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SOUTH NORWALK, CONN., MONDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1888.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
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I'llE EVENING SENTINEL
Ill lbLlLlIOAD PLACE
801.111! NORWALK.
35 MAIN ”REEXI‘.
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"II All“ ”XII.
It. &I.Y..fl.l.hfl.l.3 depot' 31‘! “Ad
menus-arsenal and
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Ila. s. Oorasiollsisandtnaeoidmgsts;
.n. Donovan’s house and J. C. \\ ilstm's
lo. llfikila street school: h-
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matures of William . Smith.
Is. In. Concord street. to school; key at In.
“Pull ‘s residence, 0. to Concord tired, and
loll, Ialauutcorucr of Ann street: key at
Ito. god‘s saloon-and :l'lfns‘ctortea k
1 street corner yview avenue; ey
“at film‘- resldtatce.
menus.
strokes”! ‘ locknm forstandsrd‘t'itac.
Mug-cutout-» signifies tire is
“I.
Tires strokes of the bellofibus 1.14) signifies the
city water is to be tuned .
tirnncmou so an IOLDIII.
Upon itlvs information of I die in your linino
Ibis boriiood unlock the box door; rub the
hook-ll waydounooceonly. sndictt book
“Muptheboxsnddouot open or wash the
lain until the next in in your neighborhood.
[to not attempt to remove the he from the door.
Thachlcf Raginecr wit; see that s returned to its
proper place. ssitt'st. lumwasr.
Chief Maser.
so Paper Tia-marrow.
Tomorrow being New Years day, the
8mm Will not be Issued.
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Ilalat urn AI-uae for “Io-Morrow.
Hightide how ride I Sun rises Sun sets
11. 5 3.31 7.20 4 3i
Weather Bulletin.
Partly cloudy and colder, preceded by
rain or snow, and followed by clearing.
Tfihfiifi‘iffiw's. r
Christan» exercises will be held at the
Springde Union chapel this evening.
Watch night services will be held at
the Rowayt-en Baptist church this even-
lng. _..._..___
-—Boy's p’a jackets. age 9 to 18, at
Comstock Bros.
Theodore Darnet has improved suffi-
{ciently from an attack of brain fever to
he out.
Thenext meeting of the Y. S. S. C.
willbe held Wednesday evening With
It. Eva In wrence.
m— r
—-14c per pound, Extra Sugar Curld
' Hams. F. ilayes’ market.
Kiss Dorothy Dennis Cholwell, con-
tinues to tm trove, and now Weighs three
and one halt pounds.
Company !) is‘maktng preparations for
their grand nthtetic entertainment
which they ’will hold in tile Armory
soon. ‘
—Pnre V'o finch“ Maple Syrup at Hunt
& Zelnfl’e.
‘ Some of the young men in this city are
organizing a glee club. Their bendqusr.
tors will probably be on the carriage
bridge. _.
—Lcuve your orders for Pickled 0y:-
tetl, for the Holiday, at Hunt & Ztlufl'e. .
r
The New Canaan Messenger was eleven
years old on Saturday. The paper has
grown to to a strong and prosperous
youngster.
Frank Long of Bout Norwalk, has pur-
chlled thesloop "Mable” formerly owned
by John Wilcox, and will use it in his
oyster bitsmess.
—A grand assortment of gent'e neck-
, wear, at M. 8. Smith's.
llrs. Esther Stevens, widow of the late
Samuel Stevens, died at her home on
School street yesterday. She was in the
72nd year at her age.
—-Bny your drugs at Plaieted’ .
The Y. P. S C. E. of the Congrega-
tional church in this city will receive
their friends tomorrow between 4 and 10
o'clock p. m... in the chapel. They will
be glad to see any who desire to come
there.
-lfark down sale of millinery and
fancy goods everything reduced at Bitch
& Canfleld’s, Mrs. Fawoett's old stand.
Tomorrow afternoon the Young Men’s
Socfl'clnb will give a ball at Germania
m- , Beinc‘s drchcsm will furnish
“for danciogaud a good time may
he expected. Tickets, admitting gent
and lady, 50 cents. . ~
—Don't forget to go to Kreiger’s this
week for Bargains.
The directors of the Consolidated road
met Saturday and rte-elected President,
Charles P. Clark, Vice-President, Ed-
. ward I. Reed, Secretary W. D. Bishop
and Treasurer William L. Squire. In
udsr to meet the demand for an increase
ulnativs power, the directors voted to
«in a number of new locomotives,
probably ten or twelve.
-For tin ware, stoves and ranges, go
to‘WJstr & Co.’s., Music Hall
block. , __ ,
Watch night service wilibsheld this
mingsttbs Firstl. E. church, eoni~
needs; at to'cloek and closing at 12
o’clock. Allwhodssirstoclosstbeold
ysarnad begin the new withsppropriatc
raffle-Wars cordially invited
tulttsnd. To thosswbocatinotrelnaln
during tbcsntirsssrviess, opportunities
_wfilbsalordsdfcrtssviag.
