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GOUTII NORWALK. CONN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 21%, 1888.
Allxnndtt Wheeler lino tmnrvcred
fr m an :Itnielr of rheumatism.
nu; hll..\l\n 3m: bll
tit ltAlLItnA I) I't..‘\t Id.
nIlt‘Tll \‘tilm'tllt
it; A IN m'l‘lt l-ln’l‘.
nonwnut
\ bill?!" nudiemo greeted "In llia
:33 l‘ow'Wr nt Music flail but r.Iight
Herbert Willem turd family have moved
' into his new horn-re into the twruugh.
VI“? 3‘! All” ml‘fifl.
In 3 N \ N I! I if It It newt: key It All
aut- hill-Will «flit I: to Mint and hull-lo
Mo 0 Day «rut. mm” of Twila “we“ try at If
they mm and all tnrtorm
In 9 I arm of la: n and l «word amen: lrry at
ti, unwrap a boon- and J. t‘. wIiaoix‘u a:
-— t'so l'lninted'n t'ough ltenn-dy.
Meetings in the first Norwulk M. lt‘.
church wdl be held as usual thin week.
I .
No, It. Wulhliu lime. rthml; he at reboot bathe
nod “hardener of \l til amt Smith
Mo. ts. (curried «wet 0 3mm Mltllfil: hernia"
Paul ul'e matron». No to Concord vtmt and
An electric light in to be put up at the
writer of Main and Elizibeth etreeta.
Miner lmttie Paddock and Edward flan-
ford are to be married in But Norwallt
aufnrtoriea
lo ll. Mam urn: “lift?! of Ann etrI-et.
Willa moon and a2 IIMIMH! k
No.13 lligh “talcum”! hum-Iv “rum; Iy h - .,
.a .Libchvmaunrmdtm. “5 ””“nb‘
”new ~lfoliday gooda at If. B. Smith’s.
our «mite at it o'crnrtr poor: for Woodard Tune.
W
“L 'f “l” 't'“ “*“l'l‘ “rim” “‘ Superintendent lloyt of the horse
Mntmktfiofmehellall?”l : ll fiy'llifi‘tillll' rnllrornl company celebrated (‘lrriettnus
city We: in to interned o . by ("ilt‘lttr'ting a trip yesterday.
" innovation rot.“ no: van:
[7” pmlfltc intimation I t n m o.) I r ironic
Mnezghbr Irhoud uhhvk tho in; no": pun the
hookah the any than «one IIII‘ 3', and m the torch
Nobel nprhe hot and fl Inm open or touch the
an... In aunt the next {m- in 3cm umghhorlml.
Donor attempt to union the key from the door.
Thrl'tmfxrgnnr w i are that M «forum! to in
urn-up. re t-H'.!t ELIHI’UWAN.
Clo-cf Engine”.
by at
~Srlltriizd worded wrivtletn nt (Tom-
clock Bron
\\ lllldlll Buttery and Miss .\I try Neo-
tltt were married by the lt-I. L‘. E.
'lorrt inthrir future home on lleldrn
aw true, on L'hrirtmmi l-Zve.
Ilatature Almanac to: TG-flufflil’.
lliuhtiole l/Iw tide Sun rim l Sum-rte
636 13.... '3 7.19 i MI
J Ilin Finch was tnlten homo sick yer-
terday. llr: was working for William
It gets and war taken with It fit at about
eleven o'clock. lie is unable to leave
thI house today.
Weather Bulletin. .
t‘ olIr: wrthevtetly winds.
on: lthAL .I'Izws
f'tofut & K' :rppflv . I. l hllfl up again
today.
—-—A gr and unortmeot of gt or a neck-
ww, tit ll. it Smith n.
The lint Norwnllt pool was IIiUIIt‘J
last night.
~12c per pound. Fresh I'Jflf and Sauss-
nge, I'. Ihym’ market.
~l’nre llome- -rcn feted I/Inl. l?
a p;,mnd nt F. “:13 ea' .
cents
Sim.» one N or to l ritr. T33 lor, yretcr-
day a loaf of 13:» bread dr-corotrd with
ll'tesh3 colors. He says it in the fir-5t he
has hurt since he wue young and that
was it great many years ago,
Mu'srmh llnrmnn have no advertise-
ment in today’s issue announcing the
opening of their grocery store next
Thurs-Irv. The r-tore has been fitted up
in fine style and they will endeavor to
plume all the ir patrons.
The Boston ctore will have a “Ital Tick-
et hate" the flirt of the New Year.
I'ruler iclr S. llyxbm and Eva Benedict
wrro married Monda3 evening at the
residence of the bride's parents on Chests
nutr-treet by the Rev. t'. M. Selleclr.
After the ceremony n fine collation wan
‘lc'VFtI which all did justice to. The
newly married couple will commence
IIOU’t'kfit‘plng at once on France street.
amt range a go
.. Militia llnll
wf'or tit. have stoves
low It blotter dz 1'5”:
block
The ‘I'urrvnilr )Ilj‘lllfldlzl. church will
hold tlurirtfhmtmas entertainment this
~ "chine.
42ml skin ups] and fur glow: of
Comatock fires.
Quite a number went from thin city to
Bridgeport last evening to tree a game of ‘
polo playful ”it re.
-(l Ild headed canes at Cornstoelr lime.
i-rznsoa It. swarms
fl orge Harri; spent Chrietmns in New
—Car.lon flannel night shirts at Cums ""L c“?
stock Bron. 3 Arthur Paddock was in town yester-
Mis'rI' Ilelen U-born hell it plenaant day.
