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WHAT IS GOING 08 IN (3| IN AND
3030“)“ SOCIETY.
~ noun Isolation.
'l'hoKIng's Daukhtero of Trinity church
held I conundrum banquet Ind sociable
Ittholnmooftherector.Rev. Olin Bah
lock, 19 Elmwood avenue, last evening.
The banquet was served all tho evening,
beginning at 5:5 o clock, and the con-
undrum woo to conjecture what would
he not before you when you ordered your
supper from the following unique menu.
prepared by Phil N. Smith:
New final-Ind Brains.
What Asthmatic People Are.
Intoxicated Bovine.
“'hIt )Ioot People Need.
Food of tho Spinning Wheel.
Women of Grit.
Booton‘s Overthmw.
Spring's Offerings.
Sulmagundl.
Labor's Stronghold.
What a Boy calls his Sweehenrl.
Unruly Member.
Fruit of the Vine.
TIbby'eI Party.
Monica] Content Ion.
“1.3! I do when l CHI-3h my Finger.
Ivory Manipulators.
Changeable Politician.
A “'ise Beverage.
Aside from the novelty of the ufinir, it
was a decidedly sociable gathering. bring-
ing togethernlnrgc number of tlllflth
The net proceeds
people and others.
were about $30-
A number of the friends of Mr. and
Mrs. William Buttery called upon tin-III
at their home on Orchard street last
evening and gave them It genuine sur—
prise. About twenty guests were present
and the evening posed in a pleasang
manner. Supper was served at ll o ',clock
after which merrymaking continued
until long after midnight. Among the
guests present were Mr. and Mrs. Charles
L. Tenney. Mr. and Mn. Frederick
Scnhner,Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Franke.
Mr. and Mn. Herbert 0. Benedict Mrs.
Sibley and daughter Julia and the
MiscIMIggieI Nesbitt, Emma Frank and
Mini Mamie Webher.
The first Home Sociable of the series
of 1891-2, will beheld It Music “all next
Tuesday evening. The membership will
equal, pmnibly exceed that of former
yearn, insuring at the outset the sitcoms
of the series. Socially, these fortnightly
gathering-II prom'me to be more enjoyable
than over before.
Mr. and Mm. William lockwoml will
cclcbratn the fifteenth anniversary of
their marriage at‘ their home on Elm
Mreet this evening.
our 0v roux nuns.
What II Oolng on Anon; Nurwnlk'o Near’
by Nolghm-WM'W'I-
Miuhael Donnigan is conlim-Il III the
house with an attack of the grip»
The Circle of the Methodist church
met last evening with Bliss Currie Snilfcn.
Mr. and Mia Northropmf Newtownnuc
guests of In. J. D. Wood.
Mia (haddock, of Westerly, R. l.. II :I
guest of her sister, Mrs. Michael Donni-
gan. ‘
MIN. JudIIon Wright. of tlrecuwII-II. :I
fonIII-r mident of this place. is visiting
friends in town.
The III-Ice Sophia and Eva Hammond.
of Brooklyn, N. Y., are gut-Its of Mm. J.
D. Wood,
Jmpb 0. Hyatt and C. 8. Plan have
been at Oxford during the week.
The funeral of Mn. Patrick Cunning-
hIIII. who died ’l'ncwlny. took phoe from
the Church of the Assumption yI-atenlay.
The burial we» in the Catholic cemeh-ry.
A scalable will be given It the; high
Mini-mink.
winnlnwo will ll" ""5"
of III-mono during “months subject
ofth willbv’lhthmlmdd»
Hound Advent.”
WilllIaI '1‘. Storm, has razor-[Ital I
volition in the Plumb Hardware (70..
Bridgeport. He entered upon lIh duties
Hand”.
mammot- III: was hat-Mn MW
IlflIllprqubut/obe one of the moat
profitable ever hold I?! "I“ ”I’M!-
rnoach evening bu bra-n
Thom
well mun-rod Ind the Ittendona- Imam
lt will prolIIbly clone III-Inor-
ally III-n.
vow night.
no I“ nan-m rerun-Iv WN-
IantbcampmtlIeflouthAmm
WI, III-ova not to be I ghoul. I
m. Ihypocriw. ”minimum “It
ltorwutkauom up. II II IoIIl um
ILCIIIIpoII-mhun mum to all
a. m“ m which have told Iuy‘
m gut-shim. because halo
omd annoy to him.
“Mantegna
mm. mun-I my Chunk
mvbIoI—ndnmlnnaltkhlw
. m couple surprised—III» of the
. Haven police department, received from
‘slmft remlutiurw for tlII-fnmi y expres-
Hummer!
moneytoouu‘
many-My of his Win
Hammock um about In.
Mm. ILGIIIIpomflImuc
borrowed money from land In.
mlmthe contrary. the not
Inmpudld
not makefullmufmlnu ofhlnfhltc
”.muhehinmatmalfl
thallorwolk
MMmWfi-MJIMI
Nimrohmutbulltdvmm
ummnmmmu
Mmmr "lawman-IN”
mum,
wIIII'I
NIIIIII TBIIIIBIII TOLII.
llnttm Worthy of lotion from Iran
Quarter of connectlcut.
company a gang of men were at work
loadinga heavy iron girder, weighing
III-atone onuplatform car when undo
denly In iron chain broke. Anmt
Johnson, a Sweden” struck by the fall-
ing girder and instantly killed.
The New York. Providence and Boo-
ton road will build a new double track
drawhridge at Mystic this winter. The
prIIlimlIIIry work is progressing rapidly.
(The uppwacheo are laid and work has
commenced on the piers. At the big
center pier a large coder dam has been
erected. and cincc last Saturday the big
pumps have been at work night and day.
Tho water inside the four walls is slowly
lowering and in a few days the mason»
will be able togct to work.
