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”EUMBER 81. IEQTWR'fi: lrfilhmme wgllLTlI §()llWALK, CONN" ll(.lNDAY,.IlIARCE 12,. 1888. {r ' ~ PRICE TWO CENTS. .
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THE LOCAL BRIEFS. ‘
High this to mEiSfiioinow tidelifld
Bun rises 6.01mi: Isis 5.57 p. in.
Men were at work yesterday repairing
the boiler in Crofut a Kristin's
llcnry Lamb .0! the honorable wry
sick with a murmur attack. “
~71)" Piauu>¢i7;Wii;n lla'loyl.
John Morris of New York, spt'tit Sun»
day with Gus Film in East Norwallr. ‘
'l'o'uiorrow egiifi's shop butldllld
will beheld at Smith’s hut factory in
Saugatuck. -M-
A resident of Sprint; sirert. discovered
about forty sparrowr in his chicken coop
this morning.
Passengers in the Danbury troio this
morning ivliiled away the "It!” by play.
ing penny ante.“ . ’
~Tbs Famous Gilt-Elgoi’ Chowder at
Campbell's old stand.
Truman of .irléfifiiiibbus and Mrs.
Terrell for adultery was adjourned until
Saturday the. 24th.
Two dead roosters “ll-8b! the Putnam
Hose house this morning testified to the
severity of the storm.
William Twins ha:acceptod a position
in Smith Bros. rhoe making and r pair.
ing department. ‘
Presiding Elder Cheney occupied the
pulpit of the First M. E. Church yester-
day morning rind preached an interesting
sermon.
-Frosh Pork and homage, 12c lb., at
Hayes’ market. ‘ _
An extra policeman was put on Ratl-
road place Saturday night on account of
the large number of intoxicated people
on the street.
William Blackmun has moved to
Darren and Mrs. Anderson has; moved
into the house formerly occupiml by him
on Benedict Farm.
Saturday nlglit- thr- puller- had a rich
linrvvet or drunks.
An heir was born to Mr. and Mrs.
George Dennis Saturday night.
and fl. each. at llsyes‘ market.
Frsnlt Conly has bought out that slute‘
on the bridge l'orrrterly twin-«l in; le
Salient.
~Buyn Wanted to nell‘ilw 5:7I'fl‘lllllfl
Sentinel in the lmrougo. dimly aim
school at Sloan's news stood.
llaytlovver Hook and Lsddrr Company
hold that Legular monthly meeting to»
night. '
Judge ll. ll. lmlrwoori counsel, for
Jacob. Schsrle the murderer. file-d notiorr
of an appeal for a new trial. 1
Thu (:llllllftlfl'it Mlflfiltmltly “pointy ml
the Congregational Church Will meet in
the chapel Wednesday afternoon»: 4
-Lsrd in s lino“ to pound may... m
helium!
maumw
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’ if Ill Sllllll!
llllll iii ll llllll
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,
o'clock.
liter. W. Ross pastor of the East Sean'- i
no preached two mulrmtive and enter- ',
talning sermons on the Jay at rhrrj
Christian life. yrstertlay both morning;
and evening.
Numbers of the (38.5.5: Temperance;
Association held an interesting medium
“Old Vere" signed tho pledge.
evening 0! this week.
The Christian Endeavor Society ml'
Norwalk rind South Norwnllt, will meet;
church, Norwallt, on Tuesday evminml
at 8 o'clock. to form a local uni-m. .irii
enj’ryable time is Rflwurt’il} ~
IIN'I'ER'IA INJlll‘D’lli. i
" Sumn- tr'flrism " Irv-night. .
This evening or the Open House Child. 3
present the interesting romantic llmrm,’
”Shamun O'Brien." An exchange Boys: l
“The part of Shamua O'Brien» is slimlmtwi
ted by Mr, Vernvr and several chit-mote”
The Y. 1'. S. C. ‘E. Societies of the,
are assumed in rcprmn'ati‘rmw that give;
_ ' ‘ a a v u
hill-“all not Piliit l.
