l BLIZZARlUll THll'EAST.
we cm’r ALLOW THE weer TO
GET AHEAD or us.
‘I'Io New York Central WW8.”-
road Travel mostly Imported in New
nucleate-Freight We Manhunt—A
'I‘raln Buried Beneath an Avalanche.
New You, Jan. 27,—“. wind that-truck
the town yesterday cams tron Illusion, and
lichedupcold uodghdn intramural-the
his lake- to drop the temperature 7 dogs. The
winddidn‘tIe-uto like this portion of the
country. In coming here it traveled leis-
Ilnly, which is about forty miles an hour, for
I western wind in January, but. it hadn‘t
whooped around here long until it kicked up
It heels, and started up the coast with a
shrlakthatmust have chilled the heartof»
everymilormanwho heard it. Itwas in a
hurry to get away, and kept going faster and
faster, until at 4 o‘clock it was‘traveling a
mile a minute. It did not lira-ease further in
velocity, the weather man said, but howled
along in its lively fashion until this morning,
when the last of it pained over us and «liner»
peered, no more storms are in sight, but
thaebnomnctoiathawinthenear
future '
‘Bos'ron, Jan. ills-The heaviest snow storm
experienced in years prevailed Wednesday
night throughout hiaine, New Hampshire
and Vermont, and in most plants it was still
mowing last evening. Snow fell from iii.
teen to eighteen inches, and travel is greatly
impeded.
Many trains are suspended. The highways
arefllled with snow and drifts and are al-
most impassable. No trains have arrived at
' or left Bellows Falls on any of the reads. it
will be several days before all trains will run
regularly.
A special from Montpelier, Vt, says that
nineteeninches of snow has fallen. A gale
prevails. Ruilroadsandhighwaysare blocked.
At Provincetown, Mam, a forty-five mile
northwest gale, with snow squalls, prevailed.
Fairies, Vt, reports that the most. severe
storm in many years is raging throughout
Vermont. Travel isalmost entirely suspended
Great suffering in the lumber camps isro
At Keene, N. E, the railroads are blocked,
and it is still snowing.
At Franklin Falls the storm is the worst for
twenty-five years. All roads are blocked.
There is twenty inches of snow and a severe
gale.
Aural", Jan. 27,—A heavy snow storm
prevailed in this vicinity Wednesday night
and continued well into yesterday. The snow
drifted badly,and mused trainsouull roads
centering here to be delayed. The force of
the wind increased last night, and the pros—
pects for the railroads are bad. The ice busi-
malong the Hudson has been entirely sue
TROY, N. Y., Jan. 2T.-—A veritable blizzard
prevailed here ylsterdy'fié’traln’s from the 1
north have arriv The Montreal sleeper,
due here at 1:15 p. and the train from
Whitehall, due here at 9:30 p. m.,were stalled
at Smith's Basin No trains are running be
tween Mechanicsville and Saratoga and Me
cbauicsville and Rotterdam. That branch of
the Fitchburg is practically abandoned.
ALTOONA, Pa, Jun ZYI—Continuml snow
.,,
harassment. no sure.
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“Let hill dip down.” from ”rt-ion of
AMI.” would he a good Shakespearean
motto for raw oysters. ,3 ,~ ,
Madeira wine wafers, so called, served at
the afternoon teas, leave the Madeira part
largely to imagination.
it is a reflection oaths gastronomic knowl-
edge of Anglomanlcs thet they expect York-
shire padding to he served II a dessert.
To provoke a quarrel at a Baltimore club
it is only necessary toaaert that auras back
duckisuotmperiortotheredheadvsriety.
Then is an impression in Washington that
genie, canvas hack, oysters and wild turkey
Iottlsthe fishery dispute to everybody's
satisfaction! . f
Scotch marmalade, some epicures declare,
is what should go With boiled quail instead
of era-rant jelly, but the world is full of
spurious epicures. ,
A new pudding, made of proxies, dates.
fig! and inlet, and‘servcd with a thick liquid
sauce, is dubbed the “Alexandria" It is rich
enough to produce insomnia.
”Patent leather shavings“ is what some-
body calls the trellis chips served at some
hotels and restaurants where there in no pro-
nounced mjudioe against hnmbug.
Wise housekeepers make their own cracker
crumbs or dust instead of buying the pre-
pared stuff that comes done up in papa
boxes “all ready to use." The lid covers a
multitude of uncertain lies.
In the “Epicure‘s Year Book," just twenty
years ago, it is written: September-Just as
oysters are to ho had, but not in Infection.
