NUMBER 303.
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SOUTH NORWALK.
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CONN“ TUESDAY, DECFMBER 4, 1888.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
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TIIE EVENING SENTINEL.
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SOUTH XOBWALK.
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NOBWALI.
FIRE ALA!!! BOXES.
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tin. mtfiurni-roflaluandCoucordsiiseis; kryat
D. Doucvan’shouacaud LC. Wilson's lac
iory.
Ito. ll, Franklin roost school: at schriol house
residence of William .8-lih.
No. 18, Concord street, to school; keys: Irv.
goat's residence, 0. to Concord street. and
llactortas.
No. It. Iain street corner of Ann street; key at
ll l'Tlolra salmn and sol'l fistulas he
I sirccicoruer yvtciv avenue; y
o. 5's! fm'sruldcnaa.
manuals.
One stroke at Bo'clock noon forStsudard “are,
Twumof the hell (thus l-l) signifies fire is
oat.
Three virnkcs of the belt (that l« l-l) signifies the
rilywaierisiobeturrtedofl.
ravrn'crioris 10 an aouiras.
U ltlvs informailouofadrcin youri-aie
dingo. horbood unlock ibobox door: pull the
hookallihswaydownooccouly. and leithcbook
;ahaiuptbshoaaaddonotopsa or touch the
Buksaaluaatlltbanextdrelnyoar .
Doaoiattenipitoremoveihs from the door.
TheChicflhgtneerwilisss that island to its
proper trace. uncut. Itcoowart.
Chief legions.
IRWIN Kim“ — for Tet-Morrow.
High tide low tide Bun rises Sun sets
12. 3 5.43 7. 4 4?).
"fans"; moi;
For Wednesday.-—-—Ligbt snow, turning
into rain; warmer; southwesterly winds.
THE LOCAL NEWS.
Dr. M. B. Pardee is improving slowly.
The "Cattle King: Co.” is rehearsing in
Music Hall today.
-6tlc fora 5 lb. pail hf pure lard. I".
Hayes market.
Annual election‘of the borough fire
department to-nigbt.
Silas Baker and wife, of Springwood,
had a son arrive in their household. this
morning. _ ,,
—Lsdieo' Misses' and childrc' n's hosiery
a specialty, at M. S. Smith's.
The Women's Relief Corps of Douglas
Fowler Post will hold their annual elec-
tion tonight. ‘
The South Norwalk Dramatic Associ-
ation held a very pleasant meeting with
-Dress and working gloves, at Cum-
stock Bros. ’ fl_ _
The annual meeting of the South Nor-
walk fire department will be held at the
Old Well Book & Ladder Co.'s rooms to
marrow evening at 8 o’clock. j
Howard Jennings went to New York
yesterday and was arrestbd for drunken-
ness. He will be obliged to stop on
Blackwell’s Island for ten‘days.
—Don’t forget the Mayflower sociable ,
tube held Dec. 4th at Germauia Hall.
Come one, come all, and have a good
time.
bleming over his Thanksgiving dinner,
theyoungest member of his family cried:
“Pa, don’t forget to thank Mr. -'—- for
the turkey.”
Men are at work repairing a bad gas
leak opposite the Parodies on Wash-
ington street. As soon as poaiihle the
oldgaspipes on that street will be re-
placed by new ones.
. —Fuiidmu§i};;comsioct Bros.
A servant girl rushed into a New Ha’
ven house Saturday night, said she had
been attacked a la "Jack the Ripper,"
and showed a piece of paper fastened to
her dress which read, "You are the next
victim." - _-. _.__
It is rumored that the fast horse, Kc —
ilwortb, formerly owned by Mayor
Grant, of New York, has been purchased
by a well known Bridgeport gentleman,
and will soon beadded to the lucalatring
of modern—Bridgeport News.
—Call for Dayton's patent lsuodried
shirt at M. S. Smith’s.
The Derby Advertiser has given up the
”WWW alter
minimums-i» mirrore- .43
fiscal-term . . 95mm
'Is pspcrthattriodfor-ayeu to
get a foothold in Bridgeport its a morn-
ing paper, but without success. It never
paid its expeuL
Senator Plait and Hawtey are both
comfortably housed in their Washington
homes for the winter. Congremman
Bums! is at the Hamilton, ()0qu
French retains his handsome house, and
Gsngrcmman Vance is at the Riggs. Seu—
ator Hawtey is being congratulated in
Washington for, at the age of sixty-two,
for the first time, he is made a father.
, Thsovsnt occurred Sunday night.
—Oent's canton done! drawers at Com-
atock Bros. - 7
The WorklthinkaOId Sport Campana
raked In Win gifts duringthe week.
‘ SaysthoBridgeport News: “Recovered
450 miles. Thatlsawondarful record
toramanofhlsage. Probablynomsn
livingmldbsatit,“ approach it. It
bwithln to mlles or O'Leary’sfsuious
rmordiahglandwhsnhatlrrtwontbs
championship halt. Weston tried for
years befornhssuccaeda‘d ludnlnglifl
.flsslaayxdaya. lastaslasgkatOld
;,8pnst, but lstusahnadnrirs blsfluck
"~A couplets stock ofgeai’qhdtval.
