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SOUTH NORWALK. CONN, THURS ‘,DAY DECEMBER 13, I888.
PRICE TWO CENTS.
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I‘IIE EVENING SENTINEL
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BOI’TH NUlIWALK
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95
rum: ALARM 30318.
No tilt N.Il.&ll..t'ltftdcpo keyItAd
amt Emma oalce In III-pot and from II.
No. 4. ll. y unset. rumor of TolleIItrt-ct; key at 8
Dry rumor and all fulcrum.
Nu ll lt-Ilrrltrcf lain andl‘oocord atrecta; he at
D. Donovan‘ I homo and J. C. Wilson‘ I
Ill-T!
No. 1:. Franklin covet school; he It Irhocl home
and «valence of William I . Smith.
No. Ill. (‘oucord atroct. o I III- Ithool; kcy It Ira.
l‘Ihl‘I waldencc, o. to Concord rim-I, and
all factorlea
“to It. Main street corner of Ann Itn-ct '
Wolf‘I micron and all factcrlca.
for IS lllch Itrect corncr of lluyvlcrv arcane: kty
.lL‘chlremIIn I minnow.
uncut. caua.
One make It I: o'clock noon for Standard“
Two rtrokce of the boil (thurl— I) algnlllca tlrcInc is
our
Tim-c IIrckcr of the hell lthue t-l-t’) signillre the
city water is to be turned off.
Ixrrncc-rroaa to I" comma.
Brion like information of a are in your Immo-
dlatc no hborhood unlock the box door: pull the
book all the way dovrn once only, and let the hook
rhut up the box and do not open or touch the
Ella again until the next art- in your neighborhmd
Do not attempt to remove the key from the door.
The Chief ringinwr nil: use that to mutual to lte
prnwlrpmc. SAIL'KL hicGOWAN,
Chief Engineer.
any II
Miniature Almanac for Tortorrow.
Hightidc Low tide Sun rises Sun sets
8. "I' 2. 55 12 4 24
Weather Bulletin.
Rain or snow; northwestcrly winds.
Amount of IlyItera Exported to Europe
for Week Ending December 8th. 1388.
"Italian I-oa'r. munch».
Arizona Liverpool 43
Germanic “ 1.07:3
Umbrla ” all)
State of Nevada (llaagmv fut
Rngla Hamburg I'J
2.115
Applcslfxpcrterl for the Week Ending
Dec. 8. 1888.
Pour. In ABBEL .
Liverpool 290 Ml)
London 131,033
Glasgow filial”
Other Parts 27,.03
553,713
'IIIE LOCAL NEllS.
SImucl Lynes lost a valuable hora ~
doath several days ago.
Work was resumed in the Bentwood
Hat shop yesterday.
by
—-Buy your holiday pro: rats at Plsis-
tcd’ .
The lost. rail of the northern cud cf the
new Horse Ilziiroad was laid this morn-
ing. w.“
The [3.25th store has two of their large
windows dressed entirely with handker-
chiefs. .__.._ _._
-—12c pcr found. Fresh Park and Sans-
ggc, F. H3595" market.
The old established grocery busiurss
of John Hutchings was sold yt'sH-rliay
to Chas. H. Ferris.
Mrs. Robert McQuhae has been quite ill
with neuralgia for the past two works.
Her many friends wish for her speedy
recovery.
A rehearsal of the male chorus which
is to sing at the Old Well concert, will
be held this evening at the room of the
Old Well Hook and Ladder Co.
—-Headquarters for fur.-, muffs and
boas, at M. S. Smith’s.
Mark Stevens of the borough had about
$20.00 worth of stone cutter’a tools stolen
from him Sunday night. He was lucky
enough to find them in East Bridgeport
yesterday at a yard where a tramp stone
cutter had sold them.
The proprietors of the Globe museum
of New York desire the addrc~s of the
old Leather Man for the purpcsccf offer-
ing him a liberal salary if he will go on
exhibition.
--Boy‘I pea Jackets, age 9 to 18, at
Comatock Bros.” a
A few days since the steam tugs J of;
H. Hogan and the Rambler had a ace
from New Haven to Norwalk to secure
the towing of a schooner. Of! this port
the Rambler broke her crass bead and
had to abandon the racer-Bridgeport
News. 7 M
Charles Andrews has come home after
a two years visit in the South.' He left
here two years ago Christmas. no one
knowing his whereabouts. 116 was in
Jacksonville during the yellow fever
plague, but suffered nothing from the
cfiects of it.
——A grand assortment of gent's neck-
wear, at M. S. Smith's.
The stoue work on the Congregational
church' In now completed with tho excep-
tion of the gables. The trusses are being
placed in position and when that work
is completed acme idea can be had of
how the church is going to lock. The‘
contractor, Hr. Kellen, died last week in
Brooklyn. Major Crown will have charge
of the work and complete the edifice.
I—Silk and vvorrted wristlets at Com-
atock Bros.
