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illuminant.
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gun-t tihdhdtremm
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thekertlnaalyearvrr
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rain. Tomorrow partlyclandytotalr.allrht»
lighter-weather W by local rain-on
MM and near the lakoa by snow.
mayorkadeart to the New Inland
ooh“. and on murder colder and lair
weather
, Itirnidthat the no llra. wool-n
magmtmwnomtw.
~Hurry‘ Keroelland company will
makeyotilaughiora week. Heathen:
atltueic Ball Thur-day evening. The
onlyopportunitythiroeaeon.
Dr. F. W. Darnier. the dentist, will
Iprnd Chriatniar out of town: corne-
qnently hia other will be cloned until
next Monday.
A twoyear-old tenet Patrick Built»
no.0! Norwich, tippcdnbowl oi hot
. ohickm brmhoreronhimeeli andwaa
robadly scolded thathedied.
gmyochooamommamppned
atrpeciul mica. rmacm.
’l'heUnitedStaterSenateha-oonflm
ed thenmninationeotJ F. Hyatt u
porhnanerathpommnli Ben-
netteaporttnbteratflartlcrd.
—-Over $600 worth of line pipe t
Lockwood'acigaretore.
Don’t antler from Dyapepa'ialDr ‘
RioherdenneCelery, Cubeb. Chamomile
and Ginger Dyepqnia Powdera cure all
Btonradt troubles. Aak iorfic. or 10c.
ample.
“Wilmintownfllm
prrlb.atPeople'rInarket,3lWallatrort.
John Hines, a little new-boy, attempt-
edto-om-Waehington Moon the
poet alien ymday afternoon, and
stopped directly in front oi Jacob
Schnabehorar. Hewsknockodduwn,
bulaeide tromabrniae onthe back at
his boadheiortunately camped injury.
~Freeh pork and film“) wntea
pwndzmpoundr (or $1, Ill-1 llnyee'
Market.
The members ot the City Congrega—
tional Sunday achool will have their
annualeIirtnIaIieatiral inurechurch
neat Wednuday eranhig. it will be
aimilinrtothc one held lartyear. the
acholarebringiug pita, which willbe
dietrihotedhyaooumitteeappolntedtor
Monroe-mm“- m rewind
tlIetown. “0|:inth of metal
articleewered’ntrihnted inthienIanner
ldyear.
—8rnoke ”100ka Favorite" 5c
cigar. Clnr Havarb tilled. For bin
otlockwotd’nfiouth Norwalkfl. M
lrr'e, Norwalk; 3. L We. Earl
Norualk.
The”flantai..'|ana”inthe window at
CbarlaEBeyuour'egocrryrtorebada
nerroweroapel'roni btingarrlondy in-
joredlartem Redeem“?
candyand the cotton withwhioh hie
garment-mourned main-elven:
aandleontheplatlorll. lib needlaa
to-yitdldnottaketaadt timelorthe
denouwpt out and extingnidi the
llama. Addelronshnlutheoottonno
damaged-adorn.
Wmdawdm
burl-or) tier. rweet Florida oration
W‘mm m m u
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7’ Trade
hm ‘. Y .
”bohemian-at
”Manly thaw
mwm‘mmw
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~Hbry Retail wll pip only one
mum-alumna
m M
Windy-nabs.
whitebait-Willow M
m it
“wall-began!
.000. Holley. N. J.. toapend the holiday roan-
WWIIWl-‘ati‘laytnmd
W Brothera’whariwithacargo 0! Bill,“
lathvtront St. Johns, l. B.
~Plokled longunt puma pip" feet
and pickled trimatsrnith’aWuhinxton
market.
Ilia-Katherineiloytbhomelmnr
onwlthhcrparenteonl’roepeot'av'enu.
~Clgarrirtnn “.mperbox up; anion
Xmaa mkatlmkwaod'e.
oraoi thovllorwalk nod Sonthllorwalk
Wild“ company will be held on
holiday, January ll, 1W.
-—-lI‘Ieah hamtor routing ltloenta a
ponnd.atf.flayea'nnrket.
lira. 6. II. Benedict and daughter
Je-ie,oi ti Elm attest. Not-walk. are
rpendlngtheholldayeinBIooklyn. llr.
