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5.19
THE LOCAL NEWS.
Ansdjoorasdmertingoltthomn-on
Candlwill beheldonlondsyevening.
—Siock in Art Dept, Boston Store.
mmtlesoldstonco Everythiugstcort
Somecf thcpvcminent young society
ladiesnlthshsrnngh havosnpgedthe
Atheswamlorasociobleontheevening
otfshrassyl’lth.
-Isu’s“Goodyear wells reducedto
'3. ”Iron
W.G.Thowso.lr.wiansrctthe Sor-
Iimldls 3. floyhtmmmlyol this
oinhtohsmmrisdneat'edaesdsyio
Frederick Condo-mt known. Peon,
atthohcmscfhsrflnriallmohlyn.
-Afewmorn how-sin crockeryat
lbsss‘h. ls‘hsmldatoacs.
' Amsdiag ct brick laympiasterers
“asses—smashes“ tartar-day
”Pairs-quit,“ 8o'closk.at
“mathematics.
' isgmmgssisnsiso.
Woman. was...“
John Aloowsrlh Ill mend a”!
with mlatlvss in Jersey City.
The l 28 whist club meets this even-
lnl whit lb Illa Hollander.
-All mahossndoosdtosut. Smith
m...—
A daaghtar war hora yesterday to Ir.
and Ira. Gsorge l'. Quintard. of Arch
strut.
Him llelllo Ryan oi Danbury. is vlslt~
' iIinss Julia Iailett. corner of Clay
grid Spring street. this city.
-.ispsnessT;-P1:s~;t a remarkably
lnwpricss,20sad2licantoaiJ. 3.
Shane. Rsvilandbiock, South Norwolk.
My‘shsusof n. Virtuoso-chi
iaina‘alargseat oi the proposed tows
hallhaildingthatlslonoerectedin
Import. .
Atria monsoon W!!-
i u an: whiz: 4e.
loudmsstsr Daggstt of the Now York
divisional“ Consolidated Road, has
srsddaos in liamford for
It” and will own remove there from
Bridgeport.
The extreme high winds last night
blewofl somsof the iron railing from
the Franklin street school hall and broke
’the electric time wire that was recently
placed in the building.
-Rargsiuo-Visit closing out sale, Art
Dept. Boston Store. Everything at cost.
The members 0! Company 1" minslrels
attended the Board of Trade fair in
Westport last night and gave Part 1. cl
their performance. Large delegations
from other surrounding towns were
present.
~Sarall fresh horns for roasting, 100a
pound, at Ferd Hayes’ market.
Rev. Ilr. Wheatonof the South Nor
walk Baptist church will speak on Goo
I pel Temperance at the Grand Army
scrim, on Sunday at 8 o’clock. Hun-
drcdswilldelightto hear his discourse
on that subject.
-Doctnrs say the grip has gone. You-
kee Lung Soother did it.
The Rev. E. F. Nichols, formprly o!
Grist (torch. Hsiilord, and now in
Philadelfira, was, cn‘l'hursday, elcchd
m “top a! California by the
lei-cops! diocem in session at San
Francisco.
-lw'- via-kins nor-ow. silo. Smith
Bros. ,
A very pleasant sociable wss held at
the residence of Deacon D. I. Pillow at
Cranberry Plains last evening. by the
Y. P. S. C. E. of the Norwalk Baptist
Church. A very pleasant programme
was rendered, after which refreshments
were served by the ladies.
-Wc are receiving direct the Nonhnmp-
ton asamory butter, and can fill all or
derspromptlyandatlowilgures. None
better. T. B. Gnyer lSou.
The quarterly meeting of the Norwalk
LomlUninn,Y. P.S.C.E, willbehsld
Tuesday evening. February 4th, in the
First Congregational church, Norwalk.
Automation iscxtsndcdto allthe so.
clerics connected with tho Stamford
lanai Union.
—Sogar cured hams, me a pound, at
Ford Bayss’ market.
We have received trout floors a Bar
was a generous sample of those Indian
River oranges which thsyars now ado
vsrtioiog h Till Scrunch. They are
very due-large, juicy and or the most
delicious favor. We recommend that
they be given a trial.
lothfaciiltut‘hclsstit'balldl’lhc
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= 1'12")” ; ,1r ”.2
themailbsgaandusarlythrswhim un-
... ingllooniOsly’aigawsspntontrortl-o
spectrometry-urn sum-on "Wham-ml
sum mutt-um 002111.. ‘7 TUSDAY. FEBRUARY 8. 1890.
tin-ion...- of now York will spend Ductile cuss newton. Miler casts amount“.
