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fllli EVENING SESTIS
ill ltAIlalutAD I'IIAUI’.
mi'fll Rottwaut.
an MAIN H'l‘ltlvzl'rr.
SUBWALI.
'- rlltl ALAIII minus.
I
? l.T.H.ll.lll.leapot-kcy MM
'a lull. Biron. one. la wit, and how».
u, t. Day strut. «true: of Tmlc rum; key or a
Day urn-rt and at Movies.
to. t. t‘orurr ol Inn and Concord ”new; Itey n:
D. Donovaa'r house and .l. C. “31%.! Inc
lo. Katha-nut new; at whom m
soda-Idem of'illisn wining. v,"
(:uucurdatmt. tel! i; ey .
la. u"Paar- m. a, ”Concordance,“
1
al
In. It. Ilium rm of Ann «not; key or
I'olf‘n saloon and all fartnrin
Ba. 15, Ruth «rust corner of llayvmv avenue. key
at A. Dickamaa‘a raid-rm.
mean.
he at it o'clock auna for Standard Tiara.
3:22;” of the bell (than 1-!) atgmuel lrc la
Matron! of tar bell um :44) manta tbn
diywateriniobuuraed .
amnion 10 an animus.
lip-on puritivc intorutatlou of a Ire in your mine.
that: neighborhood unlock the box door: pail tlm
book all the tray data one: only. and lot the limit
:Ibut uptba box and do not own or inmh mo
$13k again until “it next In in your neiirhhorhmil.
not alum to me the
it): Chief Ingmar will Tl?llhulnt£«nmiwn :3 up
up?! I) l . ,
w W" Chief Inquirer.
Ll“ of [Allen
Remaining In the Poi-ponies at south Non-nut,
MIL. fob. till. 1.19. Persona rolling for any of
M lettucvull plant may thry are “remnant.
Illa dame, llr Britain. J Clark. Julio Ili-
aua. 1395"”. lin- l). Bit-b. Annie \ , Mean”,
lcbael luklry. Inward A. Flatt. Harlin '1‘ Han,
, .L’banlloyt. blain I! Jordan. Ira. Janie:
idiom. mutua- Ramon. Irv: lblmunrl Lev,
Aortic lurphy. D. Wini- Ilcrmt. Lou c lief army,
kale Parnell. Irv. John 'CWI, Ironic at
future. sirpka tie-acid. Julie empiric». Kami-
W‘M' J' x mm" 1 s. ncxsixo. v. .v‘.
S. Y. [fur-Id Weather lone-ta.
The severe “cold wave" attending the
at Northwestern antivcyclone, now
vars almost all the country except the
lantic coast. The “cold wave," with
barometric maxtmum exceeding cum
ichev, will move east, and will probably
educe temperatures tonight or [fl-molt
ow to zero in the upper Hudson Valley
and to about 10 degrees above 7M0 tn
’tbia vicinity. Temperature fell decidedly
in the United States yesterday with mine
ill. of 25 to 35 degrees below zero in
Iinneaota and maxima of .35 in 60 in
Texan. In this district to day decidedly
colder, cloudy to partly cloudy weather
will probably prevail, with fresh to brislr
waterly to northwesterly winds, becomv
ills dangerous of! the coasts, preceded by
light snow and followed by clear weath-
or.‘ In the Middle States and New Eng.
t- decidedly colder, partly cloudy in:
'ear weather and brisk anet'l y to
é’thwesterly winds will prevail. preced
'oy light snows, windy becoming dam
mus on the coasta. On Sunday in thin
‘on and in Xew England still colder,
’ weather and brick to fresh north—
rly to westerly winds wrll probably
3 , preceded by dangerous winds of!
_ "3359, near and north of Sandy
1 1nd on Monday fair weather and
Iv to northerly windy, with but
rise of temperature.
lam-u Alina-ac lav Tomorrow.
i tide Low tide Sun risen Sun new
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THE LOCAL NEWS.
.. James B. .Wood complete: his services
1 ith Tim Evzsiso Smrszr. (0-day.
i1; . a. Tolles, son of Selectman v. n.
“r lies of this city, now of the Glens Folio
“f vrniug Star, has been engaged to take
age of the borough office and he will
ter upon his new duties the lat of
'Jarch. Mr. Tolles' knowledge of and
i'cxpericnce in the newspaper business
- - ifiuhimin every respectto handle
Sunsets uptown department.
5» I business placed in his hands or infort
{ ion given for the paper, will be [my
Edy attended to.
s.
323.13,
' e game of ‘TcurliogJ on the ice. has
’utroduced in Daubury.
taisted’s Sarsaparilla in the best
‘ ,4 ,purifier.
:1 Brothers Lodge, I. 0. 0. F., will
I the third degree Monday evening.
$1! lfred Wheeler was in town and
at Warhington's Birthday with his
m -...A- .c‘ o -
~A bargain—Gents Alexandre Gloves
ducal from $1.90 to “.00, at Coup
ick Brotbcrv. . ' .
Min Etta Cobb of Greeupoinr, hm
ecu visiting Mrs. Juan A. Wheeler. or)
orth Main street.
I
3 Tbcflonsatouic depot at Dm‘ my in
globe moved to Bro‘ukllefd Junction, a
,, distance of six miles. Hr. Patrick of
.4” tho borough will do the w ..k. L
I -Buy your mr;k-i at Crow's News
Engine 45ml the chmtonic rmr’,
taken up to the abop‘ "ll! nom'ng
and So. 42 returned. The 10:40 tram, There management at dict"s
ay.
