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NUMBER 674.
SOUTH
RWALK. CONN.. MONDAY. IFEBRU
'l'llE EVENING sirloin,
ll! RAILIKDAD PLACE.
I00“! sonata.
25 HAIR "W.
WALK.
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"" lneendem-ut lights have been placed
mm hail tksrl-ldislgatlulhr
tliywaurlsloli‘s'irrssd . in the court room heck of the flour
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dig?“ gwwd'm y?" l the It isteported now that the Standard
bemuu-utemth from the doom
Tkecu'irflbglarrrwilirretlai swat-admits
pruperplacr. muuagltiwss,
Isl" 0' Lmlfll
Would favor the toilswtagpoawtlees
for thewerkrading Pelt zilli. 1.0. Persona cali-
ileovaayotthras latterrwilt please say they are
advertised.
soon mwsix sour ants.
Andrew Anderson. ling. Bahneaarrnf-ky. firs,
Fanny Britta, In flasry f? losers In. W A
, John Denimulu 7.0 Joni-in, c a.
Johnson. my llnerellrn.
I. I. Herald washes 'M
The depression forming yesterday in
the Central Misti-ippi Valley wlll prob
ably increase in energy and moiinuu its
northeantwrly advance, craving a furih
er rise of temperature in all the Atlantic
Stores. In this district tooday, Warmer,
partly cloudy to cloudy wealth-r wlll
probaily prevail, with somewhut var»
table winds, mostly "tell to brisk south
erly and easterly, and ruin, followrd by
an increase of stlirmlntps and later tr.
the day by clearing. its the Middle
States and New England partly cloudy
tocloudi, warmer .t’llllrl’ will prevail,
with variable winds, mostly maths-sly
and easterly, and rain or snow. ltlllo'rd
by clearing in this section. On Tuesday
in this section and in New England
partly cloudy in fair weather will pre—
uil, with on very decided change of
temperature, prmded by snow or rain
in Northern New England, and on Wed
uesday fair, vllghlly colder weather.
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Inns-re Alla-nu tor lo-Ilwrrww.
Sunrises Sunsets 'ilghlidklb-wflde
6.33 l 539 329 9.47
17E £61111 1? 13; its.
David 8. Bill of Albany, spent Sunday
with his mother in this city.
There is talk of having another Home
Sociable at Indie Hall after belt.
William B. Smith hie—building m addi-
tion to his burn on his West street prop-
erty.
Ii. Nellie Patterson of Hartford, is
,vidting In. Philip N. Knapp, on lsple
—-Try a bottle of Finland’s hissparilla.
lawir 0. Fowler’s sou Arthur is dan-
gerously ill with pneumonia at his home
on Henry street, Brat Norwalk.
Andrew LrCroix Its about the happiest
man in this city today. A bright eyed
baby boy arrivedin his household yes-
terday,
A large force of men was employed
My in East Norwalk near Fitch’s
crossing where the work of four track
ing is being carried on.
T. S. lorison heat Hubert Bishop ill)
to 95, straight billiards, and 50 to 40.
arhioucarom,attheroomaof the Nor-
walk club, last Saturday night, for the
prize cite.
-—Small fresh hams for roasting, 10c a
pound, at Ferd Hayea’ market.
All members of the W.C.T. 0. who
wirktoatteud themeetingattbs aim
hours tomorrow, will place beat the
mutant-husk sharp. It notth
“mas-showonfl'hmdys.
harbors-ads la the-luri-
ss’fzn-otem at the our it. E
M lI-Hlllbhsdfltsll has been
“drum“ Frank that
“carriers. hpva been assured.”
ckorirtrr
l
for prayers. Rext Sunday will be a
.’;. ~med’stblgh Remedy will cure
1, yoarcold; arc-sows. shuttle.
‘ Erwsttlawadmweatskrting Gator.
‘fiy. He found the be very slippery
.dhcrdrvrokraak the monotouyhe
”through tharhiaiag surface and
rrcrivrd 'a severe drenching. He also
ruralaarwpaircfpaats.
“OW rcadhavsssked fir
,lral unconditional tracks “Wm
,memlmllgive
hurl-g on the ornith- stWeatport
' ”My. 11- road wiliarkfcr
Oil Company may remove its works from
. Greer-point to Wilson Point.
healer, is now at the City Hotel, room
advertisement. ‘
McNernvy will open it burners shop [It‘ll
Harrell & L'ilommrdin's ofllce on East
cruise the thud degree this evening at 8
entertainmevtaiter the wurk \Vednea
may evening.
