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SOUTH NORWALK. CONN, WEDN
ESDAY, MARCH 6, 1889.
'l'IlE EVENING SENTINEL
I ll ltAllsliuAD I‘LACE
BOUTII NORWALI.
95 MAIN STI‘EET.
NORWALI.
l‘lltl ALARM ltoxna.
No. 3. 17.. If. I]. l ILR. R depot- key at Ad
am “PM. ofllce ll) (It-pol. and hotels.
its. 4. Day street corner of Toile- strait; key at a
Day street and all factories.
Ito. I. Corner of Iain and Concord angels: he at
D. Moran’s house and J. C. “llwu'l so
my.
'0. ll. Pranklliistrect school: ks at school house
and mldmm of William I . smith.
lo. 18. Concord street. itc school; key at Ira.
Paul‘s residence. 0. to Concord strut, sad
I factori-
Io. li. Iain strsct'eorner of Ann strict; key at
Wolf's saloon and all factories.
Io. lb. High street corner of Burma avenue; key
at Dirkcrman’s Manon.
sracuacaua.
One stroke at l: o'clock noon for Standard Time.
Tiro strokcsof the-bell (thus l-l) siguides fire is
out.
Three strokes of the bell ghus l-l«l) signldes the
cliywaterlsiobeturuedo.
iamucrioas ro an autumn.
Upon ltfvs information of a are in your lmmc
dIate borhood unlock the box door; pull the
book all the way down once only, and let the book
; shut up the box and do not open or touch the
fink again until the next llre in your neighborhood.
Do not attempt to remove the k from the door.
The Chief Engineer will altimlili.fl'?§imll'Adn its
proper are. r .
p Chief hginccr.
Amonrrt-nof'tlyagrdrlkpdrrcd to Europe
for Week Ending liars-Is 2, 1889.
srssazn. war. IARRKLI.
Nevada Liverpool to
t'sliic ” 754
Mill " ‘Jil
(‘frcallsla Glasgol 25
”.99
Applaa Exported for the Week Endlng
March 2. 1889.
roar. ssaam.
Liverpool I’M!
loam 5.065
Glasgow 1.285
7'" _--. _N._ __W 21,838
M. Y. Bsrald Weather Forecasts.
The Atlantic storm new central off the
New England coast, will probably move
northeastwardly, and be followed tol
marrow and Friday by a wave of vernal
temperature extending over almost the
entire country. Temperature rose slight-
ly in the l'nited States yesterday. except
in the Atlantic States; the chief mini-
mum reported was 18 degrees. at Fort
Washakis, Wy.. T.; the chief maximum
68. at Key West. In this district to-day
slightly colder, fair weather and brisk to
fresh northwesterly to westerly winds
will probably prevail. In the Middle
States fair, slightly colder weather and
fresh nonwesterly winds will prevail.
On Thursday in this section warmer,
fair weather and fresh to light westerly
to southerly winds will probably prevail,
and on Friday warmer, fair to partly
cloudy weather.
llama" Almanac for 'l’o-llorrow.
Iii'gh tide low tide I Sun rises Sun sets
(H? 9.12 6.17 5.51
THE LOCAL NEWS.
Joseph I.. Colgrove has commenced
the erection of a new house on Prospect
Place.
—Bead Krcigcr’s advertisement, a
great clearing out sale at Kreigers.
The Connecticut river is open to navi-
gation from Hartford to Long Island
Sound.
Next Sunday has been designated by
the pastor of the city Congregationa-
church, as a day of baptism for children.
—-Our 50c prim are elegant. Com-
stock Brothers. _~
Those who are to participate in the walk-
ing match at the armory next Saturday
arcpracticing daily and are doing fine
work. '
Ash Wednesday services were held in
St. Paul’s church this morning. The
Wicca this evening begin at 7:30
o'clock. __ _H_
—Iadies will do well to look at the
combination suits they are selling in the
Mn Store at $4.95, $7.95, $11.95, $21.-
(0 and 825.“).
The directors of the Young Men's
Christian Association meet this evening
with the general secretary at No. 30
Franklin avenue.
-Ssundcr's Mange Cure, at Plaistcd’s.
Estrella L’Bommcdicu sold yesterday
the house and lot on Van Zandt avenue,
belonging to C. T. Poster of Darien, to S
8. L'Bommedicu.
~Crofut a Knapp’s hats at Coautock
Brothers.
Governor Morgan 0. Bulb ley and
staff passed through this city on the 8.49
train last evening. They wn re returning
home from the inauguration.
—Thst our 5c collars and 9c cuffs are
better bargains than ane found elsewhere
is clearly demonstrated by their increas-
ed sale at Cornswck Brothers.
The types yesterday made us any that
Concord Division, 8 of T., celebrated its
forty-first anniversary. It should have
read forty-flftb—a far better record.
Henry Comatoek and William Elliot
were tried before Judge Knapp this
morning for drunkenness. Comatock was
finsd 02.00 and costs and Elliot 01.00
and costs.
—U¢ Piaf dad's Cough Remedy.
'I'wo ofJ. R. Raymond's employees
wmasssnmmlngup Wuhington street
tnlsmsrafngsmbraoingafemals. Their
wivmwlllactbsjsaloas whenthsyars
amarsd “hated-knonIyacigar
dgafordcha W. .
