it! Walt. “with”
hthiseotsraneeaaleoheieft.
Wilton; Pinch. or
and manual New Canaan-—
[to condemn the laudueeded
'wideulngofthellenedietl'arm
_ minis-t Norwalklsstflstur"
“Mile over the property. proves to
instruct upon inquiry at the select-
Ifil'sofiurhe seleotmen seid they had
yet received word when the com-
Islwionwr wouldbs here. it will prob
*lyhe very soon. however, as Captain
nil! lull rcedyto begin the worker
inches thematm of land damages is
W' Hie spile driver has been
lyiugattbe bridge all winter, and couv
Illsrebleof thetimber to beueedison
the ground.
W. 0. Holmes. the plumber. who lives
_ ImPoiut street, while makingecou-
section with a gas main on Main street.
lorwslk, yesterday, was overcome by
the fumesnf gas Be crawled out of
ihediteh and soon revived after getting
theftseheir.
,' Frank L’Bommedien. of this place.
intrude» enjoy himself on the water
thawing summer. and yeMrdey ef-
tlrnocu gave William Taylor. of South
Norweik. tbecontrsottohuild atwelve-
‘ Wren-d bottom shit! for him.
Ire. Elisabeth Waterbury. aged eigh-
, ty-nsvuyaars, who died yesterday at
the borne of her son, Cyrus, in Norwsik,
was the grandmother of Mrs. A. J.
Nth. of the East Avenue Hetbodist
lifk I
3.3. Gorbam expects to complete his
Minot at the Old Well Book and Lad-
" dcrcompany’e rocmsin South Norwalk
bynsxt Saturday. Only the parlor re-
mains to he papered. .,
0. '1'. Factor. of Drrion, who has been
quihink for several weeks. was In East
Norwalk, yesterday, where he has ex-
. We property interests, calling on
- friends. .
\EEGorbsm he; an extensive con-
tract of [tapering and painting in the
mideene of Cluster Theall, on Straw
lhurry Hill.
‘ y wees greet bite flying day
‘ ' Norwelk boys. the air
rs. menus to who see. residence.
46 Gregory Point road, is about com-
a . m
‘ 1, 71' James lvanden has bought the J. Her-
: hart Wheelie place on Keyser avenue.
; . Grocer Daniel L'Hommedieu is the
I.“ victim of the grip.
3"! 0! I'll N03 WALKS .
Thelfew York Grocery store’s bulky
dciivevyhorse decided to have a little
fun on hh own account on Wall street,
thbraoruing. Deaconlf. W. Startried
toadstthe driver by lashing the sni-
mel’e hind quarters with the whip, while
Girl of Police Bradley punched the
m brute in the ribs with his club,
but the horse refused to budge. All
count measures were resorted to, but
thcenimei would not start until he got
Indy. which was in about ten minutes.
Itiooheas if Edward F. Boutou. of
lorwlslk, was in a fair way to win one
of the low York Press free Europien
some. lest Sunday he was the tenth on
the iii, a position which,“ he maintains,
will entitle him to one of the trips. 80th
lorwalk people can leave ballots for
It. Benton with his brother. Richard
I. Benton. at The Sentinel. cilloe.
Thewlresof the Norwelk and South
law-ll Electric Light company became
crowed with the Booth Noreaik fire
nbrh wire at lenhauic street. lest
ahht about 10:30 dciock. and the bell
struck twice. Superintendent Bonnel
W the ore-.and remedied it by
eaulngths wires of the 'ltorwsikcoul-
”Yr
M Ores-,0! Bridgeport. end Frank
Mot New Haven. both colored,
were m last night for vagrancy.
hey were tried this morning before
W. Smith. who occupied
the first time. He found
www.mm aged
“Wynn. Thefuneralwlilbs
I“ haul-rm may at 11 o'clock,
thickens.
* use Mine. of South liorwelk.
retinas-ms lewYorh,pleyedpool
this week. by theSouthsrn New England
Telephone company.
