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fin.” ”warmth.
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>4. 4.
‘ saw :93; iii-Ia Venn-I'm
In thla W m. rte-r. eon-limbo
cooler weather will probably prevail. followed
lyiiallin'tfimm On'l'horadayulkbtly
eddy; weather will probably prevail. with
truth westerly to aouthwealerly winds. follow-
'66th teinpvratnrnand oolPrlday
warmerflair to partly cloudy weather. follow-
ed by rala or snow.
fire. 0. G. Barber, 01 Chestnut street,
is ink with the grip.
lire. Enoch Burton, of Elizabeth
street, incritically ill with pneumonia.
in and in. Walter Keith of 0999
street,EastNorwalk, aretbe parenteof
enewbabyboy.
—l.enve yourordersnt Hunt d: Zeluii’n~
{or pickled oysters.
The Norwalk Gee Light company is
extending its lineal pipe on Berkeley
etreettbrmghtofilmetreet.
The members of the Union Gospel
Temperance Return: Amociation willre-
ceive at their ball on the bridge New
Year’eduy
Irwi'iueetlbriar‘ pipes in Connecticut,
will Wormwood;
Viry dullinarery auctionol thebat
trade, ietliereoordolthe month. and it
mUrtaho beaddedin every sectional
The first annual dinner ol' Old Well
Bookan‘d Laddereornpany will beheld
attire truck house, Thursday evening,
January".
—New Year’s turkeys, lineal In town.
liloto mop" pound. A meant with
every turkey. People's market, 21 Wall
street, Norwalk.
Tberrlatmaaexarcieeo 0! the Bomb
Novwalk Congregational Sunday-00W
will beheld intbe church this evening.
beginning“ Vo'clock. An entertaining
programme has been prepared. It is
expected that SantaClaraI will aleo ap-
pooragflnaud pro-wot theseimlara with
wnimimtery. etc.
~Twenty-live cipra for 31.00. Xmas
prawn, at Lookwood‘e cigar store.
Notwilbuandinstheunelementweatb
er, the sociable given by the Volunteer
liar-my, cl Bani Norwalk laat
evening; was well attended and war pm-
mcedavrwy enjoyable alair. Au excel-
Intorchdtrl {unfilled llnaic.An oyster
rower war-erred by Clarice Hubbard;
k"It being orer. dancing was motioned
Thooa- until early this morning.
fineneumdamrnlmatinee ballolthe
South Norwalk Athletic club will be
beldatGarmaniahall.New Year‘aday.
liuaie for dancing willbe inridvbedby
Reine'aorcheatraandwill eornmenceat
flo'clock. Henry Gehrmannwillprompt.
Themernln'a and their friend-antici-
pateaveryplearanttirne.
~ankih chain. nu: catcher, plush
Mpdidiedwooddrahamb. cal-i.
Miler fiehoiidu trade. atfleorge ll.
Raymond's, 4048 Iain attest. Norwalk.
‘lbetblrd annaal concert and recep-
ilouolGatlmlioUnionGmnciLKoiQ,
, 3 WWW‘W millionth)!!!“ ‘1
m4
WMM'M o. A. It. will
mum New Year's day. All
-Eatralotol pickledoyltata at liunt
llalnfl’a
he public inatallatlou of Douglas
FowlerMG. All... willtake placein
theirhall'next Wedneeeay mitigate
o‘.clock
—-l’reah bamior rosettegidceotea
pound. at I". Hayee' market.
Thesioo'pEA. Williaieatli. ll.
Teller 9: Co’s dock with 25,000 brick
from Nortbport, L. 1., (or South Nor-
walkpartiee.
7~Reaaonableprioea at Lane's depot
mt. .
Ir. and Ira. liartih Kellogg and
son Cbarlea. of Marvin street, Norwalk,
weregneoteoitbeo. C. Bowen family,
of llarien, yerterday.
—l.argeat line of pipea ever shown,
lockwood’r.
A meetingo! theEutNorwnlk lodge
oi the Non-Secret Endowment Order
will be held thie evening at 7:3) o’.clock
in the G. A. R. ball, Wuhington street
bridge.
liar Hattie Groiut entertained a large
numberoifriendsatherhome in Cran-
berry Plaim Int evening. Danmng was
enjoyed for eeveral houra.
