sirloin-III. no... III III-
mild,art From the Best ltaIIII-
Mound“,
‘B'Ifltllllm Stuart. South Norwalk. Cm.
Something NevIIl
_ ”“1715!thth bottles. also by the
1 I” m,!lpmiaamdelicirma unbreak-
not cat-IL i: make- the non: butter scotch by
Worm neat men and
butter. mu.
‘ . 35%|“ ‘lui‘lv Syrup.
maroon: Iflralb.
' for Curmonllolneon
films DOWN]. Editor and we.
im: I ”unwound”
' s... can Ira-ha Weather-Formatt-
In this district today cloudy weather will
mull. wilhulixht ten: mature changes, treat:
W northealtorly to muthousterty windstoc
and ruin, followed ”aluminum
“moment some damn!!!” all“!
to nartiyolouifw‘eathcryavoeded byvalu II
snow. with undecided thermpt change, brisk
L loutherly to westerly winds. followed by cold-
or Staring wutherlu thh section: and on
Thursday partly cloudy to talr.coldor weather.
Johnna Ayrerii rctmiidiaga sailboat
Andrew J. Keisler is quite ill of pneu-
monia at his bowed! Tollcs street.
-Doyourl:ena|ay? If not ttmelt’l
food for chickens, advertised in another
column. _
~New holiday goodsot F. 11.th d:
Bro'a.
The sloop Martin ll. Holt arrived from
Gwenwich yesterday with a load of oys-
ters (or R. J. Outbill.
, to. cement pipe outhttotheWashluz
ton street cover, which had been broken
and washed away. is being replaced by
n nch iron pipém
The sloop Bride discharged I: cargo of
fire brick for are Lockwood manufactur-
lug; company at Raymond Brothem‘
wharf, yesterday.
—Twenty per cent. reduction next
week on all goods at Harvey‘s shoe
store, mNor-th Main street. -
’A. Each has the contract to lay the
new arr-er er A. Solmans' but {no
tory and . Mchbno’s blacksmith
shop. Hov commence work today.
.I It ~.._.__._
The water pipe in from of A. Solrnarrs'
stable on Railroad Place has been looking
for the plot-Mk. It the water should
freeze on thonidewallr it might occasion
the city considerable expenoc.
Rev, F. E. Robbins remarried Mr. and
Mrs. F. A. Richmond at tho store of the
bride's parents, 4? Main stn-«t, Norwntk.
now all is joyous in the Marianne family.
—A very fine annulment of triplicate
minors in oak, celluloid and plush, IIIG.
A. Gregory d: Cola.
Joseph Leslie, tilio has been cmploynl
as telegram: oporator in this city by the
Hmmmnic lyilrcad company for two
‘ mun main, {or-8t. Paul, Ilium,
when he intends accepting I: lucrative
position. -...
'I'lIecntrMoinment attire residence of
A. J. Crofut tomorrow evening wjll be
a novel and very plenuunt attain There
will beanort department, with a loan
exhibition of pictures, and an excellent
musical e will be rendered
willbemvcdbrtbeyouuzladiu.
any boohor shoes by winning them
Eveqflihz‘marked down I) per cent.
The newly elected oliicers of Security
(bound, 1‘. P. than” mom: Presi-
dent, W. A. Kellogg; vice-president, W.
I. Acker; chaplain, Jellies ll. Lyouzaoo-
,Joth. Nah;
counsellor, Albert Del‘oreat; manhall,
Charles L. Tunney; lutrnctor, ll. (‘3.
8.
mentaudaociabteotl’llzrim Counciho.
ILAJL, on commune. l’l.
torulcltthedoor.
W Wilt Occurred “WM
until-2 Ammdhfint
at inblo'cloclr yesterday nth-mom and
during the evcnlng. Icecream and cake
—-Yoo can love one-filth the priced
at 0. ll. Hurvey'a during the next week.
tor: treasurer, James
Alla: usher. Staphenltapbey. The in-
.yetothtiouwllltakepluuconl’ilday,
' ll
‘ trilltahdcauly
Admhalon, gout andladleofifil. Tlcbetl
Pointlastnigbifihough notot areriom
Mmmmmmm
m Til: employer anthems:-
mmmumnudwnnum
mw‘mmmwmwllflmmdammubbw
, vioadorWiuBtlaryrchumh.
