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N. 'l'. Herald Weather lurecaete-
The lake storm which moved north-
eastwardly yesterday will probably be
followed by a considerable decline of
inmperature overspaasdlng this section
hit-night. Temperature fell in the [United
Mysterday; the chief minima re-
ported were Cheyenne, 4 degrees; Qu'-
Appelle, 8 degrees; Fort Washington, 18
degrees. and Rapid City, Swift Current
and Fort Buford. 20 degrees. The chief
maxima were Key West, 80 degrees:
Point Jupiter, 70 degrees, and San Fran-
cisco. 70 degrees. In this district to-day
colder, partly cloudy to fair weather erI
probably prevail, preceded possibly by
.. rainnear the coast line, with brisk to
fresh westerly and northwesterly winds.
In the Ifiddle States and New England
‘ " colder, partly cloudy to fair weather
and briskto fresh westerly and north-
westerly winds will prevail, preceded by
rain on the upper New England coasts.
On Tuesday in New England colder, fair
weather will probably prevail, with
westerly winds; and on Wednesday fair
weather, with alight thermal changes.
lint-turn Almanac for Toflmuw.
z nigh tide ‘ how tide I Sun rises Sun sets
2 8’1
9.27 d 31 4 42
Amount of Oysters Exported to Europe for
Week ludlng Inventor M. 1889.
%' “2"... “"33
”of Nebraska «1.1;... ’ 40
Colorado ‘ Bull 3
THE LOCAL NEWS. '
The Common Council will meet to-
his“
‘ uplain Isaac Selleck is on a trip
thi'ongh the west.
——Dou't forget Heine’s Band ball at
r Germsuia Hall tonight.
i The regular meeting of the Court of
Burgesaes occurs this evening.
Company F holds its first drill of the
winter season tomorrow night.
The boat "S. A. Neima” is at Raymond
Bros’. wharf with a cargo of coal.
-Three pounds of good beef steak for
lie. at Ferd Hsyes’ market.
Ifr.audIrs.Georgs B.St..lohn have
"returned from their wedding tour.
Fred Wardwell, of the borough, has
returned from a two weeks’ vacation.
-—National Steam Laundry, shirts 10c,
collarsaud cuffs 2c each. H. B. Hoyt,
“ _ 15 Railroad Place. agent.
Deacon John Taylor asks ustosey that
Granitcville is the proper place to hold
the World’s Fair.
Moria are being made to have a day’s
meeting of the Driving Club about the
" mlddlsctthe mouth. .
13mm" a ball at Ger-
I‘fih‘fiallmr W temhmrl »‘
licuebaha Division, S.of T., will hold ion of "’2'“? over the is“ ”g, . no
mluuehpaaksssceiablstat the Temple of i.»pim“nm1”&'*gwm
’mwmhfim w pa” ”l (in.
* ~Purs home rendered lard in tube 1;
be laid before Saturday sight.
iiwmaais Ball tonight.
'mncmuaaam, or New York, and lilac the chart for reserved seats for thefirc
__ Isrgsrst Robinson, of East Norwalk,
‘ will he married at the home of the bride morning. From the number of seats
" Wednesday afternoon.
. James R Ella and wife, liiss Ella,
‘ CkarlcsPeetaud Its. Woodman. all or
30' 3"“- spent Sunday with I" "a Iondey evening. There yet remains
- Ira'lsaac Bows of the borough.
r-«B , Monumental-0mm! poundpatls,nd,forlileudillc.each,at
‘ . at dfleyes’
. CrasheduousisbsingcsrtedonWest
avseaawtbellsptist church today.
If the trualhsr continues fbvorable s
hrgvamticaefmamhuiudmsd will
m-Doa’t forget Heine‘s Band ball at
"TheNstavsaPsIadlummyszt'f'bc
‘WbcrsscwssdbySupsriateudcutcl
'. Dsttsuhucmcrs. lisp-sci Psirfisldccuntyillllfliliflm'"
llldsyatmsstablssceOcart scone-m Mum-Ito
his massac
J
an.
art-rt sigma-tasters.
Refreshing'acd wholesome—tbs O.
to.“ ,
Ir. and liraJemss C. Alden spen
Sundayatthelabeeksmo. ‘
Brad B. We advertisement lo—
daysudssswbathsoifsrslnmufls.
-—flsins’s Band will give s hall at Ger-
Oommucicn service was held at the
First I. E. church last evening.
