Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, March 17, 1890 · page 4

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6.00 9.05 2.05

ldw' Isak lsvnld Weather resonate.
Ills “cold wsvs's" influence will prob-
decline lowly in thiasscfloa today.
the easterly advance of the
sins northof the lakes. which will cause
tohlgh winds in the mtbern
sslt crosses the upper New
A storm will probably
Southwest toward the
Marine coasts today, with a re
oflsst week's heavy rains in the
Nippralley. In this dll'
ill-day fair to partly cloud westh
llprubsbly prevail, withsI Ighrtber-
changes and fresh to light westerly
with. becoming variable, followed by
warmer, cloudy weather, and by rain or
snowbynight. In the Middle States,
warmer, fair to cloudy weather will pre-
vail, with fresh, variable winds, becom-
ing southerly, and high on the lakes, folv
lowed by rain or rain with light snow,
sail in New England, fair to psrtl
My weather, with slight thermal
absnass and variable winds, becoming
brisk southerly in the northern part, fol
lowed by cloudiness and by snow or rain
at flight. On Tuesday in this aeotion
and in New England warmer, partly
cloudy to cloudy weather will probably
prevail. followed by rain or snow and
screening stormineas near the coasts
and on Wednesday partly cloudy to fair
weather, preceded by rain near the
coasts.

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'Ollr Brothm Lodge, I. O. O. l" , will
work the second degree ibis evening.

—-lograln «mail? per yard at Sco-
fleld & Hoyt’ . --

lies Annie Evans,4ofwBrooklyn, spent
Sunday with relatives in the borough.

——Agara carpet, 900. at Sconeld &
Hoyt’s. “fl
. R. F. Askew, the laundry-man, is out
with a new and attractive delivery wag-
on.

—Lsst week but one of removal sale
Ecyt’s jewelry sale.

The field and line officers of the Fourth
regiment will meet in Bridgeport March
23 to elect a colonel.

 

—-lfoquette carpet, $1.25 per yard at
Scofieldd: Hoyt’ .

The case of Honnecker against Queen,
which came before Levi Warner, as
referee, last Saturday, was adjourned
until Tuesday for further hearing.

—-Wallace's fine confectionery at Plais-
ted’s.

Danbnry has adopted the plan of issu-
ing building permits. The city of South
Norwslk and the borough of Norwaik
ought to do likewise. ,

—Rubber bands, gum labels and string
tickets as Pleisted’s

Company C, Seventh regiment, N. G.
S. N. Y., have passed resolutions con-
gratulating the state and their honorary
member, General T. L. Watson, on his
appointment as brigadier-generai.

—-Statiouery and blank books at Plais-
ted’s. _

Cobble Hill had its usual Saturday
night row. ‘ The police were sent for to
take a hand in the fun, but when they
arrived on the scene the disturbance had
subsided and participants had fled.

-Ladies' Patent Tip Shoes, 98:. Smith
’ closing out sale.

The Brooklyn Yacht Club has pur-
chased twenty-one acres of land at
Green’s Farms for 821,000. A club house
willhs heated and it will be the summer

 

‘ headquarters of the club.

--lsn's working shoes, good and

, _ solid, ”0. Smith Broa.’ *closing out sale.

er. John's Lodge, 12‘. & a. m., IIIII

worklhstlin third degree forOld Well

Ledge tomorrow evening. Refresh-
msnln will be served after the work.

. tAll m In». invited.

’ hat elsgsnt upright piano at Smith
era-2 lb in arr-Idea March 24th.

 

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“mailman.

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stress, But liorwsllr.
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tarnish at two

general It

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,. ‘ is! a few miles
00h”! M W‘w .m ups
football dealing in the water. Friday.
Titscurious feature of the find is the"
{scribes the ball was one used inths
Yalsflsrvsrd gains of 1681. the scars oi
the game. 17 to 8, being painted on the
ball. Thostudents are puaalsil.ss the
ballwsssuppossd to have been safely
lockednpinons of tthsls secret so
cisty halls. "mm...

