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Ins lay Raymond is horse from
hoardiagsohooltorpsadthe holldayre-
cost.
-OotoC.Ii.flarvoy'sforcboapfaocy
slippers.
Thoslgnoltoworlnthlsclty basboon
ttaotrdtoacoatof fancy colored paint
asoObrittmar gift.
«The best prime roast boot for it
coatsapcnndathrdflayrs’ market.
The shipment of hate from thiacity
"We HM
Myrrh!” .
_-~A fresh lot of flaonI‘s candles for
the hoifloyo, at Dallyn'sfiforwaik and
flonthllorwalhssp ,; . .
I“ lily Pardee. who is» attending
Boaghton Seminary at Clinton. N. Y.,
3‘ is home to spend the holidays.
The storm esstral near Loko ltchtgss
h movodlnto the lower St. Lawrence
Yahaad will probably be followed
today in Newlogland byaallght fall
temperature. Aootherstormcentre
_ M Wardly from the Po
coast. The latter will prolmbiy
thhrection on Wednesday. Tm
moat-n foil in the United States ymter-
“. In this district to day oleor,rlight-
I] cuiIsr weather and fresh to brisk
W to northwesterly winds will
"all. In the'llddleStotcoand New
Iaglaod fair. slightly colder weather
”I fresh to brisk westerly to north-
my winds will prevail. 0n Tues-
' fly in New England warmer, fair
'wflhor will probbly prevail, with
"what variable winds. mostly south-
. and on Wednesday in these sections
.; .Y to partly cloudy, warmer weather
‘7 .l ”firmly winds. followed by rain in
tkh section with fog ed the coasts.
Inf-tun Almanac as film.
Chariots I Sunsets I tiigh tide Low tide
7.17 4 38 11 £54 638
Sentinel hows—Boys? Christmas.
the out!" edition of "kill
The public schools are closed for o
Puwukhsskcmgotonodwell'a:
II. Edith S. Phillips, of Brooklyn,
is returned from a visit with lies Leila
lilacs.
‘—Pine (WWI. ”inabox. forX-mas
M from 814” up, at Iockwood’s.
know, will hold its reg-lot
m Wednesday night. Tbcrcwlll
election of oflcosa. butnowork.
I u-Otaathargalar indresrgoodr,stl'..
Baoks'. '
”WW“ the South
,MBaptmtcbnrch Sunday school
“beheld tomorrowcvening at 7.80
" pure hrd for Scents a
7 Hayeo‘morket.
lary'sold parochial residence has
hams-er into Iaofird street.
‘ Wratossauaogala freefromoh-
msbepimmhamowcperlh,
as per lb..st T.B.Guyer
r lith- pnwwr...‘ an.» r.
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.BItton,ofPloinfleld.Ct.v,
“unanimous-mt
. lotto ole-of ’O.io spending a
f "I witklhfladieflullmnnsl-
' , t. pcttw' 9'2, Li’ii‘l’e‘W (".t"
allhvyconatteudtotuhoo-
“mm that pass
; tkooflda Every wagon that
' thoofllccispilednpwithbnu—
boats.
atom-uro- thiacity
forearms the
—Best assortment of dolls in the city
at Bodwell' .
The East Avenue If. E. Sunday rcliool
will hold the final rehearsal for their
Chridmas exercises this evening.
~Elegantlr carved liesrscbanm Pipes
and Omar Holders, cheap. at Lockwooo'o
Char Store.
The New Haven breakwater is now
practically completed. It has cost about
”.000 and ion little more than half a
mile long.
~00 to Britto a Son’s, 0 Water street,
Norwalk. and get your meat at live and
let live prices.
A Christmas dinner is to be given to
the children by the lady temperance
workers of the city. at the First If. E.
church. Friday afternoon.
—A: I". H. Nash & Bro’s, decorated
cupoandsoucersior sale at the lowest
prices.
The necessary amount of stone has
been crushed with which tomacadamiu
West avenue and work at thoGaruer
street quarry has been discontinued.
