TU RJAY NOVEMBER” 0, 1895.
" ,1.:- 011% even wait 11n-
floor (7T the
Senate 'tQ let -i (1E
411; only remains for Conciessman Hill
who has recently returned from abroad
to'give ' toftlic' -anx:ou~s~cons mtuenoy
The 11.1.11; Gazette, established in 1890
. ‘0 . m. ..«a. .
,.'".":':'1370m'rrm*'r°, .11“ 3110101210.-”
11,1 ”’0: (”we
“2 sf‘ 43—1“— . .
'11:;1n011tlzs. $1.15:
three
y, 0110; \' 631' _‘T'ilv.
"ii'lnirtils.sl‘8{i o£10rn1011 1' 3100.
1 0'11'. in ‘six
licekl ;,/ one advance. $21.00:
gacountry 303
millions oilidll'I .. _ I .
defalcation and embezzlement is suffic-
on: ly starllin-z to challenue attention.
Nit :ess signifiernt is the furthe state»
m..t :lmt the annual loss from ethese
n'yearsfrom 'thi'ee
muses h'a'3 risen in‘ t
and alralfmillions t1 ten, the aggro-1’
" 7 'f (“be whole periol [1"rlu1" up;
warns of one hundred millions. '
ids-£110 t3 attribute this increase 110:
‘3'.)
growing tendency
merely to t;o ..
speculation, but to the inadequacy of- ""
,tl. .1111:- ti: {0:13 of book.- keepiqt, oomnou- .
II; in use in the banks, in 'p'roport'wion? 5’60:
The- t
Vibe great expirisioii of "‘usincss
knowledge flirt ..
thus less likely to be" detected is _Ia,
, teniolatiotn to bank emphysemanl even
unusual cafe on the' pA‘rh- of bank dire’cé -
511-113 cinnot l) 1' relied (111.10 to make
embezzlements impossible.
What is true of banks is also true of
' the accounts of municipalities-and all-
the real
”large establishments, and
"' remedy seems to lie 1': suggo: ted, in
the frequent examination of the books
by outside experts. :This' plan should
b..- adopled, not merely when suspicion '
is aroused, but 'as a regular business
system. So employed,
helpful to all honest officers, book~
it would be
keepers elel 'ks and cashiers, andwo'uld ,m
prevent much irregularity and loss:
S [feetnianb Selleck does not doubt but
Ith- .15, first and last, fully $50., 000 could
. have been saved to the lax-payers of
' -'Norwaik,’hada‘ frequent-and rigid‘é'x- ‘ "
(1111111111100 been made of our town 001
counts.
:5 -1 Vlore War; Predictions
it? 1,1" bolileos‘b {00010 stolen
1: d0 trnmedvtl'i-Et we"sualb 1.31.011 wa'r'
' with Great Biilain. Yesterdsy Con~
gressman Grout of the Second 7- ermont
"(lilting It "T". the ape} alwmeetin" and ban-
Reunion
S 10: ety', 01115°d as 31! by predictinrr that
a wait with Envland is imminent ahd
fully. aareeinu «11.11 Senator- Chandler
‘seem
of new hrmmhiw, Hes-ll that the
enforcement: of" the Monroe doctrine
and its complication includin Jico'ntrol
of are great Waterways; esoecially the
woud resi'ilt 111.71
Nicaravua (1111111
great international crisis, ,acrisis mean-
scttz, ——a<rrcein¢¢ With New Ha mpshi
wideawake Sadat 1r "who has declared .
war in 1110001101414 neWspap...,' has'
just declared war with E 1 gland by 0.1-;
bid from Paris .',V Surely these 1179' :excit~
i..n err-1101;131:1011: times. '~.‘ ' 1
S0110. or L (1.10 has been travnlinr in
Spain and has just- reached Paris. ".He
reid the dispatches in
thud. hi ' culturedmmd
had no scone:
the?
.'Ictiiltvely, Q settled the 7;" 00°7uela
" d
boundary question, which has purI'p f'I'
' other people for generatmus , under-
stood "Lo: (1 Silisbury’ s {policyf before-
1.211110111111105 hii'nself andfinstantly
s 111'. the word quiverisulr beneath the. " "
0001111111101; there innst be ware'at 011cc. "'9
Senator Chandler is lequally peeitive
about war, but he is. 1101:: such urgent
Guea't 3.1111100 “dlsieuard of 6111' di'r "
lcct interests ” 110110111 110 shall have”
R ussia ffl’ an ally, and “one sure rc- .
-. 0:. 0y; was that
suit will be the-cipture and Le: (indent
achiéi’t‘i '1'1'1 '“(i ‘Canad:l”” "'1
settled . . .. - -
Having; ‘:'1; nc'wspmei' to advertise anl
a navy'yard 10. his “E1111 0, to start into
activity-gt Senator-2- Chandler’s belitrer-
ency is not whoI'yHuI “Racked Sena-"-'
, toidaodég, 391%,”; the Aether £110,051,pr
'- 1531: ..
