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Bnkbuilding, N. Counsellor»
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TUESDAY MAY
6.“ 1890.
"I: EVENING SENTINEL,
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THE LOCAL NEWS.
Parolhwbdrlmmfoiaflpage.
Alum of the Drunken” Accident.
. It is thirty-seven yours sgo'todsy since
the drewbridgs secideut in this city. W.
O-Qulutsrd basinhlI pcusssuionurule
Woof birdseyelnhple taken fromthe
trucked into. The family are use in
Moot seclideilrer teseetgiven
B.
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3.1» “:‘mIIdFflh
amount-standouts”;
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3.x. WWW more.
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ammo] P. o. houlti.s.N.whclesIle
Ibipperofeylteueudchln.
CUTBILLJLJ. footofltsyuundfillt.”
cattle-lore Edmonton-
0YT.W.H.&SON.1MWIter 3.x. foot of
export-I‘m witclnle
denlsrslunutivuoystus.
RBI!) 5 HOUSIAN, lquterIt.B.N. flutes
Y3? J. “E :7: Box 56 8 N
. P. 0. . .
Oysters Minded-lemme“.
PATTI!!! ANDIODBIS.
NORWAIK PATTERN WO Chen. K. Ale»
RATIOSDBROS. Jewett‘s. AtIInthsndSeeley
Medan-oilseed AraillCthlcslPslnt.
“1111. Wu]! ACO. wilTWItngN. Igenls
forluinmsud latices ”polo
rsmmonms.
PRoiA'l'l'ikCO.Wsierst, narWIlLN. ehopohite.
oilssndglnss.
PROMHWJT islet-finwlndowlhdeu.
Bolm'Muru.
TAYlJORhCO. ”hummuhchfldwue.
monomer».
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
BLACKIAN c. A till-ingN. lnstsnteneouI
process. children s.IpsclItty
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PIANO “NIB! All) REPAIR”
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pinnamrpuenheetluuaicutc.
MINGW
RANDALLIINBII 3.3.x. Allkindscfwccd
workstretnllorfortkctnde.
“HIRING.
mum. W. l. Inflow Neck. 8.N.
“uniting,“ meld 11th..
forssrvicssmdsredendkiudness
. dreIrtleelpjurediurheIcoidsnt.
nun.
Novel Dede-n In I "queue-u.
The case of the state vs. W. L Born
of Wellington! will be tried either to-
tley or tomorrow in the court of corn-
ston pless. criminul side. The state
cherues thut Horn hes sold liquor with-
out I license. Horn but I United Stetes
license and his counsel. Attorney Henry
V. Hall. will raise the novel point tht
the accused bus I right to sell liquor in
wiginsl puckugee under MI United
Storeslicenseuu‘d without I lccul license.
Ir. Hull will cite u recent decision-of
true United BtIteI supreme court which
holds tbst goodsutey be shipped in orig.
issl peckuges even in s prohibition stein.
—- Comp. ex. red ceder,25c. st PleistEd’i
Personal.
The Mince Devine, of “cunt Vernon,
daughters of D. J. Device, formerly of
Norwnlk, Ire spending a few dsys with
friends in the borough.
George F. Boone and fsuuly returned
from Floridn yesterday.
Frank Brown, of Xerwin street, I hut-
trr employed in Solmn's fsctory, will
lssve Norwslk tomorrow for Lincoln.
Nab. to visit his brother. He will be
absent about two months. ‘ ‘
Arthur ii, Earle is home from Colore-
de Springs.
—~An irate women knocked in the
bred of I flour barrel becsuse her grocer
wouldn't trust her for Brussels soup.
Twins Armand for Assn-It.
Wesley Berries was meshed lust night
gee
mason! limit). our. lehndWettIth.
Plumbing-sum“ mun;
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NOBWALK HORSE RAILWAY W. Ju-IIW.
“memo-t Emil-Hm not.
BEA]. 151A" AGENTS.
