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roommate.
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I. !. W 'm We.
The "cold wave” has lowered the tem-
perarma is the upper Rodeos Valley to
thefrsealcg paint. but its influence will
probably secs cease. Temperature fell
slightly in tbsCaltsd states yesterday.
The chief minim“ reported was I)
degrewhslowseroatlccrhead, lltns.,
fhachisf maximum “at Augusta, Gs.
Inlhle district to-daypartly cloudy to
fair weather will probably prevail, with
light variable winds, mostly westerly
an! southerly and slightly lower, fol
lowed by slightly higher temperature.
In the llddle States slightly colder,
”Minion weather will pre-
vdl. with light westerly winds, preced-
ed bylight rain, followed by a slight
rho of temperature; and in New Eng-
land partly cloudy in fair weather and
, , variable winds with slightly lower tern»
' , peretnra On Thursday in this section
and iuNew England warmer, fair to
partly cloudy weather will probably [no
‘ veil, with variable winds, mostly light
to from westerly and southerly, followed
hycloudluess, snow and rain near the
hbl. and on Friday warmer, partly
cloudy weather, preceded by rain or
snow near the coast, north of Cape
m', .
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hastis’erlbenssts flirt-tide I Low tide
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48 13.33
' THE LOCAL NEWS.
Fred Warns of the borough, is down
with aasveve attack of the “grip ”
Adaugbter was born yesterday to Mr.
and Ira. William Lynch, of the borough.
9U» Plslated's Toilet Lotion.
V - 'Theaswly elected oflcera of Bucking.
atalladthhcvsning.
~ Bead Drbble & Oometoek'e advertise-
“tof cannndgoode. They haves
largelloe cf the best at lowertpriccs.
- ‘ ,eityeromwalksarereceiviugsome
heedcdattention to-day iri‘the matter of
_' “flute of thamud taken from
Vewvleewlll beheldattheBap-
MWkIWthip
J. A. Biddle. Subject, Our
“Children. Serviceebe-
‘ art-irate. a. it, out be publicly in- ‘
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murmurs
Asasstwmtaottestoprepsrtyowu—
”committee avenue and Lowe street
eppeare in this issue.
DJ’. lostellMWIadeldlflauford
miellrldgeporttodaydoiugjcry duty
sttheucurtotocmmcul'lsts.
-Clevelaud‘s Superior Baking Powder
absolutely tits beat.
The new chairs for the Sunday school
moment the south lforwelk Congrega-
ttoaal Church arrived this atoning.
‘ atarlea Bentley, employed in the
Lockwood lsnufacturlng company's
W two hegersefhleleft hand
. in a ”Wetter!
it. Illa asu- and to- Anna
Btaab willtakepert in the entertain-
ment with Prof. it. 0. Billiard on Fri
day evening Jan. 17th, at the Opera
House.
Principal W. C. Facts is having an ex
tended vacation from his school duties.
He isoonllued to his bed with the “la
mops,” having a genuine shank of the
influenza.
milk-anther!“ I yssre.disd
morning.
—Don’t pay 80 cents a pound for a
tough, dry sirloin steak when you can
buy slender, juicy one for 16 cents at
Ferd Hayes’ market.
An interesting service was held at the
Bowuton I. E. church last evening.
Rev. Ir. Barrett was ill and could not
attend. John L’liomtnedieu led the
meeting.
The funeral of the late William E.
Bullock was held at the residence of his
mother yesterday afternoon. Rev. C. J.
North officiated. The remains were in-
tered in the Pine Island cemetery.
Company F's minstrels perform at
New Canaan to night, going over in the
big carrysll “Excelsior.” The advance
sale of seats has been very large, it is
said, insuring the boys a big house.
“Old Sport" Compact sold a peck of
apples toa Bridgeport aeloookeeper re-
cently for lemons. There were about a
dozen lemons among the lot and the ap-
ples were covered with tissue paper.
-—-A genuine picnic, hams 10c per l'o.
shoulders 80 per 1b., at T. B. Guyer a
Son's.
B. F. Andrews, who has been confined
to his house for nearly a month,
.319 ,gble to be out doors to- day. He has
through a serious illness from
which it will take him some time to re-
gain his strength.
A SINTINIL reporter discovered thrs
morning why Mr. O'Gormnn, the genial
proprietor of the Boston store, has been
so smiling and cheerful for the past day
or two. A bright little girl arrived at
his home on Camp street Monday even-
ing.
