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lliilmad l‘oinniiwmner Seymour of
lildxrliv Id. wa- at the .‘lflllfll‘kt'mi‘ Heir-I .
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received today
from llrooLlield
‘I cur 'MI! ’ Ilma‘ .
Joni-I,
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of ‘Ii- pillIlI1.l’HI'llll‘K“‘I‘lk.Whll‘ll wethmk
I.- lir .; cm“:
H .a Mutant ling-tux alti I an absence
-.\.-n,l \\IIk~ t! In III-art. returned
Ill
home ye~terd3§t
rt “‘wwd of l':t‘l Nwrualk is auf—
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»II I27 Iti~ linger.
The alll‘lltll I~l II_\‘~tI-r prIrti-d to
7 ll'lfv f l :tu- IIe-l. ending lie, 1".
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I~ l: li lll~ll3l liae got out A very [Ire].
f_\' Calendar for '0‘“. \VlIII‘II lie l" pr. -.. tit'
mg to his \‘nnlufllr‘nl.
\\ t. . l. I~ II. III n ulilied l~I
The pisl ~Ix Wei-Ha \\ I‘h
“Frank llali.
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lung fI \Pl. :- I-iu
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Ming.
'lhr II u l \ ~.IiIIII- .Il \ppi-III2II'.~ Fury
‘ »|k‘«ll I I2! \III>:III:1II llmgrapliy lia~lnrru
tI - f tit-t Nuiwaik. Well!
I ‘il the fun-
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’ II\~'~r -Il"|lt‘r e2 IIIIIIIttnI of Silver
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let . 22 2» Ii ._
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$2.: {I I i II'~ v-r- ‘\ i‘. like tulle.» tlii~
I~\v:,.I __ I' t! 2‘ ' ~ I ’.\‘t’ I lil‘ It: lI"
pahiit- Hat-2.3.: 2“ ,
'2 I \\ I 1.3! .1 'Il' '. I 51h. “A“:
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itl‘l. \. f~I!\ 22: ILI II III .;r2.I;I2 :at tin .l
lII ' ‘2 l. . Ii--“ ~ll'rr'l, '
l2? \ .‘ I: ‘Il..=I’.:;Ir~, \i'l.u 22.‘I‘ut-I~Il
the; I p t - ‘ I i l'\ church on Sunday.
“no ‘ l r .21 '_\ .. ;'I~t~ t' fthrtt I‘lllll’t‘ll
a~ .- m I lfl)-1r rin‘s i" g» i’.
‘ .I ,_;'l:2 l' le.’ ille‘titlAd-
der v “.2 2 'l .- - llIIl 22m- \‘f their
l‘ll l‘ l- . ‘ ‘ y ‘ lI ‘ " ‘i:"“‘t E 5::lti‘
ti“: .; 2.. i.l gr.
\\I \ .\ i'IIdv-r are sending tvlll :I
\-'II 2: I2 2 II 'Ji llrl‘lr fur l“‘. hil‘
In ~ 4 ' N I .\-III-ti2"ui Insurance
(I. ' \\ I ’i {III \‘ II me “I" ligetlt‘y.
.\ g - 2i \ "lllll'Iv r “I re ‘i't““flt at tlIe'
nQI.2Vl‘._: ' 1': ~~t‘ 'I~ I :tsll-I, N-I. 1'. K. Id
he )1. I . i.l~: n: IIIII_. and the third Ile-
gn» \I..- \I ri:- I In t creditablemanger.
\\'-- tI_-,j. M7l1}l'llrr’lll[ht‘lllin
bury lh II 2 \ I .1 u itii llte- haiiddotue no.
I? t. vi- llll“' Sentinel w lIII ll
.\ Bright and lire I zy Shu- t. '
Ill?" ‘2'. .
Wi' liturlo It "
'1‘: ix- .3. II\’» I! of PI ridge port. .IIIIIII r-
I} of tow < I}. :« at lift-cent IoIItiIIed iii
'lIe . ~p I I. LIL'l it pin I Mr. H.\eil I-I
u :ullv-Ier from a I' duplication of Ill-z-
mages. 7 '
The are 'ldl Invert“ l of Butler Chapter
II IZ’ twin, c. after theM.
‘1.“ t li'l‘ :evzi I'. :ITerrtd. After the
Vlfi‘llljl' i tilill
2 be ‘- I'Vfll.
