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thermal changer. easterly “m "‘d
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Itiyamod e Ooractock are hs'mit all
the work ibeyeaa she-Adm. ‘
munch-171a"; was Honestly raided
to llisliibrary are now ready.
This evening State Council W. ll.
Simona will visit Lincoln council, 0. U.
A. If. -‘
Two barges loaded with coal. consign.
ed to Raymond Brothers. arrived this
morning. m.”
nPlelaled'a cmh Family will on...
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0. R. flumford a... that be walked
from bridge to Smith‘aJaland oh the
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A party from ltaymoud and Com.
M’sebop will take ssleighrideto
Stamford tonight.
The Good Templsrs of this district
will hold their quarterly convention at
Bridgeport on lg 13th.
Broad River ’saoday'tuhooi will hold
an old-fashioned New England supper
in the church in cdurae of a week or two.
The straw shop in theborough is run-
ning at its utmost capacity. They ex-
pect to put thirty more-Wheaten”.
‘ l" Eugene Schmid is huey‘resdiug the
’ msdcacred .prsdms.‘ Ill 0‘“ maeryingtollndootthatpua-
rinse. W? x " ' sleofWheeler's. Genesays that hewill
L. H. Decker, by.” a very neat flodit before night.
looolmbwlfi-K °' “5 me, oh uncountof aomeof thecflicersofzs
estimated. .4. , ‘ - «
lfrs. at; a. (5"; Jr. will suit, for but echoing the installation was pust-
Datous. F'la.. louday with hlr. and int. pond until next Thursday evening.
A.J. Hum? ,‘ . . _ W 8. Baltic:— drove his horse
Waterbury e010 “I“! “,
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Sycamore Lodge of New York on the
29th. 704—;
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the Fine and Ilowavds lied Cid-lil- ways-tin! my _. . played finely the
without-s. ”has.“ tolosc his
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sometliaea employed at James/Brent MW”... .‘ any sis-1 but his
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tire to Is. W, was informed of
the insulting msmege. and as agallsut
lover, championed the widow‘s cause.
He mfle it his basins. Ala ale Ir.
Win It to matter. ‘ If.
lloqullatl; M. Noonsy that
what he done wit none of his busi-
ness. Rooney made it his buaiosw, and
hit Roberts. Roberts hit back. and they
had a lively rough and tumble fight. it
is not certain who was victorious. but
afterthoilghtRob'srts hadnwarrantia-
and forNooneyohargiog lilai with as-
sault and battery Before the warrant
could be served Rooney boarded the
walnut! yent to Bridgeport:
Last 11 , t Sharia Toner was
out; the: ‘_ ion when the 9.20
Mb- intestine: lithium
got the train. Toner’s attendee was
called to Rooney, and he went up tohlm
and told him hewantedhimmapriaon—
er. _ Rooney coolly told the oilicerfthat
;’waanot Bonny. Thailand. how-
ever, did not take his word, but folbwed
him to Donovan's saloon, and there as-
ceriained that Nooney,who mid he was
not Rooney, was the man he wanted.
and detained him until amour web
The ” 3“" tha‘fbridge,‘ “WW"- ‘0
tiers-truths levees last night. the , p of Stan.” from. legals!" 10- mtg, {3' gm N93” “9‘
scorching , , ‘3 »' WWW! 9mm”; Nooneyimmediatelyseatfil’iaOsmp-
The chain on it automatic signal ~8ait1’crk, m, u?" .g flayes’ market. bell, who promptly responded to the call
con 1 with the Ian.“ M was _____.._... of her champion. and want with him be-
froaeh fact this morale. . 1"» WW" '1“ l.“ '9'.“ “Ill fore Judge Knapp where b M
_ ; cltyhsvs W _ i9 Stamford guilty to assaultand battery. Thejodge
~Ggeo'l‘imothvfllr- by the ”It AP _ that vet-la hm imposed a cm». which, with costs,
emu F» lbw"- .. 11- chute unto-uh thi- itr- ‘ . ace-med to tract. which the widow
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oyster supper law nightnvasa sacs. flhl .WOIheaam that' 1‘ '3 duh“ “WI "be“ M"-
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a iaakinohaorthepipea is”. monument-omen... transit m .0 . ~ sinus
block used the water to lo 1 ‘ ‘ " ' ‘ Tour's eyes. and ancteie Judge Kris
Smith‘s misc ramming. -‘ "“3"”me “d. “"9. . 13:" "’" "‘ actually smiled. W
It begins to look like business on the
Benedict Farm. llarvla Besfiesa con-
tinuc to cart spiles for their new dock.
balm number of the Greenwich
Notifies been received. (has W. Lee
mun takegreht pride in his“ eww
as it sparkli-s with inter ing local
_ b red rs it
At a meeting of the Jersey r e i “a".
