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ALL THE NEWS
EVERY DAY.
The Wk Inck mop mutual «mt: f’ nut Lina.- Tollec returned to the Static
tlm ”turning.
J-n—ta; Ferris spent New Y-atstlay with
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Lam-.44 .1 iv For»! Us” 3‘ “a": min” his ‘ulrl‘l.r an this t .1) .
cord (Knee Iwrr
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~I$uit assortment of flab in town at
Ramona}: market.
Stout? your seats for f.»»l|lp_ht‘s ‘fl‘f‘
gformnnce at )lusic Hall.
John lkumntcr spent Honda: with his; .lliss lit/Aggie Lime: will return to
fulwr in Eitzabeth. N. J.
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\ - ‘3 tin}
~i§ 21..» 311%“ Minor Neat. study fur
('51?! C. C. St. John of Cluster. I’a . is t
it ad}- 3 . fur w. 33%. «nth ransliir motto: {funds to this city.
lint‘ktuglum I’we’t of the hum-ugh in-~
.5; all: ll’ « 13¢. r~ turtmln‘ua‘ ttzglit.
The officers of Hubble Pod, U. A. IL,
I Stamford, ml} be “totalled to night.
”Home dressed Turkeys a: A» 3R.
p.513; a: “infill! 3 \\'aé‘i’rnngttrn Market. 1.3"" ’ mink?"
t, Bonn.» t”. X Ea v5 Xv." York «pent
\wtelah} :13: I ..
“latch Night serum-s were. held by
{he Nialltgn Army on Saturday even- .
in; .
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ash :- t,l,«'2zlpun} at Rust?
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\Yulmg: 3*. lifen': bulgw anll til-night. .
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2 W1; it new ilixé'bib-S-{il' of anal kind; can t”: “r“ 53““5 “Hi. Johnson 5 parents
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Ii :13»; rim. a :22,- fzv :cifi. for In»
if I’Iifilrhh‘ road.
.\ ran {lame t - buy n g: d turnout
fyr tint.“ :3: at»; n- wleru‘d m. advertww
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lstxry to 1413‘ Cary 1:3“; and 21km up his
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litzigqn-rt no 3 1w}. 9.5: Jnuks Kenna. 3‘
'5 ENG-Y a of:
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lusting *
living l‘iningof “'aterbury. baa~ re-
turned lwme- from his visit with Perry
‘2 3;. in 3:12..» n.:.».:.::. tgnvst Slur/rag?
m xi" 3 "'5‘ . “113.5909 of the etrougagt 'melodrnmns '
from her visit with line Ifogntdus to her ‘:
iivmv 1:: Dunbar;
“tum internment-ad put in but.
putrid Mire“. at Smith} “'aahmgton
fluid.
3."
Nr. nnd Mm. l‘. B. lelyn and family
. to E. w \l-rk Than-slay. where they
nail >31» 13 5 tin manta.
Mortal-«era of tho Mvthodaet church chair
, and friends have prevented Ii. S. I’laot-
wall: a purge of money. '
The t“. mmllli’r of Sal'rvr Sin-am badge
v.25 vow: sum tn-momaw night at an. , led by the pastor. Text for the evening:
53m. 2:1 Last Nor-talk.
31:. at: l Mrs. Charles I". Forms of Pious-
33‘; 3‘4““. {,4 Syzwgfik n32} hate a
laid- :; “(Ajdillg mental-.2.
that L a ll sly-mural}; stratus-r "Ada-line"
4: ”if xjffi‘alk Iful.‘ \‘l'or'ks
tn: “but“; “\‘l‘fiiauitxl.
Azfltfil Mulbr't' 'll’lflt'fgul of the \vt‘s‘
hht-h-a' l... l. and "LI“ awn! New
(fifth H :‘li ll Vi; Imvl‘. {ll {lags “If.
