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now am asst-sis wssum rsrocssu.
Thestorm from the Northwest is now
Is Western New York, probany moving
A cold anti cyclone overlies
fhafit. Lawrence Valley on the storm’s
front, causing a gale at Quebec. Blgb
uostbcasterly winds will probably pro
«do the eastern passage of the storm
m of! the coasts from Bandy Book
to Eastport, He. Killing frost was re-
ported yesterday from Omaha, Neb.,
now in the St. Lawrence below Quebec,
and heavy rains from Memphis and
Little Rockto the Texas coast. Tem-
fell slightly in the United
53:3" yesterda , except in the South
mm. In this city and subur-
Ian districts to-day cloudy to partly
weather will probably prevail,
mod by rain, with slight changes of
WW and fresh to brisk north-
becoming somewhat
m,m followed by clearing, colder
W. In the Middle States partly
oleudybtrsather will prevail, preceded by
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salmon the upper coasts, with fresh,
variable winds and slight changes of
lure, followed by fair, slightly
, wweathsr, and in New England
ycloudy tocloudy weather, with
(slick t temperature changes and
tobrink variable winds, mostly
. On Wednesday in this
mid section and in New England
cloudy to lair, slightly cooler
andfrcah variable winds will
psohlflyprevail, andonThursday war-
liar; fair weather.
James Duncan' Is dangerously ill at his
home on Fair street
The break in the water main on West
avenue, is being repaired today.
communication of Old Well
lodge, P. and A. I, this evening.
[eraser-oi limcs’ amt—to be
negatiuentsnpnir-stCJLHarvey’s.
Miflhristian Workers of the East
Am I. E. church, will meet at the
homsoflimlrillian F. Jones on Friday
evening
_ Hippie Harding, of Jersey City,
h' ‘ illnt the residence of her
aunt, on Newtown avenue.
-vThs verybest Norwalk oysters, at
Inne’s Depot Restaurant.
The uptown Republican vote for se-
lschucu shows what consolidation would
do for South and East Norwalk.
TheCounccticut divorce season opens
. AtNew ven, last week,
I'll. Frau annulled four marriage
contracts.
' -lcwsr connections at bottom prices.
Willard Mon, contractor.
Funeral services in connection with
mcdsath of Mrs. Sarah L. Beers, of Sil-
"lilac. will he held in the chapel this
aftmuoon at 2:00 o‘clock.
. Any man proposing consolidation to-
dsy la tbh city or East Norwalk would
bowell it be got oil without a very
“plinth “laying out.”
. Empire Lodge, No. 8, l. O. 0. F., of
Gmwlch, Conn., have postponed their
“to Butler lodge, on account of the
“ll of Brother Robertson.
M550 cents a foot.
Dsldoa, contractor.
"ThsBridgsport Farmer appeared last
or“ Inaucight pagcform, six co|~
”was”. TbeFarmsrlsonsof
tutu-swspnpsrsinthsstats.
~flome-rccdsrsd lard,
multifayss’market.
‘Tkslrs alstmhelliu thlsclty will he
Iliad tomorrow afternom as the rc~
miss of Funk Robertson are being
“mummy” layllower
“that!“ company.
Osmpuyrwlilholdamcialmeeting
mtbarmcry this evening for the pur-
”Ndmtugacnptsln to fill these.
assays-u by the death of Captain
mum
Hunks“ saussgs,12 cents a
Multilaycs’market.
Thushlpmsntofoystsrstofiurops
furthhsmscc was made yesterday by
Dad I Heusman,aod aodconslstsd of
“Jimmie. Tbsflrst shipment last
mam-momma.
“Mfrmkhamnflcsntsa pound,
“is“... mm'hst.
William
10 cents a
«mung-No.91, 1.0.
tomsststtbslodns
mam
MAI. HANNAH”.
Ila log. all! ans of People wc
“In to load About.
