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littered at the Post Dim-e at South Norwalkasfisc
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TALMAGE’S SERMON!
lN nonnav's ISSUE.
”SOUTH NORWALK, curtail, ‘SA’I‘URDAY, isials‘lili'rilir 1811353;
hairs. ‘
THE LOCAL BRIEFS.
ivoathfintiuin.
For Sunday. ‘in New England. warm ‘
er and generallyfalr. .
High normal-liaison 4.27. low tide
11.47. "I.” M .
Sail rises 6.43; sun sets 5.31 p. in. .
wanna Lyons niche in.
lbs. Eugene Scmidfiis‘vuffermg With a .
sore throat» ‘.
Acargoof ocularrivod for John a.g
Ferris last night.
—Frloh Pork and Sausage. lac lh., at
flayed market"- .._.
. Superior Coin opens at Bridgeport
Tuesday with Judge Form in their.
Tickets for the uni»; Club ball will
be ready for distribution til-night.
Jl-rry Wright’; sloop lies. sunk at. the
Raymond Furnace Company’s dock.
Miss Flora Ballard of Dinbury, is
spending a few days with MedaAdams.
Jamie Knapp-«returned home from
‘ boarding school last night to spend it few
days. _ ”. --. _
Matters are so dull in the borough
that policemen nearly go to sleep on
their beat. W 0A-,
The building occupied by flanlon
Brothers in the borough is having a new
roof put on.
--Try Plaisted‘s Cough Remedy.
llr. and Ilrai James W. Hoyt have
been visiting friends in Darien during
the past week. ___v ,
Landlord Walz went. to New York
yesterday to get some new 'waitremes
and kitchen girls.
Mrs. Guslave Pitzor of East Norwallt
is still confined to her house anti im-
proves but very little in health.
The Mflih'mh vs. the town
of Norwalk is set down on the calender
of the Superior Court for Thursday.
Gospel Temperance meeting will be
held in the Temple of Honor room to.
morrow as usual at three o‘clock. Song
service at. half past two.
Three old hats attracted a great deal
of attention in front of La Croix‘s saloon
this morning. People wondered where the
men that wore them were.
The men at work on the sewer in the
borough were obliged to build a firt- on
a pile of sand to thaw it out this murn‘
.
. . , _ .. .. , . , _ ,_ . ‘ . .7 ' v q I . ._ . l . x I i come Wss'r. some 3m. . .
lug before they could use “I on 3 four week's VIII" m the South, college. “I" address the meeting and "nfstrlotcrosung i a. reach d In tonne . SOLD LOW l “I“ a.m. Express LaLmW-‘hbn Kt. “Thisflréfingentisfmnrtheflcw Have:t
-___._,. . . . . . . ,llli‘h‘ was rvaliv no racing. latch Hull-l - 5n; .. glpftfl' as: “ Acconi “‘8‘ e m endorsement '
. . . mondav. l'ranlt Malcolm Wlll tnk91lffl'ltfllliin is extended to all to he pf89~I - . . _ , i ,_ _ ,_ t {to .. E . 4p .. A - ammun- . . . . 1"“
~Porterhouse and Sirloin Steaks. 16c. , ’ . . . . rllt‘t‘r Wus merely making his schedule; iuzi lllltl ms.- the (‘lliLllH'~l math: in; .. “if” w~ ,_ 000m- Salsmsfleum‘llon‘llfluw'l'hm,
. . cuarge of his store (luring ht-i absence. ' ent. ‘ . . . . t'orinu- a: in 5-5" SMWL ‘ 5‘45 Mm”- Feb filth ’
lb, at Weeds, Benedict Farm. 1 , . — - __, . , ,time. but the affair was lltllli' the less ln-l . ,, _ l 5.2;: " Local Ex. 9.20 " Boston xx. ‘ '. h r _
M' l I F Do i a Hartford a“! The cattle belong to Michael Hagan of “m Alberto“ " ’""I""’I'I d . tt-ieslitlg to the passengers. 1 “'illllt‘tl. 1 2-3; ‘ lIlIlIlI‘I‘IEIi-EEI igapm £33)“; Ex {I Entuchangeo “WWW“? [outlay lull!!-
lo "I" ' ”y ' Darien,tlintwere atlaclicll bv Andrea-i Th" “"‘lem N” All“""”',“““ Ml " ‘ i L.\l)‘i'inbounl:iIlidl:ikl' in.» mrc of ;. liril‘y.I 7.1:) “ LoculEx. 1.15 ~- Accom. ADMISSION; 35 "Ewan“
David A. Alden of Boston, bank com- , . . . - ; this an,.,,,,,,,“ at in... km. ,,.,.,,;,.,,c,. U“: A Lottery 1 ins. . M..,.,v,.m.....mm mu m; .. ‘00,”sz 1.43 .. swam] War.
. . f (t - Moran and Johiilnmlf in ii suit brought: , V , r (‘I _ l , l" l . \' y 11 . d' l 9,3 .. Local Ex .505 .. Ex,“ ’
missioners for the stolen lnnnecticut by them Mr “and" or» bring sold “Hunky“, lllll. low. (I in. ”mm made . Juli esL. on ,ll. ea awn a H'f-I . . . v, {Ins .. Accom. til-3 “ MBOIIEI- ,
are stopping at the lilabackeluo Hotel. day I “mm“,mm. remarks up". it.» llfi‘ of the . being agent, Was arrested on Tuesday on l [or Sale, . ”I.“ .. N2“, KL “3 .. amp LYCEUM THEATRE,
«..-. ..# - . , . . ‘ ' . * ~- ,, - . .. . . , 'll.l5 " com. 5.! “ poise.
