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war-'m-mtwm
rrsd in Norwrlh
,Proi. liswall will he at Ionic Hall
from buntil ’i this nosing to receive
these intending to join his danelngciese.
4prisg chickens and fowls at its and
lie a pound at Ford flayes' market.
Stephen A. Ferris, until lately in the
employ of C. H. Ferris, the grocer, leaves
liorwslk this hftsrnoon for Florida, asllv
ing from New York on one of the Old
Dominion line steamers. lie will be
absent all winter.
J. Arthur Ambler, of the borough,
took a "header" from his bicycle while
riding with his hands in his pockets yea-
tordsy “mono. and severely sprained
onpelhisarma ,,,lt wuthcsahtatilrrt
that his arm was broken.
-—8,0lX) boxes paper at cost, each bear-
r advertierrnsnt
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scorn new it. 001m, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8. 1889.
crests A! rut.
amwwwmmw‘u, ,n
Illllfllu
m-leflav.
Williamh. Hatfield and lies Ids It.
hugltter of Kr. and “David B. Thy-
lor, were wanted at the South llorwslk
Baptist Churchisrtevenlng; Berry seat
wsroccupiedbyfrieadrofthshrideeud
IA]! IAIN“ near.
la the um sill.
a 'a W
Last night marked a memorable epoch
a lhshletory oi laronry in Norwalk,
the occasion being artated communica-
tionothJoiin'elodge.A.P.and A1,
atwhieh the thirdorrnaetsrmseonde-
gree was worked before the oiilesre of
About an sireons
wees Missing “accommodations
of thelergeaud hadrons hdgsroonir
to their utmost capacity.
amuugthearrsmhiagewereuracdllar’ar
John 11. Swartout. of Stamford; District
Deputy Grand lisster James 11. Walsh.
of Drnhury; Part Grand Hester Ass
Bmlth,cl licrwslk: Prat Grand ifsster
William Wallace has. of lsrldsn: Part
Grand Barter III B. Qulatsrd; of Water-
mekbiul luster Baker and a
§7q70 M
or or. ii
Than-sonic lodges oi booth so" Ir,
New Canaan, Stamford, Bridgeport,
Weetpcrt, Drnbury, Ridgelleld. Green-
wich and other lodges in this section of
the state were well represented. At the
close of the work there was speech-mak-
ing on masonic subjects, followed by a
fine banquet prepared by E. If. Merrill,
where wit and wisdom shounded until
the early hours of the morning.
of the visiting isreous remained in town
day alteration and appeared as the carn-
pnr is bright blesierr. flannel shirts and
kaiskerlioetsrs. prepared to take part is
the snow fall genres of the rebool. The
contests took placson the broad ploy
grounds surrounding the institute on
East venue. where a number of ladies
sad friends of the school had resembled
torplires theyoangsthlsler. Theory.
with its bright skies and keen bracing
atmosphere, was all that could be de-
elred.and theresultof thegamerdemou-
stretrd that the school numbers among
its students some young athletes of no
ordinary merit. ‘l‘haeveuirsad winners
were as follows:
One mile run—Straw
I-B h! at Al
was. to...
the grand lodge.
Themsemcaywrsperforai-
ed at d.“o'elonk.ltrv.0.&’lbrrey of
thaliorwalkBsptlstChurch.oflclallng.
Thebeilleprccrsdednpthewestaielelo
the altar leaning on the arm of her
brcther,(lculd ll. Taylor.snd heroine
anced.sccomprniadby0harlesz.floyt,
whorctedasbertmaamietherlnfront
.firvt; Val- » ‘
"hf ‘rbr‘m' :‘i “me; “ dim
pretty picture. The bride wore a travel-
.lng, continue and. carried abscess :oi
whits‘piske. - mhevurhsrswereOsaldB
Taylor, Charles E. cht. William A.
Stevens and Harry E. Fresh.
At the conclusion of the ceremony
Ifr. and lira. Hatfield were driven tothe
station, where they boarded the 7.15mi
hound express. They will make a short
wedding tour and upon their return
home they will take up their residence
in East Norwalk.
. a'remarkabielshewiug for condenses“ -.
Wills da‘sliJWylie, ilrst;
liorgsn, second. Time. 13 seconds.
