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wflulmportsdhdha’aprousatl.l. wayouwish tosses floss-sums“
.. W ~At Chas. E. Seymour, you can buy
in“: Lama‘s The city merchants report business Northlisid Creamery Butter in prints for
”- improving. Thsysssnlnsason why it Neill. SplendlstiryButtsrlc.
willnotbsaptothestsndard. "—7—“
a: m When tbs spinners at the lsridsu
“-4 "0" M 0' Euler'- mm ‘0' woolen mills received their pay Wednea
Asa star-u ass at the holidays. at sziyn's, Norwllk and diy night, they found ten per cent. loss
. mil! Booth liorwalk. In their envelopes than they eapeotsd.
.... I,” w”, at 4 Mg." Nor- Birof thslnstruok yesterday morning.
_ 92:;“5‘” nth. ”'0; useful “an"... ‘l'bsrsductionissaldbythsmaosgemsot
smsssdsrllsthsmsasssytsrlas. '1’va W.
W‘Ififir .3. rut a... a: Dre's; decorated - In? ”till III-II 'tkl‘l'll.
Abuse and tea Its. fancy fruit ““““"‘
“3‘ “k. tea, smoking .0". cm" at Unpleasant In” as a lady at the
the
. ax. lssafl Instant-sesame.
A storm centre now in Illinois will 30” emr'bm-
ems ssstwsre to the Alie-
[hall- to-dsy, causing aslight rise of
soup-moron: this section, followed by
———-———— locality. From her appearance we im- to.
Jean Jacques, manager of the Water mm", that she had been indulging too
in thsNorthwest will be al- ' —..-—
must insppreciable In its sflectou this ~D°M pl! 50 cents a pound for s
h the rear of the storm tomorrow. 5"! "all". Juicy one for 16 cents at
stir patty jsslosslsg of sash other.
boomthswholstown slidnotspart of
it. and In advertising advertise not the
borough only. but the towu of liorwslk.
and our money at home, turn over a
new last by paying our bills at once,
advertise in the sswspspsra. and if we
have anything to all let people know It.
Wake up thsdssd man and do business
is the tandem way—wot as it wasdonc
twatydu ysars ago.”
At thseoaoluston of lir. llill's stirring
address, Ir. Lockwood again declined
tossrvsss president ofths board, and
C. I. llolruss was elected to that slice.
The folloqu additional subscriptions
to the prsllmsry food were recslved:
James '1'. Hubbell,
Boron, '0; E Whttworth, .5; Thomas
at Glastonbury, Wednesday night sud
carried away nearly all the letters, he-
sidss some stamps and money left out-
slde the safe. They tried to blow open
Where to Purchase lenses Press-ta and
‘hat ta lay.
“EXT
10, 20 and 80»
minimum 'll 1
nabssslifslm
ADELE
Bsnhs'. 0! useful mu” goods ‘0 to In. t x... l- l. lllhh nssssrs PM!“ AID
"GUI“ ll IIW‘I‘ATIOI 0!
rss srsrsksllr.
if you have not already ordered your
turkey orpoultry for Christmas go to
Ford llsyss’ market. He keeps in stock
the choicest meats and soils or prices
that are within the reach of all.
w. a. nasal a 00.
This popular 6rm not only does an em
tenslvs business In the plumbing and gas
fitting line but for stovss and ornamen ,,
tal lamps on store In town offers greater
We srs sure If our readers in-
apsct the prstty things in their large
store In lusio flail block they will find
that purchasing holiday presents isn’t so lion
bad, after all.
r. was own a sort. _
The Bprlngwood store conducted by
mrlfi‘kfid them.
by lselw‘ will or
-1993. , Bones filled with line writing
paper from the up.
ltr. and Ira. James 3. ‘l'uthlli.of , of'h 3"
last liridasport, are visiting friends In Appropriate Christmas assroisn are
stat thaw. bslnghsidthlasftsrnocnatthshoroaah
r“ in" «Pine line of Silver Wars st floods. schools. m Mum " m " W“
crawl-a manta—What the I‘m
leads Is to Wake wphaaaailta Vsat~
WANTED.
