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SOUTH NORWALE. CONN“ TUESDAY. DECEMBER 10.1889
A IIAITI “DINING.
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John W. Dake.1ranklln 1... Smith and tsvy, whoielo succeed A. B. Wilcox.
The hi- monthly meeting of the seen
50'0"! minor Ill-“ll! WM 0W Mon was first held, when seven new
members were admitted and other rou-
tine businem transacud.
The address of welcome to the new
Gmlfiecretary on behalf of the town,
city and borough was made by Rev. C.
E. Torrey. pastor of the First Baptist
church; Rev. 8. B. 8. Diesel! welcomed
[Millions on behalf of Norwalk homes;
Names L. Ambler on behalf of
Ms Gm" v.“
Witt church.
ltatlwlallee. L0.0.r..willrshsarm lire. LII. Waterbury. who has been “IIIIIIOIIIOIWIMWORII.
illforeeversldsyaismoraeomfertalilv. W“
4 pounds pars lard for lustre
pasduliaydmetket.
Elnasksts-eklsg a number of Oowsteck
improvemenhlsfmetofhisatorslatba M y.
Iahackemohotdhlock.
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tin. cam. Ycet Milled rio- a
lwlth relatives in Westpori
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as“ yesterday.
The last Norwalk I. 2. Sunday school
Itwlii rehearse for their Climates ener-
class this nosing.
Tbsyonngpacptsoi theFirrt l. 8.
church have organised a society known
as the hearth league.
flourishing condition.
“The Fair Babel, ”now
BicbardJ.Oetbillwere present.
"The best local tslentat Ihslribvsry
Concert tomorrow night.
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of.sitsrwhicbtheoommittaeon ordino
Thebulldtagkncwaestbsfllovevgae saces presented an mdlaanos for the
fittingwnvke on River street,bcroagh. etaatingofauofiloeof commissioner of
isbatngeonvertedialoatsnsmenthouvr.
~Don’i. ”:05;- poundfora
tough, dry sirloin steak whenyoncati
boy slender. juicy one inrllesnleat
public works, which would do away
with the appointment of a street com-
mittee. The C tencilmsn all expressed
favorable opinoiis regarding the passage
of each at: mdinaseus the work on the
streets and aware hesinnraavad to such ,
as esteatdnriog tbs pmt'few years that
a (bunch-en meant and
tinaiaalteniliagiothsnnth is thatdo
Upon the suggestion of Gmncilfin
Cuthtii the otdinawe was referred back
to the proper committee with the re-
quest that he have a section attached to
the ordinance which will relieve the
committee on public health.
fl IA! D ODIL'EIT.
Ilse Lila Willie and Other Distinguished
Artists to be Ila-rd tn larwnlk.
lies Lila Willis, a shaming soprano
singer of New York, and vocal teacher
at Ilia. I. B. Head's Hilleide Seminary.
will given grand concert at the Opera
House on Friday evening. She will be
assisted by lies Bertha Webb, a talented
young violiniste, who has attracted great
attention throughout the eastern slates,
Mellie Blanchard, the distinguished solo
harpisle, and other New York artists of
tiles Willis is spoken of as a tal-
ented and intelligent article gifted with
a high soprano voice of fine quality, cui-
livsted to a remarkable degree. Her
voice is smooth and flexible and she
_ makes the most difficult runs and frills
with the greatest ease.
it is not too much to any that she aston-
iehvs rill who hear her by the wonerfui
rapidity of her cxcntvon and by the ease
with which she plays two, three or over:
four parts simultaneously.
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, mmmmuom
appaarlsg‘oataseveatsgof them:
~Gototheliostoullove and are the
Writ oil paintiirg which youtnay draw
on Christmas day.
lasons are at work setting the new
holler at the Novwslk and South Norwslk
electric light station. The new dynamite
have been shipped and are expected here
it: a few days.
The Boston Store received this morn-
ing from Wilmington, Delaware, a new
and attracflve delivery wagon, patterned
after those used by the large dry goods
houses of New York. .
Icc five inches thick formed on Cook’s
pond in New Britain Friday and several
skating parties took advantage of the
smooth surface Siturday evening, and
on Sunday there was a large lumber
“tyne of misaligned
onlebali dilthbehdtclleebf‘NMk‘.‘
“addresses were followed by a few
remarks by Iir Blmona.
