no IVKNIIO IBMIHII.
I. “All BY T-OIYQJINN
0]? PEOPLE A!” I! 11“
“Ill! HEDIUI
KINDS OF AD‘I‘EBTISINO
l
PO. ALI.
l.
NUMBER Illltl‘.
int; izi'izxixu sriiiiii.
I ll ILA llallih‘ I) I’LA( “15'
801"?” IlltlItWALli.
2.35 l“ .\ I N 3|le I: [113
NllRWALK.
I‘I Ill} ALARM BOXES.
it... 5 S. i' . :5. If .k IL]: It depot; key at Ad
aim 11:. pr.» "rum in depot. and hotel».
No 1. Day ntrwt mum of Tulle: “not: key ll 1?
Day mm and all forum-o.
No. it, t'ul'llt'l of Ilain and t'unroitt Itmlr; key at
It. llrillotlh'I lion-c and J. t‘. Wilmn‘u tor
for .
Ra. I2. l‘riokhu rim-i Irhml: kcv a! about lmtiw
amt reanlmtc of William ll. Smith.
No. III, Concord fll’t‘t‘l. humm- arhoill; key at If".
hui‘r n-ridenoc. u. to Concord rtrut, and
all fartorm
it
No. It. Iain rtrvvt «not of Ann meet: key at
Wolf’r vulnon and all format-:1.
No. IS. lllxit Itrout corneruf Dayview avenue; by
at A. flickernian'ii midi-nun.
mill. CAI-Ll.
One etroke ll llo'riork noun fur Standout Tilllt‘.
Twortrnkn- of thcth tlllfml It mgmtlvi- are ii
I.
Three Itmkw of ttw lwl! (thus I I It rural. .- tlic
rlly “It“! is to he turned off.
Ilifl‘l'ltl‘t'l'luxs ro it" nothing
Unite positive Information of a arc in your homo
diam neighborhood unlock the tux door: pull the
hook all the way down on": only. and lid the book
; vbut nptlw box and do not open or tourh the
£30k again until the hurt (in in your ncighborhmd.
Do not attrmpt to remove the key [mm the door.
The t‘hwf Itiig‘imcr Will see that to returned to it!
rims-er pinto. PEANI‘EL Mt‘lithAN,
Chief Kiiizincu.
Miniature Almanac for Twin-tron.
lltuittllln ' l. V‘Ylill‘.‘ [ Sun rim :: Stir. in t~
it ill I 2 ill ' 0 -l L‘l
..
thlrcr itiilletln.
l". r Storiiiy -——(i.ft rally cl. lily and
light no»; in itlim :wl- Il_" win-i; .-t'iti n»
nry tcniperuturc.
'l‘llil melt. Still-'8.
'l‘liv "Julio (l. l'rrry" l4 ilm‘fiz-rzz. ,: .1
load of III lli'fl'f at Tollm' d :ck,
—Tlie lllt‘“! style of but of ltr’r‘l manu-
facture, at Cutiistock Bros
The "Carrie I‘ahan."t5f llJlLIIIHII’t‘, ix
lll.’f:llllf;;lilg brick at l‘errie'g duck.
——(i.-nt’:i litiLlllfit‘k (‘ollhl hilt" Lose,
25c per pair, at Covlllr‘iotk Ilm.
Elgar ll Anton wont to Bridge-port yes-
terday to wrve a aentence in Bridgeport
jtil. ‘ ,. ,
Diuglih~ Futile! Post, (l. .l. R. “'1”
hold their annual election for t-llicrrs
Monday t vi-ning,
There Wit-mm more prominent individ
[MI in town yesterday than tht- turkey.
Today he is in the soup.
—S.im(-thing new.——Currnnts and seed—
lezs raisins, cleaned ready for use a: F.
D. Liwton & C '.'s.
Several young men of the borough tit-
tended the walking match in Marti-ion
Square Garden yesterday.
John B. Kline went gunning yo >ter.i..y
after ducks and was tipped over all Dor-
I “nit. lle came back all right.
—Linrn collars, (l.:.' each; culh, 10:.
per pair, at Conistock Bros.
Miss Joscphiiie Ada N:\\"C.)tt;lj tin-l
Richard H. Golden are t) ho married at
Trinity church, Thursday, Dec. 6:h., at
4 o'clock pm.
The Union Gospel 'l‘emperuncl- R 2.
form Assdciation will hold a meeting at
the Republican room to-night. The pub-
lie is invited to be present:
- -Try the Lit];fit;e Enamel. It is
fine. Sold by l". D. Lawton & Co.
Bucli Uartwick and John Fitzrnziuiice
were arrested for fighting on \V'edncsday
evening. Yesterday morning J ridge
Knapp fined {them each 3 and cost-t.
——The finest. line of gent} underwear
in town, at Coinstock Bros.
- There was a family re union of Wm.
T. Craw’s family and Robert M. Wilcox's
parents, at 2dr. Wilcr‘x’s, yesterday.
Twenty-two not down to the ’l‘linnksgiv‘
in: feast.
—C.tll for Dayton’s patent lflllfldflld
shirt at Ill. 8. Sinith's.
Miss Pauline C. Mead and \VIlllum S.
Finch were married at the rcsideuce of
Rav. 11. A. Delano on Wedneéday evin—
ing. This was a very good way to lit-gin
Thanksgiving—indeed.
—-Tho finest line of tires; goods and
plastics, at M. S. Smith’s.
The funeral service of Frederick Schu-
man will be held at his late residence to-
morrow afternoon at 2 o’clock.
gation of Odd Fellows from Our
Brothers Lodge will act as pull bearers.
