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NUHWALK.
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FIRE ALARM mix I28.
No a. N Y N. il..tl1 it.“ derail
aura Express office In depot. an
No 4,1lay street corner of ‘i‘oilcs street; key at 8
Day sires-t and all factories.
No I'i Corner of Iain and t oncord streets; My
D. "‘Doaovausltouwaud J. C. Wilson' I so
No. 12. :l’raaklia street school; ks at school house
odrcaidsnoc of William .Btalth.
No. In. t‘ “OW street. ”legroom school; keystllrv.
all Paqi'atzevidcuec. 10 concord street. and
as
No. 14.11am street corner of Ann strict; key at
oil's saloon and all factor-i
No. 18. lilghatrnstcornsvol llayview amue; key
A.‘Dicksrvnau a residuum.
moans.
Ouatrokssttao'cfioeknorm fIr rirar-Stanrlarrt'l‘
whom-«thwart (than 1) stgultlcalrnw In
”Three strokes Oflhc tit-it (thus 1 I ll signifies the
city water is to be turned off.
llmUCTIOKD T0 III’ HOLDERS.
poapositivo Information of a tire in your ironic
dine neighborhmd unlock the box door: pail the
book all the way down once only, and let th- hook
go; shut up the box and do not open or Inn the
oak again until the next the in your neighborhood.
Do not attempt to remove the he from the door.
Tho Chief higiueer will see that s returned to its
proper place. 811111781. lchOWAN,
Chief Engineer.
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halt ll.
Iliutatnro Almanac for Tomlin-row.
Highethls Low tide Sun rises Sunsets
7.12 4 2-1
Weather Bulletin.
Fair, colder; northwesteriy winds,
high on the coast.
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Till. LOCAL N kWh.
Read J. M. Shimsfindvertiscment in
this issue.
Thomas Dean has bought a lot in East
Norwalk. ,__,-
-—We make a specialty of childrens
kilt suite, Comstock Bros.
John Wilson has moved into his house
on High street.
Fred. Johnson is improving front an
attack of pneumonia.
The Mabel Kent is unloading coal at
Raymond Bro'.s dock.
—60c fora .I lb. pail of purulrird. F.
llayes markeI.
‘ Hope Hose hchl-tho r regular monihl y
meeting last night.
The Nortvalk Fire Police held a busi-
ness meeting last night.
Frederick Martin of ”Itaymond street,
remains in about the same condition.
-—Fr€sh Saratdg—IPClI—ips, just the thing
for the Holidays. at W. H. Seymour's,
92 Washington St.
The next Connecticut Register will
wutain the Constitution of 1638 9 and a
list of State officers from the beginning
of the colonial period.
There seems to be an unanimous opiu-
ion that John H. Perry of Fairfield will
be the next Speaker of the Connecticut
House of representatives.
—A fine kid glove for 81. 50 and fully
warranted; as good as any $1." I5 glove in
town, Comatock Bros.
Henry Cornell, Frank Smith and Mr.
Acton are all prepared for a fishing trip
to Weed’s pond, New Canaan, as soon as
the ice gets thick enough to bear.
Prof. Dunn of Stamford rehearsed the
children of the East Norwalk M. E. Sun-
day school last evening. A pleasant
programme is being arranged for Christ-
mas.
Miss Hattie Lyle, residing on Day St,
died this morning at about 5 o‘clock
from consumption. She will be buried
Friday. Funeral at 1.30 at the house
and at 2 o'clock from the Baptist church
To- night Glover’s American band mil
give a promenade concert and ball at
Music Hall. Previous to the dancing
there will be a short concert. Tire mem-
bers assure a pleasant time to all who at-
‘ tend.
The following appointments have been
made by the comptroller of the Consoli-
dated road: 8. C. Fleetwood, auditor of
disbursements; F. B. Bertine, auditor of
passenger receipts; J. Mackadle, auditor
freight receipts.
—Children’s flannel shirt waists at
Comatock Bros. W
The directors of the Masonic Mutual
, Benefit association voted Mondayevening
$2,000 to the widow of the late Herrick
P. Frost. Several applications for mem-
bership were to granted and two laid on
the table for future consideration. .
A pop" is being circulated ‘- for the
benefit of a young man in East Norwslk
who has been confined to his bed since
August. Be is the only support of his
wife and sister and the case is a needy
one. Contributions can be sent to Jones’
store.
-Remember our stock of Gent’s Coi-
lars and Cam, warranted every thread
Linem not cotton, perfect fitting. Colo
Ian 11 csch,cufls18perpalr. If. 8.8mith.
