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l. 1. Harold Weather remnants.
The Important western storm centre
now near Lake Erie will probably more
ssatwardly, and cause dangerous galrs on
the lakes and on the New England coasts
and be seriously felt by shipping on
Drug Island Sound to-nlght. Tempera-
ture rose in the United States yesterday.
In this district to-day cloudy weather
.will probably prevail, with rain, becom-
lug heavy, and fresh to brisk southeast—
erly to southerly winds, increasing in
force. and higher temperature, rising
above 55 degrees. In the liddle States
and New England,
weather will prevail. with rain and fresh
to brisk aoutbeasterly and easterly to
anuihsaaterly winds, '
urength on the coasts, followed by brisk
westerly winds and clearing in this sec'
tiou. except on the immediate coasts_
On Thursday in this section and In New
England, cooler, partly cloudy to fair
weather will probably prevaiI, wiIh brisk
southwesterly to westerly winds, precrd
ed by rain in New England and followed
by clearing and northwesterly winds,
and on Friday colder, fair weather, fol-
' lowed by higher temperature.
mist-rs Almanac for Tomorrow.
Ellh ode l7 Low35 tide |' So
THE LOCAL NEWS.
George Clasou, of the United States
army, is in town again.
Local merchants complain that holiday
trsdcisnct up to the standard of last
cloudy, warmer
, ,—-Library benefit concert at Music Hall
Him Jessie Ferguson of Jersey City, is
visiting at the house of Ira. W. Silcox,
East Norwslk.
—25 pounds pure lard for Scents a
,, pound at flaycs' market.
, thuix Engine Company had their
recently repaired steamer out for a
"wall" last night.
Kr. and IraSlepben Comatock will
entertain the East Avenue Whist Club
on Friday evening. It will be their first
meeting of the ammo.
Baggagemsster , of the
Daubury & Norwslk division. has been
to conductor, and is now run-
ning the New England freight.
Danhury is holding out inducements
forCompanyFtogotothateitvandgive
tlsmiumrelpcrfarmaucs. There is also
“stalk of giving the performance at
lasts Ball on New Years night.
“Wt hihreefitickevs and an annual
,Jdiid slim
ibe‘éénfcsrt at lilo "merger.
Atamsetiug of the whoard of directors
‘yisfrssmsmhsrswsrsaddsdto the arse-
Qtuaoulc bsramsmbsred that tomor—
H. Paul’s Sunday acheollstohegiven
fiflsOpcruflouss. Tbs Isndcll sir
farawhoeomssohighlyrscommendrd,
nmrslyplsssstbcirandlence.
, ~A-gsouios piouic,hama 10c perlb.;
was per lb.,at T.B.Guyar C
formerly of Norwslk,
stillcoutinuestouul»
Jaurmhmtablished
sauna. Ithmgrbw-tohsahasd—
ismslypriutsljoursalofsixrsespages,
W Iliad with adverthsmeutsand lo—
Heathsmmsstiuyestsrdsy's Amovaishalug III“ III Shelter-J-
thatths Commas m w-thismddstaitshuildiagasdloaa
Human-rm
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'I'haflsansrlana wil held a ballot tlooduoasmascassrswastsdosihv
Communications-harm. oasis-molt. MW
nape Nthsfllghschoolsrsar- Ballerindgr. L0.0.I‘.,wlllcsnfsr
mains Mussels-with“ miles". of I'm-hits this mine
mtoolossthslrfsllschcoltavm. mm“m
Wm...
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Libraryng to the W W Ulllffl.
The connect for laying tthaintsrd opening.
avaaas sswsr has been awarded to I. __ "WW“
II. Pierce. Tbrss bids were waived. ., margwmmhfifi "m 'm
The new engine for the Norwalh and
South Norwalk Electric Light Company
is expected to arrivals this city today.