I). Marvell of TruiitooJluuq arrived to-
day tat Wilson Point with acntgo of Pa-
Cabulitirs Crlsl. consigned D John H.
Ferris, for his inland trade.
Prohibition Club will be held in Dibble's
Hull this evening at 7:30. Members are
nquested to be prompt, as business of
shoulders 8c per lb., at T. B. (luysr &
Son's.
closed on Build-5y, should go to Hartford,
Meriden and other large clues in the
Frank Smtth ls conflurd to the hours
with a severe cold.
The East Avriina Whirl Club will hold
no more meetings nutll altar lent.
lllsrlottla Woodward will celebrate
her eighth birthday to mow.
Exflovertlor Waller and his son liar.
tin culled from England Saturday.
Prank H.Tsylorhaa returned home,
coming from Philadelphia last night.
Ir. and Militia; Childs, of
Blmklyn, rpent Sunday in the borough.
~Use Plsiatid's Toilet Lotion for
chapped I’lllldl. A...
The Duncan lrm'leikr have received
the mirror for the an escape on lasts
«Sugar cuiedflhlitns, l2lc a pound, at
Ferd “syrs' marks t.
Ills. Dr. J. 1. Cleveland, thr- magnetic
it}, where she can be consulted free. See
About the first of the month M. J.
Washington street.
{clock sharp. The lodge will gave an
The large three-mustered schooner w.
The regular monthly meetlligof the
mpmtsnce will be murdered.
——A genuine picnic, hams 10c per lb.
People in this city who think it some-
hirig terrible to have the barber shops
FIGHT 0! WATER hTIllET.
Isolde-ts llaard a Cry of larder-«Three
Arrests lads.
The peace of the residents of Water
street was considerably disturbed Baturo
dry night by a light that occurred in
that part of the city. It apps-arr that
Martin Crowell became engaged in a
quarrel and the dlrcuarion became so
animated that blows were struck,
Crowsll was struck in the face with a
bottle and received a severe cut on the
cheek. A crowd gathered around and
a cry of murder was made. Sever-l
started in pursuit of Croweil's assailant
but he escapl'tl. Among the put/sushi
were Edward Bordell and Joseph llcv
Faddsn. They made such a rocket that
when theolllceis arrived they, together
with Growell, were arrested. It was
necessary to raw up the gash in Crowcll’s
check and when he uppegrad in court
tillc morninghir ‘ was bandaged up.
Jodgv Knapp fluid such of the plum:
err 31.00 and costs‘ whichaniounfeil to
86.70.
City Meeting 'l
till-cling at the
this owning.
Business will be transacted that should
receive the attention of every Cllllfll and
taxpayer.
A Quiet Sunday.
The places of business notxfied by
Chief \‘ollmer to suspend hostile" on
Sunday were all closed yesterday be
tween sunrise and sunset, and the day
was an unusually quiet one.
Amateurs fluid a shoot.
The South Norwalk Amateur Uuti
C ub held a clay pigeon shoot at the Pine
Island grounds, Saturday. Out of a pos
IIDlP 25 the following scores were made:
C Dunning. 10; fl. Finch, 17; O CI'IW.
13; W. Austin, 13; D Bllll'lllifl, 11; l’
lliugh, 7; F. Seymour, 15; F. Northrop,
p
i; J. Coleman, 12.
[Lampoon Woh Illa ltaec
The tun-huur heel and to» choir-it at
Town Hall, Stamford, Saturday, it‘s-l it
success financially and a creditable score
was made. HINP’OH of this city led
from the start and won the race Wilhnul
much trouble.
is a very good showing for it) flours.
Whittaker finished second
Sport" third.
He made 51 miles which
and "Old
rTwo ufa Kind.
Divid Comstock and Patrick Corey
had it lll'le set-to at klary Hood's saloon
aw
ENTIWAINIINTB.
limb! or!“ ‘14 Ian» lacltal.
The rdvsnco salt at seats imitate a
very large attrndlbce at the length
organ Ind harp "th| At the Conltkal'
tlonal Church. Walsh-edgy evening, and
mu should brXcured at Pisistetl's or
Gregory's at o s. The New Haven
Register says:E "lit. Morgan executed
with his It? superb mastery, with a
magnifier!" of style and comprehensive
power wbl, cannot be equalled in
America; It pedal playing beltlg s mir-
acle of rant! and vivid accuracy. and
his accomhnlmentr marked by a line
diacrimlfltion. Illrr Maud Morgan. as
her way it, we: perfection itself at the
MVP. blhg from lhlit instrument all its
haulltin suggestions of unheard hrrv
monies flld its power of actual beauty.
and’firklng it as wall'lributary to her
gi‘t'sonsl charm."
