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NUMBER 4.
'HEOUTH NORWALK, CONN, WEDN
16’s
V iQI-c Jacobson has a new clerk {rum
New York.
—Advsrtise «it?» Daily Evening Sen-
, ’ tinel. __-
Hubt~ell& Barthol are building ti large
addition to their hat factory.
Another petty burglary was reported
l on \Vater street, borough. Monday night
Nathan Rockwell has returned from
Europe. and is again at business in his
firm. i ‘
THE MSENEl‘lN EL
sum IOl'Al-K. I)” 7. lu7-'
law Advortlaamssts.
0b u incap- al lulw ‘Il.
may kindling wood at I'll-armour! Doe.
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Company F is to give a minstrel show l
A soon. . ,- . l
Butler Lodge will work the initistury !_
degree to-niglit. _ W ‘
Henry Mathew has Opened a "Little
German Restaurant” on Water street.
oi the Volk Hat Co. with an eight day
,clock. y M. ._,-
. _--.__ - This is the night to laugh. Go and
Mrs. V'. A. Sroficld reiuluvd last night per- the funny play " Keep it Dark." at
from a visit with her mother in Boston. 6 all-“C HHN- _ did
This evening the members of C impnny ‘ 0'? 3”le tlfdggl'ltli. F“ “:0 Vania“!
F Will hold an invitation sociable in the i ”“8 " -" “‘ - '“n '
Armory. _ 3 many odgr. __ ,_
There w“ an unusually large turnout E Pioneer flunk a Ladder Company wtll
hold its regular monthly meeting to
morrow night.
oi drunken men on the borough streets:
yesterday.
I).i\'ld Boom in grading the ground—f “'"limfin spent a goodpiirt or last
about but pretty little (‘nliagn .ln kw”, . night moving the bl‘ derrick on Water
side avenue. " ‘erN-t. borough. .__
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lie-orgi- .‘lt‘BfIilv‘ of Lust .‘i'tirvvitllt. goes : Tu?" w” n "“7”“ ”Lap“ froma r'un-
to \‘ew ““2." a! a dwhg.” m the Pru- away. i‘nllseihi‘)’ the steam drill on “ all
hlhition convention. street yrett-nltn'.
The lit-rough fire companies are already ‘ ‘ N3“ recruus "“"“ arrived from N9"
making up their slates for chief villi-emf 0" "“ ' mm“ "1“ ““k' ”‘ "3° 8““
to be eli cled this month. ‘ lion Army in this city.
Mr. L‘urnell is cunvalescing as rapidly? Miss Winnie 5”“ Wm entertain the
nothing of lht‘ tICl‘lili‘nl. . . wood avenue. llilrl evening.
The \Vl-nieti‘s Missionary S t‘tety Isl 'SBeY' Dndbeéutt: Lune; wluuilage'h:
ll..- (‘ inflh'h'lilunitl church held a meet- yrituase an ac as r. a . ~
. . . or town several weeks.
mg; this afternoon in three o clock. in“ it “
as could he expected. lie renii.-niberi.t,u“I Euchre U““‘ M her home on Em“,
Powder-[y In New Huron. A
On Friday evening a mass meeting of
the Knights o'Labor or New Haven and
vicinity'will be held atths New' Havau
Opera House and will be addressed by
General Mast er Workman Ptiwderly.
penum- MAE”.
a. I. twainvfi’l’slsbmsnlng. -
For some weeks the young people of
thohAn.’ Ii. E. church have been
3 «prepararlons- for the~ musical
and 'yisenry. cutertain‘n‘lent ‘Ih'nt' they
ren ' laat'night. Their Iflorte were
very‘hnccessihl and they recgircd lair
Prohibition Convention.
To-dsy and in marrow, beginning at
halt-past two o'clock this afternoon. \
state prohibition convention will he held
in the Athenmum. New Haven. Colonel
Chores of Kentucky will be the principal
speaker at the mass meeting this even-
lug.
wanton in a crowded house. In the
flratgpart u! the programme Mil-s Bell
Bar‘s and Fred Fuller of Bel
recur-d several selections on tho gotta:
in shrdttahlc manner. A: ynuhggrf
t‘iets they did remarknbly wellfi al‘
I , Baldwin awectly sang “he
Flo _ Girl." iind responded to an encore
by “Aging "When the Tide Comes In."
J. Hfiunond of Bridgeport sang several
selectbna, which evidently pleased a.