Another large and sothudastio crowd
was out last night toattsod the adjourn-
ed roasting cf the rscsnuy organised
Board of Trade of the borough.
In the absence of the .
0. Gregory, J. ledsn flurlblltt called
the meeting toorder.sud B. J. flitloo-
cupisd his oihes as secretary.
The first hasiasa taken up was the ra-
psrt of thsosmmhtss os constitution
and by- -laws. Printed copies of the pre-
Dspetw mm sughle and ecliptituuon hsd hssadtttrh
9 Aisdy this only“ has preancsd billed among, thsaudlenoe, audcu luc-
Ila largsret lander Ilsa returned mind at tbedepotln this our latsven tionof C- 8. (Boulder-scholar rm
from her studies at Wellesley College ing but this morning Is minus a set of taken up separately and acted upon,
. and will spend the holidays at her home false teeth. She entered the ladies wait- Iflfl’ll WWOIW IMilli M In W
on Bsyview avenue. leg room at one o'clock and purchased a 0f the artlohs. All“ considerable die:
”—77 . ,, ticket for Noroton. She was attired In cuaion the constitution, '3 amended,
,Jfl: giffidfh: mfih‘fi"; a sealskin cloak and her dress indicated rm referred back to demolition-9h
“ ' that she held alhigh station in some E. J. Hllland D. N. Couch added there-
Advsrtissmcats asdsrtll lshssgisot‘M
lass. lllmsIcJtllussch 01m
“108mm 'l'lil rvssrllu mull.
“ lngontsr, the
vstnsr-rwo MY 9 9
“rev cannula ,
m, .
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swarms as some ream on so no
a twin. IA! wimwlrihs ‘
”lg lurwslk. m
FOR SALE.
Advhliisatats lsandsrth :Mfltw seed 5
Mlmusumaleaskll I13. m
lélNO l1?!" AND [ABIIJ A
BB PRlCIfl AND“ ON lAlfl'
“WU.
“NEDA! HAT"! All I
“run many on. g,
WT Am ' K
ng sdjoarud subject to?
Mala” “fit 4 isl‘ um: “um
""‘ WW lr‘ir-rrrrr'r W99“.
4.1!. Stevens to his new store in
a block, displays an immense
smortment of toys, as well as a thousand
and one articles, both useful and orna-
mental In the house furnishing line. Bis
store seems to be the headquarters of
91m i
still audacious.
and
RIPOR‘I'W 0P Till MWIW~
BouthurwalkJuththatsof 9 '
closeofhusineas,Decsmber 11ml”. .
gr
9.99.9.1. whirl
promptly attended to.
w. (h QUln'rsltn.
Acting upon the belief that there is to
heplenty of skating this winter, whet
would make your boy's heart hsppier
than a pair of tkates that are to be pur-
chased at the store of \V. C. Qllictsrd.
Jack knives and a complete line of herd-
wsre con always be found the-re.
TIBI‘ii AAIMI
TAYIDRIE GOLDEN,
ard HOLIDAY 00000 at the new
I FURNITURE li‘l‘ORl. east end of
Washington Street Bridge. Booth Norwalk.
0!]: SALE 08 T0 LIT. ~PABI Al‘ WEST
of fruit; [louse on tllg st
Water street; liouseon West Norwsl k
—Dlmlond Ear Rings, Studs and Fin-
ger Rings at floods.
