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ii I‘ 1mm of lam and 11111111111 elm-ta; kty at
ll Donovan 11 11mm and J. I. W limit 11 for
. I2 Mirna arm-l school; at school hour:
and residence of WilliamM miilih.
.13 Concord street. 0 spout» Ritual; keys! In
Paul‘s rcrldcnoc. ti. Ill Cont-11rd rim-t, and
all locum.
. ll. Iain cum: corner of Ann moot;
Wolr‘r wilooa and all “clarion.
No Ill, lligh otrwt cornerol llayvu-w avenue; key
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(Inc stroke at 1211' rlork noon fro WT
m’l‘wortrultcsof lhclrcll (1111111 I) riguimsdro in
“Three virokcs of llw lit-ll (than 1 ll 1113mm. the
city wow: it to ho turntd off.
truncations r0 arr nomads,
potiporlllvs information of 11 the in mm lmmo
dialc neighborhood on! M It ”1- but do or pinl ”.1
book all the way down 1mm uni). and let the bunk
Ibulnptiw, box and 1l11111 ' "gun or tomb the
m main unit the 111 1:1 tire in your neighlioriim vi
Domain mp1 to comm-1 lb. key from lbw door.
Thi- llldf b’nginur wit. nit-M that 11 returned to it.
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THE LOCAL Nl‘WS
I'lii-iipMi. (hell 151ml. \vi: hpu 11111111111.
wilvadquarti-rs for furs, mulls and
boas, at M. S. Smith's.
The monthly mending of the Ii, tit-1111.
was bold laud evening.
~Smali Freab Ilium [111' r..;. 12:
cents :1 pound a: F. llnyc 1‘.
41113:.
[Toll Smith has finish“! his i.' w it use
in Springwood and will mow ll. .4 11.. k
—~I’.itcnt win- buckl * ~11 ponder-1 war
ranv- *d for two yc'irs .1t ( inn-t (is Ii: 13
James S.L"uvrent:1* has been 1 lien l a
good pistt :on with a Murder) firm. ll»
wrll proloply achpt.
—-II(.’:11lqqut1-rs fur c'vuiet'ii-uurj: for
the liolmiays. A largv as-iortmont (.1
choose from. at W. Howard Si‘)‘lilutlt'l,
92 Washington St.
Last evening lift-‘9 Annie Smith out: r-
tained a number of her friends, at Ilt‘f
home, With a Cord p'irty.
—-\V1‘. are off: not, 11 5:an black lift 1'
muff at 3'» cents, 111 H. Xi. 1,1,1»: '.4.
Expreutman John flank“, of lib-n1 :-
ough, is moving to NW \mk 211.1l:.1y
He will go in the trucking llualnt'SS in
that city. : . _
—Tlie largest usvortmmt of balm-1' and
gent’s liuun and SM: hJDJIkL‘ICIIJ’I‘, :1'
M.S. SIIIEIII'I‘. __ ._. _”
George Lowe has b .ught ttrr Donn v2.11
Fanton place on Main arr. cl. in the hut—
ough. He will build a livery stztbl.
there. .
—~Cail at George II. Raymond's furni-
ture store and see his siockl of fancy
chairs and divans for the Holiday trade.
10 per cent: off on all cash sales.
Charles Weizut, a barber employed by
John' Conroy, left here yest»rd..y for
parts unknown.
with him, and will probably be gone
some time. __ m,
—Comslock Bros. 50claundri1d shirt
equal to any 506 uulaundrw sold
Mrs. Crusty writes that ' ybody is
going to the clam church social Wednes-
day evening, and that there is to be a
“big surprise” of some kind, but its a
great secret and you must not '11." any.
one. ” ,_ ,
~600 fora?) lb. pad of purelurd.
Hayes market. '
Yesterday afternoon little Alice Kc].
logg was out walking and took her little
pug dog with her. Hie was coming
down West avenue when she missed her
dog. She hunted for it, but without
success. She says she thinks some one
stole him. _: ___.
—The‘ best present you make your
wifoorchildrenis the deed of a lot 111
Lenox Hill, Rowayton, Conn. Address
Box 16.
Buckingham Post,G. A. It, will be
inspected by Department Inspector Quinn
of Danbury, to-morrow night. lt was
to' be inspected last Wedhesday night,
but owing to the Inspector being unable
to get here it was postponed until to.
morrow night.
Engine No. 199 of the Consolidated
road, a Bogorr’, yesterday met with the
third mishap, the first being the time
she jumped the rails at the Norwalk
dnwbrldgc last May. She blew out her
cylinder head yesterday morning at
Riverside and broke her ”connecting rod.
--12c per pound, Fresh Pork and Sam-
ago, I". Hayer' market.
Peter Bottcrfiold, who was struck by a
train at loneroneck, last week, died
Sunday morning. This morning I dela-
gatlon from Douglas Fowler Pool, 0.
8., of which Ir. Bauerfidd was a mom-
bor, went to that place to attend the
moral. Interment was at Bye wore-
twy. ___________
—A large amount of Gaul? Pull
Drool Shirt- ln pique, color-d, plain and
W; op- frunt, fa 31.11.1111
W for 31175. It I. S M‘s.
F.
A.
He took all his turd: "
Thorium Tortuga I)! the borough II ait‘it
with intermittent fever.
—-lluy your Stationery at Pulpit-11's.
111111111 Lodge, 1:"... til. i. o. o. l~‘.,
confer the first dugro - this owning.
will
--l"nr tin warn, stoves and ranges, go
to W. ll. Slacker 1k I'1i.'11.. Mime IIflIl
block.