. vow ~
The old: inhabitant t+ who “like to trll
of th'w "old
which W Ward to have ins-slain tit-day,
With the old of tramway end the i‘ivrlirat
ll’tvflfflflll’lt tioo law in flflolvlit‘lrrftllrrl any;
at Fitch's Home Friday evening. You. filling: “36‘ “W WW 4‘5"“? WW" ”*7"in were rrportrd in the Sentinel fivedays
Thsyf “Mic night and instill raging, The: wow. before. it says one of them was “in a
Will hold “0"!" meeting 0.” Wider; it it lay level would rmdoulelv in» {torn 1' little building on Water street owned by
I eligible-rim inch». to two feet! dim!» .ls sl Vb"? Ilinrsrari." The h'l'ldmfi '3 “hull“
I in in is piled up in bugrnlrlfto'. and trawl;
in): ma. Cy «non... m mt not ismdll
at the clmppl of the Congrvxrizhmal MW "W'Wmh‘l' 0"” ”M” going ""4“ new stilt:- Manhunt: Works tin-y new»:
primal thin fiMEll‘ifil a-Mnut Mich wk and
lit-y»- bloom in? lsl‘nu'gflmrrifwl Tom
limit.» are blocked at W" hair» out. Two
:‘lu.r.ymulti:w<vs wow will wt “7'!” Port,
client‘s film morning will. .2 on: we: plow._
'l'hvy prwc‘:‘rciliwrll but. i- =42...“ «licence, be»
low they it” will to» track. ”’l’tw d to
one limunnintl 1..., and whom rtmvl an {air or
”willing. whore is up»: ,«r’mllwh Amati”
limimmtiw wan trlvgmy‘hwl {of and
comm»- lln lll‘rolfi Wilaf-‘vinflfm fit '55 :ai'll'
town will moot in the Norwalk Connie-levidencr» of a noteworthy Versax'.ivi<ry..i “M" both. "“‘ “'"""’“""”" "’l i” W1 ”’7“ ‘
gational chapel on Tuesday evening to;
form a local union. 3
The Young Peoples Missionary Suflrly g
will rim-t in the Chapel of the Connie-g
gallonal Church in this city Wr-dnmloy ;
flltel'rtnmi. at ll o'clock, :
—Slia<’l at R'érrison’s market th Work.
v
An adjourned meeting of the C» vnivrwm 2'
Council Will he held on Wednmiay . w-
ning for the purpose of d-Iliflt!“ on o I
date for holding a city naming. L,
I'll-City (limit Wilcox Wis ri-t tl rho.»
thorn tlwy werr- heading dun mrt.
Theo. Knapp disci,-verrtl a wrmlcocki
in a snowbank on Union stm-t this:
morning. He charged it as far anilic‘
school yard and then lost track of it.
Yuri Phou Lee will give an illustrated;
lecture on ”Life and Scenes in the Blid- {
dle Kingdom" at the Congregational
church, Monday evening, March, l9'h.
—-Salt Pork, 10c "2.3! llaym' market.
Notwithstanding the seven- rtorrri last
night a largo ' audience attended the,
Norwalk Methodist church to hear the
last sermon of the coursev on the. Prodigal
Son.
Tho White Mountain exprese train arr
raugrments have just been made. The
trains will leave either end of the route
at 9:15 a. m.. arriving at 7:50 p. in.. and
will hr run from Juno25until Octobr-rtl
The attendance at the temperance
room on Elizabeth street yesterday was
small owing to the storm. Mu. Delano
led the meeting. which consisted of re-
sponsivs readings from the Bible.
Atlghttookplace Saturday night in
front of Dunn’s stable in the borough
between two strangers. Both was ur-
rested and placed in the lockup. They
are downori the warrants as John Doe
and Richard Roe.
The Evening Sentinel“ Saturday can:
tsinsd the announcement of the great
fight in francs betwrsn' Sullivan and;
Mitchell. 1'” 3'9””; WW” ”id that It is one of tho greatest Work» our city
firefight 'M been mm?“ “m“ Mm;- E miasioo is doing. 4' 5' 0m lulu-w dio-
day. As usual, the Sentinel wucorrcct.
l’hornss 1!ch of thin city wentto
the borough Saturday night and filled
up with borough whiskey, and hadto
be taken to the lockup in a wagon.
This morning he was brought berm:
Judge Bollrck and was fined SI and units
in all 08.”. w... '
A party of young men threw ncolorrd
chap in a snow drift this morning near
thsuptowu depot. Astbsoolorsd chap
failed to cirrus up min they was forced
to jump in and dig hlmout. They found
his nearly smothered to death and a
trifle Wt. __
A Sentinel reporter walked uptown
tblsraorniug. On his way uplisstnpv
pad in Fitch's slurs toslukstbssnow
til. Ousut Ma drivers wsals there.
new its woulb his to ”Whack-
riilisg today but its keptyrettyeluu to
the stove while he soil! it.
’rnission fmr in small but ilw light ml:
perially in tho duct with “UN Ammo.
in n phoning muhrettu. iv: the lr'l'lt‘ of.
."Kate O'Cinmir." Tiiulrarnwu line-ll"
with patriotic sentiments. which rim .3. -
livrrerl with 'l'll'll dramatic xiirroiilnlilixi
that [lira ltmiw (‘tiniir-t fall 1.. l'v=dp4ir-4'"
Tin- Japanese Vilma»;
le Jzipirww Vill'lq” rm ler lint limit
moment of (i. ll. fllil="r‘il upum at “two:
"1“, mi ‘iV'~'lr--.--l;ly H Xi I‘l'l'. and will,
rhiill’rllv’ru iiruw wr'.’ iiltvmn .g In our
w'n r titkt' il'l interwar. in r-i‘i'iltd he J'sp w. "W 3"" '
iug ills lml tin“ ll “'mlh'llltgltifr t‘ll‘"t I this ‘ 5.4,. wmgmm "ragapfl iii in mi," .prnrmg matron! .; '.
, morning. The last 1the reporter saw of:
the various art vie-I, portr-rr. will: .x-t‘rry.