“clouds-ohm»
Tho schooner Mary Powell arrived in.
dry with cord for J. II. Forrir.
Fred White, of first Horwalk. is im
proving from a severe attack of rheuma-
tirm.
«The flue-st line of dress goods and
pluslir-r, at M, ii. Smith's.
A reception will be given Itev. J. A.
Biddle at the ilongregational church this
evening.
~Securea scholarship at The Merrill
l’bonographlc Academy,8taiuford,(}onn.
Seats limited. Winter term begins Mon-
day. Dec. 3rd.
The Young l’coplt's Siciely of the
Baptist church held a pleasant meeting
last evening.
A pleasant pdrty was given by Miss
Sane Peek at her home. on Leonard 8t.
last evening. M , ...
—A nice laundered shirt for 50c. at
Comatock Bros.
The schooner Sarah‘lliickley has arriv-
ed at Raymond Bros‘ dock with 120,000
brick for that firm.
An old established and well paying
business in Bridgeport is advertised for
sale in to-day's imue.
—-Plaisted willpop‘e’nliis holiday goods
on Saturday. Call and see them.
Richard Fitzgerald and Charles l-‘erris
were fined 32 and costs for drunkenness
by Judge Knapp this morning.
A meeting will be held at the Y. M. U.
A. room this evening at 9 o'clock, to
consider the organization of a class in
vocal music.
-A new and complete line of gent’s
cardigan jackets. to the purchaser of
which we will give a discount of to per
09'“. M. I . Smith.
Original pensions have been granted
George Thompson of Bridgeport, Charles
(ioodals of Drnbury, and (”units 1'.
Conger of llatsfotd.
“The Uses of Uglinesii" is J. D::witL
Miller's lecture on Wednesday, Dec. 5th,
at the Y. M. C. A. Everybody who
hears him will be delighted.
—I’ositively no more orders iakenrfor
portraits for the holidays after D:c. Sit
D. G. Cooke, Thomas Hallorau. 4
Butler lodge, I. O. f). F., will hold a
rehearsal tonight for the iniatory de-
gree. Tomorrow night District Deputy
Grand Master Head will be present.
The Wiiyto brothers, who sang so
sweetly at the Xorwalk Methodist church
last winter, are meeting with big success
at Rev. Mr. Clark's church at Danbuty.
—Il.'*fore purchasing holiday prevents
go to Homer ll. Hoyt’s and see the liucst
tin» of watches and novelties ever ex-
hibited in South Norwalk.
This morning people coming from the
borough to this city to work were startl‘
ed to see a man kneeling on the sidewalk
taking off his hat and blessing himself.
He is thought to be crazy. He had a
companion.
Last evening Miss Baltic Millard en-
tertained a number of her friends at her
home on Haviiaud St. . They enjoyed
themselves with cards, dancing and vari-
ous amusements. Supper was hPIt't'd at
about 10.30.
-—-The largest assortment of 25c.
scarf: at Comsiock Bros.
A number of men are riding on the
Horse can this week counting the num-
ber of passengers. The receipts of the
road had ought to swell this week as the
cars make .59 tripsa day; consiquently
if a man rides every trip it makes the
road richer by 35.90 every day.
The gymnasium class opened last eveuv
tug at tbc'Y. M. C. A. with a member-
shig of over 50 men. The gallery was
well filled with men who watched the
evolutions of the clam with much inter—
est. Prom prevent indications the class
will be larger than that of last year, and
the enthusiasm even greater.
. .
—-l2c per round, Fresh Pork and Sam-
markst. > '
nae. Full- ~ ‘
The inleiior of Addra Expiels Go. in
Ills city In . much improved in up
pearence. Thscelling has been hand
aornly papcred, the large safe brightened
up by the ' ter’s brush and in fact
cverytbingb been put in as good a
condition as" expense would permit.
The agent, luster Hunt, should feel
proud of the ‘fllce.
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-~A discount of. 10 per cent. will be
given to the purchaser of gent's natural
wool,hosieryl and underwear, at M. S.
Smith’s. R,
jutaaneneral Colonel
‘y to offer to the bublic by
proof sheets have largely
and only a small portion
of the book is ot in type. The catalog-
us will be an invaluable book comprib
ing the histo of every regiment af Con-
necticut me in the preliminary skir-
mishes of the, volution proper and in
the civil ward. The soldiers in tha Mex-
ican warand‘ u the warof lBllare also
included. from Connecticut who
served to manta from other. stats
andiatbs armyorosvyars‘slsn
launder]. histories of the urban
Murals ‘ r given tally but noiucty.
thrill,v Whitl‘m‘h, fl
ACCIDENT A'l‘ WESTI’OB’I‘.
Wroclaw I'lvztztt tttt.t.l:ii \vtltur.
