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Letty. Your
UP-TOWN OFFICE
26 Maln Street. til!
the liver-tug Bantu-cl is at
Onion for All" and Job Printing.
NUMBER Illlll.
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SOUTH N ORWALK.
CONN., MONDAY, MARCH 18, 1889.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
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9,1'orlier of Maui II it thou-Ll . r- -. Iii ,I :I
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tory.
N0. 12, Franklin rim: sch Ml; lo a: _, II-II. tum.
and midt'llft' of w lllllilll II, :nmn
No.13, (‘oncord limit I- gpI ~I t' N Loni; kI I-3 If Mr-
I’aul' I no: deuce, No.1 ii l'rlil‘ufll EUL'Il, and
all factoria.
II. Ialn street timer-r of AMI atria-i;
Wolf's union and all lllt'tufli- -
15, .II h atrcu comer of llayvic» an r or. ' Lt-y
Dickunian' s residence.
unnatural.
One riroke at 1-: o'clock noon for SI.II.d:irIl Tlmr.
Twortmkce of the lic-l Ithual ii spunk-s tire ii-
dghusl H) r' .2. :.ifl- r the
No.
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nut.
Tum rtmku of for belt
city water is who turned 0
IIE'I'IUI‘HONI TO I" “of. hill!
Upon positive information of a are In your Immi-
diate neighborhood unlock the box dum': pull II. I
book all the way down once only. and ill lht III-Ii.
shut up the box and do not open or u. nth the
fink again until the nut tire in your in I: 'ibIIrhooIi.
Donot atlI-mpztn "more ”If kI-y frI -m "It door.
The!‘ lIiI-f ling 1.“ IuIIII—n- that i- n' :I~l to Its
W1 pin”, :.-\.\ll.'El. Ibo
N. Y. Herald “c- ItlIo-r Iv'nrrcadn,
Tlil' - ?."ll ('3‘ ..‘ti )3 ~'. Ell l . IIIIIIL
in; ('Izilmi -Il l'.- .l : -:. l 4.5.. \‘.l‘l
probably f‘I-"fz' ‘I_\ l'
northerislu'zcrill}, ll:-
SIOII Will [Iii-lurid} lIi-Il'.' lItIIlI' ll“ . ill" In
the Instwarl and II- ~:—itl :i~tt\.t:‘d, with a
"warm wave 'III is frvm, fulluwid b3
raln in this M cziun. T. lllIIv’l’dllln’ m...-
in the United St itI-s ye-JI-rilay. In this
district trrday slightly warmer. partly
cloudy and fur weather will probably
prevail, with fresh variable winds, "inst-
Iy eavtvrly and southerly, fullowI-d pm.
aibiy by rain. In tho Middle States and
New England partly cloudy to fair.
warmer weather will prevail. with fresh
to brink variable winds, preceded by rain
on the upper an England coasts, and
followed by rain in the west-iii and
northern part4 of this section. H l Tucs-
day in this set'ti-.Ii warmer, pirr7_\' clou ly
weather Will . ..tiably prevail, ; rrl‘mlrrl
by rain, with Ioutlwrly w.inl-I I-Illom~-l
by lower tempt-”titre. and on \"mlhos-
day colder, partly I' lou-l .y to fair weath-
er. Dangerous Winds and “'O'Iillwf will
p'obably attend the appru'uli of the
western storm to the Atlanlwt, .;-i Ii!»
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llnlaturc Almanac for To— “narrow.
Biahtide Low tide Sun rises Sumo ta
12.00 6 13 o SI 6. ‘I
THE LOCAL NEWS
Cahill. It is reported, will go into train—
ing for a professional pug dist.
Theodore Baker has broke n grounl
for a house on South Main street.
----You can alwaysflfind—the latest style I;
for neck dressing at Comstock Bros’.
A special meeting of the South) 'or-
walk Fire Police will be held this evening.
The Y. L. L. C. will hold its last meet-
ing this evening, with Mr. and Mrs.
Eben Coley. __
el’laisr: '3 Little Laxative Pills, 1-5:.
The friends of Miss Daisy Rider will
regret to learn that she is seriously ill
with pneumonia.
The members of the society called
”The It ibinhooda, " are requested to meet
with Miss May Seymour this evening.
—Four pair gent s hose, good qual-
ity, for” Jim, at Comrtock Bros .
Mr. David A limit of East Norwalk is
learning the pattern makers trade under
the instructions of Charles .‘Iisthorpo.
The report of In; State—Board of Health
would seem to indicate that diphtheria
has Norwalk by— the throat. so to speak.
—Frcnch art —designs and outfits a:
Whitney’s art store on and after Mon-
day.
The old well in the back yard oh. [for-
we Thiser’s property has been filled up.
The well was over one hundred years
old.
Harvey Bedient has sold his home on
Cove street, East Norwalk, to James
Hoyt. Mr. Bedicnt will probably build
in the borough.
--We advertise a great deal about our
white shirts, for they are the best there
are in town for the money from our 25:.
grade up. Comrtock Brou’.
Norwalk, too, has gone mad on: the
“Pigs in the Clover" puzzle. in up-
town dealer sold between thirty and for-
ty of them last Saturday nimt.
It is “Nancy & 00.," not. “Nadir."
that the Pioneer Hook and Ladder Com-
pany proposes to bring to the Opera
House for a benefit entertainment on thr-
nigbt of April 12:
Tlic members only of the Germain
songerbund, will celebrate the associa-
tion'a birthday this evening. This cele»
button la held every year, and is called
the. ”Stiltungafest.”
