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Fl BI! ALARM HHXIH.
. . N. Y. V. [I I ll. ll. R depot; key rtt Ad
Ila 3 urn:i Barnum onion in dt‘l‘ll, lml but»...
No, t, Day rtrect carrier of Tuber villi-rt: key at 3
buy arm-t and oil fulcrum. ;,
No. 9, (humor of Inn urid l'nmord rim-Ir; Ire at
l). Donavon] haunt And J, C. \i'dmn'r u
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No. 1:, Pgnklin vtrwt «shoot: kc or film“ houn-
l-tceolwnimm .amt.
m mu U mirror-hm»; key It In.
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“0' ll. concord I m o, to L'om'uftl vlrcet, ud
Plot'- residence,
Ill fuctmla.
'0. ll. lulu titre-ct corner of Ann rtroct; key or
Wolf'r mono and Ill hermit-vi.
No. to. Illgh wrest comer of myvicw Ivonne; key
a A. Drckevmnn‘rr Mildew-c.
uncut. anus.
lte at 12 o'clock noun for litmdud Time.
0“ mm of the bull (thou Ll) Ilgllim are to
'llhrcv rtmkcr of the bell (tho: H~ll Ilgnlfla the
city wuter in to be turned on.
inert-tumour 10 I" troLnrru.
l‘pon po-irlre information of 1 fire in your imme-
dlnte reiclibo'hmrl unlork the box dmr; putt lho
hook oil the way dorm om: only. out! let the limit
; rhut up the box And Mm». upon of mm h in.»
00k mum or m the rcz. lin- in your mghhorhmd.
Donotlttempttorrmnw the toy from the door.
The Chief Kugtriur w. niipnéinfin-(rumy‘l‘éo ltr
[rope to . t r . ,
I place. Chief Engineer.
N. Y. llcruld Weather Force-afar.
Au Atlantic tttiirnt now moving ill the
out count of lnrrg bland may be surroun-
Iy felton tllr- New England Cir?q?g‘ A
deprcwitinrmw (hurtful in the .St. Lam,
fence Valley will probably move north-:
eastwardly and be followed by it email
“cold wave," reaching this; orctum and
New England til-night. Trnrperature
Wad nearly stationary in the L'uitvdl
States yesterday: the chiwf minimum re-
pertml wan ‘20 degrees lrluw 7.10, at
St. Vincent, Minn: tlw chief muxunum
flint llrnwnavillr. In this tlirtrict to
«luv plighily colder, partly cloudy to fair
wdalhwr will probably prevail, with
brick to frce‘ilr vitrittUe wrnrlrr, morally
northwest: riy and Wrfilrrly, preceded by
light snow. In the Middle States colder.
fair wealth-r and lfurlt routhwret tn,
nortlm'n-t win‘ls “ill pro-rail: and inl
New England slightly colrlrr. cloudyfsix u'rlock elm-pt Monday» and Satur-
weather, prectalul by ultriw, With briekg’day 4.
northcariterly winds. shifting to w.-sster-’
ly, high on mé r unit, (in “Harmony
in this city and in New England fair to;
clear, slightly cuhler weather and brirk f
to fresh weeterly ninth wril probably;
prevail, and on 'l'hnmlay warmer, fair:
weather. _* . _ /_ ,
lint-tore Alla-nu for Tovllorrow. 5
High tide low tide l Sun rim | Sun vets! .
9.24 " 6.49
O" 5'25
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TlIE LQGALJEllT. g
bliss Maud Kellogg to vrsitin; her aunt
rs. George 1'. Holly of Stamford.
.
‘.
.5 a few days with James White.
:lisa lda (fanfield, of Bridgeporms vini h
ng with Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Knapp.
-Pluisted's Toilet Lotion will prevent
,Iur hands. from chopping. .
: A daughter wits born to Mr. and Mrs.
‘ Charles J. Fonts of first Norwnlk, yes-
terday.
. John Rogere, of this city, has returned
A” from it three week's visit in New kork
' late. _______~
James O’Brien and Joseph Nngle of
Tew York are eperrdinga few days to
dis city.
. ~12c per pound, Fresh Pork and Soror—
Wugg F. Bayes’ market.
‘itououu vacation. He will stay there
’iuntil utter the inauguration,
"' Richard 11. Born and lilies. Blllllt?
' "Funk will he married Thurerlay, Feb.
dd, It the house of the bride.
A car load of horses arrived yesterday
for Brookside clock farm. They even
fine lot, and advertised for role in (hrs
issue of the Sentinel.
—A bargain—Gents Alexandre 'lCioves
9 need from $1.90 to 31.00, at Com—
b & Brothers.
' works will be discounted.
The young people of the lifethodrs'
Church of Rownytou, will hold u or: 29'
supper at the home of Mrs. Jobr De
Writers on Wednesday evenirrc. Feb.
V 13th. There will he a surprizw during
. the evening. All are invited to offend.
‘ Admission five cents rm; per twenty
cents. .
—-60c fora 51b. pull of pure lard. F.
