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SOUTH NORWALK. CONN, SATURDAY MA3 4 1889.

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THE EVEXl3b SIL'TINIil

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SOUTH NORWAI. I

‘35 DIAIN HTIII" I" ‘.
NORWAIK.

"but ALARII noxus.
No. Iii? S....pi)ll&llRRde
mules In dt1xrl,hlid
Ito a. Day stunt. owner of 'l‘ollos llNCl;
Day tarts-t and all factories.
No. I, (‘orner of Iain and (‘tmeorvl streets; “i at
1) Donovan' v house and J. C. “'iiI-olt' r

ki‘ y II All
hole tin
key I! 1‘

No.11. Franklin street school; k l, at «him houn-
and residents of William Smlih.

No.18. Concord street 0 poalte school; key at Ira
Paul‘s residence, 0.1:)Concuriltrroet and

Ilttllfutwfl

No.14. Iain street cane: of Ann elm-t: key at
Wolf's saloon and all factorin-

Ito. lb, llkh street corner of Burton avenue; key

Dicker-man‘s resld once.

MAI. caun.

One “who at 12 o‘clock noon for Standard Tune.
”Two strokes of the hell (that l-l) signifies fire in
m‘l‘ltroc strokes- of the bell ghost 1 l) signifies the
city water II to be turned 0

flmUflIOII N I" IOLDIM

ltlvc Information of a tire In your Imme
hborhood unlock the box door: till the
way down once only, and let t e book
fink...“ up the box and do not open or tonrb the
again haul the next fire in your neighborhood.
Danotattempt to rename the key from the door.
Thet‘hlef Engluoorwill me that Is returner! to Its
min-r place. SAIL‘ Ill. Idiow AN.
Chief Engineer

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mtg;

N. 3'. Herald Weather Forecasts.

The Ndflllwedlt‘l’ll depression now sp-
pmdiing Northern Mi iii-solo Wlll prob«
ably advance cast-wittliwurdly, skirting
the upper lakes, causing warmer weather
in the country east of the Mississippi till
Tuesday. Temperature rose slightly in
the United States yesterday. The chief
minimum reported was 32 degrees, at
Alpena, vritb fronts near the upper lakes:
the chief maximum 70, at Bufonl. D. T.
In this district til-day warmer. fair
weather wtll probably prevail. with light
westerly to southerly winds. On Sunday
in this section and in New England
warmer. fair weather will probably pre-
vail, with fresh to brisk southerly winds,
followed at night by cloudiness and by
rain in this section. and on Monday by
partly cloudy to fair weather, with
slight thermal changes. preceded by rain
and followed by slightly lower tempera-
ture.

llnlatnro Almanac for 'l'o-Dlurrow.

High tide Low tide Sun rises Sun se ta
. 2 8 30 4. 4’3 6 Til

LIST 0!" LETTERS

Remaining uncalled for at the following post-others
fortbc week ending Iay 4, 19‘). Persons call-
ing for anyof those letters will please any they are
advertised.

Soc-HI Nonwatx Pour Ol'rlf‘lll—C. Baron, T. W
Bmun.llra.l. W. Bruno \lrs. Lottie Bear. 1’.
Romulus Chat. Bra—h. lots .1 I. (Hussidv

Campbell, Wm Cartwright John E.
Camidy, ohn B. Slap pp)" 2. James 1". rue. Miss J.
Collart, Ilsa Inniic nnlavey, Virginia Down,
In. Win. B, English Miss Katie l'iizgorald. Ira.
Samuel Fevgaon, Ire. Eduard Guyer.I rs. lien?
0.110 Iim Nettle L. Hoyt. Henry G flour
omni- Kelley. Mrs. Philip Rot-her, Iissl.illic
l.Wllliam ll. flylion-p“ Ira. OaIIk lnrbuxy.
Hm Jotcp h [and ockler. Annie In
In. Annia Iclicetvia. Mrs. Emma Ieyi-m
H Iurphy.Irs John Ionlton. Mary J. Moore,
Itch-cl Innagh. Inrlanna Inngcr. .Joseph ble-

Onlannsa, Ire George W. Nicb Ire. llanna
Ncwnnrktai. Ire Wm Orsborn. Mia's Sndie Phil-
'1’)". In. K. W. l’retto Oliver Pnrfoll, Capt.
antral. Rose.Irs llenry Roecoe, )lni. Rogers.
Joseph Sibotn. lit-s Clara Smith. Mrs chay Sam
ncl. Wm Sachter. Ira. 11.3. Strob Cornwall
Sumner, Eliza Jane. Iissll. Sammie Mrs Chartie
Walton. Mire lllizabctb'l‘a 'lor. Misttrttso. Wash-
aman, IissClara Warren, rs. “m. Zimmeiman
g‘olreign: .—Kovais Peter Sany In erson Plticolu

mo.