Ir. Wilcox then made his farewell
address. At the conclusion of his re-
matks President Ambler arose and on
behalf of the members of the annotation
presented lir. Wilcox with a puree of
money, which slicted a feeling response
from the recipient.
A period of singing and liicllblllly foi-
iowed, affording everybody present an
opportunity to become acquainted with
Professor Nowell pod this city has one
hundred dancing k in Booth Nur-
wsye could make
walk. Bridgepgvtw
Norwalk n and dance. ~fltidgeport
t" P
~—Ym,ehedid in the courthousemat-
m, buthridgeporthadtopaythsiiddler,
l. I. larntd Weather lessons“.
The "cold wave” now moving from
thelaksregion will probably be felt in
this auction today, but not very severely
on the immediate Kiddie Atlantic coasts.
A. storm centre in Dakota will advance
eastward, with rain and snow on the
lakes and in the Central States, and may
reach this section to-morrow. Tempera-
ture rose in the United States yesterday.
In this district to-dav colder, clear
weather and fresh to light westerly and
northwesterly winds will probably pre-
In the Middle States and New
England colder, fair weather will pro
vail, with fresh westerly to northwester-
ly winds, shifting to easterly and south-
fl‘cfly in the westerp portions of this
alien, and followed by rain in these
dhtriote. On Wednesday in this section
and In New England fair to partly cloudy
wuther will prevail, with slight thermal
, okangce, preceded by lower temperature, ,
with fresh, variable winds, becoming
easterly and southerly, followed by high
or temperature. and rain; and on Thurs-
parlly cloudy weather,
with rain or snow, followed in this sec-
tion by clearing. with slight thermal
Isnth levwalk Club.
The South Norwalk Club Ian night
elected the following cfilccrs: B. H
lattbewenn. president; '1. Goldschmidt,
vicevpvesidenl; B. A. Woodward, treas-
uver: B. Snyder, secretary; B. A. Wood.
ward, C. 3. Trowbvidgv, C. Swarlz, house
committee; ll. 8. latheweon, H. C.
Btix, Chas. C. Vail, auditing committee;
Wm. H. Hoyt, Russell Frost, C. B. Doiy,
J. J, Arch, Frank Cometock, I. I. Hoyt;
Win. A. Benedict, examiningcommittee.
The following preamble and resolu-
tions on the death of Willie Bristol, J L,
were adopted:
WHEREAS, It Ilse pleased Almighty
God to remove from our midst our es-
Denied associate,
While bowing in humble submission to
the will of the Divine Creator, we deem
It our duty to give expression toonrgvirf
at the Ioesnf our friend.
W, That in the death of Willie
Bristol. Jv., this club haesustained a loss
of one who was an active member, and
whore endeavors were exerted for its
welfare and prosperity.
short time in our midst, he proved a
friend dear to us all.
Refined, That we tender our heartfelt
sympathy and condolence to his deeply
afflicted family.
Word. That a copy of these reeoiu
lions be sent to the family of the decenn-
ed, and that they be published in Tris
80m Nonwana Sunrises, and that
they be recorded upon the minutes of
Trying to (lull tar-era.
of New lilford. has
been detected In a scheme to procure
dollars from the farmers of the state by
othtr than honest means.
since he sent out circulars informing
Connecticut farmers that their interrel-
might be very greatly advanced if they
had a man to work for them in the mar-
kets. The circulars closed by stating
that Iiarabali was just the man to repre-
sent the farmers and that he would will-
ingiyldoeo for those who would subscribe
J. C. Marshall,
The demonstrative New Haven Pulls
dium man calls the divine Patti ”a de-
licious human canary."
in which she coins money, at home and
abroad, we had come to look upon her
as a sort of “guinea hen."
From the way
-Two pounds of the best round steak
for 25 cents at Ferd Hayes’ market.
Ilichacl 8. Ryan of Danbuvy, who is
employed at the station of the Boumton
ic road, fell from a freight car on Sutur-
day. His left leg was badly injured and
be was hurt about the head. Fracture
of the skull was suspected.