James Allen lt‘.-i rI turned from a visit
in ltoton.
George Wank, of Watcrnury, spent
yteterdzy with Leon Krieger.
Arthur llolly, of New York, is visiting
In tnvn
Mr and ‘|r= . Willinzr llrorvn, of Jet’-
eryt ity are visiting with retitives in
this cit}.
The M isles v limb-e. I and I JIM", of
Brooklyn are visiting with Mr. and Mre.
. Jun. II. 3'35“).
humidity. Mathewson & ‘2')" hove ‘ (Ilnrcncelttleertcn is spending a week's
CW! come M their departments for the ‘ mention from the llI-le-dere, N. J ., col-
balance 9‘ mi: week. ,. , legs", with his relatives in this city.
—GJBIkICCk BIOS. holiday line (if “(HE'S finnug—I Pr akuE-ki of Daylbuy’r‘
or gents gold and eitver handled umbrel- 30;”,
III to the finest ever rhown.
Flour-er ‘1ka and ladder Gimp-any
held timetable in the Atherreurn last
night, which won well attended.
~lli‘ry’» [m jicltétrhage 9 to 18, at
(buttock Bree. ,
Mrs. 1'. S. Mormon gave a heroics
Chriotmar party in honor of her daugh-
ter Mm Florence, Monday afternoon.
party tit her home on West Avenue Mon-
day afternoon.
-—Thc larger! assortment of ladies” and
gents linen and silk bandits-reluctant
II. S. Smith’e.
Charla Brady slipped on the ice year- ‘
tetdayin Horst Scrwnllr, rind sprrrincif
Ilia ankle badly,
-I’ater ct wires hue kte euapendero war ,
ranted for tire years at ('ornstock Bros
is in
..D J. R)bf.'flfl, of New Itrchclle,
was Drthe guest of Dr. J. C Newkirk, on
Chrirtmne day
John Smith, of the borough, spent
(Ibrietmast in Brooklyn.
William J. Becker of New York spent
Sunday with his father in this city.
flurry Ellwood spent Christmas with
his parenbrinthe borough, -
Clement Price of New York spent
Christmas with friends in this city.
Fred Keller has returned to Brooklyn
aftcru week’s visit in the borough.
Phillip \l'atrous was in town yester-
day. .
—The finest umrtrnent of silk um-
brella for the holiday eeaaon. at M. S.
Smith“ . _____
Michael Colzzn, the veteran depot tens
Ger, we: presented with a silver, horre—
rhoeby Conductor Cumow, yesterday.
~Cornatock fir; Ifighundrhrd rhirt
equal to any 502 unlanndried shirt mid.
Butlerlndge,$ .911. 0.0. I", will
confer the third degree this evening.
There will alto be an election of officers.
~lleadquarterimf-ormfnu, muffs and
ham, at 31. 5. Smith's.
Thé erulay edition of the Danbnry
News was printed on pink paper. They
"no mtg.“ the town red but were Keeler was a member of Company B.
3 ,-.--w F tConnect cut lieu Artll' .
. —-5ruall Fresh Hams for roasting, 123 m . ' vy I ”y
cents a pound at l‘. Hayes’.
Edward! Simona of this city, aged 23
years, died this morning at his home on
Wood attract. Funeral will be held at
the from, Friday afternoon,“ 2 o'clock.
We fora 5 it: iii}??? pure lard. F.
. Hays market.
Norwalk it slowly but surely getting
even with Bridgeport for the court—house
but. A Sorwalk man drew a barrel of“
oysters at tho Elka' kirmeas.-—Bridgeport
I‘m.
r-lfc perpenndfzxtra Sugar Cured
Mama. 1’. Hayes’ market.
Frail Fable, wkovvna injured in East
Harwalk. Sunday night, is improving
flowly. The pain that he has been
wrong from since the accident has
left him. V
AaaChriatrna; preaent Judge Knapp
mWBucikyandJohnCrof-ta
”timid. Chief Volta:
Wtuttbemtbcne‘ln tiara for tho
K Irarrczftue War. '
George I). Keefer brought into the
Summit. office this: morning a meat
ravage looking weapon. It was a heavy
short sword, with a steel blade nineteen
inches longand a heavy brass handle.
It was found run through the body of a
Massachusetts soldier after the battle of
Hanover Court House, in 1862, and has
“ been in Mr. Keeler’s possession ever
since. The weapon was used ‘by a South
Carolina organization, and bears the in-
itials of that state on the handle. Mr.
Santa Clulu Caught.
Last yrar Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Smith,
on Christmas eve, had their door- betl
rung. When they opened the door they
found an immcrwe stocking attached to
the knob and filled with lot- of good
things. Who left the gift remained a
profound secret till Monday night. Mrs.
Smith and son went, out to maltc some
presents among friends, and had been
back about five minutes when the door
hell rung violently. Suapecting a repe-
tition of the previous year's joke, Mr.
and Mrs. Smith rushed out of the front
door and their ran out of the back door.
Mrs. Smith ran againat a barrel on the
front stoop and her not: into the arms of
the friend and joker, who proved to be
Cyrus Benjamin, and he had to confess
that he had visited them in a like man-
ner th'3 ya'ar before. The barrel contain-
ed a large supply of useful prevents. Aa
lira. Smith had called and left a preaeut
at In. Benjamin’s house on her tour in
the waning. he must have from very
lively tobava gotbfa praaaut togrther
(From the N, Y Jouuul)
Willll Pillll all Rfllll’lllll.
