saiwss stirs rosin-realms ' mess-
sedans litter ”w“
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visiting with Ilsa Leila Wilcox.
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hlw-ysltasaslmwswltl slssss sssibsysrs
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s... sitar tbs holidays.
llakl.
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M starlets. tar
bis-s. his is
hum. lurvg'Wliaawlowu-a.
bury bank a. Jamal lax hits tloitss.
Baa lay, hiluass Ira lsvyJ-essoa.
l car-tins raises. Jase-v 11. Phil-
Ibspla‘shasltlasca
Isl _. AQWIIOJ’.‘
ummwaau norm-vs thobsstclgsr in the market for do.
E'EF-uw' ’mwmfii’rfi “d """""1:_
”.mr.‘ . Cbarlesllsymoarhsajuatrecslvsd
”‘3'“! " a ton of that celebrated twenty cent
a. v. lav-Id Isutlssv rm candy that bsaalls, for the holiday trade.
A series of small depressions is waning
across the continent from the Oregon
coast toward tho lakes, which will prob
ably become energetic on “n mg of the Y. I. C. iflflndsy afternoon.
50"” 0‘ Cape 00¢ '3“ “0'9"" "0"” The next meeting of the South Nor-
lo' threatens. Temperaturcwaanearly walk Dramatic Association will be held
curmumm -' ................
'5‘. “8M gm], '3“. w". probably A special creating of the South Nor
Will, '5", “is” chum" ll) ”9““ walk nuptial Church and moiety will b."
lure, Iona.“ by southerly .m. “,5 held“ the close of tomorrow mornings
higher temperature. In the Middle '1’"va W-
Slates fair weather will prevail, with Sdool, (M1793. [my ,5" old "0m".
light, variable winds, mostly westerly horsepwnavd by Robert Bonner. trotted
Ind southerly, and slight lhflmsl a quarter of a mile in California this
changes, followed by cloudiness in the week in dilmconds.
muthwestern portions, and in New 205- ~-- ~ « -
m Ml, slightly colder weather ",0 HubbellCBorthol had a car load of
bruk to fresh westerly winds. (in Sun- ”'7 machinery """’ {0' "V" factory
day in “m section and in New England, this morning. One of the new additions
fair to partly cloudy, slightly warmer ”a forming “"ffl'fl" _
weather will probably prevail, with uni licofield & “a” make a handsome and
Pb“ "M" "’0'", "0'” southeasterly '0 unuruslly attractive dlrpll] of holiday
southwesterly, followed by cloudiness, goods in the show windows of their up
‘0‘ “fl "'9 coasts and generally ”3'" town store. Theartisticsrrsngemeot of
m”; “d 0" Monday ’ 99"", cloudy '0 ' the goods is the work of Drck Mitchell,
fair weather, With slight thermal
changes; ~_ _
class numbers about one hundred.
Mira Clara Bulletin of Brooklyn. N.Y.,
Vroorn on Woodward avenue.
mo...—
tlaneral Secretary thclel will have
charge of the song service at the rooms
From the large attendance at the re-
hearsal of the Christmas exercises last
evening. it is evident that the East are-
nue )1. E. Sunday school will do them-
selves credit at their Christmas enter.
tainmmt.
-25 pounds puts laid for Scents a
pound at Bayes’ market.
sum"; 5.7...." H ".3. an...“ .
High tide low tide Sun rises
11.45 4 23 7 0":
THE LUCA]. NEWS.
Capt. MacKeever of Boston is spending
a few days with Col. Leslie Smith of this
city.
Au adjourned meeting of the Con»
mun Council will be held on Monday
evening.
-Tbs beat prime 70;“ beef for 14
cents a pound at Ferd Haysa' market.
Sun sets
4 23
The sale of tickets for the Sunday
school 64“"! entertainment of Thurs.
day evening next indicate a' large audi.
once. Thschart is now open at Hale's
and Hoyt’s for the Thursday evening
entertainment.
W. H. Smith yesterday bought the
Roy. C. J. North will preach at the house corner Franklin and Union streets
New Canaan M. E. Church to-inormw hemnging to the estate of X. (I. By. lie
morning. will reserve 40 feet on Union street, and
Moses H. Glover I)“ purchased what dispose of the balance of his purchase to
is known as the Baker lot or: West Main "" mm" “b?"-
“sent, through the agency of 0. E. Wit : A meeting M};,;;,,bfl, 0‘ m y_
sun. '
A--- y___ I ll. C. A. Auxiliary will be held on Mon-
Willism F. Newton, a trump, pleaded 09! evening, Mr. Sim. “l9 “‘9‘“!
guilty to intoxication and vsgrancy leiove ‘ ”rt-184 980"” M53131“ be ”“80“
Justice Selleck ' yesterday afternoon and New member- v‘Ill be clean! to the
was my to Bridgeport [0. mm, (1,", association. A pleasant time is expected.
——Everybody should read the Holiday V Young m. W 0‘“ advice and K0
advertisement of the Boston store in 3“ WWW-0““ ‘1de Pub ‘0'
My“. column. , marrow night at Trinity on "The Young
___.._._ . IaniuBunness." This course ofaer
Theplacs made vacant in the medial ”ought to he heardby all the young
profession of Norwalk by the removal of by“, m the old folks can also learn
D!- C. 8. Murray IO N" York, ’U to b. mung“ [gum (My,
filled by Dr. Tracy,a former Sorwalk
boy.