, ‘ -——_.__._.
'-—E.J.Haysshasopensdauswsstand
d.1lainst.,whsrshewill be
fluttbspsuplsot Norwalk and vi.
'7‘“wa a full line of
It
stethooihoure
Crufut a Knew. No. 2, are quite busy
at present. .. ..
l’ult'stine Castle, A. 0. K. II. (7., will
elect otlluers to-nigltt.
Buckington pihTiiidnamn on ‘th-
uesday night will be public. *
—-Sinall Fresh Ham-for roasting, 1?)
cents a pound st lff._l_tsyes‘.
'l‘lie merchants in town report the bol-
idny trade up to the average.
The new court of burgesscs \till be
sworn in to-tnurrow afternoon.
lint. Elizabeth Btratton is quite ill at
her residence in East Norwulk.
~Special Bargain; in all goods this
week at H. Kreiger‘s.
The barge "unfair." has arrived
Wllll coal for Raymond llros.
Mrs. ManhnlviEtilic’h of Brooklyn.
N. Y' is spending a few days in this city.
-Comaioct filo... 50c launtlflt'd blilll
equal to any 50c unlsundried shirt sold.
Judge Kiiappwitiiposed it fine upon
Elizrhctli O'Connor, yesterday, for
drunkenness.
James Toner Yltlilrd Dr. Nolan yester-
day and reports him much 1» Her lie 19
considered out of danger.
Buckingham ’Post,‘ tifl. A. R, will in-
stall their officers for llieeneuiug your
on Wednesday evening.
THE EVENING SESTISEL Vii-lbw 1“;
many readersa Happy New Year Mid
Vpiany returns of the day.
—Ind'an Ritcr-‘(Jmnges and lmporiul
Grapes and Nuts :it Hunt & Zuiuil‘s.
A nleetingof the ”South Norwall; Dra-
matic Assocmtion will be held this even
ing with lilies Bertha Conley.
5i. l’sul's new buy choir will oc-
cupy the vacant room on the north szdc
of the chancel. {iii a choir room.
M. S. Smith stall sutu- lit up the be ~-, -
ment of his sir-re into it large toy di-p.rt-
merit in addition t l his regular business.
-—.-\ large assortment of Gent's Full
Dress Shirt-' in lilqur‘. colored, phiii and
embroidered: open front, for $1 25: sold
else-Where for $1.75. a' 51. S. Smith’s.
The civil mi of Burton vs. ‘i‘en 'lw
was argued before Judge Sl'llt'l‘k H t'flr-
day afternoon. The July;” recur .l fll-i
dQFClPlh ii.
“’ett-li roglit :wrvzt's s will b l, it iv -
night in tbc-‘Swru'alk Methodist (“211‘ ii.
to which ttir- p stur ! x'riids a cord: Al in
t'it. tin-ti It all
A MIDNIOfiT \' EDITOR.
Not Ilurglars thls Than hut limits-titling
, More lilsngrscabls.
Charles N. Smith was awakened treat
his slumbers Saturday night in a peculiar
and disagreeable manner. It was not
the noise of a burglar's jimmy or a racket
outside that told him that" something
was wrong. It was the quiet influence
of one of those small black and white
animals that resemble ncatmnd is so
utilikou pussy. in one respect all lcust.
All we mutt-d before. Mr. Smith was
awakened at midnight by a terrible odor
floating through his room. He at once
knew the rttennlng of it oil, but hardly
knew how to rid the busetticnt of the
disagreeable animal. He. didn't propose
to go downstairs and have is drawn bst-
tle with the pole out, be being too well
acquaiuujd With the “notin” of the creo-
ture. lie therefore stamped on the floor.
yelled and made other homes calculated
to frighten away the innocent little
thing. But it didn‘t go until it got
rutdy. And when flu-animal did go it
left behind it smell that will last it lung
time.
Mr. Smith says llt‘ would have lei. the
polecatstrtved down stairs until now
before going where it th'l.
The only damage done was several
hours loss of sleep to Mr. Smith.
Il-‘r )m the t'ii-t't-szd, (llllil. lander not! "l‘fd'll
lll-If‘lfl' l1. I-Zl‘t‘lillu
The [tenth of a “'ltlely-Kmimi Manufac-
turer—A Sketch of Ilia (”lint-utter and
“’orlt.
The death of Ho my ll. lith‘lll‘lL‘Cul'l’Hl
yesterday, after it short illness. The fol-
lowing fuctsurc furnished by R-v. Dr.
Lems Burtoti,afrirud of lllt‘lliCt‘nit‘tl
and lilalttl'illt’l’llllsit!“ hlr. Henry 11.
