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v 'C-^j - * ' g' f • '(;"- An Entertaining and Instructive Home Journal, Especially Devoted to Local News and Interests. • [$1.00aTesur. v Founded in 1800.] NUMBER 3. A VOL. XCII. NORWALK, CONN., FRIDAY, JANUARY I 5, 1892.
i'v, Ought to Be. . - THE WEATHER. • r Ex-Gox. Charles R. Ingersoll is in The Dally Gazette TERSE TALES OF THE TOWN. "I have tried different kiads of Bak The weather to-day promises to be Washington, KILLED BY A HORSECflR. Is Issues very weelc-iay AT 3 P. M.,'&t ing Powder. I prefer Cleveland's. It considerably colder and from partly ONE CENT FEB COPY. Cardinal Simeoni died in Rome yes Eleven more deaths from the grip in is the most economical, and the best; I cloudy to clear. To-morrow it prom have ever used, and the best is good The Cheapest Bates for Advertising, and terday. New York, yesterday. Edward S. Wyman Run Over and ises, to be clear and colder, with a ''eold THE LARGEST CIBCTJIIATION. enough for me."—Mrs. P. S. r - ; This weather is hard on the Itnights William Mullen of Franklin avenue Killed on the Winnipauk Branch tvavc.'' . The Weekly (x&sette* of the road. _ • is seriously ill with the grip. A Deserved Compliment. ; • v| - Last Night. • SOUTH NORWALK. [Combined with Fridays DailvJ The man who jokes about the grip About 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon, hasn't had it. James Merritt is quite ill at his home TUt GAZETTE is on note at tlie news office Is issued every Friday at Noon'at i Probably Had a Fit. Chief of Police Vollmer was summoned THREE CFSTS PER COPY, OB $1.00 FEB TEAS. in Dublin, with a complication of dis to the police rooms at South, Norwalk, of Fred Coleman, .f.U.Vlffnti, W.X.Ather- Have you read "Th» Voice of a Vio and was not a little surprised to find a ton, and If. E. Ttodwell. Advertisements lin" now running in the WEEKLY GA eases. flie Daily and Weekly. Edward S. Wyman, who lives on the number of city officials and* others as and Orders for all kinds of tfOlt ZETTE ? Joseph Skillen, colored, an old ser Wolfpit Hill road, was run over and sembled there. He was made aware of INQ- received at our branch office on Kail- Sfrred 10 Local Subscribers at- vant of President Lincoln, died yester Hon. Chauncey M. Depew has been killed by car No. 7 on the Winnipauk what was wanted of him when City At road Square. TEN CENTS PER WEEK. OB $4.53 PER YEAR. day in Richmond, Ind., aged lOOyears. branch of the horse railroad line about torney Light stepped up to him and Adelina Patti was in this city yester A. H. BYINGTOX. Proprietor. re-elected president of the New York Union League club. 8:45 last evening, in iront of the resi presented him with an elegant gold day. The funeral of Mrs. Amelia Williams dence of Fletcher, fierce, in Winni police badge, prefaced by a neat little Annual dinner of the Canoe Club to This paper has the largest circulation of will be held at St. Paul's Church, Sat pauk. ^ speech. Chief Vollmer attempted to morrow night. any paper in the State west of Bridgeport. Miss Etta Carter of West avenue is urday, Jan. 16, at 2 p. m. Wyman left Norwalk about 8 o'clock make a speech in reply but his heart visiting her sister, Mrs. D. M. Marvin, in the evening with a horse and car was too full for the utterance of more Mr. and Mrs, "Danbury Jack'' were in New York city. in town again this morning. —Have you seen the new table linens riage which he/was to take to a house than his thanks. He, however, invited JOB PRINTING. in Winnipauk for Thomas Lawlor. the party to indulge in cigars and an Bread and cake sale at the W. C. T. W. B. Hall & Company are out with at the Norwalk Boston store ? They ME. HARRY M. GARDNER, JR., formerly of are beauties and so cheap, too. - He drove to the house and left the adjournment was made to the City U. rooms to-morrow evenirg. an important announcement to the la team and then hastened to the termi Hotel. The badge is valued at over New York City, is the superintendent of our A. Kunz proposes starting a news dies in to-day's issue. nus of the road to catch the 8.40 horse- $125. It was purchased by a number office at No. 19 Railroad Place. „ ^ ' Printing Departments. He is an experienced Captain George A. Cornell, state car for Norwalk. of Mr. Vollmer's appreciative friends Francis Higgens was sent to jail for Book, Job and Newspaper Printer, and all There was a family re-union at the armorer," has been granted a patent on He boarded the car and stood on the and is a splendid testimonial of the residence of Geo. W. Selleck on Mer- his unique ridge-pole splice for tents. ten days this morning, for vagrancy. work entrusted to him will be satisfactorily front platform with the driver John S. high appreciation in which he is held. win street yesterday. Lockwood. That he was deserving of it the GAZETTE C. F. Tolles is doing jury duty at the el one. Special care and attention Riven to Ex-Deputy Sheriff Charles Adams, LockwOod says that he noticed that fully believes and extends to him the Court of Common Pleas, in Bridgeport. CHURCH AXD SOCIETY PRIKTIXG. —New Hamburg Edgings of hand who has been ill for some time past at Wyman was intoxicated and after talk heartiest of congratulations. In the Butcher J. Schaub is sick at his some design from lc per yet. up, at the his residence on Adams avenue, died ing with him a few minutes took him center of the badge is the coat of arms home on Woodward avenue, with the Cardinal Manning Norwalk Boston store. this morning. bv the arm and put him in the inside of Connecticut with motto, surrounded grip. of the car. . by blue enamel circle with "Chief of F. L. Piper of New York will preach The venerable Cardinal Manning, Ex-President Noah Porter was a lit While going down the steep incline Police, SoutU Norwalk, Ct.," in letters Patti's hair has changed color, but in the Advent church, East Norwalk, who died yesterday in London, was not tle better last evening than on Wednes near the residence of Fletcher Pierce, of gold; this is surmounted by a gold next Sunday. her box office figure is as robust, day. He passed a very comfortable in Winnipauk, the driver's attention eagle, over which is set in a rising sun only one of the most learned men of plump and round as ever. day yesterday. Stephen Naphey moved into his new was attracted by the jolting of the car a large diamond. On either side of house on South Osborne avenue, yes the Catholic hierarchy, but he was and on turning around discovered tnat the circle is a wreath of gold leaves. thoroughly devoted to general moral Several of the players of the dis —It will pay you to see the new and Wyman had gone and that the car was The badge must be seen to be fully terday. elegant line of ladies' cotton under and social reforms. His influence over banded New Haven polo team skipped empty. Hastily applying the brake appreciated. Builder Raymond has the contract the city leaving unpaid board bills. wear just received at the Norwalk Bos and stopping the car he went back and for a $2,500 house for Charles Bosch, the labor organizations was very great : ton store. . N about twenty feet from the car he found How to Introduce Your Husband! on Girard Place. ^ and was steadily on the increase. Since Mrs. George R. Hendrickson of Main The first of the new series of excur Wyman lying beside the track. In speaking of her husband a woman The latest agony on £he 5 o'clock tea the great church leaders of the middle street has been suddenly called to Long sions which are being gotten up by the Mr. Pierce was summoned and Wy never makes a mistake if she calls him table is a loaf of bread with a pink cra ages there have been few ecclesiastics Island by the death of her mother. Pennsylvania railroad will leave Jersey man was put aboard the car and laid "Mr." or "my husband.'' It is some vat tied in a huge bow. ?:; whose abilities and opportunities have City on Jan. 21st. on the seat and with Mr. Pierce hold times difficult to decide when the hus The new bakery at East Norwalk will ing his head, the car was driven to the availed in a wider measure for the mor —A special linen and cotton sale be band has a title just what the wife start up on Monday. It will be con Mr. Austin Corbin, J. A. Bostwick and residence of Dr. S. H. Huntington, should do with it. This is the severest ducted by New Canaan parties, al, social and material welfare of the gins to-morrow and continues for one No. 129 Main street, which is on the week,at the Norwalk Boston store. J. S. Macaulay, the railroad magnates, rule. In speaking of her husband she Mrs. Johanna Conners died at the masses of the people. The death of the were in Bridgeport yesterday with Col. line of the road. should never say "General A " or home of her son, Edwin Conners, on English cardinal is a loss to civiliza William H. Stevenson. Wyman did not speak a word after "Doctor B ," but "Mr. A—— Madison street, early this morning. The summary of The Weekly Record being put in the car and when the Doc "Mr. B." No matter what he mis The Long Island express was three tion. for the current week shows 10 real es tor's house was reached he was dead. judge, governor, captain—to her he is tate sales and $17,600 real estate mort A. Leslie Austin has left his "grip" After an examination had been made hours late this morning, by reason of a Duke of Clarence. at home and will tell you all about and should be plain "Mr. A ." collision on the New England road. gages for Norwalk. by the Doctor, the body was brought Mrs. Grant never, even when her hus The death yesterday of Albert Tictor, things that never occurred to you, at to the horse car depot and then carried Probably the worst section of con the Opera House, Tuesday evening, band was President, spoke of him as Duke of Clarence, the oldest son of the A barge containing 360 tons of coal across the street to Jennings' under other than Mr. Grant, though it is the crete walk in this city is that in front Jan 19. of the Quittner building on North Main Prince of Wales and heir presumptive for the Housatonic railroad was sunk taking rooms. custom of the President's wife to speak Wednesday during the gale in Bridge Wyman's brother, George R. Wj'- street. of the English crown, will be felt by a Judge Botkin will hold court in Of him as "the President." port Harbor. Stevens county or the coroner will hold man', a hatter, who lives on Lewis The one exception to this rule of James Reardon has been placed in very few to be a blow. To the people an inquest on Judge Botkin. That's street, was notified of the accident ignoring her husband's official or pro charge of the coal docks at Wilson at large it will mean the succession of Residents on the outskirts of Middle- and was soon at the undertaking rooms. fessional titles is when the wife pre Point. The right man in the right town have been startled by hearing the the kind of a Kansas lynch-pin Judge He was the only relative of the dead his younger, abler and more popular Botkin is. c' ^ ; sents him to any one else. Then she place. •screams of a panther and observing its man who wag present, and was visibly 8 r brother, Prince George, in the event of says, "My husband, JSeaator Smith," ^ Driver Henry *^ennings the foot-prints in the snow. ^ The annual meeting of the Hartford affected wh£k he viewed his brother's or simply "Dr. Johes.^' The reason Adams Express Company, had his the death of Albert Edward before the National Bank yesterday began the remains. for this is evident. It gives the proper right arm seTerely injured, yesterday, demise of Quoen Victoria. In the pre —For bargains in household linens, year which will bring the bank into the A large crowd soon collected about clue to the stranger, who would wish, by a crate of hats falling upon it, at sent advanced state of British public muslins, embroideries and cotton un second century of its existence. It was the undertaking rooms, and nearly two of course, to address the nev/ acquaint the factory of Otto Barthol. derwear attend the great sale now on, organized in June, 1792. hundred people were about the place ance with the proper title. opinion the character of the next mon when Deputy Coroner Burke arrived at Lieutenant W. H. Jones, of No. 8 at the Norwalk Boston store. Last of all, let any wife take heed engine, New York city, last night pre arch, if there shall be a next, will have Dr. Charles F, Deems, D. D. LL.D.. 10 o'clock. how she wears her husband's title and The Deputy Coroner made an exami sented the Old WellH. and L. Co. with an important bearing on British gov Bishop Hare, of South Dakota, at the of New York, will address the allows herself to be spoken of as "Mrs. a history of the New York fire depart request of the Episcopal House of Quarterly meeting of the Y. P. S^ C. nation of the body and discovered an Gov. Jones" or "Mrs. Secretary ernment. . abrasion across the stomach showing ment, from its inception to the present Bishops, has started on another trip to E. at the Baptist church. South Nor Smith." No- matter what title her hus date. Japan, to be absent about three months. walk, Tuesday, evening Jan. 19, at 7.30. where the wheels had passed over the band has, she has no more right to wear Understand. body. The spine was also dislocated, it than she has to wear his shoes.— The funeral of Mrs. Lorinda Smith, By some it is said that protection in and one hand .was mangled, and the Minneapolis Journal. relict of the late Amzi Smith, who died The 27th anniversary of the capture A pleasant surprise party was given Deputy Coroner.