V. -” \- \ \ \ 'i—‘iiii an'i'iNEn' ' SOUTH NORWALK. DEC. 3. 18.7. NO EXTRA SESSION. (lovorliéi- lion-abut? to Write a Long Letter on tho Shunt. The governor and Mrs. Lounsbury wore due in Hartford at 2:20 o‘clock this ‘A'afternoon to assume their winter‘s ao— journ on Farniington avenue. A friend who has seen something of the governor (or the past week or ten days,‘aaid this morning that his talk had been again~t the extra whom and that his finding would be ut some length, as it would re- view the grade crossing case. How it is to be given t 1 the public he did not know: perhaps to a letter to some first selectmari who has led in the agitation. copies of which would be furnished the press. Upon hlr-l arriml this afternoon It was expected he Wtillltl 1:11 directly to his new home lent 111g his business at the capitol until to-inorrovr Ttii :1 vernor did not arrive on the“ .. :‘30 train. It is said that be has haen Indis~ pose-d since the Not-walk installation and Will not come tip until to moi-row: The railroad commissioners were in waiting to meet him according to his wishes.— Hartford Post. D c 1. THE I‘AILl SE.\TI\I-.‘L. J Thu first number of Till-.1 EVENING SEN TIXEI. will he issued to min-row, about 4 o‘clock. A»: it is so soon to appear and speak for llrr'lf we shall only say that it has met with much encourage ment. and that it will start with bright prospects. THE ll IAII-‘KLl SENTLVEL. “11h this issue bv gins the new form a 1d reduced price of the weekly SENTI REL. The change consists principally in a reduction In size.1 of four columns and lll price Till cents :1 year or ‘3 cents a Copy. The same general features of the piper have been retained. and we think its readers 11'ill find it “’ul‘lh the Intuit-3' ‘ they pay for it. The weekly SEXTlNltl. has continued to increase in circulation until now it probably is as good a newspaper plant of its class as there is in the state. for regular stllwf‘l’llit'rs :lli‘ h' 1!. l‘-’>I i‘illlh‘lll ll' envy :1 iiiwspis-it i'ii l1>t\'c.lli1- the ltailruad Giannini-10mm: than to trust the legislature. ANOTHER SEA CAPTAIN- llo Ala. Puts Into Bfldgoport and has has! Adventuroa. The Bridgeport N. ws is keeping a run of the captains a ho come into that port. Uzi Tuesday it hallo-1e who had saved many liven and for \Vedneaday it caught Captain Pike who commanded the Pro- te'ul when film made her last trip t the Arctic regions in connection with the Greeley party. He was suhj»ci. to the orders of Commander Garlingion ot the regular service. \Vhen the Prim-m reached Nettleton Island Captain Pike pronounced it unsafe to goAfurther on account of ice. Garlmgtun went up on high ground and said he cuuld ave clear water ahead. Captain Pike d-Aubied it. as his whaling experienci- hand taught him to distinguish ice by indications in the air and sky (hrlington accused him of n11 doing his duty by the United States gov ernment which had chartered the Pr-1 lens. and Captain Pikc said all right. he would goahead but it waa dangerous. They moved along. but finally became fast in the ice and the ship was lost. Captain Pike says lliat if he had been ten minutes quicker in trying to escapi— he could have turned the Pruh‘lh around and saved her. As it was he EAST 303W”. Dandelions In full bloom were. piok1d on the farm Sunday. New aiiilea are being driven under the farm bridite. Charles Caska is dangerously ill With paralysis. a on was born to Mr. '& Mrs. WIllIam Blackman Saturday night A Benedict Farm young lady while rvturiiii g lrnm a sociable last Tonia-tiny morning bad the misfortune to lose her Via-it, overboard from 7 the bridge. She says it sank it Wait so heavy. Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Ferris will Celebrate the fifth minim-nary of then marriage at tii- ir lit iii-A on Pleasant Aw. Tuesday ever-Int: next. On Tuesday evening the young people 11t~tt1e Mrllludllsl church hold their liter- ary iiII-l mastoid oi terrain-incur and ll 11 Ill probably be one of the best ever given in this place. A full account tnf it V11“ be given in the E1euingSE‘1TlNEL but that should n 1t prevent you at: I‘lld' mg. ——50 boys wanted tiI-iiiiirriiw to sell [hr Daily Evening S. l'lfllirl. Biirtluflh htnn will be eupl lied by H. C lllosher, Gazette building. Annual Statomont. was “nipped? and lost. He was after wards blamed for lusting the vessel. Sub- place in \Vauhingion. The United States consul at St. John‘s asked Captain Pike to go to \Vashingtnn and give his tenth room. He was quit.1 Willing to go as he desired to exonoraie himself from the blame of losing the Proteus. He Went and his experience of treatment and payment made a lively impression on his mind which lie sums up by sa3ing “they Used me ineati.‘ l l ~All the local and general news in the 2 Daily Pvening Sentinel ‘ ' .\ Font rr1l t‘itr. 1‘harles N. Ruggleu. the 11ell knonn Iproprietor of the luxc-lsior Stables on Middle street. has just added to his es. tablisbiuint a Iie11'f1iiieial car—unort- commonly called a l1ears1 wwhich is one ~ It has ”i the rim-st loud-ages of the kind in the« cit_1'.lt11‘asbiiilt b3 ll‘lit‘ ks & Johnson ‘Uf tliisc 113 11 hose rA putaiion for fine and hourly. and :it the 1-: llIlt‘ lillk‘ baa a large “Elli“? “\"k l‘ “" ll k'm“ 'l throughout tin-tibia tit c iiciilari: ill \\ .~ in the lotion us in the past. :1 clean. out. apok- ii lid -5 ii A lll‘l make it the best possmle i: itdiiiiu l t‘ 1 iiiiiiIiinicatiim‘ -li: ill kta- -p it ‘.\'s; I to I‘ be -'-t11i on tin busini ss and purt hailing iuu rests In tlii ton ii 11 l. r‘li it is pub.i ltslittl. Increase In the I‘ul-Iit' lieht. \\‘.1siii.\'ii'rox. ll. 0.. I’rt‘t'llllit‘l' l.-— Trcasurer Hyatt sins that the debt stalfi- mom to be issued llllrl afternoon 11in- alum an increase of a little more than a million dollars in the public debt. since \111 eiiila r lsl mainly atlrtbulahle.lr1 his opinion to the unusually large disburse- ments for pensions. etc.. during the mom. 1 Straw “at Trade. last month we ventured the assertion that tho announcements made that busi- “use would begin early in November Would be practically realized from two to four weeks later. and such has been the case. Manufacturers of men‘s goods. however. who were early in the iii-lit with samples. brisk business for many Weeks. their prospects seems very encouraging. Some of the producers of ladies‘ goods are a little later than last year. while others have been occupied in a small tray for a month or six weeksfifiut “after Thanksgiving“ is the watchword of those contemplating a large production. and December will be the real beginning of an importance in the quantity of goods made this year. as it is every year.— Haiter and Farrier. The “at Trade. An early trade has its drawbacks as well an Its advantages. “‘htle it starts up the factor-ice with little or no inter- mic-don between trades. there must come alull some time. and it in very likely to come at an inopporiurie moment. The praent trade is an early one and buyers are here at least two weeks in advance of their usual appearance. and the case houses have presented a busy appearance for some time past. The purchases, which are reported as stick to this principle fast start about up to the average amount been as yet largely confined to straw