- i v gdrcclisml. and two of Mrs. Atmirtnlin.a complaint charging “““llll‘llflg 0' Shuttle lie-t gayiil‘n'limtf} MW" in mun ? ., . ~ . .. ~
Th“ ”“3 “°"'°”.,7‘,;'}‘;}'b“;;“; A' levlsti'ri'f "NEW “Wm M- E-gii.m.i.....i..-... vii...- Ho 2...... ~~ .mi wheat-minimum. Mr. Ford is said nil“?,,‘§*;i:,:~‘;t,f;;r;;l;'93.373?.31“,,;;;“c;,;;r;-‘gu:;"i"?3“i-‘“"§'.i"§‘.’§i Elli -- {fili‘r‘rt’pfifis NEW YORK.
. . . , . . . , - . . i I l rt: ll: .- .-l lr‘ li‘ -_'i I." - .. r,v ~ - .
gm todmofro: w'lt . St th qurzfi"; church will preach til-iiiorrliw morning ; ”Gatlwring "0"on wrnwung l“. “qua“ be, tlieWest Haven Publishing company. l H. .\iltlrras i;rm-r..~o:iz‘n .Vnrniilk. t'oml lil'.” $13.: .. £233; 22-3 .. 53d elf 6cm 23d ElbandPOURTn AVE.
Oxycontin: 1;” )i-rlll liviéd Milit- on "The {New (ToIiIiliuIandriient . "Tl'elteiie. The pallbearers m.” 1mm" yvx’ This company has been advertising a ' I-‘orfis‘nlc ‘ “I filo .. nisioiillx. riot " Brl 't Sparta “AEIEEsyfsonnsAN ’ ‘ Ian-go
{end g . . pet: ‘ Y IOne Apptnntnieiit. hiindiy school 'mlChns. l". Halloclt,JoaepliN. Dunning and . priz» of ti gold watch valued at $77) for: t‘imliimlol's “mkpm... I'm Emmmd “WI 1‘ if}: .. figfflfii . 33;? .. £3223: rots ' ' “mar mmz'
. . . _ ,. 'l2ln. . lJohn W. Powell. A large number of I... the first person sending the correct) containing Slllllt'lllilli'rll iiiipmwml-iiiswilhl 63! “ ACCUIm- ”95 ” All”! KIM The R lal' Drm‘uc .
. - ‘ .. v - . ~ -i - .. 7:: “ .. .. .7 “ . GS“ Seaso .
lf Y““»d”" ‘bf’he'f‘ 1h“ a “"3" "“m’ Frank O'Brien will takes-barge of thellatives and friends attended the fllnél‘fll.‘lmm“'cr ‘0 “II" llUl‘Nlml- “hill 12‘ Ill"! :Bifilgrfifihilrliniliiilggor‘llii‘llilllitilifiipllrnxf{twirl 53:1 “ liming; . 3:1 ‘- Boston In ' I
her 0' P901119 “"9 “I 335‘ Norwalk you restaurant of the late Ilpnry Campbell l ”1.. remains we". tum-Mi m u... p”... 1.- longest verse in the Bllllr'." Other perPB' iriiii‘iiigiliuisiiali-iiy mnmiicnca. Engulre of i 9.50 :2 Boston . I
on lit to stand on the bridge some "'070- “.« I . n . _| , l I, I “.,.,,.,,gye,,.d font“. swung wimp fourth, . .. . r\\l.0R is down; - , tots .. Aycorii.
_ 3 On ondflyo Frank “13"“! i It Per .lfll 09“ WY- , , ‘ , i llfl’all‘n-fnlennd EXiliuIngc animmsma l. “ash-{13.56 \iintiton Ex.
I”? “fa lock “t "'9 crOWd "mt Comes to sonally and no doubt will make it Ruc— . \iprlnt: Overt-oats lIltltl liftil answers. Loch person tillawt'r- , irlgic‘n 5t. l Sl‘SDLY-‘l. . Scsmre. . a
this city to work. 0985 of it. ‘ ' " ,lllg was required to send fifteen tmcentl "'“‘ ” ‘ ‘ “ “'— , 9.15 Accom. l 7.x: H Amino A MW Play by D. Belasco and n. c. e
, .. . «m. .I. . l L'oinszock Brothers open tli-dziy their . “In“ I. and in return was m new“, a} 130R SALE (til-ZAP, ; 9.14;) in Armin. 9.31 “ Acconi . Company Includes:
[1' S’ R306 h“ sent the Eva‘ing A“ adjourned moon"; "I Iht' UOIII- 'nm‘k "i "fling "vexcuubi which is erh- ‘ nuulflt-r 0f illustrated Cflnl“ scr'ippiclurrs l 1W0 firmlév house Wiil’l :ill i'iodi-‘n improve-l Lg?) ‘l‘ with?“ h..i1p,m. Alton. gmgflglfilfim‘ iggggw
Sentinel copiesof several New Orleans mon Council will be held on Monday ably the fin...“ they hm- ever show", lett‘ Thecomilaiiittlllt"t’lidllllt‘wnl'l Mi‘ lmv‘ftfrt. ' , . . ; l Muss WIIEATCRD", 1.01.7st mums, '
papers containingucomph-ta account or evening for the purpose of nothing a The stock includes all ”mm“. gomls.l ~ 1 . i. . . ~ ~- i. tII ticusesngtlgi iIiiI flflILI liIlty'3IlfIlIIIUI11I: inIInniIIaol-walki I gigs hangar; Marga, warp
. . ‘. f It htinv the streets for m", , . lsent were of no lame and that the hold 3 - w “w y m. mi t Hr. u r 0 i m in envy, W ..- ,..:_.-..._.- fl._ . - . . PP ,
“It! carnival held "I "I!“ ”W Th“ contract or ‘4 n ‘ \vhlcnare made up in the Initial stile . . . _ l (HAS.DICKSUN. Miss CROLY
. - . - i ' tml: forth of the prizes as an inducement emu (mu «no rims in line stilt.» oi (‘lllflvuf‘oi ‘ Tralns r can Fast womaik W FAVERSHAM rugs CBOSIIliN