The twelfth annual meeting of the
Army and Navy Club of Connecticut
will be held stCentrsl Hall, in Hartford
Wednesday, April 9. at it p. m. The ex-
ecutive committee have decided to make
the meeting a celebration of the twenty-
ilfth anniversary of the victory at Ap-
pomsttox. Good speakers and a good
dinner will be secured, and every men»
her intending to be present is requested
to notify the secretary before April 1.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Mr. Edward Alteribrandt, of this cIty,
has resigned his position as mechanical
engineer of the Yale a: Towns Mfg. Co
of Stamford, and has accepted a position
as designer with Fraser a Chalmers,
Chicago, builders of heavy mining ma-
chinery. They have just received an
order of 84,000,000 worth of mining ms.
chinery for the Chinese government. and

y are considered the largest builders of

this class of machinery in the country.
While with the N. Y. & N. E. R it. Mr.
Altcndbrnndt designed one of the largest
Mogul engines now running in the New
England States. His many friends here
will regret that he intends leaving this
city, . f . .
A Bun-way.

A carpenter employed by Arthur Wal-
dron was driving across the Washington
street bridge this morning when the
horse became frightened and ran away
The man was thrown from the wagon
but was not seriously in gored.

sexier; sgaI... ‘rIIII Week.

The services at St. Paul‘s Church dur.
ing the present week are Tuesday. Thurs-
day and Saturday at 4 30 p.m.; Wednes~
day and Friday at 10.30 a. m., and Wed-
nesday evening at 7 30 in the church. at
which time the Rev. Dir. Jones, of Fair-
fleld will preach. Mr. Jones is a very
ready speaker and when he preached at
St. Paul’s last month he had many ad-
mirers. _w y ,. 7 ,. _

F A {focuses Beveled.

The county commissioners Saturday
gave their decision in the cases against
Matthew Bowen, John R. Pbelan and
John Cooney, of Bridgeport. The men
were charged with violation of the Sun-
day liquor law. The licensee of Bowen
and Phellin were revoked, and Cooney
was allowed to continue business. In
the case-of J. B. Osborne, of Southport,
the commissioners refused to grant him
a license. ‘__H _

lore Four Tracklng.

The Consolidated road has just expend-
ed S05,000 in the purchase of land in
Portchester, the station in New York
state nearest the Connecticut line. There
are one or two other parcels of land
which are needed by the road to provide
the right of way needed to extend the
four track system through the village
and up to the river, a distance of three
fourths of a mile. The few pieces need-
ed will be purchased in a few days and
the road will proceed at once to lay the
extra tracks. The work will be com-
pleted early in the summer. it is very
probable that a new station will be built
at Portchester.

A Proclamation.

The following proclamation was issued
by Gov. Bulkeley Saturday:

In reverent recognition of Almighty
God. I hereby appoint Friday, the fourth
day of April next, a day of fasting and
prayer. Remembering how abundant-
ly he has, in the past, answered the pray-
ers of this people, let us upon that day,
in our homes and churches, with penit-
ence, humility and prayer, dcvontly sup-
plicate Him that He withdraw not file
favor from us, but in His infinite mercy,
continue unto us the blessings which
have hitherto crowned our cup, and
made us a free, prosperous, and happy
people.

Cheap Canaries lay B. Good.

"The demand for canary birds has in-
cremed enormously of late," mid a well
known New York bird fancier. “But the

 

 

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funicular

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culled.

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ol Lassen”. Pa, and lavvstsrcl the

horse car, has made an Help

merit. “abilities about ”3.0”; nuts
about half that amount.

Judge Charles J. Nehrhss. of, New York,

lied oi the grip on March 15.
The open handicap cro- country run,
under the auspices of the llaltonalCross
Country Association of wsswois
by William B. Day, of the New Jersey Alli»
Ictlc club. The distance was eight milieu
Day’s time was mat. [is won The New
York Herald's cup.

The Due d‘Orlaans has issued a statement
that he opposed the petition tol’rssidsnt
Carnot for his release.