" 'Huyec murket. m-.-“
The twenty-ninth annual hull of ll...-
,. Pioneer Hook and Ladder Company will
beheld in the Opera House tomorrow
; night. Pioneer Hook and Laddvr have
me great preparations for thzr hull and
I (expect tomukeit the greatest social event ;
of the neuron. ~
«Small Fresh Home for roaming, 12, ‘
cents a pound at F. Buyea'.
Chief Lockwood served riuhprsnu'a,
'
of Bust Norwulk, and John H. Crockett,
Rowutou, to serve no jurymeu ut the
It term of Superior Court. Derkum
d June- for the civil term and Smith
1 Crockett for the atolls! term.
‘vmdrig in town,
i
, Brest Norwalk on the llorlon l’oint loud.
an- urgently requested to be prelcnl try ,
" enrug. Judge Knapp filled her *3 and
-tenlay morning. Funeral rcrviceu will
3 church.
i pitcher.
Iirorr'Weston, offll‘lhrtford, is; spend- ; at
Take your unconverted fricrtdo. Every» 5
came opposite Union atreet, a barrel
and kicked him in the hind leg. llc‘
at Music Hall a few nights ago, have lab
on the poor debtofn’ oath at Benton.
closely questioned for three hours. No
solutely noedpd by llr. Rankin would be
a pound, at F. Hayes".
. uted. Lecture free.
, Among the find tributes w. a bald-
iromebrrpfroun Pbmix Begins on.
Joseph (‘omstoclt ll rick with lung
fever.
l'l lu'iml Sanford bun wild hi» nloup, the
“Swallow."
"drum Witwrbmy. tif Mlll'ir Pam], is
mil-ml Krvigvr‘u mlverliwrrwrri, a
grratrlmrmgnut rattle tit Know-m.
.‘llm .\ nnief'. lluini-n of "mum, in vu-
ilrtig her rials-r in the borough.
t'imrhellurlburt of Katrine City iii
rotting with friends in this city.
”llurguiulinrtlbildrcris llbort l’anti,
wrthout the min, at Comrtock Brothers.
There is talk > of hrlving 3 walking
match in thlu town in u rhort time.
A rehearsal of ~{billed-thinly "Engaged,"
will be held ll Iloric [lull this evening.
«Genuine English Unbleached "all
”one 20¢ per pair, utt'orrrstock Brother.»
The Morning llme', rchumnrr from
Bangor, Men, will be Iuid up here for
two rrtontbs.
The Mignon Nancy and Ellen Mott of
New Haven nro viuitrng With Mr. and
lira. John Watson.
James Coley r... purchuwd a lot in
[lo will build in the uprrng.
~llc per pound. Extra sugar Cured
”all”. I". llnycu' market.
William Codien fellon the ice lard
evening and sprained his wriez. “cit
quite comfortable today.
A meeting of the South Norwulk llra'
motic Society will he held tlwr evening .
at the residence of )lrmr Minnie Hoyt.
rm. 5r. J, Minnow: of fimml'lfli,
mnrhvr of llo-nry Millspartgh of this city,
dim] wry suddenly Ilrlfl morning.
~t' "which lirutlwrn’ “are in cloned at ,
Edi-mile” of Butler Lodge, 1. 0. O. 1""
memory evening. let degree wrll bacon}.
(erred. '
.‘lre. llary Brennan er-r uncured for ;
drunki-nn’ms bynf'ficn Ireland loot evv
cud» this morning.
James lire-key» or that. out did your 1
hr; held tomorrow morning It Bhllry’e .
Hickey was a famous hm bull ‘
-—N«»w line “6554:3769 jun received .
Whitney's Art Store.
li-rv. Mr. Rim, of Elsa Norwulk, will
conduct the revival services this evening
m the South Norwalk Methodist church. ;
body welcome.
This morning 3-! the 9.15 hone cor;
hitclml to a trucrr, ran into tlvecarhoroc ’
was; abh- to pull the car no for no the do
pot. A fresh borne war sent down from
the stables.
McKee Rankin, who took the role of
the poor artist in “The Runaway Wifc’
New York creditors canned him tow;
pm: before a magistrate and he won‘
trace of real or personal property not ob»
found. m”
-Pure Home-rendered Lord, I? centre
Mrs. Lucy Seaman Brinbridge, of
Brooklyn, N. Y., lpeakn Ill-night before
the Ladies Dlis-sionury Minty of the
First Baptist church, Norwafk at 7.30.
She is one of the most gifted and thrilli-
rng speakers in the ranks of the Bum
Ber observations upon the abject of
missions are intensified in interact by the
fact that the has been around the world,
visiting almost every heathen laud Ind
making a rpecial etudy of rum!
work. The public, ladies and gentlemen
o‘ ail denominations, most cordially in
-An Unlanderr-«l Shirt with linen j
bosom, for 25c, rt Comditock Brothers. ‘
"'" lanai?"
l‘alr and KM
Buckir gham Pout G. A. R. nod «to»
puny F are making umngemto ”that
the gmnd fairwd kirmesu to be given
by them in the unitary, commit-stirs
13th, will hen grand ufluir, nod m
lot in every particular. No upon-e will
be spared, and time will be devoted
without stint to give everybody that
— I’ll-ml 0m
The funenl of the late Elwurd B.