'lhe ranks of Connecticut editors are
thinning out rapidly. When Editor
Naples of the Norwalk Hour read his
paper on “The Editor asa man,” before
the newspaper association, not long ago,
hspsinted so high an ideal that the edi-
tors have been straining after it since,
and some of them have lost their
darbnttoas lutbostmggle. PubapsEdi-
urinals-has farfroru tbsva as any
Iumu.nuuun
Intercd at the Port (intro at 80th Norwalk an int:
turd (liars Hatter.
A lift“ IIIlIr-rtIIIIIII. desk IIIIIII llvt‘ll put
the Norwtilk Hotel
Mrs. Smith. of Smith's blood. is new
lumily ill ill NI‘W R‘lt‘ht‘lli‘.
—~~llri|IrlIiy goods at 11. S. South‘s.
J. Arthur Plum-o has put an l‘li'i'lfli'
lght In “Ilfll of his store.
tleorgr- ()tham' II new store tlll Wilton
avenue is nearly enclosed.
-—Leather costs at Comatock Bros.
(Inc of the old poplar trees on Itutler
street blew down last evening.
Lockwood Mfg. Co. are busy as usual,
getting out orders for their looks.
Edward D. Carson,who lives on Wood-
ward avenue. is sick with diphtheria.
~A grand assortment of gr-nt's ncck~
wear. at hf. S. Smith‘s.
lluckleykSou will move into llli'lf
new factory the lat of January.
Charles G. Wayne Went to Boston to-
day to look after the estate of his mother.
deceased.
Pioneer Book A: Ladder company will
give another Sociable In the Athennum
to- -morrow evening.
Silver Strrrirn lodge, 1.0. (i. T. will
holdasuppsr at Mrs. Chris. Jane's Fast
Norwnlk, this evening.
Butler Lodgsl. (l. 0.1". willconferthe
initiatory and first degrees this evening.
Officers will also be nominated.
——Night shirts from 60c. up,nt t.‘ Im-
stock Bros.
Walter B. Farrell who had his leg
amputated about two months ago, is
able to be about with the aid of crutches
Increases of pensions have been grant-
ed Henry H. Gray of South Norwallr. and
Mary. widow of Henry E. Tutth , of
New Haven.
-—Ileadquarters for confectionerv for
the Holidays. A large assortment to
choose from. at W. Howard Soy III-stir 's,
92 Washington St.
The reception committee of the Y. M
C. A. will meet tonight at 9 o’clock to
make arrangements for their New Year‘s
reception.
Daniel Conley, who was hurt some
time ago by being run over by :i cart
load of stones,bas nearly recovered from
liisinjuries.
—floliday godds'atPCO—mstock Bras.
The officers of the tirand Lodge of
Connecticut will visit St. , Johns Lodge
to-morrow evening. There will be work
in the third degree.
A pleasant surprise party was given
Miss Airy Pierson, at her home on Main
street, borough, last evening. .0 bout
twenty or nple were pres—em.
~Camels hair hosiery and underwear
at Cornstock Bros.
The funeral of William Betta was
held in St Johns‘ Lodge room, yesterday
after. oon. \lr. Betta was about the
oldest mason in Xorwnlk.
Old Well Lodge will confer the third
degree Friday erening next. After work
an oyster supper will be given by the
candidate. All master masons invited.
Judging from the applications which
are to be made to the next legislature for
charters for horse railroads in Norwalk
this town will be fully provided w ith
them in the future.
-Wirh regard to the celebrated Dent's
Kid Gloves, we have been advertising.
we still sell at the old figures, $1.75,
being the best in town, not ex:epting
those sold elsewhere furs: 5031. S. Smith.
Miss Annie J. C. Silcox will give an
entertainment at her home this evening.
A dialogue entitled “Miss stantha’s
Revenge” will be given, followed by re.
citations and vocal selections.
The Americas Club had arranged for
a ball to be given in the Germania Smog-
uerbund hallChristmas. They had their
tickets out and nearly everything com-
pleted when they found they could not
get the hill.
. We
Friends of 03- -Governor Waller ray that
he will remain in England for some years
after his term of consul-general to Lon-
don expires. He will act as counsel for
a number of American firms whose in.
temts in England need looking after.
President W. Jesse, of the C‘ermania
Swngerbund, and a number of the mem-
bers of that society, went to Weston yes
terday after greens, with which to dec-
orate Gsrmania Hall Christmas. They
brought home plenty and expect to have
a grand time the 25th.
Frank Wilcox is completing a model
for a locomotive which will probably be
finished by January lot. It represents
the N. Y., N. B. C H. Co.'s latest engine,
and is avery pretty piece of work. It
will be placed on exhibition in one of the
show windows in this city when com
pleted.
The following officers were last night
elected by Butler Chapter. No. 88.11.11.
