South Norwalk
' . Something New!
QueenlabIIISyrup
lama-rm milliliter barks. also by the
gallon. wwsfln delicious on break-
fart cakelL “mill: tinsel butterscotch by
nflwmmflm. one cup of syrup and
andcupoflmtm.1§yll.
Tryllv‘rPIrr Maple Syrup.
Millions It: all
”Midtown III.
OunWalnuts
Anninpvrry last for me per Wk. Don‘t
who for Christmas.
Ourlvpoaagl‘ tubal! had no airing eucl-
katrathfirtioa. ”Mona.
lllllllllE lllllllll Hillll.
lullarthlrirttml.
‘SOUUTH NORWALK
“ _ marlin...
. (fily Hotel, last evening. The meeting
' In. 5mm new a... and a. will
’ m8 manually.- bret bread ymmr
”pa-ll nalarlew tiling with
’llpv'a thmforoveraym,
ourplcklelndvlndoubled Why.
“‘ “the
, THE EVENING SENTIEEL.
l sums GOLDEN. arm-ham.
smoothka Salon
Trans-lye“ .
sun. I mimic” nauta.
lint-H Alp-ugh Wyn.” 1
--. was?“ I "co-I han-
flair for! lava" "earner rare-arm.
In this district today warmer. fair weather
and fresh to III-nil eontborlytn mthwerlurly
winds will probably prevail. followed by pit»
fair to partly cloudy waathar and brisk or
flush southwesterly windawlll purullmrooelb
ed by light local rain or snow in New En,—
land.and.on Friday fair weather. with slight
temperature changer.
The new floating bridge at Whoa
Point is nearly canpleted.
All the letter carriers in the city have
purphascd new uniform overcoats.
Frederick McMann, formerly clerk for
George A. Ferris has accepted a position
, with Finney & Benedict. uptown.
A wagonette load of young people went
to Wear Norwalk last evening and at-
tendcd the oyster supper in the chapel.
Stephen Flynn, one of Raymond Broth-
ers' drivers. is in New York to-day to
attend the funeralof h'n sister-invthlri.
An informal meeting of tho Merchants
Protective Association “so held at the
adjolmlcd until next Tumday.
The axle on one of Raymond Brothers’
trucks broke at the corngr of Washingqu
and Water streets yesterday and precipi-
tated a load of bricks to the ground.
The second annual matinee ball of the
South Nnru'alk Athletic club will be held
in Germanic. hall on the afternoon of
New Year's day. The grand march will
begin at 2 o’clock.
\V. l". Cun'ul, of New Canaan, has
hosed one of the stores in Randall's
block, East Norwalk. and intends open-
ing a bakery in a short time. A large
oven is now being built in the store.
-—A frame given with enchdoz. holiday
photos at lewis‘, ll Main street.
l'harlcs Pardeo. a carpenter employed
by S. B. Wilson on the Sorwalk ("lob
building. out an artery in his left hand
Monday afternoon. The physician who
attended the injured man found that the
lower joint of the first linger had also
been severed.
The cake and apron sale given by the
Ladies” Aid Society of Trinity church.
Mt evening, was a success, both financi-
ally and socially. There was a large at—
tendanceand the net reoepm amounted
to $3."). reflecting great credit upon those
who had charge of the delightful afiair.
in order to reduce his) large stock of
furniture. David Stow announcer that he
has marked down the prices on all
articles in his‘lirw. To back up the an-
nouncement he quotes former and pre-
sent pricen Ilit wnrcrooms on South
Main street contain an immense stock
of holiday goods.
Tickets for the magic lantern exhibi-
tion to be given in tho Uuim'Gospel
Temperance Ill-form association hall to-
mlwrowcvrniug,aroon sale at Charles
II. Seymour's grocery store. In addition
to the views of Europe. given by Rev.
Lind, the Swedish Singing Society. liar-
mony,of Bridgeport, will render nelso-
tionsduring the evening. The descrip-
§ In of the views will be given in English.
The December mind the teachers
of the city Uongregatimlnlflumlay school
washeldinlhesunday school-roonlast
eveni Thcrcwnsagood attendance.
