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NUMBER 288.
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SOUTH NORWALK. CONN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1888.
PRICE TWO CENTS.‘
Till: EVENING SENTINEL.
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SOUTH NUItWMJt.
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11 Ill: ALARM 1103418.
No. 8, 14.". N. 11. l 11.“. ll detail; key lit Ail
uni Extinc- office in «Mail, and hon-Ir.
Nu, 4, boy “rout. cortm of Tulle. utreei; key 11 8
lliiy meet and oil tectonic.
80. o, Hornet of lain cud t'onronl viniett: key or
D. llouuuu'n hours and J. C. Wilson‘s 'ac
10 .
No. 1:. barium mutt ll'hflll; In- at M‘hi‘ltil haul-e
cud residence of Willi-tn l . builth.
No. 13, Concord rtroet. 0 home reboot; key 8' Mn.
l'eul‘r incidence. o. to Concord street, Ind
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No. It. lulu meet corner of Ann vtreei; key at
Wolt'c alone and all tutorial.
No. 15, lllgh street corner of flower: eve-urn; key
at A. Dicker-mam. rerldeuoe.
mutiny.
limit: at It o'clock noon for Blundord Time.
ghm of the bell (thus 1—1) eigfllflc‘l tire to
I.
o“'I'hi-iee clinker ot the hell film! I I'll alguldu the
clly writer irttabotrirtedol. ' . .
llmllt‘l’loli 1'0 itrr BOLDIBD.
IiIvc Information of ii are in your home
ghhorhood unlock the hot door: pull the
book all the way down once only, uid let the hook
; that uplhe bar end do not open or touch the
gals min until the next the In your nelghlnrhmd.
Do not utictnpt to reuu-vr the key form the door.
The Wild ltugimer \an m: that n mun-read to It:
[trot-.1 place. BAICSI. lldluWAN.
Chief Engineer.
Upon
tlhtti:
)llulat urn Almanac [or 'I’o-Morrow.
High tide Low tide sun riiieti Sun iii—iii
9. 0 3 53 6 43 4.33
Weather llnlletln.
For Friday; threatening weather and
light rains: easterly “’lfl'lr; slight changes
in temperature-
tilt £99.59... N EWS.
The ”Ellen B " is being overhaulul.
The larval Putnuuiliet: at Paris's dock
with a load of brick.
—'1‘w;ii’.ed embroidery, outline and un-
derwear silk, warranted Inuit color, for
rule at M. S, smith'ti.
The Y. L. L. C. Will mil-z with Mia's
Ella Farrel thin evening.
Edward K. Williams will :om: mat a
grocery rtorc in St ringwood.
-Splendid petite}.- ('0. dairy butter,
by tub, 27c. Try it at W. 11. Seymour},
06 Washington street.
There are barge quantitirs of amt—It
being caught in our harbor.
All hopes of finding Fred Sbliurnatt's
body have been abandoned.
‘ -Goo<l Luck whirl. beet unlnundned
shirt for f .> in the market, a; ll. 8.
fimith'o. \
Mr. and llre. Benjamin Howell have
moved into their new limit” on the Dor-
lon road. ., y .
The Young }1—;.'~,lr:-urr C u'o liJs
been organized wrth a rnvmbs-rehip of
twer-ty'two.
Andrew I}. Jennings is improving from
the'efl'ecbr of his broken leg, which in.
jury he received aliouttivo wet-ks ug‘;
while lifting itnne.
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‘1’. '4". Balm is melted with bovine“ fi'
his marble yard on Water elm t. hor-
ough. Mr. Batch tunic out work of
superior workmanshipnnd quality which
in the secret of his large buieinrrx.
Peter White ha; returned from [lol-
ycke, More. Mr. Whiieilrore hi8 have
both woy2,nnd made remarkally goal
time. He found the roads in good“ con—
dition, and ray: that tlze scenery in that
section of the country I! grand.
~1nfantir’ baud knit jacket,- at 31. S.
Smith' . , .. ‘ _
look at your vaulta and have them
cleaned and disenfrctcd- on the Improved
plan, by Charles Mottmf Bridzetimt,whn
will do it without any dtmzremblc odor
arising from hi5 work. [Mid his a Iver
burnout and address in to—day’o int-um
William ”oyle, who smoked Chief of
Police John Inckwood of Norwalk, last
week, war brought to the jail in “1121 city
Tueedey, in default of $230 bondt to
await trial in the February term of the
Superior Court—Bridgeport Farmer.
search A. Riymond of Dorian. came to
this city yesterday nfternoon and caused
atatiou scent Raymond to much annoy.
anon that he had her, arrested for breach
(if lite peace. She was placed under '2';
bonds and her trial will be held Io-tubr.
row aftnnoon. . '
—L1dies’ impottidZdrite aprons at ll.
8. Smith's. ml _‘ W
We never suppotied that lirerynien,
Gen. 8. Gregory was s betting man, but
since the election e bu come into poo.
union of two 0 laundromat tearna
of horns in town. nc is a pair of heart-
tiful blacks, lately owned by one of the
Harper family of New York; the other in
a very etylich team of bayr.
