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—Look at Ed ward Street's new ad IX HOT WATER. v \" STATE PRISON STATISTICS. SPECIAL TO OUR READERS, f? Special Notice. Henry C. Skinner, a clerk at the Owing to the breaking of the large FIERY DEVASTATION. j vertisement. It58 Interesting Summary of the Report OUR COMBINED DAILY AND WEEKLY Grand Central station, in New York, Mr. N. K. Ferris, formely of Stam ' of the Directors. press on which the weekly edition of TO-DAY. turned on hot water by mistake, to take The Business Center of Syracuse^ ford, gives an organ recital at the Nor a bath, yesterday, and when*he stepped In the report of the directors of the this paper is printed, the GAZETTE is This first pad*YOF to-day's GAZETTE, gives all walk Methodist church the 25th.—[Ad the local and general news of to-day up to 2 p. into the bath tub was terribly scalded. Connecticut State Prison, submitted to made unavoidably late to-day. i - s N. Y., in Ruins. m., and constitutes what regularly appears in vocate. , , He was taken to St. Luk e's hospital. ^ the Legislature, various recommenda each day's DAILY. In addition to the above, Those who have used, Cleveland's tions are made. WASHINGTON CHAT. a ALL OF THE BEST HOTELS AND To stop hiccough take a lump of ive give our usual weekly correspondence from Baking Powder will have no other. Warden Chamberlain reports that OTHER PROMINENT BUILD near-by towns, editorials, general news of the Senator Piatt is to be the orator at sugar saturated with vinegar. the average number of convicts in con INGS SWEPT AWAY BY world, miscellany, literature, etc. In our sup Theodore Elwood, lately with Glover the Washington centennial of the <-r finement during the two years was 323; ' THE FLAMES. plement, (which goes with the WEEKLY,) we & Sons, will remove to Bridgeport, "When any one runs a nail or a wire American Patent System, on April 10th. give New York retail market reports, Sunday- in the flesh, hold the wound over burn the highest, 361; the lowest, 271. - *' He will remain in Washington till after school lessons, sermon and other Sunday read April 1. ing sugar as soon as possible and it will The cost of clothing, bedding, and this notable event is over. Neighboring Cities Telegraphed to ing. We make these detailed explanations for —Look at Edward Streets new ad freedom Suits complete is $14.85 for the the reason that many of our patrons do not prevent soreness. -7 Vice-President Morton, Senators for Assistance The Total Loss < vertisement. • 1to8 two years per capita, or $ .0203 per day. seem to understand the DAILY and WEEKLY Tournament of" the Elm City Gun Edmunds and Hale, and ex-senator at Latest Advices was "combination" on Saturday. It will become The cost of provision, including fuel $600,000. The total grand list of the borough club on the club grounds, New Haven, Ingalls, are recuperating at Camden, : fully understood and appreciated, we are con for cooking, labor, etc., is$77.87 for the . * ' yt?. foots up this year, nearly three millions, Good Friday, March 27. Shooting will a. c. fident, as this "combine" becomed "better un two years for -each convict, or $.1066 or in exact figures $2,924,328. v. In the list of contributors to the cur SYRACUSE, 'N. Y., March 14.—At six* derstood. Price of DAILY, from Monday to begin at 9.30 a. m. per day. The total cost of maintaining EEKLY rent issue of the Youth's Companion Friday inclusive, one cent. Price of W • —Look at Edward Street's liew ad o'clock this morning fire broke out in and DAILY combined, 3 cents. Parts of the stomach of Howard W. the prison, including the officers' sala appears the name of Mr. James G. vertisement. ; a - ;; lt58 Crofut of Danbury, who died Wednes the wholesale district of the city and ries, pet capita, for the two fiscal years, Blaine, who writes upon "Debates in day night, have been sent to State Every paper purchased to-day counts John Freeman was killed by a shock is $204.|3, or $.3646 per day. Congress, and bow they grow.'' ; owing to the high wind prevailing the Chemist Wheeler of Bridgeport for three in the Gold Watch balloting. from an Electric motor, in New York The eistimate of the expienses above The new society in Washington for firemen were unable to cope with it sue- . examination. yesterday, supplied with power by the the income for 1891 and 1892 is $7,000 the practical advancement of woman's cessfully. The Hogan block, the big THE WEATHER. East River Electric Light Company. Trains on the Consolidated road wera per year; of the deficiency for the fis interests put itself on A firm foundation cal year ending September 30, 1891, Fay building, the Loomis block and', The weather to-day promises to be —We have got them. The finest tea delayed for'two hours early Wednes in deciding against some of its members $5,000; for proposed water works, $6,- several other buildings had been de considerably colder and clear. To-mor and coffee in the U. S. Raymond's day morning, by a horse having fallen that its encouragements to self-helpand 000; for proposed improvements, $3,- stroyed at 9 o'clock. - ;, - row it promises to be generally clear Grocery, No. 9 Main st. 2t58 between the ties on the railroad bridge support were to be given according to and slightly colder, followed by rising at Bridgeport. ; 700; for proposed purchase of the Hub individual women's needs, and not ac At 7.30 Ruscoe's fruit house in an The barge Gladwish, with a load of temperature. —The Holmes, Keeler & Selleck Co. bard lot, $1,600; for proposed chang cording to their color. No great move other part of the city took fire. The coal from the United Collieries Co., of will commence business April 1, and ing of steam heating apparatus, $2,500; ment can live that is not founded on Philadelphia, sank Wednesday morn firemen were helpless and telegrams LOCAL ITEMS. arrangements will be made to discon total, $33,800. justice, and in the broad service of ing at the Naugatuck wharf. were sent to Oswego, Auburn and Uti- A clean cut remark—"Gus" Franke's tinue the retail business just as soon as The recapitulation shows total re humanity as distinguished from a class. "next.'' —Indian River oranges and Shaddocks broken lots of goods can be disposed ceipts friwn all sources] to have been Chief Post-office Inspector Rathborne ca for assistance. It is thought the loss $72,393.18; total expenditures, $95,499.- Benjamin Sammis died at Hemp received to-day at Raymond's. 2t58 of. It is sure of the success of the experiment will reach $1,000,000. 88, leaving a deficit of expenses over stead, L. I., Thursday. Samuel C. Ely, of Lyme, died yester of free-delivery service in villages and The entire business part of the city, Lizzie Cook, the four-years-old child income of $23,106.70. day, aged eighty-one years. He was towns, and expects on April 1st to make See special notice of Pilgrim Coun who was shot Tuesday afternoon in the Suicide, scrofulous disease of the including the daily Journal office, is in for many years a leading merchant t .velve additional selections of experi cil, O. U. A. M., in another column. forehead by a playmate, is recovering knee-joint, typhoid fever, Bright's dis ruins. The Montgomery fiats, the and trader of the Lower Connecticut mental points, East Norwalk being rapidly. " ease, chills, are each credited with one largest in the city, are also destroyed.,. -v —Pictures framed to order at J. T. Valle,y represented Lyme in the Legis booked as one. The new towns will —Large invoice of oranges to-day at —five iutall; diarrhceal diseases, three; iSI-V*' "Prowitt's, 45 Main street, Norwalk. It" lature of 1856 and was State Senator in be scattered throughout the country The Candee, Globe and Vanderbilt ho Raymond's, by the box or dozen, low pneumonia, three; consumption, eleven. The Bell Telephone company has 1859. but have not yet been definitely se tels are included in the wholesale de prices. 2t58 The nativity of 318 prisoners in con lected. " N " ' Mrs. Southworth has written as many struction. At 10 o'clock the total loss - sw Mr. M. W. Conway, of Brooklyn, the finement July 1, 1890, is given as fol Hon. John E. Earle, New Haven's each of its shares. novels as she has lived years (seventy), well known and jovial street railroad lows: Connecticut, 114; Maine, 3; Ma noted patent solicitor, is here en route had reached $600,000. • and is one of the best paid novelists. A,-.. —Pictures framed to order at J. T. builder, Avas in town last night. ryland, 4; Massachusetts, 39; New Jer to Florida. She has received for some time $10,000 sey, 5; New York, 44 f Pennsylvania, 7; New Orleans, March 14.—Several iilt"., Prowitt's, 45 Main street, Norwalk. It A crowd of drunken roughs broke in a year from the New York Ledger, and Kansas, 1; Rhode Island 9; Virginia, 3; thousand people assembled to-day near The campaign for the abolition of to the Ansonia post office Wednesday . THE WORLD OF SPORT, v now has a royalty in addition ; but District of Columbia, 3; Yermont, 3; the Clay statue and listened to speech £. tights should be extended to the mon- night, and are now held in $500 for '•' Con. Daily, Andrews and Vaughn when she began writing for the newspa- J Michigan, 2; South Carolina, 2; Indi es against the verdict of the jury in the ;f;|Ley market. attempted robbery. . pers she was paid only $1a column. I are said to have signed with the Cin case of the murderer of Chief Hennes ana, 1; Iowa, 1; Ohio, 2; Illinois, 2; cinnati Association club. , —Strawberries to-day at Raymond's, The report of the Ohio Food Com sey. Rev. Dr. Chapman, of the First Missouri, 2; Canada, 4; England, 7; Joe. Gerhardt is negotiating with the % 30 cents a quart. 2t58 missioner shows Cleveland's Baking LATER.—The mob broke into the Methodist church in New Haven, a | Germany, 14; Ireland, 25; Italy, 7; St. Buffalo and Syracuse clubs of the In ; Mrs. M. E. Mead chaperoned to-day Powder to be stronger than other jail and lynched the man accused of 5 clergyman exceedingly popular and | Helena, 1; Sweden, 3; Spain, 1; Portu ternational Association. number of her young lady pupils to cream of tartar powders. widely known, started South on Mon gal, 1; Scotland, 5; Hungary, 1; Peru,l. the murder of the Chief. Thousands The salary list of the Boston Associa of people surrounded the jail. the German opera in New York. —Miss Jessie M. Soures, graduate of day but was taken ill at New York, and ' There are 40 life-prisoners, 3 for 20 tion club will come pretty close to —Hot and cold soda at Biggs'. 2t58. Merrill Business College, Stamford, was obliged to return home. He will • years, 2 for 25 and 2 for 35 years. $50,000 this season. LAWRENCE, Mass., March 14.—The start again in a few days. . j Airs. W. P. Whitney and children re has accepted a position as stenographer j I'oi' the Rabies. Johnnie Ward writes from England labor organizations of this .city are in a turned from Rochester yesterday morn- and typewritist with the firm of S. S. Mme. Sara Bernhardt eclipses any '^A fair is^being held in New York city that he was never in better condition state of excitement over the arrival of Bent & Son, Port Chester, N. Y. ing. , . #'v passenger who has arrived at this port from noon to-day until 11 o'clock to and will sail for home,about the 20th. 70 French Canadians who came here night, at Sherry's ball-room. Fifth ave He will take charge of the Brooklyn yesterday. They were engaged by the —Biggs carries the largest assort When Governor Bull^eley leaves the since the foundation of the government nue and Thirty-seventh street, for the team on April 1st. superintendent of the Atlantic Mills to ment of perfumes in Norwalk. 2t58. Executive Chamber the doors are care in the matter of trunks she brought in. fully locked by a d eputy sheriff who Nearly everybody remembers the ar benefit of the babies' ward of the Post The American Association is at pres work in that establishment. That the Our Borough cross-walk mud scrap weighs 250 pounds and who puts the rival of Mr. Blaine in the fall of 1888. Graduate Hospital, 222, West Twenti ent negotiating with Buffalo to fill the owners of the Atlantic Mills have viola ing machine, seemed to be laid up yes key in a rear trousers pocket and sits The distinguished secretary of state, eth street. A large number of society gap made by the desertion of Johnson. ted the contract labor law there is no terday, with a broken main spring. upon it. If that deputy were as bright with nearly all his family, brought in young ladies have the affair in charge. It is said that the Association has offered doubt and the labor organizations in . — >»>— — as he is big he would capture the State only thirty-four trunks, and that was $10,000 for the franchise. tend to urge prosecution. ^ - Bishop Williams will administer the CONSOLIDATION. Base ball circles are discussing with seal and set up a Governor shop of his considered by the customs department One of the largest and most import NEW HAVEN, March 14.—The summa rite of confirmation at Trinity Church, considerable earnestness the rumor own. — [Recorder. as almost the biggest personal baggage ant business consolidations which has New Haven, to-morrow morning. that Tim Keefe, Ed Crane and Rad- ry of the Weekly Record for the cur up to date. But Mme. Bernhardt comes been recorded in the history of Nor rent week shows real estate sales as fol Miss Kate Mtlllory of Jersey City and —Crown Lavender Salts and Crab bourne are negotiating with the Cin in with 107 trunks, two or three dogs, walk, in recent years, is the uniting in lows: New Haven, 13; Bridgeport, 17; Master George Doubleday are visiting apple blossom perfume at 2t58 cinnati Association club. and her astounding personality. She a joint stock company, of the two per The following contracts for 1891 are Hartford, 10; Waterbury, 7; Meriden, friends in town. • ; ' , —Don't fail to hear Timothy J. Fox is way ahead.—[New York Sun. sonal partnerships of Holmes