Ebonhesofflietoqn‘ Wag
WW Mrs. Mary GarkiaAd-nl.
of Canaan, Conn" delivered unable ad-
dress on "TbeIlome Department," speak-
ing particularlyof her own experience
inthework. Rev.A.Wheatonapokeon
Biblefllil].' Bismark-mm In-
inviting. m
Laetwoekwepuhhahedanitem about
BanryJanlnhnahDauaumW '0
longhland forhay. Onthemturli the
boat struck on a’rocknear Huntington
land rtoveahole nearly-foot cumin
horbottom. Thehoat partlyfillrd.but
0|“methan
Multan, when tiledfty molhay
batten-e ably into port-t
walk.
Lin-h III-mic ammo-Inc
pound.atl’.Bayd‘lnarkai.
.tiai,cloudlaua. Tomorrow all‘htly warmer. ‘
Thadihoaner'd.nnrit is unloadiaia
wotbriekforJ.B.l'errh. .,
mmaaxnm’ Ital-om
mamofooalforlEEa-rh. ’
’Junior Brown has removed from On-
‘ “oeuww WEI No. 8
MWMWIW ho :i'v'i'.
E?D;Maflhaeafi¢ahtfldh‘mm
East avenue forOartler, thecabluuu. to
beuaedinwashingcarrlagat
“8i Perkina"drewagood malicnooat
Music Hall last night. which ensured a
much plea-ed asovor with tlle‘oonledy.
our} and family will mil“:
Bell Island all the winter. 11-min
eovoralfamilieaonthe islandat present.
An oysternlpperwill be held in the
East Avenue M. E. church hiday even.
ing.oommoncingat MD o’clock. lt is
givu by the Young People's aooietyof
theohurch.
Are youlweak and run down? Dr.
Richardsoii's Chinohona, Chamomile and
Ger-rim Tonic Pomlan cure Weakness
and General nobility. Ask for 5c. or
We. sample.
The Stanley property, at the corner of
Water Itmetond‘Soutb avenue. has been
purchaaed by Fred Sailor a Son. Betta
It Elie". of Norwalk, were the owners.
——Bridgeport U nion.
A number of Norwalk and South Vor-
walk cigar makers attended the fourth
annual when of the Cigar Maker-f
Union. No. 282, in Sailor}: llnll. Bridge
porLMondoy evening.
—Fn-sh pork and causally-ll) contra
pound: 18 pmunls for G), at F. Ilnyeu'
market.
The Independent Social club still give
a musical and literary entertainment
next Monday evening at the rgeidcnce of
Victor Ferris. Bayriew avenue. com~
wooing at 3:00 o'clock.
II. o. Rainiallhmparingplansfor a
colonial resilience. ton» feet. for. Henry
de 8. Schenck athopers, near Ridgeflehl.
restvtinirhed with shingles.
hut of the Immaculate Cmeeption.
masses were held at St. Mary's church at
5:3) and 8:30 o‘clock n. m. The paroch-
' in! school was clued all day.
cently destroyed byfire. The property
is owned by Frank Wayland Follower.
high.
walk before spring.
enlist church in Maiden was laid yester
day aftcrnoon with appmyuiate and' on
people being [ML
East Norwalk. is the builder.
mu. high celebration at Trinity
rector, Rev. L. N. Bomb, applmed reat-
ed inawhito alb and purple charable.
with a large crust on tin-back embroider
0» edinred,and duringtheservicethuano—
tubellwaa rung. The high ritual at all
aervicoII is causing omnrnmt.
The funeral of James Dorm. who was
killed at Wilson Point Monday night, will
Sterling street, Bridgeport, Thur-lay
church lotlmtdw, “thélock.
.w
—-Picturea framed toorder at Decker' II.
“Washington street. South Norwalk.
Theannnalelectfiouof BatterChapter.
No. as. ILA. Inwnrheld Homing.
rerultingarfollowa: ll. P..W. P. Berri:
11K” 1W mm; 2.8.. JrltJtay-
mood: Treasurer. Thaddern iluym
Secretary. REWW; C. 0. H... VJ].