Elivell died early ‘ll'i-dm-sdny morning
at but litre residence, So. 375 Franklin
avenue, after only :t few iliiys' cnnliue~
mud to his house. And yet as be had
been in poor health for some few years.
his tlr‘a’llll was lllll. altogether unexpected
fiN‘I‘HB'I‘AINflIIN'I‘S.
“Beacon Light-"at illualr "all.
On Thursday evening the picturesque
pliiy. "Beacon Lights," will be presented
at Music llall. The Cincinnati Enquirer
says: “The regular season of the Grand
Opera House begins this afternoon, the
attraction being one of unusual strength
and popularity. DeWitt Young’s beau-
tiful iuclodrnttiatlc success. “Beacon
Lights," which, in the iitsttcr of tumult-
ful scenery and line tnrelisnical (Home,
nothing will be found lacking, and will
be mounted with all the seencrhscd in
the New York production. The scenery
dt‘tlt‘f'vt‘il recognition from an artistic
standpoint, being perfect representations
of the place and localities Wbt'l’elll the
action is] laid. The story is simple, but
romantic, and the action is spirited. Its
success depends, of course, greatly on
the excellence of the company. The ut.
most care has been exercised in its selec-
tion. The result has been that few
dramatic organizations i-ver presentsucb
ll capable list of members, prominent
among whom are Mr. Frank Evans,
Iris—or, Ralph Ilarman. Mi" Ida Clayton.
erlll Jennie Ward, Miss Gracie Emmil,
and the talented child actor. Little Louie.
Vertiit'nly a strong company.
.‘r the llpern lfotisc.
Qullifitlltl It Sou out» or mm d f: r Wed-
l'l’ll‘lll’llll‘ll ('ummlizin Julm Mick'iy who
I'ISBNNAL IIN‘IION.
Miss Winnie L. Burtson, of Brooklyn,
in visiting with Miss Lydn lloyt of the
borough.
Alisa Joanie Smith of the borough is
visiting relatives in Brooklyn.
George E. Pomeroy of Bridgeport is
visiting friends in the borough.
Sadie E. floutgotnery, of Boston, is
"‘7".le Mrs. William Lockwood on Elm
sir. ct, borough.
Professor J. ll. Curtis spent Sunday in
town.
.lnuic Newcomb of Nevrslk is visiting
fri rods in’ Orchard street.
l‘rsnk Hines, of New Canaan, is visit-
ing relatives in the borough.
Walter Daniela, of Stamford, was in
town yesterday.
Fred Stanley, who has been spending
the holidays with his parents, returned
to Williston Seminary this morning.
Capt. C. I. St. John is vlsitibg his
friends in this city.
a-rSedalrslttn cups «and fur gloves at
0ch Williams. Joseph Mitchell, J. lluy : (Itiitismck Bros.
silt. "i-nnnrs aim vans.
The fltory of Ills Going to Columbia
.Dlset-edltad.
«The New HsvenNews says: "A rum-
or to the effect that Edward J. Phelps,
_ y g minister to England had been (Jr-fed thi-
1" “in." Will“ “I ”W ”0"“ ”“1150 “i" ‘ prtN’ltlt‘lle tifColumtiia college has found
circulation in cullt'gt' circles. Mini-tor
u Ill appear in the n 't\' c ”11'le drums,
".\ anileh'iii" The play was written
flullltlfltl “0‘." Bending li-iue‘ Mn,
Mickny lllHlt strung output-y to Muir,
port lllttl and it large audience should“
git-it him on Wednesday night. Meet-ref
Quinturd & Sun are booking only first-l
(rifles comp mics and tin-y nliuuld be well l
mpportwl. The chart for tlw sale of;
seats in now Hpt'll at their stun- uptown;
itflzl :it l'liii~tml‘~. down (own, i
.
~(7-itiistut-k lit-ts. holiday In.» of ladies}
by himself and {until} rind imir friends.E
”r retained his lnculttw: lu lllt' l:t-t, and i
3:! u iii-voted husband. Lilllt‘l’ and ll’it'litl,
be in bid ltut't- been glad to have lived 3
a firm bi lief in tin-sacred Scriptures, and
an exclusive trust in lllr' merits of Christ '
prt-ttiitirnt lllflnulllt‘lllfi‘r fut runny years:
in his nutm- state of (,‘oinior-lictit,‘
where lie uni-i extensively
and highly l‘t‘spt'cliwl.
manage-r of [110 Whipple blill'ulvtl‘KUYIIItzi
Culturally, .m-l c illlll‘illl’ll in that punitu "i
llillll tln- dutrtictmn ‘nf the “irks by {
fire, after which [no cmnpruyrlrctdul}
't‘i; ire \vzt~t a wry "trgt' :nttr-ml'mc» at
the met-tinzofilin U..inii Hosp l 7- :n-
pt‘tltflfh’ R-Eutct .'\*§«Ci.t'l't.'i, yew-r»: ly '
ii a} :tftnr w
—T‘zie went to Le net: in Germanic
Hail tr; murr .av :ifzvrtm ; is not llt'i’l im-
:1— : ti':.- :iusgiicns of ($1.. "Y inn; .‘Ir"t‘:§
S 20:31 Club" of lb.- inr-iugli.