Watumii iirt 'rtltr TRAOK.
Yesterday afternoon William l’ilzrrof
Westpotl. father ii (lustav Printer of
this city, came to t is town. He re-
turned home on the 4:22 train. (letting
off at Westport he walked along on the
west bound track. The express due in
this city at 4:40 came whining down
the grade and struck the unfortunate
man, breaking a leg and an arm also in-
flicting a severe cut on the head. , The
shock killed him almost instantly and
the body was picked up and properly
carcd foi.
Deceased was a “flu" weaver and was
in the 07th year of his age. He leaves a
wife and live children. He was a mem-
ber of the 108d New York , regiment
during the war.
His funeral will be held Thursday
afternoon at 3 o'clock at the residence of
his son on \‘anZondt avenue.
—14c per pound, Extra Sugar Cured
llama. F. Hayes' market.
I'EBSUXAL HUNTIOS.
Miss Sarah Baker has returned from a
visit in Ramsey.
Miss Flora Ballard has returned to her
home in Danbury, from a visit with Miss
lleda Adams.
success throughout the New England
own band and orchestra.
given at Music Hall last night to a large
audience.
of acting. Mr. Walliclt lion ideal Wcah
crner of the plains variety; and has a
good company for support.
generous applause awarded through the
acts, it is very evident that The Cattle
King is just what pleases a general auilh
once.
line of Holiday Goods Saturdalecc. Nth.
cidentslly thrust his left hind through a
pane of glass at his home in East Nor-
l'll'l‘llB‘I'A I NI HITS.
“Vina." .
Til-marrow night I’alinuni'ii Star Slur
Company will open a twoenigbt'ii engage-
ment at Music flail. A. S. (.‘hipman’s
latest and best comedy-drama “Vida"
will be presented Wednesday evenlnit
and the bill for Tuesday night will be
the roaring farcecomedy, "(treat Scott. "
The Palmonl company is thoroughly
first-class and is meeting with llattt-riflll
his
states. Manager l’almooi carries
who earns lung.
The melodrama of the above title was
The play abounds in senss~
iional situations, exhibits remarkable in.
telligenco of horses, and. a [000 degree
From the
40. ll. l’laisled will open an elegant
cut ut- ”Hand lladly.
This morning 8. S. L'Hommedicu sc-
city.
walk.
Britain.
in Brooklyn.
relatives in town.
New Haven.
stock Bros. j
Bills amounting
ordered paid.
bctli iiieets.
city.
Miss Ella Fable and Miss Amelia Dau-
iels, of Bridgeport, are visiting in this
.W. C. Brainerd has returned to Nor-
Elward Pierce is visiting in New
Chas Fellow has returned from a visit
Eva Edwards of the borough, is visit~
ing friends in Hartforl.
Lillie Davis of New London, is visiting
I: I. llruodage is visiting frienls in
1'. Harrison of New Ctllilflll is viwiiing
relatives in this city.
Thomas Daniels of Notaton is visiting
relatives on Prospect Hill.
Bertha Kent of New Haven is visiting
relatives on Wilton avenue.
Annie Carter of Bridgeport is visiting
relatives in the borough.
—Genta' fancyvbordercd hentatiiclied
handkerchiefs, 2 for 25 ceot’, at Coin-
Common Council Meeting.
The regular meeting of the Common
Council was held last evening.
$552.5! in re
An electric light was nldl'l't'll to he
placed at the corner of Main owl I'll'z'tv
The finance committee was authorized
to burrow $3,700.00 for the use of the
A petition for street lamps on Buttitt
walk and received two very severe cuts.
He is now under the doctor's treatment.
It will be some time before he can have
the use of his hand.
«Don't forget our "flood Luck" un-
laundried shirt for 50c. M. 8. Smith.
Douglas l’ovvler Post, (3. A. 8-; Elect
. Officers.
Douglas Fowler Post, (i. A. It, elected
otlicers last night as follows: Comman-
der, Caleb Wood; Senior Vice Comman-
der, E. Tuitle; Junior Vice Commander,
James E. Stevens: Surgeon, W. W. Bou-
ton; Chaplain, Wm. S. Bunion: Quarter
roaster. D. l’. Morn-ll; 0. 1)., Fred Ar-
nold; O. (2., ltobert Robberie; flv‘li'galdd.
William lluyler, I). I'. Morrell; Alier'
notes, Henry Webb. W. Cushman.
After the election the members had to-
frcshmentsand a general good time. The
Commander passed around a box of
choice cigars.
—-Ulsters and pea jacketr, wool lined.
at Uimsiock Bros.
St. Mary’s Fall.
The fair closed last night and was a,
most successful one. The number of
people that attended it was 3,781. Tne
proceeds will be devoted to building a
new parochial residence. The two large
prizes were a $50 bill, which was won hv
Bridget McCarty. of Souterorwalk, and
a silver punch howl, which was vote-I th
flit! must popular man, which proved in i
b..- Genrgir I/iw. with Michael llaicltfnril
rtrfuftll. The liis: of the other lucky hurt"
is given below:
Silciiel, S :lly Kilt; iy; guru's hat, iii-0.
