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id at some of the churchts.
.\lis. it. .\. Moore of Brooklyn is visit
> lit‘l daughter. Mrs. E. \Vilcox.
l’rtaitk Fit ch was sent to Bridgeport.
.l u. - :lu lays t it Tuesday for drunken-
ltt‘ss‘.
ll\\.._l‘.lx‘tr .\. lino: of Si. .lcltns‘
chm Bridgeport. has been t‘allcd t0
.\t. l'. til‘s. 'l‘roy. X. Y.
'l‘f ‘ lititcrpian will mect at tlicrcsi-
dent". cf ll. )1. ‘\t..l t‘\\‘.‘. \\'cst avcnttc.
4 on Monday cventng.
'l‘l‘v‘ lll-tjl suit of Michael .\‘hcedy vs.
illl' ltcpul-hcau \till be tried before Jus-
icct .\.ilidgc to-utcrrow.
iii.“ ’lllt‘ltil'r‘l's of \rlanis llrofls shop
hate intuit-d an ludvpcndciit llattcrs‘
item-mind Association.
llairy ileum-it of Southpoit. has been
engaged by t‘iias. li. llcinsou to conduct
his no .=l business at 4“ Math strcct.
ti \v. Hair I. \unsbury and stall atten-
1tl.llll.ll banquet of the Budge»
rd of trade. last evening.
.\.».v Stilt l‘oik 0 cents a pound at l“.
r s' iuatket. .\laiu .\‘ti‘ccl.
. 'l‘bc contract for building Sutton
‘_\ uni-.a's house has been awarded
l; .n i .11 .y Williams of litst .\‘orwalk.
ll wruut of this city atti‘nded a
i l.l‘l|‘ matm- wedding in the Madison
.‘t\t'.l.t'.\1.l’:.l‘lllll\'llt.\‘l’\\~\‘\llik \‘lly. on
'1 vii . L;i_\ t‘Vt tong.
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to
ism.
\\:..it was supposed to be a brat on
:Li. i‘il ill.» Sound by many people on
.\1 'nd i} t‘\t'|ltll'.:. protcd to be the salt
imam. ws . n l‘.llll\t‘t‘ll‘l islands.
‘h 2;” ii. \\‘_\'inm lils been clccta'd
\t't» l .lrshillll ct l‘oaiccr Hook and
lulu; : i" to till a tat‘ain‘y caiisid bv
tli~ l t‘tlititi tit .lvlttt .l itlt‘é.
l.i'.\i=ll-l-‘.l l4. \. 1:. will probably
\ 4.4. lit-pai‘tun-nt \hapiaia l‘ll\\.tl\l
.\i. ltt~ -n of this ttwii to tli‘lth-t‘ the
i-I.tli -n on .\lt‘lltiil'lill' llay.
it her: .\l»\t‘..\ll has :i first classuew
_‘\\*..;--t “lib E. “as made for ll\lll b)
tic.» i‘, idxciuoi tltt‘ b. rough. lt is a
plow p. wt noticinansliip,
\ l ’it‘lillri ol‘ the .\.iti. ital l‘:\i‘t‘llll\t‘
Amazon-.4 . t' l'ui' ll .1 .\linulacluzcts.
:l‘in shots
ind .\l ilwls \\ :ll lu'.‘ held at tlw
.\‘t iiup -.iiait lint. l. .\.-w \oil‘ city. this
t‘\< t it; ,
t. .i i ii 1”. it;i‘r:'is .it ll t) lllnl‘ol links.
it; l‘tll\‘i‘.1.\l|.l«‘iit'l,
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t. r . . . \\. ti-wltt t\ Rig. .\li'll."
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\\, l\ .\‘u t A: :; la t‘~.‘i til ‘t lri‘\\‘ .‘l\\ run;
it li‘t :i -i.t ‘~L ltvr st "ll mi Washing;
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\l. i.‘ «. “1.1.1. I..i “Auction has
l ‘v .5». \till‘; tlnv lttsl \\\'i‘l\' \\ \l.\~s
ll (.lv eigt -tlli,s.:i\.
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ii sat. {it one» l‘lri‘lvfiiltvl
*9r '3. Esttusiiilnwim
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.li..- l‘u ‘la‘ >l"‘ i“ litp an t‘:»7 S .ii.-l.
aha \\l.l=1i.4lj‘ supp vsvl i» have roan--
limit: t:~ «in n‘l. pl... it \\ c Hm into and
tti- _ t.. .i list “ugh. \ml xii. liiiilt lill.
it» ll ::s~ up til\s< .l a bill plot aim;
is. .t ”Janina til lu- poi 45." p r «to lot
txim- lltIlet y-ul trying \ll-‘lllt'l‘
l»tilt-ti1\.ilrsliii! ztlstu‘i's slidil -tiUl if)
in t» l.|ii\t' ~~ll.lll :ippuir
cniiis- l l-il . liln-i' ill‘lt'lltl.t|ll of lilulllilll.
lii‘~-t'.;c .\lilrs illltl .luliit \‘Vllilt' of “jal-
\ ibiiiy «t tiled tn walk to N. W \K tltxciii
tits: 5.
. .lwr‘ in u lilt" .s
: tubs-nwl .tnt inuuad ti.it‘l\" in.-
.‘il rinla} ltlglii \Vliiiv- \‘ttmslll‘; the
l iatlm‘ .it t is t 'n‘» lll lllr‘ daikncss .\lilcs
t« Ll through. snaking his lit :i.l. l'i't‘i‘l\‘lti.{
llc \\ .ls takt it to the lit s
total in lliitiqt p H. '
Lil dating llli s.
