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SOUTH NORWALKI CONN, THl BSDAY, Al’RlI. 18,1889.
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. 4.1)ny elm-t comrr of Tulle. street; in i at b
Day error! and all Incliirir-I.
. 0, Corner of Main and (‘orirord rum-tn; key at
D. [human I from and J t‘. Wham“.- far.
tor,
.12. Franklin vtrcet school: it! at irhool bonn-
Ind reaidence of W illiarn hmith
. 13. Concord Itrcet. o inani- rehml; key or Mrs.
Paul‘s nmldcuec. A o. to ('Ullt‘iird rlrct't, itad
all far-torus.
No.14. Malii street corner of Ann rlreel:
Wott‘a aaloou and all factorial
No. 15, Hkh
II
No.
M y at
street corner of llayvrew ateunc; key
Dickcrman‘ a widened.
uncut. cam
0m- stroke at 13 o‘clock noon for Standard Time.
Two strokes of the bell (thus l~1) dgnllu Ire to
out.
Three sticker of the hell (that 1 1- 1) signifies the
city water la in be turned 0.1!
tar-neuron r0 an autumn.
Upon positive Information of a fire In your Imme-
diam neigtttnirliood unlock the hot door; pull the
book all the way down once only, and let the hook
shut up the box and do not open 0r touch the
Evook ookazaln until the next fire In your neighborhood
Donotattempttorrmow the kc from the door.
The ('lr If Errginivr rill; IreeM that is Marin-d to Its
proptr place. M'l El. Mr (.th AN,
(‘href In "IDHI’.
N. Y. Herald \| eratltor Forums".
The (lull Stream cyclone, now central
southeast of the Delaware L‘letfi, will
probably more slowly to the trier-north
eastward. \vrllr noitlreasterly gale, off
the 0:151. LOH“ Hand coasts. extending
nrirtlierstwurdly. A storm now hi Kan-
sas wrll crow the Lower M~s>i.~sippr to
riiorrow. Temperature rose in the United
States teatcrday . The minimum report-
ed was 26 degree, .a at Bismarck, D. T;
the maximum 8‘2, at Abilene, Texas. In
this district to day warmer, cloudy In
partly cloudy weather will pl’ubdbiy pri»
vail, preceded by light rain near the
corn-ts, With brisk to frr'eh northezisterly
winds, shifting to northerly, followed
by clearing. In the Middle States partly
cloudy to fair, warmer weather will pre-
vriil, with northeastery to southeasterly
winds, exCept near the coasts Ii()flil of
Cape May, where cloudy to partly cloudy
Weather Will prevail, presided by light
rain near the coast line, and in New
England slightly warmer, partly cloudy
to fair weather, preceded by rain on the
coasts. 1).] Friday in this StCIIOfi and In
New England, slightly warmer, fair to
partly cloudy weather will probably pre-
vail, with noitlieasterly to southeasterlyr
winds, followed by slightly lower tem
perature, and rain In this section, and on
Saturday, partly cloudy to fair weather,
with slight thermal changes, followed
by rain tin-l potiibly thunder storms
near the coasts.
Mlnlaturo Almanac [or To—Morrow.
Hightirle Inwtidc Sunrises Sunsets
1.1 7 51 5. 7 6.37
'11le LOCAL llLllS
No Sentinel To—morrow.
To-morrow being Good Friday, THE
Evcxrxir Scxrrscrmill not be published.
lJ inir-l L'Homrnedieu's two days‘ old
infant son died this morning.
—-Wirite Helehore, at Plain-M's.
John B. Morton has purchased a team
of fine work horses from M. H. Parsons.
——Ke_v W es: and Domestic Cigars, a
large line, at L3CIKW006 s Cigar Store.
Rev. William R Isa, of East Norwulk,
is moving his furniture to New Richelle
to day. _...,__,- _
——Bo-ton Stare will be open till 12
o’clock on Good Friday.
Scofield &Hoyt, Amblera Sammie,
Edward Street and J. 1". Bennett will
close their dry geodetores all day to-
morrow.
Biggagt>rrta~itcr Herman, of tire Dan-
bury and Norwalk road, succwds Cin-
ductor Varsorl in charge of the latter'tx
train.—Daribnry News.
—Easter Cards, below 0031.
ney’ -.
:rt Whil-
The Union Gospel Temperance Reform
Association continued thbir oyster sup
per last evening at their room on Main
street. There was a good attendance
and everybody had a pleasant ume.
—L"ave your order fur bot cross buns,
at DtKlyn's.
Charlrs Cook, of East Bridgeport, who
sloped with Katie Semon a few days
since, left his wife quite a large sum of
money, and has since written to her ...it-
ing that he loves Katie better ti. u] be
ever loved her.
-—Selleck Bros. have just :-'ceived car
choice Rose Potatoes for S:Ld; also our
White Starr; splendid cooking.
William Johnson Was in town yester-
day trying to make up a running match
He will match anunknown from New
Haven, against any one in the state, In!
any amount of money. “Pinch“ Con-
nell, of Daubnry. Miller of Stamford, and
W. Nash of thia city, preferred Money
and backer, can be found at D. Abbey’ s,
81 Rakeaon St. New Haven, Ct
--Panic prices for Fertilizers at Riy-
mond Bros.
