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Sentinel.
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ONN., iiili'l‘l‘llDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1889.
l‘llE EVENING SENTINEL
it! ltAlhll()AD l’lsACI‘f-s
SOUTH NOBWILK.
95 El A IN fi'l‘l‘l-J l'i'l‘.
NORWALI.
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lo. mWofIalnasd‘ ordstrgets,‘ syn
D.nsnovsn'sbosststld.l.t..\hlnus no
school; kf‘v
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‘ street at school house
'0' u' [animus bliltllllg. “In
less on: is} .
l0. “WW“; 0. to Concord street, and
”Ilaanstrset'corna of Ann street; key at
'0' u. Wolf‘s saloon and all factories
key
m comer of llayflt'fl avenue;
I“. “'slt‘xhniekeuusn's Mdt'fwc.
t. cans.
M o' for fi 'l'ilae.
37......“ new: 1-D Wm H
"" strokes of me bell (thus 1-14) slgnldcs the
city sister is to be turned off.
intravenous ro arr sown-s.
tlvs information of s are in your home
“F” all the
dlats newbovhsod unlock the box door:
mil-Bf up theybos and do not 0pm >
Risk seals soul the next milliyouyrp‘elrlglllan
afiwdzerflzlfze that‘ls retnriufd to its
prupw plans. salt. “(:31m‘tg‘lfm
door:
‘ rLtst ofrllvlatters V k
Banal“ ln’the Panama at South . orvrsl ,
soon" 13:. 91h. is“. Persons calling for any of
these mirth plan say they are lllt‘crtlscd.
Miss Jste Soldier. Miss Julia Taylor, Henry
‘rsylorai, Ilmlrl Turpifily. flame Heed. Dare]
saunas. J. ll. l‘pfllct’f. rs. union. Hrs. .Iaryeu
Parsons. lsry l'ensero Mary 0 GM’,
Mrs. J. McNeil. W, [1.
Mrs. kinms Carroll. Mrs.
(labialm suite Gold.
(Mk! PM“, ”n. f'.
now. an. Ellen Kingkin. Edward mum.
M m I.
”in“ “M 1.8.DCBSI'SOJ'JI.
son. Mrs.
scary If. Johnson, James
ridge, Jan“! I. bflfllfl.
If. Y. Harald Weather Forecasts.
The centre of the Northwestern depres-
sion has advanced to Lake Ontario,
whence it will probably move eastwardly ’
today. Temperature rose in the United
States yesterday; the chief minimum re—
was 14 degrees below zero, at
Northfield, VL; the chief maximum fill,
at San Antonio, Texas. In this district
to—day warmer, cloudy to partly cloudy
weather will probably prevail, preceded
by light snow or rain, with fresh to bflak
southerly to westerly winds, followed by
clearing and later by fair weather. In
the Middle States warmer, cloudy to
partly cloudy weather and fresh south.
westerly to westerly winds will proved,
with light rain (snow in the northern
portions' " followed by clearing to air,
dightlv ”colder weather, and in New
England warmer, cloudy weather, with
rsinor snow and fresh to brisk southerly
towesterly winds. On Sunday in this
section and in New England slightly
colder. partly cloudy to fairh mar will
prohahl ail, with free soul wee
erly to domesterly winds, preceded by
rain or snow in northern New England;
and on Monday fair weather, with slight
thermal changes and variable Winds.
Tillman NEWS.
___.._———
llnfatnrsauuanacfor‘loalorrow.
' htide Inwtide Sunrises Sunsets
fl$7.38 l 12.32 l 0.53 l 5.21
_______.___.__.——
The total shipment of hats from this
city, for the week ending Feb. 9th, was
875 area, 130 rac~k_s.
Mia Minnie Grace, will spend Sunday
in New York.
—Tbe celebrated Star shirt waists at
Comuock Bros.
Edward Bassett has returned from a
visit in Brooklyn.
A. Elbert Grafton, of New Jersey, is
visiting with Mr. and Mrs. George Clark.
Sumac”... Sweet’s baby died yester—
day, and the funeral will be held to-
morrow _- _
—Try Pisisted’s Little
Pills; only 15c. ......“
Dana Biasell is happy today. He
hwsed 160 tons of ice before the snow
came.
Judge W.8. Botlton, who has been
confined to his house for several weeks,
is improving fast, and will be out among
his friends before many days.
—00c fora 5 lb. pailof pure lard.
Hayes market.
Colonel Robert’s school marched in a
body from the school to theOpera House
last night to witness the entertainment
which was given for the benefit of the
library.
William 15. Dana has a new bone
which attracted a great deal of n’tcntion
yemerdsy. It is an imitation on. , which
hewilluseforasign, but it luks as natr
oral as life. «
——A good collar for 5a., culls 90. per
pair at Comstock Bros.
Peter Callahan, of Norwalk, who drives
for the Belknsp Tea Company, 'flllc
driving through Wesport yesterday.
met with an accident. His horse ran
away and generally demolished thing.
Laxatative
I".
On Sunday afternoon a mass meeting
‘ formsn only will be held in the Y. M.
