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NN., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY ‘2, 1889.

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SOUTH NURWALK.

135 MAIN fi'l‘l‘l‘ilfi'l‘.
SUBWALK.
nus ALARM BOXES.

N0. 3. N. Y... H. H. 8 H. R. B depot; key at All
am! Expira- alike in iii-poi, and ham».

No. 4, Day street. cot-w of TIJlll'F effect; in y M *
DI, film and Ill faflnrws.

No. v. (Toma of Iain and cum-ml slums: ‘lie,- I!
l). Donovan‘s house and J. t.'. it lira!) a rite

tory.
30.12. Franklin strict school; kl‘i‘ at shim; 11mm
and residence of will am if Ninth. ,
i‘awtli- H‘lflfltl: key at Mn.

0. Concord rim-t. o
N I" ‘ u to concord l‘ilt‘t‘l, and

Paul‘s rtsidsnec,
all isotonic.
In. It. Iain street corner of Ann olicet; key at
Wolf‘s saloon and all factories.
lo. [5. B it street corner of ltayvicw avenue; key
ll Dickermsri‘s rt'i-ldl-uw.
‘ uncut. mus.
()uc stroke at 12 o‘clock boon for Standard Time.
Twortrokes of the bell (thus l-ll Mgulflea the is

1.
”three strokes of the hell (thus 1-1-1) signifies the
city water is to be turned off.
insure-nous m an InLDlIlI.

Upon ltivc information of a fire in your imme.
diatc borhood unlock the box door; pull the
book all the way down once only. and let the hmk

; shut up the box and do not open or touch the

again until the next fire in your neighborhood

Do not attempt to remove the key from the door.
a

would Engineer will see that returned in its
. SAMUEL Ali-rowan
mm W“ Chief main.

R. L Herald Weather forecasts.

A depression from the lake region will
probably move eastwarhear-torly today,
causing a general rise of tenigmrature in
the Atlantic States. Temperature rose
slightly in the United States yesterday,
except in the Atlantic States. The chief
minimum reported was 4 degrees below
zero at Fort Washakie, Wy. T.; the chief
maximum. 52. at Cedar Keys, l‘la. In
this district to-day warmer. fair weather
will probably prevail, with fresh south.
westerly to southerly winds, followed
possibly by light rain. In the Middle
States and New England fair. warmer
weather will prevail, with fresh souther-
ly winds to snuthweaterly winds in the
former and northwesterly to westerly
winds, backing to southerly. in the latter
section, followed by snow or rain near
the lakes. and in Northern New England.
On Sunday, in this section and in New
England, warmer, partly cloudy and fair
weather will probably prevail, preceded
in the early morning by light rain or
snow near the New England coasts, and
on Monday fair to partly cloudy weather
with slight thermal changes.

 

lllnlatnro Almanac for Tolslorvow.
flightide bow tide Sun rises l Sun sets
1. 0 7.25 i. 1

List of Letters
Remaining in the Post—office at South Norwalk.
Conn” Feb. 2d. lot-39. Persons calling for any of
these letters will please say the y are advertised.
In. Plank Adams, Hiram Brundage, Kare, Curr
ulngham, James Comole,J. P. Campbell, Miss A,
Fax lanrice. George 5. Heddca. the. )l L. Jamq
Edward Lucas, Emma floatersou. M.” Georg» \\
Nichols, Julia let’lure. Lacy Mater. Reliant
Lyons, Sanford L Haunt}. John lhaley. :Ml‘l‘t’! 1E3.
tt. ' rabl’hi'll ,, arr atone. airy . i; -
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THE LMNEWS.

The total shipment of hats from this
city, for the week ending Feb. lat, was
766 :ases, 169 racks.

Polo at the armory to-nigiit.

Miss Ida Ayers has returned home
from her visit in New York.

 

Quintard & Sou have-leased the Opera
House for another year.

 

Chicken thieves have Mn plenty
around the borough. Several hen rm‘stil
on the Westport road have been robbed
during the week.

~—\\"in¢or dl: Newton's lullcél 7a., at
“'hitney's Art Store.

Commencing Monday. Feb. 41h, 1839,
the Danbury Branch of the main line
will be operated as a branch of the Dan-
bury & Norwalk Division, and will here-
after be known as the Brookfield Branch.

A number of the friends of Master
Frank Gallager, who lives on Spring
street, surprised him Thursday night.
They had avery pleasant time until a
late hour, and went home, hoping to be
able to enjoy another such pleasant evo-
uing in the future.

—Tslly cards. stars, £52, for progress,
ivo eucher, at Plsisted’s.

The Old Folks Concert, which has been
the talk of the town for the last month‘-
will be given on Wednesday evening

Web. 621:. A chorus of fifty people a.-

<-" rayed in the custom of our ancestors '61“
present s musical programme that for
variety and richness has never before
been attempted by local tale: ~. in Nor-
wslk. '

—Rememher we have :' .ccd the bal-
ance of our stock of Luv 2 "/3. Gents’, and
Children's wool under». ear and hosiery
on sale at less than cost, for one more
week. M. S. Smith‘s, So. Norwalk.