The Women'a club will meetat General
lichen Taylor's residence on Wat street.
New Year's alternooa. when George W.
Cable, the well-known author. will leo-
ture on ”Creole Lila.”
-—l"nubpurk and mung-lo centaa
pound;l2pomrds.ior than Hayea’
Market.
TheSenalemetyeaterday afternoon“
i210. awointeda lew bilge and {any
commi-ioaeraandadyomnedtolanuarv
6. twatldlop. In. Thieisthe date of
humblingoltbellouse.
--Priceoar low on the lowest at Ray—
Inond' e lumitun- wail-room». Korwalk.
Notrouhletnshow goods. l'alland ex-
amine them.
Dr. Rieharrhon’a Red Clover, Winter-
green. Dandehon and Wile. Blood.
Liver and Kidan cures Bloc-l Die-
ordera, Liver Complaint and Kidney
Aflections. Ask (a he. or lilo. temple
~Acbart'oi the asle- inthesaiede'.
poiitvanltthatflerfingandmanooa’
structingon the order of the National
llankelltlorwalkwilleuableperuouade-
siringacboioeoflocationtowllectalale
andhaveit—ignedtothem by calling
attbebauknow.
In another column Pin-mix Engine
armyanyextentaa invitation to citi-
zensgenerally,andeaprcially the ladies
andnrntlemen whoadatedthaminpro
curlngtheirpianoJIcallm them New
You? day betweenland-lo'olock.
~Cigarcuea.iromililc.w¥i.m each.
atlockwood’eeigarstore.
~Rargaina lnplanoa. Second hand
aquampianoehumflbtofloo.
beetlnrtrnmrntseverofleredlorthe
money. CallandaeethematJ.W.
Mini“.
Theflontb Norwalk Yin Policewlll
9999’ MM my"
:held‘rbeir mm lettiral at t
‘dflriebudntachhwylor vywork,
““999... .9 9
elem entertain-night. There will be no
work.
Eloisa-or W. 0. Howell'rdaucing clan
: taro"
Mulch thin “that and evening.
—mmmwilwno. .9 1.996.
Meir-rm
Alarpuprightahow caseshndiog in
(route! thriller-walk Boston shire was
”own over lartnlgbtanddeetroyed.
J. W. Banks has the contract to build
II. R. Golden's new block on Radium
street. Giovanni anzilli'will do the
stone work.
The public installathn oi otlicere oi
the United Order of the Golden Cruse
hubeeu postponed from January 8 to
January 22.
Dnringtheetorm last night the wind
blew downoue oi the smoke stacks at
the Norwnlk and South Norwalk elec-
tric light work».
There was a new arrival yeuteniay
at alternoonat theme Ir. andllnl.
George B. Sehellinger, 41 Elm street,
Novwolk. 'lt'aaxirl.
The annual busineea meeting of the
'orwalk llaptht church was adjourned
lroI‘niaet evening until January lion
mount oi the storm.
hemmed trains on the 'Conmlidated
railroad were delayed this morning by
several telegraph poles on thetrncks near
)lnm'aroueck. The wind blew them
or". '
w—Pore cation with pure cream, fit a
cup. depot restaurant. Open all night.
A rteanrehip from Europe having a
large wnaignuwnt of Portland cement
tor Raymond Brothers, run short of cool
while oil Nova Scotta and put into Hull-
lax for sampling”
The Y. II. C. A. uranium: mun-
mittee has changed the date of the next
entertainment or the centre irorn
January iii toJanuary 9. when Leland
1". Powers will appear in the “Shau-
ghraun," one of the lineal Irieh plays in
the Engl‘sb hum. int-mad of the
Handrail i'. Wilder (Wort company.
A epecial meeting of Xorwulk Aa-
armbly, No. 97, N. 8. E9014"- held last
eveniugand the {allowing oflcers were
elected: WI. 6. ll. Brorntield:
vlwpmirhnt. L R. June: mercury, F.
ii. Ambler; treasurer. W. N. Simone:
muncilor. W. A. Ambler; conductor. D.