A VIIW EBA IN NIHV HRIILAND
RA] LMA DINQ
\\ hole Train to Ira t‘uuaoyeil From Just»
way I‘ll; In Wilton l'olnt on I'loatp.
There III a big movement on foot by
the New York It New England syndi-
cate. anointed. of course, by the Standard
0.1 Company. to obtain the greater por-
tion of the freight trufllc at present con
trolled by the Boston .9: Albany and the
New York, New llnven & llartforil
roads.
The syndicate now controls three im-
portant roads—tho owury at Norwallr.
with a water terminus on the Sound; the
e ffousatonio, ending at Bridgeport,
d the New Ifaven It: Derby, which has
its terminal at New Haven.
l’I cry one of there road: has an excel-
lent seaboard terminal and theyjpro in a
competitor of the New \ orlr. New Haven
& llurtford it did.
The recent organization of the New
England Terminal Company, of which
Mr. Jabez A. lloatwiclrftho treasurer of
the Standard Oil Conwany, is president.
points toa decided increase in freight-
ing, inuruuclt as Mr. lloetwick is also
president of the New York II’ New Eng
land 33 stem.
The New England Terminal Company
has recently leased three large docks on
the lust ltiver, Here :33 and 36, and also
purchased last Saturday a large iron
steamboat of the Sound Line. which l8
to be put on the water route between
Wilson Point and this city.
The New York. New Haven ft Hurt-
ford people are getting ready for the im~
pending freight war. It If 8 just applied
t ) tho Lr-gie-lnturo to perm.t it to increase
its capital stock to $50,000,000, no it will
be seen that the ollicraln of this road in-
tend to tight the new company for all it
is worth.
On the other hand, the New England
syndicate is cndcavoring to secure an ar-
rangement whereby it can control the
fn ight of the roads running north from
Boston to Portland, and from the mono
lecturing centres of Maine and New
If ampeh ire.
There has been considerable discussion
in down-town circles or the action of the
Department of Docks for hnving leased
the new pier, No. 36, to the llousatonic
road and the New England Terminal
company.
Mr. Bostrz'iv'k Iva: buailv engaged sign-
ing checks when n Journal reporter
called upon him yesterday morning to
obtain his opinion on the subject.
"\ on may state that the New Eng.
land Terminal Company has tensed Prom
33 and 36, North River, and they will
use them to receive goods from New
England and other points. We have also
leased Pier 49."
“Have you any objection to rnnking II
statement as to the renting of the piers?"
"None at all. We are to pay a rental
of $15,000 a year for Her 25. Consider-
that this dock only cost the city $35,001)
I think they are anything but losers by
the arrangement. I wish to state that the
Standard Oil Company has absolutely
nothing to do with this deal, and it is
not necessary that it should be represent-
ed as being at. the back of this affair
simply because I our connected with
both companies.
“The company has purchased a large
Sound steamer and a mammoth transftr
boat. large enough for the transportation
of nineteen loaded cars. We propose to
run whole trains of freight and passeng-
era from Jersey City to Wilson Point; in
fact, we intend to inaugurate an entirely
new era in railroading ”
—OIving to the great rush for our 50
collars and 9c cuffs we had to duplicate
ounfiret order 3 days after receiving
them. Comatoclr Bros.
ltet. Mr. Delano Given a Snrprlao.
Monday evening at the close of the ex-
ercises at the Baptist church, about fifty
of Rev. E. .A. Delano‘s friends in the
temperance societies of which he to a
member, went to his residence on Main
street and gave him a complete surprise.
The guest brought lunch with them and
a few hours of social intercourse were
much enjoyed. A pleasant feature of
the gathering was the presentation of a
purse of $25.00 to Mr. Delano. It was
an unexpected surprise to him but he
was not overcome to such an extent that
he could not properly accept it with ap-
propriate thanks. The party proved a
pleasant opening of a merry Christm‘nr.
A Pleasant Christmas Party.
Lust eveningn number of Mr. and Mrs.
James H. Nashfa friends assembled at
their house to enjoy a Christmas party.
Vocal and instrumental music was ren-
dered with very pleasing effects. Danc-
ing was indulged in and later on the
guests sat down to a fine collation. The
party was a grand social success.
City Board of Belief.
The city Board of Relief print their
annual notice in this issue, All old col-
diers entitled the legal abatement should
look out that they get the benefit of it
this year.
‘ Trinity Church.
Thursday St. John Evangliat’a day
and Friday the Innocent! day. Holy
Communion at 7 o'clock in the morning.
Friday evening at 7o‘clock chlldren’e aer-
vice and festival of the Sunday school.
”A better full dreuopen back and
front shirt for 81.00 at Com-took Broa.
than tavetailad litany other store forum
tarhydtnur. ”Wit-omnibwaafm..
“.35. .
appearance for trial on the following
Wtur an». cul'srv oars.
That Chiatmaa day was one of the fluent
day: for many yearn.
That Howard Knapp and hit wife
A! THE C!“ “CHI".
“level-oil Hold and to ho ”old In Celebra-
it: a of the Chrlutmaa Tide.
