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ll. Harald-sash. luacasts.
The daprcmion moving yesterday from
thsCsntrsl Iissonri Valley is now near
Iaksnuron, advancing cast, but it will
- wobbly not be attended by any decided
disturbance in this section.
wave” of considerable severity in lfani
tuba will move southeast and be slightly
Ht In this section to-morrow night.
Mperstura fell in the United States
In this district to-day fair
wasther will probably prevail,
dubs thermal changes and fresh to light
northwesterly and westerly winds, shift.
ing to southerly, with higher tempera-
ture and partial cloudiness.
Ulddlc States and New England fair,
dlglitly warmer weather will prevail,
with fresh to light Westerly winds,shifi-
log to southerly, followed by partial
On Saturday in this section
and in New England slightly colder,
prlly cloudy to fair weather will proh-
ahly prevail, with fresh southwesterly to
westerly winds, and on Sunday fair,
warmer weather.
missus Almanac for To-slorrow.
filth tidh Islw tide Sun rises Sun sets
THE LOCAL NEWS.
Henry D. Corberi,'of Hartford, is visit-
iag with James Weed.
—_Excellent music and recitations at
High School fair this evening.
Innis Quituer lrst night won the grand
prize, an elegant marble clock. at the
Odd Fellows fair at Greenwich, Ct.
Aalpworlh Leilgne has been organized
‘7 hike Five Mile River Methodist church,
" Idward L. Bassrtt, pastor. The organi-
fltlon took place Wednesday evening.
—-Go to C. H. Harvey's for Holiday
David Stow has just received another
lot of Florida oranges, which he will
dispose of by the box. This lot consists
of eight boxes and were all picked from
-'-Thd best prime roast heel for 14
ants a pound at Ford Bayes' market.
The annual election of chief engineer
' of the Norwalk
Iudqsrtlncnt will be held at the rooms
of Pioneer flock and Ladder company
next Thursday evening.
--Ask for Lender's “Straight Tips,”
thcbmt cigar in the market for be.
Bold everywhere. .
The following Connecticut pensions
havahsen granted: Original, James A.
Bowahton, Sandy Hook; tokens, William
: ’ WJlmwortb. Woodstock Valley;George
' ,1. Lowe. Daubury; Richard Morrow,
-.-A genuine picnic, hams 10c per lb.;
Millers 8c per lb., at T. B. Guyer &
Aspecialmectingof the Reform As
i ‘ M90 slid Prohibition club will he
s hall to-morrow evening
gmo’clock. Important business in
which all uninterested will bepreaented
It and a full attendance
is- especially invited.
, “4......“
flvaoponnfis of the best round steak
dos ‘ cents at Ferd Bayes’ market.
Dyna-vim“ to be having a high
as thus Ia Portchsswr. ‘l'wo explosions
Mishaplscsthers within the past
m withthcavident purpose of de-
m the property of two of that
,WI’O prominent citizens. The rnis
“ have not been captured yet but
‘ heaod given the
Wmthcy will
“INA. LAuslinIbleetoflsndon
Wurstnnwhichnow stands
mass-arias. Thhhssbeenbought
Urdu toglvs‘ansntrsacstotherssr
tksstcrsosthsssst sudoftlisseir
‘v The prics paid was Om a
lhspassbassrloamvstlisbaildiag
on the land to therraron
Conley arrested William
yassrcsy for violating the law
.ttts hhlngof harass. Halli-
. s horas std. w.
as. asuv D.Jobcsoa a; "torn-ad A lilo loos sort results.
from s visit in fisyhrook. ---—--
m A lswhg lacuna Vassssy Insult-n
AmeuagotthsOosrtofBuo assassssiisasssossussusis
gsssss is called for this evening. luv-III Whirl-“llamas- I'D-Mu”
m l
Thsasxt msstiog of tho south lor— fl: %:.% 'sonc’cmsss'fulmxwlug
“'3 Mb mm W.“ N). ”Old Ml” 'H. M um a“ “It."
will) Ill Juli. H. M00 00 Blind!) “1‘ mm m a” ,m w“, “"0“”
lie in Criminal Clllll.
s.