Tbuuday afternoon. at {her criminal
term of tho ruperior court, In BM”.
port, was. devoted almOst entirely tn the
dispoul of the Danbury cam on the
docket. m g
, —Uenta Scotch Woofalcvee, at Com—
atock Brotherv;_fl
Harry Spence, manager of the coating
New Haven bane ball club, baa signed
pitcher Karaey, who pitched well for the
low York Reamer lat m Swor—
hcb allo wanta to alga.
--You caabay pod chicken“ fl
at chsubpwlhatllhyd-wkd.
for ca the branch look the Prgmu each
w
We Exam-w um Vat-y float of
JOB PRINTING
A! Very Ilrnnmmrrlrlr- I'rlr-rm.
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Mt’m letter.
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3",: ill Vamp-nu m (ill-I101 I“ the Ill
play .w u you-plum at Mu l'raui'iw-i.
l‘iaremw- llrnry. air if the ll Mull
Mime, by new inf a nuitiuu with lie-w
, l' I
run“ 5 "4,1.
5 Julia. [Mire home renderml luril lll
i you» for two at F. flarn‘ruurkvl.
Tm loam “our” ’l’rmwaure lfrlurrn
.bmrrt‘mtrém hell an interesting meeting
hm err-mu, mutton-tending the other
attraction: In to”.
«Tum: imgmml plmigmpluldatfn
a rim-«h: for $2.50. or ll'eadmu'r‘.
Rife-alive Guile, \ U “.95." ,O'lll In”!
Minority noting. ”not: rs from out of
imam twig» will In prevent and a line
mllatron I’ll” li~ served. f'fl'flfll’kflmw
for a big trove are being made.
Muck ”milieu.
Bull ll- 0. the W ted you»; rtalliou,
5 was sold kl Iramgtou, Ky . rum-«far to
‘3. ii. rim. of ii» “am we; final.
1
key from this 40M- § Sew York. for QMJM. lbw lrlkllial WW.
I
ever mid in this «rivalry for a b no .
j {db-ml Km‘iger‘lr advnlimoerit. a
great clearing out new ot mea
.t plemnt purity am held at the rim}
decor of Jirweph ”me on the antport
vomit hint evening. Smarty one hundred
and lwewlyrfimv people were [wool and
enjoyed viewing until 2i fw- iwmr. ‘
~96.» cwhvnvr Wiumpbr wt W~
monk for ‘flfim ‘
James hi. ”you. «bi-v for many yearn
Fm held the winillnuu of head Wu
or Amulet k Mummiw Wwd a pa
strum in who hymn mire not will our»
«Buys L'rulondevnl Milk, at ‘tbm'.
‘ boring withstood the blariilisbnienu of
Ellie filming Sentinel.
The
Largect Circulation l
All! I)? (70038”
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SOUTH NORWALK, C()NN., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1889.
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TIMI Hullfllflfl'hl FIRE.
j llully Damaged by Water.
1 Thin morning It 5 o'clock fin» broke
out lll the rear of Joseph I". O'Rourku'u
flulnlssufufll on North Main tlfl'l‘t‘l. It
am dw-uvered beforo it llllll gained
mm b headway and after the fire depart-
tiulll Billb't‘ll lfiu "0”le iii iv mun cl-
tiriguielicil. (loom-l. iuiun ilnttlugn wua
dime to the hafflt'tllt’d and stock, but it
writ conned uumly from the wutur.
It ll not known what noted the fire.
It started in a pile of scrim leather in tho
rtivl of the More.
Tim water also ilid surm- damage to L.
If. llecker'u stock but nothing serious.
Mr. O'Rourke, was fully insured with
Taylor a Holden.
wuar Iran. cutisn' save.
’l‘li-‘it Iii-ii Umvcriic, of Norwich, is
3 rotting at lira. Austin’s on West Ave.
I That Mire Lockwood. after her revere
”Home. lit couvaleaccut If. fll'l' home on
iniii lli'll.
That In. Morison arrivcd home yen-
teulay after an extended trip.
That llr. and lira. Thomas S. Morison
{and daughter start next Week to join the
Kuwaiti colony at Colorado Springs.
'l'bat )li‘u lmz Kecler iii cxpected
borne tit-day from a wait in the eastern
part of Seer York state.
That n gent“ bachelor of our borough,
the fair up: for many yearn, has finally
arm‘uwbed lo the attractions of a charm-
ing widow.
That lira Elizabeth Lockwood of East
avenue, was out yesterday for the first
time after her illness.
mono-v hm «loam on MM wooing.
”Miriam Emotion Coll/iwt‘lbfll flail
Home 2W: per pair. at thrown-k Brother/t ‘
()tficer Ci'il'grm‘c voter MM to Want
street hm owning to mat an animal
who who impatient”! our! who bail an in
font with tier. 1hr more «as W;
Scarlet. Stile was film! ”not mad chm.
thie morning by Judge Knapp, ‘
’l‘liat )lre. )toaiiman, wife of Dr. Mosa-
manof lieu York. is improving after
I»! wrgrcol operation. performed by Dr.
llrlmuthof New York, and her many
frimde in thin vicinity hope for her
manly rind complete recovery.
That the Yale Alumni Association of
Fairlie“ county met at the Stamford
club house, Stanford, Thursday. I-‘. St.