and soft hats. the etifl' batters not. feeling the full effect. of the advance Orders. The business outlook may be aid to be un~ ritually lrilliant, and there is ever w rd toa good year. In not. have been doing quite a. and ’ the Countr). to the me ri t‘1tlll1 built iundertaker and a desiripiiou of which it Ipeared iii the Standard at the time i The firm has spent IIinil_1 e iglii iiioiiilis time to construct the car and as a result l1a1e produced a piece of cork that is Th. 1 1r issiIIiiiui lt‘ iii-sign - i creditable to themselves and pleasing- to . Mr. Ruggles. it is so constructed and provided with new features that it beam a stat 113' appearance in peIfr-tt keeping with a corn e1'ance for the use llllt -.iidcd The car itself is null propm'.tioiied lNoticcable among its new features are 'the trimmings or mountings made ens ‘tll‘t‘ly from desigtiri drawn by the build- Qere. The iiiaasiw ailvcr guard rails. in- ,aide and out. and in fact all the silver ' work In of a rope design. ment of the interior is perfect wood work iii covered with black broad- cloth. There are two sets of draperies. black and white. made from heavy and rich material with extra heavy fringe and tassels and arranged with much care and taste. These draperies are so ar- ranged that they can be easily changed. 2 curtains of black broadcloth trimmed with heavy silk bullion fringo which can be used to hide the contents when res quired. The table of "wear isof mahog- any highly polished and provided with silver plated rollers. The drivers seat Is covered with dead black leather. The corner posts and mantles are carved. The lamps which Were also made from designs drawn by the builders are of the rest of the viork Mr. Ruggles has also provided himself Silver trimmings to match those 011 the car. The turnout r1 tlects much credit. upon the builders. also upon the enter price of Mr. Ruggles who seems deter. mind to keep pace with th~ times audi demands of the Iiublic. —Brldgeport! Standard. » l Athertlao \\' ell. E Advertise well! ‘tia the secret of glory. 2 a:leech ‘ story; advertise well is the lesson they teach. llow have men oompasaed so widen connection. made the world swal- low their nontrumv at will? ‘Tis that by constant and actions reflection, advertise well is the principle still. Advertise sequently the tiarlirigtun enquiry toiilv ii a t‘lIIcago. The arrange- " The . In addition to these are a set of draw‘ best material and in keeping with thel with a new set of harness built by Wilson I it Dorernus for this establishment with 2 ' Everett Hall The annual statement of lilt‘ Houaatom ic railroad company reported to the rail- road commissioners ~huwa the gross ear--~ Inge to be $988.549 6‘3. Including the rental of the Duibiirv and Norwalk branch, the «operating expenses are given 00 w. as $151“ ~3‘3. . Wllh net earnings of ‘, $21“ 267. 40 Passengers carried. 988 895. ‘tnris of freight 453,724 passenger "\llr- lag»- 15.137 2.14 freightutilettge? 1 757. ON. a!!!” Mahmud gunman!» .tc. ANCIRG.—llllss H0“ GUA tern west Walt-es and all Fashionq I annual. clam after till: week will meet on 'l'hllli' evenings. All wishing to join ca 1 at ERMA N] A HALL. from 7 to 8 .5 i it. “7Aflm. AYoung Lady desires a ition as twoor three hours a day w copy P 0. BOX 11?. south Somali D-It-I‘ Plates. The Norwnlk Plate and Plating Compai new manufacturing patcni NAM}: PLATES 5 AND Ornamentals for House Doors This Company make superior door plates all! within the reach of all \‘o residence is complete without the I)“; 3 Wli'n doing your tracing Saturday calland Poultry, Meat d&w Peoples’ Mar CALL AND LOOK AT ms Turkeys and Chi JUST RECEIVED FOR SATURDAYS TRAD coin hen-ayol' 51 Ma 11 Stret.” 