papers are highlyillustrated. coming Yl'ilr- and heat manner, and i-liiiiliicm :ll { . n ”m, ,“k ‘ i' 4. "a, -0“, ‘ ‘I: ‘ ‘ t ' ' ' i
__ .-_.- . - I . [to persons to send ili their guesses was W l" "0“ ,gmmi l- . “£3“ . . active run. some liar. pmcaLAand_m Tile $1.00 .1 no
0 of nth (ioldscl l rades. It Will it ' to Call and examine, . Tvio houses to rent. Possession l't'll immediate - - - u -s s -
~ - . - he amp yees 'm t g p ’ iiotliin ' more or less; than a lottery l V0,, 1 q, R1 NDAL‘ - V . “A" 3 “‘v “v“ A m
A ”WWW“ W3" NW" '0 “’9 'Social can procurea cupol coffee iitthe factory this stock today. when first choice can l when: and as such calm “M”. ,h, . y' P“ I ' A ‘ " .9“ ”man" 3:? " tilt-l 9",“
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Circle ”“1 the" '"fl‘du'm evening by now for one cent, which is charged to be hfld- _. . f 1h 1 l For Sale. , so; -- on; u
”'3‘ 0' swat” of. he, pIN‘MI“ 'mm» on cover the ex use of the l'rl flint lake-3 . Iohii louvna-l-ker “unlit it ”hot - - prinlslim o ‘ e aw. ‘AN‘T NORWALK and Benedict than I 11“” .. 10'0” .. lllllllllllllls allll eaflsllllles.
- w ' p ‘ . ' " H. ’ “m7 m .»J.' . nu. I " l2.40p.m.
Havrland SL, and a most generous cure of the room The 5.“ Wm" ("inn r, MW, Hi i _ cannot-unit I'ollghpug . 1 ans emi infest, iii no till condition. “a _, Do
hospitality extended In ”w 8mm” by "m . , . I D ‘ k. l d ,i I l: I» B i: it i 'n f N I ”If. I - . 1 him-.8 rcumnnIlIiIle, apd llr’fa‘ll‘liylzyh“ t ( I“ DEN . ll‘l‘l .. hologgrlllg flbfifggflsfifiogmm :13}; mineral-no“
. ‘li ir a iv irc . r iiii ‘ior - . . . i own it i ioun iiii-ii ins l ‘ .niurt‘u - . l . . - ‘ ,
genial boat and hostess. ; Kasper Llillenger has bought a little ‘ ' ‘ ‘ ' " g. ' .r, " u 'g H p ' martini-nirvana iiiiuriiiicca cnltu-lbuml-l’.’ ninth. OiM-SEH‘H‘DV 5.1‘. “BIRTH“ l’W-Bsies. Want-street. Nunralkandaelectone
J. P. llopson of New London. was in
town ywtcrdn}.
ll. 1'}. lilidwell n‘lllls—pmd Sunday with
friends in New York.
Illa. Augustuiiaglyesi is Vlr‘llllll’. tier
son William. in Danbury.
Minn Mattie Crosslnan in home from
the State Normal school.
EM” 1) R. Eulislield wtll lllt'lll‘ll at.
Advent Church io-iilorrow.
In. Marshal Tollca is improving as
fist as can be expected.
. Mrs. C. R. Townsend went to Bridge.
port to-day, where Bllt‘ will remain for
two weeks.
~Lard in 5 and 10 pound pails, 50c
aod $1. each, at [layes‘ market.
The propeller (Tingle; has been on the
dry dock in Jersey city and had a ”tour-
ough overhauling,
Andrew Selleck in stillt'rlll): badly
with a nervous attention hilt still titlt-mls
tobuaineas'. ., - . p, .\
Avery interesting meeting was held
in the Temperance room on Elizabeth
street last evening. .
The funeral of Miss Jennie St. John
was held at her late residence on Elm
street this afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. James W. Hoyt of this
city and hire. Jerome S. Gainer of Darien
spent Sunday at Cannon Station.
Frank Masher of East Norwalk lost a
little child by death this week. The
funeral services took place this after-
noon.
A special rehearsal of the Frazer de-
gree team of Butler Lodge 1.0.0. F.
will be held in the lodge room, to-
night.
The New Havens defeated the Hart-
ford: at. polo last evening 4 to :l. The
game at Bridgeport resulted as follows:
Bridgeport: 3. Meridian 2.
Mrs. H. M. Coley of East Norwalk,
who has been confined to her llotne for
the last. four or five days, was feeling
"somewhat better last evening.
A full attendance is requested at the
business meeting of the Union Gospel
Temperance Reform Association in the
Temple of Honor room to-night.
Edwin E. Davinof llarmony Lodge,
The lodge will attend the funeral.
Dmggist Vogel of the borough starts
F. & A. M. New Canaan, will be buried ;
in marrow :it New Canaan, at 2.30 p. m. ‘
Union Meetings.
