pair
Heaths. For every SESPEND
m ' If they RIP at the WEWTBAN ”We will PA
‘ - or elsewhere, We will PAY you ONE DOLLAR. or GIVE YOU A’ NEW PAIR.
teeth the World.
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Bowthen can on pmtect our homestead?
no- make re a a shelter or your wife and
children in case you die? The answeris spatula
:-by nearing a Life Insurance iic3
for an amount equal to the mortgagc. Th:qu
homes e been that promoted. and
of more will be in the
fill oing this. why not insure
Pollc3 that all satisf' the
case you live.» well as nrhe
hf An Endowment Policy. imu.
nnecticut General Life lneurance
Hartford nn.. will accomplish
youdie. the full amount of the Policy
Malone-r.. If you iiu: it in payable
and in either event it must prove a
andgood investment insure your life;
beforedolng so, be euro and examine this
.8. L’Hommedleu.
M‘A'fltm Washington 8L. South Norwalk
Inherit; American iWater Works Inc.
“ “ConulCivil Engineers‘ Association.
14 NEST liENIlE.
South Norwall, Bonn.
I. Dana and Reservoirs planned and built'
an lilies d dilator Pipe an.
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Mmplly done at reamnahie ratea’
Planaof buildings and laying out of print
mounds accurately done.
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I aw l'asi Herald Weather Forecasts.
In thlsdisfllet lo—day slllhtly stamencloud y
to partly cloudy weather willprobably prevail.
with light to fresh variable winds. mostly
westerly. preceded by snow. followed by clean
lug. On Wednesday partly cloud)‘ to fair
Weather will probably prevail till the after-
noon. with fresh. variable winds and aliuht
temperature changes. followed by olondinene
and rain or snow. and on Thursday warmer.
partly cloudy to fair weather.
Amount of Oysters Exported to Europe
for the Week Ending Jan. I. ran.
ornartan > rom' annulus
Majestic Liverpml 1.115
Auranla “ Iii
Siberian Glaegovr 23
Fumeina " 10
Moravia Hamburg at
Colorado llull G.’
Total 1.1128
The Cadets of Temperance of Norwalk.
will meet this evening at 7:30.
—Ln.rgcst line of pipes over shown. at
Iockwood's.
Dr. Dormer has purchased abandsomr-
Shoninger piono through J. W. Stud-
well.
The Alpha Wheel club will elect olllc-
crs this evening for the ensuing six
months.
—-chsonablom prices at Lands depot
restaurant.
Town Treasurer Hobart, oi Fairiield.
died at his residence in that town yester-
day morning. aged 77 years.
Robert A. Rowan and ChristinnSwnrtz
have been appointed to root-ire claims on
the Guycr (onto. Springwood.
——-(h‘gars from $1.00 per box up: a nice
Xmas present. at backwoods.
Mrs. Jonathan (fampnud maid. uncont-
punicd by Mrs. E. (l. New kirk. of the
borough lutvcgonctofiew \ork for a
week.
The fire waste of this country for the
week ending January 1. W92, was {4.-
42ll.000. The estimated loss for the year
is $134. 435. 000.
—-iiriar pipes, from lilo to 310 :II in: k
wood a cigar store.
The Norwnlk Water Commissioners
will meet to—night to organize. Hereaf—
tcr all regular meetings will be held on
Tuesday evening.
(lmrgc ll. Bmmfield has been nppoinb
ed tnmteo of the assigned estate of John
11. Dexter. The appraisers are Iicnry i-Z.
Iiodwcll and George W. Raymond.
~10 lbs. pure lard for 31.
Washington market.
Are you constipated? Dr. Richanieons'
(Inst-am. Rhubarb and Senna Antivi‘on-
stipation Powders cum Constipation and
Liver Complaint. Ask for be. or tile.
snmplc.
at Smith's
At the annual meeting of the Bucket
aeticnl society of the city Congregational
church. last evening, Hiram S. Brown
was reelected a member of the society’s
committee.
—-Over $500 worth of line pipe at
Lockwood‘s cigar store.
At the regular meeting of Concord
Division, 8. of_'l'., held last evening, the
newly elected officers were installed by
D. S. W. l’., Laura Warner. assisted by
D. S. 1).. 1.. June.
Charles Mott..— ofm Bridgeport, it ready
to clean ”pools and vaults on the most
improved and modern plan. Leave your
ordeaatBi Main unset. Norwalkmr ltd
Faitfloldéawnue. Bridgeport. -
~Turkish chairs. rug couches, plush
claim. polished wood ohaint.eaaels, cabi-
net for the holiday trade. at George ll.
Rsymond’o, 4048 Main street. Norwalk.
The king bolt on Thom Hartley‘s
wagon broke yesterday afternoon just as
he was leaving Boimansfltahles. Ir.
Hurley rm thrown out and stunned.
though nototbervriso injured.
