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I‘IIE EVENING SENTINEL
I3 "AIIJ‘1'AI’ I’laAC'l‘lo
SOL'TII NORWALK.
235 DIAIN fiTIKl-Zl'l'l‘.
h‘ORWALK.
FIB! ALARM BOXES.
No. 3.”- Y.. N I! .ll. H. R depot; by hi Ad
sins Express other: in tlt“,|v'tl and but i I
No 4. Day street. comuot Tosh-I- Illfl‘l'LI kt')‘ a: 5
Day mam: all Imam
X0. 9, turner of Iain aidtonmnt muti- kiyat
I) 'lbiiiorai.‘ ii home and J t. \l mu s in.
bio t2, Franklin street Othfml: in lo whim: huliw
and result-nu of Will .:illl I 5 Mai {51.5”
t Concurdstroen 0 mm m Huh; vy. rs
"a 3'l‘lul's h‘lldt’lltl‘, "3.. lot’uiic ird strut and
all factories
80 It. lain street corner of Ann rim-u
Wolf‘s saloon and a ”worm-
lo. 15..“ helmet cornuof Iluyvirw avenue; kcy
.Dickurnian‘ s north-nee.
SPECIAL CALL!-
One stroke at 1-: o'clock norm for Sinndml Time.
’f‘woeuokm of the bell (thus |~Ii signifies tire is
key at
out.
Three strokes of the hell (that 171le s‘gnilli-s the
city water In to be turned ofl.
Iamct'rtoas 1'0 I" HOLDEN.
Brion ltlvc Information of s are in your immc
dlate hhorhood unlock the box door; pub it. e
hook all the way down once only. and hi the book
shut up the box and do not ope n or lflllt h the
fink again until the next line in your neighborhood
”0 not Itttmpt to n more the key from the dour
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W1 l' e b. ‘( hie! Engineer
N. \'. llcrald Weather Forecasts.
The NorthWestern storm centre has
moved into the St. Lawrence Valley, fol-
lowed by a small “cold wave," which
will probably be felt considerably in this
section, will be short livrd,annl he follow-
ed tomorrow by a partial recovery of
temperature. Dangerous southwesterly
to westerly gales will probably occur to—
day on the coasts north of Sandy Hook.
Temperature fell in the United States
yesterday. The chief minimum reported
was 20 degrees below zrro at Bismark,
D, T.; the chief maximum 59 at Galves-
ton. Iu this section to-day considerably
colder, cloudy to partly cloudy weather
and brisk southwesterly to northwwterly
winds will probably prevail, Will] rain
and passihly light snow, followed by
clearing and fair weather. In the lliddie
States, colder, partly cloudy to fair
weather will prevail, preceded by rain or
snow, with brisk westerly to northwest-
crly winds, becoming high of! the coasts;
and in New England cloudy to partly
cloudy, colder weather, rain and snow
and brisk southwesterly to northwesterly
winds, followed by clearing. 0:1 Satur~
day in New England, slightly colder, fair
weather will probably prevail,with fresh
southwesterly and westerly winds back-
ing to brisk southerly and followed by
warmer weather and snow or rain. and
on Sunday partly cloudy to fair weather,
with slight thermal changes, preceded
by rain or snow and followed by lower
temperature.
llllatm Almanac for To—Jloktow.
Hilghtrde 56 Low tide 5 Sun. rises firm sets
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THE IOCAL M.“ 8.
William Hanis is visiting in Hartford.
lfrs E. F. Jefferys is visiting in
Albany. -
-—Try Plaisted's Little Laxative Pills;
only 15c.
I“. Belden is spending a short time in
Kew Orleans. ____5 __
John Wixson lost a valuable horse last
evening by colic.
_,_ M... _. H.
—The finest line of 25c. neckwear ever
shown, at Comstock Bros.
leI- -3 Kate Andernon of the borough Is
visiting in Louisville, Kentucky,
Mm; Julia E. Taylor, of Bridge-port, is
Visiting with her sister In this city.
—He:u.'quarters for Gents' neck wear,
gloves, hosiery, kc, kc. M. S. Smith's,
80. Xurwalk. ‘
Fred Austin and Harry Moshe-r, who
have been spending a week at home, re-
turned to their business in Newark this
morning.
A pleasant surprise party was held at
the residence of Mrs. Collin on Chest-
nut street, borough, Thursday evening.
—Elegaut line of stationery at Bene-
dict’s news stand, Norwalk, at prices to
suit any taste. _
A. H. Hoyt and Charles Nash went up
in the country after pike yesterday. Nash
says they caught as nice a mess as baa
ever been brought into Norwalk.
Thomas Delaney sprained his 3. Erie
yesterday by slipping down the 5’ p3 of
the back stoop of his house «I . Wood
street. He is confined to his 2 o.
—100 Pize Dinner “Pres.- " books at J.
Arthur Pinneo's.
Those visiting the ”.lfinnie Rowan"
yaterday were amused by the sounds
coming from an enormous fog hor.
which was attached to a steam pipe.
The Westport Masonic Relief .-‘.ssoci-
ation of Temple Lodge have so amended
their laws that wives, daughters and
sisters may join and receive bemfits.
~60: for a 5 lb. part of pure lard.‘ F.
Hayes market.
William Blsscer, Edward Hoyt and
Charles Hoyt curled at daylight this
pruning for New York state where they
will spend the day fishing for pickerel.
The‘iatcrcst in the revivsl‘services in
the Mist church still continues. bury?
Tbsmcsttng this evening will be con
ducted bythepsstor, Bev.C. E. Harris.
aucoidiatlyiaviied.
outlays glasses at half
prion. antennas-unsung“.
Ll. M's-hummus
5 lions.
.thisaociety it will be necessary to at.
