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neonates-tat it: to the insists»
‘ warts- thslludson Valley, Piedmont,
‘ Wu addNorth otrolint, Ind will he
“interim lees severity, on the Atlantv
Recast as in south at Norfolk. Tem-
icil very generally in the United
' . The chief minimum
Wmtdcgrees, at Fort Buiord,
M; the chiei maximum ’18, at Key
; West. In this district today consider-
”wallly cooler.clesrweatber and brisk to
flush northwestarly winds will probably
prevail. Intheliddlcstates and licw
J ”and fair, considerably colder weath-
u‘andbrtskto fresh northwest to west
winds will prevail, would by light
in the extreme northern districts.
19a Saturday in this motion‘and in New
w clear, slightly colder weather
[sell to light westerly winds will
My prevail; and on Sunday isir,
dlgbtly warmer weather. Fronts will
y occur in the northern part of
f 1"the “cotton belt” between the Mississippi
,« River and Georgia.
. Wax-nuns ear 'lc-laarew.
munch-n “in"
THE LOCAL NEWS.
mutant ones it to be lighted by
Kerry White has returned irorn a visit
ln'fitalniord.
William new» in. returned from u
tilt in Brooklyn.
Min State is spending a few days in
Raven with relatives.
Homer H.Kelly iits moved into iii!
“Three pounds of good beef steak ior
We. at Ferd Hayee’ market.
Wiliiam Lane is building a large dwell-
A . lug house in East Norwalk.
3 .The hoatharta is discharging a cargo
, clonal at Raymond Bros. dock.
‘: ‘chFrnncisRynnliesatWilson Point
dnekwithaiond oi coal ior Raymond
’ An infant and only son oi James
“and. of Winnipauk, was buried yes-
iterday.
«Extra Fine confectionery sugnr at
‘ ”Starr’s, 8. Iain street. Norwslk.
-E.I.Ierritthsnhrokeu ground tor a
new wagon repair shop on Water street,
borough.
KitsynnBcusouwsa fined sum and
--Purchnme rendercdisrdintubsoi
Spundtsudnpwardgdceutsapound
WWMiM
‘chhmlnlnslreet. .
oiGharles 7.
«AW prayer
hid nthereaidcnce
onQnintsrdsvenucthisevening.
revetment oi seats indicate a
’ . intimates at the concert to he
bylLPsnl‘schcirfltthpera
nettle-daycvsulng.
.EMIsusutlyintheemploy
Maud W.lt.0lmttetd,
luau-ram
hammered-.34
ram
'Tbssssssivtptrititbtbovesskials
numeral—numb '
Wisghilde snicthsmarhet
asliicgiortwsntysastsapeaed.
Thundbmtfltlflmqfllsst
M‘s‘dcskaulcsdiugcmi. ,
~Tryltsrl’snrcwsTleebttiorsoughs.
lsnuisctsndatfllsismllorwslk.
Gitoilntch started this morning ior
Utehdsid cosutyou a hunting expedi-
ties. W ‘
ii. a. Reynolds. oi the borough.has
contracted to build Dr. G.B.Ksudail’s
newbosss.
ThshlicrwsihYoangPeopiea’Drs-
in... own-WM "bit...
I, slstgsts reminded tbstthethirddao
glee will be worked this cvenio
aim tit
its regular monthly meeting last night.
Only routine business was transacted.
——Pure home rendered lard in ii and 10
pound pails, net, iorwnodiiic. each, at
Ferd Bayes‘ market.
The ireight trsmc over the Daobury c
Norwaik division oi the Eousstonic road
lsreportcdto bcvsry heavy justnow.
Thcpulpit oi the Norwalk lethcditt
church will bsoocnpied on Sunday by
Rev. 1. I. Simmons, n iormer pastor.
As the quality oi the macadam road is
now pretty well demonstrated everybody
mys it is “a splendid road,” and that in
just what it is.
Arrangements are being made ior a
match game oi iootbail, to he played on
the Franklin street school grounds
Thanksgiving day niternoon.