C. A. gymnasium at 4 o‘clock. A quar-
rstts of Yale ludents will be present and
conduct the services. All men are in-
vital.
5—805“ Fresh? Buns for roasting, 12)
cuts a pound at F. Bayes’.
'I'Iis frssrsilrosd ps- alms baseb-
tsiasd sscha'loldon theOhloIagl-Is—
tarstbst thsflasswsplsfnfsltesllsd
apostoprsyrsssnfly: “0mm
“mum-Manitoba"
l’hwnix Engine coriipany hold a arterial
lllrt‘llllg lust night.
William Grey is improving front on
attack of diphtheria.
~».\ good all wool punts for $2.50, at
Cornulm'k lift».
The first sleigh of this“... made its
appearance in the borough this morning.
llenry Jones, of the borough, says it is
a fact that the Stamford girls are pref.
tier than those of Norwalk; but be is
prejudiced in favor of Stamford.
-—Winsor & Newton's tubes To, nt
Whitney‘s Art Store.
George Ambler, of East Norwslk, slip
on the ice in front of Morrell a
L'ffommedinn'snlllcti lll't,,evenlng. In
his fall be injured his hip quite badly.
Douglas Fowler Posh”. A. ll., will
be represented at the Grand Army En-
campment at Winsted Feb. l.”l'll and
16th, by l commander. 2 delegates and 5
past commanders.
Miss Xellle Cube“, who has been vill-
iting with Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Hilbert,
Miss Ida M.Thom| son and other friends,
Tuesday returned to her hornein Nor-
walk.—-—ftidgefield Press.
—~l~f:: per potttiiTIEXtrll Sugar (lured
llama. F. llayrn‘ market.
Notwithstanding the storm. a large
number attended the meeting of the
Union (impel Temperance ltwform As-
sociation last evening. The swecbes
were listened to with much interest.
James Fisher, of the borough. and Mi-s
Amelia T. Vincent. of Stamford, were
married in Stamford last evening. They
left this morning for the carnival at
Montreal, where they will stop for a few
days. _'__fl fl .
——Tllc latest styles in hats at Cornstock
Bros. “
Mr. and Mrs. M. [1. Parsons returned
from Wisconsin last night. Mr. Parsons
has been in Wisconsin about two weeks
and purchased a car load of‘ fine horses,
which are expected to arrive next Tues-
day. -..
Joseph Carrier of the borough, and
"bulimia Matthewson will be married
at 4 o'clock this afternoon at the resi-
dence of the bride’s parents on Butler
street. Rev. George Van Alstyne, D. 1).,
will perform the ceremony.
-—‘.‘Iew line of mouldings just received
at Whitney's Art Store.
Daniel Riley and family—wife and lwr
children—are all sick shed with pneu-
monia. They nrebeing helped by kind
neighbors. Mr. and Mrs. Riley are very
thankful for their kind deeds and wish
to thank them through our columns.
Ata special meeting of Phil-nix En—
gine C0,, held last evening, the company
voted to attend the fun ‘ al of Edward
H. Glover, and to inviteelb: Pioneer ll.
& L. Co., Hope Bose Co. nd the Fire
Police to attend the funeral on Monday
afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Remember the masquerade ball to be
given by Olive Branch lodge, Knights
of Pythias, at Music Hall on Monday
evening Heine's orchestra will furnish
music for dancing. Those desiring to
hireacostnme can procure one from a
costumer who will be at the hall on
Monday after 9 a. m.
——-Tl:e finest line of 25c. four in hand
scarfs ever shown at Comstock Bros.
Mrs. Jennie Hope, was before Judge
Knapp again this morning charged with
being a common drunkark. She didn’t
care how long she was sent to jail for
and Judge Knapp accommodated her by
giving her 120 days at Bridgeport jail
and costs of the court. When she re-
turns to ‘Sorwalk the flowers will be in
bloom.
——Shirts made to order at Comstock
Bros. ____.___
Aglaziev arrived in town yesterday
morning, with his back lowedrdown
with glam, putty, etc. He started for
the Washington street bridge, from the
depot, and was passing the open lot
when he slippedand fell with a crash
that echoed through the street. l‘le
nw'orenlittle in Hebrew, and left for
partsunknown._
-Puro Bome-rmdered Lord, 12 cents
a pound, at P. llayes’.
At the last meeting of the Hat Finish-
ers a vote was passed that “our director
be instructed to vote for d resolution
which shall have for its object the co-
asvoclation with the Federation of
Labor.” This does not mean the local
amociation shall withdraw from the
Knights of Labor, but that the finishers
shall affiliate with both the great labor
organizationa—Dsnbury Press.
-A complete line of genl's night shirts
at Comswck Bros.
Morrell d: L’flomidieu got through an.
other large sale of real estate this week
in East Norwalk belonging to Rufus R.
Osborn and known as Fitch's Point, con-
taining about fourteen ,acres which
ought to have heals the market long
agoforbnildinglotsasitbsssflnsoom
manning water view and front. The
”purchaser was J. C. Hawkins of Islip,
long Island, now engaged tn the lum-
bar and coal business of that plans. He
will in tbs near future build and make
his hours there. and mobs somsutsn-
Isttkvrssssss nssyswwtobssvss.’