John Lockwood was present and present-
oil the report of the committee on lluiii-
- 10* the». pure brim ventilated lord in?
pining for film), M l“. "dyer?“ mm. ,
il
There“ vane an MWMIW exhibition in}
.‘Vmgztuck Thruway might. do inter"?
«sting fcfllww «ma sparring bani bed
tween like» Wullimtnt of flruilwvrt and}
Millie Plimsoll Wiwmvry. llama was”
MMVUM l'nwf. ”Mfi'fli‘dfifl‘ Slang»,
cochlear the tiarmwmmlwe mawwq
liming broken: a civiivpllv. of fibula-[W 1
port News. I
~Yairi com get tiwtypimi at ltwwilmao'e, '
(‘h'lfi'f‘llit’ Thrilling. : -‘
Th.» twewnyaluivriilb :8qu Warren '1
of rim «I‘nnmuimvt «bowel lute lawn
once (Harmony in printed in our cum, 3
risingmuhvme: It iiriirirermiing “Mung
an it: shown the cwpomy m the in an ex
CPWM Wilton WWW. 11mm (Mew;
log to: insure» mu 9) mm company
rhruldmwt 96. 3h Dilemma-vim, “50.3
.cmmcuiw (Wail nil: Mram’
Cbmpmiy’irwm for SEMI: out view:
ity. ’ :
«Slack» from :ic. nip an «Tamar’s New,
Depot. .
The ”02011 Brawler Mm“ is tor ruling
the only of will will an»! very mu he,
will! «warmth to: nib; Minimum which.
have been wobbly weakening hint for 3
year or no part. W'milluwitloy tritium
he who mm sl‘imlly «walking through,
Edison. Ilii's' Wholly all-flown! byl
the moment the tumor which this cork
convoy“ lli'ir lower lip). Flo. walked to
limerick Inland during the bikini, and was”
seem near mic depot time yesterday
morning, hanging Mint alanine and in a?
pitillulfimndiumui. reading. later the pro,
mum warmth mama. ' ‘
allmc'y‘oul moi manhunt acid WWI
at Chaotic Nerve Depot? Call and one
them They are» bub going to «the m
queradlr Mobility night .
The cm W moor. has hm?
MOM to» tile am of me systematic
work for the “My Waugh a m,
rennin which: WWW churches?
united. Thur mm mm illicit, aide
titers are about twill mm. as
many ammo smaller Wm: owe
«‘1 Mow. Tmmuwkd It". I
:1 likmwwfimm 5mm cumin ‘
initiated the wwm. to trawl: Sun j
day before but it martini am calm
was MWiMWcW of Am, in ”-
mbmcdhrvmr rhodium in view or,
‘thncfacmwmviigmmlymm. It. ‘5
km iiriiv'ivuug awhile intuitive m'
day eon» eng service, the ordinal m5}
vim, with Mimosa. Magma in;
full r very weekr—Tlleliwywummabet. 1
..m comm am with it.“ i
amour, for filo. nit Cot-hermit BMW.
’ rmmtm "
Ari-cry Iver m in: [air who;
“MomefiMMi
ingllwl’hetmdffimmy Fluveworb
ed-mdmmwweflmummit.
The; mini! commie Marisol I“:
duncheveniiwg Mmmmigtt‘
mrarrhiuvreck. ”MNQW,
our»: on: use amorous-nadir.»
aridtbrr Mollie“ kmntom,
Prnlemvttm mm ample-via“
Mitwrimmmmlwfll groove-c,
mrewMMaile-uuymly atowai‘
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93.7.5.7. Mud mm or only
«Intranet: rally on this (recasion and let
3 pails for “.00, at F. Hayeu' market.
(happily the wattle of all who deem! to
oil Gutternwry. The recommendation
era-s ad. and
~llaryinu in Cfllltffl’llfl Short l'.mt~n,
Without the mire. at Comeback Brothers.
Ira. llurnoy.
This lady. who is one of the foremost
«Lumen: iii 3'4” and priwn reform, the
dwfljlldcllzl in'ailar of the constitutional
wawflmimt coated of Rhode‘ Island, and
tan» or the most gifted and gramful
fidlfillkdlfl in the country, will addrers the
mulle- of mu city on Monday evening
input, or .aieLi-irigrrgationul church. Her
lbrriteuifl be, Tb» Duty of the State
’f'on‘artl the firuutitutional Amendment.
1W. ”or. Barney has no special politi-
cal iillilialiouv and ripesks from the stand
point of a citizen only. Friends of tem-
a'lll ill/0U our faith by our Works. The
address will be under the auspices of the
W. C. T. U.,witl) the kindly (lo-operation
of the Y. P. S. C. E. of tlieCongn-giition
all church.
will ibis. puroliome rendered lard in
Aflo- Joaquin-ado.
Iii not forget the Anon masquerade
ball at illicit: “all. next Monday evening.
The wieiy are I'Ol'klng hard to make
{illiterate of the most successful affairs
ever given in this city, and it looks as if
their hope. would be realized. The var-
iety of costumer ‘ll'lfl be greater than
flier which will he an interesting feature
for those who intend to look on from
the balcony. This arming and until the
night of the marquee-side a coetumer will
be oil Arlen [fall on l'l'a.~liii.gton street to
hire calcium. .
~Two nice Linen Handkerchiefs for
2'49, at Cometock Brothers.