. Burris-our and lovelty. ‘
The (insole Bellwood Burlesque and
Novelty Company will apperr at the
Norwalk Opera House next Friday even
ing in a splendid proglsmme of special-
ties in which the following artists will
hereon: The only Rinaldor, Mullanoy
rind Drly. Llura Francis, Marie Ark.
wright, Ills. Mara. lery Carlton and
the four Parisian Eccentrlqucs, etc. The
jolly burlesque of "Robinson Crusoe"
will include in its out all the clever
comedians and a bevy of pretty girls in
hvwitchlilg costumer. The extravagsnrr
It replete with bright, catchy music, thw
latest songs and musical novelties,brlght
Cll‘ltl' WI! and fun.’ The entire perform-
flllCi‘ is credited as being highly satisfac.
toiy. Sent-- on sale at Hale's, Nurwslk,
zlnd Plat-tml's, S vuth N-lrwsik.
A Millard Maiden.
Within tr month there Will he tiled the
breach of prt misl- cult! of Charlotte A.
Smith, of Milford, against R. Randall
Divlilson, of Seymour, payA The New
Uerl‘fi Union. The suit is brought. to
"core-r $10,000 for wounled ulf--cfl0‘-l",
vl(‘,Ctltlfin"d l-y breach of promise. The
muipilmit allegns that Mr. bivldsau b9-
girl p'iyliig attl-ntions to Mir Smith in
1&5 and subsequently nu ongug out of
marriage was undo between t v. be-
tween 1885 and January 1890. ll Mr
idsou felled to curry out his port 0 “in
engagement, refusing to msrry the plan-
. asp-tile of hatchln
ARY 24. 1890.
flaking ohlrkaaa to Order.
Time is nothing new in the batching
of poultry by machinery, but there is a
man in Danbury,ro1'hs Ulflblli‘y News
rays, who has gone into the business so
extensively that he aims to meet the ds~
clouds of communities rather than indi-
viduals. The News rays: "W. ll.
Wheeler. the proprietor and general fac-
totulu of the Middle River [laundry com-
pany. thought it feasible to supply the
city with broilers at any and all seasons
of the year, without taxing the patience
of reluctant hens. and besides, while
the lien was kept busily engaged is sup
plying eggs for the market, the machine
could go right on turning out
chickens enough to meet all demands.
thus saving much valuable time and
lmprtmng the condition of the family
exchequer. Dir. Wheeler has several
fill)?! at work, the largest having
0 ty of 000 eggs, and the smallest
limttnslamm
As-roon as the eggs are hatched, the
chickens are given into the care of an‘
other machine which "mothers” them
until they are able to scratch for their»
selves. He has eleven of there blunders,
having a capacity of 500 chicks each.
He had over 400 hatched yesterday and
expects almost as many moth to-day.
These machines are by far more success-
ful than hens as mothers, the number of
promising batches being about twenty
per cool. greater. The business is not
confined to chickens alone. List year
Ir. Wheeler raised several hundred
ducks and expects this year to introduce
new machinery that will enable him to
supply any breed. and any number of
ducks required."
The New Transfer Steamer.
The new steamer Maryland, to be used
by the Consolidated road in ferrying
trains between Harlem river and Jersey
City, arrived at Harlem river yesterday.
This itch ferry steamer, built recently at
Wilmington, Delaware has had several
trials on Delaware river, and has worked
excellently. The company has not form-
slly accepted the slender, although most
of the purchase price has been paid in in-
stallmmts. The vessel will carry four-
teen in-ight cars and and eight long pas-
senger coaches. Site will have double
tracks on the main deck. On the old
Maryland that was burned about a your
lll“. "'9 company was awarded an in:
when. rurunce of shoutflbfloo, Thlg did not
\ 1283'... si 111.17.; “ 4 com moactunicm. which wssassessd
The want...“ congtpxuion at th I‘ “bill" $900,000. Supt. Shepard and
f u“, E,“ A". If. E. church several of the departments Wong‘o a".
tiff, although the frtquently asked him
stat.- and see what the people think
about it.
under Wilcox, died llt her home in New
Canaan Sunday morning at 11 o‘clock.
Prayers at her late residence at 1 o'clock,
at 2 o'clock, Tuesday.
