Clil-lAPlAS’l‘ Alli) BEST
Advoulisiiig Medium. ‘
4.
"11—.-
NUMBER 28.
T1113 SEVTINF L.
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JAHIS GOIADIN. Editor and Proprietor.
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Advertisements
We titer Bulletin.
For Wedneptlay, in New England,
cloudytopartlAy cloudy, with slight ther-
mal changes,Apreceded by ‘rain or snow
near the coaAst. followed by clearing,
colder weathei
THE LAJCAL NE WS.
Dr. W. G. lAAoyt was in town yester-
day.
Hon.A.H
.AByington returns to Wash-
flim Janie ACorwin of BrIoliiyn.‘ is
visiting at R. Al. Golden’ Ii.
Butler ChaAAIter, R. A. 51., will confer
the third denge this evening.
The case oAl Norah Elifton comes up
to-morrow belere Justice Selleck.
51.“.Nortu
in front of Sol
n is 'repairing a gas leak
man 's livery office.
-—RellllOil'uA market is the only out) in
town where provisions of all kinds can
be had. . t,_ . ‘
.‘lliss Smith of Stamford, has rI- turned
,from her visiti with Miss Lilliellusted.
The case oil APri-cepvs. Lane is tobe
tried before Justice Coolidge tomorrow.
The Good ‘Templers of this city will
hold an oyster supva r and fair to- night
in the Reform room.
The Norwalk Burlesque CII. hold a
rehearsal .to night at the residence of
Stiles Lawrence. ,, 7
An Ivli ctionA of officers of tlie‘zctional
banks througAliout thIv countr_ ill be
held this afteiAnoon.
The South llorwalk Dramatic Associa-
tion met last eveninlt with Miss Sadie
Bodwell on Marshall street. xv -
C. B. CooAAidgei ~Hoses Glover and
Thomas Glover arevtaking an Inventory
of the Star Shoe Store to-duy.
—Best assoirtment of fish in town at
Remson‘ a ma\ Iket.
w. MansfieAfiudder, from New Jer
scy, is visitiir is sisters, the Misses
Scudder, on West 81. ., this city.
Capt ChasA E. Godfrey, for sometime
employ ed 1y Joseph KinefIv Ht‘l', has ac
cepted a positAion in New R IclIIvlle.
A llumlltlf'IAll member; lrorn Lincoln
council, Q. U. A. M. of this city. will
visit Lord's council of Stamford to night.
Florence RAiymond, daughter of E. A.
Raymond of Van Zandt avenue, East
Norwalk, diIAvd yesterday afternoon at
five O’clock. v
The amount appropriated for highway
purposes at the town meeting was“ 500.
We made a mistake of $85 In the report
last week.
Mr. Harvey Bell is with us again after
spending a very pleasant vacation with
his father, the Rev. Mr. Bell. of You
tic, Conn.
George Scolield who has been visiting
his parents llAl the borough went back to
his studies lit the Sing Sing academy
yesterday.
The new 05an of Burgessivs presented
a handsome bouquet to the warden,
which he acknowledged in a fluent
' speech laI-t might.
kadoof sIIIIII. Norwalk ar-
ay with 1.000 bushels of
oyster or tile & Parmrdee. —-New
Haven Pallet turn. ‘
Last nighlAs polo game resulted as fol.
lowes: AtA Waterbury, Hartford 8,
Waterbury A. New Haven plays with
Heriden to tit glit.
A cornpanAy of between twenty and
thirty pe tAI are going to Bridgeport
Steam mer
rived Sat
this eveni to attendW. J. Hall. sub-
scription colArcert. .. .
—-Corn fci. home killed spererib at
Remson’s niA rket.
Silver Btt to lodge, 1.0. G. T. will
hold an oyl er supper and fair ih’ the
Temperance Reform Room this and to-
morrow evel ingiv.
At the conclusion of the Counml meet-
ing last even ing Councilman Crew invite
ed the Bod d of Cwnciimen to call at
his house (”A Wednesday evening.
in Bridflport Old Sport is charging?
five cents mission for those wishing to
‘ see him ttsi for the six day’- contort in .
New York A ity. His receipts in Bridge-
port. bowel,
coed those A New York.
Yesterday afternoonfmwhile one of the
employees If the Elect ric Light Co. was
standing oi the depotoneof our local
sportsumlupand beganwtalktohiin.<
'rtIIv light III-II immediv
for him to spit the out!
as acid. As the sport had
, from John l-Iihivy.