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electric wire when she hears this news." a roofer, and I think he said a plumber." I've been about money that to my knowl W' - ' "You'll feel it your duty to let her "And a miserably poor workman," re edge I never lost a penny before in all know, Susan," and the Widow Hark turned Mrs. Bissell. "Fraser will have my housekeeping." flNNEBI. away opened her little cat's eyes and to send another man to mend that roof "I think that mark on the bills is an fixed them on her friend. before I pay him a cent. But, by the excellent clew," said the doctor.. "I By AUGUSTA LAEUEH "What would you do if you were in way, doctor, I hope you got your fee." know a young detective in the city who my place, Ruth?" . "Yes, he paid promptly on the spot, can work up the case. I will set him on CHAPTER III. "Oh, I sha'n't interfere,. Susan," re •was rather surprised, because the place it if you say so. There isn't anything of In a few days the whole Bissell family sponded Mrs. Harkaway in her deep gut looked poor and dirty, and I thought. the kind those fellows cannot ferret out was revolving around the young doctor. tural; "I would not deprive you of the Doyle's breath smelled as if he had been if you give them time. Of course the He had a fine tenor voice, and in the in pleasure." drinking." V money wasn't passed here, and you will terval of waiting for patients the neigh "You seem to imply that I am a gos have to look for it in Boston." bors could hear Anne accompanying him sipy person, Ruth, and the Lord knows CHAPTER IV. "Bridget went over to Api '.edale last on the old cracked piano. The chances if there's anything I hate it's gossip." Gran'ther Bissell was agaiu pottering Sunday," said Mrs. Bissell, after musing, rm of his working up a practice in Little- "I don't imply anything," returned about the garden, and the doctor and "to see her married sister who lives XOHWALK} Conii.'. March 13, 1891. field were taken to heart by every mem Mrs. Harkaway sturdily. "I always go Anne were trying over a new song in there, and she has been in a very bad p ber of the household. Even the Holmeses on facts." the parlor, where Anne had put down temper ever since." f * «, % J Cr* tfK** &>• ; '' manifested a kind of batrachian interest The two friends octen had little tiffs her dusting brush to play the accompa "I tell you what," said the doctor, ~M~-i llin f=>-ny in the affair. The doctor whimsically owing to the douches of free speech the niment. Neither of them minded the suddenly inspired; "we will get out a lamented the ill luck that had brought widow would insist on Dourinar out on broken key nor the horrible dissonance search wdltant for Bridget and her him to a town apparently as fatally Miss Carver's head for her soul's good. it made when they got into the full sister. You watch Bridget here at home, VERY LADY, of coarse, Jiealtliy as Kettletas. Mrs. Bissell en Now she went out with a little red spot musical flow. Presently Mrs. Bissell and I will run over to Appledale and couraged him to wait till the season of burning high up on either cheek. came down from the attic chamber have her sister's house searched. We E wants a new Easter Bonnet, coughs and colds and influenza set in in Anne Bissell was in the little parlor, where the old man slept. She clung to may find the money all there in a lump. $be fall. Even Miss Carver believed he which, though cheaply and plainly fur the baluster to steady herself and keep If nothing comes of it we can go through and nothing will be 'more5 welcomeJ must succeed. No one with the doctor's nished, had that harmony of color and from falling, and tottered into the little Bridget's things here when I come back, face and air and powers of amusing when artistic touch Anne imparted to every parlor as pale as ashes. The doctor before she gets wind of what has hap than our Spring Opening, Satur 2io laid himself out could fail to become thing with which f;he had to do. Her turned round and caught her by the pened." popular in Littlefield. She had a pro girlish brightness and bloom seemed to" arm just in time to save her from fall Mrs. Bissell and Anne were deeply day, Monday and Tuesday, of Fine ing. He put her gently on the sofa. grateful to the doctor for his active in found distrust of popularity, never hav pervado the place and transform it into French Millinery. In this new ing been able to win the precious boon, a low toned background for lier beauty. "What is the matter, Mrs. Bissell?" he terest. They had never before known the joy of having a man to lean on in ar« lint the glamor cast by the young doctor She was busy sewing on a pale blue gown asked: "are you ill?" " department of our store will be was not to be altogether resisted, even of some thin woolen stuff, puffing the Anne rushed to her mother's side, and emergency. Bissell was practicably use -by so perspicacious and cool headed a big sleeves, and putting in white lace at put her arm under her head. less on such an occasion, and 3>w he found all the latest ideas in both person as Miss Carver. the throat. Miss Carver in her scant "No," gasped Mrs. Bissell, "it isn't a had been away teaming it for a week, Mean time, while waiting for patients, autumnal russet slipped into the rocking faint or anything that I have eaten that and of course gran'ther was too old Trimmed and Untrimmed Bon the doctor had nothing to do bij$ read in chair and wiped the perspiration from has disagreed. Anne, my child, I've even to take it all in! Anne shouted at his pretty office, where Anne daily made her thin face. Anne's abundant loveli been robbed of my interest money, all him until she was hoarse to try and nets, Hats and Toques, as well as arrangement of flowers—a great my hard earnings and savings of a year, make him understand, and then he went a new ness wounded her as usual, and gave her an endless assortment of Children's bowl of water lilies or nasturtiums or the feeling that she would like to stick a to meet the payment on the mortgage," about shaking his head and talkiig to sweet peas all one color, for Anne had a pin into that pink and white complacency and a hard sob broke through the words himself for half a day. School Hats. ' v Our exhibit of light, artistic hand—or to stroll about and call forth a little cry of pain. that seemed to rend her throat. • A The doctor came home early in the in his slippers in the garden, where "I s'pose you know Mary French, evening from Appledale, rather damped Flowers, Feathers, Ribbons, Vel Gran'ther Bissell pottered among his don't you, Anne?* she began, making the by the result of his expedition. He had tomato vines and flower beds, or to try rockets of her chair creak. found an officer, and had succeeded in vets, Laces, etc., for trimming horses. "No, I can't say I do. We used to play searching Bridget's sister's house, but together when we went to school, but without avail. The act had brought a will not be equalled by any house tide of indignation on his head, not only she doesn't remember me now. She in town, while the prices charged wouldn't call on people in our position." from Mrs. Rooney herself, but from the neighbors, who were ready to hoot him "I hate to hear folks talk as if they will be especially low this month were getting soured by being poor. Poor out of town. Bridget's sister, it ap folks cau go among the best people in peared, was a highly respectable person, in order to introduce the depart Littlefield if they are of the right stamp. and had also a power of tongue that Iam poor, and I am not ashamed to own seemed to blister where the words fell. ment. • •• •', .,v" "'•••' it; but never a door is shut on me." The doctor was threatened with a shower "Oh, we could not pretend to your su f of brickbats and a hot water douche if perior qualifications for Littlefield socie he remained another fifteen minutes in Dress T-rn -nr-> m t ngs. ty," and Anne gave her pretty head a Appledale, and he was glad to beat a slight toss. hasty retreat by the first train. Nothing daunted, however, he pushed The hussy! Miss Carver wanted to AYING reason to anticipate an unprecedented demand for Dress| shake her. She hardened her heart. the investigation into Bridget's trunk "Well, Anne, I understand that Mary that night by aid of one of the Littlefield Trimmings the coming season we have made preparations accord- |l French knows something rather startling constables, but nothing was found there ly, aud we are now displaying the most extensive stock we have ever ; but the poor girl's belongings, and Brid H about your doctor," laying malignant The doctor turned around and cought shown including the finest assortment of patterns and colorings, many > emphasis on the "your." "He is engaged her just in time to save her fromfalling. get went out of the house at midnight to one of her schoolmates at Smith col There was a slight rustle at the other sobbing violently, and vehemently de of the most desirable of w! it'll cannot be found elsewhere or duplicated by claring it was a wicked thing to take " i 'spnacyfm know Mary French, don't lege, and has been for a year." end of the room, and Anne looked ourselves. .. . . ' you, Annet" away a poor girl's character when there She waited to see the bomb explode, around and saw Miss Carver standing in This day, Saturday, March 14. we make the first general opening for All sorts of horses were brought by but Anne lifted her face from the sleeve the door with her street things on. was not a particle of proof against her. dealers to the door for the. doctor to try, she was puffing serene as a summer day. " What did I tell you, Mis3 Bissell?" she To be continued. the season of this superb stock. Visitors will find that all our Trimmings g and it became the principal amusement "Oh, that's an old story," said she, smil put in, quite uninvited. "Didn't I warn are most carefully selected with especial reference to the great etock of of the neighbors to see thj doctor speed For the cure of the inflammation and ing sweetly on Miss Carver. "The en you it was unsafe to keep any large stun Dress Fixtures, and it is our purpose to make th9 Trimmings in e\ery ing them up and down the shady street. gagement was broken more than six of money in the house? Didn't I plead congestion called a ''cold in the head" The Bissell household came out to in months ago. The young lady insisted with you as a friend to go and open an there is more potency in Ely's Cream way correspond thereto. , ^ spect each new aspirant for the doctor's on the doctor's joining her church. As account, and deposit your money in the Balm than in anything else that it is favor. It was Mrs. Bissell's opinion that possible to prescribe. This preparation he declined she broke with him." bank?" has for years past been making a bril the doctor would need a long winded "It looks very bad to be making and "Yes; you did," returned Mrs. Bissell liant success as a remedy for cold in Lace Curtains. . horse and a good goer for the flourishing breaking engagements," remarked Miss feebly through her fast dropping tears, the head, catarrh and hay fever. Used practice she anticipated for him through Carver with asperity. "Off with the "but what's the use of bringing it up in the initial stages of these complaints Drayton Spurrs and Deadman's Hollow old love and on with the new." now? I distrusted banks after so many Cream Balm prevents any serious de O the outside world and many outlying places, where there "Yes, it does look bad," remarked the velopment of the symptoms, while al savings institutions had broken. I you present your were believers in the little pill theory placid Anne, "to those who have never thought it better to keep the money by most numberless cases are on record of T who would yet rise up and call him been engaged, and are never likely to be, radical cures of chronic catarrh, after credentials as a woman me." all other modes of treatment have failed. blessed. and do not know the difficulties of the | "Don't mind the old cat," whispered of taste in the appear The scattering calls the doctor re situation,". i Anne, with her rosy lip3 close to her Every woman who suffers from Sick ance of your windows. ceived in those first weeks made the Miss Carver sat back in her chair, I mother's ear, and her strong, young Headache, and who dislikes to take whole house palpitate with sympathetic breathing hard, and just then Mrs. Bis I arms about the little woman's waist. bitter doses, should try Carter's Little They are the only vis I excitement. If the sharp, snappy little sell came into the room, sat down and | "Tell us where the money was when it Liver Pills. They are the easiest of ible portions of the un door bell rang at meal time they all all medicines to take. A positive cure smoothed her apron. There was what • was stolen; perhaps we shall find it is known interior. All the started and looked at the young man at Anne called the "black rust" in her ; all a mistake." for the above distressing C9mplaiut; the head of the table. A slow, collect little mother's forehead, and she heaved Mrs. Bissell brushed away a few salt give prompt relief in dyspepsia and in rest is on private exhi digestion ; prevent and cure constipa ive smile expanded on the composite a sigh. j drops with the corner of her checkered bition to your friends; countenance of the Holmes family. tion and piles. As easy to take as "Gran'ther is sick, Anne; something i apron. sugar. Only only one pill a dose. 40 but your window Even old Gran'ther Bissell, deaf as he like a chill, and I've put him to bed and "You know, Anne, how careful I've in a vial. Price 25c. If you try them was, heard it in the kitchen, and Mrs. tucked him in warm, and now I'm wait always been to lock up money. It was you will not be without them. draperies are on public Bissell glowed as she busied herself dish ing for the doctor. The roof leaks close in the middle drawer of the bureau up exhibition perpetually . ing up the vegetables Bridget was to to gran'ther's bed, and it has begun to in gran'ther's room, left hand corner, Dropped on sugar, children love to take carry into the dining room, and, if pos Johnson's Anodyne Liniment tor coughs and to the passer by. They . rain and is so damp. I don't know but shoved behind a pile of clothes and my colds. sible. Anue was rosier than her wont. I shall move gran'ther down into my winter bonnet. It was in a little shell are as important as your i There was no end of joking at the table room. I had Frasers assistant here day casket that belonged to mother. I al personal appearance. about the good eight hours of sleep th? TATEONIZE THE OL® EELIABLE before yesterday to mend the roof. He ways kep' that drawer locked, but I xpkess Our special offering| doctor enjoyed nightly. said he was a stranger in town, and he must have gone there in a hurry and A"™ E COMPANY, *• 1 shaVt feel at all satisfied," said has made a miserable job of it. I be forgot to turn the key. It was a week tow Kates. Prompt Delivery. this week is a handsome § Anne, beaming on him across the board, ago yesterday, I think, when I went up lieve it leaks worse than ever, and I Branch Office, Norwalk, at Morris Benedict's, Nottingham Lace Cur "until our bell wire is broken three or wonder Fraser would employ such a to make change to pay the butcher's four times a week by country boys rid Main Office at Depot, South Norwalk. tain, which closely re hand. I do wish the doctor would bill, and there was angel cake baking in L. HUNT, Agent. ing wild colts bareback to summon the come." the oven and I was in a great taking for sembles a real Brusse's Lace Curtain, in beautiful styles for the diawing doctor in hot haste for some old woman Miss Carver had passed rather a try fear it would burn. It must have been room—fern and flower designs, as shown in the cut. They are the height ^ with the toothache." ing day, aiid she went to bed early and at that time, but I don't know, for my PENSIONS "If you expect me to do the repairing slept lightly, waking every now and then head isn't just straight and I can't of refinement in curtains. ' , it may cost more than I get in fees." from a bad dream. Late in the evening think." GEN. WM. 11, NOBLE, We have secured this lot tvt less than the McKinley bill permits them "Oh, I guess we can afford a few re she heard Dr. Tibbet's light step going "That's the way you keep your No. 91 STRATFORD AVE., BRIDGEPORT. pairs," retorted Anne, "for the glory of to be landed, and 011 Saturday we will hurry them off at $3.75 per pair. up to his patient in the attic and his money," sneered Miss Carver, but no Has all blanks needed under New Law for the thing. We expect our doctor to pleasant, reassuring voice saying to Mrs. body minded her. Soldiers, Widows, Parents and Children. Call Don't buy them if you don't really need them; let some one else have have the biggest practice of anybody in or send for question blanks at once. Bissell in the hall: "iSTow, don't you "Youll get it back, mother," said the chance. , town." worry. The old man has' got a little Anne very positively, patting the thin, "Our doctor!" Miss Carver repeated cold and a touch of fever, bub we shall whithered cheek. "Do you think it S. GUSOWSEI, the words with her mouth pursed up in bring him round in a day or two." could have been Bridget?" she added in a pucker of disapproval that afternoon, It was astonishing to Miss Carver that a reluctant whisper. ; MERCHANT TAILOR, "W~indow Sib_eic3.es. as she sat with her friend, the Widow Mrs. Bissell, with all the load she had to "I am sure of it, Anne," and Mrs. Bis Is ready to show the Finest Stock of > Harkaway, cooling off after her walk, carry, should worry about that old man sell straightened up and looked about HERE are th?