Palm Ills ‘l'ooth Out.
William Dare, who works for I’. W.
Wand lived in Branchville, met with
a peculiar accident yesterday afternoon.
flew.” hanging up a large bum which
Weighed thirty-two pounds. He had the
editing in but month. When the ham
islippcd from his gra~p the string caught
We: titre of hltl teeth and pulled it out
ravioli” than any dentist Could. He put
the broth hack iii the cavity and is
wearing it tip-«day.
I’m Will (blaring.
Twilwiflof the W. C. T. U., with
“Y’s,“ mil hold a public. meeting to-
morrow at 3 p. nu, in the M. E. Church.
This-imidiugis the annual “Free Will
Merinfijervice held in like manner
throughout the slate. Ali temperance
“gargantuan, lrmpirance people, mem-
bers of the various churches, and every-
body tulip—d. The city pasture are
pcciallyfi'uvitod to come and favor the
union an words of encouragement.
There trill be a brief programme of
general ext-remit, poem, music, paper
to“ and lit—i collecting of the offerings
with appropriate Scripture texta. Come,
and learn n'hatlbc Union is and is not.
Let the house be In”. W. C. T. U.
...You can buy nice Turkeys for 18
M29 cents per pound, at F. Hayes‘
W‘.. ,_ ...- .a m»~k . ‘
t’loa'frutelaat [load In. ‘
E. I. florid, vicopreaident of the Con-
MM. bu been confined to his
balloting tbsp-ct three weeks with a
can attack of neuralgia, and it atlll
“fault-p. lit-many frioudr hops
{ Jmeplt I“. tl'Raurka'a Stock of Harriet-oi
l' NIUN M1100].
be llopoatad.
Music Hall wan crowded to such an
extent last evening that those having in
charge the Union School entertainment
found it m-ccnunry, at an early hour. to
reluaeto scll tickets ton largo numbcr.
-At 7:45 the first number on the pro-
gramme was heard. It was a violin solo
by Richard Abendrotb. lle war accom-
panird on the piano by Miss Edilli Hunt,
and the selection was heartily applauded.
Next came the Operetta by the prlmary
scholars, which was something remark»
able. The little tutti Ming well, and they
secured oblivious to the large audience
and everything about them.
The boy who wait to talm the landing
part was taken trick on Thursday. to little
Harry Damon was given thn part. It
would have been imporaiblc for any buy
to have done better. The acting of the
little one: caused unusual interest. They
deserve great credit for taking their parts
so well. A very pretty lullaby was eung
by two girls, Sadie Manning and (lruce
Hamilton.
Minnie l’earnon recited “The Legend
Beautiful" with good effect.
Willie Troupe played a very pretty
violin solo and came before tho curtain
again in rcsponse to n hearty encore.
lie is but sown years old but handles the
violin remarkably well.
The fan drill showed careful training
and was one of the most pleasant fun.
lures of the entertainment. Tliechildren
marched with precision and made a very
pretty spectacle with their fans. The
ENTERTAINMENT!
A lflna Programme Wall ltomlarad by;
the Sol-alarm ‘l‘ha Intartnlumont "h
‘ Icu‘rlttt’ramuttnrs.
Olin-a Iluuan, Monday nglit.
‘ On Monday evening the Julian Uiilll'
lcdy company commencuii a week‘s en-
gagement Ill the Opera House. The play
,for Monday night will lll! "Thu Rebel
‘(3hiof." The Julian Comedy company iii
,iiim of the bent troupes on the mail play-
! lot: at cheap prices, 10, 20 and 30 ceiitii.
and far superior to a great many which
are playing at high price-ii. E lltli Julian
is a charming little actress and a line
singer and it In well north the prion of
adiuiaalun to hear her sing. 'l‘liiii com-
] puny played a five night’s l'llgdgllult‘nl
’flt’l't’ during the month of January and
gave such excellent satisfaction tocvcry.
body in general that manager Quinturd
booked them again for next week alters
great deal of trouble. The chart for re-
u'rved tents, for which there is no extra
cliargd’. to now open at Quintard’a d:
800:, Nurwalk. and Bflxll‘f'n, South Nor.
wal .
’l‘ha Dalya lu \‘iu-utluu.
These lively comedianii will be act-ii in
their rquiilly lively athletic-musical coni-
cdy, "Vacation," at Music Hall Tuesday
,ovetiing llt‘lf. There is nothing dull iii
"Vacation." It is full of dash, vim and
fun, beaidc there are the exciting college
sports, the boat race, tug of war, etc,
with an abundance of song, music imd
dancing. The. work of the llalys in this
jolly play in highly enjiiynblc, their
athletic feats being performances of
genuine skill and merit. They uiidoubt~
edly are the leaders in this style of cuter-
tsinment, and their continued success in
proof of their excellence as amusement
exercise lasted fifteen minutes and mm
watched with close attention and inter.
cat.
The piano solo, "Covert Polonaise,"
by Miss Amelia ()rlich was skilfully ren-
dered. George Lauder recili'd “The
Minute-Man of the Revolution." and at
its conclusion was prevented With a
handsome bequel.
The last part of the programme was
the laughable comedy, “The Irish Linen
l’eddler." The different characters were
rightly assigned and all knew their parts
well. Will Perry, us “Pitt (l'I)ayle,"
a linen pedd er, caused route of
laughter by his make-up and wit-
ty saying. “is dink-ct wan good
and he impi.rsonated an Irish character
to perfection. Fred Mead took the part
of “Mr.Flnniiagnn." It was of a genteel
nature and Mr. Mead did very well.
