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on Evening fitulitwl.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
l'IIE EVENING SENTINEL
ll! I!AII4MOAI) l’laAFl-li
BOUT“ NORWALK.
”5 31 A l N QT]! 11 li’l‘v
NtlllWAlJ.
FIRE ALA!!! BOXES.
No. 3. N. \'.. H. II. a ILR. R del‘ key at Ad
ants Extrin- other in depot. and hotels.
No. l. llily “Md. coma of 'f‘otlea atria-t; key at it
Day attract and all factories.
No. 9. i‘ornor of Inn and concord streets: key at
ii. manvan‘s hours and J. C. Wilson's tar.
tn .
No. 1:. l-‘rrinklia street school; kc at school home
and residence of William I .tirnltb.
No. is. t‘oncord street. 0 rustle school: key at am.
Paul‘s residence. a. to Concord “full, and
1 burial
at tar .
No. it. ltala street mar of Ann street; kc] at
No \ltiolf‘a saloon and I‘ll figural: he
. 1 street corner yv avenue; y
5'-at “inhuman residence.
moans.
One strokoat ta o‘clock soon for Guilds"! 'l'iiar.
'l‘wosunkalof the bell (thus H) W are is
out.
Three strokes of the boll (thus 1 l i) signifies the
city water is to be turned oil.
inmucnoiia ro I" irritants.
Upon itlvs information of a tire to your humor
diets horhood unlock the box door; pull the
book all the way down once only. and let the hook
; shut up the box and tin not open or touch the
Funk again until the out are in your neighborhood.
Do not attempt to remove the key from the door.
TheChlef Engineer will m- that 1! returned to its
pvopu plum HAIL'BL untoward.
(‘hlef Engineer.
Miniature Almanac for ’l‘o—Jtorrovv.
Iiiuh tide Low tide Sun riser Sun sets
0 17
4.15 7.14 4 ‘25
Weather liulletln.
Warmer and fair; winds bucotiiing
south woe tcrly.
List of Letters
Retraining la the l'ust-nmce at South Norwalk.
30am. Dec. lath. Nil. Pursuits calling for any of
these letters will please say they are advertired.
John Anderson. [balsa Bloom. Arthur Candi-ill.
Mic Decker. Dracula ('arsen. Ilohu Doyle. llcnry
Wlfl,Chrlrlnpltflf Hashim. 1" "until". (long.- A.
(laillcr cram it. Hartley. c. omomiliillu-r. i'mi
L. It cs. Jennie K. Sash. Maud l’ottvr, Lucy .f.
BobinaJt'clltetiyan, Arthur 1‘. smith. Miss A. It.
Smith, Alice J. Smith. t‘iiurlc-s 'l'riylor. Emmi
Tompkins. Prof. E. II. Torn-y, W. ll Marni . John
Hall. BJ. Norris. Limit: It. McDonald, A iraharn
ri ht.Wui.Yonn s.
L W 3 2 J. 3. Dt‘Sh‘ib‘G. 1‘. )1.
THE LOCAL NEWS.
Elwnrd Sclihi-illi‘r has bought thr-
"William ll." a fine sloop yacht.
—Call and «famine our stock of holi-
day goods. II. Kreigcr.
The Court of language will mm m.
adjourncd met ting Monday cunning.
-Boy's pea jackets. age 9 to 18. at
Comatock Bros.
A sociable will be given at Arion Ilall
New Year’s eve, for the bent-fit of Prof.
\‘ogler. ~Mv__fi
-Headquarterli for fair, mails and
boas, at Ill. S. Smith’s.
James McCarthy was fined $2.00 and
costs this morning by Jlldgt’ Tulle-i t'ur
drunkenness.
—12c per pound. Fresh Poll: and S iris-
age, F. Ilayes' market.
John Freotilan has purchased a New
, Fcuridlaod dog from New York, which
, stands three feet high.
—Pen and pencilstamps with name on
in rubber, 25 cents, at Benedict’s news
stand.
John Tristram, at H. S. Riod’s, has a
fine stock of gold-bowed and other r-ye-
. glasses. Just the thing for holidays.
—Plaistcd has a fine assortment of
perfumery suitable for Holiday gifts.
Stewart W.'Byington, goes to Warh-
ington, on Monday, to accept a situation
as clerk in the Senate document room.
—-Senl skin caps and fur gloves at
Comsrock Bros.
F.H.l\'asb d: Brother have an unusually
fine stock of fancy and useful crockery
and other ware for the Loli la} 3. limit
their new advertisement.
' —-Freah Saratoga Chips. just the thing
for the Holidays. at W. H. Seyltiour's,
92 Washington St.
Buckingham Post, 0. A. R. and Com-
pany F held a meeting in the Athenreum
last night to perfect arrangements for
their fair which will be held in February.
—-Call at George H. Raymond's furni-
ture store and see his stockpf fancy
chairs and divans for tbe‘Hnoliday trade. .
it) per cent. off on all cash sales,
in -
The entertainment at the A. II. E.
church, last night, wasa great success
both financially and socially. The sing-
ing by the Thompson family elicited
much applause. ‘
—Bemember Sloan's Novelty Store, 29
Wall street, Norwalk, for Books, Toys,
Dolls, Sleds, Skates, Rocking Horses and
"everything to please both young and old.
Ira. Fawoett has sold her millinery
. business in this city to Mrs. Carrie E.
Caufieid and Mrs. Gilbert Ritcb, who
» have put in a new stock of millinery and
fancy goods. They have added dress-
making and secured the services of a
first-class dressmaker.
-—8ilk and wanted wristlets at Corn-
stook Bros.
Old Well lodge, F. as. IL, conferred
the third degree last evening. Gardner
Ornate". of Bowayton. was the candi-
Michsol Ilalloran has moved ivi it his
family to New Irinaari.
