- Building, Washington street. Will have a desk at I. M.
‘1 Dragster-e until then.
‘ ———or-:o.../L00Kwoon,
I SPEBIAL tum NEW
it BROADWAY, NEW Your.
OFFICES.
AT 1. M.
Hoyt’s
vnuv urr lusuuiuci: unwiuv. ,
HOYT’S, SOUTH NORWALK.
AFTER MARCH let THEATRE BUILDING, WASHINGTON 8T.
51—h: iouriii scuooi
MST NIGHTS I‘SS Ilill‘l‘lh‘tl A'l'
sr viii: er. “new
loath law-ll llalghrliara Sumptuonaly
III-stained by the (Ia-la] Landlords.
Alittle party of South Norwalk gen-
in‘lrmher‘ erasinggsaand our-E
and marked them at
- can anti sci ’thém \
was , we ”represent them.
intuition FILLED.
ELECTRIC lilfrlll'l‘ CDIIISSIONBBS
“dub-totinil‘huollow Kowl-
TMre has been a notable and mogul»
cent addition to the great sights of air
Yorl city. The New York World is
authority for the statement. for on the
*ctrvuiuu's Annals}.
A Forecast of the Document
* Corns
NORWALK and SOUTH NORWALK.
of «Ed; u
luiuvriivarlvuuiunivlllv :‘l
andwezhave selec . .
Rooms, former 'price close to s l 4.0.0,: _
1‘ , i Goods never sold at that price.
andm-yo'u will find the goods
”from our stock
liventory
1,
took Bugs,
Now is
’ ter the first formauee a ,
run 01'“. "US!- tlemen and ladies drovetolv'airficld Sat- ELECTED 1!" THE CWNCIL $°Wiiiug Gillette's"newpea;eo by Mf- MCKCIWY- '
\ nrday evening. Notioswas telegraphed --——- drama, :‘NWE‘ 0‘ 'v “ 3"“de the '
moot largely |lany 0' that the party would arrive about 7 ABr-mlullonl’aasod Asking in. Gainer-I Mum-'00 V“ “1 "'me an 00'” ,
W's lopnssntatlva tissue were
hunt—hater 'arrla nail Representa-
atwe laalav Explain the Handlers—A
will. Aland mart-g the bes-
ttan of the hopes-d Raw Institute in
rats-laid county.
The ma meetinz'in the Opera House,
int night, under the auspices of the
Norwalk Board of Me, todatermine
whether ornot Novwalk shall strive to
have the proposed new State Normal
school located here. was not largely at-
tended, although a good number of Nor-
walk’s representative citizens were pres-
ut. Hon. E.0.Kselerpsuidedandin
o'clock, and wished supper served at 7:30.
On their arrival they were met by the
genial host, and two or three stablemen
were on hand to take charge of the
horses. On entering the hotel they were
directed to warm rooms, wheres maid
wasinattendance to wait on the ladies.
Descending to the parlors they found
them well lighred, warm and cheerful.
l'romptiy at the appointed hour, supper
was announced and the menu is sub!
mitted that epicures may judge of its
excellence:
Blue Point oysters on half elicit.
sour
Assembly for Paw-r to Issue Bonds of
$100,000. luau-d of ”1,000. to fill!
the City mhtAJl’ha Council-en Disease
the Cases cl Diphthorla I'- lnat Eur-alt
The special meeting of the Common
Council, last night, was attended by all
the members of the Board, who were in
time called for the meeting. p
The committee on health spoke of the
cases of diphtheria in the family of Jos-
eph L. Lockwood, in East Norwalk, and
the matter was discussed by the Council.
The committee was instrucmd to confer
their seats promptly at 7:30 o'clock, the4
imentary declaration. 0t not the
esding newspapsrl.in their notices of
the new play ve ills their opinion
thattheaplendi scenic features would
Monte town talk. New York theatre—
goers have since endorsed and vindicated
these judgments. for sincethe opening
night the immense auditonnm of the
handsome Broadway thutre has been
crowded in the doors by enthusiasm:
audienoea It is beyond question the
most ingenious and novel spectacular
play ever presented in this country. The
originality of its mechanical effects have
never before been equalled. _ Equally
noteworthyis the fact that this wealth
of scenic gorgeousness isinvolvsd in a
story of exceptional and stirrin drama.
tic interest. Forty thousand ollars is
rim summits 4am mos.