.
ipuiiititlz mt ratio. criminl Work. Mil w Wm, it. l’» i2“,- , 1;; .-
variety nf utiwr frail: u,
The Japanese h thy wrll his... hr :i with:
attraction, being the only mm H! :‘Hlll‘l'l‘
ca, it will hr' in llw utility-NWT} titty.
Decompettiwrl liy H14. rm Cher ltll‘i hrnf‘ri. H
and cistvrs.
The clever Ltlt'lrl‘», who WWI-urn? arr-on
almost every lemon irmt‘rmnrnt’, wlll ,
also do much to mouse the a I'llt'fll’t'l‘l by [
their vocal and musical entertainments.- ‘
The Swim wax flower molten mnnm- ‘,
factnre their clever countc-rl- it’2 “5 ’
ture in right of the undo-mm.»
I‘ll" ;
Tin“ iltllh é
this village and other iiti‘rlu'tiom
will list great. The Pouch and Jolly
show will he givw a' intr-rv..l-i rlowizh
theday. -»
House to "was Visitation.
At the Congregational Church loot
evening the pastor preached no “Hysramt-
attc Visitation" by representatim-n ml the
churches. He said that one of the rpn-sr
convention of Christian Worltvrs lllf
”What can the Ullll'lfhi'fi do in win Flier
Mm?” The ohurchrs tlwnwlvwn one
considering” all tho thin». in so Mr (H
they are awake to the" opportwmtlw
and duties. and the perils of neglect.
le partial answer to the question: llI‘
along the lion of that plans proposvdl llnr‘
human to house vimtatton. For swimsplh :1
Dr. . thallfllr’f. of New Yorlt, myn roll the
N. Y. City Dilutions: "We send; my.
sionaries into tho- hum-9t! of the now
church were as far its pom/bl». * “
wonderful work in the honw or the porn
1?-
Plbr. Schattfller, of (Ilevtelwndi, will
"Study the livid; thoroughly «=va is.
" 4' Employ Bible renders." than; N,
Clark, director of ”The! Pacific Harm
Huston” iu Climomoyr: "lime tho
proplo visit them (the masses) to their
homes and tube on interest in: their social!
life.” ., .. ‘ fl .
Meatlo- af w New (morn-M
Yesterday was it lily day tor the [Ma
lrn Maillot Church. The osmium
was the dedication of “it’ll! m" edition
out! all the W wm hourly attend
rd. At 2 p. at. Rev. 1-”. Brutality
preacher! and marbling Elites tllismy
attendance trout this and surrounding
plates was quits lavas.
” ' ’ fl
Thesatliorot mum posits doors
wise thing May by harping away from
town. A person alluding rotiist W
fut (fusion would not have received
vsry putts
bmhsmumm
‘gr .fill‘II"
.iifl: ~l iii. riu
tions which is rlisciinsed in altar-mt. worry .
ofllcistrd at tile mntuz service. 1th
treatment at the hundredth!
mwhwsitedamstsll “yin
1 "is. flinging was lrilrdly ripplliwlmt, 9»... 11h.» merging. :in'..ll tl‘.~ [H 4" w! 6‘.» '5 owns; .~
loft r and
slimy (”filly W.) . (afar-lulu}... v .
.Lewis. "h" P"“’”'""”‘" WW“ "“7"" "ml? Mum tiw mm; Hymn: ”martin tow s.
. «n if
TLw from:zeniifiéwll'.« it») 1a. it, .v, l: w (a w
l ‘ at”
own it
it
9; Q. .,,.
it m‘r :4-
rpnilstl (Pin-owl?” .1 ‘
{will}: 3-‘ fill!" Mil i‘ .t‘l‘l' l! 1‘; r " ~ l-r
It.”-
l") r": .- will I" W"? or.
:rt’m: - l l1
l’iv‘rw‘ it < ' . .
row i . 5 :I::.-
imp.- l‘a'; it: :4 My" C. a.
W'rwrwmi l‘ifsrzu‘zlfi {1
pl" mi 1‘ l H‘ _
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,. ar'l 1‘ 1". r ,f ‘f ,. ‘
Milli <5 mm
iii-w .- - 9......- «your».
1
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hips lint-m.
c. ins-ninth ., ll
{.1 ‘a ".37.: ll
.1 ’l~ ‘ "w ~19.
llr"\t i r‘ 5‘" N .77.-
p‘tg'wm 't'v .l7 .y , too it :‘llI on"? :
. :‘wt‘nwn. natural-mint»
'IIRQ‘ Voludfl.
ll; would hw hair-t tn tires: or... goat
nulziil‘wn nil pmyvllv murmur“. m o. '
Ml’t‘nilii‘t‘ll Ulla! il‘rt’ll’i‘c'in" llil'iisll 29 if.» git-l “1;"
Midi-no» who div our! left or tilt cal «'1
lit in Elijhl‘x'Ii-H Mil” jam: hr It Jaw-24h
Suit» ulo' dink :‘mf. «"m-r'rrrmi" 'v willie}
pit-riwvllimtmll rem-mu}. r
to m'r'
AIM
" on . a". ".‘r' 4-w-
mtrl‘llilillr’li witch: Hi» 13...». Mr. .«3 H, ,,....- M...”
rl‘a llw- rm word»: i.» saw fir-«r. ;: .i we.
v monitor-tint. 7.. m... r. a. yr.
by law llrl'ilordl but: it» f-tl‘rw .lv r... - m.
in: “Mildly Slime“ fiv'Mn-vll-ml‘nrh' man. u
ruminant althourlpwz’w .. hut-mum. who
in provident that t‘w .mv mm: raw-em»
:3 a.”
lunch wows.“ Ihsrlmvpnsr’ I“ H.
