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SOUTH NORWAI.K CONS, SUNDAY, DECI‘ MBER 17, 1888.
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No. I. (omrof lsmsndt'mmdstms; kc, II
'II. IIW'DouovsnsbasscIndJ. (I. WmmI's tar.
No It. Pnhklls street «had: or arm house
sud residence of Willis“ . Web.
In. thi‘onwvdsmet Nimbus-i: mums
Psul' s mums It) COMMII men. Ind
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futons-
No II. Itsln mnt corner of Imp sin I; in} II
wuol L's gluon Ind III 0'ng W(
sum rm mv sums
No It, If“. m'ckerms netting: '
museum
(Ins stroke at 12 n 'rlork m for firm Tim
Twostrokes of the hell I Mal II 9:, Mir-I fire I!
on!
'f‘hmmokcr omn- bola" «has! i ll “wig!" the
city water In to be turned off.
rumor-rims- 1o v.21 not our
l'pou positive informants of s I." r. your
dist: no Ighhmhoml unlock tinr by»! amt; ii the
books“ the wsydown onesonly. Ind ls? Mbwk
shut up the ho: Ind do not open or trash IM
E33: min until the ram are. in your mph rd
Do not Ittempf to resume the front the com.
The I hit I trimmer van. m. that s returned to m
proper place. If: El. llr 00‘1”,
hid lagoon
rm
Illntutuvc Alumnus for Twatmww.
High tide low tide bun rises * lion sets
10.25 ‘
5.522 7.15 4 2';
In; murmurs
The Court of “.1ng will hold an
Idjourned meeting might.
~Comstock In}... I... honored mm
equal to any 50c unlartndrie-d shirt sold.
The ( .Immon Council Swill hold am ode
joumed meeting this evening.
~Ths largest mm: of lsdrss' and
gent's linen and silk Iron Ikercbirfv, at
M. S. Smith's. -. W _ d
If. Kreiger announces sprrinl sale of
holiday goods in his Idvsrtisement on
fourth page. Read It.
~60c for a 5 lb. pail of purer lard.
Hayes market.
The Gospel Temperance meeting It
the Y. II. C. A. room yostr rrlsy was very
interesting, and was well attended.
I”.
——We are offering“ ugmd Mack Mir
muff at” Jr cents, at If, Krsigsr s.
E Benedict, at Ilenerlicr s powwow
in the borough, advertises rubber pencil
stamps, sheet music, etc... today. (Sire
‘ him I call and look over his stock.
‘Badquuters [or confectionery for
the Holidays. A large assortment to
choose from. at W. Howard Minonr’c,
W Washington St.
This is the time of the your to look
after your cesspools owl see that they tfcntml hotel in 5.9an this evening. - ,“For wickedness burneth as the fire and
litre people shall be as the fuel of, the
are cleaned and disinfected. (marks
Mott Is the man to do it. 1th his ado
vertisement.
~Pstent wire; buckle suspenders wsr
ranted for two years at (rootstock bros.
A meeting of the member‘s of lhitlltr
Lodge belonging to the Mutual Aid Sim",
ety will be held to-rnorrow owning or
‘7. 30 o 'clock for the purpose of electing 2
directors of that body.
4m n a. scan; has one of the
finest lines of fancy boxesand Christmas
tree ornaments shown at town.
The Connecticut Fruit Grower‘s rand
Cider ltfskers’ Mutilation are to build
their second annual convention in mm.
ford on January 12th.. Elwmrdl lion's
stock of this town will? read" a power on
Fruit and its Cultivation.
-—-Small Fresh Home for roosting. If;
cents a pound at F. flayed.
The papers and hick hooks which
were stolen from Joseph! WM!‘ store
in Winnipsuk last week were found In at
swamp near Silver Mine yesterdcy' by I
boy named Hockey. The iron drawer
from the safe was slk‘oz found} nearby
whereit had been thrown: away after
being broken open.
—Headqua.rters for furs, Ws‘ and
boas, out. S. Bombs.
C. B. Harvey has Millionaire» the
depth of his boot and shoe store; which
makesit thelsvgntin town. new
got it all fixed to his notion yet, but has
postponed the finisdiug sod fancy work
till Iftcr the holidays. The stock is will
there, however, and is as most excellent
one to select from.
—Bsuks may fail, business may fail,
your health may Mi, but it you own
yourown home younveprepmd for
such troubles should rhsycsnoc. A lot
It Leno: Hill, Bowman, costs very lit,
tie. Address Box Id.