-A hdy Iprhgcvwmatforaaisll
ssastMlsstksss. .
i; I! ‘
llutler Lodge, I. (l. 0. I"., will initiate
live candidates this evening.
litter-ll & Deckermnri-will more into
their new store on March 15th.
——0ur Spring and Summer styles of
clothing now ready at Court-tuck Ilrolh-
era.
The Danhury Itorenkranz murder trial
will take p ace in the Superior court to-
day.
A regular communication of St. John‘s
Lodge, A. I-‘. and A. M., will be held to-
morrow evening. ’__
The makers employed at E. V. Baker
& Co's. hat factory struck this morning
for an increase of pay.
—-—Star shirt waists from 50c up at
Comstock Brothers.
Ed. Ferris, who has been ill at his
home in Rowsyton for several days, is
now able to attend to his business in this
city again. , “
lIsrry Damon and Lewis Benedict,
drivers on the street railway line, both
went on duty again this morning after a
siege of sickness.
-—Children’s shot—{pants suits with the
elasticwaist band at (Yomstock Brothers.
Gov. Bulkelev has’dropped something
like ”0,000 in past years in backing base
ball in Hartford. llo says he will have
nothing to do with Hartford's team this
season.
There will be a meeting of the commit-
tee of the Irish societies next Sunday
afternoon at one o'clock in the rooms of
the Knights of Columbus, borough, to
arrange for the lecture tobegiven on
March 18 in aid of the Parnell Defense
Fund.
The Danhury Press says that Major
Crows, of South Norwalk, was rreseht
while 00. G. was at drill last .vening
and took advantage of the opportunity
to deliver a few interesting and instme-
tivs remarks that were highly appreciat-
ed and listened to with profit.
—A large stock of hanginglamps from
82.75 up. Stoves and tinware. of every
description. W. H. Meeker & 00.,
Music Hall Block.
A story is told of a Norwalk fireman.
in Hartford recently, in company with a
Danhurian, was so mortified with the
smallness of his restaurant bill, that he
purchased several pieces of pie to swell
the amount, and then stepped out into
the street and threw them away.—Dsn-
bury News. __~_~
Ke t & Cholwell, two practical masons
and plasterers from Greenpnint, L. 1.,
have located in this city for business.
Their office is at the east end of Wash-
ington street bridge, with S. Sellcclt.
They have the best testimonials, and
make aspecialty of boiler setting, fire
brick work and general jabbing. Their
advertisement will be found in this issue,
and all they ask is a trial order for any
work in their line.
—Ask to see the Silk and Wool Dress
they are selling for 49c per yard at the
Boston Store.
Harry E. Doty, who lately purchased
the Elwell interest in the firm of Elwell
a Duty, of Cleveland, Ohio, manufactur-
ers of door knobs, has now consolidated
that business with Kean a 00., who
were manufazturers of butts and buildv ~
srs’ hardware, the new company being
known as The Kean & Duty M'f’g. cot,
and of which Miles Kean has been electv
ed President, and Harry E. Dory Secre-
tary and Treasurer. Mr. Duty, who is
the son of Major Chas. E. Duty, of this
city, is now just 21 years of age. He
went to Cleveland some five years ago or
an assistant to Webb Hayes, son of ext
President Hayes. For four years he has
been a partner in the above first-named
firm. and for so young a man shows
marked business ability.
Thou Car Brannon.
Knapp this morning charged with stealiv
ing car brasses from the N. Y. N. H. 8
II. R. R. Co. Lawyer Hurlbutt appeared
for the defendant. When the case was
opened a demurrer was entered which
was overruled by the judge. An appeal
was then taken and the case was bound
over to the superior court. G. W. Cor-
liss went on the bond for 8500.
Bryan was placed under 3300 bonds.
Meeting of Hope Hose Company
The regular monthly meeting of Hope
Hose C impany occurred last evening. It:
was anounccd that Heine's orchestra
would provide music for the company's
annual ball on April 22nd, and that H.‘
II. Grigg’s, of Bridgeport, had been car
gagcd as promptor. The company de-
cided to hold its first work and practice
on the evening of April 2nd.
A Surprise Party.
Last evenings large number of Kim
Ida Mother’s friends gave her a surprise
party at her home on Main street, bov-
ough. The young people played games
and enjoyed a sociable time. A bounthv
ful collation also addedto the pie-ave
of the occasion. It was quite late when
the company dispersed.
Get Em Petra.
onseasoatickets for Buckingham Post
and Co. F fairwlllhandtbe- to the
janitorat thssrmorythsy will nevi"
the prices to which
Ndflflbsntitlsd to
diassrsst. The otksr
I39: fls “‘sAms ”I ”r
a
status.
If those holding the following numbers burglar
FIAII ”IIIIJMN “ZIP-Ail".
The Evidence rust listlielaat to liltid bliss
over to the ”parlor Court.
The police room was well filled yesler'
day altsruwu at the favoring of the man;
slaughter cascof Frank Sheldon. John
If. Light appsarod for the prosecution
and Levi Warner ilefrvmlwl ll r. rlwldon.
