Evening sentinel, Saturday, March 9, 1889 · page 1

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SOUTH NORWALK. CONN., SATURDAY, MARCH 9, 1889.

PRICE TWO CENTS.

 

Till: EVENING SENTINEL
Its "A LHOAD PLACE.
it"l‘ll NORWALK.

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No. 8.N...Y N H. OILKRdspot' ksy atAd
an!!! otheslu and hen is.
No. 4. Day oornerof 'l'ollcsstruot; hysts
and all factori
No. 9. Cortlvroflain and (man: streets: b at
D. r’DIIuovsu'.shousoandJ ('.w1lwnl ac
No 12, Prankl ustmetrc school; he at school hilll'd‘
Idenor' of William I . Smith.

No. 13. Concord street curl-Ito school; key at Ira.
l’sul‘s residence, II 10 Concord atria-t, IIIIII

 

No.14. Iain tcornrr of Ann rim-h key ll
W sari‘m and all forlorn-II

No. 15, “1th stirrer corner of [lunar svcuus: key
at . Dckerman‘ s rcsidenee.

manna.

()uc stroke at 12 o‘clock noon for Standard Time.
Two strokes f the bull (thus 1-1} signifies ilre ls

out.
'l‘hreo stm of the bell (thus i-I-I) signlltes Ins
til y water is to he turned cl.

Ilml'cfloll so I" HOLDIM.

Upon positive information of a fire in your Imme-
diate neighborhood unlock the box door: pull [lit
book all the way down once only, and let the hook
E0: shut up the box and do not open or touch the

oak again um i the next fire in your neighborhood.
Do not attempt to remove the key from the door.
TheChief Engineer will see that Is Married to Its
proper plum SAIUEL hici‘ltm’AN
Chief Engineer

 

List of Letters

Remaining iu‘the Papoflice at South Norwslk
Donn. March9. h. It“ Persons calling for any of
these letters will please say they are advertiu-d.

Cornelius er James Dunn. Allie Day. llI-lle
Reward. Pannl Pitch. flour) Hillinan, Sade Pray,
Isabellaf-‘Iirge aid Iariu L. Knapp In I. A.
IcCahe. Mrs. lines IICarney, Ell/Ibelh Ionon.
LI. Plan, In C 0. Raymond, Etta Shay, Mrs
sI-nuie (1.8ummel. I'rof. If. H.1'orrey. ('has

A. \uung. Josclh Yourg. It
J S I) 'NNING l'. 31.17

Williams. Jam
Way.
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nel-lmed utters.

Letter! addressed as. follows remain unclaimed In
the Norwsik

t—oillce: ——
l'Rilerl Commrs John Callaghan. Chas. Downs.
C Griswold John Gardiner. Iary (lra. Orrin
lfawle Wm. U. Hart. Kate InnudesJJ cGuire.
aryhck limit. 1'. Perkins, Shun Seudder,
Jams- 1'.Smxh. Charles Sherwood Ira Ellen
hughn, 1. War. vner
To obtain any of the above letters the applicant
must call for‘ "iadiert red letters.
.C.GOI.D1VG I'JI

N. Y. llcraltl ‘1' (rather Forecasts

The Atlantic storm centre is now near
Newfoundland moving cast. The North-
wostern“col 1 wave," though not intense,
will probablF be felt slightly in this sec-
tion 10-day. Temperature fell slightly
in the United States yesterday, the chief
minimum r ported was 10 degrees at
Moorhsad, 1inu.; the chief maximum
68, Palestine, Texas. In this district to-
day slightlycoider, partly cloudy to fair
weather an brisk to fresh northwesterly
to westerly inds will probably prevail,
possibly preceded by light snow. On
Sunday in tilis section and in New Eng-
land fair we ther wrll probably prevail.
with slight thermal changes and fresh to
light. westerly winds, preceded by slight-
Iy lower telnperature, and on Monday

‘ warmer, far‘ to partly cloudy weather,

followed by rain in the Western and
northern parts of this section.

 

Almanac for Tia-Morrow.

 

Mtniatu
High tide Low tide Sun rises Sun sets
6.21 1. 43 6.1" 5. 54

 

In LOCAL NEWS.

Henry S. Lockwood has been confined
to the house‘ for several days.

 

 

Another car load of line horses arrived
for the Brookside stock farm this morn-
ing. . in _ "fl

—Hood‘s rsspsrilla 07c at Plaisted’s.

Edward S ermau of Noroton has pur-
chased som property on the Wilson
Point road. . _

The Leisure C—lub's meeting this evenv
ing is post bed until Tuesday, on ac-
count of thé walking match.

—Star shirt waists from 50.: up at
Comatock rothers.

 

A new roof is being put on the real
dence of II._S. Gregory on EllZibeth
street. ‘ 0 _- __

\Viliism Johnston of East Norwalk
sprained his wrist yesterday while doing
some carpe ter work around his house.

 

-Smoks Extra 153., latest and best
5c. cigar in town, at Lockwood's, cor.
Main and Washington Sta.