Amgthcrecswtpucutsof locally
retest innate flaws-d lsGo-vmfor
Ihill coupling sprint, secured through
thsoalcscfA.l Wooster, m
overcome III the objections heretofore
foundtothiscfsnafm.1kssvu
pusseschothcr, sadistic-"cm
srcund the tail! rye holding it
ugsinst the bolt, on tbwt both rattling
sudspprscisbis“ warn paw-rod.
Jeweler 11.3.30”? stockofkoir
.mmmm Tupdkmfiv
vitsdto csllnd ”his flock“
umcmflvcr'sudflswdm
knew all minis
Mrs, John Allen, of this city, In very
sick
~lluy your drugs It l’lslsled' .
trofut (I Krupp it... completed It
lugs order of hats for Cslifornis.
If It Smith has I very pretty displsy
of bundkerchiefs in one of his windows.
wt‘snton llsnruil night shirts st Corn-
bliurk Ilrm. '
James Ilnrtm r, of tho'bornugb; won n
“from ymrmld row at o rstllo Saturday
night.
The I- bitumen of this city Ire srrsngv
ing furs good time sarong themselves
Christmas. _ ‘
~00 to lbs 8.6. floodeld's for holidsy
candles ”WWW
Mertsysr It Vaughn in their new play
”Kittie," Irc booked for blusic Ilsll
Christmas night. ‘
If. S. flood is tucking 3 line display of
jewelry Ind silver and [Illfell were for
the holidays. ’
ml to pa r pomul, i’rtrs Sugar ('ured
Items. 1’. Ilaycs' market.
I
but night John Cullen fell into I hole
in the for where the old pottery used to
stood, and cut his head quite badly
I’s rick Murphy. formerly of the bor-
«nigh dud st his home in Wcitport on
Friday. lbs formal wu hold yesterday.
-I’mrh flaming» Chips, just the thing
for the Ibrlidsyr. at W. H. Seymour’s,
fr“! Waubingtrm lit
A. will most III-night.
stock Bron.
holidsys.
-—Ilolidsy goods at 31.8 Sluith' s.
The Domino club are in trouble again.
have been stolen.
paying rent.
1/3110: Hill, Rowayton, Conn. Box III,
for all Information.
Ilsrry Robinson has sold his cigar
business in Stamford, and has come
back to this city to work.
~All linen collars, latest styles, 7c.
each, or 3 for 20c. as good as any “cool-
Inrs NJIJ. Cums—t k Bros.
The Turnsk oysttrmsn have been run-
ning their shipping oysters to Sorwslk
markets—Greenwich News.
The commissioners to whom the mat-
ter of damages to the Norwalk llutel
property of J. Donovan, jr., was apposl'
ed, have given their finding which is I
net timings of $2,87l, seven hundred
dollars more than allowed by the cour-
rnittoe of frecholdcrs.
——.‘leal skin caps and fur gloves ct
Conrstock Bros.
Prank Iinncgnrv or Smtb Norwnlk, is
the new foreman of the finishing depart-
The swirling-e Will-til has Iain In side
the truck at P'sntield quarry since lion—
day c mosh III, was «t 'rsrrd sway yester-
day.
TM annual denim of Old Well lodge
35o. It‘ll". 1'. k A. )I., will be held tumor.
row evening. A full attendance“ ro—
rp’tmfnl. ,, ’ _
-ltwy .1 m jickrls. age it to 18, at
«Work firm.
Inlet week Mrs (5 nor" I’. Arthcrtorr
Ind hm [wwkkt picked on the corner of
Fulton strut and I “MW/8’, Sew York.
W I‘ sit fl r M
it'lfysur has left the town of Vor-
walk. lls left on Friday night shortly j
after supperm the furniture in the house
was left Militia] and the rupsm table just
as they more from copper.
II
~Csdl and amine (var stock of Loli-
day gawk. II. Krcigrr.
WWIJWtyMfi
Vomslk, llsnhnry. and Bridgeport are
septum: ”Winnie club, at the Grand;
The » oclnrk train from I’ittsfield that
famed; crabs! its run of Falls Y allege
close mnmwtirn with express train for
Sew York, The new arrangement will
be greatly an I; restated by the travelling
whilst.
-’ihw psrfrct fit" rug Cromwell shirt
bests llama s ':I laundricd munhundricd.
Commit lime.