'l'oobill: half dcz -n chickens, Mrs. .‘il.
llriclifurd; buffalo who, llr. .‘keele; sled,
and Quiuiard avenues was referfi'Ld to J
the committee on lamps and gut.
Adjourned until Dec. 17th.
~Unlaundercd shirts, linen bosoms,
25s., Comatock Bros.
’ I my flats in Town.
Yesterday afternoon William Barrett
was in Danbury and showed signs of in-
sanity in a large degree. He would
kneel ‘on the ground and pray f or several
minutes at a time. An officer brought
him to this city on the 4.45 train and
Chief Vollruer placed him in the lockup.
Later in the evening he was taken home
r
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van; toilet set. Mimic Webb-t; tea sci,
Mrs/Patterson; ship, Stephen Sheehan,
bride, Mrs. Ratchford; peacock banner,
Lizzie Buckley; doll, I". ll. Quilliao:
broom holder, James BIchtd; painted
banner,
child's set, Mrs. Walker; rocking from.
Mrs. Robert Allen: 50 lbs. beef, Mir—
garet Maori; coke, lilrs. ”gorge Low;
dressing case, Mrs. Patrick McMahon:
wagon, Fred Stebb; easel and painting.
amea llatchett; red scarf, Julia Salli-
Failier O'Brien, Bridgeport:
t‘VlllVrl’, Joreph Haley; table coi'cr, ll.
’rcscoii; butter, W. (3. Morris, plush
by his brothers.
at M. S. Smith's.
once.
10 cents.
tittie-
read and approved.
—-{l:nt's half disseminating of uteri
no, natural wool and fast black cotton
at 25 per cent. less than market value,
Salvation Array Supper.
The Salvation Army anniversary jubi-
lee of four days in this city, will close
to-uight with a supper. The Bridgeport
officers and soldiers will be in attend-
A gnod time assured. Admission
Everybody welcome.
—Don’t forget the May flower sociable,
to beheld Dec. 4th at Germania Hall.
Come one, comm”, “JIHVP a good
’ "em. ‘_.‘.‘a.........“' I ,
The usual largo numbr of bills were
0. N. Wood's report on sewer con-
struction was received and a vote of
thanks tendered him for his efficient ser-
vices and the report ordered
in the Gazette a'nd Hour. , .
Report of G. A. Frankc, lire inspector,
was received and placed on file.
Communication of John H. Hoyt,
superintendent of fire alarm, received,
asking for a committee to inspect alarm,
published
Mrs. J. Madden: lamp. Charles Penall:
silver mustard set, Thomas Fllzmlllllt’l’:
wood set, Mrs. Charles Harty; china
chamber set, Anna I’iielati; silver butter.
dish, Mrs. J. Connors: silk umbrella,
Annie Sliceliw; gilt picture. Thomas H.
McCarty; silver fruit dish, Lizzie Skidd;
easy chair. Thomas McQoillan; blankets,
Maggie Barry; china tea sett, J. M.
Riley; plush rocker, Kattie Fallon; desert
sett, Mrs. Ileuuessey; parlor stove,
Bridget Hill; silver cake huskcl,B. Tully;
silver water pitcher, Thomas McCarty;
plinth clock, Maria Milard; lounge, John
Hayes; silver watch, Mary A. Nolan;
large‘clock, Edward Kclly;.coal. Mrs.
Meieherg‘; 'flbarrlel flour, John, . Met}
barrel potatoes, rge Low; silver _
- - - haekct,*l’atlitét"Treanor§extonsion table,
F. J. Byrner; set knives and forks, Sarah
Dyer: plush toilet set, Daniel Brennan;
dinner set, John McGtaih; pictures,
Eddie Pagan; writing desk, Mary J.
O'Brien; Father Blocum's picture, Thor.
Ward; plush cloak, Mary Corcoran;
gent's silver watch, Mrs. Goldrick; plush
lambrequiu, Lucy O'Connor; sewing
machine, Mrs. Mary Friend; pipe, P. A.
Murphy; lady's skirt, Hattie Farrel, gold
watch, J. M. Kiernan; $50 bill, Bridget
McCarty.
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examined. Thccoustiiuiionality of the
referred to fire department.
Borough Tax Collector's report was
placed on file and check for $1,343.42
was given to treasurer.
placed on file.
List of active members of Phoenix and
Pioneer Hook and Ladder company was
received. ‘
It was voted that the tire committee
be appointed inspectors of election of
fire department to night. ‘ .
A map of the general sewer system
war submitted and placed on ills.
Fora-an Kelly of Hops floss reported
thsoorapany had cut down their list of
members. '
Malian ovsrcmtrat Overstock
33,000. After deducting 3600'for ex-
penses it leaves a net profit of $2,400.