_ . The wua happy audience mumbled
|‘l't‘m Tum“! ““1 ll" parents 0" WWI at the Uraniteville chapel Mondr‘y oven-
Avenue. ring. The children were there in large
That Fred lluhbtll of .Itth Ho. Newwumbern and their hearta were made
Y,orli spent (‘hrliitrnruiu town. happy by receiving book. (lullp'rnndy
That ltob lleatty came home on How i and cake. The Heroines were also of a
day evening. '0'! pleasant character. The young
That Will Bishop went Christmas in Deople "Dd???“ 9 I’m", ”MM“ “d "I
13,",th (0,", band; listemd attentively to the prev
That l’npa vaya that he will not be “NW3"-
ableto go to the t‘ tub for at least a The Baptist Sunday schoolhnd their
week. epurtginment C(ifdtatmala eve. t Th;
' ' . return was crow wltI ran a an
Thotmgry 2°03?“ home '0' the frleudr of the children. TI: exerclaea
purposeo W n“ or. (y. . Included recitationa, ringing and Mr.
ThatDorethy Dennis Lholrvell ll do- Morgan “ "Santa Clara" w” present to
“’3 “'t‘” ““‘J M prevent weighs ""0" aruuactholittloonea. Altof thescholara
WW“- . lrcoeivcd gifts beiidiu not need bum or
That, did you getulint 3ou “"l’°c‘°‘llcandy Everybody went bomepleaaed
incur flocking? vasthcewvailiur Whom the plenaant time they had spent.
[“0 )‘t‘W‘fllll- . The llethodiat and Congregational
That David Hill and “lie of Alton}, [Sunday schools hold their entertainment
spent Tuesday on tho grcen. 'tbir evening. and Trinity church willu
That Mini 1-: talc llray ft'Ca'l\ttl a hand hold tlrcira to-night.
some gold watch as u t' hristtnn-I present: At the E,“ Avenue M E. Church the
“0'" M" “uh": gchlldren acquitted themselves admirably
That Joeeph Thomae, wife and family Ilal night The flinging was a loading
from Hinton Were at the ltill ( hrisitmaa feature of the festival Thu recitationa
UN“ l'lfil evening. by the children were also very flue. The
That llueklnghmn ltoyt and wife, of crowd in the church was immense but
New York, were in town yevterdav. uninterested were the people in the ex-
That pm] "0!! epent ammumw “ m. : erclm that no one left the place. Arthur
his momm- m; tum, avenue. Paddock imrwmonatcd Santa Clam and
That William Wm will occupy 3,,” distributed presents to the teacher: and
of the Dr. Barber house on Elm street. 5” botany. PW“! ponndboxee 0‘ candy
That St. l’.Inl fl church was handsomely "I" ““05"?“ lo “'0 Ch'ld'w'
deeorntcnl , Trinity church services were Well at-
tended y.eriterdny At the 10. 30 service
—lt Imember our stud: of (lent' a Coin the music was a leading feature. Sever-
lara and L‘nfh, warrant-d every thread at cxtm voicinndded to the melody of
Linen. not cotton, perfect fitting. f ol- the occasion.
turn it each. cuffs 1‘} per pair. M. S. Smith. -". 57m". \lttsurnli (. urusnras.
(-IJIMAN “mull“; One of Them (lot 0t. 55. and nll tho (Ithv
(‘hrlalutu Sight I'callvlllco. 5 on In" Wall.
Germanic Hall was crowded laet night Tilt. EVE-"1W SK “1511!: "CWEbUJ'S 100'
with the Smngerbnml and their frienda‘ "'3' 800110“? "‘9'! t'hriatmna, 69 all 0’
who were in for n night‘ a fun. The fore “'9'“ “'t'“? hm"! 1" Hmcmbercd “WP"
part of the evening was whiled away Modur, of the borough obtained Qt.” .15,
with songs, recitation; and instrumental "“1 flu“? a number 0‘ "“9 b0)“ "10"?
music. which were ver3 line erpccially ' "“0 *2-
the music by Miss E mum and Ida Becker; They all want to thank their friends
on the piano. "A Joyful Sleighiug through Tm: Snsrrxzr., and am deter-
Party" was the name of the last piece on mined ‘0 b“ “0 K0011 through "‘t' 1193‘
the programme, and it was interesting. I?” “I“ when ”my it“ “’t‘" Christmas
A party of jolly, good natured harmana papers to sell every one will get at least
were dressed in allaorta of fnutaatical $50010! having “Mend!“ 50 faithfully
costumes to represent that joyful party l m 1"! cuatomcn.
and they did it to perfectien. A Christo .
mun tron Mood“ m the centre of the hall 3
well loaded with presents which were 3‘
distributed among the children, after Tlll'llslttb' Bt'uxrxu.
which the tl wt was cleared and dancing ”amp-m] .\ Son will preppy" Dr. Jekyll
W ltd Indulged in until everybody W8“ and Mr. 113 do to n Normatk audience (0.
UNION but MW." marrow Invening The S3~ucneeeluuner
Another large CH ml was in Arinn "all ' my:
and the festivities were of about the A new vemrnof Robert LouinStcvc-n.
more order on the S :engerhnnd. The hull Iran's weird novel, “The Strange (use of
win; trimmed pro. 'usely w. th greens and J I33]! and llyde‘ “ was placed upon the
in tho centrow was nt-rge Christina-r tm stage for the first timelast night. Under
loaded den with prescnu which were lit-3 title of “(load against Evil"—~Dr.
drawn by number. Herc also rift. r the J kylt and Mr. llyd-n-A new imperson-
tree had been stripped, the that war crorofthclnnign III. by" and the mon-
cleared for d Incing unit ptent3 of perple “lhfllfi fly do canto forth and, in the
did it justice. , ‘m thaphymcnl as mil us the theatrical
, , ‘3' , . .
