”lathe icy waters. John Burke,a
, attended the wedding of Jacob Rudder
'tothaw out the eervice pipe leading
with water.
we the lee—death Ani-
._ ant Hamlin-rye. and Ira-
Ame ciao-emit arisen-y.
lean sale at the emu".
by Walter Bothiihwhom
4‘ am be thin column can also he lett.
_- m loaded with two longepllee
‘ be Midated road luprovernante
M DI the out end at the bridge
j aiternoon. an that the enda or
. untamed the main main or
. .mwey company. Acavweeap-
’ . ire-eachdirection. Theone
was lorwalh was able to pace on
home without didiculty. but Motor-
” 0. L. Raymond, 01 thedovrn oar,
H to back up and take the switch,
deriving a alight delay. The driver of the
”all temporarily repaired the damages
with a chain, and after delivering the
logotdohth‘e new: to a blactenilth ehop‘
"PI!"-
, hora Hieueeler, the little daughter at
George kueelemhe Firet avenue barber.
”sliding on the ice yesterday alter-
”neon, when the eled went
out of the course and into
the channel, the little child tall-
playmate, who lives at 3 Firet avenue,
heroically went to her rescue, and pulled
It“ out. Charles Blydenhurg, who wee
near by. took Dore home.
Henry B. Gorham and Frank E. Carr
and lies Lillie Bomm, at Seller's Hall,
Bridgeport. Sunday night, and they re-
port that it wee a very pretty allair-
It. Rudder and his bride will go to
houeeheeping at the corner of Day and
Teller etreet, South Norwalk. He re
turned to hie duties at Gorbam’a wall
paper store, today.
A break occurred Sunday in the Van-
Zaudt avenue water main, directly op«
polite Gregory & Bull's shop, and people
along the street and in that vicinity were
put to considerable inconvenience, due to
the uncanny of shutting oil the water.
Yeeterdey the pipe was uncovered and
the be! repaired. It was a very had one,
and flooded the street for a considerable
dhtanoe.
Having been uneucceeeful in hie eflorte
from the Riverside avenue main to his
pattern works, C. H. Aiethorpa has laid
a pipe above ground to supply hie holler
Iiiee Kate Roddy, clVanZandteve-
one, returned yeatrrday, from a vialt in
on“. 3.19 14,1:
Hire Hattie Sherwoodmt 16 Pleasant
avenue, returned home lat night from a
viait in Straitord.
Joseph bohwood, of Fort Point etreet,
took a plunge in the icy waters at the
harbor, yeeterday.
Iiiee Alice Persona, of Fir-t avenue,
her returned home, alter an abeence oi
seven ween.
ltle reported that a family living on
New street la in deetitute circumatancee.
Ernest horizon, of Cottage avenue,
hae returned from a vlelt in fitnmlord.
lire. A. J. Smith, of Bridge etreet, ie
confined to her home by illneee.
um. em 6".» ms Larrzu.
1143!". Weller lieuanrta ‘lhat (Ion-anti.
cnt Politico are Corrupt.
ExIGovernor Waller baa been inter-
viewed in New York concerning hill let-
ter to Prof. J. J. McCooh, of Trinity col-
lege. He said he was prepared to etand
by every ayllable o! hie letter to Profe-
eor licCooh and escorted that the ratio
of wickedneea in New York in regard to
corrupt practicee in electiona. ea com-
pared with that in Connecticut, wee l
«95.
"it would, of courts," continued ex-
Governor Waller, "rtquire a committee
hire the [crow committee to bring three
fecte out. but give me such a committee
and! will warrant to put the commit-
teemen on the stand who have had
charge of the distribution of corruption
money at election time. , 1 will confront
them with their own diehoneety, and
defy them to disprove it.
“Why, money ruler Connecticut poo
litically.- No man can hope to line there
unleee he hall the hacking oi the money
power. A rich man who wieheatohe
elected governor or aenator cells the
dietrict committeemen around him and
place-ll hill caeh with them. The-y
do the rent. No man without money
can hope to cope with the rich man's
dollars. Why, 1 know of one caee
He bee o vered it over
it etorew, preven ezxng.
, Thefrnet penetrates the ground at thin
.mparlnealatnee heir inane eel
point to the depth of about tour feet.
