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Notices of local entertainments of all
Harts, to which an admission is charged
and anta- ails-Island to promote yn-lmle
interests, except when an advertisement
I] note appears in advertising columns.
are charged [or at regular rules, 10 cents
a fine.
low («a Harald Weather [arm
The Ontario storm has moved to Nova
Bonita, followed by a "cold wave,”
which will reach the Middle Atlantic
seaboard today. A second storm centre,
now in Texas, and a third in laws, will
move to the eastward. The third area
of depression wrll probably be attended
by snow storms in and near the lake re-
gion.- In this district Io-day considerably
colder, clear wealher and brisk to fresh
northwlesterly and westerly winds will
probab‘y prevail. On Friday in this sec
“on an In New England fair to partly
cloudy, alIghIly warmer weather and
fresh variable winds will probably preo
vail, followed by increasing cloudloess
and snow near the lakes and snow or
rain in the western parts of this section,
possibly extending eastward during the
night to the sea coasts of both sections;
and on Saturday cloudy to partly cloudy
altghtly colder weather, followed by
snow or rain.
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Sun rises Sun sets High tide low tide
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George Iletts, clerk for druggist Ilale
is out again after a two weeks’ illness.
Pilgrim Owned, No. 54, O. U. A. ll..
will cooler the third degree this eveolng.
Ebenezer Hill, of this my, has been
granted spatent onaslumiig box for
piston rods.
Battad'. Farriogton have purchased a
handsome team of gray horses from the
Btuokslde stock farm.
It is rumored that a popular sales
woman of the borough is soon to wed a
young man from the East.
Olive Branch Lodge, No. 19, K. of P.,
will confer the Bmpllfird third this even-
ing. All Knights are invlted.
—Curbiog, 50 cents a foot.
Sheldon, contractor.
JohnB. Morton has charge of agang
of meuoothe streets of the city. At
present the catch basins are being
cleaned.
William
There were twenty-eight deaths in
Norwalk during December, representing
anannual death rate of l‘.‘ 9 per 1,000
inhabitants.
The third lecture In the course at the
South Norwalk Baptist church Is adver
{Iced in another column. It gives pro-
lilac of being one of the best.
At a committee meeting held last
"suing it was voted to hold the Old
Well mlnistrel entertainment at Music
Hall, on Wednesday evening, April 8th.
A gang of workmen were busily en-
gaged repairing the tmcks of a freight
car near the depot in this city yesterday
afternoon.
A special communication of Old Well
Lodge, P. d: A. M., wIII be held on.
evening, when the first degree will be
worked. Refreshments will be served
afIerhe work.
~Pb3t0graph's of the wrecked engines
on the Daubury road, at North’ 19.
There was large attendance at the
men's meeting at the Ruwayton Metho-
dist church last evcnlng. This evening
there will be a promise testimony meet-
lllg. The subject will be “The Promises
of God. " ‘
The Ladlrs’ Aid Society of the East
Amos 3. 3 church held a qulltlng bee
at the Mdeuce of Mrs. David Dibble on
Van 7.de avenue, last evening. float
on rclatlng to the sociely was also
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The tIIo engine: wrecked In the collie
ion in South Norwalk, Tuesday morning,
worst-ken to the repair shops In Dan
bury. The mechanism of the engInrs is
nutnjured, it Is sold. and they can both
berspalrsd lo a few dsys.
-’l'nr. Evmso scanner. can now be
found on sale at J. U. Randle’s store,
Wlanlpsuk. ‘_w__
The strange“ of the many strange rs-
qm rccslvsd by Postmaster Bpsvry, of
New Haven, is from a resident of Green-
vllle, N. C , who formerly lived In New
Ram, and who writes that he hears
that llh former wife has given birth too
chill. and asks the postmaster to for-
ward It to him.”
In. Harvey l’rck was "snrprlsed' a,
bar boats on Raver ”mt last eveolog
Ih'bual forty guests were present and a
pleasant evening was spent In danclng
and marry-making. Supper was served
at mldalght and tbs party broke up
“I hlf put twelfclock this morning.
W laws and Harry Richmond fur-
almsl masts for Issuing.
"'O.'I,‘Wo'od to harvesting a KID-Inch
cropoficsathlspondooClillstrsct.
Six "tourists” occupied the tramp
roomofthsborough lockup lastnlght.
The Choral society will meet at C. F.
Hendas's music room in the borough
this evening.
The boat “Mary A. Rogers” lsdischarg-
lugauargool Crass Crack out coal at
Raymond W dock.
Up to noon to-day Selectman Dukam
has paid the additional $200 bounty to
twenty-five of the rsenlisted veterans.
