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Till CONSOLIDATED BOA”. _
treating on latest
The directors of the Consolidated road
held an important meeting Baturdoy. It
which a number of matters of public for
trust were determined. The usual dean
Ladies should reed ll. Kriogsr‘n now
advertisement in to-day'n issue.
was Hattie Trowhrldgs of Denburv.
speetsnudey with live. Donton humour
“wholesome—$0.0:
'bse.
—-Ahoreeformleobeep. Appiyat - .
HouttZoinfl'o.
limDntbs Planes has arrived home
from Pneblo.(iolorsdo, where the ha
been for almost a year.
Fred Hill, son of E. J. Hill, is,s|owly
rfioverlng from his recent attack of
It bubonseid that thnpootmeeters
inel linseed thenlhentborswouidsetw
But that “nominal line" is“). A
careful reading of the instructions to
terly dividend of 2} per cent. was declar-
ed. payable January it. This is the
dividend on the new stock, being m
‘ stun
has. It”.
typhoid fever.
Adams Brothers are laying a new floor
of Georgia pins in their market on Main
It is rumored that there in to be e to
caption at the Norwnlk lfilitsry Inetlo
rate before a great while.
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It in further said, would
have saved all this trouble.
ed upon transducer-isms of “West
It calls for «ammo rust-d
street, borough.
of 0387.5“) an heretofore. Books M
The bet shipments from this city for A large number of local . are
menswe-
An ex-pootmsstor of a neighboring
town in speaking of the matter given the
‘ other side Ind says: “I suppose a large
majority of people who read of the arrest
of postmortem throughout Connecticut
In". on account of the Pellinsr matter regard
‘ it an a just punishment tor what they
the week ending Ionday, Nov. lllh,
amounted to 001 uses, illli racks.
Three children received the rite of
baptism at the morning nufvlce in the
W church yesterday.
James (Salary. of Nongaluck, former-
ly of Norwalk, was in town today, vie
Wt his whet remittances. I
WNW-.1“:
“Mamet
going and coming from the builting
grounds in this vicinity every day.
Nearly all report good shooting.
George Gianna, who enlisted in the
regular army last July, is spending a
few days In the borough. He is station-v
ed at present on David's island.
1.“.miuwu heshnldsrntsppol lint.
ed to screens benefits and damages on the
taken the new thorns to which they ,
entitled, end on each of which there b
a handsome profit in premiums.
directors voted to extend tho
taking such stock until the clarion of
in. After that.
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card aunts}...
harmonisation
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hunrnuwucvr
., )tbiskw
s Decem .
W 't ., “Funk
semiannual fraud on tho
, one . 15‘s,, '-
Kutllt the fourth, Mam Mm“
by parties who have a store or some oth-
or public place for business, the salary of
tho postmaster being merely a nominal
sum that would hardly pay the rent of
the room. They are required tokeep the
government funds separate from any
other so that most of them take from
the money drawer of their business the
amount of the salon for stamps each day
and put ithy itself in some place arrang-
ed for it. If it happens that anyone calls
for stamps who for any reason does not
wish to pay for them they are charged
on the books of the business and the cash
advanced to the government drawer at
Hon. Samuel Fensenden has gone to
New York city for a week to recuperate
’ his health by the advice of his physician.
Dr. H. P. Oieb.
’ ——Pure home rendered lard in 5 and 10
pound pails, net, for 50 and 90c. each, at
Ferd Hayes' market.
tics would he done by enforcing theru .
The unsubscribad stock will probably
sold by the company.
It was voted to go to work at on'
upon the double tracking of the Sh
Line and to complete the work as soar
possible from Clinton to New London.
it was also voted to four-track the
main line for five miles south from New
This will involve new tracks
over the meadows, for which the piling
can be most advantageously sunk during
the winter when the ice makes the euro
These four tracks will make
easier the handling of trains which flock
into New Haven very near together.
sonar I!” proposed layout of Lowe street will hear
parties interested in the matter at the
Council Chamber to-morrow evening.