“humanism.
operation of the National Bat Finishers'.
Some of our but shops arr- qulto bury.
l‘Imor A. Smith of tho tclmiliono t‘lllll'
puny is much improved to day.
Theodore lloyt has purchased it this
horse from Bridgeport parties.
~R‘lltl Kreiger‘s advertisement, a
great clearing out role at Rutgers.
The llrst sleigh of the season made its
appearance last night at 10 o'clock.
in.» Annie Dil’eck, of Toronto. is m
illng with Mr. and Mrs. Peter Saunders.
Miss Annie Watkins, of New Haven,
in visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Jackson.
Frank B. l’urdy, who was Well known
in this clty, died at. his home in New
York on Wednesday. ‘
——Si|k mulllers at omit at (lamstock
Bros.
Alexander Atwster bliss finished build-
ing chance on West avenue. He will‘
occupy it next week.
Larger and more frrquent shipments
of oysters are being made from this city.
owing to the late cold snap.
lishier J. J. Millard is considering
taking a trip to the Pacific slope after he
iervers his connection with the that Not-
on'rl b'lnk, March 1st.
If. Theile, while crossing the East Nor-
walk bridge yesterday afternoon, on his
way home, slipped and fell, dislocating
his shoulder. lie is unable to be about.
Mr. llale, the gentleman who has pur-
chased the drug business of George
Plaivzted at the corner of Main and Wall
streets, went to South Manchester this
morning to spend Sunday with his fam-
ily. He expects to move them to Nor-
waik soon.
“'III’IE CAPS.
Norwalk Men Rectava Notices to Desist
from l-lvll Doing.
For several day past people of the bor-
ough its been receiving letters warnv
ing them to desist from their evil ways
or they would be eumrnanaraly dealt
with. These notices have been signed
“White Caps." The last notice was re.
solved this morning by one of the pro-
minent young mount the borough which
ralllo'l' frightened him. It was embello
lsflt‘tl with askull and crossbones with
this motto above “Nemo Lassen Comet"
and lead as follows; You must find
steady employment, stop smoking cigar—
etts and attend church more regularly or
you will I’Ct'lPV'.‘ well deserved and severe
punishment at our hands. Beware, we
are well muted and mean business R. S.
Comply with our order or leave town
within three days. This wrll be our last
notice." The young man is badly fright-
ened and thinks seriously of leaving
town.
BMTZKTAINM ZNTS.
.tlchJT—fiw.
This evening Mrs. Alice J. Shaw, the
whistling prima donns. and an excellent
concert company will appear at Music
Hall this evening. The Boston Herald
says of Mrs. Shaw: “She has a stage
presence that is beyond description, and
her physical perfections are not mislead-
ing as regards her musical nature, for
that she is a musician of rare natural
abilities no one can question after hear-
ing her whistle. She first astonished her
audience by whistling Ardili’s ‘fl Bacio’
waltz, with all the artistic skill, expres-
sion, and technical elaboration of a thor-
oughly competent vocalist, bringing out
the beauties of the composition in the
most charming fashion."
Concert and Readings at Congregational
Church.
The Young Pecples’ Society of Christ-
ian Endeavor of the Congregational
church will give an entertainment at the
church next Wednesday evening, that
offers more for the price of admission, 15
cents, than could reasonably be asked
for. They have secured H. L. Orters,
the elocutionist, for readings and recita-
tions, and Miss Clara L. Rowlee, contra!»
to, of Brooklyn, and our best local talent
for vocal and instrumental music. The
programme is printed in full in the en»
tertainment column today. .If the
church is not crowded next Wednesday
evening we shall be very much mistaken.
The young people could not offer better
inducements than this entertainment.
Broke ms Leg.
Fred Simpson fell on the sidewalk in
front of his home last evening. at 9
o'clock, and broke his leg. He stopped
upon some ice which was under the snow
which caused him to slip. He was car-
ried into the house by friends. The bone
although sot. caused him a great deal of
pain. __ ....
Methodist Church. Borwalk.
The evangelistic meetings will coutin»
us next week commencing with Tuesday
evening. All the meetings begin at 7:45
p.m. and open with a service of song led
by achorus of twenty voices. Preaching
tomorrow at 10:30 a.m. Evangelistic.
services at 7 p.m. Twenty or more have
professed conversion this week. Still
“there‘s more to follow.”
A Pleasant Gathering.
All entertainment was held at the res-
idence of Dr. If. P. Pardon last evening
for the benefit of the Congregational
church organ fund. Refreshments were
served and a male quartette from Yale
College sang sevsral selections. The en-
tertslnmeat was under the management
of Dr. Emily Parties, and was a social
asidssaahlssossw.
‘I‘lllt WISTPOI‘I' (318151.
The l'oiirlulttcs Agslnst Ilr llublwll.
