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Weather Bullatln.
For Wednesday. eastern New York,
eastern Pennsylvania. and New Eng.
land. partly cloudy weather and brisk
to fresh southerly to northeasterly
winds. preceded by rain or snow on the
coasts. . -.. - .. ‘ -. p» _,
THE LOCAL BRIEFS. ‘
High tide tomorrow 4.28; low tide
11.55 . . .
Sun rises 5.55 a. m.; sun sets 6.05 p. m.
Silas Curtis is out mending to his
duties sgsin’ss usual.’
Daniel Dunlop is slowly recovering
from a severe attack of pneumonia
Lieutenant Stevens wiil act as adju-
tant at the ‘batallion drill this evening.
Nash d: Bro‘s.
Work has been commenced tearing
out the inside of the Brunswick hotel.
Buckley 8t. John’offist Norwalk, is l
improvingas rapidly as can be expect-
Daciel Kirk of Westport died Sunday
night of pneumonia. after an illness of
two days. , .5
‘ The Chinese laundrymen of this city
attended the lecture by Yan Pbon Lee
last evening.
Some of our butchers are out of meat
yet, it being almost impossible for them
to get a supply. '
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+Pure drugs at Plaisted'e.
Dmggist Vogel and his son arrived
home from their trip to the south, Sat-
urday evening.
Concord Divifirhrféons of Temper-
ance, nominated officers for the ensuing
quarter last night.
Charles N. onod’s‘ new house on
Eastern avenue is being pushed forward
forward very rapidly.
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_ The roof that was blown off the house
. of Michael Fagauduriug the storm. is
being replaced by Major Crone.
The New York, New Haven a Hart-
ford Railroad has declared a 2.} per cent.
quarterly dividend, payable April 2.
——Go to photographer North's for snow
views of South Norwalk streets and
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Greens Farms cut. ‘
Fernando Vanskoyfiof‘the borough, has
a little child very sick f row: the effects of
swallowing a pin about a week ago.
Dr. Clark's illustrated lecture on " fre-
land," to be fer the benefit of the Y. M.’
C. A., at their half to-morrow evening,
promises to be largely attended.
-—-The Famous Gilt Edge Chowder at
Campbell’s old stand.
It is feared that the snow that has
been dumped in the Swood’s building
cellar, has loosened the foundation of
the old bank building next to it.
To-nigbt Ike Williams is to be given
his benefit in Bridgeport. One of our
sporting men in this city has his name
on the list for a bout with another
Bridgeport pugilist.
—Lnrd in 5 and 10” pound pails, 50c
and $1. each. at Bayes’ market.
i
The directors of the Connecticut Hu-
mane Society, at a meeting held Satur-
day afternoon, passed resolutions of re-
gret and sympathy upon the death of
the late Henry Bergh.
John Bernson, the truckman, started
for Westport yesterday morning. He
tried two roads and found that not a
team had been over them yet. It was
impossible for him to get over them and
had to give it up.
--Go to photographer North's for snow
views of South Norwalk streets and
Greens Farms cut.
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This evening Companies D and P,
will give a batallion drill at the armory.
The last drill at the armory was largely
attended. and as no admission fee is to
be cbnrged to-night, there will probably
be a large crowd present. '
George Hoyt says that while coming
up Water street Sunday night he found
John Comatock lying in the read.
When at attempted tolift him to in.
feet he screamed, and he made up his
mind that his leg was broken. Mr.
Hoyt says that he did not see Comatock
until he found him in his helpless con-
dition.
James Pagan. who was so badly hurt
in the Sunday fight with the Italians on
February 261b, appeared before Justice
Selleck yesterday and plead guilty to
buingin the fight and was fined v.00
and orists, which he paid. The judge
thinking that Pagan had been pwtty
sevsrsly punished. remitted the line.
There wssasiig t fire at the Dorian
House on Monday. but the flames were
extinguished by hfr. Oskes before any
serious damage was dons.-llour.
Ir. Oskss was not at home at the
time the tire took place. When you
copy. John. be sure and get it right,
even if you don't give any credit for
secondhand um.
spent Sunday with his father.
have not a wagon‘track in the snow yet.
Ii. Nash & Bro's.
the sewer in the borough wits resumed
today. ‘
jollification meeting in the (l. A. it. half,
to-night.
fancy glass were at F.’ H. Nash & Bro's.
