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yo. I. N. Y.. H. ll. R II. If. H depot; lvt'y hf All
on“ llxpriw office in dip-u. and ham.
Ho. «I. buy Ilrwl mrncr of Tull” tin t’t‘. kc y at 9
Day aunt and xii terror :1.
No. 9, Corner of Main and i‘umxinl urn-vie; key in
I). Duuovnn‘v bullet‘ and J i‘. \\ out. in far
to .
Ho. 12. I'gnklln vow: echml: key at Miami house
and fflldl‘llf‘t‘ of \\ illuim ll Mnuh.
No. 13. ('ohciml etrucl, o :posur who»; key at lira,
I’auz‘n rwulcnw, . o. It} i‘nmunl meet. and
all forlorn».
80.14. Haitian-rt Corner of Ann Il'ft‘i‘l;
Wolf’e moon and all far-1mm
Ila. 15. High rilru'l rum-r of liuyv rw avenue; key
at A. Dirkuruuin'r r.-hl.i..~:.
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(um Pitt‘kl‘ at 12 o‘clut k noon for standard Tune.
Twortmkxmil‘ the bed (than l—li elguitlu are to
out. p ,
Three motive of the hell illmr Li I) algmhu the
city inlet is m be turned oil.
lllv'l‘lll'fllllfll til it" nouutiui.
l'pon rwntive information of a fire in your lunat-
diali- Wlaillhllflllltll unlnr‘u the but limit. pail the
book all Ilrt‘ nay doun um c only, mild :rl llli hunk
i: ehut up the box and do not open or touch in.-
oak again until the next llf\' in your lu‘.-.:hl-.vtliinal.
Do not attempt to rem-[m- thel k‘ry lupin“ ”.10 film:
. ‘ 'f ‘Ii‘utiwr Wt , HT for l‘ rc n_ .
milk: " SAML in. Mr mm AN.
Chief Engineer.
Icy II
N. I. llerulil “outlier I‘urr'cnnta.
An llllp'll‘t‘llll tilulfll centre is develop-
ing in Muslim.“ and will probably move
castvm ultimate-unity, ciusiugu rise of
lemperatuw in the Central and Atlantic
S'ulm to-uimrmv. tullowul by rain,
allow and gulwl, pr. cedud on or before
Thursday night by fog on the Muldle Ax-
luniu: mural-t. 'l'eulperature fell slightly
in tile Unilrd Mules yeeterduy: llw chief
minimum reported was 10 degrees below
zero, at St. Vincent, limo; the chief
maximum, 62 at Brownsville, Texas. In
this diatrict to-d.iy cilder, fair weather
and frrali n'v-terly winds will probably
prevail. In the Middle Staten and New
England Colder, fair weather and fresh
nurtliwesierly to westerly winds wrll
prevail, followed by a rise of temperature
in this section. On Thursday in this sec-
tion and in New England Warmer, fair
to partly cloudy weather will prevail till
noon, vvttli light, variable Winds. I‘VC‘lfIh
ing southerly and easterly, followed by
Iain and snow: and on Friday cloudy,
slightly warmer “lather, with rain or
snow and hi,ulliil’:'\' to \i’r'alv'fly wmg.’
followed by a “will Wave" and f'lr‘hl’lflg,
with gall-s off the coasts.
'l‘ll l. 1.99.31” i." izw s.
Hightide Low tide Sun rises Sun sets
9.59 3.13 6 in 526
Morris Sloan is improving in health
every day. __ ~
Hive Annie Simpson has returned from
a visit in Bridgeport.
SliitU,
—Boys L'nlanderul at C..m-
Janine Nelson is recovering from an
' attack of nervoua proelretion.
John Dialer is afflicted with ‘ the
mumpz, but he still manages to stick to
his Work.
A large number of seats for“Engaged”
were checked off this morning. The
chart was opened at 7 o'clock.
—12c per round. Fresh Pork and San.»-
age, F. Hayea' market.
Emma Washhurn is being tried this
afternoon for stealing a coat from David
Lown. Rub have lived together for
several years. ____... g 7._
James Toner, of Stamford, uncle of
Deputy Sheriff Toner, died at his real-
dence on Miller street, Stamford, this
morning. aged 54 years.
——A bargain—Gents Alexandre Gloves
reduced from $1.00 to $1.00. at Corn-
ntock Brothers.
There will be a special communication
of Old Well Lodge Friday evening next,
toconfer the third degree. All toaster
masons are invited. Collabon.
It is said that the principals in the
fight and the keeper of the house where
the cock fight took place in Saugatuck,
Monday evening. will be arrested.
~5u Unlandered Shirt with linen
bosom. for 25¢, at Cométock Brothers.
Revival services will be continued in
the Methodist chuich this evening. They
will be conducted. by the pastor. No
abatement in interest. Everybody made
welcome. '
Services will be held again this even-
ing at the Baptist church. A brief ad-
dress by the pastor follow: d by general
prayer and conference. Public cordially
invited.
—Pure Homerendered Lard, 12 cents
I pound, at F. Hayes'. ‘
John McCarty, Andrew Gather and
John Laffaugb were before Judge Knapp
this morning,charged with drunkenness.