Superintendent Smith. of the New
('hicurn, Col., u written confanion, sign-
ed by Frank Fisher, that the writer com-
mitted the burglary of the New Haven
depot, August 2, when 8200 in cash and
a quantity of tickets were stolen. Fisher
wring that if the railroad people will pay
his fare cat-It he will surrender himself on
arriving there. The letter has been plur-
cd with the :IiIrIIanl officials and State
Attorney Doolittle ham been notified of
the facts.
.In Essex dispatch says: The Bellamy
colony hove vacated their cottages and
the Heights are In the cars- of II watch-
Illllll {or the winter. This I-nluny. start-
I-vl two years by F. l’. Ford of Ewex. is
mpidly iIII-reaving in hummer-Allis year
being very mum-sand. Tin-re Is now four
urge outta-{gm and a gem-ml eating house.
and during the summer and full all have
boon tilled. The mode of living is pure-
ly on the Bellamy plan and In surcly II
success. The outlook for the next year
I8 very promising and several new build-
ings are noon to be erected. The colony
is purely prohibitiondiquor being I-xI-lud-
moth of "Aunt Mny " Keclrr.
The National Tribune of \Vashiugton,
D. 8.. prints the following:
The and news comes of the death. Nov.
9. of Mrs. Sylvester Keclcr. of South
Norwalk. Conn” familiarly known to thc
C. l‘, as "Aunt )lay." She died at her
home. South Norwnlk. Conn. surround-
ed by hrr dcvotnl husband and friends.
after grout antic-ring, l’rnIII \Vllill proved
to be typhoid fever. To tlII- very lost her
(ll'. friends find her chosen work of
relief IvI-Ighwl dI-I-ply upon her InuIIl.
film was chairman of the rI-licf commit-
m- of ”Ir I7. 1‘. "cards. nnol her public
and priv: dit‘ I-hnritiI-s III-re many. Thous-
ands. IIill grieve that 1le swat little
him k- 0ch woman has panic-d :III.II. but
will rejoice that 8'10 '8: at rest in the
unundnns of the Most.
A coIIIInittI-e. of which Annie 1.. Wil-
limns is chninuan. has been up minted to
he of tho sorrow of the t (f. and
Gunnls.
The hour of tho Tribune of NIIvI-nllx-r
l‘.’ contuilm~ an account of Mrs. KI-I-lI-r‘s
sir-burns with some touching incidents
cnIIm-vted then-with.
“It WIII XIII I'IIy."
It is with much rI-grut that tho I'hron—
'u-lI- tells its modem that no lncnl theatre
train from Bridgeport west. is likely to
be put on by tho- l‘IIIIsoliIlIItI-d road.
Wunrr informed by officers of Ila-mod
that there is but one ulntncle—lhc luck
of Introungc. SIII'I-rul times “In Cull)-
puny lInII run such n train. only to haul it
all inn abort time bccnuseit did not pay.
l-lch-pt on run-occasions. they say. the
train would run practically I-IIIpIy.—~
Southwrt Chronicle.
The Wine] Club Poul Tournament.
The following gnmI-II how recently
been played in the Norwnlk Win-cl club's
pool tournament ::
ll. llouton, rated fifty poiIIIII—Il). l3.
ll, 0. 7. awn). W. WnrdIvI-ll. rah-II forty-
two pinto-6. S. 4. ll. 8-5».
F. Falwell. rated fifty points—=5, D. 8
9. III. 3—47. W. Wardwoll. rated forty-
tII‘o poinnI-nlll. ll. 7. fl. 5. til-49.
W. ‘1- Word. rated fortyaeovcn winks--
II. 3. l0. 7. lull-i. F. l-lnllock. rated
thirty-eight pointy-«7, 9 5. 8, 9-38.
Til-p flaunt to be Funny.
It doesn' t natirfy I hungry tramp to
find only I fork in the road.
"That young De Vere in u very promin-
lng fellow.“ “Ah' llow much did yen
lend him‘r‘
The IIIIII who says thIt he ”III "going to
got there Ind don‘t you forget it." makes
menoIIIIIIboIIt lttlIIIItlIeman whats
woolly there.
III-I. W‘Tm III-aid to let you
thn I bicycle.” Uttlflolmnlouflikm't
fool thIt In), In. liven if it did kill
me. remember that it would be the Int
thing I ever Inked you for.“
- flicks-WWII Inland I big burgIln to-
day. how people buying flue steel on
Where?" uwnwm the post cane.”
Ith- lxmmiarr—“When ywatood on
the brink of New and looked into the
warm nursing. unanimous depth:
km, did you not feel that you would
up; I.) jump In?“ Ir. me'fio. I
hadn’t mocha! my hotel bill than.”
"WI income-l the clerk more
and} employed? “hid the W In
tin-tub t. “life but to let him
80-” mambo tote enough tote-ratio
mum work of the Berlin Bridge m"
paving: of Washington for only two 3'9""
ram..." fin. IIIL‘MI-M'TIOOII hen-um! I6 mm
McKinley Thus Cheered
by Boston Republicans.
nrmmu'rmnmrmun
In, run-Ina: muon- run-I II
the Burn-II of the Home lurk“ mob;
Ion-tor Boar Refor- to the In. In.
:1“ Cool Quutlnn In New lush-d.
BOSTON. Nov. m—Tho Home Market
club’l banquet in honor of the lenders of
loglIlItlon It the Hotel Vendome last
night VIII attended by fully 500 member-I
Ind gush, among them being General
W. F. Duper. who presided; Governor-
olect William McKinley of Ohio, Senator:
Aldrich and Hour. llon. Henry CIbot
Lodge, Hon. A. W. Beard, lion. Elljnh A.
