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SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. THURSDAY, MAY 23, 1889.
PRICE rwo casts. ‘ '
THE EVENING SENTINEL
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NORWALI
VIII! ALAN" BOX“
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anchors-ones oflcolndq-ousiuiho
MOW-trout.
mot 1'olkisstrcst,ukiystti
Masculine
lo. 0. moflslulndt‘oncmdslrwle; kt-yst
£1!wa WSWIDOJ.C.WHNO'II'IC
Sula. hankllsstrssirchwt; kcst «hoot Liam
scdnudoscaol
Wt lllla- .Smltb.
lots. War-at.
ts school; key at Its.
Post's maltose. 0.10 Conceal street. and
Him
No.10. Islam's-at corner Ior Ann street. key at
Wot olf‘ssslonusnd al l.factorlus
'0. to. "NhD‘ strut-t curries of llayview aren't-1
Dickarman' s residuum.
mow
Ole limits at I2 o‘clock noon for Standard Time.
hostsokssdfis hall (this I—ll signlles Ire ls
Mutt-d dtlslsil usi— l-l) dnlhthc
debbhw “it
msrsucnnssro sxr sows-s.
“will." “33.1%: hflbfiflfl
alltkswaydowsoncsculy. andlct tlichwk
:dutupthsboxsuddosctopsn or touch the
ash sstll tkaasat lie in your neighborhood.
sustunpttoreuiuvethc key from the door.
(Nat [winner will use that Is returned to its
muses. SAIUILC Formulas.
hlcf Engineer.
I. Y. Herold “ osthcr ForceSats.
The cool wave" now overlying this
notion sad the lake region will probably
move outwardly, with light fflirld, this
morning near the lower lakes. A large
dcprsoiion, extending from Tc us to
Isuitoba, will probably advance east-
uortbeast, causing a “warm wave" in the
Atlantic States on Saturday. Temper
sturc fell In the Eastern and rose in the
Western half of the country yesterday.
The chief minimum reported was 20 (lo-
grees at Marquette, Mich: the chief
maximum. 8!, st Dodge City, Kan. In
this district to-day, cooler, fair weather
will probably prevail, preceded by c.0ud-
iness near the coast in the morning,witli
fresh to brisk northerly to Westerly
winds. In the Middle States fair, cooler
weather will prevail, and fresh In brisk
northwesterly winds, priceded by rain
near the lower Jersey coasts and follow-
cd by higher temperature, with winds
shifting to southerly in the western par.
tlona, and in New England cooler, partly
cloudy to fair weather and fresh to brisk
northwesterly winds. On Friday, in this
section and in New England warmer,
fair weather will probably prevail, with
fresh westerly and northwesterly winds.
becoming variable and shifting to south.
crly in this section; and on Saturday
warmer, fair weather. and on Sunday in
this city fair to partly cloudy weather,
folloWed at night by rain.
key
lint-taro Autism for Tip-Morrow.
Hich tide Low tide Sun rises Sun sets
7. 6 l 13 4 25 7. I?
THE LOCAL NEWS.
Arthur B. Bennett is “subbing" to-Ilny
for mail carrier Glendenmng.
The “Crystals" of Barton wish to hear
from all amateur teams in this vicinity.
Buckingham post of the borough, has
chgaged Heine’s band for Decoration
Day.
The Senate yesterday acted in accord
with the assembly on the Iiou-atooic
railroad petition.
"““'—“.
If. H. Parsons yesterday sold u very
handsome team of carriage horses to
New York parties.
The Court of Burgesses and the B mid
of seicctmcn have accepted an invitation
to participate in the D:coration Day cxr
clones in the. borough.
Examinations for teachers’ certificates
' and for entrance to the Normal School
will be held in the Union School build-
ing “South Norwak on Augu9t28 and 29.
The cadets of Colonel Robert; military
whool made a street parade in the her-
ottgh yesterday afternoon. They were
complimented on every hand for thvir
soldterly hearing.
Mrs. A. J. Pulling, Wife of one of the
best-known and moat popular conductors
on the Danbury and Norwslk road, dled
yesterday morning at 'Danbnry, in the
- forty-fifth year of her age.
Among the yachts from Weotport
which will either take part in or appear
It the regatta atCedar Point next week
srs Ifr. Watts Nerds, E S. Wheeler,
Jr’s. Go Softly and Mr. JohuH. Jen~
nings’ sloop, no name.
—Conley’ s [new Cream Pavillion I I! ‘se
bridge will be opened to-day. Rand’s
ice cream will he served. Boats 2., let.
The business men of this cI y defeated
the Norwslk Y. If. C. A. biki‘ team yes-
terday afternoon, on the liaxter grounds
, by a score of 28 to 20. Ashton and Hunt
were the battery for the business men.