(Tommy I) will give their third Innu-
of athletic entertainer! ut about the
second west: In January. Company D
Mamie rag/cud moans with theirother
entertainment and see no reason why
this should not be at greater success than
the MM”.— r -
wfnt hy what you can for srsioy
dry: iovsetitinlsnd. Remember, tour
you could halvebought for s few dollars,
W are worth hundreds. Address
Lem llilll, ltwayhon, Conn" box 15.
hormonal. his crack of holiday
gondenow readyforimpection. Hein-
mwdosmrbiugtrsdesndhumsde
bigprepsmiomforit. Thouswhohsve
myctcmcluddwbsttopmchmm
domhoflntbantugotobis more and
wowlmhcodsvs.
Irmsnmmcmar CW Bros.
um installed loony other store for
film ”M,“
lbcnepnldicmsof first Smalls will
run subs mass“ of the proudest,
Henry Street, Tmlw erming, Dec.
rate. MI W having bills against
Weld topless“ Interest or before
thawing. Byorderofthspreaideut.
-.I large assortment of Gent’s Full
WWII: pique, canned, plain and
Murdered: open front, for it 2?; sold
elsewhere for trim, or If. S. Smith's.
nun—1m -w«,
The meter! finished their work on
the Horse Wrcsd yesterday. lt‘ n im-
poiniblc to get 3 correct number of the
mam that have been carried over
them“ since titty luvs been muting.
but from words that have been dropped
we W the total number will not fall
below 13,5“.
try, 1'. flsycs’ market.
The twins 6:1“!wa Reform
AW room on list. street we. not
wmwm thelsrgs
mwmmmingyuter-
dsy m Jacob amr prodded.
Mowers-scanty s Isms
pus-Irv. m: I. Mariam
mmmwcrk.
~1kckrdprwsstycumksyour
M M prompt at “if 9““? WP?“ 0‘ the; pews of the middle section. The congre-
WW WM through to Bridgeport ”uh“: merit sad the church—the latter being
threw Novwnlk Republic“ club are
~12: ”mud. Fresh Porksud Sans-j
wflccrcklflmulsthsdssd of s lots;
mum,m Address
went in Beltaire Brothers' hat shop. Mr.
I’Iuncgsn iss man of cxpcricucc,sud
will no doubt, beu valuable acquisi-
tion to the force at Ifeltsire Brothers’
far: tory.—Dsnbury Press.
I’I'IIISUKAL MENTION
John Sherwood has gone West for his
health.
Ffl'd Ilemson was in town Saturday.
Miss Ella Purse", of Troy, N. Y., is
visiting uith Mr. and Mrs. Philip Smith.
Thomas Coonell, of Sew York, is vis-
iting with Charles Clark.
Ifr. and Mrs. Henry II. White are vie-
iting wrth Mr. and Mrs. James White, in
Jersey city. '
—GIrustock Bros. holiday line of ladies
or gonts’ gold and silver hanrlltd umbrclv
pm Is the finest (3‘ er show II.
Annual Semen to l‘lrwmcu.
Rev. J. A. Biddle, at the Congrega-
tions! Church, last night, preached the
Imam M! from s411'!!!"dezaumrnl sermon to the fire department.
About fiftv members occupied the front
nation was a large one. The text was
fire,” from which was drawn some very
unique comparisons of the fire depart-
of a spiritual nature. The discourse
throughout was of the most interesting
Ind instructive character, and cannot
(cited to have left an impression that the
putting out of the fire of sin was of par-
amount importance.
”urns 1'. Powers.
The Maiden Evening Maul says of Leo
laud T. Powers, who appears at Norwslk,
in the Y. If. C. A. Course. Wednesday
evening: “Mr. Powers showed his'greatv
est power in ‘Tbe Chariot Rsce,’ from
Ben-Bur. Be made his audience almost
believe they saw the amphitheatre, the
sea of faces, the rushing chsriot wheels.
the haughty Roman in his chariot of
ivory and gold, by whose side gslloped
the Arabs or the hundsome Jew. And
when the Jew overthrew his enemy, Ind
. won the me, the audience felt like leap-
ing to its feet and cheering."
ekemember our stock of Gent's Col-
lars and Cuffs, warranted every thread
Linen. not cotton, perfect fitting, Col-
lars ll escb,cufls 13 per painll. S. Smith.
Enter-ton It Rowuncu.
Yesterday morning at 10 o‘clock Rev.
Mr. McGonegsl caressed four persons in
the river at Rowayton. A lsrge number
gathered on the banks of the stream to
witness the ceremony. The ice In the
rive bud to be broken in order that the
programme should he carried out. Up-
on coming out ice formed on the clothes
of those who were baptized.
—Gold beaded canes at Comstock Bros.
. We. l's & Co.