' L we :3 ..~ I tenit‘
I.--,;
My,“ fiivrI-rice Thompson starts tit-mor-
To“ 2:I.-.:I.: for the “'est. She will
apemi the \“Illlt r In Florida and before
returning I owe Ivill probablv visit lower:
Carlifi rrIiii
XX=
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A rebeanal of the cantatta “Sew
Year’s Eve.“ to be given by the Canine-
glllullfll people. will be held thiarvflling
at the residence of hire. Finland on
\Vlahingtou street.
These III, “7"" are to provide Mr. Burch-
ard with m- in his milk business. and
tho general inatket.
J. ll l.-I\v:o-nce ha—I left town. aftera
length-ind elay with e. Hopkins on Os-
born avenue. and trails for England to-
day by the Republic. We "uh him a
u -t and safe journey.
—“Havana Bloasoma"—-the only clear
vain-filled 5 cent cigar in the market
anufacturvd and sold at Lander‘s.
Roscoe. Camp—& Co..havc “jam.
“meat in this lssneof the Evening
Bantincl. which is trading. andfull
“Md and Fuller I‘ainla. at I Ircicl’kkl
II ~l\-~l I! in l.‘l|f~Il}.
II . J.“ C u -\ .I'III \\ III ii I)! of New
\2: I l\. In lll'!~lli.: l i l‘. lluyt
{VI 4 I. ~ -. -. II- Illll0~'l_
\: .- \r .l . \| ”up, If Sarah-Ii has
l- 'nl II t~<<III In '|~4 2. III-titul‘ at
l7 Ik~ .t \‘= _\:I, r< dry I; vud‘ ~122rI~.
Instaliataon a collation Wlll:
B. Burchard has begun the erection ol’g
five large Ice houses at “‘ilson Point. ;
SDAY. DECEIITBER 13,4188”.
Henry Cornell is improving an rap-
idly as can he expected.
—An lll‘l'lL‘lfl Mathuabek piano for sale
‘ cheap. Apply at Lauder‘a cigar store.
“'allace :lshorn and Wife of But Nor-
walk. rpent Sunday in Roaeviile. X. J.
Mrs. Julia Janes of East Norwalk. re-
‘ turned from n Weeks visit at Ear-ton to»
da\'.
Iii.» Samuel Clark started today for
()Ikland (3.1.. Where he Will epend the
winter.
'WWM-Ir and ll. Lindtlors have
.orgarIIz-Id a night school for the teaching
I-l IiieclIanIcal drawing.
Misti Laura inutzemser of North Man-
\‘llt’Plt’l'. lud. Will spend lllfl‘Wlnler with
Mr. and Mrs J. l‘. )hller on “'oodn'ard ‘
avenue.
The hat tinisiiimg machines for Adams
\‘(ll' 31‘- PEO I‘LES' CONCERT.
An [Excellent Programme Randi-red at the
Mothorllat Church Last nght.
The concert under thtI auspices of the
Young People‘s Society of the Methodist
church last night. was a grand success In
every particular. the attendance being
over five hundred.
At 8 o‘clock the programme was
opened with an organ solo by Edgar S.
Places-blob was rendered in his masterly
manner. The around piece on the pro-
gramme. “The Sons: That Reached My
Heart“ by Henry Tilly was very well '
rendered. He was skillfully accom-
panied on the piano by Mn. Tilly. Mina
Florence Thompson rendered Jane Tory‘a ‘
“Queen of the Night" with pleasing ef-
fect. The selection contains many dif-
ficult passages which Miss Thompson
sang with good cxpreaiion and skill.
The violin duet by Messrs. llopaon‘andl
Aahton was one of theI leading featuresl
of the evening. The precision and accur- !
l
“roe. shop ll.\\ e arrn ed from llaiihury
and Will be wt up In soon as possible.
.Iltey are very busy.
The limit-C class in physical culture
taught to Mined Andereon and Betta
Will have the use of the Y. M. t. A.
liyllasllllll rIuIlllII Lock“ ood in Hall. Tues~
d Iy m: d l-nd :Iy afternoon
)lra tulle-rt l‘artrick of Hudson. N.
\'.. In “In of Mrs. John \V. PoWeII of,
llIi-I l'l'._\‘, dual Saturday. Mr. and Mrs.
Powell, and Mn. Mathew t‘othett at-
tended her {urn-ml yeaterday.
JaIIII-zz H‘llara and Thomas \Varren
Were before Ju~tice t‘ootidne last night
for assault on Full Hahn. a German in
the eIIIpIoI of TIIm-dore l'ric e and were
put under $100 bonds to Ikeep ttie peace
for vix month:I
Hattie Franklin died at. her home in
Oyster thy. yesterday. Miss Franklin
elwllt psirt of the summer at .\lr~‘.