Butler Lodge tonight to work the first
degree.
turned from her Visit to Washington.“
yesterday.
tion, and all hope (if his recovery. is
abandoned. ,
Water bury in East Norwalk.
C rno‘w in the ticket oflice once more,
after enjoying a wec’ik’s vacation.
Sentinel in the borough.
school at Sloan’s news stand.
Strong's shoe mauufactury in place of
810”“.
team managers will be hr-ld in theAtlarr-
one o'clock.
residence of Miss Lottie Shuorwuy 'i‘lmrs-
day evening. .
snow views of South Norwalk streets
and Greens Farms out.
In this city yesterday and said that he
was five hours and a half getting from
New Canaan here.
of East Norwulk Will he held at her lull!
home tu-morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock
and at St. 'aul's church at 2.;0 o'clock.
last night, as it was the anniversary if
his return from the war twenty thrm»
years ago.
Hayes” market. >
truck company last evening s committee 7
was appointed to have the truck painted ‘
and a uniform was adopted, which Will
be procured at once.
with John Comstock Saturday night,
reports that the doctors at the hmpital
said that probably Mr. Conistoelt's leg
would have to be amputated.
A. 0. K. of the M. C. held last evening
the second degree was conferred on
seven candidates.
enjoyed themselves. This order lrlt’lrjiiy.
applications for admission being received
at almost every meeting.
All Arc-Ale Bhllvvny In New York to be
is said is soon to be built in New York
city from the Battery through and under
blocks west of Broadway to Fifty-ninth
street. thence through an open cut
through the center of the Boulevard to
Fort George.
been declared feasible and meet with the
approval of the authorities.
required will aggregate many millions.
The Loss by thogtorm Only Exceeded by
the following:—Acting President E. M.
Reed of the Consolidated road says that
the blizzard has caused the company to
sustain the worst financial loss in its iris-
tory. with the exception of the accident
at South Norwslk thirty-four years ago.
The actual loss for money paid out with
no return he estimates at “5.000 a tiny.
Gander Club who convened at their
Borne 9' of the streets in East Norwullt
-—-New decorated chamber sets at I".
Work on the Wall street branch of
The Sons of St. George will hold a
~New line of engraved. plain and
There will be. a special meeting of
Mrs. F. E. Smith'of ”the borough, re:
Mr. Lost" is in a very critical condi~
The Sons of‘letera—rrs held a meeting
sat night at the residence of (imrge
The travelingipnhlic'is glad to see John
~Boys wanted- to sell the Ironing
Apply after
A new smoke stack has been raised on
he one that was blown oil during the
An adjourned meeting of the haw bull
it: Hotel, Bridgeport, Friday, 23rd, at
The next rehearsal of the Worwulk
Burlesque company Will be held at the
~60 to photographer North's for
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A produce man of New’fjanaan, was
The funeral of the late Susan Wright;
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Caleb Wood felt unusually happy at
his Luau hobo n' “\Ilglll‘) D-"('rs-u“s"
—-l"resh Pork and Sausage, 13: lb., at
At the regularnrnecting of Mayflower?
Will Ilallock, who Well! to Bridgeport
At the meeting of Palestine (’nrztle;
The candidates had a
ively time and the members greatly1
ng nvery prosperous growth at present.
A mohair!) usnrzreraurxo.
Built In Part with New llnvcn Capital.
New Haven capitalists are interested
n plans for an arcade railroad which it
The plans proposed have
The capital
the Roma": lllmtcr.
The Bridgeport Farmerof last night had
'l'hs Gander-s lint Strawberries.
Saturday night the members of the
headquarters were treated to strawber-
ries. They were providml by the million-
aire hat manufacturer. J. A. Volk, who
obt ined them in New York that day.
The Ganders gobbled them down with
the most profound expressions and inan-
ifsstalions of satisfaction, anti voted Mr.
Volk the special degree of Grand Chan—
cellor of the Exchecquer of the Most ll-
lustrlous Grand Flock of (lenders.
“ "Miran rm"; "' W
Had the gifted and philanthropic edi-
tor of the Sun turned to the account his
own paper gave of the storm in German»
tlcut, he would no longer have wondered
at the delay of the New York and New
Haven railroad management in clearing
the tracks of the snow which had se-
Murderer Scltcele Sent-en-
9 sell this Morning.
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its uses ’l‘ilE corner so
(HUNT A NEW TRIAL.