, The new “Record of Connecticut IIHI
In the War of the Rebellion, ISM 5," pun-
lhbcd by the sdjutant-general's - files by
ystttbority of the General Assembly, Jan-
, gory sessions. 1886-1887, is now ready
for “he. It is s work of 1,030 pages.
Pesos Weinberg, a veteran of the Sev-
ostocnth Connecticut volunteers, left
Ila-walk for the west several years ago.
“ lows Is now received that his wife was
bsrsod todcsth recently while helping
(night a prairie firs.
.PiswceI'CodisN..o.lAOK.ofthc
I. 0.. will “shit! their Sod anniver-
g‘q mlgkgwhb srscsptlousndosp-
of tboordrr from Pales-
{Id-d Sc. NorwsIk,sad
fulfil!" Saves, will
bridge Ilsa!” are visiting with Mr. and
James C. Sutton died last night at his
horn.- on Spring Hill.
Thomas Colburuhas iuovcd into his
m w house in Bpriogwood.
J tines Fitz Simmons has purchased a
building lot on West street.
r—‘iil‘h‘fltlfl'fllid Paris lirecn. Iif l‘iuis-
tl'll'rl.
Ii: iirv Hitler in making some needed
lutprtlvr'ult tits on his Spring street prop-
ertv.
The “Laden—"w a pretty jzh and main-
sa: I boat. was bought by (lsptaintfliarles
lltbec yesterday.
frank O Re-iliy of Stamford and Miss
Mary Carey of thiscity, wire in uried in
Stamford last evening.
Last night John Lulllow was arrested
for being drunk. Judge Knapp lined
him ti and costs this morning.
——~Nice Pilk‘citfl‘rfl', fresh every day, at
W. Howard Seyniivur‘s, 92 Washington
St. -_
The Jersey Blues, at l’tlilf‘ffliin, N. J..
have invited the Blue Stockings of this
city to play them a game of ball on the
forun-t‘s grounds.
The Val's llut Company yesterday pur-
chased a block of the original stock of
the Hat Forming Company, and are now
members of that firm.
William Ellis was arrested last night
for drunkenness and breach of peace.
He was tried before Judge Knapp this
morning and was flied $1 and costs.
The Clintons of New York and the
Norwnlks will play bass ball on the Max-
ter grounds at 4 p. to. Saturday. The
Clintons sraa first class club and a good
game is assured.
Clifford Mallory was kicked by his
horse in Springwood yesterday owning
and his right leg was badly cut by. the
hurse' a sh Ie. lie will be confined to the
hour.- for u Wt.- t Ir.
The ‘ Up Town Tourist" in yesterday's
paper stated that George and Hizekiali
Itiyniond erected the old town house.
Capt l/iuis ltiymond was the boss on the
job. He is now living at Five Ilile River
and is 9'.) years old. Louis Riymond is
brother of Marzt Raymond of this city
who is the veteran t-xpressman of the
town.
Those who haw-I favored Mr. lilack
man with orders for tuning pianos are
It quested to have a little patience, as he
has received so many that he cannot st-
tenzi to them all as soon as some who
have left them might wish. He will
take them in rotation. and attend to
everyone in the promptest manner possi-
ble. Onle rs may be left at this office.
Thomas Hunt and David Downes of
Georgetown were arrested last night by
railroad policeman lloyt for an assault
on Conductor B-eman and lirakcnian
Dice. The men were lodged in the
police station and are to tie tried by doc
tice [tough to—dsy. The conductor says
the men refused to why their fare and
assaulted himself and the brakcman.
Overs month ago the fisheries corn-
mittec, after eight vveelts' consideration!
unanimously recommended a. bill, pro"
pared by the committee, reducing the
expense of the shellfish commission and
embodying other reforms. In the inter-
val a portion of the conimitteemen
have changed their minds and
now recommend an increase in the
commissioners’ pay. Four members of
the committee still adhere to their origi-
nal report, as no new evidence has been
offered.
PER SO\____ ll. lllE\TIO\.
Mrs. 11.8. Elwell, of Cleveland, 0.,
is in town.
R Ibert Cunningham
Bmoklyu.
Mr. and lira. Charles Wilson have re-
turnedfrorn their wedding tour.
Mr. and Ifrs. George Hoffman of Cani-
is visiting in
Mrs. Charles Peters.
Dudley Knapp of the borough Is visit-
ing relatives in Port Jefferson, and
Huntington, L. I.
Nat Raymond, of Bethe-l, brother of
home] Raymond of this city. has re»
turned from a wintri’. sojourn in Flori-J I.
—W. & G. 0 terbanks sell Bmfil’iw
soap.
Locating tho Lights
Burgess Wheels-nonunion of the com-
mittee on lightnsmomponied by Bur-
geeacs Osborne, Jones. Sloan and Morri-
son, Clerk Perry and Borough Surveyor
Wood were out last night locating the
fifteen new electric lights for the bor-
ough. They found many dark spots
where lights are greatly needed.
