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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, February 4, 1890 · page 1

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MdfimmWIh

rum—um holds no»
msnis listllsst evening.

Ilse Orson lined. of Norwslk, is visit-
ing friends in Dsnbury.

~Tbc 00an lie-Inlet will inskn
some stsrtling disclosures stills Athena-
uirl, Norwslk, on Tuesdsy.

anles W. O‘Brien of Bertford is visit.
ing friends on North Isin street.

Prsnk A. libero of Brooklyn in visiting
with Ifr. Ind lire. Williem Schmidt.

users“ curedwhsinn. lite I pound, It
Ferd Hsyss‘ msrket.

llr. Ind Ire. Meander B. Boughton
hsve returned from I visit in New Jer-
W- .4.

-llsn's working shoes, 31.10. Bmlth

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om manager-rewind lhfvlnter. - ___ >
fish “raw. um :13: All Idjourned business meeting of the
mwahw‘m gm First Blptllt church will be held on. u.
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The Fslrlleld County Ynle Alumni Ar
socintion will be eutertnined by the
Bridgeport members. Feb. 90.

——Use' PlIisted's Toilet Lotion for
cbnpped hnnds.

Miss Ifsgglc Smith, of DeKlyn's up-
town bnkery, is spending I week’s vncn-
tiou in Brooklyn.

--Lsdiee' wIilkenphIst, 82.50. Baritb
Bron.

George Cooper in spending I week with
his pnrents in the borough, Ifr. Cooper
is employed in Springfield Ifsss.

—8innll fresh hIms Io} routing, 10c I
pound, It Ferd HIyes’ mIrket.

Astorm of considernble force in the
Northwest will prubsbly move to the
lskes to dIy nod to New Begin“ to-
morrow, preceded by I erm wsve.”
Tempersture rose in the United BtItes
yesterdsy. In this district to-dsy cooler,
hazy Ind fnir westher will probnbly pro
inl, with fresh to brisk uorthwesterly
Ind Ind westerly winds, followen by I
rise of tempsrntnre. In the Middle BtItes
Ind New Englsnd cooler, psrtly cloudy
to fair wentbsr Ind fresh to brisk north-
westerly Ind westerly winds will pre-
inl, followed in thin section by I rise of
tempernture, winds shifting to southerly
Ind In incrense of cloudiness. On Wed-
nesdsy, in this section Ind in New Eng-
lInd ermer, fsir to pIrtly cloudy
wenther will prohsbly prevkil, with
westerly to southerly winds, followed by
cloudiness Ind rnin, with In increase of
storminem of! the counts north of Brady
Hook, end on Thursdsy, pnrtly cloudy
to Mr weItller, with slight thermnl
chsnges, preceded by rnin on the coasts
Ind followed by I decided “cold wsve."

Jnmes Charlton, formerly of Norwnlk,
died this morning in the insane hospitIl
on Blackwell's lslInd, from softening of
the brute.

-~Cut prices on rubber boots Ind shoes.
Smith Bron.

The nutter of widening Ind streigll.
ening Vsn andt Ivenue. will hnve I
hesrlng before the selectinen, It their
up town office, to—monow morning.

—'l'he Oflicinl Report of the Ohio Stnte

 

lint-turn Ali-Inns rus- To-Iui-rww.

7'01 5'13 10'18 4'50 Food Commissioner shows Clevelsnd’n
Insurer Wtomfu Superior Bnking Powder to be from
V.“ ”Mun-“'1 ’5'”: 1390- eight to twenty-eight per cent. stronger
mun. rose. ‘m' then other crew of inner powders.
Idihtlc Liverpool Len ————-—-
mm :1 ,3 Butler Lodge, No. 97,1.o.o.1~‘, will
BtIleof Incl-rs alum as give In entertninment It the lodge room
M a“ ‘7 tomorrow evening. All Odd Fellows
Colorsdo Hull “5 . .
w m Ire "“le to be present.

--Ifen‘s $4 GoodyeIr welts reduced to
'3. Smith Bros.

Butler Lodge, No. 97,. I. 0. 0. F. will
hnve In entertainment It the lodge room
tomorrow evening, there being no work.
All Odd Fellows curdiIlly invited.

Mr. Ind lire. Henry Noble entertnined
I few friends It their home inst evening
with I used pnrty. The ngnd prize wns
won by Miss Elle Kent, the booby price
by Ed Inching.

—Deu’t fell to hour the Converted
Romnist in the Athenmum, NorwIlk,
on Tuesday.

Following the sdjournment of the
Hosicnl Society It the FrInklin Street
school hIll lusteveuing,n rehenrsIl of
wsr songs to be sung It the LibrIry
concert wns held.