The ladies of Trinity church will hold
their fair and copper at Music Hall to-
night. They have made arrangements
for a pleaaaat‘timc and the only thing
new neceaaary is that there be I large 8"
tendancc. A fine supper will be served
and there will be an elegant assortment
of fancy articles. If you wiIh to spend
a few hours profitably do not fall to he
meant. .
—Frceh Saratcga ChipI, just the thing
forthellolldayl. at W. Egym'l,
fl thlngton 8t.
Homer \‘Io Kurcn bu accured II posi-
tion III the Child Stain 'Nnvy.
l‘. ll. Coolidg; was appointed lflltllt't‘
of thr- Gunning cntutc yentcrday.
—-Cantcn flannel night shim at (“un-
' stock Bron.
Mina Emma Scclcy vI-ill cntertain II
party of friends at her homo this even-
log.
The Young Ladiea‘ Social club will
moot with Miss lvn Jonningo thin even-
ing.
*Ilr‘lliduy goods at M. S. Smith's.
Dr. M. I}. Portico has! rcccvcrml lllll
IIwIlIlI sufficient to afford to ofllcc prac-
lico.
--Mc Der pound, Extra Sugar Cured
llama. F. Hnyfnrnnrkct.
A upccial meeting of the (lcrmunia
Smnucrbund will be held to-mcrrow
evening.
—Patcnt wire buckle nuspcnrlcra war
ranted for two years at Comstcck Bros.
IIIII Julia Quilt... aflfl Fred Kmalcr,
of New York, are to be marricd at tho
latter place on Sunday.
~Tho largest unsortmcnt of ladlcs' and
gent’a linen and silk handkerclzioffi. at
hi. S. Smith'r.
Norwalk harbor .gmjgr'" $6.000 bv
tho appropriation bill that was pruscntcd
to Congrcsa. yesterday.
~60c for a 5 lb. pull of pure lord.
llnycs market.
F.
A. S. Frrris Is laying in an clczant
stockof fine silver Ivar-c, jctvn ry, dia-
monds. rtc., for his holiday trade.
Thomas Wilson and thn Cla:k have
gone to western New York State gun-
ning. They will be goncabout a month.
—A bctlar full dross opcn brick and
front shirt for $1.00 at Comrtor-k Bros.
than is rrtailed in any cthor at ire for
SHIT)
Thi= morning Frank Day and llmrga
Kieth made a bet of $10. Day but that
on ship would go to Hayti and Kieth but
there would. Await developments.
—All linen collars, latest styles, 7c.
each, or 3 for 20c. as good as any ill: col-
hm; sold. Comatock Bros.
A special meeting will bc held in the-
East Norwalk school house to-morrovv
evening. The convolidation question will
be thc prominent featurc of tho gather-
inz.
, ——Jcs. Leipinl; paid in full thr.I sum of
$133.50 to the family of Richard Prince,
{0- day, tho amount for which he was in-
Ircd in the Metropolitan Life Ins. Co.
Richard [33er cut two of his fingers
all his left hand yesterday. He was bold-
inga picce of wood on a block for his
brother to saw in two, whcn the raw
slipped.
The last of the scrim of the Pioneer
sociablcs will be held III-night. The
aociables have not been a success, finan
cially. and it has been thought wise to
discontinue them.
—Sca| skin [21,}; and fur gloves at
Comstccl: Bros._ ,
The party given by Elisa Annie J. C.
Silcox last evening was a grand success.
Everything vvcnt of! nicely and the dia-
logue, “Miss Samianthas‘ s Revenge" was
very well given to an audience who ap-
preciated it.
~Cometock Brov. 50c laundried shirt
equal to any 50c unlaundried shirt sold.
The Christmas number of Comatock
Brothers Monthly is a beautiful one. and
brim full of the choicest humor. What
it says about the firm it represents in
truthful and of interest to all looking for
tho best bargains in cloths and gents
furnishings.
—The perfect fitting Cromwell shirt
beats them all; laundricd or unlaundried.
Comstock Bros.
“Dick” FItzgcrald, one of Danburys
toughs,came to this cin yesterday morn'
ing looking for work. After he had
been here about an hour he gave up his
mission and started in to get full. In
about auhour he had become so, and
started out to whip some one, he didn’t
care who it was. When he was going
on the carriage bridge. on this side. he
met John Rogers. “Dick" insulted
Rogers who immediately punched him
in the face, knocking him down. Some
one took “Dick” over in the lumber
yard, where he slept. his drunk off. He
left for Danbury this morning.
-—Remember our stock of Gent’s Col-
lars and Cuffs, warranted every thread
Linen. not cotton, perfect fitting. Col-
lars ll each,cuffa 13 per painhf. S. Smith.
Temperance Tea Party.
Concord Division Sons of Temperance
gave II “crazy” tea party last evening.
The entertainment, which consisted of
dialogues and recitaticna, was excellent.
