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it‘, i ”Adrift. with: ‘93. fl: owl thin-*hflmM/ktlvl
NilMBEIt ililil.
l:l.i(f"fl nttiu I'm-t ”hire at South Ionian Iv liar
and (You Inllu.
”dilute lmmtim for doing fish-ca» work It Low
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H M grim NORWALK. CONN., THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, 1889.
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moi- LEMLQMEIIQHJB
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with TWO CENTS.
fill} EVENING SICNTINEL
Ill l!AllaH()AD l’lIACl‘J.
Sili‘l'll \‘tlllWALK.
l! 5 M A l N HTII l‘lld’l‘n
NORWALK.
FIRE ALARM 1!le BS.
‘3. N v.91. If A fill. it depot; krt‘ It At!
rum lixpnw unit c ill “1 pm. Ind hot. .4.
4, [my Mum. corner of Tories film-t; L. y at ~
Day timer and at: funnier.
0. Currier of Sam and tuition! firm-Iii; try I!
lit. Ikuovau‘l house and J. t'. \t‘mm - lat
tor .
So. It. who... llmr! «hm-l; k. y I: who": lm'I-c
Ind remdcnce of “Ilium ll Muirlz.
I3, (‘onwrd vim-i, I‘QWHYV m hum; key at Mrs!
Paul“: “Fltltlit‘l‘. . 0 lil Vatican! extort, I'tllli
Nu
No
Nip.
No
Iii fut‘turien
No. If. Maw pzra-ei corner of Am mitt; key fit
Wurlf‘r minim Ind [Li fnf‘tur‘t"
:5, Huh din‘t‘l curui-rof lLiyv». iv ul‘t'lllu; key
It A. lhcktnnim'a rmdeiltc.
lmutt'aua.
tltlt‘ ltruhr at 1:! o‘clock mm: for erl.tili'tl 'f‘.mt~.
Twortroltesuf the bell tthiiil I: aginthr the Ir
ouL
Three strokes of ice hell ”but I l l) .~',:i.:f'.eI the
city water?! to he turned oil.
inlrut'crront To In HIIIJIYJltl.
I'p-ci poi-Ml" information of I fire in your innue-
‘ diuleni-zgldwrhmd unlock flu-luv: dnur; pull llm
book all the way down once only. It‘d Ir: the hunk
m; ohut up the box Ind donut own or innit. the"
bulk IcIiu until the next the ill your noghtmrtuml.
Do not Attempt to rent-we the key from the door.
The Chief Bummer ml; nee lefii ta mound to in
proper place. nAMi BI. Mrili in An.
» ('lllcl Engmnr.
llnluturc Almanac for To-‘Iorrnw.
Hightidci Lowlitle bun time i Hillier”
7 ‘2-‘l i lilfilil 7.1.“ i «I ll-
Weather Bulletin.
('lcur and much colder: hiin wmtirly
WIIltlt'. diminishing in forccdurmg the,
night.
I l’ulentinethrtle. A. t). K. kl. (7.. will: The funeral of the littlel II". II. F.
int-Ll" t Ilium-i to marrow evening. lift-win will beheld to marrow.
)Im Jim Smith, uf lluyt street, in, The bill train from thir city was de-
imtlenug St'Vl‘I'ily with u felonmi hi'r‘lliucd in Sanford: yesterdIy by amine
“Hg, ,_ itrouble with the air brakes.
it. i. II. A. ll lino it ill mutlu *tthe nun "‘I-“fllllrf coats 5.0"“ ('omslmk llrus.
. , . l
mu wfnl‘.‘ oi the t .ingregnlional church ; The Mum“ for the Ulil Folio? concert
li'” “Wind 4 will meet for rehearsal on Monday even-
wi gri-lfl sale of Hosiery and )lu'linery l mg ml“ at ‘ :I" oclock at the X ‘ M' L’A‘
‘“ ”‘ Km“ ”t "‘35 “"‘l'l‘ ”ll."- E The link connecting the llutrnallmit‘
lirranch and the I). ik N. branch was
A pleamnt whirl party was held at the: '
. - com litul esterda and an en run run
l'l‘nliltlflf't' of Mrs. Theodore Smith, un’ P y y g
: over flli- new line.
rump blft‘i‘l, lllbl evening. ; '
. g -lierrt'e Flannel (lullide Shirts. We
The “rangers of this etate lll't' in cori- , will I fI~-r the balince of our clock at
vention tit Meriden. Then-are 70 gru-igeu; very clove rates for clearing riot-k for the
in the state, m of uhicb are It’pfflil riled. looming week at )l. S. Smith‘s.
-—Full dfl'rvtf blllft studs and cuff bob.: “9"“ "“"iW‘i "3‘ 7“ '“ll‘h‘l'” "8“”
...", nt timiutock llrm. {of a weak epinc. He gave in to I life in-
« iruraricc'rnuvi rrcerilly rafter lent than live
All 54' ms of \ eterlns in Nun-4.1;; and mint-lt'r' my
South Norwulk ore invited to Mfr-ml the,
inetnllation of the t f‘lit‘rrr cf ”rf‘. H. S
Ferry (faint. ti rizormw . inning.
will: hr 3 «'r in, pull of pure lard. I".
. llaym market.
llavmg iii-cured 2,023 rubrcribers and I
guarantee to make the number 3,000, the
C'rflfitt‘llt‘lll Home, the elite prohibition
pal i", will be continued.
m1? ' in r found, 1- N'Ph Park and Stun
MP. F. ii iy «t‘ market.
