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NUMBER‘L ’..I417 ”““‘“‘“.li't:.“‘llb‘li3"fi’fl‘.§“’“‘”“’ SDITTH \‘ORWALK (10V ., FRIDAY. J ANI‘ARY Ill. 1896. 'I‘WO GENT
Ilium 2122112122212 :u':r.?£:itr'arl.;'m: :2:':::.'.:';‘::':3211233113123:1.1.12.1:‘wanmm 130mm; 2.2.122. ss ooo Inn PEOPlE’8 lulu” .
fore lost. In the ordinary cylinder w1th all the parts. 11111111111111»how-i vb“- IThlcvns "a“ an Unsuccessful Atlompt to Bob The Peck on the my Book in New ..._.... ‘
A Long Step Forward in the Progress
of the Evening Sentinel.
WIIAI IIIE Blli IABIIIIIE Will. Ill).
lt Prints. can. Pastas. Folds. and Deliver: at
tho ital. 9| 4.500 ,Comploto Papers
on llour—A III-vol ol Ioclmlnl
Skill and Inventive Genius.
press. either single or double. which re-
volvus constantly one way. the type bed
travels back and forth under the 11111»
tiers, making but one impression 1111 tlha
bod moves forward. The bed then
moves back into position ready to make
another move forward to print 11 second
sheet. and so on, a complete forward
and reverse movement being 11e1-e.4sary
for each single impression.
111 the ('ox duplex press the NVN‘St‘
movement of the cylinder as well as the
forward movement is made to prim 1111
ever. there has been nothing of the
kind. Whenever the press was wanted
torun. it has 11111 and that 21112.41 satis-
fiu'torily. The pnnnisos of the manu-
fucturers have been fulfilled; the expec-
tations of the editor of The
have lit cn fullv 1111111: .1111.
l‘he Sentiml press room is open to
visitors every afternoon between 2:30
1111.1 printed,
in 1.1peration
Nearly every afternoon :1 group of
spectaton-i—men, women and 11211111111
—-son1etin1es two and three deep, may 1’“.
seen in front of The. Evening Sentinel
office in Washington street, watching
the big press, as, exposed to full view in
thebnsement of the, building. it pour-.1
out its ceaseless stream of papers. It i::
a nine days‘ wonder to 1112 1st of them. if,
indeed, they h‘nve ever seen :1 printing
press before. If so, it was probably an
ordinary cylinder press which moved at
11. snale‘s pace in comparison with the
one in 1111111111th so deeply inter-
ested. They have never conceived the
idea that so much ingenuity could be
concentrated in 11 piece of machinery
that it would take snowy white pa} 1:
from a big roll and throw out papers all
printed, cut, pasted, folded and c1 211117111
_at the rate of 3.1100 an hour. This
however, is not the full capacity of 1111
press, as it can be speeded up to about
4,500 an hour. Hundreds have be
eoine so intensely absorbed in the {21.4
cinating sight of seeing papers thu
printed that they have, either been in
vited or have asked for permission tv
visit the 011108 to more. closely inspcc
the press, which all unite in saying i
one of the wonders of the age. Knowl
edge of mechanics or the printing busi
ness is not essential in passing judg-
ment upon what is unfolded before thei
eyes. Mechanical experts have 1211.111
among the callers, and their words cou—
firm the statement that The Sentinel i.-
in possession of 11 111111've10us piece of
machinery—n printing press as near per
feet as it can be made.‘ ‘
The press marks an important epoch
in the newspaper history of Norwal't:
it is the first perfectin‘g‘press ever set up
here. The Sentinel had felt the need of
it for at least-I two years before it was
ordered. While other local newspapc '2:
could supply their customers with the
old-fashioned 11122111 feed cylinder presses.
The Sentinel found its business ser-
iously interfered with by depending up-
on such slow methods. 11s rapidly in-
creasing circulation made it almost im-
possible to get out the edition on that
kind of a press. Just as soon, therefore
as preliminary arrangements necessary
1 to the erection of The Sentinel building:
had been completed, an order was plat'
ed for the new perfecting press. An
idea of the character of the press can be
given the uninitiated by 'telling‘them
that it was necessary to order the press
six months before it could be delivered.
It was built especially for The Sentinel
by the Cox Duplex Printing Press com-
pany,‘ of Battle Creek, Mich.
I To enable everyone to form an idea of
what The Sentinel has acquired, this de-
rcriptive article is illustrated with :1 cut“
(f the press. Any attempt to describe
thewonderso as to be understood by
Sentinel readers is embarrassing because
of the fact that when skilled pressmeu
inspect it for the first time. they find it
difficult to follow its movements and
trace its various operations.
chine is apparently complicated, butm
closer mspectlon reveals the beauty of
its working. It is the novelty of its
mechanism, the 111111) ation upon f1211n'1r
patterns of presses that gives the Cix
press its air of mystery and cotnplicat' 11211.
One of its most salient features is thelI
p‘ooess pf making an impression from
retype with both the forward and
backward movement of the cylinders.
'lhis has heretofore been regarded by
practical printers as an impossibility,
but Mr. Cox has overcome the difficulty
I
The 111:1—'
1
I l
of the mysteries that pu'..:.le the press--
111.111 who 11:11 not seen it. (If 1'11111411 to
‘accomplisb this the cylinder 1:111:11 b.
gum-d with the bed or tirade to m-ivt'
with it synchronously; but how is such
a press to be fed from a continuous roll?
