“Tim SEN
aorta SIIIIWAIJI. .\I’Rll. I
A very interesting letter from “in. II.
Raymond. who i.- now at S Iiithern
POM North t‘aroliiia. a printed in an
other column. Mr. Raymond in a per-
TINEL,
7. 1886
_/ tonal letter to the Sifyrixsi. says: ".Tlii-
anti-ment- I make are no visionary
ideas. but facts that you can rely up in.
and which [will at any tune 'i'erify.
For capitalists there are «Iver-aluminiu-
nitiu bore that are well worth investi-
gating. to say the least while its a place
of winter midence I do not think the
climate can be excelled.
MEMORIAL ILIIJ...
The committee appointed a long tirutI
ago on a soldiers memorial riiet Monday
evening at the Miliackemo II Itel. and
«mattered the advisability of erecting a
memorial town ball. This movement
has in view the changing of the turn.
pike at the site for the new armory. and
building a town hall in which tablets
will be placed bearing the names of the
aoldiers who lost their lit-es in the war
of the Rebellion. The Armory t‘oninils-
aiou express a Willingne‘xs to do all they
can in conjunction with the town to
have thtI site for both armory and ball
iniproyed by the clung,»- of liigliwiy.
which ought to be duie at «nominal ex-
pence. * .
About thirty attended the meeting
; Monday evening. and there was no up-
position to the project. although at..."
were in favor of t Iwn hall and memor-
ial being independent. ti wit. a town
hall and s ildiers. monument. The
chango of turnpike proposed is to have
it in the rear of the buildings and con-
nect with Franklin street. lien. l’lirius
Couch. “on. A. ll. \\‘ootlward. I“. St.
John Lockwood. Eben Hill and Elwin
Adams wen appointed it special cont~
mince to consult the parties in interest.
and have a map of the property made
allowing the prop ‘8‘ d changes. The
[Will undoubtedly is it favorable tune
to erect the hall. and if it is improved
the town n'ill soon have both an armory
and creditable town hall and soldiers
memorial.
I‘LI'I'KY .IXII Ll'l‘lt'l’ .lllh‘ l-‘ILll‘.
Probably no cue iii this c» cier
come out of comparatn‘e ilscurit'y to
national notoriety so - strideniy as Mrs.
Gray. wliocarri-Is on the bilicry bush
[less at 505 Hudson. between t liristoplier
and “Hot lI‘tli streets. New York. llrs.
(Bray and her worlimeii refused to sub-
rtiit to the orders (If the l‘ialters‘ I'nion
and tlicl‘entral Labor l‘iuon. and has
been boycotted. .\ \lozIIn or more lurch
soaked members of the lLikers‘ I'nioii.
with headquarters in a beer saloon.
parade in front of her place of biisiiicte.
carrying placards and distributing cir-
culara calling on all to boycott her and
ruin her business. Thel oicetl instead
of ruining Mrs. Gray‘s business has
given itan immense boom. and she is
now taxed torupply the suddenly in-
crcaaed demand for her boycotted goods.
This inatancc furnishes a complete
ill tion (If two facts:——First. that the
an ub- 0a luau... . --r..... g‘ n". af‘in‘.
mammalian and for wages. but against
freedom and for dictatorial power:
mind. that the American sense of
justice and spirit of independence is not
departed and cannot be siibpigated.
Further. it promises r3 tist the legal
powers of the land t9 enforce just lawn.
andto protect the Weak against lawer
and deapotic combinations of men.
Here in a woman assailed by an organi-
zation which claims to batthI for the
weak against the strong. Twelve or
more great clowns draw pay from an aa~
aociation of working men to ruin a poor
woman and a few men in her employ.
If ever there was a sickening spectacle
this is one. If ever there was it call for
justice it gnu out from the circum-
atanoea of this case If anything was
needed to make men ashamed of their
fellows. thtI cowardly and mean things
reacrk‘d to to in jure this woman attoiftls
it. ‘
wintry
THE REAL 1881?: TO THE FRONT.
Aa rapidly as possible is coming to the
front the real issue in what is termed the
preacut labor trouble. in this country.
For a long time. by subterfuge: of vari-
nus aatnrra. public ry mpatliy to v con-
Iidorable extent ha- been Ian-tired for
the eflorta of the Knights of Labor in
what they claimed to be their atruxxle
for a fair portion of the wealth which
they produce. The general aentiment
of Ill. country has and always will fay-or
fair computation to labor of all kinds.
But. while that untiment exists. a very
rapid aha-go in taking place in the feel~
in. toward- the organiaation known an
tho Knight of Labor. Profs-in; the
and budablc purnuawt thin order liar
(Ivan a virtual antenna to tin moat out-
rageous methods. and has finally fairly
at itaolf up an above the established
m at the country. The letter ad-
dn-rd by Grand 7 later l‘owderly to
Jay Gould ii a Rain declaration that
. Ibo Katha propaw to carry out their
mandala- at whatever cost.'and it acu of
violanoo follow. Mr. Gould is to be held
'0th Having himself acknowl-
adpd that tho strike upon the road rep
“U” Mr Gould was unjuatiflable.
Ir. my Incl-ta that those who left
tho amploy ct tho road must be
m and throat." Mr. Gould par-
aaaatty with tho moo of the ordcr
h. ”to uni. be yielda. Mr.
