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sun'rii NORWALK. CONN. FRIDAY, .li‘lilBltUAllY- s, 1889.

 

 

 

fill] EVENING SENTINEL
in traumas.» I'laAClc,
Btll’TIl NURWAIJI.
on Main fi'l‘ltldld'l‘.
‘xuiiwstii.

ll BI ALARM DUKES.

NO. 3. N- Y-. H. II. t! [1.8. R iii-pol, Livy at Ail
sm- Exprt-ai office in drpil, and liuiw.

No. G. Day street am of Tu‘ilcs tlft't'i‘, ls. y at r
Day unmet and all {scion-o.

no. 9, Corner of lain and t‘imcord straws: lie at
D. lhmuvau'r how and J t‘. \\ ...~oi. li ac

tory. .
80. IS, Franklin street school; kt' ‘ at whou. home

and residuum of William I . Nniih.
keys! Mrs.

Paul'ii residence, 9. to Concord street. and

till factories.
So. it. than pin-oi corner of Ann rircct; key It
Wolf's saloon and all factories.
No. ll», llluh tlltt‘l'f t‘ul'fit'f of Ihly‘Vlt‘W avenue: lacy
at a. Dichiirinaii's r‘T-dt‘lltl}.
SPINAL I‘A Ll).

flue Fll’vkt‘ st 1-: o'clock that!) for Flyjfltlltl'd T:m--.

Two “when of the bed lllllfl l—l) swollen fire Is
00!. ‘

Tim-e strokes of to: hell lthus l -l~ ll airman the
city into is to be turned off.

innocuous to In comm.

l' iilvu information of a the in your home
dlaimgi‘li'borhood unlock tht'llill door; plld flit“
book all the way down once only. and let the book

i; shut up the box snddo not opt-n or iuiirli iln-

uok again will. the nut fire in your iii-«:xhlmhmsf.
Doom stu-mpi to ri-muvetlic key from the door.
The Chit-f It’nxluurwil..~‘e tlialis returned to its
llfupt‘!’ place. at}! l'lil. Mufti!“ Alli.
t‘nii-f Enamel-r.
.‘f. Y. Ilt‘l‘IItl “ outlier Forecasts.

A dt‘pfl‘SrIllfl from tho Northwest, now
central on Lake Sup~ nor, will probably
more cal-t soullit-ihtwanlly, followed by
snow and min in the northern and nest
ern [Mil-l of this section, and unplug a
general rim~ of Muffler/fluff? iii-.l iy in ilw
Central and Atlantic Shiva. Tt‘lllpvlfl'
turi- row slightly in the U. iti‘d Stall-s
yt‘tl'tt'ffltty; litt‘ chief minimum rcpomd
was 1'). drgrcca below z—ru, iii Li (Jitter,
Wilt; the chief maximum, 54, at Sin
Antonio, Texas. lo this d;strict to day,
warmer, fair weather and free-ti south-
westerly windi wall probably prevail,
In the Middle States and .\'«w England
Warmer, fair to partly cloudy weather
and fresh wesicrly to southerly wind.-
will prevail, followed by rain or snow in
the northern parts of this semis n. On
Saturday in this section dad in New Eng-
land warmer. partly cloudy and cloudy
weather and fresh to brisk l“ lithe rly to
southwesterly winds will probably pr..-
vail, with rain or snow, generally light,
followed by clearing, and on ,S'Jnday
fair weather,withslight thermal changes
and fret-h westerly winds.

llnlnture Almanac for TooMorrow.

High tide Low tide Sun rises Sun ai-ts
0 54 12. 0 0 5i 5 :9

TIIE LOCAL NEWS.

The barge. James Franklin is unload-
ing coal at Ferris’ dock. ‘

 

Edward Wilson is home from his butt-
iness in New York for a few days.

—-‘I'he chart of the Xurwalk Opera
House is at Baxter's drug store.

Mnaud Mrs.‘i)_harles Pack. of this
city, are spending the winter in New
York.

The long distance poles are brought
from Sorwalk by wagons.»S:amford
Advocate.

 

A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Henry
P. Price of West avenue and Leonard
street last night.

There will be a whist party at the re-
sidence of James E. Wilson on West
Main street, borough, to-night.

 

—-1‘.’.c per round, Fresh Pork and Saus-
age, I". Bayes’ market.

Rsvival servi'es will be continued this
evening in the Methodist church. A
cordial invitation is extended to all.

¢___._

Tne Housatonic railway company have
a large force of men at work near P:tts«
field, cutting ice thirteen inches thick.

Xewman Perry wae arrested for drunk—
enness last night by officer Ireland.
Judge Knapp fined firm $2.00 and costs
this moraine.

, -—Shirta made to order at Comatock

Bros.

The U. G. 'I. R. A. Will hold their re—
gular public meeting this evening. The
society is very successful in their tem-
perance work.

Miss Bertha Marther of this city, pupil
of the Ilerrtll Phonographic Academy,
Stamford, has accepted a lucrative posi- .
tion in s Wall street office in New Yort.

 

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

Arrangements are being :nade for
lighting all the cars belo mg to the
Consolidated road by gas. This means
of illuminating has been in practical use
on the N. Y., P. k B. [Dad for some little
time, to the entire satisfaction of bath
the management and public.

To-dsy is the twenty-seventh ann'wr-
nry of the battle of Roanoke I‘laz d, in
which battle the Tenth Connecticut had

. their first fight and lost their Colonel,

Chas. L Russell, of Birmingham, and
forty others killed and wounded. Cileb
Wood and [mac Bowe were in this bai-
tlr. ‘

~Bead Kreigerfa advertisement, a
mlclesl’ing out sale at Kreigcrs.