Fred Lockwood, of East Norwalk, has
returned from a week's sport near Ridge-
He brought a large bag of game
home with him after giving away a large
Rev. M" V‘“ ““7"“ 9'9“th the portion of his ehootiugsto his friends.
second of his series of sermons on “Our
Girls” last evening, before a large can-
W
I. I. lea-aid Weather Forecasts.
The energetic storm moving yesterday
from lionemta outwardly will probably
continue its advance today to the At-
lactic coasts with increasing force, possi-
bly becoming dangerous to coestwise
shipping on Long Island Sound and ad
jeoent waters. Temperature was nearly
Charles Less of Bridgeport was sent.
enced on Saturday to six months’ im-
prisonment and a fine of .100 for assault
on Victoria Nichols, and was held to an-
ewer in the superior court for the mar-
der of Mrs. George Walker.
Stephen Stanley, tbenged father of S.
K. Stanley, is reported to be in a very
feeble condition at the home of his son
on Main street, borough. night.
As the salary of the postmaster
does not depend upon the sale of stamps
in the least, such proceedings ought to
satiefy the government, and would ex-
cept that business principles are ignored
WINNII’AUK AND BROAD RIVER.
News and Gossip of the Day In That
Neighborhood.
The Panton family have exchanged
stationary in the United Statesyeeterday,
but fell in the Northwest.
trict today fair to partly cloudy weather
will probably prevall,witb slight thermal
changes, and fresh variable winds, fol-
Anotber important move was the de-
cision toresrrange the crossing of the
tracks at Williams Bridge, where Har-
lem road and the Consolidated come to-
Alreedy one bad crossing on
The latest version of the nickel-slot
craze is “drop a two~dollar bill into the
post office and eeeThe News come out
for a year."——Stamford News.
by the government.
Under the rulings
of the post oiiice department every post-
master in this country is liable to arrest
for felony. Suppose a postmaster ac-
ccptsa check in payment for stamps,
envelopes or postal cards,which is a very
common occurrence; he is liable to ar-
rest for felony, as, if he can accept a
check, he can a note or any other prom-
Iowed by higher temperature, southerly
winds and possibly by rain. In the lid-
dls Staten and New England fair to part-
ly cloudy, slightly warmer weather will
probably prevail, with variable winds,
bemmiug southerly, followed by rain in
the northern parts of this section and
New England colder, cloudy to partly
cloudy weather will probably prevail,
their house near the Fair Grounds for a
house in Brooklyn, and willsoon move
to Stamford to reside.
Ralph Kellogg‘s new building is about
completed. and the grocery store which
he proposes to open there will be a great
convenience to the people of this vicin-
those roads has been obviated by each
company running trains on the left hand
track between there and the depot. That
arrangement, however, left one ugly
grade track crossing at the Williams
Bridge junction. This is to be got rid of
by building a railroad for the up track,
carrying it over the others and thus
avoiding any grade crossing whatever.
The anatomical museum in Reed Hav-
ilaud’e block Opened Saturday and was
visited by a large number of men. The
proprietors make a large display.
Mr. Raymond, of the firm of Johnson,
Raymond & 00., carriage makers, of
New Canaan, died this morning of ty-
phoid fever. Deceased was well known ‘09 '0 PV-
bir. and Mrs. W II. Davis, who were
If a first-clam postmaster or
any other is handed a letter by his wife
or any member of his family for mailing,
even if he steps into line before the
stamp window and awaits his turn, be is
liable to arrest for felony unless the
money to buy this stamp was given him
with the letter, as the rulings are that e
postmaster can buy stamps only for his
own private use, which is the very ruling
these poetmasters are taken under in the
Pelllner cases.
A TILE CIRCULAR.
The Anarchists Distribute Them in the
Dead of Night.