After the entertainment nuppcrmvaa
served as follbwe: Coflee was served
from kerosene oil cans, cold meats from
card rcceivera.wgar from quart Incar-
urcs, cake from gridlrona and fruit from
spiders. Nothwitbatanding the crazy
manner in which copper wan served
everybody had a good appetite and went
, away well plea-ed.
--Thc finest assortment of Int: um-
brallaa for the holiday ecann. nt ll. 8.
finith’a.
Wiunlpani Post llllce lulled.
NI‘II'HHIT .230 IN CASH AND STAMPS
TAKEN LAST NIGHT.
Juceph Randlo‘rl atom In Wlnmpauk
was llll‘ menu of a burglary last night or
early this morning. and the thieves 9c»
cured n large number of stamps, money
and private papers. About thrco o’clock
this morning Fletcher I’Ictco, who lives
on tho oppooito Illtlt.‘ of tho strI-ctnud a
little ways below the ntorc, was awaken-
ml by a dog littfltltlgllrft‘vly, uII-l liétoncd
to are whoa» It “it“. He found it to be
Bt‘llj uuin Taylor's, who llm next door
to the pact (lfllCt‘, and nftvr listening a
short whllo he heard a loud explosion.
and he immediately dressed himself and
ran to the post office. Ho found the
front door open and no one in tho store.
He then went to Mr. Rnndlc'II house and
notified him, and they went back to the
store and found that three holes had been
driIlI-d In the top of the safe and the
door blown over under the counter and
the contents of the safe gone.
As near as Mr. lhndlc could estimate
this morning he has lost $80 In postage
Itamp6,$70 in cash of government money
and about $50 of his own. The thieves
effected an entrance by breaking open
contractor Hutchingson's tool box and
taking out a pick with which the forced
the front door. The force of the explo-
sion mu<t have been protty heavy as it
upset firings in the store and ahattcrcd
the glass in the front windows. Beside-a
the money and stamps which were taken
I’dr. ltandlc lost all of his private papers,
deeds and several bank books which
were in a drawer winch was taken. On
the floor of the store was found in differ-
cut placca this morning a drill, a chisel
and a hit which the burglars had left he-
hind them. This makes the fifth time
that Mr. Brazil.) has boon robbed
——Owing to the great rush for our .5:
coll ars and 9., cuffs w..- IIad to duplicate
our first order 3 days am: receiving
lllt'ul. Comstmk Brod.
Stolen Goods Awaiting an Owner.
Chit-f Lockwood made another trip
over to the house on the Westport road
yesterday where the thief lived vvhc‘Iuc'
occur-d in cluding arrest on Monday.
Thc Chief madcn thorough search of the
house, which had no furniture in, I It: a
quantity of other goudi which hall on-
doubtedly been stolen. Th e t. 'hiv f took
charge of them and brought them
over to tho pJIIce room, when.-
thcy rIvvait identification. The
goods consists of thrrc pairs of
heavy all wool blankrtt. Two pair of
thorn are nicely bound with silk. while
the other pair has no binding on. Um-
pair of the blankets have bad tut.- mark
on them picked out, which shows plainly
the letters (-Ictagonl S. B. ti. and two
Some shim and unlrrclothrs. beside-II a
miscellaneous annulment of kitchcn
utensils and one glass plate with a sheaf
of wheat in the centre of it and the
words on the rim, "Give us this day our
daily bread,’ comprises the collection.
Nearly enough for a small family to fit
up their kitchen.
—-Headquartcra for confectionery for
the Holidays. A large assortment to
choose from. at W. Howard Seymour'a,
09. Washington St.
Glover’a Band Concert and Ball.
Although early In tho consort for a hall
Band last night at lfuaic Hall was a big
succrss
joyt'hl The attcmlancc was large and
the company danced to tho excellent
lute. Following were the committees of
the successful affaIr: Floor manager, 8
Randall; aids, C. F. Crofut, J. Gotham,
W. F. DeKlyn, C. H. Ramon; rcception
committee, (honorary members) D. l’.
Ely, E. A. Woodward. Dr. C. G. Bohan-
mm, C. E. Dow, J. C. Crowc, W. H.
Wool, R. McQubm, Hiram Brown, Rus-
ssl Frost.
—(lold headed canes at Comatoclr Bros.
The Opera Hansel. radar novr lanbgemrmt.
Quintard 65 Son have taken the man.
agernent of the Opera Home from Coal-
idgc‘ & Lockwood and will take full
charge of it for the balance of the scan-
on. The people of the borough may now
look for some first class amusements
during the winter. Quintard & Sou are
enterprising, and if the Opera House can
be made to pay, which It can. they are
the ones to do it.
' Connecticut rattan?"
The follo‘wing werc issued Dsc. 19,
1838. List furnished from office of A.
M. Wooster Solicitor of Patents, Bridge-
port,Conn.: .
