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rm \l'iiliii».-Il:.y, .I.rri. “ill, will ‘.~ if in»
l u s rirlir. ~'.

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I‘tIll‘Cillt'd lljlot‘ll tr-tl.i_\'m:;i:;;i:.i»' at -.
Itll‘l etching of b‘.

«If: lnr pound, Extra Sugar (furl-d
“um. I". lluycs' tunrkct.

l:‘l.lll.’.l Audit: wrrit to Now York to-

il.) in ft phmure trip. II-.' undo..- lum-

hiii linriii- which be h urglit mil pit-l film
for on his l.~t trip to tho city.

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it‘ll-u, ti.r~ lliullllllg [Wu nrér‘ |" rated

Ilrixaiidi; 1, Il.‘ lay—Width. ii' snat‘i ‘Jr-in.
rum: ..iiiv., :: ii. rw I'ii-w: I «w. .i-: will: "fl: \v') v..'l d. Ih', (‘Jfl-llllfl’lllp; 'Il‘ and
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n. 3. tr, t: rum :I \l'i« fruit. vi. l'w, , . . . .
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lrr‘lltl'al y i.i.r. i..terly slat! '3'} tv'r: ,

pi minim, n :.- 1'. .il rig the! Nt-u' l3 .,.;|.irs:
cr'rrt uni lu-nr tin: north. ru {within u.“
czi~tu iii )5: u Yuri; tr .‘l villi“. xii !* -.:-~:.. :-

olly w».-t~ I iy.
Fflnlsluvc Almanac for 'l‘u-‘zorrow.

li.i;lrliilx' f I. M‘lltlt‘ } Sim rim: j Fun ~
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T II Ii 1.0L} I. N I'lll'S.

t' it drive r Giorgi-Miller rtfrrrimil from
his: trip to 3'. :v York but night.

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--lllu -t-~l:' fritll'flll dirt-5 trot strum!“

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“here the ow liml :i'f’il laid?
through i‘. l

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All are ('1:l"ll7.“‘_\“ rrr‘
~ lirml [EviifL'lllill fir ll urn,“ .tr.’d‘
Illfillrt'lu ll:.:~.

S‘spinwinnxxr, .t furiiur r--~:i~rit of
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Iwrwuik r1»: ml rrrirrtrt.
l.» atliir c Allin 3.”) at L' -:n.‘.nclt I'u‘tn.

.\t ttrc “trifling of the dim“. yrs of "IV
l'ity Nation if Iliiik, Ilt‘IJ llttn morning,
l'aliniadgc Ilrkcr Was ll."L’IXClL"j l'rcnp
drill and ddhll ll. Knapp rcclcclcd

c “running carlricr.

»—lirtsrt [t‘tillffllllll lll pricm of unlit

Winning at C irrrstm'k “furl.

——I"uil 6.: .. 5’ ins in plain (it'll f‘ict‘y

fronts at (‘ f'i-{l ck fir-i4. ’

Contrary I'. I'ui-l fl’vltll will play I’o! :;
with the 6' Ilillt‘tll? L‘ «if Si‘rmfirnl. in Ult‘!
Armory 5'. that place, to-niglr'.

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F. \\'. Amirvu’nis now ruiitiiit ' {H in s.
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senger bl I'm-en .\' irwulk and .\'-»-.v York, g
llis fliIVt‘fllSo ment is in tn-vlag's pip r.

—.\ gr: rxt mic of lltlrlt‘ry and Mimi-r)":
at ll. Kn Igcr's, ”tin work r nly.

.\ cw: Clrfli has arrive-d in town in:
the Boat vn Stow. in II"! pursuit of it 3
born to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas U'li fillfill

on Thursday night.

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A Dickeruinn :5: son atlvcrtkc a mi ,
ticket sale in today's mite. Sonic (If llw
best bargains to be found in town can
be procuri‘d at their storc.

—Fuildrcx-irbirt study anl cull lint-
tons at Canistock Bros.

The new lockup in [Ire city linilbnild-
ing is now in ready for occupants. The
only thing uredcd is a stove which will
probably be [ut up in u fcw days.

Lon Huffman has all thc til ploy of

- Get). 8 North and has accepted a rosi—

ticn in Orangc, N. J. Mr. Ilifl'mnn has

made many fricrids during his stay in
this city.

—-12: p: r f'tlllutl, lrrsb Pork and Seus-
uge, F. H'rycu' markct.

The usual Sunday afternoon lumps-r-
ancc meeting. conducted by the W. C.
T. U" will be held in Ilibblc's Hall, to-
marrow, at 3.30. All are cordially in-
vited. Mrs. S. Sherwood, lender.

—Full dross rtcckwmr at C-yrrrsitcck

roe. .

The meeting at the room of the Union
Gospel Temperance Reform Association
last night was largely attended. The
speeches were of unusual inurest. Much
good was accomplished in perauading
men to cease drinking.

-—A good kid glov: for $1M at Cam-
stock Bros. '

The ladies of the W. C. T. U. are ex-
pected to hold service at Springwood
chapel, tin-marrow, Sunday evening, if
pleasant. Those ladies intending to un-
ite in the service are requested to meet

WM. J. Barber‘s, 1’? Cir-.stnrit Sr.

«Beats the world. First class dinner
2octs at L‘sllin's restaurant, Main street.

