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stroke at 1! o‘clock norm for Standard Time.
‘1‘de llisbofl (than I; signifies lro la
Thmvtroku of too boll (than ll 1) rimiillts the
city water is to be for '
tssrat'ca'toas to an n ‘| our
Ill Information of a an- in your immo-
UWW 'liood unlock the box door. nail the
books" the way down once only, and lot l hook
that up the box and do not open or touch the
fink again until the neat Ire la kyour neighborhood
Donotsttampttorsmovctbe kc from the door.
Chief inc-er will-so that- returned to Its
Tb pine?“ BAIL'II. IchV AN.
Chief Engineer.
Inuit-rs Almanac tor Twilomw.
High tide Low tide Sun rises l Sun sets
2.17 8.55 7.18 4 28
* Win-thee Bullitln.
Fair; droidedly colder: northwesterly
winds. - - .. V_
List of Lotte"
llcmalnlng In the Portables at South Norwalk.
Conn. Dec. 23d. 188‘. Persons calling for any of
those letters will please say lbs y are advcnhed
Alvah Ambler llcnry llnrsc. John Anderson.
manner-Ion. hi t:.umtiA John tum, Juliette
C J. t‘tmlcy, (.ltrl A, V\' Davis. John F
D IJbblslIi'uwn W. Lu tor. Julia Can-
magnum Copplctnn. list
i 'oomy, \l t'och
ran. “John Dndas, tourist»
is W J Florence.
{Ed Field. Wm. W radon, 1chard8.Gr-y, Jen
llniibert. Berdlo Jennett. Herman Lin
Walk]
. 11am am.psoti Nouns Tarpon, Mamie
WI l.ssll Elsi-Donald C mmnnd llillcr
A M. 311111.11“). John ltyau,JosIe Robinson.
Michael Sullivan J Plums, Jones Warner, George
W. Ra mood. Clara Smith. Pit-d lihchan, Charles
Taylor. Capt. fiber x. Walls.
.1. 5. DI’NNING. l‘. M.
Scuflucl Newsboys' Chrlstmas.
Tut: Evsxrm 82311521. uewsboys will
be “washed with their usual number of
papers Monday free. This will afford
them each a present according to the
business they have sedurcd. All the
money they get for their papers Monday
will be theirs. Remember this and buy
liberally, if you want to assist them in
having a ”merry Christmas.
THE LOCAL NEWS.
In some places the river is frozen over.
Robert Edwards has built a barn on
his property. V ”V . V
—Cutnstock Bros. holiday line of ladies
or gents’ gold and silver handled umbrcl
In is tho finest ever shown.
—Our stock of mulls will be sure to
please you. A Dickerman a: Son.
The mercury registered 9 degrees
above zsro this morning.
—The‘plaoe lU—‘HI-I—y—Toyfl, books and
holiday novclues is at Bodwell's.
The politimt in East Norwalk to unite
with th- city is being numerously sign-
cd. .
~12c per pound, Fresh Pork and Sons
age, F. Hayes’ market.
Mr. and Mrsflgter G. \Vatson, of
Fairfield, are visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
John Kent.
—-(io to Judson & Sauerwcin‘s for you
Christmas turkeys.
James Kennedy. ts stopping in this
city forafcw days. Mr. Kennedy is a
Buffalo a1derma_n_.__~_w_
-Buy your toys, Christmas cards,
games, &c. at Craw’s News Depot. Our
dolls are young and healthy. Children’s
books at cost.
The Christmas exercise of the First
ILE. Sunday school will be held on
Wednesday evening of next week.
—You can buy good turkeys and chick-
can for 13c. per pound, at Ferd Hayes’
market. _______
Miss Ids, daughter of Rev. James H.
fimflbland Bicbird E Taylor, will be
married on Monday evening. in the A.
M. E. Church, on Knight street.
—A large assortment of Gent’s Full
Dress Shirts in pique, colored, plain and
embroidered; open front, for 81.25; sold
elsewhere for $1.75, at M. 8. Smith’s.
George Costello has moved from the
basement, to the store on Main street,
formerly occupied by Charles LsCroix
aaasaloon,whero he will keep s full
line of choice fruits.
—I[Illincry sold regardless of cost at
. H. Kreiger‘s.