 

 

The annual meeting of the Connecticut
Union of war will be held at
Grand Army hall in Hartford Friday,Feb.
23. The business meeting will be held at
11 a. m., and the banquet will take place
atGermsulahall. Captain V. BlCham-
hrrtsio of New Britain. is the president,

ll iriy Jennings lit sick With pneumonia.

lv‘ml Wilson, has returned fioni a vii-ii
lll llriilg» port.

Mm J inil- (‘orwiu of 't‘ululil. In Flt-ll-
iiig Willi friends in thin city.

Tho li‘o‘ on Nash‘s piiid iii Wclilpoil
win-i ti-n inches thick yesterday.

—~l"iii.- box stationery ill l’ialvlcil'e.

t'. Il. i‘oolidge and George Lockwood
are attending the luv ff‘il'flll'lll in Mun-
KI't‘lil.

J llllln‘ Farley illt'l lit‘i‘l‘pll'll ii p lr-lllilll
us llilllkkt‘i’pl‘fl’ in n largo hi um in Bridglu
purl,

——S.iirill li‘riN-li llama for ruaiyliiix, I‘ll
t‘t‘lll" a pound of I“. ”llyt-s',

Jtnimi McAllentliy, of Brooklyn. ii
"willful: with Mr. all Mrs. .liidrv'w
tlfllll'll-lll. in the borough.

The fiitl ‘ml ivf the lutv l'jlt‘l‘flf.’ thou-i
will lli‘ fl‘ Id at life Isl“ Il“le”lll'l' l'Il Illt'uir
illicit .‘il auto} lilll‘lllm‘ll.

-—-"‘hv- flillfl of the 3. [Walk 0,) m

.nllll‘t‘ Ill at Ilixtnr'n drug slim.

l’iiu-iix Engine liwllsv‘ l-l drapol in
mourning mu mark of impact to their
late l'finlrildl', Edward ill-in r.

w—le finest film of :‘5'. f» llf‘ in hand
~i'aifo i‘\'i r i-liown at l'uiiisiim'li Iii-r».

ll. Ill. Il raw and lmnily and (lviirgn
('llflt" s‘nl for Filll’lllll,§l.lllla'tlfl_\’ February
llilli. t irpciid the balance of Illi‘ Winter.

l‘iom . r limit & L lllzlc-r c uni-any Ili‘III
asp-vial "recline; lib-I night in peril-cl
liffallgi‘fllr'fllfi for their lull Tuesday
warm-g.

—,\ complete lull-of goof- night shirts
:i! (I illiclflf‘k I’Jm.

Einm A. Smith, bupv‘flfllt’ll'll'lil. of the
telephone company, is confined to lii~
liomcoii Arch aired, Willi quinsy sot.)
throat.

Thomas Fitzpitrick, aged 3?. years,
dim] yesterday morning, at his homo on
the \Vestport road. Ho wall be buried
Saturday, at 2 p. in.

Among the grand officers present at
annual Conclave of tflurk U-iminandi-ry
Waterbury Wednesday was Grand I’rc‘
fats Christian Swarlz of this city.

-—-I‘urc flame-rendered Lard, l2 ce-nts
a pound, at F. Ilayeii'.

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Simpson of this
city, left here this noon to attend the lee
carnival being held at Montreal, Canada.
Thr-y will stay there a Wet-k.

I

Another new engine for the llouvaf’
tocxc road passed through this city yeti-
terday. It was one of the kind which is
called ii hug and had eight driving
wheel".

—The latest styles in hats at U'llu‘l‘u'k
Bros.

J. T. Peckvvell brought into the 555'
mm. office this morning a choice bunch
of polisiithes which grew on a vine forty-
five years old. The. fl livers were very
choice.

Henry Ilolinrtsol this city, and all“
Emma Wilson of Bridgeport, were. mur-
ried at the residence of the bride last
evening. They will reside in that city.
Mr. Roberts has many frii‘nils in this
City.

—Hc per pound, lixtra Sugar (Tomi
Hams. F. Hayes” market.

Frank Brown, a boy 15 years of age,
who works in Meekcr’s foundryfitumhled
and felt. with a heavy ladle, of molion
iron on Tuesday afternoonmnd before he
could grt out of the way the hot iron
ran into his shoe and badly burned his
foot. _

Mr. Robert 0. Moody, of Coming, N.
Y., the row general secretary of the
Stamford Y. M. C. A., will be welcomed
to that association this (Friday) evening.
Gen. Secy. Wilcox will be present to as-
sist in the greeting.

—Wiu§or & Newton’s tubes 7c, at
Whitney ’5 Art Store.

 

Manager Hamilton has received a fav-
urab' : reply from the manager of the
Y IIC baseball team, and Will play th. in
-_ series of games early this spring. lle
intends having the seating capacity of
the stand enlarged and constructed more
suitable to the convenience of patrons.
Many other improvements will be made.

-—A go .3 all wool pants for $2.50, at
Comstm ., Bros.

A L usdon paper says: “Some man
has teen attending several dances with
a pedometer in hi< pocket, and he finds

not the average distance traversed dur-
ing an evening of twenty-two dances is
13} miles! If any girlof one’s acquain-
tance was asked to go on an equally long
walk she would just say it was impossi-
ble; at least, I know I should; but some-
how, when one has a pleasant partner,
good music and a good floor in a well
lighted room, one scarcely stops to con-
sider how much ground one has got over.
The average length of one waltz is half
a mile, while a polka is three quarters;
and even the lsnciera are a quarter of a
mile long. I am going to try and' re-
member tbeso figures—though I am a
fearful hand at anything of that sort—-
so as to entertain my future partner,
when I find they are talk-about'tho
weather men, with only the music, the
floor and the (treaties for variety.”

