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SOUTII NORWALK. CONN., SATURDAY, APRIL 27, 1889.
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APVERTIOING
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PRICE TWO Giant‘s.
TIIE EVENING SENTINEL
It! 10A114“()Al) I’LACI‘L
Stil'Tll Nt)ItWAI.K.
25 RIAIN H'l‘lll-Zl-J’l‘.
NilltWALK.
I'll“: ALARM IIIIXEH.
No. 3, N. Y . N. II. i! ll. ll. It depot; Mgr at Art
unn- Is'xpnu office in iii-pot, turd hon-i...
N0. 1, Day street corner of Twit-ii street; kiy at t-
Ihy urn-er and all factor t'l‘.
No. 0. Corner of Mum and t‘niitord rim-is; key :it
I). Donovan‘s house and J t'. \\ nsoir‘r- no ,
tor .
No. Ii, Frxtiklln Ill’t‘t'l school; lit')’ at school hotter
and residence of William ll rnrirh.
No. 13, Concord Illl’\\'l. nqxlr‘lc «from; key ltl Mrs.
Paul's residence. . o, ltlt‘oltcord slrcct, and
all factories.
lull, Mainstrwt writer of Am. r-imt: key at
Wirtf‘e Nilooti and all Illt‘ir'fit'r-
No. 15, High street corner of luiyvrcw avenue; lacy
It A. Dickcmtnn‘s rcsldr-uw.
uncut. CALIJ.
One stroke at l'.‘ o‘clock noon for Standard Time.
‘I‘wortrokmof the boil (thril- I~1) rigiuili-c tlrs it!
out.
Time strokctI of tnc bell (thus 1—1—1) signifies the
city vrater II to be turned off.
thI't'Bt'C'I'IONa 10 It“ HOLDRIlfl.
Upon positive information of it fire in your immo-
(listen-timber hood unlock the box door: pull the
book all the way down once only. and let the book
0: shirt upthc box and do not open or tourlr the
book again urn ii the next fire in your I’lt‘itIIlllllfliOlld.
Do not attempt to remove the key front the door.
The Chief Engineer will N‘l‘ that is h‘IlIf'Illnl to its
proper place. bAML'El. Metro“ AN.
t‘hicf Krtuditer.
LIST "I" LETTER.“
Remaining uncalled for at the folloniug parlotlh'crl
for the week curling Apri. .‘.‘. tacit. l'irrorir call
in: for nnyof these il'III rs \\ :31 pi. use my tiny tiri-
ndvertrwd.
flot'rir Norman. l‘nr'r turn I :. A. ll, Ilalhuay
Bellellitrke. ttirrbirrr Uliara. ('harlcs Hellu‘k. Mrs.
E“. RnymoudJ'haiI. F. Rogue, L‘hnrbc Iiroun.
Hrs. Edw. Million, Frank Ii. Lewis. th-ormr
Thomas, Mrs 11. N. Taylor. Israbciln Bruit-yin,
Jl' 9 Henry. guilt A. Moe'lcr. .lor-epht-uc Ilaldmti,
Mary Kearney. Mary hhuhlon. Mary '1‘. Moore Mr.
Everittr, Nellie Retinal-an. Nancy Elwood, Ii, 1".
Beardsley, M. D., Itobcrt Moore. Peter I urylcr. Mrs.
James Stephens. Theodore Suntlr. Thomas Flynn.
George “agncr. Foreign.—b’trclorditro I’alvcrino,
Bygartio Petronirlo. Pit-tr.) ('ifl’ill Di Lorcrzzi,
Luci-mo Seatio. l'ri-tr:itt;.;e.-) llax-rrnioizi. Mlt'lll'iil
Lnbram. I’asquiibe l'i-truri-clli. ltoi-i- r Aiiipin. l-21tto
)liliilioJan-uu Scattrao. Jill-lift .\Ic t'arty. Joan
Yuticito t'. 12. DUTY. P. M.
Eur Nonwsw l'osr orru'az—Ih-uny AV'cry.
In. Sarah Itcits, .\fr.-. 1.. lit-mien, Mrs. t'atnphi-ii.
Hrs. .lanet'ostclio, Mr, S. Elm-a, Mr. lien} (firm-r.
Elizabeth Kuppc.(7has.St John. 1.. I. Lockwood,
Chas. Miller, John Perry. Mrs. Anus Shoppe. LA‘Wi!
Smith, Edward \i'iclre. With, It. s. \\'grrrnt2i.
ilAIlll)’ ltlDElt. r’. M.
NORWALK I’osr-Ovrtrl:—Mrs. Sallie flail. flute
A. DrohanJlmtil l'rcuch..lolin l-‘rauklin. Ilirrtrn
Hod e. Wenne McLeod, Susan Morreli. “’tiitnm II.
flco eld, Ilsttic hairy. A. s.’l‘tiornp-on, Inuit,—
14 Baker Street.
A. t‘. GOLDING. l’. )1.
N. Y. Herald Weather Forecasts.
The Atlantic storm, now central near
the Capes of Delaware, will probably
move northwardly and northeastwardly
to-day, wrth gales oil the coasts front
Cape Henry to Portland, Me. Tempera-
ture was nearly stationary in the United
States yesterday; Jthe chief minimum
reported was 36 degrees at Fort Astoni-
boine, M. T.; the chief maximum, 75 at
Palestine, Texas. In this district tooday
partly cloudy, slightly cooler weather
will probably prevail, with brisk to fresh
northeasterly to northwesterly winds,
preceded by rain and followed by clear-
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Itll llit’ i-Zist N turilk Advent l'lrurch to-
‘nr ‘ll-'-\\' ll‘i"llllll‘.'.
