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•A y- •'" [$1.00 a Tear. Founded in 1800.] An Entertaining and Instructive Home Journal, Especially Devoted to Local News and Interests. NUMBER 4? VOL. XCIL NORWALK, CONN., FRIDAY, JANUARY 22, 1892. V <{•::••• • ' A Correction. v ; Opera House- For the GAZETTE. Patrick Newcombe, aged 60, an in SOUTH NORWALK. M The Dally Gazette Billy Lester's big vaudeville show, • To Miss Julia Lockwood. mate of the alms-house was chocked to We were in error yesterday in Is issues very week-day at 3 P. M., at death yesterday noon while eating din ing that there were five saloons on the embracing the greatest artists of Eu The VAZKTTJE is on sale ONE CENT PEB COPY. (On her 83rd birth-day.) ner. A piece of meat lodged in his east side of Main street; we should have rope and America, the whole forming of Fred Coletna The Cheapest Batts for Advertising, and wind pipe. said six. ^ the largest constellation of specialty ton, mndH. E. THE IiABOEST CIBCTJXATXON. artists ever presented to the American From those who've loved you simce life's —Watch for the prices in the Bargain ' * Death of Mrs. Cray. - public, will appear at the Opera House ING Tlie Weekly Gazette, morn Window, 15 Wall St. ^ 274 4t to-morrow evening of this week. s [Combined with Friday's Dailv.l Mrs.LouisaS. Gray,wiitowof David Lovers of first class vaudeville per Is Issttcd every Friday at Noon, at formances of which Lester's stand at The depot restaurant is being reha O. L. Bassett and Isaac Both shot a bilitated. THREE CKNT8 PEB COPY, OB $1.00 PEB TBAB. of light. pigeon match of 25 live birds for $100 a the top, should avail themselves of this sicfe at Jersey City, Wednesday. The only opportunity to witness the great Architect W. S. Knapp is wrestling fhe Daily and Weekly. port. ~ est show in its line on earth. The with the grip. Served to Local Subscribers at WhSyZdUn! score at the end of the match was Bas sett 19, Roth 17. name of Lester is too well-known to Miss Mollie Morton is visiting friends TEN CENTS PEB WEEK, OB $4.50 PEB YEAB. Justice Bradleiy. *' need commendation. Seats at Riggs' A. H. BYINGTON. Proprietor. in New York city. Trainer William H. Lockwood, Wm. Justice Bradley of the United States .^Plaisted's. There was a man around in his has the largest eircula E. Dann and P. W. Bates attended the Supreme Court, who has been ill for ~ ' *•** skin this morning. Steel-Willets sale of trotters at the some time past, is sinking rapidly and my paper in the State \ Y; . .; Now* Try This. . x. Robert Birch, of Southport, is visit American Institute Building, N ew York his physicians say that he may not live ing friends in this city. - yesterday. ^ ' ' twenty-four hours. It will cost you nothing and will sure- JOB PRINTING. ; ; J_ ti * . rrr; if do you good, if you have a Cough, Robert Eismann is expected here suiZJsrSiu. or any trouble with Throat, from Germany to-day. MB. HABBY M. GABDNEB. JB., formerly of thejBrothers come There is another breitk in the paste New York City, is the superintendent of our board water main, in^fookt;of the resi \ The Cross Has Arrived.^ , ^ or Lungs. Dr. King's New Dis The Commodore of the Mosquito dence of L. C. Hanford, and the picks covery for Consumption, Coughs and fleet is on the sick list. ' •- Printing Departments. He is an experienced which walks'1 The 90 pound copper cross ^hich Eook, Job and Newspaper Printer, and all and shovels are making merry music "Steeple Charlie" removed from St. Colds is'guaranteed to give relief, or Mrs. Frank Petty is convalescent of - work entrusted to him will be satisfactorily And still the walls si to-day in excavating the frozen ground. Mary's spire and sent to Hartford for money will be paid back. Sufferers a severe attack of the pleurisy. " - * The song, the jest, repairs, arrived at South Norwalk yes from La Grippe found it just the thing tlone. Special care and attention given to Oh ! gay were the u: and under its use had a speedy and;per- The new cross for St. Mary's Church I •Art >ng ago ! The Democratic National Committee terday, and was delivered at the par arrived here by express this morning. > CHVItCH AND SOCIETY PRIKTIXti. Andfeyyourmnd«w the sea yesterday selected Chicago as the place sonage thiamorning. Charlie was busi fect recovery. Try a sample bottle at O'er-looking street, shore, and June 21 next as the time for hold ly engaged at the church yesterday our expense and learn for yourself just A number of the Arion singing class I seem to see the sisters how good a thing it is. Trial bottles met last night and had a jolly good Gubernatorial. Who ing the Convention to nominate candi and probably ascended the steeple to dates for President and Yice President. see that everything* was ready for the free at H. R. Hale's drug store. Large time. The Hartford correspondent of the The old elms sway across the • cross, butas Charlie has so many dif size.50c. and $1.00. : Mr. John Pender is dead at his late Springfield Republican says that Hon. Fanned by the North wind's home in Darien, aged 97 years and !) But oh ! your heart is warm t< —Owing to the low prices on the ferent stoties to tell and is so very mys James W. Hyatt, of Norwalk, stands goods in the Bargain Window each ar terious, that for ways that are dark he Methodist Church. months. takes the <$ke. He will probably put —Hamburg Edgings, lc per yard for M: the best chance of being nominated for ticle will only be displayed for a short A great meeting was that last even , our lov< time. H. H. Williams, 15 Wall street. the cross tip some night when every one a Special on Saturday, at the South Governor en the democratic ticket of is sleeping. . , ^ ing. Five were at the altar, either Norwalk Boston Store. It >, lome of cl . 274 4t seeking to be restored to divine favor, this state, next fall, for the reason that though here we are tempest- Henry Froeb is at Dr. Smith's sani Judge Morris has lost cast with his Dr. H. E. Bates has purchased of the or to be saved from their sins. In some Faith changed to sight. " * " Dairymen Elect. instances the power of conviction was tarium to-day, shaving the "crazy" party, because of the half-hearted way widow of the late Dr. Bridges her in guests at that place. , ; • terest in the firm of Bridges & Bates, In Hartferd Wednesday the Connec very great—the penitent coming alone he has conducted his campaign against in truth: veterinarians,and willlcontinue the busi ticut Dairymen's Association re-elected: to the altar and ' 'pleading with strong Eleven carloads of oranges, en route Gov. Bulkelev. gentle President, Geotge Austin Bowen of cries and tears" for pardon. We ex to Boston, passed through liere at 10 From the glad paeit would keep your youth, ness himself. Read his "ad" in to-day's o'clock this morning. The air is quite thick with sugges So may the years God sends you here, GA Woodstock; vice-president, A. M. Ban pect a great serviceto night. Mr. Couch Be love-enfolded, while you take croft of Melrose; secretary and treas will speak. The house-to-house work A. G. Judson and James Smith are in tions of the name of Hon. E. J. Hill as Fresh courage, till you find the dear Orders were yesterday issued from urer, W. 0. Bartholomew of Putnam. still geep on. The singing by the New York to-day after legacies, or the republican nominee for Governor. Ones, when at last with Him you wake. In his opening address, President chorus is always stirring and helpful. Hartford, Jan. 18th, 1892. S. E. L. C. the adjutant-general's office directing something akin to them. r" With the above two candidates pitted First Lieutenant Charles H. Oakes to Bowen dedlared dairying te be the best To-night is the last meeting for the Mrs. D. Dunlap goes to New York against each other, we should have the hold a meeting of Company D. tp elect part of New England farming and week. "Come with us and we will do to-day for a few days visit at the home thought the New England dairyman thee good." liveliest election next fall witnessed in a successor to Captain Frost, who has of her sister, Mrs. Van Brunt Wyckoff ; - TERSE TALES OF THE TOWN/ been appointed Colonel. who turns'out a good article has the . , I J **? Bennett. these parts during the century. best of chances. Papers were read by South Norwalk Water. Plumber Flynn has just completed But if Norwalk is to be so heaeily Senator Gallinger yesterday intro Miss C. J. Coolidge of Wiliimantic on Several cases of diphtheria are re "Milk and cheese and food;" C. M. There is some curious and inexplica an excellent piece of work in his line at drafted from, (and where eould two ported about town. duced a bill making an appropriation ble condition at the storage reservoir Mr. Salter's pharmaey on Railroad of $800,000 to be expended under direc- Winslow of "Vermont on "The Ayrshire stronger candidates be found) why not as a dairy- cow," and Theodore A. of the South Norwalk water works, Square. go the whole figure and let us furnish Officer Charles Adams of "the finest'' #on of the secretary of the navy in the which is bothering the city Water Com construction of a wooden dry dock at Stanley on "The production of milk missioners a good deal. Despite all To-day is the first anniversary of the' the completed assortment ? is laid up with the grip. for the retail market." "* Hamilton Bros, proprietorship of the the navy yard, Kittery, Me. the heavy rains of the fall and early Warwick House. They are both as • For instance, where could a stronger, winter, the water in the reservoir is well-liked and popular as ever. —L ook at the Bargain Window, H said not to have raised an inch. This more earnest or more eligible guber H. Williams, 15 Wall street. 274 4t. Miss Jennie K.Nash will render Alec. Specimen Cases. Mike Colgan, the ex-Consolidated natorial candidate for the prohibition Guilmant's "Canteline Pastorale" on would indicate some concealed and the organ at the First Congregational S. H. Clifford, New Cassel, Wis , was heavy leak or unknown wastage, railroad watehman, is no better. He / ists be found than inWm. F. Fillow ? Mrs. H. S. Barnum, of the American troubled with Neuralgia and Rheuma which prevents the vast amount of is slowly failing and it is feared that he ) churoh next Tuesday evening, as a pre can live but a short time longer.. And as for a genuine, typical mug- Mission in Turkey, arrived in town last lude to Will Carleton's lecture, "The tism, his Stomach was disordered, his water which has poured into their great wamp candidate, why of course every evening. ". Drama of Human Nature." Liver was affected to an alarming de reservoir from accumulating. It is —Do not miss the Special Sale of gree, appetite fell away, and he was certainly a curious circumstance and Cotton Underwear at the South Nor eye turns instinctively to A. H. Camp. James Osborn, aged 74 years, died at terribly reduced in flesh,and strength. not unmixed with a well warranted jralk Boston Store on Saturday. It , While Norwalk would, with modest the residence of his son in Darien* All requests for the recital of special Three botS&s of Electric Bitters cured poems by Will Carleton, in connection James Hamilton, Charles Savage, reluctance of course, consent to this this morning. him. John Bogardus and others, will attend with his lecture next Tuesday evening Edward Shepherd,. Harrisburg, 111., t wholesale sacrifice of her sons, the po The Catholics in Fairfield propose to must be left at Pinneo's or the Congre An Authority. the Shaffei -Slosson billiard match in had a running sore on his leg of eight New York to-night. tent fact remains that no candidates erect a handsome new stone church in gational parsonage not later than Sat years' standing. Used three bottles of If there is anything under the sun can be found elsewhere commanding a place of the frame one destroyed. urday evening, the 23rd, inst. that Reporter Thomas is an authority J. W. Studwell was in receipt yes Electric Bitters and seven boxes of terday of a piano of the vintage of stronger personal support. Bucklen's Arnica Salve, and his leg is on, it is dogs and dog fights. He A list of the so-called abandoned Mr. C. H. Taylor and Miss Edith sound and well. John Speaker, Cataw knows (?) a brindle from a white, a 1852. It came from Oyster Bay, L. I., farms in Connecticut is to be published Hegeman were married last evening at ba, O., had five large Fever sores on short-tail from a long-tail dog and pos and is decidedly a freak in the piano The Independent Newspaper. by order of the state board of agricul the residence of the bride's grand his le?, doctors said he was incurable. sibly can tell you what breed of dogs family. It needs but a cursory glance at the ture. parents on Main street, by Ret; S. T. One bottle of Electric Bitters and one make the best sausage. But on dog In answer to an adv. that appeared party newspapers of the day to see that Graham. After the ceremony was per box Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured him fights he is a daisy, and what his imagi in the GAZETTE of yesterday, Mr. J. R. Mr. and Mrs. Finkenstein yesterday formed a wedding supper was served, entirely. Sold at H. R. Hale's drug nation cannot present is not worth pre Raymond received four replies before with few exceptions they indulge in transferred their interest in Boton after which the happy couple took the store. sentation. His graphic description yes 7 o'clock this morning. "A word to much greater freedom of expression on Point to the Roton Point Improvement train for Georgetown, where they will — •• ••• terday of the hair-flying, blood-spat the wise," etc. political subjects and _ venture with Company. reside. At a Great Age. tering, "most brutal dog fight that ever Capt. Olsen's sloop "Katie Leaking" greater boldness upon criticism of pub took place," and which in fact did not discharged a cargo of 100 bushels of long Thirty-nine horses were destroyed S. B. Cocks, a native of New Haven, At Grand Rapids, Mich., January 6, take place, was one of his best efforts, clams yesterday. Mate Oakes says lic men and public measures within by a' fire in George Darby's livery sta which city he represented in the Con Mrs. Eunice Hull Booth died at the but we are sorry to relate that the ef that she will return with a like cargo their own party lines than was former ble on Broadway, New York, last night. necticut Legislature several years ago, great age of ninety-three years. Mrs. fort was so great that he is now on the next Monday. ly the case. The hide-bound organ is Total loss $30,000. but for the past ten years a resident of ooth had resided in Grand Rapids for sick list. Orange county, died suddenly in Cud- nearly forty years, and was one of the The article would have been a good While skating on the pond at East not a thing of the past by any means. debockville, near Port Jervis, on Tues oldest and most highly esteemed resi Norwalk last night George Smith was —If you want any goods at ^ about dog fight fake if the author had not run into by a lady skater and thrown There are still too many newspapers cost price look at the Bargain Window, days aged 60 years. He was for many dents of the city. She was remarkably foolishly published the names of those years an Indian trader in the West, and well preserved and her intelligent to the iqe with such force that he was ' - answering this description, newspapers H. H. Williams, 15 Wall St. 274 4t present, especially that of Manager made insensible. that recognize nothing but evil in the made a large fortune, which he leaves mind was clear and active till the last Adams, who was put down as being the to his wife. days of her life. It is only a few weeks referee, when in fact he was attending Builder C. H. Schofield has been J opposition ; that believe a Democrat or Mrs. Parsons arrived here yesterday since she walked to church and wrote strictly to business and knew nothing awarded the contract for Franz Ko- Republican Congress, as the case may from New Haven to care for her par George S. Grumman and Harry Leo- to her friends at the east giving inter of the report until his attention was cour's new house on Myrtle avenue, be, incapable of honest legislation; ents, Mr. and Mrs. Talcott, who are bold, who were members of the Niagara esting reminiscences of her early life called to the publication. East Norwalk. His bid was $700 below helpless from grip. Falls excursion party, are expected that bind themselves to party platforms in Cheshire, Conn., where she was Ir is said that when "Billy" Ander the highest one. home to-day. A telegram was received born November 12,1798, at the home son read the account of his dog being There was a merry crowd of skaters as the infallible gospel of salvation,and Capt. Henry H. Pierce has received from George last evening, stating that stead of her father, Samuel Hull, three completely "chawed up" he sat right on the pond at the east end of the gauge all their ideas by an iron-elad a n appointment from Gov. Bulkeley his patent money-making machine, miles north of the village of Cheshire. down and cried. How Thomas will ex Washington street bridge last night. It ^partisan standard. But their number which will make him a Notary Public which he took along with him to grind Mrs. Linda Hull Brooks, the wife of plain his fake to the dog owners and is estimated that there was over 250 until January 18th, 1894. out enough money to pay the expenses the late David Brooks of Gheshire, was Manager Adams is questionable, but it people on the pond. is diminishing rather than increasing, of the trip, had broken down from ex ::a a sister of Mrs. Brooks, as was also is more than probable it will be the The funeral of James Whitson will and their influence in determining po cessive use and had they not purchased Mrs. Charlotte Hull Olmsted, the old chestnut, "Tolles wrote it." litical action is on the wane. John Welch, aged forty-five, a black round-trip tickets before they started mother of Frederick Law Olmsted. be held from his late home on Wash smith of Williamstown, was killed in they would have had to walk home. Of the nine children of Samuel Hull, ington street, this afternoon at five This result is due more to the whole the Hoosae Tunnel yesterday afternoon. Rights of Oyster Planters. o'clock. Interment in the family plot some effect of independent journalism only one still lives, Julius Hull of Cin at Greenwood cemetery. His head was cut from his body. Dwyer's Band will hold a meeting cinnati, O., now eighty-five years old. Oystermen in these parts will be than to any other single cause. The in this evening to make arrangements for much interested in a decision by the Superintendent O. M. Shepard and dependent newspaper has become a po The appalling news is given to the their coming concert at the Opera New York Court of Appeals yesterday Road master Daggett, of the Consoli tent factor in human affairs for the rea world to-day that Chicago is entirely House. It was intended to hold the Someone Fooled Him. in a case of the town of Huntington, L. dated road were in town this morning, out of water! Her lake source of sup as was also Superintendent Payne, of son that without independence in poli meeting last evening after practice was Edward Drew, a clerk at Kellogg & I., against Theodore and Stanley Lown ply being a solid mass of ice. over, but the band has an instructor des, two well known oyster fishermen. the Consolidated road. tics there can be little real honesty. Horton's grocery store at the head of who believes in giving them their Belden avenue received a letter pur It is of importance to all interested in Michael Mclnerney (Angel Gabriel), Independence, however, is not to be Deputy Sheriff Toner yesterday at money's worth when they practice, and porting to come from his brother, a the planting of oysters in New York and his wife Bridget Mclnerney, were confounded with neutrality. Independ tached the saloon ef Michael Fahan on last evening put them through two short time ago, informing him that an waters, and settles some questions as to sent to jail this morning for drunken Main street,to satisfy a claim of Fuerry hours and a half of the hardest Kind of uncle had died suddenly and had left the rights of planters which have been ness and breach of the peace. They ence means a great deal, while neutral- in dispute for years. Twenty-five years have both been there before. ty is meaningless. Independence sig & Co. liquor dealers, of N ew York. work, so that when they finished they them $5,000 apiece. Drew informed were in no condition for anything but several of his intimate friends of the ago the Lowndes Brothers began An ash barrel was found to be on fire nifies the largest liberty of act, opin bed. . letter and expressed his intention of re planting oysters in Huntington Bay. between the post office and U. S. Ex The Misses Sally and Charlotte They increased the area of cultivation press building yesterday, and the fire ion, and criticism; the courageous as- Obituary. signing his position at the grocery ult of wrong in high places, irrespect- Betts and May Curtis will resolve them store and leaving for his late uncle's year by year until they occupied sev threatened communicating with the selves into a theatre paity this evening SAMUEII B. P. CAMP. eral hundred acres. About ten years postoffice building which is of wood. The i of the political responsibility in home to collect his share of the legacy. and attend the opera in New York. This native born citizen of Norwalk Hasty preparations were made for his ago the right to these lands under fire was extinguished before any ma volved ; the support of policies that expired at the Norwalk hotel, a little departure and a letter was mailed to water was disputed in the courts and it terial damage was done. concern the best interests of the peo Charles L. Werner has secured an before ten this morning. He was his brother informing him that he was decided that the colonial patents Frank Kiss, one of the Huns who extension of time from his creditors, brought down from Winnipauk yester should leave for home in a few days. granted to the Long Island towns in ple as against undue favoritism in the cluded the lands under the waters of was struck by a locomotive a few days interest of classes; the defense of the and will re-open his confectionery day to the hotel, with the expectation The day that Mr. Drew had set on since, returned from the hospital at store, No. 6 Main street, to-morrow. of haying him transferred to the home which to leave, rolled around, as days many of the large bays, such as Great Bridgeport, last night. When taken r'^ht a$ against wrong; the upholding of his {sister on France street, as soon generally do, and with it came a letter South Bay, Shinnecock Bay, and Hunt there it was not thought that he would the true as against shams; the en- ington Bay. Because of this decision Mr. Burr Smith is canvassing to as proper arrangements could (be made from his brother informing him that the town of Huntington gave notice to survive his injuries. His companion is ouragement of efficiency in the public learn the ownerships of the salt mead for his comfort. He rapidly failed af he had never, written him that his un the Lowndes Brothers, who were then still under teatment at the hospital. rvice and the unsparing rebuke of ow between Jennings' and South Nor ter this arrival at the Hotel and Dr. cle was dead and expressing doubts as Mr. Stanley Lowndes, of Rowayton, McLean, his physician, gave* it as his to his, (Drew's) sanity, etc. Ed. soon residents of Connecticut, to quit plant , inefficiency. walk, on the west shore of the harbor. ing oysters in Huntington Bay. They is happy over the decision rendered in opinion, on being) called to him last saw that some cruel, heartless wretch refused to obey, and Stanley Lowndes the New York court of appeals yester- The newspaper which takes these Many anxious inquiries are being evening, that his end was very near. had played a joke on him, so he made was arrested under a law which makes terj as to his rights in certain oyster iroad and disinterested views of the made as to what has become of Sena He was in the 71st year of his age, a the best of it, removed his "Sunday it a misdemeanor for a non-resident to grounds at Huntington, L. I. The tor Seymour's State railroad bill which son of the late Richard Camp, ana was clothes," re-engaged his old room at case has been in the courts for a long >nditions by which it is surrounded, married to a Miss Keeler, a niece of his boarding house, and can now be plant oysters on lands under State lvocating that in which it honestly he promised to introduce in the legis waters without the consent of the own time. Mr. Lowndes has a similar case lature. Norwalk's old hotel keeper, David found at the old stand. i er of the lands. Martin J. Keogh, rep before the U. S. Supreme Court, and oelieves and bravely repudiating that Stephenson, by whom he had three resenting the prisoner, demurred to feels confident that the decision will be in which it has no faith or for which it children. It is a singular coincidence rendered in his favor. Mrs. Malinda Weed, the venerable that he died in the same room first and Thrown by a Colt. the indictment, but the demurrer was can entertain no respect, refusing to be relict of the late John Weed, now in long afterwards occupied by himself overruled and Lowndes was tried and Mr. J. Donovan is fitting up a new 'bound in its expressions by the dictates the 95th year of her age, is considered Patrick Lyons, aged 15, was thrown convicted in the Suffolk county Court business office. It is in the building to be fatally ill and not expected to ana wife at the Norwalk Hotel. In from the back of a colt in Derby Wed of Sessions. The General Term of the adjoining his store and communicates of boss or caucus, consulting at all times live through the day. early life he was a clerk in different nesday and struck on his head and Supreme Court affirmed the decision, with the same through an arched door the welfare of the people whom it serves stores in town and notably so in the shoulders. He lived until yesterday, and the Long Island oystermen re way. A banking office style of counter rather than the promotion of partisan hardware store of Jarvis Street. Later, when he died of internal hemorihage. joiced, and told other Connecticut oys has been placed on the east side of the Mrs. Helen S. Fauntleroy is recover he was in company with James Mitch . schemes and selfish ambitions which it termen that they had them on the run. room. The office has been made as at • y x. ! ing from a very severe attack of the ell in the meat business at the old mar Now, the Court of Appeals knocks ket on the Bridge. He conducted the tractive as possible with fine patterns r v cannot serve, is sure to reach the hearts grip. Possibly the fact that her chil- ^ : Bucklen's Arnica Salve. the joy out of the Long Island men by of paper and the use of paint. On one ""'3 of the great intelligent public, and ex ared, Maud and Louis, have recently same business several years in New . .... -I: The Best Salve in the world for Cuts, reversing the conviction and discharg side of the room there is a grate fire. purchased bicycles, has had a salutary York. He was a phenomenal account ing the defendant. The decision says While not as yet completed, the office h:. act both their confidence and apprecia effect. ... ant and prepared a chart of multipli Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum i tion. • , that rights acquired, as were those of has an air of cheerfulness, anditsutili A%,~ cations from one up to one thousand, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, the Lowndes Brothers, must be re ty is plainly apparent. Mr. Donovan Such a paper as above described is The remains ef Mr. S. R. P. Camp, for bankers, schools, etc. He was al Chilblains, Corns and all Skin Erup spected, even by the owners of the fee. who died at the Norwalk Hotel, this ways of an active business tempera tions, and positively cures Piles, or no is negotiating with a young lady from s the aim of the GAZETTE to be—fearless It is quite probable that trouble may Hindustan, as a bookkeeper, and on ; '.r morning, have been'removed to the re ment and had many diversified inter pay required. It is guaranteed to give *''V- '>'• and independent, and not the subordi result between'the oystermen of Long her arrival the office will be formally , > sidence of his sister on France street, ests. Latterly he has been in failing perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Island and Connecticut through this nate mouth-piece of any political com andthe funeral will take place from health and has made his home with Price 25 cents per "box. For Sale by thrown open for the use of the firm's v. 1 decision. v-'vi' •:' f > customers....,:.-v' bination. .. ~ */]-*' that .place. a family in Winnipauk. H. R. Hale. • M ' ^ • , ' •' •;*
. \ HV- Borough Meeting. "Oh, ve<; glad to hoar it! Grand, good "Where did he get his money to live Frank H. Baxter, „ ; < w. * * „\vL ... i,i . ,XJL . * ~ -C fellow, Winterly; tin- man. sir. I'm proud on?" asked Thurston. A special Borough meeting was held to say, I'm his friend, sir. "Ho always had lots of money—that is, at the Town House Wednesday fter PHARMACIST." J ICE "Well, as I was., saying, we spent the I never seen the time when he needed any. noon and was attended by quite a|larg tf \ 8 M»lu Street. South Norwalk : He used to give me 6ome big bills to buy number of tax-payers and voters. night there—' t,. / T Burgess Elbert S. Adams, in the ab HISS ANNIE B. BALL, "Oh, yes sir, and how did you leavo the things for him. But lately he was sence of Warden Kimmey, called the old man, was he we'.l?" tighter." meeting to order, and Borough Clerk Teacher of the 6uitar and Banjo, "That is what I want to tell you; he "Your horthe seemth to pull uth very Hurlbutt acted as clerk. 101 MAltf STREET, NOBWALS, CONN. died last night!" nithly," put in Havermeyer, with a vacant The clerk read a statement prepared smile. by the Court of Burgesses showing the "Well, now,I guess! Old Nell is a daisy, amount of money that would be need Thomas E. Gregory, ed to run the Borough during the com A NOVELETTE. you bet!" and Seth launched off into a ing year. The amounts chargeable to HORSE - CLIPPING. lurid panegvric of his mare. the different departments were as fol Leave orders at CHAS. E. MILLEL'S BLACK "Thay, Thurthton, do you know, I am lows: Administrative, SB,000; High SMITH SHOP. KMIGHT STBEET. 3M222 By William Earle Baldwin* thtarved!" ways, $6,000; Sewers, $2,000; Lights, "What!" exclaimed Seth. "l)o you mean $6,000; Police, $3,600; Fire, $2,000; C. J. Ferriss, (Copyright, 1891. by Globe Press Association.) you want somethin' to eat?" Interest, $21,000. The Latest Styles of PARCEL AND BAGGAGE EXPRESS. "Yeth; that ith it. C. B. Coolidge said that the only item he criticised was the item of $ \ Slate at Benedict's, Norwalk, and Hoyt's Drug CHAPTER IV. "Whoa, Neil!" shouted Seth, pulling on 000 for highways. He thought that the Store, South Norwalk. 3ml47. (Synopsis of Preceding Chapters.) the reins with a jerk, and stopping the highways could be well taken care ©f CHAPTER R. horse so shortly that all nearly fell into for $5,000 this year. He also stated Langfoi-d p-iltp Davaris a Greek violin the bottom of the buggy. He reached that the Water Commissioners, should Horse Shoeing. 1st, in New York ;ifter the latter has been on a down under the seat and pulled out a there be a good season next year,would HE undersigned has taken the shop in the pay into the Borough treasury at least front of S. T. Buby's on Cross street, and mysterious Journey. Finds a t^lefrram dated large basket. "Well, I guess you'll find isT prepared to do Horse Shoeing in a.first- Paris: "Come at once. Important discoveries. somethin' good there—doughnuts, pie and $10,000. class manner. Give me acall. tfl31 Menu - Cards, Helene." -Who is Helene? The two friends go John J. Hanlon said that last year's JOHN LYCETT to Lenox later. Davaris's strange agitation at a.jug of cider. Don't want to rob me? Court of Burgesses had a gentleman on meeting a society girl, Gladys Montague, Bosh! That's more'n I could eat in one it who was determined to improve East CHAPTER II. dinner. Pay me? I guess not! I won't avenue at any cost. This would not be Two society men. Ned Lawrence and Thurs have it. Sail in." the case this year, and he also thought NATHANIEL K. FERRIS, ton meet Davaris at the country house of Mrs. /j-J They were near tho house where Wes $5,000 would be sufficient for the high Organist of the Norwalk 91. E. Clinrch, Hamlyn at Lenox. Lawrence's flirtation with He looked at the man's face; it was- as TEACHER OF Constance Hamyln. Miss Montague shows terly had spent tho last years of his life, ways. Davaris a picture. "That man your father?" marble. and presently Seth again stopped the George H. Raymond, 2nd, moved that a 10-mill tax be laid for the coming Piano, Organ, Harmony and Singing. he says and is strangely excited. After Davaris's "You don't say so? Well, well I've be'n horse, and this time he got out, leaving Classes formed to learn the art of singing at departure the picture is gone. year. This created considerable dis 'spectin' this for many a day, many a the two young men in the buggy. sight taught at reasonable rates. CHAPTER III. cussion, and Capt. Isaac Selleck moved Adult beginners for vocal instruction will day!". "I'll run in here a few minutes," he said. that a tax of 11-mills be laid. save their voice, also time and money by being Thurston and Havermeyer get lost while "Eat as much as you want." roperly started with the OLD ITALIAN hunting and take refuge in the house of an old "Yeth, ho died Iatht night," put in Hav General D. N. Couch said that he S[ETHOD, the only true one. hermit in the mountains. Davaris's name ermeyer. And they did eat as much as they thought 10-mills was enough. He was Residence, 30 West Avenue. mentioned. The old man charges the young "You don't say! I was on my way up to wanted. Havermeyer was munching con in favor of reducing the cost of run fellows to tell Davaris: "Come to me as fast as tentedly away on a huge doughnut, while ning the Borough. The annual income a horse can bring you." see him now. Where you going?" Thurston explained how they had missed his companion bit half moons out of a of the Borough was about $30,000 and Veterinary Surgeon. Through the window of the room' in low he wanted to know why the expenses their way, and how they wanted to get whole apple pie. What if Lawrence could bars came the sunshine, but the two men could not be kept within that limit. homo. T^he man in the buggy told them see this? Would he not have an excellent DR. S. W. SCHUPPAN, Ball Tickets. slept on ancl on. Havermeyer sighed He was in favor of reducing the cost of they were going in the wrong direction, story for his paper? But Thurston did once or twice, turned uneasily, and raised the highways, and also of reducing the and offered to take them part way home not enjoy the meal very well. The sight police force. He had stated to a gen VETERINARY SURGEON, his hand, letting it fall upon his compan Formerly Assistant to the late Dr. Geo. with him. of that little house brought up vividly be tleman that he would be one of ten to Bridges. ion's face. This awoke Thurston. He They clambered up into the buggy; It fore his mind the shock he felt that give $100 towards prosecuting the Court Offices: GREGORY'S DRUG STORE, Norwalk. opened his eyes. Blinded by the sun's morning when he discovered that Cyrus of Burgesses should they expend more glare, he closed them quickly. Again he was a rather tight squeeze to seat all of them, and Havermeyer had to make use Westerly was dead. money than was appropriated by the opened them ^nd stared blankly about, Borough meeting. of Seth's broad knees. Seth was to drive into the nearest vil THE Where were they? Then he remembered lage and make arrangements about the Ex-Borough Clerk Hubbell said that RECEPTION CARDS. "And so the old man's dead," said the the meeting should not curtail the high what had happened the night before, burial of the body, and he was to take the Thnrston raised himself and sat up on the latter, smoothing a white tuft of beard on way money. Good roads were as ne his chin which looked like an antique take the two friends as far as he went in cessary as anything else. [^easorisble Prices edge of the bed. He was very stiff and their direction. sore. He looked toward the fire-place and scrubbing brush. "It'll be pretty lone After considerable more discussion, Presently he came out of the house and the question was put on the motion tha i^j^®Qi3.NoRTH saw the old man still sitting in the chair, some up here now, "I guess." Seth took although Thurston thanked him for the a 10-mill tax be laid, and it was carried his head held so queerly and his face so out a huge plug of tobacco and replen doughnuts and pies he did not appear to by an overwhelming majority. pale and white. There was something in ished the supply which was already in his notice him. He climbed up into the buggy It was also voted that the tax be made his attitude that alarmed Thurston. He mouth. There was a suspicion of moist and off they started again down the road. due and payable on June 15th, 1892, rose to his feet and walked a little un ure in his small blue eyes, and with his WINE - LISTS, Seth looked back more than once at the and that the penalty be extended for steadily toward him. Thurston touched coat sleeve he rubbed bis nose. "He was one month. house and then asked a few questions P. W. BATES, -one of his hands; it was cold as ice. He a pretty good old man, but almighty The Court of Br.rgesses were author about Westerly's death. Thurston an ?lelt his pulse; there was no response. He queer, now, I can tell you. lean recollect ized to draw an order to pay any defi swered them, and sympathised with him Steam - Stone - Polishing 'placed his hand over the man's heart, but the first time I see him. 'Twas long ciency in the interest on the water on losing his friend, It was very dull AND at had ceased beating. He looked at the 'bout sugar makin' lime. £ had be'n bonds, should any exist, and then the work driving along that road. Seth was meeting adjourned. •.man's face; it was as marble, white and down to my camp, an.1 I was a comin' ALL KINDS OF silent and uncommunicative, and when drawn. He spoke to him? but his own home 'bout sundown. 1 W.TS walkiu' 'long they came to a main road ThurstoU and voice sounded unnaturally and almost pretty fast, for it was goi.iin' dark and I Failed to Appear. Ilavermeyer were glad enough to get out frightened him. T.vere was something was just a-passin' the house. I see a Several of our merchants were look Show Hangers, of tho vehicle, and receive the explicit di uncanny in the silence of that place. light in the front room ati>i began to won ing for Miss McDonald, M.C.D., Wed rections as to how they were to get home. Thurston was accustomed to the din of der and to wonder. I says to myself, nesday morning to collect numerous Soth's destination lay in another direc 42 WATER STREET. NORWALK. the city and the bustle of a country house, that's almighty cur'ue, almighty eur'us. small bills from her. Miss McDonald The old house had bu'a enpty for a long tion, and after Thurston had tried in vain is a physician and clairvoyant and has ORDEBS PROMPTLY EXECUTED. Iyl03 but the silence of that farm-house, so far to force some bank notes on him, he drove resided on West Main street with Mrs. away lost in thy '•••"oads, startled him. time, and I walked i;r>
ISSSif AW* jSBjf8iig|gi«aigia» cts. WEEKLY - NOEfALE1 GAZETTE.
