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mum" “M‘ l“ “'1'“ "‘1 hm." vilanton flannel hi hi shirts at then
. , mu. m “r of Tollea stroot‘ key at 8 3 K ‘
“o ‘ 10‘ ’struet andali factories. ' stock ill-on,
No. ll, (Raye-oer of Main andConconi streets; ks at
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1 . Donovan‘s house and J. C. Wilson‘s
to .
No. it. Fannie street school' klclv
and mm of wuiulu Smith.
No. 1 Concord street, 0 lie school; key at Ire.
3' Paul's Will Concord street. and
all recto
lo. it. lainatreet corner of Ann street; key at
Wolf's saloon and all futon“.
No. lli. lift: street corner of llsyvlcw avenue; key
at . D
ickrrrnan‘s residence.
arrow. cm
One
.32"
Thine strokes of the bell
city water is to be turned o
insrnucrioxa w an unLnsns.
Upon
ah
flak again until the next are in your neighborhood
Do not attempt to remove the key.
Thetihlef Inglnmwil: see that returned to its '
. satttfxi. IthOWAN out s linen and silk handkerchief-n rt
mp" pm Chief hgine'cr. “ ' ‘
Miniature Almanac tor Tit-Morrow.
Hightide Low tide Sunrises Sun sets
4.31 10.44 7.18 4.29
” Nor/“I'tapo-r ‘l'oohlorruw.
To-morrow being Christmas, the Ben-
tinel Will not be issued.
(.‘Isrlet‘mun Dnyt ‘
With joy ire hail the happy morn
thrcon the Prince of Peace was born.
We hailflim Bing, all love defied,
He comes with peace tonll mankind.
Ye shepherds watching o‘er the plain,
Lift up your eyes to Heaven again.
Ye wise men traveling from afar,
Why gaze ye on that Eastern star?
Lift up your bare yc Heavenly gates—
Bchold! the King of Glory waits
To come to earth to hear our shame—
Wlih loud housannas praise file name.
From helfry tower and steeriled domes
Rejoice, the King incarnati- coince.
Ring forth your penis with merry chime,
Make glad our hearts this Christmas time.
Then let us all come with one accord
(live glory to our common Lord.
May those who are blessed with golden store
Have open hearts to help the poor.
Jorrra A. CosxoiLn‘.
film—Obit ”If E if S.
Prof. E. S. Ila-ll is home for Christmas.
~Received this a. in, 24th, a case of
Beautiful Hanging Lamps and (lines-
Ware, 1‘. H. Nash d: Bro.
Fred Johnson'basgorie- to New Haven ’
for a week. ..- y -
—The finest Jtissortment of silk um-
brellas for the holiday season, at M. S.
Smith' . _”fl___
Most of the factories in town have
closed for the week.
—Frcsh candies every day 18 and 20
cents per pound at Mrs. Holland’s.
The Sentinel wishesit; many readers
a Merry Christmas.
-—Comstock B76; 565 laundried shirt
equal to any 500 unlaundricd shirt sold.
James Adams has recovered from an
attack of pneumonia.
—Headquarters for furs, muffs and
boas, at M. S. Smith's.
Mr. and Mrs. John Carleton have gone
to New York for a week.
-Small Fresh Home for roasting, 12%
cents a pound of F. Hayes’.
Miss Susie Sutclitfe is spending a week
with relatives in Brooklyn.
——60c fora 5 lb. pail of pure lard. F.
Hayes market.
Principal W. 0. RE is spending a
few days in, New York.
—-14c per pound, Extra Sugar Cured
Hams. F. Hayes’ market.
John Rodemeyer wilrspend Christmas
at his old home in Canaan.
—A big drive in Fancy Slippers. Look
at our Gent's Slippers, only 50 cents. C.
hammers W. , ., ..
John H. Ferris presented each of his
employees with nturlrey for Christmas.
-All linen collarsjitest styles, 7c.
each, or 3 for 20c. as good as any 11c col- ‘
lnrs shld. Comstock Bros.
Rely. Dr. Van Alstyne made some ex-
cellent remarks last night about "Babies
and their rival, the pug dog.”
—Fresli Saratga Chips, just the thing.
for the Holidays, at W. H. Seymour’s,
92 Washington St. '
The steam barge "Napoleon" is at
. Raymond Bros. wharf with a cargo of
iron for the Lockwood M’f’g Co.
—Wo are min}; a good black hair
run! at 85 cents, at H. Kreiger’s.
Mr. Ind Mrs. Win. Miller lost their
infant son yesterday. The funeral will
be held at 58 Woodward avenue, to-mor-
row.
-The hose to wear the longest, with
linen feet and cashmere and cotton tops,
”It Cometock Bros. ‘
Men. I. 0. Wheeler a'id son, of Win-
_&sd, who have been spending a few
day-with Min. . 3.,Wilson, returned
home this more n. f
-—A fine line of Children’s Book. '10.