Kicking foot hall—Weed, m fact 9
inchel; lander, 182 feet 0 inches: Carter,
188 last 0 inches; Bonus, 120 feet.
Throwing bras hall-Thunder first, 281
festi inches; Persons, mood; lisitby,
third; Crowell. fourth.
One hundred yards dash for boys—
Gould, first; Rhodes, second: hchsnlel.
third; Morrison, fourth.
H. P. Loving, the expert electrician
who has been in town several weeks so-
periutsnding the putting up of the
- Thomson-Houston incandescent dynamo
and getting it in running order, returns
to hie home in Massachusetts tn-day.
Owing to the death of one oi the
members of the company playing the
musical comedy, “A Lucky Penny,” the
manager has cancelled hie rlorwalk date,
which was fixed for the 11th.
pany will appear at the Opera House
later in the menu.
W
I. I. Herald Weather m
A disturbance from the West 0qu has
grown into an influential cyclone, now
central near St. Louis. It will probably
expand over all the country-cart of the
"I. Mull today. and its centre move
northeaatwardly, with heavy rains, over
“~ in wide area on both sides of its path, fol-
lowed by dangerous winds and weather
'outltecoaslsandon IouglslandSound
In this district to—day partly cloudy to
cloudy weather will probably prevail,
with slight thermal changes and fresh
variable winds, mostly southerly to east-
erly. followed , by light rain.
Kiddie States cloudy, slightly warmer
weather will prevail,with variable winds,
* mostly fresh routheasteriy, followed by
rain, and in New England partly cloudy
, hi cloudy, slightly warmer weather, pos-
" -,ib|y followed by rain to-nigbt on the
lower coasts. On Saturday in this sent.
ion and in New England, cloudy weath-
er will probably prevail, with rain, alight
thermal changes and fresh to brisk
aoutheasterly to easterly winds, increas»
ing in force oi! the coasts; and on Sun;
day cloudy to partly cloudy. cooler
‘ weather, preceded by rain and followed
by clearing and lower temperature in
, The storm new central
.. near St. Louis will probably coalesce
near the lakes with another storm from
the Northwest, and become more severe
on the nouns from Sandy Book, to Port-
Time, 15 sec-
ru. scours “Hiram.
General William B Franklin of Bari-
' ' towns of the state.
ford. h“ been made . grand officer 0' better illustrated than in Water-
the Legion of Honor for his services t th B -, h
during the Paris exposition. bury. The grow hof a rose m y as
A large lur- lsuliaad for the Benefit of
the new Church.
The fair and entertainment held at J.
8. Randall‘s hall under the auspices of
the East Avenue If. E. Church closed
last evening and those having it in
charge have the satisfaction of knowing
that it was a great success. The attend-
ance last night was very large and the
people found it difficult to move around
with much comfort. The Norwalk glee
club was present and sang several selec-
tions to the delight of all.
dock also gave selections on the comet
Wheel-barrow race—Birth and Chap
man. first; Willets and Valiente, second.
Standing broad jump-leden, first, ll
feet 0 inches; Stabbard, second.
High jump- Wylie first, 4 feet 7 inches;
Lauder, second.
Running broad jump—~Beldeu first,
10 feet ll inches; Mansfield, second. lfr.
Warren gave an exhibition jump of 19
-—Tbree pounds of good beef steak for
85¢. at Ford Hayes" market.
The resignations of the officers oi the
Hartford battlion oi the First regiment,
which was sent to the brigade command-
er, General Grahsm, at Middieiown. on
Wednesday. had not reached the adjoi-
snogeueral's office in Hartford up to 3
o'clock yesterday afternoon.
Th0 P00853151)!“ Bridal! comp“! more solid and substantial than that (f we Ifr.Chlrlea annulus. ’ 7 <' ,
will purchase an extensive factory plant the "boom” towns of the west. With . T wanna,“ Awlrlo w_ (Lug-1? o, 8. Chorus. “Theliller'a Wootng. m
in Tariffville for the purpose of locating population 20,270 m 1880 wmflbmy h“ nil mm mm
repair shops there.
Job“ Elli“! “V508 in 335‘ End, Blidlfir to a probable 35,000at the next decennial
PO". quarreled With his wife yesterday census. Bridgeport. too, has had a simi-
stternoon. He become downdent and iarly brilliant growth and its population,
took Paris green with sulcidalinlenl. Re which in 1880 was 29,148, is new esti-
is expected to recover.
New Haven is one of the forty-four lsggurd, either, but its 18,340 people in
towns in the country which has a mum 1880 have now reached an estimated
usl training department in the public figure of 25,500. The following figures
schools. The other New England cities show the increase in some of the larger
are Boston, Springfield, Brookline, Cam- places of the states, from 1880 to the
bridge and Winchester in Massachusetts, board of hesith’s estimated population in
and Providence, R. i.
The schooner Imkout left Norfolk, 882 to 85.000; Barnard. from 42.551 to
“1., October 12, with a cargo of coal 52.000; N9" Britain, "00113.979l020r
consigned to Benedict & Downs of New 000: NOYchb. “’0"! 21,143 m 25.000; New
Haven. Smoothie date no tidings have London. from 10.537 10 14.000; "8'00“.
been received from the vessel, and the from 3.91510 10.000; Dmhuty. {mm 11.-
owners or u" mg... ”a m relatives 000 to 10,000; Naugatuck. from 4,274 to
of the captain and crew are experiencing 3.500: Torrington, from 3.397 lo 5.000;
anxiety. Captain Crane. the master, is Norwalk, 13.955 to 13.000-
considered a very skilful and experienced The cities and manufacturing low 03 0‘
Potstoc rsce-McCord, first. Time, 1
mlnuteilb seconds. The other course
touts were Cornwall. Rhodes, Stranahsn,
uorrisou and Biath.
Throwing hammer~Weed, 43 feet 2
inches; Birth, 83 feet ii inches; Parsons,
30 feet 1 inch.
Three-legged race—Wylie and Morgan,
first; Reynolds and Hubbard, second;
Carter and Maltby, third.
The obstacle race, for which there
were seven entries, was postponed an
account of darkness until Saturday. Nov-
Ol a conferenc. held in the East 80m
erviiie church, lam, Wednesday, the
Boston Herald says: Rev. Mr. Rise, the
pastor, was presented with some hund-
soms chrysanthemuma. sent by Charles
They were from the
stock raised by Joseph Neilsima, a misc
innary from Japan, who was educated
by Mr. Altheus Hardy.
The articles at the fancy tables sold
rapidly and were mostly disposed of.
What few remained Edward E. Gotham
disposed of at auction.
brought fair prices, notwithstanding Mr.
Gotham yelled so much that today he
cannot speak above a whisper.
Just what the proceeds of the fair will
he cannot hestated but it is believed that
they will be in the ucighborhwd of .500.
The- committee will meet on Tuesday
evening when it will be definitely known.
Guild of Newton.
,-A lltll'se for sale cheap. Apply at
Hunt & Zalufl‘s.
The third fortnightly social of the
First M. E. Church will be held this aft-
ernoon and evening at Mrs. James Cold-
en’s, corner of Chapel and High streets.
The Ladies’ Aid Society will meet at two
in the afternoon; supper will heeerved
to all comers between 5.30 and 7.30 at 10
cents each; and in the evening the young
people will give a musical and literary
All Methodists and their
After the games the young students
assembled in the school room, where
Colonel Roberts presented handsome
prince, consisting of silver cups, match
safes, silver candiesticks, clocks and oth-
er articles of household adornment, to
the winners, amid hand clapping and
hearty cheers. ,
A Hair Bra-lira Recaps.
E. Appel. the borough barber, and his
wife. were in Bridgeport Wednesday to
meet an old friend. In the evening they
went with him to the depot, where he
boarded an express train for New York.
They were to take the accommodation
While Mr. Appel was
standing on the car platform having a
parting word with his friend, the train
started, and when ifr. Appel jumped 0!
he struck one of the large pillars that
support the roof of the depot and bad a
hair bresdtb’r escape from being thrown
under the wheels of the moving train-
As it was, he sustained severe injuries
by coming in control with the post and
has since been confined to the house.
Ital-tire Almanac for Tit-Morrow.
it rises Bun sets
THE LOCAL NEWS.
~ Read David Stow's announcement rel
r alive to furniture.
, General Secretary Wilcox is spending
a few days in Rondont, N. Y.
Tbeccurt of burgeases will not meet
again until their regular meeting in 80-.