The f‘ulllllllllli‘ on the “Norwnlk Traili-
wuy t‘a.‘
liming Slur llivui-i'i, H. I-f T.. m’ I: W
;I}l-i.-i,\':ill hold :I baht would» .it lhrii‘
———\\'Inthir & Newton's tubes 7a., in
\Vlillllt'}'a All Store.
The new police force for 1889 Wind
E. CfttWt'.
l'ii let it suspension of the till a» you r-
dny J-iIlIl (l. Page was umhlltllv d min-5
missiuuer of Fairlivbl county. ,
~I'Ilrgaiit line of stuff papers, llt'V-
élylt‘fl. tit Iliiieilict'o new» room. hut-,5
walk. 5
A meet tug of tho Norwallt “o it Ilur
was iiild last evening at John H. Light a
ollice. The next mieting “III beheld it
the Illit'e ofJ. Il-I It'll llurlbutt iii lIll'
borough.
A llll't' ting w ill be In Id til ”I" room of
the l. lllllll Gospel TtPlllll'TllllH' l’ orm,
As-mcration tliiuvi- I‘Iir. 'I‘heyublic inf
giun by th: a society,
~Full line of Wiiisor &.\
prints at J Arthur I' mum's.
J
lutm tub: I
The revival work at the Sorwalk Moth
odint church still continu o and is bring- 5
ing forth good fruit. On I sixty conv er
sions are reported since the work start-
ed. Meeting to-night as usual. 5
The New York and \‘en I'. igl: iiid rail
road reports gross earnings for the tutor-
ter ending December ll of $1, ll 7,“!th an
increase of $7! 6’)" as compared it iiii the
same month of last year, and litl$l95,- 5
6'50, an increase of $100
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anew.- olour stock of Lilies. ti ut~, ail-t,'
Clitliil’t‘ i s wool under“ t or and busi. r_\ 5
on sab- at has tliziii Cnr for one more
u'wk it s Smith.- ST' suntan. ‘
The regular Illecllltv of theCourt of;I
Burgesses will be lit ld ll onday evi riirig. {5
The muting will be very interesting as'
the matter of lighting the borough ~trut~ :
for another year will be brought up and ,
other business of importance is to b»
transacted. ‘
Henry C null and Dr. Acton “n. t
fishing again one day thiv Week. but as
that celebrated fisherman, Frank IS. ‘
Smith, was not With them they had v. ry ‘
poor luck. Sex; week the trio will go
and ”I: n the borough markets expect in
be overstocked with fish.
—L' ndercurrents: By the ”Ditches “ ‘
For sale by Benedict, the Iiew:snirtri,.\' Ir- ,
walk, opp. Post Oliico.
“'illium Beckwith, formerly of this
city, now of Kansas City, came to this
city yesterday on a visit. Mr. Iteckwitli _
has not 500'] Siulh Norwaik for over‘
twelve years. He was delighted withg
the growth and apparent prosperity of 5
the city. He w ill remain here about two
weeks.
Rider entertained about forty of their
fflentlr! at their nsrdeuce on Maple ave-5
nun, East Norwalk. Tot-y danced
and enjiyed themselves generally. A
nice collation was served at 12o clock.
the resid no»: of Mr. anl Mrs. Jeromei
Smelt.
_Uiltltrfi't3rl":fi than cat-t this steel;
at II, Krteger's.
I i 6!}.th r t: many ll Iruiri. .—, v2: mat..- 3
that the valuable and I): autiful diamond I
rllld presented Past blaster R. Br..- iii
Kinney, by Old \Vell Lxlge, \Vedrtisdayr '
and is so generally admired, was selected
by A. Urlich, from Ball Black d: ($0., of
how \ork Mr. rlich pronounces it of ,
the purest character and be Is a diamond‘:
expert. __
At the convention of the state associ-
ation of selectmen in Hartford the legw-
lative committee was instructed to uso5
all its influence to secure repeal of all
laws authorizing state supervision or
interference with purely town institu-
It was voted that towns should'
settle their bills with each other quar- 4
terty and a committee to consider revis-
ion of pauper laws and report at tl e
I..xt convention was appointed. 5;”
-2cl per hound, Fresh Pork and thus-
age, F. Hayes market.
l
The Junie -r Branch of the \l om::ri's
Auxiliary. composed of the older girls In
Trinity anch Sunday school, are to
give a an and musical ,Tnesday evening,l
Feb - ll, at the Parish rooms, 94 Wash-
ii ;,'.on street. To fully apprecmte and
.joy the social gatherings given by
tend_ The ladies of Trinity cuurcb
always make it pleasant for the»; gue-ts.
—-Have y on teen Comstock Bros. wiIi- ,
dow? It has in it 20 dozen full, regulurf
made i been at 17c. per pair, the usual
price of which is 25:.
While New Haven, Hartford and other
cities are talking hue ball and forming
of leagues, and all that, it would be well
for them to pay the money which they
owe to Danbury. Dauhurv had the best
team in the league of 1881, and long af-
ter the others dropped out it kept its
players together. sy the old bill and
then talk of forming a new league—Dau-
teas.
-When South Norwalk came into the
field with her club last year, however,
Danbury was knocked completely in the
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-—-llv iriciiil» r we have p: '1' «I the bal. 5 5
‘Ill l
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lwants I! one c: nil: i.
~Rolisrt Mstficusdlct’s news
“.mpmmm t
”Ibo Sr'iliiitiou Armv \v'eio out WI: h
their Illnllllllit'llllt lost on Ii: rig.
bllI- lliil-iu of Ni \\ \ork. is stopping
at ll- ubm‘ h Point for II l- \\ diiy.
"3. null FIN-ll IliiIiis for wanting. l‘Jl
(‘0 A l1 a pound lit 1'. Iliiyr‘ s .
liiclitlril I\ I. 3: 'l"' i .
iiioml.