Inspector Curtis has had a gang oi
men at work the past week giving the
borough sewers Ih=ir final cleaningbc-
icre cold weather acts in.
Governor Bulkeley has reappointed
Professor William G. Iixter of New
Haven state gas inspector ior three years,
iron: the that of last September.
~10 pounds of kettle-rendered lard, in
tube, net, ior 81.00, at Farriugton's mar-
ket, Rtiirond Place. Not ndulterated
with tullow.
Alfred Knox. a mum newsboy,
was severely injured yesterday by being
kicked in the leg by a horse belonging to
Honey d: Bentdiet, the grocers.
-Spring chickens and iowls 14 and 16
cents a pound, st F. Bayes' msiket.
Remember the meeting tonight in
Dibbie’e Hail. Everybody is cordially
invited. “embers oi the Y. W. (LT. U.
are specially invited to be present. The
meeting will be led by the president,
lire. G. F. Walers.
Prof. Rewell's dsncing ncademy,wilich
istoopenntlusic Gallon the 22d,
promisentobc very popular. The pro-
ieesor is a member oi the American So-
ciety oi Proiemors oi Dnnciug,and is
well acquainted with the latest society
dances. to
——In order to reduce stock beiore mov-
ing to Ir. Daun’s new building, I will
makes discount oi 10 percent. on all
cash sales oi iurniture previous tore-
moval. Geo. ll. Raymond, W linin 8;,
Norwalk.
Peter Clark, son of Preeldent Clark oi
the consolidated road, who has for four
years been connected with the Pennsyl-
vania road. has been appointed Boston
general agent ior the former rompsny,
with headquarters in the Bears building,
Boston.
Henry Finney oi Norwslk who was
recently detected stealing waste brass
irorn the foundry of W. W. Keyes, Jr.
oi Bridgeport by Chief Voilmer has Men
atom to sixty days in jail and lined
“handouts. Hewillbcobliged tore-
mnin in jail about four months.
George Francis Tram has accepted an
invitation to attend the meeting oi the
m ‘ ' ’ mountaineer
rem misses-Bum: indent inii
tends to give a topper in ”W more;
and will in his celebrated Boston
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“2%. nanometer:
tertsln themembers oi the msociaflon,
sadwantsaatntirchoteiiorthepurpcae.
Thenew stresrlo unopened through
thsslephsntlctcnthsWinnipsnkrnad,
willhsknownasCisvrisudavenue. The
,whicbisowuedbythe Butter-
wcrth iumily, has been surveyed and
cut epinto building lotto! goudsinr,
which will mil for With” each.
Thestrcetislaidnutnhdtreensrsbeing
planted,hat the lotswill not,i: inna-
dsrstocd, be placed upon the market
untilsprlng.
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left the bones amida liberal shower oi
rice, old shots and best with. and were
driven tothsir new homeon Elisabeth
street. The present. received by the
bride and groom were numerous and
valuable.
llTlI’l‘flIlll‘l’l.
dance. the Indian.
Next Tuesday evening our theatre-
goers will have an opportunity to set
Chat. ‘1‘. Ellis in his ever popular uni.
cal comedy drama, “Casper the Y r."
Ir. Ellis visited this city last year and
won the admiration oi his audience.
The Lancaster Era says: A delighted
audience wimessed the presentation of
“Casper, the Yndicr,” at Prootos’s Opera
Home on Theredsy night by the popular
Charles T. Ellis. the ionmost German
comedian oi this country, not excepting
“Frita' Emmett. The play itself is a
heautiiul one, illustrating a good-beat ted
man’s love ior little children. During
lumopportuuity is silordcd ior
Ir. Ellis to sing severaloi hh pretty
songs. He hssaseeet tenor smud
the audience was charmed with his slug.
ing. Bis support throughout isoscel-
lent. While singing his Christmas rung
Ir. Ellis distributed toys through the
audience.
