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An Entertaining and Instructive Home Journal, Especially Devoted to Local News and Interests Founded in 1800.]
NOR WALK, CONN./FRIDAY, APRIL I, 1892. PRICE TWO CENTSISFFJ VOL. XCIL—NO. 44. •:
KRIEF MENTION. ADDITIONAL SO. NORWALK.: Tbc Daily gazette TERSE TALES OF THE TIMES. The trout law is off to-day, and a large number of Norwalk sportsmen is issued very week-day at 3 P. M.. at HE WAS DROWNED. An effort will be made to take a vote on The fire police will hold a meetings ^ are off after the trout. • the Springer free wool bill on Monday. ONE CE»T PER COPT. —The Passion Play is still here. Monday evening. It is not expected to take a vote on Penn The Cheapest Bates for Advertising* and The debt statement April 1 will show The Engineer of the City of Nor sylvania's border raid claim bill until tht The household furniture of Dr. Did you get fooled this morning ? Charles Reutter arrived this morning.. THE LABGEST CIEOUIATION. an increase in the cash in the Treasury walk Among the Missing. next session of congress. ( over March 1 of about $1,000,000. Many Democratic congressmen have gone Bev. K. McKenzie, of Westport,'?:'- WEEKLY GAZETTE The Weekly Gazette, The price of the preached in Trinity church, last even- •' "V is 2 cents to-day. No Doubt of His Fate. to Rhode Island to assist in the attempt tc [Combined with Fridays Dailv.l Aunt Sally Brown, at the age of 102, defeat Senator Aldrich. ing. Postmaster General Wanamaker will ap The morning of the first day of ApriB ^|< Is issued every Friday at Noon. at Drexel & Co report the Russian Fa is hale and hearty, and testifies to the It if? now known almost to a certain TWO CKKTS IJEE COPY, OB $1.00 PEE VE/TL. salubrity of the climate of Granby. peal from the recent decision in favor of the was as handsome as a faille francaisetc?,;^ mine Fund total $116,267.86. ty that engineer Patrick McCullen, of letter carriers on the eight hour law. wedding gown. ^ the City of Norwalk, was drowned at The propeller Eagle took over 1,G00' ^ iTie Daily and Weekly. A syndicate, represented by A. F. the time of the collision between the The funeral of AriocPardee took place at' The Norwalk Club is moving into the Hazleton, Pa., and was largely attended barrels of oysters to New York one. Screed to Local Subscribers at Walcott and James R. Keene, have "City" and the transport of the N. Y., night this week. new Club building to-day. purchased the old Monmouth Park race N. H. & H. railroad. It is believed Ex-President Cattell, of Lafayette college, TEN CENTS PEK -WEEK, OB $4.50 PER YEAR. and Rev. J. G. Williamson conducted the Rob. McDonald made the youngsters * }. A. H. BYIKGTON, Proprietor. course. that at the time of the accident McCul at the Franklin street school happy yes^Sf^ E. J. Hill attended the Methodist len thought that the "City" was sink "services. Conference in Brooklyn, yesterday. Mr. George Holmes is thought to be The contract for the erection of the Penn terday by presenting them with rulers./?" ing and jumped for the transport, but Wm. Tristram, until last night in the ;, % sinking rapidly. His daughter, Mrs. missed his footing and fell overboard. sylvania state building at the Chicago expo JOB PRINTING. L. L. Paine, of Bangor, Me., arrived sition has been awarded to Nesbit & Coder employ of Raymond Bros., has opened^ —Broken Stone for wiiikp, u: h es and The body has not been recovered, nor a general merchandize store in Roway- , -*\j Mn. HARM M. GABDNEB. JB., formerly of macadam at P. W. Bales'. 323-e.o.d. yesterday. ______• has any trace of him been found since of Harrisburg, at $67,900. Erie county (Pa.) Democrats held a con ton. New York City, is the superintendent of our Some of the experts say that tcout the collision. The party who lost a set of false -./ fy McCullen leaves a wife and children vention, indorsed Cleveland and favored J Printing Departments. He is an experienced Rev. S. T. Graham held service in fishing will not be good under two teeth this morning can find them intact • Trinity Church, Southport, last even weeks, as the streams are ice chilled at Greenpoint. He had been an engi C. Brady for national delegate. tacked to a telegraph pole near the Book, Job and Newspaper Printer, and all ing. and snow chilled. neer on the boat since last fall and was Prosecutor Stockton, of Mercer county. post office building. : |§ work entrusted to him will be satisfactorily liked by all. N. J., is said to be contemplating steps tt Orrin L. Adams was out taking a Read Gregory Brothers' advertise ... • • find out if any one was bought to vote foi done. Special care and attention fciven to Three thousand five hundred United sunshine bath this morning, after a "; •' ment of Victor Bicycles in another States troops, it is said, will be ordered WASHINGTON GOSSIP. the Reading coal bill in the New Jersey leg very severe illness, lie is positively ,/ -7- CHURCH AXD SOCIETY PRINTING. column. • to Chicago for the World's Fair dedica islature. sure that he has had the grip. ;h' Stephen T. Rockfeller, a saloon keeper at : ! tory ceremonies. Peter Tobin was in his glory to-day. ; Officer Martin is presenting a photo WASHINGTON, D. C., March 31, '92. 209 West street, New York, was shot and graph of himself in full uniform to his He was trying to be funny, and evi- - r Electric Cars. Mrs. Sarah Earle and daughter, who Mr. Henry Benedict, the elddlt son killed by William Meyer, a bartender whom dently succeeded, as everyone laughed /' friends. of Daniel Benedict, Esq., and Mr. and he had discharged. Meyer was arrested The Hartford papers are unanimous have been visiting friends in town for at him. Even the dog .-.miled. < • ; The Fairfield County Agricultural the past week, have returned to their Mrs. Theodore Benedict, all of Dan after an exciting chase. Mrs. P. Dorlon and hur daughter and • ~j in their testimony as to the success of bury, are here and leave in the morning State Attorney Longenecker, of Chicago, Mrs. O. W. Dorlon, of New York, * Society will meet at South Norwalk home in Danbury. for home. They have been making a the new electric line between East Hart Monday. severely beat a reporter in that city whe dined at the City hotel yesterday, and ford and Glastonbury. The time made general tour of Florida, Louisiana, had published an article charging him with afterwards visited the Dorlon House. The summary of the Weekly Record Kentucky and the South, and report a bad faith in the boodle investigations. is excellent, and by having designated The Connecticut Ice Dealers' Asso for the current week shows for Nor She is as yet undecided as to whether ciation met and dined at New London most enjoyable trip. A. V. Blanchard, of Palmer, Mass., an olo she will open the place this summer or . stopping places, schedule time is possi walk 8 real estate sales and $14,780 in yesterday. real estate mortgages. Gov. McKinley of Ohio, was at the man, left his home and took refuge witl not. ble. Besides the danger of frightening Capitol and called on the President to relatives, owing to frequent beatings witt There was a large crowd at the War- , x "Steeple Charlie" is in Bloomfield, day. which his wife inflicted him. wick House, last night, to witness the horses is shown to be next to nothing. repairing the spire of the Congrega We trust that the corporators of our J. Belden Hurlbutt and Daniel B. The President sent in the name of Four silver mines have been closed in Col billiard game between "Ike" Hamilton' tional Church. Bradley, Jr., have been appointed com orado owing to the low price of the metal. and "Hen" Pennoyer. The game was f slumbering Norwalk Tramway will visit Emerson Hough to be postmaster at The strike of the 1,000 quarry men in missioners on the Saugatuck Iron Collinsville, Ct., to-day. It is stated that two or three banks it 500 points and Mr. Hamilton out-scored Hartford and see this line in practical Works company estate. Cleveland are in a shaky condition, owing his opponent 154 points. The highest *' Portland and Cromwell has been set The suggestion to dedicate the La run,54, was made by Hamilton. operation, and then come home and tled by mutual concessions. fayette statue here during the G. A. R. to the Paige bank failure. The amount in build one like it. The Times says : Miss Gracie Godfrey, of Chestnut encampment is an exceedingly happy volved will reach millions of dollars. A 'Barney'Kaiser, phonographist, while large quantity of bogus paper is held, in mosl- eating his dinner this noon found some- • • : The Norwalk Minstrels, formerly Co. street, is suffering from a badly burned one. The ceremony should not be neg The car now running has a Westing- arm, caused by the upsetting of a spi lected and it could not beheld at a more of the cities of northern Ohio. thing lodged between his teeth. He • ; house motor, and cost, all complete, F's, will give an entertainment in the der containing hot lard. At Lowell, Mass., Kate Toy was awarded was not a little mad when he found ity; about S3,000. The electric wire affords new Westport hall, Saturday evening, appropriate time. was a lead slug. And the phonograph ? For the first time since the hearings $7,500 against the United States Cartridgt 30 horse-power, but only 18 horse-power April 23. company for loss of eyesight caused by de played "Give, oh give it back to me r , is used. Yet this is sufficient tb whirl Secretary Foster has awarded a life closed on the car-coupler question the again.'' But Mr. Kaiser is not built the cars, packed with passengers, up a "The Can't Be Worse" Dramatic saving medal to Joseph Fernald, of Interstate Commerce Commission yes fective machinery. that way. April 1,1892. stiff grade, without checking the speed Company was greeted at Rochester last Portsmouth, N. H., for saving the lives terday took up and considered for near A general strike of the marine engineers, Letter carrier Bennett attracted in the least. The car ran ninety-nine night with a volley of ancient eggs, of four persons last July. ly two hours the various measures be marine firemen, roustabouts and longshore nearly as much attentian on Railroad ? miles Monday, and earned a handsome csrrots and brickbats. fore it looking to the adoption of some men has begun at St. Louis, and severs^ Square this morning, as would Con- sum. On one through trip from Hart The teachers and scholars of the specific type of coupler. The commit thousand men are idle. ductor Gould Hoyt padded up as a fat - > ford to Glastonbury the conductor took —Norwalk Steam Carpet Cleaning Center school are arranging for an en tee gave several hearings on the subject The supreme court at Omaha adjourned man. And all because he carried on. 123 5-cent fares, aggregating $6,15. Works, address orders to 14 Knight St. tertainment to be given in the Opera and received a vast amount of testi without rendering a decision on Thayer's his back a large porous plaster bearing • - 320-lw House, Tuesday evening, April 26. mony on all sides of the question, and appeal for a reopening of his case against the motto: "Please kick me." £ That President Hyatt would find it Governor Boyd. in view of the importance of the sub Several South Norwalk people at- v ' profitable to change from horses to elec The Connecticut gubernatorial mud The funeral of Henry Wakeman, of ject and the recommendations made by At Toronto the conference between tht tended the fourth anniversary of James • • , tricity there is no doubt, and it will dle has survived the settlement of the the President in his annual message, conductors, trainmen and officials of tht M. Creagh's stay in the suburbs of our,. X< * Italian, Chilian, and Behring Sea flare- Greens Farms, was held from his. late Grand Trunk has resulted in a mutually come in time, while the Tramway peo residence this afternoon,and the burial there is little doubt that it will be final city. From the fine reception they ups, says the Washington Post. in the old Greens Farms cemetery. ly dispose of the question which has satisfactory agreement. met with "Jimmy" evidently appreci- ple would not think of any other meth been before Congress for several ses Dispatches from Mandalay, the capital ol ates the fact that there are no people ^ od of propulsion. Electric lines where- The second entertainment given by sions. Burmah, say that fire has beex^raging there. on earth that can excel those to be ever established have proven satisfac the Cadets of Temperance will take The name of Representative DeFor- Three-fourths of the city is in ashes. At found in the city of South Norwalk. ^ est, of Connecticut, has been added to Fair at Miss Baird's Institute. least 100 people perished. Miss Kittie Flynn, of this city, an tory to the public and profitable to place this evening in the Sons of Tem the membership of the democratic perance hall, GAZETTE Building. —The young ladies of Miss Baird's Hon. C. H. Tupper has received claims: accomplished musician and vocalist, *• their owners, and when our Tramway congressional campaign committee. Institute respectfully announce to the from vessel owners amounting to $500,000 is now busily engaged in preparing for gets into operation its projectors will The safe of the City Bank at Elroy, people of Norwalk that they have se for damages for delays and abstention from the presentation of the Opera "Tyro- berate themselves that they didn't build Wis., was blown open by burglars If all the fishermen who started after lected Easter Eve as a desirable time fishing in Behring sea. lean Queen," at Music hall, the date of " the line sooner. An electric line be about 1 a. m. yesterday and about $3,- trout this morning catch the number for their first Entertainment and Fair The inspection of fortifications in Russian which has not as yet been definitely . that they will report on their arrival for the benefit of the Norwalk Hospi- fixed upon. A rare treat is promised tween Nor walk and New Canaan might 500 secured. The robbers escaped. Poland by Germans from balloons still con home to-night, not a trout will be left tal. tinues. The problem of aerial navigatiot for our music loving people. - r look chimerical to some, but it would in the state. A large number of artistic novelties, Albert Cooper, clerk at the Mahack- -j? W. F. Peebles of Stamford, and W. appears to be solved, as the balloons are be safer and more profitable than some suitable for Easter gifts, will be offered under perfect control and sail against the emo, was arrested on charge of assault t; R. Miles of Danbury, are the Fairfield Hon. Anthony H. Heber, a member for sale. on the porter Granville Knapp. Knapp. railroad stocks held by Norwalk peo county delegates for the national pro wind. The inhabitants of Warsaw were of the Kansas legislature and a promi Since September last the young peo greatly alarmed by one of the airships using it seems angered Cooper in some way, , ; ple. The success of electricity as a mo hibition convention at Cincinnati June nent candidate for Lieut-Governor oi' ple of the school have employed their and the latter struck Knapp a blow in * 29th. a search light at night, mistaking it fore tive power for street cars is no longer a that state, was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. leisure moments in the manufacture of comet. the stomach. Cooper paid a fine and . * question. The street car horse must go, The launching of the cruiser Raleigh O. E. Wilson yesterday. attractive and useful articles which they costs and was discharged by the Jus- 'S hope to dispose of to appreciative buy Cleveland Men Organizing. . A tice. Knapp was also discharged, but and no one will regret to see him dis at the Norfolk Navy Yard yesterday, is NEW YORK, April 1.—The Evening Tele another step in the steady advance of W. H. Swords, the popular tailor is ers for the benefit of the Norwalk Hos- by the landlord. \ % appear and electricity taks his place, as out with his annual spring announce pital. In connection, some profit is ex gram says that the Democratic committee Photographer Warner has some the new ships of the navy toward com of fifty has organized the "antimachine it is swifter, surer, cleaner and offends pletion. • ment. Swords has the finest line of pected from the sale of light luncheons, splendid specimens of flash-light pic- no one's sense of humanity, as is some spring goods ever brought to town, and ice cream, ices with tea, coffee and co Democrats" in the Third, Fourth, Four tures in Comstock Bros, window, and a . ; ;H teenth, Sixteenth, Eighteenth, Nineteenth. times done by the ill treatment accord A little girl named Van Wagoner was if you are looking for something out of coa, all of which will be served in the very life-like picture of manager Bene caught stealing oranges "from Betts & the usual line give him a call. new spacious dining room. Twenty-first, Twenty-second and Twenty- dict and his corps of clerks. Mr. War- ed to car-horses. We proudly except Farrington this morning. She will be The Fair will open in the afternoon fourth districts. Ex-Mayor Grace, chair ner makes a specialty of "flash-lights" from the eharge of- maltreatment of man of the enrollment committee, spoke at and every home should have one. A investigated by Agent Judson this af —Miss Lillian Loder, of Port Ches at 3 o'clock, so that children may find horses our own local line, for it will be ternoon. it convenient to attend and select East the new headquarters of the Twenty-second look at the specimens will convince you . ; ; ter, N. Y., graduate of the Merrill er gifts for their parents and friends. district, at Third avenue and Sixty-nintL as to the fineness of his work. to the eternal glory of the Norwalk Business College, Stamford, Conn., is street. He declared that Hill was already Leroy Taylor, of the Mahackcmo • / • —The Norwalk Boston Store has pur filling a fine position as private amanu There will be a Jack Horner pie, Re Horse Railway that its horses are well chased, through the well-known house becca at the Well, a Post-office, some beaten. billiard rooms had a narrow escape, " fed, carefully driven and never over ensis to the proprietor of a large firm Gypsy Tents, a Fish Pond, etc. Admis The Telegram says the movement of the from being run over by a train at the ri? of W. and J. Sloan, several thousand in New York City. worked. Still the horse as a motive yards of Carpet, which they are going sion for children in the afternoon, 15c. committee of fifty means a great deal more Washington street crossing last night." )lg to run off at special prices. 