W. P. DcKlynand John 1.0th were
made “regulars" at the meeting of the
Norwalk Fire Police, held Tuesday even
ills.
The ladies of J. C. Wilson 89: Com
pany’a bat factory will hold their fourth
annual sociable at Music Hall tomorrow
evening,
It is stated upon good authority that
the New York Yacht club are to erect a
club house on Smith's island the coming
summer.
The name of Bob Adams, of Norwolk,
appears in the list of notables at the
Dempoey- Fitzsimmous light in New 0:-
leana last night.
The trouble at the reservoir has been
located in one of the gates. The gate
has been repaired and the water is now
running in the pond as usual.
A stated convocation of Washington
Chapter, R. A. IL, was held last even-
ing, at which the I. M. degree was con-
ferred upon three candidates.
——We have added to our selected stock
afineliueof smoked fish, namely: sale
moo, finan buddies, halibut, and mack-
eral. Beast Farrmgton.
The gymnasium class of the Y. M. C.
A. will go to Stamford on Monday even-
ing of next week to unite with the Stam-
ford association In II gymnastic exhibi-
tioo.
Mrs. Mary P. Stone celebrated her
seventy-third birthday yesterday. She
received many calls and congratulations
from her friends, at her home on Comp
street
The brake beam of a car on the train
due here from Danbury at 12:40 this
afternoon, brokoas the train was com-
ing through the tunnel at Norwallr,
causing a delay of several minutes.
The 11 o'clock express from New York
this morning, struck a man between
Woodlawn and Mt. Vernon. He was
not killed outright, but it was thought
he could not live. He was taken to Mt.
Vernon.
ltr. and Mrs. L. Farington, of 107
Water street, South Norwalk, were ten.
dered a surprise party last evening.
Dancing was kept up until the ‘wee’
hours of this morning. A fine collation
was served.
The cake sale whlch— was given by the
ladies of the Grace Church guild, at Mrs.
Levi Warner’s residence, on Arch street,
yesterday afternoon, was well attended.
The ladies will hold tbelr next meeting
at the residence of Mrs. George W. Cram
on East avenue.
A drunken man —caused considerable
amusement in the borough yesterday
morning, by running smack of a large
cask, which stood on the Water street
sidewalk, upsetting it and rolling over
it into the gutter, and all this with the
whole sidewalk to himself.
Conductor C. I". Comstock and his
crew, who have been running the Puts
field express, which Is discontinued, w1l|
run an extra freight, leaving Doubury
early in the afternoon, and return on the
regular train, reaching Daubury ll 926 at
night. as they do at present.
In the superior court yesterday morn-
ing before Judge Prentice and a jury the
appeal of Thomas C. Wordin from the
will of his father, the late Nathaniel
Wordin, who left an estate valued at
half a million dollars, was commenced.
E. A. Woodward, of this city, is serving
on the jury.
—Scwer connections at bottom prices.
William Sheldon, contractor.
During the latter part of the Y. M. C
A. concert at the Opera House, last
evening, Mrs. 0. K. Scofleld was taken
wItha lit and was removed from the
hall. Just before fainting, she screamed,
and for a few moments the most intense
excitement prevailed and a stamped.-
seemed imminent. The audience was
soon quieted, however, and the piece
went on as though nothing had happened
Late last evening it was rumored that
Harry, the youngest son of Austm (Jocke-
fur. had fallen through the ice while
skating on the tide-mill pond at East
Norwalk and was drowned. Mr. (,‘ocke
fur immedlately went to the pond but
could rlnd no one that know anything
about Ms son, and returned home. The
boy flually turned up all right. He fIlI
Into the pond, and being wet was afraxd
to go homo until he had dried his clothes.
A popular member of Phoenix Englne
company, who Is a clerk in a Wall street
store, called on his best girl, on “Baby
Bill,” Wlaulpauk, last Sunday after-
noon. remaining until nearly 9.00 o'clock
lo the "out“. When he started for
bombs found that the rim had risen
to so great a height, Ihst a bridge which
he had to cross, was under water. He
tried several tlmaa to cross the stream,
but was forced back. Rather than stay
out all night the young man returned to
the home of Ms swsslhssrt, aroused her
from horslumbsvsaad begged permis-
sion to pass the night under her roof.
This was grantad and at an early hour
the following morning the young man
seen walking home by way of Broad
River, as the only way he could reach
the borough without wading through
water walsl deep.
Happyandconlrnlis a bridcwllll " Theko
Outer :"alampwltbtllslightoflhs-unliag.
”Cam mmflmmnm
Samuel Wudisconfloed tothehours
by Illness.
