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SOUTH NORWALK, CONN., TUESDAY, APRIL 3, 1888.
- ' 1 ‘ ' cllctiu‘i‘lilit ,
~ g , 5“ Average for Week Ending lltrtli 24th t.
-‘» _ 1732 Per Day.
PRICE TWO CENTS.
Amount at Oysters Exported to Envoy.
tar week ending starch :ll. tans.
malls saunas
”vertical 1.”
r .. .e
t! ..
tibia " In
State oi Nevada
Glasgow
.. "w ...---.- ___w - 5.15
Wont“ ”Indiu-
For Wednesday. in New England,
warmer, lair weather, iollowed by light,
variable winds.
'l‘IIIi LOCAL BBIEI‘S.
High tide to-tnorrow 5.27; low tide
12.15.
San riaeshma. tn.;sunsets62l p in
Read the school tax notice in another
column.
Annie and Minnie Knapp are visiting
iriends in New Haven.
Frank E. smith and Henry Cornell
went lishing up to kind Pond again to-
day. m-
Fred Mitchell, ex~night operator at the
depot, is in town today seeing his
friends.
Hi. Henry‘ a boudour car was taken to
New Milford this morning on the liones-
toriic It. It. __ .--
-P. J. Couriers is selling good cologne
at wholesale or retail.
Henry Schauh oi this city and Mary
deluli oi the borough Dill bemarricd
on the 26th
During the month of April the grocery
stores oi this city will cloee at I. "30
o'lncloc p. m. w-..»
Owing to a leak In the gas main in the
borough last night no gas could be had
in the anbmlgifl’fl'fl“
Julius Becker and Fritz flunkemie
will celebrate a double wedding about
the second week in May.
l). J. Devinerchrringe painter of the
borough, has removed from Knight
street to Becker's old store.
Another lot oireleva‘ted railroad en-
ginea passed through this city I‘ll route
for New York, last evening.
-—Boys wanted to sell the Evening
Sentinelin the borough. Apply after
school at Sloan’s news stand.
Patrick Slattery's two dogs "Ginger"
and "Moscow" killed a large muskrat on
the bridge, uptown, last night.
To- night Old W ll Lodge works the
first degree. An oyster supper will he
the closing feature oi the occasion.
A number irom this town will attend
the reception to be given by the Stamv
ford High school on Friday evening.
—-The Famous Gilt Izklge Chowder at
Campbell's old stand.
The flat Review on. month publishes
the article In full from the Sentinel re—
Coroner Holt went to Bedding this
morning to hold an inquest on the body
of Mrs. Ubbertson. which was found on
Sunday. ,
Mire Julia E. Byxbee was one at the
guests at the reception given by St.
Elmo Commandery in leriden on Good
Friday.
The executive and advisory commit-
tees oi the Young Men’ s Republican club
meets this evening at the ofiicc oi John
H. Light.
Judson a Sauerwien have bought the
meat market oi Ad Durand on Main
street. They will make gieat improve-
ments in it.
P. C. Clune told a Sentinel reporter
yesterday that he and Gus llines found
S87. 00 in the old cellar next to It Slain
street, yesterday.
Five barges loaded with coal arrived
last night. Three ior lit-«kn uptown,
one for John B Ferns and one for Ray-
rrroud Brothers.
lire. Sarah K. Staci-s has taken
oi the liorwalk Hotel in place
of D. K. Beldeti, who will take control
oi the Dorian House. .
The schooner John 0. Perry sailed
Saturday ior Amboy, New Jersey, ior
clay tor tbepottcry. Assoonasshera-
turns work will he resumed.
A lamp exploded in lira. Pawcett’ s
milllaery store, uptown, last uight.The
fire alarm was rung, but no damage was
done except giving the occupants oi the
store a bad scare.
—-0eorp8.0rcgory hasjuatreceived
several aewsnrrsys, pbaetouaad side
hars,at hisliorwnlklivevyttabls. Push
eta-turnoutsofallkittds. Bettereqaip-
pedstabtsthaasvsr iorsaasonoi w.
