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m SOUTH NORWALK, CONN, THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 1888.
NUMBER 84.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
International S. S. Lesson
lfl TOMORROW’B ISSUE. ’
THE LOCAL BRIEFS.
TbeCity of Iforwalk came up from
flew York this morning.
The fence at the fair ground iscoru—
pletely wrecked; ...---
The’prope ”Eagle" started for New
Youth-t night.
The aim. foundry at abut down
owing to the storm.
lfen are actively engaged clearing
away the snow from the hydrants.
E. W. Beard has accepted a positionas
book-keeper with the llorwalk Lock Co.
~Plenty of flilk at Remson's Market
Two Italians who were shoveling
snow down the road yesterday were
killed. ”We...
Two roofs were blown off of houses in
Weetport during the storm. A person
is reported missing.
A contribution of $50 from Iawis Tut-
tle has been received by the Pine Island
Cemetery Corporation.
James “it’ll—Entity of the Hat
lakera' Amoeiation, died yesterday in
Winnipauk, aged 31 years.
' -l’roah Pork and sausage. 12c lb., at
Hayea' market. . “ ”W.
Station Agent Raymond went to Soro-
ton with a force of men this morning to
open the road to Stanford.
i
superintendent Turner started west
witha gang of men from l’ortchester
shoveling snow this morning.
nose ”misfit—i7; left Stat-tour
this morning with a party to dig out the
train tint is stuck at Coscob.
E. O. Keefer has a large snow bank
piledupagainst hishoussandon top of
it th'l sign “This house will reopen July
lat.” --.---
~Boys wanted to sell the Evening
Sentinel in the borough. Apply after
school at Sloan’s news stand.
A young man walked from: New York
tolount Vernon yesterday afternoon
with 150 papers. and disposed of them
ink-than ten minutes at fifty centi
centseaeb.
Persons that were on the train that
went from this city tolloroton yester-
day say it was a grand sight to see en—
gine number 2‘5 walk through the snow
drifts there. . fl
-—Lard in 5 and 10 pound pails, 50c
and 81. each, at flayes’ market.
A commuter named blastnson of
HountVernon, left Ir. Cumows train
lionduy afternoon and was frozen to
deathashort time afterward. He left
the train against the wishes of Mr. Cur—
now.
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The theatre going public has not been
without their disappointment owing to
Fred Rite-hell, the night operator, at
the drool. ievery sick at his boarding
house on llavilaud street. ,
Ir. lester's condition is considerable
better today. He spent amuch more
comfortable night thanfany since Ion-
day. Although very weak, his friends
are much enewraged with his condition
this morning.
‘ Leonard a Son of the borough were
delivering coal on horseback yesterday.
The barge Liberty sprung a leak Sun-
day night and came near sinking at her
dock. ;
F. Comrtock. the New Canaan milk-
man, who delivers milk in the borough
was obliged on Itonday to leave his
wagon in the road above Norwalk and
finish his journey on foot.
A number of girls were found in the
snow on Monday in front of William
Sheldon's. They were taken inside and
cared for.
Some of the meat markets had to close
yesterday, asuo meat could be procured
from the refrigerator.
Geo. S. North took photographs of the
Dsnbnry 6: Norwalk and N. Y. N. H. &
H. R. R. engines as they stood in front
of the depot yesterday.
Edward Park’s restaurant hassuspend-
ed business. ‘ , _ ...m ,
Dennituk Blanchard’a straw shop has
been obliged to shut down for a few days
owing to the storm.
There is no school in East Norwalk to—
house doors and windows.
—l’ure drugs utillaisted's.
snflered a paralytic stroke on Sunday.
She now lies in a precarious condition.
Artist D. F. Hunt was out yesterday
taking pictures of the different parts of
the different streets.
inick house in case of fire last night.
he Norwalk Iron Works ('0. started
up this morning.»
The new heater at the Almshouse was
to have been completed yesterday.
or. trim will celebrate his fiftieth
Methodist Church tomorrow evening.
tend.
