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SOUTH NORWALK.
95 MAIN HTI‘EIQT;
NORWALK.
[Bl ALA“ BOXES.
flu. s, N. Y..N. II. OER. It. dapot’ key at Ad
urns Express other in depot, and hotels.
No. 4. my street, corner of Tollco sin-cl; lit-y at t!
DI street and all flclmlt‘l.
no. 0, Corner of Halo and Concord sir-gets: ‘kc at
d). Donovan‘s house and J . t.‘. it neon a ac
to .
110.1%, Pgnklla street school; lie I! school house
and residence of “Will?!“ i l strliltp. ll
(‘onrord street. 0 nos to so too ; cya nr,
lio. I”'I‘anl's residence, It). to Concord street, and
all fact/urine.
10.14, Mala IINQX corner of Ann street; key at
Wolf‘s aims and all factories.
No. lb, Iii h street rumor of llayvicw avenue; key
at Dickernnu's residence.
mu. cam.
One. stroke at til o’clock noon for Standard Time.
Two strokes of the boil (then Ll) signifies tire is
t.
“that. strokes of the hell (thus 1-1-1) signldcs the
city water is to be turned off.
mount-nous to m riotous.
Upon itive information of a tire in your immo
dist: or ghborhood unlock the box door; null the
book all the way down once only, and lot i e book
; shut up the box and do not open or touch the
k agslu until the ncxt fire in your neighborhood.
Do not attemp§ to tempt-c thp‘ k'cy from this ‘dr‘r‘r‘
he Chief nccr wi l act- ta s n- “mi 0
T In: saxt’st. atmowarv,
Chief Engineer.
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Fair: followed by rain: warmer winds
becoming sontheastcrly.
Miniature Almanac for To-Morrow.
Hightide Lowtidc Sunrises Sun sets
ll. 2 4. 3 7.15 4.51
Amount of Oysters Exported to Europe
for Week Ending Jan. 12th, 1830.
Imam. writ. tinnitus.
Arizona Liverpool 263i
Adriatic " 1.07::
Bulimia “ 1,054
State of Nebraska ( Hammi- 15
Rngrs amburg 1::
arm
Apples Ifxpor—t‘cd for the “'eclt Ending
Jan. 12, 1830.
mm. In minus.
Liverpool 0.6130
London git:
Glasgow $1.1 '9
Other ports .1, l 1..
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THE LOCAL NEWS.
The Rowayton “Nutmcgs” will hold a
meeting this evening.
Miss Lillias Coombs is visiting Miss
Myrtle Cargall, of the borough.
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—-Great reduction in prices of winter
clothing at Comstock Bros.
The directors of Norwalk Lock Co. de-
clared a dividend of 4 per cent. yester-
day. __
—Don‘t forget the fourth entertain-
ment of the Y. M. C. A. course tonight.
Everybody enjoys hearing Yeager.
Officer Colegrovc went to Ithaca, X.
Y., lo-day, his former home, to make a
short visit. ,-____. _
—Ladirs, don’t forget that the D lrltlll
tore cl ices Tuesday, Wedncolay, and
Friday nights. at 6 p.rn.
It is said that ndcspcratc prim fight
took plat-o Monday night at a noted
sporting rssort in Darien.
——Full dress shirts in plain and fancy
fronts at Cotnstock Bros.
Michar-l Ititcliford is rcmodvlmg the
old store at All Main street-new plate
glass front, and all new throughout.
-—Light and heavy rubber mitts at
Conistock Bros.
,James Ryan and James Stubh, of the
borough, was arrested in 1).Ihl)ul'_\'
Monday night for vagraiicy. B xlh were
dischargr d With a warning.
ev‘
—Sfl)nll Frrs‘o Hams for roasting, l‘ll;
, cents a pound at F. Hayes'.
The ecu-t of burgcsscs lllrt on Monday
evening but transacted but little busi-
trees. They voted to call the annual
borough meeting on the 23 l, and to ad:
journ until the 21st. The mattcr of po-
lice was not taken up.
Professor Lindsley discovered a new
comet at. Rochester, N. Y., yesterday
morning. its position is, right ascension
eighteen hours four minutes, decimation
south twenty-one degrees twenty min-
utes, with a rapid westerly motion.
--Grcat reduction in the price of cod
erwear at Comsiock Bros.
A surprise party was given Miss .-'. ..ce
Jerome at the residence of her grs ..,larv
cuts, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. K»: . p, on
Washington street, last eveni ;. About
ten coupleI were present and or evening
was spent in a very pleasan; manner.
~Plaisted's, Strengthaing Plaster,10¢.
The welcome home meeting held last
evening at Salvation Army hall, iz.
honor of Major and Mrs. Gay’s reicm
from England, was appreciated lg: all
present; The attendance no. good.
Officers Merritt and Gay bade farewell
to the many friends they have made
‘during their stay in this city.
---00 to Chas. H. Ferns” for Brunkcr-
half 6: Cafe famous crackers. A new
supply.
L Daniel O‘Brien and Cornelius Bushman
brakemsn on the Consolidated mid, had
aflahtlast night in the freight yard at
New Haven. They but been drinking.
O‘Brien struck bashman over the head
with his lantern, cutting him severely,
and afterwards had him arrested. Dr.