The concert given in the '«mgrega-
tiounl church last evening by Madam
Fry's Concert Company of Boston. was
one ("if the but entertainments ever
prevented in that church. All the artists
were AI, and the reading! of Mr. Went-
wonb were wellunpprecioted. Too much
could not be said or to‘their good quar-
kite.
ilczd‘o block know open for tin-inter.
It in fitted up in metropolitan style with
n private win and telemph operItor to
receivetbe quotation to noon on they
no in New ”York. George _W.
, the m, will he plat
to have caller-a and be will Molly
”clue Information In It: power to
“whole not fully under“ tho
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A large number of children in town
are ill Vi ith chicken pox.
i‘olum-l Robert‘s military school on“
g-ve u roeiuble on the 27th.
William Kelsey line moved into lllrl
new Insure on Raymond street.
The rel-idem? of Chas. S. StJoliii i‘ll
Elizilieth étreet [4 being repainted.
Tin-5.13.). Ill. train from South Nor-
wzillt will hereafter stop at Emit Nor
walk.
~Knullie hiltpi'llilf’l’. fluent brace to be
bud, at M. S. Smith's.
A very handsome table scarf, made by
hlrr. Dr. Gregory, is in J. Arthur Pin-
neo'ri window.
A new fire-hydrant had been placed at.
the corner of West avenue, near E. J.
l’lltll’iilri'sitlence. _ _ ‘
~Greiit variety of gentn' cardigan
jackets at If. S. Smith's.
Plum-rt Hook and Ladder Company
will hold anotherone of their plenum!
nociiibleii tonight.
The republicans of Rowuyton bad a
celebration last. night and made Rime
bowl for several hours.
A little son ofddhnvkelly, of Spring
Hill, war bitten by n dog belonging to
John llch’nlly, on Tuesday. ‘
—W. 3; N. Tuba Colors 7c. at Plain.
ted’e.
Clusters: Harvey and Miro Susanna
Church, both well known in this town."
Were united in wedlock yesterday.
There is mine talk of sending the cost.-
pziny of girl-t from this city to Washing-
ton illumination day to tithe part in the
parade there.
Fred ll mi in his linislied n mod-d of u
bli‘flllls‘lilp which he has worked on for
nearly a year. He Will put it on exhibi-
ti m at it” the faint held her.- this White r.
The fuir of the Women’s Relief Corps
of Buckingham Post, was well attended
last night, and there must have been a
neat little sum of money renl’z «1 for the
relic-f l'und.
Marion II. Odell and George A. United
were married at the residence of Rev. B.
A. Delanolart evening tit 830 o'clock.
The wedding was private, only a few
immadiate friends being present.
George F. Quiuturd & Son have bought
out the drug store of Charles Lapbam, at
number." Main ntreet, and took posses-
sion Iatt night. Mr. L1plltim returns to
lll.‘ former home in New York state.
Thomas R. Lib-y was gomg home lust
night intoxicated, and when he came to
tlw c rrm‘r of “tin and Monroe streets he
8:: ppml ii.tu the deep gutter and fell
sinking the brick of his lit-ad on the cor—
ner of the silt-Walk. He was picked tip
and carried home. if." :i improvin-:.
Conn. cticut [N'llrilillli have been grant-
ed in: follows: Original, Marti. H.
Shlt'ldi. Not-alert. Thor. Caliill, Bridge-
port; James 1. Rich, New London In-
Cfi’afl‘,R)hPl’l A. Gralemton; James
51. Crane. ”medium-1;: Catharine Kin-
nurmy, riiothrr 1;? Elwnrd C.tmpion,
Utiiult.
——-L'ulim~' collars; cuffs and rtuhmg in
(very s'yle :21 M. S. Smith'e.
Yesterday A. Salmons and a party (if
friend.I wr-nt black fishing. 0.4cur
[links «as among the number but he re-
p)!“ that it? did not do much fishing as
the instant he got outside the islands be
formed the closest relationship with
Neptune and kept it up all day. Com-
ing from Greer-ii Farm-r as he does, he
cannot account for his not Ming no rx‘
paint sailor.
One of ‘lir’ [inert specimens of crayon
work we h1ve even is on exhibition in
Piaiated'a drug store window. It is a
picture of Mr. Dnhrow that was made
by llrs. 2.1. F. Ely of this town. ‘ In re.
rerublanceand artistic touch it is first
clnufn every particular. Mrs. Ely but:
long enjoyed the reputation of a superi-
or crayon artist and this latest picture
shows that she is fully up with all the
Intent and best developments of the art
Death: of CorporalL .1 ohu '1'. Ryan.
C‘r’pbral Joli'i' V. 'Ry’an’ ’of’Cti. '15, died
at his home in NerivaIk this morning.
[1..- wu a faithful and tfilfient soldier
and one of the most pflpflidl’ of the non-
mmmissioned officers of the command.