II. J. Thomas has resignvd llm Hopi-n
llllt'lllIHll‘y of the Not-walk Stump Er-
change.
~I’ut by what you cut f..r uraiiiy
day: invert it in land. ltunmmbcr, lots
you could have bought for 11 it w dollars.
10-day arr- worth hundreds. Addrcss
[11111: lllll, llowayton, loan“ box 18..
Hominid a kloyt‘a .1111. will be kept
open until afti-r the holidays ll: 1b 11 ‘clock
p. m. and later. if necessary.
~Tlic pirfrct titling Cmmm-ll shirt
in :1111 tin-m till;lutiridr11d ur llli.'tllll1ll‘it‘(I.
I' 'Jflhiuclt limo.
'i' ”.1 111 at prize fr nilt‘lll of ti: (Lori-ct
tout 5.1- gvrbuud Will t.1i11 place in
New llavvu, January 3111 in.
I~Ifail and examine our 5i! ck of bull-
day goods. II. Krt-igrr.
I‘liarlm llall Iliml liimarlf in the band
uwtcrdny whilo- Ilfi’VlIll.“ 1 ‘2.’ caliber
rev-nirv- The annual 1411 ' '11 us.
to .. 13, at
~81}? pin jil..i.l.. .1;
Ullllltilth'k Iihl‘.
.1111... .1 1.1111011 of
I‘ 611‘. LI,
1 titllllbltd.
I'iiis evi rung 1111'
. lli r.- .1 01.1 112.11 I. «it...
Will be llt‘l‘I it full iIIi. titlunv
1121' thing
nour'a,
—I‘r1s‘11 S‘llfilt’lgli L'illl 1', j11
ionthe Holiday. 11' \i'. ll.
9:! ‘1'. an ll'gl.“ 51.
ll' .11: :rd Allmibtnrit 121m In kuitlyn
horrid-1;, fortlio Yale.- & lmu .Il'l’g.
(3.1.. to impact it lll’lI'l'lif‘." l;'.. Halli by
llintcoi1ipi._v.
—li' pi-r pound, 1-311;: ring-t
llama. i". llaym‘ murky t.
C 1:11; .in Furl-l llut‘iiu. 11.11ll'1’. 1,“.
IL, l. 4:] ti cortitiiilli-c fillt' 51g I111
for
night uni uppomtcd cub commute”;
tl1:-' 1r flit t: ) lrc l1- id in F1bru try,
—IIII ‘. l Ml“? I'LU. S’Iiiflviil'n f ~r ivvllllzty
cutulnw.
Furl ll: .1 kelcv, (ii-livery cl. ii; for Fin-
my & Hem-dict, spraimtl hm imkle 5.11-
[Io-hrt' let-ll confined tolits l. 1151 Iva
SIIICII- ” .--,._,_
—l'1nt m fla illl'l night Fill!
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A :m'l’flntti'f I1: 111 lirtzigrp I', ’ Ill t'u'I‘
tier-.tly had been "111-141;; [in ii, ' fell
tit'rl’ IIII' Ml'Iplllg btvllt‘ in ii I of the
Sasrixnhollicv, lust 1~vmunu. and cut
111.4 load qtisto lmdiy. II-- tin-.1: taken
hon..- by s «no friends.
i .
—S*.1l nI-illrt,
Coirmirclt Bros.
\\" iiia I! W .i tc» K“)l",’lf Bridgeport,
and Min inl: 1-1 3 ch of th“ borough,
will osmium-1121! 1h: lvrlilr'llt'l’ of Miss
flint-Jr's parent's on Mutt av f‘ut’, to-
morrow am rzioor. :.t two o'ct wk, Rev.
C. 31.8 lb ck in '1 p1 rform llil,’ cervix-tony.
.ncli, oru " f1ir20c. as With] :19 :11 :1 “cool-
for: will. U r: us! mic fir -
Vibii. .1 li. 11.1111: In, 11 c .r,1 1.11-r in
tho emplu) of Mnj 1r I min, in: gone to
Elston Cirnwall, England. 1:111; visit,
and while there mil b1» marrit t to Mi~s
Louise Chester. They will return tothis
country to reside. v
—You will never get ahead if forever
paying rcn'. Own your own home, at
Lenox Hill, Riwayton, Conn. “IX 16,
for all informatit 11.
Min: lira Beirulici, daughter of J. M.
S. Byxher, will Immarrted at the resi-
nut street, on Christmas eve. Rev. C. M.
Sellcck will perform the carrmony.
uffi, warranted every thread
[.inen. no: cotton. perfect fitting. Col—
lars It ‘1~acb,eulfs 13 nerpairfiil. S. Smith.
Wm. Moore, who has been employed
by John Bombings for 18 years, has
rented the stars No. 8, Main strata, where
he and a partner will open a grocery store
in about two week. That part of the
city known as the Hollow has for a long
time been in need of such a place of bus-
iness. ”‘W:__
--Bankr may fail, business may fail.
your health may fail, but if you own
your own home you are prepared for
such troubles should they come. A lot
at Lem Hill, Rowayton, costs very lit-
tle. Address Box 16.
A. 8. Ferris has, just repaired an ele-
gant music box for New York parties.
Assn experiment he took it to I. If.
Hoyt’o drug store this morning to see
how far it could be heard by telephone.
To the surprise of many the tunes it
played were distinctly recognized on the
line between Stamford and Bridgeport.