-—F'ull dross nookwcar at Oomtoek
[attire-n at the Foot (hilt-e at south Nomads s» but
untl Class Matter.
SOUTH N ORWALK. CONN.
, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY
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16, 1880.
w to” Tho Largest circulation 7
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vicissitudes _
T Placed in the alum ‘
of tho lasting .90th
is I good lnvutmsnt. ‘l'ry lt
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union TWO CENTS.
lion. A. ll. llyington wont to Wash
lug to-day. m” _
Quintard & Son put a handsome new
sign up today. ,
Company I" and Company C will play
polo at the armory tonight.
BbIR'Clalty for closing for the coming
week, at M. S. Smith’s.
The New England Terminal ()0. has
purchased the steamer “Cape Charles."
Dr. John Ilohannan will deliver an ad-
dress at the Baptist church to-tnorrow
evening.
-—A good kid glove for $1.00 at Com-
atock Bros. m .__..__
A, V. Sims, civil engineer of the New
En, Sand Terminal 00., is at Wilson's
Point, making surveys.
—-Llent’s Flannel Outside Shirts. We
will offer the balance of our stock at
very close rates for clearing stock for the
coming week at M. S. Smith's.
George Parker is raising his new build-
ing, at the east end of the Washington
street bridge, today.
~Ribhons reduced 25 per cent, this
week at Krieger‘g.
Um. S. I.oclrwood,of the firm of Cool-
idge & Lockwood, is engaged to be mar-
ried to Miss Edith E. Ambler.
—Don’t forget the great clearing and
closing out sale. See adv. M. S. Smith.
Editor William A. Royce sold the
Stamford Comet yesterday to the Ed
wards Brothers, of the Greenwich Gra-
pliic.
-Pure Home-rendired Lard, 12 cents
a pound, at F. Hayes .
Ilutlcr Lodge, 1. 0. 0. F. will confer
the first degree this evening. A report
from the building committee will be
read and acted upon.
-—l2c per round, Fresh Pork and Sauso
age, F. Haycs' market.
Dr. Acton, Frank E. Smith and Henry
Cornell, the three fisherman of the
borough, have gone up to the upper
reservoir to catch fish to-day.
—§pccial bargains in Corsetsthis week
at Itrregcr's.
At the East Norwalk Advent Christian
church, meetings every evening this
week, except Saturday Subject this
evening, “The love of God." All classes
are cordially invited.
r
—~Rcmcmber that the Boston Store
closes three night-r a week—Tuesday,
Wednesday and Friday nights,at 6 o‘clock
John Home was arrested for drunken-
ness last evening. llc pron-rod to be
placed in the new lockup and endure the
cold r'itiwr than be confined, over
night in tho old lockup. lie was the
lir<t prisoner to be locked in the new
cages. This morning Judge Knapp im-
imswl a small fine upon him.
-—60c for a 5 it). pail of pure lard.
Hayes market.
F.
John Ttdlcll,‘ who escaped front the
Xtirtvnlk jtil a few days ago, was recap-
turi-d yestvrday afternoon :ctwccn
Bron-st” station and Datibury. He, with
his othvr accomphca front Xoru‘alk,
\vorc taken tullridgcport last. evening
and lodgrd in the County j til. Toltcir is
and : bi man and has E‘t’l’b‘t‘d over 2:0 years
of his lift in prison.
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~—If_toii want to save moor-y road!
King. r's adv. IllSL‘mt‘Ilt.
Tim {whining is a report of the build-
ing; done in Diirbury for the year 1883:-
DcSCfllitlL-n. Cost.
lflldwcllingsmvt-rugc cost $2,500 $302,500
Business blocks and stores. . . .. .' 150,000
tlas works, factories and other /
buildings. . ................ 00,000
Miscellaneous additions, etc. . . . . . 25,00l
$537,500
——Full dress shirt studs and cuff but-
tons at Comstock Bros.
A null known married man in thiscitv
told his ‘vifc yesterday that he wasn’t
going to the Old Well ball but she didn’t
mace much confidence in what he s .id.
’ She hid his best clothes and quite late in
the evening he want home intending to
change his clothes and go up unba-
known to bt’l‘. His disappointment can
be imagined when he found how matters
stood. T r once in his life, at least, be
had to :. 'anit that she got the best of
. him.
—~chelcr Hoyt has just received a
Lige line of watches. Their move.
ments are now on exhibition in his show
window, and will be cased to suit“pur-
chasers. Among them Will be found the
Illinois, Ilampdcn, Walthani, Elgin,
Columbus, Standard and Non-magnetic,
in all grades. Movements not giving
satisfactory rating will be exchanged at
any time.
A Coming Event. '
On Wednesday evening, Jan. 23rd, a
sociable and athletic entertainment is to
be given at the armory by 00. D. There,
will be running and walking matches
and other games. By consulting the
posters itwill be set "i that never before
in this town has such an elaborate athle-
tic programme been prepared.
The members of 00. D expect to be
well patronized for the trouble they have
‘ gone to in getting up the entertainment.
We do not think the
will disappoint than
people of Norwalk
Oil Well tiiiiii and Ball.
A LAIIHIE ATTENDANCE AT MUSIC
HALL.
The Old Wall's Fifteenth Annual llall a
Grand sinuous.