Mrs. Mary Modes of Franklin avenue _
has Lecircd $50” from the fin: .wldtl ‘l"ull drew reckwear It (Somali-ck
I. ulgi', Son4 of Herman. of who it her: llrmi,
lludmnd WMamt‘flllW' xiii“! {filth (I. 3th. ;‘ (’gnnpcucut ”enginn': Incn‘mw’ 7&“39
“ 'C Brown, Waterbury; ('har. Clockner,
2Jl'erlporl: r‘ddiflrn I". Thompcon,
gColurnbia; Anthony t‘ltto, Seymour;
--.i\ gun-l it'll, glthP '0? *1 l'"
stuck llrmi
' . l'qfll'
Home of the mokrra cmplv i 9d at.
THE LOCAL NE “S. llmwn & )li‘Czinua'a factory are '
‘ _ _ strike. today. They want :5 t‘r“ 'wi for;
ULI Well Lodge, l". fit A. M . Will Work ' lizirtd work winn- tlu-y are how y .ltingl
Ilic lir:t degree than evening. Tel ("‘f‘ib'. 9
—llrate the world. Fir-'t chi: - dinner;
v' ”It”;~
Stephen ll. Wilcox. South 'ScrwIlk.
Incl; at the balance of r ur Flannel
lllanktti Ind ('tlmlfln-Illif‘fl, which will
he 5. fr! rcgardlm of cool, to close out
stock,“ a specially for the coming week.
3!. S Smith.
W. ll. Szymour, advertises in this. is»
sue a great blue ticket unlit.
—l’vuy your stationery at I’lziistmi‘b.
Special service‘urure- being llt'ltl in the‘
East Ave. if. E. church this wait.
.i reward of -$l,000-iur.flcml m mt
capture of the Danbury fire bugs.
...“... “
r-l’asti-I l’ortruits, Thomas linilurun.
Norwalk.
Thcquarti-rly convention of the l. U.
(l. 'I‘ for this district will beheld in this
city in February.
~Small Fresh llama for roasting, l3:
centr ll pound at i‘. flare-3'.
The Bridgeport court of Common
council has ordered that conductor.a
must be provided for all horse cars.
—Read Kreigcr's advertisement.
lIeury llawen was arrested for vag’
raucy this morning by Chief Vollmer.
He was taken to Bridgeport jail. 1
--I’ure rock candy iyrup only 20 cents
quart at W. II. Seymour's, 9;! Washing- ,
ton 5L. llavilund's block. ‘
l
Sorwalk has a prodigy in Master Fred-i
erick Mead, who shows astonishing dr:.- .
matic talcut.-—Bridgeport Standard.
—Light and heavy rubber mittu at
Comatock Bros.
Company D will hold company court
martial tomorrow evening. Members ,
who are Ilnent from it will be finedtlbo.
—Don’t forget the great clearing and
closing out sale. See adv. M. S, Smith. ‘
i
The new house for Volunteer llosc Co. ;
on Railroad street is enclosed, and when ;
completed will make fine quarters. The;
building is two stories high.
—l’urc [lame-rendered Lard, 1‘2 cents
a pound, at I". Hayee'.
i
i
‘At the meeting of Butler Lodge, 1. O. '
O. F., last evening, Stanton Selleck rc-l
signed the office of Vice Grand and John?
H. Light was ruutallcd in his place. A?
report was read which showed I gain of "
“76 during the past six months. '
l
~Hosiery saleivat-lifei‘ger's, the; week. 3
The Union meetings which are hlegi
held in the borwalk Congregational and l
Baptist churches this week are being»
well attended and are Iver y interesting;
Rev. Mr. Anderson will lead in the Bap—
tirt church tonight.
-A fast biaEi'iIJsZ’ior 25¢ of mm—
Itcck Bros.
E. F. Dickermxn has bought out Lewis
Price's interact in the market at Nui‘xfl
Main street, and hereafter the firm will
be known II Skull & Dickerman. They
will keep on hand acompletc stock of
meats and fish and would be pleased to
have you give them I call. ‘
-llc per pound, Extra Sugar Cured
Esme. F. HIyeI' market. '
The railroad commissioners have de—
cided upon their report on the petition
of the Consolidntéd Ind the llousatonic
rocdvfor their capitalmfick, but have
not yet signed it or made it public. It
is favorable to the petition but contains
recommendations which it isaaid place
the m in n favorable light with the
gem-n! public. The annual railroad re-
i’ficts at l')llii.'d rertaurant, blziit. trat-t. “ ~ -- 9' '1
. Tutwlny was the numverrary of the
Thu-e who on} iy dancing :«homl lit-l battleof Xewllrlennrmhen Old Hickory,
member the ball to llr'glVefI by Elaine's,” Andrew Jar-hum um] to hp called.
hand :it flertnunia ”all on Hominy (ven'i gang the ”rigid. (rum-ml l’ackenham I
iw. Th '3' (Klimt! l RlW ”it‘ll MEN” 3‘ : round thrashing and closed the war of
lllc‘nfi’lfll. ilnu'. , lat“! in a blar- of glory. It made llld
-llr~ium:ikinv,g promptly attended to? "Wk”! ”9“]va
:it It ch d’ L‘unlieli's. . ‘ ~l’ull arm shim In plain and fancy
_ , , ‘ frontsi at Commock flu».
