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THE EVENING SEEM "The Orient”isthsname Louis Potter Samuel Lynes hubccnlll for several lllfllltli 0! Till lUItlllllllil m “as fm'mll: an? it u , i W bomen 3.75”in ‘ M. ‘ ., fl 2 p . ‘ . 7,
, . l hilll rd lcr in da bntisahlstobs out of doors to- —-‘~-m ' 9M romt boar . o , .0 s are a . c“, w o '” Tm”. friends m . “I.“ W
I! “1 I ”0” 3:th new . all” 43;? 0...“.3..ltlsiaesemm”n 3:“? Bridgeport, Norwalk.,Wan> timed on opening 1.00) oysters. it was the‘Wmng‘s Relief (ki’rp: limit”: on: -
tum" "mill . . _ v- , , tee to r. n t r as-
95 mm mm —-"1'lieni Beans” at iimith llrtts.’lohe Ilisa Burrowr, of Ban Franciuco. is Thurs .u considerable Mom but WI." 'nbgg£.:$.ml sum-1:33 $33334”? l:3rtyoseteu't:i'i:rucroene:‘: dauntu:zi.:t::.yh an o duth 0‘ 0 A f . . S
v . mated Harsh Mih. visiting In. William Lockwood on Elm no important buslaess transacted at w. W“ , ”I"! .’ I0! is ' .
eras amt-M “ “' ”w " a. “W ridiculed meeting or the Court of Ben E” grm‘wmb" 0' mum‘s?" I? gating Hoyt, Willllm Grey, 1;, w, mother. I!“ m a: a. "a y
_ .1: '3".W..p._.. .. . --.- -. Appeal communication of .Jolim - - aw van yesterday to cone or i e a Dr.'l‘ii sndtimedbyb, w, w .- m. - .,.--.-..,,-_._.. m-..“ _ 1 “I .
as. s, a 1 atoms. dlpst use lodge, limit. A. P. and A. It. will be ~Chlltlren’s llns Preach Kid Show. with“ '23:; to h r {and floccutiou cfforiiilag estate board. of Ellie and Henry yt. To... in. nu DIED. Ola-J“ nan-WEE. m
‘ “W“.- IJ i out ahead to 6, former pricstlJltl, now only ' corn " 0|” V“ 6
m...” m.“ , heldtbisevenlagsseladgsof acts
ls. " swat Hiram.“ ‘ u". ion. 500. Smith Bros.I closing out sale.
Ia. hasrawaffl cheats; at w ~~ ' rill awn".
D. bussvea’shsam 1.0. Wilson’s -——’l'iya bottleoi Planted sitar-ape a. cm, Batch, who has been confined to
lull»
' must i at hams Mold l Ramiro figureacamrpets his boats for ssveral days by sickness, is
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.. moot ted-r M m we“ WWW” rs. frlsnds of n. a. m... of an»
...“ as: Ass aura; hr at sting. w. too, ill.. are delighted to see him i:
hNorwalk again. He will spec
lull, “‘de M It! ”sugar cored hams, lZic a pound. at 80“
“roman... n. n .u Pm! Hon‘ mum. mu! 4-1- MILD,”
mascara “Tim” Donov'an of Dsnbury, was in -—Clevelsnd's Superior Baking Powder
3 s' anus for ‘hms. tcwa yssterday afternoon pas-0g his is free from ammonia, slum. lime, or
write dbl‘ll In D Ill“ armada .m m of‘hh old any adultesatlonofany kind.