Il'hlssvsrtiugswastingtiithtisuxiliary
society to the Aararieanllrauetiotths
chlllibionswill beheldlnthschnpsl
.uit dthvllopelloseballlast night.
store will reside in Sherwood a house on
Camp street. llis turniture arrived yes—
wi laps: Sexton fourth, 85min». 1.5 laps.
Mire Susie Fairfax of l’hilsdelphiv.ll ll
visiting her sister in this city.
Dr. W. it. tallies??? itiitoni attend-
Tba beater' In the almshotise to finished
sad so tar gives good satlaiaclion.
Itisa Fannie II. 110wa oi Brooklyn.
N. Y. is visiting iriends in this city.
Frank Walsh oi Spring Hill. who has
been sick ior quite awhile, isvery low
today.
A pound party will he held at the Ite-
iorm Room on Elizabeth street Friday
evening. “we”.
Marvell & [.110th have moved
into the new building they have erected
on Washington street.
The. body oi lire. Tallmadge Baker
was taken to New York this morning on
the 10.20 train ior interment.
The election of bill-Qua the First II.
E. Sunday school was postponed i rout
last night until a future date.
Members oi Con—I'pdny D are being
notified that a Court Martial will be held
at the Armory on Fri lay evening.
—Ext calasaya if .
“dis.
ti. 1'). Rodgers oi the borough is minus
the end oi one finger. Cause, playing
with Ambler & Sammie step stone.
the pint at Plais—
John Hartley. ioruierly oi the borough
and Kate Kerr were married Sunday in
the church oi St. Agnes, New \'.ork
The sale of Eaiter flowers was much
larger than ever this year. The demand
for them could not begin to be supplied.
Miss Clara satellite who he“ been
visiting her sister in this city. returned
tuber home In Brooklyn this morning.
Mr. O'Gorman oi the Boston drygoods
terday,
The bodies oi Rev. liart P. Peace and
his wile were In.erred to—day. which is
the titty-second anniversary oi their
marriage.
The democrats elected everything at
the spring election in Bridgeport yester-
day. In Hartiord the republican tizket
was elected.
Prof lions Banach of New Milford will
assume the leadership of the ticrmania
Seengerhund the lust of this month or
the first of May.
——For the first time since the blizsard
Geo. 8. 80th can supply Photograph
Views oi that memorable event upon
receipt of order.
Tomorrow afternoon. the annual
meeting oi the W. (I. T. U. will be held
at the rooms oi the reform association
on Elizabeth street.
Last night’s polo games resulted as
follows: In New Haven—New Haven I.
Bridgeport 4: in Meiiden—Mcrislcn 2.
Hartford 7. Tit-night lloriden plays at
New Haven and Hartford at Waterbury.
The turn-val services or: the.- lat-I Wil-
liam Sheffield was held at his late resti-
deuce in East Norwalk, this afternoon.
Rev. Mr. lit-woof the Brat Avrnnecburch
ofllcistcd. Interment took place in the
East Norwulk cemetery.
l". S. Lyons, Jr In South Nora-.rrlk is
at present employed on Dr. Wilr' at
Medical Monthly. Fred is as bright as s
new gold dollar, and throws the movable
alphabet In a manner that would sur-
prise Mr. Somebody' .I electric type- crick-
er. -—-Danbury Register.
“Old Sport" Compsna oi Bridgeport
won the twenty sen-n hour race in the
Amount rink, Saturday night with a
scoreoi "3 miles 13 laps: llanlcy wound.
108 milesdlups;Stokal third. 102 miles
The prtz a were S'lh, SSS. S20 and Slit.
The district convention oi the Sons oi
Temperance will be held in the remnant
Concord Division, Gazette building,
Friday alteration. April 6th commenc-
ing st 20 'clock. Olllcers ot the Grand
Division are expected to be present. and
s large attendance Is desired.
Ill. Henry's Ilastrnla.