Gould tort-In tbs whole manor. and
.- “up. [- ricbtauan Ami.
an china, and than bring- to the trout
tba Ital ban in tho whole matter
umumx-igm ct Ia~
tho
- Aaadtthat can “it a wo-
fic-hhlutolbdhaatab-W
courage. An order that demands the
displacement of other labor to make a
place for that of its members really has
little regard for thl’ great mass of inde-
pendent labon-rs. Above all. an order
that sets :it dt ti-ttice the rights t-f others
is :t dangeroiiss institution. and unless it
is met by a determined and organized
opposition. \\‘lll destroy American liberty
and government.
If “r. l'owIilt rly speaks with :lllllll’ITll\
the issue is now fairly before the Attic ri-
tI:in people. and upon them depends the
outcome of the contest. Mr. llould puts
the whole matter in the closing portion
of his lt'ttrl. He says: “L-It me remind
you that it is an American citizen whom
you and your order thus propose to de—
stroy} The contest is not between your
order and lllr‘. but between your order
and lllt‘ laws of the land. Your order
has already defied those laws in prevent-
ing by Violence. this company from up-
eratiug its road. You held then that
this company slioiild not operate its road
under conditions prescribed by law. but
only under conditions prescribed by you.
You now declare in ell'ect that l lioldiiiy
lllillYltllltll property and rights. not its
til-ermen hold theirs. but only at the
peril of your li‘llllli: loose irreyocably rif-
ter the o‘clock your order upon me. If
llils ti trite of this c oiiip:iuy and of me.
it is true of it. 'lotlier men and companies.
If 50. )1!“ and )«Iiil’ St‘It‘t‘tl Old: l‘ are lllt‘
and an .‘Illi‘lli‘llll citizen is such
only in name. .\lrtady for weeks your
order have in your attack upon this
company. not litsitated to disable it by
Violence Liam rendering its duty to the
public and giving work and pay ing wages
to tut-Ii at least three times your own
number, who working as they \\‘crtI
by your side. were at least dcscrvuig of
your syintuithy. Having pushed this
Violence beyond even the great forbear-
ance of the public and found in this lllI
reetiou cause to hesitate. you now
turn upon (me and that the
wrongs you have liitlierlII inflicted on
tlitI public shall now ctiltiiiiiate iii
till tel: upon an lllill\ Lilllll. In this. :lil
have slid. the real issue is between you
and the lztws of the liml. It may be be.
fore you are through lh:it laws
will t fli Iierttly :t-l\ ist- y IIll that even l. :is
an indiyi lii;il. :tfll tint II. yoinl Ilu it c ire."
‘l‘ltl‘ lNlITL’ Sll‘tll
\\ ltelln r there is left Ill .\lIl-‘l’lt' iii blood
any of the qualiti .. p Issesw-l by the
Idlili rs. If Ii Ii:?.l lizls g»: to Illt I! on: lii~
i'ed anarchy. it II. c "in“ all opp sol to
the ileslnitisrii of .\Ir. l'owder‘y and
order lojoin issue witli him and stand
by him and the cause of .\lllt‘l‘lt‘:tll lib. r-
t_\‘. of which he by force of circutii'
stances. isiiuw the representative. It III
time that t Very luyer of law and order
and justice and of his country aillllll'l
take stand for his liberties. ’l‘li it last
letter shows _\lr. l‘owderly in his true
liglil. and gives the people of Ibis
country a correct impression of what
they may expect when they come
under his domination. The I'nioti
which now appeals to every true Ameri-
can is the American l'nion} and the flag
under which liiI wants to enroll liiiu-
sclf is the Star Spangled ltanner which
waves over the land of the free and the
lira r.-
In w .
prtiptist‘
It“
lllll‘t‘
\\ t“ >I‘t‘
llilI l‘.|.‘|‘2
ills
l'lie “'orst liiietiiit-s of Labor.
It is a source of satisfaction to every
citizen of t‘oniiecti.Iut to know that it
has a senator who is above stoopiti: tn
the prevaliiig demogogism of politi-
cians. lti his speech on the Logan Army
bill. be discussed the measure fairly rind
fearlessly. and closed as follows:
“There are times when l would be
with thrI laboring man for a strike and
I would strike to the end of the contest
[would not work sixteen hours a day
for any man with half an hour for my
dinner. I would strike: I would organ-
ize; I would Work for a bi tier day; but
l‘“‘\OIIIII not permit the lIllt“t‘< or the
city of New \orli to rush out when l was
striking to destroy the proper“ of the
company from w liicl i l e xpec ti d to get
my liiiiig. and if the slie ritl‘ could not
do any thing with them. if they wertI too
strong for him and too strum: for the
police. I would liaie the slit-rill do w but
saw donein New \ork once my s.elf
call out tliiIuld Seventh “Igiinent and
shoot the deliaiit \\ rong-doers down if
they could not be nuidet to \ it-ld in any
way. I would do that for thesalte of
Ih:I laborers themselves. and I Would tell
the laborers to d u just is l am telling it
to you. \oii cannot tlt'.‘t‘l\‘t‘ them by
any lithe r kind of talk. 'Ilie Ire is no use
III the senators tempting Ilit iii. and I
warn them against the \\yrst enemies
they have on the foot ool. the Illl‘ll w liq
indiilge in tlitI sort o :IIoiiiersiition we
have had here Itl'llllV from the senator
front Nebraska. That is all. sir.
(Rift-i (if I'ulaon.