Dr. Dexter Hitchcock wns summoned
by telegrnph to Booth BIdley FIlls,
IIIs., this morning on swonot of the
serious illness of his brother, Dr. G. G

Theftnw Directory.

In disclosing the ndvnutnges thIt per-
tnin to Norwslkjn the chunk of com-
merce Ind msnufnctnre. it is our inton-
tion, while Ivoiding unnecsmnry minu-
tm, to so represent the industries of .this
community In to lssve no doubt in the
minds of our renders thst this insrket
not only cnn but does compete II I
source of supplies with soy in the stnte
in my lines produced. A short, digni-
fied monument of your business in
the new ehssidsd Business Dinotory to
helocntedontheflsstpnge of the BIN-
MIL, csnuotlnil to be I Judicious Id-
venisment.

THE LOCAL NEWS.
It cost the borough $90.00 to clothe its
new“ policemen.

~Thepinno It Smith Bron. to be strd.
ednttheend of theolosingout Isle.

aw:

Hitchcock.
The Chrisrmns overgrown were re- __ . ---- i
movedfromfltl’nnl’schurnhysiterdsy BrmIMU’MMbIbJOc. Smth

Infil- John HUI". 0' “0 We The Dsslbury Ind Norwflk rnilwa

ststionItNorwIlki to be Mind by

electricity,scontrnet for twelve lights

' htvingbsensigned yesterdsy with the

n: NorwslknudsonthorwIlkvllectric
lithium-Ir» ,

Mimi—4+ marries
“a I‘ 015:? ”music“:
Son‘s.

“ A ' or. l as ‘ .eolsz
Widen-l" ‘ our tour

town. -Odnst‘sbie ’D’e crest picksd‘np
onset thsnetrsmismvisltors
‘IId’escorted him in Bridgeport for

 
 

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Thames (kernels being I residence
in Wm Norwnlk.

~0hildren's mm. Smith Bros.

.lseob ulslsK$é with his rm.
lly yesterdsy. to Ifnndow street. this
city.

-—-Ail tashoss reduced tonsil. Bniith
Bros. '

Ths mnrrlngsof Eugene J. ilrsssnnd
lies OIrris lists wss soisnrnired It the

Congrsgstlonnl psrsonnge by Rev. J. A.
Biddle inst evening.

~Dootorn nIy the grip-hes gone. Yen-
he hung Soother did it.

The members of linnebslln Division,
Sons of Tsmnersncs, held I socisble sod
tourists-Int st Alusricsn lecbnnics’
hsil inst “shins. The Ittendsnce wIs
lsrge Ind the sffsir eased off plennntly.

*4 Well"? Wu In and"! It
winner‘s. .' 'flnst Moulded now.

The citissns of South Norwnlk should
not fnil to rend the reports of City Clerk
E. E. Crown Ind City Trensnrer John B.
Ferris which lire printed in todsys lane,
in order to become Icqnsinted with the
tinsncini stsnding of the city.

-—8inith Bron, the borough shoo desi-
ers, hsving business interests eIsi,Ire
closing out their stock of boots, shoes
Ind rubbers regnrdlem of cost.

 

 

 

 

The Bundsy School of St. Paul's
Church is fnst Ippronehing to thst figure
in incrensed Ittelldnnee Ind membership
It which it stood when the Rev. C. I
Selleck wns rector in 1888. The school
is Ilwnys prosperous when he is rector.

 

-——Pure home-rendered lord, in peck-
Iges of 25 lbs. Ind upwsrds. for Br: I
pound, It Ferd Hnyen' market.

Rev. C. If. Belleck,of 8t. Paul‘s church,
olllcisted It the funerIl of the lIte Jebiel
(l. Rockwell, held y‘esterdsy Ilternoou
It the family residence on High street.
borough. The interment took place in
the NorwIlk Cemetery.

—-We Ire receiving direct the Norihsmp-
ton creemery butter, Ind cnn till all or-
ders promptly Ind It low figures. None
better. T. 3. Buyer a Son.

 

In the NorwIlk club's billiard tournn~
merit Inst night W. G. Thomss, Jr . best
.1 K. Hyatt 125 to 30, end then defeIted
George Vsn Alystyne 125 to M. To
night Mr. Thomss will play his first
challenge guns with Fred Bennett.

