Evening sentinel, Saturday, December 3, 1887 · page 3

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JI‘H SENTIN El.

1‘ sous-ii soawana. one 3. last. i-
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llr. and Ir- Thomas Wood I'lll Is to
brats their crystal wedding on the- ISN-
iuat. - _._-._ V

George E. Simpson. 1st Saga-II, m l
Co. D. N I‘ \I-ll-ied In his homv Iritii I ;
3 severe cold. .--.

La: in: up boati- seems to he 1".“ “It"! I 1

2)! the day -n the east Inde- cf ih» hail-u-

' . iust at press-III ..
T A portable photogriiphi‘ building In“ .
“—‘m erected on the In: ea~t I I [IV LI-
.oeary hiiilding.

A tonsorial artist Within a h‘ock III III.
B.\TI.\EI. “Rice is to be [untried oiI :
ShriI-Imas day

'0.” (In: I‘Iizvr is having a mum IIII; u-
I In- l‘m-pect Hill, and “Ill lllllit

.I-diIIII- ly

-- "Shenandoah"
iimls of milk l.\-I
.Itoiiit‘ [Illrl‘M-l.

.25;

‘ harm”

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a“!
910.

took down Iig! I
liiklit lwr
3x“
Au 7 ‘
3° 0' TI~~ Hunt IicI-II Ix Norwalk \'
l o. I Ive InI‘rI-as’rd their stock ti“ “"0 '
‘ rIi] a new prI'IpI- -Ilnr.

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ne‘emtwrance
f l’ h‘lu \lIIndsy. lrlv-i‘.

Ch, Silver Stream Lodge. 1. I). II. T .
S‘ypbhold :m m III-r ruppvl’ at the ‘I.-mp. IIII. . :
TIJiI‘furiu rooms thI-si sI ”IIIIIII \Ieek III .l mu

:leri ”F
‘ \\. \Y. [Motley the song Irinig-I-II-L
L“ will be With the psi-tor of "w litip'l.‘
v chinch Io~morruw in all the social en
vicve.
James llvatlt has n -opI neIl I‘ Implu I?»
f“ restaurant on \\ ssliingtuu sum-I. \lr
Hyatt was formerly I IIuII II-Il “:le III
same restaurant.

:1"th I

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S Bailey “Ill commence a Iv». II“
I‘ampiign in livunng II: .
22th.

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Sunday sen iI es in do I‘Iixt Arr. M. I)
hutch. preaching by (III II- I. Mr. ll-u».
8“10.30 :.I m. and I p. m. SunIlII III-II...
“ ““12. I!) In. Strangen nluaya IvI-le. In

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.\ number of the pill-3w St’llik l Irm‘lv
:rs have Izmiv to Standard line all. r

h? noon to attend :I lecture on sch” .l Y-“l"

iecta by Supt. t‘r-Nliy of “'aterI-ur) .

0k

Lara-t spring the burn on I ~-
egn.
All I are In East .\ Irvi'alk III ‘tuplml I- -_I \\ Illl~
‘Ug‘ll burned to tlII- ground and .I :I \\
l The llias just been eh I‘tIIl sin II- I eaiiir
Inou Cot
veuiug ia
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‘II III ~

E. \V. II liIitlI-r.
The “niece of W. K llI‘EwI-u.
W. K BII‘EWI- I) win» i-I gradually
ring from her lung and sI-rI-Iu>

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Prayer

Ilium l‘srring'uu having Illup.;.dI
venue l

I property -n Yuri ZIIIJI avenue, II ‘
place of
II No ruralk. has rInIId a II -u-I‘ :II
Txe ‘.‘lavrri .‘I. \ . where he Ili!‘ ads I‘
The sen until spring.

gheTI-Inpi .
pi.“ Io-t and Mrs “iluam lli lsIlIIn “II!