 

 

outlaw mum‘s-l «Hartford,»
worms-unison.

-8ilk miners at cost at Comm

‘l'lw schooner .‘lluhl-l t‘ouliliiiir, in in our
llitl’li'll’ for tho \Vlllli r.

The Y. I. I. i'. rum-i ilizu-iwuniz with
.llim .lzilni l.’.m \Vlrkl‘il.

...';‘ ‘. l'l‘lt‘ilfllli‘d Hint whirl \\'llI-ll,'l iil

Untildwt'lt “rip-t,
lit-him! An «w,

in; Wllli l't'litllll‘»

H" Xi”? Y ‘ll’, Ia l"i"ll

ml in};

.‘Inu Arum Kelsey bit-i lt‘lllfnl d from
:i ii~ii iii lllln city to lwr loiuo in Boston.

"00' for n .7 ll». pad of pure laid. l~'.
llu.‘ l"‘ lllul’lli‘l.

l5 lworil Milli“, of Kim liuioii:li, who
l. M lit‘vll ill iiizli lllt‘ inuoipi. H firmly
lt‘l‘HVi‘l't‘il.

Jam. .-i ('onin‘ly no i Mil-imi'l Farina
no! this! on :i‘tuiiuiiro Iii-i mu-niotz lm-r
ilw pziyiiiiiit of a form. They finally
cum in Mint! and Coma lly Wont homo
ii l'll a bluntly new- and minus tiu- ln‘llll'y
Fill tit fl‘.Vt'll hi.“

W \ l?“ d i'uilzir for I) '., rulf« ll '. pct
,lv‘iil lit itimyliil'k Ill: .4.

. .

! Tsw ”ll hm l:.. .21. » i'l . l-ii irw :iliii'li
llim "l ll.‘~l. and Ilw ow ltllll'l‘ for } ruinibly
'l’-l'~ ,. liiiuiir. d g. i an "ll Writ Marin s‘rrt't
In front of ,\lli- rt .ti :wii'w pri'ipu'rfy, has
l». on cut down. (lid f‘l’filllt‘lll! of the
through Wi'l‘l‘ Sorry lll Bt‘f‘ il‘full.

 

A‘s l‘allltlg .‘lt-tvur.

, .\ buziutilifl sight was ivilomiacil in this
my \I'pli rdriy ltllt'i‘llimll. A largo fill. d
not ,,.r I. fl and bll'll, tliruuglit the air l‘ltP
it \lgy tin-krl. Ii dnl iiotiippeiir to be
much liig‘nrr than the lopsof the houses.
I'm- liwu-l «f it :ipgyi arid Ill“ an electric
1 girl and Ill it< c ruin:- :l lififlll‘llfllt‘tilfl‘ftlll
of MI fire was left behind. It is amne-
Illillg reaiiiirliahlu to NW at flll‘lt'fll' full in
tho day How and tho grand night has to
lu- :e-u ii to lw llppl’l'f‘lflli ii.

To» X-iw llavou l’allridiuiiisays: Ab- ut
lll'i‘i.l)‘-fl\'ti minutes [lll‘l five y. lit-Inlay
:iIIl'rliilflll Wallmgford residents in all
parts of tho lilWll saw a brilliant meteor
piss from mat to wobappurcnlly not
our $300 fee 1 fruit) the earth. If. I). Ilall
dr-‘crilwo it as being as large as n has"
hill and having, a grceiiieh liuc. Attor-
in-y b. I). H il! :riiv lirxplude like a rock»
it. -t: iv'lltfi, {run I’lainfii‘ld, N. J.,
r- p *2:— t‘-=.t ".i lmlliaiit bursting meteor
Wu". a ’-‘ll Illl’fi' in broad daylight." ole
{”1031 win two - r at least a greenish ball
of flux. mm nl. o ii-iii‘irlicd III thH City by
t llllzhlwf‘ about 5 ill) p.ni.

,.'t Serious (‘Iiiirgc Against the l'coples'

Inuiraiicc Co.

Editor Si;STl.\'i~:l.:—-B»ing a citizen of
this City, fooling an interest in the wel
fll'fl of .ln- p t 2.1.. of fig. S-iro'olk, I take
flit-i method if warning 'tiic people
«mica: prim; any rmfilenco in the
l’cup'. 3' I .‘lli’tlit'r‘ t' l..:§ agents, with
whom I have j'lll had a little experience
in ”Lil way: My limthcr tmk out an ap-
[lllf‘é:lltlfl on her lilo for $1.50, Was at:-
c. pied and fv'Cr'lt'eiI the policy and book
and paid clrvcn payments. After being
in Ih‘!c.ifll[llfly ll weekd, the collector
zinl inspector cailml at the, ll-luiv’, took
it!) b: 1k and p alloy. tolling ID" that if it
Wis cirrur: H. mm” be brought. back
imiiiediutvly. or mum-y refunded. All
this occurred 8 Weeks ago, and I flln still
waiting w-uru’l from the Peoplea’ Ins- '0.
Now, Wito my Ilfllllle knowledge of inv
surance businesa. this case look-i lilti-
frauzl wa' thii regain: the agent comes
lit-re, fakes lwr applu-atinii, gwiisla to lliv
company. which ace-pm it, brings her
p0lle.C‘llifCL~l her tlllr‘t‘l for If \t‘t-t‘kfi,

' lllr‘fl comes around, tells lwr that like is

not r. proper ri~lt. take-a the policy book
and rrce-ipte away. I”. ll. II.\LI..

Electric Lights in Music "all.