‘ If;
The nimuuloleolnnotolfiooroctthc
Non-walk lire Malcolm place
“this evening ‘ ‘
Glories Vincent, oi Winnipuulr wit
lined $1 undcoatator drunkenness by
Justice Coolidge, last night.
Advices from Buckinng hckuood
no.1. 1’. Treadwellrnportthemnssoeing
the nights III Totem. VII. -
—10Ihs. pm; hid {or :1. III Smith's
Washington market,
Therouaiuaot lira. Elizabeth Look-
. wood, who diedin Brfilgeport, were in-
terred in Union mm. yesterday
ntternoon.
At ”mic Hall this evening the mound
Home Sect-Hoot tile-emu will he held.
The members and their (hands expect to
haveam-yptaunttlme.
The members of Concord Division, S.
at T.. will attend the anniversary ct
Friendly Greeting Division. Silver line,
Thursday evening, Demuber l’ltli.
Don‘t suite:- from any kind (I! Rheuma-
tism or Gout I Dr. Richardson a Winter.
green, Prickly Ash and Celery Rheumatic
Powders cure the worst cases. Ask tor
he or tile. sample.
eit’e solicit your attention to our Ilifi‘
play of cut glass bottles. taucy silver or-
ticlm, pocketbooks. and numerous other
things suitable tor Xmas presents. at (I.
A. Gregory It: Co’s.
At the borough court room, this morn-
ing, Justice Coolidge presided. Niko
Gallagher was fined $3 and coinI tor
drunkenness and Joseph Wright m
given ten days In Bridgeport jail for
vngrnncy.
An interesting and instructive meeting
Iva held by the-'Epworth league of the
Norwalk Methodist church Inst arming.
Lough-ll III was the unified of the even-
ing. 4“ excellent may upon his tilt
and tumor min read by Miss Minnie Arno
tin. This was followed by several selec-
tions from his warns, mud by diliervnt
Incml‘wm of the tongue.
mt‘IIIiutIIIILs phonon: :It Harvey‘s shoe
atom, 3'0 North Main strict. Tm-uty
pct cent. mint-lion all next week.
The following oliicers worn elected at
the annual meeting at the Butchcn' Pro.
tectire minim, held in Bennett 6:
Kristo-It’s market last owning: President,
James E. \Vixon; vice-presidents, (‘hurloa
Smith and Elbirt Adams; mretary, Royal
W. Adams: treasurer. A. ll. Judson: der-
gmpt- III arms, George Hoist. The “no
tees “ere re- «ducted
The that at the scrim of daily prayer
meeting: under the auspices of the evan-
gclical churches was held in the rooms
of the Woman's Christian Temperance
Union Inst evening. It was Ind by J. S.
Dunning. at the First l. E. church. and
was very interesting. A meeting will be
held in the same place this evening and
the public is cindiully invited to attain].
a»..._....
—~l‘rcuh ham tor roasting it) cents I:
pound. at F. Hoyt-9’ market.
About billy ot the trienda 0: Charles
Walters assembled athir borne on Taylor
“cum. but Waning. and gave him a
porcine NW. Tho evening was
posed in a moat plantaut manner with
music. I: sumptuous topper was rind
and about It o’clock this morning the
zoo-tam tor their hon sit vot-
inzitoncotthe moat Miami"
filmy huclarer attended.
MI W’
Elfin-hm Placep
Hamlet Edward Brennan, of Bi.
Italy’s charm,“ the Mpieut ot a
mine surprinlaotoveuiug. lie mt
tothehomeotlha Iamleflarhlnamne
orhischolrnozivehnra urn-to tar-nu.
lr’e‘t'vu'anrpriiadbyr’odngthccu-
timohotrprmt. Alittielator hows
mlurytiaedbyb‘rinz presented Witt:
a rinzaaatoken ct thebizt:
mmwhlchhohluldbytbem
port Sutton Burl, who hula
WQI
" . Hrs. Jamil}. Dammit
“moron-1M
.........