III "mate the 25m annive ram - f IIII- -II
age lit a silI er wedding at Ilir‘lr
Indward ‘ce Eliz Il-eth stree t W t ~:d .Isda}

“W": Dec IiIh.
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’I.. who has III-en at K
the rust two months.;
the construction of an
. has returned home. (he ;

to? and twenty Volumes II!

n" Inks. hist nry. travel and III
I ave been received at the ~I‘Iioul
e l’lm. I‘rauslui street school.

and will '
, h PM 1y lonvwnext Week. ‘
... 'v t‘oun tor

“i 5, o'clmesso} Iharles L. t louet of I ram-I
fi he I ongrv gatioI I: sts I »
Wm. l'wéofl Ix. and a collection Will
5“ ldlUK In f l’ "'3' all of the cause to lie prIL
4“? ich will be u« , ‘ .
‘3, gain; business a . ret operatitii, It.
., the addition to S. [1
*3 Che schooner - stahle is being pushed petent hands.
(.. >‘ 6"” ‘h‘ltt‘d I I the addition is complet-
fl .tch "all?" C Ltfir. (Ire-gun II stable not
9 l in our harbor ft lete but very Ionvenient.‘- “Nymng.
t? The Bat Ave. “1““? willennsult m”wite‘ling speech \lr. Bailey also spoke ~
; .3" WIN?“ and I“ill see that they II Ill be

Iii-narrow evenini' having their advertis
will be assisted byery day. The rates sre~
Bridgeport. daily cost for yearly ad
The remains" of manual.
“‘1: 22"“ :I “‘2“, er s Iii-o little gins were
'" ta en llain street last evening
“:‘hmmnl‘n‘ on ‘iivn but no damage was
t e "n ”nun promptly got the horse
An 9'92!" .0“. drove on their way as

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seated to every mmumd'

3 mad concert at J Baptist church as usual.

l? Room \V-‘dneadly- and evening Subjecti

I values at-lOcent-s. urse “Abouuding but

“in: discourse “In.
$gmalifid’“ choice of Christ.“
rifl'll Wed Illollovred by brief song
telephoned wallet-r.
phoned back that “running at the First
all fines and casual members vrill bs rc-
hold him. burch and the new

'M Mr. Tonic,» «tattered, III the eve-
(kind ioalaras aqum' Whject will I~ ,
Igof Ibe‘I. ECU!" 1‘9 I-randeur and:
i m! afternoon. .
M up the hall to uaddition to the “ar-
‘0 young incrlr finished. '11.. .d-
‘ “:0" _tbrce stores. two of
Tho attendance taken one by Mus

m ”mud" Irill start a fancy
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L, l‘s'l‘lt 11

their elect-on 0! III“: -‘I- I~ III) Monday e'e
innit.

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a In New Y -ra.

ginkrii up iiIeu IMIII “II'

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I‘IIIIIII. wa lltl‘ i'lly.

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ini- name! to!
Ginis~ i'l‘t.r mo.- Cu,

\IIII~G MIC. . ‘Gei GIN“, L
1' R H \i-Ile-i‘s.

Dougl-si FIIWIIIVPI‘ G. A. K. hiilII

MI»

. 1 row ior a
‘ .... II' about Christ-

There wul in» I
gold w ala‘ll iII Dari
A laige lil’lt‘k .IiIiIiiuII has been added
IuIlII- Old Will ie~t4uraut for I‘I-okiug
purpue- e. .
Mn. “‘in. 5 AIII- iII-II III Ihls City
"I" I-priui I‘ulldl.‘ IIIIII her e-II. George.

Frank Petty alII II-mly of P‘Illzadt‘l-
plug IIIvI- IIII-vI-II In tiII (‘in and him.
an Marshall St.

virnied his More In
‘e‘I I‘IMI I-l paint
. 1‘ apprarulitk‘.

II. H. [it-y Ina
Easel. NI" Walk I
which add: great y

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Mrs. Henry limp Ill I Inn-lined III
iII-r III-If Willi IieiYI-u- prI-stllIl-Ili. Caused
by the ow her inhhuul ii who" turn
Engu.

C-I. ll I~ In hIiIII II eerie-I of srl‘lnlllt‘s
[hill win'I-rni llh’ IiiiiiI-iy. the
wind: will he [It'lt‘ no the evening I)!
l)l ‘ .‘22.

. abilities are

fits! iil ‘

wt" ‘1‘ WILSON POINT.

John V-II’I-o . who hm on Monroe
street. was killed III Wilson Point. about
hair pant riI-vo-II this morning. while
cuupling the caboose on the freight It‘ll".
HI.- was caught between the couplings
and his and, was crushed. He was
brought iIiIiiiediaIely to his home. and
rxpll’tld II luv minutes after he reached
It. Mr. \‘ ITS“!!! Iii-Is unmarried. 28 years
um. and had been on the road about two
years, II- was born iuKeIit. Here-
‘Idt‘d ruin his brother in law. Harry
Pickering.