Jurnished for dancing and the hall of
lbe filled tovnight. Their band
or small, w'vll probably ex .
Julio Hogan was hot IrI- Jriutit l" bit-iii- volt:
last night charged with stunting cider
lluuus found guil
ty, flinv and costs iiIIIIIIIniIv vi] to $10 J3.
“$th ilildi tt ttt'tl .~x :rxli
Vl' ry conVIvtiiIvIItiirnl [IrIv try I'. IlIviIIler rrnil
hlottI-rs of the Queen insurance (to. of
LIVIvrpuol, for which they are :Igvuitv.
The funeral of lierihii liInI: was lipid
at her late borne, on Van Z'Indt Ave ,
thiIi morning at 10 o'clock. The inter.
merit Ii as in the Bait Norwallt cemIv tivry .
-—Tlic cheapest place to huy llIlI is at
Remson' s market.
The firm of Wilcoxd'. Pardee, insur-
diisilved, Walter L. Wilcox retirin
Mr. Pardive will continue the businestt at
the old stand.
From the number of applications it is
evident that a large number desire
positions on the police force this
your. Usually it is difficult to find per-
sons willing toacccpt positions on “the
force. There wiIl be It good many dis
appointed men in to n ntxt Saturday
morning. I
—Suuer Kraut at Jacob Schaub's Wash
ington street market
The building committee of the Congre-
gational churih holIl anti-cling yester-
flay afternoon. The architect of the-Av
new church to be erivvvitiil was present
and with thc.committivc hunt to tliivA
grounds and arranged to have the gradiv*
low-cred four feet from the grade that
had already been decided upon
'At the annual election of riliccrs of the
End Avenue Sunday when! last tiight
A
.; Irit ll.
ance “”0 real estate agents, h“ be?» to-riiglit. liviviybodyinvited to come.
11L ’l‘lIE saws
EVERY DAY," 9\
"A ’ ' A . SOUTH NORWALK ((l\
of the datum,» done was by water and
the varnish. The insurance will proba-
lI' t cover the loss.
. Church Services To-nlght.
This Writing iii the South Norwnlk
(lIIiI'ngvgrntiorinl ch it‘ll there Will hen
prayer orIv-lingat .:illo'clivclt,conclud-
iiig promptly at liiil iabt eight.
A rIvviviil service ill be held this
running in the fludlthJJ'OOfll of the
First Mt-llllltllr‘t church. Meeting's will
he held Iviery evening during tlIIv week
e5;- t pong S Iturday.
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The prayrv r and praise Iiiciv ting at the
Baptist Iliurcli last night was the best
experienuvd tinv present season Meeting
"A New Year' a live.”
The ladies of the Congregational
church have been preparing an excel-
lent entertainment during the past
month which they WIll‘plt’O at Music
linll to-morrow evening. It was our
pleasure to attend their rehearsal last
night and from the manner in which
the participants acquitted them lves,
there can belittle doubt of the so can
of the entertainment. Besides the c
tutta "A \‘ew Year's Eve," a chor s
composed of some of the best localtal-
out will render several selections. The
choruses are under the charge of Stephen
8. Dutch, and Miss A. Orlicli will preside
‘Iit tho piano. The entertainment will
probably be one of the moat largely at-
tended that has been held in top-n for
some time. '
A T'or Bert us Fraud.
Edward Warre , of Putnam, who has
lieid‘fhe third oflico in rank in the Con-
chosivn: —-—James
the .followrtrg were
L'lloinmeiliivii, Ivuprvriotov vvnili vol; 1' rank
Seymour, tlsvivtrinl‘: )iIIs l.v.tii.v' II niple,
female assistant; .1. ti. l‘flflllull,st'cf9'.flly2
Charles Simona, lrrflnllft'l; ildirgc hic-
Bride, librartan' JaniI-s Eietirlon, collec-
(or.
t tliel Tuclu- r 'a ltrv turn.
Ethel 'i'ni kill and tliiv strong conipanyA
lar prii can! 10. 20 and' '0 cents. A
He Ilrcislta Through the luv.
YIIItIvrday afternoon .is Fri-II l'.:.r.-mn«
was skating on Keivler‘ Ii pond he in ll
through the ice Wllllt’ playing shinny" ‘
and for will“ minutes it as tip to his or ck A
in thIv watv r. It mm a W ry i oil bath
and jtilid not take him long to startA
for home.
Sew if an and t ar-Iltv atlng.