Fred Rowan us “Mr. Darling," an old
man, was albig success, and his droll
mariner won for himldeservcd praise.
The ladies in the coil. Were not outdone
in the acting. “Miss Darling" nus im-
personated by Miss Maude Francis, and
although in her part the objected to
elupiiig, she resigned herself to the situ-
ation with becoming ease. Miss Francis
was prcttily attired in white and she
spoke her lines distinctly.
Minnie Godfrey took the part of n
widow rind as uvual did very finely. ller
movements were timely and her char-
acter was one, of themust amusing in the
play.
The part of “Mollie" was taken by
Miss Sarah Miller. Her good natured
face was in keeping with the character
she portrayed. Her Irish dialect was
was interesting.
The ladies were all presumed with
handsome floral gifts.
During the performance Principal
Footo announced that the entertainment
would be repeated next Friday evening.
In place of "The Irish Linen Paddler," a
comedy entitled “The Little Rebel" will
be given. The play will be under the
management of him. A. L. Frisby.
Brow ned in a Fund at Georgetown.
A sad and fatal accident occurred in
Georgetown yesterday afterupon. Two
boys named respectively Joseph Dooley
and Carl Lindlon, aged 9 and 12 years,
were skating on one of the ponds up
there, and broke through the ice.
Dooley was rescued ncarly exhausted,
but Lindlon was drowned, and his body
wasurccovered about two hours later.
Nora-all: la the Proper Place.
Representative Ball, of Stratford, has
been looking up the law in regard to
county homes and has found that the
county commissioners are the ones who
have full control of them and can locate
them where they deem best for the In-
terests of all concerned. The committee
appointed by the legislature has been
discharged and the matter of locating
the Fuirfield county home now rests
with the commissioners. Some think
that Nor-walk will be chosen. That place
would be infinitely better than the anti.-
quatcd town of New Canaan with all its
boasted “faciliiies."—Bridgeport Past.
flittillng Aloft on Ice Tonga.
Some men were at work recently fil-
ling Plumb & Wintnu‘u ice hull-1t! in the
rear of the Huwes Opera bums block.
The cakes of ice were lifted into the up-
per stories by means of a pulley,
rope and horse. At the end of the noon
hour when the Workingineii desired to .
enter the building, they sived
themselves the trouble of climbing two
or three pairs of stairs by standing up.
right on the ice tongs and allowing them-
selves to be hoisted to the upper windows
by the aid of the horse and the pulley
rope. The experiment looked a trifle
risky to spectators but they went
through it. cooly enough, and in fact
asemed to enjoy the airy ride—Bridge-
port Newa. ’
—Couistock Brothers“ store In closed at
six o’clock except Monday: and Satur-
W” W.
l m
kkbulymnryroluultb.
Guys.
sons Will be made welconiu.
Sunday evening, "The Two Ways."—
fliie and her love scene with Pat O'Doylc '
caterers, for Vacation is now in its
seventh year of unbroken prosperity and
is evidently good for ncvcrnl more sen
sons to come. The comedy is tinged
with their own special scenery.
SUNDAY SERVICES.
CITY CHURCHES.
Congregational.—Rev. J. A. Biddle,
pastor. will preach in the morning at
10:30 u.m.; Sunday schoolat 12 m.: Y.
P. S. C. E. meeting at 6:10. subject,
We Shall Rap, “—611. 6:9. Preaching
at 7 o‘clock.
Trinity church.—Sexagesima Sunday;
IIoly izommiinl-in Ifmv c Ir” ratioil at
7.303. m.; malllh‘uliii .~ :r; - :.-' lit :1":
Sunday school at 1: o'clock; chiming
and sermon at 7 p. in.
Baptists—Preaching by llcv. II. A.
Delano. pastor. At 10.30 n.m.. "The run
as against tho but bed as a means of con.
vincing the world of truth." 7 o‘clock,
“The Stay of the Pilgrims at Wanity
F.i.ir,' and what Game of it." Baptiiim
at CIOE‘I.‘ of service. Public cordially iii-
vitcd. Pew holders please C(llllu’? carly as
pumiible, and co-opcmte with uslii-ru in
making welcome strangers and friends.
Metliodist—I’reachiiig in the hiorriing
by Rev. Wm. R158. In the evening it
short discourse by the pastor, to be ful-
luwcd by ft'l‘lVfll servicee. Special ser-
vices will be hcld every cviitiing during
next “‘rt'k, i-xccpt S’lllll'il'ly. All pi-r
Springwood Union Clinpi-I.-—Siil,iject,
Matt. 7, 13 14. “'rdncsday evening,
“\l' ho is Jesu.-1’"—Mark 8, ‘39.
Eur Null‘VALK Clit‘itcttits.
Advent Christian Church. Vim 7.1th
Ann, Em Norwalk.—Preiiching at 10.30
3.11)., by the pastor. Sllflthf, Baptism
vs. Rliuiitism. Sunday School at i2! m.
Service of song at 6.30 p.m. Preaching
at 7 00. Sulijvct,The Lori] Hath Spoken.
E-ist" Aw. M. E. Church—Preaching
by Rev. C. E. Harris at 10.30. In the
evening the pastor, Rev. Wm. has, will
preach.
Western Beef lit Good Enough.