Hid loss will be deeply felt by the chic-
era' and members of the company.
A Foolish Electlou Bet.
Charles Hanford went in swimming
this morning of! Tullt-s dock to pay an
election bet, which he made with Daniel
Peters. He stayed in the water live min
utes, nod when he came out he was
nearly perished, the water being so cold.
ll. Wlll Not Baalp.
There was an item printed generally
in 11110! the papers about two months
ago to the «fleet that Vice-President
Reed of the Concolitluted railroad ivcu'd
n+ignh§nofilc<r at the. annual meeting
of the direct in to be held this month:
1‘ueiadny afternoon on official of the road
stated that Vice President Bit-til would
not resign.
”other "Blue" Wot.
‘l‘lio mound "blue" labial taken In
Connecticut waten were“: llut week
the Wilcox brotherv, lobeteruieu of
nut. The lobiter war a beautiful
A BA! 81 BO“ lil' I’l'lill.
'l‘rlalty Guild and Their I-‘rlautln Ilium n
Delightful Time.
Lint evening Trinity Guild held it rain-
bow copper at the parish rooms, Ilnvi-
liiiiil block, and the proceedings passed
off rucczuofully. Slipper was ready at
o'clock and the table presented It hand-
some appearance.
The uttenda'ce was Po large that 110??-
rnl llfllt'illllf' long table was filled and
everybody iv.“ nutiipttuualy supplied
will the good things by the ludlw.
.\t the conclusion of the supper BL'Vi-rtll
boon \l‘t‘rl' pli‘hsflfllly occupied in «atrial
Intercourse. The prominent feature was
the lit-turning of rainbow aprons by the
gentlemen. Of course each thought biit
solving won the best but there had to be
a choice in order that the succesoful men
might curry home with him the pr'ze.
which war it pretty silver handled cane.
William W. bullet was the sumuful
individual and in accepting lll'l gift he
staid it was just his rizi.
The gathering was elm a big success
financially. All who were present will
no doubt attend the next meeting of the
Guild.
itt'rtttstAL.
llarnuui -I‘ltcli.
One of the most brilliant events of the
season was the wedding of George R.
Barnum and lilies Georgia D. Filcli yen-
terdny afternoon at five o‘clock at the
residence of the bride's parents on West
port avenue. Guests to the number of
nearly one hundred were present and in-
cluleil prominent persons from Wash-
ington? "ll. 0., Bridgeport, Stamford,
Datebury, Branchville. Ridgefleld and
other platter.
Tm- wedding supper wusotieof caterer
[[11an of the guests were elegant as it
was» full evening dress nifuir. Rev.
llr. 11 million prrfu rnxed tlie‘ceremony.
TiiP happy couple stood uridcrnbower
of II rivers in ucorner of the large pur-
lnr. The bride was dram-d in a white
all}; dress cut entrain and a tulle veil
trimmed with rostbude. The presents
were numerous, useful and elegant. One
very useful present from the bride's
father was five new $100 bills. The
newly married Couple took an evening
train at South Norwnllt for Washington.
They expect tornztke an extended tour
in the south before returning home.
. Personal Heutlou.
51:8. John 8. lane of Bart Norwnlk,
is vieittng \t’itli ht'l” granddaughter in
Hartford.
Mr. and. tilt». Philip Comslock of
Bethelure visttiug with Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Carroll.
Charles Peck of WPstprnt l-i visiting
with Mr. atil Mrs. Jarvis S'llllll.
Hon. Joe. W. Hyatt returned to Wash-
ington i’.‘-dily.
Th run- I. allnnnlll‘ of Wilton. Leave-
Totru and Leaves lilo Creditor-
to Mount.
There has been quite us‘rioua dtfli-
c~.lty on the Gunning farm in Wilton.
llr. Gunning has I--ft town and left num-
erous di‘lilril behind him here. The con-
tractors who built his new burn have
not been-paid, and they pmpue putting
alien on the building. Mr. Gunning
owned a half intereLt in the farm, and
MP. Gunning bin instituted ri suit
against him for $103,000, claiming that
he has med her money to that amount.
Tim trouble tt‘i’nl'l to be :t fumily dis-
agreement, nod-the culmination of it
was iii the arrest of the coacliruan by
lllr. Gunniu: charging him Willi theft,
which was done merely for spite to get
rid of bitmashe took Mrs. Gunning'e
put in the family afhirs. Mr. Gunning
is mid to b:- in Toronto, Condadu, and
he [IMkIICPfllllrsd Cllri‘k of Muscula-
ning’o for $12,000 with him. What the
outcome of the afl'iir will be is hard to
my .
I‘ll-ifortuuen Never- Come Singly.