.Atll the ponds in this city and (9..» lltlr'
much luv full of skaters lli-llay.
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”Mini E. t‘. Heulleld has on. of the
title-at lines of fancy boxes and Cl” lailiittil
lf‘tlt' ornaments shown in town.
All tuljiurilcd meeting of the t‘ million
(‘oiilii‘il will he held Monday twirling.
~.\ll the lotus! sheet music at llvli ~-
dict'o news stand. Norwnlk.
Ultillpally I" are making great [trilliill’d
lion for their atlilrtic entertainment next
Wt‘t k. ‘
—600 for a 5 lb. pail of pure l ml. 1“.
“ayes market.
Thomas Delmar has gone ii Florida
where he will be interested lnilll' orange
growing industry.
The Norwalk Pottery will close down
to-iiiglit for it week or ten days to take
account of stock.
—Wo ore curring a gnarl black hair
lnut'i‘ lit :35 cent-r, at ll. Krrigvl‘s.
l‘uring the past season Barnum & Bui-
ley's show travelled 12,101 miles mm on-
tcrtaincd 4.000.000 people.
The Y. M. C. A. will hold a ll mpel
temperance tneeting in their hall tumor-
row afternoon, at four o‘clock.
—Sriiall Fresh Home for roasting. l2;
emits a pound at F. llayea'.
II. A. Beardsley it 8 in, of Bridgogz irt.
lira been awitrdul till-contract. for dr. (lul-
iiig the Cllflllfit‘l at Wilson's Pdill'.
——l"riic S'ati-iiierv in I’.u~li Box .4, lim-
I'Ztigriivirlg‘.‘,ii and Ffllflll‘d at S'-i::vi‘.-. :9
Wall street. Norwulk. (it.
The news has ft‘llCllt'fl this city that
Frederick Titiclrler diml last Sunday at
his home in Brooklyn. lie was former—
ly nil crilploycc of the Norwalk Incl:
Works.
C-‘lllpally Fund Buckingham I’m: lvill
beau-- a bulletin during their fair ith
February.
be p. illfz‘tl for free distribution.
—Car.t)ii [lannvl night shirts :it C .m-
vwclr firm.
The members of the Old Well llonl; &
Ladder Co. will aisemble at the truck
rooin tomorrow evening :it 0 o'clock,
sharp, to attend the service at lil‘.’ t’l.n»
gregational church.
—-IIeadquarterii for confectionery for
the Holidays. A large assortment to
choose frotti. at W. Howard Seyuioilr's,
92 Washington St.
A meeting of the, first Norwalk Ilzir-
inonic Society will he. held at the rest-
Ivu-e of (I. W. I. Count. Elsi Avenue,
Mommy evening, I) c. Will. A full at-
leridanccio rlquesied. C. L. Paddock,
I
‘Tht' [)"l’ith. lilting tfrnlzlwill >llirf
bt'llis them all: lalinririvd or iinlaiinerrll.
tiliantnck Bros.
Miss Edith Osborne was pleasantly sur-
prised by a party of . her friends or i‘ut'l’
home on first AVt'llllr? last evening. The
party had it delightful time u itli games,
etc, and afterward enjoyed it fine colla-
thin.
The schooner "Mexico-i," of Buckport,
Ma. Caplain Heath, arrived at. Norwalk
this morning from Bangor, With 72,000
feet of timber and 150,000 of Irilli. The
"Mexican" left Bangor on November
22nd.
—-Holiday good; at M. S. Smith‘s.
Pensions have been granted as follows:
Original. Thomas Eccleston, Voluntown;
increase, Daniel B. Hubbard, Higganum;
William W. Looms, Hepron; Maria, wid-
ow ofJoliri Elkey. EistGrarii-y; Hannah.
widow of Thomas Kingsley, Yuntic.
——llc per pound, Extra S.ig'rr Cured
llama. Ii‘. lIayes’ market.
.SBCI'EKtII'y, Butsford of the grand lodge,
I. 0. 0. F., has prepared an abstract
from the reports of Menbordinatc lodges
for the period from January 1 to July 1,
1888. The abstract shows a total mem-
bership of 11,169, a. not gain of 409 for
the six months; total funds, $301,783.40;
reliefdistrlbtited,’$35,273.80.' '
l watt “linen collars, Iatclz'r styles, 7c.
each, or 3 for 20c. as good as any llc col-
lars sold. Comsttick Bros.
The tools which were found in the posit
ofilce lat, Winnipaulr Thursday morning
were stolen from Mr. Crissey’s carpenter
shop in the borough the same night of
the robbery. The e which was blown
open in the D. d: . freight house last
summer, was drilled in the saute way as
the one in Winnipauk and the tools
stolen from the same place.
70rders taken for business, mourning
and visiting cards at the lowest prices at
Benedict’s news stand, Norwalk.
The ladies of the Norwalkl' Bahtist
church will hold a social entertainment
at the church veetry, on Tuesday even-
ing. December 18th, at which time the
lovers of social enjoyment may expect
an intellectual as well as appetitive
feast. The programme will include
readings and recitation, with vocal and
Ten tliritt=rliitl Cupivs {HP to it dd I’em. Prllcilg, etc.
A rehearsal by the children of the liiai
Nlirwalk ll. l'}. Sunday school will fit'
held this wooing at 7.30 o'clock.
Tb' lii'l'. meeting of lllt'y. l. L. t‘.
i'iuli Will hl‘ lit-id Tuesday cvl mm: at the
home of Miss (.‘airie ‘Vllriull. All the
till lnlil re or" l'ttlllt‘tilt'il to lie pram-tit.
——l’.rtent wire llllt‘kl" auspolidwrs war-
ranted for two years at Colin-t it'll lime.
A litre trill Willi shirt ymtridriy by
Wiilll-r Join-.4 iii fillilttllt'ti'rt “owl-i The
bird Weighed nearly thirty pounds and
uninsured two all i new half lu'l from tip
to tip.