The funeral of the late Hrs. Head will
be held at 9.30 o’clock to-morrow morn-
Ing, not 10.30, as announced in yester-
day’s paper.‘ a

‘ Simon scovillc and wife were tried.
happy this morning by the arrival oi a
baby boy at their home on West avenue.
His name will be James Simon.

 

 

 

—Resd Kreiger’s adverti meant, a

great cleari g out sale at Kiclgell.

A large number would attend the per-
formancs of Booth and Barrbtt in
Brigdeport n'l‘umday evening if there
was atraintocomu home on after the
entertainment.

—0ur 8 ring and Summer stles of
clothing nig- ready at Comatock [truth
on.

Our namesake. the Ansonia Evening
Sentinel, as enlarged again, having
added four lumps. we like to hear of
the prosperity of all Sentinels None of
them dese c it more than the Ansonia.

A petition is being circulated in the
borough for the purpose of raising funds
to send Ch Isa Thompson, a young col-
oiled"7 be '13,. New York hospital, where

hvs his eyes operated upon.
Rev. Ir. Shepherd, pastor of the Zoo
Ietbodist piscopal church, has interest-

 

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Banging flfl'hud up. WJI.
Mason.

 

The fluoring for the new I iongregaiim-
til I 'IIurI'h arrived this morning.

i llIIIim-keerwrs should read (5. 1-7.. 5*)“
l mIIur's new advertiserrwnt In this isnuo.
E Hlullill‘l" II Distemporl' ure,st Piliistvd II
’ The usual meeting of the W. (J. 'l'. l' .
will be h hl to-morrow afternoon In
Dibble‘s ball.

--A dandy Spring overrun: for mral
cost at (‘omstock Brothers.

llernbers of liIitII-r Lodge, l. U It. l"..
are riquertml to Illr‘Pf at the lodge "mm
this evening.

Rev. Mr. "on... l’elhlmvlllv. will
preach in St. Paul's church next Wort
nesdsy evening.

Morrell & [I Llommedisu have said one
of E. 8. Osborn‘s lots on lit. John Ave.
to P. Keating, who will build a home
this summer.

——(.‘rofut Jr Knapp's hair or Ihnnsrurk ‘
Brothers.

Isaac Rogers and Henry 0. (kmnell
have returned from a week's il—hing In
New Hampshire. They report hsvmg‘
very good luck.

The Union Gospel Temperance Reform
Association meeting last evening was led .‘
by Thomas Wood. Time W‘N a large
attendance.

--Ladir's will do well to look. at the
combination suits they are sI- lling in tho
Button Store at $1 95, $7.. -'r, ’11 93, {Ila
00 and $25.00.

The nomination of John H. Perry for I
Judge of the Court of Common Pleas,
seems to be a most satisfactory em
Everybody speaks highly of Mr. Perry,

-(‘ hildren’ -I short pants suits with the;
elastic waist band at Comatock Brothers. ‘
l

The Bridgeport Standard says that '
there is some talk of the local Chums of
Normandy Company presenting the
opera in New Haven and South Norwwlk.

Ed. Hayes, doing business on news ‘
dealer at No. 31 Main street, borough»
expects to retlre from business today.
He will return to his former home in
Massachusetts.

—Our 50c pulls are elegant, flumv

stock Brothers. '

Mr. Theodore Quintard's disease tank
an unfavorable turn last night, and his
condition is now considered very cerium
His physician, Dr. Higgins. remained
with him all last night. .
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—Pipes of all kinds and prices, alli
Lockwoods cigar store Hunter's nIIl
stand. 1"

The music committee of St. Paul's
Church have engaged Mrs. lfirutiwmow
a pleasing contralto singer of Wilton,
for next year. beginning May lsll. They
are also arranging for other singers.- .

—Ksy West and D Imestic f 11ng,- best
assortment in town. at Lockwood}, ms,
Main and Washington Sta.

Wanamaker, the great thdel'phio 4
merchant, has increased his advertising
300 per cent, because of the dull rem.
He wisely argues that it is to 1k dill]
times the dealer shonldtake special pains
to let the public know the merits 0" his
wares.

—Ask to see the Silk and Wool Dress
they are selling for 40c per yard at the
Boston Store.

Miss Julia Rylo, a graduate of the Men
rill Phonographic Academy. Stamford
has it accepted a position with the:
Eagle Bicy’cls Co. The principal of the
above Academy has, this week, sent for
out of town . party to fill a position.
Young ladies and gentlemen. it will} pay
you to take a course of study at this
institution and prepare for business We.

-—’l'he most complete line of 25c tick-r.
and fouroin-hsnds ever showwat (Tow
stock Brothers.

S. D. Bayles, who has been in Womb
cook's Watchmaker's School, Winona,
Minn. arrived in this city yesterday,
and Monday commences with [lo-or D.
Hoyt. Railroad Place. Ir. Boylh has
the highest testimoosls as hskil, and
probably possesses as fine a set of watch»
makers tools as can benhtained Mr.
Hoyt now solicits the moss intricate and?