Your rday Mrs. Tucker, who lives on
Clark street, was. wry bury bolting
Cilfl‘s, pies, and other things, and having
occa~i=m to go out of doors she noticed
that the mat in front of her door had
been stolen. The theft Worried her some
and when she went back lit the house
the tool; her hot pies out of the oven and
put them in a cupbonrd with a nice cults
which the that! Inked- h. 4 littlp Whitehe-
fore. r' leaving the. cupboard 1441“ open
so as. to cool the pies she went lot i the
other pirt of the house to tell lira. Cu-
bill about the lost of her (loot mat and
only stayed a few momenta. When she
returned to her own apartments she was
surprised to find that her nice cake was
stolen. To say Mic. Tucker was sur-
prised would be “putting it mild. Slié
wool astounded and now believes that
misfortunes never comes singly.
'lho [our Mining.
01 Monday night before election Rob-
ert Alexander was standing on the depot
trying to find a Cleveland man with
whom to bet 9310. Finally a man came
up, tripped him on the shoulder and told
him he Wullltl cover the bel. R ilingreed
and the [Wu commenced to litik for a
stake holder. Finally it man came up
and offered to hold the money. Rob
though: he hudsaeu lba man iti this city
before and, give him the money. Wed.
net-day noon Rib went to loo rfor hla
min, and vino told. by a friou of hit
that the better nnd‘stnkeholder had both
left town. Rib then rurullred that they
were two sharpen who were looking for
just such men as he, and nova bl-
money up uloit. lie uya be will know
beiterln 1802. , But in cplk'bf hie Ion
brlahthlunliae, and It attracted I grant
Maturation. . ,
fail: in very glad out Wyn; elect-
0
Head‘s mort elaborate spreads. The c053
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ENTERTAINMKNM
1'. M. C. A. Doll-r Course.
The first entertainment of the dollar
course to be given by the Y. M. C. A., at
ltheir hall, on Monday evening, will be
! the flnrvard Quartet of Boston, 313“th
gby Mina Susie Drew. The Wuhiugton
letter of the Boston (lazette. In speaking
‘, of their programme in that city says:—
{"’l‘lw "lll'Vfll'd Quartet of Ilmtoii made
the itiuiilciil hit of the season tri Mrs.
,Svcretary Whitney’s dinner Wednesday
‘eveuing. Wu rarely henrsuch artistic
ringing in Washington."
"DII Barry."
"0de Darcy" will be presented at Mu-
sic Hull next Tuesday evening. The
llarlfor ournnt. bay: of the perform-
ances. Dan Darcy" in it good deal on
the liner of Josh Whitcomb'o product-
iour,.liut liasactroug, Ir fl'lvol'. It
has decided merit. The performnn'ce it
very interesting. and has strength of plot
and execution. '
The Condition of the Consolidated Rall-
rand.
In Its report to the railroad commie-
oioners of Mlmchueettti the Consolidat-
lowing Interesting statistics:
Total passenger earnings. . $5,688,184.58
Total freight earnings ...... 4,118,370.42
Income from other sources" 208,481.31
Total income ............. . 0,070,086.31
Repairs of bridges ...... . 206,844.76
Renewals of rolls"... . . . .. 154,651.87
Repairs of trucks ........... 814,656.70
Repairs of locomotive: ...... 377,218.84
Repairs of cars ............. 583,402.04
Other expenser ............. 4,685,753.06
Total operating expenses... 6,822,528.17
Taxes ...................... 404,251.12
Addition to property in year. 2,146,408.86
ASSETS.
Cast 0: road .............. .13,711,225.71
Otlierpcrmuuent investments 5,872,502.65
Cosh ....................... 116,507.42
Bulls receivable ..... . . ...... 2,306,751.34
Du-- l mm agents, etc ....... 257,829.68
Materials and supplier ..... 665,866.33
Total niacin ................ 23,030,633 13
Ll.\ltll.l'l’lt'.~3,
Capital stock ............... 15.500.000.00
Funded debt ............... 2,000,000.00
Unfunded debt ............. 1,965,740.99
Other accounts ............. 3,554,942.14
Total Iiabilitiu ............. 23.020.683.11
Local passengers ........... 10,866,558
Through passengers... . . .. .. 069,254
Local freighthtnns...» 133,685
Through freight, tone ...... 1,800,846
Miles of track owned ....... 141.48
Miles of track leased. .' ...... 300.00
ACCIDKRIVB.
Number killed ............. 105
Number injured ......... . . . 243’
Highway grade crossings. . . 10
Average rate per mile, pat-
ilrttgrra ................. $0103
Av. rug.) ratc- pcr mile,freil_r,ht
per ton ................... 8.0178
Number stockholders ....... 3,504
Number etncklioldeto in 31in-
sachuwtts. . ........... 401
Congregational Conference. . ‘
Tli'.‘ eecnml 41"3 session of the Cori-
gregatumul Ci-flft'fcflct’ m the first
church, began at nim- o'clv ck yestenloy
mornitu. 11w. Dr. Smith of Hartford,
opened lb».- Hurting with prayer. Rev.
W. 11. Moore made it few retrwiks on
the advisability of calling for it report of
the Home hired-nary society, lut no
RClI-ili Wait taken. R v. Dr. Hokey of
llriilgqriir, reported for the American
Home Mission Astociation, and It -v. “i.
ll. Mime spoke forllie Evangelical Al-
fiance.