LAYTON. JACOB]. Wellington usxttnPUO
"W “my..."emn’
llomtxunmro . is It.
till renting-ed
WflmNHltolenettcbldg. luv—tiniest!
mtolesn. Alwlnnruneewriunllhut
ofccrn atthelcwutrstea
WOODWARD. lANulelult. I. N. min
endbuildiug “If“
RESTAURANTS.
mmewunmn. wan-menu"
municeoum KN. “Mandi“
lutkeolty. Boudby duyor or.wesk
SANITARY moments.
more. W.B. t SON. 6"anth 8. 2i.
Hydraulics-durum "
menu. ("In“)
by Chief of PoliceButtery. churged‘ith
. Insulting Ire. Annie Welly, I nurse
who wIs employed by s family muted
June, living in the some house with
Btrnes on Create street. borough. Bern‘s
wss tried this morning before Judge
Austin. found guilty Ind flood 5.00 Ind
costs. lie wus immedistely narrated
for nesenlting Ire. Lino Avery. on April
:1. while the complainsnt wII visiting
the June family. Barnes wu also con-
victed on this chsrge end lined 33.00 sud
conic. He took no appeal in both cm.
furnishing bonds in the sum of .150.
BS'I‘BRTAINIBKTS.
Ruhr.
The finest Iliuht of hood performance
’ ever giveninlosle Ball. wIs thst by
I'D-ROMA“ MARY ornament. we
MW Client-r
linemen-m Ilium Mil.
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Kelmr lat night. The siege wee bounti-
fuliy net in plush end her, the Norwslk
Amtmtnent Orchestru furnished ilne
stun c. end there wet everything there
ought to hove been there except on
undo-non. Keller’s work is marvellous.
Every trick performed wss of the clever-
est chsrscter. end his cabinet work wee
stunting. Ben. D. lelville. the comic
equuiibrtst sdded I very plessicg feIture
to the untertIiutuent by his Intusiog
fetal"!-
llllle Am
Since last seen in this city, Ullie Akerv
“It. estsblisbed herself II I regular
stendsrd mention II the lending thes-
tresoftbeoountry, Ind-o greet is the
III-and for her services thst her engen-
nests every where or. limited. This em
all“)! COUNCIL m0.
Plenty of mm It the
WWI-“Mg.
Tneregulsr monthly meeting of the
Boerdofoouuclhusnwssuldlesteven-
ing. lucrldwlqulocxpreddsd.sndJ
Councilmen Charles F. Bullock. John
w. Duke, llichsrd J. Outbill. Issues. ""
Jennings. Frock N. run- and Willism
B. Bubbell were prstwit.
Bills eurouuting to M. ll were order»
ed held.
A petition from George Geist. ssklng
pomlrsiontoplucetwopostslnfront of
his msrkst on Chestnut street. from
which to suspend In owning, wee re-
ferred totbc committee ouItreete Ind
stdewslke.
Denial Hoyt petitioned for the exten-
sion of the wow pipe cuBouthlIlu
orient. m petition wet home to the
committee on wster. : -
Permiuinn was given George I. Easier
to erect c storege ice house between
Frenklln Ind Spring streets.
Ballard ,wss given permission to erect
I dwelling house of wood on the my
end of his property on West street.
The petitmn of W. A. Wheeler toereet
In oddition to his residence on Elm
etreet wIs granted.
A petition for so electric light on Cru-
cent street at the corner of Gourd Piece
wns referred to the committee on lumps
end gas.
A petition signed by Christine Michel.
E. Wiehc, Chsrles I. Ifoeller, Henry C.
Froeb, Gutter Pitzer sud Benedict Fren-
cis asking permission to keep open their
barber shop for the purpoee of cocoa:-
rnodnting their patrons until 10 o’clock
I. In. on Sundsye, wee received, but u
council could one no suthcrity for giving
permission for indiriduele to violete I
Statute low, the petition was. on motion
of Councilmen W. B. Bubbell, referred
book to the petitioners. The petition
caused some disco-ion. Councilmen
Bullock believed the council bud done
its duty in proposing to enforce the law
Ind eluted thct even in New Britain and
Dunbury. where the popnlutiou wIs of u
more ccsutoplitsn chunctcr then it is
here the Sunday lIw wII observed more
strictly then it is in Norwulk. Council.
men Hubbeli did not think it right tbst
one person be mode to close his place
of business end Inother be Illowed to
keep open. He suit! the livery stables
did business in violstiou of the Suudsy
low end they should be mode to observe It.
