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”NORWALK GAZETTE.
Tuesday, Sept. 28, 1884.
We shall have Mr. Blaine in the state
later on.
——For sale cheap; :1 show case.I
at this office.
Borough Clerk Woodbury is still rusti-
eating at Upper Saranac Lake.
See adv. notice of special borough
meeting in another column. '
Mrs. Joseph F. Foote has leturned from
a trip through the Rangley Lakes. I
Danbury railroad stock is claimed by
knowing ones to be worth seventy five
—Fever and Ague, and all forms 01 Ma-
laria promptly cured by Holland’s Pills
With the advent of cooler weather the
political campaign begins 10 get warmer.
The Hon. Oliver Hoyt has been elected
president of the Blaine and:L05.:nn club of
Stamford.
It- 1s a safe prediction that in New York
city Butler will have more votes than
Cleveland. —-S(m.
Frank Hurd has taken the stump and
boldly advocates “free-trade" as the true
democratic principle.
Senator Platt will deliver the oration at
the dedication of the soldier's monument
in Waterbury, Oclober 28.
Mme. Christine Nilssou is a passenger
on the City of Rome which sailed from
Queenstown for New York, Sunday.
The demand for speakers is very great
this campaign, People desire to hear and
know about the issues of the campaign.
Mr. James S. Taylor, of Danbury, has
accepted the nomination of the Butler
party for congress in this the Fourth dis-
' trict.
And now they do say that our friend.
A. H. Camp looks wonderfullylike Grover
Cleveland about the head, neck and
shoulders.
There seems to be a good deal of
precious time squandered in buggy riding
by certain marriageablc gentlemen about
Norwalk just now.
John F. Keatlng, of CharlestoWn, Mass. .,
a medical student in New York, committed
suicide in a cab Friday night. He had
been drinking heavily.
The Fairfield County Association of
Baptists will hold a meeting in the East
Washington AVenue Baptist church, Wed-
nesday afternoon and evening.
The Hon. P. C. Lonnsbury has been
visiting with his wife in Branford. I11 Oc-
tober he will make several speeches in
Connecticut for Blaine and Logan.
—You can let your clothes lie in the,
water as long as you wish if you, use
“ SpenCe’s Sky Billing Book‘I" for billing.
Sold by R. P. Beatty, grdcer, Norwalk,
COIIH.
Murat Halstcd says the “crime alleged
against Mr. Blaine is that he has become
a public man, and one of moral popularity
and powers without having been a lawyer
or a general. "
Senator Angus Cameron says representa-
tions regarding the uncertaintyof republi-
can success in Wisconsin are all nonsense,
and that the state will give Blaine from
25, 000 to 30, 000.
The remains of Richard M. Tweed, son
of the late William M. Tweed, were
buried 1nGreenw1chlast week. Mr. Tweed
Apply
died during the latter part. of August rn a, Ifo
madhouse in Paris.
The party. who yoked up Cleveland and.
Hendricks' 1s doomed to mourn its neglect
9f the injunction in Deuteronomy: “Thou
ghalt not plow with an 021 and ass togeth-
0r1‘LrSyIucuse Standdrd.
it is the glory of the Roman Catholic
church that it includes people of . every
race on earth, and does not make a sepa-
rate communication for any race or can-
dition of humanity.—Sun
Carl Schurz is devoting some time in his,
speeches out west to the “poiiticinn for
revenue only. ” TlIIrin' igucry proper. Mr.
guy 'other. living p01iticinn.—-Waslnno'ton
9‘ 1'le
How Satan must hug himself with grim
mirth when, after reading editorials on the
dignity and virtue of the prohibition move-
ment, he learns that the liquor dealers have
raised $350,000 to help the democrats carry
Ohio—Tribune.
—Go to R. P. Beatty, grocer, Norwalk,
Conn., and get a sample free (if the “Sky
Bluing Boo. ” It has no equal for bluing
clothes.
andaperfectultramarlnahlne chnow,
for 1w; 1&an tricd rIt. -
The Now. York arid. says that South
Nowell: aw ,. toufi 3116 thumbs «
remit grits 1931mm? 95.91112. - pope persI
law in .00} M that hill! boys leave
hometofill In 'II I,, and all ltsgirlsrun
away to join circ'usfl' compames
A Massachusetts Bay oyster planter
pays buys a cent for every starfish caught II
on his beds. He saves $1, 000 'a year on
oysters which wouldbeotherwise destroy.
ed, besides a 'profit 01.1w.) cents on each
starfish, which he dries and sells.
Three inmates of the Tnsnne Hos ital
at Middletofiir es’capcd last Thursay
’1on are still at lprge,'but (I116 third one of
t, e 'fdgitiyes, Edward Davenport of New
Gan-811.. was captured roaming through
the streets of Middletown same evening;
Senator Platt says he has never witnessed
inore enthusiasm among the republican
masses of the state than he finds wherever
he goes in Connecticut in this campaign
It reminds him of the “dead earnestnesg”; .,
of the campaign of 1856, and, 8.5%.th t}
year he has seen nothinglrke it, I:.‘,.
The New York 1.7an in Saturdays
regular issue, published all the Mulligan
letters in their chronological order. It" 19
very safe to say that not a singld democratic
paper will do the same, or try to give
anything but a hash of garbled and dis-
jointed extracts from the correspondence,
—We consider the “ Sky Billing Book
a wonderful discover): Nexcr before has
liming; - titular: been produced that
wan 8 ' ow yd'u can have the
beautiful Mile of this iball billings, without
the sediment which spdts the clothes.
