl-w
>1.
31.0 19th.
.‘IEMUHI \I. Il.\\ .
llr‘lllllllllt‘lll i’rrrrirrmrldwr William Ill-r—
l'y. lii‘uiid Army ml the li"[‘lll‘llt'. b:i<
ixsurd the lr-Iimi mg order:
The post. Ill ‘liis ill‘l'ill‘llllt'nl. on M:i_\
till. “‘lll iili\t‘l\'r' .‘I‘ Illlllllll rid} lri :l gloat!
t'l‘ r'xlr'iit llr:‘rll in pir-\ li‘lln )i‘r‘ll‘.
This rlu)‘ lull \lf Illlt‘||‘.‘l In lllt‘
lil‘Allil Army of the It pxiblrv~—minimizi-
lilt‘ to tire Vr-lci’uii muld'r I“ li\'lll‘,:. b) [ml-
5 \Il of Illul tubule of re>pevl and regard
given to mix dr :id or llll'ililt‘s. f.-r ‘l hi i i ii“.-
I't‘lllli'l'r‘ri to our l‘<lllllll_\' lll Univ of iii-rd.
The day I: algllilli‘dlll Ill i-lll'
lll \i‘lriiso i‘ull n: llvlllill >lil' iiiziy urii I-‘r-l
:i Jlle‘l pi‘r«lr~.~ as llir- ir-irru: phi-w r-f
lk‘l llilllul';il-it‘ i_li‘.'iil l‘rt‘t'rVi'. lll t‘llllii' Illa
of :rll‘r-i'tmix. :irr :lllllll.il I'i'i‘i'gllllliill l‘rr-rii
llt‘l' iii-i-lilr‘ itll |’\ltlt‘llt"l' In all lbul Ill t‘il.\
of devour-ii in our stale and nation are
not lilt‘l‘i'l)‘ “I'lllt‘ll In our :lli‘lll\i‘.\ but
ilwv lli\\'\‘ :iii abiding plair‘i- iii the llt‘ ills
of lir‘i‘ gu-upl-n
The day bi lugs its lllt‘llliil‘lt‘h‘ as \vrll as
its Sadness \vill enter many
homes :l\‘ the r'ereriioriir-s pi‘oi‘cedp-yct
the lilt‘salllg of life. liberty and the;~ pun
Still of llii||plllt‘\‘s is riirririluiiicd for pics»
em and futuri- generations.
The deaths reported to headquarters
during the past year are a rem'uder that
we shrill soon be carried to our final rest-
iiig place. like the grand old lbdlllt' this.
Still tllt‘ rill)” will Ilt‘ appropriately till»
served liv our state and tuition. rcirrcui
lit-ring alwrr) s that our t‘rillllll')‘ has lwcii
kept undivided and our dig maintainul
unsullied.
It is recommended that posts arrange
for ublit‘ R‘I‘VICQN‘IH places of \\‘Ul‘.\lll|i
on t ic Sabbath preci dirw Memorial day.
l.‘
.r r..-
lessmrs.
Ilaplht Anniversary.
The national liziptist anniversaries will
be held this year all Detroit. Mich. The
first meeting is that of the American
Baptist Publication Society. beginning
May 2181 and closing the 213‘ . The Abs
simiary union Will have the ‘33d rind 24m.
and the Home Mission some” it... 2m].
and 27th. On Sunday the Publication
society will have the foreiioon. the Mrs
sionury union the afternoon. and the
Home Mission society the evening. The
Women‘s Home and Foreign Mission so-
cieties will hold Iiieetings during the
week. The anniversaries will close with
a social reunion on Tuesday evening.
May 27th.
(‘oniiecl lent Journalists.
Connecticut has produced more or-
nalists who have acquired good reputa—
tions than any state in the Union in
proportion to the poordaiion. Turn;
where you will. there is always 3 Con-
necticut scribe staring you in the farce
and shaking his ghastly goosequill at
you in triumph. If any one is skeptical
on this point. let him go through the
editorial rooms in New York. Chicago or
any large city. and he will be convinced.