13mm . u t _ " -:~-~‘ ' _ The types made usasy yesterday that
W was!!!“ ~Childft'n's spring heels, sizes 5 to 6, Dr. B. L. “3“,”. present pm," 0, real
on ngge&ninn tiles-liti- Broa.’ § . ,. ._ “no” 1'5”“!le "a No. ,7-
. I" I ' 3 C ‘ ‘ ' ' 'eat avenue which w‘iii‘be occupied by
barbell MIG-00°“! III U M Iayor Edwin Wilcox is till" confined , v
‘ :l’hssaaddsact k as ~ to his bed with tonatlitis. It will pic I" Wileons family “’0‘" AW" 1'
mm bably be ' numb" 0‘ “'3" “'0" h. The funeral hijomph B. Berliner,
MIL 3000'“: "u b” not. , . . whose death was recorded in yesterday's
' M W. Assistant Postmamcr Thomas and ”all human, will be held at the residence
Carrier flinu. of the South Norwalk of his daughter, lire. James W. Hoyt,
adios, were off duty Wetland-y. (Willi South lain street, tomorrow afternoon
to sickness. at 2.30 o‘clock.
low York lee-Id 'nathsv resents.
The depression yesterday morning on
Lake Erie has moved toward Nswfound-
land and slightly cooler weather will
gobsbly develop over the Central and
orthsru States. In this district to-day,
.Full line of floor, table and shelf oil" —Boys’ line $5,.” Calf Button
cloths, just rsedvad, at “The Equitable. shoes, sires 2t to 5i, never sold less than
a". ‘INP m7;m:"' '3”; J- L» Ambler ‘bff'wm 32.25, only $1.85. Bmith Bros.’ clearing
we’aterly w ads, by cloudiness. E. P. H. Caprou, machinery dealer. out “'9' __ .___.-, __
III the “W“ “’0'“- '“h ""h of Norwalk, furnished Messrs. larviok James A. i-‘srrington's horse, which
mthvumlr M "W "n" "“ son of East Norwalk, with a five ton has the habit of kicking and halktng
mulfiw' ”mclchézrfiongJ: Howe Scale. _____ whenever anything goes wrong, got mi.
- . foot caught between the whidletreo and
w her with fresh _.3. and at 1". Ha es
m’muflrwidgmw market" pork 8c 90 y wagon on Railroad Square yesterday
mouth-warm On Friday in ' '—~--W ‘ noon. and was thrown to the ground,
lbissectiou and in new England fair The People- Bte-mbm Lamp-Ir of m... nounjmd,
weather will probably prevail, with Bridgeport and the Bridgeport fiteam- “an“, -
slighttherrnalchangss,andon8aturday boat Company have combined with I -—llerman Brundsge, the wellrknuwu
WW. “if weather. total capital of $300,000. cobbler of Water street, Nurwalk has
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mammrw Imp”. -——Doctorl any the grip has gone. Yan— t‘rliove’d from I‘lfisn‘ block :3: I“ I:
Sunrises Sunsets Bightide Inwtlde k le ‘iootherdid it f’y‘” “"7 ‘“ WK "W" I- -
sou 558 l 457 10.56 ”e g" -- '. Hill-suffice. -- MW
' "WW“ ““"M’W’" Excavation for the cellar of J. C. y. L. Amblera Sun, 0‘ on,” Equit-
THE LOCAL NEWS. “um“ house i” 3‘“ 1‘0".“ '” able" have made several marked im-
. commenced yesterday. 1‘ “93W“ provements about their store. Painter
Seewbat C. E. Seymour has to say In that the house will be completed July Henry Cornell has brightened up the
his new advertisement in "ll. ““39- lst. ____ front of the shire, and a couple of ar-
‘ ’ ' ' ' ' - lasted b C C Brtilllcf-
_ ' th B .’ to be ~We are reteivtng direct the hortbamp tractive signs ps y , _
at; 3:2: 2:218“ "I too ctr-emery butter, and can fill all or— 'on completes a wonderful change in
.'u ' _ dera promptly ".4 .g low 115mg; None the exterior appearance of “The built
The monthly meeting of Pioneer hook better. 1-. B. (layer a so”, able."
1' this evenio . -me...