-A new and complete- line of gerit’s
‘ cardigan jackets, to the urchaaer of
. which we will give a discount of 10 per,
cent. If. S. Smith.
yesterday and surprised the Arctic Engine
company, of that place, by presenting
them with a ailver trumpet. The mem-
‘ bera of Hope were entertained handsom-
ly and are loud in their praise of the
Arctic boys today.
—Tbe most complete line of gent’a tur-
niehlngii at Comatock Bros.
The membera and friend: of Germania
Smngerbund held a pleasant dance at
their half on "the Washington street
bridge, Thanksgiving are. All those
who attended enjoyed themselves an on-
ly those can who go to the affairs given
by that moiety.
4n: line of Kent's collu- unit cuffs,
fund the lending styles, wa still offer at
would prion: oollarv, 11c. cacti; outta,
lump-train! anthem-"tut can
bu Mogul toili- hug-ctr:-
napkin; Burl. & Wfllou’l. ll. 3. Milli.
A dele- -
Emmi! at flu: rm mum at South Ronni to Bet
and Clan Intuit.
m
”SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
; FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1888,
filly: fiuruiun Salvation.
-._..._W.~ «MW. ..... . . .
"GO A? Till “Ill'l'lm’
OFFICE. 'l’lll VII“? -
Marvin Ilrutheib‘ uoaldock «allur-
dict I‘er ltl nearly completed.
~dietit‘ai natural njmil llnflrt‘wvl‘lr and
hosiery tit Uomrtock limo.
Fred Benedict, of East Noni-am. i
building It“ uteri-lion to his house.
‘
WU. iil‘a lmli hone, insinuating of no II
no, natural not-l and fruit black e mun,
:it 2') pr: cunt. ll‘M than market It‘llll'.
at M. S. h'mit'i'r,
Jo'ullt" l'olc tilt-d it! hit! home on I'linpe?
street, borough. yt‘nlt'ftllly morning.
it
_. :9
p: r pound. I‘reeb Pork and bun.-
run, I". llayt'a‘ market.
Painters are at Work thin-hing up tllt‘
lIlLt'fl-tl’ of James titan-m? home on Hot»
edict l’ilrn‘.
~-li l to F. ll. lilWI'Jll & Co. for the but!
er. nim-ry ltttter in prints, and owned
("“ftltl h. of at reduced pricrs.
.\ iiitrry crowd was prim-iii 7il tlw me;
itltlt‘ given by Pioneer fluid; and Ind ivr
cotiipuny last t'I’t'l‘IlIIK.
~llr'd all wool ttn-tnw-~~r [It-'ll 733'.
tip, :it (irritant-k lime.
’f‘
A
Eii- tits-timi- hall which was but it:
(lunar-nu hill by tli.» .'.Iil¢'!;tf|I-' club yrs-
:» r-iny. mm W. ll attended.
~.-\ iii-court of It) prr cent. will in-
givrri to tho,- [Illt'll't~t'l' of g mt‘s it;i'ut.il
Wind, iiim‘i t” :i1 ll llliilt‘l’lv“':it',iil 5i. 5.
Smith‘s.
'l‘.'.-' mu. ll“\\' l.‘ ii . s u:t l:s\' twin V
nun, M’. l.'ii.l n.x.it'- .iml hlr. l"u»tii~'.d.s
Will it» (’uilth'it‘tl I»: {a :t- h; fl: {1.
..'.t'
llwp': llnsrcurupiriy h-iw f1..:l!!i.:.'.r\l
William A. Kellogg :..-‘ [heir l'll'vliIlJlt'
for Chic! Enginwrol ti..- tn.rotigli fir.-
department.
-fii t i lttlltlt‘y's on the broke for a
ll.’5!-t1l.ir~5 ciani chowder, nyttrr 4.4-; and
but t--:2 and t- .fI-w. ()"t‘" until i'.’ p. in.
Thanksgiving day sarvmes nan.- held
at the Era: Not-walk Blethmlint church
yesterday. Then: was a good itll:'l.tlilft(‘:‘
and Rev. Mr. Risa pretclied an litlcffhl'
lllg rt'lltlfl't.
——iluy your stationery at l'lllrlfll'r.
- ,, . ..
Olliccr Lockwood bail in his [)I.;»$t‘.~'.-i1)ll
a quantity ofundcrwear which evidently
has been slolvn from a clothes lows.
They Were picked up in West arcane,
Wednesday evening.
PERSONAL MENTIOS.
M... w _ ,
bliss Tlireasn Hymcn, of New York,
spent Tirtnkrgivirg day with Miss Dira
Kreiger.
t,‘ iitflt‘! Afillrhufl and family, of New
York, spout. ycstr‘rday with lii’EiTirritlit-r-
inlnw, John ll. Hoyt, of tho borough.
(.‘iziri-tLC» t‘wlirch, of NM? York,
#ilrfztllhg a low trays until bin prison on
f-Irriviii sire-.15.
J3fll€$ L. Ambit-r d family epwiit
Titankfigiving with trawla in Iii-iv lla-
Vv‘li-
Florence S .JUlll', of Jersey City, agirtit
Thanksgiving ivitli rclittves in ”w h-ir-
ough.
Elf. and Mn. Frank Skeelii spent
their Thanksgiving with relativcs in bid—
ford.
George chhuids. of New I‘llltlun, {yin
town for u few day :I.
(loo. Iltiltuck of x-’“' Elan-n i-p lilyt‘d'
i. rday with trieridi in Hill. city.
Chas. “'anlwcll of Brooklyn, rg‘rr'fll
Sunday with his parents In thiu’ity.
Miss Annie G. Waters rpent yesterday
with her parents in Brooklyn.
Harry Buckstone of Ansonia, spent
Thanksgiving withfricnds in this city.
Mr. and MN. Anion Waterbury are
visiting relatives on Bclden ovum».