Julian Storey, of Bridgeport, is the
guest of borough friends.
George Bonnmksr, clerk for Attorney
Burlhutt, spent Sunday in Jersey City.
Ifiss Allen Hendricks, of New Haven,
in the guest of friends on Harbor avenue,
borough.
Ilsa Amy Stevens, of Rye, N. Y., who
has been visiting friends in town,rcturu-
at! home yesterday.
William E. Rolls, of the New York
Journal composing rooms, is the guest of
his brotherrin’law, R. 1.. Ella, on Main
street, borough.
Miss Lillian Avison, who has been the
guest of friends on Prospect Hill, return-
cd to her home in Providence, R. 1., on
the noon train today.
Willis Moore, known lomsuy of the
residents of this city, has been in town
for several days calling on (friends. He
at present is located at Galveston, Texas,
Drug compounder Travers, of this city.
who has been spending the past week
with his relatives at Cohoes, N. Y., re-
turned to SouthNorwalk this morning.
He returns a single man, but promises to
cease being a benedict at an early date.
I. I. O. A. Notes.
The opening of the new room for the
use of the Junior Department of the as-
sociation occurred last evening, and al-
though it was a stormy evening the
room was well filled with boys. The
room has been neatly furnished by the
Ladies' Auxiliary and contains the vari-
ous games and periodicals of interest to
boys. The new constitution was read
and explained by General Secretary
Simone, after which speeches were made
to the boys by president Ambler and
Messrs. W. F. Hubbell, W. J. Leland
and Janice Fountain, of the Boys‘ Work
committee. The department will be
fully organized and oflicers chosen at a
meeting to he held on Friday evening,
at So'clock, and boys who join before
then Will be charter members.
Owing to the illness of Prof. Gumbart,
who is to teach the class in German, the
first lesson of the class could not be held
last night, but will take place next Mon-
day evening.
Tbe classes in mechanical drawing and
bookkeeping will organize this evening,
and any young men wishing to join
them should be present.
Regular rehearsal of the orchestra this
evening at 7.30 o'clock.
Death of Frank Robertson.
Frank Robertson, of East Norwalk,
died yesterday afternoon at two o'clock.
He was taken ill with pneumonia last
Friday. Deceased belonged to Company
1’, lnyflower Hook and Ladder com-
pany, Butler Lodge, 1. O. 0. F., and
Kabacsa Encampment. Funeral will be
held at the Congregational church in
this city tomorrow afternoon. His
friends in the different societies will
doubtless attend in large numbers.
The I. O. 0, 1’. Grand Ineampmnt.
The grand encampment of the lads-
pendent Order of Odd Fellows will be
held in New Haven, October 20. Dale-
gates from all the encampments in the
state will be present, and the grand oiiiv
core of the state will be elected.
christian Endeavor State Conventlon.
The state convention of the Young
People’s Societies of Christian Endeavor
opened at Willimantic yesterday and
will continue to-day. It will be one of
the most profitable and interesting con-
ventions of these societies ever held in
the state. ____
Graveyard Insurance.
Graveyard Insurance is being practiced
in New Haven, after a rest of some
years. lien are being insured when sick,
and insuranceis being collected when
dead, asbort timeluter, by the people
who have thus indemnified themselves
for taking care of the invalids In their
last illness. Two cases, in which under.
takers are involved, are now being inves-
tigated, but who the guilty parties are,
has not as yet been given out, and pro-
bably m" not be.
floating of the Burgesscs.
The Court of Burgesses held their reg-
ular meeting last evening, with Warden
Lee in the chair and a lull court present.
The usual batch of bills was audited
and ordered paid.
George Benedict was appointed a spec—
ial wliceman, and the meeting then ad-
-journed until Wednesday evening.
A Bow on Alain street.
A lively row occurred a: the upper end
of Main street, Norwslk, last night.