-ee subjects 01' Xorwalk profanity on whicli a culprit may with her bonnet strings untie'd. "You'd for whom she cooked and washed and her with confidence. "Nobody else knew CLOTHS,CASSIMEEES AND OVERCOATING think to hear them talk they had pre mended when his own well to do daugh I kept my money there. Nobody else And a great variety of Fancy Pants Patterns be convicted, but can alwajs be recommended to the mercy of the ^ empted him and were dividing him up ters had practically cast him off. In the goes into that room except gran'ther. E. GUSOWSKI, recordingT angel. They are its hcrse cars, its telephones and its cheap into quarter sections for their own ex Corner Wall and Water Streets middle of the night she heard the front Of course it was Bridget, and it accounts window shades. You can travel nearer to exasperation on a poorly hung clusive use." door bell ring out in the silent house for her strange actions this last ten days. There were moments when Miss Car with startling reverberation. She wag She has slammed the stove covers and S. B. WILSON, window shade than 011 any other expenditure of money. t J -V " "1 > ver had "slumped" through in her origi- hesitating about getting up to call Mrs. banged the kitchen utensils when I have f We make a specialty of Perfectly Appointed Shades and guarantee . nal grim determination to suspect the Bissell when Anne came tripping out of asked he® to do a chore, and yesterday Carpenter and Builder. doctor of possessing showy but untrust her room in her striped flannel dressing she broke the soup tureen. I thought satisfaction in their constant use. ^ worthy qualities. She was like one of AWING, Window Frames, &c. Mouldings We carry at all times a full line of imported Seotch Holland and the ^ * gown, her hair a mass of fluffy curls. mebbe she was in love, but I see now made to order. Jobbing promptlyattended those "sugar" days in early spring that S f Miss Carver heard her tap at the doctor's she had this thing on her conscience." to. Shop—Cross st.; Residence, 92 Wall st. famous Lonsdale (domestic) Holland in all the desirable colors. ^ i thaw at noon and freeze overnight— door. "The night patients have begun "But she came with such a good rec just now it was frosty weather. First floor at Belden avenue to let at $9 per Estimates and samples furnished whenever you desire them. , ^ to pour in," she whispered through the ommendation from her last place," month. Houses and lots for sale on easy terms The Widow Harkaway was often in panel, "and I'm so glad." pleaded Anne. so sensitive a state of mind about the go The doctor got up and dressed hur "Them that tempts is as bad as them ings on of her neighbors, and the wick riedly, and then drove away in a wagon that takes," edged in Miss Carver. "It's mm ed of the world in general, that she felt that was waiting for him at the door wicked to leave money round where it DYES forced to sit with her eyes shut. Now LADIES* over the soft, wet road.- Miss Carver will entice an ignorant girl like Brid- Do Your Own Dyeing, at Home* her eyes were sealed, and the lids quiv did not hear him como in, but she found get." - ' '/• They will dye everything. They are sold every- ered with reprobation. where. Price lOe. n package. They have no equal him fresh and bright in the morning at Anne, who was still kneeling by her for Strength, Brightness, Amount in Packages "I did think of calling him in for my the breakfast table discussing Mrs. Bis mother's side, turned round on the de or for Fastness of Color, or non-fading Qualities. ittmbago," she began in a disparaging They do not crock or smut; 40colors. For sale by e sell's rolls and coffee. Mrs. Bissell was fensive. "Now, Miss Carver," said she, tone of voice, "but I have to conclude J. G. Gregory & Co.; J. A. Biggs, 11 Main herself seated behind the tray. • , "don't go and spread this story all over street; George B. Plaisted, Druggist. from what I have heard that he is a very "Doctor," she asked, "was your pa town, for it might prevent us from catch reprehensible person. It has leaked out tient very ill last night?" ing the thief." through Mary French that he is engaged "No, nothing serious; only a light "You are impertinent, Anne Bissell," to one of her schoolmates at Smith col touch of croup. If the mother had and Miss Carver, highly indignant, flung lege, has been engaged a year or more, known how to use a little sweet oil it out of the front door. TILLY, and now he has crep' in here at Little- would have saved the trouble of sending "There's one thing about it," said Mrs. SsM and kep' it all hushed up and gone, for me. But those Irish mothers soon go Bissell, rousing up as a gleam of GE MAKE: to flirting hammer and tongs with Anne off their heads when there is anything came into her mind. ''I think those Bissell." the matter with the baby. The father's could be traced and got back if a body NORWALK, CONN. "Engaged!" whistled Miss Carver name is Doyle and they live in Cork." only knew how to set to work in the through the gap made by the loss of one "Doyle," repeated Mrs. Bissell, "that right way. There were eight tens and her incisors, which the dentist's art must be the man who mended my roof one twenty all marked with the letter B &a& not yet repaired. "Well, I never! the other day, or rather didn't mend it. and a little cross with blue ink in one And he's been sailing along under false It lets in the water worse than ever." corner. I've been in the habit of mark- Family Carriages, vicIormss ' ; ' • • r v '• : V ::V'V •:v.«.v.v.- >• ..V..-..::••••yr •> •-•j-• ' .'vv.'V ' ;:'- , ''''' • .v.''*,j..'-' • •'•.y''' v.-•.• •- •• r ^ >-V: Y'7-M Y'V •Vtf- . -, , - . r * /; ,' • - - -; / ; k 1 f WEEK - N O R W . > A ; ,V .LV ASTOSJSIl i;i> ITAJ^TAX. Enos Kellogg will occupy the Pros Work in Adams Bros.' plank shop is pect Place near the stone bridge, after Saturday afternoon while William E. • -'i quiet, but the finishers and curlers are April 1st. This will better enable Mr. Dann, our enterprising harness and quite busy. ,T. Kellogg to oversee the extensive im trunk dealer, was enjoying a short nap Strawberries, right from Florida, provements proposed in the Riverside after a hearty dinner, his partner Mon- have arrived hereabouts. They sell at son Hoyt, was waited upon by two sons cemetery. CONSUMPTION •i, ^ forty cents a basket. of sunny Italy, bent on purchasing two It is reported of an East Norwalk SCOTT'S SCROFULA of the latest improved Saratogas, in The hat shipments from this city for resident, who objects to the placing of BRONCHITIS view of two approaching wedding tours, the week ending March 7th, were 846 the fire-bell on Randall's building, that EMULSION COUGHS ? " Monse " with his usual urbanity soon : Will open and offer for sale to-day one case mor of those popular 36 incii , cases and 233 crates. he on Saturday purchased a new lock, COLDS sold each a three-dollar trunk, Avhose and proceeded to the place where the Wasting Diseases DRESS GOODS, in the Best Styles Ever Offered, at 15 Cents Per Yard. Mrs. Rogersand Mrs. Fauntleroy and shape and finish would have satisfied a CURES bell had been stored, with the avowed .family, of East Norwalk, intend moving Vanderbilt. Shouldering their trunks Wonderful Flesh Producer. |They are the same goods we have had such a run on lately.- - > - '• • purpose of changing the lock on the .to Chicago early in the fall. the two Italians started for "Jerry ' O Many have gained one pound : Thirty dozen more of those ' building, so that the bell could not be Brien's Whistleville District, congratu per day by its use. The grand masquerade ball of Co. D, removed. He was not a little chagrined Derby Ribbed Children's Hose at 15c. per pair lating themselves over their good luck Scott's Emulsion is not a secret Fourth Regt., C. N. G., will be given to find that the bell had been removed x in the Armory Monday evening, April in being able to purchase two elegant remedy. It contains the stimulat Worth 15 cents ; Sizes 6 to 9£; fast black. Those who were disappointed and to-day is the butt of jokers, trunks for $6. After a short nap Wil ing properties of the Hypophos- in coming too late at the last sale will now have an opportunity. _ 6th. One of the newest wash fabrics this season is the , " * A young man giving his naift'e «s liam E. returned to the store and dis phites and pure Norwegian Cod Miss Edith Roseman of Westport, is Cook, and claiming to have come fl'Oln covered the absence of the trunks, and Liver Oil, the potency of both visiting her brother and sister, Mr. PARISIAN CREPE CLOTH. the Bridgeport Post, has been repre pointing to the spot where they had re being largely increased. It is used and Mrs. Charles Yost of South First senting himself in Norwalk as about to posed before his departure for dinner, by Physicians all over the world. s •; We have a Choice Line ; price 17 cents per yard. street. enter the employ of the GAZETTE, and he interrogated "Monse" as follows: PALATABLE AS MILK. The remains of the late C. J. Grum- on the strength of that, succeeded in "Say, Monse, what have you done with Sold by all Druggists. . Look at the All-Wool TRICOTS at 25 cents per yard. an, brother of Mrs. John McLean, beating his boarding mistress, Mrs. the two trunks that stoodthere?" "Sold 8COTT & BOWNEf Chemists, N.Y. We are the only house in town that have the were brought to Norwalk Sunday for Merritt, out of the amount of his bill. them, partner," replied "Monse." interment in Union cemetery. The GAZETTE knows nothing of this "That's good," ejaculated the delight GENUINE TISSUE PONGEES, GOLD MEDAL, PARIS, lfcfa. On Tuesday and Wednesday, June person, and would advise boarding ed partner. "But did you take out * Black Grounds. Can show you •>, ! 16th and 17th the eight aunual conven house keepers to look out for him. those alligator valises that were inside?' "Holy Moses!" yelled "Monse,'' THE FINEST LINE OF MUSLIN UNDERWEAR. tion of the .'Connecticut state firemen's Bridgeport and WaterbUry will stru tn W. Baker & Co. fi 4' I forgot them, by thunder! and those association will be held in New Britain. gle in a tug of war contest on Fast Day FINE GOODS. LOW PRICES. blasted Italians have gone off with Beer was what did the business in afternoon. The eve.it will take place them." In a second's time "Mouse" in Waterbury, a bonus of $20 having c breaking the fast of Murderer Scheele. was on the horse cars speeding for IE L"\7S7" ard Stree t, been offered the Bridgeport team to go He resisted all sorts of temptation in South Norwalk in hopes of catching his the shape of food, but a bottle of lager to the Brass City. A purse of $100 will No. 5 Gazette Building, Norwalk. customers before they reached that city. was too much for him. be captured by the winning team, and Cocoa In front of Mr. Matthewson's " Monse" the Waterbury Democrat holds a for from which the excess of In a Norwich church yesterday eight overtook Jerry's Whistleville constitu feit of $25 on the match. . The Cling oil has been removed, is r\ people, including the clergyman, faint ents, and jumping from the car he brothers, formerly of New Haven, will Absolutely Pure ed from the effects of inhaling coal gas. yanked a trunk from the terrified Ital m push with the Bridgeport team. Much PI A R The sexton did not understand the ian's shoulder and proceeded to open and it is Soluble. interest is taken in the contest. working of the furnace. it and remove therefrom about $20 A petition to the New England road The Danbury victim of the accident Avorth of alligator valises, which he had No Chemicals to change the name of the flag station are used in its preparation. It has at the South Norwalk depot; sometime sold with the trunk for $3. It is need now known as Newtown would, if cir V XX \J ago, James C. Warren, has so far re less to remark that valises are not kept more than three times the strength of culated, be signed by many and ought covered as to be able to ride out when in trunks at that store now, and here Cocoa mixed with Starch, Arrowroot WILL HAVE THEIR to receive iirompt attention. This the weather is favorable. after when you buy a trunk from or Sugar, and is therefore far more station should be called Hanover, or, " Monse'' you will find that a nest of economical, costing less than one cent Miss Mary Stuart and her mother at least, something besides Newtown, alligator valises do not go with it. A CUJJ. It is delicious, nourishing, have returned from a two weeks' visit — <-•> which is misleading to strangers. strengthening, EASILY DIGESTED, to Brooklyn. Miss Stuart was the Many times visitors have left the train A most dastardly and murderous at .".rul admirably adapted for invalids guest of Mrs Eversley' Childs at her at Newtown on the New England, tempt was made at East Norwalk to wreck both the 8:40 accommodation : s well as for persons in health. ^ home in St. James Place. when the real Newtown, that on the On YVednesday, March 4, and will offer* a larger stock of Fine Goods bound east, and the Boston express hy Grocers everywhere. % Some of our yachtsmen will be glad Housatonic was intended.—[Newtown than ever before to the residents of Norwalk, and AT PRICES THAT Bee. bound West, and which does not stop to hear that Frank H. Hoyt, who has DEFY COMPETITION for good goods. We don't intend to sell trash. at South Norwalk, but passed the East & £2., fefeesicr, iHx been quite ill at his home in Stamford, Up in Winsted, in some of the relig We think there is enough offered in town already. w . ^ Norwalk station a little before 9 o'clock • is now convalescent. Mr. Hoyt is a ious denominations there is a refresh FISP"PLEASE CALL AND EXAMINE GOODS AND PRICES Wednesday night. There were several very enthusiastic yachtsman. / ing tone of liberality. The superin We have our line of CASPETS complete with all the New Styles in tendent of a Sunday school in one of its long heavy ties wedged across the tracts C.C.SHAYNE market. Also large lines of Rugs, Door ?.Iats, all sizes, Mattings, Linoleum, A visiting stranger might walk the orthodox churches has the reputation between the depot and the bridge, and Wholesale Manufacturing Furrier, , Oil Cloths, &c., &c. . * .