Manny; ~r Hoyt has contracted for three
electric: light“. in 3d ' ll ill, one at the
entrance, one at the» he '(l of the first
flight of stair:i and - no .zt the box office.
These uill greatly imprrivc UIH phiCr' of
amu<cment, which i.J bring marl» so pop:
lilar und.-r Mr. ll'ryt’s tnanagrinum,

 

('ity lllceli 3.

Tim annual only meeting Will be hrll
at thefisivntion £3 rmy barracks, Tuesday
evening, at 3 o’clock. The usual city
tax will be laid and no nelvisibility of
(brimming: the upper and lower reser-
voiis with a suitable size iron pipe will
he) Colloid—it’ll.

Trouble A head.

i‘lll'il.‘ll'.i'ill pmplu are antic-apating
sw:i--ud trouble between the “Cabinet
..,

Linker; Union, and a large number of
.u: in cabin. t makers, who are expected
inhovelrzvliaimpolis for the ca-t about
the first of next month.

“‘liich is El Great Eornplltncnfto tlic
Stamford Team.

Li-t Frieliy's lane of the South Nor-
waik Swiitioel, contained an amount of
the polo grime which the Siomfords won
from the Nnrwnlk frail), and is the first
item oi the tin-F nu fcrtlilhl in which a
Snrs‘alk palm-r . id not claim ti 9 defeat
of til-ii ham w is due to the referee or
[it"fiwncl.‘ of outside prochsional players.
——.\ ll‘ixt‘ 111‘.

A llcliglitlul‘l‘imo.

A p my rf young pmplo to tho num-
ber offi‘ly or nine .‘pr'llh a pleasant
evening '1: its limit? of Bliss Pauline
Swords ”it :3' mm Mun street, last night.
It wasin cclehr tin. of her birthday,
and every-hm” entered into the pleasures
of 'the common with much zeal. Heine‘s
orchestra furnished music and dancing
was ciijiyrd together with the other
games and amusements of the av hing.
Caterer D‘Arlois was present and a fine
collation was served. It was quite late
when the company dispersed and the
young people went to their homes high.
ly plea-«l withths tinnitus they had

enjoyed.

 

 

I'IIISONEBI AND 1‘1“” PH.

llecunl of the llorou‘h Luckily for Eight
Mouths.

(‘lmrli-ii linlielii‘ee has furnished THE
SEN‘l‘lNElJ record of tho number of prio-
onl-rs and tramps who ware kept in the
borough lockup for the last eight n ionths
of loss which is all follow: Number of
trumps 505. prisoners 2 l. The prisoners
wvro urrruted by the following officers:
Sheriff Tuner 0, J nhn flashaw 1, police-
man .Ilullt‘fv 7, Moore 28, Morehouse 3S,
I,.'I"t)ft‘flt 00, l.ockwuod 0‘3. A great.
many more prisoners were brought be-
fore fill‘ ju~ticea Without being locked up
~iivarly us many more. For the mouth
of January of the pri-si‘ tit your there hue
lit-on 40f triinipi- furnished with lodgings
“‘lull" 131 of the whole nutuln-r furnish-
(1] mill lollgiugsliist yciir. Mullahcbee
lift—l lli‘t'fl liecpi-r of the lockup eleven
yi-nra the L'ih‘il of lit-it October. Ila took
ihu pilalllim of keeper on October 23rd,
1877. nail in that time there has been
furnished lodgings to'l.7'.llltrniiipa, and
1,41! pneumvr-i lm‘kid up. This year
seems in he more prolific of tramps than
any since the tininp law went into effect.
Eveiy night the tramp house is crowded.
Smil- are willing to work but a great
many \‘l‘ulllti not work if they could get
it and as long as thi-y can get something
to .3... and a place to all» p in cold weath-
er in all tbi y circ Inf.

“081‘le STORE.

tirsut Nlm-teon-(‘eiit Sale.

The ffdi‘bllilll that is lulu-d mostly now
i.; Have you till?” the Boston Store's
i.c-v iidci—rlisi-iiii-nt iii Till-1 SESTINEL?
and, flow in ilm‘world do tho-y scll‘goods
a: t-llt'll [uric-w? That Iii n question which
i: too «in 5» Int 'l‘ui'. Sizxrixni. reportvr o
:tflriWi'l’, but it run llflri ii luct which can~
not bi.- ilispulul, that the Itislon Store
iii-um t.» have um» a radical cut in
prices and are ill-'lllllg about cvcrytliirg
for 10 Cent-i. 'I'lllnl tlmrl not seem to be
any red letter N‘tlt'. Lii'. ii 19 cent sale.
They have lacril, Ilziiuburga, Torchons
and all other kinds of ribbons, morie
gown i‘ilgi‘, grograiu satin edge or plain
picut wig-u In the fancy goods depart-
ment can be Iniind Bay Ruin, Rubia
l-‘oaui, cologne, toilet waters, mirrors,
tracing wheels, curling irons, totlet soap,
thread, needles, buttons, in fact any-
thing you want. Dress goods of all
hunk, gent'a furnishings, veiliogz, ladics'
collars culfi and rut-bingo. gloves-Jer-
sey web, century cloth, lndica' under-
wear, and those articles are sold for 19
Cents; some single, some in lots; some 19
cent-i a yard, some 3 yards for 19 cents,
and in divers ways. ' And then in the
basement (don't forget the basement) are
bargains for 19 cents in house furnishing
goodn. The goods have all been cut from
‘25 cents and the price is 19 cents. How
they do it is the question, but they do,
as ii visit to the store will convince you.

BNTEKTAINMI‘ZNTS.

 

Opera House. .

The “Two Johns" will appear at the
Opera House on Tuesday evening in their
now play the "Fat Men's Club." This
play is more funny than the ”TWO
Jolina'lsoloig played by them. It is
the kind of fun there is no harm in and
that anyone can go, see and enjoy. Thi-
chart is now open at Quintard & Sulfaz
drug store, Norwalk, and Baxter's
South Norivalk.