[:NTER'I' \I\\l['.\'l\.

“Keep II Dark" u- a wry Iunny play
Julia WiIa-Iii. who was such a favorite
m "Joan WIuicumb,“ will play one of
Iho- eadinp. characters. Tickets III
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.‘IIrs. Inch. uho Is to read at SIud~
wells music rooms III-xi Wednesday
vvening, rI-er-IvI-d from the Brooklyn
Eugleihe following h-ghlv complimen-
Inl‘y notice: "Mrs. L-sch‘s elocutionary
admirable. her literiiry se-
lections superb, her style of rendition
Inimitable uliile shi- lI-IIIls it preposses
sing appearance no the dime. "

 

lulu-l 'l‘ui kcr‘ a Last Night.
This owning the Emrl Tucker Com

 

pauy IvI-l finish II very successful week‘s
engagement at Music "all. Last night:

 

The-t hark Ianrk no the stand pipe for
the or II «at- r I "III is being pushed and
I (Ullsrlllilall Il riigim- s a Ill soon he able
l\| Iiinvi' III-Iii the tank.

James \\'IierlI-I \IIII- fell from .\ VII-
f:II~iI-ry vii Tu~~~day ttint‘liltig. “as

t-- IlII-.-~ tunnel! this iii-irIl’Ing'
tir~l time IIII-I- the acctdI-III.

IMIII’
tor Ili~

-.\dvvrti.~e In ”I? ”My Evening Sen.‘
Ilnrn

.‘llrs‘ I. 2.1.!» T vl.I~~ .IIIII .\l 2‘» MnIII- I‘rus
li.i\I-
State N- riiml NI‘IHIIII. :IltI-I spending (3:01!

rhfll'ksfiiVIl-u \'2|I'Ill‘ll \“llll IliI-ir liar-

I‘lllxn.

l‘llv‘ ‘Q'.lt'-I'is‘[ I: {an l'I-irsun.
lumiu-y fur El .t.~II .\' Huh-y. \\'lillP liziul-

II- II- I‘- "j I-iiIII II il \li~<l. :2’. I- ”alli-
ilII II ha III I I the boron; II or re InarrII l

I'lllT'llll’SIl‘a.‘ I-vInInI: .it the Yl‘O‘SlIlI‘III'

of \\‘alrI-I Irwin." The liriIlI- was the re~ ;
:I‘I‘Iph'lll of many luautiful :ind \‘aiuahle

pr sI'liIS.

rI-Iurnnl In III.-i
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With.

.mi-oa'rm 1‘0 Imam.

l'lis Baprsns Courtotltrrora Dscldoa In
Favor 0! l‘. I. Knapp.

In the case III Fred M. Kn Ipp against
the Connecticut State Flh‘meli‘e A-Ioclo
anon. the Supreme Court of Errors
nan-led down Its decision yeIt—rIIsy In
hivor of Mr Knapp. The case is of more
than local Iute'reet. and is of special in:
porIaIIoe to firemen throughout ‘2)"
tire slnlt‘.

Two years ago last April.
was acting as assistant engineer of
the (3in fire department. He had also
been I chart" member (if the Old “'ell
Hook and Ladder Company since its or-
ganisation in 1874, and had continued
the payment at fees. rims and lines as
other members Were required to do.
He had not joined the Suite Firenieu‘e
Annotation as an assistant engineer, but ‘
the Old Well Company was a regular
member of the artsuclfllltlu.