M m, comm—L m | 5 Norwalk people were lulled to eleep "”"'f"‘°" “m" m' ""I’
Robert L, Ella, one of the borough ice last night by the W“! 0‘ u,” frogs, George Mtddlington, who was arrested
' his I of ice from two weeks ago for betraying u Sscdxsh
dealers, i‘ “”3 ”W y and awoke this morning to hear the blue _ .
lass. , Veril ",5". domestic in the employ of John 8. Item-
P‘““' H“ “mm "M" "m” ’ eon rm amped his bail no bond was
-8esmlem Stockiuet Crem Shields ll) spring. fl e'd t J b t he ‘0' ceeded in el-
"l'he Equitable " W_ ,' ' ”00’ u c 3
cents . pill. at ——————- ' Rev. B. P. Shepard of the Norwalk ting the amount reduced t.) 8150, and
It is expected ll!“ WHIW‘ colored church will preach Sunday even- turned over his horse and wagon and a
will II. “I.” be 0'" as-in ‘0 | day 0" ing to the Norwalk lodge of the Grand gold watch as security. When the case
3'0. B! Monrovia: ”’5‘er United Order of Odd Fellows, who will was called for shearing yesterday before
‘ appear in full uniform. Justice Selleck, Hiddlington did not ap-
Ths Bank of Norwalk’s big s.s!e,which
- pear, thereby forfeiting his bond.
gate“ of Off!“ I!“ week, '“ ’1'le -—Men'a 32.50 Calf Slum can now be _.-. H.
toNov York rum-r mint; for u- bought for $175 at Smith Bros.’ In. on...“ om- Recital.
pairs. F ed ll :flfflect' opened There waaalarge andlenceat theCon-
_.f-. mm“ m , pack- ‘ ’ con. mu" . gregational church last night, and we
”0‘,” III “a upwards. z.» 3,, . mug mot,” nyike‘d :21”; think we can truthfully say one that
market much leased with the excel-
Mv “'“u natural wood, and is one of the most ab .Iez'mrammetsndered by “m". Gib-
Thl m 0‘ GM (It-M’s ““3“" stores b the Wh' son but! Baeeche and lies Mason. Mr.
stud have tunml out I“ “I“! "01”"! . , " Gibson's organ playing was of the high.
W359! ‘0 the National Guard to 69" ~Plai|3led£8023h£ratguznll cure est order, and his selections allowed full
eral Watson. y 0'" co ’ ’ ' scope for brilliant execution and fullest
Bros The that was brought to this city expression. We think we are fully war-
Xmejfl'mnmm front lliar-(finch by Edward Connors rautedin saying that the fine organ has
choice W“ m mm.” didn't take kindly to a boy who was never been manipulated with more skill
of ’ riding on its back yesterday afternoon than by Mr. Gibson last night. Miss
W" and the result wm that the youngster llascn fully sustained her reputation as
A. Br Cd” M W m Charles w. thrown into the Iliad. a soloist, and was repeatedly encorad.
Dow returned fromavhit W some 0' Ifr. Haasche is a master of the violin
"I. Southern WM! "“5" —Pive pounds breakfast bacon for title and fife-ll! NM his audience. ‘
noon. They brought several relics with u [rad Bayea’ market.
them. TI. pflifl of u” no. the look Jah- llslmaa Acquired.
-Uss media Toilet lotion for out for mm“ m “ liddle- ”Exam“ .1031; 32:11:: up; “its"?
‘ ‘ I’: ll “ I” ’ ' . “m in lorwalk men and breakiugthcarmof
AMI-‘hmeatertaiument liddlsrcwa,tnakallthemoueyshehsd JohaConuelly took “pa” tionof
will in given “ the i saved while employed a. ‘ “- the Jud e Walsh a'nd a jury all day Wednes-
Cfliardt this evening byaqnaflatb 01 Unionfloucs in Essex and disappeared. 5
Th m day and yesterday morning in the
Wm“ (ML 'fll -—-Pretty good oilclothzb cents a yard, criminal yids of the Court of Common
at "l'he Equitable.”
