”is I . .. 1 I . Evenl gsentloel. .. aniline =: m' 3:: r so was man. summon. la hf..- l.l.”& nu laguarsutced. ls. against sits-ti isms Thsshipmentofbats from this city n ,m "' m, ,, for-the week ending Saturday, Jan at. 3'3"“ and .0.Wllsiia‘s was 612 cases, 134 racks. h "53““ film!“ W Iiiss Libhie Smith returned Saturday. . ' t sister. Is. it. it i ufi from a three weeks visit wt it her interns. In“. lull. at In”. mm anshsat MIC. “Wm 01:“ hypnosis») eats-in is The storm moving tardy from Dakota will probably con one its caster. ly course today, with a “mild wave” in its easterly quadrants, and he followed by a fall of temperature (miller-to to. day) in its rear. Temperature rose in the United States yesterday, except in extreme northwest. In this district to- day, warmer, cloudy to partly cloudy weather will probably prevail till noon. preceded by rain, with fmh southerly to brisk southwesterly winds, followed by clearing, colder weather. In the Middle States and New England, warm- er, cloudy to partly cloudy weather will prevail, preceded by rain in this section and rain or snow in New England, with fresh to brisk southerly and westerly winds, increasing in strength of! the coasts, followed by clearing. colder weather. On Tuesday in this section and in New England partly cloudy to fair, colder weather will probably ore vail, continuing with slight temperature changes into Wednesday. I!“ Allan-ho for ‘l‘o—Ilorrww. Sun rich I Budgie I High tide Low tide s. 7.9 5.10 11.27 THEIOCAL NEWS. B. S. anqnnt Sunday with his ‘. son, Rev. Herbert Brown, at Mystic. A special meeting of the South Nor- walk Baptist thirty will beheld tomor- row evening. ' " Lester Cole, of Brooklyn, formerly of Norwaik, spent Sunday with friends in the borough. ' —-de sponges at Planted’a drug store. The funeral of hits. J. H. Foley was largely attended from St. Bary’s church this morning. A special meeting of the Norwalk Board of Trade will be heldat the Opera House this evening beginning at 8 o'clock. ___~ , TbeNcbles of the Hystio Shrine will meat in Ballet’s Hall, Bridgeport, this «suing A score of Norwalk members will probably be present. The date of the Dsnbury butchers’ vacuums em . , mom . m Thsyeipedi to“ make airangsute‘ his so that all who wish may accompany them. W—fi pounds pure hrd for Scentsa peandat Hayss' market. :‘t‘lisrswillgbssmciai business meet- Iligot tth .1153.“ the residence a farm in New 2 ‘1. ‘tlsslssrnmgsm, “ is‘fihat Gan.Burst.Ohlo Food ' “WWW“ manna-“3 m ~ deflation: WIT“? Us. . ., ..;o" vs at 3 _ st and talk of holding a whlst tournament. pneumonia. lira. John Ustcd, of Piainsvlilo. In Bridgeport jail. cents a pound at Ford Baycs' market. Hell this evening. Music will be into lubed by Heine’s full orchestra. in Milford May, to attend the tuners of Dr. W. H. Andrews, foreman cl’ Ar tic Engine Company, of that place. Lobenetein, Germany. this morning. worth reading. with "is grippe." for 25 cents or Ferd Hayes‘ market. belief that she may recover. the Norwalk channel. The hearing will he held at tit-Council Chamber. lire. E. P. Weed and son Edward ar- rived in Norwalk from the south last Saturday evening. From Columbus, Ohio. to Jersey City they had the honor of riding on the same train with Nellie Bly. The South Norwaik Musical Society will hold a regular meeting at the Union School hall this evening. As business earnestly desired that there be a large attendance. Patrick Sears, whose body was brought to Norwalk for interment lest Wednes day, did not die at the New Haven hos- pital, as the local papers stated. He died at the borne of blame on Asbtnond street, in that city. . —A genuine picnic, hams 10c per lb.: shoulders do per 1b., at T. B. Gnyer a Son’s. Pedestrains report a fight on West ave- nue near the Armory last night at about ten o’clock between two gentlemen of color. No serious results have been reported, although people who saw the tight say it was a hot one. The odicers and members of Mayflow- er Hook & Ladder Co. have received in- vitations toattcndthcball to be given by Eaton, Burns-l Co. his company . A next Friday evening. " pate h” pleasant time. " —Don’t attempt to drown the Gripps with drink. It can swim. Cure it with Yankee lung; Brother. . m1. 