LW...
. Judge Terrence came in court this
rooming at iiz2i. The first thing he did
was to sentence u vagrant named Duly
from Norwalk to three months in state
prison. States Attorney Fessenden then
moved that us the jury had rendered a
verdict of murder in the first degree in
the Scheele case. that tlieJu-ige sentence
hint. Judge Torn-rice then asked the
prisoner if he had anything to say why
the sentence of death should not be pro-
nounced upon him. Sahel-lc‘aroso, look.-
ing about thesanie as he did while the
trial was in progress, only that his du-
meanor showed that he had prepared
himself for a terrible ordeal, and said:
"I have not much loony. oulythr‘! first
witness that swure told a different story
here than in New Canaan, and I beg the
court a new trial."
Tut: sunrises.
The duty of pronouncing sentence in
any case is a (llfiafln'vi‘tlilr' duty, but it is
i-srwcislly painful ill a case involving the
life of a criminal. ‘
In the wrf’ormam-n of that sob-urn and.
painful duty. tin-court is about to JP
clnre to you if! this public rrmnnrr the
penalty which the l‘lW attaches to the
terrible crime of which you how been
found guilty.
At the prom. at term of this court an
indictment was found again-if. you by
grand jury of this e .outy. charging you
with the crime of monl.r If] the first slu-
grcou . . .
For that crime you Wi‘l’v
jury. Able counsel Was umignml for
your defence, Wilm‘soes m-ri- summoned ‘
for yournt the expense of the State, and .‘
everything that industrious, zealous and ’
skillful couria'rl I'llllllf do far you has:
1 and been
A. it. held a bean halts at their hull on
Washington street. The Post is gaining
a reputation for giving the most sociable
affairs in town and consequently their
subsequent gatherings largely increase.
Over one hundred Werepresent last night.
The Women's Relief Corps were invited‘to
be present on condition that they would
be satisfied with the bill of (are. On for»
mer occasions when the ladies were pres-
ent,elaborhte collations have been preparl
ed.but last night only btmns,biscuits,bard
tack and police .were served. A pipe
was placed at every plate, the ladies
themselves not being excepted in this re.
spear. Considerable time was occupied
at the tables and the female portion of
the company proved themselves rqual,
if not superior to the males.
A price was offered to the lady eating
the most beans but not until the supper
was over was the nature of the present
made known, It was a good sized hustle
and the successful contestant accepted
it as gracefully as though it was a buquet
of flowers. Speaking, singing and a
general good time occupied the hours
until twelve o'clock very pleasantly. it
was a big time and Was much enjoyed.
lair-turn fry k'rsri‘l'lm'u Loe- nls ”The Mid-
. oils: Country.”
A large anilicincc greeted You leH
Lee in the Congregational Church last
evening and spent a pleasant hour and a
half in’ “drilling to hisvdescriptionsof
lilo in China and in looking at the stereo-
scopic views.
The “waiter was evidently anxious to
impress his lwarers with the fact that
flw (‘hinvse wore an enlightened people,
at a time when Europe was} grovsling
in darkness, and [lint they had without
_ any outside aid, unaided by Christianity.
motioned to advance.
Thu views linWrt‘t'l’ Were scarcely likely
5'- » It) itrihr.~.; m» ill-holders with the idea of
i being’ ill Mt zolvauvml state of ms iliz'ition,
% but reutimiml m‘Mrulhe-r of by gone days.
. in fipe'iltlng of the charge ofexclu‘
pill. upon;
trial bl’fun" an Intellrgi-rit and inrptirtinl'
sin-mar generally attributed to thelfhi-
new be mtml various lli'rltltl‘itft'aliii for-
eigner who had gone the!" it: nettle.
C-lflllllll)’ welcomed by the
,governuwnt, how that Welcome hail'
been repaid by treachery. hence, the
. necessity for precaution against invasion
[of camel mini, wrifully,(lulilwratviy :rnel,
: months after enuvu-tmu.
been vino. Alter n full and fair truil
tlialjury ii.i- found. that no the 25th
day of January. l.i-.t pm . you tin-u being
.a—i tlwlflmww nlu not propisvthst any
nation aimli .:verritle llt‘l' as England
‘h’tl’i finite.
lle plintml out the fact that Russia
:wna building a railroad to the north of
{Ithv c-nirlrry, and lwisi ill'r eye on that
fprltl: France has bvr eye on tlwsoutlr.
a...” ...v.,....; . o. ”.15.. .,. gnu t’ on". u ”v...
of your flittllf'r' "forethought. lt'wl; the
life of' Louis Ilruclrr r.