.\ pit-irriueut insurance agent in this
city din-w all?) iii the Louisantu State L-it-
buy this wcck.
—-\\'hitr- llo-iebore. at l’laisteil'rl.
Word MS ll union and utter Emma
of iIr-- borough, will spend Sun lny wrth
Tilt-titis in llrdgi-iiuld.
lloyt & livers, of South Norwalk, have
contracted to build tho brick work of the
extension to tlte horse car stables.
~.\. ll. lloyt 8; Son sell a $2 shoe.
ll’t‘flllllll' price.) sold iii a bankrupt stock
1H a illi. shoe, reduced to *2.
Mr, and Mrs. ti. Fred Flynn, of the
borough, will celebrate the third tinni-
versary of their marriage next Monday
evening.
——'l‘ry Quintnrd's ice creaiit soda water.
The ~tr-aiuer lbw-WP. bound from
Nrfl“ Yuri; l r ll: . i__o-r on, w: s trlrligiwl to
Hit iil:-t “-i o.'~r l'rrillk it»: t~".;!:t tin
il tinili: of ti:-- mt t'lll
Thero- is some talk of converting (.‘hi-
moods. Cops and Hay islands into sum-
mer resorts by erecting cottages and a
hot~~i on the respective islands.
-——l‘ill-lrer's lit-st flour $7.00 barrel at
W. ll. Heyiuoiir's, 93 Washington St.
Wednesday evening George ()llr-y wtll
dispose of the gold watch that he has
bt‘t ii selling chances for to make good
his loss at A. S. Ferris' late tire.
The () Illri‘lIOW‘fl Mutual Aid association
has voted benefits on deaths as follows:
(I. W. K-=c|er, $2.000: J. I’. Barker, $2,-
000: I". Pin-ger, $2,000: W. H. Show of
Meriden, $1,500.
A life-like, full length crayon portrait
of William Mitchell. the well-known
mat ketman. euclowd in a rich frame, is
on exhibition in his market and attracts
'Ctltlsltlflhblt- attention.
Samuel P. Ilyatt, who was arrested
yesterd‘y noon in the borough, was
nevi-rely reprimanded this morning lry
Justice Selicck, and the case was ad-
journed for one month.
The Adams house at Pound Ridge
which was struck by lightning last Sat-
urday night, was insuredtn the Nor-
walk Fire Insurance Company, through
liliilili .\'l' ~\"l'.\.\|l‘ll|lli.
III“ "HAT"
0N TIII‘.‘
AN flaunt tuners
\\'I|ll.I-2 \V.\I.KINU
’l‘ltAf‘Ii.
Iihl t'\'~'llltlt.:llrlllll Italian was walk-
inr; «In th.- railroad track at Stamford an
i-vp e-s train struck him “till he was
ltl~l:ilt'.l\' ltillr-d. YIN remains were put
on a gravel train till 1;. .. n array ior
interment. '
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t'lTY t'iit‘lit'ittis.
'l'rirtity Protestant Episcopal Church.
Flint Sunday after Easter, 1|on t'otu-
nittiiirrtrnt7.1i0 a. or. Preaching tit 10 30
a. m. and 7.31) p. m. Sabbath School at
I? o’clock.
Congregational —ltev. Jabiz Backus
of Westport willoflictrite at the morning
flllll evening services. Young I’eoplcs'
8 ready of Christian Endeavor meeting
at 0.10 subject.“'l‘hinc is the Kingdom,"
&i'.—-.\latt. lizlil.
liaptist.-—Tire pastor, It-v. ii. A. De-
lnu i. will preach 10.30 ll.lll. and 7.30 p.
m. 4 Subject of morning discurse, "Man,
Is (lid values him in the light of Christ."
likening. The Washington Centennial,
and some great lessons for the hour.
Sunday school at 1'2 in. Prayer trnd
song service at 6 30.
illetlrodist.——ll-'v. (l. J. North, pastor,
will princh morning and evening,
Springwood lfuion (‘lrava—Subject,
Sunday evening. "Seeking Wisdom,"
Matt. 1‘2: 41. Wednesday evening,
"\‘r';itcliirig," Mark 13,1”:37.
msr .\' ottw.\t.it t‘Ill‘lttllIiS.
Alvetrt—Van [unit are. Morning.
pix-aching by J. W. Davis, of Bridge-
rm'ri. Subject, “Stunts at ll inre."
Soinlriv sch ml at I? m. Praise service
at 70:). Preaching at Till. Subject,
“W hat is Man? "
—lirusso-ls soap costs 8c. .1 cake.
Temperance Tracts.
“The Ladies’ Temperance Union has
received through Mrs. Laura fl. Fill‘l’l
of Minneapolis, ten thousand pages of '
tribtttion tintiing'our foreign born citi-
zurrs.
islr, Norwegian, Sun-dish and other latr-
gu-iges. Pastors, Sunday-school teach-
ers, or any interested in this Home Mis-
sion Work, and who would like to put
this reading nrattir into the hands of I
thow for whom it is designed, will be '
welcome totlrctu. Marry foreigners are '
delighted to get [calling matter in their '
tr\\'lt language. A tract can talk to '
them. as we carini t. and it may prove a
most timely and telling aid to temper-
ance and ritorrrlity. The Urdies of the ‘
Union will gratefully accept any liclp '
Chopin concerto with such technical
splendor and with such a depth of feel-
ing that one. is safe in ranking her with
the very best pianists that have been
heard in this country.
rourairze movement, which in her hands
sounded like a song. not like the move-
ment of a piano concerto, in such sweet,
singing and cxpansixe t-incs did Fraulein
walk Y. M. C. A. speaks of Dr. Beards-
temperance literature for gratituous dis— ““flu‘ll 0‘ ”‘3‘ assocration: ,
Ivy 5 course. of hve lectures on practical
Thu-50 tracts are in German, l)an~ physiology have been of great value to
ottr members, and the Association is for-
tunate in being permitted to offer the
course as a privilege of membership.