—American Journalist.
The Whole Art of \"liistlliig.
The performances of the locomotive
sxhlgth we are told have~ been systeriiti~
tiled on ”a was‘u-mnanmru‘i: ‘Sevsn
whistles are‘tn indicate “down brakes.“
thirty~two whistles “up brakes.” forty
whistles and two sports a “back up."
The instructions add: “In case of doubt.
whistle like the d—l:“ at street. crossings.
“whistle considerably.“ Again. “Always
whistle before dinner. Requiring the
fireman to keep the whistle valve open
during dinner. After dinner. Whistle
and squirt water. then back up. Then
go ahead with a whistle. a squirt and a
row.“ ‘
The Courting Oyster.
Now the oyster in his little bed burly
lath to his mate. for the April moon is
waning and will soon be out of date. He
knows. fat. easy oyster. the Hay day
from afar. and the grill that roasted not
his flesh in the months without an B.
so he smiled with a shellfish smile upon
his oyster girl. and she flirtaber bangs
and “marshes" him with gleaming teeth
of pearl till he bobs about in mgreen
div-ants. and through dis in he whim
tlsth c‘srtlieconiiugof sacs-one! the
clam: “Oolani, that art sobe in the
high title‘s i'oainy flock. s chow er man
. r Lit Neck.
r‘oiisrdei‘utioii-
Roll of Boner—Union School.
AI'IIL. In.
FRANKLIN STREET SCHOOL.
High school—Senior class. Gretta Eb
lendorf: middle class, Charles St. John;
‘ririior class, Fred llill; preparatory class.
.Iattie Raymond.
Grade til—Class 1. Ella Guycr: (3|an 2.
Carrie Puncher; class 3. Lillian Sherwood.
(i‘u-Tc S—Glass 1. Minnie Bates. Min-
nie Ill-ll: class 3, Frank Lauder.
(trade 7—(Tlrrss 1. Katie Decker; class
‘2. E Hunt.
Grade fi—L‘lnss 1. Maggie Barrett; class
‘3. (‘nrrie Taylor. ‘
(harried—Class l. Hallie “‘oodward;
cla s ‘2. John Bishop. Ellie Rambo.
tirade 4—Class l. Gracie Haviland;
claim ‘3. Corn Stevens.
Grade :l—Ulass 1. Annie Bishop. Rob-
bie Brown. Freddie llallcck.‘ Hattie
lloyt. Everett Nash. Harrv l’liillipson.
Francis Shields: class 2. \Villie Berg.
Jennie liirllnp, Belle Bosch, Victor Fer-
ris. May F‘innignn. Tommie Goodwin.
Charlie Merritt. MayVSmitli.
(‘thCORD STREET St‘IIOOL.
Grade 3—(‘lriss ]. I‘lmmulliintlir r.Stella
Kent. Jane Miller; Cities 2. Mabel Barnes,
George Godfrey.
Grade 2—Cluss ]. John Downey. Olivia
IIeinc. Ruth Mukin. Stella Saunders,
Lillie Smith. Emilia Sinners.
Wi‘fir'r'r’ii-Fi ir-th' barf-rid.”—
\\'e are in receipt. of the following list
of (‘orrnecticiit patents in the issue of
April ‘22. from the oiiice of A. M. \Voos»
ter. solicitor of patents. 436 Maiiii street.
llri lgcpoi‘t:
Tlios. ll Doolittle. Bridgeport. tele-
phone line; J. S. Gibbs. Bridgeport. box
making machine: Ii. A. Bacon and J. \l‘.
ll-rardmun. Hartford. stopper-pulling.-
piicrs: I). E. Smith. Hartford. telephone
repeater: E. A. Judd. New llritaiii. trunk
lock l 0. S. Judd. New llritnin. sash fas-
tener : J. t‘. IIyde. \\'c.\t IIavi-ii. can
merit Clasp (two); )1. I‘. O‘Connor. New
Haven. lire escape: S. S. Hopkins, Nor—
wich. revolver ; C. I“. Tbayer. water
wheel regulator: ll. Ii. Iilnkesley. Bris-
tol. hair criniper: C. D. Goodman and F.
