A! AVERAGE 0! I)?“
, 0
‘3,000'
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b2. film , in” a field
incl.
run “from maceration.
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Till lllfl'l’ RESULTL
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NUMBER 228.
lmfl in Post Office st South Ilarwslk u flee
En “ c and (Blue Usher
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN., lTIIURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1888.
PRICE TWO CENTS.
Till) EVENING SENTINEI.
13 IIAIIJIIOAI) l‘luAdZ‘l‘n
tlUU'l‘II NUIIWAliK
25 L‘IAIN HTISI‘Jlfi’I‘r
NORWALK .
I’ll“: ALARM BOXES. ‘
. .Y,, N, H. A: II. If. It depot; key at Ad
3,3“ Express unite in depot, and hotels.
4, buy sir-mt, corner of Toiies street; key at 8
' ‘ Driy street rind nil fortunes.
No. 9, Power of Main rind t‘oncord streets: key at
I). Donovan‘s house sud J. U. Wilson's the
for . ,
So. t2, r'rriiiklin street school; ire st school house
snrl residence of William I . Smith.
No. 13, Concord street. 0 i ioslte school: key st Mrs.
Paul’s residence, 0. l0 Concord street, and
ell factories.
No.14. )fsin street corner of Ann street; key at
Wolf‘s sslnon sud all factories,
No. 15. High street corner of llityvrew avenue; key
It A. Dickemiau‘s residence.
snout. cites.
One stroke st t2 o'clock noon for standard Time.
Two strokes of the bell (rims l-f) signifies tire is
our. ‘ .
Three strokes of the bell (thus lei—ti signifies the
city water is to he turned off.
titsrnttcrtrixs 'ro KEY llt'llJJiZiltl.
Upon ltive information of a fire lfl your initue
dinte neighborhood unlock the box door: ptill the
hook sit the way down once only, and let the book
0; r-hut upthe box and donut ripen or touch the
took IEfliIl until the next tire rti your rtetghlxrrliood.
Do not attempt to remove the key frotn the door.
The Chief Engineer \l’ili nuifipifilt‘smre‘tfirr‘i‘eapko its
ro r lace. 5A ' c ) ,
p M p Chief Engineer.
Weather Bulletin.
Fair; slightly cooler; nortirwesterly
winds.
Minlh‘tnrc Almanac for To- Morrow.
Higlitide Lowride Sunrises Sunsets
11.09 l 4.37 5.25 6.18
llltLgQL ‘N Eli's.
Eiectricliglits are being put in the
Armory.
James Bailey's new house on Illt' green
is nearly enclosed.
The Republicsins of the borough field
a meeting last night.
—U.-te Plarsted‘s little Laxative Pill.
The meeting of Carrion Norwalk inst
evening was well attended.
Today is the Jewish New Year and is
being properly observed by that nation-
uliiy. ...,M _
The Drug rum ut' the Opera IiUlhtc is at
Plaisteds and Gregorys for seats for “A
Cold Diy." ._
~—Pioneer 5:. cigar for sale at Bouton
& Havilund’a, 22 Main street, Norwaik.
The Norwalks will play the ilacket,
Carhnrt & Cos. Saturday. We predict a
good game and another vicariry udder] to
the list. - -..
In the game yesterday between the Y.
M. C. A. team and the business men,
the later were defeated liy a score of
35 to 10.
The Housatonec railroad company will
contribute the prizes for the state band
tournament to he field at I’m for rock
thin rxioritii.
by illness. Ills absence from his place
of business today is not on account of
the fat men’s clam bake at Glen Lilli-d,
.8 some supposed.
James Jones, the druwtendi-r, brought
to this office yesterday a large sample of
the palatable snappers that are now bit-
ing in our harbor. They tasted just us? I V (I
grind as they looked. ,as on y a k r w ..riiuanrt- can [tlf'pdl’f ,
GeorgeLiwe found a coat, vet-it, hat
and ts pair of shoes yesterday morning
hanging on a fence near his house. The
articles are good, ones and no one has
claimed them yet.
The executive coriiuuttee of the Ult-ve- ‘-
lnnd and Thurman club wrll hold a meet-
ing w-nlormw eVerilfig to Itinltrt urratige—
ments for the l'v’Ct'pllI)“ of Ufltllt’l
Daugherty next Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Ann Barbour lllt‘fI last night at
her residence on Water street in the 60th
yeiirrif her age. The funeral servtcen
willbelii-ld nt St. Mary's church Siltul‘
day morning of time o’clock.
Alieright llllltIl‘ is ape-ch lit the
pencil festrnl of the Volunteer floor-
Company last night. In course of his
remarks be iiisrriunted that he wen u
resident of Norwsl k before the creation. 1
The piece of cx-deputy-Sheriff Adams,
Adams 8L, borough, was Visited by
tbeiveelut night,endn number of ur-
ticlee stolen, ii dress, rubbers, Ind ii
number of cooking utensils. to the vein
of sboutt‘l. Somebody must look out
or they will get u dose of cold lend.
A complsint hsii been made r . ,r flor-
wslk justice of s crowd or boys thst
onngregste II“! the I’llll' l bridge in
But Norwslh, by the l:.st Norwslh
depot. and throw Iblflliil st curl-gee.
A My from the borough who wss driv-
ing by there yesterday was nesrly hit by
one of the stones.
l’sul Cushmn and wife were More
Judgi- Knspp this morning, she appear.
lug sgslnsi him for non-support; A
truce was nude between the two. Peril
wss refit-sud on his promise to support
his family, and by if payment of the line
sud err-tr, $13.01; the one was trolled.