The large pane of glaea broken out of
one of the windows of William Schaub’a
martenlalt Sunday, was replaced yes-
terday by E. E. Gorbam. Before the
job wee completed one of the young
unconcerned in the accident stepped
up to lie. Gorbarn like a man and paid
lorthe glaee and the coat of putting it
h.
in. A. J. Smith is announced to give
an illuatrated object leeeon to J uniora at
thoanuual nonrention of the Methodist
Episcopal Young People's Union of the
flew Haven district, which meets at
new Britain tomorrow. The subject of
Ir. Smith‘e eernion will he "Lanterna."
Ill. and lire. William G. LeCount, of
East avenue, celebrated the tenth anni-
voteary of their marriage, last night.
Only relatives end near friendll were
preeont, but the occasion was a very
pleasant one. H -,__
The lite flying reason wall innugurated
by the email boys of East Norwalk, yee-
tarday. They utilized the ice along the
harbor, where trees and telegragh paler
would not interlere with their sport.
ldeon Ii Raymond, who died at the
hoepitai yeaterday, from injuriee receiv
ed while unloading apilee in South
florwalh, was a couein of lira. W. A.
Falwell, of the Bret Side market,
WM
Rev. 0. Apllz, of Third avenue,hall to:
covered from a weet'a lllneae or the grip.
Be waeehle to occupy hie pulpit in Si.
Me church, laet Sunday.
The livers Bertie and Hay Bonner,
who haveheen guest- of lir. and lire. E.
oi fit. John avenue, have returned
b their home in Newark.
Edward Robertson, oi the VanZandt
m grocer. went to New Haven thia
Moon. to while- the athletic pare-
hetween Yale and Princeton.
‘1'. and lie. Charle- Cole, liner
Meedfllnniedantethoveamet.
halveratnraedtroniavieitlnoprlngileld,
L01.
Inendlredamee Elioyt, oi Cove
1.. i". Gorham and
myaedi‘J Corr. leetnlght.
One. Keener, oi Iyttle avenue. her
aeseptedapoeitieneahrahenlen on the
awltehwinfiouthllorwalh.
lanthanum avaaue eit-
when-beautician tiara,
Hemm-
'Ineedlre. 0.1Aiethorpewliigive
where the members of a committee ac-
. 4 ch ropm mdiyipg go
electiou,aod as the voters peered out,
distributed 81,500 among them. Repub-
licans and Democrats have been equally
corrupt. But i any it isn't right, and
that We high time eemething well done
to check the crying evil.
“Nothing can be accompliabed, how-
ever, until we llucceed in getting an in-
vestigating committee to probe these
ebullee, and that, i fear, we shall never
trouble to bring about. In the meantime
the agitation earned on by auch men as
Charlra Dudley Warner and l’rofeeeor
McCook may do much to create a heal-
thy public eentiment."
3...... roll em
Governing Venting, and Ahatlnence Among
the faithful of the Oath-lie latch.
in the Catholic church, Sunday, the
rules governing fasting and abstinence
during Lent were announced, all follow».
All the wit-lie of imnt, from Ash
Wednesday, February 27, to Enter
Sunday, April 4. are faet dnye of pre-
cmpt, on one meal, with the allowance of
a moderation collation in the evening.
The church racuen lrom the obliga-
tion of fasting (hut not abetinence
from £lo meat except in apociai canal
of eichneeel the inllrm, those who are
attaining their growth. thoao whore
dutiee are oi an exhausting or laborious
character, women in pregnancy or
nursing infanlv, and til-lee who are
enieebled by old age.
The following diepenaatlone are granted
for this diocae by the authority of the
holy ace:
1. The ore of llaeh meet, so alao oi
eggeaud white innate, ia permitted at
every meal on the Sundaya oi Lent, and
at theprinoipalinealon londey, Tues-
day. Tnnndey. and Saturday, with the
exceptionolBalber tlatnrday and holy
Saturday.
2. Theme! white mutate allowed
every day in Lent attire evening calla.
tlon.andaleoat the principal meal on
thedayeon whichtheneeotlleehineata
ietoihidden.
8. Aetailpieceoi bread, with a cup
ofcoifee.teaorchocolete, can he tahen
intheninrning.
i. Wheraitieant convenient to take
thepiiacipei-eeiatnoethielawfnltoa
inverttheordernndtehea collation in“
themorninganddinnerin the evening.
