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”Moi Ithamwlut‘ln Relish-U.
' flashes. and social mutual rim-iii.
This Thanksgiving finds nearly all the
people contented and brim. The far-
nun. the menluinic, the. merchant and
thebanker feeltbii pmrn of abundance.
The yield of , arm productn and
fruit but been let than for any other
'8 history. All over the
‘ new commercial industries are
i sing up. and old ones are reviving. »
Where in years gone by the amneach of
winter was a signal of dirtrem among
lilo water claims. this year it has a far
different meaning for them. it former;
» l ' ly meant idlenm and want; now there is
' peweaiul plenty. There ism ch indeed
to be thankful for. Nowhere in this
broad land of ourswill the day be more
fittingly observed than in Norwalk.
Religious 50"!ch
The South Norwalk Baptist and Metho-
dist churches will pnitc with the Congre-
gational church in a union Thanksgiving
service, commencing at ll o’clock. Rev.
A. Wheaten, pasim of the Baptist
church, will conduct the service.
Tomorrow evening there will boa
3 Thanksgiving service of prayer. tali-
‘ loony and songs in the Emit Avenue
Methodist Episcopal church. The pill»
iii: are cordially invited.
The Rowayton Baptist people will
unite with the Methodist church in thc
evening and a very interesting meeting
may be expected.
Services will be held at Sr. Paul's and
Gmce churches at 10:30 o'clock tomor-
row morning.
The Methodist, Congregational and
Baptist churches of Norvvalk ‘will unite.
in a Thanksgiving/service in the Baptist
church at ii a. m. to-morrow. Appro-
priate music will be rendered by the
choirand the sermon will he preaclmd
. by the Rev. 1'". E. Robbins. ills subject
willbe'fl‘he Church, the Mainstay of
the Republic.
The usual Thanksgiving day service»
will be held in Trinity church. Holy
Communion at 10:30 a. m.
In Bunion- Circles.
The South Norwalk letter carriers will
make one general delivery tomorrow
aniline poet oflice will clinic.- at 10:30
o'clock for the balance of the day.
The grocery stores will be cloned all
day.
The markets in the city will close to-
morrow morning at 10 o'clock.
The dry goods and clothing stone will
be closed all day.
The Norwalk wet-onion will clcxw at
10 o'clock to—nlormvv morning for the
balance of the day. The carriers will
make a delivery and a collection in the
morning, leaving the office at 7 o‘clovk,
and a collection in the afternoon. start’
ing from the oflicc at ,4 o'clock. The
east, west, and northbound mail» will
clone promptly at 6 o’clock in the oven-
m .
S Aline-ent- of tin.- buy.
The annual concert and ball of iron
Moulded Uniou,No. 209. of Nora-ails.
in Mimic Hall this evening. will begin
the Thanksgiving festivities. The nr~
ranger-rents for the affair, which have
been long under way, indicate that the
ulfair will hen most flattering mom.
.. Music for dancing willbeprovided by
MW Heine’s celebrated orchutm,
ands. 1]. Richmond will prompt. An
innovation, which inure to contribute
lnugreut degree to the mat the
ball, will betheprnvidingofcoachosfor
all who may attend. Orders may be
left It Hoyt's and Hale'n dnig storm,
with the committee, or at the ball.
The and ball of Court Memo,
Anni-at Order of Form. will be held
lathe armory, this m Nude will
item by Heine’s orcheura. and
thclwoceedowillgoforthebenefitofthe
hupitll mu.
Thenouudnnnunlball of I. 7. Com
flock lodge, No. 282, Brotlmlwod of
mm Women. will be held in Marie
Hull W night. Nearly 1,000
tick-b bve been mid and the hall prone
luv toenail the one bold but your. A
train will be run on the Dunbury
million-nail: division of the lion-atonic
road. tom the truinnitu and their
KMdownfrom Dam and inter-
mediate nation. Supper will named
at I‘. A. We depot mm.
The more of Volunteer lion Com-
puy,lto.l,cthrtlforwulk. will hold
em night loci-lite in their
hall on But m We niche-tn
win furuhlr tin-in and Protm'hed
Winn hint prom.
flair-lot the feudal! Min
tit town will so to Row York to wits-rt
the uni 1':th pair. The
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Over fine "and!“ People.
The first Home Sociable of the man
VIII held in lactic Bull, lavt evening,
auditprovedtobelinovtdeliirbmlnf-
fair. Over one hundred“ people were
which but contributed to much to the
snooeseof the oociables in past yearn,
was even more marked laid evening. Al.
though in no new a full-drone affair.
nearly all the gentleman nurtured in
evening dram. Dancing commencing
idiortly after 8:30.!o'cloclt. and there be-
ing ample floor jroorn, the sets were
readily formed. The round dancm were
particularly enjoyed. The music fur-
niobed by Smythe'e orchestra was of am
perior excellence. and was greatly enjoy-
ed by the dancers. Many thought it
equalled any dance music ever heard
here. At 12 o'clock dancing coated, and
the members cxprtml themselves as be-
ing well pleased with the success of the
that amiable. if the four followmi; prove
as pleasant affair». and more is no doubt
that they will, the amiable» will be the
moat anaemia! oi'ivr held in the hall.