Iii. flenry' s ntinstrels gave one oi the
best, ii not lttebsst min~tn~l pl'infllle
ance of the m. at Music Hall last
night. The that part was notable ior its
superior vocal and instrumental music
and theirsshuemoi the end- anon 's jokes.
The second part c WWI“! runny pleas
tug features, and all souniiorm in ex-
cellence that any psrticulorising
uecesssry.1'hey can all hegrou is
the nourishment-first rate in song,
dance, centurion. characterisation, jag-
gtiiig or humorous delineation. lir.
ileurysmpany ranks A Ha. l. and we
inthh
think can, without any narration, be
the best oi many excellent ones
which be has managed. The vocal
gut-rem alone I- worth the pricatrf nt-
Iulmton. So also In Prof. Walter
By de's violin palms-me. sad
Ir. Henry’s comet solo ranks as
well. The cultural-titans malts lots at
inn and do it without clients at any
kind. There knoll-lug to condemn!
«niche already in the whole pertain»
wumutruratujmn mmutnnymmnmm Whimsical-aw out...
hi dank. Thv"Iarv (hbow'l h the “pay will return and play at the wan“ ”m Will- ”“1““!-
Ias-t vessel thatcveraahadcdiaihh on also, i‘nrwalk, tr-omorrow m mm“ "fail;
W- Sb- iusdndstlnashsrt‘sl’eiut, night. Indonght lobegreetod withsn dot ' Ashhn‘stvsmlitu NV
mass-summarise- aaltsass attire titer-II capacity attire ”hwy...“ gum
stSwsksad-rrivadhnsoallatardsy. brew. ”y'all“.
COCSCII. HEI'I'IIG.
Twelve o'clock when All the Business
was Transacted
The Board oi Councilmen had an Illl'
usually large amount oi new to
transact at their regular ing last
night. It was twelve o'clock when the
Board adjourned.
Bills amounting to 8944. (I2 were orderv
ed paid.
Petition of Charles W. Smith ior abslc'
merit oi his flarshal street sewer amena-
ment was referred to special committee
courteihuwi Farringtou and Grows.
The Water Comm-avioners were direct.
ed to lay s water pipe through Prospect
street, to connect with Day and Water
street.
The Telephone 00. asked for the priviv
lege oi erecting poles on Pine Island
street. It was allowed under direction
oi the street committee.
A petitimi to build an addition lot}. 1’.
Tolles box factory was'referred to com
mittee on fire department.
Permission was given J. B. Raymond
to move the house on flsntord Place
to his lot on Union street.
It was voted to call a city meeting on
the evening oi the 12th.
A bill at ”13.09 lroor Henry Sey-
mour for damage to bits cellar by water
was reierred to councilman Fox.
Voted. that the note of S1,!!!) due
March 9th, he paid.
Parties interested in th layout oi
Water street appeared, and it was voted
thst the street be laid out to Burritt are. »
Voted that the sewer be laid on Chapel
street to Cedar street.
Voted to lay sewer through 'l'olles St.
irorn Day to Water street.
Petition oi B. Adams relative to lay-
ing water pipes through Pine Island
street was taken from the table and the
matter was referred to special commit:
tee Fox and S nith.
Voted to adopt "It: map oi Wood St.
as presented to the council.
Voted that a contract he made with
the Electric Light Co. for the the two
lights stationed near Noah & Bro.'s store
and at the depot. -
"We Us and to."
The Philadelphia Times says oi Mea—
tayer's company that is to: be at the
Opera House next Thursday evening:—
“Wc, Us A: Co.” at the Arch.——.William
Ilealayer has been connected with balia
dozen extravagant comedy productions
since he receded from ”The Tourists"
Company. but in ncrte has he appeared
to so good advantage as he did in his
new farce "We, Us tCa. " at the Arch
Street Theatre last night. The plot of
“We, Us & Co.” is mflimsy astheatorics
oi most contemporaneous forces are. but
so much new and upraariousiy funny
business is introduced, and the situations
are so eflective that the spectntors were
delighted. The inn iroi the boisterous
kind, nodes the players enter heartily
into the spirit oi their work, the retinitis
exceedingly happy The play is built
upon a remarkable partnership existing
between a quack doctor and a Western
veterinary surgeon. Their patients are
quartered at a an litarium known as Mad
Springs, where roost oi the funny scenes
are laid. Mr Mestayer is supported by:
company oi clever artisu.