'llie Suith Norwalk lliniuutii Somly‘
Emil mmt wuli bliss Slhlt'
\VVI Is [Illa
I'Vt'l‘lllg.
—-IleI-:Ilcoiuaui.: I’II tur. Albums" 0 cos.
I'uti fir the childnn. ll HI!) I get
one it! ll >ni4 'tllf' i' a Nut 4 Agency ,Norwulk.
*lhc admission will only be
.tnuilur spirited c it. tight I‘Illhlll‘
,:|ot .lI birds “1H held in the borough l is!
5llll'lll.
\lrs. Lyrics of Wall ltlfcrL remiina iii‘
5Iiliout llll' entire state of health tuvduy M5
yr filt‘l'tlfly.
-—(l|o\e rule this l\ «I ll til ll. Kriegrre.
A few tllPtItln-rs of ('i'mpauy I‘ polo
cordially united to attend Hi. In. t tun,u , team are pro: [it an- r at (h! \iuiory this night t i see the great play in which
afternoon.
Mr. and 'iliii. IlaiiiI-l Illlif‘is of \‘I-w
51,llt\‘9n, are virilinw with Mr. on! Mrs.
5lleorg c ll: Hinge.
. ll' ill.
-—Ilmir~-atic, whito- goth, and “0' ii t,'
I’m great turn the. int llllllt zirduf bargains mm,
i for the coming “t t-I.’ til M. \ Slnllli I" 5 dt't’p‘dil int: I.” l and ”I. , flt‘Vl‘Illp
So. Sorwulk. _
\‘i'. S “3in lttlul’rtl lust iiiizlitin the
.‘lt‘lIIOtIl tcliurili, at Il-.- "tl\t~l, I’.I. Sub-
.it‘tt: “.t \‘ int run the l'mntier."
\ pni,.' I0 -si\e¢uilirepiiti will b-Iu bl
at the rosidunw of Mrs. l’iiiinted. on
5w.t.‘llllf! tin street, this Iveiiirig.
—Wirr2i'itt 14M“. '81 :i c IIIIIY‘,7.I.
"(I 335% all Illl‘llfl,’ k Ill If.
\\'-:irr-n Ii Smith of llio kiln, and
LII-.ard J hclu't of J- -yrse t,'.Iy, are
5 \lr‘lllflf’ with link. it Johnson If] t .is5 «here the In .tlp r sits for her piirlr
Cit}.
\V till rm E. II that: It had to “‘9! lrriel
home from his ward; at the depot this
In min-.3 n .',,'.ii~ ' ti :in attack of bilioud
.C‘lt"
‘ E5) pvr (:“hI ill-count on all our
rill",IIVV’I’f'lJiilllil winter clothing to
In .lm ro do far 4.. Smi'lt. (' mi
»t 4-“3 lira ‘.
'll’ spring
T'i' I} we I’:l~lin:l,er, ognl ll yr ll'rl,
lollies t".l}‘,lhr1l. timing, from
fir; ' ‘ He will bet-u: Ic-d .‘Suuy
:EI- 24: 17C": in Km lers pond i. as
~.!-l::"’l _\I' li'l‘ 5:. If I_r' lltr‘ mo: lt’fitlt' Wr'tiih
l' =14i 4 mg: to. dry h is improved
3}, (pitu- rough.
at...
, ilJllCl;'lt‘~
T ' fr" t' “'ilv‘ 1:. IM’. BI. I). PAHIcP were
pleas II to i—o .P him on the streets tl. is
morning on. I were glad t i learn that he
is r caving from his recent n nun-i Illness
Irauk Siiith. formorly of this city,
who for the last llltlr. ears, has been
Imploycd in a lireo jivelry house in
Wednesday evening Mr. andllrs John ’ NM" 3'1“». U "5 iii"; "MI 1* In “H together the company is good, and
city.
Tin- Clulitilllt . on citn s :i: til .i irougli.
sang ‘ )hb rday reportul favorably on tn: ~ res- at 1"" ”a" n .
olIitnm: Iriirrziling the ch irti r I f H. e i .t}
5 Iif .‘inuth Norwnlk.
The next of these sociable writ be held at 5,
.1 re Il“' r al of "ll'img-i was Ill" d l. »
(‘V-fill'l‘g .It tile (9- -ilenI . . f I mi 3. Juntfi
nivi 1‘ of: “wt sue r. The pig will
d'rll 't' .Ia li- ; Ill on tires age i.i :i t rr- lit-
'viw {trio :.~r
——I.'«,v'.v' J: c of trembling-z jit a: r» ind , "
at. ‘ulil 'lt ~y' 1 \r! .' . r-.-
.‘-l» a .‘wrs; -'-.\ "llv'g cl ‘vr .tidmr filth
birtf idai I. t t' I 'r l .; E i muting a noni-
her of h rfrl ml: t i ii r .iomocn Iliy .
mond street Allan“. twenty couples
were present All i4 rj ryul thr m~elves
luntil early tlii, morning. i. h: a they imp;
took ofacullflfis :on previouvtuili- -l)¢-'l':‘.tlg. i
5 Dr. ll hall iziri spo. .te at the llzpi' i.- -t Bn‘lg‘lm't" “‘3 signed With the
lid arch 1:4: iv: mug, an I his words zips
Wand to till. eastrong hold upon the}
far” vs,» no aggregation pn- scnt. Rev C. E
Tom-y great: has tonight Several have
lbeen no I‘vt l in r biptism. and the work
move: for mid itith pr inii-ie of go id re- '
«tilts
—-.\'. -.v live 5 rap Picture-i 5cm. per
shut, a: llnnulicls News D pot, Var-5
n all; opp. Post Ollice.