Alkuzsr‘n fit foot (‘31:)- ail 1mcinl
mun—t) for 2%.» proper product-m of the
dirt—rem piece that they play {hm week.
i Jn‘tng la the ~< ‘3"? Mann Sunday no
"luring: “as livid in fin- Tt‘fllplt‘ u“
the H mm: flaunt as was announcul. Tliryf
tél it} a: agar: n: xt Sunday.
A“ tit-r regular muting: n! tux“.
walk LL Ii. church tuke pluma weary”...
night no annual sorta-rs will he held Scull:
than during the week of prayer.
' ' . n : 54“ t rut c nu unop- ~holt~~
“er lit‘fldlfl'k ‘ f Bull “l”. km “‘0 7‘ tlonal clmrth and made n nddretu tt I 1 union 0 o n o t \\ t
valuable tnrddogs by pus-tin, fiaturduy.
e says one": tu'rnty dogs have been
poisoned tn that neighborhood in the last
{to i‘tvksz
Lat»! strain: about forty friends 011
r. and Bro. Mumbal ("touch of Iifiwklyn
3‘43“" ““4"?“ 1‘ 5‘4 gart- “minimum at the residence
1; animus” \‘ailir‘gv. I’entayirantt— of {mm (Touch on Myth-w avenue.
5' ‘7" t I:
in» lin lgrport Net~ has been en-
!.t ut‘twflim 413$" flaw dvm
nu! Sta-{i its turns and adrrrtising
v slump..- ‘l‘lir Set». is a {trait elm
t... w§3=u§1rf. ‘
an»!
1:.- aud Hrs. tjom’ifgr’ F. Athenian gave
a gl»v£!teéifé i‘3?§¥9 party at that how
if: lirooklyn. ha! night. A large
In a Very brilliant one.
be
Wimber he is to enter into mother put-
nerrwltip in not known. but such: possi—
bility is antitank-d by his friends.
wins a very photon! gathering.
Luedlord “hit of tlw Malinckemo
«fl tspvnt New Yours in New York City.
—Fresh ments at low prime at ;\. R.
Tyler} mnrket.
cumin-r wrn- PINKS! Ind the («erosion ”his Susie Suicltfl'c, who has charged—w
lb“ trimming room of A. Solmnns' fac-
, wry. was pro”. ted with no elegant gold
n :1}th their reguar monthly colleen
it rain}- evening of thin work in” their
'hendodm‘lk umbrella by the ladies em-
Modthmlmfiamldnynfm.
room {213%}: W.” \All uni-invited The when of liofleer Hook & Ltd-
on! a W hum.
am. am ML}... buy an: an
lawn-ion? trinket.
nits-12ml; mama; night of lily-fiat"
der Co. were [mounted with two line
turkeynby their brother firemen in’Dan—
bury yous-slay.
[Mr Weldmnn brought down the
Sat Ntafidn} night hang the regular ‘ 3“.“
F. (i. Boughton and
An inn-retain; watt-h night senior
llxkkmbdderwy afnllnnend-VWIII?“ 8* Sh? Bust avenue ’1- E-
nnce is malaria-hem will betchnrrh. Summing night.
Thisbeing
ukm toponteafire alum («E-n material m.aervicenwillbehe|d
Nmnik.
John H. Knapp} that: bone Inn
sway rm! awning, and Mb
inthnchnrthcmyflening duringthc
wk.
warms. Ban-firm W in Enr-
5, 41W 1‘” mi N runway ‘3'”: lea tonight. 1W and next day
as {km Wm- on the
Q! lrfli}.
III '.nndthenxoecto
ml W [- h km“ Xilfotd. Pan, for: week. under the nu:-
U‘AK} I. |‘. tdownW‘ pioesofthew. C. T. 8., Sew Brann-
tngn-a street a a lively
pad on WWW.
,' Be atop».'u' X. 1.. forthctwoweehfollowing.