321-tf In the evening at 8 o'clock the young than the defeat of Senator Hill and the His attention was diverted by a large power is a back number. A. II. Moore, proprietor of the Clo- ladies will give a musical entertainment nomination of Mr. Cleveland—it means the Newfoundland dog and he did not verdale stock farm, has purchased from including a Kinder symphony. Admis complete reorganization of the Democratic notice an approaching train until it was The passenger list of the Teutonic, Monroe Salisbury, of Pleasanton, Cal., sion, 25c. All who are interested in the party of the Empire State. If Mr. Cleveland within a few feet of him, a#d he barely Mahogany and rosewood ties £.re sailing from Liverpool yesterday, con used in tho construction of railroads in the stallion Director, with a record of increase of the Hospital Fund are cor should not be available the reorganized had time to step out of danger. It was tained the names of Mrs. P. T. Barnum, 2.17, for $75,000. Director is sire of party will prefer Governor Russell, of Massar a close call. ~ ( South America and Mexico.—N. Y. Miss May Read, Miss Seeley and C. dially invited. Recorder. Direct, with a record of 2.06. chusetts. Officers Samuel Columbus Ireland |j Barnum Seeley of Bridgeport. W. B. Hall & Co. Commodore Burritt's Offer. and George Washington Gladstone fy We don't especially envy Mexico in The Treasury Department has de went to Georgetown, this morning, af- ' —200 pairs Kid $2.50 Shoes will sell The weaver and the printer speak Commodore Frank Burritt offers a that respect, as we have the "Mahoga- cided to modify the circular in regard the language of nature, in bud and 40 foot pennant to the boat winning in ter the wary trout which some one told. - v '5 ny express" on the Housatonic road. until April 15 at $1.75. Opera toes and to the admission free of duty of pure them could be found there on and after Common Sense, B to EE, also Boston leaf and flower. Long before robin the Oysterman's class, in the regatta to-day. They had bait enough with- '' Mexico is dead slow and South America bred horses, and is now in correspond and crocus reveal the presence of Decoration day. He also offers a 40 Trouting Rubber Boots. A. H. Hoyt ence with horse breeders on the sub them to catch a school of porpoises. ^ at the present time is unseasonable as Spring, the South-born cottons and foot pennant to the boat of any class & Son. 14-2t ject. It has declined to recognize the silks and cosmopolite wools speak the covering the distance in the fastest Columbus, Washington and the Bait-- / compared with the attractions of the will make a trio such as Georgetown • J. B. Steele, a Housatonic brakeman, National French Draught Horse Regis herald message—"Spring is coming!" elapsed time over the course. Great i Housatonic valley. ter as a register of pure breed. people never saw before or will care to' while coupling cars at Bridgeport yes And the stream of style goes on deep interest is being centered in the regat see again. , y: terday, caught his left hand between ening and broadening as the weeks ta this year, and the enthusiasm of " Keyser," not of dog fame, but he ^ The Thousand Dollar Poem. the bumpers of two freight cars, and —Miss Jennie Ferrero, of Stamford, pass, until it pours its fullness into the yachtsmen was never so manifest as at of phonograph notoriety, ordered his ' /ft'; broke all the bones in his hand and Conn., recent graduate of the Merrill great ocean of summer dress. the present time. The editor of the Rocky Mountain Business College, has been acoepted to To-day new patterns came, bold, breakfast this morning, among other " Gelt won the prize of one thousand nearly severed his thumb. things being a baked potato. He was * fill a fine position in the office of the radical pronounced grounds like plain : dollars offered by the syndicate of Wes New York Recorder. We congratulate bunting, broad stripes composed cf BBIDGEPOBT, Conn., April 1, 1892. not a little surprised on breaking the v '% tern editors for the best appeal poem William F. Goslee, a prominent mem The weather to-dav • Clear. tuber to find the yolk of a hard-boiled ber of ths Hartford county Bar, died Miss Ferrero, and wish her great suc many little stripes, winking and blink egg therein. He has been chasing/ - ^ to newspaper subscribers to pay up cess. ing their colors in a witch-like weave. The boys are not over ; their subscriptions. This is the poem at his home in Glastonbury, Conn., That is the way it goes at W. B. Hall around the streets all the morning in he wrote: yesterday, aged fifty-three years. He James M. Creagh celebrated the looked in my store. Kinds search of the party who raises that kind' \ '• had served as State Senator besides & Co's store, now in the full tide of the of potatoes. He failed to remember Lives of poor men oft remind us fourth anniversary of the opening of season's business. enough to suit any parent, Honest men won't stand a chance : holding various other public offices. his establishment last evening and a A countless array of beautiful fabrics that it is a day of jokes, and firmly be-^UA The more we work there grows behind us more than any boy cares lieves that it was the nature of this par-f.- Bigger patches on our pants. great time was had. Dwyer's City of greet the prospective purchaser at Lieutenant William H. Sears of the Norwalk Band furnished music and ev every angle; an escape from such beau about seeing. Give him a ticular " breed" of potatoes to lay eggs.|§|!§p'-. On our pants, once new and glossy, Second Machine Gun Platoon at New ery want of the inner man was supplied A few minutes after 12 o'clock, yes-p|g; Now are stripes of different hue, , tiful silks and soft dress goods of deli shoe that don't hurt and terday noon a large tank which sup-||g|; f All because subscribers linger Haven has receded from the position with eatables and drinkables. . cate texture is an impossibility to the And won't pay up what is due. ;; taken by him regarding the GatlingGun average woman. So much genuine art strong, he don't ask for more. plies water for the plank shop at Cro- „ recently issued to the platoon by the rut & Knapp's hat factory No. 2 felLfy - So let all be up and doing, ' Ts mighty impressed wid dat tex' and style has never been seen hereto We do, though. I, and my with a crash, bending some shafting ^ Send your mite, however small, State. The quartermaster-general yes- dis morning. 'Do unto oders as you fore outside of New York as this firm Or. when the snow of winter strikes us day received from Lieutenant Sears a and filling the room with steam and hot^l' / We shall have no pants at all. would have oders do unto you.'" displays this season. ; clerks, take pains to fit the water. The tank was secured to thef5||. ' receipt for the property without com "Yas; dat fine tex', good sermon." ment. / boy properly, so that his feet rafters overhead in the blocking shop, ^ "Well, I'se gwine to bring back dat Opera House. and the accident was caused by the f I Fire in Fairfield. ham bone- w'at I fetched outen yer shall keep sound and well, ; At the meeting of the Roton Point Janauschek, the celebrated actress, rotting away of one of the rafters. -Nel- . 1A. fire that nearly resulted in the de- Improvement Company held yesterday, kitchen las't night; and I want you to want some neatness, too. As son Fisher scarce five minutes before' £ struction of H. S. Glover's residence gimme dat turkey you hooked often de will be at the Norwalk Opera House it was decided to go ahead at once with Saturday evening, April 9. This an it fell was standing almost directly un £ in the town hall, Fairfield, started from the erection of the new photograph gal nail over my do'."—Puck, v I; to wear, I look out for that der the tank and considers his escape a ; . ; an exploded lamp in the kitchen at the nouncement in itself should be suffi lery and the enlargement of the horse cient to fill the house, but when we when I am buying; no boys narfbw one. Plumbers and carpenters • rear of the house about 7.30 o'clock sheds. The location of the latter was are busily engaged in replacing thp - _ -: Tuesday evening. The family quickly The Central Circle of "King's Daugh call attention to the fact that she will shoes here that haven't got not decided upon, and Mr. Hyatt g9es ters'and Sons" will hold its second an present her new and beautiful play tank. ' „ .. sounded an alarm and the bell of the to the Point this afternoon to decide The funeral of the late Addington S.Du-• " Episcopal church was rung for all it niversary meeting,[Saturday, April2nd, "The Harvest Moon," written express service for the foundation. upon the new location. . at 4 p.m. in the Congregational chapel. ly for her and in which she achieved rand will be attended from his home on •- was worth to bring the residents of the Prices for strong shoes, not North Main street, Sunday. The fu town to the scene. The eight circles, composing the Cen her greatest success, we make assur The case of George Queen against tral Circle, will give reports of the ance doubly sure, and will be much fine, $1, and $1.25. Look as neral will undoubtedly be a large one, ' The fire attracted a large crowd and as he was weU known and popular. He ; / a bucket brigade which was formed W. B. Rider & Son, to recover the bal work done during the year just closed. mistaken if the house is not filled to well as they should. ance due on a contract made by the de Miss Fritz will sing, "The King of the doors. was a man liberal almost to a fault. » soon had the fire under control. The His sudden death at the age of 88 years; . . / blaze was confined to the kitchen and fendant with Queen to lay certain wa Love my Shepherd is," by Gounod,and Wear-Resisting shoes, lace ter pipes, was on trial in the court of there will be other, features of interest. was startling to his friends who but the -i owing to the brick fillings between the Edgar Benner, a young jdrummlr and button, 11 to 2, $1.50; 3 day before had seen him apparently in" ^ walls could not spread to other parts of common pleas yesterday. from Toronto, Canada, made an un This is the case where the Italians to 5£, $175; neatness and the best of health. As a butcher he $• the house. —Mr. William Darby, graduate of successful attempt to end his life im had gained no ordinary reputation, and The historical old mansion was occu~ were not paid and almost started a Merrill Business College, was chosen East Bridgeport yesterday morning by bread riot some months ago. Attor service. * * the. firm by whom he was employed ;/5 pied by Governor Tryon when the from a number of compotitors to fill a throwing himself in front of a passing lose a valuable man. He leaves a wife r SlfeBritish burned Fairfield over a century ney Hurlbutt is in Bridgeport again position as bookkeeper with the Lloyd train, but by the prompt action of flag Finer shoes |2, $2.50. to-day on the case, which was not com and a large circle of friends to mourn ago, and was one of the few houses left Steamship Company in their office on man O'Neil he was prevented from car his death. - standing. pleted yesterday. Wall street, New York city. , rying out his desperate intention. 405 Main Street. J°HN G. HOWLAND. • * ^ - f . - .V vK^'r'' ' J \ ^ « • • \ •« {• : : ..• •1 pm-:: ' :.V ' v.,;--' •:' v V-.. f"-. >• ,, / Arc 0W¥~ •h;'&•''• ' : h'^G-\r'\ ^<0 11 l '''' ' , ' v*'' •' > ^ • '!." / - ' ' ;• ; _ ' -'V V •;
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derful harmony with our mooa/ * •• jjy asyou call IF, you miisE "Believe tHaf I the time we have done with Tennyson," P.W. BATES, have no business to be here." I continued, "The weather may have V- MARRIAGE AT SEA. This was a cool piece of logic that was cleared. If not, then we must take as hardly to my taste. long as possible in dining." Steam - Stone - Polishing | BY >i-- "What thought is troubling you, "Isn't it dangerous to be at sea in such The Latest.Styles of CLARK RUSSELL. Grace?" weather as this," she asked. " Herbert, I fear you will not love me "No," said I. '' '! . ' * the better for consenting to run away " But the saiiors can't see." * V With you?" I feared the drift of her language, and CHAPTER III. " Is that your only fear?" exp'fined, "It would be dangerous to 1 " '• • I stood ieauing ow; the bulwarlt», She shook her head, and said, " Sup atteiaptto make the land, for we might humming an air. I vras disturbed ill a pose Aunt Amelia refuses to sanction blunder upon a rock and go to pieces, " I - our marriage?' to,very of lore, in v/..icb. were i-iingled Grace; and then farewell, a long farewell the life and l.»eant t'»e s<*eno I sur " She will not! she dare not!" I cried, to the passions, the emotions, the im veyed, l>y the a: riv : •>< 0 udel. He was vehemently. " Imprudent as we may pulses, the sensations, which have varnished wit '* *^«tMsn ' -.U:e with recent seem, we are polite in this, Grace,—that brought us together here." And I kissed Menu - Cards, shaving, but in 1 lu» ! t': sea-bluee eyes our adventure must force your .aunt into her hand. ORDERS PROMPTLY EXECUTED. which glittered un "•::•( i is somlewhat sending us her sanction." She hates "But it would be pleasant to lie in a raggedly thatched hrow there was no me, I know, but her aversion is not go pretty harbor,—to rest, as it were," she ing to suffer her to forbid our marriage exclaimed. H, E. BATES.;-; F. S. BRIDGES trace of the sleepless hours I had forced "Our business is to get married, my him to pass. after this. Yet grant that her ladyship I exchanged a few words with him should go on saying no; are we not pre darling," I rejoined, "and we must has BATES & BRIDGES/ about the bpy Bobby, inquired the situa pared ?" ten as swiftly as the wind will allow us : I kissed away a tear, and a little later to the parish where the ceremony is to Mr. Warren D. Wents SUCCESSORS TQ • ^ , tion of the yacht, and after some talk of of Geneva, N. Y., 6 this kind, during which I gathered that she was smiling, with her hand in mine, be performed; for my cousin can't pub • BRIDGES & BATES,; he was taking advantage of the breeze as I led her up on deck. lish the banns until we are on the spot, Tells of His Fearful Sufferings After and shaping a somewhat more westerly She gazed about her out of the wraps and whilst he is publishing the banns w? Gastric Fever and His Cure by Dance Orders course than he at first proposed, so that which rose to ears, with eyes full of must be treating with her ladyship, ai ', VETERINARY-:- SURGEON he did not expect to make the English child-like interest and wonder, not un as the diplomatists would say, negotiat coast much before three or four o'clock mixed with fear. , ing a successful issue. Hood's Sarsaparilla OFFICE at DANX'S STABLE, KIVER STREET. in the afternoon, I went below, to re She had not been sitting long before I I should only weary you by reciting ,7 ISAACSISTREET. T saw that she was beginning to like it. the passage of the hours. After break All who know Mr. W. D. Wentz 56-3. iy4- • fresh myself after the laborious under give him the best of recommendations taking of the night. There was no nausea now; her eyes fast I took her on deck for a turn; but were bright; there was color in her she was glad to get below again. All for honesty and integrity. For many On quitting my berth I found the boy cheeks, and her red lips parted as t hough day long it continued dark weather, years he has worked for Mr. D. P. Wil : the cloth for breakfast,and without a sight of anything save at in E. GUSOWSKI, Grace seated on a locker watching him. in pure enjoyment of the glad rush of son, the harness maker and member the salt breeze athwart her teeth of tervals the shadowy figure of a coaster of the Geneva Board of Health. He says: Her face was pale, but its expression was pearl. aslant in the thickness, and once the without uneasiness. She had put on her "I was taken sick last October with gastric Ball "Tickets Thus passed the morning. There was loom of a huge ocean passenger-boat, Merchant « Tailor hat, and on seeing me exclaimed.— sweeping at twelve or fourteen knots fever and my chance for. recovery was con Herbert, dear, take me on deck. The no tedium. If ever there came a halt in I have just received the Finest and our chat, there were twenty things over through the gray veil of vapor that nar sidered almost hopeless. After 7 weeks the and Largest Selection of fresh air may revive me." And she looked the side to look at, to fill the pause with rowed the horizon to within a mile of us. fever slowly left me, but I could not eat the at the boy and the cloth he was laying simplest food without terrible distress. It SPEINGAND SUMMER SUITINGS, with a pout full of meaning. color and beauty. It was shortly after twelve that the [ To be continued.] seemed that I had recovered from thefever to TKOUSERINGS AND YESTINGS, I at once took her by the hand and con delicate shadow of the high land of Die of Starvation ducted her through the hatch. She Beachy Head showed over the yachts I took pepsin compounds, bismuth, charcoal, Ever shown iu Norwalk. which I will make -M: passed her arm through mine to balance up iu style and price to suit everybody. bow. By one o'clock it had grown de SLIPS OF THE TONGUE. cod liver oil and malt until my physician herself, and then sent her eyes, bright fined and firm, with the glimmering confessed that his skill was about ex with nervousness and astonishment, hausted and lie did not know what else to RECEPTION CARDS. E. (JfJSOWSKI, . streaks of its white ramparts of chalk Tiling* That Would Have Been All round the sea, breathing swiftly. stealing out of the blue haze. try. Everything I took seemed like pour- ""Where is the land?" she asked. Right if Said Differently. ing melted lead into my stomach. 