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A licoldwnve" from the lake region
will probablybefsltln this section to-
. night and to-morrov,«baulbwl no! hd
intense. A storm centre will, form in
the northwest today and move sait-
ward, probably disturbing the weather
in this section by Innday. Temperature
fell slightly in the United States yester-
hy. in this district today, fair, colder
weather and fresh westerly to north.
westerly winds will probably prevail.
In the Kiddie States and New England
fair, colder weather will prevail, with
fresh westerly and northwesterly winds,
preceded by cloudiness and light rain in
New England and north of Boston. On
Sunday in this section, and in New Eng-
land, fair, slightly colder weather and
fresh to light westerly winds will prob.
ably prevail, winds backing to southerly
in this section on Sunday night, and on
Iondsy partly cloudy, slightly warmer
weather in both sections, followed by
rain or snow in this sectiorn
Vllalatnvw almanac tar rule‘s-vow.
High tide i low tide Sun rises Sun sets
l1.19 5.“ Bill 4.27
i111; LOCAL NEWS.
The host "Congrem” is at Raymond
Bros. wharf with a cargo of turnips.
~13 lbs. of fresh pork for ‘10), at
Jacob Scbsub's market.
A daughter was born Thursday night
to Kr. and hire. T. S. liorison, of West
avenue.
—Read advertisement of trustee’s sale
of furniture.
The case of Ketchum sgniust Hobbs
on trial in the court of Common Plans
has been adjourned until linndsy.
—A genuine picnic, hams 10c per lb.:
uhtmlders Sc per lb., at T. B. Gnyer &
Son’ .
Abram C. Boise of Rowaylon has ac-
cepted a position in a grocery store in
New York. His family moved to that
city yesterday.
-Pute borne rendered lard in 5 and i0
pound pails, net, for 50 and 90¢. each, at
Ferd Hayes' market.
Iondsy eveningthe Salvation Army
will hold s btinquet and jubilee meeting.
in which there will be speaking and
singing by threcbildren. Admission 10
unis.
-—Fresb house, 12c. Ib., fresh shoulders
9c. in , and fresh spare rib 10:. lb. at
Chestnut St. market, 80. Norwalk.
Union services will he held in the Sec—
ond Methodist Episcopal Church on
Thanksgiving day, Rev. C B. Torrey, of
the Baptist Church, preaching the. ser-
IGL ________
—Fresb spars rib 10c. per pound, or
Smith’s Washington market.
0. B. Seymour, the Washington street
grocer, has an illustrated advertisement
in this issue. lie wants tcpnt a lies in
your ear. Consult the ad. and see how
he proposes to do it. .
—-I-‘reali Pork 10 cents spound. K.
Lnusen‘s market.
. The following Connecticut pensions
no "lm in...
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.‘ ‘r’ £3. cl Kelli:
don't keep it, you know.
John Ferris, Gsylordsvillc.
On Tuesday evening, Nov. 28th, Pio-
neerCnatle,No. 1,A.O.K.of theme.
will work the third degree sun which
date they will meet every Tuesday even-
ing is theSonsof Tsmpevsncsflall in
Danette Building. Norwslk.
I-Oaandaftrrtiiczist inst gotothc
uldflandnf E. Quintard & Sons for
z, A. was in furniture. Baeadvertlsing
M Deckuhaa purchased through
WCLWEI the large tract
d-flswmhtwnsathebridgspro
pestyssdtbawstwfront. Thapnrebaaa
includes a lot on Riverside Avenue
—Yuncsn buyfiuhrlqsaudohlck-
ansstldssdltoentsnpcnndatflaycs'
u 4-”till’pttlkfwfi os" 'm"me'it§.; “
Smith's family will hereafter reside.
25 pounds and upwards, 8 cents a pound
iit Ferd Hiyes’ market.
coming quite popular, being the only
piece of the kind in town outside of the
liquor saloons.
, wiD‘Mfd‘idk‘ll‘inJ‘Wn' Brilliant)
Q
attend "them Minstrels
, .iatwu.
lths Annie Cola. of tbs borough, Is
visiting Ilia Isrvls of lonidslr, N. J.
The Delhi and Bedding Sporting club
all give s fox hunt on Thsnksglvlng
y.