At Ult‘ annual tlrt'tioii til illicerti of
tielloral t). B. l"-rry tlsilip. Ia‘o. 33, lions
of Veterans. last night, too following
ivl'rcl-llctod: Frank Rich. Captain; 1“.
S. Ambler. liil. Lieutenant; l". E. Wil-
llama. find Lieutenant. It was voted tli
haven public illstriiluti: ll of itlirere ili
January.
-Tliii Ling-la: ilsiurtlticlit of ldillt'r-i‘ iiitl
gi'nt‘s Illli'n and sllh l!tf1.l‘.{t‘l’t'lllt'f~',lll
M. S. Silt lll‘r‘.
Tilt“ lllil‘ll t illl‘f'lllilllllt'lll ill lili‘ countr-
let in. ulwti by llni Y. M. t'. A. will bl‘
held on next Wrdllt-ulay cvltlitig. l.“-
lriml l'oivrri will give llllpo’frltilllllliifl! of
David (lupperllvld's characters. The
evening wrll close with the famous
“Chariot Bree“ from Bali Ilur.
~.\ better ftill lll’i'i‘dnpi‘ll liar-k rind
front shirt for $1.00 at (Initiator-k Brae.
than is rl-tailnl irinny ntlwr stir» for
$1 ‘25.
Next wrr-k,probably \VI'lJlil‘éJlty night.
”10 lilies of “15‘1leth church will give
ils‘lt‘lfll for the li:,‘fltill. of illeinselws
illi‘l flr all periph- who like claiili. Till-y
prop Ht‘ :icl:iiii t'iiliwdi-r, rnnwl, fried,
hlklt!. ~lt‘\\’t"\] social. 1‘th rylioly will
lw_ieii'lli-rl, :iiill Crlllfiill'lllly I‘Kpt ciml.
I. Hill for tin» advertise-menu
———.l.:ivo~l.‘r II. B. Iloyt'ri {stock if lioli-
dry gnu-dd iiuw Ilpfi‘n. The public fire in-
vltvd in (‘Ilil and examim his stock of
Watch->5, llltmoiidx, Fm»- Jewelry,
Marble (Theirs. Rings and infill-lites in
ii ild Sp“f§iflt"i(’l
iiiill Byv (ii saa‘l‘i, Slit?! null Pilllt'tl W-th‘
in new rind rtftisttc ilniigru, and ut'r-l’y-
thing plriuiiiing to a first «lass jewelry
.rnn-. No. 15 Itallroad Place.
Mcetlng In East Norwnlk.
List evening a special moi-ting of the
E lat N/ll'fi'llik t-‘i'iloul district was lipid
and permission was given partn‘a to use
the building for public purposes.
At the conclusion of the school meet—
ing the citiz 'ris assembled to discuss t'-:e
lllitill‘l’ of consolidation. A. \V. Smith
was in the chair and lip ripp )lfilttl i '. I‘ll.
Bantam iii-crrtary. ‘ The l')!ilf¥il“"t‘ :ip«
p iiiltr-rl at the last lllv‘t'tlng rrp 'flltl that
they had published the twins-r [but tliv 3'
worn‘ to apply to the legislature for ad-
rriissiun to llii‘ city (ifs iittli Norwilk and
that they had also prepared a pt'lll‘lin
for nignattirl-s. val-i‘al up. wins vVi-rr
Hindu and iii-:irlyr va-ryorwpr. writ slum-d
lll!‘ p:-ii:ion.
.—0.virig to the great rii~li for our 5:
collars and 9.: ccfl'i it": had to duplicate
our first order 3 days after receiving
them. Cornstock Bros.
The (late Keeper at Five Elite [liver In
Defence.
Editor Snxnsni.:——Wilt you kindly
correct statement about gates in your
issue of 12:11 as it was untrue and very
damaging to me. Will vou give ilietrue
facts. which will be readily sworn to and
proven if necessary. When train ho. 43
due flit? at 10:32, was rum: in to tile, and
:5! Url' proper time. I went to lower the
gates, and jail at that. moment Mr.
Gregory, the undertaker, was on the
track. I allowed hiri- to cross, then put
down the gates. The other wash wagon
and fully 60 fer-t down the hill. Hi.- not
having time to cross is why I putdown
lllv’ gulch ahead of him. [lo in turning
around upset l'is wagonxausing no darn-
uge except a broken shaft. Spectral care
and pains are always taken to have the
gates down at the proper time.
if. I]. Blitcnaim. Operator.
—Tuo finest assortment of silk urn-
brclfas for the holiday season. at H. S.
Smith's. - W “a-
was second fleeting of the fitter-rail
‘ Assemblies.
The second meeting of the nationalities
was held last night at the restdence of
Judge A.B.Woodward, on Elm street. A
large number were present and the even-
ing was a pleasant one. Heine furnished
music and the party danced, after which
a splendid supper was served in the din-
ing room. The next meeting will be
held at the residence of B, P. Pricer ,
—Tue hose to wear the longest, with
linen feet and cashmere and cotton tops,
at Comatock Bros.
Struck by IA "Ii m‘ in.—
Word was received here this morning
that Peter Butterfleld, a member of
struck by a train at flamamneck on
Thursday and injured to such an extent
that he cannot live.
-—Dec. rm to 22nd Will be bargain
week at the Misses 8t. Johna', 33 Main
street, Norwalk. They will ofi’er their
entire stock “and below coat. Give
them a call before purchasing elsewhere.
Douglas Fowler Post, G. A. R, was-
A Ill! NAWA".
nrisrlil Wagons Damaged on ttatlrond
Hiltllroi
Things in re lively oil Railroad Square
for a few minutes yesterday afternoon.
llaliley‘s express was near the N. Y.. N.