S. Smith. (lranby. milking stool ; Albert
Root. Ilanrden. combined level and bor-
ing guide : J. 1‘. Miller. Aleriden. design.
St‘iillt‘t‘ frame. -
IHHNDRSI DE.
llIt‘SSI‘J. Jennings and “'rilci‘Liiry‘s
truck garden looks very inviting j'lel :it
pri‘at'lll.
John Ilrillovan has gone into Illi‘ puiil-
lr_v buxincss. Ills lint lu-n notched one
chicken and “it‘ll died.
A large fr‘ree of l‘ilrllt'llll‘ln arr-oi “ilk
\l‘l the rzll Aunt Annie Iiir'lr rrls‘ place.
rii.rl.iit:.. .r big irriprmr'iiieril.
Tiir- liilli‘- \\t'lt lii‘i'lly \\r~ i -l‘ klilt‘lltll
ll“li‘ but Fri-Ln. :rird «"er si-tl Sim
.‘l‘rlt‘ll l‘lllllxlnllt‘.
llt|\\‘.\\ lira.
After l\\t‘l\'I‘ \‘lill\‘ :r'wvti‘i- li-rii’ii-
limo
l‘ti'lrp has moved lil~ l',r ram In -:.
li-a‘u New \Ktii. r‘tlr. 3i~ i. . l‘l
.l lr-ltlitlilli‘ - ‘
ll\r-i. .\ inli’ imivl .r: d . ir. 2r .- ...
lunl ul' ilillilllll'i‘ .‘ill‘ \- .l 5:: li' ilill' : ,:
pdxl \\ is l.
U r! lr“‘l‘l‘i'l. .‘rli~.~< lira: ill-x. srrrrrmwn d
.l.irl:i‘ Al‘di‘i‘w .liit‘lvrilt li-‘ll iril rl‘ '
\ln- rwr‘r l\ril fir-iii the l» :1 rl -; l . be
:rllr»\\~ in Hill ail i;ll‘,:i'. Mr. liyll paid llil‘
ilii‘ll thi" \\ lillrrli: lr m1. .zl‘lrv‘i‘. \\ illi‘ii he
lord no :rilv rr‘;r'.i .-. \\ tab lbr~ luv“ ruling
:rllnrirr \ \\ lrii l‘lrll‘ll‘tl lillll will of lll“ ul-
liiw. .‘rlr. lull lzllii“ the lid; rind rmirlm»
ties to let the dog run loose.
lilo-o in .-.. .:
l‘l‘t“‘1‘ll lli~i~l.
'I‘lic l‘lrrv'rgn llill\t if. Journal mile:
“The l~rrlrbw=~ .‘rllrl lb» ir -_\ rirpnlb has Ill
and :ll‘i'llllrl .‘Ir-w \‘r il; :.rr- lllw\ .ir.: ~lx- ii;
Democratic caucus
BE Democratic electors of the Sienna Voting
District. are hereby requested to nor-t at Mili-
isry Hall. Monday evening. May 19! Ii. torts-ice del-
egates to the Democratic State t‘onvrniiou to be
held in New llaven. June 5th. and to irmrsrrct any
other business lll‘Opt'l' to come before siir‘li meeting:
. ' l‘Elt tilllllilt i tilllll'l'l‘lill.
So. horwalk. May Stir. ‘sl. :05
Oyster Ground ._
Quit SALE. Tuoarn‘s of good Mud lloliom
Oyster Ground for sale. limited trial or 'I‘ cxii
bland. Inquire (it
Too it
A. ll. “Elllllldm.
South Noun-ilk. t‘rr- ii.