McCarty was fined $2.00 and costs, and
Andrew Gather and John Inflaugb‘ were
not to Bridgeport jail for ten and thirty
days respectively.
--Pure Drugs and Chemicals at Pleis-
ted's. ________
The entertainment by the members of
tbeFrnuklin street school in ‘o be held
at Basic Hall next Tuerdoy evening.
The clone attention that has been given
the diflemt parts warrant- thaf every
thing will pm ofl creditably. The chil-
dren have in clove come agreeable lur-
prhln for their relative- and fricnda.
How much“ Medal! early so u
to be able, to pro a until out. ,
Tue William Tell iii unloading coal at
Ferrta‘ dock.
lilward Wiloiurhue moved with hie
faintly to the borough.
limb-r Lodge, F.&LA.( M. will confer
the third degree thin evening.
The Y. I. 8. C. mllhiwet with bliss
Lydia Hellcok this evening.
(limpi- llarvr-y has purchuved two new
hows for his trucking liuaineee.
"Genuine English l'nbleached Ilalf
llnsc L’lh- per pair. at Countock llrnthera.
llr. Alon zo Rattlehy of San Fransisco
in stopping with friends in (hie city.
The armory will be decorated for the
fair by the Hartford decorating company.
«iii-ad Krciger's advertisement, a
grrnt clearing out vale at Kreigere
William Mason Ill npcmling a fr-iv days
With hin emu, llorucu W., in Brooklyn.
(Yiiurlm William-on has purcbaM-d a
lame new float for hi1 outs-r llUSlll8~8.
Mr. and Mrs. (leorge Rogers have re.
turned from a month‘s stay in New York.
William ll. Roberta, of limit .‘lorwalk,
is vialting with relativesm New York.
—-llc per pound, Extra Sugar Cured
Innis. I“. llayee' market.
The funeral of the lab- Jvmii-s Hickey
wu: held in St. Mary's church thin morn-
ing. ‘
Ilvnry R thin-mu and wife of Hartford
are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Pvter
Slimline.
-—(.'.i~l!or Gloves $1.00, at (“unblock
Brolliere.
Thu diphtheria, mumps and scarlet
fever is prevalent Ill the twrthvrn part of
the borough.
lano will await on prohibition at the W.
C. T. U. hall, Dihlile'n block.
The annual meeting of the Veteran
0.le Fellows' nemcintion will be held in
Sew llavcn on Friday, Feb. 22d.
-Snmll Fri-sh Home for roasting, 12;
cont: :1 pound at F. llayea'.
Thomas Sicken, of Springuood, lies
in a very critical condition, the result of
a bad burn, received while at work last
week.
A quiet run was made on the Meriden
Savings bank yesterday owing to a false
report that the bank had been robbed,
and $10,000 was withdrawn.
—-.60c for a 5 lb. pull of pure lard. F.
Hayes market.
Mellville Kellogg went to Newburgli
this morning to represent Norwalk in
the exhibition polo games to be played
there and at Poughkeepsie this week.
he ferryboat “Portland," which has
run between Porland and Middle-town for
twenty-three years, sank at her clip in
Middletown Monday night. She will be
raised.
The organization of a lawn tennis club
In being talked of in this city. A meet-
ing of the ladies in this work will beheld
to-morrov.‘ evening at the home of Chas.
Bradley.
-——New line of mouldings juit received
at Whitney's Art Store.
Cards are out announcing the wedding
reception of Miss Theresa Hymen of
New York and Leon Krieger of this city.
at Victoria Hall, 047 Lexington ave,
Sunday evening, Feb. 17, at 8 o'clock.
A party of twelve couples from this
city, went to Westport, in a carryall
last evening, to attend a party given by
Miss Tuttle. They report having had a
good time. They arrived home at3o‘clock
this morning.
—Bargairis in Childrene Short Panto,
without the suite. at Cornstock Brothers.
Danbury papers are persistent in re—
minding the New Haven and Hartford
base ball clubs that they are indebted to
the old Danhury club for $250. They
might also state that the Norwnlk club
is entitled to about $50.00 from last
year's league. Danbury wan in the
l-ugue and the president resides in that
town. Pay up, Dmhury, before you
accuse other clubs of failure to meet obli~
gations.
Rev. Mr. .‘t'li‘, of Westport, was given
a donation party last evening. It was a
very geneml affair. There was, besides
it full attendance of the members of his
church and the clergy of the town, the
fire department and a large delegation of
masons. Rev. C. E. Harris. of this city,
was invited to present Mr. Still with a
purse of about 8150. After a short ad-
dress Mr. Harris bad to leave. The full
amount of the donation was not complet-
ed till after the departure of Mr. Harris.
There was a fine collation. Altogether
the occasion was a most pleasant one,
and a great compliment to Mr. Still.
——f}ents Scotch Wool Glover, at Com-
orock Brothers.
y Surprise Party.
but evening about forty of the friend-
of‘ Ilia Hattie Millard surprised her at
her new home on North Main street.
Music was in attendance Ind the niorrr
makers danced until 2 o'clock thin morn-
inv. A very nice collation wu carved
It I o'clock.