Bosadlct Por- latter Box
The letter box formerly in front of
Grey's store has been changed. and peo'
ple will hereafter deposit their mail in
the box in front of Henry Jones' store.
lfr. Jones has on hand postage stamps,
etc., for the accommodation of those re-
siding in that vicinity.
-s.avl ms Psalms. If you combine
the contents of s pint bottle of Amino-
nia (as commonly sold) with six ounces
ofbsstsnspltlsjustwliat yougct is a
fivo cent package of zimnuls.” i ll!-
ssnplsstrse
(has. I. Seymour. So. Norwslk
(ha. I]. Velcro,“
A Tlll'lllll Fill!
lugs, at Wilson
PlllllBllllllll.
”A...“
The Damage Estimated at
$500,000.»le Fire
Caused by Explo-
sion of it lioro-
sciic Lamp.
The Company tollcbuild Iiuiiic-
diatom—No Interruption
A to Business.
Norwsllt has witnessed serious t'onfiag
rations in years part, but the one at “'Il-
son Point this morning surpasses any-
thing in the history of the town as re-
garils to damage. The news that greet.
ml the populace when they arose from
their slumbers that all the docks and
buildings at the Point had been con
sum. d was It big surprise, and the ext-m
of the fire could not be realrz Id until the
place had been visited. Tl‘m t-srly trains
carried hundreds of spectators there and
all came away impressed With the discs.
trons work of the flames.
At 3:30 o'clock n kerosene, lamp that
was selling on u bale of jute, exploded,
and in a moment the it lliiimble rub-
stime was in fl lines. It was In the merit)
freight house and as there wasa stiff
Mn 2-! blowing from the east it only look
a f'-w Illl'llIiPi for the firs ti get under
headway. A gang of workmen was in
the vicinity,hut the fire spread so rapidly
that Iflt'lfllful'u to extinguish it were
foul». ifal'liy action was necessary as it
was eVI lent that the entire doclt prop-
erty ;.:Id buildings Would be deatroyul.
fli~ fin-t tuiiig to be done was to save the
rte Slllrl’ Crpc Utilities. The boat dld not
have Mllflffll'fl! strain on to move her
wm els. and it was Wliil much dIlliCII'ty
"In! the suns yvlliir'tl urnumt III the Iron
ifll'mfrl' brill-4".
AI: erzzl. f' tht lit the (it ('k and it was
dicnlul to renal to XIII‘IJik for PI u-JIx
engine.
It was shortly after du'cltvck when
the licomotive and car suit altrr the
strain engine reached the depot in the
borough. Chief of Police llicltwo II,
who had gone off duty and was sleeping
soundly, was amused by repeated rap-
pings at his door by the men who had
come up with the engine, and upon lit-'Ir-
ing their errand, was soon on the street.
He sent a messenger to Warden Chol-
idge‘a residence to get perniis~inn to take
the engine out of town, and then hurried
to Dana‘s livery stable, wlims lie orden d
a horse and sent another "It'crl‘fllgf'r to
inform Chief Bigineer P.0wttt of the
fire. Returning tollie corner of Main
and Wall street the Chief rung an alarm
from box 15, the messenger amt to Mr.
Coolidge's residence having returned
with the Wardcn’s consent to take the
steamer to the Point. The alarm brought
out a goodly number of li:emen; the
steamer was sot-n loaded on the platform
czr waiting to receive. it. ml with as
many fircmon as the Iur Cull. l c mvm-
tently hold, the engine whirir-l away to
the Point. Chief I‘ro.vitt drove to the
fire at a rattling [VIC-1, reaching there
soon after the arrival of the train. LIH'I’
in the morning additional lines was sent
down, and every south—bound twin Im
the road carried sights-era and more
firemen to reinforce their» already on
the ground.
Upon the fire cv-mpimy’s arrival at
the fire their efforts were directed
toward swings large cvral bin and the
clock leading to the Iron transfer bridge.
it may lerc be slatul that “INT work
saved the bridge wli. ('fl n y be: his many
tilt wand dollars.
Ca the main \\ barf were slit-Ila. I fliers:
and freight house. Under the sheds
let-re seventeen cars loaded h’lih freight
and they, with all the buildings, were
family (honeyed.
It waned be hard to estimate the dim-
age on account of the large amount of
freight that was destroyed. The books,
papers and waybtlls are in the ruins.
Fortunately for Norwalk shippers the
steamer "Artisan" left the Point shortly
bu'urc the tire. and on build the boat
wi-re yesterday's shipments of hate.
The piles are mostly all burned off
several let-t, which renden them useless
for rebuilding purpose-I. The main dock
cost the Nef England T rminsl 00..
who own the dock property and build-
ings, about (230,060.
A mail Ibo knows something of the
value of the property, tub] a Saturn.
reporter that the ‘0!“ «acid not fall be»
low WflOO and he 'liuught that was a
low estimate.