I: ThaddeusGayer,B. P.; W. E. Bay-
mond, EKI; ED. Fox,E. 8.; John E.
Smith, Tron; R. ILWilcox, Sec.:Geo.W
Bai,ith 0.0.ld; J. RRsyrn'ond. P.8.;
PsterDeokIerJl. A. 0.: J. LIcGinnlsss,
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SOUTH NORWALK CONN., WEDNESDAY, DiCCl‘MBl‘Ht l2, l888.
I'll “8th Al. MENTIIDN.
1’. II- r lIanvIIIy of North ltiver, ii \ltlll-
irig III itli Mr. and Mrs. John (1 Willi”
Mini Frrnikiu Smith, of llr%lklyn, In
tiniliug III th's city.
John Raymond is visiting in Hartford.
John Van Aukon. of Port Jervis. in
visiting friend-I in this city.
Mrs. V. A. Scoli lIl returned lilllni' first
evening after a t o week‘s visit in Bus-
torI, ‘
Mr. and Mrs. T ornas Powell, of the
borough, are visiting relatives in Boston.
Florence Smith. of Jersey city, is vis-
iting relatives in tho lorough.
Mrs. Charles Daskam, of New York,
is visiting friends on Franklin avenue.
Charles Fields is visiting in flridgeport.
Amy Stevens of Norcton is visiting Mrs.
W. (l. Merritt, of the borough.
Charles l’latt and family of the bor-
ough, are visiting relatives in Portchos-
“‘1'.
Miss Nellie O'Neil, of Providence. sister
of Frank O‘Netl of the Boston store, is
spending a few days in Norwsllr.
-——llr-ndquarters for furs. muffs and
bone, at )1. S. Smith's.
sif't‘ienrstsounanoarhis
In Holiday Presents.
Messrs. Vogel Brothers. clothiers and
outfitters for men and boys, have turned
their spacious establishment, Eighth
Avenue and 4‘.‘ Street. New York City,
into a grand Holiday llszar. where they
offer, the greatest bargans in thousands
of useful presents suitable for the male
sex: Elegant. Overcoats and lTisters,
Business and Dress Suits, Smoking Jack-
ets, Dressing Robes and House Coats.
Silver and Gold mounted Umbrellas and
Canes. (ients’ Toilet Sets. Silk Mufflers
and Hankerchiefs, Fine Underwear and
Hosiery, Walking. Driving and Dress
Gloves, Dress Shirts. Rich Neckwcar,
Exquisite Scarf l’Ins, Sleeve Buttons and
Shirt Studs, Sealskin and Otter Caps and
Thousands of Elegant. Overcoat-I and
Cape Uisters and Suite for boys. ()Iir
Shoe Department is filled with on im~
mense variety of Ladies', Misses', Gents',
Boys' and Children's Shoes, Slippers and
Rubber Boots and Shoes. Everything
sold at this establishment is of the must
reliable quality and guaranteed the very
lowest prices. Vogcl Brothers. Eighth
Avenue and 42d St, New York City.
—-The finest assortment of silk um-
brellas for the holiday season, at M. S.
Smith' s.
Trinity Church lair and Supper.
To-morrow evening at. Music Hall the
ladies of Trinity church wril hold a fair
and supper. The fair will he open from
5 to 10 o'clock. and In addition to a first.
class supper there will be a largI- variety
of fancy and useful articles on solo.
Those desiring a pleasant time- should
not fail to be present.
—(J00ll‘ collarsjallthe latest styles, 5c.
each. Latest style cuffs 9: per pair, at
Comstock Bros.
She Changed "or film].
Mrs. Jennie Hope, of Norwalk, who
when sentenced to jail for‘drunkennees
by Judge Knapp Saturday, announced
her intention of starving herself todeath,
is eating her meals regularly. having
abandoned her intentions—Bridgeport
Farmer.
Lou Ills Eye.
Thomas Fredericks has lost the sight
of one of his eyes from the effects of a
piece of steel flying into it and striking
the eyeball, while at work in Stamford.
It is doubtful whether he will be able to
use his other eye, as it seems to be trou-
bled by the loss of its neighbor.
——A large assortment of Gents Full
Dress Shirts In pique, colored, plain and
embroidered; opt-n front, for $1” .5: sold
I-lsew hr: -re for $1 75, at 51.5. Smith’
Well Prepared.
Yesterday Chier Lockwood arrested
Anna Rogers for intoxication. She was
fined 83 and costs and in default of pay-
ment was taken to jail. Mrs. Rogers is
the wife of the man who officer Lock-
wood went over on the Westport road
to arrest Monday for stealing chickens
from Abram Frtcb. After the officer or-
rested the woman be searched the room,
and in anold patrol photo which bh~
longed to Rogers he found a large bunch
of skeleton keys. showing that Rhgcrs
was well prepared for the work he was
engaged in.