-—Jeweler II. B. Boyt‘a stock of holi-
day goods now open. The public are in‘
white call and emiuo his stock of
Watches. Diamonds, Fine Jewelry,
CI ind
the -i It divisionif timer and found it
corner, and rcconinutnlul that Idiotic:
of contract in- paid.
of new or be :1ch ptcl and balance of con-
c1p4;1nd fur ul war at tract be paid.
1 "It. re d to borrow 25,000.
favor of Fairlield County National flank
for amount of interest duo on $430. lies
amount paid by water commissioners.
Also to draw an order in [21"va of Nor»
walk Swings Smiety for premium and
-1", 1.... 1. c1l1-1r4, ”g ,1 11132141, 79, i11t»rcst ducon borouglibonds.
named Ward street.
from the table and it was resolved that
they be returned to commissioners on
the ground that bills were exorbitant.
Montgomery were appointed auditors.
brelias for the holiday scamn, at 31.5.
Smi: b' s. .. ‘
Benedict, of the borough, and Frederick Council was held last evening.
deuce of Miss Benedict’s lathe r on Cheap ed paid.
Quintard and Burritt avenues.
““39 b" 0‘" “0‘3“ of "”"I 5 CO" Grove street as shown on the profile.
Ian on
holder: on Meadow street was accepted.
was laid.
21rd.
\ N INOENIIII‘S KWISIIIJIIL
Entrust Austin and tho "11m .lm-Iroy.
if b
course Eritnwt 11111113111.
for tho winter. as be had one that he
would Min to iii-ll or amid in the country
for the winter, and at last invited lim-
IIII‘I. to go and look at it.
led the way to aslublcmionn of tlic
Itrct ts, whore he showed Imi-
mct a handsome IlOI‘rI‘. which he said
111111 Ibo one, and at last oilrrcd to 111 ll it
with a light carriago for $150. Chum-1
did not have so much money with him.
and the stranger said that it IIIII not
lllllIlt’ any difference as he would take
his nuti- for the balance If he would pay
him $10 cash. lmmet ivillmgly paid the
$10 and the lmrw was bitched upund
they started oil. and afterdriviug asburt
dint int-.19 came to anotlirr tilitlilt',
lill‘ strangvr lurid Ili' 0mm], and said they
would stop and mako out tho note, and
went in. leaving Enimct in llll’ carriage
to watch the horse. After a little wliilr
and told Emmet to gri in the back office-
and sign tho 11111.1, which WIN on the
desk, which Emmet did, but who" in-
came oht thehorsc and carriage mrc
gone, and also Illli $10. Ellilllt’l did not
say much. only, “By gosh, l thought he
was a skin. and, by gush, if I sen him
again I‘ll know him." Emmet has Ilwnr
a gn-at deal of thinking HfIL‘l‘ be came
home about that boron, though.
— The hose to mar the ion rest. will.
linen f1 st and cashmere and cotton 11 514,
at Cumsinck lime.
C(II’IKT 0|" Ill' IIG l‘lSliES.
Adjourned .‘Iet- (lug.
One day last week lurumi-t Auttm, of
tho bomugh, visited New turktotake
in tho sights. and while walking up one day presents to know just whom the
of the avonuev mt- t outau who asked him beat variety is to be found.
was from Conlil‘mll‘lll, and of grout bargains that’l‘lltt SE\'TINEI.advsr-
'l‘lw stranger than are offering would exhaust a great
thou nakcd him if Ill' kin-w “ill‘l’i‘lw‘ dual of space.
could act it valuable homo taken care of to merely call attention to the business.
The utraugvr;
which
Illi’ titan carnvcul and got in tin-carriage:
,uow until after the holidays she will u-
'grmlvr than ever and tin-tr prince; tiri-
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HOLIDAY VERSE!“
Whoro Hull-bis (lifts lay lie Soon In Large
\' uvloty.
It is a difficult matter in wlocting holi-
To tell “11'
W11 propose, thorvfore
1 11111131111 and what they are 1 timing in tin
line of holiday gifts.
l At Iliiluslock Bros. stow slogant silk
umbrellas, gent’s glut es, mulllera and
hobby iio‘ktlts are among the pretty
1 things offered. Their holiday gift to tin
peopls app: ant to be in the low prices on
. clothing.
Nev door. If. H. Smith makes one of
prettiest displays ever seen in this city.
Ilia windows are simply gorgeous but
they Can't couiparo vnth the elegant
I'IOVI'IIII'II that arc to best-en on the in-
side. lly all 11111111111 vioit his great slut‘i’.
Many it buy casts a C(WI'I‘IIISI'yI‘Un the
skates at W. I‘. Quintard‘n lirtlwars
store.
youth‘s hourt happivr
llllll’fl.
Tito place to l1uy1-1iifictit1111~ry is at
Mrs. Iluliand‘u bakery. She not only
ban «wry kind of ornament with which
to malt-i a Christmas treo Ilflndrlofm‘ but
but c.111l1‘ctiumiry is of the finest. l"rum
on i‘llflrllllml
{ccivccundies fresh «wry day and tin-
low ptll‘l‘ of IS and 20131-11111 11 pound Will
be charged for tin-n1.
ll. 5 Rand's store is headquarters for
watt-hos, chains, diamond-1, rings allur-
wurc and other choim- pl't'l‘l'llIS. Inspect
thorn.
A. lliclrt-nnan it 51111 are up to the
tutu-ii. Their display this season is on It
within the reach of all. Toilet tit-ts,
glow b-xes,nnd plush goiidsrif (’W‘l'y
tl-iscriplion are among the articles (ll-:1-
At the adj lllllll‘d tin-cling of the I‘ourt
Itirul of IIul’gl'sstII last niglit,bill1iv1oro [111d bind "m“ "5b,“; holwmtjmlup satin
and found eorm t to than mount of $11 -
16H)".