The Danbury Xe rrs gave space to men-
tion the employ-es of Danbury and Nor-
walk branch of the ncuaronic road yes-
terday. It spoke Wt“ of them, but a
certain agent of the road in'this .city
feels slighted becauae his nanw was not

‘ mentioned. -

--Diin’t forget the great clvziring and

closing out sale. Seeadv. 51.3. Smith,

C moccticut pensions: Incrr-asc, Chm. {
T. Deming, {icky Hill; Austin Willmuis,
Montville; Chas. Ii. Pettis, North Ster-
ling: Win. C. Gavel), Windsor Hills;
, Clark M. Taylor, Danbury; Chas. ll. Brn-
nelt, East Norwnlk; Wm. B. Nichols,
Bridgeport. _.
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; hall" it l.,'».r.’s lumius crack-rs.

It‘lidfi Esau: Wc print the ftili'clllnt'
nit-ii: of u g-ntlcznuu Whom v..- Curl
f’t'r‘ norm-ml fur ('it‘ttfllfl‘l, unto: L‘Iuguls
nti-li»c.~.~pw,‘:. Ila has tlic b-~t bppll-

,awcs and d .«s the Work in lilt' lll'itleal‘

St-c nuvcrtrwmrnt crud-Inert
‘uth Norwzilk.

l:t;tllllr'f’.
b. X Wu, 5

~ 4; r t) tins. ll. Fund for Ihurfiiur.
.\ fresh
so; ply.

(blind oral Ssvnrbacb, the pitchers of

n" _\i ..r.~i l:.ll tram, held a conference!
wrtli irnnngi-r Ilimrlton yrstcrdiry. Mr.

exp t‘lii to i. no limit of list years good
stock. lm: ball \viil b..- livclrcr than:

vlfb'l‘l' Iirti: this stupor). ’

——l’crmr.s wishing l’izrnuel Underwear ,
in li“':l‘.‘.;, lxtdrts', Misses and Children's, '
can linil a large display at greatly [MUC'j
l‘tl rzitw, as a specmlty for the coming.
on,» k, at ll. 3. Smith's. I
XIJYGCU Kiiiby In in town today with a!
Japaneac frrc'd who ho is to place in.i
school in Wilton. Mr. Kibby was lbci
managrr of the Japanese show that wasi
hero but year. Since then he has becul
to Japan. He now has a place of busi- }
ness in New York where he soils Japanese;
goods, l

——l.‘;ol: at lll.‘ balance of our Flannel,
lliunketi and L'omfortablcs, which will:
bvsiild regardless of cost, to chi-3c (rut
stockus a spt-cialty for the coming week. I
BI. S. Smith.

The Female Acmc Quartc ttc has been;
sircurrd to moist in the Old Folk‘s Norr'
cart, on February 6th. Members of the
chorus are already looking up their cos-
tumes, and aside from the excellence of

the music.‘wlrich‘ will be artistically
rendered, the stage, with its rich dress-
ings, will bc‘ worth the price of admisso
ton.

-—Sp‘cial {Ar-d Ticket Szlc (if lltnts',
L'rdiui' and Clrililrcn’s Murino Under-

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There was a large attendance at the
union service in the First M. E. Church
last evening.
ducted tlrc sirvice and made some very
inttresting remarks. Others participat-
ed in the service. The mtetings during
the wick have been very interesting and
of profit to the members of the different
churches. "

-—Gent's Fianncl Outside Shirts. “VB
will offer the balance of our stock at
very close rates for clearing stock for the
coming week at M. S. Smith‘s.

The Bridgeport Stan‘diird says: "There
hm; burn some agitation in regard to so.
curing :r borough charter for the town of

Iii» ryl. v-lv .~ln.ul.l no l’uif. llriutul’s'

“lJflfl and in my rublwr nirtlo it!

at I‘m:-

ll'::ir:lturi l:v i.rr~y orgzinzztrrg :5 [mm and'

g Ell.

wear by A. Dickerrnantk Sun. Sm their,

Rev. J. A. Biddle corivl

MINE 0|" \‘I‘lTl‘illA Mi.

0. h. I‘crry turnip lualrtllulluu [Ml .‘rlalrl.
'I'ln- Ailiiun-u'u was the ovum of a
pleasant tillllt‘l‘lflg last writing to trip
in so III” installation of olllccra of Guru-r-
.rrl O. ti. I’crry l‘arup Sons of ler-rans.
Tho putty was not so wry lnrgc, but it
Mia a wry nice llllt‘. Owing to tho tr;-
etching utllci-r disuppoiutirrgtlri- (‘iuip
by not bring pn-rzcirt, lIH‘ tiiplornoclcct
lllhldlir‘il llrv subordinate nllic-r» and did
it will. Alter tho llrtlulialtou ccrv-
‘lilillly Wt“ through Will), it social tinrr
uzu Indulgrd in, and lllt'lllllt‘lal of the
‘llmrnl Arury llllltlt' rpm-chin, In the
rpwclnruuclrurwulludul to lllt‘ lilblt"
and tlwirroirn of cullin- nh‘nh won in
tho hall, and hilItI wvur" other Comrade
was hurrying him i p so as so got at "W
supper tablc, but probably If tli.~ truth
Gran ktthll. tlii-y wrro l‘pt'llklllg "two
- words for lllt‘lllst’li‘lfrl and turn for thcir
.r'wriiriiilv“l‘rrurudu Brady of Bucking-
liivzr punt Ntlrgnr‘untri‘. rung. riiul Iril-
riyilti- t‘mw. although not ii ltlt'lllln'l’ of
curl»: urgirnitrtiim, girvi- lwnrrcrtntions
"Sliriiainn ll.-ll~" was hllt" and it was
rvmlvrnl in his uaurl lino style. Jolixi
fin-i-riwoud grvv lwu l’tt‘lllrllirlw, out: in
lffrlll illlrl uric in (L-rur’rrr llldIt’k‘l, “‘Illl‘II
were roundly llllillflllll’d,5int r which c rp~