It istime that respectable merchants
combined with consumers for the sup-
prfiision of all gift. print and lottery
schema in connection with the ale of
articlea of merchandise. These scheme:
are not only demoralizing to legitimate
buaimnti arid to the niorals of the com-
rnunity. but in the extent in which they
arc being carried in the nalc OI artich-
ot food havc become accurce or great
danger to the public health. They are.
no matter in what form they appear.
not lung more or law than devices to
swindle an unsuspecting pro le.
It iii gratifying to learnt at in some
inutancea the ntllcera of the law have
taken hold of the matter. In\ ‘ew York
and aim in Chicago. parties who in tliiii
way offered gifts to purchaser: of their
package. have recently been arrested
ri indictment: for lottery awindlinz.
elatut candidates. both for public ex-
ccration and criminal g. mutton. are
tho manufacturer. of t alum baking
powders. who artI both by mean- of gift-
and lottery tickets. dicpotiing of large
quantititu of their corrosive-I isonoua
com ndawhicharcnowcl noun to
hodctrimcntal to health that no house-
keepcr. will admit them her kitchen.
knowingly. This form n awindle in not
gnly had? led ffromfbouaa to house.
ut tin t promue o a profit- to
be reclined. tho manufacturrga are on.
tronchin. them-alre- behind the
counter: of many fitment by ltinir
tbcmtoofler thcalunigood. wth the
gifts or lotto tickets attached thereby
abitting tbol bilit t9 recreation.
part. upon other .apcr innocent
Every grocer or , for in-
m, who sells artiller- terminal: of
the priac or baking powder!
criminal in the eye of thelaw. and lia-
ble. upon conviction, to flat: and lm~
Wt. while thrice who call the
{Inland- are. morally
or ”they an clad-c an Induccnicnt. or
touuatcodtbat
mth blcblti- notpcl-bl:
'
firmwmmtoplmm
when they come to think seriously of
the matter.
It must be borne in mind that every
one of these “in or p..z baking puw~
dent are alum baking p m dar~ These
powders cost less f‘l.‘ H mm cents a
Iotind to pn duce: ll. . IE!” or p’ri7..I costs
but u f. w c. n: . more ’l‘l ry are sold at
the price Ufa lll‘tll e .. li.ti\lli 3’ powdi r.
so that ili.I swiiidl- . l'l .t “@““r(““‘
sense. is enormous. Illit c llll f
iniquity of the busin- -.. m ists in sell-
ing. its presuiii: ibly it llIvli \ one an aili-
cle of :t positiie ly lllJlll‘ III I ll tr; It I r.
and by means of gifts or 3.: l. . ltltlllt‘ nix
'N‘t‘le-lls‘ or unsuspt-e in I. housekeeiwrs
to purchase and use it III -I lily food.
There should lie some y-oiupI method
of nut l but); lhtSt‘ iizin lI'll~ pi Il‘llk‘l‘“
and punishing the patties ingagul Ill
thtir promotion. If the pnseni lms
are not ample. \\e t I-omm- int tlic Illillli r
to the coiisl leiution t l' I III‘ St: ite Board
of Health for ricoinim l datum of snc h
additional legislation .is sit ill be t ll'\l \e
for the protel tion of the public.
1 ounce tic ut l‘titiIiits.
Thefollowing list is fllllll~lmtl from
the office of \. M. “ouster r, solicitor til
patents. llridgepuit. t‘onnI
T li. Doollllli‘. liliilgt‘pI-TI. llIli pliunt‘
switch board 3 pateiI is; ll. Norm-ed.
liiidgeptirt. spring lit-idling, lit .tI liiiil‘. ‘2
patents: J. “lath \'e o" linen.
shutter tor photoI'riiph iippzir: iIIi~: it. I).
llrooks. \‘ew Marin, spool ll ll ll.
tlrillin. New Haven. letter copi I".- l‘li*~\:
J. 'l‘. Kt‘llliIIdy. New Haven. \\‘l .3.”
machine: \\'. III. Sparks. New ll \.-ii.
mime and drop letter plate: ll. \\ -t be I on
New Haven. rubber boot: J. l".. Ix"
iwi‘.
\\‘est Haven. buckle imicliim: \2 ll.
Stupiiketl. llaril‘onl. coi-bon l.‘ hie»; .l.
Spruce. \\‘aiterbuiy. siispendtr iIitltle;
E. 1'. Steele. \\‘aterbury. button s. mug
instrument: I‘. A. l‘raulord. Tlllillilistltl.
plutelil‘ter: ll. ll. l‘IlglIrton. llinbui'y.
nppirntus for llllttltlfilt‘llll‘llly; gis: .l.
llztl‘tliess. 'l‘ul‘titiglon. tension ltlI'I‘ll‘ll‘i‘
ism: lIi. Hill. South Norwzill.. I't -. pinne-
tug structures: .\. ll. Jones. .\I- t‘lit‘ll.
