NUMBER 295.
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FALK. CONN, SATURDAY, ROVIIIMBER 2t: 1888
TIIE EVEXING SENTINEL
in RAILROAD rumors.
tilll‘Tll NUMW‘LK.
2 5 I“ A IN BT“]‘:I'='I‘O
NUIIWA Hf.
I'll". Al. All.“ BO\I§S.
’I.’\. N If It II. II. It depot Itcy ll Ad
3aiov l‘rpnmolllrc In Illpot andh “on s.
4. Day street cormr of Twins sin-ct; III] at 8
Day Intro“ and all factor: ea.
. 9. t‘orntr of Main cud Concord vtmta: key at
I),r Donovan‘vliourc and J C Wllvou'l Ice
. It, Franklin street school: he at «hool home
and residence of in illlsm I llirilih.
. Ia, lonrord street 0 IporItI-rrhool. hint hint
l’aril'v residence, o. to t oncord elrcvl and
all factorial.
No It. Main rim-t corner of Ann I-Irecl;
Wolf‘ I saloon and all futon":
No.15, lltuhrtrutcortII-roflhiyvttw avcqu; Le)
at A. Dickcnnao' II rIvldII .oo.
IMAL CALM.
0m: stroke at I2 o‘clock noon for Standard Time.
'l‘on-uukca of the hell (that L1) t-lglllllcl the is
out.
'f'hrccviroker of the bell Ithuv l-I—t) signifies the
city water is to be turned oil.
INSTRUCTIONS 10 KEY MOI DEW.
Upon povlilvc Information of a an to your immc
dlate neighborhood unlock the box door: pull the
book all this way down once only, and lot IIII hook
abut upihe box and do not open or touch the
flick kanlii until the next rim in your neighborhood.
Do not attImpt to remoIc the he y from the door.
Thc Cliitf Engineer will we that is returned to it!
proper place SAML El. MCGOWAN.
Chief Engineer.
key at
lllnlaturo Almanac for Tia-Morrow.
High tide l/Iw tide Sun rises Sun sets
3 .55 ‘10 ‘6 -I ‘26
Weather iIIIiieIIn. "
For Sunday. —Warmer, fair:
shifting to southerly .
TIIF IOCAL NE “.8.
Dry; IvIrv sf»; sting on "Harry’s” pond
in the borough yesterday.
winds
A daughbr was born to Mr. and Mrs.
E. If. Mathewson Thursday evening.
The G. S. club, of the borough, told
their regular III-monthly meeting last
evening.
The annual fair of St. Mary‘s [inorch
will commenro in the Opera House It".
night and lsst for one wet":
Miss Stinse’IIIII room In the first Voi-
walk school, primary department, has In»
tween 90 and 100 scltolarr, ranging from
4 years up.
damn» ks,
fI.0}'IP.“,
—llearlquarters for miablu
turkey red damask; naphi: :,s
tiwels, t-.IC_ at M. S. Smith's.
The same train killed the two “It It ti: at
were reported in yesterday' I: Snsri-vrzi.
One at East \‘orwnlk and the other at
Stamford.
The service at the Y. M. I}. A. Hall
promisrs t') hospccially interesting to.
marrow afternoon as it will be a memory
service. No books will be used for read-
ing or singing. _ _ ,-
—F D. Lawton & Co. have. ., Ifilfg‘ m-
sortrncnt of new nuts which they are
selling at. low prices.
Your Norwalk couples went toStaIii-
ford last night and participated in a m:-
priee party, which was given to Miss
Eloise Waterbury of that place. They
report an evening of great cnjfryiiierit.
Prof. J. 11. Caruso will be at Its. Fer-
ris’s jewelry store next week. The no-
tice in another column made a. mistake
in stating that he was there this week.
The result has been that Mr. Ferris has
had his hands full in explaining the met~
tar.
-Don’t forget- our "Good Lucia" Im-
laundried shirt for 50c M. S. Smith.
-—0ur line of goat’s collars and can...
in all the leading styles, we still ofl'er at
the old priceé: collars, Ilc. each; culls,
15c. per pair, and are the finest that can
be produced, equal to the best, not ex-
cepting Earle & Wilson's. M. 8. Smith.
Fred Weed lost one of his eyes Thurs-
day afternoon while out gunning. He
had fired at a bird which he saw in a tree
and kept looking for the bird after be
had shot. While doing this a twig
dropped into his eye piercing the eye
ball. lie is under a physician's care in
Brooklyn. He will probably lose his eye.
—We saved $5 per cent. on the pur—
chase of our Cardigan jackets this seas-
on. You can buy one low of us. Com-
sto’ckBruv. . .
The. three D companies of the brigade
have been invited toutend Company D’II
ball at the armory Wednesday evening.
It is intended to have a re—uniou of the
4 D companies. Company D of the first
regiment is at New Britain, D of the sec
oud at New Haven, and D of the third
at New Inndon.
