Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, February 9, 1891 · page 1

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SOUTH NORWALK. CONN... MON DAY. FEBRUARY 9.1891.

WW”! AID OWN.
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a. Aiio.w o humuss piss.
“on. sic (sessile)

NUMBER 958.
DIRECTORY-

italitt Billiili Internals

TOWN OF NORWALK.

itineraries-zit N.-—Norwalk. s. N.—-8oothlfor-
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A . .
“and?!“ Oil. Oil!

TAWCI'I'I'a headquw military. III!
“I nTCH.AGNB mamas-in ii.
cornbread “malaise.”

mom i So we. s. rim-i
urn-Welt!

or. JOHN “mustangs “Hoary-M

ssii’mhooors-
losromcrraas.

mom ans. 0.
ii. sanitation-Ls.
ram murmur. maria-tam
orgauinstroctloo.

GIBSON.ALIX. multiflll. Plow.“
HUNN'I'IN ,NIRBJfllalnsLN. Voulin-
mam. oicedeveiopmsut.

NASE'. “ti: Bill). at. ImMWuMAI.
WBTOBJ'M.

gummsefmdc.

Iandsr"sbinck.80.lslast.S.
m N. OflnshimJSamtoopm.
trans- moAu. “SHONE" DHDA Wu 9'“.

NIWIIRI. J. 0. once at MW
Goldfiporcelainm
WkIfD. W. I... D..D.S ”WWII”
Hounds. m. loop. in. Gas
DOOMSASHANDBLINDB.
smw. umthanmst. carriage
ANDSBWIB
“Mimflmsfim
m.“
uncommon-us
pimltoflinchuindiamatu
DBDGOANDCHHICAIS.

EAST Bulk PHARMA
.immltoiosm’?

m
HRROOIIY. J. G. oswmshN. Istablishediw.
drstail. Popular prices
HIGHS” JOHN A.ii Iain st.N. Perfusion—fifty
per-font.

‘ PLAISTKD'S daWaahingfonat. 8. N. mtmsdh
cinemas. ydeiaiis ‘prnscriptions a specialty.

WYIII.‘ costoarmadsbsrus-
D P.H.BWsilst.N.
andrspslriagrieatiydons. '

H038! DIALIIIS.
PAHBON I. umosmmsgu
Wabbit-hunters warranted. Tuscan
Mbcoarblngstaillno'aslilnd .

IcQUHAl. JOHN. No.

“.8. N. special ah
tintionglvcntosbneisgdrl

norms.
“ERICANP‘l-ln'm‘ Id Halo 1. N. J .C. Collin.
OW HOTEL. U W pilot. Om
Rarity“ nghJ’Opm D. .123..an depot.
OLD m 307.19.“ Waflugmlbflw
[[0083 WISHING GOODS.
“133.": my 8. N. crock”.

arts. or. teacher
“mm atlirsJI. ll Plaistsd's.

rules.

0. lainandWallsts.N.
momma “man i
.Jnoriosxzagm ‘1'
misuse. «In -

HOW“ a WL'HOIIEDIBU. N Wuhiuglou m.
“mm ID“-

son H. a it Wm sit. out
Wm modal-hut:-
"m'mmamu

s n “.Ordl's '35... unwritt- brutally canonization-rs. or. Lyiicb

D.C. B. oillcchKlyll't.8...I| OM-
ory‘sN.: ooNewYorkiflGreeno
Ile I SlCOND-IIAND WWII“
PODIOHLWI. andevSsivstiooArmyBarracls.
8. N. Stoves.rsnges.crocksry. more.
()le WHOM!) 03m
ELL. 0. Box iii. 8. 21.th
shipperofoystetssndciams.
CUTBILLJLJ. footofHaymmdshS.N. whde
sslednaisrindneo

oysters.
HOYT. W. H. ABON. ISIWMILSJW.
mums and

‘53?“ Hie-m;

Fdi‘d-‘HNW .Ilec .Mwu. also ’ ‘

INSURANCE Aalm
COOLIDOIAIDCKWOOD. 0 lainsLN. Insur-
snceand real estate lnall tatwanebm.
LAY’I'ON, JACOB I. Wash
. plate glass.

IDCKWOOD WI. cor. HaiuandWlailsts.N. Real

estate. investments. loans

IOHRHLLA L‘HOINKDIKU. 9s Washlimloll It.
companies represented

TAYLOR A GOLDEN. In A A? Washington st.
Heal sndlmunuce

INSURANCE COMPANIES.

CONNECTICUT GKN‘L LIFE INS. 00.. 8. S. L'
Hommedleo. sgent. Washington st.S
IIITROPOLITAN LIFE [NS CO. on Washington
at S. N I'. J. Grubb. assistant snot.
NORWALH HRH INS. CO. N. In successful
businem since into No outstanding lomclalms
PEOPLE'S LIFE INS. CO. The. No. 4.5 Washing-
tonst. S. N. Jno. French. asst. superintendan

INTENT!!!” ”mm"
CRAUFCHD B. D. Issooic b

Queen.”
‘Oi‘utLD WAC. toNo. Haitians. N. Sole
Lsgrstt forii orioii'scelebratedlce «$3.1.
WHEN ulAtl. lenunear .
confect‘liti'ury Fresh M

WHAON’B ”Hostel-dc Dread
- ville. ireavenrdersstOusPiu/er'm if

NATIONAL DANIK. Them“ II 1‘-
yer. vicoprcsidcnlt.