~lperry & lisrsss’ shoulders 10 cents
a pound at Jacob Schsnb’s market.
J. Arthur Ambler, of the borough,
will spend Sunday with friends In Ident-
olnlr, ll. J.
'—-Wlllow DrEsa Forms at the Boston
Store, only in each.
The trial of John Coleman, of Spring
Hill, for non-support, is in progress to-
day ut the court room in the borough.
iii-s Annie a..." , . aim 9!“?
swing at
sntsdrprlss'pnrty.
thebornsof herpnrants on CbapelSa.
A SERIOUS ANIDIM'.
ass-oi r. Vail rain'vrsas a menu s.
c. Wilson A Cans Vastevy.
James T. Vail, who is employed by P.
B. Nash a: Bro" met with an accident
while workingou the factory of J. C.
Wilson 8 Co. yesterday afternoon. One
of the chimneys was being repaired and
Ifr. Vail was about to ascend the ladder
leading to the roof. As bestsppsd on
the first or second round his heavy
weight pulled the ladder over backward
and hciell lo tbsgroiind with terrible
force. it was atonceseen that be was
seriously injured and a telephone inas-
saga was sent for a physician and s car-
rlsge. Dre. Parties and Burks werosuon
at the factory and the injured man was
tsksuto hisbosisasltooroestrsat in a
carrhun“ sf ' ’ “Nail was
away on a visit but kind neighbors set
borough.
i H i
at A. 0.
Joanna'- market. . >.
Quartermaster Sergt. 1?. ii. Brother-
ton was elected first err t of 00. D,
4th Begin C. N. 6., at th regular meet-
ing last evening.
Quite a number of Norwalk people
have been invited to attend a reception
given by the Sub-Boss 3inb,of Stamford,
early in December.
George Iechisr, the eminent z'lber
soloist, will assist the Hundoll Sisters at
St. Paul's Sunday school entertsinrnenl,
on December 12th.
A large Newfoundland dog was killed
this morning on the drawhridge. The
canine was struck by the 0.!5 train and
the was body badly cut.
—Stow's celebrated Florida oranges
Mcadozsn; boat Gilt Edge Butter in
town, 25c a pound. Come and try it. at
CharlenE Seymour’e.
The following Congregational churches
are without a pastor: Hidlymo, Killing—
worth, (lid Lyme, Niantic, Westbrook,
Middle Hsddsm and Harlhoro.
The household goods of Capt. E].
Smith were moved from Rowaytoii to ing next Thursday.
Northport, L, 1., yesterday, where Mr.
-Pure home rendered lard in tube of
Chris Milli-r has opened a billiard and
pool parlor in the borough which is be
The members of Volunteer Hose Co.,
No. l, of East Norwalk, will meet at
their rooms Sunday evening at 6 80
o'clock for the purpose of attending ser-
vices in the Edit Avenue M. E. church.
—Fresh pork, 16 oz. to the lb., of A G.
Judson‘s market.
The Germanic b‘aa igrr‘nund will hold
their annual sociable at their hall on the
Washington street bridge next Thursday
evening. Music will be furnished by
Prof. Banach. Those who desire to
spend a few hours very pleasantly should
not is! to be present.
—-Aliciion tonight. 41 Main st. See ad.
All the land through which the sewer
of Fitch's Home at Noroton is in run,
and which is not restricted by injunct
Ions. is nearly worked, and unless the
injunction! are taken off, work will have
to be suspended. B. D. Pierce, Jr., of
Bridgeport. is doing the work.
"Uncle" Lewis Benedict, the veteran
mr driver, was seventy yesra old yester—
day. Be bu been confined to the house
under the doctor’s care, but was well
enough yesterday to receive a number of
callers who dropped in to congratulate
him.
~60 to Smith’s Washington market
for your home-drew“! country poultry»
Rev. T. K. Noble will begin his pastor—
ate of the First Congregational church
on January 5th. div. and Ira. ,Noblc
o
Wewbwdnwmrn militia “r " ‘
will take poasemion of thechnrch par-
ronags.