This laughable musicul extrsvsguuza
was given at Music Hall Saturday night,
in the most satisfsctory manner. Where
all did so well no special mention should
be male, One thing very noticeable was
the improved orchestra music. , The
change, we think, will make the ball
very much more popular.
A Sowing Society.
A young ladies’ sewing society has
been orgsnized in this city. They will
meet at each other’s houses Ind do such
sewing u is brought before them. Young
Indies may join by seeing Mhs Sadie
Kellogg.
-—A grand Issortment of gent's neck.
war, It “.8. Smith’ .
01..-
Served to suit your taste in the Parlors
of the Baptist church, Wednesdsy even.
lug. Everybody Invited, Bulloc- men
sud citizen: generslly can have their
supper std o’clock p. m., promptly.
W—
—0ntsg to tbsgrsstrushforoursc
collussnd Occuflcwshudtodupllcsts
our “order IdIyI Iftsr receiving
Tho gymnasium class of the Y . II. (‘I
whilk and worsted wristlets at Cout-
Thc express business at this station at
present is very heavy, owing to the
The table slats sud all the coucomitsnts
-—You will never get ahead if forever
Own your own home, at
Wfldl‘ I”. Cfllll‘lY SAYS.
Thst the (Iver-River School will have
to get another teacher before msnv
weeks, if the signs of the season don't
full.
That Ifiss Beacon ls visiting with Wil-
liam If. Eula. on East Ivonne.
That Miss Allcs Cum bu recovered
from her throat trouble. and is able to
attend school aguin.
That Mrs. Hubbard Barnes, of Wilton.
has gone to New York to spend the
Christmss holidays.
That Miss Mabel \‘sndorhoef has been
ill for the past two weeks.
That the churches on the Green had
an I nusuIIly largo attendance yesterday.
TIIII the Rev. Chas. Selleck delivered
an Advent sermon and the Rev. Mr. An-
dcuon's text was "Tskc ye heed how ya
host."
That Miss Gertrude Peck is spending I
week with her grandfather in New York.
That Miss Inez Kseler is expected to
return from Hartford on Wednesday.
That Mr. Winfield S. Moody, Jr.. of
The Evening Sun, spent Sunday with his
parents on East Arc.
That lfr. William F. Ilrueton has been
spending I few days in town.
That the lust reports from Mr. Fred
Day show a slight improvement.
That Miss Josephine Jennings, of Camp
street, will spend the Christmas holidays
with East avenue friends.
That Mrs. William (i. Thomas has re-
turned from New York, where she has
been spending the past week with her
son.
That Mrs. Frank Leonard and Mrs.
Alfred Austin hsvc started a whist club
on West avenue, and thorn will be an-
other one started on East avenue.
That the Norwalk belles are not happy
without long red costs and empire veils.
Ilumnulty knd wildfii’r Chrlst.
lev. C. E. Harris, yesterday morning
preached a very earnest and practical
sermon from the tort, “Redeeming the
time." At the evening service, by re»
quest, be preached a sermon on the flu-
munity and Divinity of Christ. Without
exception It was one of the most elo-
quent, enthusiastic and inspiring sero
mons he has delivered since occupying
this pulpit. One such sermon is much
more potent in establishing the concrete
facts of true religion than any edition of
Robert Elsmereism can distract by ab-
struct truths of the essentials of rest
christiauity. Those who listened to this
discourse can have no room for doubts
as to the Ictusl Ind only foundItlon at
christiauity through the God-man, Jesus
Christ. ' H”..-
-'l‘be finest assortment of silk um-
brellas for the holiday season, at 31.5
Smith's. . w..-
Gospel Tempenucc Meeting at. the flap-
tist Church.
The Baptist church in this city was
well filled last evening with an attentive
audience. Rev. 1!. A. Delano preached
I gospel temperance sermon. llis rc-
marks were confined principally to the
power of the drink habit and its result.
He made a strong appeal to church-going
people to sign the pledge for the in-
fluence it would have. The discourse
was interspersed wrlh thrilling incidents
of the turn that strong drink caused. At
the close an opportunity was given to
sign the pledge which scores did.
—I’urc Home-rendered 14rd, ,12 cents
a pound, at F. IIaycs' .
(thn Ibr- lIIt lfcviflr. )
South Horst-lb llul flutes.
Messrs. Crofut dc Knapp show some
magnificent light colors that are new.
Messrs. E. V. Baker&Co., of South
Sorwnlk, find the season opening very
favorably.
Good supplies of desirable hats are
being turned out by the Bentwood Hat
Company, 80th Nomlk.
