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Weather Bulletin.
For Wednesday, in New l‘:llglnlld,l
pearly iloltlly \veatln‘r, nith Iresh to
brisk westerly to northwesterly winds,
and rain or Shun.“
High tide tImorrnw 1.15, low tide
7.298. III.
Sun uses 0. 48; sun setsll. 20 p. m.
If
I rank IIeI her is suffering Willi II sore
throat.
l‘hIIs. .Ianiesof Waterbury invisiring
friends" In this city
Mrs. Marshall Tolles is sick at her resi-
dence on Henry street. East Norwalli.
-All silk mottled plush at S’Ic. A
great bargain at J. W. & M. S. SiiIi-hs'.
Work was commenced in the new cor-
set for tory yesterday.—
W. G. Langdon is expeoted borne
from his European trip to-day
Arthur Jones has secured asituiition
III a meat market in Five Mile River.
—lloy.-I wanted ti sell lllt' Errning
Sentini-l in the borough. Apply tailor
school at Sloan’o news stand.
Doc. Masher has been treating his
Indian to a bran new Coat of paint. -
This is the last day of William‘blescn-
burg's license. It willbe revoked to-
morrow.
Mabel Vanderhoff gave a party to her
young friends last night at her home on
West avenue.
~Alitrge stock of spring, dry goods
just received at J. W. It M. S. Smiths’.
Pioneer Hook & Ladder Co. will hold
their annual ball this evening; at the
Athaueauni. .I... w
A parish meeting of Trinity church
will be held this evening to consider the
calling of a rector.
Surveyors are at work to-day survey-
ing the corner that the Brunsn ick Hotel
stands on, in the borough.
A force of men are at Work to- -day
cleaning the gutters of the borough
streets. This cit, should follow the ex-
ample.
—J. \V". &M. S. Srnith will continue;
their Hamburg edging sale through the
month of February and March. l
nt-‘rcd at the Post Ollioc Illsoulll Roi-walk “Rec
. rind “his! Mutter.
rin» noun 2...” or i‘irr .m lien-k anal
.1 IIlIlo r I I. u ill III-h Iirl llII-I I \I’lllll' I.
—-llI-Ivuh irgh-dgings are III-lug sold at'
less than wholl- sale [Itilrvs‘ at J. W. £3 II.
8. Sun h.’ ,
F. M. llrow,anleinberof the Eagle
[lose Co. of Ansoniii, was in town last
evening.
~Try Plaisted’s Dough Remedy.
The false alarm of lire last night gave
the tin-men the benelit of plenty of exer.
cise, if nothing else.
A rehearral of the Frazer Home will
be held this evening preparatory to
going to Greenwich.
-—Frosh Pork and Sausage, 12:: III., at
llayI-s' Innrkt-t.
A [Iagman has charge of the railroad
nights owing to the engineers being
unable to see the block signal.
The sociable to be given by Mayflower
Hook & Ladder Company to-night
pmmises to be superior to any they have
had, which H saying a good deal.
~Sal'. Pork,10clb.,tit lloyu market.
Miss Flora Hodges, u rec Int graduate
of the BOSIOII city hospital, spent yester-
day with her sister. Miss (lussic Hodges,
xiii Chestnut street. Miss Flora goes!
to udson City, Wisconsin, to takes}
prominent position in it large hospital in
that place.
PRESENTATION.
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S01 THN VORWALK, CONN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1888
‘ 11"" i' “\NIII'I'IIII‘ PLAINS (‘15P.
John 1enell before Justine Selleck. Mrs.
Terrell’s Testimony.
The trialnf JoliriTerrI-ll for a-lempt-
Ing t I Illll'tlt’l his wife last Friday, took
place _\t"n'.t‘ltl. :Iy llc'ltlh Joules :‘wlii-ck
III llw police rooms, Gazette building.
Mr». Terrell testified that she had been
living with Mr. ‘errell about six weeks
prior to the attempt on her life: that she
was in the kitchen on the evening of the
assault. and that her husband came in
and root: a strap and bound her to the
lounge. lie then took a butcher knife.
and putting his knee on her breast told-
her if she had anything to say to God to
say it, as he was going to cut her throat.
Shi- tirade no struggle but screamed
“murder!" Mr. llubbar-I cImo III and
told Terrell to stop. lluhblttd tllll not
take hold of him, only told him to stop
which he did. Shobad not done any-
thing to cause him to assault her and
had no quarrel with him at all. On the
following Saturday he came home again
and took a razu and said he was going
to cut her throat as he had another
vvoraiazi that he hired lietter'than her.