The anarchists have circulated around
New Haven a circular calling upon all
working men to unite today and com-
moments the judicial murder which it
says was perpetrated when the scar-
chists were hanged two years ago on
November it. On the first page is ro
presented a seaflold and elnotbe last
by rain or snow, with south-
westerly to nerthwenterly winds, follow-
ed by clearing and fair weather, and on
Wednesday colder, fair weather.
“cold wave" of some severity will proba-
bly develop in the rear of the storm.
married on October 24, by Rev. C. E.
Torrey, were “serenaded” last Friday
Mr. Davis came out and passed
around cigars and other refreshments
amid the cheers of the crowd.
The town has a gang of men at work
making better gutters along the Winni-
The ball game between the two nines
at the Norwslk Military Institute went
to the junior nine by reason of the senior
nine refusing to play after the fourth it -
ning. Score 9 to 0.
George W. Mills, the ex-oil man of
Broad River, has recovered from his
recent sickness of lyphoid malaria and
an engineer in the
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linintnro Almanac tor To-nlorrow.
Inwt'ide i Sun rises ‘ Sunsets
! 7.06 6 36 A s . , h | . .
peers so on meeting will be held
in the Broad River district some evening
Anus-It of Oysters Exported to lurope for
era-tr nut-g nsnnim 9th. teen. "mined ‘0 '0"
electri li ht work.
' c g The note burning entertainment held
“Is it fair and just to establish rulings
that make a felon of every postmaster in
the United States? Has the United
States government a right to say that a
firm shall not loan money to a person to
buy stamps with because a member of
that firm happens to hold the office of
postmaster? Right, justice and liberty
would say it has no such power. If the
law allows it, then it is working on a
wrong basis and should begin again
words of the tire anarchists. It is a four
page sheet, and in it is the silent abuse
which can be uttered about the press.
religion, good order, and in fact every-
thing and everybody in general but the
socialists. It closes a fiery harsngue by
calling upon the workmen to “Clear the
ranks” and is signed by the Internation-
al Wotkingmen of Chicago.
evidently distributed last night as none
of the sheets were found before dark.
m Membersof Complny D will meet at
‘1}: the armory sharp at half past seven this
2) evening to attend the camp fire of Doug-
Tbey will be escorted
—- to the Post moms by the Douglas Fowler
at the Broad River chapel, last week
net ted about ‘40.
A double wedding is said to be one of
the events of the near future in this
iii
3 Ins Fowler Poet.
SEE?!
Non-Support and Theft.
Henry Warm,wa deserted his wife
about two months ago, was tried before
Justice Austin Saturday afternoon for
He was convicted and re-
quired to furnish bonds in the sum of
$75 to support his wife for six months,
giving her 83 per week. Charles Ober-
——Three pounds of good beef steak for
250. at Ferd Hayes’ market.
THE LOCAL NEWS.
Arthur Russell is home from college
for a few days.
H. Krieger announces a special sale of
millinery this week.
Muskrats in the Northwest are build-
ing houses three stories high, with man-
sard roofs and bay windows and steam
.._._._. heaters in the cellar. Some persons may
-—Ten cents a pound for sausage 01‘ think this is a sign of a hard winter, but
IOU"!!! NOBWALK STE“ LAUNDRY.
Holiday Dividends.
where it would not override human
liberty.”_fl_‘
In the Polo Arc-n.
The New Haven and Springfield teams
play in New Haven to-night.
man, who removed the household effects
1 ‘ 'I’Om F id , N o g i r
from Warm’e house on the Ely Neck 8 I I, M 8m to Friday
It is asign that somebody in
Nov. 15th, one day’s wash free.
spare rib at Ferd Hayes’ market.
McKay has been released by Heriden
and will at once join New Britain.
road, after Warm had deeded the house
to him as a means of getting rid of his
wife, was tried for theft in taking thing.
M l
The top dressing is being put on the
macadamized road on North Main street 2nd “0'“ Friday, NOV- 15 to Friday,
Nov. 28, one day's wash free.
Bi from from Friday, Nov. 22d, to Fri-
Rev. Archibald Wheaten preached I!
the Baptist Church in this city yesterday
All of the clubs played Saturday night.