Three D. & N. engines started out
yesterday morning with the determina-
tion to clear their tracks as far as
Branchville. They got along well en-
ter street, in the borough, when they
had to stop. Isa were put to work on
the storm. Three entertainments that
were booked for this town could not get
—Boys wanted to sell the Sentinel.
a.“
George Lockwood found two sparrows
in the snow Ifonday. He took them in-
to his omce and kept them there until
yesterday, when he opened the door and
letthem go. ..-- A‘
Some very funny signs can be seen
around town in different places. On the
way uptown one can be seen on a high
my bank which reads "Please keep on i
of the grass." ...e” '
tlharlesflehsbehadeigbttrampsin the
tramp house in the borough Sunday
night. About all of them found work
with the Horas Railroad Company
shoveling snow.“ ._
-—Tbe Famous Gilt Edge Chowder st
(:ampbell’s old stand.
Ir. Parson- of Brookside has sold his
handsome black team to a gentleman in
slug Slag. Anyone would be willing to
”dug twice.” who could ride after such
upsrfectlyniatchsdpslrsstheyars.
They were singing "empty is the
growler-bssr is gene.” A neighbor
ovwhwrdtbsmsod went in tosynipr
thiaslutha“bssr.easemsut.” Whenhs
tsldwhathshadeoiue for, they threw
hlmoutlutoassow drift.
“.... ....
litherslsaayonswbo has notssen
mowmoughforthspast three dayslst
hi- p upon Mistress. It. IoGiun,
wholtssanuthestresthadtoshoveltbe
saowfro-thstspofhls piss“ before
hasealdpstoatyastsrdayinornlng.
A must importation fmasVlrglale.
matasWeouk,wasaskadhyher
William“ makeglsgsr sake.
“Yes‘mfwastbeprompt reply. "now
had it shovelod away sufficiently for the
engines to pass. From the borough to
Winnipauk, which is as far as they got,
they encountered heavy drifts all the
way. They reached Winnipauk about
4 o’clock. From Winnipauk they bucks
ed down to this depot and run two cars
up to Norwulk two trips for the accom-
modation of borough people.
There is one chimney less on the Wil-
son building. corner of Wall and Water
streets, borough.
I'M Itreut Illusion.
onlcial notice is going in advertising
columns of extension and layout of War
ter street, and for all parties interested
to appear at the Council room on the
evening of April 2. ‘
congregational Prayer lusting.
Notwithstanding the large snow drifts
in front of the Congregational Church,
access to the liulldlngs is unimpeded:
The way is entirely open on the south
and east sides of the drifts. and prayer
meeting will he held as usual this even-
ing. Very little shovelllng was needed.
The luatqul "rat Thing Waited.
lfaj. Chas E. Duty left for New York
louday morning and left Ire. Duty and
his daughter at home. The snow cous-
pletsly imprisoned them until Tuesday
evening, when Anlstain Engineer Baker
want to their assistance by digging a
path to the hot us. After reaching the
door Ir. Baker asked of lfrs. Doty if
thisfllauythlughssould getforher.
Her prompt reply was “Yes, The liver»
lug lsltlual.” Ira. Duty undoubtedly
wanted the most reliable information to
“you-shalt?” ”Weltlwtsla sis
figs, fe'aupso' loans-a sapo'sagar.
but a sapo‘salt and a eapo'glagsr.
curds-.1 flame-wands“
suit.”
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in inner.
in that city.
found Fro-sen to Death.
which was also dead.
bank thirty feet high.
employed digging the train out.
cornisiox :
perished in the accident.
learned.
ruins.
loss of life is reported.
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“am athuugutueh.
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aalupsrtsutyartlatkasdslr.
ru'o izsorssziziw .wrssiso.
ongh ,untiltheycsine to the cut on Wa- «in. of the I'lllurlnhlke or... I'ell on at
tho Engine Into the "serious ltlver.
Iterated '1 It. Aeeldaut.
An elevated railroad accident is said to
have occurred during the stormsnd a
” III. the Arkansas Traveler.”