At this point tho chairman espied
bury Opera House, and well known in freely in the rosy wins and that the en. President Gregory in the rear of the hall
, this city. is seriously ill. Bis uncle, not accountable for snug h.pmed_ and asked hlmtocomo forward and pre
~ 91‘ tomorrow. The small “cold wave” Dr. C. W. Jacques, it attending hint. Presently she became sick and wedded side. Afr. Gregory in a short and pretty
her way to the ladies‘ toilet. She had speech asked to be excused from serving
. not been no Ion when she returned as president of the board. His resigna‘
'm my. 5" "In” “WW! ‘9" tough, dry "th in steak when you can and infers“! ling Skinner, the tlcket than wssscoeptedaod 1". St. John Lock-
IAl. ESTATE loll” BALI-l? YOU WARP A
house. or lot. or a farm cheap,
hrce mouths call at IcrrellAL'llummcdlcu' s oilcc,
No ”Washington“, "they havolust up
tune of the least lots In town and a number of
Also a line summer resi-
dence, house barn, currisee house, acrcof land, all
ircut. Also insurance of all kinds in
——A genuine picnic, hams 100 per lb.
shoulders do per lb, at 'l'. B. Guyer e
At A. 8. Ferris's jewelry store holiday
presents are not difllcult to select.
moods, watches, chains, bracelets, cull
buttons, clocks and novelties in silver
them are water hunts.
CIIIIP ruowrrr IRE-ELECTED.
lemltcndernotesn
Ferd Haves’ market agent, that she had lost her false teeth. W006 was“ elected in his stead.
hapsraturs fell slightly in the United - ~__'____ 8239 procured some matches and made a Lockwood also asked to be excused, and
MM”- 1' “lb mm “H“! The Nutmeg club of Rowayton are search for her mastioators, but she was named E. J.Hill for president. Hr. Hill
fairwaathsr will WNW prevail "‘5 arranging for another sociable to be unable tolish them from their resting arose, slrppedoif his overcoat, took some
Ilghtthermaldlsnxfllfldm tolrght tobe held at the Fairvlew Houseon the place. She finally gave up in despair papers from his inside pocket and ad-
varbble winds, '30.“! mm! W 27th. Sibley's orohmtra of Stamford is and started for the train that was at the "living to the “0M 01““! “‘80 “id be
I,” followed by warmer. Flt“! to furnish music for dancing. station. thinking it was the 6:35 accom- wanted to say something.
doady weather. In the Kiddie States ' _._..._
and new England fair weather will pre- -_-Elegant display of Children’s Rzngs.
veil, with fresh westerly to southerly PUG“ 10". It Rood’s.
winds, and slightly lower, followed by
, higher temperature in this section and
modstion. But that train had gone some
wars are but a few of the pretty things
that greet the eye upon entering the
Mr. Ferris recently placed msny
new goods in his store and he intends to
dispose of them st a low price.
postal. L‘lloultlzmlzlr.
Daniel L’Hommedieu is now comfort-
ably located in his new store, east of the
Washington street bridge.
class piece to purchase groceries, raisins,
oranges, nuts and csndv for Christmas.
Hm? I: ZELL‘FF.
- 'I'ha lorwalk Fire [Department Ilakaa la
Chane la the Board of Engineers.
At the annual meeting of the Norwalk
fire department held last evening at the
rooms of Pioneer Book and Ladder com-
pany, J. T. Prowitt was reelected chief
engineer, receiving seventy three out of
seventy live votes cast.
engineer Smith and Second assistant
engineer Murray were slso reelected,
the former receiving sixty-one and the
latter a xtydlve votes.
Redemption fund with
Wt) choice building lots, so and till feet front, on Treasurer (5 PH mg of
Wat nvcoue Applytu W, C. BAlllg, or
ECOND HAND FURNITURE STOVBS, CAR-
petuhcmonght rand scidormldcn commie»
slcu, at my new place of business. under the m
barrackafiouth Nurwalk. Wm Ped-
He ssld he was not or the meeting
time before and she boarded the express. Monday night, but had read a report oi
She was soon spinning toward New York the proceedings in the newspapers, and
McGinty is not the only man who has with a poor prospect of getting home regretted that the statement made then
beentotbe bottom of “,9 see. A man very early. The teeth are still in this badgoneshrosd. If thetown wsslacking
Firpt assistant
so LET.