Holidays, from lilo. up; alga pm,
i More Works in good binding
“ “W.” MmW.H. Jltvlr‘, 131M:
at school house
stroke at 12 o‘clock norm for Standard Time.
stmkosof the bell (thus l-l) signifies the is
ghee 1-1—1) signifies the
hive information of a the in your immo-
dlatc no: hborhood unlock the box door; pull the
all the way down once only, and let the hook
lit up the box and do not open or touch the
from the door:
Theological Seminary.
9 «You can tlnd agcod assortment of
:booka.ai 25¢. each at A. llickorman a
580m:
‘l lie-ant Holmes. manager of the Dan
bury Press, was in town yesterday.
rheumatism.
confectionery st Mrs. Holland‘s.
illness.
windows, Railroad I’laoe.
ried this evening.
M. S. Smith‘s.
Superintendent of the Metropolitan ln-
suranco company for the Norwnlk dis-
trict. . ...- ‘ ' '
—l’atent wire buckle suspenders wore
ranted for two years at Comstoclr Bros.
W. ll. Hall& 00., of Bridgeport have
5 been distributing copies of the “Ameri-
,’can Queen" to people in this town dur-
' ing the past week. The volume made a
very neat Christmas present.
l —-C.:nislock Bros. holiday line of ladies
l or gonts‘ gold and silver handlrd umbrel-
las is the finest ever shown.
A. Bennett, the mail agent between
this city and the borough, will call for
and deliver parcels in the two places at
ten cents each. Orders may be left on
slate at Norwnlk or South Norwalk post
Iofliccs.
l —The new series “l2!r Lady's Water-
ibury Watch, $4, at Homer B. Hoyt's.
l Owing to the increase in the express
§traiiic in this city Lester Hunt was
’obligodto put his force at work last
evening in the Adams Express Cafe
cities. All were present, including
Henry Jennings with his brass buttons.
——Boy’s pea jacketsfage 9 to is, at
;Comstock Bros.
l .
Mary Anderson‘s special train went
through here yesterday afternoon at 5
o'clock. It consisted of six loaded bag.
gage cars and two passenger coaches for
her company. They were enroute for
Boston, where they fill a two week’s cn-
gagetnent. ‘
—Children’s books, board covers in
great variety from 10c. to $1.00, at A.
Dickerman d: Sons’.
The temperance meeting at the room
of the Union Gospel Temperance Reform
Association yesterday afternoon was of
unusual interest. The only difficulty
was that the room was not large enough
to accommodate the large attendance.
Interesting addresses were made.
-—Call and exgiuc‘dur stock of holi-
day goods. H. Kreigrr.
O. S. Clark says that if the weather
continues clear to-day it will be the first
seven days of continuous clear weather
during the year 1888. Mr. Clark has
kept a record of the state of the weather
and says that we have had only five days
of continuous clear weather before this
year,
~Headquarters for confectionery for
the Holidays. A large assortment to
choose. from. at W. Howard Seymour's,
92 Washington St.
When the members of the legislature
arrive at the capitol they will find
everything in as excellent order as
Superintendent Dibble can make it. The
last few days before the opening of the
session are busy ones for the superin-
tendent’s assistants. New carpets have
been laid in many of the rooms, includ.
ing the office of the speaker of the house.
1.; ‘. , .-
‘ éDOlllCaflllfiflylledl, velocipedes and
wagons at H. E. Bodwell‘s.
The editorial desk has been graced
during the year just closing by one. of
the convenient memorandum calendars
issued by the Pops Manufacturing Co.,
of Boston. This year they haw issued
nuotherin much handsomer shape, and
more convenient than the old one. The
calender is in the shape of a’pad—a leaf
for each day—orf which is printed much
valuable matter and blank space left for
making memorandn. It is one of the
most useful things that has recently
come under our notice.
—Bsst assortment of dolls ln town at
H. E. Bodwell’s.
Col. Stevenson, Vice President and
General Manager of the Economic Rail-
road 00.. has given John Remson $100 as
a donation to help him obtain a new
team in place of his horses that were
killed at the Concord street crossing in
this city. Mr. Light, attorney for Mr.
Remson admitted that the railroad com-
pany was not legally liable for the acci-
dent, bnt requested Col. Stevenson to
join pith some others in helping his
client to replace his loss, and he has done
so, we think, in a manner that should be
appreciated. “ -
Ellison Del’uy is home from Drew
Frank Daucliv is able. to get around
again after an illness of five weeks with
—-Cornucopins, holiday novelties and
Miss Minnie ilavelunel of this city is
able to get out doors again after a long
~For tho exhibiting of Holiday
Goods in town see H. B. lloyt's show
Frederick S. ‘Byxbee-and Miss Eva
Benedict of the borough are to ho mar-
-Tho largest assortment of ladies' and
Josep Leipnik has been promoted to
m
Brooklyn.
very acceptable holdsy gift.