The South Somalk Hat Company has
had I good full season; leading retailers
fully appreciate their line buts.
Messrs. Crofut & Kuspp are addition-
ally making I specialty of fine hats and
animator, in the rough, for first-class
trIds.
Messrs. Hubbell & Barthol, of South
Norwalk, Connecticut, have met with
gratifying success in supplying bqtsin
the rough, which they mauufsctunsdcr
the leading trade in quantity as desired.
The hats are carefully nude and are war-
ranted to give satisfaction in finishing.
Buyers of extra choice, high grade
crushers, commend the productions of
Meson. Crofut d: Knapp, which are
thoroughly desirable as regards style,
quality and every detail of manufacture.
These fine crushers are of kettle finish,
and have been sold from the Atlantic to
the Pacific, and all the way between
shores. They are produced in black,
brown, blue, nutriu. beaver mixed. clu-
uamon, together with every other bus in
the niubow and re fléction of the Aurora.
Messrs. Hubbell & Barthel, of South
Norwslk, Connecticut, m devoting st-
teution to the manufacture of choice
urn-hers, which they has produced in
perfection. all the goods being Kettle
Finish. These dcsinble embers Itemsde
in two quslities to most the gsncrsl dc-
msud, Ind they Iccomplisb thst result,
to the sstisfsction of the buyer, every
time. The firm produce the goods in
many colors, such Is, haul, gold white,
fIwn, bIIck, blue, brown I" mouse
color. IbolItter belugunuvolty that Is
rcsdlly caught upb expert buyers.
Othsroolorssrslucl ed. udlfyoussk
foray colcyoudsslrs, not! some you
don’tskpsct tout, you will upcom-
Island is every IIItIuI.
“MM
PROTECTION AND "AMINO.
The following communication was
printed In The list Review this month.
We think it ought to be resd Ind consid-
ered by every hitter. It Involves eques-
llon of grave Importance upon which
list msnufscturers no not wholly con-
sistent. It won’t do tossk for protection
on manufactured huts and for freer
trade in bat bindings and furs. for the
benefit of the former Ind to the loss of
the latter. Read the letter;
Editor [Int Review—As s protection-
ists 1 must ssy that I wss tsken chuck
by tbs action of my colleagues It the
meeting on December I.
They propose, and seriously too, to Ink
Congress to legislsts as follows: links
the duty on ma not less then sixty per
cent. III ndvsnos of It lent 100 per
cent; place the duty on silk bends Ind
bindings It not more than thirty per
cent" s decrease of at local to per cook;
continue the present rate of duty on but.
ters' furs, first is, cut furs, and finally
place plucked and carroted skins on the
freelist, adecrcoso in protection of 100
per cent.
That Is the sea saw of inconsistency Is
my fellow manufacturers offer it—snd it
means protection to the hat manufactur-
ers beyond all precedent—showing that.
the older and more efficient an industry
becomes the weaker it grows, probably
on account of reaching decrepltuds. The
proposed course, however, is death to the
silk industry in America. But. lust and
worst, my associates propose to make It
partially manufactured (fully bslf finish-
ed ) article free, and that certainly menus
that all the work of plucking and carrot-
ing is to be done abroad—Jot protection
—well, It can‘t be that. Think of ‘it—
asking to have the duty on the article
(finished ,or partially finished) you sell,
doubled, or more; and the duty on the
article (hslf manufactured) you buy, en-
tirely abolished!
Do not think I am opposed to an in-
crease in the duty on hate: 1 Im willing
to ranks the duty any per cent. above 00
—but I also wish to see the duty on silks
and furs and skins on which any work
is done, fully maintained and increased
If need be.
No body of men cnu rationally ask' for
whst my associates propose to appeal for
—and I write this to call them to a halt
if possible, for I um satisfied that if they
carry out the programme as arrangeo.
they will gain nothing and will assured-
ly has everything. N.
New Your, December 3, 1888.
—The hose to wear the longest, with
linen feet and cashmere and cotton tops,
at Comstock Bros.
GAMBLING T0018 DESTROYED.
Sum Merritt, of Bridgeport, Crcltn
[Issue In In lttvIl's Establishment.
Saturday night Sam Merritt, who took
second money in thcgrest O‘Leary walk-
ing match, visited a well-known keno
joint on Middle street. kept by Andy
Farrel, and smashed the wheel, tables
and furniture with In axe, which be
procured for that purpose. He took I
strong gang of his friends with them and
made a complete wreck of the place.