President ('Iurk anv vi 0- v.Ii Supt. Sh» [I
ard, of the Consolidated IiIaIl have liIvv vn
west to hope ct the first is new p: I>Iwnger
coaches ord-II-INor Jan. 15. ’l‘iiv y- were
also to examine iii-w lllt‘llltivl-i of limiting
cars whilrv away, with a View tmIIlIIption
uti Illl' (Totholidatuil up two.
Last Night's "all.
T r members of llivtniv's hand gave:
an her one of their pleasant balls iastl
night at Germanizi llall. There were
about fifty cottplt! on the flior and a
great many others who looked on and
enjoyed the sport. Excellent Illllnlc was
last night adds another to 1th list of
their successes.
llnta Made in Danhury.
Few people have any idea of the rInin
bar of hats made in Danbury. Of course
it "is hard work to get the exact number,
but pretty correct figures lllr Inna... It
by estimating three dvz 2.4 to the case,
which Is the way they are giv vnerally
packed. On that basis there were 4-19, -
155 dozen made during thiv print your, or
5,380,800 hats.—-Ncwo.
(lay Family Tia-Night.
This is the last opportunity of remind-
ing the public of the appearance of the
Guy Family at Music iiall this evening.
They bring with them twenty perform-
ers, all of which are stars in their re-
spective roles, and if good talent rcce'ves
the reward that it merits, the hall will
creditable parade this n60nandplisco rs-
cd some fine music.
Fife In Her. Ir. t-nssshar't’a church.
A defective this caused a fire and some
consequent excitement in the Noble
Strc t Baptist Church, (lret-npoint, of
which Rev. A. 8. (lumbart is pastor,
just as the services were about to begin
Sunday ning. The tire was discov-
ered by th sexton, who hurriedly noti-
fled the or, who immediately dis»
mind the congregation. There was
but little dilllculty' in extinguishing the
blaze.
v The Frazer Degree
The members of Butler Dodge. 1. O.
0. F., who are, rehearIing for the
,"Fraaar Degree” will undoubtedly be
greeted witha large audienc» at. Port
enter on the evening of Jan. 10: h. if
y come near giving the satisfaction
there they rhd him- the aroirilupois of
thepivopte of that place will be greatly
incmtml if It hearty laugh will do it.
Vocal and instrumental room: will also
add to tinv pleasure of thev occasion. A
large number will probably attend from
this city: .
. A Fire this nursing.
sThls morning at about seven o'clock
firs wardiscovrml is the location ware
roomsof Diviii Stow. An alarm was
minded and in every short time the
at was» the spot.
luwuilthetopstovyol II... Milltllug
WNW ha Ml
human...” .3“: The
, adults-ion.
v mon y.
nectii at Department of the Sons of Vet
crane, will be tried by court-martial in
in order to build a road paralleling the
Naugatuck from Waterbury toDIvrby.
The New Haven Palladium intimates
that President Clark of the Consolidated
lllL‘i tugun nwar oA relation on Vice
President Stevenson and the New
England party. The through Nutt-
gatuck freiglita to New Haven, the re-
fusal to transfer tars to the Derby and
It is hinted that the Consolidated mana-
gers will soon begin It piece of work that
will make a sensation. It is also report-
ed that they will finish the partially com-
pleted line between the Northampton
road near New Hartford and Lee, Mass,
and extend it toaconncctiion with the
Boston 8: Albany, thereby practically
paralleling the Housatonio and give
Berkshire county tide water connections
at New Haven. The above line was be-
gun 12 years ago and was nearly com-
pletcd,wben the funds gate out. For
two years the Ho onic people liaye
run afast express rom Bridgeport to
Pittsfielj, leaving here at 5:18, with
through cars from New York, that car-
riud passengers without tunafer. It is
said that the Uonsolidatal people will
soon refuse to continue this arrangement.
The Palladium thinks President Clark
has a number of trumps to play yet.
Taking it all round, there is a lively
prospect of a warm winter in railroad
circles—Bridgeport News.
’ ('ourt of Ilurgesna. ,
ThIv court of Burgesses met last night.
Present Warden Gregory, Burgesses Cole.
llertford, on Friday, for fradulently ob-
taming iluplicat ischarge papers from A
"10' .Iiljuiant gen ral's ofiice, and gaining A
tillfllieillofl to the Grand Army by illa'
on ans. The court will be composed of
.Ulllilnt' vI LucienF. Burpee, of Waterbury.