November—The oyster in mfect order.
March-When oysters are at their very best
and fattest.
Anexchange ' .toremark that “for con-
sumptives uothi g is better thanraw or half
cooked walls, for those who are not
invalidsadoun f them is better than as
many raw oysters” Alittle salt should go
withthis.
There are in Paris thirty—six licensed ven—
den of horse meat. A St. Louis man who
has cultivawd a taste for this kind of meat
says he likes it better than choice veal, which
it resembles. He also thinks that one of the
mom appetizing dainties that he can place on
his table is a bit of well roasted donkey meat
Professor Boeber says apropos of corpu-
lence, that the Jewesses of Tunis, when they
were 10 years old, were put into dark rooms
and fed on the food prepared from flour, and
elsowi the meat of dogs, until they were
sy cally fattened. la a similar way,
he coutlnuee, the women in other parts of
Africa are said to reach the same degree of
fatness by eating honey and fresh dates.
Corpulenco in those localities must be “fash-
ionablo."
CBEATION'S LOWER ORDERS.
A farmer at New Garden, Pa, has a sheep
whose wool made nineteen yards of cloth a
yard m‘de.
Them are said to be only four horses in
Alaska—three at J sauna and one at Sitka.
How do they run the horse cars in Alaska?
A farmer near 1 ville, Pa. recently
E ball through the neck of each deer ata dis-
killed two door at one shot His weapon was
a single harreled rifle, with which he put a
lance of seventy-five yards.
w.
swims, high winds and heavy drifts yester-l ‘
day seriously interfered with railroad travel - A flock of llluckblrds am mm 1,“. 1m,
throughout central Pennsylvania Trains on "earl-V two miles ‘“ length “'55 50°“ by “19
the mainline of the Pennsylvania road were ; passengers on a Pennsylvania railrom train
from three to six hours late, being detained . recently. The birds were so numerous that
by .otvslides and drifts in Icwistnwn N,"- ; they darkened the sky for a few minutes,
rows and at Spruce Crock The limited cast ”1d 9mm“! “ "“3“ novel WM!!!
was completely covered by a snow avalanche j A young man of Asbland, M9,, while on his
near Jobnstown, and had to be dug out, l way home from a dance saw the form of a
reachhg this city four hours late. Limited , large animal in from of himaud fired several
westandfast line were also late on arrival , shots at it from asmall revolver. The out
here. No trains have arrived over the branch ' ma] fell, and he saw that it was an enormous
since yesterday noon and no freight trains are bull manic. He then cut its throat with a
running, it requiring every engine to keep
the passenger trains good.
Brndltreet‘s Agency Not Privileged.
ATLANTA, (in. Jan. ill—James Johnson,
of this city, sued Bradstreet‘s’ Men‘antilt
agency for defamation of character in pub
lisbing him to the trade. He lost his case in
the lower court, but'on appeal tothe supreme
- court he obtained a decision to the effect that
Bradstreet‘s business is not a privileged one.
Under this nlling a jury yesterday gave him
a verdict against Bradstreet 8:. Co for 85,000.
A Big Reduction in Wages. -.
New Bncnswrcs, N. 1., Jan. 21—1: is said
that Janeway 8'. 00., one of the largest wall
paper manufacturing firms in the country.
whose works are in this city, have notified
their hands that theywill becompelled tr
makeareductiou of 40pm- cent. in their
wages for mane weeks to cosne, on amount oi
the stringency in the trade. The company, it
'u ureter-stood, have todo this or clme down.
The'SdrnteneeflWas Inadequate.
Pauumvo, 0., Jan. EFL—Joseph Waterside,
convicth of manslaughter in killing his littk
childbybreaking itsarms and legsand
otherwise torturing it, has been sentenced ts
twenty years at hard labor in the Ohio peni.
tentiary. Immediately after sentence war
pronouncedthesheriflstarted with the pris
oner for Columbus, to avoids wobabls at
tempt at lynching. '
[they Should Cease to be Foreigners?
le YORK, Jan. fl—Representativea oi
the various French unions in several cities of
the United States, have been in New York for
“ the past few days organizing a life insurance
company for the benefit of the French speak
ing mutilation of the country.
Loss of the French Steamer Sues.
Lennon, Jan. Tat—The French steamer
Buss has ioundered at son, after having been
in a collision. Twelve of her crew wen
rescued and landed at Lisbon. The remain
der are mining.
(lon- Waller Dead.
Comm. N. Y.,an. 2'7.--Gen. C. C. B
Walker, exehairman of the New York Bran
Democratic committee, died at his buns hen
yesterday.
consumers ”sews.