—The best prime roast beef for 14
cents a pound at Ford Bayea' market.
Rev. Alexander Hamilton, of the bor-
ough, a member of the Diocese of New
York, now adeacon in the order of min-
istry in the Episcopal Church, has ap-
plied to the standing committee of the
Diocese of New York, through Bishop
Potter, forprdination to the Priesthood.
~Plaisted‘a Cough Remedy, so far
reachrng in its effects can be taken with
impunity. It is simple and cannot injure.
A Philadelphia practitioner whose name
stands as high as any in the land, says:
There can be no doubt of its eflicacy.
Try a bottle.
Union services were held at the First
I. E. church last evening. They were
conducted by Rev. Archibald Wharton
of theBaptlst church. Reva. J. A. Bid-
dle end 0. J. North participated in the
exercbeaaud assisted in making theta
of much interest. Similar services will
be heldattheBaptht church thh evening.
—'l‘o cry-many patrons and friends I
wiahtonythetlsttll retaiuthe ageno
the popular manufactures of
acorn " Wilson?
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smegma. l'._W.Jscqui.Jr.
mwfimn blames-
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‘qthtthecltyh‘avaamapmadebys
memmdmwhl: Ihduulalather
A 314'! Mill MIMIC.
I'll Worth at (leads demand at I. I.
Balle‘ ltwrw.
As 8. K. Banks was fighting the gas
in his store in the Iahackeuro Hotel
block, last evening, a lighted match fell
unnoticed among some calico patterns
aeartbefrout of the store. la an in-
stant the goods caught hrs and in a
few minutes there was quite a large
bias-r. llv..Banks rushed to the burning
articleeaad carried them outdoors and
threw them into the street. In doing so
be burnt his hands severely but he suc-
ceeded in extinguishing the flames with-
out sending out an alarm. Fortunately
the fire was discovered in time as there
can be no doubt that a few minutes de-
y have resulted in a serious con-
The loss amounts to about
.75, which is covered by insurance.
Aawaa't fleeting at the wires lap”
Church
At the annual meeting of the First
Baptist church last evening, the follow-
ing officers were elected:
President-«A. 0. Arnold.
Clerk—l". W. Perry.
Treasurer-J. L. Ambler.
Assistant Treasurer—William Thomp-
sou.
Becretary- A. J. Duane.
Executive Board—A. C. Arnold. J. L.
Ambler, A. J. Deane, If. W. Stillman, C.
C. Brotherton.
Auditing Committee—W. F. Ftllow, J.
8. Lyon, (i. W. Aiken.
Financial (hmmittee-—J. L. Ambler,
This evening will be a busy one at the
association rooms. At 8 o’clock the eu-
tertainment committee will hold a meet-
ing to arrange for the closing course of
entertainments for this season, and the
male quartette will rsheara some selec-
tions that they are to sing on Sunday.
At 9 o'clock the reception committee
will meet and arrange for a recepttou to
take the place of the New Year’s one,
which was not held,end also plan for
any others which they will give this
year.
The gymnasium close last night had
the largest attendance of any night since
the gymnasium was opened this year,
and the interest in it is continually
growing.
Watch Night on the Steal-chip Old Dom-
total.
The following we take from the Nor-
folk Landmark of theBd inst:
There was a very delightful entertain-
ment Tuesday night on board the Old
Dominion steamship Old Dominion, to
celebrate the going out of the old year
and the coming in of the new. The ship
was on her way from Richmond to this
port when the hour for the ceremonies
had arrived, and before they were com-
pleted she was at City Point. There was
on board about thirty passengers, many
of whom Were ladiee,and to them is due
much of the pleasure of the occasion.
Captain George Washington Couch, the
veteran and popular commander of the
ehrp, gave carte biscuits for the decora-
tion of the vemel, and the matter was
taken in hand by Purser James B. Gal-
lagher and Steward John H. Smith.
The result is a fitting testimonial to their
taste, as will he testified to by all who
had the pleasure of viewing their work.
From masthead to keel. at “most every
point, there was some evidence of their
handiwork, and a goodly sight the ship
presented. The munstay of the decora-
tions were evergreens and moss, whose
pretty arrangement was shown off by
Chinese and fairy lamps of various hues.
Salocne, stairway and cabins were set
of! with handsome designs, between the
entranue to the dining saloon being the
motto, "God Ble- Our Ship."