~Winsor a Newtou’l tubal 70., at
Whittier-Anatole.
On Tuesday Merimg Itcv. ll. A\.D8' ,
matter. .
CITI' KEITH“).
l'uud Relative to the Water "or“.
The annualouy meeting wu held at
log. The Honor, Frank Comatock, pre-
flldt‘il
After the warrant for the meeting war
read the CONNIIIM‘ on firm c.‘ gave the
following estimated l Ipt'llnfll for 1380:
Eitimate
1860.
Salary of Treasurer of water
fund! 2500
Salary of City Tremurer. . . ., 50 00
City Auditor ...... 5 00
Careofdepot clock........,. 2500
Election expenses ........... 75 00
City Assessor. . . . ..... . ..... . I25 00
Rent of water hydrants and
tanks. .. .......... .. ..... 2-500 00
Public printing ..... . . . . . . . 150 00
(Ionmriueions and abatemento 1000 00
Rapture and vupplice ..... 100 00
(.‘ilyAlloruey............... 25000
File l)»partmenl............ I500 00
CityCIerk..... .......... 27500
Police ............. ..... 3000 00
(1in Hall... ............ 70000
[maps and gas ...... . ....... 3300 00
titre-eta and sidewalks. . ..... . 3500 00
Interest ....... . ........... 750 00
Surveying . . .......... . ..... 250 00
Trilfll ‘I7,030 00
Total expenses for year 1888. 319.070 00
John If. Light offered the following
revolution. which was passed:
"WWI“ (I, That a tax of to mill» be, and
the i-‘auh' hereby is laid on the ratable es.
late within the limits of the city for the
purpnbc of paying the current expenses
of the city and a part of the indebted-
nczu thereof. Itmolvetl, further. that
and tax shall become due and payable
on the let day of May, 1599.
’I'hM reports of the Water (.Tornrniuion-
era and Treasurer of the water fund,
which appears in another column, were
read and adopted.
The next bus-iness in the call was the
proposed improvement of the city water
works.
The following recolution. offered by
Set-inn Taylor. was accepted:
Ili'solml, That Talrmge Il'lkt‘l', Robert
ll ll iiv'm and Allen Salmons be and are
hers-by appointed a committee to act
with rhi- lhord of Water Commiseiom-rs
to awedmn av. Well as may be, if a great-
er or more abundant supply of water in
neetlrd for the present or future use of
the city. and to report in writing to a
city meeting. to beculled for that pur-
p..r.~.--, the result of such investigation,
With such recommendations for any im-
provernuit or addition to our present
wan-r work-r, if any in their judgment
shall be needed, as they shall deem to be
for the bent interest of the city—said
Committee is hereby authorized and cm-
poivered to employ such help'and assim-
ance as may be required in their work,
and to draw on the Trcae. of the Water
Fund for the payment of the expense in
making their investigation and report;
and be it further
Resolved, That the Board of Water
Commissioners are hereby requested to
eu~pend any work which they have corn-
Inericed, or which they may have in con-
templation, for the improvement of the
water works, until action shall be had on
the report of the committee and them-
selves.
Before the meeting adjourned a rpirit-
ed discussion was had relative to the
merits and demerits of water mature.
No action, however, was taken in the
A Soldier from Italy.
The Advocate says that there is now
at Fitch's Home an Italian about 68 years
of age, who has passed through many
and varied experiences. He was born in
Italy about 150 miles from Home, in the
Roman State of henna, and resided in
Italy till he was about 26 years old. His
name is Charles Tori, and he was for
several years private secretary for C.
Francisco Laderke, President of Tuscany
and several Roman States. He says that
on the 29th of J one. 1852, the French
came to Italy under General Oudinot,
and he (Toni) was arrested. Aftera long
examination he was allowed three or
four months in which to leave the coun-
try. Had it not been for the influence
of friends high in, pusitinn he says he
would have received 50, Inches on the
back instead of being alloch to emi-
grate to some foreign country.
Toni afterwards enlisted in the U. 8.
army as a musician, and became ac-
quainted with General Hancock and 0th
ers high in authority. He has rotten of
recommendation from Hancock and aloe
from his wife”
At one time he was employed on door-
keeper in the old Astor Place Theatre,
and he says he often saw Adeline Patti.
She’wae then about 8 year- of age. Toni
has a medal pertaining to the inaugura-
tion of the Garibaldi “cumin New York.
The inscription in: “Ricardo Inaugura-
zione Monumento Garibaldi, Giugno 4,
1888, New York.” Toni wan a musician
in Co. C 12th Conn. Vols.
25:, at Comrtock Brothers.
I!" to 16m
the Salvation Army'. barrack- lut even-l
—Two nice Linen Handkerchiefs for
“To discontinue an advertisement,”
says John Wanamaker, Philadelphia’s
great merchant, “in like taking down
yourdgn. Ifyou want todoburinalyou
must let the public know it. Branding
advertisements, when changed frequent-
ly,m butternut! oheoputhonreudiug
action They look more abounds! and
mlhmmvm I
would unc- thlnkof “I m
‘ wlthnmcluh nvwhbllt W” do”.
l nirvana-Atrium
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l Literary and Iii-loaf lateral-out.