«We are rsoaivisg direct the Northamo
WWW.“ .aad can illlalll'or-
aslowflgurss. ona
h hatter. mailsywtscu.
tebflanwickugdg .1“; . ballerina-
l I ,
thsthsisnow sums...“ up M Interment waaln Riversldsasmstery.
In the state for any sum that may be
named.
At the library benefit this evening Kr.
m m..-
Howardlarlshssprvssstsd totth.
coins,grslns and minus arouse man
tlossdlnthsBiblv.
gramme for a violin role, will play Beet all painting.
hoven‘a Adieu. Ernest Ambler will be Ir Gaodwinjii old gm. 0' “my,
-—The best prime roast heel for 14 he can getthedelrgates.
cents a pound at Ferd Hayes' market. “M" M
_eneral secretary of the Norwalk Y. Ii. “'0' 0' "'9” societies.
0. A... hastaken up his residence tem.
porarily at lira. Van Hoosear's on West
avenue. HIs wife will probably join
him In a few days.
”we... Ferd Hayes' market.
——Don’ I fail to attend the Library con-
cert at Music Hall to—nigbt.
secured for himrelf a spanking, by his old fisherman.
precocity. On being asked who was the
father of his country, the youngster re—
no pains to make it equal in every way taming to her home.
to the one given by the company on
m Library concert to night.
George H. Raymond received a new *—
covered nadertaker’s wagon this morn-
horse, making a nice and handsome
turnout.
lighthouse made from silk haudkerchiefs.
It is lighted evenings and the ril'ect is stages.
very pretty.
—-Two pounds of the beat round steak
for 35 cents at Ferd Hayra’ market.
TheNsw Haven JournalaudCourier
whalin- Lila Willia,who, incon-
arciiouwithotherdistisgnishsdsrristsa,
MGIWM rt loom
coins." some
lady with a voice of rare power and
ccmp;;swbichybch9ltlgnnder gym
W /, W (I
. mfithnrciuus'pxzt.
—GototheBcstosStora and are the
elegant oil painting which you may draw
{on Christmas day.
The engagement of Dr. B. G. Nolan,
formerly of Norwalk, and Him Haggis
Doyle, of New York, is announced. It is
hardly to be supposed, however, that
this delightful consummation Is the IQ-
suit of that practical joke recently play-
sdupcutheDactorbyawagwho,uubs~
knows to hisvictim. inserted an adver-
tissmcut is a New York paper rrqusstr
“mm
Thsltoglsltatlama.
besesttothsDactor."abjret,matri-
magi-mm
~Piauaaadvacalsalosbylocaltaleat
atrhclabrarycnscsrtat IImieHall to
sight.
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lm mull“.
mommmmswss 1h
nears.
ThsOpsrsfioasswsssrowdsd tcths
oatsrdoorslsstalghiosthscscsslosci
thsfsiraadsstsrlslsmsatgivssbyths
Iadlcssf thslsmadlsrkcdlstchureh.
'l'lraprsgraississonslstsd of sail-eh
Inn by a male qsartstts coupossd of
lsswsHCossstock Warren. Prior and
Hoytga bassou by adoavnormors
small boyszadclidrill byuataso little
girls drsswd In Quaksr hounstsand ,.
gowns; amlobyllmAliosSsleand
an uproarioua stump speech by A. II.
Part II. opsssd with “The Colony of
Frogs.” by boysof theSuaday school,
followedhysdcsttbylraP.S. Lyons.
Jr, and Iralisrvsy Kant; arsaditlas
of"Johuaylahmoksr” by “But [sells
:a solo by Eben Hill,
rinsing with a military drill, dusty eas-
csled by thirty young ladies in costume.
Tables for the sale of refreshments
were arranged about the hall. and the
crowd was liberal with Its money. The
fair will be continued this waning-rhea
some of the numbers on the programme
will be repeated.
[strut from a Inter.
