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SOUTH NORWALK. CONN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUA

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BY 6, 1889.

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It u'siin rains-ice of William 1 . smith.

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M It. lg‘sul's msidsnu, 0. id Concord street, and

its. lh-l’lsiusirwt corner of Ann street; key I!
Wclgsmmloou and :3 gm”: avenue- key
comer .,
h lb. a‘tug. Disksrnian‘s restriction.
manual.“ Tl
st 12 ‘ctock noon for Standard inc.
“magi:- of tile boil (thus H) signincs tire is

n’l‘bm strokes of toe bell ghus l-rl—l) signifies the
cilywstsristohcturusdo .
msrscmoxs to an Iowans.
itlvs information of a fire in your imme-
borhood unlock the box door; all the
book all way down once only. and let i e hook
: shut n the box and do not open or touch the
$03 “Jamil the next m in your neighborhood.
Do not attempt to remove the key from the door.
The Chief Kagineer will Snipigl‘smngggdéo its
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aim-ls; he at
winnin‘s sc

8. \T. llcralil Weather forecasts.

The storm centre yesterday morning
near Lake Eric is now off the Ct'lllffil
New England coast. 1'. wall probably
move slightly north of east, with wester-
ly gales off the coasts from the Delaware
Capes to Enstport, Mex, followed by n
“cold wave" of considerable intensity,
which will probably lower the tempera
turn on the upper and lower Hudson
Valley to tninimn of zero and 10 degrees
(above zero) respectively to-morrow.
Temperature fell decidedly in the United
States yesterday, except on the Atlantic
coasts: the chief minima below zero were
42 degrees at St. Vincent, Minn; 36 at
Moorhead, Minn.. and 16 at Huron, D.
T. The chief maximum, 58, at Savan-
nah. In this section to~dsy decidedly
colder, partly cloudy to fair weather Wlli
probably prevail, preceded by rain and
cloudiness, and possibly snow, with brisk
southwesterly to northwesterly
winds, of gale force of! the-
ooasts. On Thursday in this section and
in New England colder, fair to clear
weather will prevail, with brisk to fresh
northwesterly to westerly winds, follow-
ed by slightly warmer weather in this
section, and on Friday, warmer, fair
weather and light variable winds, mostly
westerly near the coasts. European

steamers now leaving New York will
. have strong breezes, mostly westerly, to

the Newfoundland Banks. South bound
steamers now leaving will have north-
westerly gates and winds to flattens,
veering to northeastsrly and easterly
south of that point.

Amount of Oysters Exported to Europe
for Week Ending Feb 2d, 1889.

 

 

manta. roar. unions.
bill: Liverpool 1,260
gap-tin “ 1.25?
State of Indiana Glasgow 37
Bhactla Bani mg to
2.4m

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Apples Exported for tho Week Ending
Feb. 2, 1889.

roar. “nuns.
nverpool 13.661
gondon flag;
Other ports '31)

.———.._...__ .- .__.. .A_.._ w.”
hunt-taro Almanac for 'l‘o-Morrow.
High tide . Low tide I Sun rises I Sun sets

5. 3 10.57 6.46 5.17

THE LOCAL NEWS.

Phoenix Engine Company held their
regular meeting last night.

 

There will be revival services a‘ the
Baptist church this evening.

The barge “Anna” is' discharging a
cargo of coal at. Ferris’ dock.

Old Well Indge, F. & A. M., conferred
the third degree last evening.

-—Photographrc Chemicals at Plaisted’s.

J. V. Cockrauft, an old resident of
Saugatuck, died suddenly yesterday.

. Thus. Scott, freight handler at Wilson
Point, fell overboard yesterday morning.

Miss Minnie H. Wilson, of Hartford, is
visiting with Mr. and Mrs. George Cum-
mings,

William Blascer,” Edward and Charles
Hoyt started on ahother fishing trip or
country today.

—Resd Kreiger’s advertisemen', a
great clearing out sale .at Kretg‘ is.

Frank Woodward and Geor. s 0. Lock-
wood start this evening to \ .sit the Ice
Carnival in Montreal.

Temple Lodge, F. s; air, will visit
St. John's Lodge tomorrow evening.
The third degree will be worked.

The new dock It Wilson Point is being
shaded in. When done it will be one
of the largest freight houses in tha coun-
Ms .

A, daughter was born to Mr. iiiid Mrs.
Michal Dairy on Cedar strsst,this morn-
ing. Mr. Didfy feels highly elated over
tbs arrival.

Robert Lyon, who stabbed Thomas
Piss-on Sunday morning, was srrestsd
ymtsrday and fined $5.00 and costs by
JudgaKaspp.

Moles Rankin and his company gave
sactksr of their excellent psrformsiisss
at lusts Balllsstsvsalng. 'nis audi-
suco was srnsll. .

listin-

 

-uopsrpcnstl.l'rsslil’urksngl
up, lungs-t lavish-«,rwu .