As was predicts! bv 'l‘nit lirimxu
Shannan, the fifteenth annual ball of
Old Well Hook & Ladder Co. was one of
tho most successful affairs ever given by
the company. They have in past years
offered other attractions in connection
with the ball, but the public did not an-
ticipatu the treat that was in store for
thorn last evening. At an early hour the
balcony and seats down stairs were
crowded. Before the concert commenc-
ed Stephen S. Hatch announced that C.
Mortimer Wiskc, conductor of the Amp-
hion Musical Society of Brooklyn, would
conduct the choruses. A double quar-
tt-ttc from the Amphions were present
and they were on the, programme for
two numbers. Each time they appeared
they were heartily applauded and re-
sponded to encorcs. The singing was
perfect and showed the careful training
of Mr. Winks. C. 8. Philips, solo tenor
of Trinity church, New York, song “The
Carmine" in an artistic manner. His
tones were rich and street. llc respond-
ed to an encore. A. 1.. Frisby gave a
humorous recitation and brought down
the house with his Irish dialect. The
chorus did admirably and reflected credit
on S. S. Hatch, who trained them for
the concert. The solo and humming
chorus was very line. I“. It. Treasure of
tlic Amphions sang the solo and be dis-
played his vocal powers to cxccllcnt ad-
vantage.
Following are the names of the visit-
lug singers: U. lll. Wiskc, C. 8. Phil.
ips, (i. ii. Jacob, Rt). Rhoadcs, F. R.
Treasure, T. 11. Brady, T. W. Uanncr,
Mr. Bartel.
Following are those who worn in the
chorus: J. 1’. Trcadwell, ll. Tilly, E. E.
Crowe,J. A. Watkins,B. Tully. 1". Force,
W. F. Ambler, H. 1’. Price, 1". Lauder,
H. S. Ilutch, H. ll. Wigliam, J. Hall, I'.
N. Knapp, W. Warren, W. McMahon, J.
Tollcs, C. F. Tolles, Jr., H. Nash, F.
Nash, S. Raymond, II. Morgan, J. For-
rls, E. Russell, 1". Vail, J. Wchlc.
It was about 0:45 when the first part
of the programme was finished. The
dancmg commenced shortly afterward,
and after Ill: first few sets the floor was
filled with merry dancers. Mosslcin's
orchcstra played some of their choice
dance inus'c and Charles Gehrman
prompted. The hall was tastefully doc.
oratcd. Along the front of the stage
wuc choice imtted plants from Johp fl.
Smith's nurstry. Sottieludy friends of
the company had made some paper
flowus and arrangui thcm into an old
well and a haul.— and ladder. They were
placed on the outside of the boxes and
looked very pretty.
Many of the gentlemen were attircd in ’
evening dress and the handsome toilets
of the ladies made a grand spectacle for
tile motors-on from Il‘tr: balcony.
Supper was servrd at the left of the
nvaiu entrance to the hall. A large num-
b.~r partook of the good things furnished
by ion nature-r.
The following Cortitniltccs bad charge
of the details at the ball: Reception
committee, George L. Bogart, it. A. Mc-
Donald, Tliomas C. Cavauaugh; floor
dirnctor. Howard Holmes; aids, 31. T.
Hatch, Fred Lauder, H. A. Matthewwn.
Cover E: Weed, )1. S. Smith, William
Hoyt, l". H. Q'itnlard, J. J. Cavaliutigh.
Considerable interest was taken in the
dancing until the ciose of the pro-
gramme. Everybody who attcndcd the
ball had a lovely time, and of course the
Uni Well Hook & Laud-.r Co. for! happy
at the slices-so that attemlud their labors.
Tracy Will never forget [ch Vlrll. of the
Amphionsyo this cu y.
--Look at the lmlttliljt' of our“ Flultht’!
[llankcts and CUIIHUIKIIIJh‘S, Which Will
be sold regardlcss of cost, to close out
stocks“ a’spccizilty for the coming tvuk.
M. S. Smith,
. A Rumpus at the Station.
Last mght thcrc were several intoxica-
ted and partially intoxicated persons
station, and as watchman Colgun has to
lock the station after the 12.43 train has
gone, he wcnt after policemen Colegrove
and Maury to clear the waiting room, or
, in be on hand if there was any trouble.
William Knapp was in the depot asleep
and under the influence of drink. The
officers put him out of the room, and
alter its was on the platform tried to get
him to go home, but he was contrary
and insisted on going in the room again.
Office-r Maney. took hold of him but be
broke away and ran inside with the oili-
cer aftt'r him. When near the telegraph
of‘lico Knapp showed fight, and Manéy,
knowing the man he had to deal with,
drew his club and hit him a blow on the
head, which took all of the fight out of
him, and be cooled down as meek as a
lamb. A friend,wliich he had with him,
took him over to Dr. Burke‘s, who dress-
ed his wound,after which [he went home.
Battle of Gettysburg.
Robert ArDuncsn, representing J. M
Hill's Cyclorama of the Battle of Gettys‘
burg, was in“ tbfs'ci‘ry yesterday in the
interest of the Qt clorama. Since Mr.
Hill took the management of this great
battle scene it has been visited by many
from this section, and all have been de-
lighted with their visit.