Norvslk’s Buildings.
than-ml-tha'ltats.
svsning, All members sis requested to ww, manual-gill” grant value A mum” justly “taprtdo in its
--——-— public buildla , as they generally are
“0" “’0 3- 3""!"0'05010 “W! a.“ tbs ml they h‘" M an indication :f's town or city's pros-
perity. Whars thsra are plenty of
churches, good morals and happy homes
necessarily abound. Thus it is that the
progresslvssteps made by any denomina-
tion are hailed with delight and satisfac-
tion by peopisof allclsssmaod cicada.
The new Congragatloflil church in
this city is as addition to abs architec-
tural structures of South Norwslk that
will nvarhc looked upon with prlds Ind
will serve the requirements of the pso-
pls of that denomination for generations
Io come. The old edifice, which is sur»
' rounded by many pleasant associations,
where mores of years have been spent in
trying to accomplish but one object-—
that of making people better, has not-
lived its usefulness as regards con-
veniences. In a few days the congrcga
tion will reluctantly say good-bye to it
hspressnt as early as possible.
slippers. dllnust tlaa experimscts and have
last evening It. E. Kinney hung up I m : mngag. Basilio“:
fine bssvsravsrcost In tbs City Hotel. Isl b
When he returned for it, tbs cost was cry?“ NW” ha in all rupscis sat .0
missing. Itlssapposed that a stranger Insulation of the problem, so long
whorsgistvradstthshnsslrad did not “9“”. mummmnaingu
spvnd the sight BMW“- sahuuyuuslmywsy. After four
tan creamy butter. and till all or- “M“ 5“ hull WW '9 slmplain l“
4”, "0m, andatlow res. Nose construction that itispronoaaosd all-ply
better. 1-. 3_ 00!" a so“. perfect by man who srs experts, and In
M whose opinions and judgment great
lIrs. Barrist 8. Rogers of New Can- confidence is placed. A stock com
sail. came to this city so ‘ time ago to psny with Ron. James W. Hyatt at its
make a visit at the r oaof lira. head, and several equally energetic, en-
- William K.Downs onW pvenue. 8hr- terprising and publicspirited men of
was taken ill and died: ednesday Norwalk has beenorgsnissd with acapi-
night. Deceased was in 69th year. tal stock of $500,000. for the purpose of
The remains were taken toNew Canaan manufacturing and placing this ma-
today for interment. ‘ chine upon the market. “It beats the
H ; Dutch how you fellows get hold
—Don’t P“, 30 cents ' pound ‘0' ‘ of the news,” said Mr. Hyatt
tough, dry sirloin steak when you can when .mm reporter called on him
b“, atender,1uicy one I.“ 16 cents n this morningtornske souls inquiries in
F9"! '1',“ m“'{°_‘_w_ , regard to a rumor that a big scheme was
At the annual meeting 0‘ the South on foot tolocste the factories here and
Norwalk Council Legion of Honor, Tues w“ ”0‘ inclined “ “'3‘ ‘0 “'k “’0'"
day evening the following officers were "'9 matter. Mr. H”“. finally became
elected: George Carter,co mandor: T. very Inthusisstic over the new inven-
p, Wilson, “a, comm‘udeg’a Charles H. lion, saying that from the very nature
Adams, ”my...” Gustavo Pilzer, col of its construction, it was boundto
lector; w. p_ Smallhom,£orer; J. revolutionize the sewing machine trade.
e
and enter their new church home.
W. Duke. chaplain; J. C , orator; Six machines for test work are' now
Frank Suez, warden; Ste Wilcox, being made, he said, and the company
sump will begin manufacturing for the trade
at once. letting out the work on the
different parts for the present. Within
eighteen months, he continued, we shall
[sanizsd in haves factory somewhere in Norwalk,
will prob- emyloyllig at the outset m0! 400hands.
ably include the chorus! ish sang at It may be in South Now-ll: or it may
the Old Well concert r y and from be at this end of the town, but you can
time to time other singers will be elect- say it Will he in Norwalk. I am not a
ed. It will be arranged so that people seclionalist, said Mr. Bysttin conclusion.
who are not musicians may! bin in order
Charles E. Jennings.
—25 pounds pure lard for Sceiitsa
pound at Heyes’ market.