Glover, wu held yer errfuy afternoon It
hirlutereridence on River urea, and
the body wu interred in (be family. plot
in Union cemetery. The borough M
department intended the fatal.
puny. of whichhewunhouovuvy-uo
her of the courpuny eight” yarn.
Whenthefunerul mm
fireballwuutruckfl timer, our time
foveucb yuuvoftriu up,“ w
”uncouth. ’
4km Groundhutm
when.“ macaw-
Mm y .
One hour later blattbewr, the Unknown,
nod llarddcy. flporfc were lwl between
grrrnch enjoyed by all, owing to no ciao
J.»bn Hickey bolted after [lumpeou and
attend: their moueyv worth. 1 l w.
irritiri= filth latch.
”(DIWALI Wk”. ltll'llllilll‘l‘ll) A‘I'
STAIN." LAB‘I‘ lt’lflllu.
Nothing the lunar Wuk annular sud
usurped»: u Pedvutrluuu.
I! in rurpriuing all .t 'm lrr’vu .: ”WHO
is in walking crutches in this city. It
MM ilt'nllllltltnlcd yesterday when three
South Norwulk men curred in the ten-
bour gtrn‘yuu’pleue race at Miller'-
Hull, Stamford.
The pedestriuur curled in the follow-
ing order: Willtum Rafferty, Stamford;
A. W. liuertler, South Norwnlk; Edward
Ry on. fitnmford; Norman Thom-r. Stum-
ford; Churlcr 0th, South Norwulk; W.
K Beardsley. Stanford; J. J. Hump-on,
Booth Norwulk; Unknown, Warlord.
All the men uppcurcd fresh nod ept
chm? to each other. Rafferty Ind (l rrt.
h-r kept together for the first. hour. The
former forced alto: d u few lope nod kept
the loud during the me.
At 4.80 o'clock Charla Oaks wu- oblig.
ed to leave the truck owing to ewolleu
cord; in bi. leg. lie bud l‘f mules to bio
credit and up to that time wu looked
upon or u powiblo winner.
lhmng the early part of the ufternoon
the audience was not Inr’gr, but u the
lurlletirrr were dilpllycd irrlerert in the
race intro-red.
For two hours llumprion only
walked cud people thought he
wouldn't do much but he proved to be u
phenomenon. In u but and for race no
one would have had I ghost of 3 show
with him.
At 5.30 Rafferty,(lnertlcr,ltyru,llump-
mo 5nd Matthews uppcuml to be fresh.
left the race, IIIVIII‘ made 2‘} miles And
it! lope.
llampmn eprrrtrd up in {the evening
and looked to be the ffcrhctl mun on the
track. Cumin left the track for rr chart
time. During the time Hump-on took
would place. Cumin, however, re.
gator-d it from him in u rhort time. He
war, troubled in the left knee from u
attain which undoubtedly prevented him
from winning the rm.
The p ultimo of the racers were now
in {willfirfl’fl llxllerty, Gunther, Hampton
them during the evening which muted
plenty of excitrrrmrt. There war a very
hag» crowd pwnt rind the race was
fir-3'4. When the rucc cloned Rvflerty
had made 57 toilet, thler 55 miles
crud Humps-midi) miles cud more laps.
llampwon Itftthc truck of 10 o’clock. lie
was then only or» mile behind Currier.
Twenfyneven bop! had to W made to
the mile which of moron! impaled the
time mulmhly.
A large number of sport: and visitor-
were WI from this town and they
mold not help odor-ring the and work
done by (lmtler and Hampton.
William Bowman, of Philadelphia. 3
«Mutated half mile runner, and Ilr.
Pattermn kicker! offer (inertia-r3 wontu,
cum f'fl'mllz took care of Cake.
We venture to ear that the next time
the Norwulkero enter a nice they will he
more mental.
(forking lull.
Aflercecockingmaiuwuhddinfiw-
muck Inuit night between Norwulk urrd
Stamford bade, which reunited in sun.
ford winning the main. About four bane
droid rpm“ were prevent and nearly
eight hundred dollars changed hands.
nanny-y (loll; Alad—
. The rapidity with which ”sundry in
growing in mellow, there being a mur-
derouodaly, u runaway clergyman the
mt together with othcrevideuce in that
direction. Yeacrduy one of our citw
our wounded hyoNcw York importer
ifrhercwuurilineof streamer: to that
place. The citizen replied that there
waonot ct went, but if llmlmry con—
tinued to proponent its late rapid paw,
there soon I would luv.
ram 5m
Mr. Frank J. Ingram, Info of the SI.
Mic exhibition. will heir: manila-co
all tboweek u rhufair four-Armory
with his potter’s wheel, making utiwic
pottery of all kinds. fle make: the
candle“ jugthotcun bemudeby hand
{on any wheel.
Mir. Carmen] 1). Rural: Inc convent»
cdto take chergeof tlrolad‘r’a’ deport»
JML
Thorium 11.11»... will cxbibitunum—
horof bio Ml pictured, rcvevalofwbich
menowonexbihition madpllcrirsof
MYorkumlBurwn.