Sunday with Ir. sndllrs. Edwinolark
-Cui prlosscn rubber bootsaud shoes.
Smith Brno.
Gilliert. who we own third bag for
tho ilorwaiho last year, will play with
the stsrhs this coating mason.
"" "W” W”. W 100 per lb.”
siouldera do per lb..at T.B.Gnysr d:
UOI'I. _ g
The demand for flowers for tho recsp
tloc last svening was very large. and
the supply at the florists‘ was soon on-
Alugamy Tan-grayish.
Indolalllsstivantng.
A
and exhibition dance was
given byProf. Hawaii's class at Music
Hall last night and the attendants warn
highly plsaasd with the manner in which
ltpssssd on. Early in the evenings
largo delegation of young people irom
Bridgeport arrived and also a company
or missss and masters. Wheeler a Wil-
son orchartra iurnishsd music for danc-
ing. From 8:00 o’clock to one dolock
exhibition dances were given in which
stunt the Visiting children and mem-
bers of the 8 Mb licrwslh class showed
thomrdul training they had received.
Theprstty figures were watched with
close attention and were enthusiastically
applauded.
At the close of the wall rendered on.
iron
sweetness-summons- will
lausltstlssssa.
was gsmnliy supposed that the
csrsswonld bossttlrdthlsmorn-
butauchwmnotthacaas. Alavgo
assembled at thsPolioo Room
lavllandstrest tohosrtsstlmony in
a matter. The people waited until
10 o'clock whsu J. Soldsnflnrl-
counsel tor thadsiondanh. cams
court and mksd for an adjourn-
Vt, which was granted. Thscmss
«adjourned until Itoudaymornlng,
i'i,stOo’clock.
prospectsara that themattsroi
playing will not be settled
the decision in the noose new
boss thooourt. The public ismuch
, inthsomssndwllllooh with
~Childrsn‘s shoes, 18c. Smith Bros.
The remains of John Conley, who died
at Winnipauk, Wad-day night were
taboo Io lsssschasstt on tho it :18 train
tc-day ior burial. .
D ,
oi ihslatsst society dances. The door
was titled with dancers. The young
ladies attired in prstty costumes whirling
about and keeping time to the inspiring
music, and many of tho youngruon
wasting evening dress promoted akal-
sidoscopic view whsn sesu iron the bal-
oony. The visitors iro- Bridgeport
srsisted in making thereception sanc-
osss. The toiletsof tholndlssfrom the
Park City were beautiful, and their
dancing was of the most accomplished 'ning discourse will bs"Rospltallty.
character. as Elgar, prison evangelist, in the
It was Io‘clock when the receptiouhvsuiug.
ended and everybody pronounced it a’
"mm« Ssxsgsslms Sunday. 8on communion
REAL ESTATE SALES. at 7.80 a. m.; morning prayer and scr-
Warrantoe nae-"Mu In tho unmou- n 10.80 s. 1n: «was Ind let-
clerh's on... man at 7 p. In.
John London, Jr., and wife to Fanny I.“ A"... I, g, Church.
J. Upperton, house and lot at Winnir Thensmss of more than . score oi
5"“ posons will be presented tor recaption
Henry Seymour io-l-oob Ii. larion. irao fellowship with the church at the
house sud lot on Seymour pl-oe- 11130 a. ll. service. not. will he
.lacob ll. Lsytcn to Julia P. C. Sey punching on "Those for whom we
moor, house and lot onSeymour place. siculd not weep and those for whom
Congugntiongl moiety of South Not- nan should shed their hurl." Bcvivul
walk to J. A Bostwick. trustee, land rurk will follow. Ths8 o'clock service
and buildings on North Ilaiu street. ha been such a grand moor-I. it will be
E. A. Woodward to William st- cntiuued. lien and women of God oi
rencs. lot norm on Quictard avenue. 'ldwmm'g 2:12:13“: 9'27“;
. at p .
