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m TIIE‘ LOCAL BRIEFS. 1 Charles Fitch is in town. ENTERTAINI arm's. . I \‘ETEBANVBEIICEUADWH. E onl'r’tlartt'. ,li'Ql' Sale. ' gfllfl'W.
Six of A‘.“. l'erris’ for-met clerks ~pcnt
w. trier Bulletin. . , , ,
‘ iBunday In this city.
For Friday, in New England, fair to
partly cloudy. slightly warmer weather,
_ Several members of the ”Elks" In this
with increasing easterly Winds, followed
town went to Bridgeport last night.
Annual Meeting and Banquet of the .1»-
«relation.
Tire Veteran Oddfellewrl association
held its annual meeting in New IIaVen
yesterday afternoon, A large number
On Saturday evening Nrmtayer’s com»
parry of artists will present "Check ~14;
or, ’l‘ubogganing," at Music Hall. Of
the performance in New York the Jour-
. Willlrrui E. Laylou.
3 The following obituary of William E.
ILsyton, of Newark, N. J.. father of
'JacobM. Layton of this citv, we lake
acres, at prices from 31,400 to 86 500.
That! farms aresitnaml m satiny localities. and
aremoetly well improved an! have on than nib-
stanuai and comfortable dwellings. ‘
They are derieable for summer residences. or
pennanent homes, and in consequence of the
NORWALK OPERA "008!
ONE NIGIIT oerzma '
Monday, February 27th,
E v . , , will 'metitofe tater. someof them wiiibe id for -
by rain. .__-- ,. . ' 1 , m“ ”WM.“ more pleasing fantastic :0, ”,6 members were present. The for- frixritlhe hegarll: Jouruplof the 21st. ’ it‘lgéhmlbficawllw' Pwm,am:’ Engagement ext “mm at the talented and
High tide to-rnorrow 8.30. low tide —-'I'ry Plateledscough Remedy. comedy than 'CIWCI‘ 443 09 WNW {My olllcers were rte-elected as. “I'm?!“ : brarilaiikrl‘fI thv' “:ytou'.‘ lInfliuy yemars 1". “4mm" ”“1 ‘mm’x NEW“- ‘5 WI '47 FLOIIENCE J BINBLEY
3.14, h J, Meeker or theborough, started night at this theatre. would bedifhcult Clue! Veteran.Tliumas C. Ilollis; Junior; ,E, d e . .m" ‘.l rnry i. w“,,mgms,nmm minimums. . ,
‘lun Il~il~t ii ‘16- sun sets 533 P m for Florida Yt'slerilliy to spend two or to conceive. Withail that Mr. Mestnycr veteran. Robert It. Wood: secretary, ,ation. an onset bew‘m‘“ be“ “’0‘” _" (Bab! Ill-d1”).
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. three weeks.
Daniel Prentice of Mt. Vernon was in
town turday. w... _ 7
Fred Lauder has returned from his
visit in Boston.
, Raymond Brothers or» unloading a
cargo of coal at their dock. ' ,
William Collins of Stamford. n rnernv
her of the Norwalk base bell club, was
in town yesterday.
—-If you want a chowder or an oyster
stew try Thee. Knapp‘s make. Camp-
bell's old stand. .
John Itmlenieyer and William Maples
attended the banquet in Bridgeport last
evening given by William If. Stevroson
to the members of the State I'll-till Annu-
‘ ----- Salt Pork, 10c lb., at Ilayes' rirurkel.
June Nth is the time appointed for
the dedication of the Putnam rnonuv
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Frederick Ilntsforil;
Feldnian.
Deaths as follows were reported: Ezra
Bully, bleriden;d. J. Marcy, Bridgeport:
Ilcnry (iotxlmam’iicorge Crabtree, Joseph
Uorham. New Haven. '
The board of directors for the ensuing
has done in laughable Louis
to mention the well
worn ‘Wc, Usdt Co.” it
that his new producti: u is the best that
this popular comedian has been seen in.
The finish and perfection to the play, if
it may be called such, has been given to
it outside of the city. which is a Wise year will consist of Elizur ll. Sperry.
'(Ylieck 44: or. ’llobogganing.’au ilIiimrge Butler, A. C. Hendrick, Morris
is termed, is full of local ideas and ab- gll. Mix. Benjamin Jcpson, Charles Smith,
‘ ltobert Sizer and II. I]. Bromiey.
‘aurdiiies, and, best of 4 II, Mr. Mestnyer
has surrounded liimsel with some of the sixty/sat down to the banquet, on”
which speeches Were made by tlrnnd
conceptions, not
known and well
must be conceded
trea~urer,
best comedians. It is indeed a carnival
Icitizcrrs and public inen, died at 7:30
,this morning at his residence, "is
IPeniuiylvania avenue. Death resulted
i from a complication of diseases, includ-
dropsy. Mr. Layton leaves a widow,
three daughters and a son. The son
Jacob M. Layton, is engaged in the
banking business at South Norwalk,
,Conn. Two of the daughters are
imarried—onetoWilliani ll. Nichols of
iSouth lirarrgo and the other to the llcv,
l'l‘heodoreA. Baldwin, a missionary at
,Uouslfintinoplc, who with his family is
For Sale.
