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Weather Bulletin.
For Tuesday. in New» England, partly,
cloudy to fair weather, preceded by
snow.
Hightidu to-morrow, 7.33; low tide,
2.37.
Sun rises—7.11 a.m.; sun sets 4.59 pm.
L. B. (lrunrrnnnfijfwl‘lbw Yorkywss in
town Sunday. . .--. __».
Arthur llolly of Brooklyn is visiting
llarrerash Ill this city.
Miss May woodman spent Sunday
with her parents in lletliel.
~Somcthlug new everyday in way of
burguirc, at J.'W. A: M. S. Smith’s.
Mrs. W. L. lint—clrliiiis and Son lrvu
spent Sunday in New Haven.
Editor Royce "oli’thei Stamford Comet
is quite sick with the pneumoninu.
F. B, ()rlich of~New Turk spent Sun-
day with his relatives in this city.
——A pair of new rubbers W518 found in
front of the Sentinel otlicc Saturday
night.
Arthur Russell spent Sunday with his
parents inltown. ‘
The funeral of Phillip Clark w... held
at St. Mary’s church, this morning.
Burchurd’s ice house is being lilbd to-
day. ‘Il will contain full 20 000 tons.
~Plaisled's (L'nrgh ltdniedy the hint
.. made.
George 13. Surrpsun and Miss Agnes
Avery are to be married to-fimorruw even-
ing. ‘
Alepecial meeting of the borough is
being held in the town house this after-
noon.
The East Avenue Whilst club will meet
at the residence of Levi Warner to-
night. ' ,
—Lard in 5 and 10 pound pails, 50c
and $1. each, at Hayesy market.
R'anl; Thompson of New York spent
Sunday with his parents in East Nor-
walk.
Members of Company I) will enjoy an
oyster supper at the Armory next Fri-
day night.
E. J. llill who was appointed l'. S.
Consul at Montivcido is not E. J. Hill of
Norwalk. '
The water was shut oil in tin- borough
yesterday owinglo the broken pipe on
Main street. 7 .
A My .lt‘nh..of,." ‘ '- ‘ " ' ‘
There will be a prayerqnecting :i'
Congregational church this s"
A large party of East Nor-walkers en-
joyed a sleigh ride Saturday night.
The Muylllwerwllomok n 1.8.1.1... u.
will hold it special meeting tonight.
There was a large attendance at the
Y. M. C. A. room yestc day. W. M.
Davis led the singing.
VDr. Charles Lringnecker, formerly
dentist in this city, now in Brooklyn,
was in town yerterday.
—-A gtent special sale of Hamburg ldg-
lug, commencing Monday, Jun {Ll-l. at
J. W. & M. S. Smith's.
Rr-v. llr. (Ilark Went to Hartford this
morning to attend the. annual meeting
of the executivecommittee of the (inn-
til cticut Temperance Union.
A meeting will be held in the Temple
of Honor room this evening for the
purpose-oi forming a Reform Associa-
tion and electing officers for the same.
Mrs. John Dingee,hrr old rtsident of-
this town, died at her Ironic on Rotorr
Hill, Saturday afternoon. Her funeral
will be lipid tevrnorrow fron'. llroo’kside
Chapel. '
George W. llnllock returned homi-
frt‘irn St. Louis on Saturday. lls will
remain here oncwerk and will then go
back to the west where he lrasu lucra-
tive position.
——Carrots for Horses, by the Mind, at
licrmou's market.
(lulrge A. llnwted has gin-vi up hr»,
situation with the Yak-Hand Tu“ m- Ed in ;
'ufuct‘uring Company ill Suirrrtursl, and
secured one with the N~r\\'::ik l. ck
Company. _
The water pipes" in (,‘rolut dc Klilplr'fié
factory, Nut, ”(7.2: last night andwtlre?
employees have been unable to Work
there to-day. The same misfortune
happened in A. Solurau's factory.
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——Snllil’ork, 10c lb., at llayes' market.
”he of the Soldiers of thiI Salvation
Army told inrcporter last night that “W
report that they m-rc going to evacuate
tlri. city was not trite.’ They expect to
stay as long as the city sl'lys. ‘
An agent was traVr-ling around llr-nc-
dict Farm last week selling .1 powder to
put in lamps to prevent them from ex-
ploding. lie was offering as an llldlllfc-
A DOUBLE BH’PEII ACCIDENT.
The~ Sled Dashes Through ll. llnlrd'll
renew—Clarence Webster Badly Injur-
ed. .
Saturday afternoon a large number
were coasting‘on High street. Double
uppers and single sleds ware on the hill
and nothing happened to tour the plea-
sure until an accident Occurred to a
party coming down the hill on l’e‘rcy
Ferris’ large double ripper. They start-
ed from opposite the residence of 1". S.
Lyon. and when they reached the Epin-
cupnl church they were going so fast
that it was impossible for them to get
around the-curve. The party held on
firmly and the double ripper dashed into
l’I. Board's large fence and tore a clear
passageway through it. l'crcy Ferris
was steering the sled and he receiv: d a
severe cut over his eye. (.flurence
Webster was injured very badly and at
first it was thought that his leg was
broken. He was carried home and Dr.
