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**•% M f 1 f--t"SX, - r;, <->,. -#< .• fZ' [$1.00 a Year. Founded in 1800.] An Entertaining and Instructive Home Journal, Especially Devoted to Local News and Interests. NUMBER I2. VOL. XCII. NORWALK, CONN., FRIDAY, MARCH 18, 1892. THE WEATHEK. the first of a series of three games, 500 unimpeachable authority that the ex- Sleighs were out in full force this On the evening of the 17th a very The Daily (Jazette large party of friends gathered to cele The iveather to-day promises to be points each, between Landlord "Ike" president recently wrote a letter de morning. . Hamilton, of the Warwick House, and ' is issued very week-Gay ai 3 P. M- at brate the 19th anniversary of the birth generally cloudy with snow, possibly OS® CENT PEE COPY. claring that he would not allow him Henry Pennoyer. The latter won, Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Mallory, of Jersey day of Roderick W. Weed, of No. 31 turning to sleet and rain, and slight scoring 500 to Hamilton's 445. The The Cheapest Ilatts far Advertising, ana self to be put im nomination. City, are in town. Stuart avenue, a special feature of the V temperature changes, followed possibly highest runs were Hamilton, 26, 27, 31, THK LARGEST CIBCUUmON. This letter was written in vigorous evening being the fancy dancing by 39; Pennoyer, 20, 27, 33, 38. The game John J. Hanlon has a youn^ daugh the Misses Meehan and Gorman, the by clearing. To-morrow it promises to The Weekly Gazette, _ x and sweeping language. Mr. Cleve was very exciting and the crowd an ter of which he is justly proud. latter being a New York lady. Music be partly cloudy, with no decided tem [Combined with Fjiday s Dailv.] land said in the strongest and simplest enthusiastic one. The South Norwalk by Professor Charles Lee. After a perature changes, followed by fair contingent arrived home about 12.30. Is issued every Friday hollow in the broad thoroughfare and me the dog was' chained. The deep and gloom cast by the convent wall, walking A r" i A MARRIAGE AT SEA. accentuated the deserted appearance of melancholy note was like that of a swiftly, yet- noiselessly, and scarcely JOHN F.FLira the street, blood-hound giving tongue. ' fetching our breath till we were clear off :I;; .. • / BY • "I shan't be sorry when we're there, "He'll be a wooper, sir. Big as a the lane, with-the broad glimmering St. said Caudel. " This here ladder makes pony, sir, if his voice don't belie him," Omer road running in,a ilso upon our The Latest Styles of Sanitary Plumber, W. CLARK RUSSELL. my coat feel a terrible tight fit. I sup said Caudel, fetching a deep breath. left.'--. ' x "Iwas once bit by a dawg •" He [ To be continued.] H• ',*> pose it'll be the first job of the sort ye was about to spin a yarn. dHAPTEE I. was ever engaged in, sir?" "For heaven's sake, now, bear a hand STEil and GASFITTER "The first," said I, "and the last too, get your bull's-eye alight," I angrily if' Y dandy-rigged yacht, the believe me. It is nervous work, and A STRANGE INCIDENT. i Spitfire, of tw6nty-six tons, would rather have to deal with an armed whispered, at the same moment snatch » J0BBIM6 A SPECIALTY. : . ^ lay in Boulogne harbor, hid ing up his coat and so holding it as Having taken the basement under the Lib- burglar than with an elopement." effectually to screen his figure from the A Tree Dropped Upon a Moving Train by a den in the midnight shadow "And I don't suppose the young lady Lightning Stroke. rary, 108 Washington street, South Norwalfe, ||p of the wall against which house. and fitted it for ' feels extray comfortable, either^" he ex Feeling over the coat, he. pulled out Eecently as the special express she floated. It was a breath claimed. "Let me see; I've got to be less night, dark despite the the little bull's-eye lamp and a box of train conveying relief for the sufferers right in my latitude and longitude, or matches, and, catching with oceanic of the Colon disaster was proceeding to ALL. KINDS® wide spread of cloudles sky that was we shall be finding ourselves ashore. Menu - Cards, op . brilliant with stars. It was hard upon dexterity the flame of the lucifer in the its destination, it came within an ace of It's for us to make the signal, ain't it, hollow of his hands, he kindle \ the wick, itself suffering an equally frightful fate the hour of midnight, and low down sir?" where we lay we heard but dimly the and I immediately closed the lantern to that which overwhelmed Colon the "Yes," said I, puffing, for the road with its glass eclipsed. previous night. -A heavy rain storm PLUMBING, sounds of such life as was still abroad in was steep and we were walking rapidly. I respectfully solicit a share of pablic patron- the Boulogne streets. Ahead of us " Pick up that ladder,—by the hooks; that commenced soon after leaving Pan " First of all, you'll have to prepare the see they don't clank; crouch low; make ama continued with ever increasing vio age. I refer to plumbing I have done for the ^ loomed the shadow of a double-funnelled ladder. You haven't forgotten the past seven years,in the employ of W. H. Meek- , • steamer,—an inky dye of scarcely deter a bush of yourself, as I do, acid come lence until it developed into a terrific er & Co. All work will have my personal sop- •4 rungs, I hope?" referring to three brass along," said I. electric storm that was at its height ervision, and will be promptly executed and ;:'-v my captain, Aaron Caudel; some smack manage, however, to trace faintly the interior of the car, accompanied by a to abreast of the window on the left of line of the balcony. My heart beat fast peculiar shocking crash and rending, the CELEBRATED JACOB HOFFMAN a-coming along,—ay, there she is." And the house and flash the lantern. This as I thought that even now my darl startling effect of which was not lessened / *,•?••• he shadowily pointed to a dark square will be answered by the young lady ing might be standing at the window by the plunging and oscillating of the heap betwixt the piers, softly approach strikng a match at the window." Ball Tickets,- peering through it, waiting for the signal cars which immediately followed, as if ing to the impulse of her long oars. " Won't the scraping of the lucifer be flash. Caudel was thinking of her too: they were about to jump the track. In MOHOPLE L.AGER " How is your plug now, Caudel?" said heard?" inquired Caudel. "The young lady, begging of your a second every one was on his feet. I, in a low voice, sending a glance up at "No. Miss Bellassys writes to me ALSO AGENCY FOB the dark edge of the harbor wall above pardon, sir, must be a gal of uncommon Although no visible damage had so far that no one sleeps within several corri Spirit, Mr. Barclay." been sustained, all seemed to intuitively 3ALLANTINS & SONS us, where stood the motionless figure of dors of that room." " She loves me, Caudel, and love is apprehend that the train had been a dcruanier, with a button or two of his " Well, and-then I think ye said, sir," uniform faintly glimmering to the gleam the most animating of spirits, my struck by lightning, and awaited further observed Caudel, "that the young lady'11 friend." developments. In a second or two, but ALES AND PORTERS, of a lamp, near him. slip out onto the balcony and lower " I dorn't doubt it, sir. What room'll which seemed minutes, the train came FLASKS AND CORKS FOR SALE. " Eight for the job, sir,—right as your away a small length of line to which this it be that she's to come out of?" to a standstill, when a rush was made to honor could desire it. There's but one here ladder," he said giving his breast a "The dining-room,—a big deserted gain the doors and throw up the sashes. RECEPTION CARDS. 5 WATER STREET, NOR WALK. bS consideration which ain't like a feeling thump, " is to be bent on, she hauling of it up?" apartment where the girls take their It was now discovered that a tree with Orders Left at H. SCHENK, of sartinty; and that, I must say, con- meals." long, bare trunk, about thirty or forty sarns the dawg." "Quite right," said I. "You must " 'Tain't her bedroom, then?" feet high and twenty inches ixf circum 27 Railroad Place, South Korwalk. " Smother the dog! But you are right. help her to descend, whilst I hold the lad 288-6mo We must leave our boots in the ditch." der taut at the foot of it. No fear of the "No. She is to steal dressed from her ference, had been struck by lightning "Ain't there plenty of grass, sir?" ropes breaking, I hope?" bedroom to the salle-a-manger " just as the train was passing under, and "Lord love 'ee," he cried heartily, "The Sally what, sir?" splintered about six or eight feet from 'i said he. " No matter, no matter," I answered. the ground, it fell with all its weight of - '' I hope so; but a fathom of gravel will " it's brand-new ratline-stuff, strong "It's oncommon queer," he persisted, branch and foliage upon the cars. The "Down They; Go." so crunch under such hoofs as yours that enough to hoist the main-mast out of a train, however, had dragged from under, the very dead buried beneath might turn first-rate." "to feel one's self in a country where in their coffins, let alone a live dog, wide By this time we had gained the top of one's language ain't spoke. The weary shaken indeed slightly, but none the WINE - LISTS, awake from the end of his beastly cold the Grande Rue. Before us stretched soil don't seem natural. As to the worse for the unique experience. There YOU CAN tiET snout to the tip of his tail." Does the an open space dark with lines of trees; language itself, burst me if I can under a delay was made to clear the debris ladder chafe you?" at long intervals the gleam of an oil stand how a man masters it." from the track, and scarcely had the "No, sir. Makes me feel a bit asth lamp dotted that space of gloom; on our The convent clock struck one. train resumed its interrupted mission of matic-like, and if them duniera get a right lay the dusky mass of the rampart " Now," said I, " stand by." compassion when another lightning-pros- Anything in the Shoe eight of me they'll reckon I've visited walls, the yawning gate-way dully illum I held up the lamp, and so turned the tated tree was encountered right athwart the Continent to make a show of myself," inated by the trembling flame of a lan darkened part as to produce two flashes. the track. he exclaimed, with a low deep sea laugh, tern into a picture which carried the A moment after, a tiny flame showed and This too, had to be cleared away, thus whilst he spread his hands upon his imagination back into heroic times, vanished above the balcony. necesitating another delay, the train ar Line Cheap for Cash* breast, around which, under cover of when elopements were exceedingly com "My brave darling!" I exclaimed. rived at Colon some five and twenty min mon, when gallant knights were to be " Have you the ladder in your hand?" utes later that would otherwise a large, loose, long pea-coat, he had "Ay, sir." have been the case. Had the first tree coiled a length of rope-ladder with two met with galloping away with women of "Mind these counfounded hooks don't fallen but twoseconds sooner, before the Show Hangers, 'M: iron hooks at one end of it which made beauty and distinction clinging to them, a hump under either shoulder-blade. when the midnight air was vocal with clink." engine, nothing could have averted the There was no other way, however, of guitars, and nearly every other darkling We stepped across the sward and stood smash up thar must have followed: and under the balcony. had it crashed into the car there might JARVIS KELLOG conveying the ladder ashore. In the lattice framed some sweet, pale, listen " Grace, my darling, is that you!" I have been none left to tell the tale. hand it would instantly have challenged ing face. called, in a low voice. —Panama Star attention, and a bag would have been " Which'll be the road, sir?" broke in "Yes, Herbert. Oh, please be quick. 31 Main Street, Nerwalk. equally an object of curiosity to the two Caudel's tempestuous voice. Kussa's Newest Creed. or three custom-house phantoms flitting I had explored the district that after I am fancying I hear foot-steps. My about in triangular-shaped trousers and noon, had observed all that was neces heart is scarcely beating for fright." Never was such a place as Eussia for shako-like head-gear. sary, and discovered that the safest if I could just discern the outline of her eccentric and mysterious creeds. The SILVERWARE GM figure as she leaned over the balcony and peasants in the Government province of "There goes midnight, sir!" cried not the shortest way to the Eue de Wedding R ALL CASH PURCHASERS. :• Caudel. Maquetra, where my sweetheart Grace see the white of her face vague as a Uflm have been disquieted for some '•'K. As I listened to the chimes a sudden Bellassys was at school, lay through the fancy. months past by the appearance of a new " My darling, lower the line to pull the religious sect. Although no man has yet PLYMOUTH ROCK ICE. :y:>- fit of excitement set me trembling. Haute Ville, or Upper Town, as the ladder up with. Very softly, my pet; "Are ye there, Job?" called my cap English called it. The streets were seen with his own eyes an individual TOBES ANI) FAMILIES SUPPLIED at tain. utterly deserted; not so much as a cat there are iron hooks which make a member of this sect, its extraordinary O LOWEST RAITP tf:i5 " Ay, sir," responded a voice from the stirred. One motionless figure we noise." doings have filled many a village with bows of the yacht. passed, hard by the cathedral—a police In a few moments she called, "I have panic. The "Shavers"—or "Shearers," "Jim?" man or gendarme—he "might have been a lowered the line." as they are properly called—carry on O. O'BRIEN, "Here, sir,"answered a second voice statue. I felt about with my hand and grasped their mad work at night and in secret. out of the darkness forward. " Foreigners is a queer lot," exclaimed the end of it,—a piece of twine, but Thus the inhabitants of a viliage dis "Dick?" Caudel. "I dunno as I should much strong enough to support the ladder. cover early in the morning that all their Invitations, "Here, sir." relish living between them walls. How The deep blood-hound-like baying of the fowls have been plucked of their West Si Mi Tailor. "Bobby?" much farther off is it, sir?" dog recommenced, and at the same time feathers, all their sheep closely shorn, Having made arrangements with one of the "Here, sir,' responded the squeaky " About ten minutes," said I. I heard the sound of footsteps in the and the horses have had their manes and Largest Cloth Houses in New York to supply lane. tails cut off. The hair, wool, and me with aH kinds of goods at a few hours note of a boy. " A blooming walk, Mr. Barclay, sir, notice and at the Lowest Prices, I have over "Lay aft, all you ship's company, " Hist! Not a stir,—not a whisper," I feathers thus gained are made into a begging your pardon. Wouldn't it have breathed out. -hree hundred samples, which I will make up and don't make no noise, ' growled been as well if you'd have ordered a fee- sacrificial pile and burned in an open in the Latest Styles at about two-thirds the It was the staggering step of a drunken place on the road. In village after vil nsual prices charged- I guarantee to give sat- Caudel. hacre to stand by ready to jump aboard man. He broke maudlinly into a song sfaction as I do my own cutting and fitting I looked up; the figure of the douanier of?" lage the cry has been raised, "The ind have no guess work. I keep the Latest had vanished. The three men and the "A fee what?" said I. when immediately abreast of us, ceased Shavers have been here." The advent Jashion Plates anal draft accordingly, boy came sneaking out of the yacht's " What's the French for a cab, sir?" his noise suddenly, and halted. This of the "Shavers" was foretold, they was a little passage of agony, I can say, by the appearance of a " besom " (a •tepairing, Binding, Cleaning, Pressing, head. "Oh! I see what you mean. No. A assure you. The dog continued to utter Etc., done at about half-price, Give me a "Now, what ye've got to do," said carriage makes a noise; and then there comet) in the heavens. The peasants Business Cards, call and be convinced. ly*64 Caudel, "is to keep awake. You'll see is the cabman to be left behind to tell its sullen, deep-throated bark in single are persuaded that the " Shavers" are strokes like the beat of a bell. Presently inspired by an evil spirit, and that their O. O ' 13 H. I 33 333" all ready for hoisting 'and gitting away all that he knows.' 