3, “Willie
“cotton belt." A storm will probably
for-today” tthsst Gulf coastsud the railroad causing to :the If. E.
., eventual” move northward toward this Church, is macadamised, and although
motion. Temperature fell considerably in some places it is not yet finished, still
i'mtheUultsd States yesterday. In this it gives satisfaction. When the work
’ disblct to-day slightly colder, fair weath- on the avenue is completed it will be the
mend fresh northwesterly to westerly only road in town that can he rode upon
wllda will prevail. In the Kiddie States with comfort.
and New England colder. fair weather
A“ fresh Waterly to northerly winds
willprsveil.
hudinllsw
0.81
7 THE LOCAL NEWS.
Lightning
The "cold wavs'l now coverstbs whole
of the Rocky lsunmius,
probably eutsndlngto the
On Sunday in this section
6.44 4.33
Sun rises Bun sets
12.43
strikes without the assist-
» ‘ ance of a walking delegate.
urkp city.
m2!“
‘a cargo of
The commissioners give notice that
timottywaterwill beshutofl to-morrow.
' _ W. H. Olmstead and family, of the
borough. will spend the winter in New
A 45ml; chickens and fowla 14 and 10
emits a pound, at F. Hayes’ market.
Some of the members of the Rye fire
visited the fair in flusic
fiell last evening.
1 18m. Frank Crntg of New York is visit-
figwith his. and hire. Lawrence Cava-
pbgh on Clay street-
_ Fred Hill has so far moovered from his
Vsussntsicknmsastobe able to be out
‘ among his friends again.
' —Headquarters for lemons, oranges
and fresh pies, Kirkhsm's corner of Un-
ion sud Franklin street.
The “Bertha lchjilliams” is unloading
coal at the Wilson Point
wharf for E. M. Tolleu & Co.
“agedfuther
" are visiting
An improvementis reported todsy in
the condition of Stephen Stanley, the
of 8. K. Stanley.
Ira. Rough and sister, of Brooklyn,
at the residence of Robert
‘ Green, corner of Elm street and Franklin
avenue.
- Thanksgiving evening the Germanic
BDngerbund will hold their annual ball
at Germanic Hall, Washington street
bridge.
We»
V-uPurc home rendered lard in hand 10
pou'ndpails,uet,forlilland00c.
each, at
«.r .e “In all”- it“ "
fir? we»... .. We
‘ y evening. A line’ programme
hanprepared. Admlmionzllceuls.
‘lhu book accounts of the assigned
” «estate of George F. Quintard & Bun,
Wanton sold at auction on
My afternoon, by C. B. Coolidge,
MM ll! Ollie.
«loader to reduce stock before re.
Ir. Dsnu’s new building, I
., maksadiscountof 10 percent. on
_ifisaleauffarnitursprevionstorc
Gsmflnsymond,ulaiu Bu,
a former pastor, will
of the Norwslt lath-
»morrnw morning and
'Muflddab.ulhe0lllw.
mrrsmgesdasuldastbs
erelhours.
”cumulym’ msrhet.
Mothflllesflrspsry on Earth mm
meyutytodsy.
bucungtrlpiatbenorthsrnpartofths
state. lieshoteavsnty-twopartrldgrs
asdssvsrslwoodcosh indvs days. In
hutiteriathlstowu hsehsdsbsttsr suov
cssstbisesmos.
I“:
In,
with tallew.’
In ., The p 7'
Ilddlctown; Ell Northrop, llorwslh;
Innroc Hoyle, Putnam; Jon. B.Cooh,
Bridgeport; James E. chuire, llsw
Haven.
85 pounds and upwards, 8 cents a pound
Englatid fair, slightly warm. “ F9“ 33!“ market.