He threw her clothes lot.) the street and
she then went into Hubbard‘s and stayed
until Monday morning, when she came
down tothe borough between five and
six o'clock to make complaint against
hint. She had been mairu-d to Terrell
three years, and did not III-hove that she
‘ had lived with him one year out of the
three. Her husband supported her part
of the time, and Hubbard the rest. She
pays Hubbard the rent; shendiil not earn
ltetlrlng Superintendent Sculls-III is l'red
I‘ientml \V Itli a Writing Dealt and llol- -
'en.
The emplc'yms of the Union Minno-
the retiring superintendent James
Scofield, on Saturday by presenting hlm‘
With It handsome black walnut writing
desk and a gold pen. The presentation l
was made in a few well chosen remarks I
which Mr. Scofield responded In as soon'
as he recovered from his surprise by:
quite a. lengthy speech, in which he re;
viewed his connection with the mill and l
rcmlled many pleasant recollections. Iplaint was heroine who did not think chooses tocoine flll‘lln which m, hope!
I lawyers would pt: I: up bu mess on Sun-' sh" will do
She had not talked In any one ex- .
lie ccptlxtvvycr L’wL‘m‘“ """llmi' "Wit" lions, gin-o by Hamil pqulI- of culture
:siid laundry-NH praisr uni P-llUllll be
Mr. Sc oti -Id “as hel d in high inter-m by
his fellow workmen who w-I r-- Very loth
to have him give up his situation.
goes to Providence t l t: the ch iige of the .
Riverside mill of that place. |
Douglas Fowler Post Surprise (.‘Iarlt
lllt keno.
Last evI- iiiug tho members of Douglas
any money front anybody, Upon cram
i t-x Iruiimtion she said thit “all? liml been
‘doing Mr. iltlblnard' s Work and thu' ho:
lactatingCompany complmli ~urpri-«d paid llrl' $13. 50 a month for tllllll. . it, but ( appear ‘00 (magma. There was no
: stopped Working for him It hen her hus- , sly-hing an,” 9",.“
band came hack 6 weeks ago. She was
doing about thr- sumi- “'1 lit for Hubbard I
‘now, and homily allow r‘ll her the rent of
the hon-re for it.
OVV't' her any mom-y. She owed him
some that she- lnvtrIIWI‘tl and had not!
work. I] out yet.
come down Sund Iy :m- -I make the torri-
uy.
and woul I swear to It.
This w lllli‘zH took up all the afternoon,
.as about every other question L'Iny-r
’ \Valsli wind in r, Lockwood objected t I,
.and the nlaltr r would b.- nrgued at the
conclusion of Mrs. 'l'eri ii .I testimony.
{Fowler Post (i. A. R. and the Women s The case ass adj )Ilflit‘ll and tho pri~on. r.
New Haven defeated Meridon at polo‘, Relief tarps, wave Cklrk Dickens a stir-5 put under $1. 00 bonds until Thursday
last night, the score being 3 to 0
game at Waterbury result-d as Idloos:
llrrdgep Irtb Water bury .I.
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Frank E. Smith and Ilenry C.ori ell, of
the bomugli, went fishing yesterday I“!
the upper reservoir. They say I. .r_
caught a nice string of fish.
—Porter'nouas and Sirloin Swain ltic.
lb, at \V'eed's, Benedict Farm. L
Willie Perry started this morning iorl
Cleveland, Ohio. with Dr. Bobannan‘s
horse. ”Cooper," which has been pur-
chased by Mr. W II. Donn, of that city.
At a meetiou of the stockholders of
the Norwalk Iron Works tlo. lust Sstur-g
birthday. flirt called .. I‘I him :It 83
o'IlIIck r:inl f H II: but time till ll III I- r II.
[he party bid as jolly II time us could be;
desired. At 1] o'clot It a line supper n is
flenjoytsl alter which the- parttv III ‘ tI
their hoim. -, but not below w islim . .VIr.
:ll) cktnsiuanv happy rI- 1mm of m -
minors Ivy 0! his birth.
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an. l
)1 :ssonic Ilene tits.
At a meeting of the din tron ot the:
Masonic Bl ner‘it association last or string
$2. 000 WIN I'iIti‘il {I 'h, Itiil I-. 1’ II. )I A 1
Brown of lliid N V'.. and ‘H II‘ I-,
amount to lllv union of John W.
Newt-II: «If l’HrItlitImr, N. Y. lizitli
assessnienn list-.- ho»... t..i.l “till the;
day, a report of the work done last yeari
was made and the present officers of thel
company reelected
~II.S .Rood Is selline the llest Putin-i
tain Pen. New style, nhich w .rks per 5
fectly.
Douglas Fowler Post will giveaball
to-night in (Iermania hall on the bridge.
Heine's orchestra will furnish music.
One of the lectures of the ball Will be a
Post office where any one can receive a
valentine.