’ Ith- lfamlsPrior,or
Sunday with Hill lamb
Hamilton avenue.
Old Well Logs, F. a A. lf.. will con-
fsr theths tb degree to-morrow even-
ing. All Wildcats invited.
-Y. EQLOouur-Thmnixouou
.390"
, on
wad), {’4 . W ‘1
means annual sin “or iii cilia-it
Iron Ionldera’ Union will be held at the
Amory, Thanksgiving eve. tiusic by
Heine.
“A Lucky Penny,”s bright new musi-
cal comedy, is the next attraction at the
Opera House. It appears there next
Ifonday evening.
The Connecticut branch of the W0-
man’s Auxiliary of the Board of Missions
will meet in Bridgeport next Thursday
at 0 o‘clock a. m.
—10 pounds of kettle-rendered lard, in
tubs, net, for 31.00, at Fartington’s mar—
ket, Railroad Place. Not adultersted
with tallow. w
Norton—A carryall will carry passen-
gers ms from depot to fair and supper
in Randall’s ball, East Norwalk, Tuesday
evening from 7.30 to 9 o’clock.
Ray Curtis, of the borough, who has
accepted a position in Carnegie’s steel
and iron works at Plttsburg, leaves for
his new field of labor on Thursday.
as .
--Tbe fair for the benefit of the new
If. E. Church in East Norwalk, will open
Tuesday night in Randall’s Hall, with a
concert by Heine‘s Band. The Mathu-
shek piano will be used.
Judge Knapp had twocases before him
this morning, W.lliam Brennan for
drunkenness and breach of the peace,
and William Newton for drunkenness.
Each were fined $3.00 and costs.
——Ten cents apound for sausage or
spare rib at Ferd Hayes'yuarket.
At the Opera House, Saturday night,
"The Fairies’ Well” was presented by
W. H. Powets’ company to a fair sized.
audience. The acting of Carroll Johnson
was superb and the play was well receiy-
ed.
Rev. Archibald Wheaten, of Yonkers,
N, Y. preached a fine sermon on "Obe-
dience" last evening at the South Nero
walk Baptist church. Mr. Wheaten has
preached two Sundays in this city and
has given good satisfaction.
Randall’s Hall, in East Norwslk, is be.
ing put in readiness for the Methodist
church fair and entertainment. Booths
arebeing erected and the preliminary
work thoroughly attended to. The fair
no doubt will be we of the biggest
events ever occurring in East Norwalk.
—Smsll fresh hams for meeting, 12¢,
a pound. is liberal reduction to hoard-
ing houses, at Ferd Hayes’ market.
.__,__.._
Saturday we should have said that
Theodore R. Smith’s new expre- truck
was made by Wright a Flynn, instead
of lfiller & Flynn. However, the fact
remains just the same, that the truck is
a very fine one and the firm which made
it a verywenéigilic one,'sud they turn
out the Met work in the most prompt
manner.
—“tht’s the matter with your back-
bone?” Go to the Y. I. C. A. next Wrd'
nesday evening and Thea. Dixon Jr., will
tell you. , ,
While unloading scenery belonging to
“The Fairies’ Well” Company at the
South“ Norwalk depot Saturday night,
flaming-fife herdigh rxpssasmsu,
Mm
apraiuof kislsftwrist.alssabad abras-
flflhwmk-mtg gore-mt.) exhaustion"
department concert was opened this
checked off an immense audience is as-
sured. The people of Nnrwsik know
how to appreciate fies music and conse-
quently will patronize the concert next
desirable seats for those wishing them.
-—Purc homerendsred lard inbandiO
Ferd nayss‘ market. .
Theun of a nliafied public is
againbsiugdlsturbsduvvvtbeposmflca
matter. Apatiticc Ishdugeirculstsd
tohaveltcbaugedtcthevscsutstoraon
Washingtosstrset. The opisicuexisrs
thatwwfl thcpscplswautachaags
thcywil ‘findncdrflceltyiasscurlugit.
Theyumparfeetlysatisfisd atprvssat
st’isttiagiblngsrsmsicsstheysra.
a.“ «.mp..- WM %,._~.-m....w... ...._....,.._-
"Backhoe" chnesdey evening, Nov- -
Aim» WIW BM
M
‘ our
Several desksm Oblsf
sacs itwss learned on Saturday
junk was being stolen from the foundry
of W. W. layer, Jr., of Bridgeport.