That was the. problem which confronted
Mr. L'ox. Iii-1112111111211 of solving it 11-21.
very ingenious. He devised apparatus
that so controlled the paper that after
it had revolved with the cylinder 11.4' it
made its first impression from the type
it slipped forward the 111'12111'1'I11i14t11111"2 to
be ready. to receive the impression from
the type upon the return or reverse
movement. That gives two impressions
with the saImc rate of speed, where in the
ordinary cylinder press there is only
one.
Not content with the gain of 11211 per
cent. in work done. Mr. (‘ox devised the
plan of 111'.) type beds. each under is
11111 cyclintler. This would again double
.‘he capacity of the press. provided the
1aper could be carried forward after re-
'1'lving the impression of the. first cylin-
lcr so as to pass its reverse or upper
1111c under the second cylinder and thus
print the second side of the paper-«111.1-
.ivering.y it at the 111111 of the press :1 m 2111-
plctc 11ewspaper.printed up 111 botli sides.
l‘his, too, seemed :111 i111possiblc thing.
but Mr. (loxlong ago struck the word
unpossiblity from his vocabulary so far
.lS mechanical devices to meet a recog—
nized want is concerned. By 1111 ingen-
ious nr '1111gen1ent the. paper is carried
from the first cylinder to the second in
such a way as to reverse it, bringing the
upper1‘21'unprint'1-1 side .1121wn so as to
receive the impression of the second
cyclinder. From here it passes upward
to thekuifc, the indentation of whose
saw teeth may be seen at the top and
1101111221 of 1:21.42 sheet 01 T1212 Sentinel.
After this is severed from the continuous
sheet by the knife it is carried by. tapes
to the folder, where it is quickly folded
for dent-m. ‘
I
impression. Ilow this is possible is out-I
1
The press is most substantially built.
.The c1141 lugs are very hc11vy,thc whole
Ipress w eightim.r twelve tons. It is
built wholly of 122111111. all the shafts and
working parts being: made of the best
steel and some of the boxes, etc., of
brass. The heavy frame is iron. The
machine. is symmetrical in structure
and 1111 parts are neatly designed. Its
height is about six feet. Its
general appearance and shapcis shown
by the. cut printed herewith. ._
The press, which was set 11p a ‘month
ago by John Chu‘rlson. one of the most
skilled mechanics and presstncn \t'hw
ever visited Ncrwalk. has been 1111 that
was expected of it, and The Sentinel
has none but pleasant experiences to 113—
count. With a machine so intri'ate
audimtnense, it would not have been
surprising if there had been difficulties
in starting or operating it at the first;
but there has been nothing: of the kind.
Mr. Charlson, wl: :11 the 1111111ufactur-
.ers sent to set the press up.has remained
' a month to get it running properly. and
I now Richard M. Bonton. superintt 11d-
ent of the mech llll(‘.l.i department of
The Sentinel ofllcc will take full chargui
Iof it, 11111 althouH'h be 11.1.: 11cv or had unj' . I
experience with a pc'rfct ting press, it i”.
expected that he will have 1122 difiicull'yI
in running it. There have-been no 1111-
lays to speak of that the press could be
held accountable for. It was ,ex-
pected that iis would not be the case,
‘ Ias it is rare for a machine of any magni-
tude to be in use without some adjust-
T0 USERS OF THE COX PRESS.
A Corrected Statement About the Logal Status
of this Press.
-I'I1‘:>:11 N21\\‘.~I-:1122-1':l-2122 '
I’ndcr the bonding "I‘r- Ala-21
Stop." there appezu'cd in this newspt-
pet'ot‘ I)11c1-221b'.11' .3111 an article whici.
regret to say, conveyed 1111 11121.1}:
and 2:22.411-12111221:12221211441112: to publishers
regarding the present status and future
effect of' recent litigation directed
against the Duplex Printing Press 1'12111-
piny.
The language of the heading especial-
4442's
‘.'.‘1 ~
ly worked an injustice to the company I
"Mu t .
'I‘ln1 facts of the case, as '
11.11111111: it should have read.
Presses Stop?”
We have since learned them, do 211113114-
tify any such statement that the presses
of the D11 iIt‘X make must sto 1. 121' 1111- 2
I
further i111plieation that the case be-
tween the Duplex and ('ampln-ll 1122121-‘
panics had been virtually finally decided.
We now 1111 stand 111111 no injunc‘
tions are in force. against the use of any
Duplex press, and that 1212 111-1 noon 11:14"
yet been reached in any '11s“, on its mer-
its. in 11 court of final 111.41 111. against the
makers or users of this press: indeed. the '
case on its merit-1 is not )1-1 1211‘: 111' such
:1 court.
In the absence of an injunction in
force against the DutI'it-x colupany. they
are entirely confident of establishing in .
thecourts the fact 111:1! they infringe 112:
patents in any 112111111111'. and that all
their customers will be fully protect-111'
in the. use of their presses.
ARIONS SWEET SINGERS.
They Elect Officers and 0111: dc to Ho 1| aI
Masque Ball.
The Arion Singing society held its
1111jour11'111 annual meeting last night}
President. i
and elected these. officers:
Charles \Valter: vict-—pt'1.-.4'idc11t. Ernest
V1111 Jacobi: vet-121111111.r secretary. Paul
Bcl'f': financial 1:1-1'1'111‘111'5‘. lit-11111111 .llal-
mo: treasurer. Ilenry It‘t‘llt‘ll: trustees.
George Schaub. 1'1. Beltz and 121.121.
Schaub.
in which to consider the. matter.
T1111111‘2x't meetingof the society willI
be l.el1l Monday, February 15rd.
It was voted ‘to hold the annual mas-
querade ball Monday. February loth, 1'11
the hall.