‘thliam Calam, Bridgeport, oyster
dredge: Joseph Hotchklss, Bridgeport.
fire escape; J. Keifer, Bridgeport, type-
writer cabinet; Jesse Studs, Bridgeport,
automatic fan for can; J. H.Woolcrton,
New Haven, reversible latch: 0. Mc-
Carthy, Maiden, coffin screw; 0. H.
Graham, Farmington. blank feedvr and
gripping die for bolt—turning machine;
T. Donahue, Bradford, kcy.
Accldalt on the Dal-bury Railroad
Last night between 12 and 1 o',clock
as the New England freight was coming
down the Branchville hill on the Dan-
bury and Norvnlk Railroad, ”the train
broke apart and the tour section ran into
the forward one and demolished two
can and badly damaged the tender and
the angler-q No one was injured.
INTHTA [XII INTI.
’WII Us: If 0c."
The laughable comedy "We, W It
Co." will be preacuted of. “train llnll,
Saturday evening. The play la not new
Inn South Norwalk audience and it in
appreciated so highly that the attend-
ance will doubtlou be very large. Satur-
day night will be the occasion of laugh-
ter and tucrrimcnt at Music Hall.
A I'II.\(.“I'ICAI JUKIZ.
w a,” __“ 1
How Ill-a Whitaon Iran startled krom
lllI slumber-a by tho Cry of PM
WILIKDN P0!!! LOOIIIlfll £1”.
The Now York and New England [tall-
rcad lntcmted.
The! annual meeting of the New York
and Now England Railroad Gimpany
was held in Boston Saturday. The pree-
ldent stated that notvntlutanding the
many disturbancca during the year the
road was in a better condition in every
way. Now terminal facilitlea at a good
location on the Eat {River had been Ie-
.curcd. and half an hour in time would
, thereby be saved on the boats of the Nor-
wich Line, and going around the flattery
Mun will Itay out late nights and no
long III thoy do so they wont get will i
clout slt‘r‘p to but them during the fol-
lowing day. Silaa Whitaon has no girl
to keep him out after a respectable hour,
but ho taken considerable intercat in But-
ler Lodge and consequently it acmetiaree
kept up quite late. Tuesday evening
was one of those timea vrhI-n he lost
much Ilccu by not retiring carly. York
terday he had common to accompany a
friend home, and aftcr sitting in a warm
mourn abort time he fell fast aalccp.
His friend saw an opportunity of having
some sport, so, securing a clothca line
tied him fact to the chair. His friend
then wont into an adjoining room and
with a voice full of alarm, shouted “tire."
The ludicrous situation can readily be
imagined. Mr. Whitson gave a wild
spring and landed on the flior twelve
fcct away with the chair on top of him.
He turned all acre of colour, but said it
served him right for goibgto sleep. He
now rctirm at sundown.
I
—A large assortment of Gent'I Full
Dress Shirts in pique, colored, plain and
embroidered; open front, for $1.5; sold
chit-Where for $1." 05,3I. M. S. Smith's.
u’IIa-r- mm. cutoff—”alt vs. 5
i
That St. Paul'achurch will be hand-1
a "only decorated this Christina.
That Cashier Batu, of the Fairficld.
county Bank, spent Sunday with his
furnily' In “'aterbury.
That .‘Ilirs Cholwcll, Mrs. George (bot-1
mil and Mrs. Dinnia, of High street
l
. have been visiting in N M York for the
; fiat “'(‘l' ~k.
That the q: .Ir-Iltica asked by l vory one
Is, Are you doing any fancy work for
l hristrnaa. '
That Dr Dexter Hitchcock sprainedl
his ankle last week, and has to walk with?
a cane while attending his patients.
That Micaela Smith and S.-lleck intend
to give a school entertainment at the;
close of the present term.
That George Cbolvvcll has returned.
from Toronto, Canada, where he has;‘
bccn spending a week or In.
That Thomas .‘vlorivm is shooting in
tho northern part of the statc.
That Norm-ail; is trnIFually dull ticia' -‘
Iy just at {Irv-vhf.
That auroral of the borough mung
I
will] IrIorI- or i. Ira Inter».
of winning. on Christmaa cvc.
-—'i'hc him-to m or thclcngcst, with
linen fact and cashmere and cotton tr. [7.4,
at L‘omstock Bros.
5C H001. SESSION.
, Becca...
tension at our schools.
1113ch '
hour’.
dinner now, and would have to do the;
same if, as proposed, they have one and
ahalf hour at noon, and then in the win-
ter go home after dark. It does seem to
me as if this was going a little too far.i
Here in our little city we are not quite
as large as Now Haven, as has been '
quoted by some in rrgtrd to the same'
question.
I hope that the hours of session will
not be changed, not only for acholars
cake but. for teachers also, no I :ltnovv
some would liketo get home on copy"
possible. ‘ C. F. “AMI
-The change is made by the Board of
School Visitors, who have the authority.
