Bonnets-«so delicious on break
wirmmimmm»
tIlllrllasnrourofI'Inm' an moi one all
sale-pot butter. ‘57 a.
- /. l . ,
tollewedbyeloarlnucnblovwoathunndun
andlmlennderheckerdnnstreet,
‘Womox, iutbdrnow hell.
’ chinohwlllmeetntthercsidenceotlrs.
I”;
,, has commenced work onenew house.
, wrlhin 5mioutes. Ask for lie. or 10c.
' evening. ‘ It was largely attended and a
very enjoyable aflnir.
' Nae-elk. will be on sale tomorrow. I!
‘ nouns.
, wyWItChlfieymonr’n.
hwwmcmrwcw:
fwlllmhflrmnnmhlnoonrbo
ondlnthohnrbor. nos-tummy
, . with , 2M"? laryEBrennnndled other homoin
mu tin-city yesterday. murmur. The
funeral will be held from St. Marys
mnemonic», morning.
W
mmomoowmnom
B.E.Wi!sonbee purclnsed n Dude!
cop. depot restaurant Open all night.
‘Amwasborntlrbmorniogtoltr
this city.
The
Muofunooln
hole. where several coaches have broken
willhebeIdthineverring. down.
En Deanna, of lboBonee;
tonioroad, entered theemployof
mmhmdflm . Brooklyn,wherelrebas scented apart
lion. It will be remembered thntllr
-Fronhpork and wattage” canton
pound; 13pounde for 81. atF. Hayes’ Welolrplysd “'0" stop '"mmmuw
W
”mutual the W3. E. whoalaoregretthntllehnsnuno.
flannel: Bill, on Went avmue, thineven~
mp“ E 111.01Wmtmr "l' onceordercdtbementostopwork. The
trees infrontof the Norwalk Military
. institute had fallen to the are. but
Ilia saidheoontomplates murinne be-
:forcthewinterlover.
M‘
A stated convocation of Butler
Chapter. 3. A. 3., will beheld Decem-
ber 8. The election of otllcers will take
phoeot meteors. .
~—l"ictnree' framed toorder nt Decker‘ s.
TDWnshington street,:$onth tinrwalk.
residence moo: been touched. The
warden-ordered thattheybe’lot'stand.‘
. Thelndiesof tbeSonth Norwslk Con.
venationa! church are engaged in mak-
ing (monoments for the gallery of lir-
ingplohrres. tobeniven at the homeol
unl- ArJ. Crofut. Wed avenue, on the
ldth imt. In addition to the pictures a
nrunieal and literary poovamme is being
prepared and theentertninmrmt promises
to in: one of mewbnce.
‘ -fi'csl:hnu: for roasting Weenies
pound. at F. Hayes’market.
ills. Rebecca Gallo. aged ‘mnety-
eight years. died yesterday. e!» her home
in Greenpoint, L. I. She was the grand-
mother of George Collin, of this city.
Don’t seller from any kind ofhend
acbe! Dr. Richardson’s Cclery,(‘uheb
and Chamomile headache Pow den: cure,
lire. G. H. Moon, of Grant street.
Norwalk. who oriented the illegitimate
1 child olirwimnn norm-d Sweet amines
afterwnrrls compelled to giver: back to
her or: account of the relocation not
having made out the proper papers, has
presented a claim against the town for
til? for the careof the child for the time
, it wash: herpoaemion. The selectrnon
have made her‘ an offer to settle the
matter.
TherenrenevcutyG. A. ll. postvinrhe
state with a membership exceeding" t,-
000, The relief funds amount to .35.-
000. and the total property owned by
posts will aggregate noon». The
Women's Relief Corps has a member.
ship‘of 2.000, and the charities disban-
edby it during the current year will
reachnllll. Theorderininn
more flourishing condition at insect
than ltanytlmem il oatubdohment
intbestnte.
sample.
“.0.“
Quite a number or Norwnlk's people at
tended the hop given by the Westport
Lawn Tennis club in National Hall, last
.mwstookorholidnyxood
of Henbuflrotlm. of 53th street.
you have read their circular you have all
the liar-radon you wish.
“The Hustler." a farce comedy pre-
sented by the chief comedians of the
world will appear at Music Hall next
Thurmtay evening. Bend tbendvertbo'
merit to-day for particulars.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bonncloogh
celebratedthonooivernaryol theirmnr»
finnenttlmirhomeunl’nirlield nvenm.
Wednesday evening. A large number
ofguestlwereprseentaodnvoryenjoys
able evening was spent with (tension,
do.