The watch nightmioetholedlo-
,ummmmflrdM_MInmmm-qu
fight?“ mm inning “gnu;- largo. It bird three banana
qu-trkdefi-u‘ghhflhn‘l“ ‘3' “MW
porno-o ex-
mm.mumm5M‘mem
refit-d and not: liken mim- ‘7
.vquybauthohuintheufldnc.
mt'mmllnmr.n.§
Wm lb; but. My
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new
Minn-ang- at all by his
ufi‘u'm'
[and and:
‘hx‘fintnnhy.
null-n.
evening thaweekexceptl-
A port: of ybnn;~pcople met at It.
“Wtanllfmu
Normal School to-day.
Miss Lulu Thompson of Brooklyn is,
, visiting Mrs. M. Lauder.
-Ul‘dt‘l' your Turkeys at A. R. Tyler‘s
; market.
“in. II. Swords is moving his fixturt‘e
‘ into his no N store today.
Welder Co 939 tomorrow.
3 Must: uisa Brooks-of New Haven is
. visitmg Mrs. Arthur Theile.
Amt Truderlotns ntASmitlt's \Vash-
tnxlun Hatter. 13c. a pound.
‘ Mr; and Mrs. James Phillips have re-
turned from a visit to their daughter in
, Xew York. 3
, Mrs. Wood wife of T. “2 Wood, of the
.Bridgeport Pout, in visiting relatives in
. Hist 'Norwnlk.
The officers of Old “'ell Lodge Will be
installed this evening. At the conclu-
sion of the ceremonies a banquet will
be served.
V F—At J. \V. Stndwell‘s piano ware-
: rooms on Main street can be found a fine
He
Tnlso has on hand several second hnnd in-
§strumenls that he will dispose of cheap.
.lssotlmeut of pianos nod organs.
gfiCnll and see them.
Mart Kellogg guessed the exact dumber !
, of needs 333 in the large squash in Smith '
,Bmthers window, and so took the gold
’: watch.
: Tho funeral of the Hungarian who
:died from the injuria be received Satur-
.dn_v night took place nt Stflnry church
g this afternoon at 1.30 o‘clock.
: {trafficgnto Traffic“.
2 . Dec ‘23—Cbnrlea U. Stevens to Jacob
ng't-lf. land' on Stunt, nvenne in the
lain-ugh. consideration nominal.
. Baptist Church.
Service to-night at the 133th church.
“The Blaster is come and cnlletlt for
: thee.“ The wcek of prayer opened very
jutn-‘cpiclnuealy last evening. and with n
very marked interest. The services will
: ln- ctmtinued through the week. The
,publtt‘ is gent-rally and cordially invitod. :
i l'ronldent Clnri liwclnctod. l
3 At the nweting of the directors of the '
étfontlolidnwd road Saturday, Charles I’.
1:(‘lark wru rwelectod president. E. M.
, Raul was rlr-srn vice-president, “'illiltxu ‘
D. malmp, jr.. secretary. and Willinm L.
iniquires treasurer. The mot-ting wni for
lorgauizntitm only and no other business
5 was done. The directors meet ngnin the
éoecond Saturday in January.
3.!“ Ala-It: Indian nntl Student (or the
llinl-ttry.
During the pat-1 week. an Alaska In- i
:dian has been rioting in this city. as the §
home of M. M. Norton, on Flux Hill,
who WM taught in Alaska by Mrs.
‘city are mutt." that ought to be of:
A Dotson-ed Compliment.
Members of the Temple of Honor. of
Norwalk, were in town today to visit a
sick brother who resides here. There is
no organization of the kind in the coun-
try that taken more interest in its work
the Norwalk Temple does.~—-Bridgoport
Post. '
A Nor-walker“: \‘lult to Dnnbury.
A young man from Norwalk come to
visit friends in Danbnry and enjoy
Christmas. In the afternoon he and a
friend took a ride to sea the “boys" and
view the country. The Norwalk man
objected to the Daubury man driving,
on the ground that he did not know any-
thing about horses. The result was the
loss of a $100 overcoat, A broken wagon
and an awakening tn the Catholic Ccm‘
tery on Town Hill.-—Democrnt.
“Til-ken Growln; Contest.