Attorney James T. Hubbell has the Mrs. Mary Stone of Camp street, has Hon. James W. Hyatt left town yes II NEWS OF THE WEEK. recovered from an attack of the grip. terday morning for Tallapoosa. „ 'Painless Dentistry! Sleigh-riding snows in leap year are Up to date the Chilian war record Mr. C. A. Blackman returned to NEV METHOD. Hon. Levi Warner is down with^the not so attractive to the dear girls. shows the corkscrew to be mightier town Wednesday for a short visit. grip. . ' • . 5 ; than the sword...... Father Anderledy, general of the In New York Saturday 191 shares of The voice of the patriotic American Jesuits, is dead. the Consolidated road's stock sold at Heavy snow falls and extremely cold is undoubtedly for war, but Patti's ;§:|Over Post Office, South Norwalk. :M $227.50. weather are reported from many sec voice is still for the big round Ameri tions of the country. can dollar. The prospects of an ice ®rop this year In addition to our numerous troubles Teeth Filled and Extracted are becoming somewhat dubious. the oldest Mason has commenced/to It is announced that Governor Boies The fattest man in the world died in Without Pain. die again. of Iowa, will openly take the field as a Cincinnati of the grip. He was George Teeth Extracted ^ 25c. Diphtheria is still prevalent in Hart Dietel, formerly a Baltimore butcher, Teeth Extracted Without Pain 50c. ford. Patients are not admitted to the The second debate between Yale and Presidential candidate. and weighed 763 pounds. , Amalgam Fillings 50c. Harvard has been arraaged for March Platinum " 75c. and $1 hospital. Gold " $1 and ut> wards 25, at New Haven. , i;: The new silver quarters, after being Mrs. William K. Lewis and Miss Ann gold plated, are being passed in Chi Robert Bonner's devotion to his Cleaning and Polishing 75c. cago for ten dollar gold pieces. , trotters is almost paternal. He is as Artificial Teeth Without Plates. £ Guilford, are visiting at Mr. F. J. Mal- The case of Dr. Graves shows that : careful of them as the fondest papa of lory's, Jersey City. Colorado still inclines to the rapid tran his most treasured babe. (CBOWN AND BRIDGE WORK.) sit mode of justice. f Miss Ada Dyas took the part of Mrs. Sets of Teeth from . .$5.50 William Coulter, on getting religion Ralston in "Jim the Penman," at Pal BEST SET on red rubber $8.00 The two-year-old stallion Arion re No better made no matter how much you pay. at Sault Ste. Marie, Mich., confessed to Lucius P. Hoyt has retired from the mer's New York theatre, night before the murder of his father a year ago. last. cently purchased by J. Malcolm Forbes All Work Guaranteed to be the Best. presidency of the Danbury National is now en route East. He will make Open evenings to accommodate those engaged Bank. Samuel H. Rundle succeeds Persons who have had the grip de the journey by easy stages. during the day. Since the discovery that Dr. Graves him. '' ly41 . DIT. F. W. DAKMER .Manager. purchased his whiskey at a drug store clare that they understand perfectly Rev. Mr. Watkins, of Grace Church, how suicides are goaded to self destruc Ex-Senator E. J. Hill was elected he has lost every vestige of public sym tion. • pathy. has in contemplation the organization one of the vice-presidents of the Con 4 necticut State Board of Trade at their of a society of the 'Daughters of the The discovery of "the last letter Charles P. Williams, of Stonington, King." ~ annual meeting'in Waterbury Wednes PAINTING-. has bought from Henry B. Beach, of written by the late Senator Plumb" is day. ' Meriden, for about $3,000, the gray Little Miss Alice Ran die, of New now being contested by a half dozen Milford, is visiting her grand-parents, claimants. The Norwalk Minstrels cleared about gelding Little Sport. $120 at their entertainment Tuesday PAPER HANGING, A General and Mrs. D. N. Couch on Mr. Pain wants $25,000 for a display Isaacs street. ; evening. This amount will be divided The political party that goes to the of fireworks at the W orld's Fair. This between the company and St. John's country with a scowl on its face must Gen, Francis A. Walker has been in will likely give Mr. Holman another Lodge. GLAZING - AND - KALSOMINING. not complain if the people refuse to vited to deliver the oration at the dedi severe cramp. meet it with a groan. Mr. and Mis. Samuel Talcott, of cation of the soldiers' memorial arch The senate has passed a bill for a in Concord, N. H. , ' , Union Park, who have both been so The subscribers are ready to fill all orders $100,000 building at Waterbury, Conn., seriously ill with grip, are slowly con- On Thursday, February 19, iSSG, a public building at n the above line in the best manner and at the Long Island Sound was frozen over also $100,000 for yalescing, though still unable to get F. G. Gates, the Winsted weather Nashua, N. H. about. from^Norwalk entirely across to Long sage, says we are to have one storm LOWEST PRICES. -V TKcWiscsrG^AIl Island and westward to New York. every three days on an average from If Col. Garza desires some real prac Walt Whitman seems^to be getting Special attention paid to the painting of December 1 to May 1. tical points on the revolution business better. He is now able to sit up in bed, /^d-fioixs^greeft Is Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Bass, of Boon- let him gaze on the New York and drink milk punches and read the news ti gutters and cementing metal-roofs. V ville, N. Y., who have been visiting Dr. The indications are that the Mug Connecticut senate. papers. All orders left at Sloan's on "Wall street, will and Mrs. C. B. Coolidge, on High wumps will experience considerable receive prompt attention." - tf;y - street, have returned to their home. difficulty in securing terminal facilities George T. Hubbell, teller of the It is a remarkable fact that every in the approaching campaign. Bank of Ottawa, has been placed un time Uncle Sam raps a foreign interest Mr. Cleveland has gone to Louisiana der arrest, on a charge of having de over the head the New York Evening Murray & Merritt. frauded the bank of $7,000. Post squeals. GR to hunt game on Joseph Jefferson's Natural paint abounds in Texas. &SS plantation and to recuperate himself TOR SALE EVERYWHERE- When a native wants to put a rich, It is the general belief anions the for hunting political game later in the rosy hue on things he has but to turn Senator Hawley • has introduced a Catholic clergy of Brooklyn thatFather year. bill to increase the pay of sergeant- up the soil and get all the pigment he majors, regiment quartermasters and James H. Mitchell, of St. John's Chapel Leader John P. Stack, who made such can use. other non-commissioned officers of the in Clermont avenue, will be Bishop Loughlin's successor. a success of the Second Regiment Band, Some time during the progress of the army. New Haven, is going to Hartford to world's fair the anarchists will unveil lead the Pope Band, formerly the in Waldheim cemetery a splendid mon The new time table of the Consoli The tax returns of the savings banks Weed. ument to the men who were executed dated contains a large map of the road reached Treasurer Henry's office Wed 25 Ftr Cent. in 1887. and its connections, the first map ever nesday, no action whatever having been Indiana Democrats are perfectly wil issued by the company in connection taken on them by any board of equali REDUCTION ON ling that Cleveland and Hill shall share with a time table. zation, legal or farcical. the Democratic shell provided ex- Cleopatra has been rivaled in her Men ml B.-jys' The Greatest Blood Purifieri Governor Gray gets the Democratic pearl achievement by the Cincinnati ostrich who, on post-mortem examina A big delegation of Tammany braves Mrs. Howe, who became famous some KNOWN. oyster. tion, was found to have swallowed an is in Washington to ask the Democra This Great German Medicine is the years ago in connection with .the Wo Overcoats. | cheapest and best. 12S doses of SUL The debt on the St. Augustin church diamond. tic National Committee to select New men's bank swindle, died in Boston York as the place for holding the Na PHUR BITTERS for $1.00,less than^ property, Bridgeport, including the Charles L. Werner, the baker and Wednesday, penniless and friendless. one cent a dose. It will cure tlie, parochial residence and convent, is tional Convention. She was seventy-five years old. worst cases of skin disease, fromi confectioner, doing business at No. 6 Taft Bros,, a common pimple on the face, now $25,000, having been reduced $7,- Main street, made an assignment to C. to that awful disease Scrofula.^ 000 during the past year. The Selectmen have granted the pe ; 23 Wall St. SULPHUR BITTERS is thei B. Coolidge, Saturday, for the benefit tition of Mr. George Clarke for per Miss Clara Hill, a student at Vassar best medicine to use In all, of hfs creditors. mission to build a bridge over the fac college, has been confined to her home cases of such stubborn and*yonr Kid- The noted stallion Badger Boy deep seated diseases. DoJSneys are out tory pond from Riverside avenue to with a serious attack of the grip since not ever take ^Toforder. Use _ (2.2GJ), owned by John Bowell of Bea Flagman O'Neil of the Sterling the Amphitheatre ground. the holiday vacation. She is expecting ver dam, Wis., and valued at $15,000, is street crossing, Bridgeport, at the risk BLUE PILLS •/SULPHUR RTTTFPS Tf Ef= to return to her college work in a few or mercury, they are dead^"^ dead. The horse was sired by Savigera, of his life, saved a drunken father and days. no dam of the famous Badger Girl. his little child from being killed by a The vessel which was wrecked in train in that city Saturday. Papa Sound, Shetland Islands, on Jan the purest and best#J0U» uary 3, the crew of which were, it is The Maine Ice Company's building medicine ever made, ^nlpjinr BltterS ! James Maguire, aged 65, one of the feared, all lost, has been identified as at Booth Bay Harbor were burned to The funeral of Mrs. Johanna O'Con the ground Tuesday. The fire is sup •\T"EW YORK, NEW HAVEN & HARTFOIID Is yourTongne Ooatedi oldest engineers on the Norwich and the bark Nor, from Laurvig. JM RAILROAD. Withayellowsticky#Don't wait until yon Worcester road, was stricken with apo nor, who died at South Norwalk Satur posed to have been of incendiary origin. substance? Isyourunable to walk, or plexy on Saturday night and is still in day, was held from St. Mary's Church The buildings were valued at $8,500 —NEW YORK DIVISION.— / breath foul and#are flat on your back, an unconscious condition. He will Monday morning. The remains were In the Quay libel suit against the and were partly insured. January 2d, 1892. offensive? Your#but get some at once. it Beaver Star the jury Tuesday after 'Trains leave South Norwalk asfollotcs; stomach is outjFwill cure yea. Sulphur not recover. buried in the parish cemetery. of order. Use#Bitters is noon returned a verdict of "guilty as FOR NEW YORK.—Accommodation trains at '"There we stand, and here we stand, 9 30 a. m., 1.06, 2.54, 4.07, 5.07, 5.50, 6.44, 8.11,10.23 Thomas Eagan, aged 18, of New Ha indicted." The penalty is a fine not to "ggB&Jm* Invalid's Friend. " If I were a young man," said John exceed $1,000, or imprisonment, or impregnable,'' said Senator Cleveland, p. m. Express trains at 5.26, 5.46, 6.18 (local), immediately#The young,the aged and tot- ven, went to Cheshire Saturday, got 6.55 (local), 7.20 (local), 7.55 (local), S.26 (local), s G. Whittier, recently, '' I should ally yesterday, referring to the attitude of 8.30(local),9.03 (local). 10.11, 11.37 (local) a.m., Is your Ur-#tering are soon made well by drunk, lay out in the snow all night, both. his party, which is apparently a kind ine thick,#its use. Remember what you and was so badly frozen that his life is myself with some high and, at present, 12.45, 2.20, 4.20, 5.20 and 6.20 p. m. n For ropy, clo-jVread here, it may save your unpopular cause, and devote my every General Superintendent I. D. Bar of here and there position in which it Washington via Harlem River 1.02 a.m. (daily udy, or#life, it has saved hundreds. despaired of. The saloon keeper will effort to accomplishing its success." has brought up all standing.—Courant. SUNDAYS.—Accommodation 9.15 a. m., 6.14, TDon't wait until to-morrew, be prosecuted. . ton, of the Long Island Railroad, left (local express), 7.23,9.28 p. m. Express 5.26 ana 5.46 a.m. & for Boston Tuesday night, where he will Try a Bottle To-day Burglars broke into the drug stor e About four hundred Jews have ar take charge of the New York and New FOR NEW HAVEN AND THE EAST.—Accommo 8 The oldest member of the garrison at dation trains at 6.10, 7.38, 8 50 and 10.42 a. m., Are you low-spirited and weak, in Southport, Sunday night, and stole rived at Fall River, Mass., within the England Railroad as acting general- Fort Adams, Newport, is dead. His 1.42, 3.42, 4.25, 5.30, 6.27, 7.23 (to Bridgeport), suffering from the excesses of a quantity of goods. They also effected past few weeks. They expect to find manager. 8.41,9.41 and 11.03 p. m. Express trains at 9.15 'youth? If 60| SULPHUR BITTERS an entrance to the grocery store of L. employment in local mills. At least name was Tramp, he was a dog, he was a. m., 12.09,1.07,2.07, 3.06, 5.08 (Naugatuck Ex 'will cure you. Miss Maggie McGowan and John always punctual at drill and parade, press) 7.15 p. m. (Springfield Local). 12.25 a. m. P. Sherwood and stole $15 in cash and six hundred more will arrive next and not once in his seventeen years of (Boston Express), 1.10 a. m. (Boston Express). a quantity of cigars. month. ^ Bailey, two well-known young people SUNDAYS.—Accommodation 7.38, 9.12 a. m Send 3 2-cent stamps to A. P. Ordway & Co., of Noank, eloped Sunday and were blameless dog-life did be incur a sen and 7.15 p m. Express 12.25 and 1.10 a. m. Boston, Mass., for best medical work published? tence to the guard-house. LUCIUS TUTTLE, Gen. Manager. The collections of internal revenue Three of five horses belonging to married at Mystic. The bride is a C. T. HEMPSTEAD. Gen. Pass. Agt. for the first six months of the fiscal Peck & Parker, New Haven, which charming girl 17 years of age, while had drawn loads of furniture to Strat her husband is only a few years older. More Railroad Rumors. OUSATONIO RAILROAD. year ending June 30, 1892, were $77,- DANBURY & NORWALK DIVISION BETTOR'S, 124,990, an increase of $1,427,847 com ford, escaped from or were stolen Sat The New York, New London and H pared with the collections for the cor urday from a shed there in which the Offers have been made by several Corrected to Jan. 3d, 1892. POSITIVE drivers left them. Norwich Transportation Company has Trains leave South Norwalk for Danbury— CURE FOR responding period of last year. New York firms for the purchase of the been incorporated at Portland, Me., 6.15,9.18 a. m„ 12.11, 2.23, 5.10, 6.30 and 10.25 p. m. shoe business wnich was lately carried capital $300,000. Railroad men con Sundays—9.26 a. m. and 7.16 p. m. Among the Yale junior appointments, on at South Norwalk by George B. sider it a move on the part of the New Trains leave Danbury for South Norwalk— Elsie Slater, a young girl who has which were announced Saturday on the 6.35, 7.33, 9.05 and 11.45 a. m., 3.15, 5.05 and 6.35 OVER been in the employ of John C. Collins, Weed, and it is probable that one of York and New England to get a New p. m. Sundays—8.05 a. m. and 5.05 p. m. campus, we find the names of Wendell the offers will be accepted and the busi York terminus and that the "Transpor Trains leave South Norwalk for Ridgefield— 40 YEARS the evangelist of New Haven, is miss G. Bronson of New Canaan, and Bis- 6.15 and 9.18 a. m., 12.11, 2.23, 5.10 and 6.30 p. m. ing, having wandered away from Mr, ness continued. tation Company" means big ferry boats Trains leave Ridgefield for South Norwalk— SiMPLE sell Ives of New York, grandson of upon which whole trains may be taken Collins' residence while temporarily Rev. S. B. S. Bissell. 6.45, 7.38,9.18 and 11.55 a. m., 3.25 5 and 6 p. m. EFFECTIVE insane. The police have been notified Connecticut has had a meeting of its from New London, Conn., to Green- WILLIAM H. STEVENSON, Vice-President and WONDERFUL. to be on the lookout for her. State Grange, which, after being ad port, L.I., thence over the Long Island General Manager. Highest TESTIMONIALS. Frederick H. Green, 19, William Guy, dressed by a number of leading office road to Brooklyn. ;; A. W. PERBIN General Passenger Agent. 17, both colored, and Robert Russell, a holders and one clergyman, dispersed At Ercggists cr Hailed on Allen Springsteen of Knight street, white man of 22, have been arrested at in a flush of self-complacency and A bill has been introduced into the Beeeipt of Fries. captured a large owl in the woods on Mamaroneck, charged with setting fire mutual admiration. The office holders New York Legislature, to extend the Horwalk Gazette WIKKEIMAIfN & BROWN the Rocks Road Sunday. Allen was to the Barrett House, against whoee were all lawyers. time for three years, for the comple DRUG GO. Preps,, Baltimore, 3Xd. out looking for 'possums when he proprietor the men had a grudge. tion of the New York, Bridgeport & ran across the owl, and it is said Eastern Railroad from the Connecticut J The GreatGer- The re-election of Senator Gorman, i man Headache that he was nearly frightened to line to New York City. Job Printii Mislimi. * Cure will cure death when the owl piped 12 19 22 at Henry Carlson, an old resident of of Maryland, by a total vote on joint KOPFALgHEi— — — 1 nervous, sick, Norwalk, died at the Bridgeport Hos ballot of 100 out of 109 cast is calcu malarial ana all forms of headache. People who him. Into a. Crater's Depths. have suffered say it is ip n a God's blessingto pital, Sunday. The funeral was held lated to make other Democratic Presi mankind. Pleasant to ~ U il use. No bad effects The house of Thomas Harrold, Ham- held from St. John's Lodge rooms on dential candidates keep a sharp look C. Webster, an American newspaper Wedding Cards, Posters. Sure Cure. For saleale by druggists, or by mail 25 cts. correspondent, had an experience at W1XKELMANK & I monton, N. J., caught fire -Sunday Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock. The out for a storm center from Baltimore Visiting Cards, Handbills, BBOWN DRUG CO., night from the explosion of a lamp and interment was in Union cemetery. in their national convention. the crater of Kilauea a few weeks ago Business Cards, Programmes, BALTIMORE, ED, which might have cost him his life, HEADACHE was destroyed. Mr. Harrold, who was Fancy Show Cards, Dodgers, eighty-four years old, was burned to Wilson Reid, of Parkville, L. I., 9f- but which luckily allowed him to es The Firemen's Insurance company, Ball Cards, . Billheads, death. In the excitement the feeble of Dayton, O., having decided to re fers to match his yearling, J. T. Reid, cape with only a few burns and S. W. Gregory, old man was unable to find his way out tire, has transferred all of its policies, against any yearling colt or filly in the bruises. He accomplished a feat never Statements, 5^ Circulars, - of the burning house. liabilities and good will to the National world, for $2,000 to $5,000 a side, or as before done by any tourist, and by Tag Cards, : , Receipts LIVERY, BOARD, FEED, SALE Fire Insurance company, of Hartford, much as desired, the race to take place only a.few native guides, that of go Hotel Registers, Letterhead in October.'92. He has left with the AND EXCHANGE Capt. Charles Benedict, of East Nor Conn. The Firemen's has a capital of ing down to the surface of the crater Books and Pamphlets, Noteheads, walk, expects to start this week for $250,000. . New York Recorder a deposit of and getting specimens of the fiery to bind the match. Town and Probate Records, Milk Tickets California, where he also spent last William G. Johnson, aged 91, died on lava. This he succeeded In doing in STABLES, winter. It has been his custom for Friday night at his residence in Mont- company with a guide, and twice WPrinted in the Neatest Styles and at the some years to seek a warmer clime dur President Clark, Secretary Barnett, 14 Knight Street, Nor walk. ing the winter, but thislyear his depar ville, Conn. He was for sixty years came near falling into the abyss on • Lowest Prices. proprietor of the dye works at Mont- and a half dozen other officials of the account of being overcome with the , A large stock of newly purchased and care> ture has been delayed by a severe at ville, and was famous as a fox and coon New York, New Haven and Hartford fully selected Teams, Carriages, &c. tack of the grip. Railroad, met in New York Saturday sulphuric gas of the crater. The Coaches, Carriages and Saddle Horses fur hunter. He leaves a fortune estimated guide saved him both times, though Wm. Sheldon, ; « nished at all hours. Careful drivers when at $2,000,000. to consider the extension of the block desired. Elder John Couch, pastor of the system. They already have it between not without having suffered some Omnibusses, Wagonettes. Coache$, Rock- Second Advent Church in Worcester, The Board of School Visitors have had New York and New Haven, and the bruises. The volcano is gradually avrays, Phaetons and Light Road Carriages. Telephone Call. tfiao Mass., and a general leader in that de the manual of rules _ for the public p^m is to extend it to the other rising to its old level of last March, Stone, Brick aid Sever Contractor] nomination, died there early Monday schools of Norwalk printed in circular branches of the road in the near future. and if the present lake continues to morning of cancer. He had been ill for form and on card board. A circular rise at its present rate there will be an Curbing, Flagging and House Connections; a year or more, but preached up to last will be sent to each of the teachers "Hamp" Smith has left with us an overflow in about seven or eight O. E. WILSON September. He was born in Salisbury, and the cards will be hung in the dif old deed of the date of January 15th, months.