Next londny evening at the Opera
House, the choir oi St. Paul's church,
under the direction at Ira. Huntington,
will give a grand concert. Thecboir
will be assisted by content thebcst talent
obtainable, including J. 8. Burdett, the
(uncut elocntiooist. The of
the entertainment will go to the ry
of St. Paul’s chunk.
Leland I. Pawnee.
0i Leland '1'. Powers, who is tolecturc
ior the Y. Ii. 0. A. on the Nth, the Dov»
er Daily Republican calm—”Leland 1'.
Powers enacted the entire play oi 'David
Gsrriclr,’ inking all the parta, and repre-
senting them periectly. The old man,
the lap, the actor, three squirm, the
daughter. and several visitors who called
in,-takiug the part oi ten persons. No
such mimicry was ever heard in this city
beicre; and a person standing hack to
the stage would have been sure there
were ten persons on the stage.”
"use us- " Brown in run rails Again.
George Brown, alias "Ind Ben," s
moulder by trade, and a well-known
character about town. was recently sent
tojailbyJustice Belleck toserveassnt-
coco oi three months ior intoxication.
While out working with a gang oi prie
onusniewdaysagmhecvndedthe
watchinlneas oi theoverseer and escspd
about fifteen days before the expiration
at his time. He returned to Norwsik
and st moo fell into his old ways. Yea-
terday hewasarrmd by Deputy Sheri!
Toner, charged with intoxication and
shoring his will». Hie trial takes place
this titer-noon beiors Justice Austin.
well through the”.
Edward Iitchell.a laborsremployed
ior Edward smith on East avenue, startr
ed towaik to Wihcn Point yesterday
in search oi employment. When he
renohedthchridgecromisgleadownw'
, lit tell of the summit, Ind
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him, W
—Freshhams iorroasting 12 cents a
pound. Frrahshouldsrsicsntsaponnd,
at Chestnutflt. market, South lorwaik.
“WM
South lorwsih people will havsan
WWII-Wednesday oi lhtcuiag
totwooi then-“ills;p
among the ’
church,namsly
ard.8,T.D..lhionary «Invade
and Utah, aadltt. Rev. 1.. [fireman
D..Ilttiossry
srstodellvtrsedrsssssstthsmimionary
stem J.8alhvsnwlil animate. at
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American tbstrustesiromdispnstn house-
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Thscplcvstddiellowsoithsbcrcugh
bsldtbtir tbitdsnnaslconcvrtandbsll
at theOpsra Bouts hat night. There
was a large attendance.mssy coming
iromoutoitown. Thsmudealaudlit-
lsr, oi Patchsstsr. pianist; the limes
Smith. the limes Taylor, the limes
Carl, It Hallowman and Kiss Biount.
The grand march took place at it!)
o’cloei,tbt.msrnbersoi thtlodgslead-
ing in theirdresa regalls. and dancing
was hsptup until the early hours or this
morning. The committee who conduct
rd thsaflnir so successfully wsscom
posed oi R. H. Taylor,charletllicbols.
A. A. Burton, Charles E. Walton and J.
ll. Golden.
The Week of Psnysr.
The evening meetings of the Y. I. G.
A. have been steadly inure-lug in at'
tendsncc. Last night was one oi special
interest. This evening, at 8 o'clock the
Bible Training Clam will hold a regular
session, followed by the 0 o'clock heetw
lug, subject “The Beat Walk.” The sub-
jectiorfiundayscrvwsati o’clock will an
be “The Giants we Fight.”
-—Untii you have tried Brussels soap
you have no right to pronounce every-
thing in the soap line so imposition.
aaavsssss by msrusalst mattress.