Get a 666i; f'IroIm . Bfitty, grocer,
Norwalk Conn., and try it. ' "
«anemone 1.011 em 118 1:1;-
Thorns an tun ot; 1101891 19 "in
donor 5111:110le near Greens Farms, and
3,131 fdi' tlr'e shillful driving of Hugh Brady,
lire coachlnsn,’ a serious accident would
have resulted, 'l‘iiecnrriage was, occupied
by- Mrs Barnum and J. J. (lemurs The
heroes ran over a mile before they could
he subdued.
Governor Robinson, of Massachusetts,
in his speech at Springfield Tuesday
evening, dissected the new batch of
Mulligan otters and insisted that they
utterly fail to prove that 111.311.1111: used
his official position for private and per-
sonal gain, which is the substance ofI' all
the charges made against tlrIcI rpm] lrlreagi
caIndiIdare,
rlike Bridgeport Post says; “An Irish
cutleman was askedluat night how many
of his countrymen there were in Bridge-
port who would not support Cleveland.
‘They are awful bitter, he said. ‘As near
as I can learn, judging from the number
that have already signed. and tIlI1_Ic curiae.
ta'tions of those circulating. the, papers,
'“lPl'? 100116399 in Bridgeport. ”.3. ' ‘
Fonsl'rnan.
this branch of
manufacturers and importers’
their customers.
greeted him at the headquarters of the
superseded by the Dutch style of the
seventeenth, century.
CHEW bed. is also. very prevalent among
SPIN"! 1,5390% mméhbout thr‘s' 80")ng than the coast uud‘lnland summer hotels.
No streaks, no gre I] tinge, ghguors in the last five years had been
i saved. thIerewould be no hard timesuow. ”
saloon keepers.
me idea of the extent of
Ii'ness as now carried on
in Boston can be obtained by visiting the
ware-rooms at Paines 11111111100th 0.11
Canal street, Boston. This is one (if the
largest in the country, with show-rooms,
covering acres of iI‘lI'oor room, stocked
with every variety of house furniture at
prices,
which save one-third the retail price to
And now they are' 'lyi'ing about gallant
Joe Hawley.
E H. Bcldwin, Esq. ., of Illinois, is vis-
iting his son Dr. Baldwin. '
Senator Bayard remarks that Governm
Cleveland' IS not a brilliant man.
Mrs. Dr. James G. Barbour is visiting
friends In Schoharie county, N. Y.
Mayor Smith and lady visited Mrs. Hon.
Wm. H. Barnum at. 'Lyme Rock 1ecently.
The firemen’ s celebration to take place
October 2' 1n New London will be unusually
fine.
A $30, 000 tire occurred at Asbury
Park Sunday, originating in the Riggs
cottage.
The one great question of the campaign
is the question of protection fo1 American
industries.
Mr. Blaine’ s visit to Ohio will be a mem-
orable. one. He will infuse new life into
the campaign:
The Grand Army committee are making
encouraging progress in their collections
for their coming fair. .
Mr. Blaine attended the Presbyterian
church, corner Fifth avenue and Twenty-
seventh street, Sunday.
A large new barn belonging to William
H, Morrison' 1n Black Rock was destroyed 4
by fire early Friday morning. The court of inquiry finds the schooner
The fifth annual banquet. of the Blidge- James 5 LOWE“ gu1lty 0f smkmg the
port Bar Association was held at the Tallapoosa.
George Hotel. Black Rock, Saturday. Rev. Dr. Prince, the eloquent Stamford
Gen. Grant VlSli’Cd Mr. Blaine on Friday. member. occupied 801° pulpit of 2d M E
The latter goes to Philadelphia to-day, church 3,1111“? t '
and will be the guest. of the Union League Bridgeport .has' justudrganized a new
club;
The headless bcdy of a man found on
the Sound Beach last Sunday has been
identified as that of John IR Holloyd, of
Norwich.
Hundreds of stock brokers are asking
in their morning prayers for something to
happen to relieve the market frOm its and monéf—esllecmlly IIuIl‘oIney.I ‘
ex asperating dullness. Robert Esler, the manager of‘a Bridge-
Mr. Horace Fitch, who died Sunday' in P0" tea store, who dlsappeared V917 "1J5"
New Haven, was a former resident of ter 10‘1513' was found 1n Norwalk
Nom'gllk- He, wags a brother. of the aged WIc call attention to the hdvertisement
motherof Samuel DaskIam, Esq. of J. M. Edwards, nurseryman, Rochester,
The Providence Press comes to the N- Y- W110 15 in Will QfIllIlOl"? 81119.5um '
conclusion that the last batch of Mulligan Read Builder Wilson’s adv. in to-day’s
letters, like a rusty musket, has gone off GAzar'rn. He has be superior as a com-
at the wrong end, injuring only those be- potent, energetic and upright mechanic.
hind it'- At a meeting of democratic politicians
- Mr. Bekhcr.‘ 1s ready to retire. It 1s not in New Haven the other day it was gen-
too soon but too late forhis own fame. No erally agreed that ‘ ‘the Ib‘d'tiom had dropped
divine inspimiion directed him in the out. " .
discovery that free trade was holiness. — —Th‘e “Sky'Bluing Book” makes a hogs
Tribune. head of bluipg water fgr 10 cents. ITryitI.