Mom, ex-Govcrnor Alexsndor ll. Rico,
cx-Govornor Brackett, Hon. 1‘. B. Read,
Postmaster Bart and ’I'. J eflerson Coolidge.
After discussing the elaborate menu, Gen—
eral Draper made I brief speecb,during
which he mentioned MoKinloy's name.
This called forth nu enthusiastic demon-
stration, the company rising and cheering
for "the future preIIident of the United
States.” At, Trumont Temple, when the
making occur-Id, Senator flour was the
first orator. He said in part: .
Senator Boar'I Speech.
Our Democratic brethren ll'v: making special
thrusts and are offering special bribes to XIII
mhmetts. One orator tello us that null-s rho
come- to their terms the butter: of free trade
are to be flung to the broom Other: tempt
the virtue of her manufacturer: with the
briboo of free iron Ind free Wool Ind Iran coal
chmctta will Ibundon tho policy that they have
held for thirty yearn. Ind to which thcyowo
Ill their prosperity, to get free coat. on long IL'I
Amoricnn cool of better quality can be [III]
down in Boston {III chem" than that from
Nova Scotla‘
bribe just now. when Int-I country "Ln taking its
phoe at the bend of the iron production of the
world? Do thoy think that the woolen mann-
fII-turorunf New England are so lacking in I
sense of junth'e In to desire that their pmdu-‘t
Ibonld be protected without II I-orruewnding
worm-tron to the wool of the farmer!
A very able and wise friend of mine. Senator
Pk“. of Connecticut. aptly I-omparI-d thin upo-
dons fm tradi- device to the story of Poly-
phernus and Fly-m. The old t‘yI-lopo had
promised Ulysses a reward. When l’lym
claimed it. be tuld him that the reward tlIIt he
would give him would he that he Ihould be do-
vourcd the Inn of his wrnpaniomv
Senator floor then paid a glowing trib
ute to the work performed in the loot con-
[run-by Thomas B. Reed, Major McKin-
ley and Senator Aldrich. Governor-elect
McKinley was the next speaker. no re
celved In QDIIIIIBIL‘IIIC reception and Il—
moot every sentence elicited applause. lle
said:
Mr. Slcfllaloy'n Adan-u.
Protection in a great curt-w. ll'v'lkllM‘
of home. country and family Any farm nf
lnxnfiun ls inconvenient. The heat form III
fluallun iI that which rests most eoaIiy npul't
the I'llllr‘ll. and while ruining the rcquin-d
revenue. glvt‘fi encouragement I" Hill’ Uu'n
pmplI- in their wwpItiuus. The Flame Mun
ket club Ind Republican party Iluu‘t bellow in
diru-t tuxntiun. t‘lt‘klpt In the face of a national
emergency. The different-c bunker-n a revenue
and I protective tariff in win: of principle.
which tour-hes I-vcry enter-priso- (If the prmpl»
A protective lurid. II more «II-ruin own! for
rIlran; rovonue than I l'vl‘elltli' tariff. I'll-”It‘ll"
ages the industries“ our own country am! pm-
ten-tn our ownlItu-r. A rovI-nuc mm cncuur
upon the foreign Ihnp and labor and din-nub
Iguthodomeotic. for you cannot haw large
lmportntionn of competing foreign products
without displacing damn-nan- prmlm‘l’. clI
Iniuhhlnx the demand for American working»
men and inn-Ming the demand for working-
men abroad. Thorn «may. I time when I
revenue tariff foils. IR‘I‘AIW‘ the maple have
grown too poor to and money abroad to buy:
but I proton-tire tariff cover falls. l'uderit
we vae reached the first rank In the world In
a manufacturing. mining Ind Igrlcultural us
on.
1! In that
Not I Burden. Ila Buys.
No one known from personal rcaliuthm of I
burden that there is Inch I thing in uintm
Is In American protective tarilfuvrul I mun
lun’t very much hurt If he (wasn‘t know ll. but
Ivory one knows from permuIl reIlizItlon tho
blemiw of II protective tariff; the blurring
manfrom work and Inge». the farmer from
the moat angular-out homo mIrkn-t In Ila-
world. Indtho consumer from cheaper prod-
uct: than under a revenue thrill
m in the but country la the world. Ind It
II our duty to kneplt Ii). Our bhtory alum
tht the hIlInI-o of trade mIlmt our country
from mom him of mint!!!) wutIImI-Il in
the next fourteen from. from lMT tn lllll. turn
I balance of limllmlli in our favor. If It hi
fulfils-n trade you want. you find tho but the
govornxnont over enjoyed under than pmtorttvo
porimhtoflta hlwtory. In the tut twenty your-II
we hue reduced the notional lmlebmlm {I
per cent. Ind the lndohtvdnm of :1quth Ind
municipalities over lrl wr mutJndour III-r
uplu debt III lot-I than that of my gin-eminent
In the world
When [no Trude lIy Cone.
We never but In much foreign trade In any
twelve who III in the tuttwolvenumth.
Indlluropopddmotthomdofthatttmcn-
n
”mm" of III curred?“ taught of then. We
who anything but row calm-w antler:
revenue III-ll: It wIII never developed till
of
mu "prev-uh the high-t civilisation Ind
noblrm May I will tell you when we «In
line frIItI-Ide. Whom" the author of the
world will bring their madltlon up to our»;
whenever they will pIy totlnlr labor the um
wannpaytom We will grotto-In tn
the moat who of tho world. no It I'm bar
the arrival of tho Mun.
Scooter Aldrich, of Rhodo lIlInIl. Ind
u. aSpeIker Recital-o spok n.
Governor (III-pull ’I'Ilke.