In number present.» as he received
h ,sncores. His selections wen
"l‘maDnds.”srid “Gawn‘t do it You
Koo " IrmTyk-r playedmAiStbrm at
Sea" 7 the piano in an artistic manned;
Chart-L. We played. a «Moon
lrom hill Trenton" us the comet with
pleas g’efl'ect;»and Jerome Smith sa'n'
"The chart Pitcher” lb his u-ual ll '. ;
styling A humorist readinahy Ili- Hat-
A Fins Concert.
A concert is to be given at the Metho-
dist church on Monday evening, under.
the auspices of the Young Peoples' Asso-
ciation. Some or the best local talent
will participate. and the Msy—Burritt
trio will be present with their banjos.
Snlclslo at New Milford
Charles Kinney. aged 30 and unmar-
ried. wns found dead in the barn at Mr.
Hunt. his employer. at New Hillard on
Monday morning. His throat was cut
from ear to ear. It was a case of suicide
and the supposed cause is deepnndcncy.
("ricer-s Elected by the Sons. or» t’ctoransp
Atameetlng of Benjamin Fitch Sons and . musical shetch 906“le um,
0! Veterans, held’ last evening. Office" Farm 1" closcd the first port-oi an uunstr
were elected as follows: Captain, Georg“ ally l ingvmim. '
A. Hendrick: first lieutenant. Homer B. de "A Sea of "Trouble." was
llnyt; second lieutenant. Harry A. “Que gm." ‘ n and caused much laughter.
drick; camp council. Thomas Ball. Geo. M. D.» all as “Gout. invalid" made
\Vsterhury and Frank blather; delegate. a big and an other characters .9.
(l. Juyce:slterntttc. Thomas Hull. plied him for a position as readeru.
L. . Williams as “lbberts. his
nephew. .” read-sad wall his part. The
othsr media admirably. They
llnrglars in East Not-walk.
Tuesday night burglars entered the
residence of H. M. Cooley on the Fort
“amp“,yu pg ”mum, 3005“...” “I” he ' The ladies of the Anderson Chatauqua i
gm.“ m u... Armrily l'llrl t"‘i‘lillig, lll'ld t‘ircle. oi the borough, vi'ill meet in the:
will undoubtedly li- largely :ittel tied ladlr's‘ Dildo" 0‘ "‘1' Chapel W‘mflbh
The 5.51 We!!! hound tram was one Miss India Thomas of Meridcn. who
hour and a halt lulu last night owing to ‘ bus lines uniting Miss Jennie Dyxbeo ut
the breaking down of the engine in ' this city, returned home last night.
Stratlord. ; - . .....l Mortimer Roberts. how Lockwood‘s
”0”)? Hubbard "' ‘33-“ 50""“k- ““3 ; right hand man. is practising the high '
for Florida to-dav. llnlly has been quite f kicking alt. 11.. can kick huh and “u ‘
sick (or some time. and goes for the hem 'w‘._
eht of h“ health. , Miss, Lucie Bdlnbl'ld‘e will address the
The next. f-(K‘lalllv given ll, "Ni tnem- w.“ SDCR'KX of the borough (busy-9.,
5“" 0‘ “00°" “““k & Ladder 00- "n 'gatioual church to night on mimicnary
be hold at the Athenaeuin on Tuesday mug.
evening, Doc. 13 h.
lites Annie Ruly. sister of airs. Walter
. L. \Vlleox. relttitu- I to her home in Nor-
wich (0-day, lifter spending several
"months in this city. ,
Al Lawrence was in town last evening
leaning on his friends. He is to spend
the winter at the Park Hotel in No-
Yolk “Us
John W. Smith lost a valuable dia-
tnund yesterday. in ano;her column he
otters a liberal reward to the under oi
the same. ._ _. 7'.”
3 At islet the bonmgn‘lain sweet sewer
Ira. Abram Hyatt at this city dimp l“ “unfit-Rd and the ' na II
wed last Thursday evening and has incimmuru' to the Intense rellclafths
not been seen or heard from aince. It is‘ .3 '
suspected that F'h" has left for good.
Edwin \‘mrhees of Washington. D.
Attend the grand concert tu-nigbt at
Studwell‘s lilo-lo rooms. and eecurc a
souvenir valued a- 40 cents. A good one
tensinmenr is painted.