^principal avenues of New York for of being the most skillful billiardist in the 8:40 was the first to strike the ob Our Kitchen Department is well stocked with all kinds of Wooden .hours before chancing upon a place to town, so that he can give "points" to structions. The engine came head on NEW YORK. and Tin Ware from a 9c. Broom to an 89c. Wash Tub. quench his thirst without making a almost anybody in billiards as well as with such force as to entirely clear the Our trade is rapidly increasing and we intend to supply all the wants DOWN-TOWN payment in cash for a draught. track and escape serious injury. The : r in religious instruction. If Solomon of our customers to the best of our ability. . r.. ., The Rev. I. M. Foster has accepted were living to-day he would very likely cow catcher was twisted up into indefi 1G3 Prince St., Near Broadway ~ Goods not in stock will be purchased next day. the invitation to Washington Park M. in a "revised version" of his Proverbs nite shapes and the passengers experi Agents for Jouvin Kid Gloves, Butterick's Patterns, Halls Bazar E. church, of Bridgeport, subject to say there was a time to play croquet, enced a "severe shaking up but the cars Ur-TOWN: Forms, &c. the approval of the bishop at the ses base ball and billiards, and a time to did not leave the track and the train 124W>sr42dSt., Special Agents for Agra, Angora and Glenham Mills Carpet. sion of the New York East Conference refrain from these games. passed on to New Haven. Two blocks west of Grand Less than half an hour later the Central Depot. in April. In the Berkshire hills, there was a fu Miss Langdon, who was injured at Boston express, due at the Grand Cen HOYT neral and, as they gathered in the little tral depot at 10 p. m. came thundering Offers nt retail at both Green & Fanton's factory, escaped with parlor, there came the typical New Eng stores, the latest styles only trivial hurts. Miss Feeley, how down on the west track and when be Sin F».rCtpes, Sealskin land female, who mingles curiosity with i Garments and other ever, is injured internally, besides re tween the East Norwalk station and the her sympathy and, as she glanced around draw bridge, it came upon precisely Lea ling Fashionable ceiving a spinal disturbance and partial the darkened room, she said to the be Fvirs, nt lowest cash similar obstructions, but fortunately, paralysis of the leg. reaved widow , "When did you get that wholesale manmfactui tis' pi ices the murderous fiends had not effected new eight-day clock?" ' 'We aint got no New Illustrated Catalogue Mailed Tree. Albert R. Welton, charged with arson their inhuman purpose, for although new eight-day clock," was the reply. in Shelton, and awaiting trial in the the great, heavy ties, requiring at least "You aint? What's that in the corner Superior Court of Fairfield county two strong men to carry them, had there?" "Why, no, that's not an eight- under bonds of $5,000, has skipped to been wedged diagonally across and day clock, that's the deceased; we stood California, and now his bondsman, A. over and upon the tracks, the force of him on end to make room for the mourn B. Ruggles, is disposing of his property. the engine's blow upon the obstruction ers."—[Chauncey M. Depew. A prize drill of the Uniformed Rank, was such as to hurl the ties from their Knights of Pythias, to be held in It is somewhat strange that the wives position, with slight injury to the cars Danbury sometime the coming summer of many of the political magnates of and none whatever to the slightly in which the .crack divisions of the both the great parties differ so much jolted passengers. in their feelings about their husband's What could have been the motive state will compete, is a plan that is WILL FOR FEW DAYS MOBE PASS maturing in the minds of the Knights. ambitions. There is Gen. Russell A. that prompted these two deliberate at Alger's wife, who is so thoroughly tempts at murder, no one can conject C. T. Sabin, clerk in Hale's drug wrapped up in her hiisband and child ure, but the purpose was plainly appar store, was arranging some sponges in ren that she is strongly opposed to his ent. The Consolidated officials will the window when the lightning struck mingling in public affairs at all. make every exertion to detect and pun last night. The fluid entered the Everybody knows how differently Mrs. ish the inhuman scoundrels. Many store over the wire of the incandescent John A. Logan felt in the days when surmise that it may have been done by lamp and injured his right arm, the her husband was alive, and it is an the same tramps who fired the Gorham very severe shock preventing him open secret that Mrs. Cleveland is far barn to divert attention. from enjoying much sleep last night. more ambitious for another four years XOKWATAi. CLAMS. Is composed of pure and wholesome at the head of Washington society than ingredients, and is the most reliable George N. Miller, a director in the Lockwood & Lockwood recently sent her spouse is to go back to the White remedv in the market for COUGHS, New York and New Haven Railroad, on order, a consignment of their large rurrfrts and ASTHMA. 10c. & 35cts. FBOM . for whom Coroner Levy issued a war House routine. soft shell clams for frying, to Gen. rant in connection with the recent tun In the matter of placing the new tow Geo. W. Moss, general agent of Adams nel disaster, died at his home, No. 39 er for the fire bell in East Norwalk, on Express Co., at Washington. The Gen Fifth avenue, New York at 6.30 last the Randall building it is guaranteed eral chanced to be in Ivansas on their night. Mr. Miller was 86, and his phy by the owner of the building that it can arrival in Washington, and the clams AMBLER STOOK. sician said death was due to natural remain there for fifteen years, change were expressed to him there, and he causes. in the ownership of the building to writes the DAILY GAZETTE thusly : "I The Law and Order Society of Darien make no difference in the time. The received them last Monday morning. committee, however, reserve the right on Saturday closed '-Matt" Lambert's They were just as fresh and good as with a vote of the citizens whenever it place presumably on general princi they could be. As all of us know some \The Greatest Blood Purifier^ ples. Mr. Lambert is the generally shall be thought advisable to do so. thing about soft shell clams, you can KNOWN. The tower which is nearly completed This Great German Medicine is the recognized local authority in all mat just imagine how we enjoyed them 1,400 cheapest and best. 12S doses of SUli-^ will be placed at the northwest corner miles away from the 'National Capital.' PHUll BITTERS for $1.00, lessthan* « ters concerning the superiority of dogs one cent a dose. _ It will cure tlie^ ^ of the building. A wire rope from the As good luck would have it, we had skin disease and fowls, and the boys may have to ' ,r' 1 \ bell-striker will be boxed in and lock a common Biinule on the congregate hereafter in the most a' Col. Jacques, who was raised in Massa ' * ' - . to and keys distributed. The bell will be chusetts, and his son to dine with us is v : - able church shed. t V v: ' 1 to use in ' ... ' ' r-' - - ready for use as soon as next Saturday. that day, and it was a rare treat to cases of such stubborn •Mark Bassett, forty-seven years of The bell was made at the Troy bell deep seated < Wonderful ins in them, as they had not had any for sev not ever take - age and a veteran of Company F, Sixth foundry in 1852. eral years." BLUE PILLS regiment, C. V., was killed Saturday W. H. Lockwood, our local trainer, by a fall of thirty feet at the jail in EDITOR GAZETTE :—While I was walk has a good stable of trotters, which he ing down the street, a little boy I . New Haven, where he was working at is jogging on the road, among which chanced to meet. With a pile of pa his trade, that of a mason, in the em DRESS GOODS at about H are Victory, pacer, record 2:27£; Chest pers he went his way, crying, "GA ploy of Lyman N. Treat. He belong- ZETTE ! GAZETTE ! to-day!" Ten min n't wait until yon v nut mare, Maud, by Abdallah, 2:29^ ; , - ' - ' • •* , ; ' • \ ed to the G. A. R. and had a family. utes more and I met the lad with only unable towalk, or - Brown pacer, Priest, 2:32; Chestnut one paper, 't was all he tad. I took the lat on your back, 0 08 gelding, George A, who will beat 2:30 paper and gave him the cent, and con isr""" " -" Corsets Cotton Underwear one-half It may be of interest to horsemen to sidered my penny was very well spent. this year; Chestnut gelding, Picket, 4 is know that Mr. Benjamin Allen is the " You have all the news,"—away the Invalid's Friend. possessor of a Hambletonian colt in years old, whb showed close to 2:30 last boy ran; "the GAZETTE will please you if a paper can. You will find me here which he has great expectations in the year; Bay gelding, Prince R, who it will be remembered won second money on a wet day or dry, crying 'GAZETTE, ' way of speed. If Ben's anticipations aB yon pass by." H. E|g ;: • are verified in the future, he will take three times last fall. Mr. Lockwood Ribbons, Small Wares, Buttons, U has also in training the spotted pacer, A CUBE FOB PIMPLES.—My face for nobody's dust in his daily drives to and J. C., 2:25, and the well known cam the last few years was covered with Try a Bottle To-day! assortment of General Dry Goods at . from South Norwalk, be he a hatter or pimples so bad that I used to feel paigner, Gossip, Jr., 2:13i. These Are you low-spirited and weak, ^otherwise. #. > ashamed to go anywhere. I took two - "•-ring from the excesses of noted pacers are owned by W. A. Saun bottles of Sulphur Bitters and the pim If so, SULPHUR BITTERS ' Mrs. Caroline Riggs, who lived (it ders of South Norwalk. Mr. Lock- ples disappeared, I use them ev you. 26 South Water street, New Haven, wood has also booked about twenty- spring.—[C. K. Dow Fall River. just at the end of Oyster Point, got up five other fast steppers, which he will in her sleep Sunday night, and her When winter's wind, with mad train, among them being colts by Sir Sweeps over hills and plains, body was found in the morning, float Walter, Wilkes, Shipman and Quarter 'Tis then you need Salvation Oil ing in the water not more than forty master. To heal your aches and pains. feet from the room where she had been Have you read the "Improved M. sleeping. She 'was almost 70 years of D.'' advertisement in another column? i and Read it now. age x am Y^'Vy'V?' ' 1 ; " ' V- ' • - • 'i - " - V'' < '' • • • VvKn * \ • <• - h ' «r"'\ ' . '.*Y _ ' , > I > > 1 ' f • . • -k ' I.- J*1 * - j* * V WEEKLY- NOR WA, L K -v'.'G AZETTE. • 3 cts. > Heautify the Head. - TO RENT. of their lives in learning how to slaugh JHE WOMAN'S COLUMN. * This can be done without the danger ter their fellow men. i that is sure to attend the use of prep DELIGHTFUL HOME TO LET.-Former STOP THE CAB!! NORWi It is s6mewhat a matter for surprise residence of Melville E. Mead, situated As long as anyone would hold him arations containing sulphate or^ sugar cornerA of Mansfield and Sedgwick avenues. onto the piano stool the German pro that the housekeepers of this section of of lead, or nitrate of silver. WALNUT Darien; three minutes' walk from depot; 14 "Truth above all. things. LEAF HAIR RESTORER is a pure, health rooms, besides cellar and garret, furnace, fessor favored us with many a fine se the country pay so little attention to stationary wash trays and oil cloths. Lawn decorations of the window. All through ful means of renewing the youthful with asphalt walks; Garden, Shade and Fruit lection on the piano, notwithstanding plenitude and color of the hair. It is Trees. Rent $400 per year. Outbuildings can SATURDAY, MARCH 14, 1891. < his oft repeated excuse, "I am so sick, the West the treatment of the window a harmless while effective botanic prep be rented if desired. For further particulars * s apply to T. BELL, Darien Post Office, or I haf not some more mdosic in me is studied by architect and owner, and aration, agreeably perfumed, clear, MELVILLE E. MEAD, Norwalk, in evening, and the result is admirable. Someone vis leaves no stain upon the collar or linen, 150 Broadway, New York, during day. lwll INCIDENTS ON AN OCEAN VOYAGE left," and changes to the desired youthful tint . \ >i The before-mentioned second purser iting in New York for the first time in O LET.—Nice Suite of Rooms, water and - IN WINTER. light or faded hair as well as gray. sewer connections, at 41 Wall street; $7.50. afforded the greatest amusement for fifteen years, after living in Califor Price $1.00 per bottle. Sold every TInquire on premises. tf'57 SlBl The Dutch steamer Werkendam from the company. He had never seen a nia, asked how we could endure such where. straight, ugly rows of windows, with O RENT, from April 1st, the second floor of Amsterdam, had a smooth passage ship before he came on this one and 1'or Over fifty l'ear.s. T house, No. 54 Newtown avenue. Six verv little dcme to brighten them from the pleasant rooms. Inquire of MRS. H. E. JACK through the English Channel and until this was his first trip. He couldn't Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been SON, on the premises. Iw56p we passed the Scilly Islands, when w e tell whether the ship was going back inside. The effect of a street, on the used by millions of mothers for their children contra1 y, where the windows are varied while teething. If disturbed at night or brok NEAT, Little Cottage of Seven Rooms met the long swells that make the ship s ward or forward. He believed every en of your rest by a sick child suffering and A near Union Park, not five minutes' walk motion so pleasant to all but those T\1IO in size and shape, and decorated with crying with pain of Cutting Teeth send at once from cars and post office. Rent $15. Apply to, thing we told him regarding the sea. and get a bottle of "Mrs. Winslow's Soothing GEN. CHARLES OLMSTEAD or office of the DAILY .suffer from sea-sickness. We were The Doctor told him we had decided all sorts of pretty plants, jardinieres, Syrup" for Children Teething. It will relieve GAZETTE. 3W56 the poor little sufferer immediately. Depend seated in the cozy smoking room on that he, (the second purser,) was the or perhaps a very beautiful lamp with upon it, mothers, there is no mistake about it. OUSE with seven Rooms, situated No. 19 the promenade deck, when the vessel gorgeous shade, is indescribably It cures diarrhoea, regulates the stomach and H Elizabeth street. Barn and outbuild Jonah of the ship and that he must be bowels, cures wind colic, softens the gums, ings. Inquire of J. G. HAMILTON, Warwick lurched and mounted the crest of a set adrift. A log was trailed behind to cheerful. Of course, there is also an reduces inflammation, and gives tone and Hotel, South Norwalk. tfwl0d53 endless variety of curtains, and there energy to the whole system. Mrs. Winslow s great wave, and descending, plunged record the knots run ; this he thought Soothing Syrup for children teething is pleas Nickerson&Betts, FOR SALE. into a larger one, which broke over the are such beautiful and inexpensive ant to the taste and is the prescription of one was the means of telegraphic commu of the oldest and best female physicians and bow and swept every movable object nication with Holland. ,W hen he stuffs of all kinds now, that artistic nurses in the United States. Price 25 cents a Advertisements under this Jiead 25c. for five :sm bottle. Sold by all druggists throughout the lines or less, 506.for three times,$1for week. therefrom. The great ship quivered heard the Captain say that at a certain draperies are within the reach of all. world. Be sure and ask for "'MRS. WIXSLOW S with this strain. The stern was lifted time in the afternooon we would meet a Even in the poorest homes there is SOOTHING SYEUP." OR SALE.