31 BKLDEN AVENUE. -&ii the hinstant Mr. Barclay and me arrives Caudel grunted an assent, and we there was a sound as of the scrambling object in making these burnt sacrifices aboard. You onderstand that?" strided onward in silence. and scrunching of feet, followed by the is that the ashes, blown about by the "It's good English, cap'n," said one of A few minutes walk brought us to noise of a lurching tread; the man fell to wind, may scatter the seeds of the the sailors. the grounds belonging to the house, drunkenly singing to himself again, and plague through the country.—Pall Mall E. GUS0WSKI, "No skylarking, mind. You're a-list- which were divided from the lane by a so passed up the lane. Gazette. ening, Bobby?" thick hedge. Caudel fastened the end of the twine to "Ay, sir." We came to a stand and listened, star the ladder, and then grunted out, "All Attire of London Swells. Msrchaiit - Tailor. " You'll just go quietly to work and ing our hardest with all our eyes. The ready for hoisting." The smartest beaus in London expend see all clear, and then tarn to and loaf "Grace, my sweet," I whispered, "do annually for dress sums ranging front I have just received the Finest and house was in blackness; the line of the you hear me?" Visiting Cards and Largest Selection of about in the shadow.—Now, Mr. Barclay, roof ran in a clear sweep of' ink against $1,500 to $2,000. This includes two dress- sir, if you're ready I am." the stars, and not the faintest sound "Distinctly, dearest; but I am so suits at $100 each, although a very fair FALL AND WINTER SUITINGS, frightened!" dress-suit can be had for $35. Yet no " Have you the little bull's-eye in your came from it or its grounds, save the TROUSERINGS AND VESTINGS, pocket?" said I. * delicate tinkling murmur of a fountain "Pull up this ladder softly, and hook London tailor can duplicate the dress- He felt, and answered yes. playing somewhere among the shrub the irons on to the rim of the balcony." suit made by a New York tailor and sold Ever shown in Norwalk, which I will make ; "Matches?" bery in front. " Blast the dawg!" growled Caudel. for $85. A morning suit such as is worn up m style and price to suit everybody. "Two boxes." ' "Where'll be the dawg?" exclaimed " It is hooked, Herbert." .by the wealthy young men here costs —AT THE "Stop a minute," said I, and I de Caudel, in a hoarse whisper. "All right. Caudel swing off upon the $25; the average price for a business or B, 9T750WSEI, scended into the cabin to read my dar "Behind the wall there," i answered, end of it,—test it, and then aloft with knockabout suit is $15. So far as over sv'"'- ling's letter for the last time, that I —" yonder where the great square door you, for mercy's sake !" . coats are concerned, there is nothing in might make sure of all the details of our is. Hark! Did not that sound like the The three metal rings held the ropes the market here that will compare with lorasr fali and Water Sts., Norwalic romantic plot ere embarking on as hare rattle of a chain?" bravely stretched out. The seaman the goods manufactured by American brained an adventure as was ever at We listened; then said I,— sprang, and the ladder held as though it tailors. The tailors say that the average tempted by a lover and his sweetheart. "Let us make for the hole in the had been the shrouds of a man-of-war. middle-class young man in London ex NATHANIEL K. FERRIS, The cabin-lamp burned brightly. I see hedge. I have its bearings." "Now Caudel, you are a seamaa, you pends about $60 a year upon his ward Musical Director and Choir Master, must do tho rest" said I. robe. It is pretty generally conceded the little interior now, and myself stand We crept soundlessly past the house, Grace Church. ing upright under the skylight which treading the verdure that lay in dark He had removed his boots, and mount outside of England that the English are found me room for my stature, for I was streaks upon the glimmering ground of ing with a cat like agility, gained the the worst dressers in the world. The TEACHER OF six feet high. this little-frequented lane. balcony then, taking my sweetheart in men look bad enough; as for the women My heart was beating fast, and my his arms, he lifted her over the rail and —well, their clothes look as if they had e Piano, Organ, Harmony and Singing. "One bell, sir," said Caudel, "it's bands trembled as I held my sweet about time we turned to, and no mis lowered her down with his powerful been shot on.—Chicago News. Classes formed to learn the art of singing at heart's letter to the light. I had read it take. Lord, how I'm a-perspiring! yet arms until her little feet were half way sight taught at reasonable rates. down the ladder. She uttered one or Adult beginners for vocal instruction will twenty times before, but my nervous it ben't so hot, neither. Which side of Abraham Lincoln's Father. save their voice, also time and money by being excitement obliged me to go through it the house do the lady descend from?" two faint exclamations, but was happily Within seven miles of Mattoon is the properly started with the OLD ITALIAN . Dnce more for the last time, as I have " From this side," I answered. too frightened to cry out. farm which Abraham Lincoln's father METHOD, the only true one. 3akl, to make sure. "Well clear of the dawg, anyhow," "Now, Mr. Barclay," hoarsely whisp used to own, and where he lived. Abe r, Residence. 30 "West Avenue. The handwriting was girlish; how •«aid he, " and that's a good job." ered Caudel, "you kitch hold of her, sir" was of age then and he didn't live on the zould it be otherwise, seeing that the " Here's the hole," I cried, with my I grasped the ladder with one hand and farm, but he visited his father once a 3weet writer was hot yet eighteen? The voice shrill beyond recognition of my passed my hand around her waist; my year, and always brought him presents. Letter consisted of four sheets, and on own hearing through the nervous ex statue made the feat an easy one, thus Thomas'Lincoln died on his farm and is ane of them was very cleverly drawn, in citement I labored under. holding her to me I sprang back,then for buried in Gordon's graveyard near by. P. W. BATES, pen and ink, a tall, long, narrow, old- We squeezed through and found our an instant strained her to my heart with Besides his grave is that of his second fashioned chateau, with some shrubbery, selves in a sort of kitchen garden, as I a whisper of joy, gratitude and encour wife. For m -my years the graves were Steam - Stone - Polishing in front of it, a short length of wall, might imagine from the aspect of the agement unmarked.' Later on, Mr. Dunlap of life ;hen a tall hedge with an arrow pointing shadowy vegetation; it seemed to run "You are as brave as you are true and this city brought the matter to the atten at it, under which was- written, "Here clear to the very walls of the house on sweet Grace." tion of several leading citizens of Mat- is the hole." Under another arrow, in "Oh, Herbert!" she panted. "I can this side in dwarf bushes and low ridged toon and Coles County. The result was ALL KLKBS 0 $ , - - 1' dicating a big square door to the right growths. think of nothing. I am very wicked, and that a plain monument marks the place. of the house, where a second short " Here'11 be a path, I hope," growled feel horribly frightened;" Eobert Lincoln hearing of the subscrip length of wall was sketched in, were Caudel. "What am I a-treading on? "Mr. Barclay" softly called Caudel tion sent Mr. Dunlap a cheek for $100.— written the words, "Here is the dog." Cabbage? They crackle worse nor from the balcony, "what's to be done Chicago Tribune. Other arrows—quite a flight of them, in gravel, Mr. Barclay. with this here ladder." i deed, causing the sketch to resemble a " Clear yourself of the rope-ladder, "Let it be, let it be," I answered. How to Take Care of the Hrain. weather-chart — pointed to windows, and then I'll smother you in your big "Bear a hand, Caudel, ' and come The brain stands most abuse of any " doors, a little balcony, and so forth, and pea-coat whilst you light the lamp," down." organ in the body. Its best tonic and 42 WATER STREET, NORfALK. against them were written, "Ma'm'- said I. " Let us keep well in the shadow He was along side of us in s trice,pull stimulant is success. The worst and SiA aelle's room," "The German governess's of the hedge. Who knows what eyes ing on his boots. I held my darling's most depressing thing to it is failure.' OBDEHS PBOXPTXY EXECUTED. lylOS room," "Four girls sleep here,"—with . hand, and the three of us made for the The most injurous effects come by using m'••va. may be star-gazing yonder?" -' frO® *; -t H other hints of a like kind. I put the let- "With a seaman's alacrity, Caudel hole in the hedge with all possible speed stimulants in early life. Young people K, E. BATES. F. S. BEIDGES 4'. ter in my pocket and went on deck. ; slipped off his immense coat, and in a There seemed little doubt from the should never use liquors, tea or coffee. i®i| •>;$" • • <5," Where are you, Caudel?" few moments had unwound the length persistency of the creature's deep de The latter two may not exactly do harm ^; "Here, sir," cried a shadow in the of ladder from his body. He wore a livery that it scented mischief going for but they are conductive of no good. BATES & BRIDGES, ; : starboard gangway. colored flannel shirt: I had dreaded to ward despite its kennel standing some They act mostly on the brain and injure STJOCESSOBS TO < " Let us start," said I; there is half an find him figuring in white calico! He considerable distance away on the other its growth very materially, Abundance BRIDGES Ss BATES, hours walk before us, and, though the dropped the ladder to the ground, and side of the house. I glanced back, as of sleep is necessary. Eight hours is not agreed time is one, there is a great, deal the iron hooks clanked as they fell to Caudel was squeezing through the hole, more than enough. 'Sleep is the time of to be done when we arrive." gether. I hissed a sea blessing at him but the building showed as an impena- relatively lowered expenditures and in We said little until we had cleared the through my teeth; trable shadow against the winking bril creased repair. YETERINABY-.-SURGEON Hue de l'Eou and were marching up the " Have you no wicks in those tallow- liance of the sky hovering over and past OFFICE at DANN'S STABLE, RIVEX STREET. broad Grand Bue, with the church of St. it, rieh With radiance in places of motoric What England's Little Wars Have Cost. RESIDENCE, 7 ISAACS STBEET. oandle fingers? Hush! Stand motion • , Telephone, M>3. • V ; " \iy4 Nicholas soaring in a dusky mass out of less." dust; no light gleamed; the, night hush, Sines 1857 England's small wars have tho market-place, and the few lights of As I spoke, the dog began to bark. deep as death, Was upon the ohateau. cost her about $110,000,000. The war with tbo wide main street rising in fitful That it was the dog belonging to the In a few monients my captain and I Ohina in 1857-62 cost her. $90,000,000; the IP twinklings to the shadow of the rampart house I could swear. The sound, never had carefully handed Grace through the Abyssinian expedition in 1857-70, Ml,- To Bent, walls. A mounted gendarme passed; theless prooeeded from the direction of hole and got her safe in the lane, and off 600000 ; the South African war in 1ST79-80, tho stroke of his horse'? hoofs soundpd the yard in which my sweetheart told we started, keeping well In the deep 914,000,000; the Nile expedition in 1884-5, $6,550,000; the Afghan war, between 1890. April MtLiaaf,* and 1886, $15,000,000. • on .very JobPrintingneaHy done at this office Job Printing neatly done at this offiee* Advertise in the GAZXTTB. A SPECALTY m: E'jK • ;"$S§ *S'" * > /SS^ ,\ • - ~ i..