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NUMBER 552. “m":roel‘lafi?“ " " SOUTH NORWALK. CONN” TUESDAY. OCTOBER 1. 1889. PRICE TWO
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0113 Bill!” WILL BE IIPIOVID. A I’lltll ill VAIIMIrllll. Illillflld'flc lollollilll CAUCDB- llllflllladll CHRISTIANITI. ALI. AROUND THE STATE. princi citisalisabaeo lost. 1
THE EVENING SENTINEL, ’ 7......“ v . W alchemica- is 080,000 r our? Tm.
. 13 mm” pugs, I“ . um...“ u... not”: mm. mm“ hm” mg“. m Jaiaea w. Hyatt nominates rorwarasa mama. to. Lay-Mam Abonta doses apple and pear trees in the cityctKaiiaaaareru nonal high
mm mung, statue arrests. " mic-W - . I‘ll llnlllo and a lilac bush were in bloom at Lisbon the stars bath at least 4 cent. up:
a. scans mm, Thsfeelingragardlngtheiinpmumt A few weeks ago E. A. Woodward m couple of km [graph the Thsgyninasinm opening of that. It. a few days ago. on reinstall. Thisialsrg ycsusadby
aoswatx. of ouratraeiawaaclaarly ahownat the prorated l0 leo'm“ Wu“ have done service at former scum O-A.wssattsudsd by titty yomfimeo mw.wbu,,mmwmmm illClo-I In the I nor revenue. Conse-
manualnoxaa.
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No.10. “mikgatmhoolhcuaa
alt-immutullliam .smlth.
No.18. teaehcolzkeyatlis.
Maire-t.
mai'arssldaase. c.100ouoordstreet.aad
factories.
lo. 14. lainstrestccrncr of Ann street; key at
Wolf's saloon and alifaotorlca
No.15. it streeteorwotBayvicw av-aa; key
ftkkerman‘ reaideuea.
It a
Mambo-WorksCo..Walsr mt; key at all
mucosa
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bandwidth-Ll) lull-Irate
Hummus” Ill-l-l) significatha
citywatniswhetamsd
' mascot-ram
Upon iatormaticaoi‘alreluyourlmmo
dicta horhoodanloekthebnxdoorzzglllhe
all waydowuouceoniy, and let hook
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questions under consideration.
special city meeting whiph washeld at
theBalvation Army barracks last evan-
lng. Considering the unfavorable weathu
or there was a large attendance and
great interest was manifested In the
Acting
Mayor Hallock presided. and alter the
call of the meeting was read the first
business in the call, to wit: hearing the
report of the special committee appointed
at thclaet city meeting regarding the
pavement of our streets, was taken up.
Mayor Frank Comslock. aachalrman
of the commtttee, reported that in reply
toinquiriesas to thasyaieme insects
different cities, tharepliea showed that
in molt places mounds-icing was the
preferable mode used lu,lmproving the
streets. As regards our roads the mayor
believed that 4 in. top dressing could be
put down with great success and that
the cost would not exceed 75 cents a
the horongh,alnarhla atalnsof Vanna
dalsdlci. which, it b said, Mr. Woodn
ward imported from Italy at an espouse
of .500. and which for many years
adorned his spacious groundaon Wood-
ward avenue, half hidden from view-
amongtrecaand shruhbery. Theatatue
having grown rusty from exposure. llr.
Selleck went to considerable expenaeiu
having it brightened up, and a week
later Venus made her appearance on the
lawn in front of the justico'a pretty
residence on Molt avenue, creating, it
must be admitted, quite a sensation
among the residents of that neighbor-
hood.
Vanna had stood there in all her loveli-
ness for a few days, when upon looking
out of his bedroom window arty one
morning, Mr. Selleck was horrified, so
the story goes, to find that some
one had takes pity on the poor
had given way to an electric light whose
brilliant rays paueuated the darkeni-
aera of thaold town house onthaoc-
casion of the Democratic borough causes
last night. Borough committee Fred
lead called the caucus toorder. Asa
Smith was elected chairman and B. C.
Feeney clerk. The chair having appointo
ed Charles Adams, John J. Walsh,
Charles N. Wood and John Malone for
tellers, the caucus proceeded toan in-
formal ballot for warden with the fol-
lowing result: James W. Hyatt, 71;
John 1!. Lee, Oil.
Amotlon that the ballotbe declared
format was not entertained by the chair.
A formal ballot was then taken with
grime}: “3591‘". Wi'llyatt, “‘1'th
A motion that the burgeeaea be noml~
listed by acclamation prevailed, but this
was rescinded alter the first nomination
taste some 1 ho qnsntlythsreisa oasis putaiioii the
is». o w in were «minor in Philadelphl Sunday It 7 a.m. Ona poorl- goingto “Mm"; ou mam
to 'Itcll the evolnlloas of a clam “ll" reached the home cote at 11.83, another
the direction of F. 8. Moody, of NOV at 11.50 and the third at 2.46. forwaglggg imfimmfi
mm, 'M. M“ . m'". M'd T.o 0' w. men who pyotened 6.11"“ 0' “1. high m and “IQ "ll. 0' the
“'9 men lll amariner ll!“ 050'“ l” against Chief Marsh, of the Bridgeport prohibitory llm
"' familiar witholasawork. W police force, have withdrawn. They are “My observation in other states I".