1|: gm lunanmim dog-t They no Hill! are .womsw Wemmu simian , house but not with the “la gripps." Col ’ While at his workat the foundryvacmc hail!- M’imibililoot‘llli'h all“ cold in ”’9, members! the body and it is ll'abi‘e to cross biu'i tame inconvenience before he recovers. _ . Him (nine nose, daughter of n. it. 300.1081"! baadsomcgold watch last Saturday afternoon while on the way -Bouds& Aysr's Barmpirills 75 “W's, . eia a Wermmrw-c ‘ m Tbsmcmbavsoftbslorwalkatlli Burgess lsaac Bows is confined to the , house, threatened with an attack of ~Bsmsmbar Plalsted's cough "My Old Well Lodge, 3'. Q A. It. will work the third degree to-morrow evening. All lastrrvllasons invited to be present. rs. ruse-t of Ira. .r. c. Randie. who died suddme at her home in Winni- pank datum-turning“! beheld an linguists residence at 2:00 o'clock to-uror In? Koo iifi in... views bhfdrs Judge Knapp this morning charged with being drunk. Shewas sentenced to thlity days ~The best prime roast beef for it The Arion Sidiring Society will hold their annual masquerade ball at Music Hope Hose Company sent a delegation Albin Neukirchner, Shame Pitaer‘s right hand man, received a handsome “good luck” card from his sweetheart in The "Pathetic Poom"in another col- umn, by “A Western Ian,” is well It will be particularly Interesting to those who have wrestled —Two pounds of the best round steak Mrs. George H. Comatock, one of the victims of the accident at Wilton last Thursday aiternocn, is still alive, and her condition furnishee grounds for the A full attend-:ncs is desired at ,tbe hearing tonight relativcto the estab- lishment oi pier lines on the east side of of importance will be transscteth is .30 M..- m w .w Assnwss hontolr. scour-John >Downy last week. You Oolgrcvs is daugerciuly ill with typhoid pnsumoals. Iary Conway died at the aims house Saturday alternoca of consumption. and was buried today. The lstvvior of the building recently purchased by Edward Quitner is being torn out today, praparawry to lowering the door. It. and lira. Fred. W. Wood, of Dan- bury, spent Sunday with Mrs. Wood’s parents. Ir. and tits. Noel Stanton. on Orchard street. -Ws are receiving direct the Northamp toncrcamsry butter,and can lllall or- ders promptly and at low figures. lions hatter. T. B. (layer a Soc. A scientific sharp has discovered that. fl ' x mm” tdn‘a.’ tdou't bet on it. The scientist may hsvc weighed it on accal dealer's mice, which weigh only 1,600 pounds to the ton.-—Drako's Magazine. No games were played Saturday night in the Norwalk Club‘s billiard tourna- ment. The games tonight will be be- tween 6. A. Van Alstynr, of the so class, and John H. Lee, of the 40 class; J. K. Hyatt. of 60 class. and J. B. Hoyt, of the 70 class; W. A. Vogel, of the 50 class, and W. G. Thomas, Jr.', of the 125 class. Says the Waterbury Republican: "The contest by the several Connecticut cities for appropriations by the present cou- gress for public buildings is a lively one, but Waterbury is well along in the race. The subatiluts bill appropriating $100,- 000 for the Waterbury building will probably be reported to the senate today. The Sunday afternoon meeting at the East Avenue M. E. Church yesterday proved agrcat scenes. The church was crowded and the time was profitably occupied. The meetings will be con- tinued as long as they are so well at- tended. Special revival services will be held every evening this week excepting Saturday. a a hiatus aiws. The poet allies and stores in this place will close at 7:00 o’clock p.m. until April 1st. . Tomorrow evening, Ivanhoe Castle, Knights of the Golden Eagle. will hold a special stealing. . The commissioners of the [nosey ss- tate will meet in the Probate Court on Monday, Feb.. 3d. no Diluulty ta "list-g" lady. The horwslk correspondent of the Connecticut Catholic says: “It is rum- ored that a popular young democratic politician of Norwalk is to be married in a short lime. As he is the manufactur- er of a baking powder, it is expected he will have no d‘ifiiculty in "raising" ear- ly in order to make the lire.” A Very nourishing order. Catholic Union Council, K. of 0., of the borough, in in a very flourbhlog condition. At the last meeting there were seventy-six members on the roll. four more were initiated, two candidates sreundcr consideration and eight appli- cations are on file. It is expected that District Deputy licElroy will visit the council soon toconfer the third degree. —-We don’t often mix up in matters that do not concern us. but we consider Brussels saw the very best in market. A not cross In. While drunk, last Saturday evening, John Bun. a tramp, broke one of the large panes of glass in the trout of John Bray's saloon on Halo sins-t. Bun was arrested by Policeman lorebousc and locked up over Sunday. This morning Justice Selleck sentenced we prisoner to Bridgeport jail for thirty days. , (lot wars-- will not rails. Col. T. L. Watsonwas found at his banking house Saturday morning by a Misti! . first spied ,tbs inmriswpntmsskc. buoys disklyhauobui was.“ universal the First Regiment difilcultiss, tbs Colml was not surprissd. But be crushed all hopes that the interviewer had of mousing tbs nought-for intelli- ’gsncs frous'ths commanding cflosr of thorounh Regimens by stating that he badnuthing tosayapcn that subject. He was pufsctiy willing, however. to converse uposauy otbu subject and procaededtodcsclnsvsryeutertainiog vein. To thapiilutilqassdod as to mummy. ins roman Ila-ton at the Baptist Chunk. Oncesysar the South Norwalk lira- meuattsudservicsinabody at one of the city church; lam evening the! anarchist! at them Well Back A: Leda dero’s. rcotnsatlmo’clcok and pro- evaded to tbs Baptist church to listen to a discourse by Bow. Alabibsld Wheaten. he The dldsrcnt five companies were well upresscudandthsywsrassated In the square bodyci the church. Ir. Whoa» son's test was “They have cast firs into my. havsdsdladby «at» log down the d we ling plweot thy name to the ground.” He dwelt upon some of the things that were enemies, of the church, among them being anarchists, the open saloea, Sunday newspapers, tho warm-immense”; m ”3.33:"? exerted in the work of the church. gation. An ismmsfo‘Zs. About c month ago printed notices were posted about the cities of William A. Royce, a printer at No. 192 Pairfisld avenue, Bridgeport, which charged him with being a dead heat, and told him to call on 0. E. Etymond of this city, and pay the .82 that he owed him or asva calamities, mentioned in horrifying lan- guage and terroratriking tones, would overtake him. A representation of the skull and cross bones accompanied the threatening posters. Like circulars were received by Ir. Royce through the mail, and they purported to come from the Excelsior Bad Debt Collecting Agency. lir. Royce placed hiscasc in the hands of Prosecuting Attorney Chamberlain, and warrants were issued for the arrest of 0. E. Raymond and J. Shaw, whom it was alleged were the parties who caused libellons circulars to be printed and distributed. The case was assigned for trial in the Bridgeport city court sev- eral times, but it did not materialize un- til Saturday. Judgs Kelsey wssou the bench, and layer Deforest and Lawyer Klein sp- psared for llassrs. Raymond and Shaw. J udge Deforest claimed that the indict» ment was not properly madsost, and cited an Indiana case as his authority, but his demurrer was overruled byJudge Kelsey. For two hours the lawyers argued the points, and every phase of the case was hotly contested. Ir. Chamberlain smiled freely and inter apersed Judge DeForest's remarks with quiet bits of humor. This exasperated the judge, and be appealed to the court to find whether the case should be treat, odseriouslyornot. Beobyvctsdto the circulars received by Ilr. Boyce being admitted ascvidaucs, but was overruled. There were two charges against Raye mood and Shaw, the first being black- mail and the latter being criminal libel. Royce testified to receiving the weird circulars. During the testimony he was well raked over by Raymond’s maul. it appeared that Raymond had hired Shaw tccolkct the bill of 832, which Boyce owed him for seniors as a printer