Bohennan was summoned. The boy's
injuries were found to consist of a badly
sprained leg and sellers bruises. The
leg is swirllen very much and it Will be
sometime before he will trouble to be
allrllll.
RAILROAD Accrons'l.
A l’flllllt’l’l’ilud off of a Moving Train and
line a Narrow Escape.
This morning it peddler had a very nar-
row escape near the East Norwalk de-
pot. He was on the train srrlvinibin
that place from the West at 8:50 o'clock
and was going from one car to another,
when he fell from the platform and lan-
ded on the side of the track. Ills injur-
ies were slight and lie‘ was able to re-
sum’e his journey to Sungutnck.
Ml‘itlrmt 15' THE nrzcosh DEGREE.
l'erry to (in to the State Prison for fills.
The jury in the Perry murder case at
Norwich on'Snturday returned a verdict
of guilty of murder in the second degree,
and sentence of imprisonment for life
was at once pronounced. The jury was
out an hour and took six ballots. The
first three were informal. 0n the first
informal ballot the jury stood: For cou-
viction of murder in the first degree, 5;
for conviction of murder in the second
degree, 5; for acquittal. 2. From that
time out the change was gradual.
Knights of Pythlus llnll.
This evening occurs the second on-
Nirrwulk '(fulliollc [Inimi-
In response to a courteous invitation;
given by one of the Norwalk‘ Catholic]
Union to h Sentinel reporter List “cl-k, l
the latter paid .1 visit ti their quarters. '
There are three rooms handsomely car I
petcd and papered. 0n the wall-i hang i
fin» . ngravings of men prominent in lay“
and (‘lr'lll‘hl lllt‘. .\ billiard table is in,
rill" rorrm and in :uljoinilrg room is a?
tin.- pool table, which furnish mun-er»
merit to the members in lllt'll' lt-ln‘tll‘v
hours not in mentioncheckers, chi-5.4,,
it'll". The third roornc.ir.t'rirrs:i hand i
Nlitll' :‘qrrare piano on which were strewrrf
the late-st and most popular music of lilt‘:
day, showing the cultivated and appre-i
cinlivc taste of the runsrcal members of'
the society. Among the, runny engrav-
ings was an especially line one of the
Rev. John .‘ltllilg‘iit, Ill), who was pas--
tor of St. Mary's church some '36 years
ago. This engraving, {dung with a hand-
some set of resolutions. t'rc latter tlrei
‘work of llr. Murray; was intended as a ‘
gift to llr. l'I lwrrrd Mitlilynn previous
to his r.\‘¢'mliutiic:tliirn. ”wing to
the latti-i's trouble With the cc-
(‘lcrllzlstit'ui rrlitlriiritrt-s of llll‘ church
the gift one withheld. lldlnwirig are
the otlicers of the lllll'lr’ii—l’ri'l'llilfll Tully
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merit for purchasers to make thern 5
agents for the sale of the powder. and to,
present. lili‘ll) With a .‘l'l, of parlor fur-i
nittire, all {or tiri- suur of one doll tr. 5
—J. “1'8: 'd. S. Sllllllt'llt‘r'.v't'llllit; (lit all f
silk motile-l plush in :ril rind»; ', worth:
i, for $3.? per yard
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While Josilplr Klirrnt’adttr was in his:
l‘.; Henry Malone. V. l’.; William Mc-
Mahon. ll. 8.: Edward J. Finnegan. l".
8.; liar. 'l‘. .‘J. Crowley, 'l‘.; (.3. .‘5. Mirr-
rny, M. ll: RN. 1":rthorfilocum. t'. The
union is strong and ‘m-ll' inanrrgod. ’l"r
oilicvrs are among tlrv- most popular turn
in town and lb:- sol-:cly is Certainly a
”mill to tho ll trough.
nual masquerade ball of Olive Branch
Lodge, No. 19. K. of l’. at Music Hall.
A costumer is now in town at Union
Hall on Washington street and already a
large variety of handsome and comical
costumes have been rented for this even-
ion. The hull given last year by this so-
co-ry was om,- of the best of the season,
and was greatly enjoyed by those who
fortunate enough to attend.
lleim-‘s full orchestra will furnish music
which is a guarantee that that part of
the lull will be well cared for. Tickets
admitting gout and holy, $1.00. Those
desiring to attend for the purpose of
looking on can be admitted to the but-
cony for '25 cents. lfyouenjoyafl’airs
of this kind attend the masquerade ball
this evening.
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A ltlggerdall Wanted.
Sheriff Ciarkson is beginning to
wonder what he can do with the prison-
crs who are sent to jail. The county
jail has only 83 cells. There are now
tilt prisoners in the institution and the
number is constantly increasing. It is
necessary now to put two men in ce is
which rmI only four Lind a half fcct
widc. With such inermveniences proper
cleanliness cannot be observed, and still
the County Commissioners take no steps 1
toward enlarging the jail. The county 5
is growing and an addition must be built
s-mn. lt is only a matter of lime. A
rough estimate of “but till addition of
about one hundred c«»ll.' capacity could
b . built for is $25,000. ~ilridguport Farm- ,
er.
