mfia o mascara. ForFriday.'inNswllsglend. partly “WWW with verinhlswinm. THE LUCA]; NEWS. Risk lids tomorrow Ions low on. 4.”. San rises“; sun rate 7.14 Girl. I. G. Whitney wet in town this morning. ” -8nc Gusoweki’s new spring strive. allies and Filapstrick will be i” hittrry tor Norwslk today. - The 0.14 train from New York kflsd a man at Harrison last night. on Stumlords dslested the Danhuryt yaterdsy, S to 5. We received San Francisco papers this morning from John E. Ferris. Gangr- harm appropriated 85,000.lor impruvhg the harbor at Five Nile River ' .I Tbs Elachic lIght company bassoon- tractsd to put is an extra engine at 80 horse power. Quite a Iargc‘nnmhcrol people from Stamford came to this city this-alter- rIoon to see the ball game. -‘—The Famous Gilt Edge Chowder at Campbell’s old stand. The bathing houses at Roton Point will be rented this season. See adver» tissmeot. Nr. Qnsckenhosh ot Benedict Perm, died last night after a long illness of commption. Nannger 'Hamilton thinks somethingI of playing the New York Giants at the close of the season. -—Elegsnt line at Ladies' Stationery. just opened. at Whitney' s. We understand that Nanrics B. Flynn. oi New York city. is negotiating tor the large stone house on Nora Hill. Brady Brothers have commenced on their contract on the 4th and 5th divis- ions ol sewer on Oyster Shell point road. Frank Lewis ol New Canaan, is very ill with the pneumonia at the residence ol his aunt. Nrs. Wheeler. on Cram m. W. H.Hoytisaettledin hieuewhome on West avenue. Nany ol his lrienda are glad to learn at his taking uphIs re- silence here. -—-W. t N. Tubes 7c. Noser’r, be, at Whitney’s. ' The Dorlou Point road has becomes favorite thoroughfare for bicycle-rs. and numbers of them can be seen there nightly. ThaNay allurritt Banjo Club will plsyntlhsGrand Army Fair tonight; m tmiy-l0 cents. Evsvvliody onglutogo, Andrew Selicck’s window cellar a good deal ol attention lately. as a very diminutive specimen of s kitlenhae taken pomsrsion ol it. —-llnd Sable Brusheslrom lhcup at Whitney’ s. The Norwalk Wheel Club have receiv- ed an invitation to go Bridgeport on Decoration Deyand willin all probabith accept. . ‘ John W. Taylor. ol Wisconsin. went home to-dey alter making a visit oi sev- eral weeks with his sisters. the Nines Taylor, on Halo street. borough. —-Wbitney’ sLinen Paper 10c paeqflre. Boa Paperslrnm lbcnp st Whitney' s. M at... «w :Iaat evening Niss Nay Bighyeeter- - tainedanumber cl her lriends stherre- sidcnceonNainetreet. Allhadaplcss- not time and went home brim lull ol inn. NimSutsn Pitch. cl Essthrwalk, ansdflycaradied this morning Nlu Pitcbwas bonnlived and died in the samehorue. Thsluneral willhsheldat Bo'ciockSatnrdsy. SamuelWyIaan,slarmer resident ol INcrwelk.dlsdilelnek, chIa- ar thsmcstingnl comm... 1.0. 0.0. In. last vtsnisg the Mowing“.- WI: Tooknrol Norwich and Andrew Perry ol Winnipeuk. . I TbaRegtIIar prayer Mmesting will he held this crating atths South Norwslk Baptist (mam, the announcement to the contrary notwithstanding. ——Elegsnr perlnuatl’lelasd's. thrown out olhIs wagon on Waller at, yesterday sltsrnonn hut lortunetsly was not injured. Jeremiah Hssly. Hugh Davis and John Linhen were arrested lor drunkennem last night. Each had lines imposed upon them “h m by Judge Knapp. ll aim ol Esat Norwalk. wk.” very ill with pneumonia, end lion ‘whlch herecovered is now very III with intermittent lever. E. '1'. Whitney has loaned to the G. A. R. lair a collection of valuable "War Scenes." which will be on exhibition to» night at Neale Hall. GsorgsW. Hsnlord of East Norwaik was taken with revere hemorrhages Tuesday alreruoon,but at this writing is very much improved. Judge Scllcck“~ has received his eplct- soles that he lelt' In the court room here at the Pelham trial. The Judge says that he was surprised to receive them again. ThirteenmemhersoltheY. N. C. A. took a walk to Stamlord last night. They were two hours and three minutes in making the journey. They came back on the 10. 