[inasmre‘VMIMl‘w 993;;
«mi! murmur. lineal:- “ '
The Union Social Club, a borough
organisation of young men, was to have
held its third annual ball at the Athen—
senui last evening, but when they came
to figure upon the sale of tickets these
was not enough money to pay for the
hall. and the affair was necessarily aban-
doned. ,
—Tlireo pounds of good beef steak for
fin. at Ferd flaycs' market.
3. B. Wihnn, the builder. is pushing
along the addition to the Norwalk and
South liorwalk Electric Light Company's
building. It is expected that the work
will bu completed and the new dynamov
nndengine bolnplscs byDece-berlli.
—Two elegant silver cups to be shot
for at the rifle range it Washington
street. Pres snail toentsr. Tsnsbcts
OrderolProssstionars tobuprnaautat
‘l'sylus’sflalLWaahington strest,‘.l‘uss-
duyavaulag, Noun,» amplify the
work for P.C.l.nnnshurylodge, its.
“whosschnrtwwiilhsopsntnvnsw
iiifillifix.
the fall. One of liis legs is broken. which
of course will condos him to the house
for a long time. He also received other
bruises about the body.
on. 1:0. noun or nosrox.
To Visit Hartford, lentls lierwulh, and
IDs-bury next week.
Dr. R. C. Flower the distinguished
Boston physician, whose remarkable
cores of seemingly hopelesscases in so
many instances have made him famous
in", at the urgent request of several
patients in lhis vicinity, shortly visit
Connecticut professionally. He will be
at the Allyn House, Hartford, Wednes-
day, Nov. 27; the Ifsbscliemo House,
South Norwslk, Thursday, Nov. 28; and
at the Turner House, Danbury, Friday
and Sslurd ly. Nov. 29 and 30, thus af-
fording all who wish to consult him an
opportunity for doing so without the
trouble and expense of a trip to Boston.
Dr. Flower’s home practice is now an ex.
tensive, that be findslittls opportunity
for traveling. and this is likely to be his
last Visit to this state for some time.
~(ireat bargains in furniture. has.
tec’s sale of J. B. Ells‘ stock, commenc-
A flusnnt Occasion.
To the Editor of the Sentinel:
Tuesday evening. despite the severe
storm, the residence of Wm. T. Ray-
mond was besieged by the families of
Messrs. Par n9, Eupbrnt, Keeler, Cox
and Sits, d), reminded him that you
half a century ago he first saw the light
of day, and to start him methodically oil
the next half hundred. His brother and
wife, Ir. and lfrs.'l'.l.ltaymond, of Nor-
walk, and lfr. and lira. William Lock-
wood of New York, graced the occasion
with their presence. It. was a surprise
successfully planned by his charming
wife. A most delicious and tastefully
arranged lunch was served to which wss
glfl'n umplv justice, ail believing that a
table vb .rrmi by the guests is one of the
groan-st compliments that can be tender-
the hostess. At the same time. the affair
having been previously discussed but not
concluded, wss consummated the organ-
ization of the Brooksido Social and Card
Club, composed oi the fomilies present,
which will be held semi-monthly, that
being constituted the maiden meeting of
the same, the next to he held at the
house of If. 8. Parson's, Brookside, Dec.
6. Ir. and Mrs. Raymond were atten-
tive as usual to the pleasure, comfort
and amusement of their friends, and one
and all departed with the feeling that
“it was good to have been there."
A Bcsv Bonv.
Oyster Supper.
The ladies of the first ll. E. church
held an oyster supper in the basement of
the church last "suing. The attendance
was large and the occasion was of a very
pleasant character. Oysters were served
in every style They were cooked so
perfectly that when the lime arrived to
go home the supply ws‘s exhausted, but
no one could be found who was hungry.
The social feature of the gatheriiig was
also a pleasant one.
“motionless-sweethearts»
ens at It“ K ”IMF“ Hsyea’
market.
-.. 2 a: 3m wiser-reunited: “"159.
“mmmummsm
at the rooms of the Borwslk Club nar-
rows down to a few players, interest in
the contest increases. Last night Allen
6. Bette of the 100 class, best George
C. Lockwood of the so class. 1m to 75,
closing the first series of games. . In the
second series Frank Street of thew slam
defeated W. Frank Bishop of the on
class. so to 85; and Royal Adams of the
00clasa defeated Allen 0. Betta of the
100 class, 100 to 05.