, er weather will probably prevail, with
light to fresh variable winds, mostly
W" “Id westerly, “NI” south °‘ Garden yesterday and acid he was in
the Potomac, where they will shift to mou',,,_
,mhti’l'o'ed 5! “0‘15“!" “I the widow who was notsflected with chronic
. ‘m “d lake diatrictn. . Th9 Pm‘ cold feet. IlcReynolds hes been a wid-
outlook ‘0' mud" in “m "“0” l" ower over fourteen years and owns a
warmer, partly cloudy weather, followed small farm. His "0'19“ .3“ be given
by rain or snow.
_ ’ MAI-anus fee talus-row.
“libido Isowtido
about70ycars of age, called at Castle
Gospel Tempersnce Association last even
societion, hsving by their partisan sets,
union, about 100,000 members.” Thesub—
ject will again be referred to at the dune
w.
Ibsl'ssssef stream-mutu-
W
A partsfthsstasm roller M‘s,
Jilin-pounded poem-tastier
Orrluhesastthesjastrsturusdfrom
WM lot adul
The east side of West Avenue, from ‘
-—Pure home rendered lard in tube of
John lichynolds of Greanwich,Conn ,
He said he wanted a
consideration.
-—Fresh hams for roasting: 12 cents a .
pound. Fresh shoulder-s0 centsapouud,
at Chestnut St. market, South Norwalk.
The meeting at the room of the Union
ing was largely sttended, and unusually.
interesting. The action of the National
W. C. T. U. wss referred to and band—
led without gloves, as a “disunion ss-
ailiansted and driven out of the National
day afternoon meeting.
—Io order to reduce stock before morn
ing to hit. Dunn’s new building, I will
makes discount of 10 per cent. on all
cash soles of furniture previous to re-
moval. Geo. H. Raymond, 30 loin St,
Norwalk.
Among the newer ounces that has
struck the popular fancy is the “Berlin.”
it is said to be bright and vivaciousm
in movement, simple in execution, and
wilhal a very graceful dance. The
dancers start side by side, the gentleman
holding the ludy'e left hand in his right,
polkn forward, and then reversing posi— ‘
lions, polka back and turn. Theo, while .
ina wells position, the couple execute
two glides, polkn and repeat. The "ber-
lin” was approved last winter by the
older, and is now the special favorite of
the younger dancers in the ball ‘room.
rtrw Depart-cut lair. ,
Music Hall was again filled with at-
tendsnts at the fire department fair last
evening. The balcony was open to spec
tutors, and a large number availed thew
token of the opportunity of being com-
fortably noted and listening to music,
The committee have decided to con-
tinnc the fair on Monday evening when
the articles remaining unsold will be
disposed of at auction. This course has ~
been decided on owing to the foot that
it stormed on the opening night.
Chimney null".
Yesterday afternoon it was discovered
tint“cue”bf‘lhe W ihi'whutv’h.
issue as roommatenm
hills, thiscity. wean-fire. The alarm
was sounded and beforsthe fireman and
seem to W new ‘H’WQM
‘w‘liere‘s‘bhutsthey fdoh'hlehg room
Wetcrsttect. “no serious damage was
donctothcbuildingasthe flames were
extinguished with a few pails of water.
luv. 1. I. Issuer's Ila-turn.
new. i. It. Foster, who lecturedst the
Opera House last night usdsrthsaua-
piece of Buckingham Post, 0. A. It,
held the close attention of a gmd-e‘s-d
audience for nearly two hours while he
told a thrilling and interesting story of
"Life in Audetuouville Prisou,’bessd on
personal file lecture wan
spiced with a vein of humor that made
it all the more interesting.
As Old-W lashing lee.
amass-.m— ‘ attbsflssaulssd
«sow-m
3"!" "- lbsfusasslsflmlebstt
sfthls .desabti of Ir.
Wslhwleswtmhmhplsss
dueftsvscsa
I“
tion and personal narrative. When leav-
ingthcwhurf lastsvening ontha most
splendid steamer that pamcs between
the greatcrtiss, bshud been imprcmed
with the density of the dsrkaem and the
bdlllsncy of the light surrounding him.