—Wirb regard to the celebrated Dont’r a P ‘ t a! "'9 dual to 0’ triumphed m u
' notable degree.
Kid Gloves, we have been advertising, ,--.-.
we still sell at the old figurine, $1.75, j l'tttmv Erratum.
being the best in town, not excepting) "0m"! sl’fd‘w‘" “'““"°"‘"
tboeeaold elsewhere for 32.50315. Smith; H “1‘8““ ‘0 judge bi’ "“3 ““9““le
-- , ~. - - - fprnrxe of the press and the promises of
Jon-pl: Il'llrlcn a Detective “'orls. . the management. The “manna Spectre
- Joseph 0 ““9“ 3 South Norwalk "3’“ ' color rninrtrela will present an entertain-
nuratcumvas in this city Saturday doing rnrrrt in mmntrelsy that will surpass
dt‘lfi‘m‘w‘ “""k 0" Thunday 0‘ ‘35"; everything heretofore attempted in this
week an Englishmen employed no a WWII“ style of amusement. They
waiter by Mr. O‘Brien was arrested on ,mmiw A, novel fir“ part." The old-
‘b" South Norwalk “990} as h” I”? ‘1‘" cute mmi-circloua wellasthe discordant
parting from that place Without ltquldut— Mm,” and tnmbourines have been dia-
"lg his fl?“ ‘0 ""3 boarding rm.- trim. lemon}. The orcburrn take their places
He “'93 “"9“ ‘0 "‘9 lockup “"3 “l his ' in front, same as in a dramatic perform-
request M“ J 3”“ "3‘ 5"" “"- 11“? once. and do not black their faces. Many
latter soon arrived at the police station white-faced characters are introduced in
and PM “P ‘10 '5 bonds {0' ""3 "5“?” the afterpicce "The Pasha of Bagedsd.”
The tlormana are getting away from the
conventional curtains of minstrehry, and
this. no doubt, in the great secret of their
phcnomcnnlrucccu. The Chicago Times“
Emeratvum
("porn "on“.
morning. During the night,however.
the Englishman gathered his worldly
possessions and silently stole away. At
the holding of the court on the following =
morning Mr. O'Brien succeeded in hav.
ing the case continued until to day, and
securing the necessary papers of author-
ity left South Norwalk in search of the
missing waiter. The latter had formerly
been employed in Birmingham and had
spoken of returning to that place, so Mr.
O'Brien concluded to proceed at once to
Birnfingbam. A short distance from
the Birmingham depot he encountered
on the street the man he was in acarch
of. The latter readily consented to re-
turn, saying that be had gone to Birm-
ingham to obtain money from his friend!
so that he could pay his indebtedncm in
South Norwalk. Mr. O'Brien waa ao
glad that the waiter offered no resistance
that he took him around Birmingham
'and spent money freely beforothc return
train arrived. He then purchased two
tickets for this city. Everything went
along smoothly until this city was rude
ed. Here Mr. O'Brien and the waiter
left the car, and the former w r to the
ticket office to purchase two tic its for
South Norwalk, leaving the man in hfa
cuatody standing on the platform. When
he returned to the platform the waiter
had disappeared. A diligent acarch fail-
ed to reveal the watter’a presence. our-
car Fallon was informed of the occur-
rence, but the fugitive made good Ina
escape. I Mr. O'Brien marched the city
thoroughly Saturday without getting
any trace of the man be war looking for.
—Bridgeport Farmer.
-A large aaaortment of our. Full
Dre-a Bhfrta in pique,“ “I and
Irayr:
It Is a relief to see something new and
original at the theatre. Every member
of the Moran. German: company is an
inlet, every act almost a gem and every
feature bears the stamp of merit on it.
It is a ”fresh, clean and bright combina-
tion of miniatrelry. Those who would
an joy two houraand a half of real amuse-
ment, should are Germans ruinstrels.
—The perfect fitting Cromwell shirt.
be‘ata them all; laundrted or unlaundried.
Cbmstock Bros.
BRIDGIPOBT'D ENTERPRISE.
4...”...
Holding «fulcrum!» Annual Expoattlon
, l'rupoaod.
Prominent Bridgeport citizens talk of
forming an organization for tho crea-
ting: State Exposition and Fair corn-
pnny, with headquarters in Bridgeport,
the company to give a yearly display of
the program in science, art, mechanics.
horticulture and agriculture in Connect-
icut or Wertcrn New England. It to
‘proposedtopurchaao land sufficient to
buildamilo track and erect immense
buildings, the that ahow to be openedo
September 1.1889, and to continue for
ouomouth, devoting one week each to brldttut
aprcial attracuuna.’
Town Matting To-Momw.
The annual town meeting will be held
at the town home to-morrow afternoon
at2 o'clock. The matter: to be con-
afdend other than the usual routine are:
Thom-tutoring“ a bridge at. South
Norwalk on Water mast «hammer»
Who-5hr Mold
alarwhwafornmattflw
anabaaukatlovaraudoftha afloat;
hop—aperuaaptam highway at
PRICE TWO CENTS.