Alaevutenant- Colonels Charles K. Farr.-
lrairi, of New llavm and Noel 51. Pear-v, ‘,
which' I~I slippirting liIvr, will ll'lul'll toAuf Thompflommpy Captains wan” er cIive $100 em.“ a, 5313,). Board of n"
this city lI‘—Xi “Wk “"0" Play a ““l‘ ‘“ Lewis, of Meridcn. and Andrew J. Ewen: A [.Af g; I0 ,“Ch; Fire Inspector $20. Health
erigageiiivvritat Music Hall, pt the popu and LIeutI‘vnant Frank J_ Linsicy, U‘Alnspeilvvr ‘30 (lurk $500 Truisurrflfi,
New Haw ri Col Ilurpce will be presi-
Adent of the iourt uni Incut. LinsleyA
judge advocate. . A
lintijo Club I‘ ones-rt. A
On Thursday evIviIing the people of
Nurwallt will have lllt pritilivgiv of :-It ’
itending Hill.“ of the- best cvvonurts eter
given in this town. It will bnv giviv n hivi
v’thc May it llurrilt “I‘llj'l club whoseA
music alone is worth twic.v the price MA
The) are vi I anxious ti grv: .v
the people a lirnv 60110 It that in addition
lto their own music tiny haw M-I‘viurid
the assistance of IitifsiIlI- Ialtlll that
ranks among the bear. In the country
They have vatrIady rIchIIvIvII lilllt ll on A
management frorri the rapid manner in‘
which tickets have been pun liavviil
Plenty of desirable seats are yet to be
had at ll-Iyt's and Sp ricer‘s but it is
hard telling how long they will remain A
so. Therefore secure your seats ill. once ‘
in order to enable you to properly eirj va
tlIIv concert.
SUNSHINE Alv'Tl'. It A SINHV‘I‘ B.
Lovers Qunrrel in Conner tic-It and Vlarry
in New York
A pleasant little party gathered in the ‘
blue room of the G vdney House Sunday
afternoon to witness an intenslilig 0- re-
)lr.JIIlitI A. Morgan. ii promi—
net-t Inert hunt of Norwalk, (3min. wns
litillv d III marriage to Miss Hallie
Putt: r, the acknowledged belle of that
little balllWiffh and then-ivy hangs a
pretty lltlt.
The bridegroom was much prized by
nianeuriting niuiiimris of Norw alk.
iadutII-ast a dozen suit-
hc delectable boon of
Finally Mr.
Marga won the prize. Like all lovers,
they soon I d the traditional quarrel,
and each Ie f the pleasant little New
England village for a brief visit to New
York, in which they hoped to regain
their peace of mind.
By an odd coincidence they both met
in the (leilney House a few days ago,
the quarter’was patched up anti yester-
day the marriage bells rang cheerily at
their wedding.
Among those present were: Proprietor
J. H. Brugh and wife, Hon. John W.
Brooks and lady, Mr. Benjamin Allen
and lady, Dir. William Fo rd and lady,
Mr. William C. Brooks, Mrs. lilliri A.
Morgan, Mr. W. J. DvKlyn and lady.
Rev. E. 8 Temple performed
ceremony. —N. Y Star.
the
THAT RAILROAD ‘VAII.
A Your New Points in the lhtiic For ilu-
prernncy.
Mention was made in yesterday's Nun-II
of the opening of war between the Con-
solidated [people and thov New England
road patty, With special reference to the
Derby and its connections, and the fear
of New Haven business men that their
interests would suffer with climate gain
to Bridgeport. Yesterday’s New Haven
pet». to contained additional proofs til the
alarm these new movements are ctr-ul-
ing among business min. An Ant-tools
manufacturer has been having his coal
aflpped to Bridgeport by boat, and then
roshippivii rip the Naogstuck road. As
his side truck is connected with the Der-
by. he has been compelled to send his
coal to New Haven. and thfll rsslnp it
over tbs Darby making additional ea.
Tho-fl!" Harry Antonia manufactures
now corridor their side tracts praotlv
catty useless. Shelton people fear the
flow England people may npw be ltd to
”Wmummm
A and Rates;
Cliinnery, ..‘tout, Buckley, Romney and
lidll‘fi.
\ otIv d that the Wardens address be pub
Iii-died In three. paper. Senority of court
by ballot: lst Cole: 2nd Cliinnivry; 3nd
Kirnrniy; 4;!) Buckley: 5th Stout, 01h
Bates.