3
John Kelsey has gone to Jersey city
, lospond Christmas.
. lire-so Shirts in pique, colored, plain and
embroidered; open front, for $1.25; sold
elsewhere for $1.75, at M. ii. Smith‘s.
Fred Cooper andwifohrc stranding a
week in New York.
—()ur stock ofmulfii will be sure to
please you. A Dickerman & Son.
Mrs. John Mason of Stamford is wait-
ing with friends in the borough.
~Thc place to buyfitoys, books and
holiday novelties is at Bodwell's.
Miss Susie Golden is visiting with Miss
Maud Shores of (treat Barringtrm, Mass.
—12c por youndTFresh Pork and Sour-
age, F. Haycs’ market.
The service at thriNo;walk methodist
church last night were very interesting.
~l’laistcd has a line assortment of per-
fumery suitable for holiday gifts.
Mrs: Matihewslhas‘ sent her check for
25 to tho selectmcn to distribute among
the poor of the town.
-lluy your toys, Christmas cards,
games, &c. at Crew's News Depot. Our
dolls are young and healthy. Children’s
books at cost.
l’cter Shcrrv "was arrested Saturday
night ford: unkenncss. lie was sentenc-
cd to a ter in in Bridgeport jail this moron
ing.
——For tin ware, stoves and ranges, go
to W. ll. Meeker & C .'s., Music Hall
block.
The East NorWalk pond received 50,-
000 gallons of water Saturday night
which improved it greatly.
—Millinery sold regardless of cost at
ll. Kreiger‘s.
The Boston store did a tremenduous
business Saturdey. Twenty nine clerks
were kept as busy as bees and numbers
of people had to go away without being
waited upon.
—A. Dickerman & Son have bought at
relate salsa line of silk'hnndkerchisfs
and muillers, which they offer at a bar-
gain.
New Year’s night the Norwalk Polo
Club will go to Stamford to play the
polo team there. for forty minutes, for a
purse of $30.00. A larger delegation
front this City will probably go down.
--Whitman's line confections at I’lais-
ted‘s.
A gentleman from «New York City,
having occasion to stop over at South
Norwalk last Friday, was attracted by
the fine exhibition of poultry that Chas.
Smith has displayed at his Washington
street market. He bought one of the
largest turkeys that Mr. Smith had in his
market and said it was the finest looking
poultry that he had seen this season. Mr.
Smith bought his turkeys in Weston.
—Ssa| skin apsjrid- fur gloves at
Comstock Bros.
James Haviland,of Springwood,clainis
that he was startled last evening by hear-
ing sounds as if men were trying to get
into his house. The men wars cutting
the glass from the dining room window.
As Mr. Haviland had no fire arms in his
house he thought the best way to do
would be to make a noise and score them
away. Mr. Haviland got up, and taking
acbair threw it against the wall under
the Window. The men were scared
away, but Mr. Haviland now has a bill
of $5 to pay for damages to the wall.
’—Banks 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 very lit-
tle. Address Box 16.
Congregation-Ti Sunday barge Concert.
The Christmas concert of the Congra-
gationnl Sunday school was held last
night. There wasa very large «room
gation. The church was very prettily
decorated with evergreens and flowers,
the motto being “The Christ is Come,”
wronght in evergreens and art
ranged inncircie back of the pulpit.
The exercises consisted of recitatione, re-
sponsive readings and songs, all very
happily interspersed and well rendered.
The entertainment was highly creditable
hers and Cuffs, warranted every thread
Linen. not cotton, perfect fitting. Col-
lars 11 each,cuifs 13 perpair.M. S. Smith.
cnitd Lost.
Annie Dennis, aged 6 years, and living
on Wood street, has been missing since
4 o’clock yesterday. It is feared she has
met with some fatal accident.
—Purs Home-rendered Lard, ll? cents
a pound, at F. Hayes'.
Sentinel News Boys’ Christan.
Remember that the Sentinel new: boys
have the entire receipts of their sales to-
day for their Christmas. Remember the
boys who have served you during the
year, and takean extra copy. They an
n good lot of boys and will appreciate
any holiday favors.
M
~Agnnd mtof gent'e nook—
Georgc Seaman has gone- to work in
wl‘iaisted‘s OldeWcl—lwtlologm- ninko n
MA large assortment of lli-nl'e l-‘ull
customers could see it.
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susoav sir-om. rim environment-tars.