Watch meeting at the Advent Citrie
list-s church to-mgltt; .‘r'rt'iCe‘S to com
meiice at 8:30. All are-cariiially invited.
H. H. Tucker. pastor. ‘
Rev. C. E Harris preached :t powerful
sermon last evening at the First M. E.
church on lb;- value of tin.- i-oui.‘ Close
attention was given to his remarkv.
About all t"; uslirlt’ll people in Kur-
vrallt are going to Company C's bail in
the Athenztumr trmorrow evening. In
addition to _the ball the company will
give an exhibition drill.
——Gcld hmtiefiiisfit Coms-zoclt on...
George Van Tasevll, of Benedict Farm.
has sold his new house to Charles Gber-
moon and purchased a lot on the corner
of Cove street and 2nd avenue, where he
will build another one.
To-rnorrow morning the free delivery
system goes into effect in the borough.
The carriers' uniforms have not arrived
yet but are expected to—night. If they ar-
rive, one delivery will be made in the
morning.
—802 fora 51b. pail of piire lard. F.
Hayes market.
Two profitable services were held at
the Baptist church yesterday. Rev. B.
A. Delano preached two powerful ser-
mons, in which he exhorted his hearers
to more earnest work for the church and
humanity.
--.From January 2nd to March 15th,
Comatock Brothers’ store will close at 6
p. m., except Mondays and Saturdays.
Douglas Fowler Poet, G. A. R... will to-
stall their ofllcers one week from to-
night. The installation wi.1 be public.
The ofllcsrs of the W. B. C. will be‘ in-
stalled at the same time and place—in
the G. A. R. Hall.
-—Spinacb, Lettuce, Celery, at Hunt &
Zelnfl's. ‘
The funeral of the late Henry H.
Elwell was held yesterday afternoon.
Prayer was midst l Mo'clock at the resi-
dance of his daughter, lira. Chas. E.
Doty, and at 2 o'clock services were held
at the Congregational Church. Between
fifty and sixty members of Old Well
lodge, F. tA. It. attended in a body.
Rev. Allen Bullock read the Scriptures
and Rev. B. N. Dunning made appropri-
mrsmarks relative to the life of the
deosassd. naval. A. Biddle closed the
ssrvioswltbpraysr. Thomalns were
internals Union cemetery. The lla-
suulcbnrlalssrvloswssussd at the
‘Icmtttig liiiiiwli w-tlt i. - gtrinel up, under,
nut to rebuild. 5 Jill" lillli‘ :aftvr, a~50~i
l
“in firm ii-irne of l‘Il-rtli & Duly. :tiul in l
(“illiig ll:l~‘.r rttmitifuct try l.i‘.tl‘ {rm Vat-3
duct, a pm Stir-mus imam-u: mu: I’n!::till,~li~'
t—d, their specmlitie-s hung the production ‘
of all varieties of door knob-i. In View,
of his :upi-rior qualification and largo ‘
experience, Mr. El“.8i.‘." slvtttli is a toe:
to the citv, “liusc glory is its llliilllllztc-
b‘lfll‘§,itfitl will be d. pinred by a large Cl!"
cie of busini st acquaintances and friends
in the East and West. Ills intelligence
and affable and kindly nature vvuti for
him many friend-i in this City, especmlly
in St. Mark's parish, the church home of
himself, wife and family,in which be has
held silica as Vt‘btl'ymilll and treasurer,
and in whose present and future Work and
success be manifested a lively interest.
The rector, vestry and members of this
church, in view of his many virgues, bis
practical wisdom, his liberultty, good in-
flm nee, and promise of future helpful-
ness. kienly deplore hrs death; while in
his home, in view of all that be was no
husband, father and provider, it is affec-
tionately and painfully mourned its an
irreparable loss."
“’nnt Looking After.
On Friday afternoon last, between 4
and 5 o’clock, two young ladies from the
borough, while walking homeward t; om
this city, when just above the residence
of Mrs. Eben Hill, n gang of boys be-
tween the ages of twelve and fifteen
years, threw a volley of stones at them,
one of the stories striking one of the
young ladies on the back of the head, in-
flicting a severe wound from which she
is still suffering. The police should look
up these young rulflans and put an of
fcctual stop to such .ontrages. '
Fell Between Freight Curs-
Chnrlos Coon, of Bridgeport, employed
as brakeman on the Naugatuck road, no-
cidentally fell between two freight care
while crossing the trestle bridge below
the Derby station late» last night, receivo
ing severe internal injuries. He was
taken to the Bridgeport hospital,—-Meri-
den Republican.