The steamer “Cape Charles” left Wil-
son Puint on time this morning, but did
not have many ps-cngcrson board. so
it was battered the boot would not go to
New York.
Darlsgthsmorslsgthsplsoksssd
'lkksks-ss-wplsfcrscatnaodsy.
a
llelluclsanlllulll-
briskly and streams of water have been
kept on them continually.
Hundreds of people have driven to the
Point to see the ruins. There is very
little to see except the spot that only
yesterday presented such s busy appear-
once III-day is a barren waste.
Mr. Sidney Starbuck came up to the
Point this morning, and at once mods
arrangements to continua business with»
out interruption. lle Informed Tint
SBNTISI-zt. that the loss to the property is
fully covered by insurance, and that all
freight in transit is also fully covered by
insurs'we
II» hits ma ls arrangements to con-
tinue the business without interruption.
Frelght Will be handled by way of
Bridgeport and delivered in New York
as promptly as heretofore. Hat and oth-
er freight will all bit received here as
ususlsnd freight will be deliverul here
before daylight in the morning.
There Will beau interruption in the
pahreager traffic,' as the floating dock
which remains will be used for the
steamer Cape Charles.
So far as the bottoms of the company
is concerned. Mr. Starbuck says. no one
will know from the way It will b: done
that anything has happened at the Point.
Furthermore, the plant is to be re-
huiltatonce on u larger sud more ex-
tensive scale, and with every available
additional facility for the burrow.
Mr. Starluck also informed us that in
it few/”days passengers by the Cape
Charles would be given an additional
half hour in New York. and the time of
leaving New York he changed so that
the steamer will leave foot of Rutger at.
ut3.2.’i, and foot of 32! st. at3 45, making
the same connection with the up- town
train from Wilton Point.
Wm. ll. Stevenson and Supt. I‘ayno
veers among the early visitors at the
Point.
A telephone has been put up in the
first floor of the wind will for immediate
use.
Plifl' iix engine was brought from the
Point on the 12.15 train. At that time
only a few piles were burning.
Card of Thanks.
In behalf of the flousatonic R It. Cw,
I wish to publicly thank the Norwalk
fire department for the sfllcient service
they rendered at the fire this morning.
Their efforts in saving the property of
the company are appreciated.
I". C. Pnuz. Supt D. KN
-II your soap sticky? Uio Brussels.
.Div.
[From the Dsobnry Press]
Jlra. Albert I'ulllng' s Booth Wednesday
Morning.
Surrounded by her family, including
her mother, Mrs. Albert Pulling, wife of
(fonductor Pulling. died a hub: after day.
break yesterday morning.
llrr death, while not sudden, will nev-
ertheless shock a large number of her
mourning friends,wlio had hoped against
hope that rlw might regain her health,
and again with her cheerfuluess make
herself more than ever endeared.
The inronl of disease, however, was so
rapul that the skill of physicians and all
the known science of medicine was pow-
other; to save her. About two years ago,
owing to the peculiar nature of her ill-
new, she was taken to Dr. Thoma; sonic
tarium in New York. and there treated
with marked benefit for epitheliomn.
Upon fl-‘l' return home she seemed for
s time to recover in health but a few
montlu aft'r slio gradually became
worn” and for the past few months has
been a great sufferer. For eighteen
“Til“ she has been nearly all the time
confined to her bed.
“or physician. Dr. Cluson, blink" fun I-
ingly of the patience she has shown
throughout the whole sickness and of the
care and devotion shown her by her
{stably and friends. She fully realized
that she could not live and rrquestcd at
her death an autopsy be made and desig-
tinted some of those whom she wished to
nae-lit. In accordance with her desire
yesterday afternoon Drs. Clason, Wstr
son. Bollanebec and Miss Dr. Bailey per-
formed the autopsy and pronounced
death due to an epethelial growth.
The funeral will be held from the rest-
dence of T. Elwin Smith, 48 Ifsple ars-
nue, where she died, on Saturday at 2 p.
m. Interment will take place at the
convenience of the family.
all. Glovcrk Son sail Brunch soap.
GEORGETOWN NOTES.”
Mrs. John Way, of Bethlehem, Litch-
field county, is visiting friends in town.
Work on William Fryer's new house
near the Methodist church is progressing
rapidly.
Oar Swede populist" n has bgni greatly
reduced within the past ‘two wet Its,
about twenty having left town.
A young man named licfntyre, had
one of the fingers of his right hand taken
off the other day while at work in the
wire mill.
William Penn has left the employ of
the Gilbert 4: Bennett manufacturing
company and gone to Canaan to learn
blacksmitbing.
The coffee writable held at the residence
of David Lockwood on Tuesday evening.
under the auspices of the ladies of the
Istbodist church. was well attended sud
proved a gratifyl: g success.
It is reported that tho Gilbertl Ben-
nett manufacturing company will sue
the Bonsatoaia Railroad company to Is-
cover the value of their recent
lydsstroypdbyflro. itbaingslls'sdtkst
Modulated from locomotive
rocks.