XII. Joint worm M II. III: home
In Weston, yratfldaII aged 53 years.
div-alumni;
MM“ “them lowdown...
M W“ M L n 5 mils
$2?“ In. my anon-y us no
Immol nanIl-i baby girl. weighing
ten pounds. .
The Icrotmnbr’ Move Annotation
on: be organised ln'the city Hotel Inn
«wetting at 8:30 o'clock} 0
ohm cottee’tvtthpure manna a
cup, depot ruminant. Open all night.
There willbc ameeiingol theY. W.
C. 'l'. II. this evening at their room. 22
North Main street, at 7m.
Mr. and Mrs. Edmund chnfi celebrat-
ed the tenthcnnuiverenry ol’ tlIeIr mar-
riage at their home, corner of Chestnut
and Concord streets, last evening.
kindsot bootsand shut! at C. H. Har-
vey’s. so per cent. reduction in price of
everything.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanton Coley. ot Wilton.
arethe parents of I: compound boy, born
Sunday night. This event makes our
genial bomuzh clerk. Jurors T. Rubbed.
an uncle.
Mary Fenton, wife of Henry I-‘entou.
formerly at South Norwulk, died at the
homo of her daughter, Mrs. 'i'lIchlore
Plan, in New Milford, this morning.
aged 85 your:
Butler Inigo, No. ill, I. O. O. l"., will
confer the second demon tomorrow
evening: also nominate officers and other
imp-tram business vall be trunsnctml.
Rebound! Iii-night.
~‘.\’ow get your holiday ehws. All
kinds reduced '30 per cent. for one week,
at t". H. Harvey's.
tieorxelavrrcuoe. arich and influen.
tint citincn of Westport. died suddenly
last evening, aged about «til yearn. The
dermal was au‘unclcot Mrs. Monum-
bickwood, of Norwalk.
A: a meeting of the. stockholders of
the Riverside (kernetcry illifitltfliilivti, hold
lust evening at tlir.’ oIiicI- III John Ii.
Light, it was voted to buy 'ulxvnt sewn
III-Iva»: oi laud. Including two houses. on
the extreme north cud of the pmpcrty.
By purchasing this property the namin-
tiou Ivnoone cmnpuct pin-e ot‘ pmpcrty
surrounded by hiahw.uya except on the
mirth.
~8mokt~ “hIckaod'Il Favon‘u" 5'?
right. t‘lI-ur llnvunn tilled. For sale
atlnckIvIIIul’s,South Norwalk; L. Pot-
ter‘s. Norwalk; E. L. Hatncr‘s. East
Nornnlb
A I‘I'RAISIME PROPERTY.
Meeting u! the Committee It the )la-
lrachuo Hot-l 10-day.
The committee appointed to appraise
ot ox-Sheritl’ Sworta's ' property
on Ely avmrue. cumming of Judge Ly-
man 1.. Brewster. ot Danbury; Senator
I). M. Road, at Bridgeport, and Nathan
Ii. tickled, of Wilton, met at the lie-
huckcrno Hotel this morning for the pur-
pose of hearing testimony» to the value
(It the property. Provious to the hearing
the cIIIIIIIIittu drovc over the grounds.
When the commissioners returned
from viewing the property, the hearing
a'aehuguuiuone ot the parlors oi the
hotel. A profile map was first exhibit-
ed. showing the location ot the "warty
and the proposed railroad layout.
