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SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.,’1‘II
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THE LOCIL BRIEFS.
Weather Bulletin.
For Friday, in New England, warmer,
fair to partly cloudy weather, and north-
erly to easterly winds. ‘
lligh tide to-morrow 2.43. low tide
9.34. , m,
Sun rises 6.45; sun sets 5.28 p. in.
J. P. llopson was in tow'n yesterday.
Miss St. John of the borough is danger-
ously ill at her home.
Mrs. F. H. Nashbnd son Horace arrived
home from Florida to day. “
-Lard in 5 and 10 pound pails. 50c
and $1. each, at Bayes' market.
It was a number of degrees below zero
in different parts of the town early, this
morning.
Jeremiah O‘Brien of this town has
been visiting his parents in Birmingham
this week.
Miss Laura Smith has returned to her
home in New Jersey. Mrs. Ii.,‘E. Bod-
well accompanied her. i
Colonel W. H. ‘StevensonJhas resigned
the presidency of the New 1 ork. Rntland
and Montreal railroad.
—Porterirous€ifnd"snioin Steaks. 16c.
lb, at Wood's, Benedict Farm.
Penhions have been granted to resi.
dents of Connecticut as follows: Wil-
liam A. Baker, Taftville; Walter F. Sage.
Hartford.
The committee appointed to form a
plan of organization‘for the Young
Men‘s Republican club, will meet this
evening.
New Haven has seventeen city parks,
containing 384 acres of land. The num-
ber of acres in South Norwalk for that
purpose is considerably less.
George Schaub locked his safe last
night and left the end of his thumb in-
side. The door when it was closed
caught his finger and cut it off;
Judger Asa B. Woodward was one of
the speakers at the winter meeting of
the Yale Alumni association of Fairlieid
County, hcld iii Bridgeport on Munday.
Regular convention of Old Well Lodge
next Tuesday evening. The third degree
will be worked by St. John’s Lodge No.
0, of Norwalk. All Master Masons are
invited.
——Boys wanted to sell the Ev. ning
Sentinel in the borough. Apply after
school at Sloan's news stand.
The latest reports from State Attorney
Samuel Fesseuden am that he is consid-
erably improved. and his physicians
think his congestion of the. lungs will not i
be serious.
Last night's polo games resulted as
follows: In Hartford. Waterbury 1.
Hartford 4; in Meriden, New Bedford 4,
Meriden 1. New Haven plays at Water-
bury tonight.
The barge Liberty lies at John Ferris's
dock unloading coal under difficulties.
The coal has to be thrown from the hold
on deck and then shoveled in bushel
baskets and passed to the dock.
In Bridgeport there is a debating socie-
ty that believes in tackling more than an
ordinarv question. They propose to
find out why all women prefer fret zing
their feet rather than wear arctic over-
shoes.
——Salt Pork, 10c 1b., at Hayes’ market.
Rev. Mr. llallock. who the members
of Trinity church have decided to call to
the parish in this city, is a man of con
siderable ability. South Norwalk will
be well cared for in the matter of minis-
ters if Mr. Bullock decides to come here.
Bishop Williams has been quite infirm
this winter and has remained mostly
close at home in Middletown. Monday,
the sun being warm and springlike, the
Bishop tookssleigh ride. it was hm‘
first outing foralong time.-—Hartfnrd.
Times.
«Ask your grocer for llnlyer's Cocoa,
for Breakfast and Supper. Vanilla and
Family Chocolates. Pure and Healthful.
Huyler’s Licorice Tablets for Coughs
and Colds. Immediate relief. Sold by
droughts.
Ar Brigeport last evening the employ-
es of the lions-tonic Railrosd‘impany
gave a dinner in honor of William
Pollock. for several years assistant
freight agent for the company. who is
soon to tiresome superintendent of the
elevated railroad system in Brooklyn.
o. L. Taller or tint or... has received
a patent for a combination paper weight
and . null or cigar holder, through
\V. K. McEwr—nstarls for Albany this
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evening. ‘
Mrs. Van Baron and mother of Newl
York are visiting in town. ‘
Buckley St. John of Bart Norwalk, is
getting along nicely with his broken leg.
Some of the rooms in the Franklin
street. sch0ol were dismissed this morn
ing on account of the cold weather
-—'I'ry Plaiated‘s Cough Remedy.
Bertha Godfrey‘s friends gave her an-
other pleasant surprise party .last night
at her home on Chestnut street.boruugh.
Buch Hartvrick “(.35. ,. brought from
New York last week with a broken . leg.
He broke it by falling on the sidewalk.
-—-Frr~sh Pork and Sausage. 12c lb.. at
llayes’ market.
Walter Hoyt of Exist Norwalk
getting along finely.
much better yesterday that the bandages
were removed.
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It is a strange fact that this morning
four persons lay dead, represcntirig the
Episcopal. Methodist, Congregational
and Baptist Churches in this city.
"urchin!“
. Warrlollwiirnlth.