Luther Wright has just completed his
contract on Barnum'e wagons. and ship-
ped the. home today.
The Wednesday Afternoon Euchre ciu
will meet with In. R. E. Golden Iomor.
row.
Eapressmen A. L. Lincoln's truck
broke down on Wall street this morning.
lfrs. George R VsnAlstyne will give
a whist party tomorrow evening.
Lights lutlugnlahed hr the “Jonah" Car.
Trolley car No. 5, known as the "Jo-
nah.” in charge of Conductor P. J. Mar.
tin and Motormsu George Hoyt, was re-
sponsible for the extinguishing of the
electric lightsin South Norwnih, last
night. About 8:30 o'clock, as the car
wee going down South Main strret, and
when near Bauford place, the trolley
rope broke end the trolley arm flew up.
striking the city's electric light wire and
running along the wire for some dis-
tance, effecting the current so that every
light went out. After considerable
work, Mr. Martin climbed on top of the
carand succeeded in putting the trolley
arm back end adjusting it properly. and
the lights again came up, after being
out-nearly an hour.
Dames: AND uonoron.
Complaint wee made to Selectman
Hockey. yesterday, that one of the Ital-
ian shanties below the depot was infested
by mumps. who were making a distur-
bance there. Mr. Manley instructed
Constable Andrew Jayne to go down
there and drive the vagrants out end de-
molish the building, which was done.
The town has hired William Williams'
house on Locust Bill, and carrying out a
vote passed at a town meeting held some
time ago, hereafter all the town poor
willbe obliged to live there. This act
will probably have a tendency to lessen
the town’s expenses considerably.
Henry Thompson, the pedestrian who
is walking from San Francisco around
the world on a wager of 910,000, was
the guest yesterday of Station Agent 8.
B Hoyt.
“menacing-this out {he Wednes-
day night prayer meeting at the Con-
gregational church will commence at
7:45. instead of 7:80 o'clock.
lire. listth 1. Lambert died last
night about 12 o’clock at her home, the
Columbia Hotel. She had been sick
about a year.
The ladies' missionary meeting will be
held at the Congregational parsonage
Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
George Herman has lurchased the
large Brady farm, adj lining his present
property.
W ESTPO RT.
James Keeler has moved into WIlliam
H. Allen’s house at Snugatuck.
Oysters for Europe.
The amount of oysters exported to
Europe for the week ending larch 2,
1895, was as follows:
cranium. roar. EARRIM.
Majestic. Liverpool. 2m
litmria. Liverpool, till
Paris, London. .1)
bill
The Patent Baby Washer.
A most um-ful lnvvnlinn for nursery use.
culled n "holly washer." is nummncml,
and tho Inwmnr (inscribe! ille infant ma-
chine as follow:
You simply insert the Mgrimod infant
In an orifim. which can he made any ro-
quirod also by turning for four minutes a
cogwllocl with vlvctrlo uttnclmlonte. The
child gliilru down as highly polished plane.
ills lips are met at the terminus by no lu~
Ilia ruhlwr tube, from which the intent
can draw isotenl nourishment of the pur-
est and most invigorating churncicr. se-
cured for tho sporinl purpose at great or
peuso from u clloieo breed of tho Alderney
cow
While in this compartment which is
pinto nines mirrored the perturbed spirits
of the infant nl'u smoothed by its frantic
efforts to demolish its own image, reflect—
ed in the glen, with an electro plated
wmblnod tooth cutter. nail knife. rattle
and tack hammer. which is thrust into
the baby's hand by on automaton monkey.
Fatignod by its destructive shorts, the
infant falls to sleep. while the organ sir
techruente ploy softly the ravishing inel-
ody of "Pol Mo In My Little Bod." Then
it slips into the third cmurlartmont. Here
the body is washed. Another smell tube
administers a time of soothing strap, and
the infant glides from the machine, its
sells pared and its heir combed.~l.ondon
Btandard.
W
’ . Conventional lessee.
'i‘hd notification committee remained
log.