To Keep Open House.
Tomorrow the Union Gospel Temper-
ance Reform Association will keep open
house at their roam on Main street. Re-
freshments will be served and those hav~
ing the muttr r in charge earnestly hope
that a large number will call upon them.
Trlnlty Clint-oh. , V
Tuesday, Jan. 1, Feast of the Circum-
cision of Christ. Celebration tit-7 rt.m.
Fell Front the Bridge.
Last night Hannah Lsnson fell from
the bridge on the N. Y., N. H. d: R. R.
near Brown a McCanua's hat shop. She
struck on the Dsnbury a Norwsilt R. R.
track, and was almost unconscious when
found. She was cared for by persons
who were passing by at the time. No
hours were broken, but the was badly
gran.
ail Spl‘t'lllls'n of a License-d Yonder. and:
. The women folks were badly frightened
u: geiits' gold and sth’rf‘ ll:l.:tl'til tttriiiri'l-l
l:L- i< 19w liwnl cvrr shown. 3 f
i
Ills sway of Duluth.t "nutrients. i
jun-put .il' of his wagon, ttliicli Wit“
tailed With English Walnuts. t'nter-’
of l‘:Htle-li training. The proprietor’
mkml him wimt lu- wnnted t i buy Willi .2
liu gin-d urn-s fur enmpl- s, at d explain-i
ll it :w ll“ givc tlirin out. lie snld lll'ttg
t.» imp: line p Ckr‘lrl full of the go at, and?
Lin ll.:':tl4 tn lll-l pockets. and wliru unyi
“:1" u ttflli ll rt sample hr- fllitilr’ a prrtcnw
Ml l.ililf't,{ it i-lt" rut of tin iuzid. when I!)
witty ll“t>l.*klil'lt‘“1illli‘ltl$l""£'ki'l. ll.-~
-' .i-l pwplw w”.- rilll‘ in buy. it 3:: nee-1U
in s in any that li~~ did in)! git the gx’md
nuts for samples.
-S:3kum1 nor-tut tvtutlr is it! Cum»:
“wk llms. '
Y. M. 1'. A.
The St W \If'lll"rl t-I‘lVlt't' n: the Y. .‘l.’
C. A. yr-st» rdgty prowl-d the .193: trier-ting;
in” a long turn. and mm largely attend-j
Hi. ‘
Titt- r-Jt‘x-pfiun by young im-n for young}
met? at the Y. M. C. A. t t-Illtll’l'tiw .it'ter- .
nuon and I'Vt llllig, prumiscs to be largely;
attended. Unr- lllOlle-illltl llit'ltlrll'ilts have:
been sen! out and t'\‘~, ry ymmg‘ man With.
or “'ltlinilf it prititz-d invitation will be.
just li;~' Welcome. The gymnasium will?
be open from 3 o'clock until it) p. m., e
and all who come may enjoy its privi-
leges, The evening programme will cun- .
stat of music by the orchestra with a;
class drill on the gymnasium apparatus. 3
The reel-p ion committee have spared no:
pains to make the day an enjoyable one:
to all who call.
—'1'he perfect fitting Cromwell shirt
beats them. all; laundried or unlanndried.
Comstock Bros.
“'ork of Mischievous Boys.
Saturday afternoon some small boys
who have not yet arrived at years of
discretion, kindled a bonfire in the haw
merit of Chief Vollmcr’s house on Day
street. They u<ed a pile of paper and
Jmp grass. The latter caused consider-
able emoke and in u very short time the
cellar and house was filled to suffocation.
but some men near by put out the fire
and the smoke was soon cleared away.
in a closet close by was a can containing
kerosene oil and bed the flames reached
it the result would probably have been
serious. It' is unnecessary to state that
the boys received such it flogging that
it will be some time before they will
amuse themselves with bonfires.—
—A better full dress open back and
front shirt for $1.00 at Coinstock Bros.
than is retailed in any other store for
$1.25. .
DIBbEBGCOmOI Excited.
Danbury has never had a sleeping our
train until recently, and the Press of
that place booms it up with a “big head"
in great style. It say: “over a dozen
people” turned out to see the first train
and think its grand thing for a Dan.
buryisn to be able to “take off his coat
in Danbury, remove his vest at the fair
grounds, pull off his breaches in Mill
Plain and draw his shirt over his head
'in Brewster! How wonderful! How
gmd!" . , ‘
-Remcinber our stock of Gent’s Col-
lars and Cuffs, warranted every thread
i can college,
Linen. not cotton, perfect fitting. Col-
mm.
lets it esch,cuffs la perpairJf. B. Smith.
l’help’s ponitton its professor in the Yale
A,
How school has been kept open for
for Mr. .‘llii‘kziy by li"iiii.’tl’tl Graven.
him since he accepted the foriegn min-
istry. l1.~ is still catalogued as a pm-
feesor. Inquiry among the memberr- of
the Yale faculty Tbumlay failed to dis
close any foundation for the rumor.