Rufus Fillow, of Cranbqu Plains, is
dangerously slc'k with pneumonia.
The engagement of Miss Emily Co: to
Mr. James Wood, of N. Y., isanuounced.
Officer William B Knapp, Jr.. Is lak
ing the place of officer Ireland during
hisillnesv.
Hammad Richardson will probably
move into his new house on Cedar street,
this city, tomorrow.
Captain Coach's new house on High
street, city, In" probably be completed
about the latter part 0! May.
The finishing touches are being applied
to “Ham 0. Jesse’- new building on
the Washington street bridge.
At the meeting of the Wheel club to-
morrow evening, five propositions for
memberahlp will he acted upon.
J. Arthur Ambler, of the borough, at-
tended a reception given by the Danbury
Wheel club In that city last evening.
The ladies of the South Norwalk Bap-
fist church are making preparations luI
a sale of useful and fancy articles, to be
held about the flu-t. of April.
The prospect of having the electric
lights all night at an early date seems to
meet the approval of the people general
ly. The expense will be somewhat great
er, but there is a feeling that lights
should be had when they will afford
greater protection.
PERSONAL I’AllAblIlAl’llS.
' ”TERTHNIENTI. '
(tool's Wilson's ll-atrslsI
Tbs Ulica Press says: “A large and
appreciallvs audIencc greeted George
Wilson and his Mammoth Minstrel com
pany at Jacob's Opera Home, lost I-ven-
tug. George Wllson isa great favorile
in this city, and he was Ifl his happiest
mood last evening. He received It my IIl
welcome and made many additional
Utloa friends. The first part was elabor-
ately costumed and was gorgeously stsg~
ed. The combinatlou is a large one and,
taken altogether. furnishes II very pleas
lug entertainment. ”
-—-To get a tight boot on, grease your
heel with B novels snap.
Connecticut l’utamts.
The followmg were ISSUMI Jun. 13,
181". List furnished from ollice of A.
M. Wooster. Solicitor of Patents, Bridge-
port, CL:
Edwin J. Toof, New Haven, attach
ment holder for sewing machines, Ed
ward E. Cluussen. Hartford, paper bag
machine; HoraceK. Janos, Hartlord. me
for SWBItlqu the lhll‘lld‘ IIf gimlet point
ed screws; WIIIianI A LrIreIz Hartford,
nap rbsg machlnv; W. A Lorenz IIIII
E. E. Claussrn. Hartford. paper bag
machine; Arch-bald Bannstyne. lflalef-
bury, clock pinion: WillIIIm A. Anchor“
Manchester, P'IICIIIC motor: N"'E"Ibn Ii.
Austin, Dsnbury. drill chuck; BIIID
M. Bulges-i, New Britain, knob shank;
George“ Clark, Higganum, dirk har-
row: Ebemzw llIll, Soth Norwa“,
stuffing bl x for piston rod; Joseph (7.
Shull, Mendel) u, hose coupling. Trade
mark—Bnng-port Brass 09).. Bridgeport
'I'hw Goings and Comln;a of l’ ..' we
“he to Road About.
William 8.53:“, of New Jersey is in
town.
H. B. Wilson, of Dmbury, was to
town yesterday.
George Allen, of the borough, Is In
Stratford this afternoon.
MIss Lulu Sollliu. of Stamford,
Visiting friends on Franklin arr-our».
Mrs. H. II. Hayden, of Ware, Mass” is
the guest of friends on Merwlo street.
Daniel Honmcker is expected home
tomorrow from 3 Weeks not In New
York.
Bishop McMahon, of Hartford, was in
10‘": yesterday, the guns: of the Ray. W.
J. Slocum.
Brayton Ives. of New York city, was
the guest of the Iln'. S, B. S. Blade"
yesterday.
Rev. W. H. Thomas, of Worcester,
Mans" formerly of Norwalk, was In
this city last evening.
Miss LIllIan F. Jones of Fast Norwalk
went to Hartford, this morning, to at-
tend u wedding In that any.
bliss Addie Golden, who has been will
ring friends In this city, returned to her
home in Glen Cove, L. 1., yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. William Betta will leave
town on a ten days' trip to Washmgton,
D. C., the latter part of this month.
Mrs. George Whipperly_ of New
Canaan, Is spending the day with blis-
Lurllu Simona, of Wentport avenue.
John L. Butbaoks and Charles Knapp.
and of John H. Knapp, start next week
for Southern Flues, N. 0. They will be
absent about three months.
Dr. J. U. Gregory, of the borough,
was in Middletown yesterday, to nitend
the quarterly meeting of the trustees of
the Connecticut Hospital for the Insane.