Bushman to sppesr for finsl psyrnent
the 83d inst.
Ir. Woodwml's new home is now
am enough completion to show that it
legals; to has very fine one. sort will
ti. one of the city‘s most sir-crin-
homes. Thegrounds his being put in
excellent shape under Ir. Woodie-rein
Wines supervision, IM everybody
adults new that he in soils. to have s
deflehtfnl W, slthoeph st tins
bittersweet-few who Wt
ht hurl Ms tombs in lows.
flol. ltobert’smilitary school will re-
apeneii September 13th.
fine of A. R. Tyler‘s best horses died
yPFIFTddy from some unknown cause.
——Try Boutonyhdln-vt‘lsnd's "Pioneer"
cigar, 25 Main ptreet. Norwalk.
i-.._.._
The Boston Store changes their adver-
tisement today which is worth reading.
The Nrirwulks went to Huntington
this morning to play with the Suffolks.
This morning at 6 o'clock the mercury
stood 50"; yesterday at the some time it
registered 68",
lulin t'renrner was arrest-«d yesterday
by Chief Volliner for drunkenness. He
paid his fine and costs.
Writ. Kingsbnry, who had no eye luk-
en out by Dr. Hitchcock has had a glass
one put in by a New York doctor, which
Cilll hardly be told from tho nuturtil r-yt'.
Pensions have been granted: Increase,
Henry J. Howell, Ddfllllll’y',’ Frederick
A. lngersrill, New London: Reuben I’.
Douglass, Norwich; Harry I'syne, Nor-
walk.
PERSONAL MENTIUN.
timitge Knowles is up print); :1 WW k In
the Adirondacks.
Louis Goldman has gone
Haven for a few days.
Annie Finch of South Wilton is l'lfllI'
ing friends in Norwalk.
Roger Mills of New Haven is visiting
wrtlr Mrs. William Doniels.
Miss Millie Delvin of It lCilr‘elt'I’
visiting with Miss Ida Holmes.
Eva Roberts of New London iii \'lrlll~
ing relatives on Eist Avenue.
Miss Armando Selleck of New York i.
visiting friends in this city.
Edward Thomas of Danbury lrl visit-
ing E. L. I’hinnr-y of the borough.
Miss Sarah and Jennie Cole of i‘Ilthlll-
lice are visiting relatives in this city.
to New
is
Frank [lo-Its of Wilton is spending his
vacnti in of tvtu Weeks in the borough.
Mrs. l‘litzdicth Murray and Mini Flor
once Dil‘orest of the. borough fll’l.‘ visit.-
ing in Brooklyn.
3. w. and w. K. Maple-i went in lib-til
Island this morning to attend thr- Fat
Man's clnrri bake.
Mrs. James A. Wheeler has returned
to her borne in the borough alter llpr'lltI
'l‘liolr 'I‘wenty-Firirt Annual
Meeting Held Here.
The twentydirst annual reunion of the
Tenth Connecticut Volunteers was held
in this city to-dny.
At an early hour the Veto-runs began
to arrive and by eleven o'clock in the
neighborhood of one hundred and
tWerity-five were here. They want to
the hull of ”Douglas Fowler Post on
Washington street where a business
meeting was held. President J. T. Gill
presided. Committees were appointed
to report a list of officers for the ensuing
year and also is place of meeting for
next year. The committee reported the
frillovving names and they were unani-
mously elected: President, I). W. Bord-
miiri; vice-president, J. ll. Kellogg; sec-
retary and treasurer, I). L. Durand; ex
ecutive committee, D. L. Durand, II. M.
Brown, Harvey Chalice, George (J.
Peck, W. E. Wliittelsey. It was their
voted to meet in Birmingham next year
with the Twentieth Connecticut Vols.
The veterans met in front of Grand
Army hull and were photographed by
George S. North.
At one o'clock, bended liy Glover's
Auiericrin hand, they made a short pri-
rnrlr- through our principal streets. The
band played stirring matching music
and the vein marched like the old soldiers
that they are.
Then they went. to Germniit‘a Hull,
where it fine Collalioit was settled by the
. ladies. Speeches followed rind the best
of feeling prevailed.
TheI following include the :i-embers of
the 10th residing in town: Caleb Wood,
W. I'. Striallhorn, I). l’. Morreli, Ilenry
Webb, John McPherson, Isaac Howe,
(‘yrus Roscoe and N. E. Uirmphrll.
Considering the few living here the
committee having in charge the roun-
irin deserve great credit.
A BRIEF HISTORY I'll" TIII'JIR GALLANT
DEEDS.
The Tenth Connecticut VOIUlllt’Pl'rl was
recturtml lit (lamp Iiiir'kirigliurn. Hort-
for;l,an.l left fir Annapolis, Md.,0c-
tuber 3 sf, ISlil. The regiment was at-
tached ltllit'nr'l’al lluruside’u command,
and wtu engaged at the brittle of lilo-
[trinket Island on the 8th of February.
1:462. Notwithstanding this was ”left
mg a week with friends In Common Stu-
Ilttfl.
Edward Hurley and Frederick Snyrlrr l
of New Haven passed through the tioi-i
ough yesterday on their bicycles en tout»;
l
a for Portchesler. l
Itoiit. McGowan of New York, “lllJi
,l'irsi bottle, both officers and turn ix-
Iiill.l"‘I t:l’r‘;lf coolness and bravery.