AHBLHRJ .L. A SONS—“The Rip
81W 5 “I: I _ . ,
'3 BANKS. K It. “mm” Hotel block 8 N. d” _',m, d d tion and was kindly cared for by him
Road». on tl.ous.gioves.eio Underwearaspecialty. Louis
BENNme F.19Hainst. N. Businessmab-
iished over forty-two years.
DICKERHAN. A. A SON. as Washington st. S. N
We. urpcts. etc. (sec adv l
UCOFIRLD A HOYT. hCuetie bidg. N. as Wash-
lnglonst. S. N. (Seeadi‘ertisement .)
BTRKETHHDWAHD bGaaetbcbldg.N. Dry
goods. fancy goods. notions and hosiery
ELECTRICIAN.
Electric gas lighting; burglar
alarms; call 13.ch
IXI’BENS COMPANIES.
P, ADAHS EXPRESS CO. odlce railroad station.S.
kxprcre forwarders to all
i’assengertrsinsenlco. Low
rates. Doctor Hunt. agent.
39mm.
DUXTON A BBUNDAGB. office at Benedict's. 43
Wall st. N Our motto. “prompt sttention.‘_‘
CAVANAOH‘S our
laws moved. Invgmordasst iaistcd's. ti. Rand
SHERWOOD. W. W.. N. slate at posoodlocand
Carefuland prompiservice.
“TRAVIS. Immc‘fi. no.

M:-

CI'I‘Y NATIONAL BANK. The. 68 Washingtonst.
' noun a HOUSIAN raw-mess. pints-
sndshippusoanr-trlko 0% no as a “

VAN NAIR. J L A x'
Oystersand clams. wholesale andretal
PATTERNS AND IIODBIS.

NORWAIJK PATTERN WORKS Chm I]. Ais

mantra".
PAIRHKLD COUNTY NATiogtn‘ZT BANK. The

PAINTS. OILS AND GLASS.
tblain st. N. Jewett‘s lurk.
Hssory and Wadsworth‘s smug-Katha Ssel
IIAYNOND BROS Jewstt‘s. A tic ey‘s
lead. Calcutta oils and Averill Chemical Paint.
SHITH.W H. ACO. in i7 Warner. N. agents

oriongrnsu A Iartinea paints.
PAPHII HANGINOS.
I’ROWl'f'I‘.J.T. lb Isms. N. window shade.
oilarah. dxl

mete.
TAYLORA CO.TIIIhI..N.alsol-rdwus.
painuoihgianets.

PROW'ITT.J. '1'.

IRON AND STEEL
SliTH..WH.A.CO.l5aodii'Waterst.N.
sales hard etc.

IRON FENCE AND RAILINGS.
le'f'l‘ Ll. masculine: at,N. iron work

Tills DUNCAN IRON HAHJNO WORKS. Wat-
S..N Wm H. Hoyt. proprietor
IRON FOUNDBIII.
cums A CLANCY at The Norwslk IrnoWorks rnoroomnxits.
00m HLACKIAN.C. A. ll Halo u. s
proc Children s p hours a specialty.
NORTH. O 8 ”Washing“: st.8.N. ourquslity
only and that the but
BADHAN 1' KM
chompin- am so dos;
PIANO 'l‘lllllli All) BIPAIBIII.
HINDEDC. P. cor anllsndllnlghtsts N. Also
organ. sheet music. etc.
PLAN]!!! IllLIJ.
ALLHINKH D. I. N. All'klndsefwood
work at retail or for the trade.

him. (WI-olefin.)

SOUTH NOHWALK W00. 8. N. Hammond

beef.pork. sheep. lamb, vag- etc. ’s beef and
TERRY 02's.“. MMCOA lamb and motion.

31].]. POs'l‘EB AND DBTBIBCTOL

BUITONJ. F. Putoihnebnxsdb. N. Circular
folded' in over till) Bonday papers.
BLACKSMITHS.

CARHOEOHT foot Hoymoudsgs. N.

shocinga

Banjul]?- BUILDERS-x
BELLGEOLACD P.0001534.5 builders
dbridges, ptief Mommas.

WARD will DEAL-BS-
BROWNJI. B. “MKEN. meorkalll

sci-inn“ ay.specrslt
HABVBXJL H. n'.No.lainst,S.N specialtiesih
MM” robbers.
SCHAHMJOHNJPONJE Washingtonst. S N.

ml All) out”: WWI}.
oiio. as W” Plane. s. N. AL
work my and rostrum
Minimum AND s'rarioxszirs.
W. J. Air-rails. N no! mausoleum
maths-3! MM

Pflmflflb’o Dililu oTOitB. til Washington st.
Ems-wuss asdgeueral

PHHHIS. A. S. 3980 Halost.8N. opCltyHobsl.