Alice .1. SIIIW. ‘

The (liver: of Wliistlers, Mrs. Alice J.
Shawmnd an excellent concert company
will appear at Music Hall tu-iuorrow eve-
ning. The Cleveland Philiidealer says:
"It is not often that a good whistler is
able to fill a large theatre with a fashion-
able assemblage. but that was done last
evening at the Opera House by Mrs.
Alice J. Show, who has the reputation
of being the finest whistler in the world.
While ordinary whistling will drive an
unwilling listener to distraction, such
flute-dike tours as those produced through
the lips of Mrs. Shaw remind one of the
muiiic of song-birds, or expert flute and
piccolo playing. It is not only pleasing
music, but artistic music, and to n culti-
vated musician it is a surprise that she
can correctly produce all the notes of the
most difficult compositions by the simple
pocketing of the lips.”

Uncle Tom's Cabin.

Manager Hoyt has secured Peck &,
Fursinaii's Mammoth spectacular Uncle'
Tom’s Cabin for Music Hall, Friday ev.
ening, Feb., 15th.. Of this popular play
and the company, the Saratoga Journal
says: “Peck dc Fursman's Uncle Tom’s
Cabin Company played to a large house
at Putman Hall last night, and their
representation of the drama was excel-
lent. The Topsys and the Marks in their
specialities kept the auilieuc-r in a roar
of laughter: tiie jubilee singers, aunt
Oplielia,UncleTom arid others, performed
their parts above criticism, and Eva, by
the youngest child actress on the stage,
deliver her songs and the pretty, child
like sentiments of, the play in a charm—
ing manner. The company as a whole
is a good one, and can be commended to
any place where it is billed. '

Grand Fair and Kirmeu to he (lives by
Buckingham Post and Company I'.

A grand fair and kiriness is to be held
in the armory, under the auspices of
Buckingham Post and Company F to
last one week, commencing on Feb. 13th.
The armory will be tastefully decorated
and filled With all kinds of useful and
ornamenial goods and relies. The seas-
on tickets are one dollar, and entitle the
holder to a chance in a number of valuap
his prises. Tickets can um from

 

 

 

member-of thorn-torn! company 1‘.

Anniversary.

Widueai‘liiy evening Mr. and Mrs.
Amos Ferris celebrated the fifth aunt
verasry of their wedding, by giving a
party to about thirty of their friciiilii, at
their house on South Main strirvt. 'l‘hvy
spent the evening in dancing, and guinea,

and some of the older (lllt'il taking a re.»

view of lbellvo years past. At 10 o‘clock
a Cllllflllllfl was served, which fuelled un-
til nearly midnight. The party In“ at
1 o'clock, wishing the couplii many more
such periods of happy married lil‘i'.

RAILBDAI) REPORT“.

An Accident on the Hartford IICNMIH other
Items of Interest Regarding Ilallroudii.
Freight conductutaof the Consolidated

mud have liien ordered to t’Xilllllflt" the

seals of every car at plucra where freight

is taken or dt‘llVl'ft‘fl and to iinilm coup,

plelc records, not only (if their condition
but slit!) of the initial : with which they
are stainpi-Yl.

suptll'l'lft-fltlt'llf, All-in oi‘ the Shore
Liiiediviaion ofilic tloiisnlulniml rmiil,
Superintendent sziulding of the New
London Northern road. fiuprrinicndmil
Gardiner of the Stoiiington road, the
managers of the Unioiidopot in New
London, hold their monthly meeting in
Supciintendent Spuulding's i-tlico iii New
London y'ei-teruiiy afternoon. .

Three of the large llalwin IllellllUlth'Q:

bought by the Consolidated road about
ayear ago. owing to thc iiicrenee of

freight businciuiro being third on freight j

trains.

CONNECTICUT \‘li‘l'liltikxs.
TheAiiniml Bin-aiipmciit of flu.- (i. A. It.
at \l‘lnntcil Ne“ Week,

Confirm-smart Warner, of hlim‘iurmhcf
national coiumaudi-r ol the Grand Army :
will be the giwst of the l'nnm‘ciicut dc- ;

partiiii-nt at the annual encampment
in Winstnd on Friday vvi-ni‘ng, Fol»

ruary 15th, and thorvrni will b.» one of‘

very great intern-t to the Vt‘fr‘fftfl hul-
diors of III" stale. ticnual .‘licr-
man, (iwncral Hicklcs and

guests of thi- unoiiupinent and will par» l
ticilmii iu the annual lustiviiies of the
order, which will ln- of exceptional inter-g
eat. Ilcpzirtzncii' (Vrnvn'w l-‘r H. ll. llorn.

'l

of Winstml, S :.. . i vi’in ..-': lt-r
Wm. II. I’ierimii: oi” New fir-.1: and
Junior \‘ici- Conniiuader ill-o. W. Keefer
of Bridgepofl. will lrv prominently asso-

ciated in tliecriiup lire programme. llav-

ernor Morgan ti. Bulkli y an 1 staff have

accepted an invitation to be present.,
the .

The Connecticut members of
National Commander Warner's staff all
of whom are cxpect-id, to be present, are

[at E. I'orbcs of Hartford. Darwin C. !
Andrews Samuel Mlllr‘r, William S ‘c'cll

of New Haven, Charles M. Bm‘innn of
Hartford and JJIIIL'I T. Proudman.

be guests of the department:
Susprndod Animation.