Next Monday night there will be an
invitation sociable, with a unique enter-
tainment. including a 12111--:1ct.f111'ce,
withnlaughablc iiiiirfizlgt-s11122111. This
will be followed bv dancing.
All: 11111121311211 5 Filth Recital.
W. H. Humiston, organis2 1111-
S3utl1 Norwalk Congregation: d (burs .1.
will give his fifth 1'.1it:1l tomorrow af-
ternoon, beginning .11 lo'clock, instead
of 31210611111015. ’ '1‘l1eprotrrann'ne willbea.
printed below:
t‘larenee Edd)“. Prelude in .1. minor.
(1111111111111. Funeral March and Ilyum of the
Seruphim. I .
’l‘h. llulwi-é. 'I‘lu' 31:1 "1:11:11 cerviee
I'rucr'ssltlnltl. Wotllllll;
2mm .1111211 11-n-4222111l [1121211. 2
12f
l|2~,4 .2112;
. ..... ' ‘1 11-21124.
\\:1:..11111'. Tunnlm 21' .1 1 mild: Nor
1:11'1' l-vt' ,IIIiIIIIIIIII I".2‘.111'.22
March to \‘1' 11. ll 2;
I 1mun-11.4.
The New Girl
“‘.11 be there. on Friday evening: also
the. rest of the tovvn. Willi Janeton‘ .4' re-
1 italious 1121‘ his own poems 1212111121..‘11d
tho- respect and admiration of 11111112441224.
111111121 b. :l )lun- l2
Only $20 cents to all parts, of the house:.
Friday evening. January l7.
Mr. Walter declined to accept?
the presidency at 1111ce.1lesiri111: 1'. month :
3111111211121 of 552,22“. '2».
12ll'11l‘i11rt. ‘
'Gleanings From the Gay World 011
l .80th Iotwallt and Norwalk.
W...
at :1 Leap Your Party Held WIlh llss lon-
nie F. Ferris—findings. Parlias and
E Other Functions 01 interest.
Riverside Post Office.
, Robbers ran against a hard job at
, Riven-111e, Wednesday night, when they
Intletnpted to blow open a safe in the
post office 111 that \1 1111112 The otl‘lt 11 i
S'IImm‘I‘lIPEUPlE AT “ME “"0 ABROAD I111 .1 small wooden building adjoininl:
itln 111411111111-ofrl11 postnutder, and the
Esaft- 1.4on which has been in use in a
San c not 1110 Y Ladi do I . b: k.
111111712711111'1'1211'11, whiletbe paper is be-I I I o “9. as he "WWII 111
and anyone interested is"
cordially invited to call and see the press 2
f Five holes had 1111:" bored part way"
Ilhmughthc door but as thrc was an.
limp-1' 112111111 121' four inclns of chilled
14114-11111 burglars had their trouble fit I
.I The Sans (11112211012112 clubgave :1 l1-::p,tl1eir pains. and broke several drills in
lyear party. last 11111111. at the home of i their efforts toget it open.
It ('1 lutniued
v . . ’ I u . 1 a
\ltss .It‘illllll I". th'ls, Ilavview avenue. $2M“ 111 111nnev,b1tt thiscanuot be taken
The eve 111111; was passed in an enjoyable
manner , dancing 110111;.' the 1'1'I111l pus-I
time. .Iiss M11100 Wood. piano,
('ltarlotte i30fld1..‘tB'-s4'ie Lyon. 321111111
Iloyt. Diusv Send“ L 2112411\\oo2l :1211l
31111111111011, Mm \V. .\. Wheeler
Samuel W Hoyt, iJr” St pin-11 Jarvis, 112112111111 Riverside oflne
I S11v111our(‘ artist. William Vt il1 ex. 11. W.
IIBodWcll \Villlnm; B1 (‘1'21 and \ iclor
2F'enis. I.
111's. Cit-1 Httféh entertained tlu
Ii‘I'liIIII‘f' “'11th club :1
. I 1111211 1’1‘11' '. yesterday afternoon.
I club pi"..'.e “.111‘11-1221121- 1111.41.11.2-212'2111.
“.114 hypil‘i 2nl
A luncheon was served after the 242112212. ,
clitvl'tJ'n 2
‘Miss Anne. Wmdwiird will
the club :1 noel;
lI'u'i'y 12le 1d, son
Wood. of flu-bard 1111
Wednesday,
1111- Harvey, 111 that 1'.ty.
Nora'alk friends have
221111111'111111'1114 of the 111112'2'i.1:2.- of (‘12:11'11'4
Huntington and Mil-14 .ll-thel
daughterof Lewis Gl"1)\t't'.
Nomad-.111 Hurtfm'rl. on
from next Wednesday.
of t'i'n lit: lil-
\\.1s 121.1r11211
1‘."
1'1-1'1'1 \‘1-11
(in 1111'.
l'. 1r111-11'lv of
New \' car's
day. The bride 12:21 llit'l't‘ of 312'». (Min ,
nelius I'llwmid.
31.71111131n.LV1-1ar11s .\ Ambler. of
Wilton. will th‘ 1s whist party tonight.
\1212211'ztl12ise who will attend :11'1- 1121
3112-41-22 Maples and James K. .‘l'tples. of
Maple Sll'l’l'i, NOI'WilIii.
. Louis (31111111111133 was surprised Wed-
1111-2111ye1ening, 11311 large number of
I his friend-1 at his home on Stevens .4111 et. '
l
Mrs. C. Edwyn Steele. of South Main {
. will entertain the Matinee Whist ;
strt '1'2'
1 121121-2111212'11211' afternoon.