The ‘1 ”3th annivenary of thy- Laura-ct»:
cut constitution will be Celebrated Jun. 5 We Umlmry New: 333": The New
2: :it llurtfivrd. The Connecticut throne, England Railway company are perfect-
eul society will have charge of fltr‘ tvr'r'm- ; int: arrangemenla to run a night exprens
stun. . i train between New York and Button.
_ ' . , l leaving each city at II p. In. and reach-
“ Into. a reporter was in the turtle: ing their declination “ 5 n. "L The
i Ilice this morning, a lady come in fol route will be via New York and North-
thy lwr subscription. She laid ~lw- had i Pm road to Ilrewtrfcr, through UAnbury,
b ion .1 billltiCl'IbL’l’ to the G lzckt” fur rifty ’ Waterbury, Hartford and thence m
norm ctrtirc years. ’ lkmton.
port will be unusually complete this year
expeciIlly in that part of it containing?"
——tirc:r'. reduction in priccaof winitert
clothing at (lrnistock Bron.
The I} istun Store. will commence their,
"R d Letter" Sfllh‘ Tuevnl'iy. Thuotore;
wtll close pt 6 o'clock p. m. on Toewlay, ‘-
Wu duenluy zinl Friday, sun as to givel
their (‘Zm'litl a r- it three evening a m-ck.§
Supt I’latt azysi the Wilmington exv?
preav on the New England road is a pro-f
nouncwl success and that there are one,» '
third more people riding on it mw than}
by theold route over the (Youeivlirlatedi
road. ‘ ’
—(ireat rtduction in the price of wild
erwear at Comatock Brae.
I. ill, Yeager's lecture on Jauntingc in
the But, will ll!’ yivpn or the fourth of
the Y. M. t}. A. course on Wednesday, ,
Jan. 16th. It is avivid pictureof unllczv
giog interest from beginning to end.
Everybody should hear him. ‘
~Cardigan Jackets in every grade, In
aspecialty for closing for the coming
wick, at M. S. Smith's.
Dr. Thomas Brian Gunning, the WI“
known dentist V, New York city, died
at hi4 residence! a Blew Brighton, L. L,
on Tuesday, aged ‘ltl years. He war on
father of Thomas flunnrrig the oienlific
farmer of Willa ', who left town awhile
ago.
eep up with the film;
‘5 etc at Collins restate
——er.d to
first-class meals
rant.
A large born I: cated in the Compo div-
tricr, Westport, owned and occupied by
Capt. Charles Allen, a wealthy retired .
mariner, was burned Tuesday by an iuv .
ceudiary fire, together with a large stock ‘
of hay, grain Ind farming utensils. [can
about $2,500: partially inertial—Waiter:
bury American.
—Blue ticketsale It Collirro' reotaurnut.
A report comes that White Caps have
shown their hands in Bridgeport, Comm, '
and warned prominent club men in that
city to spend their evening; at home
once in awhile. The Connecticut brand
of White Caps is very bunnies! but
seems to beextremely impudeut.
One of the great advantages of the
block system in use on the Sew York,
New Haven and Hartford road, iii the
Inability of In operator to clear his rig.
all while I train is in the block. The ‘
operator wishing a clearance can get it ‘
only when he is unlocked from the next
tower, and then not before the train in
the block has passed out.
thccommcntc. 1; will probably be in-; This morning at 10:30 o'clock Franck
and this week. The commission basin Jennings and ills: Ella Nowell were
bcgninvitcd bytbe Inter-lute comma-i married It the home of the bride on
Ilop to give in viewI .- to the Idviaabil- ; Cl-r street Rev. C. 3- Bari: palm
fly. of I generIl conference of cute nit-j;ed lb? “WE‘WL' Th?! took the “:45
d commluiourrnln Washington. It”mn ’0‘ 59" 1013 Ind lbw Ifteruoou
rapondrd (“mum Ltbey will unit for Norfolk, VA, via Old
......“ : Dominion Steamship line. Kr. Ind In.
-—~We vaeplIced the balance of our Jennings will visit Southern pin... 3,
stock of IIdlcr’, Hamil, lflrIeI' Ind‘c., before returning home, 11,. mg,
’I Wool Hocicryouulc rchrd- molly wIa witnessed by I number of
of cut, to rake room for apring friends Ind relativrv. Arumptuonrcol-
~l’cmrm wishing Flannel Underwear
in (imtc‘, Lilli: ti', Miami and Children'e.
can find a large display at. greatly reduc-
ed rater, ad a specialty for the coming
wei-lr, at ll. 5. Smith'r.
I'EIKM’SA L IESTIOS.
Ella blrprgan. of the borough, ia vigil-
ing friends in Jersey City.
Helen Taylor, of the borough, in visit-
ing friends in Brooklyn.
Miser Ella Betta of Stamford, is visit-
ing relatives on Chestnut St., borough.
Lillian M. “feed, of Daubury, ia visit.
lag film Ella Daria, of the borough.
Annie Tierney, of the borough, in
mending I few days with relatives in
Bridge”.
Alexander Olmemd. of Troy, 5. Y., in
rioting relatives on llarriet Ilree t, bor-
burgh.
“attic Weed, of Waterbury, ir visiting
Mini karmic Cables, of the borough.
Mien \‘Iuilcrboef, of New. York, in
visiting at Capt. Coach's, Illgh street.