with dumbbell» vanities her. hot-Bend William 1'. Ferguson and George G. hm °' ‘ "w" “m” 1" “m"
User la, h
Mlltl W- "to II“ “"04"“ “d W Poet. and I! "at that Ilka-d the not two 3...: if; m‘lfil'lfll‘TIKS
“mule" "1"“.le “0 end 0‘ "3W“ tion for (‘hief Marsh's removal solel
. y on high license system. I was recontl told
31y throwing its victims on the floor. um statements or other people. by prominent citiaena that there w’araleas
mm will hanged at once,a|iiid ixw Young Moran, the boy who 'u ab- mtgyugl a‘nd drunkenness now than
in " re ' “9°" '99 out n. ducted from his home in Harlem, N. Y.. ‘ s '0 y ssra 0' ”ml” Mb"
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There “ no better gymnasium l“ the slew weeks ago by tramps, was found h3°3nmi3g~§r§iii§$fl$fi$g :3:
state than the one which the local asso- b
y Constable McCuen of Stamford, Bat- consecutively, and 1 can as with know-
?‘2’: 0‘93: :“ mammal! the urday, wandering around the streets in led that there iaaimply a’reign of free
0' 0'” " “W prom to boot that city. Constable McCuen refused to ”ll '9! ll! ll!“ INO- In New
a better quality than in previous years. turn “,0 boy over ,0 Sin-rill 30W who there are frommo taboo drinkingme.
a a
s n,” , ,, . I went over in Rutland Vt
1'an oil "i sit. , «ammonium '9'. ‘90 Mi 1"“ * ' - par "' -
W 0‘4 0” took the boy to new York and claimed £321“!th 3M ”up n tlid principal
'I'lmaly Information About the Inn. .
_ Wall lidnse,‘tilld ht dinners
the reward for himself. there was a mimic cannonde of thepop-
aloe-i sad stars. The legislature will be asked for south» hills of champagne corks. I saw in the
Thursday Evening, ‘
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MISS CHARIHI'TE K
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MISS SELINA HALWAL -
Ooatrallo.
hilt. WILLIAM FOXON
Tenor.
tilt. WILFRID CUNLIH'E,
lasso.
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no. .mo. omens.
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sensual.
madlmonatfiwtnyouroetah _ a m ‘ d lothed he nakedness. On Tuesday. October 1.. day breaks era ro nation to com lets the work “"0“” “Wheeled Willi the him" ‘00!
32.“ annaptto mm“ '3‘" m 3:; 22:32:01 "3; lw‘:::‘.3::"::o.:':;:ep: fight! 3mg," corsets zncircled her 21:13:43“ was completed by ballot 8:29, and twilllght ends at 7:23. Lsnflth whiz: ispnow well advatlioed. of convert: Saawicd that“: dcallipg ‘5'" ”‘7' and
WW ‘ “"l r . . - :- - - , 0a Iraymii itn e. nan-
sroperptaee. salUll-IOISOWAN. he" the residence of Gould Seymour. tapering waist, around her lily white Bolton-isle. 2:2;131h'i:51'.1‘h 23°!” 1 " thelengtb {”3 "’9 Pain“ fmtkgroungln “3‘1"!" other hotel five men were busy behind
__ w.--m__,_n_- when deep" dressingwonld he minim, neck she woreallaming necktie. while Edgar N.8loan, Y ' ' , "“0”“ c P" - 9" ' 9 e“ 0 ‘ the bar deallnir out liquors. no nluch
miniature Almanac rare-armors. am" to the condition of the fonnda- an old straw hat set Jsuutily upon her J b H Lee “19 new moon becomes '"lble 00‘0“" granite wall arched 0'9! the brook will for rohibitiou Vermont.
flightide Inwtide‘Sunriaea Sun sets . g . . head “a over “I w“.mflgnne|pet. 0 n ' i 25. The best moonlight evenings are behuilt an ornamental stone tower. All “ was in towns few weeks ago and act 8th to 1
. _ 5'34 lion. Very little difficulty would be ex- . l , _ Edward Street, . . . “w - . ' 0
5 17 ll 45 5 5| rienc ed in re airin the streets as “a,“ and plaid ahawl. Early risers that less Bo from the lid to the 12th, and the diet. the relics, which are being unearthed them forming colonies to leave that
~——~---»— 9" l’ 3 ' c 'l‘. The sun moves during October from daily by the workmen, will be exhibited state. 0"" “'83 W 0‘ Germans had
Balllfl Sllllll [Ill
day might have seen Mr. Sello‘ck creep-
ing around the corner of the house in
1!. Y. MerleFtVimtl-or lemurs.
The lake storm now in the upper 8t.
those who dug up the roads would be
obliged to replace, them and put them in
Oliver 8. Wilson,
Moses II. Glover.
bought a tract of Inn in Texas and were
the constellation Virgo into Libra.
going there on account of Iowa's prohib-
Jll‘ lunhuilding which is to be built for
piterisa brilliant evening star in the that purpose.
IAwrence Valley will probably more proper condition. Hesaid that thecom- the gray dawn of the morning, snatch . Want: countsstovmts itory laws. In Carbon county P can Trotun .