But low cuboi-lowu guirem were pruri-
unt. but they orphaned great suitierlaction
with the affair. Anion; thaw pro-mm:
worn Miss Klein Street. of Duricn: Mitlr'l
[mic Kf’flll'f. of Mill ‘l’luin; William R.
Finch. of Salem. 3'. V2: (7. ll. Moon- and
Mr. Jackson. of [illllgi‘lwtll Harvey W.
Bell. of Bmtoih
The president of the. leHrii’lilliull is ll.
[1. Golden. and tho auditory and £11.!er
urnr C. H. Holy. The: floor irinriagor is
l“. M. Knapp. minim-d by (i. F. Monitor),
i". ll. Quinmrd, M. S. Smith. livorell E.
'lwwnilgn. W. A. f‘olivy. W. ii. Thomas
and thirt W. Fifi-1i.
The member.» are (Thurlm Vail, iflrloiwl
Leslie Smith, T. b’. Morn-Km. W. ll. Word-
weli. Rk't'tl (i. lluvilaml. John Tryun. S.
(I. l’almor.'l‘. (l. lluyi. ii. A. Woodward.
Buckingham lmlzwmxi. in. l. ll. Elan-
ford, Colonel F. Flt. John Incliwood. W.
H. Smith, (I. Swnrtz. l). l". Hunt. .lr.. E.
W. Baird, Farron :5. Brett», William J.
Leland. (J. B. Miller, Reed ll. Flynn. lid-
ward J. Taylor, Janice Golden, (7. ll.
Aistborp. T. t‘amnagh, (lounge A.
Sturgcs. E. M. Toilet. M. H. Parsons. C.
E. Moore. Howard Jackson, S. W.
Gregory. Thomas Benedict. Jr.. Morison
l). Pardon, Frolic-rick l1. Baxter. ltr. V.
(i. liolleumiii. iinwurd llulmm. J. K.
Crofut. llr. l‘. VJ. ihtrmcr. A. ll. Wond-
waril. ll. l'. Knapp :lflil E. 5. llouncti.
flan-lion Drill and Drum Para":-
Companics Dnnd l" hc-lda battalion
drill and elm parade at the armory but
evening. A number of ninri'tiitnrsa oc-
cupiedmito in the gallery. and :ii 3
o'clock. when the battalion was formed.
no sittings could be» obtained. The drill
and putrid» worr- lilldt’l' command of
Captain Ilium?“ Front. of l‘ompony 1),
Lieutenant , liolonol Crown. being
nemamurily nbocnt. Second Lieutenant
A. ll. “dicinmii, of Company I", {ll’lr‘il
as adjutnnt ill the battalion drill and t’X'
changed places} with Find Licntcnont
Ailiin in “11?er parade. The lnttulion
was; divided into four companion, the
first uncle-r command of tfaptuin Reuben
M. lime, of Company F: wound. First
Lieutenant Edward fl. Aikin. of Porn-
pnny F: third, Second lieutenant Clini—
lea ii. thin-:4, of f'ommuy l): fourth.
First Llcuwnum limrge E. fiimpmn, nf
(hmpany D. The otliccm and men went
through the drill with exceptional pri-
ciiiion, considering the fact that the
ranks of both companies iron» filled with
raw reunite. many of whom hail never
participated in a battalion drill. Captain
Yunnan commanding otllcer. (1mm
much credit for the able nmnnrr in
which hcilrilleil "MHYOHIPOI'llt'fi. In the
drone parade following the drill the mm-
panic» did latter than in the battalion
movements.
Valianwnrauw.
The marriage of Margaret. daughter of
Daniel Brennan. of 56 Franklin avenue.
to William Fallon. of New York city.
formerly of Norwalk. took 'placc at St.
Mary's church at 9 o'clock thin morning.
The immony we» performed with u
mas-by the Rev. W. J. ”locum. John
Barrett:de as best man and a rider of
the bride attended her at Inalermaiil.
The bride was divided in a brown travelw
lug costume and carried yellow m.
The bridemnaid wan iii-o drowned in
brown with a norm of pink rim
After the enemy the bridal [arty m-
inimal to the Brennan mum on
Franklin avenue. where a wedding
breakfmt we served. followed by a short
'iiiisi’or in: harmonies. “WES BEFORE] llllil.” W
mascot, and that itinerant inlarniality .
I ”our..."
The Alleged Folsom of Mn.
\ _ Barnaby on Trial.
mm A timer mmr.
The Weir Allen» to luv. the but
l’utporml l'vnvn a Ills-3| failure.
Ultralig- titer-y of the Deadly Whitby
That the Won-nu Dunk at Denver-
Dunn, Nov. err—The trial of Dr.
Iiravu, who in charged with having poi.
toned the late Mrs. Burnaby, commenced
today. Through bin attorney: the Provl'
donor physician filed a long petition. to
queuing a continuance for time monthr,
upon the ground. of not having received
a list of all the witnessed subpmuaed by
the prosecution. lied the request been
granted the term of District Attorney
Stevens would have expired. and a not.
pron would have been entered. Judge
Rising in his decision mid:
Judge Blunt. Duel-ton.