Flax used to be raised profitably in
Connecticut, and in view of the improvv
ed machinery today for preparing the
fiber for market, the slate farmers are
discussing the question whether it may
not again be made a paying crop.
-Ask for Insider’s ”Straight Tips,”
the best cigar in the market for lie
Sold everywhere.
The Worcester hose ball club has just
received the championship trophy oflev-
ed by A. (I. Spauiding & Brother. It is
made of gold and silver and is thirty
inches high. The Norwslks have not
yet received their trophy for the work
they did while in the Atlantic L‘ngue.
Diagram of the auditorium for organ
concert to be given at the new Congre—
gational church, will be opened on Thure’
day morning, the 12.b, at 8 o ’,ciock
Piaieted'a South Norwalk, and Gregory’ s
Norwalk. No extra charge for reserved
Willis Bristol,
For “in Webb Marshall has engaged in like acts of
ln1883. as J. II. Lockwood,
he sent out circulars stating that he had
been made trustee of a fund of $750,000
left by a philanthropist to amist those
who had used other people’s money but
who were repentact and anxious to
make the mselvee good with their em-
He received many replies from
gullible persons who thus put themselves
in his power and be made a good thing
out of hie idea.
Next liar-hall advertised for a treasur-
er for the Housetonic road, the treasurer
to furnish a cash bond of 81,000. lie
was detected in this and served two
The former scheme is
Athletic Sports at the High School.
Principal W. C. Fools, desiring to in.
levees the young men at the High school,
has presented them with a number of
sets of Indian clubs and dumb belle.
The boys will also contribute toward
purchasing fencing foils and boxing
gloves and they are anticipating some
healthy sport in a abort time.
lsfllntv's the Ila-s.
Iiiat Annie Ichinty and mother, of
Bethel. spent a week a short time ago
with relatives on Reilly street, in East
Bridgeport. The young lady’s visit to
this city was made particularly unpleas-
ant because of the popular song now
being heard an all sides concerning the
adventures of a mythical individual who,
unfortunately for the young lady, was
Nearly everybody to
whom she was Introduced during her
stay here would, upin hearing her name,
instantly smile and stars at her in a
dubious manner, thinking that a joke
was being eprung. 0n the streets and
at places of amusement she would bear
upon all sides remarks dropped about
lchinty, his downfall, etc. These allu-
sions caused the young lndv from Bethcl
to glow with indignation mi confusion,
because she thought purple» were at.
tempting to attract her in I very insult.
ing manner. 8th had been have several
days and endured greatly b -.'ors she was
informed by a friend, win I noticed her
embremment when a IfeGmty joke was
heard, of the prevailing craze. This in-
formation ended her vuflering. and Ihir
departed for home yesterday. pronounce
ing Bridgeport a charming place.
day” warmer,
Though but a
Itilatnrw Almanac for Talus-row.
High tide [ow33 tide
THE LOCAL NEWS.
Incandescent lights are being plsctd’ In
J. I. Benedict’s news rooms.
years in prison.
his latest —N. H Palladium.
A Chicago lluy. Iliad You.
thorn the Chicago Herald.)
The aged and grayhaired, albeit lively
father of a well-known West Side politi-
cian who is anxious for a nomination as
drainage commissioner, was chatting the
other day with a party of his son's polit-
ical friends. and he was asked how he
had ever been persuaded to allow hie
“Jimmy” to enter politics.
"When he was yet quite
a small boy I hit upon a plan totest him.
I did not know what to put him at. when
he grew up; so one day I look a Bible,
an apple and a silver dollar, and placed
them side by side on a table in our par~
Then I sent Jimmy in there on
. My idea was this: After
he had been in the parlor a few moments
I would go in and see what he was up to.
If he had taken the apple, I intended
to malt-v him a farmer; if he had picked
up the silver dollar, I would make him a
banker. and if he had selected the Bible,
I would have trained him for the minis-
Well, I gave him a;iew minutes
time and then looked in on him.
had the Bible under his arm, with the
silver dollar between the leaves, and he
was eating the apple. For a moment I
regarded him with amazement. Then 1
said to myself, ‘The boy is a —— hog.
and I'll have to put him into politics.’