““."‘,"th andhefollowed r, gumld ,, - , the garments from the fair form, tuck . ' southwestern “I; Pe"ml" “'9 m0" “0’ ”T“ " W" ‘ M“ where the have 132 saloons, 33d h v"
wave,” reaching this section to-Iuorrow. wgfimfiffi'333hgmulrfidflc':'1: them under his arm and acatnper back Ffi‘figt‘rzlg'd' tlccsble astronomical ".”'" °_' the "1°an * w“'_'{"v‘3j'_’fff"“’."y of?!“ soap. hid the li’cenae system for 10 years? I On “mun-"33:43:?"
Temperature was nearly stationary in the borough line. again into the house. [‘0 d R ' d " "’9 V?" ”'0’“ ”WWW”? 0‘ "m Points tor the Great Expoaltlota or less ln'Pegh‘h9‘1lh9"? ",9"? only l'70 prlaon- D 1
the United States yesterday. The chief Tallmadge 3“", Jam" 0' Crowe and Justice Selleck showed m, outward ran rIiymon . planet with the creeent moon in the ev- Can he omed at the mammoth Dsn- fax” e 1:!" 91:113.: aSll'leadwnoe tertiary, A LY RAILWAY EXCISE!
minimum "POW?“ W“ 3“ defile“, I1 William B. Rider, members of the com- indication that he '9" hurlover “"3 mat- mLRuP “g" sky of 0“qu 28' h - bl"! Fair, because ll leads all others in exists, ihere were thirty-eighgmrilso'i‘lltglt‘l my" mm“ mm
Northfield. Vl-i “10 Chi” maximum, 83- mitiee, spoke and were unanimous in l": "0 doubt enjoying ll" 1°"? '9 much James 3‘ Bailey. d' “0b" 10 “Pm" reac es .n.” greatest this part of the country, and is so emi- in jail. Yet prohibitiouists clsim that mummm do" WW!» ‘
at Key West. In this district to-day a..." opinions as towhat should be do”. as the jokers themselves. But the climax lull-WE . latence south 0‘ the If ““90".“ “u not nently successful in every way: so oom- prohibition will clear the jails and work- 3' C. LINES! W -
cloudy to partly cloudy weather will E. A. Woodward olIrred the following "“ "Milled "“9““! "10ml"! 'an Slll" W. Curtis. appear “”0“” aoeevatiou '" the “k, plete in every detail. Itscareer has been homes- I '39 ll ABM"? Perk some ‘27" W
again for twelve years.
The moon at its full, October 8, is
termed the Hunter's Moon. Its waning
crescent passes in succession north of
Regulus and Saturn the I9Lb, north of
Mars the 21st, north of Venus the 22d,
north of Mercury the 23]; two days later
one of continual advancement from the staging; 2:3 :23?“ {BENNY} who may
outset. ToPGY'l'kerll- h“ t7". growed," strong temperance'rgal: aggrhtis girl: 2
till It .b“ becomesomethmg "'0” “‘9“ prohibitionist, yet he favors a return to
an agricultural fair, and seems to hegln the license system in the park.
where others leave ofi. One finds there “I believe that in view of all these
not only everything expected, bug every- things prohibition is a farce and it is my
. . . thing unexpected. The charm of variegy opinion that the license system, with the
its slender crescent first becomes visible is over all, and the visitor who would local option clause, isthc best system of
in the western sky. think to “do" the Fair in one day would bettering the "i" Wherever I have
, . been in states h, .
n‘;”::;: m°$mg‘:': [8221? [only find it a rather large contract to fulfill. bibition “is”; 19 Effigflflfi‘fgfi
n g on c c o e 0 mm The bench allow alone is worth a trip to clusion that the same force existed as in
the incomparable loveliness of her so see and this
’ year mu be more than ever Kansas. 1 never knew a cause so strong
”"908 l0 “[8 "30"!an “3'. bill flnOllI' 3mm,“ an array of attractions too ",in in the pulpit and on the platform and so
er interesting incident of themonth oc- and numerous ,0 specifiy. Everything week at the ballot box as prohibition.
cure as she pursues her shining course. is progressive with the alert conducting Ftvestntes have voted on constitutional
The event is her close conjunction with of this renowned Fair and its twent _ Pmblh'll’l’l’ amendments in six months,
Mars, which takes place on Tuesday at ' . . y and m 9'9?! 0389 the prohibitionists have
, . first annual appearance wtll find it more met w tel n_ d' -
Sh' 2“” " ”"8“". being at the time llourishin roe rous and router than a a too. (A terliscmeni.
22m. south. The planets will not be ever 8’ p pe 8 .
visible at the time of conjunction, as it ‘
Mr. Selleck discovered that the hands
and a portion of Venus' body had been
smeared with red paint during the night.
He tried in vain to remove the paint,
but the turpentine penetrated the marble Fred Mead nominated James W. Hyatt
and it is feared the statue is ruined. Yes- for borough committee and the caucus
terday afternoon three carpenters were adjourned.
boxing up the statue for the double pur-
pose of sheltenug it from the weather
and the rude gaze of the public and to
thwart any further work of vandals.
Justice Selleck and his family are
greatly grieved over this turn of affairs.