45am Wool Glover, It Com»
Evngcliotic meeting this week, com-
mencing this «thing at 755. The our»
various at there meeting: or. neurlyone
The three mom lounging
features of that meetings are the fury-
ur‘tcuduucr, the rpleudid carrier of long,
Ind Ibo juyour converriuno which have
been witnawd or all of the thirty-four
"ting save one. Friday evening in
”malady-admirer“ thanks.
giviugwrviccunloflod fortbccurrvnr-
douduuebundudmluov,m All
accordion, invited. Warrior!»
“vacuum
Ilr Orton Melts! at the (Jo-graphical!
Church.
Tomorrow night the entertainment
under the uuaplceu of the Society of
Christi-n Endeavor will tuko place It the
Cormregutionul Church. The full pro-
gramme is printed in entertainment col-
umn. Of Mr. (lrtcrr, who in to recite,
the llfltlgr'pflfl Bundunl says: “Ill-
Ortorri‘ versatile elocutlonury poweru
carved to entertain the Inge audience
very plcmntly. Selections exprerrlng
puthor uud humor were given in the best
mutter." Boulder Mr. Orton Ilia Row-
lee. of Brooklyn. cantrulto. and our beet
locnl tuleut will furnlrh wool and lurtru-
mentnl music. Admiuiou only 15 cents.
Oper- llouu.
Thornton stout.
Thursday night theatre going people
will have no opportunity to see at the
Open House “The Fat Men's Club."
Thlr is the name of a new comedy und
tho very name giver unlimited rein to
the imaglnntron in conjuring up comical-
lty in the line of ludicrous situations.
The comedy is the latent product of the
bniu of thut prince of button hunting
comedian, Ilr. J. C. Stewart, so well re-
membered n the author and loading fun
maker of “The Two Johns." a comedy
flint still drown like a court plaster utter
revert or eight muons on the road. Alf.
Stewurt he made I fortune on "The
Two Johns." Its success has Ipurred
him to bin present tffort. An udminble
company has been selected for its prel-
emotion.
l'rrcle Tom'- Cubln.
Do not fall to are “Uncle Tom’s Cabin"
It Iluric Bull Friday evening. The New
York Herald rays of the company: “Will
lnuoutionu never cause? The Intent to
two Topsy. and two lawyers, Marks Sr.
Ind Jr.. in Uncle Tom’s Cabin, an intro-
duced by Peck d: Furnmun‘u Double
Mammoth Uncle Tom‘s Cabin Company
At Booth’u Theatre during the put
week. The introduction of this novelty
in no doubt one of the principal curt-or
for the enormous business to which this
excellent company is continually play-
rug.
open lion”.
FRIDAY xrurt'r.
Th1— celebrated IIontugue-Tumer Gflfld
Open company will uppeur at thin home
on Friday Light. They come highly ru-
mmmended cud urouurc to draw u full
future. Sydney Exprern, June 4th, up:
We have never witnessed u more motile
triumph then won achieved by the Hon-
fugue-Turner Co. Int night. Ilia Mon-
ugue'u ringing wu rublimity itself, on-
trancing coedud all—ouch u storm of
“harm," hurrnlru, clipping of bonds,
hating of stick: and feet—in fact every-
thing avail-hie was used to express the
pnblic'u intense grutilicution. We have
never witneued a greater and more
genuine succeed.
The New York press unanimously en-
dorses the there attraction as the finest
ever produced in that city. They have
nearly 60 people, a large party of Japan-
erc performers, and the finest burnt cork
realm in the world. They appear or
limit: Hull, Monday. Feb. 18th.
‘l’lll DESEBTEBS. .
not Captai- cholrnld Snyu of the Af~
luv. .
Captain lchouuld, of the schooner
Kracz, from which the two men desert-
ed all New Haven harbor as told Thurs-
day, denies in the strongest terms that
that they had been cruelly treated by
him, also the compluint that the food
was poor. Humid ufterwurdr: “The
men had no grievances whatever, and it
wuuwell laid plan for the collars to
desert and get their udvnnco pny.
That‘s I“ there is to it. Well, one mun
harlocthis life and thootbor is very
likely to, cud my vessel is drained at u
large expense.” The New Huron Regis-
ter-aye: “Captain McDonald appears to
be a kindlydispoued man, and not like-
ly to true his men-cruelly. At the New
York shipping office of Brett & Co. it
was stated lut night that Captain Mc-
donuld was one of tho kindeet-herrted of
deep water ukrppen coiling out of New
York.” '
no Con-om Bond Looking Towurd
Dubnry.
At the last meeting of the directors of
the Conoolidatcd road the matter of on
extendoo of the New Canaan road to
Duobury wu considered. The plan in to
build twelve miles further to Dnnhury.
Thin line would be ‘particulurly convenc
lent for the heavy travel between Dun-
bury and New York, which in eupeciully
Iraq in the worm months. There has
been 3 diamond for‘ruch s linf by the
Dar-bury people, and it is likely to be
built. It wu talked about on Snturduy,
but no definite plane were decided.
A Naval lode of Court-Ill»
0:: Iain meet, in the borough, not!
Burr'u cigar store, live u young couple,
who it in mid ore in love. This young
couple live in adjoining Ipurtmenu and
m locating the urt of telegraphy.
They etch have u lelrgnph, instrument
in their upurtmeutr, but when the young
muu'u resemble progenitor gets home at
night, more lnctmmenta true to cure
tboir clatter. But the young couple.