(fol ii. i Russell was killed in this battle
wtizla- gullurltly lending his llli'fl in u
i-linrizr- Lirnterrant-Colonel Drake then
Itrtik f'trllilllfllHI H' the regiment. not! was
r~iiiii.;.._~-iriiir-l Linioml on February 80b,
lllllllllllll Ill lllll Tillll ll. ll.
say that throughout the whole time It
sustained its reputation for bravery and
heroic endurance would be but fsint‘
praise for the gallant deeds performed,
and the pen of the historian has found
ample material for exercise in portraying
the deeds of this regiment. The follow-
is a partial list of its engagements:
Roanoke Island, Newbem. Kingston.
Whitehall, Beabrook Island, Siege of ,
flharleston, near St. Augustine, Walthnll
Junction, Drury’s Bluff, Bermuda Hund-
red, Deep Bottom from August hit, 1804,
to the l-lih: Deep Ifun,Sregn of Peters-
burg, Laurel Hill Church, New Market
Bond, Darbytown Road from October
13m, 1864, to the 27th; Johnston’s l’lrin-
ration, Hatcher’s Run, Fort Gregg and
Appomntox Court House. The following
in the aggregate of the Tentii's causali-
ties:
Killed in action.
Died of wounds. -
;,v
q
l
9
...‘I
Died of disease, 152
Discharged prior to muster of rog-
imenl, 69?.
Total, 980.
Such is a brief history of the regiment
which is holding its annual reunion here
to day, and that history is a brilliant one
indeed.
ENTERTAINMENTS.
"A Cold Day,"
The season Will be opened at the Orient
House to-morrow evening by the presen-
tation of “A Cold Dav." Tire New York
Daily News says: “The presentation of
"A Cold Day" at the Fourteenth Street
Tlientrelnst night was witnessed by an
unusually large audience, and, judging
by the continuous and uprrmrrous laugh-
ter, the piece is a success. Mr. J olin W.
Ilnrrsorne nit JaCrib Blow, and Mr. Fisher
in Abbi Effort, are as funny a pair Its
ever seen. Miss Murrilln played Dido
with Dosh, and an air of coquetry that
was in keeping with the part. Mitt-f Ari-
nu-tta Zebra created much laughter by
her performance of Katherine Kidd, who
was ”tiflfIH‘k all the time." Miss Iiltrl
Stanford was charming as Nancy. fine
is Very pretty and graceful, and displays
more thou ordinary ability. Messrs.
linker and Tucker were very good in
their respective characters, and aided in
the funniaking. The music and dancing
are a strong feature, and the fun is Ins.
and furious throughout.
l'lllo Adler-strum.
Commencing on Monthly evening L'llie
Aclterstrom, so well known to Norwnlk
audiences, will begin a week's engage-
ment of Music Hall, playing "Rehab."
Of Ulliii Ackerstrorn's acting in this play
the Dover Democrat ”Yr: “Wasn't she
nine? Wasn't it fine? She's just splen-
ltnpubllcim Meeting Tlegl-t.
The Republican club will hold their
regular meeting tonight. William M.
Stankard of Stamford, will address the
meeting. [In is said to he an interesting
“Pane" ,___, . mm .M ..
Buckleu'l Arnie: naive.
The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers," Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, Tetter, Chopped Hands.
Uhilblsins, (Jams, and all Skin Eruptions
rind [mitively cures Piles, or no pay re-
quired. It is guaranteed to give per-
fect sritisfnctiou, or money refunded.
Price 25 cents ti box. For sale by Chris.
Lapliam.
glrr flrmamry.
(TM! space will be regulsrly been led, until sfrer
the election by curitrilmtions from 'lllocfllltl, dis-
c“t'ftlnit the issues of the umpslgn.)
The Hour has discovered that “the
surplus has disappeared from the cam-
Palltti." The glee with which the high
tariff men hail the announcement that
the government is financially some
3100.0003in worse off than was supposed
is really quite remarkable and signifi-
cant. Should a man in his private
affairs suddenly find out that his ex.
penses had increased one thousand
dollars a year it would hardly be matter
for congratulation. Should the
treasury of the town of Norwalk show
an unexpected deficiency of $50,000 the
tax psyers would be quite likely to call
their public servants sharply to account
for it. In the case of the national
treasury, however, we actually have
men glorying in the thought that "there
is no surplus." In their eagerness they
do not stop to inquire whether such iri
really the fact. Now, says the Hour,
the Democracy must “abandon the at-
tack and assume the defensive. The
surplus has disappeared from the cam-
paign as it has from the treasury."
The official estimate of appropriations
for the year 1889, including the sinking
fund, Were $326,530,793. We are now
tolrl that the actual appropriations tire,
or will be, $428,269,520. For the fiscal
yenr1888thenctuzil expenditures were
$316,817,787. Tons in one year the cost
Yor l’lrst l’ltsee. I,
A great amount of politicial engineer-
ing will be done by friends of candidates
to secure for their men the first place
on the ticket, and the best man will
probably secure the coveted place.
Then if indorsed by the majority of the
people, the election is assured. Electric
llitters has been put to the front, its
merits passed upon, has been indorried.
and unanimously given the first place,
among remedies pecuiarly adapted to
the relief and cure of all Diseases of
of Kid-toys, Liver and Stomach.
Electric Hitters, .bsiug guareuteod, is
a safe investment. I’rice 50c. and $1 per
bottle at Chas. Laphams Drug Store.
The "New Cari-an Grape.
Elwin lioyt's Sons of New Canaan,
lrnvedeveloperl a most valuable grape
which we MW and tested yesterday.