We lth'l‘slrlt‘ l’ciitviciy
batca lilllt’lluf wl‘ dcsiiziide buiial lots
lwl salt» iii the cn-un taiy i'll' Spring Hill.
N lilllt‘ has t’litliHVt‘il this Spill \\iili spi c:
.\‘M‘l’lililull
l.li£t=l\.llll.l.1l" for a burying ground and
tto- iiitptwtw xiii-tits lll’ltlt‘ by the :issticia'
ll- ." in tin» it to the advaittamrof tltosc
elxsilltlgit bitsml plat to purchasi- one
it til tlmiu. , "
~ l‘.rit .\lo«s li-iltlltt: at llat'ittond
lliw—. . '
.\lt. l'arsntis brought ilUlllt‘ a car load
of very lilic burs. s Hunt the wcst ainotit:
\\l;tt'll ate l\\tl V\t'!.\'
. liiieiy thatched
it"tlll‘.
tint- of tli- sc‘ arc. live atid six
y. :tr old r aizs, bu llit‘l' and sister. and a
l-ettct iti'itclnd ]\:_tll' it would be lllttiiis‘s
sil-l ~ t . tind. Tiicy are good size. >l\'llsli
lll‘il excellent timers. y .\lr. inn-Nut; will
lu‘ pfvasnl tv show tlibwc <~r any of the
tillli'l’rr at his l‘sroavlnidc Stock bdrm.
n‘l'ia‘ li.l"il.‘l church was tilled Sundav
r vomit; to hcai‘ licrv. ll. .\. lli'lanu‘s
on lluwiui'. The byinns were
of the latc pri-achcr‘s favorites.
"My ll»illlt' is lieatcti.” ‘;Joyfnlly. Joy~
fully, Howard 1 More." and “Servant of
ti ulv Well llt‘ll"." Miss .\lartba Knapp
sing vt-ry sweetly "lic:nll{ititll}' Light."
The h sson was oiic of the favorite scrip-
turc passages. \\'c give the sermon in
full on first and last pages of this issuc.
,‘t’rllltlll
ntttilt‘
.\ son-of l‘harlcs l". lievcri- and it suit
of a man named McDonald. of New lla-
\~ It. ran away 'l‘unsday of last week.
\vtth lllL‘ llilvztilliitl of gout-.3 west to kill,
ludians. Thu/buys are about 1‘3 years
place. They hat saved about $7. but
walked on the railroad track as far as
tliisciiy. where they arrived Thursday
night. They wcrcsitting on a pile of
lumber near the bridge when a. freight.
train passed, and one ,of the brakeuieii
rccogiiiihng his nephew. and having
heard the story of the runaway, stopped
the train and captured the boy. Mc-
lhitald escaped. but after the Levere
boy left him walked back to Bridgeport,
where he was met by his pireiits and
taken home. . 7
«Fish of all kinds at lleiuson‘smarkct.
The annual session of the New York
East conference will be held in the new
and handsome Methodist . church at
Mount Vernon, X. Y., Rev. t‘. S. “dug,
pastor. commencing on Thursday. April
Tilt; Bishop \Villmm L. Harris will pro.
tilde. Raul“. Clark will probably-be
returned to the Second M. E. church.
it is not yet known who willsuccced
Rev. Mr. Pegs: at the First church. Rev.
ii. A. Guodsell-nf New Haven will sue-
ceed Rev. W. V. Kelsey of Middletowny
hr; Kelsey going to Brooklyn; Dr. Good-
sell will be succeeded by Rev. M. B.
church, New Haven. returns to Brooks
lyn, and his successor will be Rev. Geo.
B. Read now of Baron Pines, Brook-
lyn, N. Y.
Rev. J. 0. l’eclr of Trinity;
-. \\. _ ~ in iia .l l‘oiiip'tar punts
\\. r i; nit \‘s potato and says. “the.
\\ 7» llouy ls one oi tiwtmy l't‘sl
\\ t}. . \\\' l...\c t1: lhc it \\\ .\ll‘
u: l l - .‘\ii.,;'..tt_\tis to t‘uimt .‘tii‘ut.
t»lt ill} l. dun. i. ll. ii in. ct li‘i l'dilxl
~11 .... .t\t isait on \\«.li.rs.l.\y t ‘I'Il
i! '; ”fwd r ~ ‘lll‘ in too amongst. ll. l«
i . .ut X moi. il :tl’vl l‘t dunno-cl.
r l l N liii.l__;cp.»it or iv {‘lt‘t :it,
‘x ; lip l\l.-‘. who l .twlt l1“l;:lll‘l the
~:i;- . lt'li‘ y itlvvc Xi \\ ll l\t‘:i and
.\.-t. . :‘ptztii l tilt‘cml. lids .st'i‘i l‘lml alo‘
l“ ‘.. l«‘l l’~'ll litiglil :igt-iit lot the
ll l ‘ila‘i. li ul iltt- t'uiis dual: .l toad
i. I.‘ \\ .is ti»i rs‘lu t‘l.ti Ul‘m‘l\ .tlit‘t‘ Hi; .\l.
l‘.tit. day in this to“ n _\\ sit idly. at-
ll: .2. .. the icmvitiltranex- of ill \' cit-at
ll\.\l. . l~ the ob): t‘l ul‘ gatbctiii: togctln
t‘l vi , quaint ibc li‘isli societies.
