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A general storm. as yet of moderate
inland”. central in Wisconsin, will
probably more quite rapidly to the east-
ward tin-day, causing a moda-rate rise of
wmpenture in this section. Tempera-
lttraroas in the United States yesterday
encept In the far East. In this district
te-day warmer, fair to partly cloudy
weather will probably prevail. with fresh
and somewhat variable winds, becoming
southerly, followed by cloudiness and
light rain. In the Huddle Grates warmer,
partly cloudy to cloudy weather and fresh
southerly winds will prevail, followed by
rain, and in New England fair to partly
cloudy weather, with fresh, variable
winds, preceded by lower and followed
by rising temperature, southerly to cast
arly winds and cloudiness. On Saturday
in tbb section and in New England,
warmer, cloudy weather will probably
prevail, with fresh to brisk southerly to
southwesterly winds and rain, followed
in this section by clearing, and on Sun-
“, my cloudy in fair weather. with churches this week in observance of the 5"“ 00m“ i" "ll? complaint “'98“ blsck- fitted up in black walnut, the Old count-
slight changes of temperature.
We. Almanac tor To-alorrow.
Bunrism Bun arts digh ride ' Low tide
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THE LUCA]. NEWS.
His Nettie Barlow, of Hartford, has
returned from a visit in this city.
W. B. '1'. Bush of Detroit, representa-
tive of theltorwalk Lock 0).. is in town
for a few days.
—-Two pounds of the best round steak
for 5 cents as Ferd flayes’ market.
William C. Street, who has been ill
for several days with grip complications,
h convalescing.
Oilsrles A. Knapp starts for Southern
Flues, N. 0., next Tuesday. where he
will remain during the winter.
Stephen Gerlip waaarreeted fordrnnk.
snares last night. He was lined 01-00
and costs this morning by Judge Knapp.
, Union mrvlces will beheldatthe
. Booth-Km tional church
‘thisavewhg. Rev.0.J.Northwililead
wwmmh per min at Plair.
AM of firemen from this city
W My attend the entertainment
taillight. by thafitamford fire depart-
beet next Tuesday evening.
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lsjuv Crows is to erect a building at
Wilson Point for the New mused 'l‘cr-
minal (lo. Deter-rises manta or parts- a.
l! alum orrsrntnonl-a in Cleveland's n“. lm'
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baking powder. 3"” time ago “‘0 dlm'putable houses
__________ at Darren were closed by Booth Norwslk
David Bantam. of the Booth Nor- offici-l- but liver nations More they
wsilr pint ofllce clerks, is sick with were again under trey. Alon days no
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it live L’d" Thizgonfiitbyuitlng ll? local authorities could not be depended
sughter. Ilse ” ry. “ e upon to save the reputation of the town,
lahaokrruo ""19; decided to take the matter lnto their
SOUTH NOBWALK. CONN.. FRIDAY. JANUARY 10.
1890.
mamas utilise ‘ueusr.
A Isa. late the Bank at larwalk's lo-
madalad Building.
Within a wash or ten days, when the
finishing toucheaou the Bank of Nov-
walk's remodeled building have been
comma, Norwslk will have two of
the handsomest and most convenient
banking houses in Western Connecticut.
The building was enlarged and remodel-
ed. to provide quarters for the Fairlield
County Savings Bank, which has taken
Adsrn Miller, one of the contractors own hands. A party of determined men ‘ ten years' I“ 0' "‘0 sooth Wl- The
on the new reservoir, is stopping at the organized themselves and had made ar- ”m” °' the .b‘mdm were ("'"l by
lahscltsmo llolel. rangements to raid the houses and drive w‘""" it. 5"88'. I Bridgeport archi-
~W the occupants out of town at midnight, tent, the work of construction was done
-23 pounds pum ma on Scents a w, unfortunately an informer '“ m underibe direction of Plait Price. A
pound at flayea’ market. their midst and in . ”'1 short “m the door to the right of the main entrance
Stats Eecrctasy 1.211%. of the Y. It. movements of tbeparty were heralded Openslhtothe '"l‘lih “fir 'mch “
m, recs tion we would we“ the fa , antique oak, the counters, desks, tables
of their gmmy‘w, lining 6,0,”. it: and chairs having been made to order,
11-10! Chiller 3- D'Irhtl summed (titled to postpone their call but it is "9'" “WW “ml“ '3 ”m“ “3“"
members of Douglas Fowler You,“ A. .upyud gm, . degree 0' emp 0‘ Nit" Yolk. 1'0“"! "ill“ 0' “'0 en.