)AST SORWALK. and Bmedict Farm.
1 Desirable residences. In excellent condition.
Prices reasonable. and terms easy.
En uire of TAYLOR a GOLDEN.
Real Estate and ac eats. 45 and 47 Wash.
-‘ ington lib. South orwaik. Ct.
Sn tedb a strengconipany’ of Itstropolitsri
poor y Artists including
Mr. James Horne,
Bostone best and headland young actor. and
Mr. Otis Turner.
The ' r lrl ‘ 'l . r .
"mm amid mwlzcne ” w”
"Illlillllllili ‘ Ill Bills."
The brightest and must pleasing Comedy Ileln»
Drama on the American stage .
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"as panhaml the exclusive right for Newark
and South Norwn'ik to use the, Iknfut lc'lrclrlt
I’rbrriler. and extracts teeth without iii". and free-
of any who charge WArti cial teeth a
I'llfl‘tnlly. other: and residence adjoining Methodist
Gill , chum, ' , , , . parsonage, Norwaik.i't. Open evenings. flit 6m UM" “I“ WWW WWI 0'
m ' w ————— ' , of fun in every respect. and one of the Master Keith. l’asl Grand Master Terry, Lilo“ 0" a "5" l0 ”"5 C“); _ V” ’* * " “ "-W'“ —' ‘ Mr-. W Frank.
Dr. C. I“. Boutwell celebrated Wasb- —Ask your grocer for IIulyer’s Cocoa, largest uucceflm in light comedy. 1; Judge L. p. liemining, Past liraml Pat-E Ill. Layton was born Ill Woodbridge Mllllllllllllllx and Hflallilllllfll ADMISSION: 55.35"»! 5006mm
ington's birthday by visiting friendsin for Breakfast and Supper. Vanilla and July 13, 1803. and therefore was almost '
Family Chocolates. Pure and Healthful.
Huyler'a Licorice Tablets for Coughs
and Colds. Immediate relief. Sold by
A nsonia. E
Miss Nellie Smith of Stamford, spent
was seen last night by a theatre full of
people. 1
" llcrolrie iii hugs." ‘
riarch Coo, I’ust Grand Chaplain Shears,
I’aet (Brand Muster Phelps, Robert Sizer,
liartwig Schwsgernian and Samuel Clee- *
Ian octogcnnriau. lie served an ap-
prenticeship as a trailer in this city. In
I830 be entered the employ of Rankin,
SeatsatPlaislsd'IDrugstore.
MUSIC HAIJL,
Do not buy a monument or Headstone from any
photograph. but go direct to the show room! of
. W. Balm. Water Street, Norwalk and select one
all complete and on will not be disappointedin its
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- ' ' ' ton. . ». or ' llki as f ’ld‘ .. t he
iieslfggywzlfih MISS Ruth Hustt’d In druggiate. On Monday evening lIlartley Cullipbell's ‘ ‘V m“ “I.“ “on : Dliryi-P & C”. :hmllectLL-ry what? in a n o ut in}, r 0 Tuesday, Feb. 28.
m r ' ~ 7- , , ' best effort. " The Ileriine in Rags." Will ‘ ." ‘ ' ”’ , Mr. Layton took considerable interest P. \‘r. BATES. W_..-.w- -,- ,
(.ico. Wilson has returned to New William Sheldon I’mlmi‘" “l "Wk" a be presented at the Opera House by a Th? followmg "0'” the hantucketnn local affairs. He was a republir:an.’fil3m . F
visit to the Midilletown Insane Asylum
next week. Mr. Sheldon was so well
treated during his confinement there, he
thinks he would like to see the old faces ‘
once again.
York from his visit with his parents in
East Norwalk. -
Frank O'Brien has secured the services
of Theo. Knapp as cook at l'ampbell’s
old restaurant. .. . 1
Flags were displayed in a very few irr-
stances yesterday in honor of Washing-
ton's birthday. __
The Consolidated road has purchased
a strip of land on the north side of their
present track from Westport to this city.
The Gazette give-h its readers a supple-
ment this week containing in full Sena-
tor I’latt's recent speech in Congress on ;
the tariff question. The speech is con-E
sidered one of the Senator’s best, and it y
is being given a very large circulation.