onspeperoncsissued banyceinBtamo ford. It was shown that it yes that re- ceived gentlemanly letters reminding him of the debt and then so he paid no attention to them the circulars calling Royce a fraud and containing his child- ary ass dead heat wart sent. The dis- cussion took it all the morning. The case against ymoud was boiled and Shaw wssilnsd 35 and ccstsforblaek- mail and .6 and costs for criminal libel. Thh hmsrely a nominal fine showing that the Judge hadsn idea that there was considerable provocation. W“! "' . hem _ , i mwm“ not"? ”-13.9” s . heroine... ~ , street, to close after Bay 1, and pay [to torthsitllcsassstctbatthsa. Tuscan. which is one of remonstraccs on the w . iipinion ’tilht ’«iiiii. ' 6g toothy societies to-day that if a man did Justice to half of them to which he belonged he would require sixteen days in the week. He believed that less time should be given to these societies and more energy In his closing remarks be appealed to his hearers togivs more thought as to the things of Christ and His church. The sermon was attentively listened to and made a deep impression on the congre- MONDAY. JANUARY 27. 1390. .___.._..._....._.. mum...“ W...w.._.... .. Itasca ro’riiis breast-sir. A Large Debut-Ion st loath lsrwath i I. I. 0. A An“! Hosting of the leaf Anxlllary e'k-AI Address by UTE-saw. songssvvios Sunday was led by B. Wighaisaud there wssagood . The subject was "Remem- MW the main thought of the meeting “ that ovary young man should at- ,Wto the salvationof his soul while lsyonog. ' Tomorrow afternoon at 8 o'clock oc' curs tbssnaiial meeting of the ladies' Anaiflavy oi the association and a full sttaflsuos oi the members is re semesters or great importance to the sssstlatiou are so be considered. The repeits of the various oillcsrs will be Maud the election of ofilcsrs for the ‘ year willtshaplau- Altar tbs ,,,. ,iim,."Woms’sNIorli tulle ' I #9.".‘whlch "mind! in thstown of Norwalk that is at all inter- ested in Christian work should hear. All ladies are invited to attend this meeting whether members of the auxiliary or uotsnd it is hoped that the rooms may be crowded full. The tickets for the coining course of sukusinmsnts under the auspices of the smaclstlon are now ready and it is hoped that every member and anyone who is notamsmbsrand wishestoaidtbsasso— elation will take some of them to sell. it isproposed todsvotc the proceeds of tbecourse. if any, to the furnishing of them rooms if they unsecured, and everyone should help this feature along by purchasing one of these tickets if nothing more. In, ‘ an..." dapTéJimpp.” .1... any- body. It is always universally good. All. LIQUID ‘l’fll "LII. John, Siattcry, who was struck by a piece of falling plate at the Berlin Bridge company's works Friday, cannot recover. lhvid Mayer, the Hartford jeweler whsse assignment was announced last week, oifers to pay twenty-live cents on a dollar. 1'" C. Fowler of “undue has shipped airmen trotting horses to lexington, Ky, to be sold in the Brasficld ssls there tomorrow. . The coal barge Arizona, containing 1,000 tons of coal. foundered in the "race" near New London Saturday. The captain was drowned. The store and postoillce as Scotland, occupied by William Farmer, was born- ed Friday night, the llamas resulting from an explosion of the safe by burg- lars. Loss, C8,”: insurance, “,800. There was nothing of value in the safe. Walter V. Ilorgao, aged thirty-tire, manager of the Postal Telegraph com- pany in Hartford, stopped from a mov- ing train in Hartford Saturday. He slipped and fell under the wheels. He lost an arm and leg and died from the loss of blood. He leaves a widow and several children. During 1889 the Ellington creamsry produced no tons of butter. Tbersv cetpts for the sales were 060,737 and the expenses were 09,906. The sum of .50.- 880 was divided among the patrons. The average price received per pound was 24.71 cents, while the average expense per pound was4.3l mots. Reports of the results of the remarks- ble weather of the present winter con- tinue to pour in from all directions. Blacksnakes have been killed during the past week in Willltnsntio and Daniel- stinvllle. tadpoles were seen swimming sboutioPrcston ponds,a big fat road was captured hopping about Andover. 