.. t" tilt-“3M “\‘Ulllr: bmt~. 1“” “k '5 tiin l‘itrli road it pirpcr givingn history

tzflliclilrllinnd growth of tho organi-
'zrtton known all the Sum of \"rtcruris
\\ liich was wry lll’L‘l‘r'alllrg and Ii-tcni-il
to with clueo uttciitrt n. 'Ibur ull r-iit
.ilrfo‘I t r tho suppkr. 1'. was it rplcmlid
(‘v‘IIttllUll and llltfr' was pI--rity of it.

-\\'r- bur:- plm‘cd tho balance. of our
s'nck of I/rdiq-s'. item's, .‘rllmlh' tmd
l'tiildreii'n \Yiml Iltmicry on s lIt' tcgard-
has If cunt. t.i ruako rimrn for spring
“lurk, TI. S. Smith.

5| 3|!.\\ Sill" ICES.

Mn“ (Irl‘ltt‘uEs
. Trinity (‘liur'clzmfiurrdav zrft. r llpiparry.

,rng of pin llll'. .riur. llw was 63 3mm of ““h- l'izuznurrrtvrr M 7,34. Mum-- and

S-vrurun at 10.31, Sun by rr‘imol at 12
ill-Lick; cvcnaong and :wrrnun at .7 l'. M.

Melba-liab—Thc p't.~teir. R ~v. C. B.
Il‘lf'flr', wrll occupy llll.‘ pulpit morning
nziil owning. Subject of the morning's
lIlsI‘ rur<c2 “A Revival of Ill-ligion: What
is it': and flow may it bu promoted." In
‘Ill' (wiring a short lllrt'i ursc In to

l \ u: 'il’rcsrdo-nl. Jacob .‘I. I.'i_tt in Ill-.30 followed by I'vnnngislilf scrum»; I'Irari-‘

gvllallt‘ rcrvicis will be bo-ld cvcry wru-
ing during thr- Wt’t k rxcvpt Monday and
Saturday. The}. p.mur will bu :rssistml
byrlw fullnwrng clcrgymr-n: lbw. \‘i'.
Iliss, ll.'l'. Cmrpc.’ and E. LT. Ilrssudt.
.\ spacial and cordial imitation in (-1-
ir-rrolcd to nonvcburchgocrs to nzlr'rid
thou- si-rvicvs.

South Nurwulk "llrllfiln-R'V. Ileirry
.-\. Ilrlllllrl, Dar-[UL .':rviccs as u>nnl,

10.30 and 7pm. Sully-ct of morning
discourse; “The Slurry Ground upon
,WIlICIl energy L: westml." lit-ruin; dis-
lcournemubjrct, “Who Touched Me?"
4 Public invrtcd. Special evangvltstrc scr-
Avices next Wt’l'k, at which thc pa~tor
; hopes to be assisted by (llicicnt htlpers.

livingrcgntional.——llr,,-v. J. A. Iliddlc,
pastor. Service.- in the rimming zit hull”,
Sunday school at l2, Young l‘mplczi'
meeting at 6:10, subject, “Corrie to J rsua.
How? Why 'r"—Matt. 11:23 3:). I’rcach-
at 7 p.m.

Spriugwood l'niuu Chapel—Sunday
evening service by the ludrr-s of the W.
C. T. U. Wednczzday evening, "The
Life I now lira—Gal. 2: 20.

lint Norwalk Advent Cliri:tian
church, Van Zrndt Ava—Subji‘ct, Sun-
day evening—“Why the doctrine of
Ettrual Misery is taught and believed."

honour" cutitcrim.

Mullindisl,—Gco. VanAlslytic, I). 1).,
pastor, will preach morning and oven-
ing. The evening service commences at
7 o'clock with a service of song. Evan-
gelistic meetings each tvcuing but
work, except Saturday. cru‘rmeucing at
7.43. The god work goes on with tr.-
creasing interest. ‘

‘ Whit: cumin-lg; xii-rill i'ro? ,

A resolution has passed the Senate
creating a committee to assign seats on
the floor of the Senate to the daily pap-
Thc committee appointed are Sen-

, ators llall, Catlin and Gardner.

The Courant commenting on the above
says:

In the Senate a resolution passed yes-
terday referring ton special committee,
Senators Hall, Catlin and Gardner, the
whole matter of seating the daily news.
paper representatives. The resolution
,rpecrfieo the "daily" papers for the evi-
’ dent. purpose of ridding the floor of rep-
resentatives of weekly papers, some of
whom have for years drawn the regular
appropriation ass reward for sucking
It-ad pencils and taking naps. The re
.porters on the floor are there for busi-
ness, else their room is worth much more
than their company. Only those should
be assigned seats that do regular daily
reporting. Scissor work should not
count. The galleries are never crowded.
The senate has begun right by taking
this matter in fraud. .

If Brother Maples has to go in the gal-
lery and do his scissoring, he may not
occupy as prominent a position in the
Senate as heretofore, but it will be a
more elevated uric, and he Will be re—
moved from the contaminatinginllucnce
of wicked rents are who use railroad

 

\Yr'e-lp-‘rl, with a slight opposition to the
sclieriiv. mainly on the score of extra
taxation. It has bccn suggested in view.
of the probability of tlwro being a water
company formed this opting, that fit lieu
of is borough, it would be better ‘ «Ista-
bllsll. any a fire limit and improve that
district with good eidewalkr, street
lainpa, and writer from hydrants located
at conveniom dietanccr, all of which
would enhance property and give the
town I lift out of the rut it is rum in,

 

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without materially facts-girl; the fuel.