Geo. Baldwin of Seymour is vieitirg
in “iii city.
"any Clamps of Seymour is visiting
with hi1 uncle in this city.
Hamlet Church, Smalk.
lflllftflrtfling and largely attended cran-
geliutlic meetings are now being held
each evening, commencing at 7.45
o'clock. Every meeting open: with I
good spirited mice of mug. The m
ligiouv interns: is constantly growing
deeperaud broader. The meetings In
for the benefit of III who will take time
warmer than. The invitation is to
J“Whouocver will.”
m rig-1T}: sham
A hard fought prize figbtlook place in
gStnmford yesterday between John Clark
and Joe Fox.
‘ fought and the light was declared in far—
chenm roundv were
crof Flux. Only I few Iporra witnessed
the control.
weary rm Association.
The Connecticut Weekly PrcII Innocic-
tion will hold its first annual inceting in
Hartford January 21. E. S. Elaof the
Mmbeatcr‘ficturdny Herald, will read
auceIIy on "lb: Gruntry Editor Ind
.355 Pro," Ind L. 0. William of the
lPutuIm Patriot will read one on “A
Fair Profit on Job Printing, Doe: the
Country Ofiice Make It.” .
Wf‘umawignay. .
The Bill Whlst (Hub met with Ilia-
“. J. Couch lartevcniug. Between fifty
and Iixfy were prcwrut Ind drive whist
wII enjoyed untilII latc hour. Then
wcrcfourlccntnblc'l Iudtbc carrier! for
the booby prim wIImcrc fiercely fought
than wIIllm bottle for tho firrt price.
MSG. Palmer won the first prize,
in playing off I tic with Babel: flcQu-
bIc. J. Irving Dibble dcmonatratcd tht
‘becouldwiu I price even If It Inc I
. Begins many remain to '0‘
count for hlr plIing, the principal one
beingbe dldn‘bbold the right kind of
«rib. Refrabmcuu were revved Ind
Ibo glimmer! when thctlmcIrrIv.
Id to no borne. Tho pIrtwaII plan-Int
' ck, II. B. Smith. lIllon wIIIemd.
till“;
mdslm
thorn The Hartford Cont-Int.)
'l‘llll WESTPOBT VOTE.
murmurs "or rut-ourarton~
nor-mun runnn 1'0 rwrw A
cum on.
Queer l'uIltlon of tho llnllot liar.
The claim was made, Iomo time after
election, that in Westport the countcn
marked twenty-three democratic ticket-
"republican" and that. they passed that
way. mnking a variation of forty~aix in
favor of Congrecumau Miler, whose plu-
rality was found not to exceed twenty-
six. This would, if true, chIngo the re-
rtult sons to elect Mr. Seymour, demo-
crat, to cougrcu.
later came the utatement that the little
pile had thirty~eight votes. That would
make I change of seventy-nix, and lint
would carry in not only Seymour to con-
greu, but also Mr. lIubbelI to the rule
senile, defeating lllr. Catlin, who wIs
elected by lifty~one. This revised and
enlarged (wt-0nd) edition of the claim
would kill two nude, and would give not
only congress, but the legislature of Con-
nectimtu chance to investigate. Bulb
republicans elected, congressman Ind
senator, have been notified of an intern
tion to contest their elections.
The figures, Ilrcudy once given in the
(burnt. of the voice in the two boxed.
are I demonstration that, if any error
was made in the original count, it was
in favor of the democrutzr, not against
them. There were two boxes. One is not
in dispute It all. That mounted the legis-
lative rcprciicntafivc ballots. The one
where there is alleged error had the other
ballots. In the undisputed count the re-
publican candidate find 2?. voter more
than when- it is claimed tliero wbre
counted 70 too many! It in Iguiuat logic
that there cv. "id be a dilTerencc of the
size that would imlicrttn. Here are the
ballflle:
ltep. Deni, SCI? , Total.
tom—m. .. ' mi 475 ” Ifl 7'49"
(origins . ..... 'lJI 4 '3 1! 7'0
Governor ..... .. .214; lZ'J l I 7:8
curator .. till 4er 1.1 no
llqresmmtire. ....3: MI 787
llut that is only one proof. It is said
now that the ballot box in “dispute" vrII
carried, after the count, to tho town
clerk‘s office and left on the liror all
night unsealed. And, after that, that it
fay for weeks. still unsealed, in I room
where it could be reached easily nighta
or Sundays either by the doorway r by
climbing in through a trannom. Thin
stateurcnt It! sustained by uflidIvit, It is
no reflection whatever upon the «ML
dates themselveii to say that there In
plenty of party workerv, who would not
be above tampering with a ballot box
under such tempting circumstances, es-
pecially in view of the importance party
wire of the result. Them lay the box
and the opportunity.
The question now in whether the were
cut condition of the box is arty guide to
what it was Suvemirer 6th. The repres-
entative vote shows the republican
strength. That has not been tampered
with. It exceeds the alleged republican
vote. and is stronger evidence than a box
which has been exposed to all sorts of
“accidents" for wee-kl.
Itsrorns or Pr‘rnlAs.
Twenty-fifth Annlvcmry—l'nrndc, Enter-
. tut-merit Ind) ”magnet.
The twenty-fifth anniversary of the
founding of the order of the Knights of
I’ythiaa will occur February 19 and will
be observed throughout the country.