Mr. Swarta told he owned the land:
had resided hero in bovine. twentydour
yours, and had owned various real estate
in South Norwalk for ten years past: it
hndiucrnuadlnttrattirne train idiom
The totem otllly and lockwood
amueadamazedfl. l lotNotiJIloo:
lotltoJon: lot No.1. whmhome
rtaudnvrao damaged 1500. Thelma
was worth “.500. He received m
to:- rent 0! hours per year and he
thoughtitwata good Mmeoiproperty
todcrlvomcnuoiroa: byreutiuz. .‘l'IIe
rmtrac'eivcd trouthe small house was
tluprryear. Timer-sac trouble
aIqut munzIMIodlandwmhtso
periloutlcot. Hobart ownodmporty
Ilncaltayfim‘i. Ho psld torthelrcut
loner, . The two houses havebeeu
greatly improved duct he Iorchned
them. Porch-room rmnmge.
Won“. Said ho hadthowhoie
bohemian: comma.
mun. Wheu‘tiirhauir toolthopro-
METolluraldhcbadovmod
"5 owned Into the buildinzaon m.
' Will-W1!“ some it'll)”-
,, mm this III Ind liv-
Jcnw ngfi one» mm
—The best bargains ever altered in all ,
, emit”; I.I points. The content clusa: next
percent. The percentage in the town;
hadhueuin. The main growth at tlIafJ
city now is outward Ind mound.
mum—W
south hi‘orwalk
'I pound Theyco
large yellow house onlotNoicodtto
WWW. lookout wear and tear
eizhtperceni. Buildinzoulotblothe
vulpednttlm. (httohnlbl Abound
WW! the yellow building he esti-
mated at $4.00” to build. it built to-day
would depreciate 10 per cent. The other
home In: it stands today was worth
rum ‘
Senator J. 8. Seymour and City Ab
torney J. ll. Light are Mr. Swnrtz'c
lawyers and W. F. Bishop. Jr.. In attor-
any for tho (‘onmlidntcd railroad.
An adjournuwut was token until " :00
oclnckM
4...». at 'I'IIII:
Everything In the shoe lino reduced 30
per cent. until January lat. at Jarvis
Kellogg's.
PERSO‘SAL AND SODIAL.
flea-ant Paragraphs Abbi-t (:ltv and lim-
ongh People and Their friends.
Sidney Johnson. of Pombkeepsie, N.
Y., is the Mt of Gould Randle, at his
home in Winnipuuk.
Miss Anna J. Hindlcy. olD‘StrattoI-d. is
the guest of .mlativo; on the east side.
.um. J. Y. Dykenmn. of Coldspringv
undue-Hudson. and John licCammon.
otNevv York city, spent'Sunday with
Mrs. W. R. Smith, on West avenue.
George Graham. of Lynn. Mum}: visit-
ing his grandmother. Mrs. Webster
Brown, first Nora-elk. _
Mrs. James IL Cleveland. of Salem, 1.
Y.. is visiting at the residence I)! R. ll.
Rowan. South Main strcI-I.
lire. Campbell,- _, Boston. in the guest
of lira. John Kceua 1 her homem Leon-
urd street.
Fred -L. Church and brido, nee Miss
Madman-y. returned from their bridal
tour to Washington, D. 0.. yesterday.
H. J, Grumman and John Smith. of
Nut-walk. lcure town on the Niagara ox—
cursion this nttcrnoorr.
NEIIIIIBORIIDOD NEWS.
\t‘hnt la (iota: on in Places Round About
Norwalh~llotuytum
The second lecture in the «more at the
Methodist church will be held next Fri-
duy owning. llcrzb ‘.‘.I- Upltam. D. 1)..
l». L. 1).. pn- wfcawr of practical tlrwhm
in tho Drew Theologiml Seminary, is the
la; turvr. and his 3thth will he “Same
l‘oIIIcs oi SomcSI Sensible.- People "
II'LI'IIII: Star Division. No. {0,8 I. 01 T..
hold its regular mooting lust Friday own-
lug; .\ largo number of the nwmhcrs
'M-n- pn’dl'lll and much interest was
kiln-n in the contest mentioned more
time ago in Tun Sim-mu; Songs.
spool III-s recitation, ctc.. occupied the
evening until it) oglock, In which time
the shit: is new bill) points and the broth-
Friday owning. Thesistern hope to win
at that time.