W, K. m I tho/o M’s“ “rowing.
Sic-tiers W. ill. ”all (X ('3- u. r" opium.”
.llbiir Wevllillllmuilmy‘nzt’mlé alum“: l?’ Ml ”)W‘ifix‘ 1" tit» t‘ll'ntnuny, and 5-3" lilo-ll 'W'l’mwd
minimums” moor tilt); a: roll».- misr- ., .--s’ 31
that wwwmwlma—t w! WWI-"ling mi ant: .,
’lllivilt tor-ll who cattle" that”! will inf
sealant”; would». and! thou too-wk new as
fresh Mir. nil—mum, ”rosy mil: arrival
attentions tr this: «our: Nfl-litM/fish, or
hmlirlltst nil-tow, poww will». town: mus
“Milli!“ mics and limit dim stem.» 3:...
It? on“ M’ With llllv‘lii‘ opti‘uw‘nm MW‘ ‘0’"!
but rm'iwllwwll tllvy' will «i.- sultry
pihm of Mali IMMm‘w Mid llstw lo v-
01 powwow .sti ”bulbous. mew.
A lam ”Ina-est.
Yesterday two Mani torn-l .s twan- at
fililltw themwyh M and aim driving
flthW1mechfl loll tr cutout
otssrslhnwritpuswl to tow mm. Mr.
“tawny hazard M at end sonar.“ to the
pines mow our MW wet in. our
audits; .
A H; M‘ lbw mu
Aw madly Mums-tome»
on ma wmr Wumlthrmm
ysstsrdry. [W Straw, 1m
Militias! were mounted AIM ml» inure
finsdhyJMgn-Ksmmy.
A mmd meamm
must-i mm by Mayor flat»
brill.
w- ,
motlsrrrotlsunrmwtmap, sitar»
:lswg
which.
V'l'lltllll'llSlllllSlll'll
{unlit-owes” some OL‘K‘lll‘h
twin Jollw mom wt warm. it..“’mv W” "M M“ 'W'*”'"""'
mmm Mountbatten}
“y W by Chi-rt Vela-w. wuajldwsmtbsusuprrwriosuylnths
autumn-ammonia m
-Msrliudtsimtal. ”summit
of mm in mm towns,“ n..- gm, ta purity the Mood, immor-
W “WV “”3 ate the symmetric the liver to action.
thmst‘tkmrmimmkauymmdvlmrwm
mamas-awn w :3 a... in:
‘ ' ' watch that quay not quantity. coast
as. immoral-areas.
run runsnrni. noun.
A few 89th "was train. Its Last
Issue.
The Hour lately has taken occasion
frayueiitly toclaiin tliat,heeauseit has
s wrek iuwhich to collect. clip and
verify the news. it is more reliable titan
sdslly W. especially The Daily Even-
ing Sentinel. The Sentinel does not lay
With only I f"! hours in which to col-
lect and arrange from {our to seven colv
utun of local 0st daily, in minor «It»
toils there will ticcasionally be ‘ilight
errors. But It dices not make as many
mistakes in a week as the Hour does in it
ain‘t» W. We illustrate with a few
items from the last issue of the Hour.
It said:
(hound lat been broken for the large addition to
flaunt!» rum 1: Co's shoe factory. 'I'ne
Wt street, and it will give the firm just double
(to ram» they now have. ..
The above is true only in one particu—
lar, and that to that the addition is to be
built. But it will not front on Slarshtill
mm. If it did it would have til croft
l Washington street and the Consolidated .
railrmul track. and errata-ad of doubling
”he mom of tho factory would increase
in at least warty fold. The ell will
ffront on llss’iland street.
l Referring” the incendiary fires which
" one and no part of it is on Watvr street.
It is on Washington error-t.
Another is the following:
claim it! ,llflllihlllly nor rirniiisrii=nct'.l
intuition is in the Elastic of an ell which will front on .
‘ia Railnll it.“ in in?
l. rut: tinnitus!» on nut-uni».
; M...”
Thu Minute Rowan Multan the Trip to
l Norfolk In Ono "our Less than a Week.
The schooner Minnie Rowan, Capt St.
John, left this harbor on her trip to Non
follr, Va.. March 2. after coal; for F. H.
;Chappell dc Co. It wasjust 7mm. when
she was passing Fort Truinhell. and at 6
Jo'clock yesterday morning the schooner
Minted the sumo point on her return,
” having made the entire round trip in one
hour less than seven days. This is con-
sidured by the Jibbontnrrs to be the
quickest trip on record for a schooner to
make, and Capt. St. John is set down on
the records as a hustler and no mistake.