li iiidle for dr. ‘t\\i is: F. .\I. (ltth'. Ilii‘iii-
iiigliani lIl‘IlltT In“;
The New ll.tVen Register i-l .\l Indiy
says: '\\‘Illb‘l'llllt‘llill'lll St-IVeii‘Ioiiol Inc
New York roull was seen by it it iii-HI r
in this city this IllI‘I‘tllll; and «pi «lion d
in re. and loan lll’lli‘ii‘ lll ll_i!~ion‘\ ‘lllt
and Miss I liiit column l‘I \l~!ei~‘Itt‘.~i
New York Times. which i: “':l‘tl l ‘:t II
he was held responsible by ‘llft1‘\ I It the
llllt‘lnllli‘ll Ill ill gt its i‘..|'.it»n '\.|\.\.Ii by
the It iilroud SIIPV‘I intend-Inns :isIl-ciu'ion
l‘i‘t‘tli‘lllfilllf' it but is know ii .I\ ”the III: II It
list.‘ Mr. \1. \e In in lzlll' llll‘ .3ly te lll: iik
«d tliiil he \Y.l\‘ credit. .l with :i great
many thin.» the r. .l. mobility for“ llll‘ll
proptily lul Indy; .Illlv'\\llI to rise. lle
IllIl IIIII. lie slot. IIl‘lg‘!‘ lie or “Junior-e
theirs-Ilium: :ii durum-ii. not \\‘.I‘ Inc
l't'\|| I!‘.>li-‘.i‘ l I! ll.‘
Mrs. l‘iits. .\’:ir.lii il’ tltlllt§.' \liiio.
\\llIt“: lli..V.I >i~..l -\I-ry riIiiil-dy [or
\'i‘l{ liI’Itii‘zn' l I' i:i-i il-‘il'.t\r fiil‘ IllII
pi~t llfliili \I.It\. llil l‘iini‘s Little
l.i\it‘ l‘.listii\l l.l*' III to god-l lliiiti :ill
the rest.
IIrtI tnlpl. I Int-I.
‘ eTI! .\; \ = \ «‘\3.‘tl \‘.».r
: till. il.\uwil. .iit.Il Iilil‘:;ill iilllliiz
.: I' it n . . “ i ‘I\\Illll l by n it
i..‘II \\ \ltllr\ \
"I! .\I lill~'I MI. ;:\ I\\li\
IlurstI IIIIII Buggy tor a..lc
\l\\l\l.1‘l“ -~ .
. IlI .1, hi i. il 13‘ Ill-\i . \
II’ “I . it ~ 'u t:. H l
II._I_Ii l‘ n. \\ Z
.itIl‘t y .t~ dune! A“- y ':.
ICIII mung: \ L. .- lo'oury stint \ '.i- .., He ‘.:’II
M. i... ‘0: 'I
\Sla' \ Ill ll IIIIOI‘ I II
for one of tlic
HANOSOME EASTER CARDS,
that 1-: presented \\ illi .Ii pomul pat Stage of
SMITH BROS. BORAX.
ll\ltl.‘.IlIil‘ for liI‘tl‘I' I ii‘ltllallfi. llll :out at ti b.i‘.li
.\'o :i.:u r: ‘I fill hi on Unix so: ll
. .
l o I.tIt.
I“IIli nets I‘ up or tiiiiriflilfti: A ; ..; -~.~ I:..
21: 'I r-Itiiii ll \\ iii tIlt‘I ll l. in! ;~..:: .f
llIi..tli. on :-i, ed to .\ i. \ it iIIl .\rili\
\" l l'? l\ lUi l\\\Ii\Il|
\utlcc.
\01 ll II. . lo rt “\ I.3I ted tlisi: the an I II-l i lrn I \-
4 1““ ‘3 llll \orvtI .Itlk l JWIH ...o l.‘ . . .i-
IUIIIII l or pl on for tln iI IV'i" on If I i‘.. I2 l- o .;
b-I ili' d :i! t‘. ll‘liriiiiber. iii SoIz‘li N in i l.. on
\\‘ulimsllni t It . rig. April L'l. l\~ii. :u s o‘. ‘... l. '
NELSUN 'l‘.\\ Lilli J“.
April to. 1.“. 2: h. x... u:
South Norozilk. i‘: _
Burn to Let.
LUIS {.I .. r, \\
) lilluc
2:!iriio~' .i2id~l:ili>. hi. {.i. :‘i iii.
II on NI crs “'iui t ed .
few In nI'vmvn can obi:i:i\ board a: \ll:\ .l
f‘ II. but!“ Ellis. M.Il\lllii 5m! til; it
[taunts to Let.
\ -.. . ' IIIi‘l s In the l.\I\i' birt'l. Maid:
a‘ \\thhii :Jlt‘li -::nIl. Apply to
W W \‘tl\l.\‘l‘ilt‘li.
Type \\ rltliig.
(‘III'YINII of lliiiltter‘s Spu‘itlcntioiis. Lt .I..l pct
pen or othl r \\l‘lllll.‘. neatly done on :i 'l‘tpe
\\‘r lcr. til 3 its. :i folio of one hundred \\iIle F”
:i Ltrgc amount of copying spa-Li. Luis t.iii he
made
litstmi tzoiis oil the l‘ipt \\' (I: It r I_'l\i’ ll : I. il..~ zit.
of $2 ill :i lissoti. or $1M“ for twiniy
Mali. rs for iopi ll" ltII’ lnl tliiI othc t of \\ ll. l l \\I
S K.\ .\I‘ I' \i-tliilclt :1! \l‘ii~liiii;:loii Si is ll ie
,jil
2 \S|| w
\ t-ii c prompt :ittt iitioii.
utter and Lard
roruiir.
\ t‘aiuied goods. . .
77‘9“. i‘t‘. .. V
District or Nurwallt. as. l'rnbiiic
I‘oul‘l. April 15th. A. ll. It‘ll.
\\ hernia. application has been made to IIII“
t‘ curt for tht ii l touiltueiu of tin lithium-tr aim or
Ilk‘JNlalt‘ of Ft tlllh‘ANl) lIllIllli but ut Nor
until in said Ills-trier deems-til therefore.