Due to other national
Advertisements under this head, not exceeding 6
Ines, 1 time 25c. 8 times 50¢, 1 week 81.00.
The other votes
OUSI CORNER SOUTH MAIV ANDIIBNBY
Sta! (“yr- ‘-
r cusses. r. in“
ad submit
Wm] winds, “Willi! fog 0“ the who ‘9” under “,0 influence of mum, city and if some gallant young man can in enterprise, sod energy, its newspaper
filmy and adjacent coasts at night. On
hturday in this section and in Nu;
m, cloud to cloudy wca __ “M--. - s-
or will my przvml, with slight —Mirrors and Cabinet Frames, just ”7'0 mm“ 0' n” ”‘3“ ”Md “9“
w changes, followed by rain; and opened. The lsrgest and best selected n" 25 mm “ Fe" 3"“ mm":
“Bl-day colder, partly cloudy to fair line ever shown in Norwalk. Frumesrn
“the, preceded by rain or snow near oak and cherry at 25c. Art Dept, Bos-
the coasts Fog may be expected oi! the too Store.
for sssistant engineer were scattering.
Afteltbe election Hope Hose com-
pany did the agreeable thing by inviting
the members of the department
their rooms on Water street. where
a generous supply of
solid refreshments awaited them.
officers made neat
speeches; Mr. Bouton, of Hope Hose
company, snug s song, and Mr. Green-
wood, of Pioneer Book and Ladder com.
pany, gave a recitation.
about two hours were very pleasantly
spent. The sentiment of the whole de-
stncts. House is just finished. has static
for hr: and cold water.wi
s first-class house, snd Is as.
ranged for two families. Postman January let.
Apply to TAYLOR d: GOLDIN. dfll tf
OOIS AT 55 SOUTH MAIN STREET. BRAD
e rooms. central location.
to: W. DAKI, Quintsrds hardware store.
These popular msrketmen never allow
the Christmas sesson to pass without
providing all the goal things pertaining
to their business, for the accommoda—
tion of their patrons.
game sud everything to please the points
on Christmas day are constantly kept in
fellcverboard in this city this morning secure them we are confident that the reporters certainly were not.
but came to the surface again. owner will be grateful. true, he said, that Norwalk, or that part
9 of it designated as the borough was go-
ing to decay. It is not dead by my
____ menus, as the facts and figures be held
—Photo Albums from 500 up. Hand- “' his hands "3“” show.
some Catholic 9"!" books, grand better way of Judging of the prosperity
Christmas presents at J. ‘1'. Hayes RCo’s °f ‘ '0'“ “h“ by m ”‘9"-
do
mmmenthuustothebatof
wssh tube, set run I.
Subscribed and sworn toms-nth“
Decent
all convemcum o
Delicious fruits.
IVE BOOKS ON FIRST FLOOR A'l‘ SWAT“
street South Nnrwa k All theimprcvaucnts
inquire of C BECKER, ltl Worthington street,
th N elk. dltlw
ll’OR'l' of the condition oithsCtrr
Berra, at South Norwslk, inhabits
necticut, at the close ofhasinsa, Den.
THEODORE COLE)! AS.
The new furniture store on the Wash
ingron street bridge is enjoying s pros—
perous Christmas trade owing to the
fine line of goods that be displays.