, The Yale Glee and Banjo Club are to
give a concert in Washington Hall,
Southpori. under the auspices of the
Basquanaug Village Improvement Amo-
ciation, on Monday evening, Nov. 26. at
7.80 p.m. Tickets 35 cents. This is the
pick of the club, and an ,opportuuity is
offered to all In this vicinity to hear this
famous club under most favorable nua-
pices. '
--Linen collars, 13¢. each; culls, 10¢.
per pair, at Comatock Bros.
The annual report of the Shepaug,
Litcbficld and Northern railroad, for the
year ending September no, show- gross
earnings of ‘70, 398. 90; operating ex-
penses. '50.“; net earnings, .18, 680.84.
Compared with 1881', there iii a decrease
in cm- wning- of “18.41,a decrcava
hover-tins expert-cc of $5,011.49 and
‘ an increase in net earnings of 34,661.98.
Thehutlrc net earningr for the past year
have been expended In a terrain“ at
flawlcyvlllc. In consequence, the no».
lag hilt of the company lamina tho
uncut-Inert, I. c, 010,0“.
( ‘lmrlIa Warren, of the borough, went
hunting yesterday and got amt-n gray
Iquirro's.
Alvin's half hone, cohabiting of mod
no, natural wool and first block cotton,
at ‘25 per cent. lbs-I than market value:
I'll M. S. Smith’s.
Editor Lyon has port ham-d one of the
CODIPICIT I
W. 1‘. Peat. of the The Iliio roman-i
rant, is building an aquarium in the uln-
dow of the restaurant.
~(lent'a natural wool lllltil'l‘tilfil' and
houiery at ('rllllltllnt‘k llros.
"PP. Mr. Northrop, of Providence,
tional church to—morrow.
A number of Young people from this
town attended the sociable held III Ray-
mond' at Hall, New Canaan, last night.
rants f leaned ready for use at l-‘. D. Imv-
ton It C Is.
There is some talk of the
ci!y of Bridgeport on elevated tracks.
elation without coming to u fullstop.
sI'lf by n 'idin;r tho obit: Inry n It Its pub-
"5th n' the time he was lI‘II vI'rl It be
dying.
, -Try the Liquid Stove Hair-nil. It is
fine . Sold by l‘. D. Lawton & Co.
John (' onroy and Carl “’oise it will oc-g
Schmayl- after this
wm k.
on ll Iin street
I): III-rs for thc inspection of“. ..\ ll.
posts lfl December have been toned by
Commander Home of the Connecticut
Department
——(li tol’. I). Lawton I8 (7 n. for their. st
CanlII cry latter in prints, 'Iri' . c .nnI-jd
corned beef at reduced prices.
If the cold weather caution-:5 until
Tllfllllfigivlflg the pray I r of the boys will'
be reial z-Id, as their greatest :’ yin» has
been for rivaling; on that day.
—-l'ur cops and glows at I Iniztock
Bros
‘lrgi. Sarah R;ymond, of Union, vvua
triel I-cI’oreJudgo Knapp at the Police's.
ltiom this morning for breach of the;
pcac. She was fined to an: I costs.
Palmtimr (hallo, A. 0. K. M. (3.,
confer ti: '0 srcorul l't' grew next Monday
night A full at: nIlI~Incrit du-i ~,d as:
bit-it: (tr-5 ol'irI-nortnrc-1 will he tt .:I is:‘ict—
cl.
—l:‘;rie lf'It‘l'Ill'I half It ----- at. 30¢. prr
pair, at ("rllln’l'lf'k lib-é.
Thoma-s ('au'y was before Judge‘
Knapp this morning charged with,
drunkenness. [III was fined $3.00 and:
costs. In default of payment he went;
to jail.
The New York, New Haven & Hurt-
ford is getting every available piece of
rolling stock in good running order, in
preparation for the aural rush of business 1
about Thanksgiving time.
will
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The Bridgeport Standard strikes the
key note when it says that ladies will
discard high hats at the theatre the same
week that liter and whiskey drinkers
forget to go out between acts.
—Big stock of Ditson's sheet and book
music. Ten per cent. off for cash at J.
Arthur Pinneo'o book store.
\oluntur Hose Co' II. sociable at Ger-
manic Hall was not a big financial‘suc-
(3053, although it was so pleasant that the
next time they give a similar entertain-
ment they will meet with greater success.
Hon. William I]. Barnum continues to
improve. He is now able to sit up It few
minutes each day. His appetite is also
improving; and he expressed a desire
yesterday morning to talk business and
politicfl.
—A discount of lb per cent. will be
given to the purchaser of gent' II natural
woul,‘ hosiery and underwear, at M. S.
Smith’s. . _ .. __..,_.
The W. C. T. U. meeting will be held
at the room in Dibblc's Block to-‘morrow
as usual. It is hoped that Rev. John
Lawrence will be presentiarid address
the people upon the temperance ques-
tion. EvIrybody invited. ‘
The man who was killed in East Nor-
walk Thursday afternoon has not yet
been identified. Fromn check taken
from his pocket by Medical Examiner
Burke it is inferred that he was an em-
ployee on the railroad.