-gave it as his opinion .at the home of her son, John W. Dake creases immigration and competition of Fort Fisher by the army under Gen to Mr. W. F. Foote at his residence in that the dead man's back was broken. Yale-Harvard Debate. on Chestnut street, yesterday, will be in the home labor market. If it is so, eral Terry and the navy under Admiral Wilton last evening. Quite a number After the examination of the remains attended from her late home to-morrow then the workingmen understand that Porter will be observed in New Haven of Norwalkers were in attendance and had been made the Deputy Coroner Sanders Theater, Cambridge, was afternoon. protection is better for them than free this evening. all enjoyed themselves immensely. decided to send for Coroner Doten, of filled last night with a large and inter On the evening of the 25th of this ested audience, gathered to listen to trade, says N. D. Sperry, in the Pal Thompson E. Stroud, of Newtown, Bridgeport,and hold a post mortem ex month Gustav Pitzer and Albin Neu- —For particulars concerning the im amination this morning. the joint debate between representative kirchner propose' celebrating their ladium. was found guilty of violation of the li mense bargains offered at the great students of Yale and Harvard. The quor law in the Criminal Court ©f Com Coroner Doten was unable to be birthdays by giving a grand party at • There is an immigration I would linen and cotton sale :of the Norwalk present this morning and a post mor proposition under discussion was that Mr. Pitzer's house on Stuart avenue. mon Pleas, yesterday morning, and Boston store, see adv. on another page tem examination will not be held until a voung man. casting his first ballot in curtail. We have put a stop to con fined $30 and costs. On that date Mr. Pitzer will be two of this paper. late this afternoon, if at alL 1892, should vote for the nominee of.the score years of age and Albin one score. tract labor. I would go further and democratic party. Governor Russell Commissioner Carter, of the General Wyman was subject to fits and his Both expect to score , a suc.cess on the put a stop, if possible, to assisted immi A new chimney is being built on the wife stated to a GAZETTE reporter this presided. No vote was taken at tne date mentioned. ' gration ; to paupers and criminals— Land Office, estimates that the pro rear of the kitchen of the Norwalk morning that he was in the habit of close of the debate. ceeds from the sales of public lands for Hotel, the old chimney having been The debate was opened by E. R. Up The first annual dinner of the Old possibly adopt the passport principle. having them about once a month. He Well Hook and Ladder Company took the fiscal year ending June 30, 1892, rendered unsafe by the continued shak had one last month about this time, ton of Yale, in the affirmative, who de To kill the protective principle would will be ,$9,000,000. place at the parlors of the company, ing caused by the trains that pass un and she was :of the opinion that he clared that the democratic party was r work ruin to the laboring people. der the tunnel. the party of fair trade and progressive last night. The dinner was bj Caterer must have been taken with one last Mead,and was all that could be desired. Destroy our protective tariff and our Senator Stanford lias recently ideals. The great purpose for which shipped 10,000 gallons of brandy of Auntie Miller-Ronk, who broke her night and ielljoff the front platform. Ex-Mayor Comstoclc filled the^ bill as laboring men would be obliged to work The deceased was 27 years of age and the republican party was formed has his own manufacture to Bremen. It is leg Tuesday, was taken to the Bridge been achieved, divided councils have toast-master, and all present filled up was the son of Samuel and Caroline on the bill of fare. Among those who as cheaply as they do abroad, or we for the use of the imperial army and port Hospital yesterday in a coach. Wyman, of Cranberry Plains. Some prevailed, personal ambitions have pre could not sell our manufactured arti navy of Germany. She withstood the journey better than dominated, and the party is dominated made happy speeches were Mayor was expected and is now doing nicely years ago he married a MissCoggswell, Reed, Rev. H. E. Burnes, Postmaster cles in the world's markets, or even in who survives him. by the money power. Mr. John Adams, of Middletown, N. at the hospital. < G. F. Costigan of Harvard was the Charles E. Doty. Lieut. Wm. Jones, of our own. Better then let good immi Unless the Coroner orders otherwise, the New York fire department, Chas. Y., who has been visiting his father ex- The horse belonging to the Holmes funeral services over the body will be first speaker in the negative, and con grants come to us; they not only be sheriff Adams on Adams street, who is fined his remarks wholly to a review of S. Trowbridge, John H. Ferris. Chief Keeler & Selleck company, which was held at the Cranberry Plains Chapel to Prowitt, of the Norwalk and Chief Mc- come producers, but consumers as well. quite ill with the grip, returned to Mid morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock, and the the two parties' position on the silver taken sick with azaturia Wednesday question. With the record of the demo Gowan of the South Norwalk fire de With free trade our working men dletown last evening. morning, died yesterday afternoon. remains interred in Norwalk cemetery. partments, City Attorney John H. The horse was one of the most valuable cratic party upon this question in view, would be obliged to compete with all the new voters should vote against its Light and Editor James Golden, of the Senator Voorhees has jumped on owned by the company and was valued Railroad Rumors. Sentinel. The speeches of the two foreign workmen, and low wages at Senator Hill's presidential aspirations nominees.' . at $800. ' W. E. Thomas of Yale followed in last named gentlemen were the hap their homes across the sea, instead of with the remark that he lives too close The New England-Long Island man piest of the evening. There was a uni with the few who now seek new homes to Wall street. Hill might adopt the The will of the late Daniel Hand,, of agement is now working towards the the affirmative, speaking of the demo cratic tariff policy as one that should versally expressed desire that the Old among us. Brice idea and catch public sentiment Guildford, who has given about $1,500,- establishment of a more direct connec Well's repeat the "dose" next year. in all sections. 000, for the education of the colored tion of the two roads, than is now pro win to their side the votes of all young race in the South, was offered for pro vided by the Wilson Point Oyster Bay men. He compared the Mills and Mc- Merchants' Association. In the Daley murder trial at Willi- bate yesterday. It has forty-eight route. A road will be built from a Kinley bills in many of their details to Yesterday the State grange appoinietT About 35 merchants interested in the mantic yesterday Dr. Wolf, of Hart printed pages, containing some 22,000 point on the Housatonic road along the the advantage of the former and said a committee to urge Congress to con formation of a branch of the Merchants' ford, expert, testified that he had found words. Sound to some Point opposite White- the charges that the democratic posi tinue the tax on Sumatra tobacco. Commercial Association of- Connecti traces of human blood on the shears al stone or College Point, L. I. A tunnel tion regarding the tariff is one of hos cut, met at Mechanics' Hall, South leged to have been used in the murder A well-known amateur photographer, under the Sound at some plape between tility to American progress, are only fit A borough meeting in Colchester has Norwalk, last evening and organized a of James Corcoran. of Norwalk, has squandered five dol these Long. Island places is contem for campaign cries and are not true. voted to quarantine the place, scarlet branch of the order. Mr. P. E. Cleve lars riding to and fr®m South Norwalk plated. For a considerable distance in R. C. Surbridge of Harvard made fever having been raging there for two land, secretary of the State Associa Miss C. M. Trowbridge, the author on the horse cars in an unsuccessful at that vicinity the Sound is less than a quite a humorous speech, supporting months. - i tion, was present and explained the ess, and one of the most widely known tempt to get a snap shot at Conductor mile wide, and engineers say that a tun the republican side of the question, workings of the order, as did also F. ladies in Connecticut, died in Mans Gould Hoyt with a two dollar bill in nel could be constructed not to exceed touching upon the silver question, tar Mrs. Bishop Boone of China is now C. Johnson, secretary of the New Brit field, Conn., yesterday. She was his mouth. an extreme length of two miles, pass iff, and predicting that the democrats, upon the Pacific Ocean, en route via ain branch. The newly organized Nor seventy-three years old. ing through solid rock and without a having deliberately thrown overboard San Francisco, for New York. She is Jackson, Tenn., was visited by an grade to exceed lo per cent. The work the two foremost champions of their expected in Norwalk in about two or walk branch will meet in the near fu earthquake yesterday morning. The ture und elect their officers. on the road that is to be carried from pet theory, would pass a tariff bill far three weeks. Late to bed and early to rise will shock was followed by a fearful roar the Housatonic to the point where the more objectionable than that of 1888. shorten the road to your home in the ing like an approaching tornado. Many tunnel into the Long Island's territory William P. Aiken of Yale was the last The February Century will contain He Confessed. skies.—Chicago Tribune. citizens were aroused from their sleep will be made is likely to begin within speaker in the affirmative. He asserted an article on "Recent Discoveries Con and were greatly alarmed. • At a hearing held yesterday by rail But early to bed and late to rise will a few months.—Bridgeport News. that while the democratic party has a cerning the Gulf Stream," and another road officials to investigate into the dispel your desire to visit the skies. consistent and elevated purpose the re on " The Australian Registry of Land cause of Wednesday's accident in New —The annoyance and worry caused Heavy Purchase on Tin Plate. publican party has taken no step for Titles,"—the latter by Edward Atkin Secretary Foster has awarded a life by the loss through fire or otherwise of ward. The democratic party can be son. ;> Haven, Hugh Burton, a switchman Among the recent heavy purchasers nearlyneany seventy years ofoi age, admittedaumiLieu saving medal of honor to Moritz Rosen- private papers, though they may be of moulded by the young men because the little intrinsic value, is incalcuable. A of tin plate, is the firm of J. L. P'®8- lion of private interest does not stand A plot to tap the Western Union having signalled safety when he was thai, of Riverside, Cal., a lad of 14yrs., cott & Co., of North Berwick, Me., the wires and intercept the dispatches be not•nmi-n/\ sure that4-Ua4- suchnn/>it a signal hadT"ko/3 been for rescuingvoflomtiff an. manwinn fromfrntn '.drnwniriff,drowning onoil safe at $5 per year in the Safe Deposit in its path. _ the 39th of August, 1891, at the peril of Vault of the National Bank of Norwalk manufacturers of the popular modern Arthur P. Stone, of ; Harvard closed tween the Guttenburg race-track and given him. He had been in the employ stove polish called Enameline. This the Harrison pool-rooms was frustrated of the company since the road was his own life. . will save all this. c ,4 the debate, speaking in praise of the firm is now using two tons of tm plate republican party's position in the ques last night by the detection and arrest of built, but this did not save him from four men in Harrison. discharge. The damage to the loco Some miscreant cut the water pipe in tion of pensions, southern elections 4 motives did not exceed $600. the closet at the GAZETTE building and civil service reform. some time Wednesday night or Thurs eruits for general service at twenty-One for their goods, they are unable to keep The speeches were limited to fifteen Trainer William H. Lockwood pur day morning. A reward is offered for and1 thirty11. • _J years,_ _ except *inn tmAAiAlspecial the market supplied, although their minutes each, and all the speakers ap chased another 2 year old colt at the —At an expenditure of one cent and imformation that will lead to his ar cases, where the minimum limit may works are running to their fullest capac peared at their ease, and at times re Smith-Bonner sale in New York Wed one-third per day you can have a good rest, in another column. ,r _ r be lowered to eighteen years. Boys ity. ceived great applause from their sym nesday. The colt is a fine looking ani sized safe in the Safe Deposit Vault of pathizers in the audience. mal and arrived on the propeller in between the ages of sixteen and eight x; Methodist Church. tthe National Bank of Norwalk. Coupon It is on dit that Water Commissioner een years may be enlisted, however, as good shape last evening. r. rooms and all conveniences will be pro Mead is about to sell his pretty resi The evangelistic meeting last even . Struck by the Express- vided. Call at the bank now; and so musicians. , dence on Berkeley street to dry-goods- ing was a splendid success, both in the Patrick Leary, the assistant construc The Hon. Robert J. Chester, said to have a choice of location. ; man Tristram, and if the trade is con Rev. Dr.. Gordon, of Japa.n, gave a increased attendance and in the general tion-master of the Bridgeport division, be the oldest Free Mason in the world, summated, he has an option on the Dr. delightful lecture last evening in the interest manummanifest. Thexuc mo«last meeting was struck and almost instantly killed died in Jackson, Tenn., yesterday, A belated case of remorse con- Barbour place om'Elm street. . » > T chapel of the Congregational church fQr this week will be held to-night at near Fairfield, yesterday afternoon, by a<*ed 99. Mr. Chester served on the on •' Life in Japan." The doctor has i ak ti«» »#™nn l*st eveniner was science was brought to light ..45. The sermon last evening was the 2.57 up-express on the Consolida staff of Andrew Jackson, his kinsman, ywhen a man'sent 21 cents to the Brook George S. Knight, the actor, died resided in Japan for twenty years, and greatly helpful to Christian workers as ted road. Deceased was well known at the battle of New Orleans. He cast lyn City Railroad Company, saying yesterday afternoon at the home of his his statements respecting« •.