—-Gss.fl.lkmssstlslrsssslsj‘sssp.
.l llEzi-TRTLESS MOTHER.
suit our. III was trans
auras rsol sins-tau
"If“. NIGHT.
kit's. Sullivan. of Antonio. left her
G‘SllloowmontH-oid baby locked in a
room alone from? a. at. sail 4 p. In"
Bull-y. .‘l‘hs child was sntlrsly asked
when found by Officer Ryan. who was
attracted by the baby's cries. The little
one bad crawled. for it could not wslk.
to tbs-window which was open and peer.
log through the blinds was crying at the
top of Its value. Tbs door was oovsrsd
with pieces of coal ashes and filth which
the child had rolled In and everything
bore a look of object squalor. Ofllosr
Ryan seat to his bouss for milk of which
the child drank a largacupful, while a
klnd-hesrtsd lady residing in the neigh-
bor hood volunteered to wash and dress
the child and furnish It with food. Tho
mothscw‘sr‘ 1min boats at it p. in. In
company with a male friend, who did
not stop to hear the lesson that Cnief-of-
Police Ellis gave her.
—Bnos Kellogg sells Brussels soap.
DIRIEN NEWS.
Henry Morshouse is ill with brain
fever.
The churches are prepsring for splcss-
ant tlms on Children's Day. Special ex
erclscs will be rendered by the children
and from what we have heard the ser-
vices will be more interesting than has
been the case in many years.
Saturday morning on the Brady
Grounds, tbs Elmwood base ball club
defeated the Crystals. In the sfterncou
they defeated the I]. ll. Sacley's club by
a score of It to 12. 0:) Saturday they
will play a picked nine at Noroton.
—flelng solid. heavy and absolutely
pure.llrossels soap will outlast any other.
Ocvoromsnt Envelopes.
Tris postmaster-general has awarded
the contracts for supplying the postofllcs
department for the next fiscal year with
registered packages and other official en-
velopes to the Morgan Envelope company
of Springfield, “3”,. and the l'izmpton
Manufacturing company of uirtlurd at
us so;
--Tbere is no economy in buying
cheap resinous soaps, when for a trifle
more you can buy Brussels soap, the
most desirable in the market.
llortford's Oran—d Llst.
Hartford city' a grand list for 1888, just
corupletod, shows a total of “.M’fA’il.
In 1867 the grand list of the city amount.
ed to $47, 043, 548. The increase for the
past year was $303. 923.
~—F.D,L1wton &. Co.
soup
sell Brussels
llarpor's Hannah.
Harper allagazine, In its June Num~
bu, my a graceful compliment to the
Illt'll who, in ricent years, have burns a
large share in sustaining the deputation
of its pages for artistic excellence. It
publishes an essay by Henry James ro-
viewing the work in black and white of
l-‘. D. Millet, Edwin A. Abbey. Alfred
Parsons, George II. Boughton, George
du Manner, and C. S. Reinhsrt. Accom-
panying the article are portraits of these
artists. and several Views of Broadway,
the old English village "in a hollow of
the green hills in Worchestershire,"
where Mr. Abby and Ifr. Parsons have
made their come. As if to confirm Mr.
James's appreciative criticism, this num-
ber contains a full~page drawing by Mr.
Du klauriermns t f Wordsworth's sonnets
illustrated by Mr. Parsons, and Prsed's
quaint poem, "Quince," illustrated with
nine drawings by Mr. Abbey. This
two "first appearances.” Miss Nannie
Ilayo I-‘i-zbugh. of Kentucky. contri
holes a short story, “Tether Alisa Ifan-
dy," and the English psychologist. James
Sully, in his initial effort in fiction,
"Friendly Rivalry: s Story of the Twen-
tieth Century.” Professor George How
on! Darwin, son of the late Charles Dar-
win. explains "The mystery and the
charm” of Saturn’s Rings." Joseph
Jourow, Ph. D., gives a clear,
scientific estimate of "The Prob—
[sins of, ‘f’sycbic Resign ic'fi.”" In
a compact urticle' entitled "The Negro
on the Stage.'f.anrcncs Hutton makes
a beginning in what has hitherto been
lacking—a history of negro minstrclsy
in America. In his second paper upon
“Social Life in Russia” the Vicomte
Eugene Melchior do Vogue follows the
summer flight of the Russian seigueurs
from St. Petersburg to their great estates
in the Interior. C. H.Farnham is the
“Montreal.” and the famous war corres-
pondent. Dr. William Howard Russell,
of an account of “An Incident in the
Irish BrbEliifln.” losinlments of “Jupi-
ter Lights! by Constance Fenimors
Woolsori. sud “A Little Journey in the
World, " by Charles Dudley Warner, to-
gether with poems by A. B. Ward, Harv
riet P Spofford. and an anony-
mous outbol’uomplctc the list of contri-
butions. Iii the Departments of the
Isgszinp, George William Curtis quotes
a hitherto unpublished letter of Motley
to a young literary aspirant; William
Dean Howells treats of a much-disputed
point in the theory and practice of Se-
tion: and Charles Dudley Warner touches
upon the fashion and the oitot “social
r-‘l'ryBi-onslssaspsndyos will
matrix.”