I write this from under my own vine
and fig tree, from beneath a roof oi my
I am a lauded proprietor, a tax-
payer the owner of a bit of ground, and
a house. Ever since our marriage, seven
years ago, my wife and l have longed
for this day to come.
and scrimpad and hoped and prayed for
it, and at last it has come to pass.
have paid out hundredsof dollars in rent,
and been hustled around in the nomad-
ic manner too common among married
people in America. And when our two
cherished Brussels carpets were being
cut and slashed into so recklessly to lit
the parlor and sitting room lira. L
gratefully: “Well, its the last time they'll
have to be cut for they are down tostay,
that's one consolation.’
are so happy to was bought through a
budding association and is not all paid
for, but we see our way clear to pay for
it in time. Young married people should
start out in life with fixed determination
of putting a roof that they can call their
own, over their heads and this is not
such a very hard thing to do in these
days of loan and building associations
and cheap rates of interest.
My interest and taxes are not much
more than half the amount I have been
paying in rents. It is didlcult to define
the feeling ouehos inshorue of oue’s
own. There is something in being a
landed proprietor that tones one up
wonderfully and adds dignity and earn-
estness to life. You literally feel that
you are somebody.
positive pleasure in paying my taxes yes-
terday, and felt sorry for the poor fel-
lows who have no taxes to pay.
I set out some rare bushes last week
exciting in the thought that they were
mine, and that neither they nor 1 were
subject to the whim of some real estate
agent who could give us thirty days
notice. When I come home from my
office at night it is home to me.
when one has children it is more neces.
sary than ever that there be a place for
them that they can call home; a place
that they can love and remember as
home throughout all their after lives.
I hope to see the children of my eight
months-old baby playin
some (Inf—Building
~lirs. mam-luminaries WWWmH-rmfld
Everything will he to rsadinsrs for the
lf.C. A.a valuable colhotlonofallths
Funeral services over the remains of
In. Dalia Wands” were held this
um» ”of has daughter.
an Arab street. llsv.
white Y. I. (LA.
~ladlrs and gentlemen, do not fail to
make your estimates as the total sales of
the Boston Store for the via days preced-
Jesse Hopson, who is down on the pro— lag Xmas day. You may g'st the elegant
““"P‘m‘ “LII-“1'5”"- held pradictathat on. winter will close-
lrs, Bgygh w...“ died yesterday at ly resemble its modem of 1880-40,
the residence or her an‘hwt' a". being characterised by much snow and
Barnum; in West Nog'ug, .3“. 70 severe weather. If it turns out next
years. The funeral will beheld at 1 AM“ “I“ If. Goodwin “I correct,
o’clock tomorrow afternoon at the house. M '“l b' no reason I” the world an
.__, ..___ he should not run for governor, provided
, The fact that thousands of peeplo now
"“3th Bord. “'10 i' "”9101“! 0” "30 havs homes of their own who never
pile driver at Wilson Point, came to this would b." m gm "“9. for build-
crtr yesterday afternoon and became "1- ing associations, and that they have so
toxicatrd. He came in the pathway of cum] gum Mm. I,’ “ying s 1.. del-
Chief Vollmer and W” PM l“ “10 lars or even a few cents at a time, which
lockup. under other circumstances would have
W. N. Simona, the newly installed be" wasted, “ “1‘10"" “1°“ma
We have saved
—Don't pay 20 'ceuts a pound for a
tough, dry sirloin steak when you can
buy atsudrr,jaicy one for 16 cents at The home we
An old Ilshermanon the Sound pre-
- dicta a warm winter, because he has no.
Some idea of how the macadamiud tired that all the storms of the past fall
road isnpprrciated can be gathered from have cleared ed warm. 0a the other
the fact that one evening last week a ”“d there i' ‘ 1’3"“! lb“ ‘9" never
South Norwalk man and his wife spent '9'“ "“5" {9an "I the Connecticut
two hours riding up and down the east "'9" “"1 '3 November “M". there “
side 0‘ West av'euue. to be a cold winter, and it is said they
—_ are coming up the streams in armies.