, If you vmh to enjoy a tint-clue outcr-
tainmeut go to the South Norwalk Con-
gregational tlburch thin evening. The
Y. I’. 8. U. E. offer a rare opportunity In
the programme In another column clear.
! ly shown. The musical retention: will
i be worth hearing and H. L. Ortera read-
.iug-i no doubt will be very interesting.
.An important feature of the entertain-
ment is the low price of admiaiiion. It
Ill only 15 cents. The effort of the tool.
ety in offering such an opportunity
should be appreciated by a large audi-
ence. .
Oporn noun, Thur-day Night.
People uho want a good, hearty laugh
had better attend the performance in the
Opera House tomorrow evening. The
world over fat men furnish amusement
for the masses. Not a Mason pacer-r that
we have not fat men's conventions. fat
men's excursions, {at men‘o clnmbakes,
fat men‘s races, etc. The fat man in the
target for raillery, the target for jevt,the
target for innumerable jukciv, practical
or otherwise. But his jullity in invulner'
able, and he seldom ““08 his temper,
even under extreme provocation. Time
out of mind fat men have been the butt
of comedy on the stage, and have far-
nished fun galore to audience».
llncle Tom'l Culrln.
Remember that the ever popular play
“Uncle Tom's Cabin" will be prcwnted
at Music Hall, Friday evening. The
Albany Press says: One. would natural-
ly suppose that the drama of Uncle
Tom's Cabin, and the cauws which led
to its construction, would etc this cease
to prove interesting in this country at
leaet. llut not so. The older the play,
the "lure intermt rmnifcstcd. Mxtnagere,
ton, lravcnulhmg undone to give the
play all the tutu-natty i-esential for soc.
cm. Managua I’uck & l‘ursrunn, who
brought out the play at the Leland Opera
House last night, understand what the
public wants. The double company is a
great feature. Everything about the
drama has the “old time" lhvorabont it.
The two Taper-ya are immense, while the
two Marks keep the audience in a roar
of laughter. The jubilee singers are an
excellent acquisition and give the. planta-
tion scene an air of reality. The blood-
hounds, too, are used to make the play
complete. People who desire to tree
Uncle Tom‘s Cabin given in fine style
want to see this company Friday night.
0p": lloulc. ledny nght.
The Montague-Turner Grand Opera
company have been secured by the man-
agent of the Opera House for two nights'
Friday and Saturday. The Daily Chron—
icle, of Knoxville, Tenn., says: “The
Mount of Miss Annie Montague was one
of the most realistic we have over yet
seen on local boards. Miss Montague,
with her marvelous vocalization, sang
and acted the part to perfection. Her
shading of tones, her modulations, her
gruduationa in her runs from the upper
to the lower scale, stamp the gifted eo-
prann as a singer of more than ordinary
merit. Her vocalization was of such a
high character that she was many times
called to respond to the plaudits of her
audience.” _
llnverly I clevelnnd'n ”fourth. '
The Virginia City Report says of the
above attraction which will be at Music
Hall, Monday, Feb. 18;h:-—
The entertainment given by Haverly’a
Mastodon Minstrels last night attracted a
crowded house, and was conceded by all
to be the fluent minotrel show ever given
in this city. The introductory part was
unique and varied, and its departure
from the stereotyped form lent a charm
to it that Iran refreshing.
The march of the Hessian Dragons was
a meritorious feature, and the statuary
posing of Howe and Doyle was noudmir-
able as to almost convey the belief that
the spectator was gazing upon chiseled
marble rather than lIr rib and blood, and
the poetic idea of the conception of “The
Power of Music" was gracefully portray-
ed.
The Imperial Japanese troupe of acro—
bate, contortionieta, balancera, etc., fully
sustained every representation that had
been made, and were, indeed, the finest
examples of the perfection of physical
manhood. Some of their tricks and feats
of strength were wonderful, while their
daring acrobatic performance was startlo
ing and thrilling.
The music was excellent, and the ting-
ing of the octette of vocalists was the
blending of some of the finest voices
heard here for many days.
. Demented.
last Sunday night Hrs. Johanna 0.
Flynn got off a train in this city and
acted I0 strangely that the attracted the
attention of Officer Ireland. “but!
plenty of money and evidently had been
drinking. She was taken to the elation
house audit was then learned that she
was on her way to Boston. She had
beento Henderson, lino. on business
and had stopped at different places on
herwa East. Dr. W. C. Burke, as
agent for the Humane Society, cared
for her. He cent her to Boston last
night. ‘
locale Ito-alto.
Atu meeting of the directorl of the
Ila-mic Hutunl Benefit association In!
Ming, 9,000 wu voted to the widow
of the late E. F. Strong of New Haven,
late William Church of West Haven.
Rina new members were added.
fix
and a like amount to the widow of the
Biblhau’vtoroioclouedat
m m and Suture
CITY MEETING AND ll’ATlflf
METERS.
At the city meeting last night there
in quite an animated but very good-
nntured discussion of the nutter of wat-
er meters. ltwu contended by some
that they worked injustice upon the con-
Iunierl compelled to use them, and that
if they are to he need at all every con~
corner should have the water lined by
him measured by them.