James T. Sadgwick, M. D , of Litch-
field, spent Th inksgiving with City
Clerk Robert M. Wilcox. ‘
Nelson E. Raymond is spending a low
days in )lontclair, N. J.
bliss Grace Ikcker 0f Stamford, is vis-
iting her aunt, Mrs. “'in. P. Baxter, nit
Chestnut street. ‘
Ir!
fl. ll
——Dcn'i'..'géni’s .iieén iiiii gnu; at $1.75
per pair, worth any glove retuiled at
$2.50, at M. S. Smith‘ .
UNION THANKSGIVING SERVICES
Rev. J. A. IIItIdle Irony-cm an lllmttlenl
Dlacourae at the Congregational Church.
A Union Thanksgiving service was
held in this city yesterday morning at
the Congregational church. There was
a large attendance and the eltq‘lcnt
words of Rev. J. Biddle were listened to
with close‘ntzcnticn. Rev. I]. A. Delano
read a passage of scripture and Rev. C.
E. Harris offered prayer. Mr.- Biddle‘s
text. was, “Blessed is the nation whose
God is the Lord, and the people whom
he hath chosen for his own inheritance."
He stated many reasons’why the people
should behappy and give thanks on such
an“ auspicious occasion as Thanksgiving
day. He then gavel brief history of the
work done by our forefathers‘ in framing
the constitution of the United States and
laying the cure foundation; for our coun-
try. Like Iarael of old, Mr. Biddle be
Iievodgthe hand of God had been at work
here to make the people of this country
the people of God. He gave glowing
tributel to the men who had been uc~
touted by a right spirit in laying the
foundation of a government ouch as ours.
Those who heard tho discourse could
not help but be thankful for living in
such 0 glorioua country.
a -—A oomplm nook of gent'r. ladla',
ml-u'undotilldm‘a underwear atprlou
that defy mall B. Smith’-
r,
WI. l. Illlllll'l DEATH.
Caused it liiliiia Fill! (iii.
0......
Under Circumstances Which
Prove it to Have Bren
Purely Accidental.
Tltt’btllltlt'll announc. nit-sit \‘r't-Jni play
of tliedotith tit Yonketfl. N. \'., of W.
K. Blcl‘lwcn of this city. and without
any explanation lllllil the arrival of the
tmly by the fill)? p. in. train, l'utl‘t‘tl the
moist and stimuli-m. lrrt.lt'lllly, thia mm-
riinnity has ever known.
When thclufynrrivul iii this caty it
WIN mat by it delegation of Butler l. «lg-v.
l. f) 0. R. of which Sir. Mclltvrri Wit-l a
tiwinlwr, ltIl-l takori to it... Ind-gov mun.
who r.- i! twin-m ol until 3'. pturday whirl
it mm token to iii. li-iniH uii “‘u-bmgtun
5.!!1“.
iir’itfi arc. git-vii in the leu-r-i Stall-4-
ii.:iii : a fallout:
”William K. Mel-litre“, l. .t tiiaiiilfuc-
lllfl‘l', of Nurwalk. firm... who had b--i-ii
iii Yonkers fwr a tlltt‘ daya on bikini-5a,
uni-i ll.\'II'(l by Andrew Jacks-mnclv'rl.
{A r .‘l-‘a. Ash, ill Wurliurton .‘u'r-trlt'. , I»
-lc or- in it unit» but room I if the il'tflw.’
ill .‘llfi. Juli}. 'l“l'll’:lt'v‘ tm-I' llwif H",
and the ll'l\'ll .tmn “’zl'itir‘i" piui ~;. 'l'.i.~~
-l«l'. Light.
' l-l the lfl‘dfl'htlntl to at .91» bracket,
lung: :I out from the wail, about line felt
from the floor. I'fl’jv’tfllllg iIrwitwnrth
{inn tliir bracket, nI-tir the wall. is a ”hill
bras; pip», with :i bllllt tiff tap. This
«limit pipe. about to» int-lint in length,
or intended for the nitaclmivnt of n nih-
bur hose for heating a mu stow.
".\er. .tch dismvrrr-d a smell of escap-
ing git-l iii the lioiiw til 1‘» o'cluck um
lllv'lltllth. Shh knocked at Sir. lIcEwtn'il
door, and :r-l-‘Ml about the can. An
Bfll‘lfl't’r wad rvceivezi that it Was all right.
"About?!” this morning Ilr. .llrE-vrrn
had not libido tin 'tppi‘ll’itllf‘l‘. Mm Atoll
if anything Wm; \vmt-z. llu f-Atiml Ilr.
llcl'lwen dead lil lit-(l. The gas wan burn-
int; low. but the tap of "w blinrt brnsa
pipo was upon full, allnivtli: :i frw cit
cap.» of gait into tlw nxrttl. Mr. Jdcki‘lllt
iiiiini-:liatcly call: if llr. Warrvtl. tut his
services wercnf iiu .17.:Il. Tin,- vttal spark
had fl-id."
Mr. McI'Iwea w. or. to Yonkers Monday
to look after an into-n»: he had llh‘fl‘. A
but store had hero turned over to him to
secure him from km for a claim which
n..- hcld against it for a considerable
amount. ll» found the Crtlitllllfln of
things very farcimliit'. and Tur'rtlu)’
wrote the following cheerful lettr-r to
his bookkeeper, L. S. il‘t'rh:
"Go: here all right and PIN!“ .liri prwtty
grind yeetrtdny. I think lent. malt» ll
boom in uday Ill' two. Have tr»lz--,:r.ipliiil
you this forenocn to come tomorrow at
I want. to gut thing-t in apple pie? order.
Hoping to tree your smiling fat' . t-l-ft-ul-
row," etc.