1 hap "There's old England, Grace," said I, pened to think I had part of a bottle of Hood's um Wall slid Water Sis., Horwallt •' Behind the ocean, my love. But we "How one's heart goes out to the sight Many persons have said in mistake sarsaparilla thathad been in the house for two shall be having a view of the right side of the merest shadow of one's own soil! precisely the reverse of what was in or three years, that I found had benefited me of these waters presently." "I ought to wish it was Cornwall previously for dyspepsia. I began taking it ""What a little boat!" she exclaimed, their thoughts. Aworkingman called and soon began to feel better. I have now coast,"she answered; "but I am enjoy on a country clergyman closely re taken a little over two bottles and can truth running her gaze over the yacht. " Is it ing this now," she added, smilingly. fully s"y I feel well again and can eat any NATHANIEL II. FERRIS, i';v not dangerous to be in so small a vessel lated to a ducal house. The applicant thing without distressing me, even to Musical Director and Choir Master, Wh. n the sun had fairly set I took her wanted a letter of recommendation to out of sight of land?" below, for the wind seemed to come on Grace Church. * "Bless your dear heart, no ! Think of a neighboring nobleman, from whom Pie and Cheese a sudden with the damp of night in it, WINE - LISTS, TEACHER OF the early navigators ! Of course Ma'm'- and a bite as shrewd on its abruptness he hoped to obtain employment. which I have been unable to touch for years. selle taught you all about the early navi of frost" I made no other provision, in "Whvnot go personally and see my The English language does not contain words gators?" enough to permit me to express the praise Piano, Organ, Harmony and Singing. in the shape of amusement, for our sea lord?" the friend asked. "Weil, you 1 would like to give to Hood's Sarsaparilla." " When shall we reach Penzance?" trip of three, four, five days, as it might see," was the nervous answer, " I do ormed to learn the art of singing at "Supposing the wind to blow fair and W. D. WENTZ, 18* Castle St., Geneva, N. Y. at reasonable rates. happen then a small parcel of novels not like speaking to Lord X ; he for vocal instruction will briskly, in three or four days." scarcely doubting that all the diversion A Good Voucher "Three or four days !" she exclaimed; may be proud, and not care to listen we should need must lie in each others to the likes of me. It would be quite " I have known Mr. "Warren D. "Wentz for and, glancing down at herself, she company. And, in fact we managed to many years and can vouch for him as a man only true one. added, "Of course you know, Herbert, kill liisj time very agreeably without the a different thing if it were yourself, of veracity and1 cne well knownknown about" ' here." that I have only the dress I am wear 'help of fiction, though we both owned for there's nothing of the gentleman I have sold him:i several bottles of ing?" when the little cabin clock pointed to in you." "It will last you till we get ashore." half past-nine, that the day had seemed Mr. Bancroft has related that dur Hood's SarsapariSIa said I, laughing, "and then you shall a desperately long one, and I could not ing a holiday 'jaunt in Switzerland during the past few months." M. H. PART Show Hangers, O. O'BRIEN, RIDGE, Druggist, Geneva, N. Y. buy everything you want, which of help adding that on the whole, a honey Sir Paul Hunter was lost. But news course will be more than you want." moon spent aboard a yacht the size of flies apace and gathers as it goes. It Hood's PiMs cure Liver Ills "I shall send," she said, "to Ma'm'- th.-) Spitfire would soon become a very oelle Championnet for my boxes." was soon said that guides were away West Si Mm Tior. slow business. up the mountain to find the missing "Certainly,—when we are married." When she had withdrawn I put on a Having iAade arrangements with onelof the man. Somebody had seen or heard Largest Cloth Houses in New York to supply "All your presents, particularly the pea coat, and filling a pipe, stepped on me with all kinds of goods at a few hours' darling little watch, are in those boxes, deck. The dusk was clear, but of a signals of distress. Lady Hunter, notice and at the Lowest Prices, I have over Herbert." darker shade than that of the preceding safe in the hotel, began to tremble REMOVAL! rhree hundred samples, which I will make up "Everything shall be recovered, to the in the Latest Styles at about two-thirds the night; there was not more wind than had for her husband. But his predica usual prices charged. I guarantee to give sat- uttermost ha'portLi, my pet." been blowing throughout the da5% but the ment was not so desperate after all. Wedding sfaction as I do my own cutting ana fitting I obseryed Caudel, who stood a little sky was full of large swollen clouds roll He was discovered and given the The undersigned has removed his \nd have no guess work. I keep the Latest forward of the companion, gazing at her ing in shadows of giant wings athwart Fashion Plates anA draft accordingly. with an expression of shyness and ad necessary help and guidance in his Repairing, Binding*, Cleaning', Pressing, the stars, and the gloom of them Avas in descent. At dusk he re-entered the Grocery Store to 29 Wall Street; miration. I told her that he was the the atmosphere. The yacht was swarm Etc., done at about half-price, Give me a captain of the yacht, that he was the ing through it under canvass humming Alpine hamlet alone, as if nothing the store iormerly occupied by E. call and be convinced. lyiet man I had introduced to her last night, as she went. Her pace if it had lasted had. happened. Wishing to avoid N. Sloan, where lie will be glad to' O. O'BRIEN and begged her to speak to him. She would, I knew speedly, terminate this notice and curious questioning he had 31 B£LDEN AVENUE. v . * colored a rose-red, but bade him good- sea going passage of our elopement, and sent his guides to their own haunts. see his old costumers and many new morning nevertheless, accompanying the I looked over the stern very well pleased But as he passed up through a little ones. words with an inclination of her form, to witness the arrow straight white of waiting English crowd, Lady Hunter 1> the graceful and easy dignity of which the wake melting at a little distance into darted to meet him. "Oh, Paul," she somehow made me think of the move Invitations, Down-'They Go. a mere elusive faintness. cried, " I am so glad to see you back! Chas. P. Keeler, ment of a heavily-foliaged bough set "When are we to be off St. Catharine's courtesying by the summer wind. Point at this pace, Caudel?" said I. Where have you been? Some silly "I hope, miss," said Caudel, pulling off "At this pace, sir,? Why, betwixt man has lost himself in one of the Horso Shoeing. YOU CAN GET his Scotch cap, "as how I see you well seven or eight o'clock to-morrow morn mountains, and I feared it might be HE undersiprned hap taken the shop m the this morning, freed of that there nausey ing." you." Considerate, kindly, but not T front of 8. T. liuby's on Cross street, and as Mr. Barclay was a-telling me you suf quite—m its literal construction—a is prepared to do Horse Shoeing in a first- "What a deuce of a length this Eng cla« manner. Give me acaU.^ |g?l fered from?" lish Channel runs to?" cried I, impa compliment. t LY0 Anything in tbe Shoe " I trust to get used to the sea quickly: tiently. "Why, it will do little better Some comical slips of the tongue the motion of the yacht is not what I than beginning our voyage, even when are due to doubtful or insufficient in- like," she answered, with her face the Isle of Wight.is abreast!" formati m. There 1 n-y be lack of im- averted from him, taking a peep at me to "Yes sir, there's o' deal water going to Business Cards, fSutant knowledge nbout the person Spring Announcement? Line Cheap for Cash, observe if I saw that she felt ashamed the making of this here Channel,—a add rc*sse<•'!. Victor Hugo once met a and would not confront him. blooming sight too much of it when it I HAVE JUST SECURED THE -AT- He perceived this too, and, knuckling comes on a winter's night a blowing garrui
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^ HARD AGROUND. NEWS OF THE WEEK. FIRE IN DANBURY.:; HELD FOR MURDER.; 0 Loss $30,000. The City of Norwalk Collides with Dr. F. W. Darmer, The new piano for the Norwalk Club a Transport, has arrived. Crofut & White's large hat shop Ex.Chief of. Police Gormley's brother Painless Dentist. IS81 south of the railroad station at Danbury Mrs. George Allen is visiting friends was totally destroyed by fire Mon The Engineer Reported Missing. Gives Damaging Testimony. in Newark, N. J. day. The fire was first discovered Artificial Teeth Without Plates. about G o'clock, at which time the The City of Norwalk, of the Norwalk , . Crown and Bridge Work.) Hon. John S. Seymour has gone to flames had gained such headway, that line, and transport No. 4, of the New The Witnesses Known Here. Boston on business. it was only by the greatest exertion on York, New Haven and Hartford Rail Best Set of Teeth on Red Rubber road, were in collision early yesterday the part of the firemen that adjoining A coroner's jury in Long Island City. The new millinery department of the buildings were saved. Spain & Co.'s morning in the East River, opposite Boston store will open on Saturday. shop on the opposite corner met with a Astoria. No damage was done to the Tuesday, found that the death of Bert like fate some weeks since. The Cro •transport, which was in tow, and . she rand E. Arnold, night watchman in fut factory outside of the brick factory proceeded to the Harlem docks of the the Sfmonds Manufacturing Company's Mr. Parker of Chicago is a guest of was totaliy destroyed and the wood company. his sister, Mrs. Edwin Clark of Elm work of the brick factory was entirely A big hole, however, was stove in the stove factory, in Blissville, on Satur $8 street. burned up. No cause has yet been as bow of the steamer, and she began to day evening, was caused by Henry Mrs. Maria L. Adams has been ill signed as to the source of the fire. sink in midstream. Captain Peck rang Higgins and John Coughlin. Both »# 4 **r The loss aside from the insurance was for full speed and headed the boat for •with the grip for some time, but is now Blackwell's Island, and ran her hard men were employed in the factory as better. ______complete. moulders and were on a strike. Guaranteed to be the Best and the Same The Norwalk Fire Insurance Com aground on the west shore, below the The first witness was Joseph Convery, that other Dentists charge Twice as much for James H. Hanford will move into the pany held a small policy on the factory. lighthouse. His prompt action saved eighteen years old, who formerly lived Teeth extracted without pam - - ROc new house, erected by A. R. Malkin, the boat and her cargo. on Chapel street. He was employed as Soft Fillings - - - - 50c and up on Elmcrest, to-day. At the time of the collision the City Gold Fillings ... $1.00 and up A Prisoner Hangs Himself. of Norwalk was coming down the river a moulder at Simonds' and was on pick All work pertaining to Dentistry guaran Saturday morning when jailor Tib- at half speed on the flood tide, which et duty near McGuire's shanty on Sat teed to be the best workmanship at prices Mrs. Sarah Earle and daughter, Miss bals made his rounds of the Bridgeport was running very strong. The boat urday. He saw Arnold walking on the about one-half charged by other dentists. Frankie of Danbury, are visiting rela jail he found the lifeless body of John had passed into the "Race," the chan other side of the avenue toward where Office, 42 Washington Street, tives on Camp street. he was standing and heard "Jack'' Over Post Office, South Norwalk, Keyser hanging from the door of his nel opposite Astoria, and when the Coughlin say "Let's go and do up the cell, his neck encircled by a small cord. transport loaded with freight cars came Indian." On account of diphtheria the schools Keyser was sent to jail from Redding in sight Captain Peck sounded his To Horse Buyers! in Broad Brook, East Windsor and on March. 4 to serve a term of 60 days whistle twice to indicate that he would Witness told Coughlin that if he did Manchester are closed. and $30 and costs for threatening to pass on the port side. The signal was not come back he would lickhim. Four or five others followed Coughlin, r kill his wife, Bridget Keyser. He was answered properly and both craft among them Harry Higgins. John Before purchasing a horse call at mj Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wilson of Anso- a German, 53 years old and of tall and made ready to pass. The tide was Armstrong endeavored to prevent Hig stable and look at the horses I have nia are visiting their mother, Mrs. Ju slender build. On Thursday last Sher stronger than either captain thought iff Toner served divorce papers on him and it swung the railroad float around gins from approaching Arnold, but he for sale! Horses suitable for all pur lia Wilson on Arch street. got away. Coughlin rushed upon Ar poses, acclimated, and ready for hard and the fact that his wife was attempt into the path of the steamer before the nold, grabbed him by the legs and •J Vi William Dewsbury of the Boston ing 1.o secure a divorce from him made latter could be steered clear. threw him down. Higgins then seized work, for sale cheap. Also a lot of him very despondent. He had been a When the collision occurred the fire WAGONS, CAKTS, SUBBEYS and SIDE Store has purchased of A. HI Malkin well behaved prisoner during his short man and deck hands jumpedaboard the Arnold's chin, jerked his head back The Wisest Of* All the new house on Elmcrest. stay at the jail and it occasioned great transport. The engineer is reported as with his left hand and made a motion BAB CABBIAGES, which I will sell at surprise when it was known he had being lost, but the report is not veri as if to cut him with something which the lowest CASH PRICE. ' ' , -5 Afd.-ttorv.s'A^Tee 1+ Is John M. Hall son of John C. Hall the committed suicide. fied either by our telegraph dispatches the witness could not distinguish. Hig Bridgeport baker, has skipped out with or by the employees here, who know gins was kneeling down beside Arnold. $200 belonging to his father. Blood spurted from Arnold's neck. X-X. 3E3- The Injunction Granted. nothing further about the accident Coughlin was kicking Arnold on the other than what is reported. body. Higgins used to carry a large Congressman R. E. DeForest has the Before Judge Prentice in the super Besides a miscellaneous freight she Livery Stable, ior court Tuesday, Senator Seymour two bladed knife. Higgins and Cough thanks of the DAILY GAZETTE for a had on board a quantity of elastic web lin had both run away. handsome map of the United States. asked for an injunction restraining bing from John H. Buckley & Son. 700 IF YOU WANT YOUR v GREA' 0N earth William T. Wood of Westport from Peter Gormley, mbulder, a brother barrels of oysters which belonged to of ex-Chief of Police John Gormley, On Thursday evening, April 7, Pil selling at public auction in that place William H. Hoyt & Son of South Nor TOR SALE EVERYWHERE- to-day property belonging to his said that he was with a number of the Shirts, Cuffs and Collars grim Castle will give another of their walk, several cases of corsets from Roth men near McGinnis' shanty when popular entertainments and sociables brother, John VVood, as intended. & GoJdschmidt and 250 barrels of silcox It appears Mrs. John Wood of West- from Branchville. Coughlin and Higgins started toward LAUNDERED, port, on March 4 was divorced from The Chapman Wrecking Company Arnold. He says he advised them to Send them to the " On Wednesday of next week the her husband in the superior court, and have a tug and lighters at work reliev leave Arnold alone, as he was not in Wheeler and Wilson orchestra will play the decree was granted by Judge Pren ing the City of her cargo, which will be terfering with them. He called Rich at the grand opening of the Boston tice. Alimony to the amount of $700 taken to New York to-day. The steamer ard Fagin, another Norwalk man,presi Domestic Laundry Co. store. was allowed by the court. "Vulcan of Bridgeport has been chart dent of the Molders' Union, out of the Attorney Seymour informed the court ered and will take the place of the City shanty to talk to Coughlin and Higgins, The Right Rev., the Bishop of the that John Wood never paid the alimony but Fagin's talk had no effect upon the Diocese will visit Grace Church abou while she is undergoing repairs. The two men. Gormley described the mur May 1, to administer the Rite of Coi but instead sold his mortgage of $2,200 damage to the City and cargo is estima Shirts - " ' Sc. on property in Westport and fled from ted at $15,000. der, saying : firmation. f) ^ the state in order to escape paying the '' I saw Coughlin throw Arnold down amount the court decreed. Wood had by pulling his legs from under him. The Wheeler & Wilson band willhave Higgins threw Arnold's head back,took a new pniform, of drab color, with silk no other property except several head CITY NEWS OF THE WEEK. a Ladies:— of cattle which he turned over to his a knife out of his own overcbat pocket Collars ™ Cuffs Uc. trimmings, similar to Gilmore's and and stuck it into Arnold's throat. When Cappa's bands. brother, William Wood to be sold at E. S. Bennett has removed his family UE3^,oi2.. The Secret public anction at the town post in West- to New Haven. Higgins drew the knife I turned my The sneak thief who operated at port to-day, and did not intend to pay back and went home. • Coughlin was Hand Work Only. the $700 alimony to Mrs. Wood. Judge F. J. Grubb has been appointed gen kneeling doWn by Arnold's side when South Norwalk, Bridgeport, Fairfield eral agent of the United States Mutual Higgins stabbed the latter." Of a and Stamford has been arrested at Bed Prentice signed the injunction papers Accident Co. Collections and Deliveries Free. ford Station, IS. Y. restraining the sale and the case is re Higgina was present at'the inquest in turnable before him the first Tuesday The Stephen Hoyt's Sons have com charge of two policemen, and his wife Fair Face « in May to hear the evidence in the menced their shipments of trees via the and stepdaughter sat near him. He is a AGENT: Pedro ^Guerrero will give a concert action for damages. Consolidated road. rather pleasant-faced man of forty, and shortly after Lent, half of the proceeds appears to feel his position deeply. He D. J. BENNETT, Newsdealer, of which he will distribute among the The condition of Judge Lamar is "Charley" Waterbury is sick with an Is a much improved. attack of the pleurisy. was positively identifiedastheman who poor people of Norwalk. killed Arnold by several witnesses. 