J

y passes, and vote contrary to his virtuous,
g though somewhat despotic dictation.

Listed five .‘lontlrs.

: ll'narles F. Warner & C0,. manufact-
; titers of elastic fabrics in Stamford, have
lfailcd and have been srld out. by the
lllreriff. In August the firm purchased
Tths plant of the Stamford Seamless
illusicry rind Suspender company. The
liabilities no 810,000; unet- 81.500.

7w. a w. in» colon 7c. .r Praia.
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l‘lrlof Lockwood ot the Borough
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llo Arrest: 'l‘brer ‘l'trlovrrr strrglo [funded
to Wilton. A Largo Quuuttty of Stolen
(.‘umlu Found in the Lynch "can of
That l'luco.

Oi ill mduy night the bltrrc of Albi-rl
“033000, in Xurtli Wilton, wart broken in.
to, and it largo quantity of grocvricu
stolen, and on Wednesday night a house
in the 92mm town, occupicd during the
murmur months by Clinrlcrr Jones and
Mr. (Mgr-u, th well~kuuwn lawyers, of
Now York, but unoccupied during the
winter, was Ilfulitll into and robbed of
clothing and valuable nrliclcs. Drums
wcrc trrultl'n Opt-ll and rnrwackodnmd the
house currrplvti-ly tial‘ltt‘d.

Mr. John; came up from Ncw York on
Tlrurrday rind put tho matter in Chief
I.~cku'iiod'uhamlet. 'llir-cliiif krpt lriir
own COlllil‘lI and ll“ liul the rnattcr up,
and yr'stcrday llllttlv' up hii. mind that he
turd lrixr rum local: d. Arm-id with a
march warrant Ilt' wcnt to Wilton to
Hf‘lrfl'll rr housi- nccupiul by it family
iiirmcd Fowler. He Went through the
ironic but did 1|th find anything. llc,
lrowr-vrr, did not 9,in- up then M'ttfl‘ll, but
\wut down a law nbth lt quarter of a
hole from the l'owlr-r boom to on old
urrnccupicl housc uwm-d by a man nor“-
cd |.vrzcli. Air ho trail a bunch of Iron
in his; puck-l, and are of tlrmr fittcd the
lock, lii- rrrlrrvtl tut «lid n it find 07"-
tlring until lh‘ w: m into the attic. which
ho had to d; i a liinmlf up into tlrpbugh
:r trupdwr. ilnr- Il‘ fuur‘d fey: bags
lull of violin g -.l-. uliicb c'insistcd of
gruci‘ri- .~‘, clothing Mal rt grin-ml collect-
ion of llit'llll urticlw, WIlltfll WH‘.’ "Il'flll-
II VI by Mr. Ila-cm- a: tlriugw which wore
hlrdr‘n from Illrl rl. .rv on Monday night.
Tllt' clmf tlri-ri lirl lllf' club it goals. but
not the tliicvw, or any warrant to arrest
th-"ir. and lip thought ho would look
an-uml ll litllv furthrr.

By this timr- some cf the residents of

Wiltiu lizul grrtlrcrcd around, and one of
'brrir who was a little way from the
honor btfkflfll'l' to tho chit-f. who Went
to him to M1? what was wontnl, and be
:huwcd him three men who were com-
ing over the: hill, and mid they were the
thieves. The thrrc men wue Julie and
Orville Fowler and John Totten. The
chivf wmit up to them vt-rounconcern-
i-dly and said "Good afternoon; do you
it“: around here '2" Thcy answcrrfi yes.
”n then told them iuthat confidential
way of his, that ho had found some
illolcn goods in the old housc, and asked
tlzcm if they had seen any strangers
around yesterday. Tin-y gave him a. do»
scription of two man whom (boy said
had been hanging around for tlm last
few days." Inckwo‘rd said he know them
and prctcudcl to swallow their story.
and asked thrm to come into the house
said look at lbc guilds hr:- bnd found,
which they di-l. II» did not dun- tn tir-
rcst them without :1 warrant, but man-
aged t ) kcvp tlwm engaged in conversa-
tion until h»,- dispalclrcd a man on the
quiet to L'mycr llurlbutt to make out a
writ. By this time Tottcn commenced
to "smell a mousc,"nnil said he would
go down to the Fowler housc, n4 he had
some work to do tbcrc. [The chief did
not dare- tr stop him, as it would give the
thing away and he would lose tlrcm nll.
Aftcr he had gone the chief suggcstcd
that they all go down to Fowler's house
to gct warm. While lItfl'l.‘ Mrs. Fowler
bad a fit, and the chief asked if they had
any whiskry or cider to give lrcr and
trrr-y said no. So he sent one of them
with some money to a neighbor's to buy
sonic, which he did and brought it back,
and flit-y drankit, This all consumed
time, which was what Lockwood want-
ed.
The old lady came out of the mull
right, and soon lawyer Ilurlbutt drove
up in a buggy, and jumped out and com-
menced to make out a writ on a stone
wall, which the old lady saw. and said
they were all going to be arrested. But
it was too late. they could not escape as
the chief had them cornered II! the room
and he stood at the door, and as soon
as the writ was made out he amul-
ed William Dunn and Jesse and Orville
Fowler. and handcuffed them togetbe't.‘
Totleu escaped. as he did not. go to Forr-
ler’s after he left. the Lynch house.