-—Itc per pound, Extra Sugar Cured
Hams. I". Hayes' market.
Yesterday afternoon Daniel B. Conley,
Jr., fell on of a cart loaded with stones
while driving through Franklin avenue,
aud before he could get up the wheel of
the cart passed over his body and broke
three ribs, and injured him in other ways.
o—Get the beat Plano- and, Organs by
pdrchallng them of J. W. Studwcll.
Wuhanliluioraou, Bhonlugcr and other
lint-cla- Pianos, and the celebrated
Bushings: Organs on the moat maven-
Ivill preach in tho Norivalk Congregw;
l
Edresaed tho Y. M. C. T. 1'. at the Baptist
—-Soinething tit-Iv raisin; and our-5
Consolidated ,
rondscnding their trains through the,
: cent.
chIr go where you are not wanted:
do not intrude on privacy. If your
rnoighbor wishes you to call at l: is house
he will invite you: if a holiness man
I wants you to call and inspect his wares.
zho will make known the fact by adver-
Zstl sing.
—-IIII Io (‘IInlI-y son Ibo bfltIAt' for a
handsomest burial plots at u... mwmdn . first closet clam chowdcr. oy star stow and
i III I tin and coffee.
Open until it) p. m.
The fastmt train running on the New
;.Yorkdiviaion of the New \orlt, New
lllaven and Hartford road. is the special
newspaper cxprI-Iss, u Inch leaves the
Grand Central depot every Sunday
morning. It ritukIII the run to New
Haven in one hour and forty.
—-C.ill for Ilnylons patent laiindried
:shirt at M. S. Smith’ II.
Miss Mary Mthleell. of Illinois, ad-
church last evening. ThI-r ro nus II good
audience and the speaker II rcniurlivwere
llustendcd to w itlI close attention. She
‘urged the young ladies to more active
work in the cause of temperance.
-lted all wool underwear from 73c.
fiip,.nt Comrtock Bron
The railroad cornmisaioncrei have or-i
dt‘Yn‘tI that no trains pass the Bridgeport .
i'rritsoNIti. iriis'rios.
Capt. Russell Frost-flier in New Ych to-
. {day on business and attending the Yale
-—.\ complete stock of gont's, ladies‘. I l’rincton foot ball game.
"“550; and child re n’II underwear at prices i
that defy competition. at M. S. Smith's.i
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William H. Barnum non animus liini-,
Miss Kittie Parker, of Stamford. isvis.
iting relatives in the borough.
Mrs. James Kaskie, of llring- part, is
visiting relatives on Camp street.
Mrs. Charles Thomas, of Brooklyn, ir
visiting relatives In the borough.
(Ivorge Brooks, of East llnmptmi. is
: Vlr’tllflg Charles Adams, of the borough.
.‘lisn‘s Ll enicntino and Alice t' hr; Inc"
are visiting Mrs. and Marni lloribright. in
copy tli-i barber shop rimv run b', Mr. il’hdadelpliia.
Miss Alice hair, of Brooklyn, )3. Y.,
is spciidln g a few days with Miss JI-iinie
Ily xbm',
wI) >nt‘ s gI-rit' 5 dress kid gloves at $1. I 5
pt r pair, worth any glove it failed at
$2. 50, at 31.5. Smiths.
The Thru- l’iolrern of the Ilorouglr. I
The three jilly fishtrmcn of the bor-
dug went fishing ugain_ vestr- rd ay morn-
ing. After getting theirdoran-Ihn fullof
butt, and smoking the pipe of peace, tlin
sailul down the harbor. All “Int well
:until they got nearly opposite Dorian s,
when a sudden Iqu: ill nearly capsized
the boat rat the party iii an uproar,
which cont: nued until the bait was
Ipassed around, which restored order.
The anchor was then cast, and the fish-
ing was commenced. After fishing near
ly two hours, and catching only three
:puny little fish, the party set will for
home. After running aground live or
:' six times they reached the do :k at South
Sownlk, bought fifteen or sixteen pouiidss
of fish, sailed up the harbor to exhibit
. the ritust won lcrful cult II of the season.
'The birougli people took the story well
not: I this morning when the fishers, in
an unguarded moment, gave the story
away.
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-—A new and complete line of goat‘s
cardigan jackI-III, to the purchaser of
which no will g-vo a discount of IO per
M. S. Smilh.
BIN. Thomas Gunning Mukndppllcatlon
for a Divorce.
Mrs. Thomas Gunning has made appli-
cation to the superior court foradivorce.
The papers were filed yesterday. In the
complaint Mrs. Gunning charges Mr.
Gunning with cruelly abusing her with—
in the short space of three months after
they were married,which was only about
two years ago. She asks also in the
complaint that she be given the custody
of the two childrt it, one a year and eight
months and the other only eight. weeks
old, and that her name be chi nged to
Christine N. Lathrop. The case will
probably come before the next term of
the superior court which is held at
Bridgeport the second week in December.