—the wonderv • was manifest by the large number who here, having at one time been track his first vote for Madison and had that he had defrauded the company out mother, Mrs. Rebecca Sloan, in Phila- ful changes that have taken place in presented themselves at the altar at the. walker between South Norwalk and voted for every Democrat since that of that sum when a boy by paying only delphia. Mr. Knight was taken ill in +wthat time, socially, morallyTnnrallv and religirell£rl* prayer service. ' 'The hand of our God Darien. He was 56 years of age and time. Masons from many parts of the ously, were exceedingly interesting is upon all them for good that seek half fare when he was old enough to California four years ago, and had not TT- 11 leaves a wife and four sens. country will attend the funeral. pay full fare. been on the stage since that time. ilfi iiiillssil "WEEKLY- NOR¥ - GAZETTE -j*r- A Startllirsr Decision. The man was bustling about, getting Fire at Bell Island. < 1 them soiiieUiiug to eat, and he looked up §hotel at Bell Island, conducted Judge Pennypacker, of the court of by Edward Frye of Danbury, was common pleas in Philadelphia, has just and told them where the next town was. of very gen Tl:ey had wandered many miles from Mrs given a decision which is THE BOSTON burned to the ground Saturday after eral interest. It is that social clubs *** ii. a. • y <. w " . . Ha miyn's country house. Thurston asked noon. Smoke was discovered issuing cannot sell intoxicating liquors, even to their host if there was any place where from the roof of the building between members, without a license. Judge they might get a conveyance. He directed four and five o'clock, and in alarm was Pennypacker said that the transac tfem to a place down the road—the house tions between the club and the receiver THIRI) ^KHQAEmLE sounded by the whistles of the tugs ly of the liquors must be regarded as a of one Seth Dowe. ing near by, and parties who were in U Thurston and Havemeyer were now sale. There was a delivery of the pro OF- boats started for the island as quickly perty accompanied by a change of title A NOVELETTE, .si'ateij at a small wooden table, where as possible and succeeded in saving a thoir strange host had 6pread a hearty for a money consideration, and a profit few articles of furniture. was realized. The further question meal of bread, cold meat and vegetables. The fire apparently started in the whether it was such a sale as was con By William Earls Baldwin/ "Is it a lonely life?" the old.man said, in basement of the building, and it is templated by the legislature in framing reply to a query from Thurston. "No, in thought a defective flue was the cause. the act he discusses at length, reaching There are no conveniences on the (Copyright. 1S91. by Globe Preas Association.,) deed, I don't look like it, but I was once a the conclusion that it is such a sale. He Will Commence Saturday, January 16,1892. man of the world. I ruined myself gamb island for fighting fire, and the build argues that the plain intent of the law ling, di inking. I have been in South ing slowly but surely wa? consumed to is to restrict the privilege of selling gether with nearly all of its contents. CHAPTER m. Africa, South America, India, besides the liquor to a few licensed persons, who The landlord, Mr. Frye, was absent at are to be subject to certain specific reg (Synopsis of Preceeding Chapters.) continent of Europe, and this is the only the time with his wife at Rowayton, CHAPTER I. place I can live in peace. I scarcely see a ulations, and all others are forbidden HOUSEHOLD LINENS. * sleigh-riding. He saw the flames from to sell or offer for sale intoxicating Langford finds Philip Davarls a Greek violin human face from one year's end to an that that place and located the fire at We carry the largest line of these goods in the State, and our prices ists, in New York a'fter the latter has been on a other. It's a quiet life, but I have many liquors, with the exception .only of Wilson Point and telephoned for in druggists andapotnecaries, not of clubs. LOWEST mysterious journey. Finds a telegram dated things to forget—so many. Let me give formation and seemed almost thunder are always the . THESE FIGURES SHOULD MOVE THEM Paris: "Come at once. Important discoveries. The statute also declares it to be ' 'un QUICKLY. i Ketone." Who i3 Helene? The two friends go you young men a bit of advice: Shun struck when told that it was his hotel, lawful to keep or maintain any house, to Lenox later. Davaris's strange agitation at cards, drinking and the pursuit of pleas and he was not long in driving to the room, or place, hotel, inn or tavern" Good 56 inch Cream Damask at only 19c per yard. * meeting a society girl, Gladys Montague. ure. I was once wealthy, had many scene. Fortunately there was no where liquors are sold by retail, "ex Better grade Cream Damask at 25c per yard. CHAPTER II. wind blowing at the time else cept a license therefor shall have been Extra good Cream Damask, 62-inches wide, at 29c per yard. ' friends, but something happened that some of the other buildings would Two society men, Ned Lawrence and Thurs made me ashamed to look a fellowman in previously obtained." This would 72 inch Double Damask, cream or white, worth $1 per yard, at only 69c. ton meet Davaris at the country house of Mrs. no doubt have been destroyed. The seem to be comprehensive enough to in Hamlyn at Lenox. Lawrence's flirtation with the face again. You will pardon me, but season at the island closed some weeks Constance Hamlyn. Miss Montague shows I am not feeling well to-night. I have a clude clubs of every degree, since each since and Mr. and Mrs. Frye were the must have a house, room, or place in Davaris a picture. "That
At Last; RACE OF WHITES, At last the long-expected accident NO DANGEB OF A FIGHT. DISCLOSED BY RED MEN. has occurred. A poor woman lies upon a bed of suffering, and all because of He Plainly Intimates That the War Scare a rich man's greed to obtain a little Is All in the Ainericau News BURIED in the heart of the miglrty forests for years the more of the public's domain, and the papers :iiui Has No Foun secret of the plants and herbs that have been dation in Fact. 'used by the Indiana to make the medicine with unexplained refusal of a public ser which vant to obey the instructions issued to him by the people of the Borough WASHINGTON, Jan. 15.—Minister Montt HEALTH tries to ridicule ail intimations that a crisis restored to all their braves and squaws who through their representatives. What became the victims of BLOOD POISONING, excuse can be offered for such gross exists in the situation between tliis country MAX ARIA, LIVER, and KIDNEY DIS and Chili and all suggestions that we may EASES, DYSPEPSIA, an^l BILIOUSNESS. negligence ? Certain it is that the have war over the attack upon our sailors At last through aid of the Government the newspapers have called sufficient at at Valparaiso. KICKAPOO INDIAN AGENCY tention to the condition of the curbing have secured the services of the KICKAPOO To a reporter he said: "All ideas of war MEDICINE MEN or INDIAN DOCTORS 2 GAZETTE BUILDING. in front of the Nor walk hotel, but is in the mind of the press of this country. to gather the medicines and prepare them for the benefit of the WHOLE NATION. what effect has it had upon the owner Today I received a Valparaiso newspaper, I In itspreparation NO ACIDS or MINERAL POISOXS of the property, or upon the gentleman which has an account of a ball given on are used. The Druggists all sell it. It is called instructed to have it repaired. They board your cruiser, Baltimore, at which might as well have talked to the winds. were a number of Chilians. It mentions a KICKAPOO INDIAN SAGWA, What excuse can the rich property number of social entertainments given at and is a Specific Remedy for INDIGESTION, the residences in honor of American citi BILIOUSNESS, MALARIA. GENERAL owner offer this poor woman for his DEBILITY, a positive cure for HEADACHE, zens. NERVOUS PROSTRATION, OYSPKPSIA. part in the transaction ? A pencil line Peace ami Goodwill Reijjn. IMPURE BT.OOD, 1;53 KIT MAT ISM, NKU- KAT.GIA,KIDNEY and LIVER TRO UltLES. CLOAKS AM. FUR Mm upon a map, its origin unknown, is all "There is no intimation made of strained Get a bottle of that authorized the digging up of this relations between my country and your own. MICE, ONE DOLLAR. INDIAN SAGWA, curb, and nothing but an insatiable, All is peace there, and goodwill toward the citizens of this country. In the same mail I TRY KICKAPOO INDTAN WORM KILLER grasping appetite for more caused this for your CIIILDKSN. OXLY 25 cent3 a box. poor woman's sufferings. received a number of current American daily newspapers. AT SPECIAL PRICES! ,, What steps will be taken by Mrs, "All talk about war with Chili. They TO BENT. Hall towards suing the Borough for its speak of Chilian hatred of American citizens. O LET.—A Cottage of seven roonis, three neglect, in allowing the work to remain They say President Harrison is about to ask minutes walk from the bridge, to let to a Our entire stock of Ladies', Misses' and Children's Cloaks, Ladies' Long in its dangerous condition, we know congress for authority to declare war with goodT tenant Apply to CHABLES OLJI TEAD, or at office of DAILY GAZETTE. tf252 not, but it is generally conceded that Chili. All is Talood and war with them. Garments, Infants' Long and Short Cloaks WILL BE CLOSED OUT WITHOUT REGARD TO she can recover heavy damages for her What a difference in the condition of minds rno RENT.—Cottage on West Mail. street. in the two countries!" JL Enquire of GEO. S. GREGOBY. ! tt'227 THEIR FORMER COST OR PRICE. Ladies in want of anything in this line will find this an accident; at the same time public A Cunning Diplomat. opinion points its finger at the proper Evidently Senor Montt is a cunning diplo OOMS TO LET.—First floor, ill High street, to small family only. Inquire of opportunity that they cannot afford to miss. ty owner, who without right or auth matist. This is in the direct line of the TAFTR BROS., Clothiers, 23 Wall street. tf231 ority made it possible for such an acci statements which have all along been made Our Stock of FUR CAPES will also be included in this sale.® ,, by tongue, cable and the mails to President FOE SALE. dent to occur, and says, FOB SHAME ! Harrison and Secretary Blaine. It is mis leading. While this kind of misrepresenta ARGE, YOUNG HORSE for sal cheap. Our Board of Trade. tion is being made the Chilian government J Apply at the PEOPLE'S MARKET. 21 Wall Should Eip Van Winkle make a takes no steps to repair the outrages com street. 3m 233 mitted UDon our sailors. PRETTY Cottage of seven room], near the : second visit to this country and come A Bridge. Price $2,500. Only $00 down. to Norwalk, he would certainly con- Killed Because They Were Yankees. Apply to O. E. WILSON. Real Estate Agent gratulate our Board of Trade on being SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 15.—The Examiner GAZETTE Building J his able and rightful successor, ready says editorially: "The testimony of the TTIOR SALE.—A number of largj Counter HAMBURG - EDGINGS. officers and men of the Baltimore given at I' Drawers, that were in use at vie Ambler and willing to compete with him in an more will be sold at a bargain./ Apply at Mare Island investigation makes it clear TRISTRAM IT HYATT'S. GAZETTE Bnijding. tfl9 other sleep of twenty years. Whether that our sailors were assaulted in Valpa We have opened this week our first importation of Hamburg Edgings and our Board has taken the sleep that raiso because they were Americans. The WANTED. evidence is too strong to be shaken by inter r Insertings. These goods are direct from the factory, and include cheap, medium and FINE knows no waking, we know not, but i— ested Chilian statements. le, steady certain we are that it has gone into in Fplace for the year, must undei. tand milk- "It is plain also that the Chilian authori ing, gardening and making himse r generally qualities. Ladies are invited to examine them before the assortment is broken up as we feel nocuous desuetude. Here are Bridge ties were aware of the gravity of the out useful. Address or call on S. W BYINGTON port, Stamford and Danbnry, with un rage and not ignorant of the spirit which GAZETTE Office, tf267 confident that no such line has ever before been shown in town. ;• stinted liberality! and energy, gather prompted it. All reasonable doubt has now been removed, and though Chili be little she ing in new manufactories and enter is not too small to be compelled to do jus To Rent. prises while the Norwalk Board of tice. . HE TWO STORES with baser ents in the Trade sleeps. Time Now to Act. NEW NORWALK CLUB IUILDING, "The people will back our government in TheseT stores will be ready for o'cu; pancy on Where in all Connecticut is there a or before April 1st, 1892, and will.1) rented or proceeding with stern decision. Chili in leased gn very reasonable terms. better locality for manufactories? this matter has been treated leniently. Tfie Fa* further .particulars in