John Kerrie, a patient at the Middle-
toivn insane asylum, escaped from cus-
tody Wednesday and the people of Brie.
lol, from where he was cent, are greatly
' Many who formerly had rela-
tious with him have provided themselves
Dr. Olmstssd of the
-Pure home rendered lard in 5 and 1m
pound pails, net, for 50 and illc. each, at
Ferd Hayes‘ market.
entertainment.
friends are cordially invited.
—10 pounds of kettTe-feudercd lard, in
tube, net, for 81.00, at Farrington’s mar-
ket, Railroad Place.
which followed.
Quarterly lissicnury blasting. ‘
In place of the regular weekly prayer
meeting, last evening, the ladies of the
Norwalk Baptist Church held their quar-
terly mission meeting, lira. C. E. Torrey
Among the interesting fet-
lures of the programme was a paper by
Mrs. Miller on “Open Dopoail we
Enter”: a poem, "The Famine Cry.” by
Miss Florence G. Lynes: a paper on “Our
Individual Responsibility,” by Miss M.
A. Hyatt, and a letter from Miss Righter,
a missionary in China. The pastor, Rev.
C. E. Torrey, gave a talk on “China's
Wflwm...‘ A,___..
lie I... Crushed.
About 1:15 this morning Frederick
Brown, son of William Brown, was run
over at the Water street crossing, New
Haven, and had his left leg crushed just
above the ankle. Brown was coupling
cars at the switch yard, and at the time
of the accident was between two cars
with his hand on a lineh-piu, while they
were moving. He fell in some way and
the forward truck of one car passed over
A terrible yell brought assist.
ance, and the train immediately came to
He was taken to the bus-
pitsl in the police ambulance, where the
leg was amputated at the. ankle. He
was; resting .Wysan hour later.
’“fliiliii’W-‘Wfiluh
is comforting will“ “affirm ' ‘tbdp
isjurtwhaiituial-vlubc. ‘ g' 11.3 11
Young Thomas St lk rind fir Assault.
Thomas Silk, a big fourteen-year-cld
boy~wbo lives with hispsrsnls on Spring
Hill, kicked and beat Ollie Laramie, a
little fourteen-year-old boy of Belden
avenue, while they were on their way
home from school Wednesday afternoon.
Iaramis was injured so badly that it
was necessary to take him home in a
wagon. Yesterday afternoon Silk was
arresud and tried for assault before Jan
tics Belleck. He was found guilty and
fined 81 and costs.
—Be independent, and refuse all soap
but Brussels soap.
with firearms.
asylum says that Rome is harmless and
Not adulterated
would not injure anyone unless interfer-
Kcrns has never been violent
his incarceration.
judged insane sf ter his trial for shooting
Deputy Sheriff Butler about two years
He was a dangerous character
prior to his arrest for shooting the officer
:fixfiébz'mtrlzfifn any one who meteorological for the present month
A “m. 1,"... no“ I“ “,- 3“, 0, get satisfactory observations to enable
A meeting of the directors of the Con-
solidated road will be held in New Haven
tomorrow afternoon, when several mat~
ters of importance will receive attention.
Among the business will be some action
relative to the disposal of that portion of
the increase of the capital stock of the
road, which has not yet been subscribed
for. This amounts to about 850,000.
Probably the remainder of this month
will be allowed the dilatory stockholders.
~Spriug chickens and fowls at 14:: and
16c a pound, at Ferd Hayer’ market.
The Railroad Commissioners have just
completed their report of the fall exam-
ination of the roads of the state.
were very much pleased with the condi.
tiou in which they found the roadbed,
etc., of the Housatonic road, and in their
report state: "The roadbed, track and
bridges of the main line from Bridge
port to Canaan are in their usual good
condition, and gave evidence of the sup-
perior skill and good judgment exercis-
ed iu the management of thhbridge and
trackdepartmentv- 1. ..
coac- tournament
—Teu cents a pound for sausage or
spare rib at Ford Bayes’ market.
Company F's entertainment st the
OperaBouseou Thursday evening, De-
CIty looting 'lw-lilglsf.
This evening a special city meeting
will be held at the Salvation Army bar-
Tbe meeting will act on the to
port of the Water Commissioners rela-
tive to extending the water to East Nor-
The matter of purchasing uecec
sary pipe to lay an additional main from
the new reservoir to this city will also
The reason for this is
that if the main is to be laid next season
the order for the pipe will have to be
placed before the holidays.