B,withaprtnted muster of thnt P-mt. which amountatomore than talk that trance. II'ONDK 0|“ “PO" WW “’9“:
the officials of Darien will be shown that me WWI" tr oasurer 0' the institution,
_ even if they look with complacency James H.'Balley, h” acoey little oflice.
lies Anna Russell, of Chapel street, upon thc,cnme that is making the name The banking department, "m vault "d
borough, left today for Florida, to join of Darien notorious throughout the . "m" 0'0”“ occupy the remaining
herairter Bessie, who has been visiting Biste. there are still some left in that "pm“ 0'. the "0'? room. TM vault b
there several weeks. town who wish to save their good name. 0' “Emu“ & Co. 5 make and ” consider-
_-a,.-.w,_.._. - ed the best and most secure vault in
The game lew went into effect on Jan mug-“n . w.“ u ”ML town. Back of the banking department
nary 1st. and soy person shooting, buy- Last ”my,“ Bfldnpon Farmer save: is the directors’ room, with its heavy an-
tns or selling snr squirrels. woodcock. Liar night 0. E. Raymond was arrested “ill"! 0“ “""llmv “' "0"“! WM?“
partridge or quail until October I‘ll next by Ollicer pm”, and Jehyleman Shaw floor and its wide-mouthed fireplace of
"H be “RM” ‘0 prosecution. was taken into custody by Officer Schsu- pressed mi“ “d red slate. 1‘ i‘ ‘ V"!
- " wicker onewsrranl char in each of attractive room, ""”K“d '5'” "9'7
AAItllJu'l‘l’Tll-ifiengsl Bsrtlett. 0' the 6' them With criminal libel an?! glackmail. necessary convenience. ”3'“ i' pro—
' ' ' pertinent 0' N8" 0" Ra ~ - vided throughthreelsrge heavily-barred
leans, has resigned. rather than sign the y mond '5 forerusn 0' the 10" MW" i d ’ -
mpm of the Bronte Post and Henr w n own at the rear, while the banking
charter 0' the “'0'“! G' A' R’ Post, - 8 ' y do rtment riceivea Ii lit and ventila
momma by Commander Gray. Hills of the Poet furnished bonds of .259 _ P' B
for each of the accused men. Thle "”n 'by “3"” 0f “Veg" demo ““9“,
-—We are receiving direct the Northemp~ morning Attorney J. B. Klein appeared "ky “sh" The building " heated
ton creamery butter, and can fill all or- in the City Court ascounsel for the ac throughout by steam. ,
ders promptly and at low figures. None coded, and asked for a continuance. Thw‘mh ‘ door ‘0 "f" '9“. 0' ""5 mam
better. '1‘. B. Buyer &Son. Judge Kelsey continued the cases until entrance admittence " ”m“! to the
Monday, Jam)", 13. ank of Norwalk’s attractively furnish.
In the complaint against the men Pro 9“ quarters. which "9 i" beauty "w
securing Attorney Chamberlain has in. "m” 0' the Savings Bank. The "‘
Pro- serted two of the printed circulars of the rangemcnt 0' ”"3 banking department,
hibilinrl Club, Reform Association, W. Bad 1),.“ Collecting Agency of which cashier'n (Rice, directors’ room, "1“".
C- T- U- 3““ “Y's” please take notice Show is the reputed agent. Oneof these "M“ "mm“ “WINE" appurtenances ‘9
end beprompt. was received by William Royce, the ag- aimiliar to “1'“ 0‘ the Savings Bank.
ness connected with association work.
-—Pure drugs ~at'i’iflais'tged' .
An adjourned business meeting will
be held in Dibble‘e hall, Saturday even-
ing, at 7:30 ehnrp. Members of the
c, A.. has been in town ”a” on m“. in all directions. The citizens fearing handsomely llttad npln ”3"" Wm? H
. PRICE TWO ms
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asresruuatsrs. 'fllll tsetse [it run ill‘A'l‘ll. rou BALE.
lolllalofloagrava Drama“. on, A New Asylum—Tam“ far at tha ngfimghgubm not
last hassle- of the Legislature.