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W. l.. lilssccr is spending tit-day in
Newt‘snaitn.

A ricw invoicc of llltllltml have Sfflvt’d
on Plymouth avenue.

Miss Alice Beatles is very ill at her rosi-
tii-iici- uri Elmwood avenue.

Tm- llill Whistm club” will meet this
evening at the residence of John H. For
ris.

ml’uro Home-rendered hard, it! costs
a pound, at l“. llsycs‘.

Dennis Monahaii and Michael Kelly
have gone to New Haven to engage in
business.

Volunteer liose Co. of East Norwaik,
are to open their new house with an en-
tertainment in March.

B. A. Woodde has leased the City
Hotel to James Hall, who will immediat-
i-Iy iiiakt. cxtensive improvements on llll‘
premises.

The W. G. T. R. Aid s'lclr'l)‘ will llfllll
their regular weekly meeting Thursday
evening, Feb. 7th, in the Reform li‘mlll,
No. 2i? Main St., at 7 ill) p.iii.

—-Shirts made to order at Cum-luck
Bros.

Alb-r the theatre, Monday night, a
young lady whose name could not lo-arn
fell over the fire hydrant opposite Lau-
dcrs block and cut lii~r face very badly.

W. S. Bates, lithographer. has accept-
ed a position as advance agent for W. ll.
Bryant's “Keep it Dark" company. Ili-
will travel with P. T. Barnum this sum
mar.

One of the Housntouic R. ll. Co's iii-w
engines passed through South Norwnlk
yesterday en-routc for Bridgeport, where
it Will be immediately "set up" and used
on the l’ittsfield through express.

In consequence of tin.I continued illness
of Senator Graham the hearing on the

company for authority to increase its
capital stock was yesterday continued
for one week.

—Smail Fresh Hams-for roasting, 125
cents a pound at F. Hayes’.

The Brooklield branch of the Hausa-
tonic System was annexed to the I). d: N.
Division last Monday. All passenger
trains now run into the D. d: N. Division
depot and1 freight trains into the White
st. depot.

 

One of the remarkable features of the
present strange weather was the appear-
ance of a beautiful rainbow yesterday
afternoon. It was plainly seen by pas
sengers on the train coming up from
New York.

THE 8155'!!sz sanctum sanctorum was
invaded by mosquitoes yesterday after-
noon after the smoke of tile day's work
had cleared away. We shall look for a
stock of spring poetry in a few days as a
further indication of spring.

—A good all wool pants for $2.50, at
Comstock Bros.

There was a large crowd of spectators
at the armory last evening to witness the
battalion drill of Company F and D.
The battalion was in command of Major
Crowe and executed some very diflicult
movements. The boys seem to take
more pride in drilling when they have a
great many spectators. '

House this evening will probably draw a
larger crowd than any entertainment
that has been held in the Opera House
this season. It has been the talk of the
town lately and if half the people go who
say they are going the house will not
hold them.

—New line of mouldings just received
at Whitney’s Art Store.

A musical and tea was held by the
Junior Branch of the Women’s Auxiliary
of Trinity church, last evening at their
room on Havilarid street. In addition
to an excellent supper served by the la-
dies several selections were given by a
male chorus and Mr. Fnsby recited an
interesting sketch.

 

A lady residing in the borough inform—
ed a. SEYIIXEL reporter that she bought
a turkey at a grocery store in the bor-
ough Saturday night for which she paid
32.40 and when she got home the turkey
was putrid and she took it back, but be
refused to receive it back, or make any
reduction in the price, or refund the
money.

-‘-Tbs finest line of 25c. four in band
sca’rfs evt-r shown at Comstock Bros.

Red ticket dry goods men of Bridgeport
will continue their sale at the corner of
Main and Cannon streets for three weeks
more, and will give free return tickets
on ten dollar sales. The Bridgeport
Standard thus speaks of the firm: In no
previous attempt have the firm made a
movement more marked towards com-
pistons. of array than this. There are
no less than twenty varieties of dress
silks absolutely new to this market, and
aspcislly selected for this season’s work.
The colors, and shades of color, are novel
and all the most fashionable. The same
may be said of woolen textures and tho
pricesonsschsnd allsrslowenoughto
challenge competition. The store isob-
solutsly filled with thus things, and

 

 

Hams. Ellayss'wsrhst. "

application of the Housatouic Railroad '

“The Old Folks’ " concert at the Open:

Messrs. W. B. Hall & 00., the original-

thsrs arsclsrkswho willbsmnly too
happy tosxplatn snddssnrlhs thsnov-
°““" ,Istsyatniglit.
W—“c litmus Sup Oursd

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Miss liter. Keeler in suffering with the
mumps.

in Brooklyn.

William Johnson is improving from
an attack of pneumonia.

ltsv. Colonrl Anderson and wife are
l visiting in “'Mlllllyl in.

Mumps seems to be till the fashion in
the borough at present.

Andrew lloilenbcck. o} indium. is
visiting with Fred llcckwith.