The doctor is no adventurer or quack,
doctor cxpain all so clearly, a man feels
able to take himself part and put him-
self together again if rreCessary. His one
“ASE li.l|.l. NEWS.
Owing to the storm to-day the genre
betwr-en the Metropolitan and the Nor-
walks was postponed. Had it been
pleasant the crowd would have been
larger thiin has ever before been at a ball
game in this city.
The Star Athletics of Newark will play
the Norwalks on Tuesday. As that day
will be a holiday there will probably be
a large attendance.
v 'v r r r r 'r r v
LN i‘l'.|i l‘AlMll.) l .\.
“Robert Blurrere."
The Bridgeport Farmer, iir speaking of
the Robert Elsmere Co., which appears
in Music [fall this evening, says: Since
its last presentation bore, the play of.
“Robert Elsmero" has been winning oon-1
tlnucd success in Boston and other
New England cities. The surprise atten-
dant upon the making of a strong play
out of the apparently undramatic novel,
of course, awakened lunch curiosity and
interest iii the piece, while the company
of artists interpreting the cast has created
almost a furore of admiration everywhere
Tire Boston papers pronounce it to be
the strongest company seen in many
years. Iloth play and cast have been
materially bent-titted since the first pro-
seutation here by several changes and by
the additional performances which have
tirade all the people carry and perfect in
their respective roles.
N. Y. Herald.
lv‘rnulietr nus dcr Ulre interpreted the
She was at her
his der ()lre deliver it."
General Secretary Wilcox of, the Nor-
i‘y‘s lecture course as follows in the new
Dr. Beards-
rut a Christian gentlemen of experience
a his profession. llis array of castes,
irodi ls. skeletons, mnnikins, diagrams,
traps and paintings is a whole museum
n itself ; then when you have heard the
llustration of stopping the'ilow of bl0od
.
Connecticut’s Detention.
r'ltovlsloss MAIDI vou crvluans
All! IIUTARY MEN.
The arrangements for the neuronal»
tion of the Connecticut guests at the
centennial celebration in New YorkSnext
Tuestlay have been completed. The
governor and staff will be installed at
the llotel Brunswick, Lieutenant-(lover-
nor Merwin at the Fifth avenue, and the
other state ofllcers and legislators It the
Victoria and St. Marc. The Fourth mil-
nrent will leave Bridgeport Monday
"ifihtand the First company, Governor‘s
l‘oot Guard, will leave Hartford on the
steamer City of Springfield Wednesday.
the stats officers at their convenience.
The state officials will witness the naval
parade from the decks of the steamer
Erastus Wiman. provided by the New
York committee.
l’. ll.(‘. .1. l'l‘lillS.
A meeting for reorganizing the out-
rng club Will be held Monday evening.
(fen. Secretary Moody of Stamford,
with two members of that association.
Vl‘iltctl the Norwaik association last
evening.
The members of the local association
areinvitcd to meet at the rooms at r
o'clock tomorrow evening, to attend
the anniversary services in a body.
Lightning] Peculiar Work.
Tire llatrbury News says it is no won-
rli-r timid and nervous people are afraid
in a thunder storm, especially when they
see so frequently the deadly and ruinous
rtl’ects of its work. A. t'. Osborne, of
llinbury, showed at llIH oilice to—dtty
the shoes which were worn by Noah W.
lirown, who was kllll‘il by lightning at
Pound Ridge, on Saturday last. The
bolt ‘ struck him directly over the heart
and paw-«l down his body and the balls
came out at both feet. On the right foot
the ball r-xploilrd on the Inside of the
ankle, as the shoe shows the holes, and
then ciit away a portion of his heel and
tore to pieces the back of the shoe.
On the left foot the ball passed entire-
ly through the heel and exploded, com-
pletely wrecking titn biI'I ~. 'l'n- h d:-
through the heel of till: all», liar-ks as
clean cttt as if a bullet had passed through
rt. Portions of the shoes vvcre burned so
as to be crisp. Mr. Brown's pants, from
his knee down, were torn into perfect
shreds. (in examining the skin where
the bolt struck, which was clearly delin-
eated by a hole cut through coat and
ve-t. tlrcv found just beneath it a small
metallic piece. This explains why the
bolt struck him over the heart. He was
accustomed to carry in the watch pocket
of his “til a pair of steel-bowed specs
I I \ ' I ' ' V
lllll'.l.l 'lillll Hills
rott liAIllei‘l’ 'rltlsltltlts.
A wise man's day is worth a fool's life.
—Aralric.
Love is satisfied only with love.—
Pythagoras.
Time will discover everything to pot.
terity: it is a brrlrbler, and speaks even
when no question is pun—Euripides.
Sorrow for having done amiss in fruit-
less if it issue not in doing so no more.
—-llishop llornc.
Consistency isa jewel, because it is
crystalized life, of which truth is the
organizing principle—Con).
Wr little drcarn of the conflict
Fought in em h human soul.
And earth know! not of her heron
l’pau (lod'n Honor Roll.
—l-2bt-n E. flex ford.
The power to hate truly what is evil
truly what is good, and must. indeed,
usually precede the growth of the high-
est kind uf love—Newman.