Baa? Nonw aux roar-omen: —Ir. J H. Pill-err.
Ills Jolie Gregory. Ira Tyson, Irs. Joseph \‘nn

Name.
HARRY RIDER. P. )1

Scan”; POST-OPHCII —Agnes Bryant. C 11.
Crawford. W. G. Daniels, Mrs. ll. P.11all.Jos G.
Hyatt. Thomas Ian-hall. John IcGili. P. I (Gene-
ral Delivery.) Fitch Raymond. Iain mRedding. Ire.
Iarin Sabin, Ira ladvi-arilJ.L Wad

A. .GOLDINO. 1’. 11.

Till] LOCAL NEWS.

The hydrants throughout the city were
flushed yesterday.

L. E. Bucknam offers wheels, shafts,
poles, etc., in for sale column to day.

 

 

—Hale,tbc dmggititdias in a new lot of
Chamois skins at very low prices.

 

The. regular meeting of the Board of
Councilmeriwill be it?“ Monday H‘rll-

., ing.

The Norwalks-a—odjlaizkett, C-arbart &
Co. are playing ball this afternoon on the
Baxter ground. _ < -_

——Baby Carriages and Lawn Outfits, at
Whitney’s, No. 13 N. Main.

John Hunt. of Shelton, the New Haven
News saye, has been engaged to travel
for the Hoyt and Olmstead cigar com-
pany of South Nor walk.

> Invitations are out for the marriage of
Miss Hattie S. Hoyt and Arthur H.
Barnes at the First M. E. church. Wed-
nesday, May 15th, at 3:30 o'clock.

—Fay'a Prolific cumut bushes. 2 vv-ars
old 81.50 per doz. Dudley E. lioyt,
Roton Hill.

The old Congregational clin- ch .proper-
ty will be sold at auction re xt Monday
afternoon, at 3 o’clock. This ian fine
property and will go to the highest bid-

or

Norwalk’a new steamboat. the Cape
Charles. is not exactly noted for her
beauty, but when it comes to making
fast time to New York or home again,
she “gets there” every time. -Stamford
Advocate. -

Ir. Henry J. Adams of South Nor-
watk, has formed a partnership with Mr.
Wm. F. IIcCabe, and both will carry on
the plumbing business in this city In the
future under the name of liicCabe a
Adama.—New Britain Herald.

Willis C. Butcher, nine years old. who
was sent illegally to the state reform
school from New Canaan ast February.
has been released one wrtof habmns
corpus, through the efforts of Edward
I. Lockwood, of the borough, who in-
terested kin-self in the can.

I‘m! Lauder has recovered from a
severe attack of pleuro«pneumoniti.

l‘rof. Moore's t'tlllllltt and canine part»
dox wtll exhibit at Music Hall May 10th,
17111111111 18th.

\lnrrrll I? L'lloiuinetllru have sold lwti
lot. on Riverside avenue to A. Subunits
and John Shepard.

Mrs. David Decker iii in a precarious
condition t i-diiy. ii iii feared that PM?
Will not recoi-Ir.

——t‘ ut Flowers, fresh to day, at Hale' at
corner drug store.

J. Imes M. Lane flllil sold tot ‘ha‘rlea A.
Sherwood a house and lot (7511-55) on
the Bull llun road.

William E. 0.357.; has a turkey' a egg
that in straps resembles a past. It i a
curiosity worth saving. ‘

The annual meeting of the Iliard of
\rbll'y of St. Paula church will take
place at 4 o'clock this afternoon.

Sacramental services will be held and
members will be received into the First
M. E. church tomorrow morning.

—-Just received, at l’laistetl‘s drug
store. Manuel (iarcta, Henry Clay, and
(iarlxilosa cigars.

Stine April 1, ninety-nine dogs have
been licensed to carry on tho barking
and lighting business in Norwalk.

. There will be communion at the 10.30
service at the city Congregational church
to-morrow. Other services as usual.

Miss Adele Ans der Ohe. tho Illrllfl-
gurshed pzauiate, delighted it large and
fashionable audience at the Opera House
Iast night.

The Young l’eoples‘ Association of the
First M. E. church will hold II sociable
at the residence of Mrs. Eben Hill on
Monday evening.

Michael Mclncry of Winnipauk, drank
too much South Norwalk whiskey yen-
terday and this morning deposited $2
and costs with Judge Knapp.

The Bright Stars and the Clippers play-
ed a game of ball on the Baxter grounds
this morning. The former team was
do-feattd by a score of 12 to 1

Rev. (‘. M. Pegg wtll preach to morvovi
evening upon the subject, “The Running
that Wins. " Sacrament and a testimony
meeting will be held in the mun: ing.

The usual Sunday afterno in song ser-
vicc will be held at the rooms of the
Young Christian Association to-morrow.
General Secretaiy Wilcox will Irld the
service. "

—Read Hale's—list o—f Imported Cigars.

At the Advent Christian church in
Eat-t Norwnlk to-morrow morning Rev.
ll. ll. Tucker will preach the semi-
annual sI-rmon. llis evening subject
will be “Springtime."