; ltissaidthatfilrJJonoi-sncontemplates
:builuinga handsome brick front whis‘
C.. has accepted it situation as book— ilnv'?::ifiw properly. the Hardco-
koepi-r at l.~i‘k‘H-ud‘s market on tho’ "‘8' .- .
bl‘ldgr. El had his pictures taken ycs- Bm'n & ICC-fill". dont, mm [o I”
left“!- idistnrhcd by the strike. Tbaysay that
3the new hands are doing nicely. and
(Se-urge Weird Selleck. Who was taken .
sick whilenn his hridal tour in New York lm" they are .H ."gm'
a couple of weeks since. is nearly well
again. and, with his bride. will soon start
{or home.
' invitations arc outlor the wadding oi
. Charles Green and Jeanie Morton. which
will. takaplscaatihu midi-noon! the
bride next Tuesday evening.
w. s. .miiey went to the Prohibition
cruiventiun at New Even today. By
invitation he will to-morrow givs an au~
5 count oi’ his tent work in New York.»
Elias Loui- flamnisr and brother
Will. formerly of this city. who have
hasnliving in Iontreai (or the past three
vears have returned to this city to live.
Wolds-ism Grinacil. 0. U. A. lot
Bridgapnrt, will visit Lincoln Councilor
this city Friday evening and work the
third degree. A full attendancs dssilsd.
ThsfliatnunihsrorthsSouth Nor-walk
Evatmrn San-rim appeared on Sitar-
It is .a daily edition oi the old
South Norwalk Sentinel and makes a
M summon—Barman
ast. , .
' South N-vrwslk‘s new daily. the Erni-
lxo Smtsat. is highly creditablo_ but
to the editor and publisher. and is
thomimhh- deserving of success.—Ncw
Haven Palladium.
The. l‘. Kline. a former membero!
Butler Lodge. 1. 0. 0. E. died at hi.
_‘, ”Hence in Brooklyn. on the 4th inst.
_ ‘9 will be hurled today with honors by
l.
3’ erlees Lodge of that city.
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The presentscarclty or coal does not
start the Consolidated road. Tho hard
Vocal used by this corporation was secured
before the atriks began in quantities sul-
tlcient to last the season through.
The first number of the South Norwalk
m'smm Sam-min. appeared on Satur-
day. it is a daily edition 014%-!“
South Norwslk Storm sud mum's
mums-Bridge” - , —~—-—-
Inn . . {Yensedsy Inn-soon thslnhhssah J.
G. Wilson‘sihst shop dcmandsdan in-
An attractive wagon was on our streets
m is
. it canis‘ bars from Bridgeport
poople supposed at that that actions
icthadsrrivsdiasown.-
”ul'ha first rumba- or the Waterbury
“Mntmcto‘glarén has. Itisa
_ “ In; . gar-d fl
www.mm's. , .
m. float-sunken W
fin the Democrat. but not quits so
has. We expect soon, however. to
Al '0 so aha 9°-
gcw to its war.
, “hr. we wish a
‘ tioawi-im ms biafiaoutlily niséalug.
' m‘MM"bIWM
Point road in East Norwalk. and stole a bold” W:”;?:::n$:'iflnlkrhu.i
watch. chain and about 05.00 in money. 0“. mt" .. Arthur 5“th
Mr. Cooley had owned the watch for. ““‘ha her name :I'hitixalny ‘ '0 - ~‘.
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about twenty years and prized it highly.
He has no clew to the robbery. as no
strangers have been near the house for a
lone time.
of int-my,” Lottie Paddock; "Hike In
shane.".a blundering Irishman." E’I.
llaulofl; “Stuttering 8tevc.“C. L. Pad
dock; ‘limsy. (Gent's servant," Hattie
ltsndsI.
Its-p It Dark.
Tod‘ht at Music Hall the three sci
musical comedy “Deep 1! Dark" will he
produod. W. 1‘. Bryant is strongly sup
ported dud those who attend are usarsn~
teed t and (tie hi'tlf hours of solid run
The 7 sdelphia Evening Bulletin con-
tained Ibo following notice of the com-
pany: “M ii Dark" m the addi-
Iiionu on: och-in; clean. which. us.
(My. can: not be said nihilpro
ductinntufitsclass. Then is in it unth-
ing that could plead the most fastidious
A Daatnnlly Assault.
A dastardly assault was perpretrated
on Levns E. Lockwood on Saturday
night. He was returning home late in
the evening and noticing some one walk- i
log close behind him and stepped one
sidotolet him pass. when the miscreant
dealt him a blow on the had and
stretched him senseless. What the ob
ject was is unknown as Lockwood has.
no enemies that he knows of.
Mr. lop)“ “no um lobby-lac of
Thom All."