—Latoat style bat, Yeoman block, at.
Court“ Broa’._‘____
Justice Selleck lent Charles “'hiielock
to Bridgeport for thirty days last Satur-
day, for being Intoxicated. J. 1'. Homer
'- Itaad “wand coatsfor arunilar
oflaam, and in default of payment was
not to jail.
-A retard of the East Norwalk
Harmonic Society will be held at the
T, b}l~",
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Thomas ( 'olburn has purclmmi ll home
i I Sp’lugiiuud
Hlllll’
IIII'I lit-i: lti~l ilil‘fiiw lIlglIl
l‘wuvt of lldl’grtl-Itl II M :I p l‘l lli
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1‘" I: IIDRIIUGII thlll'l‘lll.
The llttlclai Itldl Itofora the People -'l'lio
ne-ntinol'n Figures I orreet.
l‘IzinlIII-ls containing Ill“ iIiIl-I for
:liglit'ng t'ma borough IitrI-I Ill Were lIl‘lI’l'
‘i‘. l’,Il: Irk's II I_\' la it»! i.: “it” I“"‘3 I“ 3 llllll‘Il Siliirdny lifterII-imi Itllil wetting
,fi <llI-‘ rah-H II‘I llilri v.13“, t i tiny.
'l’hv' .S‘ Iiilli Nurw Ilk ll: 'IlIIII'll‘ .S' -.'I--l3
i-.Ill lI ill: uni-ling llIH I-vwinu.
ll in \iiii'n f llt‘ u.‘ frat-N pI- ~I d llll"tl.l|,
this I :II III I oilucit lliil morning
.- lili' liirgi'l. ll II-ol Kill. rIuilri IvIri
shown III the In“ II ntl‘ In: stock llms.
Fred ll. llnloniiii li-s bought
()lii'er W. t‘raw's iiewsiaud litiainI-IIII.
. .illl ...; s,
I l I\\'l|.
IM-;ari.\‘i-;I.‘s ilenz.
'IIIiIII-ritl p'oIIIt \ll‘lt"l'”ll. m- I‘Il'l'il bum;
lli- vol-rs (If that rod III the
'l'ii» Illifllltl Illlli tll‘i\\' flint 'lllli
cur-r ,I'i nib}
Ill" use til the words "all Iil‘,,lil." Instead
cl “rvery lilclit."
W.- IMIIII from the pitiipliltl that the
pII-st-Iit contract with “W N-Iiwullt and
South Norwall. l-I‘II-ctric Light l‘niiipnny,
“m which, by I“ terms, expired lust mouth,
but in Nllll provisionally continued, is for
thirty tofifly electric arc llkll' s of ill
Work was re-umed this morning on putt 1.1, ()0 candle puns-f. tobum from
the Winnipttuk extra-hm 09’th ; Iiu k to t a. In. every night, at Iltonn-
r.IIlu.Iy line.
'llieinlltl shipuiiut of lIIl-I from this
C'll} forlhv“ 'Ieek f blwlfl'lll'l um 3"?
ctr-H, Hi} units.
A $1. 7qu 'l'iili't‘s I-ubi fountain forl
Qiiiritnrd &.S
was r‘lllllptll to div from It. Man. I
- ll-uil Krrigwr's
_:.:.t I'lIariiig II:I' .‘lllv‘ I-t KrI-
lml I'Illll'llllflJ)’;
I"! Ifl ID"! of
:IIlv- tliuIIiiI-ii', Hi
I; Is .
on :t l~A .I
I'Illifllll I.» l
A i'rr'd
wliI-II- '. hon-Ia
lii- .S'llt'“ .Ii vii-Hing “‘lllII‘Ii' ‘w-II;I u“: Id
.IiiIl «fittiwd t, i iii:i nw-Ii .
It i". .S. lllrfil'll ll ok for IIII- i-ub-
j,,.. of hisI confide utial ch: It at the X. M.
(I. .-\. the quietinn, “is lifII uiiril: living?'5’
l'. \\ In; an int» resting se rviI-I-
ll “’UllSL on of New llavI n has re-
«- on ed a patent for :i folding bed. and
was in town this morning looking for' a
factory in which to manufacture.
In-
-—llleri's all wool, i-iiits for $b I ) at
(IIitiistock Bros'.
Jnlin Mitchell was fined $1.00 and
coats for drunkenness by Judge Knapp
tl,ia morning In default of payment
Mill‘ll’dl was sent to Bridgeport jail.
JIIII: W. Bogardtis was completely
inrprisId by a largo number of his
frivnds at his home on llnnfnrd Place,|
l"rida_i eieninz. They brought provi-l
I-iom with them, uliich were snj iyid
lat: r. A very pleasant evening was pas-
qr-Il and in the midst of it Mr. llngardus,
was pre ..- nt d with a nice umbrt- -llzI rack.
-—llnmemlwr the 29.: sale and free mu-
sic at the Boston Store, Tuesday, March ,
‘9“). Come and get a copy. ,
Fred S. Lyon, Jr., yesterday morning.
picking tip what he thought was aboltle
of rubifuam, made a mistake and took a
swallow of alcohol. The I il'I-ct can be
Imagined. His mouth was badly burned
and he suffered considerably from the
mistake. He is able to eat at the present
time which is a hopeful sign that noth-
ing serious has befallen him.