Scary Hussy of Norwalk lsemploysd
tbsresnd be bashssn in the habitof
taking the brassaud selling it to lfr.
Podmorv. He has disposed of 105 pounds
in this war. A warrant was issued for
the matter is being settled.
arrearfiii s'asrs.
w .rth W'
'On 2Wadurul ygevsning. J. B. Polk,
who is well known to the theatre-goers
of Norwalk, and a strong company. will
present the great American comedy,
“The Silent Partner” at lusib Ball. Ed-
ison’s wonderful phonograph will play
an importantpart in the play. Secure
your seats early.
On the Death of Superintendent null.
Just as we are going to press. (October
18th), we are startled by the telegraphic
announcement of the sudden death from
typhoid fever of Prof. Edward 8. Ball,
one of our Field Superintendents. Mr.
Bell had been one year in the service of
the Association, and had already shown
himself to be a man of varied and
remarkable capabilities-not only skilled
in the management of schools, but famil-
iar in an unusual degree with the practlo
cal work of building and repairing school
and church edifices. Bis services have
been invaluable to the Association, and
it will be difficult to supply his place.
As a man of noble Christian character
and consecration to the work entrusted
to him, he had won our highest esteem.
—-—The Magazine of the American Ilia.
aionary Amociation.
“OUR GIRLS.”
A Few Things Rev. Dr. VauAissyae Said
About them Last Evening.
A very large audience was present at
the Norwolk lethodiat cbttrch last even-
ing to listen to the first of a series of cor»
tunes by the pastor, Rev. George Van
Alslyne, D. D., on “Our Girls,” showing
that a deep interest '3 manifested in the
subject. He took his text from Psalms
exam, 12, and said in part, as follows,
concerning what our daughters should
he:
lie found the subject much larger and
of deeper interest than be anticipated.
both on account of what the young wo
man is and of the destiny that awaits
her. One question intimated but not
divcnss d was the great excess in the
Eastern and Southern states, more espec-
tally the Eastern, of the femahs overtbe
males—in Connecticut, infid: in lfaasa-
chusetis, 00,205, and in New York 72.2%.
The bearing of this on the conditions of
young women he would discu- in a
inturessrmou. Woman basau immense
power for good or evil; hence the Prelu-
ists prayer that our daughters should be
as corner-stones, polished after the simi-
litude of a palace. This involves health
and strength of body, culture and devel-
opment of intellect, purity and loves of
character. Each of these elements was
fully discussed during the evening ser.
vice. A puny, dwarfed, physical doll of
sixteen, articulated with nerves so deli-
cate that anything coarser than angels’
whispers, makm them vibrate with pain,
will never develop into the woman of
graceful form, commanding presence
and captivating manner. Suchposslbill-
timmustbeingirlhood orthey willnever
be realities in womanhood. For moral
excellence in women there i no substi-
tute. Cleopatra was beautiful but in-
famous. The greatest treasure a girl
canbsup into her womanhood are health
of body, culture of intellect and beauty
of character. These we would have all
our girls passes.
The subject for next Sabbath evening’s
direction will her “Our Girls—Their
W‘tflrm QM“ ”m"
”091me urifpi’
Stale Beer In, and Oct. Thirty Days-
While intoxicated. Saturday night,
Wrmwwm. stole some
WW ftbfi il'hhu ’Bi‘ay’s'ifcou' 'ui'l
Islustmt, borough. Ir. Bray called
in Constable Wallace Dana, who was in
tbcvlciulty at thctlmssnd budtbemau
arrested, and the range were found on
his pdrsoc. This morning Smith was
brought into court, charged with intoxi-
cation, and manned to jail for thirty
days by Justice Sellsck. The charge of
theft was notprs-sd by Ir. Bray.
Harvest case-rt.
I'hs Bart avenue I. 3. Sunday school
did themselves credit lest arming at
their hmsstsnccsrt. Tbscbascb was
crowded and the well rendered program
was much enjoyed.
Inland-Ire“.
caste laminated with tbsportrsitofs
fast young-aunt New Bern-she
mwitistbsuswmasdwko fool-
“;r'mm- ......-::'-.i-.
is ‘ a f .
multivitamins-assembles
“Maudie-“yuan”-
”WWqu“
. some noawnia.