.;:;':':."~.‘:21.".:::‘°'"“ '- '° ..... mmmmmw «5;»
lardening an consequences." on-
.u¥££:{°'§”§ “12%“.1333’ if: can as were the eflects of 1m Sabbath
compau two and '67 IliZIlIacreo land on I“. m “I." may be greater “'9‘”.
Ii c of slid road, .950 d divine power on this Holy Day. All
11 ____m___._.,__-w_ as welcome. _________
A!“ m church. last lorwalk
Inning-Subject. “he Measuring
RdofTruth.” Prayer and praise ser-
vise at will. Charles Packington, the
converted sailor, will tell hissxperisnce.
Evening—Subject. "The Lord Jesus
Clrht Iisaion to men.”
lprlngwoosl [Talon Chapel.
A German service Sunday morning.
Preaching at 10.80 by Rev. B. Cons
' Prayer meeting in the evening at 7:3)
o'clock. Subject. "God means whathe
liys. ”—Ilatt. 94.35. Wednesday evening,
”Repeat." Kati. 3, l- 2.
mm“ Baptist church.
Rev. William E. Walker, pastor.
Preaching at 10 45 a. in; Sunday school
stl2m.; Y. P. 8.0. Kaitlyn; ssr.
vice oi song at 845 p. m.; preaching
rt'ip. m. Tbsauhject of the evening
discourse will he, “Agnosticism, the
Science of ignorance—God, the Bxpla
ration of AllThlnge.” Aspeciallnvits-
issxtcnted to all to attend this service.
a. ll. Church.
have (cast at 10:1!) a. m. Preaching
stdo'clookbyaGeorgia minister. Tbs
Presiding Elder will be present, who
Clandhcn macaw-year.- tort
dmpcnauvsiialontrsslwhanbolalt
thrre,oaowashsgo.
Ladies should call and see the exhibi~
tion of needlework and embroidery now
on exhibition by the Singer Mannisctur-
ing 00.. at Bl Iain street. The display
is the finest ever seen hero.
:-1 18. Preaching at 7:00 o'clock.
loath lnvwnlh Baptist.
Sorvioes will be held as usual roam-
w.‘l'hs subject of Rev. Ir. Wheaton' s
A meeting of the pastors. superinten-
dents and teachers of the Norwslk
churches will be bold in the Second
leihodtst church on londay avenlng.
tor the purpose of discussing Sunday
school work.
---Stock in Art Deon. Boston Store,
must be sold at once. Evorythlngat cost.
Trinity Church.
Judge Perry rendered a decision yea-
terday in the case of Joseph A. Gray vs.
Joseph Coar, awarding the plaintifl
$128.06. Gray sued Gear for “ll for
legal scrvmes and gota judgment for
that amount in the juices court. The
case was appealed with the result stated.
-—Pisisted's Cough Remedy will cure
your cold; 25c. and bile. a bottle.
John Beagnn, who is under arrest.
charged with feloniousiy assaulting
James Gormsn in a Iain street saloon
on the night oi February 25, had been
unable to secure a bondsmau up to noon
today. German's condition, it was re-
porhd this morning, was not so favor-
ablass yesterday.
. ii—lf the fidles of 81°“. Norwaik
should take a vote on the subject of soap
we think the verdict would be I“) to l
in favor oi Brussels soap.
0.. as, an. mu, 0. tr. own-t.-
spected by Ilsjor Allen, of Hartford,
last night, whowss assisted by “out.
Green. The ranks wera full and the
gallery was filled with spectators.
a nouns-sis rises.
Engineer Rider furnishes this inter-
esting copy ol a description of a deed as
recorded in the town records in one of
the town in this state, copied by V1.3
Peirce, civil engineer and notary public.
Salisbury. It is fully as easy to locate
and determine as a great many deeds in
this town:
14'! Anna, 8 Ronda and 19 Rods in
quantit, with enough more to make up
tor all wsmps and Ledgm therein con-
tained and all other bands of little or no
value. Valued in airing up at 25c.
acre, ‘3 87. Based as iollows: co
menoing at a certain clump of alders
abonta stone‘s throw froma bend in the
Brook through the Great Swamp so call-
ed; thence by a certain straight line to a
marked Birch tree and stones about 2 or
StimosssfsrfromaLedge; thence“
cracking around said lodge to a marked
Beschtrecandstoncsinlineol tbs
Kiog';sI.ot thencein Ilnsot said Lot to
acean Brush fencsand thence along
saidfonosandits extension to a Stake
and Stone Bounds near a pile of Bark;
thence by a certain Straight Line out to
the Soon so called, and passing around
thesamesorsrm to the Great Bendso
called.sodfromihsnce a straight line
onttoaiturn in another brush fence
and so on to 8 White Oak Staddies with
stonss hstwasn tham; thenceornconsrc
parallel with Pod Hollow
to a certain marked Red
Cedar iron and stones on the ofi side oi
a certain tmall Knoll; thence by
sir-1th
Salvation Army.