At City Point. II the old year throbbed
out its dying minutes, Ilse Quigg, of
New York, who was one of the passen-
gers, sang the “Adeste Fidelts,” in which
she wm joined by an impromptu but ex-
cellent chorus. Fireworks followed and
then arrceptlou washeld, atwhlch all
of the white population of City Point
were present and felicitated Captain
Couch snd-bis officers on the handsome
momentous new"
tomorrow ‘76???
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Isa-Jaw am
Countable B. 0. Keefer, C. 0. Water-
bury and 0. Whitney are victims of the
“Ice W-”
The schools reopened on Monday.
of New York city
a
(lurid lino-nu
sofi'rn aoawsLm vim. w
I033”! m OIIW
ran-ts Ia-aleeu Ir. Ian as ass-iss-
and traps estssts Its. flattery. a
Phoenix Steamer and Bose company
held its annual meeting last night. The
following olllcevs were elected:
Foreman, E. B. Burr.
J I'irst assistant foreman. A. A. Chi-levy,
r. ' ‘:
Second assistant foreman,0. ll. Mb.
Treasurer, C. A. Burr.
Financial secretary, W. J. 0e
Engineer, 0. B. Aiken. W
Theoompany voted to engage
Nobles to give his celebrated play. ‘;
Phoenix," at the Opera House cm the
evening of January ill, for the henrlt of
99m”!- ‘
t was supposed that there .would be a
sharp contest for the forM‘
lope Hose mas-r U lit“. ob.”
than live names having been mentioned
for the position has it came It to
ballot however, tb s were but two u-
didates in the field—John Kelly and
Patrick Blattery. Ilr. Slettery held the
winning band. The other olllcerr elect-
ed were:
First assistant foreman, Thomas lob-
inson.
Second assistant foreman, William
IcCarthy.
Recording secretary, Oscar Walters.
Financial secretary. Elmer Chinery.
Treasurer, Francis Dickson, Jr.
“Trims-ms"?
IIUIIO BALL.
‘l'ha Tllhury Company.
This company presented “Rosedsle”
at Music Hall last evening. The play
is a pretty one, written in five son, in
which opportnutlirl for good acting,
stage setting, etc, are aflorded. All the
members of the company entered hearti-
ly into the work last evening, and the
result was an excellent production of
the piece. lites Tilbury and llr. Lewis
played their way deeper than over into
the sympathies of their audience. It.
Breen was also verygood. J. B. IcAulifl
reprmented the comedy element in his
unique manner, to the delight of the
audience. Hie singing was snowed.
The stage setting of scene two, act four,
of the "Gypsy Deli by Moonlight" was
very pretty. No matinee [ill be given
this afternoon. Tonight “The Silver
King" a romantic drama, written in. all
acts, by Berrman, Jones and Wilson
Barrett will be given. The cast of char-
acters for this evening includes twenty
people. ,
The version of “As in A Milking
Glass," which will be given to-morrow
night, is almost identical with that used
by Mrs. Langtry, and the coetumlug, etc.
will be of the most elegant character.
orahimnoosa.
ll-d Reading.
That curious psychological phenom-
enon. known as mind reading, which
has puzzled scientists, philosophers and
medical men, wtll be exhibited at the
Opera House on Thursday, Friday and
Saturday evenings by Miss Lena Loeb, a
young lady only seventeen years of age,
who seems to possess, in an increasing
degree, the occult and mysterious pow~
era that are incident to it. By what
incomprehensible or unfathomable force
she is able to subject herself for the time
to the will power of a person entirely
unknown to her, and perform the ac-
tions which that person Wllil her to do,
science seems utterly at a loss to explain.
And yet she does it, as would be very
who witness and take part in the re
markable test which she is subjected to.
South Wilton.
trip to New York on louday.
“ya
Norwalk Holiday.
day.
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whyETJlsraaarh sum
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readily proved by the testimony of those
James H. Hanford made a business
Hiram E. Raymond of Weston, was
the guest of his brother Harry on Satur-
Irs. 0. E. Bruce paid a visit to South
John L. Godfrey of Nod district,
Branchvltle, was calling in town yester-
i‘;. “Willem
chromium-r
m. of childhood
North Wilson,
who were visiting last week at the reel-
dencacf Ir. Daniel G. Betta, returned
EDNESDAY. JANUARY 3. 1390.
su. mean one "All.
trap our New Hartforda few days since.
its measured four feet in length.