Another large congregation assembled
at the First 11 ll. church last evening.
lRev. JIIBN ll. floss ledtbe meeting and
he read several requests for prayers that
had been handed to him. The singilltt,
prayers and testimonials were heartily
entered into and it was nearly half paust
nine when an opportunity was afforded
for closinv the trio-cling. The time would
have been profitably occupiml had the
meeting continued an hour longer. The
brethren from the ditferent churches
lcongrt-gllted around the alter and had
a spirited season of prayer. Several
young men went forward for prayers
and a deepreligious influence was felt in
the audience. ' I
Union meetings will heconiinucd next
week, beginning on 'l‘uuaday evening in
‘ the Baptist Church, and contining in the
same order of churches and leadership
as during this week.
More l‘oolllilt Than Funny.
In one column of the llilur today
there is the following, which in neither
, true nor funny:
John Jones will paint his fence green,
io-niorrow—lllonday's Sentinel.
John Jones is painting his fence green.
today —Tuesday's Sentinel.
John Jones painted his fence green,
yesterday—Wednesday’s Sentinel.
In another column of the Hour is this
important announcement:
“Cigar dealer Mosher's Indian has put
on a new coat of war paint."
Brother Maples ought to come right
home from Washington and see that
Brother Wade does not strain his brain
in another attempt at. being funny. Tell
us next week, John, what is the color of
. the War paint on Mosber's lndiaii.
i
lllnstrlrtsil Entertainment.
This and Monday evenings two grand
illustrated art entertainments will be
given at the Opera House for the benefit
of tho Ben jamln [antics Masonic and
Benevolent. flsmittlflllflll. The attraction
will he “Will o' the W hisperw." contain-
ing beautiful pictures explained in mirth-
ful monologue by Miss Myrtle Klngsland.
l'l'h» pert'nrlilallce is said to be replete
‘ with humor and pathos.
Baptist Church.
Rev. Henry A. Delano will preach a
sermon tomorrow morning on “ The
Memory of our Dead."——'l‘lioae who have
gonefrom no recently. In the evening
the subject will be, ”A trenlelidnus sur-
prise for those who doubt the t'bristinil's
Christ." l’utllicilivlird,
l
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Prohibition Rally.
A prohibition rally will be
Reform Rooms this t'\'t'lllll;_'.
Brown and Buckluild, students of Yale
lit-lil ill ”19
Messrs.
,.
luv. .1”. ll. Ball in New York. l "use Hall New.
The Rev. ijpb B. Clark, 1). 1)., that As spring approaches interest in base
Secretary of the American Home Mis- 3 ball '0! the coming seasonincreases. Mr
sionary Society. and the regular 001795le tczldy players are being secured and tho
pendent of “Thaddvance.” of Chicago. prospects are that next summer the Nor.
writes its {0110* in this week’s issue, walk base hall club will be much stronger
warning that assay recently read in than it was last year. “to Hamilton
New York byif‘. local pastor. “Lot I Went to .‘illlford yesterday and llll‘ltll‘itf-
Monday morning, Rev. James 11, 1t. .55, ..t l rungements with .lllflll‘tl Near to play with
South Norwalk. Conn, who is alwaya‘ tln- club in this city. Imt sour-on be
looking for the ‘hetlcr wfly‘ and in very played with tho \Tile .‘L’ 'l‘owni- nine and
out to find ii, treated mo them-3| Uni...) is well known here as an excellent play-
“) areview ofllw glutinous and Slim liner. Other first class base liallisls have
denoniinationallsni. Ilia indictment " 5WD HP'lki‘H l". “ml. WIM‘H "Ompli’lfll.
was sharp. iiiottilylilg, and alas, mm the list will lilipublishml ill the Evening
The endless catalogue of sects represent. Sentinel.
illg divisions old subdivisions of the ‘
Lord's Army, with their often hilliiptiolis
names and aasumptil’inv, are enough to
make a Christian hang his head in
shame. Even poor human nature was
not allowed to'he a scape goal for their
public follies. If it must needs be that _
such offenses come, Mill, according to
the essayist, woe to him bv whom they
come! Mr. Ross thus sum.» up the pro-
position now More the Christian world
looking'toward unity:
«v. (I)~Tb’u Catholic ideal, or the organic
reunion of all Christendom. I
(2) The organic reunion of lill Protest :
ants or Evanpllcals. ‘
(3) The reiplon of all the present sub-
divisions of the slime sect; and .
(4) (Jo-operative reunion in fellowship
and Christian work. a union not only
practicable but becoming rapidly actual.
Connecticut Paloma.
We are ill receipt from the cities c! It.
M. Wooster, 1136 Main St., Bridgeport,
of the following list of Connecticut pill»
enio last issued:
l‘I. ll; Ives, lirlilgrpzirl, toy pistol; ll,
Henimiiig.Newllai'l~nlireannlel. Ives,
New Haven, bolt: F. N, Kelsey and W. A.
Stevenson, New Haven. automatic rail-
way switch; J. 1’. Leighton, New Haven,
barrow and clod crusher i2); II. S. Mun-
son, New Haven, knockdown box: 11. E.
King, Hartford, show case; W. Illne.
liethleheiii. tllill coupling; J. E. Phillips,
West Asliford, window shutter; (7. Reis-
lng, I’laiitsvillc, machine for folding
sheet metal; R. M. Rose. Norwalk, fare
register and recorder.
A Premium is uttered by the Trent &
Shepard Co. to anyone who will find a
person who has a Mathushelt piano and
is not pleased With it. We doubt if such
a person lives.
ruilocotnotlvea.
