Absolutely Independent.
TUESDAY, MARCH 6, 1894.
ENTERED AT THE POST OFFICE. 1N Noawsnx
as A ansrarnn.
SOUTH NORwiLK. ' _ . - ,
, i ' Old Well Lodge will work the Third - .. . ' ‘
. degree to-night. . ' , ' .
- Butler Lodge will rehearse the ini. ' .
tiatory degree to-night.
The Arion society held a .pleasan't
sociable at their hall on Monroe street
last night.
The police were notified last night to _ .
‘ look Olflli forha child tfiat _nad sEIiI'ayed .
-awa rom ome in such. was .
allow 31'0qu later by its parents. _ OF N EW YORK, .
. ‘ At the annual meeting of the South . . . . .
'5 not ‘ Norwalk Fire Police last evemng the . . \ . _ I _ .
following ofiicers were elected: Cap-
tain,Royal L. Raymond; 1st Serg’t. B.
.3 D. Kelly; 2d Serg’t. W. .J. Walsh; _ " . i“ .1 - -
ene smiths“ dead; a: . * , _ ~ RICHARD A. MGCURDY. President.
0. Ireland and T. Donaldson.
“I .I I. ‘ - .. 5 , At the annual meeting of Old Well
Thereshardlya housekeeper 111 H. S: L. company held last evening,
‘ ' the country but has heard of 911° following officers Iwere electfid fifr 5..
- 1 ', rto ' e ensuing year: oreman, . o. 15;
cgit?lin¢1t§?.ni-W‘tfgfiablfijifral Smith; First Asst, W. H. H. Clark; - 1 1 IS THE-
i‘iimé" t 15 a 51° Y Second Asst., Charles N. Nichols; “7 . B.HALL & GO” . .
product; composed 0413’ Of clari- Secretary. 0. W. Stowe ; Assistant Sec-
fied cotton seed oil', thickened for retary, Jesse Ferris; Treasurer, Frank
'e ei 1 , 'ith refined N. Ferris. . . .
conveni iiC . n use it DRY GOODS,
beef suet, pure and sweet. 80 The easy and comfortable attitudes . .
comp'OSed, 1: 1 . assumled by most amen) riding in street . . .. . ’5. , . .
‘1".- cars ave rcquen y can asourceo - g '
{”115 - irritation to women, and one feminine I BRIDGEPORT: GOSN ff ' ~ . ‘ '
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passenger had the courage to publicly
condemn the practice. A Tramway car
was scudding up town with many mas- - A. R. LOGIE. .
culine passengers and one woman, who I -
_ sat in an upper corner and whose physi- - -. . - ‘ r s . -
ognomy stamped her as a schoolma’am. .- , . ~ -- ‘ _. - ' -. ‘ ‘ ~ . , ‘ '
'Was bound {0 Will. and to drive Another woman entered the car on ' fl»... 1' ‘i ' ' l ' ' ,- _‘ 3 ' ‘ '.‘ “‘ , ' . _ . .
out lard from the kitchens of the East avenugandtfinding no vacant seat. . . . .. ‘ , . , I T E 0 L . ,
~ - - . ' ' " gwas procee ing 0 grasp a s rapw en -I , _ bl H ‘h’ R I)
\VOIld. IthenhhouselieeperrsI gust}: the voice of the schoolma’am piped . 1 ' . . '
to get nd 0 t e unp easa-it ea out, “If these men would put their -.
ures and results of lard, they legs together there would be plenty of
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should get Cottolene, taking care room! A dead silence was followed
. _ - , 1 by a stealthy shifting of nether limbs
that they are not g1 ‘ 6“ cheap until sufficient room was visible to ac- . _ .
imitations with vegetable names, d - a, . . I ' ' .. ”III"
spuriously compounded to sell in comm atethemndw" passenger ._ . . ASSETS OVER 186,000,000.
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At the public meeting held last even-
the place 0f COFtOICPS- . ing in the Council rooms, to hear the
It’s easy to avoid disappomtmeInt citizens on the question of granting the
and ensure satisfaction. InSisl Home Railroad company 168576 to (1011-
ble track their road and equip the same
on having Cottolene. with electricity, and to allow the Tram- , .