Reprcseiitivc O'Neill’s bill providing
for the inspection on the hoof of all beef
sold in this state, is probably the most
impbrlnnt measure yet introilucrd iii the
legisla’turc. It will It quire n11 beef to be
slaughtered in Connecticut and is calm-
lated to restore to Yankee farmers an
important source of income which west-
ern ranches have taken a monopoly of
during late, years.
Why did the western beef drive the
local product out of the market?
Simply because the western meat was
better and cheaper than that raiscd in
Connecticut.
This, then, is legislation in behalf of
the farming class at. the expense of the
city class and ought not to be encourag.
ed. It must rsiee prices, which are high
enough now for the workingmt-rn—
Waterbury Herald.
Sunday School Conference!
The Connecticut Sunday School Assn
citation are to hold meetings in the. inter-
ests of Sunday School work in this vicin-
ity nrixt week as follows; Tiirsilay af-
ternoon in, Baptist church ill Il'iivnyton,
Wednesday afternoon in Congregational
church at Greens Farms. During the
latter part of the week similar meetings
are to be held at Bethel, Ridgelield, Red-
ding, Newtuwn and Mill I’lnin.
, Track Talk.
The new 90 ton pissenger (nginc build-
ing at the Roger locomotive works, Pal-
terson, N. J., for the New Haven and
Derby railroad, will be ready for deliv-
ery by March 15. The engine is a-du-
plicate of No. 30. vrhich for several
months has performed satisfactory ser-
vice, drawing the heaviest trains on the
road.
In the Massachusetts legislature the
bill allowing the Boston and Albany to
Increase its capltal stock has been
amended I0 that the llntll,000,000 rail-
od shall be used for the abolition of
, ()X'Wuoilward Ave.. rent $18 per month: wafer
n
PRICE in} on
W.m-w-w~. ... ...... .
...—...... . ....
to I'lny ut fitnrnford. Conn.
The llorlmin Baseball Club, the crack
New York organiuatiun of colored play-
ers. Iiiivu decided to locate in Stamford,
(loan, for tho coming summer. Mr. B.
M. llutler. tliu iiiunugi-r of tho club. hon
just Ht‘t‘lll'k‘d desirable grounds in Stam-
ford. An effort will be made to get the
club ndmitled to the Eastern League, of
which thi,l Cub-in (Hunts, Uticas, East-
ernii and the Waterbury club are mem-
hi-rii. Manager llutlcr is anxious to hour
from all Connecticut clubs, particularly
Norwich and Bridgeport, at his addreal,
No. 137+ llleecltor street. 116 has
atri-ngthcncil the club by the addition of
three new players—Minor. the strong
pitcher of the Cuban Hiatus lust citation.
Harrison. the short stop, and Sol White,
tho onlt‘hvr of last year's Pittsburgh.
Th e Club as reorganizcd is he follows:
Edward Chamberlain. first base; F rank
llell,srcond bflflt‘; Ross Garrison, short
stop: Aiidrr-w Jackson, third base. 0.
Jackson, left fielder and catcher; Sol
White. center fielder and catcher; A.
Down, right lit-lilcr: pitchers, J. Nelson
and F. Miller. '
The (lorhamii will occasionally play on
the Long Island grounds. Manager But-
ler believes that he can take the leading
pavilion from the Cuban (liants as the
crack colored club of the country. The
team is composed of quiet, gentlemanly
young fellows, who know how to play
bulk—’3'. Y. Star.
—Cll‘ilul’ Gloves $1.00, at Uonistock
Brothers.
The irriogepur'ru'aii.
'l‘fic jlll has been shamefully over-
crowded for a long time past, but Wed-
nesday it was rather more on than usual.
In the institution were 156 prisoners.
Sllly-lfll’fifl cf thu cells had two occu-
pants curb and tIn-ru were three in some
of the others. Th».- munty commission.
era although fully cognizant of the lack
of nccconimodations alyiw no disposi-
tion to provide the additional room that
is fif‘l'ill‘d, although flit-y have been re-
peatedly urge-d to move in the matter.
Their inaction is sevcrcly and deservedly
criticise-1. Probably in no other county
in the state would auch a condition of
affairs as exists at the jail here be allow-
cd to continua—Bridgeport Farmer.
rrnn racism...- rim“,
Harry L. Spence, who will manage
the New Haven bull team the coming
season,nrrived in town yesterday and
began his duties as manager. He has alv‘
ready received applications from over
200 players and has signed for a trial as
pitcher Wilfred Cursey of Harlem, who
played with the New York Reserves last
yr-ar, and is pronounced by some the
most promising pitcher NevviYork has
ever produced. Alec Jacobs, the star
pitcher of the Scruntons last year, has
applied for n petition. Young Sullivan,
of Norwalk, who played with the Dan-
liiirys last year, may be signed for short
stop. Manager Spence is negotiating
with Dickie Burns, New Haven's bril-
liant out-fielder of two years ago—Pal-
Iridium.
To Rent.
ly‘ROM March in. lower floor. 6 rooms. Alto
rquNgr', I mums on Ecymonr Place.
_.~’-’,"._‘___k_ _!'.L1!‘_Y.§EY?'_°FK
l-‘urnlshcd Rooms To Let.
P‘l‘RNlSIll-ZD rooms. with private pitting-room.
to let to two cr three gentlemen; with or With-
Addrvse "R,“ Box 34.