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'M" "‘0 mt. Infield ll Children Attraction at Haste unit.
to to Ink mm
, ‘l‘liopoblle will not want for some
.. , , place to go to tomorrow night as the
ufififlfimfuflflm'xw: meal am ”In in. Power" is to
year harem working with ”much 9'” l”’_"“""’”“‘""f_ strong ""1 ”0
rent an ever In Kl" the children . 9"“ deal“ Will givsgood satisfaction. Mans-
out "mi or lloyt lend some ditliculty in getting
The camels" at the Math Norn‘alk “attraction for that night and his to
Baptist church moor this "mm” lune should be rewarded by a crowded
Plea-est exercise”; here two mantra: . ' . . _ . ‘
florets Clone will ”M. m thatch ,w . ' . ' 8. s l” I"
drcn will be MW] “mutual. Holiday “Wu.“ m ‘
The nubile is invited to he protect. «ew- «can.
At the llrsniicville «hope-l might Quinton! k iloapromiso to give the
Christan» will be properly “Weird. wrote»! Norwalksomelluoclars amuse
The exercises st that placer in poet years were this winter and will present for
have learned unusual interest, ””913”: “It! first one that thrilling drama, Dr.
eipsl object being toglrc theelelldrm a Jekyll and llr. Hyde. The Evening Star
good time. says:
The limit avenue it. It. mm «M The Wflffllwtm of the dramatization
have selected crewman timing“ the of Mr. fouls Manson's wiebmied
time for tickling their entertainment. novel, "The lineage Case of Dr. Jekyll
l'rof. Dam, of Mumford, lino been re met Mr. llydw” under the title of "Good
Morning tho children for muslwuh “slim Earl—4h. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde"
and their carols and MM mm: will will tbeltpers limos last evening, was
headmirably rammed. dilemma! by unbably the most awe.
On Wednmlsy evening the WM ll, Wicker: medicare which ever looked at
it. Sunday mom will we rmumw “is “are. up Hm Davidson in the
retirement. M fizzle? the children well he 40M character of Dr. Jekyll and Mr.
treated to rstmlemm M the loo" "rile were fearful wlwmverhernadethe
room, at ii o‘clock mrc‘m will or me “MIWWm flow the fiber. honest,
dared in the mime rem. 0a the “wfllumiol plush-in: to the in-
seam evening“? «follicle the: litmus” mm villain Hyde. Whenever the
tional Sunday scfivml will hold their for» More Wk MW the lights were part:-
rival. Exercises will he randomised no ‘ 0”! “WM off. but Mr.‘ luridwn never
tmhmenn will be server! to the «mums. He the deliver of It»: sugwoceeibwiuifb we
The Christmas loveliest of Trinity , WW1 y W ’f ‘ ” '3 "bf
Church amines rename mil MM plm y“ “2:”; $5123.19}. “2‘13: 3::
on Friday nonrnzat r delimit. . I I H m and without the restraining
, ”mo! the growl in his nature. The
mm to now 0pm at Quintard dc lion's,
uptown, and at l’laittwi"r, downtown.
Trinity (Null. 0
.‘liirvicm will be»! lbc it'll M Jilted” charm!»
tn-movmw morning as lanterns; llwy
communion so 7.30 do new; teacher Mo
vice at 10.30" new a. miller 9W! “We!” “deeds of Planted-
«Put: by who: ymr New {ceremony
day; invest it in timer. mwmwbsr. lever
you could have hexagon for a fees We.
m-dsy are worth hundreds. ,lerm
Leno: llill, ltoway tom (tom... Ms M.
Slimmer": (imminen- service; ‘
.tnihcrn',"(.'hrisrmm .iaveclleefihmcllw. ;
W Illustrate.
It has More hing time since a mic-
aret mosey visited horiralk. and next
1’10:de ”wing wooing in are to have
dictionaries Spectacular Weir, rec-
«Wood or the teston the road. The
firm everywhere they appear are lavish
Gloria Perri... . . . ...... , . .....ltlmtm. 3 up my; ”m. The tailoring is from
To ileum, Eli... . . . . .. ......Hffimlb . WWW Cement:
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Hymn, “rides“Whisks?) .....Wro'sfl'ot-M W at me Wheeler, upon their
Kyrie. ..... ...... 3 . . .- email. ; fimmmiotoicdo forthemselres.
Hymn, "‘Fi'tt-lllli‘bitme"« 1"" - ... Mallets Metronome! yemtheliormensbare
Ofl’erfnryr “"hl’l’il'mer-w-u- , M 1 mm termed Iluerlay's niinrirels,
mfanmdi troll; is due for the
Mrs.(:. N. Pinonnopvmsfiieo lmo‘mm M are» any unveil-richer!
iv’. Taylor,(tonrermoemirAl-m. fluent. ,m for W!“ with all the
Tenor; Mr. S). ill“. .llmel'rsoni. llirritlemmmillwtl @5de of liai‘ulry's minetrels.