Pickle Party.
Printed invitations were circulated
among the young people oi Sorwalk,
that ran something like the followingz~
SURPRISE PARTY.
You are invited to. attend a surprise,
tendered to Miss tit her home on
St., on Monday err , April 2nd.
1888. at 8 o'.clock Each one invited has
been requested to bring reireshnienta.
Y our share will be pickles.
I? K .
PS.——Keep it dark.
The snap did'not work. The tables
were turned and instead oi the April
Fools getting iooletl the tool was iooled
himself, for the larger part oi the recip.
tents of the invitations concluded. with
the help oi the young lady upon whom
the jobs was played, to have a party
with the surprise a l on the other side .ii
the house. It was kept very dark
Pickles were stored at 945 and a very
enjoyable time was reported by all hands.
Prom
03! WHO rims» TD ”rm IT ”All "
Inpn Ilene Annual loll.
Ousoithsmostpteassatevcntsot the
lstasistsatau.
Kawpwmpresv
partoithecven‘nig.
tastsiully mustard
'anpisa'saat lsatniaoithewllwl
wasthe prmratatlontoflopcllosn
relic Engine Companyoi It‘llord
every hasnarercoatsrrnmstedoa
a handsome stand. ’l‘lisbatl parental
without thslsssttbiugtowarltsplsas.
urssad flops Bass cannot lie too highly
complimented on themenasoi their an-
anal.
awiul storm. I tell you what it is boys,
drops but in buckets full. I thought the
torce oi the rain would crush the house.
see that in the valley below me, or their
and lightning as I never saw before,
commenced about then. Everything
a while when the lightning lit every-
,must go,sol set to worktorig uparsft
some old boards and tore down some
getber the best I could. i ran into the
3bread andabottlc oi old Mediord rum
old yellowdog I used to have and got
set it on tire. I could see It was burning t
. storm held on as near as I could judge
‘ worse the sun commenced to shine and
dog, took the lust drink oi Medical,
and a delicious coolness coming over me
and l
in» clubiuschorusastheyleancd for-
] badwsrit to sleepon and struck ray
Zhend ona bench and that my wits was
:thlnfllllfl water in my teen. A silence
Kiel! over the club which was not broken
law
Ill announces! (ll-Ills
The Storyaaltwastollhy the Secretary
lad Friday.
Well. said them-shawl: out
hiapipeand llllwlitJahit goiugtotell
at something that is in imaginationwu
I am yoiagtotellatrusstory. andot a
ireahet that happened a year can last
spring luatowuin Connecticut that I
lived in than. Thereliad not beenany
soowtospeakoi that winter, butiathe
spring an awiul rain stars: commenced.
I lived inahouse thatwasupoatopoi
quiteahillsud aaforfeariugauydangrr
tbntwaslthc last thought that entered
toy mind. . Therein storai commenced,
sslwasgoingtosaymntheaotbday oi
llarcb. ”By gnm.”said the president,
“that must have been two years age to—
day.” Exactly. raid the secretary,hut
don’t interrupt ms. It commenced to
rain about seven in the morning and by
ten not adropoidryland was to be
seen for miles around as. We might
have been out upon the ma as where
we were. Every house in the valley be-
low nsbsd beenswept awsyin that
the ”that Inch, 1“, I shall never
forget. On that morning rain fell as!