”to. Thomlnon. of New Huron. accre-
tnry oi tlm Women's Foreign Missionary
sari-Ity. germ: very interesting mum
in the hi. l1. church. Sunday ”common
the customs and habits of the heathen
women at India. At the clues: of the
III-acting a brunch III the miety was
oruuuiml in die church, with oilicenr as
lotions: President, Mn. E. y“'. (lodtrey;
viccprmidcnts, Mrs. w. Craw and
hire. t'. W Poll; secretory. Mics Emma
(’uIIlIuiIIn. d,
Darin.
Dr. liawcr: and tamily are in New
York tor the winter.
lit-s Daniella“ will Im‘. Dorian to-
morrow tor Stuttord Spams tor the
winter. 0
J. llooker in, it is thought. on the road
to recovery iron: I: severe attack of
mmonia.
”Irving, 9! Noroton. is in the
mm from more
Ml! not W to Ii“
8. Weed caught a stripped baa: Bat:
III-day night in Cove pond that weighed
tvrentyoevou pounds and six otmoea.
known citizen ot Norotm Heights, died
athhhomo l‘rtdayevenlug. Thoi’uneral
waII held yesterday morning at 10:”
o'clock. M
—-Dou't min: thb chance. 20 per cent.
reduction on all shoes purchased toronv
week at 0. ll. Harvey's.
‘IW
human weaver- It“: ohm
theYounzPaopie’aBociety «marl-liar:
Intro Mumctthefiooth Norwutlrliaptitt
chumhwnholdlutcvsniuzaudruult-
éddltollowl: mommmrh:
Wt, Warmdtbumsmfl-
hull-urea" lb Jennie Grimm
W m. M will
WJIJJWIL new
comb.
W pun. lit-It'd-
TiuImuRazar, upromiuent and well .
The semi-annual election or olllcera at
m atoursoouoroa.
Wham:
I. WI The Great binds and
commute
INDRPRNDBNT SOCIAL t‘ldlll.
'l'lta Her-hora Give a Doll'htl’nl III-lent
and Literary liaiertaiarucat. ‘
The Independent Social Club gave. a
W ”W” W” “Wm”
meat last evening at the réei tennis ‘0!
Ylotoi' Fu'ltl’t’ls. .. ‘ ‘ ~ avenue. The
Real Estate and Insurance
on”!
Taylor 8: Golden.
lllsulilai'nii STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
:iauoeolol, and vocnleelectlons. There
ma large number of invited guest»
present. After the programme was re -
.43. d recitation. -
am: . dam was given .. I... was up usua‘uucfcuxm“can“
the clubv Among those who: purlicipu
ed were Hines Della Bach, Daisy Scod- WANTED.
II'IIIIIIII ‘ v‘ "
setter, without collar. tlwner can haw
der, Louie Bosch, Belle Bench. Florcn
Jennings, Louise Wood. Aimie Wood.
Jennie Ferris. May D. Smith, Bessie
Lyon, Jessie Lyon, May E. Smith, Nellie
G. Smith. Maud Slater. lfittielleynolds.
Jennie Reynolds. Em Ferris, Alice Dun
hum, Hattie Millard. The gentlemen
were Irving Ferris, Victor Ferris, Wil-
l
A crnmn dc bun.
tor drummers. big pay, send for Horn
once. Wrifihtllrgtu“
iIiY Iohclpiu udryu coda elm-e Iliiat hi: i:—
OSERS. prsiy III the corset factory or
llothll' uo: Mhnridt lit. lvr
WAX\ Asst-ill.“ o- vcr) where tor new {new
specialties Ior luminous men. almsirle line
i215 Ill.
’ltl‘urk Rt) l'. . CY .
d9 'ix
Mention tI: puporwhen writing.
liam Lauder, Samuel Hoyt, lrn Hoyt,
TO! LET.
George Fitch, Bennie Andrews. ‘1“ ‘
Olsenwflubert S. Mitchell. The guests
departed for their homes about no:
ing's enjoyment.
.__....__._.__,...... .-_.~... .,.~._,...
.