.'.-.tiéa
an 0mb°zzlem°nHTT '
{sl‘hdust that manic pal"
. 101‘
istrcet Bridgeport
:"ritt',' With. Tommy IRy IIjr'an',‘
of the situation The GAZE-r'rn consents
to be our Con-riessman s organ to the
extent ”or lettlnv th 0 waitin-v world know
if the country is safe
E ' _"r'r, J14, was vesteroay‘appomted
receuzer :1: 0.. xvi-110570.: 83.. 1.11.111:-
port ('11 is}??? (1001-1311.”
_.__.__._._._._.40
of Wisconsin? says that when the gold-I
dead 2":on' the if. 101' of his cell yesterday
A Flattering Success.
The enurlalnment :z'flvqb 1057110
Broad River schoil by the 'Littsr Day
Saints Suiid‘iy -30H76i7118u evening, was
a success, over 230 it‘oI‘s'Ollh‘ being pies-
Th0 prorramioc ether-01008 Was
excellent The Sunday- school will net
about forty dollars. '
to.—.—-——-——— ~—- .
1 . .
famped in
'lite is correct ivb shall no doubt
receive to- day’ s Disasters-11119 “‘56 _in
“_qu y eul‘ _03'00. '
".'1'
_\_‘-_‘__
'7 C—cllislon at Putnam.
Two local freight trains on the N01-
wich 1": Worcester branch of the New
Enuland railroad collided head 0n
threc- quarters of 11' 111110 below (As ,. : , 4
1111111 sumo-1 yesterday afternoon. :
cars oiled upon one Ia: '1. ther in 11.0fusion
No one was. hurt, but the track was
blo'cli ed until about six 0’1. '.ock._ .1 "o
__.- _..4-A-. __.__
, important Meeting: 1.; ,4.
' There will be a meeting of the Board
of Equalization, at the 01,11th [10.30113
ford, next Wednesd 1y in'orni .“Phe
. meeting-is .0:-lied ,at__ihe4 request of- a;
number'of assessors and ;~.members of
boardsof relief throughout the state,
It is hoped to, arrive at a definite con-'
elusion as to4the best way t1 -.e(1'.l'1'llZS
valuations in the various towns.
The Fahan Case.
The c.1151; of'theSt-ate' vs. Mrs. Kate
Fahan, was finishe d in the Town Cour-t"
yesterday afternoon, She was, (118-.
charged on the complaint .0_f having
sdld‘liquor on election. day, But -o‘und
guilty on twolcounts of ha‘viai kelpt thel
side door of her saloon op‘en. She was
1100:1320 on each count, from which
decision her lawyer took an appeal to
the Superior Court.
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.._
The Witch.
Pretty Marie Hubert will appear in
Hoyt’s Theatre next Thursday. In her
great play “ “he Witch ” This play is
founded 011 American witchcraft in
early days and isa beautiluidram1 with
a good moral. 'D‘I‘ln‘S Hub 11'1'. has a sweet
musical voice and easy natural acting.
She is nothing? if not original and is en-
tirely suited for the role of
Witch.” ’- Mr. Gustave Frohman. has
surrounded'herxwitn a'cast composed of
some of the best lino A'n score and act-
resses.
I'
,«0» -__.,
, I Electric Light Matters.
' lhe mattersin relation t.» the insol-
vent Condition 0f the Norwalk 8; South
J
rehearsed on aI motion for n 111- suit, and
discontinuance mrde by Attorney Fez?
s'ndrn in ,I'th-c inteieisiof the 'c'ity of
South No'l'walk, 1.1 u;
suit bltouIrht
1y by the com-,
piuy before Jule-"e E 0101 in the Super—-
court rdrv Attorney Levi
Warner InppI . 0d 101: 1’0" receiver of
111.; company 1,1011] opposed the motion. .'1'
Jud-Yo Elmer sustained his ubJeCtluu.
011 Middle
had blacn in
possession of it for about ten minutes
when it was attached by Deputy Sher-
ifl'D olarrto‘; secur- a claim forI 13450
helfihbj‘ ‘.; “(PEEP 11E ,I Moirlspey, exigent
for the Henry Elias Brewing Cof The
indebtednes§fwiwcontracbcd when Mer- :"
ilhe“ pu'gilist
Canaan, vs..4'll‘rsd :8va 511.: of;
brief a-Lgense b.1111 retu‘rned {to Nor-
walk._;.,.; lhc'womanheicloped Wilbwas
not far ('1 00:11:01! slfearefusinw to
With "'ili‘m ”Mill $03,110,. ' “V
the Fourth Connecticut Cong‘fcssio,u94l2.. 2: -~.' ".