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Davideltmer, thelafl Wine-tothedl-
vineanthorityafthe Bookcflormou, and
whohasheen lafeeblehealthiorsolne time,
diedatltichmond,”
TheBl-ltiihsteamer Bulgarian,whlch we:
tohaveleftBostoo yesterday forldverpool,
wuunabletodoeoon mutilate.
havinghesu drivathaek in largequaufltlu
bytlieeoutheastblow.
Mamestingoftbe am CoalD-alerr'
each-again NewYor-k ltwas decided that
anadvanee inprheswan nascent-y. u it
wasthegsneralheliei that the strike would
maid.
Whtolmveauniondepotwhichwlll
pocket knife and in a few moments the
animal breathed its last.
Amonkcy exhibited at a museum estal»
lished at Tambayn, Mexico, was condemned
to be shot under judicial sentence, for having
bitten a man and caused his death. The
family of the deceased brought complaint
before the judge, who instituted criminal
proceedings against the monkey. The man
ager of the museum succeeded in obtaining a.
change of thesentenm to imprismlment for
life. The monkey is new behind the bars of
'an iron cage at the museum serving his im—
prisonment.
ACROSS THE WATER.
great
There is a noticeable emigration of Russian
Jews to England. '
Twenty—eight million francs are to be used
in fitting up the ltalian navy.
The London firemen are to be equipped in
asbestos cloth, which has already been tried
in Paris. It does not burn.
Egypt is rapidly adopting the usages of
civilised nations. 'l’he newest move in that
direction is theeugagement of aballet for the
theatre at Cairo.
Thirty thousand fol-god tickets were scat-
tered abroad for the jubilee ceremonies at the
'atican The genuine tickets bad to be
printed over again. -
Paris is meditatingasensiblo reform. It
dining, in order to enable people to reach the
theatres more promptly. »
St. Paul's cathedral in to be washed. Firs.-~
menaro toeettowork on it withhose and
brushes to see how they can brighten the
blackened old walla An expert says that it
is not dirt, but a kind of lichen that makes it
black. '
The French government has again taken
up the building of great armor clad ships.
. Eight are now being pmed forward to com~
‘ pletiou. Admiral Pallu do la Barriers has
causedaveeselto he built encasedwith
cocoanutllberinsteadofarmorplates. It is
midtohavegreaterpoweroiresistanccthan
steel.
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GENERAL BPORTING NOTES.
Sullivan says Ryan gave him the best light
'heeverhad. Ryanltoodnptohilnwhile
the others ran away.
Atearnof Irish cricketers are coming to
theUnlted States Btutesthismmmeruuder
mound of llir. J. W. Hynes, of Trinity
001m .
Lucky Baldwin has made thirty-ave en-
tries to the Waldo Park, Kansas City, stakes.
Emperor of Forfolk and lies Angeles are
smougth‘enumher.
Joe his-Auntie, who whipped Paddy Ryan.
is atemperatemen,was born in California
andhbytradeacnrrler. Hohaschallouged
Profs-ermine: Millertoatwentyround
nghtwlth'gloves. ’ ,
Anewtwomilecourssis tobelaldout at
BostonoutheCharlesriver,betweenthenew
Charla-River bridge and the Brookllne
bridge. Itwill be thenceneoi nostofthe
mmullouontbiswmtsr.
Daring ht year-1,816 head oi trotting
was soldat public auction in Ken-
:m "auras“ *-
W . one
me mfl'fi'fi
is proposed to establish an earlier hour for”
., . ‘ 'o ”'l
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.r‘sAAmRos
SHIRTS.
.u—m- 4—-
A Fine
Cambric' Shirt
With 2 Collars and 1 pa," (Julia,
50 . Cents,“
Worth $1.00.
Davis
TAILOR,
SOUTH .‘nOR‘VALK, (T'ln‘.
' A. I s. resins.
3' EWELER.
Opp-lulu! City Hotel.
AGEXT FOR THE CELEBRATED
DDLDDDDS WDTUDDS.
FINE WAIT" Illil'Allthii A .‘I‘EC'IMTY
Great Bargains
FURNITURE
FOR A MONTH
~AT»
DAVID i'l‘DW’S,‘
87, 89,91 Ml
UP STAIRS,
lllll'lll Hum;
Coach Colors
INJAPAN.
Black.
English Vermilion.
Indian lied.
('hrnruc Yellow;
l’ltramarlnc Blue.
