is infidel.
fir
tutored ht it“: I‘m! "filer at “until ficrwalk II Bot»
and Class latter.
CONN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 30,1889.
CHARGED WITH HORSE STIALINfl.
one... TWO cam.
am“?
Attica house on Union arenas; thirteen It“;
is .
NUMansnL
l‘llE EVENING SENTINELI
l 'J ltAl lal£()A I) I’IJACI‘}.
BOUT]! NORWALK.
"on...“ ma...
hanhury .u Norwulk Railway Dividend.
Thesauri-annual dividend of the Dan-
bury and Norwalk railway company of
one dollar and twenty-rive cents for each
lllIas Alice Dunning of Fair Haven, is ltlt‘rlllttatrlluifi'l‘fl-
visiting wtth Miss Julia (Hailey,
(Washington compendium liorvralk tiiizcltv.)
South Norwalk l'oat titties.
The poatnltlstebgeucral fights shy or
the South Norwalk post olllee imbrogiio.
'l‘ho barge, "Hitsaii ll," is unloading
coal tit Frrr'in' illicit.
"l’at‘n Nels Wardrobe."
'l‘lIe inimitable l’ut llooncy and a
The Adventures of Philip Halsey In Wil-
Miss Jennie Wilcox of New York, In terbury.
tier). H. t‘ummltigs and family have
. no aram fi'l‘lusld'l‘, visions with Mr. and MM dinner-loner. moved to lirooklyn. stuns 9011;??me 9 but???“ u... mom in.h.,depmm,,m1..mmid Wti‘diiihxomi’i' '21 {mnkolmdwegt ‘0 Bill!“ of stock will bepaid at theofllos cm, mh'orllancsmmmm
- . ,,m_ can .. reayaswee anaver- . .
N‘oltwatlt. -_ Warruuted all pure liuen collars, m Frank Parker, 0, "mg“,qu, 5, mph.“ 2‘”. 13:?“ litre :Sarflrzhefivu {’an to stand with William ii. Barnum as an tlsed for :0“: as a painter. [Io pa saed of the treasurtr of the llouastonic Rail upwmummmm
way company, in Bridgeport, February
l5th,188ll. , _
What Senator I’latt Thltiks. _
Senator I’latt express d the opinion
yesterday, according to the Washington
correspondent of the Springfield Repub-
lican, that the financial situation would
poaitively compel an extra session of
Congress in the spring. it"lThl'fe is no
probability, he says, that any revenue
legislation will be obtained from this
Congress. The only resource for the
treasury department for keeping down
the surplus will be the purchase of bonds
and the senator understands that syndi-
cates are already forming in New York
and elsewhere to purchase all the bonds
within reach, and hold them at an exor-
bitant figure against the government. If
tariff legislation is left until the regular
session of Congress in December, it can
hardly be perfected sons to go into “feet
before the beginning of the fiscal year,
July 1, 1890, nearly eighteen months
hence. By that time if there are no
bond purchases, the accumulated aur-
endorser of Wilcox, and Judge Granger
ls sponsor for Snyder. Congressman
Granger, it is understood, appealed the
case from the postmaster-general. (when
he found him afraid to make achmce
between the two democratic candidates),
to imperial Carrier at the White House,
but it is said thatth-n tho August“‘tlro-
Ver“ could not see any good politics in
getting up a split in the democratic par-
ty at South Norwalk by the appointment
of either. Judge Granger is a great
Shakespe'rean scholar and critic, and
while the President is said to have re-
marked in terms or effect that he didn’t
care a blank for either candidate as indi-
viduals and could be happy with either,
he quoted to our congressman‘s ears the
familiar lines of the great VIce Book;
“ 'Tis better to endure the ills we have
than fly to others we know not of." This
being lit! case lucky brother Dunning
may be expected to correct the. manifold
blunders and send to their proper destin-
ations the myriad letters, papers and par-
cels sent astray by the new and green-to-
‘ :l for L‘ie. tit Cnmstuck llroe.
friends in this city.
mo Inquires! macaw.
noun ,
...‘fii-E~“§i-S’.~. wmm“
Willem.
A. infirm
J E W E L E R . ‘
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.
l'luo Watch Repairing a lpsclalty. .
at Washington at, . kaatli Iorwatk.
GIVEN AWA- ‘ * f
Dress Linings Fitted Pros
l'ntllFREJJI IffillXJl. a ‘ “ .
Jon 0 s" ’
an
docingthc'
a
jrt lw 43 North In]. an. In!“ mt.
‘ ”A l0
hmrwm...
a TIIDRDUGH
ml. it possessed a plot strong enough to
hold the closest attention of the sponta-
ture. and through it all there ran a Vein
of humor which brought out the acoom-
piishmeuts of the different artists. linen.
ey never appeared in a better role. the
songs were now, his savings contained
more wit than ever and his appearance
was extremely ludicrous. in his unex.
celled dance not he responded four times
to hearty empires. James Vincent as
“Lionel Eustach," a broken down actor,
was equally amusing. lie was after the
tragedian style and had evidently seen
enough of his profession to gain a large
amount of nerve. Ills make up, out-
liursts of elmpimiee‘and facial expressions
brought down the home. Pretty Katie
It Ioney in her songs and dances won the
hearts of all. Her voice possesses a rare
met-tunes and when her tones become
established by ago they will be very fine.
Thvtguakerulty Quartetle in their vocal-
izations and imitations of different mus-
Icul Instruments were remarkable.