Hartford yesterday, W. D. hicCready
was elected the direcror for Fairfield
County. w ___fl
A large sleighing party from this city
will go to Stamford this evening and
take advantage of the toboggan slide.
which is free. W-
John Patterson. a former clerk _of An-
drew Sellsck’s but now looming the
lithograpbing trade with a Boston firm,
is borne on a short vacation.
The ladies of the Nurwnlk Congrega-
tional Church will hold a supper In the
new chapel of the church tonight.
Supper will be served on llle European
plan. . -
Allan A. McLean and Miss Jennie
Casey of this city. were llllll'l'lt'tl yester-
day in New York. They have begun
housekeeping on Cove street, Benedict
Farm. .._,
"WWW” The managers of the leap year party to
be held at the shirt factory on hierwin
street til-night have asurprise in store
for those lucky enough to be in the grand
mfich.
Theodore Toby's shopmates to Trim-
bridgee a shop have made him a pre-
sent of a very handsome lounge. lie
was so affected when he received it he
could not speak for few minutes.
Dr. C. A. Lindeley, State Superinten-
dent of registration of vital statistics,
has prepared a pamphlet ot instructions,
the purpose of which is to afford ready
help to town registrarsin making annual
abstracts of deaths in their respective
towns. # w - ‘M-
COME 10 THE TERMS.
llorseaaaa Ready and Aaaloua to latch
Iodlas Against Any Local Trotter.
In reply to the communication about
Iodine and “Horseman,” 1 will say that
if “Business" has a horse that comes
within the scope of my proposition, all
he has to do is to name him and I will
do just as i said, to the letter-—bet him
.500 that he can't beat iodine, 3 in 5
beats.
As he says, in closing his remarks,
“there is acbsnce for him to put up his
money or do the other thing in regard to
iodine." Now then if this "Business”
man wants to produce a horas for a trot,
all he has todols tonsme him and 1
will produce one to heat him on the
terms that he has announced:
N. B.-l don't want to trot or cbal.
lenge the state or county with Iodine,
only home horse that can beat him.
Hosanna.
Ilouse Warming. ,
At J‘. E. Smith’s new house on River-
side avenue a party of young people eh-
joyed llieuudves very much last even»
lug. indulging in merry making and
dancing. About 11 o’clock a very line
tsp lunch was served. after which the
young people resumed their dancing
until a late hour. when, wishing lfr. and
In. Imilh that their future in their
new home might be spent as pleasantly
as theyspsnt last night. they departed
to their homes.
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Aries assessor-ads lull.
011 load-y evening occurs the annual
my work in Japan. truth! the 9 hell of the M00 curler
ante-of the Presbyterian heard. it, atliuncllall. Assuming"
‘latflsll muting was given Ir. Garth flew York will beat Arlen llsllsttuh
mdklsyoasg wife. Jan. to. She is a dsrnmlngsttsr elglit o'clock and those
moi liar. Dr.A.'l'. Plasoaof dailies emtamrs can thershsaceom-
‘W‘l‘hs Ooagrsgatloualbt. modeled. Thebadglvsapromlseofbs-
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Miss Cuehman gave a very entertain-
ing lecture last night at the Norwalk M.
E. Church. Several new members were
accepted into the Women’s Foreign Mis-
sionary Society. m . -, _
Freddie, the bright little 4 year old son
of Charles Carpenter, died Wednesday
night. Funeral service will be held
Sunday at Mr. Carpenter's residence in
the borough.
Arth Keeler. who was hurt while
sliding); High street Wednesday night
is still confined to his home. and it is
thought it will become time before he
will be able to get out.
We shall print in to-morrow's Evening
Sentinel a very interesting letter from
B. (l. Trowbridge which gives a desarip-
tive and humorous account of his trip
from London to Calcutta.
Rev. James H. Ross will read a paper
on “Denominationalisrn at the Bar of
History” at the meeting of the Congre-
gational Clerical Union to be held next
lionday morning at the Bible House in
New York city.
W. 8. Bailey starts today for licKeys-
port, Pa. for a ten days temperance cam-
paign. From there he goes to Lyman,
N. Y. for ten days; and from there to
New Redford. Mass. Ilr. Bailey’s dates
are all full to Oct. 1.
-Lsrd in 5 and 10 pound pails, 50c
and $1. each, at Bayes‘ market.