An adjourned meeting of the Court of
Burgesses was held last evening. The
only basins. transacted was in relation
to curl- and gutters recently laid by
order of the court in front of the prem-
ises of licbsei Barbour and Sylvester
' Brotheiton on Harbor street.
. , f __.._._...
”flawumflmyml 1"!” —The “Try Band.” ssociely of little
' is hot i . y the indie y workers, will meet in the Baptist church
m. now I?“ m '. rws onTussday evening, Dec. 10th. and in-
nttlicmors that is well worthseeingand vite their parents and older friends to .
:vlr“ lsstrll w" t“ l""mflww",sixo'clock supper and llo'clock enter»
-————- , lain-inst, all for 15 cents.
-MCGINTY buys his roast beef at i "'
Parrisgton’s ouRsilroad Square, at the . “a," in thefiew York for W0-
| “wc'Lu-m' , posslvforthclahnrof prisonesscoofined
ur‘rsrflfiwmmnu Novembulmhioiacm you-ems, formic
nid:"Rcae Hill'sloglishfolly'Couipuny ortwo years. They say tlley' link 15
opened at the Isador- last night. Ifldmeusvs‘ilablc, which number will prob-
madaadecidsdbian'l'bsentirepvtgrsmablybeincrratedwhen store cell room
van nevus”, ‘ War-rm" intbsnswhuildiugiannipleted.’ .
, J . ,, V ‘_
niaeapnanmmltoodsyotght ‘0 ”mi lanai” ,
’-—llflssw clotbboaud hooks,12mo.. perform at the Opera House last
alltkepopslar authors. Seeadvutmnigkt before s Weed audience.
mast. All. Sflmirh’s. Therswere twoor three slight changes
—"““ . inthcprogrsuimssnd s fewuew ikes
(Naval-rev accompanied MMSylv and gags tbstmadsadecided hitjwers
vuuusSbeldontothe insane asylum at Trieaudwncsssemedto '.
m lash dillcult "m" w”
"3" l“ ‘, ’tbeisshugely. Iliatbouglittbattbo
“ ”Hum" heron m tram “a set prucsrdaci tbetwcentertsinmests
timkfourmsuto accomplish it. For willsotfallmortofm
uwu-sustyearsoldshooisplsyed ber- -—-———~' _
‘*m We are informed that the financial
cabana-mid W. B. Collin’s, pro
ran-armorial. “char-sci
prietwoftksA-srican House, is only
Wfllbmllmm 09"” temporary,sudthatallhiadshtswillbo
mm” mm “ 8sotiotsstorilyoutlast. Iatha mums
bthaaswchurck cu Prlday evening, hrsfdher, Uncle" John Collins, who
Druid,” S ciclock. Tbs attendance
sisvsrymsmhsrhdoilrsdatrsbsanals.
—Farriagssa,ssllsilrnadl’lacr.lsmll’
hgthsbsstrossthsfathaadnsssta.
,‘Hustsakstlic. Calls-d examine.
The great gn-savyou-pleaae six days,
twelve boursa day rscein the Watsrv
bury rink, under the management of Ed
Maloncy, has been dated for the week
commsMng January 13.
The county Ail-$2.0m are adrrr»
ssiaass"iqaareas a dollar,” will bs
Minion his old friends call on
theladirsotihol’thonsvsn-tloosl
Miss Edith ll. Phillips, of Brwklyo. is
The young man of lit. Paul's Church
11.1chon um», willipsnd the
' winter in Florida. leaving Norwalk soon
' Prof. suoiiigoig with tom
r.l. with his dancingacsdstny. Blanenlng
is awaiting a few days with lflss lisggls
~A9k for Inuder's ”Straight Tips,’
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. SATURDAY. DECEMBER 7. 18Sll
um-
1l0ll Till CELLAR til‘AlIll.
Au aged lady lash-sly Island by a
Fall.
Mrs. Bliss A. Nash. widow of David
Rub. a lady nearly 70 years of age, lives
with her daughter, Mrs. Prank Gregory.
at No. l Union Park. Yesterday sitar-
oooo, while lira. Gregory was tempor-
arily absent from the house calling on s
near neighbor, Mrs. Bash started to go
down cellar with s pail of water to put
in the tonnes. The next thing she
knew she was lying at the foot of the
stairs in a pool of blood. By an almost
superhuman Mort she managed to crawl
back up stairs, where she was found
exhausted and unconscious when her
daughter returned. There were two
frightful gasbrs in Mrs. Nash’s bead, and
she was badly brussd about the body.
A physician who was summoned also
found that one of her legs was broken.
Her feeble condition, however, would
not admit of the fracture being
reduced last night. lira. Nash
isuosbls to explain how she came to
fall, but it is thought she was overcome
by dizztneaa. She remembers clutching
at the sides of the stairway, and then be-
came unconscious. Consvdering Mrs.
Nash’s age. her escape from death is
miraculous.
WARANTBP. DEEDS.
Recast Transfers of Real Estate Issued-
ed In the Town Clark's (Inca.
Butler 1. ldge, No. 97. l. 0. 0. R, to
James Golden, lot. 481100 on southerly
side Washington street.