The entire company acquitted them-
himself off as a jewelry drummer for a
New York house. He hired a horse and
sleigh of Frank Smith on Friday and
kept it until 2 a. m. Saturday, then sent
it home by a woman who had been in
his company. He hired a team of horses
Saturday of P. 8. Norton to go to Thom-
aston, and after being pursued by detec-
tives all night was overtaken on Monday
morning near Stamford, with the horses,
while making for the state line. Kelsey
was taken to Waterbury in the evening
fora hearing. [is is a native of Brooklyn,
N. Y., where his mother lives at 273
Quincy street. a
Full ALARM BOXES.
lie I. N. Y.. N. H. a 1].“. R depot: key at Ad l'. R. Blilllfm, lit'kt'l, “gem at "w "um”
ains llamas allies in iii-pit, sod hon-ls.
tile. 0. Day street. corner of Talks airs-oi: key at r ' alouic depot iii the borough, is out again
Day aim-rand all factories. Inf,” H Um“, days. illness.
No. ll. Comer of Data and t‘nnrord sin-err; ‘kt'y at ,
' '1). Donovan'- house and J. t‘. it lil'Uii a nu:
Theodore Williams is improving from
an attack (if l. Hui til" i
_ .. William Di'lrit‘ull is lowing his li"lldt‘
litiiry Smith of this city, and Miss El- and out buildings painted.
|:I Fairlax of New llritain, are to be uiur-
rind in that city next month.
to .
No. 1:, l’rrzoklln street school; in- ' at srhool house
and residence of William l . hnIIIh.
fie. l3, Concord street, 0 l'mlft' scams; key at Mrs.
Paul‘s residence, 0. l0 t‘onrord street. and
all factorlm.
lo. It. lalnatrect corner of Ann street; key at
Wolf‘s saloon and all factories
No. I5. I! streetcarner of llayvicw avenue; key
at Phickcrman‘a residence.
Edward Johnson, of the borough, has
been en'vn ed b ' the New Haven Brass
‘ .. it i
Co.
-—(ilovo sale this wot-k at U. Kris-gets.
lilies lh-llu Pot-it, of Troy, N. Y.. is
visiting vrith Mr. and Mrs (lounge (Jol-
lius.
~Spectacles and eye glasses at half
price, 15, 25. 50 and 75 cents: pflrblos ii.
A..S. Ferris, 34 Washington street.
Rev. Win. Ross preached at the West-
pnrt Methodist church last evening. Rev.
Mr. Basset of Rowuytou, Will preach
there Frid: y night.
mat. cam.
One stroke at 12 o‘clock noon for Standard Time.
Two-whoa of the bell (thus bi) nigullll'! tire is
out.
Three strokes of the bell thus 14—!) signilles the
city water is to be turned
irtsrallcriona To In annulus.
U ltive information of a tire in your home
«arm» hhorhood unlock the box door; in” the
hookah waydown once only. and let i chunk
: shut up the box and do not open or touch the
fink again until the next fire in your neighborhood.
Do notattempt to remove the key from the door.
TheChief Engines r will ”flpfifisfirrc‘tumeint'o its
place. kl ' . it ,
proper Chief Engineer.
The men‘s met-ting of the Union (loo
pi-l Temperance It form Automation was
held last evening.
.__- -ll|ankets and conifortables, at your
John ltiley and Peter (lillsni were ur- lown prices. hi. 8. Smith’s, So. Norwalk.
rested for drunkenness yesterday nlter- ‘
noon by (lilicer Money. Judge Knapp
fined them [3 and costs.
An Enoch Arden story.
The serenity of a happy home on Pros.
pect street, Waterbury, an aristocratic
sportion of the city has been disturbed by
the unexpected appearance of the wife‘s
first husband, whom she supposed dead
when she married the father of her pres-
Tiie ice men have a Hllliil' on flivir fatten
tmiliv lil anticipation of the we crop
. they see before them.
._ r . , . . 3' - - . ..
llay‘ggirigaglt.) it). PM 0’ port I“ L I lit. and Mrs. James 1.. Lewis will col-
rbrato their silver wedding this evening
at tb ir home on South Main street.
Amount of tlyatera Exported to Europe
William Henry Carr has a house near-
for Week Ending Jun 26th. 1880.
ly completed on Benedict Farm. Mr. Carr , . “ .. '
l eddle Holmes, one the Senimel's news
""“fll' mm.“ 1mm”? has sold his Property in Huntington, IA- , s-lvo-i adruimbly. 'l'bo- vntertainment the businessdemocratic [metal Sluicmhf‘m' large family 0‘ sous-and daughters. Pl“! Wl” bein "‘0 neighborhood 0mm.- CUMMERCI E .
gem. Lil-mum! 3509 I. and become a "side“, U, 0,". mm." boys, was tendered a surprise party last my.“ 1] 4. »r 1 d “M a ' ”cm“ a of the country. It Is a fact. ailmltlitl h) [The couple have been enjoylng the bless- 000 , "
gig: I . :ng ‘ WWII.-- _ ' evening, by some of M, httb- friends, at liral:t:ll¢: (‘I‘ang'm-fmrn ”13' as m the democrateas well as charged by ri-publi- ings of conjugal life for overaquarter ' . 1.3 .h... -.___ x ' . bolhtheorettealudilraetlesl. Alan « .