—An Oyster Counter. Apply at 35 AND 37 MAIN ST., high out of the water, and the resist ship that would take off letters for some effort made in this line. One of F So. Norwalk Office of DAILY GAZETTE. tf58 SPECI A L NO TICES. WHEKE You CAN FIND THE ^ ance taken from the thus released Holland, he hurriedly wrote a letter the very prettiest effects is that of half N Elegant Building Lot on Wilton avenue for sale cheap. A good chance for a screw, allowed the engines to pound Why he was not lost overboard is a curtains made of the Japanese reeds, HE Members of Pilgrim Council,No. 54, 0. Aperson of moderate means. Address Box A, Best Line of Canned Goods in Town, U. A. M., are requested to meet at the Norwalk P. O. tf38 and shake until it seemed that they wonder. He was groping along the and known as the "shadow curtains." Council Chamber, on SUNDAY, MARCH 15TH, at INCLUDING THE would be loosed from their fastenings These enticing and apparently sim 10T A. M., SHARP, to attend Divine Service at the deck with an opened bottle of beer, Baptist church in a body. Per order. OR SALE or Exchange.—The premises, and go through the bottom of the ship. ple plans for decorating on "two and No. 7 Camp street. Lot 80x150. House Golden Gate and CloTer Leaf Brands. when he slipped and fell on his back, It W. H. STOFFORD, Councilor. Fhas 11 rooms, modern improvements. Good As the stern fell the screw whipped the while the beer poured out to lubricate sixpence," which we often find in art garden, fruit in abundance. Apply to O. E :ALSO: ' OFFICE OF THE SELECTMEN >. WILSON, No. 3 Gazette Building. tfl9 water into spray, and made the steamer his passage for several yards across the books, and journals of that ilk, are OF THE TOWN OF NORWALK. ) tremble. This was the unpleasant pro deck. Another time he was superin generally a snare and a delusion, NORWALK, Conn., March 14,1891. TWO SEAT Family Sleigh, with pole and g Fruits and Vegetables. OEALED PROPOSALS will be received at A shafts, nearly good as new. Cost $125; logue to a series of ocean storms that tending the transportation of a barrel though it ia quite possible to work JO the above office until 12 o'clock, noon, of will be sold for $60. Apply at GAZETTE. TUESDAY, the 24TH OF' MARCH, for the grading FROG - CHILD made the voyage so lively. of flour across the deck when the bot wonderful results if one has plenty of of Yan Zandt avenue and Fort Point road. PRETTY Cottage of seven rooms, near the time, patience and a little skill. Al Plans and specifications can be seen on and Bridge. Price $2,500. Onlv $500 down. Most of the passengers, except the tom came out and down he went as a after Thursday, the 19th inst. AApply to O. E. WILSON, Real Estate Agent, sick and those who had already experi shower of spray covered him and the most everyone has at one time or an The Selectmen reserve the right to reject GAZETTE Building. any and all bids. enced one, were anxious to witness a flour. other tried to do a little upholstering, SAMUEL DASKAM, ) Selectmen of BIG Circular Steam Radiator, 34 inches At meal-time the faithful few were on with varying success, but one learns NELSON J. CRAW, - the Town across top; used but one season; will be storm, "just to break the monotony," OSCAR W. RAYMOND,) of Norwalk. soldA at a sacrifice as owner has no further use but had we foreseen six winter storms hand to indulge in the juggling, which instinctively to distrust the persuasive for it. Apply at office of DAILY GAZETTE. articles which begin with, ' 'Get a few (happily divided by short periods of is required when the sea is very rough ARGE Plate Glass Window, already en sun and. moon light) which occupied to enable one to have a "squaremeal." yards of some bright colored chintz, AUCTION SALE cased, round top and for sale cheap. :OF: LEnquire at DAILY GAZETTE OFFICE. the greater part of thirteen consecutive Strips of wood kept the dishes in place and a few upholsterer's tacks.'' The days, and which broke not only the —some of the time. It requires no lit result of these directions may be inex Household Furniture WANTED. monotony, but rest, baggage and most tle skill and attention to keep one's pensive in actual money, but as to AT THE Residence of the Late Mrs. Susan Mills, One cent a word far all advertisements under backache, bruised fingers and general this head. of the crockery, we might have been seat so as to go neither under nor over BROAD RIVER, contented with smooth sailing. After the table when the ship careens to an dissatisfaction with one's work, the (LOWER SILVER MINE ROAD), WO GENTLEMEN to represent Norwalk a few hours, however, when we found angle of 45 ° or more. The soup must outlay is considerable, except for those T and vicinity. Business light and big in K-S On Friday, March 20th, ducements. For particulars call on I. DALTON, that the ship was not expected to sink be°held in one hand, while the other is favored few who have a decided talent Room 1, Norwalk Hotel.' 2t58 Is now on exhibition in « « •'M: AT 2 O'CLOCK. P. M. every time a wave struck her, we be busily employed in stopping the salt as 'in this' direction. We know of one STORE UNDER MUSIC HALL, Stll JAMES MITCHELL, Auctioneer. AYS' WORK.—A strong and comDetent SOUTH NORWALK, gan to enjoy it. We ventured out un it chases the butter around, pick up the lady who never goes off on a summer D woman to go out by the day as Laundress, or at Scrubbing, House-cleaning, etc. Apply ADMISSION, 10 CENTS. Xt I '<* der the bridge and in the lea of the overturned castor, spread the bread journey, even, without her little tack at No. 6 South Union avenue. tf57 Doors open from l]a.m. to 9:30 p. m. each day. Captain's house, into door of which while you dodge the pickles, and catch hammer, but the proverbial impossi Tieslay Greiisg, larth 17, GIRL to do General Housework. Apply „ THE FROG BOY with his CONGRESS OF j ' j; . we dodged to escape the showers of the cup of coffee that the .steward has bility which a woman finds in driving _ 47 West avenue. tf54 CABALISTIC WONDERS, a cat with six legs, two bodies, two tails and one head ; a dog with snow-white spray. Here we could watch dropped in time to save himself from a nail straight, generally extends to a SENATOR O you want anything? Advertise in this three legs ; a colt with three legs; pet racoons, column and you will get it. tame cinnamon bear, the African lcoejer and {lie ship plunge through the waves, and falling across the table. There*are majority of the sex. Notwithstanding- D tame deer. dividing them, send off from each side times when (everything that we failed to all this, it must be confessed that the This we can call the Frog-Child, Frog-Man TIMOTHY J. FOX or Frog-Boy. He was born in Kershaw Co., S. loam-crested sheets of water. The catch in our laps went on the floor. divans of different shapes and sizes C., in 1868, and is IX feet high. WILL LECTURE AT THE For Sale or To Rent. waves shut out the view of the horizon Before we reached the Gulf Stream the which are so fashionable just now, This wonderful phenomenon has appeared in HE PROPERTY of Mrs. O. S. Ferry on all the great cities. Has been before the public <•- -y from the promenade, or third deck, ship became enveloped in ice, which tempt the merest tyro to try her luck East avenue, Norwalk, Conn. Apply to 11 years and exhibited in 36 stales, and certain Young Men's Christian Ass'n Rooms TMRS. FEBBY at 1421 K street, Washington, ly has pleased the ladies and children every above the water line, and towering disappeared as we entered the warm at their manufacture. They are »o D. C.; or to MB. E. J. HAN,CY. NO. 36 Wall where. UNDER THE AUSPICES OF .street, New York City. tf46 W,e pledge ourselves to the officers of any above us often, broke a ad swept the current. Tbe sea was • ccasapaiatively , pretty *and so comfortable and without city if this is not A LIVING WONDER to close main deck from stem to stern. The calm and once more people could keep much real upholstering are so compar the exhibition. We will not hire out to any Division, No. 1, A. 0. H., Dime Museum or Circus for less than $100 a day. gale continued, but the clouds parted, their seats without being tied on with atively simple in appearance, that they WILL SELL AT COST! This strange FREAK OF NATURE is accom —ON— lead one on in the most beguiling fash FOR TWO WEEKS TO MAKE ROOM panied by his parents. and the sun, which in that latitude and ropes. People who had suffered the He is or such high moral character that his season describes a small arc on the hor horrors of seasickness came on deck for ion. We know an enterprising bache FOR NEW GOODS. patronage is derived from ladies and gentle- " St. Patrick and the men of society. Even the clergymen uphold izon, came out in time to set and color the first time. lor who proceeded to manufacture, one Lot of Parlor Suits, Loungos, and patronize this wonderful ana the water with the loveliest tints of pur Chrismas day passed gloomily enough for himself, with brilliant success. He 59 0I0A5TIC 1V0BK OF THE DEITY. ple and gold. The wind blew the tops —however an extra effort on the part of made a frame about six and a half feet Irish Race. Bedroom Suits, Pictures, &c. j of the piling waters into spray and they the chef at dinner, the jokes of the Doc long, by four wide, raised only a little LECTURE COMMENCES AT 8 O'CLOCK. Also Handsome Lot of Baby Carriages, I appeared like the vaporous craters of tor, and the modest concert with which from the floor, bought wire springs ADMISSION 50 C EXTS. AT FURNITURE STOKE OF I E. Gusowski, miniature volcanoes. the evening passed redeemed it from and a mattress, threw over them a rug, 3t-ll We were watching the moon change being a failure. On the 15th day land and asked each ®f the ladies of his ac Theodore Coleman, and the pilot's signal were sighted sim quaintance to cover a feather pillow MERCHANT TAILOR, the scene to silver, when the Captain, . New York, 202 A>D 204 WASHINGTON ST., Has just opened his Large Stock of who had lost his dignified stride and ultaneously, which caused great re which he provided* with lovely soft March 16th, 1891. —;—EAST END OF BRIDGE, was knocked about same as any ordina joicing. The dangerous feat of the pi silk, and thus made a comfortable nook 311140 SOUTH NORWALK. FIXE SELECTED GOODS FOR SPRING AND SUMMER WEAR. ry mortal, told us it was going to be a lot's boarding the ship was watched for himself, by day or by night. After a boy has passed his 8^~STYLE AND PBICE TO SUIT EVEKYBODY_^EI little rough during the night. Sure with interest. In six hours we were in Here is a hint for an original mode tenth year his ambition is to the magnificent harbor of New York. of decoration furnished by one of our Will be pleased to see all old patrons and a enough we ran into another storm. We host of new ones at :. '-i:h Having been boarded hy both health authorities, in town. The creped tis wear long trousers like a man, watched the Swedish gentleman win THE OLD STA \ t>, •wi the little Belgian Jew's money at ecarte and custom officers we were allowed to sue papers which come now in the most while his mother knows that — OF THE - and retired, which was not an easy mat proceed. The Statue of Liberty never beautiful shades, would make a lovely, knickerbockers are the most Wall Street. Corner Water, ter with the vessel keeling 45 °. One looked so majestic and beautiful, with delicate frieze for a bedroom, or one becoming and stylish. Really, Holmes. Keeler & Selleck Company. a glorious sunset for a background. of the Japanese or Indian parlors could get into the berth, bnt to stay it is not so much the short E, the Subscribers, do hereby agree to ; 1,000 Loads of there required some engineering in Most of the passengers "signed" them which people are so fond of for their associate ourselves together as and to selves as being satisfied in the ship's summer cottages. It could be put on trousers that the boy dislikes, constituteW a Joint-Stock Corporation, under Thoroughly Rotted Horse Manure, stuffing in pillows and life preservers the general laws of the State of Connecticut, where they would do the most good in register. Those of us who were good- with a very narrow molding above and but, realizing his growing im for the purpose of dealing in groceries, flour, For Sale by feed, grain, provisions and general merchan ^ ihp-i holding one in place. Sleep might "seal natured passed through the custom below, and the cost would be much less portance he objects to being dise, including also the importing and manu RAYMOND BROS., up the ship boy's eyes and rock his house with very little delay and trouble; than ordinary paper, while the effect facturing of the same ; and to prosecute such dressed like a "little chay." other lawful business, within or without this 4tfi - SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. .s< "I brains in cradle of the rude, imperious others fared not so well—the reason is might be made extremely good. There T state, as may be incidental thereto.: With this fact in view, w e Said Corporation to be known by the name surge." but the creaking of the wood obvious. Once more we stood in "God's are many things with which to carry of THE HOLMES, KEELEB & SELLECK COMPANY. country," none the worse for a stormy have hit upon an expedient for and to be located and have its principal place NORWICH LINE. work, the transit across the floor, of out the idea of an Oriental room which of business in the Town of Norwalk, in the baggage, shoes, life preservers and vovage in winter. are not at all expensive. The ceiling satisfying both mother and son. County of Fairfield, in said State; with a capi FARES REDUCED TO ALL POINTS. tal stock of One Hundred Thousand Dollars, New London $1; Norwich, $1.35; Worcester, $2; kitchen utensils that had become loos The First Step, and side walls might be treated with We have designed a new suit divided into one thousand shares of the par Boston. $3. ed, made such a din in addition to the matting, of which there are such pret value of One Hundred Dollars each. STEAMERS LEAVE PIEB 40, NORTH RIVER, next Perhaps you are run down, can't eat, for boys from nine to thirteen And we do further severally agree to sub PIEB ABOVE DESBROSSES STREET FEBBY DAILY. noise of the elements'that it was impos can't sleep," can't think, can't do auj*- ty patterns, put on in panels, the shad scribe for and take the capital stock of said (Sundays excepted), at 5:30 p. m. Tickets and years that meets the want com Corporation, to the amount set opposite our staterooms secured at the principal offices in : sible for us to sleep. My neighbor had thing to your satisfaction, and you ow curtains spoken of above used for respective names, and to pay for the same, at New York, Brooklyn and Jersey City. tfl just been baptized with the contents of wonder what ails you. You should the windows, and divans of Oriental pletely—A three 01* four But least twenty per centum in cash at or before heed the warning, you are taking the the formal organization of the Corporation, a carafe that had jumped from its sock looking stuffs, in the corners. Two or ton cutaway jacket with vest and the balance in cash or property at its A CARD. first step into Nervous Prostration. actual value, to the satisfaction of the Board et, when