On the face of it this last proposition
seems jurt, and in the abstract it in, but
in far from being feasible, and for this
one reason, if there is no other, to wit:
The putting on of meters would necessi-
tate an expeneelogreat that there would
be no net revenue from the great body
of connectors for many years. Each
mater would cost as much as the aver-
age consumer pays for water in five
years. And it is quite evident there
would he no Compensating saving of
water.
Before water meters Were put on the
large consumers the prcenlll‘e on the
pipes had been reduced from about 85
pounds to about 00 pounds, and consum-
ers on the bills were deprived a part of
the time of any supply, and the work:
were insufficient for fire purposes. About
one million gallons of water wan- being
used every day-twice what was neceo”~
nary. After the meters were put on the
pro-sure was restored, the consumption
of water was reduced to lees than live
hundred thousand gallons a day. and
there has been no great increase in the
expense to those who have their water
measured to them by the meters.
Thie in conclusive evidence that a great
waste of water was stopped by the met-
ere, and that the city has been saved the
large expense that would have, been nec-
essary to supply water for the great
waste that was going on before the met-
ers were introduced.
It may he that the rates to consumers
of water by meter measurement could
be made lovnr, in: tlure c:.n l-c no
serious question of l...‘ :w. 4.; ;'
wisdom of the meters.
Our water works and our water cour-
mhsioneni are great successes. The lat-
ter particularly are deserving of public
gratitude for the very efficient and ratio-
fnctory manner in which they perform
their duties.
and
Specfnl Curd.
1'] order that bur patrons may be satis.
lied that there are important reasons for
the extra charge for seats during the en-
gagt merit of the IIaverIy-Cleveland min-
strels,l respectfully announce that the
large sum necessary to prevent this great
attraction will put me to an expense
never before incurred by me; but as I am
naturally anxious to secure the best tal-
ent, it brings me in competition with
managers of large cities, and I am con-
fident my efforts will be underetood and
financially appreciated. Respectfully,
I. M. IIOYT, Manager.
The State Anked for 075,000 for n "unim-
opnlhlc Hospital.
A bill presented to the legislature
yesterday provides f or establishment of
a hommipatbic hospital in New Haven.
The proposed incorporatora are Dr. Paul
C. Tkili', Dr. B. H. Cheney, Dr. E. J.
Walker, Dr. C. B. Adams, Dr. Charles
Vishnu. Dr. I". B. Kellogg, Dr. M. F.
Linquevt, Rev. J. E. Twitchell, Wilbur
F. Day, ex-Judge William C. Robinson,
E. H. Trowbridge, jr., Henry B. Sargent,
H. C. Rowe, General E. E. Bradly, Gen-
eralE. S. Greely. The bill provides for
granting a charter to the institution
and appropriating $75,000:” an endow-
ment fund. If this appropriation is
granted, private subscriptions of $25,000
willprobably be made. The homeopathic
physicians say they are forced to this
step because the present hospital is be
managed that only old school doctors are
allowed to practice there. Although the
proposed hospital will be conducted un-
der homeopathic auspices, physicians of
nuy‘acbool will be allowed to send pat-
ients there and to treat them there, while
one section at least will be free.
Have Your Eye: Measured Free.
Prof. J. H. Caruso, the scientific opti-
cian, with all his appliances for measur-
ing the eyes and fitting glasses, will be at
A. S. Ferria’a new jewelry store, one
week, commencing Monday next, 18th.
Difiicult cases solicited.
The Newtown Burglar: Caught.
Yesterday morning burglars began
again their depredationaln Newtown.
They blew open an unlocked safe in
Chas. H. Gay‘s carriage manufactory;
they also forced open the front door of
the Newtowu Savings Bank, and blowed
08 the inside door.
The noiae of the explosion, which oc-
curred at 6.30 o’clock,. awoke Thomas
Reilly, who lives near by, and also a
family named Bartholomew occupying
the same house. looking from their
windows they saw five men hurrying
down the bill toward. the depot. Mr.
Reilly upeedily made tracks for the
Grand Central Hotel and aroused Ln d-
lord Houllbnn who was not long in t-
ing Sheriff Glover and Constable Kelley
to join him. The three started in par
unit of the crackomeu, their first move
being total ph Waterbury by old of
the operator: at the fimtonlo depot.
About o’clock. however, word can.
v
r
..
one Newtown 0
that the burglar
can, from Waterbury,
nd had been intercept-
ed near that cit , with the exception of
one of the five w in getaway.
They are a rough and early looking
group, and areduuhth-u the gang that
have been operat ng in Connecticut for
three yearn past. The bank baa offered
.500 for the cnpt ire of the. burglars.
The men gave their names and reel-
dences as follows: James liolger, l'rovi-
deuce, R. 1.; Tlumae Udt‘t‘)‘, Syracuse,
N. Y.: Charles Butte, gave no residence;
Richard O‘Donnell, gave no residence.
The one who earn ped is the shortest one
of the lot and in re a light overcoat and
can.
Becclplu Loot.
DST—in lam euv dope, some lnnurance recelpll
A in [veronica or helm-on («mother and depot
at about 1 o‘clock, Tu willy. Finder will be null: ly
rewarded by Morning name to
flit it 5. Ithl Mlllllltl', So. Sorwallr.