"As in s Looking Glass,” a dramatist-
At the neat sessltm of the Legislature
lieu of the world famed novel by If. 0.
night. 11,. N300 “a“ is '9', pretty, insane asylum, which was defeated, will
“a aided by um beautiful “mum, 0, probably be revived. The statistics as to
the nutty. company and lhclrdine acting the number of the insane in this State
it made one continuous picture of are interesting and lit the some time
beauty. All the male member. of an, alarming. More than sixty towns in
company distinguished themselves. lites (lochccticut have n population smaller
Tillitivy g. 1,”. Deepard, did her part in than the number of lunatics confined in
a way known only to the highest class "'9 8““ ”0‘95““ '0' “l“ [MGM M Muir
of artists. Her scenes in the third and '"vwwn- Accum 0! this written col-
fourth acts were at times grand. beauti. on! of imanity’s victims shows a popu-
ful, sad and painful. n3, costumes ""0 tattoo of about 1,900. exclusive of rtbnut
very fine. The Lady Damer or m... 2.000 attendants. The institution has
minor. wga executed in a ”my,“ men- been so overcrowded for yours that on
It“ which showed much care and study, enlargement of facilities must in» w curt-(l
. liahgdch “”7”..." 0g . am, in some way. Heretofore the muiisgers
“0...“ figure, and makes it striking of the Mitidlotown ll’llitllullutl have cn~
am on the stage. Kiss Locke deavorrd to provide for this constrictiy
end Itrr. J. H. Browne are cacti etititleil crowing influx by additions, Time
to praise. Til-night, the stirring border Were built, but the number of tho insane
drama, “The Golden (liant Mine." The increased to a degree disprup illllim'd to
piece is replete mu, mum catchy songs the accommodations creatrtl for ”will.
by J. B, lchuliffu and the compgny, Now ills llfiddletown managers realizw
Mr, Momma” line an opportunity to that their overpopulated hospital is in-
show his funny side this evening mu m misquote to the needs of the situation,
will do ir_ and are willing to have fllllllllfi‘litl public
Matinee lo-rnorrow afternoon st 230 neylums established in other ports nf thr-
“i’eg Wellington." State. The claims of Bridgeport and
Waterbury, representing the Western
1 "5"°"""l"""" port of the Slate, and thoseof Willimun-
u “1" “8° 0‘ P930? and plenty '9 are tic, representing the Eastern section.
‘00 I" ‘0 (0'8“ “1“ ll “'35 00‘ always caused the controversy which pit-Vented
so. and that it may not always to con- decisive action by the last iii-nerd] A4-
ttnue. We forget that the peace of to- mxmhly.
d” '39 WWW!“d b! lb” WM 0‘ 193‘ The aggregate incrnase in the number
tetday, and "I“ the PM“ 0‘ “Hi" of patients at the asylum during the-past
II“! "1900 "10 Wll’ 0‘ l0 morroW. 35“ decade has been about 800. or on average
and terrible is tho picture of war. y'l‘l annual increase of $0, A ntayirity of
"l9 900' thrills 5‘ ““9 bugle CB", "1d 00" the 1,300 lunatic~i were cimmitted by
young‘men all 0'9! the land Whllld ha“ probate courts. although small percent-
WIlh fly the opportunity to prove that ages were committed by the Sildters'
they are born to more than pence—thin Hospital Board, by the Uui'crtiar'ri order,
they can be heroes in the strife. Yell. by the County U-immis<ioners, by the
wer Is fascinating, and its stories will superior Courts. and bv police Cnurltl.
ever be listened to with keel-lest interest, and a few by their friends as private
whether they be written in books, sung patients.
puny”, was I’ll)“ at Music Hall last the bill preaenM last Winter for a new H
in ballads, or acted upon the stage.