Raymond;l’. 8..J. A. IcGinnb; ILA. (3.,
I]. D. For: I. IV..L W. Dotyll. IV"
GLMng;~I.IV., W.B.Wllkin-:
’l‘ylrr,A.J.Crn.mon. ,
Ilium-Ch sum and III. II.
mun-aim
Will-Ema” “WMB
lhrt hulk M man; of acute
mam-pd mm
' Mm “WU WW
mm Interleukin-raw
bun-flue rut-at
waddlkwvm.
N
Null! ‘fl‘r’. Ht 5 Wow V guilt: mum m
Thetlntstorywillbe of stone and the
Yesterday being the anniverury of the
M. l). Randall aigmd a contract yo»
terday ti) rebuild the Compo Mills, re-
The building will be 35x”. two sluice
bliss Hunter. the valuable four’yearo
old boy mare owned by E. M. Lock—
Wood,ofCreole, N. J.. iaat W. I]. Look—
wood's training atabln. The other bones
of his stable will be transferred to Nor-
le corner stone of ‘ St. Paul's Univer-
pressive ceremonies, revels! hundred
M. D. Randall of
l‘hmh- WI 0" 3““‘1'II “W W: J. Finch spent Sunday with nil-ml.
heheldfrorn the rosideoceof hie-inter-
in-law. Mrs. "Frederick 0. Dawson. 72
morning at smo'clook. A highmauoi“
requiim’ will be Word!" up at St. Mary‘al
Thad-swarm.
..--0—~w—- M M W
Airline
clerkiutbsNorwllk m Itnrs,dled.
“mt “
Mdmwml
aw markdowns»!
only? mo)" Wit i!“ vam our"
(luvs-49v- whirling!
mormvr morning
Contractor Bach command work
four-inchwaterpipetobalaidalonx the
Connecticut tnrllpike. B
JmephCable. a bl-rkamith employed
by Charles E. Miller, is lying at the
polutofdeathathiaemploydrrnddmoe
ouGrandrtieetJiorwalk.
The graduating clanaof’nof tbsSouth
Norwalk High School are preparing for
an entertainment to be [truncated in the
school hall after the holidays.
Rev. C. II. Sellack has been raked to
ofllciate at the funeral of Charla Car—
penter,bobeheldfromhlalatereaidenoe
in Brooklyn. N. Y., on Friday evening
at 8 o'clock.
Mrs. Irving Johnaon and daughter
Helen. aocompained by Mi- Gluie
lockwood. of 'hoy, :N. Y.. are mat
the B. K. lnckwood midence on High
m. mamr.
Stallion Comatock and Nelson J. Crow
insolvent firm of Ghrk d: Louoabury
whocarriedonthe shirt barium at the
ltowaytou mill: for some time;
Robert Thompson. who fell from the
bridge over the llaobury and Norwalk
track. romaine about the same. It will
besorne months before heentirely rc-
oou-rs from the effect of the fall.
in the South Norwalk Congregational
mmlnlmmmn as one
of the most celebrated lecturers and
readerstbatthe world has'yet
C. B. Coolidge, who has been negotiatr
ing’ with I]. B. Frye. of Armenia. N. Y..
relative to the removal of his ironwork-
ing plant to waalk. has received word
from him to the eflect that hells an
odor to dispar- of the plant there. If he
does so. he will consider the Norwalk in-
ducements first.
Mrs. later llunt died at her home.
No. 13 Elinaheth street. yuterday after-
noon of quick consumption, in thetbirty~
eighth yearofherage. She loavesahua-
band andIfour chlldrunand alarge circle
of friends to mourn their loss. The fun-
eral will be held from the house to-mor-
row afternoon at 2:5! o‘clock.
—Purs eoflee with pure cream. be a
cup. depot restaurant. Open all night.
Daniel McIntyre. of this city. one of
the Consolidated rallroad's popular con—
ductors. is soon to wed one of Norwalk's
estimable young ladies. Mr. McIntyre
is well known have, being a [Imminent
memberof the South Nora-alk Athletic
club. and his many friends will wiah him
much happincla and prosperity.