-Cigar Cases, latch Safer, etc., cheap
at Lockwood's Cigar Store.
Butler Lodge will attend the funeral
of Wm. H. Seeley to—morrow afternoon
2 o’clock. Ilembers are requested to
mectattbelodgeroomst 1:15 sharp.
—Sring your wash to the South Nor-
Steam Laundry today and to-monow
and by doingso you may secure a suit
of clothes on Christmas day.
Albert Relyea. of New York. has sold
three lots on Stuart svenue to O. E. Wil-
son. lisry Austin has purchased of
Mary E. Comatock fourteen acres of land
nesr the fair grounds.
The following Connecticut pensions
have been granted: Original, Charles
Butler, Danbury; Austin Crockor, Nor-
wolk: George Burnhom. Putnam; Issac
Godfrey, New lilford.
-—A fresh lot of Bnylcr’s candies for
the holidays, at DeKlyu’s, Norwalk and
South Norwolk.
The merchants of this city had a good
holiday business on Saturday. In the
evening the stores were crowded and
people seemed to be pnrchadug presents
for Christmas.
--Bodwcll has a fine amonment of
Toys,Writing DeokngrhtmmCardgetc.
The hearing in the coasof Joiner 0.
Lindsay against Thomas Gunning,Jr.,
will be resumed this morning in the
superior court at Bridgmrt. Judge
Thoyerwishes tolinish thecsrs before
Christmas.
—At Chas. E. Seym to. you can buy
Northlleld tter in prints for
are. lit. Splendid Do Bum too.
A meeting of the Gentlemeuo’Driving
Aesociationb being held at the South
wwtmegwww
of~msstings for the coming season “a
othorimportont matters are being can.
#“fltalioo “1'. ”no must“ I. yuvgag
ummtltwm _ " ”
mm murmurs.“ " " "
Rev. Archibald Wheaten m u
interesting sermon at the Baptist church
I'll-lam» tokiugfor his subject “Christ.
mosGifts.” Boimpressrdhisbeorcsowith
theimporlaotklitof Oodto tbeworld
which factosablerusto lanthbm
in whlcbtos‘towcurlovsand gratitude
ll! living prerento to friends. He ap-,
peeled tohlo hearers sotto reject the
gift of Christ and cast Him aside. '11.;
dbcourse mode a deep 1W“ ou‘tho
WM. ______
4M- l'lllfltlll mall atyles.all
prices, at Iockwocd’seiprm
'1'“ ma... Haven Palhtliam
mumm- followlsg: “Some m
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN“ MONDAY. DECEMBER 23. 1889.
lethal! Andrews and wife. of PM
hold. formerly of Norwaik, are in town.
to spend the holidsy soaosn.
-Toilot paprr,ohssp, at lockwood’s
Olgsrltoro. __________
Thswoodrhavsboonprottytbotongh.
ly ranvssood for desirable Christmas
trassdcringtbopastfowdays.
«Blackheads. Blast. Wows. Carts.
etc., at Bodwoll's.
Another pleasant day is which to pur-
chase holiday presents. Advertisers in
thhmmmthoonoo who are ac-
joylng the benefits of aprosperoustratlo.
~Don't pay 20 canto a pound fora
tough.dry sirloin steak whenyoumn
bay stander icy one forldcrsts at
lord new Soto.
mouths-some while riding
in electric cars by hairpins 0n.
theilddr.’ 2......‘32 his“ sans. ii
an animated manner while the electric
current is running the motors.
-Ws are receiving direct the Northamp
ton creamery butter. and can fill all or-
ders promptly and at low figures. None
better. T. B. Guyrr A: Son.
The Mother Goose sounoinmcnt, un-
derthe auspices of the Bond of Hope,
which proved so successful at Dtbbte’s
flsll last week, is to be repeated at Inoic
Hall, Saturday afternoon at 2.00 o'clock.
—Cell at George H. Raymond’s new
furniture store and examine his elegant
amortment of goods, including the latest
styles in fancy choirs. divans. compete.
desks, screens and foot rests. all suitable
for substantial holiday gifts.