A stylishly-dressed woman got off the
train at the Georgetown station “i" anes-
day morning. She informed Geo-gctowu
people that she was from Soutl. L‘Iorwalk
and was looking for her daughter, whom

she felt confident had eloped with a
young man who does not live far from
Georgetown. The young fellow, she
said. hired a livery team at South Nor-
wslk Monday morning. and took the girl
08, telling the mother they were going
for a short drive. They were seen in
Georgetown the same day, but at the
present writingfitboir whereabouts are
unknown. The mother is almost dis.
tractsdr Tbccouplswill probablybe
hard from and receive the mother‘s
Mag after having been caught in By
man‘s yoka—Ridgdsld Press.

«an.» Mature-ting. m
metro/pals! at 1'. Hard.

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They are cutting icesewll inches thick
at South Salem.

l-Ilwaril Mann, of the borough, lit luf-
fi-ring with the milmpa.

The New England Terminal Co. has
taken pom’ssiun of Wilson l’iliiit.

~1an perpuuml. Extra Sugar Curt-d
llama. l“. llayes' market.

Mr. and Mrs. J antes E. Seymour have
returned home fr mi it “ill in lltllllilll.

Eugene Schrriitt, a furmeremployer of
fins. l’itzer, is visiting friends in town.

~00: for a 5 lb. pull of pure. lard. F.
Hayes market. ,

Elitor ltodemeyor gill'll to Canaan tor
sight to ”lend Sunday with his parents.

James l-‘laherty died at his home on
Spring Hill yesterday morning attire
long illness with consumption.

~1Inderwtar loss than cost this ivrcl;
at ll. Krieger‘s.

Miss Nellie Gilbert, of .‘i'arwalk, iii (in
a visit to Mr. and Mrs. Aaron is. Gilbert.
~ltidgelield Press.

The newspaper men of Bridgeport are
going to play polo in the (1cm Rink at
that place. Monday afternoon.

The Pioncer Hook and L'iddi-r Co. are
making extensive arrangements for their
annual ball to be held on February 13111.

A cnnclave of Clinton t'nmniandery,
No. 3. Knights Templar. was held in the
asylum, St. John's lodge rmm, last ove-
ning.

———All of our underwear at greatly re-
duced prices. Comstoclr Bros.

Michni’l Becker. who has been danger
ously nick at his home on Wailiingtnn
street. is much better and is no a fair
road to recovery.

t'leorge chdling has lca~cd the Bunt—
ing bakery on Plymouth Avenue. and
wall move from his present quarters
about the is! of April.

The funeral of the late James l-‘lalierty
will be held at St. Mary’s church lO-mtlr-
row afternoon. Court City of Rim», .1.
O. l'., Will attend in a body.

J. L. Burbank is improving (heap-i
peararice of his house on Main street by j
trmtinz it ti anew coat of paint. ll-Vl
has selected an a-itheiic color. '

-Ti‘.e liar-at line of 25:. nockwiar ever
shown, at (,‘uuistock Bros.

 

The New York Tea company will
move- from their present quirter-i m2
Main strwt, borough. tulho azure now
occupied by J. '1'. Hawaii about the hit
of April.

1: serum by the New York papers that
Superintendent Iloytof the Horse. rail.
road company did not meet with much
success in settling the strike in New
York Thursday.

It is rumored that G. D. Blackmail and
family will remove to Norwalk. Mr.
Blackman holds a position with Intrus-
hury, Mathewson &‘CJ., South Norwalk.
~Ridgtf‘ir‘ll’l Press.

—Ever_vtliing kept by first class Gents"
{urchin-rs at Comstnck Bros.

Mrs. R. ll. l’laistvd had a pleasant
gathering or bi residence on Washing-
ton atreet lat-:t evening. Piligrnsive
eochri- was played anl an enjiyable
social time was the remit of the party.

Rev. H. A. Delano will. by request,
speak upon the "Constitutional Amend—
ment and its moral claims upon the con-
science of a representative christian leg-
islature," at the \l’. T.‘ T. U. meeting.
Dibble}; Block, to—morrow p. m.

.—Glove sale this week at H. Kriegers.

The Stamford Oratorio Society are to
give another popular concert on Tuesday
evening. Sixty well trained voices with
the large organ and piano make a fine
volume of music. The singing of the
solo artists also adds much to the char-
acter of the entertainment. Handel's
"Judas Maccalzrcrts” will be sung, which
to music loving people will be a rare
treat. The concert will be over so people
frnm this city can catch the 10:46 train.

—-New line of mouldings just received
at Whitney '5 Art Store.

Yesterday A. S. Ferris went to New
York on huai'» so. While passing under
a hatchway at 36 Cortland street, a rope
with a ho .suattached to it, was thrown
from a doorway a long distance from
the grand. The book struck Mr. Ferris
and in: was unconscious for ten minutes.
The rope was thrown from the printing
office of Mcllroy & Emmett. Mr. Ferris
is to bring suit against them for damages.

—-A 10 per cent discount on all our
auitr,overcoats and winter clothing tr-
make room for our spring stock. CHI]
stock Bros. .»

The pupilsof the Franklin street school
are rehearsing for the entertainment to
be giveri at Music Hall on the evening of
Washington's birthday. From what we
have heard we can truthfully state that
it will be one of the best entertainments
ever given by our public school. The
operatta by the children and fan drill
will, no doubt, be interesting features.
A laughable comedy will be presented
by the larger scholars which will cause
much amusement. The title of it is
"The lrisb‘Liuou Paddler." 'l'necsst is
firstoclars, which is an important part in
amateur theatrical. Tickets should be

 

Motrin: tomsdsslrb

llawaril Will-«ix is

outlined
llt‘llr-t.‘ with a lull cold.