Gauge Murray, of the borough, went
to New York a single man, but when he
came back he was married man, and
brought his wife with him. The newly
‘marriod couple havslstarted housekeep-
ing In Mr. Murray’- new house. '
-—A. Dicksrmau & San have bought at
slate sales has of silk handkerchief-
and mailers, which they offer at a bar-
tlln. _._____.
The New York Sun says It Will take:
mighty long time to construct a steamer
large and strong enough to take, the
place of the burned transfer steamer
Maryland. In tho meantime tbs Wash.
lugtou express trains must give South
I Norwalk the go by.
i—Ssal skincapsandmfur 910ch at
, street school hall. The early pm of the
evening was occupied with tableaux,
tilllcor Many arvtutsd William Nor-
wich for drunkenness last night.
——Urusmonts in Royal Worcester,
Carlsbad and Rocorat wars at Pluistsd's.
A new club waiioiigauisod in tho but
ougb yesterday called tho “Ku Kins."
-~»(‘blldren‘s books board coma in
great varitty from l0c. to 31. 00, at A.
Dicks-mum & Sons‘.
The schooner "Lunatic" has arrived
with the brick. brick, Ilrs sand and pipe
from Woodbridge, N. J.. for Raymond
Bros.
wl’all and cxsiuinc our stock of lluli~
day goods.11 Kreigrr.V
There is good skating on Derry' s Pond,
ands large number of people trok ad
vantage of it and enjoyed tlII niacin-s
last night.
~11eadquam'rs for confectionery for
the Holidays. A large assortment to
choose front. at W. Howard Seymour},
02 Washington St.
The W. C. T. U are engaged in II very
creditable work—that is In bringing
Christmas pit-cents for the inmates of
tho Childreus' Home.
The Misses Elida and Annie I‘I'ach
will entertain a number of their friends
with II card party this evening, at. their
home on Main street.
--1tnported nit—d, Dimestic Cigars for
the Holidays at l’inisted’s.
—-Doll carriages. sluts ,‘velocipodvs and
wagons at 11. E Bodwell's.
Misses Viola and Ellie Der [to 'r n turned
from lloughton Sw- minary, L‘lII- -stI r, N.
Y., last night, to spend the holidays with
their parr tits in this city.
«Cornucopias. holiday mm Iii s and
confectionery at Mrs. Hulland' 4.
Ciiarlrs Smith, of the Wmhington
street market, has his store very Ills!!!-
fully decorated for the holiday trad».
He has, probably, the largest bet-f Iver
brought in this city.
-Tlie perfect fitting Cromwell shirt
beats them all: laundrttd or unlauutlrted.
Comatock Bros.
The borough schools wore closed yes—
tcrday untIl after the HIlIdays. The
closing exercises were very fine the
scholars presenting tokens of their esteem
to the teachers, and vice verse.
--Bcst assortment of dolls In town at
II. E. B i-lwcll's.
James Gallagher was arrested yester-
day for assaulting John Kath at Ash's
fur sh '.3p He Mu tried this morning at
9 ocluck before Judge Knapp. Capt.
Russell Frost appeared for the prisoner.
—-(}o t) Miss E. C. Scofield' s for holiday
candles.
The mos raclical and valuable Christ-
mas present to make son or daughter, is
a business course at the Merrill Phono-
graphic Academy, Stamford, Conn. The
study is pleasant, and Its practice leads
to wealth, education and influence.
-The largest assortment of lames' and
gent's linen and silk handkerchiefs, at
M. S. Smith’s.
Miss Lydia Bryant, of [five Mile River,
gave a pleasant birthday party last evenv
ing, she being 13 years old. About 30
were present and enjoyed themselves.
She was presented with a very pretty
pair of bracelets and a pair of earrings.
—Pocket Knivgarid—Rszors at I’lais-
ted’ .
The Union Gospel Temperances reform
meeting was unusually interesting last
evening. Short, earnest speeches were
made and at the close of the met ting
several signed the pledge. The room of
the above organization is nightly filled
with men who enjoy themselves playing
domicmx, reading and conversing.
~Get the best Pianos and Organs by pur-
chasing them of J. W. Studwell, Weber,
Emerson, Shouinger and other first-class
pianos, and the celebrated Shoninger 0r-
gaus on the most reasonable terms.
Last evening the scholars of grades 9
and 10 gavessociablc in the Franklin
games, dancing, etc., and about half past
tan a fine collation was served In the
basement. At twelve the scholars dev
parted for their‘homea, all declaring that
it was the most pleasant evening they
had spent in some time.