The Ladir s Aid'Socicty of the borough
Baptist church hold their postponed so-
ciable at tho Athena-um oti Monday
evening. A tambourine duct by young
ladies will be an attractive feature of the
affair. _

Rev. C. M. Selleck has not yet signified
his intention of accepting the pastorate
of St. Paul's church. It is expected that
he will give a favorable reply to the call
at the meeting of Board of Vestry this
afternoon.

A good time is planned for Monday
evening at the 3'. M. C. A. rooms when
the Outing club will be organized of'fic.
ers elected. The interest taken in all the
outdoor sport promises to be greater than
eve r this season.

At the borough Methodist church to-
morrow there Will be communion ,rocrp
tion of members and baptisms at the
10:30 service, and in the evening the par
tor will preach on “The Great Demon-
stration and the Greater Forces Back of
It.”

Wilson Point is now, and will soon be
a very important railroad terminal.
Saugatuck and Gregory’s Point will soon
follow. The two places will monopolize
all the railway freight traffic of Western
Connecticut. Massachusetts and Ver~
moot. The whole freight business will
lemeBridgeport and New Haven, and
tin-y will soon baths dullest places in
.‘v’ew England. NewLindon will take
the bulk of the freight traffic of New
England enstof the Connecticut river,
and soon be a great railrom terminal.—
Westporter.

Dr. Prior was recently called to attend
a case that presents some peculiar feat-
ures. Near High Ridge there is a family
living and the wife is the mother of 14
children, none of them twins. All the
children live at home with the exception
of two. These two contracted scarlet
fever at New Canaan, and then came
home and gave It to the rest of ,the fam-
ily, except the parents. Here were 14
children with the scarlet fever and the
physician had to mix the medicine in a
pitcher. A small bottle would not go
round. All are now doing well.

—A good 8-inch range for 812. Head-
quarters for Tlnwars, Stoves and Ranges.
Hanging lamps 82-75 and up. W. H.
Meeker & Co.

uteri-coin Church.

Geo. Van Alstyne, D. D. pastor. At
10:30 communion services, reception of
members and baptisma. At 790, preach-
ing. Subject: “The Great Demonstration
and the Greater Forces back of It.” A
cordial welcome to all.

 

 

1 Bill llilllll

Andrew Jacobs Thrown From
His llarrlage Ill East

Norwalk.

Andn ~.v Jacobs, a farmer residing in
Wilton or then-abouts, drives to But
Nirwaik every Sunday ll t-‘ll butter
and eggs, by which he gains II livelihoml.
This morning he came down as usual,
and had disposed of most of his load,
when a very bad accident occurod. He
war driving on the Woetport road,
and having a good horse. he was
going at a lively gait, when
the right forward axle broke, letting
that corner of the wagon down suddenly
throwing Mr. Jacobs out. His head
struck on a sharp rock lying on the road
aide. (in was rendered unconscious.
lie was seen by Mrs. Godfrey, who lives
only a short distance from the place of
tlieaccident, who with her son John.
came out and took the man into their
house. When restlirativcs were adminis-
tered and consciousness was regained, he
immediately expressed a desire to be tak-
en home to his wife. Medical assistance
was summoned. the wound was examin-
ed, and a bad fracture of the skull was
found. He was taken bonus in a back.
The physician expressed a doubt if the
man will recover. lie is 02 years old,
and has a wife and two children. one a
boy of 8 years, audit girl of 12 years of
age.

l’lallSOML MENTION.
('Ipt. llohannan of Virginia. has been
Visiting Dr. John Bi-lnnnan in this city.
this Week.

Miss Lillie Perry, of Cleveland. Ohio,
is visiting her mother, .'llr:-'. (I. E. Perry,
on Washington street.

Miss Ellen ll. Waterley, of Cambridge,
Mom, is visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
Rubi-rt Farrell.

Mrs. Frank Struliell and daughter

Maj Iric have been visiting the former's
parents at Milford.

Ill' ‘I'LIHI LODGE NOT 1'" IflILl),

So Decide-l at 3 Special Mcclltig Ilelrl
Lust Ironing,

A rprciul meeting of Butler Lodge, 1.
ll 1) l-‘., VI as held last evening to con-
sider ill. .I iv mobility of erecting a build-
ing o: l t :w ir Washington streetlot. There
has a fair Willlndlllce and the "latter

was II nrotiglily discussed. A Vole with
lain-II and It Was ducideil nut to build.
The Int \vill probably be tits-posed of.

A Little 'I’nx Matter Explained.

Tax ("ollector T011951! sending out bills
for city air-l rl'lIII'VI taxes on the list of1
1‘65. .‘lotiv taxpayers li ve no doubt
donned a dIfTv’ffltCt' between the two
bills in the amount on which they are
assessed. The cause of this will become
plain when it is understood that the Un-
ion solioel tax Is laid on the town list
and the city tax on the. city list, which
are made up by two distinct sets of ntli‘
cials, acting independent of each Other.
What is apparently an error in the valu-
ation of property to simply a difference
in judgment on the part of the assessors
acting for the city and town.