' Avenue. 00. House in ”Bullion“: lsoo
In “"8 manner Also Durlnutgglsuu'o auditor- resident: of U
Cine 0 mucus; Si co Apélly to
1W M»‘“¢"‘ “a tomorrow. As the regular meetings of Bucking. 25 hfoin St. borough. "a 0'; deposltbi: ‘ll'gwb‘uh €531“:
mum-3.4“...“ hsm Post 0. A. It. would come on ——-—-—-~--“ “"9 n n Declm " '2“: '3
Bun-hmfisesfiuil sets tlhrhtide Iowttde Christan-,and New Years nights, the 601.03! "EDDIE“. December, 1&9, 6548.000. In the South
7,.“ ‘ 4” i 9., 9” i 4‘“ pm Ilsa adjourned over until January ‘ Pl Duban__l I'll ‘ ‘ m Ncrwalk banks the Duoembar statement
_—-—————-————-——-—— 8th, when the newly elected officers will a“ “4-,...“ c - 0' 1888' showed deposits 0' “68,680, and
THE LOCAL NEWS. “publicly inoulled- The golden wedding or Mr. and Mrs. 6354,016in1889. Tom m N"""" i“
Coleman never finds it too much trouble
to show goods.
l'LBASAX'l‘ [10MB iii A CONVENIENT
locality is odes-ed to persons w howouldllkc to
psrtmest regarding the Hope Hose boys
was probably raised in the refrain “For
1880 and 80th Norwalk in 1883, 8419,-
TheEsst Avenue I.E.8uudsy school —Call at Gwrse 8- Raymon’s new Chm” Dem!“ '" “MW?“ “ ”33' 242mm in 18399902019.
- - furniture store and examine his ele snt bl"! “7940996” evening and VII ll'
lth eveoln . K .
“"W'M'L" “ 8 assortment of goods, including the latest tended 5! ‘ number from ““9 town.
fag“ Specs and Eye Classes at “fl... in fancy chairs, divans, cabinets, Spesklngof the affair the Danbury News
.. ' desks, screens and foot rests, all suitable 56%: ill . h i '
stonl’ress of Suturda corr- iorsubstnntial holiday gifts. 9 ”0t ‘0“ '0'“?! 0 “'0 cere-
,, 'mfrliomfifiw letter from, Rev. ._ mony was yesterdsy,snd last evenlng
hill“ A sneak “1le about twenty-fire 0' alarge number of friends gathemd at
H. A. Delano. , thirty years of age, weight 130 '90 140 their home tocongratulate the couple on
—rm and Frames at Sloane. 29 pounds. will very dark complaints. sttainiugnhalf century of wedded life
Whilst. black heir,smootb face and dark blue The parlors of the home '9", brisk!
”MI, 3‘ , h, a“... o'emmi-oocminlrin this Its“:- fly- with light, and most anlmated in s
The whiff“ Inursnfur tb'cflir Cbriatms’s method htonfle drawers and safes in social "y‘ 1. waaa happy scene ”a
entertainment this evening. omens “WW”! '9“ 'mt- very gratifying, of course, to Ir. and
. . lire. DeKlyu, while the guests enjoyed
- y , —-We are receiving direct the Northamp-
‘ , --At RB. Nash “13'“:ng m mm", mum M an m, .1, or themselves thoroughly. It was the gem
‘ napsaad saucersfcr so a at 0 am promptly and u '0' figures. None ersl remark that fir. and hire. DeKlyn
m better. '1‘. B. Guys! & so“. were a remarkably well preserved
I Insular. Gardener, of Strawberry
couple, and it seemed hardly possibly
my the holidays with A freight train on the New England thattnsy 5" been “1"de any years.
ml. NewYcrk city road was derailed atForestville,Wednes— Thar received a number of class-It
day night. Bix cars left the track. One
~ .r-now line of Fancy and Staple Thor-
glfts, marks of aflsction from their
containing csrboys of acid, was burned. children and other friends. lir. and
- MJWW- A“ Dcpt., Bos- A brskoulan named Hurry had an arm
am I. DeKiyn are the parents of seven
.9 ”it ___....._ and leg broken. The wreck was cleared children, four fits and three daughters,
In. IcCurmick of Hunts-cal, has been I"! in Ii! hours.
who were all present. These are Charles,
_.._.__ of the God House, New Yo k, Frank
much. the out week “ "10 "Wm” —'l’hc best prime roast beef for 14 my '
David Stow on m!“ M cents a pound at Ford Bayes' market.
and Hrs. W. 8. Wright of that city, Wil-
liam F. of South Norwsik, Fred W.,Irs.
purclard for Scentsa Owin ‘—
g to the storm last Saturday
9 ”ii-Id” market. night, the meeting in Dibble’s Hall was
’1'. T. Dorsey and Mrs. George 3.0mm...
ter of thh city.