So. Norwnlk.
'l‘o Item .
()N Taylor avenue. two new and dceirahle houses,
containing all modern fmpruvcniciits. _
L'il if Inquiri- of MRS. “ M. II. RAYMOND.
~wfili‘rfiffci”"idiot.
out hoard.
1'3) 1W
R A. WOODWARD.
Enquire of
Bulldlng L—o‘u For Sn 0.
TWO choice building lots, 50 and 00 feet front, on
Wt‘él avenue. Apply to W. C. SA!!! 18, or
I .ll. IIOYT. ”2 l!
Ling—c llorue and Lot For Sale.
rl‘lll-J fornicr mld‘nce of G. B. I! _ , fifth home
above Fort Point Road, on Or in avenue.
Has a furnace: water on first and second floor; alto
m-zl of good water: fmit on the promises. Enquire
of at B. llUAU. Crofut it. Kupp‘s Factory, No. 2.
6
For Sale.
THE Whitney Art Store, 1 South Norvrulk.
This Is one of the best and moot complete
sniull art store plants in the state, domg a good
huéiflI'ES. Light rent, good location and good work
rooms. No competition. Doing a paying business
if run at night cxpciL-c. Will be no d on favorable
terms, owner has too much other buainofa to give it
time and attention Ir. W. 1'. Whitney, manager,
will give one month‘s work and instruction free to
purchaser. Apply at the store.
’3 ll. C. WHITNEY.
Restaurant.
CLASIS AND OYSTERS served In every style
and Mild by the quart or burhel. Clam chow
dcr a i-pccialty. THOMAS HENRY CARR d; (30.,
5351 tin Steamboat Dock. So. Norwulk.
Removal.
THE New York Tea Co.» has rented the hulldlng
now occupied by J. '1'. Piovritt, 4? Iain street
where they will own about the first of April with
an iiiiuvunl fine stock of groccrlca. (I29 31!:
Iluvllmm’u Fruit Store.
131 X16 Florida Oranges. Finc Layer Fin, Persian
ates. All kinds of new Nuts. Malaga
Grapes. Lemons. (‘OIIIH‘IIDIICYY‘ «(2., It '
C. A. IlAVlLAND'd, 25 lln‘in St. Norwalk.
until-go It. Undurblll
[S novin town sclllng Household 8 lultlea for
cash or by lmlalltnents at prlccl vond com-
pctltion. Parties desiring bargains can call at No.
ti
Raymond St, City. mull) tf
Portraits
oi|.psetcl rind any-on. Black and White
‘1
I‘ Paste-In. Art work of all desert tlonl.
I). G .000 ll, Stamford.
ngL‘I'AS HALLORAN, Norwalk. _
Bhdgcpurt‘nndwhofififit Tics:-
eager.
JOHN If. sm'rn wlll attend to all orders left at
John Brutumer‘a Barber Bhop,80nth Norwalk.
lockwood ik Andrews Market Norwalk,
and . .
Bmvroa'l. on Brand 8L, Brl apart, and will make
daily trips. Jill am
Messenger.
Bush. the mu carrla. wlll call for, and
deliver parcels“ urvralkor South Norwalk
for ten crui- each. Hula; Iliuxl‘tcd
'I'IIE lillltll. M CLI'II‘M NIHV (“LOU NDS
The Crack Colin-oil Ilaualrall tlrgunlratloti
any store in town.
Ill-fly New luv-ll flouting".
More. South Namath. P. W. AMllilthl )l‘l Ilui
oyster».
flOflltderlrlna oyptera owned from daily can
procuri- them of it. J. t‘ll'l‘l» 1.1..
out if Foul of Raymond h‘t.
\ Ulfltl-IIJ. .b [Jillilllllllill would a alncall ibi-
. aitciilmn of the public to noun-t icy have a
liirim number of clwip loin, cheap homes and cheap
famisfir ulc Aim arc doing burinaa for the
bent Lin-and FIN lnrurrucc coiiipuniuv. Furniture
imunug a rpmialty. llni
Distrlcl of Norwalk iiii. Probate
Court, February 23d. A. I). 1899.
Wliiircnr. applluiion bun been made to this court
for administration of the «Rule of Elizabeth A
Millipniixh. late of h‘urwulk, in film Dlltrlct.
dot-cased. therefore,
Urinriirn, 'I‘liiit nld appllcatiim be heard and dc-
ll‘fllllll’ll at the I’robatc Olllcc Ill Noni-slit. on the
W11 da of February. 1569. art o'clock, ILEHIOODII;
siultli public noticc tlicricof be given to I11 per-
wnalulcrcitidtbcrcin by puliiirili‘in this order in
a lit-wrpapcr having a circulation In laid District
at least the den lit-low raid day of bearings.
12'! 1g, ASA 1t. WUUDWARII. ridge.
TA‘YIJOIB & (i‘rOLDEN,
Real Estate. l‘lre. Life. Arcldeuf,
Plate Glass, and steam Boiler
.INSURANGE AGENTS
Alm Agcntv for the Sale or
chcnlurc and Farm Elm-muse
6 at 7 per cent. Bondr.
Loan- Negotiated.
orrrcu:~nanwiiahingion sr.. So. Norwalk.
T\VE NTY-FOIritTJ 1
ANNUAL STATEMENT
—-—i)l’ THE—-
Conneclicul General
LIFE INSURANCE C0-.
JANUARY Isl, 1899.