the leaward door was forced three willow chairs, which almost every and knee trousers. These suits RS. GEORGE W. BRADLEY, (daughter ' You need a Nerve Tonic andin Electric of Directors of the Corporation, as and when 1 open a ad a good portion of the sea Bitters you will find the exact remedy one possesses nowadays, carry out the called for by them. M of the late William R. Nash), desire* are sure to become immensely When all of said capital stock shall be here PUPILS IN INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC came in and made a grand cascade down for restoring your nervous system to idea very well. by subscribed for,the mutuality of this agree • its normal, healthy condition. Sur popular, for is not the "cut ment shall be deemed a consideration sufficient For terms apply to or address 193 Main Streeti. the saloon stairway into the under sa prising results follow the use of this That the subject of a suitable dress for to render such subscriptions binding and loon and completely soaked some of business women should be considered away coat" a favorite with gen irrevocable. . , . ETER L. GUIGUE, Florist and Nursery great Nerve Tonic and Alterative. Dated at Norwalk, Connecticut, this the 10th P man, Uuion Avenue, north of Union the passengers in their berths, from Your appetite returns, good digestion of enough importance to be referred to a tlemen ? The boys will not be day of March, A. D., 1891. Cemetery. Norwalk, Conn. Dealer in Green • is restored, and the Liver and Kidneys Name.' Residence. Stock Subscrii'J for. Pa,- Vain?. House and Hot'House and Bedding and Vege which they congregated in the saloon, committee at the Woman's Congress in happy without them when once table Plants, Fruit and Ornamental Trees, i resume healthy action. Try a bottle. GEOBGE M. HOLMES, Shrubbery, Vines, Cut Flowers, always on • and inquired an to the cause of the del Price 50c. at H. R. Hale's Drugstore. Washington, which committee is to they are seen. Norwalk, Conn., 243 shares. $100 each. hand, and all sorts of designs in flowers ar- i uge. The German professor of music have a year to examine and report on GEOBGE W. SELLECK, ranged to order. We invite you here to look Norwalk, Conn., 150 shares. $100 each. Grading ;and refilling cemetery plots who was "sick, so sick," was asked if What has Senator Seymour Refused Hint the matter, shows that it is really be ISAAC SELLECK. JB., oromptly attended to. yoiv? Norwalk, Conn., 150 shares. $100 each. the ship was sinking; with a groan he coming a problem, the more so since it for whatever your boy wears— HENBY S. SELLECK, Senator Seymour's contempt for the Norwalk, Conn.. 150 share:-. ?100 each. answered that he hoped so. • is evident that the long street skirt has clothes, underclothes, hats and EDWIN O. KEELEB, people has given occasion for a steadily !r,U Considerable confusion existed. Sail increasing distrust of him. He has en come to stay. There will undoubtedly shoes—ours are complete out Norwalk, Conn., 1242 shares. $100 each. HABVEY M. KENT, * ors were kept sounding all night and tirely failed to meet their expectations. be some strong minded and cleanly fitting houses for the male sex, Nortfalk, Conn., 50 shares, $100 each. the Captain wore an anxious express * ' * * His firmness is obstinacy, women who will hold out against the FLOYD T. RUSCOE, and his integrity has not prevented him and the only three of the kind Norwalk, Conn., 15 shares, S100 each. ion. We surmised that he had lost his fashion strenuously, but we fear our from disregarding the Constitution and 1,000 I bearings. He changed the course and the laws whenever the recognized lead days of comfort and comparative free in this city. Published by direction of the Board of i ers of the senate have demanded his Directors i fTNE CHOICEST! hp the sun came out at noon. After ob dom of movement in the street, are Free deliveries to all points within one hun 'GEORGE M. HOLMES. President, concurrence. * * . * Mr. Seymour gone, for the present. We rebel dred miles of New York city. Norwalk, Conn., March 14,18)91. 1 MOST ECONOMICAL servations had been taken the Captain does not represent this District, or any seemed much relieved and when ques considerable number of its voters, in against the edicts of fashion, and sigh ROGERS, PEET & CO. t' - * tioned said he had lost his bearings for the course lie has chosen to follow in that the Goddess might have left us the Senate.—[Hour. the short street dress, if we were to be THREE (Prince, 3- ' * ' 20 hours, and had he not changed his BROADWAY < Warren, - ourse Avhen he did, in another hour we A. TAttle Girl's Experience in a lAghthouse. compelled to wear trains in the house, STORES. 132d St. r BUY OF THE MAKER. • .y • would have been on the rocks of an but we shall probably succumb, with Pay only one profit and get your Mr. and Mrs. Loren Trescott are the remark that a long dress is eland off Newfoundland. keepers of the gov. lighthouse at Sand more graceful, any way, and that a ie. jt 45. -jf -y.-' " But with all the tossing about it was Beach, Mich., and are blessed with a short skirt looks so awkward with ev . -- not so monotonous as one would sup daughter, four years old. Last April erybody wearing long ones. Norwalk-:- Gazette • • • > AJ she was taken down with Measles, fol URNITURE pose. We had to forego the love-mak This matter of pockets, which the _x_ -*— lowed with a dreadful cough and turn committee are especially instructed to r«KA. *£.0. ing incident to a smooth voyage, but ing into a fever. Doctors at home and think upon, is a burning one also. The it? . by getting a firm grip on the rope at Detroit treated her, but in vain, she Job Printing i Fresh and perfect and direct from the continual recurrence of the bag to hang workshop. \ • stretched along the seats, and bracing grew worse rapidly, until she was a upon the arm, or at the side, shows mere "handful of bones."—Then she the feet against something substantial how much we need some more secure Wedding Cards, Posters, tried Dr. King's New Discovery and Visiting Cards, ^^Handbills, and accessible deposit for the little . :v T we could read until some new mishap after the use of two and a half bottles, feminine trifles, than the poor, use . Business Cards, ? Programmes, GEO. E. NOTHNAQLE & SON, <; of the new second purser would attract was completed cured. They say Dr. less pocket so often hidden in the folds Fancy Show Cards, Dodgers, - • J King's New Discovery is worth its our attention. Eleven days passed of the skirt, till it needs the woman i r;Ball Cards, 7- „ Billheads, Manufacturers of FINE PARLOR SUITS and Extensive Dealers in all --1 weight in gold, yet you may get a trial who put it there to find it. We re Statements,*' Circulars, without sighting a ship. Representa bottle free at H. R. Hale's Drug Store. T ui tives of nearly every country on the member wearing a dress a whole year $ Tag Cards, ill Receipts, kinds of Furniture, thinking that the dressmaker had put ' Hotel Registers, Letterheads, globe presented some odd and inter Palpitation of the heart, nervousness, j IUCJJCOU, nono pocket inin it.it, andand atat last findingnnding it Booksand Pamphlets, Noteheads, ,8 esting characters, including a deserter tremblings, nervous headache, cold mQat carefuuy bidden, in an unheard Towu and Probate Records, Milk Tickets, ^^^8^t: 423f"425, 427 MAIN STREET, from the German Army on his way to hands and feet, pain in the backhand of, place., _ And then men laugh at us uuua other forms of weakness are relieved for carrying our purses in our hands, IW Printed in the Neatest Styles ana at the. y-u a land where the male inhabitants are by Carter's Iron Pills, made especially and tucking our T.ntneat Prirtea. Si BRIDGEPORT, CONN. not compelled to waste the best yaafs fnr flip lilnnrl. nerves, complexion, mx cvO-.' sssilSP ^ >v ejT * ^ 3 cts. fEEKLY - NOR?ALK - GAZETTE - * ; \T\j~vm~-s* - w ' v J THE THREE O'CLOCK EXPRESS. GIRLS WITH GOLDEN LOCKS. MR. JFAYERWEATHER'S WILL. • , It is now intended to send the twelve The dearest of girls, with a sweet old The contestants and the executors of new Pullman cars from the Consolidat English name, Belinda, writes to m e the will of Daniel B. Fayerweather CARTEKS ed road shojis to New York on Satur that she suffers so much because (now have made a compromise, by which the ITTLE day. It is believed that they can be think of this, you girls who groan be contestants get larger sums than are A Most Astounding Instance of Sns« made ready in time to be thus sent. If cause your hair is black) her hair is mentioned in the will, and the suit is IVER mm ws x- pended Animation. this is done, one of the trains will be red! Why, she ought never pass a look withdrawn. It is estimated that the PILLS. sent from New York to Boston on Sun ing-glass without giving thanks that a estate will amount to between $5,000,- day and the other on Monday, leaving crown of glory in this form has been 000 and $6,000,000. EIGHT MONTHS IN A TEAN0I at 3 p. m. This arrangement will per given to her. Did Belinda ever take •v. MERCHANTS! The Man Was Apparently Dead, and Aftei mit both trains to begin running regu the trouble to think out the famous If you want to sell your goods,buy publicity women who have had red hair ? Among All Hopes Had Been Abandoned Blood CURE larly on Monday. in the DAILY GAZETTE, no paper in Sick Headajehe and relieve all the troubles inci OF— When the trains now running are the rulers of the earth have been both town sells its advertising space so low. Gusliecl from His Eyes, Ears and .• dent to a bilious state of the system, such as Dizziness, Nausea, Drowsiness, Distress after mm taken off they will be thoroughly in the Catherines, who made Russia great; r " Nose and He Returned to Life. eating, Pain in th.* Hide, &c. While their most spected. One train is owned by the Marie Theresa, who'saved Austria and "It must be nice to be a bear," said remaiiabl9 success has been shown in curing Consolidated road, the other by the made it the empire that it is; An ne of Amanda softly, as she pre-empted an GRAND RAPIDS, Mich., March 13.—Ont New England. Should the Consoli Austria, who ruled France for so long ; other inch of Bibbins' half of the sofa. of the most protracted and phenomena! •'You think so?" cases of suspended animation that has evei SICK dated road train need repairing, the Elizabeth of England; Catherine Bo r- Headache, yet Carter's Little Liver Pills ar? been brought to light has just ended in at cars will be put in the shops in New gia and Marie Antoinette, whose blonde "Yes; it says in the paper that the equally valuable in Constipation,curing and ?i.d- entirely unexpected and singular climax. venting this annoying complaint, while they also Haven. Otherwise the cars will be as tresses are described as having a glint bears on the market are being correct all disorders of the stomach,stimulate the squeezed." In Springport, Jackson county, this state, liver and regulate the bowels. Even if they only signed to regular trains. of gold in them. Among the great lives a man named Hiram McConkey, and beauties, first and foremost is Cleopa And then from the sofa came a sigh of he has lain in bed in a sound sleep for th( MEMORIAL DAY REGATTA. tra, whose burning bright hair made satisfaction that denoted that in spite past eight months. In July of last year, Arrangements are being made by "HEAD her a marvel to the Egyptian people. of the pressure no bear panic was im without any premonitory warning, his Ache they would bealmost priceless to those who Norwalk lovers of aqua ticJsport for a minent.—[St Joseph News. voice suddenly failed and he completelj suffer from this distressing complaint; but fortu Then follows a long list of women of nately theirgoodness does notend here,and those grand regatta on Memorial day, May lost the power of speech. Medical aid was THE NEXT WEEK whom poets have written and painters A gentleman of some means from the who once try them will find these little pills valu SO, and the indications point clearly to summoned and all sorts of devices resorted able in so many ways that they will not be wil made famous with their colors. Titian interior of this state, now visiting a ling to do without them. But after all sick head ward an event of exceptional interest. to, but without avail, and he remained ut believed that Yenus must have had red friend in this town, having become de A prize offered by Landlord Powers, terly unable to articulate a single syllable. hair. The great painter Henner makes sirous of living near the salt, salt sea, After a few days he became exceedingly of the Dorlon House, is to be compet —AT— all his beautiful women with hair of the and enjoying the products thereof and ill and was put into bed. He at once fell ACHE ed for. The sailing course will be de Is the bane of so many lives that here i3 whore brightest red, and the woman born with the water craft thereon, consisting of into a deep sleep, and thence into a death we makeour great boast. Our pills cure it while cided upon at as'early a day as practic others do not. hair this color is envied and imitated steamers and sailing craft, not forget like trance. As day after day passed, witL able. The following named gentlemen Carter's Little Liver Pills are very small and by women who do not possess it. Shall ting the Captain's vapor novelty, asked no symptoms ol returning consciousness, very easy to take. One or two pills makea dose. will have entries for the race : Jib and his family feared that he was dead, and They are strictly vegetable and do not gripe or I tell you what a well-known literary his friend if he knew of any light busi purge, but by their gentle action please all who mainsail—J. R. Raymond. Charles man said to me about a young girl who again medical assistance was obtained. use them. In vialsat 25 cents; five for $1. Sold ness that he could engage in that would by druggists everywhere, or sent by mail. Eemson, Hoyt & Beers, J. B. Rider. brought him a story? Usually he was The physicians, now thoroughly interest F.J.Curtis&Co's keep him busy most of the time and Sloops—C. J. Hill, F. T. Lyons. ed, made a careful diagnosis of the cas€ CARTER MEDICINE CO., New York. very unapproachable and positively pay a fair profit. His friend, being Sharpies—George Warren, A. Reed, F. and found that their patient was certainly declined to look at the efforts of ama one that reads the daily papers with alive, but no treatment on their part had Selleck. Catboats"— S. Byxbee, T. Bm &naU Price. teurs:"but" said he, "I never turn the "happy father" items therein, gave the slightest approach to restoring anima Siiiith, C. E. Woodward, A. |E. Mor away a girl who has red hair, for a prompt and suggestive answer by tion. Electrical currents and batteries gan, A. J. Tasker, William Tobey, never knew one yet who wasn't strong saying: "Yes, I do ; move down here, were repeatedly brought into requisition, Henry Smith. mentally. Some months ago when but the unconscious man calmly slum hire a store and stock up with baby bered on. needed a new office boy, out of fifty carriages; they will sell like hot As mentioned in Thursday's GAZETTE, applications I selected the boy with the Gave Up All Hope. cakes." As the months wore on and experiment Uncle John Ferris "came to town" on reddest hair, and I never had a bright tnat day much better of a severe illness after experiment failed, the family and er or better one in my life." So Belin Conductor Perkins, of the New Ha friends of the stricken man gave up all and looking quite cheerful like. He da, be proud of your locks. Brush ven & Derby railroad, has stolena march hope of his recovery and settled down to a did not, however, return to his home upon the boys and is now a Benedict, despairing watch for the time when thf them until they look as if they were unmistakable signs of dissolution would on the New Canaan road with the same the sunshine itself, and see that the having been married a week or two ago cheerful expression of face and self-sat warn them that sleep had flown and deatb brains under them do good work.