The curlers employed in rpfut &
Knapp‘s factory No. 1 nreinte ted at
present as to who will take the five
dollars in the agreement that has be'en
entered into by Fred Agnbler and John
Cavnnnugb. The agreement is that the
one who shaves first will pay the other
3500. As Fred is a married man the
first few weeks he will not mind, but if
John ittends to make calls he will have
to skirmish around and borrow a. set of
false whiskers.
l'olo News.
The Bridgeporls defeated the “later-
burys yesterday afternoon, the score
being 5 to 4. In the evening the Sew
Havens wort; defeated by the Bridge-
ports. score 4 to 3.
The game at Meriden yesterday after-
noon reaulted as follows: Merideu 6, New
Haven 2. At Hartford last night the
Ilartforda were defeated by the Meri-
dcm by a score of 7 to 4.
Meriden player at New Haven and
Bridgeport at “’aterbury to—night.
Town Meeting ”Morrow.
The “journal town meeting will be
held at the town house nt2o‘clock to-
morrow. This meeting was adjourned
last week on account of the small nt~
tendnnce which was because of the se-
vere storm. All the important business
in the call remains to be transacted.
The tax is to be lnid, nod beating of the
nlmshouso and a new lock up for this?
sulficieut intercst to call out n large ut- 2
tondnnce. '
(‘Ity Council. .
The new City Council met last night g
and determined the untorority of the;
[mad as follower—lat N. J. t‘rnw, 2nd, ;
II. 1). Fox. 3d, J. A. Fmington. 4th, G.
1-2. Smith. 5th. W. U. Smith, 6th, J. C.
Crows. .
Petitions of loseph (.‘olegrove, \V. R.
\Vilson and I". Conly were received for
Chief of Police. F. Cunly, s. v. Ireland
and \\'. R. \Vilson fur patrolmen. John
Ryan, J. K. (‘mdmw and R. ll. Morton
for supernumemries 3
After the rending of the above peti-
also a temporary redidont in
Norwnlk at the some homo";
JIle attended servtceo at the Congregn }
' the children in Springwood chnpt-l.
Importn-t to Ilnttun.
In the United States Circuit Court at
‘ Hartford yesterday, motion was mode :=
:by A. )1. “'ooster in Anderson vs. Dex-
ter. toset aside degree nnd reopen that
cane that defendant might plead to thei
merits: motion granted. The subject?
nutter It issue is the use of bat linings
having embossed tips. Should this pub’
out lit-sustained brutally, three-fourths3
of the has nunufac'tnmd in the state?
will infringe It.
A Big Itunineott.
The inventory of the Old \V'ell Cigar;
Company. which was completed Mom;
dny. showed thnt that firm hnd sold
during the yenr 1&7, just 3.100.000.6335.
This Is the largest mnnufactory in the
ante. This business was started here
not. n gtent my years ago by cranes-ill
0.8m; Tbenbo did all the work
himself. Now the company employs 50
cignr trinkets. and bus on its pay roll
nenrly n hundred names. The compnuy
now includes C. Swnrtz. Reed anilnnd
and If. Corbett.
Congregation-l sonic...
There will be n payer meeting in the
chapel this evening from 7.” to 8.3).
Subject. "For Christ nnd the Church."
The abject for the meeting to-mor-
row evening nt the nine hour, will be
“Payer for Families nod Schools.”
The Indies‘ Annual minionuy meeting
will'be held to-morrovt often-noon nt 3
o‘clock.
The Swedish service on Frithy night
oftbiaweekwillbebeldfroni‘l’bos
o'clock in the church building-one hour
earlier tho natal. ’
em or .3};
m hr Today.
Contraction. —— 0f . vices prevnlent
throughout Chriitcndom. such a dumb
canes. impurity. profane home, and
SIM—breaking; of . grant public
wrong}, and: .- hwn, or de
mum trade-t, like thoopinmnnd
mmdlunrynnd them-to-
fnln-nof God'ngiftnbymmoolnssaof
may. nod, cm others. hwle-
Woodman! hinder-
nneutothemoftheaolpel by,
tin-3;“ Matting-imam
W; of parent 'nnfnithfnlncm,
w mmwmd
ipurchnse from them and transfer to
j $1,200 by replovy, and J. P. McGovern.