—Pickled tongues, pfik'ed pigs‘ tent
and pickled tripe. at Sniith‘s Washington
market.
DRAIATIC MIXES”
“Initial Matters III \‘ls'lrlct: Pint-(loll;
Peon]: will be Interested.
Bliss Alterstrom has a sweet, musical
voice, which, though not very strangle is
capable of reaching with perfect distinct-
oeos the remotcst portions of the thcatr'e.
Her elocutionury powars were well cx-
hibited in the recitations she so ably ren-
dercd. and the round of applause that
followed demonstrated the npwocintion
o! the nudrcnco, tier style of acting is
peculiarly her own. and her piquunt and
t‘aptivntinrz manner plowing in tho” ex—
trernc.—l’lttsburg’l‘imcs.
Bliss Akerstrom opimqn three nights'
engagement at Music Hall. Thursday
evening, in "The. Bullct Dunner. "
—-Follow the crowd to Runny s shoe
store 70 North Main strwt. nnd scrum n
twenty percent. redrution on all goods
If 1: Kansas inrmcr pays $2.64 for a
ticket to Wichita and return, burn a
rmdy- nmdc suit for $2.18. pays $3.00
for a half down bottles of t‘ :u tuei' Blood
Cure for his Inn. Ily and Slit ads 90 c1 nts
for II'IIIsky on returning home Iinds
that wintdtull helm: broker:thc(‘.w,tns
and his witc makes him return for more
who: Is the loss musfil by the whisk? 1‘
R. It l’laiatcd. ot So Somali: III-ls
Cactus Blood t'urc and will snlw the
problem for mu.
])l~TRII‘T Ul‘ XOBWALK. as. PROBATE
Iour: Donomber 15th. Al
Fain: t I»! Thaddeus Guy". oi” ‘0)?“ ulk.
in and district an insolvent debtor.
“’ul ”rm the said Thmhicos timer has [ills
day bulged for rec-ml ill the other 'oi Ibis murt
his arim- II assignment. Illtrtl tux-nub" um.
um. nt hmmtate for the benefit"! Ilium“-
Inn. pursuant to t,‘ haptci’ 3:.Title lztor rim
timers! Statutes II! t' unnertirut. and
Win-ma». Edwin t), Healer. u! said Sorwalk.
lain anuiby sold wirnment nominated and
Dmp nail“ “trustee of salt! Assigned hlutr.
therein-m
(intend. that the matter 01 (lite-a fispointmcnt.
a pron: I and acceptance oi Edwin 0
«her. or of some other [11:71:0an trustee III
void estate be rd and dottrmmwi at the
Probate Odmln Norwalk. on the :Isi day at
Dummher IM. at two o‘IlIIrk. altrrumn. and
that public notice tho-rent be Kh‘t'l'l Iii) publish-
lng this order in n news-proper liming n I in n-
laIinu in mid district I: cast Ilruluy s III-Ion
mid day oi heart i.m:
ASA ll. “0mm till:
(11' I It
Make Hens Lay!
Prott‘o Food For [Chickens
make Ilene lay. For Sale at
M e only & cents per par base.
I. A. Wildcat: lo.
BROKERS.
No. II] New Street
' NEW YORK.
hum” rand- tltorha all! train tor
Cat: or ”halos”: III II) and upwan n. t' on:-
Iuiidom rent. each vray.
trim mom by non ill on-
graph. Intranets exempt.
IinaI-animl tn
Rnyrrmnd Bros
dlft lvv
The Grant
A. and P. Tea Ito’s
Santa Claus is coming with n
“Home Guard,” to be given to
all “purchasers of 50c. worth of
Tea, Colon, Baking Powder or
Condensed Milk, commencing
the 14th inst. and continuing
until the 24th inst. Look In our
window and see a sample curd
mot the “ Home Guard.” It’s on-
tirely original, pointed specially
for us and can only be procumd
Pacific To to
'l‘HF.’ house corner of llunfonl Place, and
o‘clock highly delighted em. their even- ‘
I fore a bargain for any om» look—
beuutiful Panel Cox-Ii, entitled ,
South Main sll’t‘flt, it rooms. out still.