Benodictwilljointhmtomorrow.
~Weplaynohonae bulllnlic Ball—
HarryKernell.
lnteroetatthente of (air per cent.
parannnm {or the current rix mantl-
will‘bo credited January i to. depoai
torrbytheliorwalhflaringteocirty.
~20!) lbr. finestatatotnrkcyrereraeen
in Norwalk, ootnpdition dulled, impec-
inrited,andthepriomonly 18 to mm
per lb. at tltol’eople‘a market, 21 Wall
street. '
WEWoeda Coir shoe factory
abut down yesterday until alter the bolt-
4m- ll! Ward «II-in- that the
lame. Bedroroto the (notary yeator-
day. -
~liol'pley prion at Athermn'n
Brokeneandy. lac lb.:l?rencb mixed.
3 lib. for 26¢; peanut lady, 12y: lb.
[lorry Entity.“ the Keen rm,
Manufacturing company. la tliegneetol
his parents on High atroct. where he
dinner.
—-A live fini- Clarn at All-crumb
every alternoon and evening,
In Bellel’. Porrhdanghterothwel-
or A. 8. forria.entertainod about thirty
other bleach at her borne on Henry
at the eveniag and greatly enm-
lonkwood'a.
will W to Handel” Fred—4'30.
lna.” nodal—“linteheirabeanty.
never raw ouch a rich mpleaion.”
Fred—"Will, a {allow can't live on a
”Wants?"
~6etAthrrtInI'apriooabelmeputcl-r
logyoorlflnietnaam olraly.
JamRPonolaioJornIerly employ-
ed by Pinhole t 00., the Wellington
“will in tawny-arm
afternoonandereningmnflingonhlena.
mkhndeandarttliaghhaoeonnt.
ltie raanred that hewill be married
I
Hadron.
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~l'rionar lowuttn lode-t allay»
retractable-how m (kl-adu-
anthem
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Ill
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we in:
‘Mpmnacm-
brutanrant.
, Hawaiian then-bum liatoI 1m
’l'hcannuol muons?! annotation. ‘
will eat hie Cbrhtniaa and New Year's
Itreet,lartl¢orwalk.iarterenmg.Danc-
ingandalinooollatlon weretheleatutra
~lnruutlineol pipeaorerelwwn, at
Howell-"And yon don’t tld'nk yon
Her father. they w, balnwet petul-
9le “I
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m roller “WWII
woolen-mum mac-ore”
wattle-tabl-
MW“, ohalrneaaclemahia
mMM,lalnatraet,Norwalk.
The Bowl dmwwor the town or
willholdtheirtlratmeetlngattherelect»
nIen'aoflIoOonHondayatterm Jann-
ary4,at!o'olook. ..
vAlltanoflancybukr'ta
atleblhanonrt. Wml'odtnore, ‘a.
lit-.1". KMandhereieter—in-law,
Ira. Charla- Shele. ot Danbttry. will
apendGhriatInaawiththo lortner’r pan
«manila. George’W. ileum.
Stimulant.
i.
~New holiday Mat F. ii. Nuhd
Flo's.
The Inelnberaof thel’robilition club
wean entertalnmontiu thdrhalllaet
evening. hafloytaudlngeraoll, the
black {accumddightadtbenulienoo
withtheircotnioalitiea. .
--A lot of Western tnrkeya at 13; and
tooth. porlb. atthe People's market. 2!
Wall street.
A tramp about aixty year! 0' '89 die“
at the Willirnanlic om ybterdny
oi heartdiaeaee. {flows takmill while
on a New York & Now England train
Holiday. Ilia name is unknown and
nothing oi hi [devious Idetory cotfld be
learned. M
—-Brlar piper, irotn like to $10 at Loch-
wood'e cigar atore
oouwtouxml em or January we
mm!!! W0! Masonry willhold
Italwnl annual meeting in llartiord. in
Ilwmtethcreorelllrubordinotelodgm.
with-l nembernhip of 164“). Each
lodgeiaentitledtothroe delegatatothe
annnalmentlngofthegrandlodgr.