-—-Bsnks 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 Lenox Hill, Rowayton, costs vary lit-
tle. Address Box 16.
In a letter received from Albert 11.
Head, of Silver Spring Park, Florida,
dated‘tho 16th. he writes: "The ther-
mometer was at 80° in the morning and
in thc’cvcniug a fine thunder storm glad-
deued the hearts of the people. Have
my house up and covered and expect to
eat my first meal as resident proprietor
on the premises next Monday. Picked
and ate oranges from my own trees, the
trees being about the sire of a small
walking cans and about two feet high,
and have others in bloom of tho same
variety. The peach trees are in full
bloom and lettuce, peas and onions are
up and doing nicely.”
—You cantind agood assortment of
Miss Minnie lltsuihln is visiting in Hay-
brook.
—-lic per pound. Extra, Hug." (“tired
Hams. F.11ayes'uiiirkst. .2
Miss Mattie tlreydll visiting in “rock-
lyn for a week. V V _....
A big drive in Fancy Slippt to. Look
at our Cent‘s Slippers. only 50 cents. I).
ll. llsrvoy. .
Theron Wilcox has guns to New 11a»
ven for the winter.
~All linou collars, latest‘ styles, 7c.
such, or 3 for 20¢. as good as any llc col-
lars s Ild. Contstock llros.
Thomas Morris has recovered front the
effects of his crushed foot.
Marcus Ward's Christmas 1%. billets at
I’laistcd' . VV .,-.
Miss Carrie M. Scarles is confined to
the house with pneumonia.
——Csnton flaunt-l night sliii't's at Cain-
stock Bros.
The "Allen U.1’2~rry"'of Maine arrived
in the harbor thls morning with lumber.
~'l‘hc hose to near the longest, with
linen feet and cashmere and cotton tops,
at Comstock Bros.
Miss Ella Mellonildmf Philadelphia,
is visiting with her cousin, Miss Mabel
Youngs.
—FrI-sh SaratogaiChips, just the thing
for the Holidays, at W. H. Seymour's,
92 Washington St.
Mr and Mrs. David Gould and Mrs.
lt‘aunieU )uld went to New Haven this
rimming, where they Wlll remain until
after Christmas.
~WI- are offering agood black hair
muff at 35 cents, or 11. Kreiger's.
Tin-II. Knapp purchased a turkey at
lli. (lurham's market this morning
weighing '28 pounds. 119 istirsfllv- it
of! Monday night.
-—1"or the firicwt display of Holiday
Good-tin town are H. 11. lloyl's show
windows, Railroad Place.
A committee of fit-elioldcrs will trust
panics interested in the layout of L x-
mgtou avenue-at the crunch room on the
evening of January 3rd.
~1’atent win; bucklesuspenders war
ranted for two years at Comstock Bros.
It is very probable that in a short time
Norwalk will have one of the finest polo
teams in the state. The organization of
one has been completed and all that is
needed now is a lIttle work together.
—'1'lw new serif-111' Lady's Water—
bury Watch, “, at Homer 8. lloyt‘s.
The camputatiott of grand lists of the
counties shows that Fairfield county has
grown nearly $800,000. New Haven,
Hartford and New London counties have
gained and Windham and Middlesex
counties have fallen behind.
—Boy'n pea j—s—ckets. ago ‘J to 18, at
Comstock Bros.
The New York World says Col. T. 1..
Walton has an eye on the governorslnp
of this state. Well informed men here
say the colonel wants to be brigadier
general commanding the Connecticut
National Guard, and that is his present
ambition instead of the governorsliip.
As senior colonel of the brigade, his
friends look upon hint asa sure brigadier
general whenever Gen. Graham steps
out. They say there would he a big kick
if he should not be promoted at the pro-
per lilac—Bridgeport News.
—Whitmau’s tins confectionery at
Plaistcd s
This holis— LIkc Business.
A 523113121. re; otter has receivéd in-
formation from reliable and responsible
persons that the new street railroad to be
known as the “Norwalk Transportation
& Street Railway Co.," headed by E. S.
Allen, is a snydicato of New York capio
talists, and If a charter is granted by the
next legislature, the road will be built
inside of six months from the ttmo the
charter is granted. It is also understood
from the same source that If a charter is
granted to this snydicate and the road
is not btiilt inside or year, the charter
shall be given to the town to dispose of
as they see fit, and that a clause will be
inserted in the charter to that effect.
