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ms WEEK WE LACK IN WIT,WE
WILL NOT LACK IN BREVITY.
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in Kit lilies, slightly lanagtl .
$1.25 utility for 59
lltsl Bullet for 79s
tllnlllttlti illslit 3c lillll
tallied lull 151: .llllll
0:00to 9:00 pm. Saturday.
No. 5 an silk Ribbon 5%.
" 7 (i u , 6%6
. 190
Ladies 190 fancy Hose, llc pair
. ' The above to be had at the hours named,
only. Come and see our House-furnishing
k; the largest stock in Fairfield County.
in connection with the above, would say,
'9 Shall close out .for New York parties
000 worth of Kitchen “stock. 7 site to
once the 2lst of this month. Quota-
us, etc, will be given later.
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AT TALMAGE ,nnt.
sooner I. case's ntinsoar
assume Bunsen.
annual-tram atntaaee. me...
well Severed by Insurance-Ir. Dean's
Widnalavolylnsapa‘lththnleuvas
The elegant residence ct George 1.
Dawn. at Talmage Hill. was destroyed by
llreSaturday night, caused byadefect-
ive due. The children were in bed when
the tire was first discovered. and itwaa
with ditheulty that they were manned,
The water, which is supplied to the pre-
mises by means of a large windmill, wan
turned on. but to no avail. The wind
was atrong end in a short time the bones
was destroyed. Nothlug of any value
was saved. thllng‘handa were near
by, but the flames were so fierce that
they worshiped to 'atahd’by and use the
handsome structure consumed. The
house was valued at $10,000. It was
(large and roomy, richly finished and
furnished. with picturesque nurrouod
tugs. The house was insured for $18,000
and the furniture for 08,000. The total
loss In estimated at 318.“. During the
progress of the fire lira Dnuu fainted
and it was some time before ahewaa
restored. hlr. Deon in a New York busi-
ness men, going to that city every day.
Thought Ila Was a Barglav.
A wellknown borough man. coon-p
locally given to conviviality. went
home the other in a state of remi-
eobriety. He got as far as the hack
stoop, and finding the door locked, he
tried several other means at gainingan
entrance. Elia labors were in. vntn,
however, and in his betnddled condition
he concluded to force an entrance
through one of the windows. tie work-
ed for some time, making so much
noise that hie wile became alarmed.
thinking that hurglara were trying to
get in. She iea courageous women, and
going to the window above the one her
tnebrtuted spouse was trying to open,
she poured the contents ot a water
pitcher down upon him. waking him
from the brim of his but down. He
thoughtaseccnd deluge had come, and
began calling on pie wile to save him
from drowning. Hie better hell, be-
coming aware of her mistake, ruched
down ntltlla and out of the heuee.aud
matched her leige lord 08 to bed,not,
however, until the neighborhood had
been aroused by the commotion.
Warn 'l’hay Altar the Target 2
R U. Rose, or the DuplexSupply com
pany. strolled down to his cities in the
Phoenix block at the footof Uill hill yes-
terday, to look over his morning papers,
when he madethe discovery that some
one had tried to break open his olice
door. ,One of the bolts had been forced,
the door was badly dented and the zinc
plate over the lock bore evidence that it
had been cat into with a knife Mr.
Rose said this morning that he knew of
no reeeou why anyone should wish to
break into hie'oflice, unless they knew
the tell tale target which contained the
pencil holes end will tigure in the charges
against Lieutenant Metheie, ol Company
, was stored there. The target has
been moved to a safer place an the Cap
tain wishes to use it as evidence when
the proper time comes.
A Ia-meah can Bolder.
The Norwalk Gas Light company has
contracted for a large gen holder. to be
erected on the south part of the Basso
property, work upon which was com-
menced this morning. The brick work
in to be done by Henry Seymour. and the
carpenter workby A. C. Golding. The
holder will be’lh feet in diamtter, and
will It quire 450.000 brick In its construc-
troll.
New and Ila-deem- Oars.
Fourteen handsomely painted persec-
ger care. trimmed with gold. poled
through this city Saturday afternoon.
They are to be used on the express train
leaving New York and passing through
this city every afternoon at 4 o'clock on
their way to Boston. The care were
put into service yesterday and have al-
ready been named the "ghost train."