A musical society is to I
this city. The society at,
that they may attend the canals. A PIGREBB 800MB“). menced hlr. Molten died and Mr. Crawv
meeting to takeprelimihary steps toward The Second 0" o, “I. an”. “old L”, assumed the contract after signing arti-
such an object will be held the Frank- Night at the Athena-um.
lin street school house Digit sy evening. Pioneer Book & Ladder company held
. —“_" ‘ . its second sociable of the present season
"itfti: 2323:!“ goods 3‘ Ems" School last night at the Athsomum. Although
' the stten'dsnce was not quite up to that
The concert to be given it the Opera 1“ “19 BOND“! 9 “0'3“!"an sociable,
House this evening by Miss Lila Willi. the affair was equally successful and on-
should and probably will bring out a joyable- The promenade was led by
urge audience of music loving Peop|9_ WI". Merritt and hid Bllef. Miss Eilldll
Miss Willis will beaseisted by the follow- Merritt, about twenty-five couples join-
ing artiste: Miss Bertha G. Webb, vio- lnit them in "’9 march. th‘sw'
linist; u'u. Blanchard. hgrpiate; mg. Raucn’s orchestra provided music for
lda F. Scavey, pianists; Mr. R. Harlan dancing. which was motioned until 1
Hawker, accompanist. The concert is O't'lOL‘l‘r
given under the auspices 01a number of Amer-ll “'0" P798?!“ *9"? Mr. N"!
prominent Norwalk ladies; Mrs. A. 6. Martin, llr. and Mrs. Fred.
—The entire Whodts and shoes Austin, Kr. and Mrs. Fred Wheeler, Mr.
.0 be sold at cost and less at C H and Mrs. Joseph Buckman, illr. and Mrs.
Barvey' s ' Charles Aisthorpe, Miss Grindrod, Miss
' —— Cargill, Miss Bartwick, Miss Hendricks,
The scale In the auditorium having lilies mefom, m3. Buckley, m.
been all secured for the organ concert at’ ’Hawxbursl, tie-Ira. Winfield 3. Benton,
the new Congregational Churchnext Happy Bryant. Eugene Clue“ oliweg
T090119! evening. “IO '98"! which i! Keith, GeorgeJennings, Charles Bouton,
connected Will! it Will be Oani’d and Charles Keith, Charles Ruby, Charles
sealed to accommodate about 800 more. Hawxhurst and George smug-09., A
These 595“ will not be I’MI'VPG, but 03 number of out-of40'n’people weyo .[go
the doors will hcopened at 7:15 ample present.
time will be given to those holding tick-
ets to secure good seats. We are safe in
saying that there is not a poor seat in the
tract for the glass.
the corner stone was laid.
description of it is in order.
tion of all.
Fell Do:n a Flight of Stairs.
While visiting some friends in South
Norwalli, on Thursday evening, N. E.
building. __- Peck, 0‘ Leonard street, borough, had placed that there are no preferred pool.
riionss DIAS Kitten. rm- misfortune to plunge headlong down "5M :3". “mm“! “If" 0; "t” P3!"
Struck In the Temple by an Overhead .fl'Kb‘ 0‘ “sewn“ “lin- He'pt‘ined 9“. e pews, II we as t 9 Inst 9
Bridge. 2: his left hand badly by the fall and was
Thomas Dyes, who is welliknown in considerably bruised about the body.
this city, was killed at G, brook last His injuries will keep him away from his
evening about 0 30 o‘clock. ; He was em- work at the Norwslk Lock works for
ployed as brakemau on thiConsolidated several days.
road, and was shovelling coal on the In
comotive tender. He did not hear the
signal and was struck in the temple by
one of those dangerous overhead bridges. fire de .
. partment will take place next
gazfdnsrmtzslrwbéndwffigp: Tuesday evening. The members of the
several companies will assemble at their
232.1%? so 61-33% figgxflz hes‘dqnsrtgrs in full uniform at 7.0;)
rooms, and were removed to his home 6“ m it 730 will respond to an
alarm ring from box 92, They will trip
in Branchville on the noon trniprt'o-g
'H‘r but was employ 9y“ 0 the p" to‘ the Center dhtlici school bassinet.
the inspection will take place before
3. It; It. for eleven y'ears,il an a portion
of that time he wince“ doctor. Here- Cliief Engineer Prowitt and his assis-
aided in Branchville, whrrsha has two “m“ WMM%_-__
children livin Deceased was 28 cars ’ I'm" " 0"“ 0.1““!
old 8' y This evening the East Avenue Whist
—W Club will hold its initial meeting of the
The cone", given and :13: “up,” season with Mr. and Ira. Stephan Com.
Annual laspactola of the BdrIugh Fire
Department.
The annual inspection of the borough
and mirrors with tile trimmings.