II. 8: ii. It. It. freight depot. when the
horse became frightened and started in
the direction of the Square. When op.
posits thorge fichaub’s saloon the run-
uzi'av collided \vltll tleorgu Delllilri'a car-
riage and broke the wliilllutree and did
otlil r d tillage to the vehicle. A little
further tip the street the heavy delivery
wagon of tho Norwulk Hill was run int:
and trim-t, breaking the top of it consid-
erably. The express wagon was dragged
along on its side for sonic distance when
the animal was stopped. Fortunately
no one was hurt.
——t3ul| at ti urge ll. Iliiyliiontl'ii furni-
ture rtore and not-i his stock of fancy
chairs and divans for tho Holiday trade.
10 prr cunt. oil on all cash sales.
BNTEB‘I‘AINMHNTS.
”We. l'a & Cu." Til-Sight.
"We. ['3 & Co." will be present id r.t
Music Hall this owning. I: is said that
the company wail never better than it is
this season.
says: ”Tho play pleased a very large
lllhilfliCi’ last evening and the colitinul its
laughter and applause attested lht'll’
hourly apprectaiiou of the entertainment
offend. All the favorite hits that origi'
mlly made this force such a go have
been retained and considerably new
stuff added which made everything go
with a liiirrnli. Mr. ‘ Williams as T.
Willie Buckingham had a good concep-
tilfll‘l’ lllt‘fllbr'lrl of the curipaiiy Wl-ro
very good and new pvrfrct fiatlafftttllull.’
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' —t‘:iui.~itock Bros. .3 liiriidrird r-birt
equal to any 50c unlaundried shirt sold.
C. T. Ryan. I Trilated Clerk “(Illa Boston
A New Redford exchange'
tilt" of fill! part he was playing and thc'
S SUNDAY SIRVICIG.
t'lTY (‘lIL‘IlL‘llEfi.
UongregutionlIm—Public worship, l0;ll0
‘ll. in. and 7 p. in.; Sunday school 12 an;
gyoung people’s meeting at 0:10 p. m.,
loubject, “More and more." The owni-
:bers of theS’nth Norwalk llre depart-
, moot will attend the evening service In
1 ii M5’. The neutron will be appropriati-
to the occasion.
Trinity. -- Tliird Sunday iii advent.
l lloly communion at 7:30 a. m.; morning
3 prayer. litany and sermon tit 10:30; Bun-
day school at 12 o‘clock; evmsnn: und
sermon at 7 p. at.
, Methodist—Preaching by the pastor at
10:3.) a. in. and 7 p. iii. In the evening.
,by special request. the pastor will input
a niacliurae on the Divinity and lluiiiaiio
it y of Jesus Christ.
Baptist—lbw. II. A. Dclnllo. pa‘or,
i will preach morningnnd evening. Morti-
izig discourse, subject, “(Bud's City."
l'llrvriitig. ”A tenlprranc-- sermon: the
itlli'll‘al Iltl“--l.ll0 drink habit. till power.
4‘ its rrsults, etc; will you give it. up?"
fUpportuniiy for signing the pledge at
close of service. This discourse will be
entirely devoted to the moral plums of
i the question.
East Norwaik Methodist.——-It:v. W. S.
Tollea of Barton will preach lU-miil'l'OW
irvenlng. Subject, "TheHoiil'a Anchor
ion Life’s Sin." bloat-i free. All cordially
invited.
Spriogwocd L'uioii Uli..prl.~s.iiillity
evening. Meeting conducted by mem-
bers of the Y. 31.0. A. of Standard: til-v-
ernl of them will be present. Wednesday
evening. “Ruth's choice and Mine," Itutli
‘ l. 10.
Advent (Ilziidi'rn lfhurcll. lint Nor-
wulk.—-l’n-achin;: at 10:30 and 7 by the
pastor, II. II. TllCl-Zi'l'. Sun lay school
; ill 12. 5mg m-mci- at 6.2:».
——Coms'.<ick Bros. etock of ladies‘ and
grills‘ silk li’indlzt-rchiefs and lnutll )to is
the largest and prim»: the him-at of any
More (fought Stealing Mom-y.
arre-‘cd for stealing.
ni'flb'il him.
on.- know he was in he stare excl-p: Mr.
O'Gorrmn, his partner. Mr. O'Neil kept
watch in that position until livo o'clock
iii the afternoon, and iii that time saw
Ryan steal niorwy four times. Thi- way
Ryan et do the lll'rllf'y was to drop p-.rl
of it and milieu fall»- f'ler'h’ ("it'nli to
the ilr’hh’. When Mr. O'Neil saw him
mural [lie fulfill :.::le liecouill limit it rm
ll ngi-r. but rose up and curifi'oritrd him
In his guilt. .\t fir~t Ryan thought by
plittinz h'll‘i he.- on the math-r and
denying it h»: it mid mt out or .ri, but
when he fliiirrl tltu prri via \t’r'fi‘ strong
amino! him bu nwziwl tip ti lain: g; :w'u’rglt
dollars this w:-- it. ii» ‘-\.’I‘ liaiirll before
Judge Cor-lnl4v- \l‘ilt'fv.’ Irv plumb-ll guilty
and the Judge )thr‘ him it ir‘f”l"’v‘ rind
seven dollars not c l‘t’,_\'v'liif'!r hr, pain .
Ryan is a young mm and Inn only bin-n
lllftl’fit'fl atnitit four months, and on ac-
count of this Let the Judy was letiir-n.
with him. llv H wired a salary of $13 a
week and had a frank account, lr‘rlrirl‘ a
home i-lrg lolly filrriwlivd and the furni-
tiirr- all p til f. r. How long be has been
stealing from the firm is iirrposailrle to
say, but probably ever since lm has been
with them. He leaves here With a bad
reputation for a you-lg man just starting
in Ilfr‘.
al
—C inrstock Bros. holiday line of ladies
or grllls' gold and silver hantl'rd ll'llllfrrl
[as is the fined ever shown.
llilr. Seymour Contests.
lion. E. W. Seymour li'isi noiili 3d the
Westport authorities that he contests the
count in that town by which he Was de-
feated and lion. Frederick Miles elected
to Congress. The matter will probably
go to the next House.