The new schooner, “Jennie C. May,"
is now fairly under way, the keel being
laid. Capt. Oscar St. John, the one most
interested and the largest owner, will
start in a few days for Bath, lilsine., to
superintend her construction, which will
give the owners :' full assurance that
they will have a first-class vessel in all
her apartments from her ltecl to her
truck.
—:\ftcr this week Comsfock Bros'.
store will be open every night until 8
o’clock.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Sarah Stone, of East Norwalk, is re-
ported to be sick with scarlet fever.
Harry Kidd, representative (f Louns-
bury, Muttliewson & Co. is stopping in
town for a few days.
Fred Grumman is confined It) the house
with diphtheria. _
George R. Byiugton is home from
Washington for a few days.
John Cavanaugh spent Suud'ty with
relatives in New York.
Dennis P. You Guetner and daughter,
of Ansonia, are visiting with Mr. and
Mrs. Eli White.
Messrs. George and Elbert Comsloclt,
of Bayonne, N. J.. are visiting with Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Robinson.
Miss Evelyn Rites, of Dinbury, is vis-
iting‘in this city.
Timothy Foster, of Danbury, has re-
covered from his late illness and is now
visiting with his relatives in the borough.
Sullivan has signed with the New Ha-
ven team.
Miss Mam e Lynch, of Leonard street,
was taken suddenly and seriously sick
last Satuulay night. Yesterday her con-
dition was tho ght to be critical but an
improv emcut a reported today.
Miss Eliza Spillane, of Leonard street,
spent Sunday with friends in New York.
Dana C. Bissell, of the firm of Bissell
d: Dickerman, is seriously ill tit his home
in the borough.
William M. Sanford has moved into
his new house in East Norwslk.
Col. Smith, of the U. 8. Army, has
purchased the Gilbert place and will oc-
cupy it at once.
FAward J. Carroll, of East Norwalk,
spent Sunday in Derby.
MIL-u Julia Fowler, of East Norwulk,
spent Sunday with her sister in Rye.
W. C. Sharpe, of the Seymour Record,
gave us a friendly call to-day, while on
his way to the meeting of the Weekly
Press Association being held at B. W.
Naplel this afternoon.
Arthur Quint-rd is in New York to-
I I t 5100 each light per year.
S‘in the borough druggbtu,’
out l‘-Iflllllllllltilll of lll'i'klll'l'},
Whacking attractions for tits Opera
Sonar.
1:
Under this
I Iiitiact the borough Is now using the
lull Iiuiitiif ilftv light-o utilie rate of
stun-um yzcir; also about tweiit3 gas
mid-Ill oll lights. which 00.4, including
their core. ll little over 81,000.
The people «If the borough share with
the l‘ Itlrl. of lliir- "I IlaI-Ii tli ‘lltlllllllil flint
'lI I should be but l-Ili‘ I-yI-tmii of light-
it. g lli- pin-oh, \\i|' llIIr I-I- -clricily. 2-H
l2 i-b- ll \ d that lifII-Iut more
via. l:i-' li.,h:-I of Hi - [HIWI'I' "MN m use,
:2. -.I i‘ .4 xiy llt'l' lIglI'II in all, \t-tlIl-l bglil
iilI IlI- lI-IrIIIIcII IIIIiu-r lb or llll‘ pm»
.12“ .11 ll
. i‘. According l‘) the term: of the bid
sltlilllillt l l.3 tlIt' l‘l. clric Li ght (tom
‘puii', sixty live lights of llli' Iiiuie bril-
Elliot 3 as those now in use, 3'20 nights in
the year from dud; to 1 o'clock, would
cm! *5 5'5, vvitli incaiideeceut lights for
the Court of llurgi s-es' room and engine
houses Without extra CIItan-ndatimi.
Lights of 500 candle power would be a
little less brilliant, tho pamphlet states,
but by being plat‘ed cl-uI-r together than
the lights now in use, live lights would
light the territory now lighted by four—
abtiut eighty in place of sixty-livi- of the
present lights to light the whole borough.
The gas company Illrl‘l'rl to provide
eighty-five lights of this candle power
3i? riiglits,nt the rate of 55 per light, or
“.675 per your and to light the borough
free of charge until the plant can be put
in.
’i ll -- ..n th - lwu principal tIiI tIIoIls
lulu t .m: i; IIIIUI llEH’tl IliI-ir adlierciils,
:.I.Il iIII- l-i-I‘ “it: (ll seems most practical,
fund it. ~' ml-I -:p Id to the nquircuiints of
tin II It u II w: i,l no doubt, liondopted
Hire 53% I : lll muting lo- iiiurroiv. \ ot-
era-of the borough gent-rally concur in
in.- I pinion explorer d by ex-S‘cnutor Ilili
‘ but Saturday, lliit tlic burgcssi-Ii are lab-
oring for the best interests of the bor-
ough wizliuut regird to which company
i-x award- «I the contract, rind that they
slIIuIli be encoura i, not (Solidi-tuned.
The I‘lll‘r-llllll for the voters to consider
is a purer business one—Which proposi~
tiou is the most economical. If they
can save one thousand dollars a year in
the cost of street lighting they ought to
it, and they Will regret it "if they don't
do it.
The competition already existing has
undoubtedly brought down the price of
the Electric LightCo.to their present bid.
There can be no question of the ability
of the Gas Company to fulfill their con-
tract, its the try ~tum they 3proposo is a
most ‘llL'Ct'ttaflll one. Which is the cheap-
est ought to decide the action of the vol.-
ers to-morrow.
A
SUNDAY IIATII.