Senator Uowles of the senate commit-
too on contested (lection-i, yesterday
morning submitted the report of the
Weslpoli lmllut box case. It is as fol-
Iowa:
The committee on contested elections
to whom was referred the petition of
William B. llubbell in the Thirteenth
senatorial district alleging that a mis-
take was made ill counting the ballots
clot in the town of Westport in said dis-
trict at the electors’ meeting held on the
0th of November last, and praying for
reasons therein set forth that the pell-
tioner be doclaml to be duly and legally
ell-cred st actor from said district in place
of lion. Lyman 8. Catlin of Stratford, In
said district, the sitting members beg
leave to report. that they fully heard tbel
petitioner and respondent by witnesses
and counsel and upon consideration are
of the opinion that the petitioner should
have leave to withdraw. Your commit-
tee further report that they are of opin-
ion thnt there ought not to be a count»
ing of the ballots now in the ballot box
at said Westport, marked general ticket
and which should contain the ballotscsst
for said senator and other candidates on
the general ticket at the blended meet-
ing held on the 6th of November last at
said Westport for the following reasons:
First—Because ill the opinion of your
committee the evidence offered in behalf
of the pt"f.lll0flt'f‘ was wholly insufficient
to establish or prove the mistake in said
count as alleged in said petition, or that
there. was any mistake in the counting
of the ballots cost at said meeting, and
because said evidence was wholly insuffi-
cient to create a reasonable doubt of the
corn-cloves of the count as announced
by the llloderator of the said lllcctors’
meeting in said Westport and officially
returned by him to the secretary of the
state.
Brenna—Because your committee from
the evidence offered were not sufficient-
ly assured that the ballots now contained
in the ballot box in the hands of, the
town clerk in said town of Westport are
identical with and are the only ballots
placed in said box by the authorized of-
ficers immediately after the counting of
said ballots at the said electors’ meeting.
in that it appeared to your committee
by the evidence offered that the law of
the state for the safe keeping and pres-
ervation of the ballots sat". at an electors’
meeting had not been complied with,
and especially because it appeared by the
evidence offered before your committee,
that the ballot box in which were placed
the ballots counted by the counters at
said cleclors’ meeting was notsealed un»
til about the hour of 6:30 o‘clock the
morning of the day following said elec-
tors’ meeting, and because it appeared
flint said ballot box was not during the
night following said electors’ meeting,
securely kept, and so that it could not be
opened without the knowledge of the
moderator of said meeting, but was plac-
ed and left during all said night upon
the floor of the town clerk‘s allies in said
town of Westport-a room eaSlly acces-
sible to any person who might desire to
open said box or change said ballots; and
in such a condition by reason of its loca-
tion in said room and said want of a seal
therein, that the same could have been
opened and the ballots therein changed
by any desrgning person.
Senator Morse (demt’icral), presented
the minority report as follows:
In the petition of William B. Hubbell
to be“ declared elected senator from the
Thirteenth district, I beg leave to offer
a minority report that the evidence pre
sented is sufficient to warrant the open-
ing of the ballot box at Wesport used in
and the ballots therein be recounted and
will submit argument on a further date.
Both reports were ordered presented on
motion of Senator Cowles, and put down
as the order of the day for next Wednee
day at II. '
A Surprise Party.
About forty of William Smith's friends
surprised him, at his new home on
Chapel street, last evening, it being his
21st birthday. A company of about 30
from Adams Bros. shop, where he in em-
ployed, marched from the depot to the
house. where they burst in upon the tin.
suspecting ones without any warn
Music was in attendance, and they en-
joyed themselves dancing until 4 o’clock.
His shop mates presented him with a
very pretty lamp.
Claims to be Prince Budolph's Cousin.
Mrs. Foscue, a lady who formerly re-
sided in East Norwalk, and about two
weeks ago moved to Bridgeport, and is
now living at Fritz Brummsrs, on State
street, claims to be own cousin to the
dead Crown Prince Rudolph. She says
she was present in the castle at the
Prince’s wedding, and can give a graphic
description of the event. Her mother,
she claims, and Prince Budolph's mother
were sisters. Mrs. Foscue speaka‘Eng
other languages fluently. What she is
doing in America the reporter was not
able to ascertain.
—l2c per round. Fresh Pork and Sans
age, F. Bayes’ market.
That Rainbow Rapist-ad.
One of the remarkable features of the
present strange weather was the appear-
ance of a rainbow yesterday afternoon.
It was plainly seen by passengers on the
train coining up from New Yorke-So.
Norwslk Sentinel. It was probably one
that rainbowoohsser Brice, of the late
the nationalelection held November last. '
lish rather brokenly, but speaks seven
l'hlllp Pathenhsimer. n tlermsn her-
Mr. Was brought before Judge Curtis of
the Stamford borough court on Wedncs»
day on a charge of plotting arson. and
Wu held in $1,000 bonds for trial before'
the next term of the surwrior court. ‘
Pstllenheinler had until a week ago done
business in the basement of the Stamford
house. Three times within a few months,
fire has broken out there under circumq
stances that has caused many to doubt,
whether the cause was occidental. The
direct charge made against l"stbenlleim- :
er. however, is that he tried to hire;
Adam Oswald, s conchnlun on Strnw- ;
berry Hill, to burn a house owuvd by the
former and rented to one Arnold Weill-g
ley. Oswald accused the harbor to hep-i
uly Sheriff Bolster, who made the arrest
in “18me ~_ g '
sr'xtiav snwvtctts.
v
CITY CHURCHES.