The local celebration, however, will
not take place until the following day
owing to the fact that the grand lodge
will meet in Hartford on the annivero
nary dIy. An additional reason for the
postponement is the desire of the New
Haven knights . to have Ilen-
cral James ll. Carnnhan, of
Indianapolis, pint supreme chancellor
and commander of the uniformed rank,
present It their celebration and he is en-
guged to be in Hartford the nineteenth.
It is proposed to have in the afternoon
I parade in which local knights and vis-
torI from Meriden, Bridgeport, NIugI-
tuck, Seymour, Middletown, BrInford
Ind AquniI will take part. In the eve-
ning there will be I musical and literary
entertainment, including an address by
chcrII CarthIn, in one of the opera
banner, and the festivities of the day will
wind up with c banuet.—-N. H. Palla-
dium. ‘ ‘ ’7
A Nor-walk Girl In Madden.
Mics Susie Cooney, organist of St.
Rum' Church in Heriden, was much
Iurprieed bu Sunday last by being prec-
cntcd with I diamond ring valued It
350, by her friends in the church.
IIiII County in a Norwnlk girl, the
daughter of Thomas Cooney, of Harbor
street. Her friends in Norwalk will be
glad to bar of the highesteem she is
held in by her Herideu friends.
‘l'ltm Milli-I liornc’c Body.
Captain Grazia I runchmxu, got caught
in I Iuowetorm while on the way from
bin much It DiamoudCreek to Chloride,
I Ide mining cImp. He was mount
but coon fort hi. way. He had neither I
gun with him to discharge and thus It-
tract attention Ind help, nor matches to
Ian. I fire. All be had was I pocket
knife. When he found that be wII fast:
getting bonumbed he killed his bone
with the knife, took out the eutrIilI Ind
crawled'iuto the erm cam, lerlng
only the liver inside. Completely cov-
crcd up with Inow he remained in MI
rctrcIt for three dIyI, cIting, meanwhile
I portion of the bur-9’. liver. When be
war mined I party went out to hunt for
him, Ind wIIIucct-uful In thumb. HI
w_II tIkIn to I'Ilrvlew, I mining mum
on flu Oldrlllo 89m Crock. Bo in bad.
ly fm—m-Pm Bcnld.
IITIB‘I'AIBMIHTS.
l'rof. Ilrlutol's ltquclcurrlculutu.
Prof. D. If. Bristol's Equercurrlcuium.
of which so much bII been said in the
paperr, it is worthy of all the praise be~
stowed upon it. Thirty well trained
horses such as Mr. Ilrirtol has is I sight
worth seeing. Mulic llull should be
crowded at every performance. The
matinee on Saturday will enable the
00th children ti we the wonderful
boner.
“firm Widow" Lut Evening.
A fair sized audience Itiw CliII.'l‘. l'ar-
Iloe preuent “A (.lrnss Widow" It Music
lliill lint evening. The characters were
Ill first-clues. Mr. Pontiac and his play
improve every year. Ila bar a strong
companythroughout. llarry Treahnm,
who has it good tenor voice, rendered
come very pretty veloctionn. The com-
pIny‘s choruses were Ilvo good.
llpcru llouu.
'l‘heJulinn Comedy Company, which
appears at this house on Tuesday night,
is said to be one of the best companies
on the road. The prices are low, 10, 20
and 30 could, and everything possible
will be done to accommodate the patrons
of the theatre. Quintard & Son are
bringing only first-clues shown here and
they should, and in all probrbility will,
beaustained in their efforts to furnish
good amusements to the people of Nor-
walk.
Locallng the Sen "cunt.
Accrrospondeut writing to The Guz-
cltc this week, who talks railroad like a
ported man, says:
“The new line of thctlomoliduted road,
most likely to be adopted in the. opinion
of South Norwulli‘u citizenens the middle
one, which crosses near the junction of
Main street and Woodward avenue, and
if chosen will commence with I tunnel
that will pierce the heights below the
“Snowden place," striking the Merritt
farm just above Sherwood’s mountain,
and cross over the Wilson Point tracks
of the IIousatouic road at that point,
thence across the harbor, and strike the
present tracks of the Consolidated road
near Fitch's crossing, about a quarter of
I mile east of the East Norwalk depot.
By adopting the line indicated the long
curve below the Whistleville bridge will
be avoided and the long detour to reach
the present station, and there will be no
grade crossingv, and the line will be
shortened fully one-quarter of a mile,
and the grades greatly'reduced. As to
the effect on business and property by
change of location of depot, the most
Ihrcwd Ire confident that it will be fit.
vorable to the present businesa location,
saying that there is seldom any business
neIr railroad stations, except in rural!
places wheretlie hungry passengers fly
out to get a sandwich, or thirsty ohm ii
glass of beer. The effect on the hotels
cannot fail to be beneficial, as they are
so located that during the warm months
of the year, when the winds are mostly
from the mirth, ncool bretzr from the
round and harbor is always felt,und they
would be desirable residences for New
York business men and their families,
the distance and time being so short
from the city.- During the past few
years numerous att'empts have. been
made for such board, but the noise be-
fore nlludcd to has been too much for
them, and none stay more than one night
if they pouibly can get away the next
morning, and even the army of drum-
mers, who are supposed to be proof
against any and all sorts of disturbances.
have been frequently known to go east
rather than make I stop over in B1bel.‘v
i-souiii'r—“niu’ china?"
tBrooklyn Eagle, dcm )
“I shall be President,”caid General Brn-
jamiu Harrison to I visiting delegation
of Alabama business men recently, “of
all the country. and I shall endeavor to
sccthat noundue prominence i" civen
to any sectional politics." This is stand
Ind sensible talk. If General Harrison
carries his intentions into execution he
will deserve the gratitude of his country-
men. To the upbuilding of thwpubli—
can party in the south there can be no
objection, except on grounds of the unr-
roweet partisanship. To build it upon
the solidification of the negro vote in im—
practicable. To utilize the old whig rem-
nant In a foundation, assuming the col-
ored vote to be divided, is entirely prac-
ticnble.