--Thc celebrated ’liiar shirt waists at
Comflock Bros.

Miss Margarctu Hamilton, of Troy. N.
Y., is visiting in this city.

Miss Sarah Woodward. of the borough
started for the west yesterday.

llarry liinton, the horse-car drivcr is
confined to his liourc with sickness.

lleiiry Townsend, of Jersey City, is
visiting with Mr. and Mrs. lbilwrt l‘ullcr.

J. J. Millard ycstcrday resigni-d his
pinitiun as ("ashivr of the First National
Batik, to take t tl-ct March lvt.

Frank Doolittle and Miss Minnie O.
Harrington, of this City, wen; married
last evening at the bridv's home. They
will residc lll this city.

~600 fora 5 lb. peril of pure lard. l".
Hayes market.

The next annual meeting of the Alum-
iii association of the Zpiscopal Academy
of (:nllllt'Cllcuf. Will be held at Dclmoni-
en's, New York, March 12!. Dinner at 7
p. in.

()livu Branch Lodge, K. of l’., are giv-
ing each purchaser of :i lady's ticket to
thcir masqucrade ball, a chance in an
elegant gold watch. It is on exhibition
in t’nnstoclr Bros. window.

Si Wliitsoii has got back into his old
position as stage carpenter of Music Mail.
He went on duty last night. As an old
hand at the business he is the right man
in the right place.

—Sill: nillf‘ll‘ls at cost at Comstock
Bros.

tiuorg» ll. l’laistcd has sold his drug
slorc uptown to Mr. link: of South Mari.
chrsivr. Mr. llalc will take charge to-
morrow. llaiiichavanagli and Milton
Peck WI” stay at the old stand.

 

People in want of a scavenger to clean
their cesspools or vaults would do well
to Call or send a posml card to Charles
Mutt, of Iiritlgi port, whose advertise-
ment appears in another column. lie is
now at wort: iii Sorwnik.

 

——Wiusor d: Newton’s tubes 7c., at
Whitney’s Art Store.

Frank “7. Hawlcy, of Springfield, lost
his four—year—old sou this morning by
death, caused by falling down stairs two
weeks ago. Funeral services will beheld
at the house tomorrow afternoon at 1
o'clock. He will be buried in this city.

Special services this ironing in the
South Norwalk Methodist Church. The
pastor Will be assisted by the Rev. J. M.
Carroll, and a large chorus choir. The
interest in these meetings islargely on
the increase. Everybody made welcome.

Charles Oakes, A. W. Cuertlicr and J.
J.'llampson of this city. are entered in
the ion hour walking match to be held at
Miller’s Hall, Stamford, next Monday
afternoon and evening. The result of
the match will be watched with interest
by the sporting men of Norwalk.

pair at Comstock Bros.

A meeting of the Congregational min-
isters of Connecticut was held at the ra-
sidence of the Rev. W. 8. Gilbert. A fter
the meeting they took dinner at the
hotel. Among those present were the
following: J. A. Biddle, Dr, Seward, S.
B. 8. Bisscll, 1V. H. Holman, Samuel
Scovillc, Mr. Lighthourue. Mr. Balentins,
Mr. Child, Mr. Backus. Mr. Woodmff,
Mr. Potter. Mr. Piumbley, Mr. Austin
and Mr. Hopkins.

 

—Call to—day and got on: of Saalsiield’s
beautiful musical Albums of vocal or
instrumental music. Sold by Benedict,
the newsdcalrr, Norwalk.

 

The Stamford Oratorio Society repeat-
ed Handel‘s “Judas Msccabeus" by re-
rrquest last evening at the First Presby-
terian church, Stamford. The chorus
was superb and the soloists acquitted
themselves creditsbly. The singing
showed careful training. and the society
should feel proud of the big success. A
large delegation from this city attended.
The society will sing“'l‘hs Woman of
Samaria” in May.

 

--A complete line of gent’s night shirts

at Comstock Bros.
“antitafimrfim

Chief of Police Voliner made his semi-
annual report to the Common Council
Monday night. It contained the causes
and number of drrests as follows:—
Drunkenucss, 108; breach of peace, 15;
drunkenness and breach of peace, 10;
theft, 5; fraud, 4; vagrsncy, 3; disturbing
religions meeting, 3; drunkenness and
vsgrsncy. 2; tramp. 1; evading fare on
train, 1; non-support of family, 1; resist-
ing officer. 1; obtaininggocdsundsr fslss
mucosa, 1; imity, 1; total 10!.