The monthly report of the Scale Board
of Health for March states that scarlet
fever, measles, diphtheria and creep are
reported from Norwalk. There were 1,-
049 deaths in Connecticut in the month
of March, this waa 127 more than in Feb-
ruary; it until less than in March of
1m. and 75 I. than the average num-
ber of deaths la March for the fonryeara
Mingus present.
, Praise service. 230, preaching by L. F.
Otlir er Mort-iii arrested Jami-ti Fitzger-
ill for drunkenness but night.
If tiryl‘liitk Iii out HID" :I rIIa-Ith's r' Illv
llllt'lllt‘lll with pneumonia and iii trrulgia.
wlmrve your order for hot cross buns,
a! lit Klyu's
In another part of the paper Scoflelrl
& Hoyt announce a sprC'nl l'Ia-iter sale of
dry goods. Ladies will find thoiirlrer-
meme, t interesting reading.
W. II. Jiis-elyrr'ti eta-reop‘ir' III 0111')!-
laiirrueiit “The World and its Wonders"
did not entrrtziiu at the Opera Home last
night, owing to the want of an audience
——"La Extra Fillfi,;.lhfliflfflt,1hulmf,
5o cigar, at Lockwood’s Cigar Store.
The case of Alex. Souuinan for steal-
ing liatters' materials from Browh and
Mclfannn, has been settled by his paying
a line of 83.00 and cost-r. which amount
to $16.43.
——-I"ertiliz-'rritrrru-it be sold) Riyiunnd
Bros.
Victor B. \VlIsOn is stopping lit the
City Hotel. He came from Traits for
the purpose of escorting his father,(?:rpt.
L. 0. Wilson, frorn Ohio to South Nor-
walk. The captain is not enj lying good
ht'lrllll.
W. C. Qiiintard is selling 11 inch
Thomas Lawn Mowers for $8.0) These
are generally admitted to he the lie-It
mowers in the market. The price is cer-
tainly very low. If you rIr-i going to get
a iii-river 01 tonne this one.
l'rcd Airtblerflit “the borough, former-
ly o! the firm of Kelli-int d: Ambler, is to
volt. age in the KYI‘Cl'fy hufiifli'rri on Long
I.~I.iuil. He will er.ct II rinrall burl-ling
there, the frame work of which will be
gr-ttori out in Norwalk :ttrd FIlllllM‘tI
“CHIS: the sound.
John Donovan, the knight of tho-
raz Ir, who has been in the employ of
Chas. J ml, for the past year and it half
and who has proven himself a good bar-
her, to thr- elltsfatflnn of Mr. Jost’s cus-
tomers, will leave for his borne in Massi-
Cilli‘QIICfl, on Enter Monday. He has
the best wishes and good will of his en)-
ptoyer and his customers. He Will soon
start a barber shop in B Iston.
-—“In Extra F'ma,‘ the latest the best
5: cig Ir, at Lockwood‘ s Cigar Store.
Mrs. Fannie J. Joyce, president of
Douglas Fowler “I. R. C., and Mrs. Cul’
rte A. Loumhury. president of Bucking-
ham r,‘..rps, went to New Haven yester-
day to be present at the exernplincation
of the Ritual of the W. R. C. The work
was done in a very creditable manner by
the Merrvin Corps, No. 3. The visiting
members were very nicely entertained
by the Illerwln Corps. Several of the
Dept. officers were present. There will
be a meeting to day in Hartford for the
same purpose.
—A good 8— rncn range for SD." Head-
quarters for Tinware. Stoves and Rowen.
Hanging lamps 8'3- 75 and up. W. H.
Meeker & Co.
l’Ell 5m ll. rititim
Miss Nellie \Vilcox is v islting in Litclt-
field.
Grorge Harper, of New York, is via-it-
ing friends in the borough.
Miss Adelia Pullman, of Jersey City,
has returned from a visit in this city.
—Srnuke "3) So, " the boss VlOc cigar
in town. at Lockwood's, Cor. Main &
Washington etc.
has: DAY snnvrcrrsl
In accordance with the Governor's
proclamation and an “old time" custom,
union Fart Day services will be held in
the Math rill-i! Church in the borough at
11 o'clock a. m. Rev. Mr. Torrey will
preach the sermon. Members of the
churches are most cordially invited to be
present. We trust the day will be well
olhisrred.
Union service to-morrow at. the Bap-
tist. Church, led by Rev. 11. A. Delano.
Tire members of the various churches
and congregations and the public gener-
ally invited. Service at 10.30 o'clock.
Advent Christian Church. Van Zandt
Ave. E lat Norwalk. At 9.00 rt.nr2 love
Feast. All invited. 10.30 preaching by
J W. Davis, of Bridgeport. Subject—
“Christ's Return and Why I" 2 o’clock,
Baker. Subject—" {um and Redempt-
ion." 4 o'clock. t'lralk Talk by Eld. W
N. Tenney, r~f 1,.ke Village, N. H. SflIr
ject—“The Lie of Christ." in which
movable pictures are used. 0.30, Social
meeting. 7.30, preaching by Eld. G. M.
Work." Come one, come all.
H. H. TUCKER, Pastor.
——Chas. E. Seymour sells? bars Brus-
sels soap and a patent soap tray, for 50¢.
Mr. Puck's Twenty-tint Birthday.
About fifty young ladies and gentle-
men met laet evening at the residence of
Miss Etta Benedict. corner of West ave-
nue andILeonard street, and from there
proceeded to the home of Harvey Peck
at No. 25 Leonard street, and gave him a
most pleasant and agreeable surprise, by
presenting him a gold watch and chain,
on behalf of his ate, the occaaion
being the twenty-fimnniveraary of Mr.