Rev. Esther Slocum and the parish thank
Chief of Police report received and the merchants of Norwalk and the coin—
‘ muniiy in general who assisted in mak-
ing the fair such a grand soccer.
cotton have, at Comstock Bros.
Bonus", of the Eisetric Light 00., died
in Brooklyn on Sunday.
It. Bunsen was bitten on the band by
a at, which, the doctor who attended
Afmssmsotbecbualasrsihsinesting halnhwmmmmumihmu
album-thermionic!
adjourned sotllecsiabwt’lth. h" Tbsbltskad “I“
.was Is apparently good health a tow
dayspsvissstohwilvsth. ‘.
The gross receipts of the fair were
.—-—A'u elegant line of gents' wool and
Died m- is- racers eta Cat Bltc.
Ida Bunnell, a niece of Superintendent
MAW
'l'lflv.‘ ('0. ’SOMIMTION SCHEME.
The meeting called at tho armory to
consider the advisability of consolidating
into one city does not meet with any
considerable favor here. On the con-
trary ii is generally cotiiilderid ill-ad-
riaed and impracticable. The meeting
will give opportunity to discuss the
matter, and we trust there will be an at-
tendance from this city.
For ourselves we can see no advan-
tages to come from consolidation of the
borough and city. On the contrary, we
think, for the present at least, each is
better of! under separate governments.
Bust Norwalk we believe ought to come
into the city.
m
—-D.in't forgot the Mayflower sociable,
lobe held Dec. 4th at fiermsnla Hall.
(Dome one, come all, and have a good
time. .
onl'wattt'.
lira. Thomas fiuyar.
List evening at ‘2 o’clock Mrs. Thomas
(luyer died of heart trouble at her home
on Main street. ller illness has not been
very brief, but notwithstanding her
pcor health, her friends anticipated that
her life would be spared for many years
and that her usefulness would continue
to be felt among those who she daily
came in contact with. Mrs. (layer was
about 62 years old. She leavers bus-
baud. General Thomas (layer, and one
daughter, Ella. Both have a large share
of sympathy in their bereavement, as do
also those who have been intimately
acquainted with Mrs. (luyer and who
loved her for her gentleness and lovable
nature. Deceased was a member of the
Congregational church and the society
of the people of that. church was always
a delight for her to be in. The members
will deeply feel the loss of such a valued
friend.
Funeral services will be held Thursday
afternoon at 2 o'clock at llt'r late resi-
deuce.
—-Our line of gcut's collars and code,
in all the leading styles, we still offer at
the old ptlct'r: collars, lie. each; cuffs, ,
lfic. per pair, and are the finest that can?
be produced, equal loihe beet, not ex-;
cepting Earle & Wilson's. M. S. Smith.
.tsorrizr: tints: NOTE-l." itrzariztt.
A New Haven lloy WhoMSir-als Money to
this city. the borough and East Norwalk ‘
, that relief is given.
i .t stones notion.
,llou he was Dyed and hold. and flow
i There was a Further Surprise.
last September Mr. Raymond. a
Bridgeport liverym: to, lost a horse and
buggy which were llll’t‘il of him by a
stranger, and never came back. The
horse was it dappleil gray. He sent out
d scriptions of his property and a day or
two ago received a letter from a farmer
in Seymour who said he must have the
animal. He had made a trade for it; it
was then a fine chestnut, but after gei-
ting thoroughly wet the chestnut color
washed off and the hogan came out a
dapplcd gray. Mr. mood posted off,
only to find that it we at his horse at
all. But it seems likely t it was an.
other stolen animal. *
-Lost, yesterday, so order book in the
’nslgbborhood of Franklin and Beldsn
avenue. The finder will be rewarded by
leaving it at J. M. Benedict‘s news stand.
. _,DI_ERL.
(it'l'ltliuln this city, Dec. it, Its. harsh IL, wife
of urn. Thomas (layer. :3“ are in.
riled to attend the funeral at her late residence,
corner Booth Main and Monroe Sin, Thursday.
at '.' p. In.
Breathtaking A pprcntlccii Wani-
. ed.
J‘l’l’ltll'l‘lCES wanted to learn dressmaking.
A y at Canard A; Timberlatre's breathtaking
rooms. . o. tow-shingles 8i . Ho. Norwalk. dl lvv
Bridgeport Business For Sale.
()WING to other business which engages his or
tenuon, thupropristor of an old established
andcood paying wal paper and paint store and
rimmshipsnd newspaper agency. In Bridgeport, is
desirous of disposing of the business. The place is
central] located,andls a splendid chance for an
cult ing party to secure a splendid bargain.
For price and iculars address
it! lw J. .l'lt'l‘llllSON, Bridgeport, (bun.
Furnished Rooms To Let.
FURNISHED mm: to rent. \‘cry reasonable
. terms. Inquire l9 Main 82., over shoe store.
d3 it: Norwalk.
Dlrs. L. A. Davidson.
Christian Science or Mental Healing.
lllllflliv for Teaching or llralitig low. Con-tilla-
. tron free. Cliynotel, Thursdays of each week.