When the schooner was getting ready to
sail on this romarkallle voyage the quesv
tion of how quick a trip the would make
was up for discussion at the club’s head-
quarters, Mill .1 Jibboomer altered to
wager 850 that she wouldn't make it luv
side of a week. Then- were no takers,
and now that Jibhoomer is glad nobody
offered to pick him up. i
' The captain of the Minnie Rowan has
two brothers also commanding echouners
in the coal trade and the Baltimore Sun
of February 25 had..the following to say
about them in its ‘lPort Paragraphs":
“In the coal trade from this port there
are three large schooners, commanded
by as many brothers, whose family” name
is St. John. They are all genial gentle-
men. To distinguish them their fellow—
captains call the master of the Spartan
St. John the Baptist, that of the Minnie
Rowan St. John the Evangelist, rind that
good-natured skipper on the Eve L. For-
ris St. John the l’ugilist.”—New London
fawn Ill tho two gust sir comprmra that are ro‘
’f g... ml on the dynamite cruiser now being built 3
l!” the gmemwu Three compressors am (up :
‘1» 2.3;.» of ‘ prodarmg the "Wmnmts pron-sure oi anon
‘ premium the «gran: inch. and thvy will be‘ mod to ;
maul! the dynamite guns with which tho nvwf
hm; j. to he rippllal. It it expected that! c‘
Elm-anyways Will be tested and shipped ”about,
fir; isn’t-v. ”they on: the rumt powerful manholes E
‘41 rm 1...: met nmrtrurzul and thofart that theé
gaging-y a; My, “1173 up. i
l, ll tlw elem- was true it wood itideedl
“ he a big {“3“}?! in hit. Hill's cap. Thel
nygflyms procaine a" 20,000 pounds ml
the rift-st» inch is enormous, but no.
rrtolpv «summits than the tiiisslatetiieiil
whirl: dwizwd 5t. The t'uvnpreSmr is
szrurrr». . . prmlu-r» 1W0 pounds pros-
siup 1.; iii» square llll’ll, _Wl|'.'?l| l", l'fli‘zFl
ramp m. up without. '-ll(‘!t l‘llrlt‘tllllut‘:
Luv.
15.. mmif. '11.: u'hnr iris». iiicu- of Hit.»
11ml tap. w-‘pwfrr to US" who; other
,.§.v.e-,. i...» rat: :{l‘srv Erthw “nil? in gu'
.1; 19;» 2. ii .. g. Whit. :itwl-_m.u.n:,- 55'
'Nfili g
'5‘: ‘v a’ l»; « ‘iflr't’ :t r»-;.,w: mun! l or lllr .‘nr‘
.
.tfi. 2., maul-1: 25 - w. pro-3.! lhr- 1mm- or
.
”7 r
in -~ z» .5 Ilia Hour from .r 'f'. v...-
m ;.. t..- rli l'n‘ ill yi-etizizi Ixr‘r<ti,'~lfrl.i'h“ll
fit {all mime;
lf'br -. I .52. It.) id: a p»: r- 0! ‘ifltl'ilfw'f t‘llr't’it‘
on :3» mm.- > drsk, is: Sounder. «tor- Iiut mil ‘
ms! u..- ;.' "by Mutt: twelve ll'r‘im‘k, noun, to-i
its,» 'mt mg. anthem. ll and let :: loose on all non! f
1.45,}an ;«_.‘,.;,.»,
Wr l,3'-'P undo inquzzy :zlrlul the!
s l
«shut-r and line! that the limliiirger cheese,
my swam-ml iii a copy of Tl;-- Hour;
who l'. was ruin? :tiil ”lkt'n ’
to tilt"i
“all: “flit-V. It Illd not ltV-"tkr‘ until it;
la: ml The “our pres- running - if the;
million if ariiillzori. But it w:..~n't the
flair»— u hurl: Alifi'utb-Nl I'ir- Mine-w. Tllr'
j'flvwli gut l-fl' tho- Mllllnll in about lll!“t'lll
uncut» :a. 3"» It the t‘llr-‘,~:* exattiinod ital;
wisppzrigi. and when it found itself HIP!
llelrlvll hr The ”-l'll’ it itiirltw-l up til
«.1. '03 lye-ans» it hurt Irv-mt put iiisiiclil
mi ('oJlslafLI'.
'5‘" It) I”! Bl’flllll ALIVE.
It» Singular I'ros-utlo- Taken by a 507'
with law.
’li .. Sorw’ich Bulletin say»: “A man
rmwntty buried in Yantic Cemetery was
a «Humanist upon the subject of being
buried all". He had trawlml widely,
and was to Paint during the trrriblndays
to b» (is of. tens». "or made a provision
:17} his It‘ll! that irummitately upon the
to'mul'nnvot of his body. the lid should
i» tritium-f from his coffin. etltnulants
I‘ll} old he plm'rd beside it. a Ii‘immvr he
placed the" and a light he kept llurnlllt!
f if three day s. The request wan honor-
ad. and for now days tbn tomb was il
‘quflmufl‘,wd :li» thing-s provulmi for
has bowl. as he willed. Tho-r.- wov- no
tilt-rah atmt his dl‘pltlltll'" from the
had". and when the prrcnutionnrv limit
was rewind, the tanker was C'hNI'l’. and
the must of the body tl‘lllls' complete in
‘ , d with the custom:- of this our and
,nmmry.“ .