Peck's birthday. The hours of the even-
ing were delightfully spent in dancing.
A supper, which for excellence and
bountifulnem is seldom surpassed. wan
served about midnight,
—Statlonary,Play1ag Cards, etc, at
A Bill Ill 01 Ill Illlll.
'l‘itrtir-II of a ll’innlpiuilt l-‘sllolr
ll'lio Attempts to Run the
Town.
Winnipauk people are irrI-Iit'y agitated
river the cowboy mutual ' I. you; ill in
niiiierl William L‘iudou, twenty-one
years of age, who, if all stories are true,
has attempted on several occasion to run
lb.- t-iivn. His latest eacapade on Tues-
day night was related to a Sums”. rco
porter yesterday.
Morris Powers. who, until rr cently has
conducted a saloon there, sent Lindon
to Ntrwalk after some glass and other
material to be ua.-d in making a show
car-e. London bought the articles and
giving them toJohn I'owi-ll .o tIt‘Ith‘f re-
mained in town.
He fell in with convivml curri-
p'itlliifirl, and by the time be was ready
to go home was full of fight. He stag-
gmii into l'owers place about 7.:lil;uked
llllrl if he had received the things all
right and then passed through into rhiI
kitchen. There London encountered
Mrs. Harry, who remonitratI-d with the
young man, telling him that, It“ his fath-
er “as dead, he should try and do better,
nod giving him good advice in general.
Lou-loo sliowI-d his appreciation of this
good advice by grabbing the lady by the
throat. She (‘leItlI to Mr. Powers. who,
when Ill' went to in- -r all was knoc lied
down and severeka icltr-d ly Lindon.
Mr... l'owere, hrr son Johnnie, and then
the ér'rvant girl interfered, and they in
turn were similarly Iii-alt with, young
I’. \vwrsand the servant Iifflfli; Iiliariir fully
misused. After finishing his work of
knocking down all wh-i interfered with
him, brurlon walked Ii i-rirely out of the
but”? urimiilesterl.
Yesterday the servi-nt girl feared that
one of her ribs had been broken. One
of Mrs. l'owets' arms is black and blue
from this hand to the elbow and Mr.
l’owivrs‘ face is badly scratched.
During the melee Mrs. Powers bad the
presence of mind to grab two lumps
from the table, in time to prevent them
being dashed to the fl ior by London.
Liurlori'rr r. r- ml lit and around WInni-
ptuk is in from being good, and al—
tIi ‘ll Ill be It :5 be W the star actor in Iter-
ernl r-ur .parlm all} iiIirr to the one related
armr- , roorw .mritui willing to enter a
complaint again-It him, fearing that be
'-\ ili only her: In» more desperate.
IIISII l’...lll Mills
P-l- n :m lirrn’ y r "Mimi putting tln-
lIIilIlhln l on Illl' It'l‘ l gr.» Inrl in good I' in
iltli rr ll if .31 l’. wnl Irv: iri IIfll' .irrlr-r
to-Iwiir Av.
Amon Lin] rs tlw iirrnri- of one the
new pitchers of'tlie Norwalh and be is
said to a "daisy." He wrll not arrive
here from Massachusetts until Monday,
when he wrll pitch against the New
Havens in that city.
l/ivrt'. came on from I’roviilerlcc last
night.
The new suit-r were ft’Cr‘in'lI last night
and some of the Norwalks arc practicrng
in them this nffi'flloi'll.
Twrnurrort's game will doubtless be
largely attended if the weather I5 pleas-
ant. Tlte Rrsolutrs have long held the
amatrur championship in the state and
a litre game may be I-xprcteil. thine
is callrd for 1: o'clock.
Tire Hoyt street Hue ball Club would
like to hear from clubs whose member.-
are under eighteen years of age. Address
John Barrett, Box 4!), Norwalk.
The “Athletics" and "East Norwnlks"
played ball yesterday morning, which
resulted in a victory for the "Athletics.”
The score was 37 to 15.
-—C. I]. Valderr rolls 7 Iran Brussels
SOAP and a patent sump tray for 50¢.
“'tll Satisfied.
Those who heard Elder A. J. Wireler
at the Advent ('brr~tian Church. Van
Ztndl Ava, I2 is! N irwalk, last evening,
were well pal-i, having ricrived some
thoughts no doubt first will be of great
help to them in the 'uture. Services are
being held this aftwrrioon. Preaching at
2.30 by Kid. O, D. Womlrtrfl, of South-
ingtun. This evening servm» at 7.
Preaching at 7.30 by Bid. D. T. Call, of
Hartford. rulj -ct——"Signs of the
Tim. s." All orr-cudnlly invited.
-—\\. S. Ilanford and Henry Jones,
East Norwalk, sell 7 bars Brussels soap,
and a patent soap tray, for we.
Liquor lad. Ililn stubborn.
Yesti rrlay afternoon a commotion was
caused by the arrest of John Shay, who
TWP'P- 0‘ WWIDKIO’d- Subject—“Outbad been drinking just enough to make
him ugly. Chief Vollmcr attempted to
take the prisoner from the depot peace-
ably but he wouldn't go. The officer
found it necessary to use his club and
after a tussle, which attracted the atten
tion of a large crowd of people, Shaw
was placed in the lockup. In the even-
ing he was tried on the charge of drunk-
ounces and breach of the peace and was
fined ‘22. 0-) and coats.