Ilvport of the l’f‘rllli of the lIlCllHll in,
the tired d epirtm- nt 11' as r1* CI in 1! and I'I-i
ft‘rftlI.
I’ttittoti of A. M l’unwrot and «tin rs
IUI'LUIIIIIIIII unlit-21111(7Ii:.1-pvl1111 t 11 11v:
I'I'II‘II'I d to high“ 11y c lliflllr-pllillt‘frl \t‘llll ’
powrr.
llr mind That i-II'UI, beginning :11 file ‘
fun: of Mill Ilillar. il Illrndiflg to fulfill
urduy "WWI jumping ‘ I" "I i- “ ““M'D- lav-111w. lw tullmi “'ull strut.
R snlvmi,Tli:1t llir claim-1 1f the Imp:
ougir ugarurt tlti- property of II‘II’I’II'IINIII
:-.t (,‘arn- Jui1.1ll.*'t1ihirrlcm-ul.
ntilrrt- I t 1 iii (“if u n- *Iensv. i
Tliownrdrn “as
1119' 1 ”mu -b 1 1141111 1115 r1 port “as ”'i
,aiid said that he had 1x.111111.1il‘
Vol-4d, That 3:11. ill: and 5th divisi n5
Chairman of bar co com-11in.» was
Clerk was dircctcd to draw an order in
Voted, That Stickey Plains road be
The bills of the freehold”) were taken
William A. Curtis and William E.
Adjourned to December 28:11.
—The‘ finest adoEEém/Ei' silk urn-
Common Carmel].
An adjourned meeting of the Common
Bills amounting to $186.59 were order-
Lirnps were voted to be placed on
It was voted to accept the grade of
The report of the committee of free-
A sewer assessment on West street
Adjourned until Friday evening. Dec.
-—Pure Home-rendered Lard, 12 cents
a pound, at F. Hayes .
Explained by the lung.
At Rowayton the young men set pots
in the river in which are caught large
quantities of frost fish. One man thought
it strange that while others were catch-
ing plenty of fish he was getting very
few himself. He made up his mind that
something was wrong, and going to the
spot at low water found near 11111 pot a
large silver ring. He knew who it be-
longed to and it explained to him that
the owner of it had been getting around
early and had taken the fish. Yesterday
morning It‘s got around early himself and
the re.ult was he got as many fish as the
others.
Surprlu Party
A very pleasant surprise party was
given lira Edith Hoyt at her home, on
Poacher avenue, Saturday evening.
About thirty couple were present, and
dancing and garner were the pleasures of
the "suing. Supper was served at half
past ten, and about midnight the guests
disputed for their home.
Wilton. holiday lino offadlm
ll 1i lililo l n to.
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01'.
I II. .\ii it IS; Ilro have rcuirvd gulxl
ll tin-mum and I‘binu 11 arcs and 11910111!-
leir eupply IS- suilcd to
suli- fy tlii- tuslvn (if all.
llrint 1k/.liiil' km p \wll suppded “Illl
xllil‘l‘ill 1i 1.} st: rs importrl grupva an 1
mm and lim- luriciunrutiavs.
Al [livid Smw'n furniiurc Imus: cool
fund ”l" mu: suli—t'tnliiil kind of
Ilnlldity pn <1>i1t'..'iniu:1g them Itfr' pol-
lulu-1| unliugany. ('l11*'rr) and 011k fancy
tablis, foot resls,bl11.l11ng cases, 11c. It
uill [my our readers to v isit Ill: .toreand
:11- 1- ”it,“ put.“ thing-1.
E. C. \Vhilncy‘ sort store In just tb. .
Nu butter liI’I‘M‘flI cm 111:1in tho.
OBITUAIIY.
lad-11m £11.11...
ludrou Adams. brother of or deputy
rhorlfl Charles Adams, died at his 1mi-
dcnco in Oakland, Alameda county. Cal-
ifornia, on Friday. [loosened was horn
in Norwalk. May 18th, 1824. Al the age
of 231, when tho gold fever was at its
height in the your will. he went to the
Pride coast as one of tho pioneers,
wlierv he has resided until his death on
Friday.
Ablilo Marla Smith.
Miss Abbio Maria Smitliditd at "It?
residence of her nephew, Manson lloyt,
on Main street. borough, yesterday
morning, in the Illth year of her age.
1111; Smith was formerly a resident of
If
klidgelield, and was born there, being a
sughter of Josiah and Ablgsl Smith, of
that town, but for the past sixty years
has lived at the old Eben Hoyt place on
Main street. Misc Smith wssaquiet,
unassuming old Indy. (1 momher of the
Norwalk pongrcgationlil Church—about
the oldest member of tliv-church—and
thcnldvst person in Norwalk. HIIIIII'RVI'II
a bust of friends in Rlng‘III'III and this
town who will deeply feel her loss. The
fuiicral strvtce will be held to-morrow
afternoon.
~Wiil1 regard 111 the ci-iiibratwl Dent 11
Kid Gloves, we liavn been lllII'Pl'IlIllnL',
“-1- still 51‘" at the old figurw, $175,
lit-mg tho best III lown.nut erupting
those cold rho-11 hero for $2.50.M.S. Smith.
l'rotrllrlllon at the Baptist Cough-u.