On motion of Councilmen Duke the
committee on finence wee instructed to
borrow I sum not to exceed $3,000 for
the use of the city.
The City Clerk wen instructed to drew
orders on the Treasurer in favor of the
committee on streets for occur not to
exceed 3400.
G. W. Blsuchsrd. msneger of the Pos-
tal Telegnpb Ind CommerciIl Cnble Co.
for South Norwslk, wss grunted per-
mission to run wires through the city for
the eatsbllshmect of u district messenger
cull circuit.
The committee on streets mode Ire-
port on the hymn of Golden Bill street.
the street to be of I uniform width of 45
feet. He recommended tht the street
be gradedfroInChIpeletreettoElutwcod
Ivonne. The report was accepted end
recommendstlcn Idopted.
On motion of Councilmen Bullock the
Clerk wII instructed to publish I notice
of s hearing in the mutter of estsblish-
log hurbor and pier lineu. Old bearing to
he held IttbeCounoilesnrberon the
evening of Key 20m.
In the mutter of the nuiesucs exiting
on Rsyrnond street, Councilmen Duke,
the Committee on Health, reported thet
by rsiriug the incident E. A. Wood-
wsrd's ski-walk and building I outch
buin user by. he believed the property
could be kept free from wster. The re.
port wee Ichptsd Ind reconnecdstions
adopted
The Committee on Streets reported un-
fsronhle on the «beaten at the new
pipe on Bsyvlew Ivonne, sud the stub.
“siting of curb lines on 0th street,
Ind recon-ended thst the pruysr cf the
plslnsiupsrt.whyshsluesuhereforpstltiouer Charles W. fillth he not
butthree sights. indeed of I full week
In formerly. Inch interest let-ken in
my
ltwcalddetkehesrtsofthe
editors-cod
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indie-I tow-on
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m ,
muted. Thereportwss occupied-sud
mmsdsticn
The
touch hotelier then It would bslftbe
propertyehouldhsproperlyssssssed.
Thwetcre.llesolnd.’l‘hettbeutetsete
bound they hereby mmpecttullyro
quested to rocks I thorough, truesnd
ust’usestuisntofsll the tsnbleprop-
ertywlthiu thecity limits Iccordlugto
The meeting Idjourned for one week.
" NO!!! HAD.”
no I. Y. Inna-n! nontr- snows—Its
Trials Ind Its “In,“
This is n Iiugulsr world thIt we on
living in and the timezworn saying.
“'lhnt nothing succeeds like succeu.” is
untrue to-dayss itwsrwheu theIsnt-
eucs won first uttered. The story of
loneylfsd. nowrunuiuguttbefltandsrd
Tit-us, New York city. is one which,
whilst; interests. prover whet per-ever!
we coupled with Ippliestiou and cook
deuce out uccotupthh. The first version
of lousy Ind was produced twelve your!