When Ill! left Mid. Jiclmon about 5
o'clock Tuesday evening he said to her,
"\\'c are coming on“. of this nil right. I
will get. my pay and you will be able to
keep your lusineaJ." To the clerk in the
store when they closed hearnd. "We'll
have a good trade to—mcrmw, and I'll
go to ll:’-fl now and gr t it good night's
rest."
The undertaker who cum on with the
body, gave to the writer of this a very
clear explanation of the (3411:? of rlnath.
The tzip which turncd the gas into the
tube for the. gas stove was not on the
lii‘ie, but on the pipe which pmjeflcd
from the wall,‘nud about an inch and a
half back of the tip of the burner for the
mom. Mr. McEwen must have turned
the tap nearest the wall tint, and finding
that he could not light the burn-3r turned
.the other, and left them both open. Mr.
McEn’en had no sense of smell, it having
hecnttestroycd by catarrh. As was his
custom, he took a book to bed with him
and read awhile. While he had the light
turned on fuil most of :he gas was con-
sumed. \‘v’hen through reading he turn-
ed the gasportly out, and then itescopcd
through the tune tap and permeated the
house and alumni! its occupants. Mr.
lch-Iwen always sleeps With alight burn-
ing, and when he was aroused at 3
o'clock and war told about the gas, very
naturally, llf'lttg devoid of the sense of
smell and having the gov burning in his
mom, concluded that the trouble was
not there-yand s» informed the lady, re-
marking that his gun was burning. The
lady says after she ascertained that Mr.
McEwt-n'a light was burning shc_relrain-
ed from calling his attention to the at-
ter again as she feared he would think
she was finding fault because in was
using the 2M. ‘
Therein nothing in all the {Ittrtrlllldr
input and nutrcedeuts of the (ICC-9358 of
our fellow-townsman to support the
hypothesis that he was tired of life. It
it most probable that the gun jet left
burning was (though to exhau-it almost
all the oxygen in the room, and without
ventilation, the gas escaping from the
open tube coming into the lifeless utmos-
phorc of the room, would be sufficient to
do the deadly work. which has so shod-
ed and saddened our community. Ilia
death is due to the double gas taps and
bialou of the senao of smell.. Ilr. Itc-
Ewen'a affairs are in good condition,
and all his family, uocial and bu‘rineaa
rel-tipp- wero of the moat happy charac-
ter. He had an lnmrunce of $2,000 on
his life. Ilia funeral will take place at
the Baptist church Bunduy afternoon at
hulfvpuvt two.
.Ilr. “no war born in “hipw,
Scotland, forty-on. mop tut Juno.
Thecircumstatiws of Mr. llt-l-Zwen'r'
‘U.
‘cr.t Mr. Jackson to his mom to tin I not
flush and wife of Company Go! Dan
“comic to this country wlii-n he was
six years old, and to this city, from
Philadelphia tlfteen yearn ago. [to was
that curler, and worked at his tndr.
until about night yearn attri- w’ht-ii be be-
gan retailing hats at his preterit place of
barium: on Wuahlngtmi rtrctt. llo be»
gun in a small way. but by hard work
our! energy In: gradually, despite occas-
ional reverses, enlarged his btiatinecii un-
til. tit tho time of lain death, he was totin-
ufticitiriiig liata iptilc t‘xlt‘llbltrly, and
was trim-ting with tho nutter-art that gave
lth’tflllnt' of it full I’l‘itlllllllln of his ambi-
tion to ho able soon to liiindlu his buri-
nma with less of labor and anxiety. lie
was of tho moot affable di-puaition, a
good illuminate, kind and indulgent to
his family, iquare dealing and honed in
all his transactions. a true friend, and an
example of the pneuibilitier before all
who Will apply llltlfltlt‘h'l‘rl with a true
and iwhistent purpoau to tlieobject of
making a “memo of their ltfc. The
writcrul this know Mr. llcliireii moat
tntiniattly. lint-w of his rtiurglerulis
ciiurngetitcntn and t-Ill'Cl‘t‘fit'ffl knew that
lie rounder-id this )l‘itf the climax of his
tintiauf itii ruccepaful ttrminati in, and
thi- piein'liirt- lu‘ nnticipaeul when hit! per»
«intent tllrlrti would lw cmwm d Will]
the mecca-i that he lz’t’l annual-Id so hard
to well".
The unit which Litre“ c. m.- in) luddrnly, ._
so ll:l~’3;.hf'lt‘.ll_’.’ .5 a iizmt terrrliio shock
to luv ll‘ilzlll}. llv-I llv‘l'l tul wife, who
it's-i h». i. .‘t mi» lll'lp-ltl' v1. and lzibim-d '
nitli lltsll wzttt w.- ino~i tht‘l)’ ullrctinn
axial rpiiit. |-' t‘dlnl “pun tuoiidurenn
allllCllull “inch Ill 'tltrlt’l‘n‘l tiitia-arithlcand
which E'Xt'lln-t Iln- mod propottnd nym-
patliy of the entire cotttmttnity. Witt-ii
llr. llcl-Isvt-n left honi- Monday his Iadt
words fuller “214' "Frank. l Will be
hl'Illt' and rat ditn r with ya ll Thankr-
giving." A your ago, win-n fill? was
hovering on the brink of dt'JIll for :m‘r r-
at Wrt kr. ho romrirkud t l “3 rcptatr‘dlyz
“What will I d r if Frank rli‘mil Ill“. I
never could gr: along Without but." He
httln- thought iln n that It - wuiid
tn- czllvd away tin-t. and that she
would he obligid t.) get along Within?
him. If the trim: t-lltt‘t-fl‘ rffllpfllll)’ of .
n it'liulemmmnmiy can in any degreet
rim iify llt-i' Sorrow, o-r girth-1 the nt~vd«
rd ntrengtb tnt'ntlure her heart break-
ing affliction. she certsinly has it.