—-llemeniber our stock of Gent’s Col-
lars and Culfi, warranted every thread
Linen. no: cotton, perfect fitting. Gol-
tars ll each,cuffs 13 per pair. if. S. S nith.
‘ fihchestcr R—l—ilgyln‘klzy—t—i.
Winchester Repeating Arms company,
returned from New York Tuesday. Con-
cerning the reports that his company
had recently sold 3,000 rifles to Haytien
insurgents. he said: "Through New
York dealers we have sold a small quan-
tity of rides to the regular government
of Hayti recently. The number was not
anywhere near 3,000.”
—Gold headed canes at Comsiock Bros.
Silver Foundfifiiirlden.
a Considerable excitement was created
that silver ore had been discovered in
part of the town.
For b'linf' limi-l
part tliolirtri huh-\i‘ii’. him satisfied as?
to his honesty, and yt'rll’l‘llfly Frank?
O’Sril, oil-.- of the partners, «headed to
W. W. Converse. president of the»
about Meridian Wednmday by the report
large quantities near the line of the Iter-
iden and Waterbury railroad, in the west
Later it was stated
that the spot where the ore was found
was on the Fowler farm, where specio
metre of the silver out had been picked
up, and upon being sent to New York
assayed a large proportion of silver.
Yw-ti-rday :lftx-rnmn (' \'. Ryan, at“ town.
tiirstnl clerk lll tlw llilt'ln Still-,wasé
Itellgloun Reed- of Scandinavians.
Editor of the Seamxnn—I win-a in call
the attention of the good people of the
,city and burr Ugh to tlw religious lltt‘tld
.of tiie Scandinavians of this vicinity.
3 ’ l": "33“ “i’ ”’0 d'." They ill? a very worthy claim of citizens.
goods trains in mm c ‘I'llt'f of tlicstoiei,i_., ).r: they page” Int little property.
“'ln‘f': I“! 1‘0“!" kt‘t’f‘ 3 5:004 lookout on Thu-v are industrious and frugal and in
31“ "3'3“ during “W J'W- 5* round "W (inn; will be fully able to care for them-
boxss he threw ulot of blankets and 3,49...“
about nine o'clock in the morning he‘ [,1nguzgl' Stlmcivnily tribegriatly t‘lllfitd
crawled into the boxm to watch. Ni) by our church Brl't'lttrrl.
They do not. understand our
'l'li *ll’ children.
err in our Sunday schriule, and are rapid-'
Iy becoming Ami-run" in speech and
innys. Bu? i! filial people are to have re-
g lin'ltlu-l H;‘l"it‘r‘ri ilwy flillrl be c-iuiuctrd
L in their :i'itzw inngu-n
This tin-y l. .w in :- rltidil way. The
t' flgfe‘gitfinfziti Slicoty has placed their
['iiil‘tt'l :it their di~posril on Sunday :iitl-r-
gt... m and Fri lay t'Ytlllf‘g,
5 I: c- nily t'n-y hare secured the so-r-
l‘"? *4 .wt’ '4 flilfilelr'r, RN. John E. Tliun.
. b ~r:, who can imili alter h‘fscfluufl’fllltll
. Ill tilt-i place as well as in (it’llfij'in‘l‘fl,
Sunrf'vnl aritl Weslriort. 'I'iw- ~olvices
Ln! .‘dr. Thumbs-rt: have boon v 1;: aV'co-pt-
{mix and gov-l fruits of his lhllllf are al-
Irr.:.l;.' lll".!l”' it. They u’idi ti retain
Limo until spring at least, but di not be!
ifully 1 trial t i his fi‘lflllclnl support. If
'iliu small sum of one hundred dollars
fc-ilr'd he added to their contributiin the
. whole matter 0 iirld tn.- settled. I have
[sligg-vrtell to on» of their number that he
3 take a r ubacription paper among the
gmd people of our place and oak for
help. l'ifif't’f-riy hope this appeal for a
pressing necessity will alert with hearty
9 response.
If any persons deem.- to help in this
direction I would most gladly receive
contributions and see that they are pro-
perly disbursed. J. A. RIDDLE.
— \‘i‘il li rvgurd to the celebrated Dent’s
>Krd ”Elit'fii, we have been advertising,
We :iiii «it at the old figures, till-5,
being thi- but in lawman: exchting
those awful elsewhere for 32.50.3I.S. Smith.
site confirmaraiiéi Erica.
moron Dispatch to New York Timed.)
. :ltnn-ry voting precinct in the city
' women Wi-fs- present all day. well sup-
plied witli tickets and “stickers." and
tried to steer the army of women voters
correctly. They were not Ilwuyp we.
awful. to one precinct a well-dressed
woman washandeda ballot and almight-
vray placer-d it in the ballot box. A m0~
merit late-r she was informed that she
had voted the Democratic ticket. Then
she: asked the inspector to open the box
that the might take out the bal
lot and substitute the one she intended
voting. This little "quest the inspector
refused to grant. She argued in vain
and then gave it up and sat down and
cried. while her friends tried to pacify
her. __mm_” '
——llI-llinery sold regardless of cost at
H. Kreiger's.
Old folks Slope.
An elopment from New London was
reported Tuesday. The man in the case
is Charles Taylor, a newsman.who leaves
behind hint a wife and five children.