Yesterday afternoon at four o'clock
Miss May A‘. Smith of this city and John
J. [I‘VEI'OGII of Brooklyn. were married
at .'thc residence of the bride's parents on
Ann street. The wedding was a quiet
allow, only immediate relatives being.
present. Rev. H. a. Delano performed I
the ceremony.» The bride and Emuml
received a large numbor of valuable pres- 2
outs. A collation was served, after i
which Mr. and Mrs. Wardcll started on}
a wedding tour. Before returning homel
they will visit Washington, Niagara ,
Falls, Montreal and other points of inter- 3
eat, and thereafter they. will take up;
their residence in Brooklyn. l
mum“.
Mrs. William H. Atliertun.
Of the recent deaths in this city, none-I
has caused greater regret and sorrow.
than that of Mrs. William S. Atherton. ‘
She Ila-‘Isf‘d quietly away last evening at'
7.3ilo‘clock, afterashort illness. (In Sun- 1
day she was attacked with pnournonia'
and suffered greatly. Shc Dirt? In-r suf-i
fering with patience, rind her strong‘
faith in the Father made her last mo~ ;
merits those of peace. Few persons had 5
a higher sense of “gill than Mrs...—\tlier~
ton. She was a member of the First M. V
E. Church, and her life “'1“ rrrnain an '
example of the sweetness that :i consis-
tant Cllf'lsllitll lrfc willgivo [IION‘ who-
fully put tin-tr trust in the Lord. Mrs.‘
Athcrton leaves a husband andalarge‘.
family of young in
Her relation to burn:- life was such that ‘
made family ties very strong. III-r prom,
ence Will not only be missed by those
who ‘tlaily came in ,‘illil 1-1 with licr but i
also. by a largo circle of friends and ac-
quaintances who will always hold her in
kind rcilicmbrancc as a true friend.
Ilcr funeral will lie Ilt'i-I Saturday attu- .
noon at, '2 o‘clock from her late ft‘SItI:'llI't‘. ‘
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A Timely Story. .
0n the Ihird page of fliiv issue will be:
found a timely story. 1:. is entitled
"Middlemas's Experience, in tin-opera-
tive Church Work." It wasoriginally;
published in the Rev. Edward Eiwi‘ctf.l
Hale‘s magazine, "Lend a Hand." ItE
attracted the. notice of ”The Evangelical 3
Alliance." which propows to publish and l
circulate a large edition. lnquims haw f
been instituted as to its fluthllf‘hlp,“’lllt'l‘v
have been successful. A Mr. Mcl’ltrov.‘
one of the editors of "Th.- .\'.~w Ynykl
Tribune" is the author. He has \vrrttcni
without knowledge of the plum of "The,
Alliance." yet his ideas are in exact cor I
respondencc. This is only oncot mini-1
erous instances which have been found!
of the working of the idea of co-opo-ra- I
tion in the minds of independent lca lent :
and in communities far remote from;
each other.
Funeral of David liners. I
The funeral of David Beers was lieldl
this afternoon at’l‘rinily I’hurcb. ltev.
tIr. Spencer attended and was assisted
by Rev. C. M Selleck and Rev. Mr.
Lumbart of Fairfieltl. The t’esll’ymt'll
of the church noted as pail bearers.
They wcrt'itafollows: John II. Smith.
Isaac S. Jennings. deah tlrunrman. E. I
A. Woodward, Robert Pearson, 11. (Li
lithium and John W. Smith. The rc-2
mains were interred in the l-‘airiieldl
cemetery. UM of respect to Mr. Beers"
the places of business in this city drew I
their curtains during tho time of the fun- I
oral. ‘
Row Temperance movement. l
A temperance movement of more than I
usual importance has been started in tho l
Northwest by Father Cieary, an Irish
Roman Catholic priest of Kebabs. Wis.
Ila preached with such eloquence and
power in the Jesuit church of Chicago
A. . Wooster. patent agent. of Bridge.
port-I-antiuel.
«The above item is not quite accurate.
It is true ltr.‘l‘ullcr has received a patent
for a very pretty and unique device for
a paper weight etc" but it was obtained
through the patent agency of George B.
Bylngton. whose advertisement appears
daily in the Sentinel. fir. B. has his
allies in Washington where he can visit
the patent cities I very day and give the
clearest personal attention to his cases
and as a mull. and what is the most in-
teresting twins regard to the above pstI
out, he put in the application in Decem-
ber. It was allowed in January and was
tuned first of February. melting Ir.
Taber’s patent the quickest one to pan
through the patent cities. of any hi itva
Sunday that 2,000 persons were moved by
his appraisal join the "League of the
Cross." a temperance organization "cent-
ly established. Father Cleary has re-
singed his reotorshlp to prosecute this
work among Irish Roman Catholics. lie
Is to speak in lferldso shortly.
but lilght‘a t‘llon Service.
. The Union service held last night at
the Baptist Church was largely attended.
Rev. C. B. Ilarrin led the meeting and
every moment was profitably occupied.