Some of the prufmtsriis in the law school
had heard the tumor, and it wasthe sub-
jv‘ctnl a little informal discussionnt a
rucwting of tin» faculty before the we:
ti-in. One of them thud yesterday thcttf
President l’nclpe had accepted the prnsi-
lll'riCy of Columbia he would undubte-lly
have handed in his rwigua'iun, and so
for its he knew it had not been I'c’ct'llv'l'fl
as yet."
longer. but was calm lll vii-iv of the zip. F A frtv duy’sngiin licensed vrndwrdrr'ivoil —-Patent Wiri- buoklv erupt-rider's Wit
parrntly Inevualilp, giving urn-lance to , up to a fruit store in the borough and ; ranted for two years at fI-inintnclr Bn .6.
urchin Wl‘l'll rit. Ml'ri.
for future happiness. Mr. l'llu‘rll was a l'l‘t‘ll lll!‘ ”WW and milled {Or I?" ptlllllil!) i The upper Part of the State In "vermin
With Them.
The northern m‘f‘tltlflof the state, In
known , nuts for when be bad fl wagon loud, and l ”I" Vicmll)’ “l “.lnfiud- '3 ’nllfll‘d “"l'
ilc n mnvwl ‘ tli-- \‘t-nder told confidentially til it those l “mull-‘- . The" "’l’ "W farmers “3'"Xh'dl‘
to Cli’l't'ltilul livi- yous ago and in c, sfllt- In the “violin wrin- static, tsl tl li-- wanted ‘ 1”“ commit all "WNW" "l d"W'“”“""-‘-
’l'lr y are Ilt“Cflbt'fl as it York -t .tr» turn
my, who Wander only in the few L'mv
iinttu'tit vtllugws that drill the (7 mm eti-
Ctit Western railroad. Many of it. Ill
3 lu.vr sci-u latte-r tiny, and unufd router
=3! «run that: saw mu' cut «if Wit-id.
lino hitch of these fellow» neatly
qr. lllr‘h'tl fit the Winston] town ball. in
clinics] ll steritigrttpiirr, a professor of llrfi"
man, it graduate of a prominent Arm-ri-
and several others ubn
rlct‘iiit'il t v rcj new in such titles its TU'X‘III
Ruin-r, Imi- Byrd ‘harlie, Bandy Lg
g-il Sum, None Such. \‘v’oicott L'ly,
Stung lhlt Pits and Little Willi», the
littirr six fact two incitement tipping
thi- l-cam at two hundred and trinity-
tignt pwtimls.
(Trotut ‘- Knapp's flats.
With the increase of years the energy
and vitality of this well known firm
seem to keep pace and the style and mic
or: (thriller) by them for the coming ems
on Certainly equal, if they do not excel,
anything they have heretofore produced.
Timmy new blocks have been added,
among them the Alta. Which is the very
lair-at. it is of the bullet shape, which
is rr'f'ngtitzcd as the coming but for s
nubbv trudeJhut the brim and coil give
the Mist its most prominent feature.
Three cannot be described, but it is safe
to prophesy that the bat will create a
sensation and be widely sought after.
Other blocks are the \'ssco,'Rouen and
Royal, all of which represent in the
highest degree the innate taste and bean.
ty that have always been characteristic
of Crofut kKoupp'e productions. Some
very handsome new effects in browns
and light colors are shown, which can-
not fail to touch the right spot when the
tiuie comes—Hatter and Furrior.
fi’uro'HOnie-rcndered 1.33.32 cents
a pound, at F. Hayes’. .
i.
ltarnnm'a Latest Purchase. ‘
1’. T. Barnum has recently .. purchased
for $1,000 a caribou which he will keep
during the winter in a building having
the same temperature as the air outside,
in hopes that it will become sufliciently
acclimated to survive the warm weather.
Mr. Barnum says he has made his will,
providing for the continuation of his
show which be will continue active con-
nection with until death.
—0wing to the great rush for our 5c
collars and 9c cuffs we had to duplicate
our first order 3 days after receiving
them. Comstock Bros.
Conforms-t Cattl- normal-bed;
Lyman 8. Catlin, senatorvelect from
the 13th district, has had notice of con-
Wlfl’ 1'“! ”II II ["1th FUCHS”.
.. . . .......... .
Enormous irate for the Ila-bury sad
Novwalk Branch.