And that is how my Jimmy became a
Every man whistled
for the waiter and the first man paid for
mme* .
”-lllrsll Beiribai’tiil‘l frills: citadel» it‘s
Noumea Willa “ii tbo‘igodd In
getting rfltdl'print‘. "It‘flt‘lbfi’that Dona
Sol left her jewels in a cab, and on
discovering her loss fiew OH to Scotland
Yard and there found them safe and
When asked, however, to pay
the usual percentage on recovered prop-
erty, and finding that this commission
would in the present instance amount to
st”, she was furious and called it an
imposition, and asked to see the prefect
do police. The guardian of the peace
who was attending to her assured her in
the most plausible manner, .lbsl she
could not see the “chief" without an
whereupon Sarah
special meeting of the Norwalk fire
plim will be held this evening.
3“” ‘Bscer” ieat Raymond Bros. dock
1with a cargo of iron for that firm.
. —’l‘hs best prime roast beef for 14
cents a pound at Ford Bayes’ market.
The household furnishing goods in the
store formerly owned by F. W. quui,
In, are advertised at cost toclose out the
New Railroad Tracks.
The four inching of the Consolidated
road for a stretch of five miles south
from N's" Haven, which was recently
voted by the directors of the road will
not be commenced before next summer
and pieeibly not before the fall. The
reeattn for the delay is that the road will
In a few days have all the extra tracking
it can attend to for many months to
come. The double tracking of lheBhove
Line div'mion will not be finished before
next summer. The company is to com-
mence fonrolracking the New York divi—
rton between this city and a point half
a mile this side of Westport at once.
This has been very recently decided. This
stretch is about three and onchalf miles.
The company has purchased the neces-
sary land and the plane for the tracking
of this section have been completed.
Bach oftheextratracke will he placed
on the outside of the double tracking.
But very little bridging will be necessary.
The work will be finished in the early
her namesake.
Company F meets for drill this even-
ing,andseveral important matters are
to come up at the business meeting
whmh will follow.
-—IIave you seen that elegant oil paint
ing on exhibition at the Boston Blots ? It
my decorate your parlor wall on Xmas
Glover & Olsen have purchased Lonny
bury, Mathewson & Co’s. ehoceiovc in
this city. They will conduct the bneio
tress at theold stand until their new
store in Swartz & Corbett’e building is
completed, when they will move the
The graduating class of '90 will hold a
fair in the Franklin street school hall on
Friday of this week. Refreshments and
fancy articles will be on sale.
There is work to be done this evening
attberegnlar session of Pioneer Castle.
No.1, A.0. Enf theHJ}. All mem-
Ibranreearnestlyrequestedtohe present.
-A genuine picnic, hams 10c per lb.;
m 8c per lh.,at T.B.Guyer a
-Be sure and go to the Library Con-
cert tomorrow night.
Rose Hill’s English Folly Company
appeared at theOpera House last night
before an audience nearly as large as
that which greeted Company F's min-
etrele lest Thursdnylnight. The enter.
lainrnent was exceptionally good, devoid
of thcobjectionablefentureethatnsnally
cling to such performances.
One of the prominent directors of the
New York, New. Haven and Hartford
Railroad is authority for the statement
mm “Min reelected
Wettennatbntshesnnentfi-
log, and that there was never any inleno
tin-of levies lamination-eman-
mwhkmm. w’ ‘15“ 27.,
city use too Inch rar run.
Edward Jennings, a Weston young
man, who heenot yetsttalncd blew
jotity, came toSonth Novwalk yesterday
toeec lhesighte, but metropolitan life,
iteeeme, was alittletoo swiftfor him.
He weapicked up by Policeman Itera-
—-The economical housekeeper will use
Brussels soap, as it contains no rosin or
“b“ .dllm’iwe
notes mayo-est.
Juice Joseph Tomlinaou of Shelton,
aged sixty—three, is a busy man.
' W lie tilts; page
mile!!! 95 route
Theregular half yearly meeting of politician, boys.”
ilf‘Bome. No.7..5m,A.*0 F.
«with
Will. "‘Aili’dlcniblraliiél'ii‘liil
' dad to be present.