Ordered. iliitt «aid implication be heard and tie t-Ir-
mined at the Probate Dulce ln .‘ul‘WlllI‘t on the Nth
day of April. lm- al "J n c toe k idle much; and
that tintite thereof be alien to all persons inter-wild
therein tii' piihluliuu: this unit r in ii new spit-t r bay
in: articulation in said llistrict at least i-c \Il days
Indore mid day or harm;
lt ASA ll. WOODWAIID. Judie.
IIITEI—fllflfilififih.
“Mallory. tiara tab-lulu
“in
AT a “aging" mutiny clztschc timid :ilhwimn'
Mm near. or and
my ulna-day wetting. April "tli. I“. to rain;
ill." is
nomeactlon concerning the cm I hire
of ucbool lit the factories. pl; "331.:prin
Munro: III. lllcndurr. Millard lartL'I‘onerand Slat-gen.
Remarkawere tnbade yleiiara. Ell dorf. ‘
Millard art-r which the following rs-zolniiu‘ilii Lag-n:
nBacon-at: by the Board or School \‘iultm ol' the
town or Nurwalk. that. in me oplnion amp Board.
the hw- ln Wmuio cm tini‘plo Jtmybilant or children
‘Rl‘wm ”frequently rlo~
I In” domains! toe
law. existing on this subject to their rail.
cat extant.
mtmmdlcltlaeuwboma ct
vlohtlonuottbe “scan“ mmnytrarg
cdtctnrahbtbtalcudwt it” "“3:
ccnvleticnana
“q, tbatm lmdto
m
mm‘mui. tin-b. bllahnl
alttbc ottbc’mwn altar-rm. h
mmm'
. .M—w—
llrii. W. S. llolchltlss,
DRESSMAKER.
‘ '1”. an out by the day Culling by the C.‘ '1‘.
Taylor sistcm. Prices reasonable and sat-
isfaction guarilntccd
.‘m R Eli." STI‘EII‘T
I" 'Il SUI 'l‘ii .\oi:ii .\I. l\.
Ilnusc. Lot and Burnt l‘nr Stile.
'l‘llh propc NY on Phi-smut sneer belonging to th.
‘rI i'. e of l ‘:b is ll Scrub-Id is | llcrwl for
sa‘cuv 'l‘lic linu~I Ioiititins ll rooms. and lltl‘tlt)
u tier Also a good well of water M the door. The
in: is loyal). iiinl has on it it liiirn llllll “Ill accord
in l- I: III I horses lltil is well 5:02-ka with .‘l :i.-item
\. u- .n of nuns I n Ann.- m \\‘ t‘. igl‘lN'l‘Allli..
or \. A M ill-1E.” ' simf
IItIsltltIiitIe For Sale.
‘1‘...» nI».tlciiciI formerly “writ-ti :iiitl iii‘eiipiul by
\tr .1 A. .\ll|liit‘. on the east side of the inter.“
fro iIizi-uit-s “all; from the ~L~umn at East Nor.
w it; Ilou~I iiiodcrii. \VcI. l bull. to rooms; two
tlrts \\l' lic atria." Iii-use :iiid sl.ili.o Fiiic wait-r
It It ‘Irit \ Very low; two thirds pun hast iiioi \ \
Ian I\ tax It on lllIIf". I t_‘ If not ~tIlll \\ill be rcti
iiIt‘. KtIlilriss lt ll I l\ AI'FI lll‘ ill \Iiiiii slrccl
Nor“. 'l I. T‘h liii
IMnsolllllotl.
\‘ti'l‘li‘l; is hereby given that the coinirliit-Nlii I
A llt‘rtlilft‘rt‘ existing lK'l\\t‘tla t lisrlrs III. an
John ll. licmuin undtr the firm lllllllt‘ of ltcmson
llrollIt- is. is tl: is ibii dissoheil by inu'Ii: t rouse iit
I‘ll \lll l'.\‘ I. llF\I\'t|\.
JUHS ll lil‘.\l.\tl.\
Sol Tll Noun .\I.k.1" , Apt-11 1. lssl‘.
b- i~ iie s~ .Iil
. and drill“
in the aim.- lit <iru~a .ti
persons owing r i. firm I I lit iiisor.
'l‘lllf uinlcrs'un-il \\lii (“llulLuv m,
>I|lllll Noriiiilk. “dainty- of;
II lie 1 soil \\‘ill change
.\uro;lfk .\:!
lizm‘L-Ih Ilre topic-led to make l‘l‘lllI'IlldiI‘ worm in
to t if er member of {hr 13". firm
w” r. l‘lI.\l(l “2“ III I:l2\l<iIX
\0' I‘ II‘ I.~§tIliutil 'l‘intIs.
" ‘lllI' taxpayers of the South .\ur\i i. ‘1». II.‘ F
sitioul lit-met Iii-c lit-nlit rim litll llliit lll‘t'
t‘. str il I IX of two l.“ Ill 11.4 on Illt llo.‘..ir moi: llli
Ei-“ll Iisstsuneiit list of tea Iit ii mi of llt'
ll ~‘t I. held oi. the I‘d dzii tlfillllii‘.1..rlllllt
liii It In sliiitsl hool house. \\ ll be due and pay
ale. on the tlrst tho of May. In“. at \\.m ll turn I
~li.i l be resily to ru \:. nit time at \\. (‘. Uii:ii~
true ‘gsstort .\lu lt‘ llitil ‘ Mk. .\l on sireeL Illl rc~t
it I‘n r:IiIt IIYllllli' I p-rc iil t-l\\lif from .\l‘t\ l
.\~n\i‘lrI‘lniliaI lo:i...'b .-rli...: '
L‘s» F .\ l‘iIll...lI.