Trinity cliurcll.—~Fiftb Sunday after
Epiphany. Holy communion at 7:30 a. '
uh; motion and sermon a 10:30; Sunday
school at 12 o'clock: evensorlg and ser-
mon at 'f p. m.
Congregatronnl.-—llcv. J. A. Biddle:k
pastor, will preach in the morning at;
10:30 a.m.; Sunday school at 12 in; Y.
P. 8. C. E. meeting at 6:10, subject,“We
Should be Joyful Cliristians."—l’bil. 4:4.
Evening service at 7. Mr. Frank A.
Ferris, of New York, will make an ad-
dress to the young people.
Baptist.—Service at 10:30 am. and 7
p.m. Preaching by the pastor. Subject
for n.ui., “What constitutes a real Chris-
tian ?" Evening discourse, “A Sidelight
on the Pilgrim's W ny." Sermon follow
ed by evangelical services. Public cor
dinlly invited.
Methodist cllurcll.——Tile pastor, Rev.
C. E. Harris, will preach morning and;
evening. In the evening evangelistic‘
services. after a short discourse. The re-
vival services will be continued every
evening during the week except Satur-
day. All cordially invited.
Springwood Union Chapel.—Subject;
Sunday evening, “What shrill we rt'apf’";
-Gal. 6, 8. Wednesday evening,"llraw— l
ing near to Jesus."-—Mnrk 5, 27. ;
EAST solnviut ('lll'lmllts. j
East Avenue Birth :.ll.-it.~.lt guher Err-l
vice morning and evening. I'n-ncllmg
by the pastor, Rev. William R :93.
Sunday service at the Advent Christian
Church, Van Zandt Ave., East Norwalk.
Subject at 10:30 s.m., Seasonable Seeking
and Calling. Sunday school at 12 in.
Service of song at 0.30 p.m. At 7.00 p.
m., sermon especially for young looti—
text, “Show thyself a man.
Girl Wanted.
“ ERMA)! orSwecde. to do general housework
‘ Apply to like. Peter Decker, at 45 Elmwmd
avenue, South ‘Solwslk. fit 3:
Lost.
I 0383 Blanket. checked: leave at Sunrise 1.
Ollie» and gut reward. W. W. STARK.
t! nlcll Charm Lost.
Pl. \T blacklist-inc. so: in a gold rim. A suit-
able reward will be paid for its return i r this
other». fit :1:
.-. Wanted.
, GOOD cook and a waitress.
1 office. Bring good recommend.
Store and Tenement To Let.
‘Tt’lltfi and seven rooms to let, at No. 9) North 2‘
L. Msln street, South Norwalk. Inquire of ‘
JOHN MCGOVKRN, Turnpike.
Apply a: this l
f5 3!.
filfw
Sltuntfon \I’antcd.
ITUATION wanted by a shoe fitter accustomnl
L tot-losing up seams. Willing to learn other
parts. Address A. L C.. Box 7.13. So. Norwalk r33
barge llouso and Lot For Sale.
113 former residence of G. B. [I ... fifth house
above Port Point Road, on Os )0!!! avenue.
Ilse a furnace; water on first and second flow; also
well of good water: fruit on the premises. Enquire
of 6'. B. 11056, Ctofnt .t'. Knapp's Factory, 50. 2,
b‘
Restaurant.
LAMS AND OYSTKRS served in every style
and sold by the quart or bushel. Clam chow-
dersspecial y. THOMAS BENNY CARR & C0,,
33') lm Steamboat Dock, So. Norwalk.
To Rent.
r ROOMS on Every 8L. South Norvrslk; rent
0 '1200pcrmonth. Possession Peb.1st. Apply
to W. YOUNCS, at Lockwood M'f‘g Co. 1'25“
Houses To Let.
ON Woodward Ave" rent W per month: water
in; sndflsst Norwalk, rent 513 r month;
walt.rin. Enquircof B. AJtOO WARD.
Portraits
IN oll,pastel and crayon. Black and White
Pastels. Artworkofalldescrlgtions.
b.3000 B,Sfalnford.
Tflogluas Wm, Norwalk.
Ike-oval.
Ill! New York Tea Co. has rented the building
now occupied by J, T. Prowitt, 47 Main street
where they will own about the first of April with
an unusual flne stock of groceries. d2? 3m
Water Closets and coupon”
Cleaned.
Ill! undersigned has first class facilities for
(clunlrr water closets and oesspools, and help
«filesllflcd to o the work in the beat msnmr. Prices
l lowest. Addie! Box too So. Norwalk. 512 lm
Bridgeport and Nor-walls Mess
anger.