Henry llallock 'l'illtea an Unexpected
Plunge into the Water.
Yesterday nftemoon Henry Bullock
went to Capt. Bell’s dock for some 03's
ters. The tide was unusually high and
as is well known there is a sharp incline
on the shore. The water was even with
the shore and on the surface was a large
quantity of sea grass. Mr. llalloclt evi-
dently had his mind on the oysters and
in his walk he forgot that he was near
the water. Before he fairly realiz- d his
position be was up to his neck in water.
Mr. Ilallock had his dog "Sneider" with
him and his faithful canine followed on,
thinking that his master knew where he
was going. But the dog was disappoint-
ed and both met face to face in the
briny deep. They soliloquized several
moments, looked about tosee if anyone
saw them, and quietly crawled out on
the shore. Mr. Hall-och forgot all about
the oysters, his only thought being to
get home and dry himself. '
He feels all right today but fears that
his misfortune will be made public
through the columns of THE Evzxtxo
SENTINEL. We assure him we will say
nothing about it.
—Litest style E a W collar, “Nomi.
coke” at Comatock Bros' .
iFITFJIis—GI—r‘ err-1.1m
Sunday being the feast of St. Patrick,
the day was appropriately observed at
St. Mary‘s church. Rev. W. J. Slocum
preached an able and instructive sermon
at the half-past ten o‘clock mass on the
life and character of St. Patrick. A
special feature of the musical part of the
service was the hymn, “St. Patrick's
Day," which was finely rendered by Miss
Liuip Murphy, of South Norwalk, one
of the soprano singers of the choir. Misti
Murphy, it is said, is becoming a great
favorite as a soloist among the members
of St. Mary' s congregation.
Charles ll. Duty the Inn.
New reached as fiom Washington
this morning that President Harrison
had appointed Charles E., Dory to be
postmaster at South NorwaIk. His name
will probably haunt to the senate to
day for confirmation.
“tray-harm “map.
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I’IIII'I'LIII "1' PLAIN! Ill.
‘V‘I'IIII. lloy Nut IIoIIr."
“Thai lluy Next DIIIII“ lilI'I lllllll'
l'lltIllll" for Young Aim-rich. it in mid,
I'II'III Ill” "lllfil rIIl-ii-Il presentation of
lII‘IIrlIIu. 'l'liI-p'ay is full of lflli'rird,
I'IIIIII-Ily :Itid pxllIIIs being “I ll II.tI-I ~pi'ru
Id. \Ir. llenn, us "That 1303," is II In of
ill l'svlf and his lltlhl‘lII'Vldlua planks keep
the It‘lllll‘lll't' In n war of laughter. The
I-Iiiiipauy though not it lIrve I'lll‘, coni-
prmu guild pnnplII and will make lhv
llIIIIIi. IIioi'uIIoIndividual on good terms
with liiinI-iglibir, for a time It! least.
Sui-”thin l)uy"iif illll ()‘It'rll House to.
uiorrow night.
Willow liedult
This evening and lo-niorrov' evening,
llarry Labia" and has excellent rupporl
will present. Neil lliirgess'. "Widow lie-
doll," in Music lliill. 'l‘lie cotiipfihy has
been doing an lmlllt'IlSt' buou IIII and are
highly complimented by I-vI'beIdy.
Jucb Operutlt I' once rt.
Thursday night III liluuc ildll, Mm
Emma JucliJliu celebrated prium dunno,
will entertuin lllt' In-rph- With It lim-
openitic concert. SIN-r .liiI-II. In for In
appearance It k'~'lI‘."'lllr‘l', |~ rill“! :I Muf-
Illlt‘flft‘ Ila Wtillltl II .to' Ilmlii'l' “I idllrlli'tl
lill' i-Iral nl I-tllz- I ll H II' ' . I ll Illti'Itl,
3h“ iLiII vb-
Ilt'ttldlly Ill ill-I r-Itiilc r LiiiliIfz, I.” “III"
Iidrrmii. WliI-n li~r fare H ligblrd
up with jiy. m, for III‘I'IIII'”, in the
scene where Faust IlIcluicI; his love,tliero
is something in lll'l' fact-that rcculll
vividly that of Nllaiml. Slioliss both
the mute to sing the part and Ihvdrauia-
tic ability to act it. This probably is one
of the line-t attractions ever seen in this
czly and everyone should avail them-
selves of the opportunity. Everything
pertaining to the company isof the high-
est possible order.
:1 lr'flI'I' It :lIII- I. ,~ mt Liner,
"SI-c."
S' Iiurday evening the spectacular com-
edy, “She," was presented to a good
audience considering the weather. The
setting-I, tlIIIlI llglll', etc., were all ex-
cellent. and the company in some parts
very good.
Apollo Olen-end Banjo Club.
Friday evening the Yale College Apollo
(llee nnd llanjo Club will give one of the
most novel entertainment» ever enj chd
in Music llsill. All lovers of good music
should go and hear them. During the
evening Professor \V. 1“. Hamilton,
scenic artist, will give an exhibition of
lightning painting. Professor Hamilton
is a native. of Oil City, Penn.,nnd al-
though but 24 years of age is an old and
renowned hand at lightning oil painting.
He has gained many prizes at. national
exhibitions, and at New Orleans, two
years ago, made the World's n cord in his
unique exhibition.
llnutcl Sully'a Corner Grocery.