The punishment ml tliu! crimi-
rloullv '
That persons situated tors you are may
have an opportunity to invoke lngiala?
live clettiertcy. the law in.» provided tli
this punishment shall ire intlwto '
less than lWr‘lVr‘ rmi' inure than f‘lln...
H
in takinga retrospective View of the
.- policy of the government in this county
in i if] 1533'}, he thought the churgv of entiti-
"”~ 1 siwnws might more fittingly be applied
l'“ m the {Sorrel States.
The recent introduction of telegraph
3 Wift‘t'i and railroad» he Clllldltlusl't‘tl wars
i'nlcuiotml tn make-n vast change, and
you, prevent you from making «lire fur “bu...” heinous \v inch he pointed
preparation for the fate awaiting you . out. Would make “ pumpkin readjust—
under the rt'llli‘lit-t- of the WIN. li‘" ’ mm! of inlr'flml :iilsir memory.
member as you ll'ilh‘" this plow. that 1 _
you are tillnlr‘l’ :rr‘ntmi'r- of death: that{ “but Supt. iliepard slay»
the day of your rx-‘t'llllon will bau- lll‘l’fl \ Tit» _\‘.r.v York Sun Sunday pulll‘himl
fixed, and in view of this Hilll'lnfl and an I'Xt"'i"ilifl,5l_t’ vermin-um editorial in
awful fact, may it be glvé‘n you to vie- , which it itxfl'flrul m Sillin’litl’it‘" that had
vote so much of} life as remain-r in the ('rlfiitrhlllhlk‘d road been properly
humbly repeating of the great crime . managed it would not have remained
you have committed. and in seeking . blockailul 2m many days last week. A
God's mercy and forgivrvness. ; New llavi-n paper quotes General Supt.
The sentence of the law, and tin- ; Shepard :2. saying that the article was
judgment of the court. is. that you. 5 our growing out of the spite arid jealous.
Jacob Schools, be taken from this place‘ ly whwb the mlitor of the Sun had for
to the place wl use you mow. tolwlrepti l’rvsltlvlil Clark. Mr. Dana was also
in cloite confinement until the Hill" of: WT} friendly to Mr. Wilson. the presi—
execution, and that on the. '2‘.” day of ; n.1,: or uh.- New York and New England,
May, 1889. at the place apifclliv'd by laW. ’ at the now the road was forced into the
to wit, wuhin thi- jflll st Brillgewrl. of “lands of a receiver. Speaking for him-
an eat-loved yard, lir‘th's‘fl the hours of ? m-lt he said that if he ever spent a labor-
ten o'clock, fllft'flllllfl, and tow o'clock. : ions and n'rillwrl week it was the one
afternmm. of that tlfi)’. you ll? hflllKl‘d‘jllsl passed. He stated that the New
by the neck until you an- dead. and may 1 York division of the Consolidated recetv.
GU“ have "W“?! 0" 3")!" Wul- 3rd ‘lll' brunt' of the storm. At many
hut. BAILEY MAD}: IIAI'I'Y. places the ilrifts were as deep as 35 feet.
"a Is Presented “in. run» than no. tum M “m'm’ hm“ ""3" "a”. "n" "f “MW
Pam," [mm "rm”,mm f or depth and fully 800 feet in length. in
W. S Bailey is hm“, from n lecturing; his flliXie'l)’ for the Welfare of the pos—
tour. He llflfl been doing more ef‘ln'tive 3 White". and to l5" the "ad". cleared. he
gospel ‘pmpflancc work in “VKWSW‘K. gund other officials were corrstantly on
Pa., and before lm'flm be mm mm“, "m; band night and day. 0m.- nlght be
recipient of several gifts, an account of i “will“ “9" "V" Mu” "WP U" 0"” 0! the
which is given in the following notices l 1m"! “"“chu‘ “‘ m" “elm" A“ “WNW"
from the News of that place: era that could be obtained were employ-
Last evening after prayer "Wm“.«l and set to work at clearing the trucks
about “engrave friends 0, W. S. f at the first opportumtymnd neither time
Bailey, the temperance “mm", MN," | our exrmnso- was saved in endeavorrngtc
bled in the parlor in f; Lynn's fl'rlidcllcei bring back the old order of thingsas
on Burma Vistaslr‘, rand premrtml hi n ”W'” “" rmslble.
with a fine $40 suit of clothes.