' ll. Sherwood; gurdian. l". A. Knapp;
ounce. W. l‘. l-‘Illow, 6. It. lien-in. C.
' ll. Downs.
~lieerachwum pipes, largrot line etc:
shown. at backwoods.
Pioneer Castle. No. l, A. 0. K. of the
10.. elected the following oliicmi at
their realm last evening: (‘.. ..W
llalkinzl. t'.. J. I‘. Manney; l". l..,t'. J.
Perri: R. 8.. W. C. Ilolmee; F. 5., W. t‘.
Holmea: treanirer, George Bleyle; ti'. of
8.. W. ll. Stallord; A. C. oi ti , Walter
Wilkineon: l. 8. (in Fred Wilkinson; 0.
8. (in. T. l". Brothcrton: chaplain. A
Davis; W, A. Davie.
[art only Ilia» Kalblrine lloyt,
daughteroi Conductor Gould Hoyt.oi
thertreet railway. loot her pocket-lurk
The emuainingabout .863.th ping iroru
themidenceol J. W. Iiyatt onWeat
avenue, to lerwin etraet. One Ihy lhb
week li- lloyt was overjoyed by having
the WM returned to her by
(maria Abbutt. an employe of the lion
walk Iron Works convoy.
-A mbriarpipaia plush caee,irom
unnatuckwoud'a.
Ilmuhswmmwm
toioathllorwalk
momma-Mmak
lowadw. WWII-fitted with
amoeba-mun. which
warhead h position ad- pas
unlimited“ tat.
hatheboilwoeteuia. lt put on
Wwbarttoawaltthe
W Yearwday the
Whether-Molly plaewl
theboilrriauiuisamer
MAI: AID ”ill“.
Ian
“ M‘Mm
manna-moi mm. in
emblem. Willis-3.1mm.
anode. '
Want. w. no. at W
”uranium
hark we! Dual lamina
84 Washington Street
9999.99... 9..) or. 9:9 99.. will 9.:
9 ”1M ”WWW”? ’
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lililtilillillllilob rows
Vqlurt Is uni-Ia on In Places Md About
Somali-Damn.
o! Rev. Dr. Moses Mather, pastor of
the Congregational church at Burton,
then known an liddluex aociety. part
of thetown of Standard. Dr. Mather
waean uncompromieiug patroit during
the revolutionaud wu active in promop
ingthecaoeeol what was then called
therebellion. Rendered greatly from
his lormer neighborswho turned Tories
and haraeaed him in every way lurible,
and with the aid of Brit'uh soldier-e
took him irom his pulpit one Sunday as
he was engaged in eervice, with a irrge
numbero! hie congregation. and tramp
ported them to [long Island and thence
toNew York city, where he was kept
{prolong time in a prison ship. 0n
dlilereut (reunions be war taken Irom
hiaown house to New York city as a
prisoner, and kept there for a long time.
A few yearn agocongrem byarpecial
act gur-l Mra. lockwoodn pension for
the rest of her liie, in consideration of
her iatlrer'e eminent eerv'icai during the
Revolution, aewell ae thelact that he
sullendlargapemniary linearin coneil.
quence of bio devotion to the more.
There remain nowme twonameII ofthe
daughters!!! Revolutionary soldiers on
the pension lieta .9 Washington.
“output and sang-tack.
Monday evening a number of Mr. and
Min. Frank N. Taylor's friend: gave them
wine easy chair to llr. Taylor.
W. E. Oedrome, of Wentport, will build
a dwelling in the spring on a rite adjoin-
ing that on which R N. Taylor is new
building on Imperial avenue.
The acboomzr Sarah Buckley arrived
yesterday irorn Perth Amboy. 8. J.
loaded with coal.
The Weatpurt. current ‘ regreta
.a
be 999999 GOODS 79991 99999 99 99
o tb’In 09999 and secure the bargains.
l
South Nerwalk
an...“ ”m WW .. ..
arnrprire party and presented ahand-_
“Aw—w“
.1.ch!!le llAlililNil.W
A lllgh Rem Will flare to ho llalu to
lllda the Gallowa.