—San Francisco Examiner. f25 Lock Box 36, N or Aval i. N. H., but will be buried iat Concord, ferent school rooms. 1802, conveying from George Powers, N. H. He was seventy seven years of of New Canaan, one certain piece of General Insnraiice ani Real Estate Agt age, and leaves a widow. f It is rumored that Governor Bulke- ; Pears Without Cores. Must Be Sold.- ^ ley contemplates making Gardiner land in said New Canaan, in quantity Mrs. Jane C. Kingsbury, whose fune Greene, Jr., of Norwich, a judge of the four acres and three roods, bounded by Writers often express surprise that FARM of 35 Acres, all Meadow and Pasture Enos Weed, Ebenezer Ayres and place there should be an orange without Land Dwelling House, nine rooms, MONEY TO LOAN. ral occurred Monday at Lyme, Conn., Superior Court. He is well known aboutA 20 years ©Id. Large barn and cow house had led a romantic life. She was 83 throughout the State, owing tothe con of Parade. It is witnessed by Joseph seeds, but this experience is met with nearly new. Five hundred peach trees in full Stocks, Bonds, etc., Bought and Sold, an Silliman and Ebenezer Ayres. ^ in almost all kinds of fruits. There bearing. Apples, grapes and small fruits in Loans Negotiated at Lowest Rates of years old at the time of her death. She spicuous part he took in the gubernato a bundance. Situatedtwo milesfrom Norwalk j Interest-! / went to Chicago with her husband, rial muddle in Hartford. is an apple called Mennechor's No- Bridge, on the main road to New Canaan, on Major Julius Kingsbury, when there "Col." Pickett Nelson, who claimed core, so named expressly from the high ground. Fine view of Long Island Sound. BOOM 3, GAZETTE BUILDING was little else than a government post Tennyson when a boy didn't like to to be "the tallest man on earth," died total absence of seeds. An illustra Must be sold to settle an estate. For further particulars enquire of ,:.?m at that place. Major Kingsbury and go to church, and while staying at in Baltimore, Tuesday. He had been tion of this is in the Rutter pear; it is tm O, E. WILSON, ;«|t NOR WALK, CONN. his wife led such a roving life that no home fell into the habit of writing ill for three weeks with typhoid fever. 3 GAZETTE Building, Norwalk. Ct; ",tM poetry. Little boys of to-day needn't extremely rare that seed is found in two of their seven children, now all His body measures 8 feet 5 inches. In it, although they are occasionally dead, are buried in the same cemetery. neglect their Sunday schools under the life he claimed to be 8 feet 1 inch tall impression that it will develop them and to weigh 387 pounds. Nelson was there. The common currant, Zante W. II. WKKER, currant of the stores, is simply a grape SIB A company has been formed with into future Tennysons.—Recorder. a negro and was born in 1861 in Essex Wm Robert J. Walsh, of Greenwich, Ct., County, Va. which does not produce seeds. A sin $500 'REWARD! L Steam ai Gas Fitting as president; W. J. Crosby, of New We recommend Carter's Iron Pills to gular feature about these varieties is A REWARD of Five Hundred Dollars will York, vice-president, and C. T. Hemp every woman' who is weak, nervous that they seem to increase in produc J\ be paid by the Selectmen of the Town of SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. Mr. W. H. Earle, proprietor of the Norwalk for the arrest and convictio of the stead, of Stamford, treasurer, to estab and discouraged; particularly those Park Avenue Hotel, has recently missed tiveness by reason of perfection of oarty or parties Betting any of tne recent Sanitary Plumbing and Ventilation and Low lish a market above the Harlem River who have thin, pale lips, cold hands a great deal of silverware. Detectiye the seed. The Rutter pear is especi ncendiary fires in said town, or any such that for farm and garden produce and small and feet, and who are without strength may occur hereafter. 40tf Pressure and Steam Heating, a Specialty. or ambition. These are the cases for Vallely on Saturday night arrested ally a good bearer; there seems al >«j.« SAMUEL DASKAM, ) Selectmen of , fruits. It is designed that produce Jane Harrigan, an employe of the most as many pears as leaves on the NELSON J. CBAW, V the Town # PLUMBERS' SUPPLIES ft:shall be brought to the market and dis which Carter's Iron Pills are specially hotel. She declared her innocence, OSCAR W. RAYMOND,) of Norwalk. i-WM prepared, and this class cannot use tree. Unfortunately, if allowed all to Dated at Norwalk February 16th. 1891. Pipe and Fitting for Steaqi and G* tributed more quickly than by present but the detective recovered some of methods. The New York and New them without benefit. Valuable for the property at pawnshops and the wo come to perfection, the fruit is of in GENT for the FLORIDA LOW PRESSURE BOILER. Haven and Harlem railroads will es men also. In metal boxes, at 50 cents. man confessed her guilt. She was held ferior quality, but when properly OB PRINTING of everyldescription neat- pecially be made use of to convey pro Sold by druggists or eeot by mail. for trial yesterday at the Tombs. thinned out the flavor is delicious.— done at DAILY GAZETTE OJFICF Facilities for cutting andthreading all kinds See advertisement elsewhere.® Y r of Pipe. 50tf duce to the market. " VT Meehan's Monthly,.j" . •PPISK ^4 4 1 \ ;" - . % , - v • j ' - \ ' * "' , * , ' ' , * T i' * r ? ' *> * -' ' i "^0 vx. , ^ • *-
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the national sentiment as to undertake 'V to face it with the pea shooter of par tisanship. —: •« — Ai- FRIDAY, JANUARY 22, 1892. ' ^ Habor Appropriations. Found by the testimonyof the Physicians that, re {Entered at the Post Office as a Newspaper.] The Bridgeport and Stamford dele gations will appear before the commit THJ'J WEATHER. tee on rivers and harbors in Washing Kickapoo Indian Sagwa, " The weather to-day promises to be ton next week and press their claim for generally fair and warmer, followed appropriations. Kickapoo Indian Oil, if ' by cloudiness. To-morow it promises Nor walk parties interested in our to be partly cloudy and slightly warmer, harbor improvement have adopted the Kickapoo Indian Salve, n with some snow or rain. plan urged in the columns of the GA ZETTE, more than twenty years ago, by Kickapoo Indian Worm Killer the late Charles F. Raymond. This Progress in South Carolina. plan, substantially, is to cut a canal Kickapoo Indian Cough Cure; It is frequently the case that the through the salt meadows in as nearly so fully cover the range of diseases country is informed that the colored remedies that wherever an air line as possible, from the Dan- voters of South Carolina are flocking to bury freight dock at the Borough, to THE WONDERFUL CURATIVE POWERS the Democratic party. Such statements the railroad bridge, South Norwalk. OF THE KICKAPOO INDIAN REMEDIES are usually made, says the non-partisan The proposition is both feasible and are known —The Family Physician is no longer Washington Post, when it becomes nec sensible, but our Norwalk pro motors of essary to explain some of the wonder The Great BLOOD PURIFIER and it are likely to be left for another Con SYSTEM RENOVATOR. ful political miracles that are perform SAGWA. gress, for the reason that the essential Gives immediate relief from all E^INDS ed in that State. The more recent news pre-requisite for obtaining government OIL. OF PAIS,'. from South Carolina seems to indicate appropriation, i e getting the U. S. en The best healing Ointment and that the Afro-American rush for the SALVE, Dressing; for Sores and Wounds. gineer's report in favor thereof, was An infallible cure for Democratic^interior has become so vio overlooked., Westport is in the same WORM KILLER. Tape Worms, Round lent that the managers of the dominant Worms, and FIX WOUMS. AND delinquency. party have found it necessary to adopt nnlinu PIIDE a reliable, safe,efficient UllUUn uUllki and speedy cure for some rather extraordinary means to Masonic. COUGHS- COLDS, SOUK THROAT, INFLUENZA, ETC. check it. In fact, the impression con At the meeting of the Grand Lodge veyed by the South Carolina Democ held at Hartford Wednesday,the unfor rHESE ALL TO BE OBTAINED AT ANY k RELIABLE DRUG STORE. racy is that unless something is done to tunate contention between St. John's AT SPECIAL PRICES ! keep a few of the colored brethren in Lodge, of Norwalk, and Old Well f PENALTY for not using the Kickapoo In the Republican ranks there will not be Lodge, of South Norwalk, was quite dian Remedies is SUFFERING. enough left for Federal office-holding extensively ventilated. We give else purposes. where, the reported proceedings in LOST. Our entire stock of Ladies', Misses' and Children's Cloaks, Ladies' Long At the meeting of the Democratic. reference to the case, and now it is St. OST.—A Large Pocketbook containing two notes, check and a small amount of Garments, Infants' Long and Short Cloaks WILL BE CLOSED OUT WITHOUT REGARD T State Committee at Charleston on Sat John's Lodge's turn to make its state Lmoney. Finder will be suitably rewarded by urday the following rule was adopted: ment, for like every other case, there leaving with S. K. STANLEY. 3tS73p THEIR FORMER COST OR PRICE. Ladies in want of anything in this line will find this an "Every negro applying for member are two sides to this question, and we ship in a Democratic primary election are assured that when told, the facts FOR SALE. opportunity that they cannot afford to miss. ^ » must produce the written statement of will go very far towards justifying the OB SALE.—A New Milch Cow with calf one week old. Call on or address MBS. ten reputable white men, who shall action of St. John's Lodge. FCHAS. COMSTOCK, Broad Biver. 3t275 Our Stock of FUR CAPES will also be included in this sale. swear that they know of their own Temperance Advocates. ARGE, YOUNG HOBSE for sale cheap. knowledge that the applicant voted for L Apply at the PEOPLE'S MABKET, 21 Wall Cren. Hampton, in 1876, and has voted Chief of Police John H. Gormley street. ?tbe Democratic ticket continuously and Officer Timothy J. Howard have PBETTY Cottage of seven rooms, near the applied to the County Commissioners Bridge. Price $2,500. Only $500 down. rsince. This statement shall be placed Apply to 0. E. WILSON, Real Estate Agent in the ballot box by the ^managers and for a license to sell intoxicating liquors GAZETTEA Building returned with the poll list to the county at No. 18 Main street. As there are OB SALE.—A number of large Counter already five saloons on the east and one Drawers, that were in use at the Ambler HAMBURG - EDGINGS. .chairman. The managers of the prima on the west side of Main street between storeF will be sold at a bargain. Apply at ries must keep a separate list of the TBISTRAM & HYATT'S. GAZETTE Building. tfl9 We have opened this week our first importation of Hamburg Edgings and .names of all negro voters and return it Wall and Hoyt streets, a distance of •csrith the poll list to the county chair- about a thousand feet, one would sup TO BENT. pose that there were already places Insertings. These goods are direct from the factory, and include cheap, medium and FINE man." Heretofore the efforts of the mo LET.—Seven-room Brick House on South Carolina Democrats have been "enough where liquors are sold on that X Union street. Also five rooms on Monroe street. Inquire of J. B. RAYMOND, NO. 60 qualities. Ladies are invited to examine them before the assortment is broken up as we feel confined to originating devices by which v.^ry saloon-crowded street. Water street, South Norwalk," Conn. 3t275 negro voters could be discouraged from confident that no such line has ever before been shown in town. Bad Roads. O BENT.—Two nicely furnished rooms attending general elections. This latest within two minutes walk of the bridge. The League of American Wheelmen Bent reasonable. Beferences required. Ad move is rather a refreshing diversion. dressT Box #43, Norwalk Post Office. 3t275 are engaged in a laudable work in their It is undoubtedly true that in several 0~LET.—A Cottage of seven rooms, three crusade against bad roads. It is an un of the Southern States the negro voters minutes walk from the bridge, to let to a dertaking that concerns all who use goodtenflnt Apply to CHABLES OLMSTETAD, or have found it to their-advantage to af at office of DAILY GAZBXTE. tf252 public roads in any manner, whether filiate with the Democratic party. But O 1 AV^LIVX & in these States they are encouraged to with bi or tricycles, carts, wagons, bug O BENT.—Cottage on West Main street. other wheeled vehi T Enquire of GEO. S. GBEGOBY. tf227 do this, and in many instancesare given gies, carriages or cles or are simply pedestrians. The positions of profit and honor. In South OOMS TO LET.—First floor. 11 High proposed collection of funds for the dis street, to small family only. Inquire of Carolina, it is quite different. The ne RTAFT BBOS., Clothiers, 23 Wall street. . tf231 No. 2 Gazette Building, Norwalk. gro of South. Carolina is abused if he tribution of information on 'the subject is, perhaps, the best way to begin the O BENT, if applied for at once, the eli goes to the polls to vote the Republi gible office room in GAZETTE BUILDING, crusade. opposite the telephone station. Apply at can ticket, and now he finds a barri officeT of DAILY GAZETTE or of tfJl AT THEIR GREAT DRY 600DS AND CARPET EMPORIUMS cade in his path when he decides to The Influenza. CHABLES OLMSTEAD,!Agent. join the Democracy. It is such intoler Influenza or grip has carried off an ance as displayed by the South Caroli heir to the throne of England, and two WANTED. na Democrats that has furnished fuel great cardinals of the Roman Catholic church within a few hours. Death is ANTED.—Young girl to assist in general F housework. Apply at No. 76 Franklin e to feed the flames of force-bill senti no respecter of persons, the young as avenue.W 4t274 -4 ment in the Northern States. It is un well as the old falling by his sickle. 1 fortunate for the true friends of the This winter, grip is death's prime min SCOFIELDHOYT For Sale. 55 Main Street, Are now'shpwing all tb§ South that they are constantly called ister, or rather his chief headsman. OB SALE CHEAP.—Two of the best lots upon to shoulder such weights. It is hist of Patents. on Chestnut street. Address P. O. Box 613F Norwalk. Iw4- also a noticeable fact that the great List of Patents issued frem the U. S. Patent KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND A New Spring: Styles in Carpets Office, January 12th, 1892, for the State of portion of this short-sighted political COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF At the Lowest Cash prices aiidjalso on installments. We are also offering conduct comes from the State of South Connecticut, furnished us from the office of $ IO Reward EARLE & SEYMOUR, Solicitors of Patents, REWARD of $10 will be paid for informa a large line of LINOLEUMS, OIL CLOTHS, MATTINGS, Carolina. Chapel Street, New Haven, Conn. A tion that will lead to the arrest and con RUGS, and everything in the line of House Furnishing F. E. Belden. Hartford, bicycle tire. viction of the person or persons who cut th« ALL KINDS OF Goods at Lower Prices than any house in town. War and the Democratic Party. It. A. Bruel, assignor to Bridgeport Chain water pipe in the closet in the GAZETTE Build Co.. Bridgeport, machine for making wire ing. A. H. BYINGTON. War with any Power, big or little, chain. WeJJshall continue to keep the Largest Assortment of T. W. Bryant, Torrington, skate (reissue.) means a national calamity, which Heav> W. B. Coulter, assignor X to N. C. Oviatt & en grant may not come upon us. It is McGallond, Waterbury, steam engine. For Sale! F. A. Lane, assignor M to F. E. Morgan, New Dry Goods, 'Notions, Hosiery, 'Cloaks, the letting of good blood, the loss of Haveu, clock movement. J OFFER AT A BARGAIN MY RESIDENCE, valuable lives, the long sorrow of many S. B. Lane, Waterbury, assignor to E. P. Meats, Haff, tape measure. No. 112 East avenue, Norwalk-, Conn. hearts, says the Sun. W. A. Lorenz, Hartford, assignor to Thorne Type-Setting Machine Co., type-setting appa For terms and particulars apply to Jackets, Underwear, But if in the course of events it be ratus. Same, type-arranger. WM. G. THOMAS, comes necessary to fight for the honor H. S. Munson, New Haven, paper box. And in fact everything that i3 to be found in a first-class Dry Goods and of the flag and the safety of American J. S. Newell, Thomaston, machine for cut lw2?5 On the premises. FISH. Carpet Store. ting ice. \ citizens the world over against outrage, F. H. Pierpont, Hartford, steam engine indi cator. In our South Norwalk store we shall keep a larger stock of Carpets violence, and murder, one thing is cer C. B. Schoenmehl, Waterbury, battery zinc. Same, electric battery. Mattings and Oil Cloths than heretofore, and will give our customers th tain. The war that is declared and Wanted. Oysters and Clams same benefit in terms and prices as at our Norwalk store. prosecuted to a finish will be the affair SHOE NEWS. of the people of the United States of OPERATORS Straw Machines. We have lately added r " . America, and not the special enterprise BBBIDGEPORT, Conn.; January 22,189&. Also 10 young men between the ages of 16 IN THEIR SEASON. The weather to-dav: Clear, colder weather., and 20. Apply at once to of any Administration or the political variable winds. ARTHUR C. WHEELER. PURNITXJRE - lw.272 13 Butler ptreet. business of any particular party. There are more kinds of To our stock, and it is selling lively at the prices we have marked it. This might as well be understood Orders called for and de now as later. At the first appearance shoes at bargain prices than you care to read about, or I To Bent. SCOFIELD & HOYT,porwalk and So. Norwalk. of an inter-national question involving HE TWO STORES with basements in the livered free of charge. the loyalty of the citizen to his Govern- can pay the papers to tell. NEW NORWALK CLUB BUILDING. TThese stores will be ready