Professor Tuintor, of Stamford, Ifter
years of study and experiment, has It
”at perfected bis grapophone,nnd the
instruments are being manufactured in
Bridgeport. The results produced by
the wonderful achievement are extra-
ordinary. The other day several ringers
visited the factory and sung into the
mIchine. Every note, every quiver Ind
every thrill was produced In distinctly II
they originally were. It is predicted
that the graphophonc will be of great
use to business men, not only for trans-
mittiugiuformatiou Ind directions, but
ed for permanently recording the name.
‘ l’ccd 0nfouI «iii. Chlldrcn.
A prominent phyIiciIn was seen buy-
I_bout his purchase, said: "I IlwaI
have boiled oulouI for dinner for the
benefit of my children. I like onions,
too. They Ire the best medicine I know
of for preventing colds. Feed onions,
rIw. boiled or baked to the children three
or four 'timcI I work, Ind they’ll grow
up Itrong. No wormr, no curtail“, no
diphtheria where children at plentifully
of onion- every day.” Another distin-
gullbed pbyIIclIn confirmed the forego-
lng “clement, Iddlng: “I couldn't 3le
better advice, no matter how hard I
'ton and his methods and those who op-
iu’g I barrel of onions, Ind, being gnycd'
lli lititlytliii.
118 Killed anililtiiitatlieal-
lit, Pa.
(Silfl'iul to Tint Hirsute BINTIIIL)
New Your, Jan. 10, 2 l'. u.
Reports relative to the cyclone are in-
complete no communication is practic-
ally cut off. ‘
At Reading there are known to be 118
killed and wounded.
At l’ittaburg, Ila” 8 are reported killed
anddlfr injured.
One ward and the Island at IiuffIlo
are flooded with lack water from the
lake.
The it mu is now on itii Why to Can-
ride.
The Signal Service warns uI to expect
reports of terrible disasters.
AN INTEBI’BISINO BLIND “0".
III ltunl Away From Home ’l‘wlcc.
The Waterbury American of Weduecc
day tells this tale of it blind boy, who
seems to have vagrant propensities: “Two
years ago last April Jacob Vogt, non of
Michael Yogi, the Bank street brush
maker, who lives on Jeffrey alley, th-
ing almost entirely lost. his eyesight,
was sent to the asylum in Boston to
learn I trade. lie returned home proli-
cient in making cane bottom; for chain,
Ind appeared contented. Mr. and Mrs.
\‘ogt have three othir younger children,
and all seemed to be doing well when,
suddenly, two weeks ago, Jacob disap-
peared. Some days later Mr. Vogt heard
of him near Boston, but the boy was gone
before he could reach him. Yesterday
afternoon the boy turned up again here.
He said he went down to the Boston nay-
lum and they would not take him In
without credentials. He then began to
trump. At Hartford, falling in with two
other fellows, he got into I freight car.
When he reached here he was asleep and
went on to I-‘ishkill. For two day: he
was locked in the car without food. At
length he got back to Waterbury in I
rather miserable condition. He was wel-
comed bv the family after the prodigal
manner. This morning, his father told
him he might come down to the shop af-
ter breakfast, and he left the house, hav-
ing donned a new unit, ostensibly for
that purpose. When Mr. Vogt got home
at noon, he found that the boy was again
missing."
(From III! New mm Morning News.)
A 'I'EMPI-is‘r is A mam-r.
Superintendent Button DIImImI a'l‘IIch-
cr Who I‘chI She DocI Kat DcIcrvc It.
bliss Annie (l. Kennedy, of No. 242
York street, teacher in room No. 50f the
Dixivell avenue school, is receiving con-
Iiderable notoriety. She has been re-
quested to resign by Superintendent
button and she is naturally indignant.
Some of her friends are indignant, too.
They have enlisted the sympathies of
some of the parents of children in the
district in her cause and propose to make
I fuss. . .
They have, it is said, gained the ear of
two of the influential members of the
board of education. One of these gentle-
men is quoted as saying that he would
see that the young lady was not impaled
upon by persons in authority or any one
else. The matter was to have. been
brought up at the meeting Friday night,
but for some reason it was not thought
best.
There seems to be in some quarters a
strong opposition to Superintendent Dut-
pose him are making the most of their
opportunity. One of these individuals is
quoted as saying: "I believe that Mr.
Dutton will have an interesting time in
making out. I case against Min Kennedy.
He certainly will run up against I very
strong opposition.
YIOLAIINO MAIL MATTER.
Gcorgo W. Smith, of Bridgeport. Dculcl
' “Int )lrI. Darla-on Allcgcl. I
The one of George W. Smith, of
Bridgeport. charged with opening and
destroying I letter addressed to Ill-c.