, stock. The clublscompcsed of Ifr.sud
of Bi. PauIsSundsy sch . t_the Opera Mrs. Comatock, Ifr. and Ira. W. H.
House last night wass fins sl success Esl IIr d If F J
and w” enjoyable in m or“? M . and I.rs. J.llt. ohn Lock-
The singing by the Mandel] Sisters was ' ' I" an rs. ohn 8.8eymour,
- Dr. and Mrs. C. W. Haney, Ifr. and tin.
firstoclasa Tbsirvoices h ed sweetly W B Smith I and I G W'llis
and their selections were _ lar. The Wli‘t .l C. gelleek "' ' '
siihersolosbIGeorgeLechlerweremuch I] £31,,“ b“ “‘1 lszmss
enjoyed. Ital. Imuisc’lnndell's rich ' '
coctrslto voice captivated the audience The West Avenue WM“ Club will b”
and whenever “I. WW was heartily entertained next Wednesday evening by
second. Iralravina Inndellaniclifi’e, In. llatteson, 'l 5" home °" Arch
lhs soprano, possesses a remarkably high street.
sndclear voice. In her selections she . “has! lain
dellgbtedto sing in the upper register Editor Sentinel: -— Please sxprsm
and bar renderings were highly appre» through the columns of In! Evasive
mm. [a the quartattc “Odin! a” m our appreciation of the ser-
ladies did themselves proud. mauhlndly rsndwsd by allot those
We um“ “mu... M, a,” whasidedtoaiskaihsnbssry Benefits
another «mom: will be given m. kamw.
usdsrthsssasassplceu'l‘hs ccaiait thosrdot‘l‘rustses.
stencil border.
and mantels.
a plushcn
stated by Edward Beard.
swarm-ashorssitfarsrlagiagsaltw
”things.” in ofths
”window ’0' ans
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN" FRIDAY. DECEMBER 13. 1889.
on thsrlgllt lhstlssds toths winding
stairs bywhisll anssssat csnbstasds
oftllstoirsr. Orbypsssiaganthroush
the snlrsacs tbs auditorium is reacksd.
In this hallway are flights of stairs that
lssd toths rooms on the second floor
and Ilsa to tits basement. By fsr’ths
prettisst eutrancs is on the southeast
cursor sad is known sss clolstsr su-
trsnos. After unending several steps
there are platforms of tile flooring and
thislssaclossdby massivsinasonrywllh
srchwsys looking toward the south. The
auditorium can be reached from this
satrsow and directly inside are stairs
leading to the basement. On the south-
west aids is an entrance to ths pastor’s
study, which is an octagon room lll feetfl
Irslght Ila-so liar-as.
The Consolidated Railroad freight
house at Shaw's Block. New WI
caught fire at 9:90 on Thursday after-
noon snd was destroyed. together with
Several freight csrs
were removed In a damaged condition.
Two houses owned by John Robinson
Lossabout $10. 000.
bonus the pcwsr from” tbs most dell-
aats to thsloudsst. The tonessrv rc-
msrksbly clear and sweat and the effect
is all the more pleasing owing to the
sooustlc qualities of the room.
power is furnished by a Tuerk motor
which is placed in ths basement.
woodwork on tbs front of the organ is
of cherry and matches the other fixtures
sad as tbscolorsof the pipes are very
attractive, it makes a fins ornament for
The organ cost in the
neighborhood of “.000.
Below will he found the organ scheme:
co in cs. it notes.
Important Acqslsltlon osmi-
slot of freight.
A '00.... Draw- lsaas linear-0|. If
were burned.
PW ------ ”am..."
WANTED.
Alum
MllluflqhtlncsMIlssk
018 T0 BILL Till WIRING BlllTlllfl.
Apply at the calm.
NURFUIINIBIIID ROOU. IN A PRIVATE
ismlly. format: and wife and two children.
1‘ Avrily to or hiddftl. II. c. crusts. 45 Washington
GWLIIIRM C
‘WOMYPNB Willi)
llan Life lnvutsncs 00-
A GRAND COll
llllss Bertha mas
m
Thatumsutisllnlshsd on with one 5 MIMI-0|! n’I‘I‘n BL‘IOE‘
large Icing room or parlor 40x82 fest,
assailants 51w (can. lathe kitchen a
tea stationary range. hclsr for hot wot-g
0!. closets and every arrangement for
culinary accommodation. There is also
a small dining room 20x16 feet.
three rooms are under the Sunday school
room, the cellar extending the entirs
length of the auditorium.