Special Olllccr Dauchy. of East Nor-
walk, arrested a man who gave his name
as James Smith, this morning. Ile pro»
ferrsd the charge of vagroncy against
him, and he was sentenced to Bridgeport
jail for fifteen days by Judge Knapp.
-—All bundles brought to the South
Norwalk Steam laundry today and
Tuesday will be entitled to a chance for
the suit of clothes. given away on Christ
mas day.
The Union Gospel Temperance Re-
form Association held an interesting
meeting yesterday afternoon at their
hall on the Worthington street bridge.
Rev. B. H. Tucker mode o few remarks
whtch were listened to with interest by
those present.
--A large stock of choice turkeys. 18c.
20c and 23c a pound. at Bennett A: Boo-
trd’e South Norwalk.
Interesting Christmas exercises. con-
rioting of singing, declamations, and
dialogues, were held last Friday after-
noon at idles Rena W. Ells' select school
on Camp street. Many visitors were
present, and they were greatly delighted
with the entertainment.
-1'bc best Christmas present. The
Safe Depositan Saving Bonk.
atKnapp'o,01 Washington St.
—0wing to the blender the butchers
of South Norwslk made last week by
trying to atop Britta a Son, of Norwalk.
from peddling meat on the border of
their city, lir. Britta will now put one
of his wagons on a route through South
Norwolk, They carry the best prints
beef and they intend to make a inc.
«roof theirbuoiness, forthcyoelltbeir
meets at live and let live prices.
—Ths ontircstock of boots and shoes
toheaoldatcottoudleoo.atc.fl.
Harvey's.
TheChristmas sorvtcso atthe Norwslk
Icthodist church yemerday were well
W. both morning and evening.
Tbsoin’iogbyadonble quartetrewasa
spacial colors of the day. Solos were
sung by Ira. P. S. Lyons, Jr., liar Ella
T. Byxhee and Him Annie Stash, and
anthems were reuderedwith spirit by
the choir. ‘In the morning Rv. Ir.
Van Alstynetookfor his topic "Chris
inProphecy”andin theovmilsggavsan
ml“ r «.1 . Vt,
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mpmtttiettrtwthwsw M-
‘Tl'lo fiasIJghtCo. aropattinsina
new gaabnmertbat promireatoltecome
afavorite. It is called tbeWcllabach
incandesceutGasLight. It noose
lightofthemmscharacteras incouo
dcrcontrlectric. Besides osuper-
ior light ithootho recommendation of
great economy,as the consumption of
ordinary burnerla oniytwo
and twothtrds tutanhour. Theiuven-
tionio inhoatingan indestructoblema-
terisl too whiteheot wilhoutailsme.
Fromasbort experience withthollght
wears very muchplooasd withit.aod
believeit wllimeetwlth mooralfovnr.
M-
II. I. III“?! I0!" rouse.
lasted ma Days Under the noun—var
lo-olas Drought lame Io-day.
Yesterday morning the mains of
Wm. H. Barley were found beneath the
wrockagrot the freight train that ran
into the opon draw at Little lorry near
flukonmck. Saturday. Doc. 14. The
work of removing the debris wasooo~
tinned one work before the body was
soon. A telegram was rocrived yester-
mornlrg that the body had been found
and Jameshraloy want «coco toll-w
Jsrosy. [is returned in the evening and
said that one of his acn'sarmo was brok-
enand thathettsd somsslight bruises
on his fun. The body was brought
here this afternoon. Theiuneral will
be bold to-morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock
st. thshomeof the deceased on Spring
street. Butler Lotion. 1. 0. 0. E, of
which Ir. Soeloy. was a mmbr, will
attend in a body.. . ,
itart-«rIn]?"”“tsotatttattw’”omaa»..’"""”zt"at"w ere in
(in. 0
Captain Frost has made the following
appointments of non-commissioned olii~
core in Co. D: Q. I. Sergeant l". G.