, 4 Th, ladlaaottiisnrl‘orwsir Methodist
$05 («ng °l Jim mmmilittin
m “I madman-dis.
page, mpeddcnt of town deposit fund,
police jpstioe, notary public, real estate
agent, town treasurer,
managercf the Shelton Loan and Bev—
inga association, insurance agent, pen-
sion attorney, secretary Union Agricul-
tural mutation, collection agens,intei-
ligencc once. correspondent of the daily
Antonia Sentinel.
deathe.justica of nthe
itwae his first ole-moi the kind he
wmletoffwlthafiaeoffl.llisndcoete.
which was paid by a friend,at:d the
young man started Iopiod his weary
wayhackhomeagsin.
1 “hafurnnon. A militaryanddoll drill
with milio will be the features this
theBostonBlorcforthe-sisdayepveccd-
ing Xmas day. You maygattheelegnnt
.I'haattsmpttoaecure subscriptions of
w from Yale alumni for the New
{W is made solely to improve the
Man. Themagaeinewssnever in
IllII'pnIIperone condition than at pre—
fl.
‘alarssar Trust.
On Theraday nosing the Inndell
finnemiaedhyfleorgsbeehlcr. the
greateithsrenloiat.wiilappeeratthe
The Connecticut board of agriculture
will meet in Birmingham December 17.
ldnnd 19. Important subjects will he
disc-wed. among them “Facts in fill'rilfle
tier: of Practical Valneflby Dr. C. A.
laudaleyof New Haven. Tuesday will
After the Distribution.
Foreign Guest (as grand reception)—
ledences of vast wealth are sverwheve.
Who is that handsome woman ablaee
with diamonds?
Bowen-she is the daughter of a
building committee of the Eu:
tad Thelrconerrte am been ans-sis by '”P°"'""°""
thou-ads in the large cities of the
’conntrystidlketrsbilltyhepnkenofby
thepreeainthehigheatterma. Theob-
jcctforwbichthsconeartlatobam
"Why not? less see the Prince of
Wales without an appointment. Why
not the chief of police?"
Finding argument, however apposite.
of no avail, in grand tragedianns he-
took herself tome street, toherso-
licitcr, who told her that the police
in this casebad the lawns their side,
but advised her toreturn toBcotland
Yard and ask what waethe lowmt
“I understand. And that otherbyher
dersprnwptlysndatlcwlgnrve. None
better. T.B.Gnyer¢8on.
Jane-Golda. Installation-m “M vii allure rm wells-I
Mindless and "his: taut.
“Her husband owns a gas well.”
“Yes. And the one now talking with
”ansbsloagatoSIaadaIdOil.’
“Yea. Insduataadthsntoo. Here
comaseaotberyoung lsdylaricbatiire.
Whitehal-
‘mst'ath’a waaitbiaat girl “In:
I“. OI oheatownenheg.»
YorkWeekiy.
Wash- day- Tuna-r “lime". '
his wail'madespesd “Oder-wen Ilium Thrust-warm
Ill W0! III! llll'l‘.
'l’wo anknue Who let no to Which
Would be late- tires.
About thirty miles on the port at
Honolulu,” we were headed for San
Francisco, a big shark suddenly appeared
on the Miner's port quarter, and only
a biscuit throw away, and for a time he
was ihe‘ohssrvedof all observers. He
was estimated to be fifteen feet long,
and the sailors were agreed that they
He kept a
belefui eye on the people crowding to
the raiito see him, and although pork
and other stuff were thrown over be
it looked
as it he had lately gorged himcclf or was
bound to have one of the paw-tigers. He
appeared at to o’clock in in» “Tuition,
and had not moved an inch trim: night
came. Dtylrgbt found him I‘lll there.
"whewwbonueame and live wicked
tailbone eyehrhneoditmeimwirr
tit, word wont round the ship that «one
one was doomed. We had with as ten
English nncknsys, who were making a
tour of the world. and se the question 1
turned upon who would fall a victim one
had never seen a larger one.
paid no attention to the food.
of them drswlcd out:
"I say, Fustus, but ’crs‘s your fill) Imin'
chance to make or low ten g-ru’s if ye
dares."