Thu-re is a case of suspen led animation
in llawlcyville which is nt'racling the
attention of physicians and expi rts in
nervous diseases all over the Slut».
suhj cl is BII‘SS Belle McArthur. aged 13
years. Tiic attacks of the initially Cfifllt'

upon her pt’!l(‘dl€8ll)’ Willmuf. Mirning,‘

lasting from five to tight days, causing
her to lose control of her physical power
and to appear inanimate, like one who is
dead.

mo;sture of her respiration.
in a trance. A Singular feature of the
case is her no... of feeling and hearing
are rendered painfully acute, causing hr-r

to suffer what she describes as the must ‘

terrible agony of know-lug all that is
going on about her without the ability
to express herself.
general health is good, and win it in. nor-
mal condition she is bright, willy and
vivacioui.

The Cost of Pensions.

“The cost of pensions in this country
for the current year will be over $57,000.-
000. This is $21,000,000 more than the
entire net ordinary expanse“; of the gov-
ernment in the year before the war. It is
$60,000,000 more than the cost of pensions
13 years after the close of the war. The
pension list for the United States costs
this year within $3,000,000 as much as
the annual cost of the standing army of
Great Britain and within $18,000,000 as
much as the enormous standing army of
(iermany.”——New York Would.

Governor Bulkclcy’s Orders.
(l )vcrnnr Bulkeley has, by general ord-
ers. accorded all regular militarv organi-

zations of other states permission to on- '

ter and pass through Connecticut en
route to and from the inauguration at
\Vaslllngton mil flier cumin: centennial
celebralim in New York. This: makes it
unneCcssary for each organization, to
make direct request for permission.

KNIGHTS 01" 1""! fl IAS.

 

Increase in Meiiibcrdilp.

The annual session uf‘the grand lodge,
Knights of Pythias. will be bold in Hart-
ford on Tuesday, Feb. 10. The “silver
anniversary" of the i rder will occur on
the same date and will be observed by
the grand lodge during the evening.
Grand Chancellor, James R. Carnshsn,

of Indianapolis, will be‘ the guest of the?

liniivral :
Stewart 1.. \l’omlfnrd WIII ftlsil be the;

‘ Pair:
Chaplains (,‘liie-f Anderson of Brooklyn .
and I. M. Foster of New Haven will alsuj

The.

When in this state the fact that
life exists can only be detected by liold-'
irig a mirror t) her lips to catch that
She is now:

Miss McArtbui'i-i‘

lexccptionally eucccsaftil. The increase
in nieuiheriihip in the H do is upwards of
000. With the. new lodge which he will
inniituio at Now London llllll evening,
then: will be four new lodges to report
for this your.

 

. Watch Charm Lost.

. FlA'f‘ldomluuno. incl his gold rlm. A null-

lilili- reward iilll hv pull] for lie return ti this

offli'i'. I031
Wanted.

(siltlll cook iiiid s wallow.

Apply at lltln
f ullii n. llritiu i.- rod ’c lintuciid. is lit

 

, More and 'I‘ciicrncnt To Let.

Q'l‘lilll-l sud vow-n "lull“! in let, ltl No 00 North
i Main elicit. Solilli Nuru‘nlk. Inquire of

f~ IW .lilllS Ill llith‘BN, Turnpike.
l .. ..

l

 

_ Situation Wanted.

‘ ITL‘ATION wanted by a shoe tiller accustomed
to timing up stoma. Willing to learn other
Address A. L. t', Box 7.11, so. Norwslk its

9 i.
'- lillf'l s.

f ..

1 Large Home and Lot For Sale.

Q 'l‘tlfl former VBEIII‘HCC of (l. B. If '. fifth house
. almvc Port I'uini ltosd. on 0: mi avenue.
} flaw ii funnier; wall-r on dirt and «moral floor; ulw
\H‘ll of mind Walt-r: fruit on the premises. ltniuiirc
of i; ll flint“ infill .t litupp'r Factory, No. '2,
: fi‘.
Restaurant.
E (‘IAIH AND tle‘l‘l-ZRS sorted in every style
and mid liyihc l unit or bin-lief, Clam chow.

dcia .lmti y. Tim is HENRY cum .3 00.,
- it) In: Steamboat Duck, 30. Norwalk.

l
~ To Rent.

' ltilims on Henry tit. 80th Norwalk; rent
0, sl'lilltl'flftllflilt. l'rmr-ion Fchat, Apply
,lo ll . Yul sus. at Meliwuud MT: (‘0. 3‘25 if

 

 

,_ llouitcii To Let.

_ ()N‘Wo xlward Aux. rent fit for month: water
' , ii.;:iiirl flu-t Summit, rent Sill or month;
inalir in Eng ri-of 3,5, “()0 WARD,

 

Portraits
0 N nihiliwl and crayon Black and White
Pit-um. Ari. pork or all description».
f), (i l‘tlthH,5mmf0l’fI.
Tlfilll'Ah‘ lI:\l.I.0llAN, Norwalk.
u‘ili .

 

_ Removal.
’l‘UE Nth" York Tm (lo. hsi- rented fill! {milding
‘ pow 01:“:me by J T. Protein, 47 his it fine:
. Mllt’ft‘ flit-y mil (itv'll about the first of April
:in fIle-ufll IIIIL' work of groceries. ill!)

with
flat

 

‘ 0) slurs.

l‘ltlslf desiring oysters owned fresh daily can
pristru'c them of R. J Cl'Tl-ILL.

; m) if Foot of Raymond St.

Wait-r- (Inst-ts and Ccsupoofs
thalicd.

HE underpinned has flrfl class facilities frr

cleaning untrr clouds. and cesspoolr, and help

’ ipialllln-d in do the work in the best manner. Prices

- i n.- lowcrt. Addict-i- Box 40.9 53. Somslk. 512 lm

 

. Bridgeport and Norwnflt Motio-

: engcr.