—Playing adds, all’prices, at Ines.
wood's cigar stow, cor. Main and Washv
ington Ste. _....H ___

Charles Plumbley and Hi. Irene Back
us at New Haven have returned to this”
city after a two wseka' wedding tour
During tbsir tour they took in the mang—
uration, saws criminal hung in sgfiy
in Detroit, and wersero-iaga ferry b
Oak Place, New York state, when the
machinery broke on the host and they
were towed ashore.

—Pine line of Acker, Ierrill t Cour
dit’s Imported (figsrr, as lmkwood's siv
gar store, cor. Iain and Washington Ste.

There are already about fifty mos

probable that them Ind, wil
institute the lodge next week, The

the prominentmenluthassowu-dw
new lodge wdldoubtis- baavsrypnyu'
laronc. Shaikh-sanctum
Elksodalodgoberabuld whom
ofthspissibillrissulna-carnivalv

-A mmmmnau

difficult jobs and guarantees satisfaction.

charter listcoutainsualssof laysfr

DIS‘I’ I" I‘l’lfl.
“Ilsa Italy at Arr-lo l'asssplssll "sold for
Worst of Ponds.

.\ 'l calm «are I» causing tuliritli'llshlt-
intern-st In this city. “t“s'lll days ago
Anmo Campbclkdaughterof 1. ”Camp-
Irv“ of East avenue. dud at Fort Ilcotl,
Kansas. The remains were stopped east-
ward and ycalsftlsj Bftrfuvlll, under-
taker Raymond was at the depot to con-
vI-y them to )lr. Campbell's residence.
The body arrived atfr o'clock Illtl Mr.
ll IyIIIoIIII was astound-«l to learn that
the"? was a charge of $215.00 for under-
iakrr's expenses and W 00 for express.
Mr. Campbell hasn't the money to pay
the hill and tlur express company w-Ili be
held responsible for the money if the
body is given to the relatives of the
deem. I

Suprrmtrrrleot Swim came here
from llrulgrpmt this Morning to settle
the matter If WHO,

Tm rxprma amt at Port Scott made

A! 0. ID.

‘a mistake In taking the bill fur collrct'

irm.
~"So roots” Ill Dru-rel. map.

”roll! of w Ilrlglsl Yours; Sow-My,

Pm! lace“, mo of Charles hymn. of
Plymouth avenue. Xorwalk. died about
4300'ch yawimlay afternoon of ”ill-
ignsnt Ilrphtlu Ila. after an Illum- of six
days, ago! 15 years. Ford. as he was
familiarly cam-d, win one of the bor-
rmgh’a‘ InrghtI-wt and mod sauna new»
boys, induatrIrmd, rtudiuuv,and agen-
emi favorite Ironing his aeiumlulatu and
those of older yours will whom he came
daily In contact. J. I. Ilermlm, the
m-w'mlmler by whom I’m] was employ d

Ito «Mira polars. sprakaof him In the

highest terms. The formal will be pri-
vate this: alternmm.

A ”filling liter“.

The final mop of “the Quick or the
1m" represents the restaurant's «If

:ltsrhura‘s «hm-l humour]. \‘al l'oulfret.
‘It Is dnsrrilml as a very thrlling I first.

The ghost appears standing In the slum
way of Durham’s Whip It Is irnposri»
hie. to are from whence It mines or
whither it room to. 0.1 mural occur
slams ladies unprapuml for tlIeIliusiou

1have limit so st will» «I that a H‘Iifiulilfl of
‘ tardiness lam made it wear; for them
3 My w M lbs-WWW.»

It is owl! to note this fact
fur tha- lwnu- tilt of ladies who will attend
:rlm- [Inform/som two, that tiny may
string illicit! Imus up for an unuwal
,“sc‘v-Illw

«WSW rosin!“ In ”fwd map.

"in who“ Populations.

The enumeration of school children.
made in J urinary. shows 13: 21:5 94mm
help-nun 1mm aural Mam ymrs of Ag.»
In Illiuv In Mica-{sill inn-rm of 9,311 for the
:2ye r. This increase of 39:11 radiate— an
Increase of 9'. 9‘91 in the “WWII!” of the
state during the year. and an “mm of
511,310 since 1W1. The school population
of Small: is upward of 2.11100. lo the
stairway than» are 31.192chr1drmof rcllOul
age.

.—-‘-‘S«» room“ In ”moods “up.

'5" Im ms of their luster

The annual «lamina for the intent of
M. S. P. Shepard, mm of the Ilethel
A. 1!. IL Church, will be held in the
War, on Wedmrlsy Herring.
Harsh Ill-h. TM monomer of bulim-
snul groom-n having the affair in
charge, common that they will "spare
WWW to wake the went wof the
mm mar gums in Must."

«~st mural“ in Bruins-ls «up.