REGISTRAR OF VOTERS,
Bernard C. Feeney.
issrzcrou or erzcrloxs.
Bernard Tully.
probably prevail, preceded by rain. with
slight thermal changes and fresh to brisk mourly:
southerly to westerly winds, followed by Word, That “gin street and we“
cooler, clearing weather. In the Middle avenue be macadamized on both sides
Sme- partly cloudy weather will Pre- from the railroad track to the borough
vail, preceded by rain near the coasts, line.
“at slight thermal chum “'3 fresh The matter of extending the water to
“0 lll’llk 30‘1"”le and "file”! winds, East Norwalk was then considered and
followed by clearing. cooler weather; the following resolution was adopted:
audin New England cloudy weather, Resolved, That the Board of Water
'ibb rain, and bI’IOk southerly I0 80““!- Commiulonpn be and i. hemby authoy-
westerly winds. becomins blah 0“ the ized and requested to enquire into the
World no decided thermal chunze. pygclicghilily of laying a water pipe
On Wednesday in lbl‘ section “d in across the river with the view of fur-
N°" England. Will": partly Cll’lldy l0 nishlng Elsi. Norwalk withasupply of
fair weather and brisk northwesterly to water and if found prnc‘iclbla .0 report
'95le winds Will probably We'll“, to a city meeting called to consider
We“ bylishl rain “Pl" “'9 00““ and take action on said report, the
north of this parallel, and on Thursday gm of pipe deemed most suitable
resolution which was adopted unani-
cliillu alimony. , '
Repairing and @Blackt f _.
Theundersigued havscpenedadinnfflnt 3
General Carriage lakl . A. 5 ,"
llorse Shoeiag and
Blacksmithllg,
At 122 AND 123 women W,
South Norwalk. where they will any on ‘
burincmaud attend to all orders in the .
(ll—t.
rill: annigo'uow A cwcos
A Prohibition r... Ticket Nomluated
Last Burning.
The prohibitiouists of Norwalk met
at Dibble'a Hall last evening for the pur-
pose of nominating town officers. The
water had no elIect in keeping away the
adherents of the third party and every-
thing pamed ofl harmoniously. George
A. Davis was elected chairman and
Charles A. Knight secretary of the meet-
moet prompt manner. Saws '
over-nu bulbous. 101mm. ‘ "
AND nasnnas a senor ._
0 means,
01 if 0521.10.33”. m.
Connie’s Dancing lulu]: f
ATIIKNEUI. WILL 01’“
-—Time is money, then sure it by using
Brussels soap.
UP THE MOUSATONIC.
What Is Going 0- Alrnig the flu. of the
D. a If.
nanno'rs.
Official ballots for all parties can be
Will". “if “93th? l“ b0“) "‘3”- to carry water across the river, the _- ing - - M A K w‘ , ‘# M d E It'll OCT ”III
_ _ ' cowl-sin the do It ht, but will be near ““9353“: economical ““1 thorough obtained at Tin-18m. on ily Vt! | El '
streets and avenues through which pipes 30“” “1305- The following ticket was nominated: each other on tbye usiorning of the 1“, .9 is Brussels soap. desiring them should still;§:eou 3:: A“ n" Yuma“; ”a“. '3 the
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THE LOCAL NEWS.
Butler Lodge. 1. O. O. F. will hold a
special rehearsal this evening.
* " " bl“ I‘ didn’t work. gm“.
0. E. Bruce and his d-ushter Gracie. Oliver w. Weed, George w. Aiken.
have been visiting friends in Msseachue- rows CLERK.
em for a few days imi- Charles a. Knight.
Rev. C. 8. Dikemau preached avery rows TREASURER,
should first be laid, their size and the
probably cost of the work; also an esti-
mate of the number of those who will
take. the water.
infirm BUSINESS.
soon as they appear above the horizon.
They rise on that morning a few minutes
before 3 o'clock, nearly three hours be—
fore the sun. Observers will recognize
Venus at a glance, but an opera glass
HOW IT WORKS. fore the let of October. Our present
supply may not be sufficient, and late
The Views of a Total Abstinence Mien on Olden might be impossible to fill, so send
Prohibition. in your orders for printed ballots.
William P. Tomlinson, editor of the
Terms. $6.00 per quartcrm Lemon.)
no 2w 5.. B. Gotten-tor;
Notice.
The city and second voting district
republicans will nominate officers in the interesting sermon on temperance at the (ieorge A. Davis. will mg.” be re uired ,0 find Mars . . . . BE “HABITANTS. LEGAL You!” _
vacantstoreiu Haviland’s block tonight. The cmi'zzr b12111 3:50:04», “a If. E' Chumh Sunday afternoon. comment’s. for ifs lightyis stiltgiimined by distance: 33331;):"N23 1;:ve1iiolliiestasdt'lirdng :: m?" magi?!) 31‘3””: ""1 gfingha'aggnmm Tow": mfg!
The First regiment will leave Hartford . The Housatonic me‘d Company h“ Oscar 8. Mills, George Carter, The conjunction 0‘ Venus and M3" Us “New his views 0“ "19 “190W Ol 001.03}; In instilling? 533’ comm 1'. comm $3731 wagging “$3th
The Common Council, which has
shown a disposition during the year to
please the people and favor all improve-
ments, met at noon to-day to take action
regarding the macadamizing of our
streets. Mayor Comatock presided and
Councilmen Chart. 1'". Hallock, James C.