“Lucia-lull “'lll Hulda In the “’th '
1 . Which l’rasldwsit Harrison II.-
Part In nonlinear—A tltrtka It
~Iow I'nrtr luhlne.
. . Worm. N. J., Feb. m—Mr. Cleve-
halyard the best part or the day with
”Wilde talking over important mab
Mnmlt‘d with the inaugural address
and the policy of the incoming adminiatrit
thin. . Mrs. Cleveland took ltlr. Carliele out
fwadrlve in the forsnoon, and the next
secretary of the treasury left for Washing-
ton on an afternoon train. I
St. Glalr McKelway of the Brooklyn
44
one. "AN ALSTYNE, Proprietor,
83 WASHINGTON STREET.
u‘lN Y0llll HOME.
2 Large Lois Burnt! Ave.
4 Good Lots
Woodward Ave.
9 Nice Lois '
Riverside. ' Ave.
I4 Choice Luis
, Mock turtle with the ‘0'“ 1’0““! ”f health in “’3‘"! said to have been expended upon the Mil Stopping fl 0'10 Of the Luke'Ood .
opaiing the meeting made a few re "an toilre suhjmtmsthecasesareoutside of production before in first public per- hotels and has called at the Cleveland cot— [Insuln Ave
marks. He said that, from representa- smile-i salmon Trout u“, my “mm, :9flnancg, fir‘i’fimdmfi :fll‘f‘regupntly during the past two days. . -
I' I - - General _ manuals - - , . . rel 1 ill an s , r; e '9 my ‘ . v_ ' _ <
e m him In the “gym Oyster patties 'Bollod chit-lien Th? followup, resolution “ us . 15’ in “she representation prove that the gun! address ynmyglsflfilirml E3223 I 5 Slghlly [0‘s
lily at Hartford, he was led to believe “ 0 A 51 the city clerk, and passed unanimously ‘innncju gamma,“ is not “mt-e. a {K ‘ i’ f M b
that Nor-walk stood agood chance of get- “my and Crane", “a“ ”we, mm} by the Council: There are foriy~four speaking parts in Swill“ can:;lxi‘;2‘ie‘;mmrzm 2:21:51": on the Blu“
ting the school located Williill her limits. Mayonnisc dressing ' firmh'rlf. That the Honorable l-‘runlt Com- lilU play and over two hundred and fifty - “"13
Be accordingly brought the matterbe
fore the Norwalk Board of Trade, and
nzusu
“'ovcestcrshire sauce Tomato catsu p
stock. representative'of the town of Sorwalk,
be and he is hereby authorized and requested
people in all are employed in the [undue-
more general than specific in character.
lion. The story and action of the play a Forecast of the Address.
overlooking the harbor.
w No more available sites for
_ Horse radish Oliver Assorted pickled to substitute one hundred thousand. for nine- 31’9 as {0. W35 _ , f Hr. Cleveland has carefully written out i) .1 d. l t l
the meeting was the result. “8 an?! VEGETABLES ty-ono tlmrisaml. in the hill recently illlh} The “1 i 0' an mull": mule!“ 0 Ill“ he desires to say, but will speak at ill “lg a p casan ‘ome
wayds learned that Norwalk had, inn )ll‘l‘iltctl potatoes Ftem’li [team dated by him in the House of Representatives. NQWPO'F R- I" law” In.“ lug“ ”09.8”” Winlugumtion without nianuscri t onl be offered than these lots on
- h u f m takin' nmqm- tuiiomiliic illullllliltlt'ilillfilth‘ city of South amounting m nearly eighteen '.‘““'°" M ' - p ' y ’ '1 "
way, compromised erse nol _ h e: M mum » “mm“ M“ “ml“ dollars, to an elderly maiden relative. on string lphtopifil notes to refresh ‘tlils the Vi oodwal‘d estate. TWO
my;Chvemm:$;:‘;:1W:blbchh|:ard Bananas (images tamper The next matter brought up was the :3:‘:£$;:3:3::glgh:xmyz (man Clevclfnd's preof‘r’m‘nrtitrni'iiil (1?;er d» years ago I Offered my first
to ‘ 5; mg“!- Solar as he was con mmnum val “mm «like appointing of on electric light COIIHIlISv who is engaged in mmlom work m pie for the honor thusa second time con.
purchase of these lots “on terms
to suit the purchaser.” They
are mostly paid up now, and
their warrantee deeds are noted
in The Sentinel nearly every
week—the happy owners of a
prospective home. You know
them; you can see the-model
,cottoges alréady built. Why
not make a beginning now?