John S. Seymour and Alfred E. Austin
are Mrs. Cunning’s attorneys.
——Tlie finest line of dress goods and
plusliea, atM. S. Smith's.
its... Steele's IIIfc. '
The appeal for s‘ new trial In the case
of Jacob Sheele,‘ Who iii canflned in the
jail in Bridgeport under sentence to be
hanged, will come up at the March term
of the supreme court of errors. I It is
claimed that Sclieele had a right to bar—
ricade and defend his own domicile
against Louis Druckor, the murdered
constable, because he(Sclieele) had not
committed any felony but had only been
guilty of a misdemeanor. The act of
Drucker’u in attempting to break into
Schecle’u house, the defense claims, was
agreater crime than any that Scheele
had committed.
-Gent's fast black cotton half hose,
250. per pair, at Comatock Bros.
Isaac Loo v'i-m nu Boyhood Home for
the Pint Time In M Your.
Isaac Lee, of the borough, took a trip
to the horns of his boyhood, in Port Jer-
via, last week, for the first. time in forty
four years. When a boy, Mr. Lee work~
cd there on a canal, and drifted from
there to the borough. where he has been
ever since. His family never know what
became‘of him until last week, when he
visited Port Jervis tones if his parents
were alive. He was saddened to find
them dead, but fpund a brother and vir-
ter living there, Who had long since
given him up for dead. .I‘
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--'l‘ho moat mispla- this of gent’r fur-
ahlctcrhi. g‘
I
Manama“.
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WALK PM] EST.
I 'llhll' Trim-or at
bury.
A Folk- 88 R0
ltcuiarkablo floccu-
Wu
The church of the llmt.which
is now ulmoat compl ed. will be linked.
u long at it stand . with the name of
Rev. Father Hugh '1' canor. under whore
wise ministry the on ire rdilicc will have
been built.
Father ’I‘rcanor is till a young roan,
being only 3!") year of age. and he? or
popular with the yo rig. When a boy
of sixteen he was e played in the count.
ing rooms of the PI vidcnce Press and
doubtless this early experience in corn
auction with newrpapcr work helped to
teach him the court! of popularity and
to give him that (.‘hr ian charity which
is noticeable in nl his corner—lion
whether with tumult: of his own flock
or with others.
Father Tremor am It IlI- ciIierl to III-vote
his life to the goodo his generothm and
he first attended I . (‘barlei college in
Maryland. "t! was eat for two yearsto
St. Charles and w ordained In lhlti'
more in 1878 Faith r 0 than”. of the
Church of the 1mm ulalc Conception,
was a student' in St. harlea at that tiw.
lather Treaiior'Ir *rvt and only work
before coming to Waterbury was as at
sistant priest in the‘ church at Vorwalk
which position he held for six years un-
der two succersivc p torv, both of who
It was three yrs ago loot Ir'fflrbvuary
bIcame warmly at: bed to him.
when Father Trcano was mignrd to the
pastorate of the new parish of the Sacred
Heart In this city.
The church struc are itself has coat
thus far about $10, 04 It will “quire
more than $10 070 t 3 complete it.
Thus in addition t all the expenoea of
conducting public tie vices and maintain.-
ing a pastor the Ch tub of the Sacred
[It‘fllt has lztid up or Itself, out of the
wagon of its rncmlww, hetwmn 11MB?»
and $12,030 a year I r three years. This
money has come fro the pew rents. the,
monthly Cwllt‘f‘fillnd and the I't'fertol‘y
Collections almost r clusively. Besides
this an independent fund for the pur'
chase of achiircli or on has brought in
several hundred (It liars through the.
efforts of girl canvas rzi and mine social
entertainmentv.
The gun! prirst It alum: worn out
with his work, just ow having Ila-great
church fair in Cityl ii on bin shoulders.
There are many who are hoping that an
able avsiatant may I nor: beuent to him
to relieve him of some of the detail and
anxiety.— “'atevbrtrv Herald.
num‘lnvsmnn
new by "(iii-my kalgbt.
This evening Must: Hall will be more
pit-d by a play new in character to the
etagc. and founIlIvIl upon incidents aun-
DCClt’d with the into war. It "or by Mr.
William Gillette, WI 0 has attained «blur
Killt'r'lblfl fami- as a playwright on our
Count of being theI av Ehov of several
rllctjt‘rltlflll pl I} II. T In III-iv pity. ”£le
by III:r Enemy," will he presontv Ii: in the
unini- manner :i-I at IT” ' {zillion Square
Theatre, New York, when-v it iii-III a turn
of 350 flights. .
To Mr. t‘iIllI-tte, ”HIM by tho Enemy"
is what. "My I’M nrr" has been to
Hartley Campbell: it has malt" him
famous. And looking at it from the
standpoint of that production, the author
of ”field by the Enemy” lunar today be
[laced in the foremost rankof American
dramatists. The pl y hi it rimple hm
brilli;.I-.t piece of d: mtic work.