—Ask _your dealer for Brussels soap.

3‘9 Acllon Talc-n.

A special meeting of the East Nor-
walk School District was h: Id last even-
ing to make arrangements to pay off
part of the indebtedness of the district.
It was decided to lay the matter over
until the annual meeting which will be
held in June.

. New I’lonscfurnlahlng Store.
E. L'. Kerrigan opens today his house-
furnisliing store at 10 North Main street,
which is to be known as "The Univer-
sal." In another column in adverti<c-
mint will be found prrticulars aid in-
dncoments offered to purchasers.

—There Is no more economical soap
made than Brussels.

Sontla Norwalk Baptist church.
Service at 10.30 a.m. Sermon by the poo-
tor, subject.“Tbe temptations of life and
the price of them.” Sunday school 12 In.
Preaching at 7.30. The pastor requests
the largest possible attendance of the
members of thet'hurch and congregation
at this service. Public generally and
cordially invited. Union communion
service of the borough and South Nor-
walk churches at 3 p.m. at the First
Baptist church.

 

 

A :Ilerlrlen Plrrn Embarrassed.
The Meridon Ialleable Iron company
is financially embarrassed owing to the
failure of several western concerns whose
paper it is holding. Last evening the
employees in the iron and brass found-
vies, numbering 250, were informed that
their services would not be required until
further norice.

Sprlngwocd ll-lon Chapel
Subject Sunday evening, "The Early
Days of Christianity, "—Acts 12 :2-5
Wednesday evening, “Loves Token.”—
Inrk, 14 :3.

Possible Lecture.

Should Dr. Beardsley remain in town
Over Sunday. be will address the people
of South Norwalk-on the subject of tem-
perance to-morrow 8 p. In. at Music Hall
under the auspices of the W. C. T. U.
Further notice given in the churches.

Trlnlty Church.
Second Sunday after Easter. Litaay
and holy communion with sermon at
10:80; Sunday school at 18:15; "en-on;

 

 

and swam at 190.

‘ V t \ t v v
liliTlill'l AINMhNTb.
“Running Wild."

This evening at Music Hall John Wild
and astrdng company will present the
musical farce‘comody. “Running Wild."
The New York World says: John Wild,
who was a favorite at liarrigan'a Park
Theatre for several years, made his debut
as a star in this city last night at the 31"
Theatre, and was given an ovation on his
first. entrance in "Running Wild." The
new piece is like most of Its kind. and
can only be described as made of fun,
song and dance. It certainly affords
llr. Wild abundant opportunity to intro-
duoa his specialties of black and white
face, many of which are familiar and
He made a success and created unusual
hilarity while on the stage.

 

llr. Itaardaloy'a lactate.

1):. Besrdaleyy will give a special loc-
turo this evening to ladies only. As
Music Hall is otherwise engaged, the
lecture will be in the old Baptist church,
or Salvation Army hall. The ladies who
have heard the course of public lectures
just closed will need no second invitation
to bear the one this evening. To others
we would say—you can‘t afford to miss
the lecture this evening.

Frank A. Rohhlna' Cirrus.
Monday will be circus day for Nor-
walk. Frank A. It Ibbins‘ wild west,
hippodrnnie and caravan circus will ex-
hibit on the South Norwnlk bans ball
ground. One hundred celebrities are
advertised to perform remarkable foam,
and in addition to the ring psrforrnan :e
there will be a fine display of animals in
the trienageric. There will be a gorgeous
street parade at 10 o'clock in the morn-
ing.
~3'ou don't know what good and
economical soap is until you use Brussels.

Ila-II of llopo Entertainment.

The Band of Hope Entertainment last
evening. though not quite so much of a
success financially at was hoped for, was
in all other respects satisfactory to those
most interested, and gave pleasure to
those present. One object in repeating
the concert was to call in and interest a
larger number of children and so In»
crease the membership of the Band. The
admission was free to the children and
at the close of the programme eight new
names were added to the roll. The pro-
ceeds of the entertainment will be used
to purchase singing books, temperance
lesson books and papers. or whatever else
may be needed in the Band of Hope work.
Tire superintendent's aim Is to give the
children thorough temporancsinatruct-
Inn and n cordial invitation to extended
to the parents to be present at the week-
ly meetings of the band as well as at the
cult rtainmonts which will begiven from
time to time. '

—Tako your prescriptions to Hale's.
Nothing but medicines of the first qual-
Ity used

Return of the General Secretory of tho
.‘urw-lk 12.“. C. A. for Apr“, 1889.
Attendance at Room ............... 1,432
Daily average .................... 55
Attendance at 4 Sunday Song Ser—
vices ..........................
Attendance at Gymnasium Exhibi-
tion. . . L .......................
Attendance at Menibers' Tea .......
Attendance at Dr. Beardsley's nine
lectures ....................... 1000

205

300

125

Total attendance, 3 .062
Business calls .................... .150
Letters “hint-n on 3.11.0.