An idea of thh speed of locomotives on
the Consolidated and the. New York and
New England roads can he gathered
from the [alloying item clipped from
yesterday’s Raglan! Times: Passengers
on two fast expreuli trains had an oppor-
tunity to view each other under unusual
circumstances this afternoon. Engine
lNo. 1‘28. liiitziiilcr Pierce. lltalu'i'ingailex-
l press ll'lllll u" ““3 (lull‘illldalt‘il “H“L m5 It‘lciirgt-‘(I‘t)t;llcy, :‘ll(‘t"‘l':l) IJ. Ha); .I". Fir, Robot!
. I . _ i .nrry,. . 'zll' . ; . 111' ii ,’1'..1;ii-\i.~4 L'i, Mar“
rived at Newmgbin at ilw some time an E .Vlciiw. fiillilzrt ii, .urmif (lyl-orqc ll. [Merr‘ilh .lnilli
the expil-sstin the New Ell..‘aild road, "”va "m” “WU“ 'l'm'm“ ROM!"- Tm“
d . l . l V (m l“ ' Robinson. (labor Jilllliiosl'. Tobe ,- humerus,
man i) eiig ne . o. i... .n; leer hew- 'riioIiiiai lllti‘li & Son. ll. itomii ium, Jilllils
m“. B)”, express trains “mm bound tichieinkJi‘rlwardSeymour.i‘hamw.Scufleltl,Chas
the “my WI" I—m t‘t"|fl\' ll ti,_ .‘fimllu lxriin Taylor. Jim-pit Tanner, l', l“.
,. . _, . . _ para 91 close unite, Lt‘llll “t‘lll‘lt'.
together and due in llarifordat the same
time. A mile before the respective! “
tracks became parallel the occupants of .
each train could see) the other andl
wagers were quickly made its to whichi
train was the faster. The course, was.
five miles straight away. When Charter?
‘(lalt Park was reached l'ni-t_,'oii~iolllliitcdl it it I In“ I l I ll ll l. 'l k
2 . . , .f' .lfill llfiltllVl‘ill li“ tl'i ’Ela'
Ilrliin had fallen behind about two rolls; atrium”. m.- i‘iw l"ll’ o! llirst‘drll‘uyeiématill‘.lll
Lana as tilt‘)’ bulb continui-d to run the: l’mrllvlrll‘oiilitv. ’t‘bvy lin-ot lil‘n‘ ilnziliri’. Hum“
. , V , and k:iul,ron:ll~*tlii:nf
1 hew hilgland seemed to be the superior
lloctlliiotii'e. having distanced the (Hill!-
lpttitor four lengths when SigmlrncyE
—"0ya wanted to sell the Sentinel.
List of Letters
Remaining‘ln the Post-office at South Norwalk.
Coma, Feb, 18. lflt‘k‘i l’emmacal‘ling for arty of
these. li-tter~ \l’lll pll'fll‘l‘ say they arc adti-rtz'acil.
Edward 1], llaacnn.’l‘hrwlore llyxliee. i’nsynalc
llerlllngicri. Loam ii', Burr. Edward t‘oilroy, Mal- '
A. t.‘iii'anleli..lamcs". Dixon. llztttleM. Cflflllt‘l .
J. s. Dl'NNlel. 1‘. M.
CHEAP l
Atll mil lJ‘.‘
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"at Trimmers Wanted.
! “VELVE or tiftn-n llal Trimmers Wanted.
A ply at J. i'. WILSON Jr t‘u.. i'or. Main
(’rmlil is. " 51 if
it
l{El‘(’lRT of the (‘Illllllllull of the fin NATIONAL
BANK. lit. Smith Norwallt. in the. State til lion-
liv-I'tirtlt. atthr trlme of hueiuvss. Feb. ii, to“.
llllb‘Ol'llt‘ES.
Loans and Discounts. . $172,196.31
1'. S. Bonds to sewn: circulation” . .. lti),0iltl.tl)
(litter stocks. bonds and mortgages,. .. . 39.40998
line from approved reserve agents... . ._..10.385.38
Due from other National Batiks...... . . .,1.:l«t4.'i'
Real estate, furniture and fixture“. .1550 00
('llrtt’lll i-xpi'itr-es tind taxes paid ,. ..':.0Ni.4ll
Premiums laid, .. . . .. _ .ti.!i50.00
t‘lm‘ks lull other “Al-ll llclllr‘. 2103.51
Bill-i of other llltflli.‘ . . . H0t).il0
Fractional papt’li‘lll‘l't'llt‘)’. nirltvli- .9; cents, “190w
sow, . .. ,_ . . . . ., ileum
Le l ltrmltd' twice. . . ...... .. 6,420.“)
iii-iletnptloll fund with l' S 'l‘rt-ttiiurrrlfi
percent. lifcirculatioili .. 4,500.“)
Total. . $393,459.38
LIABILITIES.
l'apltill slot-l; paid 111.. .. almond)
Siirplili-ifuild . .. .. ...... ocmm
l‘ill lvldcd profits. .
National batik llilli‘rl outstnildiiiu
Divide-nth- llllpttltl ..
lllilli lillllll dt’ptl-lh‘ subject to
valllttlil l'i‘l’llfllinlt'zl of ill‘pUr-lt,
i’itrtilil-il (‘llst‘ke . .
lino to other National Bank-i. . .
Dllt‘ in Stair “Mill? and bankers“; ....
Total.
Slate of t'ommflicuf, (.‘oilnty of Iv‘airflelil. vs.
1 JACUB M. LAYTUN, cashier of the above
flltllll’fl bank. do solemnly swear that the above
statement istrilc to the heat of my knowled c and
belief. JACOB ll. LATTUN. L‘as ier.