Il'llkasnuual meeting of the South Nor— postponed. and will be held to-morrow 'immmneg 23;" mm}:
walk flea department willhe held this evening at 8 o’clock. Members of the
m slthe psrlororoul Well Book Reform Aaociation, Prohibition Club
' mace; . ~ W. C T.U.and ‘.‘Y’a” are requested to
ring from Ir. DrKlyn to his wife is the
a... .. bepreseot to cousidarauimpurtanthusla
3235» MW}?! 55¢}? “'91 use rdatttd‘WIiMJLhe "who. ..9
mostthought of by the bride of fifty
—Gstoneof rhs Safe Deposit Begin
test 9...... the Band-Y Wm“ °°"' tering Saving slots. at x
W!s.‘.'!9;.h"'”
. 9., m. m. 9
“Wylie" 0' » ,anwrarflhv ‘M‘
are given as'i. 40. Superseding the “old leather man” is
Lymdh Holloway. as has trumped
through Connecticut for years and has
no residence. He always has with him
awbolefilerd ofdogs,iorlle adopts all
,& ‘PmumsndDanielsonville Wed- poor muterless canines and begs for Washington 3.,
’ he was stopped by two themssweil as for himself. He is now
. jumped out and thrashed an inmate of the Killingly slmsbonse. “‘ k," W M M
filthdotherranaway. ~-——- . 3‘30”“! Mac. A. Band A. IL,
9 M -—At Twomey’s. No. 4 Kerwin Bt, ls electedtheiollowlng oflcers at its an-
. , Mi lotoi fluyisr‘s candies for theplacsto purchase holiday goods. nusl meetiuglastnlghl: w. IL, Dr. 0.
my, It DeXIyn's, Norwalk and w W. Isney;3. W., T. 8. Harbor J. W.
W Bev.Charlss N. Ransom and Rev. Mw’mtywnlbu '_
9 JamaC.Dorwardoiflartfordaretogu q. Mm J P'm, n. 3°;
Mgrhzfgdmfl- totheZulu sinuo- in South arms, Law”; inter 1:5“;
mumnmufi mamm“$.3 PM “If”: a». m slum: J. a, A. 19. Austin;
MI “lull-thud- to the Zulus and marshal or soo,ooo warriors. "mm” "1" c'""“‘""" " c m
b hilvcr ‘30 WW neishuttwsnty-thrssysarsofage, but ~Gamsa,ToysaadDallsst8loan’s,lO
haslnsstsrsdnugiish. vssllet.
Joint a
supper that would have done credit to
9% new"
1‘39; The Em abfi: hamlfi’
assured a tempting feast.
The Safe Deposit Registering Ssvings
Bank locks and opens automatically.
Call and examine it, at Knapp's, ill
—-Bave yosrpisa’cstancd form-rise mm
um.s.tr.saeamsorsowvort, Murder 5‘- W- 4-: ,Holr
stthscitynstslswodsysloaga. sees
tayoarurdarsssriy.
WWKMEMI I. 0.
fluflswsrdlarlsssa- fuel-dye Knapp thh slashgss
sneaked-utilities» manhunt-vaults“ srpssss
visit Wasnlogtous-me time during the winter or
spring. Roomandbcard 200 a day. lrs.J 1t
nehlnglouJ). C. calf
sMsg"
they srs jolly good fellows." which came
floating up Water street shout midnight.
and discounts for 1880 (borough) and
1883 (city) 31,091,595; total for 1m. with
$00,000 less bank capital, $1,807,365.