Arnms. January 1. 1538, at coet......$l,6l1..'rl'213
Itccclpta In Year 1888.
I’rcmiiimi- ................. 3w. I9!) 76
Inn-net ulitf Items .. 91.61236
Profit and Lisa. .. . 170 to 1517.57. 77
31,958,115 90
Dlnbnranmcnta In \‘car 1888.
Dcilh (‘i rim. Halon-d Endowment;i and
Uiber Expciizce ............ ‘ ........ "301,553 15
, Assets, January 1, man.
("uh on [land and In Bunk .. . ..3 29.01031
Bonds and Stocks. at (bat . . . . .. 272.313 3}
Mortgage 1mm ........... ,. 1 113,990 iii)
' t; 17252
01
l‘olI-temllocur... ., . .. .. - .‘
Real Estatc owned by Company. ill. Cost 175.5!”
Premium Nous on mine: in lorcc. . .. "
Bilid Reccivablc,........ . . . hm”
Agents‘llaliinvca..... 1.15.950
1.20.352 Astra ............. swarms
Add Iutcn-rt due and accrued $31,631 (-5
Premiums deferred and nonstand—
ing that curt ofcollcctioni. 35,6“) 29 ,
Excess of market value of Bonds
and Stock». above curt. . .. 16.531? 54,136 01
(inns-A Asrm. January 1, 1969 31,541,696 76
Total Linbiiitics..... , . . 1.371218%
Surplus to Policy Holders. by Colin.
and list-ii. Standard . . . . ....,‘. . 3469,47791
Since its ()rganlzatlon in October. 1805.
the Con-puny lluii rum to Policy-Holden
For Death Loser-e ...................... $1,311“ 9!
Fur Matured Endowments .............. 45”.?!) 91’
For Diviilcnds and Sum-rider I'olicica,. 710.440 ~ll
Total.... , . .. ”$2,498.56fl1)
It now hold-I Assets amounting to. . . $1.5!L696 76
Invcsml in First-Class Securities.
And by the Standard of Connecticut and Mass:
chuicite, show a ratio of flat of there Audi
for i-ncli 3100 of its Liabilities.
S. S. L’lltlfllfllBDII-III,
. Spcclnl Agent,
so. ‘SOIIWALK, (31‘. '18
THE
Barggiiiltore.
Wh’otwithsmnding the
advertised sale of Dry
Goods at cost and less than
cost, we will sell good
goods for less money than
———-—-——M~—-
SELQliL
THIS WEEK!
A——~wM»
LADIES’
llllLLlllS.
ALL LINEN, ,
9c. Each,
’ 3 for 25c.
BANKS i iiiiii
Maliackomo Hotel Block.
I)Allt‘ll.8 called for and «Ii-livercd In all para of
Ilic l‘lly or Vicinity. Prompt atwntlun pith] to
III Orlll'll‘ lclt at I'iaislcd‘i‘. Nurwalk. or Hoyl'fl limit
._ giftfldinigufs.
KIRMESS,
I‘ntlcr the Aunplccl of
Buckingham Post, No. 12, (ill,
*‘Nll-w
Company F, Fiiiililleil.,ll.ll. 6.,
- ' AT THE“
A “11108 1’, XORWALK,
To-Night.
Military Night.
. IILITARY PBOIINADI—Sslntatlou. ..llaxe
0i'ERTlIRB-lflval.,........ ”......l’ctloc
. SELECTION um WALTZ—Clrra.. . ...ffoogiic
. OVERTURB—Collegc ................ Wlmnd
QUIf‘KSTEP—Col. lcComa' ........... Coeble
llccitatlons by
Prof. L.V_\f. Craw
Dancing From 8 to 12.
Season Tickets, - $1.00,
Entitllug the [folder to Drawings
in 'l'wcutywmrl Prizes.
Sigglc Admission, 150.
RIUSIO IlAIJL,
I. ll. HOYT. Xingu,
Tuesday Evening, Feb. 26
No might or job lot futures.
H'N LII‘ 1.0083.
The Dalys
Vac at i o n ;
Harvard vs. Yale.
f‘A more delightful play than Vacation never waa
witneaeed."—.\ Y. “or d.
”The brightest. cheericet, and funuiat athletic
comedy ever sccn."‘Dcnver Republican?
PRICES, - 35. 50 and 76.
W, 19 cents on sale at Iloyt'r and Grvgmy'i.
FOI'BTII ANNUAL
Masquerade ' Ball,
ARION SINGING SOCIETY,
DIUSIC HAL L,
sot'vn somvaut,
Monday Ev’ng, Feb. 25th.
Tali ETSnégflTafiySwO.
RETURN OF THE
J U LIA N
Comedy Company
NORWALK OPEN HOUSE,
For One Week. CM
Monday, Feb. 25th.
QUIN’I'ARD 8 303 M.
All N w lays.
Hominy Evening. the Strong Irish Pleat.
THE REBEL CHIEF.
Prince, IO, 20 and 0 Cu.
sdkt-mwon rate at inuurd ‘ Son‘- aud st
Baxwr‘s Drug Store. fl,”
link- out.
bhvalaabloluruuaplaraha.
Skull ttorwalflk and th walk” “1% “I
' "we": um.
Opp. Patient;
akuttle.
fill-Emmi): e 5.3-“. a. ski-”urine“:
pack-n. Halr‘a Pharmacy, w...
my“. 0. nub-t
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