Tliuuipiuii‘s. on \'ari7.iiidi avenuegand
lll‘l' many friends Ill Eur .\'.Ir\\'alk \\'lll
‘ Walden-«l :It the tIP“S of her death.
ll-
1‘lll' \Iw-IIH Sentinel colors to ii~
tlILs Week enlarged to thirty-two col-
uriitifi. llrII Emerson Inake~ a good
pipe r. and II— rIpId llll‘ tease of patron-
age and l‘l‘th‘qllt'I-l frequent enlarge-
IIII-IIt l- the host I‘ \ i h- rice of Its Iippn c In
two l! .uh} d- N I“ ~‘ all Hi “KIWI“ i".\‘ulli\'an'a Lost t‘horii.’ aceotnpiuiI-d 2 While crowds look tip-II IIIIII.
. . .hv Ed ar S. Place on the or an. Tliie‘ . .
Elwnrd llziiIt‘ord of lat-t .\2Irwalk, ‘ . K . K I "thin IIIIrc). '
l “ | I ‘ I h H ' a'dithcult selection wa< well given. The - ‘i'l ll at ” ll H, l “H ! mm” C
V ’4 ll . 'I I. ' 2 \W‘nll“. :11 5 I ' ' l . . . 'I‘ l. U ‘ I i " " l ‘. .
l H“ l ' ‘ 5“ L piano will», by Miss-I htI-lla Ninth. Intro- I
lash-III IIII IIH prerrihes for lll‘ Im ll use.
Tm- .ItlII-r day. Ix lute he “as digging lie
~trui'k a large rI-ck. lI l-e-Ipp inted Ed
Initlie mys lII- \\‘lll dig the cistern if It
':Ik~~~‘ all the “"1”! r.
May?! .wér iii-ni- .v Ladder Co.
their regular l-II~II.e,-s meeting last night
at their lIutI~e I‘ll Var]. imlt avenue.
Snitie II2 \" IIIIInilwra l""“ Ian-pond and
NW IIlll- r Hf
through \\ Itl . Tiii- corn; ‘iny I< gaining
ltl llllflllk‘1‘ltllIl po; ulariry r\’i'l_\' d:I_\‘,
1",:Illllf Inhiiiesoi
the t m. and
I‘. E.
«I; «Id Tiny-thy Hay
(; . ..| Sweet I'Llr!‘ li)‘ \ll!‘ llflf‘l‘r'l. 3'.
Hem“ :: 4.
tI_\'
.\ “ii; “earl.
The United Stun».- Navy has one big
llrml. .\ S nuti: .\' Irwalk hat manufact-
urer li.t~x jue! cunpleted an t‘lfllll Inch
tut for t’Ipt. Fisher. The block had to
he made to order. ~.\II.~«IIII:I Sentinel.
\lr. ItI-IItli-y'a l‘areu ell.
The revival meetings at the Baptist
I’lllln‘ll the past week or more, closed
last night. The services were deeply
interesting. Rev. ll. A. Delano deliver-
1 mg an earnest address, full-sired by Mr.
Bentley In a brief address, and Iflective
solos. Mr. Bentley goes to New York
III-day where. after a brief nay, he will
resume his work in a distant city.
A “tall by llelns-‘a “and.
The second hall of the season by
Heine's hand was held last evening in
Iii'flu'llllil Hall and a large number were
i present. Much interest was taken in the
dancing. and it Wai quite late when the
people left for their homes. Good music
and plenty of dancing enabled those pre. ‘
sent to depart III a happy frame of mind.
2Tllt‘ balls given by the band are becom-
Iizg quite popular.
A \‘ain search tor a \I-nupapi-r.
“nuth Noni-alt Evening Sentinel
_ ed a paper daily to the Xer-
h A r ra. marked "exchange.“ The
Aurora. aged about 4‘ died in thei
fall of l 79. \‘orwich Is not now its ad-
dreas. Some people, in speaking of its
.deniiae. . said "it went up. ‘ and others
that “it went down'“ A Sentinel well
3 folded and shot out of a dynamite gun
‘ might reach it somewhere on the astral
plane. but it would be of little use to the
exchange editor unless“ Iie wishes to deal
with “the has beats" of this vicinity.
Norwich Bulletin.
I'ay lug too Much for Pmislons.