Rockaway For Sale.
(‘ (lull as new. \\'ill be sold cli :lp. Apply in
T not i: \v. ert‘OI'VT.
. _n_ -
Milk Gets. a Quart.
are now selling mill. for r; writs .‘l rpmri. i‘c»
' Ii
\\ li\r in! in cans or in mi is. in any rrrr'i of Nor
walk or South Norwnlk.
HEMSUN Illni'i‘illillS.
Iinx ."i-Iil Smith Nururilk. li‘r err'\\.rll.,
May :irli. trawl. mm
I
Notice.
\ LI. persom indebted to [lie l‘;~lllll‘ of Henry‘- \V.
a‘ hay. dweasrd. who have nor )i'l with-rt ilu ir
accounts. are hereby iiot‘llcd tlizii tin-y riiu~i do vhl
:it once. if llii‘)’ \iunld r:l\t' e\p-»rr-r~-. as it ir-'
nci'issar)‘ lo t‘oiiiplr-li-tlic ri'llli‘llli‘lll of iln- mimic
\iilliruit unruw-suiry rlelriy. 'l‘lrwr~ “Lo lll'll it
more i‘llll\\‘llli‘lll can sv'rlr tlllil ll l“. Norm» at
the store formerly occupied by Mr. lluy. “him; the
izcxl lueirly d:i\.~.
SILAS l'. TI'TTI.E. .\dii\rirr~rrr:.-r.
So Norivalk. Mir 1. lR‘l. Iri‘r Ill
"Sifiaw ' HATS r
“LEACIlEIli DYE". A Ll‘lilllill .\ N I)
I'RESSEID
Also “in be constantly kep! on hand .‘llril irrxidr to
older all blluls r-l‘
Ladies‘ (lenllciiieu‘s and (‘lrilrlri‘n's
.S'l‘RA \" (ii 00 "9‘.
GILBERT BOGART.
Main Slnxl. opprhih' Wrrroick Ilorisc.
at! it I‘NIlI-Ill IIl'IAIIBL'S MICA'I‘ MAliliL'l‘
l .—\\ lNli .r i.lT,"‘ I‘.“'llillil‘::! ('yl“'.l:.’ri‘ - i '
plum of liar-ll .
\enr is. or rum . imam: Nu i-r
lllltl lliriri—bm; llli l.r fir ‘ r .l ..l. i
run» M‘rl». To!” 5, . r. in. a. \, l x. ‘; ... .
‘ .'r .\.p.i- :r- -. 2.. -qu. .r.1:..
.. _ l-
.i “ i'
9 r‘. . ‘ i l
1 ‘~ , ' r \if »‘ ’... ..
lu .xl: !,\»r<l;x;i.il..'-I.r-r.l~ Uni-*t-n. \..r.--
TA‘IKE int. lI-».rri.»iii;\iri\ir=. lu lw'v‘ N \
‘l'iliXi. -- \.\I| »>l \IMLII \‘l‘l Ll" l~l‘
mulluh llm l‘lrrr~r;n
llrit tin-y .xiir‘l li-ud it - ll.
«dbl. lz‘,
lll’t’l.
Ill'i“>l‘tl lr.~. l~ ti‘.‘.rl;- lli‘\il li.l\ lmr’ri on NI
drum: :i (mum; ::1 Fine: is it holds
to il'iv. \‘i‘>!x'l\l‘l_\‘ .\Ir“~\ \yvrft llrm‘.
r\‘ t‘ri slilmh‘d lrmii lrvr.x tu‘clvv or {our-
tr-r‘n luau v dr:rli bruise.» to be rm d in the
city of New \‘wi‘k tn rlrstrllrme tlrvrr
tll'i m. d boil (broil-4b Illt' r'il) . and .‘li‘b\l‘v.