The testimony gin n as. m substance
the some that was brought out at the for
quest and was given by the some wib
nesses. It was evident that Warren
Sheldon had provoked his brother and
when l‘rsnk throw the glass at him he
did it in self (leisure. At the close of
the testimony Ifr. Warner made a strong
appeal in behalf of Frank Sheldon. Mr.
Light said that his sense of lmnor would
not permit him to ask the court to bind
the mover toths Sopaior Cmm in
the face of the weak «stricture thst had
been presented.
Judge Knapp their discharged the this
ones. The audience appeared to be very
well pleased with the verdict. as they
applauded loudly when the case was «luv
elated to he at an svid.
stinks dimensions”.
The Measures! the Assembly Entertain-
std by Honors starts.
The Assembly, a club composed of
prominent young pawl: of the through.
held its last amiable of them last
evening at the residence of Mr. and Mrs.
W. Ii. Earle, on first avenue. their son
Howard being the boutof melamine.
Invitations boring hem extended to a
few outside of the club. mint twenty-
five couples. attired in gay costumes,
their itleritiiy hidden behind maskewere
present. The bow. admirably adapted
for soc-ha gathering. was rendered still
more ehecrfulaiid attractive by a large
display of flowers. Many of the or»
tomes were strikingly “WI“ and the
scene presented so the mermaids
tripped thrtmgh the votes» doom or
wandered through the spacious smoothie
character iced sseacswingly picturesque.
Dancing began at it o'clock. and with the
exception of a short interraiswm for re»
fresh merits, mentioned until midnight.
new now not“: warns»
.t (imminen- Harare Ille- dismisses» MH'
ell Arms; first 0 Midis; be stunted.
All the regular meeting of the C momma
Council on Monday ensuing um
Pearson and! If. V. linker, appeared its»,
fore that badly as representatives“ the
fire department to asst-stain if Whirl:
could sotbcdme‘inrebtliwtothe new
hose house that thesuy voted to build
several months ago. ’
The special committee Wound for
that purpose will hit-scan rewarding the
matter and possibly m seal. it will be
taken at the next meeting of tibctfimdcvl.
People who reside in: this lower part of
the city uranium»! in the opinions
that they need latter ”motion in steer
of time;
MAL ”$351101.
Miss Idol Poacher. oil llrootyn. is «in»
log removes ow 0::st surest.
Miss Minnie limo, of titanium], is the
guest of Miles new Carter, France st.
Thornton: literals, of the Modem re»
turned yesterday from “MW, wits-m he
has been) the pest sits walks MM treatv
merit for nervous prmtmtiw. Mr.
Stevens has glued allow My pounds
during his millennium. swd is; W in our»
putatively good Mulch.
1W0 lame mewwdad
Frank Itrutuiltuirst was and removal to
the class Item yssuenliay. lie is still
confined is: could all this lockup». allude-r
the can of diatom W. Truncation
SitIit‘GW 'll‘oillssl MW to mflmfl'
tendons Olmstsial, of tile! Middleton's In»
sane Asylum asking Was it llM‘ could to»
CBI'VOf Bummer; in that rumination.
The reply carats film new could be made
for him only thy removing Downs.
What will} he dome in: the cm is not
known» built it lie thought that rows will
he made for Windham: at the Alone
house».
Ira F. Corliss was taken before Judge ‘
‘Jhs‘mfiXiW’ ..
Johns M‘EWRW, who was taken to title
simsiiouse that My risk and must»
ad from excessive drinking. W mom
violently Woodie new confined in
one of dissolution ilis' Muses. It is
feared film the steam TWW": p
' * "y me” I‘m" ”I
fliifnr'smfiselt'- illli you pleas-sailors
“strident: to will tits» mm of the
proper person to tilts wretched, muddy
condition of tits armature Ml this city?
Where is that new this can? PM
The mmo-Jafivm
The famous Newm tumultuous?
was settled yesterday morning in the
Supereronrumaideasiscfthwmwifl
pw'stotepri'smmsiix yearswutlh the
prmlsgeofmkisgthwmm by
goodbeltsivmr. The whiskers“ the
emote subsist: A gang of tandem
broke into the Newton Savings Bank.
February mmmmptadtokhwopm
threats; but were Will. They
neatattankedc.ll-an'sw' «to»
W and blew spas the safe. but
didaumnyspcitlu Frontiers“
visited
forced
wen-Wilkerson“
thesis- had been given.” thsNew
Yorksatl ”Wm track.
A IWIATIOI SUI’I'EI.
, W ”m.
Pleasant users-lass field In float Norwalk
last Ironing.
In the neighborhood of seventy people
assembled at the residence of J . 8. Ron-
ilail. on Ilivorsids Avenue, last evening,
the occasion being a donation supper
hindered to Iiev. William Ross, of the
East Avenue If. E. church. It was one
of the most pleasant church gatherings
ever held in that part of the town. A
large number from the First II. E.
church, including the pastor, Rev. it. E.
Harris. were present. Short exercises
acre listened to with much interest and
the ladies served a fine supper.
Late in the era nine James L'lIomidisu,
on behalf of the committee of arrange~
menu. presented Mr. line with a check
for “0 and Mrs. [loss a lino dress. Mr.
lions reminded and made some interest-
ing remarks.
lfe has been in East Norwalk three
years and has made hosts of friends. It
is not yet known where he will be locat.
ed next year.
