V who My I‘m-Ia tor outside «turnaround amateur ; ‘aait- y QIMMW‘ "Ion worm clamp. should that rm s-. t-nratss at the, salsa samurai. .Ioa Orstcs. They will that our just as low to most cases. if not lower, turd t ‘ work always wrrr-cl and lint-class. JV _, NUMBER 475. hisMattksl’ostOlcssiacstausrwalkllsa cudb'issslattst- soUi‘i—i' NORWALK. CONN. FRIDAY, JUNE 23, 1889. 3 .. .-._.-,..J:._..._.A - . —_ W. .-. . ..._............. ... valentine cents. THE EVENING SENTINEL kl! MILII()AD PLACE}. IOU“ NORWALK. DB IAIN “BEEP. NOR'ALK. m- anna- nous. key at Ad . ..tl. .allJtJt depot' h I's’:s'lrpra=rrflcs odeMsndhotr-Is. ls. ammmdmlum; kt'yat Ouuwdlalaandtmusimu; ks at k ‘D.Ml‘sbou-andJ.C.Wllwn's so luau' lamest-shoot: at school house :u'aadnsrdsuesolWlliisglcitlmlltt. “I Matron, no; ey rs. “Paul's residence, c.10Concordstruet.sad all :atnureetonruu of Ann street; key at II. it. oil‘s-loan sad at; fln‘ctorkie's k strestcornsro avenue; ey k It. Dickaman‘a rulings. mum ”multowhknccu-fant-ndard'l‘ms. Matrokewf tbebdl (thus l-il signifies the is I. “dink" l-l—l) llgullutha .“r-............... . sass was”!!! Iowans. ll tlva luforutstionofadreln r Imme- lw-usgrrrbaodsnlock thebuxdoolrL?u it the I. Y. Harald Weather Forecasts. The indrsught of the Northwestern atorm has rapidly increased, developing a large "hot wave," which will probably move eastwardly, its front reaching this section on Saturday, and raising the temperature to a maximum of 90 de- gress,witb marked increase of humidity. Temperaturerose in the United Ststes yesterday. The chief minimum reported was“ degrees, at Marquette, Mich.: the chief maximum, 98. at Fort Buford. D. T. In this district to-day, fair, slightly warmer weather will probably prevail most of the day, with light, variable winds, mostly southerly, followed by a alight fall of temperature and partial cloudiness and possibly a shower. In the Middle States and New England fair, alightly warmer weather will prevail Iucst of the day, with variable winds, firmly southerly. followed by a slight fallof temperature. On Saturday in this reaction and in New England warmer, fa'lr weather and southerly winds will probably prevail, the Western “hot wave" advancing hy‘ths afternoon east of the Alleghanies, and on Sunday warmer. fair weather. lint-turn Almanac for To-Anorrow. High tide Low tide Sun rises Sun sets 11.44 5.08 4.21 7. 30 . THE LOCAL NEWS. Danbury will” have n Elli-EMS: the middle offing”- " " . l E Wainwr. presenting umpire base ball score dials to his friends. —-Secprice for summer underwer in l , new advertisement of A. Dickermau & i ( lclleck. Son. __ Bout T. H. Giadwich is unloMing a cargo of coal for Raymond Bros. at Wil- 'aon~ Pornt. ~ George ardwell, Sumner L. Sweet and Nath ash will be the new driven for the steeet railway company. -Pictures are wanted in every home. A number have been framed up for the Auction Saturday night at Whitneys. The National Bank of Norwalk has de- clared a semicannual dividend of 3 per cent" payable on and after July 1. 0. E. Wilson, the borough real estate agent, has sold two lots on Hyatt avenue to Mrs. Elizabeth Mead of Stuart avenue. The tirst annual ball of the C. B. S. K. * will beheld at Athenmum hall, corner of Wall and High streets on Tuesday evening, J uly 2. —-Norwalk Lobsters at Hunt & Zelufl’e. Adjutant General Barbour baa accept all the resignation of Rev. R. G. S. Mc- Neille of Bridgeport as chaplain of the Fourth Regiment. E. C. Hewke, the photographer, has a new advertisement in this issue,in which makes a special offer to all who order perisls. Read the advertisement. on Callahan, who, it is alleged, I —Go to Conley’s ice—Cream Pavilion , the bridge. Mead's Celebrated Cream. "fl 'tr’oatsto'tet.