'EllllE DRESSED BEEF A SP SIALTY; s and mVeg table: “KINIB. -——- A.R. HTYLE first! @511th r? 3555555955,“ Jacob M. Layton: Real Estate and House Agent. General insurance A geiicy Fire, Life and Accident. ()1 win Steamship T elicits Cabin arid Siccragm Drafts for. one 5: and upwards and Money Orders to all parts of Europe. Notary Public. Acknowledgements Taken. Railroad Tickets. Baxgagc. Checked ’i to Destination. 2 65 “'ai-hington St.I (St :1 door to Post-0mm ) 2 South Not-walk Conn. d w name 11 bother the 011' her or tenant, on the d T our order solicited F. J. DOUGHERTY, Gen’ll-i ‘ P. 0. BOX 71 South talk ,ig'r Metropolitan 11350 OF NEW YORK, 2 Stands at the head of all other indusu’oml‘.‘ . nits in the l niml states- 1min" ll-l clan) Mun“ afn r hi proofs limo l‘M‘t‘ it sent to the humU‘ The two!“ of lltli! company is JOSEPH Lizii'ilt , \E\'|‘ To SExT1\ EFFICE (law 111' ”law If you “ant to loan money' i F A. C 1‘ o I Y l (#1! you want llrt insurance: ‘Wlf 301. ant iil‘c iivslxancc! T“ Let 0" FIII' Sill l W" you want to buy a house! (‘t‘mt‘r Day and Raymond 11qu The financial report to the Massachu- iii-its railroad commission for the fiscal year ending Sept. 30. and also for the previous year. of the Consolidated road 5 c nlatllls these figures: Total Incomi- $1.809 239. last year $7.601.947. net in— Tome 2256 002. last- year. $23333“) .urplus for last 1ear $588 840 surplus Sept. 30 $3. 493. 307 In t year. $3. 263. 4l5 W" you want to sell a btiu-e' ENQUIRE OF (It! you want to hire a lioim' E. A. WOODWB If 31111 wont to burr-111 money! If" 3oI1 want to buy a lllllldlhi: lot' Kr" 3011 it. ant acciili- lll insurance! I?" 31111 tram 3unr re llls‘ Cullt-t‘lt‘tl‘. 1"" you 11am :1 [IAN-[burl to Europe! 13 draun! l 2 —All the local and general news in the Daily E1ening Sentinel. “at-peril for December. 111' the coming December iasue Har- pt r "a Magazine 11 ill excel even the bril- ‘ liaiIt prestige of Its previous t liristutaa number asaliuliday feast 1f entertaining reading and sumptuoua itraii d stories dominates throughout. in a most. attrac tive form. The leading article is a z 1 hllltl'llllltg‘ one on “Old Garden Flowers.‘ 3 vi". \V . lluibidue. of the Dublin Botan- iciiltiardeiis It law ritten in tliedelighb ful spirit of a discipli1 of Flora, telling the bi antics of his beloved friends. and (lint fond description Is enhanced by \Ifi'rAd Parson‘s faithful illustration. . Edi-1' iii A .\l lit-13‘ it share in tht1 banquet is a generous one being a series of ten large illustrations for the exquisite poem by \V. -.\1. Fraud. portraying "The Vicar“ of two generatioiisagn. “Pauline l‘av- iloviia“ is a powerful dramatic poem 111‘ T. B. Aldrich. the scene of which is laid in a Russian masquerade ball. lteinliart illustrated Ilii~ critical points of the plot by t11'o full—page drawings. The most signal feature of the Number is a colored plate of American geiiis. illustrating an important article on 'l‘recious Stones in the United States.’ by George I". Kuuz. This plate is one of the choicest pro lucts l presenting a facsimile In color and size of the most Illustrious gems found in this country—a group of brilliant Colors re- iiiiiring twent3 separate printings. There lt' also a number of black andsw bite :dl‘lnvlllgtl. Mr. llowells‘s farce. ' Five :tl‘clock Tea," is a fresh. sparkling dia- logue of the characters already familiar to the readers of “The Register." “The Elevator.“ "Tho tiairuters.‘ and “The Mouse Trap.