Siturdny evening at Music Hall will
be given Daniel Sully “Corner Grocery,"
one of the funniest plnyson the stage. and
of wIiiIli the N. Y. llcrald says: ‘ The
play is Issentlally farcical In its nature
but its absurdities are so nIirth- provok-
ing and its action is so rapid that critt—
cisui is swept away by the rcsistless fluid
of uinrrunent and yields to the millag-
gingjillity of the performance. With few
exceptions the roles are all character
parts, and the entire company acquitted
themselves satisfactorily. But Mr. Sul.
l3's presentation of Michael Nolan, the
upright man, and Master Malvey's ingen-
Ions tom foolery as s preler naturally
bad boy. were exceedingly laughable."
—-Btussels soap costs Sc. a bar, or 7
bars and a patent soap tray for 50.3.
TIEOUBLESOM II II l'NGARIANS.
Another Fight on Jerusalem lllll. Four
Mon Arrested.
Saturday night officer Merton was
called to the long house on Jerusalem
Hill to quell a light 'hat was in progress.
There were several engaged in it but
when the policeman arrived on the scene
the men went to another apartment in
the building, locked the door, and kept
up thorncket.
Mr. Morton followed them and when
they refused to admit him he broke in
the door. John Karena was the most
violent and when the officer attempted
to arrest him the rest of the party interi-
ferred. Mr. Morton did the sensible
thing and instead of using violence left
the crowd and came to the city for assis
tance. Several officers went to the long
house and arrested three of the men who
interferred and also Kascus. The latter
showed so much resistance that it was
necessary to carry him to tho lockup in
a carriage. He had a had cut on the
head which was sewed up by Dr. Burke.
The following namedv persons were
arrested: John Kascus, Joseph liustick,
Stephen Katreusy, Stephen Alaska.
The men were tried before Judge
Knapp this morning and bad fines and
costs imposed upon them.
—Every family in South Norwalk
should have one of the patent soap trays
given with 7 bars of Brussels soap.
Cablll to Fight Agalll.
Mike Cahlll, who fought Dominick
Fitzpatrick at Stamford last week. is ar-
ranging for a fight with Jimmy Nelson
of New London. The fight will be for
8500 and the light weight championship
of the state. Th5 papers will probably
be signed to-morrow and the forfeits
ported.
New Iathodlat Pastor. -
Rev. Crandall J. North, of the DeKalb
Ave. N. E. Church. Brooklyn, has no-
oaptatlacall tothalflllmuroh. til
this dty.
Tliealiove Is a U ry go Id reprn- llf‘lllllli'lll
of that popular youngc int ItricI-, Bliss
Emma Jiicli, iiliti H to iippo- il'lll the “it
sic Hull, Thurudri3. March 11,] with her
grand operatic Iiiil r-I-lim rt ciniptin).
Miss Jucli w as h irn iu \ II- on: I \iliile lier'
parentil wlionre .-\tiicricaiicitizms, we re
abroad. Her father is an Austrian while'
her mother is it l""f"li(ll lll’tlltdtl’ilhll
From tho tw ) she Illllt rm Il ti passionati
nature It lnv- . of tiiu-ic and Indomit ibl-i
perm-w flIllC .. A gainnl the w islII-I of her
(Illlt'l' llll' young girl pn- pit. d hers II!
for tliesinge nIIIl ll"! fir.- t IippIzirnnce
was a grand triumph. lu'irly III her car.
rel-r t'it- hilt-“lion of limit. Muriot' lli
wasa‘. trzc't ltv II II 3v ti l-‘u' lute ,
and all» guy“ .‘i! 7 .. ll :1""l'f|’
.‘lUf‘Ct'Hllll I p. IntiI w.. II; “1.. . II I r I I Ig
ex; erit-Iice I Iizililed D! r h t- lit b. l: I lSrl,
when not yit I“ 3mm old, she sang in
leading roles in the flratid (IpI-ra House}
in london, under Col. Maplemn. and for
three seasons she remained under liiscon- l
promise for lilt'
trol, scoring such ”I! after success in
lending pins in all the large cities on the
(,‘ontiuerit. Theodore Thomas llien en-
g iged her and for three seasons slio aller-
, noted with Nib-son in leading parts. Since
tlieusliclius been with the American
Opt-m (' ll,
MIFH Jucli as fl C.)llCl.'rl. aiiignrhulds the
_-ll.r t position in Atticrita. No artist has
vit app: .ired who has bu-n so cordially
unlc Iniul into the cone rt field, and who
rcfu~I « as many I III m of engagements
(lsllli‘ limititions of l'Il‘ human tobe
permit lio r to an. apt. This astonishing
work liu~i been accomplished in four
years. Her voice is yearly developing in
fttlluIsi. thlllll‘r-l and strength, which.
with faultless i xvcution winning pres-
em t- and w rson. Il beauty, give rare
I L‘llllll If her genius.
Miss Jm II has nobly achieved her station
through methods that merit study by all
ttlentui girls. L03 ult3 to her calling
is her religion.
STOCKHOLDERS MLFTINH. i
The I lllrlll'lll (‘ounty Agricultural Soeicu
III-I Me to Sell Their l'roperty.
A titwting If the stockholders of lllL‘l
l"IIiifiI-|II County Agricultural S‘uciciy'
was ll'fltl in tli - parlnruf llicllahuI-keuio
hotel, Saturday afternoon. Elwin [l 131
pri-sIdId. He read a long statement as
to the C'Inrltllilll of llll‘ society and told
of the iziipriii'I-rIiI-ntsthat linzl hm Ii model
during recent years. Stormy \H'flllit'l‘
during fair Week for four years had
callfili‘ll the society to III-'I- III Inn 3'. Mr.