Assisteilhy Missflit'aiirlll “willy”, fi'lllleiffilfi" they gear a any unique and
('ontmltn, ml the Walnut! whitetail», mew hammering performance. Something
Haven. gravy recounted in mgro minstrelsy is a
~Tho Pt‘rfsctl arcing «simmer! shim WW departure. 1M- W’ ‘I'WwW it“
beats them all; l‘mmdlriwil or multimeter. censored M might. and ”w ‘ "7mm
Com‘ifocl'r mm?“ lea-tilted mbrpdwnmos, as an entirety.
remiss .wwg tilde story first. For a stand
xiemzzasmilp’ ‘9“!ng thereupon and
$th will ”one”, the house was a
Whirl em. and their evidently r njoy-
;llllimilw.n‘. use novelties began with the
Emotional; w of the curtain and ended when
lit isms (down, The first part was novel,
is“ Warm with scenic edema.
0 limit.-
Fred more sweariiy'lafiimem
Saturday creeping 1w llllc‘ llnsw «Mikey
which was tired3 iw filiorllmgt tiller prime
east of the .lmwhrm‘m‘, mmilm‘isgrlimve‘m
down rhe hill near the poms. at cm mar
Fred Fable. Midi nationally engined him.
The wheels pummel ovmf liar timely and
broke several? viii-e. llllo’ MW emitted
home whcrcho'lics no is eri‘oicwli cumin
lion.»
=--f¢hri Gillies were and it tic-a Brae at
teatime”.
——Call‘ at: the Whitney fist: ”(Witt-I'M" ' “at.” .9? 1:”: ”are.
Main street. midi which your film "lithy I’m“ Idler more With a
presents. dilemma. this“! theater stem. , ' ”I" ‘
Christmas Cdl’i’lh and mounts. Muslim. View ltwflmy Prose notes that in every
and [immensitdiwllosn Montevideo}. almanac illiwmoflr m1? “1" system {if
at lowest prices. Eisn.serwusawfcmm death rate is
v . I , . {liberate Ill mes:
'M "W“ “hwfim‘ ”WWW" 9i llt‘el WWW“, where the death rate
rm. Mos sully. 11M film is an excellent
tsunami: 6W. Weigh the city is
has [new semi] severed. The
sewage, hovered, is carried into the
$5.sz river mathebcnndary line
All when any. and til»: arrangement is such,
chromite wotwdry season itir con—
On Wédnnsdby‘ MMMWW,- lit-smother
26. the ladies-cf rile b'niismmnvihsflilal
montmgatltllcalinhhnnsdil their dilly its
pleasant. 11f reindeeroralllivr lit will! to)
postponed eiiii Thereafter Murrum- All!
members wishing to» my, will pmm
promptly i“ “‘9’ 9mm“? M WW dimmed down stream. The cowering ino
—wwi{ié§am1éissm '“" 1w ...» homes as WW ‘2' mm. indeed.
civil-was Mme» Mid health really
him Mr mood, Waterbury ranks
Width ".de M Haven, whose
some» more the aim the teams.
hetel'flwticb. Middletown, Korivslk
mtimymmem rate is not
31le tot mat in Sen Britain,
smelly, Mile» and Bridgeport is rather
literal). [Entity hustler leaving an inadeq-
iuuir.wursyw. gets the benefit or
Gllii' savage firm Waterbury and the
mewmm valley. Meri-
idon dream warhead than Derby. New
firm “command Bridgeport
more its referee into a small stream
rooming reproach Molly. which at low
midtem normaverydesirable cona
Kid Glows, vac limo“ heewafioo‘mm
we still sell? all tilts ollll Show flafi.
being the best in: mural. not WW
those sold else where ”$569355. W,
cm Bellman ride 3 impose“ it:
Saturday night: is m1 m lint! were at;
turkeystcrsfllssolliliit so» can cam
for $8200: one was neuritic! helium
and mememmmsmmm
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been hsugiognpcboml comm Cort
looked for w and it was grins». 12.9 my
Carl was man} would downhill)“.
He was furthermore! it: wow! not We
been well for the man who» m It ‘0
have made himself! known» Carl mil
m the ”till?” “Effigfit' mom ‘53 W95.” ”Mr “I“ m m m from trove» more. poorly ‘
—Remember our stock of Gent’s Col- one else 35°“: he mm m m" m “9931“ m ”I '9‘ these towns.
dinner from it: tommw. ‘
Mono ”Wham”.
—-Sill‘r Ears, l'ivr Copfllbnnel m ‘ , , .
«finned -,,. mm , l'wyfmittor tbcC.N.G.in
Mammy“ ' m 'u Worm; Fruit W. 91.08; Sec
, land'WflM; fourth regiment,
885.9125 M define-$85.83; Fifth bat-
John: Cowley, forum, of a W WARM. WA. 72.13; Machine
mguworlaweiicm lea William Second Marianna”;
W W, mm. Fourth regiment,
$.16. “Whatever-shim
mm erm which
m . 00. G, W.ls
the Mt W with
1', m. is low“ with
fiWii-flaoflftbhtr
$31M. meter-ether-
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dimm’7 m ' hWM7” ,Bror.