——Persons wishing Flannel Underwear
in Gsnis', Ladies‘, Ills-es and Children’s,
can find a large display at greatly redub.
ed nus, as a specialty for the coming
week, at H. 8. Smith’s.
hanging around the waiting room of the ‘
“DECLARE 'I'BIISD.
Three of Thom Taken to l . II to Await the
Action of tho Hope .2 :- flrrnrt.
Jesse and Orville Fowler and William
Dunn, the three men who were arrested
by Chief Lockwood in Wilton last Fri-
day, vvere tried before Judge Chlchestsr
yesterday morning. Josue Fowler was
acquitted, as from the evidence intro-
duccd there was no proof that he had
anything to do with the burglary. Or.
ville Fowler and William Dunn were
found guilty and bound over to the sup
etior court in the sum of 8500. John
Totten, one of tho burglars, who escaped
from Chief Lockwood, and was arrested
by Constable Keelcr, of Ridgelleld, on
Saturday and broke jail Sunday night
was arrested again by Keolcr in Katonah
and brought back to Ridgcllcld, told a
story to the effect that a man came to his
cell on Sunday night, pried off the cell
door on the outside, pulled him over the
top of it and coaxed him to run away,
but upon examination of theccll showed
that Tottcn had taken one of the floor
joists and broken out himself. He was
brought to Wilton and tried yesterday.
[In practically admitted the burglary and
said that the Fowler boys had to per-
suade him a long time before he had
anything to do with them. He more
than half admitted that lie was implicat
ed in the post ollice burglary at Lewis-
boro. lie was asked by Lawyer Walsh
how many more burglaries he was im’
plicatsd in besides the ones which he had
told about, and he stopped to think a
long time and when told‘to hurry up, he
said, “(live mo time to think, will you,"
and then after a moment said, "I‘m like
a drunken men; can’t think." Tottcn was
also bound over in the sum of $500, and
(.‘hicf Lockwood took the three prisoners
to Bridgeport jail last night.
l‘lue Printing.
E. S. Horton, of Mcridcn, formerly of
this city, made a flying visit here yester-
day. Mr. llorton is looking well, and
reports business good. He brought with
him some fine specimens of color print-
ing recently done by him for one of the
hlcriden silver ware companies, in which
exact representations of some elegant
articlca are produced. The inks used
were from Chas. Enu Johnson & Co.,
New York, and are of perfect and last.
ing bus. The job is (qually creditable
to them with Mr. Horton.
West Somali: chapel—Tho Foollsh Case
Still in Progress.
Tho West Norwalk case is still on trial
in the borough before Judge Selleck with
no prospect of its being brought to a
close very soon. The court room is
packed at every session of the Court and
the testimony of the witnesses and the
tilts between the lawyers is very laugh-
able. There does not seem to be any
, me-rit in the case for trial and it is very
doubtful if it would to tried outside of a
Somali: court. U. Grant Houston, who
is tho finstigntor of the trouble, keeps
discretely out of sight although officers
have ln-cn searching for him‘wilh sub-
[.~u-.ras for a day or so.
lfistcr ,Cole has returned from his vis-
it to \Vashington.
ls Spring Scar at "and ‘.'
A gentleman on his way to New York
this morning says that spring must be
near at hand, as he saw a great many
swallow-tails early this morning.
l‘lucntx l-Irv‘gluo Company Election.
Phil-nix Engine Company elected the
fozluwrng ollicors last night: E. 11. Burr,
Fort-roan: A. A, Chinnory, Jr., lst As-
Slhlanl: U. bl. Smith, 2nd Assistant: 0.
R. Murrford, R. 8.; W. J. Cavanaugll, F
5.; C. A. Burr, Treasurer.
Your Confercnrea.
The Connecticut Sunday School Asso-
ciation will hold conferences this week
as follows: Methodist church, New
Canaan, Wednesday at 2 8: 7 p. m.; Con-
grt-gatiooalchurch, Sound Beach. Thurs.
day at 2 p. m.; Methodist church, Rox.
bury, Thursday at 7 p. m.; Presbyterian
church, Noroton, Friday at 2 p. m.;
Union Chapel, Glcubrook, Friday at 7
p. m.
The object of the association is, by
mutual fellowship, counsel, and co-oper-
ation, to elevate the standard of Sunday
school work throughout the state, to
awaken a deeper interest in Bible study
and Christian-living, and to stimulate
missionary efforts in behalf of the child-
ren and youth who are destitute of Bible
instruction.
South Nam-1k Building Notes.
W. S. Knapp, the architect, says that
the Old Well Cigar company will go
ahead with their. large block in the
spring. The foundations are already
laid. R; H. Rowan is also contemplating
erecting a four-story brick block. on the
adjoining lot.
W. S. Knapp has also made plans for
the following: A $4000 frame house on
Isaac place, Norwalk, slats roof, finished
in natural Woods, for D. D. Couch. Two
houses on the same street for Mrs. E. P.
Weed, costing (.2000 and $3000; builder.
Charles Reynolds. A 84000 double house
on West street, South Norwalk, for W.
n. Smith.—-—Connecticut Real Estate Be-
“Yd; __
Consolidated stock Sells at 0250.
Consolidated railroad shares reached
high water mark on the New York Stock
exchange yesterday afternoon, when two
lots of seventy-six and twenty-fivolliarss
each were sold at $250. The closing
quotation was 0250 bid, but there was
none offered. .'