—Gent’ s Silk hematitched initial hand—
kerchiefs 500. at Comatock Bros.
Funeral of R. w. W. Prom.
The funeral service of R.W. W. Preece,
of Douglas Fowler Post, G. A. R., will
be held at his late residence, Osborne
avenue.to-morrow, Thursday, at 1 o‘clock
sharp. Comrades of the C. A. R. are re-
quested to be present. The remains of
Air. Prcece will be interred at Park Come.
tery, Bridgeport, and all of his comrades
who can do so are requested to escort
them to their last resting place. .
-—The largest assortment of ladies’ and
gent’s sliuen and silk handkerchiefs, at
11.8. Smith's.
The Last of I!" Tribe.
There lives in the town of Durham an
old Indian woman said to be the last rep-
resentative of the Hattabcsset tribe. She
is nearly 90 years old, tmt strong and
Wliddlotswn, a distance of eight miles,
and back the same day. The name Beau-
mont abs obtainsd through marriage
:wiihausgro,wbo has how been dead
allayyosra.
well. so that she sometimes walks to
III The People ram intimidation?
THE BENEFIT. 0" TI!!! I’IMMI‘AW
(”flfltlllllflllil) LAB“! EVENIN“.
.\ Largo bloating at the Armorym Plenty
of Speech flaking
Company D‘s room at the urinary was
not large enough to accommodate the
crowd that went there last evening to
consider the matter of uniting Norwslk,
South and East Norwslk under our! city
government.
The meeting was called to order at 8.80
o'clock. Russell Frost was appointed
chairman and Francis Leonard secretary.
After the call for the meeting was read,
the chairman announced that speeches
were in order. No one desired to start
the ball rolling. so a call was made for
Senator Hill, who was in the drill hall.
The senator said that he had given the
matter very little thought end that be
had no time to assist the Increment.
lie, however, was heartily In favor of
consolidation. (in believI-d the town
should be one in fer-ling and sympathy
as Well as in locality. We would be hot-
terotl if we wcrennited. In case the
movement was successful, outsiders
could be brought in to suggest plans of
consolidation and everything could be
settled satisfactory to all.
('. Swartz agreed with Senator Bill
that union could beeffectcd. The object
of his coming to the meeting was to fur.
ther any such movement.
John if. Lee. who has been active in
the movement, said that recently he has
heard it_ urged that in case of auuion
one s:ction would boobliged to pay as
share of the other's debts. He explained
why such should not be the case and fr-
ferred the annexation of l‘airfielrl to
Bridgeport to B. W. Maples.
Mr. Maples said that the legislature
made provisions in such cases that the
tract them. When he resided in Bridge-
port there were three localities, “ridge-
port, East Bridgeport and North Bridgi-
port. The different. factions wore similar
to those in Norwalk at. present. Finally
all came together and the result or well
known to all. Bridgeport is now the
the third and possibly thI . EPCIIfld city in
the. stair-.110 thought that with our
natural advantages it would bengrrat
benefit for us to be united.
Judge A. ll. Woodward always holiev
ed that it Would be for the best interest
of the town to be united under one gov—
ernment. The question of property and
Before attending to that matter In
thought it would be best toiled on: what
the sentiment was. He suggested that
a votebe taken to find out how those
present felt in the matter.
Chas. F. Halls-ck said that the people
of Norwaik. who originated the scheme,
Norwallt people to come there.
they had given no reason why the pro
jvct shoull be ('il'flr'd out. He was not
opposed to union if a {good reason ovoid
be given for It.
J. R. Marvin wasjn favIIr of anything
conducive to thr- good of tha town. He
had not given the mail. r much Irttenv
tion.
James Warden had seen the gmd feel-
ing of the borough toward East Norwalk
in relation to the fire apparatuses and
water. He thought. the people there
were ready to go in for the crfy of Not”
walk.
Russo-U Frost said he had given very
little practical lhirilglil to the matter.
If the jealousies and local differences
could not be forgotten he thought it
would be a mistake to unite under one
government.
John S. Seymour said the Object of
the meeting was a worthy one. The in—
licence the town is losing because. of not
being united is very great. What: town
I-wr lost by union. 119 said that possrhy
2 years after such a union, asis proposed.
here, was effected, we would have a tech
eral building near the armory, which
could be used as the poet office. its
thought our harbor might be made a
great port of entry and gave possibilities
that we might enjoy in case we“ work
with united action,
A. W. Smith gave the result of the
meeting held in East Norwalk to com“—
er the matter. The people there
opposed toaanexation to the bar git
but If they went anywhere they would
go inta‘tlio city or South Novwalk. '
George Bell said that twenty years ago
he was in favor of consolidation. Then
30th Norwalk was small and didn't
amount to much. Now things we
changed and he didn't wonder that the
borough was in earnest in wishing to
consolidate. He could notseebow the
two places could be brought together,
situated as they are. East Norwalk was
opposed to the movement and Ir. Bell
was in favor of separating altogether
from'the upper end of the town.