The woinan suspectrd of going away in
his company is Bridget Connelly. Mon-
day Tsylor engaged a state room on the
steamer City of Worcester and made
very particular inquiries as to the cape-
city of the room and the rules and regul-
I’EBBONAI. IIHTION.
l-‘rcd Clark hint gone to It stop to work.
lilies t‘urrie ll.-ll is visiting in Boston.
lilies Maggio Lauder will return front
Wellesley College Wednesday.
James Fisher lllltl returned to his home
in Brooklyn.
--Save money by purchasing your linlo
iduy goods at Plaisted's.
Connecticut In Water- Colors.
Sewrul Lyme ladies and their friends
have made for a church fair in Florida a
block designed for a bed until reprmnt-
ing the State of Connecticut by counties,
elicit county having some reminiscence
elaborately executed ill water colors on
silk. Iiitchlil-ld county allows a large
clock in and corner and a clockrnaker
with hi4 kit of tools, suggestive of Con.
necticut's first clock, which was made in
that county. This was painted by Miss
Mamie Avery, of Syracuse. a relative of
Mrs. lilizur Clark. Hartford county has
the control-arms and "Qui Tralistulit
Sustliwt" handsomely painted, and the
tiiirit-rrl stars showing Connecticut
one at tho thirteen original
Stalls. Toiland county has the birth-
place of Nathan Hale. very prctlily exe-
cuted by Mrs.01ivia Hall. Windham
C’iunly rl-prvsenta tho “battle of the
f m gs," and was painted by Miss Florence
Griswold. Mrs. Daniel Chadwick paint-
rd )liddlearx county with a view of
Long Island Sound and the Lady Fon-
wick tomb. New Haven county is a
humorous representation of the old
blue lav-'3, and a View of the
stepphls on the green at New Haven:
Milli IIat'ie Bitiiiilig painted this. Fair-
finld County rrprl-ouuti Putnam's ride,
and w.” plinlrtl by Miss Mamie Avery.
‘.‘di~s lllrltie Banning pair-tad New Lon.
don county. showing firzrton monument
and ert. Griswold.
Ire in the Connecticut River.
The Connecticut river is full of ll rating
cakes of ice, rapidly frerzing together.
The Czty of Springlidd had a hard pass-
age up the river yesterday.
WOMAN'S WEAR.
Th 3 fashion of the fall is almost as gray as
its Weather, and amid all its somber tints
there is horn.1 mom quietly entrancing than
the pale pure color known as steam gray.
The newest piece laco has a depth of sixty-
friiir inches, so that in ten gowns “and sich"
the sweep may be unbroken from throat to
hem. arid the very beat of it cornea from
“mum in Saxony. .
It must be accepted as a cold fact that tho
girl of this period has set herself to walking
with a calm a la Toscuastraight and tall,
with u ji-iwled head and run through with
funneled silky-n cunt, and costing all the way
from £5 to i.) i,
A Card.
Wléil thus polizidy to Extend the grateful ac-
knowludgrmcnts of myself amt family to the
man 'flt’litl‘r who have so generallr and so tender.
iytn cloned to as during the protracted illness of
my daugh'er Hattie, to those who visited her. be»
calling trio weary lionrrof eickfififl by their kind at.
criminals to those who faithfully renumbered its in
the tut hour: of her life and assisted us in ib: last
sadtrihu'l-wc (will pry to her memory. to lht‘
your: ml-o who volunteer“! Illur music at her
funeral. and to those who wore their friendly recol-
Iu'ltlmlslblfl flout-rs which surrounded her at the
km. to ommdali. l lgain tendrr a tefni and
homfcIt thank you. believing that t tokens
iv:ll live with as long after they are perhaps forgot—
W
ion by 0 hers. )1. D. LYLE.
(”l Olllldll is there yet, and if you stick to him,
I meat wil be its; next at» k. Wanted, a
second hand hay cnt'cr. dlfiat
__.,.. atria-“r“. ‘, m“
1?“? rooms on first tlior $10 is month. Also,
from Jon 1. first and second dict. Apply to
J, L. BUitBASK, till South lain at . So. Norwalk.
'l'o l.e:.
WKLLISH to let our Darien Station. 8 rooms,
35 to m mmth. ISLYILLB 3 HEAD.
di: 3-: Darien CL
llousc rand—lordfi‘u‘i'B-nle, 9:500:
1113\le on the lly Neck Road,vrithlu thecily
limits. House has 14 rooms in it. is in
good repair. This y
cash payment of t n. Enquire“
TAYLOR & GOLDEN, Beat Relate and Insurance
Agents. Si. dtl 3t
Furnished Room To Let.
, FURSSDEDroumuuSouth Main 14., to one
or two Mics. Addrtss box 633.
rill if South Norwalk.
For Sale.
As
llrrrrnlr !
Wes
EWinilchJerreycowaudhand 'ckrda es.
Alumna [luxuriant I”to W!
383. LP. [10" . Boron Dill.
To Rona.
Burst-oaths a cottage containing 7 rooms.
month. Addr§ l’.o.ll0x mar l to
“molw l .LIJJOYTJtntou hi.
Boorru To Let.
UR‘KISIIBD ROOMS to let with or without
board. Addrcrl P. 0. BOX 141.
cc 6 if South Nurwalk.
To not.
nsmwwumummum‘
Win-“that will take charge
To a
of thcubrsrytheatotcwill‘herented on ventra-
mbletenns. of
act if AYLOR 8 GOLDEN. Agata.
Portraits
IN oil. pastel and crayon. Black and White
hatch. Art work of all dcsalgtlona.
D. G. 000 I. Stamford.
1'80!“ 11mm. Norwalk.
on if . ‘
Fruits. ,
CHOICE )Ialaga grapes 10:. In lb. 3 lbs. for 251:.
muscular-tramps or'uc. Barman 15c.
sharidat no. I Watershed
dltllrn auditor cosrst.
III-s. I. A. Davldson.
Christian Selene. or Rental Beau-g.
mmror'l'esebta orlleallnglow. con-urn.