Themt eutertninmontin the 1'. M.
C.A.oo‘urneln announced to another
oolunnr. Indemiellouthonl-Bhnrulrow
hubeeunownllnndfnvorablyknownan
nuderlornoneyenre'tlnt onewonld
eupoottoreennomswhntmatorewomnn.
brrtneanactnnltnctsheismyetthtrty
Wflmwmomm
. , for parent- up»
nlnlwido‘V'allumIF.aml.W proveolherentsrlng upon pnbllelllent
Andean. WW. Ann'l'nylor. ”Myanmfllertalart wannodecld-
MEM—mirofflwuedlbtitmmedn lrnpcndbllltyto
kesphsrbaok.
MWNMMMflh
ntPeoplb'hllnrker own: street Nor-
walk." “‘Wl‘i'w "a” - a
1;“ Wotan-W
room me soon. "
. ' .W‘trr.-I y‘l'liill H u
company In the Queen Into. the wnuoununqmmnom
morn, Macon-ad alienation.
ottlnbrnlpwlorneaoeool mound-torment:
New” lorConnecticntaremrt-
gladnolnoilolrmnnflorny aw
Illuhnel Ilanpn. Calvin 1’. Calvin; hr.
crease, Harvey C. Burlbut. (learns lor-
nnn,dohDoNer.Juolfl.Parnlum; or!-
~8mnrtboywnntodtoloarntlregro:
l
g i
s
n.
; one
manual-elven hdontirmolt. memos-returned horns
ram-mama:- monomer-rum.
«more this
til-o Allen 3mm
WELVolknlnfiwut
smith; , .1.»
join-unmarried.
W " mum yo
“Drawn mum
museum
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cldodtohnveaumrtoubecembewfi The ”W
ohmwm .
nuoudednndwmmio me.
17mm 5. radiant-id“
eewlthpurecream. a Adm
compliotinmodenhontthecondition Mn: and!» WW
ofRiverridonvenne.Norwnlk. In some memo» were studyin-
mm mudismid'tohetwelvetnchm iord- M m - lune number ‘0!
deep. Nearthecometrryisnbadmnd 300118ka
anomertripontbe FuevItBiunnrk. ac-
Thomas Welch. better known sebum mamamsildsrkontho
“Tornmyf loft town Wednesday. for .W ,
llamllallclobmtm. He heathe widholdnfoirnodinhhtb‘echurchon
roadwohe-ounrge circleoffriendr Thor-dorm memo.
When Warden Keelerwent down Best make suit-Ne arrangemenulorthouelv-
avenue yenerdaynoonhermmdduntbndonoturerhirdnnnlvmnryollu
therewssneedot'hispoesenoe andhent «pulsation. which takes place in the
town hell..lnnnnry 8!.
singing, rdeitntiodsmpeechesfrom promio
the five trees in‘front of C. M. Selleck’s and dancing.
”3,“ “rm 3'. :1. mum, mono! Batch John
V "W, Wehhecdl’. E. lees.8outb Neural”
Churlothwis. Debbi Cook and W. a
m . Annuals. The cutout-lewd
’fimh vhibrrl arrived upon thedzlllp. m. train
’ and aim roomohnd beonmnrednt the
Dayton house the entire party adjourn-
ed to Dir. Tolles' residence. where they
ppnrtook of a dinner mparod and served
Muster the care of lira. Tolls. to which
all did police. The oysters were genuine
Dill Ponds. flowered nod forwarded by
111. Tollee' father for the occasion.
“After the wanlofthe inner real: had
been calm cigars were lighted and a
social time followed. Coats and bats
were donnodlster and as many of the
visitors were members of the South Bore
vwnlkOId Well Hook and Ladder Co.
they naturally drifted to the parlors of
the Eagle Hook and Ladder 00.. where
they found a number of members await-
. in; them. The boys were well acquaint»
edandthere was no fonnn! greetings,
botaneod social time followed. Brief
remnrkswere made by Hornoe’llntch,
foreman of the Old Well. and others
rang or gave nrecitatiou or two. The
visitors were then escorted to the regime
of the Antonia club, where they met
‘mrny of the members. The visitors
More good singers and more singing was
engaged in. and there were one or two
storiutold to keep the boys from feel-
inn lonesome. The evening primed only
too quickly away. and when the visitors
ywereqcortod to the Dayton house they
know that Aneuniaos were fairly good
maple to visit. The visitors. with the
exception ol Dionne! Hatch, too} the
early rooming train for home and all
worried well pleased with their visit and
declared that ass host and hostess Mr.
and Mrs. Teller are eqnn! to any emer-
mennd (aware their superiors. The
visitors were former intimate friends of
3!. Talks, and the lrierelship commend
all long ago will not soon be broken."