Wanted One Candle. 51
l) 1. Toy lor wanted acandle this morn-5
.-i:i -,', so be wrnt into G & S H Halon-9,5
an I inq-i: .red how many there was in a
b x, ::i id how much they charged a box-
for them; how much a gross; \\ herc5
th. y were made and all about cazidlis in}
general. "l’op' thought he was going5
to ru- -li a box. and g ive Mr. Taylor all the
lltfullllfllllil he caught, and asked if he
Would h w».- a box, and Taylor said no he
‘x' i one was seriously
injured. 5
A Weather Prophecy.
C. B. D‘ Artois, our famous caterer and ,
maker of flu.- ce debrated Challenge ics5
cream, came into the office and saidt to
us, "I make this prophecy—We will have
six weeks of cold weather before Spring
opens, and ice will be plenty from six to
twelve inches thick. ” Inc men will, no
doult, be very thankful if Mr. D’Artois
proves to be a true prophet.
5" Trinity church.
Evening prayer and address this even-
ing at. 7.30. Tomorrow, Saturday. feast
of the purification of the Blessed Virgln
liar y; 11on communion at 7 a. in.
v-i‘ ll i\'I'll,.
. , .is visitiu ' With All. It”. l .\’I-. Willis Hav-
Iaworn Into olhce today by City l‘leik H5 A 5 l '
5 I linilIIe-Ii on rt rites him.
‘ Il'Vl”:
‘soczl ty clinics, and iiiihiiuwn makes
,llC'lllltllIlltht'" of his mother.
. l: ll’ectioo.
' have created it.
‘ new league of clubs from theCent
‘ate character of New Canaan, wl
5systematically violated liquor ant5
glows.
1 rote.
Mumford Defeats Sorwulk.
'I‘ii. Nurwnlk polo team played \55ilh
the Htauifords lust night at the lit tI-r
place, and \vero beaten three to noth5ng.
The gaino lasted about thirty five mil tits
and Wits hotly contested throughout. but
tin.- Stamfords W ere too good to be but, ten
last night,
, l‘olo I! the Armory.
l. were of sport will have it fine chi
5m enjoy themselves at the Armory lint-
5.:uril ii evening. The Norwalk p ilo t5 am
will play with the Meriden team on 5liiit
humming. ll itli tennis are strong Ollt‘t‘,
jiiud the game will be Wt-ll worth see till.
:' The game will be called at it o'clock 511ml
‘35 cents, 5and
the hour erI giver-wry find” a I halide to
do thi tr shopping and we the g imo5 be-
rid: s.
—-.\'.\\ iityles of llllltl Iit Uotnttl5Qt‘k
Ilrmi.
“CC
'-.\la It: It Ituiililii and the “ftuuiiwuy “'lfo."
Judging from what we hear on it“
Music Hall Will he lilbd next Mo
K e If: Inklll Is \\ inning the highest p11 '
The Hartford 'l'imea mi)»: "The
lust night. was reiiiarlralily fine, bot
it-«If hill in the llltllfll‘f' of Its pr
1' isn such ly play, rich lull
edy r-tt'flt'SI and in highly dramatic a
I roiii first 1 ) lost. the story i5
Au a
who,
is induce
dc s: it be r home by the iii‘u'liiuatiiin
Iiii iii-v lll‘, III. :i he lie ‘\’t' s li‘ui tIt‘IllI
In: tlrlI ~ .i lord iii Lugliind. Years at
tli * lilt‘, - all” by the first. marriage,
‘illlléll': Human-.4 in London. er
\vitlioul halt or IlifltIl‘illlf".
niilrriis ii hi gli- born wife,
rlet,
och.
tors
the
bud
tin-
ere-
act
”is l
fnlwr ( mm [It him. and Lidy (’li
Itj',.,l h n mu. .i7. '5 her husband, and ti
by her son. 'I‘lu- i-c fit. a in the fourlfl
l to
['4 It! unt' :rw iouwon is among the siding-
t-hl and lllOdl syziiipithI-tic, and mjved
tire audienc e to tears. Ilie eve ntu Iso-
lution is satief- u lory The artist recov~
l' Is his sight and II fl wife, the first iy ti
surgical, the second by a psychiatric
op‘rutiori, aril tlit curtain falls 5m h
group of loll’, gathered together in5 one
embrace.
“.‘chve llinkiii u.” supzrb. Ili5i ur-
listii‘, Iflrctite, dei-ply emotional yet
ran ly mlfcmtainel produrtl in in-
spired one with unusuilsy Inpathy and
llisliguri- was so pat
y-t so dignified and lovable, that
may style it the beston-I truest at
The fifth act. with the
greater pirt acted With a black bandage
ova r the eyes, and bringing, toward r...
close. the groans of the operation 5mm
the out er “)1an, is not q'lllt' in hoping
with the artistic level of the othersl and
‘is not realism because it is untrum 5
"Mi-s Mabel Bert was very good
lust in the fourth act, where her
lull
mks
and her play are superb, and toucl5 the
sy mpcithics of the audience deeply. Al-
the
entire production a Ycl’)’ strong one ,5w ith
a splendid a: for and a very good a5tres~
——lll:inlvet.~i and conifortablea, at
0W!) pric» 3. 5M. S. Smith‘ s, So. Xor
Arrested for k‘ast Driving
1 r 'orge Morklo vi 5 arrested year
aft. mom: brother UJ‘iIluW. Merl;
from the vehie , novvral tiniest
hiiii near the Methodist church. .15
Kuzrrn fined Mcrk‘c >33 00 and 5 his,
which was paid. ‘
—l‘urc Hume-rendered Lard, l2 cents
a pound, at F. llayes'.
Base Ball Notes.