Five Mile River, fromm Main street cut to
Roton Point road: to authorize the aetoct-
bouao property, and to abate the tam of
thoao penona who failed to apply to the
Board of Relief for web exemption aa
they would have been entitled to. had
such applicationlr been made.
The Water ntreet bridge matter should
lutereet everybody who denim the pro.
greaa of Booth Norwalk. and all the other
matters are worthy ones and duerving
special attention.
OBITIIAIIY.
lie-nth of If. I]. Elwell.
Henry If. Elwell formerly of thla city,
died of Bright‘u diaeaae at hia home in
Cteveland. 0., thla morning Mr. Etwell
had been an invalid for some time, and
apent last aummefmmrklblm Ifllla
for the benellt of bin health. lie had
been confined to hie bed only since Tun-
day of last week. [to leavea one child,
Mrs. Chas. E. Daty. of thin city. The
'eceueed was well known in thia city,
and was for many yearsaatockholder
and auperintendent of the Norwatk Lock
Company. II. was also councilman for
several terms. lie was a man of great
energy and identified with all public
marten. At the time of death he was
in business at Toledo with his grandson
flurry Doty. Notice of funeral hereafter.
limo! Lockwood.
Israel Lockwood died at his residence
on the "Green" this morning. Deceased
was in the 88th year- of bio age and was
a well known resident of Norwnlk. lie
was born in Greenwich on November
3rd, rem. He moved to Norwalk in the
year 1631. and bought out the tanucry
buainens of John Everslcy which be con-
ducted until it was destroyed by fire
July 16th, 1871. Since then Mr. Lock-
wood has been out of business. His
death was mostly due to old age. The
funeral services will be held at SLI’aul‘a
church at 1:30 pm. on Friday afternoon.
Loaf and Pound.
Monday morning a Hungarian came
into The Summer. office and informed
us that his little six year old girl was
missing, and the man was confident that
the little one could be found through
this paper. He made a diligent search
during the day and in the afternoon the
girl was found in West Norwalk. While
playing near her home in Spriugwood
Sunday afternoon a boy took the girl
home with him where he kept her until
III-rant! h, har (lath-n-
«t _. . Dmflfll)
_.‘...V- _ -4— ~
Lllt rtuoon— tn \onralk Dec hi Iemcl Lock-
wood, to th- 87th war of his age.
ELW ELL—In Cleveland 1).
ll. Kiwi-ll forrncxly of this m3.
funeral hercnfrcr
BltOW N~ln Dnnvera. Mites, Dec. 3: Sarah Ann.
widow of Blbridgr‘ Browh, aged 80 years fortn-
crly of Norwalk, Ct.
this mornlnvv, Henry
Whittier of
Plano For Sale.
Clllf‘KERtVG Piano will be sold cheap
dud “Chapel St. Norwa‘k.
Frulra.
1,“le llavanna Oranges Bananas Choice Malaria
(tropes and a'l kinds of Foreign and Domestic
Philip, at the lowerégricee during the Holidays
GEORGE C TELLO, Maln at.. Borough
Formerly on Water Street
“““““““ Bank Boots Lost.
1' DST-Bank book No to on the Paint-dd
1 County Savinge bank. 1' rider will betuitubly
rcwayded by“ learing_ it at this office.
dlt) lm
l-‘urnlahcd Room To Let.
PTRNSBBD room on South Main vt., to one
or two ladlce. Addrua Dorm.
dll tf South Norwalk.
To Let
‘lltST and Second floor fro 03:11 a month and
ouctlooratfl-‘arnouth. 13'1on
J. L. BURBANK. 6180a ain rt .
d'fl to 31 Norvmlk.
lluvllund’s l‘mll Store.
FINE Florida 0mm. Fine Layer Figs Persian
Data. All funds of new Nuts, Malagn
Grapes Lemons. Confectionery. cw..a
C. A. IIA\'1LAND‘.5 ”Alain St. 1\'0I'wallt.
To Let.
THE store and Basement tn the Library Building.
Toa antirfactorytcnant that will take charge
of the Library tilte- more will be rented on vary :1»
anna'hletenna. In nireof
AYLOR J; GOLDEN, Agents.
Noveltlen.
UBBEB Iencll atampa with name on for 25
canto. tailing, mourning and business cnnla
at the luwutpomfb leprlma. All the latent sheet
Innate 10 cents am by at BENEDICT'S news stand,
opposite the Porto co, Norwallt. d1? lIv
Norwullr Snvlnga Socloly.
Nonwaur. Dec.13llr. lSSS.
NTEBESTatthc rate of Four (of) per cent. per
annum for the current at: months will be
credited to depositors Jun. tel, 1889, and paid to
them on and after Jan 10m.
d26j2w GEO. R MILLER Trev.
Cttv Board of' Belief Notice.
OTICK in limb given that the Board of Relief
for the Cit South Nor-walk will meet on
Monday. Jan.7 ,..atatlop 111.. Saturday, Jan. ti,
7a)p m.. Frlday Jau.18th,at7.30 p. m., Th
dfi, Jan.‘u uni-1.350;) m.,
for the pin pose of hearing and determining all ap-
imlct‘rom the doings of the City Anaesaora. and
equalizing and adjusting the valuation in the ttrt of
1888.
All persona claiming tbatemcnt under the law of
the state for acrvrce rendered in time of war must
mppltcatton to the Board of Belief and satisfy
thclr honorgrle dlecluu'ge from Inch service.