Governor Waller denies the statement For salebyR. P. Beatty, grocer, Norwalk
of the Sta'm‘ord Herald concerning his Conn.
parentage. He saysthe story of his family An eaflhqugII rattled up things in
and beyhood is given in the history of Ohio, Indiana, Michigan and Kentucky
New London COMM)“ ' last Friday;- The 'shock continued ten
—Mme. Demorest says that the “Sky seconds. '
Billing Book ” for bluing clothes' is perfect The Nor‘walk parties who so successfully
and who better than Mme. Demorest is rendered the opera of the “Hay Makers”
ble to judge. For 3010 by R- P- Beatty, have in contemplation its repetition in
grocer, Nor-walk, Conn. Greenwich. . .
The NchIork Worldprints woodcuts of Wm A Brampton, an 'cx.conducto.r 011
Fisher and Mulligan. and their villainous the Consolidated Railroad attempted to
faces as there represented are a complete kill his wife in Ire“ Haven, Sunday in
vindication of M1. Blaine. —Waterb11ry a fit of insanity.
47mm“ (Independent-J Fannie '1‘. and pass 11., children of
A close friend of Judge Andrew Selleck Michael Sheedy, 13"“; left town to attend
assures us that Mr. Selleck would not school. The farmér'goes to Ottawa, Can-
aecept the nominatron for. representative, ads, and the latter to Trenton, N. J.
b‘“ would 119i 01339“ to becoming Nor. «Dr. Holland’s Pills contain neither
alk’s “model. selectman" again.
Judge IE8. IW..SIti1art has returned. If
tcrday.
Mr. Besse of Bryant & Besse wasI 'IIIIiI
town Sunday.
Hall, to-morrow night.
—Holland’s Pills are the 011]
remedy for chills and fever. .
Rev. H. S Clapp and wife willssi "
home on the 18th of October.
a man in Danbury, Saturday night
ford.
Mr.
Sentinel.
M
tcrday. I
Don't fail to road. will?
portant announcemen IIIu to-day’s adv.
column. " '
Susan Ridgeway, of Norwalk‘, has been
divorced from Jamcs IIIII. Redway,.I 0f
Brooklyn.‘
"1"“
Fourth regiment.
Misses. Annie and Ada Horsley, 10f
uncle, Mr. Joseph Shepherd.
issued an appeal to voters for confidence'IlZ"
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H
m
i
r ye, Mr. lBlaine,“ was the quiet remark
of a man whose brog‘ue ‘betrayed: his
nationality, as he took Mr. Blaine by' the
11m 0 in Boston, last Wednesday. . New Jersey and Pennsylvania have felt
All Saturday the republicans of NEW
York vied with one another in honoring
Mr. Blaine. Hereceived numerous callers
lid' in the evening the greatest enthusiasm
sons of the most delicate constitution.
strations in honor of "James G;- Blaine.
George W. Grain, Esq.Ihas1csigned the
uperlnieudency of the new Saugatuck
bridge. His duties with the Greenwich
Improvement company demands all his
tim . . ,
The Baltimore Herald speaks 'of it as
only a whisper from Maine.” Then may
eaven help Grover Cleveland 11hen the
Novemberblizzard strikeshim. —-Rochester
Democrat.
Mr. John McLean, of Ohio, believes Bitts'd'rfd'lggjllgi-ZZngfl'xg‘::1?E$:'d.elg.
that the defection against Cleveland- ‘“ gates to the senatorial convention and B.
his state is so great that it is absolutely J. Sturges and Joseph W. Hubbell to the
necessary for the democrats toeoncentratc probate conventipn .
all their energies upon Ohio as .the only 1. 7C ntral'l‘lie tr' .de. 1]
means possible to save themselves from last 33:11}: 8:; “in“ by 2112:3122: wl'lo
defeat were enthusiastic over the performance of
‘ In the opinion of the Providence Star M. B Lea ,
. vitts new ntic s cialt
‘if the mopey and labor that has been compony 1)__ Record gigs pe y
wastedI through the use 0' intoxrcating 0110.0! the curiosities of 'tlie state fair' in
Meriden was an exhibition of seedling po-
atoes by Theron Platt of Newtown. The
collection embraced 108 varities, each one
being the production of a single eye.
Good natured and big hearted- “Tom”
McGee slipped overboard from the Harlem,
at the steamboat dock Saturday night, and
took an involuntary uhniersion in the
dense darkness: He came out a “stiff
I cold, water man”
The pocketbook fell fromMr. Byin ton’s
pocket while he was asleep. —-New aven
(Medium. [011, no, that couldn’t be,
neighbor, as Mr. B. wastust that moment,
“I
m
élong the New England cells the Queen .
Anne style of summer-cottage is being ..
' :1:
The seventeenth
;.-r-II-. ,
0
Except for the distillers, brewers and
Does any- one believc that Governor
Cleveland i1 ould have dodged any pend-
ing question, as Mr. Blaine dodged the
Maine prohibitory amendment ?—Farmer.
[He seems to have (lodged the ‘I‘pending
question” with the m’otherI .of his child
pretty effectually. '
The apparent disposition of} a. portion of
the religious pregg to, say- nothing of at
least Oneseltestxled Moistu- of Quiet. to
sing over the. social misconduct of Mr. Gro.
ver Cleveland, or to pass it by 111 utter sil-
ence, has afiorded just cause for indignant
comments-Go . , ..
For years the Catholic population of-
Bridgeport wdrshipped in one church.