48 Wall St., - Norwalk, Ct. It is stated that George E. Darmer The jury were out about five minutes Beautiful) Dairymen's Convention. will open a photograph studio m the when they returned the following ver Col. W. H. Tallmadge, of Stamford, Post Office building. is suggested a delegate at large from W. C. Bartholomew, secretary of the dict :— MIDDLESEX BfflKM C0, Skin. Connecticut to the Democratic nation Connecticut Dairymen's Association, A Mr. Clark of Meriden, is moving " It is hereby found that Bertram E OP MIDDLETOWN, CfWN. I al convention, in Chicago. and A. M. Bancroft, secretary of the his family to Norwalk. He will reside Arnold came to his deathjby some sharp Creamery Association, have jointly is on Franklin avenue. instrument and by the hand of Harry Chartered in 1872, Uuder the BanV'ig Law Higgins on the evening of March 26th Connecticut. Sulphur Bitters "If Benjamin Harrison is [to be set sued a call for a convention of the mem Mrs. Robert McDonald is sick a J her Cash Capital, $600,OOO. SUVP>«" aside." says a "Veteran Republican" in bers of those bodies to be held at room home on Crescent terrace. And we also find John Coughlin impli cated as an accessory to the death of Six per cent. Investment Bonds at par and the New York Press, "Robert T. Lin 50 in the capitol building on April 6th, Oddly enough there is a party living accrued interest. At the last session of the Will give you coln is the man to nominate.'' Wednesday. The call recites that the on Seymour place named Cortland and said Bertram E. Arnold." legislature these bonds were made a legal in dairy is the best means of elevating a party living on Cortland place named After the inquest Higgins was ar vestment for funds held by executors, admin raigned before Coroner Meiners and istrators and trustees. David O. Comstock has returned Connecticut's farming interests. It calls Seymour. A lovely attention to the fact that new methods pleaded "Not guilty." The Coroner ' B. B. CRAUFURI), Agt., from Port Jervis. The expected bride of operation and new articles for feed Miss Florence McDonalJ and Miss committed him to await the action of failed to materialize and David still ing have revolutionized the business Annie Selleck have returned from an the Grand Jury. ROOM 2, MASONIC BUILDING, NOSWALH Complexion. wears the bachelor's chevron. enjoyable visit with friends in Brook D. G Arnold, of Putman, Conn., a and enabled regions young in experi lyn, N. Y. ence to carry away from the old Elgin brother of the dead man, identified the OUSATONIC IvAILHOAD The Keister Symphony will be given districts the laurels at the National But Miss Rose and Miss Jacobs, em remains late Tuesday night, and took H DANBURY & NORWALK DIVISION i "^J wjjp Corrected to Jan. 3d, 1892. Send 3 2-cent stamps to A- — Orel way & Co., in the Y. M. C. A. Hall April 9 instead ter and Cheese Makers' convention. It ployees at the Volk Hat factory, are the body to Putnam Wednesday. Boston, Mass., for best medical work published of the chapel of the 1st Congregational also quotes a speaker at a New York very sick at their respective homes in Trains leave South Norwalk for Danbury— East Norwalk. C.15,9.18 a. m„ 12.11, 2.23.5.10, 6.30 and 10.25 p. m. church, as previously announced. farmers' institute : "Unless we discon Their Decision. Sundays—9.26 a. m. and 7.16 p. m. tinue the makinsr of poor product our Frank Webb died very suddenly of Trains leave Danbury for South Norwalk— Mr. J. W. Miller, late general man goods will be outsold by the Wisconsin heart disease at his home in Long The Railroad Commissioners this 6.35, 7.33, 9.05 and 11.45 a. m., 3.15, 5.05 and 6.35 BETTON'S. dairies. Cheese i'rom that state always Ridge, Tuesday. He was 55 years of morning notified the Selectmen that p. m. Sundays—8.05 a. m. and 5.05 p. m. ager of the Providence, has been ap the Osborne avenue extension must be Trains leave South Norwalk for Ridgefield— POSITIVE pointed second vice president of the does this. Canada, although new in the age and a brother of Mrs. Hiram 6.15 and 9.18 a. m., 12.11. 2 23, 5.10 and 6.30 p. m. business, already gets one-fourlh to Waters of this town. constructed so as to pass under the Trains leave Ridgefield for South Norwalk— CURE FOR New York, New Haven and Hartford. railroad with 12 foot head room and 35 6.45,7.38,9.18 and 11.55 a. m., 3.25 5 and 6 p. m. one-halt' a cent a pound more than we Engine No. 59 of the Housatonic sys do." Further, the energy of manufac feet clear between the abutments, with WILLIAM H. STEVENSON, Vice-President and The publication rooms of the GA tem which was wrecked at the George suitable drains to keep the road free General Manager. v turers of oleo and other fraudulent town collision, is out of the repair OVER ZETTE are open every evening, from 7 compounds, is constantly encroaching from standing water. A. W. PERRIN General Passenger Agent. 40 YEARS to 9 o'clock, for the reception of ad shops and doing duty again. This is on the market of legitimate goods. It the locomotive on which engineer John SIMPLE. vertisement and orders for job printing. behooves all butter and cheese men to Fired the Senator. 1VJEW YORK. NEW HAVEN & HARTFORD Ford was killed, at the time of the acci J\ RAILROAD. '' EFFECTIVE. be alive to the situation and show adis dent. Senator Houlihan, of Newtown, and WONDERFUL The New York and New England position to take advantage of the latest —NEW YORK DIVISION.— Mr. John D. Carr, of East Norwalk, a companion paid a visit to this city last January 2d, 1592. v; Highest TESTIMONIALS. railroad directors have declared the methods and processes. Hence they 1 regular semi-annual dividend of 3£ per are urged to attend this convention for and Miss Edna Pennoyer of this city, night. He went to Fritz Pfau's saloon Trains leave South Norwalk as follows; > At Drugeiits or Vailed os cent, on the preferred stock, payable mutual improvement. were married Monday evening, by and bet $100 to $75 that D. N. Morgan FOR NEW YORK.—Accommodation trains at Beoeipt of Price. May 3. Rev. Olin Hallock. The ceremony was would be the next mayor, and spoke un 9 36 a. m., 1.06,2.54,4.07,5.07,5.50,6.44,8.11,10.23 <2 performed at the home of Wm. Blas- complimentary of any one who voted p. m. Express trains at 5.26, 5.46, 6.18 (local), "WTNKELMAira & BROWN for Mayor M arigold. After an exchange 6.55 (local), 7.20 (local), 7.55 (local), 8.26 (local), "* v- ,:il DRUG CO. Props., Baltimore, M& The report of the Bell Telephone Deatn of F. S. Bailey. cer. It was a quiet wedding but a hap 8.30 (local), 9.03 (local). 10.11, 11.37 (local) a. m., t. Vs"-, I company shows a net earning of $3,126,- py one. of compliments the senator and friend 12.45, 2.20, 4.20, 5.20 and 6.20 p. m. For Frederick S. Bailey, cashier of the were bounced.—Bridgeport Union. Washington via Harlem River 1.02 a. m. (daily v 819 against $2,869,418 the previous year. George Abendroth died at his home SUNDAYS.—Accommodation 9.15 a. m., 6.14. ,' - ;u jl IfflDEAlBViirrj*Lii«c. IIIE^Bcure wm cure The capital stock will be increased Agawam National bank, died suddenly on Pine street, Sunday morning. (local express), 7.23,9.28 p. m. Express 5.26 and • mWB • nmilBnerroua, sick, at his home in Springfield, Mass., Sun malarial and all forms of headache. People who from $15,000,000 to $17,500,000. He was for a number of years em . Warned to Leave Town. 5.46 a.m. have suffered say it is a God's blessingto day, March 20. The end was due to ployed at the Norwalk Lock factory, a FOR NEW HAVEN AND THE EAST.—Accommo mankind. Pleasant to r Wi* use. No bad effects heart disease. He ate a hearty break Mrs. Esther • Lyon and daughter dation trains at 0.10, 7.38, 8 50 and 10.42 a. m., Sore Cure. For sale by druggists, or by mail 25 cts. Dr. Ernest P. Livingston, of New portion of the time as a foreman. He 1.42, 3.42, 4.25, 5.30, 6.27, 7.23 (to Bridgeport), fast, but expressed the intention of re enjoyed the confidence of his employ Georgie, who formerly lived on- Union 8.41,9.41 and 11.03 p. m. Express trains at 9.15 , r/T;g mNKKixAim* UCAVKAAftiE York, and Dr. Arthur C. Ferguson, of Park, but who are now residing in a. m., 12.09,1.07,2.07, 3.06, 5.08 (Naugatuck Ex BROWN DRUG CO., H• AIIIIIS H ll maining away from church to rest. A Berwick, Me., spent Sunday with few minutes before 12o'clock he passed ers, and was well-liked by all who knew Saugatuck, have been warned by White press) 7.15 p. m. (Springfield Local). 12.25 a. m. BALTIMORE, JU>, ||kHIIHIIilk Mrs. Henry K. Selleck. Dr. Living him. A good citizen; he will be greatly (Boston Express), 1.10 a. m. (Boston Express). through the kitchen,stopping to remark missed. Caps to leave that town. There has SUNDAYS.—Accommodation 7.38, 9.12 a. m * ston is a nephew of Mrs. Selleck's. concerning the fire, and then went di been considerable gossip going on for and 7.15 p m. Express 12.25 and 1.10 a. m. . /i rectly up stairs where he was found by Wednesday morning Wm.Maslin,who some time in their neighborhood and LUCIUS TUTTLE, Gen. Manager. : : j S. W. Gregory, The authorities in charge of the Sol Mrs. Bailey on her return from church. lives on Butler street, went down cel yesterday morning a notice bordered C. T. HEMPSTEAD. Gen. Pass. Agt. •• diers' Home at Noroton decline to re He was unconscious and although medi lar after a scuttle of coal. He did so with crepe and well garnished with jIYERY, BOARD, FEED, SALE ceive Aaron Hall unless the soldiers' cal aid was summoned, nothing could without a murmur,and just as he placed skull, cross bones and coffins, was hospital board, to whom application be done. The physicians reported that the scuttle by the stove his wife pre posted on a tree in front of their house AND EXCHANGE has been made, recommend it. the cause of death was heart trouble, sented him with a new and handsome warning them to leave town at once. Horwalk Gazette and that it had been instantaneous. boy baby. Make note of this, you who The soldier pensioners of the Con growl when asked by your better hal STABLES, necticut State Home in Noroton now Frederick Starr Bailey was the A New Steambodt. number over 100. The average of new youngest son of Noah Starr and Ange- to do a like errand. To-day " Billy ' 4 Knight Street, Norwalk. ine Holly Bailey, and was born at is perhaps the happiest man of all em The Roton Point Improvement Com Job Printii Establishment. pensioners is two per week. The num pany have made arrangements to have A large stock of newly purchased and care ber examined at Bridgeport last week Norwalk May 24, 1825. The family ployed at the Consolidated freight of Wedding Cards, Posters. illy selected Teams, Carriages, &c. went originally from Danbury, Ct., to fice. an elegant steamboat, provided with Visiting Cards,' Handbills, r 5 Coaches, Carriages and Saddle Horses fur was80. all modern improvements and capable Business Cards, Programmes, •'H led at all hours. Careful drivers when Norwalk, where Noah Bailey was a Forty or more members of Old Well Fancy Show Cards, Dodgers, : ; ^slr6di <3 The King's Sons and Daughters will large manufacturer of candy. Mr. Lodge, F. andA.M.,left hereon the 6.20 of carrying 700 passengers, put on the Ball Cards, Billheads. iOmnibusses, Wagonettes, Coaches, Rack- meet' at the Congregational Chapel' Bailey's boyhood was passed here in p.m. train Wdenesdayto visit Union route between South Norwalk and Ro Statements, t Circulars, 1 Wys, Phaetons and Light Road Carriages. ton Point the latter part of May. The Tag Cards, Receipts !Wt' . « ItleDhone Call. tflSO Saturday afternoon,at which time Mrs. Norwalk, where he received his educa Lodge of Danbury. The number was Hotel Registers. Letterhead Noble expects to be present. It is tion in the public schools. At an early augmented at different stations along new boat will be lighted with electric Books and Pamphlets, Noteheads, ' ' hoped that all the circles will be well age. he entered the counting-room of the road, and when the visitors left the lights, and will make regular trips be Town and Probate Records. Milk Tickets represented. ______the Fairfield County Bank and his train for the lodge rooms there was tween those points, stopping at Wilson E. WILSON close attention to duty and his irre over sixty of them. The third degree Point and Bell Island. The Bell Is Printed in the Neatest Styles and at he The regular annual meeting of the proachable integrity, aiways the prom was conferred. The South Norwalk land Cqmpany will build a new dock Lowest Prices. BS13"S Fairfield County Medical society will for the accommodation of passengers inent characteristics of the man, won contingent arrived home shortly after < #al Insurance anil Real Estate Agt be held in Bridgeport, Tuesday, April him the regard of Thomas Warner, 2 o'clock. They one and all report a to that resort, and the Roton Point 5. The society will then be 100 years Jr., who was then cashier of the Chico- splendid time and royal treatment. The Company will extend their present MONEY TO LOAN. ; old, and will celebrate the event in an pee national bank, and he sent for Mr. Old Wells hope to entertain their Dan dock out a sufficient distance to allow elaborate way. Bailey to be a clerk in that institution. bury brethren at no late date. As en of the landing of the largest excursion S-, fcoi Bonds, etc., Bought and Sold, an Workmen to the number of 1,000 Mr. Bailey was hardly 18 years old at tertainers Danbury people cannot be steamers. > « < - |Lns Negotiated at Lowest Rates of employed in the brown-stone quarries this time, but he so won the regard of excelled. ... /• interest.. . . ; in Portland went out on strike Satur the patrons of the bank that he became That Big Railroad Deal. day on the refusal of the Middlesex, well tnown in financial circles. When yvSixBoys at a Birth. The absorption of the New York, i§ kcjn 3, GAZETTE BUILDING Brainerd, and Shaller & Hall compa the Agawam national bank was organ Providence and Boston railroad by the nies to make their pay 25 cents per ized as a state bank in 1846, with $100,- Mrs. C. K. Smith, of Holly Springs, New York, New Haven and Hartford MORWALK, CONN. '.. hour. , , ."•'* 000 capital, Mr. Bailey, then Jnot 21 Miss., has given birth to six babies. was discussed by the offieers of the cor years old, was invited to become its They are all boys, well developed, and porations interested in the consolida Tfce nautical schoolship, St. Mary's, cashier, a position which he had held weigh in the aggregate forty-five tion last eveniiig at the Narragansett W. H. MEEKER, on which are several Norwalk boys, for an uninterrupted term of 46 years. pounds. Mother and babies are doing hotel, Providence. Among those pres will sail early in May on her annual well. They have been named Lee, s Mr. Bailey was twice married. By ent at the conference were President summer cruise and the following ports the second marriage there have been Jackson, Van Dorn, Grant, Sherman Charles P. Clark, General Manager Plik Steam id Gas Fittii will be visited: Southampton, Cher two children, a daughter, Miss Annie nd Buell. ; > . ^} Lucius Tuttle and Second Vice Presi bourg, Lisbon, Gibraltar, Tangiers and OUTH NOBWALK, CONN. L. Bailey,, and a son, who died in in dent J. W. Miller of the New York, BALSAM Madeira, returning to the city about fancy. Mr. Bailey had two brothers, Utill The Pope's Foresight. plSft New Haven and Hartford railroad and ffill Sani Plumbing and Ventilation and tow October 15. Mp, m •- William E. of New York and Henry Pope Leo XIII has deposited in a General Manager J. R. Kendrick of IT HAS ST00DTHETEST Pi re and Steam Heating, a Specialty. A. E. Austin has closed the estate ' of Bailey of St. Louis, a merchant, who bank, to be paid to his successor, the the Old Colony. Excepting the state - FOR 20 YEARS - established and was president of the ,UMBERS' SUPPLIES. I, the late Elizabeth Jones and this morn sum of 5,000,000 lire which have been ment that the-relations of the Old Col ing sent the Selectmen a check for $437, board ©f education in that city for saved by the economies introduced at ony and the New Haven roads were SOLD BY ALL DEALERS. 5 and Fitting for Steam and Ga the amount paid by the town to many years. There were two sisters, the Vatican. This amount is entirely harmonious the officers had nothing to PRICE iQCTi 35:r'-AND HT Mrs. Jones for her support since 1885. the wife of Edward C. Terry, clerk >of independent of what the next Pope say as to the nature of the deliberations. GENthe FLORIDA LOW PRESSURE BOILER It is understoodjthat jthe grandson in courts in Hudson, N. Y., and Mary will lind in 4he treasury of St. Peter's — SHUN SUBSTITUTES — Fa 3 for cutting and threading Danbury will receive about $700 from Louise Bailey, both of whom died sev pence, and represents a special gift Isaac Weed,. aged 82 years, died at Pit» he estate. eral years ago. made by Leo Xlll to his successor. his home in West Norwalk yesterday. \>se^ - *s^?*j&8 v :a W% •*•'•<•
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window on a rickety ladder into the How to be Beautiful! NOR ETTE. arms of the expectant Lothario. The reasons for the absence of these How to retain your •. "Truth above all things." usual accompaniments to an elopement FRIDAY, APRIL 1, 1892. were numerous. In the first place, 'Mrs. Springier weighed over two hund LADIES [Entered at the Post Office as a Newspaper] red pounds and didn't propose to in IF YOU WOULD RE dulge in any of the stereotyped senti- •till: WJZATIIISli. TAIN THE HEALTHY mentalism on a rickety ladder. In the VIGOR OF MIND, The weather to-day promises to be next place, she didn't have to. John BODY, AND NERVES, J Z. X generally fair and warmer, folloived by was as willing as ever Barkis pretended USE . ; ." cloudiness. To-morrow it promises to to be, and did all in his power to make be generally from, fair to partly cloudy things agreeable and expeditious for !HN SAGWA. , and warmer, folloived by ram. Mrs. Springier and her Arthur. Z1AVIS YOU LOST THE YOUNG VIGOR When the eventful moment arrived A NO STKKNGTH OK EARLIER YEARS? Grover Cleveland Resurgent. IX'U CAN RilGAIX IT BY USING Springier gathered up his recreant wife's The probabilities that Grover Cleve valise and escorted her to the buggy, GAZETTE BUILDING : land will be the Democratic nominee which contained Artie Dixon, aged 75, Wz - for the Presidency grows with the days. five, and into the vehicle he assisted Fou know your own special weaknesses; this Governor Hill, by his premature anxi is not the vilace to detail tliem or name them. %: Mrs. Springier, weight 200. Artie KICKAl'OO INDIAN SAGWA will ety to secure delegates and pledges, has cracked the whip, the horse struck off strengthen, purify, i.Vl enrich tne BLOOD, will dispel those terrible pains in Hack and Side, cure irrevocably destroyed whatever chances at a lively gait, and the loving pair HEADACHJKS, relieve CONSTIPATION, give liealthv action to the LIVER and KID JVew spring Dress Goods he may have had for the Democratic were soon fairly on their way to the di 9 NEYS, TONE uir" TH K STOMACH, and cure nomination. Further than this, tlieie vorce court. But John Springier, de NERVOUS KRO.VT ATI ON. In all forms of suffering and infirmities is a sort of suppressed feeling that, spite his heavy loss, had no tears to peculiar to your sex, INDIAN SAGWA has while Hill is irresistible as a campaign shed. This particular village black proven a BOON, and thousands who have used ic tevtif" •with happiness to its VITALIZ- *ew Spring Jackets, ; er, somehow it will not do to trust him smith didn't stand around binder any STkJI2NGTiiE JSING, and PURIFYING j:roi)-;rties. with the Presidency. Mr. Hill, there spreading chestnut trees and pour out I " is entirely vegetable in its composition, fore, as a candidate, id a remote possi made from plants and flowers selected his wrongs. On the contrary, as soon prepared by the Kickapoo Indian Doctors, bility, and that is all. That Grover as he made sure that his 200-pound ami is recommended as a REAUTIFIER, IN V iGORATOR, and HEALTH-GIVER TO J% ewe [Dress Trimmings*, Cleveland has some elements of great e-pouse was fairly off with seventy-five- 112 JS LADIES. ness about him is clearly proven by the year-old Arthur, he pulled off his hat, Sold at One Dollar a bottle by all Druggists. devotion of his friends to him in the swung it vigorously in the air, and at hours of his political adversity. Usu top of his lungs shouted, " Hurrah for KICKAPOO INDIAN SALVE Laces # Embroideries* ally a defeated candidate is a " back Heals "Wounds, soothes Burns, and unsurpassed Harrison ! " As the opening event of as a dressing for Sores. number," but in Mr. Cleveland's case, the Indiana campaign, Blacksmith as in that of Mr. Blaine's, defeat has Springler'a farewell to his runaway Be Careful! not diminished the number of his wif^ is not without significance. No matter what disease you may JV*ew ?fash Goods and friends. Mr. Cleveland, however, is not have. Be sure that the medicine you take is reliable. Such a medicine you the great mail that the Mugwumps Canadian Retaliation. •will always find Sulphur Bitters. They would have us believe that he is. There Just as President Harrison is earn are not a cheap rum drink, but are have been several Presidents that have estly urging uponLord Salisbury's con made of the choicest roots and herbs New €ringham§. far outranked him in statesmanship and to be found in the vegetable kingdom. sideration the advisability of putting a —Dai|y Argus. abilitv. Mr. Cleveland's administra limit to Canadian seal-poching in Beh- tion was conservative and respectable, ring Sea a member of the Canadian McKinley Wants to Meet Cleveland. Are now open and Ladies are invited to call and ex and it hail very few difficulties to con Parliament has introduced a bill which WASHINGTON, April l.