New lIalVOll visited Hartford and was
victorious, 10 to 6; 'Bridgeport went to
and his discourses
very high order.
belonging to lira. Warm. He was found
da , N . 29,
guilty and fined ’7 and y ov one order on Comstock
Miss Julie H. Camp of Bridgeport, is
Bros. for e 320 suit of c'otbee, to be
visiting with Miss Emily Wilson, of the H" “mm whim
costs. He ep-
Meridm and was defeated 4 to 0, and
Springfield went to New Britain and
won O to 3.
was faithfulness. The subject was
_.___.. _ handled in amauner that made it highly
Special revival services will be held in nppfeClltt’d by the large congregation.
the South Norwalk Methodist Church
peeled the case. given away at Sullivan's is 1:3! store on
Thanksgiving day, between i and 3 pm.
4th from Friday, Nov. 29, to Friday.
Dec. 6, one day’s wash free.
5th from Friday, Dec. 0, to Friday,
Dec. 13, one day’s wash free.
6th from Friday. Dec. 13, to Friday.
Dec. 20th, one day’s wash free.
7th from Friday, Dec. 20th, to Friday,
Dec. 27, one order on Comatock Bros. for
a 020 suit of clothes to be given away at
Geo. Lockwood‘s aegar store on Christ-
mas Day, between i and 8 p. in.
8th from Friday, Dec. 27, to January
8, 1890, one order on Comslook Bros. for
a $25 suit of clothes or overcoat, (to he
participated in only by customers who
have been in all seven weeks), to be given
away at S. Wagner's segar store on New
Year’s Day, between 1 ends p. m.
.ICWDmoflstainh wash shalt bellies
tbeemlllomml WWI-mm
Participantszmettali hamliesn’itvxpmr
reiterating/'89»: eight o'clock p. "M:
I All packages must be paid "for and
taken from office within ton days from
the time they are brought in.
These dividends apply only to custom-
ers bringing their washing to the office
and taking it sway—after laundering.
F. H. Tavwrt.
Bonn Bake Tit-Night.
This evening Douglas Fowler Post, G.
A. R., will hold an old-time bean bake
at their commodious hall on the Wash
ington street bridge. They have invited
Co. D, 4th Regt., C. N. 6., to participate
with them and the meeting together of
the two organizations will doubtless be
the occasion of much pleasure.
ArthurL. Benedict is down the bar-
bor today in search of frost fish. He
seldom goes fishing, but when he does
he always returns with more stories than
His friends therefore will antici-
pate some lively ones this evening.
—Just arrived, a car of Rose potatoes,
at Hunt d: Zeluii'e.
Rev. C. M. Pegg -will preach at the
Iadison street If. E. church, New York,
-—In order to reduce stock before re
moving to Air. Dunn’s new building, I
will make a discount of 10 per cent. on
all cash sales of furniture previous to re-
moval. Geo. II. Raymond, 36 ldain St.,
The members of the Amphion Singing
Nety will be given a banquet at the
City Hotel at the close of to-night's
Fire Department Cancun and Fair.
This evening occurs the concert at
)fusic Hall under the auspices of the
South Norwslk fire department.
aflair has been well advertised and the
indications are that the attendance will
be very large.
Tomorrow the several committees
will” consistence hall andeill prepare
for the isiwwhiclrIwilIrrbe'lrsld on the
four evenings following. '
H. S. Pickering has resigned his posi-
tion an engineer at Wilson Point and
will shortly open a meat market in East
more
The Congregational Church people in
this city are looking forward with much
plusure to the dedication of their new
I ‘ i . . . - [9% l . .I
evdnt ii mfit‘fimtigfidtd 'upon it
it°will probably be about Christmas, a
befitting time for the imposing ceremon»
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gmfi‘hl: .: .i'
a. , brim
lug houses, at Ford Hayen’ market.
Tbs. nerpl 9f,” [”3me IQ , res
‘ , y m inretfiifrs his; tied
In ins Island with military honors.