Surprlao Party.
About thirty people surprised Mr. and
Mn. William M. Raymond at their home
on Henry street last evening. It was
one of those surprise: that was not
known beforehand and was all the more
enjoyed on account of it being an unax-
pccted. Games were indulged in, a fine
collation was served and sociability
was a leading feature of the occasion.
—Finney a Booedlctaell 7 tiara Brita-
lackwooda’aCigarSture.
,rr
aelaaoapaadapatentaoaptray.for50c.
SWIFT llllNlI
The Miller ll Kalli
Swill Averill.
900‘
The llrrrrlerer Paid the Pen-
ally at 10:20 this
Morning.
Jon. Swift paid
the penalty for
the murder of
his wife at Hart-
ford, at 10520
this morning.
July ‘7, 'Wr
while on a de-
bauch, be mur-
tiered lira wife,
r-liorrting her in
the street-i of
Hartford be-
cause rihc re-
fused to live
with him.
When Swift
awoke yeah-r
day morning
the first sounds
which fell upon
his car were the
strokes of the
hammer, put-
ting up his scaf-
fold, not forty
“"3 5“"1 feet away from
his cell. This startled him somewhat,
and he pncui his cell for some time. The
gallon-a were "feted during the morning
in the south end of the main corridor of
the jail and to the left of the jail office,
Swift's cell being to the right of the
office. Thr- noise caused by the erection
of the gallows had abad effect on the
other prisoners in the jail, more espec-
ially upon two men who are soon to be
tried for murder, but Swift betrayed no
emotion. He passed his morning quietly
and Mon» and in the afternoon Rev.
Father Corcoran, who has visited him
daily for some time. passed most of the
limo with him.
He said he fin-i rrpentnl of his crime
and be told Father Urucoran that he
wrsEIr-d to die a true Roman Catholic.
At rilx o’clock Father Corcoran left him,
for supper. Swift ate a light supper and
at its conclusion two Sisters of Mercy
visited him. .\t a quarter of eight his
erher and meter entered his cell and
they remained with him for two hours.
Beth eiflit’r' very hard to retain their
composure and neither broke down to
any extent. The murderer himself,
though affectionate with his mother and
sister, did not lose his self-control. Al
half-past tell he bade them an affecting
guild night He then sat down on his
bed, placed his elbows on his knees and
his lit-ail 01 his hands and remained in
this attitude for several minutes. Shortly
before eleven Father (bro-Iran returned
to him and the two talked for a quarter
of an hour, Sivrft smoking a cigarette.
Swift remarked that last Tuesday was
iii-I twenty-fourth birthday and said that
he probably should never see another.
Al eleven o‘clock Father Carer-ran left,
Swrft saying that he was gorng to say
his) prayers and go to bed, hoping to
awake at live o'clock. During the night
Deputies Whitrnore and Chapman occu-
pied the cell with the condemned man.
His last injunction to the death watch
was, "Wake me up at 5 o'clock. I want
to are as much as possible of my last day
on earth."
Swift elr'pf well during the night. He
awoke alt-10 o'clock. A new euit of
clothes of black material, and a shirt
collar, cuffs and un-Ierclothing, his fun-
eral garrnentr. were lying in the cell.
These.- he donned. He appeared to be
suffering from come great mental bur
den. He drank a cup of coffee and par-
tcok sparingly of the light breakfast that
was served. Father Uorcoran and Bror-
rick arrived at 6 o'clock and Swift knelt
in prayer in the cell.
His confesrrion was made to Father
Corcoran, who then led the way to the
prison chapel where mass was chanted
and communion given. He kept kneel
ing during the service and his eyes were
filled with tears.
The usual preparations were made for
the execution, and nothing of at; unusual
character took place until the time for
execution. when he proceeded to the
gallows with considerable firmness.
The drop fell at 10330 and Swift died
almost without astrnggle in the pres.
ence of about 200 spectators.
—D. L'Homrnedreu sells 7 bars Brus-
sels soap and a patent soap tray, for 500.
11:. ”Eva L. Farris" Safe.
The schooner “Eva L. Ferris," and for
whose safety there has been considerable
anxiety for several days, has arrived in
Norfolk, \'a.. with loss of part of deck
load of railroad ties, and other alight
damages.
The vessel left Brunawick, Georgiafion
the 21. She baa encountered acvere
gala. and her Info arrival, and immater-
ial damage- has raised a great load from
the miodaot the friendaofhercrew as
wellaaherowaen.
IIN'I‘II ll'l ll.\.\ll§ \'I.\'.
”cation Opera 1‘ o.
Lint owning that ever popular "peril.
“Erminie, " was produced at Music Hall,
Mina Marcellus as “Minnie" Miss May
Duryea u "Marre.’ a waitress, Frank
Delhon as “Jacques Strap,“ and Tom
Richer», as "Robcrt Macair" were all
good. The chorua did well under the
direction of Frank N. Darling. To-aight
"Prince Methuaalem” will be given.
We repeat, that this is the best opera
company which has appeared in this
city. and all who want to hear good
singing, and ace good acting have a rare
Opportunity to do so at very low prices.
Barlow Brothara llaat rela.