A (lo-lug lnelnl Ive-t.

on Friday evening Prof. W. G.
Newell’s clues will give so exhibition
and reception It Ilusic Bell. The exhi-
bition will be given between 8 sad 0:30
o’clock. Ifier which there will be due-
lng until 1 o'clock. Prof. Neweli's clnss
has been one of the lIrgest dsncing
cluses errr orgsnized in this piece Ind
many of the pupils Ire new line
dnncere. Spenking of the reception
the Bridgeport Post lssi even.
ing snid: Sixteen mssters Ind misses
from this city will give In exhi-
bition dInce in elegnnt costumes of
"Sellers in Port Ind on Shore,” Miss
Me Nowell will give her clever exhi-
bition of the "Bnilor’s Hornpipe,” which
will be followed bytbe militnry robot-
tische executed bythe more proficient
members of the professor’s school. A
lsrge delegntion of Bridgeport’s Idmirers
of terpsichore will Ittend the reception
Ind with other plessing Ittrnctions in-
cluding numerous pretty dremes Ind I
delightful floor for dsncing. the Ifl'nir
will nnquestionnbly serve Is In elite oc-
cmion to the society element of South
Norwnlk.

Invtvnl Icon-gs It l-t Nnrwnlk.

We the received the following Ic-
couut of the revivnl meetings thst Ire
being held in Best NorwIlk:

The EnstNorwIlk I. E. church, which
for the pest few weeks he been holding
Iuriesofrevlvnlmeetinggneems to be
dive to the good work of religion Ind
christinnity, held I remnrksbly interest
ing meellng lest Sundny morning. The
pnstnr. ltsv. Inl’egg. Ind hiIheIrtsnd
bIndnfnlLIud kin fncswnsnoillnmined
WWW unionism Bel-Is:-
ammo-ammunition;
for his hsnrt is in his work Ind the relig~
Wmnlfestsfln'tllht’lnsiuing
its.“ Inseam aloussssswssy result-tin
him. “ Attire agreeing or the service
shout-forty were tsksil into the fellow-
sblpof lhecburcbnn probstice. by lee
tsr sud full membership, sftsr which,
the communion wns observed, Ind II-
mcst the «MAW pnrtlelpnt
ed in thstlnost mulling ceremony, Ind
gun "has thst their hssrls Ind

 

 

 
 

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The Court of Bergen. unnsseted the
business of their rsgslsr reseller Inst
night bensntli the nflulgstit run of tour
incsedssesni lights recently pissed in
their muesli ohnmbnrs. The only Ib-
ssntss wns Burgess Meeker. who is in
the south.

Themes Gooney Ind Joseph Holiness-
sn sppesred before the bond Ind Isksd
them to sensor the drivswsy lending
front Wster street down the hill to the
as works II I public highwsy. in ease
the borough would do this they oflsrsd
free the strip of lnnd belonging to them
scross which the drivswsy new person.

Wster Oommldoner Inody, to whom
wns referred llohsnl Bheedy's hill of
“for tbslomsfhlshmwkich wns
hilltMrJellies into, ”1, l, , .
Hoyt-ilyhrtm th‘M-W
the routine with Iii. already for ml.
The bonrd Ipproved Ir. loody’s notion
Ind tendered him I vote of lbInks.

Timothy J. Burns sent in In Ipplicsr
tloo to be Ippolnted specisl police. Ind
.lsmes Sutherlnnd Inked to be Ippointed
inspector of sewers. Their IpplicItions
were referred.

Ilsrtin lorrls Inked for permission to
«rein wooden cottnge on liIIcs pines
extension. Bis petition wns referred to
the fire depIrtment committee.

A petition Isking the bonrd to Ippoint
Inoiher policemen. Ind thst the Ip
pointee be Albert DeForest, went to the
committee on police.

A petition for In electric light on
Knight Itmet wIs grsnted.

The report of the Chief of Police for
the month of annnry wns Icoepted Ind
ordered on file.

Burgess Adsms reported fIvorIbly on
the petition for In electric light It the
corner of Wsrd Ind BIrriet streets, Ind
the bonrd ordered I light pieced there.

Burgess Glover, chnirrnnn of the com-
mittee on sewers, wns directed to pro-
cure bids for clesning the catch-humus.

The chairmen of the finsnce commit-
tee was authorized to borrow 01,000 for
the use of the borough It terms not ex-
ceeding 4} per cent.

A vote of thsnks wns tendered to the
electric light eoranny for lighting the
rooms free of cost to the borough, nod
to Burgess Adsms for his efforts in pro
curing the lights.

The meeting then adjourned.

 

ll YIBNIAL

Bagel-Selma.