—Silk and worsted wristlets at Com-
stock Bros.
Common Council.
An adjourned meeting of the Common
Council was held last evening. The
principal business transacted was the
acceptance of the report of the commit~
toe on the layout of Lexington avenue.
The name of Pine Island street was
changed to Crescent street.
A committee was appointed to take
action in the abatement of Wm. H. Law-
ton’s sewer assessment.
Adjourned until Jan 1st.
--Put hyw what you can for aniny
day; invest it In land. Remember, lots
you could have bought for a few dollars,
to-dsy are worth hundreds. Address
Lenox Hill, ~__~ltovvayton, Conu.V, box 16.
A Bun-way.
There was a lively scene near the
freight depot in this city yesterday.
George Merrill was holding his horse
while an engine was passing. The sub
Insl became frightened and in its attempt
to get away Merrill was thrown beneath
the horse’s feet and considerably brulasd
Tbshorssran across tbs track and was
mm near thohaggage room. The
scholars in her room with a toilet set for
Christmas.
cents a pound at F. Haycs' .
schools-"hanged gifts with each other.
lars and Colin, narrantud every thread
Lint-u. not cotton. perfect fitting.
into 11 I’flcl’lJfllfl-l lil'pI-rpairJI. S. Smith.
llr’f‘iled at tho Opera House on Thursday,
[II-combos 27th.
hm the follon' mg about the drama.
Jekyll and Mr. Hyde Wt'l’c presented too
New London audio-rice for the first time
at the New London Opera House last
evening, dual characters being in the
liandsnf Dare Davidson, whnrwas ably
sustained by Mara 111mm Austen as Win-
ifred, and the remarkably strong com-
patty.
lions when Dr. Jekyll the good becomes
Mr. Hyde the bad, and vrcs verso, were
wrought in the face of the audience and
were startling, so rapidly in the change
effected and so thorough is the trans-
(mutation.
WsVIlack theatre success, "In His Pow-
or, 'will be presented.
plot is during the struggle house: It thei 0m. to blame
Rv'pubhcans snd R'Jyflllfilfi 0‘ 1~r.ancc ithccorridorswore patrolled oncoan hour;
The company is said to be very strong 315,, that the man
and (1101'!) 1:1 no reason why the IIOIISPVIduty wag a convict a man npmed
shouldn't be crowded.
a pound, at 1". Hays-9’ .
owner of a pair of skates.
time Mr. Rose has been trying to sell
those skates and has met with vw ry poor
success. Yesterday he tried to so If them l
to an Etcsrxo Srzxrlxst. newsboy forVMV by the N
ten cents, but after the boy looked at
them he did not w ant to buy them, and
Mr. Rose began to get disgusted and
offered to give them to the boy if he'
would take them away with him, but
the boy would not take them as a gift.‘
Mr. Rose says that the skates arcttew and
have never been worn. but the boy tie-l
clarcs that it would cost too much to pull
them In good order even as a gift.
brellas for the holiday season, at M. S.
Smith's.
at Wilson Point, it isevident that it soon
will be the principal‘port of entry in the
state, with its fleet of coastwisc and for-
eign steamers and sailing vessels. This
will necessitate the removal of the col
lsctor’s office from Bridgeport to that
point. Bridgeport, however, will not
care, as it has gotten the Court House
simply by—pnying for it.
wife or children is the deed of a lot at
[£1103 Hill, Rowsyton, Conn. Address
Box 16.
mas morning will be of an exceptionally
high order. The regular choir of the
church, which includes some of the best
musical talent in town, will bit-misled
by Mrs. Fred 8. Lyon, Mrs. Edward Ros.
sell, Mrs. E. S. Bennett, Miss Ella Orlich
and a number of others.
gents’ silk haudkcrcblcfs and mothers is
the largest and prices the lowest of any
in town.
afternoon for the holiday vacation.
Most of the teachers were mated with
gifts from the scholars.
atths Concord street school were made
happy by receiving boxes of candy from
the teachers.
paying rent. Own your own home, at
lssuox Elli, Rowsyton, Conn. Box 16,
WHAT us. CIUQ‘I'Y IAYfi.
lluishod at Mount Vernon. N. 1'.
That Mrs. Thornton Prowllt, of Union
park, gave a whlst party last night
That (looms Clark was in town on‘
Thursday .
mould headed canes at Comsiock Bros. i
That to. Vauderhtuf, of Brooklyn. a;
stopping with Samuel Bestty on West:
avenue.