~llany Kernel! and mpany will
keep you happy through the holidays.
Abarnwetingw'illbehetdinthc
mart home library It Bridgeport next
llotiday inunnlntho act upon the
application: foradml-ion to examina-
tionnaamyloltlcorueA. Bonnock-
molNorwalk; andClInrlpW. Murphy
andWalhrooOiII-tead.olpanbury.
—Puro aileewrthptnocreannoc a
cup.depot minor-ct. Open all night.
Thellorwalkandfionth Norwalk filer-I
”blight eoInIInyooInnIenoed netting
new andlaruw pole- on llailroadl’iace
and WMNMflk-ym!
morning. Tish morning the work war
temporarily atopped by an injunction
irotn thetakphonnoompny. The dill
catty will [notably be taliafactorily nr-
rnnndthiaaltauoon andthe work will
[radio-mow.
motoAtherton'Mloroaody
'l‘nrflawnmnabitamnalChriat-
Inna preaent to the neweboye today.
Alter the newedoalrra and mail rub-
aorihulharebeenenpplied, thebalanoe
otonrlargnoditionwillbegiren to the
bright little fellow: who have
Wmmhtolhemol
wiilbenauanallylrrp, aadthatthey
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~NdberoytreodM the tolled
ammo—ammo.
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“Eh atteet.
nmmnwili not be printed
tomorrow, we take thin opportunity oi
within; all our trirndr a very nierry
chrirtmar.
The South llorwnlk Savings Bank has
declared a dividend to depositors ot the
rate of four per cent. per annmn, for the
Iix month- euding January 1, him.
—l0 lbe pure lard for St, at Smith'
Washington market.
E. l). Simmona, oi the Morgan Lilli].
her company. Glenn, Fella N. Y.. accom-
panied by hie wife and eon. will spend
Christmas with his ulster. Mn. W. A.
Toilets, oi Holt avenue.
At Trinity church on Christina- day
there will be morning prayer, sermon
and Holy Communion, ot 10:30 o‘clock.
'l‘he Chriatmae Feetiral of the Sunday
rohool will beheld Saturday afternoon
“40'.de
—A ilnebriarpipelnplneh core.irom
50c. up. at lackwood’o.
The Norwalk [adofllce will claw at
ill o'clock tomorrow morning for the to
noindrroi the day. The carrier: will
make onerognlar and one limited delir-
ery inthemorning. The afternoon col-
leotione will ho omillr'd.
;AS Ill! ll'BllEllBDi
Itmgn marine hurling Ina Ian fun-d
Dead Ila-Ida the Traci.
Theream several storie- allont regard-
lngthe than who was iound dead along.
aidethclrachoin firellilo Birerycetor-
day morning. lie in Hill at Gregory’r
linden-hing roorna and will ywohahly m
main alert-until (bronchotenoanmako
an lure-ligation. One of the stories in
that the loan war murdered, and this
mmbo oarroborated by what (‘ -
ductortlharlrsRoaILdtl-el’ittetieldev
m. rays. Be raid that just helm nr~
tiring at Fire Mile River the train slow-
ed up and he was somewhat startled to
area mnnnppear anddenlyon the plot~
turn: of a car. He quortioned the fellow
and was told thatho come from South
Norwnlk to fire Milo Bill-r on an ncmm~
malatimtrainandthatbegoloflattho
laltcrplaoeiortllepurponeoltahingthe
exprrae, thinking to arrive in New York
quicker by thin method. ticndnctor
l-lerddhlnotknowwheuhe got all the
train again. 'l'hll lads many people to
think that the man lonnd by the track
waa bordered by the onetlrat jumpedon
the exploits. Still another theory is that
the man wan pushed tron: a train and
root death by atriking his headoothe
bank.
Perm-annulus.