.-'.\iaddin," ”Inlays: at Music rumI
Mrs. Merritt of Baynlle. L. 1., is sick
with a severe case of sore throat, at the
'crst says of the pt'fIOIIIIllltiCl'l-—-"“'ll.ll a
dramatic Imrforuiaucw, being ftiii of
last night, was in most respects, of an the audience until “ppm“,
strong company. Thor Rochester Demo-
, to many friends of the ‘ gentleman re-
play like " lleroine inlllags." which wnsf fcrrcd ‘" "I ”"3 city:
given at the Opera “time last eveningfl, 1“ fl“? death "i ML Joseph Ii. Macy,
to criticize and todo justice to the many ‘ I" mm mm” our community mourns an
excellent actors and actresses, riorelty in "Viv-”ab“ I05"-
productnm, scenic arid Illt'l’lianltlzil ef— l ""“r;
decline and later, identified with its
is indeed a task. The play from begin: ‘ .
nut}: to end is a comlitlcle revolution in 1 promise of future grow I“ ““‘l ““9“”
itruce, our departed friend, and honored
i fellowvcitizen gave his first and best ef-
forts in the direction of our island's pros-
perily.
new and interesting irllcnr, startling situ-
ations. and demanding the interest of i
Florence
Inquirer and Mirror, Will‘bc interesting‘
For long years. span~‘
the public iiitercats of Nantucket“
fccls. beside the really! beautiful drama “'0‘” ”5 early business thrift, through I“ i
He Was alert: active, ever, in‘
any movement to increase lhctiriancial'
In 1&3] he was elected a member of the
Common Council. Two years later he
became president thereof and be retired
one year later. lie was chairman of
the coliiuiittee which received Koasuth
when/ that notable man visited Newark.
Mr. Layton was considered a leading
municipal reformer. He introduced the
accredited with inlrorlucmg tlrc sewer-
‘agc system. Soon after his election to
many improvements were needed
The world’renowncd
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,hrst pavrnients laid in )i-n'ark and is.
lThe Metropolitan’s Record For I887.
the board of :rldcrmen be perceived tllul.’ Gain in number of out‘rtaniling" I’oliccs «luring
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help Newark fulfill tlw‘ promise of be,»
EQUITABLELII‘E
INSURANCE 00.
of New York.
..... 333,000,000
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rfiymn a concert, agts.
J. K. Emmet
In the remodeled
FRITZ,
Our Cousin German
Aswtm.
Surplluu. .
‘3 7. 228.015
train in Assets during 1837. Shallfli'lb'l.
Gain in Premium Income during lr81',$l.t80.671.~ The m0“ remarkable sumac ever
recorded.
Eighteenth year in one part. and a universal favo-
amateurish character ’I‘lieecenicr-ffects Ilind'» . . . . . y . ' . . . . . . - . ’84. -
, , , r - . -l, the little start, has non for ll’l’ ., ,ronuug .r great umnufatturtng centre. . . . . .. . rite thronghonttheworld.
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”Sign“ of Mrs- Bldl'ldzei I" 1335' 30" howevexr, were hrstMnitr. all through. and l W” a place among the “fight...“ “gum ’61" null! if ”it ”Mint!!!” h; “as fun — , and 1,...“ h... “"1““... toward bringing : 51‘ ‘ ‘ “ ‘l ' ’55 A - M... 7m --_-__.. _,_
wa . Misses bro i) and ortiiner were strong' , _ ,llltfrl in t w inaugura run o rrieasurcs ,. , , . -, , _ » , min inliross Incnmcdtlr-Ifr: first. sr.2n;.321.39. :
. r I ' . I enou h to zilliout m' kc u r for the we-ik- ‘ ‘lr ii I . on's no ‘ calculazerl to perpetuate our Iccsl iustt. th -m “h ut. 1“ p‘“ 1 ”p“ ”I nttr "“fmi Sumherof Deathlatms id in 1887. :Zdilil. Seats at Hoyt’g,
——Lard m a and 10 pound pulls, .iUi, ii a I ' . . - . It W“ K- - E to improved servo-rigs. “"11 was chair- I Amountpatdtoi’oliry-ho ders during isilT, R- '
and $1. each, at Hayes' marker. ness of some of the rest of the Cirillpali}. ‘
f ‘ ——I"rcsh Pork and Sausage, 12.: lb., at
Jeweler Ferris’s newfoundlartd dog llnyes'rnarlrct.
. ' ell a ain. no one knows , ,
has disappear g In taking down the lIr'l'fICk iii the
‘L‘Illflllily .i‘l‘lllllg .‘ll’. ‘ Andi-rel.“ tlimlc u‘
lulitltI-i. “is is the record of u ' any life.
My prhnflul recollections of ..ir. Macy
Illirt'r' me In pity uiy heartfelt tribute to
his memory. Wearing ti.» insignia of
IL'V. Edward :‘llrIt‘l‘l-olll lei lllr' posses-l
snr of a handsome New l’nunillntrl clog. ’
call and left the ring ‘llfl the front stoop. Ir
matter in hand.
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Mr. Layton was elected a director of
the Library IIBSUCMUHD January 5, 155:},
manof the committee which had thatlmmrm'
Number of Politics in Force, LEIISMO.
New insurance written during mamas-isolate ll).
Capital and Surplus for rmurlty of Policy-holders
over and above the reserve minim! by law, it per
cent. l and all other liabilities, SlJbiJJ'ss Ii).
DIUSIC HALL,
One Night Only, Saturday, Feb. 25.