“(anew-Eb repairingaspccial

HOYT. H. It. tDNo. ”81,3. N. strictiyilrsulass

g‘oodsatiow prices.

JACKSON. IAOHANDJSWslist. N watcbemdlar
[’1 arch aspecialty.

HOOD H. 8. diamondsaratc
platodwarcnepairlngaspcc

NORWALH EXTRACT 00. N. manufacturers of
‘ B Ambler.

FERTILIZER.
RAYIOND BROS. Bradley's supcr';on phosphate,
iai monies. land plaster. gro
SMITH W. H & 00. Water
iiamsC Clark 800. ‘s standard ertlliaers.
rm BRICK AND CLAY.
NATION!) BROS ordinary shapesln n'lpebstock.
tats to orderJire mortsraandxhimney due linings
FISH. OYS'I'BB‘? CLAMS. 3:0“ mm
HUNT A ZKLUFI’ d9 ashlngton 5‘.
who Oysters. maria. fruits. mvegmaflemcw.
FLAG AND CONCRETE WALKS.
HORTON. JOHN 3. CR Taylor avenue, ti. N. Allo

Mailman.” sire.

N. agents for Wit

AUSTIN. ALFRED 3. room a mlasonle b‘d‘g, Wall
borough.N Real Estate.

IHHKKHACO. W. H. lusic Hail Natl. EN.
Pinmbing.steamaudgssliting
NASH P. If“ ABHO. enr. IainsndWenmtl. Senor
Plnmhlngsnd gasotting. nugsssodhsat-a
RAILROADC.

NORWALI HOItBl RAILWAY no. J-ssW.
Hystt.prsst.: wisu.Boyt.sspt. .
[IA]. ESTA" ACKN'I'S.
LAYTON. JACOBl Washingtonmncxttol’o
yfuuhbousutolent (seesdv)
IOHHKLLAL'HOHNEDIHU. mWasbingiimst.

S. N selling. rentiugandcollecting.
WILSON. 0 I. (Janette bidg.N. Investmmitasnd
Also insurance written in best
ofcompanlesatthclowestratea.
WOODWAHD If. A No. Lather. 8.N.housrs. o

notary.
carefully sttciaiodfo.
HURLHU‘I'I‘ J BHLDKN armband d (Janette

wow I. O "Gnostic w.

SHI’NOUH. JOHN 8. room 3.“ Palrileli‘l Co. Nat
Bank bullding.N. Counsel
WALSH. JOHN J. roomt

turns STABLES.
DANN. HORACK It. Excelsior livery and board
ing stables. Dillon No 8 Hi
GREGORY OED. 8. ti Knight st.N .
outs sspecialty Telephone“

-» ' I'DCB MACHINES.
[306!!me IANKF'ACTIIHINO (‘0: Dal

Mat; N's/wYorkoMceWHeadesi.
Latest.

business of all kin

building, with st, bo
LIGHT, JOHN H. t0! W
commissionsrof

MILIDA STEAM AND 1101' WATER
III" “A 11588
leW. H. 800. Music Hall block. 8. N

FLOUR. GRAIN AND FEED.
"ISLAND Gm" FLOUR. the best made. Don't

L'HOIIKDIBU. DANIEL. cast and of Washington
at bridge. The choicest of family dour kept.

straw. flour and feed in
«menu.

mmmcrufootditoae. Grain. clinic
groundfeed.grahsmsudryodour.

BERG. PAUL. “MW-Id 8'39. 8.1:. 9‘3”th
emmm

leKA .l.N.nmrtbe depot. Bedding
"wig-ensue saunter-urine.

sli'i‘lJOflN II. 50. Ialnn,8.N. theoidestaud
besikuown Aorist

ate. Pagiworkof ailkindssspcc

"KEITH“ DEALERS.

“Wiles! chasm
WM” munxtmummmam

EMEYWNAB:MEB s. mismatching 'Wlmm'b'“ PM“ "'3 ‘”"'"‘i"8
Him hardly; thedayorwsek.
SANITABI urtomzuas.

ammw s a on

SCHOOLS. rPriv-to)
bAlHD's. Hills lNil‘I'iTlI'l‘l. ll Orchard st. N
I ladiesbr-irdlhgsndda hml

IIAD In. Hillside. N Mind boarding “M Hes-rs. Mslnnr and Nr‘llilll; Indian club
audyuuiigIn ladiea Pits for War: college

edia

2. Water Ammonia-cram“
m‘ " hug?“ Buoersishopynbhrng
“Bushman “INNS“ “I”

l'lltitthOiiN D. It. WINDIN- ‘9 A

Nummflmhyatnmm-

LHDNAHD.CHAB.T. WarmsuN. brieknfai.
momentum“.
ministration
RAXIOND W. Iliwauku. Philadelphia All.
mutants. sdarnaui

NORWALK LOCK COMPANY.“ -S. N. New Tort
other he Locks b‘ulldsrs lard

.Wmm. mil com

ware; designers. founders workers “:2 ariistli kaodCiril "18m

arr-aria DIAL!”
HILLIJ. bWsterlJI. Alikiaboflumberds
livered tosnypniatbynHuamormssel.