0. E. Wilson to Mary A.f7urley, lot
50x225 on Stuart avenue.
P. St. John Lockwood to Harris More-
hnuse, lot 50x170 on St. John avenue,
£375.
Charles H. Downs to Frank 0. John-
son. land on Taylor avenue.
Joseph R. Raymond to Raymond
Brothers, land on South First street.
George R. Kellogg and will. to Charles
F. Ktllingwortb, land on Oyster Snell
Point road. East Norwalk.
~Be convinced that the most econom'
ical snap in market is Brussels.
Ir. Slniona Accepts.
The Meriden Journal says: W. N.
Simona of this city has accepted the call
to the general secretaryship of the Nor-
walk Y. M. C. A. The news of the call
printed in The Journal last evening was
the first many of Mr. Simon’s friends
knew of his likelihood to leave town.
He begins his duties there next Monday.
lira. Simona will live in Meriden for the
present. Mr. Simona takes with him the
best wishes of a great many friends. He
is sure to prove a success in Y. M. U. A,
work. The call is especially gratifying
from the fact that It came unsolicited
and it was an unanimous one.
-—J. H. Stevens has removed to Havi-
land's block. Washington street. He has
greatly enlarged his stock and will be
pleased to see all his friends and the
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nun—qr
A BUWMPUL IITIRTAINIRIT.
lat-vesting heroines as the Issue-ea at
Ira. Jase luau.
The ladies of the South Norwalk Coli-
gtegatlonsl church bald an sntrnslnv
meat at the residence of lira. Jane Flynn
on flsvilaod street last evening. The
spacious parlors and adjoining rooms
were filled to overflowlng. The first
number on the programme was a piano
solo by Miss Anna Dunning. Their iol-
low-u an lnisrsstlng exercise entitled
"President Harrison and his Cabinet,"
the roles being represented as follows:
President Harrison, R. ll. Rowan; Sec-
retary of Stain, 'l‘sllmags Baker; Boots
tsry oi Navy, John H. Knapp; Secretary
of War, (3.8. Trowbridge; Postmaster
General, James (llldan; Secretary of
Treasury. Alfred Knapp; Secretary of
Interior, John B. Ferris; Secretary oi
Agriculture, 1'. E. Campbell; Attorney
General, Christian Swans. President
Rowan read a paper in which be made
appointments to someoi the minor ofilcrs
and a number of the gentlemen present
were honored with positions under his
administration. John H. Light amused
the audience with witticisms on the cab-
inet ofllcers and his remarks caused
much laughter.
Miss Msy Pun-sit rendered a vocal
solo, Miss Disbrow gave a piano soled
tion and Edward Altenbrsndt gave a
solo on the mandolin, all oi which were
highly appreciated.
The tableaux were features oi the eu-
tertainmeut that gave much pleasure to
the occasion. In one oi them Miss Ads
Crmsmsn oi New York, reprmnted
Galotea. The representating oi statuary
was very line and brought. forth words
of praise and commendation. lire. N. B.
Campbell represented "Clinging to the
Cros-,"and the tableaux made a pretty
picture. ,
Several cliarsdes were given. each of
which displayed taste and hard work in
their arrangement. The wedding scene
in the last clmrnde was specially fine.
Mrs. R. J. Sawyer presided at the piano
and played the wedding march.
While so much labor was caused in
preparing such a creditable programme
still it is gratifying to the committee,
llrs. Margaret Lauder, Mrs. Wm. H
Swords and Min-s Minnie Rowan. that
everything passed off so successfully.
They certainly deserve much credit.
The entertainment netted $55.
Sl'SllAl' SERVICES.
Counmtlonal church.
Rev. J. A. Biddle, pastor. Preaching
st10:3l)a.m Sunday school at 12. Y.
P. 8. C. E. meeting at 6:10. Preaching
at 7:00 o’clock.
rim Methodist Episcopal Church.
Rev. Crandall J. North, pastor. Sun-
day services—Preaching service at 10:30
in the morning and at 7 in the evening.
Fifteen-minute song service before eve-
ning preaching. Sundsyvschool at 12
o'clock. Young Peoples’ meeting at 6
o'clock.
accretion or across lioosr.
AI “Julius lutsrtallmaul by tho
hang ‘l'atsipsraass lolks at Wilton.
- A most enjoyable entertainment for
the benefit of Company 8., of the Loyal
Legion was given at tho Congregational
chapel in Wilton last evening. The ex-
ercises were opened with a song by the
quartstte, followsd with a recitation by
lllss Sarah Clark, and a solo by Mrs. J.
l. Dunning. Thou loans the event of
the evening-4 play for the children-
entltlod, "Tbs Reception of llother
Home." The scene opens with Columbia
~Mlss Marian Posh—receiving Yankee
Doodle-Mr. Washington Post, who in-
forms her that Bother (loose and her
ismll wish to pay her a visit. After a
few limiuary remarks on temperance
in general and prohibition in particular,
Mother (louse and her family are usher-
silk. Miss Marian Olmstesd as Mother
floors introduced Jack and dill. Little
[lo-Pup. Goody Two Shoes and the rest
of her well-known family, each one rep-
resented by a lad or lassie dressed in an
appropriate costume, who, in turn, sang
or recited a short poem. describing their
exploits and taking care to tuck in it
pretty little moral bearingon temperance
at the end. The entire programme went
with a dash and vigor that reflected
great credit on their instructors. The
hall was crowded and quite a sum was
realized.