Mona the Board ndjournvd for one week.
'rtu: ”rt-MKS" 3 Pittman.
plovlnd. .
'Tlm litigation concerning the Union
llut Company and Julius Liptuau, which
has been pending for more than a year,
has been settled. In September, 1888,
Gustav Lippmnn, n brother of Julius,
attached ull the property in the factory
here. claiming it had bren transferred
tohim by Julius. Creditors of Julius
and Union Hat Company then attached
the property and such as had found any
of the goods they had sold still in the
slmp, replevied them, claiming that the
Gustave Lippman Were fraudulent.
Rubens Bros. of New York. who were
represented by Captain Frost, secured
who was represented by attorney Light.
got ubout $700. Other creditors secured
smaller nmounts. The linbilitieo of the
concern were about $40,000. .
The settlement woe eflected by permit-
ting creditors, who had replevied, to re-
tain their goodc, and withdrawing their
chime for goods sold but not secured by
the replovln suite. 3
Snntn can. \‘hlu In. Jerome Smith.
Sntuuhy night nbout eleven o’clock.
when Jerome Smith cud family of East
Norwnlk were sound asleep for the
night they were stalled by violent
ringing of the door bell. Jerome sprung
out of bed followed by Mrs. Smith, who,
womInJike, grabbed the poker nnd fol~
lowed her husband to the door. Both
their mind. were filled with imnginn-
tiona of bold burglars. and they ex—
pected to- be confronted by the gnu;
which ha been so busy of late in East
Non-walk. But Jerome put on n bold
front, (we expect the support of Mrs. 3.
undo him so bold), and threw open the
from. door. To hi- uurpriae no one was
tobe seen, but there were track: in the
snow on the ntoop. Alter tanking n
genernl survey of the surroundings Mr.
and In. Smith omcludod they were the
victims of jokers. But as Mr. Smith
In: closing the door he felt something
SOI'TH NORVVALK, CONNJ, TUESDAY, JANUARY 3. 1888.
Dlslocatod Ills Shoulder.
Last evening, \Villtam Edger-tan, cup.
eriutendeut of Stalin’s line of ateamers,
came to, \Vilaon’s Point on the “Sam
Sloan" tbut. has been chartered by the
Housutonic railroad for the winter and
by a mtastep fell into the hole of the
steamer and dislocated his shoulder. He
came to this city and his injuries were
attended to by Dr. Burke at the Mr
hackemo hotel. The doctor accom—
panied Mr. Edger-ton to his home in New
Yotk city, to-day.
5 Atkinson &‘~Cbok:_
There waaa large audience at Music
Hall last nightto witness the opening
performance of Atkinson 6: Cook‘s com-
pany, which was the presentation of
“The Queen‘s Evidence. or Stricken
Blind.“ The play was well chosen ‘and
well given, and furnished ample proof of
the fine dramatic talents of the com-
pany. The parts were taken by E. P.
Sullivan, Miss Annie Louise Amen,
Thomas E. Shea, Jerry McAulifi, Miss
Laura Almosino, Miss Jewel Sheridan,
E. ‘D. Denison, Chas T. Grillv, Richard
Nesmith and Lou \Veslin. Each char‘
acter was so well sustained that we have
no disposition to make distinction, but
the prominence of those of Messrs. Sulli
van, Shea and McAulifI. and Misses
Ames. Almostno and Sheridan entitle
them to special mention, Miss Ames won
the hearts of the audience at once and
throughout the evening she was re-
Sbm and Mfikulifl‘ were most. cordially
received. a company. we think is
without exception, the best which has
appeared in town in a weeks engagement.
The canal lock scene was a remarkably
fine one. The music is first rate, and
the ntanagoment throughout of a most
commendable character.
Tet-night the play will be “49,“_one of
the finest melt) dramas on the stage, and
one in which the company will be seen
to the best advantage. Tickets 10, 30
audi30 cents. Seats at Hoyt‘s pharmacy.