„^ -'^3 cts.1 V ' '' y 1 • ill WEEKLY - NOB WALK - GAZETTE Sfe:; t " *' f, : '" $'h'*'• Stole $20,000. k CITY NEWS OF THE WEEK. fes Went to the Cemetery. NEWS OF THE WEEK. The police of New York and Connec MIDDLESEX BANKING C0, ticut have been notified by President- The elephant, Romeo, took advan D. B. Dennis of the Coldwater Nation Commodore "Bert" Woodward has tage of the departure of Barnum's show tfftf OF MIDDLETOWN. C0VN. Connecticut has 57 postmistresses. al Bank of Michigan to look out for sold his yacht. Quaker City, to H. H. for New York to make his escape and Chartered in 1872, Under the Bairit'ig 'L&ws two men who are suspected of having Wilmot of Bridgeport. ' go for a walk in the cemetery. Keeper Connecticut. ^ robbed the bank on March 2 of $20,000. Newman found him, and a hot pursuit Cash Capital, 8600,000. Suroltin >' Eight telegraph linemen were ar Officer Gladstone is out after a two followed. At the north-west corner of rested in Hartford for working on Sun On the day of the burglary two suspic weeks' severe illness. He is not yet, Six per cent. Investment Bonds at par ai,d ; : ious characters were seen loafing about the enclosure was an old box car with accrued interest. At the last session of the day. . —: : however, able to report for duty. out wheels standing on the ground. legislature these bonds were made a legal in Coldwater. vestment for funds held by executors, admin The St. John's Total Abstinence and The office window was pried up with Ira Scofield, who had been selectman Into this plunged the elephant, wreck istrators and trustees. ing it. Out Of the splinters and dust Mutual Benefit society of New Haven a jimmy, the outside vault door drilled, at Darien for over twenty-five years, E. B. CRAUFURI), Ag't., has disbanded. and the lock punched off, and then the died at his home very suddenly Monday walked Romeo, to be hooked in the ear lock on the inside door was broken off. morning, aged 81 years. by Newman, seated upon his camel. BOOM 2, MASONIC BUILDING, NOSWALS A. B. Malkin & Co. are raising the The safe doors were blown open with Then began a triumphal procession roof and building an addition to the nitro-glycerine. The coins found scat Invitations are out announcing the back to the starting point. barn of A. A. Betts. marriage of Sadie Rhuamia Hamilton tered about the floor the following day and Andrew Johnson, the ceremony to OUSATONIC KAILKOAD. hC- had been twisted and marred by the take place on Wednesday evening, Dr.Uale's Household Ointment H DANBURY & NOIiWALK DIVISION We wonder how many Presidential force of the explosion, and it is sup March 23d, at 8 o'clock, at the home of Cs the finest remedy in the world, It Corrected to Jan. 3d, 1892. candidates imagine they hear the buzz posed that the paper currency, of Trains leave South Norwalk for Danbury— which there was 14,000, must have the bride's mother, Mrs. Sarah Hamil absolutely cures Catarrh. It cures 6.15,9.18 a. m„ 13.11,2.23,5.10, 6.30 and 10.25 p. m. ing of that deadly bee. ton, of West. Norwalk. Neuralgia and Rheumatism. Cures Sundays—9.26 a. m. and 7.16 p. m. been badly burned. The other $6,000 Piles like magic. Cures Salt Rheum Trains leave Danbury for South Norwalk— John Fratzell of Lon chance with others of the country. NORWMK^K.Gazette. Some of them, from the impulses re • — THE ? BOSTON& ;; ceived at school, will become heads of "Truth above ull things." large manufacturing establishments, 3 FRIDAY, MARCH 18, 1892. which will do somebody some good. ; Dft IV GOODS.* STOR E t:* *"' [Entered at the Post Office as a Newspaper] News in Advertisements. A good newspaper is a presentation A Delegate Convention. SPRING SILKS AND DRESS GOODS.VIWW^IW. ^ % i of the drama of daily life, for which We would ask the politicians of Nor - " all the world's a stage." Its news is -tralk to carefully consider the question We beg to inform our Mends and customers, and the public generally, that diif personal as well as public. Its person whether the time is not ripe to abolish reputation for keeping f •; al news is not exclusive, but of particu the old fashioned caucus with all its lar and direct interest to many persons faults and substitute a "delegate con constituting the subdivisions into which vention." Nor walk has within its bor THE - LARGEST - STOCK - OF - DRESS - GOODS • ders nearly 4,000 voters. If they should the masses are separated. y§ • When you have read the general in all attend their several party caucus will be sustained, as heretofore. telligence regarding public events of h the caucus would be too cumbersome. the day, gathered by reporters far and As it is now no attention is paid to the near and transmitted by lightning to several sections of the town, and many Five hundred yards New Printed India Silks, in Black Two hundred yards of New Watered Silks in large, hand- the publication office; and after that, who would attend a school district pri INDIAN MEDICINE MEN and Colored Grounds, Floral Designs in White, 22-in. wide, some Wave Shadings, in all the leading shades, sold in New *T when you have noted and digested the would be a bargain at 59 cents ; sale price, York at a great bargain at 58_cents. Our price, mary to choose delegates cannot attend CURE ALL DISEASES OF THE opinions of your paper on current a caucus. A delegate convention would events and their relations to those of LIVER, 39c. 49c, be, or could be made more representa m other times and other countries, you Crape Stanley Silks, famous throughout the country and '•< 4^- '•: tive in its character, it would eliminate STOMACH, Four hundred yards of Oolah Wash Silks. These Silks ; £0. have not exhausted your newspaper for which we are the sole agents for Norwalk, the daintiest, y';T' the "packer caucus," and would give are largely used for Summer Waists, and well worth sheerest material used this season, all colors, pure silk. Our J*!' either as your informant or as your in BLOOD, and Bargain Price, - j the outer portions of the town a repre price, . ' ~~' r* structor, saj*s the Recorder. BY USING K9DNEYS, sentation if they cared to have it. The There remains for your enlighten advantage of some sort of a delegate 59c. 69c ment and entertainment tke most vivid convention was proven at the last Bor of all presentations of the life of the INDIAN SAGWA. Y" ough election. The Democrats held an world, because expressed by people It quickens the Torpid Liver, tones up tha old fashioned hurrah caucus with every themselves in their own words, while disordered and WEAK STOMACH, PURI body there, the Republicans recogniz- FIES THE BLOOD, and CLEANSES and describing their own wants, opportuni STRENGTHENS the KIDNEYS. Twenty-five pieces 42-inch Bedford Cord, all wool, wide •rK* I ing the weakness of the caucus system We are showing s large line of Bedford Cords, Cote d« ties and aspirations, such as go to make NO ACIDS or MINERAL POISONS wale diagonal, shades, tans, grays, modes, castors, navy, farmed out their nominations to a com- Cheval and Two-toned Bedfords in all grades, , . up the sum of human life and hope. It to corrode tbe Stomach and Poison tlie Blood. greens, latest weaves, good value at 98 cts. Our price, Imittee i. e. a delegate convention as it •A purely vegetable preparation from plants 49c., 69c., 98c., $1.09. si S is certain that since the development of selected by and known Giilv to the Kickapoo 75 Cents. |were ; and we know the rest. the press as the exponent of civilized tribe of INDIANS. In choosing delegates to State and THOUSANDS will testify to the wonderful thought there is even more to be learn effects of the Iother conventions the caucus system WE ARES AGrEMTS. ed from the advertisements in a news |might be improved on. — paper than from that part of the publi INDIAN SAGWA. We commend the consideration of Why will YOU SUFFER when one dollar cation which is called its " news col will buy a bottle at any Drug Store in the U. S. |this question to our local politicians, umns." If you wish to know the com Priestley's - Silk - Warp - Henriettas! is we believe its introduction would munity, the place to study it is in the KICKAPOO INDIAN OIL, Igive us excellent and well balanced A prompt, reliable, efficacious healing LixiMENfi advertisements. Each Piece is Stamped* tickets and do much to break up the It is very likely that you will find Sectional feeling in town which is in no something much more important to you R S. Every five yards on the under side of the selvedge, with the name "B. Priest Ivise diminished by our double-bar SEAT, GARMENTS, than all that. To those whom they con ley & Co." in gilt letters. J relled town caucuses to select candi- CAPES, MUFFS, cern advertisements are the news of the lates and delegates. BOAS, Etc., day. Are you quite sure that there is Slake the most desirable When you want Fine Black Goods, come and see us. A State Farm. no advertisement this evening that in HOLIDAY PRESENTS. Among the complaints made by the terests you. or that may not affect your Ow stock comprises all kinds cf Furs in the latest styles. laboring men is the one'concerning the course or welfare ? If you have any Gents Furs, Carriage Robes, Kiigs, etc., great variety^ All Competition of convict-made goods, doubt on the subject and have notjprac- ey.oris warranted and eatisfac- f/liieli, it is claimed, demoralizes the ticed the excellent habit of reading the i:oa guaranteed. Send for II- Jchtiiited Catalogue. jrket and affects the manufacturer as advertising columns, read those in the KstaMislicii 42 years# 150 Jackets to he sold on Saturday. These Jackets sold from rell as the skilled laborer. On the GAZETTE to-day. There is a very Ither hand it is decidedly better for the strong probability, to say the HENRY SIEDE, $5 to $10. We will close them out at $2.98 each, so if you lonvicts that they should have some least, that you will find in ; 4 West 14th St, Kew York City. |ort of occupation, and, if possible, be this advertising matter the very want a Jacket call and see them. slf-supporting. The wise men of Mis- news that transcends all the other news So Careful! |issippi have been wrestling with this in value to yourself. Even if you do No matter what disease you may t-oblem and have solved it by estab- not find this you will certainly discover have. Be sure that the medicine you take is reliable. Such a medicine you Special Sale Cotton Underwear Saturday and Monday. tshing a state farm whereon the con- matters that will instruct and perhaps will always find Sulphur Bitters. They |icts will labor and at the same time amuse you. are not a cheap rum drink, but are lise their own sustenance. The wis- Read the advertisements day by day made of the choicest roots and herbs )m of this plan should commend it- for a week, to begin with. Do not lay to be found in the vegetable kingdom. —Daily Argus. ^lf to our Connecticut prison reform aside your paper until you have read Ten dozen fine Tea Gowns, Bedford Cord effects, special for Saturday and 01 IQ 's. Let the state buy up a dozen or so them, and you will form a habit that Monday, $lildi our " abandoned farms,", surround will be a never-failing source of instruc New York, lem by a ten-ply, electro-charged tion and diversion—a liberal education March 14th, 1892. lib-wire fence, then set the convicts in itself. Our progress in the manu The Popular Boston Dry Goods Store, 1 work digging ditches,cutting bushes, facture of clothing surprises pking up small stones, removing the IN BOSOIl OF ST. PATRICK. Cor. Main andL "Wall Streets, Morwalls.. fge ones, etc. men who look into the matter [ri short, let the farm be thoroughly Representative Sprln^nr Not Too 111 t« for the first time. In the bared up and turned into a garden by Forget His Green Bow. realm of ready made we ac |e work of the convicts, and as fast as WASHINGTON, March IS.—Although Rep resentative Springer is still a very sick man knowledge only one or two Je farm is cleared up let the state sell he has not lost his interest in the progress rivals—our real competitors md buy another with the proceeds of of affairs. The first thing he asked for sale. There are none too many well Thursday was the green bow which he has are the custom houses. lared farms in Connecticut and their worn for years on the 17th of March, and When you can step into a The Leading Dry (loods Store, all day it decorated his breast, showing iber could be increased ma ay fold above the line of the bedclothes. perfect-fitting Suit or Over jur great present advantage. The coat, made of best fabrics in In who turns a hundred acres of poor A Big Parade at New York. NEW YORK, March 18.—The day was fitly best manner, where is the use Id in to a garden and makes two blades celebrated here. On the city hall and other rrass grow where but one grew be- public buildings there was a fine display of of paying custom prices or benefits the human race both pre- bunting, and all over the city and its en submitting to the delay of or |t and to come, as much as he who virons the emerald flag floated from hun dreds of edifices. dered work ? lids a stone church. Shortly after noon the different divisions Free deliveries to all points within one hun hearing up land would not be work of the Ancient Order of Hibernians and the dred miles of New York city. It would run athwart skilled labor or other Irish societies paraded the city. jet any established industry. If this The parade was an extensive one, there ROGERS, PEET & CO being something like 15,000 men in. line THREE |Prince, seems cumbersome, then put the marching to the music of forty-five bands, JB ROADWAYiT i Warren, |victs at work upon our roads. Hand- The parade was reviewed on Union square STOKES I 32d St. ten stone is preferable to the ma- by Mayor Grant and various city officials. le-br jken article, and where could Mrs. Bowker Wants $30,000. Chicago Celebrates the Day. ATLANTIC CITY, March 18.—Sophie E. I convicts be better employed than CHICAGO, March 18.—St. Patrick's Day Bowker, of Philadelphia, has sued this city. 9 GAZETTE BUILDING. [roviding material to build or repair was celebrated in this city by the Irish pop She claims $15,000 for damage to her prop wretched country roads? Here,, ulation on a more general scale than ever erty by trespassing of the city workmen no skilled laborers are brushed before. The parade was in in four di making street improvements and $15,000 visions, the first including the Hibernian for the shock and suffering occasioned by |e by an unhealthy competitor. In Rifles and the Clan-na-Gael Guards and the their ill treatment. "We -will Commence on It better way could our convicts be Robert Emmet Guards; the second the ployed than in reclaiming and im Father Matthew Total Abstinence so In Balfour's Defense. ping poor land, or in building good ciety and tire Catholic order of LONDON, March 18.