Import and Samuel.
In llrmklyn.
Mini Carrie Bndloy' II visiting friends
at Newburg. N. Y.
Rumorhaaitthatabra-bandisroon
to be organiaed here.
Mr. and llrv. Charles Harris. of Bridge-
port. are visiting at Robert Inc's.
Mr. and Mrs. William Sarton. of
Springfield, were in town Monday.
Mufti}. u “whhwlllkhland
llr. Watkinqof Norwalk, wereintowufinrcl
Sunday.
Clark Barnum. of Danbory, was a
”Mufhbvnotber.hm-
ickluehouae.
Tbemheraof Trinityohurchparbll
evening imp-ring the
decoration.
thq) Williams will be at Trinity
church Sunday, Doom.”
therlteofoonnrmation.
J. D. Wood's Iatcbd factory clog.
Baturdaytotakoinuntory. Workwill
aotheraameduatllaftwllewYun.
“MMMWJ. Flaming.
WthaWuldlnlldltyDaya
Cumin“ anion-IMF!
WW
‘fio church
IT EII'IIIII nulls.
'84IIWashIngton Street.
”MWMSW
“mmmammnm '
have been appraising the stock of the'
When you go to hear_Will Carleton '
church tonight you go to see the moat '
ll I
Mt mum-taint“ noré
cult Paopleaal'l‘kalrhlaada.
I 'l‘hefanlllyofChiefof Police Vollrner
‘ returnedhomaviritinllewark. ll.
{‘lu‘l.i" “1.“. .mv,‘
attest, in visiting Mini Alice Jerome at
, Ilayfleld. N. Y.
yeaterdayontbe 550 foot «lemon of .
William R. Inckwood returned last
night from hia trip to Washington.
Tllll BOROUGH INDEBTEDNESSI
A Stale-oat of Expendltam Prepared by
Burge- "aadnrboof. ‘
The following is a statement of the
borough axyemlitures. pmpared by Bur-
,gem Yanderboef :
At the close of luminous for this year
the increased i , of the bor-
ough' II flouting debt $333,318. Ill.
Nov. ll. ltIIL the floating debt vine“ ..su.mmo
Nov .1 Water Commissioners ....... 10111)“!
:5. ll. mount-wk!“ . .lltng
. "Boron; work ‘ “JD.
Toulfloatlnldebtlan ngnl. mm
Ill. SI. DILW alarm MIMI)
April 6. “'at‘er Commiealo we?“
June ll. Water (hulmlrllonm mun
Sept. 8. Water Commissioners
Roma. “Borough ..................
Total floating Indebtedness. "r7316.“
Out of the 84.5% tbsflbughtfiemsurer Water
(‘hlnmndo' urn
hhzlda a (21$? check for $2,810, which
Iii on m on account
of the Jo‘unit. betweenpallmT. Rider and
George Queen now
The borough h
not as yet rem-iv
way committee have
their share ($1,750) of
the town appropriation for roads. The
borough treasurer also holds 15 turned
in by the Sea or committee. increase
in the borouxh debt will really be the
roomy spent at Monday night a mung.
which, deducted from the amount on
hand. leaves the increase of the debt
about $2,500: ..
T. S. Vasomnorr,
[mac flown.
z, Finance Committdc.
A TOIII lltleblndleaa Isl ”8.500.
In the line of the adove statement we
have recurred the. following communi
cation:
Editor of the Srafinrlz—Aooording to
the borough report. published in the
floor. the total floating debt of the
borough is aerosol. Of this amount
“8,8161” is chargeable to the Water
fund.- Last year's floating indebtedness
was titan
u'IL-I'clurrgul to the water fund, leavln
on the shouhlenl of the Court of Burgers
adebt of menu. This year the mart
baron indebtolneas of ”.8” to answer
for. Taking from this. the amount of
debt chargeable to the former court, vir. .
“will. there is a balanceof 810.500 for
which this court is directly responsible.