Mr. Bailey was yesterday made the fe-
cipient of a beautiful oil painting on
white satin, for his wife, reprewnting a
dove with a banner in his bill. The ban-
ner is appropriately inscrihod: For t ind,
and Home and Native Land." lt wits
Let/nu undue confidence on your part,
that stuck clemency writ in» r-xtlrmlmi to
... w...” as"... -
L-ist night about quarter of seven two
rough-i stood on the corner of lower
Main and llenry street, gloriously drunk.
One of them who was not quireasdrunk
“as the other, was trying to pacify his
. . , , corrirade. who persisted in swearing
given by “P" ham.“ ”I” 1' 'M M'L' ioudiv and disturbing all those in the
church, firework being ""M'b-V 3““ Iduil‘llrlglilmfllohd. He proclaimed empbsv
”up!” 0'. nglwld “we" iticaily, but not without a great deal of
Mr. Bailey wrll probably start minor. swearing that he was a bad man. The
row to fill another engagement of live man ”can“ ,0 bare a regular srsenll
”"h" "' ”"9990": "m‘ "‘8‘“ i" with him, an only delight being in
Pittsburg, one night in lllmionguhelu I ”hm ing his weapons to ",9 small on)",
City.ons week in Steubcnvilleand "Marlin had congregated “,0", the ",0.
sleek a't Washington, N' J” . ,u” m" At the sight of an officer who had been
.0" '9 “F”-.°'“‘3_ .?f_."..h,i’¥.'.'§“' attracted by the noise, both the men fled.
Meeting of the Republican Club.
They have not been heard from since.
Last evening the Young Men's Repub— and tho ohlcer does not know all"?
head Club met at the cities of John u. of the party. ‘
Light. A few changes were made in the
constitution and by-lsws and several
signatures were added to the roll. The
greatest difficulty the club lshavinrrls
tbesscnrlug of suitable quarters. They
have several in view and will probably
Steamer Columbia fluid.
The Knickerbocker Steamboat Co.
havesold the steamer Columbia to the
Bay Ridge Steamboat 00.. Baltimore,
Maryland. and the scarf started {0?
rumbled there-“W
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and some place during the week. Baltimore. Saturday.
The Adams expresstrum that passes
through this city at 11.00 p. In. killed a
man near llarnum‘s winter quarters in
Bridgeport last night. The News says
that the body was found on the track,
portly between the rails and partly out-
side. The remains presentedu sickeuv
ing spectacle. The back of the bead
had been crushed in and the unfortunate
man's brains were sputtered over his
face and clothing. His right arm was
horribly mangled. as was also his left
leg. Ills clothes were torn to shreds and
from head to foot the body wuss mass“
of blood. gravel and flesh. As soon as
the remains had been arranged in as
good shape as possible, the 12:17train
was signalled to stop and the body was
placed in the baggage car. There was
nothing in his "messiah by which to
identify him.
run FIRST rssranrmus’r.
Not Spring Poetry this Time but Never-
thelnla ls l’llriful Attempt.
We ask the pardon of our readers for
printing the following poem on “Disap-
pointment," as our spring poetry editor
has not put in an appearance sineotbc
snow blockade. The author of the
effusion evidently feels what bewrites.
He sends it for publicatron but as we
know him well we withhold his name.
We have read it through, and are still
alive. Whether you can be as success-
full, of course we do not know. Here it
is: :.
pisat'mtx'rwm'l‘.
My friend was a fair young girl with golden hair and
eyes of blue;
llvr ruler was as period a. a trintmn sunm'r glow.
ffcr disposition at that lirm: I thought in keeping
With thr- whole:
But how rusty-s- what
i lltmlglil use Howl, oillmn'
than half was gull.
Wlwn are no: were togetlwr my «wry =1 are rook
WIUL’.
Ami: l-mkul upim my future a: a uni combo-died
t ting;
llut slw t'rl‘t rneotlasnnc would a out which is
ours and out of style,
And look to uuotlu'r fellow who had slugger hiiia
l {vol her soft arms around me. her leases on my
lips.