HenryGodfreyhnsrr-tnroedhom
companiedbyBenryBu-yutfinm-
a
mum-r
mwh’ Guhdolfltlnkeoobnmh
lvnnhoecnstle, Knightrof tbeOolden
Eagle, has appointed a committee to
Thorewillbe
neat emcero‘of’ the order, refreshments
MotherRGrnmmannnewmisdn-
lobed. The) are moving ill, and will
probably open for businem the first of
nextweek.
Edwardliaten’hornnfelldown yester—
dnvand brokethe nhdftaof thewnnou.
The en mental llissLydidBrien.
dnogi.:er‘ornév.;1-Jorien lollobert
Moorerunnounecd. '
bliss Jessie Mother, of Brooklyn. is vin-
itiug at the residence of If. B. lather.
Undertaker James Birchnrd’s horse
fol! Wednesday evening; but no serious
damage resulted. ’
The engagement of Min Alice De
Genoa and GeorncStnrkis announced. ‘
lere will be an entertainment in the
torn hall Saturday evening. December:
id, for the benefit of the Brooknido
chapel. Artists from New York and
local talent will assist. ~
K‘IBHTS 0F Ctlhl' IDES.
fleeting-If the Directors“ The Columbus
Celebrlllol Next Fall.
The quarterly meeting of the board of
directors of the Knights of Cola bus
weshehl yesterday in Bridgeport. or
transport and noun-run. the past three months the basins of the
Min M, E. 119de to visiting benefit department has amounted to
friendein “widen. nlxwt ”Milli. There had also been a
large increase in members with a [resent
membership of about 6.009.
The arrangements for the proper cele-
bration of the mo anniversary of the
discovery of America by Columbus were
dim]. The celebration will occur
either on October !! or'ltl, 1992.- It is
expected that the membership of the
order will have grown to 10.000 and on
that basin at least 8,000 men will partici-
pate in the grand parado-
The board issued a new password and
took nctionon come matters of routine
lureiw.
The Lent Rites.
Funeral services over the remains of
Dr. tlmrgr-S. Bridges were held in the
l-‘irot (. congregational church at too
o'clock yesterday aftemmn. preceded by
prayerntthehoneobythollev 8.1]
Wulkino. The services at the church
were conducted by the tier. T. K. Noble
and 8.1!. Watkins. Both clergvmen
spoke in touching terms of the Christian
Ilfeof undress-ed andof hhndectlon
h complied. wm by the church quartotte. weapons!
on moo-aorta: J 11 0m of of thenlllel’rlu,” hDJKeolor
the me Mull! lots the We 9' monochrome; libs-lentils
Benedioblatheoeartntnre. g: km. may, “Mm m
1M mama. window,
anm.w Mm M‘“:Anlnplb , addt‘lntliom
residence of James Berna» Compo. neural 'l‘rlnt.” Ennyb‘nndrornodortl
Manning b trlbutoo rooted upon nod about the
Amoeptwuwufimiondnyueuon
George Dayton has accepted a position
nC. S. Sterling‘s mkery store in
Bridgeport.
Hrs. bionic Dooher‘ hnsbecn visiting
friends in Danbury.
The fence in front of the Saugatnck
II. E. church has been moored and the
edifice is soon to be painted.
The foot-ball match which was an-
nounced to come oil Wednesday after-
noon between the Y. ll. U. A. eleven of
Norwalk and the Westports was not
played. owing to a previous eegzngenrent
between the Strntiorrh and the Y. 11.0.
No. Pomibly there will be A game Wu!-
neoday. December 9.
(l. D. Jellifle and wife have gone to
housekeeping in the Jesse Bradley lane.
The rapper and surprise tree at Chriot.o
church Wednesday evening was a limo-
cin! an“ 'flto attendance was large.
and the rapper tarnished by the ladies
was eneelhnt.
The foundation for the new bakery to
by mambmmathomlmwmukmmmm
the “harm Watermellereueborint
fimwmmbmm meamedbylterm
MW liable The were ll. 3.
Inland Donnell! ultimo.“ 3.0M
olhswllnmmndneronn-Bhoo
«WW1 . 1
W
matured-linear.
- hammering-rewarding-
W dmmlfllflflwbm
4mm to roll Tan
term-nowhddtbmby the
spleen. applyattbebrnnobotllonfl a“ The
Wall mutt.