for occupancy on j ment and to his flag, every republican Yesterday I mentioned quite or before April 1st, 1892, and will be rented or leased on very reasonable terms. and every democrat who is worthy of a large lot of men's shoes, For further particulars inquire of his citizenship becomes an active mem regular $3 and $3.50 qualities, tf47 IRA COLE. Gall and See Me ber of one and the same party—the GREAT CLEARING OUT SALE I party of the United States. that I am selling at $2.20; For Sale Cheap. Those Mugwumps and professed dem- there are about all styles One Peerless Press, 11x16 inches; one Prouty AND I WILL SUIT YOU. Press, 6^x10 inches; one Peerless Cutter, 22 3ml06 COMMENCING SATURDAY, DEC. 19. locrats who are now suggesting, as di- among them, light, heavy, inches; one hundred fonts of Job Type; one Irectly as thay dare, that it would be a large Cherry Cabinet; three Double Stands; broad and narrow toes; some one large Composing Stone, besides Sticks, •political blunder for the democratic Rules, Galleys, Leads and Office Furniture. ^ i i I will offer to the public my Entire Stock of 7 with cork soles. For particulars apply to ^Fall and Winter Announcement. iHousc of Representatives, and for dem S. B. WILSON, HAVE JUST SECURED the finest assort ocrats outside of Congress, to extend Ladies Will be interested in Builder, 92 Wall street. J ment of to Gen. Harrison's Administration full a lot of women's kid shoes at Merrill Business College, Stamford, Fall and Winter Suitings Holidav Goods, Dry and Fancy md hearty support in the controversy $2.40; there are several styles Offers the best facilities to young men and To be found in Norwalk, which I am prepareu pith Chili, deserved to be taken out and young women desiring a BUSINESS EDUCA to make up at the LOWEST CASH PBICE. My none of them worth less than TION. It embraces all departments of busi prices are such and I am taking orders for shot into an ash barrel, or at least to ness, and has added a department of Academic them at a rate that will make the goods scarce lave their naturalization papers taken $3.50. English and German. It has placed a large in a short time, so don t wait until they are all Goods, per centum of its graduates in good paying gone, but come in at once and make your iway from them. The past century There still remains all sizes positions; it supplies business nouses with selection. tfl74 competent assistants free of charge, and sus las produced nothing more contemp of women's light plain croquet tains the confidence of the public. Winter ;f. zocoxjb, OIL CLOTHS AND NOTIONS opening Monday, January 4,1892. Catalogues tible than their argument that if there rubbers, first quality, at 25c ; sent on application. Address Custom Tailor, phould be a war, the republican party and nearly all sizes of girls' M. A. MERRILL. President. < 117 North Main Street, South Norwalk. AT PRICES THAT WILL SELL THEM. rould gain glory and advantage there- 3y, and that expediency therefore re rubbers at 13c., and children's NOTICE. tires of democrats an attitude towards at 8c.; all with heels. HE BOABD OF BELIEF of the Town of O. O'BRIEN, r BARGAIN'S IN ALL DEPARTMENTS; Uhili different from what it would nat T Norwalk on the Assessment List of 1891 JOHN G. HOWLAND. will meet at the office of the Selectmen, Mon v urally be if a democrat now occupied 405 Main Street. day, January 4th, 1892, at 2 o'clock* p.m.; Wed t Si Mn Tailor. • ' Everything to be sold. A grand opportnnity is now offered that will nesday, January 6th, at 7 o'clock p. m^: Satur Having made arrangements with one ef the meet the favor of the pnblic'as I have a * " T „ White House. . . u ' day, January 9th, at 2 o'cloek p.m.; Wednes Largest Cloth Houses in New York to supply wt- * . , The national cause is the cause of ISTBICT of Norwalk, ss., Probate Court, day, January 13th, at 7 o'clock p.m.:Saturday. me with all kinds of goods at a few hours 1)- January Silt- A. D. 1892. January 16th, at 2 o'clock p. m.; Wednesday, notice and at the Lowest Prices, I have oyer lemocrats ; the national Government . Esstate of ANN T. ST. JOHN, late of Norwalk, January 20th, at 7 o'clock p. m.; Saturday. three hundred samples, which I will make-up in said district, deceased. January 23d. at 2 o'clock p. m., and also in the in the Latest Styles at about two-thirds the GOOD' [STOCK OF NEW GOODS ! democratic in one of its most impor- The Court of Probate for the District of evening at 7 o'clock, for tne purpose of hear usual prices charged. I guarantee to give sat- |ant branches; the war, if war should Norwalk hath limited and allowed six months ing and determining any and all appeals made sf action as I do my own cutting and fitting from the date hereof tot the creditors of said to them from the domgsof the Assessors. vnd have no guess work. I keep the Latest e, would be managed by democrats estate to exhibit their claims for settlement. The Board of Belief will meet with the Fashion Plates and draft accordingly. v; Jf F. BENNETT, Those who neglect to present their accounts Assessors as a joint board, Saturday, January tfC-i ^ t 1 Ind republicans, fought by democrats iroperly attested within said time will be 9th, at 2 o'clock p. m., for the purpose of abat Repairing, Binding-, Cleaning, Pressing, **v.- •• * '- -" j .v-fvSK;.; ebarred a recovery. All persons indebted to ing the polls of sick and disabled persons. Etc., done at about half-price* Give me a ;u ; ]nd republicans, and paid for by demo- said estate are requested to make immediate B. S. KEITH, 1 Board I 19 MAIN STKEET, NORWALK. rats and republicans; and the only payment to 3t4 / , .;,^'HENBY SEYMOUR, J- of call and be convinced. .. lyl64 F. ST. JOHN LOCKWOOD, 2D, PLATT PRICE, j Belief. O. O'BRISN, arson who makes any mistake in the Norwalk, December 24th,1691. Executor. 81 BELDEN AVKNUE. 'W-~H. h WSSBS8B * K *" r'?***• •> ?|- Y*^?-
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GIBSON FOR 8ENATOR. THE NEWS OF CONGRESS. Grace Church NORWALK : OPERA : HOUSE.!' Elected to Succeed Himself as Represen CARTERS ONE NIGHT ! 1NSESS1 Ex-Speaker Grow at Washington to See tative of Maryland. His Portrait Hung. ANNAPOLIS, Jan. 22.—Hon. Charles H. Saturday, - Jannary - 23d, lsf|fi?sSs The Convention Will Be Held June WASHINGTON, Jan. 22.—The Hon. Galusha Gibson has been elected United States sen A. Grow, of Pennsylvania, who was speaker ator in joint con ENTERTAINMENT! Twenty-first. of the house of representatives under Presi vention of the gen PILLS. Norvalk Opera Souse, : dent Lincoln, is in this city. Many of his eral assembly of Billy Laslor'slJJl old friends in political life have called on Maryland to fill the HARRITY SUCCEEDS KERR. him and noted with pleasure how lightly unexpired term of SATURDAY, JANUARY 30, I892, the years have dealt with him. about five years in AT 8:00 O'CLOCK. General Grow came to see his portrait place of the late Big SMw! The Latter Withdraws in Favor of Penn hung in the speakers' room of the house of Hon. E. K. Wilson. 1.—Persimmons and the Baby. v The Most Refined Vaudeville Company oir CURE Earth. OUB ABTISTS:— sylvania's Delegate Elected to Suc representatives, beside those of the speak Mr. Gibson now Sick Headache and rdieve all the troubles inci MISS MARION SfcOBT. ceed the Late IF. F. Scott—The ers of several generations. holds the senator- dent to a bilious Btate of the system, such aa 2.—Grand Illusions, Unique Surprises, High The Horseshoe Four, ' ^ ^ ship, by appoint Dizziness, Nausea. Drowsiness, Distress after Class Prestidigitation, Men Who Were Present. Mr. Blaine's Health. eating. Pain in th.« Ride, &c. While their moot £. P. RANSOM. Annie Hart, , \ ment of the gov remarkable success has been shown in curing WASHINGTON, Jan. 22.—Many conflicting 3.—Curse Scene from "Leah, the Forsaken," Bellac and Aouda, ernor, to fill the MISS MABION SHORT. Frank H. White, .1 . . ' WASHINGTON, Jan. 22. —The national Dem stories are in circulation as to Secretary unexpired term of 4.—Spiritualism Exposed, etc., «to., • Blaine's physical condition and the reasons 'SENATOR GIBSON. Dixon Brothers, ocratic committee, called for the purpose of Senator Wilson. E. P. RANSOM. Josie Love, for his sudden withdrawal from the cabinet Senator Gibson is fifty years of age and was SICK selecting a time and place for holding the Headache, yet Carter's Little Liver Pills are (.—The Little Telltale. ^ . Dolan and Tenharr, meeting on Tuesday. One of Mr. Blaine's born at Easton, Md. He is a lawyer. He MISS MARION SHORT. next national Democratic convention, met closest congressional friends said: equally valuable in Constipation, curing and pre Frank Livingston, _ . was elected as a Democrat to the Forty- venting this annoying complaint,while they also Annie Forest, ^ in the banquet hall of the Arlington hotel "Mr. Blaine is in very poor health, but he ninth and Fiftieth congresses. He took his correct all disorders of the stomach^stimulate the refuses to recognize the fact. He has good liver and regulate the bowels. Even if they only Tickets, 50c.; Childrea, 25c. J. J. Quinlan and Thursday. From an early hour the most seat in the United States senate Dec. 7,1891. Billy Lester*; prominent as well as the lesser lights of the days and bad days, and will not listen to Tickets to be had at Pinneo's, and at Plais party began the preparatory campaign suggestions from his friends. He may have WILL COST YOUNG BLAINE SI,OOO. ted's, South Norwalk. Seats on sale at Riggs' drug store, l^orwalk. some chronic trouble. He is careless as to work in the interest of the different citie3. ~ HEAD what he eats, selecting the richest food on His Wife's Alimony and Counsel Fees Ache they would be almost priceless to those who The three principal delegations, Cincin all occasions. In consequence*? shows de Cut Down SIOO. suffer from thisdistressing complaint; but fortu nati, Milwaukee and "Mc™ York, worked in cided symptoms of the natural results from nately their goodness does notend here,andthoaa DEADWOOD, S. D., Jan. 22.—Jadge Thomas who once try . them will find these little pills valu cessantlyat their respective headquarters an aggravated attack of Bright's disease of fixes temporary alimony at $600, and attor able ia so many ways that they will not be wil on|those members of the committee who had the kidneys. His personal friends, advise neys' fees at $400 in the case of Mary Nevins ling to do without them. But after allsick head not previously committed themselves to his retirement from public life, and they Blaine versus James G. Blaine, Jr. any one city. are doing everything in their power to dis The sum granted by the court a month A. J. GAMMETER, courage the idea of his becoming a presi The Banquet Hall. ago as temporary alimony was $800, and fees ACHE The banquet hall of the Arlington hotel dential nominee." $300. This has been cut down, defendant Is the bane of so many lives that here is whan Another friend of Mr. Blaine, who is fa pleading poverty. we make our great boast. Our pills cure it while where the committee met was handsomely miliar with his physical condition, confirms - n— ethers do not. 161/ 163, 165, 167 and 169 Sixth 'Ave., decorated with the flags of all nations and the above statement and adds that one of Carter's Little Liver Pills are very small and " The Pope Hard at Work. very easy to take. One or two pills make a dose. flowers. In a semicircle about the seat of the most painful symptoms of his malady is They are strictly vegetable and do not gripe or the chairman, facing the entrance to the Mr. Blaine's inability to express himself BOME, Jan. 22.—The pope's health con purge, but by .their gentle action please all who Comer 12th Street, New Tork City. consecutively and orally. On the other tinues excellent. In the morning he was use them.' In vials at 25 cents; five for $1. Sold banquet hall, were drawn up 200 chairs. by druggists everywhere, or sent by mail. The room accommodated about 600 persons hand, he can sit down and write his views busily engaged in attending to the work It was 12:10 before the national committee as brilliantly as ever. Because of this mis which devolves upon him. CARTER MEDICINE CO., New York. convened. When the members had become fortune he refrains from attending public seated Senator Brice, chairman of the exec meetings and banquets. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. rastTS utive committee, called the meeting to or der, after which Gen. Duncan S. Walker, In the House. Closing Quotations of the New York Stock ArBOOT secretary of the local Democratic commit WASHINGTON, Jan. 22.—The announce Exchange. tee, introduced District Commissioner Boss, ment that the Chilian correspondence would NEW YORK, Jan. SI.—Money on call loaned not go to congress Thursday seemed to re easy at 2@2^ per cent. Exchange steady; post who delivered an address of welcome. He ed rates, [email protected]}6; actual rates, $4.83J4
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SENATORIAL DIGNITY ASIDE. FUN "IN IT." Brakeman's Hand Crushed. Wm. Treat of New Haven, 35 years A BRUTAL HUSBAND. —<— Jiry-v;; Husband—My dear -nwe'll have to of age, employed as brakeman on the An Example in which Two Senators economize. Wife—Well, let's smoke GEN. WM. II. NOBLE, New York and New Haven road, had No. 91 STBATFORD AVE. , BRIDGEPORT. Resicllnisi Wilton ^citeb Over from the Northwest Figured. less.—Puck. .... ;; - "Is Mike a good worker?" his hand crushed, Monday morning, be Senator Squire recently played a tween the dead woods while at work in the Acts of a Brute. "Oh, yes; fair." V at once. t : ur«§'fo-. scurvy trick on Senator John Allen. "Regular?" the company's yard in Bridgeport. He They were traveling from Washington. "Regular as clockwork. Strikes was taken on board the train but his He Horsewhips His Wife. PATRONIZE THE OLD RELIABLE When they went to secure sleeping every hour. "—Judge. suffering was so great that the ambu "Pop," said a little boy, "will you MS XTBESS It was reported Tuesday morning that berths there were only two to be had— H lance was summoned and he was taken A^ E COMPANY; one upper and one lower.. The two sen lend me your skates?" s at Wilton, on Monday, Herbert Olm- "I haven't any." to the Bridgeport Hospital, where his' Low Kates. prompt. Delivery stead committed an act that ought to ators "tossed up" for choice and Sena "Mama says you had'em on last injuries were dressed, after which he Branch Office, Norwilk, at MorrisBenedict's bring down on his head the condemna tor Allen won, taking the lower berth, night." was sent to his home in New Haven, .j, Main Office at Depot, South Norwalk. tion of all law-abiding citizens. Some L. HUNT, Agent thing over a year ago he was married of course. During the night the train "I have been known to beat a rail •I to an adopted daughter of D. H. Van- stopped at a station in Missouri, where road," said the tramp, "but there is Hoosear. In good time a little one a large, heavy woman entered the one thing I never did beat." WORTH A GUINEA A BWT * ETER Ii. GUIGUE, Florist and Nursery- " What is that ?'' man, Uuion Avenue, north of Union <*4 came to bless their home. But to Olm- sleeper looking for a berth. Cemetery, Norwalk, Conn. Dealer in Green f*eao stead's action yesterday. Seated in a "A carpet." PHouse ftnd HofHouae and Bedding and Vege Squire poked his head out between table PlantSv Fruit and Ornamental Trees, The coming woman wagon he drove up to his house just as One of the Hampton pupils, a young his wife, who had been calling on a the curtains and seeing the ponderous Shrubbery, Vines, Cut Flowers, always on lady said: _ negro, wrote to request the editor of a hand, and all sorts "of designs in flowers ar can be healthy. She will be, neighbor, came up. He surlily asked local paper to publish an account of an ranged to order. • . - • , , , her where she had been. She told him, "Madam, the births areall taken, but ^"Grading and refilling cemetery plots if she's wisely cared for. As if you wish you can occupy the one just address he had made, and began his attended to. when with an oath he jumped from the letter as follows : ' 'Knowing your me she enters womanhood, Dr. wagon with a whip in his hand and under me, where my little boy is sleep- J; Complying with general re- 0 diocrity to be of the most distinguished commenced lashing his wife with it, in '.'' j! quest, " Pierce's Favorite Prescription This was satisfactory to the Missouri calibre, I respectfully solicit, etc.— | BEECHAM'S PILLS and not until neighbors interfered did Harper's Bazar. BSiExipSfli; builds up and strengthens the he desist. On being asked the cause of amazon, who removed her shoes and f will in future for the United then swung around into the bunk. system and regulates and pro his brutality, he said, "I did it because States be covered with a OP MIBDLETOWN,. C0NU. • she deserved it." Mrs. Olmstead is Just about this time the disturbed oc Seen in a Mirage. cupant attempted to rise to see what Quickly Soluble, Chartered in 1872, Uuder the Banking Laws of motes the functions. It's a spoken of as a very worthy woman, but A wonderful mirage was distinctly Connecticut. what is said of he* husband is of a far the intrusion meant. Cash Capital, SaOO,OOO. Surplno, supporting tonic, and a quiet With one fell swoop of her palm she visible near Lewis'on, Montana, Sun Pleasant Coating, different nature; indeed, he is spoken day afternoon, which has caused con 5completely disguising the Six per cent.Investment Bonds at par and ing, strengthening nervine. It of as a contemptible piece of humanity, clapped it squarely over thegentleman's accrued interest. At' the last session of the and his act of yesterday goes far to mouth, saying : "There little boy don't siderable alarm, because it is feared J [ taste of the Pill without in any legislature these bonds were made a legal in corrects and cures all those speak. Your father said I could sleep the Indians may have started on the jlway impairing its efficacy, vestment for funds held by executory, admin- justify that belief. The citizens of that war path and encountered & party of istrators.and trustees. y delicate derangements and place ought to treat him to a scourg here " , j [ Price 25 cents a Box. Again the "little boy" attempted to hunters. 11 New York Depot 365 Canal Street. J R. B. CRAUFURB, Agt., weaknesses peculiar to the ing at a whipping-post, if one-half of Through the vistas, during the after the stories told of him be true. rise and this time he managed to say : sex. In every case for which "Madam, I want to tell you that I'm noon, the hunters and the red men BOOM 2,.MASONIC BUILDING, NOBWALS. no boy." could fee seen repeatedly to charge and it's recommended, the "Favor Editors Meet. "Who are you then ?" retreat. The Indians were appai ently well supplied with ammunition, and by NO WONDER E. GTJSOWSKI, ite Prescription " is guaranteed The fourth annual meeting of the ' 'Who ! I'm Senator Allen, from the The manufacturers- Connecticut Weekly Press Association State of Washington," he exclaimed. superior numbers finally succeeded in of common stove to give satisfaction. If there's capturing a party of a dozen hunters. polish are excited MERCHANT TAILOR, was held at Wallingford on Tuesday. "My conscience!" she yelled, and because the ladies no help, there's no pay. It The meeting was one of the largest in sprang up and dashed out of the car ex Those who witnessed the wonderful insist on using Is ready to show the Finesti.Stock.of the history of the organization. Many claiming, to the consternation of every scenic effect produced by the mirage CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND OVERCOATIXGS does all that's claimed for it, one but Squire, "Oh, what what would assert that they could distinctly see the of the members were accompanied by ENAMELINE And a great variety of Fancy Pants Patterns their wives. The association was hand Hiram say if he knew !''