[1
William l. Hunt. at this my
spend Sunday in New llii‘vu.

William l.‘. Jestw is building the found.
311“!) for a new house at Ruwayton.

The chitin»
rehearsed in thi- l l,~i-i.i Home 1 wt night.

The sisters proactively engaged put.

ting the mot on the new Congregational
church.

Mule Alida l’t‘lklllf‘. of this city. is via-

iting with Mr. tin-l Mrs. George J. Perv,

lime in lliirtfuril.

The old ham till the W. li'lymmul priig
pmy has been torn down arr-ll will beg
replaced by a new one. 3

Jamie ll. Williuriis had hit li ill-l bi-lly
smashed this morning, Willltl moving a‘
stove from one in no (1 another in his’
house, ‘ ii

”Warrantcd all pure linen c lll'lr§,7 '.
:l for :2 lc. at (Iiimulock firm. i

-—-t.'all today and get on) of .b'aalilllelil'iiK
lli'iillllflll musical Albums of vocal or'
instrumental music. Sold by B.'lll‘illt‘l, :
the liewsdcali-r, Sorwallr.

__ . _ ,
ll-le. lll‘lillllllv‘, the aceonnumlatirig3
young man in the South Xzirii'alk freight
ullicc of the “Ull‘fllllllll' road, li-i confined-
to the home With u had cold. {
Hint of the six new ("iinaolidatml en '
glues are being used for freight engines. 2
They are unable to run at very great
Epi‘l‘d Without getting but. l

The W. t'. T. L7. and the l'iiiori Gospel;
Temperance Reform Association will hold:
"lettings at their re sp active rooms in
this chy l’lrnltll’l’OW ali- union. i

The White t‘ipw‘ truth?» on the sign‘
post in liiii':t_vt«.i:i ciim-il cilriiliilirable:
talk then. lt is not known who lacked;
up the warning agiiu:t the oyster pip:
Ellis.

lCcllt‘flltll'd from Bridgeport till i \Vtttt-I’r
bury, in company with Sfll‘lll ll lore, vi-I
sited L'uipawauz 1mm yesterday, and ,
four. l I . -.;‘it inches ll!iCk.-—Ujllll|1f:i
){H'A a,

Th» rurmlnrs of Court (‘ity uf ll Milt“;
No. 732*") .\.l l. 1". are riqliestril tn riiret at
tlu ir r'm'm Sunday at 1‘! o'clock. t.) at-
t. nil ilii- [uni ml of their lite brother
.l mi ii". J‘le. l

~ll an» «is, white golld, all-l linv-iie.‘
in gmit varietzrs. at unheard of bargains
for the cur‘nmg Wef‘li, :it M. S. Sinitlr’.—,;
S-l. Xhll-‘il'i‘. " i

R41“; SLnr ll \ mus. of T.of 1: Maya
tun, iii L l :t limitrt a utiallle lit—C l-vening.;
The yous; men purchased lunches pre-g
pflrt‘d by the young ladies and hart a:
pleasant social time. '

Lin-yer llurlhutt says that the g nthL ‘V
men he 1:; representing Ill the pt'llliiln,’
for a street railway do not have to take,
a vote to determine if they will hulld a
mail if they get a charter. ,

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vllavr‘ you Sx't'll Uilnlil’lck Bros. win-
dow? It hat in it ‘30 dozen full. regular?
made l hope at 17c. per pair, the usual :
price of which is 25?. ' I

In the superior court yesterday Francis
lchv-r 7.2» was divorced from Thomas
Mchrze Ull thucruurid isf intolerable
cruelty. ll all are from this town; tlity
wire "llll'fll'll Sup. let. 1383.

Who our»: the liqisl mire? Th» “our
says llirrlhuit can't get a charter. ll -:5.
offr-red by tile Tramway pmple that th- y j
will get one, bu: ivh'it will he the trim“
of the committee on the 1‘31h.

The new gymnasium class which has
been orgaiiiz'd for boys at. the Y. M. (1.1,
A. ball met for lunllll‘tllln fill the: first;
time this riiiiriiiap, mil did Sunk? very}
good wurk, considering the fact that zilll

are xmviccx. l

—l2i3 per [alarm], Fresh Pork and Saus-
age, F. Hayes” market. .

. One morning this week Robert Gerry
went to sleep in Michel & Froeb’s barber
shop. While asleep someone blacked
his face over with charcoal. \Vhen
Robert awoke he Was astonished to find
everybody laughing at him. Going to
the mlll’uf lb: tlerGVi‘lk'il the cause. He
says he will keep awake now if he Intel
by dick pins into himself.