"in the matter of the motion for a com
tinnunce in the curse of be People again“
Graven the first question presented in one
of law. Did the ilefendant’s nitorueyl at
the time this case was not ft trial have A
right to assume that the state would pro-
duce no witnmeu upon the trial except
nachos had been indented upon indict.
meat?
"They had no right tomnmc that no
other winter-cs would be produced at the
trial than thine whose name» were in-
dorsed upon the indictment. lnmri. come
to the conclusion that upon the question
of law and upon the question of fact the
grounds of the motion are not well taken.
and the motion must indented"
llv. (have; hula-l Worried.
Dr. (irnvea' worried face blanched at
there words. He looked uppealingly to
his attorneys. There was no hope in them,
and the doctor realized that his trial must
go on. Judge Furmun arm and had an
exception to the decision noted.
The jury is being relented why. The
trial promise-s to be one of great lateral.
Public sentiment is against Graven, and
the premonition any they have convicting
evidence. The dcfcnre in weak.
'I'lr- l'oi-unlrr‘ of Mn. ltumnbly.
The murder with which llr. Gravel is
chargid occurred in April hat, but the
ML bill. Viki.
mo. n.u;.~:.nv.
hirtory of the cm dam much further
back. Dr. Graven wan Mrs. Barnaby“:
physician and general adviser for many
yearn. lie looked after her property and
her money nfluirr. Mn. linrnobly. who
wan thl widow of J. V, Burnaby. the mil-
lionaire merchant of Providence. had been
cut of! with the allowance of £8.31); you,
but bird in her own right a fortune of
mum. Last npring she bad I fallingout
with Dr. Graves, and after traveling over
the country for some time the came to
Denver on a visit to Mr. and Mn. Womll.
"flu on “Molly.”
iii: day» before Ibeurrived here, on April
8, a package uldrebwd to her was received
at the office of Sellmerhorn & Worreil. It
came by mail ‘wu postmarked lloutcu.
Tbm win ninety-live cent» in pirates.
lump. on it. and it contained I Imnll
bottle marked "Fine old whisky." and
bearing the inteription, "from your
friends in the woodm"
'; Mn. Barnaby took it away hemll. Ind
on the night of April :8 the and filtration
rrll par-took of its content: lloth were
taken 1ch and ii pbynician was called in.
Mn. Barnaby died with all the rymptm
of crucial po'uonlug, but Mrs. \l'orrvll,
after a rbnvt llluua, recovered.
With “but, in It.
The whlrky was analyzed and found to
contain mic. The attention then are.
n to who could have out the potion. The
writing upon the pickup revenues! that
of Dr. (iv-m. and he was indicted and N
leaned on “.000 boll. He won about;
aim in Mn. Barn-bf» will to the extent
of 35,011). lie protected bio innocence.
“Jill. if he ltnd wanted the money he
could have taken all, u the .100,le wan
under bit control. and hunted not hav-
ninrderod bar to at it. The Wornllt
wm also hit “0.”, and for a long time
napkin- wu direct-diowud thin. but
“hinges-n of it. In. Miniv-
two auditory-flu. label Conrail nail
Min Maud Burnaby. Deanna
on C tol hill with an wilt, Mira
puny who believe loin Innocent.
m ritual advbcr. luv.
m am]. of flew-rt; m
M ,oflfcw-rk; virtue-iv
am, Juic- ll. Taller. of Trenton;
' ill! by Sidney;
' inbiié’we t.t‘.“'sr+m;““"
But In lhnln ’l’lmt Thar- In A”
fund lu Iti- All.
NEW YORK, Nov. 25.-Wulllon C. A!
drown. oxvpreuldoni of the standard Gar
light company. who it accused of ii ‘
butting nom- woman of Might
and performing woudronv note of ‘ ,
dunner-nee of the “it"! with the ( “lit
”dummy" illusion; Mat curred to milk“
4 A reporter round Mlldflxbl Wu-
hit home but evening and he spoke in t
highest. round of his predecessor. "Hr.
Andrew." he told. “he. made till directors
anoffer which we; think very equitable,
and that in to withhold one-half of the
stock, tumor), which he holds. Bitten
hundred thounund more of the worm
stock was divided between Mum. Spinoh
and Moubeim for patent», well“,
contracts and francbiueu, and the own-
torrof their estate refuse to return any—
thn tin-out bitch in. Mr. Andruwl tillb
Atainly bun tM'right of a promoter to In
equitable portion in that common stock.
I am satisfied that he in perfectly solvent,
and that all the money which be bu bov-
rowed is well secured."
Mr. Andrew: made the following ““0
limit:
“Al to any fraud or over lune of
there baa been none whatever. The
puny has now ".5111,qu of preferred etoek
in the trcanury, which has never been
issued. The common stock was iuucdfnr
values. and i received my propo ion. Al
to it» legality, [acted upon iii video!
counrel. There certainly nave anally
fraud intended to be perpetrated nor any-
thing done but what was strictly legal.
The crun- in now in the courtr, and whether
or not there was any more common stock
issued than wru- ‘ntrictly legal will bend-
indicated and determined. If i own the
company anything i will certainly pay it.
I am entirely mponnible.