TWIN CITY FOLKS.
.Plcnsani Paragraphs About the Coming and,
Going ol Norwaik People.
Miss 1i1'221'e Valentine
1111.41'111111'111111 lrom :1 visit in
‘:l_\'.
Mrs. 11. t_‘. Sherer. of Washinizu 11
2.411'2'et, entertained Miss K111bcrinedoues.
.121" Brooklvn. Mrs, Howard livery and
311's. l'.lb1-1'7 Marsh. of I’..1'.'\'.1;2'tou,
lt'rday.
IIIva \121'1;
_\.l'Fr
IIIIIl‘illii.‘ Lulu-y. 22ftheS2211'2'11'1's' H1 2111c-
i4‘ :1 23111.41 121'311-4 .luliu 11215.“). of Main
N 1 11‘“ 111k .
BI. (“hit-11.111 Soroton.
in Norw: 111 this 212122'11111g..
Prof. ('.11'1 .-\. Harstrom and 2.1114.
Ilurstrom returned 111211111 yesterday.
from their trip to Washilnzton, D. l'.
P2141 (mite inspector U'Ilrit-n. of 12...?—
tou. visited South 1'.'12m.1ll;. yesterday.
I Sll'l’t'l,
ib-v. ’l‘ was
M:'.4'..l:12111u'll Jennings. of Veto-121.;
‘.V. .I.. 14' sptudinrz :1 fen 11:13.4 in \1r-
Walk.
POST OFFICE STATISTICS.
; Figures Which Indicate that we area Prosper-
‘ ous Communily.
The
lone.
:11111111111'2111111'1 of Postmaster Ma-
ol‘ the Norwalk IlUS'I't‘llilt't‘, c.321-
t'iius many items of interest. From
January lst. lb‘l'lJ. to December
1412.3. the 1'ecciptsf1'o111thesale12fst111nps.
In $13.1lli7.03.
2 were ill? special delivery letters rccieved
5111 the oliit 12 and L379 sent 1'.'1'11111 the ofli~
('11 to other plan cs. The 111111111111 receiv-
ed from the sale of special stumps was
{153711. Since Iuly 1.41, 1.6113 domestic
1 money orders wcrcs 11d, 11242211111121
578.312. The number
mom-y orders sold was
1111123 amounted
'4.-
lllli. It)
called for by the money orders v.14 '1'-ll.-
SOIL-I16.
Humboldt Lodge Officers Installed.
John Weisheit and Fritz (12111114, install-
‘111lthe following elected and appointed
Iotiicser Inf Humboldt Lodge. 8. of 11..
Ilast night: President. Henry Burns;
1‘“ c president. I"? .nk \Vilcck: secretary.
I (_1'é'..11","1“ 1\2‘V11‘Iltlilth‘m.
Ri1‘11:1"\"ogicr: treasurer. Adam
nebmidt: trustee. Jnct 1b Ranxpuannlurt-
t21'. )lr. 7..1bu4'ch: inside guard. Loni.-
lloti'nmn; outsid.n guard Christian IKrae-
llll‘i'. D1'.l)11121'21'Itier 1".1sinitiated.
History. ——I\Ir.
I Grand Lodge officers. John )I-ihring. ;
2
l
Fina—W but
did you
and 1111111 made to bore through the steel, the
Harry \Icrrill, violin. p12 '.'idv'l 112114112 Ithie ves to: Dk a twelve pound sledge
Amoulz the {atmfllflvcr ~ Misses Belle and 1:111r.1111d smashed the 11.- n1qu: tliou dial ‘
'1 In. I
inf'lovel:.111d 1o ‘di4'4- )lin-I‘
:1Il-‘I
Norwalk. .
I ton I’oiut branch of 71
lnukie, which 1".1114'1-s a l:1:22en1:-s.4 2
.Tbis will occupy the
I '.1 11111.11 nook-down sale. begins.
:llst.II
There
1, so _ 2
of. i:1ter11atiot.1:1l ,
the .
The total amount 2
j 121s wanderings. (.‘hief‘ of Police Bradley
' did not want to lock him up, but I after. ,
financial secretary. ,
X 111'11'1dks.
1‘
out until the sal‘e' 1s sent to the fat tnry.
After liv1'1111s111--'11~.4slul attempts had !
l
ham- I
and handle soth'tt 1Us1111possi‘11cfoi 1111,1'2'
one but :211 11112111 to 121.1111 the safe. This
2.411211 third attempt within 11 fe\v 11114
FOUR SCORE YEARS OLD.
The Congregational Ladles' Benevolent {1550--
ciatlon Will Celebrate lIS Eightmlh Birthday.
The annual 111111111111: 111' the Ladics';
l’enevolcntassociation, ol’ the Norwalk
(‘.ongregatiouul church. was well attend-
12l:1t lieu-11:11:11. Wednesday 111111211111 11.
, 'l'lu reports re 1d 121' 11111 tu11s1111r,vis-I
I 12222;:
i
l
|
l
conuuiitce, 111111 1'121111111111141211
'Il'fllll" and fun-1,212 2223.4s212uru'y :122‘1.21'.~
\\'1'.'1' very 121:1'1'1'41111;.' and showed the
.4221": ly to be in a prosperthh l'alltllllllll. I
:It was also reported 111:1! the fund for
1'1-111\':1';in;,: church was 2:1'1 2win',.
Inlet-i): It Wil.‘ tin-111111111111. owing t2.
1311' 11211111211 of" business to be transacted.