Tire christian is he whose life-work
glows and grows under his band. who is
conscious of an unceasing call for stren-
uous activity, who takes for his watch-
word the great apostle-'9 question, “Lord.
what wilt thou have me to do ?"—Ilev.
A. I). Peabody.
However good you may be, you have
faults: however dull you may be, you
can find out what some of them are;
and. however slight they may be, you
had better make some—not too painful,
but patient—efforts to get quit of them.
—Jobn Ruskin.
A little light too much, and you are
blind; a little too much sound, and you
are deaf. Perhapsn little more know-
ledge of God and immortality than is
allovvcd us here would dethrone reason.
So I sit in the evening-tide shadows, and
say,“My tiod. give me patience to wait.”
—Illi7.ibi-th Thompson.
Each one of us is bound to make the
little circle in which he lives better and
happier. l-Ztclr of us is bound to see that
out of that small circle the widest good
may flow. Each of us may have fixed
in his mind the thought that out of a
single household may flow influences
that shall stimulate the whole common—
wealth and the whcle civilized world.—
Dean Stanley.
—\\'bat is rosin used for? To adulter-
terate soap. What soap contains no
adulterutioa? Brussels soap.
The "at Trade.
It is Vrl‘y quiet upon the street, but re-
ports from the men on the road, whoare
out wrlr I'all samples, show that they
are very Wt!” received and havinga good
trade.
must beinvolvid in the power to love 1
Charles E. WoodrutI of New Britain,
has confessed to forge-rice amounting to
“0.000. lie was unrated and held under
$12,000 bonds for trial.
William Tourtelotte, a Protestant. and
Miss Mamie Scully. a Ibumau Catholic.
were to be married in Mtddletown Wed-
nesday evening. birt when the groom
called to take the bride to the Protestant
clergyman whom he had engaged to tie
the knot, her mother refused to allow
her to participate in any ceremony not
performed by a priest. The wedding oc-
cured last evening, a priest officiating.
ILWTI'RE Putt HORSES AND COWS—TWO
hundred lndflfty rim-s. Good fwd; plenty
"fit-mil rpriug water. Apply to John ll. "I'IXIIOII,
Nurwalk. IpZ' tw
0511'")! AS tIOL’BEKEEI’IR Olt ('ARB UP
Invalid. Addie-I Int. )1. C. Iltlydtn. Nor-
walk. Ct. 26-20
(5001) LAI'NI)ItlLS8.~WII.LINO TO ASSIST
with chanihcrrvork. [lest reference reourrul.
r; 253 t Mitzi. W. H. EMILE. 70 Bust Ave.
‘tiliN'I‘t-i TO SELL TEA f‘Ol'I’EB. uPIt'BS,
1 etc. on salary or commiibion. Call or address
Ilnrriwn Carin-n. ucn‘l agent for tinnd L‘nion Tea
60., 58 Chapel at, South Nero slit. apt! 2'.)
\
foiiEZfioiiio BENT.
F‘AC’I‘OItY FOR SALE OR TO RENT. CORNER
Day and Ibrytnortd stru-t. Inquire of It. A.
Woodward.
TIDE-AWAKE
the borough.
0Y8 to ticll Tun Samurai. in
pply at No. '35 Main street
.39? . 99.13}?
QH'ONUIIASDI'I'RIGHT PIANO FOR sALl
A. t'bcu,r, Address I'.O. Box "It,“ South Nor-
vvulk, t't. ap'n tf
L'C'I'ION SALE—IN COMPLIANCE WITII
the action of the Congregational Society II.
n meeting beldon Dec. 16th. 1‘l~‘.'. notice is here-
by given that the Corvgrtzntlonnl Church property,
locsud on utterly ride of Main strict. South Nor-
wnlk, Court" will be sold at Public Auction. on the
pmmlm. on Monday. May 6th, 1.550. at 3 o'clock p.
in. Terms amt conditions made known at time of
sale. JOHN II. PEItltl‘i. , Sade, ...
nuts.“ s. tiriotvx. Tommi”
JACOB M. LavToNJ '
up? 1m
TWO choice building lots, 50 and 6’1 feet front. on
West avenue. Apply to W. C. SAMMIS, or
I. I. lIUY'l'. fI'.’ tf
, . ._.'1.'°__!J3'!‘;-_
. FL’I:$l~lli»If) nadir—1'0 LET. KNQI'IRE
1 :2!.\o.l1>'mingm. “if. 3)
ccnsrsusu rnox'r- noon 7 by with
floor. Pleasan'iy located. Two minutes
walk from depot. Board if desired. Enquire at
No. 55 South Main at. spite—:0
LARGE FURNISH!!! FROST ROOM FOR
two gentlemen. Two minutes walk from
Address Lock Box M7, booth Norwulk, or
" ,'_'Sentiacloflloe. spear:
lzl'IlNISIIED ROOMS 1'0 LET. COR. NORTH
Main and Pine streets. opal-1w
TO LET.
“kw no DESIRABLE horse on ravnbri
avenue. I'ulor.rrtting room, dining room.
Infotainment;
Millard ill
I. M, IIOY’I'. Hunger.
Sat. Ev’rig. Apr. 27,
The New Four-Act Drama,
tiliii El iiiil,
Dramst lacd from Mrs. Ward's Famous Novel.
A SOCIETY PLAY OF THE PRESENT
By | Strictly Flrrtcll. Company.
Prices as Usual.
Beats now on sale at noyt's South Norwnlk, and
Gregory 's, Norwulk.
Music Hall, South Norwalk.
Piilli'iiiiil. Pliliiilliiliil.