The Library Entertainment.
We take special pleasure in calling our
wade i's attention to the Library Benefit,
which takes place on Wotlnesdoy ever:-
ing, because no entertainment of the
seumm is likely to have greater interest
for them from the character of the pro-
gramme or from the worthiness of the
oijct in behalf of which it is given.
If there is one institution in South
Norwuik which bolongs particularly to
all our cit-put it is the libary; for it was
founded and has boon built up not by
the generosity of one man or of a few
individuals but by the faithful work and
willing contribution of a great many of
our citizens. It is now some 15 years
since the corporation was chartered ltIIll
it has been only through the steady labor
of hundreds of the faithful during all
that time that the irstitution has been
slowly advanced to its present equip-
ment, which, if the lit-lp now needed
shall be supplied, will enable it to com-
mence a career of the fullest usefulness.
From the smallest beginnings the II
brary has in fact made the most satis—
factory progress, so far at least as what
it clfers the public is concerned. Its
rooms on Washington street are very
conveniently accessible to the public and
are open all day as well as in the even
ing. They are not only thoroughly com-
fortable but extremely attractive and
pleasant both by reason of the abundant
light and the tasteful furnishing. There
is sufficient room foraopscinus apart-
ment devoted to books solely and also
for a separate reading room which is
at Bridgeport, completing improvement,
325,000; at Clinton, completing improve-
ment. “.000: at Five Mile river. continu-
ing improvement. $10,000; at Milford,
completing improvement, $2,500;
at New Baron, continuing im
provemcnt, $30,000; breakwater at New
Haven, continuing operations. ”50,000;
improving harbor st Norwalk, complet-
ing improvement, “.000; at Stamford,
completing improvement, $5,000; at
Stoulngton, completing improvement,
025,000. The follnwlng items are also
added: B. Cornfield I’oint light vessel;
construction and establishment. of a light
Bornfln-ld Point. station, Long Island
Sound, ”0.000.
——Two pounds of the best rouml stool:
for 25 cents at Ferd Haves' ltllultrt.
unitsws titsset'ssimrtz.
lie was mam annr head, but Collies
Horas, with lousy lnlotb I'oskets
A curious story regarding a (Icntwcth
out man who died and came to life is
made public in the San Francisco papers.
In 1885 Edward M. Andrews of Songs-
tuck, a successful business man, went to
Florida with the idea of founding a col-
ony there. His wife remained in Unti-
nccticut. In January, 1386, Andrews
disappeared. After a severe Ht'knf'llll be
wandered away and was last wen roam-
ing in the woods. Reports finally came
to Connecticut that ho, hall been found
dead in a swamp in Florida. The Ella:-
onic association accepted PVlll‘Wlf'i‘ of his
death and paid his wife $31K".
ford company in which An lrwws wax
insured for $10.00!) was not watt-ii of that
lie was dead and refused to pay. Last
September Androvvs nottliud his friends
in Connecticut that he Wits alive in Cili-
fornin. His story was that ho “funnl
himself" there without bemg able in tell
how or when he got there. By fortunate
spriculstions he lmd second about $209
000. The $3,001) was paid back to ill.-
llosonio (l‘SUCllen and Andnlws H now
on his way cast. lie has nun-r given
any satisfactory explanation of why he
failed to notify his friends of his whore-
sbnuts after he “regained Cxlflrlilnll-illt‘finu
in California.
-Y« u don't. know what gnml and eco-
nomicol soap is until you use Bruit-irks.
The Celebrated Boston Doctor.
L-ist Tumday closed the fourth day of
the professional visits of Dr. W. Fletcher
Hall from the, justly celebrated Poly-
psthic Institute of Boston. bloom, at the
branch which has been taiabllllllcll in
Bridgeport but two weeks. The greatest
excitement has been produced, owing to
the fact that this physician is tho only
one who ever visited our section who
from a scientific knowledge of the struc~
titre of man, could, Without questions or
looking at the tongue, or feeling the
pulsgdescribs to his patient in it mo-
“11"”. of time, without any previous
knowledge of the case or any informa-
vessel withastesm fog signal for the m”
: Rib” assa'ruzmussirfétr rooms-5:
(Ml
A lllll'k- -
Week-day services: Clam-
public generally. especially during the meetings on Tuesday and Wednesday
3;“de WI“ be open for ”mm?“ on evenings. Prayer meeting on Thursday
ur l;— eveniog at 7:30. Sacramental services
Pleasant Gathering of Hothodlst Socle- on the first Sunday morning of every
'm month.
The Ladies’ Aid Society of the First M.
B. Church met at the residence of Mrs. .
James A. Brown yesterday afternoon. Second Sunday in Advent-Holy com-
yn an, evening the young ",0va society munion 7:&) a. m.; morning prayer, Ill—
and . large company of the societies’ any and sermon 10:30; Sunday school 12
friends amembled at the same place and o'clockievenaong and‘sermon 7 R "f-
enjoyed an evening of pleasure such .9 The subject of the evening discourse will
is characteristic of Methodist gatherings. be “The 3 ““33 Man ‘0 Busmcss.