,. flea-ts That lent as One. . .
Chet-till Bend-an end Lntiouette Pet.
arson were tainted by B". J. A. Biddle.
at ho‘clook Saturday afternoon. A large
number of friends of the contracting
parties were present to witness the cere-
mony. _
Edward P. Ballard apd Ulsa Helen L.
Perry were married at the groom’s rest-
denca last «thing, by Rev. 0. U.Selleok.
Iva-eh rredtnam.
Svenak Predltnn. hollea hvnrje Unto
daga Afton. uti South Nurwnlk Baptist
Kyrhan, Kl. 7:45. Alla Bknndlnaven er
hertllgl inhjndnn.
Which. translated into Sugllrh, manna:
Then wilt heSwedlnh preaching every
Wednesday evening. at the South her.
walk Baptist church, at 7:45 o‘clock. All
Scandinavians are heartily invited.
United States Inna laud.
Negotiations are pending, looklcgto
the appearance at Bunnell'a theatre in
Bridgeporl. ot the United States Uartaa
Unlets all signs tall, the alerts
" B.--Millinery . Opening on or about
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. . . m “revolt;
M::~mumm
One hundred American Unbeaten.
" members of Hoeoln Council.“ South
Hcrwnlk.end Pllgrlm Donnell.“ Non
walk. attended thsasrvtoes inthal'trvt
MM church yesterdnytaorniug. The
large congregation present tilled every
pew and ovardowad Into- the aisles.
where chairs were placed touch-law
date them. 33.1. it. Bubblegum the
pastor. prone e aermon ‘w was
regarded many who hevnheard him
bolero.as‘ ofhhbeateflorta lil-
dlaeouraa had especial bearing on the
principlanotthaorder. Thaalngiugwan
hyntrtoofmatevoicea. Intheavautu
Ur. Robbins preached on the ‘Llle of
St. Patrick." - A
Rev. Henry L. Hubball. D. D.. brother
of Rev. James W. Bubbell, who former
ly retitled.” Rorwalknud waidn'nf
the Inhalation Gsllega. Lake Charley
In..delivered an address in the South
Sorwalk Congregational church. last
evening. He apoke particularly of the
Institutions ct learning In the south.
Rev. Dr. Phelps. of New Haven. will
preach in the Norwalk Baptist church
next Sunday. ,
The meeting of the Union Gospel
Temperance Belorm association yester—
day was largely attended. The meeting
was led by George Robbins, and speeches
were made by Urn. H. 8. Tucker, Joseph
Miller. Thomas Wood and others.
' a Pennsylvania View.
The capital. surplus and nudism
prollta of the national banks oi Pennsylu
vents in in round figures announced
The paid to does and accumulated gains
of mm building associations in that
state is also announcer. The capital of
the national banks of the United States
inset down at ”0400.”. and that of
the building associations at “”3003”.
But the capital stock of the banks does
not mature and is rarely withdrawn.
The building aocletica' capital is the pro-
duct of twelve yearn' accumulation only,
and in the peat twelve years at least
“00.000.000 have been taken out in ma:
tured stock and withdrawals, which. had
it remained in the capital, would make a
showing of at least Ol.llll,0lll.000. There
in no contention between the two, an
the banks handle all the money received
by the emocintiona—Philadelphin Press.
WHAT IS GOING ON Til-NIGHT.
Hosting at Various lactation in loath
larwalk and luv-uh.
Meeting of Concord division, 8. cl 1'.
Cent of Burgensea’ meeting.
fleeting of Utnnehehadiviaion, S. of '1',
Meeting of the Choral Society at the
Atbenmum. -
Regular meeting of Our Brothera'
Lodge, 1.0. 0. I“. The neceudrdegree
will be conferred.
a Prue Ilnht Pontoons.
The prise which was to have taken
place last Friday night between Joe
Brady and John Gulliton. of Bridgeport.
(or a. pores of Sim. near California
Grove, Long Island. has been postponed
for a week on account of the owner of
the steamer that had been chartered,
refusing to carry the party. It in aid
the captain and the crew were threaten»
ed with arrest if they attempted to leave
the wharf with the party on board. A
party of Norwnlk sports had made ar-
rangements to attend the light.