U 8. navy, lies in a critical condition at
his home on Academy street from the
elects of a stroke of paralysis one day
last week.
up all hopes of his rrcovery.
Society of Connecticut will hold an ac
sociatlonrl basket meeting at the First
Baptist church on Wednesday, the ses—
sions begin-rig at 11:00 a. m., and 2130 p.
in. Mrs. Reynolds of Boston, will de-
liver an address in the afternoon.
Ages of 25 lbs. and upwards, for So a
pound, at Ferd Hayec‘ market.
aliens of the C. N. G, for January, based
on the drill reports, were: First rcgi
ml, 88 10; Second regiment, 98.79;
Third regiment, 86.76; Fourth regiment,
8629; Fifth battalion, 83; Battery A, 80.-
regiment today stands second in the brie
~Ws are receiving direct the Northamp-
ton creamery butter, and can fill all or-
ders promptly and at low figures. None
better. T. B. Gnyrr & Sou.
memorable dry in lhe.hlatory.of,,tbg
church. Atari morning-seniority
into the church on probation and full
membership.
are injurious to health.
by Captain D. J Bennett, picked up a
picket book containing about 018$”, on
Berkeley street at an early hour yester-
day morning, while delivering Sunday
papers. Fortunately the pnekeobonk
contained the name of its arrow—Ii.
names Brady, of Elm street,—aud the
hunmturwrhoy returned lttn her later
in thsday. Its Brady his her pocket.-
hnnk while going home Saturday night.
on Belden avenue last Saturday after-
noon, which resulted in their being
arrested by Chief of Police Buttery for
a~sruit,intoxtcstlon and breach of the
peace. They were brought before Jus-
tice Austin and each fined .300 and
costs. Comrtock psid and Corey went
to is“.
Mrs. Emily Bit—rile, sister of Mrs. Le-
unrral services at Trainings Hill Chapel
shaved one atda of Illa Paco.
A stronger entered Gustav Pitser’r
baer shop for the purpose of being
shun-d Siturosy afternoon. He sat in
one of the chairs and alter his face had
been fathered he enquired if Cline. J rt
was still in the lolll'tifllkl business. Being
answered in the afllrmative he requested
that thcbarber only shave one side of
his face as he would go to Mr. Jost's
place of business to have the other side
attended to. His request was granted.
His face was shaved on one ride, and his
mustache and hair were dressed only on
one ride. In this condition the man left
Mr. Flash and the last seen of him he
was going in the direction of Ir. Joel's.
A. M. Poms-toy, a retired officer of the
His physicians have given
The Woman’s Baptist Home Mission
—Pnrc homo-rendered lard, in pack-
saaday Closing in Bridgeport.
South Norwalk is not the only city in
the state where some regard is bad for
Sunday. The Bridgeport News this
morning contained the following: “You
don't know how much we en j ly the
Sunday closing.” said a butcher yester-
day as he walked up Main Street dressed
up in his Sunday best. with scans in his
gloved hands. “Under the old system
we had to work every day in the week.
Now we have a day to ourselevs and it is
thoroughly enjoyed. We sell just as
much meat in six drys as we tired to in
seven, and everybody is satisfied, no-
body complains, and everything moves
The “figures of merit” of the organis-
6. Drrpitp the trouble in the First, the
The revival services at the First If. E
Church last. evening wuciamuly attend. alongmlpppth 11°99 by. It is a «plen-
rd and several persons wsat touha altar did a gemsnt'. orevery'hody‘concern-
ed, the public as well as the markets.”
r 31,110,.” M 5. ..
1C 1.: ”PW!" m 359‘? 91""! . ,
The building committee of the Esst
Are. U. E. Church met Saturday even-
lng and opened bit for the building of
the new church. The estimates were
as follows: J. It Raymond, 317.“);
James C. Crows, “9,000; liner D. Ran
dall, $10,500. These estimates were
somewhat higher than the committee
bond for, but with a few slight
changes in all probability the new church
will be pushed forward with great rapid
ity, as the presentde for it is very
great. There will he some changes
made in the plans of the audience room.
tomakeltlsatat least (Worm All
the other arrangements of the plan are
considered to he very complete. The
building committee will meet spin this
evralusttkecbwehatd o‘clock.
W
holster-arr of Ice.
At tkrslghth nasal reunion of the
xpected that over fifty will be taken
-—Alom and ammonia in articles of food
GeorgsLyestl, a newrboy employed
It lrusderrtood thstthe rum to he
Purl Budgepmt Y. I.C. A.