'v'. I’. flanks, who for the past ten
years. has been engaged in publishing
and canvassing on directories for the
will know!) firm of Price, Lee & 00., of
New Haven, is in town calling among
our businessmen to ascertain whether
they will support one of their first-class
directories. If sufficient encouragement,

 

is given h.» pr noises us a directory that;
will compare with those of other cities. 3
chmrips given u< heretofore have been 1
quite utis<itisfacl»iry, . and the canvass
slighted. A reliable book comprising the
whole town is a necessity, and should

have the hearty support of v-ur business

and professional men.
M3Edl§tmrch 523k.
The service to-morrow will be of uu-.
usual interest. Some sixty converts
will be taken on probation; a number
bflDllZfil; several received into full mem-
bership,and a number of letters read.
Services at 10.30 s. m. and 7.00 p m.
The evangelistic meetings will be con.
tinned during next week, excepting
Monday and Saturday evenings. Service
.of song tomorrow "suing for twenty

i the'
will

it“ ~ ‘ t) ii'i'lzv- l‘ilic t"."‘

[fl-rld‘ii leather belting works.

of Int‘flllltffi and probationers.

:igiiing to try to win.

' lull is twenty—fife cents.

 

 

 

minutes at the beginning.
Jew stylus of lists at Gamecock
M , {i

lllllll Fill ll Bilall.

Over stillllllbill llll‘ll-
peril Dlilrllll.

A great fire raged in Buffalo, N. Y.,
today from 2.30 to 7 a.ui.,deatroylng
over $2,000,000 worth of property. A
strong wind prevailed, and it required
great efforts to prevent the destruction
of the city.

The buildings destroyed include llaf-
National
Express Cmupany‘ii stables, llamas a;
vactl'ii hlthc work, one of the finest
building in the city. ltiot & Keab
mg'a sole leather house, Sibley
ik' lllihiiiwnod‘ii c tildy factory,
Swift ik Slanliack‘a stove worker, Eugen
& Kerr's wholesale liquor house, Ailing
llimao, Danhury hat factory, ‘i. W. Rey-
iiull‘ii shoe factory, 1. Lewis a Ooh
wholesale grocery.

—ulfhl)A\' sizitvicrza. ..
ct'n' Cltt‘ltt'nrs.

Congregational—4t W. J. A. Biddle,
pastor, will preach at 10:30 a.iri., Sunday
school at 12, Young Peoples” meeting at
6:10, subject, "Thiitfhmtain'ii Richer."—
l‘lph. 1:15 ‘33, and 5:18. Preaching at 7
run.

llaplisl.-—~.‘lervice at 10:30 a. m. Sub-
ijt of discourse, A Mia-loge. Followed
by the l. irll's Supper. Evening service,
7 o'clock. The third discourse in the
Pilgrim's l’rngrrsziii:rii'-s,subject, "Lion's
in the Way: or, A Night at the Palace
Beautiful." Public cordially invited.

Malawian—In llli’ morning, thesacra~
meme iif baptism and the lnrd's Supper
Will he a-lmiiiii-t red. and the reception
In the
evening. the p 'Fl .r will deliver a short

Hill-1‘ nurse, l“) he follow it by evangelistic
fit‘f‘ifl“.

Trinity Church —-l“-.)UY"I Sunday after
Epiphany. Silillll’l blurry and Holy

l‘imimuniun, with sermon at 10.30 a.'m.:
Hiiziilay ecilunl at 12.13: cvcnsong and

vacuum at 7 p. in. filing the first Sun-

day In the "ninth there will be no early
celebration. Strangers heartily welcome
at all the services.

Spr ingivuod l'nion Cllflpr'l.-Silllj act

Sunday evening: ”Lard. What will Thou
. have me to do.”——.\cla 9 ll.
evening:

56. , .

\Vedneodny
“Wursliiping Jt-ws."—Mark

East somvaut flitttcnfis.

Hist Xurwalk Mi-thmlist.-Rev. “"m.
lime will preach as usual at the morning
and evening services.

Advent Christian Churcli.-—l’reaching

, at 105:0 a. in..; Slllljrcf, "Daniel's Propho
trey-4s it a myth?"

Sunday school at

2 m.: praise service at 6-30 p.m.; preach-

in: at 7 p. m.; subject, "The Unpardon-

able Sin." Come and hear for yourselves.

l’ulu at the “Armory-#1:;SlglsLL—Sorwalk
vs. Mortar-n.

The Xiirwalks and the Meridens will
play polont the Armory this evening.
This will he a game of polo worth seeing,
as both teams are good players and an-
The Xorwalks
have only been defeated twtce this
season and one of those games was with
pmfi-ssional players and the other was
a stupid referee. Tonight they expect
to go in and do their best. The admin?
The game is
called a! 9 o'clock and the gallery is re-
9. not fur ladies and their escorts.

“The Runaway \Tlfa."

Monday evening McKee Rankin, by
rti'piest, will appear at Music Hall with
his strong company in ”The Runaway
Wife," which proved so satisfactory to
the audience at the Opera House last
week. Everybody endorses the play and
actors. Seats at Hoyt’s and Gregory's.

TBlankets and conifortables, at your
owl prices. M. 8. Smith's, So. Norwalk.

"v.3; fight.

The dog fight which was announced in
a previous issue of THE 81311311., took
place last evening at 10:30 o’clock on the
“'ilsnn Point road. The dogs, Brindle
and Pat, weighed respectfully 21 line 23
pounds. The fight only lasted for one
battle, Pat winning, and his owner re-
ceiving the purse, 8100. It is reported
that another battle will take place be-
tween these two dogs near Westport, in
about one month. A large sum of money
changed hands on the fight.