R. E. Rowan made a motion that a
committee of fifteen be appointed to
further consider the matter, and if
thought advisable to call another Inset-
rag. Following is the committee: D.
N. Couch. Major Holmes, Ira Cafes, Levi
Warner, C. B. Coolidge, Nelson Taylor,
Matthew Corbett, John E. Light, 1'.
Baker. 0. F.Hallock, J. R. Marvin, D.
P. Harrell. Georges. Ball, A. W. Smith,
0. W. Raymond.
Candyrall.
Last evening Mr. and Hrs. Dania
pour-dauphin!
saltluit. Aduoollactionwaa
i
' wind blows the hat off the dignified man
bIlls should be paid by those who now .
to door; the minister in his prayer begs
‘ for ‘paith and fallencvf uneaoctified his» I
debts could be settled in ten minute... ~
iltgfem'l with: certain South Kuwait: dens:
had invited the South Norwaiit and East.
AR yell-
‘mnrriiutur and leader of the democracy.
and Interesting loco! Mt auto which
Imltmde‘mw he commit! to hold
‘W’tymmwnhtbcdmacy
cm hammered tobavetlae fall
l'AIlltLEhI “A?” ‘l'lffflffi I.
Narrow "capo at I'lvo Iltfa Itlvcr Crosse-
lag.
‘l‘hlri morning the fast express which
leaves llririgeport at Ill 00, came within
an instant of a serious accident at the
Five Mile River crossing. 11.8 Itregory
of this city, who was In It buggy. and
John ii. I. flomracdierr and wtfa of live
Nile River, in a carriage, drove mother
up to the crossing at the Five Mile River
station. Just before going onto the
crossing llr. L'lfoinamlieu held back.
Mr. Gregory drove onto the crming.aod
when on the track the gate tender began
to close the gates. Ifr. Iircgory whipped
up and got off the track on instant be-
fore the locomotive went flying by. fir.
L'llomrnerlreu escaped by suddenly turn»
trig his horse. liis wagon, however. In
upset, and he and his wife were thrown
out,
There is considerable complaint about
the gste keeper at this crossing, and this
Instance proves that he does not shut the
gates in time. We do not know what
his orders are, but presume they are to
shut the gem so as to prevent vehicles
crossing the track at any ri-k from
encroaching trains.
The railroad company ought to make
an immediate investigation and put a
mania charge of time am who will
make such a narrow mops as that of
this morning Imprwsible.
MI’I’KI’IAI I” £5135.
”not: llrsll.
Mariam! lloyt anormnem III the
primers of Music Hall the engagement
of the farcical alourdity of “We. Us I:
00.." which bosom with an immense
success everywhere. and has cured more
cases of the Moss than any other comedy
ever written. Of this ludrcnm prmlw
tion the Philadelphia Prensa says: ”1'er
into the pool; the fat lady on entering
the car III sent as by acutapuft from slow
man nature laugh at all each and a bun
rim! incidents to which flcrh iv heir. and
it is to unrestrained human nature that
‘We, i'rk ( o. of Mad Springo' appeals.
it to a fsvvegiof nominee. which, the
authors «Info», havenmterc almost:
of plot, and the cwlianee are rmtmtrd
t I lwvngh ”and having Ivozfird, not to
inquire too mtinndy what they are
laughing at.’ "
Irma A. If. Mimic“: WNW“ Lazar mm'
(Merino )
no. mo. smart arms rm.
The dsmmraey of 8mm Sorwalk are
anything but happy over the “hangout"
of their prov office mcmivm. ft is state
Inf that ”on. William If. fitment had
rmrstie imulm to nominate and have ap-
pointed Mr. Robert Wilcox air 1’. )1.
frIIaning's successor, immediately «pm
the expiration of thefattev'emmrnivsirm.
Thu arrangement was Widely. if not
fwrt'rily, deity”! aural Interfevrd truth by
mosmuof Sir. Panorama medium“
This scheme also got lathe «also! hire
.f--rry Donovan. who so ante! worker.
assumed to have his my to true matter.
3.) that be, booked by (£th:0! 12.,an
made our momma not» kinrbiearml,
poor, old and decrepit Judge (limiter are
the legitimate party to more flattering? .