Al the morning service
church on probation. and greater things
are still expound. M y more are seek-
ers for the new life ii 'hrist Jesus. A
most powerful sermon us again given§
in the evenlng by the tor from the?
words, '“ ‘ollow Thou M Every inch
of room that could be “IIIII‘d for seating
was takl-n up, away into the tiller.
Ravival services will continue on this
week, and Rev. Mr. Bum-t. oi Five Mile
River, will assist Tuesday flight, Rev.
John Pegg on Thursday evening, and on
Friday owning it is expected that Rev.
Georg-e Hullbell, of Soulhport, will be
present. We extend a cordial ID'Itutitin
to all who want invitation to came
with us. '
llclplng the Needy.
Editor of The Sentinel:
Please accept thanks for kindly pub-
lishing the appeal for aid to the poor and
sick. We also extend thanks to time»
who have so kindly responded. $25.75
in money has been received. Also sev
eral articles of furniture, three mattreses
and some much needed clothing are
among the things contributed. One of
the recipients of the bedding said: “We
never before had so nice n bed.” We
have enough for present pressings, with
the exception of an overcoat for a man
just recovering from sickness. They do
not ask for fine things, but something
to keep tho in warm. We can, however,
put to good use almost any cast oil’ gar
merits of gentlemert's wear.
“The poor ye have always with you,
and when you will you may do them
good.” Address, Mrs, H. 0. Barber, 38
Chesnnt street, South Nurwslk.
—-Piea-ant, pure, perfumed, perfect.
All embodied III Bros-ole soap.
yiiTETEW‘"
Although the attendance at the song
service Sunday afternoon was not as
large as usual, still the interest shown
by those present was very good. The
meeting was led by the general secretary.
The stillject was “Washington's hatchet
and the hatchenof the Bible,” the main
thought of the meeting being that we
are either like a had or a good tree and
the time will come when if we continue
in our corrupt wars the axe of God's
judgment will come, upon us. There
vets two requests for prayers at the
close of the meeting. The service next
Sunday will be held in the gymnasium
no will be conducted by a delegation of
of Yale college students.
The second rehearsal of the chorus for
the Old Folks’ concert will take place to-
morrow evening in Ir. Sandra’s rooms
and everyone who is goisgto ring should
hear this in mind and be present as near
full post seven seller-ibis. ,
A reception will be given at the
this evening to
Ir. Ferguson. of
and a 1'0th from this
-s. ..
7.". 7,11. _,
their new mastery,
Brooklyn,
W
~er “warms-Mombas-
sad-skewer scarred lagers asks
lbw 9W llull-Is. tier
:5
, mostly adults, joined the '
in river yesterday to inspect the new
timer. The vessel is not yet ready lo
,1 on the line, but it is believed that she
will be regularly running in two weeks.
-Bridgt-pnrt News.
The Stamford lap. Care.
State Attorney Fruenden opened his
arguments m the Stamford rape case in
the-opener court Friday morning he-
{llfl' Judge Sanford and the jury, by re
cm: g the circumstances of the heinous
crime which Charles Green was accused
of committing upon Rachael A. Wilson.
s woman 80 years of age. The court
room was crowded with spectators. The
address of the state attorney was elo—
quent slid commanded the attention of
all the jurors. The attorney for the dc-
iense claimed that the old lady was this
taken in the identity of the man who
assaulted her. The state attorney held
this as improbable as Mrs. Wilson recog-
nized lireell as the man who assaulted
her Wlll'l! the crime was committed.
The jury after deliberating about 10
minut-s returned a verdict of guilty.
(been did not receive his sentence Fri-
dsv.
s
Annual Reception.
The following from the Sinlerville
J0|l*lt| will hoof interest to Rev. J. H.
Ross friends in this city:
The locsl branch of the Ladies' Aid
Stole-t oi the Franklin street Church
annual has a reception to the pastor
and his tip, This year the reception
camelas ednesday evening, Ind was
attended a large number. The first
part of t
Programme of the evening
Musdames
and Charles F. Sv'Il
"hell "I! served in "Ir joined in the fight, and it was not long
'“Pf’fl' '00 N the annex. M
were in chil of the arrangemsn .
heirs also-t by Mvsdsnmi Leonard
It! PI’,‘JWEI!‘ . Simondr. David Sev-
iegst JothG t,‘ George 8. Dustin,
B Al'l'ow, ll ‘ my Doncgb’cy.
utter slipper the up took
ride of the r G. A. South
worth introduced tor, Rev. J. H
Ross. who in a fab ..
rxpfl'lsed his thank to.
st his many greeting,
gret that In Boss wa
by illness, and so he a
them an early good
msinder of the evening i...
motel conversation by in.