Inal latata Ialaa.
George B. St. John to Giles B. St.
John, land at Broad River.
Stephen Comatock to Herbert W,
Kemp, lot on St. John avenue.
Burr Smith to Bridget Hopkiue,land
at West Norwalk.
Peter Decker to Louis E. Beers, land
and bulldinga on Elmwood avenue.
John T. Smith and Catherine Smith
to William Unell, land on Glenwood are-
one.
llauadlarlan at Broad him.
A barn belonging to Giles St. John
was found on fire late Saturday evening.
and would undoubtedly have been do
ntroyrd had not Fred. Ur. St. John's
fourteen-yenr-old non dlsccved the llamas
and extinguished them. The tire. which
watt undoubtedly the work at selector
diary, had'been ‘klndlad under the harp
fore it WI. ”limit“.
Consolidated ate-n "lights."
The books of the Consolidated road
closed on Saturday. and between new
and Uarch 81. subscriptions for the new
stock will be received, Bach four shares
carry the right to take one new share at
par. Stockholders “even up” by selling
or buying new rights. On Saturday the
rights were selling at SIS each. repre-
smiling at! as the theoretical value oi
the dock alter the increase.
I. I. c. a. lanes.
The uannleervteea were held Sunday
in the circulation venue. The workera'
tralulngclatsutet at it o'clock and the
song semen was held at 4 o'clock.
CharleaE. Buyt led the latter and the
meeting was a good one.
The ctasslntbv study of German will
meet this evening at S o'clock in the
SOUTH NORWAIS. 901m... MONDAY. MARCH“ 16. 1891.
V ransom rtntcntrns
"I (WINGS AID comes 0!‘
ml’ltl YOU IIOW.
'haaethnyepead‘thelsllaassatha-w-
“law—Ml. who “and m
Hospitality-valued”.
J. 8. Downey.“ Springfield. In...
leflutewu today. ,
UlaaDalsy G. Seely. ,er Trumbull. is
vialtlngharenut.Urs.J.B.Batta
.Row Bernhard.“ Yele.clana of 'N,
isvlaitingnthiahoms,WilaouPolnt.
Dr. w.r. Weadnndwifemltblscity,
wthudaywith frkudsluStelnlosd.
Urn. J. T. Uorrechl Graenwteh,ta
visitlugatD.P.Uorreil’a.llastNorwalk.
emu. Oevauagh‘ spent Sunday
with Cheater F. Teller, Jr., in am
stain and had went, humid themba- P”
‘ Uhkats 'Unlltil-y.‘ ct Jerky“ city,
spent Sunday with trienda in Norwnlk.
Urn. U. B. Swift. of Derby. a when;
her son, Principal W. 0. Facts, Elisa-
beth street.
IL W. Dnrentauddnugbtar.ofBethal,
spent Sunday with Chief DIEM on
High street. '
John H. Denier of this city. spent
Sunday with friends in West Brighton.
Staten Island.
George H. Raymond has returned from
blsSoutherntripand ia abouttcwn to»
day as uannl.
Uiaa Hattie Hutchinson, of Brooklyn,
N. Y., spent Sunday with relatives on
Spring Hill.
Utes Gertie. assistant principal of the
Over three school, npeut Saturday and
Sunday in New York. .
Iiien Nettie Hyatt. of New Rochelle. is
visiting at the residence of William
Lawrence. thin city. ' '
Uias Nettie Chase. of Wemeic, N. Y..
who hnsbeeu visiting in thh city, re-
turned hotnn tbla afternoon. .
Frederick 0. Arnold, proprietor of the
Arnold Designing factory, npeut Sunday
with I". L. Beater, this city.
Ur. and Urn. lamea Wluahlp’, of New
York, are visiting Ur. and Ira. Giles
Enulenbeck, Unrehall street,
Ur. and bits. William T. Raymond,
of Brookeide, spent Sunday with Dr.
Rune" T. Bishop, of Bridgeport.
Ur. and Urn. George Lockwood, of
Washington street. have returned from
n weetn' visit in Washington, D. 0.
George Uiller, of the horse railway
line, accompanied by his tribe and little
one. spent Sunday in Bracchvtlle.