Since the arrival of the Rev. P. J. Cremin',
new parish has been apportioned off
from the old andthe cornerstone ofI-“The 3
Sacred Heart of Jesus” was laid Sunday
in the presence oi;- over-15,000Ipeople4
Rev. Thomas R. Bacon 0! New Haven,
>1
that kind of a railroad traveller.
“The statement . which Mr. Blaine makes
11 his letter to Mr. William. Waller Phelps
should close all lipsz 11 subject which
has been introduced and discussed in the
campaign only when mapliness was for.
gotten.“ - 81
- The journal of civilization is most pro-
foundly sick (if Cleveland, yet doesn’t want
to be seen in the ungracefdl position of
p"
F
" says Blaine' 1s “a thief” and yet he has not leaning over a rail while throwing him up.
a particle of evidence that Blaine has, or Mr'. Curtis would Idoubtlessfecl for more
sion. It would be fair to call Rev. T. R. had possessed the courage of Brother‘
B. “a liar,” butwe musthave some respect Bowen of the Independent. -—Palladium. .
for the cloth,” 1f not for the man 1glrnwearsII The wife of M1-. George Haight, and In
it —Hartford PM- daughter of Mr.- Abram‘ Fitch (who 0w1'1's
Henry B. Hand-so» Is an absolutely hen—
csj man, 'w.itho,ut a single entangling alli-
ance with a monoply anywhere, and with
a long life‘s reputation so blameless that .
the democratic party of his own city
where he is known to all who pass along
the streets. do 'not dare to utter a word in
nine. :Tilll " Aim” like to
road) dicd last Wednbsdafid twenty:
field foruhtermb She
young children.
The Eleventh C. V. vst-eraus held their
11B.IBlaine, according to the Times,
‘ represents all that is most cerrupting and
destructive” 111 American politics. No- ,
he does not represent the vileat Blhlldercrs
at present outside Iof the penitentiary
He does not represent, that degrading and
infamous spirit which counts it “reform"
to circulate the foulest lies, and to stick to
them obstinatoly after their falsity has been
proved.—— ——Tribune. I
The North American W for October
is notable as well for the importance of
the topics treated, as for the eminence of
its writers. The leading article. “Moral
Character in Politics," is by President J.
H. Seelye, whpso exposition of the ethidai
pIi-inoiplcs 1111;6le rn the popular election
of candidates to. high station in the gov-
eminent must command the attention of
every rigbtqninded citizen. “Benefits of
the Tariff System,”‘is a symposium con-
sisting of three articles, written reap“;-
ively by John Roach, Professor R,E
Thompson, and Nelson Dinghy, j1., who
advocate the policy of protection of Amer-
iIoaIrIi' industries with great ingenuity of
reasoning and abundant citations of statis-
tical facts. In addition to these most
timely discussions of high' political issues,
the Rm‘ao has an articlc by the Rev. Dr.
Augustus Jessop'; cutitlcd “WhyIWish
to Visit America;-“ “The Philosophy of
Conversion,” by O. B. Frothingham;“Tlie
on the same day;
battle of AntietamI.
county fair. Thoma]: would “draw’
like a Nam
can get him here it Judge Birdsail.
Hon. Heniy B. Me‘Be'slf', 0f Pawtucket,
and'ilifiilenoe {01138
Capt.
Governor Clevqla'I
of our genial “Campy" to the governor.
“The Genesis of Tennyson’s Maud, " by
Richard Heme Shepherd; and “The De-
velopement of Machine Guns,” by Lieut.
I C. Sleeman.
Stamiord eOnrt firsday," by membe
J.
thefts.
The 'gypsies 'p'asscd through town yes-
Don’t forget Leavit't’s. specialty, Music
A gang of months attempled to gaIrl-ote
The incendiary fires in Clevelend deg
John Irving, a resident 0g Damon, was
run over and killed -lI)y thc cars at Stam-
Blaine has replied seriatim to
the questions” asked by the Indianapolis
Our trial justices had their usual Mon- covered by insurance.
day' s batch of rum and rowdy trials yes-
'sclectmen’s it'll-
company of lil'fsntry to be attached to the . “
_ The national democratic committee has I.
Within forty-eight hours two states, 1
the impulse of immensd popular démdn-I I I
ending the Palladium. Besides. he isn’t
The NewYork Timea(anti-'Blaine) says: I
ever had, a dishonest cent in his posses- comfortable today i two weeks ago he '
the Isaac Church place on the WestportI -
deck:
"-e of?
Mr. A. J. VanHoosesr, and: leaves two
and Eighth, all of which held a reunion
'l‘h'é Eighth was
brigaded with the Eleventh during the
war. The day was the anniveasary, pr the?
Judge Birdsilll 151311116- us that General
Curtis is entitled torbccomez. and .will be
made a voter in Stratford. The judge has.
also taken in hand the procurement of :
General Butler's. :presdllcb we at our
II_ii'.OnI,. andil'anyone
R. 1., .a life-long temperance man, says: -—
“I cannot, as a temperance man, ,Ieither 1.
directly ()1 11idlrectlf' pm me the‘ sliC'ce'ss
of the democjptic party,- its declared prln- :
ciples as to reform, or its candidates, andI \m
do not ,lllerefore hesitgtewnteasr myII vdt?