.\I‘lll-‘lll iv i‘u. :ind Hairline-rid :llt‘ in ii-
lug strung in lllt‘ some kind of busi-
iir'~~'. rind llu‘ character and rpmlrly of
Illl‘ Ill’t‘§<i il llt‘i‘f flil'l‘llfilll il li_\ llir‘rr‘ pur-
lli‘a‘ i< It‘ll A‘YQ‘“ r'strililhlied on H :lllldlz':
llrr- cvrniiiiir is ill Ill" rust (u be l‘llhlli‘rl
aside by word} l’i'aiilllllill‘." or rili't chi-r."
Last Chance.
‘Ill: tj.<" \»\.\ llrmix‘ ’
'
l h or \yL: ' lul Arm
1‘.‘ :J ‘ ‘7' l'rr-r-r~ \\i~il':; ..t~~r .r5 1..
in. n n, \ lllll\ ,:\l\.\.\ Nix“
’l‘wkrl‘ ‘.‘.'»ir‘:l>i “Tr '
. I . ._.__
Notice.
'l‘lll‘: lr-‘lwu x," a l' iivir 'r\ «. irv'l: t. Krk
, Inn . ‘vr'f- . \r» ion 31‘
'3.‘ rrri'. 1r], Wu; :frrx ‘.rl..‘ \\ .i
l~".‘l‘i' rzr. or: l\,\.\l‘l‘. r-o 1...} :.r,rl
\\:.>llll.§‘.|*ii\ilt'ti‘.(lliilellTI‘llu it» tr. ‘1!
M I L K .
26--0uar1 Tickets-26
$1.00.
134311311 Tickets-~13
50 01:5.
“Elk from lillliiI‘Il"ll-Il.il. “UHIL. {I‘l‘>ll i‘\l'l‘_\' rfziy
and delivered to .1“ pins of the town. Til-if
R. HAVILAND.
..-\ 3! t ‘ SE)! i~:.\' 'i‘s. g
I“. .‘l. )liTr‘iiaLi..
Manager.
Opera. Hon-o.
Tuesday l2v‘:;, May lzlili.
THE (iIiI-I.\TE$'I‘ “N EARTH.
Barlow,Wilsun&Bu’s
.\I A AI‘AIt'YI‘I I
MINSTRELS.
The Following introducing "Artists or Itenown:“
M l Leo. 'n.\'iii‘.ow' 21:— : iriiiiiiu: \v 1 Leon;
llrigh lloughcrtv. Frank Moran. ltilly t‘:rrter. Chris.
Queen. \\‘riller Carpenter Hawk-us.-
Avits- 4— WAGES“ 74:.
:5— S§~titlruri~ Equally as 3. otable ~25 ~25
l‘ivecntiug ilicir Uriglinrl Burlesque on our National
game of
B 4A—S- E B~A—Ia—-Ir.
"ouch Doughcdy an l‘mpirc.
Seats on sale iir' l‘laira.rii‘s drug stores. Nrmvall; and
Sonar Xuiwrllli, after May 10.
‘I‘lllr‘lis. 5° and ’75 CENTS.
V ' /
M ES
F.1d. KNAPP. 2 . ‘ -
Mu- 0 Hall.
Friday Evc’g. May 16th.
'lli Haulers.
AN OPERATIG CANTATA
InThiee Acts. g‘vcn under the auspices of tho
BAPTIST CHURCH. this city. and 2d
M. E. CHURCH. Norwalk.
50—01mm: if Trained Voices~50
Composed or our Best Local Talents.
'AL‘I‘ I—Seenc. butler of firmer Brown‘r-llocsc.
The li‘s‘ Iii. ACT Ill.Sosnc —ln~
listing"
Brown‘s House.