Short testimonies and prayers were
made by a large number. and a spirit of
revival pervaded the meeting. This ave»
iiluga meeting will be held at the Core
negation-l Church and will he led by
it". B. It. Delano. l’eraons are mousse
stairs-n-
sd to bring with thus the Gospel Hymns.
«In
His leg was so '
. there was no need of the reporter taking
en to mourn low loss. Terrell was strapping 'lilw’ ruz if.
Iago: slicwas Working out. tin Friday
‘ porter if he saw it and he said yes, but
.tnotlc a boil for herself on tholnungc. I the rear: of Paradise, of a devoted and
,iimm and assumed a belligerent attitude. 1 as a Christian, gentleman and friend:
IiiSASTIIIiI'S l-‘Illll. : Tll'tl 11tl"lllll.lllLl.S.
l’lltll’llll-I'Sf‘ld, it, 1.. "as .It «700.com
unazn. (st-.0. navrn 1;. mar. AND DAV",
ll. BILL OF ALBANY.
Nearly 'l’liret- largo Squares Cotton-net].
.. ltotlt Have Bald Head: and Their Mail-
Get Mind.
(ll‘roni the Elmira Telegram.)
(Special to the Evening Sentinel.)
Pnovrnizsce, it. 1., Feb.‘10th.-Ous of
the‘largest tires the state has ever seen
occurred in this city this morning. The
fire broke out in a large block on Foun-
tain, Eddy and Worcester streets and in
fifteen minutes the building 200x100 feet
was consumed.
The firemen fought the flames bravely
but without any perceptible effect. The
Aldrich House, Washington Hotel and
Freeman House were all destroyed and
nearly three large squares are in ruin.
The loss in estimated to be about $700,-
000. " ‘
Albany is not an excessively large
town hilt in addition to numerous John
Smiths and Bill Browns it has now two
citizens known as David B. 11111. The
one best known is David Bennett Hill.
governor of the state, («slick politician
and a bald-bedded and incorrigible bach-
elor at that. lie is besides a candidate
for president. The other is David
Barlow Hill, an extensive luiiibcrnran
and a member of the firm of llubbell tit
Hill, whose oflicc is on Lumbpr street.
This particular Ilill is a married man.
With heaps of wealth. a big lumber busi-
ness and a head that in even more bald
than that owned by the governor.
While Governor ‘llill isolates himself
from eVorybody in the executive man-
sionthe Lumberman IIill enjoys social
life and is a member of the Koinuk club.
The two ilills know etch other. ,Thcy
occasionally meet in the executive chant-
bcr and when David Bennett Hilllooks
and sees a head that is baldt-r than his
own he knows it belongs to David Barlow
Hill; and when the latter seesashiny
pate anywh‘cro about in the executive
chamber he takes it for granted that
David Bennett Hill is underneath. B.
Bennett Hill has a high regard for I).
Barlow Hill thinks that D. Bennett lIill ‘
isjust about the most distinguished man
living. I). Barlow Hill at onetime sus-
pected that there might be some relation
ship betwecn himself and D. Bennett
Hill; and so he went to see. the governor
taking along with him his genealogical
tree. ll. Barlow "I” could trace liis‘
ancestry back for many, generations, and I,
history niadeitclearthat the family in
centuries pant was one of homo and re-
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JOHN TERRBLL’E Tltlrll.
l-‘or Attempting to Kill lllu Wife Last
Week. .
Thu czm- of the State ills. John 'I‘errcll
was continued before Justice Selleck
this morning in the humour police
rooms. The charge against Terrell was
for attempting to kill, his wife last
Friday evening.
Some trouble was experienced in get-
ting seats for the witnesses and the pile
oner. Lawyer Lock/wood suggested that
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no any room in. the. court.‘ but he stayed
and took up the room just the saute.
Lawyer Walsh objected to the prisoner
being tried on four counts and claimed
that two of them were for felony- antlI‘
Wett‘ not permissable under the law.
Objection was not 'sustetined. ,
Joseph Hubbard testified that he lived
in Cranberry Plains. He knew Mr. and
Mrs. Terrell. Mrs. 'I‘cn-ell was living in
his house last Friday. He was coming
in the door on Saturday and Terrell had
her strapped down. "t' liatl ‘iatl a muss
upstairs. As I mine there i I interfere
.hold what hath Hod wrought," it cer-
An Interesting Letter From It". (3. )1.
,PPSE' *
‘ Despite the irii asant weather and
the slippery pathfipiy' visit iuI-i‘lotith
Norwalk was one o the most enjoyable
experiences of my life.
The golden piece at made are no
pleasantly by Bro. T. 1. Raymond in be-
half of the friends who have doneso
much for my encouragement might have
been even a greater surprise than it was
had it not been preceded by so many
testimonials of friendship and with
which it was in perfect accord. .