\t...
t\t'll.
:illml
:ii
[lit 2 tilt; is
J‘Ili.
for Monday
.\llllitll‘)‘ hall,
li \ lion l‘d'llllli 5‘. llead \vtll “Pt it
lost \ sit Ill \t to llomsan‘s mar-t
kct li)‘ ‘ .‘itlvt-i‘lisciuent ll will be
seen iii-it he has added to his meat litisl‘
ltt‘ss .i l‘llll lllit‘ Hf \‘t‘gr'lttltlr‘s‘
tcis and claitts.
tislt‘ oys~
.\l :i iiua ling of the board of directors
of the Masonic .Mutual livnctit A
limit l'ucsday evening. $2,000 was Voted
to the Widow of l‘. \\'. Randall of Shel-
ton. and a like amount to the widow of
Henry ll. 'l-Iichk'isa ot New Haven,
.\‘cvcial iii-w iticiubers Wcl‘t‘ add: d.
l-‘i‘aiik Morgan. \\ ho worked in llrown‘s
hat shol' («it"‘soaie lltllt“ went to Fall
Rivcr
ilb‘h‘ilt‘lil'
to take a position as assistant
lXtiqiii l'l in Marshall N t‘olctttaii‘s fac-
tory. lie was caught in the shutting on
Friday last and almost instantly killed.
His body was brought to this city on
Saturday where his funeral was held.
- >t'all at t‘. l".. llcntson‘s tlltll‘lit t when
you want fresh fish. oystws. and clams.
.\llcn llctts of the borough has been
trying to purchase from the heirs the
property on the new shore road leading
from llanicl lilloiumedicu's .st dc to the
old mill. There are thirty-live acres of
land iii the estate wiiieh has been un—
settled for a great many years. “'0
understand that hc succeeded in purv
chasing the right of some of the heirs;
but others iit tltis city are not inclined
to SP“. .
~l“resli Pork. 12: a pound.
llaycs‘ market, Main Street.
Il.t\\'ll in .\‘erwalk a wealthy editor
had "hung up‘.‘ a conductor for two trips
to .\'c\v York. The other day he got a.
brand new pass over tltat road. He iiu—
mediately headed for the depot and as
soon as that voudiiclor‘s train came in
called him aside. "Tom.“ he said. with
a look of Itcncst integrity on his face-
that would have shamed a newlysliud
inulc. “lowe you for two trips don't I?"
"Yes." replied that dignitary. with a vis-
ion of editorial boodlc flying before his
‘j\\'ell." remarked his inquisitor,
“youjust; link at this pass twice, and
that will settle it it?“ The con-
ductor let it go :it:th~it.~—Ilemocrat.
at l“.
PVPS.
\vurtt
.\s (liliccr. lreland was standing in
fr. iii of the M iliackeino hotel about ital-l
past (tie Tuesday morning. a woman
lltlli-tll‘r‘SSt‘tl rushed up to hint and said
that her husband. in his drunkenness.
had turned her out of doors. It was one
of the coldest. nights of the Week and
the brutality of the deed could only be
realiied by seeing her condition. The
man was James Martin. and this ‘oflicer
went at once to his house on Pine street
where he was arrested. The next: day
Eister music is already being rehears~ I
Charles B.‘Stevens offers for sale his
house and lot on lIiiviland street.
Charles Baylcs has accepted the posi-
tion of packer at the shirt factory.
Andrew J. Hutchinson arrived home
from the South on \\'editcsd:ty evening.
.\lrs. lliitiel 1.. Millard is dangerously
ill at her home on Washington street.
ll‘upt- Hose company will give an iuvi~
tation sociable in luckwood‘s Hall. Apr.
lllh. ‘
Two t‘ll‘t s on the charge of drunkcus
ness were tried before Judge Knapp.
this iitorning.
“Small freshdiauts for roasting l‘lc a
pound, at l“. llaycs‘ market. .\laiuSt.
Janus Jones. thc drawbridgc tender.
fcll o\crboat‘d on Monday and l‘ct‘vivcd a
good cold water bath.
l'rcd Mcl-Iweit has rtlurucl front his
visit with relativrs in t‘anada. and re-
putts a Very pleasant tiiiic. ,
.\ convention of the Y. M. t‘. .\. of
Fairlicld and .\‘cw lltlvt‘ll' counties, will
ho held in this town. .\ptil salt. 0th and
Will.
f.\ hot bov on a freight carat the depot
last Sunday afternoon detained a train
soiitc llltlt‘ and the car had to bc left in
this city. ;
.\liss t‘lara lliiucan of Brooklyn. N. Y.
\\ ho has been spending a few weeks with
Miss .\lacgu- Vi‘ooiu, will l‘t‘llll'll to her
home twinoriow.
\Vvdlics’day tiltt‘flhh‘ll the committee
on education held a hearing on the lull
forbidding the ciitployuteiit of tcaclteis
tindct lr yr ills of agc. w
l‘sc l‘laisicd‘sl‘ougli ll-‘nicdy.
.\ llilllli‘tl l“t‘.\lili \\'olfblauiit
was in lgil‘i‘ Judgc Knapp cu \\'« tiiicsday
and “as sent to llitdgrport ~i ill to awzut
his trial at llii‘ nevi unit of the eiltn‘l‘it‘l‘
\‘wllll.