But awake alas, to find it but a phantom kiss.
on God in heaven, lnok down tint-tight upon my and
dispair,
And mm me summit in battle through this world
of wrrow and sore.
Music “it".
Those funniest of minstrels. Thacher,
l’rimrosedc West, supported by a host
of tlw lime! minstrel talent of Europe and
Arm-rim, will appear at Music Hall next
Saturday evening in a. or w and brilliant
prngrnrnum. What llioth is to tragedy
and llnrnum to test shows, so are T. l’.
d: W. in mm-trelsy—tlte leaders. They
everywhere prurient an entertainment
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frequently delighted the mo-troplis with
its completeness. if you wish to in-
Ills 6th! Birthday.
Last night at their hall on the draw-
bridge the (lerrnunin Sacrigerbund cele-
brated their 9th anniversary, and at the
some time and place jolly, fat and good
natured Michael Becker celebrated his
mid birtlnluy.- A large number of people
were presentfind enjoyed themselves as
Germans always do. Refreshments were
served both in liquids and solids and
each member of the Sacrigerbuud vied
with the other as to who could be the
most generous to their guests. Mr.
Becker seemed to be here, there and
everywhere at the same time. ‘
Heine's orchestra furnished music for
dancing and Louis Altenbrandt of New
Milford pronrpled.’ A great many of
those present availed themselves of the
good music and the excellent prompting
and spent the time in dancing, while
others not at the small tables in the hull
and smoked, chatted, drank beer and ate
sandwiches. Vocal music was rendered
by the Saengerhuud, The Shehcrd‘s
Hymn and a German drinking song
which they sang were loudly applauded.
The festivities were kept up until the
small hours this orning and all went
home in a merry ante of mind.
Mr. D'Artrrln’ Ito Ilnlrtccncc of the Storm.
(1. fl. D'Artois called us one side yes-
terday afternoon and gave us the Infor-
mation that during the late storm 3 pear
on a tree in his yard stood the force of
the severe wind and was a wonder to all
who saw it. Such a story at ouch
elecited our closest attention but after
qualifying his statement the complexion
of the story was altogether changed.
It was an old dried up pear, but it is a
satisfaction to Mr. D'Artois to know
that it blnssunrml and grow on the tree
where it now is. He will have to try
again if he intends to equal some of the
reports that We have already printed.
So! Much.
In SouthNorwalk the horse cars rc-
sumed running before the week was out.
a circumstance indicating either that
the snowfall was not as great asin this
city orthat it did not pile up in such
formidable drifts.——Bridgeport Farmer.
While South Norwnlk does not wish
to claim any more of the recent storm
ltban it really had, it must take excep-
tlorr tothe ’armer’s reasoning indicating
that there-Was less snow here than in
Bridge-port. The only reason we can
give why the street cars Were running
here before the close of ti: week, is
that in this particular case at least South
Norwailr showed more enterprise than
Bridgeport. ,
4 w 0.... team "runny." ,
Sonwsut, (foam, March 19th. 1883.
crater your Wt'lilfll with laughter, don't 3
fail to see this America's representative}
ruinstn-l organization.
.\rs Appeal. I
I, Will those to whom the Free, Will Lil-i
fering envelopes have been sent, please‘
b ing or r‘r'l'lil them to the leader of the;
Wednesday evening meeting to be held ‘
at the (Tllrigregntronnl (inurch, March:
21.4.- f'KAruru'n, fr-llow citiZens. in us;
harem this city a gram] rally for theI '
cause of (Earl. and Home ital Native;
land, an! int thi: be a grand runes ruwt. i
log, where party spirit shall be laid aside!
and the trim-aw of believing prayer;
ascend to God. that lie will stop thel
awful tideof irttetnpemnce that is sweep- j
ing :40 many of our boys into the saloon, E
and down to a drunkard's grave. Don't
forget to s. ml the Free Will Ofl'cring en-
Veltipvs. M. .i. BARBER. l
Salvation Army Banquet.
The closing rum-ting of the special
seriesut the barracks ol"tbe Salvation
Army in this city last night. was well
attended. The army mud» n parade
pri-Viuus to the grand jubilee meeting
and their exliortutmns and musical in-
strument-t on thr- square. attracted a
large crowd. They then proceeded to?
the barracks where an interesting ll'lt't’l'
ing was held. The banquet between
5:30 to 7:30 o'clock was a pleasant affair.