...u~ o' l :iyts to: .h . .\oi;.li .\- r I t '. I 'l on
- ll. - i ~.'
ml bomb .\\-r\\:i.‘t.
.\pi.'. .\ sill \w
x‘u‘lt.
t‘tiiuiiilsslniirr‘s \titlcc.
'I-l‘lll of l‘ro.
lL‘Ilt‘
I‘niiiiuts.
s uh
got. 1 H2! b. V'.=It
". If Nor“:
I it llii
Miami \i.
tilxli'l'l‘
v.1 or the :Jd
.uI Ian
I‘ l\\‘-.
:4 i. out». it ill
2‘.‘ l I! ty l»? .\l.i:. ‘i.
\ 1'.
II! \\Ifl!
‘ lIivx‘x‘
‘ F. 'I‘I'l l 'i-‘. ‘ t mm.
BLANKBOOKS
'I‘ID IIIRI’ICII.
(li‘liiIi's he: Ill
Kinds pm: [I \' .li‘l .iilei ill the
Sentinel Office.
We arrange
ments when-l \' we can do
l.
Hunk l‘molts.
‘l
llll‘t'i‘ pecizll
:in_\'~
thin:- iii the I‘- l:iilk Ilium Line
til
lill‘
MOST FlVORlOLE TERMS
Hi‘dei‘s i‘t‘flil‘cll'ii'dV \\Iilt'illt‘il.
GOLDEN BROS.
OPENINO'
\\.
the best advantage. and on
are p t I‘III to iiiniIui e a . ,«I. :i‘ opciiiti: o
Spring and Summer Mllliuery
\\l. iliiVi ii‘lm pit-i l.
'l‘lll'liSlll \'. I'illllll .\ SATIIIIIAY-
.\l‘llll.. '5‘". ltilli and lflll.
\\ ll ’.l we \i 1! l‘\‘! b l ‘li . Fl.\i\ l‘ \.\\'t‘ll'l‘\l KV'I‘
I . :bifori I ‘looli In. Iis iI _. i. . .~~..q ...v- .r .‘
IMPORTED ROVELTIES
III’ home 2 amp. . . \1.
li\ ili ll III atlt llil.
MIRRORS. JORO
33 MAIN STREET
MATHOSHEK
PIANOS.
WOIIIEIFOI.‘ TOIE. PEIFEIT IITIOI.
“EMILIO Illllllltm.
OVER I 5,000 IN 08'.
Not one has failed to ylvo satlsmtloa.
BEST IlIEIllL HIEST WOIKIIISIIP.
. Fill." IIIIIITEI.
and m t‘tt-iqu mi Price- to
It. I. [BORIS rmru OF ”MUSIC.
Ncw llavoa. liter-HO..."
Ila-bar! aadWatorbu-nm
. DOLE AGE.“ NR
VII“ HAVEN All!) l‘llll‘l‘hb t‘tll‘h‘Tll‘S.
LE”... 2!“...
It \
i‘llt \i‘t il‘
I
E :Wl‘ull atocl: of Sheet Mimic. Music llooliii
Vllltl Musical \lcrcliandlac UNI)" 0“ hand
HUMPl-IREYS’
Haul cf all biscuit.
WI‘. nut-Mural. b.
arctiur rmvxnnt
CLOTH and GOLD
aummu—ssxnurur.
v' .
v
7" w—vv-v.
F‘f”.
tai‘aish.-.... .a
”seam“...
p9 O'Iucv
V'v
——__
fiHiHingaIniimits.
Mia-1° null.
F M. K\uIrI. - - Manager
THURSDAY, APR. 22
Re! nrii of the
D’OYLE-CARTE OPERA COMPANY
and the
MIKAOO
or the Town of TititIu.
1 ml. r dill man: iI't‘lllt'll -' (If \Ir
N. Y S tilll‘t't'f an i sir
.I hit cit-tsiri. of
Arthur still uiiiii‘u lat-
tItI work
The conimini' comes \\llll the same favorites
“lot It i. ll. pm. l ll \\iltll tirsl :iitii ll rli: s \ UV. and
\\l': i be in! on the slIi. '\ it: Hi spinal steIiury \\lllt‘ll
the ii proud so aura. ll\\.
('oiiiiilctc (‘ horns and (u‘ rand Scenery.
Special Car of Scenery.
Sc an on sa‘ 0 {ll lloyt
.le \‘\t l'_\' ~Iort.
OPERA HOUSE.
\\'. \lircnrii. ~ \l.t\..tt.i:it
TUESDAY, APR. 2O
IIi .lixr strut. .\ \\oiiii iii 1:"
MESTAYER--VAUGHN.
WE.
US, 89 00.,
Theresa. Vaughn
The Superb Coilrallu
\\ . A. )1 II‘ Sm II: I!
Originator of Comedy Burlesque. "
THH IDEAL OOARTETTE
.I.~ t!” d \ u-
- llrizg Store and Sptlil'ers
:i.: . :.
ll «‘ut‘» i "Z v,NtI\i \..< . \I II .v ' .-ll
i‘...:wIi ml \l . ; *lI'” .‘ l‘.‘. it
Il‘t‘l ti’ llr i \ I III :t..\.-i‘.::;cd,
‘ Indy .‘lllh \ e.i;.. .li .Io lt\?i\|.r~ulllt‘
“\lll‘ \‘lll‘ \\‘I'l‘ll ME’“
75, 50 and 35 cents.