- '~ ' [PP Ty?“ gkhf.ua£§$2;ignlsfig':zzg “131811er 131.3 £193.” n§t0tli9£edl9ll°fifoss
"‘1ng1 the private '
"‘ Van Ke'in'en 1110 M: ‘M: Downer, Bridge-
' foxlh
‘Wae annolinced Stir-111:1. Blidfieprlrt had
11111.12." ro's'Iri'o'N. ' TRICKS 'wo'v' 111' Lines.
No. 1 N. d: S. .. 137 :27»;
N0. 2 E. ("1 7V; 113 522%}
No.8 N.-&S. 13: 1%
No. 1 E. .9 W. 130 114,15
.. NOIIWAILK.
' TABLE. POSITION. TRICKS WON. AVERAGE.
No.1 E.‘& w 123 2'2}:
No. 2 N. .12. 12-: x M
No. 3 E.& W, 126 x; 1
No. 4 _N, .b S. 130 ' 24,14
“The
'.I was jubilation in the loos-l: 1'. ‘mp
l .
II-amoun -
.. productions
;. have slrl‘yen with pndaunted hope and.
-;- .couravemnd 0811: $9 th0'hard conditions
' Will b'e ablé' 'w'lieu all expenses are "pa: "‘(1.-':
1.1.11 are It
13...}: 1
”111115 not 1mg.
iliey are Handicapped by t
-----.SEPBE‘» (ll-.... waist. Expert
Quinton. '
The Games CiosalJIConteated.
-:. ' .,.:..'..——,-—:.:—'— ...-
.20.:
Another game 'iii the series of dupli-
team had previously won tw0 games
"' broken. The
somewhat by the absence of Cito Hatch
Phinidelphu his inability to attend,
In Bridvcpoit his presence 112.11 main
game is always manifest by the nurrl
ber of enlookeis that surround his
Matters were evened up in lhis
chair.
regard by; the absence from the, horde '
lie-am 0f Frank Miller, w1clely‘kn0wn
hereabouts as a master in
Although his absence was missez.,l
little apprehension was, felt as his place; "
was filled by, ;-M-.~'. M}. Downer,
whom there are 1...:- better- play er's.
e l the opposincr Ip.: 113.
P1 ompt’ly £1“: 8 o’clock'tli“n teams took
'were as follows: "Fable .IT'U 01. L. N.-‘
'por't'; ‘Dr. W: H: Baldvm and Clarence
Osborm Norwillk"""1“iole 2.141100] 1min
Fletcher, ji'. ," arid ‘lI‘i_."" W. C' .apman,
Bridweport W'. 133‘. Anon 1100' R. F.
Rogers, Norwalk. 'I‘d‘ble 3—William,
T Hincks and. Jobs: \ 111100}, bride's
port; E.-C)'.=Ixcclll,n:111d 01:11-11: Nor-
walk. Table 41—41111. ICohswell and S
N."Locl1w00(l, “deeper: 11.17....
Ness and Edward Street, Norwalk.
After the bearinninrr of .1)- ayasolem'n
stillness .4; 0111111011 and it was easily
seen that the contestants were putting
their best efforts While the
.’tlf‘t-VS were b01111.r moved t- 1the_ different
'tables it Was an interesting,r study in
expressio to observe-the} fao’esl of; the
players as they looked ribsen’c'ly' through
the rings of. cigar Smoke ascending
spirally abbve their heads and thinking
intently of the-Opportunities improved
or lostin thelhand just pl’myed. Tables
Land 2 were the firsttoicomplete the
handsandaquick computation showed
the. result tube-even. Everything now:
depended on the last-two tables, and
a sigh of relief was breathed when it
won the game _by eiuht IItricks, making
a net gain of four points At tables 1
and 3 Bridgeport wIas north 41.0 d south
and alt tables 2 and 4; east; and west.
Thcaverage for north and south 'hands-'
was 134.1; and for east and west hands
1255.1".10 followingr compilation sum»
marizes the result: 2. ~-
' 01110011110351
TOTAL
*x—gain;z.—10S3;N.&S
E. .t W.—-east and west.
SeaSide was declared the winner of
the series on to this time, and there
.'—n01tl1' and south;
The] Black Creok
Manager Allen has arranged to pre-‘_
sent _'the Black Crook 10 his patrons
once.
10111 at :tIhIe' Academy of;-
novel ever seen in New York I
Scenery surpasses allforme: effort "111'. "d:
firthe balletiare particularly pmti
entrancino 'The dramatic portio',_4II "
'exceedinaly"'§tron ' and the
0.:119.951.9113:aseles..;lsrs
ber of people carried "insures—Ia splendid
Again. .Manager '-Al-lenj_
shows his Sirriclty 1'1 b10kluJ this at-‘j
11111101101110: Inesdiy, Noyember 5,- g ""
c6.
rHospital Fair-5
The humane Iand__ public spirited la.
dies have had a hard week in which to?
carry on their 110le work for “sweet
Chianti gt the Armory. The weather
ihalé been anything but propitious, and
:1. dozen and more 01:10: events and
functions 'h‘a$e occupied abdut' every
evening, of 11104111001:qu the ladies:
to put quite a snug. 1115119; 011111 into the
h0$plt1lafuudtliesflury All honor to
these ladiefiv ._ {I
To.“
0111mm: 1111’s C511
Wiles-twat
kill” us tem‘eflf! "'.l wh’bii
[pleased Wll‘. 10 result 15' '_1IiI1__lchuieIIz41I
otbeistreat-
ifs-'13 widddiéhié‘gif
ngfitlie
“cretions, aids exPector'ition an
effects a.