The business to be transancted is of
sufficient importance to insure a large
Thcfuneral of Thomas Warren, who
dbd of consumption» his home near
Wm Nurwalk, on Wednesday, at the
agsofmwasheldat 8t. Ifary’sChurch
this morning.
—-Just arrived, a car of Rose potatoes,
at Hunt to Zsiulf’s.
The full drem rehearsal of the comma-
diatit "fludemoisells Squaliino,” which
' is tobe presented at the fire department
concert on louday evening, will he held
The Birmingham Transcript says:—
"A lady living near theOldTown road dicted in my lull in put in an appear-
recwtly lost her pocketbook, containing ance October 31. bl! been in very gen-
a considerable amount of money, and oral, having occupied the time of thir-
she was naturally very anxious to recov- teen days in its circuit. 1 have been no-
Sho had been working about the able to get a proper view of the planets
yard and garden during the day Ind gap. which aid me in making up my monthly
posedtbat she dropped it there. Adil- forecast. I can only give you that
igent search, in which she was assisted which follows: From the‘lth to the 05h
by her neighbors, failed to find the thewcathcr willbefair;iromtils 6b to
missing article, and she gave it up in the 8th look foradistnrbance which will
despair, going into the house. There result in a cold wave with rain and
she saw her little dog, and more to probably snow. Northwest of us, away
relieve her feelings than anything else, from the coast, there will be snow.
said: “Fido, go find my pocketbook, About the mm the earth will pass to a
uni dont come back until you get warmer belt of atmosphere, when we
glance caudepend upon line weather to the
be considered.
Arrests During October.
The monthly report of Chief Vollmer
shows that during October there were
forty-four arrests for the following
«urea: Drunkannees, $3; drunkenness
, Pf; flu-Wash Nb!
.mnm Flew. , ' [flilpl
ordinance, 2; breach of the peace, 1'
mandarin. its , .Mi bails
‘ , In]? mill-cam “9‘99“!
«are, l. Twenty cases were settled by
the lines being paid, twelve prisoners
were unable to pay and were committed
to jail and oneeruwss hound over to
the superior court.
The next entertainment in the Y. ii.
will take place on Wednes-
W as, wWLelsnd
Ullleba‘elarao'
‘ tan in David Garrick. r
-lmall fresh hams for meeting, 120.
Avilllevaireduetwwocaw
hellish mountaineer. W»
The executive committee of the Y. P.
nflunioawillmestatthereridence
of Dr. C. B. Boutwell this evening to ar-
range ftl' another meeting of the union
the near future.
llev. D. I. Seward, D.D., has been lite
the pulpit of the Norwaik
, , Chill”: for a few weeks
1‘” lo the coming of the pastor-
“i. Rev. 1'. I. liable, DJ).
complimentary sociable will be given
rile friends of Olive Branch Lodge,
3‘ 0' Pug “ W“ Bl". F'i‘
ssh-tog. her. lbtll. Tile sociable
hflv‘il Innnrnftheliodge'ssn-
a course
t: . , ,,
lr’d’lii‘fdhb’ibi ; . a filial?!“ «-
Edwards 'andupwartls, Scentsapcund
at Ferd Bayes’ market.
Fran Warriors; ‘tiilyoilllk‘r‘ioiilrt‘dlius
wmimdlhem of consumption
Till gamut. referred to yesterday,
died at half past nine o’clock last night
at the residence of Chester Lamar~ in the
borough, where be bad kindly been tak-
en earc of during his sickness. The re.
mains were subsequently removed to the
rooms of Undertaker Jennie
feed was a member of the
Company of the Fifth battalion.
linear of thecolapscy is expected ht‘l’e
this afternoon to make arrangements for
Milli!!! r029-
. commis- who “composure; ell-st roses.
ward,bautlng
e was noticed soon a
and smelling around the lot, finally dis. west of us look for snow and severe
appearing in some tall weeds. It was weather for the season.
only a few minutes later when Fido was
in, hearts the pocketbook in his mouth.
Fido had Endanbtedly understood what “d 35 '9“ him and 1- to be hinted by
his mistress said, and was smarter than W 1’ 1890' 1‘ W“ ”9'"! 825,000.
the whole crowd of human beings.”