—l"tno merino half lion- at 1‘05. per
pair, at (.‘omstock Bruit.
.\ KIIVBMIII’ZI: WEDDING.
JItle—Slckcnol.
Bits; Mary L. Sicktmm was married
haunt-$3 ciirwr, and his bright anticipo- ,
Fatal liiilul Ill Iii “Hill-fl
iatiiii Rllll'lll.
Peter lcliititiesii Struck and his
lliiiiglud ltuutaitiii tit-uttered
Along the Track for it
Quarter of It illile.
le llnnatottic Railroad truck iicar
[lultllt‘llll crooning. \mellp‘lllll. was tho
some II a terrible accident l:i~t night at
eleven o'clock. The track walker, who
patrols the track tit night, when making
his rounds last night dildOVt’l‘l‘d a dark
objt'ct lying on the track and upon a
closer examination found it were the body
of uman. lfiiivcnt back to the little
station and notified the tickul agent of
what he had discovered and Fulllt‘ of the
neighbors in nt. in the rt‘l‘ftt‘ of' the acti-
deli! and ltlcnlllli-tl tha- remains as those
of Peter Ilctliniiels, a you"; man who
win... with in. p.ti't‘.l.~t .m Cobble Hill.
it about L’l yturlt t'l‘ fig”. Cziioner
[like Wild tl'illll‘ll before tho body war
removal, who intiruvdiately went to the
scene of lllt' accident and vicwr-d the
horribL-eigld. llctlmiioaihutlvvid titly
born Billlt'k l-y :lnwiuwn {night which
gown ly tinrvidiout hilt-'ciuck and it
llfl'l pruning.- atruck Lian aquiirhrrf a,
rude film “2.”. in was (mt: d. :m piecesI
(I lit ~ but} \i'itv 51:»er Lil'y that dio-
lithf‘t'.
llitli figs “.fi‘ tut , II that the hips
and ill!" on ,miit- ilirfttu-i away from‘
flu" nut of the |. dy. “Ji- ride of the
load Wit: t‘ilhll: 1 lil. Tin- iium-h wcie
strewn all along the track and had to be
"'.__........, .. I “mg——
PRICE ’I‘WO CENTS.
I IKMDIODYI‘M ‘ V
Yesterday afternoon at John Jerome A lfifilém'l‘lflolw and tuiruiciim ‘WIWW .
l
l
; wan driving on tho Durlori road his team
of horses became roared at a fire which
3 was burning on the roadsido and ran an
fltl’ or the Ilorlon llouae, where they
were stopped. No damage, other than II
broken mm, was donc.
~ll0n't forget out-"Unod Luck" uri-
, lasindried aliirt for 50.1. If. 8. Smith.
John If. Wade has returned from Port
Ji-Ileri-on after fully identifying the
body of the drowndrd man found there
as Frederick Scliuman, who was drown~
ed near llay Island, about five week.
ago. The remains will be brought to
Norwalk for lnterrmciit til-day.
-l“. 1). button it: Go. havo a largo tis-
aortmcid of new nuts which they are
selling at low prices.
The “coda were full of sportsmen yer-
terday itftor game and a number got it.
"are Your Eyes Mounted l-‘rcu
‘mf. J. ll. Carnal, the scientific cxpert
iii lllt’lltltflflg eyes and fitting glasses,
with all his appliatici-a, is at 13.8
Penn's jamlry store, South Norwalk,
one work commencing Monday, the
26th. Different cascseolicited. n20tf
—-Lr.diea' 'nsea‘ and children's hosiery
a specialty, at II. S. Smitli‘ii.
Rcttill Ilut Business For Sale.
()‘Sllofilic thirst retail Ital Storm. near New
York. in a city of over 40.000 inhabiunu.
Bret-Iciiioppoririiiity for a practical hatter, with
riiifsll rapital. Addrtra l’. t). Ila: 596.
it'll) if Tlt‘fllfln. N. J.
To loft.
' 'l‘llfi liiwill plan". Ili;h strove. South Nnru'ttlk.
nil? it
Home turd Lot For Sale.
\fANZANT AYE. lint Norwalk. Lot .‘llrll':
IlriH-Sroornil. l’ricc 8%)0. Part of pur-
Appiy to TAYLOR .t' GOLDEN.
gatiicrul tip in :i slum-2. 3'.» two pieces,
of hisyital paw: were in the mute plucei
and it “'3'! with wini- difficulty thatlht’yg
Wt re all found. It was on» of the moat
I
lnynrniirc and Rod B’,‘ to Agcnta
I
time Illtlllt‘)‘ nit remain on mailman. Enquire of
TAYLOR .t GOLDEN.
Worthington rt..
rial t. South Xurwalk.
Agents Wanted.
ghastly nights that n [Illillll'rl’ltuolictf
at and nlflllt.’ i M llll’tl, who had bun all1
through the civil war and e-n'tt many it :
ghastly ~igl.t,turzt away filt'lt'. Under.
taker Jill!)il.‘,{'§ tool; charm: of the body “
and brought it to tho borough. :
Tlii-etiuin-rsrnf the train that klllfll;
the rn:.n knew nothing abrnt it until;
lot I of it by the ctvronrr. It was a fer-l
l
ribly and ending of n happy Thanksgiv-l
in; day for Mr. Mcliinnesa’a father and Tu
mother.