The Indiee’ Aid Society of the East
Ave. I. E. Church will meet tomorrow
evening at the residence of lire. Frank
‘Dsy, corner of Van Zandt avenue and
«III» we {WA/mflfll’hfilfil‘i N IT“
M 0.. ‘aetntuswaIst. drummer binned
negotiations for thepurcbase of the old
established news and stationery business
of S. K. Stanley at No. 48 Wall street,
borough, and this morning took pom
sins of the store and began taking lnveu~
tory. lfr. Stanley retains the wholesale
branch of the business which includes
cigars and tobacco and will occupy a
room over the store. lfr. Benedict, it is
understood, contemplates making some
changes arid improvements in the ar-
range merit of the store.
—-Wbile others may be good—Brussels
soap is the purest end beetof them all.
A Very Ilnavy Irelglt Tea-e.
Of late there has been an immense
freight trams-over all the railroads in
In this rushing business
tho eastern madness sharing.
the Consolidated road men said that
never before in all his experience bed be
known as much freight moving over the
road in Neverhbsr, as was at present
being «canceled. (in Friday to extra
loaded care were sent up from Barium
i... set. -
in” the Y. I. C. A. ball yesterday after-
noon, led by the president, J. L. Ambler.
Rev. C. E. Torrey, lire. Van Alstyne,
president of the Women’s Auxiliary, and
A. H. Wilcox trade short addresses.
A double male quartettn sang several se-
--lfake your housework easy by using
.. d ' l f
Pure home rendered in tutors o B lssoap. lie I singquelitieeere
25 pounds. and upwards, 8 cents a pound
at Ford Bayen’ market.
The funeral of Augustus Lyon was
held at his late moldencn, on Railroad
Square yesterday afternoon. Pilgrim
Lodge, of Bidgeflnld, of which deceased
was a member, and Butler Lodge, I. O.
O. F.,nttsnded in a body. Rev. 0. J.
North was the animating clergyman.
interment was in Union cemetery.
Inch interestiooentered inthe exhi-
bltlnntcboglvenhy HandgarJohnnon
or his two-yeer-old colt at thntreck of
tho NorwalkDrlvingAmuclatinn. The
youngster hrs-din bemopeedyend
much money bmheen'wsesrrdon the
remit. ”Inhibition willlienpnbiio
.10 pounds of kettle-rendered lard, in
tube. not, for 81.00, at Ferriugton’s msr-
bt. Railroad Piece. Not sdultereted ._________...._....
- Poultry Association Preparations.
The New Haven Poultry Association
has completed some arrangements for
the show to be held at Ionic Hall four
days, beginning January 9. After much
consideration A. F. Pierce, of Handhel-
ter,li. 3.. was selected as judge. He
has been judge in some of the biggest
shows in the country, and has a national
reputation as a poultry fancier. it was
decided that exhibitors could use their
own coupe, because at the hotshow fault that the individual may look the embed-
wenfound with those furnished bythe inset of good taste and good nature,
assent-tum The hundred and fifty spa— and, on the other head, a fat. chubby.
Vcht Wodnssdey Charlie Lee will
. ' Oliinees store and laundry at at
“It St, where he will sell Chinese
Mil! malty kinds, and do everything
pertaining to the levrndry budnsns.
~1uordertcreducsntonk before mov-
liauu’n new budding, I will
Wadi-count of ill percent. on all
The first week of the polo season is
finished, and it finds the new Haven
team n r the top round of the ladder,
having won four games of five played,
m
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Apply d the slice.
OABDmOAlBINIcILY AOOOII
enumerating areal. ilou l
A IIIIJABLI All“
lion in tensity. Won»:
For
I. W}, Norwslk. 0t.
ALI. All)!!!” Till STATI.
Ionroe, in Falsiield county, ienaid to
have a criminal neorduneqceisd by that
of any town of such small population-
about Loon—in Connecticut. Within
ility years too murders have occur-
red in that town, and only two or three
of the murderers have been punished.
in the town there are fifty married per-
sons who have repented by mutual con-
esiit or by divorce.