Pleas, Bridgeport. The testimony of six
By the new rule of the Democratic
witnesses went to show that after sag;-
*— ohangsof words in an openfisld -
. ”09 ‘fi'mmmm man attacked the three men with a
ml, fl'mjfiofi statemqtmml, ' F$m|m pltchftlk and on that being wrenchsd
WW - . - art It ”all“ . . i. - - w“. mishawmlrmithertqes
- ' ' ma. mo! t _ 'W mlhm'fbeascmsdmrhptlb.
ton thi- w-Iiflu “MM " am called him vile words" and threw
,. twgt‘rtnmm mgbbhiwwm um
W" “I“! Iliad-i! “aluminium—a
.. , What the jury brought in a ver-
____.. dict of not guilty.
“““ —Childreu's grain spring heel Shem, .. -—-———-_ ..
withtlp,msssltoll, usual prim“, “Maia-debuta- rises.
.mmuwwidthladim’fihoes
"mmm 1°“ '“l “um n..- B susminent survivcrand eyewit-
wslIw-w'yc hu 7-3» '°" "m“. asmflsv. David an», D.D..fcr n;
‘ ‘u'le t WI..- gig-lament“:- 9' yssraarmldeatchubr-stow? “n23:
new” page in Y-M'Il- mm ”It- poem of Wars"
ates-almanac, “hummus-smuww, .
mammary: museum-ram of ogre Although a number of works have
Issuaaymruteamsaadm r 5” “ml-WWW“ hauplblhhsdconcerningthlamoatap-
mam-whomumdwlthhtm. coals moth-P- newt-riddi- flue psllhgmlamlty of modern times, this
walkahoateixmonths,ecmiag hereto lesser pafllcsrioa'ia comparison with
avail-m ”main-vi“! warmth-misnome-
bsfcnthspublb. In fact
it "Wm?“fiin“ sllculd
dudaplada h hrsry readers.
flour mm the ‘ By muestof Dr. Beale himself, Ir.
Gone. for ssvsral years a prufsssorof
the German is the Johnatcwa
atthcwlatsr
collection of“
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f“... alums-autumn.
2a
Hill! atpcllssheadquarterathat belied been
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. THURSDAY. MARCH 13. l890.
them an agreement, signed by amejority
of the property owners of the avenue,
new rm accepted.
were elected for the ensutng yearz—
Thom; Museum. 8. 8. Dayton. The ”03- “0' ‘
A _hyate;lcus LDl‘sappcfavnnha.
A well known lady resident of East
avenue, who went to the borough rev
were removed, and after the completion
of the transaction were replaced by the
salesman, who quickly turned to wait —
upon another customer. Bis former
Iav. Alma-r lit-luau to ho Drill-ed.
The Rev. Alexander Hamilton, of the
borough, who has accepted the call to
become rector of the Episcopal church
at Lyons Plains, Weston, received a let-
ter from Bishop Potter, of the diocese
of New York afew days since,
that his application to be ordained a Ir.
priest had been accepted by the standing
ordination will be fixed at an earl) datat
atria-cu theseasor mars-i sum-a.
“implication" ha sshlnsddlr; liens-
ilton complied strictly with the ordina
tion laws of the Episcopal choral and
in the United sum and his papers were
filled out in lawful form. No signatarm,
he says, were allowed only of those who
had actually known him for three years,
in accordance with the law, his papers
then going step by step through the
hands of Bishop Potter and the standing
committee of New York. Hr. Hamilton
will move with his family about the first
of lay to Lyons Plains.
halal-gaming.
The Danbury police May even-
ing yucceeded in breaking up a
if of iniquity run by James
in what is called Eve's court.