At the tire in the Taylor block in
April. 1888. Mr. Knapp. while acting as
assistant engineer, was seriuu~ly injuled I
III falling 26 lest mm a stone areawny. 3
mm which Chief Engineer McGowan ,
had fallen just before him. I

Previous to their injury the Legielir

Mr. Knapp

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EturI- bad passrd an act appropriating:

$5.000 annually as a tin-men's relief,
fund for the benefit of firemen injured ;
in the line of lire duty. and of the wid

own» and children of firemen killed in;

In “LI-nil." III the :Iiliclnauin of the aci ;ths discharge of their duty. The!
In whlt‘ll "I. ah“ curses “Rudolph “ II Lear elalul‘t‘ also provided that the'
loud cul “as made for Mom Tucker tI-Itund should be used in such manner»

l‘tlllll‘ be fore [llr' curtain.
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sue IIIIII tainted Just as the curtain drop-
IeII. She, however. appeared in the laaI
not. and was warmly greeted. She is
an actress Inf strong emotional powers.
“Hill is well ntllilhll’h‘d. The play for this
t‘\‘t‘nllIL' is “l._\'ii\\‘ood." one of the best III .
llI‘I‘ ri-pertulro‘.

.\ 'I'i-iisiiiii (‘lnliii l‘rI-iuptly l'alIl.
Mary. of “Neil Hill, \\‘a\
unwind ii pI-Ihioii of $13 a mouth. Thins~
lav aft-Timon. D l‘ Morn-ll
her application I i “'Ihliington on UN
and live. Isl. forty-five days from
III-III time. she rI-I‘ItivI-d notice. that her:

wiIlI I“~

sent

I71.

an: “”0“-“ lllr' dour. I‘ailzl-l lII'l' )‘I‘l‘l ‘ I‘laiin had III-vii granted. It was a vI-rv:
lirlfi’Iw-t; III- \‘I'\~ l .qul the pier and I-IImmpr sI-ulI-iuunt - :
vruulI-wl II. V
l‘liyairlaih .‘III\[ Report Contagious (‘IIsI-a."
. “'lIilI- Find. lI- t!~ \\‘.I.~‘ “with: ”I" The Supreme ("Illll has Just rendered 1
Hour In that I fii ’t‘ In! III—I'vl. h" “-14 I decision In the I‘IIw of Dr. \Vordiu of
III~IIII4ITI2III19II I'I Ilai‘ Li“l‘i“"“ “f u"? liriilgvpnrt. II‘lIIi reluieIl to n port :I I‘asr
pre». FHA-i .I.I--\‘. l lull”! ”I“ I'M" l'l“ .tlf I‘-IiIIIgIIiu.~x Iii-cehe to the board of
III- \\I'-|.I.«l lI‘I.‘.I~ Ili- l"|‘l U’ In“ “’I.? 7- ht‘hlxh. lIir \\‘lilI‘li llI‘ was llIII‘Il *5 by Illi-

I'IIy I‘uurt. The Supreme I‘Iuirt (‘I‘Il
Iiruisthv I‘IIIIsIIIIIIIIuIalIIy of the Luv and
decides the tim- wus properly imposed.

. Fire In Darin-Ii.
At iiliI-u' ten o'clock last night the
house III DiriI-n known as ‘ Nora s‘ was

The In. “I.” l'“ n I “‘I.. 1......“ ‘ 11 mg} hurnI II II- the ground and the Ut‘t‘llplllll‘

II ian r II I boys “I III III“ Wink and cut
IIIIII burned the llllslli’.‘ out I f the swamp
IIIIIIA Iiii the farm last night. “lilt‘ll “Ill
maki- them a good skating plate “ her]
i'. {rm 2 a our

The If an r p [\I’s‘ III row the I hunIIi-l at
\\ unlimgtuu v-tr-et bridge we I» laid on

Thurulny night. when work was IlisI‘on-’

Imuul on them until the tide I nine! [in--

e pecta to bstkse in the l‘ iily Evening Sen. viable which will In tho inidnl. ol‘next tntta entitled "New Years le-“I- by u“. ,
‘ being the court I t final resort. the case '

IIeI II. VI lien [llt' last Ionnm‘tlou will he

I III Mb.

The Show I. [Ir prrI-ss that leaves!
going west. when
passing an extra freight last night. be
tween larvhmnut and Mamnronvck was
‘Irlll I: III 3 pruja I‘t n: titular and had
tl.-rI~I of ‘hl‘ l-Irge pinh- glms Window:

brIIkI-n

-—.\-IvI-rti.~e in the Duly Evening Sen-
tinel. ..
llallock starts this I‘Tt‘n‘

mg for L In Angehn (LIL.
iend~ In \pIuIII the winter

I ie-Ilrfii' \‘l.