The darkness gradually diminished and
the light increased as the stars came out
and the moon began to shine. The sense
of being eucompemed by darkness or by
light depended upon the direction in
which be was facing.
conditions illustrated those that peso
rained to the funeral. Facing sin and
sorrow, the death and departure of a
wife and an only daughier, all was dark.
PaciogGod as theGod of all comfort
and a God of love and wisdom even in
afflictions, there was light. The entrance
‘ofthewordofOodgavcllght. The
connotations consisted in the full and
perpetual rewards of a disciple of Christ
and of reunion at last. Ir. Rom referred
to his experienc- iu going to and from
funerals and weddings in South Nor-
walk, and said he seemed now to be
attending the wedding and the funeral
of thessmepersonp. Tbcdlnaldccovsv
lines were rich and abundant and sym-
bolic, but the significance was emeno
trelly different in the two cases. Be
she said that Ira. IcQuhse had disclos
ed tohim before he left this city her
conviction that she had received Christ
as her Saviour and W, and her regrets
thstshe had not publicly confessed her
faith.
York. Alarge mgrsgation was prese
out our! the services were appropriate
sni solemn.
'lfuslc Bull, next Tuesday evening: A
rained last night by Charles 1’. Ellis, an
which were efiectively brought out by
among the audience, by Iinflug them
. couple of songs, wasaucvsl and pleasing
‘ feature.
‘hmuslcslcirclsu-tlluofthcuvulbof
.y
yester-
1'0"“kath
llsvdssth
It
line
one
dull
had been
, m '
Iomsrvlls, law. Her
W‘WWe . ‘.
”WY Wild," a“
33% E‘d‘ymwsg a. funeral, and H
be dldsoby deliveringthsfuasralsd-
drrm. Bersfsrrsd lathe factthutha
had come many miles to utter sfaw
words bywsyof rmitslof comforting
ruth, thacfleringof brotherly exhortan
Co.
his thought the
The floral designs were numerous and
beautiful, sent by sympathizing kindred
and friendsiu this city and from New
cusp”, the roller. .
The llarristewn Harold says of Chas.
1’. Ellis and his company, who appear in
large audience was amused and enter—
excellcnt German dialect comedian, sup
ported by a well-balanced company.
The pieceis full of pathessnd humor
thesevsrslartims. its Casper,u wsrmv
hearted German, who loves littlechild—
res, Ir. Ellis acted naturally, mug
swutly suddsuccd gracefully, winning .
‘nnatinted applause. Bisdistribution of
a number of dolls, toys, flowery“,
ourstrsudomduringtbarsndsriugota
Thcsudieocsleftthehsllwell
pleased. ,
Ame-(lumen.
The coucerttnbegivvust the opus
houmnextloudayeveaiugbythschoir
offiul’aul’schurcbislookedfcswardto
, i , , ' m
iwv... mm;
, . - ,. fl. ,. _ . »
WeKM;-Jawsmyuiaf
himtt'iltbthsgnssulsplflsnofnuspsm
pie couscous» «n.1, City is
the moss popslsrofall recitsss. The
msatleuofhiassutsstvauburyissslw
cirlttcillfbehouss.’
The Augusta,“ Journal mys:
“Ir. lab-IT. Powers is ‘immssm.’
Bis equal-sun impersonator has asl-
dom, if ever. been seen here.” Is.
Powssswillgivsthathirdsatsstsiumcut
iutth.I.-3.A.csusssusut Vedas»
dsysvesisg.
lit m accustom
wasenusrsgosasssgrssusssrms
mow.
wnnnu.
Isn‘t!” bristling friesdsls
Iew'fssko'uy.
Allsruwssh’smpwlsnsaes a‘1lsr
pyl’spsfdsmss‘r. labial has same
mtbacsusldsuflmmbsybapcat .,
m”
cent lamps shard is among themsny
plasmatfssturssofschonl lifsst the l.