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THIS ENUMERATION BILL PASSED. c to be almost heartbroken at the loss of her ' < fiance. When the first outburst of sorrow Republican CARTERS m over the prince's death has passed away, it ; j Ruled Out of Order. BT DEATH'S HAND would not be strange' to find that the grief ALBANY, Jan. 15.—The enumeration bill stricken betrothed of the dead prince will was passed by the senate Thursday. The .:->»y '--'r'-l V receive the largest amount of sympathy. Republicans protested, but were ruled out Prince Albert Victor of Eng People will not forget, however, that the of order and not allowed to speak. Princess of Wales, the future queen of Eng The only change was as to the date of be land Breathes His Last. ' land, is mourning her firstborn; but the ginning the census, making it Feb. 16, and picture of that weeping girl, of the poor fixes the compensation of enumerators at Princess May, only a few days ago the two dollars per day and one cent per capita happy, proud, much envied betrothed of the extra, instead of three dollars per day as in Corner 12th Street, New York City. &EEAT BRITAIN MOUENS. heir apparent, whose hopes and future are the original. • •v r CURE thus crushed beneath the stride of death, is the saddest of all. The Times says that the i [ Chris Magee Talks. , y • . 1 '• -- Prince George Now Becomes tho heart of the nation goes forth to the grief- NEW YORK, Jan. 15.—Hon. Christopher bowed parents and to his weeping bride. L. Magee. of Pittsburg, was at the Fifth Heir Presumptive. Avenue hotel today. To a reporter he said: Work on the Wedding Dress Stopped. "Naturally Pennsylvania is for Mr. Blaine. At Belfast the looms which were weaving It is his native state, and the people admire ABOUT the linen for the household of the dead The Great Bell of St. Paul's Tolls Forth his ability and statesmanship. President SICK prince have been stopped, and at Spital- Harrison's administration has been excel the Sad News That the Death Angel fields, where the satin for the wedding dress lent and given satisfaction to the people." of the Princess May was in han&r the looms H O ES : Has Visited the Royal Family anil also stand still by the order of death. This / Philadelphia Clubs Excited. Carried Away One Who Seemed Des wedding dress was to have been one of the PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 15.—The leading ^ NEED A TELESC^ tined at No Very Distant Day to Rule handsomest garments ever turned out by clubs are undecided what they shall do Over the United Kingdom—Princes- English workmen and workwomen. It was when the Law and Order society begins its to have been trimmed with Honiton lace HEAD crusade under Judge Pennypacker's deci C/ V U (TOUT May Almost Heartbroken Over t!i« and orange blossoms. Eight bridesmaids, Ache they would bet EYE^ANO' ° °° sion that it is unlawful for a club to sell suffer from this distressing complaint; butfortu IMm 41 Decease of Her Fiance—They Were to daughters of dukes and earls, were to have liquor to its own members. nately their goodness does notend here,and those >0 F'* * borne the bride's train in the procession to who once try them will find these little pillsvalu Have Been Married in February—Ar able is so many ways that they will not be wil the altar. These young ladies were to wear Guilty of Bigamy. ling to do without them. But after all sick head £ALL rangements for the Dead Prince'* white and silver, trimmed with May blos ST. JOHN, N. B., Jan. 15.—At Dorchester Funeral Obsequies. soms. in compliment to the bride's pet an ex-clergyman named William J. Clarke THESE POINTS name. The marriage was to have been con pleaded guilty to a charge of bigamy. At LONDON, Jan. 15.—At 9 :C0 a. m. Thursday ducted with full state ceremonial, the ladies one time he preached in St. Lawrence ACHE Is the bane of so many lives that here is where the great bell in the lofty steeple of St. Paul's wearing court dresses with long trains. county, N. Y. The looms at Spitalfields were busier than we make our great boast. Our pills cure it while (Trade) MEN'S CALF (Trade) church tolled forth the news that death's ethers do not. "A.J.C.w relentless hand had swept away an English they had been for over a hundred years in The Weather. Carter's Little Liver Pills are very small and LADIES' ".A."J. C.»> (Mark.) weaving the fabrics for the dresses of the very easy to take. One or two pills makea dose. (Mark.) GOOD YEAR prince's claims to the throne. Fifteen min- Clearing; cold wave; northwest winds. They are strictly vegetable and io not gripe or IIAND-SEWED WELT SHOES, bride and her bridesmaids, as well as many purge, but by their gentle action please all who in widths B» C, W, WELT BUTTON E; HizcaOto 11. for the trousseau, it being insisted upon by use them. In vialsat 25cents; five for $1. Sold BOOTS, by druggists everywhere, or sent by mail. the Duchess of Teck that everything that FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. in widths A, B, C, D, E; S2.50. could possibly be produced in England in CARTER MEDICINE CO., New York. size* 1 to 8. connection with her daughter's wedding Closing Quotations of the New York Stock was to be utilized for the occasion. Work Exchange. on the 2,500 guinea silver dinner service and NEW YORK, Jan. It.—Money loaned easy at UfiH Small tee. Snallfria $2.50 on the handsome diamond necklace, which 2^j@3 per cent. Exchange quiet and steady; were to have formed the wedding gifts of posted rates, [email protected]; actual rates, $4.83® 4.83J4 for sixty days and $4.85:§>4.85J4 for demand. the corporation of London, has also come to Governments steady; currency 6a, 109 bid; 4s, a standstill. The same may be said of the coupon, 116K* bid; extended 2s, registered, 100 work going on upon about #500,000 worth of bid. MISSES' SPRINO IIEEL other bridal presents which were intended The stock market opened weak this morning, HAND-SEWED WELT for Prince Eddie and Princess May. the first prices being all lower than those of the BOYS' CALF SHOES* closing of yesterday. Sugar trust led the weak Bargains BUTTON BOOTS, The News Announced. In BUTTON and LACK* ness, declining 1%. Missouri Pacific declined 1 In widths A, B« C« D» E; 'in widths B» G'» D, E' The prince of Wales sent the following per cent, and St. Paul and Whisky trusts % per will be offered in all our de sizes 11 to 2. telegram to the lord mayor of London: cent. each. The general market was only 12H to Our beloved son passed away at 9 o'clock to slightly lower. During the first hour the partments during the month day. ALBERT EDWARD. changes were insignificant as a rule and deal 00 ings displayed no feature. There was a little of $2. - The mayor replied as follows: hardening of values, however, and by 11 We are profoundly moved by the sad news o'clock, in many cases, the opening decline had $2.00. and have communicated it to our fellow citi been fully recovered. In the hour to noon the anuary. zens. We tender our deep and respectful sym trading was extremely dull, and, with the ex pathy with your royal highness in this great ception of an advance of % in Northwestern THE LATE PRINCE ALBERT VICTOR. sorrow and national calamity. and a farther slight decline in the trusts, noth At our Grand Street Store utes before the solemn tones of the great At 1 o'clock in the afternoon the following ing worthy of note transpired. At the close the YOUTHS' VEAL CALF dispatch was received from Sandringham: market was dull. The sales for the morning For CHILDREN'S SPRING bell were heard his royal highness, Prince amounted to 184,706 shares. Albert Victor, the duke of Clarence and After a marked improvement during the HEEL. HAND-SEWED WELT LONDON TIP SHOES early part of the night the strength of the Closing prices: so 50 Avondale and heir presumptive to the Duke of Clarence and Avondale suddenly W«st. Union Tel.. 83^ Del. & Hudson....125 This Week, Adams Express...147 Del., Lack. West. 140 BUTTON BOOTS, SI. IN BUTTON &LACE, SI. failed. About 2 o'clock he began to gradually throne of the United Kingdom, passed U. S. Express 50' Denver lC^a IN WIDTHS B, C. D. E: away. The announcement was immediate sink, and death occurred at a quarter past Embroideries 4cts, yd. IN WIDTHS A, B, C. D. E.; C., C., C. & 1 72% Erie 32 SIZES 11 TO 2. ly posted at the Mansion House. 9 a. m. N. Y. Central 115 Lake Shore 121% SIZES 5 TO 10& This dispatch was signed by the three Domet flannel...... 5cts. yd. The flags on the Tower of London and on Illinois Central... 107% Northwest 116^ THE ABOVE LINES OF SHOES ARE MADE IN FIVE DIFFERENT physicians who had been in attendance Northern Pacific.. 23% Do., preferred.... — Bleached muslin. . 6^£cts. yd. all public buildings were placed at half upon his royal highness. Do. preferred 67Pacific Mail 38J4 WIDTHS, AND IN ALL SHAPES AND STYLES. I CANNOT ONLY SAT mast, while at Windsor castle the half Queen Victoria was immediately notified Central Pacific.... 33?£ Reading ;.... 40% Men's Shirts 4-8cts. ea. ISFY THOSE WHO ARE IN SEARCH OF A NEAT AND NOBBY SHOE, BUT masted flag also gave notice to the people of at Osborne of the death of her grandson. Union Pacific 48)^ St. Paul 80% HAVE AS COMPLETE AN ASSORTMENT FOR THOSE WHO PREFER THE the royal borough of the calamity that had Missouri Pacific.. 63 Wabash 14 Muslin She at once telegraphed to the Prince and Texas Pacific 12J£ Bur. & Quincy....107% OLD-FASHIONED BROAD-SOLED, SOLID COMFORT SHOE. I GUARANTEB befallen the reigning house. The bells of Princess of Wales her deep grief. Alton & T. H 33 Ore. R'y & Nav.. 87 EVERY PAIR TO GIVE ENTIRE SATISFACTION IN EVERY INSTANCE. Westminster abbey and of' all the other The Funeral Preparations. Canada Southern. 60% Ore. & Trans — Underwear. churches throughout London and its sub Canada Pacific.... 93% Rich & Terminal. 16-% Preparations are already making from N.'Y. & N. E 49V6 Corset covers 12 y^c. 19c. 25c. urbs took up the note of death soon after one part of the kingdom to the other to SHOPPING BY MAIL. St. Paul's thundered forth the sad news. Drawers 19c. 29c. 48c. show the sympathy which the subjects of General Markets. By our thorough Mail Order system, and through it shop Millions of pictures and photographs of the queen of England feel for her in this Prince Eddie and Princess May, which NEW YORK, Jan.14.—COTTON—Spot steady; Chemise; i5c. 25c. 38c. ping by mail is rendered easier and as satisfactory as selecting her time of sorrow. •liddling uplands, Futures steady; Jan were destined to be displayed, draped with The nation, it is clear, is honestly in sym uary, 7.22c.; February, 7.28c.; March, 7.41c. Gowns,...... 39c. 48c. 78c. personally in the store. - wedding favors, upon the occasion of the pathy with the queen, Princess of Wales FLOUR—Quiet; Minnesota extra, [email protected]; Skirts 38c. 48c. 68c. royal marriage, were soon encircled with and with Princess May, three royal person city mill extras, [email protected] for West Indies; fine, ALL KINDS OF RELIABLE FOOT COVERING crape and so displayed, forming sad com ages whose good qualities, model lives and [email protected]; superfine, [email protected]. mentaries upon the weakness of human be WHEAT-Opened steady at unchanged prices Flannel Skirts FORM Ah!; WOMAN OR CHILD FOR LESS MONEY devotion to their families have endeared and advanced J4c. by noon on a,good demand; ings, and proving another example of the them in the hearts of Englishmen every $1.25, $1.58, $2.00. THAN SAME GRADE OF GOODS CAN t- BOUGHT fact that, though man proposes, God alone receipts, 90,750 bushels; shipments, 478,647 bush where. From all parts of the civilized els; No. 3 red winter, $1.03J^ cash; January, FOR ELSEWHERE. disposes. world telegraphic messages of condolence $1.01%; February, $1.02%; May, $1.03)4. All England Mourns. Corsets are pouring in upon the royal family; all CORN—Opened steady at %c. decline, and at FALL ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE AND PRICE LIST NOW The whole country is in mourning. The the sovereigns of Europe have sent such noon was dull and unchanged; receipts, 80,200 white, drab and ecru.. 5o cts. news came with a shock upon the people, as messages and have postponed their imme bushels; shinments, 331,542 bushels; No. 2 READY. MAILED FREE ON APPLICATION, the early morning bulletin had encouraged diate public engagements out of respect for mixed, 51%c." cash; January, 50%c.; February, hope of a better re 50%c. the late duke. OATS—Quiet; receipts, 80,20t> bushels; ship Lord & Taylor sult. The news was About a week ago the prince was hunting posted at Marlbo ments, 10,124 bushels; No. 2 mixed, 36>gc. cash; at Sandringham and caught cold. On January, 36^c. ^rand Street Store. N. Y« rough House, the Thursday week, contrary to the advice of RYE—Dull at 97@98c. for the whole range; London residence his best wishers, the Duke of Clarence itfttd 99c ALFRED J. CAMMEYER, of the Prince of again went out shooting in company with BARLEY—Slow: two rowed state, 62@65c.; Wales, at 9:25 his betrothed wife, Princess May. In the •ix rowed state, 70@73c. New York, MOLASSES—Qniat; New Orleans, now, 30® Sixth Avenue, corner 12th Street, New York. o'clock, just ten field the prince complained of feeling very minutes after the 37c. ill, and the next day he was confined to SUGAR—Refined dull and a shade easier; cut Jan. nth, 1892. death of the duke. bed: His cold developed into pneumonia, The crowd in wait loaf and crushed, oJ-hC.: powdered, 4 5-l(3c.; and one of his lungs later on was found to granulated, 4 3-16@t 5-16c. 1,800 Heavy Winter Over $ 8.50 ing, largely com be congested. From this illness he died. COFFFE-Spot lots steady; fair Rio cargoes, £ 6.00 THE PRICE OF THE posed of working 15.00 Sketch of the Late Prince. lOMc. coats of various fabrics—Chin 10.00 people, gave vent RICE—Nominal. 