This is what the Newark Advocate has
to any of Barlow Brothera’ Minstrels:—
“Thc Opera House was packed last night,
with an audience expecting to be richly
entertained by Barlow Brotherri‘ Min-
atrelri, in which expectation they were
surely not disappotntcd. Tire entertain.
merit, as a whole. was one of the finest
ever given in this city, and the audience
was kept in acontinuouri roar of laughter.
from first to last. The Barlow Brothers
made a splendid team and their support
was lint-class throughout. Fine singing.
good dancing. and real new jokes, not
stale chestnuts, together with some won-
derful juggling, tumbling, musical spec-
ialties, and side splitting fumes and
plantation scenes, constituted the rich
bill of fate. A splendid band accom-
panied the Barlow Brothers." They are
to appear at the Norwalk Opera House
on the evening of April 2-1.
-l’ip~_-s, pipes. All kinds. and lowest
prices, at I/ickvrood's Cigar Store.
uri'ripiii’I-i’iiIii’r‘iiiiii's.
A SCHOOL TEACHER IN CAMP-
"lLLB Tlllt VICTIM.
Tire Bridgeport News, this morning,
prints the following: "A horrible out-
rage was perpetrated by two tramps
upon the person of Miss Bertha Cook, a
young school teacher in Campville, a
small nation on the Naugatuck road
near Torrington, yesterday morning.
The lady resides in TilfIInKII‘Ii and yi-uter-
day morning at it~ ..‘.I '-
\Vhile on her may from the r..rlroz:rl
station to the school. in the road passing
through woods in a lonesome and unin-
habited section of country, two tramps
sprang upon the lady and most fonlly
abused her. The fiends made their escape
before Miss Cook could alarm the neigh~
borhood. As soon as the outrage be-
came known armed men scoured the
wood-i brrt lhi' brutes were not captured.
1h»-y were traced as far as Harwrnton, a
farming town north of Thomaslon. but
the-re all trace r'f them was lost in the
mountains. The whole neighborhood is
thrown into a state of great excitement
and there is trlk of lynching the scoop 1‘
rels if they are captured.
Vil' ‘ 11'4:.l.l¥'.I:i‘-
—l’la\ing Cards, all prices. at. Lick-
woo-i' ri cigar Store.
Ii_\llll..\ .\ I.“ 5.
There is; CD'lfilde’f’flDIt‘ tall; in thi-iplsci-
of organizing a fire Company and the
idr-a i-i meeting with favor on every side.
The town is large enough to have a fire
company and it is a good plan to form
one below a disastrous fire shows the
uneasily/of such an organization.
The l’rntalbitory Amendment Defeated.
The prohibitory amendment yesterday
failed by five votes to secure the neces-
sary two third-I voleiin the Connecticut
IIvllir'rrI Representatives. An attempt
will be made to reconsider, and this
raises tlrn rltlr sti in whether a vote to re-
considercanbe passed [y a majority
vote. It is h- Id that a resolution rc-
quiring a two thirds vote for itn passage
could only be reconsidered by the, some
kind of a vote. Tire vote of Fairfield
County Representatives was as fallow»:
Yeas—Messrs. Rigers. H. Taylor,
Hawb-y, Purdy, Seeley, Glover, Palmer,
Jones, Olmsted, Ferris, Miller, Hoyt
' Hungerford, Hill, Hall, Bradley, Bulkley
Chichester-IS.
Nays—Messrs. Near, Kutscher, Sunder-
Iand, Perry, Williams, \Vheeler, Cavan-
north, 6. F. Taylor, Todd. Hnnrahan,
Ahwnt—Meszrs. Marshall of Green-
vrrclt,’ Knapp of New Hartford, Sanford
of R doing-3.
—— .‘lckrr, Menall a Condits Imported
Cigars, a big line, at Lockwood‘ a.
District Sunday. School Convention.
A large an interesting convention of
the Sunday Schools of Fairfield County,
will be held in Stamford on Monday and
Tuesday, April 22and 23. At the first
evening service Rev. 8. L. Blake L.L.D.,
of New London, will speak on “Inter-
pretation of the Bible." On the follow-
ingday there will be addresses by W.
A. Duncan. Ph. D., of the Congregation-
al 8. S. and Publishing Society, Rev.
'1‘. II. Tomes, of Plymouth. Mass, Rev.
B. S. MacArthur, of New York, and Rev.
Kittridgo Wheeler. of Hartford. Mrs.
T. 11. Hall. of Rockvillc will present a
paper on Primary Work. There will be”
practical discussions and other interest-
ing exercises. The full programme may
be obtained of any Superintendent in the
county. It is expected that full delega-
tions will he sent from all the schools.
Philip E. Lockwood. formerly of
Bridgeport, took poison while lying on
his wife's grave in Minneapolis Sunday
night and death resulted. The act was
caused by mental derangement. tin-truer.
Lockwood was worth 3100.000.
Widtmvvuko Merchant“
SPRING- TRADE
l‘li'T TIIIIB ADVERTISEMENTS IN
'l‘lru 1*}
mouse ’03
\T‘llillg‘ Sentinel.
PRICE TWO CENTS.
l I I’ll“ Illllll \lIIIlIlINli.
MARRIAGE 0! MISS ELLA F. Ills-
l'tll' T0 NELSON W. BENEDICT.
A pretty home wedding occurred last
evening at the residence of Mr. and Mrs.
Cyrus Roscoe, No. 8 Newton avenue,
borough, the bride being their daughter
Ella, and the groom, Nelson W. Beno-
dict, a prominent uptown young man.