Crowe, John W. Duke, Franklin A.
All'the odious or said town of Nurwak '
Emil "’ if” pom“... r,“ ‘
y w to a ,
men. and the will :hc
the aforesaid purpose fromilo‘ctoc
* ‘ ' - ' da ,ou.
th'bmo" '5 “now“ 2, at 10:30 Mn. lniermmi atGlctt Covert. 1.
“I amatotal abstainer, I believe in “(.an 8e .
—- tcmbc . , 8m, thereon
gather during the month of September. temperance and my arguments are all his parents. of wingotllll, .llitihn M . 33:24::
Rosa
Venus henceforth draws closer to the from n temperance staudpomt, but I say :0; 01‘ Sign: Jdngd A. Becker. aged 1
. . - , o as ' a 5.
sun and recedes farther from the earth. Elm Pdmllrlfwn “l a “1‘.” "ll“ “flPllu'e- string funeral will take 1) ace from the residence
Saturn moves westward from the sun "5‘“ o_ "“33""; l .9 err ° "“9"” 0‘ '1" ml“ 1-“ harem ll» 0'1 Wellhead”.
mm m in ace rowiu lar er and perance it nggravateslt. I have been eltvopm-
l’ l’ ' ll 3 g active in the temperance cause in Kansas
built an addition on the north end of Frank E. Parsons,
their South Wilton depot for the recep-
tion of coal..
Quite a number of traveling pedes-
trians, en route for the great Danbury
fair, have already been seen plodding
their weary way up the D & N.
close the series of conjunctions between it his We residence. W
the three planets that were so near to
Frank Richards.
asszssous.
Charles 1’. Mills, David A. Fillow.
some or RELIEF.
Lewis B. Buckuam. Edwin Carter.
coast) muons.
Wash. M. Sharrot. Albert N. Sherwood,
tomorrow evening on a train of twelve
Pullman sleepers, on its Montreal excur-
sion.
The friends of D. P. Morrell gave him
a genuine surprise last night at his home
on Van Zondt avenue, it being his 56th
birthday. . » - Mr. Wells, of South Norwalk, I'll ill . bl'lfilllel' 55 he d'lW‘ nearer "l5 93"“. where we have had prohibition since LOST. VolLrlg District.
.59“, tumblers 40¢ a dog)" at c_ Ezra} :4: R;:';::ii' Cu::’i(l’lll;ie;: 9;” town on Saturday looking at difierent lieuiy F: Davis. and More moves under the same condi- i881 gnd in New Hampshire, Massachu-
E. 8e mon , ' ‘ ’ ‘ residences which are for “1,, with the sellout. "5'70“?“ ' lions with laggard step. sells and Pennsylvania and have taken Advertisements under this head, not exceeding a salt!!! All -=' , ‘
y I 5' “Glued: Cllll’lES E- T0113”. Amz: ll. “BITE“. .. . .-._. _.___.__ _ n - great interest, in it but I am oppoged (0 lines. 1 ”1110256. 3 times me. 1 week £1.00. Selectmen of “13de m .
intention of buying and moving his fam-
ily to this place.
The Wilton citizen who cordudicls
't'ul: Burton's ghost story through the
columns of the Record is making more
of a fool of himself by so doing than the
writer was in getting scored at his own
shadow. We would be pleased to have
the Wilton citizen shows us one false
statement in the story. He cannot do
it as the writer had watched the object
night after night and knew what he was
writing.
Dated atxorealk, thisstthdayuflqitamberm
A Home Question.
To the editor of Tut: SES‘I'I‘SEILz—
I want to bother you just a little about
a “household question." I have used
cream of tartar and soda for many years
but too often with poor success, owing,
I suppose, to the variable quality of the
cream of tartar. I desire to use baking
powder but find myself puzzled to deter-
Resolced, That the committee on streets
be and be hereby is authorized and in-
structed to cause North Main street and
West avenue from the N. Y., N. H. &
B. R. 3. track to the borough line to be
macadamized according to the recom-
mendations of the special city meeting
of Sept. 30th, 1889, at an expense not to
exceed $12,000, and that the finance com.
mittee be and be hereby is authorized
and iurtructed to borrow on the credit
of the city any sum or some of money
that may be necessary to cover said or
pence, and that be issue notes or certifi-
cates of debt for that purpose.
A resolution was also adopted ordering
the mayor to call a city meeting for next
Friday evening, which notice appears in
another column.
AUDITOR.
Melville W. Silliumr.
summons or sacrum.
Llewellyn June, Welford S. Bailey.
Sylvester Sherwood.
“Joker” Russell is the latest acquisi-
tion to the force of drivers on the street
railway line. He takes to it like an old
veteran.