Mr.

lTlie lire is thought to he the work of an

barely escaped With Iliell‘ lives Those

Iwcupi ing III - home have for some tiuiI-

been obnoxious to the (‘uiniiiuuity and It .
is understood they had “9““ Warm-d out

Incendiary. The r llr‘CllIlll of It was
plainly seen in this lt)\\"l.

A I'antatta “N's“ \'ears the.“
lvh ear~al~ are in progn- as for III‘IIII l
t Iingregatinual people which VI ill be pre-
sented at MusiI llall some evening dur-
In: the holiday flr‘a‘Iilt It is to be under ‘
the direction of SII-pheu\ Match. and
Miss Amelia Orllt‘h Ivill preside at the
piano.
dncI-d Into the cantatta and the enter—

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' iiI tiun against the :imiI I :ItiIIu

= Hall. who gave judgment for Mr. Knapp

This she use and in such some as the Suite Fin men‘ s

‘ iiiinhle in III‘. and it was announced that ~ Aasocialion should by its bylaws pro~ ‘

IIde. The State Assocuitlon then pro—,
vided Ihat engineers. assistsnhengimers '
and tire companies shinild betoine meni~
hers of the arm-oration and pay to it

'I‘eriain fees and does III-{ore they could ,

receive the benefits of the fund provided 3

i by the legislature.

(‘IIII-f
presented

MI‘IIIIIIan
iheiri

After their Injury,
and assistant Knapp

= claims to the State Association for their

allowance from the hind. (‘ hie!g
McGowan s clIiiIii IIIIII allll\\rd and Mn;
Kunpps was [’I‘ jIl‘lt‘ll on the ground
that he had not inlllI d the association as.
assistant I [\Llllt I-.I

t‘ aptaiii Ilusw II I mat then brought an
claiming l
ilist Mr. lumpp “as ii member of the;
RSIIICIZIIIIHI his llr‘lnfl' ii-

lIy iI-Iwuii Iif

number of The NH \\‘I-ll llImk & Lad
Ilrr (L... wlnI‘lI belonged to the ns‘ocia

two. he li:i\ In: [\alIl his pin railu share:
II! the fI-Isiiiul dues paid by tlit‘ Cour;
[Fury III the llsmit‘lflllnti for Its member-
llI- IileIi claimed that. Mr. Knapp.

snip.

. living it lll‘t‘nlllll IIIIII Injured In the. hues

of Iluly, was entittle-l to the fund.
whether he was II member of the state
association or not.

'l‘liI-so claims were III‘nII-Il hy the state
association and the case was tried before
Judge Austin, IIlIIi rendered judgment
III favor of Mr. Knapp. The iissmnation|
appealed the case to the Court of Com-l
molt Pleas and it was tried before Judge i
for HI? and cor-ts. The assocuitiun i
appealed the case to the Supreme Court l

. of Errors. where it was argued by. l). B.

Lockwood for the association, and (.‘sp- '
.iaiu Frost IIIr Kna'pp last October. This!

can go no further. and Mr. Knapp
alter waiting over two years and light-
Ing his case through all the Courts at Iasi
succeeds in getting some compensation

Several choruses will he intro‘ i for the injuiy and km of time he sus~

: tained.

Iainuient promises to he of unasualin-‘z

l ten-III.

.\ Run-II l0) IIII the Shore Bond.
.\ few weeks ago RIndsll It \\'Illiams

lpurcliased the turnout belonging to

\VIIIIIIIII Sheldon. While driving the

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“W hen Captain I-‘ rust first brought the.
action he had to stand considerable,
good natured fun. and some that was.
not so good natural. from otlicers of the
association and from lawyers and others
interested against him. for bringing suchl

II here he in- horse along the shore road \\' ednesday- ‘ suit‘ but the" “"9“an jud3m°nt C‘n
llalueteuiug :lie animal became frightened probably I” easily overlooked "1 "‘9'

locks health has been failing of late and l and lllt‘ combined “Whiz“! of “1’ Ruth = favorable mu" of m” long contest

this trip II Ill be made for the purpose of.
Ilislsundry businm In
this city \“I” he left in charge of com-

The temperance meetings conducted
by Messrs Bentlev & Bailey closed last
Rev. .-\. A Delano made a
and “r. Bentley sang several solos. llr.
Bentley IIill he at the Baptist church to-
morrow and possibly in a series of
meetings to run through next week.