—~\' on can buy gooJ turkeys trod chick-II
ens for 18:. per pound, at l’otdvlayes'w
market.
Tlmt Mrs. Stephen (‘omstock is «firm!
log a few days In New Haven. l
-Fresh candles every day 18 and 20
cents per pound at Mrs. Holland's.
That a good many skaters are lskingl
advantage of the ice at present.
~60c fora 5 lb. pull of pure lard. F.
Hayes market.
That have you been asked to attend
the Athtuneum sociable next Friday evenc
lug, ls the all absorbing question.
~Comstock Bros. 50o lsundriod shirt
equal to any 50c unlsundrled shirt sold.
That the next question is,' what areg
you going to wear.
—llosdquarters for furs, mulls andl
boas, at M 8. Smith It.
That Miss Ball was presented by the
«Small Fresh limits for roasting, 1%
That all the scholars of the Over River
~R 'Ilieuillrl' our sim k of Urtit s Col
Col-
ENTEVBVTAIMMVIZNTS. '
"pur- llousc.
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde Will be pre-
Tlic New Londmi Day
I".
The extraordinary transforma-
"ln Ills Power."
At Music Hall on Christmas night. the
The time of the:
l
~1‘Iire Home rendered Lard, 12 cetitsim
l
“hen Away.
R. M. R Ise. of the borough, is the,
For somt
--'!‘ho finest assortment of silk um-
A Port of Entry. ’ 7 I
From the way matters are progressing
-Tho best present you make your
,Chrlstmu Music.
The music at Trinity church on Christ-
—Comstock Bros. stock of ladies’ and
l’lcaaaut Remembrances.
The schools In town closed yesterday
1
The children
—You will never get ahmd if forever
books stifle. ms at A. lhckcrman a
wagon was badlydsmagcd by oomlngiu 1"" all “kWh“.
omhstwlthaswltm. fimmm’smmm
'l‘iist Frank Deitylswln town, having
Judge C. 11. Bin-coo, of Hartford.
closing argument was made for the state
I 'oslello.
jaIler says that this prisout- r who watch-
TJ.
to out-race the other.
but a short distance when a loud
cracking noise was heard.
was followed by agonizing screams from
icy waters.
them, but without avail.
be dragged to recover the, bodies.
DUNDAV till“ [033.
(1'1" ('llL'ltt‘llKl-l.
Conventional—liar. J. A. Diddle,
pastor. Preaching at 10:30s. in. Y. 1’.
8. C. B. meeting at 6:10; subject, "Born
"to Redeem. Prom What?“-—llsl. I: ll.
Christmas concert at 7.00 p. In.
Itethodlst.~—Tbs pastor. Rev. C. E.
Harris, will preach Christmas discourses.
morning and evening.
Trinity Church-Fourth Sunday in
Advent. lloly communion at 7. 80 a. m.
Morning prayer litany and sermon at
0. 30. Sunday school at 1'.’ Phantom
and Sermon at 7 p. at.
Baptist. -10: 230 up. service, organ and
gloria, scripture, anthem. "Tho Coming
of the King,"rtsdlug the lesson, choir.
'lt came upon the midnight clear," solo,
choir,"!1arkl what mean those holy
voices?‘ "Christmas envelopes” collect-
ed. Evening service atlo clock subject
of discourse. "The Festival, and tho Uti-
lovlted Guest." Public invited.
Springwood Union ChspoI.—Subject.
Suuday evening. “Christian Persever-
fiance, '-ltev. 2:10. Wednesday evening.
no service, preparing for Christmas or»
orcises.
Norwnlk Methodist «At 10:30 a. in. .,
sermon and anthems. At 7:30 p. m., a
responsive service by the Sunday school
and other interesting exercises. The
- church will be decorated for the day. A
cordial invitation is extended to all.
~Owing to the great rush for our 5c
collars and 90 calls we had to duplicate
our first order 3 days after receiving
them. (V.ornstock Bros.
‘I'III'. Jilllhfills .‘IIJIIIHIIL
The Jury Sent Orat:l’roiiablllty of an all
Sight limin-
Argumenls in theJohnson murder trial
began at Tullaul on Friday morning.