The property of the working clam, Dir.
Hill said, was shown most eflectually in
the savings banks deposits, which in
1880 were 83,095. 656, in 1885, $2,520,138,
and m 1889, ‘2, 040. 672.
The postal receipts of the Norwslk
post ofllce shows a gain of fifteen per
cent. in the past two years. For the
fiscal year ending July, 1887, they were
88,713 27. and for the fiscal year ending
July. 180, 810,288. 71.
Inquiry at the office of the Housstonic
railroad elicited s reply, he said, that the
local busine- of the company was in-
creasing every year.
Tbe Norwalk Gas Company, notwith-
standing the introduction of electricty
by themselves, and the organizsticn of
another company, was making and sell-
ing more gas this your than lost and
more last year than ever before.
The telephone business of Norwslis
showed a constant ‘htcresse.
Inquiry among the march
the statement that the vain
ness is greater than ever before, but thnt
business is done at closer figures.
There had never been as much build-
ing in the history of the town, Mr. Hlll
said, as in the last two years. ,9
The churches were all flourishing,
financially and otherwise. The Catho-
millennium-lends
helm the Mull»
align,” gt i'lsdshs- -ss lensin-
spent nearly It.”
for repairs“: and improvements. The
first Congregational Church had built a
new lecture room and church parlors,
while the South Norwrlk Congregation-
completed a 660,”
The Swedes had bought a
church in East Norwalk, and the lettin-
oista there were about to build anew one.
As a test of population, Ir. Hill said
the total vote at the last presidential
election was 3,658, as against a total of
AM four years ago, which on a basis of
five to one, would make an increase in
population in four years of 8,880.
In regard to the vacant stores and
factories referred to at the meeting on
Ionday evening, the speaker said the
only factory vacant is the one on Water
street formsrlycecnpled byJ. B. Buck-
ley than .which had been vacated this
year because of its limited capacity,and
that the firm had bulltafsotory four
times as large. One of the other vacant
slut-ha stnrs hours,waa temporarily
sssdsasshosfsctorysadwssnowussd
forthepurpossfovwhtshltwsssdoptsd.
'rwooithsstoresrsthrredtowsrsvsea
Barbour. 10281th N. W.,
01783“. AND FARTS 0? H008
Stores, both in angel?“ and East
Real Estate and insurance Agents.
Lin—6mm CAN us 7"“:
scoommadatcd with mum room. wither J
without best at No. 41 Chestnut strut. South “130:; Capital stock paid in. ................. ‘ 9
For your holiday flowers go to John
H. Smith, the florist, on Smih Main
The choicest cut flerrs can be
purchased there or a price in keeping
with the times.
KNAPP, mu llA'l'l'BB.
The latest fall styles of stiff and soft
lists, silk huts and boy’s headgear is to
be found at Knspp's. 9i \Vashington,
Also s full line of neckline and
gents' furnishing goods.
—No cracked or chapped hands with
per cent of circulatiun .
—Fiannels washed with Brussels coop
are siwsys white and nice.
“‘l'hoao Sheep."
The Band of Hope entertainment at
Dibble‘s Hell last evening wss is very
pleasant affair. All took their parts
well, especially ”those sheep." It is ex-
pected thst Rev. C. J. North will be there
this evening to speak some encouraging
words, and possibly Rev. C. M. Pegg also.
It is hoped that the hull will be as well
filled as Inst evening.
National bank notes out
m lowdown“ cubic t to_ k, g ,
9 West street. South liorwaik. "
MISCELLANEOUS.
Advertisementssuder this head. notexcecdlug 5
lines.1time25c.3timestilc,1week$l.0ll.
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I. JACOB I. LAYTON,
—Being delicately perfumed, and s3
finenesstiu, Brussels soap though not
high priced, is one of the best scope for
the both or toilet.