42 train. The Virginia and Texas Concert com- pany will give a sacred concert in the Opera House Sunday evening. consist. ing of relraiuaaud jubilee songs that are worth going to hear. Company D will attend the G. A. ll lair in anic Hall. Friday evening. The men will naemhls at the Armory atI 'l,mandwill march to the hall. They willanearin lull dress unilorm with whiluflm Per order Huarell Frost. Captain (Demanding Co. D. 4th, Rng't, C. N G. ' isaac Philips. the color-Id punt-f, who robbed the Norwsik Hotel e -nIetinIe ago was arrested Tuesday evening in Bridge- port by Special Olllcer Bruno and turned over to Chiel Lockwood. He was tried yesterday before Judge Coolidge and lined $7.00 and coateend sentenced to thirty days in jail. Personal NnItIoI. Lilly Wood 0! Waterbury, is visiting in town. Frank Martin ol Darieu was in town yesterday. Nelltc Geddee is Iriei‘ting friends on Springllill. _, .? ._. James Kingston oi Brooklyn, is visit- ing in town. _ , Nary Snyder ol Newark, N.'J.. is ris iting to town. ' Grace Hall ol Bridgeport is visiting lriends In town. ElmerA. Daton cl Westport is visiting ruhtives in this city. Che-.1. Lockwood oi Bridgeport is vhlting in this city. heth an Tasel. ol Sandy Hook, CL. h suiting In town. Henry Hoytol New Canaan is visit. mg lriends in Dsnhury. Wall street in the borough is being paved with cobble stones. Nia Ellen Ruaell ol Brooklyn. is via- iting lriends in the borough. Jennie Saunders oi Nillutd. is spend. ing s lew days in town. Julia Becker returned to Bridgeport alter a short visit in town. Frank Smith returned home this morn. ing alter a short visit in town. Niss Ninnie Olmstead" ol Troy. N. Y.. is visiting relatives in this city. ,Frank Wksslerkas returned toPort- cheater alter a hrielstsy in town. BIIa’G. Whitlock. ot Norlolh. Virginia, will spend the summer with lrisndsia this city. Neale Smith returned to Stsmlord 2h morning alter spending two weeks‘ mm lotnt Opening. DacuatinnDay.Nsy80tb.wllibeob- s'trvsd‘at Pnlntanthegrandopsn under the new manage- first. Finksnasin e Kenna! mphdlatuzpulsrracgm liter- cnisrsnd expect «giant thsplseslasusnatrcrsditablsto that. lateral“ pirate mad. Basal- instants will beinettsndsncs pensionshsvehsengrantsdlo ‘* (ion. Wilson of GranberryPlaina was .. L as it lrom a knlle. ‘ Dr. A. ll. ’Hurihutt. who made the post mortern examination of the body the next day alter the killing, lsund ths internal organs except the pierced lung in normal condition. in thslnng there was a wound l Manuals-stifled tohiaarru the Grand Central depot. and ol the man's charge that Biagetto.the vbtim. had first tired at him six times. As a result of the hearing Prititiz was bound over under SUI!) lor trial in the Superior . Court. and the Bherifl took him back to Bridgeport jsii. Prititix wore in court the saute ragged and tattered garments that he hadon when his dead ol blood was committed. and hispale,hsggsrd lookgaveooethe impremion that he expected alter the hearing to swing at once from the gel- lows. As soon as the trial was over. oi thecasepisioto himsnd hiscnunte- nanoe at once assumed a more cheerlul hue. it seems plain lrom the facts that in thoaecond degree can be suaatnrd. and hardly that—Slammed Harald. PRESENTED WITH A FLORAL I0"!