Butler Lodge has received and accepted
an invitation from the lodge at Port
Chester in present the Fraser degree in
that village. The date has not yet been
set. Poi-I CDNI‘IPI' will have a novel and
amusing entertainment when Butler
Lodge shows up the mysteries of the
goat, great-«l pole and branding ma-
chine.

.\ [ta-port Rotutul.

It being reported that the late Henry
Campbell was insured in the Msiroplitan
Life Insurance 00.. I beg to inform all
those that have heard that report, Mr.
Campbell was not insured with my com-
pany. Had he been the claims would
havs been paid inside of 48 hours.

Josarn Lairxui. Agent.

A Discourse Io tho I‘ll!- Department.

Rev. C. E. Harris has received a letter
from Ohio! HcGovrau inviting him to
deliver theannual sermon to the Fire
Departmugaudhasdecidodtodosoou
Sunday evening. Dec. 11th. ‘l‘bsdepartI
ineut still attend in a bodv and the at-
tendance will undoubtedly be very large
on that occasion. Au unusually in-
teresting service may be expected.

”lemon to the Convention of Good

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The quarterly convention of the Good
Templar. or th‘u d‘utrict will be held
uith Friendly Lodge, at New Canaan.
13:12.15. Atthercculariuastiu; cl

.9. couldsatnoinors. Somaottbsiruuin-

JuasWoodaadSistaraJullaJanaasud
Janis hoop-cu AIM Buns
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dull and Arthur “'0le who Were in the

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There are a number of similar cases in

wamn w” unable to 1mm him When 'difiereut pints of the stats awaiting the

opposite the residence of Oliver Weed final decwiou “f "“3 one. and firemen.
the horse ran oil the stone emliaukuient‘ generally “"11 b° clad ‘0 know that " l

and Mr. Randall

feet out in the meadows IIhIls Mr Wood

al
iv: was got out safely and no particular
damage was done to its occupants.

Election of llflli era In the Women‘ a [to-
net Corps.

The \Vumen‘ s Relief Corps of Douglas

Nation: senior viie. Mrs. Nettie Smith:
.junior vice. Mrs. Sarah Thompson:

Foster. assistant conductor. Miss Jennie
Thompson; guard, Mrs. Georgiana Boyd;
assistant guard, Mrs. Sarah lions. Deli)
gates to the convention let delegate.
Mrs. Nettie Smith: "I! delegate Mrs.
Henry Lees: alternates, Mrs. Minnie L
Wood and Mrs. Helen Philips.

Reunion of t-rades \Iue and Ten.
Last night tbs scholars of grades nine
,and ten of the Franklyn street school
.beld their annual supper in tho large
iasssiubly ball of the building. The hall

presented a very pretty appearance, be-
in; decorated with mottos. banners.
winter flowers and a very handsomely
spread table. With the exception of a
few tbs membsrs or the class of “‘87“
were present. The necessary funds were
raised by voluntary contributions by the

pupils. The older scholars spent some
time in initiating the recently promoted
numbers of Number Nine Into their
ways. namely, making them Ki. the
Book. join the Whistling Chorus. and
blackm; their faces with lamp black
At about ten o'clock the happy company
sat down to the loaded tables. which
were presided over by ‘Hlss Richardson
and Kiss Gregory. and ats until they

 

barmkspta'aybyalckussabutthsy
was lanai-hard by bslng prenatal
vitbhnasaot‘tbsbsatthstablsalt’ordsd.’

Fowler Post held their annual election.
last night and the following officers tors ot the large dry goods establish-
were elected: President.urs. Mary Mc- meat in Bridgeport. are doing alarge
Quads in

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.secretary. Mrs. Fannie Joyce: treasurer. cloaks.
Mrs. Maggie Joyce: chaplain”. Mrs Chan; the following of this live firm:
lotIe Hendrick: conductor. Miss Sarah this particular time, with the good cheer

 

they are injured in the line of dutv they
can rmive the benefits of the fund

ighted on me hard road 11.9 horse without being obliged to pay fees and!

!

dues to the State Association. whether ‘
they wish to or not.

The. opinion of Chief Judge Park has
not yet beI u given out.