"laden," said the chelrman. bowing
low, "we have the honor to inform all of
your nomination to the highest in
“gm W1. ”
emancipsted women cleared hsr
“Women " she replied. speehlcg err
tummy "f ngretths M
M87 0' THE FANG” 3W“
nmmrmmmmm
momma-ens.
Nobody save the “Mouths boners
Ind the dramshop keepers named any
Iorrow when in the early yesrsof her mai-
snd infamous St. Giles was delnollshed,
andwith equal equsnlmity did respectable
blew York witness the introduction of
light and sanitation into the wretched
slum known as the Five Points, described
I0 vividly in the “American Notes” of
Charles Dickens.
There is scarcely a ghetto left in any
city of Italy, and no voice of protest was
audible in the liellpn press when the ole
quarter et Flomnco was torn down some
two years it Still would there seem to
exist among he studious youth of Paris a
feeling of genuine regret to learn that the
old Latin quot-tor, which was almost pull-
ed to pieces by lint-on lions-man under
the second empire, is doomed structurally
and at no distant ditto to total disappear
once. Long since the Rue St. Jacquoi
was modernized, widened and prolonged
from tho Pcttit l'ont to the Ru Huil‘lot,
while the flue Eculc do Medcclne has like-
wise been prolonged to the Boulevard St.
Gennnin.
And now has come the turn of the Place
Munbert. the borrow streets clustering
about which inwrmting relic of old Paris
are to be cleared nwny by the municipali-
ty. The Run St. Saves-in den Anginis is
in particular to give place to a brand new
avenue or boulevard. Three (tubercle.
our Paris correspondent told us ufew daysC
since, are to vanish. Those are the catch
llehmcnta known by the signsof the Pore
Lunette, the Senot and the Chateau
Rouge.
The first is a literary rendezvous, a cafe
ebnntant and a picture gallery. The Scout
has a somewhut doubtful reputation as
the favorite room of ragpickers, cabotlns
and stripling candidates for the bench of
the accused at the assist! court, but the
Chateau Rouge—not to be confounded
with the elegantly dissipated Moulln
Rouge in the Champs Elysoesla—hua long
enjoyed genuine colcbrity no u typical fon-
turo of the modular Lorin schematically
treated and us the happy hunting ground
of the male and fl, nlnlu students (“qu!
left bank of the Si: lilo.
Ono imlmus or rather infamous, int
boiliumt of tho Quortirr Instill. where he
also met his death. wns Jenn l’aul Miami,
the evil minded h'wifis. who had been
splundldly oriuuntod nt homo by his father.
who Wm; of Snrdiniun extraction. But it
Would not swim ihzrt Jean Paul was ever
a student of the leriier Latin. 'i'he
wmtch llwd in the line Ecolo do thirdl-
cino, end on tho lilth of July, 179:5, lie
was numbed to death in his bath by the
modern Judith, the heroic Charlotte Cor-
day.
Under the consulate and the first empire
the young gentlemen of the student region
mention to hair. of)“. l-lrssluhbsru
trcmciy quiet, since Fro was ruled by
a person called Napoleon iiii‘npurtc, who,
like Oiiwr Cromwell, stole! no nou-
scnsu." Still, always pntrlotit’, aromas
and high spirited, the ctudiautr forgot in
1814, when Ports was manned by the nl
lied armies. lmw heavily the imperial
regime lmd wu-ighvd on them, and the
members of tho fm-ultles of low and mmiic
cine. mulling common collar: with the pn-
pua of tin- pulytcchnic school, organised a
strong force of infantry, (-nvulry and or-
tilll-ry and fought most titlintlily at the
tlt‘li'llrm nf Cimrrnmn mul the Bunion: du
Trunn. Cuillpui'ltlivu tranquillity was on
ion-mi in the Latin quill-tor during the
restoration, hut llur studious youth», to-
goiiwr with the Huirm .If the polymeilnic,
burst out ngulu in a furious ripmmt of rc~
puizilminiem ill July, iniin.