Also house So. I'I‘I\\‘IIu-1\vunl merino, rent 51:.
Inquire of E. A. \Viuslwnrd.
LARiil‘ mom. Steam hen: rsni'nhio tor
a lattice ind-m: r Iom' urlight mnmtlzu "LI-inn.
The Hoyt & UIIII- zeal (lgur‘ II. Illuiu
LETIII :I «mill lumily. mom! I!- our If
house ‘(II '3: Ntnar: nurznue m wim-
wuter on floor Inquire III Wilbnrl’ L. .
\‘n. «minor: oven II
Flt; E mum.» on new: flrhIr J'I t'niIIII n'reei.
'll Wu: «trrrl
Ill: oi
And: in \t. Ii. Smith.
:10th (Ir-volt.
"(it .‘l'.
A “.1th ill. r l ,. . .Ii I~
.‘ierk. Ivcnly {mutt-d audio I'Ir-z Hus ord .
will 57.“). Apply to John H b’unpp. .1
out .tlrm' t. South Korwnik. “25:!
SI.\- R00)! Cottage to:- small family on
I'mrritt avenue. Modem rn-imnorexm-uls.
Apply mt 'hé‘stur I“ Clark I‘Quinturdug‘etrguv.
South \‘orwnlit.
1 (vi' Iii-II n in h «'rcei. I ml. III; ng orn- 3n:
nil in aunt I-oudi: ion: llihiliinuzlcirll‘il'u‘r'fi
attract. I obtaining all therquic rm um mix-n: IN
with n run-my Durant: narul lot. Tum-it‘d
t
Golden till
I.
Ul'fill on Fourth avenue. num- I-Iarrrer of
(‘nvt- street. Earl Surmrlk. Apply tn
Jacob ll. Layton. nIU
FOR SALE.
)IASU for sale. "Home: lira, “ <plcndid
imurument “er at rcrrm mm o r: oi
“Holy (hty‘ atinmuegaiionaii tum-II. Anni:
Miss Annre [-1. Hail. u-nI her vi mlbit‘ Int Main
strut-t. XIII-walk. dii hr
200
For: sane: or: To norm.
5’ eight -mum Imus. on “If"? ain‘t“! but
1‘ “Insult. in spmulul mm I.’ inn. Bur my
fruit ll’m‘" and; Knoll. Well of watt-r Hit the [III-II.-
’qu ‘Im imIIIc' iztt- .I. "
.ltpp \ III . -.I
.-. it Ii i II. twin) st.’ I. '- soul. X; Ir.
ne'i it
an“. ras'n'r'ri.
The Woodward
House and Prop-
erty ’Has Been
Based.
And cqrscquently is with-
lirpnnr barrel-I. Apply to Iieorgr Lowe,
5: Main street. Norwal k.
drawn from the market. I have
one lot on Lowndcs nchIIII- for
5310. price $375, and one lot on
Woodward avenue, price 3.450.
These lots are nicely located
and very cheap.
When they are sold, no lot
can bcpurchascd from the os‘
Into less than 8600, and arc there-
ing for a desirable location for
11 home.
Inquire, of
autumn squz,
AT THE OFFICE OF THE
IlIII Well cigar to...
nott'usimtoros SWEET-«tilt
Gilded out! any
_ All mum on muteaotfiOoo
* ‘ pound and any it is the: boat to be had. Our trade in those floods
‘ is increasing daily Rocket’s buckwheat flour, and cereals are
the best on the market. Leave your-order here, you will be
more than pleased nod always Soc-mourn ‘
Charles E Seymour,
’ leading Grocer. 33 Washington Street, South Hamil
mil N guilt.