Rev. 1):. Anderson presumed a paper
favoring the cons ilidution of tiiissiuonry
mnguznms. Riv, J. E. Twitchell sub-
mitted the report of the committee on
the relations of the National Benevolent
societies to the churches, and Rat. A. 8.
Cheesrbruugh drill] a paper on the same
euhjwl. . .
‘ The afternoon conference begun at two
o’clock with C. E. Mitchell acting as
moderator. Rev. Dr. Pertin govern de-
tailed report on the: financial standing of
asmciation and the report was accepted
and ordered printed.
Action was taken on the report of the
committee on consolidation, which was
presented tit Ilie‘morning‘pegsibp and
the l‘rirp‘il'l this decepted up was clap lhe
blido’r’iiy report given by Deacoui‘Suck-
ney and Hou. B. G. Northrop of Clinton.
A Rollo of Tippecanoe.
In 1810, when the, election excitement
ran high. it brig in the ‘vfi‘ Lidia trade
lny in the harbor. From its masthead
there floated in long streamer which bore
the words, “Kick the ball for Tippe-
crnoe." The late Gideon Thompson then
kept a. store near where Llebrun. Bron.
are now located on Water street. Be
cud his brothers were ardent democrats.
Sitting in the micro 'one any with
some. comrades they cost lots to see
which should board the brig and capture
Emmippecanoe banner from the must.
end. The lot fell to a Captain Wooster,
who did the deed. The whign made
such it fuss over it that it was secreted
on one knew anything about it. The
relic is now thought to be at Thompson
Brotheri' farm in this town—Bridgeport
Standard.
Built-and Aceldaat. 8
While coupling an engine to can In
road yuwrdiiy morning. W. B. Buntin-
ton of 8.:th Norwalk. bed the third
dinner of his right hind mulled between
the tampon. Dr. Whitteuioro unpu-
_ that margin—N. it. Palladium.
d
ed Railroad company will give the fol- .
the freight yard of the Conmlldeted “talk
ABOUT LEAP YEA ll.
Why'the Your 1000 la .- Exception to tho
IllItll little.
ll'roui the Yonkers Gunmen]
The following explain- why the year
1000 will not be counted nmong leap
yam: The year is 865 days, Ilre hours
and forty-chine minute-long: eleven min-
utu are taken every year to make the
leer 065* day: long, and every fourth
your we hove an extra day. Thin mm
Julius Caesar‘s nmugement.
When.- do these eleven mltmtia t'ntm-
from 7 They come from the Mimi: and
ate paid by omitting leap year every 100
years. But if leap year is omniitttd re-
gularly every one hundredth year. in the
course of 400 years It is found that the
eleven minutes taken each year will not
only have been paid back, but but that 11
whole dny will have been given up. So
Pope Gregory XIII, who improved on
Coach (hr in 1552, decreed that
every canmrlal you divisible by four
should be u leap year after :11. 80 we
borrow eleven minutes each year, more
than pay our borrowing: back by ornit-
ting three loop years, in three conturinl
yearv, and tqunre matters by hnving 3
year in the fourth centuritil year.
Pope Gregory’s nrraugemeut is to ex.
'act, and the borrowing and paying back
baton“ to closely. that we borrow more
than we pay back to the extent of only
one day in 3,866 years.
Tho Coming Eclipse.
One of the corps of astronomers tit-
tached to the Harvard college observa-
tory will leave for California next Week
with tehscoptii and other apparatus to
be used in observing the total solar
eclipu which is due on t’ew Year’s day.
Litter in the month Prof. W. H. Picker-
ing, A. Liwrence Ratch, Simuel Bailey,
E. S. King and R ibcrt Slack. the remain-
ing members of the expedition, will join
him. The party will occupy a position
near the town of Willow. in the Sucro-
mento valley, the observing station luv-
ing an altitude of 2,000 above the sen
level and being about two hundred miles
from San Fanncisco. ,
The telea tapes to be taken are of thir-
teen and eight inches diameter, and they
will remain on \Vilson'o peak in south-
ern California, after which they will be
taken to Peru and placed in the perman-
ent observatory there to be established
by Harvard univerritv to co-operate In
the southern bemisphvre with the obser-
vntory in Cambridge.
The walk of making nconipZt-te eurvey
of the aouthern heat-ens upon the Cam-
bridge plan has been for a your or more
invcontemplatiou, and is to be prosecuted
with all the applionovo commanded by
modern science.
0 ‘Cu-Irllbc'llcknlil'llc’hiv.
The following were iii-net! Nov. 13,
1888, List furnished from office of A.
ll. Womter Solicitor of Patents, Bridge.
port, Conn.:
F. W. Smith, Jr.. Bridgeport, form r
for modern drt-‘mlliirldr; C. J. Strilson,
Now Hover, elevator; C. G. Petkim,
Hartford, electric lump switch; C. W.