Glrl Wanted.
\ YANTEIL A girl for when“ house work. Ap‘
ply at thin ullltc. “2! .‘it
l‘r r Solo.
With”: acre:- lll)‘ igmntd nrnr Five Mile River
Depot. Tenn: trr curly. Address
" lit for if. ltowayton, Conn.
Building Lots For Sale.
“‘0 choice bulldlng lots. to and to feel front. on
~
Westnmluc. A ll t “20.5 Ills.
IMJIOYT. l'l y 0 A ”3” 0r
‘louk Making.
aker of ex iencc desires
HA! afaction unann-
fl‘) IV!
I Base and cloak
en; rJ-rncnte by
fwd.
Ad rem Box ti:
Store and Tenement To Let.
"FORE and vi'ven room:- to let, at No. no North
L, Main tin-u, smith Norm-ilk. Inquire of
f‘i lw JO! .‘v’ MrGUVERN, Turnpike.
To Rent.
r ROOMS on Ilcnrv be, $0an Sorwntk; rent
041200!" month. Posse-Hon I-‘rb.l.-t. Apply
to.“ . Yul NUS. at'lnckwood M'f‘g ('o. 1-!) if
lluuuce To Let.
( ,\‘ Womlwnrd Ave . rent i-l‘l per month: u‘llcr
imaml Ila-t Nanak, rrnt 9t! Jr? month;
5. A. “()0 )WARD.
Large. Home and Lot ran-Eula.
III-Z fonm-r mid-‘r‘c of G, B. How. fifth bony.-
rbovc Port Pain. Road, on (reliant avenue.
II.“ a furnace: inter a first and second floor; also
writ of good water: friit on the t-remi-es. Enquire
of limit [1036, L’rufct .t Kbnpp'r Factory, )6». 1.
he day.
. South Xurwn‘k.
like“ ”HIE.
tutu in. Enquire of
Restaurant.
CLAIR AND lli'bTEIt-I served in every rtyle
' and mid by the. out or huvlivl. Clam chow-
der n special y. TllulfAs HENRY (”ARR .k. 00.,
)5?) 1m steamboat Dock, So. Norwalk.
Portraits
)3 oil. motel and crayon. Black and White
I’ultlo. Art war: (I! all descriptions.
). G. COOKE, Stamford.
T3335 HALLOIKAN, Nomlk.
R removal.
HS New York Teri Co. has rented the building
now occupied by .l. T. Prowitt, f: Main street
where they will open: bout the first of April with
an unusual line stock of groceries. d2? 3m
Bridgeport and Norwallt Mess-
i-ngcr.
OIIN fl. SMITH u Ill attend to all onion left at
John Brnrnrner'! Barber Shannon": Norwalk,
lmltwood d: Andrews Market. Norwalk. and F. ii.
firm .Ion'it, 335 Broad 5L, Bridgeport, and will make
daily tripe. jii 3m
.5
M1 bSCIfgCI'.
ENNB'IT. the mat carrier, will call for, and
dolm‘r porcelain Norwaik or South Norwalk
forte-n cents each, “'42!“ limited to ten pounds.
hinteat Somalk an: South l‘lorwalk Portulaca.
Prompltnue and dispatch guaranteed.
(1' — . A. BENNETT.
Daily New tor-It Messenger.
l)ARCBl.S calledfrr and delivered in all parts of
the m y or view r y. Prompt attention paid to
Ill oflll‘fb left at Plate oil's. Norwalk, or Hoyt'o drug
store, South Somalis. I". W. ANDREWS. jii 3m
(llystcn.
HOSE deririnz oyster: opened frcrh daily can
procure them of R. J. (Yt’TbILL.
or!) if Foot of Raymond St.
Ilnvllnnd’s Fruit Store.
IN]! Florida Oranges, Fine hyer Firm, Persian
Dates. All I tad: _of new Nata, linings
Grapes, Lemons. (ton fertiancry. etc, at
C. A. IIAVILA “re, “.5 Main St. Norwalk.
George II. Underlllll
8 now in town ceiling Household s altleo for
cash or by installments at prim rand com—
mon. Pattie! deeming bargain: can call at No.
6 Raymond St, City marlo tr
BEEE HIVE
General Intelligence Office
Any one in want 0 employment, or wishing to
chwnge his or her plate, will find it will y them to
C III here and rcgialz'r their names. dies free'
Gentlemen will he charged the sum of 25 eta. If
you. want to buy. or It'll. or rent, or enquire for any
thing you can do 90 here, an we vrill advertise at the
cilia: every day. We have a eittmg room for Ladies
and one for Genie also.
« a a
Q
i“
We have a restaurant where you can get nuvthiug
from a be. mndvrlch to a full meal at all hours.
Board by the day or treek: also lodging.
us In Yuan! Respectfully, BBB DIVE.
Fill Sill ll lillll Tll'lllll
PROPERTYuf B 'dgeport Savings Bank—De-
sirable House “numb, 125, on Osborne
fl.
Ave" East Norwal Conn.
Ap y to .