II. ii. uIIII a Io.
Messrs. \V. B. liaIIC-o.. the proprio.L

seal cloaks. furs. silks and dress
It is an excellent place to buy

\Ve copy from an exchange
(aA‘

of Thanksgiving week, and temperature
low enough to suggest winter close at
hand, the scenes of activity in Messrs.
Hall‘s store every day indicate the pro-
digious retail business they are transact
inf. A low words printed in the usws~
papers by way of informing the public
at bargains now being oflersd have re-
siilisd in drawing crowds. Among tbs
lines (it goods specially low because
bought right. are wooleus which every~
body wants, and everbody discovering
the figures way down, inquiry for the’
goods is oontluoiis. Ono lot of 1.000
blankets are ottsred at retail for much
less than the usual wholesale price for
tho same article. The firm say there
will certainly be a marked advance soon
In insriiios. oashutorca and other textures
of that class, and that to buy now Is
economy. Interest centers now and will
continue till after the holidays. on
cloaks. and last year’s patrons, who tslt
that the cloak department than was
narrow and contracted, may obssrvs
that Ithasbsair sulargsttlierasulths-
In tho Introduction or a stock at [an
insat- doubla the volume oflsrsd In any

proviso-year.

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IN ADDITION TO OUR LINE OF

Overcoats & Winter clothing

—- FOR——

MEV, YIIUTHS AND BOYS,

_VVhioh “'as never Larger or Finer, we mention

A FEW SPECIALTIES.

M.“

Fisk, Clark and Flagg’s Walking and
Coaching Gloves.

~————¢oo---‘———

iflr. Warner’s Natural Wool Underwear.

Fur Capanfi Gloves.

KEYS 6L LOCKWOOD’S NEGKWEAR.

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Flannel “Waists and Night Shirts.

 

 

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EARL & WILSON S CULLIRS IND GUFFS.

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Cardigan Jackets.

——~~ 7 M—

CHILDREN’S KlLT SUITS.

.\.\‘l) l.\ I .‘\I I‘ EVILRYTIIINII l.\' Tllli LINE OF

Furnishing: hoods, Hats, Caps, Trunks,
and Traveling Bags.

90* —--———

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Insurance Building-r, Masonic Building,
80. Nor-walk Norwalk.

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aim"! and Jana: finals.

A RARE CHANCE

—.:ro But-—

:MILLINERY

FANCY GOODS

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As I am about to make room tor Holiday Goods. I will sell from the In 15th Docent only.
my entire stock AT OR BEL WCOST. w the or M

People wishing to buy coeds In my line should avail themselves of this opportunity. as

This Sale Bnnflnues [Inly Fifieen Days,

and on the 18th day or December will meta-inst prices.

CHILDREN‘S BLACK RIBBKD BOSE 19c. formerly 35c.

CHILDREN‘S BLACK RIBBED DOUBLE—KNEE 308' we“ formerly we.
LADIIS‘ AND CHILDREN‘S PLAIN BOSE no. formal: 3c.

LADIES‘ anti CHILDREN‘S woours 808]! 9a.. toruiarly soc.
LADIES‘ AND GENTS‘ IRRINO UNDSRWEAR Sm. Marl: 50c.
IIADIE‘ WHITE XUSLIN UNDERWEAR Th. formerly 'I.”. .
LADIES‘ AND CHILDREN‘S CASSIIIRK GLOVE 19c“ formerly 8c.
LADIE‘ CASSIMERE GLOVES 19c. tanner]: So; 400.. formerly 5b.: fie“ faintly ac.

FANCY RIBBONS that were sold for m and 00¢. per yard. now at 3c.

KID GLOVES ”on former price 81$); KID GLOVES m, former price $1.95.

A FEW SIZES LEFT 0!" UNDR‘SSED KIDS we“ tolusrly 81.10.

LADIES LINEN COLLARS 9m. formerly 15c.

A FEW consrrs 500..me 31.”.

SILK YILVI’I‘S tor 8b.. to people baylng our yard orover.

P1388”: 95c. BET VILVITEINE 70c. oulyaoldluquantltlssol’ aMumatMU

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iiilunery will be Sold Regardless 01' Cost.

WOOL £31.18 In, tor-mar prlossc.
ball value.

rim rams around ‘I.“. use! mm It

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H. Krieger’s,
[Ilium Hill! M [ill SIM.

south Romans, Co