33w You. Nov. awoovcrnnr ham
3 Campbell. of Oblo. who II It Ike rim;
Annu- hotel, up: "We Ion the “lit.
but the DemocrIcy of Ohio in neither dim
mm nor mafia. 315 time and
tho nbllean III I o Marga
Int-ugh than It lm been for nlma
moat lrIIIhoutwm MOI my
ticket thlI year
"Ibo Republic-I Ina-mot arm lo-
Klalvy'r mum III-kn In annulment of
thMtlIIttkvykIdslltbo money they
could pa-lbly on. A contrlbatton of
“.IINIwIIIIIdII-Idlotbukurunotthr
lino-mainline III ltmlltou «can.
latthIknrklokwI-Ill
Imummummmm
ulnmflm'hrudmh ”It“
mm ukdIlIIIIttkI
mNuu-fimntmmbm
“WWII. Mount-e
"t t "' 9W m" I
when tad Mariam
- 3 W3
. fl Grunt IIIII’II
other: nut-um
IS 000 NEXT! PRESIDENT
Do they think the mnufu'tureru of lulu-w .
Will fn-I- imII be mth of a ‘
tn- tbo I’Icltlc nquIdI-on, which left here
8:3"
thunk: mtmwnmdwipm
' ALMY hum mun
“no“. WIrdIn'I Murder-r to ”I. M
”member. 1m
Pontoon, N II...\’ov.:l).-1'bo Alloy
murder trial is over, the ploy-er of Christie
Ward-n has been pronounced guilty Ind
he been taken to Concord inl, thereto
rumIlII until the time of hi: much.
Doc. 0.1m There was Ira-It excitement
in court when Jndpsboe and Allen
handed down their Won. which wn
WWII. £235
ARON COUNTY.
Bur-nan; CocII'r. Nov. Ill”
BtIto n. F l.‘ Ahoy Indictment for murder
The defendant luring pleaded guilty the can
tionofdeme isdotormlnod by the amt, Ind
It M that tho dofondkut ll guilty of murder
In the tint decree. Hmupon tho julgment
Indnnmmofthelnwtothntuid l'. C Alla!
be impriponed In the note prisonatOonoord
until the firm Tuesday in Ike/ember, m: Ind
that on IIld flrlt Toosdnyof December. 1102.
between the boom of hi o‘chII-k in the foronoon
Indz'o' clock in the afternoon. within tho walls
orymlofsaldmto prison, be be banged by
the neck until he is dead
Justina Don and Arm.
The chief claim of Almy’s counsel wk!
that it was impulsivc insanity which led
his client to kill Christie Warden. Hod
Almy not been scntoncod to death it is
likely that there would have linen In out-
YILASK ALI-IT.
break among the people here. because the
feeling against the murderer III: ran very
high. The crime for which Almy waI
sentenced to pay the life permlty “'55 the
deliberate murder of Christie Warden.
She had refined to have anything III .10
with him, after he bud been pressing his
unwelcome attention-I on her. He was
employed about the “Harlem farm. When
MlsoWIrden and her ulster and mother
IverI walking home one evening Almy
united Chriatio, dragged her over the
ground to I secludc Input and killed her
He then Ilisappeaml,nrxd for an entire
month a most vigorous search was mnln
Wood for him.
At the end of tlmt time he «no \IIEL'OV’
cred in the \Vanlcuu' barn. where he hIId
been stuying during all tho time the
nutbnriIiI-I hml Were marching for him.
One of l. ?8 leg-I won lll'ulu: II by :I h- 'llil . :nI
be triul In usurpe- It II I~ wt. Hill in suly
quuently broke it himself in an I-lIorI to
delay the trinl,
Almy III anrollp'u Neighbor.
C(lNl‘Ulll‘. 3' ll.. .\'uv. 20).».8'everal bun.
drI-Il people gathered n! the station when
then-mu who Almy arrived from My
mouth. The prIIMII-r was obliged to walk
on his Crlltitlu'a from the. cum to a borne
in which he, was to be- conveyed to the
prison. a distance of several rods. He
walked with dllhculxy and had to amp
two or three time» and rest, lie “'5“ sur-
rounded by the Imlice. .\-I he IIpprIIIIx-lII-Il
the hangar-run“)! "Hun; him!“ "String
him up With II rope!" and “Lynch him?"
were heard. llu Inc. moduned to one of
the Inurdererzs' cell-I. Ilia nearest neighbor
will be Sowtelle, who in soon to beer-
ccuted for killing his brother Hiram.
CHILI IS MORE FRIENDLY.
The Dle-tcn nf War \‘nulu Sue-I to
Marc IIIIal in fill’ccl.
VALI'IIHMIIU. l‘nill, via tantrums,
Ten, Nov. Lib—The L'hlllnn government
has descandul from the lofty pedestal It
hIIIIolongocI-upied in dealing with the
outrageous III-mun byn \‘alpumioo mob
upoIIthe Miller» of the Baltimore. Clip
"In Schley luv-I rrrrived a letter from the
lntendcnu of thin city lactating another
letter from Judge of Crimea Foster. In
his communicarmn Judge l-‘ostergrantu
the rquII-II: made 80!“! tImenguby ('ap
tIin Schln-y. that our repn-M'IIIIIIIVMI here
he furIInIhI-Il hy the court of inquiry with
copienuf:IllIlIIIIII-IIIIIIIIII mode before it in
tho Ilaltlmorc invuaunuiun. It Ivlll be
remembered that Illls mum requmit had
been IhIIolIItI-ly refund-d on Ill previous
Dl‘cnllullll.
The lllbllfllull of American war vouch-I to
the I'Mllll' squadron had I Ialutary elfcct
ln Chili. ‘l‘hu alt-cloud college unant-
InoIIIIly voted for Adrulrnl Jorge Monaco
WWI-“immbll’fi- ., .
Adult-II Brawn I'rIInI Ryan.