The programme included instrumental gowfi'fiuiodlu,
selections 5! Hi” Fannie Ritcb, Annie George Van Alstyne, D. D., pastor.
'10!" 355“? Hallcck ”d Mattie Ray- Rev. C. 8. Wing will preach herein ex
MM. '06“ ”'0' h! “l" Emma 301ml. change with the pastor both morning
Trinity Church.
Gracie Hamilton and Nelson E. Bay-
well supplied with numerous dailies and "0.“ from the patient, every, “he and
weeklies as well as all the popular pom even better than the patients could
monthly magazines. The books lbem- themselves. , _ ,
selves are not only furnished in good This to the intelligent mind, is ample
quantitv but they have been “,3,“ny evrdenco that be is better q‘Ialll’lsd to
selected with reference to the wants of “"9 disease "‘3“ one who has to be told
our whole reading public. Anyone who a" "‘9 symptoms and me" guess at the
merely wants to be entertained may go ”med” “‘5, Pa“ "3‘30“? proves "“3 '0
there witha feeling of confidence that “mu" D'?"““,‘hm “snim‘my have
no illiberal committee has left out the called at bls othcs at 291mm street,
books which are delighted in and really Bridgeport, Conn., and to all alike have
need ed by those who read for relaxation been given free consultation, free advice,
solelt: while another whouses bis leisure “d nohon: asked to take treatment
for making some substantial gain in his unless ‘. oy ""ed '0 to 0'.
knowlwlgc 0' science, philosophy. the Certainly this should convmce anyone
fine arts or the practical ones, or litera- “I“ D" H?" “fl ms colleagues have
turc pure and simple will find abundance confidence '" their treatment, “7“?" him
of the best material by the beat writers. made for them the largest institution in
mood and recitations by Charles E. Hoyt
and Master Greenwood.
—We are receiving direct the Northamp-
ton creamery butter, and can fill all or-
ders promptly and at low figures. Nous
better. '1'. B. Guyer & Sou.
Ir. Shandy walls .500 Damages.
Michael Sheedv, the Winnipmk milk~
ciao, who-a homo wsslkilles, last Tues»
day morninu ”liming-inters- axcssa.
tionoo Hoyt street. pressured a bill to
the Court othirgesws last night for
mdamsgea. The blllwsalnid on the
VETEJWTEF
Attractions this week—Exhibition of
fine etchings and engravings. New line
of artotype engravings, best subjects.
Elegant assortment of plush pspeteries.
Toilet and manicure sets. Opening of
our toy department. Handsome display
of albums, cabinet frames, photo panels
and fancy goods. A new line of the
cheapest and best framed pictures in the
market. Magnificent oil painting of
“Finpl's Cave.” Boston Store, 2d floor.
The Walking latch.
lanagsr Gus Fields started the pedes-
lrians in the ten-hour walking match at
Music Hall at 2 o‘clock this afternoon.
The following men are contesting for
the honors: (inertia, Rafferty, Hamp-
soa, Brown, Nash, Hartwlck, Hines,
Tallmaa and Flipcrsft.
--A genuine picnic, hams 10c per lb.;
shouldersfis par lb.,at T.B.Guysr d:
’ Son's.
lublus with a Pistol.
Flora Seymour of New Haven, ll years
old, was accidentally shot on Thursday
«ml-g by Willie Pollard. aged 4. The
two children were aluoa to the Seymour
housaaad fousdths pistol, which they
' My task for splaytbtag. 0f
as. humid. tbs littlsgttl was
this latasksss salts lltbtlug‘kl tar
and evening. Mr. Wing is a former and
highly esteemed pastor of the church in
Norwalk.
East Avenue I. 3. Church.
C. M. Pegg pastor. Services at 10:30 a.
m. and 7 p. in. Morning subj»ct, “Smut;
ly Mirrors." Evening subject, strange
but true, "The desolate hath many more
children than she which bath a husband."
Seats free; tbs publioare welcome to the
mvicssoltbis climb- - ,
‘ Opel-{wood Unloa'chapbl.‘
Subject Sundayc‘vsuing, ‘ "Btlund in
the bundle of . life.”- 1 Samuel 25-29.
Wednesday evening, "Disobeying a
positive command.”-1 Kings 11:11.10.
Ger-nu Evangelical Services.
Will be conducted Sunday at 2:45 p.
m., in the Chapel of the South Norwalk
Congregational church, Main street. All
are welcome. F. B. Cunz. pastor.
—Don’t pay 20 cents a pound for a
tough, dry sirloin steak when you can
buy a tender, juicy one for 10 cents at
Ferd Hayes’ market.
Alrl. Alonso all stars.
Orrin J. Whiting of Thompson, has
been fined nearly $60 for shipping game
to New York city.
A real estate case which had been in
the supreme court of Fairlield county
twentyom years was settled yesterday.
All claims against the estate of the
Rev. Father Dolan of Gullford have been
paid in full and ten per cent. will be paid
on all legacies under the will.
George Held of East Bridgeport, who
recently became insane is recovering,
surgeons having removed a piecsuf bone
that was pressing on his brain.
Five young man who live in Terryvills
flew on Thanksgiving day a kite sixteen
and a half fast high and twelve ‘fsat
wids, covered with fifty-four yards of
canvas.
V .sskast Main.