The series of special meetings were suc-
cessfully hold, and th.- corps in this city
In" realize a neat, sum‘ from them.
The Little Ones Enjoy Themselves.
Little Bessie Crofnt celebrated herili
birthday Saturday afternoon between 2
and 5 o’clock by havinitn number of
her young friends at her home on High
street. They played games and beds
lovely time. The following children
were present: Edna Baker. Florence
and Ruth Kendall. Aggie Golden. Free
man Minion. lrving Light, llarry Jen-
nings. Freddie Coleman, Allie Seymour,
Mattie Duty, [noise Smith, Minnie
Knapp, Harvey and Frankie Crow.
District Ll'onvcn‘tlon. w '
There will be a District Convention of
the Sons of Temperance in Bridge
port, on Thursday the 29th of this month.
During the afternoon of the above day
there will be is business meeting of the
members of the order in Sons of Temper-
ance Hall. llurlbutt's Block. State ntreol,
Bridgeport, end in the evening there
will be a temperance mass meeting in the
Methodist Church.
(lander crab Ball.
The blizurd and other things have
tended to detract somewhat from the
important event of the Gander Club hall
for the benefit of the library. several
subscriptions, however,have been added.
the full list of which will be published
in Saturdays issue. The full will take
plans on the evening of April 8th, and
single tickets will be gladly supplied by
' the wound was dressed.
any mambsrs of tits club.
Editor Evening Sentinel: Dear Sir:—
in to days issue you say that Hope Hose
i ‘0. was the only one that turned out to
the fire at MLWhetmure's this morning.
Bless-e correct in tomorrow's issue.
Phoenix Engine Co. loaded their hose in
t‘hiet Engineer l’rowitt’s wagon and
were at the fire long before the Hope ('o.
and if their serviclm were needed would
«have had first water on the lire.
Yours truly, l’rmrtxtx.
Ilia "and Burned.
Frank llumout, one. of the finishers in
flay mom] 5: (Iomstm'k's factory, burned
his hand very badly this morning. He
was at the tire where the slugs are heat-v
ed. and had taken the slug out of the
shell and was puttinga red hot one in
when it slipped out of flashing and fell,
striking on the hand in which he held
the shell, burning it very badly. Some
of the shopmstes took him home where
it is thought
that he will [098 his band.
Arr Arispiclona Opening.
The Boston dry goods store in the bor-
ough openrd yesterday afternoon and a
lady who visited it said she never saw
such a crowd in it store in Norwalk be-
fore in herlife. She said she was fif‘
tern minutes getting the length of the
store. and tin-n it was only by elbowing
and crowding that she got the length of
it at all.
w. C. 'r. l'. ‘
The union meeting at the Congrega-
tional church, Wednesday evening, he»
longs to every temperance man, woman
and child. Come one, come all; let the
house be full.
Ladies of the W C. '1‘. U. don’t forget
your “Free Will Offering." Send in
your envelope if you can't possibly come.
The llngmlly Hoard l'rosn.
Charles Youngs of Cranberry Plains,
says that after the recent storm there
was a bank of snow opposite his house
that nearly covered a maple tree which
is 35 feet high, and the tree standing at
that. Charles can't tell a big story
either.
llsrhor Approprlatlons.
The amounts given below are said to
be about what Connecticut will receive
from congress for harbor improvements:
For improvement of the breakwater at
New Haven. $25,000; for improving
harbor at New Haven. 912.000; improv~
in: harbor at New London, £2,000. vim-
provihg harbor at Bridgeport. $18,000;
improving harbor at Black Rock.
$5,000; improving hsrbor st Norwalk,
02.000;
Starrington. 810.000. Total for the stats,
0
.. a- WWW... . m n... M“.
if milieu: was s specific for anyone
complaint. than Carter's Little Lives
Pills are a megs]: sick headache. and
every woman know this. Only
one pill a dose.
a
improvement of harbor at a
unnorrovw m fitJ’anl's Church o mum two.
Pu'lllmlrlti.~ a. .i.. Ion of laser! In. Ham-
lng. residin on those street. died this martial
age? mom a.
Boarders Wanted. .
" ENTIJKilllN or ladies. can ohtsln board .
( l applying to ' P. I. 1’1ch b,
razolw Chestnut art.
’ Y ' " H To Rent.
uprss of origami-“rm nfirnrsir. letters
I “3 Wm“! .. w . o
m" p" nelson "si.