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Admission only
188 Halo street. Norwalk.
IWISG IACHINIS NR sans—mm
W.ileon ll lhcld.A General aspiring
nnAlth. 16 South “Iain"
--'l’be entire stock of boots and shoes
to be sold at cost and less. st C. H.
—Airesh lot of Huyler’s csndies for
the lirlidays, nt DcKlyn’s, Norwslk and
South Norwalk.
—F. as sssortment of Watches of every
discr‘ption nt Roads.
of atl‘makrs. MCI.
orwalk
Spanking the Reporters.
In his remarks at the Bosrd of Trsde
meeting at the Opera House last evening,
Dr. E. J. Hill spanked the newspaper
boysquite severely—Tim Slmnxm. young
mun a little border perhaps thsn any old
the others-for reporting some of the
statements mode at the previous meeting.
ldr. Hill, like too many others, does not
seem to understand that the duty of u re
There is not a person
that helped to make up the large crowd st
tbs Houday night meeting, who will any
that 'l‘lll 8mm did not give u truth-
fut and unbiased report of the. prpcced-
Tax Collector'slalal
whereby mthati
OULD say that I still continue to sell the
Wheeler hWilsou and Household Sew
Inchinesou the instalment plan, also that 1cm.
0. I. 8m
'I'Irat Past Iralgbt Train.
The express freight train which is to
be run every night from New York to
Boston on and after next Sundsy will, it
is believed, seriously affect the traffic of
the Fall Rlyer, the Slonington and other
sleambost lines that do an important
business in New York and Boston
heights. The new freight train will be
run ”159:9!“ of 30 miles an hour. and
pup, rm .Pier till. New
i s Men stoned to the Harlem
MN Mil JD- tron-flu sis!
number“ cars ouihe
limited to 16, and these will be the finest
on the road. The train will be equipped
in tbsbent possible manner, the fastest
and most powerful engines will be used,
and sir brakes will boprovided for the
train. The crew will consist of the engi-
neer and firemen, a conductor and three
brakernen. Very few stops will be made.
Picture “mes.
IC'l'UllK Hum HAD] TO ORDER 0N {tenant “I.
short nlltireand at satisfactory prices hys.
srlvnus, 87 lam street, (up stairs), lturwalk,
Ill] Rel
porter is to report.
Hysrt laid Norwalk is:
h,’, or becsusc Hr.
compared the town to a man walking
mound to save funeral expenses. If T
there was on error of judgment, it wss
on the part of the speakers and not on
the part of the reporters for doing what
they were sent there to do.
have been far more graceful nod digni-
fied on Ir. Hill’s part if he hsd spanked
the bad boys and not the gocd ones.
-—‘l‘he best Christmas present. The
Safe Deposit Registering Baring Bank,
at Knapp's, 91 Washington St.
--We have just unburied another car
of potatoes from Northern N. Y. and are
now ready to deliver to any address
cheaper than you can purchase them
slaswhae. Have already disposed of
two thouand brmhsls, and they have
given entire satisfaction. Bend in your
orders and they will receive prompt st-
tsntlon. ‘l‘lseand Nash.P. 0. Bdrm,
South Nor-walk, 0t.
aswssataasstltsswsta.
Workoi grading for four tracks on
thalisw York. New Haveusud Bart
ford Italianad has been manuals
Isstltorwslk. A lsrgsiorusof men h
smpleysflhsrs
slists had just
One bar of Brussels soap will do more
.work and do it better than two bars of
the best rosin soap ever made.
Sa- Jawea at flaw naval.
8am Jones, the sensational rsvivaiist,
has begun opsrathns in New Haven.
This is the sort of stud he talks:
Baptist minister is crying ‘water,wster,’
and half of his crowd are going where
they can’t get a drop. The little Episco-
pal rector lacrylng ‘apustolis sums-loud
sndnotonsln trust his crowd know
what he means. The Isthodist minis-
tsrtslkssnhouron thesalvatiooof lu-
faats to a congregation of adults. alla-
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