. liter] oestrus person should try Cur-
tart‘s Little SERVE l’tils. They uri-
. Mlle wally for nervous and d yspepttu
m and womb. and on- just tht' ltlt'dl-
‘cirwmudrd by all prrwns who. from
i any cause. do not sleep well, or who fail
trim proper ntrsugth front their loud.
flout of weak stomach. indigestion,
Ac. readily yield in ii»- “‘4' of the Little
l’fl'fl‘ Ptfll. thcflllttly ll crrtltbtnt’ll
‘ 1‘” We Little Liter Pills. lii vials
Int 25 cents.
i It you ulna Issltl. purchase the host
filial in the ”but. This contains no
.Ellljutious Wench as mm.-
sioul oil, lrsrym and other minerals.
ism-summation: norm
rat» Iridium ” ’ Mini}; tbs spring
, Telegraph.
Lost in the Snow.
This morning as .a party of batters
We"! coming np‘llaiu street they met a
little boy who was crying very hard.
The youngster said that he lived in East
Norwalk and that he attended the Con-
cord‘streot school. The men took the
Erin Werner and a strong company will; gm.” lL-llt “Wong” mi, mom... flags“ truth 5mm; tout/“3.1M (‘0 got the (opium i-altzgf buy to Mr. Steven‘s grocery store and
after warming him he was sent home.
In Washington Street Cal-ii.
Some of the funniest sonnet of Washington
life wearin the street cars. and theh‘nes of
societyrun so closely into each other that
one must be very careful of his language.
A remark about a noted person there made
is sure to reach his ears. and the colored boy
who sits next to you may be uservnnt ofu
jrbtimivof the- supreme court, and the maid
With the pretty child mm the wnymay be
employed by a society lady. Some of the
greatest of niirriieu ride in the. strait ours,
and thaw had L‘tlfllptullonii such nsJudge
Waite, Hen. Sheridan and Tom lit-ml. l
. have soon Stanley Matthews putting in nick-
el. in n h-‘nbtml our and W'Illlg o.‘ r-oudiir’tnr,
mull haw} seen Suinker t’arle’slc give his
mail to p. mask iv. .Ling I'Ulllrl‘fl girl. I have
. s-cu president's daughters hanging; on to the
strap for want at it summit] I have seen
northern generals stand Wllllv tin- car was
= tliiul with negror-s sitting. I have ridden
with ex-cribinct otllmrrs and have been jos-
, tied by SOmeuf the senatorial millionaries.
—Frank H. Carpenter in New York World.
A Famous Strong Man.
The famous strong man, Tophaui. of
Ellington, may be mmidered a fair illrw
tration 0! those can of exceptional develop-
ment nl strength—without oxwptional
mum'ular rlevr-ir’rpinont. Topluim «would
Luke a kin-hen poker and tirist it
round his noel; in such it way that
four or five strong mm were unable to un-
tw‘n‘t it—n feat which be mmomplished as
readily as tho twisting. He could squirm
a pewter pint pot flat in his hand, double up
n crown piece with his fingers, and brook a
short piecool' tobacco pipe bv side pressure
lurtwcen his two fingers opened out in V
shape. This lam foot. as dept-ruling on the
action of muscle-i wry seldom trained todo
any work, is specially remarkable; it serves
to confirm the belief that Tophaiii wasnble,
hit were r re his muscle With anor-
tcptio summit force. They were
certain] ot unu. y developed, though
of 11mm: they were above the average size.
—Ricburd A. hector.
[Mod for a Prince's ('lpr.
Theguurd of the mail train running from
Rona: to Naples was making his round
usual on tbs footboardson the side of 1::
can, when he was asked by I’riiir'o Bran.
cacoio, a passenger. for a light. The
Knot a match. but thsfilraught blew it out.
no wanton trying (3w match after anotheer
with the some unsatisfactory n-sult. its» got
excited. undiaatwlr)! handing thonistchesto
the prince to light them build» of tho wagon
the guard ohstinately insisted upon minim»
lug tho outside drought. The train nsumd a
bridge with very narrow railings, and before
the guard was aware of the danger he was
crushed between the railing and the our.
The prince fainted. He afterward made the
widowof thawiorguardaprssrntof 02.000.
~Cliicago News.
The Baron" of Harri-any.
Abright young womanlsreporvul assay-
ing that the ”norm wilentlsts” wholeythat
youugmsndouot marry nowadayshecauss
“restaurant-banal] wrmg.or,at rill
events. the young man mall wrong. "I
believe," rho says. “that all this tall: aliout
tbsupwtts of matrimony is ammo. In
myclrctsoltrisuttslkuowhalfadouu
yotiugladlss who would Willy haunt
and ladustrlous young man. They would
Itkstomarry.audlknowlt,siidtbsymld
mil they had the opportunity. I am
We! hearingtbs users-r lutttu numb-r
of marflsgsaattributetttowomsu‘ssmvn-
. ItIiu‘tso. Lrtsomsofthumentry
ltandludoat tor thwusslrss." Tblsls in-
dssdlsspysar.»llsw ”Tatiana.