Ellen J. DIvIaou, wdv partially heard be*
fore Commissioner William A. Wright
in the United States court room, last
week. '
Mrs. Davidson testified that the used
to have her mail addressed to her in care
of the accused and tint on November 28,
1886, Smith received clatter addressed to
her and which he failed to deliver. Sub-
sequently Smith admitted to her in the
presence of her cousin, A. R. McDonald,
tht he opened the letter and destroyed
it. Mrs. Davibou’r testimony in regard
to the confession wu corroborated by
McDonald. Mr. Smith testified in his
own behalf and denied any knowledge of
the letter and having made Iny‘ confes-
sion in word to it. The can run con-
tinued to give the Iccuwd In opportuno
ity to bring In further evidence.
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DRESS CUTTING.
In. J. A. Dm.cnr.WcIt Btnnd Taylor
Ivmnc, Bo. N will glvccomplctc Instructlom
[Itbnbovcmtcm ortbnext mouth-Jul
fcwrcbolan. 'nilnym-II lIngiltubc
the but In a lldmun mane»
cquulIiiil arr-inking
nun“. Jo A: DEC“
S. T. TAYLOR SYSTEM W
Illuullon Wantcil.
YOUNU mum), I good writut Ind lulll't‘l'
well [round in hililllllfl timer-ally, would like I
petition where luduttuy wil be rewarded. Can
urulidi ant clan.- relercum. Addreu
ll!) 3'. “ludustrlmm,” Sentinel tlflll‘t‘.
chooo Wanted.
\‘lAN'l‘I-Ibto borrow. 3mm on utxitl t‘ttlltlit‘i’tll,
Apply lit thin iilllt‘t‘, yr :lt
l'lnnoo For Sale.
TWO elegant upright grand plIuott for rule. Cit-ll
or turn liiicuta. inquire at (‘ity Holt-I.
l'l Iw EDWIN W. l’llAKB.
---, ' ' “l‘o'IcT.
FURNISHED room with board to one or tam
ringlegentlemcn, App! tit
j!) fw No. It cwia if , llorotigli.
”mandarin“ To Let.
\FilRNSilED room on South llaiu tt., to one
I or two ladies. Addrt u box bill.
dll tf South waalk.
l’lnno Lenora.
‘Dl'l‘ll IIt'xr' Michel it) give Irma-rm on the
.1 piano 'Ihmcdewiring to receive umtrui‘fion
Home Apply to {It So. Main St., or rid-ire}! l'. U.
ilox m. . Jl itn ...
Removal.
"8 New York Tea Co. has rented the building
now ocrupiul by J. 'l‘. l'iowitt, 4: Main street
where they will inn-u Il-out the find of April vulh
an unusual fine flock of grim-ties, duo :liu
Oysters.
BOSEdesirlng oyrtcrv opened II’f‘I-h dIily can
“tight-pre- them of It..I ('C'I‘MLL
t
Foot of Raymond tit.
l’ortrulla
N OILpulcl Ind crsyon. Black and White
Patricia. Artwork of ulldi-rcrl tioiiu.
b.0000 E.Stumford.
Tflgllllis IlALLOIlAN, Norwalk.
0 t
“IUIBVIIBIIII’I l‘rult Store.
Izlb'l': I‘lorldI Oranges. l‘lnc Layer Flinn I'errian
Dates. All kinds of new Nuts, Mnlegu
Unpci, lemons. Confectionery. etc. lit
C. A. llAi‘ILAND'S. :5 lIin BL. Nortt'rilk.
ricer-go It. llndcrhlll
Is uowintown telling Household B tallies for
whorhy Invullmcntc It priccn revoud comv
titlau. Parties durum burgaim can call It So.
if Raymond St, City. marfo
Messenger.
ENNBTI‘,thc mIil carrier, will ml for, and
deliver pIrcelI at Norwnlk or South Norwalk
for ten cents each, weight limited to to pounds.
IIIIte It Norwalk Ind South .‘o'urwulk l’ostolht‘cs.
Prom these and dispatch imtuutced.
dg — K A. BENNETT.
OltREld. & L‘lltlflllllhfl.‘ would I uiu call the
attention of the public to noticct cy have I
huge number of cheap iota, cheap homes and chew
fIrruI fr r ralc. Also are doing hummus for the
but Life and Fire Insurance companies. Ij‘urniture
ineuring I specialty. :2 6m
C llOlCE Mnlm Grapes, 3 lbs. for 25¢. Indian
River l-‘loridI Oranges, 25c. per dozen. Binn-
nnn, all pr'ccv Ind all kinds. Foreign and Domestic
Frolic sold and delivered to I‘I parts of the town
free. New York (‘hcap Fruit Store. If hlIln st..
(110 1m (5 SURGE COSTE LID, Borough.
Mrs. L A. Davidson.
Christian Sclcncc or Mental Healing.
)RICES for Teaching or Healing low. Consulta-
hon free. City Ilotcl, 'I‘humluyr of each week.
All dictum treated mentally, dispensing wrth drugs,
tut It Is by the exercise of our Big icet Mental Power:
that relief is given. Intempcmucc, Opium and
Tobacco habit treated mecca: ully. dtl Irii
Hfliil Til Bill.
NE house on Woodward avenue to mow} rooms,
wItcr In. Item :13 0t).
Iniquirc of
E. A. Woodward.
oclll -3 mos.
'1‘!) Bill in Willlllll.