IAOIIINI SHOPS.
NORW“ [303819358 00 “Wow It.

audbrsss ml
SCOMLDWI. A. lulghist.N. Nswuarkinw)
madeandrspalriogpromptiyattsudsdio.

ummumcemeni.
m. "Mm“wrsm
' 0 seat
“WP“ mods alters-

labbltt maul. in “Special dfimfi
mm “4

rum-seria- October Circulus whim: WW“ l" P “3'00!!-
ssut upon application
NORWALI mm mm .
Roberts. wiltlpal. Chcahr on request.
WILSON. III. I. II. School for boys. Norwalk,
All scientific school

”I“? CARDIN!”
JkNNlNOdA WATKRDUBY. S. N. burl-ands“
garden produce is cues for the wholesale trade

muss
Omar“. Alli Murmurs.
CROWLJAAkbCJhopAno si.tl. N. eatlmatcr
mmbmgyromptiy ytoattcnded
Oii'i‘ON.WI. Afl’l‘aylorsveuuefii. N. Jobbing
utendsdtn.

HANDALilD. Handail‘satiil. AN. laden
maehirmryruu ruubychssppo werensblesmerogivt
mums literati-mu
BAYIONDJ. to stall. HEW
WWWM col
.Mmouuwuam

tundra.“ tumor-dam
Johungmumaiss given. Telephone bio.
WWWD.O.B.W idOrovssi.il.N. Jobbing

“Hamil. I}. ll. meta-summon“ H—Odieeeor

Wailn'atsinmrbms‘va-
cum.lnnrplnausd.1'

0mm AND 0

Willi-D A IIOYTJ
mules advsrusiaosui.)

CARRIAGI WUIAO'IIJBIBS.
TILLYJIKNMY. “plain 5. I5. I". msaufactursrof

vsn WW
“WWW out

'Amliifc. .Lflflmmafuualyofflroad'

D GEO. H. mwmlosndldlslust.
Four abo oidstors.

ATOW DAVID.fl.:t8.ll.and8.So.lainst.S.N.
moraines-men.

0A8 LIGHT COIPANIIB.
NOBWALK OAS LIGHT COHPANY.oflics 19
W Oasis! light. best and power.
siaesnis pm Wound Coal Tar three dol
isrs per barrel. package extra.
0300388. (Whole-also
HOLHIS A minimum Wail stN. whole

mlegrncers. .grsin. hay.
leLRCK BROS. Maud tmsilwst. N. wholesale

AIODILHAHKIT. sow-urcuwn Wardwsll.
veal.iamb. mottouandwulmy

Mr

AVISONM A tritium. N mnals.frulis,vegsts
moisten.

D-eats. lob

ssx’oirnnu. 3H. '

nosmosmc ir strum-ts. emu...

'iiAiim. sweeten

frnlll. pastor. In W viii:
cairn. mwruaaii ii. Booed 'arm-rket,
humumDsshvegeisbies—dow

sawuro aacntirus.
ti 0. I. I6 Bo. Iain fl. SN “Mela
tum Humanoid. needles. oil. attach
lard meats Repairing sspseiaity
“'9' sawsa come-torts.
“Mm ‘ ““5" runwxo sacs sewers built. m plus me
soon IANHIACTHIIIIS.
woussusrmamwsos a no. sit. he...

Ins
tIIO. Ii. WIID A 00.
‘OXi'DWsshlnglgnst.8.N.sole “rand"
BECKER. CONRAD. Mi WIINHM It. 8. N.
shotneyocerissaud provisions.

H.sirccsssor to Hulchins.flNo.
lainst.il N tabledsilcsciesforfamliyirsds.
FINNKOANCO‘RHILLY. ifll lain II. N. dour.

feed. sndwood.

FINN“ I BIKING? 41 Wall

SHIRT-WA Im “Dam MIIWIAI.

DIST. 030"“I ll“ m“? "r lash MI W uuvcnrrrsort.cou . CO. Norwaik. New we“ will sermon at thr- pamh rooms
. and Drills-poll. Coos.

570mm 000“

All“. JOHN“. Emlyn. “would" for
tackle.”

man IBM

“sumo-e.
mm. rat.

manomawwmrs.
IOWA“ WHICH WOHIB 00.1'lw. Wstsr st.
aurH.lt.hsldgs,S.N.

qubsslnr'sfoss

mgm room Saturday slursooc. inertia; ofilis

mmfituulfif

01:0va LSWIIIISN. lufz’lothwhul
Mobs-Imus.

“New
THOIJO 000m;
.T. A 00. 3 Haiti st. . also sews—
HAYISJ sad

HANNRDW. Elastsvan‘ear
Armrest-shod «who.
LAWTON. I. D..ACO machines. gro
HOIIIDIIH “SAME. eodanssblogtou
I." saw
n..bridgr 0N ' simspselsl
“0088‘ DAWN.“ Nulala st. near West. AN.