A003 I. LAY'I‘ON.
1“? In! South Norwalk, Ct.
EL HALL
TO LET
ROM April let. f r I term of years.
Alw a house a Chestnut St.
Enquire of
0. W. SMITH.
‘T Bill.
NICE house on aim avenue; thirteen rooml;
with barn.
fl?
Upper port of brlc harm on Iconard street.
Upper part of he on lain meet.
it! if Inqulre CHAS. T. LEONARD.
EEBLESS
ovss
Ph'wweeww
“:0, If? ‘ WW9 0‘ '-
rm . - .... ‘....'*='-..'=:-=:»-::"'
or non-f I cum
MUSIC
By all )[eunr-i ‘Vll
llllll'llilll-Elll‘llllllllll,
Howe A: hole, The Wurld'e Tan. Iropold
If. B Rage". and Many 0
W. b”. i‘LEV SLAM), Sole Owner and Hanna-r.
DI'USIC 11A] 1' I,
l. X. IIf‘ll’T. Manager,
0!!) NIGHT ONLY,
1‘ day. Feb. 15.
Pa 1: a Furnman’s
Hammett: Slntctu'ulxr
Un le Tom’s Cabin
Compan y.
Two Gorge-truly Uniformed Ifilltary llandn.
The Hyer Sisters
Operatic Singer» Md Spatially Artist-L u the
lntmdnring the two fnmon- erslrfllppi ”earners.
"ltolw-rt E. In-r”ai.-l "Salriicz " A m: left: and
exciting menmhoar flare and ’l‘crriflc Eli: mum in
fnl. var-w of the anniwnrc. Era in the llcawn y
Realm-i. Introducing: I'nny, Donkey, on! troupe
of 50ml; Carolsnn Bowl liounvle. A Street I’MMIC
Daily at 1': o‘clock, Popular prirw of adriiarzonz
3.1 um] 50 ('4-ntn. Children, 25 (‘enm
Reverted seats now on ‘Sli‘ a! Iluyt'- an! tirct'ory'r
Drug Storey. f5
TA'YLOIE lb (x'rOLDI’JN,
Real Estate. Fire, Life, Accident,
l'lule Gian-i, and Steam Boiler
INSURANCE AGENTS
Also Agents for the Sale of
chcnlurc and I‘m-In Mot-magi:
6 at 7 per cent. Bondy.
Loans Negotiated.
OFFICE—£3.14? Washington St, 50. Korwalk.
Annual Report of The Board of
Water Commissioner: or the
City ofsomll Norwalk,!!onn.,
l‘ 'l). 12, 1989.
Balance on hand as reported to Annua‘
City Meeting. held April ll, 1899,. .3331! M
Viz: ('1th in Office. ........ 3w
" name.- in Handout Treuunx .. 2.054 5)
“ " " fio. Norwuik Savings Bani; fit? If)
“ I'ulrtieldt‘o " Lil-IT l3
’3 312 M
i. ..
Received seine viz: , ,
Water Items from Apni “Jim, to June I.
I’hfi
Water Rent: from Jane f, Will
innit ................. 6.17% 05
Water Rents from Dec. 1, I'..
lsflQ........ .. ...... .5fiiififi3
futons: from Shl‘lll‘." Banks. .,
From sale of (1' run at Lower Removal: . . 5 all
Torah . ...stnazt lit)
Bxpcnditnrw have been, viz:
Maturing, v iz : 3:10.000 July I, 1‘95, 6 per cans,
40.000 July 1, mm. 6 per cent.
from July l, mu, 4 per rent.
9,000 July I, rate, 4 per cent.
Total cost of works to date. . .. mm 5’:
There have been laid during the your, in [compile
ance- with directions of the Common Content. will!
feet of pipe, viz:
412 feet 4 inch pipe in Prospect it ; no feet 154
inch pipe in Cedar an; 108 feet 4 inch pipe in Buy
View ave: 1.600 feet 4 incl! pipe in If . .
feet 5: inch pipe in Marlow it; 65% fee: 4 :ncb [£po
in Wood an: 1,158 feet 4 inch. pipe in burnt; and
Quinlard Avenue; £57 feet 4 inch pip: in Pine
Inland IL; 48 feet 4 inch pipe in . ulna; M
luving on hand about foul feet of a melt pipe.
SAMUEL RAYHONI),
WILLIAM B. REED.
CH“. 5. TBOWBRIDGF.
Report of Treasurer of Water Fund.
Durex.
Jan. 16 receive! from H. Snyder, ex-
;Wner Communion: rxv
mutter, ...................... 702%
Jan. so received from Water Omicron
Rh. 8 received from Water Commotion!
en .................................... 17673
Straw:
Cannon.
By Water Commissioners, enters paid. . . . {1.076
Baimceouhand........ .. 3mm
Respect! ll W‘tflfhlffi 01
u an .
EDWI. Wilcox.
Tram-rm! Voter fund.
Sor'ru Norman, Ct., hb. 12th, 1&9.
ATTENTION,
HORSEMEN!
If you will Examine the [larva
just received at the Brunt“ Stock
Porn you Will be well paid for
your trouble. , new
For Sale.