1
Wanted. ,
])Alll of second hand andirous, c .
wé‘rr s'b'r'r’ rot.
rnl'l 1w Waylon.
To Rent.
Fills? and third floors in a large house on West
Avenue. all modern improvements. Pun-isle-
ed or unfurnished.
stir Inquire at this oflae.
George II. Underlslll
8 now in town selling Household tics for
. cash or by installments at prices yond m-
petition. Parties desiring harping can call at lo.
ill Raymond St ,City.. ”1
Houses To Rent.
‘Bl'lRALnewringie houses on 'f'olles
t With modern im smears. New rsady ftw
occupancy. apply toJOBN B. KNAPP. 7”!
Building Stand For Sale. '
ounces left with 5.3. Raymond. foot of fluvi-
land street, for building sand from my ball
will be thankftrll rcwlvcdand out It
to. mill} ' G .lpugKBl-IB.
Strut,
Dlssolsllfon.
VOTICZ is herein given that the
h
I). L. llantord, under the firm name of Baldwin &
llsnford was. dissolved by mutual cement on
Thursday. March 1. lliiih‘.
The business will be continued byD. L. Bantam,
who Will settle the affairs of the lawful.
3J1. BALDWIN,
mun
Basrltorwnik,flarcbl.1838. ' ' '
mares, trslsc Non
' ms Misfits LANDIE‘i of Boston. more
in "AIR WORK, will beloated at the la-
twain-mo llotei for the next 10 days where gig will
take orders on all kinds of Hair Work. tchcs
.W_—_~
o
full Wigs a e lolly.
The ladies lave a full line of Toilet Articlcs Illu-
nfacrurr-d by themselves and warranted.
flair Cutting and shntnpooing from 4 to 8 at the
rooms, ; Ichlilfw
For Sale. .
COMMODIOlisi residence on Elmwood Ive.
contain! all the modern improvementswfth
oodcsrri ouseandmbleonthcmbcmfa’
s. also as. mils: house on Bavlland
. . street. only
raining the usual city conveniences. flair: of
AYLOR 3. GOLD
Real Estoteand Exchange nounsm ,usudsi' Wash-
ingress
”Braces MAKING
—.tKD-'
PURCHASING sensor.
Mrs. J. A. Decker
in “$3613“ Effie-12265;. therivzifb' conduct 3
pure sing age-n . ‘ thersto r personal t-
raction in new {idling Wednesday. '
orders for Dreastnaki .. or drain materials of any
kindsgll'fmlll be address to her.
i
Box on, South Novwalk.
WANTED. —A machine operator and learners.
. enemies.
Ditfé’ é " fiLLL,
Mch. 24th, Saturday Ev’ng, Dish. 24.
The World's Greatest Minstrel Organization
Thatcher,
Primrose,
& West’s.
45 Great Artists 45
Carter the management of HENRY J. SAW.
Minstrelsy that is not a Chestnut.
singers and musicians appear in warm face end
men and comedians in sue: face; all attired in the
brilliant costumes of the French Directory of ms.
An unparalleled presentation
of dazzling splendor.
Thoreau several good minetrei companies in the
country but Thacher. Mfume I. “at ME I
the prone-ion."-N. Y. timid. y “a
Reserved seats now on tale at Ifnyt's andGregnvy’s
Drug Stores.
1
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s
Dr. W. W. Clark'.
ILLUSTRATED LEc‘l'tltIE.
"oval: ran am so or.» annuals."
a: v. M. c. a. llhll.ch. Bel-g. arms at
Admission. 250ml.
s Burlesque on the initiation of a m into a
m hosiery.
MUSIC .‘IIAJJL,
08
Tuesday Evening, April 3,1888.
’ ' l'ndcr the am of
Butler Lodgo. I. 0. 0. P.
Admission, 5. Colts.
can fumed without r ham after
12 o'clock noon. 'f'hurvrlaynflzvch as. l’tmflg‘t'wd
LYCEUM THEATRE,
NEW YORK.
23s er. and room an.
Datum. momma may
run- ans. aims" mm s.
The mfim Bean.
1119 Wife .
n.
Dal-cs as n. c.
mmnin..."““' aim
3m “in . Mouton. '
w. an ores yaw
9'15; sari. iiissfl.
a n
o
madeover,sml horn Combings. Gray Work and .'
heretofore existing between I. Ti. Haldvvl: ~
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