Conn-Isl were restricted to one hour
each. The opening argument for the
state was made by Lawyer J. A. fined,
of StstIrd. William A. King, of
Stafhrd, made the opening argument
for the defense and was followed by
The
by State Attorney 11. 11. Bill, of Rock-
ville. This was followrd by Judge An-
drea's}: charge to the jury. The latter
occupied less than an hour and indicated
that he did not consider Martha Johnson
insane. The case was given to the jury
at 5 p. m.
-—For tin ware, stoves and ranges, go
tow. 11 Meeker & Co.’ :5. .. Music Hall
block.
‘l'llB III‘ I L SUICIDE:
A Comm rm sight .. Watchman—The
Coroner Had: no this to Blame.
In the matter of the sulcrde of Salon
C. Jenkins the Walliugford murderer,
, In Sew llav. n jail the ourontr finds no
The evidence was that
who did this
Captain Beardsley, the
the other prisoners has been in jail
Mneurly all his life time. He gets out,”
A omit lair at Strau- -. w-iIIIII Cannot be “mummy III» jailer, "voilstes the law
' no i goes back again.
We know the man
and have conf'I lcnce' to him ” The cor-
oner recommends a different method of
fastening mattresses so that pieces of
map convenient for hanging may not be
supplied to ccnvicts. It is also suggest-
cw Haven Register, that
another sort of watchman provided with
a proper lantern would dimish the
chance of such "elite, and possibly a
libs-ration of prisoners some fine ogght.
, I'he mysterious escape of a woman not
long ago is mentioned, but no tht'or'y ad-
,‘vnnced.
——'1'be place to buy holiday goods is at
11. Stevens’, Main strcct. Toys in
large variety at low prices. Greatest
bargains to be found in Norwalk. Don‘t
purchase el here before inspecting
them.
BROWSE!) WHILE SKATING.
Two Boys Bmk Through the In at
V liddlstowu.
Thursday night while a large number
of young men and boys were skating on
Middle River. Middletown, James and
Daniel O'Keefe, two brothers, were seen
to go near an unsafe portion of the river.
e boys were warned of their danger
but still kept headlessly on, each trying
They had gone
which
the two boys as they disappeared in tho
Efforts were made to rescue
The river will
-A better full dress open back and
front shirt for 31.111 at Comatock Bros.
than isretsiled in any other store for
$1. 25. H. A.
Combinations or Trusts.
Almost every week some new trust is
announced, the latest being the “water-
melon.” The next in ordsrwtll, we sup.
pose, be the "cucumber,” and if that
‘trust. don’ I hold alight gripe over the
;Iody politic sud corporal, we shall loss
0111' guess. M...__.,__.
—With regard to the celebrated Dout’a
Kid Gloves, we have beeuadvertising,
wo'still sell at the old figures, 31.75,
being the best in town, not excepting
those sold clsswhsru for 82.50.18. Smith.
——Call at tho Whitney ArtStorn, 57}
Main Maudaslsct your Christmas
presents. Albums, ,Plush Toilet Bats.
ChermCardsaud‘Bwkmelctursa
and Pram-.andahost ofnovslflqall
atbwsstprloaa.
ILLEGAL CID!“ ”It‘ll“.
A flalsars la ‘lVDD'Iy-wnl'ac Brothers law»
pllcatod.
At (trashy. on Monday, Collector
'lroup, with deputies. Dennis, of Middle»
town. l'lld Woodward, ot Warehouse
Point, visited the house of Ass Cave and
found hidden in the collar four casts of
older brandy, bearing no mark. stamp or
brand. The quantity was about 2'50 gab
Ions. Soon after the brandy was disem-
crod Asa Cast» and his brother Charles
appeared and offered to settle. It was
then too into In the proceedings. A visit
was then roads to the place of George R.
Case, another brother. George has a still
of his own which is said to lie idle, and
registers and operates his brothsrChsrln.
At George R. Case's firm packages of
brandy were found. four being unstarnp-
ed. in this lot theta were about 130 gal
Ions of brandy.
Collector Troup has reported the can
to District-Attorney Bill. and the United
States Marshal will probably gr. to West
llrsnby to morrow and not only meat
the three men who have defrauded the
government but seize their entire prop:
crty as well. The revenue officers believe
that the Cases have been engaged in this
business for a number of years, and that
they most have got the best of the gov:
sum of money in the aggregate.
(hunt Reduction In Prison.
-—Silk Hats, I-‘ur Caps, Flannel Shirts
and Gloves at reduced prices, at Dis-11w
en's, Washington street.
THE SOII‘TIIBITRY 0". WELL.
llot Water Struck at a Depth of h.”
fest. An Olly Drum.