Whitney Art Stun. It
Thin-on. of the has “A“
notion-tum plume in the
bullpen. nght
{loan-‘Kow-pul
run Wave-I.
“nonhuman-mun H
“mm. Ir.
coda-unwind
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M I N S T R E L 5...
THE IIAVERLYILEVELANI) EFPOll’I'il CUIIIINID.
Society's Preference Everywhere !
Frank Cushman
IMPERIAL JAPANESE TROUPE
R. (l Knowlril. Myrtlfylnu (‘mwlr~y,J M rim.de Norrie. flank: Wilden)».
Two Topsys W”
2010‘
ӣ310 ft)
win-19mm),
Minimum“.
HALL,
Ono Performance Only.
At 80. Norwalk, Monday, Feb. 18.
it For- the Original
lhufllmhdhl
.l (turnpiuiy of Premier”
’I
albumen, Mg DUTOIIWO, Ural aiding,
um l’mmmunt Star», in all
Nearly Half 100 People.
clue. ll. CLEVELAND, Bullaul lino-par.
SCALE 0! PRICES: 50. 75 and $1.00.
Peale flow on l'mlt- at floyt‘n and (lremry'a Drug suites.
fl!
Y. P. a. a. ’-
lilllll
iiiiiuilil
To enjoy I first-clan entertnluml for I mull
adult-lion fee, of ill!
Congregational Church, So. Norwalk.
PROGRAMMI-
I’AIIT 1.
Plano 9mm...“ AnuDInulng
limbo;- J The Punch“- Horn lace". . "W
on m u. 1” ouvw. Imogene Baldwin
pram; I o ............... . .....
from. two vir;iim..,lenm.w.uhtouu.lli30a
Reading-“Tin: Wendi Beautiful" ..... [and luv
u 1.. outcast.
.cm- L. Barrios
...... Sellie Dim
I r it 9r”! PM” If. Barth: Knapp
Mn rd 1: r0...” ..
chow
Rowling—“'5”. l'itkwluk'o liltdkt".......Dl
u. L. ”Brute.
Trrmr Soto ................. . ........ llorlce ”lull
Howling-"lbw: Kmart Curr: ' ........,...Jokullnl
rr. 1.. virtual.
iorllmlm’solo ......... Clot-hm
:anuMm, . ....Amm
...... Clara L. Bowie:
Control!” 3010. . , . . .
Wednesday, l'ebruary 13,1889.
ADMISSION l5 05.78.
OPERA HOUSE,
Thursday, Feb. 14.
new and canning, Funny.
.I- C- STEWAltT’S
FAT MEN’S CLUB
COMEDY COMPANY,
In .117. Storm“: latent musical comedy In four
acts, martial the
PAT MEN’S CLUB.
24 .umsrs 24 .umsrs 24
lacirienralopcvntlcnelectim Novel [mm
sols. Pamékgmlniic «parliament. led;
icy" . m flailing
mechanical
Pricesrafi, 50 and 75 C“.
(Turnover: cumin. at lewd 8 Soul, flor-
walk and Y, I. BoxieI’r 503?: Mk. I!
NORWALK OPERA HOUSE,
QE’ISTABDk SOS, — Mull-lull.
.1 Grand Musical Treat
For Pipe and Specials Bought. .. . 42.33971 ,
For Meters, Bought and Repairs. ... . . , .. . 3-”55 . , J
Forflydrante................. 40ft!) on .-
ForVulves............. 15175
PorlayingPipw.... 3.27509,
5" Rglalh‘afiflfl fixing leak.- .. $.23 ‘ Grand 0 r3 Comp’n
orO ce xpenees..... . ... ..J.. N
For Igs'gereet on Bonds 6 montho, wJuly t. 2 fall to ; , y,
. s . ti tbs,toJan. l, ' ' " " y
“do: F,‘??.“fi‘_“.’.’.. 3'2? .............. .. to Friday 8: Saturday Evng 8,
£2,342!“
Leaving Balance on Hind ....... 9.0.94) Feb! 1 5 and 1 6
as Ppllowi'}: viz: 530.1%)! .
ue rorn rensurer ....................... . . . .
Due from From Pairdeld en. Saving! Bonk rim is ' “1‘” Evening, Babe-lu- Gill.
. . 37mg“ Saturday Evening. - Mann.
Indebtedneee is fill follows, viz; (“It‘ll Intact.)
Bearing Interestpt 6pc: peat. . .. . . . .. 70$.qu :70 '
4 ---------- WW Seats 2.) and 50 Cts.
(fhwtnmopcn If Quinta! & Bun! M
and mxrcr’v, south Sovwalk. ’ f9
lillAllll FM
KIRfiEss,
Undalhcmof
:Billillllll’llldll. 11m,
‘ cannulliir‘il‘lintlll.
“A? TIE—v
ABMORY, ROBWALK,
£03 012 W223.
m
meson, run. 18. ’894i:
xx
Grand Band Concert
may rave-in; by i '
Heine’s Full 3.... limit.
:1an
_.._4..——-
Semen Tickets, -“ $1.00,
2...“... the [folder to unwrap ,
In Twenty and Paul. .
Single Admission, . the.
a, '\
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