The chief brought bio‘prisouers to the
borough and locked them up. They will
be taken to Wilton for trial on Tuesday.
The evidence is believed to be sufficient
to convict them.

Whether this is the gang of thieves
that have been operating around Nor-
walk and vicinity lately or not remains
to be seen. .

The arrest was a clever piece of work
on chief Lockwood's part and he deserves
great credit for it.

-Bound to keep up with the times;
first-class meals 25 cts at Collins restaux
rant.

A Connecticut Man‘s Luck.

A Washington dispatch says that Gen.
J.‘A Williamson of Connecticut, form-
crly commissioner of the go’ntl’fll land
other, has recently fallen heir to a large
fortune. The r—xrct amount is not
known, but is If presented at from 8'27 .-
000 to'&300.000. General Williamson is
now general counsel of the Atlantic and
Pacific railway, with headquarters of
Albuquerque, N. M.

urpecinlty for closing for the coming
week, at If. 8. Smltb'l.

 

 

 

“Ii. Ill‘llfl AND MB. puma-on.

le Luttor Almost In Long to tho flurvlco
In Ir. Burr.

The accounts of the recent semi-cen-
tennial of Mr. A. B. Burr‘rr uowaprrpcr
work have brought out something about
the next senior in the list, Mr. A. II. By.
rugtou of the Nonvulk Gazette. lie on.
tart-d the (lazstte office so "devil" in
1810. After six your» he wont to New
Haven, bought the Journal and run it for
No or thrro years in conjunction with
Thomas G. Woodward and tho llvv. Wil-
lilru Thompson Bacon. Then he went
back and bought the Norwnlk (lazrttc
Ind bu been its editor ever since.

Joupb U'Itrlcu‘u DOIOflItO I-prorlruco.

Joseph ()‘Brrcn, the South Norwnlk
runnroteurmhu mud» n trip to Aurwrriu
and captured on Englithnmn, who but
skipped the bond- put up for him by Mr.
O‘Brien for his uppemuco in the blurb
Norvvulk police court to answer to the
charge of defrauding a boarding miitrms,
and who allowed the Englishman to give
him the "slip" in this city, was ridiculed
by In» friends at ironic about his lack of
detective vagacity. Ila was greatly nu.
noyrd by tho “guying” he received on
all sides and dccrdcd to mako another at-
tcmpt to apprehcnd tho Englishman.
lie called on tho cliiuf of polrco of South
Norwalk and procuring a revolver and a
pair of handcuffs proceeded again to An
sonic. Alli‘l” diligent inquiry lru again
auccocdrd in grtting on tho track of tho
deliqucut and after a tirmorue hunt ran
him down at his boarding house. The
Englishman offcrcd some show of rcriist-
enco when an attempt was made to place
the handcuffs on his wrrm, but when
the revolver wm llmrisbcd in his face bc
succumbcd. Mr. O'Brien marched
triumphantly to the dwpot with lllfl pris-
oner. When they reached this city tho
prisoner asked Mr. O'Brien to accompany
him to the ollico of Supt. llboadca of the
Metropolitan lusuraucctfompauy as that
gentleman would pay his rudrbtcdncss.
llr. O'Brien rrnilily ucquir-sccd and the
two men journvycd to Mr. Ilhoadr-a' cili-
ce. Them the situation was explained,
and Mr. Rhoadcs paid Mr. O'Bricn the
amount of the bonds which were forfeit-
ed and also his traveling expenses of the
two trips to Ansonia, amounting to all
to “third-Bridgeport Farmer. '

‘ rout Samar}.

We arc gratificd to ubacrvc the stcaily
and rapid growth of our neighbor on the
cart side of the harbor. A roomy and
substantial dock is about completedbuilt
through the enterprise of the Marvin
Brotherv, who, we are informed, con-
template establishing ucoal yard at or
near its approach. We nrcnlso informed
that George S. (ire-gory, the popular and
cnlcrpriorng livery stable keeper of the
borough, is looking upasuitablc Iocntion
for a branch of his busincgw, and for the
convenicncc of the residents of East Nor-
walk. an arrangement has [KL-ctr made
with Mr. Barry Rider by Taylor & Gold'
on of this city to give copecial attention
torlrcir wants in the way of fire insur»
ancer. Mr. Rider can always bu found at
the railroad depot.

"all by llulne'ir iii-nil. '

On Monday evening the members of
Helm-'3 band are to given ball in Gui-r-
manra Hill. and they hope to see all of
their friénds present. loud music will
be furnished for dancing and everybody
is assured it plrnsant limp.

A Long \ank for III Old Lady ll Turn

of Age.

Sv'b’t‘l’al days ago an old lady borrowed
a lantern at Curtis‘s crockery alorcin the
borough, as she was going’tu walk to her
home in Wilton, and she thought dark»
near would overtake her before she got
home. She- said she was 71 years of age,
and she did not think that was much of
a walk. She brought the lantern back
on Thursday morning, having walked
down from Wilton with it. She came
down to do some shopping and walked
back in the afternoon. She did not seem
tired. but rather enjoyed the walk. Few
young girls would undertake such I
walk, and very few young men would
try it, and if they did they would think
it was a terrible task.