At the midume ol Edwin Squire; on
(bmpo atroet. Weetport. tau evening,
his daughter Edith. and John 0. lm
eon. ol flangatnck were married. The
home wan taatefnlly decorated With
howmanderergreena. At aerco o'clock
the bride and groomattrnded by the
bridesmaid)“:- Ciara liquim. airter oi
the bride. and John ii. (item. the
groontetnan. met the Rev. it. F. Kevin,
parlor o! theflangauick lethodlet Epil-
copal church,heneath a beautihd mar»
riage bell compared 0! mamtupctuled
from thooenterdtheoelllngoithe
todayulloateiahtrytowa-on-the-mm Wehopetheirealeelamparlor.wh~ro.iothoprmm
thenianygnrnb.theknotwbued.1ba
w _wlllbe&oweredwithrohnbytheirlwidewbattiredinabaoomlnggray
*'.'.’UW bat Natalia“ obtolaara. . dre-andworea hrhlal-rellolpecnliar
dairaaadahnr. “been!”
military. henna a family heir
loom. brought trora England wherelt
MW.Mflgmwfluy
bridehthedireotllnrnptotheprnnot
time. After the ceremony the and:
i
which nail-tad aareral reloc-
duaontbehuneowwudtonab
oana Throonpledtpfltrdoathe 1M
miniallrw‘ork. rm rhino-tiny
will rialt Philadelphia. returning in
abodtaweak.
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‘ maria m0!- ‘
III-atrium l wane. Ha
. mumndmm'"
”I"! Kernell'o company. which will
hereon It Mario Ball thi- erening,le
withoutdonbtoneottbehert mdedlle
WWW; renew Yorki
mar-«MW:
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twig,“ lump”:
the.“ madam Frank Halli-hen
famous, and does it well Harry Lamina,
aclorcrequililn'lat and gymnaatioexpert.
intmduced anew trick of rapidly manip-
ulatinga number of objects while bah
aucing on a revolving globe. Ho oom-
paree very favorably with Gun Hillaea
club swinger. The eirtera Couleon do a
very neat doubk song and dance. and
introduce a skipping rope dance. which
fairly bringa down the house. The poll-
ular Roger Brothers, the eccentric Dutch
dialect ooraediane. vocalists and delicate,
do a very (tinny turn, All Wilton and
Sadie Nelson give a moot instructive on.
teruIIn' merit. entitled ‘Foow.’ fisher
and Clark took oil the sports
of the day, and introduced
songs. dances, jumps. loops and
moire. interspersed with comedy
of a moat excitable nature. Harry Ker—
nell, the most popular oi alllrieh domed-
inns, it his original monologue entertain.
ment, which due replete with fun nod
laughter. kept the audience‘ In a howl all
thetinle. He had new jokes and new
wtoriee galore.
Holler: & Hurt iii the Chrintmns attrac- ‘
tion {or Bunnell’s Bridgeport theatre
anda great company they are {or pro
ducing the grutat oomcdyon record,
“later On." Hondoy. December 29,
Thatcher'e minerrele dill nppcorin “Tux-
edo.” Tuesday, December 29. the new
"Magi Landing" will appear {or one
night. Thursday evening. December 31
“A Bunch of Keys" will he presented by
the celebrated Sparks company, and Fri-
day and Saturday. January 1 and ‘3. the
henntifl comic opera. "Said Pasha," will
open for a two night's engagement, with
a apecial matinee for New Year‘s day.
Theehie! noveltyol the pro-out theatri-
calaeaean in ‘Tuxedo." which canteen:
Ionic llall,“’¢dneaday evening. Decem-
ber 80. Theatrical noreitiee arenoveltire
nowadays. and “’l‘ttxedo" is annbwiutely
new departure from the beaten track. It
is a union oi mimtreley with lame coni-
edy. 'I'Iw idea is daring and thonmghly
original and up to the patent time it has
met with an oxtmordinary degree of
worm. The entire otrength oi Thatch-
er’s minstrele is incorporated in thrI new
organimtion. What makes the organi-
zation also an unueanlly strong one to the
rolontimi oi Thatcher's superb bond and
orclwetra of sixteen pieces. incidental to
the story. I) number of entirely new
range. medleye and metallic-e are intro
ducted. but.” is not moot inacaae of
thin kind. they come in easily and one
thoroughly consietont with the plot 0!
the play.
Daryea— «linlllry.