“limiting our: ”sellout.
Not a widow iii-133‘ lu Carters
Liver Bitters. but they are particularly
recommended to those who have long
ussd quinine and tell. its injurious effects-
Tho extraordinary popularity of Ayer’t
Chm; PMI is the natural result of
ltsusebysli ulster-sot people forever Italtt
forty years. It has prom itselt tbs
no action of Carter’s Little Liver Pills
gently stimulate the liver, and regulate
the bowels, but do not purge. They are
sure to please.
George “arterial“
S now in town selling Rainbow 5 iaitlcs for
cash or by installments at prlras yond rom-
prtillon. Patties desiring bargain-t ran all at No.
ltl Hui-DWI! BL. City. . til 1
Houses To Bout.
gfil'ItRAL new single house; on Tolles Street.
it. With modern improvements. Now ready for
octuinncy. apply to JOHN H. KNAI’P. Tilt!
To Rent.
l)llli'l‘ of a large house containing eleven rooms.
modern improvements, centrally located.
furnished or unfurnished.
/ 71K! - Inquire at this otllcc.
+_. ‘A...
Building sand l‘ol’ sate.
)ituizns left with J. It Raymund, foot of um.
. landrtm-r, for building «and from my‘han
will betltankfully receivedand rumptl attend
to. root! 6 0.1. EELBR.
'l‘lmolliy flay.
BEST quality. delivered in bulk, at market price.
Orders left at Brown lb Wilcox, ior P. 0. Box
no, will receive prompt attention
ml 2w a. BUltCIIAItI), ridden Point.
Notice.
msr nonw‘aut scuoo‘i. DISTRICT TAX
' us'r.
EAST NORWALK. March 8, 1888.
Vl‘llli‘r assortment list or the East Norwalk School
prairie! luring been made out and plead in
the hands oLW. 0. Roberts. Clerk of .the District.
is now ready for examimtiou by those interested
for ten days from March 10. 1858. On the 20m of
Mart-lithe Board of Karlie! will hcin mansion at the
Ijiorlt's houru- to hear appeal» and make abate-
lfll'l‘llh ilwmm. Sivned '
J. it. MAINS. {-
, ll. M. COULEY, Commuter:
n. I'. nonuni.i..i
lustre Yllll' Lift 'l'll-Dll.
To-Morrowjlay’he Too Late.
Take an Endowment Policy that you may need in
old age. "you live or if you die. it will be a help
to your family lllj cents a day will give a young
man an endowment of 811m. to be paid to him at
.wyiaru of age or to his family at death. 5 Canton
day will give you a life policy for 91,000.
insure in the
CONNECTICUT GENERAL
Life Insurance 00.,
0F HARTFORD.
S :5. L'IIOMSIEDII-ZIT. Agent. 5
5| at South Norwalk.
American Investment 00.,
(if Emmctshurg, Iowa.
PAID l'I’ CA I’I’I‘AL ....................... $60041!)
Sl’ltI’LI.‘S..,................... 75,000
Gold Downturn!) percent. Rn stored Bonds, in
denominations of 5.3m. 91mm an 31.0w.
tilllll Dehuntnrc t; per ct. Coupon Bonds, in de«
noninnaition-x of $20), $30). 85!). $109". and 3am
hm “'t‘slrm Fiirrnciiml 7 per rent. Mortgage
[9 Huh in driminiimtions of from $300 to 5mm.
These Bonds and Mortgages. usually run for 5
yiwtra. and do not crafted to rm Ct. at the value of
the property mortgiuzed. -
The principal and interest of these bonds guaran—
tor-d by the ('0 and are payable in the City of New
York. The financial rombrion oftlie Co. has been
nominal into by nur State Bank Commissioners
and the Co 13’ now doing business in this State
under their supervision.
't'mst- Bond.~ and Mortgages are otfrrcd for sale
at par and accrued intern-t by
TAYLOR .l: GOLDEN.
Rail Estate and Insurance Agents, 4.? and 47 Wash-
ntzton St.. South Norwalk. Conn. 42 if
r. '13: EYES-rm". " ..--
D
Ila: mrrhasod thi- exclusive right for Konrad:
Ind South Norwalk to use the Dental Electric
hbmror, and extracts teeth without pain. and tree
of any um: churtc Wanitlclal teeth a
spermlty. ”film and restrictive adjoining Methodist
pun-ounce, Norwullt, (ft. "pen evenings. I‘ll 6m
My Uncle Tilly and
Ill Animals!
"I‘riest thou see you toweritg pile of Apircote?"
said my uncle Toby.
gl'esJWald we.”loolt at'cm, look at Wu, and
w p.”
“it Sud. “Why there‘s enough to supply our
army In Flanders. You never“ sell e'm, you
neur'lt sell rm," and he .
But our hearts arose within us.
"W?" stilliit‘ilcm 0"“ng b l
" es." myunc 0 sad ',I suppose it
will sell them just to spite ml." 5 y u
)I y uncle Toby made Very sensible observations,
1 “D'pssssdmm'l'he
nus . apricots cw beautiful! leis.