Herein lies the secret of "Shennndoah'e"
remarkable success at Proctor’s 23;] Street
Theatre, New York. It is a play that
Of the total uulllllr’r of po-
tients admitted to the asylum, lut‘raii‘k-
ness was the predisposing C’lllil‘ in 203
cases, about two-thirds of the hi'r’il’llll’llk-
The meetings held in we borough grinnd party, through the mail and the
week of prryer have been well attended mail. The 03"" '3 3 COPY 0' ““3 90“?"
and exceedingly interesting. An after- ““0“ ""9 posted 00 the "999 and PO".
noon "reeling will be held to-morrow at 0" I‘Vfll'fil‘ld AWN", find 00 "Ill is based
the Pin“ Congyegumml Church. the second count for criminal libel. The
» . statute provider! for u penalty of not
was "I more than $5,000 fine or 10 years in the
.. - -. ‘5 ‘3’ “1" "if?” headhunter yeti-.iontlnrmilnne
Bankrupt DY! 000‘“ Company. They or both, for criminal libel. Prosecuting
have taken the store 41 Main street, Non Attorney Chambeymn expresses him-tell
Willi, and m“ 0i)?n ll With a "09k 0' as confident of a conviction unless some-
890‘3’ furnishings and an Odd '0‘ 0‘ thing unforsecn occurs. Before issuing
clothing, which they advertise to be sold ",9 '1"me the Prosecuting Attorney
at a bargain. took time to secure a chain of evidence
—Plaisted’s Cough Remedy gives uni. which appears complete. _A curious fact
v . about the statute rtarnrng to libel is
versal satisfactrrm_,_2_5_a__nd 500 per bottle. that it. is on: suflitfieent to acquit a man
The Consolidated railroad compuny ‘0. py. w that the libelloue statements are
has purchased the Agar Curtis property true.
on Ilutn street, Stratford, and will more
the house off its present site in order to
make room for the new depot. The
company are also negotiating to secure
property in the rear of the Curtis prop
erty. They are to establirh a grade
crossing at this place in ashort time.
The price paid, it is said, was $1,600.
Chas. Ocsin, of Bridgeport,
town to day, arrangin
.a.-.
trauma rtavvs.
Properly owners should remember
that the board of relief will meet at the
Town Hall, Monday, Jan. 13th, and at
town clerk’s office, Monday. J an. 20th.
Byxbee orchestra has reorganized with
the following oflcers: leader, W. Je
————————- rome Byxbee; secretary, Granville Sco-
—D0“" PI! 30 09"" ‘ pound ‘0' 3 field; treasurer, If. [1. Golden.
"Whrd" ""5“? "e“ "m" 37°“ “" The Presbyterian Society of Christian
b“, ‘ tender, “my one for 16 cents at Endeavor has elected the following olll
Ferd 3"“, mar—kg:— eere: President, lites Ilary Tyler; vice
The new time table on the Danbury a president, lites Martha Nash; secretary,
Norwalk division will go into effect on Chas. F. Dillon; treasurer. Harris B.
Sunday.- The only changes in passenger Iiunscn.
”I'll” Vi“ be “'9 withdrawal 0‘ ”‘9 The following officers of Ivanhoe Cos.
Instead of antique osk the rooms are
ere end office fixtures having been re’
modeled by Brown t! Bliss. Every con-
venience for thetransacuon of a banking
business has been provided.
Both banks are in a very prosperous
condition, oflicered and directed by cap.
3"!” men, and no doubt aujucfehsed dc-
both in their new homes.
A CANE FOR THEIR TREASURER.
A Pleasant Incident at the Booms of
Pioneer nook and Laddar Company.
A pleasant little episode which doesn’t
occur more than a dozen times in the
average man's life time happened to
genial John Bray last night, when the
members of Pioneer Book and Ladder
Company, of which be is treasurer, pre-
sented him with a gold-headed cane.
Mr. Bray expects to leave town for his
former home in Providence within a few
months, and the cane was given to him
as a token of esteem and friendship on
behalf of the firemen. Foreman Merritt
made the presentation and Secretary
Peach followed it by an elaborate speech.
Then came a generous supply of refresh-
ments and a royal good time all around.
It was also the regular meeting night
of the company. Along with the other
business transacted was the appointing
of a committee, consisting of Fred Her-
ritt, John Greenwood, Charles Bunion.