- IlloI. lie. and Ira. Barthel Nana-bard by Friends Bale-n Sailing lna' One-auy. Ne. and lint. Otto Berthol went tn New York yesterday alternopp and thh morning at louro'elock sailed lor Ger- many on one of the ulearlttrn ol 'ths Hamburg Co. They were presented be into leaving with a handsome ll-Iral horseshoe by Henry Tilgee. the lureier. and N. 8. Cornell and John Bantu, New York henna. Ir. andlrr. Barthol well be none about six veer-ks. YOUNG IIPUBIJOANS. Sevnu Thousand in Connecticut Nosr 0r- gnniaetl. The work oi forming Young Nen' s It» publican clubs. in this .tete. is still pro greasing. There are now - lorty clubs with a total membership ol 7. 000. Taritl documents Iran- been dIstribuled to the secretaries of all the clubs who. in turn distribute them in members. Already unnulhur 7.1! persons have been trytng to sell the league buttons. No one outside of the club oliicers have permisr-ion to sell them, as they are pro- tected by an application for a patent. layer Inbhall at Staple , Last creoing Nsyor Huhheil and a low lrisnde went to Stamford and ‘were shown the workings of the tire depart- ment in that place. Warden Holly. City Clerk E. Rider. ol the Yale» Lock Co.. and Charles Vail kIndIy showed the petty around. Alter the fire nlarm was sounded it took only 30 seconds lor the firemen to be in readiness to leave the house. The sp-ctttors sent an sl Inn at about one eight pi a mile lrnm the en- ginu house and in one minute and a hall thccompany arrived at the spot. The present system is giving excellent satin. lection. To the Public. . l . The managers ol the steamer "City oi Albany” take.thh method ol inlormlng the publicthsttbsvesssi hasbeon thorn nghly inspected. both as to boiler and bull. and is licensed-ss case-Impetsnt. ‘ worlhyaud sale. having been thoroughly mtaslsdin avsry psuwulsr: and the Waytothspablicthat they will t'ehagncd cartel them—Institute”. 'aegnodcsrsastksytnksot themselves. Thr“0lty ct Albany”isin command olthrgsnlslnsd popular Capt. Wilson . WM ’7 Allnwwlththulluslesee. mmmdtbelfountalnllun Milli bs held on their groundnut 3a” nu Dscntstlosdsy. .Glnbe bsprsseat tromSlstnlord. Bridge- ’Dasbnry.llethsl,Nstavsn,New Nam. 'flIeprogsams } baaslnllcwe: éflw';*tm .. Merino-e“ - ' at , ‘0‘ ,gum’i"""‘"": in good English. endguarclully stat- . ol the prisoner atthe policestctioni'n ' and In bod-40m Is " «mow; wavelets nrvoucn case. ., vim case which Maya: «and > ‘ and attention oi Mew hie mistrial-stunning to all parties interested the Superior Court yen- -. ‘ ill some arrangement m between them agreeing our «line- night he had that the courtwsfl diwlss the case without git? I II tkepsstyeerand in the «man til the trial. .Shs will probably how now to seek some employment as her wanna will not allord mum at an income alter paying hereon ‘otbcrupenses. withlhe “ :They are to remain M ,, w- _-_ oaauu ans-r reIs onset). The Audie-p hnt Large. -'_l'lre Benin“, “um thnhttvnetlon To-Night. Thesttaidance It the G. A. it. lair was not very large last night but it was not expected that a very large audience would be "It. The hall is very tastefully -, p 1 ed and the large booth lithe _. 'thehellwaswellfllled with l y The Boston store mshss a I " II tionol dressgoods. however, an interpreter mode the etc» A miniature humadeby Fred Keat- m “m m h” ”M ing, which waspsrlect In all itsdetails even to bdrg furnished. attracted a good than cl attsotton. Rev. James Rom delimd a short opening address nothing more than acherge ol murder and intM tbcdepartment ofliocrs lnousimmmJ who were prrssnt and each made a short address. The deprtment oili rers pres. out were. commander. S. B. Horne. Junior Vrcs er, George W. Keelcr: ., General. Christian Quein; new. Generpl. William E. Norgsn; ”We-Camp, 0. Q Woodlord. . music asthis' ' renders. for 10 cents. This club hs' ed at the Armory lair shrew-sag-“ a roofing house. Their services are given [or the henelitol the lnir. Ttrmorrow night Company D will give on exhibition drill. The admission to the law In only 10 cents. ‘ ,. __ __..