Roy! 'i‘tl‘l tlI'It SilllI-rllilll4 had to lwtloncl
at once or mum of foreclosure \V’Illll-l he
brought :Ig'rim-t the society. llI- thought
that. Niirwalk iliIl iiII: want I'lr' f:.ir enn-
tinued llICrlllill' tlzu p-wiphi bllfl‘VI'll such
little inn-rest in it. Mr. llIIy: closed by
saying that it was for the meeting to say
whether the web ty would cease holding
the fair or what Illsposal would be made
of the properly.
0n Illnii'il) of E. A. Woodmirt a vote
of thank-I, was extended to the officers of
the swt‘tv‘ly for their milieu tit r‘erviccs
during llll' pint year.
The following rcsoluti in w.” oil -rcIl
and was pissed almost unaniIII-Iusly:
Ilv‘mlli'wil. That a Committee of three
stockholders be appointed to take charge
of the affairs of the society Willi power
to sell till real and personal property and
to transact any and all legal business in
regard to disposing of and settling the
indebtedness of said society. Said prop-
erty to be. disposed of citlierIat private or
public sale.
E. A. Woodward, Henry F. Guthrie
and Noah W. Bradley ii ere appointed
such committee.
In speaking of the resolution Mr. Hoyt
laid that while not a resident of Norwalk
he took great interest in the town, and
he felt ashamed of Norwalk for not sup—
porting the fair better.
Mr. Woodward said that it was not 8
Norwalk fair but it stockholdcr‘s fair.
He thought it wrong to accuse the peo-
ple of Norwalk of causing the present
state of affairs. He said the secretary's
book would show that the fair received
very little patronage from Bridgeport
and outside towns and that most of the
patronage did come from Norwnlk.
The committee's advertisement for the
sale of tho property appears in another
column. ‘
-—-Tlic patent soap tray given w itli 530.
worth of Brussels soap could not be
bought for less than 25 cents.
Death of Robert Allen.
Robert Allen, a grocer and liquor deal-
er, doing lusineas near the corner of
Chapel and Weber streets in the borough
died this morning after an illness of
only three days.
An lutaroatlug lootlng
The meeting of the Union Gospel Tent»
pennce Reform Association yesterday
afternoon was largely attended. Mr.
Miller presided, and interesting speeches
were made by Giles Haularibeck, Thomas
Wood, Iti- Hayea, Edwin Gridlsy of the
Soldier's Home, Erastus Smith of Wart.
port, Edwin Fox, John Wm. Francis...r
“Growl-dollars.
I
\l’ l N N] I'A UK NE‘TS.
{What the People of that Little Settle-
iIIcut are Doing null Saying.
ll tlili' Rumor su3 s 3 vi Iddiug Is to take
‘place snuu after Easter, the prospective
groom being a popular young man of
this plat c.
TIiI sparks from n lccoiuotivc on the
llllll‘filunlc road set fire to Aiken s woods
but Friday, burning over It large tract of
land. 1"llltullflt‘31y the fir: caused no
51’“an damage.
(barge Gregor-3's big carryall "Excel-
sitir." will carry the members of the Sons
of Temperance division to Wilton t0-
meiff‘UW night.
Till: SENTINEI. has becomeafavorite
[I'lpul’ among Winnipaiik people, and
they watch eagerly for its coming every
afternoon. The enterprising representa-
tive of the paper is John E. Wood, with
whom news items, subscriptions, etc.,
may be left.
.‘lfiul’lCc McUmtli contemplates making
other extensive improvements to his pre-
miss 3 than Ibo-to already referred to
Mr. Mcllrath is a large property-holder
here and anticipates that the completion
of the street railway extension will en-
liance. the value of his lurid.
—-The best yet, Comstock Bros. all
ward 2panis.
natural xrzws. -
As a man was driving a load of bay
through Darien, Saturday afternoon, the
wind blew it over, and the unfortunate
driver had some difficulty in righting
matters.
The post-office question is still receivv
iug considerable attention, and it is not
yet known who will receive the plum.
The.- Evening Sentinel sold rapidly on
our streets Saturday afternoon, and
proved a welcome visitor in many
houses. We will endeavor to keep the
people of Darien posted as to what is
going on, and they will not have to
wait until the end of the week before
heating of the local news.
tlreenlenf Chasmer spent Sunday in
Darieo,whcre he will move in a short
time.
Two masters got into a fight at Mrs.
James Tooker’s yard, yesterday. They
kept at it until one of them dropped
dead.
—-A good 8-inch range for $12. Head-
quarters for'l‘iiiware. Stoves and Ranges.
Hungiuglamps $275 and up. W. H.
Meeker & Co.
For Sale.
AROOMY and low-priced house on
Road. A new More to rent at
ENoroto Neck
Station. TAYDOR a HOLDEN.
mat-ill a Real Estate and Insurance Ag'u.
To Lot.
FOUR” Rica rooms to let, with” other privilxesJu
alt-ram ”bum. all:
above Fort Pm bit It., left bani! ride; 89 per month.
maria if Inquir- 010.3. BOAG, hour above.
To Let; “5°“;
Sufimm;
Sfim «mm
M" Dlatrlct of Norwnllt as: Probate
gnfrrfammrqfi
NIN'I‘II Sl-l.\\‘lIN.
.lll'hl‘.‘ llil.l._ . N‘lll'l‘ll soiiiiiut
Monday do Tuesday.