Several nights ago a fare bank in which
Merritt was interested was raided by the
police. Merritt was led to believe that
I-‘srrell caused the closing of his plum
and his work last night was done in re-
tnlintion. No arrests have been made.
—-—Mdlrnery sold regardless of cost at
II. Kreiger’s.
‘50 anv to “old film.
Boarding house keepers will be interest-
ed in the decision of the New Haven city
court last week, wherein a man who de-
frauded a boarding house keeper was
discharged as therewss no law that would
touch his case. The law requires that in
order to secure I conviction A reguIIr
boarder st any place shall make fnudn-
lent a statement in his promise to pay fur
board. The man simply left the place
without paying his bill.
Tobacco Growers Mock.
The New England Tobacco Growers'
association at its annual meeting Saturo
day, passed resolutions favoring the re.
pen] of the internal revenue men on
tobacco, cigars. and cigarettes, npprcv-
ing of the senate revision of the house
tariff bill, with the following exceptions:
Duty on stemmed tobacco to be 80 cents
instead of 55; duty of 15 cents on stems
to be abolished.
Victory for The Counut.
In the libel suit of Albert H. Wslker
for $20,000 against the Hartford Coursnt
for its comment on n political pamphlet
written by Walker in 1880 against Gov.
Lounsbury, the Supreme Court Friday
handed down its decision sustaining the
action of Judge Phelps of the Superior
Court, who but non~suited the plaintiff.
Unclaimed Bunk Deposits.
In his sixth snnusl report, Stste Tress-
urer Warner recommends tht the tress-
urerbs empowered to settle the Iffsirs
of the defunct Townsend Savings bank
by paying the claims of 2,156 persons
entitled to loss than 810 each, and with-
out sdminlstrstionfproceedings when the
money is due heirs of depositors.
,WIIIIIIII II. Burn-m Improving. -
Charles Barnum, son of William H,
Barnum, ssys thst his fsther is constant»
ly growing stronger, but is still confined
to his room. If he recovers sufficiently
he will spend the winter in New York
«further south. He has not yet but:
shown the obituary notices print-d In
tho pspsn when hisdssth wsshourly
Input-I. ' ~
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WINNING!!! MAI“.
The Non Legal-turn IIy Israel I Luv
Which the rumors do not LI...
There isto has blll woduoul In tbs
next Gsnsrsl Assembly of the bright--
turc urging the rspssl of one of the ctr
tutc Ist of Connecticut.
The old blue Isw Imposs- I duo of .10
upon any one who permits I run to go
at large between the III day of August
sud the 1st day of December.
A ram is Ipt to butt during thessl
mouths, Ind has Ilwsys been lookedA
upon with fear Ind Is dsugsrous.
Since protection to the wool growers
ha been assured the wool industry has
received I new impetus throughout the
greasy slopes of Western Connecticut.
The low In reference to Isms ls shout
lobe brougbttoctestbstwsrntwofsrm-
on living on Turkey hill, ncIr Derby. It
involves some Iocsl toohnfcslltfes.
One of the fsrmers Is to bring suit
Igsinst his neighbor for dam-gee done
by the latter having permitted his rum to
go at large.
The defend-at claims thst his run es-
caped on the 30th of last November Ind
did no dsmsgs until the next morning,
which use December 1, Ind therefore he
is not liable to a fine, as the low was off.
The farmers living around Derby Ire
anxious to have the law repealed.
Frequent repetitions of the present
case are liable to occur.
The fences throughout the state are
mostly of stones and built low. Items
will certainly be jumping fences In I"
directions, and shouldflhe lsw remain in
force their owners will be subjected to
fines. One reason advanced in the bill
to repeal the law is that the winter
months are getting Innuslly less Ind less
severe and that the winds are tempered
to the about Ismb.
The Legislature is composed largely of
farmers and the repeal of this statute
Isw is liable to receive careful and ex-
haustive Ittentiou.
—Comstock Bros. stock of Indies' Ind
gents‘ silk heudkerchicfs Ind mufflers is
the Ingest and prices the lowest of any
in town.
Branches of the Ifousutoulc Bond.
One of the projects of the Hountonic
Railroad Company, in case its capital
stock rs increased as requested, to to con-
meet the Derby road Ind Dunbury Ind
Norwslk road by a line passing through
Bridgeport. The company has already
secured the privilege of connecting its
main line and the Dunbury Ind Norwslk
road in Dsnbury and the work of con-
struction will begin very cool:
—With regard to the celebrsted Dent's
Kid Gloves, we have been advertising,
we still cell It the old figures, 81.75,
being the best in town, not excepting
those sold elsewhere for 82.50113» Smith.