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where. He probably wants to be mlvor. borough “Mom“ “w electric light When I“, had llnltillt‘llj h” call and came , sup. ”up; “.‘m‘f but. holding If.“ he ilid, and became librarian [kuwr 1. IHG'J. . halflfi‘i‘é. $11342” :lrt cgrnnnan‘ismgugfmyoilii. pet engageln
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used in the Sentinel again. wire that connects Andrew Sellecks “on, . out of the house the din: ran up to him ll“ "W“ I “during credentials of .r tirc Iiisdevotrun to “w institution had an enrich! mix-Hui Amie. 313.608.183.51
with the circuit bail to be cut. which:
"Billy" Lockwood bought a new trotter
' made it very inconvenient for Mr. Sel-
in York state last week which he is ex-
lvss imlu~try, what an excellent example
and held up his paw rend commenced to .
' be has left to theyouug men of- .\an-
whiric. Mr. Anderson Imikcll at the paw
admirable i-fl’ect in its development.
The deceased librarian was retriark-
W. I. Mlllillill‘, Theresa Vanni
.IOSEI’II LEII’NIK. Aifflii.
— . . Aud'lircir£%p‘;ble(Corpeplany‘ of garters, (greet
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, ting to arrive in this city soon leck as he has just discarded if“ ”p and could ar't- r'ofltltigl the Illillil'f Willi it Illt‘krt.! I“ '5 "“l“ “If"? mm l”’*”:5%";‘:ilvlri for his physical and uwnlnl Vigor. American Investment 00», i r m l latest'New financing.) in ‘
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. . . ., » _ , , , , , int IIHI..l “d that llur do u a-t lilm . _ . who it Ili' f‘r'idlftt'll u bin the last II us of . -
Rumor says he paid $1,500 for it. lug “Mitzi“! l” d'lwn‘l "" k'f‘ml“ When I". “H", it my ”fish g '"i"‘-"l“‘l pirWr'r, but Wll'll. he is in character. tint y”, WW m ,1“. “mi”. [1,. “or: ”,3, “”‘mmmmm' "m" l CHECK 44;
amps. ' v I ' II llii' ilr"lli ’ll‘t‘ llir- l NI- 4 ”I III U ' ‘ ' ‘ ‘ y I —~_ :
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Unl' oncllu as far as the reiorter , the unwound... liL. Auburn lion ‘ . ”norm.- in r.»..;:in.l In iillwr pm )il'n mu” pr“. ~ , ,
could) sec, wags, visible in the bolrnugh TJggge Allah-NT, ”I ””lgrlmn on put :Hllllr"’itri'llfli'llll the pair mnl the 1"”4'" h” V“ “‘9‘” km“ ”l" ‘f'l’i‘nwlv iiplfllultiif his physical condition. iand'sl'ltl'IJ's. .ln‘éL ........... I $.12,% TOBOGGANING9
yesterday. and that was drnpcdmltside no ,8} m" w "I," ’thml’: "“flml' do}; m-pxnui sari-lid. but the no at lllnl’ll— hm” "“"I’r “W“ .m" 'f“"’- l‘”“l""""‘v lillit'll inconvenienced himself by .il- linlrllh'bcnlurrri percent. Rc'll-lt‘tcd Bentham by W. A. Mcstaycr, author We. UsJCo" Pullman
0' one of the windows in the "mmrn‘questrou of ndyrurnlng the hup- "mg ”I, mm”. rum, m M. , mun,” hnriuudonce i'nlfhideralitm .f the "n. terriptingtnconceal his 1” health {mm‘,r..,,,,,,,,,,,pim,.0gsanuJWan .55.“, I’siatel.‘ar.ctc.
building crior court on \Vasllington's hirlh— whim-«l lmulvr than tl'l'r'rJrfl»I Hilii‘h’ iiis>“""‘ll"l" "““l” "I “I" destitute, “H" theevw «l iii-e frilllllr IIH plluical nrtmyhhllhiit‘htf‘xgsl’i‘;;ii)tt"llilp3liiil0llfidsgllillLL [Thingmllnoan “shriek.
day. that he lirlil‘i"'lri.'r‘ Wilsliington's I’ll“ up I-vr mm to ,mk 2.: “In”. Mr. t‘lllllll'fll. traits of his character. AMI 0,,”sz “.1”, great. ”,, “built “2”,” Flrfl‘Vr‘Hum Formoar'ul 7 per rent. Mortgage SEE
Yesterday's polo games resulted as ful- i
lows: Afternoon game at llurtford~ ‘ born so long ago that he did not believe!
flartford.4;Merldeu.2. EVEIiInggBIDl’Sili" having :my celebration of his birth-
' In Waterbury—Waterbury, 'i; Hartford, 1 day inwmm, mm business.
memory in great Vrllr'l’fllitlft but he was
. v E'ioinc tlmn :r workuhon He was there. . . .. .