Rev, (leorge Van Alstyne, D. D.. pastor
of the Norwalk Methodist Church 0111-
ciiited, tying the silken knot in the pres-
ence cf about. fifty guests. The bride was
attired in a becoming gown of white and
carried a large bouquet of choice flow.
err. The bridesmaid was her sister, Misa
Jennie lluscoe, and George Merritt acted
aa best man of the occasion. The ushers
were James Roscoe and Irving Byington.
A large and rich display of present: was
made, many of them coming from out»
of-town friends. Mr. and Mrs. Benedict
have gone to housekeeping in apartments
on Chapel street that had been cosily
and tastefully filled up beforehand.
—Smoko “So So,— " the hour 100 cigar
in town. at Lockwood's Cor. Main a
Washington stir.
Temperance Meetings.
Meeting in Dibble's Hall on Friday
evening as usual, conducted by the Y.
W. C. '1’. L'. Meeting to commence at
8 o’clock. Members of the choir are re-
quested to be on hand as near half-past
seven as possible, to practice pieces in
the new singing book.
The children of the Band of Hope who
are to take part in the dialogue, “May
Queen," at the concert to be given May
1st, are rrqueotrd to come to Dibblc‘s
Hall for rehearsal on Friday evening at
summer before seven o'clock.
Iii, iiiiiuiiiii STATE.
Warren L re, aged twelve, was drown-
ed at Eire: yesterday by the capaizing
ofa boat.
Louis S. Moultlirop was appointed ’“v
postmaster at Nairgatuck Tuesday, vice
George I). Brssell, removed for cause.
More new postmaster»: Mrs. Jane
Barbour, {eynolds Bridge, Litchfleld
county: Frank A. Lucas, West Goshen. -—
Washington commhndcry, No. 1, K.
T., of Hartford, has voted to attend the
triennial conclave of the nights Templar
at Washington, October S, 9 and 10.
Hartford's new Y. M. C. A. building
will cost $200000. Its ball will seat 1.000
and its gymnasium will accommodate
800. The gymnasium will include a
swimming tank.
lit the basement of the capitol at Hart-
ford, Tuesday, cancelled state bonds to
the amount of $1,530,400 were burned,
These bonds had been accumulating for
two years.
Joseph Kaiser of Cromwdl, an insane
man, disappeared Tuesday, taking his
little son with him, When last earn the
crazy man was disappearing into dense
woods and eliouted that neither he nor
the boy would ever be seen alive again.
Men were searching for them all day yes-
ter-lay.
WANTS.
N ACTIV; BLSINESS WOMAN. —A SAB'
both rchool teacher or one interested in
chtrrrh wort: oreferrrd— for a light rectum-mire
oirurirugoxn. Adore: "Entcrpriac,’ human. Dulce.
Iipl t
\"lDB—AWAKE BOYS— to Tell 'l'nv Szrr'rmn' in
the bomnr'h Apply at No. 2" Main street
FOR: SAL—B.
mg
151:! 'DND HAND PIANO. 1N 600D ORDER.
Will hr: sold form, it told soon. Address
Box 5'11, Norwalk, Ct INS-2'2
\‘(JTIC E —P['R5L' ANT TO AN ORDER 0?
L the t'onrt of Probate for the District of Nor-
walk, the eubscrlher hereby oat-rs fcr ale the real
Glutt- knovrn as the homestead formerly owned and
itt'ttlplcdby Sylvesth Sherman, deceased Said
real catate consists of about two mods of land situ-
ated on chapel Irreet, in 30th Norwalk, with
dwelling house in llrwclars condition with newer
and waicrconuctlimaalid barn with stabllng for
two bones. TALLMADGI BAKER.
apls m9 Administrator.
TEAM 01' 813R DRBDGEB, P011 SALE
I cheap. '0 feetlong. 1355 feet beam. 41‘ feet
deep capacity 7m bushels. Apply to Reed 1. Hous-
man. South Norwalk. Ct. spill—2)
Al’uLDlNG BED. HALE it KILBURN WARD
Signyle. Apply at 6 High at, south Nor-
JP
L'f'l'lON SALE -—IN COMPLIANCR WITH
the action of the(‘ lonalSodct
ameniugheldon Der; 161b, 1857, notice is
by given that the Can
I on easterly I Main-urn.
walk Conn. will heaold at Public Auction. on the
premises. on Monday. Maydth, I” at 3 o'clock p.
In. 'f'mnaandconditionr madcknownattlme of
“‘ llllll‘sf‘ll‘lh l Mr-
_.;.1 1m racori M. Lav'roti I m‘“
TWO churce building lots, :0 and 60 feet front, on
West avenue. Apply to W. C. SAMll or
I.M.IIOY1'.112 t
b‘ac‘TUIIY I'Uit nALEOIt TU MINT. CORNER
Day and Raymond street. Inquire of K. A.
Woodward.
com.
u‘l'l'AGlt 01' Sll’ltl ROOMS. CINTRALLY
locatqi, for one family. Also barn for one or
two horses. Inquire of P. if. Darya. :5 Chapel at...
borough. opts—a)
5W ANDDBlRABLB 1101' SI 0N TAYLOR
hearenas. Parloralt‘t‘ing rhinos. dictum
kite nan tryori m concor-
roornaanohathmroo roomonrecondflrontworooma in
attic. Rouse bu furnace. range, hot and cold
water, stationary tuba. Pomeaaion immediately.