William Lawlor uses THE 5!:an
columns today to call attention to the
fact that he does all kinds of stone mn-
aonry and grading.
ll "m“ ""93 ”‘ndl’oinm' ”on" “5”" N Mouser svxums snow on ichlrr
- ' a k , .
and finsnctal. Morally I out opposed between ”mud “mum,“ mm o, A. Mammogram-ricer“. }
because under so-called prohibition the magnum a: 5..., 1-1,. and“ Wm um rem. Slm‘nm 901mm. . ' ’2’“ "
grand old agency of moral sussion is same ntheScntiuclolfice. 1" 0111, Bmmmdimtlrtsp.
wholly lost sight of. There is now no I‘ropoeld AntendmrnttameWmu,
appeal to the people in Kansas, there are To LET. The mm“ mm or 00mm of. raiser E
Advertisements under this head, not exceeding 5
. k l forest oflutcx'icatingtiu
no temperance meetings now: and all mug e' W
are
as healthy a temperance sentiment in llumltlmc tec,3times50c, lweek $1.00.
n l 1' “’3 “MW“ flfflmn'fég‘r.
. . - rt .r .m
the reliance Is on t e aw. hero is not aim!“ gfifid “Emmet“ am, 0' .
- - » - . Kansas to-dny as there was ten years ””332? 613;; {or me “Minamoto“
:2:1°.::".'°.?..:'.:‘:.;:.c:°i..‘.3‘:.:.:°.': . The." m m '83.“ 3‘ .. . -. W...’ m meow ~..
home which will settle the vexed nes— anestlion ° temperance an ".“’ 0' 8' 0' ' .3“ “'5‘?" mummiilimatcich 1 3”.
lion? If so run will oblige q .. Templars ”‘5 almost disappeared. Sc“: ' ’n of Smut?“ ot N‘eralk, round
- An Ewan“ From a Iegalstandpolntl am opposed . and State of 00nt who are . ‘
- _' to it because under it the law ,5 system- floor. in vale family. References required. qualified to vote at townmestinga .
In reply to our correspondent we give “it“, “a ”mun“! violated. The" Call at ~24 in street, South Norwalk. not )w n, notified and warned to meetouths
the lollo‘Vlflit Dimple bill 9590“" it“ are no open drinking places, but secret owns nALrorNilwuousxoxnssnow
for baking powder: ones abound in great number-g, Joints 1' street. near oodward avenue. Water in.
Mix in a tin cup, or other small suit- flourish more numeronsly in many towns mep‘mkw“ mm “ 9‘ we“ "em“ 533%
able vessel, one heaping teaspoonful of "I Kim” than_ “'00“! M “I'd" “W
the powder with one teaspoonfnl of wat- license law previous to 1881. Most towns
er, or a little more water if required to
IDSIO HALL.
0N3 HOUSE AND PART OF TWO HOUSES
on Woodward avenue. Water In. Rent rea‘
sonable. Apply to R. A. WOODWARD.
FURNISHED FRONT HOOK ON FIRST
Reinhold Shray, a weaver at the Nor.
walk mills, iato build a new house in
Winnipauk. Nelson Hubbell has con-
tracted to do the work.
The republicans of the first and third
voting districts will hold their caucus in
the town house to-uight to nominate
candidates for town olfiaes.
Yesterday a South Norwalk Chinsman
Irish National Concert Conway.
The Society Herald says of this com-
pany, which appears here Thursday
evening:
"Mr. Foxan, who is a medalist of the
R. A. IL, in addition to a commanding
figure, pone-can tenor voice of excel-
lent qnality and great power and com-
pam. He sang ‘The Last Watch' with
feeling and expression, for which he was
osonom'own AND cementum.
C. L. Olmstead received 2 car loads of
grain last week.
W. 1“. Thompson and family, of Dan-
bnry, spent Sunday in town, the guests
of his mother.
their approval or disapproval
polls will be open for the afcmld ' ,
six o'clock foreman until Ive o'ciod , .
the Town House. for the First Voting
Putnam More House, in mm
Washin and Clay streets. in
n r tbsSecondVot 13W“ in
, or in
marketnearthestorcof Wlufiédl.3flfi.‘h
FOR. SALE.
in October. 1899. for lhspurpoas of .
said i am and signify”
of tho I“.
show greater intemperance. At the last
session of the grand jury in Shawnee
. l. t‘.' ”W
WW tit k’ ’o‘nu man$3 for some I’m ‘ ”1211103. I ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ' ' Med r llcd. His next contribn- _ _ _
woof-db;- 15: inhislaundry. " ’ ‘ 335—1 "7 W nmfimtlfiillfiii i‘fi'i'r'fignfi MMJ'ngl‘ohu ll ’ ‘1‘“- "" Slew” $32; 334?.22‘1327523 $33.2.” intimimti i” Emmi '“fififigfimfihrfimm in“ “m““nr‘lllml‘n‘i mm‘m *
953ml!” "."' “9‘55” “3 P" ”m “"2"“‘39‘. WW- 0‘ Swinsflrld. torrlgtyerks, , . __ outfit! '2'?!" “90"”Iillli'w preremt’ notion. 'Iiit’lr‘ iioii’ri ‘isly mom: menforl' .‘Ji’ien‘a‘l‘: 1‘33. untrigmmm “mammal” Fusiliers-ii. W-W é», : .