Bu l-‘uxmco. Nov. III—The United
81st» cruiser .8‘In l-‘rIIuI-Inco, flagnhip ol
Aprllufor Chill, he» jun returned here.
Admiral George llrowu uyI thst the (Ill
of \‘Ilpnrlloo, slur the defeat of the Bul-
IIIIcedI futon It Vlnu Del Msr by the
Congreulonallutn under Gonrrnl Cantu.
wu attended Ivlpa mom of carom and
union. Iroaoerulngtho reports tlmtho
BIII FrIIIclIIeo but ulna Balm-oak III-
formntlon In regard to the honing of the
Insurgents at Quintana. the IIIIIIIIII IO-
fund to Mk II. In lrnuth. III and:
"I took with me on the Son Francisco
only one puma not belonging to In: crew.
and be war. I do; clam belonging to the
German win-ship lalprig. 0n returning
to VIlpIrIiIIo I not “entrant George 1..
Dyer abort with I Icy-pim- cable dispatch.
III.IIwIImuIIry-, mttotln ethanol
the lot-nuance. 't‘ln Ill-patch was then
«bled Io Wuhlnm, not I and In VII,
panlnknowlng Ito cont-nu. Thom
heat that the part not out extra
noting that by klndnuI at them
I‘m-Inca omwmt pve particular-
of the muting III Quintin-III lI Iltosetlm
" Concerning Minister lino.
rm: "He conducted tumult through the
oath: trouble with the «unity
Minimum no IIIIII Hm u in
“could have done Inch."
trump I; M
m .Inmm. ‘ltov numerator ton»
hulrnpmoned all the doputlufront
Grands do sol. mull, «up! full
whollrd from the Junelro. Mend
Mr ship: up lilo ()de rlmls
lingual] will remain mull
prominent numbered filth )IIIII
Inn-no and.
I
mgr»; 3.. u» Wm:
it 3., 8w. M
III-mum ”and
wile the ”‘8th win
mm-rn
mfltoumgmmn. I...“
‘ locum
‘ ogre to. hints and butterflies
”mm.®flm m
Hum "A
“Iv. ILII WMIWHIHM
"WW-tun
0.6%"; WI!
8.3. 8.54M" 3" $388“
mtmlmm
W. B. lllllEll,
lumber of American Wntrr Wnrh Arno.
" “Gimmt‘ivllltnclnvm'nmlatbn.
14 WEST hunt.
In Dunn and Raorvoln planned and bullt
III Dillon of Wnter Pipe km.
E " " tic-wen mule.
1” Survey».
Surveying promptlydunv a! flammable rates
Plain! of bulldingn and laying out of prlvat
ground: accurately done.
All work superintendnl during construction.
I” I'
Flll lllll WINTER llllllNElll.
Mrs. w. Fawcett.
Import-r of Pine Miliiucry. Formerly 3'». J
\\ ntI-r Rem-I now
II MIIN SINEH. NflflIlIlN.
'I‘rimmvvl IIIillinI- 3?. lm Iliflv- -rvnI III": rns
IIIIII now read I. lw Mm: mm him from
Ibrv Ind VXII‘PIIIIIV? pattern- from our own
F me
IIIII. Turn-In». Turpin and Room-ts.
n Irnwn to one”. band
cut ornauxn- nts
"stri- h and
tune feather-.I. Elegant lim- of tine will: Ia-I-lIII
l to: and ( Glut-i.
Having made mama-nu Is with when! the
leading boom of London. .ug . to supply u.~
with goods direct from I'nrbz and [.IIIIIt-In.1lnx.~
enabling us to Im-nI-h nut Iuwmu n. with III.-
moot con-wt strive II prices In unit :Ill.
flue 0!. Mahy
The Same Kind.
New llithfll. l.‘t..
June 12. lssvl.
Mr. H. R. Hale.
Dear Sir: “ill you please
give me the address of the agent
who sells your Corn Popper In
New Haven. I have spilled
the bottle I had and wish to get
another. “itlI what I have
used I have cured too of flu-
worst soft corns that :IIIvonI-
could how on their feet. '
Y ours respc-I tfully.
Mus. G A llvumnn
Ltll In.“ bongo SL. NI-Iv llllV I'll.
FURNITURE
GREAT BARGAINS.
:David Slow,
momma fl
Mullah-lute
W
mm III chm
KWWMMMMM W
on” a murmur.
0 All was pand-
8‘5...» 9.th 3"“ °‘
ml WNW
mom I INAPP um. factor
our It Tour-
lfl Greenest.
lancer. lIiII I ll
RAYlfonlDA 00m £5“!qu N.IlIo
New Immfbn mm”.
um”: i my.
VINTABD. W. 0. arm MILE.
“qr-imam chum. mliiib
Wall - Papers.
Commencing Nov. 9, and end-
ing Dec. 15, we will give a re-
duction of 10 per cent. on all
grades, from the cheapest to the
White Load, Mixed Paint, Oils
and Glass.
Artists’ Materials, Painting,
Paper Hanging and Calcimin-
mg.
DECKER,
:9 WASHINGTON STREET
SOUTH NORWALK
JBHN F FLYNN
Sanilaw Plumber,
STEAM and GIS FITTEB.
.lllBBlNliI SPEBIIIII.