March 18 and 19
Ab-u':1uu.t~ _Hll Iur lull in one
I\ ‘lillI!.
24.- ; t“) P: iltf‘ultll ‘t\l‘lis-- ll
HIM" 'riiii:.Ii I‘ill".'IlL\ltlltl E
A l III-'vnnul: I il~ .......
AtiiIiI-I- «In .. . .
IIIII li
:. a: d: '..i
The llr. .i AiiiI'I‘I-an I'nl' '
. 'l‘llt‘ Famou- LillL'lI'l I; surmss ‘
l’e-uultuni \ .\'- III-by s l-‘nmousl‘ mind» of New
bglaui Lllc
dehuni
A H iy Thai lltu lilo-It II \\ orld lJ-iltfll
tl'IlII It: all] NI-w \' I kl I i :‘l_lni Iliiuiii l’lii'-
flll ll II 1 Hi ’1” “uk-
llmt Ili
Dam itIt'. Sir; ' P'.lt l. S‘ ,I c‘Iilllo-I \‘I iI r llc' ort- lII-l
"minted. in tin l'lny.
Thi- 'Il’IIlIIa‘ llI IlII'l Quartetu' '
7 fr- .llrdalby Stag! f 4 Itch ' 1
'l' L‘Itlll'dlilfy 'lIIIIl-r we '.
' lIII' tijI igIIII-I. of ti W-rlil,
\‘I'I.\.\illl JIDIINNIN
Tlic lint ~’ L'I'ly lint-lulu! on the Stage ,
Ii-r IV I:;: Ii Stiaiy Ill git-MU a tau '4'
,S‘I.I'- . II Sw'n 'l‘ I. \l "(Liz's l‘lI’l)" t"‘ ': ~.I of '
day, ll-I-I 1. ii. i
l’l'l‘l'ldll l'lfll‘lZ .
All lI'I-' nil 5"1‘1 It I ts.‘
Adtt.i--II-I .. . . ' :I' dint»;
inn 5' I
To Iteut
l‘ttllll April lrl: rooms on second ll tr llbll‘t
on “In \lnin rt. \‘orwn. I; No (II‘ tlr.- II
Inquin'at (Ibo. :l. illtlitlultl" 5 l. nery ii‘liIc.
uirlh If
D To Rent.
U
l'PER Ihlfof hon-e on Orchard rim-L Sor-
walk.‘ . large room liq iircof
marln ll Attila“ Fl’l‘t‘ll.
To Rent.
‘RO\I Mar low-Ir floo'r, l3 rionis. Also
m' 1 mm :cyuiour Place
_m if _Iiusitv station It
To Rent.
.‘l Ta} lllf svcnne. two new and desirable bonus, ‘1
containing all modern lmpmvcmenrs.
fit) if Inqum' (ll Ills. WM. ll. RAYMOND.
l
(
Houses To Let.
Ull’ER pm of llrruic IIn Arch :trect to ill.
1 lit-M513. Possess-ion April tst.
III. A. \‘I ODDWARD.
l-‘urulslicd Room To Let.
’1‘0 one or two gentlt lilfll, a furnishrd room.
until .11 Apply at It Msrshalrt.
For Sale or To ltcul.
’l‘IlRII-ZE ff turns on Monroe sir-wt for title or to 1
row Le-ttucennw ready fromfl Lo 5 cents a
head IRA HE) MOL' If. ( hiatnut It mll
For Sale.
I ETTI'CE plant: for rule.
1 Inquire of J BNNINUS a WATElllll'llY, _
So. horwnlk,Ct. !
l
rnll 1w
I! one For Sale.
1 .‘n horas. lind and mile; a good and true
, family hone: no tric !lll’ vices. Also one top.
polo bar bu. - .and me but! cw and robes.
Enquire oft ill. rt. TATE Kort Nora'nlk. or rul—
drm- l’ U. llux 74. no. Nomalk. ml: 1 w
llulldlng Lots For Sale.
TWO choice building lots, 50 and 6‘1 feet from on
West avenue. Applyio W. C. SAMIIS, or,
l.3f.ll0t'1‘.-_ net! i
l‘urm mid Dwelling I‘m- Salcoi
TObesoldthls spring. fine form, it) acres with
too dwellings and two llu’llt‘. all in good
order be' wein South Norwak and Daren. CL
li- alters-writes acknowledged. Apply to MEI.-
\ ll LE l. MEAD, Dari cu, (anti, mm) llrmdway,
N. T. : rill: ’ lW
Large Home and Lot For Sale.
til: former mldI-nce of O. B. [loam fifth house
chive Fort Point Road, on Osborn avenue
"as a furnace: water on first and second floor; also
of (I! “ll IlUAtl. Lrofnt it Knap," e Factory, No. 2
A Card.
50. Nonwarn, March lilth. 1859.
I AMINO sold my businus, the Central News
Depot, to Fred Coleman, I Wish to thank
the pub iv for their kind patronage and ask that
they gtie my ~i'iccussor the continuance of the same.
hours. .kc, OJ. (.ltA'W
A Card.
IIAVING purchased the Central News Depot, 1
shall be pleased to serve all old customers,
and as many new one- M will favor me with their
ordml. Y.onrs . l:..c
ttiarlé‘w ltv FRED B. COLENIAN.
\‘t’antcd.
AP AltMER or igardener. A young Simon preferred
Inquire of W. 0.3
mt eodtf Five Mile River Ct.
Ilaviluud’s Fruit Store.