All (licenses treated mentally, d'
- . using with drugs,
as it is by the errrclee of our llig nil Mental Powers
_ Intern n-rancc, Opium and
Tobacco habit “(and row-as uhy. es in:
To Rent.
IItit'Sl-r on Benedict Farm, nine rooms, fruit
1 garden Suitable for one or two families
he” at Henry Junci' rton‘.
Posltlon Wanted
Ilila list factory by alady who fully understands
all the branches 0! the trimming department.
it! St Address "OPERATOR." Sentinel cum.
Betta" lust Business for sale.
d1 liv
lteatlso Ills Ideal.
A Bridgeport «lelpatcii says: “Wei-g
lingloo Hansen, aged fourteen, residing
at 477 State street, New Haven, started’
out from home recently in the garb of a 3"
Texas rungs-r. With $15 which he stole:
from llll' trittil: of a boarder at his house;
lli' purchased a rifle, gami- IiogJurueiT
lw-li and leggings, and a liberal amount
wt ammonium». He first took .1 run upI
the Canal mail and finding game scorer"
mmv to this city. Officer .1 rnold found
Itllll at the depot iii the afterno'n. and:
thinking all was not right took him to,
the station house. The lad told Chief
Marsh a number 0 falsehoods and he de‘l
ride-I to hold hi . Ilc telephoned to?
(Thief Ilolliaan, and later a gentleman;
wlm boarded at the boy's house came;
down after him. The boy admitted he"
stole the keys (rpm the gentleman and:
went through the-“trunk and secured 31:“
cash ti purchase his outfit, Reading:
lilo-id'curdling adventures and hair-kL
breadth escapes from wild beasts and Iii-j:
diam ieovcrnt publications doubtless led ;
the boy to start out on his expedition."§
__ ,
~Dcnt's gent'a dress kid gloves at 81:75 ;
per pair, worth any glove retailed at?
rem, it! u. s. Smith's. i
. i
(3012B 1!!! LOTTERY LAW.
A Sew Ilaven Merchant "nod for [sing
a Prize System. .
Daniel Cortbell, a New Haven shoe
dealer, has been fined $20 and cost-i on a
charge of using a lottery scheme in con-
nection with his business. He advertised
that the persons purchasing the largest,
amount of goods between certain dates
should receive at the end of that time
‘25!) in gold, divided into premiums of
$50, Ho, etc.. according to the relative
size of the purehaam. :Mr. Uoubell ea-
plaiued Miss the .mrds were simply it reel
out ottha muouavofe purcbmie'.t v He 'did
not kgyp a daplmaie, nor could he tell,
until the cards were returned to the store
after the specified time had expired. the
chance that a customer had to get any
one of the premiums offered. He could
not see that when a customer had pur-
chased goods, he had any interest in the
premiums. Whatever interest ho had
would be shown when all the cards were
law will he decided by a higher court.
—Headquarters for taldifdamas‘ks,
turkey ted damask, napkins, d'oyler,
towels, etc., at M. S. Smith' .
‘ A Rough Bxparlauce.
Schooner Luther ltoby of Boston, Cap-
tain Clark, of Boston for Norfolk light,
arrived in New London Saturday after a
rough experience. Last Sunday night
the vessel was off winter quarters and
when the northeast gale then blowing
increased to a hurricane the canvas
wind. At 10 o'clock her steering gear
broke and the vase] breached to and
was on her beam ends for fourteen
hours. Captainclark was struck by a
ssaandihrown istothsleswairihsvtog
alsrgagaaticut in his hea’dhswssun.
conscious for iltty hours.
-..._........-... «-Wc...
~Wiaia0sprroa Inc. to no.» at
oc-l if
ONE of the BBO”. retail Bat Stores, near New
York, in a city of over 40,000 inhabitants.
Excellent nunii f r s '
email capila . social}. 0%?fl we" "m
‘ mo if ‘ Trenton, NJ.
'l'o Instr
‘llll Hiwtll pzacc, High street. South Noni-slit.
trial if Apply to TAYLOR & GOLDEN.
"onto and Lot For Sale.
‘VANZAKT AYE . Em Norwalk. Lot 50:21..“
“misc 8 rooms. Price 32m. Part of pur-
chase money cm remain on morlg
TAYLU
Insurance and Real Bs'alc Agents
at!) if
. Enquire of
& GOLDEN.
Wa-hlngton eh,
South Norwalk.
Pctalumu Canned I-‘rult.
'1‘]!!! celebrated California Pctalunia Canned
Fruit for aateat Charles naviland‘s, 25 Main
street,borough. Pore and Dimmilc Fruit and
Nuts. Full line of con t'ciioncry‘.
George II. Underbtll
Is nowtn town selling Household allies for
crohorby installments at prices road cots:
petition. Parties clothing bargains can call at No.
it Harmond St , City. maria tf
Now Is the Time.
I RAVI your orders for the Holidays. Portraits
J in (til. hotel and Crayon. Paste a specialty.