Work ......................... 10
Letters Received .................. 1.")
Letters of introduction to young men 1
Written notices .................... 15
Committee Meetings held .......... 3
Business Meetings of Association. .. 1
New Members Secured ............ ——
Applications for employment ...... 2
Applications for employees ........ . 3
Applications for Boarders .......... 1
Books (1an from Library .........
Invitations Issued to Members’ Tea 250
To Young Men‘s Meeting ........... 900
Attendance at Public Anniversary

Service ....................... 800
Amount of Collection ............ $38 24
3'. I. C. A. Annuals Issued... ..... 2000
Six Sessions of Boy's Gym. Glam 9.

av. at ......................... 25

A. H. Wincox.

General Secretary.

_A IIoopllnl II _Kmlon.

. Plans are now being prepared at the
office of Architect H. A. Lambert in
Bridgeport, for a hospital to be located
within one hundred feet of the Soldierd-
Home at Noroton. The building will be
of brick, the dimensions being 116x103
feet. The style is plain but substantial,
a pretty porch extending along the front.
Two long wards will run out from the
main building something similar to the
Bridgeport hospital. Each ward will If!
commodatelo patients. Achapol will
be located in the building. The whole
structure will be in good hands, the sup.
crintendeot of the home being Dr. Ian-
son, who is well qualified to take charge
of the hospital as well as the home.

—Brnsssla soap beats the avoid.

 

Was It a Wake?

President Clark's can which were
switched from the New Haven road to
the Houoatonic road with distinguished
guests to attend the funeral of Ir. Bar-
num, bad a line display of wine bottles
and glam on a table in full view of the
people at the depot. The mourners evi-
dently were having a very good time.—
Brldgcport lander.

—nnm buy a

 

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STATE SCA'l'l‘ERINGS.

 

will!!! poatmutrr at South Woodstock.

Burglara are abroad in Isriden. Three
plants were broken into Wednesday
night.

Alumna Benton, adopraved woman,
aged thirty-five years, was found drown-
rd in the Connecticut river at Hartford
yesterday morning.

President Charles H. Barnard of the
Hartford State Bank, has been attacked
with apoplexy and Is not expected to re-
OOVOI'. His age is seventy-six years.
Ali-ck Wayne of Bridgeport, who rs-
csntly attempted suicide by cutting his
yrht. again tried to kill himself by
Jumping from a moving train Thursday.

was caught as he was about to jump.
'. S. B. Donohian,a Turk, who In doing
a prosperous business In rugs and precv
ions stones in Hartford, will start for
Constantinople May 15. and Will return
with awife. He will go ton IPllllIfr
seminary and pick out his bride.
A syndicate of Hartford and Spring-
field busine- men have purchased 200!
acres of property on Long Island Sound.
including llntchett's Point, near Old
Lyme, and will erect several cottages
thereon for speculative purposes. They
intend to establish aquiet summer ro-
sort for private families.
A court seen sitting in atree on the
corner of Washington and Cedar streets,
New Haven, about 7 o'clock yesterday
morning, was shaken down, and aftermat-
ho had bitten aman in the hand was
captured under a soap box.
Yacht club dates: Opening sail. Thurs-_
day. May 30. Ladies’ day, Friday, June
7. Annual regatta. Wednesday. June
12. Ladies' day, Tuesday. July, 9. An-
nual cruise. Saturday. August 3. Ladies
day, Wednesday, September I.
Warrants were issued at Stamford yes-
terday for the arrest of Roxey Moore and
Connors. prize fighters, who broke into
Sheriff Swarta'a pavillion at Sbippan
Point, with a crowd of their followers
and engaged in abloody combat. Ten
of the fifty spectators are known and
have agreed to pay for the damage to
the building if their names are sup-

pro-ed. wmfl 7

-Bs convinced that the um tur- nonr-
ical soap in market' is Brussels.

A BRIDGHPOH INVENTION.

 

flow It Went to In York and [low It
Yard.

The Bridgeport News tells of an inven-
tive resident of that place who, after
cogitating with himself went out and
ordered a tall stool built after his own
design. Then he went to New York to
see the celebration. carrying his private
watch tower with him. He dragged it
ashore from the boat and took it up
Broadway. The News says: “Selecting
a good pornt of vantage he proceeded to
plant his stool and prepare to enjoy him-
self. Just at this moment, however, be
found himself and a crowd of about 10,-
000 at odds. Every man, woman and
child in the 10,000 objected to having a
private grand stand set up before their
very faces, and told him so in a loud and
earnest tone. He tried to argue the case
but it wasn't a me that admitted of ar-
gument in their minds. They simply
fell upon the longvlegged stool, and in
less timothan it takes to mention the
fact there was no such stool in existence.
It had gone through a transformation
act and come out in the form of kindling\
wood. The inventive citizen surveyed
the parade from the ground like any
other individual and came home wrtb
just asmuch less luggage than he car-
ried away.