8.1.Paas of Dunbam picked abancb of lay fiowsrs Wednesday, and Charles T. Boliister of Hartford did the same ihingaday ortwo later. A big deck of geese passed over Willimsntic. ‘l'ho macros-Isaac. mi.“- M... 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Some very interesting figures are to» day made known showing the tremend- ous increase in the telephone facilities of this state. During the past year sword- ing to the report of General Superinten- dent E. B. Baker the Southern New England company had too miles of pole line with 4,316! miles of wire in this state (January I) and 5,” subscribers, 1,944 being rmidsucuand 3,749 ofiices. One hundred and fifty miles of these wires are underground, 20 miles under water. There are 1,340 circuits carrying single subscribers, 420 carrying two sub- scribers and 1.027 circuits carrying more than two subscribers, a total of 2,687 circuits. Thsrears 1w publicstationsdis» tributcd throughout the state and 6,010 telephones in actual use in a population 015,900. 0! these 5,748 are Blake trans- mitters, 28 are Edison transmitters and 826 are long dhtsncs transmitters. There also are 9! cabinet sets. The wires now reach every town in the state and most of the inter-town basin is done by metallic circuit. The New Haven ex- change was started January 28, 1878, at which time therswas not a telephone wire in the stats. lafldlngandlaanAssssl-tlous. Tbmoannot beanytbinglikca "run upon a bank” npona building smelt tlou. It matters not how many want moaqouwilbdnwalaeach sharehold- ermustwait bison; hamustgive the requirednotioaofhlsdvslrotowith- draw. and if tbsruisuot snfiiclentmoney spplicabletotbc paymsntof withdraw- als to pay all who hsvagivsnootics. tbsyars paid in tbsosdsrof the time when theirriotioesof withdrawal warn tiled by thabeorstary. Tho-modulo- ” “tam?“ ”W higrm n him m math-WW “lineman-2mm with film WOW snubs that combinatlu of facts which must i=2? Bridgeport the soars as it its bad sprung the mesh- salon in the orthodox way. Harald lotsofcthsrboys wars ”onto" tbstriak. A boy in Watsrbury recently batons of the nick machines which thrust out ' when tapped. Boring a hols through the mist anvscsutpiscs. baths-st it just far suough to unlock thsscrabip nation. and has enabled to pullit out with the string and at the flue time so- '5‘" cure a spoolnmt or whatever the machine was loaded with—Mange. ridges-rises lawsas’s.‘ 'l'chridgeport Post, in view oi the souvenir edition of the Standard to be issued Wednudsy.takssoccssiontcsay: "What they are to receive for their workthsPost dossiict kuowaud cares lam. But lidosshcps acdbslisvethat the benefit to the advent-s will be than that whim’hssrsvusd‘ « m In 0 canvamms. This work was bond in book lor- and for the privilege of hav- ing a place in it certain Bridgeport men paid about .40 each. The book was placed on sale but the extent of themlss at present, outside of regular subscribers can be indicated, so it is said. by one S figure. It is also said that one of the men engaged in getting up the work has remarked that he did not care whether any of the books were sold or not, as be had done his work and got the money for his work. Now if the busine- men who had took space in the book had paid “0 each for advertising in the newspap- ers the Post thinks it would have been better for them, as that amount spent in advertising in a good newspaper will bring returns a hundred fold greater than any “wildcat" scheme; such as years. Advertising in a home newspaper pays home merchants. Paying exorbi- tant rates for advertising in certain his. tories does not pay them and they are at last beginning to realize that fact." "WKW nuns V“! r the auspicnof certain, , . «Ir-ha i. . 1‘“ stoic- res-ass "ii 3. $3....m mug. ’ a mum...“ .... or d ' d 6, m... m...» awmmig-e, To an. :imuamamfiw. mom or com-runs Icons. Id r-t ; ‘Wymwumumm W “I? rxaoonarossmronotvsnntor usury. momrnrucam 150%.. asu‘ on do aura—mucosa . given. 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