Mollie-tin»
mental-town
dementia ordw. {allowed by
“unabashedly threaten
“summon-gm
2!
dnbldfilindln a new Mindan- terminator-nan. Email.
“Mhmhhmdmb enters! resonant.“ s that word
loony.
! uncured. Would the
more, oflfr. wmmenm-
edundermnuydnwhackn until now.—
Standard.
Bell next Westley evening...
lcn’s grand royal “Superb” holds the
boards limdny and Tnenlay evening».
Rodringhasfyet been seen in Fairfieldw
county,or in the state for that mam.”
that equals Hnnlon's great spectaular .
ph,’ “sum"
and properties than anything it its line
that travels.
Matters Worthy of leaflet: fro- Ivory
:The Cheshsire Watch mmpony'sareots,
consisting of building. engine, machinery
mots, withsome too patents ”115,000“-
iiniohed watches, have been sold at
auction to Dr. B. T. Gornwall .for 50.-
500. '11an of sale wereflfiw at
thetinreofenle,the balance as scones
the transfer of the property is male.
The plant. including building. machinery
engine and patents cost the company
about $150,000.
Bedding. repairing the line. Many of
the polesnnd arms are being takendown
and new ones being put up. The cedar
poles that were out grecn are sound, but
those that were dead when out are
badly decayed.
Scott-port. Wednesday
Bridgeport. When he returned he
found all of the rooms of his house
stripped of various articles. Ever: a
silver watch which he always kept in an
old clock was gone. besides $5 in
billsandsovera! pieces of jewelry.
estimates; his kiss at about “00.
oanket. Altortlrenervloennttboohnrcl: W '1
.santnChorircoming willie
t!erole.nudhenrnk_eoit l
on. motion] or”
mnemoncw
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
ADAllK DODK-vlimnher 1M
_ more at Golden.
M ”found
return to the small Savings Sonny. ,
APOINTERM
mireblemr
' llo Hatch. No. It Unite: Park.
walntothe henaroeol
olhrullvernnd
”Moor" A
Mile for its moir'nuto
This play willbe presented atflnsio
WAN-Till}.
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Subject. “nonsense." Ilium
ADMISSWI“ 25 GEITO.
lecturubeglnontlnm—l-
Next week comes the big attraction at
experienced
, , with th Denim 1'?“
Bunnelh Bridgeport theatre. when Rau- More??? muifil'iinm 1:. Start: orw
Ale
m,
clerk. wbniswoll acquaint-
WANTED by Mad .ymrog man.
“All!"-
lion
:m'u.
l,erdrooo Char
m avenue. East Norwnlr.
one “with electric
Wbi ttaker. so
ill lw
It has more “'scroory
T0 LET.
NEWS TBBSEIJ TOLD.
Quarter of Connecticut.
F Ref 4 mans. with oil water, at No.
Osborne avenue. East orwnlk. Rent
$9.11) Inquire of lira-Hf B. Smith on the
venison. 1128
Apply to E. A. Woodward
11mm” of house—ll roame- wrncr-hlsin
and Benton! Place. item 3!;
The telephone men are at work in
Neck. newly pain
Rent rill.
\Veet sin-ct Somh\orwal
FURVDKED nymslxrgenlicmen. Apply at
kimol.
Soot
HOUSE on Dink street. containing it rooms.
:tjrcgt. .conlalniog all the modern eonv coin-noes.
1
Gold
Jacob)!
HOUSE near Elm Grove Stem? rooms.
water imrcnt '10. Alan: house on Eire
ltd sndin tint class order
Apply to John H. Knapp.
k that!
”51.1in Song; ‘1... drown...
Burritl avenue Morten: improvements.
my loCbester 1'. Clark 18 Quintard Fur-ct:
all in good condition; alwhonso onGrove
on rcarot tor. Taylor a
aroorr:
y all tf
on.
UUSE on Bourth avenue. near corn-:10:
Cor letter. Earl Somali. A pl; to
TboBeatYlece
You Know [Us
INSIB Nlll, SN. IllNNllN.
l. M. DON'T. Manager.
.. TUESDAY. Dec. ‘8'.
Pin EverWritlerr.
Looke'sPicturYoofR Rurnllrtf e, .8“.
3| PEixmsj,
The Girl I left Behind Io.
Presented By
Mr. Gus T. Wallace.
Am! lit-r Excellent Company of 2': People.
The Pughtown Farmers’ Band.