IS ”I“. LUCAS A LUKA'I'IC'.‘
I’rsuad Wandering Along the Turnpike-
Slia to beat iv. the Allusfrousc.
An old woman, listless, sliswless, scan-
tily though molly clad. and carrying a
bundle, was found last Saturday after-
noon wandering along the Turnpike
sham a mile beyond the send back, evi.
dently in a demented condition. Later
in the afternoon Mrs. Patrick O'IIara.
who lives in that neighborhood,accom-
rallied the woman to the up town office
of the iwlocimeri, where she said her
name was Mrs. Lucas, of No. 63 I’leasan.
tori street, Brooklyn. She talked inco-
hereotly on many subjects, but when
questioned cloudy about her place of res-
idence fflM-‘flfl’d her original story. ‘
She went to I'lstiniub, she said, to at-
tend a funeral and was on her way back
to Brooklyn. whereshe lured with her
three. swine, John. Willie and Eddie, who
are lariim-fuakerr. Selectman Wheeler
wait a dispatch to the superintendent of
policeof Droiiklyn. inquiring about the
wnmxsn. Inspector McLaughlin replied
that no such fariiily lived at the address
given or in that vicmity. {Tpon receipt
of this reply Selectmen Wheeler convey-
ed thisa woman to the aluisliuuse. It is
believed that Mrs. Incas is an escaped
lunatic—possibly from the insane asylum
at Fistbush~or has wandered away
from her home. Another tlfort will be
owls to find out whether or not she lives
in Brooklyn. .
-A client!“ coffee only 25c. per lb at
W. Howard Seynwur's, 92 ‘Washington
street. _ f *
Tho lint Tart! Questlon.
The subcommittee selected to go to
Washington and endeavor to have the
tariff on for bats increased from 50 per
mt,.,as reported in the Senate bill, to 60
per cent , as advocated at the meeting
of bat manufacturers, had a hearing be-
fore the Senate Committee and presented
Mr case in full.
It was acknowledged by the Com
mitten that the decision raising the duty
on hat trimmings from 20 to 50 per cent.
Wally altered the It'ptl‘la of the case
as originally stated, and a disposition
was manifested to accede to the desires
of the hat manufacturers. '
it'll as recommended by the Senate Com-
mdments. Upon reaching the House
it was ”me to the Committee on
chairman,“ it is now pretty certain
that it will not come to the surface at
this session.
trade did not accomplish all that they
desired they feel that they have laid a
good groundwork for future action, and
have made arrangements whereby they
will he kept fully informed upon matters
as they pnogross at Washington. The
committee will retain its organization
and keep in full working order until the
mop-orient results” desired are attained.—
lfatser and Farrier.
Sill-g flan by Electricity.
At last the wonderful electric fluid
has invaded the ranks of the batters and
MW can prophesy to what extent it
may yet reach.
Thatch electric current is a very po-
tent aid toehrinking in a hat body has
have ample demonstrated by a series of
experiments quietly carried on in a hat
factory to Newark, N. J., lately.
The writer. who was present at one of
the cxluliltious, saw an ordinary work‘-
aaan bring three bodies into within a
Hf inch of size in 2.5} minutes. This
was landmark entirely, the electricity
being applied to the list when immersed
in the scalding tub. These same three
hatsif sized by tiresome man at an or-
dinary kettle would have taken at least
an hour and a quarter. An idea of the
asvingof time may be had from the fact
that 12 cents each is the price for sizing
sack bodies and on six hats per hour the
wakmen would earn 72 cents or 07.20
per day of to hours.
The fact has been demonstrated that
slectrfcity will help hatato shrink in s
insatiable degree and a patent has been
M ensuing that fact. What the
fauna has in store is an interesting ques—
tion, and the experiments now under
way will no doubt make many startling
sorpriassla ikecoarseofa few weeks.—
flsttsr and Farrier. ‘
-1hsm‘sstcomplste line of tho ticks
and W svsr mowast Gora-
“m
it soon became evident that the Senate _'_“4 00d 1‘
trill could not pass the House, and the.
minister passed the Senate with but few‘1
Ways and Means, of which 1!. Q. Mills is ‘
While the committee from the butt
PABAOBM’IIH FOB PLAY-GUERU.
"our Picnic."
The Woonsockst Reporter gives the l
following complimentary notice to “Our
Picnic," which is to be presented at Mus-
ic Ilall to-morrow evening: “A good
audience enjoyed ‘(lur I’icuic' at Music
Ilall last night. This is one of the num-
erous stage entertainments where a slight
and often broken thread of plot holds the
company together, In order to give the
members thereof an opportunity of ap-
pearing in specialties. In the absurdity
presented last evening there were two
parts, the first of which was nameless
on the program, and was simply an in-
troductory sketch before the play proper.
In both the sketch and play Dudley 11.
Prescott appeared to good advantage.
This gentleman's vocal imitations of cor-
not, trombone, ban j) and sand jig danc-
lug Were simply wonderful. lIis ven-
tnloquism was also excellent. All he
did met with frequent applause and
numerous encores. Richard Coleman's
dancing brought down the house. The
singing and acting of Miss Irene Chad-
bourne was good, while Miss Minnie
Connor also came in for a good share of
applause."