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41° to in. ao. sealer/- for holiday
m ‘ I _
maternal-mas.
Hurt Hilleliiilmii.
John Donovan was getting on a freight
train at Wilson l’oint this noon, when
the train started suddenly and throw him
down. He held on and was dragged
across the switch, receiving quits severe
injuries.
~60 to Bodwell's for Christmas cards.
A Cdll'lltifl LII-3.
No Truth in the Foolish fitory About n
llridgoport Inn's Backless Betting.
The most stupendous case of tomfool-
cry which the late national election has
developed is that of Mr. Wilberforce M.
Morris, of Bridgeport, Coun.. a town
which has hitherto not taken high rank
on foolproducing center. Strange as
it may appear to our democratic friends,
it was Mr. Morris' democracy that for-
nished the foundation for his folly. He
was 8 Cleveland democrat and bet on his
man. He bet heroically and comprehen-
sively. He put up his house and furni-
ture, his life insurance policies on him-
self and his wife, his watch and chain
(not a Waterbury) and a valuable horse,
and would have put up his umbrella, but
it had been utilized by a rascal not turn-
ed out.
All this went in as evidence on his be-
lief and hope in the defeat of Harrison,
and Harrison had never injured the man
in his life.
As the data of the election approached
his friends told him to hedge, probably
because some of them had been over to
New York and listened to the harmony
in that quarter. but Mr. Morris became
“footer" than over and said that if Cleve-
land was defeated he would dig a hole in
the ground and live in it until March 4.
1889, without sunlight, candle light,
book or paper. or seeing the face of a
human being. To insure the performance
of this fool freak, he further agreed to
pay a republican’s grocery bill for two
years.
After the election Mr. Morris promptly
gave up all he had, dug a hole in the
ground and disappeared, notwithstand-
ing republicans agreed to release him on
this part of his folly.
His wefc is an invalid, which makes
his fully criminal, but that does not ap-
pear to add any to Morris’ slim stock of
common sense. He is in a hole worse
than anybody from the White House
dowand if Connecticut people have-
my dent-cw parcels-c al "quotation for
the natural productions of their state,
they will go in a body, ii I up that hole
with Morris in it, and ercct a monument
on the spot hearing the simple inscrip-
tion: "Wilberforce M. Morris, 1). F."
—-Washington Post.
The above is from the editorial column
of the paper mentioned. If there was a
grain of truth in the story it would be a
remarkable one, but there is no truth in
it. it isa sample of the stuff sent out
by “special" correspondents and appeared
first, we think, in the columns of the
New York Press. There are some people
who believe the story is true. The fool
killer should get after them.-—Bridgeport
P0“. :'
-Silk and worsted wristlets at Com.
stock Bros.
Y. M. c. A. ,
’The reception committee is making ex-
tensive preparations for their second an-
nual New Years' reception. from 8 to 10
o'clock, on Jan. lst. The ladies auxiliary
will furnish the refreshments, and the
young men will receive their callers and
give them a royal welcome. The Gym-
nasium Class, under direction of Mr.
Poole, will give an exhibition drill, as
part of the evening’s entertainment.
Some new apparatus is being put up in
the gymnasium.
An interesting service on the obser-
vance f the Lord’s day was held at' the
Y. M. . A. yesterday.
—A better full dress open back and
front shirt for $1.00 at Comatock Bros.
than is retailed in any other store for
$1.25.
Connecticut Pensions.
Onginel Henry S. Brown, alias Henry
Smith, Glastonbury; Harry Gray,
Bridgeport: Roger O'Neil, Hop River.
Increase, Korma Getty, Hartford; Lewis
Henham. Prospect; Fred E. Smith. Birm-
ingham; Nicholas Allen, Ledyard; James
6. Clark, Bridgeport; Susan, widow of
Henry J. Floor, New Hartford: Mary,
widow of Nelson B. Davis, North Haven;
Adele, widow of Goo. C. Dowd, Madison.
—Cnll at George H. Raymond’s furni-
ture store and see his stock of fancy
chairs, divans and sideboards for the
Holiday trade. 10 per cent. of! on all
. Sw’m a River with his Bride.
On Tuesday, a young Litcbfleld couple
on their way to the person’s to be mar-
ried were confronted by a torrent so deep
and swift that their horas could not be
induced to attempt the passage. . But
the hardy. long legged groom was not to
be donated or turned from his perms.
Leaving his mam in charge of friends
he took his blushing bridoeelect on his
broad back, and half wading and half
winning, reached the other side in
hand, continued their
nothing enamel had
.mmmn ladies' and
nutte’ilkhndkatnbidundmnlllersis
joumoyasthoogh
occurred.
turn store and son his stock of fancy
chairs. divans and sideboard» for the
Holiday trade.
cash sales.
collars and the culls we had to duplicate
our that order 3 days after receiving
them.