‘ ](lll.\' ll SMITH will stlcnlltr) allordvri left at
r .folin Briiinmi-r's Barber shopfiouth Nonalk,
lockwi-mix Andrews Marin-E. Sorwalk, and P. If.
Brut lion's, 32‘; Broad St., Bridgeport, and will make

daily trip-ii. yr! 3m

 

.
Messenger.

ENSE’l’l’, the mail carrier, will call for, and
drawer parcels of Norwalk or South Norwalk

for lcncemi- each, weight limited to hit pounds.
slatt- st Norwsllt and South .‘s'urwalk Postotlices.
l’rompznc-e and dispatch guaranteed.
do) A. BEXKET'I‘.

 

Daily New \ orlt Messenger.
l).\lll'ELS tolled for and delivered In all parts, of
- . the my or viciaiiy. Prompt aitcmmn paid to
all Utilrf!‘ lei: ar‘l’iaistul‘e, Somalis. or Hoyt‘s drug
.«znru. south Norwallt. F. W. AXDRKWS. if! 331

 

lluvilund'ii l‘rull Store.
131.“: Florida (Iranian. Fine Layer Pics, Vermin
flat-a. All kinds of new huts, Malaga
lvrrpcs, Ll mom. Confectionery. etc, at
t'. A. uM'lLASD’m :5 thin st. Sour-ilk.

 

George R. llndcrlllll

Is now in town rolling Household 8 [ties fcr
int-h or by lnniazlvm :s at prices ond com-
petition. Parties desiring bargains can call at No,
ii Raymond st, City. marlll t!

 

Mrs. L A. Davidson.

Christian Science or Mental Healing.
)Itlt’flis for Teaching or floating low. Consult»
lion fn-e. City Hotel, Thursdays of each week.
All diseasesm-atui mentally, dispensing with drugs,
a= it is, by the exercise of our llighiat Mental Powers
that relief is given. fiitcmperanoc, Opium and
Tobacco habit treated successfully. 03 I m

 

For Sale. ,
[IR Whitney Art, Store, at South ”Norwalk.
. Thisis one of the heat and most complete
islltullhn store plants in the slate, (icing a good
business. Light icnt, good location and good work
‘ rhinos, No competition. Doings paying business
_ it run at light expense. Will he mid on favorable
rerun. owner has too much other husiucfs to give it
; iiiiiirand attention Mr. W. I‘. Whitney, manager,
; ill gin- one month's work and instruction frce‘ to
- purchaser. Apply at the store.
:28 E. C. WEITXEY.

 

 

i \IORRBLL & L‘flOMlDlE‘U would call the
1 . . attention or the public to collect vy have I
.~ lame number of cheap lots, rheap‘ homes and cheap
l :irnis fir sale Also are doing business for the
; lit-st tile and Fire Insurance companies, furniture
l in—nnng a specialty. 126m

 

, 9 GREAT REKKDHIS combined in Haifa Syrup
. o) of '1‘», Wild Choir and Hovebonnd. the best
1 Cough SympandLung samintheworldflscenta
labzltie. It is invaluable for Group in children.
ySold by all drucgiats. The genuine only has far.-
; simlle of the signature of Jae. E. flair in Rd ink on
l 9’! uackm. Bair‘s Pharmacy, manufacturers,
: Bridgeport, Conn. oct tom

 

iWnr-rnnt for the Annual City
,_ Electing.

MAYOR’S OFFICE,
._ Sorrn Noawatx. (‘12, Feb. 5th. rm. .
T o Edmund E. (from, (’in Clerk of the (5ny
g Scum Nor-troll. L‘I .'
‘ Sim—By authority vested la me as Mayor and by
ordi-r or the Board of (Mauritian-,1 hereby com-
1 round you to give notice to the legal voters of this
. ct. y, that the annual city meeting wil'. be held at the
sa ration Army Burnt-as, on North lain street, in
paid city, on me nth day of f-‘cb., 1m, at 8 o'clock
p, m . for the purview of laying a tax on the polls
and ramble estate within the limits of said city to
defray the cumni expcum of said city, and to pay
a portion oi the incrblcdness thereof. and also to
t‘utnlllil’ the Idtlflblllly of connecting the upper
reservoir of the my wa'cr works and the prevent
Inwcr l'r.‘M‘f\'OIf with a proper and suitable sited iron
ring a: if to make a‘l ympcr and necessary cannon.
lions of pipes in perfectingihc scrum-nit to con.
: F410! the advisability of increasing the holding
namely of rho present reservoirs/or to build an
- udmiionai one it thought bust. and if darned
to bi- for the bean inicrwt of the city, to authorize
the It yard of Wm: commissioners. to have such
C(lTthEIOM made and increased storage uptdfy of

Waftl’.
; FRANK COIBTOCK.
. layer

.
A true copy. attest:

pm, noncxo ft. caown.

l on, Clerk to

\

 

grand lodge. and will deliver one of tbelPrunes ! Prunes !

addresses. lit-Lieutenant Governor Geo.

G. Sumner will also attend the anniver-

sary and is expected to deliver an tid-

Nowlsthcttmetoeatthem;whsuyoncanpt

g22 lbs.‘ for $1.00

dress. Grand Chancellor George II.

Deming
annual

ofW,willprsssnttho
m Import-shun

Daniel L’IIbImedleu’s.

 

I'll Illllll.

Nll'lf hoiiw on Union avenue; lhirlecn name;
with lulu,
l'lllior part of llf’lt‘li hint!" on lxuuniil rtml.
l’ppcr ml of llOllH'flll Iain rim-t.
J14" Kriliilri- of t‘IlAS. T. LEOXARD.