This increase is up to the time the bar-
ough report was published in November,
and the amount of bills paid at Monday
nixht'smmingJogr-ther with those to
be paid at the next meeting arenot inclu-
ded. Thule will pmbably amount to
wmewhere near $101!”). which will
makea total indeptmlnees of 338.500 to
be shouldered by the new court oubide
of that II: We to the Water
Coal looms. During the past year
uot’a dollar has been added to the sink-
ing fund to liquidate any port of the bor-
ough debt. Kli‘Kl‘Ilt.
Tribal“. to "An-t lay.“
The National Tribune. published at
Washington. D. C.. prints the following
tributes to the memory of Mrs. Sylvester
Keillor, familiarly known as “Aunt May :"
Puritans or rur. C. C. :—-l cannot ex-
prem toyou inwordsthelndnomtheroio
tnmy heart andhome to-daywhen our
beloved Aunt Illa and faithful sister ofw
thei‘. C. Guards to be laid away in her
narrow turf- made dullin. lcannot be
at that sad thering of rienda in per-
aon. but my hurt and tlunrgbta are with
the dear ones gathered at South Norwalk
as they meet toopa the last rad tribute
Mi- Jonnic l‘. llobtnaon’. of Danbury a thrifrnguory 0{who had £1”:li
m w M (III I?!
" ““5“ II"- F” '1‘” "mm"? ml an helium; of love: u did
.3“ can...“ “”3...“ ”‘ m“ “I“ if... “porno.
‘ to “I“ m m .
Wig, ' 1 IadornegoOd e.thatlt'wastobothe
last time I a can t and
smiling faoeand hear her indly voioe
moonlit know her and not
as I sit here and look out
upon the falling rain. it manna fitting
ml”. to the falling teanr
the tire-idea left desolate by iii
abamce of dvarAuntMa. andltllin
how anon our brief lifewor in over.
root: In“: In! It Irnaar.
Anon-«dear each work is done.
Another-went far. none from sight:
Aurthur patrol folded hands
Acre. a in“ of marble white.
Auntllar'akiallvolrehallaatml
Andalnhaa-ld bar [angled-bye. '
Mwawaytewaara‘crowa
fatkatlhiuhthoraeabovnthvm.
“Mmmmfrommy.
”mumhmmm:
nmmmmmrmnm »
lawmaaatothaiaat.
MadrflaWwQO.“
Wmhdfidmamaum:
smurf-walnut...
My amount-maven.
” wamw-Iuhnum’u:
O
sisal,
SOuth Nomalk
PINK": AND 8001“»
Of that amount filing,
, Tea, Cohen, Baking Powder or
‘ that}; original. painted specially
"1 foruraudcan onlyboprocured
minnow macaw
Ila-trial flatten In Which Play-00in;
Poona will be Tatar-atoll.
Durhandxmgh’e farceurr, whohave
ninedfidlnpread popularity Iaa orient
Real Estate and Insurance
‘of
‘ havoc cyclone of popular fruits and fancy
, ‘ , , , , ‘ ,‘queoatablaryrupatlsoquart. Largeswoetb‘lorldu‘_
« . down. Weareleadinginspecialtiesandsell goodspf
y; ! quality Everybody praises our coffee and «ya it is; th‘
Ort Lengths befound. Theyoomofrom all our for our m. ,
pound and say itiatbe besttobe had. Ourtrade intbcaogooill
is increasing daily. Hacker’s buckwheat flour. and com to
thebcston the market. Leave your order here, you will
more than pleased and always See-moor.
Charles E Seymour
goodrotauyhousointowamndrellat’
leading Ewell. 33 Washington Stroll Sillllll lolvlll.
Taylmf at Golden.
A GREAT TREAT-
oompany is headed by that bright, witty
and We Hibernian, John Kernell,
for drummers. have I. tend
riht 11' Co.
SHIIIBTIHI IEET,
_, H. mm W... IIIIIlIII
Thrall; Ii lh-uadage,dbth17r‘WW§Finlti§lbowin My
KW. #9:“deth .Wk. JILMllalc Hall, Thura- . . . -v..- ,1. .