___.__ _._...__._ ._,__ . A Demand lnr Gnsrvl Balls. Hey 24, ’88. To the editor of The Sentinel: —Ill read ing the account 0! the drswbridge aeci dent, one point seems to have been over- looked. While everything about the bridge is in the best of repair. and all 0! the first order to insure solely, there seems to he a lack oi means to prevent git-It. lost. it trouble should arise, except- ing a supply ol water in an old tub for use. in tune cl lire. Now on some ol the best roads. on all sharp . curves. on tremel work, and hridges.agusrd rail is laid on occur both sidadthetraveled track, that in case at ada'etled track, instead at run- ning on thatks it would hscaugbt on the guard. and so a wreck prevented. Anyone who aw the accident last week can very readily see what the eflect would have been, if the engine truck having been thrown iron the rails, could have bad a guard to run on in place ol the ties. the whole train would have lot- Iowed it and been sale. It. Bard says “80 .000 trains have run over that bridge.” What a risk has been taken. Let guard rails be put down at once. that as wepass over the bridge, we may lsvltbat nothing has been lelt un- done. toaaksit sale. The bridge has been "welghsd in the balance and lound wanting.” in nothing but guard rails. andnoktdukaownhowsoon they may he needed, as cars are being derailed. all thstlme. onsll madneven onthis very bridge. This being the third time (it h ) they would give a wooing cl ety to all who pass over the rcad.snd Ilever needed, would prevents monor- rencs nl ths‘lssrlnl peril that was inlastwssk. Auaye witnesaol “ae- closet. “scars ago. pictures it as: here; nadir task at the train two Iliad that or us am a mo,- green, and a death- like stillness. We hate escaped that expiriencs spin. but whales-all mergis. Put down‘tke guard railssnd lnruvsr prevent it. Saran. harshness. oltli Ann street. Bridge m fell down stalra in his house Tut-s- day bllht “broke his nook. Darth rev stilts! in rabbi! lime. Tbr accident was aka-d fl M” to drive a-dng ll» III- loot to kbkfingllalu and lnrodotnrgdlo‘afithls rout was precipl Iwn rl sift. . ., THURSDAY MAY 24,1888. II tothc custody A To- llay & Burritt ‘ Banjo rib ' -nt and the hall should be “if ls notvery olten Ihstonr ' one to hear such to large audiences and Wanted. tissue-or the J9?" lnilonlk mm m%.m men-no, . MSW. ”calcining llnnscs to Let. HlBalbiIgHousasatliotonwillhctet for the sense. Application .50.?! iNKINB'i'llNAKNUBIL. I'll“- MYnlle.NsryGrtes.Invisgleltmyheda: prmocatlcn hard wilhontjnnt Iarbylortld (lipid-mm namyaeennntm as will hawthhdllc :‘I’Malill. a “wag“; Pound. Bree. ewe“ W- “:5 lfll W58 unruly-ed ' A use ”Home“ ersnLa Bicycles the Sale. nllliakmalses d . Bm Address“ nIcrg‘nssxuo "u Newaadsscnndksndmscblnea. Iltnntton Wanted. Wynne. usnwsnts situatinuss (leach- manorGrnnm. Goodrclermces.“ “W. s.” .2]. 