An East Norwalk youngster the other "NothIng approaching them in numbers
day astonished his school teacher and has beeusreu for ymrs,” says another
lira. “George B. Bromfield, of West-
- s. . a field,N .J. who is visiting her parents,
plied, McGInty. —Gszette. Captain and [n.8, Peck, of the bor-
—Ask for Lender‘s “Straight Tips,” ough, new on . ‘0! "k3 0“ Monday
the best egg”. in the market for 5.: that had been left on the floor where her
Sold "enghfle. children were at play. One of the tines
' pierced her slipper and penetrating her
Pioneer Hook and Ladder Company foot luilie depth of an inch or more,
will hold its mound sociable of the season produced a painful wound. The punc-
at the Athenream tomorrow night. The ture is giving lira. Bromlield consider-
committee of arrangements are sparing able trouble, preventing her from rc-
could rIot lift her.
I actually felt a
MMVIB‘ Ilsh‘. —-The school child” ”—Wi“ sing lb [DD
Sometime ago one of Jacob Schaub’a
in from Racine, wn. It is beautifull ”m "' ““9 'm' ““1""- "" “'-
blfck, with plate glam wiunows in th: son”, was sdvrmd by ' veterinary sur-
end “d m bearing the letter "R n gene to spend nothing for his cure, as it
Thevehicle will be drawn by a black wouldbs uselem. Thshorse was then
seen by Alfred Freer, who also pro-
nounced thedimase lockjaw, and offered
——-——~ to treat him on these conditions-if he
Merchants in this city are arranging cured him he was to be compensated,
their windows for the holiday “a. but if bodied he would make no charge
3‘- 3- 30"” I". F "WWII” WC“ for his services. He then took the horse
slide in his window which attracts con» in charge and has entirely cured him.
.3". ’09 seen a... cup"; oil Fm" siderable attention. In Comatock Bras. Hr. Freer says this is the fourth case he
log on exhibition .g thsBoaton Store? It window I I We! scene and in it is a has treated successfully, and claims that
may decorate your parlor wall on Xmas
in line house
Oystwrmaa Insist an Their Blghta.
Concerning the injunction served on
Beardsleyt 00., restraining them from
dumping mud on or near the oyster
grounds at New Haven, which has al-
ready been repormd in the'Standard, the
New Haven News says today:
As soon as the injunction was served
Beardsley £00. commenced to use the
government grounds and communicated
with the authorities at Washington, in-
forming them of the state of affairs. A
few days later Captain Charles Town-
send received a letter from theWaahlng-
no «Quirk in ”mono u-o mum.
minimum formalin 2:}?
* In “his. his:
Inca to withdraw.“
their objectiousand allow Beardsley A;
Go. to use their own dumping grounds.
The reason given was that the Increased
rxpsnseof towiugthescowstathegov-
srnment grounds was so gryat that only
about half as much dredging could be
doue’undvr the present appropriation as
could be accomplished If the grounds
nearer thscliy wsroussd. The oyster-
men were firm in their determination,
however, and are keeping a sharp watch
to are that the injunction is not dhe—
garded. leauwbils Beardsley a Co. are
continuing their work. which is consid-
erably impeded by theextra teumiles
which they have to carry the mud before
tbediseaeeiscurable if taken in its first
At the annual mestingof Butler Chap.
tar, No. 38, R. A. I., last evening the
following oflcrrs were elected: W. H.
Raymond, B. P.; W. P.8csrs. 3.1L;
Peter Decker, E. 8.; John E. Smith,
Tress., Thaddeus Guyrr. Sec; 0. W.
Maureen at-
, iii:
To-ulght at lode Hall will be given
theeoncertforthsbeueiltof thalibrary
and wading room. The programme in.
cludes vocal and ludiumental music and
recitations by local talent entirely, and
punish a duo entertainment. The tick-
ets are only 50 cents each,sud when
three arstsksu auannual membership
to the library is given. Good seats can
yet be secured. Everybody ought to
attend.
may“ of an.