Marzrc'tVM:tlicr.
0! Miss Margaret Mather, who plays
at Music Hall, March lltb, the Pittsburg
Dispatch says: "An immense audience
greeted Miss Margaret Mather last night
at the Bijou Theatre in her impersonac
tho of Rosalind in ‘As You Like lt.’
Her Rosalind was not that of Anderson
or Modjeska. It differed from the first
entrance, because, instead of the high
top boots of the first two, the audience
was treated to sandals and interlacing. It
was decidedly a much prettier picture.
[lobnbly for the reason that nature has
lren more prolific in gifting Miss Mather
with a fine stage presence.“
Notwithstanding the high character
and great expense of this production,
manager Hoyt has put prices at wand
75 cents. The hall ought to be crowded.
"Zorn" Last Evening.
In Music Hall last evening, the spec-
tacular comedy,“7. xzo,the Magic Queen,"
was presented. Then.- aro about twenty-
flvs people in the company, who’do all
in their power t \ unle- it comical and
beautiful. Mountjiy Walker, as Wash-
ington Knowell,a typical American, was
good; C. E. Edwards, a Cork man, was
very funny. The company carriesa great
deal of pretty scenery with them. The
transformation in the fourth act was very
pretty.
Notlcc.
South Norwalk Union school Dlatrlct.
'o‘l‘lt'E ls hereby given that an assessment of
rstable estato within sald district has been
made on the town It i of film, and that said list has
this day been del ted by the clerk of said district
at the otllcc of the Selectmen, No. es Washi l
stmct. tionih Norwalk. (loom. for examinaton,
and Illll‘lltl‘ board of relief will moot at the office
of the said st-locttnen. No. 29 Washlu on street, on
the llth day of March iseo. stone o clock, p. m., to
hear snddetcmnncali appeals to them made for
the equalization and perfection of ssld assessment.
Dated at the Ci! of south Norwslk, Cl.,tllis lath
dsyor Pchmary 1,889.
A. umwushn Committee of the
I South Norwslk
Notice.
MATTHEW COIlBB’I‘T.
BlClgAltD II. GOLDEN. L'nlou tit-hoot District.
or
OTlCEls hereby given that an assessment of
_ the ratabts estate of said district, which was
so rituattd that there was no distinct and separate
value, has been made I) the assessors. and this day
tiled by the clerk of as d district with the select-
menai No.29 Washington street, in aald city of
South Niit'walk. CL
Dated at the City of South Norwalk. Ct., this lath
bros $9. .
day of Pa 17.
A. BLANCIIARD. Committee of the
NAT'I'ilEW t‘ORBR‘l‘T, South Not-walk
th‘lgARD II. GOLDEN. lfulon School District
in
ladies Take Notlcc.
‘ 188 LANDER, of Boston, artist in hair work
A who was so successful here last year, will be
Iocatcdalthc Mahackemo Hotel for the next ten
days where she will be pleasedto take orders in all
kinds of hair work, switches made over and from
mfllblngla upset:I hlmgflm given to wdlgs. top-
picccsan grey o ers. in an cut
do“ n. 9“? gemstone firm: .x_.'?_"ung_
lInvlland’s l-‘rull Store.
FINE Piorlds Oranges Pine layer Pigs, Persian
6 Data. All kinds of new Nuts. Malag-
, Lemons. Confectionery. etc,
C. A. llAVll.AND's. as Iain S . Norwalk.
Iiane
MISS MATE“
B. STUDLEY
EXCELLENT COMPANY. ‘
MR. 3'.
AND AN
gqurfainmrnls.
Ike-oval.
IIE New York Tea Co. has rented the bullding
now occupied by J. T. Prowltt, 47 Halo street
where they will open about the list of April with
an unusual doc stock of groceries. ' 29 3:1!
oysters. _
HOSE desiring oysters opened fresh daily can
procurement of BJ. CU’I‘LILL.
are if Foot of Raymond St.
George B. Undcrhlll
IS now In town selling Household s laltles for
cash or by lustallmenta at prices road com-
ltlon. Parties desiring bargain can call at N .
it Raymond 8t. City. marlo tf
Daily New York Messenger.
I)ARCEL‘i called for and delivered In all parts of
the city or vicinity. Prompt attention paid to
all orders left at Pimsted's, Norwslk. or Hoyt's drug
store. South Norwalk. I'. W. ANDREWS. it! an
Bridgeport and Norwnllt Mess-
cngcr.
10!]! II. SMITH will attend to all orders left at
C John Brumrner‘l Barber 8hop,liouth Norwalk,
Inckwood A. Andrews Marks Norwalk, and I'. II.
Broi sulfa, 326 Broad 5L, Iii" p0“, and willmakc
daily trips. it) 3m
Messenger.
ENNE'I'I', the mail carrier, will call for, and
deliver parcelaat Norwalkor Bomb Norwalk
for ten cents each, weight limited to ten pounds.
Hints at Nomkaudmsonth Norwalk Pimodlccs.
Prom me- dispa guaranteed.
dg) — A. BENNETT.
\IORRELL .k L'IlollDlEU would an the
A attention of the public to action have a
large ‘ of chea bones
Notlcc of Meeting.