They call it the "New Canaan." It is
0: carrying 0" "‘0 government has "1' of the white variety, perfect in form and
creased $111,45l535. If this be ""6 itrloliciousin flavor. The vino is hardy,
gives startling emphasis to the fact that E u". grapes grow in large and beautiful
a large surplus in the treasury is a con- 1 clusters, and they ripen before the first
stunt undirrcsistaliie temptation to Px'lof September. In fact they have the
"Haifa“ expenditure ""1 WIN" 0' flittinppenrance and flavor of the rare hot
[wople’s money. The surplus ll’l' rlisop-ihou", grape. Tho Messrs. Hoyt have
peering on account of the extravagance grown um“ for three seasons, and are
"I Congress. A“ ”'3 "‘0'" MW”! ”‘9“ , fullysatisfied that they are reliable, and
for shutting off their supplies. The ideal next 3,4330“ cuttings will be for sale. We
of our national expenditures increasing 1, know (,1 no white map: that grows out
more than 35 per cent. in a single year! ' doors that equals them, and We expect
Is it not about time to call it linlt? We 7 1,, 1m“. from the New Canaan grape in
fancy that as the people look into this; the future.
matter they Will be less and less inclined : _,
to let the question of surplus revenue.
“disappear from the campaign."
Rooms To Let.
Ifli'll rooms on first floor 50.3 Summit rtreet.
' ' - ' ~ n, t.. FILLDW,
1 he surplus 'e'emm ("7 the commit i Mi ii putt. M 19 West Msln street, Nrirwuik.
fiscal yearhas been figured down to $12. .. .... - . .,.__-_,-._, -..“
29l,213. Some considerable items of ‘; Wanted,
ex nditure are crowded into no.“ car v ('vnfletnnn and “uranium-am room, for-
P“ ’ ‘ 1)) iii-died or unfurnished, with heel sud board.
so that. even on these new estimates the;
average annual surplus must he set. fir
much more than that amount. Then
there is one little item that sum.- of our
hi h tariff friends in their haste to moire 1
aiioint seem to lose sight of. A nur- ‘ffjll’l;§"?_lif'.'ETIEWEEB'KEEE,.,
pin. of “50,000,000 is already nr-cirmu- "a“ T0 IA'I.
Intr’d. This Ill constantly increasing by yr“; "A” in Dummy, [flock to Rent, cheap. PM.
i
the excess of revenu. coming in. It is n ""0”“ lm“"‘“‘""”- AUNTMDIBBLE. Sn.
Address "IL," Box 365.
South Norwslk.
Floor To Rent.
.(lOR To Rent in house on. Summit street,
\mnesr illgh. on the tint, ten minutes wnlk farm:
.99
003
gqlrrlzriumrufs.
Grand Musical Entertainment.
lethodlst Church, Normillt.
Rock Band Concert Sept. "III-
The Celebrated Till Family.
Doors open at 7:30 p. in. Adults 35c; children. 25c.
or? iv
No co.
E801." ED Thu owner or owners of lends
snd buildings fronting on Sprint: street, from
sontli-esst corner of Clsy street, south to nilrond
bridge, in this city, be and the are hereby ordered.
fit their own expense, where it u not already been
done, to lay concrete. comprised of cobbles, stud
and tar or flat: sidewslks six feet in width in front,
of their respective premises, on the established
grade of the street; said work tobecnm ilered on
or before the fifteenth dsy of October, thrill.
Itzsotvnn, Tint on the fsilnre of the owner or
owners of isnds sud buildings fronting on said
spring street to complete the work ordered in the
foregoing revolution in front of their respective
premises, in the manner therein directed, on or be-
fore the fifteenth day of October, 1888, the chair-
rnsn of the Committee on Streets and iiidewsiks is
hen-by suthorized sud directed to advertise for pro-
posals for the furnishing of the neccssory materials
sort the performing sud completion of raid work,
and to sword the furnishing' of the necessary inste-
rlnls and the execution of said work to the lowest
responsible hiddennt the expense of the owneror
owners aforesaid.
‘ REBOIJ’ED vr'rit'rtut, Thst the City f‘lerk be and
is hereby (Ilff'filfld to notify the property owners on
Spring street of the passage of the foregoing reso-
lotions.
. The shave and foregoing is s true copy of resolu-
llflnrt [messed by the Board of Councilmen of the City
of South Norwalk Conn, September 3d, frills.
Aime ironirti'r it. ntwox, L‘ity Clerk,
'09
EXECUTOB’S SALE OF
REAL ESTATE I
P‘OR SA LE, the following described trscte of land
belonging to the estate of Russell fl. Keeler,
one from at “inni suit with dwelling, on the west
side of the Norws Mills property; one tract st
Ely's Neck, on Lexington avenue; one building lot
on First evenne. Benedict Form, fifty feet front and
one hundred sud tiftv fret tleep' one lot with dwell-
ing on Third Avenue. fifty feet by one hundred and
fifty; one plot one hundred feet front and rear sud
three hundred feet rim , between Third and Fourth
overrun. Enquirer)! . . R, Marvin, South Norwulk
or it, ll. Keeicr, Ridgetlclri, Exccritors. one“) t—tf,
Building Sites.
SPECIAL INDITZMENTS are now offered to
i. purchasers of hind belonging to the estate of
Daniel ii. Nash, situated on £21me avenue—the
most beautiful avenue inour city. Iligh sud. healthy
ground; rows of fine shade trees nlong the avenue
rind on the land, makes it possible to enjoy u once
what it tnlresii life time to produce. the, Water
and sewer privileges are slso st bend. l’urchnsers
should not lose this npportuml of sectiringa besti-
tlful building site. Refer to . B. NASH or 1.. II.
NASH. in the evening, at his residence on Elmvrood
avenue. Mull fin
Becclvcr’s Sale.