The result of this long effort amounts
to this: That our people are now daily
in the enjoyment of advantages in re-
spect to easy access to the best standard
and current literature such as are open
to the citizens of comparatively few oth-
er places of equal size. It should be a
matter of pride and public spirit with us
to encourage and support to the utmost
this means of placing before our whole
p0 ulalion an opportunity not only for
soli'veducation butslsool, satisfying those
inclinations for cultivation and refine-
mgl‘p among our citizens the fostering of
which tends so strongly to effect in the
best way our social life. How largely
the influence of the library is being felt
may be judged from the number of visi-
tors to its room which run from 40 to
100 daily. To keep this influence active-
ly and continuously exerted the public
should gladly come forward at this time
as it has done in the past and place upon
the best footing this enterprise which in
an especial degree both belongs to it and
is designed to pay it over and over again
in lasting benefits.
Jim—it‘s. more econo "”55... soap
made than Brussels.
BSTIIATBS NR COSNECTICUT.
Ilnru ‘0'” Headed to Carry on Public
Improve-eats.
Among the items in the book of esti-
mates and appropriatiouafor the coming
fiscal year are the following of interest
to Connecticut: For furniture and car-
pets for the post rifles at Bridgeport,
$3,“; for the expanses of the internal
revenue agency in Connecticut, ”7,000;
for completion of the Bridgeport public
building, 075,000. being the amount
necessary to complete under the present
limit; for rlvsrand harbortniprovaaisntt
the country, at Boston. They will con-
tinue to give the some free, consultation
to all who may call at 201 State street,
every Mbnday from 10 a. m. to 8 p. m..
and every Tuesday from 10 run. to 4pm.
For an extended account of the dis-
eases successfully treated by the Poly-
patbic system, our readers should see
I‘m: 8335112621. of last Saturday.
—Brus.sels soap beats the w
Cousins-flout Patents.
The following were issued Dec. 3,
1889. List furnished from office of A.
M. Wooster, Solicitor of Patents, Bridge-
port, Coun.:
Frank Armstrong, Bridgeport, bicycle
step; Jon. H. Deuiger, Bridgeport, vehicle
spring; Mada L. Hanson, Bridgeport,
electric motor; Henry V. Smith, Bridge-
port, game; August Arens, New Britain,
latch and lock case; Louis T. Bulley,
New Haven, mechanical movement; Ira
Dimock, New London, spinning and
twisting machine; Geo. P. Former, New
Bristol, steam engine; Ozéaa W. Goslev,
Glastonberry, field marker; Charles L.
Lincoln, Stamford, lock; John R. Jones,
West Haven, music rack for pianos;
Chas. F. Monroe, lieridsn, coffee or tea
pot; Isaac E. Palmer, Middletown, ma-
finisbing woven fabrics; Frank Rbind,
Merldsu, (3 pain). argnnd burner and
argsnd lamp; Ralph J. Shipley. Water-
bury, making paper fasteners; Lincoln
Smitb,Nisutic, vending apparatus; David
S. Stoddard, Waterbury, stone gathersr;
Franklin It. Wblte, Waterbury, rivet-
ssttlug machine: Wm. Rogers, Hartford,
design spoon, etc.
mos runx.
Holistic, Insult & 00., Dsnbury. bats.
London, printing press; Herbert N. Dale, W
chins for tentering, straightening and .
“M mm.
-Ask your dealer for Brusasls soap.
cm Bills. .
lo consortium; lllprorlng Connecticut
rivsrwssaslaastisaoiwnrkbslownart-
lord, an); . improving. nominate
WAITED.
Adscrtlsemcnta under this head utitoxmdlng ll
lites. 1 mos 250, ll limos title, 1 work “.00.
OYil To all”. T"! EVENING filelNEl.
Apply at the soles.
ORKlrlG Btll'sitKlliPllt—AN AMERICAN
woman capabloof coin for hours and do-
ing the entire work of family 0 two. Family con-
sulsot lady of ll!) years. and gentleman of so.
Country homo in Conncctlwr' plain living. but
meaty oi lt. Address with all ”modernise;
1751, South Norwallt. Conn.
’l ‘WD ACTIVE, “IRGKTIC IBN All AGINTR
for tho Mct sultan Lilo losursncoCo. Salary
and commission. armament lions tolbs right
moo. Apply to . WILD], tllipt.
to if 45 Washington streot lion h Norwslk.
M......~............ . ..-_ ~_«..__..._..
.. 1'08~ SALE. , -.
.. “Advertisements under on; head. not new...“
Mom, 1 time 15c. 8 times we. l week 81 00.
} OUHES. BUILDING Lil'l‘il AND PARIS AT
REASONABLE l'lflttllfi AND ON EASY
Thrills: Amt) lNl‘llll’l‘MBsT litmus. LOANS,
SEUMIATKD.
TAYLOR A GOLDEN,
ltvurancc Agents.
or lot, it a farm clump, lot. inc next.
three mmil‘ll‘e,mll ll Momllhllllotmnt‘dlm'fl 03“”.