15.00 25.00 to loud expressions Albert Victor Christian Edward, K. G., PORK—Dull; mess, [email protected]. KODAKS COMMON - STOCK LARD-Steady; February, $6.66; March, chillas, Fur Beavers, plain Bea of grief and sym etc., was the eldest child of the Prince B y a special pathy with the and Princess of ,Wales, and was born on $6.74. vers, Vicugnas, Cheviots, Mel arrangement OF THE _ Prince and Prin- Jan. 8, 1864. HeHiad therefore just com BUTTER—Firm; state, tubs, fall made, with the East PRINCESS MARY OP TECK. cegS J Wales and creamery, 20@26c. man Co. we 0 pleted his twenty-eighth year at the time of CHEESE—Steady; state, factory, full cream, tons and Kerseys; blacks, are afele to of Princess May. Pall Mall and the adjoining his death. His early education was con fall made, fancy, 11^@11%. fer to our pat streets were thronged. The hews spread ducted at home, and in 1877 he entered the EGGS—Dull and easier; state, fresh, 25c.; blues, browns; overcoats that rons a limited supply of Bear Valley ~- navy as cadet, serving for two years on the rapidly throughout the West End, and western, fresh, 24J^c. were $18, $20, $23, $25 and their new low everywhere there was the same expression Britannia. TURPENTINE—In the buyer's favor at 33® pjriced Ko- of grief, sympathy and loyalty. • In 1879 he went to sea on the Bacchante 33^c. $30—a few even higher— d,aks in ad and made a tour of the world, spending a RESIN—Dull; strained to good, $1.42^@1.4j. vance of the The Prince's Last Moments. regular trade. Irrigation Co. A dispatch from Sandringham says that considerable time in Australia and the Cape marked now uniformly $15. Place your of Good Hope. He became an undergradu orders now or Is advancing so rapidly that price can only b* when the last moments came the Prince you will and Princess of Wales, the Prince and Prin ate of Cambridge university in 1883, and Some at each store. quoted by the agents "subject to sale." cess of Teck and the Princess Victoria Mary, also studied at Heidelberg, after which he GET The Company having announced its ability commonly known as the Princess May, the was gazetted to a cavalry regiment. In 1890 DO YOU and purpose to pay not less than betrothed of the dying prince, were grouped he visited India, and upon his return was LEFT made Duke of Clarence and Avondale and Free deliveries to all points within one hun at the bedside. The Princess May had dred miles of New York city. as the demand passed a sleepless night, but she bore her took his seat in the house of lords. is sure to ex 15 PER CENT. DIVIDENDS, . Various reports are in circulation as to tlis 'COUGH self with courage in the face of her terrible ROGERS, PEET & CO ceed tlie supply. Whoever secures the stock at $150 per share affliction. The Princess of Wales was ap date and place of the funeral, the latest be DON'T DELAV; parently overwhelmed by the sense of her ing that the funeral will take place on Tues Also the Q. T. a S5.C0 will have an absolutely reliable 10 per ccnt. THREE (Prince,- dividend paying investment. If bought at loss. day next at Frogmore. Lord Salisbury has 1-AKF BROADWAY •{ Warren, :y- ;v:f: The Prince of Wales of course (Somes in canceled the date of his long expected visit STORES. I 32d St. snap shot camera for glass plates, and 23 other $120 per share it will yield 12)4 percent., be styles of cameras. sides its rights in the rapidly accumulating for some sympathy. He has until recently to Exeter, where a large building has been -• held a strong hold upon the affection of the erected on purpose to accommodate the Developing and Printing a specialty. dividend fund. > ' masses, but recent events have somewhat Conservatives who were expected to be Wm. Sheldon, cooled the degree of esteem in which he present. Right Hon. A. J. Balfour has also TIEMANN & BARTLETT, The Preferred Stock, was held, though he caifnot be said to have canceled his big rallying campaign in Ire land. IB West 42d Street, New York. A perpetual 8 per c^nt. security, having first v. Wednesday tens of thousands of busy Stone, Brick anil Sever Contractor, right [to net earnings in preference to the women were working day and night upon 3tl Near Grand Central Depot. common stock, can be purchased at #105 Per the bright costumes many thousands of Curbing, Flagging and House Connections. Share. "" dames and damsels intended to wear upon F®r full particulars address ^ 4 > r1 j the occasion of the rpyal wedding. And f25 Lock Box 36, Norwalk. now in a breath, it may be said, the needles JttOirres Colds,Coughs,SoreThroat.Croup.Influess*, REMOVAL! R. B. Craufurd, are being hurriedly driven into black crape, Whooping Cough, Bronchitis ana Asthma, A certain On or about cure for Consumption In. first sta£e», and a sure relief in black cloth, black velvet and other somber advanced stages* Use at once. You will sec the ROOM 2, MASONIC BUILDING, , - goods natural to mourning attire. oollent effect after taking the first dose. Sold br dealeri everywhere. Large bottlei, 50 cents and fl.OO. Jan. 1, 1892, < NORWALK, CONN., The Illness of the Prince. $500 REWARD. wo will remove from 63 and 81 Murray st* to our Until a few months ago the prince did not A REWARD of Five Hundred Dollars will large and spacious storerooms Or CHAS. W. GBEEN, Financial Agent, WAS f\. be paid by the Selectmen of the Town of Murray Hill Hotel, NEW YOKK. 6m34 / enjoy much popularity. His manner $ 10 Reward ^ ; Norwalk for the arr#st and convictio of the shy and awkward, and there was a general oarty or parties setting any of tne recent 263 and 265 Canal st. I. impression that his character was weak and REWARD of $10 will be paid for informa ncendiary fires in said town, or any such that his abilities insignificant. Unpleasant ru A tion that will lead to the arrest and con may occur hereafter. 40tf and 23 Howard st.,200 feeteast of Broadway,north viction of the person or persons who cut the SAMUEL DASKAM, 1 Selectmen of aide, where we will keep s. mors, many of which were wholly false oi water pipe in the closet in the GAZETTE Build NELSON J. CBAW, > the Town SEAL GARMENTS, grossly exaggerated, were also current con ing. A. H. BYINGTON. OSCAB W. RAYMOND,) of Norwalk. Dated at Norwalk February 16th. 1891. Hundreds of Carriages, Sur CAPES, MUFFS,® cerning his manner of life. The announce BOAS, Etc., v;: ment of his engagement to the Princess May reys, Phaetons, Buggies and 5^ Make the most desirable ; • of Teck did much toward restoring him to Dissolution. ^ all Wagons run on wheels. ; public favor, owing to the great popularity HE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore exist mr'MBE CONVINCED, -v HOLIDAY PRESENT! of the Duchess of Teck. ing between the subscribers under the Wo fitter all vehicles on hand from now until data Our stock comprises all kinds The presumptive heir to the throne now Tfirm name of THE BOSTON STOBE, at 83 Wash We woulu like to convince everyone that of removal at great bargains. ,, j ^ of Furs in the latest styles. is the second son of the Prince of Wales, ington street, is this day dissolved by mutual our average PRICES ARE 'WAY DOWN. G-nts Furs, Carriage Robes, consent. I _ Our goods are marked in plain figures and RII-.
Run Down bv a Train. Auntie Miller Breaks Her Leg. Monkeys on a Tear. OM> AN® Iff 11" WORTH A GUINEA A BOX."!: PENSIONS Monday evening in the baggage room Auntie Miller-Ronk went down by The head keeper of the monkeys' house at the Philadelphia Zoological of the Consolidated road at South Nor- the Housatonic railroad freight office Garden gave the animals under his GEN. WM. II. NOBLE, Walk lay two men who had paid the about 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon, to charge a lot of cranberries soaked in Not Drunk. No. 91 STBATFOBD AVE., BRIDGEPORT. penalty of walking on the railroad gather a few bits of kindling wood. whisky on Sunday as a cure for influ Just dizzy! There is a pres- j| Has allblanks needed under New Law for track. Their names are Frank Kiss She had a small basket on her arm and enza. All the monkeys got as "drmnk sure on the brain, owing to Soldiers, Widows, Parents and Children. Call N as lords " "Jack" and "Reddy" and 1 a clogging of the system. or send for question blanks at once. and Steve Howarth. The former em after picking up all the stray pieces of '•Harry," who are named after three ployed at Asch's factory and the latter wood around the front and sides of well-known young men, were perhaps PATRONIZE THE OLD RELIABLE at Martin Bates'. They had been do the building, she started to descend the the most amusing. Jack and Harry for BEECHAMS ing some trading at the stores and river bank at the rear of the building got they are accustomed to walk on A J|P EXPBESS COMPANY; to gather what pieces of driftwood had their hands and walked upright, each c were on their way home, to Whistle- steadying the other by interlocking PILLS tow Kates. Prompt Delivery floated in to the shore- In going down I will remove the obstruction ville. The old story, they stepped their arms and chattering something in Branch Office, Norwalk, at Morris Benedict's from the tracks to avoid an approach the steep incline her foot slipped on rjl and permits the vital func- the ice and snow and she fell, breaking the baboon language, which Prof. Gar Main Office at Depot, South Norwalk. ing train, when a work train came ner, the student of quadruman lan act naturally. They euro along and both were struck by the her leg below the knee. Her cries were i8tek Ileadnchc, and nil Bilious a»d •; L. HUNT, Agent\ heard by station agent Gould and as guage, would have immediately trans •KervouiOlMrden.ariiUg fromWeak, i locomotive and hurled to one side of lated as a version of the "Razzle Daz SStomach, Indirection, Constipation the tracks. Kiss was picked up and sistant C. M. Haight, who went to her ETER L. GUIGUE, Florist and Nursery Used up. assistance and carried her to the freight zle" song. "Reddy" is only a baby > and Disordered liver. man, Uuion Avenue, north of Union taken to the baggage room by the train office. Officer Morehouse was then yet. He stood up with an expression PCemetery, Norwalk, Conn. Dealer in Green It's the only way to use some and a few moments after Howarth was of great gravity, swayed from side to House and Hot'House and Bedding and Vege taken to the same place on a stretcher. summoned and with the aid of one of table Plants, Fruit and Ornamental Trees, things, but it's a bad condition the H. K. & S. Company's delivery side, while his mother, who is a largo Shrubbery, Vines, Cut Flowers, always on Both laid in the throes of death when macaque, looked at him with mingled Dr. Baker was summoned, who found wagons Mrs. Ronk was taken to her hand, and all sorts of designs in flowers ar for a man or woman. It means home in the "long building" on Water grief and anger. The playful apes be ranged to order. , J that Kiss had received internal inju GOLD MEDAL, PARIS, lSk.Y Vm~Grading and refilling cemetery plots disease. Take Dr. Pierce's street. Dr. Baldwin was called in and came quarrelsome, the capuchins attended to. ries and Howarth a broken leg and a set the broken limb and Mrs. Miller is looked silly, acrobatic apes did un Golden Medical Discovery. serious injury about the body. Later now as comfortable as could be under heard-of performances, and the chat That means health. ; It invig Deputy Coroner Burke made an exam the circumstances. She lives alone in tering made a din like a caucus of W. BAKER ination and ordered both men sent to Congressmen discussing the silver ques & Co. the hospital at Bridgeport. It seemed two rooms in the "long building" men MIDDLESEX BANKING; orates the liver and kidneys, tioned above, and the Selectmen will tion. The effect upon their colds was hardly possible that Kiss would sur very satisfactory. I ; OP MIPDLSTOWN, CONN.' \ , purifies the blood and cleanses vive the journey but he was alive when probably employ a nurse to take care of her. Chartered in 1872, Uuder the Bankiig Laws of and renews the whole system. placed in the ambulance ai; Bridgeport. ^ * p, Connecticut. Sons of the Revolution. The house surgeon remarked on plac Accident to the Eagle. Cash Capital, #600,000. Surplwo For all scrofulous humors and ing the men in the ambulanee, "These The first year-book of the Connecti Six per cent. Investment Bonds at par ancf blood - taints, and even con are two bad cases, I hardly think they While the propeller Eagle, of the cut Society Sons of the American Rev accrned interest. At the last session of the1 will pull through." Ic is stated with an New York & Norwalk freight line, was olution, is now in press and will short from which the excess of legislature these bonds were made a legal in sumption (or lung-scrofula), if on the way to her pier, No. 1 East vestment for funds held by executors, admin air of authority that while the men lay ly be issued. The book contains an oil has been removed, is taken in time, it's a positive in the baggage room, one who seemed River, New York, about 5 o'clock Tues account of the organization of the so istrators and trustees. to be acting the part of a good Samari day afternoon, she was run into by ciety with the history of the first year. Absolutely JPure R. B. CRAUFURP, Agt., remedy. It's a gtiaranteed one. tan was at the same time rifling the N. Y. Central R. R. float containing The membership roll is a prominent In all diseases of the liver, pockets of one of the unfortunate men. two freight cars. The weather was feature. The name of each member is and it i8 Soluble. ROOM 2, MASONIC BUILDING, NORWALE. blood and lungs, it's warranted We shall not be at ail surprised to hear very thick and foggy at the time and it given, with the ancestor or ancestors of the death of both men. was impossible to see anything but a through whom he becomes eligible to S. GUSOtfSZX, to benefit or cure, or the few feet away from the propeller membership, a concise account of the No Chemicals F When the float was discovered bearing are used in its preparation. It has Bank Elections. military or civic services of such ances MERCHANT TAILOR, money is refunded. No other down on the propeller, Capt. Peck put tors. The edition is printed.for gratui more than three times the strength of medicine of its class is sold, FAIRFIELD COUNTY NATIONAL. the helm "hard down,'' but the dis tous distribution among the members, Is ready to show the FinestlStock'of The annual meeting of the stock tance between the two boats was so but a limited number will be placed on Cocoa mixed with Starch, Arrowroot CLOTHS, CASSIMKRES AND OYERCOATIXGS through druggists, on this pe holders of the Fairfield County Nation short that it was impossible to escape a sale at $1 a copy. or Sugar, and is therefore far more al Bank for the election of directors And a great variety of Fancy Pants Patterns culiar plan. You can judge collision and the float struck the pro economical, costing less than one cent was held Tuesday morning and the fol peller on the port side of the bow E. GUSOWMKI, why. You only pay for the lowing gentlemen were elected: James smashing the timbers and tearing Instantlv Killed. a cup. It is delicious, nourishing, • Corner Wall and WaterSteerts« good you get. W. Hyatt, F. St. John Lock wood, Wm large hole in the Eagle, and doing Michael Anderson was struck and in strengthening, EASILY DIGESTED, B. E. Lockwood. Ira Cole, David H, damage to the amount of $150. As the stantly killed at the Tin bridge in Fair .