I. i. this year. Thsllgbtshsvebssn
running a little on" we had very
satisfactorily.
The "booby” prim for "Field Day"
wars furnished by E. K. lackwond l
llim chaniel, of Phllsdcl
aunt of the
Ire. Lee, of Columbus. Ohio, mother of
CadetC. 1'. Lee, wersst theschool yes-
terdsy afternoon, and as umel they
bronchi many pleasant things; some
wevadone up in nest packsgssbatoth-
era and betterstlll those hind words of
helpfulness and s cheery smile whwb
only a mmheror dear friend can bestow.
Cadet Fred Lockwood has been absent
from the school forsoms weeks, being
confined to his homewith illness. Fred.
ismlssed among his schoolmates, with
whom he wascver popular,aud could
he have been around "Field Day" some-
body would have had to work a little
harder to capture the prizes.
invitations were turned to-dsv for the
military reception tobsgivcu by Colonel
Roberts to the cadets on the Tuesday
evening preceding Thanksgiving, Kev.
”ill. The largsschool on the mound
door will be cleared of itsschool para-
phernalia and the dancing held there.
This will interfere somewhat with the
little strolb and fete an idea by the cadets
and their friends, but it is a much plsse
sntsrroom for dancing.
tocousist of fourpiecss, and s barpist
will take the place of a pianist, thus
overcoming thedidlculty of moving the
piano from the school parlors.
Theentiucorpsof usdstsisfully unl-
forrncti and theafternoon drills during
the past week have been very pretty,
attracting not a few spectators. The
oflcersoftbc Mullen have been tem-
porarilyappointedsoaetogivethe boys
an Client of the Day.
mg a red sash, is he. Today it happens
to be the denier Captain, familiarly
known as “Orlgpfon whom naturehas
fondly lavished an abundance of rdiposs
timue, and to whom life" is a pleasant
reverie.
you have no right to prnmunce every-
thing in the soap line an imposition.
Rev. Otto Bartholow,thaboypreach-
er,whoplsssedlargscsngregatlonswith
bisebqaeucfluthrscitya fswmoutha
ago, wfllcccupythspulpitof thaPirst
I. 3. church tomorrow morningand
evening-
M-... W W “a...“
Plus. as
little m..." and
Thcmualcia
hat boy, wear-
lllihllAI SERVICES.
W Church.
Preaching at mm by the pastor. Rev.
J. A. Biddle.
at $10. Preaching at seven. The pub-
ltc cordially invited.
Young Pcoplea’ meeting
'm
W . “cf‘lha day will becon—
dastsd by . .Archlbsld ”beaten of . ,
feel-mist, :52 an. my poem: ' '
‘4”sz
wanedsyaftar‘l'riuity. BolyCom-
mauissat ills. m. lorulsg prayer.
litanyaudssrmcnlflfl. lveuaougsnd formation are increasing with a fre-
minus.
Wit-Icon“
arming. “is thy
Meet. Sunday
hasstrigbt.”-Acta0:l”l. W
cvuulug—(‘Askwhatldail gluten.” Woftbaodlomuumembmngiviog
~15iupifi.
cusps-"fins...
atl’supsstor. meiosis—tones.
muss-or thlsvlclsityere
ta finhutsmbxbiohzbéycanmsdflyendm
dweedbyjst. l
essh.cell fur “scapula“.
minstolr.W.P.Baudisathaud. For
ovarfouryaarelhavs carefully investio
gated and inquired intothessooopsra-
tlvemsocistisasaudlsmsowsllplsssed
withthelrworkingethatlbavsnohasl- “It
ratios in recommending them to my Two atmvs. mo unit as AOlll'l‘li
friends and if I can oflcr any encourage- “ l“ 5“. W030“?!
tuentlamglsdtodoso. lbsvsslresdy to innermost“
written Ir. Bundle coumntlng to the WW MM?” ?‘
publication of my letter on the subject. '-
ly recommendations, however, apply r03 SALE.
only to local institutions. l know noth-
ing of the so-callsd national societies,
have heard only unfavorable criticisms.