‘ nothing donated, retire to their respect-
lvemomrurrrl up their signals on the
well-to the m annoy-nee of their
mm undthoymy that
tbcykuvogottoflnd none other mode
«Whip.
. .
«about. use Whaler
The gouenl'ir letter bu eluted runny re~
greta, but it is better for old uoldlcrr to
know that be will not be present than it
would he to have it understood thut he
won expected, and then bu diuppointed
by his non-Ippeurance.
Merit bitumen.
OLIVE BRANCH LODGE 1101.!) A IliC-
Omk‘lll. BALI. AT MUSIC HALL.
limit our! (lrotuquu (lo-tumor Worn.»
mo Oouplu In the tit-Ind March.
Them wot u large gathering of many
dancers at Music llall last evening. It
wort the third annual masquerade ball of
Olive Brunch Lodge, No. 19, K. of l'.,
und no more mecca-fut affair has ever
boon given in this city.
Early in the evening people bout upon
boring u good time arrived It the hull;
Ed omitted themselves. a. well u thel
so crowd in the gallery, with their
under. They were attired in every con-
cclvublo style. Some of the make uud
Women were hideous and ridiculous,
while othcrn were no beautiful and at»
trcotiva an expense could make them.
Al the time drew nigh for the grand
march the prgeuut became more bounti-
ful and the spectators gazed with awe
on the light. Finally the signal was .
given to form for the grand march. One "‘figzsdwzm iozsr:::‘; b3; [$3363
hundred a d fifty couples took their . .
position “19“” and kept amp to thelfwrll pay you to cullnt Scollnldafloyto.
muuic of Heine's orchestra. The procee-
rion we: headed by the floor committee.
E. Kuch,John F. Conley, Charles Schuub,
F. J. Jul niugs and Eugene Rodgers.
They wore elegant Spanish costumes,
which represented King Charles the 9th.
After some minutes of marching and
oouutermurchiug vets were formed and
the apart of the evening commenced.
Henry Gehrmunn prompted.
At intermission the marks were taken
03 and then the usual exclumationu “I
told you um” "I recognized you when
you lint come on the noon" "Isn‘t your
coutume lovely ;" and other expressions
were in order.
The gold watch to be given to the
holder of the ladies ticket which contain-
ed the right number who then drawn.
The eucceuuful number was 35f and it
was held by Miss Mary heathen of West-
port. During the intermission some
went to Theodore Knapp‘s restaurant for
supper while others amused themselves
at the ball.
The music by Heine‘s orchestra was
superb and eviiler't'y [vi-"~11 - t" r} buzly
if the inspiration it molded to civo the
people was no indication.
, No hitch occurred to mur- the pleasure
of the bull and the Lodge should feel
proud of the way everything passed 03.
Much credit irdue to the following
efficient committe of arrangements: A.
(l. Judson, E. Koch, Wm. Benjamin, W.
W. Jayne, Clifford Clark, E. A. 110-
Donald. J. H. Snuerweiu, M. J. Device,
J. llcadmun, Chris Miller, Curl Schuuh
and Frank Hoffman.
Many were present from out of town. ,
Among them were Thomas Wood of the
Bridgeport Post, and Frank Wood of the
Stzndurd. '
WHAT MRS. CRITSI'Y SAYS.
-—Winrror n Newton‘s tubcii To... nt
Wlutnoy‘u Art Store.
Carpets.
All housekeepers may not be awnro of
the fact that Messrs. Scollcld A: lloyt
keep u very large stock and every variety
of carpets. [lulu great many do, and
have learned that they cannot do better
than to make their purchases of this
firm.
Their stuck embrace. all grades from
Axminater down, in the intent nnd moat
bountiful patterns. This neuron they
have an unusually fine line of moqueto,
velvetr and Brussels, which they are
telling below New York prices. They
have a line show room, and take pride
in showing their goods.
All carpets purchased of this firm ore
WASHINGTON xxvnzss Taurus.
As soon as a new transfer steamboat,
for use between llarlem River and Jersey
City, can be constructed, the Washing
ton express trains will again run through
this city. The new boat will have the
lame nume—Muryland—nr that of the
one which was burned, will carry eight
long passenger cars; and will be of iron,
2.50 feet in length, fire-proof and non-
uiuknble. Building of the boat was de-
cided on by the directors of the Cont-oli-
will be completed by August 1. The
steamer is to make the run of twelve
miles in an hour, half an hour less than
the old bout averaged. Very probably
there will be day through expresses over
this route as well as those run at night,
as was the case in the centennial your.
At the same meeting the directors au-
thorized a survey for on extension of the
branch road from Berlin to New Britain,
the extension to connect with the New
Hartford Branch at the Northampton
division at Torrington. The distance in
‘fire or six miles. Another extension
4‘ talked of is that of the Nuttgatuck divi-
:sion from Wrusted to Lee and Icuox.
A unrv'uTvrzs said—tin sr—onv.
A Pot no. «MESH»: Long that Em
Qumorly.