“A First Young “an."
Turners Convention.
. The unnuslcouvention of the Turner
societies comprising the Connecticut
Turubezirk, will be held in New Haven
the first part of March. At this meet-
ing new state officers are elected, the
place for the next state festival decided
on and other matters of importance to
the Turner organizations will come up.
The state officers at present are all from
Hartford. .
iii-rirora” mu réiiiins'iihn.
The new Odd Fellows Hall in Hart-
ford, considered the finest. in the Staté,
will be publicly dedicated onWednesdny
night, Jan. 25. All the Grand Lodge
oillcers will be present and (lrand
Master ll. 8. Keith of Norwalk will con-
duct the ceremonies. The address will
be delivered by Past Grand Sire James
P. Saunders of Yonkers. N. Y.
Death From Heart Disease.
Thomas Fay, an employs of the Hausa.
tonic railroad, while on his way home
last night dropped dead on Fairlleld ave.
nue, Bridgeport, within one block of his
home. Medical Examiner Downs made
an examination and pronounced it aortas
of heart disease. He was 40 years old,
married and leaves one child.
President Clark Denies.
President Clark of the Consolidated
road denies the report of a conference
between officers of his road and the New
England about the I) -rb'y road and adds:
"Thcotllcinlu of this road have not, since
I became presidenlof it, held any confer-
ence with the oilicials of the New En.
glandsystem. at which any mention was
m'nleof the Derby road and I am utterly
ignorant of such a meeting 011 Friday."
The well knmvrrmsatKrr-ngtbcning pro-
perties of Iron, combined with other ton-
ice and a most perfect nervine. are found
in Carter's Iron I’rlls, which strengthen
the nerves and body, and improve the
blood and complexion. 1
Don't
let that cold of yours run on. You
think it is alight thing. But it may run
into, calsrrh. Or pneumonia. 0r into
consumption.
Catnrrh is disgusting.
dangerous.
self.
The breathing apparatus must be kept
healthy and clear of all obstructions and
ollrnsive matter. Otherwise there is
trouble ahead.
All the (liseriscs of these parts, head
nose, throat, bronchial tube; and lungs.
can be delightfully and entirely cured by
the use of Bostreo’s German Syrup. If
you don't. know this already, thousands
and thousands of people can tell you.
They have been cured by it, and “know
how ttis,‘lrcnrsel\'t’s." llottle only 75
cents. Ask any drnggist. ‘
Pneumonia is
Consumption is death i1
We think we cuncuro a bad case of
Brickache quicker with one of Carter’s
0n “War Pictures of War Phases,”
AT THE Y. M. c. A.
Wednesday Evening, January 25th.
TICKETS, 25 CENTS.
Sleigh Robe Found.
JQOI'ND on Washington Street this mornlrrg I
sleigh rot-e, whleh the owner can have
b
proving propertyund yin v clru us. A rrly at the
OLD WELL CIGAR tli'l’oflilst. 7% I I3'.) tf
Sltunllon Wanted.
A Sillllm and steady man desires a situation.
llirudy at all kinds of work. Address
2“ D. IL. Box 13‘}, South Norwttlli, Ct.
MW To Lel. “
7 ‘WO NEW STORES on the first floor. andaNew
tenant on on the mend tloor in Ferris's build-
ing, opposite arlen Depot. Rest of each live 45)
dollars per month. inquire of John Ferris.“ Steph-
cn lluyt, ticket sgcnt at the Darlen Depot.
To Let.
14‘0“ a term of three years rm: our (30ml? PAC-
'rolu', Corner anr and Elizabeth Streets.
Pomsslon March tel. 1888.
ROTH Jr OOLDSCIIMIIYI‘.
- Silt tf Bonita Norwalk.
To Live Stock Owners.
‘ ORREI. A: L'llOMlDlEU have taken the
A agency of the Live Stock Owner‘s Mutual
Benefit Aesocitltlon and will be glad to see all own-
ers having uninsured horses, at their office, 34 Wash-
ington St. 1 191 w
Auction Sale.
\V’ILL be sold at Public Aunt ion. on Wednesday.
February 1, 18”.“. at 3 ojclock, P. lit. on the
premises, Frame Dwelling House, on the corner of
West Ave. and West Street, South Korwslk. Ct"
(the idle of the New (‘angregutionel Church), the
lrnildingto be removed by purchaser previous to
March tst, 1838. Terms Ind conditions announced
at tirrrao‘l fink; FRRl
~Jt) . .‘. S. . . .', .
lllltAM s. BROWN. lczygfgmgmgggg;
,i JACUBM. LAYTONJ .. l~ Y~
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For Sale.
1“ MT souwALK.
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Two desirable residences, both in excellent con-
dition—Prices reasonable. and terms may.
Enquire of TAYLOR & GOLDEN,
Real Estate and Insurance A cuts, 45 and «t? Wash-
ington St, South uni-alt, Ct.
P‘OR SALE CHEAP.
1 two family house with all modern improve-
mcntt'.
t house and lot in line location in East Norwalk
Also twenty tine building lots lobe sold on easy
tcrtns.
