" " ' ' ''' ' " """ ' ' ' •- ; ,/'• ' „ ........... , a v^v . v^V'VvAV-^f "" V, -.Jv -v • v:4 »';>s4- • \ ,:S' n _ • ; ^ ESTABLISHED 1800 All Enterprising Republican Journal, especially devoted to Local News and Interests. TWO DOLLARS A YEAR VOLUME LXXXIX. NORWALK, CONN., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1889. NUMBER 4D. Chief Lockwood, accompanied by Bur­ The First Congregational church has Artist Whitney, when he was the town's , Ladies' entertainment, at the Methodist James Henry !;Hoyt has purchase the gess Sloan, raided a barn on Hoyt street Water street liquor store of Alonzo Kelly, extended a unanimous call to Rev. Dr. only photographer, took a small card chvrch, this Wednesday evening. Norwalk Gazette. last Sunday where a gang of boys were in with whom he has for some years been Noble, of Washington, to become its picture of Connecticut's venerable and For the first time in its history, tlio Yale the habit of playing cards. As the offi­ connected. "Hen" has a host of friends TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. pastor, at a salary of $3,000 per year and devout Bishop Williams. He has just had Law school now numbers among its pupils cials approached the barn, the young in town and it is not likely that the busi­ Two Dollars per year, in advance parsonage. this photograph enlarged to a superb an Indian. He is an educated fellow, and gamblers made rediculoue efforts to escape ness will retrograde under his proprietor­ RATES FOR ADVERTISING AND JOB PRINTING crayon picture of wonderful fidelity to the is apparently a bright scholar. Among The slums of New York gave Congress without exposing their identity, but it was ship. Furnished on application at the Office. living original. the students who have entered the school and American politics John Morrissey, of no use and the name of each boy was Ordinary and transient ad vs., 1 inch, 1 week, $1.00 Miss Kitty Hoyt, daughter of Mr. this term, is au Italian, the first of the sons Seth Twambley, the engineer of the Each subsequent insertion, up to 4 times, .50 will the slums of Boston give tliem John taken for future reference as he jumped . Half incn, half of above rates. Gould Hoyt, and who is a student at the of sunny Italy to enter this institution. wrecked train on the Rock Island road, One column, ordinary adv., one time, - 15.00 L. Sullivan ? In other words, will the from the loft. They were kids averring One column, reading matter, one time, 25.00 Oswego Normal School, has been serious­ His name is Signor Paul Russo, and he confesses that he was drunk. Here is a Democratic party repeat itself ? about 15 years of age, and well connected. LOCALS in reading matter columns, per line, .20 ly ill there, but is now reported better. has been employed as court interpreter in man destined to imprisonment and dis­ Births, Marriages and Deaths inserted free. Johnny had been carefully raised ; any­ Advertising of Funeral Notices, - - 1.00 Miss Lucy, another daughter, who has New Haven for several year3. It is now currently announced that our grace, not that he was a villain, or had it Liberal terms to yearly and half-yearly advertis­ body could see that. One day he sat upon been quite ill at hei home on Prospect friend Keeler is going to heal his wounds in his heart to do any man harm, or to in­ ers, and ten per cent, discount on all advs. pre­ Thursday morning a tramp picked up paid for three months or over. his father's knee in a crowded street car. avenue, is also convalescent. of defeat for Borough warden, by going jure the people under his carc. He will iu front of the Boston Store, a roll of THE GAZETTE JOB PRINTING DEPARTMENT is A lady entered. "Madame," he said, as in for the presidency of the reorganized be punished, not for murder, but because / equipped with the best facilities for turning out The greatest known depth of the sea is in flannel shirting worth about $15 and First Class Work of every description. All orders he rose to his feet, "take my seat." Fairfield County Bank, in January, and he exercised his legal right to make him­ for Printing, Engraving and Book Binding, execu­ the South Atlantic Ocean, midway between walked off with it. The proprietor was ted promptly, and will be as well ana reasonably The effectiveness of the boomerang as a that Warden Coolidge is to anodyne his self the irresponsible agent of alcohol; in the island of Tristan d'Acunlia and the informed of the matter, and he sent two done as anywhere. weapon of warfare is mnct unmistakably reluctant