Till: committee of Irlsh societies are requested to
meet at the rooms of the Knights of Colum-
ius. on Sunday at l p. m , to take action with regard
I) the lectun: on the ltuh of March in aid of the
l‘smel‘l Pefence fund. Per order SECRETARY.
m t
Board Wnnlcd.
1:0ARD in alprivate family. by a young man.
farmsfrr sale. Ala: 2?de basin. for the
best Life and Fire Insurance scapula. gators
Insuring a specialty.
‘3; GREAT REMED- combined in Hair‘s s p
v of Tar, Wild Cherry and Borehound, the
Cough Syrup and Lung Balsam in the world, 25 cents
a bottle. It is invaluable for Group in children.
Sold by all druggists. The genuine only has fab
aimiie of the signature of Jla. E. “air in red ink on
mfi'mkage. Matt's P , manufacturers,
Bri port, Conn.
Address , 0. Box 575, So. Nornaik. m6 at not tonic
Cow For Sale. Portraits
“GOOD family cow. giving now six quarts a day. N oil, motel and crayon. Black and White
a Part Aldemey; Six years old. and gentle and Pastels. Art work of slidescrl tions.
kind in every way. Wlil be sotd the-zip. Apply to D. 0. C00 E, Stamford.
t‘llAs. W. SMITH, East Mirwaik, THOMAS RALLOIIAN, Norwalk.
hid (it (Westport road.) 039 If
For Sale.
ANDSOME silk Bed Lounge; price $16 00.
Inquire of llAIllti' RIDER. Station Agt.,
mil 3t East Norwalk.
I
wastes.
I-‘AIlMI-ZR or gardener A young man preferrul.
Inquire of W. C. SAMMIS.
Five Mile River ('t.
Board “famed.
GENTLEMAN desires a well furnished, warm
room. with board, in some small, private
family. where he can have the comforts of a home.
Kindly addruis “PERMANENT," P. 0. Box co.
run 'it South Norwaik.
Ilotsso Wanted To Rent.
IIOL’SE with about 25 rooms, all modern Improve
meats; good locality; near new shoe factory.
Would rent with idea of oyiu; II. C. B .
ml lw Sentinel (ifllce.
'l'o Ben I. _
b‘ROIf March lot, lower floor, 6 rooms. Also
cottage, 7 rooms on seymour Place.
f3: tf HENRY SEYMOI‘K
To Bent .
ON Taylor avenue. two new and desirable houses,
containing all modern Improvements.
M) if Inquire of IRS. W I. II. RAYMOND.
Houses To Let.
N Woodward Aye" rent :13 per mouth: water
In. Enquircof E. A. WOODWARD
“Wharton-Thou no? site. ‘“
W0 choice building lots, 50 and 60 feet front, on
West avenue. Apply to ‘ W. C. SAMMIS, or
I .II. H0". ”2 tf
Largo “onto and Lot For Sale.
THE former residence of G. B. [I . fifth house
shove Port Point Road, on Ca avenue.
Has a furnace; water on first and second door; also
of 0. ll. BOAG, Crofut & Knapp‘s Factory, No. 2.
fti A
For Sale. '
THE Whitney Art Store, at South Norwslk
This is one of the best and most complete
mallmstors plants in the state, doing a good
business. Light rent, good location and good work
roouts. No competition. Doings ylng business
if run at light expense. Will be so (I on favorable
terms, owner has too much other busincfs to give It
nine and attention. Mr. W. P. Whitney, manager,
will give one month's work and Instruction free to
purchaser. Apply at the store.
its E C. WHITNEY.
Notice.
NOTICE is herebyagivcn that the partnership
lately existing“ ween John W. Smith and
Minor 8. Smith. of th Norwalk. under the drm
name of .l W. t I. ll. Smith. was dissolved on the
4th day of Dec. 138, by mutual consent.
Minot 3. Smith is authorized to settle all debts
due to and by the firm. -
Dated at death Norwalk, Dec. 4th, 1888.
JOHN w. SMITH,
IlNO‘I‘ B. SMITH.
Ti Hill.
AROUSE of famous for one or two families;
water and gas in the house; platty of fruit;
barn. CC. .
Jld if Mailed CBAB.T. LEONARD.
umumu
30le of Iavlo flake-Da-
drabls Iloaas 0.5...
are. an Math. Coast. s’ “
..... “enema
Well of good water: fruit on the premises. Enquire .
'1—‘—A;k'LOR so croissant,
Real Estate. Fire, Life. Accident,
Plate Glass, and Steam Boiler
INSURANCE AGENTS
Also Agents for the Sale of
chcniurn and Farm flortgngc
ti At 7 per cent. Bonds. ‘
Loan- Negotiated.
orr'icrtz—ss .kd‘fWashingtou an. So. Norwalk.
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The Best Kludling Wood
Nowtobehadlssoldbyc '1‘. Iseonardin bags of
50 lbs. at soc Bach.
One cents worth is settlement to kindle any ordinary
c. 'r'. LEONARD,
Water 8L, Norwslk.
A'l'
BRUUISIDE.
THE
HORSES
fl~l if
muss-canon one lshool stamp-pam-
'9 seed more 0 men aadyun woman ta good
“pa 'ng posit on- arm: the
it or institution In the county.
it hastrainedtho n
or an Illustrated Ci
8. B. PACKARD. Prost. 101 mm St. N. Y.
nib 1m
18 North hIain St.
SPRINEOETYLES
PAPER HANGINGS.