The New Haven papers telll of a big
boa constrictor in that city, its history
and its habits. The following account
is from the Nerve: “W. J. Dorrie, one of
the proprietors of the Dorris Bros. circus
has on exhibition in the curio hall at
Bunrrell’a Museum on African boa con-
strictor which, besides being a curiosity
has an interesting history. One day in
.1869 the Rev. Dr. Muylie of North Caro-
lina, who was doing missionary work in
i Africa. found his little daughter playing
That Miss Sallie Belts utartu to day for l 3:: bullyi‘liidfnlifi' “I“; Lilytltlgiu‘zntllr:
Washington for a month " ”Num' child caress the serpent, and seeing it did
That Mrs. RUM" Way ““1 “O“I 0' her no harm he allowed the child to keep
Hartford, arrive tomorrow to visitime snake. '0, twenty years the serpent
Grandfather Wood on East avenue and“,M been the constant ”mm-jun of
await the arrival of Mr. Way from Eu- 5 the young lady now the wife of
rope.‘ Mr. Way has taken an extended i lllr. Dorris. It is thirty feet long,weigha
‘0‘" m “3”" 0‘ health. 3 ‘58 pounds and is twenty years old. The
Thnt Mrs. Croesbeck starts for St. Paul snake's appetite doesn’t trouble if only
Saturday. four timesaycar, but at each meal it,
That Miss Gertrude Peck has game to is fed at least fifteen chickens or rabbits.
Flushing for a week. The serpent sheds its skin four times a
That lilies Clara Selleck is quite ill at , year and after that prdceso has “an
lieTbome on East nvenuc,und her cousin his quarterly meal. It is about ready to
Miss Waterbury, is teaching her young shed now and probably Friday or Satur-
Ideas how to shoot. ‘day afternoon Will be on the stage in the
That Norwalks 400 will have just one curio ball. This boa is eight feet longer
mom ”can“, at the Athcnteum. than any snake on exhibition in this
That the old folks concert netted one country.”
dated road Saturday afternoon, Ind she .
infamy.
MUSIC llALL,
Wed. Ev’ng. l-‘eh.2fl,
Benefit of ’l‘rlnlly Church.
W. rt, (lllltr'rl'vl Popular Comedy.
llN [illillll
Will he prcrcntud by the following Amuteur
'lulcut
MRS. XACFARLAINE, A (ludc Auld Mllhcr.
lllis. it. B. J ENNINGS
lAt-‘GIE, llcr Dunghter, I Wlurorne unto.
“1;”an TR! llBl-l JENNINGS
BERNB. it Matt Unln I Wotan.
bl Its. 030. P. Alli“)!
IlNN‘ll Sl‘Ml’HllBON, An Arlleu Holden.
MRS. A. ll. FRISBY
PARKER, llcr fluid.
CUBVIO’I‘ lllLL, it Young Mun of gunk lm ulnar.
Mil. . II. TA wit
BELVAWNEY, llll Ftlcnd,Wlth lrreui-iublc Eyre.
MR. 1". LAL'DER
MAJOR erlLLlCUDDY, Willi u Thirst for (lore,
pm 5Y3“ Nil. (Nil). F. A’l‘llERTON
. .' 'ERSON. Ari Unrelfleli Farther
ANGUS MAL‘ALla’I‘Elt, a Lowland Lludtt‘. l
Hit. A. L. FltISBY
The Nitric will be Furnished by the
May-Burritt Banjo Orchestra.
Tlukotl, lucludlu. Reserved Brute,
50 and 750.
Chm open It IIo t‘r and G: o ' 4‘ ~
118,. Full. 131b, ll Tyl. m. e2 ‘7 . 0“ “Elia”
TAI’LOR. dc. GOLDEN,
Raul Estate. Fire, Life. Accident,
Plate Glass, and Steam Boiler
INSURANCE AGENTS
Alto Agents for the Sale of
Dchenruro and Farm Mortgage
6 a: 7 per cent. Bonds.
Loan- Negotiated.
OFFICE-.45 & 47 Washington St.. So. Norwnlk.
Removal.
I]! New York Tea Co. line rented the building
now occupied by .I. T. Prowltt, 47 Main street
where they will onenubout the nut of April with
an unusual line stock of groceries. 2!) 3111
M133 WINONA DICKKRNAN 1
«Wm. "
Y. P. .u 0- '—
llllll durum
To enjoy It llrul-r'lwr cutoflulumt for Infill
Iduliroluu fun, ct the
Congregationalfiglrurclj, So. Nomllr.
PROGRAMMI-
PABT l.
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If. r.. ourlu.
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linen, um vroiius....)ferwn.w.dohloltld.
Routing-‘Tlm legend Bountiful" .....
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Pluto Bola .......................... Noni-him
PART II.
contain. coin ................... . in Knapp
Railing-whit. Pickwick’ri llltlko".. .. . "W
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Tenor 8010 .......................... 11mm
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(kintnlto solo ..................... Cllrl L. m
Wednesdayflhiary 13. 1839.
m“ ADMISSION lb GIN".
OPERA HOUSE,
Thursday, Feb. 14.
New And knowingly Funny.
J. C. STEWART'S
FAT MEN’S CLUB
COMEDY COMPANY,
In J. C. Stcwnrt‘u uteri musical comedy in fun
acts. entitled the
FAT MEN’S CLUB.