There are numerous small rooms in
the tower that can be utilized for com-
“'at BB ACCOII HOW!)
sac-lasrnuusssisasassavds’i "
piss-a sci-intuit H Uf'e '
moor... .5le”
45 Washington street Boa
W ANT
Good Stone”
Souili Norwalli Reservoir
WILLIAM B. hillElt it SON
iii] if Washington BL, South liar-walk.
PCB. SALE.
‘ Advertisements undlutliis head. not exceeding 5
lines. 1 time the, 3 times 50c 1 week hi cu
I arisen Prlnel
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III‘IIANICAL ltsoiarsaa.
NlW flllll'lliiilill
. iiisnli Klimt, Bill. 1 ‘
Mr. J. FRANK WNAHGE,
it Swell to Choir.
The height of the steeple is lit 3 W
feet. The stone work is 00 feet upon
which is s spire 40 feet high. Upon the
top of this is a copper finial it feet long.
The library is in the main hallway and
is fitted up with racks and conveniences
of the most improved style.
ed by a partition of woodwork and glass
sash which adds beauty to the surround-
rust. all
, . 4 stil Octave on Itself 9 (‘ho r'l‘reniolo.
The history leading to the erection of to.Pvdsl ohll "Pals
a new Congregational church is well
known to our readers. The agitation
extends back many years when the
needs of a new church were apparent.
Finally the people came forward and
decided that the opportune moment had
arrived and they prepared to have the
work commenced. Meetings of the
church and society were held and the
following building committee was ap-
pointed: Tailmadge Baker, Edward
Beard, John H. Ferris, Christian Swartz,
i-rnai. sovsasan
Porto Great Organ, I 9.
If 1—34.
Great to Pedal Reversible.
ilaianre swell Pedil for line" Organ.
Balance Swell Petal for Great and Choir Organ.
BICA'I'I'CMTIOI.
Mr. Alex. S. Gillan
Organist of First Congregsmtiloual church, I
OUSBS. BUILDING 1.01“ AND PARIS AT
REASONABLE PRICES AND ON 1'}th
; AINO INVISTXEST BONDB, LOANS,
TAYLOR d: GOLDEN,
In-
The ventilation of the auditorium is a
matter that has received careful atten-
tion. In the roof of the building is a “mom
ventilator 6 feet square in which are
These are operated
from below, and in fact all the windows
in the gables are worked in the same
way, so the ventilation is necessarily
With Chorus of Forty v"
D. K DIBBIIOW, lulled Dirsctaraail
lcrhsulcsl levements .
Pedal Basements
EAL BS'I‘ATI FOR SALE—l
house or lnLora farm chap, for the next
three monihe,cail at lorreilash‘flommcdieu' a office,
No 93 Washlnaton st. as they have just opened up
some of the finest lots in town and a number of
Also a due summer read-
denrc. house, barn, carriave house. acreof land all
on the watirfront. Also luau: slice of all kinds in
twelve windows.
Plans were prepared by L. B. Vaik & “8 0“”
Soil, architects. of New York, and were
approved by the church and society.
On the 25th day of May, 1888, articles of
agreement were made with the contract—
ors, as lullO-Vi: Mason work, Frank
lfapes, of Brooklyn. The contract for
the carpenter work was awarded to J uhn
S. McRea, of Brooklyn, who employed
James C. Crows, of this city, to do the
job. Soon after the work was com
When it was first decided to build a
church it was ihought that the cost
would be about $40,000, but afterwards
changes in the plans were decided upon
so ihat the edifice will cost not far from
$00, 000. This amount includes the organ.
them are waicr lronis.
tea a, comb Ilorwalk. and Gregory's.“ ,
EAST NINE LIVENY 7
The building is lighted by gas and the
fixtures are of very neat design.
centre of the auditorium is a large corona
and there are four smaller ones
other parts of the room.
ample light. The jets are lighted by pilots
which are intended to be kept burning
continsaily. In the Sundayschool room
there me three coronas which are oper-
ated in the same way. The other rooms
are furnished with gas jets of neat and
attractive patterns.
The Richardson & “organ Co. have
placed a steam heater in the building by
which the church will be hosted.
isters and radiators will be used through-
out tile building.