You can buy for gash. You
can make quarterly payments.
You can pay monthly—any way
or amount to suit you.
sioner infill the vacancy caused by the
resignation of Edwin Adams. The re-
sult of the vote was that A. E. Winchw
ter, the consulting engineer of the works,
was unanimously chosen. Another bai-
lot was taken for a commissioner in place
of W. B. Reed, and Colonel Indie Smith
was unanimously chosen.
fsrred upon him as amark of confidence in
himsud belief in the principles upon which
be was elected. His utterances upon a
financial policy, the tarifl and economy of
administration will be decisive and frank.
Confidence in Democratic principles usable
to deal with the problems of labor and
nuptial, sectional divisions and political
unrest will be expressed. The abolition of
federal interference nith elections in the
statcswill, it is said, he treated as a recog»
nixed decision of the people.
The pension department. the new navy,
arlgoroua quarantine and the regulation
of immigration will probably receive at-
ientiou. The president may not refer
openly to the question of the annexation
of Hawaii, but will take a conservative
stand on the subject rim! not sci hastily.
Harrison's Kindnm Appreciated.
llurmali. Other and nearer relatives of
the dead man seek to induce the woman
to give up in: as the will directs,
but she resishr ltheirurgingand starts
for India to find her willed~tohe lins-
band. Act one closes as she grasses
this determination to her sage rela~
tins, and at the same time a detective
offers his services to the latter. premier
mg to prevent her from finding and
marrying the missionary.
So much is necessarily introductory.
Besides outlining the plot it introduces
the principal characters. They are a
wealthy and consume couple of unsatis
liml relatives. a Vermont maiden oi
thirty as the beneficiary of the old man's
will, her brothers, types of very country-
tied young fellows, and the detective
w ho promises that the missionary shall
cemed he did not believe in trickery and
would not like to see Norwalk do any-
thing that she would be ashamed of. He
suggested that Norwalk make applica-
tion to theGeneral Assembly to have a
Ianunl Training Industrial school lo
rated in Norwalk.
Senator John H Terrie, of South Nor-
xwalk,thenadd.ressed the meeting. He
said it was he who had compromised
himself. Four weeks ago he went before
the Bridgeport committee and promised
to do all he could to help them in the
fight. He said that, at the time, he
knew nothing of Norwalk’s plans. He
would be glad todo all in his power . .
This was served in the bat manner by
neat, experienced waiters, and the
charges were very moderate. The party
unanimously decided that the St. Marc
was the place to go, and that Bliss and
leopard are gentlemen who know how
to treat their patrons. *’
.l-‘ll'l'l 1.le SAVERS LOST.
01‘" Eli PEOPLE'S VI tilts.
Cnptfll Allen and His Brother, Yormrrly
of III. Olly. Anson; the- Sunni".
foreman “‘Iieelrr “‘ritre Regarding the
lilaytloiv r-r‘s Debts.
.llr. Editor-ulnar Sir: i would like to
write a few words in answer to the or
lit‘it' printed in the Muchziriii-s' Journal,
February 25, in regard to the fire con»
Captain Timothy Aiken. Jr., and his
brother, Frederick Aiken, who, when
they were boys, twuity or more years
ago, lived in South Norenlk, m-re
-_ f you will only try no will
. hotbefound- uranium Cl 1 d ill r I - ‘ - ~ 3’
have the school located here if he laud drowned oil the man of Mowrchusms paw-.5 or £33; Nurwalk. Now, the fact A ummlmat loading in Alexandria, latheauehiivsinna‘go‘il J." 5,: 3.3;: own a lot in a short time_
not already made promises. last Friday ammo-n. "
' ii.‘ If“); Sugar,
is. tin- citizens of East Norwnllt have not
Egypt, is the smile of act second.