‘.’~l ARTISTS 24 ARTISTS 24
WlLll. Purlor wobrtlc cutertuinurunt. led.
leya, Glace, ileum Ind
mechanical effects.
Prices:35, 50 and 75 Ctr.
Chart open Saturn: ut nlutlrd & Soul, Nor-
walk and F. If. Buxtel‘r 803th Norrnlk. f8
Brldxcport and Nor-walk Mess-
enact.
JOHN ll. SMITH will attend to all orders left at
John Brurnmer's Barber Shoptloulh Norwulk,
Lockwood is Andrew;- Mnrket Norwulk, and 1'. ll.
Bronco‘s. 326 Broad 5L, Bri upon, and will mlke
dully trips. 323 3m ‘
Messenger.
BENNETT, the null carrier. will call for, and
deliver purcela at Norwnlk or South Norwulk
for ten cent- euch, weight limited to ten pounds.
Blatant Norwulk nod 50th Norwnlk Poetofilccr.
Wm Ind dispatch gunnntccd.
— .1 A. BENNETT.
Dally New York Maucnger.
ARCBhS culled for and delivered in all put: of
the my or vicinity. Prompt nttcution puld to
Ill orders left at Pluirled‘r, Nonnlk, or Hoyt‘c drug
store. 80th Norwulk. F. W. ANDREWS. jli 3m
Oyster-tr.
HOSE desiring oyrterr opened froth daily cut
procure them of ltd. CUT’ ILL,
ow if Foot of Raymond 8t.
‘IORRELL .t L'IIOMIDIEL‘ would again call the
A attention of the public to notice they tune I
large number of cheap lots, cheap homer and cheap
fume fr r rule. Also are doing busincen for the
heel l.lfc and Fire Insurance companies. Furniture
munng u rpcctnlty. 12 6m
MUSIC HALL,
I. ll. BOYT, llunuger.
0N3 NIGHT ONLY,
Friday, Feb. 15,
‘ Peck a rurumun’u
Uncle Tom’s Cabin
Compnn 5'.
Two Gorgeourly Uniformed Biliary Bands.
The Hyer Sisters
Opentlc Singers cud Suechlty Artiste. u the
Two Topsya
Introducing the two flmour lieulrrl 8m.
“Robert K Lee" and "Natchez.“ Apgu‘lfutlc Ind
exciting Steamboat Race Ind Terrlflc Explosion in
full view of the audience. In in the firmly
Radium. Introducing Pony, Donkey, Illd tr e
of south Carolin: Blood Bounds. A street Puma
Daily at 12 o'clock. Populnr price: of limit-ion:
35 and 50 Cents. Children, 25 Conn.
Reserved route now on rule at Iloyt’s Inc W's
Drug Stores.
lluvflund’rr l-‘rulr Store.
FINE Florida Oranges, Fine Layer Firs, Perrinn
Dates. All kinds of new Nuts, Mating:
Grapes, lemons, Confectionery, etc. at
C. A. HAVILAND’S, :5 Main St., Norwalk.
For Sale.
l
THE Whitney Art Store, at South Norwnlk.
Thislr one of the beat and most complete
mllurt atom plants in the etute, dome it good
burinms. Light rent, good location and good work
rooms. No competition. Doing a paying business
if run at light cxpenre. Will be sold on favorable
terms, ownerhu too much other businefe to give it
time and attention. Mr. W. P. Whitney, manger,
will give one month‘s work and instruction free to
purchaser. Apply at the store.
i=5 R C. WHITNEY.
George R. Underhlll
Is now intowu veiling Household s milieu for
curb or by installments It price. wood corn:
petition. Panic: dcriring burgulnr curt cull at No
a anmond St. City. will t
hundred and fifty dollars‘for the Young
Men's Christian Association, and [the
Library Entertainment seventy five dol-
lars for the library.
That May Curtis, daughter of Caebicr
Curtis, has the mumps.
That Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Morison
contemplate a trip to Colorado Springs:
soon.
That bliss Mabel Vunderhoef will on-
tertain her young friends tomorrow
with a theatre purty to New York.
Glrl Wanted.
WANTED—A girl for general bottle work. Ap
ply II this office. {12 8t
For Sale.
WRLVI-I never high ground near Five Mile River
Depth. Terms vcr ear-y. Address
fr: hr x 47. Itonytou, Conn.
Bulldlng [.qu For Sale.
W0 choice building lots, 50 and in feet front, on
West avenue. Apply to W. C. SABIIS, or
I .X, BOYT. Iii tf
Dres- arul Cloak llultfll.
use and clock mukcr of e once desire.
e l mu by the dry. Bu Ictlon runnn'
feed. A $3: Box 885, South Norwt'k. “2 1w
(ill-I Wanted.
BRIAN or Sweetie, to do urnl housework
Apply to Mrs. Peter Dec er, £45 Elmwood
avenue, South Norwulk. f9 3:
r A Bl; 'flmo Prowl-ed.
Preparations for the state encamp-
ment of the G. A. B. continued in Win-
ated. A souvenir to each delegate.