W...w~. .. w...mM ....... . ....~ .—m_.._xm.m.
lsarytlassy mature-satiny“ A
lllu‘lhls
I!” SKID! ears Sm
”mutants-stirred»
dds-tiearknlavsulesllaus.
Voilmsr dis- Tbejary to threaten“. L. Sweeney m
80va that a man was selling brass and lllml'auulsShasdyofilorthamptou
castings to William Podmoveln this city. lass" against the New York, New Bev-
nsproenrsd asampieof the brass and continental! Railroad company for
sent it to different foundries In this and 010,000 and “5.000 respectively, as coul-
adjoining towns. Through his penlstv peueatlon for injuries received by the
thattlae accident In North Haven minus. has
returned a verdict of “.000 for Sweeney
and one of Claim for lies Shandy.
lus- Shesdyisadaughtevof lichael
Shsedy, s welloknown milkmau of Wm-
ulpauk, and lfr. Sweeney ls his sou-in-
law.
walk at the time of the accident.
Fioney’s‘ arrest but we understand that, 1
Theyworson their way toNon
Li." -.——dss—-lih
ceramic sweetie.
As Miss-u Proposed at low level. “mud“!my hy
"' them
flavsudtfliiib at sctuldsrsd’
nesday evening an ordinance for the reg-
ulation of plumbing. Dr.
said that in thsslx years since the adopt» I." 50"" in “10
ion of stringent regulations in New York 'PPWIWI 10' "ill “I" “Wu.
there had been a decreessof 11} percent.
in the death rate, and that be attributed
that to the fact that the plumbers had
been obliged to do their work in the best
possible manner.
who drafted the proposed rules, said he
had done so after conference with plum-
mug“ mmgw°§fmmgm grldgeport, which closed Saturday night.
Titers must be a penalty for neglect to
obey them. President Buckley of the
the Plumbers‘ Association recommended
the adoption of the rules proposed by
Professor Brewer. The general feeling
of those present was that a practical _
plumber be appointed to act as inspector 50"" “1 “OWNS. VII arrested .Fl’id‘!
and to Ii" permits. It is thought that for obtaining goods under false repres~
the proposed rules will be adopted by the eutetions from a New York firm.
committee, with slight changes.
' um.» merrily
new .-
0. A. Lindsley
Professor Brewer,
‘;;;m's Apostacy.
Phineas Taylor Barnum has turned
traitor to his country unless the London setting fire to the Newfield school house.
correspondents are lying. He tells the
Euglnh reporters that there " “° place years had periodical fill of violent insan-
like England and that some day the it
, , y, at other times being perfectly ration-
wealthy and more cultivated citizens 0' sl. Whenever he feels one of the spells
this country will spend “"3 greater part coming on he proceeds to Iiddletown
of their time across the water. Now “d -
places himself in the care of the an.
3:3: simply treason. Itiabaseingrat- thorities of the hospital for the insane.
American dollars he turns his back on
the onus of Seaside Park and praises
the fogey, smoky and damp climate of
Great Britain. Plum trees and Wildcat,
noble suburbs of the great Taylor Bar-
num's birthplace, what think ye of this?
Are your beautiful hills and matcbleas
valleys, your picturesque scenery and
your health-giving air to be compared to
the beef and ale of Hold Henglaudf Are
the Ferrys and the Seeleys and the Wit.
sons and the flickooks tobs compared
to the Goelpa and the Plantsgcuets? Not
by a jngfull Tsyle may go back on you
but you will always remain green in the
After filling his coflers with
memory of the millions who have read
of you in the life of the illustrious show-
man at seventy-five cents a copy and a
reserved seat thrown iu.-—Ansonia Senti
uel.
Congregation! Conference.
500“ “’3 features of the twenty- a few evenings since he was met by the
10000 annual “we“!!! 0‘ "’9 general male members of his congreeation bear-
the Congregational in
gtorchrs and a brass band. He was
“HIM" of Connecticut, which Will mu,“ m I“. ham. “d ll“! in me
occur in the South church. New Britain, -
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, Nov- mnclzzggpribou supper was served in
ember b, d and 7, will be the necrological
report delivered by Rev. liurdette Hart
of New Haven; an address by Rev. Joe-
sph Anderson, of Waterbury, upon “The
inspiration of the Present"; Dr. E. K.
Alden's, representing the “American
Board”; Ron. Henry C. Robinson, upon
”The Disconals,” and Bar. Joseph B.
conference of
Twitcbell, of Hartford, upon
tisu layman."
usual-summing.