Daniel Cavanagh. whole engaged in
thedrug businasa in Bridgeport, visited
at his home on Clay street, Sunday.
James Gallery, of Naugatncb, form-
erly oi Norwalk, apent Sunday with his
mother on Bay mend street, South Non-
wclk. '
Ur. and Ute. John Jeltfl. of Danbury.
and David 8. Belle, of Portohester. H.
Y.. spent Sunday with Urn. J. S. Betta,
of Wall street.
Mina Nellierllnrtiefof Cedar Rapida,
town, and Uias Clara Uend, at new
Canaan, spent Sunday with their cousin.
Utes Emma C. Seeley. of Spring street.
' Wesley Avery. of Glenbrook. a postal
clerk on the Boston, Springfield and
New York 3. P. 0., was the gloat of
Postmaster Carrot G. Hubbell this morn-
int.
3. H. Uatheweou starts thin evening
tor Cleveland, Ohio. in company with
Ur Bennett. of shoe fame. They goto
make arrangements for opening one of
the largest retail ahoe stores to Cleve-
land, which will be in charge of Ur.
Uathcweon'a brother Charles.
It is all very well to commend getting
up early in the morning. It would be
didicult to exaggerate either the pleasure
or the edveutegrn eflorded by early rian
lug. Buttotiae early one must retire
early.
A plenty ol rlerp in one of the that re
quiaitee at health. Fun" and other die-
eaaeaare otten occasioned by excmalve
fatigue. A person should sleep enough
to get thoroughly rested. For some
unto sleep in the early part ol the night
seems to be more relrnhing than vleup
m’tbatame number of hours toward
mint. '
a. Unlortuuataly modern-social natt-
arv tending to reverse the order oi na-
ture, turning day into night and night
into day. This is very destructive to
the beauty as well an the health of our
American girls.
it lareoommeadad that when a lady
f
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tilesadtbal’alrtleldfiletcvicalaoeiatlas.
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den puttheabottblrty?" -nlx est. eleven
audonehalltsehas, theucord.
whichhndatoodnt thirtyaix feet.
batman, jr.,echiarlas Oviatt
of Unite. Ind “tas- aad seventeen
yaarnrespecttvely.hevaheensrreatedon
zuohnrgafikcuvsringwltbcil audllfttiux
tea owtiad 3: ‘ when
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was
turning. Ur.nnd Urn. Gerow barely
amped with their lives mviag mthtag.
Apucketbock mntelniag m was con-
W. B. Prothera {Norwich insurance
men. intnds loaned tonal“ school
teacher canted Hall, was that Ball
inflicted some injurieato hie nun. Youn
Prothws dtsobeyed the rules by whisper-
ing and dually toshake bk
teacher. but came of! second bat.
Thalower dam at the Uerideu city
reurvoir gave way owing to the action
ofthcfroatwhichcamedebreak about
150 feet long. The dam was used to
support a small pond termed by
from the main reasrvuir and supplied
tnecity with water through the night
nude portion of theday. It will take
two weeka to repair the damage.
in the probate court oi Bridgeport
Judge Beardsley” rejected the codicil
in thewillot communion of
that city, who lath 80mm worth; of
m. . The eedhil gave a saloon
property valued at $1.000 tolaaacJewitt.
aged thirty yearn, with whom the old
woman beams infatuated dicrtly be
fore her death. '
htmenu net is stretched acro-
tbe , micrivarhelowthetwemile
island at Derby. to keep the body of
Bernard Gaynor. the young man drown-
edrometimeagont tbedam, tromdrift»
ing into the sound. Despite a constant
search the whereabouts of the hodyis
yet a mystery. The cap which Gay-
nor wore at the time he tell 0! the tree-
tle was found Sunday donating at the
Derby dock. Immediately a gang com-
mencedtodrag inthe vicinity for the
body, but without succus.
Her-nu D. King, of Bridgeport, la
minted, and it in alleged that he has
embezzled $1.51!) oi the funds of the
estate of B. U. French. cl which he was
administrator. King was taller at the
bank of Unrnh, Uerwin and Summon, cl
Bridgeport, until February 1. He titan
engaged with the automatic Sewing
Uachine company of New Haven. but
remained only two weeks. When last
heard from he was in Sew York.