City of Chm“, .. " if“: The appearance of the front of A. 3. his home in Sprtngu'ood. “mm," '("mmd ('ilfll’izl'll “mi that ”'9 postal oervrce 0‘ ll“? coun- 0‘ a cemml’u "9V9? suspecting "10 exlst— an“ 1“ Commission. a h t _ " ‘
gm‘ (3353:“ it Auaun’g house on \Va‘thingtuu Slfllfil. jg . - -~w , » - ‘ y ' y: I _ l ‘ y. u ‘ If] W88 never "1 "lob fl Ilentorallzed and cum: 0‘ husband NO. 1, who a month .I- rhe Elle" fl"! commission I“?! at New 0 r Hand
unfit: hm,“ on being changed by ”N, tearing away 0, Thomas Oite'Ilvy, ago-d all years, «in»! A“ J;.u.¢.flr gm... “0,"... disgraceful condition as it has been tor marriage in 1363. at Clifford, in 0,, llaven on Monday. The monthly report __“D___ ‘
mam; the veranda and replacing it with n ymlerdaymornlng at‘nine o’clock from whom”, that 5“,", Norwalkia be through this entire democratic adminisgwego county, x11. 1,.“ the woman to fihOWt’d that ~00 6’10 30'“ 0‘ "Y'lfl‘ TS'PE-WRITING-
imflmiutory rheumatism. llo will be
buried to-tnorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock.
ground situated off Milford was surrend-
front stoo . . .
p ered to the commission by Charles W.
Iration. and what is wor or all. instead i join the Union forces in the war of the
bind the age In the matter of a court _
of growing better it seems to be steadily f rebellion.
-——a'r run-—
room ?
A iploa Elysium for ‘tlis’hlieelt— Ending
I Evening Commercial School,
Jun. 26, 1889.
-—Pluisted's Sursaparilla is the but If anyone '5 ”m" that impres-
He came to Waterbury on
‘ “Alum”. _ .. . j"."“ ‘ ‘ , st 1 f .03 (u d n viiand growin worse. 'Wedu i - . - Hoyt of Fair Ilaven;alsoWheeler&Ilal-
“. 32;”. 2am blood “mm” _ . --“omt‘¢ll(‘,"\lil!t' W'Ods’ and linens, st'r’rit :ttllrlltztl'"{l3.1llzfllfitiveg hogathings K . "' :brlde gaazniiftzrfi‘fpfhzfiii: 2;: lilo]: ley of Bridgeport surrendered ‘38 7'10 Gm“. Buildinglt' ' I I "
i 10" 13:0“ Thomas Henry Carr & Co. have up“, pl gar-at varietu's. a: “'1'“:in :f Zargmns have b“ q ”mm”, Judge W S Knapp t-zlobert hlismere :t Benedict :knowsé was shocked to learn that she, was acres of oyster ground situated off Strat- A GERMAN OLA”
ow , ,, or rcomn W‘-’ .... ‘, " ' , t ' ,' " . . ‘ I ‘ . - w. ’ ,
”mum", v ednrtstaurant near the sltariiboat dock. So. N‘orwnlkw N l a ‘ m” H lllltli'tip bisnmnl If prisoners were to sun ”PW-“1t P0“ OlICt’. 07““ gmarried and the mother 0' several ford and Bridgtport. which had been ”umbemd Marianas.
Clams and oysters will be sold in any
quantity and they intend to make it
specialty of clam chowder.
illegally hold. A letter was received
from Lieutenant Ilauck, United States
naval inspector for the port of New York
and Long Island sound, asking the com-
missioners to write to the congressmen
from this state to press the claim for an
appropriation to dredge the harbors of
this state. The amount asked for is
be rn-iu- currrf-Irtnhly rituals-vi behind
iron b: H, he was going to have them
tried in n more alarm-live court room.
Now. lllelt‘ltvl of til» ulJ dismal Irttlls
with only a ch ur and wooden railing to
relieve their llflf'fllmrrai, WP have a verita-
ble witnoai broth, a prisoner's box, a
raised platform for the Judge and a bran
Ballroarl Ms-n Illa-pprrlnlcrl. lgrown up sons and daughters, one of
Railroad men flocked to the capitol 3 whom is married and a mother. The
again yesterday afternoon expecting that j‘ woman fainted on recognizing him, but
there would be another iivelysesstou in ,‘quor coming to her senses she refused
the hearing before the railroad commit- e to recognize him in any way. His pro-
tce on the application of the llousatouic 5 testations were answered by the appear-
road for an Increase of stick and engine's ofaconstable, summoned by bus-
amendment of charter so that a scheme . band No. ‘2, who quickly induced him to
rm: 1!. notions,
P. 3,—Al pm
College so Basin!“ l, M?“ ‘ ‘
JUST RECEIVED!
New Pickles,
At the lv‘airlicld taming; republican can,
t‘lH ya-terday uftvirirmn. Judge A. T.
livers and Assistant Judge William ll.
Kerim'y of the city courtof Bridgeport,
were renuniinnfed.
N. Y. Herald Weather forecasts.
The cold wave will probably move
southeastwardly off the Atlantic sea-
board into the ocean to-day, followed by
train rise of temperature. Tempera-
ture vill slightly in the United States
William Washburn, of Nurwalk, an
umbrella III-antler, was urn-sled here last
night for drunkenness. lie was fined i7
and costs to-day and being unable to pay ll. W. Maples, ii. J. ill” and a number
»- l. chief minimum re cried Went to ‘ail.~—lirid e on Pool. of others from tb- liorou'h, went to .. . , . . ‘7
{tiss‘erljgjddgfees below zoo, atp Fort J - “hp—r Hartford this mornlng in til: Interest of new a "r' to “"3""! ”‘9 "V‘im'ldam‘ road froin1decump. The woman W1” enter 3 5“" Midi.) ~~> w , Assorted Chow Chow,
Wasi'akie Wy T -the chief maximum, —ltememhcr we have placed the bal- "w Trumvrav Comm“. wllrm‘hmring Tot-Judge hold his first session in the New Haven in New York could be ear-fol divorce under the 'title of Annie E. —N.-w styles of hats at Cumstock G‘rerkins and Mixed;
'“r "We: ' e.T;:xas. in this section anCc ofcur stock'of LadiesI’, (it’llta', and mm,“ "vinyl,“ HIP-legislaturetc-dav. ' new quarters tlm morning and be ap- ried forward. ‘Naali against William Nash. The parties Bros. '
Pintsandxpint Ml“.