IN the matter of the partnership property of Suit—
ford Jr ltswn, late partners in the oyster busi-
ness in the town of Westport, Norwslk sud Dmitri,
in I’sirfleld county, the subscriber, receiver of
said partnership. hereby offers for sale, at private
sale, all the remaining users of said partnership,
consisting of A lease of oyster grounds at Best
White Rock, in Westport, about all acres, the Webb
oyster ground, it! sores. sud the 11m ground. 6
acres, lying partly in the Stamford and purity in the
Dsrtcn winters: also a lease of the o ster house sud
dock on the South Norwnik dnwbrzdge; also some
other personal roperty soluble for the 0 star bur-i -
near. For tort or particulars inquire o the sub-
scriber st the steamboat dock, at South Korwslk.
Dllt'd ll. errwdlk, SO . I, I588.
sea for WILLIA 0. ROBERTS, Receiver.
did! These and other fllfllllllf exclsmn- Pmcu‘ml‘l‘IT‘ll’“ ”h" ‘0 “" "Ml “‘39
A I
F. L. Baxter is confined to his house"
but! been visiting his aunt, Mrs. Benji “my: ...” “Mi "r disease on Jum- 5th,
mm “Tm”! '" the borough, f‘” a Il'w , lfitl‘l. Adjutant-General Williams in his
illai'ii ““5 returned “mm" :unnunl report dated April Isl, 1863, re-
: marks "that no regiment in the fir-III has
Lust eveningr nliout forty riienihr-rs ”HEW" more “"“Vl‘ WWW“. "f'lwtter sir-v-
Old “.0” “Mg", 1,. & A. M.. “w" l” i latm-rl the I’v’I'IIJI'I‘IlII'lIl' of Ikr‘l'lnl'fctltul .
>‘lew German and Worked the third (I8 itrnopsrir "’4 “'t' “Mt” ”"5 ” "n."
trial Well Lodge linits Sew Column.
tions wr-re overheard by the Democrat
man lost night on be passed along
tlirongbthe great crowd that was leav-
rtiir the city hall after seeing Ullie Ack-
rrstrom in her play of British, the gypsy’s
daughter. She has been here before, but
never was such a welcome, given to fifty-
‘r'or sate.
E hundred Large rfr'y gmlls crLse:.mef‘un be
burnt t st. n tin iy app yin n
‘ K W Bird’l‘thN STORE.
money locked up from the channels of
business, We don't think that the ()3
peoplr' wish"tofake it out to sea and ”p; 1.,
sink it. or bury it, or burn it" no rome ~ 'V
one hm recotiimentled. They Will rather,
insist that it be dealt with in the spirit
of the President's ritrssrige and the Mills
llmrlnc for Sale.
\ good second-hand 1231! Marine Engine, For
1 rnle cheap. Appiy to ll . II, IIUYT & SON.
stir: 3i
Ellilll'lllll [ill Lillll‘l'lllll-
All persons nrn ldlng n w houses should have their:
wired before pluteri ngfrir this great modem con—
veniencc. [in house rosy be instsuriy l'r filed by
one touch of i re profits—button It the Ilfi‘llldi or hell.
All danger from thenscof patches is thereby done
swsy. .,
llr‘flt work.
, When the train wits opposite the express
men for Harmony IMIKP- Tro- fraternal 7m". “lhwr” ”M" ”"V lmm'
‘ visit wad of it wry IIIv‘WNSIIil r'liiirm'tr-rl
‘Hfld at the close llrt‘ “filing lirrtliriul
5 were highly comntrruinl for Ilit‘ll’ rxrwhl
TIH' Killer-Isl Wr'ff‘ l'hflflrIPfI
' across the PII’P"! “ here a CitlIollriIl, i-llt‘ll
l was heartily enjoyed. It Wm lzlll) when
l the company returned home.
.
Ire-lusting Soclety.
A debuting society was orginrz --l but
lriight by the IllW tilltrIr‘lilii til this town,
i'l'lie meeting wuir eirllrul to orrlw liv tin-
tr-ruporory ctmrrrirriri. A. Fillk'f, l’.-iiii-
zinrrnt Miler-rs “i'n- ilii-ii tIr'l'lrrI i...
follow»: George A, IIllfllll‘f‘kr‘l’, l’resi-
rleritzilosepii Tuylnr, Secretory; Albert
Faber, Treasurer: Iir'rdgr' A. Iliinneclrer
and Chris A. Dirim WO'H' chosen a corri-
iu tree to draft rind report a constitu ion
bodily-laws. Alter Illllrfllllillllt‘ly pun-
ingu rota-of llllltiliii to IIll‘ Huh. I» vi
“butler for fire “'1' of his ttlIIH‘ Illt'
iiirwtiiig was uiijourne-l until the lll’h
inst, Arty young gnfillvtlretl lllli‘fr'isll-il
in u society of this kind are rrqui-stml to
communicate with Jon. Taylor, Hr‘t'fr“
tray or Chas. A Doriris. cure linseed
Frost, liloutli Norwalk.
Knocks-if llown on the Depot Platform.
Yeah-rosy sfterrioon n lady was
titanrllzgon the depot platform air an
inert bound mull train was parsing.
oflic» some one in the tiring-go l‘ll'
thri-wn large fll'lll hug from the door
which struck the lsdy and she was
thrown to the plutform, with much
force. Ill rescspe from serious injury
was immilrsbls. Those who now the
sffstr t. here it to be diugrcesble enough
to stand on the plsiform while the
trains are going by st the isle of 30
notes on hour, without being struck by
mail begs thst the merits see fit to throw
snywhere they choose.