1"” with and not to any private residence. as
. _ . —-———.»——-——.
Rev. 8. ll. Watkins believed that the laden with sugar from Cain to lirston, rm.“ 5“,th 3,, 5-,... to contribute ‘0 the Kiowa"! bass ball_teams, “1091‘" bullet: misrepnnreuted. President HID PfilcE
meeting should ratify the steps taken by wen: ashore on Sow and Pigs nit-f. oil support of the rmnwnies, except by the fiafififimfi'k mil: dulhaahad “'9 “h“? [louse Pl" “1 N“ ’
Senator Ferris, and that Norwallt should
do all within her power to get the school
located in Fairfield county.
Rev. T. K. Noble thought that Nor-
walk was a wonderfully appropriate
place for a normal school, but if it could
not be located here, it was our duly to
get it all near here as pouible.
Colonel Ila-ell Frost spoke of the
good that a normal or a manual training
school would accomplish in a communi-
ty. if the latter was located in Sorwalk
it would be the only one in the stale.
llr. Keeler offered the following reso-
lution:
[tacit-rd. That our senator and our represen-
tativesdoall they can to get the location of
the State Normal schoolin Falrfli-klcunnty.
and if in the future there thaliapprar any
"I!“ :11ch lti Norwalk. Iiill Ibo) eiiisil
the their best endeavor! to accomplish the
same for Norwalk.
Editor B. W. Maples remarked that if
Bridgeport really got the school she
would be put to an enormonaexpense for
asite. He thought Noni-elk might get
it alter all and have no hard feeling nc-
crne. lie then seconded the resolution.
Remarks were then madehy Judge A.
B. Woodword. Justice A. B. Austin and
others. after which the resolution was
ominously adopted, thus closing the
meeting.
PMNAL AND 8001.“.
W About Our and
other People’s [rte-do.
Dr. and lint. Winfield ll. Baldwin, of
Wall street, were pleasantly surprised
hat night by a vbil from some of their
friends. They came abundantly sup
plied with refreshments and later a
tempting collation was served. The
evening wasspent in playing trivial and
other” Tilers were four tables.
Among those prenent were Mr. and llrs.
Cuttyhunli, one of the Elizabeth lfii‘tlldl‘.
separating Buuinl's Bay from \‘iiu yzml
Sound. A volunteer crew of six llll'll
put oil in a life boat to rescue the crew
of the brig. Among the number vvrre
Captain Aiken and his brother. Tiny
succeeded in getting iimlv-r the lie of
the wool, but just :ls a landing was
about toils: mmlc :i “'il"t' l"l;l-l2"'i tiiw
boat,anrl the men were struggling in
tho ice mid water. 0n” liiiiii of litt‘
boat's crew caught a my.» Ltlifl u as dam n
on board the vessel, but oil liw ”tin-r,»-
were drowned. A rope was thrown to
Captain Aiken, which he caught and
lied around himself three times, but it
Hil‘l’pthl oil and ht’ was lust. lie lmv. s. it
widow and seven children. The holy of
Frederick Aiken was washed mimic Sul-
urrla‘y mowing.
Dlr. \‘onnp Discovered the ‘lhicl.
I'harlt-s .l. Yoililgs, of i‘ranlnrry
Plains, has a wolf founded reputation for
taking grind care of and ixuiutiflilly filed»
ingh'ui dumbaniiiiais. It has lawn illzl
custom to keep corn lying on tin,- ground
for his [N‘iuilfy to pick up at their [llt'ild‘
are, but recently the corn iiisaplwnml
rapidly. Mr. Youngs suspicions xvi-re
aroused and oil lying in wait to watch
the course of events, he dintovcrt-il that
the pilfercrs were several crows which
had been in the habit of helping illeiii-
sell-rs to their favorite groin. llr.
lounge brought out his d0“i)lt’-llfll’ftlit‘tl
hillridcrbtis which had been in disuse for
yr-arsmnritnkinr; aim, blazed away at
the thieves. The result was startling,
for the crows flow away uriliarinr-«I,
while this iwuvy charge gram-ti Mr.