\ml admirably adapted for invalids Miller, Edwin O. Keeler, Levi Warner, hole in the Eagle was high enough to field, Tuesday night by the train due in Moses H. Glover. At the directors" prevent the sea from washing into the Bridgeport at 5.40. He was employed -.yell as for persons in health. SPRING CAMPAIGN. meeting Hon. James W. Hyatt was boat, she proceeded to her pier and at Redfield's quarry and was returning C/.»; J by Grocers everywhere. elected president, E. O. Keeler vice- after loading her freight returned to from work when struck. The unfor president, and L. C. Green, cashier. Norwalk. tunate man was thrown several feet HOUSE AND GENERAL CENTKAIJ NATIONAL. ahead of the locomotive. His face was ilAKER & C3„ Chester, KSB. THE IXTEItXATIONA X CITY. The following gentlemen were elected Hat-Makers in Convention. badly lacerated and both legs were directors at the annual meeting of the broken. Besides these he received in GATEWAY OF 2 GREAT XATIOXS, stockholders of the Central National The convention of the Felt Hat-Mak ternal injuries which were sufficient to WJBEItE COMMERCE MOVES WITH Bank: George M. Holmes, Eugene ers' National Association, which was cause his death. He was picked up PAINTING, opened in New York on Monday, was TIDE Aim HAIL. L. Boyer," Peter L. Cunningham, Hen and taken to Bridgeport on the train. ry F. Guthrie, Gardiner S. Hutchin continued there next day. Delegate Coroner Doten viewed the remains. Paper Hanging, Kalsomining, &c. Send to the undersigned for maps and pam were present representing more than phlets which will inform you about ISlaine, son, J. Thornton Prowitt, Thomas S. His verdict was accidental death. Paget Sound, and the new state of Washington. Morison, George Holmes, Horace E 3,000 hat-makers in New York, New Anderson was about 20 years old. He Blame, the future metropolis. Population, Dann. Jersey and the New England Stntes. had been in this country but one year. The Subscriber has opened a general Paint 1889,75; 1890, 2100- Complete system of electric Yesterday was spent in discussm<; the ing and Paper Hanging Shop, at lights; waterworks; ten miles twelve-foot side NATIONAL BANK OF NOKWALK. He leaves a father and mother in Swed walks: six miles graded streets; has best land The stockholders of the National various counterfeits of the union hat en, his native country. locked harbor on Puget Sound. Four greatest Bank of Nor walk elected the following ters' labels, which are being extensive trans-continental railways. The Canadian ly used in the West. It was finally de HO. 7 WtTER STREET, (James' BIflCl,) Pacific and Great Northern Railways are just directors : Ebenezer Hill, E. K. Lock- The Bank's Demurrer Overruled. completed here. The Northern Pacific is only wood, Edward Beard, E. J. Hill, J. A. cided to adopt an entirely new label Norwalk, where he would be glad to receive- 15 miles away and the Union Pacific is coming which will be printed in colors and Judge J. M. Hall has overruled the any orders from old customers and as many Osborne, D. W. Fitch, O. E. Wilson as may favor him with their work. The best as fast as men and money can build. Now is W. F. Bishop, W. S. Moody. copyrighted. Important business in demurrer set up by [the First National the time to buy lots and blocks and realize on connection with the relations of the materia and best workmanship guaranteed the great rise in values. Bank of South Norwalk in the suit in PURE and do-1 at the lowest prices. We are the largest owners. Lots range from association to the Knights of Labor stituted by the New England Termi GEORGE H. OSTERBANKS. $75 to $1,500. Lots five to ten blocks from water Fire in a Candy Store. wrs taken upJWednesday. nal company. The suit arose out of front, $75 and $100; choice, $100 to $250. Terms, one-third down; balance, one year, in equal About 1 o'clock Tuesday morning C. the defalcation by Charles E. Olds, the monthly payments. You get exactly the same L. Werner, who lives over his confec Gen. Watson's Confirmation. absconding representative of the Ter terms as given at our offices here and in tionery store on Main street, %as minal company at Wilson Point. He Blaine. By remitting ten dollars by draft, There is one thing that should be ac registered letter or telegraph we will select awakened by smelling smoke. Hastily complished at Hartford right speedily, collected money and deposited to his for you the best unsoldlots. dressing himself he went down stairs and that is the confirmation of Brig. private account. After his flight the REFERENCES—Every bank and business firm unlocked the front door of the store Gen. Watson. It is not and never has company made a demand upon the L PAINT in Seattle; Washington National Bank; Hon. E. O. Graves, President and ex-As3istant U. S. and found the place full of smoke. In been a question of politics. The action bank for the money. Payment was SOLD UNDER GUARANTEE. . Treasurer; L. H. Griffith, Reality and Banking the rear of the store, partitioned off of the senate was merely a slap at Gov. refused upon the ground that Olds ha,d 4CTUAL COST LESS THAN $1.25 FEB OA* Co. and ex-Governor Eugene Semple, Seattle: from the store proper, is a stove which with the cognizance and consent of the AGENTS: First National Bank; Blame National Bank and Bulkeley. Gen. Graham was held by 5(10 CIDER Terminal Co. been in the habit of thus , Chamber of Commerce, Blaine, Washingt is used for the restaurant. A wooden the senate to remain in office ; but, If W. H. SMITH & CO., Norwalk, ' A D D B E S S ask box sits at the side of the stove, necessary, Gov. Bulkeley has only to depositing and drawing upon the funds W. C. QUINTRD, South Norwalk. NEW ENGL.AND LAND AND HARBOR and here is where the trouble was. insist on his removal and send in Gen of the company. Iyl7 IMPROVEMENT CO., The ashes which had beGn dumped Watson's nomination. From what some into the box before the store was closed of the senators have said, it is more Wreckers Again at Work. 1 OCCIDENTAL BLOCK. SEATTLE, WASH. had set fire to it and when Mr. Werner than probable that the nomination A dastardly attempt was made to arrived the box had been consumed would be confirmed even though Gen. and the floor was just commencing to wreck train No. 89 on the Consolidated Graham's backers did strive to defeat road Tuesday night. A rock weighing burn. A few pails of water extin it by questioning the Governor's r NEW HARNESS MAKING AND guished the fire. 200 pounds was placed on the tracks eons.—Bridgeport Standard. near Fairfield. The locomotive struck 8ABBEU REPAIRING SHOP. the rock and threw it to one side with That Hastings Accident. Eleven Horses Killed. out any damage being done. The track When the Grand Jury of Westches Eleven horses were suffocated and walker reports having removed several ter County meets in February, District two were burned to death by a fire ties from the east-bound track a short -AT- Wm. E. Dann Attorney Piatt will bring to their atten that start el in the three story brick time before. Train No. 89 leaves tion the terrible disaster at Hastings on sales and livery stable at No. 4(52 East Bridgeport at 9.49 and is due here at Has added to his Christmas Eve, where and when the Houstou street, New York, shortly af 10.23. The villains will yet be appre lives of thirteen persons were sacrificed ter midnight Wednesday a. m* There hended and sent to state prison as they HARNESS, SADDLE AND. STABLE by a collision between two express were twenty-five horses in the stable at so richly deserve to be. [ OUTFITTING SALESROOMS, trains. the time, but many of them were led Besides presenting the cases of Her THEMARLI N FIREARMSCO out by the police and firemen. The Postponement. NEW HAVEN CONN., U.S.A. A Department of— rick and Ossman, the brakeman and loss to the building and stock is esti The Court of King Christmas, the Raymond Bros., operator who were found guilty by mated at $4,000. The cause of the fire Coroner Mitchell's jury of causing the is unknown. entertainment which was to have been wreck, he will also ask the Grand Jury given by the children.' is agniu post Harness Making ai Repairii. poned on account of sickn( ss— 1 ;i is time to indict the officials of the New York Leprosy in New Haven. Having secured FIBST-CLASS WORKMEN Central Railway. indefinitely. It is hoped, however, nothing but first-class work will be turned The New Haven police think they that the King will be here with his out of this new manufacturing branch of his have unearthed a genuine case of lep Court next season. All intended per BUIILDIHS LOTS SOUTH NORWALK. business, and only the most ^ Chief Hendricks Resigns. rosy in Jim Lee's laundry on Union formers, and others, please take notice. Col. A. C. Hemdricks, for twenty-five street in that city. The Chinaman ar The tickets sold will be redeemed. REASONABLE PRICES years chief engineer of the New Haven rived in New Haven from New York (ON INSTALLMENT PLAN.) Will be charged therefor Fire Department, resigned Saturday three or four days ago. Those who have A Charming Sight. night t« accept the position of „Inspec seen him declare that his skin is peel It is a lady in middle age, or a young tor for the National Board of Fire Un ing off and that he presents a disgust woman prematurely gray, whom WAL FOR SALE, From G 0 cents up, . derwriters of New York. Col. Hen ing appearance. The matter has been NUT LEAF HAIR RESTORER has A NEW AND ELEGANT LINE OF dricks is well-known throughout the reported to the Board of Health,but as reinstated in the possession of early Union among the firemen, having beem yet no move has been made. comeliness, as far as this can be done treasurer for many years of the Na by the reproduction of the hair's for On Wilton Avenue, tional As«ociation of Fire Chief Engi Savings Stamp System. mer beauty, both as regards hue and neers. He was a brave officer in the quantity. This incomparable botanic Which I am making up war for the Union and was for years The new nickel savings stamp system captain of the New Haven Grays. of the Government has been introduced agent, contains no injurious compo APPLY TO At Prices That Will Surprise Yon! by the New Britain savings bank. nents, and is thorough in itsaction, ex Agencies in stores are established where tirpates dandruff, is without sediment^ — GO TO — CALL AXD EXAMINE TJIE3I. A Wonderfu Tree. stamps can be secured for five cents and a few applications will always re J. M. Chaffee, of Stafford ville, has an each. These are pasted on a card fur store gray hair to its natural color. Charles Olmstead or 0. E. Wilson. Full Dress Suits, a Specialty. apple tree which bears upon the same nished by the bank, and when it is full Price one dollar. One bottle will last limb, or twig, side by side, apples of it is accepted as $t at the bank. It is a six months. Sold everywhere. T. J. Byrnes, seemingly pure greening variety, and plan of great advantage to the poor those of varying grades of sweetness, people. F.J.Cnrtis&Co's modified by the inaaterful intellect of the latter. Cardinal Newman's mind was of a WASHINGTON, Jan. 15.—The house com Highest of all in Leavening Power.—TJ. S. Gov't Report, Aug. *7, 1889. THE CARDINAL IS DEAD. peculiarly fine, almost delicate type; Car mittee on foreign affairs heard Congress^ dinal Manning was pre-eminently a man man Morse this morning upon his resolu ¥^:V ilf^» Hk H.m!- Ji!»-i of action. Of their associates during the tion expressing the sympathy of the United The Alfred Dolge felt goods; Venerable Henry Edward Manning stormy period • at Oxford, Pusey, Keble, States government with the persecuted HurreU, -Froude and others are gone, and of Jews in Russia. stand at the head of all felts.. Sinks Peacefully to Sleep. their younger friends and immediate suc Mr. Morse said, "The persecution was Women's best felt^ (buttonr;> cessors only James Anthony Froude, John unequalled since the children of Israel were Buskin and two or three others remain. commanded to make bricks without straw, shoes, $3.50; best felt lacetff WITH PBAYEB ON HIS LIPS. The battle has been a drawn one. The and groaned beneath the task-master of shoes, $2- this is a desirablejj| Catholics have won perfect toleration, Pharaoh in Egypt." Bocial, political and civil, but the Established Mr. Rayner, of Maryland, advocated his style. t)olge felt slippers,|1 Ihc L.ong an:l Eventful Career of His church still stands and Great Britain is a resolutions which call for an inquiry as to $1.25, extra quality, $1.75;!^ Eminence, Cardinal Priest of the very Protestant country. whether treaty stipulations have not been , Romish Church and Arch violated between Russia and the United high cut, fur-trimmed, " Ro- . CARDINAL. SIHEONI PASSES AWAY. bishop of Westminster. States. Mr. Rayner said he was opposed to meo " style, $2.50. resolutions of sympathy because they are ABSOLUTELY PURE Influenza Carries Off the Prefect General of no practical avail. Other makes of warm feltr LONDON, Jan. 15.—With prayers on his of the Sacred College. v 'o.