. ‘ marathon...“
During the last week the shipments of
live cattle into New York have been 8,-
no head. The avenge price per head has
been 34.50 per hundrvd. Last year's fig-
ures for the corrosponding week were
10,203 tit-185. American refrrgcrntcr beef
selling in London at $8.50 per hundred.
and in New England cities at from .6 to
$8.50 per hundred. '

The sand-rd OII'Compnny In Purchasing
[anal for Distributing St-tfonl.

The Standard Oil Company, which re’
:eutly acquired land at the 1'Cedars"
along the New Haven harbor front, pur-
chased another plot in Waterbury last
week, and is buying in other New Eng-
land cities. All the acquisitions {are
made in the name of U. 8. Banister, of
Orangr, N. J.,who is. connected with the
Standard Oil Company. The Waterbury
property is between the Naugatuck, New
England and Meriden railroad tracks.
It is said that the company will use this
in connection with the property in Hart-
ford ns distributing stations for Connect-
icut. The oil people will use the New
England road with all its ramifications
and bring its product into Connecticut
by the carload.

A Portland Warsaw-Daub.
Mary Curtin of Portland applied ut‘
the house of Mrs. Colbert at Middlewwn
on Tuesday evening for shelter, refused

she won found dead on Wednesday
morning. {Probably from an affection of
the hurt.

 

abedond sat up in the kitchen, where .M

 

ENTII‘I‘AINMENTB.

l'lllll". BRISTOL Dl‘CA'l'l‘ID HORSES.

 

Parlor-mourn thin Afternoon at 3 o'clock
and tlrlrr I\0ahll of. 8.

Professor Bristol telegraphed Mlnugcr
Hoyt that hit! child was much better, and
that he would arrive hero bf. 2.40 this
afternoon and givc a matinee perform
once at three o'clock, and another If the
rcgular time this evening. (let your
seats rcrcrvcd at lloyt’o and Gregory's.

Open: House.

Tickctn am being rinld quite fast for
the performance at the. Opera House
Tuesday night. The Julian Comedy conr~
puny arc Flvrkl'll well of wherever they
havo been. The play for Tuesday night
will be "(irimirldi or the lifo of on auto
roan." The priccu are. low and the house
will be packed it the present indications
are any thing to judge by. It is best to
accurc your tickets curly.

(‘lrum T. lilti- lu “f‘nupor Illa “idler."

Mr. Ellis supporlr'd an excellent
cmicdy com ‘ rocked for Music
Hall nut S turday evening, in Wm.
t‘urlton‘am sical comedy drama “Cus-
per the chler.” The Patterson Guard-
ian says:

“erutis the sccretof Mr. Ellis pop-
ulnrity? 14 it his pinging? Iiitt (9 toys
be tlings from his pack as the 'odlor
among the audroncr? Why is it he
draws such largo audiences and please-o
greatly? The only explanation possible
is that there is something about his char
actor as a man and an actor that touches
a sympathetic chord somewhere
in the hearts of but audiencer.
His voice in sweet and sympathetic. Ilia
songs are mostly nursery Iullubics. deli-
cate liomeliko nnf gentle; they are
what a loving mother might sing to
lull her baby to sleep. They are
magnetic—in fact the entire character is
“magntitic"—-a word that in used to dc.
scribe a subtle something thatfcannot be
explained by any other.

 

MIL BOST‘VICK 1:0 RETIRE.

The l’rcsldcnt of the Kerr England Road
lioln‘ Abroad.

The New Haven Palladium this morn-
ing says that n guntlemnu who came
from New York, yesterday. state» that
the reports of Mr. J. A. Bostwick are
more encouraging. During the two
wveks since he was stricken with paraly-
sis be has so far regained tho use of his
right side as to be able to walk, although
with difliculty, but has not recovered the
us:- of his right arm.

It is hoped that he will be able to go
with his family for a two years' absence
in Europe and preparations are being
made to that end. But his business life
is over and he must transfer to other
bands the management of the corpora-
tions with which his name has become
identified in the list year or two.

/ Connecticut listen“.

The following. were issued Jan. 8,
1839. List furnished from oflice of A.
M. Wooster Solicitor of Patents, Bridge-
porr,(.‘onn.:

J. S. Fray. Bridgeport, rachet-brace;
M. Hartley, Sew York, and A. J. Hobbs,
Bridgeport, short cartridge; G. M. Hub-
bard, Sew Haven, bucklcvguard; J. M.
Wrghtrnan, Hartford, regulator fur in.
candcscent clectric lighting system; H.
P. Flake, Waterbury, forming metal
blanks for forming nails: E. Miller.
Merideu, lamp hanger; J. C. Miller,
Meriden, central draft lamp; F. Rhind,
Meriden, wick-lifting device; W. Lyman,
Middlcfield, clamping operating handle
for adjusting screws; W. Lyman, Middle.
field. folding sight for firearms: J. Mcv
Gratlr, Dtnbury. ice boat: '1'. Saunders,
Danbury. car-axle fabricator; O. D.
Woodrufl’, Southingtou, tubular lantern;
0. I). Woodruff, Soothington, lantern;
S. Mitchell, Southington, :making steel-
trupspringr; J. Iver, Mount Carmel,
carriurre pole; L. Krnus. Birmingham,
manufacture of ornamental corsets; C.
Robin. Chester, boring and reaming
tool; 0. O. Sullivan, Stonington, bobbin:
C. 8. Treadrray, Bristol, fishing-rod.

DESIGS.