/uss
to“
number of Harper's Is also notable for '
author at s richly illustrated paper upon wmm
THE WA Tl-Jlt QUESTION.
It was supposed that. for tbs present
at least. the water question was ssttlad,
and with the proposed lacrosse of supply
by the plan adopted at tho lsstclty Insat-
lag any further expense for water would
be obviated for several years.
But a also is proposed now to take the
place of the one then sdophd that is to I
materially lnarassa tha wstcr debt.
ls claimed for this plan that It wlll afford
a better service on the hill. snd tbsrsfurc
ought to be adopted.
The call is for a new supply pipe to
distribute water on the bill.
This, we understand. will necessitate
an extra espouse of about 000,000
It in additional pressure ls nacdsd on
the tall. It is claimed by others that all
that will be accsssary to glvs it will ho
to draw from the proposed new reservoir
1th.
llsvtlsnd’s Fruit Store.
Clllllt‘k ORANGE. BANAN All. nos. DAT“!
all kind of Lula. cause If fruit, ouafmlunrr
sad reliable Flower and (lorries Seeds. chlllslcr':
lhutlsudflrsvsl u
c. A. BAVILAND'II. 5 our at. Nnrwslk.
stars.
huh can can
"mumps ILL. '
hierof Itoymcndflt.
“ORRILL l L'flolllllltl WOULD AGAIN
call tits attsatlasot those who want thesissor
lotslhst they hovss lamespply on hand that will
floral] vsrylow next III-Inth ztmtlia
'Im‘rcrf'
Sou-on this assault-trust casted
man‘s price. also all kinds of Insurances s
auctions-tins
llachlnc Shop.
At tht wCATBO III w. A. WSRELBII'S
shop Ianaowlttcdupsndssthrspamltod o
sllklndscf general lob Magsnd machlae repslrt rig
Bicycles repaired and new parts furslrlud. lawn
mowers mound ssd repaired Satisfaction guaran-
teed. Call and give In a trial.
"""°‘“' rim.
lower and of Water St. to. Norwalk. out In
3 03:?meth
. mas, pond talks Sushi
instead of the oas'drswnIf-dw ”washout?“ rIipu trim for Crusp In children.
which can bcdona at a small expense. mm ”pm“ ”a "m" "1’ mm M
The merits of these plans will be fully
discussed at the meeting to-tuorrow
night. sad it therefore bahqu evsry
tax payer in the city to be present.
There Is a manifest disposition in some
quarters to load this city with a great
dabt.wblcb has thus far been very rflact-
ively avoided.
There is also evidence of s my—wsy-or-
noowsy spirit that ought not to prevail
In public matters.
We therefore urge all persons who
have any interest in city affairs to be
present.
The time to attend to this matter is to-
morrow night. and nothing ought to be
sllowcd to interfere with it.
Turn out to the special city meeting
to-morrow night.
-D. W. I'IwFseijlo‘Brumsh soap.
--A VALUABLB usctrs. To give a
beautiful gloss to stsrcbed clothes and
toprevent the iron from sticking. add
half a tearpoonful of Zomonis to the
starch. 0cz. packages 5c;}lb. samples
free.
Chas. E. Seymour, 80. Norwalk.
Chas. H. Valden. Norwslk.
A Peculiar Old Woman.
Armatu- revolver has been fired OR in the
f’alais do Justice ivithout hurting any one,
says a Paris latter. Tkosuthoroftbo‘fi-
venture" was an ancient dsmc who had been
noticed wondering about in tho big ball lead-
ing to the diflercnt courts and known as tho
Sallo dm Pastu‘du. Suddme this vener-
sblo female produced a revolver from the re»
mot bar pockagsnd More snyonccould
interfere to prevent her she had
all tbo‘slx chambers in the direction of tho
—sctuslly without blinking. She ovi-
dentlyhasthestultof nRomsnuIsti-cn labor.
The old lady displayed equal coolne- when
she was arrested. She explained calmly that
she had indulged In this noisy demonstration
for the purpose of drawing attention to her-
self—a result which its bad certainly suc-
ceeded in attaining, for all the barristers and
people who were lounging in the hall at once
crowded round her. The fact was that she
was aimed in a Iswsuitlnwbichsbuwas
much interested The court, however, had
not arrived at a dechion, and in her impo~
ticncc at the law's delay she had brought
down a revolver and fired it off. The aged
par-son loaned to regard this proceeding as
thamost natural thing intlio world; but.un-
forhIntcly for her. the pollcodid not shat-a
beropinion,snd sbswasmorched of! to the
nearest station—Boston Hfl
John Slmmcnsof Galvdonfoundagood
sisadpcnrltnsdisbotrswoystassfuw
daysslnca. Bo placedtlispasrlin s collar
boxiuhisbadroom. Twodayslahhcfound
thcpaarlasott groylshma-witbsrsd
enter. If stinger Isplacadon tbspsarlit
hecombardandtborsdspotdimppasn
WANTS.