Other local matter on fourth page.
gait.
PRUMlSORY NOTE. payable on dcmantl. in-
4’ turn! mid to Jun. 1. 1338. radon-3d on its back,
than “Wll out recourac“ over the name “Kt-hum
Taylor.“ Any pinion returning aid note to lhltl
ofilw. or funn-lting information that will lead to its
recovery “th l-t- runnbly n!“‘l!llt’d. 8 dtxxtf.
En gig-"f.
Vl‘WO NEW STORES on the limit floor, mdnxew
tt‘uumagv on the second floor in Frrria's lllllld-
11M. amniotic Datum llcxmt. Rent of ouch live (5)
ollttn pvt month. Inqnln‘ of John l‘crfinor Stop!»
cn 1103!. tit ket lgvnt II. the Dorian Depot.
_ PAC—
rum, t‘omer Water and When: Strut-ts.
Emotion March 1st. 123‘.
ROTH & GOLDSCHMIDT.
2B1 tf South Nonxntk.
1:01! a term of‘tbm ream rut: om consu-
Jar gale-
“ l ‘00 WILL BUY A FARM 0F 00 ACRES,
5 I ‘ _ at Raiding. aboutiimilcs from Bt‘lllt‘l
It has on it a dwelling house. utnntt‘d on n blgb Ind
healthy lOt‘tllIOIl. burn.rom house, wagon hOIISt‘lInd
cow noble; all in good condition. It has on it also
it plenty of gmftod fruit trees in good boning. nnd
mutt; mat-t exponent gr- m. «About hnlf of the loud
it: down to mmdow. t t‘ tncc store. lowed and
w . Enquire of TAYLU 8'. GO DER.
Real Estate ind Insurance- Exchange Rooms. ‘5
and 17. Washington St. 16 tr
Sewing Machines For Sale.
( NE Wheeler .t Wilson. No. 10. in good u now.
and: Singer In excellent condition. Good
burning. Apply to Mus. EDWIN Simon,
2‘: 2!, M Spring Street.
”A Btu-c Chance.
1903 $250 you can buy I flue turnout «An
nttmctivc borne. nonrl new hlrum, nod new
top bum: Address, . 0. Box (37.
3 South Norwnlk.
1:08 SALE CHEAP.
1 two funny house with oil modern improve-
menu.
1 bone ind lot in fine location in East Not-walk
Alan twenty tine building lots to be sold on easy
tt-nna.
Stock farm, 250 com. in line cute of cultivntion
with all the Mock, gain. etc. Price $7.000.
Two house: to rent. l‘ouereiou 't-en immedinte
1:. 8704! J. s. RANDALL.
t Norwnlk.
I“ AST NORWALK.
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Two denimblo residences, both in excellent eon-
dluon—Pricea tumble. um term: may.
nit-e of TAYLOR & GOLDEN.
Real Estate “Id naunncr A tn. (5 and 4? Wash-
' lumen 8L. South orwnlk. Ct.
ET NOR WALK.
88 50.00
Win buy one are of land fronting on the loin
street, with bonsai contnimng % m1 and d
The [remixes Ire n good coudi alluded tn
bu ccnshlenble fruit on than.
$2.00 0.00
Will buy ten acres of bud. four of which from on
the Huinnuvetnnd have on them 1
contunil'txi n Inge burn and car house.
The bnl has no a excellent condition.“ no
'il'w'h'dcd‘m bulge for cit pert lf-old,
non w exc , or
will nllow if desired. putof y tntyiney to te-
Inaln on mortgage. .
nits of TAYLOR & GOLDEN.
nnuflnce tn. ‘5 Ind 47 W03.
8L. South omlk. 0t.
Notice.