Npclliuau has \llt‘ oi’dcr [or thchats for
the New \ oil; l‘i‘lit‘i‘ force, and this no
understand means tho lln } arc to be
in tdc by it i) niotid X \‘iuustock of this
\‘ll\‘.
lump
\\‘bile tidtn; on a t'it-ight train on the
llitlil-lll) and X ‘l‘\\.lll\ l’dillotltl l.tsl'x\ltll-
day. John .\‘cxtbnvr of cartoon .\‘taiiou
fell under iltewhccls and had cite lot:
\‘tl'. ctl‘ an i the other bully binltcii.
e ‘l‘\\t~l\epoundsut‘ l.iid fish“ at l'.
lid) t s .\ldl'htl .\lttlll .\ilt l’i.
Janus lividail. and
.imauiicl l‘uwcld .\zoitrnlto in “Rs!
Not \\ lll\ \\'c.lio «day. i‘in \ were
.iticsnd and talnn‘bci‘oie .iu.i.;o Hunt-p,
yt stcitla). who-iiinwl flu in b db Si uni
t'aat‘b ~. l‘.tlinl..is
\‘ll
t‘M‘lM
llti‘ llt‘\\ ltousc lit-tin; limit for \V. .\t’)
\.;l.llu\lt:llli\lt \\\ii lw minim! d :ii-out
tlii‘ lii’st oi .\l‘ltl. ‘t\ . st. y sit . \lial tltc
ll'il} bar to his baitpiic s» ii~\\ tst tat lii‘
has ll '1 a llll‘dltiull to t .w up) 2'. \\ llllr
ltllll.
’l‘no tau and sttppct‘ -Lth‘li in tho lutsc
incl-.l o! the lll‘l~.\l. ll. church on has
\\t‘iltu‘\.l t" x\r1'. til; lllls
.s l 'll‘l‘ tic-.l .\‘dt’x‘t rs :iml Will ii't'l
the Mini.)
ti-itdaim
(in and lt-.:‘
\\ w lc \\
SIT».
wt was .piiic iti,_c both ctr mugs.
ri‘liiwl .tli‘lll lllti Ll-
lialt'lL liaih ) N t'«\. .it«* alto-tits l‘. t‘ lliv.‘
best \tatci'pio ~i sheathing paper lll tlic
iuaikct. ll.ls niadc iy cciiienling to»
,gcthcr two sheets ot p ipcr \\ till a water-
proof t'oiiipositioii. and should bc tisnl
lll t‘Vi'I)’ no“ house. 'l‘lo-y are alpays
prepared tudoall kinds of liaid wood
work iii a lirst class manner.
.\liss l.«~\'ancltc l'nclirs._votiin:cst dangli-
tn‘l‘ til \ . l‘. l‘uelps of \tsltltosli. \\'is.,
died cl bronchial Tilt-s”-
day of this Week. at the rcstdcitco of her
\iiiclc, l., ll. \Vatctuniit, of .\lbton. N.
Y‘. Miss l'ltelps resided during tho win-
ter. sonic l'cw ycai's since. with relatives
in this city
~r.\‘c\v t‘orncd l‘ork he a pound at l”.
llaycs3 ittai‘kct. Main Strcct.
pill‘ll'lllllllll \\l|
Saturday evening it committee of the
tin-nicu on the \‘tlllrhllltlttlt‘tl toad called
at the home of William ll. Sictciisou in
Bridgeport and prcscnttd bun with a
solid gold l‘llks' badge \vtth diamonds in
the eyes and in the tips ,ot thc horns.
.\lr. Stevenson accepted the gift with
htillll‘ well chosen remarks and cateiidcd
to the coutpauv the hospitality of his
home which they enjoyed until a late
hour. ’
The following notice ltas just ht‘t'll is-
.stted by the llotisatoiiic Railroad t‘or-
“l“roiu and after April 5th. ”‘7. the
trailic upon and .via the llousatpuic
Railroad. will be transacted in accord-
ance with the nqutremcnts of the litter
State t‘outiticrct: Law. .~\ttd notice is
hereby given to shippers of all classes of
property. and to Connecting Lines. that
'l‘ttritls and Special Rates now in. effect.
will be withdrawn on or before April 5th
next, and new 'l‘aril‘l‘s Will be issued With
out furthcrnoticc. in accordauco with
the requirements of tlte law.
Now that spring has arrivedyott fwill
need garden‘inipleineuts and the best
place iit town to secure them is \V. t‘.
Quuttaid‘s. Besides a complete line of
hardware. he has .jtist received sortie of
Berry & Bros. hard oil finish. light color,
which is invaluable in house cleaning.
This oil can he used on all kinds of nat-
ural woods, without. changing their col~
or. producing a beautiful and durable
finish. it can also be. used over grained
and painted work with good results.
When in necdcf arty article in his line
call on W. U. Quintard.
”Lawn Top l'lrcssing at Raymond
Bros.
The last issue of the \Var Cry has just?
been received from headquarters. It
contains the following communicatiin
from this citya—Plcttty of big sinners
here: plenty of tuoralists and a few of
God‘s real ones. who. are willing to die,
for the Lord Jesus who saves them. One
brother who got. sanctified on Sunday
last, said. “the ‘no-hnrm‘ devil used to
bother him considerably, and tell him it
was no harm to play a game of domi-
noes once in a while. But since God
he was brought before Judge Knapp,
who promptly fined him to the full ex»
tent of the law, $7 and costs and 30 days
in jail.
zFriday. March 11th. Frank Hoyt. aged
19 years. son of Warren Hoyt of Ridge.
t‘wld. left home to go to the village. Not.
returning to the house his father became-
anxious abbut him. and went out to
look for his]. He went to the barn and
found the horse and wagon in the yard,
and outside the big gate he found his
leaving the village he went to a house
in the southern part. of the town kept. by
a bad reputation for a no license town.
and bows not seen alive foerward.