Butler Lodge. No. Q, I. O. 0. r.. will
conferthe inltiatory degree tomorrow
night. Odleerswlllabohslnstalhdand
the semi-annual reports will he read.
'l'horewiilheashort rehearsal tonight.
Aninviiatlonheatudedtoalllaster
lamtoeomeMOMWoll bundle.
we. P.anda.fl.,tovvituuthoiustallao
Motoflousthbevsatnt. PastGmd
lastervalaManh. will he punt
sudden-honors.
'qu EVEEINE sEEuEEi. "
33.0 or tut. to.
. We on: PAY
on FIFTY GENTS. IfthG!
Try a Pair.
RANCIS 81. 00.,
6 Washington Street, South Norwalk.
km. . A.-. w .. ..
day from 180 West avenue to Bridgo
Dori- m...”
The Lockwood Hanufneturing corn~
pony 'sfactoryon Day street started up
yesterday. . .__. .. w .
- written...- own-the until" at new
mom worsens-«norm; 111th
National. to’sho’w gnu. Call out at»
amine them.
II. J. Lowndeo and John Bumhanl re-
tumed to school in Andover, Mm. this
afternoon.
Albert K. Kennedy has been admitted
as an equal partner in the Birmingham
’l‘runscript.
——TWenty-flve cigars for $1.00. Xmas
present, at Lookwood's cigar store.
. , i
ELLA";
One of the workmen on the bridge im-
provements at Woodlawn. N. Y.. was
struck today by the train that arrives in
this city at 12:09.
Contractor I‘. ll. Pierce is moving
today from Chestnut street. this city, to
Seaside Place. East Norwalk.
-—Pure code-e wrtlI pure cream, do a
cup. depot restaurant. Open all night.
.1...—
The ladies of Grace church fluiid will
meet with Mrs. W. S. Moody. on East
avenue, to-morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock.
August Billinstzsia has just wona marr-
scbnnum pipe in a pool tournament at
William Nash‘s cigar store. He won 223
games.
”Finest brinr pipes in (lonnccticut,
gold mounted. at Lockwood's.
Public meetings are held in the South
Norwalk Methodist church every oven-
ing this week sure Saturday evening.
Allure invited.
There are two sick with the grip and
one u itlI pneumonia in tho Kcogh' at family
on the corner of Fort l’oint road and
Pic-mam avoam».
~—i-‘ro.-Ih ham for roasting 10 cenlan
pound. at F. llaycs' market.
Yesterday Hatch, Bailey :2 (70., chang-
cdtbc number of hours mustitutiug a
day's work for their employee from ten
to night and one-half.
The daily prayer meeting at '22 North
account of tho- cbiidrcn'r: onloriuiunp-ni
to be bold in the room.
—.\ fine briar pipe in plinth (rose. from
000. up. at Lo: kw'ood 3
Henry Stat-Li nrrosited by Ollie-er
Gladstone ymtoniuy morning. was rt»
lmmi on giving a bond to appear for
trial tomorrow morning.
Brother Pn-ceptor II. E. Buckingham
will install the newly elected attic-en: of
the [failed Order of Carpenters and
Joiners at their meeting to-night.
l'ynrs L. Blend. of Weston. was knock-
ed down in the borough. this nftornoon.
by his horse which took fright by a Dan-
bury it: Norwalk train. Ilia head was
badly cut.
-—Fn~sh pork and sausage l0 centsn
pound:l2 pounds for $l. at P. Haym'
Market.
The retirement of borough clerk Hub-
bell in no wise reflects upon his capacity
as clerk. but is one of the incidents of a
change in the political complexion of the
Court of Barge-sea.
Mrs. George 1). Erector. No.15 Eliza-
beth street. isdangeroualy ill with lung
trouble. Her daughter, lira. Samuel J.
Plait. No. 17.Elizabetlrstreet. is confined
to her home with the grip.
«Cigar mum. from 50c. to $3.00 each.
at Lockwood's cigar store.
Charles Innis. m-ln-iaw of Albert
"J Milne!“ NOW. N. 3..die:fof
Immonlaon paranormal; In New
York city. after a week‘s illnees. ll:-
vtas buried in the Union ceInoteI'y. Nor-
walk. today in the family plot.
The private car of 0. Huntington.
'prsaidaotof the Southern Pacific railmad.
was brought to this city on the Long
Islandaud EasteruBtaiealinethiomom-
lag and transferred to the Consolidated
road. Its destination in Philadelphia.