-—\\'. «mind :35 [re
\l's-rlntsday evening to Samuel Janka,
by ll»v. (I. E. Torrey, at tho iisidt‘rzre of;
h -r father, Alorzo Sickrrmn, ll~q..§
Chapel eireet, lh-r-Illgll. 5
Tim ceremony Wm witnessed by tl.t*
fariiilv and few intimate Illt‘lttlé.
Iliriygu-wfnl and lithllllflll prtrents werc
{ll-playrrl. The mining was went in
:‘lxrlul CAitlt’r‘friv. Vocal d lfl'illr'JfIlchIll
intuit: Iatlllttl; ran! :1 little m "it: g-laaslll't.‘
of the account}.
The: happy camyl» left n: S.“ for SW:
York. ltlllchn’tl by the Marty congratul-
ati-iu,i at d l~ ririi r ' ii ..I Hid-5 yi-n," of
loving friend»
They will return to nick-- S.:rwalk
their ll'lllH’, and will result.- up: n Fran-r
lirt Ave" corn rr of Elm St.
r n
6..
—lln: pertwund, Extra Sugar Cora-d
Harris. I’. llnyes' marked.
Curr-puny It's 25th Annual a 6mm! Suc-
cc».
The twenty-filth annual hull of (Km:
putty I), which was hell Tllfillkégll'ing
eve, was a big succar. llt.’ guilt!» Ic-
grm ti arrive curly in lli’: «valuing and
by (right o’clock the gallery was well
tilled. Heine's band gave a fine conceit,
after which the large floor was cleared
for dinning. About one hundred and
chDlI-fi"? couples tool: part in the
grand march, which was; lC-d by Captain
bury, followed by Lieutenant Stevens
and lady of the same company.
Noni-wont goals from out of town
were plilmt and all cnjriyed themselves
very much. Only ono feature was lack-
ing and that was the caterer. By mine
misunderstanding with D‘Artois in re-
garda to percentage he failed to fulfil his
agreement and did not give notice cf it
until it was to late to.) incur.» another
Ctlcn‘r. An agreement was entered into
with him to furnish refreshment“ and to
pay the company 10 per cent of what he
sold. But when he heard the company
would sell the soda water he said that
was included in his! bargain.
Notwithstanding this mistake the bail
was a success. '
Rooster I'Iglrt.
Yesterday morning, at about 9 o’clock,
John Dunlap and Fred SLJoIin, of the
borough and this city, wont to an old
born on tho Wilton road. accompanied
by about twenty-five men. Messrs.
Benton and 8t..Iohn each had a game
cock. Arriving at the barn each man
war charged 50 cents admission to are
the fight between the birds. A pit was
made and the birds went at it for a
purse of “0.00 which was to be given to
the winner... James-Donlan'a bird won
two out of the three battles and took the
purse and the gate receipts. St.John'a
rooster war killed.
lug-undo Party.
[Lust evening Mr. nod Ilia. Wm. I
Stevens gave a plea-out manquerado
party to the young peppla of Rowayton.
Mcmalurgcnumber pro-Int cud
dancing": kept up until quite late.
Ratio-burnt- wero clan and and a
Since llil tzi-nnzlit. ll It'j)l('t‘<l iii the
singularly o propriat': filllnr2*l 'li-inning L
in»: [N‘rplt‘ of the profession.
chase of i ur (.Turdignn jickeia this scuo- :
on. Ypii can buy one low of 21?. Com-i
stock llrm. I
xsrniiraisrtcsrs. :
”Running “'ild" Tmttlgiit. .
John Wild, who has Iii-vii for the psalé
lt'l years Itlt'llllllt’d in leading comedian;
truth lhrrigaii's I'ark Theatre company 3
and with flzirriigan & Hart. is at last?
It.” gr. II» has bought a new play from 5
t'l.-i-t. A. Vi‘iCt’fll, au:lior of "A Urns-7
\l'..l-m-."~-.vltich will l;- liftilfl’lllt'tl at,
t
i
i
l
t
“Til." It ti rflltl t) h.- fuil .f Very ftt'i- i
try tziziiplurntioiis and to tell an interest. i
uiiirg st: ry. Tho moat prominent parts
«(in tilled by the following exceedingly :
smile! and popular ladies and gentlemen: 1.
The man who} running wild.. ,. .. .llr. John Wild 7
Tu . mind that‘s running wild. Jim Ilrna llnrvillc 1,
The Karin: bottom the cleaninglisr Silicone llustsy l
Tl: r or»: u but pained Ireland gYCCII l
Mr. C. If. Brad-haw
_ granular line of buwiness. He will ap-
prof in several disguises, among thrill
tint of a dandy colored butter.“ The.’
szieriy is interspersed witha quantity
of bright, catchy music and songs, ren-
dered by some of the best musical com-
edy talent in the profession. and the
climax of each act is said to produce pct-
fect explosions of laughter. We are glad
to son Mr. “'ild display such good judg-
ment when starting out on his new ven.
lure by surrounding himself with the
In fact,
through Mr. E. 51. Kayne, his manager,
everything pertaining to the organiza-
tion has been consummated iii a thor-
oughly first clars manner, regardless of
expense: conuqitcntly EIK'C’J‘S seems in-
EVEI‘JLIIB in this instance.
F
-—II sadquarters for table daniaska,
turkey rid damask, napkins, d'oyler,
t .wvelz, etc., at If. S. Smith‘s.
J ‘ “The Cattle Klug."
On Monday evening the sensational
drama, "The CarilloKing," will be pro-
scnted at Music Hall. The Philadelphia
Herald says: "At the National Theatre
the pop tar and exciting play entitled,
The Battle King,’ was given last. night.