Youngs‘ nose,taking oil a liberal piece of
the skin and making him see nearly all
the stars in the firmament. The injury.
however, has not proved serious, hoi
buying of tickets, etc., for an entertain-
ment of some kind. “'thi the citizens
in n- ri<kul to subsoil» for lilt,’ truck we
out with - liberal support, and we have
no doubt that they will again respond in
t';t.-r- woriloulll ask their aid. it is true
that some of thr- citizens of this coin-
iiiiiliity luv-lung tn lilt‘ tire companies of
S t lull erwulk. \‘l'v ll, who: of it? We
evil know lilil in t'llSt'tli- tin» ilicy an-
mnly tn not its, and iii otIn-r respects
tliry :ireiilllilil: at all times to help us
our of limir [Nk'ist-l-ilmhs As to our
Ewing up in will our» in debt \\ u take ca
name... We (luv. it is true, for two
Hill: of t‘HLtl, hut lilt‘ fact is that the coal
is out izxiif need and flu» coal merchant
has not shirt in his bill, as yet, so I guess
u'vshull stand this winter out. In the
“02‘” future we hop» lobe uiiitvd as a
llt‘llfll’llilt’lll and have sumt‘ head. Then,
no doubt. or: shall be obi-r. practically as
well as flu Ul't'fif‘flii)‘, to demonstrate to
llm uritz-r of I‘m :limw riiciitioimriarticle
flint film-mulls of this! Norwalk will
not i: , M ‘k, on the fin. coulmnies, and
until that, tiriw «aim-s it seems i Illt‘
Pro-st in rr-riiziill sill-m. liy giviifi ti is
Mr. r a finite ill )‘uur vlaily wou Will
l‘. ll. \vriizswii,
)lnylluwrr limit and [udder Company.
illiligu,
The Board of ltellrf Bavlnlna.
fulfilm- of The Sl'liffllfli lri vim of the
whoiainarlvanoeofsndwaitingfovthe
old maid.
of a supposed hotel keeper. who 'u really
the keeper of an asylum for the "insane,
and who starts for Curio with them.
Supposing they are in care of a guide,
the urmuslwétlng Americans follow,
thinking they an: going to a first-class
“01".
and her party are confined.
flm‘lllxlt‘ anspicluus of their surroundings
ltllll hearing checringin the street out
al‘it‘. they get a tiles-legs without the
players. who are on their way to the
pyramids to play a ball game and whose
llnll. 'l‘lme athletes force their way into
triumph of grand proportions in the call
arr attired in base ball uniforms and are
tilllll'tl only wilh hall bate.
captain of the base ball from is now one
of t r party.
m condition. He has heenincom
m with Mr. Cleveland, and the iat~
tor greatly appreciates the kind provident
and hospitable spirit which the retiring
president has shown for the comfort of the
family of the incoming executive,
Mr. Cleveland and President Harrison
will ride to and from the inauguration com
monies twell’iur.
Mr. McKcivvny added that the deathbed
or llth hour loyalty of the Brooklyn mu-
ehiiir to Cleveland isappmlaied or llst'u‘nl'
nit-rein! value here, and whether the Louie
lllflL‘iiilW will have the courage to keep out
of caucus at Albany or not is watched from
here with considerable interval.
The .‘ll'lhllnflpfl’l An on Top.
The policy of going into mucus to save
regularity, mixed with the purpose in hat-k
out or to try to back out of caucus if any-
thing limb .Nillt is sprung on the caucus,
is "gilhli'vi is an endeavor to ride two
horses going in apposite! dinrrioin at the
some time. Open ponents within the
party will he treated with in pn-fr-n-llcc to
careless and inveterate self styled f ricuris.
Antisnapper lleliiocrncy make high in the
quotation of [Illillcni values here and at
Washington iiow.
ileputsherpavty iuthecare
lu lilt‘ neat act an old mosque isshown,
usvil as a mudhouse in which the niece
They soon
walls. it falls into the hands of the hull
plilmillltz was the cause of lhecommo-
thr- llluequt‘, breaking down doors and
windows, and rescue their fellow coun-
irymeu from their confinement. This
r lctory of Americans over the tan-colored
fellarlin is turned into an absolute
iiiultun of the audience. The curtain is
tarsal several timesto show the Egyp-
trans kneeling to their conquerors, who
An Entering Wedge to tuna-y Selling.