’l'llvy wuro inlemldy quiet during the
reign of Louis Philippa: but the oporll
was it imlr‘ym our for Illa-m so for m ex
trrnw rpmrilu'lu'nnullil unbridled guyriy
wen» f‘illlf‘t‘i‘ll"il. 'l‘lmw wvru- rim rum-1m;
limos. of llu- i‘lmumirrv. it ilolui villain-i.
wiliilu r ilm >1 lilll ills iiilll rillliil’llli‘rm .o to»
puirul in nz'Ile' in lllllll‘l' the mtncnn. llzo
ililllu- tll’lllls arm lillll lll~' linllrrt Mm‘nil‘v,
earn-linilunr lung Snow pruiulliiul in i'ilr-
ill by tile ‘llll'l'l', llilllmlgll pill" and lliIIp
lllliiillllllln ul‘ Ihrm .Il'l'Is‘i‘iillnfiilil)’ \itibit
in England. H....m.I lvni his mutrhims
pom-ll in ”W imi.’ of in “limiting illv habits
of tho Milli 11h .zhl Iim finalizing fro-its
niul lilllllill'i‘m Ill 1;.u iv la main iricmim rin-
grlm‘tiw, Ilu- i1: r M.” which muylrvruiii
tniuIVuI-ntlr iy tunulud from ilro’ Illve
Gaucho. "-«lmmlun 'l'r lo'gmpll,
'l' a Court of Probate holden at Nor-wa’l"
for the lilatrlrt of Nowell -
on the iith da of March Al). .. i
[stain of illlam ll Meeker. of Korea it.
in said district. an insolvent dehtnr.
Orr ”him-red That (‘ "mirth-sinner» to metre,
examine and do: ide upon lllerlaimsof therred
lines of said Estate be swinted at the Probate
Office in Nnrwalltnm t icthrley of March.
but. at lilo'.olm-lt forrnmn. of whlc hlla per-
sons in interest will take notice and a r. if
they see reuse. and heir ed the
trustee will give hrhblitilml ieelhemrf by
willie a mpy oflh order on the while stun
pmt nearest to the niece where said debtor
minnow within the same town, and by
pnhli log the same in a newspaper having a
circulation in said District at least ten days
More said on. day of til-will “a.
. s.
within a
ass is wooow's
W.
s
Hoyt’e Opera Route”
lilililll, line" i Illi.
on film" GILT.
Hm Till I! IOIWALK.
and were «r If.
{abut-m sea-Ir me;
mere-nausea mlmsimos
mm.
m
ssty'sneigu the gmter part of the old. ‘
IN lllll KENTIIBKY.’
thevmheststechtnbehad and
mag: wmm‘fidnbr'e: e imam
humunisexv the Verse?
lent! lee. halem
millil- .‘n':.m mm
h‘mu'““’ mm,
somethin new in Vests.
all ”no” and "$9332“ knit Kerrrzv with
is?» fed fbrep r‘nlr wees,”a ‘u' . "f!
on. fern allowed on 85.00 and over.
MEIGS & CO.
327 Mail «or. Barri IL. Bridgeport. ct.
Malt." and dealers lu Men's and Boy 19'
Wearing A oarel,end dealers in line Furnish-
ing (druids. ate. t ”.spe Trunhr and Bugs.
in
“168311.353”,
Taylor at Golden
Baal Estate and Insurance
WAIKIIGTOI "m.
I’lrh'lllh ioollu toraiot or house and lot
with the view 0 rchasi .are invited to
cell and examine our ehave them for
uev‘cry pertof thecl city at reasonable
prices and cneesv terms. m'
VOICE CULTURE
MRS” flALBEB'l' l'. WHEEMR. SOLD 80.
AND of the South Norwalk Congre-
gatiomd church willnccrptalltniied number
canon Is in wire culture Terms reasonable.
at. or address. No. to Elmwocd avenue.
l9 lm
WANTED.
A “Girl“. far genovol.illtsue-n‘wm-II:~ 310094 '63.;
an vaner u re 0 it .