15. 11:
0:1:- here's:
burning With pure and unadulterated
.2 1
home instituted divorce proceedings.
ties for sale by P.7Vec(l, Druggist.
of the Norwalk team, who wired from...
street 00-111013:-,and:.:lowem1rw
the game... "‘Thisdrlter Work, Will'all be‘
Very- ‘ .
than 2'. .
F. Hallen and Final: Stanlgs looked .~:~--
alts: all tlic .1rr‘t'1écments2and Sarina-1- ' - ~-
propert3,whi(.l1 it is chimed 1.001? on
aller- raierad’s _'Sproperiy
the tables u'lii‘pfl‘ll’mlls aSHerned, which a;
j and sermon.
" Men’ :14 Bible Class.
Even Song, anthems and science.
All are Welt: 1010.
.Beéinning Wednesday, Nov
Tompkins, ,1211reache
Holy 0.1m
' mun‘ioh;1‘:0~30 1'1. 111. Instruction; 3:45
{8. ~.. .
di'iv'ithtrr ebuéhwbi'eold gig y'e": " .
lathe more akin ~ - Adlai/her- opportunityfor ieristration
‘73 .'l Will'be given to {1'0 rIs'ons desmnv
11001 on Monday
*“%81§JS tor‘fib‘plr‘cfitions‘ may be made :11 t'_
movements ofThe Gonsol
- 2-...IdateaRaIlroad.s
plated improvements to be made
tunnel by~the Consolidated railroad is?
M1". Horace E Darin. , Yeste: '11
Damn had'i'l
('1
with one of the officials of that road and :-.~'
rthe'cqmpanv'sp'lans as, 1%,;
Were presented ,1.-1 him.
.01?-
to be" covered its entire length
'It -‘
quested t0 1'
.. II1I. as at present.
Orders 110% beanie sued, it
in file?
v 7115.
'11: personal intervieng
The railroad pompmyflpro‘npses tox; -
71
With; :i._- "£5
six inch road bed _of cincrete
if: to 111.11 II‘.-
5‘ vigorous]
., and smoking,- waterg-as ’which costs 25
cents a 1, 000 feet to make, and is sold
"it. 31159. ,
, Electric Light Meeting. I
fl The stockholders of the Norwalk 8:
_‘South Noi'walk Electric Light company
-'Will‘hdid a‘sp'ecialiméeting on Monday
,next to- determiwwhether. they will
subscribe more money to protect their
stock. - .
,"th‘é' 111111113r
a'nounced
_ ..t The Home Again
'1':- 'L1t..lc Edd-1'0 Fagan who was commit-
"ted! to the County Home from this city
"acme months ago add for whom a [lace
may. be-
LDIUVO
38 said,
not to milks any further extensive r-e-
.Da'ir‘sII of the p.esent wooden brid re over ‘
the tack-.1, as work will be commenced
on the. new tunnel either this winter or
early in the sprint:
,_.—-————-<o>
' '{Ghosts at Hillside.
The principal ..and,..teachers. of Hill-
side, gave the-members of the school , 0'
Sheet and Pillow-case party'last
night.
At eight o ’clock the ghosts began to-
assemble, finding the house. partially
darkened and with 'only Jack- o-lan
terns, by Way ofil'lumine-tion;
Virginia-1001..
At nine, a chord was struck
soon the
bones wore heard to rattle, as the ghOst-_
ly, visitors made merry in two- ~steps and'
on 'lLe
piano and [all masks were thrown 011';
much merriment ensuing, for the friend
each one thoucht she was dancing with,
sheets,- the
was often found in some distant corner,
' .qu seme'one unthought of substituted.
.Thcu, releascdof their heavy winding " '
ghosts which were
transformed into hilarious yo oungla'i'l es, ‘
became s Iill more lively.
Some. went int) :1 weird den, and had'
he was:
Br’end2
. S0011 all went-
into the hall and seated themselves,‘--’
their fortunes told by' a gypsy w
afterwards discovered to be Miss
11.13.111.110 some danced.
when the port: 0100- before i
he re-
cc‘piion room floor were ‘withdraWn,
large sheet onI
of Miss
disclzs ing a _ _
the. silhouettes,
Miss Con-int and
w hich
Hoot,
Miss Brendlinger
appeared firstin the ballad ofthe “Sad
and Hungry Fisherman,” .,
“IDon’ tWant to Play in Your
afterwar d in
Yard."