.forslgnfruiis.dour. fesd,stc.
NIW YORKTKACO. tilalnu.N.—l. Hellm—
Teas.colsrssnd specialty.

mas?!" noun-r ADM

- CURTIS. I. M R. “My .

LAWN. y‘cog I 'm " m to? O. ::?et:fllfiz?$fumatflmcmisfit;
IAN. Mum-easy

strictly «mu-rm duly elected for the ammo mar-o
simu's WAHHINCTON uiamm siw ‘
poultryforfsmiiy

SPILLANIJ. W. lb “hm ll. N. m runs
rhiiy thrown.
WADAW. S trinket.“
WIXON J. lfi'fWallllJl
try bitmvsgstsbiss.

10““ mmw‘W‘“ “9 dent. J. Win-sin. Becoming Slicnury,

HORTON. JOHN ii. I inrsvsass. I. N.Alss
”summits.“

“an” m “I. m.“

Irons. “moss AID In"...

Greenwich-d

 

I‘-
D. ”MIAMI. Ll. alsoiobbwia
WAONIB‘.

CIVIL axioms N.
Slim. WI. 8. I“ Denim u, ”Em

.AAION. cor. Wmtsvaaosathoart-
draslleshdsaaltarysograssrs.

quarters
ammonium-tame»
vmcsa’rs. tsblsdslicacles. fruits.

fill.
arms ‘I” ‘I‘um'w" " with” the South Norwiiik union.

as. ”Ah-Yuma?“ It

son and according to the Liturgical
.smawmmaba. uric ' '
Cm sauna.

mg“ D levels-shim” onustoftbsblrssedasbrsontbebeadof

%%' .Il. O‘Cfi‘l”

WAIT III-0m

would... -~

”5%”

m
mvas I.W.Nllainst.l. Wand”-
“M8. Museums.

IAAOII All) BUILD.“
MOON. mWImWC svs. am. All M

iswnmm Narra-
mm as.
dWWMJAIlIWsflmAI. Jab“
uwwa. woman. I ”pkkw‘”
dusts-1mm.

when.“ “

IT TAM”.

HAW!!! sons. 'ar-ra-s on
asonansmi J.f‘lnarosst.ll.N. aisofsrmsrs

IAI'I'DIJKAOO. ”to"
HAT“. akiu,pi I

moron-r”
'Wndifjovqu

“misfit
awaona
Wamstanwmqir. Aplfdflg‘o
g. chairwoman“
awn-is. I..- m“

new “TM

menu.

MALAWI“... shosf
Tint-.mmua " "
malaise”
monomer.

”Alfie-d

 

 

 

 

 

 

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TOOK DR. LYNCH’S TEAM-f Pigeon“. museums.

The W ”m

“crows cisrnc Usosit incur George forms»-
IN nuinosroar. J“, 0hr-

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Tbslssolt of a Saturday Night Spree-
Tbs Inlbll' to he A-loably mu Ils-
twssa Dr. Lynch and Castle “lo-Day.

A week ago last Saturday, says the
Bridgeport Homing News. George Castle
and “Dutch" Godfrey of Norwalk. drove
to Bridgeport. They left their team at s
lin-ry stabb- sod then roads A tour of the
saloons. getting good and drunk. . The
two wandered about on foot until Park
svr-ous was reached. where Godfrey lost
Castle. When the latter reached a point
on Park avenue hs raw Dr. Lynch’s
man: standing there. He thought it was
wists own and jumping into it. it is al-
legs! dsovsto Fairilsid and back min.

rows over Sunday.
was in town over Sunday.

College, were home over Sunday.

clergyman.

reported the loss of the team to the
police and it was found early the follow-
rug Hoodsy morning near Parrott's
pond.

omcer Sullivan, it seems, heard a non-
vsrsalioo between a couple of in» a that
a fellow had been picked up by Dr.
Strong Sunday nightin a battered coo

evening.
the borough.

Miler wedding.
The men had lost his bat and the dentist
furnished him with a silk cap and paid
for his lodgings at the Wilson house.
On the AdYICP of Sergeant Birmingham
Officer Sullivan with Dr. Lynch called
' at the Wilson house and saw that the
issnfellow had registered there; also that be
. had taken the 7:80 train last Monday
morning for South Norwalk. On being
Asked if such a fellow arrived at the
station Chief Volimer answered that be
bad.

0mm Arnold came over Saturday
sftnrnoon and found Castle at work in
Ward’s shoe factory. The chances are
that the matter will be settled amicably
with Dr. Lynch to-day and Castle will
not stand trial.

Habsoksmou

sick at his home on Holt avenue.

 

“ STAFF OI" DIAION HS.”

a Large Audio-ow arts-us the Athletic

Club's Bahrain-sat.
A large audience was present at the
entertainment given by the South Nor-
walk Athletic club at Ionic Ball on 8st-
urday evening. The plantation piece
entitled “A Staff of Diamonds” was pro-
so-ntrd in line style. The cast was as
follows:

 

Tenn" for the benefit of his health.

gret his departure.