Brotherton to be Ftrrt Sergeant; Corpor-
al Henry S. Gsnung to be Q. If. Ber-
gcant; Corporal Edward G. Weed to be
Sergeant; anawo William W. Jayne.
Chas. A. Thomas and Walter Hall to be
Corporalo.
There are at present no vacancies in
the ranks, the maximum number being
reached, but desirable young men wish-
ing to enlist, can send in their applies»
tiono ondvacancloa will soon bemade
by discharges for expiration of service
and non-residence.
-Call at George H. Raymond's new
furniture store and examine his elegant
assortment of goods. including the latest
styles in fancy chairs. divans, cabinets,
desks, screens and foot rests, all suitable
for substantial holiday gifts.
.rt'
Christmas lxerciso at the Center School.
The Christmas exercises of the prim-
ary and intermediate departments of the
Center school took nlaceon Friday after-
noon, and were well attended by inter-
sated parents and friends. Etch room
had its tree and its interchange of gifts.
For convenience Him Flinn's pupils had
thctr exercises of recitation and song in
the upper large room and their tree in
their own. The upper grade gave a
socisl and supper in the evening. Some
of the teachers were the recipients of
very pretty gifts from their scholars.
—You stand in your own light when
you use cheap resinous snaps, when for
a slight advance you can buy Brussels.
The ltuo's Eclipse.
There was a total ecltpse of the run
about sunrise yesterday morning. it
woo invisible in this country and was
observed to the best advantage on the
coast of Africa and the northern coast
of South America. A psrty of observers
from the United States was stationed at
Paul di Ioandaon the coast of Africa.
Phot'ophs were taken and the pheno-
mena of the eclipse will be studied from
these by astronomers in all parts of the
country. The Yolc profemors will be
among this number.
The Solo Deposit Registering Ssvings
Bank locks and opens automatically.
Call and examine it, at Knapp‘e, ill
Washington St.
nrww a Stone Through a Car; Window.
When the 5:83 train on the Danbury
and Norwalk road stopped st Norwalk
Saturday evening. Conductor Smith in
formed Policeman liorehouss that while
the train was passing School street, a
stone as big as a goose egg came crash-
througb one of the car windows, strik-
ing a passenger in the neck just below
the car. The oflicer went up the track
to the vicinity of School street and by a
ltttio inquiry learned that the stone
throwers were two small school boys.
He took their names. but it is not yet
known what will be done with the boys.
“A"Mbat you
a“ W '0' III lllrposos about the house?
‘ m Hit, ,4 ”:5“
0 k
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To the _ ome and South
“Willi? ' w' l boot beef go
M‘Btltli) new. Central Market, No. 0
Water street, Norwalk, and you will find
all kinds of meats and the best that can
be bought. Best cuts of round steak 12c
lb., best cuts of loin steak 10c, home
dremed spare rib 10c., bag and link saus-
age 10c., beat corn beef 12c. Live and
dressed poultry, fruits and vegetables.
Don’t pay lie. for a loin steak when you
can get the beat for 10. Give no a call
and sec for yourself. Britta d: Son. 0
Water street. Norwalk. .
—You will ruin your Matty if
you do not call at Home I: Harman’s for
They hereon shunt asaortmentand at
prlcasthatconnot failtosolt. (ill and
examine theiratock whether you purl
chasoornot.
WIGBMITIONAL CHURCH.
horns W at the Opening of
the church Yortovday.
The opening of the new Con -
of church for public worship occurred
yesterday. At tho morning service the
lorgssnditorlum was filled and at the
evoniag osrvloo there was about seven
hundred people present. Rev. J. A.
Biddle reached two excellent sermons.
and as it was the anniversary of “fora-
fathor'o day" also. they were particularly
appropriate.
~0mw.m.. We... 4—--
chriatataa Press-ts for the Worthy roar.