\ mod that the Board of arise-iors re-
COIG
:lv'iriv L‘hinnIvvry, Buckley
Lamps and (his, Buckley.
llItIsand Cliinnery; Police, Stout, Chin-
llr‘fy and Kimmey; lligliway,s Rates,
Standing t IIinmittwve: -Iinanuv,
and llutltley
3! Int, .itid Cole: Sewers, KiriiriII'vy', Cole, c
mil St .ut; Health, (Jule, Cliirinery and
Stout. _
John Seymour received 5 votes for ~—
(‘ 'IIvrk on first ballot; Jan III Kellogg was
Avveluvtid llenlth inspector; t‘ liief of Police
John S Lockwood; Patrolmen, Albert
Del' otfesf Frank Moon; liaywards. A
were present.
>
same may
:"Hitiz. DAY, .liiNllAR-V o 18:33.
MEETING 0 v' THE
cousins outlive".
They Adjourned lvutll l'rlday Evening
After Electing Some of the City Dinners.
Last evening the board of Council-
men met at the Council Chamber, Mayor
liubbell preside-l and all the councilrnivti
After a few lIills wovriv
ordered paid they proceeded to the elec-
tion of city oilicers, which resulted as
lllr' prospect. of ti through passenger follows:
train all point. that way. These measures CITY CLERK.
are noopged because Vice-Pr-sidivnt Robert ill. Wilcox, ................... 5
filpvcgmm hm; jggupd'oyden to dive” a“ Edwin Wilcox, .......... . ........... I
liopsatonic freight front the Consolida- _ 7;
ted road and sent it by way of Wilson‘s A" , , ,
Point. The loss is heavy tothe Consoli~ John H Li lat“ A'rrortsttv. ,
dated folks and they naturally resent it. Russelllv‘rogtrj.‘ """""""" v' ' " ‘1'
C [TY SURVEYOR.
William 11. Smith, .....
A8828.
Nelson J. Crow, .....
Thomas Guyer, . . .. .
BOARD OF RELIEF.
Charles R. Townsend, ................
Robert H. Rowan, ....................
Henry D. Fox, .......................
Henry D. Fox.. . . :7. f. . .............
Charles R. Townsend, .................
Robert H. Rowan, ................... .
Charles R. Town-tend; .. ............. .4
Robert ll. Rowan, ................... . 2
Councilman (Iraw moved
election of police be postponed until
next Friday evening.
carried
It was voted the
lI-vv—I-h al rev-Ira
6
0
that the
Motion was
t the Council here-
after govern the license fee for theattiu
cale and other entertainments.
DIET)
Ilairvlitcr of R.
It.“ MOND in Fast A'\'or\Ii'I\lk yesterday Florencf,
Raymond. new! It years
l‘llm nil mvrvlcc «ill be held tomorrow after-
noon ill East at eiiutv 11.15 Church at 2 o 'clock
lllt‘. NE in Exist Korwalk Icstcrdsr.
daughter of l flord W.
your» and" . months.
Bertha A..
and fills Hicne, aerdi
Booms “noted.
\" ANTED in Norwalk
by- a Christian scltntill
or Mental l'liyrlrlnn the use of two ronnct‘i-
Adilrivrm MENTAL
[Mario]
Ito: rooms on parlor floor for two days in Hull
WIleI
PIIYSK'I AIS. this ofllci.
ullon.
South Norwalk, Ct, Jan. 0th, 1985.
ItTlI' F islnrehy git-en that the late firm of
Win ox 5’ Purdue
ontianIvd by 1' mice
has been dissolved by
mutual consent and that tliiv biisinIsa will now be
Wllfli OX Jr PARDl-IE.
Thanking It. Iv public for past layers. i beg the
I‘
no its
(.‘i ll NT
wits (‘OMIISSIONEB'A o": I
i needed to my successor
WALTER L. V1 ILCOX
1E“)
Tit: uridervsigniv I] luv vreby applies for It license to
Ivivll Sinritiionv and intoxicating Liquors,—
Alc,
Lager llur snil( idI-r. to be drunk on tln premiums
and llliiric \\ llit only, —piinviiaiit to the lane of
At‘ ti: irlI al‘ 0 v,liehi
Wright: Pound Keeper,t harlivstie ".llllv("
1 holes N.
suneyoi.
liillot for Ass-Iv ssors: 1‘ Entries Ulmslead
\V. II. Davisnnd AbramA
Wood wast-looted hirouvli
thig- State now in form: misting to the sale of intoxi-
cating tumors. at the building owned by Silas W.
tlnvgory. No. 15?. on Railroad Square street, in the
town of Nirrwalkaity of South Norwalk. in said
t‘ oiinf y.