~11 you ml! s road. pure. reliable road, has rentlu his resignation, to take
soap, try Brussels soap. best in use.
Grand Concert by St. Paul's Chair.
The choir of St. Paul's P. E. Church,
consisting of Ii- Lillian Sherwwd, eo-
prrnn; Ire. Nettle 1.. Huntington, con-
tralto; Joseph Bmart, tenor, and Everett
Noyes, bars, will give a grand concert in
the Opera House on Huntley evening.
November 18. The choir will he assisted
by live Iliunis P. Flirt. soprano; J. L.
Burdetle, elocutioniet; Alex. 8. Gibson,
acecmnsnist. Thspronreds of the con-
cert wiil be given in the church.
vital to «no
: m “nun“.
American lisslwnary Association.
At the recent meeting of the “Amati.
ation” in Chicago,
. 0.. read a paper on
“The iiissionary View of the Southern
The Congregationalist for
—1n order to mime stock before mov
ing to Ir. Dana’s new building, I will
makes discount of 10 percent. on all
cash sales ni’furuiture previous tore-
rnovai. Geo. B. Raymond, 8 Iain 8b.,
can Iisrionary
,W Rev. A. 1?. Beard,
A Great Event in Colored Society.
Theeveut of the season among the
colored society people of llnrwalk will he
the third annual musical and literary eu.
' “l “3"“ ““3 before ‘9 Yesterday morning two residenls‘ci 1“ morning about 11 o'clock, Carries
runny.
monomer-W MUSIC ’
BO” ro rsu. Till "will! lll'l'lll‘ls
Apply stiheeles. '
Til lll‘l‘ Gilli“!-
heine Interesting M About Our lla-
leved Wilt
The eleventh moans. which will be
taken next year, will reveal some inter-
esting facts about Connecticut, says the
Waterbury Republican. It is probable
no.9"- "renal-wore.
that a greater growth in population will sad constrains. . tiller folks right
be shown than during any decade in the m Wk‘a‘luglon M mafim‘
historyof thestale. Theorems 011860 mum," o
placed the number of inhabitants of the B “m2,“mfi;
at No.10 Taylor avenue. e
stats at 003,700. The present population
of thrusts according totbe estimates
of theConnsctlcut board of health which
may be assumed to ,be approximately
”curate. is 700,822. and the eleventh
census takers will probably find fully
780.000 souls residing in the land of
steady habits. Aprobable inert-nee of
177,000. or over 95 per cent, in popula-
tion to salute whose territorial area is
namparatlvely insignificant,is, indeed,
in vain ,
airstes‘ mil... sooth Norwaik Raise
eases malted. 11. EPA!” . fllw
LADIII Oil Olli’l'hlltlll cAl Ill Afil— _
wasted with board in good rooms, or
without heat, at no. ”Chestnut attest. loath loa-
wrik. stiltw
run BALE.
Advertisementsundsrthlshesd. smearesdingb
hnqlumeuaummMIw-km ,
DESI! 30:ka tors Alllilsgltimy
l c- "60 ( .mlll i ' i
W BMW 1301108. WANG.
TAMI! a GOLDEN.
o 10 it houses Agents.
TWO-Sla'f'lll PARK ROCKAWAY, BUILT
by Flandrsu,but little used. Will be sold
cllmpi called for at. once. Alp yet
of 800 In!) 8 BOYT‘S.
At lhil fiihtledilala inlllfiwtlaponiilsa
tion was 231,040; in 18]), 361.113, an in-
crease of 0.4 per cent; in 1810, 201.042.
an increase of 4.8 per cent; in 1820, 2‘15,-
148, an increase of 6 per cent.; in 1880,
297,075, an increase of 8.1 per cent.; in
1M0. $9,078. an increase of 4.1 per cent; teen membasoi theawphlm
lthlllO BAP RIVER sass U'llD. In
in 1850, 370,792, an increase of 10.0 per I quire “”05“ u" an“, an“. n, 1' 1120333123?“ .
slndly
cent: in 1800. 400,147, and increase of v1 Agnes or mun“
24 99', can“ in 1870, 537.545, an harem Hoses. sneer asp assume-ruler ”mm,“ “m _ .
sndicadho .fins madeta,gcodwiadand
of 10.8 per cent.; in 1880, 622,700, so I IMMW w. -
increase of 15.8 per cent. said no... aligns of mi want of use. Apply at
.1... . Ell.