"meatloaf. fir. innovate“: candidate is
Mr. Hermon Snyder,» of the firm of
Ron its A: Simpler. dry g‘ourli men under
the Mall schemes Hotel. Wilcox has in I
gsnri’euumiy and (your and dignified way
relied upon his record as Is Um soldier
and the support of such We“ as
To}: lot aim. Riva fast track (Sen. Taylor
as the special atmoey and advocate of
Snyder ZV— appointment. What naturism
of firms he got, if may. have not from»
pifld bill as Mr Barnum iiiI known to
desire to» have the W Mt with W
groomers (Emma, sum; to his own ill,
new, It ishlkefly wmavay fatty
vhcofil‘icir rmrkwfmmhu llr.
Wm itv am who when hem
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mam. Wiles: ismiswsly handicap-
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may, instead of the blot uniform, his
cut-mm would have beam to
trim wrrh’m-m awful My!
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fever of mm aadbis ”Snyder,
tbouglttlvs Willi] nos-mecca—
Mmdativvly Mumford»
pgrthc auction aodiotamofour
local politician Both mum. and
democmrervthee-disastyct.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
'UMJOIIID l’l‘IfIIV.
'l‘irc erecting held last evening in the
armory to consider the advisability of
uniting this city, Norwaik and East Nor-
walk in one city was an internist expres-
sion of opinion in relation to the matter.
Thou from Norwrilk were very free in
their expressions in favor. those from
this city and East Norwalk were less en.
thusiastlc. and some of thorn decidedly
opposed to the scheme.
When the committee appointed reports,
we opinc there will boa larger attend-
saw and a runny emphatic expression
from this section, and if present opinion
prevails there will boa decided opposi-
tion.
lo [hanger an Import-taut.
The daily (instruct. was one year old
on Monday. The rapid progrers it has
made and the hold it has taken on the
public appreciation are abundant assur—
ance that it is no longer an experiment,
but a well established fact and fixture.
hm g life to lt.——Uszstto.
~l2c pnr ground.rl"reeh Pork and Saus-
age. 1’. liayes' market.
Poisonadzby a Dentist's Work.
Ellsworth Bennett of New Haven, has
been badly poisoned by the plate of a set
of artificial teeth. The poisoning is said
to have resulted from mercury used in
making the plate. it was msde in New
Haven. but the name of the maker is not
given.
a [tutti Win! a wrancs‘r.
What Is Winfred Ila. Found In Ills Saw.
Dllll. and tho ltcsult.
The Winifred Citizen of Saturday says.
“Karly Friday morning, just at the gray
dawn of day. James Maddrah heard a tre-
mendous thrashing sound in hisiaw-miil.
)fr. blarldrab quickly made his way to
the mill expecting to find some vagrant
animal at work upon the remnants of his
silver dackwings. lie was not prepared
however. to encounter an immense wild-
cat, which to some way had got into the
mill. but had been unable to get at the
ferric. Mr. Moddrab. however, had no
time to think out a piau of action, for in
a second the cat. with a wild cry, sprang
upon him, ripping the clothes from his
shoulder and lacerating his neck, ahauio
In
very powerful man. grasped the
wildcat by the throat with one hand and
clutched the front paws of the brute with
are miner, held the animal out at am s
lengthaud choked it into insensibility.
M fur flung rs violently to the ground
and soon beat the life out of the brute
with a club. )lr. Maddrah now thinks it
was “if! wildcat which killed his chick-
ms and that Sir. ‘i’ sili'a fox wasentirely
inwacmt, and Mr. Maddrah desires to
awkgéze for any in justice which he may
have done the fox."
~l in: perpottrtd, Extra Sugar Cured
Home I’. flares market.
‘ft’zmwzs cafes: floor .10 a month. Also,
(”1.3m scrim door. Apply to
I I... BL “BASIL HG flotilla lain at, 30 Hmk.
l)tf£_f.utfi. to let our Dfl'it‘fl station s more:
“commends. IBM 11.1.31; limit).
(into Dartcn Ct.
Auction.
Qd‘l‘l ”DAT. Dav tab. tab, at 10 o',clock will
I. arm all . Md: «household
t m
mods a .1;
PW day
4027! c If EXDIKHILL. Auctioneer
um and not Por Into. SL500.
SMITH)!!! the El] Kerk Ronda-lurid the city
hull moms in it, III III
Wm? This open! an be «cured by a
TATmfltWES, lair-flush and Insurance
AmJl'aehiagtonc't . dllm
swam ates-via tier":
filmrm with heatandhath room.
anemic-ea , sflflaadfljoperweek.
Mid: amass Imammuorwalk
Paul-ted Io.- ’l'o Let.