Adellcitisreported lutheacuountsof forum-n who but been "Incline
Shctuckrt Lodge, No. 27.1. o. o. P..of Macaulay-i- ncon- vlsou in
gtbestste. Bebeetracad her to New
committee is investigating the accounts 3"" M h" learnedthat “'0 hasgiv-
of Permanent Secretary E. A.Bogsrs.
whohuhaldtheoflmwithths exesp
tiouof mayo-mime last-autumn of “neural-lard. ere-ant - bill tor
the lodgcln ism. The lodge is in a
' ‘ . and '1pr
m... figment his than its it!!!"
Norwich. of from m to 01,“.
deal of trouble totheluspsctor.
burning thence-Nunaveu' .. w
—You migbtas welltry toladucs
snap hatBrusselsaftsribslrstmal.
hipsumssssidiafrait dotkiudidgadbydreppiegtheflagcr handathoiassvsalugs.
scores. Thayadhmumtbdrfcvsacreo touchtotbsrlghtuadadasb by drop-- SETnWIIMCoau.
a l' “'3- ‘il can! ”Willem mwflflfl'm Teeahovswaatabsafroerrricaysvss-
sulfa daunwmdamhusalcegdh- lag’chrld. ltwssaasattasusay
mun-sambasctbm ”crewman-gamut
MMMHW lemmas-tr
“1"" Chris- United Statsscourt for using the In“
A bake Drops Irw- sha Casting—De-
nmp Inspector Noouau went to the
West river bridge Tuesday morning and
with thahelpcf an exprsmmau dug up
thalamppoct. When thepostwsatek—
scopes-eke dropped out of it. His
makeship was abouttwofsst ands half
lougaudsppsrsotlyofthssdderspecies.
Thislsmphadbasntbesourceofagvg:
boys who livelutbeneighborhood broke
tbsglsvsbytbrowiugstuarssofrrcusnb
Iythatltwaelmpomibletc keeps ligb
gccdhousakcspertctuakehufiwhcat
ncmmdm'hbakeulusumastoussnynthn
dons. MONDAY. NOVEMBER ,4. 1389.
Sill ILL SOLIS Till NIT
flu Ismael ef the Windows
been as. lsv ltsuse.
list Tue Bast-rm told a
the desertiou of tire. Henry
Warm her husband. and his subse-
quent pie to dispose. herof a little
house nthelly'elfssk rosd.bytracs«
ferrlag it toOheries (ibsrtuen. Glist-
tuaa had the furniture removed from the
house and gave» Ira. Warm notice to
qullposasssionof thsprsmlssaonorbo
fore the ilrstof the present mouth. but
abepalducattsutiou totbsorder. An-
other chapter lathe story was enacted
Saturday, when Gharman removed all
thedoors and windows from the house,
but lrp; Warm. it is understood, still
‘0'!
harem «mm. thus-tumult brawn” airfield to egg; .. Iii,- ,
Mueller y/vsrlouvaetlitlessf. mile-omit. .., ., 1,.m‘ ., ‘
furniture belonging to tire. Warn. ids Homer Pillow hired the black-
wss taken before Justice Austin and
sum of .100 for his
-“it beads all others for purity and
economy” said a chemist in speaking of
Brussels soap.
ALL AROUND Till STATE.
Hegclman won the walking match in
uerrero was second.
Edward If. Bailey of Bristol, while
driving Friday night, was stopped by
two tramp bighwsymen. He produced
a gun and they fled.
Benjamin W. Cohen, a Bridgeport
Willis Peyton, a colored youth of
eleven years, was sentenced at Bridge-
port Saturdsy to the state reform school
for the remainder of his minority, for
A man belonging in Danbury has for
He is there now.
The titddlesex county commissioners
met in Saddam Friday, and summarily
dismissed Irv. Laura C. Arnold and tire.
A. J. Lord, the matron and assistant
matron of the (booty Temporary Home
for orphane,which is located in Haddam.
The commissioners refuse to give any
reason for their action.
In Norwich, Friday, Julius Kshn. a
tailor, was placed under $400 bonds to
care for the child of Fannie Now, of
which he is the father. Kahn showed a
written agreement signed by the New
girl six months since, relieving him of
all rssponsibility. The court decided
that the girl did not know what she was
signing.