Coroner Holt made an invest cation, and
the verdict was "stunned from being
thrown from tbs wagon and died from
exposure." but may Ridgeflsldor's cuss
pact foulplsy. ' ‘
son dead. , It was ascertained that after ’
Mrs. Frank ‘Daniels, :1 place which bears .
. F qualified.
thoroughly saved hint. cards and dumb
noes have gone to where they belong—
the fire.“ All the spare moments are
taken up in reading the \\'ar Cry and
the Bible. Four souls this week. Amen.
God is with us and we are with him.
—Warncr‘s Cure 75c. at. Plaisted‘s.
General orders No. 4 have. just been
issued from the Adjutant General’s
office. in which the Fourth Regiment
leads the brigade in the matter of rifle
practice. Below are the men whoquali-
fled in Company D of this city: Sharp-
. shooters. Captain Russell Frost. Ser-
geants '1‘. Ireland and G. Simpson. Q. M.
Sergeant \V‘. R. “‘ilson. Corporal S. C.
1 Ireland, Private-J. \V. Gorhu‘m. First-
class mrksmen, Lieut. C. Elwood, Corp.
XV; E. Hylaud, Private A. McAvoy;
Marksman, SergtPE. J. Boeuisch, Corp.
J. F. Jones. Privates S. R. Britta and G.
A. Hendrick. Thirteen members of (Jo.
a
Miss Grace A. Smith of,Bridgewater
is Visiting at t‘. S. Trowbridge‘s.
Frank S. .\yres ndwrtisesa sail boat ; Sunday evening: the Virginia-Texas
for sale cheap. U is :1 “CW NW and :\ ; Jubilee Singers wrll give a sacred coir
bargain Ll anyone tcrdittg a good boat. : (‘i‘lt al the tlppm ll.,izso‘ t‘.‘t’l»‘l>llllg cl
t‘hailes l. I).~klyit cf this town is one 1 jubilee music. '
of the proprirtors of the Hedney House.
Cur. Broadway and Forlicth rtrcrt. New
York city. ’
Mr. and Mrs. W. .\. l‘l‘tllli and dangli-
ter of New Milford have returned to
their home from a Visit with .\irsct‘. S.
'l‘rotvbridge of this city.
.\ new temperance society hasbccu
formed in this city. It is a women‘s
branch of the Tcuiplc of lion-tr and has
started under favorable conditions.
\\'. 1.. litlltt‘rt‘ prvsident of the t‘on‘
tactical Western railroad. has announ—
ccd his intention of building at \\'est
Winsteda salmon home for ltitlttzt'ttl
children.
Uld \Vcll Hook and Laddcr t‘oiiipany
\vill glut their annual ball at Music
Hall cn the evening of the L’tltli of April.
.\ concert will be given previous to
dancing.
ENTE “TA I .V MEN“.
Jubilee Singers.
l'ncle Tom‘s I ablu,
.\bbcy‘s llouhlc Mammoth l'itcie
Tom‘s Cabin t‘o., which gave so accept-
able a purl‘ori'nance in the Opera House
Thursday evening will be. at Music Hall
Saturday of next week. afternoon and
evening. Special terms will be offered
for the afternoon. People never tire of
“l'iiclc Tom‘s l‘abitt." and \\‘lll go i l sco
it its long as; the "Star Spangled Banner"
is sung. .\bbcy‘s company is one of the
best in thc country. anl has given the
play season after season with great stic-
'l‘liey inakc a free >lft‘!‘l display.
in loubtcdly .\iiisic Hall will be crownb
rd next 8 iturday afternoon and cv: ning.
l't‘\'§.
library Course Lecture.
The last cnteztauiuteut til the "library
course“ will be in the i‘ongrrgational
t‘hurch tie-xi Monday cvcning. .\larcli L‘l.
.\lr. t‘. l'), Bolton will at that time give
.\u ”h” was made m uh. tum“. “V.“ his illustrated lecture on the ltritish
tics-lav to Mace cider ou the list of brc~ 1‘1“- Mr. ““1““ hi“ “(“Tlv‘l “MN“
st'l‘lln‘tl liquors when sold in tiiiaiititics ““4.“ “WWI-3 5P9!“ “X 59115le in
of less than live .z‘tlloits. .\t‘tei‘ quite a l l'im'V‘lW- “Vim“ abroad h“ t‘ot‘rt‘spoinlvd
liscussioit llll‘ bill was tlt fcatcd llV‘il vote l “"lh ”l“ li‘m-I‘VK‘““'“i‘h-‘l- ~\‘l‘l'mlll‘t‘lkl
nf a: 1.. so_ ' : lidlillllllt'Illi. t‘tuciun 'l‘iibtine and other
5:. l’atrick‘s ll mum t'.ttltolic meh ‘Joui‘nals illttl has" contributed articles to
~.l NUI‘tVit‘ll tllSl‘ilit “d lllic Si. Xit‘lltdas‘ :ilitl \\ lilt‘ .\\\'.iki‘. lit-
on tire t’Zlf ‘ . l ‘ l ‘ t
- .. = .‘ x w “ill ._ . ~r -n ‘ r: v . or in
\\ cditesday. llic damage is estimated E h n“ i 1”} ‘ ‘ \l‘ n ‘ ‘ ‘ l ‘
\\' ii
. , . - nv. li'iw w it ll “it: t be h: f s 'l.