—[La to a young lady in New Milford who had taken up its abode in the inanimatt isfied mein. During the day he made dies'Home Journal. was the daughter of the lady with whom clay. For eight long weary months was his usual rent collections (no insignifi he boarded there, last summer. Next this unceasing death watch kept up, the cant sum), and as he supposed had it HOW A PRINCESS DRESSES. puzzled physicians marveling and theor week he is to do duty upon the Dan- izing the while, but utterly at sea. One ol safely imprisoned in his inside pocket. Though the Princess of Wales is very bury & Norwalk division of the Housa the most mysterious phases of this extra On going to the bank to deposit the simple in her attire at home and when tonic system but will return to this ordinary case was that during all thest money for yet safer keeping, 'what were in the country, she thoroughly under division again later in the season. long months, ever since the man first went into the trance, all the functions of thf Spring Dress Goods, his feelings on finding the pocketbook stands the art of magnificent dressing [Ansonia Sentinel. body remained in a state of absolute quies and its contents missing, those best ac when it is required. She has taught cenee. quainted with Mr. Ferris, can imagine. women all over the world the beauty of Eighty years old Henry Warren, the Now comes the remarkable climax. On He sought in vain for it, and returned simplicity, and the assumption of cot oldest "newsboy" in the United States, last Saturday night one of the watchers liome, as he supposed several hundred tons has become more and more gener whose run is from New Haven to An was startled to see what appeared to be 8 drop of perspiration on the forehead of the Jackets, Gloves, Dress Trimmings and dollars poorer. Fortunately the pock al every year because she approves of sonia over the Derby road, missed his unconscious man. He hastily summoned etbook fell into the hands of an honest them. Very fond pf bgth walking and tram last Monday for the first time the household, and they flocked to the sick man—' 'one of the noblest worksof God'' driving, it is not marvelous that the in over twenty-five years. He is suf bed with a feeling of awe and fast beating Hosiery Now Ready. 'tis- sai^-his nephe^r, Mr. Arthur Fer fering from a severe cpld. hearts. Suddenly drops of blood appeared Prinqess has retained hef beautiful between the pale lips, aad then the lift ris. Yesterday morning Arthur made complexion, and that, with her artistic A young mother begged her butcher fluid gushed from the ears and nose. himself, perhaps, doubly dear in the to weigh her baby. knowledge, she is counted the best Sponges hastily dipped in warm watei SPECIAL OFFERINGS ARE BEING MADE IN affections of his uncle, by returning the dressed woman in England. Simplici 'Very willingly," said he, and after were applied to the sleeper's face, and in a pocketbook intact, and received a counting in an abstracted manner, he few minutes the blood was flowing quitf ty is the key-note to her attire, and it freely. ''God bless you, Arthur," which may is by her influence that the well-made exclaimed: "There! thirteen pounds 1 Back to Life. ~ •' hap will assume more substance when cloth gown and the small gown have re and a half—with the bones." Presently it ceased, and as it did so the Ladies' Cotton Underwear and Corsets. his dear old uncle shall have gone to tained their hold so long in the fashion eyelids slowly opened, the muscles of the First Assistant Postmaster General that bourn, etc. "Samson" is small in able world. When she goes yachting, face and body, which had been quite rigid, stature, but large in honesty. S. A. Whitfield has issued a decision, relaxed and consciousness was fully re a simple blue serge gown, trimmed with declaring that punched postal cards are stored. With a slight effort the now widt :ALSO IN: awake man raised himself in the bed and white braid, and a cap on which the to be debarred from the mails. This Capt. Stephen,!). Byxbee died at his name of the royal yacht is painted, is asked what was the matter. Nourish affects all societies and lodges which ment was immediately given to him, thf home, No. 102 South Main street, at the costume fancied by her and her 3 o'clock Thursday afternoon, after an have been sending out printed postal organs of his body resumed their functions daughters and the one that permits and he is now doing well and in a fair way lace and Chenille Curtains. cards punched with the date and time illness of two years and nine months. to completely recover his health and them to have a thoroughly good time of meetings. The use of such cards is Deceased was a war veteran, and did and enjoy the sea and the sea air as strength. The Bargains Continue. Additional Lots valiant service as captain of Co. E, 12th now prohibited. His mind is absolutely a blank as to any they wish to do.—[The Ladies Home thing that occurred since he entered on his C. Y. A resident of this town during Journal. On the 16th of the present month, long sleep, but he can recall everything almost his entire life, of pleasing man the six weeks of wretched weather fore that happened previous to that time, his LACE CURTAINS. JUDGE SHIPMAN. ner and genial, he was well and favora shadowed by the ground hog on Can memory not having been impaired in tht bly known. He was a member of the A member of one of the few great slightest degree. There is rejoicing in tht 120 pairs Nottingham Curtains at $2, $2.50 and $3 a pair; positively and leading New York law firms told dlemas Day will come to an end. That McCorkey household over what is consid Grand Army Post at Meriden, also of is, strictly speaking, the period of time ered to be a case of the dead come back tc worth $2.75, $3 and $5. Every housekeeper should see them. Clinton Commandery G. A. R., and the GAZETTE man Tuesday that there life. was not a lawyer in the whole Empire will then have elapsed, and it is to be Old Well Lodge, F. WEEK • NOE¥ E TT E :. -v*:- James Brennan, a sixteen-years-old Senator Piatt is expected home about Mrs. George Ward Selleck is slowly ' - *A Bridgeport boy, ran a sliver in his April 1. recovering from her painful sprain of What a world it is I Ajir.cr; j her ankle, and hopes to be able to hand a short time ago, while playing Jolin L. Sullivan took part in the pa : FVERVMOTHE" start on her contemplated trip south polo on the ice. The hand swelled to all of us bent on •/ . . • ' ; -• 1 - ^ :•!5v: • - mm:--. - • ' ii . - -. 1 • ' - • • . •'. . — ; '. t v • , • , . • . - ^ . $?m 'M - ' *' * < • ' . -' *"' • I r ^ ^ • - ,s ~.?V':vv.,.^.^n;V :;. ;v>v:', f- -h! cts. WEEKLY- NOEWALK - GAZETTE. STRUCK JtY LIOHSXINO. G. A. FRAflKE ^Raymond Bros.' Barn Fired Three ANTHONY COMSTOCK. BELLS, Monday night,not far from 9:30,while 27th Annual Statement .Times and Finally Consumed. IiIS EXCEPTIONALLY INSTRUCTIVE "the rain descended and the floods ADDRESSES SUNDAY. AN IN THHAIR CUTTER .Harlan G-orham, who occupies the old came" and visions of a second deluge TERESTING PERSONAL INTER >'o. 1 Gazette Building, Norwalk. Andrew Smith place, now owned by disturbed the good citizens of Nor VIEW. Raymond Brothers of South Norwalk, walk, a blinding flash and a terrific Pursuant to notice in Saturday's 1LAM CHOWD: - i-'v: HOT AND COLD BATHS. to 3 Cele! TRAVELERS liad a most unusual and exciting expe crash startled everybody, the infer GAZETTE, Mr. Anthony Comstock of at 20 cents per quart the Society for the Suppression of Vice, 75 cents All orders received rience Wednesday. While working in ence being quite logical that the bolt at restaurant at residences without his garden a little before ten o'clock, had paid an unwelcome visit to some delivered addresses in Norwalk Sun extra charge. tf44 Insurance Co. DENTISTRY 3ie observed smoke issuing from the day which were listened to with ab .-t: 3v* TvB. W. H. BALDWIN is ! point within the very heart of the bor 1J ly located in roof and side of his barn. He rushed ough. sorbing interest by good audiences, Wall street, wher Hartford, Conn., January 1,1891. any form will fini_ 1 in and up on top of his mow, where he Thursday morning it was learned that that of last evening being particularly His references are your idiscovered fire sweeping across some the house, No. 9 Berkeley street, owned large, when the unpropitious weaker $500 REWARD. bors, and he invites inquiry as tc- of Fire Hundred Dollars will Paid-up Cash Capital, $600,000. and past record. Consultation free. bundles of baled hay. He soon stamp is taken into consideration. hours: 8 a. m. till 6 p. m. by Mr. George H. Raymond, and occu yy the Selectmen of the Town of Asset £ While Mr. Comstock's talks are laid of the ed it out and then began a search for pied by Mr. Giles Gregory, had . .$1,159,189 92 the cause of so mysterious a fire. After been selected by Jove as the ob along the lines of personal purity and town on nana ana m bank 807.314 20 on bond and mortgage, real HENRY HUSS, looking in every nook and corner, and ject of his wrath. A DAILY GAZETTE are, therfore, discounted by many in estate 3,227,143 07 advance of delivery, there is always an Interest on loans, accrued but not being unable to discover any signs of reporter visited the house and saw at a due 02,530 34 Restaurant, Cafe and Smoking Room, the incendiary, he went back to his glance the havoc wrought by the element of newness which is appreciat f.03,509 48 GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT, e Premiums 159,489 19 work in the garden. He had not been stroke. The south side of the top of ed. His pleas for an abandonment of unreported on Life 43d Street ant 4th Avem le, New engaged there more than a half hour the chimney was partly demolished and vicious tendencies, as well as practices, policies 115,961 25 room of New York, " ' >al bonds, 1,932,647 38 New —I—«.i ^ tf32 when he again saw smoke pouring out a hole about a foot wide cut through are based upon logic and being inter Wm. Sheldon, 2,133,707 50 888,769 00 of the barn in another quarter. He in tho east side of the roof from the chim spersed with apt anecdote never fail to stocks and bonds 794,200 00 amuse and hold the intensest interest Building Materials, stantly rushed in and found that some ney to the eave trough, a distance of Stone, Bricl id Sum Contractor. Total Assets #13,344,407 39 of the average audience, with an inev T3 UILDING STOKE, all loose hay and straw above the stalls about fifteen feet. The inch boards Curbing. Flagging and House Connections. Liabilities. _D cellars dug, gardens a had been fired. By desperate exertions across the frame work, to which the itable gravitation toward downright Reserve, four per cent., life depart 368 ana carts for tf25 Lock Box 86, Xorwalk. ment ...... $9,119,394 00 • rotted and v he soon got that -extinguished, and then shingles are nailed were shattered and conviction. Reserve for re-insurance. Accident ; , NO. 6 Sou •started on another hunt for the cause bent but not charred, while the yard Sunday's addresses, especially that of P. O. Box 654, Norwalk. Sunday evening, were of a character to N. K. FERRIS, of this second effort to burn his barn. on that side of the house was strewn TAE AND CONCRETE WALKS. Finding no one secreted in any part of with debris—brick, shingles and bits of induce or stimulate thought in the di Organist of the Norwalk M. E. Church and Total Liabilities 810,163,733 39 Laid in*new and the best possible manner, the inside of the barn, he went out and broken board. rection of starting right. Plant the and old ones neatly and substantially repaired feet of the children and youth upon the Teacher of the Piano, Organ Surplusrpius as regards policy- and at very reasonable rates. All orders just as he emerged from the door, saw- No damage was done to the interior holders. .$3,080,744 OO promptly executed. two very tough looking tramps darting of the house, although the atmospheric platform of personal purity and main and Harmony, tain morally healthful surroundings, Residence,—30 West Avenue, around the corner of his barn and pressure in the chimney forced out the P. O. Box 131, NORWALK, CONN. Statistics for the Tear 1890. Wm. Lockwood, , across the road into the fields. He in chimney caps on the first and second and as a rule, "when they are old they Reference—S. P. Warren, Organist of Grace Ufa Department. will not depart from it." The people Church, New York. 3m47p No. Life Policies written to date 62,338 Real Estate, Insurance and Investment stantly put chase for them and was able floors, filling the rooms with soot. New Life Insurance written in 1890, $13,563,200.00 to keep in full sight of them, he says, Mrs. Gregory's mother was alone at the of Norwalk would like to hear oftener Paid Life Policy-holders to date, 6,174,867.74 Securities. " " in 1890, 767,912.46 from this fearless champion of moral MONEY TO tOAN - " till they crossed up and over the West- time and was greatly startled but not in Accident Department. port pike, and on up in a northerly di jured in any respect. It seems that the excellence. Gr. R. BTINGMPOW, No. of Accident Policies written to Insurance Placed in First-Class Companies^ THIS MORNING'S INTERVIEW. Washington, D. C. date ..1,721,516 Office—Corner Main and "Wall Sts., Norwalk. rection towards Cranberry Plains. Here report and accompanying shock were No. of Accident Policies written in his wind gave out and he came to the heard and felt by the neighbors more Mr. Comstock started on his return PAT™' OWCE!" *10 ^^ 1890 101.928 trip at 8.17 Monday. Just before P No. of Accident Claims paid in 1890— 13,417 Bridge and notified Officer John Lock- than by her. All that prevented what Whole number of Accident Claims J. Belden Hurl butt. his departure a DAILY GAZETTE re paid 214,929 wood who instantly got a team and with might have been a disastrous fire was Am^U Accidenta nnidfvnt, Claims paidT>aid in 1890—960,050.881890. Mr. Gorham,started on a hunt for them. the fact that the roof had been well porter had an extended interview with Must Be Sold. Whole Am't Accident Claims paid. 13,023,736.12 They scoured all the country east and him, the principal points of which will FARM of 35 Acres, all Meadow and Pasture Attorney anil Counselor at Lav, soaked by the heavy rain, and every Land. Dwelling House, nine rooms, Total Losses paid, both depts., 819,198,604.06 north of the Newtown pike, over to the body concerned is to be congratu be of general interest. He arrived in aboutA 20 years old. Large barn and cow house BOOM 4, VP STAIRS, JAS. G. BATTERSON, President. Norwalk yesterday direct from the nearly new. Five hundred peach trees in full Gazette