The Religious Herald, the S1-uthcrn
Iiilpllrl paper, has IIIJ' following points
us to va. Mr. [Mario's ntldrrso at the
late I’I‘Ilgltilhl Congress in Ricliniond,\'.1.:
“Rov. II. A. I)I'IIIII'J CflffII‘II the crowd
with him for prohibition, judging from
the penis of applause which grerlt-d has
I'illqlltnl appeals. Ills antagonist, Ill-v.
Wayland Hoyt. said his shy and took the
nut train for Philadelphia.
“A Richmond ladv. at whoa» home Mr.
Delano was entertained. says of him:
'lln is more like a Soulherncr than any
one I have. ever seen from the. Vorlh.‘
If he were, to come South with his ser-
mons and lectures, he would capturi- our
people 11:1 tif1-czively as Rev. ll. 51. Whar-
Inn has over don» it. I
“It Is lwttrr, lw said. t) g.) IIt‘flCt‘ with
‘1l1-l1atui CllndIIIflll’S and failure than to
C-Jfllpfllltlh't' With this evil. Th1} word
expudivncy istiot in God's vocabulary.
(ind nowhere! giro» bis penple the right
to wink at recogmz ‘d evil. Truth asks,
Is it right and nut is It timely. A I'ltris-
. tizm vutnr must not ask. “What can Idu,
place to purchaw I.‘ bristmas cards and
1 Imii.‘ um giuuis. Islet, 'zint picturi- frunn s
and pinup-1 11f evi- ry II- 'rCl’lllIiull can l1-
:ph cured till re.
..ll Horny with Illvl increased fuell-
ily f-ir rbmving Ill-l gomis. has corru-
p 11411.eg Incrrapd I114 thick. II? has
lwauttful l-Ilppi'f‘n‘ and liu» dines for ship.
but what might I in do?” Prohibition-
1.41:1 have lifted thin whole «pit-slum In a
lnglwr plan". A Christian voter (“T926
nothing It) nuijiritics, nothing in popu-
lar opinion. but 1*v.-rytbing t.) (1-111 and
(illnrcll‘nl‘v‘.
'“l'ln- (HEW/Rn has in fight the saloon
:ilnnc. Il-I lizis law on his side, but the
IIJIIII" 1k Snyder's nilrrc in tin- )Iuliuck-
onto bob l block is :1 place where can li1- :
found gills tn pirasw wryonv. ii ) Illt‘ft’
11mins Wit.“ tin-v 11ll'»*r tin-1r patrons.
—l.,'tll tit Gating.- II It 1ytuouti's furni-
turc store and sec his stock of fancy
chairs and divans for the Holiday II’JYI". ‘
10 per ci-nt. oil on all crush sub-:1.
lclunrl Powers.
11- land I’uwer", the impersonator.
will be at timY. ILIJ. A. Hall tomor-
row night. be following is his method i
explaim- 4!: ‘-lr. Powers opens Iii; pcrfor-I
form 111c.- by pu ing the an lieuco :1 short
deecripli III or 1 xplunatirit: of the story
and plot of the play and the characters
to b.» reprint-uteri. ’1 lion, as if the cur-
tain had risen on the first act, in- pro—
cesds to impersonate the character who
appears first in the scene, tbcu when the
cue arrives for the next character he in-
stantly and compickly changcs to that
clinraclcr, and to another and another as
they come. on, and carries on the action
and dizrioguc as if all the people repres-
ented were actually before the eyes (if
the audience: and so completely and in-
stuneously does be change his face, voice,
carriage and whole bodily appearance to
suit each character as he takes it, that
the illusion is perfect. and this tro with-
out any change of costume. The ex-
ceeding novelty of such a performance,
and the perfection and entire absence of
effort with which he accompliebcs what
would seem an impossible undertaking,
has won for Mr. Powers the renown of
standing alone and unapproachabls in
his peculiar and fascinating art. After
all is said no person will fully under-
stand the rare charm of this truly won-
derful performance until he has witness-
ed it.
—Conistoclr Bros. stock of ladies’ and
gents’ silk handkerchiefs and mufflers is
the largest and prices the lowest of any
in town.
Ma'mmfimu.
There still remains a hope for every
widower. It was demonstrated yester-
day when a South Norwalk man receiv-
ed 189 answers to the following adver-
tisement which he published in a New
York Sunday paper:
I OUSIKIIIPBR WANTED. —'l'o care for child
ran and make home happy. Addrcrl “D. C .“
South Norwalk.
-A grand assortment of goat's neck-
wcar, at If. 8. Smith's.
Birch-Soon].
Dou't forget that clam chowder,oyaten,
coffee, and refreshments will cost y‘ou
only 2501s, Wednesday evening It the
Baptirt Church.
.—-A better 111—1171... open book and
frontablrt for 31.00 at comatock Bros.
or gub’ mldnd lilnrhaodkd umbrel-
protagonist-yum
I. installed loony other store for
01.5.
o
Sillomn .~t 135 in high-license I’liliadvlplllfl
still! lfiali-licrnse may clear this dis-
‘c:1.-11- from the face and IUCII option may
throw it out on tho body, but the-licorice
go. 5 on eating out the life, of moiety and
tho nation. Iligh liccur‘o only makes the
saloon more I'l“p8(‘tilblt‘.
“The speaker quoted the statements of
brewers out] distiller: that high-license
1 did not injure their business and barred
out prohibition.
"Ilia prosentation of the case was skil-
ful. and his speech was enjoyed even by
7 .thoso wlm did not accept hisviews. The
terse, bold, and
popular
p.111” was clear out,
strong, and evidently won the
lic:.m'
41.111521,» “sold regardless of cost at
I]. Krcigcr's.