A very pretty bome‘nddinglook place
at the reeldenoe oi Augnuna Bulkley. at
New Canaan. iormerly of Norwalk. yer,
tenlay ultenwon at 3:30. The contract-
ing parties were (it-urge W. lhuyea. of
Pound Ridge. N. Y..and Mien Alice 1%..
daughter oi Sir. Bulkley. Friends and
relatives {mm Norwalk. New York, New
llaren and Janey City were present.
The room- were molly decanted with
Chrietmaa green. A great rarirty o!
Incinl and ornamental pro-cute were re-
orired by the young couple. like Lillian
P. Jone, of East Narwclk. prodded at
the piano and rendered metal beautilnl
aolrcthlne lwerioue to the coronary.
which was performer] by Rev. limo L.
lempew. oi Bridgeport. Following
thhacollatlon wae rated in the large
dialog~rootn. Ir. and In. Duryea are
now enjoying a wedding tour.
Icon d Ilarlaaa’a Moth Attached.
The atmofllooret llamanon North
III-trauma clmtd by Deputy Sheri!
Tmrbdnyvtnaafity. claimant wholelI
ble‘mcemcrniitonor thellrltt. it In
«proud that they will nlalxea general
arrignment in. larorot their creditors.
’ é!“ mm... containing
[eating an... 33 William Strict. Scull Mill.
,;¢y;.. .3»; «infirm
KERN
Taylor 8: Golden.
BealEstateandlnsurance
WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NOR“ ALK, CONN.
mam
Inner.
small amount
or money and check out c Bank of Que-
-. The finder will be suitably rewarded by
leavin it ntK 'ahnt store. d..llt
POI! SALE.
Allillh'E. safe. gentle and kind suitable for
lady Io drive. Apply at to Summit all-vet
South Namath, am it
‘(lll mic or exchargr A wry handsome
tractoi twelve um»! h h ground met
at and ad tilt nylon. Arl-
g’enbilwnrr. P. 0. Bar. ML South N
n.
«walk.
For Sale.
arm
BEST... IIIIIIII. .50"
W; ehonldurm 3 wunde inrfiie; rih most.
Panel.“ Dianna. 2! Wall "ml. hog?
BEA]. ESTATE
lhe Woodward
House and Prop-
Has Been
leased.
And consequently is with-
drawn from the market. I have
one lot on Lowndes avenue for
sale. price $375, and one lot on
Woodward avenue, price 8450.
These lots are nicely located
and wry cheap.
When they are. sold, no lot
can impurehosmi from the use
late less than $0300, and are thoro-
fore a bargain for any one look-
ing for a desirable location for
a homo.
Inquire of
BHBISTIAN SWAIN."
AT TB! 0]" ICE 0' THE
Bld Well Bigar 00.;
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interest Notice.
lionn XtIIIAlJ Hanso- in”.
Ikwemher at rm
ATM A mineral the flank hold thin damn
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vermnt per annum. wonderland (or the wait
month» ending Jahang- l um. Parable on
and alter .iaaan aaanrr'kt int. intern-I not
drawn wllibeeredt to ar out» and drew
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ENGAGEMENT ExmonumIIvI
HIGH BLASS VAUBEVILLES
The Greatest, Grandest and Most Complete
Vaudeville Entertainment Ever Given to Our Patrons,
Headed by the Prince of Irish Comedians,
HARRY KERNELL
ELL’S
MUSIC HllL SOUTH ”Bill“.
l. M. ilOY'l'. Monger.
Wednesday. Dec. 30.
GEORGE THATCHEB’S
MINSTRELS.
3’. “RF AT ARTi‘IlTi-IS: Allied with
Rich & Hanis Comedy Company
in the Great t 'omerl) Sucrose.
TBXE BB
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TUESDAY. lll-Zt'. E
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Plant» and hulubtlld fumilnro moral with
Inrn Trnuu and when; railed for
promptly «ls-liveml. mom .‘t’u. ill Wadi
ton I'M. Mull: .‘e’orwalk. Conn. till i
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nprt' lli'iw [or linoy m Internal-odd.
fur cinnamon, blgpa "mu
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