Miss Lillie Kllfllpfl', I-oln soprano of the
Collegiate church, 29m street and 5th
avenue, New York, Is spendlog the Week
With Mrs.S. ll. llunlmglon, I29 Maul
“feel, Nurwalk.
Mlss Glace Mead, the Ialentml daugh-
ter of confectlouer Mead, who has been
spending a few Weeks III. her home on
Berkeley street, returns Monday to the
Clinton Institute at Fort Plain, N. \‘.,
where she will resume her studies.
Is
The waahlngton htroct Gates.
The fnqueucy WIth WIIICIl the gates at
the Wamington street crossIug become
entangled with Vehicles and get broken
iv not always canned by carelessness on
the part of the gate tender. People are
too apt to attempt to drive across the
track just before the approach of a tram
and ollcn after the gates are being low-
ered. By being misinformed we stated
yesterday that III the case of III. I’atm
lee's accident the gull-s m-re loWered
and caught betwr-en the horse and cor
fIIIKt'. The team was cumlog up Wash-
IIIgton etrcet and the gates were already
down. In turnlrlg the horse around IhIl
shaft caught In the chain. No bIIIIrIII
can be attached to Mt. Farrlnglon.
ladders Death of Conrail Stu-II.
L‘onrad Stash, a well known will"
of Nutwalk, was taken with conges-
Ilou of the lungs in Inch wootl’s maths,
Main street, this morning. A physician
was summoned and Mr. Stnub was re-
moved to his home III the corner of
Westport and I'Ia-t avenues. "(I died
about noon. Mr. Htaub wusa promlnent
Odd Follow, a member of Our llroltlera'
Lvdge, Kabaosa Encampment and the
Patriarchs Militant. He had lIvI-d in
Norwalk about thirty years.
Among the Flu.
"Papa,whera does Santa Claus go after
the holidays ?" “Broke."
If the boys don’t blur the misses. then
the girls will miss the kisses.
Ninth strestoflloer (lo prisoner who walk.
protested that he was as sober as a judge
when arreated)~—"Tbat depends on the
judge. You were tumbllu‘ drunk. and
I’ll swear to it."
Fred-«3'! didn't mind Taylor's dIs
charging me so much as I did the Insult
bs Iubsequcntly offered me.” Frank— a
“What was that?" Fred—"Ho adver-
tised for a boy to fill my place."
"Are you going to make any good
resolutions the coming New Year I“
“No, llnlend to make bad ones. and
then. as things go by ooulrarlss, I can
not help being virtuous."
--lI'II soonomlcsléhmssvls soup.
brass and copper shrew, tubing and
wire.
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NIUSIC 191:1! II,
JUST ONE NIGBT.
MON DAY. JAN. 19 I
A Iagnldecnt Prcductlon of Nirlo'eeoth (‘enlury
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SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL. THURSDAY. JANUARY 15. 1891.
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MINSTRELS.
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HR. GEORGE WILSON,
Iof Wal: 7 Mc- Agtin' fume
Court J’o-tor-s
Law BKNBDICT, manual MSII
TI)! LEWIS. And II. To! WARD.
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Tic-eta now on sale at lloy'l s and Gregory s lelllK:
stores.
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South Norwalk Baptist Church
The third to the course will bedeilverv-d as
Tuesday Evening, J an. 20
BY
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GREAT 3ARGAINS.
DAVID STOW
50. MAIN STREET,
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Norwadk Oysters
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84 WASHINGTON ST.
SOUTH NGQRWALK. CT
GREAT IANIEARY SALE
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plirs nt' Fibl Bin-‘9; Ilmv 9'91 251' ; Henls' Camel's Hair Half
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(live them :9 Ci!“ : Ill) trouble to Show goods.
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GRIIIULITEDSUGARTTUBE GIVEN AWAY
MOORE 85 HARMAN’S
1 mil turthI-r notice we will give 3 pounds of Granulated
Sugar with I‘Vt‘l'y [IUIIIHI of ten “11' 50 cents,
FOR CASH ONLY.
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H. KRIEGER,
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WISHINGI'UN NIKKI?! JACOB NI LAYTON,
~al Rnum 'lllll lIIIIIII agent llcnsral Insurance
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for”. 711'
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l’lIll NIH Tll NIIIIWAIIK AN!) NORWALK
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lrnpmvul plan. All onlenI promptly attended to.
AIIIII as
Charles Mott,
llfl [alvflsld Avsuuo. mug-pesto
Home. Dre; and Poultry 9 t3:990:13!
III'III‘I'III llellvcrrll l'rmuplly.
CHARLES SMITHE
on Washington III-cot. 192 Im
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