‘ “ The stone work on the new Con rogue tional Church was finished W‘wl’dl]. After the windows are put iv. the work on the interior will be pushrn forward as ~‘ . ”sidly as pomibls. .1. i . Th0 members of Pioneer Hook and W “may were out for a run last Mills in in“ uniform. After their re- turn to the tract house they smoked d9” ”'6 ”"003 of refreahmtnu at “I. am 0' GI“ martin, one of the popular members of the camp”, who was married on Wednesday evening -Rics Pot Cheese fresh every day at W. Howard Seymour’s. 92 Washington ‘ urest. The “Try Band” of the Norwalk Bap- tsst Sunday School will give an enter- ‘ tulument this evening in the lecture Ballot the church. The programme wllconsbtof recltatlcns, vocalaud in- stru-satslnrnsicsndstalkby Rev. C. I. M on thesights he-wdnring “ bu tripsesou the Atlantic. MM” ‘ umtswlilsusnsssrvsd. Weak fish are biting quite lively near Dorlon Point. The Norwslk Reserves and Westports will play ball on the Baxter grounds to- nt'rrrmv. Quite a number of people from this city are attending the Yaleollnrvarrl race 3 in New lnndon harbor to day. — Final Auctiolr at Whitney's Silur- day night. ‘ , . Rev. C. ll. Even-st cnnclurlr's his two months‘ pastorate of the First Congrega- tional church on Sunday. Trinity Church, ‘Silturdsy. St. Peter's day—Celebration of the [1on Common- ion at 7 o‘clock in the morning. L J. Reynolds, the newsdealer doing business at J. If. Benedict's old stand in the borough, has sold out to D. d. Ben nett. . _. - _._- The choir and Sunday school of the East Norwslk M. E. Church will re- hearse to-night for a concert that is to u: be held Sunday evening. Mrs. John Holland is disposing of large quantities of ice cream at her Main street confectionery store. The cream is of ex. cellent flavor and no better can b i found in the State. - p -. _~ Catharine,dsughter of William O'Brien of School street, borough, died last night of dropsy, aged 17 years. The funeral will take place at St. Mary's church to- morrow morning. Tire case of John H. Lowudes vs. George C. Lockwood, assignee, of the town of Norwalk, was on trial yesterday at the Court of Common l‘lcss. Tint-lis- pute is over the division of some real estate. Elizl J., widow of the late Michael Harrison, died last night at Silver Mine, aged 70 years and 7 nronths. The inner- al will be attended from the Protestant Methodist church at Silver Mine at 2:30 o'clock Sunday afternoon. At the regular meeting of Olive Branch lodge, K. of P., last night, the following officers were elected: C. 0., Wm. ll. Morton; V. C., Wm. W. Jayne, i’., John B. Kelly; M. A.,Wm. McEwen: i. 6., George N. Selieck; 0. 6., C. Mo lander; Trustee, Ernest Cooke. Three lots of New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad stock were sold at an auction sale of riirea on the York York 13:?! E14993"; xcngnge Wed. Maddy." One lot of eighty shares and another of twenty-five shares sold at 2%, and another lot of twentyvfive shares at 252i. Fishermen are worried over the condi- tion of the Housatonic river. It is now time for bass and sun fish to spawn, and they say that the water is so high that there is a likelihood of the spawn being lost, and then again the waters are not in a fit condition as they are constantly roiily. - ‘ —Don't forget the Auction at Whit- ney's Art Store Saturday night. The summer school for teachers will meet at Niantic next week. There will be no charge for instruction, but a re gistratton fee of fifty cents is required. flood board can be obtained at from .5 to 87 per week. Return tickelsstre- duced rates will be furnished over the Consolidated and nearly all the other railroads of the State. Drugglata' Stock Attachod. The stock of Quintsrd womdruggists, at No. 11 Main street borough, was at- tached yesterday morning to satisfy a. claim of Steiger a 00., wholesale drugv glare of New York. The store was placed in charge of constable Wallace Dana. but remains opened. J. Beldeo Hurlbutt also stationed a man there to represent the claim of Charles Lapham. of whom Quintard & Son pur- chased the business. Alfrcd E. Austin. representing Steiger & Co., thinks the matter will be satisfactorily settled. ltissaidlthst J. A. Riggs, the lirm's prescription clerk, will purchase the business. —You get your money's worth when you buy Brussels soap. It being strictly pure you get just what you pay for. Pillow Ilsa-a fro- Joknatowu. hf. Davis has on exhibition two pillow spams that passed through the Johns. town flood on the second floor of Asbury E. Barne’s parents home. The articles are covered w::;r mud which show in a slight degree what terrible devastation the flood must have caused. North Centre School fleeting. At the annual meeting of the voteraof the