P mmaiygfilnmnotucam
Alldlssassr , Ifi'flmm‘
mitts themed-odour mm
that is given. fats. , Oplm and
Tobacco treatvd airy. dun
Houses and Lots.
1 )l-la’lllhllhli Ilousos for single families to let or
for rate. and tine building sites for sale; t-rtry
terms. Enquire of
E. A. Woodward.
or" 3 mos.
Flll Sill [ll] Elli Tll‘llll.
, BOPERTY of Bridgeport Savings Bank—Dc-
slrablv [louse and tot,libby 121», mi Ushcme
Ave..ll'a-it Nora-slit. Conn.
Apply to
JACOB ll. LAYTON.
south Norwalk, ('t.
ill‘.’ in:
llorrso and Lot For Sale.
VVANZANT AVE, East Nonvalk. Lat 503212
llouaetlrooinr. l'rlao 8:530. Part of pith
chase money can remain on mortgage. nigh;
TAYDUlt & 00 It
Insurance and heal Es'ale agents Washington s't..
ital if South h'orliallr.
011w".
HOSE desiring oysters opened fresh daily can
procure them of R. J . t'L'ThlLL.
«9 if Foot. of Ray nit-rill 8t.
’1‘
] Ei'tllt'l‘ of the condition of tlu- t‘rrv Narioiui.
limit. at South Norwalll‘. iii the Matt" of Con-
necticut. at the close of lrllt‘lflcvtl, Dt-c. l2. 1&6.
RESOURCES.
loans and Discounts ................... sacrum
l’. a. litmus to satire circulation . ....... minim
tither stocks, bonds and morizagcs....... itil'fltltl
Dos from approird l’l'M‘f’i‘r agents .......... uttk’na‘fi
Dire from other National flank.- ............. 6,856.33
llcnl rotate. furniture and tlxiuri-i- ,,,,,,,,, 13:1) 00
tumor earn-twat and taxes paid
Premiums told ................
t‘lil-cirs an other cash ileum.
Bills of othcrbanka
Fractional paperwrrcnc rockets d”.
S;x-cii~..........._.....‘.
Legal tender rtotcs.. .................. ::..9,
Redemption flitlllwiih t’. 5.1‘n-amrrr55
per cent. of Circulation) ................ “2.5.00
Total. . ............................... sunset.”
‘ LIABILITIES.
(‘apiial stark paid in simooofo
8n ilnsfiirid. . SHIN!)
l'nl ividul profit;- 16.363.“
National bank notes or. -taridlil'.'.. L‘JJAIUJ)
Dividend.a unpaid ................ . ..i.'.0.00
Individual (ll'pthllll subjurt to t‘ltcck.':i.:1ii"l.i«tii.57
Ikmnnd Ct'l'lll’lcaft'e of (lt'pt'Hlf .............. 5.33117
t'criiflcd ('hecks .. $1.087.”
Dili: to Other National itauka. . . . . . . .
Dllf.‘ to state Banks and bankers... . . . .
Total. .................................. $35,521 l'.‘
Slate 0/ Liannedicuf. County of Fair)“ I. sat. ~
I. JACOB M. LAYTOS, cashier of the above
named bank. do solemnly swear that: the. above
statement. l: true to the bad of in knowledge and
belief. JACOB 31. LA TON. cashier.
Subscribed and mom to before me this firth day
of Du: l3“. .
JUXAII J. MILLABD. Sour? Public.
Correct attest.
HENRY SEYDIDUR.
'1'. BA ' R.
If. I]. ROWAN.
‘Dift'flD-‘S.
Licensed Day Scavenger.
Privy Vaults and Cesspaolli
Cleaned and Diseafeclr d.
CHARLES MU", Prop.
Bridgeport address: 96 PAIRFIELD AVE.
0r inquire of JARVIS KELLOGG, Health Odlcer,
dis i’w Xorwalk.
15-1113 NOE:
DECORATIVE ART.
IIEADQI’ARTBR§ for Outfit.- and ”0.53:1”. Ma-
tcri.ls of all kinds. hill: Baking and Cellu-
loid for Fancy Work,
Pull insfmctioa in French cation in one
lama
MRS. W. ll. Jr‘ $1.8.
76 South Mull! St, South Somalk.
F. H. NASH & Bill.
“1th now n-ceiv ed a line lot of
Gold Band
and Carlsbad
Tea Sets,
Bisque, Satin, Bohemian,
llarhelizetl. Tapestry,
and China Wares,
n21 1m
DECORATED
'l'lllllll. Willi all] 03th
SETS,
Hating. 'l‘ilili iii Piilli
LAMB§-
A fine line of
Decorated Cups and Saucers,
mugs, Shaving Mugs, "arcs,
and Curptdorea.
Also the celebrated Uncle Nick. (not "Uncle
Dick)" Normandie. Duchess, Our Own and “amp-
sh're Ranges. The Great American Elmer, lief!-
feedirg and Parlor stores, at low prices.
We solicit your inspection of our goods.
1‘. H. NASHdtBBO
HOLIDAY GOODS
J. TliISTRAM, '
OP TIOIA. N,
the a line sclectirnl of
Gold” Spectacles, Riding Bows,
and, . Eye Glasses.
lino ofall other varletics and qualities. to m In,
demand. Glasses ad to nailed any cur-stile de-
(illuminant.
ni'iigifiwiIALL,
saruliaay Night.
‘IDEC. I5.
A light if Llitilil!
A light if llil'iilill!
l
The Luiiglltiblc Cyclone
.. We, “3, &B0.
A well-known production in South Norwalk. Re—
ceived in every city in the Union hycrorrded houses.
Kennett rests Ili lloyt’s and Gregory's.
Fit in illiillilli
Cranberries. all litiurid, '2 quarts 25 cents.