Sweet Pickles int Ptnllhlltllll. ;
Also assortment of Borden and Dellwuth’llna
' - '. ..' '
56, at Firestfi . 4
today fair and clear
to fresh northwesti-rly to '3‘.
winds with slight thermal cha
At two o‘clock, 2an time set for the
hearing, tb - c 1:. ' ~ I.:I r; i~ crowd-
ed with railroad mm, loi‘iyu’d T.§i:ta‘(‘nl.‘
ing the conflicting railroad interwt-I and
Children's wool underwear and hosiery
on salt- at less than cost, for one more
week. M. S. Smith's, Sn. Norwalk.
poured us proud aria limerick. tlur popu-
lar chief also takes a in}! share of pride
in the change. The recent Improvements
seem to keep people front doing wrong,
(are reepectably connected in Bridgeport ..- »
and in New Haven. where husband No.
" l is now residing temporarily.
giggather and liriik A an?
‘lltht'Ht r y We wish to return our heartfelt thanks
to our neighbors and friends for their
kindly assistance in our late bereavement.
All umbrella Inender, named Charles
Washburn,claiming to belong in Nor-
u'nlir. was urn-sled last night by Ullluvr
Frank l-‘oote of Danbury, was Sentenc- I
ceded by lower temperature. OI “it in“, t‘lirtrgt‘vl with drunkenness and as very few arr‘tsto have been made since the many habitat-s of the capitol corri-S ~Splenilid line of month organs. from C . ' ‘ . r ‘2‘;
. . . , . . . . . .- - . . . . . , . .- I . , HARLFS a. it IS . DIIvcs Tour to Cut laps
day, In this section. “1mm .v ,0 ha ‘0 ”will dd)" Imprisonmtnt 3“" “ breach of the peace and was fined $7 and the alterations were completed. dors vvboliud enjoyment In a spicy hear- i 0 cents to $1.00,!" Benedictsnews stand. Mus. E. A. 11:32:33: d” “i a i GI . ,
weather and {[085 southwulf‘l ' “”9 “I $39” and casts ‘" Danbury Mull- ’cnr's this rimming.—Bridgrport Post, "‘ "' W‘ ‘ “‘4' ing. The counsel for the Huiigatonic , Norwalk. _....__~_-_.,_ m an e 8!, n ”It,
—l2veryrhing kept by first eta-ls limta‘
furnishers at Unmslock Bros.
day, for causing the death of Miss Carrie . W »
“a“ by careless driving. lluwztr-l lb-yuolds, one of Taylor &
to the Supply“ Court. (loft; "it", vie-lit to Bridgeport Sunday in
~ ~~— ih-- mm to m- his best girl and when he
George Wendiing, of the borough. and l gpt lilt‘l’" b.- found that she had come'to
Miss Amelia Hallam, of Bridgeport, were ‘ Norwtik in bun. so he footed it back
_________. , married in New York last Saturday. 23;; .m. lin- sly-I in: only got his lot wet.
flint-tun Almanac for Tomorrow They returned to Norwaik last night. ‘ ' v ,
High tide Low title I Sup rises I SUP“: _ They will go to boner-keeping on l'iy- “5‘ _ L'M“ "f "v“? H m’“ claims to
10 29 5. 7 I. 4 o. -. fmtvmh avenue soon. man the fastest horse in the riots, In 6'
Vb..-——»—‘»~——’ V "v“ f -. WW your-Lid stallion "llIIIJ I ll likes, ' by
111E LOCAL 1‘13“ S. -—Jn0. T. Hayes & (50.. tilt‘ Iiewsdcal- Red Wilkes, dammed by Alumni. He
W— N s, will move in ‘25 Main street, to-mor- has a record of 2:20:43114 was purchased
Howard Weston has gone to Chicago
Restaurant.
CLAMS AND OYSTKRS served in every style
‘ and sold by the nan. or bushel. Clam chow-
der a special y. 'f'flo AS HENRY CARR t (30..
13) lrn Steamboat Dock. So. Norwalk.
Beaver Mull Lost.
IAN. it‘ll, between the 519 train from N. Y.
r and horse cars. alight beaver mutt, lined with
dark satin. A suitable reward will
turned to- H UNION PARK.
southerly winds followed by cloud ":5:
and snow near the lakes; and on in her
fair to partly cl. .dy, warmer weal ’ed
and ,fre-ih southerly “winds, follow I
by snow or rain in the northern parts 3
these areas.
road appeared reinforced by Attorneyi ..
Wm. (1. Case, who has been retained to, “'23; {,fzgzg'ffigzmfif‘
assist Simeon E. Bridwrn. L. 31. lluh—t A gentleman prominently identified
hard and Attorney Hurlburt. President with the Consolidated road says that an
3“"ka was on hand ready '0 "1mm, Investigation of the recent stock transac-
hiinseif further to Judge Iynde Harri» trons su limcntcd b‘ an examination
son's searching cross examination. There i of the 8332,: books {0' ed to his mind
WM“, al-o present Prmiient Wm. ll. 'that there is no oil he or combinati n
Stevenson of the Derby road, President. . l . ‘ he q l O f ?