A... eaten TWO w ’
A Misuse. I m
' A A pretty picture of an beirees’ New w n' W
Quads-lynx was MIN ill 3 mink Year’s nightle painted by a Pittsburg “mun-eats antler ibisfiaoteucssdlngt ‘1'“
compose-st of the lfew York World. M 'lhm'mf- 1 0m ”as“, am:
An ambulance dashes u to the massive 6,- .
There are more drsn sixty cases of "la gates of a hospital, a vitftim of a natural Awm'mwfifi‘mWK ”the ma ,
grippe" in Wesleyan university and three gas explosion is carefully but promptly ww, 5:13: 1:", mm ":3. wcdnfifla’anflsa
conveyed to s cot, the surgeons do their tloulh Norwaik. ' it lw
professors are among the victims.
Thelt‘ew York.valdeuceaud Boston work. and the men, more dead than
railroad has voted to blue 01,000,000 of alive is left alone. Yet not wholly alone.
new stock at par to stockholders. A prayerful figure site by his side. It is
reset-urea Record, asmatl harem Ill-I Km Dmel. whose check for
senor. was attached twice letutdey. for “£00,000 would be honored anywhere.
31,100 “a ".500 ”1’00“”ch , She Is astster of Essay and while her
Yesterday morning at 3'00“”, lire former Philadelphia companions were
destroyed building valued at $15,000, dancing away the hours of the old year,
owned by C. y Bush. the midnight chimes felt on the ears of
The engagement 0' Frederick De P”. the beautiful girl, engaged in a mission
star. of Cromwell, and lilac lda bl. Byx- of charity. 8". was probably happier
bee, daughter 0' John 0' Byxbee. 0‘ than they, though both may have been
”metals ”may“. filling their true mission In the world.
- Self-denial is always adturrubln, but
.33.“, ..".'..?.'.“.2°i£.‘if.f‘."§“ili.'3§ W“ . "m" "‘h i“- D'm“, m.
Granville, | circus m k wn peels fol‘eaeoandself-gratificationturns
”m" “ “n " her hick on them and devotes her “"2
“the woman with "3° iron 1“” to others, even greater credit is due h'er.‘
Harrison H. Austin of Suflluld will ap— —New Haven Palladium.
pear before the ways and means com- .................. m. . .
mitten at Washington this week in favor way no They Advertise?
of repeal of the tobacco tax. The man who conducts his business on
WilllePowers of_ Essex. who was shot "'9 "190?! lb“ ll doesn't WY Mid M
in the eye with a “toy gun" a few days can't afford to advertise, acts up his
age, will lose the sight 0f the injured judgment in opposition to that of all the
eye and in all probability the other one best business men in the WCI'M- With 8
also. few years experience in conducting a
Edward Benson 0! Waterbury, who small business on a few tbmtmn-l dollars
was under arrest {0, theft and escaped of capital. he assumes to know more
by jumping from a window some six than thousands of men whom hourly
mom.“ ago, has been captured, and transactions aggregate more than his do
placed under $1,000 bonds. in a year, and who have made their mil-
Alloruey Henry Dryhural, a deputy lions ‘by pursuingncoureothat he says
sherifl of New Haven county, was yes- dunno I pay 1 . , ' i . .
terday recommended to Postmaster (ien- h" navertrsrug due-soft. Iv“) ’ “, 1y '3 k:
eral Waunsmakor by Smutor Plait for ‘ at ‘ 9 most “ecu” u mew mm" 0
postmaster at Meriden. every town. large and small, are the
, . heaviest advertisers? ll advertising
L90“ returning home from New York doeen't pity, who does the most business?