Spouael, Hartford. bicycle; W. S. Whit—'-
inr. ‘v'nlz‘llm‘y, automatic railway got. :
E. (i. C lflt’. Etet Hampton, [ml rest for
radiators; 0. Sr'nlllln, lerby, piflill) pedal;
J. ll. blerruiv, frictional driving truck:
A. Moore, New Haven, waste plot: for
wush bums; F. Rhuid, Maiden, hang-
ing lump; .1, 1i. Wallace, .lnronio, carbon
battery. Dseign: J. Rigers,'N-3w Cain
min, group of statuary. Trade marks:
J. Parker & Soc, New Haven, blotting
paper (2); J. Parker & Son, New Haven.
blotting, matrix book and colored cover
piper and taper fibrelint; W. U. Rog-
er-‘. Hartford, silver or 8iIVer plntrd ware.
Methodist Blimp-filing: in «its... less.
The board of Methodist Episcopulbish-
ups in ssstiuu zit Bzistrmum Monday, con
stunted three judiczrl and fire appeal
citiferencérr. Bishop Bowman reported
for the Pacific coast that the work there
Was in :I lburishing cond trim. It wee
voted to hold the next session in 1)eln—'
ware, Ohio, next May. Tue reception in
the evening to the bishops by the Metho-
di.~t Social Union in Old Fellows Hall,
was attended by a very large- number.
During the evening $6,500 was subscrib-
ed toward liquidating the debt upon the
People's church, in Boston, and it was
announced that the whole debt of $42,-
000‘hiid now’beeu pledged.
“5—.W " L324; ,.
_ The Comet Proportions.
" ll 'zi’vrliniiu In five feet, five inches in
height, her extended anm shouid mens-
ure from tip of middli- finger to tip mid‘
die linger juit five feet. 11v» incl-ms ex-
actly her mvn height. A woman of this
height eh'iuld int-mum twenty-four in-
ches about the WA?“ and thirty-four in-
ches about the “bust if measured from
under the arms, and forty-three If over
them.
The upper arm should or usage thir-
teen inches and the wrist til};-.'l‘he calf
of the leg should measure .14} inches,
the thigh tweiity‘five, and the ankle
eight. ‘ '
From her thigh to the ground she
should mensure just what she measures
from the thighs to the top of the head.
The knee should come exactly mid-way
between thehthigh and the heel.
The distance from the elbow to the
middle finger shbuld be the same no the
dictation from the elbow to the middle
finger should I” the name on the dis”.
tattoo from the elbow to the tnlddiii of .
the chest. From the top of the head to
the chin should!» just the length of the
foot, and that mould be he nine diu-
tance betweali tho chin ‘ the nrmpltv.
The length of the bond ehouId be jut
one-tenth of her height, led her feet
int n «vault, and the diometvr‘ of tier
till-t r urn-[cinuumi Inquirer.
8“ .. ‘.,
PASSING WORTHLKII CIIIZCKB.
A Hun Arrested In New York for on 0(-
run» In Waterbury.
Frank C. Smith of No. 21' Perry street,
New York, was entitled in New Yoikou
Tuesday by Detective Dodda for false
pretense», on it riquiuition signed by
Governors Inunabuty Mill Hill. He Is
wanted In Waterbury for [morning a
worthless check for 8200 on Frederick
l’lutt of the City Lumber and Coal com-
pany. The check wur drawn on the Car
field Nlll' n ll bank of New York. Smith
is it "illll‘ll'll talker and interesting fellow
and did good work 1“ a slump speaker
for the pruhibilioniats during the lost
campaign. 11.: is a graduate of the Bar-
vard law school and he: lived in Bot-ton.
'rlm l’roltlblllonlala Did It.
(New York Sun.)
Mr. Clevelnnd was not no strong n can-
dldntein Cpungctlcutjn 1888 u in 1884.
lite percentage ot the total vote roll at!
from 48 07 in 1884 1648.76 In 18%. He
pulled through this year because the
prohibitioniats vote nearly doubled. Had
it remained at the figures of 1884 Ilr.
Cleveland would burn lost Connecticut
by more than 1,200 republican plurality.
This rxplunntion of the democratic
plurality in one of the two northern
etatec by Cleveland acorns to have been
overlooked. It deserves attention be.
cause it bears directly upon the claim of
Mr. Mills and certain others that their
policy did not hurt the democratic party
in manufacturing districts. The effect
of the Mills bill is best exhibited ini the
congress elections in Connecticut. 1n
the Fifiieth congrats the democrats have
three representatives from Connecticut
and the republicans one. In the Fifty-
llret congress the republicans will have
three representatives, while the demo-
crats will have but one.
A ‘ Bpucll.