A Pleasant Party.
‘ Last evening William Smith gave a
most enjoyable party at his home on
Osbornenvsnneflisatltorwnlk. Dancing
was indulged in by all presentnnd kept
up until s Isis hour. A fins collation
was served about llzlll o'clock. ‘
thematic-“Maniacs.-
Slave.
An elegant oil painting on canvas,
handsomely framed,(siaiddsdtinches),
wlilbaglvantuths-oetpopnlavdoctnv
allovwnlk «mammograms.»
eidsdbytbsvolilufthapsopla. Eras-y
tolls-amniotflnisan-
,itlsdtonvots. Paintingnowonsahl.
billoa lathe art department (11 loos).
Scotland.
s
lfr. V l' sri i
"sunlight“ ' ','{,‘E.‘~"'"-"'l
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soars NORWALK. CONN. SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 23. 1889.
Still“! utursar lllll‘l‘l'll‘l'l.
Miss lasi- noise. more by 0--
We
Wantsdic-By the cadets of the lion
walk ltilitsry instants—tho if. I. l. rc-
porisv of the “lvmu mun." in.
cows down East Avenue after dark.
Iiortlnm Kennedy Plagg, who was
conspiclous among the cadets last rear.
owing to his unusual height, but recent;
ly passed his wvsnmnth birthday. flu
estersd the Freshmen class of Columbia
College without examination this fall,
the certificate from Colonel Roberts ba—
iog meptsd by! tbs faculty as an equiv-
alent. Helen young msnof morsthsh
ordinary llnquistic abilities, and never
ioatsnocossionto use choice language
even inanstasvgsaeya 0s mansion.
belugrudsly Joules by ”other outlet,
be calmly remarked as be sent hits fir,
him. igmm
wh reqi‘iirsn lbs process of ellmlna-
lion."
To the Professorss be is leaving the
table for his afternoon's classes on the
other side of town: “Give ’cm my love,
9PM”
The following cadets constitute the
choir of the school: Carter, Hughes,
James, IcCord, McDaniel, lorgsn, Ion
risen, Parsonthhondss. and Comatoek,
srcundua. They are under the direction
of Ir. Boyd, and the responses of the
church service, together with the "Pater
Roster,” are chanted by them both morn-
ing and evening. The people in the
town who have heard Ifr. Boyd perform
at the piano or sing will the better up.
preciats the talent which has the train-
ing of these voic‘ for the service.
Those black boxes on the outside of the
tower are “converters” of electricity—
nothing else—and it rrqnired the conic
him-d efforts of four stalwart workmen
to place them there, too.
During the latter part of this week the
cadets have been instructed in the cere-
mony of dress parade, and, being in full
nnifortn,the sight has been an attractive
one. Tlinrsdsr afternoon Adj. Wylie
published the General Orders No. 2, by
which Corporals EC. Blbbnrd and WJ’.
liorrison were advanced to sergeants of
A and B companies: and Cadets C.T. Lee,
J .A.landeville,P.B. Ifunson..l.L. Smith,
Keri Vogel, rind E. P. Weed were crest-
ed corporals. It is said, in n figurative
way. that one or two others are dans le
convumme. .
You should hear tbe“Captnln of the
Fo'cns’le" and “Uncle Lon" render the
"Irish Washerwomnn l" Any one who
fancies that the violin and the guitar
have fallen into an innocuous disauetnde
at the N. I. I. is doing himself an injure
tics.
restarts son mm”.
Joanna-museums ass-inner»
wnlhhuthlnwlsvvydsvnolaulsu
A few yenvsagodohn I. m .
ursssislwilhstrongphysiquasndwlth
ability is support hh family without
unsbdmnlty, left his home in this
city regwdiess of swlfs and two small
childrener were dependent upon him
lorsupniirt. Foraloagtiius his where-
sbonlswsrsnsknown but when it was
learnsdwberu bswssswarrsntwsaisv
sued for bissrrsst. thacbargsagainst
18:1! train he went directly to
of his mothsron Wood-
o'clock this morning when lfr. Rogers
changed his plea to that of guilty. He
was given the option of furnishing a
bond of "00 tosupport his family for
Six months or of spending sixty days in
all.
ton creamsry butter, and can fill all or-
ders promptly and at low figuren None
better. T. B. Gnyer A: Son.
sfsnsr sconce;
Congregational Church.