1w Sentincioflce. Track for Sale. sncono mo truck I plum new and in moccasin” ,rrsnklinnt. Building land For Sale. OilillllflaltwithJJlayInondJontol Havi- Isndstree l boil “3“” may: “Whamy Luther .erght‘r blackrmitb . Ill. ' . George. B. linderktll Snowlntown asking ngllousehpld ”affinities lor vond coa- fititionffl‘art “‘0‘ Eggflnghargainr can call at go. Building Stone for Solo. 001) Building Stone lcr rule by the losd.ysrdcrleot. delivered. These stoacaraqaarricdwilh mre.andsrethc Apply to -r. B. nurse. or n. w. mrnoxn. To Beat. . with modsrni men's. lnqaireotJOHN ll. KNAPP. Rooms to lace. Foamsnan areas. with raglan m xm. mull South Norwalk. ‘ l! at or N. Builder. Norwalk. Goes. Notice to Contractors. [Mineworktobscca ed bclmsJ B ”L I'M. MbmdpmhyoticaWalchH—I!’ mlrrioners. cptoJanetet nu, at thetrontce. rs askingtontlt. Forthe ot a r iiIch hacking Glimmm tInmChestnattoliac otGouneltheu' prongs-“togfilhrsall 0% yard orrnck- also Ufintd lab-stat in W ,sfi. a. _.... ItaeallonI—sllworktobedonstotbereqnin shamans“ MW“, sndsllhids ionersrrngrve erigb rejectsny 1 SAIUII. RAYNOND Wat WI er on as. s 'rIton‘IIItIms i mmm’ order of Notice. than A. Luwrs vs. Aonu 3. Lawn. Sun or Conuncrrcur.%ss uhmenoxr. Nay can, A. D. in. HENRY Limapvaylng lor rurons set lorth loreDirorce rctnrnsbleto the Superior Court. in and for Peirleid (holly. on the lat Tnesdayol’ June. 1”. It mm and hing lonndhy the subscribing ant 'Iy I t lhcrnidrcepontlent is shunt [mm the Statesadgoncto partan me.01dcrcd That notice of the begiven bypablirhing «Ida in the h :23: '"Wre'IML'He-rt new” .. “I BUNK-Ii. BAN Clerk at theSuchriorConrtlorl'airlelannuty. mutt. E. c. WHITNEY’S Art and Stationery Store, I?” IAIN S'I'. iasnrnNrutnn's'l'nbssrc llnser‘stc at said yea-Inn ar nowxsr reruns. and armament—arr. Ito-roe Pomr. (UNDER NEW NANAGENENT.) [a l . Messrs. Finkenstoin and Knubel will form‘oliy open Baton Point for the Season . IIIIIIIII. Iii III. GRAND OPENING E‘ Decoration Day; Flrnt chum, ., G. A. R. FAIR lthAnIinalPal owls A.ll..wiiibekeldiu rol Douglas! Pou.G Music llnll, South llorvvnllt, “on...“ Wednesday Thursday rm. and tlalsrdsy Ere-lice, A, Ray 28, 34. 25. and 28. Portlchcualtolthtrellcllnudollhcm PROGRAMME: WAY EVENING: Opening address by Bar B A Dance THURSDAY EVENING; l' Bnmlt's lsmous min Club will entertain the FRIDAY EVENING: Co. D,Capt.lroa.Willglvesnlxhibitlnn Drill. SATURDAY NVINING: Beam A. it. wsldmghsplain—in-chielol the G. Drawingswfllcom-cnccatlm P. N.. Saturday evening Anctlnnol unsoldgooth will commence at 100‘.“ Ticnstatobehadolthcmtmhcrssndstthe tieketcllee. n.r.Ito uonnsu. JHWNAINS. J.ATW000. Baldwin’s lesson and Parlor of Lirine Wonders. so. 31 msumorox mm. l! as a use live with his neck brakes! YES'" I a a (to ‘eeeand cont-eras with him—a veritable living exampleotthinmlrsele. nut. BARN“ BALDWIN. Hndhisneckhrokenina rallroadaccidcntinliirm ngham. Ala. Nerch 19.1”. andwssasvadtro death byJ. thinker. NJ). gm... E Be Healthy and in lnii only he he no natural II rapendedln a mark held nswrnnmo Elli! smug URGMNNS SCIENTISTSIN AN ANATONI AI. NNIGNA. We) invitatim to the!“ unity: Ir. ulnuillpaythe closeups-albeit: in Cash to any rcpn or alternklnganexamiaatiouol hhcsse. durum ptuuonucehin neckbsokan. If. Mwin willhc QWOII commcudng “WWYs my 2" son . annex DAYS m 10 Al to' 1015‘. Price clad-lion 1.13m 1'0 an..- GBAND (OPENING ! NDIWAIIK PAID GROUNDS, ’ “0” DAY ONLY——- . . I rm ! ' my 25, KISS “.113 FREE, diorama louse Standing Champion wild-client” sad Flop. It. It. “WAN, the “m of allA-uan Prnlflogsnwill taunt-es the mmommusmm in”. 1"?“me mm uses tau Em Wagner. nrlvrsnnlmlh amt lac the Gm Trained amt-n- cell“i.osgvlew."alrnths Brieneecvcrunst anuIesIoII. an entire. lac-:gledattpa. mum uonwaut crass lltlllll Sunday, lay 27th International 8. 8. m 'ro-Ironltom Admission. to (its. Gilli] Mill] Willi - Daniel Preheat outwith "m The aeronautics-reg. mm ' Wuuarcnnsr J. 1.! none- odes. Wm HEW
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