mvamnuwsrsfcrnhhsdaplsss to

Frank Keslcr has returned from a visit ‘

A‘l'lfltlltlll‘l muons.
.i Lin-g. stimdisnstmsiin a Ilrlltlaat
Alain
The sociable at tho Athennium last

many from out of town present. At ll "
o'clock the hall was a beautiful sight as
the ladies' toilets were very handsome.
Tlin reporter was so bewildered with the
beauty of the scene that probably some-
one will be sligbied in mentioning the
costumes. but not intentionally. Miss

tullc; Miss (trace Millard, light blue cash-
mere; Miss Stewart, white cashmere,
trimmed with white watcrcd ribbon;
Miss FlOI’t'nCt' Scllcck. pink cisbmsrc:
Miss Annie Johnston, of Bridgeport,
white cashmere trimmed with tulle:
M'sn Mamie Johnston, of Bridgeport,
whiti- silk; Miss Ella Waterbury, of
Stamford. white silk and tulle; Miss Gal-
way of New York, red silk; Miss Elllusr
Peck, of Mew liavcn. light blue cash.
more. tulle trimmings; Miss Lathrnp, of
Providence. black lace: Miss Mary Lock-
wood, black liter; Miss Jennie Patterson,
of Grand Rapids. Mich. pink cashmere;
Mrs. C. it. Ctllll‘igt‘, white tigurcd silk;
Mrs. Ciro llzitcti. black lace: Mrs. Frank
Woodward, black silk and tulle; Mrs. Dr,
Baxter, light lllUt‘ silk; Mrs. Russel Frost,
white silk With black lac»; Mrs. Charles
Raymond, black lace: Mrs. Thomas Ounr
ning, black lai-c over white silk: Mrs. A.
E. Austin, pink silk: Mrs. John Lee, in-
wider cashmere and iullc; Miss Gertrude

 

night was one of tho most successful af-i
fairs of the kind river held in Norwalk.;
The door was well filled with dancers‘
early in the evening who enjoyed them,
selves until about l o‘clock. There were;

Alice Mallory wore a white cashmeresnd'

 

l’o-ck, pink Cdalllllr'ft' and tulle: Mrs.
l’nillip Knapp. slate colored cashmerefi
Miss Martha Krupp, white silk and tulle;f
Mist Clara Salli-ck. light blue cashmeral

There wiri- a numb-3r of gentlemen.
from out of town prcsent, among whom;
were George l’uiiiii-l, of Stamford; Franks
BJgardus, .if Stamford: John Burrows
and Frank Burrows, of Sew York. Wil-
liam G. Thomas, Fred Ste-urns, James A.
Ambler, Thomas Morris and Dr. Baxter
acted as llmr managers. Mueslin fun,
nisht-d music, Fred Mead supper. The;
next sociable will be held February 19th.

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Allen J. Sliavr.

Of Mrs. Alice J. Shaw. who, with heri
superb concert company. appear Satur~
day, the 9th, at Music Hall, the Evening
Star says:

“There was not even standing roomi
for all who called to hear her, and it isi
safe to say that none who were fortunate
enough to get within earshot of her mus-
ical trills failed to be astonished and de-
lighted. We have one of the best Amer-
ican nightingales in the city, one of the
kind that whistles all day long and some. ,
times all night, and it has been our opin-;
ion that that bird could not be well ex—i
celled as a warbler. But Mrs. Show?
beats it all hollow. it is absolutely ’
amazing what perfect command she has .
of her lips, and how admirably familiari
with much of the best popular music. 4
The most difficult passages in opera are:
executed by her with a correctness of
taste and expression that baffles descrip;
tion. She is simply the paragon of puck-E
erers.” i

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THE WINTER 0!‘

1836.

 

A Very Mild One at First. but Ended
Very Cold Weather.

An old resident said today to a Herald
reporter: “l happened to be looking over
an old diary yesterday and came across
some itcmsnbout the weather in the win
tcr of 183-5 36. Up to the middle of Feb-
ruary of that winter we had no rough
weather at all. It was like spring, with
no snow whatever, and every day as
beautiful as you would want to see. But
about the middle of February the cold
came down on us with a vengeance. The
thermometer came down with a jump.
and it became mighty uncomfortable all
around. At that time there were no rail-
roads, and for travel and transportation
of goods we had to depend on the boat
and overland conveyance.—New Britinn
Herald.

Library Entertainment.

Many of the ladies of the borough, are
now deeply interested and employed, in
preparing for a grand entertainment for
the benefit of the library. For so good i
cause, it is to hoped that they will meet
merited succ‘ess. The entertainment
which is to take place at the Opera House
on Friday evening this week, consists of
readings, recitations, vocal and instru-
mental music, including comic songs,
and tableaus. Among the vocal readers
are Misses Nash and Byxbec, and Mrs.
Henry Bissell will read two selecturss.

'lhs tableaus, are expected to be a
grand success, as much time and taste
are being expended in their preparation.
Of course a large attendance is desired
and expected. '

llasqnsnds Ball.