—14c psrpouad, Extra Sugar 9
Hana. . Hayn‘raarkot.
EITEETA INMflN‘I‘S.
Opera Nona. Crowded Last Night-
" Win a very large audionco which
greeual the Julian Comedy Company at
the Opera llouaolsst night, and to say
that they went home sstlslled that they
had seen a company of artists would not
be saying half enough. The play last
night was, “Criminal, or the Life of an
Actress,“ with Frederick Julian asOri‘
maldl and Edith Julian as Violet, a little
waif. Each and every part was played
well, and the company was rewarded
with storms of applause. Miss Julian is
a charming little actress and a line sing-
er, and the company is as good a one as
ever played in Norwalk. The perfor-
mance concluded last night with that
screaming farce, “The Fool of the Fara.
ily.” After pieces, as a rule, detract from
the main play. but last night was an ex-
ception, and rather added to it. To-night
the company will present “Nobody’s
Child," which will be preceded by the
comedietta, “A Happy Pair." The house
will be full again tonight, and it is best
toget your tickets before going to the
hall.
" Casper. the I‘odlcr."
The Indianapolis Sentinel says of Chas.
T. Ellis, who is to be at Music Hall with
astrong company next Saturday even-
ingz—Thsrc are German dialect come-
dians in large numbers, all of whom
have gone to plecos in their endeavors to
imitate Emmet. Mr. Ellis has attempted
no such‘ thing, but. wisely elected to win
his laurels from the standpoint of his
individuality. In short, he has been suc~
coastal and anyone who hears him will
known the reason why. Asa vocalist
be unmistakably distances all his coni-
petitors and wins unstintcd applause.
whenever his sympathetic and dclighful
voice is heard in his own extremely pret-
ty songs. h ’ W
\vA'rctl 'rirr: moor: ro-rviuu'r.
Phenomena Which Will Delay Bed-Going
Quite Generally.
The eclipse of the moon which will oc-
cur to-night will be visible gonerally
over the United States, Europe, Africa,
America, and on the Atlantic and Pa-
cific oceans. Tho whole eclipse will last
nearly‘six hours, of which the iii-wit will
burn the shadow for little more than
three hours, divided into an entrance
and exit. of equal duration. The great
obscuration will extend pvcr about
seven-tenths of the lunar diameter. The
times of the phases are as follows: Moon
enters penumbra, 0:214; moon enters
shadow, 10:58.1: middle of eclipse, 12:20.0;
moon leaves shadow, 2101.1: moon
leaves penumbra, 3221.0. '
-—Wc have placed the balance of our
stock of Ladies’. Gent's, Misses’ and
Children's Wool Hosiery on sale regard-
lrss of cost, to make room for spring
stock, M. S. smith.
Ire-d. Wardwell's Pig and Turkey.
Fred. \Vardwcll, one of the I’hu-nix
Engine company, had a little pig and a
turkvy on Christmas day which be in-
icndtd to present the boys. Someone
stole the pig and Fred, to make sure of
the turkey, took it across the street and
left it with Mr. Weeks to board. Fred.
took the turkey away yesterday and paid
Its board. He says that if he knew who
was boarding the pig he would like to
pay it's board, too.
The 3|cchrs.ics' Library Association Rec
/ organized. , ,
In Winnipauk last evening the Me.
chauics‘ Library Association was reor-
ganized and the following officers were
elected: James McAIlistcr, prcsident
James Crowthcr, vico president and
treasurer: John W. Pierce, librarian;
William lI-inna, assistant librarian.
Boston Store ltcd latter Sale—Bruno.
Under the head of Hamburg sales in
the Rt'd Letter advertisement of the Boo.
ton Store, the paragraph "big values at
15, 10, 27;, 20 and upwards to our Wide
Flannols at $1.50 per yard,” should read
“Wide Flouncing" instead of wide flan-
nel. Under the head of underwear,vests
and pants, all sizes, and usually sold for
30 cents, should be 50 cents.
Object of the Womens' Belief Corps.
Editor of The Sentinelr—I wish to state
through Tm: Evasrso 81:511st to the
ladies and gentlemen of South Norwalk
and vicinity, that the Ladies' Relief
Corps is a society to aid widows, orphans
and soldiers, and the ball they are
going to give istoraisc funds for the
Relief Treasury, so I hope the people
will patronize them In their good cause.
. A Ruben.
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Grand Lodge, 1-1.1: A M. ‘
At the annual meeting of the grand
lodge, F. d: A. 10., in New Haven to-day
arrangements for celebrating its centen-
nial there in July will be decided on. A
report that upwards of 100 members of
Hiram lodge have renewed their allegi-
ance to the grand lodgor‘will be made.
—A fast black bride for 25TH“ Com-
stock litrgs.____ . ‘
The Boundary Commission.
The commission representing the states
of Rhoda Island and Connecticut, which
was appointed nearly two years ago, "to
agree upon and mark out lines in Pawca-
tuck river limiting further encroach-
ments on the waters of that river," has
hnld two meetings in Westerly during
the past week. A surveyor,represcnting
the Connecticut members of the commie.
alon, accompanied the party. It is said
’tflhpt the commissioners are nearing an
agreement which can be reported to the
minus of the Legislatures of both states,
but the details of snob agreement are
A FHA! \’ FANAT ll‘.