.. -..-A...,
What's the latter of this for I'm Whiskey
If Demoersts who say flint the Re-
publicsn perry ls advocating free white
key, will trike the trouble to look st “0'
rlonlflof the Mills blll rind then tube
the revised statutes ltfd fool: st the pro-
vision which section so refers to, they
will find first their own psrty sdvoestes
free whiskey. on section so of the Hills
bill would renal sll spaniel tn on nun»
ufscturu of stills surf on retail desist-
of spirituous and melt liquors, which
mess: the government in of .60 on
must-events of stills and the meme
mrmofwwhof rsislldeslmsf
melt and retell denier! of spirituous
liquors. Pabspsthslls iiotfree whis-
Irv. but in the ' of this only
Colour-l Ir.i I’erttlmrii-, who succeeded
Union-l Drake, was compelled by ill
from to resign rind the command of the
reeirnrnt fo-li llpvlll M ij ir J Ilill L. U'is.
flu IIlr’ Hill of Mirr'li, 1862, the Truth
wus at the bottle of Newborn, and met
witbu loss of 43 killul rind wounded.
Do the I~lrb of Much the regiment was
erignged at the brittle of Kingston and
uwt with is total loss of fill} officers and
"It‘ll killed. Lieutenant-tloloriei Leggett
in llH I flir'inl report of first brittle any»
"tlint the regiment captured at one firm-
tririrr than fifty of Illt‘l‘l'lt'llly." 0n the
lflrli of IL‘l'l‘lllIlt‘r it took port in the
hilIIl" of White-hull. Alto-r the brittle of
Si'ilhl’lillk I'liflld the regiment was en-
gaged in the usual routine incident to
fir-id llft- until the sir-go or tilinrlestriwn,
from July 2‘) ti Ultlllcf 23, NM. In
ll-csrutu-r IrillwWin; it funk pin in the
litilllt' of St. Angry-tit 0' With ll total from
of L": me". I’ll rm- lbLh o-f .‘pf’ll, Will,
it pl‘rrtfirtIv if tn II‘ll-itl III-2M, tlrrt r‘r- liv
Iftvllr-‘pnfl to Vent M inrov, .rml Via-r triuhrl
ut Illiilft'l'hfw'f l'.iriit ind j lllitil by the n-
erilirtml web-mini WilllllH'I returned from
their frirlriritlir. At than time the comp
and girrrisoti l'qlllttllgt' of the regiment,
together With the rr-giiuentnl and com-
pany record-aware ordered stored at Nair-
fnllr, but while no Maid the tronswrt
were sunk rind imagine it torid siid irre-
parable loss. Uri flu-7th of May the reg-
iment was strain in sctron st Wnlrhsll
Junction, and from the fifth to the 17th
Vern lit the brittle of Drury's Bluffs. In
hrsnfllcinl report of this bottle Colonel
I’lltlstvtlI commanding the brigade of the
Tenth and the First Connecticut Light
Ilsttery, spanks of the Tenth he follows:
”(if the Tenth I need lisrrtly ripe-k other
tbsn thlt it fully sustained the splendid
reputation first it liss hitherto borne for
study and soldlerly bebuvlour under the
roost trying circumstances, entirely new
to them. (for never lit-fore were their
birch turned to the enemy). It may
have been oquulled. but never IBM.
Under s the in which is men fell from
merry second-i. not is eolilier spoke I word
or moved s best from the sllgnmrnt.
GflIm‘IEI Oils for his sslf possession under
which be bundled his regiment.”
ssrv,
fourteen
hues-tiles is the M‘dt'r s m
”Wis.” alt
body on was giwn to her last evening. "’H'
Every 3,“, in the home was taken and “fluent of the Semitu are, reported In
every bit of standing r.mrri,even half 3"" tinkering 0" a """t ml" Al"
way down the aisle-t and striirri. She ”3'9“” ”WY “I" "”t'llm" ““3'1'939 “I”?
still manifests Illilt bright rind psitisluk- Hour "‘ that the question "I “”91“" "5‘"
lug manner which has made her such a ”‘l"‘"l‘l""“~“l "'0'“ ll” campaign." I" ‘
“nun". here. She is a splendid actress our opinion it Will give the opponents of
rind natural in the highest degree in a reasonable "VI-"8"” "I the ”I“! 3 good
evvrytbing she does, Her dancrng in desirous ""“bl” MIN" "W C5‘ml’3'Rni
the third act took "it’ll-visor by storm '3 0""
and she was given it double encore.
Then-nus liberal and hearty applause
throughout the evening. Her company
H a good one and supports her well.
.p ’
Mr. llliiini- in his Portland speech drew
eruiaii rind championed his cause in the
We noticvthatthe Finance Corns ’—
n gnipliic picture of the American flsh- f .
[looms Wanted.
fANTf-ZD-two or three unfurnished rooms,
‘ must if Address llnx flirt south Norwsik.
i Carriage For Sale.
FIRST CLASS Twrrtieut f‘srriiigr. Apply st
A liENlti’ TILLY'B.
suz'i tf 1i Msln liner, South I‘DI'WIIK.
safe for Sale.
SMALL Safe, in ierfent order. Combination
lock, Apply st much A: White-head‘s mar.
31%?“ _
j
'10:
Buslncss opportunlly.
‘I’AYING and npidiy flowing business will be
‘ sold cheep. A rare cbsnce forms with n few
hundred dollars. Inquire at this office, or Address
the left of the regiment in utmost on
Too much credit cannot be recorded to
scene "meant the skillful msnner in
Our spires sllorted ton summery will
not permit of s delslled decoder of such
sepsrsto sngsgsmnhsnil to chronicle
in owns msriy listrlris find the active
tbs Teeth would requlrs ii
viii-iris in the". The regiment wu
nurtured out of service August but.
f”. and ll. puilelpsud in so less I.“
w We“ its
fun. lfll. Ind the m of fill To
fin-cl Music-l Entertainment.