The latter portion of my visit was
made still more satisfactory by a very
important decision which was reached
last Friday afternoon in the alfair of the
church of which I am now [liltlIOL
Various propositions have come before
nurturing the your having in view the
improvements of tho conditions of our
church work. ‘
At last a joint committal-of the Metlio~
dist t‘liurch I'lxtcnsionSociety and the
Allen St. people proposed a consolidation
of the Allen St. Church with the church
which is in Attorney St. Both proper-
ties were to be sold, a new and commoI
dious church was to be built to be called
the Allen St. Memorial M. E. Church.
This project will probably be carried
through at not. less than $100,000 and it
may cost half as much more. i
This consolidation movement promises
to give to New York Methodism one of
the best churches in the lower section of
the city. and will lift a struggling organ-
ization intoa placeof prominence and
great influence for the promotion of the
welfare of the dense populatiin which
inhabits Eastern New York.
We hardly dared anticipate such a
mighty achievement a few months ago
so strong was the sentiment against
union with the above named society. If
anywhere men could properly say “Be-
talnly is in this case. if. M. Pistol.
If you are tired taking the large olrl-
nown. ll, Bennett Hill felt rather sad _
when be compared his family history;
with that of I). Barlow Ilill. lle saidi
Ilt'thts born poor, and did not knowi
whether his father could afford any an- ,
ccstry. All that the. governor knew.
was that his grandfather fought in the?
revolution and his great grandfather
had been scrilpctl by the Indians. \Villi ‘
such widely different ancestral anteced-
ents it lwt'urti» clearvlltnt I). Ilennctt Hilll
and It. Ii-trluw Hill did not conic front I
the sam- family. But another thing;
was to ho settled. TIIP flit-iii meni
he was going toeplit 1m. with 'nn axe.
He had her tied With a strap then. He
had her otl’llppt‘tl down by the feet; had
his knee on her breast. lie was coating
alone and I caught him in the act. He
had a butcher knife in his hand. He
had sccn it before: the knife Iit'ltitrgrtl to
John Iiritto, Mrs. 'i‘errell's Ilrullicr. 'l'er-
rell told her if she had anything to say
It) iiotl, say it, as he was going to kill
her. Mrs. 'i'errcll did not ray anything{
but Ilt‘ heard her rt'rcniii llILlrtI-‘f. W ll.'ll ‘
Ilt' Went in Tern ll stepped away from
her and pretended ho was fooling With
her. Saturday was the tour Ims- utthc post alive got a great manyé
incss. Terrell lrnrl lit-r strapped It'llcrs addressed to Davrd B. Ilill.l
by "the feet and Hubbard burstcd TIN-o the-y arepuyzlcd. 'I'heycaunot toll
in the door and told him to stop. Whether the letter belongs to I). Bennett
llo "ill or to D. Barlow Hill. The law docs.
said IIt“II kill her. No ion had his Mel not allow them to open the letter and-
tlirentciird Iry'Tt'trcll more nor»:- than it i Iind UUI. Tiir‘WIOH‘ they have In guess.
little. III- uliIl n'vt irrirwiubor anything I They do the tux-It they can; and sonic-I:
more. After'l'vl’n-ll turned her will lit-Illincs With funny I'I‘hlllla‘. D. Bennett
ltiok Ilr‘l’ in. 'I‘crru-ll gan- Iit'l‘ trunk nvwr I IIIII gt-i‘ letters asking for quotations of
in him. 11.; mud 'l'rrml tmd illirillo-r i prices on Innihrr. D. Barlow lirll gets!
Woman in \‘l'uinipniik. Illrs. 'l‘crrvll . letters swt-etly perfumed and delicately T
here took :tfltllllt‘l‘ Lug.» pin.“- .4 1-1- ; written and asking if III' is not :tsliairn-d I
but-co.) Silo tin n curm- to 1.1.4 ironw and E at lt‘.tlillllllli{1lll old bachelor; and if but
stayed as long as she Ilkt‘ll. ’l‘erroll does not get cold sleeping alone these i
told her if she did not get not of there I Wintty nights. When D. Bennett liiil ;
ho would strike her with a chair. \gt'ts ll. Harlow Hill's lrttcrs by llllslflliel
Mrs. Terrell was not there Six wot-ks he quickly Sends them to the lumber of-
.liteon Lumber street; and when 1). Bar
night he \vput [brought their mum to low lIIlI gets I). Bennett Hill's It'l’lt'frl Iit‘
get to his own back room. He was posi- ; proves equallyconsiderate. Their letters 1
tire that was the way be more In on In get mixed every little while, but it can-3
there. Thcwttncss was asked if he kcpl , not be avoided. The [IOal‘tlIIli‘t‘ clerks,
Mrr. 'l‘crrcll all night at his none.- on that l are getting expert, however, in Ilzsrrihut- i
Frill I) night and he mid on snout“); i log mail for thetwo gentlemen. All the,
MM: mild not answer about Friday I perform»! letters; all the rtIVvltitu-rt :nl-I
night until SI-llrck told him lu- Would "tlnsso-Il in :i lady's lizitnl go to I). “cum-Ill
send him 1,-1th lockup until h»- .EI I :in. Hill. Tin-rte lctlrrs tilt! cliirlly from wo-I
awn-r. He then said he did not lamp livl , incn sulfrngtsts (no one would suspect
on Friday night. Mrs. 'I‘vrrrll kept sliuk-1 anything else i who liopc to lunch tho
iiig llt'l head to the worrcss to say no and I K“""”““'3 atlamahtiuc heart. I
Theodore i’rnr- called Il‘l‘TVt'f \l'aldt'sl
atIi-ntiun to it and llr‘ Halit‘ll tho count to‘
atop it. I.i\vyer Lockwood said h.- did;
not ace it. Inwycr Walsh asked the re.
ltd-solutions.