All: comm ammo-Inna “grunt-III mnmlrthful and melo m.-- ”m" T“ Wfimg‘mfrm
musical; ‘ ' .“The Butler." The . in. h , m, ~ . '
‘0‘: “Minnie \vilch. of South Nail] unusually mv Ellen“ and VM AENI;£IIQ?IQH gag” mmegegslfidfigz' cflfl‘flflt I church, “a ”null
whose name is a synonym for pungent,
keen-edged wit and quaint humor. '
Amongthe other entertainers in “The
Hustler" are Barney Reynolds. the
fawollerman dialect comedian sud
vocalist: William Gould, a popular
comedian who has seen service in many
of the leading comic opera companies;
Gus Mills, who stands pro—eminent as an
impersonator of eccentric female roles;
Eddie Roadway, the agile and unctuous
little comedian of the “Ship Ahoy" oom~
pany;Harry Leighton» youth vl-‘itha
marvelous alto voice. until recently the
principal soloist at Dr. John llall‘s
church. New York: l_.eouard Somers.
’l‘KE house corner of llanford Plan! and
Alan home No miloodward avenue. rent an.
Inquire of I}. f" Wmnlaard.
Neck. nevi-ll pointed and in first tilt.“ order.
Item no»
West strict. South
Fl’l‘l‘clNllFD rooms togcntlcml II. Apply at
Apply to(‘ been r I ( lurk. iblzuinlarll ant-.nue
South Somulk.
HULK ~15 on Ill: h mm. containing 5 rooms.
street. containing all t e modern I-onv enlrnuw'.
omiz'ri n, mfikmwfla‘;
.. “3;; 31:” 9.» WEIINESIAY, DEI- 9-
Subject of beetun:
"cIIlIII'jIIF succlssc
_ 4 lntervperscd With
Headband Humorous Recitation: ‘
TECKE‘Fi'm . . . a 500 ‘
Diagram of seats oat Plaistad's drug F ‘
Vltln‘ South Norwalk. finned (“880175 drug
all)!» Norwalk Tuesday mdrping, at 80' clock.
l. ll. c. i. Enlenainmllltlltllm. I’
HPEHI HllllSE, HHHWIIH.
South Main street. It rooms. rent 33).
“(ll SE near Elm Grove Store.” i room»
water in. rent :10 Alsohonnc on hly‘ a
to John ll. H
l
Appaofllklk
napp. 82
"6 if
the \\ urwick hotel
SIX- ROOM Collage for small family. on
Burrilt avenue. Modern irxltwrivemoulu
nl'r- if
all in mind mndi inn: :llwliimltennhnne
MICK Mentor and hill!) Knill :1 "I00! with aroumy barnon roar of lot. Taylor It: .
' . , ' Golden. n llff ‘
popularcomedlans and vocalIsta.andthe — ' _ ,‘
“ " . OISE on I unh avenue. n at mrnsrof l,
”I???“ luau!“ mama." The I (on: stn1?.En.~l hllrwalli. Apply to Till-3
feminine members of the company in Jacohll. Layton. ulull I
point of talent and popularity rank equal
with their male conforms. There is‘
For: saw.
Jessie Boulhoui.
Mollie 'l‘llomwon. the highmt salaried
solIhrelte on the American stage; Zelma
Rawlston. one of the comic opera favor-—
“('5 of the New York Casino: the sisters
I
Jr.. Five Mile River.
200
Ill and rnainsall boat. :34 fut kw‘L 'Jt‘Ifel-i
uver all. inquire of John ll lainnrlc-
7 W
liquor barrels. Apply to (ll-urge Lowe
5. Mainstrect. Somalia. 32:1
Entertainers.
The Iirezllwl Elmlltionisr on the American
laporte. a duo of brilliant lyric artists:
Virginia anpert, a silveryuhrmted
FOR SALE (DR T0 RENT.
Stage. ! hart 0p- ns Saturday Previous at Pin‘
neo <. Sorvralh; Plaiuted' 5. Norwalk at 9
0 cl Ick a. In.
almgstrcssJatc of the ancis WIIIIon
Opera company; Vesta Steve-nun charm-
ing Englhlh vomlist, and Mamie Conway. I
a mmediennc of conspicuous talent.