”ritripped of sensation and pyrotechnics.
the transaction was nothing but whatb
commonly done In an inducement to new
enterprtm. Not auburn of the common
stock war. sold for curb. but was optioned
for two years at fifty canto, to takeitor
not no the purnhmr chose. Can it be
willie that any one rupporued that thb
stock was loaned at par valor-l"
Mr. Andrews resigned his presidency“
this! company in favor of .l. A. ”until“.
pruhlcnt of the New England road,lud
connected, it is said. with the Standard
Oil trunt.
At ii ltlftullllif of the directors oft!»
Standard tiuliubt company exvl’rerhlent
Andrews alien-d to settle on the basil of
returning anon». No settlement wan
reached. __ '
I
LIVE NEWS ABOUT BABIES.
mu Birth Cleveland's Plum for tho
Wit-luv.
New Yoirx, Nov. 2'..-—)ir. and Mn.
Grover Cleveland. accompanied of court.
by little illith, will remove to Lakewood
for the winter within a few day!» While
there is no ravine whatever for alarm. it in
true nevetfhi'lm that neither the young
nwtherimr the child ii doinum wrllu
WM lingxl'il. Th“ Virr)’ llrm'lnuam «it which
has “noun-d tilts. Clt’Vf'litlltl to every
home in Ami-rim hm placed her in u
peculiar position. At. every turn her
popularity confronts her uncomfortably.
Bvcry‘day a pile of letters came toiho
house on )lwiison avenue for Mn. Cleve-
land, who wanlu to nmwcr each letter
and comply with mm request.
ller inability llrilllt‘l’ld to her unknown
and numerous curt'vnpnmlcilts buworried
Mrs. Cievrlaml really. and lube.» been
dniiletlthnt the rent thing to do wan to
plow .Vlrn. (.‘lcvcland and the baby in mom:
restful retreat, where else could be left
alone. and am child would grow nirong.
Lakewood. with its aplendld pine-i. was
reelected. The place, in so near to Mr.
(.‘lcvelnnd’r illici- that he can come into
business every day if he desires to do to.
A ll-by'n Item-viable fall.
[unions 3:. .Vuv. m~wnlm l'ucbmtnn,
the fourvymirlnld boy who fell out of I
third ntory window in Williumoburg and
was taught in pool: wonderful fublou by
a panncrby. in round it! a bullet and happy
at ncllrn. The child with caught by John
Smith. a hrm pollution, who now the baby
tumble from the rilll of the third story,
put out hie urmn and caught the child.
The) Trend I Lilli. Child.
Cowman. 1nd,, Sov. tin-While Ale»
and" fowl.- and in! two mm were hunt»
in]; in the vicinity of Temple the dogn
tread mnwtldnz: in a hollow tree. The
hunter» not thrir guns readymml found
tbeunknown animal to be an infant but
two or three tiny: old, and still alive. The
child had evidently int-n abandoned to in
fate. Mr. Lem» tartlt’ll tin.- little one to
his home. ,. ”we”...
THE WORLD OF SPORTS.
l'mMo-t l'hulu lay- Tlurir Will In 3‘.
MI! I’m
hicuvrttu. Sm. ltlwf'mlihnt Zach
help ”returned from Chicago» and h
ulnimiow urn ii an ht- opinio- that
than would be ten clot» in his main
tine next team. The-logic clubnnutud
would be plucol In either Brooklyn. a
New York. There we: no chance. hudd,
forum or a great twelve club league
despite the league’s reports.
I'm- rm "our. um Illnl'n laud.
summon Cut. Nov. 3—11.. north
lily l'rou firm broke the world's
by trotting a mile any in 21'.
Bell lllrd’r time a quarter of a
Frau Prim Inhibit! the last quarter tut
legend; Hiram drive; by Hillard”
in»; in nay. amen-rill.
pee-d I article 240‘.“
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l.‘ ”WW”. record 0'35”“.
WM mm :turday. Bbfilthquh
reunion. Th hm couple then rim-mi. imam-iron» m~
boardeduuexpnutruiu for Naerovk Ii ”mmmdm cumuciuirnm
cityounrhortwedding tour. humiliation-Immanuel“ Rrw rm, rm. mm in-
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W V. performed ill fit. We?! ' W MIVIIIIL blah!" danolugm lint a
unurcbulifldcloclr. Mil-Amman, in Rmrwldnw but.
Matthew multinational “Memoir"fadvud
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Milan. Wunerpllunutlhi-hom m. wan-hilt" trauma.
of the We Mir. and In. manualldrhmnutfl
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EVIDI'INCB (MNCBRNIMI Till
TREATIMI‘T 0P l’flLlCl’ normals
07 Till! CilhllBCTlCll‘l' IND”:
XlTl' ASWMTION.
Nouwrur, Colin. Nov. 17th, um.
The Connecticut indemnify Association.
Waterbury, Coma:
Gunmen: —— Yrur agent. G. A.
Frank, having juxt banded then New
York draft for $368.57, I wish to publicly
thank 3am for our inomptnm and
rquare nailing. am rationed from my
experience with you that alone I was in~
cured for live tlwnoand dollar». with
weekly accident llullt'llltl of twentv dob
lumin its», that your coronary always
will act for the llrtll into-mun of its policy
thing. This. between you and miniature" holders.
Your ready payment of my claim for
eighteen weeks and three days; ctmilrmn
in cod opinion of you.
telling you the sum that you so
well dmen'c. 1 remain
Very truly yours.