The barge Came cock is at Wilson
Point with coal for Raymond Bros.

A New Aaalatzc-Jailsr-
Sheritf Clarkaon has appointed E. A.
Tibballs of the Wheeler It Wilson band.

-— assistant keeper at the Bridgeport jail,

to succeed William 8colleld, who has
held the position for ten years or more.
He will probably enter upon his duties
today.
“WIT-TEES.

It is a mistake to suppose that because
milk is a liquid food it is at the same
time a drink which is capable of satisfy-
ing the-thirst of infants. Although milk
was hunger. it makes thirst more
”I!!! after it has remained some time
intbe stomach and digestion of it has
begun. It is thirst which causes healthy
breast-nourished infants to cry for long
periods of time in many instances.
There are many cases of indigestion due
to weakness or insufficiency of the child‘s
gastric juice, which would be greatly
bencllttod or even cured if the child
were allowed an occasional drink of wa-
ten—Medical Classics.

~8-inch range $12.00; glanware and
crockery lowest factory rates; lemon
juice rxtradlor 15c.; stoves stored. F. H.
Nash & Bros.

(m llro-on Walton.

By death, suspension and removal the
membership of the Veteran Volunteer
Firsnren’a association has become re-
duced to about 100 members, but the
expenses remain the same that they
were with double that number of mem-
bera. ‘At a meeting held recently the
amocidtlon voted to to the dues
from .1 to 82 per year Jo held weekly
meetings and to have 1' metal gathering
ones a month.

 

 

can can: 911m nan.

corona-r. (XIII!!!

 

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Woodard.

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. , . 3;
his mil-alumnus animal-ii. mm

Samuel H. Pbllhoa was yesterday ID' '

_- run sane.

AC Sittl nOl'S‘l'Ilt GROUND PARTIALLY
planti tut near 'l‘aiavnlal Minnie. tale.
”3 Taylor A Golden. Real Halo and Insurance

 

SII‘OSDBASD PIANO IN HOOD OIDIIL
Will be sold for 3.50, It sold soon. re-
lion lit, Iorwalk. II {-7

\VlllTu IN Sl‘l‘tl Oll SISOLI. POLIS AID
hafta.wllbeaoldcbaap. Llluckaall.
Water street, South Norwalk. nil lw

 

 

OFFICE—PURSUANT TO AN OBDIB or
the Court of Pruitt“ forth: IMDldrlct of flor-
walk, the subscriber hereby odors for sale the rut
mute known as the ad formerly owned and
accepted by Sylvester} Sherman, d . Said
tral estate cousins of about two road. of land alt-m;
alert on C street, In South Norwalk,w
dwelling house In llratclua condition with newer
and wurrronnectlmand barn with stabllng for

twohoreea TALLIADGI BAKER.
will .9 Administrator
”ligating. -Irt coartuacs “m
headland thew Sadat

h vanthattkv coal Church m.
lr’ca‘t‘edonaastcrl II t Iain street. South Inc
walk,Coun..wllt aoldatPnblchuialnn on the

premium, on Ionday In! on. 1D. at 8
on. Term audcou Ionarnadc known at that) of
sale. JOllN Ill Illlllle,

 

Society’s

lll BAI a. snow

on 1m raooa I. nit-roll. lc‘m' m"
frontal

TWO choice building into, to andflfeet
West-venue. Apply to W. C. HSAInlil or

 

TO LET.

US. 1100IS.S0. b BURY ST 800'"!
Romain: m1.” Also Ive too-iron ooh-t
Ave, Bart Norwalk; rent .8. All Ingood order.
loraeulon atone: applytow. tonnes-t

wood ".00 Int. I!

II AID DlSlRABLI llOL‘SI 01! TAYLOR
avenue. Parlor, sitting room, dining room.
kitchen“m and try on Int loot; four sleeping
roomonreconddaontworoona In
lltlc. Sousa has furnace. range. but andeold
water. statiotnry tubs. Pane-ion Immediately.
lnqnircontbepremraqorof In. 11. Bay-
mood I’ 0 Box“. “spill-

 

 

Information Wat-toll.

NIIORIATION IS WANTED 01' Till WEIR!-
abonu of Gould 11. Saunders, who left his boats
at ”Maestro“. two weakaago. lfanyoae Isharbor
lng him they are requested to let kiln go. “he hll
not supported his is for six weeks.
11111.th SACNDIBS.

No Removal.

R (l. S. KENDALL has not moved his dents
other. but Is at the old stand, No. D Wat-hing
ton at. lloure: 7.“ a, on. till rm p. II. thrill tf

llavllantl’s l‘rult Store.

11010! ORANGBt BAIAS AS. HOS. DATES
all kind of bull, canned fruit. confectionery

and reliable Flower and Garden Seeds. IcAlllstcr'a

Bird Ppod and Gravel,“

'A llA\'1LAND'S.BIaia St.. Norwalk.

Portralta

I oil, -I and crayon. Black and White
Pasta . Artworkofnlldcacrl tlona.