HIIIIIII: Inkhn Ihrlmmcnt umlertl-c Lil»—
rary lm ‘\lL‘lIlIIKIOn nth-rt. 81mm Nor-II :,Ilk
uml rim-d it for
IllNFINIJS
PLUMBING
lrI pm (fully w iv. it n alIan of pulIl'II patrim-
.Ip. In {I 1- III plumbing l have Il-Im for [in
{MI 8tbn‘n yours, lutbe employ of \\. ll NIL-I II-
I r or I' II All our}; will haw In) pvrwmd our
unhion. and willbe mmptly Flci‘ult‘d and
anIIInt-rinn Izmir. ”me R w Inc-atrial. «.3
PURE 00008 SOLD 0NLY
lu: uvI-r Thirty \mrs Imr TI- ms and
t I: Turn luv-"I- llt“'f‘l used by the pawl: of
tin L IIiImI State-s. (Indium satizsfm‘tnrilv.
tho III.III_\ million «rumour-rs mo ””81
hastily Then have so untiliul. and keep
inI owing: t-wtifying duilI bI usingnur
go.» la. Ilnw mowing the great fnitlI tin-I
haw ll’l tlwqunliu of tho wane. anIIan»
Iii-rot commuting business. and in tin-
true commercial principul. Only One
l’rulit lx-tIII-I‘n tlu- Producer :tIIlIIOfI~
quIII-r' TIIIN' wishiru.r to Ian» money
should not f Iil to patronin- an I-Im- rpris»
th: It IIII8 tom large .In extuil given to
thI-pI-opb- nf thisI IuIntrI' ‘llf III-:IplIrI-ztlr-
LN t.-.IlI|. " “I desire to IIIII‘ that no
will endeavor mum-r our I ustonn r~ the
VI?“
Finest Teas and Selected coffees
tlmt .IrI- impnrtv-Il In this l'.‘.H|Illlr_\ :It
prunes that :In IrulI IIIIIrvI-luus. All
:Irw-innl :IllI IllIlll'Il In t. I” and ln‘ipt'tl
our III- II Am i; of Tenn and l nth-Is.
The fill &P T00.
4| IIIIN STREET,
Ikvvth \lnln urn-r. l' p. .Stnln
and children’s
CARDIGAN
will be sold at auction
$19.50. Buy one.
uyears.
M. s. s
NORWALK. CONN.
~18 .lm
OUR BOOM!
this \VI'I'K will open our
$3,500
slock ol' cloaks. ol' Wllll‘
ll IIIIIpIostiomIlIlc bur-
gains IIill lll' oll'ciml, .Iml cz'aaum It cndcwnvor
on our part will lll! Inmlo to close them out.
Also, we will give you :1 bonanza on un-
derwear, consisting of
goiitsl, la‘I'Ili'I-s’, Iiiisséh’
,in all grades.
JACKETS
prices.
Through this
sale we will make a specialty of
Black Dress Goods;
Sewing machines worth $55.00 sold for'.“
Guaranteed for live
MITH’S
INSURANCE BUILDING
m
mmrmiwdnmmmn.
munuwmmn. I
N uco M} P 0
III . 83!. Wash .
Egon". pinto-W III! In)
Ihp‘vvooh M“ cur. mm “and mu
rotate. Invntmcnlnkiank .
ANION IN. 45 Ind WW
Tat. 8. N. .Balw ' Ind hand-1m ,
“MANN?! cont-mu.
WCUTGEN'IILIFEINRCO 8.8.la’o
Bommodlou. II’I. Wuhlncton MN”
IMPOIJ'I‘AN LIFE mac-om MIln 51.8.
1U. O‘Brien. Inuit-Int mm.
NORWALK FIRE 1188.00.13. lam
Maine-u incol‘tNooutstandlnxloucl-lm
1'3 nor-m urn 138.80. The. lbw-uni
II. 8.8 A. B. Freeman. Inst. super-late
D. P. MORRELL.
mum; of THE PEACE NI Public
Pandor- Attorney. Iteal humnd Flu:
non rIncc. Furniture» lunar-Inca I Ipuclnlty.
lll WIIhlmtou Itreet. South Nonnlk. on“ I
.I. [FRANK RIDER.
TEACHER OF MUSIC.
hon-mun Ienln lano la in at ruuonable
Illa- ll: p Warlord y 8 Way
Hall. New Y ork. dress
ortornu or
”dipole w am
3'0. Tl West avenue.
HOYT.
HOMER 3."
Expert Natchmaler and ngeler,
13 VORTII MAIN 8TREET
Repairing of line and mqulchted Vntllllt‘n II
special 1). Key wind r banged toutern LII-r;
facility for lira! Elan-Is Ivor and the median.
ital IIbllitI to do the name.
I
llIssolIItIoII.
NUTII' E is hereby given that the mpartner-
chip heretofom Ixi-ting burn-en J. L.
‘31: Value and [kiln-r1. Valentine. under the
firm moment .I. L.“IIII Name & 110.. is this
Number! by mutual consent
8.0an Light will rrulpt for all bills due
the above llnn and all hil s payable by them
will hemmed by him.
JI., \'.\.\' 5'13"".
[-2 LllF‘. LT I Al. 83'1”le
South )Iorwnlk. JIIII». '34 Nil. guilt I If
Merrill Busmess College
51 AM]- Ulll). I '(l.\\'.
A w iIle—nII IkI- t: :IiniIII: m hml fur lmh .~I Now
he ry bu~in<<~ anm It mug-ht thornughlI.
Herman. English and: nllch preparatory «Inl—
it‘s.
Bxhlnm booms suppliul with ofllu moist.
ant-I. Inc of c barge.
limxuurtera for South anrquk and vi: init y
for the ~nlc and rental of tin Remington Stun-
Ilrml TyptvIritcr. T In writ: :- :Illpfllld‘m
Furl '.III IlIIgIIc. ad hrs
..\. \lERRllWl l’rt‘wlllt'lll.
ALBIN MALMO.
Dr .‘llr’l‘ in it ‘l kinds of
Fresh and Salted Heats. Sausage,
VEGETABLES, lll'. LlC ATESSEX.
[Surreal-1gp Lord. I annwlumxl- ,Fislt €an
Oyster». run. etc.
NORTH MAIN STREET. SEAR \I’ES'I‘.