This piece is a thrilling and realistic por-
trayal of life on the plains, and was wel-
come-d by one of the largest houses of the
reason. Ilr. Wallicli‘s rendition of ‘The
Cattle King‘ was all that could be de-
sired, and he was greeted by round after
round of applau'ae. The gentleman was
also rqually at homo in the character of
Dare-Devil Dick. A great. feature of the
play was the introduction of the trained
bones, which added much to its spectac-
ular cocoon. Ilr. Wallick also had the
support of a very atrong company."
—-Fur cape and gloves, at Comatock
Bror. ‘ "m” _-.- “M ‘7‘
0.) Thunday,Nov. 8th, in the little
town of Georgetown, there war I quiet
wedding, the chief participants being
Ery Ola-tend of that. town and Iti-
Amelia Slice! of Em Norwalk.
1 I
3.1;. Will's part is arranged to suit his; ~
GIZSTS thlt'tl fxr it fut re linc ardclc. Ill:
. niuiicy. .‘lildrtes .‘l. B. 0.,
ISBN 3: Old Well Ilotcl.
Apurlmcnts To Let.
IJ'VP. rooms, flrrt or second floor, in new hon-c on
Wood t‘il’lt‘l. Apply toJ. L BURBANK.
rial m (It South Mam St . So. Norwaik.
Rooms To Let.
.IIlIII-i convenient moml, nicely Muted in But
Norwalk. Address Box 3M.
nztt lw South Norwulk.
T
l'ctatuma Canned Fruit.
3 celebrated California I'ctuluma Canned
Fruit for sales: Charla: Ilaviland‘: 2.5 Main
ninflJnrongh. Foreign and Domenic l’ruit and
r cent on the piir-lx'm‘ l’ntliincof confuctloncry.
George R. Cndcrhlll
3 now in town rolling Household Spgclaitlcs for
cash or by lnstatlrncnts ct price- vond coin-
petitiori, Parties deririm bargains can call at No.
6 Raymond St. City. marto it
Now II the Time.
I HAVE your order: for the Holidays. Portraltl
J In (lit. rat-tel d Crayon. Pun: a a rpccisliy.
A line t'myon for all D. G. COOKIE, Stamford.
THOMAS RALLORAN. P. 0, Box 59!,_,N0l’l“llk.
To Let. ‘
'l‘lll! Store and Basement iii the Library Building.
Ton latiiifactory tenant that will take charge
of the Library the atom will bertnted on vcry rm-
maahlctcrms. Inquire of
out if TAYLOR A: GOLDEN. Agents.
7 Rooms To Let.
‘I'RNISIIED ROOMS to lr-t with or
board. AddflL’! I’. 0. BOX 147.
cc 6 if South Norwalk,
without
Oysters.
£1053 tier-firing oy‘ ten opened fresh daily can
pmcun: them of R. J. CUTDILL.
cell it Foot of Raymond 8t.
Osborn Ann, East Nor-walk.
THREE desirable llld plemn. t residences for
rule. Prices reachable andtcmrc .
Enquire of TAYLOR A160 DEN,
Real Estate and insurance Exchange Rooms.
Wuhington an. no. Norwnlk.
Blinding Lot Pol-Sale.
N the west side of lulu street, in the nelglibor-
hood of the Methodist Church. Inquirc of
‘ TAYLOR o GOLDEN,
Real Estate and Insurance Agency. Washington it.
Real Estate for Sale.
)URSUANT to an order of the Court of Probate
l tor the District of Norwalk, the sntmriber
oflcra for sale all such right, title and interest as
Julio II. Prick. late of Burlington. in the suite of
Iowa. dcc . had at the time other death, in or
to all those two certain meta or parcels of land,
rllnau’d at South Norwalk. in the town of Norwalk,
In raid District,,belnig in quantity one and one half
(fig) acres. more or less, bounded and dcrcribed
as follows, to wit:
The first track is bounded on the_ North by land
offtcorgc A. Jennings; Hurt by land of, Waytc A.
Raymond; South by Clay 8L, aocalled; and Wear
by Walt 3L. uncalled.
The mood tract is bounded on the North by land
of Orville A. Duty; Rust by Spring St, soc-lied;
south by Clay St, weaned. and land of Wayte A.
Raymond. George A. Jenninw and Rdvnrd F.
Knapp; und West by land of ayte A. Raymond,
George A. Jennln and Edward F. Knapp and “Feet
8L. rocallcd. on any part thereof, siiblycct to such
right as the husband of mid dcccaect haaor may
have In or to aaidlund.
For particn arr i ulrc of
GEORGE A. ENNINGS, Administrator.
Dated of South Norwalk. this 23rd day of Nov... .
her, A.D., 18$ 1123 30!
Fill Sill ill Elli Tfll'lll.
I)ROPIIR‘I‘Y of Bridgeport Savings Dunk-30o-
sir-bio Home and lot, why 125. on Orborne
Ave.. East Norwalk. Conn. and large house and
lot. to) by 125, at Springwmdt. South Norwalk. CL.
pn y o
JACOB ll. LAY’I‘ON.
South Noni-1k, Ct.
lllllll Tl llllll.‘
NI! home on Woodward avenue to rcnt,tl rooms,
water in. [tent reasonable.
Enquire of
E. A. Woodward.
not! 8mm.
on lot
I, Jenna-ran
DECORATIVE ART.
ii amt: r cum anus-w it.
ggmomuzafm 3am. and can:-
no
m! “min hunch mum in m
III. <W. 'll. JARVII,
‘40s in: Nb. pi’ior pm lard. tr;
Wfimmvflw
WW.
II!- "MEN“.MIWI.
A. .19.. AYE-R .io 00..
Banker- nnd Brokers.
Row York, Bolton and Worcester
Branch omen:
IIAVILAND BLOCK. (room 50 7) Wilmington St
South Norwatk.
Stocks. ltuuill. l'otrolottni.