“Ike” Selleck and; wife are at
home again, after visiting Saratoga and
other New York localities. While at
Albany the captain calledonbisencellency
afidplthdugh belied;
a*lonesoihctinre,wi1ilc air. the exceh't'lvé’
office, he confirms the reported rcsmblance
Stamford has an organization of fifty
boys from ten to“- cev‘eiiteeh years cringe,
who read dime novels and commit petty
This intelli oneehwd reveolié‘d to‘ the”;
of the gang who were charged with petty
lidtjn-doy’s South Wynn: rm
ll
&, Belle "flaming Mill.
persons.
stroyed 111mm: villusd at ovfii‘s $250, ”000/
be brought from the bridge.
and the shop of Giles Hauleudeek, were
all consumed. Their losses are partially
Insurance Agent
0. E. Wilson paid all his risks Monday.
The Look compang and, Iron Works used
their hose to gd’oId. purposes in saving
adjoining property. It was due to them
and" the efforts of the firemen, that the
many adjacent wooden dwellings were
saved. Loss estimated about $25,000.
Insurance about half. It was a singular
coincidence, that Hatch'JrBailey expected
to complete the purchase of their mill
property from the Burr Knapp estate 'thst
afternoon- They will at once rebuild 1n
brick, as soon as a bargain can be' con-
eluded fer. a site. 80111112501- 30workmen
have been thrown out of employment by
this misfortune.
SOUTH Honwm. , ,
Mr.Bu1,-chard has reopened the gates
Ileading to Wilson Point.
"Every republican ought to see that his
" me is on the voting list.
'8H0ward H. Knapp, of South Norwalk,
. has opened a law office in Bridgeport.
Rev. IW. I. White and Charles W: Bell
speak at the Blaine and Loganclub rooms,
South Nomalk,’ to-night. They, Iwill Ise-
cure a rousing reception.-
It has been demonstrated by an itiner-
ent editor of South. Norwalk that ”it is
much more profitable to tend“ a chicken
incubator than a democratic newspaper,
ven with patent outside.
, G
OBITUARY.
‘ JOHN KEENA.
This long-time resident and business man
"' of Norwalk, died at his home on Saturday.
Mr. Keena came to this country from
‘Irelsnd, near thirty years ago and by
industry and honorable conduct won the
confidence of all who knew him, and
amassed a comfortable property. His
funeral was attended at St. Marys this
morning and the great numbers present,
prove the high esteem in which he was
deservedly held. He leaves a family with
large numbers of personal friends to mourn
his loss.
Denny Brisner, a driver for C. T. Leon-
ard &Son, died 1a a fit Saturday afternoon.
He was well and at his work just previous
to expiring. He leaves a wife and two
children.
__.__.»_____.
“ 7-20-11 ’1 at Oakland'dard'fl'l.
Arthur Rehau’s combination produced
Augustin Daly’ 8 success, “7- .” at Oak-
land Garden, Monday evening. The piece
in this city, which assures it a hearty we]-
come. Miss Virginia Brooks sustained
"'7- 2098, ” caused so much trouble' in the
pilay, and 13 to be credited with an artistic
portrayal of the character. Mr. Hart
Conway as‘CourtneyI Corliss, the gentle-
man. of leisure, was manly and in every
way satisfactory. The scenes between
Floss and Corliss were particularly well
acted. Mrs. Clara Fisher Maeder made
the part of the eccentric Mrs. Hypatia
Bargis intensely amusing. The character
of Professor Gasleigh, the man of literary
proclivities, made a hit, and in dress and
actim was excellent. Mr. JohnF. Ray-
mond as the Itatian ballet master was
almost perfect 1n his part. The play went
off smoothly throughout, all long waits
being avoided—Boston Poet.
————«>——7——.—-
_ The Fair. ' ',
A special attraction will be furnished
in the presence of the noted imported
French Norman stallions, “Mercury” and
IRejoins,” The French coach stallions
“Ciceron, ” ‘tChampoigne” 'and“‘Celebra"
and the imported. English coach mares,
"Sugar Canc, " “Sky Rocket” and “York-
shire Queen.” I
, Also the two prettiest ponies in the
country, “Tom? and “Jerry” which
though but forty-four inches high, trot in‘
3:30.
wmron. I
Mr. and Mrs, Pikewerc in town over
Sunday. I '
B01n on Wednesday last a daughter'- to
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Myers.
The Rev. Mr. Hubbard preached Sun-
day at the Congregational church.
G... E. Halliday, of Burlington, Iowa, is
visiting his uncle,- Edgar Bloomer.
Mr. R. H. Fitch and Miss Aggie Fitch
are spending a few days 1nIt11e. c1ty
Mrs. Augustus Winkler Ii' ,, '
Illinois to visit her sons an '
visiting Miss Hunt '
day.
Melville Benedict ;0
been visiting his? .. -
e!
O
ity, Saturday.
Wm. Dunning ‘
nephews 10 Jersey City, and New. York.
This Congregational, society has entered
upon their system ofmoruing and evening
instead of morning and afternoon ser-
vices-.. There has been a good deal 0f
lief, defile
'dlscusswn. on, this topic in. 1
ml”?! ' Ania
Mia 'mcfgfi'“
ab“"w
derogation of .his character asamlin,a .0 “pl relfiubnlat I Mimic, W .‘l
citizen, or an officials—Norwich Bulletin. (1%., fiWfig cpfia II mé ere Real Estate Agent Sturges, from which“ it
réédi‘ved 5 "ride ,v’Sixto'eith was inferred that he was in search of a
ichance to invest in Norwalk property.