9. In hcw Haven-NW Haven 6'. . . . . . .. . , . . , . ' r3 - , rm. The tlnanctalcomlttton oflhe Co. has been No any smears rmctts. iron .
B ‘d ,. 'lf. 4 ‘ ' yr """""i-“‘ "““h‘” m "“1“" "I“- lfllIh‘iItlr'il tn the flesh “ItICIl in- lufiiel ‘ "" nmlliyrusil n “um!" r "f “9”“ m“ early and late, If'vtlilt’fllly there at . Ill cxamlucdwirtto by our State. Bank C, ' ‘
n g pu ' ' ‘ L'ist eveniugone of the boxrs at Music out. ‘ proofs “I "'9 "“"M'hmmm "l m" PM" the lumping, After l~'.'r\'lll',{ at night‘nm figcfi"'u’;§:‘iwmg°““i ”WM“ m "1'” 5”” Blilitar yEntertainment 1,;
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“'0!“ on ”la 5'0““ “d" ”I ”‘9 D“"- Hall was occupied by three uptown Mr. Anderson my: that In- ll't’l to cut “I“ "' ‘1} “h” l"“ “I‘l‘lml I“ I‘ll“ I'll his habit was to cross the road anal rl‘tlll This» [lands and Mortgages are ochrcd for sale 3 5,
bury tunnel “1 "It? borough “’35 9”"1‘ young men, who conducted themselves quite lll’l'p intothc fruit bill the ring did “I" ““‘I counsel. H" “'35 approachable, the library lilllltllfit; carefully tumu- that m w" and “"1"“ mm" by —a-r- iii
pleted yesterday, and the large derrick
in front of the Norwalk Hotel taken
down. and the hoisting engine will be
shipped at once to Waterbury.
in a most disgraceful manner. One of
them was so drunk and rough that he
annoyed everylmdy in the house: the
.olher did not know enough to sit riuwu
~Boys wanted ti sell the Eveningl till he was hissHI partially minhrs senses;
Sentinel in the borough. Apply after
school at Sloan’s news stand.
the other sat out hrszunly llclurt‘ the au-'
dierice and seemed to highly onjoy the
conduct of his companions. BetWeen.
every act they went out and came back
dmnker, Finally the audience gem-ral-
ly became indigriant,atnl at one time the
hissing was of the most pronounced
The Farmer says that Daubury and
Norwalk are both petitioners before Cull
grem for appropriations for government
buildings. The former town wants a
‘ Afllll'l'rl u lirl‘li marl»hclen-r-xmrimatinii
stance in it and took Illa limit- nut
‘ Irdlullltll of joy it Was possible for him
, to make.
, A Prisoner Escapes III'OIII Other-r llcrlrlerr
In rc, zi’ul now, I Ifht‘ to r. llu'HLIll’r him
its i1 limit of "plain, homely, Hiiilil virtues.
which are I'Sfli‘lllilil elements rrr public
llSr-Iulflt‘itl, and permanent rrtirrwti." I
of tl.i- tint‘ and (lir'l'w‘i’r’l'tl‘ a llilf-l n‘lilr
. tit
around itt’... If» IUIIIIlrI lmlfnf :r newlin:
and manly. 0f the late Dr. Mullrenburg
:1 poor Woman exclaimed, in bar grief:
"liverylmily's friend is dead!"
When the still announcement of Mr.
Mac} 1,, death was made, many among
the “claws and flitherloss in our c lIIl~
, tuunily felt that tho-y had lost their best
Ifi-‘flll.
his was this bentltudc: “Iiir-sscd is he
llm! r'-.lisldcmtlr the poor." Ills run an
m‘tl'ir' i‘tiristmnéty tltnl blmsumerf in
irin-I-trltlntious deeds. Tears in many It
not flinch or make a serum! \VI‘illN In» was
taking the Ilt’l'lllf‘ unit. .>\~‘ so. It
WIIS taken out the ring lllilllr' r-vr ry mum—
in; ii
and In Shot at} Five Times.
Lust night about tih'r-li'c o'clock . tlicrr
Hedda-n arrested a yoluug mun u. in) w...
sleeping Ill illit' irt lllr‘l t'llfri it? IIlt' ripping.
\Vlillc ()fl Illb' way In Illll‘ lockup With him
the telliiiv struck Ileddevi :t alltliing
In the pathway of Illn‘ daily life‘
ally o-j r'. u drunken or refractory pcr~un
frE-tri tln- library.
Il--trr:-t-~I the lmrrty invm- likv :i
it was not i u lire. After this he walked
Ii‘lflh' feeling assured his literary treas-
ures Wore safe front fire at least.
lie wars court: nus Ill mariners,
kind
, yarn. and donor exceed hiberct, or the value or
'E the property mort
:rml considerati- tn Ilr'ii assistants, and
. always ready t.» ch-tctw his merriory to
serve any and every one who sought in-
. formatii u about the books under his
care.
Y. W. ('. T. I'. the 28th.
The Ibistcu Traveller says of Miss Ida
, old use.
use hit Lili‘l'illal.