This great comedy drama is booked
for the Opera House on Friday evening.
Henry Citanfrau will bring a strong
company with him. and an excellent
performance may be looked for.
Chaafrau's reputation is too well known
to require at this tints any lengthy
notice. He has been here before and
those who saw him their will doubtless
take advantags of his company's appear.
sues here again tomorrow night. and
attend. ltessrvsd seats are now on sale.
Frnmliilirll
Business Slillllllltll,
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Railroads Blanket!
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A train arrived this morning on the
in! as “‘9 9'0"” h” “0"” I” “l" ”“001 Consolidated R. R. from Stamford and
news from New York was eagerly sought
after by alarge crowd. The train left
Mount Vernon esterda afternoon and
Mrs. Smith Petty of East Norwalk, . y y
before leaving some of the passengers
heard enough from New York to assure
them that things were in is terrible state
_ _ The banks have been closed all the
l'nswhoxc on “:119‘m'l He :1"; took week, the street cars and elevated trains
'9 s someo 9'“! urge " to on are not running and business has been
suspended in many parts of the city.
The Old Well Hook & Md“ CO- hld The condition of the street are about the
their ladders on bobs outside of the same there as they have been here and
so far very little progress has been made
clearing the avenues of travel.
‘usii slurs r'ltons “sorrow.
Your Women Reported [lasing Itewu
The horrible news was brought to this
birthday, in ““3 parlors 0' "'9 NOW". city this morning that the bodies of four
_ women were found in the snow while
A good time '9 guaranteed to all who at- the workmen were employed clearing ed
the street railroad tra:k at Stamford.
One of the women had a baby with her
I’nrt y Par-mus Reported to Have l’urlaherl.
A truininan informs usthat there has
been a terrible collision on the New York
Central R. it Two trains collided and‘
over forty persons are said to have
None of the
detailsof the terrible allots can yet be
Eugene Boyler a brakeman on the
train arriving here from Ionnt Vernon,
said this morning that there had been
two large tires in the city and that no
assistance could be rendered by the fire
lfr.
hastsvsaiug a disgraceful fight he
curred at the Smutaek depot. Cos
manodwwshsdsudrumplsysl
cofiDI'MB warm urwzscu.
The Item Beats AIM-gnu Ever law.
Conductor Cumow left this city Honv
day morning at 5.50 o'clock. It was
snowing very hard when they left but
they made very fair progressuiitil they
reached Mt Vernon. lie had to push
another train over the grade which took
two hours and a half to accomplish.
ltr. Carnow's train then attempted
toget over the same We but the effort
was not mini. They remained in
the drifts from ten o’clock lfoiidsy
morning until four o'clock Wednesday
aftermn. There was sbontooe hundred
passengersou the trail when it reached
lfount Vernon and forty of them remain.
ed until yesterday afternoon. The peo
pls of Mount Vernon proved themselves
tobelioapitabla inevcrysenaeofthe
word. They offered shelter ‘to any of
the passengers who desired to take ad-
vantage of their kind offer and to those
‘who remained they brought beddingand
provisions in great abundance. The
railroad company through their gentle
manly conductor. Mr. Curnow, carefully
studied the needs and comforts of the
passengers and it will be a long time be
fore his conduct toward them will be
forgotten.
Of Its. Curnow’s experience of 23
years on the railroad, the storm that we
have just had beats anything that he has
ever seen.
”Shad at Remuou'a market this week.
1'" I2 VIK'O‘I' "AIS.
It is Me! at the Depot by a Large Crowd.
Precisely at four o'clock yesterday af-
ternoon the first train that passed
through this city in over two days and a
half arrived at the depot. It consisted
of two engines and a passenger car.