Andrew Borjomen. the Swede acn-
tencedtobe hanged at 1-itcbfield,Jnll-
. let: Emimuortbemuruerorhnm’
momma-9a, monitored, 3
Anni-M, 1300 I. juii‘
only amonth of. WWI»
already made. That Borienaen
wfllhehnnged there enema Io be little
reaeon to doubt, although an attempt
will bellnade before the board olpardons
ouJanoary II. to have his sentence
commuted. The last hanging in litch-
fleld occured in “85, nearly 107 year:
ago. Many Lilchiield people do not
want the execution to take place. They
have no eymmthy with the murderer,
but they object to the notoriety the exe~
cution will give the town.
In preparation have yet been made
{or the execution, but there will be short-
ly. as an immense amount of work will
have to be done beget the jail in boycott
of condition for ouch on event. There is
practically no yard at all and the jail is
in clone proximity to several other
buildings. It is impossible to place the
gallows. which will be that owned by
New Haven county, in the jail. There-
fore, it will be necessary to lay out a
temporary enclosure in the rear of the
jail, and in doing this it will require a
fence thirty feet high. which will have to
be covered in order to prevent outbiders
from witneeaing the execution. To
avoid the covering the fence will have to
be put at least ility feet high. What-
ever is done. however. Sheri“ Allen has“
decided to admit but a very small num-
ber to the execution.
An Invitation.
PIIOI‘ NIX ENGINE
('0!!! y will keep open home on New \ear 9
day I to! p In. Citizen» general] and
eepeclaily those ladies and gentlemen who»
risked In procuring theelega elegant piano that now
thuheiennabletogtthhe exactnnmo
her of cam-e of la grippe in town owing
to a mistake in the ornate.
Acockiug main was held last night
about midnight on Greenfield liill be-
tween birds from Wurtport and South-
port. It is pmnmed that the order of
the eIuIrtemI-n was slightly dampened as
they wended their way over the dark.
muddy roads leading to the barn in
which the main was held. where they
hall the supreme eatielaction of watch-
ingthe limbo! therariotts hen roost:
mutilate each other.
DI AlA’l’lt‘ llllllb'flll.
mutant mICAI. wan-a tinsel
People will be Interested.
At luncllnlltonight, George M
clwr‘s lilo-trek. allied with Rich and
liarris't'omedy (hmpany. will produce
lid. Ilarble's musiele tarot, "Tuxralo."
"Tuxedo," ia a happy combination (I!
high ela- Iniuatrely and clean farce
moody. The idea in novel, and hue met
with striking em. “Tuxedo" intro-
duces ntinatrelsy in a new guire. The
play abound: in lively incidenta, while
all the aalient features of minstreley have
been retained. suchassuperbhalladsing’
' ln:,tbeantieaoltheendmen,inlactall
theingredientaoi a minetrel that part.
and it maybeclmteriusdaeadramatl—
zed lorruoi minatrelay from which the
venerable leaturee. no long a drawback
in htterday min-itchy. have been on-
tirely eliminated. It la a new type at
amneement.and has the advantage of
being in thorough touch with the times.
Rd. Marble. the author oi ‘Tuxedof’
lays acclaim toany dininetire literary
mwittortbepieee. but there it not a
dull moment throughout the entire per-
Immune.
Ehnraday evening ql tbb week lloyt'e
”M WM”:
3cm. we”
wllluto make“ up one oi the moat
Wendy eventsoitheiarce»
oomedyreraon. liewYear‘rdaymIatb
Mfldufiimandflatordaywatiaee
and,evening,"tlaidl’arba.”tbaceieiuat
dmwmbepueeatrd by the till-
Insure-reopen company. at thirty
five people. Bpachl scenery andm
«narration-adhere . A
Marmalade“. willarairt
the 9 udaveryllnereadltion
at open will be flven. liyeand
Mantra-Horn earlydateat \
WIWM Tbetwo
Mwfllaadoabtally dealer.