.» ctr-aria r‘: violator.
On Monday eveni g Chan. P. Under
hill Will give reatlin at the ( Ingmar
lional Church node the auspmes of the
Y. I’. S. C. E.
will be very cute
ville Courier Journ '
"The reading by
ining.
says: '
v. Char. F. Under.
hill at the Academ ‘ [sat evening drew
to that place one of the largest audiences
of the season. I I: presented eight
scenes from ‘David owrW'ud for .
kept the ' .,
rested in £312: {troublesome 2rd mercuric-auburn»
find ennui]; withnll lbcciuaul the
circuit, obit!) includes the principal
’ci'tiu ru china“, and mural in SI?"
nearly two hours b
entertained and in
toa degree that r heeled the greatest
credit on his'abili its. Mr. L'Ddcrllill
has a pre gxppcariuvcc and
manner, a rich full nice capable of exv
pressing the entird range of human
emotions. under “cut control. Ill
changes from one c to W
were so abrupt as t be startling, and his
reading was freq
applause.”
m I much.
Monday, Tried: and Wednesday-
eveningu of next week Miss Ploy
Crowell, accompun by her own 613'
matic company, appear at Music
Hall iii diflercnt ya. On Monday
evening the pop lav drama ”May
Blossoms” will be -ted. Of Mia
Crowell’s ability t Chicago Eagle myl:
to hear and brain: 0 understand, it is
plain that Hirsute all is a genius. She
her highest
John Wild and h "Bunny Wild”cam-
pany,formcrly wt CHI”.
”booked, for Ball ever
raglan”. ,
Montreal. but return d to graduate from :
II! will present mmi
from [livid Copper aid, which doubtless ‘ '
The Louis—l
company are rapidly connecting the
fly punctuated I; y
“Those who have eyes to use and can .
Bere-
1W 511“” “3‘ IO“.
em out mum.
Trinity—Sunday III-It before advent.
Holy mmruurilou at 7:30 a an: morning
prayer, litany and sermon at will; 8on-
day school at 12 o‘clock: I-vruaong and
sermon at “l p. In.
tfcmgrirgatioriat t‘t.urro.-l'rv-ochrrig
b! the pastor, ltov. II. A. more. at 105”
IIIII. Young I' '5 Mifly (If Chm-
ian limb-arm or II.” |I.In.. subject,
Thanksgiving, Forgiven, Adorned. III-al-
cd. Redeemed, Kept, etc—Po. 103, I’ll.
Thaokvgiving turnout at 7:30 pm:
Wish—Iii the morning preaching
by Rev. G. Van All-tyne. DJ)... of the
Second church. in» exclnugc with the
pater. Mr. Harris will preach in his
church in the evening All cordially in-
vilfll.
South ltonvatk Bowie-Rev. IL A.
Dobro WT. Preaching at mm mm.
audaflpnt. by thcpmtor. Subject of
morning dilemma, 'Tbeflmt Refusal.“
Evening dowry, an interrogation
point. in the draconian about Catholics
and Catholic parochial vtboob. Baptism
at clonal morning discourse. Public
cordially invited.
Springwocd Union Church—Solid.
Sunday evenings“ thou bad‘rt known."
«Luke 19, ~12. Wetlands; evening.
Wrecking the Lint-Judges 2 1;".
Small; MethodiIL—ltcr. 62o. Van
Alstyne. 11.11., pastor. Rev. t'. E. liar-
' , rival So. Norwalk, will preach at Iona
a.m., and the pastor at ‘I’ p.m.
«The, finviit (litre of mt'v underwrar
In town. at limb fir-Is.
A 3mm of (ham Irina-«red.
U’m their Saw W5 W2
A bed of large- oystII-rs was diiooverid
but l’rilay in 3mm jut: all-we the
old Slade} Ferry clip. It is a natural
bed, and the: oysters are very large and so
cloudy continue»! that it it almt into
9':th to take tiara: with oyster rakes.
‘Wiwn the bed we: first dimmed it was
thought to be a jam! rock. but upon a
:eubvrqmt examination I: was found to
:Nflllfl with large oyrttrr. Some new
way will have to be armed for taking
them, a: they are packed so firmly that
common oyrrcr was; are broken in the
attempt. Mr. John (I. Fetus of Provi-
dence, luvs knee from the town for the
Somerset bed, and be 17va the [caduc—
tm. Ilia m were about finishing up
their oymr dredging for the season. but
this find hangar-m the oyster W a
boom that will probably 1m until the
river to In 1 “.1 over. The bad as though:
'tricovar several um and robe shout
Jive years old.
‘lr will be: rascal to
the owners.
~12: per forms], l’rvzeb Pork and Sans:
our, {7. llaym' mark-rt.