Dan Shannon, formerly captain
v iiles. a
James Kelly of New Haven hired gned
with the Western league as umpire The
‘W estcrn league is the strongest o5 tsfde
of the too great associations.
There is a scheme on foot to f5 rm a
f the
(HHS.
\‘eiv England leagues, or toma
strengthen the C: ntral league
Waterbury, it is said, is workin
to get a team. For four successiv seas-
ons it had kept a good nine in the
and made their first failure last ye5
—-'I‘liel .egant Picturesque Blott ‘rTab«
vat. ’lated cream, commercial note
size, for sale at B"!‘i‘.‘llCl‘l News Depot,
Noni alk.
the bottom of the new movement 5
Aid for Mrs Louis Dweller-,5
Senator Mead, of New Canaan, 3
day introduced a resolution directi
4‘comptroller to pay to the widow o Lew.
is Dru ‘her $1, 000. About one ye ir ago
Constable Drucher was given a warrant
for the arrest of Jacob Schiele, a desper-
0 had
other
When he reached Schiele a real.
deuce he found the windows an? doors
ester-
rig the
fastened. When he attemptedt force
open the doors Schiels thrust a s otgun
out of a window and shot him dead.
Senator Mead thinks that tb state
should pay Ifrs. Drucksr the sum stood
and a large majority of senators -d5 rep-
resentative think likewise.
—-All of our underwear at
—Evsrythlng kept by first class Gsuts’
Worms“ -
duoedprlou. cams Bros.
(:onacctlcut l'rlson Aasoclatloii. Annual
Meeting.
The annual Int-«ting of this association
Wfltl Iii-bl in theirollleo iii thetfupitol,
Thursday afternoon, .luliuury :llsl, l’resi~
dent Francis Wayland presiding.
The report of the secretary and agent
showed that there Wt“! 29:) pfltlDlIl'l‘tHlltl-
charged from the Connecticut State I’m-
on during the two yearn ending with
June 30th, 1888, as follows:-
Ily reason of expiration of sentence,
‘3'“: pardon by lloard of Pardons. 8: by
President of U. 8., I; transfer to Hospi-
tul for Insane, 7; order of U. S. ('omnus.
sinner, I: escape, 3; death, 20. Total, 295).
The number who placed tlwiiim-lveii iii
the cure of the agent was 2.31. These
were assisted as follows:-liiiipluyiuetit
and board while seeking Work, 172,
Tickets by railroad or boat were fllffllilll-
ed to 189 of this number. Clothing was
furnished to 5!.
to 8,. Sent home or to friends at their
r-quest, 75. [tickets furnished by the as-
soc-ration.) Sent to Hospital for Insane,
I; placed in care of (Yoiiiptruller, I; sick,
placed in Hartford Hospital, L’. Total,
251. 5
Letters wire read from u Iiuinb.-r of
discharged pl’lnoltt'fll who are now at
work at' honest labor and doing Well.
The Secretary called attention to the fact
that discharged prisoners who reform
their lives and become svlf—nuppiirting.
honest citizens, are not heard of indivi-
dually as discharged convictl, WIVTHIH
those who go back to criminal brew are
heralded through the pnprrs its having
served sentence-r in the St ite Prison, the
result being that the] llliIlCllIt arm" only
of the inn arrigiblr '5) form the opinion
llialnllrire incorrigiblea, while the fact
ltl that a very Considerable number of the
prisomrs who are discharged from the
Connecticut State I’fltvtlfl bucoiiie law-
nbidiizg citiz-os. III» ventured the flhrt‘f-
tum that there “ml not ail-1W” in this
Stab of any considerable siz .- which had
not among its rwidvulq one or more per-
sons who had served a sentence in the
State Prison, but who were now reupwt-
eil cilia-m. In fllusl easezi the very fact
of their having been in prom is no:
known either to their neighbors or their
employers.
In thecit', .‘. 53 z" I r .74 more
than a sum.» of in. it years
past undergone a term of inipiimiiiiient
at the primn in Wetlieroliebl. That the
lives of thew men Were thoroughly re—
formed was beyond any reasonable ques-
tlori. They were mostly men of family.
were resmcted by their employers, and
l d honest, sober, industrious lives. The
I _l
.l ‘w. t. 5-
date of their release from prison was any '
where from two to thirty year-I iii the
past, and the evidencw of their thorough
reformation were cmvincing.
Tlii.‘ report of the Treasurer, llr. Jilin
ll. Corriirig,-lnwr.-I‘l that the total receipts ,
Tools were furnished 4
I’ll“ IIAIH‘CIJCHH "RIVERS 'l‘ll BEA]!
\\ but the Judge Sold In Sci-torrent. Frank
route for Manslaughter.
Hero is part of what J udgo Hougli said
at Daribury in sentencing Frank Foote,
who drove over Carrie I’Iatt, causing her
death: “The fuels are that the street
waiiopeii. lie was driving the heavy
vehicle. The lady was a fool passenger
trying to cross the street. She was ap-
proaching him in open view front the
south, be coming from the north. Ile
lurmd into the street Iitn moderate pace.
The bonu- did not drop into a walk or he
did not rein him into a walk. Now it
sen-inn strange to say that If he was. pru-
dent and careful as he should have been
III-did not pull his borne up under the
circumstances when hesaw the girl turn-
ing from her course to avoid him. There
lll when; the trouble comes in the case.
She was in plain sight. We do not doubt
from the evidence that he did not slack
his horse up to any degree at all until he
was right upon her—until it was too late
to do anything to save her, whether she
stepped backward or forward. It is before
the wagon struck her that his responsi-
bility is to be fixed. When he saw her
in front of him he should have ruined up:
his horse. If he had been ordinarily
prudent and cautious he would have
greatly clocked his speed before he
reached the croiswiilk, and when he saw
the woman approaching him. But he
did not do It until he was right upon her.