Stock farm, 250 acres. in line suite of cultivation
with all the stock. grain. etc. Price $10.10.
Two houses to rent. Possession Niven immediate
ly. say—u J. s. nasnart. lam Norwalk.
For Sale.
” l 40 Wild. BUYA FARM 01" 40 ACRES.
$ s . at Rcddlng,shont 3mtlcs from Bethe]
It time on it a dwelling house. situated on a high and
heart by location, bar-n, corn house, wagon house and
cow Flhllll'; all in good condition. hints on it also
a picnty oi grafted fruit trees in good bearing, and
sonic most excellent frame. About balf of (Ireland
is down to nmrdow, l rc luncepastnrc, lowodnnd
w0ud. Enquire of TAYLOR A: GU DEN.
Rmtl Kellie and insurance Exchange Rooms, 45
and :7. Washington St. iii if
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THE SECOND AUNNAI;
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MUSIC HALL
Monday Evening, Jun. 23,1888. .
‘ Music by Heine’s Full Orchestra.
Tickets. admitting: and lady 31.00; cm
lad: ticket to cents; as caste. II. It
and web 8&1“sz
Plainted's drug stores
Costumes can be procured from
El "up.
Log is?!“ lousy evening. at Alton mm
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Supper will be served at the Old Well m
MUSIC HALL.
our: NIGHT ONLY,
Tuesday, Jan. 24.
FirstAppear-anoeotttre Popular -
Shaun; Bill Bill it
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msmus.
The largest and best [lustre] Orgsnlmtion in the
world. A thorough minute! calm-at.
Numerous novelties. ' .
Foot-Ball; or, Yale vs. Harvard.
THE HASSOUPIAS. APOLID BELVIDIRB.
WEDDING BELLS. SCENES ON THE CONGO.
See the out and origins! s": .
y The Comical Billy“. . '
The favorite Barney Farm. and
50—Other Artists—50
Don‘t fall to see Grand Itreet Parade leaving
Instr: Hall. Tuesday, Jan. 94, 11.45 I. In.
Sat-nowonmle st lion's Drug Store. Booth
Norwslk, and Spencer'- Jewelry 8m, Non-ll.
PRICES, 35. 50. Ind 75 Gena.
LYCEUM THEATRE,
NEW YORK.
23d 8!. and FOURTH AV].
NH". FBORMAN
rains 8.15. Serum“ minus 2.
The Regular Brunette Salon.
The wars,
ANewPls aluminium
yampuryhr :
, . ‘ ' " ' GEORGIA CAYVAN "
, .\0 School roan-y. Notwiihslandi’ng the mid weather “Smart “""l “"‘l Belladonna ”While"? Lost. HENRY KILLER. ' GRACE mmll. e
7.} o’clock. Subject: " l;- market Saturday "'3” h" "mm _.,,,m,... \'.-:.tcrday the return p'pus of tin-‘i‘crv lzrrgc congregation gnlhen d lastlpllh‘ll‘fl- ”'3" by any other application, , l‘ittntlsollYXOfI‘E. payable on dcnrsnd.ln- gfioigvigmlnmn, {(DUB‘IVMELON,
Unconverted." " mg to thing “9‘“? h“ ""‘Tiww- ”" “W” l... .. l .- . .- - ., u . p. H ,i t' the Vrrwslk thump.“ church and after the Backache is cured.you can i [crest paid lann. lupus. endorsed on its back, cm ' W. .
n . I > 4“] value at _ . . i” “ll“ 1‘ .lllll. “PP-”i4 Us “I. ll fdll lll : "‘kl m ’ ‘ ’ _ ‘ ‘ . . . _‘ . - _ Aim “Wltlmltl recourse 0V0; the name ‘ Nelson CHAS DICKBON mss anon, '
_ . upalflll'd and found Mr. Lyons on the 5m,” 5mm, hm”. (M, up, and today ‘ to hear Dr. Clark’s third sermon m the Mill “ear the plush-r vrrthout drstomfnrt hymn“ Any “no“ returning “m “Mew m", W ms 0308!.
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akin] m " "U”r ”mm" mm ""‘ M" l‘l"“"‘“"itlwrvmmsvlwl mmnwrmwv. Thelmursom.ihel’rodlgulmn- Thumb)?“ {0' m" 5" ”rs" ”a“ long” Tm" ill-‘Sie‘ii-‘iiiiiliigiiiiigiizxii-ii'i’rgédhfi“ilili‘giii’rim PRICES—AllRuerred—Bocu750... .81.»