A line (‘raynn for 510, D. G. COOKS, Stamford.
Tingle. .: HALLOIIAN, P. 0. Box 524, Norwalk.
l
To Let.
T112 Store Md honest in the Library Building.
To a satisfactory tenant that will take charge
of the Library the store will be
sonalileierius. I uircof
AYLOR a GOLDEN, Agents.
Rooms To Let.
I‘W'RXISIIED ROOMS to lot with or without
board. Addrer
s l’. 0. BOX m.
or 6 ti South ticrwalk.
Oysters.
nos: desiri opened fresh dail can
pvucum the?“ R. J. CU'I'XilLL. y
(la tf Foot of Raymond 8t.
Osborn Ave., East Norwallt.
‘Tllltll amiable and pleasant residences for
mic. Prices
Enquire of TAYIDR‘GO DEN,
Real Estate and Insurance Room
Wuhiuztousmfiodl
Building not l’or sate.
Orin-mascot run Min theueighbi'w.
”‘5‘me with.
Real Maud Innrancs Agency, Washington 1.
Notice of Application to the
Legislature to Amend Water
Charter of City of South
Norris-Ill.
Urlcl is bercbvgiv'cnthatsn a licstlon will
he made to tbs legislature c the State of
Connecticnh at merino commencing on the
Wednesday following the first Monday of Jammy
uses. for an amendment to sections “one" and
"dvc'fol'ilthaier Charpifroof said city], gntitlcd
"Anacttoprovldessn y porno w oeaonie
water to tho City 'of south orwalk," approved
July as, 1874, tocnsblo the City to extend and dis-
tribute lta water h the towns! Nurwatk any-
.wnereoaiddsofuis ugh of Borwaik, and to
t-ueaddiuonalniabcndanrcsruflcsicsefdebt to
an amount not as I? in the whole the turn of
one hundred thoumnd ollars.
Da'edeat the City of South Norwalk, this ad day
of . .
SAMUEL aivaoxn, Water
WILLIAM B. BIRD. -Coinnils-
dl cursors s. raowsiunor. l sloucra.
rmon
DECORATIVE‘ ART.
HBADQEAMKRS for Outfits and Designs, Hs~
tert- ofallklnds. Silk Baiting and Cellu-
loid for Fancy Work.
thin tantrum in French Decoration in one
III. W. ll. JARVIS.
nil int 18 South Iat- St. loath lorwalk.
Him in Bill. .
llkcmsm'oodwardsvmsatorm trust:
0 watt ”w “ '
would not hold and the read before the lesson
ll.
tented on veryru- .
lHome “Benefit
A. AYllt.
l{'Metitbor Consolidated Stock and Petroleum
Exchange, New York.
A. Id. Al'l‘lli db 00.,
Bankers and Brokers.
flew York. llosiou and Worcester
branch nuke:
’u/tvimrin mot-K. (rooms as n Wuhltlnfiiun St
South Norwaik.
stocks. Iionds, l'oirolsum.
Grain and Provisions.
bought and sold for cash, or on margin.
Private leased wires to New York, Boston aid
Chi '
um um. w. WILLIAISON.
all in Manse" of bunch onion.
0
THE
Bargain Store.
Dilanilanclluifls.
LOW PRICES
._A.\'D —_.
FAIR DEALING.
We invite you to come and are our goods as we
can make prices that will be satisfsclofy to you.
SEEIAL
THIS WEEK!
HINDKERG .FS !
flanilkrrcMch-g Handkerchiefs, Hauilkrrrlifch,
Handkerchiefs will be our cry:
A Handkerchief for a penny.
An assortment to please many,
Son is thciiinc, come and lln’.
BANKS & SNYDER.
Malinckcnto Hotel Block.
uh
Opp. l‘oetofllce,
A RECENT
$10,00 0.00
'l‘outine or Club Ifayntent.
QO*———~
8 AN ILLI'STR ATION of the benefits of ll!!!"-
ing on the Mutual Tontlne or Club Plan of the
ASSOCIATION,
137 Broadway, New York,
we ‘fiieve below a list of,lleneilciaries that participated
in distribution of the mo a due from the two
”.(lllt'lubs H and II on i e death of Frulcrick
. G. Jones, of New York City.
December 5th. and 0th.
every customer.
mention prices.
entertain-mt
” pantomime?
st'i'tlllil of the Y. I. RA. (bum
J. A. II. '7. Dewitt I'll”.
mull rar—
"USES OF UGLINM”
Wednesday Ev’iig. Dec. 8th.
Tickets forthc 4 Eiituialumcuiu, - M
Sill [a If Tickets, - .. « . fl.
It
TWO N Iii HTS ONLY.
MUSIC HALL
Wednesday and Thursday.
Engagement Extraordinary of ,
Palmoni’s Star Staci count,
Supporting
‘ carer-re ensues-twig ,
The Popular Conteillh. Id '* ‘‘‘‘ "‘ . ‘
DELLA SHIRLEY,
The l’opulsr Boubtettc. .
wnnnnsnav, one. out.