The principal reason why wprk “the.
log bed on the connectingllln in
Baum ls bscsuss tbs Housstuulu rall-
rosd's three "lions" for transporting
freight cars from Wilson Point to New
York are rapidly nearing completion and
will be tasking regular trips within a
few weeks. They will have three tracks
each, with scspacity of thirty loaded
cars and will be equipped with powerful
engines and propelling machinery. thus
being independent of tug boats and cap-
able of making the trip in any kind of
weather.
The road is also having built two addi-
tional large “mogul" freight engines to
facilitate the handling of its increasing
freight trslllc. And besides these there
will beready in the early spring two
new heavy locomotives equipped with
all the modern and improved appliances
for speed and safety, including furnaces
for burning bard coal, being the first
hard coal engines to la: put in use on
this road. These locomotives will be
used on the limited express trains in the
summer, running through between New
York and Pitt-field, which next-emu
will be run over the Danbury and Nor-
wslk division instead of via Bridgeport,
There is going to be an enormous traf
fic, both in freight and passengers, over
the Danbury and Nnrwallt division next
vasomand with additional train» and
steamers and transfer twist», Wilson
l’otnt will see lots of hustle and confu-
siuri.—lhmbury News.
~li’c pt-r gmund. Fresh Pork and San
age, I". llaym’ market.
-—With regard to the celebrated Dani's
Kid Gloves, we have been advertising.
we still sell at the old figures, “.75,
being the best in town, not excepting
thow sold else» here for :32 50.11.. . Smith.
tinnifiii’ihum. rotary...
A scholar's commutation ticket for
"in? months on the railroad from ant'
station twitter-n Smith Surwalk rind
Stamford will be given all enteriogWI'he
Merrill l’honographic Academy,” Stain
lord, Conic. Jan. ‘2, '89. for a atom: of
study in the day school; half the amount
of commutation to all entering the even-
ing school. The» mt rare opportunity
for those desirous of learning a valuable
profession. Seats. which are limtml.
any h.- eccured by mail during the holi’
day vacation.
The ”allot Reform out.
It is now prupwei that lltr' ballot re-
furm bill to be Iulmslttsnl to the grit-vial
sis-~mhly rimll be refrrrml toanpccial
cumttiitirr'. The jilfllcml" crrrnfnlflrw
will b.- nveranrkad m 6 Cannot pow-my
draw impartial. a trrzsttwl jistir: . The
hearing will be v-ximodtvv- ari'l rvqoirr'
p ms of several days. There will be
int-ch matter to be weighed and the com
mittee investigating the subject ought
not to be hurried or dulmct. d by other
important matters. The promoters of
the bill will urge immediate wit-riders.
lion and firm! tar-rim. at this sermon.
” ' ”ignite-r; “Jill-'4.
Frances!» wanted at Muir: Rom, Drum.
Firm work and good use». oft: tit
0L... 1’0 Invest.
[til-HT with Slifllrwh, would like to first of
mine pa mg barium Understands W
keeping, At cm ' A K ." EM. 313.
«3: amihXorwsik.
Dog m.
LIVER ('0me Pointer you about 7min!
old. answering to the name of "Tn-t." A
editable reward mil be paid for information" to
his whereabouts, Address but: his, Sleuth Sputnik.
d :9. 2:
A
Lt”? Mim'pupfls on the piano. at their
homes. Tc!” . v
mes l 1.1!.
hr M tut. Snkui‘k. Cm.
Removal.
T113 New York Ten Cu hits rented the building
. now «contort by J 1'. Prowler, a: flair: rue ,
when tiny wittmahmst the drst of April with
so unusual sac stock or groceries. was
Clerk Wanted.
in: bat ' i: mom Salary
Qrcmum... Mull-incur?
, .tty.
' l'rwtsa.
133 llsraasa Oranges. M, choice Halls:
Grupeanda’lttudsofl’ swam
nonnatfi‘ibogm press drum Wyn.
. MWHIO.MII1¢ '1.
PormcriyonWatetStrcer. . ”dilate:
George It. lladerlillt
mam...“ W. my;
strain-sauna. ,navisii
Portraits ,
IN othpactcl and fill, lack and was:
nocoo Its-ford.
. Art work
THOMAS Wm.
rm tr
Punished 3.4- 1. net.
Ammmrmus’ostalda ‘., to use
ortwolsdla. Attic-boa“.
test served upon him by William B. “an
Ht bbell, his opponent at the polls. The
notice alleges that “a large number of
votes” were, by mistake, credited to Ir.
Catlin by the counters in Westport.
Mr. Catlin and his friends do not appear
to be greatly disturbed by the notice and
they say they are not only willing but
anxious that the alleged "mistake in
Westport should be investigated.—
Brldgeport Post.
“W shirtsal Coni-
stock Bros.
llcrselucr.