083 II SMITH will attend to all orders left al
John Binnlmer's Barber hhophosth Sonalk,
lockwood k. Andrews Market. Norwslk, and 1'. ll.
Blot son’s, 35 Broad St, Bridgeport, and will make
(billy trips. jtl 3m
Messenger.
lNNIT‘I'Jhemsll curler, will all for, and
deliver parcels st Norwalk or South h‘orwslk
for far oenlaeach, wright limited to tan pounds.
slatest Burgh and South Noaslk Portofl'lccsv
f .
“a“: We” .. mm.
Dally New York Messenger.
ARCILB called forsnd delivered In all parts of
thecft orvlrj ty. Prompt attentionpsld to
alludes stPlsi ‘I,Norwalk.or Hoyt‘sdrug
storm South Ntl'wllk. l'. W. axioms. it! But
‘ 8 L'HOIIDIIU would call the
of the public to notice
M°..I.
Wombat!
fsrmsfcr Ila.
Ilavttand’s nail store.
melL ”“9 W”: {3" s'ik" has”
. s
Charged With Arson. i
* p.m....) semi .
For Sale.
Tlll Whitney Art Store. at South Norwslk
This!» one of lln- bio-t and most rumplele
rlllllllfll‘l store plants in llln state, dolor; it good
burlmas. Liam mu good lot‘alloll and lined work
rooms. Nomlupolit on Doings ylng business
If run lit llgllti-xta-liso. Will be nod on favorable
terrrls, owner lute too much other busiliefs to give lt
lmo‘abd lllft'lllltlll Mr. W. l‘. Whitney. manager.
Will give one month‘s work and lllsll'tlt'lloll free to
purchaser. Apply at the More.
lzltl B, C. thlTNllY.
IS
Goons It. llndorhlll
now to town selling Household 6 laltlss for
cash or by lfllllllmt'flfl at prices road win.
ltllul, Parties desiring bargains can call at No
ll “almond ill . City. marlin
.. ...“. -.....“ . u 1...... .....- ..."... ... 4‘.
n...“i.“‘t:‘n.;.m....
Chrlstlan fir-lanes or Mental Healing.
])llll_'lttl for Toschlug or lleailng low. (‘otlsillts-
lion fn-c. Ch 7 lion-l, Thursdays of «it‘ll work.
All din-am mated mentally, ill.- u-lislng with drugs.
as if In by the crrrrlss of our lllg ml lenlsl l’omlrs
tluu rein-f Is Kth'll. fulclnpruiice, Opium and
Tobacco habit treated success ully. till I m
7%" alien in roles c'HEBRZiTfiTiFS‘é
C
Cough Syrup and Long in the world,§ cents
a lmttlc. It is Invaluable for Croup in children.
hold by all druggists. The genuine only has far:-
simile of the slglrslllre of Jul. 3. llslr in red ink on
cvr package. llair‘s Pharmacy, manufacturers,
[in gcport, Conn. not loose
Dlstrtct of Norwalk Is. Probate
Court, January 24th. A. o. 1889.
Estate of Esther .\f. Links, late of Norvrslk, in
said district tlt‘t‘t'lmud.
The t‘ouri of Probate for the District of Norwalk.
hath limlml sud allowed six months from the date
‘lii-rvof for the creditors of said estate to exhibit
fllt'lf claims for setth-rnenl. Those who neglect to
pn-wnt lllr‘if accounts, iroperly slit-sled, within
said time, will lmdebsrrr a recovery. All rs‘rsons
indebted to said (stair: are m llt‘f‘lfld to make lin-
mulislc payment to ll SKY TILLY.
M f2 {ls Executor.
Distrlct of Norwalk as: Probate
Court, February 9th, A. D., 1889.
Wilcnrss, sp Iicsilon has broil mule to this
Court for the If mission to probate of a Certain
written Instrument as and for the last will of
Margaret Quintanl. Isle of Norwsllr, in said district.
defeated: therefore,
(lilosnrn, That said application be heard and dc-
tr-rrmnad lit the I’robatc Office in Norwalk. on the
15m day of February, lie-ll. at 2 o'clock, afternoon;
and that public notice thin-of be given to all per-
sons mien-stud thereto by publishm this order In
ltllt‘wspapcr having a circulation ll) said District
at least six dilys before said on of hearing.
ASA B. WOUDWABD. J ridge.
OFFICE OF THE 0”) WELL ClGAll C0.. l
sorrll NlrleALK, Cr. Feb. 4, 1369. i'
To all [Vrfio'll (o whom (has prrienh' may mow.
'l‘llls ll to certify that st a meeting of the stock-
f9 ll
of Tar, Wild "wild“ mu them 3.4.
soul
misnomer.
..-. . .....s __mm.mw.w- .....-
Y. I... .I c. 3.
Bill uliuliulllf
To enjoy a first-class l-nlertalflnllnl for a small
admission fee. at this
Congregationslwgburgh, So. Norwslk.
PROGRAMME
PART 1.