1112- 1'11'1'111111 of ellic. 1's '11- postpoln'd un-
til the third \Vezlnestluy' 111 Mitch. and
that Ilt‘I'I‘HIIII'l' tbeaununl11211-11211,: should
111' led 1211 111111 1171111. .
'l‘bc laidil .4” .41 >1'icl_\' was organized in
I we and it was: vntt 1i birch-121111111”
viplitictli birthday 11 1111 11-1111'i1d
'1111: that w1ii make the year :1
.11111- in the ‘112'1211'yof1besociety.
lilt-
111111111"
11121.111‘1
1.1
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CRASHEO THROUGH THE WINDOW.
A Timber Injures :1 Passenger on the West Ave-
Troliey Linc.
(labriel Iiovanio. who lives at 2.! [.1 un-
.-‘(t'1~1-l. was riding: to 111'.- 11111231 this 11111-11
incur No. ill, 2211 :Itc Norwalk Strut
liuilvx'ay line. “'llt'll :1 111111.1-1' which wa-
being 1'2-1111-1'111‘11'1'12221 2111- but wmk
Wthe \‘1‘:1:4'hi:1;:t2.'.1 strut cr 1.4511134. wa-
scut 1'1'114'111111: through the car window.
The flying glass 1'111 IAI‘UIILIHIS' bead
1p:11eb:11‘11\'.:11;d blood stretuutd iron.
li1111'14.14414111 to I‘laisted‘ .4
and later to Ili‘.
12212111. where the injury was dressed.
the _'.::1.-‘b.
11111:: stoi‘l'.
Claims Damages of $5 000.
1117112 S11; 11 1'iot'l.‘.::12'1, FUSII‘ltId}.
1~'...-121',.l;111.111111-l". I.1.'1'l(\‘.'11:221 \'~‘. ’.IIIIt'
.\"or\\:1.l~.'11‘1'.1..1y1\'.:-: taken no. This
14:11'.1.4'2~ .11wl1i1l2 111122112515.11'2’47211111') are
claimed. .‘2II'S‘. IMt'kumxl .2: 111111 of tin-
p1-1'4 11:.4' injured in :1 111111412211 on the R»
11' company, .Iun'.
She 11:14:11: injury to her right
Th
c.142- 11.14 been defaulted by 1111' debut-i
dams and the. bearing is in 1111111113'1'5. :
11111112111111 of tth1
1111'
nun.
1.11»
Sit-I1.
17.1
1'11‘ 11'; for llll‘ rest of the W t'l'k I
4— 1
Enterprisinq Advertisers. i
’1‘1'is11'11111825 Hyatt' .4' 1111111111 Juuuarx
sale 111' donu-stics and linen: will be en-
in all its glory 11212112111111: See the
burg. 21in! thev willoil’er during this sale. .
[1101\11111'1111322st2111 store ('loscd'at
noon today for inventory. '1‘13111121'1'1111'
Prices
than
2111 most cases will be. cut less
one-bull's A
Elax Hill Memortal Tablet.
The 14111411111:
. tcrs
allow tlicl"1:1X ill 1111111111111 tablet to
{be placed in the center of the flower
mound on the triangular park near
2 Trinity church. I I
His Pocket Primed Win: uhiskey.
Ever since Westport went no license,
"drunks" from that pl ice have been :1
source of annoyance to the police of the
311.4111 '11 .y 11110111 man was
staggering ur'ound 111 the blinding snow
It Norwalk and might have frozen to
- dc all: if he had been allowed to continue
giviut: the 111:111 several trials and seeing
that he. was unable 011 cure for himself.
the. chief took charge 2‘11 him. At the
. lockup one quart and three pint bottles
of whiskey were found on his person. In I
1'11111t,this morning. the prisoner said
his name 11': 14' Patrick D21nl:1n.of Sauna—l
111ck.He was fined 13') and era's
:112122u11tiugto id". 11111111 theprisonei"
l-‘arn at 41'i11ulll‘l- 1111" To 11111y—T1111-l-1-r 11 till
2'3111114l1ow the cruel 13111111 1111' Nero:
med to amuse himself when he was 11(121111
boy by pulling the 1011.4 1211' the flies. Mr.
IFigg—Pulled their legs, did he?
. motel":
I 1
became of him? Did hcbccmno :1 pro-
Whnt 2 Friday evening. at. Iioy’m'
”11260111 111512"
if there is any such thing) will
1111.111 and cry with Will (‘.ul 911111 1211
Opera House.
(.11) and see him; he will be. 111 the nudi-
once.
‘ .hnd been hustled on the dock
‘ that on the starboard side, about :1111' d-
I 1110
I length of at least twenty feet,:1ud IIHl't't d 2
.I :'.\1':1y1'lose to the shaft.
I 1313,1100,
‘jut'in: 1'.\ 111 all.
:1.4' 4.1.21111stl21--
l 4
.11 11712421212111 upon the 1211111221111 1111211'111- was
111.41 .4 '
"11111111121hardly describe 1121-
I l) 1441'sse 'bt1j.:112111'1'.4'.
' Ihys. over
2‘ 11115.: rivers and over beautiful
1 tare will be given under the .11141'211'1'4'
(I‘hapter. of the Daugb- "
of the American Revolution will
‘ petition the South Norwalk Council to ,
York Badly Strained. l
The steiunboat llichard I’ct'k, whit-hf
struck an obstruction in 1.121111 111111111I
Sound and was beached 1221 t‘ 221 kg“!