”(hill at tieorgc ll. Raymond's furni~
10 per cent. oil‘ on all
moiiing to the great rush for our be
(‘omeiiock llros.
liLlJtlt-lr. remind; are. cum... linen
-..-.1391 113,1)
men of Win and Luc'y llllcr. agod 3 months and
adazwtr’i’uotrs Tuesday. toenail p. m..
lfllllsll. a watch charm, which theowncrcan
advuilsrment. Apply at ihls Mice.
‘1le
P Grapes. and mi kinds of Foreign and immune
Fruits, at the lowest
lemony ‘3" Water Smart.
, 1 Coimvy Savings bank.
rewarded by leaving it at this office.
of this It'll. Station
*.Pflrnllllcd Room To Let.
/
1““th and Second floor ti-itah a month, and
.m in ii ,, .
' H
f To: satisfactory tenant that will take charge
of thc Library the store will be rented on very top
sortable terms. Inquire a
not if
DWELLISu to lot near flatten Station. 8 rooms,
"1??“-
RCBllElf ruencil stamps with name on for 25
It the lowest pri ‘
music 10 cents a co ey at llESElllt‘T’s news stand.
upmzte the Port cc. Sorwaik.
ward Avenue.
Watch Charm Found.
have by proving property and paypg for this
l-‘rulia.
Ilarannn Oranges. Bananas. Choice Malena
ricer during the Holidays.
tlwlilifi ('OgTKMoU. Halli It" Rommel).
dill llil
” ‘l‘tnifn’lrii'o‘i‘r‘iiiifi’.m”
osT—Ilank book lilo. 40‘ on the Fairlie-id
If ndcr will bcrnliably
‘l-‘urnlsticd‘lt'oo‘m '1'; its-int: ‘
new Hill.
Xmas gnigé
Tlic Wallaclt Theatre Season.
In His Pore
no mm. in Now ms; m min in Iodide.
NOTE—The play taken place if“ %
struggle between the Republicans and
France. ' i
Princes,
rims.
well ,1
'15, '50, and 35 m
LARGE furnished room. suitable for two,
centrally located within three minutes walk
'Enqum: on the immune.
at ft. 72 “fulfill! 141.. Soul i Norwallt.
FITRNSHBD room on south Main rl., to one
‘ nriwo lcdicr. Address box on.
till if .30th Norwalir.
deaf
one if ror at flea uzomh. A ipl in
.l. L lil'ltllANK, til South ain st ,
, . .329: Mich;
To Let.
it Store and Basement in the Library Building.
. r
rarwn a GOLDEN. Aging;
To Lot.
50 th. MBLHLLE 1'. MEAD.
88 per inch l’lfjtfl (3‘-
iii
if
' Sororities.
cents Visiting, mourning and busitv-sl cards
wallets
'rr-s All the latest Ehfllf
lea.
ill? in
‘ ééc’EEa [land Furniture.
Ql'lSTARD £3 SON,
Thursday Evening, Doc. _
‘Iir- ('rcateri Dramatic Event of the It...
I sz'nsation of the ma Century. conned”
DORE DAVIDSON
And the Young and Beautiful American Am
Miss rerun: AUSTIN.
Sunpmed by a Powerful Company of flow I“ ‘
rtists in
GOOD acorns! m1.»
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
Dora Davidson‘s entire new retrial. An
adaptation or Robert touts Stevenson’s
Md" The Strange Cue of Dr. Jekyll ninth;
c. ‘
{Revival by the press ard pnblicwlth
A drama of purity and strength. 11:0 only Vii.
person in: a slum dramatic interest with a
and married can
taste
matron in full view of the audience with
up. spam scenery, new music. , ,
Seats on sale Mondays! Quinlan! & flu
and Plaistcd’o, Eontlt m
NORWALK OPERA HOUSE, . ,
Ian-q;
UNI NIGHT ONLX.
Houses Everywhere. ,, pi,
'riwmmnguime new, ‘ .
ill Positively the mam
action oft is gratsuccemm A“
r. Davidson makenthc wonderful in“
nu: no,
forte/n ccntrnch, weight limited to ten pounds.
State a: seventh and South Xmaik Pmmlficei.
I’romptrw-s and dispatch guaranteed.
sin) ~
.- ~ . . n' . rm "‘1va
ngrcgofigfdglfimtdmag: urgmrrfanir l
domains tor the layout and («tension of Lexington
uterine. so failed. to Spring street, n m meet at tho
('nunmi Room on January 3.1. heft. at 7 o‘clwk p.
01., «hm ail persons who» land l- pro erred l0 be
taken [hermit r may nppruir and in: be .r. in relation
then”.
‘Rd dry of Dre. 1%?)