to cxccrd $1tialt'u. t'oals carelcssly l 1;“ Lu“) ‘\‘ l t l ; ‘ “ ”I
- ' av. r. ‘lli‘,l \ 'st‘t‘l a" .iiiii ‘ ‘ "‘l
\ll‘tlpppd than ;\ censor by an altar boy. i “ ‘ ' ‘ ‘ ~ \ .‘h ‘
. 't‘oist- tIlIM‘lat'l‘. 5t {Haul allltlt‘lll l‘l lllrll
t‘IlllSr'tl the lll'n‘. l . : . ,
\ . . . Q ‘l . l' ‘ and lltlthgs‘. Hill a cleai and torciblo
. x d .i . . o t i: \ll . : .. ‘. . . ‘
V n “mm“ ‘ l “s! “C h Ki lltllh r. .\lr. \\ :tllacc ltrllt‘n' uritrs: “l
..‘\ :. ’-\\tio. . . . ll‘
l m h.“ l\ h m. U . i u \ ‘1‘! t the __, Kl! pleasure in rt-couiiiicndiu:
3‘ ' t tllll,“t ks \i‘."; _ . , _
i t), dilt it it H n llit s lit. \ .\lt‘. ‘ . l. rlhill >1]. llls‘ V“ “‘ :tl‘r‘ t‘ttl‘i‘
llil‘t‘tits'lliat lie was .. din: back to Nor l~
ton anrl hill l‘ciiuiu. This
t-~~_ni‘it».l
'fnlly svlm‘tv d and be has the rare facility
3
Nil
‘1, {of pi'cst iitint: pr :litlli-‘ltl ttaturcs Vivnl~
. .. ,
\\'.l\' Ull.‘
tlic \\'tlllt‘,‘si‘s \\ ho
ti;:1i‘.i;-‘.
l‘ ll l H \ ‘ 11c.“ llan. i1. ii. .\ortbrup. llev. in:
~ : " nv" . t . lli ’ swan In. ‘ , . . . . .
t ittu l ti.i h . t x i .. . “gum i. :l‘ lunatp l‘mlrd wt Him. and
i .. . .‘ - ‘» ‘ ~ ~ v
_. ~l .‘llhl Mancini: and t .in llll,lllill'.. l nth. h ”.3ng 3.. dub ‘1 h, 1}“. “H“.
.- .- ‘ -\ s - . , ~
llxllut. .ol .\l.l.lt . llitl. Ana" Hi the 2H.uu\.h.1.‘. “h.” mu.“
The new mogul
““hm‘ 1““ ”l" “ ‘3“ 3 l'~l.lt‘i‘ ill" Stimuli-id lir'l‘tll-ilt'dll savs:
\uinlzttcd road. b..s li ‘\ ti llzi‘. .- tit. hills in ' .. l‘bo l. vbtilc. ‘lil'llisli “it s “f 'l‘u-llat "
”l“ “““ll‘n'll‘d “‘ {Milli} “m“ “”3”“ llt‘ll tlt cl so at‘cntioubt llu‘ :ilhlix‘llt‘t‘
tln‘ “quip“ it .\. ramble of puiltt ,: l h the . ..\ “are of lls da-livvrt, is
'lll‘t“‘n“‘ hill ‘l “Ni“! I I" l“. T‘ at: on i: :\‘~\‘:33 -.- om: it“‘:\.i!.tl:|ii\l-‘ ti‘w
\\atci‘ tuna». hold KLHW ct ions. soaifi , .“
lunatic.
.tlitl lW‘l .[ :ti
lt"
fret ~ 29nd d‘ ~citptt. lzs.
ca tit to carry lo l‘ -l wlt ~le trip \\ till -..t
. tli.~ \ lt‘\\ s.
l‘tcsb supply.
'l‘iicsv h :t\ c
own. to liavc. it. hold and to kcvp, The
present ttioii of the desk “as an absolute
surprise to .\lr. \‘ros-uion, and his heart
thumped and kicked lild‘ telly for a few
iiiiiititcs during the pi: mint: oi'dtal.
ultt‘l‘l tut.
.Ioliii (G I'aliiicr.
llu Sunday llltlfliili; l.l>i, li_
l'altiiri‘ dad at his liotnc in this city at-
ter an illness cf lllt‘t‘t‘ \\ u ks. llc came
here trout llrooklyu about two \‘i-al‘s
ago, and engaged himself with Adams
Bros. lle possessed th \sc illlltlllit‘illltllls
which gathered around him a host of
friends and made lttiti popular among his
shop-mates to whom he was best known.
Their regard was t‘lcaily shown by the
devotion they expressed durint.r his liii~
germ; illness. and the fact that they
hurt to lllt‘ amount of $100.
llis funeral was held on Tuesday cvc
mug, Rev. Mr. Ross clliciating. and on
\\'tduesday nioiiiing the remains were
l‘tlit‘tl to the t‘yprcss llills cemetery.
Mr. l‘alutcr was chaplain of Silver
Stream lodge. l. 0. ll. E. which society
contributed some beautiful flowers for
the funeral. and his shop—mates also
gave some pretty flowers. The deceased
was thirty~tive years old. and a wife
and two children survive him, tltc
youngest of which is ten days old.