The Bridgeport Farmer of Tneaday
ways that Aaron Pellia of Norwalk. came
~ to that city Saturday night to buy some
provisions. He fell in with two females
and went with them to a variety show
Iwhere be imbibed too freely. In coni-
pany with the girls be next took a pro-
meuadc through \Vater street where his
female friends relieved him of a watch
and chain and some money. When ur-
rested Aaron fought like a tiger. In the
City Court Honky he was fined 35 and
costsfor drunkaaums. $3 for breach of
thapsace, and .5 for nuisance to an
ofloer. Tho women who robbed him
moapod arr-i.
This ought to be a lesson to Paths and
all atlas to hay their provhiona at
home. ~
as 3 thing to be enjoyed.
' of Nora-all: composed of hlflt‘w‘ffl. (‘oin
, ing.
'ular air:
.u-Iui greeted with applause
,une of that gentleman‘s beat.
:Venet‘an lloat Song.“
‘linest of the evening.
' :plfllilil.
I
held .
gttllt‘ ,
atIInes-I with which they play is some
The male quartettei
stock. Price. \Varren and Hoyt. salt): a
very pretty selection. and responded to
an encore. The IIIIIIjo trio comp-used of
-.\lessni. llurritt. \‘unkleniitn and May.
seemed to he the favorites of the even~
They played several late and pop-
each of which was received
with much applause. The audience en
cored each performance of the trio and
fil‘l‘lllI-Il diet-nae to get all of the lllu‘lk
posohle. The return of the banjo trio
and well
they deserved It. Tlieir playing is per
fed. and nothing was more enjoyed by
the audience than their Illunll‘. TlI-I'
“Star of My Heart." by E. Hill was
He wax.
in line voice. It i~ always a pleasure to .
hear him eiug. and the audience \vaa'
Iapiiiilly pleased with him last night.
In response to an em ore he ~arig “Thi-
rl-lntreatv. " by ltohun. The aolo by Miss
India Thnmaa of Meriden. entitled “The .
was one of tlie‘
Miss Thomas iI-I a
fflviitlli' III-re, and last evI-tIIiig‘a per
formance Increased her popularity and
reputationaa a singer. She wan obliged
I“ respond toau encore. Part two of
the programme was commenced with a
.(‘Ul‘lll‘l solo by t‘. L. Paddock. \vhuplayed
l
l
l
Milo,
«forum: the Russian natIoIIal air, waa
‘l't‘r}‘ line. Mists Smith is an excellent
and her playing last night dw
fserved much praise. Miss Emilia Smith
sang a very pretty selection. and sang it
well.
powers.
sweet vol ‘II. Thedttel hy )lefisre.
well and Price of _\'or\\'alk,
“The Lost Ship." was
thinga of Ill“ evening. .‘lrsI.
Trcndeiing of Millzird'a "Ave Maria"
one of the most creditable pI-rl'oriiiancI-s
‘uf tho i‘\‘i‘ttlll|{_ she rendering the dull.
cult sell-Clint] with much power not
“hearth. Voice and e xpresaion \vere in
,jfull liarru- Inv With the sentiment and
demonstrated that \lrs 1.. has rare umsi
czil gifts and accomplishments. Miss
Tread-
lmogene Baldwin's “Flower Girl," and ‘
reticore "\VhI-Ii the Tide l‘omcs In," were
‘among the gems of the evening. This
.young lill‘t Is developing very rapidly
‘into a l’t‘lll‘il’knlllr' singer. Ilcr success
last night was all that she or her \\ arm-
est friends could desire. Her voice
line in l2.)nl’ full and rich in quality, and
of wide compass.
This report can bet he closed as it was
begun in pronouncing the concert a
. great succeasl. It brought out a large and
ls’
I
ing of excellent entertainment. and
netted the Inociety nbout $80.
)IEETIXII 0F Till-Z CITY
After at short Session they
To—morrou- Evenlug.
An adjourned meeting of the Board
of t ouncilmen was held last evening.
May or llubbell presided, and I ‘OullCll-i
men lhlloclt, Corbett. Bogardus and
W arren were present
A pe titinn for an electric light
\\ :lnllinglllll street opprmsite Geri.
\‘oth a photograph gallery was received
. and tabled.
The following communication was re-
ceived from Roth & (Ioldschmidt: Up
‘on solicitation we have accorded per-
i mission to the oilicials representing
your honorable body to excavate along
the line of the newer in the rear of our
premises on Ann street for the purpose
of repair. We are desirious that the
work should be done as expeditiously as
possible. and also. that when the repairs
contemplated by you are completed, the
excavation may be properly filled. and
the 'gronnd left in such a condition that
it can be safely used in connection with
our busineas.