I Mlnm
new need-r the ltala
nausea-cam
in
“from rep-hat la the»
triumphant ml-
iagmaethwmmlaliaw llrltv
Hm lthtekreaeqltdot
“Keys” willhetllvillno’;
in the [amounts parlor are cordially
9...... M" Suntan EIEIIE on.
ATAODII ”MA HOLD“ AT
Narwalk. withinand for the District“ of
\worwdk. on thefithdayoi Deermber..\ ll.
Eatateol 01an ll. Dexter. of Sorwalk,
lnaabldislricl. aninsoltent debtor.
said debtor this day lodged—-
lot} rem-o in the ofloe oi thia mun
bi: written misnmen tit. dated this day.
oi his relate (or the benefit of bie credi-
lithl. purulent to the Natalee of this State re-
min: Io imam-III nil-Nor». and
\\ hereon. imirge ll. liIoInlield, ol ~soil \‘IIr.
walk. into and by
and pruprmrt utmsteeo said assigned calcite
llwrelorr.
unload. that thematterol the-appointment.
approval and at‘eeptame of on iliwrgo
lianrItlclrl.
oi said Ins-lanai rotate. beheard amldctcmln-
0m
da olJaab .Mattwooclock
notice theraoi be mgr-en by” pub
lteblng thin older in avin a ctr
mint km in until
mid day oi hearing.
rill) ll
afloat" are days
BY-LAW. "
Wanna. Digging for sand worms on t
more or beach of Long Island Sound and .\
walk Harbor within the limita of thin low»
injurious to ita clam tlnberiea, therefore
Meal. That the lotlowing by law entil
"Relative utilam Fisheries." be and the a.
is hereby adopted.
lei-tire In Cla- Plane-rice.
damn: I. All digging lor sand worn.
the shore or hear-h of bong Inland rlournll
Sovwalk Harbor within the llmita of the Ill
0! Norwalk, in pmhibiled.
liar. !. Any person violating the prov”
of thin ivy-law ahall forfeit and pay n pl!
of notice-than lll'elwdollannermonn
twenty im dollars.
line. 2. Tide try-law shall take eflerlw
week after the name Ina been publlahk-
eordlng to law.
Insured, That the town clerk be a M
hereby ls mauled and instructed toeailh
lowing by-lawmbe published Ibmeke
mural. rely in the South Norwaik Etlm
gimme. a newapaper printed in Ibtiwo.
andtocnuaeeoplceol the-ametobe ll
conspicuous plane along the share or II
when puma haratotora have laden
digging for each wanna.
lberebycertlty that atatewn meat“
in the Town or Norwalk. on the one
number. A. ll. I’LIne tor-going reau
L21
tibwtlie 99v '
Mannheim. Them'n ,
Irnment nominated .
Weber oreold,oudwill
9 a Golden.
IleaIE eand Insurance.
WI IBTOI STREET.
SOU ORW‘ALK, CONN.
mar
1mm?»
cook. washer and irouer.
9 o ’elock a. nu, at the Eaetmaje-
‘2“ n to do delivr k
..D llrwtonlr Co. _soghd;él;£n
I 'Irmlk
'I II LET.
lie bn comer oi lInniorIl Place nod
‘llouvlluin street. It rooms, rem
47.09“? ward avenue. rent
Inquires. A. “mlwurd.
DOMthl; nion street; 99999.1 liner. in-
unit!“ .11. Smith, :3 West street.
South) Valk. down
N.
()NE It may 9199999 room will, with
w. and steam heat. it til rent separ-
ate or tiller. Very light and deniruhh- rooms
for lighanulacturing. For It rim inquire oi
11;,er \t ater etreet.$outh Vorwglf.
t
s
A HIE near Elm 6:999 Store.' I rooms.
in. rent edSill. Also house on Eiy' s
Rick: I)‘ paint} fidJ‘nh Mllflhe. order.
at Ann I) n no
Wendi. South llnrw rwlka mgrlm
SEMI Cottage for mam-ll family.on
tt’ lvwn odernirnprovemente.
AWIfiM esterl‘. ,laqulntord “getting
Hogan lilo-ll 91ml. containing :1 roonp.