The trunaititiin from long, lingering
and painful sicknnt to robust health
marks an epu:b in the life of the indi-
vidual. Such n remarkable event i9
treasured in the memory and the agency
whereby the good health hue been It-
tntned is gratefully blessed“ Hence it is
that so much, is heard in praise of
Electric llit ' So many feel they owe
their restoration to health, to the use of
the Great. Alternative and Tonic. If
you are troubled with any disease of'
Kidneys, Liver or Stomach, of long or
short standing you will surely liud rev
lief by use of Electric Bitters. Sold at
506. and $1 per bottle at Chas. Lapham'o
Drug Store.
iodine. ,Arulea sure.
The beatenlve in the world for Cute,
Bruit“. Saree, Ulcers, Stilt Rheum,
Fever Sim. Teller, Chopped Hands.
Chilblaina, Command all Skin Eruptions
and positively cures Piles, or no pa y re-
quired. It is guaranteed to give per-
fect sntiafaction, or money refunded.
[’tlcu 2.3 cents a tux. For sale 'by Chas.
[flyinttth
NOTES iHERE km: 782an
Sincotbe war at ’70 ancclzns spent
1,210,608;le from besides the "ordinary
mtinutcs.’
It is related ofu Lincoln, Nemrmnjbnt
bcjoumeyciltoCnIiforuin inonlcrtoseonu
oldencthyexecuted. ’ i
J’hiladclphinisto have another industrial
lcbool. Themnnualtninlngsystcm isvery
popular in that city.
A cmctxlilo tamer ts tholnstking inthe
animal rubduiug world. His unmoisl’emn-
net. BeisacifimofGiemaudhoisgoing
totnkabimselfnndhixerocodilcotohriofor
tbocomiug mm
Ithmmpuwdthutthhymfsmcogif
loaded for railroad abipmertt, would fill
2878,5s’1cnnnud make. a train” thatwould
tench 16,410 miles, or twothird: of the way
ammdtheworld. ‘ ‘
CbristinnizedChinnmenm hecomingnu»
momeuoughiuNewYorkto mksuuew
quarter for themselves near University place,
and 11th is being rupidlynbnndoned
totho heathen.
Au Atlanta book dealer keepa numerous
tilesofloenlpapersinorda'tosupplythede’
mndforbncknumhcrn. Hotludxititlncrw
tivo busincs, too,ofteutimgettmg’ asmucb
nfiforaringlcpnper.
.ltlstbefuhiou to covertlowerpotswith
mnnrental covers made of antenna oval
cardboard. Thcmtounois aelectedtolook
umucbnspomiblo like oriental chinn,nnd
thoobsa-vcrpretmdsnottolecthucloth.
Several German hit. eujoyavd'y‘ mod
Wad-mirth :mrhoinnru moi
outulio Wrouflorlrflng,“ w-
truiutidin» ' and how '
u: Wi
meructims
Thcnpremecourtot Utahhns entered a
final judgment diaolvingtho Mormon Church
corporationundercbentiug the property to
“government. Theddendautlhnvetnkcu
“who the tutu-unecourtofthoUnitcd
Mwhauitwfllboboflycoutsted.
PrinceBismnrckrecentlyguvenfetotohh
mant- nnd «acute at Fnedrlchxruho‘ to
calebratatbedmtc" h toBerllnotbnlltelo
graphpolucutinhistom Bismarck" hnl
applied Germany with 100,000 telegraph
polesdunng’ thohltteuycum
ANebr-uknmanhuorgnnludubandcon-
dsttn' gofumurfiumnmnnglmtwodmms,
apuir of cymbal} andamoutliorgun. Ila
play: the cum-e combination and
wouldmnkentnlghty showycrgnuizatiouit
becouldonlyuflordtohinudrummnjor.
Another, Fraulein vou
Ioudon.
LBniItbmf VMfi,“ a pair (I
bruspommidotbatwwumodofourym
moth-"vandal. They untoward
bylrmnihh'nw , and they
mmwgnhwy
m-
enu-c by a m
Thoputtlngounlhorttlmo 0“th ‘ilfl'm m
manuals-M,” £32110 inhumane.“ U510 w
' um M ,
”mm-“oer!" «mm m“
o -' can i .
the train for vru darted by. T'M'y EV '8. N0" 80th
hugloplnylng“l‘dboa My.” Thopao man no n~ “
unset-convene- muchliko moor-chm
upodbhthobnmwumiedplladou
topwdtbe guard- ut like driver: outer
nho.~-Brooklyu Eagle.
no wuuoioohup.
“130W (“unit hi- wifctothorm-
taut-tint forelixhtlnuchnfter theplny.
recognizuhisfmcuanhmlntbom
otthewalterthoturvu bind—Ali, William,
bownruyoul Weill That‘lulcc. Bring“
mbluepolntrmleau.
Willlnm’ (nbncuttuludedly,butwlthtbvold
timolplritofobrdicucnl—Yegluh. shill
hitcbtbemuplnthagoldhnruaovthoyc)
lowleatlicrl—Pittbiu'gnulkttn.
TO ”I“. ‘
AT 45 Bellini Avenue, ment- of 9 18
clmtn,8miouary tn . dumb waiter. ctr mi
iothewlMowl. Price for 9 too-o ”8156 per
month. Apply to W. 11. CLUSTIAD.