It would seem flllll. ordinary prudence
would dictate this. But there was no
intention to do any harm on Foote's part.
Malice was farthest from his mind. It
was; simply careless .esu. Carlessners
which rmiltml in the death of one of our
vitamin"
'l'lie r‘éttfllt'lICI‘ permitted by law is flat
out imprisonment, the former not more
than $1.01), and the latter not more than
ten years. The sentence as announced
yorti May was 30 days in jail and a line
oft" 11205). An appeal was taken under
$1.0:ttl funds.
llnrnum Stlll Lives.
Iliirium, the showman, must stick to
bridal-n5 no long as he lives; and he is
getting I'm—he come near being born on
the fourth of July, 1‘10, lacking only a
few hours. He is now arranging to es-
midi—sh a new “llsrnum's Museum.”
"Sow Y,oik " he says, “wants just such
a museum as I used to have here thirty
or forty years ago; and I feel sure that
she will have it." Mr. Bailey will be
associated with him in the enterprise,
and negotiations have been made with the
owners of the two properties for theloca-
lion; one, the old Seventy'l‘lrst armory
{now occupied by the Eighth regiment I.
at Broadway and Tliirty'fifth street; the
other on the block where Daly’s theatre
now is, "The owners of the armory site,"
for the two years ending With June 30,
1888, Were $3,261 It), and the prrn-‘mi:
for the sumo pt rioil w: re 3 J 06)! -.l'.’ ‘
I. oving a balance on liairrlJuly li',1‘~‘é‘3.'.;
$72.28.
To the Treasure r's report was appeii led ;
a Statement. from the auditors of public
accounts certifying that they had Ixam-
imd the vouchers, and found the report
to be true and correct.
The following named persons were
chosen as the officer-i of the association:
President, Hon. Francis Wayland, New
Haven.
Vice-presidents, Hartford (toullly, Very
{ct-v. James Hughes; Sew flown civility, ,
Rev. Noah Porter, 0.1)., I.l..D.; New
London county, Edward Harland, Esq:
I-‘airlield county, Henry R. Towns», Hip:
Litclilield county, l'. Itirr-iilonl 31am,
l.’ q : .lliddlesex county, lion. H’fijitmili
Dittgl.i-1.-;Windhom county, Willmiri ('
JIISOD,E‘II :Tolland county, llnn .\. ‘lred
K. lumrlflcll.
Treasurer,
Hartford.
Secretary, John C. Taylor, Hartford.
Agent, John C. Taylor, lioom 4-3. State
House, Hartford, Court.
A Good Year“ a Work.
The annual meeting of the CIFHV‘Cll‘
John B. (fuming, I'.f|.,
cut Humane society was held in Hart“ ,
ford yesterday. Stat} Agent Dwight W.
Thrall reported that be half relieved
more than 2,000 anirml-i during the year
that eighty'eight horse-s, nix cows and
twenty-seven small animals had been
killed at his orders, and that much had
been done to relieve sufl'erinr; among the
human race. The report of Dr. Adams;
of New Haven county included the fol.
lowing: Towns visitoi.‘ 17: complaintn
reCeived, 415: men relieved," .; women ,
relieved, 10, children relieved, 125, of:
whom 48 have been sent to courtly homes
and orphan asylums. Animals relieved
~Ilorses, lame, core, 275: overloadod’
143; Starved and feeble, 5t); crrdvmned,
glanderel . 73; other curries,” .5; wal can
tie,12;dog4,1
lee Crop Statistics.
According to statistics furnidml by
Messrs. Rogers, covrr' . am year, from
1886 to 1888, the latgiiiate at which
they began harvesting icv was in 188%),
when a short cm was cu o F. -.b 4
p t a ll. 1" one day this we,ek play-(d a neat trick on
1870 the first crop was cut Into February
7th, and the next latest data wan January
27,1885 During the period named the
latest dates on which the harvesting was
completed, was March 19,1870;llarch o,
1884; February 21,1885, and so on down
to January 12, 1887, and January 12
1808. after which dates on more ice was
cut in the years named. Messrs. Rogers
are not yet without hope that they will
be able to cut a good crop or two before
freezing time is oven-New louder: Tel»
egrapb.
—llc pumm- Sugar Cored
. want to Se II,
a, To)! lcuiv-l (If trait-f, 495:). 5
Ila-s. hauls-aria.
said Baruum.“want $1, 000 000. Of course
If we took that building it would have
to be entirely overhauled and remodel
The owners of the Duly theatre side don’ t
”but; says the old show.
man. ”they are willing to lease us the
ground for $100,000 a year. If we take
it we shall put up a building that will
cont at least $200 000 "
-—Splcndid line of mouth organs, from
5 cents to #110, at Be nedict' a news stand,
Sorwalk.
Connecticut Patents. 5,
The following were issued Jan. 29,
I859. List furnished from oilice of A.
ll. Wooster Solicitor of Patents, Bridge-
port, (Firm:
L. l'. Cant-insert. Bridgeport wrench;
C. B. Pore. Bridgeport, electrically-
oporating door-lock; I". Bryant, New
Haven. wire nail machine: A. A. Page,
Sew Haven. transomdifter; J. C. Miller
and A. ll. Jones, Ileriden, lamp stand
ard; I". I’ritchard, lleriden,'pneumatic
action" for organs;C._ W. Burgess, New
5Britzrin. lock case; C. W. Burgess, New
Britain, lock case: W. A. Faber, Dan-
bury, hatter's brush; F. A. Murphy and
.1.M.Rnndle,VDanbury, machine for
stiffening hate;\ .Jenkins, Waterbury,
stiffening fabric for garments: I“. W.