1 fwumllcwl blurrin-
Tm Triflfiimt ftivn Transportation
("Imp-any, organ; zed by C Increment mp—
imllstxr at Caxton toga. Tetra, » Wch
in]. parchment .1 number“ hints plying
in the hm! trade on the Team river
for sternum cash. Tm company has a
.prthl up capital of 333wa and large re»
smite-r9. The tantrums of the river will
hwbrihihl and tétmynrchzoe wrilrmlt
in we mourn. “titer: of several forage”,
thv opening of mines and goat agricul-
tural devehipmevitv. The general offices
of the cm are located in Clinton.
cup. The cm are :3 follows: Prey
item, (I: urge]... Lilly. Waterbury: vice-
president. M. C. C drink Gallon: um.
I. 1!. “new, “'mbrrry: secretary.
The More ”dyad; commode“. A. “2
Formula; general aunt, IS A. Purcell
“ Middleton
~TryPlamIvSormpI-rilla.
Alla-momma.
WWVNWTW
moddhdflthee‘tatewitb double
copper wherewithal are used by the
hmgbmtm’ Telephone, m_ y. The
double rhesutirely doawaywitb the
batting orkumm‘uvg noise that is so
'm'k‘ _.__. m .m...
”mm.
malaria-Markov“
Inaugurals};
liMWflEI-lflhr‘.
Iceman-curving.
Substitute-mull;
muaumm
flrudk’dw‘mm
Witwmmthb.
Minimum“,
“firmfipflfln
mwfluwflvab‘vfléfl
'i‘flwmlflllw.
~Lndrrs wmammamy
especially, at I. 8. Smith‘s.
mum-ohm.
Thebestalvciuthcworldforcma,
Bruin. Saran. Ulcers. Salt Rheum—
,cher 8m Tenor. W Hairdo.
L‘hiluaiunmaudaflfliufirupfiau
andprlitivdycurufflqoruo payro-
quired. ltiaguauutecdtogivcpcr—
fact satisfaction. or lunacy refunded.
Priccziccutcabox. Paulo bbeaa.
banish-III.“ F.
‘ iii-rm- ,_
hmwlmm
“Scout.” Mahler-yd
. :mwilflruqnq-cm
mam.“
Eéggm ':.Jc~hlnfig
Mum-mo. kl.
PRICE TWO CENTS.
[from N. Y. Tribune]
Ill)“ nuau. TI": 0. A. It. DRESS?
Tired of lacking Like Porters and ltmt
(or Morton, the \ctcralrr ”IWIIII
film.
It is not strange that the veterans of
the Grand Army of the Republic have
begun to agitate the subject of a change
in their uniform, and that they are try-
ing to hit upon something which will be
more distinctive and attractive in up
penance than the regulation garb they
are wearing: and which they wear in
Au out-aloe Amending all I».
dlaaucc Iclatlvc to the Pay
of Felicia-on.
Ito It Enacted b the board ofcoriurlluian
of the Guy oFSoIth Norwalk, Conn.
KAT Elation I of an Ordinance approved Doc
T RIII. mo and gridded "An Ordinance Relatin-
lo the I’Iiy of l’oIlI-ouicn‘ be and lbv “I!" l” MW"!
rlvpealed, rm 1: rr pull to take vacct l'cbrulry list,
so
And Hill the following be not the name in hereby
adopted and mutilated for mid Hutton. virt-
Samurai. The y of tbct t‘hlcf of Bolton shall III
too dollar- and dill. on not: for each and every day
of It‘ll“! III-nice the pay of all othtr
Policemen rhxll be tvro dollars for curb and envy
dav of actual In IviI e rendered
be above section to take tffcct February Isl,
couiuwn with all manner of uniformed ‘9‘”-
classee, including conductors of various “5.,“
grader. hotel waiters, steamer employee,
railrrad baggageiuen and porters, eleva-
tor boyv, appartment house attendants,
and even post office and custom house
officials. The comrades of Horace Greeley
Port, So. m, were the first to take defl-
nito action on the subject, which they,
did at their regular encampment last
Sunday. and its effect has been to bring
the question to the attention of member.
of the organization.
The agitation bids fair to be general,
and it is felt that some good must result
from it in the way of a more acceptable
«ytt- of uniform throughout. Opinions
so far as cxprwved differ largely, but the
disposition reruns to be not only to get
rid of the regulation cost which is now
the common property of so many organ.
nations, societies and claw-o, but that
the unsightly slouch but shall Itive place
to something in modern style. At the
next meeting of the Grand Army Post it
is understood that the question of change
willcomc up for general discussion. It
is not WOW that the old army blue
will ever be discarded, as it is a color dear
to the hearts of veterans, but improve-
ments can be made in cut and trimming
which, with proper designed insignia,
shall distinguish a member of the Grand
Army from the general run of people in
uniform: of which our streets and places
of public resort present acoustant col-
legion.
—The latch style of hat of best manu-
facture, at Comrtock Bros.
"mirth-r Knowles-urea Fran.
Prof. J. M. Cams, the scientific expert
in muting eyes and fitting glasses,
with all his appliances, will be at is. S.
Penn's jewelry store, South Sorwalk,
one week commencing Monday next, the
filth. Difl'mnt cases solicited. :20“
.l 56" of Paper Inns nor Life.