DR. BEARDSLEY,
0F HARTFORD,
Will deliver I scrim of
Five Illustrated Lectures,
In Music Hall, commencing
Monday Bv’ng, Apr. 29
1L.
Course 'I‘lcltetl, - 01.00.
filnglc Admlsrrlon, - 25c.
spat 1w
Nor-walk Opera House,
QL‘IS’I‘ARD it SON, Managers.
Friday Evening, May 3.
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
Miss Adele.
Aus ller 0hr
PIANISTE,
Will Give a Complete Recital.
Tickets, 50c.
Reserved Seats 15c Extra.
Chart A r1120". Infant 3 Son' Nor-
walk, mugs. 80. Ngrlvvnlk. .'
To "New York
In Less Than Two Hours and a
Half.
The New and Paint“! Steamer,
ing. In the Middle States partly cloudy
to fair weather Will prevail, with Blight. kitchen and pantry on tins: floor; four eiccptng
taclc-I. No portion of these has been
mmnmbdthrmmmrecwdnmntwumoms in
the com an "s Ilanbur a'ent, . . . . , , -
P l . Y 2 our citizens can afford, In making the from a vioundtd artery would betnvalu. This Will make thing-1 hum at the fac-
thermal changes, and fresh northerly to
northwesterly winds, preceded by rain
near the coasts north of the Chesapeake:
and in New England cloudy to partly
cloudy Weather, with slight thermal
changes, northeasterly winds and rain
on the coasts, folloWed by clearing, ex-
cept on the upper coasts. On Sunday,
in this section and in New England. fair,
slightly warmer weather will probably
prevail, and on Monday warmer. fair
weather. The present outlook for Tues
day in this section is generally fair.
Miniature Almanac for To—Morrow.
High tide Low tide Sun rises Sun sets
9.46 3 39 4.53 0.47
THE LQCAL This.
Mrs. George Simpson, of Mr-riden, is
visiting with relatives in the borough.
The annual election of olllcers of the
Congregational Sunday school will take
place f.o-morrow after the usual session.
The barge “flame Cock," and schooner
"Green County Tanner," are unloading
coal and stone at Raymond Bra-r3. wharf.
—Uphand Bruin—makenice fiting shoes.
A. H. Hoyt & Sou sell them.
James W. Hyatt has sold, through 0.
E. Wilson, lot No. 2-1 on the Connecticut
Turnpike, to Cornelia F. Dunn, of Ridge-
field. ___.._.
—Try Qaintard’s ice cream soda water.
Boylston's baby carriage factory will
be closed three days next week to enable
the employers to attend the celebration
in New York.
yesterday a photograph of his f a ' .lcl'.
It was the first photograph that iii : old
gentleman ever had taken.
A special school meeting a bi to have
been held at the East Nor walk school
house last evening but owing to the
‘ storm the attendance was not large and
the meeting adj‘rurned until next Friday
evening.
—A good 8-inch range for $12. Head-
quarters for Tinware. Stoves and Hinges.
Hanging lamps $215 and up. W. 11.
Meeker a Co. “,—
The steamer Cape Charles, which is to
run between New York and this crty this
Iummer, came up to this city from New
York yesterday afternoon in two and
three quarters hours. The boat was
obliged to stop five times during the trip
owing to the heavy fog, and at one time
aCIptuiu Byxbee was obliged to use the
sounding lead. This trial thoroughly
demonstrates that the boat is perfectly
can worthy and safe and just suited for
this route.
—Bsby Carriage- nud IAwn Outfits, tit
Whitney's, No. 18 N. Main.
. .y burgers on Tlilt'- i if:
J it iron Pirotln rs. of too lror 'llgll, re-
1' .t- d two (’ villltl'i :l sick-y b cycles this
inutn rig. Tot-(i in mi inl‘ the-r.- hand
.- m»,- lll‘ll‘ll'rltl or X it an'k l~l greater
lit in the Ill-via J irk~ it are alv »- to sup
ply. _
—.»\. II. Iloyt & Sou Fcil youths‘
shoes at less than bankrupt prices.
Au f‘flirlf has in. ii in i in to c' we the
sin.- < in this city or To» - liy. All llthi'
srgriiriail their wdi rigue s to do 80
r.\' rit Sc ilirlil A: ll :y: a: -l I“. I). Law-
ton a Cu. It i ow ltit'kd as thong-b the
\\i-tt"'i .wir “'lcli‘ r i-o 111 NW York on
that day.
Two young men from Norwaik, with
two of New Canaan's fair lassies, enact-
ed the “balcony scene" from “Romeo
and Julie-t." one afternoon last week to
the ediflcation of passers-by on lower
Main strut. Yum! yumi—New Canaan
Messenger.
—Try tgnintaril's 1C" cream soda water.
W. S. Bailey, who is home from his
Pennsylvania trip a few days, will prob-
ably speak at. the Temperance Rooms,
Dibble's Block, tomorrow at 3 30 o'clock.
lie is much interested in the amendment
work in the various states, and specially
in the possibilities for Connecticut.
—Received this week. from the factory
and foundry, goods and ranges at the
lowest market prices, at F. II. Nash &
Bros.
A rep irt app—it’s iii one of our weekly
r :"IipttrJlrr 4 Ill‘ll. the bou~e of Austin
\‘. mo. irt C .ltlllr‘l'ly I’lonmwas entered
Il'lz'll. and $195
vtll under a bed upon
wuich Mrs. WW i was sleeping: a gold
watch and dia nil ring Were with the
money but w re thrown aside by the
thieves. 'l' - burglars, it is said. entered
by a win my on the ground flror and
mad.- illrt‘t’ escape without alarming any-
one or leaving a clue as to their identity.