‘l‘hssday morning astrangsr complained
rcbhsdcf a hrgsaamof moneyst the
plans by automates. Several similar
somplaintshadhsenreeeired before and
thspollssdeclded npccarsld. James
Lee.tha|lrupriatur.andfourlamatssmm
h
.‘f' r” “we. .' M u ,
the matter of secular work on holidays :32“ :mem‘lemicalml amt:
asked for further time in which to report. and ‘ reaol ll?! to {b if
A large delegation from Stuart avenue th , h u n 'm M '3 f 9“
came down spin to pm. their ”PM" I Inc an organisation won be a
“on 10“.. “It mw'mmm benefit to “I. Out. and “I. “'0‘.“
were instructed to report favorably to
b, the borough. They brought with their several boards in order to be
authorised by their several boards to or-
ganiaeastale board atameetiug to be
in which they pledged themselves to
curb and gutter in front of their prsm- held'Larrm.) Thessssion In“ "03“ "
less, provided the street was accepted in. ' p. m‘ and '"" M 0'"
“d . grade established Th0! also said by President Diwali of the chamber of
ii his and water ward needed on the commerce. Aiteradjohrnmsntthavtat-
attest. The committee on highways to ‘0“ were 3"“ ' ““3““ “ Prokssky'a
whom the original petition had bee‘n °'"' ' 'mm 03:19: ‘h' t:
referred, reported favorable upon ",‘9" 3:"... and wire givena’goodm’tinu' ,
The' N", committee m. granted otherwuys. After conferringwlrh
boards the delegates will meet spin
further lime to report on the matter of '
letting th contract for cleaning she probably at Hartford, in ""9" “'9” I"
the orgaaisatioo of the state board. at times when he is feeling pretty thl,
catch but. I. __ . _,,,. . W , ' . Broadway-addict“
Asa Smith pfeleiiltd it humorously lurgsrlssat Mumford. no :h':l;.};tc:n| "':II:MT;I::::n': lfiOR ~.AIJI‘)- lawman awn asnn‘flumrlmm
signed petition, asking that he be ap- Dsniei Moriarty and Martin Culloo, '31, :0b"lu& (l w" 0,1”an 3' ‘ [autumn-no.3,
pointed superintendent of highways And two young men residents of Stamford, have b“ N w ' y. Six LO“ Commencing loudly lurch I7
sewers. It was laid on the tabletobo were detected in pausing forced checks " an 'V 9 ‘- i
brought lip again with the other appli. .r Smloyd,
cations when the chairmln of the Mill’- Iforisrry bought a email article. valued soap.
way and sewer committee present their at two dollars, from Waterbury & lc- " "M A"“
report on the matter. Donald, clothing dealers, offering in pay-
W. B. E. Lockwood sent in a proponl- merit a check for 8223, drawn by Eugene
tion to IIIVQ Wall street Gilli of the Weed, ”Donald took the cinch, pup. a‘“. Ionic 'm I). “flaw b, "u
bridge widened. [its proposition also posing it to have been drawn by Eugene
embodied the suggestion “lit the bridge Weed, . pyomlnent “d I'OUMMIJIO cm.
be! widened by Ill. Idditlon of a foot on gen, and glue laying, the money, [egg . . . 8 . .
the south side. The burgesses coosid- the two dollars. m" b. instituted rday "awn" m
' ' lo. 7 West lain street. lorwalk. mil 1::
9‘94 the WOMEN" 0' enough "”90"- Soon afterwards McDonald began to Golden Eagle Hall, W“. .‘M dun"
I006 t0 look 0“" "I“ ground In company suspect that the check was not all right, All Aron-d Ital.-
‘mh ML [MRWM 0“ hid“! “W"IU'm- and Ilr. Weed happened to pass the store in attempting to pc capture by
The! W1" 8'90 100* 0V" the narrow or the time, he was called and said that officers who were raid miliareputabie
Plea?“ midway H "W bt’nd NM "It? the check was not drawn by him. Offlc- house on Elm street,
IMP” “'00 0' “all! “"9“ Mid NOT”! , er Bolster was at once notified and ar- night, William Idiloi , a New Haven
"8506 With a View l0 having the hOf- f rested the man in a short time. man aged thirty-five rs, jumped out "Wt l” "’“m 50"“. Mum" W“ W“!