—Governor Mc tend with. The national railroad, so to may be regarded a3 being in some Kinley, of Ohio, has arrived in Washington; speak, had been built and was in run en route to Rhode Island, where he wiL measure retaliatory. It provides that take part in the state campaign, whict amine the best assortment of these goods ning order when he took charge. The American tourists who visit the Sague- closes next Wednesday. The governor was questious of construction and finance nay, the Restigouche, and other preva in good health and spirits. His afSentiou had all been settled by others, leaving lent and precious Northern streams was called to the challenge by the chairmai to Mr. dpveland routine duties alone. of the Rhode Island Democratic committee when piscatorially inclined shall here to him to engage in a joint debate with ever shown in town; Mr. Cleveland's judicial and diploma after be permitted to catch not more Governor Campbell next Saturday night tic appointments were radical depart than thirty speckled trout in one day. His only response was, "Why wouldn't it bt ures i'; om the conventional. He Jvio- better and more satisfactory to put uj Considered as a measure of retalia Cleveland against me?" lated Ins avowed and well adver tion to offset the exclusion of Cana tised ideas of civil service reform by dians from Behring Sea, this bill] may Blair and the Presidency. taking from the ranks of practicing at seem at first sight ridiculously inade PiTTSBukG, April 1.—Ex-Senator Blair torneys a Chief Justice of the Supreme quate. But it will not appear in that who was here on his return from a southeri Court, instead of promoting an experi trip, said: ''It is true that I am a candidate light to the multitudes of Americans for the presidency. My impression is that TRISTRmMM $ H F«i T T 0 f enced associate justice of his own po who regard Canada as the sportsman's with the delegates to Minneapolis the mat litical faith. Chief Justice Fuller is an paradise and who each summer seek its who is most likely to lead the party to vic able man, but we hardly see how the tory will be nominated. Pledges will not rock-bound and rapid rivers. It may amount to much when that question is con corypheus of civil service reform could also seem at first view that thirty trout sidered. The main issue will be the tariff No. 2 Gazette Building:, Norwalk. justify the appointment of a man des a day is a very fair allowance. But no and silver will cut some figure." titute of any judicial experience to the one will be of this opinion who has lis headship of the greatest tribunal or the Cullom Out of the Race. tened to the marvelous tales which re CHICAGO, April 1.—Senator Cullom hat face of the globe. Mr. Cleveland turned fishermen of undoubted veracity written a letter withdrawing from the pres startled the world by some of his di have told in regard to the possibilities idential race. He says, "The people seem to desire President Harrison, whose admin T plomatic appointments, but the effect and actualities of the angler's art in faded away. His ambassador to Eng istration has been able, clean, courageous these prolific waters. and patriotic." land was learned and' able, but his offi If certain picturesque and definite, 31ore Trouble in Portugal. cial career has established no land though startling, fish stories can be marks in diplomacy. His minister to LISBON, April 1.—The minister of pub relied on, no self-respecting American lie works intends to resign, owing to tht NORWALK, CONN. Italy, the unfortunate Keilly, was a sportsman would want to be seen be differences with the premier. staunch believer in the temporal sover side a Canadian stream with a string so Extend to you, your family, and your friends, a cordial invitation to attend tliiir eignty of the Pope, while his minister despicably small as thirty trout, and in to Catholic Spain was an obscure Pro this fact lies the dire significance of testant clergymen. An exchange of the bill. It is in effect [prohibitory so these appointees would have been satis far as American sportsmen are con New York, factory, and a tactful man would not cerned, because it will put an end to have made such a slip. Mr. Cleveland, all great and daring piscatorial feats, March 28th, 1892. however, is an honest man. and it is and will throw a dark pall of improba Good taste shuns extremely venin this quality which makes him respected bility and doubt over the radiant and light colors or loud patterns notwithstanding his ingratitude and variegated narratives in the relation of Music by Wheeler & Wilson's Full Orchestra. lack of taGt. But the question suggests for men's Winter wear, but as which returned fishermen areknown to Spring approaches it is appro itself: Can Mr. Cleveland be elected in take unceasing delight. CLOAK DEPARTMENT. the event of his nomination ? His ad A still more! serious question to us, priate to don a suit of medium mirers say "yes," while others shake locally,is as to what is to become of the weight and livelier mixture. Beyond all doubt you'll find hero the largest assortment of Spring Cloaks for Lidios, Children and Babies their heads in doubt. Mr. Cleveland is largely organized aficl capitalized "Con Such suits of Cheviot, Cassi- ever shown in Norwalk There's Merit in these garments, too. There's Style, Honest Workmanship, Perfection no stronger than he was four years ago, necticut and Canadian Piscatorial mere and Whipcord,in various of Fit, Surprising Prices—Littleness—combined in every one. You're judgv) of qualities and prices, you know Mr. Harrison is somewhat weaker. Club," that at great cost and time and what the correct styles are—take a look through our Cloak Department. Decided Novelties in Capes, Jackets, Mr. Cleveland cannot carry New York, money has so largely invested in Cana shades and combinations of Newmarkets, Coats and Wraps. and his treatment of the name and dian trout preserves ? Senator Piatt brown, tan and gray, are here memory of Thomas A. Hendricks has and large numbers of prominent citi ready to wear ; $23 to $28. Specials For This Week. won no new friends in Indiana. With zens of our state, several of whom re. Spring Overcoats are also out these states a Democi'atic victory side in Bridgeport are of this club, and ready. is impossible. Any Democrat who hopes it will be well that they bestir them 25 A No.l Military Cape Newmarkets—Splendid quality 95 Children's lieefers, with handsome Sailor Collar, to capture any of the sure Republican selves as the trout season is now imme Free deliveries to all points within one hun of Diagonal Cheviot Cape, 30 in. long, detach ink, Silk Cord Piping and finished Seams, Navy, Tan or dred miles of New York city. Western states is simply throwing a diately upon us. Why not send back to black or tan, worth $12 00—Our cash price, Grav—Sizes, 4 to 12—Price, lasso over a fog. As against Mr. Har Quebec Bridgeport's ex-Consul, Theo ROGERS, PEET & CO rison. Mr. Cleveland cannot hope for dore Downs, as Envoy Extraordinary THREE (Prince, $10.49. $3.75, the soldier's vote,—they have not for BROADWAY < Warren, 28 Ladies Beautiful Embroidered All-wool Diagonal and Minister Plenipotentiary to settle STORES. hid St. 75 Ladies',Black Clay Diagonal EReefers Jackets, 30 in gotten his fishing excursion. Capes, 40 inches long, b'ack or tan, worth $10.50— this threatened retaliation. long, very cheap at $10.00, but ai greater bargain at Still, notwithstanding all these objec Our cash price, tions, Mr. Cleveland will in all proba Salisbury's Surrender. $7.98. bility be the Democratic nominee for Lord Salisbury's last note is accepted $8.98. the Presidency and he will carry every by the Administration as a concession state he carried in 1888, and possibly of the American demand in almost ev Wisconsin, Indiana and Montana; this ery essential particular. It is as com "A HEALING WONDER." with the votes in Michigan that the plete a surrender as it is possible to One of the leading features of this season's stock is the variety of New and Handsome W eaves in Plain " district system" will give the Democ. make in a diplomatic point of view, and Colors. The display is the Largest ever shown by us—the best ever macje in Norwalk. ^ ; racy will still be fourteen votes short of the result is hailed by everybody in a majority of the electoral college. Washington, as a splendid victory for New Cheviots, New Crapes. Where shall we look for this necessary the Administration, says the Recorder. balance ? The prospects for Mr. Harri 'There are some minor details to be son's re-election seem good but no bet arranged in the settlement of the ques New Diagonals, New Brocaded Bedford Cords, ter than a month ago. Our Democratic tion, but the administration is in pos friends have hard sledding before them. session of information to the'effect that there will be no difficulty in the way of Uew Striped Cords, New Chevron Stripes. , K Mrs. Springler's Elopement. an amicable agreement on every point, That the Indiana end of the Harrison provided Lord Salisbury is not driven Hundreds of other new Weaves, in Choice Colorings at Is a Mothers' Blessing. - Presidential campaign has already be into too humiliating a position, which gun to sizzle is evidenced by the re My baby was terribly chafed. '• . ^ - T* of course there is no desire to do on our k-. markable circumstances surrounding part. I tried everything without siiccess. Less than one box of Comfort the elopement of Mrs. Springier, wife The country is to be congratulated on of Mr. John Springier, of Bainbridge, Powder, however, cured him. I this latest triumph of American diplo wish every mother would use it." — Xainen Department. that State. It seems that Mrs. Springs macy. President Harrison nobly up ler tired of John and transferred her MRS. E. C. COLE, Warner, N. H, held the honor and the dignity of the " I am a mother of eight children. 100 dozen Huck Towels, 12^ cents ; usual price, 17c. 100 dozen Fine Damask Towels, with Knotted affections to one .Arthur Dixon. She country and will have the thanks of Fringe, 12£ cents; cheap at 17 cents each. 100 dozen Fine Hemstitched Huck Towels, 17 cents. One lot ^ide. I have tried many infant powders. - didn't maae this transfer in the usual every loyal American. Comfort Powder is the best I ever Table Linens, 30 cents a yard. One lot Wide Table Linens, 39 cents a yard; usual price, 50 cents. clandestine manner, but Mr. Springier, used."—MRS. W. P. THRASHER, King's Daughters. who, in addition to being the lawful Springfield, N. H. husband of Mrs. S., was the village For the benefit of persons" who do "I used Comfort Powder for blacksmith, was apprised of her inten not seem to know the difference, we take severe chafing on an infant. Its tion to elope with Dixon, and gave his pleasure in stating that in the Episcopal success was complete. It surpasses approval to the arrangement. Church there is an organization known anything for a baby's skin I ever , • ^ We have just received an immense assortment of Scotch Ginghams, all New Patterns, which we offer at 16 cents a yard, worth 22 cents. Our grades for 10 cents and 12£ cents cannot be equalled. One case elegant When the eventful night arrived the as the "Daughter's of the King." In siw." — MRS. CHAS. E. PEARSON, Springier household didn't retire in the the other Evangelical Churches they Maplewood, Mass. pattern of1 FiguredJigurea unamesChallies at o5 cents a yara.yard. " See Them."xuem. ; ?> , , t< ^ ~ >. a ^* ^4-^I usual manner, nor was it. unmindful of are known as the "King's Daughters." ALL DRUGGISTS SELL IT. the escapade which was about to take SEND POSTAL FOR FREE SAMPLE. COMFORT POWDER CO.. Hartford. Conn. & 4 place. There was no hurried bundling Stanley H. Hoyt, the 9 J year old son The Popular Boston Dry "Goods Store, ofltTA v ap of a few articles of wearing apparel of Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Hoyt of East "> %58 •• " " - -SI!" «nd a descent from the second-story Norwalk, died last night. Oor. Main and. Wall Streets, KT« W E E'K L.Yg- JN" O R, W A L K - GAZETTE
JAst of Patents. • • - • .' SILVER IN THIS SENATE. List of Patents issued from the U. S. Patent 3RE50BY BEOS Office, March S9th. 1892, for the State of An Animated Discussion Arises in Which "AGENTS FOR THE Connecticut, furnished us from the office of Senator Hill Takes No Fart. ITTLE EARLE A SEYMOUR, Solicitors of Patents, 868 WASHINGTON, April 1.—An animated Explosive Schools in Chicago, Bos- Chapel Street, New Haven. Conn. Uncle Sam's Formidable New Cruiser A. Arens, assignor to P. and F. Corbin, New C . silver discussion was sprung in the senate , ton and New York. ; ^ Britain, lock, two patents. Afloat at Norfolk. ~ by a series of resolutions introduced by Mr. PILLS D. Babcock. Meriden, sprocket wheel for ifl® y? Morgan, of Alabama, which is to be contin tentering machines. . >~'f ued Friday. Pointed references were made F. C, Callahan, Bridgeport, assignor X to J. ' f REWARDS FOR RAYA0H0L. C. Klein, electrically controlled trap door. . NINETEEN KNOTS AN HOUR. by Mr. Morgan to the attitude of presiden A. \T. Cash, Bridgeport, pipe vise. - y '*'! : tial candidates on the question. Mr. Hill H. H. Craigie, Stamford, flushing tank. * was present during the discussion, but took Every One Wtio Assisted in the Anarch H. A. Doty, New Haven, game. i- ^ iR That Is the High Rate of Spied the War C. E. Hart, assignor to Stanley Works, New ? " no part in it. ist's Capture Liberally Remembered Britain, inside cornen stone. ship Is Expected to Develop—ftie . Mr. Morgan offered a series of seven long Sick Headache and rslieveall the troubles inci H. Hubbell, Bridgeport, electric switch. dent to a bilious stato of the system, such a3 by tlie French Government—The First Unarmored Vessel Built resolutions instructing the committee on Dizziness, N-ause^ Drowsiness, Distress after N. B. Hurd, assignor to Kussell & Erwin Man's Career of Crime. M'f 'g Co., New Britain, saRh fastener. by the Government. finance to make examination and report to eating. Pain in th* **ido, &c. While their paosft J. Irish, Bridgeport, fabric frame for em "''fsii& the senate what had been the effect on the remarkable success has been shown in curing broidering machines. price of silver bullion by the act of July 4, C. A. King, Meriden, storage tank for liquid CHICAGO, April 1.—"There is a dyna fuel. : NORFOLK, Va., April 1.—Tlie new 1890, directing the purchase of silver and mite school hero in Chicago," said a promi W. S. Loveland. Hartford, and E. C. Kenn. United States cruiser Raleigh was launched the issue of treasury notes thereon, and Bloomfield, lathe. whether said act had in any manner con SICK nent labor official to a reporter. "There is W. F. and W. M. Morton, New Haven, knob here. The Raleigh, known as cruiser No.' Headache, yet Carter's Little Liver Pills .aro attachment. 