North Center school district, Wed- haaday evening, the old officers were re elected, as follows : Committeeman, Alexander Hamilton; treasurer, Stephen H. Smith: clerk, St. John Merrill; col- lector, Wallace Dans. It was voted not to lay a tax. W to love 0- Henry Matheis, a borough letter car- rier, was sitting in the door way of Am- bler d: Sammls‘ store, Wednesday night, when onicsr DrForsst ordered him to move on. He refused to dose and was arrested. HistrislbcforeJnstice Sellsck was down for two o'clock this after- noon. —-Givs Bruasslasospcnetrial,snd if Iouaronotconviucsdtlntitiatbe ltd W “Mover used, don'ttry it THE I’ltrls ll'll'l' trill. The Borough Authorltlu Ilddlug tho Place of lulu-cos. Asa Poole was before Justice Selieck yesterday, charged with maintaining a nuisance on his premises at No. 2|? Ct'illt‘f venue, in violation of Chapter XVIII. «f the borough by-lsws. Ir. Poole is also the owner of the ltalisn barracks on Plymouth tlt'i'lttl -, adj union his premises in the rear, will-re twenty- elght sons and daughters of sunny Italy are boarded together in a few small rooms that would to close quarters for two ordinary families. When Trmothy liulkley, representing the residents of that vicinity, appeared before the Court of Burgesses at one of thmr recent meetings, and pictured the filthy condition of the place and the people who make it their abode, the court ordered Health Inspector Jarvis Kellogg to abate that and all other nuis- ances complained of. After repeated vistta to the place Mr. Kellogg succeeded in getting the occupants to clean up a llltle. Their pigs were got rid of; the cellar, where dirty water stood in pools on the cement covered floor, was cleaned out, and when about two weeks ago a Summer. reporter accompanied Health Inspector Kellogg on one of his tours of inspection, the premiaea were in a better sanitary condition, but a great heap of festering garbage still stood in the front yard. Mr. l-‘oote had taken no steps to get rid of his pigs or clean up about the bar- racks, whatever was done being done by the Italians themselves. Dr. W. C. Burke, of the town board of health. and prosecuting attorney E. II. Lockwood subsequently inspected ti] premises, and the result of their visit was that a warrant for Mr. Pools's arrest was issued on the lSih insr., and placed in the hands of Ollicer Mr rchuuse. Mr. Fools went out of town and could no: he found until Wednesday, when after a display of considerable olartinancy, he was arrested. Prosecuting Attorney Lockwood again visited the premises, this time accom' partied by Justice Selleck. They found them to fairly good condition, the pigs and the garbage having disappeared. Hr. Foote prunrmug to hereafter keep the preirlrses clean Mr. lack-00d dill not pleas tire cliargw, and the cue was rroilr-rl, Mr. Fools paying the costs in- curred. . l’tllfSilSAl. MENTION. Ml-s Mary E. Hunt is visiting friends in Walllrigforil. Rob. rt llrundsge, of the firm of Box- ton & Bruurlsge, baggage expressmen, has gone to lirrllord N. Y., to attend the golden Wrdritrrg of bio parenta, which takes place to day. Miss Minnie Coyne of East. "range, is spending a few weeks with Mrss Elia litlsdon on Eliz lbetb street. Miss Carrie Atwood, of the borough, has gone to Concord, N. 1]., to spend a few days with friends. Mrs. Celia Howes is speedin this week with her sister, Mrs. Dwight ’«ck, in Ansonia. Mrs. (i. ll. Coles and daughter, and Miss Emma Vents of Beast Norwalk, are attending the graduating exercises in the State Normal School May, in New Britain. , Joseph L. Walz sails for Europe to- morrow morning at 5.30. Funding by tho Sou. As we were there, we know that what the Stamford Advocate says in the fol- lowing is the trutb, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth: "What is allow- ed by all bandstobetbemost perfect little clam bake of the season by the sea shore came of! at Stevens' Point Wed- nesday. June 19th, at 4.30 p.m., under the personal supervision of Mr. S. W. Baylor and his assistants. it was a genuine sea food dinner all the way through, nearly all the ingredients hav- ing originated. beneath the briny flood which swept up in graceful ripples to the foot of the lawn. Chowder. baked