'advertisement of a “racy” book and got
in return a ten centco pyfof the New
Testament. is;
A party of fodddain M111 Norwalk,
and full of “barleycoin” rowed up to the
’1
of E. K. Lockwood‘s
(aluminum Ito ’Igfl drinks}
t
3 be (smart napalm
“filial glfilm
coycr of the name of George“! IW. Curt
Qll'buh‘lillg the' spdech
and slanders against Mr. Blailie.
there. But iItI, resulted in winninggqpr
than, five: thousand dOInI' hjmlcv 1tOl§!,
Home kmMr BlsiuaI cud sual’riiy
lyingassllinsw'tre 111,6me
Origin of I Yellow FFVCX',” by Dr 0- thefts. The gang ha's aplaec of meeting, Thevisit of Ionics 'G. Blaine to New
Creighton; “Shall the Jury System be is governed by a series of rples and a fig?!) , be if . '
Abolished r” by Judge Robert Y. Hayne; leader, and 111me mean brass badge. were 13°“. 8, ..
he travels with
Most appro
19
[Beautiful and convincing argument, isn
it.
About half past two 'a general alarm of
fire was sounded at the Borough and at
.Isame time a lingo volume of black smoke
was see'n to arise in the direction of our
little sister city. It proved to be Hatch
The fire seemed
Originated spontaneously in the
‘ an spread so rapidly among
"Illustible material that the
. . ‘ not time to save either their
" t'00]s 01:" their clothing not on their
The borough ldepartment was
on the spot'8 in an incredibly short time,
but owing to the low tide and all the
hydrants' mantle, ouru steamer was useless
tillinothervheetlon ofi‘su'ction pipe could
Ourfire boys
found the South Norwalk department on
the ground and working like salomanders.
The mill, coal office and John H. Ferris
r,k §aé1n§
fbridge,‘ m a skifi and disembarking in rear: '
made several IinefI.
the rest, Ifell overboard; backwards, and
would have drowd. had.- not his (3031- ;
The democrats of Ncw'v'Haven, under
”all
did just this thing inMaine, fifty thousand
of the Schurz speech being circulated
hail
republican ticket, fOr the democrats of '
thighs 1' ’8
Thok'm Toned Melvin .:
cohort of thism. -New‘Haven Union.
NORWALK GAZETTE TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 123' i884. .
26110163141111‘0
WBSTPOBT.
on Monday.
A jii'ven’ile' company of Boys in Blue’ is
being formed.
Mr. Edward H. Nash has returned fromI
his trip to the west.
Mr. John H. Perry’s house begins to
assumc an imposing appearance. I
Capt. C. H.'Fs'irchild of the steam yacht
Ibisarrived home last Thursday.
Mr. Abram Sh'e'rwo'od, of Cleveland,
Ohio, is visiting at his old home.
peeted home on Friday of this week.
The evening service at Christ church
will commence hereafter at 9 o’clock:
i-ng
Mr. Charles Fr'e'udcnthal of Wolf Pit
Hills‘ is building an addition to ins large
barn.
Messrs. Hubbell & Bradley are preparing
coal yard.
Thursday.
Rev. Hrs. Tattle and daughter have
gone on a visit to Mrs. Tuttle’s parents' in
Amherst, Mass.
The Yduli
church met, dd
Hattie F. Nash.
The Greens Farms Farmcrs’ club expect
to make a first” class' oxhibit as a cl,ub at
the coming county fair.
The ladies of theICongregIational society
hold a fair in National Hall on Thursday
and Friday evenings of this week. '
Mr. J. Frederick Cannon, who has had
charge of a drug store at Fire Island dur-
ing I the strainer," returned home last
Thursday.
It was eight ‘ years last Thursday since
the first trip,was run 011 the Westport and
Saugatuck Horse Railroad, and “Grand
Pa" Joe still holds the ribbons.
And now it is Mark Lees, president of
the Cleveland Club, who it is alleged, is
just wasting his life away because BLAINE
is such a dishonest man. Poor thing.
The ground has been brokenby Mr.
Luke Williams for another house on the
lot adjoining the one erectch'by him last
year,_on River'street, below the, foundry.
Mr. Stephen J. O’Brien has made a
change in his business, having abanddned
teaching, and purchased a tea store in
Norwalk. We wish him success in his
new enterprise.
The suit 0f the CongregatiOna] society
against the East Saugatuck School District
for the possession of the upper part of the
building occupied as a school house was
on in Bridgeport last week.
President Ely of the Fairfield County
Agricultural society, I has extended {to
General Butler an invitation to atiend the
fair on lVednesday, Oct. 1, and deliver an
address. It‘i's hoped he will accept.
J udgc Birdsall expects to carry large
numbers of Westpor't’s dpmoeratic voters
for General Butler and ' g0vernor Curtis.
He can be depended upon to carry all the
votes he possibly' can away from the “lit-
tle giant,” Tom Waller.
Last Friday afternoon a carpenter
named Christerferson, employed at Filley’ s
Folks Guild at Christ
I quinine, arsenic, or any other dangerous .has be'en seen in Boston before, and foun was en ed in fasteningarack
"The 11"“ republican ticket of my life drug, dan can therefore be taken by per achieved a success on its first production on vghl'ch was faguahtity of heavy cast-
ings, when the rack gave way and the
castings fell upon the man; he was liber;
immediately summoned, who found upon
examination that one car was torn nearly
. off and three ribs 011 the left side broken.
Chicken thieves stole a lot of Rev. Mr.