Subscribed and swam to before inc this I’Iih day
of Ft‘l) L-Ni,
JUNAII J. MILLARD. Notary Public.
Correct hilt-til. ‘
. R. 11. ROWAN. l
JilllN tl. KNAI'I’.
JOHN 11. PERRIS.‘
The Metropolitan’s Record For l887.
Gain in number of
Iz‘T. 278,015 ~.
ilain in Assets during 153:. SLELOfi-‘LM.
Gain 111 Premium Income during 1581‘. 31.180.671.-
“ii.
' Gain in Interest Rel-cipis during 188?, $55,649.-
Directors.
otltstttndlng Polices during
Gain in Gross lncomcdlirin: 1:167. 51.23:},321518.
Xxlinberof Death Claims laid in 1857.1:5iio‘i.
Amount paid to Policy—holders during that, 52.-
104A”? .‘JU.
Number of Policies in Force. 1,3l9.t';l’.l.
New insurance written during 1587,5St,10l.213 0|).
t'apitnl and Surplus for twilrlty of Policy-holders
over and above the reset vc required by law, it per
Cent.) and all other liabilitii's. $1,161 .953 10.
Amount paid by the i'iimpany to it:- Policy-
hriltlena for iilnimifi. etc. since organization, plus
present invested Assets, 815.506.153.83.
JOaEl’H LEIPNIK. Agent.
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December 11. 1831'.
beam Bridgeport for l’ltlstleld.
7.10 2L in. accommo'n
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‘ W. K. Li‘o)‘, Supt.
. 11.1), Avemuq Lira.
is. i'. roll. it it. liAlliltoAl).
Ticket AgL. Bridgeport, Conn.
Jan. 15th, 1&5.
initial; ' TWtii (
white New Foundland dog. llon't know
both of Danbury, on the ground of dr-gflonnecticut parties have been graiilell.‘
ington 5L, South Somalia, l‘i.
tit-u. Sup' Gen. Pass. Ag‘t
inclusion---
Military Entertainmen
The Armory,
Friday Evening, Feb. 24, 1888.
Blittalion Drill by Comparing. r. it 1). divided
into six companies commanded y Colonel Watson.
Exhibition Guard Mount by Company C. of Statu-
ford. commanded by Adjutant VanKeurou.
To conclude with Battalion Dml PIMP.
Band concert between the drills by Belne's
Band.
t'olonei Watson commanding 4th Reg't and staff
Will be present.
Admin-ion, 98 02..
Emitting each ticket holder to a chance for a prize;
a hronw: clock, ii pearl handled revolver, a bronze
pitcher and 20 others.
MUSIC . HALL,
ill) Wednesday Feb. 22d, i888.
Matinee and Hunt.
Blislens Dream of Splendor,
“ALllIlIJIIDlN”
Wonderful Lamp.
From the Arabian Nights.
The Celebrated Prints Donna
Miss Clara. Thropp.
as the PRINCESS.
The Beautiful and sprightly
Miss Louise Mortimer,
occupant," ’
ail-Dramatic and Specialty Artists—30
LOVELY MUSIC.
MAtixli'tCENT COSTUMES.
A CAR LOAD 0F SCKNKBY .
in Grand "Initiated lrl
Entertainments
non rut; amm'r or Tllll
BENJAMIN ISAACS
lllillllll} llllll Bllllllllllll
ASSOCIATION.
a-r rm: sortivanr'orima nouns,
Saturdayandnlondayllve’sfi'ebdstzo
Will 0’ the Wisperie.
Beautiful Pictures explained in mirthl'ul mono-
logue b!
MISS MYRTLE KINGSLAND.
EACH ENTERTAINMENT REPLETE WITH
HUMOR AND PATHOS. NOTHING BTALE.
NUPHING WRUI'YPED.
Ships in motion. fountains in action, Chime.
fireworks,animated fish. can ' skeletons. barn—
inl: ships, etc. Each entertainment. illustrated
with lbtlcryslal scenes shown upon a mammoth
illuminated screen. with powerfu calcium lights.
producing startlingand thrilling eflacts.
all complete and on will not be intcd In its
Miss Henrietta Wing and her co: sin, I . . . . sertioii. The parties Were married 1881. lOriginnl: Charles 1!. Penis. North Ster- ' -* . ‘ ‘ ,I ‘ ”it "f- e‘ in I“ kind” of sliding stuns
Mi“ “0'9”“ Thompson, deli-"ed IN" aritfslfifsgiie: yfifingso‘fg 3;;2:': The petition of John F. L‘illglltfl'ker ask- . ling; Warren A. Reynolds, lust Norwalll: then“ llomes. “OISATONIL RAILROAD: In cemf,m{o$ BATES
"Quin, via. St. Louis and Mammoth watch the beer. ing for a divorce, from Leila ll. Illllgv lfetlry Munitortl,llroton;Benj. F. Chip— $l,5llll wIiIlIlNiIiiIilIinaIIaeziII’tloine oil Monroe DANBI'IIY it MRWALK DIVISION. 613m . o .
Cave. Ky., for a couple of months at necker was refused for the reason tbatlmau. Marion. Increase: “Wig“ will tiny ii house and lot in "ch Corrected :ieceinbcrttiti.1887.
Florida health and pleasure resorts.—
Ifuscatine (lows) Journal.
- - - - . . Rm] Estate and Insurance A entsAband 4': Wash HOUTI I.