—Northwestern savages build piles of fagots and burn or the money is refunded. their captives at the stake. Midwinter The improved stove E. GUSOWHKI, somely entertained by the citizens of Magazine. / : polish, always ready, v Corner Wall and "SVaterSteerts. It's a risky way to sell it— Wallingford, who furnished the visitors mirages in the clear, crisp atmosphere no dirt, no dust, no of the Rockies are rare ; phenomena smellt will rot burn but it isn't your risk. an excellent dinner at the hotel. The Result of iGrip. and gives a jet.black, of this character are usually a repro beautiful gloss. Be.ingr The business meeting was held in G. On Saturday afternoon last a young in form or a paste it is A. R. Hall. The following officers were duction of real events or real sections easily applied. Your man went into the South Norwalk of of the countiy. So far as could be as dealer has it..' Try one SPRING CAMPAIGN. elected: President, H. B. Jones of fice of the GAZETTE, after the paper box. 5 and 10 cents, or the New Hartford Tribune ; secretary certained the Indians _on the reserva send 2 cts. for sample had gone to press, anxious to have a tions are 'peaceable. and treasurer, G, R. Stafford of the column adv. announcing a ball given ^ J. L. Prescott & Co., Wo. Berwick, Me. Winsted Herald ; auditor, S. T. Addis by a drum corps published, offering to HOUSE AND GENERAL THE INTERNATIOXA X CITY. of the Windsor Locks Journal: vice- pay for the same in advance, but seemed Connecticut Temperance Union. presidents, S. T. Addis, for Hartford GATEWAY OF 2 GREAT NATIONS, satisfied when told that it could not ap The state convention of the Connecti; county: W- C. Sharp, New Haven pear before Monday. He, however, icut Temperance Union opened at the WHERE COMMERCE MOVES WITH county ; C. H. Wombaugh, Litchfield succeeded in placing the following adv' First Presbyterian Church, Bridgeport PAINTING, TIDE A.ND RAIL. county; Thomas S. Weaver, Windham in the Sentinel, paying for it with a Tuesday. The following officers were county: Chester D. Fiske, Tolland Send to the undersigned for maps and pam chock which was found to be perfect!} elected for the ensuing year: Presi Paper Hanging, Kalsomining, &c. phlets which will inform yon about Blaine, county ; C. F. Bigelow. Middlesex good. "Keogh's Drum, Fife and Bu dent, Hon. J. W. Manning ; secretary, Puget Sound, and the new state of Washington. county ; T. M. Guernsey, New London gle Band, Grand Ball, Concert and J. H. Jones; treasurer, W. A. Willard : Blaine, the future metropolis. Population, county. 1889, 75; 1890,2100. Complete system of electric Reception, at the Armory, Monday. vice presidents, Robbins Battell, M. S. The Subscriber has opened a general Paint lights; waterworks; ten miles twelve-foot side B. W. Maples, as executive commit Jan. 18th. Fifty invited corp., nnd Chapman, M. W. Terrill, Henry Ham ing and Paper Hanging Shop, at walks; six miles graded streets; has best land tee of the National Editorial Associa bards. Orchestra forty pieces. Ad mond, Rev. S. L. Blake, Rev. Burdette locked harbor on Puget Sound. Four greatest tion, handed in his resignation, and -trans-continental railways. The Canadian mission 50 cents." He also ordered at Hart, Rev. C. J. North, Rev. H. H. Pacific and Great Northern Railways are just Thomas S. Pratt, of the Rockville Jour the same place 5,000 admission tickets Davenport; agent. Rev. D. B. Lord. NO. 1 WtTER STREET, (James' BlOClf,) •completed here. The Northern Pacific is only nal, was elected to succeed him. Mr. Later he visited Lieut. Col. Crowe 15 miles away and the Union Pacific is coming Pratt is now on his way to Cincinnati The election of officers closed the after Norwalk, where he would be glad to receive as fast as men and money can build. Now is who has charge of the Armory, stating noon session, and the convention ad any orders from old customers and as many •the time to buy lots and blocks and realize on to attend a special meeting of the ex that the corps had intended giving the journed till 7.30 p. m. as may favor him with their work. The best the great rise in values. ecutive committee of the national asso concert in Randall's Hall, but the sale The evening session opened with materia and best workmanship guaranteed We are the largest owners. Lots range from ciation. J. H. Yaile was appointed and do t at the lowest prices. $751© $1,500. Lots five to ten blocks from water of tickets had been so unprecedently prayer and song service, after which GEORGE H. OSTERBANKS. front, $75 and$100; choice, $100 to $250.. Terms, legislative committee, and W. C. large, the corps had decided 'to hire Hon. B. B. Johnson, of Waltham, was one-third down; balance, one year, in equal Sharpe, H. B. Hale and W. N. Kenne the Armory. introduced and spoke upon the subject monthly payments. You get exactly the same dy were appointed delegates to the He advanced $45 to secure it. How terms as given at our offices here and in next convention of the National Edi "The Saloon our Enemy. Why We Blaine. By remitting ten dollars by draft, many other places he visited we have Should Suppress it." registered letter or telegraph we will select torial Association. The next bi-month yet to learn. The young man was for you the best unsold lots. ly meeting will be held at Hartford, "Johnny" Keogh. He had been sick Watchman Crazed by Incendiaries REFERENCES—Every bank and business firm March 21. in Seattle; Washington National Bank; Hon. with the grip, which had left him In addition to the fire in Spain's hat E. O. Graves, President and ex-Assistant U. S. "little daft." Johnny is known as one Treasurer.; L. H. Griffith, Reality and Banking factory at Danbury Friday night there SOLD UNDER GUARANTEE. . Co. and ex-Governor Eugene Semple, Seattle: Narrow EscaDe. of the honest boys of East Norwalk, was also one in Crofutt & White's fac 4CTUAL COST LESS THAN 81.25 FES OA* First National Bank; Blaine National Bank and Charles Franke had a narrow escape and had by industry and saving ac tory, both of incendiary origin. AGENTS: Chamber of Commerce, Blaine, W&shingt cumulated quite a little money. Much 500 CIDER Watchman Mark Murphy, who has W. H. SMITH & CO., Norwalk, from being killed at Glenbrook Tuesday sympathy is expressed for his mother, ADDRESS morning. He came from New Canaan done duty at both places for twenty W. C. QUINTRD. South Norwalk. NEW EKG!LAND LAND AND HARBOR on the first train down and got off at who late Saturday afternoon found him years, was found a raving maniac Sun lyir IMPROVEMENT CO., Glenbrook intending to walk across to and succeeded after a while in getting day night, crying "Catch the black 1 OCCIDENTAL BLOCK. SEATTLE, WASH. the Consolidated depot and take a train him to go home. devil!" It is thought he may have Editor Golden speaks very highly of been drugged by the incendiaries. there for South Norwalk. When he both him and his mother, and the got off the train he started down the money expended at that office will be NEW HARflESS MAKING AND track in front of the engine on a rum, refunded. We learn that the young Attacked by Wild Cats. and a small dog which was near by man previous to his illness had been started after him. North Bridgeport is all excitement connected with a drum corps, hencehis over the nightly depredations of a fam Frank turned around and made an actions in the matter on Saturday. P, fiAHBfiLS REPAIRING SHOP. attempt to scare the dog off, but did ily of wild cats. Two calves and in not notice the cattle guard ahead of S.—He is a member of the gallant Co numerable chickens have been killed. F, and on Saturday presented its sus Several children have been attacked him and while running, and looking FOR SA|E behind at the dog, he fell into the ceptible Cant. Reuben Rose with a after nightfall, and one in particular, —AT— Wm. E. Dann guard. He found that he could not check for $25 and twenty-five tickets little Tommy Collins, was terribly lac extricate himself from the guard and for the honor of his pretence. erated. Women and children are Has added to his the train, which had started up, was afraid to venture out after dark. EVERYWHER HARNESS, SADDLE AND STABLE nearly upon him, when with one super "Davy" Nelson Dead. MADE BY human effort he managed to get out of David S. Nelson died at his residence Another Requisition. ^OUTFITTING SALESROOMS, the hole and the train rolled by. O-i Fair street, on Sunday afternoon, Governor Bulkeley has signed a THEMARLINFIREARMSCO A Department of aged 57 years. Mr. Nelson had been requisition upon Governor Flower of . NEW HAVEN. CONN.. U.S.A.,;' Raymond Bros., Jieivare of Ointments for Catarrh that in failing health for some time past and New York for George Richards and Contain Mercury. a short time ago was taken with the Frank Richardson who are wanted in Harness Mali anil Reprii. as mercury will surely destroy the sense grip. He was born at Glasgow, Scot Danbury for a burglary committed at of smell and completely derange the land, and came to this country when Danbury last August. Both are held Having secured FIRST-CLASS WORKMEN whole system when entering it through quite young. He was employed by by the New York authorities. Officer nothing but first-class work will be turned the mucous snrfaces. Such articles Frank Mead for many years as a candy J. H. Waggoner of Danbury has the ont ef this new manufacturing branch of his maker, then by Frederick Mead and BUILDING LOTS SOUTH NORWALK. business, and only the most should never be used except on pre papers. scriptions from reputable physicans, as later by S. Iv. Stanley, but for the past REASONABLE PRICES the damage they Will do is ten-fold to few years he has been with Frank Survey of the Layout. Starr. He leayes a widow, two daugh (ON INSTALLMENT PLAN.) the good you can possibly derive from The New York, Bridgeport and East Will be charged therefor. them. Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufac ters ani a son. The funeral was tured by F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, held from his late residence on Wednes ern Railway Company, Tuesday, filed O., contains no mercury, nnd 'is taken day afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev. Mr. in the Town Clerk's office at new Ha FOR SALE, internally, and acts directly upon the Graham will officiate. ven a survey of the proposed route of From 60 cents up. A NEW AND ELEGANT LINE OF the road through New Haven. The blood and mucous surfaces of the sys route is practically the one known as tem. In buying Hall's Catarrh Cure Died in the South. be sure to get the genuine. It is taken the Olmstead Parallel. On Wilton Avenue, internally, and made in Toledo, Ohio, Henry M. Griswold, the missing heir by F. J. Cheney & Co. to $15,000, a quarter of the estate of Re Your Own Doctor. the late Asahel Griswold, of Bridge Which I am making up "STSold by Druggists, price 75c. per It won't cost you one-half as much. bottle. 4t4 port, is dead. His grave is in Langley APPLY TO At Prices That Will Surprise You! Cemetery, Langley, N. C. He died Do not delay. Send three two-cent stamps for postage, and we will send GO TO . Knights of Labor. five years ago, as was ascertained by CALL AND EXAMINE TIIEM. F. S. Griswold, of Bridgeport, and an you Dr. Kaufmann's great work, fine The second conference of the New uncle, G. Griswold, of this city, who colored plates from life, on disease, its Charles Olmstead or 0. E. Wilson. Pull Dress Suits, a Specialty. England branch of National Trade as have been for months searching in the causes ar.d home cure. Address, A. P. semblies, No. 262, K. of L., was held in South for tidings of the young man Ordway & Co., Boston, Mass. Meriden on Sunday, and was attended and who visited the grave last Satur T. J. Byrnes, by seventy-five delegates from differ F.J.Curtis&Co's day. The body was disinterred and ent cities in New York, New Jersey found to be in a remarkably well pre (Up Stairs.) 20 WALL STREET. and Connecticut. Resolutions were 3m217 served state. It was identified in an FORI adopted asking for restriction of Chi instant by both the brother and uncle. nese and other undesirable immigra The remains will be re-interred in c tion and for election of United States Bridgeport. Now is the Time to Buy Your Senators by the people; also resolu tions in memory of the late Cardinal FINE CHINA Manning. The reports show a good Grupe's Reservoir Drawn Off. increase and healthy condition of the The distributing pipes of the Grupe GROCERIES national trade assembly. reservoir have been clogged up for some time past and but little water has Is composed of pure and wholesome ingredients, and is the most reliable Accident at HawleyviHe. been able to run through them. FOR CHRISTMAS, Thinking that possibly the screen at remedy in the market for COUGHS, COLDSand ASTHMA. 10c. & 35cts» A freight engine hauling a train of the reservoir had been cwgged also, Consisting of Canned Goods, Flour, loaded freight cars bound for Bridge the Water Commissioners ordered the Coffee. Tea, and Spices. Also port on the Housatonic division jumped water drawn off the reservoir Friday, Cracker Jars, Raisins, Oranges, Grapes, etc. the track at Hawleyville. on Monday and the screen cleaned, and that was morning. No one was injured and the reason, dear reader, that your wife nP HAYN R travel was delayed about half an hour. was unable to get enough water to Chas. P. Keeler, wash the clothes with on Monday. . Cups, Saucers. First Regiment Election. 7 WATER STREET, NORWALK. Arabian The officers of the First Regiment Help Nature. •Monday night elected for colonel, Major In many instances the revival of VEGETMfct Chark's L. Burdette, brigade engineer m, and signal officer on the staff of Gener growth and color in the hair is possible, al Watson. The election began at 2.50 even when it seems to have faded or Special Note te tie Mlic. been shed to a degree past recovery. BALSAi Table in the afternoon and was not completed The true botanic and purest redemp One of the Best Medicines Eve.- "CITE ask one and all to be particular and until 11.04. < ;y Invented for YV not confound Tlie1 Great Atlantic & tion from loss and spoliation by the TTERNS, Pacific Tea Co. with mushroom concerns ravages of time WALNUT LEAF it imitate our system, style and manner of Thai ll/ibrf of Mine, " PERFECT AND IMMEDIATE RELIEF sar as they dare do. HAIR RESTORER, which possesses IN CASES OF PAIN AND INFLAMMATION. jy us are as good as gold, Auntie, three months ago had the salt none of the drawbacks which render This excellent compound is achieving the iw. t IT INVALUABLE FOR redeemable at any of our 200 stores rheum so bad that his head was mass of mineral articles dangerous, and have gnal triumphs, astonishing many who have oeca- TABLE HANGING v> our wagons when presented by the on to use it by the certainty with which it relie VLS sorep,and I had begun to lose all hopes drawn down the animadversions of the tliem of their sufferings, both externally and inter: P Roughs > all Lung ia^"We are in business to stay., : . tfSC of raising him, but my druggist recom press. Price $1.00 per bottle. Sold ally. It is safe and certain in its action. mended Sulphur Bitters, and to-day he everywhere. __ __ " For Burns, Poisoning, Erysipelas, r,f the Eyes or Bowels, Earache, DeaJ \olas * Troubles. is as fat and chipper as any baby you t'ism, Pains in Side, Back or Sfu ever saw, and he has not a sore on his Will be found an excellent remedy Sore Throat, Croup or Bronchitis. for sick headache. Carter's Little 35c. and $1 at r id, and just think that after paying 25c. and $1 at all D so much, that a few dollars worth Liver Pills. Thousands of letters from Price Druggists people v< 5. MORGAN & SONS, Prr-JiT MORGAN & SONS, Prop's PROVIDENCE, R. I. fact. PROVIDENCE, K. 1. ^ _ ...... , , • . .'V . v < , *' • • ' , • • , • 1 ~ • * ' v yr%* • ' v ^ ^f s vi -> ^ if:
3 ets. WEEKLY - NOBVAIP- GAZETTE smmmm-^:- Union Meeting Y. P. S.C. E. . Harbor Improvements. A union meeting of the Y. P. S. C. E. «. A. FEANEE,- Senator John S. Seymour having THE CARLSON CASE. was held in the Baptist Church, South written Congressman Robert E. De- Norwalk, Tuesday evening and largely NAIL DRIVEN IN. THE HAIR CUTTER Forest in relation to the matter of get Shall St. John's Lodge Pay Old attended considering the inclemency •< • A? 'IN IJJT "DP of the weather, but those who were We have hit the nail on the head and No. 1 ©azette Building, Norwalk. ting an appropriation for the Norwalk ^driven it in by continuing gg '""Ifft harboron Saturday morning received Well Lodge for the Care ofa there were amply repaid. The pro Nls® gramme was an excellent one, opening t? se11 the ROT AND COLD BATHS. f the following letter: , Brother. with a praise service under the leader-* * * HOUSE OF REPBESENTATIVES IT. S.) ship of Mr. D. E. Disbrow. A chorus WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. 14,1892.) Facts Reported to the Grand Lodge of forty voices led the meeting in sing BBO. SEYMOUR : . ing a selection of beautiful hymns. Next DENTISTRY. If the Norwalk people desire any bv Grand Master Sterling. there was a prayer by Mr. Howard Best| Groceries kB. W. H. BAIiUWIN is now permanent- hearing before the Committee on Riv Doty, followed by a reading of a por I ly located in the Bishop Building, No. 46 tion of the scripture by Rey, Dr. Noble. jfon str«etr«rhere all in need of Dentistry in ers and Harbors they must come be At the annual meeting of the Grand OUR* ENTIRE: STOCK afty form will find valuable assistance. . fore Feb. 10th, as after that date no Dr. Noble then introduced Rev. Mr. AT THE LOWEST PRICES. ! His references are .your friends and neigh- hearings will be allowed. Lodge, F. and A. M.,in Hartford Wed Deems of the Church of the Strangers, 4'— WILL BE SOLD- bars, and h« invites inquiry as to t .s, abUity They can have only 15 minutes if nesday, the reports containing statistics New York, who made an address, which and past record. Consultation free. Omce Mxnirs: 8 a-m. till 6 p. m. tt3S they come.' It was all I could do to get previously published were presented. was enjoyed by all. He spoke of the Regardless of Cost! them to allow any hearing at all. They In the report of Grand Master Hugh great growth of the Y. P. S. C. E. say say they have so many cases they can ing that in 1881 there was only one so HENRY HUSS, not hear all or many, and that they Sterling the most interesting feature ciety, while now there were sixteen OUR TEAS UN]) COFFEES will be guided by the Engineer's Re was a statement concerning action on thousand societies with a membership The public will be offered no sham Restaarant, Cafe and Smoking Room, port. . charges brought by Old Well Lodge, of over two millions. 1 They also called my attention, as I A consecration meeting followed, led sale, but AN ACTUAL OPPORTUNI GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT, No. 108, of South JNorwalk, against St. Are Best and Cheapest. feared they would, to the fact that the by Mr. Warren Atherton, after which TY TO SAVE 50 PER CENT. 42d Street and 4tli Avenue, Kew Yerk entire appropriation for the improve John's Lodge, No. 6, of Norwalk. Miss Byxbee rendered a delightful solo Entrance ftom waiting room of New York, ment at Norwalk, so far as surveyed In June, 1890, St. John's Lodge, No. with chorus accompaniment. After the Give Us a Call and be Convinced. New Haven ^.Hartford Raflrbad. ti82 and recommended, has already been ex 6, caused one of its members, Henry completion of the programme an invi pended. Carlson, an aged and infirm brother, tation was extended to all to adjourn The Chairman said there wasn't a to be placed in the poor-house, on the to the Sunday School room, where a Trimmed and Untnmmed Eats Building. Materials, &c. ghost of a chance for an appropriation ground "that under the circumstances bountiful collation was served. UILDING STONE, ail qualities ®f sand, unless there had been a preliminary it was the best place they could find for Rev. Jabez Backus, the president of cellars dug, gardens aina grounds renovat examination ordered by a previous him." The brethren of Old Well the Union was sick, as was Rev. Mr. [Millinery Trimming, Bed-And horses and carts for hire. I hare some r ure or Committee made and a favorable re Lodge, No. 108,believing that it is con Atherton, from whom a letter of greet thoroughly rotted and ^ Z^.