Jame-A. Howartli ,presidentot the New
Haven Young Men’s Republican Club
was in town today. He Is also president
of the Stats League. Ila said that in a
short time fifty clubs will be organized
in the state. ‘ __ ___‘
~1Ard in 5 and 10 pound pails, 500
and-3t. each, at Hayes’ market.
Capt. Rumsll Frost attended the an-
nual meeting of the Yale Alumni Asso-
ciation of Fairiivld county and the an-
nual banquet at Bridgeport. yesterday
afternoon and evening.
A certain doctor‘iu this city was at-
tending a lady patient. The patient,
who was trying to get well in order to
attend a wedding the next day, told
him he need not call the day after as she
did not think she would be able to see
him. .-_..
—People are talking about the great
Hamburgedglng sale stJ. W. a M. S
Smiths'.
Some of our sidewalks are in bad con-
dition. There is one place that needs
balsam that is where “mold and new
sidewalkvjoia Iii front of llr. HIVIlInd'I
block. Yesterday afternoon an old lady
narrowly escaped minus injury by fall
in: on the ice at that wplace.
A lady employed” at the Ilabackemo
Hon-l losta- pocketbook yesterday con-
taining Oil. Chief of Police Volmcrc
was notified and he learned that a man
was seen to pick up something near the
hotel. He found that individual and
secured the tuicketlimk much to the joy
til the liner.
llrm Della E. tit. John, with it four
hon-s ltlclflll and twenty-six of her pupils
went on Monday for a sleigh ride. Al-
though the Ilelgl-lag was not ambula-
ths children, with their trumpets and
whistles. seemed to enjoy tluI ride, an]
all III-downpour! word fortbskind
:and sang twu selections,
heartily received. At the business nieet- '
sec etary reported that no (l' nil»; in n-
now unusa-Iseed. Three on n. bu :-i were
1added I I t 'lass A and flint-ti u. .I :ul- li'nl‘
to i" ins-i ll.
Demand for Norwnlh IDy-Ilt'ri.
The small dealers oi New Haven are
using many oysters shipped at Norwallt
and packed in barrels holding thirty gal-
lons each. Thi~ stock brings from $1 in.
$1.10 per gallon. “llandarde,” or the
second grade of natives, sell at $1 10 per ’
gallon and “selects" wholesale at $1.20 ;
A cargo of Virginia oysters in the shell"
is on the way. Last year only one vessel
arrived. This trade has fallen off consid-
I’ost .
“ if. ii. I. a.
Tlic bi-nionthly meeting of the Yioung
ed by 200 people last evening.
The exhibition of the gymnasium class
occupied the greater part of the evening
and showed a marked improvement.
Mr. Fred Willis, General Secretary of
the Waterbury Y. M. I‘. A. was present,
which were
log 28 new members were elected. The
reports of the Treasurer and (loneral
Secretary ware read, and Messrs. Poole
and Willis, who were called upon, re-
sponded in happy speeches congratulat-
ing the association on the work done in
its various departments.
llubbell It Barthel.
Ilubbell d: Barthol started up their list
forming department today. This llrm
now has one of the best Iquippml factor-
ies in the trade. From a small begin-
ning thoy have developed a large busi-
ness, and have made an enviable repute»
tlon by reason of the excellent quality of
goods they manufacture. Their prospects
bodeslrcd, and with their Increased fa.
cl'lties they willuudoubtcdly mid ti
their businIs-i and reputation.
False Alarm.
hilt night at half past nine an alarm
of tire was sound-II.
and a lame crowd start: ll lor that place.
The fire Ilepiiitomrt was unusually
prompt in getting there but their assist-
ance was not requlnd as II llllfl! alarm
had been given. A man paselng the
bums thought he uvr a tire on the pro-
mines and hurried durum tint street and
and patina: driver.
Itvstlu slant.
3 Convention.
, day a9.30 a. rn.,
. Irate.
erably In the past five years. ~llariford ’
Men‘p Christian Association was nttenrl- l
for the present trade are all that could ,
it Will reported .
that Mrs. Eben llill'a lium-9' VIII-I barium ‘
Tlhe Iprise party I ‘l honor of Iii-I tIIrty-s wenthl morning at 9 o 'clovk.
(If lute-rest lo Oystc rmen.