I -, rue. scar.
WINTED?
IOl_ll_l
Satin -f:l- I
5—3. acorn 34': ‘aroauwuft‘irw you.
”DI SCO‘I‘T‘S t. mi.
cctrlc Coracta.
l": 'llilifi n;tIiii-.
l itoii xii-n
.oit R.
FOR NHHHHH
Wilson Point.
Fare 60 Cents
Fill; [\i‘l llblth 'l‘li‘Kl'il‘.\
SPECIAL SALE
Chemise,
lli‘nwors,
lAllIES
{Slil
A. DIOKERM
39 Washington Street, -
cull-DRE", s ! Dresses.
YD
LB Nill‘llt Di (‘SSL‘S
MOSLIN ONOOIIWOAR.
{Corset Covers 200.1ipwzirs.d
2.10 upw. umls.
210. iipi :.irllI.
. Night D1 es es, 000. iipiiai'ds.
)S.
‘2‘l.\\'( l‘b
AN 6:. SON.
South Norwalk, l‘omi.
————-—AT THE OLD
(WY 1 omt's l? IVI)
OOOOEIIIES ONO MEATS
STAND OF—
T. BURR GUYER & SON.
SPRINGWOOD.
ALL ORDERS FILLER PROMPTLY.
IT TO THEIR Al)-
.VAN'I‘AGE TD TRADE \Vl'l‘ll US
GIVE ts A. TRIAL.
LATE ROOF NO
.z
\\‘e 712t"'-‘;ll!.‘li .. ‘.
SLATING
IZ.\"I‘
.Ii Ilis‘ . i“
ILWIJHL "1513"“.
I‘LN \ltt-\ If
all cells 1181‘ Roland upward.
III'
\I. \‘l‘l‘.
l‘.:: .s \\ - l i.,: 5! dc r mule; Ill-m ll (‘lil on zs
Evil-~1.’iII:.llli'.i .si'.\\r r.‘
A. BACH &. CO.
'_I-vsI ....-.flli\ lllll‘Il.‘i litizli
Eggs
C. E.REMSON
.Si who-ii To Wit "lieu-N},
In M \l.\' ST.. 50. VORWALK.
‘ II. In t 3, cu has“! ‘lie bisli and \ i"'\~tall'. a ti: :Jki‘l
. . t .. o! “in. Hz: adult and 5. as l - the store
oI- :;I I». l i ll 2.“ lslizt . Inn far In .. .ztil to llh".
a. tail 1n: Full‘ ariill hots: ofn: pnyuissul' at this
p an I shall lost: the bar that tan b- Iwil of
FISH, FRUITS,
.\\ D
YEOETABLES.
! .iil' I" lltI st amt: hate a :I fmit- and
J t!» l - fresh .2 in my own unit and which
BULK, lll‘T'l‘Ell & EGGS
A natal“
\.
fl ~pw :1.‘\'. l ~l.: E s. .‘l! \\‘lmI-Isal- :itid R~l:iil.
.‘lli‘i I“. t -.~i lid e i.. . . ! ‘n .l_ I‘a'I e u make 1! of allian—
t...-. to .3; to I; t\t me at .tast asliare of their pnt~
tons t'
YORK TlOKOlS ill Oll SlOl‘O
.nu‘ m: 1». ill; um! t‘.. - 'lmul {hi (I :y in time for
b. duet. ‘
C. E. BENSON.
(:0 TO
FOR HATCH NO.
4 \ \Illl“ .\ XII. l I'I.\I\IUI TII Ittlt'kfi.
l-fa. ‘t . ...'; compo—ed of 9 Fl‘\\‘..'3 \\lmst‘ :i.:xhgitc
Fare .40 Cents
Fill! SINK-LI: 'l‘li 'Kll‘l“
st‘t;.\.‘l:lt
City of Albany
til: :.ii .‘ af’rr l
vi .li Ii. iltllllll iiI akiI ' . ’ .
SII-rliills :i‘ .I.».‘ i. l M‘i Ill \\Ill \\ '
no
Itlllxll ii; :I \\ II \lI\ lI-l\l .. .\_ Where i iI a:
I’l\’:lllII‘li"i ‘I , (I Itii llaii' I’I. . on" :d l‘wr
fs-t 88l\1. 1. u ‘I‘ir 9:3. is ii' mm: of
l‘tI'lWl 5' .\i\\ \urk I
.
lteliirii n_ t \l \in \oik fh :tl) .er 28 II: II
foot of II- In: mi. 52:“ r :i! ;' in p in at .il tin: II liir
[Hot 28! ",'It‘ II.‘ It I.‘.'iI p lll. arrian: a!