—The Times defends Foresters; the third the thirty-seventh di Mr. Balfour against the attacks of the op Is ? We shall watch the Mississippi vision of Hibernians, and the fourth the position. It admits that Mr. Balfour has ?riment with interest. clergy and citizens. The procession was re defects, due to his cleverness; that ht viewed by Archbishop Feehan and Mayor speaks oftener than prudence dictates; but Industrial Schools. Washburne at St. Patrick's Roman Catholic the Unionists, it says, should rally to his |>rne Norwalk people who are deep- church. support. SATURDAY, FEB. 20, Interested in the welfare ,of the Commander Poole's Appointments. ig in our midst, ape pointing out ALBANY, March 18.—Department Com It is being done in other places, in mander Poole has made the following ap pointments on his personal staff: William A. A HEALING WONDER." 1 matter of establishing industrial Wallace, assistant adjutant general, Post jches of their public schoclsystems. 63, Albany; W. W. Bennett, assistant quar |e are led to make these statements termaster general, Post 121, Albany; C. A. SPECIAL \ Weaver, inspector, Post 151, Syracuse, N. the reading of a school report of Y.; Horace D. Ellsworth, judge advocate, leapolis where sewing was first in- Post 346, Canton, N. Y.; James D. Bell, CXEV iced in 1884. . It is now taught in chief mustering officer, Post 435, Brooklyn fourth, fifth, sixth and seventh L. Curtis Brackett, senior aid-de-camp, Post Jesf Girls learn plain sewing. 140, New York. make thousands of garments in Lingo's New Trial. lol under the direction of their CAMDEN, N. J., March 18.—Tho second Iters. In the harvest festival pa- trial of Francis Lingo, who was recently granted a new trial by the supreme court, 1 last fall one of the floats bore 18 will take place at the October term. The each of whom wore a dress which postponement was asked for to allow Cures Eczema. White Aprons, Corsets and Hamburg Edgings, jjut, fitted and made in school, as a Messrs. Harned, Belden and Weaver, who Always Gives Prompt Relief. '®i§ of the instruction given in the have been recently added to the counsel for the defense, an opportunity to make ; "For years I suffered untold Ladies' White Skirts, Corset Covers, Chemise, Draw classes. Last year 3,630 gar- preparations of the case. misery from Eczema. Comfort Pow were made by the girls who were der has given me great relief." — ers, Night Dresses, all New Goods, and we propose to ing instruction in sewing, of Valuable Jersey Cattle Killed. W. H. BRIGGS, 55 Austin St., Boston. there were 2,366. This year the PHILADELPHIA, March 18.—The slaughtei of Joseph E. Gillingham's valuable Jersey "I used Comfort Powder for >er in the sewing classes is about cows, which are affected with tuberculosis, Eczema with complete success. In a and the number of articles made began at the Clairmont -farm, Villanovai week theirritation subsided. In three Six were killed—five by Dr. S. S. J. Haxger, SELL THEM LESS THAN THEY COST ? i • Lem will be nearly or quite 6,000. weeks the Eczema had entirely ^rk shops for boys are also in suc- professor of anatomy at the university, who disappeared." — E. T. CUTLER, A. stabbed them in the spinal cord at the base V3, operation, and all the teachers of the brain. The sixth was killed by Rabbi Pawtucket, R. I. •" To Manufacture. :y'H testimony to the noticeable results Stemple, who cut its throat. " Comfort Powder cured my Ec lis training, in expanding and zema after everything else failed." Strange Mishap to a Farmer. — W. H. PHINNEY, S Paul, Minn. Jitening the minds of the scholars, BLOOMINGTON, His., March 18. —Samuel suggested that *ur School Com- ALL DHUOOISTS SELL IT. Sells, a farmer, while walking from his bars - SEND POSTAL FOR PREC SAMPLE. le take up the subject and give the to his house tripped and felL A bar of • COMFORT POWDER CO., Hartford, Conn. lunity the benefit of its researches rusty iron entered one of his eyes and ' " > I. S. traa, MOMTMV. pierced the brain to the depth at six indies. recommendations for ua to carry It required all his strength to poll the iron out. He cannot recover. ... oa give our children an equal No. 2 Gazette Building, Norwalk. w J* >< " vX ' ' If -<£' , i \ v f N ' (f \ v* ft . >f gg, V. •'.p'f&S-V 3 cts. *** ^V"1 i * * -J"* ^ WEEKLY* JfOEfALK •G A Z E T T E Vj •' Campbell Favors Cleveland, p4 ': MURDERED? ST. PAUL, March 18.—Ex-Governor James Mysterious Death of the Notorious Bar Why is E. Campbell, of Ohio, who passed through CARTERS ber Detective at New York. here, said to a reporter: "I think Cleve NEW YORK, March 18.—Richard E. Gas- land still has the advantage over Hill. He ITTLE x£jj» ew.'1^ > i . bler, who gained some notoriety recently is as popular as he ever was with the rank by capturing "green goods" men who had New York's Senate Committee Says and file of the Democratic party and is IVER HOOD'S buncoed him, died at Bellevue hospital -s m. the Combine Exists. gaining steadily. We can tell more about PILLS. from injuries received in ai^- unkiiown Hill's strength, though, when we see the manner. The police are inclined to believe Sarsaparilla "v#; result of the southern trip. He has cer that he was assaulted by friends of the men Such a great success, and Why is it im- 'X LEGISLATION IS NEEDED. tainly taken a novel method of conducting he captured. They will investigate the his campaign. It lo'oks now as though the case. Gaebler was found' Tuesday night possible for other Sarsaparillas and silver bill would pass, but I cannot say as on the Bowery in an unconscious condition. blood purifiers tp compete with this Senators Ask for More Time to Look Into yet what effect it will have on the chances CURE of the Democratic party in the coming Sick Headache and r»lieve all the troubles inci great medicine? Because t the Reading Deal—The Assembly De dent to a Waous state of the system, such a3 Bookkeeper Whitney Testifies. campaign." Dizai&ass, Nausea, Drowsiness. Distress after UTICA, N. Y., March 18.—In the case ol feats the Increased Fair Appro- . ! Senator Hill at Atlanta. eating. Pain ia th > >ide, &c. While their mosc Anthony Gould, of Albany, the alleged bank No Other priation Amendment. . j'-~ remarkable success has been shown ia curing ; ATLANTA, March 18.—Senator Hill and robber now on trial here in the United gives as much medicine for the money |§§| his party arrived in Atlanta at 6:30 a. m. States circuit court, George P. Whitney, the as Hood's Sarsaparilla. A. ALBANY, March 18.—The committee on :0PYHUFTTPFS9O John T. Glenn, chairman of the state cen former bookkeeper of the bank, swore that • I a . i _ Sarsaparilla has on two occasions he raised the deposit made .. general laws of the senate gave a prelimi Goes right to the spoi tral committee; Captain E. P. Howell, I. J. SICK IMO Other the careful per nary report on their investigation into the Hill, Fulton Colville, J. M. Slaton, John Headache, yet Carter's Little Liver Pills ara by Gould $1,000 when crediting his account, —one of Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pel equally valuable in Constipation,curin g and pre* marking on the margin of the account each sonal supervision of the proprietor in all \ < alleged coal combine in this state. The Colvin and Mayor W. A. Hemphill were venting this annoying complaint, while they also lets. They do the right kind of the committee who met jthe senator, who correct all disorders of the s tomach.stiinulate the time the initials "A. G.," to show that he the details of its preparation, as has committee finds that the traffic is controlled liver and regulate tho bowels. Even if they only had done so. ; Hood's Sarsaparilla. , by the Beading, Delaware and Lackawanna work when they get there, too. No found many old friends waiting to shake hands with him. When breakfast was ovei cur°d K • • Sarsaparilla has and Jersey Central roads. violence, no unpleasantness—but a Snyder's Victims Will Recover. mild and gentle cleansing and regu the senator returned to the station, where TIFFIN, O., March 18.—The victims ol No Other the merit to se The committee had found that the most a special train was in waiting to take him cure the confidence of entire communi amicable relations existed between the di lating of the whole system. Sick HEAD Tuesday's shooting at the Naylor hardware to Savannah. Aclie they would be alxioat pricelessto those who establishment, Naylor, Crobaugh and ties and hold it year in and year out, as rectors of these roads, and they had been Headache, Bilious Headache, Dizzi fiMilor from this distressing complaint; but fortu* Mills Staking a Strong Fight. Downey, will all recover. The funeral of has Hood's Sarsaparilla. so far presented with evidence to show that nately ttieir goodness does notend here,and thosa ness, Constipation, Indigestion, Bil AUSTIN, March 18.—The race for United who once try them will find these little pills valu Walter C. Snyder, the suicide and would be | Sarsaparilla can the roads admitted that these relations al ious Attacks, and all derangements able in so many wars that they will not 1>8 wil triple murderer, was held Thursday. States senator is waxing hot. Mills, Cul- ling to do without them. But after all sick head No Other produce from lowed them to agree upon a sort of fixed of the liver, stomach and bowels, are bertson and Chilton are running in the order actual cures such wonderful statements irate for coal on all roads. promptly Relieved and permanently named, but the battle will be a close one. Shot by Escaping Thieves. ,, . 'of relief given to humaa suffering as TAMAQUA,- Pa., March 18.—Near Tama- In fact, the committee had already found cured. They're the best Liver Pill The final issue will be nest Tuesday. Mills' Hood's Sarsaparilla. that the charge of a rate combine was true. friends claim a walk over on first ballot, bu:; ACHE qua, while trying to capture three thieves. H a Sarsiaparilla pos- ever made. Purely vegetable, per the race is no one's till the end. It is the Is the bane of so many lives that here is whore Officer John Merget was shot and fatal'y They had taken testimony to show that the we make our great boast. Our pills cure it while esses Com fectly harmless, easiest to take, and hottest contest ever known in Texas. wounded by them. The thieves escaped, IVO Utner S the combine purpose was to control coal traffic ethers do not. bination, Proportion and Process Pecul and make the public pay any rate they de always fresh and reliable. Gently Carter's Little Liver Pills are very small and but were pursued by a posse and caught. Ant.i-Iiiil Delegates Chosen. very easy to take. One or two pills makea dose. Threats of lynching were made. iar to Hood's Sarsaparilla, and which manded. aperient, or strongly cathartic, ac They are strictly vegetable and do not gripe or makes Hood's Sarsaparilla in curative Remedial Legislation Needed. cording to size of dose—one tiny POUGHKEEFSIE, N. Y., March IS.—The purge, but by their gentle action please all who anti-Hill Democrats of this county have se use them. In vialsat 25 cents ; five for $1. Sold Philadelphia Market House Damaged. effect Peculiar to Itself. They required more time to examine wit "Pellet" for a dose. They're the by druggists everywhere, or sent by mail. PHILADELPHIA, March 18.—Fire badly •KI ^ Sarsaparillacom- nesses and suggest some remedial legisla lected the following delegates to the Syra smallest in size, but the most satis cuse convention: Timothy Herrick, ox CARTER MEDICINE CO., New York. damaged the Philadelphia market house. bines economy tion, and asked that they be continued in Imperfect insulation on an electric light NO Utner existence until the next legislature. The factory in result. Staajjl-urg; Alexander W. Perkins, town of and strength as does Hood's Sarsapa Poughkeepsie; Egbert Rutter, Clinton. wire caused the blaze. The loss is estimated Beading, Delaware and Lackawanna and They're the cheapest pill you can Sisal M Ufe Sail Slim at over $75,000. rilla. It is the only preparation of Jersey Central roads, the report says, to buy, because they're guaranteed to Thayer's Case Dismissed. which can truly be said, ioo Doses $i. gether with the Erie and Delaware .and give satisfaction, or your money is WORST CASES CURED TO Burlington Republicans Win. A .. Sarsaparilla has OMAHA, March 18.—The supreme court at STAY CURED IF UNCOM Hudson roads, control the whole of the sys returned. Lincoln called up the case of the state, exrel BURLINGTON, N. J., March 18.—The city effected such re tem of anthracite coal production and may LICATED BY ORGANIC election in Burlington resulted in a victory NO Utner You only pay for the good you Thayer vs. Jtirr.es E. Boyd, and on motion DISEASE. markable cures as Hood's Sarsaparilla, fix rates because they are in control of of Governor Boyd's counsel confirmed judg Incurable eases for the Republicans, but the Democrats smaller mining concerns and branch rail get. Can you ask more? WANT declined elected their candidates for treasurer and of Scrofula, Salt Rheum, blood poison ment and dismissed the case at Thayer's NAME OR ing and all other blood diseases, roads. ' EVERY ASTHMATIC. assessor. The committee had been promised testi costs. This practically ends the case. amination free by mail. •kg a ,. Sarsaparilla has mony from prominent financiers, and asked Nurses Kille« <>,y iyplius. K HAROLD HAYES-M.D. New Organization of Methodists. NO Utner equalled Hood's NEW YORK, March 13.—Two more deaths BUFFALO. N.'Y PITTSBURG, March 18.—An organization for this lease of life in the interest of the Sarsaparilla in the relief it gives in the public. from typhus have occurred in the Riverside under the name of the National Union oi Blaine, hospital. The victims were Lizzie Fitz- City Evangelization was organized by Meth severest cases of Dyspepsia, Indigestion, No Increased Fair Appropriation. THE INTERNATIONAL CITI . patrick and Mary Bergman, nurses in the odists from all parts of the country at Pitts Sick Headache, Biliousness, Heart ALBANY, March 18.—The assembly de institution burg. burn, and other stomach disorders. feated the amendment raising the appro GATEWAY OF 2 GREAT NATIONS, Special Sale list of Patents. The New Era Monument. 9LI Sarsaparilla over- priation for the World's fair from $300,000 WHERE COMMERCE MOVES WITH List of Patents issued from the 0. S. Patent to 8500,000 by a vote of 39 yeas, 82 nays. of BED TANK, N. J., March 18.