The trimmings and fixtures on the
doors and windows were furnished by
the Not-walk Lock Co.
finest material, and latest designs.
' Lovtra of the beautiful cannot fail to
admire the memorial windows, the rich
and delicate colors of which are chased
by the sun’s rays to every nook and cor
oer of the auditomm and Sunday school
room. There are three large memorial
windows. The one in memory of Wil-
liam Ii. Benedict is fittingly located in
the Ssnday school room, in the east end
of the building. The subject is ‘Christ
Blessing Little Children."
shoes of the women who have brought
their children to the Savior to receive
His blvssing are clearly brought out and
their expressions, as well as those of the
little mes. are indicative of joy and
In this scene the effect is
beantllied by the richness of the sky and
its influence on the river in the rear of
the happy group of Christ’s followers.
On the South side of the auditorium is a
window to the memory of Capt. Win. H.
Ferris that contrasts widely from the
character of the one above referred to.
The title of the scene is “Christ Asleep
in the Boat." The Savior is sleeping and
on the countenances of the disciples is
dep cred the terror they feel on account
of the angry waves and lowering clouds.
Their faces bespeak their fear and Peter
is leaning toward Christ to awake Him.
so that He can rebuke the winds. The
window in memory of Harriet Ely
Wheeler and Clarlotto E. Ely represents
t that is rarely found in a
chore. ' It Is probably one or a very few,
if doll bebnly’ one of the kind. in this
The title of it ls “Christ and
the Church. " The Savior is seated in
the doorway of the sanctuary and at soap»
Elia feet is a woman bearing the type of
christian resignation and macs.
arrangement of the mellow colors in this
window is a marvel of taste and beauty.
As the light pours through the colored
glass, a reflection is caused that produces
a pretty effect when its rays meet the
deep shadows of tbs window represent-
ing the storm on the opposite side of the
In the northwest corner is a
somewhat smaller window in memory
of Alexander Lauder.
“The Good Shepard," and represents
Christ tending the sheep.
of which these windows are made are of
the finest imported cathedral glass. All
the wipdows throughout the building
are of cathsdnl glass and of the latest
a... b iiiding Iozs, so and on feet front, on
Westavecuc. Apply to W. C. SAMMIE; or
recur) also” waairiisit stoves, can
pets, kc. bought and sold or sold on commis-
sion. at my new place of business, under the Sal-
HAND“!!! WAIIIIRGGNIS.
A Part Picture of George II. Raymond's
New Furniture Store.
George 11. Raymond. the bustling,
hurtling furniture dealer of the bar.
ough, is now snugly settled in the hand-
some new building elected by W. E
Dana on Main street, four doors north of
"To $2717.”—
cles of agreement with the church com-
mittee. Thomas A. Silcox, of Brooklyn,
received the contract for the painting
and G. 8. Harvey, of Brooklyn, the con-
Advertisements undcr this head, not exceeding 5
icon. I time file 3 times .'.l)c. 1 week 31 (hi. workman
HIGHLY FURNISHED ROOM FOR ONE on
In J. umanlulll. (on
Piacc,so. Roiwalk till .3:
HOUSE ON WOODWABD
, . Houseln BastNorwalk. 8180).
Also Burlnnti hon-e and barn. near residence of
Chas. 0. Stevens; Si 00. “Elite
two ladies, Appi
The building, with its basement and "mumm‘lvn‘l‘
three large stories, compose what are
probably the largest, most attractive and
cornplete furniture
Excavating for the cellar was com-
menced in June. The work progressed
finely during the summer months and on
the afternoon of Oct. 24, 1888, in the
presence of a large audience who assem-
bled to engage in appropriate exercises,
withal the moat
warerooms in Connecticut.
alone of the building are 40x75, giving
3,000 iquare feet of room on each floor
The ground floor is given up to chamber
suite. folding beds, Cl}! fiioneers, aide-
boards and cabinets, and Mr. Riymoud’s
stock of these articles just now is most
complete and beautiful.
way in the centre of the store leads to
the second floor. where there is a large
and magnificent display of parlor furni-
ture and chairs, tables, lounges and bat
racks, many of the pieces being exquiso
its in design and finish. On the third
floor, reached by another broad flight at
stairs, is the ordinary and more common
grades of furniture.
ed the undertaking department.