{filmed} Jan. W. BANKS.
New HAYES. (fawn Dec. till), 1890.
(i EXTLExuxz- Let mi,- thunk you most
sincerely for your promptm-m in paying
me my claim of “.000 on the policy
isnued to my late husband. loam.- \ 'ntta.
lshall always bless tltcilny that ht.’ in-
sured his lilo in your company. You
have done men great favor by paying
the claim ln’lm'i‘ it waterline Ii y bus»
band had only paid in Will. and l have
received such great born-lit.
Yuma very gratefully:
(Signed) Siiun A. Wins. .
Priovinrmsn. it. 1.. Jim. 2i. Nil.
The Conrm'ticut Indemnity Amn‘iation:
' Let mc tliunk you for your prumpmml
courteoiui troolnwnt. 1dr. \l. A. Arm»
ntrong. frmnorly of Norwich. t'nim . moi
insured in your company more than six
years ago. and the» entire cult to him, Ill
nur- of 5H. to carry “.000 lllalimlll'v. pru-
viiling $5 per wool; in also of disability.
was only stoma. or $16.40 per your-
l'li-durting thr- inn-tits paid him during
lilo lifr. thr- iii-t curd of bin! $1,001» izmxr»
anon Wm only ile-‘i. This munry Will
pruvon grout hvlp in me. “till ll” in.
varied tin halite "Harry in the savings
bank. loo would inmv rcrrl'rmi nothing
dill’flll.’ his disability. and world how
loft me only!“ M. iii. mum-cl of tho 3mm
at dumb. (,llil lino l'ilfillill’llt's Would
have paid but will imirrnm-v fur tin:
truancy mid to your m-mpony by my
hiwbaml.
(Signed) Buzamrru .mvsrrimso.
DASBFEY mm. June is. 1591.
[thank you "mt-l. sincerely for your
very prompt payment of the insurance
money duo tirrdnr polo-y it'll. on my into
husband .l, llieardsluy. He had lawn
insure-d in your company alum» in“. and
bull always found you gi‘flirl’UUS and fl“
liable in your dealings with him an n
wlivy-luddcr. My “will“ grow un‘ially
dur your i-nniiwiy lmmwn although
llr. liv'll’iil‘lf'y.wllllr‘ twilight-tally derang-
pd. mmmittml putrid». ~.till you in no rr-
9?“ i iimtiimml Gn- vailidity of my
0 aim. spoymi-nt was not due me by
rhib terms of the pohry till August 'l'itb.
You have will in» n-u-niy days in ad-
more. line. Hum liiilftiu'lii’.
“'i‘i‘lLliM'tiY. |'-»\_\'.. Jiilv 3’2. L‘éiil
Edward A. Wrighi. Mun-tun}! llw t'uii-
nu tiwrt lmlrmnilv A“... lnuan. Waterbury,
Form”
ill-Lt x Six:
years.
l lulnlly kndw linw to vrx- |
OUR BOOM!
this week will upcll our
$3,500
stock Ol‘t'lfillkfl,Ulellf‘ll unquestionable bar-
mmm u; an...“ i...
W kindneir lll’OWll me. My hun-
. EddleMcGno, insured in your com-
gaff; lm.lwl.for¢l,mpayinirtls.
. e
ofty id»pneomonla,-lui 19
andto—dayJul vourgeiwral out. r.
Barnumhanded'me ourohcc for the
full amount of my c m. He made out
clippers for me, and kindly brought
me your check, thereby ravin me much
m agsoyancf‘.‘ lfoe that this
‘ 'a niten in on" your
should not be overlooked by me; therem
I shall be glad to do an 'thing ‘ln'dlly
power to let my frien s and other»;
now how you do business. 1 think the
benefitof our insurance, as uhown in
my cure, ngonld lend many others to it:-
sure with you. Yourn was the only
cmnpan iiuvbich my husband wanin-
eurnd ranking you with all in heart
for what you haw done for me. remain
Your» very respectfully.
Bunion Motive.
1mm lsurn Cm. N. Y.. July 28th. in.”
E. A. Wnion'r,8umrnr: Allow us -
to Sigm'our uatinl’uction iwith the
me i l'! 0 your compau n in
deathiclaims. “'8 were aiming-lynx-
«rotors of the estate of the late Samuel
ll. Arlington, of this city. formerly of
Sorwallt. who had birch insured with
you more than five yearn. having a rollcy
for “.000, and we wish to tharil you
for your prompt payment in full. We
rickmiwb-dgv receipt of your check two
months before tho-A claim was actually
due. Your» very truly.
ALBERT l). COLEMAES. l
SASL’BL i lirnxnu i
nu Mill wmnin illlllllllll.
Mrs. W. Fawcett.
importer of Pini- )iillinery. 'orrnr-rly So. 3
“liter street. now
:1 min 3mm. llilllllllll.
Trimmed military. in» different pntterm.
lint-s now ready. he latest novelzim from
aim-ml am: rIlI'VL-lvt! imiterun from our own
Mtnll'i-Erni.
llmsfli‘nrlmm. Til-{mo and Ronni-iii. Fine
Fl), jrt ftl’ftllfllfnl‘. in crown mr' "twirl. band
quit». Hole and both-rifles. (Mrlch om!