—The New NO UtnercomesThatTired TIDE AND RAIL. Office, March 15th. 1892, for the State of Feeling, Restores the Appetite, and When the consideration of the bill on Connecticut, furnished us from the office of Eramoi -ment, in memory of 800 German second reading was begun Mr. Husted of Send to the undersigned for maps and pam immigra its who lost their lives at Deal "Makes the Weak Strong," like phlets which will inform you about lilaine, EARLE & SEYMOUR, Solicitors of Patents, 86S Tinware and House- fered an amendment that the managers be Puget Sound, and the new state of Washington. beach thirty-seven years ago, will be un Chapel Street, New Haven, Conn. veiled at Red Bank on Memorial Day, Hood's Sarsaparilla empowered to expend such amount as they Blaine, the future metropolis. Population, C. E. Billings, Hartford, pocket knife. . furnishing Goods. deem' fit to encourage the exhibition of 1889,75; 1890, 2100. Complete system of electric B. H. Brown, New Haves, rolling machine. N. B. If you decide to take Hood's lights; waterworks; tenmiles twelve-toot side- Johnstown Is Very Dry Now. dairy products of the state. He said it was walks: six miles graded streets; has best land- M. S. Chapman, Manchester, envelope. do not be induced to take any other. done at the request of the Dairymen's asso locked harbor on Puget Sound. Four greatest A. B. Dobbs, New Haven, assignor to Sco- JOHNSTOWN, Pa., March 18.—All the vill & Adams Co., camera. _ ^ TT ciation. It was a fact that Illinois butter trans-continental railways. The Canadian F. A. Grellet, assignor to B. and O. Hem This Week. Johnstown saloons were closed, the licenses Hood's PillscureBiliousness Pacific and Great Northern Railways are just having expired. They cannot be reopened and Philadelphia butter sold for much high completed here. The Northern Pacific is onl> ming, New Haven, vegetable cutter. .-Vis er prices than butter made in our own W. C. Homan, assignor to E. Miller it Co., 12 14c, legally until next Monday. 15 miles away and the Union Pacific is coming wick adjusting device. Muffin Pans, c & state. as fast as men and money can build. Now is F. P. Hubbard, Durham, letter box. The ways and means committee reported the time to buy lots and blocks and realize on Preserving Kettles, i5c, Lawyer Trunkey's Suicide. the great rise in values. H. K. Jones, Hartfoid, assignor to Russell & IVI how to polish her adversely" the Mullaney bill, appropriating We are the largest owners. Lots range irom Erwin M'f'g Co.. New Britain, wood screw. OiS Tea Kettles, 12 c, WARREN, Pa., March 18.—W. G. Trunkey, stove without coverl ns Same, method of and means for rolling a lawyer of Warren, son of the late/Judge herself and every $1,000 to assist in erecting a monument to $751© $1,500. Lots five to ten blocks from water screws. „ , „ , Half-Covered Dust Pans, 8c. thing else with dirt. the veterans of the Mexican war. Every front, $75 And $100; choice, $100 to $250.. Terms, W. M. Morton, New Haven, sash fastener. Trunkey, committed suicide at a Youngs one-third down; balance, one year, in equal She always uses '' 4 thing here was tinged with the colors of St. monthly payments. You get exactly the same W. Pearce, Plantsville, assignor of three- Wooden Handled Soup town (O.) hotel by hanging. Patrick. Senator Parsons, of Bochester, fourths to M. N. Woodruff. terms as given at our offices here and m N. A. Barnes and J. H. Pratt,horse shoe calk. Ladles, 4 c, The Bill Not Vet Signed. > \3 was early on hand with two page boys and Blaine. By remitting ten dollars by draft, H. C. Rice, Farmington, lawn trimmer. ENAMELINE. soon had every senator and officer of the registered letter or telegraph we will select F. Wheeler, Meriden, clutch and stop mech Hinged Canisters TRENTON, March 18.—Governor Abbett tor you the best unsold lots. anism for presges, has not yet signed the bill passed by the It being a paste, cannot spill senate decorated with a sprig of shamrock BEFEBENCES—Every bank' and business firm 6 2 like a liquid, will not burn, and a white pink. in Seattle; Washington National Bank; Hon. DESIGNS. ' 1-lb, c; -lb,8c. legislature legalizing the Reading des&l. This makes no dust, no smell, gives E. O. Graves, President,and ex-Assistant U. S. J A. Truat, New Britain, clasp.S is causing much comment W Trenton. a jet black gloss* and Is easily In the house green ribbons and rosettes Treasurer; L. H. Griffith, Reality and Ranking Cuspidores 6 c and 8c. 1 were prominent, while Tim Sullivan drew a applied . Your dealer keeps It, Co. and ex-Governor Eugene Sample, Seattle: Covered Buckets, Senator Morrill May Recover. try one box, 5 and lO cts., or resolution which read, "That when this First National Bank; Blame National Bank and AT send 2 cts. for sample to house adjourn, it adjourn in honor of the Chamber of CQpaiaeroe, Blaine, Washingt 2-qt. 6c; 3-qt., 7 c, WASHINGTON, March ^8,—Senator Mor natal day of Ireland's patron saint, St. ADDRESS rill's condition continu^ tp be encouraging, J. L. PRESCOTT & CO., No. Berwick, Mtf. Patrick." NEW EN GII AND LAND AND HA KB OK Round Trays, 6c, flvyl tjiere. is reason tp, believe he may re- The house passed the game law codifica IMPROVEMENT CO., Pit-Bottom Tea Kettles,§-qt„ •PI-WAR T tion bill. OCCIDENTAL BLOCK. SEATTLE, WASH. F.J.Curtis&Co's 7 30c, FINANCIAL AND COMMEIlC^h, We think we can enre a bad case of. In the senate the finance committee re STORE, ARE pOLD THE a5c; -qt., Backache quicker with one of Carter's ported the annual appropriation bill favor Heavy Tin, Copper- Closing Quotations of tlis New York Smart Weed and Belladonna Backache ably and it was passed, as was Senator STAMFORD RANGES, Plasters,than by any other application,' Saxton's bill allowing the endowment of Bottom Wash Boilers, 90c. 8tocU Exchange. NEW V JKK, March 17.—Money on call loaned and after the Backache is cured, you public libraries during the donor's lifetime. Large Chamber Pails, 2 5c, can still wear the plaster without dis The appropriation bill has in it these in easy at 1>£@3 per cent. Exchange steady, P Spice Boxes, 18c, posted rtuos. $4.86}>£@4.88}£; actual rates, $4.85.!/ comfort for two or three woek^, or creases: For public buildings, $35,000; for @4.85% for sixty days and $183%@4.87?4 f°r de longer. This combination of Smart woman physician at Utica, $1,200; for Large Bread Boxes, 35c, mand. Govopinj^fits gt§ady; currency 6s, 109 Weed and Belladonna is' a great hit, Bochester State hospital, $100; for board of The bid; 4g, coupon, U7 bid; extended 2s, regis act! il is hard to find any pain or ache 55 Main Street, Oval Foot Tubs, 25c, mediation and arbitration, $2,700; for main tered, 100 bid. that will not yield to it. Price 25 cents. tenance of teachers' institutes in drawing, japanned Coal Hods; The stock market was again dull tills morn Slod by drusuists everywhere, . , $5,000; a total increase of $44,000. The KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND A ing. Up to noon a little over 111,000 shares total of the bill is $8,683,956, an increase of COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF large size, 19c, were sold, The opening was firm, with Rich mond and West Point and Sugar trust the fea $205,200 over last year: 19 The governor sent the name of Peter Galvanized Buckets, c. tures. The last named was exceptionally strong, Our Own advancing 1 per cent, in the early dealings, tc Walworth, of Chittenango, for commission ALL KINDS OF 93%, but Richmond and West Point was de DO YOU er of the state board of charities (reap cidedly weak. The common dgplined from it pointed), and he was confirmed. He also fii Lord & Taylor to 14%, while the preferred slumped from 73 tc sent in the names of present trustees of 70. Toward the end of the the Middletown hospital for reappoint Grand Street Store. N. Y» ton became the feature, advancing i p0i! C02t., ment, and they were sent to the finance and the general list made a slight advance by COUGH * \ i ' * committee. Meats, Theso Ranges can bs famished 11 o'clock. The only feature of the trading There was a lengthy discussion on the bill wifch during the hour from 11 o'clock until noon was f DON'T DELAY i , *vi of Senator Edwards providing for allowing REMOVAL! a sharp rally in Richmond and West Point pre 'take 1 < -i-- the women of the state to vote for school RESERVOIRS, HOT CLOSETS and On or about ferred, which rallied to 73. Tho general mar ket was dull, but firm, and recorded very few commissioners. Mr. Coggeshall and Mr. FISH. changes. At the close the market was dull and Edwards each eulogized the women and WATER FRONTS. Jan. 1, 1892, featureless. each asserted that such a system would keep At30 we will remove from 63 and 81 Murray st. to oar Closing prices: the school system pure. The bill passed— large and spacious storerooms West. Union Tel.. 89 Del. Se Hudson....138^ ayes 25, noes 1 (Mr, Endres). Adams Express.. .143 Del., Lack. & W..15!>>£ Oystsrs and Clams U. S. Express 48 Denver.., 18% BALSAM A Burglar Attempts Suicide. Wood Cook Stoves, 263 and 265 Canal st. C., C., C. & 1 71% Erie 33% AND N. Y. Central 11G^ Lake Shore .134 TOMS RIVER, N. J., March 18.—Frank IN THEIR SEASON. and 23 Howard St.,200 feet east of Broadway,north Illinois Central 106 N or th west 12(% Bederick, a colored burglar, attempted sui 6i Tanned tripe" is the latest. As if SXp'K'Ss-fe TaJce Warning MADB BT THE ; ordinary tripe wasn't tongh enough And don't let the germs of that vile Hp--'- without tanning it. Why, tanned tripe disease, Catarrh, take root and flourish DUTCH must be nearly as tough as the consci-? in your system. Sulphur Bitters will ence of a New York Sunday newspaper prevent this and will make you strong correspondent.—Ansonia Sentinel. . and healthy.—Editor Weekly Press. PROCESS are "Treated with Carbonate of Soda, Magnesia, j Why don't you try Carter's Little When the 3.35 train out of Bridge Liver Pills! They are a positive cure port reached the East Norwalk station } D"fa*h or Bioarbonate of Soda. " ? for sick headache, and all the ills pro yesterday afternoon, the conductor •*. - duced by disordered* liver. Only one hailed station agent Rider with the re . C To partiaUy'supply the loss of pill a dose. mark, "Here Harry, come and get one natural flavor and color caused . of your citizens," at tlie same time lift by this treatment, fragrant gums ?'<•. n James C. Cotter has resigned as sex ing from a car a two hundred pound and dyes are used. ton of the Baptist Church after a ser East Norwalker, who was wallowing in 1 a gigantic jag of joy. DR. SIDNBY RINGER, Professor'of Medicine at Tin vice of sixteen years, during which University College,>Uege. London, and Physician to the College Hospital,itsu, perhaps] the greatest English time he has never missed a service, The famine relief ship Indiana, has authority on theBeac action ' of drags, states inhis "Hud- 1 Sunday or week day. Mr. J. H. Dema- arrived at the port of Libau, Russia. book of: TheTherapei the sustained admin- istration of alkalies and their carbonates renders the rest will succeed Mr. Cotter as sexton. blood it is said, poorer in solidsand in red corpuscles,1 {- and impairs the nutrition of the body." Of ammonia, , A dispatch from London says that carbonate of ammonia, and' spirits of ammonia, he - The action of Carter's Little Liver Buffalo Bill's Wild West enterprise at says: "These preparapreparations nave many properties : t in common wit!..Jth the alkaline, potash, and soda Pills is pleasant, mild and natural. Kensington has collapsed. , ; ; group. They possess a strong alkaline reaction, are ; They gently stimulate the liver, and freelyIK soluble in water, have a high diffusion-power, l,1 u.i \J and dissolve the animal textures. . . . If admin- _ Li J regulate the bowels, but do not purge. Relief from Sick Headache, Drowsi istered too Ion?, they excite catarrh of the stomach &£&?• They are sure to please. Try them. ness, Nausea, Dizziness, Pain in the and intestines/* gg&j side, guaranteed to those using Carter s It is said that a new democratic pen Little Liver Pills. These complaints For more than 100 Tears theijm ny paper will make its appearance in are nearly always caused by torpid liver house of WaUer Baker <0 Co. OF NEW YORK, Bridgeport in a day or two. Demo and constipated bowels. Restore tnese have made their Cocoa Prepay ih J crats complain that the Farmer is not organs to their proper functions and rations ABSOL XJ TELY PURE, sufficiently aggressive to meet their the trouble ceases. Carter's Little views, and say they must have an addi using NO Patent Process, A Liver Pills will do this every time. Alkalies or Dyes. >• » - tional organ of their own faith. On One pill is a dose. Don't forget this. m the other hand republicans find the Price 25 cents. same fault with the Standard. W. BAKER & CO., Dorchester, Miss. RICHARD A. McCURDY, President, $100 Reward. $100. ' If there ever was a specific for any The readers of the GAZETTE will be O YOU INTV151. one complaint, then Carter's Little pleased to learn that there is at lerst D TO BUIIiD? one dreaded disease that science has Houses built from oui IS THE- Liver Pills are a specific for sick head plans are hnnd> ache, and every woman should, know been able to cure nn all its stages, and some, couvent« this. Only one pill a dose. Try them. that is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure ent, healthy, lieiil, cool and is the only positive cure now known to axry in «um- the medical fraternity. Catarrh being iiiev, wana On the Dotcn Hill Side. rani cheaply a constitutional disease, requires a con heated in Ladies lind gentlemen, whether on stitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh winter, end the wrong side of thirty or not, do not Cure is taken internally acting directly =l»arc lots el bloaet room. You should sec our booka of tUsipss, wish to present the appearance of age in upon the blood and mucons surfaces of Containing illustration"?, floor plana, czd CCIM- either grayish or falling hair. There the system, thereby destroying the plccc descriptions. This ij the list:— is a safe, salutary remedy for this dis SENSI3LE IiOW-COST XCOL'fiTlS— foundations of the disease, and giving Vol. 1—35 Houses between $C38 and ?18G0,. . . 51-00 astrous and mortifying tendency, and the patient strenth by building up the Vol. 11—35 Houses between cr.(t ?300l), . . 1.00 that is to embellish, cleanse and fructify constitution and assisting nature in do Vol. 111—35 Houses K-tween £,J0G !.:.d S3000,. . l.(H> Colonial Houses (new), • • • • the scalp with WALNUT LEAF HAIR RE ing its work. The proprietors have so Picturesque Houses for Sca&horc nnd r orest, . 2.01? STORER, free from hurtful ingredients, much faitll in its curative powers, that (Lrtistiu ofn-Ki'vrv Holm's, . • • • • -•m- IN THE WORLD- and a renewer of color and luxuriance. they offer One Hundred Dollars for ASrWhole Set Mailed for gt8.00."