At a special meeting of the “wiry of
Trinity l’arisli, hold in the Sunday
schI oi rooui on tho ldtli day of February.
1580, the following preamble and min-
iltca were unanimously adopted.
WHEREAS it has pleased Almighty
Hod our Heavenly Father in His wise
Providence. to take out of this world the
soul of otir Friend and Brother, David
Beers Jr.. for several years our Associate
in the Vestry as n Warden of Triniiyl
Church, ‘
Wt: Titansvons, the surviving War-
with Hubbard; that .In- saw the assault. den and Vestrymeti, desire to place upon
Mrs.Tt-rrellalopt in Mr. llubburdsopurt- rccnril our sense of the great loss the
ments on that Friday night and slu-fl’arisb has sustained by the removal to
Lockwood, who accrued to have a special
dislike to report-re. will be sup
posed the gentletiiau would say it was so
whether it was or not. Hubbard testi-
fied that be got $14.00 pension and that
was his only sourcc of support; that he
never paid Mrs. Terrell $13.50 a month
as he could not afford it; that he only
paid It?! $5.50 a month.
Mary Tolkins testified that hllt' lived
If Mrs. 'I'crrcll said she did not him") at consistent Communicant. a faithful and
lluhtmrds. that night show-rs mistaken. beloved Teacher in the Sunday School.
Mrs. Tolkins Was it rather positive wit- , And also to bear witness to his fidelity
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It being twelve o‘clock the court ndjourn~
. always conscientious and faithful in the
oil until two this afternoon.
discharge of duty. thoughtful and
locations as an advisor, gentle and con-
siderate in speech. resolute in action.
faithful and true in all tlilngs. And
whilst we deeply mourn his loss, we de-
tiimnnnlit blunting-rude.
Next Tuesday evening occurs the au-
ntnrl insrquerade hall of tho (lermauia
fashioned griping pills, and are satisfied
that purging yourself till you are weak
and sick is not good common-sense, then
try Carter's Liver Pubs and learn how
easy it is to be free from liiliousneas,
Headache, t'.mstipation. and all Liver
troubles. These little pills are smaller.
easier to take and give quicker relief
than any pill in use. Forty in a vial.
One a dose. Price 25 cents.
“DELL-SMITII-AI the residence of the
bridc‘sparcnts. South Norwaik. Conn, \l‘crl
tier-day, Feb. lfvth. 18a“. by the Rev. II. A.
Delano. John Jay Wardell of Brooklyn, N. Y ,
to May A. Smith.
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llat Trimmers Wanted.
WEINE or fifteen list Trimmers Wanted.
A ply at J. t'. WIIM‘lN .k (‘0.. I‘m. Main &
t'ross is. 01 if
REALM) proposals will be received at the office
I . of W. a. Knapp, Itsq..twhcn~ plans and stream-
utton. can be seen: lllllll Friday the ‘l-hh last, at 3
p.1n..fortbc construction of the new Congrega-
i'lio Builders.
formancc of contract Will be rec nlred. 'l‘he righ to
when anyor all bid:- is reserv . .
t.. A. Vi: Lli. Esq" New York, Architect
. 'l‘ BAKE
.1. ll. FERRIS.
I‘. SWARTZ.
E. BEARD.
t‘. E. JENNINGS. l
For Sale.
erlthl llllIlEAIOVflI of Bedding, of from 16 to 15!)
acres, at prices from ”.400 1050,5120;
These farms aresltrtatcd in healthy Iocalirios. and
are mostlywcll improved out have on them sub-
stantial and comfortable dwellings.
'lhey arc tier-toahlc for summer rcsidcnecs, or
permanent homes. and in consequence of the
settlement of estates. some of them will be sold for
less than the coetof their improvements.
Enquiri- of TAT [Alli Jr. GOLDEN,
ill-Ill Estate and Insurance Agents, 15 and
For Sale.
Washington 51.. South Norwalk, Conn.
‘ t'thllODlOl'S residence on Itirriwoorl ave.
1 containing‘all the modcrn improvements with
a good carriage ousc anti stable on the premises. for
sale. also a similar house on-ilaviland street. con-
taining the aerial cit conveniences. En hire of
AYLOR ft. 601.1) ,
11ml Estate and Exchange Rooms, 45 and 47 Wash-
ington tit. ,
t‘oininxtu-c.
50 2w
47
10111100 Lift Iii-110.
To-Morron ‘May be Too Late.