5. Drippineendlard may he need in
the preparation at the Blade or road
whleharepeneittad.
t. Onlundayetherelaneitherraetnor
ahatieanomhutlleabcannotheneed with
luh-aetauhawmalatany tiara
«tingle-t.
‘l. have who are ere-pt from the
precept at tasting eaa parakeet ileeh
uatatavery-eeldnrleethedaywllen
hyepeeieliedeltM-eatie plated
at HM
munmzww,
To freearva not-c ca...
Next Wednraday there will be a heat-
ing in behalf of Putnam lemorial Part
in Bedding. An Wation b to he
uhed to enable the eommieeloneratocarv
ry forward and complete it ponibla, dur
ing the coming yeara, improvement!
hitherto propoeed and some oi the. he-
gnn, but which could not be cmtinned,
owing to the lack of funds. Some of
the relioe of that Memorable winter of
1777, during which old "Pot" and hie
men camped on what is now the park,
are in a fair state of preeervallou. and it
la propelled to not only perpetuate them.
but to make it next to lmpoeeihle to error
than: by relic hunters. There in on root.
not excepting the famous Woli'e Den, or
the original grave of the general of more
direct interact to the acne of Connecticut
than thle camping ground.
Oyatera for Europe.
, The amount of oysters exported to
Europe for the Week ending February in.
1895, was as follows:
nu lien. l’ou'r. , cannula
Britannlc. Liverpool, till)
tier-via, " loi
Total. ‘zei
Taylor at Golden
BealEslaieanlllnsulance,
WASHINGTON mun.
Persona looking foralnt. or house and lit
wlth the view purchasln ,arc invited to
call and examine our liet. e have them l! r
title in every part or the city at mum lll.
prince and on enav terms. an” if
voice: conform.
)l’ib‘ Aliflicl'l’i' F' W HEEL Fit.
PRANU oftllu south \‘nrwallt (.‘oncre
guilmml i‘ llurl ll, ulll an 0 pt a limited munll- -r
of mpllltlri voice (lllture Terror- reachable.
('u l Muir mldrene, NU. “Elmwold awf- ml
9 lm
, r.
Willi!) fill-
WANTED
sulwsrwul' ANTED
Pi emienea in uniting
m3
etraw hate can rind
IMMEDIATE EMPLOYI VENT
wi'l'li
Dennis at Blanchard.
la: WATER STREET. mil
T0 em.
P‘VIRNT-i l. ANS hull a will! modern lm
prowmo—nln in good lcwoiion.loquire1f
owner lit '23'i‘llv iil'ttVLflil“ nnnr Went street,
or (if ill. iVlI it E. HARKE ii, agent. Pill Warh-
lilgt in ulreei. in "A if
I‘ili‘ ii room lip-mm -rll. flrnt ll nor front and
4 room hilltrlnmnl Hfll'iil‘ld floor rear. itl
Wauhlnuinn rim-«l illullomlln evrry room
llalisllullte'l. livnmlnnd cleaned. Verv lit
lllrna'llo rent. for a mum! famil Iv Rent 19am
l2. Apply at ntilr'eof the UM) WEN." "hill.
'0 all Worthington sin of. 1:13 tr
‘ARM at Fa-i Norwn‘k. firm at Want Nor-
wlallt. llwollllnlr hon mind ll'hrnli at Foot
Norwnllt. two room. lllrm mum and llv.« mom
tenmnontllmi Warrr a run. npnmira llllilfl“ on
it Not It lnrlrl- hell. put of mines on l‘rtlf‘
ilnlll avenue. up lair-e h tum on ill. ll nth er
N?” of human lit flown; [on inquire of R \Y:
nNilititlllllllith .
runny-z aim lmlf homo l'llrvn rmnm. M.
Womlwlml rim-tile. Wall-r in llmmro o‘
WAllll'Zlil. Wll.l‘ll.\'.i.ltlivler’.l l’l‘ock. I‘i’l)
Cilili'nnl nireel. a ill
I Hi ‘ii'I. l7 Fruilk'in «I'M-t. inmruw-mrniw
lil lilllulvu ll! E’llwlN Will 'UX. at
llr..wn .tg W lh ox ii urinary. f'Jiltf
I or 4W 0'; Wilmlwurl uveuun rent ‘lil', ti
ro'line li'ori Point ati‘l'u i, ft m ’0 serum
flour No t limit-ml Plow. rum sit, "- l room. 7..