Mt. the run-ls mulch-vi
time with games until a late
chosen words
he warmners
M
lam-as debut for Touch
‘ The matter of holding the rim eetv
ing of the Connecticut Slimmer col
for Teachers at Sullisld has been virtual-
ly rattled. The Connecticut hungry
institution has off red excellent facti-
tiel for the meeting, all of which Ilsv
been examined by Secretary [fine of til:
State Board of Education and found to
be entirely satisfactory. He inst a
special committee of the institution last . 1
_ to a window” is a maxim that has to be
Eisner considerable delay stopped the
Old Iain-g tails.
J udgs G. if. Cowrll. of Waterbury,
says the Waterbury Republican. has a
rare old book, entitled "The Acts and
Laws of His Ilsjssty'r English Colony of
(.‘ontleoticut in New England iii Ameri-
00.” which was published in 1750 and
which contains many unique and queer
laws. For inelaucaarecti’on of one of
the acts provider: That the selecttnen.
from time to time, shall make diligent
inquiry of all hours-holders within their
respective towns. how they are furnish-
ed with lllhlrr, and If upon such inquiry
ally householder be found without one
lllble at least, for the use and benefit of
their familiar." The asleetmsn are also
nquirsdl to "have a vigilant eye and ill-
spscilon over their brethren and neigh-
hora." A person having been educated
in, or having made protrusion of. the
Christian religion, who shall turn atheist
or infidel, for the first offense “shall be
snoop-tits it list" 6“ r3 fifth listen
or emphyiuslif, :cc ' cu.’clvfl"'dr
military;" and for the second offense
civil disahllltlsrarr imposed upon him.
Parents are required to cause their child-
tea “at least to iron! some short ortho
dox catechism without book. All per-
sons are “required on the lnrd’s Day
carefully to apply themselves to the
duties of religion and piety, both pub-
lickly and privately.” Absence from
church, except by rerron of sickness or
necessity, renders thsoffender liable toa
fine of three shillings for the first olfenre.
No person is permitted to leave his home
on Sunday except to attend church, on-
less upon a matter of necewity or mercy,
under penalty of live shillings. A per-
son who is convicted of “prophane swear.
ing" and who falls to pay up his fine of
six shillings, shall be set in the stocks
not exceeding three hours and not less
than out; hour.
I New liavcn'ns harbor.
Pilots are becoming disCuuraged over
the shallowness of the harbor at New
Haven. Sitce the completion of the
outside breakwater the tides have run
much more swiftly from [kills dock in
southwest ledge than formerly, but the
channel has not grown any deeper. On
the contrary, east of Psrdee's bar there
are three feet less water than before the
breakwater was built.
When the west jellies are completed,
which will be within a few months,
now, as the work is progressing rapidly,
more than $1,000,000 will have to be ex-
pended on improving this harbor.
Coasting and tugboat captains are loud
in their denunciations of the work, and
say that it will take 815,000 yearly to
keep the channel as deep as it was form-
erly, because though the channel is made
deeper in places, cross-tides form bars
across it in the most treacherous place.
A new bar is making in the upper bath:
from Craue's her out towards Long
Wharf. Vessels go aground on the point
every day, the way is so narrow, and
the regular New York steamers have no
end of trouble in getting around it, both
day rind night. The extending of Crane‘s
her is also attributed to the breakwater.
In one or two years the channel ofl Long
Wharf, it is said. will close up for deep
vessels, unless the bar is dredged away,
which, it is supposed will be done at an-
onher largo outlsy of money.
uiu.i;;v:‘iifi.g.;n...ia.
A study of the military records of the
slate of New York reveals the fact that
Morgan 0. Bulkeley, present governor of
the state of Connecticut, who has recent
ly so severely disciplined the tfilcerr of
the First regiment, was once a member
of Co. 6. Thirteenth Regiment, H. G. S.
N. Y. This company was disbanded by
special orders in 1873 for mntinous con
duct, and at that time Morgan 0. Bulk-
eley was its first sergeant. It waschargvd
with rank mutiny and its captain war
disqualified from again serving in the
ustlonsl guard, though the ban was
aflerwsrdr removed.
The company had proved to be a very
unruly element in the state organization.