FOX }oard Board
d“ tf CHARLES}! TOWNSEND. of Relief
Notice.
OTXCI. -—'t‘he fnhabltanta of the town of Nor-
wallt are hereby nomad and waned that a
town meeting will be held at the Town House, In
aald Norwalk on Thursday. December 87, A D.
'ock afternoon, for the following
fierpnaea, towtt: -To hear the annual rcporta;
the atatc and lawn taxes. including the cup
machoola, and to make the annual upp one
trot bwa for the current year; aloo to
take to canal era on the matter of contracting a
atlorlth Norwalk on Water about extanalon.
ova aantall crack at lmraud of laid attest; aha
to open up or accept a new highway at Five Mile
Blur. from lain street art ottn road:
mtoanthnrtuthcutmtucommt a barn
up: Ala-home . to make tho
mamnflathna or ob tr
”Emmgmof
of
mt. Mb
fl , hmdm‘n
men to conatruct a barn upon the alma-
l WILLIE“ m in our [lain-n Station. at room,
’8; 510 [tr r mouth. IIIA [LLB It. MEAD.
Ill lhttieu l‘t
Second "and furniture.
Qltt‘tillD‘llANDfumunw. 010m. and cupid-I
l flood numb: “great banana. the them be
fore I-upunhiun'. WI. I'DDMOR‘.
I on III Sprtnnvmml.
“arranger.
l INSET? the aunt curler will call for, and
deluxe: parcel- at Norwalk or South Norwalk
fatten central-h. uelghr limited to run pound;
Blate at Noruatk and South Namath Portraiture.
Prom were an] dupatrh munching!
ABBRNR‘I‘T-M
0) her;
THOSE dcalring oyster-a Ballad“ L'mrihd-U’ can
pmt are them of
BFoot of Raymond at.
Ilouao and Lot l-‘or Silo.
ANZANT M1.” Namath. but more
[tonnes room-.51“ 3800. Part to! DII'v
chase roomy c-Iu remain on rmortgr‘s. Go Inatne of
‘Na'r.
Imam and float h’atc Amw
I
MI.
80th Nurwutk
Home and Lot For Sale, scoop.
"l'l‘l ATE!) on the lly Neck Road u thin ihccity
I. lllnttn. llimechult room In i3. end la in
trend repair This uoperty can be a cured by n
«In mmcnrof It). ltrrquireof
TAT lithe/UL )EN. ltulllatatc amt Iniuramre
Agents. Worthington tit Iltl l'lt
Tux Collector’s Sate.
\(lTICEnI be'nby chin that the nndmigrut.
a Lollerturof'l‘m under and by \irtm- of a
certain taruarrant, dul ly erlcuml lhtl NLflltlI by
proper amhonry and unused in tin nudrrsign
commanding MUN to chy and (‘Ollt'r l of
A.‘ I RBllxl't' A BILL.
and other 1mm: named intha mu book, on the
list to «out warrant flllflt‘l'tl their l‘t- Ira! propor
tion:- ufrhc mm total III; then: it stand raid I-urn
belu ' a tax or numerator laid upon the wee emI nt
tier mud: .anl by the inhab tanrv of the town of
Nonmlk. reenlarll'yand' legally ”wound. to “it
on tlu 'l‘thdz‘ty o lint-nib”. All. IN). out for
thi pun-Nut poudmu for tie in-hbtulou-II of
autumn ln’iml nponthe follw.‘ n; dualism! real
colon of Jaltl
. Ann Rebeca mil,
situated in town of Norwulk no:
fulloue, to tail
hound: d as
Northerly by lIé-Jha'ay; Hourly by land of the
heir; of Samuel P. trundle. dtCtll‘aJtI. and of thin
of loeiah (‘ h-Irch du'eased; Snortcrty by land now
or latent the heme! Zalrnon DickIrmm. deemed
nndthIrly by land of thehvtm of lrhcil timin-
man deceased and land of 1mm A. Butts and land
of I re! W boon.
And shall sell at f'nlmr Auction. on the prem—
taee bumnbcfore «inscribed on the it day of Feb.
A D. IN). at 10' ocluvk forenor n so much
thI-nolaauill raise the mm of One dollar And
alrty cents. that hem-31hr- pmporrionofth said
Ann RI berm Hit
of the rum total in yard list. togerhur til it the
ehurgew ufiny. sale, de.
(:80. ll. 51'. MRS. Tax Collector. he: that}
Dated at Nurwatk De'c. ll). A 11.15%
Tax Collector’- Sale.
\‘0‘Tlt Eia hereby giun that the undereiwnetl
A Collector of Tam. under and by virtue of rt
certain tux Ivamnt.doly execnmi and claim! b'
pfoptfflllflltll’lf) and directnf to the or. ferric net
eermnamfiru.v h on to levy and collect of
ANN ltBllECCA HILL.
arulozhzr [kn-0ft! named In the we l- )Olt. on the
to: to Mill warrant annual their several proper.
rionsolthe snmtotnt as rinrein stated said sum
help gas tax or ammcnt laid upon the movement
tut made in rm? by thi‘iinhabttnnta of IhI town of
Noni 'ul n tartyan '3'” av-semblcdl to .Wit.‘
Int Int : 3513 m 17nd tun
pnrpora- prowling for rule lndchtcdnc-ze of said
town, II In! upon the following doecribed real
estate of raid
Ann Rchrecu llxll
Iv. round in tour: of \‘orunik. and bouzrled as
fobous to nit:-
Northerlyby highway: Euterly by land (It the
heir of Samuel P Itamtle rim-.med land of heir!
of Josiah Church denim-zit Southcrly by {and now
or late of the heirs of Z Iimon Dickt mun, devout d,
and Wurcrty by innit of the hein- of If htel 9mm-
man Itccmml and land of DanietA mrtaandlaud
of Margaret \\ limo
And] shall Sell at Public \urtion. on the praises
hen'tnbefore described ontththdny of l-cbruttry.