In piuafores, pig-tails and sun—bonnets
laily effective. '
gave the s<hool- call.
this last melodrama was made particu-
After each act, the girls
At half— past ten a. bountiful collation
was served, after which all danced 110—
file q'uartn' afte: clev'en,
party broke up.
Among those present were the
when the
Misses
-Mack,~ Harley. Udett'a Brown, Clara
Belts, Grace 13y ington,
Jean Gregory, Fannie \Vake'man,
nie _Brien, ' Grace Seymour,
Diekerman, Julia Lockwood,
Hunter, Marjorie Bishop, L 1ttie
Helen Swarlz,
Min-
. Grace
Edith
Wood-
ward, Agnes Golden, Bessie Smith and
'L‘ulu' Kemper‘
It is almost superfluous to add' that
all had a lowly time.
.....1 ... __. ... -..—m.--
' _1
‘A't the Churches. -
7‘30Ip. 111‘.
motor will. officiate,
Missmn
(5th, Rev. F \;V_'.
Daily services: 71-15, a. m ,2
Children’ s serVic‘e, S p m. Missi
vice and sermon. ~ ,.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL -C'HU
Ravi ThomasK Noble, pastir.
ancaCnoRoH,——Rev S. H. Watkins,-
'Recior... The. 2lst. Sunday after Trio:
:- itv,erov::'3d;-1895.8a.m.H01y Com-
.- municu. 1030.11 in. Morning»;- Pray-c:
12 111. Sunday School.
Choral--
'l he
0“ 861'-
11011 --
Ser-
vices at 10: 30 114.111.: and 7130-1). 111- In
morning, Holy Communion and
firm of members
In the evening:
recep—
the
pastor will give the closing discourse
'n'po'n “Future Punishment.
1110-19" the Doctrine. "
dially.‘ welcomed “17E. -
6.301); 111.; a. -. '
P.S..C.
'Hill, Pastor.
‘.‘Elisha’s Great Puewar’d ” 72.45
Theme, “The Great Human
.. ’I‘ Subjec
‘Somc possmly un- -note'd facts pertain—
Everybody col-
CAME-m: Barrisr' ZCHURCH, —J. W
Preaching, 10 :45 Themfi-fie,
E; at.
V1.11),
'Fall.‘ ”
Mnin'é by the choir under the direction
2: _ of Miss Lucy Baskins. ., .
——Oot-
Evening School
tend the. evening
swelling n' be racing a: 7- '300
River or Franklinfitreet school
ings. 1:11:11 :1 0d" ”“'?" 1?
i .
1
11'-
ton;
’clocl'i
_IeT, .Ovér
thrill...
now
'2 of the situation.
- was- yesterday returned to the Home,
net on 11000th of any misbehavior, but
for the reason that the family had re-.
-moved away. and no longer needed the
lad’ 0 services. - ~-
Shi'prié‘e'Party'.
IIA surprise party was given Miss
: Berton. Milimr at her 1101110 0113330 lden‘
Hill,'l."151 night
persons were p'esent including a num-
ber fr0m4_,th1,s.city. 2. There was dancing,
.games and. all that: goes to make sur;-';
prise'par-ties 'aisuc'c'ess. It' was an early
hour this morning when the guests
bade their hostess _“good night. ”
. I Farlnitza -
The MacKa'y- Opera cempany present-
ed Fatinitza at Hoyt’ :1 Opera Hesse,-
'last___nig,ht,_to In good. sized audience.
. Ila-was highly appreciated'as have been
another operas presented by this first
class company.
performance Will. be f‘Mascotte, one
of the favorite operas, and a crowded
house will no doubt greet them, when
the curtain goes up.
7)
.9.—
On His TraCK. _
313 is. stated that evidence has' been
lire-bug who set fire 1'. the Ruby car-
bended. The suspected man "s iden-
tity is quite well known in
c _ty. He is. reported as about to leave .
toWn, but he Will be followed and. prob-
ed ‘that his trunk preceded him.
WlllBulld Again. ' .
Mr. S. T. Ruby yesterday took a
rough estimate of his loss by the iecent
fire on Cross street. He found that his
loss on stock was fully $1,800 and on
the building $1,600 more, to say notho'
ing .of the .cost of fitting; up the same}
Mr. Ruby some months since took ad-
' vantage of a rduction in the price of-
goods in his line paying 31. 60 for what
readiness for business as 00011 as possi-
ble, despite his severe loss. -
”A Baggage Check. ”
Charles E. B1aney’.s“A Baggage
Check,” claims the distinction thissea-
son of having everything new‘in sengs,
dances and specialties.
cast. He‘ has a well earned reputation
pist twelve: years. :.with-. the best farce-f
productléms of Tillie-'- times, makinv his,‘
' 'vreatest hit during the" past fi've seasons ;
“in “A Railroad Ticket "’ ','_'-‘ A Baggaoc
Chock" will be seem at the Nor-Walk;
' Opera House tot-night; ‘ '
Too Late. ' ‘-‘" " ' .
some tune since E. T. Sumner was
appointed trustee of theinsolvent estate
of Brown ('1: Trainer. Among other as?
sets was some property at Winnipauk
and adjoining the Sheedy- farm.
her, at 8500 Mr. Sheedy,2,0flered him‘
$300 for the plot but it was refused.