(with engineer dI’IW “P Plat" (Ur "MUD-i Culloo, in the meantime, bod prrsent- of a second story win w and was in.
mi; and straightening “it'll! filter! It thntied a check to a saloon-keeper purport- jured internally. He picked himself up
Cedar Point Yacht Club. and seeing the Her. Father Kenna asked
At the annual meeting of the Cedar him concerning the check. it was pro-
Point Yacht Club held on Saturday sven- nounced a forgery. Calico was urrenxd
mg, March 8th, the following officers afrereome resistance.
Commodore, Landon Ketchum; \"ice- A I'm" w’“ “"un"
Commodore, Wakeman B. Meeker; Sec- A {9" we? 9 “30 complaint '3’ made
n-tary, Edwin Thorne; Treasurer, P. t}. to the prec ct police that Mrs. Eva
membership committee was appointed ssy.ala rsrrcsiding on Myrtle street.
by the Commodore as follows: P. G. N" H"’“i 1’“ “"99““ from h“
Sanford, A. D. Sanford, E. S. Wheeler. home. Her husband, who is much older
The election of “m regatta committee than she, feared that she had eloped,and
was postponed until the next meeting 0‘ after notifying the police set out on a
the club. There is a substantial balance 9"”?! search ‘0' "‘9 recresnt SWO”.
in the treasury ”d the coming season spending nearly smooth in visiting dif-
promises to be the most prosperous in fereni towns in this state.
the history of the club. One evening that week she returned.
_ . .n She will say nothing of her whereabouts
during her absence from home, but her
husband and some of the police believe
_ that she has been enjoying an excursion
WNW 1° purchase a Pa" 0' “1099- 1|"! on acanal boat, being acquainted with
0“ “ml-“'08 experience. Her rubbers the captain of tho craft and his wife.
Mr. Morriasey refuses to press any crim-
inal action against his wife.
A Social Boycott.
customer discovered, however, that A "limo“! "f 3' in 30“" NOE"!!!
she had on only one rubber, and in thi~ village of Haddsm Neck and Rev.
[he “amen mined her in Ill-kill: 3 John L. Scott, pastor of the only church
thorough hut nuavailing n-nrcb for the in the place. is the cause of all the crow
missing shoe. The lady n-.urned home Me. Some time ago the clergyman
greatly puzzled over the u yeteriong dia- startur a series of revival services and
gym-nu“ or in. rubber, feeling Wi' much interest was manifested. The
rive that she had it on her foot when she I’GVPI’t'nd gentleman W" 00'» satisfied
entered the store. The members of the "I“! William“ I“ Who attended the
family were soon convulsed with Iaugh- meetings bl“ wanted W make the work
gay when both yuhben yer. mm more comprehensive, and to bhlt end
from one foot, on which they had been labored With 3 100d In“! young men
placed inadvertentlybythe salesman. who had not attended the meetings.
-—*-————-— These young men, however, refused to
enter the fold, and then the pastor warn-
ed those whohad attended to hold no
companionship with these or they would
surely be contaminated. This attempt
tuinatitute asociai boycott against the
ungodly creatures made considerable of
stating a firm, but the climax came when Rev.
Scott told lady member of his son—
. . gregstion rha ‘ she must cease rscsivin
Mm“ M ‘mvnil‘l‘h “o' tbsaafimt'mns shaman who‘ve:
m armaeelas msmbsen auctioneer“ .
ilifitnmtw " P”
No appointment for the captaincy of
Company A, First regiment, has yet been
made. It is understood thatch ex-ms-n
her of that company, now employed in
Norwich, was recently telegraphed that
important business required his ill-db
atepresencslu Hartford. Es came on Mapaudthslatter “I '0 "'0
thafinttrail,” was mhsrrd intothe sin-d. Behave- Iwhn when In
presence of the adjutaatrgsusrsl
intimated to him that he could
mpluacy’ of his old oompay. 'lhsrc
Thsteachsraaud ”flhofghAm a resolution mmmsadstoiy or Ilr.