8, is of 8,000 tons displacement. She is of tributed to maintain the two metals upon a equally valuable in Constipation, quii-ng .and pre also one in Boston and another in New parity with each other; whether the treas venting this annoying complaint, while tlieyalso C. G. Perkins, Hartford, electric-switch. steel, and has twin screws, has heavy pro AND SUNDRIES correct all disorders of the stomach,stimulate the York. The information came to me from a W. A.. Pitt, Stamford, steam engine. ury notes had at any time been at a dis C. H. Reid, Danuury, liat roundinsr machine. tective decks, great speed, and heavy bat liver and regulate the bowel3. Even if they only source which is absolutely reliable. The count, or whether on the contrary they had Terms to suit. Second-hand wheels scur^d E. D. Rockwell, assignor to New Departure Htl teries of rapid fire guns. She has poop and matter came up in a discussion of the ques Bell Co.. Bristol, bell, Two patents. not provided a safe currency and had not at bargains. tion whether or not it is necessary for labor N. Stalker, Hartford, bridle bit. forecastle decks, with an open gun deck taken the place of gold shipped to Europe 38 WALL ST., Sorwalk, Ct„ N. C. Stiles, Middletown, clutch mechanism organizations to employ physical force in for power presses. between. Her length on load line is 800 for speculative purposes, and thus save the AND people from a dangerous financial crisis, Ache they would be almost priceless to those who order to carry out the struggle for shorter L. C. Tuttle, North Haven, insect extermi feet, extreme breadth 42 feet, and mean 52 SO. MAIN ST., So. Xorwalk, Ct. suffer from this distressing complaint; butfortu nator. draft 18 feet. The Raleigh has 10,000 indi whether the coinage of either gold or silvei nately tneir goodness does not end here,and those hours and better pay. My informant was a C. K. Watrous, Old Mystic, and J. S. I aimer, : Litchfield, animal trap. cated horse power, and has a speed of 19 was now actually authorized by any exist who once try them will find these little pillsvalu believer in physical force, and held the doc ing law of the United States, with several able ia so many ways that they will not be wil trine that the thorough organization ot E. A. Willard. Greenwich, bodkin. knots. The engines are triple expansion, oth^' inquiries of like character. ling to do without them. But after all sick head -i"^5 --iX'tUBS vertical, inverted and direct acting, the labor and the discovery of dynamite were W. C. Homan, assignor to E. Miller & Co., Mr. Morgan said he would ask that these the two things which would eventually Meriden, lamp fount. common stroke being 35 inches. The con resolutions should lie over to be printed, at E. R. Ives, Bridgeport, nssienor to Ives, densers have each 700 feet of cooling sur he as well as others senators desired to ad HATS! HATS!! bring about the equalization of the profits Blakeslee & Williams Co., toy gun. face. There are four boilers, which are dress the senate upon them. He wished to Is the bane of so many lives that here is where of labor between the employer and the em I. E. Palmer, Middletown, hammock. Just Received, 20 Dozen we make our great boast. Our pills cure it while ployee. E. Seyler, Norwich, bath tub. w. double ended and two single ended ones, ascertain the opinions of senators on thie •thers do not. " placed in four water tight compartments; point, and whether there were senators SOUTH NORWALK Carter's Little Liver Pills are very small and Paris Bombs on Chicago's Model. the working pressure is 160 pounds. The who, under the shadow of the coming very easy to take. One or two pills make a dose. "Claiming that a few of the advanced heroes in the presidential contest soon to Tliey are strictly vegetable and do not gripe or bunker capacity for the coal supply is 556 purge, but by their gentle action please all who thinkers in this labor reform movement had come upon us, were dumb on one of the use them. In vialsat 25 cents ; five for $1. Sold recognized the importance of training up a DO YOU tons. most important questions of the day. by druggists everywhere, or sent by mail. Her Armament. Union Made Hats! trusted few in the use of dynamite as an In his own state of Alabama, with an in The protective deck slopes at the sides in CARTER MEDICINE CO., Nav York, offensive weapon, they had established the dustrious and frugal population, there was All the Latest Styles, two slopes of 22 and 39 degs. The main today very serious embarrassment for the schools referred to, and he offered to back eOUCH battery consists of one 6-inch and ten 4-inch need of a currency, though they had re MM Uik U up his assertion by taking me to the Boston rapid fire breechloading rifles on center dundant crops. It was important to ascer SATX2T TBIMMINGS, establishment." DON'T DELAV pivot mounts, protected by thick steel tain whether this difficulty arose from do This story of the labor official has been TAKE shields, worked as part of the hull or made mestic or foreign causes, and whether it corroborated, so far as Chicago is concerned, fast to the carriage. The secondary battery was open to a remedy. It made no differ by a telegram from Paris to the effect that consists of two 6-pounders, two 3-pounders, ence whether Mr. Harrison or anybody else the bombs which have been found there one Impounder and two 37-millimeter revolv- was the candidate of the Republican party, or whether Mr. Cleveland or anybody else were made on the plan of a Chicago model. Police Inspector Shaack, who knows more was the candidate of the Democratic party, Millinery.• it was the duty of congress to take hold ol TAFT BROS., about anarchism and its followers than any one else not an anarchist in the city, says BALSAM the question. This was a subject for fair deliberation, upon which there should be with reference to the story that the bombs neither cloud nor cloture, no matter what 23 ST. Spring Season. now in use in Paris were made in this city: the result might be to the politics of the Many Bombs in the "Windy City. country. "I am inclined to think that they are Trimmed Hats and Bonnets, using Chicago made bombs for several rea THE RALEIGH. Mr. Sherman said he had no objection tc C\ir<23 Colds, Courts,SoreThroat.Croup.Iafluenfa, the immediate passage of the resolutions, sons, principal of which is that the style ot hocping Cough. Bronchitis and Asthma. A certain ing cannon. There are six torpedo tubes $2.95, $3.25, $3.75, bombs that are made in this city are vastly • ---• f-ir Consumption in first stages, mod a sure rclicr In but if the senator from Alabama (Mr. Mor $ 7\nsed stages. Use at once. Tou will see the cx- with openings about four feet above the gan) introduced them merely as a thesis more destructive than anything that the > i] nc effect after taking the first dose. Soft b7 water, worked from the berth deck, fixed upon which to base his discussion, it was $4.00, $4.50, French 1 ynamiters have ever constructed. • tier J everywhere. Largs bottles, 50 oeots and 91.00. forward and aft, four of which are training hardly worth while to refer them at all. and upwards. There aro plenty of bombs in this city now. tubes, and are placed at the sides of the The senate by a vote of 29 to 34 refused On one occasion a cartload of bombs were forward and after berth decks. The tubes We think we can enre a bad case of to strike out the house provision authoriz Trimmed Crepe Hats and taken away from a certain place where they Backache quicker with one of Carter's are of the Howell pattern, using gunpowder ing the detail of army officers to act as In CAFE-ROYAL were manufactured, and no one has been impulse, a plan much superior to the hy Bonnets, from Smart Weed and Belladonna Backache dian agents. Mr. Aide®, of Washington, able to locate them. I believe they are in Plasters,than by any other application, draulic or pneumatic telescope rammer presented a petition in relation to congres AND the city and ready to be used in case oi sometimes used. An exhaust system of $2.75 to $IO.OO. and after the Backache is cured, you sional assistance to the Nicaragua canal trouble. There is also a lot of about 900 can still wear the plaster without dis ventilating is provided, worked by powerful and remarked that he would like to know bombs secreted, but where the police have blowers, and pipes are led down from the Children's Trimmed Hats, comfort for two or three weeks, or what progress was being made by the com ROYAL-JAYA. not yet been able to tell. I believe these longer. This combination of Smart upper deck for supplying fresh air. A fire mittee on foreign affairs in considering this bombs are divided up among the most faith main extends along the berth decks, with $1.75, $2.00, $2.25 to Weed and Belladonna is a great hit, matter. 1 ful and trustworthy. At present there are and k is hard to find any pain or ache standpipes to the gun, poop and forecastle Mr. Sherman replied in an inaudible tone, probably 200 men in this city who know decks. The rig is that of a two masted $6.00. that will not yield to it. Price 25 cents which induced Mr. Turpie, of Indiana, tc how to make dynamite bombs and who can Slod by druggists everywhere. schooner spreading 7,810 square feet of can complain that the remarks of the senatoi make them on their own kitchen stoves at vas. The masts have barbette galleys for from Ohio were seldom heard on the Demo Untrimmed Hats, night." machine guns just below the tops. The Cleveland and Hill in New Jersey. cratic side of the chamber, and he desired JERSEY CITY, April 1.—As has already boats are all stowed inboard out of the lines to have the senator's reply on the Nicara 39c., 49c., 68c., 79c., Ravachol's Thirst for Blood. of the fire of the guns. PARIS, April 1.—The proof that Rava- been announced, the Republican state con gua matter repeated. vention to elect delegates to the national The first Made by Uncle Sam. Mr. Sherman, in a slightly more distinct to $2.98, chol, the anarchist leader in the recent out rages, is a desperate criminal, whose neck convention at Minneapolis will be held in In addition to the lights furnished by tone, stated that the Nicaragua canal was the opera house in this city on Wednesday, numerous hatches, ports and side lights progressing satisfactorily under the wori Flowers and Feathers at should be under the guillotine, has intensi fied the excitement and apprehension in re April 27. The Democratic convention will there is an installation of electric lights. of a private corporation, chartered by con low prices. * be held just a week later. Three search lights of the Mangin type are gress. The company was making consider gard to anarchist outrages. There is no The newest styles and longer any doubt of the identity of Rava- It is said that the Democratic convention provided directly aft. The Raleigh is the able progress, but congress had done noth will be conducted in the interest of David first unarmored cruiser of the new navy ing whatever to aid the enterprise. chol with the notorious criminal Koenig- colors for Spring and Sum stein. It is said that when a child he de Bennett Hill, and the Cleveland contingent which has been launched from a govern proposes to make trouble. The sentiment ment yard. The only other vessel con The Weather. mer. lighted in acts of cruelty and tortured mice structed at the government yards that has and birds. for the ex-pre3ident is very strong in parts Increasing cloudiness, with light showers- of the state. yet been launched is the armored cruiser southeasterly winds; slightly warmer. On one occasion he cut the limbs off a Maine, but she will not be in commission kitten just able to walk and tried to make Within a few weeks some hard work has Lord &> Taylor the suffering animal walk on the stumps. been done by Cleveland's friends. Thej for probably two years. The Raleigh, on FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. have opened headquarters and begun issu the other hand, will be commissioned with *88* J8i CSiR#C«ill8". He frequently burned rats and mice with in the next twelve months. Grand Street Store. N. Y* kerosen' oil. As he grew up this disposi ing a weekly paper called The State. They Closing Quotations of the New York Stocl contemplate starting a daily newspapei The plans were completed in 1889, and Exchange. The Finest Coffees ever sold in Nor- tion grr< l ually sought human victims, and he would stab and injure younger boys who either in Jersey City or Trenton before the amount appropriated for her was $1,100,- NEW YORK, March 31.—Money loaned at easj > walk! Try them and be convinced. long, and thus making a vigorous fight foi 000. The Raleigh will prove a valuable ad rates today at 1J^@3 per cent. Exchange quiet; would resist his violence. He endeavored dition to the new navy. She and the Cin posted rates, [email protected]; actual rates, $4.86(3 on one occasion to cut out a boy's eye. The recognition. cinnati are built on the same lines as the 4.S634 for sixty days and [email protected] demand screams of the child attracted attention, They even go so far as to say that in case Boston and Atlanta. Each of the quartet Governments qoiet; currency 6s, 109 bid; 4s; NICKERSON 5 BEITS, and Koenigstein was prevented from accom they are beaten at the regular convention, ?.LA.NUL'AOT LRING COMPANY. has a displacement of a trifle less than 3,200 coupon, 117J4; extended 2s, registered, 100 bid plishing his murderous purpose. as they expect to be, another convention The stock market was very dull this morning. It is stated that he has admitted that will be held, and a delegation will be sent tc tons. But there the similarity .to some ex Up to noon the sales amounted to 101,000 shares 3! : AND : 37 : MAIN : 'STREET, 265-267 Canal Street. tent ceases. The Raleigh and the Cincin he is guilty of several murders, and that Chicago to contest the claim of the Hill del Prices opened unchanged in most cases, but egates. nati will embody all the improvements that shortly after the opening a selling of New Yori An.! 21 Howard Streut. aw fsut East of Broadway. they were committed for the purpose ot have been made in naval architecture since and New England weakened the whole list Jl.ive :mu- th.i i::r;re;
A meeting of the Concordia Society Ia your Nerve Steady of Bridgeport Friday evening was bro Or do you tremble and feel that you ken up by the entrance of a coffin, are breaking: that your nervous system Unlike«»Dutch Process Jk'.-v '• . . .. borne by four bearers of so? is giving way. If you have weak nerv- 'rS-.v'v ' '.'•••:••• It was realized that a mistake had the very best thinsr you can made, and most of those present hastily Hale's left the hall. Then it came out thatthe finest Nerve No Alkalies coffin contained nothing more than a tonic known and will restore you to supply of sandwiches. health and vigor.' Don't delay. Get a f:aa sample at H. R. Hale'sdrug store Dr. William H. Ruddick of South Chemicals ioofc At Him. Boston, thirty-second degree Mason A year ago he was not expected to and Adventist, has become a Roman r\ live. Liver complaint almost killed Catholic and resigned from nine Ma- him. Ha got great relief from three cion bodies of which he was a member.. bottles of Sulphur Bitters, and six bot " -V MJ/Jr'V* n tles cured him.—Editor Weekly Sun Dr. Samuel Giles Buckingham, brother of Connecticut's honored and W. Intel t It is reported that while a canvasser lamented war'Governor, has for forty- for a watch club was making his rounds five years been rntstor of the South Tuesday near St. Paul's Church he Congregationalist Church of Spring discovered a woman whom he claimed field, Mass., which celebrated its semi- Breakfast was his wife, and that they were mar- centenary last Sunday. which is \J lied twenty-one years ago. When the u canvasser made nis appearance at the .' Jinrai
Interest accrued. Premiums deferred, etc., 8,330,190 57 These days bring out the proper ca . $159,507,138 68 per for the frisky Spring lamb. FOR SALE, These Ranges can be furnished : The Mutual Life Insurance Company issues every desirable form of policy an Something that will quiet the nerves, give strength to the body, induce re with the results attained by policy-holders are not equalled by the payments to the policy freshing sleep, improve the quality of On Wilton Avenue, the blood, and purify and br^hten the RESERVOIRS, HOT CLOSETS and & holders in other Life Insurance Companies. complexion, is what many persons 1 would be very glad to obtain. Carter's APPLY TO WATER FRONTS. s Iron Pills are made for exactly this ALSO ; • class of troubles, and are remarkably ROBERT A. GRANNISS, Vice-President. successful in accomplishing the ends WALTER R. GILLETTE. General Manager. desired, as named above. They are Charles Olmstead, Wood Cook Stoves, I- ISAAC F. LLOYD, Second Vice-President, useful for both men and women. Price, WILLIAM J. EASTON, Secretary, 50 cents a« box. •'V-. FREDERICK SCHROEDER, Assistant Secretary. : The Democratic National Committee Must Be Sold. v. i- _ i ARCHIBALD N. WATERHOUSE, A EMORY McCLINTOCK, LL.D., F. fl. A., Actuary. are about to establish H publication FAKM of 35 Acres, all Meadow and Pasture called the National Democrat. It will A Land Dwelling House, nine rooms, JOHN TATLOCK, JR., Asst. Actuary. CHAS. B. PERRY, 2d Asst. Actuary start with a free subscription list of about 20 years ©Id. Large barn and cow house FREDERIC CROMWELL, Treasurer. nearly new. Five hundred peach trees in full • Slum JOHN FONDA, Assistant Treasurer. WILLIAM P. SANDS, Cashier about 25,000. bearing. Apples, grapes and small fruits in a bundance. Situatedtwo railesfrom Norwalk House Furnishing Goods of All Kinds, EDWARD P. HCLDEN, Assistant Cashier, Thoroughly Effective, Pure and I'leasnnt. Bridge, on the main road to New Canaan, on WILLIAM G. DAYIES, Gen. Solicitor. WM. RICHARDS, Comptroller high ground. Fine view of Long Island Sound. MEDICAL DIRECTORS—GUSTAVUS N. WINSTON. M.D.: E. J. MARSH, M D • These are the characteristics of one Must be sold to settle an estate. 5 of the most beneficent toilet adjuncts For further particulars enquire of » GRANVILLE M. WHITE, M. D. and means of re-establishing good tf43 . O. E. WILSON, looks in existence. Its name, which 3 GAZETTE Building, Norwalk. Ct. hosts of ladies and gentlemen through Bradley's & Mapes' ILLUSTRATION. Merrill Business College, Stamford, a/;, :^. out the world will recognize and hail,is Offers the best facilities to young men and WALNUT LEAF HAIR RESTORER, women desiring a BUSINESS EDUCA- which,unlike many articles prejudicial It embraces all departments of busi | Of policy No. 40.034, issued by The Mutual Life Insurance Company of New Yor ness, and has added a department of Academic to the general health, effects a benign English and German. It has placed a large fl Oct. 27th, 1865, at age 31. Ten-payment Life. Annual premium $237.40 change in the condition of falling,gray, per centum of its graduates in good paying harsh or dry hair, promotes a growth positions; it supplies business houses with &K;' ! : Ex-Gov. HOBART B. BIGELOW, New Haven, Conn. s* of fresh and youthful colored fibres competent assistants free of charge, and sus ~ ^ sm.x tains the confidence ef the public. "Winter annihilates dandruff. Price $1 per opsniag Monday, January 4,1882. Catalogues bottle. 