Several hundred persona greeted it at the
station and, as was remarked, by a stand—
er by, it is doubtful whether the crowd
was larger or more interest was runnio
fested when the first train passed over
the road. The condition of the engines
clearly showed the difficulty with which
the trip was made. The train left flar-
lem River at 9.30 o'clock Tuesday mornr
tag in the midst of the fierce storm. 'At
big snow drift at Cos Cob and in order to
extricate themselves they kept the steam
turned on until eleven o'clock yesterday
morning when they were enabled to
move slowly toward this place. The con.
doctor said toa Sentinel reporter that they
3 intended to keep running until dark and
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i then they would rest until this morning.
Artist ‘Sorth was prmertt when the train
larrived and took a photograph of the w
A train left the Grand Central depot! train. It will doubtless be an attractive
the drift with shovels, “d at 11 o'clock yesterday with two engines and as it was picture we the engine was decked with
crossing the Harlem river bridge one of snow from its headlight to. bumper.
the engineers fell into the riveraudper—EAfter taking water the train moved
ishod. The train proceeded as far asiaway and the crowd turned their atten-
l’rlhamvills when it entered a snow
Another en-
i tion to the Danbury train that returned,
‘after in. kings trip to Winnipauk. dfr. ..
gineer on the some train is reported North a!” look a MP” of "if
mining. Four hundred men are now‘ ”MM"! train.
Cora-run ('ouuell )Iuetlug.
’ An adjourned meeting of the Board of
Councilmen was held last evening.
Councilman Fox presided. The City
Clerk was authorized to publish a notice
of the treating of property owners on the
esterision of water street.
till) 9 appropriated to Wm. H.
Smith, mittesou streets. to be turd
in clear' g away the surplus snow.
Apet ' from B. Adan-for water
pipes to laid through (lirarrl Place.
was tabled.
The committee on fire department was
away from the hydrants in the city.
lforrell a L'llouimedieu were given
permission to erect usmall wooden build,
ing east of theirotlleeon Washington
street. MW
Cal. Audasuuu'u Deg lane a flan.
AaAleck Audwsou,a Swede. was walk-
ing up Bastavsuue. Iouduy. henotieed
Col. Anderson's hrge New Foundlaud
dog scratching is the m in front of
Ir. Ioody's house. Aleck was afraid of
the dog, and didsot want tognurar
him but the dogwould scratch in the
tail. After doing this sereral tit-es
Aleck madauphlsmiadtoaruwhst
the doghad iuthssuow and weutto
where haw-sdigglagsadfoundainsn
lyiaaaadsrthssaow. Alssk helped
himupouhisfest,brushsdthesuowolf
Vofhtuaad asksdhiiislf heeouldrl
'IIo-essshsnieiuiuitmsse
started up the avenue. [to thanked
Alaskaad asked him his name but
mmflvuhhbm
eleven o'clock last night they ran into a ,
authorized to have the snow cleared
aaowandruu upto him andwaghis at!
Finn lilies of Yes-
+ » tennis liill
Bmitll ll canton of
lit.“ Gill ii Email”.
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The World of Wednesday says eighto
een pilot boats were blown toseitaud
have been missing since Sunday night.
A famine is apprehended unless the
meansof transportation are opened.
They give no news of the outside
world, as all telegraph communication is
cut off. '
Last night business was partially re-
snmed.
News from Boston is telegraphedto
New York by way of london. ‘2‘"
Some trains have got through on the
Jersey railroad.
It is expected that trains willbegot
through to Philadelphia to day.
Hundreds of people named the East
liiveronthe ice on Tuesday. Fulton
and all the ferriesSouth of it were closed
Monday. ‘
A North River ferry boat was from 9
o'clock Monday night till 7 o'clock
Tuesday morning getting across the
New ink ‘ News
river. '
Great efforts are being made to open
the streets and have the cars resume op
erations.
Everybody is at Work on the streets.
Washington is said to be snowed
under.
There is no telling yet how far the
storm has extended our the amount of
outings dons.
(ieuvgu ll. liderhlll
Is now to town melting Household .' . lattices for
rash or by mstalimenteat prices yond com-
penzzon. Puller matting ngbltu‘. can mill at ‘30.
to Raymond tit .Clty. 3i} 1
lloum 'l'u Ike-i.