High School were startled yesterday by 3'0"" mt- VII-l” M erra-
aloud explosion in uueof thslctrer Whatdsmmmrdcfahmrd ""
rooms. Juvsstlgstlou showed that the oftrads? Amandawalhsrvclsm cw
nulsshadbssacsumdhy thsaccldsutsl aadthsatsrtlckatsfcrthassascutoawy
dischargsol‘arevolveriuthehaadscfa bald»hssdsdmas who will sit is the
hcynamedosborus. Tbsbullethadfruutrcwwithaamtsiafaavlstm“
rough the door near the lure painted-able M Journal. 4
business mu. Thle mun opened against -. WWW?
lwo oldcpaaera. [la was to open 000 "mfilmmm ’ mg, “N,” [JPWR-QA‘N”
o lentothslrdllllaplacamndthe hast "mu-Its OW ' .
"' ’ mom ,5, .. ... sonouomlkconmum
.. _, .. -, _.. «some,
w wanna-liar. which it.
a 40%
"trim-rats If! I .af W.
lfilfbfil‘mglu "6 =Er‘lan‘asscaafir '
amari's mouth twelve feet from him.
Gilt no 0 Mathew dilesmt m item
A Arglyatlc. (33.5%....- Narwalk.
b
That man is living here and his cause is
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good-any hvtsoncpsnlag twenty-hrs 3...!“ “"3?me mhmbmm ‘ ‘
qvtervlnoncmiuats. fie has opened trims, m mi“ “l- m‘“"‘°‘d “"
331%?" "433 3333373 $ ’51.; ”“be - ..
:11::?§'.".f.?i.2‘1.‘.?‘1:3..3‘£3.’“;l'; .mmmmu.mc 3......
him two oysters. There was from four
to five hundred men who saw him do it, .
Thiaman opsuedatonetlms in the late
Peter Berud restaurant one gallon of
oysters in eight minutes. also in Susan
Uotton's restaurant, thirty tbrss quart!
and one pint in just one hour. and the
last oyster that he opened he threw lute
. m .. 1’ . whit
[lg lr whee-r ketsraa be” M. m a... .
8 Molestation...” “A; y. '
Broadway Theatre
I
“wt
Tuesday, and locked up. —First class dealers all sell Brussels
0w Pei-specs llsll.
l - am of common a wcawcon or Lay.
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J lllIllliil, inlet: of limit
Supported by'
Wm. Harris and a Powerful Company
GENERAL ADIIUIOI. 50 can. I].
l
wigs GOLDEN.
ARMY"!!! mwtrn BOUIIOF‘TX
Darlea laws. ‘
A public temperance meeting will be
held this evening in the Golden Eagle
pike; vies disco Also m of is acres;
”‘0. ayiov t Guides.
30 2 "LT lJNlD itlfftitl-A‘IOI A
new ingraia rtslr carpet, ride and rot. ira—
snu for selling. have no use for them. wheat
Stamford Juvenile Temperance Corps.
A division of the Sons of Temperance
Armenian CIGAR. CONWONIRY,
etc. business; good location' malitapitainplew
did opportunity forllie right kind of man. ticod
reasons for selling. Address "Barium, I. 5.."
Bomb lorwaik. rule lw
\Dltmls'l'lla’l'oit'd sate ~A nwatuao
1 House and about it acres of land, on lie was
' geport, last
or ‘ed by Deni-tin P, madden-ed. Inquire
mammals B, heed, Administrator. us if
P05“? I.iug to have been drawn by the Rev. and ran about a hlock,but was unable ”05.331333535310372” ' heater and
' “in“, ”link " ' iFntber Rogers. It was for seven dol. to go farther and crawled back'uf a m" varietrof’frdi:
88",“, this “wmmn at 4 30 Viz-rs. The word was spelled save-n. The house. Hera hewas found to beta Ifl' ApplwaJ. w-
__._-.. - ' ' ,saloonvkeeper also became suapicious,}lenee paid. He was tsksntothe hospital 3'”
in an ambulance. At the hospital he onus stripping my: step units a'r
tion a can
acknowledged how he was hurt, told his wm’i’fiw‘ig'intr'iiur 5vang;
story and stated that he lived in New smia'nn. Tatum a GOLDEN, fit-rm.