-iY and beaver slippers, 5oc., 65/;" —There will be a limited number of lips, his eminence, Henry Edward Manning, ROME, Jan. 15.—Cardinal Simeoni, for WESTON. merly papal secretary of state and prefect safes of the $5 per year size in the Safe cardinal priest of the Roman church and 75, 85 and one dollar. /*• general of the Sacred College of the Propa Deposit Vault of the National Bank of archbishop of Westminster, sank peacefully Men's felt shoes of Dolge's £ The school in Good Hill district will Norwalk. A number have already been ganda Fides, died today. His death was SCRATCHED 28 YEARS. begin on Monday next, after a four into the last sleep of death at 8 a. m., Jan. due to an attack of influenza, from which make, $3.50, nothing like them;, f reserved. You can secure one by call A Scaly, Itching Skin Disease with End -weeks' vacation, ing at the Bank. 14. His condition had been hopeless for he had been suffering for several days. Gio Miss Minnie Williams returned on many hours and it was hardly supposed that vanni Simeoni was born at Paliani July 23 j less Suffering Cored by Cuticura for warmth and comfort; slip- , Tuesday from a visit in Norwalk. John Perkins, a Terryville farmer, he would live through the night. He con 1816, and, having been ordained a priest, he - ,, Remedies. ,, pers, $1.65. Felt slippers,|i Miss Mame Godfrey is spending sev about sixty-five years old, was taken tinued, however, to show signs of vitality was, on account of his learning, employed other makes, 85c. violently insane as a result of the grip, and death came very gradually. Although in offices of importance. In 1847 he was If I had known of the CUTICURA REMEDIES eral weeks in Bridgeport. auditor of the nunciature of Madrid. Some twenty-eight years ago. it would have qpved and Wednesday made three attempts Cardinal Manning had been suffering with a me $200 and an immense amount of suffering. Girls' felt slippers, Dolge's,| F. E. Green, of New Canaan, spent years later he filled the position of prefect Snnday with R. K. Fitch. at suicide. He was rescued each time severe cold since Thursday of last week, it My disease (psoriasis) commenced on my head smallsizes, $1; large sizes,f and will be taken to the retreat at of studies in the pontificial lyceum of the in a spot not larger than a cent. It spread Mrs. Lester Bennett returned from was not until Sunday that he took to his Roman seminary and was attached to the rapidly all over my body and Middletown. got nnder my nails. The 1.10. rt New York on Thursday last. bed. At that time there were symptoms of secretary's office for extraordinary eccle scales would drop off of me Mrs. M. P. Favor suffered a relapse, The watch lost by the Hungarian bronchitis and slight congestion of the lungs. siastical affairs. all the time, and my suffer JOHN 6. HOWLAND.; In 1857 he was appointed domestic prelate ing was endless and without 405 Main Street. on Sunday last, and has since been very Kiss, at the time he was struck by a On Wednesday the cardinal rapidly grew relief. One thousand dollars ill. Consolidated train at South Norwalk worse and the last sacrements of the church to the pope, and was sent again to Spain as would not tempt me to have envoy for the, affairs of the see in order to Mr. Still, of Westport, preached in Monday evening, was found by Joseph were administered. this disease over again I am Polenski, near the scene of the acci renew the connections with Rome, which a poor man, but feel rich to Our -'GOODYEAR GLOTE" the Congregational church on Sunday He Joined in the Prayers. had been interrupted by the revolution. be relieved of what some of last, owing to the illness of Mr. Favor. dent Wednesday, and turned over to Early Thursday morning Cardinal Man the doctors said was leprosy, Kiss' brother. The next year he was made pronotary apos some ringworm, psoriasis, Rubbers, for elasticity, dura Mr. John Fitch was ill for several ning began to fail rapidly, but he was "able tolic in full. For eight years he acted as etc. I cannot praise the days last week. The social hop given by Pilgrim to join devoutly in .the prayers offered at secretary to the congregation of the popa- CUTICURA REMEDIES too much. They have made my bility and appearance are far Mr. and Mrs. George Reed have both Council, O. U. A. M., at their hall on his bedside. At twenty minutes past 7 he ganda for the affairs of the oriental rite and skin as free and clear and free from scales as a been on the sick list. Water street, last evening was attended became unconscious, and he died at 8 in 1861 became secretary of the Latin rite and baby's. All I used of them was $5 worth. If by a goodly number of people. Dan adviser to the Roman inquisition and ad. you had been here and sffid you would have ahead of any rubber made. Mrf. William Sturges is thought to be o'clock. His death was calm and painless cured me for $200 you would have had the viser for the affairs of the oriental rite to slightly better. cing was kept up until a late hour and and appeared like a gentle sinking to sleep. money. I looked like the pictur#'(No. 8, page a splendid social time was had by all the congregation of the council for the re 47) in your book, "How to Cure Skin Diseases," They cost a little more thail Frank Wheeler had one of his lingers present. ___ The household of the cardinal is in the deep vision of the provisional council and to the but now I am as clear as any person ever was. crushed under the trip-hammer in his est distress, and there are pathetic sccnes Through force of habit I rub my hands over father's foundry, a few days ago, and congregation for extraordinary ecclesiasti my arms and legs to scratch once in a while, the common rubbers, but the In less than a month a big cocking in the hall of old men and other faithful at cal affairs. but to no purpose. I am all well. 1 scratched is now taking a vacation. main will take place within a short dis tendants and friends weeping for the de When the ecumenical council of the Vati twenty-eight years, and it got to be a kind of Miss Reynolds, teacher in the Fo rge tance of Bridgeport, between birds parted prelate. second nature to me. I thank you a thousand added service will more than can was convoked Mgr. Simeoni was one of times. district, has been very ill at her home owned by a widely known fowl fancier Sketch of the Cardinal's Career. the advisers for the commission of oriental ROBERT DOWNING, Waterbury, Yt. in Norwalk. of East Bridgeport and a noted game After the death of Dr. John H^ry New churches and missions for ecclesiastical dis pay,? the difference in cost. F. C. Sanford and family, of New heeler of that city. A forfeit of $50 man, Cardinal Manning was the *ast prom cipline. In 1879 the diplomatic relations be Cuticura Resolvent town, have visited Wm. O. Sanford. has been deposited for a match for the inent representative of the "Great Seces^ tween Rome and the court of Spain having The New Blo»d and Skin Purifier, internally best three out of five for $100 a side. Also a full line of all other Warren Andrews and family have re sion," as it was called. It originated in the been re-established Pope Pius IX sent Mgr. (to cleanse the blood of all impurities, and general religious unrest of the early part of Simeoni to Madrid as nuncio, having just poisonous elements), and CUTICUBA, the great turned to Long Island City after a two Skin Cure, and CUTICURA SOAP, an exquisite rubbers in every style and weeks' visit with relatives here. The tender story of little Miller Bis- this century, took form in the so called precognized him archbishop of Chalcedonia. Skin Beautifier, externally, (to clear the skin sell's missionary box was related to the "Tractarian Movement" at Oxford, ending In 1875 the pope created him cardinal, re and scalp and restore the hair), cure every An entertainment will be given by Salem Sunday School children upon in "Tract No. 90," by Newman," in 1841: serving him in petto, and later in the same species of itching; burning, scaly, crusted price made. i v - the ladies of Emmanuel Church, on and pimply, scrofulous and hereditary dis Tuesday evening, Jan. 19. If stormy, the occasion of their recent Christmas and its net result was that 300 young clergy year he published him in consistory. Hav eases and humors of tke skin, scalp and blood, gathering, and an offering to the men and students in training for orders in ing been created a cardinal, Mgr. Simeoni with loss of hair, from infancy to age, from A. H. HOYT & SON. next fair evening. amount of several dollars was made the Established church "went over to remained in the unnciature in Madrid as pimples to scrofula. Miss Minnie Gilbert has returned upon the spot. This offering is, at the Rome." Newman was formally received pronuncio, and on the death of Cardinal Sold everywhere. Price. CUTICURA, 50C.; from a visit in Georgetown. grateful suggestion of the departed into the Roman Catholic communion Oct. 9. Antonelli in 1876, he was appointed secre SOAP, 25C-; RESOLVENT, $1. Prepared by the La Grippe victims here are are on Miller's mother, to be sent to China, 1845, and Manning in 1851. tary of state to Pope Pius IX, which office POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Boston. the gain, with few exceptions. for the benefit of the Shanghai child he retained until the death of that pontiff l®~Send for "How to Cure Skin Diseases," "Down They Go." Miss Clara Hodges returned on Wed ren connected with the late Bishop and prefect of the sacred apostolic palaces 64 pages, 50 illustrations and 100 testimonials. nesday from a month's visit in Bridge Boone's mission in that city. and the Sacred Lauretan congregation. He was afterward made a member of the Ro DIMPLES, black-heads, red. rough chapped port. I I In and oily skin cured by CUTICURA SOAP. ""V'YOU man Universal inquisition and of other ec Charles H. Rowell, teacher in the When the accommodation train from New York, due to arrive at 6.05 p. m., clesiastical congregations. He was succeed Lyons Plain district, has been arrested ed as secretary of state by Cardinal Franchi, ACHING SIDES AND BACK. Tuesday stopped at the depot, there was Hip, kidney and uterine pains and for severely whipping a four-year-old in March, 1878, when Pope Leo XIH ap Anything in the Shoe son of George B. Thorp, who brings found attached to the engine pilot a weaknesses relieved in cne min dark-brown overcoat and umbrella. pointed Cardinal Simeoni prefect general of ute by the Cuticura Anti-Pain suit against Rowell for $1,000. He is the propaganda. Plaster. The first and only pain- under $1,500 bonds to appear at the To whom they belonged, how they got Bkilling plaster. Superior Court in February. there, or how"far they had ridden in that position, could not be stated by The Revision of Faitli. Line Cheap for Cash, NEW YORK, Jan. 15.—Argument on the OB PRINTING of every description neat- the engineer and fireman. They had done at DAILY GAZETTE Connecticut Legislature. no intimation of striking any person on pretention doctrine for Calvanistic theol J •-AT- The Senate and House convened at the trip from the city. The articles ogy occupied the greater portion of the ses the capitol again Wednesday, and came were left with the depot baggage mas sion of the committee of the general assem to the conclusion that as far as the ter, who will sefek an owner.—Stamford bly on the revision of the Westminster Special Notice to the Mlic. seating of Mr. Phelan as Secretary of Advocate. - Confession of Faith. This doctrine has fre JARVIS KELLOGCS, State is concerned they could not agree. quently caused bitter dissension in the Pres "TTTE ask one and all to be particular and byterian church, but its abolition or reten W not confound The Great Atlantic & This means that no business will prob THE NEWS OF CONGRESS. Pacific Tea Co. with mushroom concerns 31 Main Street, Norwalk. « • ably be done this year and that both tion was not decided upon. It will probably that imitate our system, style and maimer of be brought up again. The following revisions the House and Senate will keep up their Senator Hill Opposes tile Confirmation of doing business as near as they dare do. were made: In section 111, chapter 111, All checks issued by us are as good as gold, policy ol adjourning from week to week, Elmira's Postmaster. "innumerable multitude" substituted for and are redeemable at any of our 200 stores SILVERWARE GM AWAY or for a longer period, until after the WASHINGTON, Jan. 15.—The nomination or from our wagons when presented by the next election, when they will come to "some of mankind," and "not on account of" proper parties. TO ALL CASH I'UECHASEIIS. \ of Louis G. Ratlibun to Ue postmaster at substituted for "without." E5r*\Ve are in business to stay. ti52 gether and adjourn sine die. At all the Elmira, N.Y., was called up in the execu CARDINAL MANNING-. democratic caucuses to-day it was voted tive session of the senate. It is impossible to convey to the present Did a Sneak Thief Rob the Hank. aot to adjourn sine die in the near fu The expected opposition from Senator ture. day readers any full conception of tjie ex WILLIAMSPOKT, Pa., Jan. 15.—The disap Hill immediaiely developed, and the nomi citement this movement created in English pearance of the funds of the Muncy Na Both Mr. Phelan and General Mer- nation was sent back to the committee on win were at the capitol during the ses religious circles, since changes of religious tional bank is still a mystery. Ex-Cashier NEW METHOD. postoffices and postroads until further in profession h:'.vi? become almost as common Green thinks they may have been stolen by 41 Main Street, Norwalk, Conn. sion,and it wasjrumored that Gen. Mer- formation concerning the removal of Mr. win would preside in the Senate, but as in politic:- All the magazines from 1S40 a sneak thief. The directors of the bank Rathbun's predeeeseor, Mr. Flood, could be to 1855 wer« full of the subject, the move swore to the correctness of the statements this was unfounded, as General iYIer- tirociired. ijor win said in open caucus that he would so as many rh? converts advanced so without ascertaining their truth or falsity. not preside as long as the present con Prosi'.Uiitiiil Postmasters. rapidly in rank. I:; fourteen year* after The depositor:-; will be paid dollar for dollar. Orer Tost Office, South Norwalk. * troversy continued, but that by this he WASHINGTON, Jan. 15.