Two men, who are near neighbors of
'.lr. \Vil-‘rrrn. were seen this morning by a
bummer. reporter. They had heard
nothing a the robbery until they saw it
in print this morning. It has created no
excrtcmcnt in Cranberry Plain.
I
in in”; was takmi i
—Cabinet pictures of ‘Warhington, a
I. T. Hayes & Cola, borough.
The Celebration Postponed. V
Owing to the rainstorm which prevail-
ed ()ur Brothers' lodge did not celebrate
the seventieth anniversary of Odd Fel-
lowebip at the Opera House last night.
The hall was dark and the janitor stood
at the foot of the stairs to inform the
few who ventured out that the celebra-
tion would not take place until Tuesday
evening, May 1. Despite the storm a
number of Odd Fellows came toNor-
walk from neighboring towns to nth-d
best possible use of this wholesome lit-
erature. Anyone wishing the tracts,
can obtain them by applying to Mrs. H.
A. Delano. ' TV. C. T. U.
SeconiI‘An‘nlvegaryvufiiltovki-Il‘l. C. A.
Exercises celebrating the second anni-
versary of the Norwalk Young Men's
Christian Association will be held in the
borough Congregational Church to-mor-
row evening. C. A. Jewell, a prominent
businessman of Hartford, will address
the meeting and the local pastors will
assist in the service. Mr. Jewell will
address a meeting for men only at the
Y. 'iI. C. A. rooms at four o'clock in the
afternoon.
To New York Monday.
Those who wish to have the best view
of the great naval parade around New
York Monday can take either the Cape
Charles or City of Albany, both of
which will participate in the great de-
monstration. The ('rpe Charles will
leave Wilson Point on the arrival of the
7.56 Housatonic train from this city.
The City of Albany wrll leave her dock
in this city at 7 o‘clock.
Sweet May fit Coming.
The bees are humming.
Anti the small boy bankers for early fruit;
The skies are blue/r,
The gates are fewer.
And the damsel is trimming her bathing wit.
The weather fair is,
And warm the air is,
And the oriole in the orchard sings:
Arid hearts are lighter,
And life is brighter,
For house cleanings over again, by jinn; !
—Ilo.~tun Courier,
hurriedly; Thank-giving:
in accordance with the proclamation
of President Harrison and Governor
Ilulkeley, a short service will be held in
the South Norwalk Congregational
church on Tuesday morning at 9 o’clock.
Rev. J. A. Biddle Surprloed.
Rev. J. A.‘ Biddle was pleasantly sur-
prised at the close of the Thursday even-
ing prayer meeting. lie is to commence
house keeping in a short time and when
he reached his boarding place on the
evming above mentroneda truck load
of bousefuruisliing goods were left at
his door. Tire gifts included everything
that he will require in housekeeping,
Mr. Biddle will occupy the house recent-
ly erected by Wm. H, Smith on West
street. ‘ '
lteulkizdattTt‘T-Ef—
Sit-an Ni bun to Bi iilgut Cunningham,
house and lot ti‘.’Lit’v-’r)cu$prrng street,
kind.
theories are not meddled wrtb, brtt facts
are put before the listener in such a form
as never to be forgotten.
sels soap which contains no rosin, costs
Sc. One cake of Brussels soap will do
as much work as two cakes of rosin,
First comes ”Lottie," the pride of the school,
Who ucvcr o’crt-teps a single rule,
Always ready with a willing hand
To lead her help whenever she can.
Next cornea "Emmellne," the quiet girl,
With III’iL’IlL brown hair always in a cart.
She's t lent-ant as a general rule;
Always learn:- her famous well at school.
Then dark eyed Tessie," the girl r0 bright,
Always the same from morn untill night. ‘
From a pretty town she world: her way;
"or heart is always light and gay.
Now for the belle of the rrlrool I'll ray
Only this: her name is "laughing May."
She's very met-ring and cutting too,
But she's the belle,'so we‘ll make it do.
q , (in come:- another from out of town,
' weet May ‘9 coming. Light hearted “Sadie." with eye! of brown,
Iler home is among the rocks and hills,
And sweet babbling brooks and fixrpll¥ rills,
“Minerva" from “last Norwnlk" arrives.
The man she marries will have n prim.
Although she's small and very tony,
She‘ll make her wedding trip on a pony.
0f black-eyed "Minnie“ I now will write,
Who always looks so neat. and bright,
Distant and formal she always is.
Always Good morning, luster or Miss.
Gentle "Bill" now follows on,
Perhan she‘ll lead the life of a nun.
When she lenverl her home where the tall chestnuts
0r maylnp she'll try souls to rave.
New “Sadie" the free and easy one,
Who will good natured take a pan,
She walks about sober and quiet,
As life Is Ihe‘l‘lliiing to try it.
Next "lay" who from the hill comes along,
Greeting her classmates with voice and song.
This her last year of school will norm end.
When with other duties her time she'll Ipend.
0n comes “Amy" the girl fair and tall.
Who has features very nice and small,
I picture for her a life so gay,
Out in the wide world winning the day.
"Hurdle" loves the sunshine, shadow and shade,
She's a gay school-girl. doomed for an old-mid,
. 800'! III II l
from aclotbes pin to 3 china tea sett 5wngflan’WILTthr'p'3d m.
With her winning ways comes dear “Kitty."
And with her black snapping eyes so pretty,
The hearts of may she wlll beguile,
A: through this world she goes with her smile.
Now for "Frank" the little gentleman,
able toa man in an emergency of that
In all these lectures the pure
—R-)sin soaps cost 5c. a cake. Brus-
_,,, . L. __ .. .