Monday Judge Elmer of Middletown If‘ . e. ,
. td t t. d t I, h d. th-
found that the burglars ‘who entered hrs hedviefimbugitiyeseo this; “:1 “Ill: w)orl:l
residznceISeturday night occur?! ‘300 spend millions in that way? Is it be-
wort 0' Jewe ry belonging to re wt e. cause they want to donate those millions
A 30“"3 85"! of Danbury, who “9“ of dollars to the newepnpernnd magazine
been sent out With a three~year~old child publishers, 0,. because the-1 don’t know
‘0' an “M"K' 80‘ drunk “‘1 deserted b" as much about business as the suicru- -
charge. The child “d “‘9 girl‘s b“ dollar store-keepers in accuntry town,
""8 found to “ “”99“" where ”he who any money spent in ntivutistng is
bad '9" both. thrown away, or donated to the mun to
Last 39‘" l“ Hartford ”"3 “it“ num- whom it is paid? Such talk l-l simply
be" 0! “un “05°99! 338““! W88 343. in ridiculous and it requires more than rim
New HIV?“ 408 and in Bridgeport 285- average patience to discuss the proposi’
The Willi ”“01"!“ "30?in were: Hfilt' tion of whether advertising pays or not
“ltd. 333.333; NEW Haven, “17.336; withtliat kind of anion. Ilia campin-
BlidBPKOI’l»$74.SB5.50. cent self-conceit in assuming that he
The remodelled Baptist church at knows more than the whole business
Willimantic was rededicated last night. is laughable, and reminds us of the mar:
"" ”"m’ “““"““‘""“‘" -..... “‘ "“"r who proved that the world doesn't re-
liquidated. “8". P. S. Evans and REV. bunt: U; pruning ta pawl-n... VA) .. .......,.
E. II. Potent of New Haven were among and watching it all fight.
mm "“0 made Iddmm- cfi;:;..a“fi;r.;;u.rz;..
Members 0‘ “‘9 family or Thomas lic- The third annual convention of the
Coon 0‘ Thompsonville bad a narrow Connecticut Fruit Growl-rs‘ Cider and
escape from being poisoned MOM“! by Cider Vinegar Makers’ association will
drinking “h“ '35 supposed ‘0 b. ‘9" be held in Room 50. state capitol build~
It was a poisonous drug and was steeped lug, Hartford, Jam 1. Papers Wm b,
by ‘ fatigued nurse who had been read bv W. H. Ferguson 0! New York
watching at the bedside of hire. McCann. state, tin “Manufacture of Vinegar" and
The Inner-I of Frank W. Loomis of by P. M. Augur of Middletown on “The
Sumeld. who died of influenza. occurred Use of Insecticides in the Cultivation of
“00‘“!- He '30 married 3 month 580 Fruit." There will be remarks on the
and the six young men who ushered at "Connecticut V3993” Law" by 1mm“,
his wedding fire the bearers at his law tor Totem. and Dr. Roland Tbaxter no
oral. the “Application of Fungicvdes as Relat‘
The New London Morning Telegraph ing to Fruit Culture."
has issued a very neat calendar for 1889,
the can! bearing an almost microscopic
facsimile of its issue of October 11, the
day steer the oprning of the Thames
River brzdge.
In the Fourth church in Hartford,
Sundry, a poorly dressed stranger took a
back seat and when a deacon passed the
contribution~plate toward him, the man
grabbed all the money pomible. The
deacon, not wishing to make a scene,
poured on and the fellow then slid out of
“ml” vitality of the puts to which itia sp-
Adelbert Tripp was bound over to the plied, and retards instead of accelerating
superior court under 31,000 bonds by the recovery of the patient.
Justice Leonard at Ellington, Monday
afternoon, charged with setting are to A has: neg.
liarshall Wright’s barn onthenight of A large black dog, says the Derby
December 19. He was taken to the Transcript, has attracted considerable
county jail at Tolland.
G. K. Farley of Hartford, superinten. the Brrmtnghatnrarlw
dentof the western division of the New '9" peculiar “”0""
Yorkiahd New Englandjiilrocd, has
bx! ‘ .‘i‘filj'ififitfit thermal»; or
i _ nu, Willis “fluid, to lakechsrge
ol‘the cohnrdctioojof‘h greet iron bridge
riser“ Fill-burg. Hr. Farley succeeded
Charles ll. Piatt sa divides “99mm.
dent only last November.
Curing with Pounded Inc.
What is called “the ice bag treatment"
of internal hemorrhage, pneumonia and
various other ailments, has come into
considerable vogue on the continent of
Europe and has been introduced into
England. It consists in laying an im-
pervious bag filled with pounded ice
upon the lungs and other aflected parts.