The Ansonla Sentinel in in comments
“ . . tasrc.~ r. Bryant p‘csaonatsd Jasper.
on the O yernorsfction relative to a lit lithium! ch istlos
specialsemion says. It was really the in...“ “M 0'
hue sud cry of the lobbyists that gave h” mu” "N 8P5 5” '
*“w‘m” "'"m “" “'7 . maze-mm
m 9" " ‘m srkahla a bltlon r I!
weaklydcwnlnliorwalkwhoisthsu‘m "‘ .° "a“.
M ml. or a“. all The Barb vibration. and was received with thumb
lord Gm...“ truly says: "11h” ”new” tunus applause. It was certainly one or.
has h... cabana-ad in having m “ppm l the funniest features of the show. lliss
a scntimentthat is strongest in and about l 32:11:13. £nrtxw.‘:;;d 3:;
his own home and among his personal ‘ . . . '
iriende. but he has had the courage of his ! (rim " to perfecting. mwr‘thuaading
convictions and will be sustained in hiai ‘. n . m arc “no a“ n
actions.” This gives the lie to the user 9 P‘m‘ b“ m ourcnnntry. ‘ SM! n“ 6“
tion made by "n “ . id lobtivist null cidsd dramatic ability. In fact all did
he on“ Gorernor Lounshurv ~ , well. Entertaining airs were-introduced
7 .. ' ' hero and there. each act closing with a
medley chorus by the company "Keep
i It Dark“ is certain to do good business at
the Arch throughout the week.
g
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misuse-r Ilasough Clerk sr steamed by n
megs IN.
The Bridgeport Post published a pic-
ture oi’ T. W. Wood yesterday. who was
elected Clerk of the borough of West
Stratiord on Ionday. Mr. Wood was
clerk of that borough two years ago. and
during that time me: wish the sad hen-arc
nicnt of lung thrsschildren in the short
space of i yssr. two in one week. and for
weeks hovered between life and death
himself. and bananas ”nothings were
not properly rcoordsd-nt-Ihat time. his
political-nouns twoweshsago circulated
the malicious llc Mills hocounts were
short m but tot-show that the men
know it was false he received the highest
number of votss cast for any candidate
that lisdaaopponent inthsflsld. lir.
Wood-is the son of Thomas Woodof
East Nurwalk. -
Kauai-brats.
Saaahbrah. the native lecturer and
humorist. appeared at the Oman-gutted-
al church last evening {or the benelit oi
the Sprinlrwoud Union chapel. He
brought with him a large variety a!
bamboo goods. native silks. imagcs and
curios. The attendance was largcatid
the entertainment lasted nntfl alaven
o‘clock. Ha dwslt league on anscdotcs
than he did on the social and religious
his of India which to some was quits
tedious. The Spriagwood chapslwlll rc-
aliae a neat sun: iron the sntsrtaiainent.
Prose Opinions.
Tn: Emile Satan-n. the new daily
edition 0! tbs 80m Normans Summit.
toads its appsaranos Saturday. South
Norwalk has good reason to mks pride
lathlsdlut sppssrance. We hope the
psapls there will give the new venture
all'ttis support it deserves. and thus ss-
ccrs'to themselves a mi daily
pspsr.—-Danbury News.
Tn: Emilio Mm sppsarsd ao-
oordlag topmhttudsy svsnlsg
and isssid to have fonndarsadyand
rapid sale. It should prove a success.
and will bs watched with Intelsat as an
experiment calculatsd-toaolvc ths nicot-
sd Mos wbsthsr or act a daily can
hs-ads tcpay in Norwalk.—Gaaatts.
'l‘hslrst h-soi ournsmssska. m
M Blimp! South Norwaik.
casts out Satardsv. It is sustain-
” cots-iii paw. sad-disavow“ has
taken hold or ltwlihsdataenilaatios to
stake ltzarsa'dsrwte k ‘h'lhI oi ‘nsws.
m “Wagcityaud town.“-
r. I. c. A. amnion.
Philo P. Havoc. ioirnsriy General
Secretary oithc Y. I. C. A.. was in
town yesterday. looking hale and hearty.
Tbs lizard 0! Directors will meet tbh
svsniug.
Thongs-washr- Awillvhe opsnsd on
Monday evening. Dec. 18th in connec-
- ills-cars for an exhi-
bition otthsapparatns by parties from
New York. Ismhcrs have tbs privilsgs
of inviting tbsir gentleman triads.
lnAin. Tbs d’iorldall bs “uncut;
g y cu presented
the 10th instant. .
Prof. Spades will :dsliver his amusing
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