Relyea's poultry while Mr. and Mrs. Rel-
yea were absent at Saratogs. Their son,
Attorney Relyea of Norwalk, having a .
sort of intuition of the raid, was in the
house at the time with a loaded shotgun,
keeping watch over the premises. He
now says he will resignIas a watchman
11d accept the position of coachman with.
11y wealthy family having pretty marri-
gble daughters.
3On Saturday the democrats erecteda
tall pole in front of W. S. Guyer’s store
on State street, from which a wire runs to
the building of W. E. Sturges on the
opposite side, from this they will formally
uspend their banner next 1 Tuesday
evening. It was run out for a few
inutes on Saturday afternoon to ascer-
tain if every thing worked satisfactorily.-
1 the time it is raised music will be'I ‘
urnished by the Westp'ort Band, and
speakers from abroad are expected to be
present to address the meeting.
The BIlaI‘Ime and Logan club held a large
eeting at its headquarters last Thursday
evening.- vote' of thanks was voted the
Westport Band for its services on the
occasion of raising - the banner. The
company of Boys in Blue formed at the
last meeting then proceeded to elect the
following: ofiic'ers: Capt. W. E. Albin- ,
first lieutenant, “car Smith, second lieu-
tenant, Barry -.C Wdcdworth. Messrs.
David‘A. Salmons and Rufus Wakeman
were appointed a committee to obtain all
necessary information regarding uniforms
and report at the meeting'next Thursday
night.
A special meeting washeld last Tuesday
evening by each, of , the fire companies, to
consider the matter of organizing a i
department, with a chief engineer and
assistants. After discussion a committee
of three wasappointed from eacli company
as follows! Campo Engine company,
Godly: F1. Thorpe; John S. Jones and
. Cha'rlbs III. Tayl'or; 'Yigl‘lant. Engine
company, Jump]: Shitfin, Lloyd Nash,
“980
HIEQ m
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and Herman Pelvic; Pioneer Hook and ‘
" All '01 0111' 20,. 25 and 30 dollar Silk Mantles arc dovm to $Il5I each.
Ladidl'er company, George Slover, John
W. Wood, and Samuel I. DeForest, with
full power to act in the matter. A
preliminary meeting was held the same
eveninginthe rooms of Campo Engine
coinpa'ny. Mr. CharlesH. Taylor being
elected chairman a‘nd' John S. Jones,
clerk. It was decided to hold'a meeting
in thc same place 611 Friday cvcning
which was aceordmgly done at the
appointed timé, and' 011 motion it was
vot to elect a ”chief Ienglncer, Ill.
be elected from (Dbl-pd, that being the
oldeilt.coi1pn'y.'_.
which resulted 111 Mr. John S.- Jonesbéing
elected mummy, Charles Fablé 0f
' Pioneer-Hook and Ladder company audI :
Joseph Skifiin quig'ilhntI Engine company
is to bo'zbeld at the same placeI Thursday
'evenif'l'g", OctIéI14tlIE.’ 5,; I ,I-
' NEW m3.
.'Last week Mr. S. Y.,'S',l. 351111 received
1:1 -'..
Arthur.
«l1
‘Camanftom Resident
Mia’s. C; Weed, liave‘ retur'he'd to Nor-_
school. 11.11-18.11 4... .8».1.
a Remix-1 Staples,-
ten Iw'e'elg‘g, visitiii‘g' ,L'dn'g Island, Orange
County, .N. Y.', and up the Hudson, has-
returned greatly improved in health.
Perhaps the largoat- 6m cin-
. gathered in the M. E; m #88 present.
Sunday mu the regular milling of
116116111161 How The preseno’e of
Edward, Meir. oil} Mr. Herbert, Taylor,
of NorwslkI,m «Invoke “and“
first class“ mo- their kindness in assisting
the find of- Hope with their musical
talent was fully
was delivered at the 091110th Weddesday.
from nmslkwncwem WM'
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The South Norwalk; demoer'at'ie am
after a month of life has' expired.
"If so soon I was to be done for-a
What' In nstnr’ was I begun for?”
I
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The High 8Sdhool building was occupied
' DE. and Mrs. Geo. B. Bout'dn arcex-
' A temperance service will be held at the '
Congregational church next Sunday even- ‘ "
for the cold weather by filling up their -» -:
Mr. Frederick Jarvis is erecting a new '
burn, the frame for which was raised last ,
Monday evening with Miss
Snifilil suggestedth'at 11.6 chiefengmeer :
'A ballot was th'k'en .
were elected first and second assistants. I
Anadjoumed méetiiig' of the cdmmittee :
hi'sh-‘ennunissi'lll as postnasterforNcw '.’
Andros and 11511619 Weed, son's. 0f ~
walk to attend the fall term 'df' Selleck’s 1
after an absence Iof :
much to as occasion. not playing who, 7
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It took eight powerful ‘horses to draw 11'
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ADOUBLE BARRELLED .RIFLE made by J on]!
ill-isle", London; Will be sold IIcheap for
1
till, Ba «i100
’q .
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'50.- 1‘79?me Conn.
FOR SALE
A STYLISH
V I 6 T O : I A,
‘IewleITrimmedfand Pmntcd.
A Fine amriy Carriage.
Will be sold at a very low price.
HENRY TILLY,
'CARRIAGE MAKER,
SOUTH NORWKEK.
Valuable Property for Sale.
C. M. Fsmus. '
Norwalk, April 10, 1883 8'
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Darnolr. Mien. March 16 1884.