Pool, Norwich, tricicle; W. Shay, An—
sonia,ccmhination shaft utensil; F. L.
Johnson, Wallingford. bicycle whistle;
,5. ll. Jenningr, Deep River, face shield
‘for atomizers; G. S. Cladding, Chester,
cylindrical brush; B. St. John; Torring-
ton, at dominal supporter.
TRADE )IABK. ,
Electrical Chemical (30., Sew Haven,
blueing capsules.
——I.nok at our immense stock of llam-
liurgh edging, all widths only mm per
yznl. M S Smith, So. 'orwalk.
'1 one Tramps Play is Sharp Trick and
Get a Square Meal.
Fur several nights the tramp house
in iholrirongli has bc~n overrun with
trariipo. They have been so thick at
lino-vi that the ncco'nmndations have
then toominll fir tlem. As nothing is
given them to car they resort to all sorts
of tricks to get a mial.‘ Three of them,
Mr. June, who keeps a restaurant on
Water street, borough. One of them
dropped into the restaurant at breakfast
time and told the man in charge that
ho was working here, and engaged
board. After eating a good breakfast,
and praising it highly, he said he know
several friends or his who wanted to get
aboardlng house, and he would bring
them around at dinner- time. So at noon
he brought his two chums and they ate
their dinner, and the man in clause
thought he had sscsmd three
boarders, but they did Mme hack to
mathematicians-mm
5 5
5310 a month.
coed '
., (li'lllrt' Standard Collars and Cuffs,
warranted all linen, no cotton, iqual to
imy collar sold for 20 or 250. Our price
now and forever, collars llc each, (‘nlfs
13.: per pair. M S t-lmith‘ H. So. Norwalk
Wunlod.
SMALI house or a fur rooms lor man and
«he, uiihin ten minutes of the ill pot.
ll AppIyA K. thisofllfe.
f
Restaurant.
(‘LAVS AV!) (lYtlTElts' I-Iru-Il ln uery style
,4 and s ml by the quart or hue-tut (“ am rhow-
llt'I’ll I-peual ). 'I‘llllhlllfi HENllYl' Allll & C.,U
ifIJIm sunnih int Dock So. Norman:
For sale.
'1‘“
l5: \t’hiinry Art. Store. at Bomb Norwullt
Tutsi-om of the Ian-t and moi-t compen-
I-iui'liirlstnrc plants in the slate. do n: a good
bunnies. hi hi n at good locatlou and good work
fiferlriuunrfs.
Poioiini“‘
At The Armory,
Sat. Ev’ng, Fob. 2d; 4
limit Ii lllilll
Game Called at 0 o’clock.
Gallery reserved for ladle- stid that! M
Admission, I".
moms \‘oI-ompetltiou. llolugapsyug l; ' ‘
If run at light CXIHIIN}. Will be m d on famrable
It ruin, owner has too much other liiiriliets to give it
iiineaiidniiemioii Mr. W. I'. “hither, manager.
Will KlVH'O’t' mouth II work and Instruction free to
purchaser. Apply at the store.
lit) 3 (‘.WIII1'.\‘BY.
”M i H To i400-
VFW me on Burbank lVI‘hllt, to rooms. 325
. per timmh; one that and t't'tlond floor, brooms
each, t'aiid .lasmoutli, one floor of [to room,
J.L lll' RBANK.
(2! South Main street.
jJi tw
To Rent.
- ROOMS on Henry St, South Norwaik: rent
lJIJJpIrmonth. Poem-ileum l'th.) Lt. Apply
'.5YOl nos, at DMkwoodM'f‘gt'o lull,
llouscs To Let.
()N Woodward Avnc rent 5” [rr month:
In, Lind bolt Noruuk, rent $413 xr month;
“at: r in. hmui re of II. A. “Oil JWAllD.
VVVVVV 0) stcrii. __
Tums desirintt oysters “merino trevh dull] can
proeiirc them of LtU’I" ILL.
“Foot of Raymond 8t.
l'tnno Masons.
‘DlTll Ill 51' wishes to give lessons on the
A piano _ ’llro~ec-.u rinrio me n iiistmrtiiuin
u-Iw- i.pp;y row a'o. .‘llam 5t. , or sdvireds 1’
tr :1' I... it lm
Removal.
l‘Ill.’ Ntw York Tm (' n. has round the building
rim occupied by .f 1'. Mount, 47 Main street
«he-r. Ilt')‘ thlllvnnlkllll the first of April with
all u'..I- -ual tli‘u r: ark of gum riis (1‘29 am
I'll cf
Ports-alts
N flll gum! and crayon. Black and White
l’aetela.‘ Art work of all descriptions
D. G t'tltiKE, Stamford.
’l‘fléillAS HALLURAN, Nonvalk.
n J”
W trier ( Inset-i and Cesspools
5 Cleaned.
'I‘Ilil anlt'rfl rrml has first class facilities for
rlmmn r water clo-ets and reespools, and help
I: ia Ht'dll} do the workin tin best manner. Prices
llr’: lowest, Address Box 450 5). Norwalk. jtzl tin
Bridgeport and Nor-walk Mess-
el’gcra
OIIN lI. SHIT" will attend to all order; left at
John Brutnlmr 3 Burlwr shop South Norwalk,
lnckwoorl fr Andrew Martin. ' .\orw.alk and I“. ll.
llrov emf-I ., {‘37} Broad 5L, Bridgeport, and will make
daily trips. j'lZI 3m
'
Messenger.
BNRBTI‘. themail carrier. will call for, and
dcliicr parcels at Norwslk or South Norwalk
f fltflfi‘tllll' with, “eight limiml to ten pounds
slate at Noruslk and South Norwalk l’oetofllcee.
l'rotup has and dispatch guaranteed.
rm — A . BENNEI'I‘.