never saw it tall beiore and i hope I
never shall again. It came down not in
By eleven olclock the "kr’l’ had reached
within ten ieet oi the house and l codld
nearly level with me, that the seas were
running mountain high and the wind
blowing a hurricane and such thunder
grew as dark as midnight except once in
thing up bright. i thought the end oi
the world bed come, and] sawthehouse
of some kind. I had to hurry as every
minute was an hour to me then. I got
doors in the house and nailed them to
house and snatched a ham and a loaf oi
which I threw on the rait, called that
on myself and waited tor the waterto
float it. While I stood on the rait
waiting there came a terrific crash oi
thunder followed by a blinding glare oi
lightning which struck the houseand
but just then there came an awiull
deluge oi water which floated the raft:
and l was swept away, but the house
bland up brightly and in less than five
minnteaitlind totally disappeared. As
1 Walnut!!! mii‘thorcenewasooe
that is beyond me to describe. Nola
sign oi land could be seen as for as the
eye could reach. Trees, lumber, and
furniture swept by me in large quanti'
ties and I thought the earth had been
totally swept away and me and the dog
was the only living beings on that vast.
sheet of water. It still motioned to be
dark, except occasionally lit up by the;
lightning. Which way I was going ll
could not tell, and I did not care much,
it was all the same to me. The rain
about ten dare. I hail no way oi telling
the time. I had managed to sustain life
all this time on the loaf oi bread and
the old Medici-I, as the him was washed
oil' of the rail the first lay After it
stopped ruining it still kept dark tor a
day or two. i had not thought anything
about water to drink until then as there
had been plenty on every side oi me,
but upon reaching over the side I found
to my horror it was salt. Where I was
I did not know, where without a drop to
drink or anything to rat and to make it
in an hour it was daylight again and the
sun shining down on me and everything
as dry as could be. I lookcd around me
and could are many shins but all too iar
away from to be of any aid to me. I
shared my last crust oi bread with the
gave .uyseli up ior lost, threw myselt
down on the raft. which was the but I
remember until I lelt a sudden shock
opened my eyes and ionnd~
”What?" exclslnied all the members of
ward in expectawy. That it was all a
drenninnd I hsdfallnuoii thechsir that
untilamotionwssmadethat Ihesecrc-
‘tsryheflvedonedollar tor tellingatrue
story. Themetioawasputtovotaand
carried suds-sad" tookalarge tin
pailsad went dawn to the corner at
~Wsrhtagtoastrast and hrengbtithsck
fall oiambw colored soda water. A
rulswss then passed thatsayateatber
rchtlsg a dream should bellaed two
dollars iortlislist cleans and expelled
from the club for the second. After
coltsetiagthemontblyduesthsclab ado
journal! until Aprils at which than
another storywlll be told. The prew-
dcat will notifythaeiuboi thstlaic.
remiss oi the containment in already
assured as thssslcci tickets line been
down to his ears.
The (foul-g Yacht Inn.
A News reporter interviewed Prank
Hitchcock, on nor of the yacht Rival, last
night in regard to the much talked oi
race between his boat and tlemienm-
at, owned by Commodore Francis Bur-
ritt. lt wasdecided yesterday afternoon 0
that the match should take place Jun-'7.
Mr. Hitchcock said that ii Capt. Ed.
Sturdevant, his sailing master. can get
ready before that he would not object to
an earlier date. The race will be sailed
oil Bridgeport harbor, eight miles to
windward or leeward and return, and
must be sailed within four hours. The
boats are to start equal, no allowance oi
time to be made by either boat. the one
that crosses the line that to be declared
the winner. The Professional will he
sailed under the supervision ot’ Mr.Weber
oi South Norwallr,snd the other best we
will be under the care at Capt. Edward
Sturdevaut. At theconierence held year
terday by those interested in thence the
understanding was that it they wish to
chaugethedateoi theracetheycnn do
so, but the probabilities are they will not.
A “Ivery lively and close contest ieexpect-
(«L—Bridgeport News. '
Pollen ch... Itseoru.
Oilicer Hedden went to the hollow
this morning and arrested James Dougan corner of
ior drunkenness. He was arrested last 1.
week ior drunkenness.
Thomas flammaidrg :13 arrested last
night for vagrancry by Ollicer lledden.