Practically the whole of increase in this
population during the past ten years has nu. ss'ra'lrr .611. paw—g you WhANTA‘ a 1m. (31.02.,
-- housqor-maamc ,or one: ,
been confined to the cities and larger mm“! unfit " nevus: H ,. m l. git/clear fromibsA cish,
Thls'l nowhere ti Jaw-ha so, 1. ha sstopeneda o’
D roeneofthsdugnlots :1: $3.. ar'eldja number 0‘; g. Qnmgtwlzlm.m a“
ll Deauhtou Winks
£3. celecud’. “
themarswater frame. Also a fine minutes resi- gm mm
deuce, house} barn, carriage house, acre of land, all g_ Whistling
on ibowaler rout. Also insurance of all kinds in m'ube“L 1). “mum”;
best companies - 7. Tenor solo. "The Pilgrim." ‘
choice building lots, on and do feet from, on
been only a trifle less rapid and infinitely
i. I. BOYT.
scout) BAND FURNITURE, STOVIS. CAR.
pets,&c, nougbtrndeoldorsoldou commie
bounded forward with irresistible strides
MADEMIOSELLE SOUALLINO.
sion, at my new place of business, under the but A Comadletta in One Ant.
vatlouArmybarrsckasnuthNorwalk. Wml’od- Hal! Dalton... ILME
m i” 1" Ir. Char Iorlimer '.
BobO‘Rtl’fcrty (Milo W)..II.A.L , ,
TO LET.
Advertisements under this head, not exceeding 5
lacs, 1 Lime 23¢. a limes 50s. 1 week $1.00.
marlin—rant n.
1. Part 8m. “Where are you gala
maid l"
2. Blaze Chorus. “Bellman."
rusted at 49,000. Meriden has not been
ARTS OF TWO HOUSES ON BONED! 81“.,
South Norwalk, Apply to
:15 0t lRA SEYMOUR.
Ir. ,,
. . . 5. Solo and Chorus. Serenade. ,
1101 all Oh HIGH li'l'lllE'l‘. PART 0? HOUSE M R F and Full mm
, , r ii.
on \\ liter street. House on West Norwalk 8. Mandolin 301%
read. Mauul’sjory on Water street. inquire of
ii? iii RAYMOND BROS.
September. 1889: New Haven, from 6?,»
ll
7. Halo Chorus. "The Three
Am
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0mm: a
Norwslk. inquire at iii Union Direct. booth
Norwalk. n2 1w
\wonousss 0N roux: “uranium TEE rm
room mch. Water is. sad conveniences. wm Wednesdaysndenntlans “ii I ,
Apply to JOHN E. KKAI’P. Sun y. The ball will be fit. -
one: at West slrcet. South Horwslk. p_ m. each n! ht. so (tab (flute) v
sec. iiefresgmeutaa Caricatallllonfl.
OWER PART 01" HOUSE ON 3108 STREET
IJ seven rooms to small family. A iy lo ' SPECIAL ATTRACTION! m ,
015m JAMS C. csows. Soot Norwaik. lurk: by Prof. Heine's Band.
’ will be taken in tulle.
ONE 11013-13 AND PART 01" TWO HOUSE .111 “ire-d, night.
oanodwsrd avenue. Water in. Bent rea- Trcxm.” Coolie. .1; 9" Mr
tenable. Also Burlbntt hours and ham, near resi- for pm, 15c.
doses of Chas. C. Stevensnuo. ptyao “'9‘ Concert tickets can be
a a. w . wag”,
the state are the cardinal point: of
growth. Connecticut cannot, of course,
compete with the western states in agri-
culture. except perhaps in dairy and
truck farmingrond the rural towns are
arsgeneral thing making 1.0 progress.
or whenever u manufacturing comb
lishment is located in this state anu-
. slur s .
owns 11va OPNRW uoussonulallail , .3 am
I; street, heir Woodward avenue Water in. byonc Wm nature
For parllculars inquire at N West Avenue, South ,,
Norwslk. sill! Notice to East Nuxwdk
cleus exists for a steady growth of popu ‘ .. "‘1 _ Plum-m“;
iation. The brilliant growth in populs- MISCELLANEOUS! 1‘BETA15 fifn-‘fgmh . ..