WilllSHEs-
No. l.t'nac .
lleavy (leer.
Quick Rubbing.
Weaving Body,
Enamlcd Leann-r,
Medium Drying llody.
._ 51h.
Deckcr’s Paint and
Wall Paper Store,
54 MAIN STREET.
South Norwalk.
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mV
llelmpnll
OF NEW YORK.
Stands at the head on" other industrial mmpa
ales in the United States, paying“! claims ‘24 home
sflerlbo pmois have hem rent lo the home case.
The agent of this compuly is .
JOSEPII LEIPNIK,
mrromrnmomca
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Di:
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Seasonable‘ Goods
“finger-«n—
j,
‘ 1'. H. NASH-@330
‘Hsvo‘lorlalu '
EAT El R.
which lacks nothing in its ,
in durability, economy. working or simplicity ol
mall-semi.
They are or ”'3'“ nmior the
outage or the Issue on. Also for the
LIa‘ADING IlA NGES
plain and wllh warmlng closet, upper l‘llt‘li and re.
servo". Alan’s ilnc
SELF FEEDING S'I‘0Vl‘3,
tor the parlor or dining room. Cylinder stoves of
all sizes for small or large rooms.
Decorated Dinner and Tea Bela
A large stock of iron, stone and porcelain ware.
all Vul’lflien of dishes, slsosgood stock of plain
and font glassware. Hanging and table Luln
ani'fi, l worsted single cups and season. also! e
Pole. and Stew
Pens, also Toilet aper which dine ve- readily and
does not obstruct the pipes. ' -
We are agents for the Gate City Stone Filter.
WWI) BELL at the LO‘VEST PRICES.
- more]: roams AND neurons
1" EU I 'I' S .
MW,"
(ill‘A PBS OI" ALL KIN lll‘i.
“we-0m
rm, onanons, are.
m—«w —--—.
lu incl everything remaining to the
no“ our arms» N
ALWAYS UN "AND,
Perfection Cooking has, Presenting
unionist. Ell}. NEW games
01d Stand!
WASHINGTON er. -3
We have now nrcclved a full supplyoi new drugs.
and invite inspection and trial. odey we are
better furnished than over with all that goes to make
up a first class drugstore and the rublic can be as-
sured of the freshest stock from w lch to have
Prescriptions cannula
at short notice and and In the most skillinl ,men
’ one. 0. animation.
HUNT s; znnurr.
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Hatch, Bailey Ho:
WOOD MANTELS,
. DOORS.
SASH. . 'BLINDS.
HARD WOOD WORK,§
01’ ALL KINDS.
llown 'd'gaijn Sill-rel:
The- Place for Rich or Poor to do their Trading
is at the Market of
A. S. Durand
Large Stock 01’ Columns?
for Trimming
" " *" " ’ “ « .1 Cor. Main and llavilend 51s., 80. Norwnlk.
: I
Plate and Sheet Glass. 3, l’oru-rhonsc Steak, 20s.: Loin Steak. 1513.; Round
___.-.... Sneak. No; l'ork Sleek. l-lc.; shoulder Steak, 10c.;
. Sausage. NIL; Sliced llam, use.- Whole Halo, 14¢;
Steal“ Sa‘vil g, l’laning’ ends of llnlu,h1c»ll)c.-, Plate teeth to 6; PHI!"
Roast "117', the; ltmlet Beef, lzlr ; Mutton Chops.
, and Turning. In, 11.; n Mutton, Ho, Best (omcd Beef m
9——
' Town. ti to 12c.
Lumber Ynnl betwn-n railroad and carriage
Ever-thing of the Best Quality.
bridges.
hill at last of Marshall Street.
llvr mthin limr mums call at my Market and you
will rind ‘u to your advantage. {locale delivered to
South Norwalk, Conn.
nnypnrt of xlwclly. nomaltcr how small the pur-
chm-c. l attend to the business myscliand will on
dcumr In plrm-e-all who cull.
W‘kcmrmlwr the place. corner Mum and Bayl-
sml sin-He.
SEYMOUR BROS.
liars rerclvcd a largo lumin- of the Crlcnmtl d
DEW-DMD ASDlillll DDRN.
.hx‘ . ID rm" from factory In .‘Iilllll’,f’ftil and obtain a sample rnu. “hub is guarantors} in he [luv finest urti-
t'ic. in line lnw. in luau. .
lit-\v-llrup Blackberries.
lieu-Drop Sllct'lblllhll.
~ t cw—Itrop Apps-Innis.
Dew-Inn's Asparagus. "cw-limp 'I‘uumlo Cnisup.