I orw pmgoseto
so. .,
goods of them
it is the boom
gnlrrhiimuudy 8. ”W" M
“he common church.
ire “an editorial:E
went .1 i
MR. l J. WIFUT,
no.1» WEST Avmmfi
day;
our Motorola
MUSICAL PROGRAMME
Misc Mas Will Lmiinlriendfim]
I-oc rIIo
Merrill: Knappi contralto; . l: Rpmflz
n. violiniat.
piritn .‘ll‘; Mr. Jcase Ito
committee: Mrs. L. Iva inter. MmLBlanc-b-
ant.) tin. 15.8mm MI» E. Ar II r. AD
Inn :0 CI: 5T5 ‘ Proweds in: debt «Mill;
c Innlx. Illa“
MUSIC lllll. Sll. Illllliillll
i. )1. HOYT. \ianoger.
Tutti-11v: NIGHTS.
DEC. l7. l8, I9.
Thursday. Friday and Saturday.
Saturday Souvenir Matinee.
Tin 1-1 u-Irl’x {.Hlbtr Ifithcsomeand Accomplish-
'ti." ”3.35.
IJIIie lkerstrom
Au 1mm. min! by :I SI Int t nmpany of Play: rs.
l‘r- Stalin“ Ht.- -r Lam t In. ihzstleiuns.
Till. IND .\\ Vitili'l‘.
The Ballet Dancer.
Fl. [D .\X SHIRT,
Pearl of Savoy.
5 .\T1 lIDAY \[ ATlVl R.
Renah.
SA' EUR—DI“. Nltvli'f.
little Busy Body.
Ear I: ii .\I Inniliccnt Production. Replete with
aProliriI Display 0! Romantic Custom
\‘meiund anmtiz Scenic htlects and '“An-
inimzm uh. AIIEntirI iy Set: I 'IInIedvIl
l
IF
ROR Ql' Al RTE T'I't-I Milioal Spec-initially. I.
.Brcnnun, Novel Origin: ll Tcnrisclmrean But-
let Specialties. and a Repertoire of Catchyand
Sparklin Songs. Danced Etc 8 I Alien.
mm m .I II-Ir to tilt: MagnIIII-rcntt minutes. Ric.
Saturday A tvrnnd Souvenir Mari i.nee Renoir,
The Hypo '~ Daughter. \\ hen Every Indy
Holdings l’tcscrvul Sear “ill be Presented
\l' ill I a Souv.enir
Prices 25. 35 8: 506.
:I. seed: or iln t'a and t}. t :wry' g
till-Z Hit R'lii
LECTURE
I‘ll; c cor. I'M: at the
Suui\ilomall Baptist Church
“ill be given
Friday Ev’II’_ ,llec. I II
Rev. H. H. Gallaher, L LD.
Subject: ”AMHRH'A AND AMERICAXS.”
Tirkrhflwnrs. lA‘l‘lBl'l‘ lu‘cimat z~‘. at: it
.IuIIIIrs
BRIDGEPIIRI THEATRE.
The leading Amusement Resort
Ili Fairiield lionnty.
Playing Nothing But The Best lt-
iractions it Poupular
Prices.
Monday 1 Tuesday. IIIII. It and IS,
word's sucncuu:
[IN [E TUM’S ABIN.
For Sula. -‘ I
B1 9' Qt' ALITY BEEF~ WRITER-
I. house. Ito: virlI Iin III: rmrnd.
ashouldetulpcund a Mr Entribmoot
Pacer.“ ”Annual win strut nlllao:
BITY BILLS.
‘1‘ Li. patrons MMIIII" bills against the (lily of
Smith at hand thorn
ltJVilr-nx. dumbed”... III-mi:
dilw
D VI D S'row”
FlllllIIl II E
You should visit our wurorooma and inspect the immense itock
of HOLIDAY GOODS before purchasing elsewhere.
niwuimmmmmu mums-I‘m Maths
Imus IIIEIIIII III: III: BEFIIIIE.
We are selling high back, solid oak rockers, silk plush m I d
and head rest. Iii “.22 formerly said 3:07.00. '
Wflflm «06.00.. II von 13mm g
, doth, W too was «th
Solid“!
Mgrgmrcfllcsflomt uldmaatera
PII‘KED up in 5.;th Nor-walk. rcd iriah
unwinding lncidv molly the I- A“)! S MIR—
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