.8}th Norwnlk. mcli lv
J. H. BROWN.
Sanitary Plumbing. Steam and
Gas Fitting.
lobbmg how in :I Fin: Flu» Blown-r owl at
iiuvurnthlr: l’I’ii m.
855p: No. l2 North Main Street
80th Norwnlk. Conn.
.l. 0.. JENNINGS.
Paper Hanger, Calciminer, PainIeI
Alt-l Ilvnlr.’ in
Will PIPER IND BBHDENS
at North Main street. 8o. Sum-ms.
Sample books of full line lIIv~t slyln
per». Hunlrn nndtyilt Maul-lion IAiIt‘II
ho: hf: for lIIIIpI-Ition. on lltllll (- by Inn-ml.
new [intimates I heerfnlly given.
1. A. Wilson& 00.
BROKERS
No.67 New Street,
NEW YORK.
lmmmwun- III die in film kr- IIIIIl IirIin fur
1‘ tab or )lnrtpna of Saulnunl upwanb. I" our
mimuns In I“ r I I III. IIII it may.
Orders received by mail or tele-
graph. References exchanged.
old 6er
Take care Ill The Mortgage
UN Y'Ill ll HUM). 873 Al).
Haw Ilwn I an Inn [ITUIWI vuur lInmIMIIII-l -
Hun IIIIIIII- it mun II ~hrltI-r {or In: If II If. um!
IlIilIlrI II In rum qu div 1- Th. “mm- r l. ppm;
llflll l' :1») l.) Ml uriIII: II I if" lunurnm I Poll-I
for no amount word In llu IIIurII‘IIut. Thou.»
lltil‘flil hmnm IIaI- bm- -II tliun prI-a-rvI-Il. Ind
III- lIupI- llInImIIIIlI III mun will! II.- In tlw
Imurv llul IIhih abduction \le In»! mun-o
IIu-lrrnlunu of twin; that ml mm! IlII
moi-map- in who you “II. II“ III“ [In nth»
men! u III- III: ' \II l-IIIIIIII'IIII Ill I'lllli‘}. lIIMI
ulhI IlII I'nnm-IIII-III liInr-rnl life lllslll‘ttluu
I'Illlltfillllly. of Hartford I mm” nlll IuIIIIIIplInh
thl H IIIuIliI-JIII tullnmmuni of tin-I y
wmbu {III III now. It )an llw it III III”
1‘0 \0' our! in either event It Inn-II pron II
who arulmul IIIvI-urmml lumre your life:
ha: in (urn-doing «I be Mlfl' and I mmhw lid-
n.
8 S. L’l-lommadleu.
’irvnt “’IINnKtIInHl" Noni 3:.»qu
Mrs. "Mead’s School.
FUR
Girls and Young Ladies
NE-IIPENB 0010th l.
PRIMARY. “TERMINATE. AI'AIIICMIU
AND ('1 HIM-20’: I’REI'MIATIIR‘I’
IIKI’ARTMIIW.
‘l'uplts omitted to Walla-Ido- and Yama- on
an” I-IhIIteof the PH III-tool:
I-IIIIIIuountes tlIIIt on Manny IIII
Int
rum will brill waltl
Shaun-t mm" of Vanadium II on sun "I“:
he 81-h: ml
without 01mm
Painless nominal
80. Nomllt lltllll Imus
wmmm
I'lttNFlllll III It!” Will-
a;
(OW ' WI W033.)
mummfi
mum“ lat
NORWALK l””1001! 00.83.
53.3“" W» .
home
“on!!! more.
NDBWALK IRON W0
WK.
300mm I . 7 ‘
chinorymadmrom A 151?“ m‘ “It; .
AVIBON, A. no Mun: II. R.
ugh 10min :nmemohm.
Ibotcrulamu, numb?“
l .1: LLA'I' “Vilma-hm” I‘ll. mg;
IlfllIy. Was
8...... .II'ILLIAMH.WM
1-..V. Finemmtgvmmlm
HAYES. FERDJSNoM-in ‘ ‘
on kinds. Home
Ll 1m mum. Witt
idgc. 8.3 Dcalnrlnnl] -
LOCKIHIDD 1.. Wuhincton 8t.
tine meats. fish 0) stern. clams.
It.“ MON”. GERSIIOM. 13805.
prime meats. poultry. etc.
[Ml] pm on. 3'
snrru-swasulxu'roxmnmm Work!
lngtunetfi. N. www.mnltryf art-I'm!“
ll BBBER. J. P if: MIin at, nm nub,
poult r), flab. vegetables. etc. i
u: noun mounts a: we mu.
RANDALL'S IIILL. KN lumber Ina duh-r
rough or worked to order. momma”
masons A31) Immune. '/.
SEYMOUR. HENRY. 128 “eat In. St K. II
kinda of stone mason contractstakon.
8.;-
138.85
biog promptly attendedto
MARBLE AND GRANITE.
BATES. P. \V \V uter at. N munfm “ «
tine granite and marble work.ka dunk In
stone work of all kinds.
MER'S ourrrnm
('OMSTIM' K BROS. Masonic anId' 351180-
Main 8[. .8. 3’. Gentlemen I funds goodI.
I-‘II INI H .I I 0. h6\\'n.-_Ihlngton III. 3.3. am
but: gr. IIIlI- Imn' a furnishing» of III kinda.
MERCHANT TAILOR-3.
uI<IIIIsI<I - IIIaum N. Aperf I. ,
gunmnrced; Iln'lnft'nl. styles Ilwaysonm
KIWI)! PJ‘. 1. 3’0. Main st 8. N.
min: .12er lull). Repolriltz. m. Finch"-
MILLLVEB".
(JUL! [38. E III. 1:.Mnln st.8.N. Innuenw
mun-rial used if desired.