Take an Endowment Policy that you may need in
old age. If ‘on live or if you die. it will he n help
to your fami y 1114 cents a day will give a young
man an endowment of $1,000.10 he paid to him at
wycare of age or to his family at death. .5 cent.“
day will give you a life policy for $1,000. "
insure in thc ‘
CONNECTICUT GENERA
Life Insurance 00.,
0F HARTFORD.
S. S. IIIIUMMEDIHI'. Agent.
51 at South Xorwalk,
grtlrrfmipueufs 7‘
D‘IUSIC HAIJL,
Wednesday Feb. 22d, 1888.
Matinee and N 15kt.
Bllslens llrcaiii of Splendor,
“ALADDIN”
OR THE
Wonderful Lamp.
From the Arabian Nights.
The Celebrated I‘rinia Donna.
Miss Clara. Thropp.
In the PRINCESS.
The Beautiful and sprightly
Miss Louise Mortimer,
A: "ALADDIN."
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ATilEltToX- in this city. Feb.
s .‘iibcrton, aged 53 years -1 months. I?!“ l-‘tr-
rwrd from in-r lain residuum Saturday riftt'rv
noon at L’ o’clock.
HORSES "
CHEAP I
Mr l'm-onshns annular tho ltrooka‘nlc Stock
Farm with the first car of horse. 2111:! season in
l-‘atrtielrlt'ounty. They areoftnne quality, wand
and kind, fulfil-Klimt of
Road, Coach, and Dranght Horses,
And will b.-
SOLD LOW.
urn. Mn William
You Will
rind 1h..- th I'llt’llpt‘t'l. mrirkct Ill
t'oiincctu‘ur. El? lu
Dhgrict ol Sorwulk as: l’rohutc
l'ullrl, February l-‘ith, .»\. l)..l$83.
Who can, application has been made to this t‘ourt
for the diliiiisitlltin to probate-if a certain lustrunicnt
a» theta-t will of l'llll.ll’tYLAlili,latcof Norwnik,
ill will District. di‘t‘t'M’tl. therefore
Iliirvvitiztr. That said applirairoii be heard and de—
tcrniinIvl at tho Probate Office llt Kornuik. on thr-
$111:ny of February, 13923, at 10 o'clock. forenoon;
and that notice then-of ho gin-n to all persons in-
terested then-in by publishing this order in a news-
paper lravlngaurrulation in said District at least
rive din- bcforc mid day of hearing.
but ASA ll. WUDDWARI), Judge.
‘90“ SALE l'lISAl'.
1 two family house with all modern improve-
Into.
1 house and in: in tin..- lucntlon’ Ill Brut Norwalk
Air-o twenty tine building lots to he sold on easy
error.
sloth farm, :50 acres, In line sorts of cultivation
with all the stock, grain, etc. l'rlcc 7N).
Two houses to rent. Possession given immediate
1y. 070-" J. :5. RANDALL. East Norwalk.
r... sate.
,‘AST NtiliWAldi. and lit-indict Farm.
1 Desirable residential. iii excellcilt condition.
l’riccs reasonable. and terms can
c and nsurnncc A cuts. 15 and 4‘: Wash-
w-Dramatic and Sptclaliy Artistefla)
LUV ELY )ll‘SIC.
MAHXII’ZCENT COSTUMES.
A CAR LOAD 0F “JERRY.
in “Grant Illustrated. Art
Brut err ainrnents
Ftill ’l‘lll-I BENEFIT OF TIIE
BENJAMIN ISAACS
Illilllllli illlll Bllflllllllll
ASSOCIATION,
AT rut: SOItWALK OPERA noose,
Saturday andllonday Eve'sJ-‘cbjfi ft 20
Will 0‘ the Wisperie.
Bt‘itllllfill Pictures explained in iirirthfnl mono
rogue by
MISS MYRTLE KINGSIAND.
BAP" ENTERTAINMENT REPLl-I'I‘E WITH
111' .\lttlt AND l‘A'l‘lltis. NOTHING STA”).
NtYl‘lithl iIILEL'l‘RtI’l‘YI'ED.
ships Ill motion. fountains in action. Chinese
tireworksmurmattdfish, dancing skeletons. burn-
ing ships. ctr. Barb cntertuinment. illustrated
with 150 crystal scenes shown upon a} mammoth
illuminated screen, Willi powerful t‘alt'iuni lights,
producing startling and thrilling efforts.
This entertainment is from the New Haven Opera
“011$anth the per~onal endorsement of lien.
llJlunnelL '
stats on sale at
Fcb. 1611i.
riFBnnrc change of Programme Monday night.
A "MISSION. 35 and 50 fouls.
LY CEU Ill THEATRE,
N EVV X'ORK' .
and lit. and FOURTH AVE.
DAN! El. FRO" MAN I! anago
Insular 8.15. SATURDAY Mariana 2.
——
The Regular Dramatic Season.
l’laiitcd's on and after 'I'liurrday,
1'.
En. aim of TAYLUII & (InidlEN,
limit ltstut
melon SL. :10th .'orwallr. (‘1.