\ftfljtiflflflmmmn lain It.. to one
J wtaxoladiw. Addarsabox on.
South Norwalk.
'p—V VM w .-.—» ~ N
form.
”We” “handpicked es.
I‘mmffi 1:42.“; ‘P‘P'
BJJ' llO ,Botonflill.
1'. least.
‘03 oil months a octave: cousin
mimvmn?‘ I:
, a
’6 W ”II. I. '.m mm”.
In lent.
I one as What nine rooms, fruit.
we Suitable for one or two families
Ilsa/van WWW 3 hr
”at! Ila Business For sale.
laminae; mail flat stores. car New
Yoruba dovetail!) tuluhttants.
Everette. (for a practical hatter, with
m] Attestation“.
wt! Trenton,NJ
loo—crouch
momma with or without
I“. macaoxr .
out! Installer-nth
Buck and White
ands-ed
0.000 Stamford.
Fur Tali ill ‘ HIII TIIII
)ltill'lft'l'i' of Bridgeport Savings Bank. -Dr--
I eirshlc llmrlc aadlutrtilby lif‘ flit Osborn.
Am. firm Nrwivrrik, row.
A
PJ‘M‘OB I LAYTON.
nt'ti sleuth Norwsik. Ct.
IIIIII TI IIIII.
NB home. on Woodward avenue to new room.
water in. item reasonable.
Maire of
E. A. Woodward.
oclil 3 Ines.
Potato-Ia Canned Fruit.
tilt celebrated California Persians (fanned
Fruit for talent Charles flaviland's to Main
street invent. -h. Porei and Domestic knot and
Nate. Fniiliuc of con cctioncry.
George II. Underbtll
8 now in town ailing llonackokl 8
iii “diam at asmcall at No.
on bargai
Pita llaraiond at City nisrto If
0 GREAT RBllDllts combined in flair‘a has“?
5 of 'I'ar, Wild Chen‘v‘uaad llorcbonndd holiest
Cough Syrup and Lou as. lathe Ivorian cents
shuttle. it is invaluable for Crow in children.
Boldhy all druggiata. The guanine only has far:-
si-ilsof the signature of Jan. I. flair in red ink on
package. flai'rs Pharmacy. manafactums,
Bri rt. Conn. tom
[louse and Lot For sale.
ANZANT AYE, Bast Norwalk. hot 00x21:
llouaetl rooms. Price 82200. Part of par.
chase roomy can remain on Tmortgls‘gi. Inquire of
It GOLDEN,
Insurance and Real biatc Agents Washington st..
at!) If South Norwalk.
(
ll. "I
Oysters.
losxrlcairiag oysters Wm daily can
T procuretht 1a of lldm Cl?!" ILL.
ofllaynrond 8t.
Notice.
ANKETINI; of the lewvotersof East Norwalk
will heheldin the school boaeII. on Fridny
etening Dm.ttth,18ti8.st I :lloclock. tobear the
report or the committee appointed Friday evening
Dex. oh. and to transact any other business proper
to come before said mot-tin
)ttll’ltftELL, )
0.8.151“. 1., Committee.
o.w ruvtroxo. l
Kastlortvalk. 0Doc. 10, 1888. d.0-’lt
District of Nor-want as: Probate
Court. December mm. A. D. 1888.
[state of Nancy J “cod, late of Xorwalk, In
said district. dorm!
Ordered, that thcsdministratorexhihit hisadniiaiso
tration account to this Court for adjustment. at the
f’robatethfice In Norwaik. on the and do of Dec-
ember. 1w. at 9o'clock forecourt: so that all
persons interested in said estate. may be notified
thereof. the administrator will cause lb. a order to be
published In a newspaper having a circulation In
mid district. and poatacopy thereof on the sign-
poet in said Somalis, nearcettheplacc wherethe
deceased Tut dwelt, at hast ten days before said
‘JJd day of Drcember 1888
d1? It as” WOODWARD, Judge
Notice.
‘V'HBREAS the undersigned, with such other
ptrsons as shall be associated with him. will.
on and after Jan. let tam, make application In the
meaning legislature for a charter for a Street Rail—
way. known as the Norwaik Tramp-motion and
luc'et liaiiwandmpury. auto Iotpvupei their cars
by hum cable, electric or other powers oath:
foilowtng streets. That' Is to say:
Commencing at m It I! the borough of
Korwslk, thence southerly on Newtown ave. tootsie
st.. along State at. to But are. to Greg Point
Road. and thence along said Gregory Point to
Gregory 9 Point, orator: commonly called, Dorioa‘ s
Point. and through private or other "warty, if
necessary, to affect stem;- nus
Also from the intmcctron of East ate and State,
at. westerly along State st. to Wait 2r... through
Watt st to Knight 80., through entire length of
Knight st. to North are, to Cross st, thence
through Cross". to Bcldcu avenue.I and through
fielder: avenue, to Walt at. and lott are.