A l) 15v). In in 30 0"t‘l0(k. fen-noon, to much
thereof“ will misc rht mm of tine dollar and
serenrv ni\ nuts, rhnt twin, ' the proportion of the
mill
Ann Belem-n llIll
of the sum total in said list. together with the
charge“)! levy. nale, Ike
GEO ll STJUIIN. Tar Col' 1m List 1:55..
Dated at Norwnlk, Dec. 10 A ..,D loo“
dtf 18 25in
(«M
-. -«a—Mm
llOllWALll OPERA hOUSE,
In iii-rain) .I my .
our mom can.
Thom-y live-tux. Doe. "II.
Tin (mun-4 Dnm‘lf' ttvmtof the In” Til
crucial
tiern-atmu of the filth Catlin.
llouiea m'crywlma.
The DlMiugulshotl Mb.
And the \ pong and Beautiful America‘s...
MISS IIAMIE AUBTENI
happened bya Powerful Company of Saw Yuk
M”:
6001) aoanrs'r Em
Dr. Jekyll arid Mr. H ydo.
Doro Davldmn‘ aentlra new ratio- All
adaptation or ltoberr lant- nm‘ a N
ml. The Strange 0&0 of Dr. Jekyll .
”Involved by the pres and public with
It drama of purltyaud strength. The only
[III-seeming a It dmnatlc interest with a
and priurfltl end m: l'ouitivcly the ml
7"” ““K‘ku’l’d' "“1““3.‘ WW” an.»
ca r Irv n ma er I:
matron In full viewer the audience with l I full
up. Special H‘cfltf‘)’, new nitric rumba-lea m
Scat: on sale Monday“ Quinlan) vb Ion m
Store, Nonalk. and I latattd‘a. loath Kuwait.
PRICES, 35, 50 and 750.
opera flange-flue Night Only.
Frilavlvenlntllttnltrll
THE GORHAMS’
SPECTACULAR
5-Al'tists-35
FRED B. WRIGHT. - - lancer.
Pie-voting: pmmrnmc of new and no!!! fear-
tnm, ontrnaltng all other minatrel corn
pants
than openon Wednesday at (1|:an t Sol,
Mainsucer Norwalk. l’taietcd‘aflouth Norwalk.
PRICES, 35, 50 and 75c.
When I hill to rcc the grand ctrcetparadeaad
her our tuperb baud.
Notice of Application to the
chlsluturc to Amend Water
Charter of the City of ,
South Not-walls.
‘(Yf‘le-I is hereby given that an :31)th Wm
\ hemade to the Legislature tbs am of
Conncczicm, at the session warm on th
Wednt sea, following the first Honda Jan-y
188.). foran amendnwut to action "
a d "scvcn' of the Water Charter ofmld city.
titled An Act to
“neurone water to
tar-m f, ‘4“. lcl‘.m
and distribute its uater through
walk an3 where on. ride of the Bornughof
to issue additional notea. bonds or certified.
debt to an nmonnt not exceeding in the whole the
mm of one hundred thousand dollara,
lured at the city of South Norwallt, thfa fill III,
of Drr'I mi'er. 1&8
I
e new row»
23m CHARLES s Tnow‘nrtmcz. noon. ‘
George B. Under-hill
IS now In town vetting Household
ra-h or by installment: It pric-
petition Fania dealtil; bargain
16 Raymond St. ,City.
than!
:3
Portrait:
.I o;l. Intel and crayon. ‘
I I’date‘lle’t Artkvmr dalldmutptioadwm
i THOM'AS mount"?
W M. MOORE, Formerly with
We Study
Having made l
gooda. I hold thattn
l bake a vpeclalty of Fancy an.
down mprtcoa. abovacaalo
Bootaand Bhoea aired Rubber: of every document.
MOORE & HARMAN
ltutpecrfully inv itc ttc attention of the pcopleof South Korwllk to their
line Stock of Brunettes.
At. their New Store,
8 NOrth Main. St,
Opening Thursday, Dec. 27 ,i'88.
OUR MOT'I'Oa.‘
llln uniting
$15000
STOCK TO BE SOLD.
GRAND OPENING? SALE .8.
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C. H. HARVEY
From Dec. 18, 1888, to Jan. 15,1889I 1""
preparations by increasing the rim of my store, and putting h a largo lla‘
no la the More at which to buy your
John Hutchings , ‘1‘
wii trim
is
to Please.
comm ONE, cons: ALT...
Priecaaoloyaalobelutheruckofatl. Rmuflafllwflum. III.
C. H. HARVEY,“
12 North Main at...
00!!!) DAVIDSON. ,
DIEM“
Boots, Shoes, Runners an thin
for the Holiday, and tnvo than in great variety
of nll kinda of (lenta', ladtoa‘, Boy‘ I. Mllaa‘.
South Norwflllr.
Norwalk Chronicler