.‘ll'. much of Academy street is “3”“1 l‘" ”53’5“”W“ ”ml SW“ “all ”mm..." m“, ut in u". “put”, “a", w“. u was "Life Abroad." The career of a combination of Smart Weed and Rehab ,___-,
l p ' T ’ - arm on the lounge ll - r covered 'rl‘io-rv p . p} ’ p u t donnn H sprout hit and It is hard to Room; Wanted
Very ow tits morning. hero l.‘ mu" ‘ ‘ ' “ ‘ , , ' ' . f. -. fur-ii t) lizk ihl *r [hr-malt *r. 7 fat 'ounr mtrn was m rtca ' or rn -- ‘ ‘ ' ' .‘ . ‘ 0
doubt of his “CNN", ~. 5 " a little, while. Mr. LyolH 1* “1’0"“ "’J ll $11.5.- ctiident iliat sonic serious niis- ' ed: n‘nd ttii) young sd‘inoiiiishedyti; be oyn fill“ any Pill“ or 30h" that “'1” “0‘ Yield 0 RENT»me March first. four or live room.- H0USAT0NIC BAILEoAB’
The Y L R Ei‘fii H l l' - "“‘mallaifksflf ankmw. itakchas been mudeiu the titling9.htrtas their guard against evil habits. Thelwil- P'll‘l‘?5 CW”- 50“ by llruggrels "mtg: .Z‘Eil‘lrill'kiiii.ril'i'iiiilbnil‘f' “92.: DANBUBY I NORWA“ DIVISION.
Stamford gathréa;8p:;::in:w high? This is the mm, M yr," Wm," thci the. company guarantees Ll do the heat- music by a double quflrteltcnf Voices“‘"mywmm . . ' " "‘” "’“""‘ ' """"" “W“ “ comiflb'l’rlml 133’- ‘
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turned home about midnight. small boy uttenrp-i t” go strum": by. lllg..lll.f.tclul’tl). biyoint the tinieand mm ury fine Mrs lyon and Mr ‘ KALAKAUA'S OLD PREMIER. i Ulf‘ol'mStlle in ma n A8 8
_. ‘_ what is known as "hooking behind -. We l, in colivcliicnct' the district will sullrr no i Tmnlwcll ouch sang a solo With good i f-' _- . ,_ figfifigpnfin-mmom: mpm‘irgcma:nh SOUTH.)
“Fine Turkeys at Remson’s market, kept our eye on :1 small ch'ipSiturdny loss, lien-after if it appears in tlicjfrct, The playing of the comet and Dam or warm it]. tibwn at San Fran. “lamina”. {mm}... “"“Z‘J'lffilfiflgfie’glfi' Lv.‘.\;orwsllr. battalion»: Anwmon Point
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”"3 wad“ -. _. . __- in East Norwalk \tlro was quite etlccessn rm nun" that) tlh; N mi)!!! :"llli'ffii | [in i (lininmt h} “:83" Alb‘grt and “m“: .4“. FRAVt‘Nt'O Jrgro.“ —Wnlter M Gib- iiith'rrilgflihgiixs'iislclty copvenienccs. En aim of 8536...!“ 65.5%.!" 7,51%”?
The Athencum sociable will he held (“I in getting lid”. “is '39“ attempt, i {Mfume the L n i run “I u ‘ Nil-ks“ M 9:,sz :33: 'iird Itlgt p33; :mgliztfygrgfi soil,- .cx-pri-incl liriniatcl‘ ’6: the Hawaiian my gmwmd mfikgfi‘flfmfifgfld‘g Wash :33 :: “igpum ' “ills“...
this evenlng. Moeslein’s orchestra of however, was a dismal failure. "Home. , ‘HvJ pd}. "' I flip of lh ’ - I‘mmk "ml" King Knh‘knua'dh‘l i" this ingmhm' I 5"” i 250 .. - :. .
New York will furnish music. made a mi'scalculation and instead of! Mllflslfl‘lr Ttl'llm’w“ 3.1K“- {hum “5 tnnnrpti a ‘ f l‘ or organ ; my Saturday evening of consumption. llil " "‘ :‘f ‘;' _”"""” ' M ‘ " ""“ ‘ 0‘ ' ““31 ‘ 15 "Mixed ‘79 "'3‘
w M catching he got caught between thei Swentnam. Ride & Fsgan's inin'trcls. . prowl. “u“ a master 0 t ”1 noble m' ‘ health luvs been gradually failing since his nr- “fhb’l‘ M)“WALK‘ NOETII.
David Whitney, of Wilton, died on braces of the sleigh just above the run. the largest and most completeministrelE‘llll'm’m- rivnlhereinAugust last. The body will be 8850-00 Lv,Wllson Point. ”.80.!!th Armor-walk
' .. . . . . . - '- . . .- - - ~ 3 ' I t I' In ernlrnlmo-l rind lulu-n to Honolulu for mter- . . Tan. mllxeil Talmul'x'd 144mm
Saturday. lle was a brother of Luther net's. 'lhe drucr fortunately stopped in ‘ on: HIM MU" 0" "it W4". “'_” “Plum M i 1"" "l "n " "' ‘ ’ment will buy one acre of land "01mm! 0“ the MM“ 840 -‘ OI) " 955m.
Whitney of the borough. time t. pn-wnr the liny from getting .‘lllalv Iliult tomorrow ruining They: Ilicvs, [hound llat’l’lscxfllangedplil- l'uiit rim muhmun of June I” Mr. (m). alfi‘;;.¥.'.‘.§.l‘léfi.f2{‘.§:iwhrlro'l’f’fiii.33an till; :lixed regaining“ 1:13;: In.