—The president profession Dr. Manning became Archbishop No more arrests are probable. Teeth Filled aad Hxtrttstsd did not waive any of the rights accord has nominated the following postmasters: Manning, and oa .'.i-uv.h 15. 1875. Pope Pius ed him as Lieutenant-Governor. Vermont—W. W. Sprague, St. Johiisbury. IX created him n cardinal, while the ad Carlysle Harris on Trial. Without Pain. vance of Dr. Newman, though on some NEW YORK, Jan. 15.—The trial for mur THE SENATE. Massachusets—L. H. Jackman, Peabody; C. F. Wilde, Wollaston; A. B. Dresser, what different lines, wa« even more rapid. der in the first degree of Carlysle W. Har Teetli Extracted i5c. For thirty years after his conversion he was 25 Per Cent Teeth Extracted Without Paiu 50c. The Senate convened at 2 p. ni. with Needham. ris was begun before Recorder Smyth in Amalgam Fillings 5°?* Senators Cleveland, Pierce, Twitchell, New York—Harry Bradley, Dobbs Ferry; the recognised champion and exponent of part iii of the court of general sessions. Platinum " 75c" an" Hall, Gardner and Binne, democrats, the English Catholics. Gol«l " SI and uu wards J. M. Requa, Tarry town; O. H. Dean, Ran Harris is the young student who adminis Cleaning and Polishing < 5c. and Shumway and Palmer,republicans, dolph; Bishop Armstrong. North Tarry- ITis nearly Years. tered a quantity oi' morphine to Helen Men's and Boys' absent. * town; C. A. Johnston. Hoosac Falls; A. J. Henry Edward Manning was born at Potts in the Comstock seminar? in West Artificial Teeth Without Plates, r On motion of Senator Seymour(dem.) Hyland, Coliocton: A. II. Lapliam, East Totteridge, Hertfordshire, July 15, 180S, Fortieth street, and to whom he —-.el been (CEOWJF A>"D BRIDGE WORK,) „ •,> . ' ' the Senate took a recess until 3 o'clock, Aurora. his father being a prominent member of par clandestinely married. Sets of Teeth from .$5.50 when they again convened. New Jersey—Charles Ayers, Metuchen. liament. In 1 S>J0 he was graduated from Bal- BEST SET on red rubber .5S.OO Senator Holdcn, the Senate member Pennsylvania—K. G-. Webb, Elkland; A. liol college, Oxford, with the highest honors, Another "World's Fair X^ight. No better made no matter how much you pay. of tne conference committee, submitted L. Shomo, Hamburg; F. J. Over, Kolidaya- and was soon after appointed one of the select CHICAGO, Jan. 15.—Another bitter con All Work Guaranteed to be the Best. the report of the committee and also a burg; J. K. Moore, Conshocken. preachers in the university of Oxford—an test is on between Director General Davis Taft Bros, ^ Open evenings to accommodate those engaged letter from Mr. Phelan made part of during the day. Delaware—H. G. Gordon, Newcastle. extraordinary honor for a recent graduate. and the local directors of the Columbian ex 23 Wall St. ' 13*41 DE. E. W. DAKMER JiiEHager. the report. In 1834 he was appointe ci rector of Laving- position. There lias been a dispute as to THE HOUSE. Xcw York's l>og Hospital. who should receive the exhibits, and today ton and Graffham in Sussex, and in 1840, at "EW YOItK. NEW HAVEN & HARTFORD In the house Mr. Judson, of Strat I wonder if many people know that the early age of thirty-two, was made arch the local directory put itself on record as RAILROAD. ti' ford, offered a resolution empowering New York has a largo and well deacon of Chichester. All these honors and disputing the right of the director general m —NEW YORK DIVISION.- - the certainty of much higher honors (for it to receive them. the speaker in the absence of a quorum, equipped dog's hospital. Such is the January 2d, 1892. , '' 'T to adjourn the house to any succeeding was not doubtedjthat he would reach the 1'rains leave South Norwallc as follows; case. There is a tine one in a certain "VVaterbury's Big Iilaze. • day within two months. Mr. Walker highest placcs in the English church) lie FOR NEW YORK.—Accommodation trains at • well known street here, where there gave lip, and after a troubled era of doubt WATERBURY, Conn., Jan. 15.—The works objected to this and after considerable are dor-tors skilled in the treatment of 9 36 a. m., 1.C6, 2.54, 4.07, 5.07,5.50, 6.44, 8.11,10.23 talk, called for a yea and nay vote. The and the most exhaustive study,, entered the of the Waterbury Brass company were p.m. Express trains at 5.26, 5.46, 6.18 (local),; all kinds of canine diseases, and Roman Catholic church in 1851. burned. The loss will reach 5=200,000. W ell 6.55 (local), 7.20 (local), 7.55 (local), S.26 (local), clerk began calling off the names. Mr. 8.30 (local), 9.03 (local). 10.11, 11.37 (local) a.m.,;ft :i Walker again arose and s-iid he had where the doggies have trained For the next twenty years his life was insured. 12.45, 2.20, 4.20, 5.20 and 6.20 p. m. For "• } nurses, if their anxious owners are one of incessant work and controversy, and Washington via Harlem River 1.02 a. m. (daily jis,! not called for the vote at that particu TIIJS DEATH RECOIiD. SUNDAYS.—Accommodation 9.15 a. in., 6.14, lar time. He was ruled out, of order. willing to pay for them. Operations are thereafter his labors for the poor and in aid (local express), 7.23,9.28 p. m. Express 5.26 and ^ s The roll was called and Air. Walker performed, chronic diseases treated, of the working classes were unceasing. In 5.46 a.m. _ , | • JOHN SCHULTZ, ninety-one years, the old 7 voted nay, at the same time he gave a and the charges are by no means 1857 he was ordained priest by Cardinal est member of the Grand Army of the Re FOR NEW HAVEN AND THE EAST.—Accommo- Wiseman, soon after Pope Pius IX made him dation trains at 6.10, 7.38, 8 50 and 10.42 a. m., j signal and the other democratic mem- moderate. public, at Philadelphia. 1.42, 3.42, 4.25, 5.30, 6.27, 7.23 (to Bridgeport), D. D., and June 8, 1865, he was made arch bei s tiled out. There being no quorum As a curiosity, this home for canine Rev. GARNER R. SNYDER at Ocean Grove, PAPER HANGING, 8.41,9.41 and 11.03 p. m. Express trains at 9.15 X k present, the house then adjourned. invalids is well worth a visit. The bishop of Westminster. In 1871 he began a. m., 12.09,1.07,2.07, 3.06, 5.08 (Nangatuck E*rj- r, the work of founding a Roman Catholic uni N. J. press) 7.15 p. m. (Springfield Eocal). 12.25 a. m, hospital staff are often called on to versity, and his success in raising funds was EDWARD HEATH, ex-mayor of New Or (Boston Express), 1.10 a. m. (Boston Express). /ja Guaranteed Cure. GLAZING - AND - KALS0MININ6. SUNDAYS.—Accommodation 7.38, 9.12 a. in . pay visits professionally to the ailing so extraordinary that the institution was leans, at Maiden, Mass. and 7.15 p m. Express 12.25 and 1.10 a. m. 9 n We authorize our advertised druggist pugs and spaniels of the rich, who opened at Kensington, Oct. 15, 1S74. . Rev. GEORGE. W. WOODING, a prominent to sell Dr. King's New Discovery for sometimes prefer to keep the dog at Appointed Cardinal. member of the Southern Methodist Episco Consumption, Coughs and Colds, upon the house, where a trusty servant, pal conference, at New Haven. The subscribers are ready to fill all orders this condition. If you are afflicted with Finally he was appointed cardinal, and in under the anxious and watchful es- a consistory held at the Vatican Dec. 31, Judge GEORGE V. HOWK, the distinguished n the above line in the best manne r and at the DIVISION!' a Cough, Cold, or any Lung, Throat or poinage of the mistress, can keep jurist, at New Albany, Ind. Corrected to .Tan. 3d, 1892. " s/ Chest trouble, and will use this remedy 1877, he received the cardinal's hat for constant watch over the "suffering "Saints Andrew and Gregory on the Codlian LENA ' BROKER, the late Count Von LOWEST PRICES. Trains leave South Norwalk for l>anbury— as directed, giving it a fair trial, and Moltke's sister, at Berlin. 15 918 a. m„ 12.11,2.23.5.10,6.30 and 10.25 p. m? - ;r experience no benefit, you mav return angel." — Detroit Free Press, New Hill," from the hands of Pius IX. His Special attention paid to the painting of Sundays—9^26undays—9.26 aa..m. m.'and and 7.16 p.p.m. m, -O correspondence with Henry George and ALFRED HUIDEKOPER at Meadville, Pa., Trains leave Danbury for South Norwalk- v the bottle and have your money, re York Letter. Tr )J others shows him to be among the most aged eighty-one years. ti gutters and cementing metal roofs 9.05 and 11.45 a. m., 3.15, 5.05 and 6.35 funded. We could not make this offer < radical of labor reformers, his activity in JOEL WHEELER AGER, a well known pa All orders left at Sloan's on Wall street, will p?m.'° Sundayfr-8.05a.m. and5.05i.m. did we not know that Dr. King's New Feat of St. Lou!* County Ladiea. Trains leave South Norwalk for Bidgefield— -,. f Discovery could be relied on. it never organizing temperance societies is praised per manufacturer, at Lyonsdale, Lewis receive prompt attention." 1 - ^jtf79 6 is and 9.18 a. m., 12.11. 2.23,5.10 and 6.30 p. m. -m The ottar of roses is supposed to be by people of all creeds, and his services in county, N. Y. Trains leave Bidgefield for South Norwalk— disappoints. Trial bottles free, at H. R. 6.45,7.38,9.18 and 11.55 a. m., 3.25 5 and 6 p. m. * _ ; Hale's drug store. Large size 50c. and a peculiarly Oriental production, but settling the labor troubles of recent years Postmaster C. W. L. HAYWARD, at East has drawn the warmest thanks of the Brit WILLIAM H. STEVENSOS, Vice-President and ^ j #1.00. 255 lw I saw the other day a small bottle of Weymouth, Mass. Murray & Merritt. General Manager. - genuine ottar made in St. Louis ish government and people alike He en: J ULIA FISHER, one of the oldest actresses A. W. PERRIN General Passenger Agent. tered the lists against nearly all the con New Telephone Coupons. County by two ladies, in whose yard in America, at Boston. there grew an immense quantity of servative economists on the question of MARK W. STEVENS, president of the Scho The S. N. E. Telephone Co. has made trades unions and labor guilds and gained a rp ( a change in the methods of payment roses. Early in the spring they con harie County National bank, at Schoharie, signal victory, proving that early English N. Y. He laughs best who laughs last; How old the proverb and yet how ||i for toll-line service, and also in prices. ceived the idea of manufacturing and Teutonic law favored such bodies, and In place of the old coupons, they now some of the ottar. They gathered ISAAC H. BASSETT, one of the best known true. Competition had its laugh; now we have ours, and there is genuine that while the Roman emperors strictly men of Rhode Island, at Providence. supply stamps, similar in size to a post all the roses they could find forbade them, the early Christians favored fun in it, too. Did somebody tell you we would not last more than a age stamp and sold in books of $25 on the place and followed the method them. His knowledge on these subjects ex CHARLES A. WHITE, the well known mu each, but with discounts proportion as described in books of Eastern cited the astonishment of men who had sic publisher and composer 6f popular songs, month or two, that we sold goods for less than cost ? etc. Too bad ! too able to amounts. The change operates travel. They were somewhat discour made them a life study, and his services to bad! And now, as if to make matters worse, we shall next week put in a to the convenience of - the- company's aged at finding how little ottar could organized labor were as warmly appreci Mr. EDWXRD WHITLEY, Conservative refrigerator of larger dimensions than is used by any butcher in the town. patrQjis., and is a decided improvement. be made from so large a quantity of ated by Pope Leo -XIII as by the British member of the house of commons for the : /':s ••• v. roses. It took, in fact, about a barrel workingmen. Everton division of Liverpool, at London. You ask : What will you do with it ? iSiiWhy, fill it every day if necessary BucMen's Arnica Salve. Types of a Remarkable Time. CHARLES AUGUSTUS AIKEN, the H. D. of rose leaves to make less than half Stuart professor of the Relations of Phil with Beef, Veal, Mntton, Lamb, Pork, Poultry, etc. "Yes, you answer, but The Best Salve in the world for Cuts, an ounce of the ottar, but it is gen The careers of Cardinals Newman and 4 , Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum Manning will remain through all history osophy and Science to the Christian Relig can you afford to sell it at such low prices as advertised? At this I am uine, as fragrant as the Oriental pro ion in Princeton college, at .Princeton, N. J. ' Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, duct, and made them very proud of the types of a remarkable time and move- forced to reply: Hold, don't give me that CHESTNUT again for a month blains, Cprns and nil' Skin Erup- The former was the writer, the lat, A. T. MCCLINTOCK, the oldest member of f /itions, and positively cures Piles, or no their success. The genuine product ter the fighter—to state it bluntly. The the Luzerne bar, at Wilkesbarre, Pa. at least. - . . = Very respectfully, - . g:|pay required. It i* guaranteed to give, sells for from $40 to $50 an ounce, but former was sewn years the older, but Chief Judge RUGER, ' of the New York theirais not for sale.-Globe- Demo- E. J. WADHAMS, ^) ect satisfaction, or 1 enmded. frankly confessed that his views were often state court of aRpeals, at Syracuse, N. Y. >> —Market. - 't S mg neatly done at this office. Advertise in the GAZETTE. Us;;; / ' V , . " ' \» / V "if-*-.- -f'.'i*:*-1 iifc-vV;? '"?• < i