Chloegohasbetwesulbilandhooofthese H
local associations managed by men in all
classes of business and occupying posi-
tions of trust and responsibility in their
numerous vocations. The large number
of thess institutions in successful opera-
tion is sudlcient evidence of their popu-
larity and they are in favor not only
with people of moderate means but men
other business enterprises.
ousmsn whoholds lNllsbaresof stock
in various amociatlcnsand another hold.
sstlstisd with his investment to put 0000
bounded by and including Dakotsou the
. «Aw-aware“
MW! mull“.
, . m messiah sltysod
lows
Jmalsthssshsebsss pest-
matnuaisvllls. sousty.
ls Icskvllst'hursdaysight burglars
robbed Valera Brigham‘s furnishing
mmdmowsrfiotpoods
l‘dwsrd I. Boom, cashier of the
‘l‘enmss latest, one of Winston's
mommlnmtoitistledwhenona
day from New Yorkcahlsraters from
Europe. Bswassiatyyaarsofsgs.
Jobs Klusalla, who left Bridgeport
in week with” of his brother’s
messy. besrstursed. listed tittieft
and thbhls brothareactmd. He will
ustbsproesestsd. . '_
--lf qaahty and priesarawhst you
“mumsmerunrfw
BOY! em. m avenue Alh'l'lltll.
y atlhs else.
osunsss - If”! - Clot“ malt!) ros
lsdlm or gentleman, ”per week. Picasso
rend audsll
III. VJ! “two!
unit HIcathIalastrssthutb h'orwuk.
All trouser. AOI’WI concern nor. 0!
about sixteen. to wait nblc and attend
to Ircs,etc. Apply at its. (behest! street. 1:50;
I '.
p
Advartls-sutsanderthhhesd, nst exceeding 5
Mlhmalc,lti-eslfle,lwseklim.
women not: All!) uses AT
nous mo dc‘v'is‘ifiifi tiding’id‘ii
mist ' '
rsvmn s OOLDIN,
lmursscs Agents.
who have been highly successful in their
1 know of
lug l000. Amsumust feel very well
i
sci.
psrmonth intuit. In my business (in-
surance) I have correspondence with
about 1500 agents covering a territory
north, Tennessee on the south, Ohio east
and Nebraska west, and our reports in-
dicate that Building and loan Amooia-
tions are distributed largely over thh
AT AUCTION
MMMM MLM M M
FMMMMM’s Headlines for
No. 3 Water Street. No
Having determined to make this week the banner eek of the so“ i“
Trimmed Hut department, we propose to offer to econ icnl buyerutho g A
greet inducements in fine seesonshle Ilillinery at very low prime: . . .
Fine imported French Besver Hats, $1.25 to 81.50; former
Children's Fully Trimmed Beaver Hats, $2.00 It to 33.00.
Lsdies' Trimmed Beaver Hats, 88.“) up to 85. .
Elegsnily Trimmed Felt Bats and Bonnets, $2.00 on.
Elegantly Trimmed Velvet Hats and Bonnets, $3.00 up.
anhane, Trimmed, from $1.50 up.
“'9 ”llanMMMt
AT Music ”AH ‘
"Williie‘iitliitiiiiiedfltihdiy ..
Come early and avoid the rush, as the store is crowded from 8 a. to. until.
every evening.
Positively the Largest and Handsomest Stock
Millinery in Foiriiel‘d County.
CMMM 01M and All and See What Bartain We ii]! iii
No Trouble to Show Our Goods";
Mrs. W. FAWCE' »
No. 3 Watet’Stlreet, Nor-walk, .