Piano Solo... ...Anlld Dunning
Wink“ "The Psirrlll‘sllorss Race" . ,llfret-ltowa
do all It routine. I B“! l
prsllo lo Iwn
hut-ll, lwo v-ol‘lns . Mrs-us W.Asm ll
limiting-”file Legend Beautiful" .Ismufzglow
ll. 1.. lint-ass.
f'ontrslto Solo _ . ..Clsrl I. Rattles
Piano solo, ................... ,Nlllle Disbrow
PART II.
t'olilrallll Holn ................... ~ lull”: Ell-pp
ltcslllngv-“llr. l'ukwlck's Blatake‘h Dickens
ll. 1.. cirrus.
f‘enorSolo ....... ,... ..........llotscellstch
sg~"Tliu King's Cars" ....... . .....lobu flay
ll 1.. ull‘flfts.
Contrslto Solo ..... s, .. ....Clsrs L. Ilowlre
Piano tlolo. , . .
Duett. two \‘lo‘lns: ' NMmrIW. Ashton s J. llopson
Wednesdayrfelinl—ary 13, 1889.
.ADMIBBIOI l6 GENTS.
nonwlLKmdPERA HOUSE,
QL'lNTAltll & SUN, beams and Managers.
A Grand Musical Treat
Montague --Turner
Grand Opera (touipany,
Friday it Saturday Brilg’s,
Feb. 1 5 and l 6
Bohemian Glrl.
Martians.
u txcrlr WALLACE )
Seats 25 and 50 Cts.
Chart now open at Quintsrd 8'. Sons.
and Baxter's, South Sorwalk.
Friday Evening,
Saturday Evening.
Norwalk,
f9
holders of The Old Well Cigar C , y. synci-
s‘l y warm-d for that pur . and held at the office
of said corporation. on 1 it: till: tin of January, A.
1)., Hi“). the capital stock or sai corporation was
then-med from the sum of Fifty Thousand Dollars
to the sum or Twenty-Eve Thousand Dollars. and
that the number of shares of the capital stock of
said corporation, was in like proportion decreased
from the number of an hundred to the number of
two hundred and fifty.
street: CflltlS‘l'lAN’ SWARTZ,
I 9, 2 t Secretary and Treasurer.
\l’urrunt for the Annual City
llleettns.
MAYOR‘S OFFICE. l,
Sorrrr Nonwatx. (‘r., Feb. 8th, HEB. i
To Blower! lz'. l'rou'l, (lily Clerk of (he Cifyqf
South Norimfl'. L‘! :
Srnz—B authority vested in me as Mayor and by
,order of t c Board or Councilmen. I hereby com-
mand 33B togiin my“ z“ :;.c legal voters of this
city, that the annual city meeting will be held at the
Salvation Army Barracks, on North Main street, in
said city. on the ltth day of I-‘eb.. ISSQ, st 8 o'clock
p. 111.. for the purpose of layings tax on the polls
and ramble estate within the limlts of mid city to
defray the current expenses of said city, and to pay
a portion of the indebtedness thereof, and also to
consider the advisability of connecting the upper
reservoir of the city water works and the present
lower reservoir with a proper and suitable sized iron
pipe, ant to make all proper and necessary connec-
tions of pipes in prrfccll the same. and to con
Sill" the advisability of int-liaising the holding
capacity o’ ‘be present reservoirs or to build an
additional one if thought best, and if deemed
to be for the best interest of the city, to authorize
tin-Bond of Water Commissioners. to have such
contaction: made and increased storage capacity of
Water.
FRANK (‘UMSTOCK,
Mayor.
A true mpy. attest:
EDML’S D ll. CltUWE,
City Clerk f3
finishes ! Prunes‘l
Now is the time to eat them; when you can get
22 lbs. for $1.00
__ ‘1'...-
Daniel L’Ilommedicu’s.
Tll Bill.
NICE house on Union avenue; thirteen rooms;
with ham
Upper part of brick house on Leonard street.
Upper part of bassoon Main street.
m if Enquire of CHAS. 'I‘. LEONARD.
Ffll‘ Sill 011 Hill 'l'lll'llll.
PROPERTY of Bridgeport Savings Bank.—-De'
sirable House and lot. Elli] I25, on Osborne
Am, East Norwslk, Conn.
to
AyCOB
1
it. Lam's
m2 flu South Norwalk, Ct.
A.‘ S. F‘ERRIS,
JEWELER.
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.
mac-Watch Repairing a Specialty.
34 Washington St, South Norwalk.
HOMER B. HOYT,
.lllllllll' flllll llllllllll,
No, 15 Railroad Place,
Sole Agent for the Celebrated
Aqua Crystal Spectacles
and Eye Glasses.
Also full line Pebble Statistics. Eyes tested free.
Always in stock, full line
Elgln. Waltham,
Hampden, Columbus,
Springfield,
~11“)-
Non-Magnetic Watches. '
French and American Clocks,
Queen Cufl‘ Holders,
' New sndartistlc designs in
Sllver Ware,
Diamonds and Plus Jewelry.
listen! llstrI-clt smlim
”Alma-A03.
' dmml.“
03 liters.