Till! Itore known as the Winul nk store, form-
erly occupied by Maurice chrIth, suitable
for a grocery store or meat market; good dwelling
room; opposite the rchool house. I’oescsslon
given immediately. Good barn. A ply to
j‘ ’w JAMES ADDHS.
Wall and Itlver Street, Norwalk.
Fill Sill ill Hill Tilllll.
ROPERTY of Bridgeport Savinze Darrin—Dc-
eimblcllousc Iudtot,80by 1-13, on Osborne
Ave., East Norwnlk. Conn.
Apply to
JACOB M. LAYTON.
of? In) South Norwrilk. Ct.
mssuu. & DICKEItMAN.
M EAT M A R K ET.
1)qu C. Birrell Is not dead yet. but can to found
It the old stand, No. 6 HIiu rt , borough, where the
new firm of Diesel! .b Dickermnu will keep D’Iflll
suck of mint and this It the lowert market prices
RISSELI. Gr. DICKEIIMAS.
ll “.w
FRENCH
DECORATIVE ART.
HEADQUARTERS for Outfits. Ind Designs, Ma-
m,” of all kinda. Silk Bolling Ind Cellu.
laid for My Work.
Full Instruction in French Dccoratfon In one
lerro
" inns. w. n. unvrs.
n2l lit! 76 South Inn: St, South Norwnlk.
GREAT
BLUE lllKEl SALE
--—' or——' f ‘ .
filillllElllES
HUIISE Fillillll it
GOODS.
flqfrrfuinmmfr.
MUSIC I'All'l) - SOUTH NORWALK
3Nllil iffiiii‘é‘lal. 10, “8:12
fircclttl Matinee Saturday at 2.30 p. in.
ElliilSlliI'l‘llll 11111.
g“ Wonderfully Educated , {‘0
. HORSES. I'ONIES AND Ml'LESt.
JXO. ('. PATRICK, Manager.
The Only Perfectly Educated
School of Ilorucu In Exlstcncc.
Traveling in their own min of magnificent palace
cars. A iupcrhly mounttd military burnt
and complete afflict-ml.
Our Prices, 25, 35 and 50 Cents.
Not-in: -(‘hildrcn under 12 years of age can secure
it rcrcrvcd not for the matinee for 25 ceuta.
Tickets now on sale It Hoyt”: Ind Gregory‘e.
ED. ll. NEIL. Gen. Ag‘t.
E. 8. DAVIDSON. Adv. Ag’t.
AC‘oncert aid Bullw
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Heine’s Band
At. Germanic Hall.
Washington St. Bridge,
TICKETS BO Cantu,
Admitting Gent Ind Ladies. d7 lw
NORWALK OPERA HOUSE,
QUIN’I‘ARD it; SON, - lessees Ind Hangers.
5 Nights Ind Saturday Matinee.
Commencing ,
Tuesday, J an. 15.
THE
Julian Comedy Co.
Headed by the Charming Actrcrs rind Singer,
‘ m
DITH
In In entirely new niection of
Roaring Comedies.
Popular Prices: 10, 20, cutb‘mc.
'I‘uechy night, Jun. 15, first time of Boucclcnnlt’r
comfldrmn'flkllALm," or the “LIFE
01' A ‘18," followed by the returning
farce TEE FOOL OF THE FAMILY. In tkc
latter Ills: Julian will ring I!” Annie Pixlcy‘l
glut Iong, "The Cow: In: in tbeCorn."
Rmerved rate now on sale It Quinlan] I Son‘-
Drugsstore, Norwalk, and Phigtcu‘ir. So. “WC?
J , ~ I
E
Employment Bureau.
(For both In).
writiatr, book-keepers, clerkr, etc,
TO BUSINESS HOUSES FREE.
All out of employment, or deeironI of securing
better positions, rhould register their names at this
bureau. Callfirrngrlw for InformIliou.
. . A. KRRILL.
bl AtlInLic 8L, Stamford, Conn.
Merrill Pindtiaiii lentil,
Select School of Shortbautl Ind
Typewrltlug,
AllllSt t A ’lllk
5‘ " twiddle? 0°. )’
community. ......
mm "““i'f'dm' "l‘f'il‘lll film it»:
in c,
pcrquIl I I. p.
fo‘r‘Itborwzh'
““‘l'ph‘l'lml ”WW... 0' “iii?
nuc tic-I 'I -
d and ruin. Schoo , IIIrtlord. .
In union Grunt. misled
lo poIftlonI.
Instruction by III! I Specialty.
ro i full mtlrtrcliool
m'mfll‘“ I%
y Ind "wing.
museum.
Bert Pillfibury Fleur, psr lat .. . . (c):
12 lbs. GrIbulItcd SugIr. . 00
mfindld BlIck Tel"... lb
Forrnom 2“ ...... i:
#12:. o. communi'enuttz. """" n.
8"; "w Corn .............. . cal:
Good Ito. riot-aw; wept
“ ’ ... ..oflc Ill
" flock CIndy Syrup ..................... we qt
All House Furnishing Goods at
Greatly Reduced Prices
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W 11 all 8 '
. ill llllllllll,
IIIvllIud'I Block,
92 Washington Street.
3%rTlv‘vuuchu-r‘mm u in ii» i
"0
Con In India“ hlkIwcrl Uncut:
roughed tipi- lnnllllrll for crap in children.
bysll “I print” III: III fac-
Iinllcoftbci ofJuI llalrlnrcdluku
mg, . bellow
J ULLIAN ', "
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