They have the general sympathy of the
community. .
r‘ltltll
assisted
John \l‘. Manson.
After an illness cfescvcral mouths.
John W. Slauson died at his home on
Lowe street. Saturday. March 1‘}, in the
faith year of his age. llc came to this
town over twenty-0w years ago from
l'ound Ridge, N. Y.. andk has worked at
his trade of shoemaking most ‘of the
time since then. L Louitshury. Matthew-
sou & t‘o‘s. being liisvlast placo of em-
ployment. His death was caused by a
cancer which has troubled him for a
number of years past. lle belonged to
hone of the societies in town. stillhe'
had a large number of friends who will
regret to learn of his death. Rev. C. .\I.
l‘egg attended the funeral on \Vednes»
day. and the remains of the deceased
were taken to Selleck‘s Corners and in-
terred in the cemetery at that place.
Alfred C.» (‘ursorh
For three years Alfred C. Corsou had
been a sufferer from consumption, and
when his death occured on Monday. no
surprise, was manifested jamong his
friends,‘ although they keenly feel the
loss they sustain of a true and valued
friend. Mr. Corson was thirty-six yam-s
old and came to this city about twelve
years cgo from Ststvn island, and has
spent. most of the tiufe here since then.
He had a quiet dlSDOSlllan, said very lit~
tic, but wherever he went. made hosts
of friends. Butler LOdgc, I. 0.0. R,
of which he was a utemder, attended his
funer’alyesterdsy afternoon to the num-
ber of about eighty;members, and ac-
coinpanied the remains to the over the
river cemetery where they were inter-
red. Rev. Mr. Haulenbeck preachedfibe
funeral sermon. "
'l‘l'zsfitwltarest of‘ttombiunllIns. ' tn
True delicacy of flavor with true ef-
ficacy of action, has been attained in e
famous California liquid fruit rem .
Syrup of Figs. Its pleasant tut nd
beneficial effects have rendered l in—
7v ,,-. , , WNW. . L
A PLAN" FOIR EVERYBODY!
500 PLANS Hill HOUSES.
HANGING FROM $500 T0 $20,000.
'31081
.gqu iuatadwoo
pue'tnlamo Jlcl P9
.leeld wall! 50 "V
4
us .. and
d by
uilt in New York
rid Connecticut. "
n
igne
‘ “5 iT‘utTtTi ~
Ififibifité‘g-fi a: '
Many of them de-
5
b
a
Scan l‘uttugc for at small l‘muily - - - . - $500
.\ 'l‘asty Quccu .\nuc. ti rtmnis. - - ~ - . $950
.\ §ldl‘-Ilill cuttxtgc ti ruuitis._ - ~ - — — - al.000
.\ tcu room lluusc. ~ # - ~ ~ , SIAM
.\ 243ml") house. front and hack stairs. - '- ~ ~ file)“
.\II utlruclivc house. containing: Bath room. - ~ - ~ moo
i .Vlutlcrn (‘uttag \ \tith lutunn cute-Its. - - - 52,000
A (-‘cnlccl auul‘ cuuvculcul house. - - ~ - - 83.000
.\ cheerful. compact and stllnltllllitll tltvcllinu. - ~ - [H.000
_\ Stately and piclurcsquc d“ ctllu: in line st) Ic, 940 \\ iud0\\‘~'.é6.500
.\n elegant \ illu - - - ~ . — ~ $12,000
To interested lt‘tt‘lli‘s‘ \\‘x‘ will b , glad to \lizi\\‘ any of t or drawings. and cheerfully
furnish csttinab s l3 r building.
RANDALL 85 WILLIAMS.
ARCHlTECTS AND BUILDERS.
I1 \s‘l‘ \(DIK\\'.\I.K. V033.
_ ABARU' Best in the World
1‘. H. bx lltl‘». .\‘o. Norwalk.
the ctl‘uit of the club to adtauco the
interest of a local bcitrticcnt institution.
and greatly mliiiirc the enterprise and
energy which eiiabh d it to add so con-
sidcraldo a sum as a contribution no the
bunny fund, which will ' inateri-illy
:‘r‘slsl tlic coipoizuion in carrving out us
put post s.
IC-swii !. l‘iiat we in ticiatulato the
club on the l xccptioiial success attend-
iii~_: lls‘ iiist organized l tl'orl. front \\ hn‘h
\vc are assured that its future lit‘ll\‘ll_\'.
iii the same or a similar tlllt't‘lll‘l‘. will
result with equal S‘tllrifttv‘llttll t v its
tut-tubers and as lli'lli‘llt‘tlllly to the cause
it undertakes to promote.
.loiis ll. Lnatt‘. l‘residutt.
ll. ll. tinidiiix, Secretary. ' '
'l‘hc rrisohttions were presented in a
fclicitotts specch by Mr. Light. and ac—
cept. d on behalf of the club by its secre-
tary. Matthew t‘orltett.
(‘uxuiuun (‘uutirll
.\u adjourned "trading of the “mud
of t‘onncilmcn was held on Monday eve-
uing. (‘»tllllt‘llllltltl llallock pvt-siding.
l‘ctition of estate of James Flynn to
build an addition of Wood to marktt cc~
copied by Jacob Schaub. was granted.