”mug naturism.
It. and ”Mantels Wood Calibrated

ithoilr‘ twentimlh Alm’lilIilib‘ri-‘fil’f but waning

atlllhmrr'hnm ow Muslim l'arm. ‘lhv
portly sitaji'lymrl illiwrmlvw dancing and
singing, slur which they Valh'mk of a
collisional. Mr. and 11m erl received
may promote. sprung them a war-r nice.
ethical M.

«“39» muslin“ Inl WWI ls amp.

A WWI-3 Myriam

Thunder es'rwingal‘arge number of
Mr. and lire; W. ll. Cami friends met
as thmlr 11mm in first Kuwait and en-
joyoda pleasant time is social inter-
mrrw and “laying of grasses. The on»
silos» was «the nodding rmmm of Ir
and Ellis. Carr}. who am married a few
insults“ mgr»;

“but IW m m for.

People whw pay $1.15 to regimes their ‘
worthless stuns my I'M better natured,
when they burn that were are 27.792
numb marl I 370 female dings ffigtv‘lflfé! in
the strain The dog tax for the year 1038

SW nu $119.1; 1% Sorwalk m rutrllmtrng
'00! that W

Jflonfinfia WWI).

Mi. 0‘ mm m
{a few” days m Capt. Torah Wakely, _

of WW 'Aluov Wakely. who. on‘

the way frow Sew York to Warren
Mural a large mitts-WI of aealsdis»

porting sear Miami! light. Off 14m

wsl‘h HM ho Agitated swim school
Sores s! the sash, he says. were of large

sire, and all were well in store.

signedtothcchartsrrolloftbsprcpossd‘
uswlodgs of Elk-inmost! Iris

—-~Sorooa iamsoap.

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the I. 15.. Catalog, of Hawaii was
Modivmfm-MB. Gau-
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Till Till llfllll Bill Silllflll.

The Word “Go" Given by Ex-Mayor
W. ll. Hubbell.

A VIII “ACE I’IOIIII-Ill. -A NCII-
Blfl 0P FAVOBITES IN ‘I'Ill
VIILD.

A I o'clock this afternoon the ten-hour
govsII-you-pieaoe began at tho armory.
I'ZIva-II peds worr- given the word to start
by cx'lfnyor William Ii. llubbell and
they comtnenceib the tramp for glory
and lIooIils with full confidence of win.
uing.

, Those who started were Hickey,

Wright, Brown, Hand. (loIIlon,O'Bricu,

llampson, (iuI-riler, Bowman, Nash. Ho.

(lowsn.

Guertler took the lead In the first mile
and it was made in seven mrnutus. He
was followed closely by the other run-
ners. Ar we go to press the distance be-
tween the men is so slight that a predic-
tion as to who will be the winner is im.
possible. Each man has his friends and
of course they stand up for him.

Nash took the lead at the second mile
but It III the impression that he is‘ run-
ning too fast and that he "Ill not beabls
to hold out.

At 1:35 Nash covered llll 51h mile and
he was I lap In the lea-i.

The scar: rs occupy seats In the gallery
where they are kept busy crediting the
runners wlth tho-Ir miles and laps.

Joe Hand is looked upon as a possible
winner. He has a system to go by and is
adhering strictly to it,

The atuIIJance is good this afternoon
and the proapwi is that the armory will
be crowded to-night. Heine's brass band
will fuffiish music.

Pfiltsosat. stttxl'los.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pennington and
daughter have returned from a Vlsit with
their daughter. Mrs. C. H. Weston, of
Waterbury.

Mrs. l". i). Lawton returned last even-
ing from a protracted Visit mth friends
III Stratfurd.

Superintendent W. C. l-‘oote has gone
to Derby to spend the Sabbath.

William Iiriflin of New Haven is visit-
ing at Thcordut'e linspp's.

Mr. and Mrs. WIllis Crofut and Bessie
will spend Sunday in Danbury.

Frederick Wilson wIll spend Sunday
in New Jersey.

Nelson Darby of Philadelphia has mov-
ed with his family to this city.

Miss Hay Bruslbhss returned from a
long visit in UaIIbury.

George (ioodbarough, of lleriden, was
in town yesterday.

Miss Julla (i. Hopkitlsof East Norwalk
has returned from a visit in New Haven.

l-‘Ziiison “army is home from the Drew

, TIIeoIogIe-sl Saminary for a short visit.

A. Csrmi Betta, son of Allen Betta.
sailed on Friday for Florlda, to look after
his orange grove. He will be absent four
or fire marks.

lbs. A. N. Lewis. rector of Holy Trin-
ity church. Westport, sailed this morning
for Bermuda where he will sojourn for
weeks, hoping that the change will bene-
fit his helth. During his absence. Rev.
Alexander Hamilton, of Norwalk, will
occupy the pulpit of Holy Trinity church.

False Dos-roving.