The reason for it we have not been in.
formed of. We find that there are oth-
ers besidea Mr. Bullock who think it is a
mistake and will not. be satisfactory
here. One fact should be borne in mind
about our schools. The greater portion
of the scholars are childrcn of poor par-
ents. By this we mean people who have
to labor hard fora livelihood. Many of
them need the asaiatancc of their child-
ren for the support of the household,
and it is necessary that they earn some-
to the North River would be avoided. It
was propoacd to make a new freight lino
éfrotn Wilron' I Point, on the Sound, to
New York, and to do this it was deemed
beet to form the New England Terminal
Company. with a canon] stock of $200,-
000. of which the New York and New
England road would take half and the
Danbury and Norwalk and Hounlonlc
roads the other hall. For the improve.
Inertia proposed, first mortgage bonda of
too Terminal Company would be learned
to the amount of $950,000, principal and
interest to be guaranteed by tho roads
named. There terminal facilrtiea would
result In increased freight bottom, and
the earnings of the Terminal Company
would be sufficient to justify the extra
outlay.
after receiving vcporta, the election of
directors for the ensuing year took place.
and resulted in the rc-electiou of last
year's board with three exceptions, the
new names substituted being, it in cup—
poacd, in the interest of tho proposed
New road from Hartford to New York.
PBBSOSSII IBXTTON.
l’laucinc Plait is Spending a few days
T in New York city.
Judge W. S. Knapp is going away to
marrow fora week I visit. It will be
Judge Toilet at the police court during
his absence.
lira. Jams F. Crow of Prainvilie, Ct ,
isviaiting with Mr. and lira. Clarence P.
Carson In the borough.
The Misses Ella and Flora Temple of
gflridgeport are visiting in this city.
Miss Minnie Warren has returned from
a visit in New Haven.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Dorsey have
gone to New lurk for the winter.
W. H. Giuskev, of New York, was in
town yesterday.
William Kasiri y has gone to Boston
for a week.
Miss. Jonah; Hu’wrs of New ”oven is
l visiting friends in town.
«Carolina on». holidayllrnc of ladies
o_r gents‘ gold and silver handful Irmbrcl-'
I.“ la} the finut evt- r shown.
A HORSE PIT 1'0 BED 1'0 Ill: SIIOD.
Tho Only "no of Illa Klan] Who l'sea I
Mattreu and Pillows
The Norwich Bulletin says: ”Therein
small luttcrs that cannot be dcciphcrcd. gentlemen 3'9 trying ‘0 grow “I" ”1‘37 ‘1‘ :I home In thctotvn of Spraguo belonging
‘to All: It Williams that has to be put to
That therr- Ii t J he an unusual number had to bcshod As blacksmitbs do not Chgmbeflgiu and Senator Peter Corbin
have hub in their shape for thc accom-
modation of such eccentric animals. lllr.
l'I'IlliamI has to carry a mattrc<a and
pillows to the shop where his horsc'is
shod. The horse does not like to go to
bed, and It takcs good management to
Jam“ "m ,.,;;,',,;,,,, an.” a, ‘00,, throw him down on toamattreset, and has definitely decided “mt he will Wi'
get him intoamocd and a position to
I’difor of SESTISEL: -In reading y or ha" “)6 “‘0“ PM 0" his 1'00”. {9" Mayor Pack, N. D. Sperry, GeneralE. S.
papcra fcvv days since, I eat an article "laclflmilhi “‘0 :0 undertake lhi' .lOb- Greeley, General 6.1!. Ford, Hugh
in regard to toe changing the hours of A 30!“ ich mm has done “"31?" "P93! Bailey. Judge J. P. Studley, A. H. Kel-
Can you tell In; W W. and aim)“ always “18 horse 5’ lam, Alderman Bushnell. Prcfmsor W. m m2;
who Is responsible for the proposed driven to this city to have new 511009 Pill E. Chandler. General 8. B. Kerwin, W.
the one. given by Glover's American change, and why it is [Imposed to be “W" him-
II it made In the lnlr.’ rest of all and held on “W mattress by “WWW” Maj‘ll' H. H. Strong and Fred A. Belts.
Tho band gave a crucert prcv- or only I: [Luv who hardly have time to ”1" body. and his O'flef "Ills“ 0|! ll“-
”115")th dance, which W” much (n- go to their hcmvs arid return in one "-3 “"3 “Uinihm‘l bolstered “P "I I their intentiouto go areH. R.Parrott,
I know there are some who are comfortable 9091mm with “‘0 pillows Judge A. B. Beers, Henry C. [ammono
in favor of this changc, while there are While the W013 I! 59mg done- The“! ‘5 and Captain Edward Harsh. Evaenatcr
music of tho full orclIr-atra until quite agrcat many who are not. There are a not, probably anothcrborae In New Eng- E J, Hill andC w, Bell will go from
great many children who bring their land thaI rcqum': I mattrcca and pillovla Norwalk, and Stamford will probably be
The horse is thrown dovru
to be shod upon."