Rev. E. F. Clark of Stafford Springs,
while gunning in “since few days since,
shot a caribou. Be telegraphed the fact
to a few friends, and on his arrival home
' The Essex man, Newtou,who swindlcd
, many people by advertiaiuga first-clam
sewing machine for $3 and filling orders
with hand machines, little more than
toys, was arrested in Chicago a few days
ago. He is now in charge of an officer
on his way to Hartford, where he will
be tried at the December term of the
for fradulent purposes.
Postodlce Inspector Bario is looking
sutbeusms of Ida Peck, but he ,pannct
tindberthere. flergame is to buy a
tour 010 in payment, skillfully secrete
nctntncnomm
macaw“ out:
“lined i's'iiur'ifsdqas 'sayiug that
arehuibtllsberss of the new issue of
stock not subscribed for and that the
time for taking these will be extended
by the directors.
The manure of Gilbert, the Bridge-
port mnrderer, to the state prison for
five years, was another travestyonjca-
tics. By the evidence on the prelimi»
nary trialit wss‘shownthat the shout-
lugof Bursalwes aotdcueinthe heat
of passion, but wasa coolly premeditat»
edact. Ifhauginglsplayedoutiucon-
necticukletusexpungstbslawofoapl-
talpunishmeut from the statute books
and hereafter imprison murderers for
one yesrsudupoutbsir talcum
them withadeedof abocaesndlot—
Auscuie Sentinel.
Oeueralordeerfi,” from the
officsof tbeadjntaut mature-da-
“instruction-formanmslgusl
ccrpsshowiug thsnumhsr of dots and
dashesfuresob lsttsvssdnumsval. also
favpauateatiuumarksandfrsotlcse. A
' I 65W
Nicki-(OCMWWIIM
ate last week.
theoldUuoleAcscnplace.
Co. are erecting a new building west of
the glue factory.
New York last week.
smith shoplme vacated by Eli Barr,
and intends to engage in the repairing
of carriages and general jobblng.
Daubury.
nose does not seem to correspond with
the firm’s name, as they have hardly
done any work for the past six months.
Now they have closed the shop entirely.
town on Wednesday.
organ recital to hsgiveu at the Eniscopel
on the 10th of this month.
ernment shows itself in various ways.
Among others in new street lamps and
an efficient lamp-lighter.
the firm of Burtls d: Mead, grocers, was
entered by thieves on Thursday night,
and robbed of considerable clothing and
other articles.
Bicycle club, of New Canaan, gave one
of their lantern parades. It surpassed in
beauty the one given by the club last
fall, which was witnessed by many spec-
tators." Perhaps it would be more cor-
rect to state that the bicycle club of New
Canaan postponed their lantern parade
bequ the rain.
money if you choose, but you can save
one half of it by using Brussels soap.
- u =
01' Till aonsarcrrc.
,. ,.
“this
so;
”a".
GMMWN AND DIANOI'HLI»
Johnathan Belts was very unfortun-
Hcloet his pocketbook B
which contained .28. He Is positive he
lost it in the factory while at work, and
whoever found it their conscience has
lap-irate .st
ulsflm‘ walk a-
vacss malted.
not troubled them enough yet to eokmo L
ledge it.
Leroy Osborn a Son have moved into
ADI.
The Gilbert a Bennett Ianufacturlng
“rum
untoumtummmrwwktlm.
mdwthhhssfiastsxeasdugl
[Connery made a business trip to
hit Barnour prominent blacksmith.
limit.
ct...- “now new: c
ntvmruaar mva'tea‘tia.
i 15%|” Ann.
, cidtf
WEDNESDAY, ' ”1"“ ‘
Jellyllesss , .
Press-asst a tireless al‘
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on clear)"
Miter.
no Illxlr
of ”to
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II “0le TOP SHOOT WILL hm
want of Isa
Brown M' New Benn
bl :- nu otiovs max South nor-air.
lire. liary Davis ts visiting friends in
The Swift Manufacturing Co.'s busi-
AUL’HON. THURSDAY. trov. ma AT 0 P. I.,
the house sad lot In 00 and If straw
Norwalk. Pays to
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Isrsl o:sat. A good iuvswsisat'
iiw all! "CHILL. Auctionew.