Fine Line of Gilts
At 25, 30. and so Cents. Douhla Rolls.
Ensbossed Gilts
New Styles, at 40c. Double Boll,
—s-r——
DEGKER’S ,
Paint and Wall Paper Store,
18 North lain at...
South Norwalk, Ct.
aristsssat duals-rm
. ‘ at.
renown
music HALL, - scorn souwsta
JUST ONE XIGIIT,
Thursday, March 7,
THE LAUGHING SENSATIOS.
Our Picnic,
The Positive fill of the Comedy World.
Americas Representative Comedian,
Mil. RICHARD COLEMAN.
Supported by our Nonpnrcll Company of Specialty
Artzsts.
3 STAB SOUBBETTBS 3
llmdcd by Boston‘s Favorite Cnmcdiennc,
Miss MINNIE CURSOR.
4 GREAT COMEDIAXS -I
New Songs, Sew Dani-cs. New Medieys, .\'cw
,Fxtunlrxies.
A LAI’GII PUB EVERY MINUTE.
FRANK W. NASOX, - Sole Manager.
FRED D. ELL”,
Our Popular Prices. 2.5, 35 and 50 Cents. Seats on
mie- at Iont‘s Drug More.
This is NOT Muldoon’s Picnic
KENT & CIIOLWELL,
d” MISflNS IND PLISTEBEBS.
Boilers of all Kinds
Set and Repaired.
Fine Brick ‘Vork,
and Jobbing ofjall Kinds
a Specialty.
OFFICE AT 5. SELLBCK’S,
I97 Washington St. Bridge,
50. Norwnllt, Conn.
Also, P.0. Box 140, “'estport.Cf.
tn'l 2m
An 0rdlnnnce Relative to the
Establishment of' n Pollen
Pol-cc.
Bel! funded by the Born! of w'mcifmm If the
City at Soul/t Normal}; .
SIC. I. There shall be a Police Force in said
Cit 'to consist of a Chief of Police, Captain, and
one a number of regular and snpernnmcrary policev
men as the Board of Councilmen may from time to
time designate and prescribe, who shall possess,
within the limits of said City. the ordinary powers
of Constables of towns this State. and s all be
appointed by the Board of Councilmen at any regu-
lar meeting thereof, and shall hold once during
good behavior and until others are chosen and asl-
itied in theirstead; but any member of said I-orcc
shall be sit-pended. removed or expelled, whenever,
In the judgment of said Board of Councilmen, such
suspension, removal or expulsion shall be for the
best interest of the ('1: y.
Ste. ‘2. The Mayor of said City shall have the
recent management and control of the Police
Force, and, subject to theapproval of the Board of
Councilmen. may make all uecdfnl rules and regu’
lotions for the government of the Force, consistent
with Ills: laws of the State and the Ordinances of
the City. and may provide penalties. such as sus»
start from pay. dues and reprimand, which shall
binding on ailthc Officers and Members of the
Force.
sec. 3 Ever person at the time of his ap int-
meut as a member of the Police Force. shatPObe a
resident of the City, a citizen of the United States,
and ca bio of speaking, reading and writing the
Engllr language. and shall before entering upon
the discharge or the duties of his oflce, be sworn by
the City Clerk, as provided in section seventet u (l?)
of the City Charter, and shall cause a certificate of
such oath to be made in the City record. The test
of reading, writing and speaking the English lan-
so.“ shall be made by the Mayor before approving
appointment of a Policeman.
BIG. 4. Theolfice of any member of the Police
Force shall become vacant whenever said member
coast! to reside within the limits of said City.
Sec. 5. The Bupernumcrary Policeman shall
hold office on the some terms and conditions when
on duty as the Regular Policeman. and may be
called into szrrice whenever their i-emcss may be
an. 6. Any, janitor of a schoolhouse. public
building. or church edifice, may be appointed as
Superhumerary Policeman. and may. mm the
written consent of the Mayor and Chief of Police
first obtained, perform the duties of a member of
the Police Force, in preserving order and making
arrests, and wear his shield of office: provided, how-
ever. such duties are not an expense to be paid out
of the ('ity Treasury.
Sec. 7. The Chief of lies, subject to the con-
trol of the Mayor. shall are the control and man-
a cut of thc subonllnate otllccrs and member! of
t c Police Force, and they shall obey his orders. It
shall be his duty to be present at all tires in lthlty,
and attend therest in the preservation of order and
in the protection of property, and at said am he
shall wear his distinguisbin badge; to receive from
all members of the Police orce all complaints of
violations of the ordinances of lne City, make a
record of the same. and report the same to the his .
or and City Attorney for prosecution. He sha l
have charge of the station house. and the custody
of all sons committed to or confined therein.
llc sha i keep a record of the slicers and members
of the Police Force, and of their doings. Ila shall
also keep an accurate monthly y-ro! of the Pollec
Force. In which he shall dos gusto the data and
period of service of each member of the Puree. and
the several amounts due them respectively for that
month. and whsa payment is made, shall take the
receipt. on such payroll, of each member for the
amount if him; and such pay-roll, thus kept and
receipt shall thereupon be I by him with the
co omit to be kept on he. the m of a...