Last night John Sugar was arrested
ior drunkenness. These three were be
fore Judge Knapp this morning.
In the month of March there were 33
men arrested. Twenty- two oi these
were for drunkenness and the remainder
iorvagrancy and breach of peace. This
is the largest number oil arrests that
have been made in a month ior some
years.
Thought Ills Heart Might be It Little
Swallnd.
This morning one of the steady board-
ers at a near by hotel after an early
breakiast took by mistake a traiisieut's
stoveprpe but some four sizes the small,
leaving his own in place. The transient
looked in vain ior his tile, and finally
put on the only stovepipc lei t and went
tothe oilice ior redress with that bat
Alter looking about
the steady boarder was found and an
exchange made. The steady one said in
explanation that he thought the hat a
little tight but supposed that his head
might be a little swelled.
Methodist Conference. I
The reports of church work to receive
specinlattentiou at the iortieth session
oi the New York East wuieren‘ce, which
will be held in Middletown this week,
are as lollows: Wednesday, Woman’s
Home missionary; Thursday, Woman's
Foreign mission; Friday. Church Exten-
sion society; Saturday, Freedmen’s Aid;
Monday, Total Abstinence: Tuesday,
Conference Education.
Bishop Foss will preach Sunday morn-
ing and then will ordain deacons. About
400 ministers are expected to be present
«; at the conference.
Germ-Ilia Bali.
Tin- firsts-r Holiday ball given by the
Ueruiania Saugerbund last night was a
grand success. The hall was comfort-
ably tilled and everybody enjoyed them-
selves danctng until an early hour this
morning. Owing to Mr. lleiuo having
t.i play at the Hope hose.- ball uptown a
picked orchrslra had to be furnished
and tin y did well. Charles Yost prompt
ed and everything passed oil pleasantly.
Court of llwrgsissaa.
The Court at Burgesws held their
regular monthly meeting last night.
Present, Wilde-II Gregory. Burgesses‘
Cninnery, Kimmery, Stout and Bates.
Bills to amount of $1,885.80 were read
turnittee was uuthoriz—d
“.000 00 at not over five pe-r cent inter-
nt antttlruw arrow in the usual form.
movements on Maple street. The bond
of “0,000 oi Elbert S. Adams as tax c Il-
lector was accepted.
Alter voting a low other Improvements
on slrcetn and other incidental matters.
The court adjourned until Friday next at
8 pin.
Trinity Church outcara.
At the regular annual meeting of
Trinity Parish on Easter Holiday the inl-
lowing oificers were elected: Wardens.
John 1]. Smith. Isaac Jennings, Vestry-om
men, Josiah N. Grumman, E. A. Wood-
ward, John W. Smith, Phillip N. Smith,
Geo. C. Stillstm. Thorn» Taylor. Augus-
tus L. Frisby; Treasurer, John ILSmitb,
Parish Clerk. A. L. Fri-by.
Business opportunity.
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aboard
atihls once.
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and ordered paid. The finance com- 3*
to borrow 5t.
Voted I» cmnplete the proposed inr- tilt
ltl‘lPICTAl‘hl woman would like to Inset a
ladywltliou mldpa yhali
house strand: .-
Gearue It- Bales-hill
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itioa. mgyuadedflagumraneallatllol:
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Building land For Sale.
communist nary-oscillator Ravi»
I iorhuildiagrand totally
a urns-qua: humane-m '
land » least Society. Ila
will be lhanktiill received andu
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MUSIC.“ HAIL:
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starter. mambo-in l"inner
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occupancy. appiytoJouNEKluPP. Wt! ”wank.“ ’
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Thursday, April stir."
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NEW YORK.
A. 3. seems,
JEWELER.
Watches, J ewelry, Silverware.
Pine Watch repairing a Specialty.
Spectacles and Eye Glasses.
DRESS MAKING
PURCHASING AGENCY
Mrs. J. A. Decker
llss resumed Dre-crushing in this city, and on and
after April 2, will occupy
Booms M and 16. Ilavllartd's
Washington Street.
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