A span of the old Jonas
bridge at Glens Falls, N. Y., fall Saturday
morning, carrying down into the Hudson
river the workmen upon it. The dead are
George Carr and Nelson Seasonal, both of
Glens Falls. Thomas Rollovers, of South
(liens Falls, was out about the head and
will probably dis. Thomas Parley, of Wind-
sor, badan arm broken and an unknown

The Mississippi is still on the rampage,
breaking down levees in loulslanaand cans-
lng the destruction of much prowty.
William ll. Ellis, known at various times
in New/York as a wood carver, a cotton
speculator and the manufacturer of a boiler
compound, died in poverty at No. 90 last
Houston street, ’af'tera life Nmnrhbls for,
its misfortunes

Annie Burns, ll; lira Timothy Ho
gan, aged in, an lira. Margaret Kenna,
sgsd'ltl, were crushed to death beneath a
landslide at Troy, N. Y. His other people
were badly injured.

Mrs. Cleveland performed the ceremony
of laying the corner stone of the new build-
ing of the Eye and Ear lnllrmary at Second
avenue and Thirteenth street, New York,
Saturday.

Richard Withington, Bertie RomandJohn
firm, all employed as slate pickers, were
killed by a boiler explosion at Carbondale,
Po” Saturday.

Mr. Lodge, of Massachusetts, has intro
duced in the house at Washington a bill to
regulate the election of representatives in
congress by means of a federal election law.

James Hamilton, a prominent citixcn of

Northport, l. l., committed suicide March
16 by shooting himself with a revolver. The
ball passed through his heart, killing him
instantly.
J. B. Noble, a well known I.‘ .tic
politician of Claysville, Pa., line just come
into a snug fortune in the shape of an estate
in Scotland valued at “(lulu

Mexico's Magnificent Hotel.

81'. 1.0115, March l7.—-Ths City of Mexico
is to have the finest hotel on the American
continent. it is to beerccted by Msxicpn
capitalists, and its cost at the lowest esti-
mate will exceed £2,000,000. Of this sum
the Dias government will provide 81,000,-
000 in the form of a subsidy. The hotel
when all completed will be five stories in
height and will contain 400 guest chambers
built about a court. It will be constructed
of stone quarried seventy miles from the
City of Mexico, and its interior flniah will be
arranged on a scale of oriental magnificence.
The entire structure will be absoluth lire
proof, and the outside dimensions will be
4501420 feet. The rotunda of the hotel will
bet-ken in charge by the federal govsrtb
merit, and it is the intention to decorate it
with precious stones representing historical
subjects. Issac Taylor, the architect, has
just left for the City of Mexico with the
plans which have been adopted and work
will be begun in the near future.

An Appeal for Starving Indians.

Pontoon-ma, March l7.—-Right Rev.
John Shanley, D. 1)., bishop of North Dakota,
occupied the pulpit of the cathedralhers
Sunday and made an appeal for aid for the
snflering Chippewa lndians in his diocese.
He said the government had stolen eleven
million acres of land from these Indians
without giving a cent of compensation
therefor. The 2,0]! Indians were starving
and freesingon 5,000 acres of barrens.wampy
and rocky ground, which would not keep
100 white men alive. The bishop gave ter-
rible details of snifering which ho had per
:onsmlly witnessed while visiting these lit-

Swlft Retribution for a Murderer.

HASTINGS, Nob, March iZ—A farmer.
Amos Stanton, living near Bromleld, in
Hamilton county, shot and instantly killed
W. W. bwis in his store in that place, and
was lynched in thirty minutes after commit-
ting tlio crime. Lewis was sitting in New
store when Stanton entered and begsn’lr-
lug. He attempted to run, but was hit in
thebsck and dropped dead. Stanton wu
arrested and placed in jail, but a mob of
men wearing masksmarched tothsjail, took
out the prisoner, and, putting a rope around
hisneck, dragged him to a livery stable,
where they hanged him to a rafter.

The Brotherhood Appeals to the Law.
Guzman, March 17. ——The C
Players’ League team will be the first club
of the new organisation to begin a all
against its dessrting players. Attorney
LA. Emil, legal agentof thsteam,lias
prepared papers ssklngm from the Cuyshoga

county common Elena
must fillings“ Mic-2

Cate
’steam. Thspaperwullsd:
w and WW bs‘pusbid
apaedytrial. Mr. Russell saidthat antic
twoinen signed Players’lisaguc coats-ash
“theycouldhslegallyhsld.

Advices fro- lanes.

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msgalnstthsshcrs.