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Dr. Hale's Household Tea Bound Over. • U. A. FRANKE, Is the great blood purifies and nerve As a result of the justice trial at Red tonic, It acte upon all the secretions ding on Saturday last, Edward Walton of the tem, enabling the liver and and Annie Raynor were bound over to THE HAIR CUTTEE WITHOUT kidneys to perform their proper func the criminal superior court for trial, on Mr MOTH tions, giving tone and strength to teihr the charge of murdering William God s No. 1 Gazette Building, Nor walk. nervous system, a certain cure for dys frey. * I pepsia. Two months treatment for 50c. SCOFIELD HOT AND COIiD BATHS. Get a free sample at H. R. Hale's Drug Sudden Death. Store. •Henry "Wakeman, a highly respected Leased by the Consolidated. andwell-kno wn cit izen of Greens Farm HENRY HUSS, died very suddenly Wednesday morn Dry Goods, Fancy Goods and •Notions,^ The New York, Providence and Boa- ing. He arose in his usual health and ftestanrant, Cafe and Smoking Room, ton Railroad, running from New Lon shortly after eating a hearty breakfast 1 don to Providence and Worcester, has Carpets, Rugs, Lace and Portierre--; GKAJfD CENTBAI. DEPOT, r expired with a moment's notice. been leased by the New York, New Mr. Wakeman leaves a widow and 43d Street and 4th Avenue, New Tort Haven and ^Hartford Railroad Com four sons. Curtains, Furniture, Trunks and Entrance from waiting room of New York' pany. This move will add to the Shore N«w Hayen & Hartford Kailroad. • t!32 division of the latter rpad. Under the Too Late to Recall. " laws of the State of Connecticut the Kitchen Ware! lease is but for a year, to enable the Mrs. Gramercy—As you wished to Wm. Lockwood, securing of the consents of the stock see hipa on business, I'm very sorry my holders of both roads to any permanent husband's out of town and not likely to Real Estate, Insurance and Inrestmen return for a few months. All our departments are now in prime condition for the spring trade, ^ agreement. ——• • » Mrs. Malaprop—It's provoking, of and at prices that will DEFY COMPETITION! . | Securities. course, but I suppose I shouldn't allow Bucklen's Arnica Salve. r MOKEt TO LOAN The room's in disorder. myself to feel disappointed. You would We wish to call your attention to our Furniture Department, of which 'i> The cat's on the table. The Best Salve in the world for Cuts, be surprised to know how many persons we have a fall line of BEDROOM and PARLOR SUITS, CHAIliS * Insurance Placed in First-Class Companies. The flower-stand upset, and the mischief to pay: Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum And Johnny is screaming are away from home just now, taking .TABLES, etc. V Office—Corner Main and Wall Sts., Norwalk As loud as ne's able, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, the gold cure.—Life. For nothing goes right when mamma's away. Chilblains, Corns and all Skin Erup Our spring styles of Carpets have just arrived, comprising Axminsteis,^ - tions, and positively cures Piles, or no The vote Rescinded. Moquetts, Velvet^, Body Brussels, Ingrains, etc-, of which we are prepared i4 What a scene of discomfort and con pay required. It is guarante ed to give J. Belden Hurlbutt, fusion home would be if mamma did to make and lay in the best possible manner and at prices that cannot be^Yk?'. perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. At a meeting of the Norwalk Driving bettered. * not return. If your wife is slowly Price 25 cents per box. For Sale by freaking down/from a combination of Association held in South Norwalk A full line of TRUNKS at prices that will suit all! Cfftmselor at Lav domestic cares and female disorders, H. R. Hale. Tuesday the vote to accept the proposi make it your first business to restore tion of Mr. George Clarke to occupy BOOM 4, UP STUBS, Said Senator Piatt, of Connecticut, his new Norwalk Park was rescinded, her health. Dr. Picrce's Favorite Pre to a New York reporter the other day: and on motion of E. A. Woodward Gazette Building, Norwalk, Co scription is without a peer as a remedy "No, I haven't anything to say to your was voted to accept the proposition of for feeble and debilitated women, and is questions. But if you will let me, I the Stamford owners of the old Fair SCOFIELD A HOYT, the only medicine for the class of mala will tell you three things that I partic Grounds to re-occupy those grounds Alex. S. Gibson, dies known as "female diseases" which ularly dislike. One is to see my name without cost, excepting insurance and is sold, by druggists, under a positive in print; another is to have my picture Norwalk and South Norwalk. 1 Organist of the First Congregational ChufcU guarantee from the manufacturers that rent. • • - J ° Waterbury, and Teacher oi published, and the third is to read in a it will give satisfaction, in every case, or newspaper anything I have said." Unusual Preparations, Pianoforte, Organ and the money will be refunded. It is a — The many patrons and friends of the positive cure for the most complicated Why Don't You Stop D. M. Reed Company will notice by Will Close Out My Large Stock of Musical Composition. cases. It's an invigorating, restorative Coughing before the entire mucou their new advertisement in another tonic, and a soothing and strengthening membrane lining the air passages lead column that they have made unusual P.O. Lock Box. NORWALK, CONN. nervine, imparting tone and vigor to the ing to the lungs becomes inflamed, as it preparations this spring to supply the Whole system. It's a legitimate medi surely will be from a cough neglected wants of all who may desire anything cine, too—carefully compounded by an There is but one remedy that gives in experienced physician, and adapted to in their line. If you are in need of 7T71TNA INSBUANCE CO., of Hartford. stant relief and cures qui kly. Dr. new Carpet for your Parlor, Sitting 7T*j Incorporated 1812. Charter Perpetual. woman's delicate organization. Hale's Household Cough Cure cures Room or Dining Room, you may rest every Jdnd of cough from a simple cold assured that the D. M. Read Com Ladies', Misses'^Children's Capital and Assets, $8,902,272.64. to incipetent consumption. 25 and 50c. pany's is the place to get it, as their Insures against loss and damage by FIBE on Dottles at H. R. Hale's Drug Store. facilities for taking proper care of their teems adapted to the hazard and consistent customers is unexcelled. Almost every «»>of "CTTKITMEEKILL.. Blaine, Congressman De Forest requests all lady needs a new Spring garment at Sole aerents for Norwalk and vicinity. merchants in this congressional dis this season and all who will favor them THE INTERNATIONAL CITY. trict, who desire to introduce their with a call will find it to their advan GATEIVAY OF 3 GREAT NATIONS, goods into Mexico, Central and South tage, as their stock is complete in all WHERE COMMERCE MOVES WITH America and West Indies to send their the latest styles. In fact each and FINE SHOES! TIDE ANX> RAIL. names to the Bureau of the American every one of their eighteen distinct de The Norwalk fire Insurance Co. Republic who will assist them. partments contain some special bargain, Has now Completed its Send to the undersigned for maps and pam IX phlets which will inform you about Blaine which no customer wishing to practice 36th SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS YEAR, Puget Sound, and the new state of Washington Ben D. Bell, a little economy can afford to pass. BIG LOT OF And has not outstanding a dollar of unpaic' Blaine, the future metropolis. Population. Druggist of Lexington, Ky.. says 16s96s or claims for losses'. No sound com 1889,75; 1890, 2100. Complete system of electric that Dr. Hale's Household remedies The Old Parallel- p'afiy insures for less. m lights; waterworks; ten miles twelve-foot side W. 6. STREET, Pres.; G. B. ST. JOHN, Treas., walks: six miles graded streets; has best land, (consisting of Dr. Hale's Household The following is of considerable GEO. E. COWLES, Sec'y. locked harbor oh Puget Sound. Four greatest Cough Cure, Dr. Hale's Household trans-continental railways. The Canadian Ointment and Dr. Hale's Household terest to the people of the town : LADIES' GOODYEAR WELTS Pacific and Great Northern Railways are just A corps of civil engineers are to make completed here. The Northern Pacific is only Tea) are the best sellers he has ever a survey for a railroad between New 15 miles away and the Union Pacific is coming had in his store. This is owing to the AND TURNS, IN OPERA AND COMMON SENSE LASTS. as fast as men and money can build. Now is great merit of these popular remedies. York and Boston, evidently the old the time to buy lots and blocks and realize on They invariably give great satisfaction, rapid transit scheme so prominently the great rise in values. talked of and for which a preliminary FURNITURE. We are the largest owners. Lots range from save many doctors' bills and work $75 to $1,500. Lots five to ten blocks from water wonderful cures. Everybody should survey was made five years ago. The Qyergaiters, 9 3 Dents Per Pair. front, $75 and $100; choice, $100 to $250. Terms use them. #5 and 50c. sizes at H. R. engineers will not say in whose interest one-third down; balance, one year, in equal they are working, but it is quietly un monthly payments. You get exactly the same Hales Drug Store. terms as given at our offices here and in derstood that the New England combi Geo. H. Raymond, Blaine. By remitting ten dollars by draft, The Latsst. nation, including the Housatonic sys registered ]«,ter or telegraph we will select tem, is behind the scheme and that the for-you the oest unsold lots. The latest nuisance at Paris is a hand plan is to build a great parallel rival of REFEBENCES—Every bank and business firm HENRY BIELEFELD; Furniture Dealer, in Seattle; Washington National Bank; Hon. organ which runs by machinery. It is the Consolidated. E. O. Graves, President and ex-Assistant U. S. placed in front of the house of the vic While this story is revived perennial Has removed to the new and commodious Treasurer; L. H. Griffith, Reality and Banking tim and set going. On it is an inscrip ly, there is reason for believing that an 12 North Main Street, South Norwalk. 1 r: stare four doors above his old stand and Co. and ex-Governor Eugene Semple, Seattle: tion which may be translated :— First National Bank; Blaine National Bank and effort to complete the line will now be stocked it with NEW GOODS of the LATES Chamber of Commerce, Blaine, Washingt If you wish this organ to stop, made. Should it be built, it will run Put a penny in the slot. STYLE and FINEST FINISH. ADDBES8 through Southport and Fairfield a short GEO. H. EAYMOND, Agent. NEW ENGLAND LAND AND HARBOR Ihe machine is said to coin money. distance above the Consolidated tracks. IMPROVEMENT CO., —Southport Chronicle. E. S.-IJ—E. S.-H-E. S.-H-E. S.-[|-E. S.—H—E. S.-ll-E. S.—H—E. S. OCCIDENTAL BLOCK, SEATTLE. WASH. Specimen Cases. ^Furnishing Undertaker and Embalmer. S. H. Clifford, New Cassel, Wis , was Harbor Improvements. troubled with Neuralgia and Rheuma I give my personal attention to laying out The following letter from Congress SPRING tism, his Stomach was disordered, his man R. E. DeForest explains itself. f an$ furnishing everything necessary for the Liver was affected to an alarming de interment of the dead. gree, appetite fell away, and he was House of Representatives, U. S. Washington, D. C., Mch. 28,1892. | Residence, No. 3 Berkeley Place, Norwalk. terribly reduced in flesh and strength. Edward - Street ANNOUNCEMENT. Three pottles of Electric Bitters cured Hon. John S. Seymour, Telephone communication with residence. My Dear Sir: Offers this day a new line of him. Your favor of the 27th inst.is at hand. Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, Ill6, • • ^ had a running sore on his leg of eight The Report of the River and Harbor :' c < years' standing. Used three bottles of Committee will contain an order for a TRIMMED preliminary examination of the Nor SPRING DRESS GOODS "KM AND Electric Bitters and seven boxes of Bucklen's Arnica Salve, and his leg is walk harbor with reference to the pro In Choice Designs, at Popular Prices. FURNITURE. sound and well. John Speaker, Cataw posed improvement. ba, O., had five large Fever Sores on An appropriation could not regularly UNTBIHIED be made in the absence of such an ex A Full Sfco.ck of Furnnure of all kinds. his leg, doctors said he was incurable. Also a splendid line of One bottle of Electric Bitfers and one amination, and in view of the enormous i «• box Bucklen's Arnica Salv e cure him demands made by those who have com |Paiior and Bedroom Sets, entirely. Sold at H. R. Hale'sddrug plied with all the formalities it could store. hardly be expected that our request A Specialty. ; HATS would be granted. In Hiding. I sincerely hope the Senate will EMBROIDERIES AND LACES. Moire Ribbons in new spring colors, Conductor A. J. Conrad is said to be amend by adding our appropriation, Agents for the famous DAVID STOW, Flowers in new designs, Feathers, but I have no faith in it. Argrettes, etc. An early inspection hiding from the authorities of this State in western New York State. Very Truly Yours. solicited. Robert E. DeForest. Mi lain Street, Depot, South Norwalk. State's Attorney Fessenden has issued Onyx Fast Black Hoisery* HAIR GOODS A SPECIALTY! a warrant and "it is understood that officers are trying to locate the fugitive Life Insurance Report. Best in the World! Combings made over into any style. conductor. Conrad was in charge of Insurance Commissioner Fyler issued Large stock of Switches and fashion train 69 on the New York and New his report on life companies Saturday HATE A CHOICE LINE OP FANCY HOSE! afternoon. Seven Connecticut compa able stvles in Hair Pieces. Careful England railroad when it crashed into Some Special Bargains *in HENRY TILLY, attention given to Orders. Agency for train No. 709 near Hobarts; Three nies and twenty-one of other states re the celebrated men were killed in the collision and port. They have $789,143,909 of assets, Conductor Conrad and Engineer Hee- $93,590,629 of surplus. Total income ney fled. A few days after the acci in 1891 was $195,181,492, total outgo JARRXAGE MAKER, MADAME GRISWOLD CORSETS. dent Heeney surrendered and was re $130,579,670. These figures suggest the Ladies' and Children's Mnslin Underwear. Corsets of all the best makes leased on bail. vast development of this important , •?- specialty, Please call. We still ] business. Especial interest for Con j , SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. main at Now Try This. necticut centers, of course, in the com IB cL^A7" ard Street, It will cost you nothing and will sure- panies of our own state. Their busi ness increased last year in all respects. 33 MAIN STREET, HGSW&LK. lv do you good, if you have a Cough, No. 5 Gazette Building, Norwalk, - • Manufacturer of Cold, or any trouble with Throat, Their dividends were about $240,000 Chest or Lungs. Dr. King's New Dis larger than in 1890, and their surplus ufflfy Carriages, Victorias, Broitw &c covery for Consumption, Coughs and grew $670,000. They wrote $64,000,000 Colds is guaranteed to givo relief, or of new business, an increase of §8,500, - Misess St. John. 000. To-day they have 235,008 policies money will be paid back. Sufferers ALL KINDS OF REPAIRING. in force, insuring $383,584,155. from La Grippe found it just the thing - ' % K and under its use had a speedy and per The report commends those com Jf- fect recovery. Try a sample bottle at panies ol which the Connecticut •i »!- *' our expense and learn for yourself just Mutual of Hartford was first, that are , A* For Sale Cheap. how good a thing it is. Trial bottles calculating reserve on three per cent, iOne Peerless Press,11x16 inches; one Prouty free at H. R. Hale's drug store. Large instead of four per cent, basis. Com fress, 6^x10 inches; one Peerless Cutter, 22 F t iches; one hundred fonts of Job Type; one zes 50c. and$ 1.00. missioner Fyler condemns the short j* irge Cherry Cabinet; three Double Stands; term endowment scheme that came into " '„jj? i.' lie large Composing Stone, besides Sticks, Yale Alumni. the state with the sanction of Massa piles, Galleys, Leads and Office Furniture. 55 Main Street, chusetts, by which thousands of poor * >r particulars apply to William D. Bishop, of Bridgeport, S.B.WILSON. was elected president of the Fairfield people in Connecticut have lost money. NEW : SPRING : GOODS Builder, 92 Wall Street. KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND A COMPLETE ASSOETMENT OF County Yale Alumni Association on Service Record of the C. N, G. Saturday. The following gentlemen Just received and at the same Low Prices as my entire stock. ! were elected to fill the other offices: Adjt.-Gen. Kelton, who is a friend to ALL KINDS OF Secretary, Oliver T. Sherwood ; assist the National Guard and believes in the Everything in my store at prices that will SELL them, as I DENTISTRY. ant secretary and registrar, Howard N. Government's doing better by it, has am closing out my entire line of • kB. W. H. BALDWIN is now permanent- been collecting facts connected with ly located in the Bishop Building, No. 46 Wakeman; board of managers, William fall street, where all in need of Dentistry in D. Bishop of Bridgeport; Morris B. its service since the war for the infor |iv form will find valuable assistance. Beardsley, Bridgeport; Dr. Hurlburt, mation of Congress. In response to •His references are your friends and neigh- Stamford ; Oliver T. Sherwood, South- his request the Adjutant-General of Ijrs, and he invites inquiry as to t's ability Connecticut reports that the National past record. Consultation free. Office port. ; Effingham H. Nichols, New York; DRY AND FANCY GOODS, rs: 8 a. m. till6 p. m. tf35 T. H. Porter, Stamford; Samuel Sco- Guard of the State has been called into ~<£'W ville, Stamford; Lyman D. Brewster, service four times since January, 1870, FISH. Daabury; F. St. John Lockwood, Nor as follows: April, 1870, to enforce the To Rent. walk; Howard I. Curtis, Stratford. law, five companies, one day; July, OIL CiiOTKS AND NOTIONS. 1HE TWO STORES with basements in the 1877, to prevent spread of labor riots, NEW NORWALK CLUB P'-^DING. Oysters en* Clams Dr.Hale'sHousehold Ointment number of soldiers not given; Febru aeae stores will be ready for Cjcupancy on It ary, 1889, to assist civil authorities in > before April 1st, 1892 and w 12' be rented or fs the finest remedy in the world. •sed on very reason- ine terms. absolutely cures Catarrh. It cifres preserving order at time of great acci IFor further particulars, inquire of IN THEIR SEASON. Neuralgia and Rheumatism. Cures dent, five companies, two days; June, 1 "P 'Z .i ,>r, r ;•*. < IRA COLE. Piles like magic. Cures Salt Rheum 1891, to prevent a riot, two companies K Ui Jers called for and de in the most soothing manner. Cures and sections of artillery, two days. Inflamed and Granulated Eyelids. Gen. Kelton also informs Congress m livered tree of charge. * Cures Coughs and Colds. Can be taken that the Connecticut National Guard, FOR SALE. internally. A positive specific for Consisting of 2,687 wen, receives from |l will sell the James L. Ambler Place, on Pneumonia. Cuts, Biuises, Burns, the State for its support annual appro il T71- = tot* avenue, at a price that wiH make it tjxe priations amounting to $117,000, and heapest place in Norwalk. It ia only three Chilblains, Sores of long standing.' Qnatea walk from the Norwalk postoffice. Corns and Bunions are cured quickly, from the United States an annual ap i 0," ' J le lot ia 75x180 feet. House oontains twelve CallandSeeMe different from nil else; superior to all portionment of $5,528.58. Since July ,m» and a good heater.in the cellar. Bange 1, 1887, only 122 rifles have been issued • hot and cold water, bath room, gas, etc. else; it has no equal. 25 and 50c. e [tmnrire of either O. E. Wilion, Jas.Mitchell, AND I WILL «UIT YOU. boxes. Jjarge size cheapest. Sold at to the Connecticut National Guard by jyself, GEOfiGE I. BUXTON. SmlOfi H. B. Hale'? drug store. the Goverjiment. 19 Main Street, Norwalk r