Hit. 'llt'd, RDW ARDQI'PI'TNEY.
/1 lord» ('i rtify' that the show appliiatiIIiI is In
’ilorvvivd by: live clerk)” and tax prayers as III-lined by
IT. Prowitt 6, William Smith 6.
A0
A committee on Fire Department. ,
Raymond Brothers. $117.90. referrcdto '
6, \V . 1.. Montgomery I, Martin S. (Traw vi.
llgufilol Relief: (I; ll. L'IIIIllIlgt' O, J.
The following were continued: J. T.
l ruwlll, Chief Engineer of Fire Depart- 1
ltlrlll, G A. Frank lst Assistant, H. W.
Kemp, 2nd Assistant.
Voted, That asalary of 8200 he pa'd
George 11. Aikens as engineer of tire
steamers.
The following bills were read and or-
dered paid:
Nortt'ttlkjid;l-ight (30., $41.90; I). H.
Strrngham. 31:00 Charles Boson, 2.:‘50
J. lluiiotan, $18. 7.): George S. Akens,i
50:00 lloriice E Dunn, $3.;00 W. ll.
buiith, $2000 t'. \V. Burritt, $5.10; I),
t'only. $42,;00 '1‘. Met arty, $1050 JohnA
.ilII y , $10 50: John Ulouglierty, $10. 50;
Norwulk Savings Society, 8302. 62; W.
Knitting the usual rity‘
nlv-II'
HENRY K.
law of the town of Norwalk
N311 EUR, Town It'l‘erk
Dated Norwalk, January 9,1888.
For
Sale.
('I.).VMODIOI'S residence on Rimwood ave.
containing all (In moiiI rn improicnicnts with
a good carriage house and stable on the prt mist s. for
sale, also a similar house on llaviiand street, con
conveniences. Rn sire of
1“ bolt 8'. GOLD
Real Estate and Exchange Rooms, 45 and It? , Wuh-
“Anglos St-
Lost.
\l’lttillsoltl NOTKR‘AIBayable on demand. in-
it‘rt't‘t idtannHl t
‘wilit mt rccortrec'
lor.“ Anype
endorsed on its back,
over the name "\‘elson
rsonrctnrning said note to this
m- or furnishing information that will lead to 11.
recovery will be suitably rewarded.
dtmf.
llOli SA'I‘ONIC RAILROAD:
ADANBURY & NORWAIIK DIVISION.
December lilth. 1885'.
Leave 30. Norwalk for Danbury.
7:30. Iiiixivd. W20 a. in;
12:13. 1:45, mixed. 515.
"2:45 s. m.: tirindsy tnai19215 It. in.
6:l5, I. III.
II and and \V. E. Montgomery. $10. 00; _ llavavc South Norwalk for Wilson Point.
NillWlllll (ld'l Inc, $46 (x). p'. w cmm_.:15, 920-5, IOZKJIJIL: 11W. 4:50:72” pm.
5401 F. J. Austin andCuq $0.;80 C. W.
lurritts bill of $10 00 was referred to
Bill of
committee on highways Andrew Fiel-
lIvcli's bil 1 $2.90 referred to committee
with powe
The Finance committee was authorv
ized to borrow $5,000 of the Norwalk
Savings Society and execute a note at
live per cent. .
Petition of David Spicer for position as
lamp lighter at a salary of $30 per month“
referred to committee on lamps and gas,
with power.
‘-Night Freight.
have South Norwalk for thchlielir: — 515 p. to.
llOU'lATONI
Leave thcliflclil for South Norwslk: +7 :2.'ia. In.
1". i‘. Pat’ttrdlupt.
0 DIVISION.
Dcccmbcrll, 1681.
Leave Bridgeport fur Plttsflcld.
7 10 a. In. accommu‘ a
10.05 '
4. 32 p. to express
5.50 " accommo' n
...m ll
A
,, utmost min
A 'I’ so. In.
‘Gocs only as far as New Milford.
..lt Lvoa, tlupt.