Charles Peach and Ed Birch, to arrange
for the company’s annual ball, which
occurs just before the Lenten reason he-
“ we nurses-animusmmny indus-
Ne' Y0“ "Id Pitteiield ”WM 03pm tle, K. G. B, were installed Tuesda eve- , _
traius. Athrough "9i!” ‘5 ‘0 b5 run hing: Noble chief. A. C. “aimyvtce- 3'“ A’commtttee to almost: '1‘)". “3":
over the New Haven & Derby division chief, Wm. Weed; high m, Henry B. companya next sociab e, w I: fwh
via. Bawlewville to Wilson Point, pass- Tones: venerable hermit, Bury Hadley; probably take place the letter paed o t e
lug “"058" Bethcl at “-25 P- m., ”d master records, James Alexander; clerk, PM“ month was “'0 “99°“? h.
morning leave Wilson Point atlo’clock. Win. Loomis; keeper, George Stark; The next regal” meeting 0 l 0 com-
—-—-——-—————~——-- puny will be its annual meeting for the
a cum nous aromas. "mldv W'”- 3'1““-
———-————————~————. electron of officers.
the land-go st lies Innate t. Bavllanrl PMs-tier The-solve- Aa-I-ll I‘m.
to clarlaa a Pal-er. The Volk Bat Company are putting
Iiiss Ifsm‘re L. naviland. dantthter of the Grinnell Automatic Sprinklers
the late" Cherish Aiz’fl’avilhcd, of New throughout their factory asa precaution
York; wmqutetly‘marriedatllm dcluek against audible.- with their electric
la'itm'v‘eila‘g“ to‘flhavles ti.” Paliite't" of watch clock and watchmanywill make it
South Norwalk. by Rev. Archibald one of the best “‘11le but factories in
Wheaton, pastor of the Second Baptist the century.
charchgastlieftnsidence of. herhrother,
WA. Havllaud.’ No.1” Iain street.
Stole a Schooner.
The fullrigged, four-mauled schooner
James G» Beecher, which was recently
launched in Fair Haven, was stolen from
the s ' where gh‘s taywhlle'beingriir‘ged
iii ‘ "Villain.“ ”'rlls' assurances
rsipiiiho vesiel did ii trilliiniiidii
WM _ .3 Pgmd,: “y. Aminewmof‘hm
,, .rmn. ta then-en. new *bliuiiht by “New York and'ii’ew
If certain retainers true the harmony Haven parties. It '10 MGM '0 Huh
which has foraomsnyyesre existed in the M trip to Charleston, 8. 0., but
tchbeclcr it Wilson band has been “mm“;hmmw'fi'mw
choice I“. ldermaid disturbed and likely to be broken. The I" M 80 un ' I"
m. “than“... El” 13. Yang; feeling cropped out at a meeting Saturday nighta crew of eight men
a...“ mwafmm,“ Bnflalo. heldlastavsnlngand,itiesaid, resulted aneuefm Ne'YorkoI-them
mm ng,“ served, in thampstiouufsomeof the melt- QH. “MW. Astheyhave 00W!”
flmwmm “pl-refores- iisrssndanonosio Leader Strait that minced-e Jun- til-Beecher dis-co
“wmumM An,“ hiarervicsswouldnotbereqsirsd after pasted it is apposed that they went
figural...“ m. w, ., threemcnthsfromdate. It is asserted overwhelm. Bari! Bond-1mm
thamxorwalk dcpotforflsw York “mm“‘h' 5“" donut ado! thalmpira WM'
“.mmw. Iikethelesder’smufbuslnsssand III!" “II. ”fimhmm
mama-um “myhmthlak “human“.mmormm. Outsideuf
m, muchmmflwflbnmtbeyoughtwthnlhmimflhlww
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bone or Mum-lage- hsenothven essences.
~1‘losoapls It for theiiathurtntlst
w lg
coming gown of thalalest shade of fallle
Prsncalss. and carried a bouquet of
‘ _ en lunatics being females. ()Jier lending
goes straight to the heart and stirs up causes: Anxiity,175;domeit:ctriuhlrs_
0“? be“ 9010001131 "- ill a poem in prose ill; epilepsy, l85; ill health. ill; tntem-
that alllfllm our thoughts to the thrilling penance, .13]; (network, 150; Old age, 9:;
chords of patriotism; it is the brand of and fluctuation of fortune, 59. Farming
example that sets our souls ablaze limb is the occupation that claimse Very large-
iiie fire of emulation. In short, makes contingent of men, 426 tillers of the suit
us better and nobler than we were be- having been quartered with the asylum.
fore we saw it. - m ,___ The large contributions that agriculture
_ w MLflblMlnd Kantian. .......- has made to Connecticut}: mullilnha irr-
reader, gave a very clever performance "‘8 hypothesis “'3‘ the farmer sewn"?
at the Opeh House last night, creating works alone '“d consequently he ‘3 ”pt
no end of fun for her audience. \Vhlle mo'bldly ‘0 bl°°d 0'" his ”’m’w” and
her strength tests were ordinary tricks misfortunes more ““3" l WW") “h?”
which most anybody can perform, some mm“ is ‘0"! “ml “’33“le "“qu
of her mind reading tests were certainly with business nfleirs.
wonderful. One of them was to find a TI": Lfiffifik i133— si’éc’rsson.