BUCKNA! ml Soutnmniaiu street. south
Non-l it most
1 run}; .1. wow. w mete...
3w good ehoematers, immediately.
BY Avril l- -t a small house or floor in house
with private family with improvements
by man and wi 1-. Reference if required. Av .
dress. it. M. 3.. this umce. ms t.
RESPEP TABLE married man without
family. Iprotestarm as useful man in
work on lo-ntic'mans piece. House rovldul
to been! two men. Must. be strict v sub: ~
Kt-frrrnre reqn rul. Alldro-e ’1'. Box 3‘)
Man a one! it \ew \ork mi 3t
STRAW w- m.- wanted. Persons with mme
khllrflrn w ill "I using rif‘u . how-cm tint!
hllwwimiu unpmmo-ni with DENVH &
Iii..\.\'i' ii AR .liflloaier street m4 2w
1'0 LET.
A (‘ilNV INIENT rent (Ir small family.
Nu m Sontn Main street Also s store
inquire of F- l’. BYXBEE No. 74 Sonill Mnln
street. mtlw
HOD“: on Hillside placecnnialning ei rht
rruuns. All Incdernlm Inventor to itch 7
"Menuhin luquireof BE BY It. "Tiff. 68
West street.
CONVENIENT rooms for a email mfamlly of
adnita. at I17 South Hefner
\iorwalh. lilqulreof MRS. WILLIA M- 11:"-
HEW. lilo 80ml- hlaiu street.
[‘8 room apartment. first floor front and
4 room avnrtmrni aemnrl door renr ill
Wacblnulnn street Windows In every room:
hailslighterl. heated and cleaned. Very de«
airsenie rent foresma'l faml v Rent ”and
812. Apl at miles of the OLD WELL "IGAR
€11.19 esblngion street. 1:5“
I GUS! of ten Nome. furnace, range blttb
stationery tube hm outer nil-e turd.
rod location. Rent '25 inquire of’l‘AYi 0ft
HOLDEN Washington sirenl. nrof owner.
lunatif
HUI if! if Franklin street. improvement»
in lpquire of EDWIN Wll. ‘lle. at
Brown Jr “will“! a grocery. :clltf
fl'l'aylor avenue. near W est street
IIOU’H? it“ Woodward avenue, rent Silk ii
rmrns Fort Point street. rent 9H; M‘rm d
limb? .Vu. 4 llanfnrd Plane rem m; .l rooms 7 I
Smut. \luiu Hil‘ll‘l. to. Apply to t. A WON“
WAR it.” ll 1' Mt!
I ()l'hi‘. 0 700m". corner Dru and ”clips
riqu; first floor broom» 340 iii Tn its
airs-of. frolnAwll l~l ions..- 8 mums. ’lullee
street All in ms d mmllii-m. with umer in.
A“. y InJuilX ll. KNAPP. littlest streetf
(ill 8
\‘0 l0 l’imi sire-ct. mer-nr-l door and attic.
l. repurnlr- rnfrltnic: water moi bin and
water. lurr'llm llmlr; very convenient. Apply
to null! or lilihbrl-JBMIUT. 21 Ann street.
llil to ill a ti
gill room (out... with bath. siaiioner
t. venue. hot and mid water and furnace
ll. iv‘thI. lilCrose street store. South diary-3M1.
run we
If“! it»! '1').
romance AND M'Immo ma. Coo
i our” Quintet-d avenue. all rooms
each. new and mi condition.
(Mod improved building louder-inhibitions“.
Tom. easy. Apply to FMNC d 0 H
|
trmio BILLS out no and repaired;
J elertrlr clocks. ales-trit- medicsl batteries.
Itoll'l‘li N0 ltw LKDWKAR All! 00..
South Iain street. air it
Two good carrl
onntren. sleie .
tn flip-IR:
hnrsre. one hurry and
harnmm ell“ . horse.