[NE FloridaOran Pinch figs, Persian
Fm 00:53.5 of Ritalin“, Malaga
,hrtn ectiouery.etc.
C. A UAV'ILAND'S. fillin SL. Norwulk.
Removal.
Till: New York Tea Co. has rented the building
now occupied by J. 'l'. Piowirt, 4? Iain street
when they will open about the first of April with
an unusual flue stock of groceries
Oysters.
THOSE desiring oysters opened hdally can
procure them of R. J. (.‘UTLILII.
Pool of Raymond 8L
I'ortruits
I‘l oil.p1stcl and crayon. Black and White
PW”. Artwork of all deacri tlotia.
D. G. (:00 8,3me
Tfigli‘is HALIDRAN, Norwalk.
0 I
FOR SALE!
The Fairiell Agricultural Society
G-IIOUNDS !
Comp’rl: ngsfiacrve, more or less, (embracing the
best alf- mili- [rink in the state), and the bundles!
thereon standing llonsatoriic Railroad and Mom
Railroad passihe grounds. lap on exhibltlon in
the office of Russ: ”frost, Seq. SoulAh Norwalk.
For pnce and terms apply to B Woodward,
South Norwalk. Cl... Bury F. Guthrie. Silver line,
CL, and Noah W. Blldlt’, Saugatnck. Ct, Com.
mitten for stock holders. maria 25 Iprl 8
(burl. March 15th, A. D., 1889.
lblats of Frauds ll. Nash, lateof lorwalk In
said diatrl rlct. deceased.
Ordeal, that the lxccutora exhibit their admlnls.
tratlou account to this court for ”$33M.“
Muller luNorwalk on the
use. at 10 1"o‘clock ail.—
paran- intanatadla
MINI annular
3'
a
ii In irriipnl Illll III |
[NIUfiIC
Illillll lll’lllll Gilli I
well of good water; fruit on the premises Enquire [I
«4...... ...—......
i. monument;
:Norwulk Opera. Ron”.
Ql' l.\T.\ltl) S 80!. Manager:
'l‘ue-diip Night, March 19,
Special Announcement !
The in uuillmiul ('UlllWl)’ mania III Ill! acts,
WMMMMI
FlndI-wrlli II-III minsvemeu'. of J. Banker W
. llvpiclc \llZlI lull-Ill. songl, datca,rtc..clc.
An Elegant Company of
the. Finest. Spcclallsts.
Prices. 25. 35. and 500.
5: “Ion Mil at Qiilrittrd l Hou‘lldrlt store.
Namath, and flu! u 5 South Noraalk.
HA LIL.
Thursday . lunch 21,
The Dillin'.ulrhltl Young I’d-a Mu
EMMA .lllllll.
Her only appearance this reason.
ONE GRAND CONCERT.
MISS EMMA won
W ill be assisted at melt concert bythc
following will:
V.OCALlsTs
stimuli for their tic mm us well a -'
their 1 illt ty inmart
Mira HELENE“ xVON DOKNHOYP. maintain),
lyenzazed lorth
Mr. MLLla‘l J. 1W 1N, Tenor.“
En
Mr JOSE?
o: the Carl Rosa and Italian Operas.
lNS‘l’RL'MKNTALlSTfi.
‘fM ,- ADELE Al's DER OHS, Piano,
The famous otegee of Y on Bnlow Ind Lint.
Mr. VICTURI ERBERT,
Violmrcello and Musical pm.
So u Violoncelllst of The Thomas Gum and
Ami-tam conductor of the Said] m.
I'BOGRAIBIK.
rattan rim
1. Dnz'rr—i‘or Contralto and Tm-—"Alflght
in \enicc" ....W ....... m
{It
2. l'uso Sou) b McnnetalAuth
l . . . .
c Spinnerllcd.- ...
. Baum)“ Soul-"Alone" ... .
. Cut. to Sow—Fantai-Ie ..................
. COVI'RAL'I'O Suw—' ‘Uh. My eon." from
the l’ropbc’ ..................... .Ieyabeer
. flax-iboLc—Rhamodie I]ongroire.... ... .Dzst
Lvrnnwstoir. ,
5 U-“
Pan-r Swish. (In Colt-me) .
The entire stand Act (Ga-tux .mof
Gounod 'Ii Immortal
FAUS
MRS EMMA JUCI! Ia Wm:
Sung by hermorethan if!) that]: them
and Italian
$52353; } )1..."an us Damon
Faust. .. .. In WILLIAM J. LIV"
Mt-phistophclei” ............. IR. JOSEPH Lml
TICKETS-60, 75 and ONE DOLLAR.
. VIUSIC HALL,
I. If. BOYT. Manage,
Friday Ev’ug, March 22,
SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT,
0' TBS
APOLLO GLEE
—AND -—
BANJO CLUB
or Yale. College. : m
mutant: who am good ll-lc rm,
RESERVED SEATS,
MUSIC HALL
l. N. BOYT. w. ‘
Sat. Ev’ ng, Mar. 23,
A Night ofFunlJ
Positive apxwauoc of the haunt him Actor.
Daniel Sully
And his PopularCotaady
play of the entry,
BURNER flRfllERl.
AI playcl by him a illna In New YUIWI.
é,lathelau
Tickets at lloyi'r and (m‘ I. I”
K. HADLEY ‘ 4
OPIIIATIVI AND nacnmmt.
are-in Eli-rm! a a.“
nu If at mmv-m It. In 0-3..
30-— lll EMBERS —30 .,
Norwalk Chronicler