Ihimls in denmninatione of from $300 to $10.01).
The real tobozgan slide; The entire mpany
These Bonds and Mortgages usually run for 5 ‘
tobowaning; The farm Cilodoche.
”drills; The amnesty J'xl‘elsocfw
a car 10-1 or meat may. '
MIL .
The prznclpal and interest of these bonds zuaran- "You'll laugh as you new: “I'M before .,
teed by the i'o and are payable in the City of New
TAYLOR it: HOLDEN.
Real Estate and Insurance Agents, 45 and 4': Wash-
ngmn St, South Norwalk, Conn. “if
The Armory,
Friday Evening, Feb. 24, [888.
. Battalion Ih'ill by Companies C. I". t D. divided
into six companies commanded by Colonel Wuhan.
Exhibition Guard flaunt by Company C. of Stan:-
ford, commanded by Adjutant \‘anKeurur.
To conclude with Battalion Dress farade.
333ml concert between the drills by Heine's
To-Morrow May be Too Late.
Take an Endowment Policy that you may need in
If on live or if you die. it Will be a help
i.) your fami y flu cents a day will give a young
man an endowment of Show. to be paid to him at
so y ears of sec or to his family at death. 5 cents a
day will give you a life policy for stun.
Insure in the
Colonel Watson commanding 4th Beg’t and stud
will be present.
Admin-ion, 98 Otu.
Emitting each ticket holder to a chance for a prize;
. . . . .. .,, . , , i‘. t‘iintiiin, who will speak in the llzip- sbronzeclocltJ lhmdleil revolver. |
850,000 appropriation but we are not character. The leader of thepurty was blow m mu ram. and “finch,“ “m“. Neililmhi l'""‘"l’3‘ hi9” “""“l "”‘ [N Numb (m we 23,}, “my”. the 3“,. CONNECTICUT GENERAL Piuhermdwoili’t:
aware that Norwalkis seeking any pub- William Lockwood of the borough. from mm and m“ “mm ”W award-“'1‘” .yr 113-. through m,- unheralded . . ‘ ,
The names of the others we have “it
be building. -
7 _ learned, but are often with him. 'I‘ll.»
Capt. Bearse was taken with a bemcr’
llmidru started Ill pursuit
aged in Int hiuia i
good will. Veriiy. a good man has been
run! . .
taken from our midst; a quilt and peace-
unin-
lmv with his club
pier-s of the Young Women's Christian
Temperance Futon ‘ Miss Cliotliier. with
Life insurance 00.,
LYCEIIM THEATRE,
_ ’ .‘.~ _ , . _ . f , , I; ,> , .. "her logical arrangement of thought and UP HARTFORD.
rhage yesterday afternoon while at his "Mk "I“: alight! to hm.“ m; u 1' 311m?” ”W “'“Y “‘FY‘W “ll""li 4'“ "l‘ ' fii’i‘ ,:fllfl:;;‘:h:.“;.‘:,1,337,333:3digital,” ' apt illustration, clear, full voice and dis-1 ss, lllloimumt-zt’. Am,“ NE “ Y Oll‘li' J
WOI’k- AB 1'0 W88 going home “I 9‘1 from the a an put m t P W up. ; him. but only bmugm 3" ”"pmu‘ "J "'u‘ int f'tthrr .i brother and 'nlui‘,” .t ‘Hrt'l articulation and an earnest belie-f 5| IL-‘iottlh Namath. ”dill-mmmhm '
. . : ‘ ' 'z ' x z r" '
o'clock be had another spell and had to
be helped to his residence by friends.
Dr. Bohanuarr was summoned and today
Mr. Hearse is much improved.
wood has occupied a box in Music Hall 3
to the disgrace of himself and the dis.
., l0 b9 “'1‘“de occupy anothcr. “ he bank and find five times in l’JIiliI sue-cos: "mm” shall M comforted. and the I ._ .
O The trial of the slander car-e yesterday 1 does the audience ought to let him have 13M, M pun, lint tin-.f. ”in' key): .... mu] llilufllllt’w rim" be sustained. “Whom Ilat 'l‘rlmmcn “famed,
the Lord iorith, Ile christeui-tlr. tlf
in the Police rooms,borough, lasted until ; the hall to himself. In the condition he i (lodged “m, 1.; \\v,,,.,,x»,, Mm, m, WM“.
eight o'clock when the case was given ; was in last night he nor his companions ‘ "title" 5",." HM my “w, u". back Mm.
This is not the first time that Mr. Lock- ;
gustol the audience, and he never might ‘
lntion from his ixpsinnd heron fn~ler.
Irllileir llll‘li tulrl III‘HI l> stop or he
would shoot, but he Ilul not. and Iii-older)
opt-fwd lire jUst tin it» was going l~y the
lwreaved: but out of the shadow" on the
hearth shall come the sweet angel of re-
conciliation totiod's Will; the widowed
this good man gone, lit us all say with
. in
I meals», is doing irinsl r
, work.