WHIS‘I‘ ll LEN'I‘.

sad frivolous Season.

 

OnseNrgrnSIsvs .Ir I'Cisrk

Isnnelovsrserro the Diamond line. Ir I7 Brown

 

 

 

....................... llss Annie llsrford
Throughout ib» pipes were interspersed

features. Among these were “Uncle
Berry’s Ebony Clubf’qsinging by the
ionic- qusrtrttr: bnx'ingcoutests between
D. Ifclrr'yreuod J. O'Neil. and T. Welcb
sod Fr. d Hail. clog rand jig dancing by

rxhllilllffll by Harry Lsyeo; bsivjei duo-its
by}! B Idler and A 8 Patrick; song
the and dance by John Conroy; “The Irish

 

rest and worship.

 

huts- fi'srvbss at St. Paul's.
The Leann services sod meetings in
CODHI’OIIOD with St. Paul’s church the
resent work an- ss follows:
’ sprung 0'15le (lurid Tu» -sdsy after
o, it at the parish rooms "
' Ash WMthy morning, at 10
the church V Iorning service with the
holy o mmdnioo.
Evening prayer in the church at 4:30.
Thursday evening prayer in thr- Sun
day school room at 4:30.
Friday at 10:30. morning prayer in the
" church.
Friday evening at 7:30. evening prsyer

and the playing of whist is
adapted to the environment.

been evolved.

 

Saturday afternoon at 1:80. Chilolrrn’s
meeting for Lent work in the parish
Minn. Children’s service same place at
4 o’clock.

At 1 o‘clock in the Elurulsy school

Smiley school-choir. ~‘ ‘ ~' " '

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Carpenters that Clears.
At a sproisl meeting of the carpenters
of Norwsik. held in the Sons of Temper-

I’mldrni. W. A. Kellogg; Vice Proof

“It W. Rum: Financial Secretary, W. 8
Richard ' Treasurer. C. H. Fitch; Coo-
doctor. .J. Argsil; Warden. O. [1.3.
John. The nrw union will be instituted
a... and the «mom installed on Tuesday
evening. Prbruary 10. by the officers of

rooms this evening.

 

lbs Coming as last. "”5“"

Wednesday will begin the Lenten sea-

Observances. the day is called Ash Wed:

ussdsy in the Catholic church on so- Ill. ottioftowu Mm

lord Palmerston laid
”the faithful. The observsness and obil
gallons in this church will be the same
as formerly.

 

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nsoker spent Sunday in
letters. Cole, of Brooklyn, was in
Will Ashton. ticket agent at Seymour.
Fred Bill and A. B. Russell, of Yale

“Nell" Collier. of Jersey City. spent
Sunday with friesds on Kerwin street.

Hits Ifsy Raymond, of Brooklyn. N.
Y.. is visiting relatives on Kerwin street.

Kiss Lillls'Smitb. ofNew Britain, is
visiting Hits Idcils C. Kroc, Seymour

Rev. Archibald Wbsstnn is in New
Haven to-dsy attending a meeting of
. . ,sspwlog furiously. The walk-st tines

Charles Taylor. bettsr- knoqu as
"Steeple Charlie,” was in town Saturday

William Woelker and bride, of Branch-
viilc: spent Sunday with Ben Becbtle. of

0 E. Wilson and family have gone to
Aosonis today to attend the Wilson-

Hisses Strain and Jude Pick, of Center
avenue, were in Brooklyn, yesterday. to
attend the funeral of their grandmother.

James B. F. Cannery. a prominent
tron manufacturer of Pittsburgh. accom-
panied by his wife, spent Sunday at the

Walter Kisnsneck. of St. Louis. was
in town over Blinder. He came here to
colon Henry 8. Blue", who has been

Hues Florence Keelsr of North Wilton,
who has been spending the past month
with Hiss Elsie Raymond, of West
street. returned home this morning.

Charles L. Warren, .formerly with
Crofut aKnapp. left town on the 8:26
train this morning for Chattanooga.

Warren is very popular in Norwslk and
leaves a host of friends who deeply rc-

‘l'oo Swrlm all Amino-ant for the Bay

Says an editorial writer in the Water.
bury American: The New York papers
note that various whist clubs of the

m It .1..ch metropolis are preparing for the lantern
Dis-go. l lsovsrvesr Ir. Chas PI '
ileum Fordsrrlua .................. r. Wm. (3szll among“ and "I“ the YAHOO! me"
rum-omi- lisva ’- w 8mm 0' the” club-ere prepsnng toreap the
alggmk “"h"‘m"l_¢fldll; J “on” harvest which now annually comes to
I: ramusl ltllddery from Panning- " them with the rsiurn of the season of
“’1' at. ”Mo“ --------------- I! F 80!! church penitence. For the average