01:10“ Solo Orchestra. ‘
A Real Threshing Machine Ir: Full Operations
on the Stage.
Watch For Our Original Street Parade at 1:
Norm.
PRICES 35 50 8t 75
Sentsnn sales! thensual places.
We Have Been Here Before.
FOR SALE
Captain William Hayes lives alone in
he went to
some” W
oysters. mil dues
waters enough on tbegronnds tops for them.
walk. Conn.
“Byron eight hem oi nocdhard
Ybottom o “3}, mode. rilunled at
.if sold rinhtm away.
'Enropeanaod
not wash. There in bag
addresboxtbfi. th Ker.
d4 4a
lie
man twelve feet to £2" to
toC B. Smith. nenr t
OMB-Large roan horse
.good for no
work. "its: low. Apply at this other.
VILDNKG 11.75th!an antholo-
uallnrenlp no interest: mud fairy
for any lots: the) are ed a
water. MB}???
MIME
W- wan! avenue.
If two clothin dealers of Don Moineo. ‘ ‘ ,
lows. while ingzcoicagn. bought 1000 2th! “' $33.13.. i‘lr‘il’n "" ”my?"
suits meet» each went out with the
salesman at night to see the town. spent To It SALE (FR T0 BENT.
made a pleasure trip to Hot
Billings and stayed six weeks, at a cost A‘l elnht-room house no lie street. Em
8100110 for hotel bills railroad fare, Nor-Ink. in splendid con ition. Born.
fruit trrossnd good well or wotervm the prem-
A GREAT TREAT.
Will BlNlETNN
’ The pond Renowned Post. to)... Reader
and Int-turn. or!!! be at the
congregrt'l church. to. Mill.
wannesnrv, no. ,9.
Subject oi Lecture:
"cm or sirens“
etc. and then bought 8 bottles of Cactus l‘. h i “H t l A
Blood Cure. each. at $1.00 a bottle. what h‘f‘iroxm‘ii’lriicnmé'mJé in. 1 3.3351331:
wants! a customer have tor; my for a suit "11- “if
too ertogireaprofit cent.—
m of it: included? p“ inner. ESTATE. “““W "m
K “- 7 “d °' 3““ “m“ ”“5 loadings r Humorous Irritation:
(incurs Blood Cureand will give you in-
formation.
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’1. it. c. l. denim coon.
0911: Hours, runner,
WEDNESDAY. DEB. 9.
Till-2
Jessie Buuihuui
Entertainers.
Greatest Eloeutloulst on the Amrrlcnn
Shane. l‘hnrt Opemrlintnrrle Prevhmnnt l’ln'
noon.1\orwalkl’lnistul‘e. . Norwnlk. at I
o‘clock a. In.
lliNl llNlENN ElNlBlTlllN
lo the
U. G. T. R. A. HALL.
Washington Street Bridge
Thursday. Dec. l0.
steps». by
REV. 0. ”ND. . _.
Assisted bytheflwrdlhfllnalflflodelyflnr-
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The View wmcm of internal-cocoons
In Eamon. dl It
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boandtuIPnneltlnrd. unfilled
“liome(loard,"toba glvsnto
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TAYLNR ll BlllllEN,
TO RENT.
THE
Woodward
Homestead
For the winter. nt a mine} price.
ortoleeselnra tern: of years. also
For Sale
With two unset land. including
twelve building lots and bars.
It lets Tim: Iltll The Boot Billie
hilltop.
t
he opportunity seldom offered An
all“ till ‘niiiitnc:
FwThPMMllllflwyllm
for panic-M their to
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Further Particulars later.
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Just One Jolly Night.
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THURSDAY. DEB.
Brilliant and unabridged presentational Davis
& Keogh'm New. Bright. Breezy and Enormorw
ly Successful Farce Comedy.
’TNE HUSTLER
All the (' blots of the Comedy World Will Ap-
pear Here they are: John Kern-ll. Barney
Reynaldo. Mollie Thompson. Mlle loan.
Eddie llondwny. [lorry latnblon. ha.
flute. Belle Harts. (loom Dammit-Bar—
need. 0- Hill. Willlur: Gould. Zelrua
ltnwlnton. Dildo bum W M
title Kalli. Vesta mavens. Innate Conway.
flack lieutenant; Norton.
a “Or
the man. lost Tale ted
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m“ wrsr roll. no not new
dents new onnnlentlloyt’nnnd money's
a“: :1:
4%
Saturday Beltane and Brenton. the. I
IISS Nilll lilllll.
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