Ill-i Ntrtsugc Claims and [Ill Queer Ways.
Thomas Thomas has recently “caused
much trouble in the Howard avcnue
Methodist church at New Haven. Some
one who wins to be familiar with the
circumstances writes a long letter to the
Now Haven Palladium. in which ho says:
“Mr. Thomas is a strange momentar-
tainlng strange views and having strange
ways. lie is said to be very ignorant,
but claims to have remarkable familiari-
ty with the Unity, and to be inspired by
Him in all he does and says. He needs
no advice from men, as he receives all
knowledge direct from God, and all who
oppose him oppose ilod. lie says ho is
a saint, a prophet, an apostle equal toSt.
Panhclnitus to be auuoiuted of God to
preach the pure gospel to this people,
who never get it from the regular minis.
tors; is one of the saints who rose with
Christ, and was an eye witness of the
resurrection of June, and much more of
the same sort. lls onco paid for the
support of the church, but for the past
few ycars says it is so corrupt that the
Lord tells him to giro nothing, and ‘tho
sooner it goes down the bclter.‘ It is
absurd to claim that the present trouble
is personal between him and the pastor.
The late Elder Wardcll declared he
should be silenced if he had to be arrests
ed as a nuisance. Somctimes he will
scream suddenly, so as to frighten people
out of the church, and when crossed,
seems to get very angry, and yells so as
to turn the meeting intoa bcdlain. This
he claims is the spirit of ilod resisting
the devil in thosc who oppose him."
Mr. Eaton is no l‘roo‘Trader.
Tilt' Hon. William W. Eaton and wife
leave today for Washington, where they
wrilrcuiain for several weeks. It will
be an opportunity for Mr. Baton to ex-
, plain to his Democratic friends “the
reasons why" the Democratic party were
shutout at. the late election. He pre-
dicted defeat for his party lung before
the day of election, and be evidently
knew what he was talking about when
he did it.--Hartford Contact.
Straw llat Trimmers Wanted.
INQL‘IBE of DENNIS J: BLASL’IIARD.
jlti ill
rim suiiooni"rl‘éfiufii’é’tbfirfi
Sale.
FEW shares of the capital stock of the Fzrrt
National Bank, of Sufi”) Norwaik, for sale.
_ Apply to TAYLOR .i: GOLDEN,
jla lw 45 Washington Street.
Dog Lost.
BLM'K. flu-id spariml, A reward of five dollars
. «39) unit bu.- paid for his return to
.153 DR. 11. Chit), Sanca‘uck. CL,
[Daily New I ork Messenger.
])Alf(.'ELS called for and delivered in fill part! of
. the my or vtcrnity. Prompt attention paid to
all nrdrrs left at l‘larstcd's, Somalis, or Ho '9 drug
store, South Norwalk. I". W. ANDREWS. jli :trn
“Fitter Closets and Ccsopools
Cleaned.
If}; undersigned has first class facilities for
(Hr-1mm! wsrur Clllelt‘lll and coupon», and help
(illsilfit‘d to do the work in the best manner. Prism
t is lone-5t. Address Box 4:15! So. Norwalk, jl'! lm
Piano Lessons.
PDITH HUNT wishes to gin: lessons on the
’1 piano 'fb-r-c cerring to receive instruction
pow apply to 350. Man St., or address P. U.
1”,“,515’ jl for
Removal. ' ._..
IIE New York Ti-a (lo. has ruled the building
now ocritptcd by J T. I’rouitt, 4? Mam once?
when.- they will 004m about the first of Apnl with
an unusual tine stock of groceries. (1:03:11
(sync-I'll.
HOSE desiring oysters med fmh daliy curt
procure them of R. J. (‘L’TIJLL
ocil tf Foot of Raymond St.
Portraits
IN ml,psstcl and crayon. Black and White
Pastels. Art work 1;; all dm’ritrtitms.
.G. owns, stamford.
THgM‘AS IIALLORAN, Smalls.
0' t
J
llavlland’s Fruit Store.
13L“; Florida Orangrs. Fine lays: Pics, Persian
Dates. All kiml9 of new Nuts. lining-a
Grapes, Demons, t_'or.frvtioncry, etc" at
C. A. IIAVILA‘SD'R‘, 2.5 lulu St, Sormtlk.
George R. Under-lull
18 now in town selling Household 8 iaitiea for
cash or by installments at prices vrmd com—
mon. Parties desiring bargains can call at No.
6 Raymond St. City. m0 1!
\ OltRELf. k L'HUIIIDIEI,‘ would again call the
. attention of the public to notice they have a
large number of cheap lots, cheap homes and cheap
farms frr salc.’ Aim are doing business for the
has: talc and Fire Imurancc compuuics. Furniture
lIlJ-lll'lng a specially. 125m
CHOICE Maison Grapes, 3 lbs. for 25¢. Indian
’ Rival-r Florida (haunt-s, its, per delt'l’l Bani»
my, all prices and all kinds, Foreign an mcstic
Fruits sod and dolivcrcd to all parts 0 the town
fric. new York (”Map Pmlt Store, 14 Main 31..
dli) 1m GEORGE COSTS LLO, Borough.
. messenger.
BENNETT, the mail carrier. will call for. and
deliver parcels at Norwalk or South Rotor-w
for ten cents each, weight limited to ten pounds.