Clark and AdvertisingAg-nl liromley oil lmampuutmgt ' purc “509' neo l ,8
, argest Investors, who has bought nearly
; 400 shares, is a New York gentleman rep-
‘resenting an extensive estate, and who
English parry, noon, and Pine;
. i . i
Ht. appea Ll apple a“...
Cmy \‘Iaflety sociable.
There was a large attendance at the
crazy variety sociable held by the Ladies’
Aid Society of the first Norwalk If. E.
church at the rmidence of Mrs. CHIN.
Jami-s, last evening. Games Were enj ry-
ed by that young people and the oirlv-r
one-s ind 8 Melanie time. The tables le'r'
drcorated With crazy devices and the in-
dim: showed that they ltnerv how to make
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son-I'll aonwaur, cola.
IIIBBLElI lilili'llllll
r48 be will if re-
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For Sale.
HF: Whitney Art Store, at South Norvmlk,
Thlsi‘ one of the best and most complete
smallan store plants in the state, doing a good
the Consolidatvd road and other twil—
lznovrn railroad men.
. . .- .. . . .. ,-. inwmu. ,9,” -
mm, Where they Will keep a full line of In hentufiry a tow days ago for silicon. good things fortnc palate. It was a wry 1'" Y" W“ “9 h-nrmg. I'm" ‘f 7' as» has in “1.!“ {gr permanent investment rfiiiif’xdéziliéfidilm. 0133:? ';§.§°i’§.§.‘i§§ OFFER
fora few months. Catlm’nc goods and all the Molly and . . . .n _. . “mm“; gathfiring_ narrator irraharn of ”tang... who Is the Several Durc‘inscs have bee de b if run at light txpenye_ whine 20151.”: favorable
(i h d thasb en placed on H" papers stvtionery books m'lgc- ban-"flat the 3‘9”"! church m’mghb ~—' -- - ‘ . - - » ~~~~~ chairman of the railroad Cfi.’llfl1tll;’t‘.W35 - p . “a,“ ma beev figtoglrrlir‘tfi{mgua'mlprfvi’l‘iflnfl‘wmflm I:
,. _ . ., . ., . . _ . h, , ,
A new re 3‘ ran WW etc ’ “‘0 Eillitli’lft Will be! "Our ltelatnm to the -11.; yr bound Extra Srig‘ir Cured unable to be? present on account of ill- trulces. and other pnrcha . have n will sign oirfmtgllift'e JIM. 'srid lustrhnft'rbn (Mira;
High street, borough- gllm-F. ' _.,~_-._ , , , ., , . , ., _¢. ’ , ,' , . . . ,, small lots bv present stockholders or “3,“, A"; 5,. ..
_ g L . Bi f W bl . Sm'h." Mllwi. and tin. Loriru..rm of ”gum f'. Hayrs market. llr't'iS and neither side nasnidirzgto pm. new om? .vrlo b”. th I . v t W 1'"? '- “NW“ Jamar: WlIlTYEY ‘
._SmallFr(-:~b Hams for roasting, I‘ll; MIA er ““9 “’0"! " "'3‘ 3'" Ciiiidren.’ The young people and » , .. ' (1-311 in his absence. The hearing was C ’W’ 1 LINE 3 m es l- _-_‘._..._._ ._‘_ -~~-'~-——-;—-.—- Ofnuirn halite lityufnllnwar’ "
. fireperomugll, wriel’tullied a number of Child n," ”f "R, Sunday “mu,” spatially The [nth-renter In the I'irc Alarm and $111“le In the stock Will prove profitable. . To [,9], W till! -
’
cent-i a pound a! F- Hayes - Letter Boles.
adj Itirnrd one work.
his hula friends Monday afternoon \Yllh ”mmL Tor" public gnrrnliy aim Wei- __,_ ,1; These investors are so widely scattered, \‘EW home on Burbank avenue. in rooms, 3-2:. lountaln Slllu' COI'I 12c, [1me50
James Carney is building a barn on ll “Bu Ibis Puffy." 1‘ W‘“ master Louie's mine-d. k may he “Hit the "WE“, \a‘lil "’4 -l.irnta'Slundard Collars and Call"; {Mir purchases so ”ma." 'WPECtiVEU- clash. fiimtlgfgoififwfimggggfifl. is; QIflITfllfl :2, 2“ 780
1 his CM“ street propertv. . fourth -rtl;day and u... ill-”Y m... got- T, P , _ www— ‘ ‘v be thanked for his information, but the mummyd all linen. no cotton, equal tol and the Interests of many of them so inn 6: South Slain street. hf," Jun?!’ I 15" “ * “e
. i“- ...... , - . -I~ ~. ,8“ up ilk'i‘."12““ u, T... mo.- not... "l" ”'i”ll-‘lf‘ki'i‘m‘m' h";.'=’>"*"l in NW him-i murmured amend-0t red. ”your... mint... 2.) or 2.3;. Our pricogclusely identified with the road. that ii is y ‘ To Rent Surfing, ea 1 ’ u 7“
Morris 5,, an ,3 sufipnng wlfll mo .Il’id . enj m” themmivo.‘ Ye”. mum. pol. r i.” plethora}: r; pimp: ,5 mm: t itI .ml Kile-y a‘re allergetllr-ra ditl’ercnt shape mm. and forever", can“; “9 pach, (rum: out of the question. says our informant, ,, Room, on It s, 80;”, New”? mfl Golden p“ I'll 12¢, a 656