 

Donna.
Manger Hoyt has secured for Music
Hall next Saturday evening, Mrs. Alice

. J. Shaw, tho whistling prima do nus, and

queen of all artists as a whistler, fresh
from her trumphs in England, where she
whistled before the nnhihy. and every
where 24):: the admiratiuns of the press
and p die by her bewitcliing art and
fascinating: gifts. She will appear with
the following strong company of sup-
porting artists. Miss Oillie Torbt-tt, vio-
linist; Miss Edith Pond, singing reader:
Mrs. Jennie R. Campbel, accompanist;
for Mrs. Shaw; Mr. F. V Downey, pian-
ist and accompanist, and Harrison Mil-
lard, tenor and compmer. Ilrs. Shaw
whistles entirely from her solos and is s
revel ion to the musical public. 'Hsr
math and the quality of bar whistle
are perfact, and she can fill the largest
balls with her ecstatic thrills, or sink in-
to the softest whispered notes. Her sr-
tistic whistling is simply than“

~Pmflomrrmiisrsd Lard, l!
QMIM’EM’S.

 
 

FEELING A altruism trash.
Its l‘orrusr Owusr duffel-oil till it was
“Irritant-tied.

Speaking of Emory 1’. Lewis of llaili‘
son, who died recently of heart disease,
the New Haven Palladium says: "in
March, 1885. he, with others, were liriug
seasons on the public sipiiiro in honor
of the mound inauguration of Abraham
Lluculn, when, by a premature illecllargo
0f the «noon, his hand and fiiru arm
were so seriously injured that amputa-
tion It the elbow was ntceasary. While
he had done a great deal of hard work
since, he never entirely reverend from
the shock to bill system. After the rim-
putatiort his father put the diatriembered
portion rashes and buried it. but for
some days thereafter the young man
complained bitterly and said that the
fingers of the hand were clasped so tight
that he sufferini great pain. After a few
days the father, with the knowledge of
the son, dug up the. arm and found the
lingers as the son had described them,
and he at once straightened them. The
son was In the house with his mother at
the time and immediately said, "l‘here,
my hand feels better,‘ and he complained
no more about it."

~lIesdquarters for (lents‘ neck wear,
gloves, hosiery, &c., die. M. S. Smith's,
So. Norlalk.

Arrested for .truim.‘

Thomas Conley and Charles Webb
were arrested in Darien last night by
detectives on suspicion of being the per-
sons who have been setting fire to the
numerous buildings which have been
burned there of late.

Medals For Connecticut Heroes

The bill which has passed the United
States senate granting medals to the sur-
vivors of the Port lludsun storming
column of 1863, is of interest to more
old soldiers of tilnnrcticut than of any
other state, since three regiments from
this state—the Twi-lftli, Thirteenth and
Twenty-fifth—furni.eheil more min for
the column than any other six btfllt‘rl.
One regiment, the Thirteenth, whose
colonel, llirge, volunteered to lead the
column, furnished one-quarter of the
entire battalion.

"or "its l'iwil ’Zi.'l_i:-e:- ‘I‘\rllll‘il‘-«‘ Years
and in still Jill-'-

Anilrcw Tait, I f Trumbull, i; as line a
specimen of healthy old age as can he
found in the country. 11-! was ‘3.) years
old lit-it Sun-lay. 'lherc N no reason why
he should not keep on having birthday
anniversaries for many more years to
come, if hii present health and strength
continue. This halo and hearty old geri-
tleman iiastuhborti argument for the
anti-tobicconists to get over. He has
smoked constantly ever since hi: went as
a buy to learn his trade as a paper mak-
er. probably seventy-five years ago in
Scotland.

 

 

 

Connecticut National Guard.

Adjutant! leueml Camp submitted his.
annual report to the Legislature. Wednes-
day. There has been no essential change
in the National Guard during the year.
The November, 135‘}, muster showed l7?
officers “(12,171 enlisted men: total '2,-
551, a gain of 3‘3 during the year. Tne
only change in the organization has been
the disbnuding of the Third Machine
Gun platoon, at New Damion, and the
acceptance of a new organization in its
place. The present condition of the ua-‘
tiotial Guard is highly commended, and
its cost is nearly covered by lllt.‘ comma-l
tation tax. The gu1rd as a whole is
equal to that of any other state. The
a. ne of three of the regiments need re-
p tiring, but no change is recommended
until the state is ready to adopt the. new
model, email calibre arm, which is likely
to be the effective arm in the future.
The expenditures of the guard for the
fiscal year were $105,426.

Gen. Camp recommends that the four
companies of the Governor's Foot and
Home Guard in Hartford and New Hav-
en be diminished to two. 11:- save Meri-
den and Bridgeport are now as much en-
titled to companies of Governor‘s Guard
as the city of New Haven, and the ques-
tion of the disbaudment of the two com-
panies in New Haven is entitled to seri-
(us consideration. The First Regiment
leads the brigade in respect to attendance
during the year, its percentage being 9'3.-

.97, That of the Fourth Regiment was

80. 53.

—Spectacles and eye glass; at half
price, 15, ‘25, 50 and ’25 cents; pebbles $1.
A. S. Ferris, 34 Washington street.

Col. Parrot t's Funeral.