Profane language was indulged in and
several blows were struck. The combat,
ants were too drunk to fight, however.
and their more sober companions soon
separated them and no complaints were
made.
coincidences of Age and Name.
A Watsrtown correspondent writes to
the Waterbury American: ”John N.
Nettleton and Sherman l'. Woodward
were born thesamc year, month and day
of the month, being 8! next February.
Deacon Amos 1'. Baldwin and Henry lat.
toon were born the same year, month
and day of the month, being a little over
so. Joel and Jonas flungerford were
born thesams year, month and day of
the month. They are twins, and 79 years
6' age. Over 50 years ago Julius Smith
audCbaunccy Atwood married sisters,
named hfnry and larths, who have since
hothdlcd. Some years after the death
of his wife a friend of lfr. Atwood sug-
gsstsd to him the desirability of looking
up ahousskespsr. lie replied that he
would never marry again until he found
another Issuas. liberty after this he
foundanotbsrlsrtunin tbsslstsroftbe
wife of the late James 0'. Hitchcock,
whose name era's-ray“ The two were
not slstlu. l' sisters, and are
both” the formm in W
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Attire Union Squats Theatre, "Tbs
County Fair," the most accurate! ploy
of the day, continues to on the house.
Neil Burgess’ impersonation of the comb
cal New England spinster is more amus-
ing than ever. and the exciting episode
of a genuine horse race. which is the
climax of the piece, is the best efleot
that has ever been done on a stage. On
Monday evening, October 27th, the re-
gular season of the Standard Theatre
will begin. The attraction will be Ir.
J. M. Hill’s new star, the well known
actor, Maurice Barrymore, who will ap-
pear in a new play written expressly for
him by Augustus Thomas,author of “The
Burglar. " “Man of the World, ” etc., and
which has been pronounced by compo
tent judges to be the best comedy drama
yet produced from the pen of an Ameri-
canautbor. To those acquainted with
Mr. Hill’s lavisbuess In these matters, it
is almost needless to say, that Barrymore
will beeurrounded by everything that
money can buy and experience suggest
that will tend to augment his successful
appearance as a star. His support will
consist of the following ladies and
gentlemen: B. .l. Henley, Charles Harrie,
Charles Smiley, Frank Lander, Edward
C. Bellrnap, William Pascoe, N. B.
Forrester, Caroline Hill, Elizabeth
Darcy, Lillian Cummings and Miss Burt.
“ Uncle Dnn'l."
The Katie Pearson Comedy company
openaa five nights’ engagement at the
Opera House, Norwalk, this evening, In
Barney blaceuley'e famous fonract com-
edy, ”Uncle Dan’l; or, A Messenger from
Jarvis Section." The company is spoken
of in the highest terms by our exchanges,
and as the repertoire is good, and the
prices of admission being only 15. 25 and
35 cents, the Opera House should be
packed each evening. The performance
of “Uncle Dan’l" tonight will be inter-
spersed with good music,cntchy songs
and pretty dances. The repertoire dur-
ing the week will include ”Divorce,"
"Queen’s Evidence," “The Midnight
Alarm," ”Ticket of Leave Man," and
"The Octoroon."
"The Grab Bag."
Thursday night W. A. Meetsyer’s farce
comedy, “The Grab Bag," will be pre-
sented at Music Hall. The twa favorite
comedians, Daniel Francis Duly lll'lil Jos-
eph Oil, and the Sisters Duly, in their
bewildering skirt dance, are mm the
Officers of Concord Division.
The officers elected by Concord Divi-
sion, 8. of T., for the ensuing quarter
are as follows: Mrs. (3, F, Loomls, Jr.,
W. P. ; Mrs. H. A. Hotcbkise, W. A.:
Herbert Wheeler, P. W. P.; George 8.
Partrick,Chap.; W. A. Kellogg, F. S ; W.
A. Pryor, Tress; [rewis Hubbell. It. 5.;
William Loomis, A. R. 8 ;C. F. Loomis,
.lr. Com; Miss Maud Rogers, Asst. Com:
Edward Drew, 1. 8., and R. W. Reed, 0.