Not only the officers refused, point
blank, to obey orders, but the privates
the comprnv wsfln open mutiny.
"Mme; ciid. * _
Between the shoulders and across the
bsekof tkenecic credits points: where
cold room- to strike. The nerves at those
points seem particularly «sensitive.
"Never sit with the back of neck clots
repeated every year; and all the year
round it holds good. Face the cold and
brace up the shivering spine with one or
two layers of anything, even paper, be-
tween the shoulders, that will give the
feeling of warmth and retains the heat
that lsso rapidly lost in some states of
the weather. Cheerfnlnem and determi-
nation, however, when you have to
breasts storm, help to insure against
catching cold—Ex.
A. Ann I'm 0".
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All Around the Itch-
William Gnome lusts tryttarsian,
died Saturday, having been struck on
til, bred" by the boom of a boat.
Erhardt Koslblr, of luridro,wiio was
recently struck by a train at a grade Homlflgu'flh lkeg: a
crossing in Maridan,dlrd from his inn 31%,“:‘3h'h'1h “a". ‘
juries Friday night. 25‘3"“ “nflpplyte‘ ‘
Mrs. Lucy ll. “aileron. pottmlstrsrs ”ii". ~ .
st Sterling. settled hsr Palllrerk Pallirsr 'll‘lllll‘l I i
care Saturday by paying moi. Bile W
was the last of the forty-two to settle.
The steamer Ella, an old packet plying
between Norwich and Watch Hill, is to
be rebuilt. Bile formerly ran between
New Haven and the Thimble islands.
A thief entered the residence of ex-
Ilayor Werrela of Bridgeport, Friday
evening, between six and seven, and
stole a gold watch, a chain and a purse
containing a small amount of money.
The. lteriden small pox patients are
rapidly recovering and there are no new
M Home trouble is expected over
the question who shall pay for tho vac-
cinations of the school children.
A young man falsely representing him-
self to be an agent of Jay Gould, and in
search of telegraph poles, lived on Mys-
tic peopie for three weeks recently, and
and barns. were wrecked, but the horse
was only slightly bruised.
warrrEfi.
Advertisements under this
idea. llime Sc. 3 times 5th.!
had not exceed my
week .111)
critics "To scum“ Lil's issuus’scs
for an old es’ablished life instinct: company.
mm ml om am «sure mount
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BOARD—A GIRTLBIAN AND WIFE WOULD
like board and rooms in quiet family; home
lite surrounding-z permanent; within five orelgilt
ifl'lllul-' walk of the Norw
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PVNIBGITIO AGKNTB, To HANDLE Till
J only work the public will reocpt as HENRY
n! STANLIY'G own story; now read
ternuland lcnlanrpplyat once 31' M} A
llLLElt. Asylumr'rect, Hartford,“ tlth
1'0 LET.
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nib aster host. Also gamma all in
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avenue a to W. .
71'. ”l! 0
mullahs.
induced several farmers to cut down 01:11.), maimmwm
some of their best trees. “9"“ "m
A horse belonging to Moses Sweet of ”NEW 0 RG-ANro
Burrvilie. was heightened by on engine, —_011' Till—.—
Fridsy. and jumped down an embarik- -
mentforty-two ML In jump,“ m SouthNorwalkCongregallonalCllurth
bores struck against a tree and freed ‘5 yowaa:
himself from the wagon. The wagon WEDNESDAY, PEI. 26.
Prof. Geo. W. lforgan,
Ofll'rwkcrk. Organist.
Miss Maud Morgan.
or New York. Ill'p,
WEDNESDAY, MARCH l2.
ALEX S GIBSON.
HHS ANITA ”580‘, of New York, WW.
IR. W. B EAISCHK Violin.
Popular plum. low rates and simple contracts A Wine entirely different in M from
liberal commission paid to the right part; Adm first Rcriuu
Life lnsnrrnce.rl’. 0. Box 1003. tlsrtfor Ct. m 1w WEDNESDAY, “fine" 2"
HR, FRANK T5”, of New York,
sun, noon rt womrzool Taylor a: t; .1- 3153 “bl-1W A. SHERWOUD. .Illl
den, insurance and Real Estate Agents twill CHORUS OF FOBTY VOICIS,
Tickets for sale at Plaisted'r d mics“
Norwslk. end at J. 6 Br 'I and .APl-ro’r‘
Norwalk. Diagram 0:523: Open at M's
and Oregory’r on Wednesdaylllornlug. ’dl. 18k,
one week In advance.