D.O C00 Stamford.
1'30eg llAlJORAS, Norwalk.

 

 

 

 

Notice—School Taxes.

11! TAXPAYIRS 0' '1'!!! SOUTH NOE
walk Union School lnstrzrt an hereby notified
that the district in of three (1) mills on the dalar.
laldonthctown manhunt linofl”. at a moon
log of the district held on the 5th day of June.
at the Franklin street schoolhouse. will be due
payable on the 1st day of May. 1380, at which tinnl
shall be ready to receive the some at my once.
Washinoton rtroet, second floor. h-nalty at the
rate of nine (9) per rent. a year from Iay 1, use.
will be charged In all bills I! and
after June I, 1&9 P.A. Mm
Collector of Taxes for South Norwalk l,‘ nlon School

District.
Ira-ltd. South Norwalk. April 5.1”. and 1-

Noriega“ Taxes.
11! TAXPAYIRS 01' THE CITY OF SOUTH
Norwalk are hereby notified that the city tax
often (Immillaontbe dollar. laid on them
meat list of 133. at acity martin held at the Sal-
vation Army Barracks. on the 1 day of February
tion will be dueandpaynblcon the latdayof In
1399 atwhicb time! thallbercady to receive t
same at my oflce. 29 Washington It. .. up stain.
I'rnully at the rate of 9 percent a year from Iayt.
1839. will be charged on all bills rcmainln unpaid
on and after June 1. 1889. P. A T01. ‘1.
cColleetor of Taxes for the city of South Norwnlk,
onn
Dated South Norwalk. April 8, 1E9. apG 1-

Eiilil Fill Hi'l‘l} Ill}.

1111'! AND LACK “Am BLACK
Iinornu. ”harm“

Plymouth Rocks and mm
. S. STD INS. South Sorwalk. Ct.

Elias LIST

apha-
—0'—-

lllllllli ' I. hills.

LORD BBACONSPIELD,
LA APBICASA.
OPIBASo
LA VISTA
PANB’I'
PM: DH ABBAWSA,

HOST.
LA CAROLINA,

 

 

 

 

 

 

In addition to the above I carry a'
stock of twenty five different brands of
Domestic Cigars and believe I can suit
the most fastidious taste. Persona that
are in the habit of buying by the box are
invited to call and get prices, which will
be found reasonable

ERHALE.

The Draggist,
Cor. Malta and Wall Streets.

Hill 1011 Hit 118. iii.

WI. II. nuns. Pialdent.

 

Aunts, - - - 0 93,480,185
Surplus. - — - 13,549.09.
Income In 1888, - - 18,401,!”
Now Bunions, 1888, - 125,010,131

Writer Non-Matting ‘l'ontlas Policies without
restrictions! to residence. travel. or WI-
aftatwoycarsandgnarantostngtha rctarnofall
prrmluinrpaldand tbsanionntofthapollcy If
dmtbocraradarlagtbs'l'ontlnancrlod.

lta 'l‘ontlaa policies have be. Inst-h: fo'
asvaalyearaandhavepaldaurvlvnraa ”In“
oflatrran than I- orbsrwh obtainable ca Irat—
dauntcnrltiaandbcttartkaauyotblmr

sustains nndcralgncd for mun-r. rtvlls

Your age.
A. L cumr, Canal
law lava,

 

 

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Oysters.
— 3 IIOSI desiring oysters Whe- dall can
T recount them of ll. :1. t‘ Uri-11.1.. y
Mt of Buyinond St.

.. ”Mouth mar ._il.Il‘rfllh «hall‘Mt shim

‘ w. I68Klll’l'mc "I
Ittiar. law tarsal If”. J'Lbblng.

 

I'lcy
Bicycles, I nibrellaa Inland Parasol- lred. Knives
Stream and new)“ Ground. Latin owcrii lf-otialr
oil and Sharp-Ml. Intl far
It. runner, -_ _

 

I UPlltA'l'lVfl AND IICIIANICAI.
DENTIST.
Iflffllfl'mfllwlm for extraction of teeth
wit at extra charlie. “own work a Irinctaliy
t5 Washington St. So. Norwalx. Ct.
‘ OBRSLIJ L'llfrIlDllU WOULD AGAIN
i call thi attention ottbnae who want homes or
lot- that they have a supply on hand that will
he oflerod my low for next month or two Six
florist-son Ibo Benedict farm altered at labori
Also all kinds of insurances an

half a price.
auctionol- ring

‘ uncouth-nan u

FURNITURE,

Carpets, Stoves, &c.,
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
The snbrcribtrbaa constantly on hand allot

of recond- hand furniture. which he will 'lbpoae of
at 0'an reasonable prices. Secondhand furniture
ind: bought and called for.

W. PODHORE.

Bunion It.. Iprlngwood.
ants in

Here They Are!

Coach. Bond.
Drought
and (ton-val Purpose
Also Trotting and Saddle

At Brookslde Stock Farr-a.