. a , ‘ -r bold in 3 and 5 pound pails. zany czlfian to textfndtfihggr trgcks . '
13...: 1.4.4, * = rou ea ows tee to e oun ary , M -
[1»: .515 _ made .0111? by line, Iayor Lee presided, with all the INGO E
fish-ll" N.K.FAIRBANK&CO., Councilmen pregegt— Tdhehregulcr,busi- . . , . Received for Premiums, _ $33,594,337 98 "
3%, , CHICAGO,ANO 315;“figjsgufi’gfirgadaé‘omgfnf 233131;): _ Received from all other Sources, 1 8,358,807 70 $41,953,145 68 "I'
‘x‘E‘ 2mm“ Exchange, New Y“ '1‘ to enter into an agreement with the city
, 22‘ State Stoonmflo for the protection of water pipes, was . ~ ‘ . _ . DISBURSEMENTS
fiend. JhDonovan, Jr., then took thfi
.o 1 . . oor, an in a very sec iona specc ' - , 1 ‘ - .
SURROUNDED BY MYSTERY! objected to the. short notice for the " . To Policy-Holders. ‘ $20,885,472 40 . 1. .
.. _7 . ‘ hearing; he claimed that the railroad , . For 911 other Accounts, _ . ~ 9,484,567 47 $30,370,039 87 . I .
. ' '—‘_": . didIInotlcome1 15C; hthtistilility for labordor .. -' - 7,. ‘ ‘ . . __._..._,__ ' " ‘ a - . .
‘_ ma eria , an a ere was un ue 1 . ‘
. . a Ionger 11116 s on c 6 given. . . . . Secur'ties . $72 936 322 41'
' A recent discovery is that headache Burg {01133763 1&1— DOI‘lIOVan :iild ob- ’ $31“: (11131173113213: 133833112122133 Mortgage, ‘ 70,729,938 93" '
dizziness. dullness. confusion or the mind. 132.318 WES 9.811;? 53:15:: :5: shgmdbgecfdld 1:8 LEEDS on Stocks and Bonds ‘ . 7,497,,200 00" "
a n g , . 7 I
at” are due to derani‘ement 0: the new. the ’placing of poles in front of his , Real Estate ‘ . , _ 18,089,918 69
centers which supply the brain with nerve .
force; that indigestion, dyspepsia. neuralgia. {5338330983932 iggog‘g: 63:12:22: 83011;: Cash in Banks and Trust Companies, 10,844,691 72..
tit“.Eifffiti‘tseééaééifiiiiifiié 21222213: electric system. was carried throush HE Accrued Interest. Deferred Premiumsfletc . " y w
guns with nerve fluid or force. This is‘likewlse NO one else 0b;lBCted’ and th? .hearmg ’ . $186,701i680' 14
true of many diseases of the heartand lungs. Closed- The framway petition was — . _ Reserve for Policies and other Liabilities “168,755,011__23
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The nerve system islike a telegraph system. then taken up, and no one appearing in ' 1 "i
as“ \‘.i,}lllebelit§ilagn by the accompanying opposition .to the proposed layout to Surplus, ’ . $17,952,608 91
2.115... “Hes are o Roton Point, and the hearing was
the nerves which closed. After the hearings closed, the - . . . ' ' ~
minutes of the last regular meeting What’s Insurance and Annuities assumed and renewed 708,692,552 "49
were read and accepted. Bills to the .- . .' - - - I
amount of ”3427,85 were ordered paid, _ l I - '
End $450_voted :0 the;l Electric Light ' - ~ .
ommissioners or 0 running ex- , . ‘ o o - v . o
penscs for the month of March. A pe- N NOTE “I l tt d 1 d d f thl
for the use of the grounds next to Put- ' ' '
moo Hooo oooooooo loo too statement as wholly misleading, and only insurance :., ac
convey the nerve
5 ['70 from the
servo centers to
ovcry art of the
radix. net as the
.li c i'ici-urrentis
:onveyed along
i h e telegraph
wires to 0 very
stat'mn, large '0:
small. Ordinary
‘lSlilllS fail to
table. A license at' the rate of 325 per
year was granted I. M. Hoyt for his . In
OWHszsiudsdiioono ' . ’ , ~‘ " '- ' ’ ' ’ tually issued and paid for in'icashsisv included! . ;
H:
* ins sad of treat.-
lixa‘ the nerve ccii-
'ei-a {or the cause W‘-
ot iiuo. disorders
il-i'l‘illl,i [heron-mil
the-v til-c :i t the
pull, iiil'c-t ted.
l-‘i'rmlclin Miles,
(8:. LL, LL. 3.. the
missioners to furnish the Council, on
or before Monday evening, March 19, ’ , ' ~ .
1.... . an... .1...m...~.......... DRESS GOODS“.