‘53? condition; also houses on Grou-
atroeut nxall the modern conveniences
535% . barn on retro! lot. Taylor dr
!
nil l1
HUS on Fourth avenue. near 99999999
reflect. Eaet Sol-walk. Alpp‘} In
all)
. For Sale.
B" Thong: 0L ALI'I'Y REEF—PORTER-
L Id aptuold‘fit liglgibxrfiatm n5l-‘E’lae
W er. I o
Pam's Mann. "1 “all urea.
P. MORRELL.
Gil! AV!) Illa“ Y TRUCKING.
gm and household lurnilure moved with
Trunks and pack age: called! rand
"guy delivered. Dulce. So. lll Vb! ozhing-
WSouth Somalis. Conn. did
Interest Notice.
sum Noun“ x rlu‘Iero BAKE,
Der: ember 3 PM.
'1‘ a mu ting «It the Bank held this date,a
Dividend to Departure, at the rate til 6
or or some other pemn. a9 Ironic-e latest from Janna
in Norwalk on" the “$th W
ASA B. WOODWABD. Judge 119.00 10M
Wfllmenm
zeal per annum. wonderland in: thesix
ending January l. ML. Parable on
all“ January llth. no: lute-mt not
wnwillbeircditad to amounts and draw
.u'dx“ Illa“: KXAPI’. Treas.
Glty Board of Belief Notice.
Mil“ Bin bereb alien that theBoarIl of
Belle! lcrthe ‘ity oi South Surwalk. will
ay‘.x Januaryi.“ Mp. IL: Fri-
,hat 7:31p. In. Friday. January
Imam. .and Saturday January slat
p. rn. at the (‘nuncll l‘bamher. (or the par-
01 hearing and determining all appenlzr
the doings of the City Amour: and
finalizing and adjusting the valuation In the
of
MATTHEW!" ORBIT”, I Board“
HENRY l). [’0 X.
olDere
Dated at thei‘ "all!“ So'nlh Sorwalk the 32“.).
———L.—...__.....____.
Gard 6i lhanls.
We wish to express through
your coluyune our heartfelt
thanks to the many friends of
lllXATllNIB.
who haveeo kindly recommend.
ed its use for Lu (hippo, during
4 the present edipemic. which is
now I0 rarely afflicting the pub-
‘ lie. There is no medicine equal
to it.
6en.6.8tillson
catch pennygoods, 9999 9999 ,
«mommiommmim.
" the )Ianaoemeuto
Prices. Sea
9'. "
not 9911 96919999996
MINSTRELS-
:5 GREAT anions. allied with
Rich & Hulls Comedy 60min]
In theGmt Comedy Boom-J
mun
Alammoth DualJ
is on Sale at B “you.
Dmuiitorea. 0y
nmnnunu mums.
a THURSDAY mm. 99;“ in,
Hill lilils III III. sim-
llll, Jill. 2 .
Tllll trail: omi.’
SAID PASIIA.
E’"'~
REAL ESTATE. ‘
.3. . _
House and Prop-
'erly Has Been
leased.
And consequently in with-
drawn from the market. I have
one lot on Lowndes avenue for
sale, price 3375, and one lot on
Woodward avenue, price 8450.
These lots are nicely located
and very cheap.
When they are sold, no lot
can bepurchased from the or
tote lees than $600,11ndnre there-
fore 9; bargain for any one look-
ing for a desirable location for
a home.
Inquire of
BHRISTIAN SWABTZ.
Armornoa 03MB
llld Weill) 99909.,
WWABHIRIMlilfi Milli-Bl
ultimo Inuit.
Tor Narrow“. luau or 999-999.
Nona“. t‘oaa. Doe. ll. ‘
Tut-ImInm u! that I“ ma” “9:
"in mm- Mime.” 9......
To be Given Away 1
There in no doubt that considerable
DAVID
Ourprloeaarelowerthan
that we
tubal!
FURNITURE
do theholidanandthe tohuya
922%....” ’ ”"°°
STOW’S
we have seen or heard“
onotbelieveinm
WWII“.
ihe Woodward '
3'!!! on 3,01; Till?! Pet-9;» “woman.
Norwalk Chronicler