First presentation in this city of the New Dolled]
“VImfiA,”
by A. Z. Chipiuau, author of "G " ”Mow'
undlng,"dc. m
THURSDAY. DEC. Gilt.
Au entirely New, Roaring Fares (initially. entitled,
GREAT SCOTT! ‘
Clever S clinics. New 20 Pretty Dances
. flame-cot Uniformed ssallaud. I
PRICES, - as, as, 50 Cents.
Seats at floyt's and Gregory’s. '
Employment Bureau.
W contractunmm W
TO BUSINESS HOUSES FREE.
All out of employment, or desirous of sacurlu
better ponitionr, should register their names at Ill
bureau. (‘all or write for Information. -
M .M. AJlgltBlLla. ,
j at Atlantic i., srarnford,0¢un. ,
THE .
Mllllll Photographic lenient.
Select School of Shortth and .
Typewriting, , .
51 Atlantic Street, (Ayrcs’ Block),
Stamford. Conn. . _ ‘
LEADING l i til il l I W ,
pmctical $3302; dimgmogsn'ii devoid to~
tho training of young men and women, in the
mono»: time possible, toflll flrstclusl.‘ paying po-
sitions: Under ihcpcrsoual instructions! the. to
pnncipalandbusincss mans er of , , >_ -
land and Typewriting Schoo , Hartford”. ’ .
In srrsiondayand evening. Gradual. sum
topositions. « .
:lnwtnacuula by nlrafl - M ““v
For circulars, giving full iculsrs, callstlclloul
office or address M .M. A. MERRILL.
A Linggnfi'fii
BIN] S‘ and S: l
Corning in Daily for
FALL AND WINTER WEAR :
At the Store of
c. H. Harwey.
.‘i
. .,.
Icannot note every weekly special subsoil),
oo‘ls at: sold on h'lklcelowerugood Initial Ian every. “dang
tiring t is your. . s '
orcarh. l Eltall hold the price wit the reach of
My stock is too numerous too
Rubber—Goods .
A SPECIALTY. 7 i
9.
They Shall'be Sold at "Lani '.
Year’s Prices.‘
REMEMBER “ 7
C. H. HARVEY,
. , _ y if; f:
I2 MarnStmeb
Name. Amount Amount
lunar 1 o Lamas P'i‘iilimn waiiiiii ‘ . ‘ ' '
on... 3.0.1, imm.,'ii:r: fiantlt flow . talk:
snwaan 1). atoms ............ 209.75 an ‘ . -‘
mum. A. 1'. Stewart sum-mm BIBCU’I‘OR’B IAIQBgQI
WILLIAM L. norm ............... tattoo on
..................... REAL carafe;
Gauge “fifiT ............. unto . o5 fiififitfiifi’ygfidm 0' . I, ‘
narrator ausrsv .............. 19900 625 m "mmfim hum dwelling, a?” I; ..
mm” Secretary, Judge Hilton. ride of the Rental Mills property; one
strain) 1’. Bonita .............. 199 0) ca um
Civil Engineer, N. Y.
was'rox L. SNYDER ........... 115.00 to
Conrail-ion Merchant, N. Y.
s. w. o. JONES .................. min on
Paldto Estate. —— do, ’ m",
35-“ miuuwumuui Norwalk or n. It
-—-“"' Ridgefleld, ltxecutors. .
smear ansm.. ....,...sm.oo 91.0w
Private Secretary. Judge Hilton.
WILLIAM B. s'rnorto ......... 94.40 mm 01‘ a a I] 381‘ ms
Merchant. rt. 1!. - . . , _ I
FREDKRICK W. SIYBKL...,.. 144.0) mm ‘BOPBRTYof Bridgcpu't 8U?! I.“ ‘ , ‘
Wholesale llnlncry. a. Y. , , . I) rlrablc Home and lot, why trim 0s }
sowrnnowarniirtv....... mm 1,030 AYE..Km Norwalk, Com. Ind hours ma ,
Lock lanufsctory, Brooklyn. ‘ lot. 10) by m. at Sprinmmrh crwalk. Oh,
P.W.G.JONBS................831m 1.000 JA’OUBILAYWN ..
ma to Estate. 37.0770 mm , , a
law You, July so, 1888. ‘-
zsim W Association, New York. N. Y.
Grit-rattan: It'sko Ieaanretn sicknozilspei:
reset of Mlle I amoun 0
duoii’t‘snatbodmthofcusoftbc members of my
Association.
dycur Association as a desirable
WWW r its minim-owe
one or
mmtotchmml ta'fun msystalaas a profit-
ablslavmbmi. Yomavu‘tfiullrnom
F. 'A. HAMILTON,
OHM AGIH‘I.
E. LWoodwar‘d.
DRUGGISTB
Pa 0: '0‘ .‘1’ 'w .m””
. .souni larynx. cons. , (V m- '5‘" r
[pinup till
1] thin St., Norwalk, cu," ‘ .
Wholesale and Retail . I
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