“Ou‘s that?“ asked the oil: ~r.
“B’I wagers ten that the ii~h :Mt you
If one of h'us ii.“ in he got
Worst 1.
h‘its you.”
“Done, Tommy,” repliui tim-
without looking up from iii-t lint-it.
Night came and the short: ml hung
Daylight came again, and he ans
still there. Some of the pa-‘Si‘Vth-ls punit-
poolied,hut I think all Wen» somewhat
affected by the monster':. pereiatency.
At about 10 o’clock we sighted a WHIP!
logged vessel and ran close to in r.
the passengers had crowd—d t . litre purl
rail, when some movement precipitated
They mad.
agreat splash as they fell, and disap-
peareti for only three or four :Itcomis
When they came to the surface thr-
steamcr was already checking snot d, and
as they began to tread wuer tokeep
afloat we heard one of them say :
"Fu-Itua. old boy, I’m 94- ,1 t.» “in
0".
both cockneys into the see.
that ten,”
"Not MI I knows meen'if, Tummy.”
replied the other. "You blnomin' w! '
We had forgotten the chart in the
All eyes were no the two
men, who were taking mutters wry
conly, when the one called Fustus threw
up his arms with ascream and disep
peered. Next moment the other was
He no me aboard,
changed his clothes. and as he came out
to enjoy a promenade and a smoke he
‘ I told ’im I'd
win h'it, h andl rive, h'and I’ll It ave h’it
to you gents MI I took h’nnv h unfair
h’advsntage to do h'it. —New York Sun.
excitement.
picked up by a boat.
calmly remarked to us:
His Surprise and Diego-it.
In It Shelton meat mivk: i r C‘lilly,
one of the
clerks found that he could not go hDin-l
to dinner and so thought he would take
says the Anconis St'IIIlm—l.
a lunch of pickled pigs’ feet.
himsilf near the tub tint contained
them he took one and utter enjoying the
occupation of tasting and swallowing it
he reached out his hand and
another. :is be supposed, but to his our
prise and disgust, just before he took I:
bite, he discovered it to be I: pickled vat,
He went “
out of doors and divested himself of the
pig’s foot he had already swallowed and
came to the conclusion that he should
fat and of good proportions.
dine at home next time.
snilhiifin “First" 3.
Rev. George L. Walker, of the Center L
church, Hartford, is seriously iii and is
threatened with pneumonia.
While the Rose Hi English Folly
ing room at a
liddlctown hotel, the other day, one
male member called a female member a
bad name. She retaliated by throwing
a cup of hit tea in his face, whereupon
he attempted to strike her. This was
signal for a general uprising and dishes
Sonic tele-
phone linemen prr sent tool:I a hand in
melee and when it ended the floor
has coveted With broken féblpware '
About two weeks ago an Italian who
etc on Water street,
Bridgeport, was visited by two Italians
who were strangers to him. The atrang
are said they had just arrived from New
York and were looking for a good stand.
In convsnsnliou the strangers spoke dia-
paragingly of the Water street store, and
one said he was willing to wager 810
that he had not '100 to his name.
accepted the wager and later he met the
New Yorkers to the saloon and allowed
one of themlo count the money he had ‘
brought. It was pronounced correct and
the Bridgeport man was given a 810 gold
piece. The men had two satchele. exacto
iy alike, and one oifcred to give the Ital-
ian gctd for his bills. Being elated over
his success be readily agreed, and one of
the strangers counted out the gold and
threw it into the one of satchela and
taking the hills he placed them in his
Upon the suggestion of one of
the men the Bridgeport Italian also
plated the .10 he had Iron in the satchel
with the rest of the gold. The strangers
then treated several times and during
the conversation which followed. they
changed the tatehsls. ‘ The men finally
separated and when the Bridgeport Ital-
Italian arrived at hi lodgings he opened
the Itehel be. u carried little and
““4 “W
company wers in the
and glasses filled the air.
5"?
kept a trio
pocket.
worth already had
Mr. Story was her husineati agent rind
[for age was eighty-
rlght yearn. The case is to he heard ”in
the New Haven Probate Court to-mor-
lived with her.
Contesting a Will.