“ and is illustrated by Rein hurt. The usual variety of attractions in the departments assumes a bountenuu holiday character. The Easy Chair and Editor‘s Study are dressed Iii anew auit l 2 of larger type. like the body of the maga- . ztlle. 1 Mr. Curtia are an extremely pleasing dia~ The Christmas Reminiscence of course. Mr. How ella continues his dis ciissions upon the crit‘riou of true liter- ature. Mr. \Varner oll‘urs some quaint suggestions concerning Christmas at~5 motions in the rich. l‘he Drawer con. tains also a long contribution from Mark have This of the names that are famous in2'l‘1viiin in the form of " 'A Petition to the ant a humorous il Drama by Queen of Engl..“1nd lustratcd musical —All the local and general news in the Daily Evening Sentinel. Illustrations. 5 -l‘.1'iAI‘3' article and story is complete in} Itself. and there ls‘ :I profusion of illns? The ( bristmas idia pre-' of lithographic art ever accomplished. 5 “OR“ [TH younarit-ilctds the. carefu 2 1‘.ll:§:(:l‘!. F rail. 2R1. AYIA‘lni & “BLDEV‘ For Sale ela Estate ant; Insurance Eveliange Mllll‘y minim: BUILDING its 55 55 5., “M5... s... “12:22:23.“ 2... _. 2 l‘:.: .‘V 0011111111. 2 E Shuts ""d _:§’wfi-_..:‘ '1 spam; _ ‘””"‘”'“ M 2 i . _ ._._ 3--- ;sp;.... ‘a'eEfllS 1121 81122:; i . or .._.. RED fllNllEllWlAll. l REDL‘CED FRO $21.75 22$ .23. 20. H. HARVEY Would most r1 spit lfully mute the attention of the public to our of the Best and Cheapest Line of Goods Ivor Offered. BEING SELECTED WITH CARE AND STRICTLY BOUGHT FOR CASH AT LARGE DISCOUNT, AND l Greatest Bargain eii Olferei! E‘ififidfifi?‘ HEA LTlI &- 001 FORT ! :MCEWEN mTLl E—v Goods Before Buy- lug Elsewhere. www— THE BARGAINS. YES! Da'V' Come and Examine the. CODE ONE COME ALL AND SECURE glaflu’ug aqd imislfingss w E. YE IT IS A FA THAT THE OLD AND RELIABLI LllTIlIE Is sniuso 0\’ERCOA;I‘S AT Half- Pri COME AND SE 20ne Week 0 d&w Juanita". iuuiiui Hu ii__l2__ BI: nail ext “mill ti-hl \ We have thin year an an hand-omeiydisdxned art at very low prices. Parlor Suits. Baa vans and odd (‘ c. HIIARVEY, I2 Main Street. dttw HATTER .15.. W iisliiiigtiii St llllBBlllS! " waking Edward ' ALL 222—11123, ’PHflTflSEAPHS? Lowest Prices 1 1w...;.:;::5mp lTho Bestfi; _ .55-.. she Least Money NORTH Photo. Rooms. All" the great danger is said to be in over~ production in anticipation of an extra demand. The manufacturing facilities at the preaeat time are no great that It must be 5a phenomenal demand that would oven tax them. Business is neveraogood and prices to satisfactory as when the supply and demand are nearly equal; and it is to be hoped hat the anticipation of a good trade viii not be ovor~discounted 03 a lame production—Hatter and Fun rier. Lily aad —l-‘reddle In New Haven. The Union depot' in New Haven was graced llonday by the presence of the (amountellitgl‘reddie Gohhardt. The Ltlv looked too sweet for anything. as. attired in aneat brown traveling coat- uine. with a long aaeque, which showed :13 her exquisite form in flue style, the , promenaded the platform with Freddie, the cyoornre of alley“. The pair at~ named considerable attention from the Ra W W h “dicta“. _Ataaptoialtovni meeting in Kiddie- well! you will never repent it; unthing more wine can a business man do. Stick to this motto. and never forget it; adver- tise well. it will pull you safe through. Advertise well; do not think what‘twill cost you. publishora‘ hills are but friends in disguise. How do you know what your caution has lost you? Would you he wealthy. you must advertise. Advertise well! though business be waning; thoae who spend fr'eeat must win in the end. Up and be dotngl no need for complain- ing; act for youraelf, and be your own friend. Advertise wall! all