M. P Bray, Ansonia, ornamentation of
corsets.

——60c fora .5 lb. pail of pure lard. F.
Hayes market.
—ilr. (lug—Po 01080". ‘—

Henry Cook of Fair Haven is at prc~
centju trouble on account of a scheme for
obtaining oysters. He bought six gul-
Ions which he said were for a church
supper and had them charged to the
church. Then he sold the oysters cud
enjoyed himself. Now the bill has been
sent to the demand and there is to be u
suit at law. ‘

 

 

 

. Dally Haw "ol'Il Iumger.
PARCBB ruled for and delivered in all part! of
the city or vicinity. Prompt mutton poid to
all order- lctt It Finland's, Norwulk, or Hoyt‘l drug
store. South Norvrulk. l". W. ANDRIWS. it! Am

Water Closets and Cos-pools
(.‘leaned.

BE undersigned In: first class facilities for
clean: Interdovctu udoeupool; and help

 

 

Humiih‘ Nature on the Rack!

The! is not the least neocl-
nitv for suffering from
trunnion. SKEW“.
noun-nu unvovs nub-
I . i Amwheutbcmortobsti-
Jl'l‘llll 1 mule-mental

r r I l l i ‘

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l‘llll

for a grocery store or moat

mime; opposite the school house.

given immediately. Good burn. Alpply to
J AMES

iii

.HE

situation Wanted.
‘r‘ul‘Nlruunim. a good writer Ind rigour.
wr-ll run-d in trunnion morally. vmuld did u
’mhlun wlwrc ltdiiruy m be rewarded. Udll
Ill‘lllvll firslrlw n-lrrcurcrr. Addmn
no 7h “ludurtrlorur,” mtftrrl Urdu“.

H.000 Walled.
l’tnnor For Info.
Twu rlccnrrt upright gourd plum for t’ulc. Clo-h

 

'ANTllutohorrorrJl.m on good l‘*t|;fi"r‘ml,
l' 3
or not: lmultlo. luqurm ll t‘lty tluu i,

Apply at thin irfflcv.
ROW!!! W. FltAli ll.
To Let.
Fl'llh‘lh‘llz‘ll mom with board to cm or two
piiigli- (1“Illit'nlt'fl. Appl It
jfi lw No. it .vril kl . Borough.

lllw

4'

Fur-ribbed ltoorn 'l‘o Lu.
1 FlfltNhllEll room on South Main r:., to one

or two Iadltv. Addfl'n b01683.
l ll Booth lu'urvrulk.

l’lirrru Lemons.
fDITII lll'Sl‘ “tribes to give fin-mini on the
A prom 'lhir-c cmirlngta red-tic imirurtion
Ewe npplytn Elba. Mum tin, or Idilrm l'. O.
tor 515, . Jl lrir

 

KOMOVBL
"E Nc'u‘ York 1"“ flu. hits rented lbf' building
now ucrripmf by .l. 1‘. Prowltl, 47 Main i-trcct
“bl‘ft‘ tlwy writ own about the Int it April with
I!) “LIL-nil flur- PUNIk of grocerira. dill :ltn

 

OIfiIcl‘l.
"0le desiring oyrtcrs owned lrcrli duty an
procure lIlt m of fl. J. CUTbII.L. .
or? If Foot of llayrriomt bl.

 

l’ortrulll
IN OIIJIhlll and crayon. nun; and White
I'utoia. Art norkol ulldm-rl norm.
. G. 000 E, Stunt. rd.
THOMAS HALLORAN. Norwalk.
n29"

Ilavllnnd’s Pratt Store.
‘ ‘IN
I‘ burrs. All kin-II of new Nuts, Moog:
«cor-so It. Under-lull
Is
ition. 'f’mies desiring bargain-an all iii No.
uitmnon ottlic public to critical my have is
best Life and Fire lusurrtcc cumpunica. Furniture

fl. Florida 0mg“. Fine I‘ycr Figs. Persian
Gr: . Lemons. Cantu-tinned. etc, It
. In: A. IlAYllAND‘a. in lulu 8L. Elorwzilk.
now in town rolling flourebold 8 faith! for
tub or by installment: If price! ~vurid corn-
6 lhvmond tit, City. will if
‘IOIIRBIJ. J: 1.1“)!”er would urn all the
large nnrnlu-r of cheap lots, rhcap bonus and cheap
farms fr r uh,- Alm are doing bufllnt't-i for flu:
imnnng a rpt'c‘iall)‘. 125m

 

 

(‘IIOICE Malnzn (3mm. 3 Ibis. for 23c. Indian
,. Rivrr Florida Unngm, fie. per dozen. Bursa-
nas. all przccs and all kinda, Foreign and Bonn ~lic
Fruit:- mid and drum-red to 1'1 of tho town
ln 0. how York ('lreup Fruit store. it Main 9L.
dzo lrn GEORGE COSTELLO, Borough.
Messenger.
1 ENNETT. the mail carrier. will cril for, and
tlclivcr parcels of Norwulk or South Norwalk
for tr-n rcpt: r-acb, weight limited to t‘ n pounds.
Slate at liorwalk and South Norrulk f’ortollicm.
l‘romptrrcaé and till-patch guaranteed.
dell ~- A. BENNETT.

Mrs. l.. A. Davidson.
Christian Science or Mental Healing.
)BICES for Teaching or Healing low. ('on‘ulrrr-

tion frrc. City floral, Thurston of each wet-k.
All dl-t'afl'l‘ trusted mentally, dismount; wzth drugs,
to it I! by the cxvrcire of our Big tlcntul Power:
that rulicf is given. Intern mace, piurn and
Tubuco habit tinted menu-s tilt]. of) 1m

IIllIllll Til Illlll.