The boys at Springde are using
Wilson's hill to slide on. They did not
use it as long as officer Ireland was on
the force. There is no clutter down that
way to sloptbem nowsnd thshlll isso
slippery that it is aboutallahoraecan
dotogetuplt.‘
TheCcngregstooalY. P. 8.0. E. lam
join similar crganfletlous throughout
the country in making a contribution to
the United Society on Feb. 22d. It.
Rosa stated last evening 11. his mental
report that the day, a weeks from
Wednesday last. lathe lotli anniversary
of his own ordination to the ministry.
The mat Church, {with has been
laits interest in ion
Hrs. Campbell has bro-nu widow“
four months. and has created consider-
able gcmip by her conduct since her hue-
band’s death. and this affray has started
a general scandal. The insult was a
dirty one, and the man who offered it
ought to pay at least as heavy a penalty
as the man who resented it.
Judgment Against the Borough.
Yesterday afternoon in the Superior
Court the jury rendered a verdict in the
suit of the People's Savings bank of
Bridgeport ainsi the borough of Nor-
walk, for £348.81 in favor of the
plaintifl'. The bank held WM!) worth
of bonds issued by the borough, bearing
interest at 7 percent. and running for
twenty years, with the privrlege of pay-
ment in ten years. The borough refund-
ed these bonds at a lower rate of inter-
est, but as the bank claims, did not give
that corporation sufficient notice. The
plainiifl, therefore, sued to recover the
damage it had suffered from thereduc-
tion in the rate of interest. The above
verdict includes the principal and one
day’s interest at 7 per cent, and one
year and seven months' interest at 6 per
t'r-ui. W
A a rig Accident.
While James Brown was driving down
Main street. last night and when oppo-
site the Warwick House the runner oi
his sleigh caught in the track and over-
turned il. The horse ran down the
street with the sleigh on one side, across
the depot platform and into Gregory’s
stable. No damage was done except
some of the skin being scratched of! hit.
Brown's lace and a broken shaft and
whifileit’ee. '
liar. L 1.. Potter Installed.
Rev. Lester Ii. l’otter who recently
retired from the Baptist communion. and
from the pastoral. of the moat promi-
nent Baptist church in Hartford, was
Wednesdsy evening installed as pastor
of the Park Congregational church.
The semen was by Rev. Dr. Parker, the
right hand of fellowship by Rev. W. D.
lave, the charge to the people by the
Llewellyn Pratt, and the charge to the
pastor by Rev. Dr. Buckingham of
Springfield; _..-
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lt is said that Iir. Parker of the Stam-
ford House. is about to retire from busi-
men and enjoy a well-earned rest for the
remainder of his days. The rumor has
gained credence from the fact that he
has made an unusually large amount of
money during 1’ past week orsoofl
sleighlug. during which time the house
has been fairly overrun with slelgblng
parties. One night laatwesk he enter-
tainedone hundred and fifteen guests,
and thecssli tskenla from thewholc
party amounted to exutly two dollars
and elghty~dve seam—Advocate.
~Thst must have been a large sum of
money to have taken is one night. and
weshouldnotwouderlf thalarger part
of it came out of liorwalksr‘s pocketr.
Mam-.- ..
The ltaaaer (laughs fa tho-fig“.
Issac Jacobson. the Wsahlngtcu street
bridge merchant. went to Stamford yea-
iardayaftssnuoo and the runner of his
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26008.
UhFrankCcltlsyofihe Allen house
at Mgton hasigiven a handsome
silver salverasaprbe for thebest grand
average is the Went-Conrant.
v. r? c. it.
‘ Thmmpmoulh this vicinity who
are hesitating show the organization of
Societies“ Chm Endeavor, and be-
cause theyaee podble dangers. The
following editorial tom the Golden Rule.
will serve mallow the kind of advice
which the remix pools are receiving
from President Clark and the United
Society:
some: vows owl causes, rouse
rams.
Since God has pued you in that parti-
cular church where our parents have
meant to have you do your work right
there. No young person is sent on a
misionary tour along the different
churches and rcll‘oueorgauintions of
the city where he lives. The religious
tramp is as disrepuhble as his prototy
who picks up cold rictuals at the ban -
door. The Methodbt Church across the
street may be very attractive, but if you
are a Congregationslist you have no
right to he often there. If you are a
Ifeihodht. go to hear your own pastor,
and attend your cam prayenneeting,
even if B argues is preaching across the
way. ere is doubtlem work outside
theohurch forsome young Christians,
but for the great majority, their chief
is within their own church. Dis-
' ted efforts do not amount to much.
our work should be localized. This is
one particular mission of the Society of
Christian Endeavor. These societies are
not usually union. but exist in each sepa.
rate church. They~bring the young peo-
ple into and keep them at work in some
particular Church (1' Christ.