S. The above oillcers were to have been
installed last evening, but as there was
not a quorum present the installment
was adjourned until next Monday even.
ing. ‘
'lsdorn of the Wits
It requires but little mining to blast a
reputation.
the politIcal contractions and twice as
jolly,
Before the Dentist's Door—“if I were
only sure that the doctor was out. I
would ring the bell !"
The new gnuz: veil Is a coquelry to a
pretty girl and a charIIy to an ugly one.
City Swell—l lain would have thee for
my very own.
Country Maiden-Well, you can just
get. You’re not the first by several
that's feigned the same thing, and I'm
still doing housework for Inn.
The Obliging Damien—"ll you don't
stop talking to m1.- ubnut your wares, I
will whistle for my dog." "I have some
most excellent Whistler, sir; just try orn-
of these."
The wicked.———I.ittle Buymi’spa, when
the preacher lalketl about WletPIl people
he didn’t look at the congregation, he
looked up in the nIr’r Why was that?
Papa—lie was probably looking at the
choir.
I heard you when you came home last
night," said Landlady Snapsbort to u
boarder who had attended a protracted
lodge meeting the previous evening,
"and it was ever so late. And let me tel.
you, Mr. R, that if you were my bus-
band 1 would make you come home earl-
ier, sol would." "Indeed,” said Mr. l’.,
and let me tell you, madam, that if you
were my wife, I wouldn’t come home at
all." -. g .
Edward Barbour, a Torrington con-
tractor, thirty yeats of age, was killed
by the caving in of It sand bank. He
leaves a wife and four children. The
deceased has a brother, Dr. Walter L.
Barbour, residing in Waterbury.
Mars' Departing Glory.
Mars is evening star, but his glory is dc»
parting and his ruddy light is growing
dim. lie was superb when la up
on May 27, and nearer to uses Janet than
hehasbeenforthlrteenyears. stnsaa
imposing object during the summer. as be
followed his capricious course among the
bright stars of Hoorplo, being in conjnno
tint: three times with his rival and name
nAntares. Ares is the Greek name of
are, and antl Insane opposed to
Inn is found in the southwest and in of
little account until his opposition in use.
when hewill he as near thesarth mhsTw
of his two moons.——Touth's Cone
Mun-mane
Two thousand learchusyplcflul
blueberrlcaun tbspapul'nlns nsnr Columbia
nud,Cbsrrynnld in Washington coax
Asmanymorsarstrylngtonapplythc
mnnd for the toned rmpbm'rlesto
flippsdfromArbcsmokoounty. audthsa
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'I'rm Bridgeport Walkers.
When the pedestrians, who are taking
part in the walking match at thetleut
rink In Bridgeport, withdrew from the
walk last night the score stood as fol-
lows: Ileglermn, 3:; miles, 5 laps; Salli
van, 3‘2 miles, 15 laps; Holden, 29 miles,
4 laps; Fun, :31 miles, 10 laps; Eli’ln, 24
miles, 0 laps; Cllflt‘y 29 miles, 7 laps;
Webb, 2‘! miles, 1 lap.
~llutles.
The flit-fllbe‘fllvl Mayflower Hook and
Ladder company are rtqurated to mi‘i'f
at the truck house. Wednesday. llct. 65th
at 1 pm, to attend the funeral of Far k
Robertson. Please wear fatigue caps
and white gloves.