flown. His condition is serious. ””‘m - ’w “
John Byer. about eighteen years of "139”" ’03” "M'AN"
age, employed in the Belderi Machine R M h m
company ’s shop at New Haven, received
yesterday, injuries which may result in
the loss of his right hand. He was at
work on a planing machine when his
hand became caught and was terribly
crushed. Thehrgaracdaar arm ever than in
Before long a Derby town meeting 1.13017 1' “L cwdueh“
will be held to takestepa in the matter w 830; H. RAYMOND
of a new bridge over the Housstonic
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46 and ID Malta In, lav-Ills.
lehiiam
river. in order to provide for a bridge
the county commimioaers mnet be in-
1890 SPRING 1890.
um under this head, m Mg 5 - ’1
iines,l dmeflettfmmiltdweaflm
Larson ltotil :itiuo rot! null? nac-
atructed to do so by a vote of the repre- .~_. ‘ "’"' ‘“
notativcs of the towns of Fairheld and To LET.
FAWCECI I’S . ;
factoring. Ilsa six Windows. 'fwuhiaeka . 1:
fromdepot. Inquireat'deatiaeiO-lliro. mm H n ' '
Fiasrvwoaovao.aioucnnoertraar- ea '1“ “1| .
t large pantry. bathroom and ..
y, wife of Patrick Morris-
A. N. Hartley, of Ansonia, who broke
his leg by falling upon theice at the
Sentinel block, lloudsy, is to bring suit
against the town for $5,000 damages.
Although the sidewalk bounds the build-
ing owned by J. If. Emerson, it is still
the property of the town, it being one of
the sntraocm to the bridge, which are
the property of and are kept in repair by whiwi'é3‘3ibm All "18 Lilli“ spill! SUI“,
New Haven counties.
eonrenms. Possession apt-ii tat. arts as
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Company C, First regiment, tbs aaw sacrum lava-IL udmtf .s ____._____~_
company or the Connecticut National nous: cowratanto atom noon on saunas-r ”samurai .- ,“
Guard was organized in Rockville last m~'w* "“k'w ' ' a
mum b, Aw.“ a I a, no. mm» a W mm I'm In Hals,Flowers, Ribbons,“
These oflcsrs were slanted: Captain, A.
P. Dickinson; lieassusnt, F. H. Linker;
second lieutenant, Iartiu hudecber. V“ m'
Wrecker Scott of New London yester- Willi")? ”01510 III! A? .. .
day libeled the Norwsch line steamer A "I“; m‘rgwmmfg" Mfs' w' Fawcet;
City of Worcester to satisfy hindsi- 3.1m "' 3 "All. i'“'. I, 1
for “lute illtwill! 5810‘ Battle“? omranoraousactmov - - - on...
reef sta weekssgo,amiaauderetsnding wg'W-‘WMDW ’ ,
. improve-sum lssssea chard risen!
havi arisen in totha meat ~ (.
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Two New Iondon Italians quarreled own inner nouas, warm or
last week and _on Sunday they met in ”mmggflfgg‘fi
thewoodsoatmdecf tbs towaro settle armlmw chap,-
thamatter. Bach hadarsvolver,and "°"""’m "
afterastrollofteupacestbctwcturned Swanson-sow owns
and began firing» eacborw. 0n the
fifth mhauge Wit-alps“ received
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anal-yummy”. i- W "1 ~ ~~~~~
Ashmmskeremplcysd at at Grand
avenue, New Haven, had his leg broken
early lastersalagsndwesrsken to the
hospital Hewasfooliug with John lo
Intyrs of 5850“ arenas and the two
got wreath-g. leisure tripped the
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