The extent to which tho ordinary services
of tin-church are uriderstrnl by the poor is
III/i may to Ihuernllno without special inquiry.
and yet mummies the clergy come upon
stunning proofs that things are not so clear
as they summon them to be. It is not so long
ago since a Yorkshire Incumbent, dwelling In
a valley where the people are supposed to be
Imiwlarly long headed, told me of a mourn-
ftll experiwoo which betel! him when visiting
prishioner. The Yorkshiranan was
111, very ill. but doggedly opposed tospendbirfi

Be

,a twaymupon the doctor.
‘ found,

he thought It more excellmt
as). and was ucconlingly conducting,
with very alarming result, some expainwnts
and his «Institution Excessive (lover
to a cheap but far from innocuous quack

nmdlcinewas fastbringing himtoastatnin

which medical aid and the Infalllblo mold
ho alike mpsrfluoua “I

said thevlcar tohis o to ionur‘i
wife, “your husband isreully himself

with those pills. It‘s a cuss of suicide—c
«III-might sin” “Yes, sir," replied the tear-
ful partner, “I know it, and many’s the time
I‘ve prayed against it In the church mice."
“In the church cervical" said the vicar.l
Imie doubtfully; “you meanwhmws pray
for the sick." “Oh. no, sir,”was tbomply,
“I mean Whale we always my In tho Idtlny.
hit it. ‘F‘rom all the fairs doctorlng, good
fad, deliver usi’ ”—Cornhill Iagaxiue.

 

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nthyhigb noon when thohcatis
Semen-mitt» Panama coastlookslsastln-
viticgbsforsyouurrivsatthslandingatths
eitydP-nsma—orssusar toitasshipscnn
came. Acro- thc Intervming league of
houndingbiliowyou may hoconvoyedssbsst
suits your purse or pleasure. A pimgua
(bird), with jun room enough for the host
wand Ivommmnnotbohimdror
tenth-n“; and should the tide below the
hstflfty yards of the journey murtbsmsds
:Iuthobsck or a bare legged nutlvoovsrs
madhnyalum. Icantsstifytromsx-
WMMfewyu-dsusmorch'finz
tons-vs and Yankee “grit" thanavoyags
around thawcrldwould be under ordinary
chess-tapas ‘lhsOastaltlsauaarcapuny
can,” Iota-lav physically to the sturdy
sndtbstrlimbaarsalsrmlngly
Ibuputtothstsat (£140 poundsof
f-als avotrdu thprohahly twenty
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' Sunday school at 12.

WINNIPAUK NIWS.

What the People of that Little lettin-
mcnt arc Doing and Buying.

The usual Sunday services conducted
by lawla Hubbsll will be held in the
school hours tomorrow evening. begin-
ning at 7:30 o'clock. The Sunday school
session begins at 2:30 p. at.

James Hadden of Norwalk, was in
town yesterday. It Is rumored that a
stirring young business man of Norwalk
is negotiating for the lease of his build-
ing. recently known as the Winnipauk
house.

It Is reported that tho increased de-
mand for the line quality of goods man-
ufactured at the Norwalk mills will soon
uecsmitste putting on extra hands.

The people of Wiunlpsuk feel assured
that their petition, asking for the exten-
sion of the terminus of the street rail-
wsy line to the new mills corner, will be
granted.

A horse belonging to A. Salmons, the
South Norwalk liveryman, broke Its leg
in some unaccountable manner on Thuw
day, while being driven slang Main
street in this vtilage. Fred Fielder shot
the animal and Hubbard Blakesly drag-
it away.

-—(irocers sell Rrunsols soap.
Au n11; amount; sxsslox.

Second Moctlng of tho soclctles of Chris-
tian Indoor or.

Tits second meeting of the local union
Society of Christian Endeavor, was held
last evening in the chapel connected
with the borough Congregational
Church, President Torrey presiding. All
the Endeavor Societies of the city and
borough were well represented. and the
session was an earnest and energetic one.
The programme of exercises con-

sisted of an address by Rev.
Ilr. Biddle on "The Constitution;"
Rev. 1]. A. Delano spoke on "Our

Aim," and Rev. Dr. Anderson on “The
Relations of the Society to the Church."
Interesting reports from the various so-
cieties relating to the work of the com-
mittees on Sunday school Iliwer, mis-
sionary and temperance work were read.

-—“No roam" in Brussels' snap.
III so .u at; In It.‘ Ls.

(ITY cut'ltctlm

Congregationsl.——Itev. J. A. Biddle,
pastor. will preach in the morning at
10:30 a. 111.; Sunday school atlz’. m.; Y.
P. S. C. E. meeting at 6:10, subject,
How to [lsllow God’ a Name. -Matt. 6:9.
Preaching at seven o '.clock

Methodist Church.——l’reaching in the
morning and evening by the pastor.
Mr. Harris will close his pastorate with a
series of three Sunday evening discourses
in young converts and older Christians.
on Popular Amusements. The first will
be given. this Sabbath evening. Subject,
"Dunning."