THE inhuman-nu of the (on
hotel: warned
Red lint-to Ind
In
of Norwnlkm
the mmmm some
. mfl'uhblctqm forthcbup In the city
ammonia-at of Decan-
bc.A.D., 187. thy
WILL!“ L. JAKE.
gunning-A. TOLL“. % all! town of
":HENI‘E’S BAND -
smut. fill). llGIlBLE,
peatedly applauded, and Messrs Sullivan ,
V Demonic Hall,"
'IQNDAI. JAN. 3. 1813s
Music
PRICE TWO
CENTS.
HALL,
SOUTH NORWALK,
ONE WEEK, GOMHENGING
MONDAY
, JAN, 2d.
——SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT or TEE CELEBRATE!)—
ATKINSON 85 COOK’S
STUCK COMPANY,
Pruentlnglnkntim New maummumm
10, 20 and. so Gents.
Engagement of the Charming Young Adz”.
ANNIE LOUISE AMES.
The Well~known Lending Actor,
EDW. P. S
Drondny Evening. the but at all Xelodnnu. “Queen's Evidence.”
J icqmn Killer‘s Glut Ancient Dunn. “49."
The Interesting Irish Drums, “The Peep O’Day Boy."
Tuesday “
\Vednosdny " “The Innocshlne last.”
Thursday “
Frldn y " “The Dmltes.”
Saturdn y )Iutlnee.
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“East Lyne.”
Evening. “lichen Macalre.”
Special Scenery for tall Plays.
CFIIGtXVDd Sent Sale commence! Thumb). Dec. 29th. at HOYT‘S DRUG $10“
gnlgrtainmguls.
LYCEUM THEATRE,
NEVV X’ORIi.
and St. and FOURTH AVE.
Nil-:1. FROBRIAS ~ - Manger
rots: 8.1 5. SATFI‘JIAT alumna 2.
The Regular Dramatle Season.
T he Wife,
A New Play by D. Balsam) nnd II. C. DeIille
Comma} Includm:
HERBERT KEU‘EY, GEORGIA CAYVAN.
HENRY MILLER. GRACE HENDERSON.
Nnuox Winn-can". LOUISE DILLON.
W. J. L]! MOYNB lifts. WALCOT,
CHAS. WAIJCOT.
CHAS. DICKSON. .
W. FAVERsHAM. )uss CROSIAN,
PRICE—All W— ”on 75¢...LOO..IJO
nlvidcud xoflce.
South Norwnlk Snvi . Bank.
. South Forwnlk. . 27th. 138?.
INTEREST at the me of Four (I) per cent. per
, for the current six month: will be
crulited to depositors Jan. let. 18%, And paid to
them on and me: Jan. 10th.
njlo JOHN ll. KNAPN 'l‘rens.
City Board of Relief.
\YO'I'ICE it! hereby given that the Baud of Relief
.1. for the Cityo South Norwnlk will meet on
Jun. 2nd. 8.qu Sutunlny evening. Jun. 81b. Fri‘
thy evening. tn. :31 7x p.m . It the Council
dumber. for the pit of bearing And determin-
ing nil I meals from the doing: of the City Arse-
mrs. u: cumming 1nd adjusting the imitation in
the list of 1381‘.
ROBERT II. ROWAN. {Bo-rd of
HENRY D. FOY 3 Relief.
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South Sorwnlk. CL, Dec. 34th. 1887.
HOUSATONIC RAILROAD:
DANBI‘RY & NORWALK DIVISION.
December nth. 1887.
have So. Norwalk for Dnnbnry.
7:80 9:3) n. 111.: 12:13 1:“. 3:15, 6:13. p. In. “13:45
n. m.: Sundry mil 9:15 n. n.
have Souterorwnlk for Wilson Point.
7:15. 9:01. 10:32:11.: 1:00, 4:50. 7:15 pun
'—Niebt Freight.
have South Norwflk for mallow-5.15 p. In.
Leave urchflcld for South Namath—7:25 n. in.
F. C. Pawn. Supt.
HOUSATONIC DIVISION.
December ll. 187.
Leave Bridgeport for Pittafleld.
7.10 n. m. accommo‘n
1&05 .. ..
4.39 tn. express smu’ tun.
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Sewing machine Supplies,
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