A I. ft m' usihlc decision Iris lvl‘ll fril-
d l‘vll Iv Juice Cullen that \\ ll be of
t“. pt‘t‘lal Inter: at! III II)-- terinml. .\ tirirti
[II-- o! pets-mi lva- her-n lint-II and :m-
prii II :d to the p w Ir \Inl II'III lllt‘lli‘V
In Ill’r dgro;1 1 Ir nysh rs ii; on it Is pl .m-
ed by tlisir own 'I.Iiitl.-. Ti-II II aiuml
jud'. '1 llt‘lll.“ that law pr diibitirig
Iirmlgii- I; IN! II_\~leI’.~ :Ipplirw to no. ural
III Il~ only and that at h s» o~ or planter
niiy use all) in. llllllitll Ii. pl: n~e.~; and
I‘ll] dii lllr' but In -xpi- ~I lr'flllri prohi
hit dredging upon Hill": own llfi'llfl, such a
In“ “a. old he unconstitutional and void.
——tin-Iiiporth. Y. )l’ishiugiiazettc.
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Y. \I. C. A. Convention.
i re {'It ::I y school \'1 ml t‘ ‘leVrll
tioi o: tli- - ‘toting Mei IN ‘I h strait \~-
IhtItltlliIl'Iii {New Voila State, It Ill be held .
at llarlt-m,oo February liith and iTih,
in the Madison Avenue t'oiigreyiitional-
The l'itllb‘t'll‘ -
Church, corner li'lst Si.
lion promises to be the best ever held
The tor-rungs are public, but oniy ‘lcll-
gates are admitted to the floor If the
Sessions are held every
2.30 and 7.30 p. m.
The General Secretari-Is‘ Conferences
, are held at Brooklyn, N. Y.. on February ~
14th and 15th. These Sessions are pri-
Ileneral Secretary Simmons will
attend and read a paper on “The (leneral
Secretaries Relations to the various
Gomnilttees'
A .‘evv llnntl for the City.
A new band has been organized in this
city consisting of about 20 members.
They have hired a room over lloyt's drug
store, where they practice every week.
Its name is Ulovev‘ s American Band, and
with such material as they have got,
under the leadership of Theodore Glover.
the band will be r_i success.
The Oyster Interest.
Few people realize what an immense
industry the oyster interest is. Returns
show that the annual oyster product of
the country is worth about thirteen mil-
lions of dollars. It employs 53,000 per-
sons and over "0,500,000 capital. It is
worth three times as much as the cod-
:llshery, four times as much as the sal-
mon. six times as much as the nienhadeii
and over ten times as much as tho shad
Iand alswife fishery together. And yIt
~ the oyster business In only In its Iiitanuy.
i— Fishing gazette.
Inc-III Rasputin.
g The members of 8t..lolin' s Lodge, I‘. It:
;i\. IL, held a reception at their new
‘ rooms last evening. A large number of
their fflt'llill were present. Good music
was tarnished by an orchestra and III
the conclusion of the evening’s carer‘s
' taililuultt s collation was served. It It all
a ph aunt occasion.
A 'l'm W Inf-led mun.
William Waste, tllodemooratic town
registrar In New Haven, has kept a liquor
saloon for which the county commie
“donors have now refused to renew the
license on moonlit of evidence cl 8on-
day also and because O’Kcsfc had vlo~
lated the lav: as to closing communion»
ties between the saloon and bio living
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Mr. .lubbal‘tl did not '
Tn" " -‘I“-" 5h“ dbl 1" lti Miss Drew ( an be aqued of :i l rge and
'l‘ionr t r
. one throughout,
l Boone,
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ENTERIAIIIENTS.
\ 1'. II. c B. Maulnhient.
. The young peopleof the Uongregatiun— 3
"ll Church are to be complimelitid on
an ideal entertainment in the readings
by Miss Susie D. Drew and the songs by
Miss Cora Brock In; evening, in the
Utmgrcgational Church. Ilr. Brock,
organist of the First Presbyterian
Church, of Huntington, 1.. IL. with his
daughters, Miss Cora and Miss Daisy
Brock, kindly gave their assistance to
the young people, and it was a right en-
joyable gift.
Miss Daisy is a little miss of lilteenhut
she played as if playing before the pub-
lic was acommon occurrence with her
instead of a new experience. Her play-
izig was correct and sympathetic, though
over-shadowed by the major parts of the
programme. 3
Mr. Brock and like Cora sang the
duett “Hear Me Norma," Bellini. with a
clear consolation and sweetness of voice
that made so dillicult a piece enjoyable.
Miss Brock in her solos "Ilma'" Arditi,
and Shadow Song rom ‘ u'imorah, ’
Meyerbecr, undertoo music of the most
diflicult and classic character.
Operatic selectiotti are often given
without any music about them but the
young lad y rendered Iier notes and words
so clearly and sang mostly, especially
in “Beware" and "The Daisy Song" env
cores, that the gray beads were seen to
applaud heartily.