The communication was ordcrd placed
on file. '
Permission was granted J C. Crowa
to erect a frame building on Pine Street.
Petition for extenston of water pipes
an Bay-view Ave. 300 feet was granted.
Voted, That the water commissioners
be, and tho, hereby are instructed not to
piano water meters in any house or build-
in: in this city where the water rent
does not exceed fl) per year.
Adjourned until to-morrow evening at
7:30 o’clock.
-l
«II-oa- ia- may
Gus Phillipa, the m comedian,
appear-at the Opsca House, is "(lofty
Goon.” Mu night.
,eiir or token of friviId-lnp.
.thiy would giveau annual ball this win-
, of the members pre~eut v-xprr‘uaml them-
, Homer )3. Rucltnian. lloruce S. llatch
2 l)|\'lll Iltller. M.
, II‘IIIIIk .‘I'aiIh.
2' \\'l|‘~‘
She has developed fine vocall
and iii the possesaor of it \‘eryI
Ir 1 . .
Q ”n ' d f left which can he HIIcurI-d at Hoyt II and i
one iif flu- leu[ i N‘ writer"
1’. S. Lyons 2“ H
was l
i The
Intelligent audience. afforded an even-z
raru nits. i
Adjourn I' lit“ ,
Trlnlty Church.
There will he evening prayer and eer-
rnon by Rev. Dr. Spencer on to-Iuorruw
evening at half-past. seven o‘clock.
V A Crystal “’cikllng.
Early last eVeniiIg friends began to
gather at the residence of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Wood in Baal. Norwallr and by
nine o‘clock about. fifty were assembled
to celebrate the fifteenth anuivenxary of
Mr. Wood‘s marriage and iootl’er their
best wishes and at IhII same time a prea-
.\fter spend
ing an evening "I eut‘ltllenjoylllenl the
guests sat down ton table tilled wIth the
good things of lllltl life. and did full
justice to it. Among the many presents
were the following: A silver cake has-
her three large fruit dishes, a toilet set.
glass “it rel. Mill and pepper set. and
many other small articles of glass “are.
The company broke up about 11 o ‘.cloc|t
after Wishing Mr. and Mrs. Wood many
more such pleasant anniIetsiiriea of their
marriage.
Olil \\ ell “ooh & IAIIIIIi-r Co.
a ltnll.
.\ X-Nlltl meeting of the Old “'0‘"
”0- Ik & Lad lI-r l‘ was lll'l I last evo-h-
Iiig lll their pirlois lu dIcIIlII “hill/er
Wlll llolil
tI-r. The attendance was largeutnd most
selves In favor of holding a hall which
in past_ \‘IIiIra lIa\ e pnm- ~d ll” successful
The folliwviiuz coniiuittI-I- In re appoinb
ed t2I make all the tummy lllt tits and to
decide upon the date of holding the hall:
George L. Bogart. R. A. McDonald
8. llntch. l“. N. l-‘errui
(l. E. Bogart. J. t‘avaunuuh. ll Holmes
E. Y. Halter. .-\ IIollItioii
59!le altir the ltisimad of the
eu-umg was traneactrd.
Twof‘on nertli‘ut I'I ellsla.
In addition to llm l‘anury. the trick
bicycle rider of Mrriden. who is now in
Europe astonishing the natives. there i2-
RIII‘lllt‘l' Connecticut trick cychxt gaining
tour and fortune abroad. Thia is \\'. S
.‘laltlIy. of Shell In. The last Issue of!
the Police Gazette gives II picture of him
in “II! dangerous II- II of ruling on the
patap-It of the pin r ‘Il \liI till-.IIII Scot.-
l:III l. l: picture:- lIIIII IIII lop of it high
\\ Ill above lllr‘ r-I‘ .t flvl‘. l .y I ll ll‘lt‘ \\ llt't‘l'
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1: HF!) as Dan lhu‘I: "He 1»- {I Wonder-
ful magnetic actor :llnl lI:Id “on
hearts of his audit-Ira III-lore he had been
“Gus Phillips
,mmuul-li- prure niul oti l'll‘)
Ilie,
£""‘"""""t‘”_’5 , game 51: grants.
“[USIC HAIJIJ’IIFINIAR 3. PLACE.
SOI'TI‘I NORWALK Teacher of Singing. \‘olco Control and Piano“ 1 'ay-
' Ill-ll
l. M. BOY‘I‘. Manager. i
UNI-2 NIGHT ()NL‘.