,l sills)!” M “ * M “9”» IN harmonize 9°" 0" no nonhuman fioiitdlki’epent 9W} . film-59,. “WWW?! lore cw momeulsi,“At1phervihll urn found through N-EAclflnuutilrecenb- C ions. Ymmmm or... no-Box «2. burner or norwaili in
win. “WW,” mtg, mm,” “whim ‘- Irv Sundayin ttlw‘n.” ~' ~ ”' Chi-‘1'" (lull-e lens- 0' Ambit the cup from the fire. and molt-nu noose lr' tho United 8W- inl°m|.r°'¢nne ““3"“ U” noun-imam. son. A. . .. ~
." . . 9" ’ Mrs. Frank Bailey and Mrs. Frank 3d,,“ (when I,“ "med home "om difficult finish of wbiehwas accomplieb— when," you gem ",9 Odo, of moms oolleclor It Touch. figure! Which show New Alto swoon HAND scwmo IA- .Wmflmerl‘d-Wd‘ , , lei;
05‘5““ 0' “'9 “WWW" ”mic" 0' 0mm of I)...“ , m “mm. . earn civil-lurk- m. we “nomad . . . that 1,100 more retail liquor permits chlnea—Whecicnlelaom.Househo New Dmtrictdecwed. , . .
‘l" W ““‘W' i’ ““3 “mm" our daiuth' "'2 p9 ' I Chm” ishis first visittofleywood- we hope it '“ m "‘3'” ""3 me" 3“" mm“ "0mm KO'mle were obtained 10! m'mmmu‘gfiw (flaw ‘° no."'imm‘d‘m'o'tfin‘l'fo‘mmnoommfl'rkummuwe»
with the intention, it is underatocd,cf ' m ”m ’f Mrs. Burr Mills entertained a friend will notbe thalaat.” ' powdeuwilluot give the {littlest 000! 0' drinking places than in 1881, the last ‘ n ’ ' k‘ ”a” Probateodloelnitorwalk,outhe day Octa-
opening it up for building purposes. Chm Engine" “0"“ l‘ home "0'” from out of town over Sunday. __ “MIME; _‘___~ ,.___.__ year under the dram shop law. This REMIX: "twill? "023;, Two mw-gozamgm :f
"’9 wm' Mrs. John Body arrived home Batnr- “Jepltkak and Illa sis-gator." c. x u. ”flung... 3°"mm‘m "cm” h” ‘° N obtained Mndmiudle venom. ground second-hand lino- thcnid-dmlnimtfix will «unthi- with.
no matter what the state or local laws tomonemd
Glover’s American band will give an Callaotml you
General Orders issued Friday from the on the subject are. This is the list which went one.
. . wrence a d dau hter handicad .
Mrs. H J L: n s new moraine“.
ill! ill" Wendi“ “"90 mom“- ‘l The grand dramatic cantata of “Jopli-
.. .. . eom -mw “u..." - ..
rconccrtiut eboron to-mor- - - s a acopy
gnaw“ The "‘5 “m band (gr-$9. 8'0 "mull! ll’ll’n‘l' "1 “NOW”, Nauvoo. than and his Daughter," and two scenes “jaunt-general‘s office make certain shows the increase in the government I“ ISTA'rlrottsALn—lrrou “mm-A 3"" in slag gm,&%tm&ir E
hasn’t fill!“ an,“ “I. p." re. we,“ .11 ' J C Walk it If Fl " Rev: C. B. Pillsbury is taking a short from the humorous oneretta "'Naiad gimme... ”a Inn-“among. in the reg“. Perm“. Wed ”Ch Ye". Ml‘l’llllfll‘nd‘ housc,orlot,ora farm chap, for me out tun day of 0am, 1889. oonw ,,_' .c
was owingtntbc illness of Mr. mm". rs. . . er an rs. me. cc vacation. Queen,” '1“ be 8"” in Music 3.“, lations '0‘, uniform, mostly for the new- the prohibltory amendment passed in wmwémifigmgkgoamqum oilt MSAEW
Kelly are visiting at Mr. William L'IW' Tuesday aud‘Wedneaday evenings. Oct. 1881: mum “M m. m w" and ‘ nu'mber'b‘f District of NOIWIII, u.
the m", , A. L. Herdman and Wm. Vail have ly organized Signal Co and I] ital . . i
”an,“ Fo,m ,, in mm,“ "W ' 2'1 ""’ "31“..” segue to New Yorlr city to on n poetics 8“ “d 9“» hr 75 [min realism “d Cm, m concoct 2:... amt-t i333; ’. '. 2'. ’. '. 1'. ‘. '. 112'. ‘.’. '. 2'. "12% RToi'fif'u'i‘lflmflmm'ihmfifli CW"- sevmb“ “wiggle W- h
lastnight, voted to go ioStrstford ml, 1-,... ”gm 5...... with an electric light company. child”. in Illlaldlll Milne!- for film the Signal Corps uniforms are to be 1333 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 2.130 game-mount. Alaolnanrauccof all kinds in mglfimifllhflmA-m , m W, i Z
“My. Donqu Fowler Drum Corps The Court of Burgesace. called tomcat Rev. Nash, of East Norwalk, occupied benefit of the organ fund of Trinity facedwltb orange colored cloth and the 1882 .................... 2,700 0"”in “an“ ”manna” a fif“fi°‘§”m*mflwz
'm Omit”! them. All mm“ in special session last night. did not con- the pulpit at the If. 15. Church on Sun- Church, ”'1 J- 3- KIM. III-Illsfl- Tl"! Hospital Corps with emerald green. The :33; - - - or; ------------- 3% w.“ "m; Aw?” “Quins; o, w?“ a: ' :{w m.“ ,
m rammed to meet u the our. room vane until after the close of the Demo- (ll! lett-________________ ”".“‘: :‘m‘hflm “Id“m‘ :‘lgnl" balm-l stewards’ uniform is changed to 1887- 1.3.2:. - 11.2. - '21:: 2’99? 1. it. nor-r. m martini-agar “flaw ‘
Thursday morning at 8:30 sharp. rm cutie mucus, owing to the absence of .-Nothiug better our more econmical 3;,” mm “'3‘ "gm” 18:” 0;: W“ l" “M °‘ ll” 30'9““ 00'" "1,, m, mum, or ”awn...“ ”on, Smosii‘gnmmugmzamg filigflb'fluwmm“
Burgesaes Morison and Sloan, who were
attending the caucus. A few bills were
first audited, after which the court went
into executive salon, and the reporters
and a few visitors who had dropped in
to find out what was going on, crawled
down the winding stairs into the street.