BINfll'fl'Jlss mail curbs. will call for. and
f deliver targets “iflmll‘mitgl poop“ [infill]:
anarchist-ac , at t In t i ‘
statsat burgh. and “south Npgaik l'ostofllocs.
l’ru- usrsu . .
d3“?- twat: ‘ AJlINNm.
oysters. .
Olldsslriu oystsrv ensued fresh daily can
of it: 001%th
Slim“ Pootofltsyuioud m.
Second Ila-it Furniture.
'ICONDJMHD furniture, silver. and cumin.
8 that grunts at treat bunlnis. Ben them be-
forclgnlpurcbw. WI. I’lelllllgao d
' w J'l 3 s
ulvtdentt Notice.
South Norwulk tiarlugs Itauh.
Dec. 23th 158.
A’t‘a meetingof the managers held this date a
dividend to detain" was declared at the
ratcofl wisest per annum. for the Ill months
ending January 1. tab. parable on and utter Janu-
”1,1mlllfleflnotd'fln‘flll be {lighted to
semen new «in smart, .
use.“ Joli! It KKAPP.Trea-.t
Tl-IE
Bargain Store.
.._- -99“..—
W‘Xotwithslundinz the
advertised sale of Dry
floods at cod llllfl it’ll! tliuii
cost. we will sell good
goods for less money than
any store in town.
... no»
3 EEC 1.8L
THIS WEEK!
-,...., - “9.... __.._.
LADIES’ .
lllllilillll.
ALL LINEN,
9c. Each,
3 for 25¢.
BANKS & SNYDER.
141M
New Yeats-m Hausa”
BAL L " ‘
BY 1‘3!
but [it'll litiil Gill '
AI GIBIANIA I‘ll-L.
New Year’s Afternoon,
oiuso station A'l‘ w.
Haste by Heine’s orchestra.
unite? alumnus. Prom.
Tickets,
die. it Admitting (tent and nut-s.
MUSIC HALL.-- .i
60 Cents,“
South Nonwntk. “L ~
01!! NIGHT 051.1,
Thursday, Jan. 8d.
Vim entrances in this city.
The only production of its kind in Am!
A Tremendous tines“
The beautiful i ictoreique play,
Beacon lights.“ '
Magnificent Tropical Scenes.
Elaborate .l ppointmonfs.
ltmrml mt pale now opts at noyt'ii and Greg.
ory'r Drug Store.
Mr. John Mackay,
1hr; favorize custodian. who is so well and
ably remembered as the D's! in “Pop,“ t. ell
swim at the
Dim Hunts, Wei. li’itlatl
In the new mmcdytdratua,
“A Noble Son.”
This pity has been eepzcislly written for Mr.
.‘lsrlay Lemma (inner. author of that
mmr'u currently. "(rut Boarding Home." and
tuniytrfbef pieces that lure was lame. lr his
intrautr‘rn! he he said to have sugared all his
. ttxer wnrsr Tim-sis nobles in it t pare come-
dy withamzlcinit mingling ofntlms tosfl'udm'
“LIN. in If: tighter portions, and show the wide
tangent )lr. )faekays alerts I! Sol. Berlin”.
under who.» directmn Ilr. Slackers tour is
has vfl'l'lffll a vabiy strum
company wb
in End s llcurietts Crue Jellnuore llcrtrtcft,
Paul m: )fsrahsin mite Dc d, leafs (farm,
Gertu Wood nitrite sleuth: r c It.
m
not ob! Browne. Sedey Brows... ill Rim-g. J.
- trailers” W. units/rm, Julian I“: no
hostile» tower. “
,l’.tlt Ba, 35. 50. and 75 Cents.
(him now open at Q'llfllflfll'fi drug wire. Sor
walk. and [animal's Moth Sorwsik.
hovel-lea.
) l’fzttlvtlt rmml mom with raise at for 8
t‘l'ftf‘ “wing, roaming and business will
“Theivmevfpvmthle price) All the latest “at
that“! to rent» a a y at BESEDICT'S news It
1);ka its: I' Sorwalk It? 1w ,,
-m
lists-swam] Lot For Sate.
V'Aslsx'l’ “‘1. Bot Sorwslk. not some
”custom-Is. Prices“ Fugue-futile?
that name}! can mania on Dr , .
mWLDn,
. TAT
incarnate and Bell to ate a sure Washington It.
rm if 3 South Korean. ’
House and but For Sale. “J...
Sm's'rso m in. in, ms mm tbclty "
lahsrkcmo iiotel Block. ' “wig? ‘h‘frw-Wm",'°££ 3m“ 3':
iiil’iifi‘bb'dm @123.“ m
099. patina. ' mo. wisp-gm lit. an at
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Mabackemo Hotel Block.
lain Streeh
South Norwslk, (luau, if
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