Rev. A. F. Beard, D.D., will preach in
the Congregational Church Sunday
morning. Servicesss usual in the even-
ing.
rirst lethodlst lplacnpal Church.
R". Crandsll J. North, pastor. Sun-
day services—Punching service at 1(230
in the morning and at 7 in the evening.
Fifteen-minute song service before eve-
ning preaching. Sunday-school at 12
o’clock. Young Peoples‘ meeting at 6
o'clock. Week-day services: Class-
mectings on Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings. Prayer-meeting on Thursday
evening at 7:80. Sacramental services
on the first Sunday morning of every
month.
ltast Ave-no I. 3. church.
C. If. Pegg. pastor. Preaching at
10:80 n.m. and 7 pm. " Homing subject,
"Why there was great joy in a certain
city.” The two East Norwslk fire unm-
pnnicn will attend the evening service
’d a sermon suitable to the occasion
iii bepssncbod. The public nreiuvit»
ed to be present.
Trinity Church.
Sunday next before Advent, Holy
Communion at 7.30 a. in. Morning
prayer, litany and sermon 10.80. Sunday
school l2o‘clock. Evensong and sermon
--Tlils hazy weather for the past week
7 p. in.
has been tough on swill pork, but I don’t
keep that kind, but do keep a good at-
ticle. 18 on. to the lb. A. G. Judson.
lorwalh lsihsaiar.
Dr. Geo. Van Alstync will preach in
the ilethodist Church at 10:30 a. m. and
7:80 p. in. Subject for evening, “Our
Girls; their Trials and their Work.”
Good music and a welcome for all. Union
Thanksgiving service in this church
Thursday. Rev. Mr. Torrey will preach.
Advent m- Church,
10:39 preaching; subject, "Baptism of
the Holy Spirit and the Beptiser.” Sun-
day school at 13m; prayer service at
6:30. if youhsvn any requests bring
them to this service. 7:15, preaching:
subject. “Christian Contentment.” H.
H. Tucker, pastor.
(.er-au Rm Services
Will he conducted in the Chapel of
the S rutb Norwnlk Congregational
Church, Iain street, Sunday afternoon.
In the ahsspcc of Rev. Air. Guns, Rev.
llr. Biddle and Hr.8nchiler will lead the
meeting.
lpriugwnnd Union Chapel.
Subject, Sunday evening—“What nfl
we building woof—Luke 6:48 40. Wed-
nesday cvsning-‘fiod's promises fail
not.”—-1 Kings 856.
-—10 pounds of kettle-rendered lard, in
tube, net' for 814]), at Parrington’s mar-
m- yr. 59.» am
Telegraphic Dispatch to the South Nor-
wnlh Sentinel.
Since the announcement of this insti-
tution made through your paper, of our
compliance with the urgent requests of
many prominent citizens of Bridgeport
for a visit from our physicians, which
has been arranged for every londsy and
Tuesday commencing Why Nov. 25th.
and every lfondsy and Tuesday thereaf-
ter. we have received so many letters at
this institute, asking such a variety of
questions that we desire tb rough thecol-
nms of your paper to answrr them once
for all.
First. our physician W. F ctcher Bali
if. D. will be at his office 29! State street
every londsy and Tuesday commencing
Nondsy 25th.
Second, Dr. Ball is the chief consult-
ing physician of this institute, and one
of its founders and proprietors.
Third, he will give a diagnoses of all
cases whether the parties who call bold
appointments or not, only that those
having sppoinmnnta will have precede
ence.
Fourth, all diagnoses are read by the
Polypatbic system like an open book,
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Polypatbic Medical Institute,
1'. B Hanson, Secretary.
~Smitb Broa..the shoe dealers,“ Iain
street, Norwslk, offer the magnificent
upright piano in their window to the
one gaming nenrcstio the number of
beans in the jsr. Every dollar’s worth
of goods you buyof them entitles you to
one guess.
lib. ...
silly to “om’ --—-—- 1 .