Audiences have sob through readings
in that church and applauded from sense
of duty, but a dillertm ctusc operated
, last night. ‘
5 Miss Drew -\u4 so natural yet being
sIItrlIly artistic, that praise due Would
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no attempt at
something of horrible tragedy or comic .
coarseness.
The alarm of tire git-II Mix-I Drew to
‘ change her last selecpon and gin e “The
,Fireman' s Prayer,“ which her
power and artistic statilvntiou w in line.
:eothusinstic audience whenever site,
Such uprograiumu free froru aileeta-
f h‘pi‘nlml often, ‘
'll.e t-ompiny of Mr. Brook and
,daughtris and Mist Drew were Inter-
‘l‘llni'llltl Mr. Wm. II. Swords, as they;
are lI‘l trio- of Mrs. Swurds.
"(In The Trull. " To Night. 1
Tlllr evening “0n the Trail: or, the5
“ill to presented at tin-Opera
llIvll>-'. llli‘ l" Hriurniu tr' Ix pollen of
Ii~ I loin-as III titer no I) spate :I: "Tin-I
Ullilk’l Hattie i rt’ii; Iony played to a big
house last night and gate nnixccllerit stat V'fl'lrlll nhicli greatly pie-astd thel
border drama. The :ompsi y isagood
'I he drama abound-I in
thrilling intidI-nts III“. are norked no to
the film h of int ~n~.It_t no. Isuiir} In ll play
of that kind. V. , .\ Law lle, as ‘01" I
" gave an txctllent impersonation
of that item of pioneer days. 'On the
Trail, as the pl II is styled is not filled
Iiith ‘blood and thunder.’ as might be. non Point would lit- lengthened andso:
inferred, but it is rievertlu I: as a r. ali~'ic'
picture of front-er lilo
trained In”... .4
“0"“ l“ W" between ‘Danirl Boone' and
' the audience was wrought to the bigh- ‘
est pitch. The fall of Mr. Unger, who
‘ impersonared Blacklivh, after he received!
‘his death wound, was one of the bestl
falls ever seen oti the stage. There lzl
good comedy In the play. and all through
it u as an excellent production.
Eaton 8 Benton‘a Royal shows.
Whatever impression may have, [Ire-i
vailed that more was promised by thisi
company than would be furnished wss'
lthoroughly dispelled last night, and for
once, if there was any complaint it was
because of too much of a good thing.
Without doubt these shows, for they
cannot be called a show, are the greatest
aggregation of talent ever «naked for
a hall entertainment. At times fouri
performances were in operation at once,
and each so good that the observer was
almost provoked that lie wuld not give
his whole attention toons. At 7:15 there
was a line dlsplay of fireworks from the'
roof of the hall, and from that time till
half-past ten the hall was a scene of an
indescribable performance.At 7-30 at the
ticket olllcs II concert was in operation.
while In the hall the orchestra was read-
ering II flue programme. These were
followed in rapid succession by double,
treble and quadruple performances
which to particulariu would take at
least a column of our space.
there was nothing in the line of lamb-
ling, balancing. jogging, dancing, etc. .,
that has ever been excelled. The Japa-
‘nese,El Nmn Eddie. the Gregory's, Ho-
gans. Hallo-in short each if the mains
moth combination Is the best in his or
her respective line. The Royal Shown,
in compulsion with other shown, is as
Bantams to the ordinary circus. The
company will appear at Music Hall again
Prices 25 and 50 cents.
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But they Atlrlll
can be summed up In the statement that n
5 this evening.
‘lisala at [103%.
and Mayor Ilubbell.
Illsararlty In these days to find a
really reliable article, but Sperry and
Barnes Hams are without it doubt, the
best In the world. It you want pun
Kettle Lira. ask for Sperry and Barnes
Every reliable grocer keeps these goods
After the Royal Shows entertaininentl
the PyIlIliIn band serenaded the II. viitiiiel l
WOUND REPUBLICAN LEAGUE.
, A Preliminary Meeting Held Last Even-
lug.
In stew weeks South Norwallt will
have It flourishing Young Men‘s Rs-
publican chili. A preliminary rim-ting
washeld Iast evening at the olllue of
John II. Light and the attendance was
quite large. Charles F. IIaIlock was
elected chairman and E. E. Crows
secretary of the meeting. The follow-
ing committee was appointed to form a
plan of organization and present it at a
meeting to beheld next Monday even-
ing at eight o'clock at the same place:
C. E. Doty, John II. Ferris, T. C. Cava-
naugh, Robert McDonald, and Horace
Hatch. Short speeches were made by
Major Doty. T. l. Raymond, John II.
Light and C. F. Hallock upon the pros
pects of thenew club, and all present
went home full of enthusiasm‘and with
a determination to work heartily for the
success of the new organization.
Runaway on Witter street.