Addresses at the convention oi the
ministers oi the New York East and
New Bamlfidldricts in thsfitst
I. 3. church, iisw Haven. beginning
Iondny evening, will he: “The Limits-
tionsaudDeicctsoi SundsyBchooldys-
ucatiou and the
P. Rtymond; “It as an Agent oi
(lbristhn Culture.” roiemor O. 1'. Win-
chester; “The!” Position.” Proiesaor
H. G. Kitchen; ” oung People's work
in the Church,” it. it. Doherty; "The
Religious Future oi thellstion,” G. L
Thompson: “Vows taken at Church and
Coniercuce Doors, C. J. North: "Review
of Dachestsr's humanism. Versus the
Public School,” A. Michell. "The
Ten Best Books ior linbters"—-J. 8.
Whed‘on, 1. Simmons, E. 8. Perry, 8. W.
Toles, George Van Alstyne.
—Uutil you try the experimwt you
will never know that Brussels soap leads
thcwhoiccataloguc.
, The lhepnug had.
”sensual meeting oi the Shepaug,
Lilcbdeld & Northern Railroad company
was held in the bank building at Litch-
ilrld on Wednesday atternoon. Thcdi.
rectors elected are George D. Chapman.
Harold Clemons, IarcuaW. Robinson,
Embard 8. Parsons. Henry W. Bust,
Alexander Ic‘flcil, Edwin IcNeii, Ella.
worth I. Chapman, Walter J. Brown,
The Miners elected are President, George
D. Chapman; vice presldent, Harold Gle-
moss; weary, W. J. Brown; sentient
"MI, W. be m; “w.“ 0-
ll. Celt; superintendent, Alexander lic-
—-Ii quality and price aruwhat you
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M’m WEW’H. “m
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pbyduuthaptstlctttpaadthsperrset
systcmtbstoucswss theiral
“liyoa couldsss the human panor-
smstbatdallypamrahsinremyeyes in
thisrocmyouwould tied the teat ior
writar,sshssstln his cosy continuing
roomsttbal’ciypstbicledicaliustltute
theotbsrday. “ltistbclotoi‘thsavsr-
sgaphysichntolookuponliisinitssad-
dastandmost curious sets; but it is
reservsdiorthcpracti oner whose suc-
cesshssmsdehia usrtersa liecca
iorallthslsmesnd tandeflioted to
lmvc an overwhelming engines oi
thiskind,” he continu . ' nocwcop
eucdosrsstsblishmsntbere,ayear ago ""
last month, I have learned the practical
meaning of the term “time is mousy,’ ior
sschbss been the demand upon both
myseliand my colleague, Dr. wn,
that we have been compelled to system-
atics and work in the most rigid mun-
usr. “Why, I suppose the visitors we
have here each day will average nearly
“hand all the time we can possibly
give this iargccoutiugent is from 10 am.
tillt .m. You can judge from this
what men we are. Not that we
complain of this at all, for we are very that
proudtnrealisethatwesreablstodoso
mucbgoodinthccommuuity. ii wewere
y ainonsdisesnejpresume
itwouldbedid’erent,hutyoussewcnot
onlyclaimtobaabletotreatallchronic
ailments. huthsvedone sowith notable
m in hundred-I'Mg'strnces. Our
practice tuneup t w gamut not
ouiyoi chronic disease, but oi society
itseli. Iiyoushouidw
hate cumin: iashicnoi the
M I '9 MIMI“-
td earringss.ths bmiusmmsnsud the
mechanim thalabcrer andthsshopglrl,
while ml Icnday sndTnetdsy, the two
dayain the week that wehsve specially
setsside iorthciree treatmentoi poor
people, you would see a procesai
would movethe hesrtoistyranttopity.
Thevery word which our inctltutcie
called menus ‘t ssciencs oi manyor
vsriedtreatmeut,'and our work means
just what that implies. Do we perform R
all this stupendous amount oi work un-
mded? 0i course we do not, ice that
would simply be a human impossibility.