Bailey’s watch. Another was the find- When the leather man died, Connecti-
ing of a pencil mark made by Hubert cut did not lose all its eccentric tramps,
Bishop on an envelope, which was after for one, at least, who is well kn0wn
wards placed in the inside POCKEt 0' herein Ansonis, still survives and made
Johnnie Hystt's vest. This afternoon at his periodical visit Thursday. For more
do'clock Miss 1400b Will give 8 street than fifteen years the strange looking
l8“. and "Ill! evening She Will 1'90?!“ figure of “Johnny the Woods" has been
her performance at the Opera House. If seen in Connecticut towns as regular as
you wont to be amused as well as mys— ever the leather man traveled. Who h’e
ttiied, go and see her.
-Containing no rosin or other adulter-
ation. Brussels is a most excellent
for the toilet or bath room.
name no one seems to know. and as he
answers to the name of Johnny, the cob-
group riquel, “Johnny the Woods,” has been
his been his for years. He is evidently
round Drowned. an lrishmau and is a Catholic, a devout
The body of Joshua Fanning who has one, too, for he never fails to attend
been missing since November 19th, was church in the towns he visits on Sun.
found Wednesday morning at about 8 day. He has traveled his route so often
o’clock, by Albert L. Tnttle, an employs that he has regular stopping places.
of the Turner &Seymour Manufacturing Illinoipfl"! 8‘ houses of charitable Irish
Company in the mill pool of that com- people, in every town he visits. Johnny
my, any the flame, among the debris arrives and without much preface pro-
which collects in such places. Medical cords to make himself at home and the
Examiner 'l'. s. flanchett was notified. old fellow is siren a meal and a “shake
0n the body were found a lavgequsntity down” for the night.
of tobacco, his empty pay envelope Summer and winter he is clad alike,
which he received the night he disap- and strangely too, being always in full
poured and five cent. in ml]. Thg slip- dress. John seems to believe in his
position is that be attempted to go home countrymen'e proverb, "That 'hll keeps
while in an intoxicated state by crossing out the cold keeps 0|“ "'3 heat," '0' b0
the Naugatuck river by way of the never appears without wearing at lea»!
Naugstuck railroad bridge and fell into “'0 heavy overcoat: and a number Of
irreverence was drowned. The medi~ “Dd" jacket-and "In, “his! but tether
cal-skatllner ordéred'ihe ‘liody turned cements Ire-ho mid and mnr- fi-
mrw the mm “a “my tummy. is always wellshcd and» wears stout bro-
«builder-taker s; o.- ose'li to see that it sew ' intuit! is not my comm-nice-
properly buried. He was buried accord- tire. whit» Inn tho' Ire-m tin-the n
log to the rites of the Roman Catholic rumble anthem. and he aim sperm
Church the Rev. P, Duggsn or sr. Frsrr- to In 9'"le deformed by minio-
cle Church emulating. die visits thatch-coo “one. teat-Mr.
————-—-————-—-—-——- and purchases a big supply of the weed
-’-‘A main one. Mm- 100 porn»: for which hewas never known to beg,
shoulder-8° vet “M“ 113.0!!!“ & andwherever he getshismoney he at.
3°".- ‘ ways has the wherewith to pay for his
cans-stun rats-m. smoke. And then, to the people where
he following were imued Jan. 7, bevisits. hieregulav gift iaooeor two
into. List tarnished ire-tomes of a. tame sins of men lake. recliners
I. Wooster. Solicitor of Patents, Bridge. found in bat stock and‘arequite common
post. Odom: in Denbury and herbal. He gives these
George Entemcnd sorta. Steward, tohlsbenefsetsrsandhisclothesarefull
Warring-techies; handler. of themes heusasthemiaateadpf aus-
' two patents, rotary em hm m- .
shuttle sewing machine and cutoff for An Inn-ins m ‘- .lokl ot Jaime
m. m, last visit to Brrmin ham. a
‘ sewn on a tsenbl dsy and
kitchen while
of all makis. hyi,‘. M. sflAILfiR, l6 South Main
s'rt'c'. Sonrh Norw‘tlk
' ' . «4—— ~- 1. the ocular '-anr-tl meetin of th man.
grnnll piece of paper WhICh Lawyer A08 ”John“, the Woods," a Devout Catholic. ;‘ “if. or this alnk, held Doc. £1989. fa divi—
llll hm hidden "1 the CME Of James "- Wiio Visits Ansoula Regularly. (lend to tie ltore attire rate of 4 percent. per to-
count.- aml draw intere-t from Jan. l. ism.