Island bar, as recorded in 'l‘heS ‘eutincl I
_‘1‘('4it'l‘tl71\'. arrived :11 l’.-cl. slip ‘\'1\\"
York city, yesterday 1111111111111 111 RI
o'clock, three hours late. After '111-1'I'
passengers 1lise121ba1'ke1l and the cargo
lllt.‘ I'ou‘
11.14 hurrnd 11p to the loot of Pike SIIIl‘i‘I
where the-1'1 is 11 dry 1111:- k. ‘2
Her hold \ 114' wt“ tilled with water. i
111111.1d12ukev pump and two tt111111h
suction pump-1 w'e1e worked :11 top 4'peed‘
in the effoitto white the amount 1qu
water. From :1 briefinvestigation (‘1112-
tainlfard ' '11111 1114 ollicers 11'1'1'2' s21tis4l
lied that th1 I’eck was badlv strained
land that most of the 1|:111111;:e \" as 11 me .
tothc :11111dsh1p4 put of l111'l1ull.\11
1xauunation of the l’etk s hull 4l1ov‘ ed
2
2
I
1
2
2
2
ships. threeofthe steel plates 211.411 to:
keel. had been .41 1112-11 for :1‘
apnrtover an inch. A plate 11' two
fro111tl1e111eafr 41211111111 signs of hav 1111. 1
been sprung.
starboard propeller 12.211
“NH 111' 1111' I 1.1111 .4‘ all the:
In't'll c.1111. 1le
The danmge isl
'I‘liedauluuc was :21 out six feat {112112
the keel and measured :lImllI fourttt-u.
It‘t'l ill It'll'glil. IIIIlv' lt' .'.\
.4'11 Ipcd :11111 at 11.141 :1 loot \111. e 112 the
1"11111' 1'. (Me Hi In 1 12lli1' 1 rs Silltl 111' \\.1~ l
41:1'1- the 11- 2:11 1'.:11 111' 2.2 :1 sunken “11-1-11. I
The 11111: is directly on :1 ,41-:1111 :111112‘
1'1111s21ll211gll11'ee.4111-1-1412211-111'11 si-ie.
\11'211 II\1lr222_11':'-.'pli.'1
office 112 '1'1' is Home 2221.! 12? :112\' \"11-114 ‘
sunk in the vicinity 211' 1111' .111-1111111. but
the captain :11121 12lli1-1-1'stl'lbe Peck 111'!-
ccrtain that such an 2'l2j2-1'l was 111121.11.
\illS 1111111 '2
111-'
’ 11s the stc:1111‘.':.;1! b21411':1v1-le1l the same.
course buuvlro-cisof112121-s'221-l'ot'1'111 safe-
ty. (li'dersl'or new I)I.1l“.‘1 were given;
'.\I 1111ltl2211iau1ace \v.1--I'
k11..\v11. and it is expected that the 1 W1.
' will I21- iLIIIt' to 111:.kc :1 trip next Monday. ‘
I SIIIII': I
711111012111 Amusenostsf
' He had Preached the Blessed Gospel in a Mob
tiludc of Ways. I!
S11v4 one 11' Will (‘.‘.1'12-‘tou .4' fauu 2114I
I 1
I
l
poems. I'rl'11‘1'111g to 1.11111' L 111111. in that
.Ierf‘ul 11-12:. "Hid-1'
1111' .S' .12'11' lllll
1111:1s‘1'l.
1'.'-.21: 2:211:12 '1 D1 11111-
112111."
('111'11111211
has 121-1211 .4.:
III IIIII
‘11. 11211111121111 1
iIll':‘-llL’I‘.. and said to him: "I\I1‘2!.l])l‘1'.'.1‘ll
:1 bellersez'nioii 1111111 I can." .-\112l
aneetest tbin 112111 all 1111': 1:11 1111
' pvt-11111;. (11112-12211 had been 111111111151: his;
audience 121112.12 themselves faint—except
when they crying. 1111131111112;
he says 221'1'1'111is1-:;1'1'i' .4' :1. 121-11211. 1111111 2111 I
11121111: "poia'y." ::12d;1.4on'- ',."-2-1l 112-.11 211'
I expressed 11. "leaves
:11- 2111b." You
yourselves, 2211 Fri 11y evening.
17.111 linytK‘ (III' :1 I'IIJIISI‘.
4111112: rapidiv. luy some: they cesfl
only the bare price 121' zizltxxission, and
will 121' good property.
ll‘i'
'41-‘-
\‘vIt‘l‘l'
:1 2112111 [114111112 the
hour for
January
Seats are
211:1 .4'1'11- .1122‘1
Eighty Minutes in the Heavens.
In his illustrated ball-1.111 lecture.
l'lil'htv 31111111114 11111121 111111111114: or, the
I xpt riet 11 11 of an .-\111: 1111:11‘111 'l'liirty-fout'
Voyages," (‘ 1211:1111 US '1'111121114 .4':1_v.4'.
peculiar
11411221212122.1111- balloomn'.r which often
T ”In p “1.1“- Ilt‘ 51)“ it‘
llttlc'1c'1'1otl411e4 at 1111141411 but once
I 1the 1111 111d sailingy over 111114 and val- I
11113111111111.1121 and plains. over
cities. t2\\v!14 and villages.
:11 111.44 spark-
fields and
Ideas-.1 f 111414. the young' voyager 12-5135
3 111141111411 of fear and dwclh only upon
t.1c _£-."l‘.llllll'ul‘t)f the scene." 'l'h's les-
Iof the Young: Men's (I'ltristian associa-
tion in Warner Hall. New Haven,
Thursday evening. January ltliii.
commissioners Willing to Appear.