Mary. ] farmer's lira Alice 2. Sellsck
daughters. MIN Liulo vows:
Dairv laid. lies Jennie Nash
Ir. hora-n. tamer. It. 11. P. him.-
William. lint mt. iir. born r. Mimi
{wwsf ...:~.. m... 3.31% 3“”
an an ‘t -
“m Dr. c. will»:
liiufisllccth ' lush-malt
Vlalkl. $1.83ch .5323. Cents. .
l . ' i. Duane. Nielsen-no.
_l‘o3vez, Warren. In.
rt. Ttecdwell. llarrh. this-cc.
Mahler. plus}. Mommas.
. Warm. Knapp, Sign.
23. sickening Rice.
i .
iii lilo \\;i_\ Ill ll’_\ 3! g in llv‘.l|l wll' hum llrr‘,
ilir “i J}
Al‘lltm
HATS.
Elli All lilo [milling lbllifl‘xy
_\ .41. l‘r‘.‘ I no .~,' It. \~‘ and r‘:., ’- z
Straw Hats.i
l\l{\l\\'Nl.\ t lil.l‘.lill.\'l‘l'lll
Silk l'iiibi'ellah~ :iiirl t‘:iiies.,
l
RHTUN -’ Pill! -
__..|5_1
NOW OPEN!
GRA’ND
Opening Day
Mandarin all.
IA IUKHI‘T l-‘t'll 'l‘ll "I
PROGRAMME
IN NEXT \Vl-II‘HCS I‘Al'l‘ZIlS.
Mrs. A. Ackert.
Til}
., \\'ill§\‘ IN
BRIDGE?QRT
~—iioa"r can. To \rsi'r-
BARNUM’S
:‘il v:sr..r ,' :1 4w i lily.
' I:-‘\ 3r. rh.
NEW GUUDS!
NOW READY!
Derby and Bas‘simere :fgi;
McEiei‘I‘he Hana;- ::
To Rent.
PARTM ENTS consisting of seven rooms in the
4 house on Ham Sll‘l‘t‘l. o ipoeite Elizabeth. ln<
quire of‘ H ‘. C. TUF'I‘S. Mil
Mrs. J. A. DECKER
DRESSMAKINI}.
——-—AI:ENT P0“ -—
S. T. Taylor’s Journals, Patterns
AND timilis. AXD Sl‘e’l‘li.“ ul‘ t‘t‘T’l‘lXt;
Lambs“ GARMENTS llY )lliASI‘IllL
System of Dress ('llllllli'.‘
'l‘uilglii.
\\':i.~hirr-;ioii St . over l‘r-rri~‘ Ilaniwun‘ Store, t‘iIHtl
Woman’sllxchange.
A \\'oni:iii‘r~ I-Tvrlr:rir~.:c \\ ill be opr-nr-rl frra‘ to all
Saturday, April 19.
In the Room< of
RI rs. Becker‘s llrrws .llzilr'iiig Eslah'iii'l.
l‘i “'ur-‘ririmton Sirr i l. Snub Noruiiik,
Artifice «if All kind-i :irc ~rrlii'iii-rl l'nr‘ i \biliilioil
and In sell 1 ruling by Mr ;|~l2l‘ u '1:r\l.-r ~ 5 ~’-
li‘lll \\llill\‘1lt'l‘.<‘ rxii iliul (lay. I "in-uh. llr r.
tin-air: \ll‘~I‘~ \1. John» and Min - Shiloh r)‘ r. d
l’.i:ir'\ \\'nrl\; :’l~‘> t‘r firm \\'url;: .ll'ln'le. ch“ . “Ill
l‘r‘ nil r~\|..lrxlioir and {or czlit‘.
~ ’I‘Iil'li
.8388 S. Jflllll‘
I‘- : tom‘l imir .I‘ix :rl: xii lo tlrr‘r l‘irzr- Sir-t ‘. of
12‘“ :i ml Siiiiiinei'
Mll.:l.ll\l_E RY
I" l i‘r'ipi- I-
in '
Spi‘i
.\r!:r~\r.
\.