It was just an ordinary scrap of wrap-
ping paper. but it saved her life. She“
was in the tart stages of consumption,
told by physicians that she was incur-
shit! and could live only-abort time;
the weighed less than seventy pounds.
On a pm” , of wrapping paper she raid
of Dr. King’s Sew Discovery, and got a
sample brittle: it helped her, she bought
a large bottle, it helped her more, bought
another and grew better fast, continued
It: me audio not strong, healthy, rory,
plump, weighing 14‘) pounds. For ful-
ler particulars rend stamp to W. 11
Cole. dmggitt, Fort Smith. Trial bottles
of this wonderful discovery free at Chas.
lapharn a Drug Store.
”w ”“7 Boo-fro lacl.
Terran: rmvaia: me, u re: y tinted in Eae‘
Var-xii. Mun Box 3—1".
1:3! Irv South .\orwaik.
lupin Syrup.
[IE W take m it- here. To have
the- just right MW be calcuwith
“DIV! rmwaurzn MAPLE SYRUP.
umbu-Ieummlrvtclmuocuicrium
at: uouzsanmmmwamu.
For Sale.
I'ELLISG M I2 mom. (suitable for 2 families.
Summit“. hymn. Inquire of
CO]! I LAYTOX
F25 w
and Income: Ag‘t
“'m'"*—" I To mt.
Monument“, Radium, ata
Want.
at Sat v! ‘on the - in
arm c
wiw W EDWARD "WMZRVKL'I‘.
OIL-lack 3I5.
LACK and white but Wt: pvuumuced to
befzmiurtocn “about of mm»
1110 as WEAK.
II: It Horwllk.
macaw-re Let.
WWW“ Appiyatwlonb lSlain
I’fllII-I WW l’rult.
Talmud:
“nibblinfilalu
.. Wigs-w WW“
Sale. hear
Adopted by the Board of Councilmen of the City
it: Norwalk, (.‘ouu..Nomnbcr 19th, 1m
APM'fllby W. ll. lIUBBELL. Mayor. Novem-
Ire-rill lat, I86!!!
nit It Alum. BUIIERT! WINS, City Clerk.
\‘ollco of 50ch Armament.
THE followiugiultvt of name-of the W
tum'wlthtsu in road mom's”
no 0 V.
will! lbw-go- of.
clay mi. :- Pla: to III-um
street. and Chapel elm!
CLAY 51'!!!th FRO! RAILROAD PLACI T0
FRANKLIN STREET.
sun. morn.
Lame (‘uvauaugh . ' . . i I) 20
Abram Decker . . . til on
William I. Iloiiton . I712
Dudkyl'. Ely . Ill I
William (IoodIeIIow .- . 2) 9‘)
Reborn Taylor . . (l b?
CHAPEL s'l‘llllll’l‘.
Dvlcbt I. maid . s? 04
Jacob H. Layton . woo
. t‘u‘l ‘3?
Samuel Commit. Ilia. . . 7'1 06
('harlcl B. Sleycna IN 73
John A. beyinour . 4‘: 25
John .1. Cape £39 6‘:
If," (‘atherineWilcox . In 91
Woof Alfnd Knapp . . 353 la
finale of Svlvcrtcr If. Sherman . '13 19
Irv. Mary P. Bradley . ion on
Edwin Adams . I?! it)
as an . w 6:,
I. If. he . . w an
SamuriSmlIli I832?
2'" “no - its
marge A c .c I
Jess.- II. Tulle: p y . 58 I30
Franklin A. Toilet: 5018
Arthur ll. Thcll c w 55
Cecile P. Beanie . . . 00 35
Gould scymum- . . i . its 13
l
1
$2,340.97
l'er order Board of Councilmen.
South Somalk.(‘onn.. \‘ov. £311.st
hurt ROBERT hf. WILCOX. CityCIerk.
Illllllfl Tl] IIIII.
SB home on Woodward 3V critic to rent. 5 rooms.
water in. Rent rcaronsli' c.
liquirc of
E. A. VVoodward.
on? 3 runs.
Ill 3318 011 Bill TIME.
1)!!!) OPBBTYof Bridgeport Savings Bank. —-De-
vii-able [louse and lot, why its” on Osborne
Am East Smalk. (mm, large house and
lot. In) by 1:5, at Sprtugwood. South Norwalk, Ct. .,
APEKCOBI.LAY1ON.
South Konralk, Ct.
. at? In
EXECUTOB’S SALE 01’
REAL ESTATE I
‘OR SALE. the following described tracts of land
belongufito the estate of Russell B. Kcelcr,
one tract at trial uk with dwelling, on the west
y; one tract at
videof the N Mills
BIJII Kochou Lexington avenue, with dwelling
home; one building lot on First avenue, ct
Farm. fifty feet from and one hundred and fifty
feetdeep; onelotwirh dwelling on Third avenue,
fifty feet by one hundred and fifty; one. plot one
hundrcddcet from and rear and three hundred feet
are, between Third and Fourth avenue. Enquire
of .ll. Marvin, South Korwalk or R. B. Keefer,
Ridgctield, Kxccutors. nigh-,1!