Tart! ' fornihrrw. lilmztm line «if flitr sills velvet
it“ w Mm and l'nlnfn.
llm imr fflrulrr nrrzsngementfl with on» of the
li'.till'..: harm-n of London. Eng, to i-npply "5'
wii 2: mull-t allnwl from Perle and Lnnrlnmthu-i
rumbling on m furni’di our instrument with the
mm: mum-t shin. at prices to suit all.
fine if, Many
The Same Kind.
New Haven. (.‘t..
. Juno 1'3. Hill.
Mr. H. R. Halo.
Dear Sir: Will you plmso
givo me the addrws of the agent
who sells your Com l’opperiir
New llawn. l have spilled
the bottle i had and wish to get
another. With what i have
used 1 ltllvi.‘ cure-ii twoof the»
worst soft cums that anyone
would lltll't‘ on their feet,
Yours rosiwctfully,
Executor»
gains will ho offered, and earnest endeavors
on our part will ho made to close them out.
Also, we will give you ll bonanza on im-
derwear, irullsluillig oi'gento’, lmlios’, missos’
and cliildi'onh, in rill grades.
CARDIGAN JACKETS
will be sold at auction prices. Through this
sale we will make a apt-acidity of
Black Dress Goods.
Sewing machines worth $65.00 sold for
$19.50. Buy one. Guaranteed for five
msumuce BUILDiNo.
appetite Donal.
IllumC. A. llrnmm»,
.lil l‘lxcnnngc 5L. I‘llw llth'll.
H’S
,1‘
john.
D. P. MORRELL.
”can"; ”laundromat
malice. anli insurance I cocci:
m Wuhlnstoa ririiri. 8coll- Norwnlk. an“
J. FRANK RIDER.
‘ fulcrum or music. '“¢
‘MIflrmfirVflllll piano layln iii. rel-module
rum. . ier J. nilJitemwuy
llnflfit'l. W
llall. New York. for terms apply tour addict»
I‘m. 74 Went itveniro. :lliilru
l-lOMEFl B. HOYT;
Expert Watchmaler and Jeweler,
lli Krilt'l'll MAIN "fi'l‘llEl'l’l'.
y.
if
Repairing of line and corrlplicaml watches a
amenity. Key wind than ed toniern. livery
’ facility for ttret clone wot . and the mei'han- A!
teal abllltv to do the Mini“.
. D
Dissolution.
VOTYCE is hereby given that the comrtner-
a. ship heretofore villa-ring lK‘lWI‘t’fll J. L.
\nn Nome Mid Elly-rt Valentin). notionllm
firm nanwof .l. 1.. \Uin Name 31 (51.. in [ill-t
do“ disunivwl by mutual curl-writ.
obit ll. Light will nwvi it for all bills rim:
the above {inmand all bil :4 pityable by them
Will best-tiled by him.
.l. L. VAX NAME,
ELill'th'l‘ VA LESTIXE
Math Nor-unlit. June 3*. Mil. in?“ if
Merrill Busm C II
933 0 age.
STAMFORD. CUES.
A iviilwnwzlhr t :tlrilriz w-hml for both Sl'fiitfi.
Fin-ry bimbo-9 brain-ll would thoroughly.
tinrrnhn. English mulmllc-gi» ptviumlor) smil-
it'f‘. .
lithium-y booms» rvllppliml williotllrr «said.
unto. free. of charge.
llcaqimrton for South Not-milk and tirinity
for the sale and rental of the Rr-iiiirimon Sinn-
llard 'l'y ire-writer. T 'pcwritcr nupplic‘.
For l'azaliwle. midi-m:
M. A. MERRILL, Pftrlilrnl.
ALBlN MALMO.
{Mala in all ltimL-p of
Fresh and Salted: Heats. Sausage,
VEt lETA limit-l. LEI.“ ‘ATEHF'EN.
Butter. Kgip. Lorri. f‘unru-sl Honda. l‘lrll.’ 'lam
Uyslerp. 0:17.. irti'.
NORTH MAI)" STREET. SEAR “1151'.
mull; Nurnnlk. well it
J. H. BROWN.
iiliiiiitary Plumbing. Steam and
Gas Fitting.
Jobbing llum- in it l‘ir‘r l'i;k-‘ .‘vlrrmavr and at
ltmmrutnb- l'llf'v".
nltlm Maul. Z€.«ra'...l~;. f‘nnzt.
.l. 0. JENNINGS,
Paper Hanger, Calniminei, Painter
.l nil ’ll'itl?’ in
wan mm in Begins
at >6..th Illitiu ~trwt. so. Smyrna.
Sample- built» of full line luiwr -
litrw,‘ervleAra and Hill )luiili ' .
llmlwe fur innwriuu. viii {wilt i: (I, iflhfill.
m: l‘- h: irnnimrho-i-rfirlly given.
1. A. Wll39ll& Go.
BROKERS.
No. 67 New Street,
NEW YORK.
lfiVv‘lllll‘l’lf7 mmlr in \‘t-n-lh and “min for
(kt-b or )lurginsufsmil nil upward-i. (our
nil-smite haul l p- r m M. m- it nay.