Inquireon the premieegmof Mrs. Win 11. Ray-
moud,1’. 0 Box a915-
I OUAB, N0. 9 WET A\ KNUI, BOROUGH,
12 rooms, suitable for more or two families;
mot-1.3. Ills. Furniture Store
Wrin- lanai-rely.
wu- nerve
wilt-19
01183 IN IABT NORWALK. 0R lAs‘l' AVI.
Tannin-a. Suitable fortwo familial. Water
oncachfloor. Alsopartof Marciano. Nut-walk,
rent $100 to 810 00.
Apply to W. YOUNGS.
apro u‘ at lackwoorl l‘f‘a Co.
PPIR PART 01' 110118! 03 1111101! AVI.
UA Apartmeatatorvntlrr lirlck Bled. m
d
Jutf £me
DES
Wcrincridriy Matinee,
M, TO LET.
Lnrgr- and Powerful Chorus !
burnt-tiny Mrtiirrce, ........ . .
Prlces, 15, 25 and 85 Cents.
Run rved seats for all the week will be on sale at Boyt'a and Gregory‘s Drug stores.
—‘I\ ._ .._.
(Momentum.
Mus1c Hall.
I. M. HOYT, Manager,
ONE WEEK !
Commencing Monday, April 15,
Mntinees. Wednesday and Saturday.
., . ......_.. .-_...._...___._.
. -m...‘
HON
Opera Co-
82 mAR'I'IS'I'S- 82
Including Mary Dnryea. Kitty ert'ttlltfl. Nellie Hess, Tour Ricketla, Herbert .1. Matthews, Victor
Delaney. Claude Amridcn. and the Celebrated Corned ran,
FRANK DESI-ION 2
Our Own Orchestra 2
READ THE REPERTUHIE
Monday, ..................... (IIIIMRS 0F NORMANDY
’l'uciidny. ...................... . ..... .. . . .I‘BA DIAVOLo
It edncsdlu', ...... ’ .............................. BBIIINIB
Thursday, ............ . ....... PRINCE MATIIUSALBII
Prion), ..................... 'l‘lllllll} BLACK CLOAIIS
Saturday. .............................. .. .0LlVl-l'l'l‘l;
.'I‘IIBBB BLAI‘Ia CLOAKS
........... I-‘RA DIAVOLO
gqlgrfainmrulx. ——
Fish" lions—1::— ON—WOUDWARD AVE To
let. Water in. Rent 171 O). Enquire of R. A
Woodward. ap15—20
llaviland’a l-‘rult Store.
BOICE ORANGBS, BANAN l8, 17164. DATES
all kind of cuts, Cdllfl‘d fruit, confrrtiorwry
and reliable Flower and Garden Seeds. McAlilstcr‘e
Bird Food and Gravel. at
C. A. ilA\'1l.AND'rl. ‘25 Main Sb. Norwalk.
Proposals.
'l‘llfr‘. NORWALK BASE BALL ASSOFIATION
witl receive propulll to tell refreshments on
the ball grounds the routing reason. Ride to be
left at Judion A: Sauerwein'a market before. Friday,
April 19:3. 3. I. CROWB, Secretary,
npltrl‘l
Bur Privilege.
I IDS WILL Bl! RECEIVED 11’ '1'0’1'111'RSo
day. April lath, at 1‘: o'clock for the bar priv—
llegc on the rteamer “Cape Charles." Wilson Point
and New lurk route. C. E. 01.0..
Agent New England Terminal Co. Wilson Point.
ho Removal.
K (i. 5. KENDALL has not moved hi- dents
otlice, but is at the old stand. No. 9 Washing
ton st. Hours: 7.15 a. in. till 6.1!) p. to thrill tf
Removal.
BK New York Tea (‘0. has rented the bulldlng
now occupied by J T. Prowitt. 4. Main street
where they thloV‘n about the first of April with
an unnsiinl fine stock of groceries. r129 3m
Gerrrge ll. limit-rum
Snowrntvnvn selling Household :1 ,lnltles for
cub or by Int-ta. Interns at prices revorzd corn-
itlon Parties dunno: bargains can call at No.
6R1vmonrl St. (‘itv mm
Bridgeport and Norwnllr Moss-
cngcr.
JOHN [1. SMITH will attend to all orderr left at
John Brnmrnt-r' I Barber shop South Norwaik,
Bronson c.3136 Broad St, Bridgeport, and will make
daily trips.j'2.1"tn
0y atcni.
TSOSB desiring oysters opened frerh daily can
procure them of It. J.C"1'L oll. .
Foot of Raymond St.
W ul'l'll riniifiISpccihl‘Cli—fflcfc—l-
”ga
MAYOR‘él OFFICE.
Sol ru Nouwatx, ('1, April to 1859. i
To Edmund E (W, City Clerk of the City of
Soul/l Slur-trail”, CL
Etc: —lly authority vested in me as Mayor and by
orderof the Bo_arr1 of Councilmen, I hereby com-
mand you to give notice to the voters of this
cit. that a rpecirl city meeting wt 1 be held at the
vatlon Arm North Main Iit. ., in said
city. on the 2.1 do of April, 1039, at 8 o'clock p m.
for the in: I report of the Board of
Water ieomnunionm and also to hear the report
ofthc lat committeea pointed at a city meet-
lrrrr hel Feb 12.1389, to take any action that
may earn expedient relative to said reports
FRANK COISTOCK. Mayor.
A true copy.
atapl'l EDMUND B CROWN, City Clerk.