Following her usual custom at this
time of the year Ira. Ifatthsws has sent
bcrcbesk to the seleotmsn. the money
to be distributed among the poor of Non
walk. Yesterday Selectman Dmkam
'twllod upon a anchor of the worthy and
g ones and made their heart
the”! ‘ I I few dollars in their
. hsudatfi “lip mammoth turkeys here"
Minum' withea portion ofthe
money contributed by Ito. Iatthewo.
One will be sent to the poor house and
the other to the children's home for a
Christmas dinner. Donations for the
little ones of the children's home in the
way of candy, oranges and presents are
coming in, and their Christmas will no
doubt be a bright and happy one.
-At F. B. Noah & Bro’s, decorated
china, dinner and too sets, fancy fruit
and cake plates, smoking sets, etc., at
‘hc lowest prices.
Water from the New Bosenolr.
The water was turned into the mains
from the new reservoir on Saturday at
4 o‘clock, and will continue to be taken
from this source except in a case of
emergency. The dam will permit of
the storage of water sufficient for any
demands. The extra pressure for the
present is eleven pounds tothe square
inch.
-——Csll st George H. Rsymon’s new
furniture store and examine his elegant
assortment of goods, including the intact
styles in fancy chairs. divans, cabinets,
desks, screens and foot rests, oll suitsble
for substsntisl holidsy gifts.
What Smashed the silence.
They had been silent for a specs of
half a minute, each dreaming of love un-
utterable. Suddenly be seized the dainty
bond that lay bewitcbingly near, sud
pressing it to his bosom with ecststtc
order, and falling upon his knees, be ex-
claimed in passionate tones--
"Tell me. Angy, tell me, densest,wbom
do you love above all others 1 Who is it
that is in your thoughts all day long,and
whose usmcis it that mingles in your
nightly dreams?"
And Augy. dropping her head in
msideu modesty, her eyes bslf hid be-
hind their long silken lashse, while u
tremor of emotion shook her lilhsome
frame, murmured softly,
“hicGinty.”
—Get one of the Sofa Deposit Regis-
tering Saving Banks. at Knspp, the hat-
ter's, 91 Washington St.
The town farm of Killingly now shelt-
ers one of the most curious specimens of
humanity that has existed and gsined
notoriety in that section. It is Lyman
Holloway. or “Dog Profit" Holloway as
heiomore fomilisrly known. He was
brought in the other night nearly dead
from exposure with both feet badly
in zen. He has trumped and begged his
living for himself and the dogs in the
southeastern part of Connecticut andad-
joining part of Rhode Island for many
years.
One of the curious things shout him
was that he always had from live to
twenty five dogs with him. He picked
up all maimed, sick and homeless dogs,
and doctored end adoped them, or rather
they adopted him. for it is a well known
fact that any dog would follow him
without half an invitation, and when he
stopped to coax, on dog could resisthim.
Iany valuable dogs have left their
masters and taken up with Holloway for
“FM“??? and when Ftaken aw. would
Q? o . t.,qpportnpityt. toescspmond
will} ”33’: 9mm nation: 3--
lim-5 _. More. . Momma-n
at; who tit-room. x-Aanear as
I.
unhcluruedhswubomquostor,R.
—0rdcr fora suit of clbthea by the
South Norwalk Steam Laundry given
away at Lockwood‘oclgar store Christ-
mas morniug at 11 o’clock.
Casio's Ian's Wealth.
From reports gathered from the state
treasurers throughout the country the
World figures out an increase in this
country's taxable since 1” of
00.963.000.000 and in itoactual wealth of
tts.tss.ooo,ooo. m totat‘ wealth is
“1,450,000,000, exclusive of public prop-
porty. and summon of property in-
vested and owned abroad. The amassed
value of taxed property and our actual
wealth at didarsst decades has boon:
Assessed value two-“JIM”; 1m
413.084.500.008: lm—fllmmfilt
immflfifl: immune.-
ooo. Actual wealth, too—tumm-
iD; rest-trimmers; 1M—
Mblllfilfl; lm—M‘QWO; in“
summon. The wealth of the Unit-
IVILIN AlllIIIS IBTUIES.
The In- Whooo Wife loaalvad II.“
Irw- tho Dreamer-u.