Onondag brand f Cmdrused mace Heat. TM.
is ukuowtugted i , he the driest. Mt
" llu'dti only to addrr tor. 1 box (price t2Xei make-é
large pint or a l tiles.
Willie Onions. Onions. superior Yellow
annips. Sweet Pot oer. Fine BaldwinA lea.
Holland Gherkins or very small I‘Ick Cucum-
bt‘rl. 25 cents :1 Art.
Hired Pick ea, in extra large glare bottles. only
Liberals a bottle.
Pickled Onions. thin. 15 cents a hoitle.
h‘cw Raisins, gond. it ants. New Layer
Raisins 5) cents. err Currants and Citron. new
lige. Dates, tumult.
I a I s-
Bflzils. English rlnata. nickname. Filberta,
Almonds. All ch .
home of the Pe lam tCal.) Canned Pram.
I’lnms.Cberriln. ‘ leit Pears and Appricota at
low prices for such 30th.
Street Florida Draper‘s cheap.
A Large Lot of Fresh Candy.
We call particular treat-Ion to some very fresh
Chocolate (‘rcaurC dy. 3 pounds for 55 cats. ti
pounds 8H1). ' " ‘
Home grown none ‘22 tents. per ad.
classes 60 cents
Fine New Crop S in Orleans
per gallon. ‘ .
[low is it that weobu “get there" with the but
Delaware County Butler every errata at less price
than our neighbors We are doing it at ascents
per pound.
The fresh mane-:1 crriup; are sclllntr well. Try
them. 1’) cents act, .
iii illicit iiil Christmas tiller.
lllllllll ll BillSIlllL
Employment Bureau.
(For bozh sea). 3 pplie; etcnognphm, typo-
“'rilil‘ls, boo «news, clerka,etc.,
T9 [“351st HOUSES FREE.
Allen: of employment, or desirous of securing
better pom: inns. short d rcgiste'r iheir names at this
bureau. Calliirngrlfi fx‘rinékormatim.
5i Atlantic 8L. Stamford. Ethan.
HE
iliilill 'Piiliiiiaillli lilillfll‘,‘
Select School} of Shorthaild and
Typewriting,
51 Atlantic St cot, (Ayres’ Block),
Slain 0rd. Conn.
LEADlsto r Inuit lion for a through
A practical burg“ duration, and devoted to
the training of 3' area and wow. In the
shortest time possible tout! hatches. paying pov
silione: Under the instruction of the late
Elucipalandhrisiness m trier of Gatl’ay's Short-
ud and Typewrirlnifi Schoo , Hartford. Conn.
1n session dayand ' . Graduata with!
to positions. ‘
Instruction b Mail a Specialty. 1 L
For circulars. givi fall icnlars. ullatrtiool
06cc or address ‘ HI . IL A.
Principal.
.5. tr. AYER. l '
Member Consoli ted Stock and Petroleum
Exchange, . err York.
A. E. AYE]! & 00..
Bankers and Brokers.
New York. Bofiton and Worcester
Bra allot:
HAVILASD BLOCK. rooms 58 s Washington St
' - Sou 2(qu
Stocks, Bonds, Pet lenrrr.
‘ 0min and Provialoru.
.hiugbr antacid crash, orairnargin.
Private least-dimes" to New York. Boston are!
Chicago.
630. WJWIIJJAISOR,
at} in: Inner
Bile Ho. "5"”
and Straw,
Pill llllll Slalll Billing.
COAL and W001).
once.
l
Grain, Flour, Feed,
l
~LKD—
BUILDER’S MATERIALS,
data. it the clout of the work an oys. instrumental music. Supper “d “'9“ ~ -‘~r~~.——»—-—-‘ __... Representativeeleot Castelow, it is said. ationa observed on the boat. He de rt- - Ml- lllonar mm or “10- Please
ta upper was served. Capt. Sands Sel- meats will 5' PRP'Wd 5! “‘9 hill" [or L "m“ Pm" . . iaone of those prominently interested in ed with Miss Connolly, believed tii‘hs ll...‘ OI| -, ”WW [Pr-II. “u u i
100*: '50 recently took unto himself a “10 occasion. at evening a number of invited “,9 nature. and ha is reported to have unmarried. who has heretofore borne. a Tum fumem‘mmm m .3 m‘ 5‘" n“ M" ""°"’"“'"' flu“
wife. word wound a box of viii-rs. ‘5‘“? °‘ m" 0"" P9“. “mm“ " leased the lllld where the urine is locat- good reputation. and his wife has been Wmuwh .4 m1, mm b . .. g. . .
,4 , _, ‘ -J. W. Stadwall sells the celebrated her; one to play whist. Tbrseprises d for twantyyears. Amy: i. being making fruitless efforts haircut-tn his u“ . 3 03hr.“ and W“. l , , _ »
large, assortment of Gents Full Weber,,Etaerson, Bhonluger, and other were offmd. Charles Kobu winning ”1“ in m of “I. | I wber m are over 50 “ old M's ll Ill %W“m a. “- _ ‘
Div-“hubris“ oolorcd.plala Ind Moln- pianos, and the celebrated theflrst. lila- homegrown. and . my“, 3““ ’9‘ . ”um I M '- hmn i- Mugs: limp in w ,
W: ”in". 188135: I0“ Miller Organ. Gallant! eesytbela. “unbeaten“ Aftertlisgauio a—Agrand assert-aunt neut’saeek- —Pnrefloruovsnderstt lard, 1! cent; [Ir-hurry apt-raw... shutouts arfifli‘mu. ‘
mfflu’lflatldm's. stmneutsaudgstprieraaadtsrm. aluminium-even. "lamina-lithe. ' spandmtnmyss’. m . Will-“Ila “I‘m I'm-In. a“. .,
“I- '
m r. a... I v: .. Hath Mauritian” iii .. Min“ - Cl,
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