The funeral of the late Col. Frank 8.
Permit will take place to day at 2:30
o'clock from the reside" cc of his parent:
on Golden Hill. Governor Bulkeley and
his staff will attend, also President Cor-
bin of the Young Men's Republic-tumult
of the state'finl other dignitaries. Never
in this city has there been such a wealth
of floral ofl'eriugas will be seen at the-
funetal to-day. It is probable that. uycr
100 pieces, the cfl’ericgs of friends and
societies, will be tertderrd, from the
simple emblem to the artist elaborate
floral piece. Adjutant General Barbour
of Hartford. has issued this order: “The
commander-in-chief announces with deep
sorrow the death of 091. Frank 8. Par.
rott, aide-docsmp, which occurred at
his bome’lu Bridgeport on the 30th inst.
The members of the governor's s all will
attend the funeral on Saturday, Feb-
ruary 2, proximo. In deference to the
wishes of the family of the deceased,
they will appear in citizana' dress. As a
mark of respectcrspo will bsworu on
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STRIKE!“ AT lllllMthlllAlI.

They Beat it [Iain and Ara Arrestsd.

The poliiiliors of the llawklnr bit shop
at llirmingham are out on strike against
a reduction of ‘30 per cent. 0a Wednes—
day evening some of the strikers waylaid
and heat William Brothers, a boss in the
fitting department. He was one of the
lumen that taught a number of Swedes
how to do certain portiimii of the work
last summer, and at reduced rates from
what was paid to others. The strikers
learned last evening that he was about to
do the same thing in the polishing do»
partmi-nt. On Thursday warrants were.
sworn out against several of the rioters.

A WEDDING THROWN IN.

The Parties Moat Concerned Dld Not
Ituow It 'l‘lll Later.

The Waterbury American says: “On
Friday, January 25, Antonio Spadolu
and Rose Vernaiita called at the toil"!
clerk's ofllce for a marriage license.
They could not speak anything but
Italian and Town (Tlerk White, supposo
ing that they wanted to be married,
threw the ceremony in with the certifi-
cate. When a few days afterwards they
went to the Rev. J. H. Mulcahey, they
were much surprised to learn that they
Wt‘l’P already married. Yesterday the
ceremony was performed at the church
of the Immaculate. Conception. and the
couple went their way rcjoiclulr.‘

A Father's Milli-oval~ “lflkwwbll’sb‘lug Son.
The printed police “notices,” descrip-
tive of criminals or missing persons who
are “vaunted," which are. scattered among
the stations throughout the country, are
not often distinguished for sentiment,
but the police of Norwich received one
of home manufacture on Thursday that
outlined a pathetic picture. It had been
sent by the Rev. Leonard llodd, of Rich-
foril, \'i., who is searching for his miss-
ing son, who in 15 years old, who left
hiiriioou January 5 and “has not been
heard of since." The boy was thus:

lie is tall and slim, blue eyes, light
brown hair. When he left home he had
no overcoat. Was dressed in a short
brown coat. rather small for him and
short in the sleeves; trousers brown-
rtripcd and well worn; hluo flannel shirt,
and on his head a blue toque. It may be
noticed when he laughs that he has lost
some teeth on one side. Whoever will
give ii‘ formation that will lead to his
restoration to his grief-stricken parents
will receive $50.

The closing paragraph:

I! this should meet the eye of our dar-
ling boy,let him know that there is noth-
ing worse at home for him than a moth-
er‘s kiss and a father's blessing, and that
if he does not come soon or let us hear
from him his mother will die of grief
and anxiety on his account.

LEONARD Donn.

—L’l(‘k at our immense stock of Ham-
lilll’gh edging, all widths, only 125C per
y ir-J. M. S. Smith, So. Norwalk.

 

Better l'rclghtlng Facilities.

The Consolidated road, through Super-
intendent Davidson announces these new
freightiug arrangements: “We have
perfected an arrangement for a fast
freight service betweety pier 50, New
York, and every point; on all our divi-
sions. We shall put on a special fast
freight train, so that freight shipped at
pier 50 before 6 o‘clock p.m., will be de-
livered at the terminus of every one of
our divisions by 6 or 7 o'clock the follow-
ing morning.”

—Gente‘ Standard Collars and Cuffs,
warranted all linen, no cotton, equal to
any Collar sold for 20 or 25c. Our price
now and forever, collars 11¢ each, Cuffs
13: per pair. M. S. Smith's, So. Norwalk.

‘ 'a'ciirdf' "

Mr. Joseph Leipnik, Ass’t Supt—Dear
Sin-Accept my thanks for the very
prompt payment of my claim, in full, on
the life of my husband, Michael Duffy.
I would recommend the “Metropolitan"
as the most reliable life insurance com-
pany, to my friends and neighbors.

Thanking you for your kind attention
in my hour of need, I remain,

Respectfully, MRS. E. DUFFY.

 

A Card.

I hereby extend my sincere thanks to
the many friends for the sympathy ex-
pressed and the kindness shown during
the illness and after the death of my
husband, Michael Duffy.

Mas. M. Dom.

 

 

Wanted.
. SMALL house or a few rooms for man and
I wile, within ten minutes of the depot.
jfll 3t Apply A. K, this adieu.

 

RQSIBIII'BI“.

CLARE asp OYSTERS served in every style

and sold by the quart or bushel. Clam rhuw—

der a special y. THOMAS HEN KY CARR it 00.,
5.311111 Steamboat Dock, 8,0. Norwalk.

 

For Sale.

'l‘lls Whitney Art Store, at South Norwalk.