Flll‘ 8 li 0i Bail 'I'll'lll

l)Rill’ElfT\' of Bridgeport. Saviors llank.~—Do
siraliic House and iot,stlliy 12", on ”about!
Am. Ear-t h‘orwalk, l‘onn.
Apply to
stroll If. LAYTON.
bDllIll Nora nlk,i‘t.

 

 

menu

A.

JEWELER.

Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.
' You Watch llcpalrlng a Specialty.
34 Washington 8L, - South Namath.

 

 

A Tlltlflflllfilll

COMMERCIAL EDUCATION,

lmtll lllt‘tsf'l‘llf'al and practical. also

Short-Hand

——AND—-—
'1‘ Y1" E-V’Vlt I '1‘ I NG
-—A'l' Till—-
Evening Commercial School,
Gazette Building. Xorwalk. Conn.

A Glu‘ldl‘IAN CIASS

will men he started. Call on or addrrrs
FRANK ll. 8135003.

P. Svrllso {laziness Delortmcnt, [induction
College you

ll 0 31 131% B. 110 171‘,

JflWllIlll‘ llIlll Ulllllll,

l5 ltailroud Place,
Sole !.gcnt for the (‘clebrattd
Aqua Crystal Spectacles
and Eye Glasses.

Eyes testul fric.

 

N0.

Also fill: film: l’cbblc szctscles.
Always in rtrck. full line

Big-in. Waltham,
Hampden. Columbus.
Springfield,

Non-Magnetic'll’iilches.

French and American Clocks,
(Queen Cufl' I-lolders,
New and artistic designs in '
S11ver Ware,
Diamonds and Fine Jewelry.
Musical Instrument Supplier,&c.

NO. to RAILROdD PLACE,
. 4 DOORS FRO! P. 0.

IIIBBLE 8i CCIISTCCI

OFFEI!

 

Of unimpinch ride quality as follows:

lst Quality Tomatoes I Ir, "
Me

Lima Beans , “ 78c
Early June Peas 15c, °‘ 80c
Succotnvli 13¢, “ 70:
Golden Punt lain 12c, " 65c
The Best lo islcr ever

put up We. “ at 00
Salmon 1M, “ I. 00

Fresh flannel Hllflllll.

Something New In Canned

Goods. The)" are nice caring

and not to be thought of as sini-

Iur to any llcvrinz known here.

Price, loo a Can; 3 Cans “In; 6

Carr‘s 76c.

Pine California Canned Apricots
“ “ Green Gage Plums
' 0‘

22c
251:

i‘ ‘i ' Iv. 25c
“ ‘- thine Cherries 30:
it ~‘ Bartlett Pears 30c
Yellow Peaches 18¢ can or 6 cans
forsult). ‘

Baked Beans 15c, six runs S-ic
Best Brand Corned Beef 6 cans 81.00

All Good; All Cheap

We hope to see you later.

Billie l Clllllllllll

W.” ILMEEKER & co-

SOLE AGENTS

 

 

' TIE-IE

F0 R

_'lllllll “19918 "91111015..

Gas Fitting.
Tin and Sheet .lron Work.
a'rovzs, Banana.
AND ‘TINWARE.
htlniat- (iv. for

Steam and Hot Air Heating.

 

Horseman“.

 

s. I‘Ii‘ldll It IS»,

Canned floods,

Mountain Sun-r Corn 12c, six cans 3.x '

PRICEWTWO CENTS. ,

 

WWW
MUSIC HALL
i. it. now. an... . 7
Slit. Ev’nu, Feb. 001,1880. ,
union. 3. l’olllh- the min

the first a reliance, slate liter m
Amer lca's 'tieiiomrnos.

MmAliceJ.Shtw

The Whistling Pn-allala,

And Queen at all Artists no a war-um

whmvlnlttofondonthepsstm ” a “a.
tluiul M‘ltlloflt‘l? of sneer-l. '

Sill! Wllla’l‘hflll Tlfllll “n
”if MCI AND BRING... ”'flm

IRS. SHAW ill be some! w
excellent company of” ‘

Ilsa onus rotism. Visit-ire.

Ilsa turn! Posh; starts; Instr-

I183 Justus it “Inna Asa-pd:
for In. BEA .

tin s. v. mat-Is.
”B. GUETAVK TEAM. The “M,

f’rlces, - '5, ”and um “
THIRD ANNUAL

MASQUERADE BALL

*0;—

Ulllll Brain Lilli, Ill. 19.”

K. OF P..

DIUSIO HAJJIJ,

Monday Evening, Feb. 11. :.
lush: by Battle's Orchatra. ill.

OPERA Housing
Thursday, Feb. 14.

J . C- STEWAI‘T’S

FAT MEN’S CLUB
COMEDY COMPANY, ‘

In J. C. Stewart's latest marital cit-sly In
mamas ,:

mum's own
24 ARTISTS 24 ARTISTS 24

Incideu‘ m'opauicm MM
was. aways-“SM Id:
' uranium I

Prices:35, so and 75 ct:

cam , M u as 'lur
NWT... umw.m°""‘m"‘q

RI U SIC HAIJIJ,

I. I. la". Isaac, .
033 HIGH! 0.5!,

Friday, Feb. 15,]
Pack a: form’s

Uncla'i'fi'n‘nh

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35 and 500m cm "W,"
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tumour, mounts,

1‘08 ()le .
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MONDAY, ran. V is. ’89."

xxxuxxxxmxxx

Grand Band Concert

livery Event-g by

Heine’s Full Brass Band

 

 

111m“

Season Tickets, ‘1, l l

Bulimia: the fielder is Draw
in Twenty lira-I [rim .. t

Siggle Admission, t“. .
manor: do Gowns?
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