1113 :lt 10 Union Pork. Norwalk.
Furniture For Sole.
131.171! plum: chair, a French aetonnc conch
lit-d nrli ottoman null potent pillowl for rule
cheap. uhlugtou Street bridge upholstery
shop. til! at
more To Bent.
I)Alt'l' ofhouee on lower lulu street for null
family to rent Inquire of C. 3. non
lilo it City National dank.
PcIaIII-a Canned "III.
113 celebrated California Malibu tanned
Fruit for-leuCharla llavihnd'e :5 Iain
Itreet. Munch. 1' and Domestic hurt. and
Sui». Pull lure of con cctiouery.
Rooml To Let.
URNTSHBD R00)“ to It“! with or without
board. Addict! P. 0. 83.3111le
01:61!
“one For Sale.
G001) work horse will be cold c for want of
use. Inquire of C. s 1TH.
# Wuhiuton
Now In the Time.
LEAVE your order! for the Honda 5. Portrulta
In (lit, Putt-l cud Crayon, Pate I tpcclslty.
A fine t'nyou for 310. D. G. COOKI, Stamford.
711%.”: “51.10.2153, P. 0. Box fat, Norwalt.
t
Oyster-I.
{1032 desiring oyrtcrv opetied herb dull can
T pawnrcthem of RI. CCTHLL y
tell if Foot of Raymond St.
George B. linden-lull
[Slim-tutor": ceiling Household in ft:
cuehorhylmullmcntaltpricrv com-
" buglinncnuull at No.
marl"!
itiau. Portico damn:
67mm St. City.
fissure-nil Bela-artfutheubrlryllaildlng.
To: anti-factorytmttlnt willtakc charm
of thclgtbrurythevtorewill hemmed an veryrcav
writable termn. 1¥uue of
AYLOB 8 GOLD“, Agata.
act if
Building not For Sale.
Nthewevtrideof loin min thenclglibor—
0 hood of the Methodist Church. Inquire of
. TAYDOR «I GOLD“.
Ital astute Ind Immune Agency, Washington rt.
Orborn Avcu, Bu! Norwallt.
THREE desirable and pic-ant tendency for
talc. I‘rirareonomblcandtcmm .
InquinofTLYLORtCO on,
But mare Ind him Ex: Raw.
\t’ulttncton St... So. 81
Factory To Let.
Tflxwgehctovyuledfurthelaw three yearn
by the south Norwalk nu Inuufacturlng
Camper!“ Supplied with on butler; cult-
nblc or mutuaulngor or a unnatural-h;
lithium; Apply to 10113 1!. KSAPP,
Iel' tf South Norwalk, Conn.
Licensed Iluy Scavenger.
Privy faults and Carpool: ‘
Cleaned and Disenfccled.
CHARLES llloll'l'. Prop. '
Bridgeport uddrea: 05 mum AYE
0r inquire of JARVIS WC. Health Officer.
in; In Ecrwnlk.
Fur Salt it East but
PROPERTY of Brid’ gepon Saving: huh—Do
iruble House-NiaJDby 12$, on Debora:
Am. l>‘a~t Norwnlk, Cm. and largehowcc and
lot. to: by 1-25, at Springwood, south Now-1r. CL.
A If)
I"3.2001! N. LA 3 TON,
doom Nanak, Ct.
nt'l 1m
Look, Horses.
lurenlotof
Any Price You Want.
I. ll. PARSONS.
Dockside block I
n32w urn.
BXBCU'I'OR’S SALE 0?
8mm 1.;
u . gait kwtlhot'lwallhg, no: oi
one actot on w
rideofthe Norwalrlllllcprupert‘y;one tuctat
Kly‘a Keenan Lexington avenue. with dwelling
houee;ouebnlldlug‘lotm Pint-venue, ict
hranftyfectfrontnndouchundrcdafllm
feetdccp; ouelotwith dwelling on Third avenue,
fiftyfeethyonehundmdandflty:nae one
hundred feetfmntaudrcnrundthrcc feet
«Thelma'rhhdnndlfounhnvuue. luqnbe
of .Iulmm Rorwalk or R. B. .
Ridgddanxecutora. unit-if.
'2
“ML! non-u for tingle familie- to lot or
sale. cud Inc building site. for mic; coy
term. Inqulrv of
E. A. ‘Voodwar'd.
0:19 8 rpm. .
A. urn. - ‘
lumber Corinna-ted Stock and Petroleum
Exchange, New York. ,
A. E. AYER. or. 00..
Banker-a and Brokers.
low York. Boston .an Wot-cuter
Drench clue:
Stocks, Condo. Patrol-III. 1‘
Grill nd Provision-I
r; Wymtccumwu—uh. ‘ “ll
“ minions-twin- to ire-Iron. Iii-Iva led
MEIR-nil”!
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if. M. 31141:.
oflhc l'itloa til-wow I. Y. ,
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liner 1 .
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