LIlter, Mr. Sumner placed the property.
in the band's (if a real estat'ej—ageut,wl_10'
_ In the meantime
Mr. Sheedy got wind of the proposed
sale and advised his son" in Bridgeport
About five minutes
alter the deed had, 130011 01200131 '2 wo'rd.
the property, but his offer has too late.
. _.___-‘.>._.._--_.- .-...‘v
i‘hc B'e'st Remedy f0: Chronic Dian rho
.17IIr-.:r‘rdner1\I.-Deul_1; of Cal-11mm, Ma
savs' ~- -- contracted- dearhoea W 11110 in t; e
army during the CH'll’Wlll‘
suffered much at times and have tr icd m: l y
iHeinedies, but-have found none that pr'ovlbd"
as good 00- ,Ch ' ,jColic, Cliolc'lra:
and Diarrhoea Ramifiy. 131113- wil‘e has :1 so-
usediitfopgasr' 2:11: 41160111111301}; ambit. has 14"} -l_-
as relieveddreeii’ iffifiszfléfliv’E gP. We (1,”
led by Samuel Smith, who was to be tried
' '-‘- zmcn resisted, and Smith 01101131116 "sheriff,
lo""his4'
was secured with :1 Stamford family,
About seventy- -fiv0 '
To- night the closing
adduced whereby it is thonc'rht that the"
rings manufactory, will soon be apprew
this" '
ably placed under arrest. It is report- -'
to replace now would cost at the rate of .
fully $2. 70. He expects to again be in' '
.Ja’mes T. K015 _
ley is the bright'particular star of the
in farce- comedy, having been for the-
The ,'
property was 11.251171111004113? Mr. Sum-' '
secured a customer for 11. named Schriv- "'.‘I'
,er of Winnipauk l‘lh93' Offered 3400'
' which was accepted.
came from Bridgep 1rt that Mr. Sheedy '
would give :1 sum 1“ “' ‘V‘mce 92““40‘) fm": .ceedingsof the twelfth annual conven-
-J- have 511100
dressers for the current Week" :aniif' ne'es
31170 real estate sales in No rwalk,,'and
, .naniméusiy _finss' resolut‘10ns
airprcsrsinrr sympathy for the Cubafis' in
their effort to throw off the Spanish yoke
and calling on the United States govern-
'ment to recognize-fitsaglwsrssstsaszbel-
ligerents. ' W
‘ A Sheriff Shot by ivi'xmaslnners.
reached this city of an attack by a. 10t44éofI:
moonshiners on the sheriff and Uni
_StatesII deputy marshals _aItI Celina, Cum-
bet-land county. The moonshiners- -Were-'
before the: United}; 10:11:01
1111111), and the mo:
..commisswner.
0,29 armed
fatally wounding him.
A Chinese Grant'toa‘fie‘lmflnyu
110111101: {Nov 5._I.-_—A,-.Berl_1_n_ dispatch to
.'Tho Chronicle says that it is announced
from Tien- tsin that. the Chinese have sign.
ado; second _1crovv,n. concessmn to Germany,
' el-fifvinga tr'a'ét 5'01? 1:11:11 upon which" Ger-
many has the exclusive right to trade and
imbuild factories. .,
t»
-fi.fionth'é'rn: Pacino my: Train: Wreckod.
A-L'an, Tex-.', Nov. 2.- #110 Southern
Pacific W. train, was wrecked 60 miles
east of here. The engine guard and pay
cars and the caboose all went into a ditch.
.--. ”The fireman, Burr, was killed, and: the
engineer, 11111-3, was badly, soaked
.. Baegaoe Check at the. Opera House
'-to night.. -:
ply at once. -. .'-
Pioneer Castle, K of l7I'.~ C..' hcld a»
regular meeting last niaht -' -'-
K. ,. .
The city council Will hold a revular
meeting next Wednesday evening
Rev. Garrett Haulenbeck. will preach
in the Chapel at Cranbury, to-morrow.
" O‘u'r BrothersLoddeI O. _OIL'IF'.,"w111
work the initiatory degree, Monday
.eVening . . .
Mr and Mrs Frank J. Mallory of
Jersey City Heights are yismng friends'
in tow-n.
Services were held at St. Mary’s
church, this morning,- "it being All
Soul’s day ‘
'A S0119: service will be held in the
Union chapel. at West Nor walk, lac-11101"-
row evening. .