. and expenditures for the past year, also
highly celebrated
531301313: ”533...; leases, and. author %}:§E:EE§:;J§€%0%::§gtiligggg‘g v\\\\ \\\I\\:\}\\\x\§\\\x\\\\\\\\\\.\\\\v\\\}\\v\\\\\\\\\\®/é I have carefully examined the foregoing statement and .
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find the same to be correct. CHAS. A. PRELLER, Auditor -- -
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1! many noted ireatiseg on the latter subject. _ .
wig since realized the truth or the first $2,000 on the credit of the city; 400
Luft‘melib, and his Restorative Nervine was voted for police expenses for the
t.- pi'c;<1i'0il on that rinci le. Its success ,
1.1 curling all discasegarisigg from derange- month 0f mambo and $100 to the stl eet
meat or the nervous system is wonder- committee. Acommittee consisting of
700 much to tell. .
Weft/1W
WRWW as
nil. as the thousands of unsolicited testimo— Councilmen Slater and Scully was ap- '
1'1" 5. z - . 4 -.‘
3.11:1; 1111K?! 5:156:91 Ji 333% 00:31:21]! mam!“ pomted to draw up. a call for the annual SPRlNG OF I 894. 510660}! 1707’ Tvpgg a: 0
Dr. Iiiiies' Restorative er_vine is areiiahh meeting to. lay tax, and submit same at _ a - ‘ g; . . Id t
3315331.?” allInervocilisbfiiiseaseS. stuclgl as next meeting. After instructing the /; 4 , ual to 1176 f/é ROBERT A. GRANNISS, Vlce-PreSI en ,
Joe ‘1. . ' . “"‘7‘0‘15 e 3““ pros '3‘ 0‘" Electric Light Commissioners to place ”a" - ’5 34 ’¢ .
”up issues, dizziness hysteria. sexual de~ . . . , y; l;
. bony: so. _\ .msIdance, epilepsy, etc. It is a gong in_chief-e_ngineer Baker shouse, z" T611272 9’4 ., 1. l M
F Kigali, 311:5?th g1??? 0111’s ‘i‘iii‘lviiéd‘itfingfi" the meeting adJourned ““11 Tuesday {0; g“ @ Vi ALTER R. GTLLELTE. Genera ana 6.1“ P "d t
bllmmmi. 1nd,, 03:1 regexp?“ prggeI $1 per bot: evening, March 13. % , I .. a); ISAAC F. LLOYD’vg‘fi‘E‘IiAf? éfé'fonfi Secr etar y, _
L 6. six Iottles for $5. express prepaid. - - . \v . W W. \o". N“ .~ \xr. ‘e“\\3’~\\\“‘<\o"\\\“\s‘s~\\\3~‘1~.\\\\“~\\\\>¢‘\\\\‘/ . , D B As istant Secretar
”Eggéggortgglgeesfigfigaiglvely contains no Targ-e-t Shooting Extmbmmam . awesome» awesome. sass 1.\\..\\\\ \\\\\\\\\\\\\% FREDERICK SCH¥BE SET’IM Iss ON 2d Ass’t eas.
Solooy‘H- R- n... no.1... and hisdziitifaltiztfnGS’s: £3211 \————-—-, ' a, ' -DDWARDP Bengali? .- goggggoo» Cor-Soc
. . . - - 1 . . . a’o i , 5315 an a '
1 Geo. 0. Stimson, South N orwak. lug festival at Shell Mound park, making - ~M"-——-_ ,3 SPRING DRESS FABRIBS 1?; . 503E?lingocglfigimgfigfiérfigzggi EDWARD LYMAN SH'ORT, Gem Solicito'r.
WEDDING. , a possible 75~three bullseyes in succession. g @ WILL IAM P SANDS Cashier WM. W. RICHARDS, Comptroller. .
The target 3.“ “well. the record. was made / f4 . . 7‘ _ EMORY MoCLINTOOlK- LL.D., F. I. A., Actuaryr MEDICAL Dmncrons—GUSTAYUS S. WINSTON M. II.
INVITATIONS » ls the. MidwmtIer fan- target Wlth a bulls— _ I/.\\\.\\\wsws®®\mw®wmwmssss\eva HN TATLOCK J3. Asst. Actum- _ E, J , MARSH, M. D. ' .
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§ § § eye 3115:0336 mac of a Sily er dollar, at a . g4, . % CHAS B PERRY, 2d Asst. Actuary. GRANVILLE M. WHITE, M. -D.