IIr'i'II'C platform
l,‘ Xt'Elllf-ISl‘itI) hat trimmers wanted
a imitu-tllutciy at the Bentwood Ilal Works.
Avril;
thu triumph of the cause she nd-'
Eo—quIu-o
DANIEL FROBMAX - —
auras 8.15.
Ian-go
Sum" Martins z.
The Rogu’ hr Dramatic Season.
The Wife,”
, mt . ’ A New-Play REM and no.
to the jury which was out about twenty i were lit to be in decent company. . and "up”, through "h, ~4'Illml h ”N St. Matthew: "W ell done, good and , I may Includes:
. . . , . - , - ' - - , , , I a Card. , 11mm may closets cavvau
minutes. npd returned with averdict for , Mom,“ by Tum”. , yard. ‘ faithful strv'ant, rnti r their into the J y , ‘lli: “Mum“ r'. If. NASII & mm. “in JW/ 'l‘ ‘ .17 _ HENRY m . GRACE m .
the plaintiff, George L- Ruby. OI 31.00,’ While 1-; P, 3mm; w“ going [0 higi I,“ option at '1'“. y ‘l ‘ ‘ "I [by L "d' , , 1 be continued a.- below in all departments 1? gufirfi‘W‘ mam“.
' l ‘ ' . . haah- bli-f lb“ rot patron-r nt~ .. y ' ‘ .
and costs lobefi with! the defendant l hpmeon the _ Ely, Neck road about it), Tm. Mom“: Y ill 1' .\ Wm “H“ u. m in... on u... llonlalonic. ”my ridiliiiwlly‘iiediifmmlnn’;hm.~m".'fn‘.i m, "as 'l'lir‘ cling.ng implanté wnrgnfr.
Company D of this city, again E1“,,Mip'clocl:last night. and'whcirl '1?" I way i rate arteries M Sam“ 'ng‘ninw “i“: a " ET; "0:23:13? :15? 118;; “3:30;: “of ; ...rv..rn.«...m.. m the runner. n MS“ a mm, i BBSI Facilities Cw“. FAVERBIIAI. mas W030“.
' - omc W lllt‘llll ranr loll) l‘ Ill 0., , _ , ‘ t‘ ’ 0 9 ~ ‘ . u, . r . ‘
at the head of the Fourth regiment in fences on bolhpsidts "I llllf.l'th':d “mreceptron mu“, mum", am. “mm" 0, So.nnrwult.ith.zii.ls‘s. ”"th raters—Minamee—soc..rrrs.ar.ee.oi.ae
, _ . ‘ Ernents of theConsolidated railroad bridge
Mr. $mith asked "mm-”he town on Wednesday evening, eb.:
stopped him. , .
what they wanted and they told |.imi29‘h- l“""“""““ l""""‘“"‘“"." IM'" '9‘"
sued to each company, and the young
money. at the same time pro Iucing two : ‘
revolvers which tin-v pointed at him. . ".‘e" Prol’f’" I" 3”” “W" film" flu-beat
Mr. Smith thought for a moment of f, "m" “NM" A plounimnre will be ur-
figure of merit for drill. For the entire
drill season beginning lsit November
this company has led all the other com-
panies with Co. C of Stamford a close
second. Co. Dmen may well be proud
hominid. l
\‘flilllfi to let on l'ppcr Main fifty?“ for a term of l
l years. Auolrl establimed liquor stnml.
across the river presents today an arctic
scene of great beauty, and blocks of ice ,
being piled in places to a height or more room minim Ilox sir. sums Norwalk potlt .iitr-v ;
their twenty feet. Numbers of visitors -. ..
are on and near the ice, and passengers
FOR
.IOIi Printing!
of their record. _ .0“...
One of John If. Ferris’a employees
greased one of his coal wagons yester-
dayas he had plenty of time and the
wagon stood idle in the yard. This
morning when he went to put his team
before it he found the rear wheels on in
front. He says some one did it fora
joke on him. but his fellow workmen say
he didil himself.
Purchase of the railroad between Ver-
non and Rockvllle. four and one-half
miles in length. is proposed by the New
York and New England road. which
heretofore has operated it under a lease
at 04,000 a year. Theprice offered is
fifty per cent. on common stock and
par on preferred. payment to be in five
per cent. bonds running thirty yearn-—
W’ n A. M-.. m...
A good joke was got off on IAeutenanl
Stevens of Company 1'“ this week. A
gentleman talking to him said that he
“would not like tobelong toCornpariy
Paul month «they would have a good
deal of work to do.” LisaMnant asked
him why, "and he said that It would he
larch alltlie mouth.” stereos grace»
fully acknowledged theeorn and called
(or cigarettes for the house.
some way of escape. and their asked the
then if they would let hiru put the
bundles he had in his arms on the side
of the road so that he could get at his
money. The men complied with his
wishce,nnd Smith, noticing that they
were not watching him closely. gave a
loud yell for help and jumping user the
fence ran over the lots to his home.