District of Norwalk as. Probate
Court, April 17th. A. t). 1880.
blue. of John S 'arller, lrrlc of Norwalk,
in laid district. d
Wtrzrtus. writttn application has bern made to
this Court by the administrator of said (stare for
an order of sale of certain real estate of aid deceas-
ed which is fully deecribed in said application, and
to authorize wine [mu other than said admit-rs.
traior to make mid sale: therefore,
Onnvnzn.1'h:tt said application be heard and de-
remained at the Probate office in Norwalk. on the
of April 1859. at to clock afturroon, and
that mmpublic notice thereof be iven to all persons
interested therein by publish ng this order in a
newspaper havinga c' rrulation in raid District, at
least eight days before said day of hearing.
aplSl ASA B. WOODWARI). J Iidi-e
District of” hot-walk Iis. Probate
Court, April 17th. A. D.. 1559.
Witching, apilicatiou har- bren made to this
Court for the mission to probate of a certain
written instrument as and for the last aid and
codicllof Samuel Clarke. late of Norwalk in said
district. accented; thrreforc
Onnlnzu, Th-iaaid application lieheiird and dc
trrmrncd at the Probate 011101! in Norwalk, on the
8th day ofMay, 1889, at 10 o'cl k fonnoon: and
that public notice thereof be 21 to all persons
interested ihereln by pnbllshln lhir order in a
uevaaper havingaclrcnlatlo It said I’lPIl’lCI, at
least twenty days Dafore said day of Managua”-
I18 1t ASA B. WOODWAIID.
Notice—School Taxes.
A PAYIRS 0! TH! 8011‘"! NOR-
Tngai‘k lrxnlou School District are hereby notified
that the dlurtct tax ofthreeta) mills on the dollar,
ontch “amt iltof 1E”. at a meet.-
lrrg laid“ the diritrict held on the sill ray of June,1
at the Franklin street school hour-o. will be due a
payable on the lat rla or May, 1309, at which time I
ohaltbaraarlyto vethoiarneat llyoillcc a
Washington street. second floor.1’eaalty st the
rateofalnet!) parcurt. ayaar from May], my.
will ha chad:-
J ”- auburn re 1' an at and
In. I. 1 . LI.“
InIvor-mi. rot maxim-twain lieiioor
DI“. South Nmalk, April 3, 1E0. III. 1-
atrmm 9f t
Lockwoodt Andrewslfarket.Norwalk. and 1". l1. Con
OPERA HOUSE, NORWALK,
Wed. Ev’rtg, April 24th,
on: NIGHT our,
The Master Troupe of Modern Times,
Barlow Bros.
Mllll'l‘llllls
Under the management of A. G. BALDWIN.
The Wonderful Child Soprano. Mast r Edward
Percy. A genuine musical prodigy.
A Merry Performance From First to Finish,
Everything New, Bright and Strictly Flam.
The Master Minds of Minstrel Merrlmeut,
...m.._ Barlow Brothers -W""'-'
In their Famous Specialties.
Grand strict-a parade“ noon, Wednesday. Band
concert in front of Opera House at ’i' p in.
PRICES. 75, 50 and 351:. Emmett
mic Saturday, It Qulnurd .k Son's, Nor-algal“
apt?-
l‘laxter' 5. So. Norwal
Notice—City Taxes.
1112 TA\PAYERS 01' THE CITY 01" SOUTH
\orw ark are hereby notified that the city tax
of ten (t0) mllln on the dollar. laid on the aroma-
rnent 11!! of 1058. at a city meetrirlrg held It the Sal-
vation Army Barracks, on the] day of February.
tf 1939, will be due and payable on the lat day of
1809, at which time] rhallbercady to need” 1
some at my office, 29 Washington It., Ip lain.
Penalty at the rate or 9 per cent. a year from May 1.
18: 9 will be charged on all bills remalnlri unpaid
on and after June 1 1889, P. A T01.
Collector or Tears for the city of South Norwalk,
Dated South Norwalk, April 8, 1E9. aw in
WRIGHT d: FLYNN,’
Carriage Makers
Av. d manufacturers of
All kinds of Wagons,
Trucks, Carts. etc.
chct‘raixl T123125 Em; mt; 22:20:13”.
New Road Carts only m
Horse-Shooting and all
kinds of Blacknmithing
Foot of l-‘rnnltllrl St,
South Norwallt,
np15 lf
JAMES MITCHELL, -
AUCTION $15113!
KEYSER’S ISLAND.
South Nor-walk, CL,
Tuesday, April 23d,1889,
I At. 9 o ’clock.
All the valuab's Furniture, Painting. Mirrors,I
Piano and Honeehold Goods.
Also Wagons, Farm Implements. Bay and Ma-
mire.
Am”
. J
Sale Without Reserve. . ,
If Stormy “'1" Sell Next Fair Day.
G'Gords can be imp-cud up to dayéfun‘lz
V. A. SOOFIELD,
HAS OPENED AT
The Rear of the Warwick Rouse,
South Nero-ilk, a department for the tale of
Second-hand Furniture,
And fllher llonseliolrl (tooth.
Will take. goodieto tell on mission. (bit Nd
for l'iimliure, Carpets, Crockery. the.
DIONEY LOANED
on Watchu,.lowclry. to.
All hit-Incas strictly mnldentlal.
(in-natural
adduced to Box on. South Norwalh. will receive
prompt attention. opt? if
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