Popping Thailuefllon to a Schoolma'rn.
[From the Barton Courier,l
"Yea," raid the young man as he thrcvr
‘ himself at the feet of the pretty teacher,
“I love you and would go to tho world's
end for you."
"You could not go to the and of thc
world for me. James. The world, or the
earth, as it is called, is round like a ball,
slightly flattened at the poles. One of
the first lessons in the elementary geo-
graphy is devoted to the shape of the
globe. You must have studied it when
a boy.”
"Of course I did, but—"
“And it ie no longer a theory.
cumnavigatora have established
fact. ”
“I know, but. what I meant was that I
would do anything to please you. Ah 2
Minerva, if you new the aching void—”
“There iI no such thing as a void,
James. Nature abhora a vacuum; but ad-
mitting that there could be such athmg,
how could the void you speak of be a
word if there was an ache in it?’
Cir-
the
lonely without you, that you are my
thing after echool hours. We know a
great many people are opposed to child-
ren doing manual labor of any kind, but
jured m-ntally or physically by reason-
haI not studied more than the preacribed
achool hours or acquired habits of in-
dua‘try in early youth.
We promote, however, if it beccmaa
mutton“.
/
t a
we do not know of a child being in. [
apparent that the change/propel! lI notl
IItlIfhctory the animal visitors will not pm... 1-!
able Emily and labor, 01' 0‘ I 50501“. of gravitation are successfully overcome
or a person in successful business, who then will still rcmaiu.aayaalateacicnti-
daily thoughts and my nightly dream. 88.50 9,, mm m" m“ 3 “an «n—
I would go anywhere to be with you. than DarleuCt. ‘
lf you were in Australia, or at the north Auction,
We 1 “0“” “Y ‘° Y°“~ 1“" SATURDAY. Dec. Ina. Iran, at In oclock, will
“Fly! It will be another century he. mm Illa?” w hoaaehold dqm- any
’ fore men can fly. Even when the law. may“; ”M'WIWM , a” '
011.01“) Anetlnuea'. .
Ham hd [In For Dale, ",5...
tic authority, the difllcuity of maintain- mama n. u, 3..., mm tlmdty am he put on with on. ”qua
[31.3 Infra. thank-timinlaaadl-In
in,“ o'- Wurlit- This mum bra CHEAP GOODS.
"Well. It all evonu." exclaimed the can of more! W m hm m my fancy
:,yonth I’ve got I fair halanccin the bank'r 3 ‘ 90 I'll. Hf: I'll m a, 138
‘ .. m M New Crop N. 0. Mo scs.
and I want you for my wifat There! T. w .
“Well, Jamel, Ilnecyou putlt in “IS :u-mmmmouum. m mpg-“um man“.
I'm flu” ' I
latthIcartata fall. Inn“ muahmmm DANIEL LBOMHEDIEU ‘
"I mean toaay that my life will be I
SOUTH JVOR":‘ILK
OFFICE.
Mr. llyluglou's reference, in hiIIWuch-
iugtou letter to The Gazette, to the post-
office in this city, has caused quite a Itlr
among the politicians. and created cou-
Iiderable interest in tho matter on the
part of the general public. Mr. J. 8.
Dunniug’a term of appointment expired
on Tuesday, In that ho has held tho poul-
tion nearly four years under a demo-
cratlc adminiatration. There are those
who believe he will not be Iucceedcd
during Cleveland's administration, be-
cause, they claim. tho Senate will not
confirm tho appointment of his conceal-
or, hut‘mll "hang it up” until the next
reunion of Congrcu, when Mr. llarrieon
will either rI-appoiut him or appoint
acme Republican to succeed him.
Democrats, however, Iroqultc aI cou-
fidcnt that a few days will end Mr. Don-
nig‘I services as postmaster, for the pre-
ecnt at least, and Mr. Snyder'a frienda
believe that he has the strongest pull
with the appointing power, and will Ic-
curc not only the appointment by tho
President, but confirmation by the Sea-
ate. Mr. Wilcox has many friends
among influential Democrats, too, and
they are confident that the pledges oe-
cured from llr. Barnum to his support
will secure for him the prize.
Thir is a Democratic squabble, and, of
courec, Republicans enjoy it. If, as
many of them predict, the Senate fails
t0'confirm the appointment of either of
the contestants, there is lIkely to be just
as liv'cly a squabble for the same office
among Republicans after the change of
administration, and then the Democrats
can stand by and enjoy the fun.
It is quite generally believed that
should either Hr. Wilcox or Snyder re-
ceive the appointment, it will be but for
a short time.
THE I ’08??-
—-\\'ith regard to the celebrated Dent's
Kid Gloves, we have becn‘advertieing,
we still sell at the old figures, 81.75,
being the best in tovrn, not excepting
those cold elsewhere for 32.50.5LS. Smith.