Trinity Church—First Sunday in lent.
Holy communion (low celebration) at
730 n.m.‘ Mstins and sermon at 10 30.
Evensong and sero
won at 7 pm.

Sloth Norwalk Baptist—Preaching
services at 10.30 a. m. and 7o'clock p. ID.
Subject of morning di- co-urse, "Blind
Ilartimeus. The Wayside Beggar."
Evening discourse, the fifth sermon in
the l’IlgriuI' s Progress series, subject
“Castle of Giant Despair, or the Temp-
tation to Suicide." Sbnday school at
12. to. prayer and which nce at 6 p. In.
public cordially invited.

*East Ave. I. E. Church.—Communion
service will be held in the morning. In
the evening the pastor will preach, his
sermon to be preceded by it tong ser-
vice.

Springwood Union Chapel. ~Subject
Sunday (vening, “Cause of our rejeco
tion,’ ‘—1 Samuel, 15, 2‘1. Wednesday
«leaching, “Lacking one thing. "——Msrk

, ‘31

normal" curricular.

Baptist ' Church, Norwalk.—-Iornirlg
service at 10:30; evening service at 7: 30;
Sunday school at 12. Rev. Philip S.
Evans, of New Haven, will occupy the
pulpit to- -morrow morning and evening.

St. Mary's Church. --Rev. W. J. Slo-
cum. pastor. Low man 7. 00 um; chil-
"dren’ a mass. 8.30 a.m. ., vsspers, 3. 30 p.
iii. Servicesduring Lent—Wednesdays.
7.30 p.m.; sermon and benediction of the
blessed sacrament. Frldays, 7:30 p.m.,
stations of the cross. Daily man, 7:00
a. m.

Methodist Church, Norwalk. -Gcorge
\an Alstyne, DMD ,pastor. Preaching
nt1030u.m. and 7. 30 pm. by tbspastor.
Sunday school at noon. Please notice
the change of time for the evening ser-
vice. Singing by the male quartcttc in
the evening. .

St. Pauls church—Morning services at
10: 30: evening service at 7. 30; Sunday
school at 12:00: Rev. M. K. Baily. of
Branford, will preach to- -mcrrow. Ser-
vices during Lent are as follows: Tues-
day. 4:30 p. m.; Wednesdsv,10 30 a. m., '
7 :30 p.m., Thursday. 4510 p. m.. Friday.
10.30 a. m. and 7. 80 p.rn .. st parish
rooms.

A. II. E. (J'hurchH—S P. Shepard,pas-
tor. Morning service, 1030; Sunday
school, 1 p. m.; evening service, 711p.
In. Class meeting Tuesday evening.
prayer meeting Thursday evening.

EAST llOll'AlJ! cannon-s.

Advent Christian Church. —Prsaching
by the pastor; subject. "8011mm” Bun-
dsy school at 18 m.; praise ssrvice at
0:90. towbich ailars cordially Invited.
Preaching at 7 p. IL. subject. "(flirtation
Menus, recalled.

 

 

 

-“No min" In Bra-stamp.

ON AND "If! Till

ltsrns of liocat Interest (foucornlng Plays
and Professional l'soplo.
largarot lather.

Music Hall should bs crowded Ionday
evening to see this phsuominsl actress.
Our plsygoers should deem it a very
great compliment to see this woman.
The Pittsburg lander says: Iliss Iathsr
has been seen here quite often before and
on each occasion her popularity increas-
es. When the advance sale was counted
last night the statement. showed that it
had reached within a few dollars of five
thousand and the crowd at the box oillce
this morning will swell that amount
considerably. The mauagsmsnt ought
to be, and no doubt are, more than satis‘
tied as it will be the banner week of the
Bijou. this or last season.

S'I‘Alll.
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Estella Clayton's Costumes.

To enthuse over the costumes of a
talented actress is very much like praip
ing the frame of a famous painting. but
Estelle Clayton's dresses in “The Quick
or the Dead" are strrkingly beauty-1 hi and
the subject of gossip among-~ ' The
fact transpired in New York that num-
bers of society ladies sent their dress
makers to the Fifth Avenue Theatre with
instructions to note the cut and draping
of such and such a costume, and others
wrote polite notes both to the actress and
manager asking if Miss Clayton’s dresses
were made in New York and could they
be favored with the address of the mod-
este. For the benefit of our lady readers
a list of the costumes worn by Barbara
I’osifret, has been clipped from asociety
exchange. They are described as follows:

first act. creation of Redfern, black
drop d‘rfe, made with clinging folds.
statuesque drapery and V neck. This is
probably the handsomest mourning cos
tume ever seen upon the stage.

Second—White negligs costume of
crepe dc chine, elbow flowing sleeve. half-
length train, water-wave folds in front
and (lrscian drapery.

Third—White and gray flannel, wIth
brow front folds of white flannel em-
broidered with gray, cutaway jacket,
elbow sleeves, collar and coils of gray
velvet, accordion plaited skirt, plsits
from waist to hem.