NR lion-c on Woodward avenue to rm: .6 man”,
run-r in. Run: 13 0|).
quire of
E.

A.. ‘Voodwurd.

out? 3 root.

in Bill in Winnillul. '

Barton.- known as the Winni nk store, form-

erlyoccupicd by Maurice chtb, rultnblc
; good dwelling;
Pang-slot:

 

 

 

A DDEX,

5‘ ~’ Wall and River Slreet,.\'orwirlk. _

 

 

 

“Slit Iii—Haitians.

ROPEllTY of Bridgeport tinting! Banks—Dc-
sinrblc House Ind rut, {ruby 1'5. on Ualriunc

 

Ave" mt Norwalk, ('unn.

Apply to
JACOB M. LAYTOS,

Bi" South Norwalk. ct.

BISSELL .v urcnniuiAN.
M EAT MARKET.

Dunn f‘. Blue" is not dead yet. but can he found

lrn

 

It 1th old stand, No. it Main rt . borough. when- the
new firm of Blanch & Dickerrnun will keep u_ full
flock of meat and 11-h :u the torrent market prices

BISSELL It DICkEBMAS.
jio-zw

FRENCH
DECORATIVE mT.

ADQCARTERS for Outfits and Designs, Ms-
tcriwlsof all kinds. Silk Bolling Ind Celia:
laid for Fancy Work. ’ .

Pull instruction in Md! Detention in one

lesson
MRS. “l. I]. JARVIS.
net lrn 76 South Hutu St. South Now-It.

ullrrllammli

JANUARY} i $39.

 

We offer during this month 3

LARGE STOCI{

WINTER lLfllKS.

New Goods, at Cost.

One lot, old styles, at $2.00
for choice.

Large lot Dress Goods
marked 25 to 50c" placed on
separate counters at uniform
price of 15c per yard.

, 20 per cent, discount on
marked pricczr of leather
Gloves and Mittens.

Many other goods reduced
tomake room for new goods
after February lst. “

 

 

fulcrluiumrufx.

 

 

MI'SIC IlAlrln - SOUTH NORWAIJK

3min ' . iii. 10,113.12

5; coin! Mlliricx Saturday irl L‘dtl p. m.

‘I'hrrrrrrlrr
Ir‘rhluy
Slut urduy.

.

lllll. '

l
p
SI‘ZH. I’ONII‘JS AND MIYLKS.

J NO. 0. PATRICK, Mating“.

The Only Perfectly Educated
School of Horses In Existence.

Euursrurriu

Womlrrfn =ly Eduratr-d

3’01"":

Trava-iirrziii their own lruirr cf mugritlccrrt palace
cars. A mpcrbly mounud military ban)
and complete orche’tm.

Our Prices, 25, 35 and 50 Ccrrlv.

Sour}: -( lrlldzcn llfldr‘l’ 12 years of ngc an more
n fl: and not for for matiricc for 25 centre.

Tickets now on mic At llcyt‘s and Grcgory's.

£0.11. NEIL. Gm. Lift.

11 S, DAVlfHON. Adv. Ag’t.

Mlldncert .aiitlllall—~

Heine’s Band

At. Germania. Hall.
Washington St. Bridge,

Mourlay,Jarruary 14, ’89.

TICKETS 60 Cents,
" Admitting Cent and Ladies. d7 Irv

NORWALK OPERA HOUSE,

QUIXTARD tk SON, Inset: and 3'?")?,‘!!.—~—« —

 

5 Nights and Saturday Matinee.

Commencing
Tuesday, J an. 15.
THE

Julian Comedy Co.

Headed by the Charming Actress and Singer,

 

Enr'rn , ULLIAN,
, In an cntlmly new selection of

Roaring Comedies.

Popular Prices: 10, 90, and 300.

'l'rrerday night, Jun. 15, first time of Bouccicult’l
comedydruna. "GRIIALDI," or the "LIP?
or an Acrnrtss," ratio-ed by the lug
force THE F001. OF 'rnrr FAMILY. In the
lattnlliss Julian will sing ll!“ Annie Pixlty’l
great song, "rho Corn are in tthorn."

Reserved scat: now on sale at Quinton! I: 8012’!
Drugssrorc, Norvrnlk, turd Pulsars, Bo. Konralh, ,

J

i—‘mv

 

 

Employment Bureau.

(For both sex). Bu lies stcuognpberr typcv
writtsta, bmk-ggrepenmlerh, etc, '

T0 BUSINESS HOUSES PB
All out of employment, or desirous of recurlu

better positions, should register their mum at this)
bureau. (.‘ulllornvsvritc for information. 11‘

. . MERRILL. -
51 Minute 8L. Stamford. Conn.

‘lleiiill Windmill Italian,

Select School of Shorthml and ,

Typewrittng,
51 Atlantic Street, (Ayres’ Block),
. Stamford, Conn. .
LEADING pnlur Institution for u thorough .
practical ruinous «location, and devoted to .
the mining of young men and women. In the
shortest time ponible, to fill first clue, paying po-
sitions: Under [bemoan] instructional the late
principtlurd business In of my. Short-
nd and Typewriftng Schoo , Hartford. Court:
In version unynud evening. Graduate: would
toposltlons.
luntructlou by lull . Specialty.

For clrcnlun, giving full allot rdrool
fllc more If .lA.lllfftlLl-.
0 801’ Ed w
' GREAT annulus Ira-blood tu Barr‘- 3
3 of Tar. Wild all n the

 

 

 

 

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