This noon Daniel Warren, the ewill
gatherer, was driving down Waterstreet
by the Iron Works with a team of horses,
one of which wasa colt, He heard a
train approachim and got out of his
wagon to hold the horses, but they threw
, mu
PRICE TWO CENTS.
5 HORSES
ICHEAP!
Mr. I‘iirsonlhss arrived at the Brook-lilo Block
Pruitt with the rim car of homes thil season In
Pairileld Count in. They-re of this quality, sound
and kind, roar sting of
Road, Coach, and Draught Horses,
And will be
SOLD LOW.
You will find this Ilit- lllt‘fl‘l'nl maykrt In
Connecticut 5. 1w
For Sale.
‘Afi'l‘ NORWALK and Benedict Farm.
J Desirable residences, in excellent condition.
Prices misonable, and terms easy.
En uire of TAYLOR It; GOLDEN,
Real Estate and nuances A cute, 45 and 47 Wash-
lngwn St. South. orvrallr, Ct
To Let.
1:0}! a term of three years run our cons" vac-
roav, Corner WarmEm and Elizabeth Streets.
I'osstsslon March muss .
ItOTIl Ik GOLDSCIIMHYI‘
881 If South Norwaik.
'l'o Bulldcrs.
SEALED proposals will be received at the other:
. ofW. s. Knapp. Esq. .(wbcrc plausuiilspec
cations can be seen) until Friday the Sub last. at a
in. for the construction of the new 00 can
iionsl Church. satisfactory bonds for falthfu per-
hiui down and ran away. They ran into .
a wagon that was loaded with coal in!
front of Becker' a saloon and threw them-
selves in a heap on the sidewalk.
Dari with a pipe in his mouth was
dragged through the slush and mud as
far as John II. Ferris' ollice when he let
go. His first exclammation was “My
G——d, l‘tu killed, ’ and then he commenc-
ed pulling on his old clay pipe as
though it was the only friend left him
in the world. The situation \\ as ex-
tremely ludit riotis toa number of specta-
tors.
Tire harness was pretty badly damaged
and the colt received a very had cut on
the hind leg Mr. “lunch was also had
ly bruised, but with the assistance of
John Ferris' s men, repaired damages as
well as he could, and started for home
again.
l’nion Church Meeting.
The first of the series ot Union church
meetings will be held at the Methodist
church to night, and be addressed by
Rev. Josiah Strong. A cordial invita-
lion extended to the public to attend.
Dissatisfied Milk Producers.
Thu Ilousutonic Milk producers, it
s.-i ms, have been somewhat dissatisfied
,with the new arrangement for deliver-
ing milk via Wilsonsl’oint. A delega-
tion. their fore, nailed on V Ii e- Presidtnt .
Sterer sIri lot “I. l; with II .t‘ rr l on to
[lit Illl'iiti I.
flu-l us soon tin in: Ii: ll iittil’d their brist-
nos-I. omdeat-qusre, frank businesslike;
ennui. It: e, and .Issurul them that be
“its prrpnred tidoull that he could to:
further Illt‘ll’ interests. He said that it
was liitl aim to run the llousatonic road
for the benelit of its patrons, and be pro- .
posed to make the milk business In this
region a success As soon as the
weather would permit, the pier at Wil-
:Irrzm .;vd that the milk cars \v,onld as!
Vork by a staunch steamboat, and he
would make good the low. From pier
49 a part of the milk would be carried' In
a small steamer to Harlem, if desired by
shippers. and be there in time for cus-
tumors. He was resolved to make this
arrangement a success. and to accommo-
date the patrons of the road.— —Bridge-
port News.
—Boys wanted to sell the Sentinel.
No other spring medicine has won for
itself such universal confidence as Ayer' s
Sarsaparilla. It is the most powerful
combination of vegetable alteratives ever
offered to the public. and is acknowledg-
ed by the medical profession to he the
best blood parlor.
Carter's Little Liver Pills will positive-
ly cure sick headache and prevent its
resurn. This is not talk, but truth. One
pill a dose. To be had of all Draggiets.
See advertisement. \
Ilat “rt-Immer- Wanted.
WIINI or llftm list Trimmers Wanted.
A“: at cl. (‘2 WILSON b 00.. Cur. Main ‘0
T
‘ott sans cum.
I two family hours with all modern Improve-
m
iflmudioiiumioaum III that limos
Abolvmtynaebnlfltsglcumbnull an easy
restock.
luck no stem. Iii lav state cl cultivation
"Wat... m “M
a. mu csmuittuiii'ma.
i
formancc of contract will he [Slum' The right to
reject any. or all bids is rcserv
A.\ ALK. Es .. New York, Architect
guffrfairrmguts.