Gold Pcucll Pound.
GOLDpcuc mILmsgkcdm “A. 1.. c." which the
m n 1
lug expenses. Inquire Mayflowmyfi‘l;
Novelties.
RUBBER ll stumps with usurc Ou for 25
hiring, mo and business curds
Itlbclowutpocsiblcpriccs. II the latest sheet
music 10 cents I 3' It BINBDIL'I'S news mud
opposite the Foams, Norwslk. III? IV
fluvlluml’s l‘ruts Store.
manure. neLu n ,hrsinn
Gn worm. mdlnfl “Wadi, III-gs
C. A. HAV ILAXD'G. a lull 8L, Kurwllk.
Notice.
V0110! is hereby given lbs! I icstiou will be
nude to the Genus! Amen yet the state of
Connecticut, It its Jsunsrysrmon, In. for
division of Rorwslk into III-om towns, dlvi It the
borough of Norwulk line on the north sud New
sudhoflm: turnpike. All south of this line
Ind includ last Norwnlk and live Illa River
to beinclud lutbencvr townof South}! Nawslk.
Hurrah:
Gonnmnrsgemmnm stick to him-
natwcck. Wsutcd, I
second trend hsy cutter.
ma
Tom.
Nlrooms oufirst floor as s
froranu. I lrlttlrrorsndsccoud
J. mefllflmfim‘f
Tout.
WILLING toletucer-mn Sutton. small.
cm mouth. mVILLIIL HEAD
W DIricht.
llousc and Lot For Sale, CI, 500.
SITUAmtheIJyNeckmm their]
mm m m...“ mggfimury‘:
Dd. d , ' a .,
mncmfiémmw Income;
WWW“.
Punished Room To let.
AFURNSMDroomouSouth lulu st., to one
ortwulsdlcs. Addressbux
South Rorwllk.
For Sale.
3W milchJascycuwsudhsudpicksdspplcl.
ANAIHIuIP. 0. Box or
'38.]..115WWHI1L
To “Lat-Mug
Irokslxmmths I cottsgcco
house, mnlnntmwslk f‘rsnu7 city
“Wmlh. Addr'l’. 0.30!
dill lw m 1.}. scrum” to
moutthxlm.
o
$.80. ANor‘ll
F
moss lot with without
board. Aura-EOJIOXM'I.
scarf Sun
| I To Let.
mmmumnmm
.11"; w. mm... m “- M”
musblstuns. or on ”If!"
colt: AYLOISGOLDIIJFII.
Portraits
huh. Ms act's-k.
p“. :9 “mm
Houses andLots.
DESI LI llousss for It stuIIIcs to lot or
Dioramas, sad“ nus mlg;Iltll‘r‘ag'ksltes for Isle; my
E. A. Woodward.
”I. fuss.
Fll Sill [ll Hall Tlllll
PROPIRTY of defispu'tfll
mflmhfluomht‘ou. and 3on 13!.“ Osbo
"recon I. LAY'NN
us In: some Non-Ir. ct.
George I. lI-ch'IIlI
Plowman-selling” ffcumhld tiara
usher b, doughnut: on all It flu.
auto Mt
”SIM,“ BL. Olly.
Mil. .
IIOICII III grapes 10:. lb., 3 lbs fur 15c.
C Summit's" Imam Duo-nu In:
I land It mm I Wstcrwfluelbnum
lelm ‘IORGI 'l‘
flame and Lot For Sale.
ANZANT AV’I, Rut Nowslk. Lot b03912
flours 3 rooms. Price am. Put of pur-
chase money cur remain on no . “811.3!" of
Am
Insurance Ind Real lute Agents Washington st..
use It lion thN
Oysters.
cw“~3“i’mn°ifirnei‘£’.f”
Chsistmas Presents
FOR ALI...
liegsnt Displsy of
JEWEL ERY
Silver, and
Plated \llfaau'eiu
For the Holidays.
H. S. ROOD.
Licensed Day Scavenger.
Prl vy Vaults Ind Cesspools
Cleaned and Disenfeeted.
crunuzs M011“, Prop.
Bridgeport address: 96 FAIRPIELD AVE.
0: Inquire of sums KELLOGG. flesltb Officer,
615 2w Norwslk.
FRENCH
DECORATIVE ART.
1113:3331, UAR‘I’BRS for Outfits and Designs, ls-
ofsll kinds. Silk Bolling sud Cellu-
loid for ancy Work.