WI 11. svrstarrsoa: Vice Prcs'tt tlcn'l Maa'g'r
II. D. Avatars, Gen. 11th! Aat Bridgeport, Conn
N. Y. N. “.81 ll. RAILROAD.
Petition of W. E Montgomery for xvi». 6th. Inst.
electric light corner of River and Cross “0"" ""v “m" '2"
street referred to committee on lamps :25” 5"" 35:7,: éfi‘yfiuhmn‘
and gas with wer. 5 1‘. ttxomr. 7.24. t: N. 11. Ink
| V'oteglto gall gapeggal :Igrougli anal. 2:12 .. EW:%_ fig I. Boston. 1:.
rig on on ay, an... , a ' p.m., sy gm “ ' P - "m
a tax, tlx collector’s bond, pay water 3.}: .. 11:22:: 33: ‘ijgl‘Pm n
commissioners any deficit, toauthorias 9.55 3 mild iii; ‘,‘, 2’3“” W"-
the court to completiiv the sewer system 3:3 I. Am, [jag ..
on streets to be named. to appropriate 10.30 :: m3! tit”) xvi:
$50,000for thatpurpose,toauthorizctbv £13,, , c '. 5:42 " 93.31.11.“
lsstlifm mom. for $50,000, and to take NM 3 s. N.ll.sp 3.3 2:1.ocsi‘thirvslm
any other action as may be dierned best. {g vv lloetonllx site v: {gigolo
Theclerk was instructed to compliment 5.08 j; a?“ " E"; '.'.A A“ 39"“
tllc re Deportntsnt on horror of the 2:9,} .. Im' vols .. n
It “ilk “.le “ Am. M
horrid on its efficiency of progress. 31;: ,, WW???” 11.47 3 MM 3,
Those persons who dqnot need Iron, 13-55" A; _ ' l
but who are troubled [with Nervonsnm rise .. wiIIIiI'ioii It
and Dyspepsia, will find in Carter‘s Little 5 comm. 'N but I“.
Nerve Pills a most dsslpbls article. ’1‘ an “ scents
They arr- mostly ussd in combination in "“15"I “9“"-
with Carter's Little Liver Pills, and in
this way often exert a most magical ef-
ls’ct. 'l'ske just one pill of each kind
immediately after eating and you will
be free from indigestion and Dyspepsia.
In vials at 55mm» Sold by all Drug-
IIMII.
A complete antidote to all malarial
poisonare Carter's hirer Bitters, yet frss
aisles and everything injurious. Try
abandon buildingtlie branch to Bot-tout
eoiito an?
0.51 a. at.
5.45 ”
1.111 p. I.
at it: :2
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In * '
aim-v... . ”a... .
iv A PRICE TWl
M11310
-—ASBISTID BY—
Mr. Jerome May.
Mr. John B. Judson.
Mr. Frank Bafrlii-lI-Iler,
Ir. Edward (tarry.
Mr. Fred llart, .
Mr. Victor Curtis.
Mr. Matt. Fuller,
Ailiiiissioii, 25 Cents;
Seats can bc secured at lloyt s and Spencer a.
Mr. Daveltliod
Mr. E. 1!. Rice,
Entertainments.
RIUSIC IIALL)
South Norwalk,
Wednesday, January 11, ISSS,
8 O’CLOCK, P. Ill.
Entertsinmeul under the altti‘scpiccs of the ladies for
Congregational Church,
SOUTH NOBWALK.
OPKEFTTA.
“New Year’s Eve,”
Followul by
Grand Concert
Vocal and Instrumental Music.
Chorus of 35 Selected Voices.
BOLOIB‘I‘B:
Miss Martha Knapp. Czontnllo Miss Sadie
Milli-n Pianist: Miss Sally llI-tov. Pianist: Miss
.viiritiv Thomas, .fookrano; Mrs. 1-. :1. Lyon, Jr,
Soprano: Mr. P.1\ napp, lhtitoni.
flies aniclia Orllrli, Acminpanist
\iins. 3.11alch. Conductor
Beautiful Table: iris.
t ostnmc- from New \ (lrli.
Grand Piano from \V m Knabc & Co.
DIUSIC IIAIJL.
oxa FYNHT osu'
Tuesday. J an. 10.
i Gill FAMILY
h
Specialty Company, and World uf'Novelt'iee.
2O PERFORMERS 20
GRAND STREET PARADE AT NOON.
Prices 95, 35, 50.
LYCEUM THEATRE,
, . NEW YORIi.
23d St. and FOURTH AVE.
8 Int. PROBMAN - - Manager
rants 8.15. Suction Mariam 2.
The Regular Dramatic Season.