withdrawal from the mayoralty other words, for being druuk on duty. mouth of the Rio de la Plata. The bottom of the; clerks in pursuit of him. They illustrated when it comes back with such by running next year for State Senator. • •• LOCAL ITEMS. was there reached at depth of 40,236 feet, or captured him in a saloon on Water street, Y. M. C. A. Book Receptions. tremendous force as to knock the throw­ We hope this is true, for all that friend eight and three-quarter miles, exceeding by and with the assistance of Sheriff Toner Danbury fair this week. er so pitifully deep into the soup as it did Coolidge needs to do to make himself the It has been the custom of the Norwalk more than 17,000 feet, the height of Mount he was landed in the lockup. The next Y. M. C. A. to hald an annual book recep­ on Monday. most popular man in this Senatorial dis­ "Joker" Russell is a driver on the horse Everest, the loftiest mountain in the world. morning he was brought before Judge tion for the book reception for the benefit Ben Bechtel, who carried the flag of trict is to induce the rest of the people to railway. A New Haven church entertainment so­ Selleck, and gave his name as John Roe, of the library. As a result of these gath­ Buckingham Post, G. A. R., in the Strat­ view him as he views himself. Col. F. St. John Lockwoodis threatened ciety has brought out an entirely new of West Virginia. He was fined $7 and erings the Y. M. C. A. has now an excel­ ford parade on Thursday, was the color The following statistics respecting Con­ method of mutual introduction. The so­ costs. Having no funds he was sent to lent library of four hundred well selected with pneumonia. bearer in the 72d Pensylvania regiment in necticut will interest readers :—The per­ ciety paid a return visit to another organi­ Bridgeport. books. The third annual will be held on The Episcopal Convention is holding its the war, and a flying shell struck him centage of lands in this state not in farms zation Monday evening, and on the cloth­ Clark University, which was dedicated Tuesday evening, October 15, and all session in New York. down with his colors in his hands. is 2.09; of productive land 53.0; of wood­ ing of each person present was a tag bear­ at Worcester, Mass., on Tuesday, will dif­ friends of the association arc invited to land, 20.8; of productive farm area, 5.3. The South Norwalk post-office is now Henry Russell's song, "A Life on the ing the wearer's name, and all were given fer in important particulars from any attend bringing with them some interest­ The tillage is 30.6; grass lands, 36.3; lighted by electricity. Ocean Wave," has been adopted as the to vnderstand that no introductions were other. It will have no faculty and no set ing book, or, if more convenient, a volun­ woodland, 26.4; unproductive, 6.7. In royal march of Britain's marines. Mr. necessary. curriculum, but individual departments of tary offering of mon«-y for the library can ""flie Y. P. S. C. E. of the Baptist church 1888 there were 18 acres of corn to each Russell resides in London, and is now a instruction and investigation instead. The be deposited in the box at the door. It is will elect officers Friday evening. Mr. George W. Childs is always doing 1,000 acres of land surface, or 5,977 acres; very old man. He is the father of W. some good act. His public spirit is only usual diversion of studies into schools, the aim of the committee in charge to The old "elephant barn" has been torn one acre of wheat to each 1,000 acres of Clark Russell, the sea story writer. equalled by his personal generosity. The under the titles of arts, science, law, and make this reception the beginning of a down and removed to Winnipauk. land surface, or 2,149 acres; and 13 acres series of enjoyable social gatherings to be Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Hall removed to portraits of Grant, Sheridan and Sherman medicine, will be ignored, though the of oats to each 1,000 acres of land surface, studies of all these will be included in the held at intervals^during the season. A A son was born §) Mr. and Mrs. Her­ New York October 1st, and will reside at which he gave to the United States Mili­ or 39,811 acres. The average yield of instruction provided. The main intent pleasing musical and literary programme man Monsell, of Rowayton, Monday. 301 West 57th street. Mr. Hall finds this tary Academy at West Point are admirable corn per acre was 29.7; of wheat, 1.7; of and scc|>e of the university is to furnish will be provided for Tuesday evening.