On the eveningcf February 15 the
great rink building will be open for u
pnplic camp fire and reception. The What“.
other receptions will be only for (1910- cool) it and u wnltren. Apply at this
gates. but in the evening the public can mm ”3 gm mm?“ '5 3‘
Watch Charm Loot.
PLAT blood-atone. rel in 3 gold rim. A vult-
A uhlercwudwlll hepuidforitureturl to this
office. f83t
Store and Tenement To Let.
'I‘OltEundreven roomto let,» No. 90 North
lulu street, South Norwulk. Inquire of
f8 1w JOHN chOVKRN, Turnpike.
To Rent.
r ROOMS on Henry at. South Norwulk; rent
0&1200 rmonth. Pose-ion Feb. Int. Apply
to .YO NGSJUpckrrotadl'f‘gCo. 1% if
ATTENTION,
HORSEMEN!
If you will Examine the Bones
uttend and listen to the speeches und
waste. The address of welcome will be
delivered by Judge A. H. Faun, and
Colonel 8. B. Home, department com-
muuder, will make the response.
The order ‘of toast: is as follows:-
1. “The Grand Army of the Republic.”
—Nutionnl Communder-in-chief, Con- “
gremmn kaer, of Missouri.
8. "The Volunteer Soldier.”—Geuerul
Btuwurt L. Woodford. of New York.
3. “The Prisoner: of Wur.”-—The Rev.
I, If. Printer, of New Haven.
4. Addition—By the Rev. J. H. Twich-
all, of Burtford. , r
5. “The Womn'n‘ Relief 00ml.”—
Chlpluln~ln-chlef Edvard Anderson of
Norwulk. " hm ”I ll“ be well pull for
6. “Soul of Vetennr.”—-—Vico-Com- "It trouble. m"
“settlements-n; ELY HALL
'I'O Lat-1'
nod Corner and the Wluvted Chan!
is ‘ ‘ [
jolt received It the Brookuldo Stock .
'7
Mrs. L A. Davldnon.
Chrlctlan science or Mental Healing.
PRICE for Teaching or Healing law. Consults.
tron free. City Hotel, Thursday: of ouch week.
All discards treated mentally, di. using with drugs.
on it is by the exercise of our Big est Mental Powers
that relief in given. Intern nucc, Opium and
Tobacco 11")". treated sum city. (13 1 m
in hit. ‘
ANICE house on Union Ivonne; thirteen rooms;
will: burn.
Upper put of brick house on hound street.
Upper port of boureon lulu street.
114 if Enquire of CHAS. 'l‘. LEONARD.
Fur salt in Easy Terms.
PROPERTY of Bridgeport Swings Bunk—De-
clnblc Houre nudlot, 80b] 12). on Osborne
Ave“ nut. Nomlk, Conn.
Ap ly to
ACOB’M. LAY'I‘ON
South Norwalk, Ct.
Home! To Let.
ON Woodward Ave.. rent 5“ per month; wuler
in;undEmt Nurwulkkrent $18 Ber month;
“to! in. Enquireof A. V400 WARD.
Large Home and Lot For Sale.
. BE former rculdmce of G. B. B . fifth hours
above Fort Point Road. on Or rn avenue.
Illa u furnuce; ruler on am and second floor; also
well of good water; fruit on the premises. Enquire
of GfBB' BOAG. Croful. d: Kupp’u Fuctory. No. 2.
me Im
Siluullon‘ Wanted.
SITUATION wanted by a. shoe fitter- wcuatorncd
toclooing up sums. Willing to lenrn other
ports. Adamo A. L. 0., Box 733, so. Normlk. fat
Restaurant.
CLA‘MS AND 0“le carved in every style
.. ”w‘”u""’-l'ii°o“liki‘k'l‘iiafilfiibd’
I . . -0
530m ’ Stumboutbock Normlk.
j , Portrait-
‘ I ’1 unit axon. Block Ind Whit:
IRWMM Dram none.
.000 suntan.
mow Wm: .
are .
Water Clout- uud WI.
“lilo-u .
‘ n
cl
, w In: on ru-
NORWALK OPERA HOUSE,
QUINTARDtbSON, - Icaeeumdlnnlxen
A Grand Musical Treat
Montague --Turner
J
Grand Opera Company,
Friday & Saturday Evng’s,
Feb. 15 and 16
Friday Evening, Boiler-lam our.
Saturday Evening, - Illicit-nu.
(mom wmrcl.)
Seats 25 and 50 Cts.
Clio-t nowo u at Quinton! a: sour, Norwulk,‘
fillflllll Mill
w KIRMESS,
_A,Vn_.
Under the Ausplcer of
Buckingham Pill, Ni. 12, "Elli,
._nu)__
Company F, Filll‘llllllfll, C. N. (l,
-—A‘B m7—
ARMORY, NORWALK,
run one went. ‘
Commencing. . ‘
MONDAY, FEB. 18, ’89".
nxxxnxxxxxxxx
Grand Band Concert
k Every Evening by r ,,
Heine’s Full Brass Band.
l
xxxunxuxnxx”
Season Tickets, -, $1.00,
, noun-g m nomi- to mm‘
In 'l‘rmty Gnu Prim, ‘
15o.
Single Attribution,
hicidentalnpmtlc reloctim Novel Intramural ~
Norwalk Chronicler