Slate at Norwllk and South Somali: Posto'mccs.
Prompmcss and dispatch guaranteed.
duo —— A. BKNXRTT.
Mrs. L A. Davidson.
Christian Belonco or Mental Healing.
¥RICKS for Teaching or Healing low. Consult.»
1
tron free. City 110th Tb . ays of each week.
i diseases treated mentally, d' ng with drugs,
as it is by the exercise of our IIig t Mental Powers
that relic! is given. Intern remote, Opium and
Tobacco habit treated success nliy. :13 In:
3 GREAT REMEDIES Jr'mnm in IIair's Syrup
v of Tar. Wild Cherry and Borehonud, the best
Cough Syrup and Lung Balsam bribe vertebra} cents
abottle. It is invaluable for Group in children.
Sold by all druggista. The. genuine only has fac-
simile of the signature of Jan. 3. Hair in ink on
may packm. Barr's Pharmacy, ma scturera,
Bri gepo Conn. ’ oct tome
ocrtgé‘nuc‘onmssrosm 0P PAIRFIELD
The undersigned hereby applies for a license to
sell—Spirituousa and Intoxicatirg . Liqn ,—
rsusnt to the laws of this State nour‘in 1 re-
nting to thesale of intoxicating liquors, a the
building‘owncd by Janice Madden of Round Hill, so
called, on the turnpike road, in tho town of Nor-
walk, in said county.
Slgnfll. .umn. madam
Dated at Kmalk. the ldtb day of January. will.
Endorsed by the following five electors and tax
ym of said town, non: of whom ere licensed
calcrs in intoxicatinfg liquors, and are not adora-
crr om other alignmtlon:
Ed Cahlll, nlcl Donovan; John Cullen.
James Clues, lichael Noam.
COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD. TOWN 01' FOB-
WALK, this filth day of January, in.
I. Town Clerk of said town, bushy certify, por-
mantto the statute in such care that this
llcatlon endorsed as afo he been submit.
ionic, and] farthrreertify tMachof-Idu-
mm..." “mow our: v“
a 0
“TL beau list!
annulus-Indiana:
giggavnm «mum
lillnl. ' ,
Nli'h‘. lulu-w on Fur-Ii ltU'tlllt‘; l'lllit‘i‘il rmllw
1 with ililfll.
l’ppvr trait of but it hone Mr Lemon»! 4.. i"
limo-r purl of ll‘lllrl“(‘ll Main ”NFL
ill if Kldillln: it! i’llAl'l. 'l'. LEUNMSD.
in lines in hit
flAlltlw llnnnd Hill Hotel, Two worm and
l usual iltvrllmg moms and a barn altar-ind to “W
premises; txosc to lbw Sand flank. Illll'llrt' of
JAMHtl IlAlllllfPtl,
illiw
in Bill in Wlilllaik.
' Illtslon’ known as tho Winn! Mink store, imm-
t-rlymrupicd by Mitllflf‘t' . ctirinh. suitable
foragrocmy stnrrnrmmt martin: good riwuili-z
"Mill": nmumiv llo’ rilrml homo, l’uritt'wlérb
lflt'i‘fllllllntsll’t’i‘rfly, flood born. A nlvto
JAMES I Alllrltlli.
j'2 0w Wall and Itiwr litre-ct. Nomads.
Fill Sill Ull Elli Tll‘llll.
)IIOI’EIITY of Bil-lgcpm Saw-i2! limit—alle—
Mrahlc ill-mo and lot, Why 1*: , or. ”returns:
Mo. East Nommlt, t'nml.
Applym
JAt'Ull .‘J. l.\\"l'ilii.
"1-: :«lnurh Ivor-nib. "l.
Hay""r.r "Silo.
\IJJT of fir-t (l in My for a :19,
I Enquire of
E. A. \Voodwnr‘d.
cm- Bourd of Heller holler.
TUTli'E is he r1 by git-m that the Board of ltrllrf
for int-t .vyof tami'li Somali avid root «.1.
Monday. Jan. 7th, at It 1')? p. to . 'tmlay..far., min.
71ka m ; FrulayJan. nth. a! . J p m : Tim-v»
day. Jan. ill. at 7 310p. m., at lhw" t‘miur ii tylurmlmv,
fortlwpurprmmf lithium; and drtrrmnlw an up»
prai- l'rtiititlivil.~ms:« of the (My («“h'iwif'.’ amt
crumbling and adjusting the ninth in it: the m: of
.5;
a—
Ail [It'flflh‘ rimming abatrrntvnt under the has of
the Ptatcfnr "JF'HCIE rank-ml m lira» of not "no:
m‘ikv-appiicatzunmiho- Ik-ardof ft. of itf..’.i.l'lvf]
them of ttwir honorable that hug» from sari. "'f‘vicc.
lllfb'lt‘li' D, l-‘HK. . fl or:
ill if
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CHARLES R. ’I‘UWYSEESD, t of l' ’wL'
Artlilcial Stout- Stops, Coping,
Laws ROLLERQ.
CARRIAGE I ’rLO(_.}l{S,
circa, dozen,
Manufactured by C. T. LEONARD,
5:5 Water Street. ltli iy
Employment Bureau.