\Vedncs «lily, Dec. 14:
J. M. lllll‘ I- latest and greatcet ~I; ccci-II,
Jarnen C. Roach,
tinder the llllllllL‘t‘llll‘nl of
J. M. HILL.
III the now lriI-lI American Play. I
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DAN DARCYE
. llill ii latest \I-.Iiture Jame: (‘ Roach :iII.
“Dan llarcy.‘ ‘ IIIII l‘ll: nut-cc.“ Mr Roach in un-
like tiny other lrl-h comedian uvn here in )(lltl'l. l
Standing alone lll lItII IiiItlIod and manner. .‘Ilr '2
Roar h at oiiu talu- e rank in one of Hit her-t at tore
In his line on the II in: ’lhc plil) I- clean bright
pathetic, dramatic: and the dialogue aparltle' “lll’l
“it. —.\I-\\ lurk llall) New.
'1 he ha: I Dare I on lII'ell‘a of to pin” “Ill n-udI r'
a «elect programme.
Prices 35, {Ill and 75 (fist;
llhlil“ El) fill-ATS ~—.‘low on mile at "mt I i
l‘lIarIIIIIcy SouthNorIIalL and aperture Jemlry
tnn‘ VIIrIIalk. .'I dun
nonwaiIR' Ericka HoGsE gm"-
1W.
(lttw l'. 0.. Box 495.8013?“ NORWALK. (‘1‘.
C ll. 1“ ARTOIS.
'2 Caterer for Weddings and Partial. and Empsoymiw
50 “AIR 811.80. \‘ORWALK (‘1‘.
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MAlN STREET. SOL‘TB NORWALK.
Teeth extracted without 'pain by the use of Gas or
I].\ \\ lit Icr.
ATEN’T-
u. R. at} scram
“' aahlngton. I). (‘ .
Ten years in l’nited States Pat-Int lifltce
IlSW Guide to inventor: mailed free
SUIT" .\Ull\\'.\l.K SAYlNhS “ASK.
.'Il Wulilngton Street.
Open Daily train 9 to I! a. In. .. and from l 203)) In.
and on Saturday are ninxs from 6 to 8.
H'lntereiu allowed on Deposits
ALDEN SOLMANS Prom:
JOHN H. Pl-lelflh‘. Vin-~l’rer.:
JOHN H. KNAPP.$€C aco'l‘reaa.
sham-II.
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Wednesday. Dec. 1 4. , ixRCIl ITECT.
I ls now prepared to make plans and I “titration-
Angus-fill llaly‘a W‘ wnmmm, p2”. and rupcrlntcnd the construction of nut cgs
TERMS REASONABLE.
l OrrIcILTulor‘ ‘s Building Warbi Igloo St .
INurwalk. l'. 0. Box 775. as
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Butler 1118 Gaslight,
- 22l‘ RODIT Ell Ill
It. l:.\\ 1105!),
Builder and Contractor.
I W oil: dune by the IliIi' or contract.
. onlew foot of llauland St on Water. Yo B12: v‘nl7.
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Carpenter and Builder.
Plans tomb-bed and httmatos given.
Johhlng of all kind: promptly attended :0.
Shin Ann etmt. near Main
EU or «3. South Namath Ct.
Irui ii'ro‘dc Milli—0A1):
"(\Nlll RY k 30““ ALK DIVISION.
l am. 12m. not.
{Mire So. Nuruulk for
£1in fslilll‘ If all mam}
trauma) ii. lll : mm 135.
5 Leave South Norwalk for W ileoII l‘I-. ' 3
j 747, 5:25. 10:30am ; 1:05, If». 73.": p. :I.
-NI2.:lIt Freight.
ItllI‘T\ GUOH‘I
Strong Com pany.
suppoizul ‘Iy a '. (‘llu‘VHI
l rider the maria: llll‘lll_ of l’. 1‘ TI: nltr
Fer'llrl') and oat-‘- ht tun; 'a
l’lalatul I- Ilrui: "on ‘
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l’rI-I' IrI-your Nat- tit
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aiibury.
15.6:15. p. m. '1.‘:i'I
line i
for I-II‘I
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Mti - for lllll‘llIINI l‘ IIrpIII-I-II ul’ n pioc tum
lllL‘lll- II~4IIIII tlI"eIi I and I' II I. I .r h"
II III-I.
case (I and rent: rollm t.ed
INSURANCE.