, communes-us
ad I vs. tan Clark‘s Olen.
John B. lismsnn to Julia 0. Partrick.
five acres woodland at Toilsoms.
Nelson Taylor to John B. Horton, lot
Waldo feet on Raymond strict; mono.
Nathaniel Raymond in Frederick P.
Stnhvll, siripnf land trim feet on Wash-
ington street.
John J. Caps to lary A. Trowbridge,
lot 451150 on westerly side of Bayview
Avenue.
Henry Seymour to Emma 3. Stevens,
six acres of land in linrwalk.
Charles C. Stevens to William B. Ban-
Jnmia. land at intciwction Csfiv Street
and Bull lion Road; 0850.
Lillie B. Smith to I. ll. Boylston,
land on Taylor Avenue.
Brutus Anb Bullock to Annld C. Aub,
lot ”a” on Stuart Avenue.
Samuel hitchell to JnlisC. Gregory,
bones and lot “M on Francs St.
David Hoyt to 0. William Hendrick,
house and lot on Ily leek Bond.
a cars.
I desire hereby to express my sincere
ibnnknto tbs oflesvs and members of
layfiower Hook and ladder and Volun-
lccrflusa Companim for their valuable
services in ssvingmy house at the fire
on the 18th loan, which destroyed my
barn. Ins. Elm J." Burns.
~12Ibs_.d sstisngsnr sparnrib for“
at Bayss’ market.
Wanna-Wt.
Charles Smith has been putting
inihscityusdslwsyshss the best
stasis. Bensksssspecifltyst home-
dra-ed Poultry.
Chickensheh-thhwvnknrnsnttn
Thellnll'l’nstedullynauvntadnnda
opened last night at the Opera House
with a good attendance. The hall is
tastefully decorated with red and while
hunting, which, coupled with the at«
lrsctivo display of fancy articles, and
suocawottlisallair,wakss s'scenstust
Knapp. The case was adjourned until 0 ‘
Jun:
mu:
m
"as! lull” Till PAIR.
'tlend Crowd in Attendance.
'l'lisannnal fair of St. Ilsty's Church
the cheerful spirits of tbayoung ladies
wbosra workingso arduously for the
lsstonos joyouasnd animated. Num-
erous valuable articles are to be disposed
of by chance during the fair. the princi»
pal ones being a parlor suit, an easy
chair, lounge, parlor stove, kitchen
range and silk drum. Other articles to
be disposed of that attract attention,
consist of china ware, dinner wow]:
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_ ”Mira“: ’ . , . . .
The fruit and refreshment booth is in
charge of scommitteaof young ladle-
of the church, and Fred bleed has the
candy table in band.
Six door prizes will be given away
every evening during the fair to the per-
sonsboiding the lucky numbers. Last
night the prizes were a smoking set, cut
glass toilet set, copy of Shakespeare's
works, gold bandied umbrella, large dull
sod a pepper and salt set.
There was dancing from ll) until 11
o‘clock, at which hour the fair closed
for the night. The mnsicis pmvi-lcd by
Iiessre. Lowe and Richmond.
This evening,aslde from the numer-
ous other nttrsctions, the choir of St.
llary's Churcb,under the dile’cililil of
Dir. Brennan,will sing several selections.
-Several soap drummers were in town
last week, but they all left disgusted, for
none of them rimsrked,“yuu can't sell
nuytbingin this town but Bruwli nz‘sp."
(Prom Friday's Danbnry News.)
A DEAD IAN 13 Jill! “ODDS.
A Daabury Bunting Party's Find In nox-
bury.
A party of five Dsnbury ewrtmtm,
Messrs. Henry Bernd, John Gray. E.
If. Baldwin, Louis Schmidt and Julius
Beardsley went to Roxbury yesterday
morning in search of gum . The day
was spent in the woods wh:ch surround
the village.
While walking through a h M r pew»
of wood about the middle of the after-
noon, llr. Beardsley, who, being so-
quaintsd with the neighborhood, wuss
walking in advance of the party, came
suddenly across a man lying on the
ground just in front of him. He had
been hidden from view by the trees and
the hunter came upon him very abiupt-
ly. A glance showed that he was dead,
and to all appearances had been lying
there for some time.