The Wife,
11 New Play by 1). Balance and H. C. Dcflllte
Company includes
INTEREST atthersteof Pour (It) per cent. W
mlllllllln. for the currsrit1 six months will he
aeronautical an. in; use. and paid to
than Valium.i In‘I‘iiuit ii. unmann-
on: stories or llellel’.
N“ M... mewmvmmw:
5%? rap-"mean
. cf ultras-ts-
mm‘ antiwar-ma
Mr. Marcus Garry,
Mr. Arthur Seymour,
A d&w A,
\pENTsf
Hall,
Thursday, January 12,
MAY & BURRITT CLUB
Grand Banjo Ouncert
THE PARK OITY QUARTETTE,
CHAS. E. KILLINGBECK, Champion Club Swinger,
TllE AKRION BROTHERS, Acrobats,
DANIEL LAESER, Pianist.
THE CLUB commas
21 BANJO PERFORMERS,
And the infant Banjoprodigy.
MASTER HARRY TARBELII, Only 9 Years Old.
'1‘th Banjorcmh Performers which will appear are:
Mr. Frank Burrllt,
Mr. Herbert Smith.
Ir. ll'srty nnbbell,
lit.“ obert
Mr. Edward art.
Mr. ll. B. Knnklsutan,
Reserved Seats, 50 Cents.
‘_
gaging; , fault.
EDGAR S. PLACE,
Teacher of Singing, Voice Control and Piano Play-
r. 0.. Box“, SOUTH NORWAILCT.
ll
C B. D’ABTOIS,
O
Caterer for Weddings and Parties; and Rtnploymcn
dItw wMAIN ST" 80. NORWALK,(.'I'.
D“. C. F. BOUTWELL,
DENTIST.
IAIN STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
Teeth extractedwithout hytheuseoftlasor
dikw er.
Axum-rs. \
a. It. Irvine's a,
Washington. n. c. _
Ten years in United States Phantom.
dbl Guide to inventors mailed hes.
l‘nthlON.
Sewing Machine Supplies,
Attachments. Parts, Needles, Belts, etc, furnished
General Repairing audit-h of
Sewing Hachiace. .81“le
83 Main BL. 80. llorwflhc 1‘. 55-1}
SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS BANK.
5) Washington Street.
nDstl frombtoilaiu. atidi‘roli 5
mapgasnmydayevcningsftoniito lto p.-
H'latcrest allowed on Deposits?
ALDEN souuunirm.
Joann. l'llltRlB Vice-
mo. 3.0111“! alumna Sec. ’uIII am
J B. RAYMOND,
.
Builder and Contractor.
Workdoucbythedayorcoutmct.
Ofllo foot of Eaviland 8t. till Watcr. P. 0. Box 017.
dihw '
J 0.0150“,
rpcnter and Builder.
Plans furnished “11mm
Jobbing oral! kinds ptstnptlysttcndsdto.
Sham street, near Iain
P. 0. its. south Norwalk 0t.
ALEX. 8.613801%
Organist of the first WQIRHIW
Pianofprte Organ and littlest
. Composition.
only human 0.,NOBWALI. 00”.
mix muons,
IEBOHANT TAILOR.
12 unmet». - SiJlor'walk.
mammals.»- Inltstootdcsfor Ito-
ti-mnt-IIII mummimmo. more
E mom.
Phliitiix insurance” Go. of Hartford
I: contact “an”. N”*BY,,,,PU,,,,W°-"
. vulture?" “M" w “W'- ' A, m";
sue-urn ..a “was“ J "..m“
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w. ravarrsuait. Inss Cltosttiis, ' U m" " mm
raters—summoned. Isa..sr.so.ai.so ndertaker & Emhaimer.
NM tonal. assumes-rum.
For 831% A 3m A Norwalk, Conn. ‘
wru. our ii PM“! or to aortas
$1 400 atltedding Immune-non iDB- $600530”.
lthssonitsdwslliaghouse.» sttuatodona ‘
”"313." tion, oodcondiilloa it ltalso
. OH
”I... ,ytmgggdtmmlmm m I," “a (for. stst Avenue and Butler Street,
{0:132:22 wtlmtgmngbmt‘lpgf of tbclaali 303:“ m
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wood. nimor' cum I; no em. sp...;sm._.u°"'u ”’3‘ M‘ ”'vfl'“
ltesl Iris tee and insurance Dachau gsltoottis. rm 1“
out it. Wuhingtontll 15 if , In House It
‘5 Dividend Nation. ,
1- sonIII Rorwslk Bari Bank. -
emu m'i‘mm nor.
. SJ'ERRIS
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