The following sewer assessments were
abated: ‘
F. l“. llyxbce \lowcr houscl ........ $1.99
t‘has. l". Sherwood. . . .. , . . . . . .. . . . .5: 90
\\'. \V. L‘oiitstock. . ................ 41.06
llcirs of Lousia liotcliki s ....... .. .41.")
l‘. 1.. t‘uiiuingham ............... l N‘-
A. J. t‘rofttt ........... .. .7 ..... .. . N
S. (i. Ferris ............... . .. ..... l .
Jas. 1). Plan and Eli/.1 l’latt ...... -i.:t»l
H, J. Smith ...... . . ............... 11.10
list. Mrs. llaufurd \Yilcox. . ....... 13‘39
Jas. ll. Knapp ......... * ........... .1935
\Viti. “'le ............ . . ......... 2375
John .\lcllovern .................... 3.4?
Est. of l'riah S'cymonr.. .. ,, . . .. . . .ll.3‘2
lleirs of Matilda Keeh-r. ............ 8.46
212.92
The following assessments were made.
not included in the former assessment:
Simon McNamara ........ . ........ 13.95
John .\lcllermott. . . . . . . . . . ........ 13 $6
t‘.ll.llarvey ..... ................17.08
John .\IcQuahae. . . . ............... 16 30
Est. Louis Raymond. . . .. .......... 10.03
00.91
The city clerk Was instructed to pub
lish a notice containing the names of the
persons assessed in the foregoing report
with the amount: of their respective as-
scssments.
Petition of Estate of Esther Ill. Day
for abatement of sewer assessment. was
referred to committee on assessment.
, A CARD.
It is with feelings of gratitude that I
herebv acknowledge the kind favors
and sympathy shown my late husband
during his illness, and the respect man-
ifested after'his' death. and also my
great personal obligation toward the
many dear friends who have assisted me
in my necessity and sympathized with
me in my bereavement. I am especml-
, llt‘ilt» t» ‘ .lt sét- ii 1!} llw \tay rd i , FOR ALL USES.
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tttcidut llils‘ l-u dug." ‘l‘ltciiopoii a “l“ L?!“ "ll "hi! ‘7‘ ‘ilu‘dfl‘km‘l‘ 4;
l , .~ l l' I l l l-titi; Liv let‘ta‘iiilsnl ;. ~~trt Kiltttill~\ i
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in Well lot’\\‘.i:.l\lv~iu oia- of :lw luldv labiaiv. _ l
\‘lllss‘ lailllls :illil llltltl‘t‘ l\t t' to litt‘ 2‘|7.\ti;'." 1" Tint “at llii‘lt‘llulll)‘ upgm .l
gitaidian oi tlic baptist House as his t‘lal.‘ the good it’t'llll: which proiitptmi
This Week.
.\ .lill‘. lai’l‘ t’lF/m.___
.CORSETS
Worth $1.00. for .75 cts.
i. ll (Elli/IAN it Still.
South Not-walk, Colin.
llllllllfilillls AND _ MEATS
———.\T THE OLD STASD UF—
T. BURR GUYER & SON.
SPRIN GWOOD.
39 Washington Street.
ALL iiiiisi LLEil iiiiiiti
CITY FOLKS FIND IT iIR AD-
VANTAGE T0 T1 ADE \VITII US.
GIVE firs AERIAL.
CARPETQ
The Largest Stock to select. from of any store in the fitment
LOWEST PRICES FOR CASH .
Elegant Body Brussells Carpet. 90c. up. Elegant Tapestry Brussells 60c" 706
SOC, and 90c. Heavy Ingrains, 45a, 50a, and 60c. Extra Lowell Ingrains, 75c.
Window . Shades
HOLLAND SHADES. good quality. on spring roller-s, with fringe, all may to
hang: 30c. Spring Rollers 13c. CORNICE PULES. with Brass Trimmings,
complete, 43c. All Brass Poles and Trimmings $1.00.
WALL PAPER, .
IMMENSE STOCK OF NEW" PATTERNS.
Embossed Gold. 40c. to 500. per roll. Plain Gold, new styles, 250. to 35. per roll.
Without Gold, 70. to 200. per roll. ‘
runairusr.
ly thankful to Rev. Mr. Ross for his
kind’ministrations and to the church of
which he is pastor. Also to Mr. Adams
and the employees of his factory. and to
Silver Stream Lodge, 1. 0. G. T. For
their kindly ofilces may they all re-
08% greatest blessings.
Mus. J. G. PALMER.
~Those unhappy persons who suffer
from nervousness and dyspepsia should
use Carter‘s Little Nerve Pills, which are
made expressly for sleepless. nervous,
dyspeptic sufferers. Price 25mins, nil
mensely popular. For Sale by (3% B.
Cottage Suits, $1833 Pieces” Ash Bedroom Suits. $22 up. Walnut and Cherry
Bedroom Suits, $25, up. Parlor Suits in Great Variety, Bedding, Bed Springs. Eta.
at Low Prices. Portiers. Lace Curtains. Lambrequins. In fact anything to form
your house complete can be foupd here at Less than City Prices. Carpets
by hand and lot by Practical Lpholsters. We do as fine work as any citv homo,
and employ the best workmen in each branch of our business. Goods Delivered
without Extra charge.
C. E. SMITH’S,
No. 2, Atlantic Sh, Corner of Broad, Opposite the Presbyterian and Blpth
‘ Churches.
STAMFORD; - CONN
(linguists.
Established in New York;City 1815.
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Norwalk Chronicler