(For bo'h F91). firsppliw stcrmru; ‘
wri’;«ts, book-Murrow. times, r ,
T0 BUSINESS lltll'tlllri “if! 1.
Minor of employment. or desirous of scouring
bcttcr positions. Elluulll reg-Mu Ihm now it in. ma
bureau. (jail or worn for information.
MRS. M. A. Militittidh
bl Atlantic rat... sonata: l, Conn.
-, "stirs”
Merrill Photographic Alilillll',
Select School of Shot-thorn] and
Typewritiug,
51 Atlantic Street, (Ayrer’ Block),
. Stamford. Conn.
LEADWGpopnlar institution for .1. thormwh
practical hit-mus slim-anon, and dovotm‘i in
the training of young men and Women, :n t’ c
shortcut tzmc pnsfiihlc. to of: first. who», my,” p...
sltltms; Umlrrthr- {maria} lnr'lt'llflzun of tho kw.
nccipal and burrow-s manager of futility» Show
Hand and ’l‘ypswrumg S" or, Hartford. Conn.
In sessiondayand evening. (lrmlmtcs assist“!
to positions.
Instruction by Mall a Specialty.
For circulars. giving full particulars. mi: at “(llmi
office «address MKS. H. A. 13RRIM~
. Pancipul.
E. C. WHITNEY ’8 till STllllE,
57.3: Main fltrcot,
SO. KORWAifi
M» » a. ra— "f."
FRAlrllis'G at lowest n it... .
- Full lineclhrtists’ Materials.
GILBERT " mama;
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Livery an
Fee
WARWICK HOTEL,
Horses and (7:. 12:; ole: for all Mfi'lallofii'.
(firms-3w! at Bar .ornrc'. Ax» Trams.
6wl'i'arron..- at [ifz-‘tiflflbie Yucca,
Twphouc conncc'ion.
CAN DI ES
0! all kinds. First Ufa
BAKERY!
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995 If
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CORSL'COPIAS, CANDY T()Y5,mda (all wort,
' meat of ornamental candy.
‘htrsJohnHolland
LAUDEB'S BLOCK.
8154! '
Human Nature, on the Back!
There is not the least eras}
$31 9
ultv for suffering frrm
summaries. th tutors.
can. and uravm q in.»
am, who the: most Hhfltl‘
use am are mm! b
. .' v HILL? corms .
Z If! 1.3. Wynn um.
posed of harmless roots-
are one of the but can
and Family Pufmivst Inns
lathe W. Thumb
als anthem] bylaw-ends! 1 If“ send u m
, 'lsb murmurs want
:obfob‘vfgt‘w pliant“? “iterator-rm after
afdrtrial. tale in rm brie Pr a
an. I! . 7
mam box Ivsboxnfovflod.
fill- 0.”BII.L ,nniud,’ Is.
i gqfrrlaiummfs.
nonwux OPERA HOUSE,
in wrist”) .r MN. irmw and We.
.3 Nights and halurtlay lettuce.
”TONIGHT
THE
Julian Comedy Co.
llrmlml by the rimming helm and him.
w
I?) r {t'i‘u .r ULLIAN,
In an entirely new selection of
Ronrln g Comedies.
Popular Prices: 10, 90, and 309.
llllllllllll lHILll.
lbw rwrl Wi‘r war or: we a: (Millard ill Sal's
Dr‘s}! film 1;, 35:13.33, out Phi-ital}, M. flow-lb.
, .
sif'ogrbrrirua.
i. it now. mum.
Saturday Evening, J an. 10,
Too maximum (imam distort ringers“ comedian,
Chas. T. Ellis,
- calm the mgcascut of
r'. r'. Puoc'rou,
to on; no: Wt.“ tortuous musical comedy drama.
lists, The llllllll‘.
The ch‘hrk PM“ :9
if: has and in company.
PRESENTS /
to tho ch. .1 it. .
Button 1101‘: Boquetu
for rim Lariat at every performance.
Tit lifts mum talc at Hoyt“; and Gregory’s.
(1r I! ANI)
ATHLETIC ENTERTAINMENT;
.ixn SOCIABLE,
Co. 9, .m- ch’f,‘ c. N. on,
AT THE ABXORY.
Wed. Ev‘ng, Jan. 23. ’89
film and our: tbs: modal exhibition of -
Running and Walking,
And Athletic Moo,
Orr use sawdust Track,
[Ivor hsid is the ”#13613me , ,
.smrrssmx, — ’ . . z
Tickets for fawn: mid at stint to drill mom. 5‘
If?“ r‘s [road and orchestra trad furnish manic.
,5 U} ‘5
5/
hlirllnmls
0'11“ U413Y’ 1 8w!
We «ran (IL-wing this soul: a
stint.
One lot, old styles, at $2.00
For choice.
Largo lot Dress Goods
marked 2:3 to 50¢ placed on
separate counters at uniform
price of hit; pcr yard. ‘
20 per cent. «lisconnt on
marked \ iriccs; of [leather
Gloves ant Mittens.
Many other goods reduced
tonialrc room for new goods
after February list.
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IlIShlllJ. a. flIClifllflAli.
MEAT MARKET.
u «3. Isle fins-MM .bslesubo had
$3.31.“: width”; as... m. o-
mgmmuauiu loved Work:
artisans. a Dracula...
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