\\ ll.\\l.\ H 'l.\ l‘ .‘I‘Iv..' 5. t.'-. coniieclm: w :Ili cieii«
IL' inmost-i. ll.ti‘.l' ;'I» .\ Noriiulk d; NI“ llau‘ll
ll Iklil‘
'l‘lln i ll‘\' of \l ll\\\ - :1an \ ml by :In \I lIIIa'
on Il .s..I ls.» l I as to \I‘ l‘ .l\ .\ .
to\\l\|i~\lridltnllultl h ”Hm
h,\.s~r-it.d :.iitl\ouipetiiitoll‘. crs lIl c\er\ dc
lIJIHl ill
llc
rti:
tosu
I
[lit
The l‘ropidor t ity of Norwazk will make her
II.~ii.Ii. lrl .. for In I .‘lll bum-en .\lw \ Irk iiiId Nor
am it it sin-t Vin.- at South \‘orw :.i It \\lil'. e th-
V or theory is l iiliiiiic
will?“ um liki IIiiindforoanltd :it great: i rtdiiml
..
i:.' i « .l.tY"t‘ of Iiilrsi in» mi: tn-rrip- it
In. \\ .tlii so I lllt‘ inIim lliI'lIlliI. it it: :hpz. in
it:
to t In \ ted to Iiiiil from :i?.
ry .\ Noiiiaik tailroiid
~l.~i:.olis fill the
TORKISII
PRONES
5 His. 21 llflllllll.
11111111113503
25 HS $1.00
CALIFORNIA
LOOSE MOSOATEL
R A I S I N S,
ISOTMO.
L. Dibble, Jr.
Saint. Cornstock. Jr.
IF YOU WANT TIL KNOW
mafia-:1
o'taboufibom bur-an
Ila-maid
mm: to Miami! to II M M
“Sufi “lit"ih
.u. . ‘.i show lii Po
3
‘ 'rtV II? VAR!) LIIEII‘I‘ “R1 “WAS.
m :i.“;re; :e we gilt .s 31‘
t «I; .-.il .i.’ l Fun is “Lt
l.\' ‘i.i:\.'tili ::~r..i grinnitlualxie
H1 nu PHI limit of 13
is. r. Inny p'Iim»
s you bare to
"lht ha. ill "i. s
Stat-lid in. i li
T? i ‘2‘ tII.'j- \\Il t-tzuiilt'i‘ as \ IgunII
.l“tli Iii..l , nh‘.\\t“.;lll {owls :is llnIII
priy $2 ras‘. :n'r selzIr: for My
.. out. was 1*: I illl Li it» from lirgx~
‘l!|"R bout :2 injs. l‘riltl‘ N ‘I‘ I I\‘“
at trifle. _\iii‘.li~~. ——J
F .\ SMITH.
South Noruaik.
iIIY fill. t‘oiin
The Model Market.
———1llE iii‘s'r- »—
MEATS
SERVED IN THE l‘d-I‘l‘ .\I.>\.\'.\‘I~ll§.
.. i .\' F. \T.\‘_ obmnwd rc~
If you \Va I
z \\ .. ilml :lactii at my
minis». of:
.\l;trLcl. its \‘l'l:
Poultry Hi all Kinds,
IN ITS SEASON.
F. HAYES.
llll‘illldi‘S “LUCK. . SOFT“ NORW'ALK.
MEAT MARKET
Ibo in: lcristal a part of It mum‘s Marlin I. I shall
t‘t‘ltlllll‘t‘ to sell at the old §‘tllitl
FRESH lllll SILT
M E '1‘ S
of all kinds.
POULTRY
And everything pertaining to It first class that tun!
ltet at reasonable prices.
F. P. REED.
HARDWARE.
The ilitsr assowrurri'r In rows or
General Hardware
Mechanic's 'I‘nrila,
\Vhltn timid. Pulrits.
oils iiml Window (Elan
A full Assortment or
Locks and ltrmbs.
Table and Pocket. fuller-y
or the hunt Quality. Cheap for Cut:
Hausa Furnishing Souls
J APANESE PAPER WERE.
mat for the
Dover Verdical Boiler and nur- Putin
Fire and Burglar Proof Safe.
Agri l rallm
cum Chardlcry,m&c
W. C. Quintard.
SEYMOUR BROS.
70 WASHINGTON 31‘.
.\.\'ll BUY FOR
CASH
Tllli l‘l \l.l.l)\\'lN(l GOODS.
Read a few of the Prices and consider
the advantages we otter.
Barrel of lies! Flour in City. $6.10 or 30
cents it bag.
lg lbs tine Delaware butter. $1.00 or ‘35
‘ts a pound.
Extra t‘liolce t ‘rezitnery Butler ‘33 cts.
1‘: pounds of Lard $l.00
“est N. U. Molasses. .33 cm gal.. 15
quart.
Best 1‘. ll. Mollasses. 50 cts gaL.
quart.
l'tire ll ick Cindy Syrup 85 cts.
t‘ts. quart.
ll. st 01d tIoV. Java t‘oll'ce. ‘ll cts.
.. Mocho - :‘2 cts.
.. Maricnbo “ L‘il cts.
l-I lb Standard Granulated Sugar $1.00.
gal.
13 Its A. \‘ugar 1.00
1. lbs lle. (‘ Nigar 1.00
lll lbs lioldz'll (‘. 1.00
And all other goods in proportion.
l‘ome in and get goods at bottom prices.
Seymour Bros.
\\.tSlln ll'l‘tnl STREET.
1847 1886
STILL AT THE FRONT
V\ H'll Till: LARGEST Afi‘tlflfl‘" 0"
SIOYOS, ROOEOS, HOOIOI‘O
03003332.
cuss WARE,
WOODEN WARE,
TIN WARE,
WILLOW WARE,
AGATE WARE,
And all kinds ofwan- IK‘l‘dt'd in a house at price.
lower than "or at No.
17 WALL STREET.
E. K LOOKWOOO & 00
a it. LDCKWOOD minim
m7
l
'
,Mumm
Norwalk Chronicler