A Thompaonvllle widow muted Stev-
ens, who in said to be worth from 34,0“)
to “Wand who has for several years
drawn .13 per month an a widow's pea.
nice, became dangerously ill efew days
ago because of penuricun habits and is
now in the Hartford Imrpital. She it
said to have been without coal or meat
for Illm months, the total cost of her
living during that period having been
33.“. She has refund to live with her
children, who are in good clrcumetnucer.
and desires to return to her hermit lite
as soon as possible.
Till SIIAD SHAWN.
Antle- l'twpanatlaaa Gal-g Ahead ea the
caaaeettaat River.
The reports that have Men running
the rounds of the stale press to the rflect
that rhad Ishertnen in the vicinity of
linen. diecouraged by the smell catches
of the past yearn, have concluded not to
put their nets into the water this seamn
lnentltely incorrect. Already prepara-
tlonn for the spring listing are going on.
end as soon as the river is entirely tree
from ice, tiobtug will be begun with
drag cats. were extemlveiy. in fact,
than for many otnvloun yearn. ' ’
Atleauthreenew nets arabeingcono
ntructed at Essex. and twins that nam-
bercf old ones will he Med. Old Sey-
hrock and Old Lyme will pntaa many
aaadcaec nettle thawnter,and allthe
river towns will tarnish their usual
quota.
Reporteaay thatoothsomeabedhes
tn" ,
1.55%
in going to attend a late party-and they just struck on is the Delaware. and in
small latenowedeys—ahe should elanp consequence will petlu ecnrtyappenr-
moral hours the day previous. It is aueelntbaeawetara. Allaloegtheahore
asserted that the marvelous beauty of the pound fisher-rerun putting their
the middle-aged women at Eagle“ has apparatus for its capture in order, but
been preeerved amid all the dlaalpattoua this semen it is understood they will
of fashionable rociety in this way.—
New York Ledger.
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baa-nation Oaatrflhagaa.
The projectors of the Connecticutcan-
tral league. organised at New Britain
last Wednesday on a two days per wart
heats—om at home and one abroad-
with teams competed chrdy of local
.and wtlldepradoethertralyoi
different towns to been talngt men-
mighty”; mined-amt
t to a m sow
Uarideu. Haw Brittle
“It
III‘
clay the statutes relating to
lithlugtothnlatter. eatheydcn'tmrnto
defend suits similar to those brought
against them last year.
Its. m lean-y.
The great [ht-calla, when dy said:
"i leave two
simple diet’oa'ud activator.” Had he
lived unttlncw he would have-dentin
“Hamiltonian-4w it in the
only lulalllble curator aarcfala and spee-
ldaattannnyatdlaeovarad. ‘l‘hraahaad-
redyeara'expettsaes' lulireall. Intell-
‘m w “0 store an.»
”Wm:
We.
avenue so reasonable in
trio. a... 3359.-“0hruld
"bit" W ’ ,w ;,,evnac
mei- " 7.33
to size of lot, are appreciated
by. those desiring a real bar-
gem.
Nine lots hate been sold
this month and more are being
3 looked after.
You can secure one it you
will only try. ‘
The terms of payment will
leakage be made according to your
, ill Blllll Puill
own wishes.
For further particulars app]
to TAYLOR 6t GOLDEN, 0t
CHRISTIAN SWARTZ.
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Business and Dress Settings
Upwarde of 250 Patient for
Trousers.
Call Early and Inks Your Selections.
somehow:
William ll. Swords,
co Washingtonlt."
i‘l'llliil'llii it ill.
cnnnno'rrn RUSSE.
LADY swarms,
MACOASOONS.
EULAIBS,
CREAM PUFFS.
end JELLY ROLLS
All late Mil Elm Bil]
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ll'lllllllll til. i"
and» best Roots, Barks
Herbs, carefully ”1W4
prepared,» and has hog ‘
asan
Attsnnttvs ‘
It is pleasant to the taste
and may be used with ,
solely by. all. It has ‘uever
failed to be of benefit in W
disorders arising from ‘
Try a bottle.
ONLY 75 our.
It will do you good
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