In
“Ream overuse."b
m: i
l!
or
w
sound: traps
chitllt.“
BIWARD f »r return of gold glasses
to 'l'ns Emmi. Milne or to (l r.
meow.» flavllane street inn some time
lastwsek . weekraiud as a slit from a relative now
deceased. mm
lllls. L E hillblIlEll
Mono easel}? l"
OIL PAllI’l’llff} or
Will lnstrnet at the
beers-Henna
fin. W.
(LB-skews est street. gran???
Vim Mummuzgn 0W
lobednnele thebeet
.J‘i...‘"‘%-:~ mtm:
file-malefaiisinda orb. ugh.
uncured PLATING
M A“. III"
.. trustee s Infill".
arm. par-rem cans are
macro.
HAVE '03 Villa mason:
muss 3m,
iron 17 w to Its.
' KEITIII. 19 hi“.
ElIIIE, m , $15,
illi'! EIIIIE. $75.
. 5 one“.
least M'heelsfreli ill lip.
Cell and see our hall.
62 South Main St...
riser flail Bloch. loath lilhrwalk.
m hetwewoelddrrhk
myosdidsedwflesotmte
Yonkeewthsqeslitycfoer
‘
ltd THE
Tableflnxuries, Cereals etc.
Pure
MAUD 8.
handling as an advertisement,“
$4 a Barrel for
and prim, ell plainly marked.
GIO
Porterlteuee Steaks.
Sirloin steaks,
Round Steak.
Shoulder siesta,
Lamb Chops (lam and rib),
Lamb Chops (shoulder),
Prime Roast Reef, ~
Ii lbs Freelr I’uvk.
”them ll
Blllllls
SUNDRIIES,
M
Wm
rssnasie noes.
Elgin Butler, Full Bream
lfekrs good breed and cake. but too dear you say; weil,listru. We have just
five cariosds of this Flour which we are going to sell without profit, just 0
THE PEOPLE’S MAR
. ‘ B;
13 NORTH MAIN ilTREET. SOUTH NORWAL
Where you can get me Fleur Cm Blithe“!!! BEKF at the following pflf'réi}
Full line of Fish and V. geriatrics fresh every day.
F. H. BRADBURY PROP
WEN THEM
The only place in the city to get
FRESH BBNBBNS iNll calculi";
. M EAD’S , _
ASK Filll Mllllcilll’s BilllBllliTES, Bill: I. I, ;;
. BBBBLKLEY i ll.
a liar retirees
yea. Contact“.
ifyuhsnflhdthmbat-ey
heres’ttrledlheas. Well.wewenty tonowssregeingtegive ‘
ABSOLUTELY FREE“
5 LBS. BilNlJLilBB Sill;
WITH
llB. BEST [A ll Bil BIS.
chsn'udordtodothisexorptona special occasion likeneet
Slillllllll Millillil.
When we will open ill the new building next door,
THE HANDSOMEBT GROCERY STORE
STATE.
W.th the “lulu! and 8251' filthfifl'lll 8100K of Canned Vegetables,
Heate.?ruiis, Fish. Fancy Groceries. Oil'u, Capers, French Sardines, Cations.
lilIBBSB
lard.
TEAS Mill BBFFEES THE BEST.
YClU LIKE
FLOUR
Maud 8. Flu
Give us a call on Saturday whether you buy or not and examine our stock
Your money buck if goals don't suit.
Largest buyers, therefore cheep-1st sellers. .
NEW Yllllll lillllllilll Bil.
loseveo Building. East Washington Street, to. Is all.
TO
14 etc.
.‘fa
’ vJJ—ta J «Hill;
athrc‘.
Yonsreinvited to vflt our noses
GU'RIIGBCBOOLeedseehcw pest
whohaveonlytskeatweovtbreelsrsoer
recent and It the-selves perfectly-
Heehseworklssehsepll teem seps-
rstsly. Price of CUTTER. with iii
mates of Mean-.0104». 1
“Um-.udtimrvm
sea hal-.1 lime. honour. flours.
Miter, leaky, Wedsesdey set
M evenings. Ill front tot.
Wednesdaysselstsflsysftwaseaa
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