Orders received by mail or tele-
graph. References exchanged.
oil} but
Talia can ill The Mortgage
05 Yttl'il HUMI'ZSTI-Ldll.
llmv llu'ii um ml primal tour humour-ml?
llow make t'l‘l'lLt ll u silo-tier or your wife and
i‘ltlllll'i’n in nor you die: The «mm-r in plain
and runs: why sunning a id!" lit‘lilnfll't‘ Policy
for an amount npml tn the rummage. Thou»-
undsnf harm-n limo been ilmq prewrvr-l. and
we l‘wpv- ibuumml» of mom- will lie iii the
future. lint while-loin: this. wh ’ not insure
niiilrrnforrn of Wiley that nil mthf’ thi-
irioriguge in law you litmus well it. llllllr
event of death? .\n Endowment Policy. innu-
v-il by the i'ormertlrut General Life liwirmwr
f'umpiin). of Hartford. t‘nnn.. it ill m'o-ninpllab
thin it you die. the lull amount of the Policy
will he laid atone». if you llvi- it in puinbk-
1'!) Y0 ' and in either event it row-ii prove.
who and com! Enrollment. [more your life:
mi before doing in). be sure and rat-intuit tblr
g. S. L’Hommedleu.
Anni “’urhlnntrm seal-limit: Simulk
Mrs. Mead’s Schonl.
Full
Girls and Young Ladies
lit-OPENS 0010!!! l.
PRIMARY. lmnblfillm'l’fi. ACADEMIC
A)“, POLLKHI’. l’Rfil’AllA’l‘UliY
DEPARTMKW.
I‘ll’uplln min-illicit to “inherit! and \‘mur on
the certificate of the Prior!
an maxi mum that
. an A on rtmrny and
stamina all will but w ii
an he Phil ohm of marlin at gut: in“:
in mm
iii the ttehmt at 2595‘}. an”. i
u r-
guntb-‘up and clown the
Painless llammry' l
' Ill W.
to. intimation prions.
Overthvl’tlflmflch
Ttltll HIM III rumor Ullll-
mm Tu“ “W
_ mic rain minor weer.»
‘ infirme-ramgé
MW, ‘fththtlllt
Shop: llo. I2 North Main Street ~
“NWAW “WU m
HARVEYJLB. wmmui E ax
dealer ln boots, m m. 3.
Ibulindiau. . ‘ .
auscultation V
b p I I. .0 n H
32$”th Minor-tor: charm ‘ ' ‘
..manvernnmww r
W'L Trmmfmmhxmmfir ' ‘
m . A UDD'SG-rhflu lino
awninwmimmu.
(3.1.4:,
KN
. limemm
lldYES. mil .1330». n
of a kinda. pHorne ’
LIMBURXKR. WM. lfl Would
bridge. It. S. bender in allklttdn
LOCK W00!) 1.. Wroubiuxtim 8t.
fine meats. dab. ovation. claim. v
RAYMOND. fifiillgflom. 1380. Main
prime manta. poultry; etc. Choice
crush. prices.
SMITll'erASlllSGTONMABKET Will?
lngton rtfifi. locate. poultry forfau‘igytnde. .
Wltlillllvlit. .l. P. i? “all; (it. B. chateau!“
inmltry. flab. veaeiablee. etc. it. ‘ .
LUMBILB DEALS” l: PLANING m
‘ MNDALL'S Zillldl. 2.x. lumber and timber
rough or worked wardenmouldinnm
MASOKS AK!) “Ilium ,‘
n‘KYMOL'R. HENRY. 1:58 Went ave, 8. 1‘. All
kinds of stone mason contract: “ken.
dMlTli. WILLIAM H. zilli'ett It. 8. 5. Job
hing promptly attended to.
MARBLE AND GRAMTI.
BATES. l’. W. Water in. X. manufacturer of
mm Kruiritii and marble work. and dealer in
alum: work of all kinds.
)II'LN’S OUTFIT!!!”
C(Diii'l'm'll BROS. Masonic build' 1%. it So.
Mom 5!. >33. Gentleman’s furnishing goods.
FliAXt ”is d: ('5'). it; “'Mhlnglnn It, 5. N. flue
hm... gi-riilmim'a furnishiuge of all kinda.
MEI“: “ANT rations.
(li'fiilll'HKl. E. 31 “'all at N. A perfect t
guamnrmi; the latest atrium-non hand.
Kid'iiiflt. F. 17 So. Slain at. S. N. Pine toll.
wring n rye-Vital”: Rewiring. etc.
MILLINEBY.
(TOLLL‘JBL R. M. ii! Main at. S. 33. Liam”
material Until if desired. _
l‘l'l'l ‘il. AUNEIS Miss. ot‘Vull
“Ulil filnlcn island Dyeing
MUSIC TEAflflm
FHltlllS .V. K. 5i} \Vcst avenue. X. Teacher of
' l‘iuun, Organ and Harmony.
GlK‘ON. ALEX :6. :57 Menln at. N. Plano,
organ and harmony.
OYSTER PLANTIIRS AND BM
lliiY'l'. W. H. a #08, cu Water rt. 8. N. (foot
of ituy umnsl.) l’lanlcre.exwrternundwlmlov-
pulls rtmlrri in native u} liter».
REED it ill ll, MAN. lilt “'Iter $8.3. Plun-
yawn»
m .