(truth and Provisions.
bought and hold for cuts, or on mugin.
Private ll‘flflk‘tl wires to New York. llmtna urd
Chicago.
GEO. W. WILLIAISOR,
nl'l tin alum-r of branch omoc.
THE
llargainltore.
‘Dllllll'lllllillll.
LOW PRICES
.__‘xu_._
FAIR DEALING.
We invite you to conic and “(31‘ our mad: as we
c..ii make PIIL‘C’.‘ that Will be ratiifactory to you.
SPECIAL ‘
THIS WEEK!
. KID GLOVES.
Ill-:c l‘“ afi'opporiiinity that ladies shatiid avail
ihcntaclrea of.
FOR
50 Cents
la'!’
We will tell our
s-Button, ,
Embroidered Back
KID GLOVE,
That we have becn selling for 15¢,
BANKS l SNYDER.
A RECENT
$10,000.00
Tutitiiic or Club Payment.
909‘“
8 AK ILLUSTRATION of the benefits of insur-
ing on the Mutual Tontlnt: or Club Plan of the
Home Benefit
ASSOCIATION,
137 Broadway, New York,
Italiackcmo Hotel Block.
Opp. Portoflicc.
we give below alist of beneficiaries thatpnnicipatcd
in the distribution of the mou a due from the two
$5.000 Clubs 5 and ‘0'. on t c dwbof Yrcdcnck
W. 6. Jonas, of New York City.
Name. Amount Amount
Paid in. cheivcd.
BERRY KG.LUY'I'IKS . ...... 816425 305
Lnytica Bron, Importerr. N. Y.
EDWARD D. HARRIS ............ £03.75 325
Anbitcct. A. '1'. Stewart B:tutc,N,Y,
WILLIAM L. RORR ............... 199.00 _ 625
Merchant, Bridgeport, Conn.
GEORGE ENGIR'I' ............. .1301!) 6'25
Dry Goods. . .
HERBERT ANSTEY .............. R25
Private Secretary, J udgc llilton.
ALFRED P. ROLLER. .. . mini): (:25
Civil Engineer, N. Y.
WESTON L. SNYDER ....... . . .. 115.00 Ills
Commiuion Remnant, N. Y. .
F.W.G.JONES...................231.80 6%
Paid to' Estate. . - —-——-
. 85.11”
HERBERT ANS‘I'EY.. .. ......st9om Ohm
Private Secretary. J ndgo lllltou.
WILLIAM It. STRONG. . .. .. “.40 new
lembant, N. .
FREDERICK W. SIYBXL. . .,.. 144.00 1,000
Wholesale llllllncry, N . Y. J
EDWIN L. GWA'I'IIIEY ....... 139.06 Low
Lock Manufactory, Brooklyn.
F.W.G.JONRS................ film LIX!)
Paid to Estate. _.....
‘ “rm
le Your. July 3d. 1888.
Home Bengt! Anaemia», New York. .‘l'. Y.
Grit-runs 2 I take
receipt of cheque for
one are on the death of one of tho mutation of my
club in your Auociulun. ,
I can recommend your Anoclatiou u a desirable
“L?fi§:3,““,m"§mm?’lm" a WP.
O e m ours “I v
Luann.-
, luchunt. on”... em.
‘F. A. HAMILTON,
amt-tux. Admin.
2. 0. not; .11.
ltd
8m““"‘m‘“‘.fi°l‘i°li'$i‘£§§ m
mtobelnvurod ln.foriu promptuculn‘thucttb .
NI U “IO HALIJ,
Friday. Nov. 30th. .
Mr. John Wild,
I'm tho pad ten 1{para leading commotion at In!!!
can nl’urk matte. Row York. and wltb
than n b ”art, will in the
fig: mitt-teal tummy,
in 3 act: entitled.
“ RUNNING ll
Aboundlng In Fun.
Catchy Murlc and Bonn.
I.
Seats on we at Iloyt'i and Gtrgory‘r.
Music Hall, South Norwallr.
MONDAY EVENING, DEC. 3.
Special enzmcmcut cf the molar actor and author.
,Mr. J. H. Walllck,
In the great ucnsntional equestrian arm In In
new entitled,
The Cattle Ifing,
“W
Supimtcd by an excellent company. I
lit! celebrated tmintd horses. the W
on the American lingo.
The Great Gambling Scene.
The Cremation Scene.
The Marriage on Horseback.‘
PRICES, ‘ 35, 50 and 75c.
Wilmer) seats now on sale at floyt'n and
Gregory’s drug store.
Don‘t be put oil with there tin-culled
CHEAP GOODS.
We have mine ray funcy
New Crop N. 0.:Molasses.
Tryiundbccozivinccd, I’ricc,£5c.perpL “’
DANIEL L’IIOMMEDIEU
Pickled Oysters'
litters, Clams, "Lilith;
Fresh and Salt Fish,
Imported Grapes andNuts,
FLORIDA URANGES
CA NNEB GOODS.
Leave your orders for
Pickled Oysters
-AT-
HUNT & ZELUFF’S.
l Liiiiéiiiiiii
Bins iii Sinis-
Coming to Daily for
FALL AND WINTER WEAR
Attliestoveot
C. H. Harvey
Icannot note every weekly .19.:- my .
filtration“ onilt'ihctowen every day
it t‘ 2 year. c good.
or cnafh. I ahall hold the price wit tho. ranch of
every customer. My stock is too hum too
mention prices.
Rubber ‘ Goods
A SPECIALTY.
Ihey Shall be Sold at Last
, Year’s Prices. ‘
REMEMBER:
G. H. HARVEY,
l2 Main Street.
South Norwalk.
nxnctrron’s rumor
REAL ESTATE I
sourii uoawult. coiiii.
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