IT‘l't H .'\l 388 Mimflilhllst N. to
‘ Old 8mrculslnnd Dyeingns ‘ “hm
MUSIC TEACHERS.
Ililtlth' N K IIIW rot avenue.N. Murat» ‘
l‘ In. In uumn and Harmony.
(JESUS, ALEX s. 27 Illa-win at. N. Planer
organ and harmony.
In 8'11: It I’LANI'I'ZRS AND I’m .
HUI '.l‘ \\. II. A SON. BI “328538.18. fool
of ltnvnmml l l'hIntI-mexwrtennndw
I .IlI IlI .IlI: In in mitivcoy stern.
rumba.— Inn sun) LII Water 8.}! Plan- ‘
tor» a: II] sIlIIppIr-s of )omnlk 0:361!- :.
V A3 \AMl‘l. J. L. dz C0. P. 0. “HORN.
YAT‘I'LB‘S AND HIDDEN-8. V
SUP.“ ALK l” ITTERBI WORKS. MAI.-
Ihnrpc. prop. Riverside ave 16.8“th!-
in; IA :pm- ink). by steam hot wItnr or but
hit. Before-mos: So I: lock 0mm. .
Nil‘ktm’: Dr. lbhnnnan, Mean l: Eé,”
I": ll. MI- .IIIIII lohn Tryon. ”glut air); Milli“
Mair); .
ll. 8IniIlI. (firearm;
and many other;
PAINT!“
511-le ..\P.l) F. I'. . “aterfit.N .Stgnpahur
l.. .m. 4.51 .Imlsmer highs aspecutty. ~
mikiuzn'liuxu. ll . \‘3!EI8I,N. Homo
urinal-miwlntcrqmperhnngorfim. ' .
PHOTOGRAPHS”. “
‘I'URTII. (1.8.1 “Ishln n 5.3.
quality only.and thItth mmben t.“ On '
PHYSICIANS.“
”the W. (' nflicetfiand 4 Washington
>. .\.' nuuhgmxmmafv Ios. "
l'lrl‘io TUNER & REPAIR“.
RESIN-1h. f’. F. cor Wall nndKnigthtIIN.Ak
III-.‘Ilrr In pianos. nrxm..slieet music. etc.
I‘I. \TIva- (-(II. D, SIL‘EBANDKIM
Mil m .Vlll‘.“ \LK PLATINGC D at.
«I. \llklndSIltt‘leLll’U laIing 0 W
and rrtlnb‘hlng of All. Elation! nut-EM
REAL ESTATE AGENT!»
LII TON .I.-\(‘UB )I. \I' ashl ons ne P
.~' \' l run n; for rule. humifioreh’t. tag-do
' IIoImII .IRII. E. AHVI Maine «.32. bong
rent and building lolnlfor Inlet” g“
RESTAURANTS. -
“Will-"E F. F. 'lkallrmull’llco.8.3 M
n: all 1mm
,. I. f.
Strictly first clmln artery
A I. w mhle boarders taken. 5
. , 2'8 Ill-.l'll'l' RESTMLRAVT. 8. Qual-
It, the lwht .pri: e. the llllt'fll. Openxmci
SCHOOLS.
llillllll' ..\ll.8'.8‘ lSSTlTL' TE. Y
bu III-vim; midday thl. l'nll wry“?
Sill-‘1 Ml". \ll'. 8 8t {IDOL for m
hull: -.~ Illll-ilIlI.) .I‘ [All Iernfidxizsen‘sugct’: I.
sIItlltTll AND AND TYPE-WRITING.
l..-\l Dl'Z'll8‘ lelll‘ K. 8 N. C. F Plumhml.
[my and I l‘tlllllp‘ Reunions. 8end forclrculIr.
811' A.“ ENGINES AND I’M
NOR“ II R lltI)\' I'll) KS ( W.
Water 8f. 8. N. near-it In: ““023“, m
S'l'l. AMI-ll"? TICKI'I' Aam
l.."t\’l<|\ ..l\l ”It .‘If. \I'Iebin onI .
8' 3’. I'L‘a. III ket».drultn.mon‘e‘yord;r.:t¥gnd 0
8103!: DEALERS.
II: Rips. mm: H. ft Wuhln‘tonl‘.” nub
llflt It. lime. Ienwnt. hint»
IIIIIITIW. JUHN It fl'l‘a lor m
Al mluj‘r'rofmrttrrlow . ,3. ‘
WI“ [25. BANG“ MD Bum
RF 'l'I ill‘ )I LISBON 29 Havlhndfi‘.
II.» mm 78 runl wnti- whale". 1’. 0 B. 1
Po“ I:I.I.. J. w Is IIuhIngIon «.8. lit.
rnccluno.
MN!)
110mm; .Jull't' H. 521's) tour-cow
JENNINHS, J I). “mull.
{II-p- lilo“. I.
IMI’iiIi‘xv. (II-:0. II II ml to
Runn- ‘
GIVEN AWAY». Ln»;
“fin”: II
IIIIIlllcr IIrI'It'III-I mt“! I01 “I”.
Ind luau) IruI king proraptlyottondolto. I
Ill-two if Elm III. .
nI-ellierkelI-Y it. Whit.“ ”a. ‘
W "II I I’tg gml
film! {331mg
Ila-ulna?» Itampl
UNDIII'I‘Am
Jl'Z Lilli" FE. “£0. a: No. arm». I. '5
mm Hut
twin I null-fueling:
HMMNa
Bridgeport. Conn ,
IIammImmm-Imlnm ' (tw-
motiom
8. D. BAYLEQI
Ill Ilnrlli flIlI Mun. ”lint.“
Pnctliul In m m I
ltrm "gnu-rt, length»?! um.
(In-m. amount. on III m M
In durum". » ,
MARLEY um
No. l Indium Stalin
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Norwalk Chronicler