The City National Bank of South Korwnlk.
Tilt: mania: annual meeting of the stockholders
the maninzycar. lel be held at‘ths Rankine House,
on Tuesday. the Set: day of Janusrr. 1&9. ram 1 to
2 o’clock p, in.
Store. Korwalk, .
‘KCOS JIASDf :t c, stoves, and car is. , ,
S thief-gash at egg: lbargain-r. Soc thcmpcbc- PRICES, 30, 50 Ind 75¢.
fore you purchase. WM. POQMORK. V
w” ”Wm“; opera House-One hight Only
Messenger. ' ~
BXNBTT, the unit carrier, will call for. and
) deizrnr parceisal Norwalkor South Norwalk
-. ,,._ _,4;333‘~‘7FI"~«
Notice.
band a' thorn- of Smith Nurwalk, Conri,, this
MATTHEW CORBET’!’
mcnmn u. coma".
JUHN L. BURRAXK.
Election Notice.
d
:2: it
of this bank. for ihcefcction of directors for
JACOB M. LAY'mN. Cl‘hifl.
So. Somaik, CL. Dec. 4th. I”. 1128'“ 57 m
IS
6 Raymond tit, City.
F132 Ronda Oranges. Fine Layer Figs. Persian
Grapes, unions. Confectionery, etc, a:
George II. Cartier-hitter (r {3,3
utilities
FRED z. WRIGHT,
Presentinga programme of new and . 0 he»
titres, outrie'aiing all other micltrel comm
(hm open on Wednesday at
Mainline“, Nix-walk. l'iaisted‘sSouth N
Q'Dzm't fail to see the grand street par-dam
' SPECTACUL. ‘ .
annals-3. 5' .
Manager.
Quint-rd & Soil.
PRICES, 35, 50 and 75c. ,
now intovrn setting it sfi‘fii“ ftrl
onshorbyiristallmcnts at en v it--
ition. Partiesdesiring bargains utensils: Rot
llaa'tlnnd’a Fruit Store.
Dates. All kinds of new More, Satan:
1?. A. tiat’luxn’s. 5 Main St.. Norwalk.
Portraits
X othptstcl and crayon. Black and White
Pastel}. Art work of all descriptions.
D. G. COOKK, Stamford.
Thiglfixs HALIBRAN. Norwalk.
1
‘ms‘zam 'avrt, PM Norwalk. Lot serrate
chase my can remain on mart
Insurance and Real Home Again Washington 8.,
123) ff
[lame and Lot For Sale.
llonseSmom’s. Price $1200. Part of pur—
mc. Enquire of
TAYLOR t. GOLDEN,
South Norwnlk.
[loose and Lot For Sale, 9L5”.
SITCATED
limits. it
cash merit of . true of
TAYEBR k GOLD“. Realm Estate and fumes
Agents. Washington St.
on the ll] Nrck 110“,th theeity
Duchess" rooms loft. and “‘5'
can b: arcnrtd by
till 3! 1588
her car input) band.
a Tlifiszdesiring oysters wens! hub dilly“
‘ «9:! l
, ONCE—The inhabitant-“them Non»
town meeting will be held at the V
said Norwalk, no '11:
188%. at 2 o'clock af
geniuses, to wit :-To hear i
y the state and town taxes. including the
of schools, pad to make; thaeannul " y
for repair 0 high‘ way; or amt, . ,.
take into mm the matterll
bridge at sooth lek on Water street ,
overasmall crack at lowercrid'of laid wont; ah ,
moped npot'meptl new highway at live Mllsg
River. from Main street not to
also to snihorrre the
upon the Almbouro
new:
deemed
to share the taxes of than
apply to the Board of If
they would have been mailed
anions been made.
Dated at Romain, .'
.r—r—e
Oysters.
hemof B.J.
“new“ ... .
Notice.
walk are hereby notified and i: L.
317. A. D.‘
annual reports; to
m
» at Md;
to a lion ‘
a one or .
firm; alroio authorize. the
five
a
chasm: ii. men.
pnasKuN A. TOM.
DAB”! *
safety, when the bunny N". M“ "l mmmuhmumm.
COME ONE, COME AIL-m.
Priessolowaatoheistkemamofall.’ mmudavaiiyo-salrofthhmtaalty. .,
o. H. HARVEY
thelarganandprlesr tbelowestofany
blown. .
12 North ‘Main so,
.c. H."
flaring made
lukesspcdstt other:
prices. noihovnnh'mnffllklndsof
H A R V‘ E Y ,
From Dec. 18, 1888. to Jan. 15,1889. . ‘
Iargeprrparations by increasing the size of my store,
goods, 1 hold that mine is the store at which to buy your
{£35
if,
TL.
,,1
’H
and puttingln alnrgo iias‘ at"
W“.
in variety at
mdrqu-u armor-em
SouthN
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