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A'liTNCHING IN OHIO. W. B. HAI1I1 & CO. Highest of all in Leavening Power.—U. S. Gov't Report, Aug. if, 1889. j joseph Lytle Strung: Up for fatallj BABY'S FACE WAS RAW Hacking Three Women. FINDLAY, O., April 1.—At 1 a. m. a mot Distressing Itching Skin Disease of 1,000 men surrounded the jail where Cured in One Month by the Spring Dress Joseph Lytle, the man who assaulted and Cuticura Remedies. Mr. Stephen Stanley, • - ^sfSS^ fatally injured hi3 wife and two daughters with a hatchet, was confined. The windows When onr boy was Biz weeks old he had a rash Our esteemed and respected citizen, GOODS!.'•'"5 .3-' of the jail were broken, and the determines on hie cheek. It spread on both cheeks and chin. P J *" %> i? A men procured oil well drills and battered owes his long life and good health to 111- . His face waB raw. I doctored with various reme that wonderful Vegetable Blood *#.v. down the doors. dies, but it got no better. My mother advised me to try the CUTICURA . Remedy, . Lytle was dragged out into the street and REMEDIES. I used zARE THEY PRETTY? As taken to a bridge a short distance away. A them faithfully, and rope was put around his neck and one end in one week the boy well try to chronicle every Powder thrown over a crosspiece of the structure. looked better. In onr Dr. Howe's Discovery. month he was enred, When the mob was in the act of pulling and how he is three flowers' loveliness in {May^ him up a shot from a revolver parted the years old and no One would hardly realize that several ABSOLUTE1Y PURE rope and the wretch fell to the ground. But signs of it returning. years ago his life was despaired of, - as to describe our dress goods '* The child was so bad the mob was determined that the wretch I had to tie him in a but this remedy CURED him when beauties as they unfold. -) •% should die. He was quickly picked up and illow-case, and pin everything else failed. Try it now; THE DEATH RECORD. WESTON. hustled to the nearest telegraph pole,*wher£ Eis hands down so it has cured many of our Norwalk THERE is no lagging in that _Sr «V"Q\ f'; that he could not The children of Charles Kennel are the lynching was completed. As the body ' - — JX*. ~ -J scratch his facc. I citizens. It is only 50 cents a week The R«v. ABEAM BLOOMER HART, unti for doctoring. great gathering either. They suffering with measles. recently rector of St. Stephen's Protestant was pulled up the second time a dozen shots cannot speak too highly of the CUTICURA REM EDIES. I recommend CUTICTJBA whenever I can. iSTi'ull quarts only! Episcopal church, at New York. were fired. The fnneral of Mrs. John Williams, Lytle died without a struggle. The au I would be pleased to see any one and talk to them are all EAGER SEEKERS who died on Saturday last, was held LANSING ZABEISKI, for a long time t of the good it has done my boy. thorities had intended to secretly convey . MBS. CYRUS PROSCH, for recognition. ' •/>;, from her late residence, on Tuesday, well known lawyer in Jersey City, at New Coytesville, Fort Lee P. O., N. J. For Sale by Mr. Coggswell, assisted by Rev. Alex. the prisoner to a suburb at 1 o'clock, where York. a train was to have been taken for Lima, N. B. My husband is president of the Prosch THE Y COME ancl go so quick Hamilton, conducting the services. SAMUEL B. HARMAN, one of Toronto's Manufacturing Company, proprietors of the " Du A. H. HOYT & SON. Much sympathy is expressed for Mr. but their plans were frustrated by the vigi plex " and " Triplex " Photographic Shutters, 389 most prominent citizens. lance of the mob. Lytle had evidently ex Broome Street, New York City. He dislikes un ly that they scarcely have Williams, as he is left with two young 37 Wall Street. Mrs. MELINDA PERRY, aged ninety-twc pected the fate he met, for he left a note desirable notoriety, but is willing to make sacrifices sons, one an infant of only one week to benefit others, and assents to this testimonial • time to nod to their neigh- , years, at Wilton, N. Y. asking that his body be turned over to his to encourage the use of CUTICUBA, and thus bring ; ; old. » 7~w anted. . • Mrs. INGOBOR M. OLSEN, a Mormon pio brother, and that it be buried beside his relief to others. bors. Mr. Adam Kennel had the misfortune neer, at Randolph, U. T. mother. His victims are still alive, but the ANTED—By a lady of ability and re to cut his knee severely with an axe. a General DANIEL DUSTIN, assistant United death of Mrs. Lytle and her daughter Delia Cuticura Resolvent W finement, position as housekeeper, IF YOU are thinking' about few days ago. States treasurer in Chicago, at Carthage, is hourly expected. Lytle was game and companion or any place of trust. Best refer The new Blood and Skin Purifier, internally, and ences given. Address Mechanics' Journal Miss Edna Bradley is visiting in Mo. called the mob's attention to his own cell as CUTICUBA, the great Skin Cure, and CUTICURA office, South Norwalk. 321 lw TDress Goods, we counsel Westport. ' ^TEOMAS XJACHARIAH, a well known um the one they wanted. The mob is said to SOAP, an exquisite Skin Beautifier, externally, in have been of the best citizens, but wa* stantly relieve and speedily cure every disease and speedy action, Some rascal stole two loads of wood pire of baseball games, at Homestead, Pa. humor of the skin, scalp, and blood, with loss of WANTED. recently from George Kick's wood-pile, JULIUS DOETSCHMANN, some years ago t poorly organized. Lai:-, from infancy to age, from pimpleo to scrofula. ONERS Apply to the Corset Factory of IT WOULD be a good thought Mr. Ithimar Pqrry and family have well known New York druggist, at Soutt They May String Up Deeming. B KOTIX & «OLDSCHHfIDT. 13 lw moved to Redding. Nyack, N. Y. MELBOURNE, April 1.—The publication Sold everywhere. Price, CUTICUBA, 50C.; SOAP, * to see what WE can do for 25c.; RESOLVENT, $1. Prepared by the POTTEI: Mr. and Mrs. Lee Gorham, of Red Ex-Senator ROBERT L. LIVINGSTON, at his of all the known details of the crimes of the DRUG AND CHEMICAL COBPOBATION, Boston. LOST. you in T)ress Goods before ding, will for the present occupy the home in Plainfield, N. J. notorious criminal, Deeming, has caused a HSF" Send for " How to Cure Skin Diseases," 64 most bitter feeling here, and many sugges pages, 50 illustrations, and 100 testimonials. OST.—Bank Book No. 1614. Finder will homestead of the late Walter Perry. please return to the Norwalk Savings buying. ,.vv. A sociable was given by the Lia dies' Workmen Complain to Donovan. tions are made that upon his arrival in Mel (society. 13-14 bourne he be lynched. Skin and Scalp purified and beautified L TT^IPS to 0\ew York and let Aid Society of the Congregational UTICA, N. Y., April 1.—Commissionei BABY'S by CUTICUBA SOAP. Absolutely pure. OST Bank Book, No.. 4,792, of the Nor church, at the house of Mrs. Agnes Donovan, of the board of arbitration and As soon a3 be arrives here from Perth, walk Savings Society. 1; inder will re- ters to the same place for Taylor, on Wednesday evening. mediation, and Assistant Secretary Ever- Western Australia, where he was arrested Lurn to Steve Burakrats, 13 Main street. It for the murder of his wife, formerly Miss RHEUMATIC PAINS Mrs. Hiram McConkey has been on son have met a number of the workmen re TO RENT. samples, with fruitless re- the sick list for several days. turning from the railroad camps. They all Mather, the coroner's inquest will be held. In one minute the Cuticura Anti- Fearing that the people will lynch Deem Paib Plaster relieves rheumatic, sci 1 (< had pathetic tales of suffering, abuse and atic, hip, kidney, chest, and muscular T o KENT On April 1st. live pleasant " suits, but treasure trove": Mrs. D. L. Rowland and Mrs. W. P. cruelty, to unfold. ing the authorities have decided that the pains and weaknesses. Price, 25c. rooms, second floor. Apply 20 Chestnut Rowland have visited in Redding this inquest shall be held close to the jail in or1 | street. 323 2t amid our great attraction of week. der to allow of the short distance between Methodists and Socialists. Opera Houes, ' rno RENT.—Hoorns to rent on first floor, Miss Minnie Williams has returned the prison and the place of holding the in fabrics has been told to us from several days visit in Valley Forge. BROOKLYN, April 1.—The New York 1 15 Orchard street. "Water and sewer East conference of the Methodist Episcopal quest being better guarded by the police. The dramatic success of the season. connections. Inquire of G. Haulenbeek, 23 Orchard street. 322 lw by more than one pleased Miss Annie Lockwood has been church resumed its session. The committee Excited crowds have gathered about the Positively for one night only. spending a week with Danbury friends. appointed to consider the relations between railway station in expectation of his arrival, OR RENT—Auril lst, a suite of six rooms, customer this season. Mr. Wilbur Morehouse has pur- the Methodist church and socialism was in and very bitter language against the mur on the second floor. Modern convenien chaseda new horse from Wilton parties. structed to report on Saturday. derer is indulged in. ces.F Applr to Jas. Morris, in the store ot zALL THINGS take time, and Saturflay E?fe April 9th. Wm. H. Smith & Co., or in the building. 322 tt The Peerless O IjET.—Upper part of house,7 rooms, a reputation is the growth of SOUTH NORWALK. No 23 Belden Ave. Inquire of E. K.
J Sherwood, 20 Camp St., or, O. E. Wilson. 221 tt years. This reputation we S'lt.f < A XIC TTJS is on sale at the news office Supported by an un T of J'n'd Coleman, J.H.X'lynn, W.T/.Ather- O RENT.—Hanse of five rooms, at Oyster have surely acquired, for we ton, and JET. E. Jtodwell. Advertisements usually well selecetd Shell Point, East Norwalk. Rent $6.C0 Apply in the evening,or at Bennett & Husted s, and Orders for all hinds of tfOJ* Jt'RI.lfT- Company, under the T never saw greater apprecia ISO- received at our branch office on Rail South Norwalk. 13 lw road Square. direction of Mr. OR RENT—The large Hall in GAZETTE tion shown than is being Walter N. BUILDING, formerly occupied by Our All Fool's day. FBrothers' Lodge. I. O. O. F., and now fitted up bestowed upon our Dress The Y. P. S. C. E. of the Baptist and used as a Commercial College. Lawrence. Apply to CHARLES OLMSTEAD, Agi. 2<6tt Goods this season. church will meet to-night. '' ESTA First time in Miss Mattie Beeman will give a birthday party to-morrow afternoon. this City, in her FOR SALE. latest and greatest suc John B. Gorham has purchased the AND OR SAJLE.—Two second-hand Safety Co Taylor Bros, property on Chestnut hill. cess, the new and beautiful •f, lumbia Bicycles. Apply to Gregory, 17 "Chafley" Finch is visiting friends / "Wall or 15 Water street. 324-3t romautic drama, F in Georgetown. OR SATE.—The residence No. 3 Camp The electric street flights are now IKTSITRAKTOB! street. House contains 15 rooms, with shut off at one o'clock. Fall modern improvements throughout. Lot 60x140, with large barn. Everything in Perfect Mr. Charles Lee has m®ved his fami Kents Collected, Loans Negotiated. Stock of the DeVaux Park condition. Inquire on the premises,or 18 wall ly from Orchard street to East Nor- street, G.Ward Selleck. 324 tf walk. Land Co. Niagara Falls Shares $100. each, \ cash, a great, The Harvest Moon, OR SAIiE.—A work horse, two sets of Mrs. Joshua Bearse is somewhat bet By JAMES M. MARTIN. harness, lumber, box wagon and rock- opportunity. City and Country Property for sale. A Faway. Will be sold cheap. Inquire ot W. M. •MS** ter of her illness to-day. Raymond, No. 9 Henry street, South Norwalk. Mr. C. N. Anderson is removing his bargain! 55-foot lot on West avenue, $2500. BELGIAN ROYAL 322 tt household belongings from New Haven -*OR SAI/E—Pure white Cochin eggs for to this city. AND jJ setting. Thirteen for one dollar, at 9 John Curnow has gone to New York Warren street. 3*6 2w 1 to-day, to see the elephant—at Madison u. S. MA.IL OR SALE.—A neat little coit»ge of seven Square garden. rooms on Union Place, ana three min Sfifeg Mr. J. F. Youngs, a former resident, STEAMSHIPS. Futes'walk to Borougl Post-office and Depot, Geo. Lockwood. Price $2,500, $1,000 of which can remain perma was in town yesterday. He represents nently and only $500 required to be paid down the firm of Fidler BRQS.,of Providence, For Antwerp and Pijri* Apply to CNABLEB OLMSTEAD. Agt. 376tx R. I. s A:-LIKG WEEKLY BETWEEN Samuel W. Smith celebrated his For Sale. eightieth birthday at his home on Lex 2 SO. MAIN ST., SO- NORWALK. NEW YORK AND ANTWERP, OR SALE.—House No. 1 .—Mott Avenue ington avenue. The occasion was a For particulars inquire of George T happy one. Philadelphia and Antwerp. FBrady, 90 Wall Street. 298 tf The funeral of the late Isaac Weed of First cabm. $50 and apwards; excursion, West Norwalk, took place at 2 o'clock $95 and upwards; second cabin, $3S; round trip, 10 per cent, reduction. Steerage at low STOLEN. this afternoon, from the home of his rates; " Facts for Travel ers ' on application. son John Weed. $50.00 IJEWARD for information lead INTERNATIONA! NAVIGATION CO.. ing to arrest and conviction of person who George Smith, in the employ of Ray General Agent3, 6 Bowling Green, N. Y. stole my liver and white pointer dog. C. am mond Johnson, of West Norwalk is 322 3T 1 THE D. I. BEAD E. APELLE, 41 Wall St., Azent. HATCH. hanging the blinds on Miss Beard's new school building on Orchard street. MiIP Conductor Powers of the New Eng Brid.g©port, land road caught his foot in a frog at Hawleyville, this morning, and before Invite the attention of all buyers to the fact that they have made he could release it his train passed over Unusual Preparations it necessitating amputation above the Comstock Bros HOW ATSOUT A NEW ankle. to supply their rapidly, increasing trade with an endless variety of goods suitable for the SPRING W%AP ? They Spring Campaign, feel the mellowing touch of in each of their eighteen distinct departments, which they now have under Spring. 0\[ot a luxury any • control in their mammoth establishment. Entrances on A GREAT SAVING. 189? STILES! Main Street, It's a good thing to make the best of a nme. They are within the t bad bargain, but it is a great deal better Just received Fairfield Avenue thing not to make a bad bargain at all. You reach of all. 'Business push *- can juggle figures until the cows come home and Middle Street. but five into three don't go and a man who has been the pole that has \ Our Carpet Department, offers you two dollars for one should be m brought handsmne SpringM which is now located on the ground floor, in the new store running from either in a lunatic asylum or jail. We are run Main to Middle street, and connected directly with our Dry GoodsDepart selling one of our new spring suits, men's ' Capes & Jackets from their ment, renders us largely increased facilities for taking proper care of our sizes, mixed cheviot, at $6.50. We are not customers in this line. claiming that theyare worth twice the money, , high perch, and put them '.; but nowhere in this country can you buy Business and Dress Our Cloak Department, them for less and we don't know where you ' where every body can enjoy ^ oij the second floor, is stocked with all the latest styles in Ladies' Jackets, can buy them for as little. It may be a a stylish garment. Box Coats, Long Garments,Capes and Wraps; also a full line of garments round alfout way of getting at it, but—well, Suitings. for Misses' and Children's wear. they're a bargain. . We have no BACK-NUMBERs The finest line I have ever offered in all the Our Silk and Dress Goods department is fairly teeming with rare Jatest styles. A special line of novelties and bargains. We would call special attention to our garments to palm off. Every House Furnishing Department one in our immense stock is f- —in the basement—where everything so dear to the housewife, can be a study of art. {More than LigbtGoloredScDteh found at astonishingly low prices. CoxELS"fcoc35z DBros-, 100 styles of {Misses and Cheviots, THE D. M. RMD GOMPAlf. Ladies Capes, Newmarkets, Than which there is nothing better or more si stylish manufactured. Call and examine them Jackets, English 'Box Coats and get prices. • Masonic Building,; 14 So. Mam Street. made to our order by the leading manufacturer from W. H. SWORDS, NORWALK. I SO. NORWALK. the latest foreign designs. - 90 Washington St,, So. Norwalk. 'BILLOWS of Lace; festoons BUILDING LOTS FOB SALE. ofl^ibbon, showers of Beads XJB8UANT to an order of this Court of figure in the trimmings. Our Probate for the District of Norwalk, the Psubscriber, administrator of the estate of Ann styles and prices must be Goodwin, late of Norwalu, deceased, offers for Shad. Shad. Shad. sale two building lots belonging to said estate, right. The curtain only rose both situated in the Town and Borough ofNor- wallc, one at the corner of Grand and Warren ~ We received, to-day, direct from the nets,150 shad, finest in the state, streets, and one fronting on the highway on. them this week, and they known as Tyndsil Lane, adjoining the Dan- only 12-^ cts per lb. We also have a large stock of new crop Lemons, In bury and Norwalk rnilrond. are making a quick exit. ANDREW J. CKOFUT, dian river Oranges, Bananas, Greening Apples, New Cabbage, Spinach, Administrator. Sweet Potatoes, also a fine stock of chickens at 19c. We kill our veal, so HOW could it be otherwise ? £; Dated March, 29th 1892. • 14 lw if you like calves liver, here is the place to get it. Or perhaps, you are .'' ISTRICT of Norwalk, ss., Probate Court, fond of roast beef, we sell the best cuts of rib .roast for 12^ cts. Come WE 'BRING them from the : March 25th, A. D., 1892. Dinstate of MABY D. CLAKK, late of Wilton, and see ns, 110 harm to ask questions, we're hereto answer them.. maker to THE WEARER. in said district, deceased. The Court of Probate for the District of : We save you the jobber's Norwalk hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors of said E. J. \VADHAMSf . . }.AJ estate to exhibit their claims for settlement. Java and Mocha -1 justly called " The Aristocratic Coffee of America." profit. ^ > Those who neglect to present their accounts, This the Coffee in the Garden at the Food properly attested, within said time, will be is served Japanese Pure Exhibition. -Telephone Call' 57-" , Proprietor People's Market, 7i$i1 debarred a recovery. All persons indebted to Always packed whole roasted . (unground) in 2 lb. air-tight cans. W. B. HALL & CO., •«aid estate are requested to make immediate payment to': You can get free 24 beautiful photographs of Eastern Life. Address, 21 Wall Street. - bJk SARAH S.CLARK, fl CHASE & SANBORN, Boston, Mass. Bridgeport. v32 3tw . Administratrix We sell ool'y to the trade.