Dedicated to the Graduates of 1889.
PASS”: ll. I'KIIEBIIII.I..
Wl't',
Who's always sure to aid when he can.
thebelabruiou.
_ A mlufonnry he'll surely be.
$2,440. In some for and distant country.
Patrick McMahon to Catherine Bres- Harold W, Iteplinonmylongltst. ‘
nan. land on LIL-13‘ street. $500. When irony- goodbye he'll her-rich nth-ell.
O. S. Siritur'i to Charlotte 1’. Cioiut, wmlmludlwlmhmm
bun-e and "lkhn Aieh street. Ball . I ”.m'
5 - gunmen-3mm funny.
[II up until-tn ,
—0nscnkoofBruueluoIplquunl to ”humwmmm “"7
two ops-u min up. nun-dynamism.
found, save the small particles beneath
the skin. '
The fierce-nessof the fluid and intense
heat was shown by fusing the eyes of
the two upper buttons on his coat. Lev.
rtda Adams, who was also injured, is
now so far recovered as to be out of
doors. lie tIltI not regain his senses per-
fectly until Tuesday last, lie was badly
burned upon the legs and also on the
arms, both fruit the fluirland his clothes
catching tire. The INJUI'Cd ones are now
all on a way to recovery.
Saturday night's storm in Newtown
was accompanied by large bail stones.
Lightning struck in several places. The
“U? Hiya: In I’ohtatuck it struck the
northeast corner of Frank Mitchell's
hotlm‘.sphntering the siding and stop.
ping the flow of water througha lead
pipe. The water, however, ran freely
the next morning. About 20 feet south
a slightly blackened aperture shows
where the divided bolt entered the house.
The spiral spring of the curtain was sent-
tered throughout the dining room, many
pieces lodging in Mrs. Mitchell's hair.
Under the table at this window was the
dog, which was instantly killed, and a
chair front which had just been vacat-
ed by Peter Mcvaeeney, the hired man,
was smashed. All lights were instant-
ly extinguished and the room filled
with broken glass. Crashing through
a partition. the electric fluid entered
the bedroom at the south end of the
L and made kindling wood of the bed-
stead. though Mr. Mitchell's revolver,
which lay on the bed. was not touch-
ed. Had the storm been half an
hour lat. r, it would have found
Mr. Mitchell in bed, which was
demolished ands tragedy might have
resulted. He was standing in the bed-
room door and says that he felt some-
thing pass over his foot, which pained
him for some time. Passing out through
the opposite side. of the house, the cur-
rent follovredawire clothes line to a
post twenty feet away, and then was
grounded. The Lie considerably shat
tered and extensive repairs will be nec-
essary; about twenty panes of glass were
broken.
woeful-kin; h '—
D. J. Gain of Forestville, father of I].
N. Gale. photographer, has, during the
past year, been busy inventing and per-
fecting a new and improved striking
mechanism for clocks, together with a
tum-back. It is considered a valuable
invention and a patent maybe granted
upon it at any time, no the claims of the
inventor have been allowed at the patent
omce. The invention will save clock
manufacturers at least. one cent per
clock. The competition in clock making
to so strong that manufacturers think
that a saving of n quarter of a cent on a
clock In worth taking advantage of.
Someonnosm make 100,000 clocks lu-
anally.
lorir-s afar-r a while. In the meantime
jobber: are lru~y shipping straw goods
and titlingdoplicitr-s in felts. Most of
the i';t\t:ict.1 among the lrlflll trade are
pick-rig upanit sending in quitea good
urrrrryw. irlv. rod with settled weather
it i ks as to ozh time would be a very
g‘ lS. g iill' :r-zvuimic.
t,‘ il'w. ir-i {rum tire v. ix! - rl-r buyers
are if 'uil g» ’lnvril trrotr'rvleyvnr rally
is t'trf“ I"LLILll"iiifllItXl"’ii'i1k(')Cdl'
t it.
Jim» r, f. r I: v;;"«h ~L'lT hat: is on
tlr-v rm 1.. i- ~;i-. l iftt'lllfv ~r-rrtirrid-rri'iouv
the "lit '. m as f r nrxt l‘all will be
\- _v l-ruuiv iui r. ~_~-4r>f in v ._. f.:r any
~ . in lztiN (2'. “inc .l ‘i'ii'llin'ik‘lln of
ib-v'lfl wiry lh f'vttli'llla,‘_I'flVKII-‘Jlefh'
tri‘rirn r,-.2-- i": or that fr) percent.
druy in il.i- r: -.' ~ a'wl :: l-nt ting them on
hats at “or rent. will main- L-wlf felt
this swu r. (rut [1217: ‘1ir’er-l-9 rlttifllll
biog ll: 1 nl'tlt- r to Lie . agent on cf the
"lIl,:Tr'-'rn' 'rtive-i if their
ll [Tr :rll’ii tlwifi'W'v 3!. Oil" ‘.
.~ .,,.. ir.~le r: rubles are ItiiOllr’rI from
New J r~ey on rig t r a mom-on of
way-4, but it l-‘lrr‘ilf’rk’rl that they will
her ly I".llpttl"»tr)' and that no :erious
iii-turn ll‘tf” w it err-up. With tire duty
at at [merit «in manufactured hats it
would i c wry I’liilillt'xl in for the jours
to be at all arbitrary. for tlri-t would only
force their errip'iiyrr-i from being manu-
facturers rntu lfllrmrlel‘. with accuse-
qurnt lost! Cf ruroioytnlul at any price.