;: rltli . d
.‘i issos‘ St. o‘()llllq
.\l.\l\ .Vl‘. .\ul:\\,\l.lt. VT.
_———————o
~lx ’ .llu‘ liar" . r\:;r \prtirg Mar l. .\ nrur
r \ ll , r r r .‘p: ~.ir; :iL. l'.\'..:.~.\.- \..:*r'..
l l’. 54;: \z' .~3-. \ m ilir'i' :lrv 'l‘:r-x«- :llrtl
W. ~ -I_"‘r itzrVr-k-Al‘litris- \‘l.-
l c no \r In. a .I r',
I' c; \ ' to
i\,ri‘: i r} i [m i. ~« “In. :itz-l Frl \ _
i \ v if I. .- .\‘\ ~..x.~‘.Xr\.\lrrl ~l
' ‘r r l l‘d.’
. id‘ 'I.x ‘I run.
i i l \\f. \‘l
m3. .\. !l-r_~
. r! i'.r t N T32. .\«\\
:3. l'rr ‘r .~ . Fin‘l“
.l l‘.. r') .\- r~
r'\ r r» ,r of :‘a|\!~
In for'v ; :z-l‘ :- rnln :-~. \\'.~ I ~. ' .l~~il." vl Illa!
\\i‘ r i. :ix.l \\ .. ‘..lli‘fi‘i . l'n .\'-\\ \url. :zi:i:kvl.
:rrr i \:\\r Iin' .‘m: r,. err .l‘ I: fir ».1l.t. \\'e buy :it
v i J! m: r r . ins :r:..l:rr.-~..';~i;r-d “All
F.H.Nasl&flws.
Try :1 llzri'i'el of
F. 1]. Lawton 8. his
BEST ,
Plllllll.
'l‘liis Ii ‘und has been put up
.exprcssly for us. and we War-
and errcli and every b-n‘rr‘l In
give pcz'lcct salislkrcliorr
F. D. Lawton & (in.
85 MAIN srniairr.
WW flumsmcl or;
/. .
Whenyou tract :1 bill 01
Rflllflaflll Billing.
Iliinciis‘iom. St? X :15 Feel. ,—
II. G. “U ESTKI).
observe its Wealth 0;:Klll‘at‘lluns:
Eligibilllllll Bill!
With ellilri‘ll‘t‘ulsr Floor. l‘iinluiifiiig
SQUARE FEET 9,200 squint: FEET
Of Skating Surface.
Superb Dancing: Pavillioii
SEVESTY. FRI-IF SQUARE.
itiiiiai-ri Par-ices“
6 7. MAGX‘FICENT TABLE 6
QuadrupchowlingA lIcys
snort: iNG «annuity,
Willi 150 sedan Feet Ramses.
Refreshment Room
FREE - —— HAT AX!) CUIAK ROOM —-- FREE
Ladlcs‘ and GentM‘s lieu-gale: Rooms.
~ Loam and tir‘iVi/ElTruagmr.
grui-rls from us. we will sell you
#9...—
14: lbs.
OI" Standard Gran. Sugar for
$1.00.
—_—Q.*_————
. .16 lbs;
Of Handsome Ex. “0” Sugar
$1.00.
W 0 will not sell Sugars
alone :it the above prices.
All other goods at the Low-
est Possible Figures).
170313
Fll llllllllll Bin!
32;» ’ -. “a". ‘ “A
o
mamimb‘ *
W
4
For" (5‘ Insurance,
Life. Fire. Accident and Karine.
For [3‘ Real Estate,
Houses and Rooms To Let.
Fill Lilli Ill lllll Lflllll Silllll
UF—
Boots Shoes
For ii‘i‘ Notary Public.
. ' Acknovvir'dxvmcnts ru Leg-u Pain-re. i» \
Of First >(‘lass Manufacture.