Knuth Main nirl-thH. Apply in is; Al. Wiiilii
WARD. Jll 9i if
(""45 rlrmw “noiwanl evounn itl'lfl
Inmlllw sin-«t t-llllitll Nurwullt, sir
null 'Tollrll
[ION-ii 9 room». I'tllnl'l' llu)
Tullrn
ire-«iii; lira! floor fl motile. Nil ill
l'll‘e'v‘f, from April lnl. liliilin ll mums i‘illm.
ulrm-L All in coollmndlilnn wilh water in
Apply to JOHN ll. ls'NAi'l’. it: in mi nix-lei“
'0. l0 l'lne hirer-t neollml floor end little-
1 velleraln enirnnm-z water, will Mn and
waterilrm-t on limlr: \v rv mnveull nt. Apply
in HUT" dt iiilhllfldll \lili’l‘, 2! Ann elvnot.
fill to th ll if
Hill errand floor of liming}. f. in..." pi; e.
Apply to Milli. ti. A. WEED M Wail
etreet fill it
"'—'....
[’08 SALE.
‘ onwmuaxw lir‘lvingr hom.hrrhl
alto-llama general pnrpoee horse, darll
brown. will he llm lhe. . too heavy for my hoa—
Wll tell at mallow" ran. inquire
of W. it it'll )ON. so. it til rahath ohm,
heath Norwelh. met”
MM»... Wm... -.
WAG!!! MAN!) Blithliilm um. 6....
t on (Jul ntnrd avenue at:
it “early new
”I! and
ac: mu..'li'3ll".'3'r‘mi?li’lllr§idflz"“
mm till.” i. e and repaired,
EL fiflutrlcm conduit... ' lo tin-rm
KHAN an: mull
fill
WOUII. ted on Elmwood
tween ten and Holden Dill
' “‘“.'""“l'.::.‘.'..:" lfifi’fim ‘
con 0
ii”. mil-M .. WuM2.;,*f'....'~i‘.‘l';l
run a
5 amrwyn‘m connect ' toilwhen meta
”Maven. “Ml?“ areas! an '11::
mwmt‘flm
abide, some volt;
i'wa‘lliili'ttmi.
.9:
limit nor
3‘.
f
I
riveted]!
rivwntt
Mold condition. mama
prank. Honour.
Weill
councilman
One eolid week oi tun.
Minnie Lester
withhar moonipany. hand and orcheatra.
to ruin! ea
IfOltDAY EVENING»—
“TNE llT'l'lE BOUNTENFEITEN."
"You have to laugh ~you can't help it."
are.” no ,
KO "173mm and canto Paell'iVELY
lmter’ei’ lar Dim Mail . .
Fridayandmurday. e “m Thursday
Heat-l on role at iiregory’ ii and 'l'ornlllum'll
drug elorea l2e
..._. “MN ..
ENTENTAlNNlENT F00
Hospital Benefit.
Undo-r timauaplme of the villlilnz cout-
rrl lieu, at
NOll'S lllllllll,
TUESDAY. FEB. 26. '95
Th: 'lt'lfl, Mix; lira: Well on lint! 'Il extra.
('h in up: on at it a m HAllii’illt)’, at iirmnrt’ ll
ind i’lhleled'e. f2 1 t.
m... ,y.
MUSIC HALL.
’i‘lililil lulu?” (ftrllfltlmlii
Thursday. Feb. 28.
Mflflilm Y HANSEN.
fipeclnl lirilltml ”germinal: of tile itetllng
willlreltn.
MISS LILLIlN KENNEDY
Supported hr netrnng company of ilrllt clue
artiste. in the anemil' .1 grrnlmt armor m.
"She couldn't Marry Three,’
"i Daughter oi Dixie."