Grand Salvation meeting to-night.
Sunday services as follows—7 a. m.,
Kmdrill; ll a. m., Holiness meeting;
8 p. m., Free and easy; 8p. m., Great
salvation meeting. lusic by drum, cor-
uet, tambourine and ascended larynx.
Subject: “The Broken-down Duds."
Meetings led by Capt. Heine. Come in
crowds; all are welcome.
Cass-an Division Marsala-rant.
The members of Comma Division, S
of T., of Winnipauk, gave an entertain-
ment in the schoolhouse at that place
last evening. The programme consisted
of forces, recitation and music. and the
participants in the exercises crowned
themselves with unlimited hmor. Up—
wards of 2011 people were present, filling
the school roomtoiuutraostospscity.
About twenty-live members of Concord
Division of Sorwalk, attended the enter-
talnmsnt.
A Ins-row heaps.
Michael Colgan. the night watchman
atthsdspot. hal abontasnsrsow anes-
caps on Thursday evening as he ever
cares inexperience again. [is was go-
ingfromthspostoflcetotbedepot and
he had several mail bags hanging over
M . He was walking along
, a llanbury & Norwalk
mhfljmmpeoontnemea
wfinthspiflol tholocomotivo truck
attend-res is requested.
Durant rmwa.
Rev.JohnkCursou,ol Little Rock,
Ark., is visiting his father. Jameson
Ms I
out Satcrdsyaftcrnoou at p. in.
' " ten ,
sstorscladothoAcresandAreamhsve-
drastimsthisssmcn. 'l'hsplay...h_ in Walledfor.
gcmar’mditwmprsssnradisnm
slaps. lathetitlsrsls 1n. Sullivan“ has Ill- rim-1.0.4..“ unnamed 1.9m
otactingsndhswasanidssl barbarian lbfimmsl IndiraSP.
ts make-’up’ sndsrwythingolss. Itls Pitchsnjoysdatrlp toDsnbnryonFri-
,ouaol thshsstthinahamssvsrdons day._.
‘ii-is.” transliteration-surmoun- Report mysthulmahVulimthe
_ Iessssatthsowssingiavmflsmssgags
l
Ipaalal long m»...- sals-
sitoiclockwlilbsclaspeclal interest-
iugnatursaad should he atssudsd by
every young man in the whole town.
Inhomzlgaroilichorkaprlson
evangelist, willhaprassnt sndspash sp-
llisarisanaloustosssslargsstisn-
danosatihissiastingandsllwlicattand
wiilnodoubthssmpiyrapsid for com-
sscrntsryladnmnpouthaworkot
montoithaaasociatlonrooma
________. summonses-rots Wmmwwwfiw
,Tryshouladlfllirmmm , ,3 3.. in :ocrhnd dancing ,’ ,mm m. m pogo m
a . narswsreslrsdsnsmhs I I
‘thh Erbium crimson-1 ”£1 ‘B n walltort its Willow in
movement such a grand start. "mg-500
it 10:81“- m- Bind-r School at 1’- Y- ed by the 15.1.01 this month It 1- MMW
’- B- 0 E mull-1s I! 6:10 r-In- ”510°" that all oi those who have not been oslb
Those whom God approves. ”—3 Cor. edupon willreapoudulllbcrailyasthoac
hillpreschstthssvnnlngssrvlce. This said
'willhsaqusrtsrlymseting and a large the soldier. Doubtlsm had we work-
Aspects! townrueetingwlllbsbold
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“Mammy Pomtotsmsll-poaSsndsy. asdwsshun
!. wondrous.
sorihad oat-m
'l'hssosgasrvissts-morrowaltornoon
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ou'AVoics iromaStats Prison. In“.