The Dsnhury News of Saturday says:
”The company who are boring for oil and
gas in 1’ omersug volley, Snuthbury,
rtruck a veir. of hot water on Thursday
They had descended to the depth of 1.050
feet. The water, after having passed .
through the cold rock and being com:
mingled with the small cold streams,
stood at sixty degrees. Yesterday morn
tag it was flowing out of the opening of
of 728 fret to be put to, new digging
of 325 feet before they can get the work
least three Week» to do it. Whila this is
discouraging in one direction—delay of
work—it Was very fortunate in another,
mistakable signs of the materials for
and the prospects are now more acorn»
"‘8- vs
.-‘\ fine line of Children'sltmlts for
Holidays, from 10c. up; also Dickens
85.00. at Mrs. W. H. Jarvis',
Main St.
nurir 03’ IIAV1' warranties.
It Will be Iv‘lfty Par Cont. After January
1. next.
A United Press dispatch from West»
ington last night says: “The treasury
department today authorized Collector
121‘ South
pend application of the change in closet:
fication of bat trimmings recently order
ed by the department until January 1st,
and to apply it to all invoices of these
goods entered at New York after that
date."
—Csll at George 11. Raymond‘s fumi—
turc store'and see his stock of fancy
chairs, divans and sideboards for the
Holiday trade.
cash sales.
burrito Hiram}... '
There is a peculiar choir quarrel in:
Christchurch, Westport. The organist,
Miss G. A. Nash. refused to play all rev
bearsals in response to the demands of
the choir, who wished to arranges brill.
liant Christmas programme, unless she
fixed the dates. They wanted torsbearso
Sunday nights. She wouldn't have it,“
and last week resigned. Sunday that
choir took seats in the congregation. but
the organist, coming to the conclusion
that her resignation would beacccpllcd
If it went before the vestry, cnwxcd Iver
uncle, who is senior warden, to withhold
it, returned to the key board, and went
through the service without singers-"
Post.
-A fine line of.“ cut ”glass bottles all
Plsistezl' - ,
9.
—-Go to Plaisted’s drug store for Whit:
man’s fine confectionery A special
holiday line on hand.
w
“.706 Mr
Assistant Controller Tomlinson and the
auditors of the Consolidaud road can»
plated their investigations of the mm
or Edgar Y. Harris, the abscondMg tickv
It agent of the companyat therein-d
Central station, New York, yesterday
morning. It is rtportcd that the short-
“ue a sum. which sum included one
which was left in his hands for change.
He was receiving a salary of 12,009.
The New Yorkpapers state thatthcrs
was a woman in the business. ‘
—Holiday goods at I. 3. Smith's,
—Call at Georgsfl. Raymond’s furni-
ture store and see his stock of fancy
chairs, diva’us and sideboarda for WW
Holidaytradc. lOpercsut. of! on all
cash sales.
zit-nun onus-u.
Clinical. Ellsworth, confinsd lathe
Budd-tn jail, for tho mmdsvof their
fast daughtsrofhis stepdaughter, Grace
Rogers, has confessed that In throw tbs
Infant In tho (louuactlcut river. He
claims that the child was dsad at the
time.
~Agraad smart-Iain! goat'sisssko
ornment to the extent of a very lam: ”
the piping. This necessitate anew 93W .
back where it was, and it will require at ' _,
for on top of the water there were our .
which they are seeking. The rcsinkrng '
of a pipe has already been commenced, ‘1
Complete Works In good binding fov‘
fibre yr ll IVpun. 11in
net is
Magonc at New York in case he sees no g
valid objections to such a course. to sit-Iv ‘
10 per cent. off on: all,
A turd.
Mt. Jinn ph latlpnik, agent of the Met-
mpo’utau Lilo Ins. Co. of New York:
Emily wept my thanks and heart—
lt‘ll gratitude for the interest you have
lakm in procuring for too the amount
of my claim on the life of my husband,
llemlwil Modes, who came by his death
so mysteriously sonic few weeks ago,
and the full auwnt of my claim
of $70 which was received I)” me, know-
ing full well lwas not entitled touts
sum, amlaliali recommend to my friends
and relatives that Mkttcpolltan Life In-
suranm Co. astlwmost uliable company
toinwteln. Mint Matty Moons.
Lost.