®T5VJ5 * flower Beds. ^ J. W. EDMUNDS, port. The most we could expect would trary to the teachings of Masonry to ing was read. The meeting was a very FANCY : AND : HAIR : 600DS. No. 6 South-Union Avenue. be that the Committee would order a allow a worthy brother to be an inmate pleasant one and will long be remem P. 0. Box 65$,. Norwalk. preliminary examination after which of an institution, which carries with it bered. &Betts', TAR AND CONCRETE WALKS. and next year, if the report was favor the presumption that he was a public able, an appropriation might be made. charge and therefore a pauper,and that Laid in'new and the best possible manner, Big Fire in Fairfield. and old ones neatly and substantially repaired Will you kindly convey this infor it would tend to bring scandal and dis The Roman Catholic church at Fair a lid at very reasonable rates. All orders mation to the Board of Trade, Mr. grace upon their lodge, as well as the field, together with the' parochial resi 35 and 37 Main Street, Misses St. John, promptly executed. Hill and others interested ; and if they fraternity, to allow him to remain, desire to be heard ask them to arrange caused him by vote of the lodge to be dence, the convent and the parochial school was burned to the ground Tues NORWALK, CONN Wm. Lockwood, to come as soon as possible and let me removed, and provided for him for day night by a fire which is believed §33 MAIN STREET, HORIALK. know when they are ready so I can tele about twelve months. to be of incendiary origin. The four Real Estate, Insurance and Investment graph them when to come in order to At the expiration of a year No. 108 find the Committee in session and presented a bill for caring for the man buildings were totally destroyed. - Securities, The fire broke out shortly after eight ready for them. to No. 6. Payment was refused. After o'clock under the staircase which leads —-MONEY TO LOAN.— Pleas© let me hear from you. a hearing by the Grand Master, the to the gallery in the church. It spread Insurance Placed in First-Class Cempsnios. Very truly yours, master of No. 6 stated that when the ROBERT E. DEFOBEST. old man was returned to the poor-house with remarkable rapidity, owing to the Office—Corner Main and Wall Sts., Norwalk high wind which prevailed and soon HON. JOHN S. SEYMOUR. No. 6 would again consider him within the church was a mass of flames. The Our - Overcoats - and - its jurisdiction. Such return the Grand Master refused to allow, and subse fire spread from one building to the J. Belden Hurlbutt, Fire at warden Kimmey's. quently the man was taken to _ the other until the whole four buildings AND Warden Simmey came very near hav Bridgeport hospital, where he remained were enveloped in flames. Fairfield ing a disastrous fire at his house on West until his death, a few days since, at the has no fire department and the flames Coiselor at Lav, avenue Friday evening. The Warden cost of No. 6. had full and uninterrupted sway. All was sitting in his library between 5 and Concerning the unpaid bill, No. 108 the people in Fairfield gathered at the ROOM 4, UP STAIBS, scene of the fire and watched the flames 6 o'clock raading a copy of the GAZETTE consented to an arbitration, but No. 6 eat up the buildings, and hundreds Men's and Boys' Suits Gazette Building, Norwalk, Co when he was startled by a cry from his refused. Then the Grand Master ap servant girl in the diniog room. Hast pointed a commission to two members were attracted from Bridgeport. The ening to that room he found the cloth of which No. 6 objected, and when fire was still burning at an early hour Alex. S. Gibson, on the dining room table in a blaze, this objection was disregarded, filed an this morning. and the girl tearing oft' her apron, appeal to the Grand Lodge. The total loss is estimated at $50,000. Can't be Beat as to Style, Fit ana Price. Organist of the First Congregationgl Church The insurance is $10,000. Waterbury, and Teacher of which was also on fire. The Warden After stating these facts, the Grand took in the situation at once and began Master's report continues: "If a lodge The priest and the nuns saved their Pianoforte, Organ and to slap the cloth with his hands, but as is justified in placing one of its aged personal effects. the fire got the better of him and ran and infirm members in the poor-house, GIVE US A CALL — Musical Composition. the entire length of the table, he quick on the ground that it was the best ly gathered up cloth, dishes and all and place that could be found for him, or The Servant Problem. P.O. Lock Box. NORWALK, CONN. rushing to the door threw them out upon any pretense whatever for that The servant problem is being uni into the yard. matter, what does it profit a man when quely solved by the wife of Sir George It is supposed that the girl in light he becomes destitute and is without Humphrey at Cambridge. All che work TTTITNA INSRUANCE CO., of Hartford. ing the gas scratched the match under relative or friends, by being a Mason ?' of her large establishment is carried on HENRY BIELEFELD, /Tj Incorporated 1812. Charter Perpetual. the table, and in drawing it forth set Henry Carlson above referred to died by six or eight little maids from twelve Capital and Assets, $8,902,272.64. the fringe of the cloth on fire, and at the Bridgeport hospital last Sunday to fifteen years of age, who learn in when she reached up to light the gas it and was buried from St. John's Lodge turn the duties of housemaid, parlor Insures against loss and damage by FIBE on South Norwalk. terms adapted to the hazard and consistent communicated with her apron. rooms on Tuesday. maid, cook. etc. The girls remain little 12 North Main Street, ,yiih .he laws of It is said that Isaac Selleck, Jr., who more than a year in Lady Humphrey's stood across the street and saw the house, and are then sent out to otner Sole agents for Norwalk and vicinity. door open and the Warden throw cloth Infants Not to be Damned. situations, as it is the kind woman's and dishes out into the street, came The committee on the revision of the plan to train as many girls as possible BEST & GOES FARTHEST. up town in the evening and told sever Creed of the Presbyterian General As for domestic service. She takes these al friends that Warden Kimmoy was sembly, in session in New York, has girls from the poorest homes one at a Tie Norwalk Fire Insurance Co. breaking up house-keeping. reported a most radical, if not startling time, and subjects them to the influence Has now Completed its revise of its former revision in accord of an orderly and systematic house 36th SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS YEAR, Hang Them ! hold. The trained maids, assisted by The highest grade of Cocoa manufactured. Perfectly And has not outstanding a dollar of unpait1 ance with the recommendations of the the mistress, teach the new girl one losses or claims for losses. 1Vo sound com Train wreckers are not dealt with in various Presbyteries. kind of work at a time, and when she is Pure. No breakfast table should be without it. [157. v'any insures for less. earnest in this country. Unless the The doctrine of infant damnation is W. C. STBEET, Pres.; G. B. ST. JOHN, Treas., entirely eliminated by the adoption of proficient in each branch she goes out GEO. B. COWLES, Sec'y. circumstances are especially mitigat to make room for another. No branch ing, the rascals should be promptly the following substitute for chapter 12, of philanthropy is at once so practical hung. section 3, which now reads : or beneficial as this, which demands What, for instance, was ever done Infants dying in infancy, and all other per R. B. CRAUFURD, sons who are not guilty of autual transgres close personal attention and involves with the miscreants who ditched trains sions are included in the election of grace, no public honor or fame. on the upper Hudson at the time of the and are saved and regenerated by Christ IuTeslmeute, Real Estate aM Insurance New York Central's last strike? Who through the spirit Who worlceth when and where and how He pleaseth. So, also, are all Jumped a Frog. ROOM 2, MASONIC BUILDING. recalls an instance of a wrecker being other elect persons who are not outwardly executed ? The crime is glossed over, called by the ministry of the Word. About one o'clock Suiiday morning, THE D, M, 111 CON in the rare instances of detection of the The seventh section of chapter 18 was locomotive No. 57 on the Housatonic, perpetrators; and because a dozen are made to read as follows: drawing a train of sixteen cars, jumped Bridgeport injured and perhaps made sufferers for Works done by unregenerate men, although a frog a short distance above the Wash FURNITURE. life, yet no one mercifully put out of they may be things which God commands and ington street crossing, South Norwalk, agony in an instant, the wrecker is of good use both to themselves and to others, throwing ten cars from the track. The and although the neglect of such things is One Event for January is Our Sale of usually set free. If capital punishment awful and displeasing to God, yet because locomotive ploughed its way along on could be vigorously practiced for five they proceed not from a heart purified by the ties a distance of over 4-00 feet and years in all such cases, this periodic faith, nor are done in a right manner, accord aeross the Marshall street crossing to a Geo. H. Raymond, ing to the Word, nor to a right end, the Glory craze for wrecking trains would cease. of God; and do not meet the requirements of switch which it demolished and came On the Consolidated, west of Bridge this Divine law, thence theycannot be pleaded to a standstill. About 75 feet of the JACKETS AND NEWMARKETS. Furniture Dealer, port, human devils are doing their best as a ground of acceptance with God. planking on the platform at the north % / to make atoms of some one or the light Chapter 23, section—, reads as fol end of the freight depot was ripped All f.his season's designs, of the most fashionable materials. Has removed to the new arid commodious ning expresses, and nothing but the lows : and torn on the side, and the ties were store four doors above his old stand and most watchful look-out has prevented Prayer is to be made for things, lawful and badly cut by the flanges of the wheels. stocked it with NEW GOODS of the LATES a horrible catastrophe. Wholesale for all sorts of men living or that shall live Considerable damage was done to the Seal Jackets, worth 8250, at $185. STYLE and FINEST FINISH. murder of the kind contemplated can hereafter, but not for the dead. locomotive. No one was hurt. It took Seal Jackets, worth $275, at $200. . GEO. H. RAYMOND, Agent. find no extenuation, and the most vig The committee on section 5 of chap until 8 o'clock before the locomotive Mufflon Trimmed Jackets, worth $22.50, at $12. orous measures of defence will be justi ter 4, which treats of pretention, and cars could be jacked on to the French Seal Trimmed Jackets, worth $18, at $10. fied.—New Haven Palladium. brought in their report. After a long track again and traffic resumed. Fine Cheviot Cloth Reefers trimmed with full shawl set of fine Astrachan Furnishing Undertaker and Embalmer. and vigorous discussion the following fur, worth $18, at $10. words were adopted to express the fu Settled for $1,500. Opossum Trimmed JacHets, worth $14, at $8.50. I give my personal attention to laying out Words of Praise. ture doctrine of the Presbyterian Opossum Trimmed Jackets, worth $18, at $12. _ and furnishing everything necessary for the Daisy C., one of William B. E. Lock- Church. On the morning of February 9, 1891, Mink Trimmed Jackets in black or tan cloths, half lined and jtrimmed with interment of the dead. •' wood, Jr. 's trotters was taken sick with The rest of mankind God saw fit, according Julia Suzenak, an Austrian girl, nine full shawl sets, worth $20, $27 and $33.50, at $12 50, $17.50 and $20. the influenza one day last week and Dr. to the unsearchable counsel of His wil[, teen years of age, was killed by a loco Misses' Cheviot Jackets, in tan, trimmed with full shawl collar, worth $18, Residence, No. 3 Berkeley Place, Norwalk. H. E. Bates was sent for. The owner whereby He extendeth or withholdeth mercy motive in Bridgeport, owing to the Telephone communication with residence. as He pleaseth, not to elect unto eternal life, atj$10.50. thinking that the horse needed atten and them both He ordained to dishonor and carelessness of a switchman employed Misses' Mink Trimmed Jackets worth*$17, at $10. tion from some older physician, sent to wrath for their sins to the praise of His glori in the yards of the Housatonic Rail Misses' Cheviot Jackets,^trimmed with Astrachan Cloth, $5. the finest veteri ous justice. Yet hath He no pleasure in the road Company, and Tuesday morning New York for two of death of the wicked, nor is it His decree, but Misses'Newmarkets, $3, $4 and $8. To Horse Owners! nary surgeons in the city. They came the wickedness of their own hearts which re when the case bronght by the adminis One lot Jackets at $1 25. We keep constantly on hand a good assort to Norwalk and made an examination strained and hindreth them from accepting trator of her estate against the com FUR CAPES—$5. worth $S;;$8, worth 3; $10. worth $15 ; $18 worth $2T.j ment of of the horse and one of them remarked His grace made in the Gospel. pany, in which $5,000 was claimed, came PLUSH SACQUES—$18, worth $25; $ worth $40 ; $30 worth $45. to the owner "we might as well go back up for trial, a settlement was effected. Kentucky and Ohio Horses, to the city, this young fellow you've Adjutant General's Report. The company paid $1,500 and the costs. Selected with great care in the western mar ot here knows as much about sick The money will be sent to Austria to THE D. 1W. RjHAD GOIWPAJtfY kets. We have horses suitable for all purposes orses as we do." We are in receipt of the annual re the mother of the deceased girl. and no one who wants a thoroughly reliable f port of Adjutant General Embler. The animal should purchase before seeing what we have to offer. We also keep constantly on report recommends new rifles, pro Broke in two. hand at our Carriage Repository a complete Connecticut Mortality. nouncing the present armament a dis line of CARRIAGES from the best makers, grace to the Commonwealth; also new A freight train on the Danbury & which are manufactured for us to special The mortality report for December blouses, repair of uniforms and, in Norwalk Division of the Housatonic order; every carriage warranted. WAGONS has been received from every town in some cases, new uniforms, revision of railroad broke in two while passing and CARTS of every description; HARNESSES the state except New Hartford. There through thejtunnel on Sunday about 12 WHIPS, ROBES, BLANKETS. were 1.729 deaths reported in the the military law to conform to new DANN'S LIYERY STABLE, drill regulations, division of each of o'clock. The train was an unusually W.B. state during the month. This was the four regiments into two battalions heavy one and was being drawn bv two OFFICE:—48 WALL STREET, NORWALK 687 more than in November ; it was 730 of four companies each, increase of engines. The front part of the train IDGBPORT. v t Opposite D. & N. Railroad Depot. more than in December, 1890, and 787 maximum strength of companies from ran as far as the Catherine street cross more than the average number of ing before the engineer was aware that deaths in December for the five years sixty-eight to seventy-six men, and permanent Kitchens at Niantic with there had been a break. The rear end T>ry Goods KTews.; preceding the present. Norwalk re the commissary generals department was stopped on the bridge and the en ports27 deaths. > ., ;>^ -» in charge of messing while troops are gines returned for it. FURNITURE. in camp. A powerful fact speaks for itself. What the public want in advertising A New Bridge. With reference to new divisions of are facts. Here are some of our January facts. They require no emphasis A Full Stock of Furniture of all kinds. Will Import an English Plush Fac The selectmen received a petition men, as recommended, General Embler tory. on our part:— v • from Geo. Clark Monday morning ask says: ' 'This would reduce the line Maine capitalists have subscribed Parlor and Bedroom Sets, strength of the ten-company regiments $1 00 A Lady's Wool Hose, a 19 ing that he be allowed to rebuild the (First and Second) by seventy-two en $70,000 for the purchase of a silk plush A Misses' Cloak for bridge over the Union Mfg. Company's manufacturing plant which is now loca A Lady's Newmarket, 00 A Ifan's Laundried Shirt, 50 A Specialty. pond, from Riverside avenue to the am listed men each,and increase the eight- company regiments (Third and Fourth) ted in England. Land aggregating80,- A Beaver Shawl, 95 An All-wool Cloaking, r 75 phitheatre grounds. If the selectmen 000 feet at South Portland has been se 00 00 'Si-??- act favorably on the petition, Mr. by sixty-four enlisted men each. ^ The cured, and in a short time the plant A Waterproof, , i DAVID STOW, ClarK will have an iron bridge con numerical strength of the brigade will be transferred from England to A $5 Eiderdown Blanket, ) 50 25 structed across the pond, which will would remain practically as now and Maine. An All-wool Skirt, ; - 50 A 51-in. All-wool Dress Flannel, 39 the organization be in form to corres ' Main Street, Depot, South Norwalk. have but one span. pond with regulations, the undesirable A fine 5-8 Napkin, 1 19 A fine Black Camel's Hair, 50 and cumbersome feature of odd com Steamship Wrecked. A 37|o large Towel, ^ : ^ 29 A 32 in. fine Dress Satine. 07 Killed in the Grand Central Yard. panies would be eliminated." The Pacific Stream Navigation Com A Bates Crochet Quilt. "V 1 00 A Munroe Novel, \ \ John Quain, a hostler in the round pany's mail steamer John Elder, bound A Brocade Satin/v ^|||| 75 house of the New York Central Rail An 8c Sheeting, £• HENRY TILLY, "Aunt Jane" Dead, from Valparaiso for Liverpool, has A yds wide Sheeting, 15 A fine Faille Francaise Silk>^f|: 75 road was killed about 7.30 o'clock Sat "Aunt Jane" Lockwood died, Mon been wrecked on Caranza Rock in the 49 urday night in the yard at Forty-sixth Straits of Magellon. All passengers A Child's All-wool Hose, ^ 12* A Plaid Surah Silk, • street. He was crossing the track, day morning, at her residence on Park and the crew were saved, but the ves A Lady's All wool Vest, f 50 A fine embroidered Corset Cover. 25 mm CARRIAGE MAKER, street, aged 72 years. She was the wid ; when engine 207, which was backing ow of Clark Lockwood who was sex sel herself, it is expected, will be a total A Child's Merino Vest, 25 A fine wool DressDress, , r Remnant half out with New Haven train 107, struck loss. hfti * SO TJTJl NOB WALK, CONN. him. The cars were going to the Mott ton of the Congregational church when A Wool Ribbed Lady's Vest,?5S9?29 price : Haven yard to be cleaned. Quain the present generation was in its in A Dr. Warner's $2 Vest, m 1 0000 A Print Remnant half price ; : q ' * I : fancy. The Union Office Destroyed. leaves a wife and one child. ]' , f '' " , Manufacturer of ' ? • i — ( Early Wednesday morning the office Have no equal as a prompt an*d posi of the Bridgeport Union on Golden > SOME OF OUR JANUARY NUGGETS. Family Carriages, Victorias, Bomfe *n Must not be confounded with com tive cure for sitfk headache,biliousness, Hill, was gutted by fire. The Union mon cathartic or purgative pills. Car constipation, pain in the side, and all office was in a small wooden building "V' '"V *£3 : ter's Little Liver Pills are entirely un liver troubles. Carter's Little Liver next to the factory of Coulter & Mc- ALL KINDS OF REPAIRING. like them in every respect. One trial B. HALL & CO.