”b
m
5t, ‘1. to
n. will?!“
turn and old: rs of Nora ‘0
UK Rum. J. 1.. r.- ('0. Y. 0. box “68.x.
PATTERNS AND Ronnie.
zoom i ' L: PATTERN wounsnm
mun. . up" ltivmaiile ave.>$.).llon2ehea
mg n gummy. by grim. hot water or hot
azr. Hulv‘l‘tmith: Somali: Lock Comp-n7.
{til-sum; Dr. Bubunmn, latent-n); H. I. Ber.
out. mini; John Try-on. (hot air); Will”
ll. .‘lnliil, isle-um): brace Church. mat};
and many others.
I’AISTEBS.
Bii.\i.\'Alll). F. f7. 2’ “'nzcr sf. 2:. 8 with
l" int. gold and silver signs in awe ty.
US l lilillASl’l tilii). ll. ’ “(more N. no“
unil sign painter. paper" hangorjlecorutor
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
NORTH. l}. b 78 “'uzslringtnn at, 8. X. (h.
qllltlif.) only ml that the best.
PHYSICIANS-
lilll‘.'l‘. W. (‘.. ( fll e 47 an! 5‘ ‘V .
5."); rimxmnriuo.’ i if: .1'7 io 3.3mm“ n
I'L‘SII TL’SBB It REPAIBEB.
il‘rlSlil-Zi-ZJA'. l‘. 001' Wall and Knight “5.23.3.1:
firm"! in p:nrma.orgun:5.rlu~et music. etc.
PLATINGVHULD, SILVER AX!) MM
wi’ru Koriwamt PLATLVG C0. to w
at. All kltiilnof elm-vim lulingdmte, “5%
and Inllnlfiltlllfl of all {lads of met goods.
IBIZA I. flti'l'A'l'll AGENT!-
LA \'_To.\'. Lu mi 5!. “nonmalignant E0
3.). i‘rnprrty for mic. home: to reunion adv
Wm )lliV.‘ my. l; A. x... Main no.5. bount-
n~m nnd building lot.» for sale. '
lil'IfiTAUIKAN‘I'S. »
l‘i'Xlil-lli. l“. l'. ‘I llnilmml Pinon. S. N. Null
at all hour» >irn-ily ilm clane in every ru-
siwcf. A fv-w table: lulilrllt‘l'h taken.
l..\ VF}: lil'll'i Vl‘ RESTAURANT, 5. 8.
ii) the has. prim iiieluuesi. Upenull t.
SCHOOLS.
1mm»: ..\ll.~':6 lNHTlTl‘TE.N.\'onug
innit-dint: and day ne‘lwtd. Full term 501)!
MRS. MEAD'S SCHOOL for lrhl'md om
liuiiva. lllllhillt‘. X. Full tcngopens Only. 1.
ulllfll'l'llANll AND TYPE—WRITING.
l..tl'iil-‘.lt's BLOCK. H. x. f‘. F. Plumb. Prh
y and rwning readout. Send form
h'l'liAM IINGI§BS I‘D I’Ulm
Xril’WAlJi ill”)! “’UPKH ('OMPA-
will" at. s. 3'. am Railroad bridge?“ n.
3612.131851]? TICKET All“
l..t\':l‘n.\‘. .l.\i'uit M. Werhinztonrtmext P.0
3.3. Pm. iii-hemlrariamuney order-mend
nroxn Dunno.
reruns, Jonxv n. u wth
brie ll. lime. cement. burr. [rm-ms} ’h'.
Molt'l‘ox. .mnx it. til 1‘: 1m avenue. 3. I
Alan lit} «1‘ or ('Irl'll rote Knl’ke.
”10‘1”. BANG)“ AND Hum
Kl-Z'l‘i'lll’lil. mummy :9 llavlland It. 3. x
”as Morita and watnvhe‘ulm I’- . bull
l'i)Wl!‘.l.L. J. W. 29 thlugtonltkg. ,
renounce. -‘ ' ‘ " ~
MHRTUNJI ill.\' B3: Taylor um. M
and heavy trucking promptly aloud-II h. »
csouunum
JRNNINISBJ. D. 9. Kim B. R.
deuce ll it'lm II. N"? '1':ka 40M b
Ji-zl.i.ii'l‘r:. om. at No. lulu at. u. it. On
at all hour».
RAYMUSD. 67.0. if.“ and u ml.
4.
Midterm-e 3 Berkeley at. Telltale.
A lillilll AIR. fill
GIVEN AWAY” -
With awry ll mmll of ourde
(any {Ln-:14» global“ Mumm-
da'i‘. ' .
Peril-M arithmetical "mind. Em“.
Morn" mania “gilt-tor
illilli’ilna liaili
till ”AIR ”1'
Bridgeport. Conn.
’l'lwhnnilminent mmln the
uivtlmn "
s. o. 3 Av i.“ E’s.“
Ill iii-via atria Mmi. lentil we
. y.
,. i r5 if;
Practical and «mum
tires prim) rented a fit A
lmrtpibm my pllrll led. '3’»?
in old rams.
i‘li‘vwx. minor. undun’wm
lodenthtr)’.
Martha? VAil'mt.
It. i Initiation Club”. A
Norwalk Chronicler