The third annual masquerade ball of
Olive Branch Lodge, No. 19, K. of P.,
will be held at Music Hall Monday 91- n-
ing,Fch. 11th. A costumer willbs at
the hall on the day of the ball with a
large assortment of costumes. If any-
one wishes to have a pleasant time they
should make arrangements to attend

this ball:_w , _-_
You are OK

A Stamford paper says: “The number
of bright-eyed, rosy-chesked, plump girls
observed on the struts of Stamford every
piss-sot day is large, and it will take a
blustplscs than Booth liorwslk toshcw

 

 

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N “in! Till! 1013“!!!“-

What a Railroad. or.“ III to any Aha-It
Galactic“ Corporations.

ln a merit issue the Railroad Gazette
says: “There hsvu been plenty of pot pie
who wanted to parallel the New York,
New Haven and Hartford with other
Wes‘ money, but very few who cared
to risk even the moderate amount of
their own which was required by the
general railroad laws of the State of Con-
necticut. " * ‘ We suspect that the
Housatonic directors have some project
which they wish to yoks with that of
tbs New York, New Haven and Hart-
ford so that both will succeed or fail to-
gether. If that is the case, our advice to
tho management of the New Haven road
is to insist that the two he made as ex
actly alike as possible. Let the ilousa-
tonic road be allowed to issue new com-

mon stock at par, and let the legislature.

make sure that tbs moncy is actually
paid in. Then let them build a parallel
railroad on those terms—if they can.
The essential difference in the nomads
of the two companies would stones he’-
come apparent.”

‘l'lis flows Ilsclslrss Company llas I'll]
Enough.

The New llowe Manufacturing com-
pany of Bridgeport. incorpomed in livid
with a capital of $100,000. of which John
P. Kennedy of New York, is president.
have shot down their factory and will go
out of business. This has been deemed
advisable as they were unable to manu-
facture their line of goods at h profit
owing to strong competition. They man.
ufsctured sewing machines and light
castings. Several hundred hands are
thus thrown out of employment,

NEWS OF OUR NEIGHBORS.

Happening- of Infant in Mutual states
Ilrlcfly Chronirlcd.

An infant child of Rivhnrvi l'npc. uf l‘biLnr
dolphin. lull; it lllN?|lf unlit-im- prm'nbnl by
Mia. ll. m'tt. fllltl lfltlftr’rllnh-lji it: til. min a
spasm and did. It iwiiiiriahl tin-it ti.” w-riuin
is not is nutritir physician. and the mam-r
Will lie ill\'!'.~llj;3lt"‘l.

Mini Annie Kane. of Mannyiink. l'n. who
humus» insane: on living tliurf‘ir'tl ivy hvr inn-r,
Samuel l'arkxlins fl‘v‘fl committal t.» the
Philadelphia timpitril I :r the Irwin».

Mb Hilmlrftii Xvi; " 1.1! f. .X f." ‘.. :i f‘.’.t"l
story window on .liirii ~trv i l T in.
tothe pavemciit. 'l'huugh arrl‘bil‘srl_i lilJIZE‘Ld,
she may rec-iron

George Gilbert, luunbmuiri for Leifr‘ria‘. the
New Brumwick forgcr and articular, with-
drew from'thc trust. The prim has hem
unable to sum other bail, and has ism:
locked up in jail

Will'mm H. llrwlleym Catlmlic of finding
tun. X. J,. innit-ti a 8(th lmiellt minty and
was oldigul to leave tl’u- viiurrli. At ill-u death
nrrungcrtu-nts v'crc tin-stir to) s‘tllirillL'E funeral
set—view or ill" i-hiinh «.t' “hit-ii ho had lwn is
llh'fllllf‘r. with the iiir-mln‘r. pf H..- Mn'lr‘i)’
lsirtirtpottiig. Thur-w was a ilt‘r-iy tumb- hu-
twei-ri h-lniivm it! til» iiwviwwl. “’lins «:I-jvi-tnl
tn the im-l)‘ rtitvriiig tlii- t'lllll‘n‘ii. :iii-l the
aviary lilt‘ll, l't “hi"l‘. tlix- hilt. r W-‘rl' sun-
i‘vrml'lli. _

Tim funeral zirnlwrtnltvrs uf Sr“ .lr F3"): are
iiln-iit t1‘i"t (hit it lll’lfih'li print-u L
at; ml. and lmlvl ii iivivgnte him-tin; it.
lit-iii far that piiryn M».

.-\ii odor: is iii-iii; mails to would. ii. :1 {lat-
li-xnal bank at Elizabeth, 3". J.

.\ Well {inwfi‘ll stranger who Writ! to board

with Sin". Miiii-zmimf Elizabeth. 5'. J..Walked
: tl’ with four «tinnitus! plus. it lllfllil'lfl'l nook-
lnn- null lirr-rbtpllk and other valuable».
, Litmus of l’amrfivil. N. J.. out n numer—
ously Sigan petition against the liipi. tr traffic
to the imiinrinl liq-man. which was prescutml by
L'.lngm‘x~iii.'iii l'llrillr‘.