The Owl Club.
“111m- matiy members are abscnt. ask-
ed the president of the Owl Club last
night as he took his seat behind the desk.
The secretiry called the roll and all but
rum.» member answered.
"I am glad to see you have profited by
my lecture at the last meeting and have
a few words to say before we proceed to
regular business," said the president.
“Next Tuesday will be the anniversary
of the birth of Christ, and it is known
throughoutthe civilized world as Christ.
mas; a day of rejoicing and praise; a day
on which everyone should via with his
nighbor to see which can do the most to
make his fellowman happy. On every
hearth should be joy and happiness. but
is such the case? Let us look around and
see if all hearts are glad. I know one
heart there will be no gladuess in on that
day unless this club assists and makes it
Iliad, and, brothers, I will tell you why:
Three months ago the father of a family
here was stricken down and went to his
Maker. The mother is sick and has a
family of five children all depending on
the earnings of a thirteaneur-old boy.
Hero is a family that upon this glad
Christmas day will be all sorrow. If the
good Lord sends a helping hand to them.
which I am sure he will through this
club. and I do not believe that there is
a member of this club but know of
some deserving person that needs a help-
ing hand, and you brothers that are fav-
ored with this world’s goods, remember
the poor on that bleucd day. Let the
song- lhat are yours be theirs also. Per-
haps am we are all here tonight we can
make up a small donation. I will start
it with 31.00.1110 members can walk up
to the deposit their offering in the hat. I
will appoint brothers Johnson, Williams
and Smith, a committee to look up the
deserving poor of this club'- friends and
distribute the offering. We will now
proceed with the rcguhr order of but.
near."
———-—-—-—4’——--————-—--—-
“mmomm
r"
PERSONAL IIINI'IOV.
Miss Louise 1’. Thompson of Troy.
N. Y., is visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
James Cooley.
John Holma- is visiting with his par.
I’flllt in Brooklyn.
Miss Iloulwoll, of Ansonla, is visiting
her brother, Dr. 1 l". Boutweil, of this
city.
Ever-sleigh Child-1. of New York, spent
Sunday with relatives in the borough.
Frank Cousins, of Troy, New York.
spent Sunday with relatives in the bor-
ough.
Ernest I-‘aircbilds, of New Haven, vptnt
Sunday with friends in the borough.
Annie I}. SLJohu of the borough in
viliting relatives in Brooklyn, New York.
Misc Nellie Lawlor, of North Wind-
ham, to the guest of Mrs. J. J. WIIIII, of
the borough.
Elward M. Carter, of the borough, is
visiting relatives in Ilatien.
Mira Lillian B. Roma of the borough,
in visiting relatives in Stamford.
Miss Mauil Radio of the borough, who
has llt’l'lt visiting relatives it. Bridgeport'
returned home yesterday.
Miss Annie Coleman, of High Ridgv,
is visiting in the borough.
Miss Jennie Cbtlds, of New Haven, is
visiting relatives on Orchgrd strert.
Frank Waterbury, of Wilton, to visit-
ing on Orchard street.
3
visiting friends in III“ borough.
Miss L 7.7.11a Everest, of B ialun. is spend-
ing a few days with friends on E nit nvc-
nue.
Miss Alice New-kirk, of Kansas city,
will spend :1 few days with Miss Maggie
Lauder in this city.
Miss Sarah 11. Wilson, of Brooklyn, is
visiting with Mr. and Mrs. John Wil-
llama.
Miss Lydia Bildwin, of New Jersey, Is
visiting friends in this city.
Richard Buckingham has returned
from 11 visit in Boston.
()—car Brown has returned to So. Nor-
walk for Christmas.
bliss Burma Stirtwcll, of the borough,
started for \'1-,rruont her old home, this
rimming to spend the holidays.
>-—l)i\ing to tho great rush for our 5c
collars and 95 culls We had to duplicate
our first ordrr 3 days after receiving
them. Cnmstock Bros
1'“ 0 DISCO‘ l-Jltll's.
(Inc was a llmnan Font. the Other in Gold
Witch.
At Birmingham adiiv or two sigma
dog was found WI"! 11 human foot III I114
mouth. The foot wna lliat of a child
about 1‘2 years old, and Wild stories of
murder began to travel with the usual
rapidity. When it. was learned that a
finger also had been found the goastp
mange-rs were mum than happy. It was
found out at last that the foot and finger
had both belonged to a boy named Tus-
sock, had been amputated years ago and
placed in alcohol, and were supposed by
him to be still there. It seems the j-1r
had been broken and the contents care-
lessly buried, or not buried at all.
. The Waterbury American of Thursday
has this Itvm from its correspondent at
Birmingham about the recovery of a
watch: "A lady member of the family
of Edward W. Shelton lost a gold watch
some five weeks since, and all search
failed to locate the some. Wednesday a
friend of the family was about to enter
the yard when, in the gutter he saw a
gold 'II'SICII, which proved to be the last
one.“
41.11.11.131 goods at M. S. Smith’s.
I‘Ll CK" GEORGE "ASKELL
What [lo 011] “'Iion Ills Leg was .‘lauglcd
wm: Dynamite. I
The Mystic correspondent of The Con-
rant writes: "On Saturday afternoon,
George Haskell was carrying a dynamite
cartridge in his pocket into the Lantern
Hill Silcx mine to place it. In some
manner unexplained the cartridge expl0o
ded, tearing away part of the inside of
his left leg. He walked down the bill,
leaving a trail of blood, tied clothes
around the leg. took a carriage and rode
in the cold wind seven miles to the office
of Dr. Bucklyn. Doctors Coate- and
Bucklyu dressed the wound, cutting out
at least one pound of shattered flesh.