-—l~‘n-sh Pork 1"] Strum c 1,,” lb l. badlylrurt. As it was h.» was mdtbmiwd} wrll' lift-twin a number of novelties. that 4 pus last evening, and preached on aonpltn’ctltlll important I“ in the affairs m wumdmbkfmiwn them. 1539-". 5],, .. “wt"
un 'es'ymark ,t I i ‘ .. g ' W -" n and badly frightened. ‘haw made the company famous. 'l‘o- lfhurclr (Yo operation. Despite the very of the lluwsiinn “and... 1“. 1.1M made and s2 600-00 ii 615 i. use '
3 t - . .. _ ‘ l iniorrow owning will he the first up 1seven. mother both gentlemen preached unmade[niglmrm,ngnl, n is mid, alum! at Will bu ml "midi-nil {our 0' which fmnton W938 llxcd 1‘20!) Hind ruined
“3”? Richmond 0‘ the borough “'0"! 0m “ i." ‘ "me" and ”I" pl'flflllll't' of this company In this town to large congregations. The effort now i incoming himself the head of the kingdom rm- Muirltn'el and have oh them . good house PIC. b.1135?!" mzm Gen “5““
to Stamford to-day to engage in the in- 0“ Wednesday evening ”W annual mid tiny should be greeted with n being made in this direction is meetrngtflflerlwfifig KHMM ““1““ “NW“? '9' $293121 i:L":T’;J‘:Ffwbfi$:2g$mgfiiggngé H.D,Avnuu., Ticket Agent.
surnnce business With Frank O'Brien. b?" of Old Well ”Wk d7 Lima” U" crowded house. Prices of adrnissiongwith the approval of the church “Will-Ian"; iliilijggtifi-rt.ilh‘fzxiiin‘ir‘l'lilirifir‘hix minimal.” ,' , i
“ "" '“" "l" he he“ “F “"9": ball. I" 9"!” to are 35. it) and 75 cents. : bersbips and the result wrll undoubtedly ”mix; mu“, Hun-tiller» King Kidutrnun. "alum:waggrgé‘xfwmlflggag”$02: "008110310“ D VISION.
Men were at. work at the corner of give the public an enjoyabl. tune the . it , , l “m" .‘ . ' Bomber tt. tear.
Main and Wall street all day yesterday company. has arranged an ,1hieresling A Runaway. "' “mi ' 3'3“” Vgnufilllfmfifiyxllltlfllgtltfllijllmllgfig“all; mm on mmfifm of TAYLORitGOLDEN. [leaveBrldzeport for Plttllslil.
trying to find the leak in the gas pipes. programme to be rendered prNious to Isaac Jennings, while driving 9 team 1'09“"“0‘1' "‘“Wli- 1 on, i” , .- . 1” held Real Estate and nlurlnfl'A maul}!!! 47 Wall! 7.10s. alumni-fir ‘
, , . . . . . “PO" Wt"“'"‘~ "lbw” “M “m” " ' lnrrton in. South omlk.(.i. ions -- "
Willi m 11 f ‘ d ‘ h _ l 'b 'd the dancing. Tire male chorus that on Taylor avenue, lridny evening last, We are in receipt from the olllce cf a. in jnll . (“w an” and u..." numb-wt upon the - ' a, p. n mm” m" wt.
tenderai o M °.' " ll (1h ”2“ " it: gave such excellent satisfaction at the hudnnarruw escape. llis horse became M. Wooster, 430 Main St., Bridgeport, condition that. hulmivu tlroislrurds. He did you“, ‘2'?) 2: mmgrm'n lat-Jr.
! rin ’ 1.80““ again, :1 :3 is?“ ' Old Well mtnstrels, will sing, and E. frightened and threw him and Walter of the following list of Connecticut put-’90. reaching lit"! Fm'lvl’ffo ““3? "- r “mmflgogmucgmmcqvmnmnonunion ' ‘
‘3. If r in “v9“ co ,0' I it past llrllund P. N. Knapp will singiho solos. Jennings out of the sleigh. The horse entslast issued: ‘ , Up to the time that ("blurs l'lll’lil tutu}? lh'e fimflcnt “21.30153. ”imperialist: .Ww’nmum‘, liltortl. . x
‘9 ' -w , 9 A. L. Frisbv will recite and Moeslien's then freed himself from the sleigh and t‘. (I. Andrews Waterbury. manufac- , master “l"mlu'” ”min“ “ "" “”"_ l", . 0m“? ' "”“lncnl‘m we” J73 ' m, .. ,
‘ . -. ’ isnuncnt thriuctunl monitor of tho- il-mlllllfl 1“ “l " CW" “JR-1"“ "'1" ”ll- ” f Wmll. WWI. “com. Gaul-1’s
Yesterday was the coldest day this celebrated orchestra from vaYork will ran through thelotsJeaprngoverrrt least Ituruot sheet. metal knober. 1'3. Atwood. "I Hamill thosnmliurwvr “Mum“. ”mum Igi‘otlmgig‘rggfizlnfiggl?:h-‘zng'figflg , Will’LAlnmt.Brutal;n flab:
winter. Thethermometerln Dr. Burke's render several selections. The pieces to a dozen fences. The animal was at last t-ltomngton, stop mechanism for ruling "a wmrrolunremln-rul MUM,“ MW”. m. fimfmh evenlnuiJwglq imiiiu wring: ital! ll. ' vnru. ' Actulilduperhcnn.