ITUATION'IODO UP STAIN WORK, OR
totakathacsrsofschitd. Applyst 14 lbs-
signed sva.tlouth1urwslk,rslldaccof Ill-l
ems.
A N 'I' B D.—TWO GOOD CARPINTIR“.
Apply to C. L. Ogdm. “album. It at
oasis no snu. 'rs cored. errors.
sshry addre-I
ctc,on or Inn. Collar
Ifsrriscn Gm'l t for Grand Union
TcsOo..lAChapc Sh, lorwalk. Iul'i'll
FOR SALE.
IDDLBK‘S TOP WAGON ll HIST-cm
audition. Tenant holy new. Clasp for
mob. InqulrvofflsrryltidchastNorwslk
3 Mn” . '1. ,
"sworn TACBTW," as rm
spud condition. Addras J. A.
mmmxmsmu timeout.
Ochoicc lac, ”Mflfd
"means... . .....s.;;:
1.1. no on
FOR. SALE ORTO BENT.
AO'I‘OItY cox IALI 0ft TOBIM'JSOW
Daysndltaymaudstrect. Inquire of E A.
TO LET.
NR HOUSI 011 '1'le BAIIIS PROPllt‘l'k,
dfr’ltnaas. “at? dp-Iiculsrs apply at ‘floyt's
as
Pharm. So. Non olk. Isl-17
Till max no.» IAIN ti'l‘., NORWAfi
talks some of Jobs loans,
in... 133's...” "”53 pariah. “at '3'.
ksvlsghasss m stars ft: 10 yurs.
“-3.1 J..ls-&
Watermmrnlk.’ 1", ‘Ifl
summon STORY 01 noon. Ito;
M livers-s. Allan-st.
Apulytollnmsstgcflaym. It”
!
00!! TO DIE-MD m3 0'
knsss out”. is
of Gum's Sm, Isak fogs
hcslgnst.uro..ofrfss lurinrsdlnk
m%i&unu hrssla by I. I. BAX’I'IR
South Vorwslk;fl. It BALE. Norwalk. octtoint
IDWARD I. ROWILI.
artvasrii’ii I. mare. 31‘ AI.
State or Connecticut, l-‘utrllcld
“Iggy, ss. Bridgeport, May 2‘31. A.
$0rdtrofh'oticc
1 port the complain of the raid Edward B.‘ ltoo'
ell, priylsg for reasons Ihsroln set forth, for s fora
closures; rertaln In bl“ to he 8 i'ou of
mango no returns a t a
Court. In for Islrflsld County, on the first
«lacunae-.1880, lt ngiosad bcln found
by the subscribing an ty that the airfield
County Agricultural Society. on lamina-ted sari
cultural society lormrd under the general statute
law-oftbs StatsofCounectlcut as an sarirnltursl
society within and for Patrtlc'd county, being one
ofthc respondents. has now no known omrers or
director-cor none whose names or residences are
known to the pllsntllf
Turnarous (laundry—That nollcc of tho pend-:M
cucvof said com tot be given to said society and
tothctlllccrs, human and etc kboldrrs or said
society by publishing this order in Tu: ror‘ru
Nosvrsut Burr-xi. anally newspaper printed at
Bcsih Norwslk. in sold cmnty. to rinse Issues ruc-
cellrcly rsmmeucingonorheforc them dl
lsy.AD. I.” 8A ALIBJIUINB
Ola; gt the Superior Court for I-alifleld County.
n. t
TRY OUR
Bill. Ullllllll Creamery Blllltl‘.
IT PLEASE EVERY Till-1.
DANIEL L’IIOMMEDIEU
Here They Are!
Conch. Road.
Drought
sud Gonorol Purpose
Also Trottlng sud tisddlo
At Brooksidc Stock Farm.
Look at Them.
EGGS Fill Hl'l'lllllllll.
BITEASDLACBWYASDOTI'H. BLACK
)finorcss Gold Pencil-d flamburnv. Bard
Plymouih Rocks and Pekiu Ducks. The best first
premium sti {kl}
8.3m ENS. Sou' h \‘orwalk, 0.
AT LAST
POPULAR PRICES
flare meted this fslr town.
E. C. H EWIx' E,
LATE 0P NB‘V YORK.
Will, on or about J UNI: lot, open a
PHOTO STUDIO,
At No. “Washington st.. Fonzh Norwslk, where
he will execute work in the highest style of the art
stmost Insoluble prices
21mperials and one large Photo for framing, 9.