Associated with us we have a inrgcstaii
d assistants, without whosesid we could
never expect to cope with the demands
that are made upon us. There are smiu~
cut specialists among this corps—not
quacke, mind you—but graduates irom
regular schools oi medicine— whose
name and reputation arc the best of
advertisements in themselves. They
combine a knowledge oi the m scien-
title methods oi rngrcmlvc medicine
with that whi taught by thc'old
school.’ so called, and can thus treat the
essetihstsrsgiventheminsmott-mbit-Alm
broad-minded andiuteiligent way. In
this building we have every appliance
ior conductin our busililnms that money
can buy, g except, of
course, on villa and examinations
hdone under our own root. Here we
have our own lsbm'atory, a small apoth-
msryah in itneii,inchsrgeotourown
chemist. t lsthe most complete private ‘
laboratoryoi its kind inthecountry, and
mauyoi themedicinesarcimportcd by
ourselves. Ourmetbcdnsrcaim ,and
lhereisnothiugthatneedrepel least
senmtive. Apatieutcommtouuauda
simple glance at him or touch is sumcient
totellunwhsthsnecds. You look in-
Malonabuttblsismsigdschnn'dtherg
no rvo sncy or - n a t
it. either. ,Wcaskhimnoqumtgins, ior
that issotuscsatsry audpstbspsthlsis
.. 'our'g
- the
momwumwim. 3,
still die.
James 1). Norton, a well known Win-
stcd man, fell down stairs yesterday
morning and broke his neck.
lmsc Stones iarmer.died suddenly
in Orange Tuesday. This is thethird
sudden death in the iamlly innshort
time.
The heirs of Julia lvrs oi Cheshire
preventing
The other day s Iiddlttown school
teacherdstainsdarsd htyaitsrschool
'Whilstbtywsrsaloushsscei-
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Warlocks mt
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Mllimsfllthmgiari‘m “II
orsroaau.
a!” TIhIVIIIIG manual.
I trouser. smvn oownln nor. or
about datum, to wait table and attend
to lrss.stc. Apply at No. Orchard smotheri-
walk. sill it
IrWOAO'I'iVl. anneal-Io IIN as com
ior the in His Manuel»,
um. ‘ mme “m
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us it ”fig Wail-gun street. bouzhmn
All!” on cams-ran can Bl A000!-
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with in roe-s.with
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h’l‘ln. ssr LOANU
TAM! & GOLDIN,
insurance Agents.
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“LITA" ”ISLE-l! YOU WANTA
lct.urs inrm cheap, i
Home 0.1 BAYVIII' AVINUI. con PAIN-
inglrocms. Five minutes‘ walk
m Apply to
oons T0 Lur—osmraax CAR ill
secommsdsted win: furnished room, with or
:lukthout heat at no. at constant street. Booth
Nor-
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Roche—axon? 08 till“ nouns. “mm
at 12 Union Psi-k, Iterwalk. n12 iw
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avenue. A h
Hm. South Horwatk.
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roonm each. w in, course
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{Greet Attractions infill"! .' * 1 ,.
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Will inrltllh Music.
Supper 85 Cent
No. 3 Water Street. Ito
flaring determined to make this week
Trimmed Hat department, we propose to
Ladiee’ Trimmed Beaver Rate, .830 I
.r
the banner week oi the 'H , ,
od'er to economical huywl ' ‘
great inducements in line seuonsble Killinery st very low prices:
Fine i.-n rtrd French Beaver Bats 81.25 to $1.50; iorlner price' W
Childrelf': Fully Trimmed Beaver Guts, 82.00 u to 83 00. ' “-- '
{etc 85. .
Elegantly Trimmed Felt Hats and Bon ts, $2.00 up.
Elegtntiy Trimmed Velvet Bats and Bonnets, $3.00 up.
Turhanr, Trimmed, item $1.50 up.
every evening.
Come early and avoid the rush, as the store in crowded from 8 a. in. until 9 p.
Positively the. Largest and Handsome“,
Millinery in Foirileld County.
(tone line and ill and See What Ballalli is ill Gilt
No Trouble to Show Our Good i
Mrs. W. FAWOE I,
No. 3 Watecutreet, Nor-walk.»
5 A. I.- E
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The ultra stock oi watches, Jewelry“
SILVER-WARE.
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0. ior “I.
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