®» NATIONAL ARCHITECTS'.UNION Price $1-00. Sold everywhere. any case it fails to cure. Send for list 120 N. Seventh St., Philadelphia, Pa, of testimonials. Address, F. J.Cheney New Street, New York, * >! &Co., Toledo. O. John L. Sullivan, the champion of •SfSold by Druggists, 75c. the world, and James J. Corbett were Tuesday matched to fight to the finish PENSIONS Z ^ ASSETS OVER $159,000,000. for the championship of the world, a purse of $25,000 and a stake of $20,000. ^ GEN. WM. H. NOBLE, ; Neither of the foreign fakirs, Mitchell or Slavin, put in an appearance nor No. 91 STKATFORD AVE., BEIDOEPOBT SINCE ORGANIZATION were represented by proxy, and Cor Has allblanks Heeded under New Law for bett, whose courage at any rate en Soldiers, Widows, Parents and Children. Cal titles him to respect, was the only one Longman or send for question blanks at once. to respond to the champion's sweeping challenge. PATRONIZE THE OLD RELIABLE Be Your Own Doctor. DAMS XPRESS OMPANY, It won't cost you one-half as much. A E C Do not delay. Send three two-cent Loir Kates, Prompt Delivery stamps for postage, and we will send Branch Office, Norwalk, at Morris Benedict's The Mutual Life Insurance you Dr. Kaufmann's great work, fine Main Office at Depot, South Norwalk. colored plates from life, on disease, its L. HUNT, Agent causes ar.d home cure. Address, A. P. Had Paid Policy Holders Ordway & Co., Boston, Mass. TJE1ITER Ii. GUIGUJfi, Florist and Nursery The New York Tribune contributes 1 man,n Uuion Avenue, north of Union Cemetometery, Norwalk, Conn. Dealer in Green the following to the educational litera Houseouse and HotfHouse and Bedding and Vege ture of the campaign: "A Southern table Plants, Fruit and Ornamental Trees, politician who called on Hill at the Ho Shrubbery, Vines, Cut Flowers, always on &W. tel Normandie on Sunday made an ob PAINT hand, and all sorts of designs in flowers ar SOLD UNDER GUARANTEE. . ranged to order. servation in the Hoffman House cafe 4CTUAL COST LESS THAN SI .25 PER G4* ^"Grading and refilling cemetery plots last evening which created much mer AGENTS: attended to. riment. 'Well,'he said, in the Georgia dialect. 'I called on Mr. Hill yesterday, TV. H. SMITH & CO., Norwalk, and I have concluded to favor him, be W. C. QUINTRD, South Norwalk. The assets of the Mutual Life Insurance Company are often referred to as "The Great cause I think if he secures the nomina . Iyl7 Family Fund' held by the Trustees of the Company for its policy-holders. tion he will get into the White Bouse some way whether he is elected cr not.'" During the year 1891, The Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York paid to its policy-holders from this fund the enormous sum of $18,755,711,86; the largest Stop a.ntl Think MARLIN amount paid in any one year by any Life Insurance Company in the world. How much money you have thrown away buying worthless medicines, pre pared by unprincipled parties, who care South Norwalk. not what harm they may do to j*our system. You can depend on every bot Assets are Invested as Follows: tle of Sulphur Bitters as being a reli able medicine. It searches out and cleanses from the blood all impnre Real Estate & Bond & Mortgage Loans, $81,441,540 48 matter, and makes you feel like a new person.—Boston Daify Globe. United States Bonds and other Securities; 54,441,350 70 : .WADE B Y.'> /C Loans on Collateral Securities, 10,223,903 90 Ten Cars Hay, Sergeant Cox of New Have.ii Las re TH EMA RLIWFI REArmsCO: Cash in Ranks and Trust Co's at interest, 5,070,153 03 ceived information from Washington • JvlfcW hi AVEN. -CO N.N ....U.S.A.:";., to the effect that the agricultural de Interest accrued, Premiums deferred, etc., 8,330,190 57 partment thinks favorably of the plan of organizing a new weather station on $159,507,138 68 East Rock. Three Gars Oats, The Mutual Life Insurance Company issues every desirable form of policy and Mr. Robert Van JBuren has been ap BUILDING LOTS WHICH the result! attained by policy-holders are not equalled by the payments to the policj pointed one of the Supreme Court Commissioners, to examine the pro holders in other Life Insurance Companies. posed routes for the New York and ."Ray Extension Railroad from Garden MUST : BE : SOLD City to Yalley Stream in the town of (ON INSTALLMENT PLAN.) ROBERT A. GRANNISS, Vice-President. Hempstead, L. I. "WALTER R. GILLETTE. General Manager. ' FOR SALE, AT ONCEL ife;. i ISAAC F. LLOYD, Second Vice-President. - A. Pleasant lteward. , WILLIAM J. EASTON,"Secretary, # One of the pleasantesfc renewals to a " FREDERICK SCHROEDER, Assistant Secretary. person of middle age of either sex isthe CALL IMMEDIATELY* ARCHIBALD N. WATERHOUSE, A recovery of the hair, or its change to On Wilton Avenue, ' . EMORY McCLINTOCK, LL.D., F. I. A., Actuary. the precise hue it bore in early days. H JOHN TATLOCK, JR., Asst. Actuary. CHAS. B. PERRY, 2d Asst. Actuary. Or if the hair is turning prematurely gray or falling put—perhaps through TrnrxrimArnA x FREDERIC CROMWELL; Treasurer. APPLY TO JOHN FONDA, Assistant Treasurer WILLIAM P. SANDS, Cashier the presence of dandruff—to have it x . EDWARD P. HCLDEN, Assistant Cashier, rejnvenated in full luxuriance and color WILLIAM G. DAVIES, Gen. Solicitor. WM. RICHARDS Comotrollpv Insure this result by the use of pure bo MEDICAL DIRECTORS—GUSTAYUS N. WINSTON, M.D.: E J MARSH^ M D • tanic, stainless Walnut Leaf Hair Re Charles Olmstead. GRANVILLE M. WHiTE, M. D. on, jl. u., . storer. Price $1. Sold everywhere. <>' ILLUSTRATION. Of policy No. 40.034, issued by The Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York Oct. 27th, 1865, at age 31. Ten-payment Life. Annual premium, $237.40 ENTIRE STOCK Ex-Gov. Hobart B. Bigelow, New Haven, Conn. -WILL SOLD Amount of Policy, Regardless $5000.00 Is composed of pure and wholesome ingredients, s:id is the mo3t reliablo Dividends paid in cash with the policy, 1332.00 . remedy in the market for COUGHS, COLB3 ^vA A STOTMA. iOe. & 35ets. The public will be offered no sham Total amount paid by the Company, sale, but AN ACTUAL OPPORTUNI $6332.00 TY TO SAVE 50 PER CENT. Total premiums paid, ~ > $2374.00 Trimmed and Uatrinied Less Cash Dividends drawn, 627 88 Millinery Trimming Actual Net Cash payments, $1746.12 Dividends paid in cash with the policy, 1332.00 HOLDS FANCY : AND : HAIR : GOODS Actual cash cost of the policy of $5000, $414.12 A S Hisses St. Mn Gov, Bigelow was insured ib years average ai was per thousand, 33 MAI STREET, NORWALK. ... ' ' ' BALSAM 1^ INVALUABLE FOR r"" ItlfAS STOOD THE TES the BEyrg**: Hicholsr Hew Kaven FOR 20 YEARS - Sughs ^ all Lang, SOLD BY ALL DEALER ^l.ds g* Thjubles. PHOTOGRAPH^ ReajonsWe Prices H. CAMP, Agehi, . 35c. and $1 atdruggists '<•' • W. LESTER, Ageai, Gi3.NoRTTt ; t Norwalk Ssith 1 €. MORGAN & SONS, F*rri ••f :.fe : 'homtMkm .. r'. • s> ,V ' V • ', • - • " ' A:*."' Jk'.f - ' ' " I ' , * - , , " ' tii'V:1-' t m ;• K .• 'J. "Hi*1*f* ! wM* : gjg ^ j] j] Xy L Y " N" O R "W -A. L K • Gr A. Z E T T E. Run on a Bank. Just in Time||:g^,itf; - , o. a. feanke; Wednesday, about 2 o'clock a.m. Eli •>jHORRIBLE ACCIDENT. Owing to a rumor of the instability Burchard, who- drives Basset's milk of the Rockville savings bank, which wagon, rang the door bell of J. E. A Woman Thrown from a Dog Cart THE HAIfi CUTTER was started Tuesday by an enemy of Wixon's residence on West Main street the bank, the German residents of that and notified Mr. Wixon that his barn on Wall street and Killed. _\'o. 1 UazettB Building, Norwalk. place Wednesday started a run on was on fire in the rear, and that he had that institution, but the bank is meet better get his horses and wagons out. Her Skull Crushed, and Death Eri- HOT AND COLD BATHS. ing all demands in full, and has a good Mr. Wixon hurried out to his barn and sues Almost Instantly. ,. ' surplus on hand tomeet any emergency! — -" found that the early morning up v! ,K freight train had set fire to the grass at The third of the series of sudden "' You'll be-Forced to Admit * • HENRY HUSS, Is your Nerve Steady the rear of the barn and the flames deaths this week occurred Tuesday that we will come pretty near.'striking your ' «... were fast creeping up to that building. afternoon, and coming so soon upon faney with our Spring Overcoats. It won't •< Or do you tremble and feel that you A few pails of water put out the fire, the death of Martin Morris and Rev. inake'any difference whether you are hard to Restaurant, Cafe and Snaking Roam, are breaking: that your nervous system J. H. Chapin thecommunity was deeply please or easy to please. It won't make any ' ' GRAND CENTRA! DEPOT, ; which had it not been discovered, is giving way. If you have weak nerv would have soon communicated With shocked. difference whether your pocketbook is fat or Vr\2<| J 42d Street and 4th Avenue, New Yarls ous system the very best thing you can the bnrn^ ^ The last to "cToss the river" was thin. It won't make any difference whether 5 ° " * Entrance from waiting room of New York, do is to begin to day using Dr. Hale s Eliza E. Spillane, daughter of Jere you follow your own notions or prefer to take New Haven & Hartford Kailroad. ti32 Household Tea. It is the finest Nerve Fire In Danbury. miah Spillane,of Leonard street, whose somebody else's advice. There can be but onO^ |lt§|p§§ tonic known and will restore you to At a quarter to two o'clock Tuesday terrible and sudden death about five opinion about these Overcoats, and that is, health and vigor. Don't delay. Get o'clock has no parallel in the history the sooner you get them, the better you'll be a fr.33 sample at H. R. Hale's drug store morning Danbury was visited by the most seiious conflagration since 1777. of Norwalk. Miss Spillane started out off. and the sooner you'll get exactly what Wm. Lockwood, for a drive early in the afternoon, will suit you. Our line of Spring Suitings ia The fire started in an unoccupied wood r Real Estate, Insurance and Investmen driving her brother William's gray ti D now open for inspection, and we have no hesi- . yv\I> Fast Ones to Trot. en tenement on the North side of Still ! 5a5vS 3! Securities. river, in the rear of the Crosby stables, horse hitched to a dog cart. When in tation in-.saying that never before have we »® The challenge that Mr. C. W. Wil front of the Methodist Church she shown such an elegant stock of clothing, and vi'., MONEY TO LOAN. liams recently sent out to trot Allerton and spread rapidly through the build 1 ing to two houses adjoining. The- wind was seen to reach forward and take the at such reasonable prices * Insurance Placed in First-Class Companies. against any stallion in the world a race whip from the whip-socket and strike of mile heats, three in five, in harness, caught the flames and drove them Office—Corner Main and Wall Sts., Norwalk the • horse. As the animal jumped has been accepted by Budd Dpble, who towards the carpenter shop on the cor from the blow, Miss Spillane dropped names Axtell,provided the entire purse, ner, then leaping across the river they the left rein, which caused the horse to • ' * '•' •'' ' :;vr>:vX-'? $10,000, goes to the winner. Mr. Wil set fire to the rear of the buildings facing on White sfcre.et and before the veer towards the right until the wheels ? J. Belden Hiirlbutt, liams received the proposition from of the dog cart struck the curb. In Doble and agreed to the terms. The flames were gotten under control the Comstock: Bros., Hawley block, the Stiles bazaar, the this position tbte now thoroughly *• match will take place at the August frightened horse dashed towards the "--ye/#! Attaej and Counselor at meeting in Independence, Iowa. old Nichols & Hine hat factory, the (jowperthwait building were destroyed, Bridge. Hitched to the electric light ROOM 4, UP STUBS, and the McPhelemy building badly pole in front of Comstock Brothers Are You In It. clothing store stood a horse and car Masonic Building,114 So. Main Street ** Gazette Building, Norwalk, Co damaged. If not, why not. Why don't you The three story frame building next riage owned by Sylvester Remington, west of the handsome McPhelemy of Rowayton, and against this carriage NORWALK. SO. NORWALK. always keep on hand a bottle of Dr. dashed the cart containing Miss Spil Hale's Household Cough Cure to allay block was gutted. It was owned by lane. As the two vehicles came to Alex. S. Gibson, the first irritation caused by a sudden Edward McPhelemy and occupied on the ground floor by George Hoffman, gether the carriage of Mr. Remington Organist of the First Congregational Church cold. This is the finest remedy in the was upset, and the wheels of the cart Waterbury, and Teacher of world for every kind of cough. You barber, and Richard & Beers, plumb sent spinning towards Isaacs. street, feel the good effect of the first dose, ers. The loss of these firms is small. while Miss Spillane, in the cart body, Pianoforte, Organ and and by thorough using your cough is The second and third floors were occu was dashed onto the paving stones of soon cured. 