4"" ”new“
andw
thahlghsst
Testerda afternoon J.H.KIinsfslter
iumuw-n-an plaecdaw ltebull doglnA.B.Coloy’s
173”” mm
freight routs to New York" has
SOUTH NOBWALK. CONN... WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 11, 1889.
ML Clllillli.
To Patrol the Sound.
The secretary of the treasury, in re-
sponse to the requisition of the collector
of New York, has given him authority
to use the revenue steamer "lanhattan”
to patrol the west end of Long Island
Sound, and break up, if possible, the
smuggling that has been going on in that
locality for a long time. The steamer
will continue on this duty until more
permanent arrangements can be made to
keep a patrol steamer in the Sound.
long as the “Manhattan" can be spared
from battery duty she will be kept on
her new assignment. Secretary Windom
would have made the fact public several
days ago, but preferred that the collector
should make the announcement in New
York.
The “Manhattan” is not the only vessel
to heput on Sound duty. Others will
follow, and Bridgeport will be a sta-
tion for one of them. The public officials
of Bridgeport have for some time been
keenly alive to the necessity of a boat,
and recently strong eflorts have been
made at Washington to induce the de-
partment to act in the matter.
Did lllmself Honor.
At Mystic depot on Saturday a lady
with a child in her arms tried to get of!
the express train just as it started. Her
foot slipped and she caught at the hand
rail to support herself. As the train was
already moving she was dragged along,
unable to let go from fear of falling pu-
der the wheels. Lloyd Lee, the colored
porter, rushed out and seized her, but
The conductor was
in another part of the train, which was
constantly increasing its speed. Lee
called to the passengers who had run out
on the platform to pull the bell rope;
they did so and the train was stopped in
time to save two or three lives.
a terrible danger all around, and the
porter showed remarkable courage in
what he did. -
——Avoid paying soap makers 8 cents a
pound for resin, which costs them less
than 1 cent a pound, by using Brussels
soap which contains no rosin.
“ Au Unhappy Postmaster.
The post office in East Hartford must
be a favored trystiug place for the Con-
necticut skunk, for he ralliQ ’ronnd it
punctually every night.
skunks have been killed at itsthorssinco
the reason opened, and the supply of ani-
male trill tends thithrrwsrd apparently
uudiminished. The exigency of the alt-
uation that now environs the spot has
made many East Hartford people timer-
ous about visiting it after nightfall, and
the postmaster, thus extraordinarily be-
set, skips into and out of the allies with
wary caution and steps that barely graze
the ground. He fears an even unhap-
pier fate than befall Bishop Hatto in his
ancient mouse nest.
The Train was Lats.
The Ausouia Sentinel of Monday says:
“Asa freight train was passing the
steam mill,st heavy timbers, in the
thirty test in length
result-hm
CaptainilssrhhwhofBridgapcrt.
whilsopsuisgcyatsraoalonday,fousd
awhitssudredorystal highly polished
aadahcussslaohladlsmsur. Isoascf
thaoyrtsss‘. It h a remarkably head-
la the avatar moths
, mamas (toasty.
Hartford Coorsat prints the
at the Octoberachoalsuasisrs-
ties the statsand aw comparison
those January last. Thsfollowlag ls
fortunately All as was lspaat a caust-
mas Gift.
Did you ever think how many male
bring you into the world? first, It' was
nemmsry that you should have a father
and mother—that makes two human
. beings. Each of them must haves father
and mother—that makes four more hit-
maubslngr. Again, sachoithem must
havs had a father and stallion—making
eight more human beings. So we go
back to the time of Jeans Christ—dfty- “
all generations. The calculation thus “I’m-“.1“, m'mmflyu 0’ two. men
resulting shows that 189.236.017.480,5ilt,-M oiled! 0'80 ”first".