The corpse lay stretched at full length,
fill. on the back, and a bat lily ll’utli‘ ill-i
lance away. It was that of it mart fully
seventy years old,nnd was fairly well
dressed, and to all appearances the men
might have been a well-to-do la'mer.
There was no sign of any suicidal at
tempt, and not the least evidence of a
struggle. The man seemed rather to
have died in pain. The hunters at. once
notified the neighbors, and the medical
examiner was summoned. llr. Beards
ley was detained, pending an investiga-
tion, and the others returned home last
evening.
This morning it was learned that the
corpsewss that of Charles Wheeler, a
well known resident of Soutbiord, who
has beenmissing from his home since
November 14th. Hows-1mm in New
lilford last week, but since then his rc-
latlves, who have been conducting a
search, have heard nothing from him.
He was over seventy years old. and
being partlslly demented, wondered
away from Snutbford. It is supposed
that he left New Milford and went from
there to Boxbury, where, losing his way
in thewoods, be wandered about until
in the cold and rain he became exhaust-
ed from hunger and thirst, and dropping
was too weak to go farther,snd lay there
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'TWWIyllilth women of this state
use more Brussels snap than all other
soaps combined? Because it is the heat
soap in the market.
or Internet. to spasm
Captain T. C. Roberts, of Crystal Falls,
has a rstvls'sr dog which his "game" a
pop as ever best a bush. The other day
the captian was out shooting and shot
ed the dog’s tail. The bereaved canine
did not sit down and howl—perhaps be-
cause sitting down was a painful thing
tndn—bnt be promptly
tsli,sndnatruerntrieversa onlddonid
it at his master’s feet; thou: the captain
admitsthntthsdogdld it wit slook of
withering scorn. mingled with mild re-
~Thswashbonrdiauplanonponwbbh
women can play a tons of happiness
witsasaksof Brnsssissoap.
The new “names Invyland, for the
tramportationortbacsrsof inaccessi-
idatsdrnadscromflsrlomriverfisvsry
nearlyresdyrohvglsherduties. Harlan
3 liollhgsworth, the builders, have
that ths'buntshnll befiuusd
thalistwaeklabscamhsr. Instevsni
hglr.Shspvrd.ilspsi-lntandsator the
it
beautiful ltibbonsnd
Tipslnllachsndcniorsfromwcsbuuch up. Fancy
envelope».
ceived $1,500 from the Housntonic Rail
road company.
0n the railroad.
cars across theTliainles river for many
years, has hem purchased by the Balti-
Both arms and four ribs were broken.
at Haye-’ market.
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Store open from s n. m. in 9 p. m. livery Ewing. ‘ V _
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ALI. AROUND Tlll'} STATE. ‘
last month the l’iimpion company, of I “mm under thh
Hartford, lurue-i Jill. 8|,000,000 stumped hmlflmnliqddmufilfiafl .
tramp} . .
John German, ui Waterhniv, has re-
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0Y8 TO SELL Till “In m
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His brother was killed
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Tim steamer Grown, which has ferried
OARDISS — FIRST -
rooms and all conveniences.
Metamucil-aw 3k.
throne and 0bioRrilrnad,nnd will steam “70¢ 753,,” Iain“... wig:
to Baltimore next week. “ '— '—
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Dino-l Grsifio, s fifteen‘yeur old boy 1 for gs. mo
employed in a Willimcniic shoe shop,
was caught l’l a rewiring shaft and
whirled around several times yesterday.
~12 ".1; .‘r’.;;.'.:.'.‘.. Err—$52.55?) for $1,
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Ceasefire, Silver Plated Ware. Pictures and
Fancy Gums, at it Iain street. Norualk. 1’} 3
cat. MAT! son SALE—11' You whini- s .
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HOUSE A'SD PARTS OF HOUSE: ALSO
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Payers.
Schoollmtrlct
Stores, both in this city and hat Norwslk.
TAYLOR A COLD!!-
nfl llesl irate and insurance Agents.
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b um: llallrondl’lsch-vtasrl need for
man it ltsnperintendesit's other. i for
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cons to m—OIMLIIIN can II
will furnished room. with or
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walk. nlgtf
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on Woodward avenue.
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