25 and 50c. bottles at H. pied by Miss Mary Doran as a boarding the car track. She struck on the left Musical Composition. E. Hale's Drug Store. house. Adjoining Edward McPhelemy's side of her head, just behind the ear, P. 0. Lock Box. NORWALK, CONN. building on the west was a small, two crushing in the skull and producing a BARGAINS. Tried to Kill Himself. story frame building owned, and occu fracture across the back of her head Otto Weistermer, who was Saturday pied on the ground floor by Thomas nearly to the other ear. The collision bound over to the superior court on a of the vehicles and throwing of the -•V&i TNA INSRUANCE CO., of Hartford. Henebry, butcher. _ The second was cart body towards the car tracks M Incorporated 1818. Charter Perpetual. charge of burglarizing the Stratford occupied as a dwelling and shop by depot on January 9, tried to commit Joseph A. Borst, tailor. The damage changed the horse's direction and he Capital and Assets, $8,902,272.64. suicide when the sentence was inposed. dashed into the yard of dentist W. H. to this building is slight,being confined Baldwin, where after making a circuit Insures against loss and damage by FIBE on He cut himself fearfully over the eye to the roof and rear wall. terms adapted to the hazard and consistent with a chisel. Failing in this he threw of the garden he came out and ran NEW : SPRING: GOODS At 4.30 the fire was under control down Isaac street across to the rear of wifl, a» laws of himself in front of a train at Bridge and the danger over. port depot, but was pulled out by the offi- Mr. Spillane's house on Leonard street, Sole agents for Norwalk and vicinity. The total loss is estimated at from where he was secured. As soon as the Just received and at the same Low Prices as my entire stock. $75,000 to $100,000. spell-bound witnesses to the collision Everything in my store at prices that will SELL them, as I George Allen Discharged- recovered from the shock, they rushed An III Wind. for the prostrate form of Miss Spillanej am closing out my entire line of ^ As stated in Saturday's DAILY GA which lay motionless upon the track The Nmlk Fire taw Co. ZETTE, George H. Allen and Jam.es L. It is a strange thing to record, but Has now Completed its nevertheless true, that the Church with blood gushiug from her nose Brundage. charged with counterfeiting, mouth and ears. Mr. Louis F. Shel 26tli SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS YEAR, were given a hearing before U. S. Green produces more ludicrous ecenefe than any other section of our quiet don and G. F. Morrison, of the Elec t And has not outstanding a dollar of unpaid Commissioner Wright at New Haven. tric Light Company, were the first to DRY AND FANCY GOODS. losses or claims for losses. JVo sound com No case was made out against George town. The latest excitement in that nany insures for less. locality occurred the other evening, reach heir, and they quickly raised her W!" C. STREET, Pres.; G. B. ST. JOHN, Treas.; Allen and he was promptly discharged. up and carried her to the sidewalk from GEO. R. COWLES, Sec'y. In the case of Brundage the detective and the principal actor in this strange affair was our old friend Linus Bene where, with the assistance of Will Mc- gave similar testimony to that given in Pherson and George Brown, she was OIL CLOTHS AND NOTIONS. George Grumman's case and Brundage dict. It seems that Mr. George R. Cowles removed to Dr. A. H. Baldwin's office was bound over in $1,200 bonds to the on Wall street. When the doctor's TJ. S. District Court. before going to New York for the win ter, employed Linus to watch his office was reached Miss Spillane was house, which stands next to the Bap just gasping and after being deposited FURNITURE. The Chief Was on Hand. on a couch expired almost immediately. COME AND SEE FOR YOURSELF, tist Church. It was while acting in the capacity of watchman and burglar Her father was at once notified of the Chief DeForest was notified on Sat accident and he had the body removed urday evening that two sports from alarm that an event happened that will ever be remembered by Linus as the to his home on Leonard street by un Westport were in town, and that a cock dertaker Kavanagh. Medical Exami Qso, H. Raymond, fight was liable to occur. In view of most stirring and chilling episode that ever marked his earthly career. On the ner Burke visited the house later in the this warning the chief was on the alert afternoon and after making a thorough and at 12 o'clock that night he over- night of the predicted blizzard Linus Furniture Dealer, had disrobed himself, donned his examination stated that she had died J. F. hauled the two strangers each carrying from a fracture of the skull. Has removed to the new and commodious a bag with the game cocks snugly frilled night dress and retired to his couch and was just in the midst of a Miss Spillane, who was well-known store four doors above his old stand and tucked|therein, while one o£ the boys car as a dressmaker here in Norwalk, had ried a valise containing the parapher pleasant dream, when suddenly the 19 Main Street, JVorwalk. Iti stocked it with NEW GOODS of the LATES rising wind blew a fire alarm and tele many friends who are deeply shocked "in STYLE and FINEST FINISH. nalia. On promising that they would at her sudden and horrible death. leave town and that no fight would oc phone wire together causing the deep GEO. H. RAYMOND, Agent. sonorous tone of the fire bell to re The funeral was held Thursday cur in this vicinity they were allowed morning at nine o'clock from St. Mary's to depart. sound over the town. At the first Furnishing Undertaker and Erabalmer. stroke Linus jumped from his bed and Church. Now Try This. dashed out onto the front porch, to discover the locality of the fire. This Mr. Prince on the Purchase. I give my personal attention to laying out It will cost you nothing and will sure -••'4 and furnishing everything necessary for the ly do you good, if you have a Cough, action of Linus was a fatal one, for in There seems now to be no doubt that ^ interment of the dead. Cold, or any trouble with Throat, his eagerness to discover the fire he the Meriden, Waterbury & Connecticut Chest or Lungs. Dr. King's New Dis omitted to drop the spring latch on the River road was bought for the Housa- liesidenee, No. 3 Berkeley Place, Norwalk. covery for Consumption, Coughs and door, and while he was craning his tonic,as has been hinted. F. H. Prince, Telephone communication with residence. Colds is"guaranteed to give relief, or neck towards the Bridge, a gust of who is vice president of the New Eng money will be paid back. Sufferers wind slammed the door, and notwith land road and who made the purchase, THE D M. READ CO. from La Grippe found it just the thing standing Linus made a grab for the practically admits this. He also says and under its use had a speedy and per knob and gave it a violent turn, the that the Meriden road in due time Bridgeport. fect recovery. Try a sample bottle at spring-latch had performed its duty to would be extended to make connec our expense and learn for yourself just the letter, and the door was locked tions with the other roads.—Waterbury FURNITURE. how good a thing it is. Trial bottles with Linus on the outside arrayed like Democrat. ANNOUNCE : THE : OPENING : OF free at H. R. Hale's drug store. Large Iza in the Clemenceau case. Here was A Fall Stock of Furmvure of all kinds. izes 50c. and$ 1.00. a dilemma that would cause the strong The Chief Makes a Raid. est heart to palpitate like the tick of a Acting on information, Chief DeFor Waterbury watch. Linus tried the est with officers Martin and 'Northrop, Parlor and Bedroom Sets, Committed to the County Home. door again, squinted through the key made a raid on a disorderly house on SPRING DRESS GOODS AND CARPETS! Complaint having been made to agent hole, tried the side door,the back door, Smith street at an early hour Wednes A Specialty. L. N. Middlebrook by Catherine A. then the blinds, but all to no avail. day morning and scooped in three The cold air of the coming blizzard Fabrics of Silk, Wool or Cotton, in all qualities of goods for dressesjwill be Sturges of Wilton, that the family of dusky damsels and two frequenters 'aof Wakeman Burr, consisting of Burr and began to get in its work,and to prevent that place. found in our selections, at veiy low prices. DAVID STOW, five children was destitute and neglect his freezing to death and being found When brought before Judge Coolidge ed, the agent went to Wilton yesterday a corpse in the morning, Linus com Wednesday they gave their names as menced a Carmencita dance up and Mais Street, Depot. South Norwalk. with Justice Nobbs of Bridgeport and Ada Williams, Alice Blade, Charlotte had the three younger children, May down the porch while the nether end Murray, Thomas Lewis and JohnShow- Our Carpet Department, now on the ground floor, connecting directly with Et^iel, aged 8 years; Harvey R., aged of his senatorial toga, assisted by the ell. After hearing the testimony, the our Dry Goods Department, is filled with bargains of all grades 6 years, and Ernest N., aged 12 years— blizzard, flapped like the spinnaker on Judge presented Ada and Charlottewith committed to the temporary home for a club racer. At every jump Linus a bouquet of $7 and costs, which they of floor coverings. ' ; launched forth a yell for help, and at neglected children at Stratford. were unable to pay, and, escorted by - ^ fN J HENRY TILLY, The mother of the children died every yell he flung his legs higher un the Chief and Officer Martin, they went til Carmencita's dance paled into in Our Household Department in the basement contains every article used about two years ago and since then the to Bridgeport. Alice Blade, who was rf* father has tried hard to provide a com significance beside the muscular con accompanied by a young baby, was pa in the bed-room, parlor, dining-room or kitchen* that is made of Carri\ge Maker, fortable home for his five children but tortions of Linus. Fortunately the roled in the custody of the Chief and china, glass, silver, wood, tin or iron. < has failed. sexton of the Baptist Church was in her case continued for a week. Lewis The children was taken to Strat_ the building fixing his fires, and 'midst raised the dust, $5 and costs, and was the howling wind he heard the cry for SOUTH NOR WALK, CONN. ford Tuesday by Constable John R released, while Showell, who also had PRICES IN THIS DEPARTMENT ARE UNUSUALLY LOW! Comstock of Wilton. help. Quickly coming out into the put in a plea af guilty with Lewis, was church yard he heard it again and this unable to raise his fiver and costs and Specialties Every Week. time located the direction of the yell, -Manufacturer of- went to jail with the others. Sudden Death. . and on going towards the house he It is said that when the officers raid spied a white figure waltzing up and ed the house they found Showell fast THE D. M. READ COMPANY. '/i Fart CarriaEes, Victorias, Boote, *t Sunday morning Martin Morris, down the porch. Linus discovered the asleep, with an alarm clock, belonging the well known tailor, attended the 10 sexton at the same time and began to to the Norwalk Hotel, set for an early o'clock mass at St. Mary's Church ap implore for assistance. The sexton was ALL KINDS OF REPAIRING. hour, so that he could get back to his parently in Lis usual health. At one soon made aware of the trouble and duties of porter on time,and that Lewis, o'clock, while at his home_ on Isaacs telling Linus to keep on dancing he when discovered, was in the act of bid street, he was suddenly stricken with hurried home and soon returned with ing himself in a small closet, notwith ,r :1K For Sale Cheap. heart failure and died at 3 o'clock, not sufficient clothing to cover . Linus' withstanding the efforts of Doctors standing his 6 feet 3 inches of height. One Peerless Press, 11x16 inches; one Prouty anatomy, which was as quickly donned csMAMxmm dikXiSii Press, 6^x10 inches; one Peerless Cutter, 22 Tracey and Gregory. and away went Linus to the sexton's Off For Russia. inches; one hundred fonts of Job Type; one Mr. Morris was born in county Kil house, wnere he spent the night offering • large Cherry Cabinet; three Double Stands; kenny, Ireland, 70 years ago, and has The Missouri, with her big loaf of one large Composing Stone, besides Sticks, up fervent prayers for his deliverance. —OF— > Rules, Galleys, Leads and Office Furniture. been a resident of Norwalk for 41 years. C. H. Merritt's factory, in Danbury, bread for the starving Russians, sailed He was well known to many of our took fire at ten p. m. .Wednesday and at 1 o'clock Tuesday afternoon for Li- ^P^^^ILSON, older citizens, and being a kind hearted was nearly destroyed. Sherman Car bau. A score of men who had done Builder, 93 Wall Street. man he made friends with all whom he roll, a watchman, was badly burned in much to collect her cargo of more than met. His funeral took place from trying to operate the extinguishers. 5,000,000 pounds of flour and corn were St. Mary.'s Church Tuesday morning Shortly afterward a fire broke out in on the pier at the foot of West Twenty- To Horse Buyers! at 9 o'clock. Fred Hope's barber shop, in the Opera seventh street to see her off. The re House block, and the upper part of the lief ship was gayly decked with flags. Before purchasing a horse call at my - Horse Notes. building was destroyed. When the tug-boats Maillard and Luis OVERCOATS AND SUITS stable and look at the horses I have Ullie Akerstrom was booked to play Pulver pulled her into the stream a big The Eastern Connecticut Trotting crowd on the bulkhead cheered. The for sale! Horses suitable for all pur Circuit representatives have fixed upon there last night, but her illness necessi tated a postponement, and doubtless score of men on the pier waved their poses, acclimated, and ready for hard the meetings for the coming season as handkerchiefs and hats, and sturdy follows: Manchester, Sept. 7 and 8 saved a stampede and possibly loss of TO MAKEKOOM FOR work, for sale cheap. Also a lot of fe. Capt. Findley smiled and^eturned the Rockville, Sept. 13, 14, and 15; Brook 'Mi: ^YAGONS, CABTS, SUBBBYS and SIDE lyn, Sept. 20, 21, and 22. The same greetings. v ' Surveyors at Yalesville.; Three hours before the Missouri -piic CARRIAGES, which I will sell at week the State Fair, where trotting is sailed a cattle barge came alongside, the lowest CASH PRICE. ' -• • always a special feature, will be held in The surveyors who are working on and 300 head of cattle were driven Meriden from the 20th to the 23d _ in the new parallel road scheme, which aboard. They were placed in stalls on SPRING GOODS. clusive. Other dates are: Norwich, controls the M. W. and C. R. road, are e the main deck. The cattle are con 3EI. 33. IDA 3M INT, Sept. 27, 28, and 29; Willimantic, Oct. now in the vicinity of Yalesville, and signed to a firm in England, and what 4, 5, and 6; Stafford Springs, Oct. 12 their presence there has stirred up the will be; paid for their transportation ' Livery Stable. : and 13. villagers considerably. will be given by the Missouri's owners, The Ridgewood stock farm of Rundle Three of the surveying party are en the Atlantic Transport line, to defray k White, Danbury, lose two good ones camped neat, the center. Engineer Green, chief of the surveyors, was in the expenses of discharging the cargo this week. Leon Wilkes, by Quarter atLibau. The Missouri will stop at S%§ • -v - "V. Must Be Sold. * master* dam Alert by Alcantara, sec the village yesterday and ordered a lot London to discharge the cattle. Capt. A FARM of 35 Acres, allMeadow and Pasture ond dam by Star Duroc, 2.25^, third of stakes gotten but at the box shop. Findley expects to make the trip^to Li- i\. L&nd Dwelling House, ninerooms, dam by Hambletonian 10, was sold to To a reporter Mr. Green said yester HENRY ] BIELEFELD! ahont eove&rs eld. Large barn and cow house bau in eighteen or twenty days. The •Vi 1 >• V * " * ne&rlv new. Five hundred peach trees in full W. E. Weeks of Brooklyn, N. Y., for day that the road would surely go through. The work will be pushed rap last of the Missouri's cargo of flour and bearing Apples, grapes and small fruits in $1,000. D. S. Hammond of the Mur grain was put into the hold late Mon £»£•>«••. 