It Is understood that the catch-basin
muddle formed the principal topic for
discussion, the meeting having been
calledatthe request of Burgers Jones
thathamightvindhate his position in
roads for general washing purposes than
Brussels soap.
One Inc Opt-tow.
Assistant Secretary of State Min-an
in speaking of thaclodng of mlooue in
New Haven next Monday. the occasion
of taking thsvota on the prohibition
amendment says: “The vote on the
amendment in New Haven i simply a
special town meeting to sender the
comics. Income places itcvmea on
mediate
l“ °°'°" °‘ "Chm" 3mm “‘3‘” “d 155 liquor stamps were issued in 1888. gimmyne'wplmcof basin-a. under the sat payment to ' w: ‘
ammonium w Pod— moles cross 11an
insignia m "mm“! '0' helmets “‘1 and in Wichita 172 the same year. 1 ratios in: 1-
r
forage all" ”ll 110' style chevrons I" have also the alIadavit of Nathan Cree, 1“"
prescribed for hospital stewards and act- ex-connty attorney of Wyandotte conn-
ins will stewards. hasten-gs. made 0:! Hugh 25. 182:: HEAT Hm I
Privatesolfl italCo areto ea 3 u l 0 Mt in,” 3 are m
abrassard of will: cloth“; incheaby S tween 100 “a 309 “mm“ places l“ E- A. Raymond
inches, on which is a red cross, 2 inches that city 0‘ ”'00” inhabitants. ll- Iwwml Ill- last him on V's-Zonal ave-
in..“m":.“.u-n°.c.r"m~ w ”or:
boundtoaultand linoltty of mat the ' has:
_ “Financial 1 am against ohibition,
ll! 3 "tell”, 0“ ll” M 0‘ ll“ l3“ arm. because the git is increassdlli'uder pro—
very .
Pic-a cal and will “slant
you. ”Rubi 1w we I. A. “Edith?" ll”
for round trip 55 cents.
By advertisemedt inanother column
it will he malt “000.11%" and
Oyrna I. Baijsmlu. at it! and 138 Wafi
as St... have joined their businemea and
will hereafter docarrlage making and
repairing. horseshoaiug and general
blacks-tithing. Mr. Carr will continue
to makes specialtyof oyster dredgee.
More. Both men are thoroughly
mat with tksir trades and the
fectt. 'rini oporatta which cloass the
entertainment each eveningia not only
humorous. but beautifulaawall. The
csatof characters isremarksbly strong.
and the chorus eltlcient. The public
may expsctagrandeutertalumerlt. The
mle of reserved seat ticketswillcom-
mencsst Hoyt’a Wednesday, Oct. 2nd.
Admhaiou 35 and 50 cents.
Thsuniform of first lieutenant corn- hibttion. Yetthe expense isenormous-
maudingSignal Corps will bathe same ly increased in enforcing it. A greet
as formerly MN for regimental manvnewcourtahadtc becrsated. In
Mi- Aaiy Bridgman. of New Britain,
hdwmkdouaadsatiifacticugnaraw thesams .mma‘mm startadyesierdayferAlrisatojoinlIUai untranslated.“ who,“ Shewnsscouniyanew Superior court atouoflaunryaldaradlng.
out. With ianr lucrmaad fasilltlrl tumultuous-mum 'm b. mhmllflflm-udwm mh'hmmmm wirele- I mm” will" alums ” moons Tummmmmmm
m in m r. at “an. ltiaaapacialvutahyltaalf. Ida-stare Zulu. Thlllll'lll “I! seve- ‘Vflh Thaarmaaisntoffiignalciirpswlll be mfi'mgmgxfim :3: ”.m‘tfl'fifl‘ kw
wflhe-aluapvelalfaataraotthahsa. Juatlpmpcsmlkuwah asaphaats thwslovahowtkasalctaagaahactcaad Iflfiimhhm M two thatol lsfaatry. Hospital Gorpewilll r... A: the .m‘. “mam. flaw
‘ , _ tin-all. * minute-summits. _M p-adawtthoatarml. extraexpsnsatharavsunainallthe no. lo. rim,
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