tion which next year‘s census wrli allow 4 dirtrictlaxof live (5) milieu-the ~ . ., . .
h- in this state will undoubtedly be psralled ufiffi-He aflm $3513."; . _ g 5 m" “”m‘ n“ ”m' ““3
held on the 10th day of July, 1&9, at
- showrooms“... -
ADIES WANTING A contextual- NURSE Y m - . " "
L through continent. lease addrcm Era. 1102- ready ‘0 motive mm ” W m u
worth, cor. Golden mil . Summit at,So.itor— he ”“13? ”gigafima‘l-F
walk. Doctors reference if required. “,3; bills mm unpaid on "#9:” v
coma mama-tam 7 ‘
Dated October so. 1880.
by the development in manufactuling
and other lines of industry.
Weather for November.
Horace Johnson, in giving a forecast
‘ RAND OPlflt'IziG SOCIABLE 0! ‘1‘le IBT—
rupolnan Dancing Academy. will be held at
«rand army Ball, on the Bridge. Saturday evening,
I1:40;. 9, all p. In. All are invited.
l’
DRESSMAKING I'O'lf LADIES AND CEIL-
saya: it has been utterly impossible to
Warrant for a special
fleeting.
me to make a full and perfect prediction
ioralunation. The general storm pre- dm- wm'mkm “flag am“ , “15:33:? 02%. .
Mt! ilSlainstrsetEmwalk. flfimmfl (”Mm ail-s (g. ,,
E -—-B anti-xi vested in me i
GRAND by 2,1,,“ m. a... a
MILLINERV W" ....
OPENING.
Satul’y, llllllgil’iliies’nl ::
Mrs. W. Fawceil’s
No. 3 Water Street, , Wm”
Norwalk. - Conn.
.. . ,c-r—~——- '5
99'. on. six} "charges? W'fllimfim w . '
sellers ,.lsl.isciv.i, HP , , .
’ bmmfi slogans”...
huts maritime-in of an
hvctumumgredimdcmtopnid’gwmgu District.
l‘swcctt’s Headquarters !
10E tumult. .
its. a wrist street. son-rs. floral:
FOR GENTLEMEN ONLY
Breparc foralow temperature. North;
Charles H, Platt, of Hartford, division
superintendent of the New England
effect liovember 18. He will be super-
intendent of the section of road between
Iott'flaven and theGrand Central De-
§
School looting.
Tnmnvornsorm scorn iron—
walkllainalchooll'lhtrletsre
. . Inward mm
this week mes‘2p2llgimer: hidatthsfralllln ' Tl“ Hanna’s al‘fl “0mm!- airflow“
boring to Ir. Dean's uswbulldiug, I
trot-humor ill percent. on
‘ ‘ rslesctfuvsitareprsrviouv
Btrstiortl areas to find their respective
pianuof business had been burglarised
during the night. Todd’s grocery store,
I. W. Oelllu’sdrsgatorssadthegrsded
latraace
tertainnient at the Opera House on
Thursday evening, Ifovamber 14. under
the sueplcesof Norwslk Lodge. lie. ”1,
G. U. 0. of 0. I.
there willheagrandeosiahle. Wheeler
lbWilson’scrcheetra wiltprnvlde music scterlasdtlfia _
and Professor Grips will'sot'sslirsctar. peril, hcthrsligicurlyaadpcllticslly. It
Thegrsndmsmhwlllisheplaerstlhll, ‘ssaacthshettwadhyrsdecisg the eel.
the members of the blip
Baird, profound and philosophical in
its thought, far reaching in its volipe, b m
asdeisgulsrly felicitciwinstylemn'l'he manta-sets-
Inweuary Views! the Southern Situa- "“
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mausoleum "" n‘ 1m”: ”mum
ll. Aisthot'pe. of the pattern
workaou Riverside avenue, left his horse
in front of the Cttyliationsl Bank while
hsweut inside. Au express train came
slougaadthe horse becoming frightened.
ran down Washington street and across
thehridga liceerlcuedalnagewrsdcns.
Ideal-haunt.
Thissvealngasise'elugci the Union“ them
aehccldhttlotwlllhshslast thel‘rask.
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