yard. which is correct, registered 8° be- be sung by the choruses and soloists are captured in "w m" 0' ll. 1“. Dunninn‘s machines; It. w. Bucklnnd, \Vaterhury, of “hum“ 1...”...1 “1.1.4. .v..r..,.....~..rr..r‘ i... irrds'annuIry 2m.“ attire p.m.. d0!" pull.-
low. , "Sadie R-ry," “The Magnolia" and the yard on West street. clasp; E. A. Golly, New Haven. combin- lineman-um thin islhmd.‘ ltu livill in: Illlnl'lllllllllltt gmamm‘frsfidéglffiggfitgéw Elm] N. Y. N. H. & H. BMLMAD.
““7“" — u“ - h "133' - . ~~ - 4 3 . . ,4 ' [way tlmnrgr Alt-I'l' oi-cr- ‘l lilo w, u Theboardot'ltele w women it t’ nes- Jun. 15th. ‘
fGenlvG Gray Shins 296, also scarlet Soldiers C, 0 . ‘ ., .. _, llrlncoll llnugml. 2:3";122‘1‘23Llchfix‘t’el’i‘:llnlfioffllolgtl‘lt ixvrsistonlly refine-d to ln- knigbhsl or llt‘ ‘tir- porous Joint board m‘nni‘l'.g::i:”tyheuhll:lol com "or. mean IA".
flhll'ls and drawers for $1.24 each, Worth Quickest Trlp on Record. Dull Drincirll, the \Vltyt) lender, who J ‘k Na llt " ' . ll) ’ ntcd. llu came to t'nlifni'iiin u u..rn nut mtg“ hmhlgdlpmlnrxmo 2 p0 4.56 tall. m 13$Wfll’an
31-75 RlJ- W. & M- 5- Smilh'fl- The schooner Minnie Rowan made the murdered llcezm (trinity. was bought i" ‘ mm orwa ' menu acturi. 0 ‘ntt old "In". itlml “I" "“‘i’lllll‘m "'1“ "W" ' "W All pumneclalmlnulhalemcnt under the lav! 0' a}: 0 grams. l' m ” Aug...
' V f II: V- l -'l' b l t""4 tl' ' hinges; C' lloughton and W. "- Pox, htnrnrest. but it i'tunc tm lflll'. lhcsuteforrmlcomdmrdln limo! war mull» 5,50 In special 8:46 In Aneu-
Over sixty persons attended the tem— run from NewLondon to r or o , ‘ .i., in t in. mu 5 yari u “r... us morning. New Haven. whistle recorder forlocomo- _..._. ,,,,, W muell’pucnmwllllegofimof1:35,}:3309-1'9” Mil .. helix. w u 1"
perance meeting .ln the Temple of “Ind wasn’t WE“; {gut}? can", '3 ii)? .\ Narrow llncnpe. live engines; N. Jenklnt‘l, Waterbury, A Mormon lllddun on n Ilull "um“ "w" Bg’legfivc". I ' 9-: " “Mill;- afi’ Moo-n.
llonor hall yesterday afternoon. Four my: in :9 Old-Wllldllt'hd’fl tugging"? James W.. son (if-ll. W. Maples. of suspension device; C. ll. Lyman, An- lomvallr-h, Jan. 23,4, Hilbert Ilow- M 12"! §%k§%m%§m Rollin. 7,43 1-. loath. 1,15 3 Am
signed the pledge. mtg; ec ' the Hour, broke through thaicc on the senior, lamp; 1". A. Memln,Nt-w Milford, ”d" ““31"“ b“? miuiiinlilrlollliiii-iinl'ii: . “w“- I - 3:: " new?! l‘li'i “ m '"'
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Edward Birmingham was belor Jus- m "m,“ r............... 33:53"; 32:3: 5:333": 80:11:33“: 2:133:32; ii}. 313:;9Paxbulgr. gringo m... .n r... and feather r..rg..lr..‘r...n.;.. . ,3}; .. ‘,.,,.°‘°", h t: .. mm .
ti 9 n . .. ' ' ' '. ' intuition ' who u no: to tie it.“ " Am. 5.10 "
at? itlicnk fiig'daéngfi'fiESmfi Th9 contestanlsin ”l? '"lllflf'l “mm.” rescued by acomponlon named Godfrey. New Haven, lifter; also one fora-love; 5mm” Ml; lur [ll‘tlllzlx‘llml- A “0 ”’1' "W m i: 5 JD“-
' ' g- g ' . “I?!“ In Hartford, tnourght, will heer- , , .--.-_.....__.- _.._ ~ l". C. Rowland. New Haven, di ester; or rvsd or. Hrnlth advising him to 1.20 .. ’ JD [.14. .. m -
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I ”'1" if} . liam G. White of Birmingham. and I" Bulk“ ""m", J. ILTmm, New Britain, breech plane; leave thedlstrlct within montydwr hour-riot- Ivory Black . all " my. MI " ‘ 1:”
‘ Robert w. Kcllo of 113"an White One of Finch semployces hirednhorle . He showed mm Englishhmlllion. “a n It. 7.“ u M-
The Stamford post oflloe hsslssnedn ES _ d l . h f H 1) rd L. S. Wurdwell, Stamford, font holder Nellie W lull-a nee, m in. Am 8.. u ,, .