Itcw-Ilrop Bartlett l'curs. lh-sv-lhop Lima Beans.
now-Drop Early Jum- Peas.
Dow-Drop Sugar Corn.
"cw-Drop ’l‘uummcn.
new-limp I'cucllcs.
M ~ . “~-
T'nr-sc good.- are strictly fistula-is, and Mr put up for lilOrt' who ran appu-c’stc :l :nodarliclc. We
on grm‘rul agents and ban- cxrlu-lw rule for this brand in this town.
oRooERIEs Ann MEAE
T. BURR Goran a son.
SPRINGWOOD.
olllll ORDERS FILLED I’ROMI’Tli".
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(‘ITY FOLKS FIND IT TO THEIR ADVANTAGE TD TRADE WITH US.
GIVE Us A TRIAL.
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DD IDS. DD;
capers ! I CARPETSl
The Largest Stock to select from of any Firm? in lhc Slot-r at
Lowest Prlces for Cash.
Kin-gnu! Body Brueeclls Carpet, 90c u Elegant Tapestry llruseclls title. 701‘. 30c and 91').
lllllulllr‘, the, SW and tits. Euro Lowell I'l'xgmivlr 75c.
WINDO‘V SIIADES.
0 . , ND alumni, mod unlit .ons rin rollers. with fringe. all ready to hang. 50c. . Spring
RnllI‘lf!‘ 11%;. CORNICE longs, mil. ling; Tfimmings nmlplelefli‘k‘. Allllmss Poles and Trimmings
SI 00. ‘
WALL PA l’lnfl.
lHMENh'E STOCK UP SEW PATTERNS. Embossed Gold. We to 50“ per mil.
new riylt’rl, 23c to 360 per roll. Without Gold. 7c to‘mc per roll.
FUlleTUIl E.
' S s. , 8 icm. Ash Bedroom Suits. 9:: up. Walnut and t‘horry .Bcdroom Suits. $25
”123$: fights figeatpvsrrcty. Bedding. lied Springs. t-tc . at low prices For: lm, Lace Curtains.
Lumhn‘qu‘me. in feel anything to furnish your hon-c. oomph-re can be ionrul hm.- at less than my
pun-s, u arpets sewed by band and laid by Practical L‘pholslunvrs. We do a» line work asany my house,
and employ the nest workmen in each brunch of our basilica». Uomls dcllvcml without extra rlmrge.
C. E. SMITH’S,
No. 2 Atlantic 8L. corner of Broad, (opposite inc Presbyterian and Baptist churches.)
STAMFORD. CONN.
llcavy
l'lain Gold.
up.
Established in New York City lB-Ifl.
construction either .
Hatch, Ballfll ll (:0. i. s. lllllllllll, Proprietor.”
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Ema; Reduction in {Price of
, love
llen’s lulu, Bay’s, llllll cums
Insurance Building;
80. Norwalk.
(law "
Masonic ’ Building, »
Norwalk.
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TEE—NEWANDBIEGANW J, P.P ._ II.
—-HIGH ARH— "use unaware...
“JENNIE JJJNE” “mm" " °°”"'
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SEWING MACHINE
rs THE BEST. BUY no arm.
1' . _ ;’
turret. Werner-r"- “-
menhintheststefortheealeof‘
Harness, Saddles, Halters, Sur-
. cingles, Collars, 8m.
1 Fine Harness To Order,
As usual. at the old stand, where I will he?“
to: line or Will . 8 ohms
Robes. reed mmmé'irnu‘ haze ac. "
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synonyms l Sentmel Olfice,
such beautiful work. Agents' Favor- C
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RAILROAD PLACE.
some senwsts.
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Special Prices
to
ARCHITECTS
. and
-BUILDEBS
‘ It is not all
covered with
Nickel Plate
It is made in
YOUR
own town.
— AT”
E. K. Lockwood & Cos.
The Buck Ranges
NDW READY
IN EVERY VARIETY
“Milieu
_— AT...—
Low . PRICES
WAT—~—
-‘I’IIE ‘PROPILLIRO-
City of Norwalkdtafigle,
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_‘ ,Agent for the H K HIE “E R S mu m .
. < celebrated s ,’ mwug'mfiam w“?
‘nronnosn . gmfidew "my;
limes mmammm“
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7" ”Di? Malaclemu Hotel Block, mamwmam
, :‘h‘ltters, Slate “ “manna-a. ”mm
.. a. ~ ' and South Hot-walk. Donn. ,
‘ - Tin Roofers.
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