clams, baked blue fish, lobsters—these of the choicest selection and passing under the practised band of the culinary alr chemist of the Hotel kitchen, made up a feast lit for the most critical palates. That there was a pretty lively time soci- ally around the board will be sufficiently apparent lrr-rthensmesofsoureof the well-known Stamford and Norwalk geno tlemen present on theoccsslon, as fol lows: B. A. Woodward, Russell Frost, W. B. Inckwood, Noah Bradley, W. W. Saunders, C. Swartz, A. E. Kroger, E. P. Foster, Wm. McQuhae, A. Free, Barry Sell, A. W. Williams, B. Stanley Pinch. JohnM.Ferria,StileaStevsna, E. E. Bowen, 8. L. Knapp and others. lore Amend-oat Reason. The ladies of the W. C. T. U. raped to maintain the Music Hall meetings for some time. 0.1 Sunday afternoons, if the good temperance people will help them, they purpose to invite all the city pastors to speak in turn upon this sub— jecl. Rev. B. A. Delano, who wss chos- on by the nonpartisan people a: repres- ent prohibitionista in the general conic mittee, and who has cooperated most thoroughly, will speakSuoday afternoon next. His subject will be, “The Lot Equation.” Everybody invited. " Fourth at July pull (In... TheGorhama having taken the place of the Philadelphia Ghats la the Middle States league, they will playtwo gem. with the llorwalks intbla city on the Fourth of July. Ssvwsl beamed psopls Wmmmm SOIWALI AT Mllllm'l. Dilevau Isl-lugs Pluyad.«lidlay Pitches a lattltag Gauss. 'l‘hs Norwalka left this city for North- town at ii o'clock yesterday morning and after a tedious side they played a re- marknbly strong game with the club in that town. ltldtsy and James were the battery for the Norwalks and the good work they performed is ahowu in the score. I-llevsn innings” were necessary todrcide the game. in the last inning the heavy hitters of the Nosrlatowns succeeded in getting in two runs. Ths playing of the Norwslks was such that lovers of the game in Norwalk M not do other than admire. The club is certainly a credit to the town. Following is thescore by innings. Narnia- oooooosoooo-o )4qu 00000000002»)! South lorwulk flat I“ The Melville Isnufuturing Co. have finished up a good spring ham, and are now showing fall goods. Mr. David ii. Miller is making a busine- trip to the Pacific coast with a line of samples, and is not expected to reach home before September 1st. Mr. Miller it. been a valuable man for the firm at home. and it is confidently expected that he will do well on the road. The, Volk ilat Company, while filling a few duplicate orders on spring goods, have been making ample preparations for their fall trade. ‘ Robt. Trimble and J. W. McCsnna are on the road showing a good line of fall goods and taking very satisfactory orders. Crofut & Knapp, in both ahops, have had a larger spring business than ever, and are already showing some excellent shapes and colors for fall. in Factory No. 2 a dark green still hot is shown, that will be likely to take, in some sec- tions, as it makes a very dressy hat. The tendency to imitate trade marks, it seems, is not dead yet. The reputation of Crofut & Knapp ss manufacturers of fine goods, and the “oven at Prolicio trade mark, it seems, are too much for some weak minded dealers, who seem to think that no man is guilty until he is found out. It has come to their notice that there are several imitations of their trade mark on the market, the most com spicuous among them being a perfect fee in Parvo substituted for their motto. It is very evident that the manufacturer using it does not read closely the law re. garding the rights of parties owning trade marks. This infringement is like. ly to deceive the public from its close imitation, and a jury in comparing the two would so decide every time. Even those in the trade familiar with tile. Moved et Proficio die in nine cam out of ten would be deceived by the above im's tation. Crofut aKnapp have already put this matter into their attorney's hands, and all imitations of their trade marks must be deatroyed. They have power to do it, and the sooner imitations are put out of sight the better. The Bentwood factory has been s busy one all through the season, which con- menced very early with them, The