Music Hall, South Norwalk,
Royal consolidation.
irons-rm camvtr. ass comm!
suit [raucous act's molt m :70 m
largest. Most meldablclxlilbltlcnmm- .
trated under the roof of any Theatre. ,
Prices; 25 and 50 Cents.
miner‘s on select]. Ir.iioye ,, tits
OPERA HOUSE NORWALK
One Night Only.
Tuesday', Feb. 14,
Peck & Fursman’tfi
ON THE TRAIL:
nannntnocnnl
THE PIONEER!
llost Intensely exciting drama ever written by .
CHM GA YIIEII.
The icceisct antlymnnnted,and a
lIrocastng cg mustach- been
T. BAK R.
i" ggffiggs c from the mmoztmt lights ..
'. ' , 'ompiittee.
50*" Erwin”- . . | T36—PEOPLE-36
w-.. _. L“ 1" JENNINGS, Its wthaforceofthls strong sausages:
For Sale. 0. minim. e pw'
FARMS' in the town 8! Bedding, of from lit to 130
acres. at prices from $1,400: 0 “500
These farms aresilnatcd In healthy localities. and
are mostlyvrcll improved ant have on them sub-
stantial and comfortable dwellings.
They are dcsieablc for summer residences. or
permanent homes, and in consequence of the
settlement of estates, some of them will be sold for
less than the cost of their improvtsemen
En one of TA) LOT! 5: GOLDEN,
Ilsa Estate and Insurance Agents, 45 and It
Washington St. South Nurwalk. Conn.
-
I
Cheap llomcs.
willbu anew house on 2d Avenue.
Dene 'ctF,arin East Norwslk.
mom
will buy a new house on Monroe
gl, 800 Streetmthiscity.
$1 000 wilirdii‘gyh. a house and lot in the
A lpply to TAV IDR It GOLDEN.
Rial Estate and manure are, 45 and 4. Wash
inmon St. South orvralk. Ct.
For Sale.
COMMODIOUS residence 9n Elinwood ave.
containing all the modern improvements with
carri house and stableonthepreiaisea. for
as e also asirnilar house on llaviland street, con-
taining the usual city“ conveniences. Ru sire of
LOR III GOLD.
l Real Estate and Exchange Rooms. 45 and 4': Wash.
, ington St.
in IN vu‘ul I‘ I III l'nlilt'tlly‘
A good appetite cannot exist without ‘
ImWMMu.
To-Morrcw May be Too Late.
Take an] I‘iidowrncnt Policy that you may need in
old age. (you uliveor ifyou die. It will he a help
tayoarmlni y Illa cantandaywiltgive a you:
man an constituent of st. M. to be paid to him at
50 y can of age or to his family at death. 5 centsa
l'dav will give you a life policy for 31, 000.
insure in the
CONNECTICUT GENERAL
Life Insurance (20.,
OF HARTFORD.
1 s. S. L'IIOMIIEDI’EU. Agent,
at 30th N
."II
IIOINATDNIC autumn:
orvralk,
I
Th"? 8‘? soon 35 llii') arrived. he, run on to a suit- ““31“: “Y & NORWALK DIVISION.
several ltttlltdis in the tompiny and IIIutiy' ably 1.3.39 or Hm". "In” “er of carry-;
A killlt‘ Ill!" 3" ”$95 trig boat. It hicli Would be drawn to New'
I 'orrecicd {Member 1101.189;
Passenger Trains.
SOUTI I.
‘l‘litt’kl‘t‘ll. chief of the Slmwnt‘l‘fl “38 ,guarunu-d that the milk should arrive l‘ mm" 1" ‘° “mm" 5' mm“ Pm“
In IxcellIu: piece of work overwlliib on time and it It did not the company5
”is. m .-t'iarn. I'film.
556 " 9N “ Illtl “
’ lo a. u 103.: Ii 10:” II
1:50p. to. 100 p. in. 107 p. in.
3 .I, .. . .. 45.. ..
TIM ” Mixed 715 “Mixed 'I' 2.! "M x'd
NOR'I‘II.
Lv. Wilson Point.
7 '10 a. In. Mixed
s w as
13.80 Norwslk. AnNorwnk
730:. in \l‘x Yd luMixed
no 925mm.
9 35 “ t2 lap 12 Is
ll 40 “ Mixed 145 I,"lixcd 162 and
153p.m. 5‘: ‘ 5]9p,m.
5 .. . M b ..
9 so “ Mixed 1000 “ Mixed 1007 Mixed
W I]. Summit, Vice-Pres. and Gerri Manager.
F. C. Yunnan student.
I]. D. Avnru, Ticket Agent.
lllllle‘l'olIlc DIVISION.
December It. 1”.