To tel.
no of three years rut: out colon-r rac-
Ill titrccte.
r
‘IOII I II‘
roiiv. t'oriier Water and Ell/aha
I’m-tension March In. its“.
lttYl‘ll d: UULIISCIIMID’I‘.
801 if :40th Norwaik.
w- .......—....w ms. mu... “as... ....... a... . ~.....M..._.s..—M
Cheap llomos.
wiilhn it new honnc on 2d Avenue,
Benet in Farm. ltrivt lion/alt.
will buy a new house on Monroe
titre-st nthiscity.
will buy a homo and lot In the
$1,500
Srvngorhuud tit Music fish. It will prob-
ably ba similar to other affairs given by
the misty In past years. The admission
to the gallery is only 21': cents which will
be taken advantage of by a great mom
who are desirous of looking on and wil-
nesriing the antics of tho inauluermlcrs.
. Ileinv‘s full brats band will give a con-
cert previous to tho'daneing.
sire to be thankful for the good example
which ho has left us of Christian love
and devotion to Christ and his Church.
We would hereby extend to bill be-
reaved wife and children, and sorrow-
lng relatives and friends our most sincere
sympathy, trusting they will besustained
and comforted by the consolations of the
church which beloved.
Ordered that a copy of these minutes,
signed by the Clerk of the Vestry. be
sent to the family of our duct-rived broth-
er. that they be spread upon the records
of the. Vestry. and published In the
Church Record. and south Norwalk Sen-
oust.
Also resolved. That we attend the fun-
eral in abody. (friction 1". firms,
llurongh lions of Veterans.
A new camp of the Sons of Veterans
was organized in the borough hnu night.
They th‘tt mustered in by Colonel
Eugene llorehouso' and other members
of the Comteciicot divialilntitsil. The
new camp was organized with promis-
lilg prospects.
1
$1,800
lmough.
$1 000
9 A ply to 'l‘Al’ Lilli d. GOLDEN.
Ito-pl Katali- and manure A if“. It!) and 47 Wash
inunm Iii.. south orwalk. Ct.
The Metropolitan’s Record For I887.
(lain In narrator of wounding l'olim curing
ill-‘1'. moi!»
in A» or drum tar billion-1&3.
0“" e ' ' u‘ring rumination.-
(lulu in Premium Income .
M'(ialulit Interest lbcolpts donning 1187. $50,010»
‘ 1 im Income. durl as”. ottoman.
gallium»: fiesta cinm piili m i ”new.
Annually paid to Policy-ho tiers during last. sit.-
Ihiwi'. .
her fPoilcles Iii Force 1348.609.
ii? maime- written dilflllfl lamps no tram.
Capital and flurpltis for manly of otlcyIlroidm
over and above are-ave reunited h law. to pill
allothrrllabilltlu. 81.161. 10. .
by the (intimacy to Its Policya
textual
him for Claim. etc. since lutton, plus
i” Amm‘timn In.
~lloy-lwantedto sell the Sentinel.
pit-sent Inverted
roam LIII'NIK. Meat.
The Wife,
A New Play by D. llclnrit'o and II. C. DeMlllti
Company includes: N
llliltlllrlll’l‘ REIAIEY. GEORGIA CAYVA .
ilttNltlr‘ MILLER. illtatflf. llENDERthN,
Nita-ms \t’iinrcitovr, 1.013151! DILLQN,
W. J. Lit MUY‘ML Nils. WAIAKYI‘.
ctias. \V'Aixrti'l'. MRS. WIIIH‘EN.
('llAIi. Illt‘KhIIN. Mill! (“1013.
W. Fal'liltilllllli. Miss CliOtlliAN,
Pawns-.110 Itcscrvctlu 501k. 750...l.00..l.50
lIOUSA'l‘ONlC RAILROAD:
DANBUBY & NORWALK DIVISION.
Corrected {leer-miter 11th. 183?.
Passenger 'l‘ralns.
HOUTII.
iionaltfhurch. Satisfactory bonds forfaltliful fer-V
Lultorwaik. ”.140. Norwalk. ArJl‘lhton l’olnt
- istnanuwitliwarnii clout upper mutualit-
‘g‘fl" datum 2%".ln' D arrival?! Allah!”
102i .. tor “ 10' '-
Igwnn ,1ng «gm SELF assume s'rovs, »
75» ”Mixed 710 "Miami we: "iron ,0. ‘
theparlorartllai morn. linear-torts“.
“O“TI '0 . ail rises tornst‘nall or Mm
IN. wit-mi l'ohlt. l.v. lto. Nonmltt. Ardtorvalk
7 son. in. ltxnl '1 310mm. [all 7 In Mind
“0 .. inn .. 905mm. Alammkot hummus watt-gr.
.. tenant. mu .m. allvarlstlaaot about, short “a of
“to "Mixed lit “Min-ti its IIII‘I aniline glassware. unusual! m
are ill 1: 2st."- MW. no... mum's ... mm,“ ,
lair «mm mm "tilted 10011th “mmmm that. «a fly
l‘ftiffiwflfim'lfimm“ 0“” lint-gar. vaagvutatovtli: mainstream.
ammonia. WTItketAml. Wit aunt. at tho wwm ration
l IIOUSATONIO DIVISION.