Thisisouc of the best and most complete
rma‘lartstore plants in the state, doing a good
business. Light rent. good location and good work
moms. No commiiliou. Doing a paying business
if run stllght expense. Will be sold on favorable
terms, owner has too much other laminate to give it
time and attention Ilr. W. P. Whitney, manager,
will give one month‘s work and instruction free to
purchaser. Apply at the store.

123 H. C. WHITNEY.

To Best.

,r noon on Henry St. South Nor-walk“, rent
0 kl-Zmpermonth. Possession FebJst.‘ Apply
tow. YOUNGSJlliockwood l‘f‘g 00. 321'”!

Room To list. ,
11 Woodward Are" rent on per mouth; water
tantrum ll rent in Bar mouth;
waurla. Inqutivof A. 00 WARD.

Poflfllu

Parmesan m "a m

.WOEW

 

 

 

 

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l’tuno Len. lions.

ly‘DlTII "VNT wishes to give knob! on Inn
A pliiiin 'Ilimeimalrlngto receive instruction
*eaae npplylo mail. Main 51., or address l‘. t).
u! hill. j] m

Removal.
‘1": New York Ten (to. has rented the building
now occupied by J '1‘. l’iotvllt, I? lain street
slit-re they will open about the first of April with
annual-uni flue stock of groceries. 29 3th

Oysters.

H081! desiring oysters melted herb daily can
procuri- than 0! fl. .1. t‘U'l‘ld 1.1.,
wt lf Flint of Raymond Bf.
Water t'luuetu and (teaspoon

cleaned.

Till: undersigned has tlm class facilities for

cli-auliw water Illmll and cenpwln, and help
Ipltlitleu to do the Work in the host manner. Prices
1 w lowest. Address but toll So. Norwalk. ltd 1m

 

Intact-port and Nor-walk lllcrs-
oligcr.
lull)! ll slll'l‘ll wlll attend to all onlerr left at
r John llfllmlllt‘f'l Barber tiholeouih Norwallt,
Lockwood A3 Andrews Market. Nonvsllt. and F. ll.
lliiu son's, rill; Broad St, llrldgeport, and will make
daily trips. lid 3m

 

Messenger.
lglth'fiil'l‘l‘, themall carrier. will all for, and
delllcrparculs at Normlk or tiomh Norwalk
fiirien fl‘llllt‘Mh. weight limited in tin pounds.
slim- at News“: and South Nurualk f‘oawfflws.
l‘tomptui-sd and (“watch guaranteed.
(m m A . BENNETT.

natty New York Messenger.
1)A|t(‘1tLrl called for and llt‘llfi‘l‘l‘ll In all parts of
the city or vicinity. Prompt attention paid to
all orders left at. Plait-nah. Sorwallt. or Iloyt's drug
store, b‘outh Norwalk. 1’. W. ANDREWS. )1! 3m

llavllund’s Fruit Store.

“INF: Florida Oranges. Fine Layer Pies. l’mlan
Dans. All knits or new Nuts, Malags
Grapes, lament. confectionery, etc... at
L'. A. llit\'ll.AND'a, ‘15 Main at. Norwalk.

(root-go B. Undcrhlll

Is nowin town sclllng Household 8 lattice to
cash or by installments at prices ivond com
ictltiou. Parties desiring bargains can call at No '
6 Raymond at, City. marlo if

Mrs. L. A. Davidson.
Christian Sole-nos or Mental Healing.
1)lll(3l-25 fur Ti-Jrhlng or Healing low. Carnality

lion in c. City Hotel, Thursdays of each week.
All d‘ am- lrtatul mentally, (llr’lltllll‘lng with drugs,
iy the exercise of our lllglin-i Mental 1’0ch
lcf is gin-ii. liirt-mperantc, ()plum and
‘ habit trcalud luccl’l‘filllliy. dill m

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

. Glt A'l‘ REMEDIES combined in Hair”: Syrup
0 of Tar, Wild Cherry and Him-hound. the heat
Cough Syrup and Lung Balsam in the world,25 cents
shuttle. It Is invaluable for Croirp in children;
Sold by all drugglrte. The genuin‘ only has (so
simile of the signature of Jan. 8. lialr in red lnkon
eve? package. llair‘s Pharmacy, manufacturers,
Bri {rt-port, Conn. act to me

 

DIstrIct of Norwullt so. Probate
Court, January 24th. A. i). 1889.

Estate of Either )1. Lewis, late of Nurwalk, in
total district ileci-a‘ed.

The Court of Probate for the Dietriet nl Norwslk.
hath [initial and allowed six months from the date
hereof for the creditors of Mild t'l-Ci‘llt' to exhibit
lllcll’ claims for settlement. Those who neglect to
prim-tit their accounts. imperly attested, within
Mild true. will be dollar?“ a recovery. All persons
indebted to 2-an estate are It'llilt‘tilirtl to make 1m-
mcil‘iaie piymcut to llelii' TILLY.

Tl Bill. I

, NlCElton-‘i’ on Union avenue; thirteen rooms;
I with ham.

l'ppt’l‘ part of brick house on Leonard :trcct.
l'pper part of house on Main street.
Enquire of CHAS. T. LEONARD.

 

 

Fill Sill} 011‘ Hill Tll'llll.