Ellsworth B. Desrlnw, a New York m
broker, in contesting the will
mother. lint. lleheccu ll. Densluw, who
left about 050,000, one-fifth to the chil-
dren of each of three deceased sour, one-
ilith to live. McKenzie of North Haven’
and oue~iiith to Richard L. film y of New
in the will she said that Ells-
propcrty enough
WANTED.
Advertisements under thisheed notescacdingh
tries, til-tear
lures-flue. twee
0Y8 To sou. Till EVENING IlhTiliBf.
Apply atiheolca.
‘ ‘ .t a
It With noggin 4......
lug theet: rework of handy 0 two.
siersof lady of so name
Country home in Connecticut; plain living. but
only of it. Adtlrees with all particulars,
lot 751 80th Novwalk. Conn.
for the Intro
and comma-Ion.
Inch. Apply t
W0 ACTIV' B. BNBiluBt'lC BEN as AGINTR
liiaa Life lnsursneot‘o. Salary
t Ioeitions lothc right
.Winill. bupt.
its Washington street lion h Norwaik.
Aron Santa.
Advertircmcrils under this head. not Howling 5
lines, 1 time lite atimcs hoe, I week It on.
OUSES, BUILDING Lil'l'ti AND PAR!“ 51‘
REASONABLE l’RlCE-‘i AND UN Eve!
TFRM“: Alf”) INVRSTMHNI‘ BLIND-“l, ”DANE,
TAYLOR A GOLDEN.
lu-uranco Agents.
NHUWI‘MTED.
on the water] front.
pets dc.
EAL ESTATE. FUR SALE—i? YOU WANT A
bruise, or imora farm cheep, for the next
tine-r mrmlhrxall at Honclidzb‘liomumlieu's office.
No 9’) Washington or , as they have just opened up
some of the burnt lots in iuun and a number
them are water fronts,
dcnr'c, house barn, Miriam: bun-c, arm of Lind, all
Alsoinsuruucc of all kinds in
Wt) CIIOICII h iiding'nts, canal} feet trounce
Westsvmnc Api.’ 3th W. C. ilAM‘ilS. or
C ND iIaND FL‘ll'ti’i‘l ill-2. STOVE; CAR-
lion-vhf and Enid or sold on control!-
sing. or In 1 new plans of bunnies, under the Sal
vatlon Army Macks, South Norwalk. Wm
TO LET.
Advertisement.- under this head, not exceeding 5
lace, 1 time 23¢. 3 times the, ! week $1.00.
OOMSTO RENT—THE FIRST AND SECOND
ilmr over Bennett A Bust: d' s market oppo-
site the ( ‘nrgregsrional church. For particulars in-
quire of Wm. Illl. SDON. South Norwsik 3
ART OF A HOUSE ON WOODW ARI)
Av,ennc sow. Boneein ButNorwaik 31300.
Also llurlhutt hou e and ham, near residence of
Chen C Stevens; 8900 Apuly to
A. WOODWARG.
OWBR PAIR? OF IIOUSB 0N BIGII STREET,
A seven mine to small family. A
JAB“ i: CROWR. Soul Not-walk
ARK AT WEST NORWALK. HOUSE ON
Ii gh street, Home on Water street. House or:
(‘harxl street. Come and see us if in want of a
convenient home. RAYIIOND BROS
spring. Room and board
PLEASANT BOMB 1N A CONVENIENT
ioca’i: y is oifered to per-one who would like to
wit Washington 5. Inc time during the winter or
3200 a cay- III. .1 R
Barb- Izr il‘nldlil.N W., Wazhingtou,D C. ti‘Zlilf
._ OUSB‘I, AND PARTS OF HOUSES: ALSO
Stores both in this city and East Norwaik.
TAI LOR A GOLDEN,
Ilcal Estate and. Insurance Agents.
00118 To LET—GENTLFJIEN CAN
accommodaidwiih furnished room. with or
without heat at No.4! Chestnut smart, :50th “N23;
‘W 0 HOUSE ON TOLLES STREET. EIGHT
rooms each. Water in. and convenience.
JOHN ll. KNAPP.
82 West street. South Ncmlk.
Advertisements under this head, not exceeding ii
lines. 1 dinette, immobile. 1 week Si (0.