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i wan mu 3. ions or ounceme s— r . _ , . , .4, g . ~ ' ’4
both. _ At this ointi 1-“ .15, natural to have Sutherland 3 Trial Postponed. 7. . . _ _ . 9
a“best-is-nonili):too-grdod” 1failing. We have BROOKLYN, Mai-ch 6.—Justice Kenneth 2 sortment we have captured 3
$338.1ng (163131???” type fespleiigially tor ““3 F. Sutherland of Gravesend, who was tried @ the whole range of the new- (/4.
‘ . ecan 88‘ 15 yyour ee gs. last week for oppression in the court of 7/ est spring styles. 7 _ .
1' " ' Dyer and tei-miner, and who was to have .9/ a“ I - . .I ..
PLYMOUTH ROCK ICE been retried today owing to the jury hav- % FRENCH NOVELTIES. {/4 , . ' I
TORES AND FAMILIES ggpann ing disagreed will have another week in ?/ /' - .
o- Lowest Rates. which to prepdre for trial. 6 we g A hundred Styles and only 7% . . . - - , A.,
' ' e — — —— . a one gown pattern of each. ' 4 g - _ I ’ .
. Death of an Aged Miser. Denver f; VVhO’ll be the first? 1/; . .
PAT ENTS g . HILLsni'no, Ont., March 6.—Jamcs Math- {/2 - /, 1 » 1
WW“ 81's, an Old eccentric character, (116d here Goods @ LATEST BLACK TEXTILE. Z/é I . , I ..
"-~\ ' today. For 50 years he and his brother a/ ' 9" .
l \ Benjamin have lived in squalor and filth :24 EUDORA' EUDORAI’ . A , New Haven Gen Agt. for State of Conn.
FOSTER sansmsacniiiannmn inwhceim‘fle i" 810% hwoswhlch has for At a A black wool material With a , o -
,9 L many years been in a condition scarcely fit 21 a silk warp, made in three 1% - . _
. t ho r'. 1i . 1 ft $”’,000. . Z, . , - - 4.
Councelors in Patent Causes. or E’s _°..__e____::__.___. . Your a? different qualities, $1.25, 5% .
1 Mechanical andElectrical ex- - Another Victim of Hiccoughs. - 5/6 1.35, 150, ' 2%
perts. 300m? '12: 13) 14. Bifih' BnoonLi'x, March 6.——John Hamilton of . Door 7?; CARPETS .94
' op Block. Bridgeport, Conn. Willoughby avenue died here from hic- ’% . ' , '_ I_ . , I
vléhilliliidelfhlas 3DIEM? Yogi :11: coughs. He was 1taker:1 ill a Eonth lago ,4 our stock was never more a. I . . ,
.1 8-8 .118 011- years . e ‘ from liver troub e, an a wee ago ic- l‘t th All th 14.. - , - . I I II
. . . . . . comp is e an now. 9 / _. . . _
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IienceIinI Falcon 3 coughs set in, which the physmiansattend (issuable. makes: and _I QOIIJI‘. I :f “Jig... II II
i" onshore‘foifél'eésmofiéins.1. .1
-————-—.—,- I fin any-formenSeason. 'Letssu-e.
A Church Building Burner . _ =1 118 do your carpet busmesfi‘F :
PAINTERSAND ripen-aims. — » . . weeds-savé'ydfi my ,. ; . . ' ‘- '- .-‘"'~ , -- . '
store of Frederick E. , . 1
WMWe“’W®\x\V$‘W®& R®M§ ‘ ‘ . " ‘ ' ' . . '; . i, - .,
601811 A on N I'anl k. ,
' p g , ‘1 i . l ‘
ing him were unable to check,and be final- .
‘ SOME MEMBE‘E’. 1:30.771; ,.FIBM,IS {N ly died from exhaustion.
fl NOB WALK EVEBY'WEEIL. . _ ,
i
wmssee
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are and Paper-Han ers W111 be. held .on M03“ time the building and contents were total—
d” eveni-ngl ms” "5““ at 81" ly destroyed. . The buildinghad been used
E ' m. at . . . . , . _ . .
:i George’s Hs'i, no. 18 Main street. to .119” 1°- . .- - , - ' ' ‘ ' ' ' A. " " , -
;. . . ommittees and to take. as achurch the ceilings being filled With Th D M R d C . . . _,
port of arbitratiifi‘c , . A ead en 5012:! d, e . i ea ' ompan ..
action thereon, order of timber]; in
A Special meeting of, Union No. 230 of Paint- was discovered to be in flames. In a short
PRESIDENT. -.
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