Mr. Elohim is. agitating a ll;ili‘tb limit? for
the linritan river New Brunswick.

l'rmiileeiit (“tramway M. Depew, of the Few
York f't'lttl‘nl niilnvml, says that tits ri-pnrted
N‘Illlinltlt)" by tinfl'uiitierbilts of the South
Pennsylvania railroad is int», but. that no
lkgnv'llk’l'li has burn cub-ml mm by thorn to
tiinithr: prnywny over to the l‘icniiiylvanin
railroad.

John Barry is under arrest at Pliilai'lviphizi
for burglarizing the residence. of Frank Mount,
on “'i'i-sllnriil avenue. lie was ffighrwimi
away by Mrs. Mend. trim sihpliiyml great
nerve.

The secretary of the Sew Jwrwy rr'nfkft‘. ex-
Senainr Carp-titer, mounted Eh» bus of a cab,
whose driver was absent, and nktl’l’tfil tn drive
a friend to the ilcpot. A pdnreiiniu wiiu hail
cilia-erred the stntciriun's "frenhmss" unload
the otlicinl to return the vehiclu. mad he
nieekly ”loyal.

Mrs. Waiter Sims. ll‘tliumil was nti‘slllt‘rl

 

doiicnof her criminycr. in Englt'wmfil. .V. J.
Hcr condition is critical

Rev. John A. Robert-i, t'S-pmiui' of this
Godwin Street ll‘f'llon‘rll Motimiist church,
thrmtciis to sun for n,bnlnnrc of small due

An infant child of Pulircnuiii Scott. of Jer-
sr-y City. got its head caught ll'l‘TL“! the
sliclf and will of a high chair. and would
have strunglul but fpi‘ idli‘ efforts of n flycat-
olil bmt llt‘l‘.

The pmpnsitinn «if hm Daft tr» mtiibiiah an
electric railway iit l’laintield. N. J.. will be
reputed favorably to tho (’Ullllltt ii i‘v‘viiiit'il.

All mayors of iiui‘thcni XV“: .lu-myi-itics
will be iin'imltn liikv port iii i-Ziiarlmth'sre-
t‘cptiou to l‘rwidinit-elwt llnri imii.

Smuiiul A. Clark, sun of t‘Krl'idl'thN‘hl'llZIB
Amos Clark, was marriwi at Eitflllrlll. 3.4.1.,
to Miss Emily 1. Pierson.

H. C. Flick 6; (3o. sigiiwl ill." Fi‘flll‘xlm
suited by the coke workcr; (lill'T up- mtivvs
refuse in sign. and ii >ti‘ikii litVHiiillg will)
then is thfi'llft‘llt'tl.

The Warn-n house. at “phrasing-r. N. Y.,
was burned. 141:5 about Stun-Pl; tantrum-3

U100.

The executing board of Mrlii’i'w uni Iliiiie
lAlnrcria' Amulgiiuintui rumination. of the
Schuylkill region. I'ltv‘tal flillt‘t‘f'a‘ ii? l’tlk‘fi’
villeas follows: President, liivlmhl .‘i‘ui'tliey,
of Mnhonay City; vice ymrsiilcnt, ll. D. Will-
isms, of William Penn: secretary. .Dlullcl
Duffy, of St. Clair; treasurer: John M.
Thomas, of Frackville. it was MIIVHI to
join them National union in a hilly.

Pennsylvania‘s rscslpts for the literal yusr

wmmmumma

 

anything luthstllns tobsat‘tblllmtw.
lapsdlcohu" . ’ '

2W“ {mm 5w

by Benjamin Smith, her invnr, at the mi- ‘

using, itov.aomss,mi,uun~iuiawm ,
handDeaI,ta,csr,mo.us. ’ ~ .

rut: concomitant” stunts.
Who (lost It and Is Aav Party Trying to
Buy It.

one of the things which noone has sp-
pareiitly been able to discover during
the past two months is wbstlmiany at
tempt in war has brooms-ls from
any source to purcbsav the control of the
stock of the Consolidated road. Dr. Wil-
liam M. Hudson, of Hartford, who is one
of its auditors. looked over some of the
books of the road yesterday. and is kind
enough to furnish to the Hartford Cour-
snt some figures with regard to the
amount of Consolidated stock which has
recently been transferred.

The books of the mail show that from

[Member 20, lb“). to February 4, 1880,
6,3“ shares were transforrcd from 170
persons. Of these 2,513 shares appear to
have been transferred in adjustment
of estates, etc, by ihirty tetanus to
thirty-nine permits. The remaining
3,326 sham. actual shim, were trans-
ferred by lull) persons to 112 persons, so
aversgc of thirty-four shares to each per
son. The number of stockholders on
February 4, 15:59, was just nineteen less
than on December 20, 1538. The whole
number of stockholders is about 3,600.
So very large blocks of stocks have been
sold since December 20.
. Mr, Rockefeller, one of the directors of
the road, and a well known Standard Oil
man, has sold, since Lhrcemher 20,500
shares in three blocks; two blocks of 20)
each, and one of its). [is sold than to a
gentleman who has since disposed of
most of them in small lotstodiffersnt
parties. Another block of 600 sham
was sold by s leadinginsurance company
in this city to a Wt“ known banking
firm. The claws figures show simply
that as far as the evidence of the books
of the company goes, no person or perv
sons have, since December ‘20, 1988, bun
successful in attempts to buy a control
iii .52 Consolidated road.

l’airllclil County Trio new.