.43“ Pork ttlcvlh‘ '3'! “a,“ market mil 0‘ ”'8 state court martial dishonor. out when he brought thaaction, but has : Inghain. REIGN-I91 50h“ BOiUlol’d. New I melon st. souiii . orvtalli. Cl. LV. Norwnlk. hr. 90. Norwallt. Ar. Wilson l’uint
' ' .. _:T ' " ably expelling Major Warren of Putnam. changed hm place of residence. I Haven: Elizabeth, mother of Joseph , v. .. . ..- . w-~-_...._.—..—m.- .- it are... m. 74’. a, m :I'Isn a, m
. ”my ' tom the or auction. ' ‘ ‘ vSlheri n om Mills. For Silic- :" I". 99? 1'. "o ‘ ‘
WI;“’III;1I'3':P9|’:I“:§ filly; still! 1:22:12 ' 8“ V - Borough Church 80".“... d. '11] p80 .. . I P‘ARMS lnillc town of Residing. of from ill to 1:10 lgfi’l‘lp in 1("iii“) p. In. 101's; p, in. I
Fl' betbp‘t) t W l esda F b 2,, —-—Boya wanted to sell the [inning Methodistchurcll.—I)r.|C|ilr|t will lake{ The Mill“?! Entertainment. turnip,(“pricesfrum’l,~mt.)‘fi_ml)II 43,, .. 4,- ., . 4:.7 ,_
on ‘ l“ . a tee ’ m. n '. y' a ' "' Sentinel in the borough. Apply after for his morning subject “The Universali Lovers of military will have an oppor- Thmflm“? “”"“"’.“‘““ “wt"? “”hllwtm“ '0‘ “ M'ml ‘15 "Mixed 7?: “M in
The ublic is cordially invited ft) attend . , ., . . _ , , . an mostly will improved lull haw on them sub- Von-'1‘]!
and bring ‘ pound of something good school at Sloan’s news stand. reign of (.llrlsi. lll the owning he will l tunity next lridny evening at the armo- riiiIiiIiisl and cpiiiIiorIiIatii: dwellings. I L, Wllwul’iinfh Li ‘io Norwaik ArNomaur
' . ' . .‘ ‘ ’ uy tint Illa ea l' or summer rveiit'tlcce. or '- - I . '.~ . ' . .
All entertainment will be given during This morning when the people who preach thesewntll sermon in tho Warm”), to witnessaballnllon drill and the we“, hm“, mi m rotiutqlwm‘i' of fllt' 7ula.m.lllltctl “1305. m. that retained —“l"-
the evening l'v in the vi inity 0' (‘90, l K eeler' 000m 0“ ills Prtidlltul son. Suliplctlccrenlonios of guard mounting and bilt- .Iieitli-IilnenthotmtlIiiiyihmymiiIgtilicln Wlélllc aoldfor sic .. an) -- 95...“.
II i it c , _ . p u ,. ' . . . - wet tint ccos ll t‘lt prIovemen s. 935 “ :2 13pm. 1218 .in.
. "M ‘ got up and went out doors they saw iii Homeward Bound. Italion dress parade. bompany L .0! E“‘1““’3“" TA‘l‘l’littlll’LnfiN- . liw " Miami 145 "Mimi 1le {fixed
Th” 00'0““, "outlaw” “a“. a '9“ k f‘ l . ll lddlu I lb ; Waahln ton'silllrthtlu 'tl ti il'ltamford, Will be present, and Willi Illt-al brittle and lpsiunnceIIlItgiinls. 45 null 4iI 153p, m, {.15 H 519nm“,
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creditable performance m 70"" Hull wrec 0 acarr ““6". l‘ m 0 c ,. I . 3.. . . ’ u. n", ‘(bmpnnlesli of the borough and l) of “Th'mw ~““°.ul.‘,,°T§. WWW . .- 323 um“! {6}“; cm M "w. mm“
D . I g i m The did not have street. The horse had disappeared, lcav- A addtn, winch wtlllit‘ given In a! . . l . l' 'l 1’ . t .. r . I
l" “"9“ ‘3 n ii - Y . . . . , the city wrll form a iattallon l mm In- 1.0 Builders w " Mun,“ “mm“ and Gen, “Imam
a ver large audience 11". iron 3‘. mg the wreck and part of the harness matinee Waslllngtons birthday, Will . . (. h ' W l w'll - l‘ 1. i.‘,.“‘.gu,;,.',mendm;' '
y ' V pe. behind affordapleasnnt means of l-li'ovi w it . to ”x companies. '0 ‘ M a son I \‘EALm’l’MW" “l'lmm‘lm' “‘ ll“ "m" if ii Monti Ucnerat'i‘icii'eili out
though they were colored. wei‘v of ilbet- lholidily and mill. H I ll - 'nI 'f iconinillnd the battalion at the drill and t. otu'..b.Iioiami. ltlIinIIJIivIlicn-IIEIiiiiIliiIinliIniripe-iiiI _' , -_ _ . . “III; .
" ' " ' lll"*ti'lv.'l . i- . ’ ininl natri t..t. . m
gr elude: of people than the InllJOI’Ily of I State Allottll'y‘St;llluel I‘tlu'fit'fllltl'lltlfitchlldrul; an B’fvael'nuu'n's d’th‘l‘ill‘t‘n ~ l'llil: l drtIiss plirndo. salllpfllly (..thll give at: 3:31.233.» :fihglr‘ll'i'tlolt 'i' in: Iniiiylligllvifilza- on ma oou «E
9'“ "“3" ‘ "UNI“ "Will It" I“ M Wall | t ”f. - i. . ‘ ’ ’ ex ‘ ' ‘ ar mount Illll ercomilm .i ii mil l'liiircti. sails notary xims or iii tiii m.