070 births must have taken place in order I...
to bring you Into this womb—you who Lily“?
read these lines.
All this sinus the birth of Christ—not
since the beginning of time. According
_ to Proctor, If from a single pair, for
5.080 sachhushsad and wife had
. ; married“ wenty one years of age, and
there had been do denial. the population
of the earth would be8.19ll.915 followed
by 144 ciphers. it would rrquire to hold
AT THE
this populalw' a number of worlds the r
siaeof this, equal to 3,186,526, followed 8011“! “orgies: BOSCI‘VOlI'
by 125 ciphers. The human mind
shrinks in contemplating such immense
uumbers.- ~Sl. Louis Bepubllc.
the East Hartford poetolllce within the
last few months.
have bad a trial yesterday for stealing
$800 from Mrs. McIntyre, did not appear
and his bond of $2,000 was forfeited.
James Madigan, agedtbirty-iive, at New
Milford, and Daniel Kresky at Water-
bury. Madigan leavers wife and three
children.
to open the store in the Fruin block on
Bank street. Waterbury, which was body
burned recently, as a cafe and wine-
room. Connor and Fruin were Imh
members of the old Monuor club.
Bridgeport fishermen, on the sound Sun—
day were cast Into the sea by the sinking
9' the“. boa" ,Tbe¥ ”'8'” to 3 "Pa“ Advertisements under this head, not exceeding 5
Island a half mile distant and remained ma, 1 time 25c 3 times soc. I Iran 31.00.
there twenty-four hours before they
was rescued.
five, a New York hook agent, some time
since tried to sell a hook to Allen tic.
Donald of Danbury, who is eighty-two
years of age and is worth $250,000. Mc
Donald decided to take the girl instead
of the book and they were married last
week.
Eunice R. Heap of Willimantic comes
up in the superior court at Willimsntic
to-day. Mrs. Heap left $27,000 to E.
McCall Coshmsn, who had managed her
property for seven years, and $5,000 to
be divided among twenty-five nephews
and nieces. The newews and nieces
hope to break the will.
It was
The income of each of the two shops is
estimated to be from 8’25 to $125 daily,
and not less than twelve persons are In
the pay of the dealers as employees. The
speculators invest from ten cents to $15
or ‘20 daily. There is one club of policy
speculators that numbers 150 persons.
with all the members sharing in a lucky
strike.
Fourteen
day ordered the road commissioners to
tear up the tracks of the New York,
Providence and Boston railroad on
crouched upon the sidewalk. The com-
aome time ago but the order was dis-
' rig the bolts from their rook
Two of the timbersrollsd on to the
Naugatuck track, but were removed. A
usinmthatroadusuallypasseathe
freight on the Derby at that point. but
as luck would have it the freight was
late this morning.
The Warmest I- "flew- Tears.
TheNew Haven Register of Icuday
says: “Tbssun came out brightly this
afternoon and its rays were positively
hot. At thsaiguslofllcstbetsmperaturs
wsntup to sixtyone degrees. This is
tum ever reached in
this city is the month of Deosmber for
the last twenty years. except to 1m
when the highest was sixty-two degrees.
Inthesuu the temperature was up to
about eighty degrees, something very re-
markable far a December day.”
The cities of the Connecticut Home
the prohibition paper. will he removed
from Willimantic to Hartford, Janus”
l, and will henceforth be controlled by
a new syndln to of prominent temper.
ance advocates with a capital of 015.000.
WANTED.
, (”3" AIM“
andfamals ancestors were required to
Bmw'film I'LL Till “SIM IIITIIIII.
woanso uousunrwnuauaaicsn
for hours saddm
home In Conamllsst plain” llvl
MM u. Addrars 'lllt allpartic ularruIAIck
floo'h Iorwalk. Conn. :dtt
Two”. ACTIVI. “I‘MI‘I'IC IIIASAOIITI Trim-"lid
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l II was...» um: dew. ril ll
WILLIAII B. RIDER A: SON,”
dll if Washington fit. South Norwalk.