Also special club rates Portico desirii g to get
up s cm bipleatc call for rates and information. All
work flnl ed in the latest N. Y. city slyic
0mg!“ enlayktng old photos a rpeclalty.
A Iiful life size crs on only ‘15.
Spam mention to ch . All work guaran-
lccd. Pains and primipt attention toall.
Washington St» Over Postofllce.
mil 2m
, A Talk With
Col. Ferris, Moses Glover, David l'lott.
8. K. stonlcy. In. Henry Seymour
slid Others.
Below will be found a sample of the multitude of
lettersof thank!
in flowc- & Son. of
750 Broadway. hcw York, daily receive. The sub
joined amt“ tatlmoriials are from your friends
rondncl hhors. tstlicssndfcatlcmzycuknowsnd
howould scorn to has pony 10ch
What Msbcmdoufovotherscsnbe foryou.
audit lsfotly tclosgcr caller when theme-mot
mylicastyuurvrrydoor.
fight? fifiwfii nihl‘i.’ "'
w s c t It!!!
stimulants: unwclgbtshoutsixtypousds.
altered shoutmt’c {wand lruvt refitting
wutlonstkat-cdlcs skillcnrldmgcct- M:
of Wdoducdmy carbonate?
gavamcthcbaicltsofocsbts Then!
persusdd to take flowcs‘ Blood
taking twoorthrscbotticslwsscntirdy
mcdsadhovakoenswallisauforcvustxycms.
mutant I”SII'IOUI,Itfltoksvebsd
:lty W I "merng" 11's“
city. saves ow— an -
sotsblstocwstkslonc,sorcwnuldnothesl,’1'£e
redhcrscvcnytarssgcsndhssbccus
waivers-astute.
gill“?
Testimony ofallsmarkahle Cure
"f
m
‘nfyrfaim
M1351 6W HAL. 1..
ON! Nlull‘l‘ ONLY
Friday. May 24.“
MR. CHAS. LSTEVBNW
Accompanlsd by Arthur ll. l'urrmt ml l“
uwacuarpanyo lnsaclsbtlsto m ‘1
Moms .
A WEALTH 07
Magnificent Scenery, -
Marvelous Effects,
ll' oudsrful Settings, etc.
tlecnm your roots. Nowell Ill.
Wholesale and Retail Dsslwsls .
manufacturer’s and Pnlstcr’i‘fl,
SUPPLIES.
'IOI Water St, BBIDOIPOI‘I’. 0!.
Ship Cbsndlt- n- Pure In In. and A-wlssa unis.
(irritable Cslcults Lin Oil, I"floss. M I“
Dredgeuoeotarm‘uq
es and” Twelve touts (fls-x "a .
sndb I\‘sruirh Brushes Tcmx
said. New lurk Prices, Specialstlssfl‘sgto Nd]
Orders.
HATS! HATS!
The Correct Styles “‘. .,
Instiguatsotsunsndsm flats. Burl-o Stile
811K Hats,
Boys Hats, Polo (lapsém.h Toasts
flaps in all colors,
flats, km, at
.KNAPP’S. _
91 Washington 8h
Particular attention poll % ‘
I‘lslntr, Cleaning and Ironing
Slut llnls. ops
Merrill Phonograpic Academy.
Commercial Training School,
El Atlutincst Stamford. Ct. In w .,
Daysnd Erasing.
uomslm and Typewrillng new"
§flundgrbtlbc personalInstruction“I,x oflke
Cl an sinus manager Gala" .
School. Hartford, Cor...
COMHERCIAL Department. for t
Inclmgeotl’rot. Li: wmhli'se} Yahweh
Younguicn and aromas mefnily psupsrdlo
honorable and lucrative pmitionc
Remington Typeuiicr llesthuarlcrs ft! SW
and vitiuil y
Basic cm florists In led wit mm
anti-on sbnrt notice mpgadrrnlarsood l‘sll tarps»
motion call on. or
Ills. l. A. 133ml». Pris“
”Atlantic st. Sta-fad.
EVEN ING ‘2‘};
Commercial School.
817318388 DHAmm—By s ad- of
cans, ruin atlklnds of basins- m
which cum do hastens, they on p
fitted for sand-wrist
con
1?:If'kygtiflg A practial W7
a.
nick-cottage gm: lessons two slim“
Would bepleased'o have ’you calla
particulars. Mil. Ill
Gazette Buttdtng,.lorwolk,Ot.
1'. 8. —Also of Business Dcputsisot, W
Basilica College.
v. A. scanned,
nasormmu ,- y,
The llear of the Warwick louse,
Boutthrwslk. adepsrtnartfctksmloof
Second-hand
And Other limb" C
"w“‘éfiili’gm" mm. a... “."1‘.
MONEY LOAN El)
0n Watches, Jewelry, lag”,
Allbusfncectrlctiym. m
sddrcsoultolloxsa. South lawslk. w
autumn
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