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NUT 10! la hereby given M thunder-{undo
under and by virtue of sustain lax warrant
duly executed and ulilm'd hy proper authority and
directed to the nmlenlgaed commanding hurt to
levy and collect of
John B Overtuuacd Wits,
And others named la the rate hook on list wean!
warrant Annnxv'n‘l their rental proportion-or :lu
sum We], as Ih rein stared, said some 111M251 tax
or presence! screed apex by the .nzsx v mills [he
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bled on the tweet thlr day of Tasnary. lam hr
the purpose of My attic usual layman tuna
list of IR00. New, I refuse, l have Irv ed up)
and will sell at pvbllc auction, at the prsm m m. a:
matter described on the tenth day of trunnion.
two, at ten o clock a Ill, eunuch of the fellas-m;
described real estate of
John ll Overtoa and Wife
situated in said laugh of nmwalk. and bounded
as follows:
Norther] by land ncwor formerly of heirs of
John Aust a. easterly by land mw or former y of
Henry manger-s, ,mtherly by h. gliwny and new: I}
by than of Norwalk harborgnctnramg two rower
more or less, with the landings thereon urarwlmv
Asg‘l‘ll ralge the mmcf Ellynfcur inwar- 1“,! am
that n f e oportlcn t
it Joby: ti. flvsrtonand l’lfs,
or the sum total in said list, together with all later
set and legal fees to be added.
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THURSDAY, OCT. 21, 18911.
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if you nu- goirx to buy a Range for your kitchen
this fall, and want the
Best. and Lowest. Price
call on Inc.
OCT. 7 to 11, 1890.
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B C ND. Secretary, Dannury, Conn.
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A. S. P‘ERRIS.
JEWELER.
Diamonds, Watches, Jewel”.
Pure Watch Begum-,1 a Specialty.
39 South Int-3L. - south Now-Ii.
“WA HOME
Al 10 Per Cent. Less
Than Cost.
Having bought the easterly
part 01 the “'OODWARD
HOMESTEAD, l clier for sale
lots on Woodward avenue at
$12.00 per mm foot. and the
lots (In Imwndes avenue at
$10.00 per front foot.
To each purchaser who will
build within two years, I will
pay 10 per cent. of the cost of
the house on the amount of
$1,500.
tends from Woodward avenue
Lowndes avenue cx-
t0 the water. The water front
on Lowndes avenue will be
given to the city for the use
of its citizens. It is the only
street in the city that has a
water front.
These lots are all level nml'
dry. There is only it choice
in their location on the «venue
or the water. Select your lot
stance and get first choice.
Maps and full information at
TAYLOR 8r GOLDENB or
C. SWARTZ’S.
THE NEW
FURNITURE STORE”
son and Ian Vomit-gran at.
of
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[have the exclusive agency for the
celebrated
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.anri bytpecisl arrangement- with th at l no soil
it Min! :lars uric. c at the pncc or lighter and
smaller note. i warrant cvery on: to be
THE BEST AND QUICKEST BAKER
11. vh=- or-r«l.and will H‘lclll your money in see
.,{ 1m; umpmm Being made here you can
:11“)!- get repairs zn an hour's nmc.
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6'W'M. PODMORE,
85 NORTH MAIN STREET.
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LADIES’ AND GENTLEMEN’S
B I C Y 0 LE 8.
To [III by the Hour, Day or 7166.16.
Leroy 2. Wheeler.“ ..
l33 Water Street, South finrwnll, ”th
JOHN HAUPT,
Formerly manage.- of l-‘glringtons market, has 6
Meat Market
II. it If. Ayrea‘ rcre.No. '31 North Main street,
where he will keep
All Kinds of Fresh, Salt and
Smoked Meats at low prices.
Vegetables in their season.
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To theCitizens of South Norwalk
and Vicinity:
We are now prepared to do
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Pollshllnzljsfisvrgcmfilng all
kinds of Mosul Goods.
A smdslty msdeof Chandeliers lltnglag Lumps.
Tableware, Curly, Bicycles. Home. Trimmings.
and all kinds floure- ilsrdwsrc. Soldering.
Brazing, and Repairing done Prices lowaad satie—
fsrtton guaranteed.
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no to no West 38th at, new task ctr.
TO HOLDERS OF
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AND OTHER SECURITIES.
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