POX TERRIER DOG. COLOR WHITE WITH
black spots. callable reward will be
his return. Address 0. I. BRUCE, booth
IT Maid Ir
Us . slim
twmwd 4 pounds, registered
his whereabouts, dead or alive gratefully received
at last Norwalk depot. or South u rwalk police. n7
NNOV. 18th TOY BLACK AND TAN DOG
when I 0i line 1' A. Combs.
ill. ironttecth gone: weightbe-
MISCELLANEOUS.
Advertisemenlanadcr thiehead.not
lines. ttirnefie.dti:ncelii)c,lwcek|l.m.
KSSMAKING FOB LADIES AND CBIL-
dm Will work inhomceofpalvons.
lint reitso
258 lain street. Nor
SEWING niountss NR sans-Woman
of all makes.
Boot hit
bailufi.nllA1llBB. ”Sou
District of Not-walls as:
Court, December 10th, A. D.. l889.
witness pliesliort he been roads to this ,
Court for adn: trailer: of the estate of lung
IcQuhac. isisof Niurwaik, ndlslricHid
mam That said a
mam. orsaaidda orbs-flag”
ASA B. OODWA Judge.
".3 nor on
600]] HBRSES FUR SILK !'
Very cheap. at
BBOOKSIDE STOCK FAB].
Bmhmrdsdandgivm the bastofcsrsdnricg
mementos.
“GAINS.
of [effort of W.
JAQCLJnmIaeistiaym‘ ‘1 ,
Crochet y, Tin and Wooden
Ware. sum, Furnaces
and Business.
unoworrnnnn‘ ‘ inasmuch“. ,.
MUM
oBolo-J'arantalls,‘
dong—“Water wise
W" thee
luQI.Bt.John, ”7.8..
mind”
Recitation—Selectrd..
ill solo— illorm and sunshine.
Jennielf. Nash, Accoin
PianoSolo—‘L‘na ills
Chorus—Balcoth .
Ir. J. w. stairwell will furnish cued M
ingenb Cos Celebrated .' ‘3 a
single Tickets Me.
n wivi entitle them to an
e at all the k’city
(lingo.- y'e drug storm!
i‘os dv vugstorc, Bast NM
from either of the omens or k’trustass»
Reserved Best Tickets W h
taintd at Boy“: and Gtcgory'e drug
afterlonday.l)ec.91h,wltbatf¢xhn
Coming.
Mundell Sister;
Great Oratorio and Concert
. Mr GEORGE 1-3 H .
or New York, thcgreatacdweil 9‘“ l"
tars-nan mos:- ..
GRAND CON A
Underthe auspices“;
ST. PAUL'S SUNDAY ,
AT THE OPERA ll
Thursday Evening;
POPE LAB ”1033.35 and fl
Charis open at Hale‘s and noyt‘s
Saturday. Dec. 1th.
Also a line enmmer
Miss Lila
(Sopzano Soloist), will give
A GRAND concur =
Miss Bertha Webb
l! to
HELL IE BLANOHARD
The solo Harpist, ,
And other Distinguished New roam
GENERAL ADIISSION,
RB‘IRRVIID SEATS,
Seats now on sale at Balc‘ s Kerwin:
orrraik.
The undersigned has opened . ;
East Avenueand no t streets,” - tide
floracstolutlt at! huts,“
.128mw
nonsn cnrefiifi‘fi‘ f
Horse Clipping done by machine power. by a "
orders as George 6
street, Norwa k, andl‘t‘gwiilbc
Mrs. R. J. SAWYEB
Instrumental and Vital ‘ lulu
mum at HRS. It. II. PLtIiTID'fi
It“: resume-Ins at. so. nonwa
THE: Niaw
. FURNITURE STORE“, *
son and 30d Washington It. "
ilcuthorwnlk. leathdof Billing“;
strenuous- colifllzfi ”’l- ‘ PM
and has Carriages
reasonable prices.
Information of
encodinge
will suit reasons: . , M .
Pgo
[love You Ordered Your
Potatoes for Wint‘dr
lcaiionbc heardandde
W
.. DANIEL L’IIOIIIIED
Norwalk Chronicler