Building, Norwalk,' Conn. Westport line, but no vestige of the lated. bearing. Apples, grapes and small fruits m RODNEY DENNIS, Secretary. tramps could be found, when they re or INT Eli EST TO THE O. A. It. bedside of Mrs. John B. Gough, at abundance, situated two miles from Norwalk JOHN E. MORRIS, Asst. Secretary. Hillside, about five miles from Worces Bridge, on the main road to New Canaan, on turned, Mr. Lockwood to his duties at The following letter, which explains high ground. Fine view of Long Island Sound. GEORGE ELLIS, Actuary. Alex. S. Gibson, ter, Mass. The Norwalk friends of Price $4,000. Must be sold to settle an estat" EDWARD V. PRESTON, Supt. of Agencies. the horse car depot, and Mr. Gorham itself, was recently received by Doug For further particulars enquire of that estimable woman will regret to tf48 O. E. WILSON, „ „ J. B. LEWIS, M. D., Surgeon and Adjuster. Organist of the First Congregationgl Church, to his home. Mr. Gr. had not been at Im47 Waterbury, and Teacher of las Fowler Post, G. A. R., South Nor learn that she is almost totally para No. 3 GAZETTE Building, Norwalk. Ct. home more than twenty minutes from walk, from Department Commander his furious ride with Lockwood aftter lyzed, being able only to slightly use Pianoforte, Organ and Fanton, and a vote was passed by the her right hand. While the physical is FRA.NK I. JONES the two tramps, before his barn burs Post at its regular meeting last evening E. K. LOCKWOOD. Musical Composition. out in flames and despite every effort being rapidly undermined her mental that the letter be offered the local press P. 0. Lock Box. NORWALK, CONN. f ox the arrest of the fire, it was quickly faculties are undimmed, and she awaits for publication: with fortitude, almost cheerfulness, the and entirely consumed. It was an old 7T1TNA INSRUANCE CO., of Hartford. building, and aside from the hay, not Gen. W. O. Veazey,- final summons to the other E. K LOCKWOOD & Co., .ilXU Incorporated 1812. Charter Perpetual. much loss was sustained on contents, oc Commander in Chief, G. A. R., world. Her three nieces, who were Capital aud Assets, $8,902,372.64. Rutland, Vt. adopted as their children by Mr. and curring as it did at mid-day, and the Insures against loss and damage by FIRE on entire loss is said to be covered by in Mi* DEAR GENERAL :—Permit me to Mrs. Gough, are with their foster terms adapted to the hazard and consistent make through you the acknowledgement Plumbing, Steam and Hot Air Engineering, with the laws of compensation. surance. Fifteen tons of 'hay were mother and in every way possible- are COWLES & MERRILL, burned. Some people, unable to ac of my father's family for the very many making easy her footsteps through the Sole agents for Norwalk and vicinity. count for so singular a blaze, are un warm tokens of condolence received by dark valley. FULL LINE OF generous enough to say that had there us from the Posts of the Grand Army The Norwalk Fire Insurance Co. Dead From Fright. been no insurance there might be less of the Republic throughout the coun Has now Completed its ' mystery about the extraordinary fire. try. Knowing as we do how dear to There is a white-haired old Friend 36th SUCCESSFUL, BUSINESS YEAR, Trim was the Grand Army as a soldierly living in Chester County whose face HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, And has not outstanding a dollar of unpaid Certain it is, it is the most inexplicable losses or claims for losses. JTo sound com- event of the kind that has ever occur brotherhood, calculated to transmit and wears an expression of deep sorrow nany insures for less. maintain the traditions of the war for that seems graven there. Friends W. C. STBEET, Pres.; G. B. ST. JOHN, Treas.; red in this vicinity and baffles our NORWALK, CONN. GEO. R. COWLES, Sec'y. wisest officials familiar with all the or the Union, we are the more deeply who have known him for twenty-five dinary methods of and motives for such touched by the resolutions and marks years have yet to see the first smile on R. B. CRAUFURD, crimes, to settle on any satisfactory of condolence that pour upon us from his broad, furrowed face. He is a theory as to its origin and motive. its many Posts throughout the States. wonderfully benevolent and kind old Mints, Real Estate aM Iusnrance p s.—Mr. Gorham has just been in As it is impossible, in the press of nec Quaker, especially to the colored peo ROOM 2, MASONIC BUILDING. and says the tramps arrested by officers essary business, to make a detailed ac ple, who come to him from miles Lockwood and Adams are not the ones knowledgement of all these communica around for counsel and assistance. The Daily Gazette's Gift. Jje chased across the fields from his barn. tions, we beg you to aid us by transmit There is a shadow on the old man's ting officially this the evidence of our life of which few of his friends have FURNITURE ! Lack of Enterprise. deep appreciation of each and every any idea. It was cast way back in war The following comprehensive, and token received from the Grand Army. times. His home had been a station timely, communication respecting * the pressing needs of Nor walk, is Ask them to accept the thanks of on the "under-ground railway," and to A Superb Gold Watch to be Presented to Geo. H. Raymond, worthy of careful perusal and fre General Sherman's family for all the his home one bleak night came a quent reference, and space for it is loving tributes they have received from bright-eyed, ebony-skinned little run -. gladly found in the columns of the their father's beloved comrades. away of about 10 years. He was such Furniture Dealer, DAILY GAZETTE. I remain yours very sincerely. a quick-witted, chipper little chap that the Most Popular Working fiirk Has removed to the new and commodious ^ EDITOR GAZETTE : THOMAS E. SHERMAN, the kind hearted Quaker concluded to store four doors above his old stand and ' Is it not possible to infuse some little keep him to run errands and do chores stocked it with NEW GOODS of the LATEST life into Norwalk's social and athletic Handsome Sen Takes a about the farm, especially as he plead STYLE and FINEST FINISH. circles ? There seems to be an un GEO. H. RAYMOND, Agent. ;! The $600 bulldog, "Handsome Ben," ed so hard to be allowed to stay. It in Norwalk. healthy indifference among our people was not long, howeveY, until he devel in relation to these matters, and the owned by A. B. Graves '92 S., and which oped into the most incorrigibly mis Furnishing Undertaker aud Embaliner. town to-day is dull and sleepy compar is the pet of the college, won first prize in the novice class at the recent dog chievous little darkey that ever came The DAILY GAZETTE proposes to present to the most popular ed with other places less favored by I give my personal attention to laying out and furnishing everything necessary for the natural conditions than we are. I ap show in New York and honorable men out of slavery. Working Girl in the town of Norwalk a handsome Gold Pleadings, lectures and scoldings had interment of the dead. peal now for the Lawn Tennis Club. tion in the open class. "Handsome Watch, her popularity to be determined by a vote of the no more effect on him than the whis Residence, No. 3 Berkeley Place, Norwalk. This club should be supported, and Ben" is the dog mascot credited with the loss of the Harvard game last fall tling of the winds through the trees. readers of the DAILY GAZETTE, the voting to close on Friday Telephone communication with residence. there are a great many gentlemen in by his absence. Later his owner, re A good birch switch would hold him in May 1, the result to be announced on Saturday, May 2d, Norwalk and South Nor walk who could check for an hour or two, but this oi give liberally and not feel the gift. Let membering the success his pet had In order to facilitate the voting, and for the convenience To Horse Owners! made as a mascot on the Yale field, took reformation would disappear with the us have a Casino worthy of our town; the voters, the appended official ballot will be printed daily We keep constantly on hand a good assort him to New York on Thanksgiving day, sting. One day the Quaker went on a- let us make this club a feature of our ment of with the well known result of causing railway journey and took the little in these columns. „ * , social attractions, and it will become Kentucky and Ohio Horses, Yale to roll up the largest score ever colored lad with him. On the road This ballot is to be cut out, and the blank lines filled in by an important element in bringing to us was a long tunnel, and before they the voter, with the name of the candidate and her place of outside notice. A suitable Casino can made against Princeton. reached it it occurred to the Friend Tonfdh be built for about $1,500, and it will 101 Years Old. employment and sent to the following address : that its terrors might be utilized in cost $250 to properly fix up the grounds; Mrs. Sally Cannon, of No. 3 College bringing about a reformation in the the total amount needed is $1,800. Is Gold Watch Editor, Daily Gazette, street, New Haven, celebrated to-day black bundle of mischief beside him. it not possible to raise such a sum ? her 101st birthday. She was born in Our people should remember that the So he said: Wallingford and always lived here "Csesar, I have tried to befriend Norwalk, Conn. town's growth depends very largely ©ANN'S LIVERY STABLE, until two years ago. Her husband died thee, and you have given me only dis upon the attractions offered in a social OFFICE :-48 WALL STREET, NORWALK 60 years ago. She remembers the obedience and trouble in return. In way to outsiders. Almost every little Opposite D. & N. Railroad Depot. death of Washington, in 1799, and that gratitude is a black sin, and,now I fear town around us has some local social 3 BALLOTS. she wore a bit of crepe in mourning. thee must answer for it." feature—what have we ? When Mrs. Cannon was 97 years old Just before they reached the tunnel I trust that the Tennis Club will she had pneumonia, but recovered, and he rose and said gravely ; abandon, for the present, the idea of her health is now so good that it looks "Csesar, I leave thee to thy punish Daily Gazette's Gold Watch, building a $600 house, and at once A Full Stock of Furnuure of all lcindfi. as if she would celebrate. many more ment.'' make an appeal for a sightly Casino birthdays. ^ > -fa The train dashed into the blackness and good grounds. Let the lady mem For the Most Popular Working 6irl Norwalk. Parlor and Bedroom Sets, CONTRACTOR RIDER WARNED, of the tunnel, with a shriek from the bers of the club in Norwalk and South The Water Commissioners have locomotive like a triumphant fiend, and Name : _ , " A Specialty, Norwalk start the subscription list, and 'served notice again upon Engineer Ri when it emerged into the light, Csesar at least prove whether we have any en der that he must go forward and com was lying in a heap on the floor, be DAVID STOW, terprise in these matters. plete his contract for laying the big tween the seats. They picked him up Employed. OBSEBVEB. iron mains from the borough upper to 0 6 •V.vv'/"v • ••• " "X Jl» ' tenderly. Main Street, ^ South Norwalk. Adjourned Town Meeting. the lower reservoir. They are greatly The mischievous little darkey was Pursuant to notice the adjourned an dissatisfied at what they deem totally dead.—[Philadelphia Press. ; Ballots sent addressed in any other manner than as above nual town meeting was held on Satur unnecessary delay in putting down this are liable to be cast aside and not counted. <• 1 < day, the 7th inst. Nine '' good men and pipe last fall, and if the work is hot Sunday Ed. Hastings, foreman at f Any Working Girl working within the boundaries of the FURNITURE. true " assembled at the hour designa promptly resumed this spring, Mr. Ri Wessell's bakery in Danbury, and a ted and proceeded to lay a twelve-mill der's bondsmen will be called upon to workman named Thomas Nolan started town of Norwalk is eligible as a candidate, whether employed tax. Had there been eighteen citizens complete the contract. |-- a fire in the furnace and then lay down in the factory, store, office, or in the household. The progress GEOIIFFLL H. RAYMOND on hand the tax might have been twice near the oven but neglected to properly Killian Dead. ot the voting and the scores of the candidates will be an as great, hence congratulations may be adjust the gas damper. This morning FURNITURE DEAI. Thomas Killian, the man who so hor the discovery was made that Hastings, nounced from day to day, that voters may keep themselves in order. All of which reminds us of ribly mutilated himself a week ago, I removed to the new and commodious those excellent gentlemen from Gotham aged 55 years, had been suffocated dur informed as to the standing of their respective favorite.^? four doors above his old stand and stocked lingered at the Bridgeport hospital un ; with NEW GOODS of the A A TEST who went to sea in a bowl, and if the ing the night by the gas which could •^The watch will be placed on exhibition in the window of STYLE and FINEST FINISH. til Saturday morning at 7.30, when he not escape from the room, and that bowl had been stronger, numerous GEO. H.RAYMOND, Ageti died. - !§||§|: Nolan was unconscious with but faint one of the prominent stores of the Borough, and will also be fishes might have lost a banquet. ^ <<( hope of recovery. Nolan went to Dan- To get relief from iudigestion, bill- bury from New York about a year ago exhibited in South Norwalk and East Norwalk. • •"Down on your knees, and thank iousness, constipation or torpid liver and leaves two sons and a danghter in pi And now the ball is opened. Let all join in. Cut out the heaven fasting," not for good man's without disturbing the stomach or pur that city. fjallot, fill in and send to this office addressee plainly as Washington, D. C. love this time, but because you have ging the bowels, take a few doses of IN u s Carter's Little Liver,Pills, they - - Guide to Inventors Mailed Free, cured yovr cold with Dr. Bull's Cough 'He® Syrup. , .&*** " please you 'lit.j.A. 1's!fh' k. M..„„ r'.'. ,'VVLLL . mmmsm. •* WEEK Wi e#? 3 cts. SOUTH NORWALK. Ed. Conners is in Kentucky, buying L. H. BOYT & SON horses. ' '" ^ Whjf Rojral Baking Powder is die Best. '.EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN PLAN. "A Lucky Man."—He who secures a FULTON, WATER AND PEAHL STS., NEW YORK Ask, Have you seen our Good copy of the GAZETTE every day. "The Royal Baking Powder is absolutely pure, * * * - > GEO. P. HEIBL1NG, PROP. year Welt Shoes, for Gentle- The baggage room at the Consolidat Ilefurnished, new elevator and all modern ed railroad station is being re-painted. for I have so found it in many tests made both for improvements. American plan $2 per day and upwards, ac men"" * * * » that company and the United States Government. * cording to location ol rooms. Barge No. 56, of the Empire line, is European plan, single rooms, 73c and 11.50. Double rooms, $1.50 to $3 per day. at Ferris' wharf with coal for an up I will go still further and state that, because of the facilities that company Special terms by the weefc. town dealer. New York elevated railroad depot in hotel. •s * -s • have for obtaining perfectly pure cream of tartar, and for other reasons dependent Five minutes walls to New Haven. 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