Atsasv, Feb. m- —ln the senate Sumter
Roelich introduced it bill to regulate the
sale of liquor on Sunday. which represents
the views of the State Liquor lh-nlem' new
socialion. The first section provides that.
at the general election to he held neat fall
their shall bcbllillnlllt‘d to the {ample in
cities having it pnptliitlillll of limits) iuliais
ltants or over the question whether they
desire the sale of spirituous liq ilurs. wines,
ale or beer on Sundays between the hours
We next set) the travelers on a boat on
tho Irrawaddy river in llnrrnah. The
[lo has fallen in love with
u p ‘tty little Chicago girl and decides to
accompany the travelers in their search
for the missionary. ills presence soon
Mourners of greet benefit to the party.
They are attacked by Maly pirates and af-
ar tar as exciting struggle overcome them.
The next scenesho a the party in the
r'ritir'ims which have been made relative
inlill'llt'lllill of the Board of Relief for
mlllving the valuation of the bank stock
of a few who made application form
abatement, will you please publish the
following: The Board of Belief hold
(tight inwtinglr for receiving applications
for I't'iit", and on the last day of our
taming a number of gentlemen applied
for a reduction of their bank stock.
After a brief conwltation the Board coir
of 1 o'clock in the afternoon and midnight
in places properly licvnml and under pre-
scribed restrictions. The mural section
provides that if the question he ill-child iii
the affirmative the local lxrrirrl of t‘lt'lw
shall make rules and regulations under
which the sale of spirituous liquor-l, wines,
ale or beer may be lawfully Mlltl ourillir
days during the hours swerllml.
grand audienop’lchamhcr in the palace
of King lerlhaddi, Viceroy of Bahrain.
The king decides to place the women in
Inshore-m and kill the men. He first
lreacllerously invites them to enjoy a
roast, and drink/of wine which be has
unsound. He further entertains them
by introducing the beauties of his harem
ma beautiful and weird ballet, called
the Dance of math. Through the faith-
fulness of a young girl whom the Ameri»
A Ilatabar lioy's Windfall.
Bonus, Feb. alt—"(looms ll. liarslow. rs-
sidingnt Salem and employed in stile-t
market, has waived odlciai information
Hillier this date our store will he
closed on Tuesday. Thursday and
Friday evenings; at ti o‘clock.
0pc. sa loadsy. Wednesday and
Saturday evenings
83 Washington Si.
0E0. VlNlLSTlNE. Prop.
M. 8. SMITH.
“4.9+.“
Great Reduction in Flannels!
This will be the biggest week of the season to
buy Flannels rhea-l.
.0.
lmdir-s' (lclits‘, and Children‘s Heavyweight Flannel Under-
wear to be sold for what it will bring.
be loaded with these Bargains.
Our center counter will
”4......“
N
The following is a bulletin of prices:
Gente’ white
Shirts and Drawers, reg. pr. 3 .75, rcrl’c‘rl tos .
I H H ‘
48 each
$350, $400, etc.
For further particulars en-
quire of
JOHN I-IINDS,
On the premises, or
CHRISTIAN SWllliTZ.
83 Washington St , at the office
{of the (lid Well Cigar Co.
Hamstring "iii-79
Will PLPLBS.
PicqusiFr—ainféllllifirder.
lllTISTS’ HITEIIILS.
Paints. Oils. Glass.
[$10.
Pullout, Piuruiuusiill ivn
0E00llllllili.
L. H. Decker,
79 Wuliiaglon SL. 50. Nerwslk.
TAKE All EIDOWMEIT
cuivrtrlcur intuit url
lisuuivciculiliiv.
As you will notice by fufrrl‘fic. in its annual
statement they mule lam gains In
Assets, Surplus, Number of Poli-
thIIM l” l ii.“ hi I M I“ t s
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wmlmhilutltan ' m' , ”J“, Ii ' ,l- w , I... oiuinvel. Wee-ileddttomeyWarnerin . plant)». is blew-st a “ ‘ l , ’ _ ”mm“
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lb W "0*: Ilsa “1"” lack. a..-” was furnished as and is nowonlllsst left 'e fortune of between samurai and ‘ u u u u u 1.75, it 1.43 n Avril.lll“'aahin¢tonlit.tionth Small.
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