THOSE desiring oysters opened fresh daily can
procure them of R. J. CUTblLls.
not) If Foot of Raymond 3t.
l
.r lemon...
COMMERCIAL EDUCATION,
both theoretical and practical. Also
Short-Hand
——A$D—-—-
TX’PE-WRIT l NG
—-—-A'l‘ Till—-
Evening Commercial School,
Gazette Building, Norwalk,‘ Conn.
A. GERDIAN CLASS
will soon be started. Call on or address
FRANK ll. 1208008.
lllBBLE l BUMSTUUK
OFFER
tanned floods
of unimpeschsble quality as follows:
Mountain Sugar Corn 12c, six earns 65:
lst Quality Tomatoes ll? " 80c
Lima Beans , “ 78c
Early June Peas 15c, “ 80c
Sn lash 13c, “ 70c
filo den Puln kin 12c, “ 65c
The Best to utter ever ,
put up 71:. ” SI 00
Salmon 18c, “ l 00
Fresh flannel Hilllllll.
Somethfnx New In Canned
Goods. They are nice eating
and not to he thought of as slutt-
lnr to any llerrln: known here.
Price, too a Can; 3 Cans Min; 6
Cans 75c.
on
Pine California Canned Apricots ....c
“ “ Green flags Plums .'
s‘ it w: .6 56
't ‘- bite Cherries 80c
“ l‘ Bartlett Pears 30c
Yellow Peaches file can or 8 cans
for too.
Baked ns lie, six cans 84c
Best Brand Corned Beef 6 cans 31.00
All Good; All Cheap
We hope to see you later.
lihllll limsllik
W. H. MEEKER & CO.
SOLE AGENTS
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lxl 53‘.
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Plumbing,
steam. and
Gas Fitting.
STOVES, RAIGES.
AN D TINWARE
, minimums... ,
Steam and lfot Alt- Hosting.
MIMIC nan. moon,
Tin and Sheet Iron Work. ,
I “' ...-'3:
MUSIC HAL" 1..
l I llOY'f‘. Manger,
sin. Ev’ilg, Fell. 9th,1889.
IMOBJ. 3. FORD” tbs brawls
m
Allelsmr
The Whlstllsg Prlaisbsls,
And unso- of all Artists as n M.
whwovisliiolandoathspastm was s W
lltiusl sequence of W.
run
all]: Wills'l'utll 'l‘llllll I'll-
I'lll Nt‘lt AND Plltllcm 0! W
Ills. tillAW will be supported tbs m
excellent company of arbtlh:
Ill-ls ours Tolltfl’fl'. Violinist.
lftlll snlru rosin. m list-
irlss scams u. of sums-st
.- for us. . -
In. a. v. nowsar. ill-lit.
lift GvsTsVl “mom. '1‘- WM
l’flm, '5, ‘0. u I‘ on.
TI’IIRD ANNUAL
MASQUERADE BALL
Olive Brancl Llllfll, ll. 19,
K. OF P»
”yr..-
BIUSIC HAJJL.
Monday Evening, Feb. ll.
Bust: by Belns's Orcbutls. ‘ - 1t Iw
OI’ERA HOUSE,
Thursday, Feb. 14.
New and My, m,
J - C- STEWAltT’S
FAT MEN’S CLUB
COMEDY COMPANY,
In J. C. Stewart's latest musical Mill fur
achultiurdths
FAT MEN’S CLUB.
21 ARTISTS ‘24 ARTISTS 24
hiddentsl operatic selection. Novel lasts.“
soles. I:‘arlor aanbatlc and Md-
” mechanicalclsch.
Prices:35., 50 and 75 Cts.
Chart Maternal-Ilka.”
walkand .lhansfshouthllawslh, fl
MUSIC HALL.
I. I. am. lamp,
033 NIGHT ONLY,
Friday, Feb. 15,
Pack a rursman’s
v Mammoth Spark! .
Uncle Tom 5 Cabin
The Hyer Sistera
Operatic swam am is as
TWO Topsym.
be famous l
exciting Stunboat Ram and m m, uh »’
full viewoffhe aanfmca. Iva In tbs m
Realms. Introducing My, Id
of South Carolin Blood Hounds. A
Dally at IZo’clock. Popularnrlccs’ of“: J,
zhaadliounts. Gilliam.” 3‘
Resavedseslsnowonralestfloyt’snd $
DrugSlores. . 3.: ,, Q
alllglul
KIRMESS,
Usderthehumicesof'
BilliidiliPlllJlillJllll,
Company F, Fulfilled: llllllf
—-sv run—
ABMOBY, vellum.
son on: wean. “i
Canal-icing
MONDAY, run.
at...
Grand Band Concert
livery Evenlng by ‘
Heine’s. Full Brass Band.
13W
Season Tickets, - 1.00,.
Estltllsg the [folder ts Draw % ... ‘
glaTwsstyunuPM: '
Siggle Admlsslon,‘ l
TAYLOR an GOLD”
"announcer , .
Intrusion Am
tstbrtba 3,;
Also Ann , _
Norwalk Chronicler