Dull .y Vcw Y ark Messenger.
)Al’t' ELS railed for and delivered iwall parts of
the city or vicinity Prompt attention paid to
as l ordir~ belt at I’iaisred' s, Norwalk. or Hoyt s drag
a: ore, South \‘orwalk. I’. W. ”DREWS 3!! 3m
llavlland’s l‘rult Store.
F‘INE Florida Oranges, Pine Layer Pica, Persian
Dates. All krill-i of new Fats, Malaga
Grapes hmons Confectionery. etc. .,
t' A. 11:“ ILASI)’: .25 Main St" Norwalk.
Georg o It. llndcrlilll
Is norm town selling Household S ‘ciaities fo
Gish or by installments a: pnccs vond com
patio )ll. larties desiring baruains can call at No
It ltivmond St. City. marlo t1
Mrs. L. A. Davidson.
Christlan Sclcnco or Mental Healing.
)RICKS for Teaching or Healing low. Consulta-
tion free. City Hotel, Thursdays of each week.
All diseases treated mentally, dispensing with drugs,
as it "Li. by the ex: rvlsc of our Highest flcntal Powers
that. relief is given. Intempemuce, Qpinm and
Tobacco habit treated successfully. d3 1 m
9 GREAT REMEDIES combined in Bair’s Syrup
0 of 'l‘nr, W'iidtherry and llorehorind. the best
Cough Syrup and Lung Balsam in the world, 5 cents
shuttle. It is invaluable for Group in children.
Soil by all droughts. The genuine only has fac-
simile of the signature of Jas 1'2.er in red ink on
any puck-tile Ifair's Pharmacy, manufacturers,
Bringv'port, coon oct tonic
T0 Rllll.
NICE house on Union avenue; thirteen rooms;
w ith barn.
Upper part of brick house on [canard street.
L'p'per part of house on Main street.
in tf Enquire of CHAS T. LEONARD.
Ffll' Sill [Ill Elli Tllllll.
PROPERTY of Brid'veport Savings Bank .—De-
erratic [louse and rot, Sohy 123, on Osborne
Ave" East Norwalk, Conn.
Apply to
. JACOB M. LAY I'ON.
nl‘llm South NoraalLCt. .
A. ' 93$. IVERRIS,
JEWELER.
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.
Fine Watch Repairing a Specialty.
In Washington St.. South Norwalk.
GIVEN AWAY!
Dress Linings Fitted Free
imirnc. I byuisxsu. n. BELL who u Intro
ducinirlhu ‘ROOD MAGIC SCALE“I:I‘15ir—h
has uve n so popuiar throughout the suite.
sre im not to call afternoons and eve-nines at
m lvr 43 North Main 8b. South Nurwalk.
1
1 THOROUGII
COMMERCIAL EDUCATION,
both theoretical and pnctlcaL Also
Short-Hand
—AND—
TX’I’E-WRI '1‘ ING
-—-AT 733——
Evonlng Commercial School,
(tn-nth Building. Norwalk, Conn.
A. GERMAN cuss
Willmhcmd. Galloaoraddrcss _
t It Etruscan.
P. ll—Also Butte W '5‘"?
NIUSIC IIALL,
t. It. IIOY'I'. Isa-m,
I“ on. Ev’ng, Feb. 4,
or mm. "
Sinclal Engagement gagglagslrhdm
Mom RANKIN.
Supported by a fire company 01mm
Miss Mabel Be",
In Rankin and Undone. Latest m
The Runaway life.
fluently enacted in Nihlo’s Garden. when It was
conceded to be oneofthcstrosté:
Yak
dramas ever producrd In
Every Lady Should See This
Production.
“ ORRELL a L'HOXIDIIU would fills
. motionewmaw.‘ .
{2'}:er rate also are doing I“ ”II.
best Litcsnd Fire tmrsmcoaipasles. halt-s
insuring a specialty. ‘ S!“
Jos'r account:
New Pickles,"
Assorted. Chow Chow,
G‘rer'kins and Mixed ;
Pints and x plat Bottles. ‘ ’
Silflfll Piillii ail Penicillin.
AlsocasortmentofGovdcnflldeh’lh
Olives, Tomato Collins,
and Jellies, in Glass.
English Dairy, Edam, and Pho- .
apple Cheese. '
——ar-—-
Mflflllllflllllll’l
so. 3 NORTH mm m,
“SOUTH nouwanlt, can
DIBBLElI lfllllllll
OFFER ,
Banned floods
0f unimpvachsblc qualityasfdllé" ‘ 4
Mountain Sugar Cor- ]!c, six “split
lst Quality Tomatoes I Is,
Lima Beans 14c, “ . rs:
Early Jase Peas 15c, “ &-_
Succofash 18c, “ 3“
Golden Pin- kt- 12¢, ‘i 5 “c.
The Bc‘st 1.0 for ever; 7 w ’1'“
pa u c .
Salmon p 8c; “ I” '
Frill lanolin»,
Something New In a“
Goods. They m nice w
and not to he (hams “I!
luv to any Herring Blow. awe.
Price, léca Can; 3c..- 4055c;
Cans 75c.
Pine Callfonia Called A g
f: I; arse-Gage II“. *5
't “ to Charles I Q
“ t‘ Bartlett I'm 4 fl
Yellow Peaches 18cm or G cuss
for L00. 4 .
Baked s l5c, six can! 81¢ -»
Best Brand Corned Beef 6 cu- M
All Good; All Ohca
W. H. MEEKER & fc‘o
SOLE AGENT.
FOR THE
Plumbing, , *
Steam, and ‘
Gas
Tin and Sheet Iron War
swam, mo
AND TINWAR};
Steam and Hot Air Ilsa“
it
IMO mum
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