FOR. SALE.
ALI. AROUND TIIB STATE
Fourteen skunks have been killed mar
ammonium“ BEN EF
ill Wednesday him
Thsfallawlsgladlss Ed
tswsdthstr ssrvlnssfor the
South-"WWW
aniu InsarsamCalslsry IIIQI It.)
. tlomlo Wire:
and Stone Masons w
Advertisements under this head not crowding a corporation
llncii, 1 time ”c 3 timeswc, 1 week hi 00. lalosd at Boyt'a and “WIN!" m ,
after ter.londsy Dec. 0th, willie-tutu {
llOUSIS. Bl: "DING LOTS AND FAB!!! A'l'
RBABONABI E Pltli' 38 AND ON EAtIY
TERMS Alfiil INVESTMENT BONDS, LOANS,
stoma ran
mruon a convex.
A. A. Starr of Bridgeport. \le i was to
Rial. ESTATE Volt SALE—41' YOU WANT A
ot.or a farm cheap, for the next
Two brakemen were killed yesterday
No 05 Washington at, as they have opened up
somcof the finest lots in town andjnaunumber of
draw, house, haru,carr1sgI-house, acre of land, all
on the water front. Also insurance of all kinds in
Roger Cflnor and John II. From are
W 0 choice building lots, to and 60 feet ifom,cn
West avenue. Apply to W. C. SAIIIS or
I II ililYT zir’_
RC‘lND ll AND PU RNITURK STOVES, CAR
ration Army barracks, South Norwalk. Wm. Pod-
niore. lib 1m
M 'ro LET.
Henry Lorentseu and Henry Hanson),
A NICELY PU RNISHBD ROOM FOR ON! OR
two ladies. Appl to J. LINXWBILKR. (Pfi-
vate entrance). Rail Place,Sa. Nonalk d11 3t
ROOMSTO BENT—THE FIRST AND SECOND
door over Bennett A: Busted’s market. oppo-
site the Gong lional church. For particulars in
quire of WI. 1.1.500! smith lorwalh slit 3;
l)Ali’l‘ OP A HOUSE ON WOODWABD
Amount!) 9.00 HouseinkastNorwalk. slam.
Alec Burinntt home and barn. near residence of
Chas C. Stevenleco. Apply to
LA. AHWOODWAHD
LOWER PART OF HOUSE ON HIGH STEM,
seven moms to small family. A y to
0153: JAIBSC. CROWLSOII Norwalk.
PLEASANT HOME IN A CONVENIENT
A locri‘ try is adored to persons who would like to
visit Washington arms time during the winter or
rpring. lionmaud dgoo a day. MmJ. E.
Barbour 1008 111., N. W., hingtonJl. C. n26"
IIOUSB“ AND PARTS OF HOUSES: ALSO
Stores, boil: In this city and East Norwalk.
'I'A H.011 IMAGOLDKN
n22 Real Estate and insurance Agents.
00KB T0 LIFT—GENTLE!“ CAN Bl
aocommadak‘d with furnished room. with or
without heat at No. 41 Chestnut street, south Nor-
walk. old if
'l‘WO HOUSES ON TOLLEd STREET. EIGHT
rooms each. Water In, and convunlencm.
April to JOHN H. KNAPP.
«2.8 t 8'3 West street. South Norwalk.
~Miss Addie D. Bowen, aged twenty-
The case of the contested will of Mrs.
A policy fever is raging in Norwich.
Coming.
Mundell Sisl ' '
0 I I r A ‘ ll.
M t “m“ N Great Oratorio‘and 00am,
three months call at Icrrcllkh‘llommedicu s ofllca, Hr GEORGE
Of New York, the amt md
them are water fronts. Also a fine summer rcsi- 5mm .0
mtmmpwlcfl M-.. GRAND GONG .