Henry Beers, of Bridgeport, was in
HORSI. SHOOT All.) Banana—ram“
and road base Ins roadster wlad
putts. Buggymidharnemueasiynaw. If desired
adrst-clsmcanopytopalso. Willbesoldchraplf
soldscom Dirpsssdof forwautcfusr. Applyat
thisclles. oib
saw CANAAS sens.
Prof. N. K. Ferris is arranging for an
The band of New Canaan's new gov-
The house of Ir. Benjamin Mead, of
NONI) HAND FURNITUBI. STOVE. CAI Um “I. u ' 2
S "“ '°“ ”“3 m” clowninookemd
TO LET.
From the Stamford Advocate:-“The
him, 1 time 25c. 8 times 5°C. 1 week 81.00. '
advertise-traits soda this head, not exceeding 5
Norwalk.
. TORI No. :15 NORTH IAIN STREET, SOUTH
Norwslk. inquire at to Union street, :31"
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—Oi hon—rise you can fool away your
IN EAST NORWALK.
warm, 6 room
teal heater in the cellar.
perior
rilrer. Good reference required Rent
It fit
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A FIRST-CLASS. VlllY
cottage. with slatcrocf. lconom-
So to the
81 smcuih.
luquncof C. W. “COUNT.
rooms etch. Water in. and
Joan ll. KNAI'P.
a! Wat street. South lorwalk.
ms stood 3W11m_
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A good story is told at the expense of
Col. W. H. Stevenson by some of his
friends whereby the press of business
duties caused the genial manager of the
Housatonic system to forget his horse,
but the faithful steed remembered his
sortable. lilac Burlnctt hours and turn. near rrsi-
dehcc of Chas C. Stevens; 8100. "613$"
I. A. W WARD.
OWBR PART 01' none: on 11108 STBIIT,
seven rooms to small family. A to
bloat JAIN c. CROWD. Son Norwalk.
N! 11005! AND PART 0' TWO HOUSES
on Wood avatar. Water in. Bent rm-
master.
It so happened last Thursday morning
that Col. Stevenson drove his favorite
horse "Billy" over from “Crdhflllll’fl,”
so. «triers dinnerwuamsoumi:
No.53 M ""‘sulf,’ "1"“
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stree near Wood avenue. Was: in.
Fairfield, to this city. Col. Stevenson
drove into Charlie Ruggies‘ stable, tied
the horse, and at once proceeded to his
office. Business matters occupied his
attention until 12:27 when he took the
express for Norwalk. He attended the
annual meeting of the Daubnry and Nor»
During the afternoon, Charlie Buggies
called at Col. Stevenson‘s ofice to know
what he should do with “that horse.”
W. Shelton Stevenson told him that he
thought the best thing to do wasto "feed
him.”
Ilr. Rugglaa did so. After he was fed
the horse disappeared. Iir. Buggies
thought some one had come for him; but
the fact was the intelligent horse had
trotted over toFalrfield, and was waiting
at the depot for the 10:03 train from
New York. .
When Col. Stevenson got off the train
and saw “Billy” it was the first time he
had thought of the faithful animal since
tying him in the morning.
“Billy" is so in the habit of going to
the depot at 10:02, that his action in‘ this
matter was not so very wonderful. As
Col. Stevenson seldom forgets anything,
this silent and faithful horse madeadecp
imprefii’on’ tipoil‘ sumasiéi . 5's trusted
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Let the wife cultivate the strictest con-
fidence in hcrhlisband. Little acts of
deception weigh heavily and often make
lead of the whole. Don’t turn sour.
husband's heart in your keeping: can you
not share his pleasantriea with others?
Study your husband. Conform your
rates as much as possible to his. Lay
while he is at home, and devote yourself
to him.
I clserthssuppsr away and put our
child in bed. Our one extravagance is
two New York daily papers. which we
newsof the dayer play chess, cards,
dominoes and other games. I have
msdemysrlf proficient in thasegamsn
havereadbucksandstudtedbptcsofiu-
invest tobimlacrdsr to beconvsrsant
withtbsll.
I havcbcsumsrrisdslevenyssrsacd
.bavsuo dmelty in keeping my hur-
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RAND OPISINO SOCIABLB or Tfll IIT—
Academy. will be bet! at
RBSIAKING FOB LADIES AND Cllllr
drec. Will work in homes of persona
IRS. PISSONS
its train sheet. Norwaik.
A LOT OF
600B HURSES F01! SALE!
Very cheap. at .
.. Benefit.
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Monday Ev'
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