. Amt—o.-.
ll ABRISON'S 1 SA UGUBATIO‘J.
Connectlent Cltllena Who 3"!“ Probably
Go to Washington in March.
Although arrangements have not been
perfected, it. is probable that Connecticut
will send alargo delegation to witness
the inauguration of General Harrison.
Among those who are expected to go
from Hartford areGovcrnor Bulkeley,
General W. ll. Bulkeley, John R. Buck,
John R. Hills, Patrick McGovern, H. C.
Robinson, 0. R. Fyler,JohnW. Brooks,
Charles J. Cole. George P. ”clean, Con-
gressman-elect W. B. Simonds and oth.
on:
from New Britain, catrmayor J. A.
Pickett, G. If. Landers, Judga V. B.
will probably go. Meriden‘ II representa-
lives are likely to include H. Wales
Lines, J. P. Platt, John Cole, Horace
Wilcox and W. F. Graham.
\‘gvv Haven will be represented by
some of her leading citizzns, but no one
lively go. Those most likely to go are
J. Atvrater, F. H. Hart, David H. Clark,
Bridgeportcns who have announced
represented by Attornew Samuel Femo-
den among ct re.
It is pcaaiblcm ad hyaoma it is thought
probable, thatth general assembly will
appropriate money sufficient toaend a
delegation from the house of representa-
tives and senate, together with the prin-
cipal crate otlioera and one or mom regi-
ments of the C. N. G. to take part in the
parade. A member elect of the next
house bf reprcaentativca laid the other
day that he thought that Connecticut
ought to send a delegation and that the
general assembly ought to appropriate
the money for expenses.
Another member elect aaid he thought
that no appropriation abould be made
from the state treasury to celebrate a
political victory, as be expressed it.
—Cchtcck Bros. Itock of ladies' and
gents' Iilk handkerchief: and mother: is
the largest and prices the lowest of any
in town.
'l‘o bet. '
n'lrcoma callrat floor no I month. Mao,
froIIIJIrIJ Irelandremndlnor. Applyto
J. LBUW‘IIIMmMK-IBOIN Nornlk.
To Let.
wwuotolctnmrmsnums moms
HousesandLots.
D
E. A. Woodward.
ocla 3 mos.
Flll' lllll [Ill Illlll Tllllil
[murmur of Bridgeport Savingv Bank. «De-
rmhlnlloure andlu,&)hy Ill. on UIbcrnc
A?!" Ila-st. Nonnlk. (turn.
A
playbook Lawns
South Norwalk 6..
E-llltalllJ-l Ilium for Ilnglc tannin r to lcl or
for role. and the building Ilth for rate; vary
Inquire
til? lm
l’urnlalrcd [loo- 'l‘o Bet.
YI‘KNIIIIBD room on South llaln rt. ., to one
or twolullce. Addrrvaho
till I! Norwalk.
For Sale.
NEW much Jm- y row and bull plcud apples.
Addrvul’. o. warm.“ to
nor I? no .lMon um.
To Rent.
F08 I-ix month» a cottage containing” I room!
watuin how. marinate: walk from city, at
In pero In'onth. Addre- P. U. BOXN.
Illa. J 1'. BUTT. Rotor:
Retail flat BuIIneII For Sale.
OVlofthcllunrt rctall flat Storm near ‘chr
York, lll I city of over moon inhabitanta.
Excellent 0
smallmpi
um I!
In.”
unity for a practical hutcr, with
Addrctaf’ 0. Bot
M,
Trenton. N. J
Boo-I Tom Lot.
FL'RXISHED R00!!! to let with
Adam IP. 0. BOX!
0: 6 If South ‘forwalk.
To Let.
Tim Storeand Moment in the LIhrIry Building.
'l‘oa .tiafacwry talentthat will t..kc chug:
of the Library the rtore will hercutcd on very m
Ionableteruu. Inquire
or without
(W
TRINITY CHURCH
FAIR IND SUPPER
_. ‘1!”
DIUSIC HALL,
Thursday Ev’ng, Dec. 18,1888.
From 5 to lo o'clock.
Admlaafon. 10 0t.
errrm and awful uncla- on arts. It“
1IVIITSIC) I-IALL,
laturday light.
mm. It.
I Nltll llI Illlllll!
l Niall Ill llllllllll!
The Laughnblc Cyclone
WI. US, &llo.
Aweilkuovm production inflouth Milk. fi-
coin-d in every city in the Union Glynn-dad“
not If rrku 8 GOLDKS.Agen:1. 3.1m “ Iloyt and
Poflflllll
18 oil. purel md crayon. Black and White
Pamela Art work of all description.
on outta. Stamford.