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Granvillc's eyes through the hall of the
castlssnd intotbs drawingroosr,wiibths
hounds lnfnlleryaftsrbim. Thsyrsnkiml,
downand killed him in froatoftbsmsntslr
place.

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mripts in New York a letter written by
Columbus sold for 02,0“). lt
constralofllolinesmndatwmlmswlvsry
sssywordsat that,wsrarpellsvitheinost
convenient way.

The rates of Irma-porting heavy freight,
merchandise and the like have changed.
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Great Britain msdcavsry careful urinate,
audit cost justapsnnyaton per mile for“
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I... CHARLES B. PERKINS 81 Ct,

30 KILllY St“ IlOi'iTiW.

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llA‘I' l’irrry a Best Cough Kym:
Intel marching in victory dpr al eeconi
tag from I l directions in IIII term I’clfuctly cafe
mt! relish r! to: all slfoeimns of the Ilirurt u
so , Ilsa no ennui for it v Grip,» Try it now
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Horse Buyers

We are constantly re»
cutting- Plne Horses.

is slowly tut

W suited to all purposes.

You will find the Pitt-
251‘ COACHERS. the
328T ROADS’I‘EBB. the
CHEAPEST WORKERS
and altogether the
BEST ASSORTMEHT or
SALE HORSES in Fair-
fiald County. Parties
wanting any kind of a.
Horse. can be suited
HERE. All Horses sold
by this establishment
are WARRARTED.

Ill. ll. I’ARS‘OVM

BRBUKSIBB STUCK FARM.

NEW STORE.

Friedrich 2 Baasch

Peel End ll'zrr‘ltln l n Kt. {lrixl 1-.

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HORSES !

Another ta.- load of firms arrived ro-Ilsy at
A. Bill IA}: bT‘BLE, incnirlinz blurb: dTeams
and Horses for all purposes, on cored wit! rare e2—
pIcali iy l-Irrbrs maraei. They um herald 'tl rea—
mrablu prices.

A. . a O L M A N B .
toriih‘NcrIscij. Man h 2, i310 ‘A_ mrlljj‘tL
11‘ MAY BE
that yrur lucd Wall Paps r
rlrsler has not just wlmt
you want for the Itl'I—ciiu-
decoration of your home.
In our collection yrn will
find Iit mode-rule cost :2.”
the good, the beautiful, and
the new Wall Papers mode
for the present season.
Joseph P. McHuglI & CI,
3 West 42d SL,
(First Home from 5th Ave.)
New York. mo 62"

 

BBEl'l‘ BlBBlINS.

325.00 Ania”... cIIamIIeI Suits
reduced to $20.00.

330. 00 Solid 03k Suits reduced
to 3‘25 (ll).

~44- ~44.—

Jliey must be sold we must
havelht’rdorn' ‘

David Stow

50. HAIR 8TB BET,

UP STATE.

OLD AND RELIABLE
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unqunml Ira IIf Ill rr more calls as per.
Pfllcl LIST.
sugar Porn, it: per esn, a ran- an:
I'll-i nail-y Toulouse it): per an. I; ease 5&4:
Lima as is)“ r can orans‘lle
lsilv lune Pram! . p21 ran seen-me
lnrmwlst l’Iss lfl per eIIII. seats 3 a.
flaunt rah, Mr W run I r il’ll Mr.
airing ll- one we per can 6 ans Mr.
(IutIlI-n t"‘f'm'upkm. lb: per rs I. 0 ans bi

trolley inhaler. due lite on ran, s can: fl ‘5.
Salmon, lilo pm «It. 6 win .1 lb

We call epoch! notice to our

Epicurean (fanned Clnins,

i'sekcdnt liar lerbir. Males, warn-rid! lulu
rm t‘bowdersnd fritters at short notice Also
I. 'nsiasrhsysrewlrhrrc vinegar, l’li" per rams

listed Beans. it: per can, it was sic.

Canned Fruits.

lilnc lien or (rp’a- mild pin) 12m: pa r ran.

lllnrklwrriu IMF per ran rl’rl'l' (I:

is lion; m A; I rots '12:: per: in but a ll

is Iron.“ l'v Irho v.1”)! p11 l‘tft, f ram ll i".

l's‘rfnanm 4Ir III (raw Horns, 2?." per can, Scans
l t

REMBVAL SALE
HomerB. Buyl

.l' 113W [91; Eli.