lanes have a turning; nothing pays better than paper and ink. Thousands who daily this mot- to an apuruing. find that it hringa them to bankruptcy’a brink—Yonkers Gazette. ‘ —Advertiae in the Daily Evening Sen. tinel. __ m__ A Sonatina “an Would use Kamp’a Balsam for the Throat and Lungs. It is during more ouu of Coughs, Colds. Authma. Bron- chitis, Groupand all Throat and Lung Troublea, any other medicine. The wJar §rilr and g0 33ml. RNISHKD moms to rent to respectable. mica. , in nut-class neighborhood. liiquircsasza this' Fl} office. [“11 I). L. Burbank Place. House contains 10 rooms start immediately. Inquire of Tat 1.03 1h Gouns. Real Evan: and narrative Washington street. 8&2. W0 NEW STORES on the first floor. auda‘N‘ew tenant 1011 the second liner in Ferris‘ s build- in: opposite rien Depot. Rent or each are (5) dollar: per month. Inquire. of John leqor Staph on Hoyt. ticket agent at the DarlauDe Demo: on Lon-er Mala St Rent lo1v.I’ossco- OR a term of three years run 01.!) coasu PAC roar. Corner Water and Elisabeth Streets. Winn March 121.1388 ROTH Jr. GOLDSGIDSIOIDT. South Norwalk. ‘0 Link—THE ROOM ON RAILROAD WSQIImMn trig the errrsxnulllce. well ad’ orally light hnalneoa. Plate front, heated byvt vteamandfurniahvdin ow Applyat addict. “WEI. OFFICE. A COHHODIOUS rattle-am on Elmvrood ave. coil talnliig all the modern improvement; with a Whoa anand stable on the pruni similar home on Ellaahcth Inuit. contai ritual city conveniences Eaanlm& TAYLOR a mam-.n‘ua 1:.m' son the —lllrs. “’m. B. Snyder. Metaphysiiiai or Mental Healer VBOUT .1 shut: to «trump Jim.“ at Will be in Temple of Honor Boon“. Clark to y” ‘ vialt. ‘hua can a ‘ &l.a - In it. i summation-wan: . P.“ ..’°“ Clark ‘3 Lane's Bleak, on midi-$31.11 "Eric” .0! each week Noam “‘ ”‘2“ it 1-" QM“ ‘ wanna: Oat. '5. fish‘s doriaa 11:13:; orceat eta ml “l 9.12111 EN ms- d‘h“ MAIN STREET. dwgcnull;.m c entinsly with drugs. "9 EV as it is by the exercise of hnghlghmtlwial Pouota STORE, that relief is given 5?an adios District of Not-walk as: Probate Court, November 29th A. D. 1887. Whereas. application has been madeto this main to. limitation Frets. . and f‘ tallyin- Med oncchournlomltauJ tolliun. mun Thou: who are stint-ring and not receiving relief under other methods of treatment should go to In. S..andnotonlygetltealed but iearnthevray to re~ Co 1111;“ pow W gWalnut. Oak,-ClIer 2 ' Antique t :Al VBEY LUW Sensible 25214 i ; \ou will and oncol't*t ful Bolidav Present: at ( DOWN \‘Ell all MA“: .5 Fliflllfll ESTA . 449—451 in on, Mn “to! non in. Mind in lh‘ will convince you that Weston bonito! the largest furniture Bpeelally fartke thautcanbeifnundln this or any and anti-luv 211111121 85 15 441mm in: for administration of the estate of HARGARET CARLIN. late of liar-walk said Dittrict. deceaednh 7115 NA T101!“ mum-mt THISKIM l0P OINTMENT chomp. That said application he heard and de- tauiinod at the Probate om . on th 1th day at December. 1881. at. 9 o‘clock. forenoon; and that notice the motile gtvvn to all permits la~ invested that-trio by publbhlng this order in a news- paper having a circulation“ law said District at lanai d heron naidda W A" LEAD. WOOD¥ARE Judge. District of Norwalk an: Probate Court. November 18111. A. D., 1887. 311nm! mm Stunt. late or Norwalk, lavaldnlvtrl TitaOoIIrtot torment-metal Nanak hathliultntlandlnowedllx month-nominating w tho auditor- of raid state to ex formulae". Thu-madam aw mm 13115-115- , nouns. 5% F “i” BRIDE-m ESE SALE lt‘n human“! famtu r IWNMIIIEIW mmmmkt ”an. ataxia rmflmfim u l l'uder lahaekenio Ht sorrit xoawufi ‘
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