”A Midnight Frolic."
n'l
Prulnml wi' i. apcr 'xil N'MIM’V end
(2- ll him and mm hurl: illl oil» I n. A e‘lrrrwlilil
oi immihll ninth phlurra, 5. w mug», new
tiltilf'rn, new Mm in illn-
Prion liv- 1'0: M nod' .lf,
him ~pmml out i. r. ~ .l'rmll Morn/ion
f'll' loll r.- nml l hilllrr l Arlrill J3... It- will
W in . lullli u a rurtlHl u it
‘ollh on min “Irwin, nt I'lll‘ ntwl'ii Il'lll
lllcwe' drug-Hm- 1'
WATER curate" a I It
oceanic»,
t/E'HI‘UUI.“
’i‘ ONCE Operator: on at .r l.~l.vorilwarralml lulu dome in the heat
rruuhlnoil. Applyto Arlhl ( Whrolor j mannlr M", 'in hm" """ "7' “wk or
Billltrnlrr‘l‘l relmlw . oollt erml,’7 lfilzlrfl hay or alrmv by halo-or
_ ion; rum wurtl. or all ltllule. i.’ l. more.
Flor too .‘i r'll'v V. mull: ll it...
on All llElliilli
Daily Direct Freight Lille
-liZ1'Wl'.lZN-
NEW YORK,
SOUTH NORWALK
m NORWALK.
Till i’lifli'lllhlit“
Bill Of NUNNllN.
EiBlE lllD illlCl’l
"ill? d
. ,"va.
itrnot. .p-w York, at !l p. m
inure Norwalk, fl p. rn. fioulh Sort
Walk. 0:00 p. In.
l'roigi-t rem ivt «I from 7 n. m to 'l p in.
Upon a; ,illl' Minn ill “with. till ( ity til
Nllrwlt'lt hurl» roll Vim on will 0.- Wm
I: r npv'l' i .l lull! of (rod. lit noywhm: in
New York or iii. vii initv
WA” pv- room are. furllisl trialling any
.r the o-mplovm of the hon!» of tilt» ll it‘
on account of tile owner-l tum-of
I’lrl’l‘illlw lii’ snitw ”Al ii.»- l'lilma'i'l
i' mm 9' Moore on, A it, .,
Where”. 'fill'il app ira'lnn hen ’M‘I‘fl to
in thie rnurt tn? levlmllltuirattlm at the million
anhnil lilnlih late or .Vlorwalt. in paid
vi civic-.l' 4n cowl;
Ordered 'l'lnat raid appllratlon be heard and
determined at the Pro uranium in Norwallt.
on the Mil day of Man ll. in“. at do’rlov'h
rifle-"innit amt that whiz. nullm charm! l...
lw-rl to e l pavmn- tolerated limreia by pull
Nailing till-u “1'le in a nrwapapwr ill-vine a 4 iv.
collation ln’nlr’l' mid”. atleaat all day-
before aahi l a i ll
’ m ll. nuifllDWAJill.
it urine.
Iilllillil‘ resolution) *
JOHN H. SMITH.
nil or the ve-tvv trim ‘l’rinll
«$3.0. 2m... meal». nominal lie!
the following Wide and rmiutlone were
a e. ltltvateavwl mighty l to
"it" It liner .3.me... w
Dir. ’i‘lllI,
0" ”Milled
h.
'i'nat atwe mm! our
death
VIII
my: one who wee
wee
more oi whme lira tor-ea
mm“ M «rig: hietory of ll» yet
”That we nerve- oar
mater it» church. hie love
“an” ”in or" t loam. wil-
not been level hen-ti»
.th ii...” ”in". l. .......r..
V
in"? “Wrap
I“ wit secretive
lllllnll, FEBillliBl 25 °'
Will lenvo Plot 23. E. IL. ”til'kn‘fil. .
PANTS.
Bhrewd home come to or for her-
gelatin PANTS ion at though time
wasn't another clothing honae in town
courts we appreciate thin and etrlve
all the harderto hoop them and their
iriende coming. by making pricee on all
our heavy-weight £anta thle not very
attractive to inten log buyers.
They don't show much ,profit for lie-
tome don' t ehow any—ac take it on the
whole the only thing we get out at thie
sale it the room the Pant- occli
mi." do not advertlee doubtiu qualitiee.
$2. 38
Black Cheviote, neat heir line etrlped
ilaeaimrree, an Scotch Wool Pants we
can recommend {or good bnaineee wear.