Bow- land hoys have pushed things at a lively gait, the Bentwood but being the favor- lie. The South Norwalk flat (to. are still fairlv busy on duplicates for spring goods in light colors, a stone or granite light weight being the leader in colors. It would be a capital color for early fall and will no doubt have a good run. Iv. fisgood is now west showing their full roe. John C. Wlieon & Co. are working on fall orders, and judging from some! the shapes and colors shown they are in for their share of the busineur. The past season has been a good one withtbem. The i'olk Hat Company are putting another story on their factory, to enable I them to increase their capacity. The Volk nu Co.'a popular New York ' City salesman, John Monwoas, wsa row cently presented by Santa, the Sixth avenue flatter, with ssilver badge for salesmanship. It is too valuable, and in fact, too large to carry around, but John takes pleasure in showing it to his friends when opportunity sdorda. E. V. Baker a Co. are building up a growing businrm, and mean to get there ifhardwcvkandpusltwillhelpth cans- sleet. , A Solman's makeshop has been put it! repair. A still night and South ' thorough Norwalk’s lira laddies prevented what at one time looked very much likesbig fire-Hatter & Farrier. -Join the prcwssion and march to the nearest grocery and obtain a supply of Brussels soap. Use it once and you will mcr be without it, from choice. undo-.4. m3}... The Little L'Bamtnock club returned home from their day’soutlag lasteveuv ing at 6 o'clock. The sixtyofonv who or beed the pleasuredownth'srivsrmsrchv theirsvtdentdssissactngtobcssdskc frivelitythatthaylludiutblgad in do" iagtheday. “lawman” araaaid to hvabeaurflorts wthmowhosrsaotselrmrsusoarn ”Mills-Invasion hsspsokeaa 1mm wwwm...“ butnorawovdofrailsrywssausssdb :lflbntothgm,whkhwu“ Gilli-1.5.13”. Outta”! wcsdscf kighsstsrsuswsrssupvs-sl Allwhow-tcu MWQyfl simrle of theirs with the words lulturn . edfromtbeateamboat dock incooples, his m... IAUI nasal" “WINS“ “madam” Wallflower-t Tksslsuagsuusts-efthasrvsrsldsv asst-vats cf the (hour wheat had stash of interest tells for pupils and mats. tlralsa 2 and 4 an“ pro mammal ratio biliaacfcemldsmtlavsrlrtyaadsovab ly. Auscgsllrussrayks-rallaasda lumsmnkeflslyrsuclssss bsvag' of mil-salt. uns- cicada had mbthairvsspsctlva rooms. which hsdsasddilleasl attraction la thsuspsoficamssdcakc. Pupils Mrkansrpsdsmsivsdllleirfrisuds sad patrons in their tarps. planet m'dasadsyevswlsg. Dorisgtbs sveulagsevsral Mm were maps- Mftisudabyllla can talus. “WW,M‘ which stay tam a reading lay lass loanWmlgrsds Zandrrcltav risssbv Immense! liars. Soars oftasaswlyslsctsddlstrlrt m were pvsssat and could hardly» se- strslusd from running lathsdaacs. Refresh-ours and downs mutual their part is making the sum couplets. sadwksutllsmpsny dlav wwwummmmm them audlutavsst iatltsm' tsvschoclwasusttuhwila standard“ bygmyma. If? 1'! IM'SATUMC‘. wmnmmmmmarw ”'8'. mum. Armaplsesaat vaulisaiatowa W. it. J. muftoatbcldll train yaw terdsy strum for mover, (Sol. Ilsa laud Instr. of (Mira College, is in town for titanium. it. ll. Chasm of flow York city. do timed a humousrolr'rutiou tease-all scam: at the (WW chapel oa’l'aesday «swing. Mantel our yowagpmpksltsadsd the mat mvciws of the South Mall High WM on My and Tuesday evenings. The basil formers burr Iwgaw "lrlsy' lag" and report a my crop. Bliss Wm! ”We, tribunal-st of Karo Gertie Tim”.- DAIIIJ DEW». An Minimum m built on J. ll. Millionaire; which will Mm so a feed scout. The politic MW of We of lssnhoe Castle. ISst the cm m, which wmtolluvr been hold all meanings! Jolly 2! m has past» ported until the» 9th: owing» them ayctrmmsmudomww [recent on thrashing WW 1‘ party of mysmsssu wsut M ingon ”0m and omwsll supplied with tl-lbt'loit tackle, svms'mm belt which tllsy’cassied in W. fishing mniwcmommmwm of the fish Mammals sf lawman and pvoceedsrlwmnlwm During the utilisation “'M resulted fsorisaniosssdoerofbisiil.mofthe meatless of tile pasty Ml «M lie meow commit by tile heat sire-root to Mmmmm feared that lemma“. «Molds also tindeilstllrslva More! threw it overboard, stating that if mm“. museum not Walnuts” tic beyond «many. 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