Winter "Uauiieamus" of the Yale oi-
umni of Fairfield county will beheld at
Stamford, Thursday, February 21. The
speakers will be the lion. C. M. WW.
t leneral Woodford. Judge Harland, Mr.
C. T. Catlin, Prof. Ladder), and the Hon.
L. D. Brewster. ‘fiyncposiarcbf tic!»
oral W. W. Skiddy. “' 'hnrcgns,” T.
Winthrop l'lntricr. President Dwight
will attend. '

 

Inca-diary fire in )Isridcw.

The lumber yard of Waldo C. Twiss of
Msrideu was burned about ll o'clock on
Tuesday morning. The yard was full of
wellasasoned lumber and extended with-
in 25 fret of Mr. Twiss's barn, which in
turn was very near his house. Both these
buildings were saved. The fire is believ-
ed to be incendiary. The loss is from
$3.000 to 4,000, insurance about 8L3“).

 

'* it Bill

SICK brow on Union swans; thine-m imam;
will burn.
l'pprr pm. of brick human on [mutant duct,
l’mpart sf how-on lain rims.
iii if [motor of «lull. 1'. Lilli/Mill).

p win list has

Mf’llf'l'l'of Bridgeport Ilsvisgs .
arable Ito-n “usually It}. on “shuns
Am.“ Newslk, ratio.

A to
52:03 I. LATHE.
South Murals. Ct.

Ill? In

" ”trill "a. nuns-on.” '
Christia- flcionco or “to! [lull-g.

”“683 for Tmhisg 1w Healing law. (TIME.
tics five. ifity [lots-ll, Thsndsysofssrh week.

an aim rm. mentally, a was drop.
Ultmb’ihzflmmdw Irritant-arm
that relic! ll turd. . Upton sad
Tub-am habit maid ‘y. as I I

N bim'.”i.-iminiwt.a was the

summon 0. tbs W 3» homim ass;
I

an» su'dm‘rg W for the

but we and firr insurance amiss. innit-rs

insuring a spatially. 316-

xsiicc. ‘ m"

1‘0 ills nostril. Till law as» Till
MIJK'IHAIHJ malt!) n? (.1 martian
0? THE CITY 0? DUCT]! MIRCALK. Cull

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Large [Io-ac and Ins For Sale.
idli former residence of G. 3. Ease. fifth house
shove Port Point Road. on Osborn avenue.

lid-I a furnace; water on first and second dart; also
“fill of mwi water: {mi-r on the premises. Enquire
of “an H030, Cram .t Kanpp’s Factory, So. 1

 

Situatiofl' Warned by 3 Sum.

, COMPETEXT nurse wishes a situation. Satis-
I fact:- ry references. Call on or address
(3 :lt SIRS. A. El. CKDBBIIILL. inst Iii-«walk.

Best-rims.

(“Alli A3!) OYSTERS served in. every style

and sold by the tyrant or bushel, Clan: show,

tie: a npmialcy. THOMAS HENRY CARR .k (10..
jrl?) tm Steamboat Dock. So. Walk.

For Sale.

THE Whitney Art Store, at South Kuwait;
Thisidonfi of the has: and. most: complete
similar: store plants in the state, doing a grind
business. Light rent, good location and good work
mains. No competition. [hing a paying business
if run at light expense- Will he sold on favorable
terms, owner has too much other businefs to give it
time and attention. Mr. W. P. Whitney. manager.
will givc one month's work and instruction the to
purrhaser. Applyat the store.
1'28 3. C. warrm.

'l'o Ike-s.
.' ROOMS on Henry Sc. South Norwalk; rent
a) IIQiMpcrmuth. Possession Ishtar. Apply
to W. YOUNGS. st [Ami-wood l’f'g Co. 15 r!

Houses To let.
03 Woodward Arm. rent ltd per mouth: water
. in;andEm-tfiorwaik,rcnt813p’erm ;
waterin. Enquire of La. “00 WARD.
Portraits
I‘S otl.pnsr¢l and crayon. Buick and White
Pastels. Art work of all descriptions.
1). (iv £0052, Sanford.
nglcfits BALLORAX, Norwalk. ,

 

 

 

 

 

 

Ike-oval.
BE Sew York Tea Co. It. rented the building

now occupied by J. T. momma? Islam damaging

where thry will open shalt the Int of April with
an unusual ducstoekufgroceriss. was:
(Intern.
BOSE dwirlnzcystcn opened fruit daily can
T procure them of K1. cumin.

«9 it Foot of Iii-yacht St.
Water Closets and (teaspoon
Cleaned.