. at his home III the borough. ' , .. A“; . i "WI-U ”f“! -~*t_ “ ilk-l WWW” 0 from lllr- lire boxes. The reporter saw a 13, W‘ Wilf- 31.3. Smith's. 5,3,, Norwalk. 2, that any combination can exist among v) stein per month. Pattieselm ream. Lippi; The Best!» ter- ever
3 . ,_ 1;..- rirvvear fl” l’enslom M“, been gmmpd as'fullovrs: the despair-b of spouted-drum ry l. tiers in lady trying to prit a hatzgf in one of the . ,, Vlt'llr—oalfizintea ,,, - ; them, or that they are controlled by any to W. YUL’NGS,“ Mekwood M’f’g Co. 5'5 it put up 179. u > ‘1 5
; ‘ "Th" ““5““ line of ”h" “3‘ Original, Abner Slurry, New London: {Latina win-re tlm render-i have Illallh‘lvll— lironlurm have ypgngjy so no thought ' I ‘ ' l‘ .fi ,iouleldeintert’sts. Our informant feels fi—Hw—TiiouQTrO Let m0]! 186, “ I ' I
;. shown 3‘ Gomsttick Bros. W il- ' ll 11* uilt )ll Dariburv' John entiv ”fulfil-2i to orbit the rii‘o-ssttry 'v » ii i .wlgn g." m. 1.! (u, TM” 3'” many people who ”4"“. . . ' f' ' . ' “i
‘ , ;_._.~- . u; “““V ’ B“: . ‘ j i i . ”w“. W ‘ I 4:qu : mm. a , 0 t . on or o e that ”“3 (Jonsolidatsnd railroad m" ”Oman earnest. Interes. in the movement for owim‘psrd a?" rent 3:4 1:6; uwrrtlr: water in me e ' '
. - 4,. - is confined to his home on .- on, . etc n ain; USPPI HP. I U ‘ -‘ ' . . w- .iuxve‘, h . ‘ . \'n 1 V dd i it; an expansion (f Consolidated stock. He Will I’d-fl ”(WK m“ ‘3 “W“; m
I Tim lid } . ’ _ . .. . , , _ . "a .. . 4 . . '_ ‘ . m _ m. .33. the. ...WL(_)nt on. or. an rust! am 1 wartrIn. Enquirer)! 1A.%00 WARD. . ‘ ,
Knight s.roi-t. He 13 quite ill. ”‘1 l" ”54' \‘V. um," Sordii ‘52:}: . 55"," “1 "”"" 'i" “'1“ 5‘" hi“ ‘1’” "w” —Tl:|' Xvw Yolk PW” '5'?!“th 91”! add it to its already great svstem. A few. cannot to-dny find by the stock books ““3“." I" I. m
f’ —«—_ ‘ . d»! “drink? of (“urge .A' or log it... {V my; In ill: South Norienlk Methods-t clay in ”,9 week by Benedict, H“, rrcvvs years mm it wag thought d, be an undo-i who are the real owners of the large 1 01’9“?“ Goods. “0’ no sales “II"
_ Mr. and insured Smith are?!” ”2 Haven: Lsiroluw. nmlih'mi UM“ - church. 'Im- who will In» (resided by ‘Imn. 3;.,,,,,,p._ “yup,” we“; 0,,” “mm, “mg m “w people when one-Immum of stock lately purchased. iggg-yfigognmnmwgfhwom and not lobe [laughter-astut-
, a week mu, friends |n_Pilllet'iph|3. mung”, Thomastun. n... :._.v_ W. ,5. 131,, The". {3 no abutc- . ,_ ._, ‘ , , . . ‘ Brokers who are engaged to buy, do not “9,, 17’ ”f . lar to I!!! I'm I...- "O-
, W m” “_ 7 __, , l ‘ . “Hi-m - large road numbed sevtral little ones‘ il h f h . beh' d - “0 “moms" Price '50. c... 3“.” 4.9; .
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l ——Ladiea’ Home Journal H on sale at —Elt~ganl line 0' MR” pnpt‘ls, new inel'iitr‘SFLiir'iuini lilir'r'frfil” ”m"; It?" “8 Walnut! Contested Election ”H'n'h-V securing a monol’my' but thei ? us ‘ enema" t 8 Wu“ In “all“ um“... Cans ’750. , 7 7-;
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EDITH HUNT wishes to give'iemons on the
public learned by experience that great f. the purchasers; nor '5 1‘ certain that the , . , , ,
piano Those desiring to receive instruction
Benedict’s news stand, Norivalb‘. every , . . . .
corporations can run the small linemewd‘ books give us this information.
styles, at Benedict's news room, Nor-
month; only 6 cents.
walk members. All cordially in, “ML The hearing before the senate commit—
Pigs Caligula tan-es Aprlestl " 22c
.., _. 4- —» ' »~~—— tee on contested elections at threeo‘clock _ , _ ‘Sfl . d. h - - - Em» gpplylot'iSo Main 8L. or address P. 0. HmWI’II-l 250
l . George Partrick of High street, bor- The New York, New Haven and Hart- Mr. and Mrs. Charles ll. Shrub-enter yesterday, probably created more inter- more economically and satisfactorily i negjndvithks oxifililit‘dgh‘ltillraf‘ge gum, ”m I t: f: “ Sis
. 'll ’ ' rov- ford railroad have given the city of New rained a number of lil-‘ll’ (fl-rift last mg”, n, g y d ' [g isi - and 8'“! be“?! accommodations than? ' , - .llelnovnl. mm m .