mortal whist is too serious an amuse-

Captain he sic. Hr it. \ ietcb '
Iami .......... . in Jun (arr "m“ by I" ("AM 3‘7 and ""0",”
ggrlow "th ______ I...” in w... hum... hours of the social season. But when
ammetta s sadroous vs.n'i'e ' '
0, ”new “mm“ my“ one is over bearing the matin or vssper
rim. hersno . rim to omit bell summoning troops of pretty prayer-
Leona ... .. toe All cumin

book-earring msidenb to thesaoctuary
st unusual hours"; when one not" that
the early lobed. movement has received
the sanction of a recognized social dirty:
when one hours that the theatre can only
be visited by devotees on the sly, if on a
visit to- a strange city where there is
none to know it—wheo these things and
many others testify silently but eloquent
ly that the shadow of approaching social
rélrpsr is upon us, their grave and seri~
OD:- ph—o-nres are naturally and properly
chosen from the momentssnatnbed from

By the application of the universal
law of evolution but and whirl were
from the beginning of things ordained
to fill the functions of organism and
environment. The environment of Lent
is exactly suited to the playing of whist.

times wonder how people could keep
Lent before the Ionian whist club had

Gymnasium Inhibition Troughs—Dale“-
tiows from laridsa Rapeseed.

The general public are invited to st-
trnd the regular bi-rnontbly meeting of
the Young Men’s Christian association
in Y. I. C. A. ball this evening at 8
o‘clock. Delegations from the Stanford
and Ileridso missions are ‘OWi
and all members of the Result amoeb-
ttos should baprsssut lovmvarfhu-‘I
warm welcome. President H. B. Wig-
hsrn will have charge of the exercises.
which will consist of the warrior busi
ness meeting to be followed by gymnas
inns exhibition of tbefltsmford and Nor.
walk classes combined, under the diree
lion of physicsi director E 8. Known.
who is sparing no timi- to make this on
bibiiion well worth witnessing. Admw
slob wiiibohy ticket, bu: in who have “a “"5“ "4"” ““0"“ 3mm“
m m,“ m. can “a. one “a“ m err-pr; In. Horses Huboeli. pink silk; Kassie. Ansonls.

Tires-mics Bssdsy afternoon was very
interesting and atteudrdbyslsrge DID. 'M“ "r m“ 3'" Hsdril. 9'“ "3
bar of' young mes. The subject was sodiuils “a“ m“ '5’“ '“3

temperance sod Hiram Bruhdsgs led the ”m ““5 m" M Hm! "Ml! with

Theeisssasinflsrmsnsud msusbi yellow 'm‘ m“ “k” Cboiwsli. bias
wiliuntmsst this evening IMWMD: ralls- Illss I‘“ Hill, WWW“ °'

wilibenssdsdfcr tbs sstsrtsioisriu of u" “a 'h‘“? m” 5““ will”.

To a committee complaining of the
health or Modes. - "Dirty is not find of
thssbiftisssi lockto yog sew-n." Io

svsgstsrsul Wmllsgtsa “lusts

ALL OVER THE STATE.

Hills OF INTEREST "ROI VARI-
Ollii PARTS OF CONNECTICUT-

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

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Anwmbflmwmmh-
vadss AusoaIa—A Diane-II TIM Ar-

rested-A mitigation Isadora.

Adetschment of theSsivstioo army
has invaded winked Ansouls. For qusr
matheold rinkis biredstpboamontb
on a year's lease. Eleven members are
there at present. under Captain Barker.
and eight of the number are females
Saturday evening they sppsared‘in full
uniform with life and drum parading up
and down Haiti street. Busiopss was
practically suspended for thstime being.
and the people lined the sidewalks by
thousands. despite the fact that it was

 

 
 

year, 1,140.totsimsmhflflllpf .. ‘
1881. 5,080. Twelve u’swdnfih , 3".

 

became so jammed this lid nob cmld
pass. The salvationisos were of course '
booted and jesred from time to time. but
beyond this no disturbance occurred.
~Gl- -orge F. Dibble. of New Hilford,s
young man employed by the People’s
Steamboat company. of Bridgeport. was
locked up last night charged with steal-
ing several hundred dollars' worth of mm including m 0'
diamonds and jewelry from his boarding - , ' ' ‘ .
house mistress. Dibble made two at— fling-:93. flag-$421.:- m ”E
trmptstoend bisiife. [is hung himself 0 ‘1" 3'” 0M ‘
tobrs cell door with his suspenders, but 4014“- 1"” 0M. U": M . .
was discovered in time. Later he tried Wheele'v 3'5” Chief W
todssh out his brains against the wall. on, Comm; D‘fldm .
Be toldoreporter that he was IDIIOIID er, Meridoo, Coal" mm
to die, as he had nothing to live for after 3-“ Hum"
mi. disgrace. W. Wood. of Hartford. J.
Charles F. Pearson, who mysteriously 0: go" Bursting ‘2'":
disappeared from thgefield last month, :h eateidbnry. “a h MIG
has been heard from. The English hire '3'!” emu?"

authorities inform his wits. that be ar- ty. " .
Lived ililidLivgrpool twohweeks ago pint of KATRINA __
ismi . spenon is person i entr- u —---‘ j
lied him. and be is now in an insane re» m u" “u” 5 '
irest, awaiting orders from his friends “93'1“" W ‘
in America. Pearson received severe :L:'ngltraw .
rn'nriss about the bead several months v i .
3810- . Opera Holt-s Wednmdsy - .
The dead body of an infant was found {:23 side?! I: “T
floating in the Naugatuok river. at 0‘ fine Is .N do . ,
Antonia, Saturday. It was in s pail N bins m i: tasked “-
snd floated down the river until the pail 0 try ‘ _ i

We have besn‘aoeustomsd to
struck an obstruction and was upset. the in "1.“th l I of

“ham". Mammy-lg“ if.