Fire lit-I and m 1 Men! lll mo in -t l.I2 nun .\m. H
tan and Fun :_-II I o.
lleuln Moi: crux II. ltileaaa- and A»: 'llYllt' tits cap-
lmive South NorwlLa for l.él(llntlt!: _I :n a to
.‘I l.'I II. in. Lune thIhtlIld for bout th )Irua it: -
21“ ii. III.
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HUI SATOVlC ll“ ISION.
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ifudi draun :IIIIl lllll" to real iropI rII III-arched. ' ”l 30“ l'-'. 15‘ .
Acknuu leilgeiiinata of “cells taken I.\ - 2_ Leave 11“.] $1..." {0, pmflhfl.
larI l ulI‘vI \ LII-“H III- Mullah-d at: d IIIIII. I _\ um i‘.
.In in, .m,‘ n tut.“- p... mm... 7.10 I. III. acucumo :1 9,00 p, In. through {,‘L
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“n the "'3‘" fly" "“nuh" ”'3 “ur‘w” l I'nmrta for tliuai- \laltlnc I: urulw oli- . lit“; 11“."!!! l 'for Mate L‘t‘"
wuh III-t night‘s audio rice was most pro» IMIIMI 2 5ml Iii . ”at naiuru.
. I. M ' l N!) I AIII v‘fll-iIIIIs-nta fur .\r|\\‘ \ut'k I‘npera _ .., ‘ .. a‘““'_""““ n l ' a “‘-
“°“n‘ ~'d- - ‘r- {”“Ch al‘p‘mr’ “" “n rvn '\wl~ Harri. we and death nulll‘l“ promptly ‘ III- : ' 3
Daici at Music Hall to~morrovr i Milk"! I . l
, ‘ - . ‘ ‘ ~ f ‘lt , Rcal E-IIII‘ and Insurance Exchange ltuIImII lb :50” only a! far u x.“ \l‘ ,1. rd
“ ""mn" 1“" “‘1‘ "M " ““l" " l“ "l“ and I? \\ zIIh I stun .\' l‘.\\LUl: .L t-ULDEN- i - .. atate inc.
h n. hm ll large. III“ FIN!“ ‘A‘M‘l “'3‘" “V"! 2\\‘ Ii ll STI;\I.\"0N \‘Icc l’n-ii t 3. Gen“. Man's}
Other local tie“ a on nt‘t‘tllul page.
l‘Ills Is pleamtnt. mild and natural. The _\'i
gently rtltllulult‘ the lIVI-r. and regulate
the howl-h, but do not purge.
sure to plea»:
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:l'\ I Inc I u; i‘i-‘jx r2 carded. :i d&\\ If
y lllEllAl. l: t.\\'.\lill III-'l- RRLD \ am.
'4 alI. Illalnullil lo»: l!) "I ii city on 'lIiIIrday
'llI e :ln‘ .II’ III. II he}; bl'fllll} haunted bv returning
IIhI- aimi- IoItu- I-Iore ufJ “15“]th h uh; “gum
5 net.
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for- fall: .iiirl in 13ml.
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<I,I In i:Id I-Iv. Ill}: the SESTISEI Utllcc “ell ad
aptcd to: an Iil‘II curl“) light lIIiifluuul. lflali- glare
Ifrunl Luna! to than and fumishul III \‘ellun‘
pine. Appi -) a: or aililrv
'l‘llE SE\TIN3L UFFII‘ E.
filillinrnr.
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SALE
“EMILLINERY.
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Misses Cunard aIiTlmlerlake,
15 \| iIIIIiIIgtoii Street.
Der-ire to inform the public that they have a full
llllt of
Felt and Silk flats and Bonnets,
l‘elvets, Fancy Feathers .
and Rlbliona.
Which they are offering at a Izreat reduction in
cos.
We will he plaiscd to how our goods. Iiml re
awfully lnvitca call. 5 d&w lw
£0.11 in"! 51 'nm!
roux 1!. Fannie,-
Wholesale and Retail Dealer In all kinds of
GOAL ' AND W001]
Brick. Limo. Cement,
Blue Stone. Etc.
Lehigh, Lackinranna, Locust
lountaln, Franklin, and
Wilk'csbarro Goals.
mill for RUBBER PAINT
Yard-foot «Washingtonian!!!»-
shllstreets. handout» atstllsoa
DrugSIoI-a “in!
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action ot l ‘mter Ii little Liver!
They are
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ll. &- ll. RAILROAD.
S. Y.
Sol. Iilh. 1557.
001$“ WIET. GOIVG EAST
the a. In. Express. l l. 2‘.‘ a. m. “ ad; on Er.