TneU..rrrge Valley fair batters have
only thi irrwlvrr to thank for having
both up a very p .w-sr tli(1',';trlillll'-n of
independent h1. r"". not if by tireirown
folly alltl gerwr- an" + tiny liaveenabled
the ittvl» pander!“ to e~ rir'rish a low scale
of [HIP-:1 they had ik‘ .er arc-11K the sit,-
uatiorr and not. lose HIP-If bold entirely,
as at this writing err ems to be more than
probable-.-—Ihtt.~r and Farrier.
[villi-W.
A Crud-l Ted.
Prestidlgitateur'—Tha'e,dr,l have tnkln
thkmtofyourltomnchl
Underfed Outlaws—Well, hon. ulna
yam-uclovu-utertnkoltougtrylfyc
un‘tputthornbuthncksglmm—wq.
attic. [louse has furnace. range. hot and cold
water, stationary tat-2. I’M'Qiol immediately.
Inilnireonthz premises. orof lbs. Wm. II. lily-
tnarrd, I’. 0 Box an. apt?»-
Removal.
\ R. BIS’IIOP HAVING MOVED Ills BOARD-
. trig business to No, 0Chatriut 3L, would be
triad to Ice b-s friends there. Rt'orn Inn board
$6.0) ptr rm 1:. Table board 91.00. BISHOP.
up!) iv
A card.
'I' HAVING COME 1'07)” AWESTIOX TIIAT
the report is rrrrrrrnt that 1 am manned. I take
this method of denying the statement. and request
those who havrhztnrculated the zeporgnto now take all!
muchpsinsin yrngr: n- t ev re in . u-
gntiag it. ROBERT GREEK ES.
excl-i7
So Removal.
DR. G. S, KENDALL has not moved his dents
utilce. but in at the old mud, No. 9 thing
ton st. Iiixrrs: 7.5 n. in. till 6.30 p. at. run") tf
Removal.
III New York Tea Co. has rented the building
now occupied by .I. T. I’mm'tt, 4’: Iain street
where they will open about the first of April with
an unusual tine stock of groceries. d2!) 3m
llavilaml’s I-‘rull Store.
IIOICB ORANGE. BANANAS. PIGS. DATES
all kind of nuts, ranted fruit. crmfcctiancry
and reliable Flower and Garden Seeds. McAllLster’s
Bird Food and Gravel. st
C. A. IIAVILAXD‘fi. 25 Main 8L. Swath.
Oysters.
052 desiring oysters opened fresh do! all
procure than of 8.1. WILL. K,
0:9 if Foot of Raymond st.
George R. llndcrhlll
18 now in town selling Household tic for
cash or by installmu at price. can»
firm. Pirates ‘ bargain cancel] at No.
Burma! St. cm. limo tr
, Notice-School Tax“.
113 TAXPAYE‘BS 0? 1'8]! SOL-"I'll XOR—
vrnlk Union School District are hereby notified
that the district tax of three (3) Infill on the dollar.
warm the town ”easement list of 13%. It a meet-
ing of tbedietrfct held on the 5th day of June, 1898,
It the Franklin r-trcet school house. will be due and
payable on we In (by of May, 1550. at which time I
shall be ready to receive the name at my date, 8
Wuhinnton street, mud floor. Penalty at the
rut: of nine 0) percent. I ya: from lay I, 1590.
will be charged onnll bills :unniti' unprud cm and
after June 1, 1m. 1’. A. OLLBS,
Collector of Taxes for South Now-1k Union School
District.
Dated. South Sornlk, April :1. 1&9. one In
‘ €01.th BIA strum.
The out y Safety Biryr‘e having hollow, nnm'en
feline. A perfectly safe road wheel for ad or
young. by day or night.
The New.Columbia Tandem Bicycle
New in ltock. Cur be ridden by Indy and gentle-
tun.
Boys’ and Ladies’ Safety Bicycles
min 812 to ”J. Second-hand wheels In stock.
Call and no this: renowned wheels before purring.
lng. Catalogue-on application. ..
Jamison 3309.,
Jewelry Store, Kori-Ila.
spa
Capt. Prod I. Rnbec,
Will commence Making Dally Trips to
NEW 'X’ORK,
Monday, April 29, 1889.
Comfort, Safety and Spool.
Popular Prices.-
So. Somalk to New York. Single
Trip, torrents; Excursion, 70 cents-
The Steamer will leave Wilson Point on arrival of
"non-drank" train laviufirb‘o. Norvnlk at 7.50 n.
In. Returning leave New ark, Pier 45 Ell! River.
foot Kaiser's slip, st 3 p. in , and 315: Street, last
giver, 3m p. m., connecting with trunn’ It Wilson
dint.
Always Take the IIonsatonIc Line. ,
For further information apply to
THE NEW ENGLASD TERMINAL (:0.
BIDSEY STARBUCK. V. P. is G. I"
2136 South St. New York.
.. (I. E. 01.93. Agent... Wilson Point, Conn. . up“
BENTElllliAij
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Wailhlilt’stnatrnaflll
‘Pr. all—Naval Parade. . l.
W"- 3041mm; Parade...
1"! l-cIvIc Par-dc.
3—Special Excursions-3
5%
City of Albany-
Leave South Norwailt 7 a. in.
Excursion Tickets, 500.
Returning [Alive Pier 23, 3. IL, 3.40
p. It; Balzac! sttp... .
Theme-urban! CityofAlh-ny h maul in the
Naval Par-dc. thereby affording a fine view of. the
display. for which an extra (are of Mt, com
trill be c .
“armorial: ll. Steamboat Dock. South
Norwnlk. Conn. Ila III!
Sauce—(my Taxes.
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