)
my;
O
“COED noon ROOIB (Wilt PARKING»
South lint-wait
entire field each town or city having its
own local organisation. 1 would eug-
gsst that you ask parties having any
doubts as to the succem of these institu-
tions to write their western friends for
information. A well organised and con-
ducted Bullding and loan Amoclafion
is certainly a public benefit and adds
prosp: rily to a town by stimulating a
disposition to save and encourage build-
ing. There are undoubtedly thousands at ironies Park, on lw
in this city enjoying homes of their own -
m... .. s. .. a... so... .... unmitigwmmmmw
'0‘” Olhfl'h M will!“ rent N Mfr Ill 1w “A 15 3mm, South Hawaii.
tinusl' y dreading “moving day” which Two access on mule B'l'ltII‘rJlon'r
would comearouudsboutouceayear. ‘ m ”d" "w h" n“ W
e
lon‘s larket, 7 Railroad
‘W to . SWAlt'fz.
n Old Well Cigar more.
HOUSE ON BAYVIIW AVENUE. comers.
rug 8 room. live this ‘ walk
utcs from
depot. Apply to A. DICKIRIAN.
of It If Washington street.
nous 'ro “mounts!“ cut as
sconmmadated with furnished room, with or
without heat at No. If Chmut street, houth Nor»
walk. mu
OOIB-IIGBT OB XIII noon. INQUIRB
Infillk.
i am obliged for a copy of the by-laws an altar Wagfle‘i’oe
of your association, just at band, and 0m
willreadthsm no. pleasure. we also .....ifl?.’.§3‘."..i.i§f”i°“i;‘m'
cleft IA!” 0. cnows.
ON! noose sun rm 0! TWO HOUSE
onWocdwssdsvmus. later in. Best rm-
urlnutt house and bars, near rrsi-
bepleased tossudyou from timetotime
any pspcrs or information which I think
will be of service and interest. With
SALE
or
” Wallhilililflhiliiiu;
The entire stock of Watches, Jewelry and
SILVER-WARE.
lately belongingto A. 8. m, is oilered for min
atsuchpriecssawillunkc
suit any class of purchasers. Apply to
33
w. s. TATE, consume. :1
ujf-m
BROOKSIDE STOCK FAB].
.2124 I
for urchascrs.
or yrctnii in
atlhaltore.
A L0'I‘ OF
Very chesp.st
2 f ,. Minionsmttmlslu-i """"""
, em“...
1:.
msstl' twain-dildo?“ “repayment ‘ is 'A‘I‘aullaurlacawlll beheld atlusle
becomingbettar knewuby our W Inmlatlvdny.l)ec.1. teas.
luquiriea for sermons fordelullad in- .3: “In“, figfll“ ”'4'" "m“
GUI m
Int. I'm-ll.
District of lurwulk, ss. Probate
court, November 11th, A. 1).. 1m.
mun or licks-l lash, no or met, in
lieu.
prspm'adwhlchcanbeobtalnedfrom
eeryclsarexplahatiouof justwhat
Thesdlcsssexprsss
sssabls. Alanll
best wishes '10; your success I remain Md“ 0- “mm {“A td‘i‘tlm Jm‘rmmem given the bmtofmre‘grsrl‘ng
ours very truly, " .
, aw, pradics‘
3” a Em”- mscznnannous. MERRILL 1;; _ _ 1% I
no Building as luuu Amsclutluua’ . ralnlng 00-
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The fourth monthly meeting of the m ran Loom ”D can: I Ill Dunne-Practices
5:1. m$w;w iAmucisuon D dim. Wfllwakllhnmmofp’atnms. ’ STA PO ’ CT. 5 M“
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Penmanship.
hustths
DancingJ’hysical Culture
Deporlment and the German.
PROF. W. G. N EWELL
forum of insurers. will opsnsa Assn-y
lusts lull, In. Ilnrwulk. “Hamlin. ll
TheAmdtmywlhbseaehl’rldayJomtbmaJ.
townie.
themes for Young ladim, three and “we
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