December 11. 13".
MV? Bridgeport for Pittsnald.
.10 a. pi. accommo’n
n
l
10.05, ‘
1.50 p. in. lllxed EUIDAY nan-
1.33 “ express '1 :lo I. to.
{1.50 1‘ accomruo‘n ,
was a "
'Goes only as far as New Milford
Wit. ll. Brnvsrrsorv. Vice m‘; a; um” “I“... ;
W. K. woman t.
11. D. Avraiu. 5m. rum ”lawman.
s. r. 11.11.85 11. autumn.
Jan. 1511:. I”.
, _ oontti wnr. coins Ian.
on; a. or. Express. 1.32am. Wuh‘oa 1:.
6.111 " Express. 6.31 “ Acton.
5.40 " Express. 7.3’ “ Accent,
5,50 “ special 8.46 " Accent.
5.12 “ milk. 9.230 " Boston Rx.
61' “ li'port. tip. 11.58 Action
'1: :1 local ltx. u.1-1;a.m.llovton I!
1.4:; i‘ . localltr. 31.15 “ Acorm.
8.25.1 " laxalltr. v1.43 “ wand Way
9.08 " Local ltx 13.05 “ pm.
9.315 “ Aocom. , .3: " Action.
10.30 " Local Ex. .4.” " prma.
11.45 “ Accom. 5.10 “ hymn,
12.59p.m.,l{xpn~ss. I532 “ S;&.N.B.spcc.
.20 “ 80.10. so 6.1-1 " Inc-1
2.41 u Aecorn. 16.29 " ltrl 'tflgclal
ass " Express. 6.5: " Hp' Id .
4.40 " Boston lit. 7.!» t' B 't Bpscla.
5.08 " Accom. 83.. “ Action.
5.51 “ Express. 9:25 “ Accord.
(ltd .. Accent. 11.00 .. Mamba:
7.3-: H Bx. {11.47 " ltostoti Rx.
8.2.1 “ B'portb ”12.21 " " .
9.50 " lloeton .
10.15 " Accom. .
12.56 “ Wash‘ton Ex; 3
Burton's. Sultans.
0.15 Accom. 1232 " Acosta.
6.14 p.111 Accom. 9.11 " Acacia
7.372 " IocaIExp. 6.51p.m.Accoui.
8.30 “ accom.
Trains have But. Not-walk.
oouro wtsr. some nan-r.
6.07 a. In. ‘ 6.31 a. in.
7.121 “ dfl “
7.30 " 1.18 p m
9.1” " 6.16 "
11.41 “ 10.1!) “
2.40 p. in
6.48 “ j
8.10 “ I ’
0.11. Seaman. '3.'l‘ llama.
Gen. Supt
no 131101180
WOOD MANTELS.
DOORS.
SASH, BLINDS,
HARD WOOD WORK.
01" ALL KINDS.
Large ’ Stock of Columns
for Trimming '
Plate and. Sheet Glass.
Steam Sawing, Planing,
and Turning.
—————+—-—
Lumber Yard between railroad and carriage
till at but 01' liliilill Street?
South Norwalk, Conn.
1101,1010 & to.
NEW'DRUGS
at the
01d Stand!
wasnmo'ros S'l‘.
We have now received a full supplyof new drugs.
and invite inspection and trial. oday we are
better furnished than ever witholl thatgoes tomakc
up a first class drugstore and the bite can be as-
sured or the freshest stock from w icb tohavo
PIISIIIIIIIIIIIIS lillllllllllllllll
At short notice and and in the most skillful man
620. c. summon.
Down Again Snret
The Place for Rich or Poor to do their Trading
in at the Market of
A. S. Durand
Cor. Main and liavllarid Sta. St). Norwalk.
Porterhotu'c Steak. Ila; Loin Bleak. 15m; Round
Steak, “(3.; Pork Steak. 14c:
Sausage 14s.; 111de um nit.- woo
finds of llam. SCI .;
Roast Beef, 10s.: Roan Beef. talc; I
altos Chops.
15c; bag or button, no; But Corned Beat in
Town.tit012c.
Everthing of the Best Quality.
't'hatun hr.- had. it there is anyonawtiowautlto
live within their means call at in Market and on
will and it to your advantage. floods. doll to
any part of the city. manner how mall the pur-
chase. I attend to the business myselfand will cl
dearer to please all who call.
mammalian the place, corner thin and liar!-
and streets.
1.8. Illllllllll, PI'IIIIIIIII'.
F. H. NASH 65380
have For Sale a
HEATER,
Which lacks nothing in its construction. dither
in durability, economy. working or simplicity of
mm. eymottha tmtorthu
mugs or the mass on. Also for the
LEADING RANGES
Decorated Dinner and Too late
.v—fl"
Norwalk Chronicler