I)BOPERTY of Bridgeport Savings Bank.—Dc-
. simple [louse wdiot,50by 12., on Osborne
Ave..£ut SorwaLk, Conn.
Apply to
J ACUB .‘it. LAYTON.
iii-1 in] South Norwalk, Ct.

A. S. I’ERRIS,

JEWELER.

Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.
Fine Watch Repairing 'a Specialty.
34 Washington St., - South Norwalk.

GIVEN AWAY!

Dress Linings Fitted Free
Until FEB. l. b MISS MJl. BELL. who is intro
tintingthe‘fR OD MAGIC SCALE"*hl,ch
has proven to pro 'uiiir throughout the state. Ladies
are invxtcrl to col afternoons and evenings at
3%: hr 48 North Msln St" South Norwalk.

A THOROUGII

llflllllERCIlL EDUCATION,

both theoretical and practical. Also

Short-Hand

—-ASD-—
TX'PE-VVRI T I NG
——A'l 7113—-

Evening Commercial School,
‘ Gillette Building, Nor-wink. Conn.
A GERMAN CLASS

will won he started. Call onor addrees
FRANK ll. RUSCOI.
P. s—Aieo But-ices: Department, Bridgeport
College j‘29 Li

W. H. MEEKER 86 CO

SOLE AGENTS

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FOR THE

'lllllfl mills .llllfllil.

Plumbing 9
Steam. and
Gas Fitting.
Tin and Sheet Iron Work.
STOVES, RANGES.
AND T l NWAR E .
lath-tum for
Steam and ,Hot air Heating.
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WW ‘
ruin! Pfll,_
At The Armory;
Bat. Ev’ng. Fob. M.

Nllllllll l8. lllllll. .

(lame Called at I (I’M
Gallery reserved for ladies and mum ,

Admission. ”0-

fl 2t
MUSIC HALL.
i. it. no". but. i
Mon. Ev’ug, Feb. 4.
tit mom.
Special mgigemi ot the NW sis-um
Actor. Ir. \
Mom RANKIN. .
Supported by a duo company of actors. “I“
Miss Mabel Bert,
1n Rankin and Muller's Latest m

The Runaway Will.

Recently enacted in Niblo‘s Garden. wkwo it VI
conceded who one of tho straw
dramas ever produced in cw Yolk

Every Lady Should See This
Production. ‘

3'. 31. C. A. COURCE-

Old“ Folks Concetta»

._.‘1_
Norwalk Opera. House."
WED. FEB, 6th.

 

 

TICKETS. ~ - 85 I“ 5. 0..
Diagra‘ m at ulnlard's, Norwalhlld WI.
80. Norwalk. pens at 0 s. in. loudly. an

 

MUSIC HALIJ,
1. ii. uovr. W.

Sat. El"llg, Feb. 9th, 1889.

HAJOR J. B. PONDhas the bosortuassoasss

the first appearance, since ll! W mist “L
America‘s Phenomenon, . ‘

MmAlice J. Show

The Whistling Prtms Dons;

And Queen of all Artists as a My

whosevlsittolmdonthepsstseam wll I cut-

iimnl sequence of success '

SHE WHISTLE!) mill m FOB m

PR1 NOB AND PRINCISB Ol' WALD.

IRS. SHAW will be supported the folhwlsg
excellent company of Agata:

Miss 01.le TORBETT. Violinin.

KISS EDITH POND, Bligh: m

MlSS JENNIE R. CAMP}! Am
for m. iii'lil. m“

MB. 5. V. DOW'EIT, '1“
MR. GUSTAVK THALBBRG, The 3mm.

Prices, 35, so, sad Weir.

‘ ORRKLL & L‘HOMIDHIU would

fame :diiieggoi'doclim with lit-cs
ruins fcr sale. Afi are doing
best Life and Fire Insurance companies.
insuring a specialty. ‘

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

JUST uncarvu‘u; ‘

New Pickles.
Assorted Chow Chofi” .

Gel-kins and Mixed 5"
Pints and )5 pint Bottles. . ’

Swell Pullout Pllllllll<..' ,
Also SHOW of Gold“ ”Mia?
olives, Tomato Cutouts
and Jellies, in Glass. ..
unann- Dairy, Edam, snarl-a-
applo Choose. ~.

admonition arm. , ‘
sou'm ivonwaut, no!!!

lllBBLEl catsuit:

 

, OFFER '
0f unimpeachable qualityssfollws:
Mountain Sour Corn 120, six caustic
lst Quality Tomatoes 11c, “ Ills
Lima Beans no, “ - 780‘
Early Juno Peas 15c, “ 80c.
Saccotsslr 18c, 0‘ . . .: '

Golden Pam his 124:, “
The Best Lo for ever
put up lei “ - fl .1
Salmon 18c w“, _» fl .
s 5" " ‘

' Fresh flannel 6

Something New to can“
Goods. They are also . . .

and not to no thought alas l
III!’ to any ”err-III! Il’nmvm,
Price, I6c ii Can; 3 Cass“ 499‘

 

Cans 750. f. >
Fine California Cassatt Apricots - III
“ " (trees that Plus .s
s‘ “ w. De , .
“ “ kite Chortle- 7
6‘ 0‘ , Bartlett Past-I, run.
Yellow Peaches moms or C sass,
for 1.00.
Baked Ito. It: sass 84s

Best Brand and.” C fill.

All Good; All 0
We hope to use you later

 

 

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