PAUL’S SI] " . ..
d A'l‘ Till-I 0P3” i
h a l i! l I! '
:...,r:tf:..“z:*.i:.r..':.z..;°:.'t.£ 222%.. Thursday Evening.
POPULAR moss, a “as. “3"!“
at hHale's all *3“
8T.
Saturday,
OPERA. Ht). i
can monk mfg .-,
Miss Lila
A .GRAND caste
And other Distinguished New Ian
GENERAL ADMISSION,
RESERVED SIATS,
Seal ml tHAl‘, .1
snowon es cam rhi-
no SIDE mm s} ..
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LOST.
Mayor Tinker of New London yester- u um m“ head. um imam: 5
Advertisemcn
lines. 1 time an, 3 times Wk:
Arox TERRIER DOG. €01.08 WHITI WITH
black spots. finitable reward will he d for
his return. Addre- C I. BRUCE, South dillim'
Conn.
HISCEIILANBOUS.
Water street, because the tracks en-
mon council ordered the tracks removed
regarded. The tracks were removed by
a gang of street laborers acting under
the mayor's orders.
Advertisementsuudrr this head. not
lines. I time 25c. 8times live, 1 week 81.00.
—--~——-~ DRIIssxaxnio roll haunts arm can.-
I" h‘llld'l lasting. drcu. Will Wk Ill homes” ‘ms
The annual meeting of the New York 028“ 188mm“ NON-li-
Ifld unlit" Path?! Erin)”: comp“! Sawrsfinagmsas roii sans—Irma
was s at o’c oc a ton ester- M51100!!!" W
morning, Ir. J. A. Bostwick proiiding. marshes. {dent alums. ‘6 coagulate
The dste.ol- the next annual meeting A '
was mini-goth: the second Tuesday in Disablutlon
i'. _ , ‘ »
I 'in h l a, of the oncsmmkflowan THAT Tthm
. fl
management of the road, saying that it
hadbeeudonsonapsacebssisandwish ,
a constant improvement of the property (MOI-Di!
in view. Balloting fora board of nine- south Norwslk, Dec. ii. inst.
teen directors was then proceeded with.
The following was the only ticket in calm ““31““ Wnfiibmfi”
the field: J. A. Bostwick, Thomas But-
A, L01 0?
tar, John L. lacauley, Sidney Dillon,
Henry Heats, Alexander B. Orr and E.
V. Carey of New York, William A. Has- Gun“ Hung“ FUR SALE l
hell, Charles A. Sinclair, Eustace C. V “
Pita, Eugene V. B. Thayer, Jonas H. ”M
French and Charles a. Prince of Boston; BBOOKSIDE STOCK FARE.
llarsmhsmdsdaud given the burial calming
Nicholas Sheldon and B. F. Vaughan of
the sum.
JOHN G. PUG‘IIIY
RICHARDH
street, Norwaik, and
cdto.
3. Mrs. R. J. SAWYE
minimum. Elam '
ling grammar-on at. so. smart.
THE NEW
FURNITURE stunt"
res and ass Irma. _
catamaran-sum“ ?
DANIEL mm
FAWCET
names are thcsscf HemraWilliamA.
IHaskell andCharles It. Sinclair, which
appsarinplaesofthcasoflsssralloysl
E.BohhiusndWllliamP.Bhlnu. Thh
meMthsnumbsrofshares
voted bslng 150.00.“! in favor. The
Imigaatianchics-Prssldsatshlnn was
Providence, James T. Howard of Hart-
ford, David S. Plume of Waterbury,
George I. Lauders of New Britain and
stockof . .
JAIN". 1a, pods formerly of r W
Arthur Sewsll of Portland. The new
Crockery, 'i‘in and Wooden
The
gum-I. a mugzfla: Ware. Stoves, Furnaces
Bostwtck New York and Business,
datum mm.“ III-
clearing fllll
SATURDAY,
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