Will untim- to

. 0. ill North Main street

Ah: «I! MI ill

 

l'rIltI Ihav. tin. l lwl i IIlfI-rmyrntlrr
slink (if

Walnuts [Hills illiJiWflBi

AT COST.

‘ \‘wravl rims olrt‘v'i'e

Gilli] Watch ill a Low Price“;

and lolly warrdnt' 2d es 1 tme rm [MM
motrnnnvs My pinch of iv w24lryi - .IH
goods, im out stuck or agui Iiyles

”annals” "()YT,
MI. I» run now i-i.srr..

an 82 Billion,

Iii-Isms le

r-Im rris Eucl’unrn- 234' nrsn. 5 a

list ltJ li‘itretl ill-ll refund the .tnro at lammmn it in I i' m-Irn- 4 .Ear per r man .1 m
l'iavfIIrmal'n III! I' In wine-n
N agar. FI'll W2 .M mm,» I'lc wrunJesnMc

2w. '..
0" Main birul. M” “ ‘llk'QualIty ofall these Goods Warranled

Form rly rwnpiwi by (lo me l'l'. Raymund, 'l;-2y yin)! Miriam ‘5-11'2' (n! We still mn—
vull rmlcaw-r to k‘W'lrhllfllflllly Illl bout it ,md ”00' YU'I-‘l:

awn”. lll' uf [thus L" l‘l‘Z‘TS \ ”0752‘-

l'
Furnituml BOBBIE B IBIBSIBBB.

'2 bu; c in train (to or r nrhrmzc of.[ "my direct I" g“,

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Take an shoes on

\t. 1.. Don las'msrus

price ares air-pal o- II.
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\ if f is- rr moor of Slippy:
on T;.‘Ir24 to.

i. more; \‘l lriitiescy.

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BVERBBBTS

lLllVl.‘ just removed It Lime :iI.I~ ‘f

$8, $19 and $12 animus

Which I run guing to

Sacrifice at $6, $8 and $10

 

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GENTLEME”.

: Grain and freed-

. ., i'zxrwirwlxls
, . .

'2 Mini”.
“00' ntlflifl.

Foes ”J33;

Beat 32' u 222,22. But rites-g,
W. L. [’003il; brocsfors. 3‘“ Sold”

John Schaub 81 Son,
Washington sum. South low-II. I“:
trength.
limit: may '3 Muir was: «unstructured
amenity paw»:-

REQUIRES
I Y; or Grater for It.
ymrsinprtvr .2 r

Hill and i'lxamine Them

A: it wE i be to Your Own Interest

 

Davis

The Tailor,

South Norwnik.
OFFICE 01'

The B1111 Illa."

Nor-viralk, March 4. ’90.

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' or... Warm Iuv
Toourl‘riendsundthe 'il" 5921',"
Public Generally :- 35""? “"
JBIT- Will] BB Trill. :3.“ "W22...
We have secured the 5 531-3" 224212222ii.i-;gm2»£"’ :‘
afgfie of Augn & . §;£I:um “at FW'lcm Elli“ I
sW‘ , . ' '
Goodmacnatanchsslow Swim: , ,
figure that we are ,1. 5.9333. 3.3...
pnredto otter-it ntvery '33 b?......“"_ ragtime» 2.2.2.4 -
low prices. we shall ‘2... Wow... «2.. on. “x"
place new tickets with . filB‘B..i’.‘i £21122“:th "5““ 225%
newpriceaonthgoodfl "“"’“"”""’m"'”‘ """""“"'" ’
andshallmakothemso PEUBFICS.‘
low that we are sure
they will attract atten- ”m

 

tiers and compel their
sale. We tntondlmmo-
diately to an up the
store with a comp lose
stock of DRY Goons,
on... one-ran. IA!-

3111;“ in; zoos. Fall“; cigfmT3u
c or rs “1

audhopctocon riotous- Wmmmm
business mm” "" a.“

 

in such has 22

equitable manner that - ‘ "' ""

our name will not be a ‘

misnomer. and that we

mascara a fair por-
osi your-patronage.

Economy yours,

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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