The Rock Band Concert Company will
give one of their chaste and enjoyable
entertainnrents in the Methodist Church,
Nor irslk, Wednesday evening. Sept. 12.
They have tirivr'l instruments, includ-
ing the great rock linrtiiourcori. in which
llll‘ sixty pieces of solid rock and which
riquired eleven year-r in order tripvrfect.
lit-stiles the instrumental pieces,tlwre are
new stings, duets nriil qunrtr-ts which
add largely to the interest and delight of
the entertainment. Do not fail to attend
the ltoclt “and concert.
Volunteer ltntertnlurnenl.
lmt evening the Volunteer Hose Co.
held-n entertainment in the wigwsrn
in first Norwnlk. The attendance was
large, s firm programmer was rendered.
and everybody enjoyed themselves.
Connecticut I’ntsrvts.
The following Connecticut patents
issued Sept. 4. 1888. List furnished
from the office of A. ll. \l’ooster, solici-
tor of patents, llrldgsporr, Donna
W. nought-ling. Bridgeport. perforat-
ed piste for drying rite-in; L. I'. Ingro-
hnrn end (i. L. lluiibell. ilridgepnrt,
hsnil sewing machine; It. Thompson,
Bridgeport, take up torch, for sowing
Hashim-sic. I... Bushnell. New ilsven.
roofing compound; E. Whitney, New
Haven, breech-hurling firesrmtfl. (fallen,
Weterbury.metsltube;il. W. ilsydvn
Waterbury, metal tube; II. C. llnrl.
Unlonville. isbls knife or fork; E. C.
Peels, Ierlden. extension lump fixture:
(l. C. latehell, Norwich, making wood
type; (I. C. Mitchell, anwleh producing
dies for melting wood type; A. fl. Walk:
er Hortforrl. see titling projectile; A. 1'.
Warehouse, Bernard, regulator for
dynsnso electric whines: A. 1‘. WM‘
house, llmforrl, resolution of some.
mass
0. B. Berkshire, New Britain. surfers
urns-sermon of builder! herdmt
1. We. flew Cue-u, group of stell-
smu. Wartime, flow flares. or»
Manure“
following mm“. box 50%, ninth Norwslk. sir!) if
"Uri M inday of last week, as the: — ”(sum and Factory To Lel.
pirswrigi-rsou the sternum to which I? gm’lflALflriumTo unreal from Otis month
was coming the Atlantic rose from “W“ “m"m'W' mum“ I" h“ ”I
I ,
or er runner-chin ', as m er.
breakfast, there was suddenly one of the l; luis if as MN ll, KNAPP.
oslrnrn Ave" Brut Norwnllt.
rumors that fl rat with wonderful swift-0 '0
neuter-wen river the largest of str-Intt‘rsi 5mg; drslrsblo end pic-and t residences for
't , ' ' rule. Priors reason-file on terms . .
that or were") the midst of I fishingX EnqninofTAl’LOltlflf) on“
fleet. \Vr' had come to the bunks oflw mm m; Mm...“ nigh. m,
Newfoundland during the night. and uri’, Wflhlnflwn sr..tlo. 3‘0"“ -
weruslied—tliose of us who were not?
Hemmer—tome deck, we now that wr-‘f
wrre surrounded by sinus I? or 15 soil of [3 “mmmmunmm, ., WM "mu, m.
fishermen. . . . Those of us wboypetltlim. Peril-adulnm bug-immullst No.
could get on deck . . behold iri‘ Plummd ”"0"" .. WW
this rough sea the filliermrri in their. Bulldlnl Stone for Solo.
smell boats—Jillle device not more tbnnl(‘ttmn Building stone for sale by the
'15 feet long-«int on those woven "HIE-,3” wtqmwm'flf' "cum“ M
«cone ll. Ilnderlslll
riowintmrn selling lion-shalt! ll lsltlev for
B. GUY or
..wmi'llom
itirriiiii 000 int
Standing weird; For Sale.
in unmtltlesto salt pennant. Apply to
FIIAVQIS BURRITT. P"???
SIDEWALKS !
.- 1'. Contractors.
ILL!” proper-ls will be received b the city of
l lasts . urwsltr for the laying of s sidewalk
mores-stunt,“ nonfat lie of)
room, and they were taking up their
truwls with no little concern on e Maine
former would mow his buy in July; nod
there was one universal burst of admi-
rstron on that steamer at the during
rind the heroism and splendor of the
bunny tbst would risk life in A contest
with such angry elements. I said to
myself then, as I say toyou now, in my
judgment the United Steins would dis.
honor itself for rill time by any negoth
stlon. or if for my eonslilersrlon it
should surrender one or or one title of
the rights of those gs lent, generous Ind
propm sues
brave men." I. W.“ tthspet suit all started» [mint
”9"" this outlniret of the greatest the Wreforvliis A. flair. and newts-m
inflow Their reservesthe ttorvlstl
sedelfbids. y M m
WILLIAM fl. lll’l’fl.
(mums! on film.
floItlr fforwslh. Arm. will. fut.
living Brute-men the Springfield (lean)
Republican nptly comments:
”And,wbo. by the ws , one these
'gnllunt, generous Ind rsve men?
llrxty percent. of them It‘ll Canadians.