To New York

In Less Than Two Hours and a
Half.

The New and Palatlal Steamer,

Bane tharles,

Capt. Fred I. Byxbec,
' Will commence kahig Dally Trips to

NICW YORK
Monday, April 29, 1889.

Comfort. Safety and Speed.

Popular Prices.

So. Korwalk to New York. Single
Trlp,40reals; Excursion, 70 cents.

The Status will leave 'ilatm Point on arrivalof
"Bonsatnnic" train hadn‘t”. Norwalk at 156 a.
In. Returning leave New ark. Pier to East River.
foot Raisin. slip, crap at. aild Ills: rs: reel. last
Riven-3

B1,. connecting with train: a'. Wilson
Always Take the Ionsaloaic Line.

fllrrfainmrnla.

PROP. .1 l’ lt‘llK'llIlI .......... I .donl
JOHNS. NBWBIRRY . . .m

DI UfiIO IIA'J‘ a.

I ll. llOY'l‘. Ian-gov.

Sat. Ev’ng, May 4,

The I'oplllof Stccntrlo New York Win

Mr. John Wild,

I'iidI-r the. Personal Ianagoincnt d
Ill. 11. I. KAYNB.
In the [amt Musical Puree Comedy,

Running Will.

do lxploiilou of Snotbaad 1&anch will b. yu-
aentcd by an exerpttonallyatrt-g meal-y.
Brilliant and Ilalgcnt Star- la Comady'a lull.
Catchy and America Songs and Chara-es.
Ludit'rons abandons. Grotesque Danni.
(load Iorningl Good Evening! floodlit-clout I
Seats on Sale at lloyt‘ I and Grqtory'l.

DR. BEARDSLEY

Will lecture

TO LADIES ONLY
This Evening.

Silli'l‘lflll Milli HILL.

Admlaslorr, 2512.
Girls under H, 15c.

Si. Pili'i Slillillil-llliilll

Will hold a

Bazaar, Supper

AID --—-

Entertainment

—— AT 'I'Hl —-—-

OPERA HOUSE,
Wednesday it Thursday,

May 8th and 9th,

COMMENCING AT 4 O’CIAICK.

Fancy lrticles'mnm‘

Supper will he Served from 5.30

The entertainment will be by twelve young ladies
worsening a'rralnl ng School which willbcrv-
produced during the Fair.

Come One, Come All.
Admission, - 15c.

T103875 FOR SALE AT THE STORE! 0P
Iiro Agnes Pitch, Legrand Jackson. J. S

 

 

 

 

 

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For fhrthrr information apply to
'1’!!! NEW ENGLAND TIBIINAI. co. '

SlDNEl STAIBUCK. V. P. .k G I. i
m SonatbSt New York. 1
C E OLDS. Agent, Wilson Point. Conn. aw,

CASH”
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ONLY LOOK .
Pillsbury's Bat Flour. pevbhl ................ 3775

t. u u .- m _” 1w

PincButtor . ficlb

t " ....... flclb
dt’é‘fifim " on

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PincI'Ixod'l'ba .................. ..:!iclb
lie-t ............................. melb

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OoodlnncbIrlk Carnal

Drain

CalifaniaCbcrria ..........
lvapovarcd Apples ......................... lklb
Driedl’rachca ...

 

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l. limit lentils.

Co. Goo. Ward Selleck. Norwalk. ll. 8. So.
an t 7

Nnrwalk and at the door

 

 

U COLUMBIA SAFETY.

feline. 1".§."u“..li¥“.{i'.“.:3”g.l°a“f'rt. (id or
runs. by a: or night.

The New Columbia Tandem Bicycle
Nowinrtock. Caubcriddenbyladynnd gentle-
man. . ~

Boys’ and Ladies' Safety Bicydcsl
Proust-tin . Wwbedah “ .
renowned

190
Cull and see there wisd- betas
trig. Catalogues on application.

JACKSON 8809., p ‘
Jewelry Store, Norgllt.

QUINTARD’S‘

 

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LIST 0' BYKUI’S. '

oco Lara.
smaraltitta. moment.
\ASILLA,

ON. ME
riaaarru. one 1'.
Gianna. mum.
no" cans. Iona.
corrxa .
xnc'r LII! smog
TOXIC , snwam
arc. fl

Quintard it Son’s.

 

92 Washington Street.

Drag ists.
Ii Iain Street, sot-nil.

 

NEW YOR

Astonishing

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of nuclei

 

GRAND QFENING

THE UNIVERSAL

EEO-DAY, -
No. 10 North Main Street, South Not-walk. Conn!

SOMETHING LONG NEEDED.-

K PRICES.

xvmrmuouv

lilllllE Filllilliillilil iiillllll

—A'l'——

Low Prices.

.Glnu. 'l'lll. Woodc- nud Wlllow Ware. All III.
are. Pall assortment of Lamps ofcvory description.

DON’T FAIL TO CALL AND SEE US
NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS.

E. 91-" KERRIGAN.