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automate e can an on am
no '4' iron” isvssr tar ans. mm.
limit
TAl'wll I atlbllll.
c m it ire-ram Agents.
lAl. MATS Volt ham.” 1 ll WAIT A
l Mariano" larvae geneticist
three asoatha call at literallah'lluariaadlsu's alias.
tin, es warhlorrtea st, as they have lmtepsasd an
«multimillion lots in town and a number of
them are water fronts. Also a due summer nab
dare, hr-uee, barn, carriage house, acveof land. all
on ihveaterfront. Also insurancsof all kinds in
heat munchies.
TWO choice building lots to and 00 f
West sveunu. Apply
l. I. liOY'l'.
gloom) llllltl) FURNITURE ii'l'OVlr’i. (will.
t puts,“ , nonghtandsoidorsoldon mis-
sion, at my new rltaee* of basin under the ital
ration Anny fir-urn Nnmwaik Win Pod-
mm
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is under lhls head, not mentors
1 time 23:. I times too. 1 week two.
Advertisemen
loss,
I cults uvaltwi’tlsi‘mlil'rli'it—T‘m—n
«mauled by H. C. llcwkc Applywc.
(lid Well i igar (‘0.
[[06:43 l'OitNllt iltiU’l‘ll MAN AND HENRY
streets House is Just finished has nation
stash lube, set no es for int and cold water. wit
allrnnvenlcnceso a first-class house, and is at-
rsnr‘slforiwo families. Possession January let.
Apply to TAYLOR a GOLDEN. do) if
l)r\ll'l‘ OF A HOUSE ON WOODWARD
Avenue, 89 w. lltmac in Bar! Norwallt, 3m 00.
Alro liarlnott hon-e and burn. near residence of
Chen 0. Stevens; ‘9 00. Ap ly in
ii A. WOODWARD.
PLEASANT "OMB lN’ A ('ONVENIENT
locsiity is tifft'll‘d to persons who would like to
VlsltWasmngr-inea me time during the winter or
spring. Kin-mam! board 200 a day. Mrs.J B
Baron". limit i it . N. W., 'arhington, D. C. ntbif
IIOUSR“. AND PARTS OF HOUSE; ALSO
hintemlrolli in this ciiy and Burt Norwaik.
TA! [nit A GOLDEN.
n3.’___ Real Estate and Insurance Agen's
GOES TO LRT—GENTLBMBN (JAN [ill
accommsrlatxd with furnished room, with or
without heat at No. if Chestnut street. booth .‘ior-
wrik um if
1“") HOUSES UN TOLLEs STREET, EIGHT
nouns och Water in, and conveniences.
Apply to JOHN H. KNAPP.
.22; if 82 West llmcl. South Norwslk.
tlwartz
19d
-_ , urgggrggscoes.
Advtriromenle under this head. not exceeding 5
lines. 1 nine 1‘50. 3 limit! 50c.) week 31.00.
l)lt
05 if
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sasninixo'ioii LADIFH ssh cull.-
dreu. “Hi1 work in homes of patrons.
HRS. l'BriBONS,
lFS Main street. Norwalk.
WING MACHINES FUR SALE—WHEELER
& Wilson. Household. Also General Repairing
sumrf
A" L071" tii‘ "7
unless nnzgucrvwsan
BROOKSIDE STOCK FARM.
Horses boarded and given the best of care during
the winter. 0% tr
nail-II
South Sol-walls Savings Burris.
Socm Nortwaut, Con" Jan. ‘2. 1890.
mom was eriared for then months ending Jan. 1.
ism. inn-rest if not drawn will becrcdiied to so»
j‘.’ lOt JOHN E. KNAPP, Tress.
Merrill Business College.
An Enterprising, Practical
Training Hohool.