In the Court of (1211111112211 Pleas. today. ;
permission is to be asked for the (7 Inuty
Conunissioucrs to appezu'Iin the Barnes
appeal case. The appeal is by Margaret
I B'111'11es,of Norwalk'. who was 1ef11.~'cd :1
Ilicense on account of 11111 previous rec-1'21
oftli.1.pluce,:111d 11.1.4.1 because she is a
' relative of the p: 11'11: who waa proprietor .
ltd (1111 111:11'1 1111111 it hole :1 l't”)lll'. 2112 211
Ilor 1.1w 11111.11 on These thincs w 111-I
Iknown to the co:111nisslotn11's' win 11 tth . .2
license was refused, and. c- 11141111111111")
l was the cause of their action. 2‘ 1
I The connnissi-mcrsare not 111111.421 to
pp arinp: in Court and tesifyiing :14'1o
IIwhat caused their action.
.'l1cy are
not only willing but anxious. so they
'state.
—lones‘ 301' m the Home.
:11 ml 1111 away Alvah '.loiics
They h:
“and B1: Leh 1‘;s'1: 11111. I
|
boy again. (4:11 4' :1S
2, and the old man 5114' in hi.‘ little house:
21111 the' Island and will 112.1tbeeomfort .
VII. The wuuuzsl'et' is 121 the Tetnporary I2
1H'1111cforC l1il1lr111,::t Norwull; \vhere?‘
. Ihc \v as sent bee :111.4'21 Alva‘n's grown up I
I 5011. \Villinm, who does not like. the old .
man, and uppiteutly never did. says
hatflhe. elder .1121111sleat the boy. and;
2 was not able to clothe and feed him and I
2'
I to send him to school.
/
2
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,1 £1Sl.\14\.121.
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ll Tells You all About Their LI’ltlo
Every (lay Wants. '
If YOU Pill II IIERE ll WIS.
Because Your Advertisement figmhit It», fist
of Hundreds ol the Best CI“: of km.
the Intelligent and Thrifty Populate 0|
Norwalk and its Neighboring Tow-q.
“Want." "For Sale," “To Lab,"
',“Lo~11 " and "l"1..1n11d " and ulvertilt‘i
1111 111s of a like character, not exceeding
five lines—an equivalent to. thirty ordi-
11.113; \\or1ls»:1re' 1112411 rtcd in this 001m
one 11.2v for 25 1-1 am three days, 1'10
cents; one meek. $1
1
TO LET.
'1‘
\22. 11111 ”1.11211 111",cuu11 Nonvalk alx
roou24ultlt1211\v.'.:.1-1' reinstluilso hreo
l-L'uunllv converts
.\orWltIk A1111!
1:.41111'11121212.Norwn 11‘.
dill t
.———.~—__..
sun. illlI “001'. Mr.
.\‘
1.1.112-11' \11112lk21S-2111h
l2-Il'\ll’il )llllllli.1wol
l‘tlI I! 12. .121 1.14.17 12111121.
1.. 1“..1412 212:12222 .4'11'1-21 windows in o
r-11111. null Ii '1212-11 and 1le:111ed.lour r00 Y
111-:11'1112221114. 2‘1- 2121_ 2.11211 1'12111211111'1III001'SWAP:
121l-1 \\.~24l1lnzton
.I\I1III'pli l 1.1) W I‘ILCD. jyifiii
11‘2\l.l‘ 11.21 2.1 12211411. 221'1211' Istroet. A
Itli .1'..'1 \v1\\1:n. No. 2.21:21241-1212I3'mii-l
lent 1111111125122.
1'.'1111.
UIIII 211mm» .\.. :: lleurr street. rent :7:
lit '1‘-2 21114. \-.2 :olluv street. ”2111.38:de
I‘m-'1' 11.121 2-1 h 12241- .\Io..:1 1112.41 avenue. East
. 2.121 4iv "2221412111 low. [Missession at
11111-2 13'21111 2 .I \l 'illl LAY "1032'. 01‘ \\.
'ltlt \12IS'. 1.41 1111-12121). l-':14t \‘orwalk.
H _ .-._ . _--..L.L..-.’:Ilt__
.‘I'ZIH 121111114. 1121152. \21 l'llurbunk street.
11211111111 .1 '1 121-4111”! 41111-11
”iii
1112121 22:11:22,111“: or witho
‘ 11 121-21. 2.22.4 and privilege oi
.2112 \1111 1;: l b- I 1: hit 14' 21111111- accumula-
21.1.2121142 Mk4: 1.1 .\l l 111.11. .“(1tseonti'ler-
:.'1 2- ‘ jstw
l\1\27111114.llv2-oullt4l llooi'.1'.t "l Leonv
I‘ ..121 4121-11. Inquire I I .‘t'l‘ I‘ 1’“
8H1
.2_.- 1122 1 Joint: ml 21v.e111111
S11 ll 1".
1121112'22l.
1 1211111
\|1~
1 ‘.I. \llh. 1N Quintnrd
1.12
"!1\\.I 1 .~.. .12. 1.111. 1- 1 1.111111 \311'4l1imzton street
. 1111 Halli-41d 12v1'112121-.p2r4lolllcebuilt‘liiit...
. 21 ~: 12:54.. :1 1111- 2.2112211112111'ttn11nt in 41mm
121: :l21122,;. 111111-111 I"! 41272111 Tami rent $111.
11-:‘1-21112"I11Il.21'4inquire. 111 ollicc 0 “El 1111
'1.\l:1‘11.,.~1 bushinclon street. nilotf
:11; 1121.1' 1‘211-2'2121224 Port Point street.
1. 1111141 floor N12.u1\\ood\\.1rtl 11W-
.‘\12[2lv to E. WARD.