‘ ‘l 5.!“ .. Expreea. ‘ (3.3)! Accnm
‘ ‘ _ . ' . _ I 5.40 “ Exltf‘r'l‘fl. i 7.24 “ [I 11.1}
or .\l~_.\‘. \ ORR. 5 5.50 .. tétmcial. . sun .. Accum.
1 6.12 “ Local Ex. I 9.!) “ Boston Ex.
. 6.."1 " ll‘port. Sp. “0.514 Accord
? 7.23 Local Ex. ll‘.‘.tS;_.m.Bo-Iion Ex.
Sum-III III the head of all other when .III tom; I‘l- , 7.43 “ Local Er. 1.15 “ Armin.
inn.- III the I III rut Stalci ‘Llllll' mine ‘34 '. :;re' #3“ “ INN“ 57}- ~ L43 “ I'Irfitl d Way.
Ir the print" ha“ been u-‘III . I loin» ot‘. . e 9d“ “ Local bx ‘ 3 “5 “ .
My“, ., .,. ,I . M H... mm m», h 9.:I'I " Accom. l 1.3: “
0 man . Locamix, . 4. ..
, ll 45 “ Accom ] 5.10 ” p
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l I I6 " Bostoulix. 6.03 " Sp «Ild
‘ .'\ . “ Accom. 7.!» " Bridg“. Spec: at
f b. “ Express. l 8 ‘29 ‘ Accom.
d4“ .\l-.\'"‘ TU SEVTL‘I'EL OFF“ E. I . " Accom. 2 9m " Accom.
-~--— , " Milk Train £21m " Adams 3: Ac.
.. lt‘port spec. 11.4? .. Boston Rx.
aco a oni -- Bo~tonEx. inner .. --
, " Accom.
2.56 “ \\ uh tori KL!
lu‘ ‘ll lis‘lztli' in. (1 llnllit‘ AI.‘ .21. l s" SllAl‘ a SUNDAYS. -
~ ‘ 9.15 Accom 8.00 .. N. a. :1:
General lllatl‘ .incc lactic) ; I up a. Accom 9.” 22 m... ..
8.w Illk Train. 6.51 p in. Acton:
Fm; Lifcarid Act‘.tlt‘nt. S 30 “ accom.
Ocean Steamrlnp Tickets—Cabin and Swernze.
Draft-I for one A) .‘lflll Illll'r'ftlll and lloncv firth-:4 1n
ail part» of Europe.
Notary Public. Acknowledge lllt‘l‘lli Taken
Trains Leave Eaat Nomi-1k.
come wast. noise sis-r.
Railroad Tickets. Baggage Checked 6.0: .. m, I 5.34 g: m.
to llcstlnatlun. l 7.18 " . '2 so:
. I 7.36 .. g 1.15 pm.
It; “Huntington 5L. (Next door to Post-Oman) , 9.3; II ‘ ri.lt‘~ ..
I.“ “ : lO.\\I “
South Norwalk. Conn. 2.40 p. m I
Iiaw 6-48 “ 2
3.19 “
O. M. SHEPARD. C. ’l‘. “turn-nu.
Gen. Supt.
Jrriglfl.
The Old and Reliable.
DAILY FREIGHT Lilli.
Geri. Pisa. Ag‘t.
Bins llll Sluesf
G. H. HARVEY
Would most respectfully invite the attention or the
public to one of the
Best and Cheapest Line of
Goods Ever Offered.
BEING SELECTED WITH CARE AND
STRICTLY BOUGHT FOR CASH
AT :LARGE DISCOUNT. AND
EXPENSES BEISIG LIGHT,
TELLS THE STORY.
Nurwalllllewlurk.
—THE PROPELLERS—
Come and Examine the
Goods Before Buy-
ing- Elsewhere.
City of Norwalk & Eagle,
Will make daily trl‘pr. Sundays excepted for
freight between New mall: andso South
orvvalk. Will leavePlorss. foot of
Yor hover: evening. except Saturdays. It 5
oan'clock. aliond Saturdav t2 p In. Leave Vor-
Ivalk Bridge and South Nor-“all; evu'y evening.
Freight taken from and waived [or all
points on tho Ila-bury and Noni-nth and
gum Railroads at Greatly Reduced
COME ONE WEE. ALL AND SECURE
THE BARGAINS.
Ca Ha HARVE I ’ all” cotangent-thee oto Norwalk
7 haclnllsw Yorkorlgvictnlv.
Mmalo drmtlngany nfam
I2 Main Street.
on
unployamdthoboaumthl line on accou t of
neovaeutlnloa ‘ n
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