Thiaishlr. Smith’s first experience of
says helhinke he would recognize the
tramps. for they were such, it he met
them again. .. ‘ _ _
llr. Mark's Store-file” Itxhlbltlon Lav-t
night.
The illustrated Btereoplicon lecture by
Dr. Clark at the Norwalk Methodist
Church was largely attended last night.
The view of Venice made one almost
think he was in that city. The view of
the grand canal and the Ill-Ito bridge by
moonlight, with the bridge of sighs in
the distance was simply grand.
‘ lien-okay”, llearl no.
Ask your grocer and marketman for
allernee' goods. All their pro-
ducts are first clue and free from adul-
tor-lion.
Bacon. Lard. Bpererih rind llausage are
manufactured in New Haven, Ct.
the kind. and although badly frightened :
Harris. Shoulders Breakfast
)
ranged for the evening to be followed
by refreshments served by the reception
committee. The [ll'OKfltlllll’lt‘ and other
particulars will be it bounced later.
on the railroad all are eager to see the
unusual sight. The river below the
bridge and strove the flow is practigally
'clear of ice, and the flow wrll soon be
moved if the present mild weather con-
tinues.
I'nlon N eellrrgii. ’
At the rinion seriice in the Uotigrcga-E,
tional Church last evening a large con-g
gregation was pro at. The nieeting‘
was led by Rev. ll . A. Delano anrl was'
one of the best ye held in the series.
To-nightnmeeting will be held at the
Methodist Church and will be led by
W. C. T. If.
At the weekly meeting of the South
Norwalk W. C. T. 11., it was unanimous-
ly voted to change the time and tlfly of
meeting from Wednesday to Friday. at
one. Therefore the ladies of the W. C.
Rev. James H. H A constitution T. U. are truncated to meet at the tem-
will he adopted at lhecloseof theservies; peranco morn promptly at 2.31) o'clock
for the government of the union move- 1 on Friday of each week.
““‘M- )1. J. Banana. I’mt.
Will pan nls send their children to the
Already the subs riptions for the mum; Loyal LegionETemperancc meeting l‘ri‘
d ed d lift a 1 my, about “,0 mm, , day. at 3.30 o'clock.
r an y o' are, and anurnber of W ’ W“ ”‘ " ' ,
the most liberal sol rlbers are yet to be haggling: ml.;;:;um mi,
‘mm! from. A" " ccxpeuses 0' ‘hl'b‘ill ! dents of Connecticut as follows: Origi-
aro considerably more than provid-é | . , ' . Levi
ed, and everything now contributed will 1 Q; ' 9:3?2: titligflorltg‘.‘llrrrwlth.
“0 dim’lly '0 the library. ‘ ‘ , ' v . .
The (latideri p p. . Inm- , Miller
Club feel much on :oiirngerl, as the proof nfiéidfiflehgménci “Kw. glimmer:
pools are that lie} will benlileto turn' \Vawyhury; Walter W. .Iferrytleld,
in fully as hug» an amount as last sen- Hartford: Reiune, John muefihermlti;
'9“. .-. __ . Hannah. widow of John E. Roberts.
~Boys wantedt sell the Sentinel. li’islntleld.
Cornelius "
EPA o '1' 01:11?
To letor for sale, corner Day and Raymond stmts.
CHOICE BUILDING Lll'l'S
0N WOIIDWARD AVE. FOR SALE.
INQUIRE 0’
E. A. Woodvvnrrfln.
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litn
For sale.
COMMODIOUS residence on Rimwood ave.
A emitslrrl all the modem improvements with
a can and stableth lees. for
sale. also“: I mill-rations: onI Ilavltan "ratifies:
tat ‘ii i um i: res com a
m " “Turn a cow .
fleet Estate and heinous items. 45 and 47 Wash-
inglnlr bl.
”'"imriiiitiiciiiriiii /
l two family MM: with all morkrn Improve»
lei.
minnow: and lot in line location in East Norwaik
iii-Io twenty one building lots to be sold on my
term.
stock term. are acres. in this state of cultivation
with all the stock, grai etc. I'rlce 37ml).
'I‘vroimm lorrml. sir-ion ren immediate
ly. mu J. ti. RANDALL. an Rurwnlk.‘
.... .. ”w .. , “
Cheap flames.
$1,800 'i‘l~ii‘l.l.:’;,;gm on no...“
$1,000'm3h? m “d M in “y.
first not rid. 133mg” 93135" ' It
l" A W E I ll
insin- at. 80th orwalk. lit.
" nearest-in. ' A .
NEW STYLES
“OP—~—
or‘ ALI. KINDS.
...._._._,...,__.____.
WOR K PROMPTLY
EXECUTED
AT
REASONABLE PRICES.
w» ~ - coo
WE HAVE FOUR POWER PRESSES
or“ run
MOST APPROVED PATTERN!
AND
TlieLatestS Eylesoi'l‘ypg
- .¢.. . .M.
filling Stationary!
PRINTED Oil ENGRAVED l
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