8l $ ?tB : 8 WEEKLY -?N.ORf ALK - GAZETTE. ^V.r>v- ^% 8 ©te. Langlied to Seatii, Highest of all in Leavening Power.—U. S. Gov't Report, Aug. 17, 1889. The account of the girl who laughed DREADFUL PSORIASIS herself to death in Ohio is not without Sjji a precedent in this State. Several Covering Entire Body with White years ago "Farmer Allen" and Scales. Suffering Fearful. :y. "Brother Potter," as they were Cured by Cuticura. called (David Allen and R. K. Potter), used to travel together as stump My disease (psoriasis) first broke oat on my left cheek,~ spreading across my nose, and almost cov speakers. They had a great fund of ering my face. It ran into my eyes, and the stories, and were accustomed to tell physician was afraid I would lose my eyesight altogether. It spread all over my head, and my them in a comical way. They spoke hair all fell out, until 1 was at a meeting in Dedham (we think it entirely bald-headed; it then broke out on my arms and Dry Goods, Fancy Goods and Notions, was), and Farmer Allen set one of the shoulders, until my arms were audience laughing so that the man just one sore. It covered my coukl not stop. He was carried home, entire body, my face,, head, and shoulders being the-worst. Carpets. Rugs, Lace and Portierre and literally laughed himself to The white scabs fell constantly ABS0UUTE1* PURE deatb. These incidents illustrate the from my head, shoulders, and arms; the skin would thickcn Curtains, Furniture, Trunks and J danger of people being a3 funny as and be red and very itchy, Investigating tlie Sweating Evil. they can, which Dr. Holmes long ago and would crack and bleed, c WESTON. WASHINGTON, March 18.—The subcom if scratched. After spending warned about.—Boston Herald. many hundreds of dollars, I Kitchen| Ware! mittee of the house committee on manu was pronounced incurable. I Friends from Easton spent Sunday factures appointed to investigate the sweat Jil4t His Luck, heard of the CUTICURA REMEDIES, and after using with Mrs. John Fitch. ing system has began its inquiry. two bottles CUTICURA RESOLVENT, I could see a Thomson—A man once befriended change; and after I had taken four bottles, I was Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gregory, of almost cured; and when I bad used six bottle* of All onr departments are now in prime condition for the spring trade, No Reciprocity with Salvador. me, and now I return, years after, a Cranberry Plains, hare visited friends rich man, to reward him for his kind CUTICURA RESOLVENT, one box of CUTICURA, and and at prices that will DEFY COMPETITION! Si® in town. SAN FRANCISCO, March 18 —A cable dis one cake of CUTICURA SOAP, I was cured of the patch from Salvador says congress has re ness to a penniless boy, and it is just dreadful disease from which I had suffered for five We wish to call your attention to our Furniture Department, of which Mr. Andrew Bulkley, of Southwick, my luck to find him— years. I cannot express with a pen what I suffered we have a full line of BEDROOM and PARLOR SUITS, CHAIRS Mass., visited his cousin. Miss Louise fused to ratify the reciprocity treaty with before usingthe REMEDIES. They saved my life,and the United States. Johnson^-rWhat, dead? I feel it my duty to recommend them. My hair is TABLES, etc. Rockwell last week. Thomson—No, worse; so rich that restored as good as ever, and so is my eyesight. Mrs. E, L. Gregory, of Wilton, MRS. ROSA KELLY, Rockwell City, Iowa. Our spring styles of Carpets have just arrived, comprising Axminsters, Tliirteen Buildings Burned. it would be foolish to offer him any Moquetts, Velvets, Body Brussels, Ingrains, etc, of which we are prepared spent several days of last week with KINGSTON, N. Y., March 18.—-A destruc pecuniary reward.—¥ankee Blade. M> s. Wildman Adams. tive fire visited Eddy ville. Thirteen frame Cuticura Resolvent to make and lay in the best possible manner and at prices that cannot be* Mrs. W. B. Hill, of Redding, has buildings were destroyed. The loss will ag $eU-Evldent. The new Blood Purifier, internally (to cleanse bettered. xi been spending a few days with her gregate $50,000. the blood of all impurities and poisonous elements), First American Girl—How much did and CUTICURA, the great Skin Cure, and CUTICURA A full line of TRUNKS at prices tliat will suit all! daughter, Mrs. Walter Rowland. 4 SOAP, an exquisite Skin Beautifier, externally (to The Zion HillM. E. Aid Society gave THE DEATH RECORD. your father offer to pay the duke? clear the skin and scalp and restore the hair), have Second Ditto—Ten thousand dollars a cured thousands of cases where the shedding of a sociable on Thursday evening at the scales measured a quart daily, the skin cracked, residence of Mrs. Orlando Andrews. OLIVER HEYWOOD, the well known bank year. He said, however, he wasn't bleeding, burning, and Itching almost beyond er, at Manchester, England. looking for money. What do you endurance, hair lifeless or all gone, suffering terri The friends of Miss Helen Wixon in ble. What other remedies have made each cures ? SGOFIELD & HOYT this place will regret to learn that she PETER MACK, the well known minstrel think of that? First ditto—Think! is to make her future home in Penn performer, at Pittsburg. Why he's no duke. I'll wager a box Sold everywhere. Price, CUTICURA, 50c.; SOAP, sylvania. ' Bishop ATWKLI,, one of Durham's (Conn.) of candy that he's nothing but a vile 20c.; RESOLVENT, $1. Prepared by the POTTER Norwalk and South Norwalk. . s oldest residents. DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Boston. Miss Sarah McKelvej', who has been adventurer.—Harper's Bazar. Send for "How to Cure Skin Diseases," 64 very ill at the residence of L. R. Hoyt pages, 50 illustrations, and 100 testimonials. for the past six weeks, has been re QICflPLES, black-heads, red, rough, chapped,and moved to the Bridgeport hospital. i I IfI oily skin cured by CUTICURA SOAP. ; At the Parish meeting held on Tues E. S.—!i—E. S.-B-E. S.-il-E. S.-fl-E. S.- -E. S.-n-E. S.-n-E, S. day at the Congregational Church, it 11 STOPS THE PAIN. Back ache, kidney pains, weakness, was voted to retain the services of the rheumatism, and muscular pains re present pastor, M. Proctor Favor, for lieved in one minute by the Cuti the ensuiug year. cura Anti-Pain Plaster. 25c. The funeral of Mrs. Clara Banks, widow of the late Snmuel Banks, who Opera DE3COTJLSO, Edward - Street died on Saturday last, was held on Wednesday from Emmanuel Church, Rev. Alex. Hamilton officiating. Mrs. IS MAKING THE FINEST DISPLAY OF Banks was 80 years of age. Monday,: March: 21st, Mrs. Eliza Sterling died on Sunday Special Engagement, America's Representa last at the residence of, her son, Mr. tive Romantic Actor, Charles Sterling. The funeral was held W.B.HALL&CO. on Wednesday, Rev. Dr. Seward, of FRAM MAYO, HAMBURG EMBROIDERIES South Norwalk, and Rev. Mr. Hart, of Wilton, officiating. Mrs. Sterling was oooooooo© oocoo In his Original Creation and Masterpiece 90 years and 6 months old. IN THIS TOWN. CHOICE GOODS AT VERY LOW PRICES. THE SECRETARY TALKS- ~—-Look at the Elegaut Line of- NEW YORK, March 18.—Charles Foster, THE CLASS OF DAVY CROCKETT! secretary of the treasury, who arrived at Which has been called by tlie critics: quarantine 011 the North German Lloyd " An Idyll of the Backwoods." "A steamer Spree, was brought up the bay at 7 Symphony in Leaves and Mosses." "A Foreign and Domestic Ginghams a. m. 011 board the steamer Laura M. Starin. New Birth to our New Soul." "The The tug Manhattan spent the night beside First American." "An American the steamer. It carried the following Poem." We are offering. friends of the secretary: Frank Sperry, DRESS GOODS 20th—S E A S O N—20th Fred S. Stocks, chief clerk of the United Stronger and better than ever. A Special Sale of Linens and White Goods. States treasury department; W. B. Howell Powerful Company. Special Scenery and E. J. Wynne, private secretary of Mr. and Effects. A Finished Kepresenta- Foster. Howard Carroll came down on the tion. Starin. we are showing this season are distinctly choice in character, though mod All boarded the Spree and welcomed Mr. erate in price. While we have not omitted from our exhibit the high Tickets.—35, 50 and 75 Cents. Seats on sale at Riggs' Drug Store. TH d-^7"aJx*c3- Street Foster and his party, which consisted of W. class novelties which are alwajs sought for,the widest range will be ound T. McLennan, of the treasury department; L- H. Smith, a friend of the secretary, and in the class of goods the people want most, in fabrics at $1.00, $1.25 No. 5 Gazette Building, Norwalk. fir. Hamilton, of the United States Marine and $1.50. At these prices we have an infinite variety of the hand hospital. The party took carriages to the Domestic Laundry Co. •' Fifth Avenue hotel. somest goods we ever saw, and many are the expressions of admira Secretary Foster said he was improved in tion we hear from our customers. We never knew spring goods to To the family trade of Norwalk and health and had eaten and slept well during surroundings. Having opened an agen the voyage. Wednesday he fell on the deck sell so readily before. The styles and prices must have something cy in this town, we solicit your patron of the Spree and blackedjliis eye. His friend, to do with it. We show some very choice and exclusive age. Spring Announcement! COFFEE! COFFEE!! L. H. Smith, also got a fall. a / About 10 o'clock O'Donovan Rossa came A1 work Gnarantecd in E?ery Resjeoi. I HAVE JDST SECURED THE to the Fifth Avenue hotel to see Secretary PRICES : Foster. He wanted the secretary to ex Plain Washing, 20 \ c™ts LATEST IMPORTATIONS CAF^" ROYAL plain what he meant by speaking of "flan OF nel mouthed" or "clam mouthed Irishmen." PATTERN Washing and Ironing,40 f Dozen Bossa failed to see Mr. Foster. He wore a broad brimmed hat and carried a roll of Spring Suitings, manuscript in his hand. The manuscript COLLECTINGS aslDELIVERIES FREE. he refused to show to any one. He said Within the Distance of Four Miles. Which I will make up at the lowest cash price. llUIilJu ~ U A I il« that he was determined to get the truth At SIO.OO a Contracts Taken for Hotels and Schools. F. ZOCOUR, about the flannel mouthed allegation from 8®"Special Price for Barbers' Towels, ffj the secretary's lips. Custom Tailor, O'Donovan's countenance was so clouded Send a postal, and our agent will that Barney Biglin tried to relieve the situ call. 17 y-tith Tfain Street, South Norwalk. ation, and in his hearing repeated the Re ADDRESS publican version of the episode. He said that the epithet was applied by an English ONLY ONE OF A KIND. 3! - CANON - STREET, TO BENT. man in a conversation with Mr. Foster, and Norwalk, Conn. O L.ET.—From April 1st, U892, the house that Mr. Foster said in reply, "From the 398 3m No. 21 Adams avenue, the home of the people you call flannel mouthed we get some Tlate Chas. Adams, deceased, 14 rooms, for one of our best citizens." Mr. Biglin's amiable or two families. Water on both floors. House effort only incensed .the ire of Rossa. O O OOP OOO! 'OOOOOOOOOOOCcoo newly painted and papered throughout, with barn and garden. Inquire of JOSIAH KEL^ The Secretary's Version. LOGG. Administrator, at the office of Hon Levi GET THE BIG 4 Warner. 314 tf To a representative of the United Press the secretary made the following state O KENT.—Booms to rent on second floor, Thea-Nectar, 8 O'CIock Breakfast Cof ment in reference to his trip and more es 1 T 15 Orchard street. Water and sewer pecially to the the terms "clam mouthed" Don't be afraid to come in and ask us to show our stock even if you connections. Inquire~ of" G. Haulenbeek, 23 fee, A. & P. Baking Powder and Orchard street. 314 lw and "flannel mouthed" Irishmen, alleged to are not ready to buy. We have obliging salesmen for that purpose, and have been uttered by him in an interview A. & P. Condensed Milk. O RENT.—Booms, furnished or unfur on the other side: they say it is a pleasure to show the stock, the goods are so attractive. nished, on Washington St., near Post Toffice ; suitable for doctor or dressmaker. Ctf SW'.Vr I certainly,made use of no such terms as Address GAZETTE Office, So. Norwalk. -m-t are imputed to me, or any word derogatory to the Irish race. Neither did I have an in SHOO" O KENT—The lower floor of No. 9 Fair The Finest Coffees ever sold in Nor OOPOPOPPOOOOOOOOOPPOOOOOPO Street; 3 minutes walk from Catherine walk ! Try them and be convinced. terview with any one for publication. The StreetT depot. Large garden ; rent reason story, I imagine, grew out of a conversation able. Inquire on the premises, or Charles I had in my room with a number of friends Free Delivery. Olmstead, Administrator. 9tf and callers. . The subject of immigratipn, mo KENT.—The northwest corner suite NIGKERSON 5 BETTS; which is one of great interest to English JL of rooms under Y. M. C. A. gymnasium. men just now, was being discussed. The Great A. & P. Tea Co. Possession given April 1st. Apply to F. St. 35 : AND : 37 : MAIN : STREET. In upeaking of the character of the immi John Lockwood. 310 tf gration coming to our shores, I incidentally MAIN STREET, NOBWALK, CONN. OR KENT. -The large Hall in GAZETTE touched upon the ease with which the Irish F BUILDING. formerly occupied by Our WANTED. ... "v. "s children dissimulated themselves from the Brothers' Lodge. I. O. O. F., and now fitted up and used as a Commercial College. ONERS.—Apply at the corset factory of characteristics of their parents when they Apply to CHARLES OLMSTEAD, Agt. 276tf B KOTH St GOLDSCHMIDT. 311 lw arrived here and became thoroughly Amer icanized. Even among the commonest classes of Irish immigrants was this notice REMOVAL! FOB SALE. For Sale. TTIOR SALE.—House No. 1 Mott Avenue. |& able. The same, I remarked, could be said OR SALE.—A house on \ Imcrest Terrace. F For particulars inquire of George T. m of the German immigrants, who soon be F 7 rooms; all modern improvements," LTO Brady, 90 Wall Street. 298 tf ||; came imbued with American ideas. This Tlie undersigned has removed his Bead:sady for coccupancy _ April .. T