A ploIsInt wedding wns held lIst
evening It No. 4 Well street,borougb.
The contrncting pIrtiee were Coand
Engel, the populsr toneoriIl Irtist em-
ployed by E. Apoll. Ind Miss Kste Som~
more of South Norwslk. The bride wss
prettily Iltired in seIl brown sntin FrIn-
cnise Ind curried I bouquet of white
roses. The rooms, which hsre been
nestly furnished for the newly tnIrried
couple were decorated with flowers.
About fifty guests were present to wit-
ness the impressive ceremony which wns
performed by Rev. 1'. K. Noble. of the
Congregstionsl church. Miss Lizzie Som-
mers, sister of the bride. noted In brides
msid, Ind Conrsd Hoes of Trenton, N.
J.. wIs best men. Ifr. Ind Ilrs. Bagel
received the hesrty congrstulstions of
their friends end were the recipients of
my besntifulnnd costly memoir. A
line collation wns served Ind seven!
hours were plenssntly lpehl in socisl en-
joyment.

 

, I'. I. 0. A. Notes.

Severnl nests have been checked on
the pins It Pinneo’nsnd Plsisted’s for
the gum concert by Foster’s New York
Stern in the Norwslk Open Hellenic
morrow night, but there still remnin
severII very tine nests Ind every one
wishing one should see thst it is secured

course, In before stnted, is to raise money
for the furnishing of the new rooms. It
isproposed to Idd to thspresentroonls
of the IssociItion Ind then to give the
people some fine sntertninments In well.
Every one It Ill interested in the suc-
cemof the sssooistionshould purchnss
”Ullwmlflpfiluxbfl if
north.“ vain-rs pd. thus lislpislsegaso
mo .

it is eontlnnnlly incressing.

To-nlght the gymnssium clsss meets
Ind every member of the gymnnsinln is
urged» come in Ind join the closeness
to join with the Other members in the
coming exhibition.

MIWIMO‘

A prominent ofllcinl of the Consoli-
dsrsdrosdwnsssnnyesisrdsysfternoon
Indln responsstoqnsstionn Into who
will bstheurosssscr or W.H.'lurner.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Mthlsisgmsssspsnlltorlnss. lf
‘hmevgyons wsnssllrit lasso
e. Ilwsyslnsnnsprsilt two
thingshsspsn ifsvnry
renders-fused Issued.ifevsvysss-
srrssbit. ltsssy liens prelim
wsyr: 5 our new sis-idsd Bliss.
Directsrymlieup. Wsprcpcssioni"
isihsrsndsrsot'i‘lishnlirrsmm
thenfiseyothrmsnnsnidsnofthe
Mend mnssfscrsrisgi-port
seen of this com-My, sounding
olrnswdlrsstory psrtlculIl-ly rotheir
stinntbenssguidssnd permsnsntrefo
mmorfumsillslomstlosssmsy
bsnndul.

; "fii‘iiilimfili‘iclf
III , WWW?“ Isis use
of x lwsn held their
menus j f stl Celt-oil
MUM g.” nu Bd-
wiI Wilcox. lsyor, presided Ind Cont»
elm m F. W, John W.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

sight. of Wetsrbury.
tsrdsy.

Bitter Sign
“In mossy. ‘
Lenten Wstmore,

m h“, J. 0,“ ll, 1-. c . much for the estnblinhmeut or Toning. om building on. sensation-st..- ”WM in- “mm.“ 3m '
"ll". Prnnk N. Petite u," m ton's librIry Ind I free school. "‘ ""u ‘mu ' c'm'lb " ml ' . m' Wounds It‘l. ,
Billnnrnonnting to 01,103 40 were or- 70 “PM. “I new soldiers' memorisi mu floats on ‘

tiered psid.

A pullin- wu received for the exten.
sion attire wster pips north of the turn-
pike which less referred to CouncilmIn
ll‘rInk N. Parts, I npseiIl committee.

Willhm B. Rider nommunicnted to the
Counelthsthewouldenlsrgsto double
its present sires mnp thst he now liIs,
msking I gensrnl outline mnp of Ill the
streets. including streets Inid out since
the mnp wns mile for .135. To inIke
I mnp Glowing street lines, curb lines,
pipe Ill sewer line, gstes, hydrnnts Ind
monuments be In“ would be worth Ol-
375. The communicstion wIs received
not! pheed on his.

The committee on FlnInce wns in-
structed to renew two city notes due in
Jnnusry sud Ilso to borrow 81100 for
the useof the city.

building, Vernon hes

bthdIscrIpon

town of Windsor.
Ire. Reuben Cook.
line lnris Benton.

eight;

4. 1890.

All All!!!” In ”A“

lore thnnm qnntl was let loose in
thswoods Isnrflrssnwishlssttisturdsy.

 

lather I. Wilcox Ind his wife,“
llnrtford, dlsdof thnplp within three
hours of Inch other Bundsy.