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fig
istsntnarspnrtfromsmistant
ug lauds w tho proposed WINMAY, "I. l!-
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"IR ultimo,“ RODS] l0. 5 Ill man. J” WI:
who have subscribed.
On Iouday crowing the regular bi
in... r tb aasoc- ;
:3:‘.".'!..'.":"::.".. and 3%....3» 1.... «on! 0- Imgrg ’1‘“... noon "WM“ l-v-
ingsny applications to bond in should Block. Eqsin 1.. unsa'a. is “blag-1mm. OPERA 1101133, 3.31m
‘° '° “"' """W mm o N E w sun as:
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nsauiarw.n.asy-asa. oust. mug-sore” s: m ,7
W. E. Raymond, a prominent business Mm 3"- mm“. m 5
man or New Canaan. died at his resi- Hones” 30.101 wssurnorov cram. mom 9 1' Che ‘ . ""
deuce in that plans Thursday of| ports-ii:to ”unfitm "m ”M ”“1 1- W. The r g
from which he had been gradua ly a - mm“
ing for two yourspsst. Although incur- fiw" Vfimmflwmmgdg _‘ . _ -
ably ill his demise was sudden. Th; oaths mu wise-as. an E
doosasedwouldhavsbesn fl years 01 ‘ ‘ , . - a,
bad he lived until the first of neat $31.5ggmmfik:m.m& | . h . y l
month. The highsstimutlon in which his km u" a 5"“
fellow townsmen hold him b shown by mlJu’Slkaudal Randall, hours I 1 Rog!) STAKE
the fact that although a life-long Demo- 4 "
coat, they elected him to the legislature comma no.9‘na1uroan macsAnd I I «.11 c
from a strong Republican town. In imp“ W 1:53” 7“ ‘m nonliavy—‘zamc-s. "
lay, 1873, Its. Raymond was elected lllhmllfl,udll latho nest "In”;gfifi,“_?w ’
State Treasurer. and sasoemlva ro-elsc- Mmm “%"m,”l “HE. Rum“ I . :3..."
tions kept him in thsomcs until Jann-
sry,18‘i7. Thedsceased lesvcs a family. 0
The luneral will he held at one o'clock
to-morrow afternoon from the residence
in New Canaan.
——Nsver in the history of South Nor-
walk has any one article gained such
great popularity among all clames so
Brussels soap.
Pensions and tho 0. A. It.
The Connecticut Department Eucamp~
mcut yesterday forsnoon elected Johnhonsc.
C. Broaich ot liddletown department
commander, and Henry N. Fantou,sen-
icr vice commander.
At 12.15 Gen. Rumll A. Alger, of
Michigan, commander- iu-chief of the G.
A. R. oi the U. 'S., entered the hall with
Governor Bulkolcy and Adjutant-Gon-
eral Emblsr. General Alger made a
speech in which homtdthat from recent
visits to Washington the commimion oi
the National 3 was confic
dent that thsdapsndsnt bill presented by
thoNstional Encampment would" soon
be passed. There were many objections
totbe service bill. The dependent bill It!
provides that all soldiers, either wholly
or partly disabled shall receive 312 per
month,snd it also-altos good
tons for widows and orphans. "We __;
concludsthattourgethoimrnediste m
p-gsot thatbillwas the best thing ’9
wsconlddo. Watbldthsmtogivouo Advmtmomeumuud- mum-amt
thisbill. let it bssnactedandbecomsa Mill-'5'" ”Flush!!!”
law, and thou we would Isnthsm about W flu
theothsr. Welcundmsnwhomws wwifl
mmstmmywae'fm” “Wu"
oppose this bill because they mar.
Ad “muMI
it did not give enough for
ratios-mud.
sdtorthsssrvico bill thessmen would Mlmuimmlfim
have toldus that the bill would swamp m
the tremnry. ,We told them that we A: m‘mmflm
wanted the hillsnd thstwswaatsdit' u“
now. Cunrada‘l'annsrtoldmorecently mInVcl'mw.
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lnthopensicnoflcc. Iampositivsiy WAIBOD‘S.
csrtsinthst this billwhsnitbssomssa
lawwiiladdatlnammmmcvc. We W‘
is “mm svmaonusarusu; “$9,331; w Ikeu”
"nM’mmm’ Prices, 15c. no more. studious-nest
hot and cold walcrou two doors;
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