BB undersigned has In; cisss facilities for
cleaning water timers and «aspects. and be

an d to do the work in the but manna. Prim
iii: lowest. Address Box no So. WK it: In:

Bridgeport and Namath less—
eager.
Oils ll, SMITH will stint-l to all order! kit a:
t J ohn Brummrr‘s Barber Shapiro!!! Nonalk.
Dickwood .b Andrews Market. Namath, and I. ll.
Brcr son's. 3.13 Broad Sn, Bridgcpcrt, and will make
daily trips. . 1'2! 3-:

Messenger.
EXNETTJhe mail cantor. will call for. and
deliver parcels st Norwalk or South Wk
forten cents each, night‘limiied to on pounds.
slate at Norwalk and South Norwslk W

WE‘M‘IKM a. mvri-r

Dully‘SNcw York lessen;
ABC! callcdforanddelivuad mall's“:

the city or vicinity. Pin-pr stuntin-
wmdmlertumm‘nmdhcr sing
store, South Norwalk. 1. marina" . jutt-

lllwlluld’l l’l’lll Store.

mm layer .firfl
I; gates. All kinds?” 3% up

Grape, (.‘nufsctloaay. I
ammonia Isis ms.

 

 

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Juilii til lliittl.

No. I 5 Railroad mace,
Sole Agent for the cam

and [lye Glasses.

Also full ling Pebble Spectacles. In: mud fret.
Always or snack, (all liu

Elgin. Walthanr,
Bampden, Columbus,
Springfield.

Non-MagneticWatclies.
French and American flocks,
(Queen Cnfl'llolrlcx’s,

' mandamus Wit
Silver Ware,

Diamonds and fins Jewelry.
latent Instr-mass Supplies”

30. mmmwm
4mm“).

GIVEN AWAY!

mess Linings Fitted Free

0111me lidfil'.m choir him
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harms-v
summation saunas-sums:
was “Kashmir... m

 

960w sums

 

'lllllli’ Willi .lillilllii.

FO It

mm,
Steam.
, a“ mug.
Tin and Sheet lrol Work.
STOVE, won.
AND TINWABE.
mar-fl

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Imam-mm .1,‘

Camus: «I respectfully «hurt the festival‘s;
report for the” year of I“:
DR.
Mr January“. ism. . . $13.0“ n
1%?!st
Stu-“sand ”terrains... . ,. ., ”Alibi
Cr. from Sufism flunk.

Ilia .. .. :5
('rlrslsdirt and mo sold I’ll!

" lama

1ft! M 531 1: t 71¢”
a... “ i is
fire Item-scat ......... 2!
flail 7015
CityClerk .. .. any:
City Murray... 33nd}
(my Treasurer, My. .. 2'40“
(11W . 2363'
City Auditor. .. . . .. it.
(“try surveyor. “sacral mum m a»
liaison Inmates .. .. 1!. .
Com-m law and slim“ floor
Win and Supple” . , 1%!
1mm Wm Furl. Misty ass
Depot riots, windiagzat hay

:rginrzpatr 22w —
I'sm worn. run: or hydrant.

mullahs. .. . omen
Trev Plus band cemetery

Carp-imam .. . ”If!
(it): .atrnrnsy tints». sci
[aim ., .. , . . mm
[mirage-,1. St. W. Halo.

M. hymn. . ., . '35”
Public Pnnzing .. , .. . ilk“
Clinton in. trust, 5mm [teary

muons-inst” . was
Clay at: Search... ,. 9:51
humanism". Mid
I’mddtdiewcr .. lust
Pisa lob-ad lanai sewer .. may
(Mt St, stews: ....... .. 272': as
West and Brahmas 9r War film
‘l'rrnenrer'l'nwnofi’ntnn . ., Ht
Mining and Smothering sweets in at
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saws fl
L1H.
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autumn. 1% ..... ..... arts :9
Brwvedrrnm homes...“ no:

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Debt Junta-Ky filth. Em... . . . “it.” 3

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1103.! EB B. IIOYT,

Aqua Crystal Spectacles V

W. H. MEEKER 8: (IO. M

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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v. as. c. a. comm.

Old" Follies Concerti-

mar—-
‘Noi-walk Opera. House.

WED.FEB,0¢II.
swam - . “much.

Music HALL.
I. 1. WT. w. .
saf- BV’flg, Feb. 9th, 1889:

lazuli. 3. minus» its mu
tknhstspwr' mannerisms-n

flaw J. Shaw

The Whistling Prints Doss.

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fills out; mm. Violinist.
Um sorra MD. m Instr

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“for sum . .

III. V. Mirth-Int.

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THIRD ANNUAL

MASQUERADE BALL
olive Braid“ Lilli, iii. 19,
K. OF P».

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Jlls‘l RECEIVE. 2

New Pickles;
Assorted Chow Chow,

(iierkins and Mixed;
mandamus».

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Olives, Tor-as. W
and Jellies, in Glass. ~

10.9450er warn slur. .

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