The wound was twelve inches long and
seven inches wide. The man is alive at
this writing. The doctors report that
they never saw such It display of cou-
”KC." —M
—Silk and worsted wristlsts at Com-
stock Bros.
RAILROAD oossrr.
Mr. Stevenson was Manama in the New
‘ England Management.
The dropping or resignation of Colonel
William I]. Stevenson from the director-
ship of the New York and New England
railroad, furnishes the principal topic of
conversation in railroad circles. If the
rumor that is current in New York is true
it substantiates the statements of the
Bridgeport papers to the effect that Col-
onel Stevenson resigned voluntarily, not
at the request of the New England road
magnatsr. and explains the reason of tho
action. According to the rumor Goloaslm
Stevenson some weeks ago, during a con-
nld that ho was the only practical rail-
road man in the. New England road dir-
ectory and that be felt decidedly out of
place among lemony man of limited
railroad experience.
The preliminary hearing before the
railroad commissioner! of tho, Contou-
Miss Edna Robcrts, of New Canaan, is ,
venetian with a New York railroad man cacti
its capital stock. will be bold Than-day,
December 90, at l o “clock The principal
reason for asking for the increase is that
the hinted lines, the Shore Line. Air Line.
Northampton and Connecticut Valley.
may be purchased outright.
[1111111111 r1 kigatt-s Ibo pullml and Ill-viral
alt‘I- ~11~ 1m: tly to tho hours and for gain toll-
nIS. owl for tho aim-t mlhoreo with iron Brit-
ish [\I‘l‘llill‘lt‘lly to the plain, 1 lose (out sleeve
that Ions and New York on anxious to do-
croa gray howled.
All greet. a are in vogue, but the 1011M
sbado of all in tho tit-w polo gray green
known as read, and which, combltiol with
whito,eithcr in cloth, plumb or vol1ct,op-
pears in many of the very choicest of the
new indoor costumes.
Rich golden ranko ring: up high in favor
with during young women now, while the
timid onus wear in the hair on umber helm
tor, whom amount hilt is “with dia-
mondi, and feel mfooplnst tho hgbtulngr
of an angry clerk of the weather.
Hero's richness Indeed! Wo arc gravely
assured that thotoalcct evening slippers of
tho winter will have three bowie—a bug» on.
with platted loco below it upon the vamp,‘
muslin!“ «mu on tho strap ovoi- tho instep and
pawn-11y teeny 0th quite at. tho tip of tho
IIIFI)
"(NB Al Dirt-llam- la I’ve. 1:. Mr“. J. I].
Ilm Ilflllgllilff of In Mary Lycut
TF1)!” ral from 15 Minus. iii 1,“ , bong." l1
(1!: net-day. Dre. I'Jli at 3p in
I'llv't'llun .‘vilfl-
The (‘lly Nntlnnul Bank of South Norunlk.
[III rmnlar annual 1111111 no of tho errirtlnviilvn
of llil- hank forvbeewwm 11f dirt-rt n- for
tht-u-nauiouyenr. wt l he held at 1h: [In km. r llui: re.
on Tundqy Ill" r1111 do] of 1111.11 rv low, from i to
flurlm‘k. pm JAI‘UI'IH LAYTUN. Iahu
So. .\L‘l"i‘llI‘, ('t.. Dec. Ith. IP21!- (1H 21;? m
Nov elites.
)I Bill-ZR In ncil cramp» with rarer on for 3.5
cents \ 1-“an. mourning and limlndoo 1 arch!
at the IIVII"I [11111111qu price-1 All tin lain-i Q’wt'l
lll'laic lo centi- at: y 11: llE‘SElIlI‘l‘S new.- ~ 1rd,
0, t~urszu 11:1 Poem 1:. S irwalk.1ll? lav
FINE Florida mutton. Vim: layer firs, ram-11
Dales. All it ads of new Nuts, Mugs
Grapes hmonu.tf.1uftrri11nery.errat
I' A ll.“ ILAb’D“ ."5 Inn at. Mirna 11.
11111 1111111111 in... suit.
ll urrtrlr. '
(' OIIIIAM iHhcrc vet and if you} 1:. '11: t
I mut mi in in out wuh II
"rural hand bay cut or. die
‘lt Emmi: first flmr .10 a month. Alto,
from Jan/I tint and 1-11.11an ll w r At , 'y to
To Ind.
I Will [\‘I: 1111:. near 011nm K anon Firm,
1112 '3“
l'l'l: ATE!) I n the 'Iy Kerk Bold within tin-retry
to limits Home has It Paul!!! in it ml :3 in
Cash [1:11m1~nt of i m. Enquire of
TAILUfld; HOLDER Item but. and Ibo-urn.-
To Let
I L Ill itil'tNK mi South 11:11:: 91.30 3 ru'k
5-9 .10 per month. Ikl.‘ ILLS 8 HEAD.
011' C
florists and Lot For Sale. 91.- 00.
gmdrcpi Ir. This y can In marred by 3
Agent». W ehiugtoo M riff ill
Purnbhcd [kc-om l’o Let.
,\rt'4x.~1nr~:n room on South Main rt. ., to one
or tvvo ladies. Adda a: box (:1'2.
dl ii 1! Smith Hmwalk.