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In Pastor Dill's Behalf. MORRISTOWN, N. J., Jan. 22.—Strong evi Highest of all in Leavening Power.—U. S. Gov't Report, Aug. 17, 1889, dence was brought out in favor of Pastor SUTCHI28 mis. ; UlWAMJgT. » # • * *, ;a,' * v """""" "" Arthur C. Dill, on trial before the presby tery at MorristoWn. The statements A Scaly, Itching Skin Disease With End But Minister Constans Says He against him include a story that he enjoyed less Suffering Cured by Cuticura * . - course or French dinners, which are con , < rjfjj; Remedies. V? J3V ,"6^1 Waited Too Long. sidered highly improper by some of his parishioners. ' If I had known of the CCTICUHA REKECIES twenty-eight years ago, it. would have saved me $200 and an immense amount of suffering. STEPHANIE WILL MABBY. BIG FIRE AT UNION SQUARE. My disease (psoriasis) commenced on my head in a spct not larger than a cent. It spread Brentano's and Tiffany's Scorched by the rapidly all over my body and Crown Prince Rudolph's Widow Be- Raging Flames. got under my nails. The 'J'': scales would drop off of me throthed to Prince Miguel, of Bra- NEW YORK, Jan. 2 .—Shortly after noon all the time, and my suffer ON ACCOUNT OF THE STORMY • . • ganza—Funeral Services of the Late fire broke out in the subcellar of the Sping- ing was endless and without ler building, at 5, 7 and 9 Union square. relief. One thousand dollars WEATHER of the past two ' Cardinal Manning at London. would not tempt me to have The Spingler building is chiefly occupied this disease over again I am weeks, business has been, re ABSOLUTE!^ PURE by Brentano's bookstore, the largest in a poor man, but feel rich to America. be relieved of what some of markably slow, and it is our inten PARIS, Jan. 22.—M. Laur, the Boulangist the doctors said was leprosy, member of the chamber of deputies, who The floors occupied by Brentano were some ringworm, psoriasis, tion to have a sale to-day which can WESTON. was struck by M. Constans, minister of the filled with expensive books and curios, and etc. I cannot praise the the loss is tremendous. CUTICUBA REMEDIES too not help but stir up trade a little. Mrs. E. L. Gregory, of Southport, II interior, during the stormy scene in the Other occupants of the building were Leon much. They have made my Your pocketbook must be^in a most is visiting Mrs. J. H. Gregory. ... chamber on Tuesday, has determined to skin as free and clear and free from scales as a Rheims, millinery; Schneider, Campbell & baby'8. AU I used of them was $5 worth. If dilapidated state if our ^ : Mrs. Eleanor Perry died on Wednes No Startling Developments in the seek revenge for the blow inflicted upon Co., dealers in bronzes and fine bric-a-brac; yon had been here and said you would have day, Jan. 13th, after an illness of two him by the minister. He chose seconds, Charles E. Bentley, fine embroideries, and cured me for $200 you would have had the money. I looked like the pictur* (No. 2, page months, aged 87 years. She was the Affair with Chili. who waited upon M. Constans as the bear Samuel Green & Co., drapery and trim 47) in your book, "How to Cure Skin Diseases," widow of Walter Perry, and was the ers of a challenge to fight a duel. Accord mings. The building was gutted. bat now I am as clear as any person ever was. , oldest inhabitant of Weston, at the Next to the Spingler building on the Through force of habit I rub my hands over ing to the code governing personal combats my arms and legs to scratch once in a while, time of her death. IS AN APOLOGY EN ROUTE? the challenged party has always the right south is the Lincoln building, occupied by but to no purpose. I am all well. I scratched Miss Alice Mervin has visited her Mrs. T. Lynch, the woman jeweler. twenty-eight years, and it got to be a kind of to select the weapons to be used, but in this This building was saved by the almost second nature to me. I thank you a thousand sisters in South Nor walk. case M. Laur took it upon himself to choose times. Mrs. Wm. B. Hurlbutt. of Cannons, Colonel Fisher, Chili's Boston Represen superhuman efforts of the fire department, ROBERT DOWNING, Waterbury, Vt. has been spending a few days with her tative, Says a Letter Was Sent, from not only the weapons, which he wanted which had more than thirty engines at the ! ———— sister, Mrs. C. T. Gregory. Chili in December Which Will should be pistols, but the other details of scene. Cuticura Resolvent the proposed duel. BTo the north the great jewelry house of D. L. Rowland has suffered from • Satisfy Uncle Sam. The New Blo*d and Skin Purifier, internally Pistols at Twenty Paces. Tiffany & Co. was almost surrounded by (to cleanse the blood of all impurities, and rheumatism, for the past week. fire and was badly scorched. poisonous elements), and CUTICUBA, the great Norwalk and Cannons friends visited He wanted to exchange three shots with Skin Cure, and CUTICURA SOAP, an exquisite WASHINGTON, Jan. 22.—All is seeming M. Constans at a distance of twenty paces. The whole damage has been estimated at Skin Beautifier, externally, (to clear the skin Isn't a good thing for it. As a mat Mrs. Ephraim Fitch, on Sunday. $600,000. The detailed losses as given to and scalp and restore the hair), cure every peace and quiet at the state, war and navy When the representatives of the blood species of itching, burning, scaly, crusted ter of fact the more depleted your Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Favor, who have departments. War talk has subsided won police are as follows: thirsty member arrived at the residence of Brentano & Co., on stock, $40,000; Schnei and pimply, scrofulous and hereditary dis. been ill for the past two weeks, are derfully, and all the wiseacres are how pre eases and humors of tke skin, scalp and blood, resources are the less you can afford better. M. Constans they were somewhat surprised der, Campbell & Co., $200,000; Samuel with loss of hair, from infancy to age, from On account of the illness of the pas dicting peace. at not being treated in the manner which Green & Co., $100,000; C. Bentley, embroi pimples to scrofula. to ignore the offers we are making. Secretary Tracy still continues his prep tor, there were no services held in the generally obtains in cases like the one in dery, $50,000; Leon Rheims, importer, $200,- Sold everywhere. Price, CUTICUBA, 50c,; The point is not whether you can Congregational Church on Sunday last. arations for possible hostilities. He says question. Usually the representatives of 000. The loss on the Brentano building is SOAP, 25CJ RESOLVENT. Si. Prepared by the POTTER DBUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, afford to buy, but whether you can Miss Jennie Nichols has returned that there is no news at his department and the challenger are received by the challenged $100,000. man, who names to them the gentleman or Boston. from a visit to her brother in Easton. can be none because the Yorktown, with Building Association Convention. WSend for "How to Cure Skin Diseases," afford not to. gentlemen who will represent him. G4 pages, 50 illustrations and 100 testimonials. Commander Evans, has sailed away from TRENTON, Jan. 22.—The league of New Mrs. Althea Handle has been ill for Constans Refused to Fight. several days. Valparaiso with the refugees, leaving the Jersey Building and Loan associations is PLES, black-heads, red. rough chapped Kindly read the list of Special A surprise party was given to Miss navy unrepresented at the port. In this case M. Laur's seconds were polite holding its annual meeting in the assembly PIM and oily skin cured by CUTICUBA SOAP. EvaBedient by a number of her young Any cable dispatches therefore must, dur ly informed that M. Constans refused to re chamber. Secretary Foreman, m his re Bugs ins to be found at our friends on Tuesday evening. ing the absence of the Yorktown, come ceive them. The messenger added that M. port, states that eighty-eight associations i^ACHIN6 SIDES AND BACK. Mrs. A. C. Bradley and daughter Constans had instructed him to inform are represented in the league, and that H:p, kidney and uterine pains and from Santiago to the state department. weaknesses relieved in one min- have recovered from their late illness. them that he would not fight. He had been there are 274 associations in the state. He Tracy's Plan of Campaign. kept waiting too long, and he did not intend ute by the Cuticura Anti-Pain R. K. Fitch resumed his duties as recommended the repeal of the mechanics' VBfcU* Plaster. The first and only pain- Motion Counter Andrew Carnegie, of Pittsburg, and the teacher of the Cannons school, on Mon to be all his life at the disposal of M. Laur. lien law. killing plaster. members of the house committee on appro When the seconds informed Laur of the re day last, after a four weeks' illness. priations were early in consultation with During this sale. Clarence Beers, who has never fully sult of their errand the latter immediately Big Fires in Montreal. SURGEON. Secretary Tracy. wrote a letter to M. Constans repeating the MONTREAL,, Jan. 22.—The stone building recovered from the grip, has been To the congressmen the secretary said worse for the last few days. insulting language he had used in the cham occupied by Mills & McDougall, wholesale 4 Spools (100 yds.) Black Sewing practically what he did to the members of ber of deputies, which led to the attack upon woolens; A. M. Fisher & Sons, importers, GRADUATE v VETERINARY, Silk for 19c. TEN YEAKS FOR SEARTANT. the state naval committee, when they called him by the minister. and Evans, Sons & Mason, coal and wood 1 doz. Linen or Elastic Corset upon him by request Tuesday evening. He merchants, was burned. Loss, $150,000. H. E. BATES, Lacers for 19c. The Assailant of Mrs. Chapman Gets a mapped out his plan of campaign in case . Cardinal Manning's Funeral. Fire also caused $60,000 loss to McLean & Long Sentence. war should actually occur, and stated some LONDON, Jan. 22.—The funeral of his emi Campbell, George McBean & Co., J. E. Hun- [SUCCESSOR, TO BRIDGES & BATES.] 4 doz. Cotton Corset Lacers for BROOKLYN 22.— what in detail the arrangements which had OFFICE at DANN'S STABLE, RIVER STBEET. , Jan. Herbert Searvant, nence Henry Edward Manning, cardinal sicker and Leonard Bros. RESIDENCE, 7 ISAACS STBEET. 19c. the nurse who shot the wife of the insane been perfected for striking an effective blow priest of the Holy Roman church and arch Telephone, 56-3. Iy4 Large Spools of Basting Cotton, actor, Hawley Chapman, and was convicted at Chili when the right moment should ar bishop of Westminster, took place from 1 he ' Kentucky Will Be There. rive. only 19c. per doz. of assault in the first degree, was sentenced Oratory, at Brompton, Thursday. N- arly LOUISVILLE, Jan. 22.—Kentucky will have ,, THE BEJT Best English Pins, 5 papers for to ten years' imprisonment at Sing Sing. Secretary Tracy thinks that the main all the best families in England, including an exhibit at the Columbian exhibition. This is the maximum penalty for the crime. movement of Chili, when hostilities are all the Catholic nobility, were represented One hundred and seven delegates from all DUCTOGRAPHY 19c. Judge Moore said the crime was one of commenced, would be to send a fleet to inside the Oratory, many members of the parts of the state met at the board of trade 48 papers Hair Pins for 19c. . j the most atrocious and despicaHe that he close the Strait of Magellan and cut off house of lords being present. Among the and effected a permanent organization for Reasonable prices the advance of Admiral Walker and his Safety Pins,, only 19c. per gross. had ever met with. It was committed with members of the commons noticed in the the work. They elected ex-Governor Buck- Best Dutch Linen Tape, SPECIAL, the full intention to kill. That the prisoner squadron. To prevent the passage from be throng were Justin McCarthy, Mr. William ner as chairman. JjANORTTL had failed to cause death was owing to ing closed, the navy department would bend O'Brien, Mr. John Dillon and Mr. Thomas ^~*P7&Washtn.6\on.$,r ^ 6 rolls for 19c. all its efforts. -Chance and good luck. Searvant had acted Sexton. Denouncing the Senate's Action. ~ \_/oUTttNoRWAlft(gHH ' 2 boxes Hooks and Eyes for 19c. in a most indifferent and unfeeling manner The result of Secretary Tracy's talk with The funeral procession was headed by 500 Fast Black Darning Cotton, only after committing the crime. He had seemed the senate and house naval committee is ALBANY, Jan. 22.—Senator Mullin pre priests in. full canonical robes; after the sented a minority report in the senate de sorry that his shot had not been fatal. than an additional appropriation of money priests came fourteen bishops, and behind OPERA HOUSE, III II OQ 19c. per doz. fori the navy emergency fund will be forth nouncing the action of the senate and judi Mending Cotton, all colors and the bishops were a number of canons in the ciary in the matter of contempt of the three Morphine Killed Helen Potts. coming as soon as the amount on hand shall richest mourning vestments. The bishop Thursday Eve., J Alii L 0 black, 24 cards for 19c. ? NEW YORK, Jan. 22.—Dr. .Edward Payson be exhausted. senators. The report of Mr. Mullin was of Newport and Menevia, the Right Rev, •ent to the judiciary committee. 5 papers Best Needles for 19c.' Fowler gave testimony showing that Car- An Alleged Misunderstanding. John C. Hedley, preached the sermon, and lyle W. Harris was present at Helen Neil- Much of the feeling that war with Chili recalled the services which the dead prelate Benefit of Buckingham Post, 6. A, R. ' Brooks' Spool Cotton only 19c. Elected Burrough President. son Potts' bedside and remained surprising has been averted is due to the belief that had rendered to the poor, to the cause of THE ORIGINAL >•' per doz. v ly indifferent all the time. Miss Potts' President Harrison and Secretary Blaine labor, to the cause of temperance and to the TRENTON, Jan.; 22.—The state board of 4 bunches Good Dress Steels for agriculture elected Edward Burrough, of death was due to morphine poisoning and have had a serious misunderstanding over cause of social reform. The remains were ISc. nothing else. Mrs.. Cynthia Potts, the the question of how soon an applogy should interred in Kensal Green cemetery. Camden, president; Morris Bacon, of Cum mother of. Helen Potts, took the stand. be peremptorily demanded. berland county, vice president; Franklyn BELLE: BOYD, She related that Carl promised to have a One of the gentlemen who were at yester Archduchess Stephanie to Wed. Dye, of Trenton, secretary, and D. D. De- ministerial mr.rriage to Helen, whom he day's conference in the Whte House said VIENNA, Jan. 22.—The announcement it nise, of Freehold, treasurer. THE WORLD-RENOWNED Toilet: Articles. bad already married before Alderman Rinck- that the president's close friends aver that made of the betrothal of Archduchess Ste- fcoff. at any time she (Mrs. Potts) might Chili would have been brought to terms Chicago Has a Water Famine. New Oxydized Silver Soap Hold say. "After I got long ago, but for Mr. Blaine's appeals fox CHICAGO, Jan. 22.—For the first time in ers only 19c. each. his affidavit ac time and conciliatory measures. its history Chicago is threatened with a REBEL - SPY ! All our 25c Toilet Soaps at 19c. knowledging the The cabinet officers offer perfunctory de water famine that may prove of great in per cake. • secret marriage his nials of the reports of the disagreement and jury to all business interests and a menace In her Thrilling Dramatic Narrative, vhol^inanner state that Mr. Blaine is as anxious to have to property all over the city. Fince Glycerine Soap, 19c. for box changed. He seem a firm stand taken with regard to Chili as of 3 cakes. ed like his old self the president is. -Indiana's Big Oil Field. ! "NORTH AND SOUTH, or The Triple Extracts only 19c. per oz. again, and he pro NOBLESVILLE, Ind., Jan. 22.—The oilfield Fine Ivory Combs at 19c. each. posed that I send Is It an Apology? of Indiana, like the gas field, is assuming im ! Perils of a Ribel Spy." Helen to the Corn- BOSTON, Jan. 22.—Colonel H. M. Fisher, mense proportions, and it is now thought 4 rolls Toilet Paper, 19c. stock Finishing 4 packages Toilet Paper, 19c. who represents the Chilian government that it will eclipse that of Ohio. ' "She held the audience spell bound for one school in Fortieth here, says he knows that a letter is on its '•Fluffy Fedora Curlers, 3 boxes Inventor £
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