. . d p tedg W rd cametollilh cit entertainment“ highly coilillwndrd bvl [fr-"0n nu" K , ll - - ll ‘ l filltmtllf‘t‘nflmflfftlt‘lwlllbutt”lllrml. 'Ptlciigllito : MATHUSHEK i
Ameetinit of the commissioners of the an “5990 - 0 _ . 3' "m We” and is. most elaboral , .' 0 ”0‘1""- it" ”“nn- ”m?" 3'“ rl-lm iiiiyor all blasts rcmrvt‘t. fl
estate of John Roberts. deceased. was last night that the intermittent lever tacular lace ‘ "I” "‘ will furnish music for tho ceremonies l.. A.\'A1l.l§iAF£l.chW i‘kaiiriiilm ll PIANOS_
held in John If. Light's law office this which followed WDKPflllon 0' the limits; LL. . ,. land give a band conceit between the JI‘HI "1mm I
morning. Messrs. R. g, m...“ and had developed some threatening sympu 1;;"5W'0‘nnh Builds! sH‘i’lwi- ldrills. Colonel \Vatsoti's staff will be 'itl"w ll wally. Columbine. ‘Trlod and Triumphant."
Burr Hendricks were th mmlssioners. tome-Bridger?" ”"9"- " Latvian. BM? 0' Bridlti‘port , present. ‘ ‘ ,I-j 1.; ,lgsslmsl --—Il'l'-
Ths hearing was adjou d until nlns
o’clock next Saturday morning.
Mr. E. 8. Hall. principal of our schools,
has an opportunity to engage the well-
kuown teacher of psnmanship. Preston,
of Brooklyn, provided a class of a certain
Commander-iniChief Abbott of the
Sons of Veterans has improved the find-
The Stamford Advocate was issued
yesterday in an enlarged and much im-
proved form. It will hereafter be pub-
lished as an eight pogo-paper lid if in
the future the Advocate melons nnP-l
half the newa that the last one did tilt-l
subscribers will have no cause for coin-l
the petitioner is now living in unolherllll’ewslel’, New London; Win. Lindley.
State. He waaaresident of Colinecil- Toningtonzmarioll.Lamoureuleirm-
will occupy the pulpit of the First ll. 1'}. 5 An admission fee of 25 cents will he
Church in exchange with the pastor. l charged to cover expenses, the surplus if
This church will enter into union meet- any to go into tlli-trenatirilm of Utllllllfll'l‘
lugs during the week, in connection 3 “'9 F and l).
“'“h "19 other ChWChW 0' "’53 city. 1 It will be an entertainment that every
l, hotly will enjoy. l
The Connecticut ltlver.
A Hartford stockholder of u“, "pmml Congregntlonul Church service.
old one.
$1,000
borough.
Apply to TAYLOR & (GOLDEN.
To-Morrow May be Too Late.
Take an Endowment l’ollrylllnt you may ilcl-ll in
Iiilllllil Llll bill.
if on lltlt‘ or if you die. it will be it help‘
. l'nsiienger Trains.
lllltqnlllll in liltitnrnil lllllll ill Trill.
OI SAT CAPACITY OF VIIIATIOI
AID DUIAIILITV.
Inch instrument over it months in
roomotoonatruotion. immaterial.
and finest workmanship.
FULLY WARRANTID. Irflisy will tau
. n life-time and linen In tuna at one-
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number can be raised. Twelve lessons. I , . , ,. f a". I
' ' ' . t ‘ rfsml lll ri-lltiialla ivill give a mill" .‘Wfl'ul' “'0 upon“ ° ”W 0' 9 "’9-
oasa week, on an evening lobe-elected, PM“ . luml company is reported by the (tourilnt‘; W “'9 “MW in In“ 'f’mm’lfall‘w‘l Shiloh enduv’mit‘ullif stimuli, lll' plaid to trim s’il ii OVER M” 000 Ill USE
will hegiven for ”.00. The mhoolcom- Rev. .7. E. Torrey, at the Baptist “3 Baring thatit 6098 not look asif tllt‘n‘l‘ llurch to-inorrou "m3,” will M' harem; "ivyn'érglilil‘iflplmgytli‘r mill) 5 mm a W.
mittse have voted to use one of the large church. it short series of sermons. in that would ll“ I"! immedlfilfi naVizntioli on l “Probation before Death, “" k ‘ ‘ . tunnel for full oasIItIirlp:I:: pamphldt and
rooms in the Franklin Bi. building for
“will”. if one can hemails up. This
is "an excellent chance for young men
and women of the city. Mr. Hall will
rooming, developing a “Common Sense
Idea. of the How, When and Where to
apply Spiritual Strength. “Evening aer-
vlcs, as usual. short. and from the theme.
‘ the river. As to navigation on the river, Palpiufim—j‘of. the heart. nervousness.
that is going on all the while, by skaters tremblings, nervous headache, cold
and horsemen, but titers will of course hands and fast, pain in the back. and
be no immediate navigation in the river. other forms of weakness are relieved by
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answer any inquiry by postal card or by "Fraction Choices ” Attantivo ushers “mm 1' “mimic“! “I“ will» stance, Came Pill mad is“ f r . . '°'“" '° _ ,
W interview. am frss. ‘ "Home boy mito- In air hole. lilo blood. 3'3"...” :i'iil minim. ’ 0 ii “M L“°“"'°"§’¢‘m.‘"ii‘i‘somir. lW‘” “"'" '°' W "‘" °' °""'"""' ‘ " . _,
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