For Sale.
‘\ KW mill: h Jersey cow and Mad picked upper.
Addrtw l’. 0 mx 5L. ' 1 r apply
3.8:! I P. [1011‘ [boron Hill.
To Rom.
OR sixmonths a cottage containing 7 rooms.
wwr1nhoumz'0mlnmenwaik from city. at
super month Addrcael’, U. BOX Micro; ly to
1110 It: MRSJ. 1'. IIUY'I', Rotor: mt
Rooms To Let.
F‘URNISIIE‘DA ROOMS to let with or without
dike“! P 0. stigma
o: 1: t! Norwalk,
Wil-
acl smrrurwwlrm
Y. M. O. ‘0 am...
Wednesday Brawl-3,.” ”It. ‘
LELAND T. POW'I'r
[tram-tic limb
“ [DAV III COPPBI'IW "
smutl 'l'h'ltm - . 5M.
— - ~ "0dr-
balance or 1 01m»...
li‘( )R SAIJE '
.1 blood Business lforsc.
Sound. Iliad and Bottle.
ONE I’IIAETON.
9-13. A—
Swell Back Sleigh.
Inquire“
Becker’s
Paint and Wall Paper Sillt
is .\'orth lulu emu.
SOUTH NOBWALK;
FRINGE
DI-JCO IIATIVI'J ART.
I [atom ARTER 111mm". and my
("I in of all kinds Iitlk Bohr-g and I?“
111111 for Part y Whirl:
Pull in: rurtton in french Decoratio- h as
MI“. W. ll. ISIVII.
1121 Im 76 South Slain so. In.“ m
HOLIDAY GOODS
J. leleR AM,
OP TICIAN’,
llaaailaeselectinwof
(1 old Spectacles, Siding lion,
and Eye Glasses.
Aim cf..li.oti1er varietie- and qualities, to mtg
1i maul (limes curd to r
fer: Alida very e lye Water or we. flea.
tall I:
83 Slain St, I]. S. Road's Jewelry m
Carlin-view. all sound 2 MS can.
(Ironing brandof Collar-out imam ,_
is acknowledged to no the hat. All
and» only roaddwnrcr. I box (price if]; .382
“165?”? 3 313%.. superior Yellow
0 I" I‘llfllt‘.
Turnipu. Sweet Forum, 71 Iloidwln
[lot and litterkim or man” small Pick (flue
“’iffifl‘lfi'w“ large ,1... 11.11 .1,
1 -' c in extra .cv.
350 III! I Inuit
i’irtkitd Onions, fine, 1.) rent: a bottle.
how Raisin, ml (and term; He! '
Raistn- 31mm. Sew Currantsm nod Citron.
mgr. Data. I’ruucill
NUTS ‘ ‘
I
Brazil» English Volume. Wick, m
.1.
“winds Allebcap.
sinner)! the Penman mat) M In“.
Plum. (“hornet tear“ and W!
luwpricrsfrwmbm : p : .1 11'
Sweetflormmélup. ‘ " ,3 I:
A Large Lot of "calico-Cy.»
Vacuum-transits tor-o I“
(W'wfiym Candy, 3 panda for 5%., I
To Let.
THE Store and Basement in the Library Building.
To a satisfactory tenant that will take change
of the Library the: store will bereaved on very rear
sortable terms. I Iirvol
out if :1wa it GOLDEN. Amt!-
llouac and Lot For Sale.
llouscllroomo. Price Still Part of pur—
chase money out remain on mum “33%. of
Immune»: and Real 311 ate Agents Washington vb.
Ital" South Walk.
lllrs. L. A. Davidson.
Christian Science or Mental floating.
PRICES for Teaching or Health: low. 1:111:1me
non free. City Hotel. Thursdays of curb week
All dinners treated virtually." d ‘Lttfiflm drug,
ultishytbcexcrcilcofonrfl turnovers
that relief is given Intern Orton! and
Tobacco habit treated ms] 113 In
ROPBR’I‘Y of Bridgeportchl
nimble flour: and lot, a», 123, on (labor-c
Ave" Norwolk,C
5003!. narrow.
at: In South Mk, (II
George It. lludcrblll
Snowintowuulfiugw
cash orbyinvufltneutl “gleam“
{66‘8"de St. City. \ ”a“ ‘ h
l‘rulrs.
Gags“ Malling) grapes for.
sweet anon armor
lingdom attic. I Waterman,
lb,8lha.for5t.
ammo.
GMRGE 009T
Portraits
oil, [carom “3313. Black and White
Put w dual
2 3,5me
INF-.5
THOMAS mm,“
on If
0mm
Tlosldulrlngaym opuad fruit dolly on
mum LLCWILL.
of «totality-old“
Notice of Application to the
Immature to Amend Water
Chance of tho City of
South Kuwait.
NOTICE“? is :nfaeglvcn“ M I letlfll‘uwin
a lb
ANZAN’I' AVE, Ev! “caulk. Int 503212 .
Kristina-op ”actuating...“
volt ~11.
“lilo-ririttbatwcmwct litre” lift at"
Delaware County Butter everywiutcr “In.
tumour mpeighburr ‘ We It! “3‘”
P“ W“
Thefmhannodll are Ellis! wcl.
them. l’iceutaacanm I”,
We lilltli tut tlmuitirltt,
Billie l liuiiil
W. H.1IIEEKER & co.
lawnmower,
Plumbing, ' . n.1,:
Steam,and M
contort:
:‘l'll all Still ill! illfl.
dated rosd’oprtltlon form lnmawof'
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