Tickets for the three Recitals Stall. (tingle tick;
eta 50 as each. Procum your seats early.
6—i;i§fim
one: atom can.
rmAng. 2s
“A Very Nest and Cleve-r Performance."
Fltul APRIL 1. NIXT. THE NEW AND 003-
vrnientiy located dweilhu on Cross street. hor-
ongh. near Deidre avenue; arranged for two fami-
lies; modernconvenieccrs. alrothcsttusin James'
block now cc 1rd by Nickerson d: Bette. 1’. st.
stee. fit if
Cl‘l
John lockwood’. Tm
[$30! APRIL let. ON SEYMOUR FLAP!
lower that live rooms and two rooms in altic'
ll Seymour. it: if
P‘BOM MARCH 1. 81K DBiIllABLE 3001!“,
four on first door an 1 two on second door. at
25 Leonard street, Norwslk Ire. lynch. m at
20 Lovely Ypppg Ladies 20
8 Clever Comedians 8
In it... 5 of Superb Specialties WM.
eltler, Slimming Music, Drint toasting, "Ms
Fun. and endless Mirth and felon,“ with
the Operatic Spectacle,
itoumsoN cusses,
Seats on sale a: Hale's. Nrrwaik, as! Mr-
South Norwaik. Popular prices,25 3.5% ' lg
.,
‘ IVIBAI. realms CBM‘EALLY L0—
catsd in the borough Apply to A E Austin
lssocic Building. Ncrualk. ,, ._ no 17
P alfl‘ in novel: 0mm
si-ohonaeon Grove wrest. inquire of C. B
llsyt, to] South lain stitchm Norwwk it!"
I ill “on! NEXT T0 1glnng1'lhilfillf-
now occupied Cf.
Possession April lrt. Apply at this critter: flm
H HUSB. h’l'Olll AND BARN 0N Clings
street mid Wilton avenue, Norwaik Inquire
of Burr Smith lit tf
A mar-stirs 0' "VI All) 8]! Roold
in new houses oornerof south Iain and Henry
streets. nausea have set ram gr. hot water,
stationary wash tabs. to. Ac. Porasmlon atonce
whhrhrkOoldsmw'.Youn-,at lock,
lfg 0o mi!
N "Inst.“ AVIBUI on EAST AVE,
0 s runny brides
nil Ilat root--
botandenldwsteron two pantry n ’
. meta.
louth on oraddr
”m. mustard... vi"
andfonrlk floor-r
mt. with
steam r him" at Old Well
Ill-as; muslin.-
rsrvst cellar, fowl house,andgwden. he
do 3|
f!
In his”. liltl) LARGE B'l'ull iv Till
Ewart: 6 Corbett salidl Also for light
macsfaetarl grrposesthe ll
of thetlwwtx mm. lacklcorcor
talus 5.10 summarises
Cigar more. Butch Icrwrik
. App‘fylorm“ hams-Wont
x. a. woonwslnl._
summ'.*...m....c'.m... m”...
sum. soils-1k . ‘
jlhtf
FOR BALI 03 1'0 HIRE—HOW! no. I
loll avenue twelve rooms; all .
George Squires, one of the employer at R
Benham'r augur shop in Bamden, had
an am: completely torn off while en-
gaged in adjusting a belt Saturday. Dis.
Bacon and Hawker were summoned,
wof blood. It is thought that the
will survive the injuries.
riglnal. invalid, Edwin C. Saunders,
Bridge. Be-irrv, Janie-8.01m-
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liars 9 Buyers
We are constantly"-
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Edited to all now
You will find the III-
Es‘r COACHERI. the
BEST consuming
CHEAPEST WORKERS
and altogether the
BEST assonmn of
SALE HORSES ill 1"!!-
stoic County.
Put-tron
wanting any kind ofw
Horse, can be an:
am: an Horror :1:
o is use it we" :7“... this, aha
WE ,. h ‘ emulate. max“; w ..
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Adm under this had, not excccdmg' 5
“n.1umc m ’ “W m ‘ m ’1'“. BUSSIE BELLW" "D
P‘ABI AT WEs‘l‘ NORWALK. cotter. ON
lonroe short, two houses on Taylor avenue. Burlesque
partof two honscsoo Water strut. part of house
on High street. Raymond has. for 1w AND
FOUR RDOIB AT NO. 27 [IRWIN STEIN. IS' ovelt
Norwrlk. Rent $3.50: month. apply on the
premise 124 3r
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