No 95 Warlilnmon st , as they have just opened up
some of tho tlttcat lots in town and a number of
them are water fronts. Also a line slimmer rib-l-
drn-‘c, hum-c, ham. catrlaue hon-o, acre of land, all
or. the water from. Also insurance of all kinds in
host ootupanlcs [
’l‘th choice building lots, 50 sod 60 feet front, on '
Went uvounc. Apply to W. C. SAMMIS. or
I. ll. lIllYT n21!
QMOND HAND FURSI'I‘ETRE STOVBs, (.‘ARv
l. pt'tc, Ac . bought and sold or sold on commls
stun, at my now placo of business, under the Hal
vatlt'lb Anny burrscka, South Narwslk Win Pod‘ .
more lib In: a
‘ moms under this head, not exceeding 5
"' '. 3 times Inc. 1 week 51
)ART 0? A HOUSE ON “'(XlllllARD
. -. 50230 Home in Esstxurwslk. $1310). ,
butt-v out barn. mar reerdcm: of}
.; 3. C0. .‘.p;2y it. ,
K A. Wt)lll)WARD. ,
owns PART or nurse 0N HIGH Hunt}
1 seven mums to small family, Appfr to .
015:5: J \VESI‘ (IllflWl-J. South Norwalk i
SMALL l'lUl‘SE tl.\' \l'E‘zT Krill-331‘, NEAR
w it rlng Milli Apply to A. Dicketmnn rt;
Suzi. til Wa-mrcmn F'ffi'l. bI-ltlll Noam k. (15 Ili‘
IQARH AT WE"? NURWALK. [IUIHE H.\’j
ll 1h Hrrvr, llm-v «I11 Water street. [loose on Q
t ham) sin-w. Come our! use l'l~' if in want of s
Cotwcnlzld it like. RAYMOND BROS.
dilwf
Tm: mom; 91.3.. no "one. inFéififii ‘
l‘i it. ItJlrtut of CRUFL‘T d: KSAPP. South!
Somali; d2 1w l
I OI'HEFOliXbfl (ll’ TAX 1.th AVENI’BAXW
Wed! Hrvrr: 91 moms :iml all c nit-mortal
lupin: of T, Btlifili "
Litres moon. 5 Room. in sour“ .VIAI‘S
enrol. Rent Sill. lrvqnir» wt Dibhh: & "om-
sitiuh's grocery. LOH ENZO UIBBLE, JR. bill) IV! I
A-.. _.- ,, ,,,,,_,_.,- ..,__,
I (“Kid 03' WATER STREET, HOFSB ()N[
High elrecl, Msnu'srtnry on Water sin-en,
Bom- n: Wmt Surwslk, Bouillon"! Single Wscvms, l
(Yam. .tc. RAYMOND BROS. n29 1w ,
PLEASANT nouns in A msvcstsml
1 locality is offered to persons who wouldlike to
vulthsningtun 5. me run» during the winter or
spring. Room andlnard 200 it day. MQJ E
Barblur,till31st,N.W., «‘celtingtou,D tf. n‘llitf
I
l
r
OUSEV“. AND PARTS OF HOUSRiz ALSO
bt:>tes,bo:b in this City and East Norwalk.
TAYLOR A: GOLDEN.
l :zcrommanstcd with fumiehul room. with or
wirhnnthw.:at‘.\‘o.41(‘besmutstrcet, booth Sor-
wslk 1113 if
'l‘Vl’t) HOUSE: ON TOLLBS STREET. RIGHT
rooms hitch. Water in. and conveniences.
JOHN H, KNAPP.
82 West street. South Norwalk.
Apply to
028 if
Advertisements under this head, not exceeding 5
lines. 1 time 25c, 3 times 50c. 1 week 3110.
8 80V, lith. TOY BLACK AND TAN DOG
"Teddy." property of Mrs. P. A. Combs.
Uncropped. slim built. front teeth gone: weight be-
tween :4 and l pounds, «metered Information of
his whereabouts. dead or slivegratefully received
st last Norwalk depot. or South N twaik policed!
RED PUR‘IB BETWEEN MRS. HOLLAND‘S
bakery dud Norwnlk Lock factory. Finder
mil be rewarded by leaving it at this oflice. n7
MISCELLANEOUS.
Advertisements under tbls head. not exceeding 5
lines. 1 time 25c. 3 times 501:. 1 week 81.00.
RESSMAKI‘RG FOR LADIE‘ AND CHIL~
drcu. Will work in homes of patrons.
MRS. PBrtthNS
om" 188“!!th
k.
EWING HACKINBS FUR fiALB—WIIIBLIR
I. A Wilson. Household. AL-o General Repairing
of all makes. byC. ll. aflAILBR. 16 South lain
street. Booth Ilcrwslk. an” if
for Solo Cheap.
SUIT 0P PARLOR FURNITURE. DINING
Room Chairs and Sldebuatd. Ball Bat Stand
Window Draporkcs, Shades and Fixture and Mantel
Lambrvqnins. one Winchester Waring Rifle one
sharps extra fine little, shtiota 1 yards. made to
ordrr with all the attachments. Revolvers, Jewelry
and Diamonds belnnsing to the estate of the late
Julian D Bugalcs. will be disposed of at private
sale. ha particulars inqulrcoi
utolw ANDREW J. URDFUT. Administrator.
Notice.