Also commencing at the intmcction of East are
andhtnlant ave, along \aaZaut ave. to film-
Road, along Shore Road to foot bridge, or carriage
I: Joe: Namath River. thence along the some
ashiagton st. .. th Washington st. ., to
Minot through Prani km tallest st. and
through West st to West are
Aim commencing at the intersection of Washing—
ton and Main all" In city of South Norwaik, thence
southerly through lain at. to Wrison' 2 Point road.
thence alongsatd road to Wilson' I Point. with the
right to acquire and past vat: or other
property to attest a terminus hula“.
Gown Nottwnk, Dec. 12, 13$. d12 It,
DECORATIVE ART.
} ”39$3r".'u‘m'm°'gilf‘i3i"mgn‘ifi nil:
laid for Fancy Work.
Pull instruction in French Decorators in. one
BIBS. W. ll. JARVIS.
act in: 76 South Main St.. South Norwalk.
BIBCUTOIK’S SALE 01’
REAL ESTATE l
RSAthh'c followingdencribedtractao! lull
Egactuwgmm a
For Holiday Trait
C res,aiiaoand.2quart123renta.
OnondagihrandofCondIII-edltccelcat. This
isacknowredpdto robs the lust. All
needsoalytoaddwater.lhoxtpricc12}{c)nkea2
manner orJImallm'cl.
White Onions Bed Onions superior Yellow
Turntps .chet Potatoes, Pinellaidwin Apples.
Bolllld Gherkiasorvcymali Pickled Cucum-
berazsceuts rips-rt
lixcdl’fckm nexlralarge gia- bottles. only
fiesataabottlc. ,
Picklert.0nima,ln¢ locates bottle.
lanai-ins, waned, 12mm. New layer
Bafaiaamcm.“ Cunantsaud Citron. New
“GEM
NUTS.
Am liflfish Walnuts, mckwyuuts, Pilbutr,
Coder? Bartlet ”Pg-rs?” “mg-3‘3
as. I an
Wmm chm
Sweet Yiorlria Orangeacbcap.
A Large not of Fresh Candy.
w éauparticnlarattatinn to some very fresh
Chocolatee Cream Candy. I pounds for 55 cats, 6
pounds 81.00.
mammmmm I» cents
”Kwisittlntwscn‘ there" withthcbcst
Butter”
~02]:me
thanoar neighbors: We are Mueller-fl:
Handler-ringer: sellirtr well. Try
them. theatsacan.
We IIIiIiI III: 01mm: IItII
c Tillie & iInIIIt
New Crop N. 0. Italians.
(claw.
Mtfinc HALL,
Saturday light.
one. III.
I light II Tannin!
I will If lilllliill!
The Laughahic Cyclone
.. Wells, 8100.
A well known production in South m It-
reived in every City in the l: niott bycrowdod tum.
Burned seats at lloyt'a and Gregory' II.
TRINITY CHURCH
FAIR AND SUPPEE
__ ‘1'...
WI‘USIC HALL
Thursday Ev’ng, Dec. 13,1888,
From 5 to 10 o’clock.
Admission. 10 0t-
Whitey and useful articles on sale. dill
[llllll'l'illl] & Sill
11 Main St.,'Norwalk, 617.,
Wholesale and Retail
DRUGGISTS.
WSpccial attention If to myth-which
:3" compounded by a salute of the New York
oilegcof
BASH! BASH!
Trade in TIIII
_“’—
Bert Pillsbury Flour, per bag. .- . .81 fl
Pine Black Tea. .. .......... 5::
(mil ... . . W lb
guidance; """" ”‘3
11qu (I. JavaCoffce ""',Elb
600d . lb
"we lb
"It“.
l!!!
I. turn IIIIIIIII‘
In Washington Street.'_ '
Employment Bureau:
W“ ”Infidiwtwuné. In. m”
we BUSINESS transits Pisa.
cbonldrvgiatutbcirmfltlg ‘
m I
worn IIIiiri'iiu IIIIIIII,
Select School of Shorthaad aid
mmmga ,
low Ythaato-nd'm. ‘
Bra-chain: .
ammo-nu W It
llAVlLAND South 1') m
Itocknlhldfil’m '1
mum
marinate-cameraman
Privatchlcdw'irm to law tort. has no
m.w.wn.unsos.
rust- Mania“: ”I.
ma.) 3
M’thepatalwitkthwlm ’ {Hg
CHEAP GOODS.
We hva-mavuth
man-ruminant. macs-as.
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Norwalk Chronicler