The snrrrtlon of sailors of tllonesstsr
first too fornignerspsrlsh tntheiisherfes
to all Americans has not been disproved.
And not only thst. but (theorem
flsbln vessel owners go nubile-fly t2
lllllfllilllll llllll'l.
WW... 1w». ,— - .....- “ml-w
BURGLAR ALARMS
Which llzht the use and ring Ml alarm the lnstnnt
ti door or n Windows is disturbed. BURGLAHIKS
IMPOSSIBLE.
Electric Door Bells
The onl reliable door bell, and one which ls
grtnritnte not to get out of ordt r. Prrce from 53
upwsrrl.
ELECTRIC WIRING.
in finished hour-oi done without s wire left in iii fit
on scratch on woodwork. Estimrites given. 'nll
and sec working simples.
Jackson Bros.
At Jackson’s Jewelry Store, Norwallr.
more
0000000000 000
....--M__..__
no": Tits; mucus.
Buff}, fl. .lnvs f‘oflee ................... 30!: per lb
first Inscslbo Cadre ......................... or:
if llestlspsn n ............................ 45c
tfmnrery Butter ......................... 2i:
(lies flutterl’rrnt
rte-hes is: fine ....
23 min Bobbitt s Hosp . ,
IlevrPull l'ri-rsrrr ('bene, ml .....
Irwin‘s .lsrs, porcelain tops, norms
H II M ”in“
(II III III I to be but but he obt lied)". on "w
meme it one on t' I dimer I an or . ,
, ‘ Belt] mu ........................ .tric ram
rolling liiilf the height of this grout ' “"3. w Best Ifomcl'dghlml, 150° ......... impevalkrn
Look at the be. and file.
Counters.
...-.. a...n ,_..—....
0. Hawaii Stimuli,
at Washington Street.
IIAVILAI‘M NEW BLOCK.
I188 Blilllljllll‘lllll
Boarding and Day School.
”......” ...... .‘4
En lisli Branches. The ll .
l lluric and Arbums W
115 ll
gqlrdaitrmrtrffi.
,-. ...-D. ...
Mano“ Bar 11:
llOllTll HOWALK.
8010. 610,701 000 Bill.
SATURDAT INTI!“
PROF. voxmt
Prirltlltllaliir *
Evening l’cvformsttm at B. ”WW3.”
Prices,25,35&50¢.
opera House, Norwilk.
€001.le I: LOCKWOOD, “a
Grand Opening 2
FRIDAY EVENING, SEPT. 1.
Special comm, t of
Fisher’s Great Musical Extravaganza.
“A lllllll llAI’l
lrrclridlng 9——
Strong Company of Singing Comedians
m—lstrodncing nil the—~—
I.ATZST SIYCCVMES 01 “I m
YORK NUVEL'I’IES.
Till CAST:
Mr. P. D. Fisher, Hrs. macro-a,
Mr. John W. Rename, Mill loll
Mr. Don Packard. Illa flit. Stanford.
Mr. B D. Tannerhill, Mir-s Adult. Zeb-t
Miss Zoe l'routy,
YOU Will. LAIIGII.
Iron"! all“ If.
Pull"! LADIES.
llAleoMt cm”.
This company carries specie! scenery for this so
tire production.
8mm seats now on stile st MW: Dug
PRICES, If), 50 and 75 CENTS.
Music Hall 1
0NE WEEK.
C0llll000lllt titular, int 10.
Fifth Benson of the Popular Young Mm,
000 lllllllllll
And it Good Confpuy,
Under lungs-int of ”funk Charm.
Monday.
The Boston Thesire from. produced with M
me Scenery pointed expressly for this play.
Annette, the Illinois; Girl
Ila Akentrotn‘s New Play sud lotto! M
cur,
Rehab tireGypsy Daughter
Wednesday.
The Pearl of Savoy.
Thur-day.
Peggy.
(First the in this City).
Distal-dz; '11. an...
Fanchon, the Cricket
amps-3333:1313»
Annette, the Dancing Girl
Grand Souvenir Matinee Saturday af2
[very lady orglrl butt! 3 M II. m
wllimeiverhe choice a s look of ltd Alfie
struni's Poems or s Cabinet
PRICES, lo, 20 and 35 0".
Reserved flat! on fittest l. I. lloyl'I
fiolth Norwsts, mt (item's MW
”"M‘ritri iriiiiwiimm
Fair all familiar
arm
FAIRY! ELI! COUNT!
llllllil Lillllll. lllllllll
Will be W H MM,
SEPTEMBER 19, 20 and 21.
onetime. .....t: “- me
wensrrsnsr.
llhlbiflolof m.mm ~ My.
Till! RSDAY.
Wmdmcflbl‘m
FBIDATmTrotfllg.
Itltr’dtitltl’J.
(3s inn ports for ilietr upturn. rumumrnmm
Wfiaambt'mulo wun'ls T'sumay’huptfnh' hm mu Wfl u”
s- laws: s vs- an Barth. m may W.
toners-tinsel M two; natives , , Wm W has "'“ " ““ mun? na’w'm
offl’slsntwoinsuvsotllswfossdlsnd. Horns 0m Poultry 3 Wu up..." Wm lube or. "
ornmstlnofllewflmnswbhm Ir. Orders ”III a.“ PM.“ Isl) y Miser-ours.“ um. ... .,..............
mm M rum {glob v y. ”'2 "" 'hmm 'mumam h.
' ~”"” "~ ”"""' cum , mmm
«nominal-sous..." m 'flmmm”“ sums-uni. ’
“VINO-III... M “film “
may.
Viola, the Street Singer. ,
Trottiriglo Comm on Each Bey
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