Three years ago Evolyn I. Andrews
started for Florida from Naugatuck.
leaving a wife. Shortly after he reached
Florida he disappeared from there and
be was supposed to have been murdered.
A reward of OliOOwss chased for deficits
news of his whereabouts. dead or alive.
After I few months the New Haven
Intual Bonellramociatlon paid his wife
$8,000, but an insurance company with
whom he was insured for 310,000 minted
to settle.
Last Saturday Andrews turned up in
Nougatuck and tried to and his wife. to
whom he had previously written from
the want. In this he was unsuccessful.
asrhe had gone to live with her father
in Iooonp. When he learned this An-
drsw started on foot for lerlden.
i. >ll " "Tl” t-“MT—~ ”Maw- ('1 4|
,. Help mummii‘tm... .,.,
Adam Tevoooky, aPole.about sixty-
live years of age, committed suicide by
baugingat the Mrriden almshouse Bat-
urday evening.
Each boy at the slate reform school
will receive at Christmas a half-pound
box of candy, a handkerchief. s pair of
suspenders. and a tooth-brush.
Frsnk Serena Iierlden barber, is miss-
ing with several hundred dollars belong~
ing to the keeper of a policy shop and
with money belonging to his ldst om-
ployer.
Tommy Hefleron, aged fire, fell into a
mill recs st Manchester Friday. The
water was ten feet deep and his mother
jumped in after him. Both were
rescued.
Charles Chester, s night watchman on
the Thames river bridge at New London,
fell from that structure on Friday night
and received injures that will probably
prove iatsl.
Demurrsgs rules here been abolished
by the New York sud New England
mod. Ninety-six hours will be allowed
for the losding and unloading of cars,
instead of forty-eight hours.
Saturday o terrier dog owned by Henry
Beach of Meriden ssw some other dogs
playing in the street sud jumped from s
third story window to join them. The
jump was a fatal one.
Little Flossic Carpenter fell and broke
her collar bone in Newington a week ago
Sundsy, but kept on to church, sat
through the service and mode no com-
plaint until she reached home.
Henry Brodsky, aged twelve, besides
going to school is It reporter on the New
Britain Herold. He is known on “Hust-
Iing Harry," and is a bright little fellow.
His income avenger 8? per day.
A child of A. W. Belcher of Saybrook
upset o lighted lamp Thursday evening.
Four children were in the room and the
mother tried to stamp out the flames.‘
Her clothing caught fire and she died
Friday.
Workman on the Naugatuck rosd re-
cently discovered nesr Nangstuck some
tree roots that had been trsnsformed
into pine rosin. Locsl scientists are un-
able to solve the mystery. A specimen
wtll be sent to the Smithsonian institute
at Woshington.
Mrs. Louisa Bilson has sued her hus-
band, John Bileon, of Naugstuck, for
divorce and olimony. Mr. Bilson is a
prominent grocer, doing the largest bus-
iness in the town of Nougatuck and is s
member of the Congregational church.
Adultery with a nurse who recently
cared for lira. Bilson is alleged.
W. H. Coons, James Rysn,Wlllism
Ferrell. Thomas Dunn sud Theodore
Coons of Salisbury have been placed in
the Litchlleld jail by Deputy Sherifl
Reed of Cornwall for stealing from the
born of Austin Bush of Cornwsll o steer
which they lad away ashort distance
and butchered. Another of the party
named Koulton woe captured. shackled
and placed in notable for safe keeping,
but he broke his irons and escaped.
——Always gives atlsiutlon-TBmssels
M‘ l. .Ll‘ ls; Il'.
Thomas 8. Roll, owner of the schoon—
er yacht Republic and a member of the
New Haven Yacht club, has a new
scheme in the yachting line. He pro-
poses tonasll the Republic. in which last
spring he rolled to the West Indies.
lit. Ball is very fond of swordflrblng.
and for this mason proposes to build a
steam craft about 100 foot long specially
adapted for cruising in rough water. The
bostistobosnoh thatanystormcan be
defied, and also be fitted up with all the
comforts synonomcus with modern
yachting. He will build this craft just
assoon asbe candisporsof thoRepuhiio.