Hstbsw Kinsells. Daniel Kinsslla and song";:?;n '2: ”A” .1
John Graham. all of Rookvills, were ,0 turn his Mm tbs H.
thrown fromscarrisge Saturday. Hat contained but m '
thew Kinseila's skull was fractured, and with the wlinbofbh ..

probably fatally. Graham's right leg restore whatbud M,“ ”a 33‘
"' b'““‘- and make ameuibfnr the wrongs . .
. shortcomings muscled with a w
SONS 0—? VETERANS. career. The love be bore his wife
calcar- Elected at tho Auunal noes-rp- daughter, and the WHOM
"‘m "' B"“°" to avenge the death of one and the .

At the annual encampment of the rage inflicted “P00 m. other,rrq'
Connecticut Division. Sons of Veterans. physical as '0“ .- mph

held in Bristol, about 100 members of which we should hardly In" looked .
Lotions camps "'9 PM“; Ti: '0" ins comedisn,but the task was ,

wingo oersweresiecud OI ‘0 avian rlaiol WORM
suing year: Colonel. Willis N. Barber. .nagm‘riam ’
Campf. of Heriden; Usutenaobooiooel. their mg... ‘of mat, hi is
A. E Chandler. Camp 3 of Now-ch: descended ouths second sadism
Hsjor.EJward Bsisel. Cainpd. of Hart iua furor :- - . tap gs x;
D is'o Counsel. 0. C. Ross Cam M

" ”' m’ ~ " rouzznnisrirsaw'

16. of New Britain; I. A. Benton, of
Camp 2‘3, of Bristol; W. A. Andrews, of 8‘" Very I". ‘- .6. - . I“ ‘i
Wsurl w- II. lilo. .-- i".

Camp 34. of Cheshire; Delegate at Large,
8r Pm. lineui‘ehruss‘yt-om .

the Grand Coarssad 7
is excellent. The various
out during the psatysar V
funeral benefits. crustal; “I 4
men: expenses. smut; other ‘

 

 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

A. E. Buinbaru. Camp 39. of Unionvillr;

Alternate at large, 0. C. Bombing. of rsisrdl 5'8" ‘
New Britain; Delegate, W. W. Wheeler. Hits ”4:20;“, ”:3".- a“
Camp 20. of Birmingham; Alternate. R. west except in North a...“ . .1. ,
W Iwboll, Camp 7. of Heriden. The Dakota the storm M "m
ofllcers were installed by Post Colonel Rapid Ciiyhasexundedowfi‘“
O. B. Smith. of Hartford. state. Absrdso, Huron. mu
, points reporting a very ssvess M
IN THE PBIHDNEI 8 PIN. At Pierrstbs worst M m ;
assess op «thaws. a Pair assess- bl- WII nuns-im- : lb”-
‘l‘wo Tagrasts la the Tells.
Charles Knapp was locked up last 8st- this morning. At BIIM ll.
urday night by Duct-r Ireland, charged which set in at midnight It.
with steering a pair of shoes from Lina into a gigantic Hillard. slmoa soul
weiier’s saliion. belonging to a Swede furytotbst of January. I“. It
named Bambie.‘ In court. this morning. raged all day, the wind blowing ‘
Ramble, having recovered his shoes. said velocity of from ibirlvdhrsa to
he did not care to press the charge.sod miles an hour. 3.
the case was continued for one week. “W H r ”snout;

John O'Donnell a child of musfortunr
’ ' Pensions have have granisl‘bll."
was arrested yesterday for violstiog the towing il rs of I 3 .

tramp law. This morning he was bound
eon—Orland. navy Joseph Dr<~
Dvrriolliw Superior Court and taken to New London; J n'm

Bridgeport jail.

? “flh' “WM. a.” "If“... (”Om W. Wadi;
was brought in by (loadable My; of
3009””th Ilsa daysssd sea was
the justloe’s verdict. leOnirs was taken
to Bridgeport.

hotly Toilets as its Tennis Club Danes
Allhe last of the series of Lrwn Tee
his soelsbirs. held at the Attics-uni '
Friday evening, there was a gorgeous s lather. Norwich; lilacs wibw
duplsy of dresses worn by the following Patrick Sullivan. W5 " '
indies: Hrs. 7.8. Iorisoo, yellow silk widow 0' 3mm '

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Bridgsport. Iatiiib 8., widow bl“

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