Prepares both sexes for m life in the shon‘
time consistent with thorough instruction Terms
reasonable location central and healthful. For
catalogue and desired information. address
is, where he belongs or what is his full PRESXDm' “Rm“ 5,313.88 COLLIGB. lTHORNTONPKOWITTkLBmmmflB,
jttf Stamford. Conn.
films Look at Our Prices.
5 ngmk 1165;: Radar: stack 12, Plaster to,
rusage logua is an lie. ir ”a
steak ltc, Rib meat 12-, l’ork 9c. sliced llam
Cwned beef 5 lbs for 25¢. Chuck Steak 10c.
Llfll'l {ill Will Will,
ill in u lain Street. South Norwalk
To EXECUTORS, ADMINIS-‘
TRATORS and TRUSTEES.
The Mlddleeex Banking Company. Iiddletown.
Conn, capital paid aspires. cders DebentnreBcuds
6 per cent. semiannual nterert.
mingltfl'flm are permitted by law to buy there
it Theleane of these Bonds limited by law.
it. it CBAUPUKD, Agent, Norwalk. Ct. damn
District of Norwallt as: Probate
Court, January 9th, A. 0,1890.
Wanna applicat'cn ias been made to this
(buttered-imitation of theeamte of Daniel 1‘.
Walt latent Norwalk.ln said unnamed-ed;
More.
m.‘i'hatsaldappileatlenhs hesrdaadle
draw?“ reset to '33:: ‘ "3
i an at o’
thatnultilc hormone“ be
interested s
by lmime said District.
uswwrapu a ,
least said or heart 'r *
lid it”x a.” 029‘ EWOODWED. J
Billllll lll'l Gilli (ll.
A Great :Xkrnpt Sale
on innings!
in an ill itlri tilliht
Til ”Md!“ ”"5
any)!
,i
"W- Mr. Arthur Lewis
America and In .4
"' lbs Mutual ulreellon o! r
Welnerlayailialiiiiylt
Commencing Monday, lttl. ,’
iiss leli 'l'il
'lhs lugllah and m l‘l my ‘
sumtedbym '
Lillian & Carmel , . i . i
til-s Tlibnry and to traumatised-retard
leading support during the Ive both B
torso many ears stage gnaw at the
'riimtlo. and or the f
for Diary Anderson immortal”
countries were by line 'l‘itbury w
magnificent ever seen in South
READ THE BBPEITOI“
zvasisos.
Moods . Borneo and Juliet' ’l’neada Mir
m7 5.1'hog'lll5cr Kl'r'igfaarurrday', As in ii
an : a
Saturday, Life for L":- c m ‘ g
I ATINIIS.
l Wednesday, Little Em'ly; Saturday, Peg wag.
fig on.
PRICES. 15, 25, 8 and £0 can’t-s
fiesta on Mic at "0 t's and (i 'e drug stun
Thursday, January 1y ”I"! * dad
UP'E’EX'EiiirtS-ITEE.
3 NIGHTS. .
JANUARY 9,10,“. ‘
MISS LENA Lilli w
The Electric Girl, the Queen of Thought, in her
PHENUllENAL MIND STUDY.
What is the Power:
Who Can Solve the Mysteryl
Que Hundred D Jim Reward to any one will ex.
plain it Weirhl in pounds. 1? years of age, ystrov
sists successfully the strength of 12 strong men and
accomplishes the moet wonderful tests in Hind
Reading in the world today.
POPULAR PRICE-i, ill. 2‘5 and 36 came
Reserved Seats on sale at Hale's. 16
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WlNFIELD S. MOODY, President. ‘
MARTIN S. CRAW, Vice-Presidentf
JAMES H. BAILEY, Sec’y and Trees. .
DIRECTORS:
w. s. nooor, .10an c. RANDIJ.
it. s. cruw, sum u. can,
ASA B. WOODWARD, mm P. mm,
EDWARD “BRILL
of our » I
ghlicthatthfl lug
Having taken
, adjoining the
we desire to announce to
will hereafter be open for
l'romhA.l.tolz l.,aasl from 1 P..-
to a P. 1, Dairy. ,
And [rum 6 to 8 P. Ill. lasuday honing.
We respectful solicit the
Norwalk and],
“€323” inspection of m ‘
e an our new
Rooms idi-
JAMES H. BAILEY, Irsasoror.
Norwalk Chronicler