Eminent English physicians oppose the
practice, on the ground that the chill
’ . lie I
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Hrs. Jo a Templeton is forming a “up." against the American Rapid althoull m. conjectures heard have lusty .tuss metatarsal
blblecla-totleetatberresldsnceevery Wmflnyl Jud“. 3mm“ a “my.“ varied. Pres. own-J c
Bonds! Mom Hartford. yesterday decreed that the de- . " ‘ ng'flfie
Richard Devin who lie-been confined fondant should pay theplslotiil “.000,- -Toheagrocer and not keep Bruss- mmmwmsmm
to his home with the “grip" for llte past one and 01,150,880 interest on. u u. soap is to be about two hundred not be- mummfirrmm"
dvisas.rrsssblstolisoutotdolor-yester- largeatdtorceeverflled inCoanestteut. erratum. . __ Wsmllspedalacttcatcoar
" , Alonso Williams, colored, about twsu. ' ‘ w- ‘
mm W mm emanation-em who. hf“ “mind while Epicurean Cannot“ Clams,
‘ Poet—m www.mvhlhhuflhssm w‘":‘s¥nm"% nae-71;
re are.
mules. cautioned by his
induced by the we bag weakens the A
attention during the past few days, near
ay station, by his
Nearly every aft-
” «noon he wades out. into theswift cur-
rent of thewaste-wctereuudrr l’sterson
a: Bendee’s mill. and. standing in the
water at a depth that leaves only, his
head uncovered, howls loudly and con»
tinuously for twoorthrse hours. lio-
body who hae seen the brute in this
FOR. SALE.
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BAL ESTATE POE BALE—H YOU WANT A‘
house. or ht, cra farm cheap, for the next
greggiaplhfiicail at lmllg'lillommed‘lw“,
o. as ngton at. set vs us up
crane of the ducal lots' in town and a number of
theorem-rarer fronts. Also a line summer reri~
dear , bony" barn, carriage house, acre of land. all
obz'i‘ho wondrous Also insurance of all kinds in
W0 choice building Iota. no and or) feet front, on
West avenue. Apply to W. C. seams or
1. tr. nor'r. t!
KCOND [IAN I) FURNITURE STOVES, CAR-
t pets, he, bought and sold or sold on commie.
stop, at my new place of businma, under the SAL
vstlon Army barracks. Booth Norwsik. Wm. Pod-
more lye in
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Advertisements under this head, not exceeding 5
recs. 1 time 23:. 8 times loo, 1 week $1.00.
first}; mugfinrfigmh RENT
Oil 303 month. Apply to W. PODIORB.‘ Sal—
vation Army Barracks, South Norwaik. 12 he
1 CBS! CORNER SOUTH MAN ANDHENRY
streets [louse is Just finished. lute stations
wash tubs, set ranges for int. and cold water. wit.
an conveniences of a first—class house, and is ar—
ranged for two families. Posse-won January let.
Apply to TAYLOR d: GOLDEN.
INLET 0!" A 1101's! 021 WOODWABD
Avenue, 30 00. House in first Norwalk, 813 or).
also nuriouu home and burn, near residence of
Chas. C. Stevens; 8i 00. Apply to
it A. WOODWARD.
PLEASANT noun 1x A CONVENXENT
locality is offered to persons who would like to
visiiWasmngtonstmc time during the winter or
spring. Room and board 8200 a day. lire. J E
231i
Miklur.llm9 l t-r., N. W., Washington, D. C. nZfitf
I 0035*. AND PARTS OF HOUSES: ALSO
Stores, limit in this thy and East Norwelk.
TAT LOB & GOLDEN,
12?: Real Estate and Insurance Agents.
1 colts T0 LET—G ENTLEMKN CAN Bil
accomnwlatml wilhfurnisbed room, with a
wit‘l‘r‘on: heat at No. 41 Chestnut street, South Nor-
W l. '
'l‘WO uousm 0K TOLLEB STREET, RIGHT
room e-‘ch. Water in. and couvcnieuca.
IIIAP—r Coupe Hockney, glare trout, pets |
Tires
l
plain it Weight in pounds. 17 years of age, yet to- .
slats successfully the strength of 12 strong man and
accomplishes the most wonderful teats
POPULAR P121033,
n13 if walk will meet on Hominy, Jan. mat 8:” p.
Saturday, Jan. 11. at 1.30
it? 8;.
Commencing Mend
in. no '1':
m...
k " . i ,4
m'flmfl’m avers ' "f” 7
$5354.»... by. 31.3%.,“ a...
msgnilicentever, in t M
Bust) 'I'IIB nlrt'ttlt'rontll.‘
avaitraes. ,
Moods ,llomeosnd Juliet- Tuesday
Wedn sy, The Silver King; Th
I , ,
Looking Glass: Frldhy, 'l'hsGoldca John-l.
Baturday, Life for Life.
RATINIU.