1.21
WANTED.
11.111114 housekeeper or nurse tofu-
1212221 1.1221' In 1111.1 tor-1111 1: 1n them it-
. 1. 12 1.1141 1.11'1-2-1‘ milk and butter. d-
112.--4 . :1 1122 12!:11111 41111111. South horwnlk.
5111111
‘II'ASHEXH --2' 2 '111lo. t‘.1llonornd~
. 12211-4 .llllS ‘ 121.121: 111-1111111411. 35
S71...:7 :1111111:-. 12 1'\' ' leRt
'3‘112'222..12224-12:.4i\rim-1114'.pleisrntlysitn-
- 21- 21 1.22112121; 4l2.41-2v1211'r122ouglito par
:22.- 2 :2- 1.1 11S '1\ \.lil-'; \1\.\'. Saugntnek.
t M212. it If
iI)‘ IIIS'IIII'H-
l1 1"“ 1k..-,zij{u_‘
-1'1‘22111 11211114111121 room-1
Address. I) ).
1".) :it
2'1 22,:1-4t::blisiunenl.;\'o. -1
"2I2-11I-III 471:111. 1'221'11111' of South Main
'27 1» 2 2 (1'1.- 1.11.4. .412111l2\1'1rwa|k.
1 1112 '221 21- 41 1 1 1122171 1'.'11211 lumetothe 1'1t1zens
21‘. 4.111li1 .\211\\'. .i . .\2>r2\.'.ik illilI vicinity lh‘tt
" 2 li4l22-1l ourse‘. .14 in the.
..22d 2l2-::11212-_" 221141121143. and: 1'11- now
--l t-2ul2-..ll L22 1421' 1111211111121111111110-
122 1121- \.-- 1'1 12-42 2.' ---.2-1l 1221211121111. Ladies‘
'l111' 21.1«1' up 121' apart. cloaks.
' :4'. etc.. ribbons.
r21 cover-1. 11111 filers.
4b 2114 '.also {11111119111
122-2111111211111s namients
2d 1121- 4:41-21 in the best man-
1- 2Iil-' \S‘S' 1211" if
Illliill: S
1;.
"4. kid 1:! 2\114. kb
1:1.112-1' 1'.~.1111':1l'.
tit-2'. (. lit I I
FOR SALE.
Vll‘ l’i-i -.‘ll 2‘ \l -1 th. 1usaml pounds. excel-,
I11!” I2 ‘
$111."; \‘2
Apply ..1 3.21:2
9.1211221221141124. in quantities to
's'II‘lI'II- 1 22'11 the whole I)I cheap.
12'19tf
ll 21'141 lulsim“
,‘l\l'. 2- . on in D141 \or-
e. 2 k:1l\'.'- i=;_1 ' ho seard gr- 1111 41111299111
the l. 11121121211211 41221'111111 11.121 12l1111ts.ctc.
\221-21-22 21w 1' 1'12‘ llieliallt 1111.1".11 b1l1)tll‘i"l~
'4- 1'21'4111111. 11211111211121 L115. .31. MCKAY.
jsztt
'1' ‘. ~12: thy-2 ll 121 using Roebuck‘s wea-
112212 ~12':12 l! 2 112111111111111'1211m1u4 1110121
12.12'112 21 anv 2211121'2 121akc.\\11 have it.
with \1 l1 1?. \1.U\\ Alli" (10.. 4'3
14 1'1 if
1"
Hill III
.1 villil \I2;.12 4212-:
2:1 .222 1.‘-1112111'211111 .ivenuo
' .. 2211111111141 terms Inquire
. l7I\II\1Iml).11 (-1' 21'1- street. South
”‘9."
FOR SALE OR TO LET.
'l'l‘t’ 2. \.>"'1 TlillllS. (.‘o.toge.61r101fl'it.11t
. .1 11 1.~.:.2 the4111111111.S7permonth.
:aiIIl 4. 2221 :12 2:1.222111entofunpermonth
' - : l12- 1411211121 l 2t 511x101) feet.
2112': ti. [11 '411111.ll amounts
111‘ SHX HILL LAND
2lm Robert’s. ltovvavtou. or
t .i t.‘22.. Clothiers. South
0111211
.-.. ... ,L... ===
M ISCELLANEOUS.
1111.4..1 l ll’ll.\'1.. \'.'1\‘vistbeti1uc tor-lip.
\‘ 11.1 :2 Hub-1's taken at Millers
'422.21'2 2p 2 :1 brook S‘lrm‘I. Norwnlk
2222222: 21 22112-12112112'41112v. Friday and Sat~
l‘ .1211112 11111 11212111
FIVE I‘MLLS AMFLE.
But the' town Tax May bcII Eight Mills Because
_ ' ol Bonn 165.2
A 1121111 111:;1'1 . 121' live mills will be
\.
Ii
'41 4
' 11;:1blc this year [22: the towns expenses,
:.'.:1d will aim parity provide for the
2;}213'1211 111 of ab 22.11 $201100 handed down
12.11211 llf‘Wbt'ltll‘tI oi selet'tmcn by the
12.11 12.1I. .
An important matter has arisen.
Ilil‘.\'1'\'t‘1‘.llt the matter of old soldiers'
claims for bounty money, now being
pushed against the town by Attorney
George A. 111 luncckcr and Justice
George D. Keck-1'. whit-‘21,.if proveu', will
'11!
'Itlrzuv about 3.13.001) out of the town
treasury and will take at least three
additional mills to meet the drain, mak-
ing an eight-mill ta: necessary.
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