D11. F. Howns—Dear Si 1': — rs. A. 11'. Guitar
~ lady acquaintance and one of my patients, =
n - 11 using your “Medical Discovery” with grea
atlsfactlon for rheumatism. From what all -
: : ys of it I would like to try it in some chronl
-. nd obstinate cases I have now under my care.
I was! can It be had, and what are your prices?
: e inform by ret'urn mail and oblige.
Yours very truly
111,111.15, 111. D.
Locxroar,N. Y., March 26 1884.
D11. F. IIowns—Dear Sir- :——Enclosed‘ pie :-
nnd money order for three dollars, for whlc
please send me per express one quart bottl8
Medical Discovery, " recommended me by Dr.
Ellis, of Detroit, as being a good remedy to
obstinate cases of blood diseases.
P01111111,
'iDa. l'l l N. 81er Februa'
ll store t mm
on clbvatkd ”Mm; M13 mums 'th
large attic and collar. broad and a never
P1111111 P.111s1.ow. falling well of water. shade trees,
shrubbery, and excellent congete walks.-
for the; ;I.entlIre pI mu
onfingou‘twoimtreets
Iron
:55, 000.: ~‘"A hi
can “I mmlonm of the purchase money
live this medicine a fair trial out] .yo .
’ JOHN w. TAYL'OR, Westport, (loam
M111.
'1' will bIc Ipleased with it. an
J F a‘~RUSCOE
A LIVE musicality: "
THE WFEKLY SUN!
A most efficient agent 111 the gland; work of Governme nt
Reform!
Should be read” 111 every Schodl District in the Union!
the cllarcterofFIOSS.wllosspictum marked ated. as soon as. possible, and Dr. Day For real live missionary world. among the peeple, here it;
your opportunity.
Will be sent to any address for fivIé months, embracing lhe entlré
nerldd of thc Presidential Campai n ,for‘ TWENTYAF'IVE CENTS
or. IIlIlIlIe, Dally 11mlI Sunday lcsue for the some time for $1. 75’
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166,168111111 170 Nassau street, New York City.'
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BRIDGE can”.
ADDRESS,
Evil?
"GIVE FREE REf'vi‘URN FARE
During balance of July and August.
This 1s done in older that all may part1c1pate 1n the really wonderful
sale of 4
SUMMER SILKS, NUN’sU‘; INGS BUNT-
INGIS, GRENADINES, I. NEEN LA ,WNs.
‘ WHITE SUITS. SUMMER 8H4 WLs.
In addition to 511
GREAT REDUGrlu "3
Will be'
Short Lengths of Silks. Show Le'ngths 0f Cashmere “
Remnants of Black Silks. Remnants of Velvets. I
Hundreds of ends of White Goods. Remnants of Table Damasks.
' Short Lengths of. Cambrics.
SUIT AND MAN-TLE DEPARTMENT.
were $35 and $40 are marked $20.
Imported Silk Wraps,
$10, $12 and SIIl4I. Price
Cloth Mantles all new and fashionable, were
in this sale e$5.
Silk 'tnw
100 iidren’s:
1'5 and]. dollars, all reduced to 10.
. “’b‘i-ay, only 50’cts.I eachi‘
II EPARTMENT
4:} .-. Testimonial; 01011.:- fig:
" l ’2-
dog Bcles Unbleac ." usilmil cts. '28,, .
'4,‘8,'1"¢'I8;‘¥§l
.
'-‘—-' . 20 pieces Bea oils?“-
- I815 pieoestwoyards wide 50 .
I10 PW; wrdoi'llurkey Red 37?;
10 171115 15101311161ch Damask 25 ctb.
8". 1:1..aimvux 101mm)
SILK DEPARTMENT
. .... $§lfié§ mmns sins ever amalgam.
ks at 29 013.
Wheat 50"“. quality at 3
t 48 awdb'fi”
2000 R i]
“mill it iii 3MB; kisses” Silks 59 em,"
11 mass Cashm eIBoya] at 75 cts.
n BhadsmIIIeI’ s Cheap.
a
2
itAD’goods markedlllrplaln figures; iz'bid'ds I
Saw . MLM guarant I every time. Barge
IIIforIII sampIII le.I .
w 'B HALL 8'. Co.
Hard wood*Ceili1I1Ig I&, Flooring '
mills: Homestead“?! fl late" Mention W. Taler, —
obel- HuUbard Suits Irnade from Best French Cham-
1":
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Enqulrcattulsomce.
, , (liven Away 1 '
6330?“; “fliemdfiifl “great -, ’ 81" S
Family 'Bl'bles, P‘l'lotogra 0f 111111:ch 0193153}? .. 25' ' ' "'
I mulled, "19ml hold for‘ ‘ " .
45mm °’ Fem-f "emu“ 492-95991“; “1' MANUFACTUERRS or AND DEALERS IN
murals 11. Donna
: 1196mm»: Building; '
1m . .-v,a .. New Haven. Conn '
LlIMBER','I
' TIMBER,
SHINGLES, "
LATH,
. 'fIII~' DOORS,
iGO aids
‘ SASH,
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'BLINDS]
I ,~. ,. ~ MOLDING
"No.11 Main St. Norwalk 0 . " " '
. ’ m WINDOW FRAMES,
IIC-I' I " ' ' M ' " WM PICKETS. 650.
0 C": Ferrls Venecred Hard Wood Work, 1— J
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ARE NOW READY
TQWHGII THO! Invite the Public’s
Kill ,
WITH THEIR ENTIRE LINE or
Manufacturers, J others 1111110111111,
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Norwalk Chronicler