gush who has been very I , Is Imp - _ , s an any 0 er 0 yes 8! ay 5 g 3 . old holders of the stock have rushed Into , , , u 0‘ Bartlett Pears “e
in . , York the possession of um“. lease of the ”Hung m”, ,, llfinh ”my, The hash “m proceedings. The hearing was on can be the case when each road In con- the market :0 purchase ad ditional’shares Tumour Yortd'rl??hasreared the building Yellow 1’ l 180 or ‘
8' —’ " . freight depot on Centre and “White Sta. party is :I non-icy in this city, but was the petition of w_ B. Hubbell for the ducted under separate management. ‘at 260. But we know that: large num- wherelhey .rlf‘mlsaui'défll‘gflr with for . , i, ,
! Frank “90‘“ka has secured a pnel- New York, for the sum of $l0.000. The greatly enj ryed. .1; coasters of a tab!» seat for the \Vestport maggot“; district The ““3" made 3'9 “"15 Him???" “"1" . ber of shares are now in brokera’ hands ‘9 “KWWMW MR“- “53“, Baker! ls 15c, nix m ”c
9 'tion in the 0329"" office ‘0 learn the lease had until 139“ to run The ground for pinyin-r vvtiisi. one for euchre one , 'cd b L ’ t; Catl' better 9'32“"?! and morecomfortable cc'll’s‘Z BestBrIntl and Beef 3 “I. m
i _ . . , n , . . low occupr y ymau - . In. IG- and the ri tables are arranged so as w to be sold at that figure, and at 255; but Portraits
printer‘s trade.
—Headquarters for Gents’ neck wear,
gloves, hosiery, &c., &c. M. S. Smith 5,
Bo. t'orwalk. .
Edward Kippler, who works for G. &
S. H. Holmes, is confined to his hornr
with the mumps.
Miss Ida Ayers went to Brooklyr. N.
will be built upon by the New York su- for dominoes and one for old maid.
thorities, who will erect a criminal court ‘ _ ff" “-"
building. The Prolubitionists hold a county con-
”""."‘ ‘ '. . r ’ 'l :rt. l
—A 10 per cent discount. on all our Y9??? “d"."f'i ”Elf“ at: “4:219 o;
sitits,overcoats and winter clothing to Jilin" ("TW’UW ‘3 '3" -v M . , an
‘ - - -' line the- pr-mile and get rca
1' rs no stock. t on ‘l'ihl' _ I > _
u‘mk: r325; for ou p 8 future 52-rt'm». To»: prohibitio 1.“
s cc ' certainly mus: needs be commended ‘
grit and go, even if they don't got flier
publican. The object of the petition is
to secure a recount of the votes in West-
port in the hope that there will be found
enough democratic votes to overcome the
slender ma j lrily of Congressman-elect
allies and return Congressman Sey-
mour. Judge Deli-neat of Bridgeport,
. and Lawyer John S. Seymour of Nor-
alk appeared for the petitioner, while
the real purchasers are now offering 245. Is oil, pastel and crayon. Burl; and was:
They are perhaps getting about all they “mm A“ Md“ Wfim
. . . . cocoa . shame.
want. The market indications paint that muguim HAILORAN, Kuwaiti,
way.
make the closest connections with the
main lines.
The Consolidated railroad officials are
makin arrangements to run a passenger
train rom \Vaterbury direct to New
London. by way of the Y at the Nouga-
tuck junction.
All Good; All Cheap
We hope to see you later.
llillllltl coon ;
—Pure Bomerendered Lord, 12 cents
a pound, at F. Hayes’.
Water- Cluacta and teaspoon
Cleaned.
DE undersigned has first clue facilities for
‘clcanin'v water elm-eta and cesspools, and help
unlined to (To the work in the best manner. Prices
t lowest Address Box etc So. Norwalk. $12 in:
-—All of our underwear a greatly re-
duced prices. Comatock Bros.
A Danbury gidiin, a faculty» ~I,;I
~Eie .31.]? 1:53} stationer—jrt Bene-
picked up some snow and made a hard g y
Y., today, where she will make a week's
visit with friends.
—Ladies’ Cnfl' Holders, . I. Ihe latest
styles in Gold and Oxidiz ~ juvenfloyt’s
Jewelry Store, 15 Railroad Place.
Clarence Smith, Smiih Brothers clerk,
is spending the balance of the week with
friends in Meriden.
Quintard & Sou have booked the " i‘wo
Johns” in their new play ”The Fat. Men‘s
Gob,” for the 14th of February.
-—Have you seen Comstock Bros. win-
dow? It basin it 20 dozen full, regular
madslhossat l’l’c. per pair, the usual
price of which is 25c.
There was not much business done in
the borough last night. The cold weath-
sr seemed to keep people at home.
Oil! Well Lodge, F. a A. It, will con.
fer the third degree this evening. All
luster Masons invited. Refreshments
after the work.
~Bsuedict. the’news dealer,“ borough,
has the largest sans-talent
novak‘ia town. Call and ass
oflrIt-cla-
ball of it a: rl "plugged" it at a dog that
was cloning awagon. It missed the Jog
and struck it spoke. The boy saw some
thirty Miller as the ballcollapsed and cor-
ioetty prompted him to investigate, and
fl: : result was he picked up a. bright gol-
den eagle with Uncle Sam’s mint mark.
Like a good Danbury boy he forthwith
made for a clothing store and now he is
a little dude.
-—’Underwear less than cost this week
at H, Krieger’s.