neat little hand book fun of useful infor- is considered one of the best menm the un " “3 0 once 5““ ’9’“! try for treudlev. . ltntlunnndwuridden mum“ hall a mile. cmmYellow. u: u m, ‘ ‘m u
mstion for everybody having any busl- ”“9 and he will Ki"! Keuoza a herd .“nd'dm'” ‘0 Wilglmilnnd while putting 1m...‘hibii'rfli'iiirri’t‘fi’ “mm” mm ”‘0’ . ”Wham“. 7% :: Munro. ii; 3 £32“
. . , . the rorseinasls e e at Ivva from ' . “mu-«m ~ ‘ , W " -
"m "I“! “19 mail!- “Ml" . -7--. ,, w . -. . him and came home. llr. ““5“,“ A rare case is tocome up before the return in. nu. envy. . if; {f m I”! " “ .
‘All ._..- ._.._ Wanted tumult win Cold. walked home courts in Brldgeporl. in a few days. It 1);st Jm. tilt—sixteen of themptoy VA R N '8" E s m. .. Am.
of-lo cusctglllm "ll! receive 5, rebate Frank Becker, Billy Quitmnn and Kus- W . . is it trial for bamtry. J. 11. Sterling, of “Smith’s packing home have {M printed, , . M .. V-I‘ta Ix.
Ive”; I? W! ' 300d” ”"5"”? per Zolllnger tooka sleigh ride of about _ 7"” ”fl" “will“ 01m. Bridgeport, has been annoyed by John balm-MM they "m 3‘; mmnm mard’ll’mgoucucb. O. ""“n' 7'. “Mira-u
mpégwt’li’m, 0’ one moatbm J' l ' ten miles in'tba country, yew rday, to lesterday afternoon the all“ M "w Stevenson, commonly bnomtlu"flonelt "'9 @‘hm‘m “m m“), m“ ‘-,‘.’:::;'.-m,. s. aph- m. nu " Am:
. . or t u. . > see how much cold weather they could railroad bridge was opened to let 11 boat Jolin,"nending postal cards to his house mu”! m'mugh ”’0...“ mm. A cookwho “Midgets" ' no.1, l.» " Wm“ M
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‘ Rev. Father Slocum delivered-very It..||d. They arrived home again at 7 PM; “303:: 'tl’l‘l'l'wn unhillllemm Wilt; demanding payment for! bill Sterling was .Wofhnvlngmflhe 't' guided leather.
interesting sermon yesterday morning °°'°°“'“‘ "‘3'" ”"53“”“9‘3 "“1 near— "'3 e l; ‘ tlh d9 mac “"7 '0“ owed a Bridgeport firm, but which mum”. at which the mum —-A —
tit Stfllry's on the church and politics, 1" fmel,r__._-.----,: -.--... "0t 7'" 1:" '3‘, ram reipslned "m 5“"“0‘1 Md bought. ‘1' “'0 ""9“” "W"- D k t I) ' t d
and the tntsllabllity of the Pope. ' Another Borough nun-way. 3;",315'" ”g: o ”3:5 0:, dhlsi‘lfds 0‘ med: ”u“ “l "V- Sterling disputes “10 u “on use murder. 90 91' 3 . all] an
. . ._._ 9 m it? W 80 mi 0'8 r “I! - ll utrblud not reveal theenn - hr
. One of (3,, T. Leonud’s teams, as they 4.- _..“ W ' on P 0’ Nnr Hum, Jul. 3-- 1r ram-r
. Those who did not have the Electric were being hitched up ma "ed [WM in. Enroll-dry rug“, ance. Barr-try ls defined by Webster's: mm John Dosh-r07. 38 molt. '4'” ' wall Paper Store,
3:3": $233303: 1' fl” gown with mtthisntomlug,bec'mie frighten- "“Cltltk Grumman went sleigh riding "m" "“3““ ”1 exciting and encourag- (madam-hut. as.“ The“ ’
ii on noun pretty ' . - . in law ltund " (m, u «humus bedtycnt, nu _
Ind keno-en ~ and cleared themselves from it an sill-rd: afternoon Ind from h 3 en quarts '" 5"” r In“ "M 6‘ M AI 'I‘R ,
“V0.1“; ' e "mp” u "w 0” “Ion sway. They run Into a mill: wage: {My badly. Today they are riding: will b” watched with lateral ”1",". m 11.33... wmwuifl N ‘ s BET,
wen . . J as wall as l- -
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~ “What! Ital-wad. w‘ roommate-i." “ betel mushy Dnllohsnusa. ~3.,“‘”W“W a. «menu-rm Sou M.
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