THOMAS Wm. Nona! k.
a” tf
nuns. 11 Main St., Norwalk, Ct”
CHOICE“ lining: grapes 10:. ”28 lb., 3 lbs. for 256. K
m NI.“ fWateretrcetmlloro borndgh. 5c
3 "3?le ° cannon COSTELLO. Wholesale and Retail
Mrs. L A. Davidson.
Chrlatian Science or Mental Healing. D RUGGI S T s
PRICES for Twirling or Healing low. Cumulu-
dtIoIIIfrIrc (.251 flotilfi’l’hdurrdaygcfcafgdgek.
All ism! at meat It In gr,
«I: o by trauma: 0103mm ulnar rm arsncml attention Inn! to motion.“ at
lltll must ll given. lntcm . Opium and m- commanded»! graduate of the New Y
Tobacco habit treated mmldhy. ca tm Collar of Pharmacy-
Pctaluma Canned l‘rtrlt.
THE celclnlted California Petalnma Canned
Fruit for sale at Charlea Baviland' I 1‘5 lain
Itrcet borough. andnomatic Fruit and
You. Pull Iineof
Crabbe-rice, all sound}
George 3‘ flu-fic'hnl Or: bran-tom Coltdmcdllneem M
ISnovrlntovm ceiling Hmaehold momma for inacl unv- d ,0 be thelucat.
what” l“““‘““‘“ u. “me-”hm ‘ so: needs only tosuldwategl box (price Intel“: ,
lawman 0‘” mo“ walltomniom. Illa 'oIIIou ulc- fl
Trumps. Sweet Moor, Pine .
Home and Lot For Sale. begun“.s “3‘3“?“th Pie m
raszav'r an; East Norwalk. hot 50:21: . .. M
non-etlmomr. Price auto. Part (H mm Sfiflarfltle: man-large 3|“. W “I,
chase money can remain on mortgage. lino oire of
Tat Luff k. GOLDEN,
furnaces and Real Home Again Wubingtuu et.,
nadir South Norwalk.
orders.
BOSE desiring oyrtera opened frcrh daily can
procure them of B. J. “.75th
0:9 If Foot of lhmnond St.
FRENCH
DECORATIVE ART.
HEADQUARTERS for Outfit» and Designs, Ma-
terialaofallkinda. Ilkllolting and Cellu-
loid for Fancy Work.
Pull instruction in French Decoration in one
HRS. W. ll. JARVIS.
bill [at 76 South Maln St, South Harv-1k.
EX BCU'I'OB’S SALE 0!"
REAL ESTATE l
R SALI. the following decribcd tract- of land
totheeetate of [touch B. Keefer.
with dwelling, on the west
eidcoftbc Illia y; one tract It
D‘yI Nee xon Lexington Ivmue, with dwelling
homeme ildluglct on First avenue,
mfltyfeetfmtndoneh hundredazdfiftv
feet deep: onelotvrith dwelling on Third avenue,
fifty feet by one hundred-ad fifty;one at one
hundred feet fruutIndreIrand three h feet
cert'f’hird and Fourth avenue. Enquire
.RWSoth Nonalk or R. B. Keeler,
Bidgefleld. Execntnra. mm.
Bale Hay,
and Straw,
Peal lass Stalin Bellini;
COAL and WOOD,
Grain, Flour, Feed,
BUILDER’S MATERIALS,
Pickled (him. fine. 15 centv a bottle.
New Raining, rod mad, 12 cents. KC.
Raisin: metals. New Currants and cram.
Pigs. Dates. Prunellrt.
NUTS.
Brazil: WWIIIIIII. Hickoryanta, film
Almonds, Allc
Some of the Petalutua teal.) (hurrah-alto.
Plums Cherries, Bartlett Parsons! Antioch ‘
low prim: for MCI! goods. ,
Street Florida Oranges cheap.
a Large Lot or Freda may
We call particular attention manure
Phxotug‘Cm Candy, 3 panda/for 55 mean. i
pawl!
Home Boccyfleentape
“$338M BewOrienm 0mm fl aar-
I”flowieittlratvrccarr"got there" with” u
Delaware (.‘oltnty Bum cveryvrinterat lupin-
tmoonr neighbors I We are dot-snaffle”
Im'thgmfrIanIcurated flaringarc cellar well. 1*
them. 15min.”
WI lllllll your Christmas trill:
lllhllt I ltmslntt
Employment Bureau.
(Yor both up). In;
Icons—mm“
T0 BUSINESS Houm "In
All ontof employment, thdr elm
better position- should
Lama, Mad, 0...?
Merrilllhollfillit luluf
Sclcct School of Shorthde
all
51 Atlantic 88% W’ W
Ammonium: min-our“ m
tcpccltiona.
naturals-by“! n m
A. E. mum at. 003 * f
Bankers and
New York. m ”WM' 7
HAVILAND 3m. (to- 5‘ '
maul-all"
Stock-I Bondsman. ~
Wmudfmm¢¢*~‘ ’
Privateluuhrlrer to run Turk, ”fl,
Norwalk Chronicler