A freight train on the New York and
New England road was derailed at Bris-
tol, Friday night. Oneof the cars rolled m ‘9?"
down from a high embankment. It was
smashed and its cargo of flour was ruin-
lul. 11, 13,14,
Benefit'
Still Ilium
W Monday Evening.“
' rand Vocal and 7‘
CAN Hill; A SITUA.
assist with
information.
LADIIS 0i! OINTLIIIN OA
modeled with board in good I or
without heat, at No. a) chestnut street, llauth Noe-
] glow
The recent acts of vandalism in the
lortlmor cemetery. liddlstown, are he.
llnved to have been committed by Wil-
liam Keerns, a dangerous insane, who
pod horn the nylon for the
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TAYLOR a GOLDEN,
Insurance Assn
“We'lpmoo
Ir. 8. S. M In“ m.
Four children of Louis Cs
liontowese died on different days last
week of diphtheria.
twelve years of age.
children are ill with but small chance of
All were under
His two other
A
(HEATED PARK IOCKAWAY, BUILT
l'lnndreu.but little used. Will be sold concert.
cheap it called for at once. A at
at social} in UOYT'E.
GGY AND UAths.—-IAIILY
horse. nae roadster, good wind and
Boggy and harness nearly new. If desired
a iirstelnsn canopy top also. Will he sold cheap if
sold soon. Dir-posed of for want of use. Apply at
this once. ol5 if
Henry 8. Cook, a Norwich tailor, has
a board which, when fully unfurled,
drags on the ground.
silky. Ordinarily hit. Cook wears it in
a coil inside his vest.
Michael Coagrove of New Britain,
while drunk Friday night, stabbed his
son Iohn twice in the breast.
The father is under arrest.
Stafford residents have petitioned the
county commissioners to limit the num-
ber of saloons in the town to four, one to
every 500 inhabitants.
John Kinsell skipped from Bridgeport
Friday with $850 belonging to his broth-
er William, who keepa a drug store.
A company has been formed in Deep
River for the purpose of quarrying pav-
ing stones and will employ 300 men.
Internal Revenue Collector Hutchinson
will remove with his family from Essex
to Hartford for the winter.
The West Stafford Congregational
church celebrated its one hundred and
twenty-fifth anniversary yesterday.
Congress will be asked for an appro-
priation for a government building in
It is black and
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Winks Bextetio (lists
“The
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items. lssou, Peanut sad "
a Quartette. Lullaby
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EAL [STAT]! FOR SALE—I! YOU WANT A
housc.orlot,ora farm cheep,
N .5 Wash at lorrcugzch'lg‘omtarndicn's office,
0. ngtonsL,asl y vs unopened
meoftbeilncst lots in town and a number of
Also a nun simmer resi—
barn. “More house, acre of land. all
iront. Also insuranceof all kinds in
them are water fronts.
inm- wnis
Selected: n.
lr.AlbertA.Da ofthe“ .
W0 choice building lots, so and so feel from, on
West avenue. Apply to W.C.SAI§I‘ or
f
Ir.
8. Chornachhe Hitler's Waning. ,
ROUND HAND FURNITURE. STOVBS, CAR-
drc, bought and sold or sold on commie-
slon, at my new piece of busiuas, under the all ~
barracks, South N
mornmsfifiou ’
A Comedietta in One
lir. Char vs lortimer '
Bob O‘lts il'erty (Daltou‘e Servant)
1'30“um ll.
TO LET.
Advertisements under this head, not exceeding 5
lacs, 1 time disc. 8 times tile. 1 week 81.00.
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3. Instrumental Scxtettn. “M”
Wilkn m Gish.
gelseted
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5. Boll'o and Choruamme’
d. Mandolin some”.
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7. Isle Chorus. “The
' W0 SIX-R00}! gflTAGBS 0N QUINTARD
IS BURRITT, South Norwalk.