Don't be pal off with these squalid
CHEAP GOODS.
We have some very fancy
New Crop N. 0. Molasses.
Try it and be convinced, Price, the. per gal.
DANIEL L’IIOMMEDIEU
ELEI'I‘III [I (IVER
—A-.\'D——
Have Gail: lliri
l mu 6 areas ......... mo
‘30 ll"d5.unicorn“ agar "gain
Boo-aroun- amniooorw .....,.’I.'.'.'.’.'.','.'.'.' ........... 2;er
pmuooxsmia with or without 3 “MT“
Munro auxin. '1 Domain”
ocur Southll 1" '1 "--
Batmmmery Butter .30
(hummucvl’rlnt ...
Iowlvthc Time. blthcvr'l’urkirh hum ................... 26c lb
LuVlyuuadalfcrtbcH . Portraits Eng-s'mm ................... lficwm
”anew“ $535? Fine Datho. (ID-hybrid“ by Tub ' .mib
“'“m'” ' ”‘ ire-Inc 0.11m ................ ’rocgnl
magma PH" ””5“ “m umcouiunripsymp ..................... wept
omen
Ma's: gunman huh
”11.01?!" 11.1.”, can —A’l'-——
«any-mast.
1‘. lat.
'Plflmcaadlmcmmtlnthcflbnryhufldl
cfthvubrmytbcmwmbcruitodonvcryiu- '
“" ”amumwmm 92 Washington Street.
George I. Underhtll
blow-din Mid tier 1'
Pgihm I a A‘fiznxfirconaolldatcd Stock and Petroleum
Elli-a. has“ “tambourine-awn No. nan-age, Nchork.
_""'"' ‘ ’ A. E. AYER 8r. 00..
Maura“ lilo.
was": IIII. I. mm Bankcra and Brokers,
‘ TAYLOR ROBBIE, Few York. Bolton and Worcester.
”manila-manna”. Vanuatu-a. mm,
mm autumn await. Miami's-hum st
03 sundae-wok.
DMORLTWE ART.
munch-hi. .. ll:
5‘0.un
”MI-mavens“ In car
III. W. I. JABVII.
min, ”autumnal-taxman.
butch. Bonds, Porcelain.
Grain and Provision,
Wflddfumum‘m .
.Prlvatvlucdwlicvuto In York, m and
m
nui- “”“W‘I‘l’hum
Mire-:10 HALE:
Saturday Evening.
.......W....
“ GILLETI‘E’SF’)’
HELD
BY
THE
ENEMY!
DIRECT FROM
I’AIIMEII’S THEATRE,
New York City.
Enormous Success.
Monitor- Production.
Special Scenery and Meets from lfvvr York.
0282 NIGHT ONLY.
Admlvslon, -
Y. P. S. C. E.“
MONDAY, nov. 26, 1888.
AN nvnxrso WITH
llaviil liiiiiiill,
-31—
Ohas. F.,, Unde'rhill,
~A'l‘ Tflfiv
Congregutlonal Church,_
80. Norwalk.
on Costa.
MUSIC HALL,
Three :2: . "
Monday, Tuesday dc Wednesday,
‘Nov. 26, 27. and 28 . ..
"One of tho youugut of America- M”
Miss Ploy Crowell
Accompanied b
thcmandgmm toflfl. amour)
lloulluy Evening:
Night: Time, It 2
IR. room
A!)
company affluent I“ ,
MAY BLOSSOM.
Tuesday Evening:
Incarnation.
Wednesday Evening:
JESS. '
Appropriate Scenery and Costumes. '
Beautiful Calcium Ranch.
POPULAR PRICES MAIL:
‘FTT “
15. 25, 85 01:5;
Reserved, suits without cxtn charge at Etyt'a
Drug Store.
Company D, 4th Reg’tC-H,G.,
Wednesday, Nov.
l'ull Motif“! Refreshment-
50 cents, admiring, workman with“
Grand Military Balls *
-LID‘-
coat», «:2 i
-A1 Till-—
ARMORY, .,
“flkflhil ‘ ETC,
”III, 188..
uncouth: Mac’s
.D‘Artob. Tidal:
. l‘ > I" 194‘!
I Liiii lllllllllli
Buns III S
Mammy“,
fiii?b
. FALL AND WINTER WEAII
Atthcmaf ‘7
Imnot note every weekly special“. in:
aresoldon mu
nrlugthcycar Them-fi-
amblvlnllboldtbcprlcc
cverycuvlomer. lyctockllwo
Rubber Goods
.1 SPECIALTY.
They Shall be Sold at Last
Year’s Prices.
REMEMBER
G. H. HARVEY
I2 Main Street.
South Non-Walk.
Inimfll
ovborn Ava, Ian M
1mm“
m “
hadn‘t!
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