Connecticut Post-ass“
The following poatmasters were com
firmed by the senate Friday: G. W.
Anthony, New Illford; William Car-
routers, Norwich; w. B. Cheney. South
Ionchsotm IarciaG.Wltltsn; Stafford
Sprint; H. I. Met-mm; I. E.
White. M; T, Jefferson, Jo.
Smyrna. .
'Ac_»,'f,!l !~
Among the Vita.
Urgsmlluitoowl‘ithauyaortcimao-
opus-t ”could crudely .lraspalivs
onmsymr.
MquaarJattwsulsrmstrss
”(mum
A BAD COUPLE.
a nan-u: canine a Wayward
0|".
Willis Carey is a young colored man
of Winsted, whose wife left him several
months ago. On Monday night last he
drove a team to the house of Lewis
Moseley, a white man of Pleasant Valv
ley, town of Barkhamrtod, and enticed
a ltvyearvold daughter of Moseley, noni-
ed Iona. to come to Winated. At Win-
stod the pair stopped at the honor of a
colored man named Emory Adams until
Friday, when they went to Burvllle and
Charles Lesley. Saturday the father of
the girl came to Winolod and put the
one in the hands of John 1’. Simmons.
who after a vigorous hunt found where
the couple were, went to Burville and
brought the girl, who her been wayward
for a year or more. to Winsted and then
songs. , fathonplaadatlm haul-l6
bore the girl placed in his care that the
hearing was sdjourned to Thursdsy for
further inquiry. The colored man Casey
was also at the Burrille house at last
accounts. and he will be arrested for en.
Iicing a minor away from home. and it
is hoped given a term in Litchfield.
’ ’1‘:an monomer
A special dispatch to the EVENING
Sumner. from Atlants,Gs.. asys: “ch-
ry W. Grsdy. the celebrated editor and
orator. died of pneumonia this morning.”
Compilinonth-fir—‘t—ECnloncl.
The annual report of Col. W. H. Stev-
enson, vicepresident and gonerrl rnsn.
ager of the Housatonic system. shows
with what care and intelligence that
gentlemen conducts the vest property
under his control. The report shows s
gratifying increase in the net profits of
the system, and it should be remembered
that extraordinary expenses in the burn-
the earnings. There has been an increase
we believe, under the present excellent
management, both sources of income
will grow at a still greater rate during
the coming year.
It is s matter of congratulation for the
people of our associated villages that
the “Little Derby" is now u port of the
Hottsatonic System. It hos placed it in
hands that are able to run it economically
yet properly, and to build it up into n
first-clues road. Col. Stevenson has shown
his superiority so u railroad manager.
He may goin more notoriety by entering
politics and running for governor. but
he can better do himself justice sud
please the public by bending sll energies
to the work cutout for him. In this he
has displayed remarkable talents and
there is room for a still greater exercise
of them.-——Ansonin Sentinel.
Wouldn't Let Him Start in.
Jones—I suppose you take lots of com-
fort with your new baby, Brown?
Brown—Well, I should say so. Let
me tell you how cunning he is.
Jones—I'd very much like to beer, but
to tell the truth I’m due on the next
block in four hours from now. Some
other time, Brown.—-Jndgt~‘.
TheOld Officers Bo-kloeted.
The directors of the New York, New
Haven and Hartford Railroad company
Clark, president; E. M. Reed, vice-presi-
dent; W. D. Bishop, secretary, sud W.
L. Squire, treasurer.
receipt for keeping men in good humor.
-Hotel Gazette.
Robs Ills Wife and Buns Away.
William E. Russell, s New Haven
hsckmau left home on Frldsy, inking
his wife’s ssslskin sacquc and two gold
few months ago, and Russell induced
her to buy him a psir of horscssud a
back at a cost of about $1.3”. Thsosbe
Thursday.
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both in passenger and freight traffic, and it
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