OUSES AND APARTMENTS IN THIS CITY
and it Best Norwaik.
Zandt avenue, East Norwallr.
Also store on You
TAYLOR a. GOLDEN.
Real Estate and Insurance Agents
ARTS OF TWO HOUSES 0N HONBOI 81,
South Norwaik, Apply to
IRA SHIOUU.
0173! ON HIGH STREET, rarrr OF HOUSE
on Water street. Hours on West Norwalk
street. Inquire of
HAYIONO BROS.
W0 HOUSES ON TOLLRn STBIET, RIGHT
Water in, and conveniences.
JOHN H. KNAPP,
as West street. South Norwslk.
OWltR PART 01' HOUslt ON HIGH STRII‘I',
seven rooms to small family. A
JAIBS (I. CROW 8, Soul.
NR HOUSE AND PART OF TWO HOUSES
on Woodward avenue. Water in.
tenable. Also Burlbutt house and bars, near resi-
dence of Chan. 0. Stevens; .8.
A WONDERFUL WOMAN.
Amelia B. Edwards—A Critic, Novelist.
Journalist Ind Autiquary.
It has been the fortune of few women
Ioacbieve the success bliss Amelia B.
Edwards has won for herself in two such
widely different lines of work as novel
writing and Egyptian exploration, says
the November Book Buyer.
The daughter of an English officer,
Miss Edwards early showed a taste for
art and letters, and while yr! little more
than agirl (1853), began her literary
career by contributing some papers to
the periodicals of the day,
was twenty-four her first novel appeared
(1855), and this was followed at not
infrequent intervals during the next
twenty-five years by many others.
Poems,hiatorical works and books for the
young were also published by her during
than years, and she continued to be an
indefatigable writer for the press, her
contributions covering an extensive
range of subjects, from obituary sketches
to political leaders, and from arcbaa ilog-
ical notes to dramatic criticisms.
In 1874 and 1875 Miss Edwards with
a party of friends made an extended
journey through the country of the
Nile, of which a pleasant record waé
subsequently printed by her under the
road, Imuilctory on Water
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Connecticut Sunday Schools.
title of “A Thousand Miles up the Nile.”
This trip amused in her a profoun
interest in the wooden of Egyptian
antiquities, and was the immediate
cause of her entering upon those archaic-
logical studies which have made her one
of the eminent Egyptologists of the age.
It was due chiefly to her exertions on
OPENING.
Slill’l, Oil. 5, iiui’yflhes’ri
Mrs. W. Fawceii’s,
No. 3 Water Street.
During the past year the Connecticut
Sunday School Annotation has held 157
conventions, conferences, &c., for the
promotion of Sunday School work in
our state. It has organised fifteen new
Sunday Schools in needy neighborhoods.
The President R. T. Prndden of New
[remand thocbeirmae dissonanc-
tlveeossuriuewllbnmdeetenm North
Haven ”outmoded nearber‘lrnf :tbsm
convection; payhatnew costumers;
and giving much time and labor to the
cause. The State Secretary, W. H. Hall,
has attended 485 conventions and con-
ferences, organised 11 new Sunday
schools, visited 88 other Sunday schools,
spoken on Sunday school work 146
times, and traveled 10,591 miles. Presi~
dent Prudden is to be absent in Europe
during the nextsix months, and 0.8.
Poole has been elected to act as presi-
dent protem for that time.
no Board and noon ”has.
her return from this journey to England
that the Egyptian Exploration society
was founded, of which since its organ~
inatlon she has been one of the honorary
secretaries. For her original researches
in this department of science the has re-
ceived the degree of Ph.D., Lon, L.H,
Dir unaccustomed loo-sonnet
flies Edwards is a member of
therBiblieaiuArcbnrologinsl sheistyrnld
of- the Society for the Promotion of
Hellenic Studies. and is a vice-president
of the (British) National Society for We-
men’s Suffrage—N. H. Palladium.
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