Ch of of Police, or when from any cause he shall be
unable to act. Captain shall take his place and
la utlu.
Soc. B. It shall be the duty of the Police toobey
and our as they rna
ymoon.
Business lanagu. Pm
proved larch Bib. and
the establishment «We...
1 meat of 8
ms. and lath. isss.
”ohm W
MUSIC IIALL.
Monday, Mar. I 1,
Appearance of the
Talented American Tratiliuu,
iwmmm
MATHEB "
Presenting in a Perfect I”
IS SUPPORTED BY
of the members of the Pot
wit out ions complaint and
guiléy g durum“.
can no [0 Y!
all iblc grained to all!
. ‘ :ldl pri f saf keeping, and
mill to son or s I)? a
speedy trial. Itshallslsobsthsdatyof '&
tolieprcsentatalldreslniho l
s rially em l , toamist in ‘
DISC! and :32”:me of WW
strangersthenearustwaytot of”,
lion. and, when n . shall see that I1“
accompanied to the City halts by a mantra , the
Police Force; to keep opaiand free him
ion byvchicles or too of persons or cthw
else, the streets at ewalks and pablb
said City.
Sn. 9. Atthesndof cachllx . m
Chief of Police shall makscnt ”is“
the
Board of Councilmen, at their Iii
helm
s.
dI
8
rs,
thereafter, a report of the operations
men! during the six (6) month;
a statement I f the amber
during the six (6) months,
arrest, the number of person
ogther punctual; in relation thereto m Its
l necereary to
causearecordtobcreptofallthn
into the hands of the Police. whether
or detained for with a
the date and estimated value. and linoleum
persons to whom dually delivered. Basil In
or cause to he Its an account of
sea of the Pot cc Force.
uflhd
: in“
i
including any expenses incurred
said Force in parrot any all
mrin himandpl blminflmbllw
In. “:9th ' toicn saint
at: or on an s '
of each monlIfitc shall Whit“
against the city, certifying than.
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I
penscs shall forthwith make out a
and certify the same to becor-rsct,
nature, and present them to
Chief shall cause any items of
any court, to bepreseuted tosald
and in his said moutbl bill be
non. xfan ofsuch b hashes-
ber of sai Pores, and by whom.
Sec. 10. Whenever the services of
members of the Police Purcell-y
parties other than theCity of Salt]!
Chief of Police may, with the census
if, In his judgiauu, the intcrmta of the
Inner thereby, detail such mantra!
he shall judge em, and slull
ties for said so ladder! lick
be established by the Mayor. and which
notexccedthsrateof flips” It!
shall a
nun so employed, in
pulses The Chief of Police
correct account of all such serving
name of the parties for when,
Policemen by whom performs: the
expenses incurred, the null
ment.togsther with such otha mentors-h” «
opinion, may be props, in a book kept c”
pow .
No member of the Police Porcealrall
services as above specified except by Wanna!
the Mayor angdcxl’nef, norslnll Ila m“'
or receive, l or indirectly any money
for strviiim so mam
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eats or valuable articles
”'19:: iegiimhargca dxcd by the Mayor
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with the necessary ex Island .1 I"
lectctl hyorderof the this. mammal
over all such amounts into the ." 3‘
Danhury or Bridgeport jail, and fl.
ior taking a ’ to the
School for '
form Sc , d
sat-.12. Remember“ the Min. M“
receive any present, reward or m
[m hi? ““3”" “I ll: “Huh“
as em: mcni . except wi
ing, of the )tayor not obtained; sols-bust“
“if.“ “M “hm "' “will..." “"
or e scum u a
such witness or other fees such a:
may be taxed in any can
law, shallbelougfothccitymd '
be collecttd by the chicfof Pollen aadpald m
city treasury. The sslarlssand m
the ofllrers and maubaaof the Nice “I“ ‘
shall be payablemonthlytothcmvvsalmb‘
spectlvcly entitled to rsceiveths salts. and lbs
meat thereof may henndeby the
by directing the amount due the
id to the Chief of Polio? to
n the manner provided in
ordinance.
“"1”" Puma...“
provisional)
ed in electionccnng' , “mm
cal orpart nature.orshallinauy
wgh and: onlnt‘l'lell flammability
0 rev present at t polls such
clutch reasonabfle timods ms
t urpose o
the Error or m
for the preservation of
such election.
SIC. 14. Any pesos w
himself to be a member of the
oral
m md
the
felt and pay a ram not exceeding lfty
each offense.
Bee. in. Any whoshall r“
olllcerormembetof aoPoIIcal .. ‘-
chargo of his duty, orshall luaay ‘ \
with or hindsrorprcvent him from .. ..
duty assuch odioerornaatisrpflll
or shall wear inpublic the
scribed to be worn by
"is
i“ ‘3’ "MM“
men on
n guilty, or motor! of
In
formation rdi an
toany rue-rm! it't's‘PolIsslsrmtw
action of "It, {dmpolml the
ors c any co , . , .
Wm not cxcasdingdfty HUI”
flue.
sects. Aucrdinsacsiaaddlumfosa
relstlniothslaabtlshasatsfal’ollss g,”
the
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adspidbyiasnssrd sf Consul
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