Col. W. 8. Stevenson will give a com-
plimentary dinner to the mt mbers of the
Connecticut ,Press association at the At-
lantic hotel Monday evening, Feb. 4, at
9 o‘clock. The cards of invitation will
be issued to-day by Col. N. G. Osborn,
president of the association. The dinner
will, of course, be a fine one. It is to be
simply a social gathering held in accord-
with Col. Stevenson's annual custom.
He is president of the Stevenson fund,
and an honorary member of the associa-
tion.—-Bridgeport News.
l=
r\.cert.iin young lady in this city rent‘
a Christmas gift to a young man in this
city. Up to date he has failed to ac-
knowledge it. Postmaster Dunning has
receiwd a letter from the young lady
asking If the gentleman had received her
present. .lr. Dunning doesn’t know
what to do. ' .
Nearly fifty people gathered at the rev
sidence of Mr. and Mrs. William Lock-
wood on West Miin street last evening
to help them celebrate the fifth anniver-
sary of their wedding day. The evening
was passed pleasantly in social amuse
ment and when the friends started for
their home it was with wishes of health,
prosperity and happiness to Mr. and Mrs.
Lockwood.
The Danbury Assessors and Board of
Belief must be an accommodating set of
men. They advertise tbkt they will be
in session this wdek for the purpose of
abating the polls of "indignant," sick
and infirm persons. 1f Danbnryialiks
some other towns the Board of Belief
will fladanumhsr of "indignant” per-
im- who are not pleased withtha‘As-
~120pnrponnd,heahPorkand8atn-
Elf. ‘ ‘
or ran,
“Ellaysa’tnarket.
egenialSam Ii‘essenden looked after
w rt democrats, including Deputy
r llnrlburt, Chairman Sanford
mocratic town committee, and
‘ Vt, but will give no better
‘ , than that there might
: he in the first count.
, who distributed dem-
- lion day. said that he
count and saw a pack-
. ght were democratic
ballots 00'!“th ‘ pnblican. When
cross-examined by 't‘ssenden the only
9‘0“” he could 3 «rant making a
protest on the in . . s that he was
afraid of being throw I of mo polling
place by the moderator : a said how-
ever, that he reported ,
Chairman Sanford withou
Big Ofl'er In : . .
At the academy, 51Atlanllc .
ford. Three months course of
the evening school, for the aural .
.10. Think of it, only twenty-ti w'
par lesson to learn a valuable
Balls must be secured on or he!
ll.
mammalian I
epublican interests. A number of
John Wood, spoke in favor
dict’a news stand, Norwalk, nt prices-to
suit any taste.
Mr. Phillipa Seriously III.
The secretary of the Hat l-‘iniahers' [no
ternational association, John Phillips, is
lying dangerously ill at his residence in
Brooklyn. He was attacked with hemor-
rhage of the stomach on Christmas eve
and has been very greatly prostrated and
weak ever since. His physician hopes
that by careful nursing he may regain
his former health and strength in a few
weeks. No one but the members of his
family are permitted to see him. the bus.
inesa of the office in the meantime being
attended to by hisaon,GeorgeJ. Phillips,
association. Thomas P. O'Rourke, presi-
dent of the International associa' tron.
was in town a few days ago and called
to see Secretary Phillips, but in conse-
quence of the physician's orders wu not
admitted to the sick chamber.—Hatter
and Farrier.
secretary of the Brooklyn Hat Finishers"
Drink and Bravado Brlnga Thomas Spin-
cral Near Death's Door.
Thomas Spineral, a lineman employed
by the Long Distance Telephone corn-
pany, lies at the point of death in the
Bridgeport hospital, \the victim of his
own recklessness and folly. Spineral
was working with a gang of men string-
ing wires on Housatonic avenue, Bridge-
port, and in consequence of frequent
visits to a neighboring saloon, became
intoxicated.
Thinking to have some fun at Spiner-
al‘s expense, some of the workmen ofler-
ed him 10 cents if he would climb to the
top of a pole over 90 feet high. After
several ineffectual attempts Bpineral suco
needed in climbing to about 20 feet of
the top. when he fell to the ground, a
distance of 65 feet. ‘
When picked up Spineral was uncon-
scious and taken to the hospitabwhers it
was stated that his recovery was doubt-
ful. The injured rnati belongs in War-
cester, liars.
~lookatoarlmnsnasstook
George LII-dart]!!!
nowlatnwasslltug leasehold for
meuwuriseanan %
Bridgeport and Norwallt Mess-
enger. v
JOHN 1]. SMITH will attend to all orders left at
John Brninrner‘l Barber Shnp.Soulh Norwalk,
lackvroodt Andrews Market. Norwulk, and P. B.
Bronsoa's. as: Broad 5L, ’ and will make
daily trips. jis 3m
messenger.
BKNNB’FI'Jhc mail carrla. will call for, and
deliver parcels“ Norwaikor sooth Norwalk
for ten cents each, welfi’tulimlted to ten pounds.
latte at N02351:“ th Norwalk W
m .
on". m .....m.
Dally New You-It Messenger.
Patients tailed for and delivered in all m or
le“°"."’ "33% ’x'mmamm
It era all at 's, or
store. some Norwalk. 1. w. axioms. ii: on
llnvllraml’a l-‘rtalt Store.
, Persian
IND mmn: aegis.
' c‘. a. na rmn'mu lit. Norwalk.
W. H. MEEKER a co.
s'rovns, man-w »
AND TINWARE.
rad; ate.
a .
m mom.
Steam and units f
Tin and Sheet lron Work} ‘
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