uncut the Fifth Avenue Theatre. New
York city. Honey Mud wee written by
" Steele luckeye. the nether of Basel
Kirke, Peel Ksunr, sud some of the
reigning successes, in I drumstio wey,
of the put. _ Twelve yesre Igc when
Steele MIcknye first produced Honey
lied, under the title of "Through the
Berk.” be locked the experience which
the ensuing yours here given him. The
ploy was not I Incense 'l'wo yesre ego,
in Chic-go, I rewritten version of
Through the Dark wus produced under
the title of A Noble Rogue. This wee
fsirly eucceulul. Some time in lest
anusry, A Noble Rogue, in still another
dre- wssresd to Mr. J. M. Hill. It the
Union Squire TbeItre, New York. Ex-
ceptions were token to some of the dis-
loguewhich Mr. Hecknye immediutely
cut, end sftcr luring done no, the plsy
wee sweptcd by Mr. Hill. When the
Inncuncemeut was made that thin thrice
written plIy. under the title of lloney
lied, would be produced at the Stsndurd
Thestre by Mr. Hill, on April 7th, the
wine heads pooh-poobed the idea Ind de-
clsred thet in plIce of Money Mud. they
bed I case of longer lied. Reboursals
begun. The vsrious parts were pieced
in the bonds of the beetuctors and actress-
ee of this country. The scenery was pre-
pared with In sttentiou to detail which
cbsncterizes I“ of Mr. Bill’s nndertok-
inge.and on the 1th of April, the ploy
wIs submitted to the critics] unmou-
tion of s. New York public. It my be
well to mutton here. tbet in the 5th not
spewed by s drew-bridge sixty’ feet in
length.
possible for soy bridge to be. It swings
out into the Inditcriuru Ind permits I
leke eteuuter 30 feet high end 70 feet
long to puss through. The old time sky
borders hove been removed end I dome,
completely covering the Itsge. studded
with stsru sud to loot in height curries
thnt bridgeuud that rim out into the
open world. In prepsring this scene
painters Ind mecbsnice some sixty in
number bud been eugeged. 0n the
morning previous to the first perform-
ance. April 7th, the master mechunic
come thoroughly demcrnlixed. The“
c thuudredsndseventyodd piecesstu.
oyed in the setting of this tremendous
scene were known only to hint and he.
fearing, to use on old expression, thuthe
hadbitteunfl morethanhsccnld swal-
low, retired from thesituution without
notice or excuse Ind left the entire di-
rection of the sings in the bonds of men
who knew nothing of the scene beyond
the special part which they bud been
employed to cenutruct. The result of
thst lint night is nowatnsttercf record.
The curtainwus hslf In hour lute-in
going ‘up end the heel ourtIlu dropped
uttlfteeu mlnutespsstone inthersorn-
lng. lost of theoritics left the building
Itslsrenorhslf put elsveusnd wrote
their notices utter seeing the tint three
sets. The bridge sud river scene which
is the guests» thut mortelsyes harem
looked upon in thiscountrycreuyother,
they did not III. The magnificent lsIt
not they bud no knowledgech the
result wseeu utmost universal conden-
nstiou of the piece. This injured the
Mining night's buelnew. The third
town Iudhlsuene um
utun. Hebe-round .
New York thlt pieceI liltu
tote. Whmshedledshsm .
mammoth hereonwilli cam
Trustlfirud Co..whieheltould
trolledbyhlesister, musty!»
ofNewYork, untilherdflfi. .
propertywouldgotoflr.’
ersl days meow
firmed-dinner!
yorintieonrkuquit
Wright mun
lowedbylettersebewiug
ferwussllrigbtesd thIHie .
ceive the moneybetweeu “I m
will mount to Ibout 31mm ‘
besnsmployednt Edward AW!
resteuruntonWeshiugton n.5,, g. Q
he has striated inssrvlng wellW‘
food to hungry humanity. BIB; ’
nine yours old. A m T.
culled It the restaurant more»
noonsnd found Ir. Shannen serving ‘u
fincsteuksndsdishof hrownfriedpo"
tstoes ton customer. He won free
t‘nlk shout his good fortune nltbough In
unidhe budnodcsire tohohrougtitlu-
fore the public. Help polite-lull! the
mount was twwceslorge we
be wouldbelessgeulultoliieoldm
Mr.8hormau Iteted thst he lied gig-is.
through with 900,000 ache-its the
world thoroughly. He aid tint" he,
would rennin withlr. Beyond In“
the firstof June when he will hip; :1
triptoCsliforniI wherebebeltwu
children living.
-Weerereceiviugdirectthellortltnutp-
toncresuteryhnttannd eeullllll oe~
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