X
A Norwalk. in bplt‘
eight- room home on “can Flrlf‘l. East
id condition. Barn.
fruit ln-eeand good we of “"l' run the pn-m‘
illusl'c HilliiiIIfII‘IIIiIIlIII,
~05. l’. «anion irnmcdinto-l. Apply loll. 0 y x- .
ll. Tulle: at Hatch. Buileydz 'o. '3 Eli"? Sor- Just no oily lght
l
Other attractions are a corps of Parisian
«luster dancers and M'llc Staccione, the
THURSDAY, DEC. IO.
REAL ESTATE.
" parlors and poetic " Italian ballet
premiere. Said Frank Young. business
manager of “ The Hustler," last night:
will that we claim for 'The Hustler' in a
dramatic way is that Author Lew Roeen
has fashioned a garment that affords a
reasonable cruise for the introduction of
numerous . amusing situations, some
clean-cut. unique characters. a plethora
of music, dancing and singing, and a
vast amount of new stage business. We
plead guilty to the charge that neither
Saudon or Bronson Howard would stay
out 0’ nights to pilfer the plot. but what
does a little thing, like that count against
a performance that is everywhere pro—
nounced bright. interesting, exhilarating
and right up to the timl‘s from start to
finish."
Volcanic. Romain: Information.
Several years ago while walking down
the Connecticut valley with a party of
students. we chanced upon a curious
lodge of rock surmounlinz a low ridge by
the road that run-I from Berlin to Meri-
Ilen. about halfway between Hartford
and New Haven. A scramble up the
slope through a bushy growth of young
trees led to the foot of the ledng—a
thick bed of gray-greenish rock. not in
layers like limestone or sandstone. not
crystalline liki- granite or gne’nis. but of a
lwee. structureless texture. here and
there carrying roughly rounded blocks of
were so well marked that there could be
little doubt of its nature and origin: it
was a bed of volcanic lashes, interspersed
with DICK ks of bombs of lava that must
have been thrown from some peighbora
i vent long ago in the ancient time
the rocks of the valley were made.
The ash bud lay upon aseries of muddy
aandstones that had evidently been form-
ed under water for they were derxnited
House and Prop-
Inly Has Been
Leased.
one lot on Lowndcs avenue for
sale. price 3:
\Vomlwnrd avenue, price $50.
and very cheap.
can be purchased from the es!
late less than $0300, and are there-
fore a bargain for any one look-
ing for a desirable location for
CHRISTIAN SWAIITZ,
Brilliant and unabridged presentation of Davis
& Keogh's Sew. Bright. Breezy and Enormous-
ly Successful Farce Comedy,
THE HUSTLER
All the Chiefs of the Comedy World Will AP
pear. Here they are: John Kernell. Barney
Raynnlda. Mollie Thompson. lilo Stucciuca.
‘ Eddie Roadway. Barry Leighton. Roan La.
Porte. Belle llartz. liellrgo Bovrron, Lillie Ray-
mond. Gov Mills. William Gould. Zelma
RnwL—rnn. Hilda LaPorte. Leonard Sinners,
Milo Knill. Vesta Stevens. .‘linnin Conway.
.‘lu k Mentor ( arrie Norma.
SI re. Ir: lingli Funny Sit! rations-Primal]! Dia-
lame Cloudsof Pn—lt om..- —Tuneful
Mmio~\eu’e~r \'o\nll;ems skill-
fnl Deming .-\ Cyclone of
The Woodward
‘I t ' .3 " - Bl rr r Pu
And t OIISCQULDEI} I» it uh .I $22.3 Vmere a. a
drawn from the market. I have .AWIWII the Mom: Man Talented and
\‘ersatih lane Comedy 0 nil-lion on the
Fan: of the Globe. r'ga
ll" \i)l' \\' .\.\'T Fl N (:0 “'HERE YIN IS.
Seats now on sale at "051' s and Gregory 3
drug stun".