'El‘lRAl. new single house- on Tones Hired,
r With modern mpmvumcnts. Sow ready for
mmpsmzy. {apply wJOIl‘S ll. (SAW. :9 if
M... _.
'I'o Belt. iiiiiiiiiii
1113'? of a more house containing eleven roams.
mutt-m improvements, MW! located.
furnished or unfurnished. '
Turf , Inquire ht. this odlce
Building Quid For Sale.
()BDEBS left with J. K Ito foot of flatl—
Euml street. for bonding sand from my book,
will he thankfully received and promptl attended
:0. mil if till). i. BBLIB
'I‘l-uihy llay.
BEST quality. delivered in balk. at market price.
Orders left at Brown t Wilcox. or P. t). Bu!
till, will metrepromfit attention
lew I [7861580. fielder: Point.
*lluuses mud Luts'i‘or flute.”
flimseandlotfoe ..... .... . .... .3 7!»
700
'0’ an ”‘1‘,
Commencing Wednesday,
larch 14th .
20*Jtllltllltl3t‘ Artists~2ll
at work in theirsottre costume...
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The only
Japanese Baby ,
' ix AIIRICA.
Tbrttelebrated'
aggmw l
The Swiss Wax Flower lakers
and many other attractions.
I’Iue house-Ira given to every
my .- I” W.“ “,9
Wednesday, lltli.
Admission 10 Cents.
MWIV
oeeua iiouae, uoawa'ut
ONE NIGHT ONLY. .
Friday Ev.’ng, March 16.
Special mm of
Henry Chanfi‘au,
in the greatest of all Comedy Dramas.
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Til! MA! BOAT EXPLOSIOS.
TEE GREAT POKER Gm.
1'le EXCITING DL'KL
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Prices; 35, 50 and 15 Cents.
Resort. ed seats new on su'e.
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LYCEUM THEATRE,
NEW YORK.
23d St. and ’0‘: RH] AVE.
IL! '5] El. MEDIA! - — “‘2!
seems $.15; Ssmnsv lawyers 2.
The Wife,
A Sew Ploy hyDJleiasco and ll. 0.1km“:
Company includes:
nmm KEITH, GEORGIA CAYVAS.
arm MILLER. GRACE “23331505.
News Wazsrmrn, mljb’l DILLOS,
‘1 J. Li ROWE HMS. WALCOT.
CHAS. WALEOT. X85. WHIYI'ES,
CHAS. DI‘TKVJN. Mlfis UROLY.
W. PAVE-15m. I155 CRUSH”,
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£ral gsbfr.
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To let or for sale, corner Day and Raymd meets.
Blllllfii BUILDING ms
03 WOODWARD AVE. '08 SALE.
mount: 0?
E. A. Wood‘vard.
f2! din
Building lot for sale.
it not building lot adjoining my new house
on Buyvtew Airwoman the north. will be the
of at armsuuabie price.
Sewerandc'rty water in front of the prenrises.
, t ' " Katrine/like ngcou .
.. .. .. """ _;' j: _:fijj ,5; mm JJBV. masts.
‘ downstream-2' has”. ... ”no
hm TAlell minors. For Sale. ‘
Mmmmr .io-Idfi'ub Fm MEWALIJMW‘ rm.
tortuous-W k.t't. 1 Maiden-rm. is excellent soaditiou.’
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Notice. w M ireof rsrwu:&opn&
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my: wits, rinse isle I’ur hate.
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mirth-stagnant made out mil plurd la scrn.stpvieeufram into ,
tbehmdsof 0.ltoberts.(.'lerk of the Thesefarmaaresilnated healthy ities,aad
tommlyfov causation by those interested are-wittywsu improved uni have on them sub
torteadayrfro-larrhloJfl. asthma mud—dwells” '
lath thelourdoflel’tefwill hesitation at the
Clerk's we to In! nuke abate-
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They are ueweahfe for summer residences. or
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lesethaatheenstottheis improve-nuts.
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Real We and Insurance Agents. 6 and 47
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