For i 3‘" §tc=imaliils Tickets:
(‘abin and Sin-ram:
I-‘or LS“ Drains rind Exchange,
I‘riyablc in (innit Britain or Europe.
(‘A LL AND SEE THEM.
Abo Full Line of
lien aiirlll'onieii‘s Slippers
(‘ustonfll'ork and Repairing:
A SPECIALTY.
John Schaub.
\"ilplllllghil. SL. So. )Ii nialk.
Ar APPLY TO —
J actib M. Layton.
Office 65 \Yaeliinuton St. 50. Xr-r“ alk. l‘t.
Ab“ t'adiier t‘ily Xatiiuuil Brink. z'rl “Educator:
SL. and during luinliirr: mun may be ~i~i~2i ilreri».
[UPOR TAIIT REDUCTION IN THE PRICE or one Ounce bottles reduced tron i s cts. to i 0 cent: .
v———_——. ISE 'IN lac Ounce bottles reduced from 25 (:13. to l 5 cents
m
‘Flvsoiincc bottles reducedlnua 50 cis. to 26 cents
(PETBIDLEI’I J Eur.)
Tlrr public must not Slf‘ft‘l'tl any but original trails
Still
bullied by ux. a.) the imitations are worthless.
ltlesrlrtigl Insit‘ttsrisgttJtvlsrt.
They Com 6 2
CARPETSI!
ANOTHER Large Invoice of Carpet-s at Scoiield .‘v Iloyt's.
We have in stock 100 patterns of Tapestry and llmly
Brussclls; 90 patterns of Ingmin and SiPly Carpets: also
a large assortment of Mailings, Oil Cloths, Rugs. Mats,
etc. “'0 wili scll lllOSt‘ goods at prices lou‘r-i‘ than they «.
':lll be bought elsewhere in Nnrwulk. All kin-ls of Dry
Goods :1! pi‘iccs that defy r-ompr-Iilion.
CARPETS!
SCOFIELD. c2: HOYT’S.
NO. 3 GAZETTE BUILDING. NORWALK.
c. H. HARVEY.
BOOTS and§_ljl___OES
New Store! New (lorrrlrf Cheaper lion: liver"
l‘. II. II :i‘vev would «all! the :rllr‘rrli a: rrl‘ the
Public in Ulll‘ of the lic<t .ASS‘\l‘lllli‘lll\ r l' limits
and Slows in Nui‘uulk an is [be 'I'irr.“ :1:er
ll:il‘\‘r'\“>’ llll‘ I‘llr- ‘ in ”my l‘llr‘l‘. as l?:
.‘Ilhl be Sold. Nu. l‘.’ .\l:ll:l F‘l . Sr 11:1.Xrn.\\;rlk.
soo’fi'm$§§fioEs
ARVEY.
” 3- H- H...
op’s Marliet.
..
lirittils
Dunl
.l IlI'Nl.Ul".‘ .‘IARKEI‘ .~ !!.« : » illiVli-il
l)|l.\”T burnt 1);.
.‘l EATS. Frrm: :i-rrl Niiu‘m‘d FINII of AL‘. Ii ir.‘.~. ”A f
.\:.‘L \ Est-li‘l‘ll‘urfi ‘ ‘.
\. \le ii! the I. x\\-~~! I‘m ~ t‘ull and be vurAznrrd. Cour-r \\'..‘:. z. :‘ 2. mm;
.\l.r‘ir >133 cts. South Ni-T‘\:tlli. than
.1-”
Dunlop’s Market.
BllMSTflllil BllllS’.
Our Stock is Larger
'I‘liuu liver Ollci‘cd. Hull :11
l
POPULAR PRICES.
Kilt Suits, sizes 2 r-2 to 4. l
Boys? ”5113':th .-
SIZES, AGE 12 Tl] 17.
.GHILDRENS’ SUITS,
AFull Line, Sizes, Age 4130 12 ’
an.
» ‘\ .
fa
cnasrnci Bill]
Norwalk Chronicler