Ingoednecdsy, Little Hn‘ly; Saturday, Pen '0'
n.
PRICES. 15, 25, 5 Ind 20 “I’ll
Sateen Islestll 'ssnd regory' drum
'flmredsy, January 2'.” G ' d“
t)PERA HOUSE
3 NIGHTS.
JANUARY 9, 10, ii
Miss LENA Lilli
The Electric Girl, the Queen of Thought, lake
PHENUMEML MIND STUDY. ‘
What is the Power 'l .
Who Can Solve the Mystery 1
One Hundred Dnilars Reward to any one will ax-
lulled
15, 25 and ac CENT!
Reserved Seats on sale at Hale's. 16
Reading in the world to-duy.
City Board of Belief Notice.
NOTICE XS HEREBY GIVEN THAT m
Boarder Relief for the City of South NC
3—. 5
. to, Friday, Jan. 17.“
an. 23. at 7&1 p. that
one“ Chamber, for the purpose of .-.. .. .
I ~w'r .-,- I..- ah. doiuyo ." .
equalizing and adjusting a.
In, and Thursday,
'Advertlsements under this head. not exceeding 5
lines. 1 time 25c. 3 times we, 1 week 31.00.
DRESSM.
drcn. Will work in homes of patrons.
IRS. assess.
0‘28 lf 188 lain street. Norwalk.
‘ EWING MACHINES 1’01! SALE—WHEELER
t. Wilson. Household. Also General ring
Repel
of all makes, by C. ll. clIAlLBB, to South Kain
street, South Norwalk. anwtf
Eve m mm aanpcurn.
Notice of Sewer Assessments.
’l‘llE following lea list of names of the e
assessed benefits by the Board of Councilmen
of the City of South Norwalk, Coon, Jan. 3d. 1830,
wilh‘ihe amounts of their reeprcttve armaments
for the construction of sewers through Hamilton
avenue and Lowe street:
HAMILTON AVENUE.
George N. Fisher ........................... s 40 30
Peter Shields ................................ 74 39
Henry Baker.est.. 4050
Guard 11. Weed. . so 67
T. B W ..... . 90 Te
Jame Crown. . 12 01
Bdwln Wilcox and wife. . 84 82
let . 88 f."
14 68
129 57
8471 15
LOWE STREET.
H. C. Froeb ........................... “3 5542
one
Hezekiah Raymond, cei..............
Dicks ........
rmau 46$
Ira H.A Repel ca.......... to
Morris 1f. Norton and wife .................. 185 I9
grit-u
net-d attire Cityof south Nora-ll, CL, lbw 8th
da ostnnsry. A.D,1800.
yordsrof tbeBoarrlochuncllrnen.
IBIURD l. CBO“
nor.
in: '7} gaunt“ our. "
superior l aflow‘ whawlth dhmwnt
gqmtlnesqtrfdsgorma can as psrflppsaded
PRICE LIST;
shert
Ila-la- esvkh, vote-.33:
flit-attenuate“
panned :
d3?! to o: n at. .MKJLJ‘NM’K... mfy’xfifig: ‘fi'
'. , ,. , s , _ ., ,, valuation in the u.
MISCELLANEOUS. Clo...
um-
Emits. g
ci- i lot 1869.
t ming abatement under the kw
services rendered in time of
make application to no 'u meet
them of their Mmblggiiarghme“ whom” Wag!
vice.
Ms'r'ruuw con
JOHN w. near, ' 01m
3831'}
“Nice
Dated at the City of South News
of December, 1880.
NOTICE.
meet at the Selectmen once on the on dayof
nary, two. at 2 o'clock and 'i' 0’60!!! P.
11th at 2 o’clock and 7 o clock p. at.
day of January. at 2 o'clock p. on.
da of January, at 1 o’clock and
e Acres-o. re and Board of
joint bosrdon January 14th. 13!). at 2 o’clock
said Selectmen'e for the of shat“
the polls 01'! l‘agigt. k and mere-Ill. '
’l
r
and
SIIIOUB
HENRY D. IOX,
Aid. IBKKIR.
B. s. BLASCEI!
Willn‘louthilaflnflncko!
CROCKERV'
At lowdgureafcrthe sutures“. h
letgrlilll. newton!“ "
23 Wall Street, Norwalk.
luv i.
44
Merrill Business Coll ‘
Qen ned Goods ......... m
Pat-hes.
s e: minim “ ‘.
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