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and this tattoo Amy hawks a his: a mi
skin whim“. The Waist I» sewn-ltd ll
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Xmas night
The Wallsek Theatre Bantam.
In His Power.
I V.. 4.»
I‘d nights in New Talk: 21!! nights “m 7' 2' ,
limits—The play takes place i!
the
am betwen-nthe ltqrnbllcau and of
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PRICES, 75, 50, and 35 Cents. .
NORWALK OPERA HOUSE,
M.
Q! III'I‘AKD c son
on stun-r can.
Thursday l’scnlug, Dec. Mil,
Tin (mama Drama'lc Event of the 8 anon. m
moment»! the 19111 Century award
lieu-cs Everywhere.
The Dktlugllslsnd Am.
DO“ ['2 DAVIDSON.
And the Young-ml Handful American Am
hiss ItAlllE Alistair.
Summons bya Powerful Cmpany of new York
GOOD aaaritsr Em.
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde.
Dov Daudson' aesthetic-version. Au originl
wasps Inn of Bolton Innis sievenson' a wonderful
«I . ”the Strange Che of Dr. Jekyll “If.
ll)
Inf-2min b. the pm ad public with mind. ,
A dramas! pumy and strength. The only v rats. p;
me x a .1 dramatic interest with a WV
s: d yawfia' (no 12;: Putative” the Wing les —
ma .2 wsinrtion of this grant communal!
'u If: I)“ drop nukes the wonderful translati-
mat ”ft to fab r In of the audience with light full
up rpe :al watery. newmuaic. mechanical“
datum-ale Moods atQaintaut IWV
a
transom and Island's. South
nitrous, V 35, so and tile.
Portraits
I35P 0.1. p out and crayon Black and Whit!
Puts). Art workofsll description
GCOOKB, Stamford.
Norwalk
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smiirmxmg‘mn stprlca
perms: WM Whammmnmudfi
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,‘fxfil’ioridaoranges. finelnyer Pigml'mdu
1 Dates All k'nds ofmwhumlalaga
Grape-s famous. Confections-1mm
L A. llatlLAKD':.5lsin8t., Norwalk.
Oysters.
2105! desiring stern BVtitncriotl fresh daily cal
pom them no?! ulLIa.
or? If Joot of Ram 5L
[louse and Lot For Sale.
V's‘ilthfl‘ at’n, East Norwalk. Lot m1:
Iron-Is s moms. Price can. Part of push
those money (In remain on Throw. trod
&
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Insurance and Real Essie Agents Washington -
mm South
[louse and Lot for Salt-{Quin
ngVl' ATEDon the I! y Keck Road, within the!”
I. Lama doascha-llrwmluyk- in“...
good ups: r. Tli‘ It My can but
cat-Ill payment of will. Enquire of
TAT wit A; GULDKK. Real Finale and
Arsenic, Washington St. ‘ Ill fin,
.“ntr-fisessssstsrtrt “hr
in. are ‘
flown Questing “will be M atthe 1‘
said rituals on Thursday, December 21, A. D.
IMstcoWdockafmoon for the following
program writ: -1‘ohnr the
bytheststeandtotsn taxes. includlngthc
cfachools.sadwmakethe annuals appropriations
fwwpairofhizbways fortbccumutyw'; ah to
take 1|anth the matterofconatract
Wyatfoutb 'fiorwalkon Wmutrcct
oursemallueekatlowvrctgdof mid‘atcct'
.I or. armory: new ighway
Him (:33 Isis otroetcsastto Baton
chamomile! uthcselectuzcalocoustruct a
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upon the Almsbonse property. andto Inakc tbs
mamvémiom or the above oh if
Wads'mblc; alsoto authorise the
malamethetaxmof than poms who, .1.
. ytsttteltoardoflteliettonuchexcm as—
e) would have been entitled to,had such Ippli,
Cfim*flllAlt1£§lLWfl smart, of
assassins. rotors. PW
salt “El. '
DASKAH. of
maximum; this 18th day of December
———-AT-————-
THE NEW groan},
c. H. HARVEY
From Doc. 18, 1868, to Jan. 15,1889.
minimal-y starcsadpumngtaah-ga llasdf
wMVtousyyosr
Britt, Slots, Bullets 1111 than
M“! audits ctlum lagreat
detriment “m1. Boys. alumnus!
who“.
m-olvwmtabsicihsusthsfal. lsmusadarsilyoudfattflsm.
C. H. ~ HARVE‘KW 3E"
1888.
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