BUNNELL’STHHIIIE
Monday and Tuesday. Dec. 7 and 3.
75, and one lot on
These lots are nicely located
When they are sold. no lot
Ilanlon Brut hers.”
lllllllll lllllll SUPllllll.
'A Wonderland of Scenery.
adenae. dark rock, which we knew to 8 110mm “him-sully Evening.Dec.9.
bean old lava, from its resemblance to , "
the rocks ejectul from modern vol- Inqmm 0f “HE or "IE ”NEST.
m Although ' “‘18" of this kind Seats onlcrcdb Telephone held untilspm.
Is not of ordinary occurrencojts features .e‘eahs on sale ree Dar» in Adv-nee
AT THE OFFICE OF THE
llld Well Cigar 00.,
BS—WASIIINGTON MEET—83
llllilll lllllEllll EXHIBITION
In the
”'0' Ta Ra AI HALL!
Washington Street Bridge.
in layers. just as sand and mud are now
.wllen they are washed into a pond; and
to all appearances the eruption of the
ashes an bombs had taken place during
the accumulation of the sandstones -
l’opular Science Monthly.
BEST...
m: almnlderl.“ ’lponnldr forfie; rib ruaet. l
l’norw' ll Marin. at Wall vim-l. M
- Thursday. Dec. Io.
atsnmqby ‘
REV. 0. LIND.
Anointed by the Swedish Singing Society liar-
For Sale.
QUALITY dBEEF~POIiTER~
lo.in ltc: round. .
lid/35m
that every man, woman and
chlldp the United States should and-
dlluly be troubled with constipation
what would he the result? Cactus Blood
Cure could notbc fast enou eh;
themarket would be boiled and
ork druggisol would tempomrilyrtop
“Rufimd of South Norwaik sells
Cactus Blood Cureand will give you in-
formation. »
I this
No. 67 New. Street.
mom. of Bridgeport.
'l'ho VIERW Will Consist of interesting licence
in Europe. Tirketm'flc” will be sold at Curl.
F. Hey mom's grocery store. Waahincton
“WI VIII-l no. “link
*gau
IJIIII Bo.
BROKE RS.
A: ordinance amending an ordl nance accrui-
alive to defining the duties of the City
k"enacted by the Board or Councilmen of
the Ci'ty of south Norwalk:
Thatun entitled “Defining the
dullrn of the Cilv Clerk; ‘approved September
.. 1m. inland lhesame ls hereby amended by
neht the words
NEW YORK.
Investments made In Stocks and Grain for
.0' 31H“! of film and upwards. (' om-
BITY BILLS.
LL persons having bill» against mi on} of
South thhlorwalk will please hand th rm to
it. ”nwmcl ty Clerk. on or heforelnec. .It.
striking out of ties Lilac
llu ndred and lifty."and inserting in Item
of the words “Three Bu mired."
l per cent. each way.
I!
Order; "$2“ by mailhllr to'llr mg: fil‘nfid‘ MWWI 11;;
runner are an M
'n.’ ' our AttmdlobertM. “whiff—inn; "D' ”m"
. ’ The Great,
A. an“. Tea 9038
Santa Claus is coming with a
beautiful Panel Cord, entitled
“Home Guard,” to be given to
all purchasers of 50c. worth of
I
Condenmd Milk, commencing
the ‘ltth inst. and continuing
until the 24th last. look in our
window and see a sample card
of the “Hunts Guard.” It's on.
aromaoostores.
and hundred, at 04.50, formerlyaoldat 07.00.
”mnflsdonnerpdcotflbd Wehaveu large aflorttuentof
fwrlth‘lgderka,‘ book
DAVID STOW
FllllNlTlHlE
You should visit our warerooms and inopect the' mhrionse stock
of HOLIDAY GOODS before purchasing eisewhpre.
Toclouaoutourlaruvltmkdchambc Cummhavelaarkdl. Maths
PRIBES CHEAPER THAN EVER BEFllllE.
We are selling high back, solid oak rockers, silk plush seat
Solid 0d: center
‘mminotmohbladw,
audaiargenumher otherl
Norwalk Chronicler