)URSCAN’I‘ to a vote of the Board of Council—
meu of the or of South sorwalk. passed
December 2d. 1889. t cunderslgned hereby gives
notice that in he lsvlng out of lowestrcet the
amounts set its their rupcctlvc nameswsrs
assessed to can of the followlng named persons, to
l g l i x. g3. l a
.. 1 g, ;;u‘; g;
E : 3 «at
. g 35;
If t s. Norton, tr to ~
Imm. ‘tdm
Willls‘mgjtsteshvifcs :33
’Tlllcl agunsn
s Nurttln. tom
Johnc Paaelecnrurteo tom
(.‘barlsal. Iawmce. ' lots:
Mrs. Sarah I. Hubbell. g on
it‘dmww...’ ‘ ’Sb
Wt autlAl- ‘ 5
.Ch . toml tum
Ishoflnwlsltsymoud,_ I000
Il’l’oyalt'} .Bfiemler, ! lag
Cornelius H.Hoyt, ', tool
some ll. Hoyt. 3 tom, =
WEI! ‘ l lam:- ;
hiateoflutinogpelysa, tonne auto and
Ashael .chkcr-an, lltlfll‘ am into
”"3““ ltsynioaa‘t 1.5:; 10.00
hand; in hwlis‘g lug! }
Jabs! nits-w,“ l loco: : i
'rolsl. lawman wool
n?! Rani Estate and Insurance Agents. orders at George G mum ‘
street, Somali. and tfiey will be prom ptly sated-
OOMS T0 LET—ul-ZNTLEMEN CAN 38 ed to. m h
0N. mm GILT.
MONDAY, nos.
Rust [1111'le I'll,
Plflllllllm no; i
Assisted by those funny cn-sdlaas.‘
Rico and Barton.
And a select number of Irsbclass m,”
muons, - .. tartan '
Chart now open at Hale's. llovwslkmul \
Southflorwslk “We! H W .
8mm Norwalk and Wlnnlpsuk to every
of s ltscrvsd sat . :»
And LIBRARY;
B E N EF Fl"
M USIC‘ HALL
; * On Wednesday Elfilllfl, Broil ‘
The following Indies and gentlcmm ban vats
tot-red their services for the ocusiou:
Quortettc—Sclectm ......... Germsnls
l'xsno Solo-Tarantllia,by s. B Whitssy,’. ’s
Song—“Water Llllf’fl .flsttio Punss‘t sail
Trio—“lice! they: on thiamofly I ” b, ill-us
Mrs 1'. 5. st. John. Mrs. 1‘. s. yumirs 11. last.
limitation—Selected .............. Mrs. HIS In
burr 54mg ...................... lism “in
Piano solo —Tarantllla.... . .......... lam
litre Nellie M. Disbrow.
Solo—Selected...“ . ........... . m
All-x4 Jennie K. Nash, Acmmpan '
Violin Solo~8elecmd.. ....... MILM'
nolnw‘Bc 6006."... .. ...Miu"lld¢
Recitation—Sci: ctrrl ............. In Bastions
Mio— Storm and sunshine, by Dull m (I.
.lI-tlbic K Sash, Accompanistl,li. ifl
Piunu Solo—”Cnanlle de (stomach by
Mrs. R. J. Sawyer.
Chums—Selected. . . Wmmanlafiw
alt-J W. smdwell will furnish onacf RM '
inger .k ('0': Celebrated Pianos.
Single Tickets, 50c Three tlcketaw ll!—
pen-on wll entitle them to an annual ul-
-l'rl!lp to Library.
Tickets on sale at all the city 45;! I3
Gregory's drug, store, Norwalk; at .31! O
(30‘: dung stoic, Rant Norwulk, orhqyllo
from eitnnr of the officers or trustees (1 LI
Reserved Scat Tickets may be ob.
__ <0
r... A
t orpnmtion.
mired at Iloyt'e and Gregory‘s drug stores, on,“
clam. '
after Monday, Dec. 9th, aithnutcxtra
EAST SIDE LIVEBY STA . .
The undersigned has opened a L! Slants. - .
East Avenue and [In t streets, mug. I“ I‘ll],
”gnu Carriages“ Horseatolctst all W29" ‘
r ouable prices.
1131 3m
0. P. sums, Pswp.
uonsu outpemo.
Horse Clipping done urchins ’ u
workman of many years!!! Winn. 3!
Mrs. R. J. SAWYE
TEACHER 0'
Residence at BIBS. R. H. PLAISTED‘S, ,.
:23} ltfvasutsorox at, so. sextant.
A LOT OF .
anon HORSES FOB suit
VWYCINSP.” :
Buoousmn STOCK MRI.
Bones boarded and given the but of min during
the winter. on if
zoo and cos Want-groans; ,
South Norwalk, Bast non of Boss's. “ ’
THEODORE commas, was»
Picture Frames. Lnokl else are. finer
will suit you SURE! n: lfl. . “M ~
w
3*, _
[lave You Ordered vol-2'
Potatoes for Willidr
Call and see an.
DANIEL ‘L’ubufibilflll
FAWCETT’S
Clearing .0111 “S
, t l‘lr. ‘
conundrum.
ss'runnsvpoog
Everything “to “1;, sold trimmings,”
A'i' monument. «to
Ostrich Plumes ahdiTl
Iflmmmmzvu“ "
Mrs.W.Fawcett
so. a warn: nuns
it
~ .
mwfifig
' Llaelzltgqm w
r » ‘rV ‘
Free Beadlnllllll,
a}
Instrumental all local lull. ‘
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