Pull Instruction In French Detention In one
MRS. W. H. JARVIS.
not In: 16 south nun an. loath Norwulk.
F. H. NASH & BBO.
llsve now received I tine lot of
Gold Band
and Carlsbad
Tea Sets,
Bisque, Satin, Bohemian,
Mnrbclized. Tapestry,
and China Wares,
DECORATED
TlIIII, Will all Ulllllflll
SETS,
Hauling, Tabla all ParlII
LAMPS.
Afinelincof
llugs, Shaving Mugs, Passes,
and Cuspfdom, ‘
lb calcbtltcll Uncle Hick.
wmfi’dm Winnin-
III! M. Great America:
rcéd‘iug‘udhnormstlowpdmw
We solicit yourinspection of ourgoods.
P. H. NASH 85330
TWIN combined In HIlr‘Is
QF'WIEIM Inthcvrurld.25ccnts
shuttleflftpfs luvslnsbls for Group in children.
Soldb III druggists. s nine only bu Iso-
sintls Irftbeslgnstureofdsfl. llhlrlurcdlnkon
mm m” *‘L‘Ih‘fdl
FOR SALE!
A Good Business; Worse.
Sound. Kim! and Gentle.
ONE PHAETON.
-LID A—
! Deckerb
I’airt and Wall , Paper Stare.
.. .Is Isms llull sneer,
”m ~ ”EVA!!! .
. thsnour neighbor-st We no manuscr-
Dccoruted. Cups and Saucers, cu
Swell Back Sleigh. ‘
3d ltfllfl‘klm.
Y. n. O. A.- Om...
warlord-y arc-III. III. I'll.
LII-AID T. ”Uni.
Dustin Wk
“DAVID (30"le
SING“ TICKITB. -M
Ilslsncs of course. noun.“
mHOLIDAY 000
J. TRISTRAM,
OPTIOIAN,
“shawl!
Gold Spectacles. filling Ins,
-Iudlycfllluscl. f.
Almdulflmmcuumdqmbldu K
. w
. - w
demand. Glasses toms
'31:?“ Also a very MW “am
83 Int: 8L, mind's loudly It".
Cranberries, III sound 8 quarts 8 cents. "
Israel lcsorumsllnla
111%??in nan'w Y "
to woo
nolghd Gherkiusorvcrywusll mayhem-
mars
)fixcd Picklgqnm In crinlure glsu north. only
It's cents I bottle
Pickled Onions, Inc. 15 writs I WM
New this . II writs.
Rllsins J) wigglingnmwmm (nun. M!“
l'lgs.DItcs,Pm
NUTS.
BrIzils m.nngliisrlnllA mm ”ball,
AlBorne ends“ the Inns (OIL) mull Irwin.
Ewprlccsforsuchgoodcmm ‘
PIoritlsOIsngcscbcsp. ‘ “ ‘
Alargc colorant-MRI
Woullpcrticulsrsttcutlcu to w my ltd
ChocolsteCrcsmCsndy. 8 pounds for III... I
pounds 81. 00.
Honey a rent mp3
In!” eevrCrup NewOrIcsuI D “I
f ton.
Imllovr is it that wecsn "get there” with tho
Drlswsrc County Butter svsrwauta III-
nn.d
prc fresh mused Boning are seiner well. m
then. 15 cents I an.
We solicit your Clrirtrarnrler.
.levlllgeamgmm‘l
T0 BUSINESS HOUSES rm
All outof employment, or
better positions, should
Call or wrig‘. I?“
51 Atlantic SI... Mild. (MI-
mannuifi
buresu.
3s
51 Atlsnllgm Street, 04am Blink),
LEADING institution In I
A... “@2302, am... a. m“?
rte trllntiingof ”muslin? we... the
6 0M mcpossi
sltious: III: as:
A. A ‘
Rum: Consolidated Stock .2; Mule-n
Mugs, New York.
A. E. AYER & 00.. ‘
Bankers and Brdkpi‘lt
' New York. Boston Ind Wm.
Brunch other:
HAVILAKD BLOCK. “Wm“ 1) Walls“?
Stocks, 3011“ch if :’
anti uni
Mugktsndmldfwcuhua-Irflu.
Printelcssedwires to New Yak. m Ifi
fine on 'W'ngfi:
mBale Hay,
"I"? In? .
1~_ rnwfr
For Holiday Trill j
one-uni Worm-durum ”a? ‘
isIckuovr tube the Inclt. All ‘
needs only tosddvrstcr, 1 box (price 18);“
llihlle I contact.)
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