Mrs. Stanton Coley,- sister of. Mayor
Hubbell,’ is a guest of E H. Fillmv on
Chestnut street. '
Several Norwalk people attended a
postponed Hallow.’ een _paIrty al Lyons
Plains, last night. 2
The propeller .'J' 1351' of Norwalk {was
aground near Jon 1 ne's’ wharf last tight
but floated in a short time. '
Miss Grace Scofield, 'of Main street
and Mrs. Edvyard June, of _Main street
are among those Who are sick
Wilton’s 4'00-gaV0 a.=da-nce-in the-.'I‘own
Hall attthat place, last night. -I~t"-is said
to'_hliv0-been e_brilliantaffa‘i‘r.‘ ' ' '
Rev Mr. Hoyt- of New ICon'aan'iiwill’
-: preach in the Union chapel at .West
' Norwalk, 't01n10r'r0'w afternoon
' The 4'.new""_N0rwalk'_- hI'otel..',reSt1ur_ant
opened to day' It 150 model of cleanli-
ness and appetizing surroundings
Sarah E.‘, daughter of Guerge and Sa-
rah M. Gerrisb, died at her home, on
Stuart avenue, yesterday, aged 2 years
and 2 months. -
William Hanlon leaves on Monday
next for a two. week; trip tilting? orders
for the Hanlon Bros. specialty, baking
powder on Long Island.--_
The Ladies Aid society of the Bap
tist Church will give a musical and lit":
orary entertainment in the. church, on
Wednesday evening, Nov. 291th.
To the football game, yesterday (if-2
ternoon, between the 0.1511111101- and2
St _'Mary school elevens, the former
Were Victorious bya score of 16 £014.
. ”.15: ..
The case " ' the state _Theodore
Prince 001 down for a hearinv this
Iimormng, in‘ the To 1711 Court, Was. con-
. _'ti'In' ed”until next Tuesday afternoon.
-A' new 1111.10.11.11: will be placed at
the corner 0t School and Main streets:
It will 11's. connected with the 8 inch
main instead of a 4‘. inch pipe~ as former- 2
1y.'-' ' ‘ '
4——~—-—— .. .f'
in the octaVe _of All Saint’s day” and
there w1il be special 11111010- and proces-
sionals at the Chapel of Our" Holy Sa-
viour. -.' ' .
Robert V2111 Baron and sons have
gone as into the woods 10-day,
game's-f They drove to the hunting
grounds' In a twa horse canopy? :top, at
an early hour this mornin -
, . , J 61100.0( West'pbrt,
., 11:. thanks for a cdpy of the pro-
'of' the Connecticut State Firem'en’ 0
Association held in South INorWalk
,August 6th a'nd 7th,1895
.'.-tiP-he summary of the Commercial
mortaages amounting to $13,350.81- For
the corresponding week la‘st' year here
'W'ére seven sales and the mortgaves
amounted to $8,250.
NASHVILLE, Nov. 2.411110111111101. has—5 .-'~.-::'. -'
——Wantcd. —A boy at this office.- Ap- .' '
." I.payment to -
To-morrow wi 111110 the “"undny With- 3 '
Beyond Description
lnte'nse Suffering flWltIh Muscular
Rheymatlsm.
f‘ I hereby certin that for seycn years I
I
was troubled-With my knee. ,- marl pre-
1'P,ns and
limments Ibut 0.11
1,30, _no purpose.
"The trouble kept
growing worse
_I_I,0nd_ the, jj91nts
began to enlarge.
. My knee became
7;; almost stifl and
.I. pained me so I
v. could not rest
day and night. I
~ had to use
, . ; Crutches
" Mr. Em Benedict " at times and 0"
' Stromsbnrgh, Ncb. ten 1t @1116 seem
as if I would have to have my leg ampu-
tated as the pain became almost unendur:
able. Isuffered beyond description. Fi-
nally, hearing of Hood’s Saf'saparilla I
conclude-'1 try it. After I had taken
one bo.. tic l 101 much better and after
taking so sral bottles can say I am well,
My Knee Has Been Cured
and that I can walk and go around as well
as any one of my age. I am 63 years old
and work my farm and my ability to do
so I attribme to the beneficial effects 01 _
Hood’s Sarsclparilla. I advise all who are
afflicted wit rheumatism in any form to
take -Hood’s‘~ Sarsaparigllm ’-’ EZRA BEN-
EDIC‘X‘, St'rdmsbu'i'gh', Nebrriska.
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
True Blood Purifier
Prominently 111 the public eye today.
cure all liver ills, bilioul-
Hood’s Pills
ness. headache. 0.20.,
Unclaimed Letters: '21
The followiuglettcrs remain unclaimed at
the Norwalk Post Office, N01. 21805. ., l»:
‘.‘A B--—’ llo' 1011.. Cullen, Elmer Towers.
0 eschdoner"V-.lctt1.
m ' I 11.11.111Lox.,_Ir.11.