With uncontested motion '80, announced t’o our
mslwl
to
Our reply was
mmmmhiug now but a sweet memory. gone into
consumption.
"What? not unite? not sold! by
mymwglatbu he
" , i so . you and t A ricots." raid
h hmlcash" p
trtn "llm test s
"l ed my uncle Toby. taking the
sin utnld," reg!
pi from his mom . "I am afraid that it is suited,
tam for
til clipped. wanterfslt coin you have
your Apricots.
[You no. Wrestler thatth war no limit to
my uncle Toby s lticrsdnllty. like the man who den
med his own existence and his
characteristic of him] ”I”! w“ my
Apricots li’i cases sold and a few
more to sel . It Is one of the great
onporiusltles of a lifetime. People
buy and buy null. A good It will
has: repeating. 21 cts. a qua case
or o cam $1.00 at
lillli llimstiil’s.
JOHN 'i‘ltifi‘i‘lt‘fill
I I
0 Warm,
.Al' H. 8. 3000's JEWELRY STORE,
83 Main St, Scrum-walk.
, rtmi tantrum, detected as
uttnflt'ut’um‘t‘ W
Miriam. sols-tile pris-
ihe nose of ray
[don‘t believe it."
I MIG islets.
”inset. stiles, a... asa-
I’Ibllemm I l
.22.. m we
very bestspsaifleforeoldumlb. and
mm
is pleasant, mild and natural. They ..
uncle tlsrcli'ithnhst thepdoof‘prirots were no ' ”
”girlrrktr'rrmrttts. mm
nunwatit outta i-ioiisu , ,
Monday. Ranch 12. ' ‘
Chas. Erin Verner,
'I'Iie Eminent Young Actor sud Andrew in his own
Version of the Interesting Mantis mums.
Shams O’Brien,
'i'in’e r sit Irish Pls . Trust and
omfii’umgfiio liml'risu wu out
' , A Grand Production,
Enthusiastically Received.
FaultlesslyJ Represented,
' A Pronounced Success.
Prices: 25. 35. and too.
Soul’s ist Plulstcd's.
euro ma-
JAPANESEV .LlllE
Music Hall, South Norwallt,
roan DAYS,
Commencing Wednesday, , ,
; March 14th. ‘ '
[it’d—Japanese Artists~20 J
at work in theirnativo costumes.
. The only I,
J apanese Baby
IN ARRICA.
The Celebrated
4.9.9....1fifis
The Swiss Wax Flower Makers
and many other attractions.
l-‘Inc "Souvenirs given to over!
Lady on the opening day,
. Wednesday, “lit. 3
Open2 to 5; 7 to lo.-
Admissiou - 10 Cents.
mm] w
LYCEUM THEATRE, 5
NIBW' YORK.
23d St. and FOURTH AVE.
DAN] EL FBOEMAX — - gar
sums 8.15.
SA'I'DIDAY [arm 2.
The Regular Dramatic Season.
The Wife,
A New ,Play by I). Belasm and II. 0. Jaime
Company Includes:
HERBERT KELCI-IY, GEORGIA 01' IAN.
HENRY KILLER. GRACE 113' ill ,
Nun-ox Waterman, wins: DI, IN
W. J. 1.3 MOYNE IRS. WAD' SUI"
CHAS. WALCOT, 3133. ‘5"!!! " A
cuss. DICKSON. )IISS chow. " " ‘ ”
W. FAVRIISBAH. 1138 CROSIAN,
PRICES-All Famed-506.. 756...]..0.Il .5.
fled. we
“i."- Aé‘ii o B.
To let or for sale, corner Day and Rs
CHUICE Biliniitmiifi
0N WOODWARD AVE. FOR SALE.
ENQUIRY; 01"
E. A. Woodward.
l2! 6m
Building bot For Sale.
'l‘lIB flue building lot adjoining my new
on Bsyview Avenue on th north, will m
. e
posed of at a reasonable .
Sewer and cl water I premises
Fine view of wzmmndlluégzt d .m '
mam . §fi¢0 DIEM
Houses and lots I?" Sale.
[Inger apt] lot for. .
hm of 40 Acres, Homer . ' sprigs-$3.. ...... '. 1.050
GOLD .
Real Estate and Insurance tutti-ad n Wash
lnutou 81.. South orvllk. Ct.
For Sale.
Fm NORWALK. and Benedict hm.
1 Desirable residences. In aeolian court]
Priors reasonable. and turns easy. lion.
airs of TAYLOR I GOLDEN.
Real Estate and usurauoe 45 and 47 Wash.
lugton 8L, South «walk, Ct.
For Into.
ms in the town of new
F matrices fififi‘hflmuww
These fsnas snsiiustsd healthy tin, and
ll lien on than sab-
dwellings.
ll" mht‘l’nslable forI sum"
met. a council
l0! dun. Insertion .3». an}:
i” than the “of their l m,
mm“ all Insurance, A 3‘32““
Washington at. saw: smurfufi's'. “a ‘7
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councntotli'iomumu' “I“
A cantata all tho-ultra “ loam
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