Thet262. $862. up to 00.00, are one to
two dollara under price.
We are offering excellent 48c odd
Short Panto for boys 4 to 15.
MEIGS & CO.
321 Main nor, liltnli fit" Bridgeport. 0t.
Million and Remilure or Good (llothluir.
ELECTRO PLATING
0f Alli. KIND“
CHANDElIEllS BRONZE”.
neurone i BPEBIALTV.
METAL PATTERNS MADE AND
REPAIRED.
ltli’flflA‘l'ltB vunmsnnn
ultimate soucrrno
29 llillllillil - eraser.
tinil'l‘ii NORWALK. CONN.
pl) lnl
~
EMADAMEEESMS."
illi wrll-iiowll clllllollll
Throughout, the States
(humiliation on l’teui. Present and Future in
r’ruttl'ilfll any man: r. hormone or otherwise
that. tour lln ileelrnd. ‘nnanltatlons, gents or
llullre. pl ill \\ ill give ladle-s bl ( mt.
(/pfltiilllulllinfl it ilHili'l'fl (idiom roam 2.01.1)
W ii i l. HUN-Ill. up one lliglll fl lm
ll NEW 8000M
The National Belmont cutting to.
will open a school in [.ane’ a block, No.0 .2
South Main etrmt. over Lawton’s grocery
attire, wherpyou will be taught to cut
and lit every garment needed in the
home. Fi‘iillili. Wii.l.lil<1(ll’li.‘ill)
Wednesday Evening. Feb. 27th,
at 7 p. m. l-Zverylxldy ID invited to come
in end we the Wonderful Cutler that
any rhild that mm rend ilguree and guide
lta hand mm mm successfully. Terms are
racy rivlmnl Will be open evenings only
for tho plmtnt. (lAlllilZVT (:i'Trixal ( H
m lit
‘i’hvahlm price trill t. a.
in our store on
Saturday. : M
. and Tuesda
NOTl0N DEP
ii caller Toilet So
on ohm Gl cerlnn
genital-1w anon Mead.
‘ lulyrn. fleeing Silk.
l
lib Embroidery
nor oClarh'e Crochet Cotio v
n roll? Toilet Paper.
e packeioe Toilet Paper.
scales Hahcalln 'l’ol «thong.
are Id. .rinools Embroidery ill:
2 on re (lhlldren' ll ride Elam ca.
1 doz. Ward at Co. flue Writing
n
N
and Enroll-poll.
1 lb. pact eWard'e Note Pa. .
ll put! lilies rml'e Fine Envom ~
id or, card» Foal lllnc -ll Mending
no
can]. beet. Nli'liill l'li till ii '
1 Child ti Cordell Wrist. ' a m m
DRESS 00008.
flyda. Hill". 1 lnlng it.
2 yde. Mllllllnz Nlll- «in.
2yd a liner Inc-.milmgllem
it 1-2 yilo ood lire... liingham
l Yd (me turn, it: I color».
1 yd. Fancy ille'm ll‘ellhrll.
Byilll. Fancy Trilnmln.‘ lilmm.
2 )lle. Fact Bllu it Holecn.
Hllllll nor.
2i'air Lailica' h‘aclr or colored
2 hair "Illltl 1 MM» ii time
i pnlr Gelll'e 266 illiqu- illltl’fl,
2lulr (ient' e leomloee More.
1 loy' rlfiflx Windaor’l'le.
l air Ladica' regular made
ormrdorfi i; e.
l infant'e line wool liand,
l( more Viral low 20 in.
l lienl' i- «(harlot till
lfi'ic Lied ell' ribbed Vent.
”“4..."
I90
I90
I9
lie
in our Dammit llcpnrtment we odor .
followinlt for lilo- 'i ylin. iioml fliilln Film
Aydn. Apron (linulmmfiydu. Hllll l'l‘mt l’t’l-
tyil-l. Indigo or l‘illlr’ i'l'llll. 1 Hi. 9-4 ill
weight ”loathed t'lmllog, ii Vflt'. l'iml Blew
ml inmlln lyvle ".low.-llug 'li'liii Pure l.l
'-l'.lw. Ill e, 1 ill. bit in ill: (I Table Dammit, 2 y
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