The building is comfortably heated
throughout by a furnace in the base-
ment, and is provided with gas and run«
ning water with toilet rooms on the top
The interior is finished in south
arn pine and ash. The store on the
ground floor hasa front of four large
plate glass windows, each 0x11 feet,
which, divided by two double doors.
leaves a large double window in the
centre for displaying goods. Just back
of these windows aplatform covering
400 square feet of floor room has been
constructed. which will be tastefully set
each week with the latest fashions in
The rooms are light, bright,
neat and attractive, and Mr. Raymond
cordially invites the public to call and
inspect them and his stock of furnituie,
whether or not they intend to purchase.
OWER PART or noose ox aids STREET
seven rooms to small family. A plv lo
Janus c. caows. Soot .
PLEASANT HOME IN A COVVENIENT
ioca‘iiy is ofi'ercd to persons who would like to
visit Washington more time during the winter or
spring. Boom and board
Barbour, l0081rt., N. W.
, OUSER. AND PARTS OF uonsss:s
stores,hoih in this city and East NorwalkLm.)
TAYLOR
Real Estate and Insurance Agents.
LET—GENTLRIKN CAN BE
accommsdatcd with furnished room, with or
without heat at No. 41 Chestnut street, South Nor-
They are of the
The church is now completed and a
200sday. )Irs.JE
The material of which the church is achingtouJ). c. nettl-
built is Pottsdam stone with Long ‘Mea-
dow brown stone trimmings. Its aver-
age dimensions on the outside are 100x
129 feet. The appearance of the building
would be shown to much better advant-
age if all sides could be viewed from the
street. However, it is the finest building
in the city and commands the admira-
A broad stair-
DANIEL Linouuniiiall“
'0 HOUSES ‘02! TOLLRS STREET, RIGHT
Water in. and convenience.
JOHN E. KNAPP.
The auditorium is situated in the west 82 West street. South Norwaik.
end of the building and it is arranged in
amphitheatre style. The dimensions are
52x72 feet. The scale, which will accom-
modate 580 adulis, are much more com.
fortable than are found in roost churches.
They are arranged in a circle and are so
Here also, is local-
Advertlsemeats under thishead, not exceeding 5
lines. ltimctfic. JumcsBOchcekku
tiNOV. lath. TOY BLACK AND TAN D00
“Tedd y." props rtyof Ira. F. A.Combs. (in.
cropped. s- im built." front teeth gone; weight. be-
tween three and four pounds; registered.
mation of his whereabouts. dead or alive. gratefully
received at East Norwalk depot. or South Norwallt
wood trimmings, are of California red
wood. They are finely polished and as-
sist greatly in furnishing the room.
East of the auditorium on the same floor
and separated by six large sliding doors,
is the Suudsyoscbool room 30x45 feet.
On either side of it are two class rooms
which are separated by sliding sash.
These four rooms can be opened Into one
spacious apartment. And this is not the
only space that is available. On the sec-
ond floor in the north east corner is the
inflict claimant" 20:“ feet! Bl opens
”wallet-scum in this icon ills
childrsnmn rgoriipoils balcony lfi feet
iosgv. Adjoining 'tlfétlnfant other room
is a parlor 90x20 feet and a class room 11
feet square in the tower. These rooms
are all furnished with cherry manlels
POX TERRIER DOG. COLOR WRIT! WITH
h'ack spots. suitable reward will be
his return. Address C. If. BRUCE, bomb
MISCELI. ANEOUS.
Advertisements under this head. notextccding 5
lines. rummaummimksim.
AKING FOB LADIIH AND CEIL-
drcu. Will work in homes It:
In Iain street. N
EWING HACIIIRIS Pill! sau-wumsu
lb WI Iso IloAiisehold. Repairing
ofsllmakrs. hyC. H. mm ldfiulth lain
South Norwslk MI!
-0ur. grocers should not delay' ill get-
ting asupply of Bruisels soap. as It. is
bound to meet with aready sale. Our
people are tired of using sdulterated
'l'iis Fins-r Finalist. has or Sacra Ncswsix.
honours Nuawaax, Goal. Dec. imam.
lsr Annual lfsetiiig of the Stockholders
”' umtm": Minewr a ""
, i e a use
on Tuesday “I’ll: 14th da of o
tbehonracl l andko'c och,
The ceilings of the auditorium and
Sunday school room are of corrugated
iron and are painted a delicate «sky
blue. The walls are painted a light pink
and above the wsinscoiisg is a neat
Lilli lllll ill].