Fourth—A directoire costume of white
crepe, trimmed with hands of Oriental
embroidery, short waist, and sleeves,
tournurs (I la Eugenie.

MIss Clayton is a perfect figure and
unusually handsome. She knows how
to wear beautiful gowns and evidently
where to get them made.

”SIM" at lusle Ball.

0! all the odd creations that have
emanated from an author's fertile brain
for some time past, none have struck the
popular fancy more forcibly than ”She,‘
which the Atkinson Company will pro-
dues at Music Hall. Saturday, March 16.
In speaking of this combination the
Omaha Daily Beesays: A dramatization
of Haggard's "She" was produced at the
Grand Opera House last night, and the
same piece was played at the matinee
this afternoon. Those of the readers of
the more popular tales of the day, and
among that number are those who have
read llaggard's "She," realize that all of
the story which could be placed upon
the stage has been placed there,aud with
very remarkable accuracy and startling
effects, thls scenic splendors and thrill-
ing effects surpa- thoss ever shown bars
in the most startling of the heavy pro-
duclious.

Norwalk theatre-goers will be tickled
to know that J. B. Polk, in Mixed Pick-
Ice, is booked for April 0, at the Opera
House.

Quintard & Son have booked "That
Iloy Next Door for Iarch l9, and‘ Time
Will Tell" as far ahead as August 17.
Both are said to be strong attractions.

W. 8. Dates will not tour around the“
country with P. T. Barnum’s circus, but
wIII probably biu New York and then re-
turn. Next August he starts as advance

Tull «nominee of lush societies are requ

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Honey

IIBS IA’l'fllR

MR. 8'. B.

M U810 HALL.
Monday, Mar. I 1,

Appearance of the

Talented lmerien 'l’lil!tlitllt,
MARGARET

MATHER

Presenting las Perfect].

moon.

[8 SUPPOI'I'BD BY

STUDLEY

AND AN EXCELLENT COII’ANY.

 

 

Furnished Rooms To Rent

YITIIIN two minutes of the depot.
m9 lw Box ass, South Norwalk, Ct.

For Sale.

SOLID cherry dining-room roomset of eight pieces
consisting of six t lra, extension table
side hoard. Apply to W ll OLIc'l‘lAD,
No.10 Union Park Norwaik.

To Let.

T No ! Sumner street. 11 rut door of live rooms,
with or without furniture. A good opportuu
lty for a family to commence boon keeping For
particulars apply to owner. IRS. BATTBRSON,
No to L nionfl Park, Noiwalk.

A Isl-u.

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Notice.

’l‘flB l” Iartnmhip heretofore existing between the
be," and erthe name of Rowland a

Tuthili has bum this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. All permindebtod to the late firm are re-
quested to make paymentto A. B Tulhill, who will
also pay all clalm- against the firm.

South Nor-31k. March Gilt, 18:".
ll. ROWLAND,
A. B. TUTHILL

Board Wanted.

CBSTLIIAN desirous well furnished. warm
room. with board in some small, private
fatally, where he can have the comforts of a home.
Kindly address"PBRIA.VE.VT," 17.0. 30:00.
mint South Norwalk.

[louse Wanted To Rent.

110L511 with about 8 more, all modern improve
ments: goon locality; near newflrhoenfsctory
. C
Sentinel all".

III.” 1w

 

Would rent with idm of buying.
m-l 1w

 

To Bent.
Fsou isms Is lower floor s rumba. sun

 

cottage, . rooms on s'eymour Place.
fat BERRY SEYMOUR.
To Rent.

S Taylor avenue. two new and desirable houses.
mourning all modern Wrench“.
Fm If __lr.qulre of I Its Ill ltAYIOND.

florascs To Let.

31 Woodward Arc. rent :13 per mouth: water
~_iu. _/ inquires! x A. WO0DV§'_A_R_D._

For Sale.
T113 Whitney Art Store. at South Norwalk
Thisisone of the best and most complete

 

mallmstore plants in the state, doing a good

Light rent goodlocsti on and good work
mus. 170 competition. Doing a ug business
if run at light expense Will be so It on favorable

terms ownerhaatoomuchothaburluefstogivs it

timeandazteution Ir. W. 1’. Whitney, manager.

will give one month a work and instruction free to

pun-ham. Apply at the store.
1' ac. wm'rm.
Banding Lots I’m- Sale.
TWO choice building tots, so and on feet frontmn
est avenue Applyto ,C. SAIIIS. or
I..I uor‘r ml if
large [louse and Lot For Sale.

llEformerruid-nceofo. B. 110' ilfth house
above Port Point Road. onOs avenue.

llasa furnace: waterou Inland secondiloor; also
well of good premiscs. too
of Gull. SCAG Crofut AI Kupp’s Factory, Ho. 2.

water: fruit on the hire

 

Notice of llcctlng.
ed to
meetatthe rooms of the King his of clum-
bus. ouSundsyst I p III totakesetlon wilhregard
tothe Iectureou theifilthof March in ad of the
Parnel‘l‘lkfcnce fund. I’ er order SECRETARY.
In t

llavllussd’s l-‘rsslt Store.