""fiiair'c'ii'ihiight. V
Barlow Bros. 8: Frost's Minstrels will
be the attraction at Music Hall this even-
ing. ‘ The company has a reputation
that is enjoyed by few organisations 6!
the kind on the road. Their performance
in Youngstown, Ohio, received the fol-
lowing notice in the Vindicator of that
city. “The entertainment git-en by Bar-
low Broe. & Frost's Minstrels in the
Opera House. Saturday night. was at.
tended by a large audience who mani-
fested by continuous rounds of applause
their appreciation of the merits of this
excellent company. Barlow Bros. are
the gentlemen who first introduced the
double clog song and doom on the stage,
and their appearance again lathe old
field of labor is welcomed by thousands.
Their large number of very clever at-
tractions, excellent songs and witty say-
ings, and in general it may be said that
Barlow Bros. a Frost‘ohlihsirels give a
most agreeable and entertaining perfor-
mance.” ”w _‘ __ ..
Leap Tsar Party.
Last evening a number from this city
went to Stamford on a leap year party.
They callcdat theresideucoof Stanley
Sellsck and a collation was served that
corresponded with the liberality dis-
played by the ladies who gave the pleas-
ant affair. It was two o'clock this mom-
izg when they returned home.
7“ llllarn )Issaabera’s License Itovoketl.
William lieseoberg’s license was re-
voked yesterday by the county commie
sinners for selling liquor on Sunday.
December 85th.
Trottiag on the Avenue.
Quite a large number assembled at
East avenue yesterday afternoon to see
some trotting. Theweather was warm
and the path in good condition.
Saunders' uRocky” was the cook of the
walk. but we doubt if he would have
been if he had gone down with lic-
Cready’s "Primrose."
lfr. Coley of Weston was up there
with his “little rat," and beat every-
thing but “Rocky."
lfr. Hounecker beat John Burbank‘s
marelothedellghtofthe spectators.
"Buck" Iiockwood‘was there with a
pretty pair of bays but did no trotting.
The path is in due condition now
and if anyone wishes to challenge Iodine
they hadbetter hurry up or they will
have to go on wheels.
”A A Isaaway.
Ed. Toby went sleigh riding with his
31.11.» night. When near Blamford
the steed that ho was driving became
pants of the sleigh were
the vehicle was upset. ‘l'hs damsel
done was very slight.
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It does
K's” lns letter in New York. but is
South Norwalk meant to
«new
uwmmnduufli
during recent years are: 1884. W; 1885,
,summer months, as has been true in
well to write "B'Ishd Us.
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Annual Meetlng earths Congregational
< Chareh.
The annual meeting of the Congrega-
tional church was held last evening.
The pastor reported. without reference
To 3ng coutllhhioultlls or marrow
Ta undwsighedhcreh 1a to: a license to
liquors—Ale,
a
sell—45 and la
and Older. to be drunk on the
Rhino Wine only.~pnrausnt to the laws
this hiatcnowln force relatingtotheaeleofinloxi-
to statistim, an outline of the year’s um'l‘lmfm‘ W3“ "Wm‘fiw‘x'
work, noting the extra services and Nor 1i,me of son 1% hie-sud my.
many conversions of last winter and "w can no '
. . r lhslthc l -
spring. the edicieucy of the‘Y. P. 8. C. Minion nicotine, and 3::ng
vs
law of the town of Norwalk.
BIN]! slums. Town
Dated amt with. is.
llouscholdl-‘nrnlturc For Sale.
LACK walhalparlor suite, seven places almost
M: can range. We and bedroom
fnrnltcre. lust sold as parties are leaving
town. inquire of‘ Ills. FL, NH. West avenue.
third door from lcrwla street. 48 3
ltoonn To Let.
WOteneiuentstolet. one offour and one of
drerooms. lteot flandfl’prr month.
“if Inquire of c. llWARTZ.