FOR-SAW. '..' '3'...z'..‘-'5
Garlock" 5, Eureka Flax and R.11nl1o‘w pack-
--ing Gilbert 5 Wood Split 1.111 '95?" 'l‘wist
Drills. Set and Cap Set 011- s. '
- . Scorn NonwnLK 1313111111111: Co
FOR SALE —Three and 0110- I-‘ia'lf- (33:)
ounces of shoulder steal-.'. cut by :11.
cart: st, 1'01 25 cents. Umned Beef, 3; cents 11:)
EJ. \VADIIAMS. '21 Wall street. , '.S 23 3m
. . TI’ ALNTE'D.
ANTE D—Laél'y- or man to hand friend or
neighbors n1} samples. Send Albert
Perfumer.
ten cents for 31110 111.11 bottles Satin-
112 lm
Wood,
M10114
Scent Perfumes; receive outfit ofiei.
' : v c. H. slayer.
CITY EMPLOYMENT lllEll-CY
70 North Main St.’ .-, South Norwal k.
maids. ' ‘ '
'Sl’l‘UATIONS WANTi' ‘.D 171711.111 \TELY
for two competent becklicencr s. 311‘: fi1'~! --. :lass
cooks five giils for general housewii. rand
two waitresses; '.;
Ladies desiring help in any capacity, can
now obtain the same immediate y.
1101an Evening $61001
Persons desirin: to attend this school will
be given :1 further opportunity for- registia~
tion on Monday evening , No v 4th;- beginning
1113?: ‘30 o ’eloIck. Application. may. be made at
the school building of the 0101 River Dis-
trict, or at the Franklin street school building
South Norwallt.
- 'A. BLA\011.1'11), Sup
:South' Norwalk.‘ Nov. 20.118115. '
0 The Board of County Commissioners
for h‘ajirfieldI' Couimu .
I hereby apply for a. license to soil spiritu-
ous and intoxicating liquors. ale, lager beer,
Rhine wide and cider at 43 Main street. town
of Norwalk. My place of business in not loca-
ted within 2'00 feet in a (meet line of a church
edifice or public school house. or the premises
pIter aiming th010t0.or any post office 01' pub
:10 library.
Dated at Norwalk this 28th day of Oct.189~5.
1TH N01" ‘Hll'Ol’. Applicant
We, the undelrsivned; electors and tax-pa)-
01'6, as de fined' by 'law' of the to'Wn of N01 1121111,
hereby endorse the application of the Wabove
named Smith "N'01 throp for such licenSe.
-Dated at Norwich: this 26111 day 0t00t.189.
Charles A. Burr, F. H. Merrill ”Henry Green,
Sylvester. Taylor; Alfred -.A Chinery, {11.
-I hereby certify that the above named on-
dorsers are electors and tax- -11 my crs_.__' as :(lefined
by law, of the town of Nor walk.
Datci at Norwalk this 26th day: of 0001895.
HERBER’I‘B SMITH To 01111 'Clerk
ISTEIUT of Norwalk. SS 5 Probate Court
Octobsrési 171, A.D
, Estate of OLIvnnR. iii-1511100111), Isle of Nor-
walk in said District. deceased. -
The Court of Probate for the District of
N orwalk hath Limited- and allowed Isix months
from the date fir eel: for the' creditors of said
estate to exhii their claims or settlement.
Those who neglect to present their accounts,
groperly attested within said time; “will be
barred amecov cry. All per sons indebtedto
said estate 010 requested to 111-121-203 immediate
pay-merit to ' .GEQR‘ GE ,W STEVEN S
- Administramh
_ISTlt'iCI‘ of 11.11-51.11, ss. P1931303 Court
October 25th,- 'A' D «21395
Estate of ALONZO C. ARNOLD. late of Nor-
walk, in said District, deceased. .-
’.l‘he Court of Probate for the District of
Norwalk, hath limited and allowed six months
fr. 001 the date-hereof for the Creditors of said
Estate to exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those _who neglect to present their; acc’Ounts,
roperly attested, within said time. will be
ebzirred a- recovery. All' per sons indebted to
said estate are requestedg to make immediate
. REES NJ. .- PNOLD.
Administrator with the Will annexed.
'MBEKER 00.11. 00
GOAL, WOOD, BRICK,
LIME, BEMENT, TILE PIPE.
OFFICE 7VITH G. &'S. H. HOLMES,
' MAIN STREET, NORWALK.
LDBKWODD,I“ ‘ LIGHT PARCEL and
- PACKAGE DELIVERY
Cheap rates Will also take orders for mes-
senger service in New York. Goods called
for and delivered to all parts of the town.
Orders received at E P. Weed 5 Drug Store.
38 Wall Sheet, with telephone connection 111: -
til 8. 8:).
C E. LOCKWOOD.
Raymond 68 Son.
Successors to George H. Raymond
Furniture Dealers and General Funeral
Directors.
46 and 48 Main street, Norwalk, Ct’
Residence, Berkeley Place.
l telephone 01111 '3?
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