Leave Bridgeport for Pitt-field.
7. to a. in. accommo'a l
lflm
twp. In. Mixed I button inn.
" express l' ”30
a: w bk 7. ’
.7 w .. ““3“”. °
'Gocs only As far as New Milford
WI. ll Salvation, Vice Preo't III (leu‘l Man'g‘r
W. K. chtr.tl 0%
mutant. mecca.
II. D. Avxaru.
ll. 1'. N. II. or II. RAILROAD.
good digestion. Carter's Liver Bitters .0... "1:?- 15th. 1mm" m.
bring about both. They make you digest use a. iii. hpreu. Laura. Wuh‘on n.
no “ It ‘031 " Action
what you catsuit want more. :33 ,, :3:th , 3:? ii gm:
' _. 'i i ‘ ” W . - cm.
Amount of 0 stun ltxpovted to Europe [.13 " hulk. I 9.” " Boston Rx.
for week endlng February tlth. loll. I.” " ll’port. 8p. our Am
"nan roar atrium 73" ,. ‘13:: 3': ‘fg'f'gm “-
Nflldl lil'ml a 7'9 u I . u W.
White ” I'M 8' II 11mm: ' ’33; it “hm“ WIV-
Cll" (I: Clllflkll “ 43 3:: u Accent. (a an AM.-
I ' I
suuorticomu (“wow '42 {2:3 i. m :13 ii '3"
“W" "mm" 7" dopamine. 1w u s. NJLM
To” to) " 60.".i9 :0.“ “ 14ml hue-
. all x, .Awoin. 16.19 3 and angels:
1311.33.37: .. summit. Lilli .. moped.
A..- I .. W... M has i: lIt‘l‘ccoiiii. “abs: 3 Accent.
now. this cit r... l8tb.Davldlluvs medial .. AMV“; Inga, .. mm]: A.
km mm'l‘rilllly Clllll'cll 7,3 .. Mulls. ‘iim “ III-tn In.
Him. lll.l.1ll.ltl'.v Ill. lllll'lltlllt ll» .3. x ”I“ w ‘M I. II
“w .u; s
Help Wanted. an s ”1:“ . 1
(‘Illtul mdmmhmtom handing on m " , 7, .. X'M’HI
‘ 55l’llllllllfl. DINNIIIEIIIIANCIIAIID. 03.9.” Accm. 9." II Am.
“*‘M ltsnnfsctcry. ml “ [minim 6.31 pun. III-con.
.SPRI‘NI}
”INC m: Coll. IA".
32?; shit: .80 a. III.
In " 5 Its an .
O.“ " I are .
1w ’"m g Icon "
in" :| ‘ }
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an. in «as. M Art
8 Genuine Shawnee Indiana 3
lncludlugBacks. Squaw: Illll Pam ,
O—BEAUTIFUL TRAIN!!!) nouns—s
Bears. Wolves. Etc.
MAGNIFICENT NEW 50m
And Startling Stage Mecture liberally Introduced.
Fierce Hand To-Hand Knife Duel on Hull-link
BURNING 01" Rooms LOG CABIN. , ,
The Greatest and Guiltiest Pmdlctitn on llltlt. l
Our own Magnificent Special Car beta ‘
carry Scenery, Horses, Animals
Prices; 85. 50 and 75 Cents.
Seats ori 'sale at Pleisted’s Drug Stores, Nari-It
and South Nornalk.
Lyceum nurture,i
NEW YORK.
23d st. and room mm.
nasnn. new
nurse 3.15.
In...
Sums: lit-villa I.
The Regular Dramatic Season.
The Wif
A New Play anpunmlncludes “1131.0.
“warrior
ems. ntcssori, Inns
w. Film.“ I‘m 3” ‘
raters-an Wmivmuflll-Ii -.
I" ’
The Metropolitan’s Record For lain. .
“a...“ °' M ” ..... ‘
cit: ill Mmmdmng 3m mamm-
to.
Gain in Interest Receipts during 1m, m. .1
cairn in Gross Income duri 188nm ‘
Number of Death Claims Inlfl’lm
Aaiyopnt paid to Policy- mullahs: In. ”p ‘.
. rm .1
Number of Policies in Force, 1 . .
New insurance writtcud #651 am.
Capital and Surplus fa uty of
over and shove the mvereq law. (I per '
coat. .) and all risk? liahbillllfl. 81.1“. iII).
mount I t e Company tol .,
holders for gaining etc" since
present inveslnxlAlletl I - 5.
JOBII’H LIIPNIK. Amt. , '
Hfs. noon.»
Watches,
~AND— ;
Silverware.
Special attention d to the repair” fl Int"
watchman! jewelry Pll
contain-stunt.
NEW ’ STYL]
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