Ire. Adeline Gillsnn. Iged twenty-

wlth the grip. suicided by imaging yes-

Otls Fisher. ills dsfsulrlng town tress-
itrer st Putnnin, will he Irrestsd in I
few dsys for fsilutssopsndsos his books.

A residence in lewtown, owned by
nttbsilswows Bee, Irorn-‘

commoner“.

died in Torrington yentsrdny.

of three Ind one nslf per cent. town

bonds to the'l'rnvelers'lnsursnce com.

pnny of Esrtford It pnr.
BanIrrollIndL. B. Kinncynl Der-

over I cIusewa. .CIrroll knocked Kin-
ney. odf the cnusszy. I fIll of thirty
feet. Kinney's shoulder wns dislocntsd.

There use my very old people in the

Incinds B. HIyden,
wold lmrnis, ninety;
lsIIc BIkes, ninetyme: Ind "m1
there Ire mnny others. 0! course Ill
these old people "retnin their fscnlrien
ton remnrksble degree, Ind can eerily
rend without gin-es.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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sold 0185.000 worth

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

The Mill Built]

Report If the City Clerk.

Totksllsusvshlnlnycrsnd Bnnrdstnilneil-en "
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DebtJIn.l'l._l................ “£51395 ‘ ..

””3 $1??me ‘."'.'.‘.".'.".'.'.

.230? :heglmge sump-incisions: $5
.....,.f....i. at; .......... mm women s. sooov, President.
maria: :ggg llillTlll 3. com, Vice-President,

JAMES H. BAILEY, Scc’y Wrat-

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

The bill of F. 8. Lyon Is City Assessor w. KIOODY,
wIs referred bsck to the committee on WAmn, I. B. cusw. 7 .
licence for correction. . ‘ ASA 11 woonwslrn. unnumeumn:
0n rscommendntion of Councilmnu Aim, "in,“ mmwlfiwmm" J.rnonsroxrnowrrrrslrrsc.cnnuon,

Bullock the ordinnnco relative to the

 
 
 

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crestion of the oilice of street commis-

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sioners wns laid on the table. mw‘f‘fimfu ”first, , .gggg

Themmmittee on streets Ind side- “screwball-Han rM-M- "f ‘ ‘ mung tIksu posse-inn or our new Bu".
wIlks "Ported Progress in the mIiter of “x“mh’m'ms'm 1"" '1" is " Cr rm'llownolrlorwslk r mtim “WWW
necertsiuing who hId not lIid their side- '°' ”flimmnf’fndfi ”6-, will Isresllerheopen for bilg-
g‘hucz‘;$:u°' ‘i‘h “‘° “u 0' In LEI. “a""fig“'ia ...... 7% sum warm-zeal; :"I-sl fru- 1 P... _‘

' . one [120 ........ ' 0 I rm _

The committee on streets reported fIv— 3mmm&m%§m 5 — a 90 And no. u so I P. l. Mien-lugs.
ornblynn the inherent of F. l. """ we r “y H I m om. ‘ ‘
“WOO-3““, ‘. nit Sewers Ind Hangouts mil-5'” a: 3000 of Iorwnlknndsdiotningtowils. shell ‘ ”“3”
Mmum-mmnllmtpos- u...,,,':,m,._ ,rfi‘m whamdwmlg '
m0!!- ‘ ”PM M m”"" ------- lumen-moosnaweenunmsntcr

ThereportnofCityCierkE.E.Crowe, m‘lML w‘wum‘m: mmwmmmwmm

City TleIsurer John H. Ferris. Chief of

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, W invite In lnqrectlnn of our new ”In
Police Willism Vollnler Ind Fife lsshnl anm” gaggrflm . _ 5233 “War 3“- .
John A. Wstkins were received end or- Me Ind Stole Ilia-Ne for your. Wounds . . 99

dam, M on am flumudw.“h lIrhe made-oil‘s. Ins-mm 'estsve .iormo JAMES H: BAILEY, Treasurer.

 

8eversl minor mntters were disposed Phi-n

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of Ind the meeting Idjonrned for one
week. ___’ _.___.._._~..
AI luvltntleu to Yncntn.
The [lonestonic rond on Seturdny

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csnsed to beserved legIl pspers ordering
the Consolidnted rosd to acute the dis-
puted lend It Bridgeport before Feb-
rusry Ill. The Consolidstsd will, of

 
 
 
 

 

 

course, tnke no notice of the order, Ind
the next step of the Housntonic will be
In return whereby the Consolidnted my a a.
be ej Acted. Such I suit csunor be

brodgnt until fifteen dsys Ifter the serv-
ing of I formni notice to quit. Thus the

 

 
 

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