FIN! P'midsOrangu. Pine [aver Pigs, Persian

Dates. All kind: of new Null, Iaiagl

1 c'. A. uaVlLAND'Is. alfrnu’“ St. Norwalk. "
Mental.

HlKew York'l'nCo. hasreuted the building

 

 

 

resigned, and Charles B. Osks was elect-
ed 23 Lieut.

I,
I

lousy Pound.

which 'TthIeow'nerx ha igamsumn‘of money,
can re

and paying for this advertisement. Apply-tilt:

m- .89

 

For Sale at Runnable Prlecs.

UILDIHG W8 MouWSprIag street, Iain dust,
at B t
llmwood smite. Dayvlew "1:3. mam

 

 

'1‘0 IIATTERS
ulterior Walled.

S'I'IVI’INIR. who must nderanad full to
stiles humid mm wttthtcr‘tfl

D. I. BAND“)
sumac-rat.

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whacsbewillhe pinsedtotak
ofhairwork,switeheamsde over and from comb-

' u 1.? s m
agent, for W. '1‘. Bryant s Keep It .mfiy‘ffl MM“? CW3; 32;, mm
Dark Co. mucusuallnestockof ofgruccriea.
"Election: Drona—annals. mum
At a meetrng of Co. D, held last evsn— T505: dw”$m&m7fimw a“
ins. George E. sIqusou was elected Int Foot of Raymond st.
hour. In place of Lieut. Ellwood, who I’onl'mldta

IN oil. pastel and Black and White
Pastels Artwork Dalidcrcrl tions.
0000 B,8tamford.
THOMAS HALDOBAN. Norwalk.

‘ snow.

To the Ladies of Norwalk.

\IISS LANCER, of ”martial In hair work
who was so all fulhere last year, will be

located at the Norwslk otcl for the next ten days,

c orderrlu all kinds

 

mm” “a” rams a canon. 1:7,“... Slim dull}?! "1mm
am
muss: Resilitstssad sadlusumscsAgn'ta. mega-fromuoa rlm'." Aisomsulnu lag?!
'I'Io lav-:5; ghee at Bolo- m I
0 lat. T
PLBAIANTLY and conveniently situated; H e re h ey A re !
stable room luv Mm
roads-arm: and sluil fruit: Coach. noun.h
«mmna.”.'...””-.?«;3u.« “pump
and (lo-oral Pu
'3 3‘ W m“ hull-filth Also Trotting and saute

At Brooksldc Stock l‘nm.
Look at Thom.

Til Bill

017830118me one or twofarnittsa
Anwusraadpsluthshouss; plenty of fruit;

battle.
Ilstt Matias! CHASE. 1.101031).

Fill in it till Tint

 

rain—I»
Rau- mau-l .1“: mos,
. Warns urns
an i- aura moi.

 

 

 

W
NORWALK OPERA HOUSE,

QUIN'I'ARD l 803, -
0‘5! NIGHT our.

Tuesday, ”arch 12,

A SOCIETY arm:

Special engagements! iw .d Us”
cougar

ESTE LLE CLAYTON

Direct frontkemthAveaueM Dow fat.

momma. scum“

Amelie Rivca' ce. 'ehatcdhlwnl.
II
III trial 11' III Bali
Which will be pram-railed“
ESTELLE CLAYTO'

—as-
BARBARA Pour-31'.
Bests now on sale.

 

 

Sat., March 16,

FOR 019'! M9" OKLY.

Grand Spectacular lunatic m of
. ll. amnnasoms

A SUPERIOR car-ran.

50m .. m ”350
Mill tilt of Sittitllttltll

Intricate llschauical Marta.

New Calcium and-
Electric Illusions

No Advance From Regular Prisca;

SecurcSesn at 110ng- add We, . .’

 

 

TAYLOR 'sp GOLDEN,

Real Estate. fire life. Accident,
Plate Glass, aas’s HM

INSURANCE 16m

Also Agents for tickle of
Detectors and m "m
6 k 7 pct out. lends.

Loan- Nam“
omen—45 cow-urem- at. so. lactic

Lent Eas'Gome

Fresh and Salt Fish,

Wholesales-d Detail. nave-ls
mentaforanextraq‘ltycvayhy w.

GENUINE NORWALK OYSTEBS

That hsvsuotbesa laud.
Pure Torintoo Clam
spinach,

Le tt uce, Radishéw,

Pickled Oysters, ,
3,3133. MARKET LINE "-‘n"
I-‘Bllsll EVERY DAY

_‘,_.

HUNT & zsLUFm,
mm & cnonwnnn,

 

 

Boilers us all Kinda
Set and W
Fire Brick Work,
and Jobbing atoll Kilia-
u Specialty.
orctc cam
lav wth
' 90. Km.
to: no. Ilsa m’"

 

 

 

llISlillS till] PM.

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