E , the increased participation of female
members. in prayer and conference
meetings, the advance in benevolence
over the previous year of several hun-
dred dollars, the increase of missionary
interest among the ladies. which had
issued this week in the annexation of
the lchll Illusions and the proposed
support of a South Norwalk Ball in
Fountainblesu, the continuation of
steady and successful preaching and
prayer meeting services and Sabbath
School teaching among the Swedes and T“ he“
Subbslll School inching among the Vliaicrmofthree mow costar no
Chinese. Temporary services calculatr www 13““ m"
ed to reach the Germans had also been W’JFIEO -
held. The report of the clerk and m " ~ south Km
treasurer showed that the total member- For Sale.
ship, allowing for lomes by letter and by EAST NOBWAl-K. Ind m M-
death. was now the, the highest in t’ m,mmh W M“-
history of the church, that during th at ri'v‘%neoowm.
year there had been sixty-one additions ”Magus A mm’dbkanansehv
on confession of faith and eleven by I known? CL
letter. infant baptiams numbered Lost.
twelve and adult baptisms ten. Deacon
North had been elected as deacon by a
unanimous vote. The collections are for
eight societies, six of which are devoted
to home missions and two to foreign
missions. The statistics of benevolence
APROIISORY NOTE£ysble on demand, in-
terest dioJen. 1.1 .cadoraedon iteback,
also, "wi out recourse“ over the name “Nehou
Ta lor." Any rein said mitoto this
0&3, or tank information i will lead to in
recovery will be tably rewarded. s ddswtf.
For Sale.
$79; 1886, 8933; 1887, 31,100; total,
em Wei-mm m.” ”.223 “:3
The additions to the church have been: fl“: slid 1:0de m n so
1884, 18; l885, 9; 1886, l5;1887. 72; total, “‘3 W“ °' W m m"
114. Wife?“ ”Karim tour;
The Sabbath School superintendents ‘m'hgkfimdm .,. mug-0mm
and secretary and treasurer made reports , laiate and ta, rs
showing a prosperous condition, as re- “(mm s"'mm
gards attendance, benevolence, the. The
present membership of the school is 3 W m-
387; the scion and 1mm 0' the you 1 two m1, house with all modern liar-ovo-
were about even. The total attendance m“-
for the year was 12,343. fiftyothree hwmammmhmfinm
hadunited with the church. Thcfinanc m ”
cisl receipts were large, including a.
special contribution for the new church
building.
The Ladies' Missionary Society report-
ed their contributions. and such ad-
vancements. in interest as are noted
above in the pastor’s report.
The Y. P. S. (I. E. had sustained a
weekly and monthly meeting through-
out ths your. Numerous additions to
the church had been made. A letter
was read from President Clark giving
the national statistics. No suspension of
services our interest occurred during the
EST NORWALK.
38 50.00
Will buy omscreof land fronting on the [sin
block I“. h ‘ Foo-11.15.1121 ll field (1
e premises are m on.wr s an
has considerable fro t on them.
$2,800.00
WillbuytenacreeoflaudJourofwhicbl‘ruatca
the‘rlaiinwfietand have on gm“.
can a msihgebaru have.
as] balmy are a «sellout condition-Idem
Owucswllleuhaagaforcity .cuaaa.
willsliowtf as
on ddrsdmart “$39.3... tore-
alreof TAYIDB‘GOLDIN.
mallstateand afieniIJSaadli'Wsah
innou lil..80otb built.“
The Metropolitan’s Record For I887.
Gain incumbent outstanding Polices during
1337. 278.015
(lain in mundane: simmers
Gain in Premium [neonedurlng leer, 31.100.571.-
3L
“mill!!!“ WWW I”. “m.-
lialn loaves-Income
previous years. Seven delegates had
been sent to the national and state con-
veniions. The expenses for the year had
been 3115, and were paid. A contribu~
tion is to be sent during the present
month to the united county. The
deacone recommeyidcd a list of benevo-
lencee for the curféint year, which was
adopted.
Installation of ones}:-
The following officers of the American :37. 1mm.
Legion of Honor of this city were instail- mml’ow m‘fi‘g fl.-
edon Tuesday evening: Gustave Pitzcr, 191mm. -‘ .
Commander; W cm E. Osborn, Vice figmugw '91:?” m
Commander: Job W. Duke, Secretary; "0.:ng “18min- for of
above the rcasve aired kw. 4
ccxl.) aha cram 1231:1391. 61% “1:13 It":
hold-ii for
W. P. Smallhorn, Collector; Frank Suez,
Warden; Thomas F. Wilson, Guide.
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a Remarkable Blshop. “mm "mm“ mfmm
The New York World says: Bishop
Williams, of Connecticut. the oldest
member of the American House of Bish-
ops of the Proteslant Episcopal church,
isotremendnua worker. Bosidesattsod-
ing to the details connected with his
diocese and those which pertain to his
position as the Primate of the House of
Bishop, be delivers twelve lscturcs a
week to the students of the Berkeley
Divinity School, Biddletown. and also
lectures frequently at Trinity College,
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