On and after January lat, the rslea
for gas‘will be as follows:
List price two dollars and fifty cents
per thousand feet.
On all lills a discount of twenty per
csnt.,'or fifty cents per thousand feet 1‘
will be made for cash within ten days
from receipt of bill.
To all consumers in excess of fifty and
less than one-hundred thousand feet per
anuum, an extra discount of fire per
cast. will he made.
To all consumers is excess of one hour
drrd thousand feet per snuum, an extra
discount of ten per seat. will bs made.
CHEAP FUEL.
”BE; takes as to _tbe
ml rams. cashier.
Dividend Notice.
Tris hm Harman. Burn or Scorn Noswatx.
morn Ito-wan. Cora" Deal mil. isss.
The pulpit and choir railing are artis-
tically made and with the mammoth
organ as a background does much in
beautifying the audience room. 0.1 both
The subject is
sides of the pulpit are pretty fire places
Bosrdof Directorsof this Baskiiasthlsday
mel-ghhw lllvidsadof
can our ask
haldersonandaltsrdan
WMllugudfm!
CIlAS.l. Tm
BARGAINS.
Thclsrn stock of goods formerly .
JAQUI.JI.. makings! 0' l' W
Crockery. Tin and Wooden
Ware. Stoves, Furnaces
sable to the stock-
m'l'bel
Over the top of the choir railing ex-
tends a bmiling from which hangs
n. It is high enough to
bids the organist‘s bench and Is about
on a line with the second bank of says.
There is no railing about the pulpit. The
platform will contain but two low chairs
and an elegant cherry pulpit, repressin—
Iaga sheath of wheat. This was pre-
Ths organ from which so much i ex-
Woodbsrry 8: Ear.
are three key-
boardswhich havsbcen brought forward
to the chior railing, thus shsblihg the
orgaaht to ass the wagsrs whils be h
playing. Thsmapositloa psdsl wiles
psctadwssmads
ris, ofBoston.
when 1:: three sr'Ih-accsstotbs main
_ princlps onsisonthsnorth-
tesbsvlsglaohsrsslastsigsps eososrt P. 8. A financial warrant will to u up“ causing is m “w“ to a.” “u
paganism-sum“... 3 _ , ' . ‘ dlivctlsssasy hatshea. tolls thattossasphsasvsdbylhs
Coksatdcsntspsrhushel ls clissosr
thanaosus wand. Wssreinow ask~
loin Violinisls.
“Idem
m1". -
Bealsaowocmlsst Isis’sjfti'idflm .
lsd's, South Norwalk.
m'llllllll flllill illllfl
AT rarer-lilacs!!!
Organist of Boston arousal. Isa-sh:
MISS JENNIE A. more
Soprano. New Haven. CL.
Doorsopenst" I 15; cancat m
TICKETS, 50 cam
Diagram now open forrcssrrsd
The undersigned has opaisd a
East Avenue and Iloyt streets, nest
and has Carriagesand florasstolstst .0
reasonable prices.
i121 3111
HORSE CLIPPING
Horse C‘I’irping done by nilchllln m
many years'
Whig”
street, mfi‘mcif’r'fln‘i'fl - wmmprmr
Mrs. R. J. SAW
TRACE“ 0'
Instrumental all local Elli.
Midwest“. RJIJ’IAISTID’I. .
113 WASHINGTON GI, 80. HORN.“ .1 '
hill If 1
. i
“use l'ou Orders!!!"
Potatoes for Winger
Causadseeiis.
M16
in i r‘
A LOT OF
0001] NURSES FDR SHE!
‘ Very cheap, “ ’3!
BROOKSIDE STOCK Full. "
Horseshosrdsdandgivcu the modified;
the winter.
Norma is timer ervsri Tits-r mod-
psrtnershi heretofore existlncblwssa J
G. Poof and ichard II. Goldumunh
slay a ceremonial-swat
Infill“! 0003803.
Joana. WM“
mounts a. oomhl‘.
South Norwalk. Dec. ll, use.
JOIIIIG. willeosdactthabudsem stths
old stand. will: Jonas artisans...
“FAWCETT's ‘
milling lit Sill !;
aaruunax, ”are: ..
lvathingtom be sold Winona
liliili Hill iii Blillii
AT THEY LOW moss.
Ostrich Plumes until
mammmm.
M rs.W. FaWc
so. u wanna mung
ROWAN. —
FURNITNN
new STORE.
saw and
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