Samuel Dumber. superintendent of
constructiouforthsdouthern Howling-
laudTelephmeCo..and-iargogangof
men. unexpected in Not-wall: this week.
orthodrstofnexttvsek.toremodeltlre
entire system in Not-walk and South
Not-walk to Wilson Point. They will
run nsvv copper wires. not new poles.
aud.la faet.givptbosntiresmsms
maloverhsalias. Fifty of the new
forty-Anton” are at’ths floata-
toalodopotavvaltin: llr. Dutehsraud
hlsmsm ,
Atauearlyhourthismhgwmhu
AMofHuflhrttmuWiltnnnvas
fmdlyhgnoaru hminoaeot‘tbs
aathalldiapmalwithlihm
mm plates at Wtanipaak. neme-
“Madsmlamvasw
min
Kron and family moved yester- . N H
.‘iiain street. will be omitted to-night. on'
floatation. his horas was brought»
“Whimsy-MM" auras
mull-batted ‘
PEEIWNAL AND ”HAL.
Pleasant mam:lta About flitv and Bar
musl- f'aopla and Tint:- l‘ rlemla.
Lottie of Brooklyn. are snooty: at the
mower won» Ewart. In.
Elli: haul Well of tilenhmk. 158
the gueiit of her brother. George .
Bromtleld. Lynne Place, borough.
Miss Minerva Gillum, of East Norwalk.
and Miss Ada Golding. of the borough.
returned tothe State Normal school at
New Britain yesterday.
Adam Aller. of Roselnnk. S. 1.. is
spending a week with Grunge L. Oliver.
ii Bayview avenue.
W. H. B. Diobrow. of this city. re—
turned to the Reameiaer Polytechnic
Institute at Troy, this morning.
Miss Bertha Lockwood. of Stamford.
isvisiting her cousin. Mrs. Manuel T.
Hatch, Foirfield avenue.
’1'. S. Donaldson returned ymtorday
from a trip through New York state.
Misti "attic Mci’lu‘tuon. of Maple
street, borough. in visiting friends in
Danbury.
Miss Lillie Farrell. of l’mvidonw. it.
1.. who has been the guest of her parents
on Wilton avenue for tlIc trust qu weeks.
returned to her duties of St‘lltltli tom-her
yesterday.
80801 fill lll'iifl N3SI‘\
The First Mes-flag of the New Court a
’ Very liars-onions Affair.
Warden Kimmey and the flit'i'lllit‘l’s of
the new l'ourt of Burgesscs lit'id their
first meeting last night. Many-sworn-
tors were present. After the mot-Inn;
was cull words-r the “anion midi-cs—
and the Lourt as follow}:
To the "mun-able (‘ourf of Btu-greets
and .-in.vuciufir.v for the coming pom»-
You have been elected and are now about
to Itmmmr the rcspcmsibility of conduct~
ing the affairs of tho lmrough for tin
your 1802.1 have no doubt that you ap-
predate tln- honor maimed uponyou
and uill disulmrgr- your :lutiw with
. fidclitv
As for :nvsolt. i shall Illdfil‘uf to
discharge the duties that may devolve
upon me with tour .nmismnn- and co-
operation to the beat of III} ability. hop-
ing that at the c ltK-it of our to run of oilin-
wotuny have sill’u‘wlt‘tl in :onducting
tho nil'nirs of the borough in such a man-
ner at to merit the i'tlllililk‘llift' that has
been Imposed in us.
It has been intimate-i to rm- tl at 1 near
a c olinr ninut my no: k All i an: I onlmllcd
by tin» wishes of no Iriilfiiilr' party.
have been Illei'lthl warden and will sub-
mit to no dictation tron: Outside putt».
although l may are lit to question our
one i chose to get information for Lin
good of the borough of Nor» alk.
This last declaration was rccoivml will.
tum-h npplauw and after it had sulhidcd
(‘lcrk llubbeli read the minutes of tin»
last meeting.
The l‘ourt tin-II prowl-dud In ballot for
the seniority of bingo-mes. which result
cd in tln- unanimous choice of l-Iibort S.
Adams ful'iirui. burgoei; Robert dim-u.
St‘t'tllltl; William .-\. AIIIbler. third: John
H. llucklcy. fourth: Alia-rd A. t‘lIinery.
tiftbznndt‘harlm Squires. sixth. J. A.
l’innco acted to: teller.
Tia-warden announced the standing
wannittteu follows: Finance, Adams.
liuckicy and (in-«n; Highway. tin-cu.
Adams and Buckley: Lights. Buckley.
Chinury and Squirt-s; Police. Ambler.
Squirts: and Adams: Fire. t'hincry.
Green and Ambler: Sewers, Squires.
Ambler and Chinery.
The ballot for borough attomcy and
clerk was then mat. J. B. liurlbutt m-
ccircd live and James 1'. llubbell one
vote. Upon motion of Burgmu Buckley
Mr. lziurlbutt‘s election “at made unani-
mous. E. M. Lockwood was unani-
mously elected mistaut borough clerk.
and Charles N. Wood was t‘ll‘t'ifi’il
borough surveyor.
The balloting for Milk!!!“ neuitml as
follows: First member of the lnonl. A.
J. Meeker, It votes, George B. St. John.
l;llonry Bullock. i. Swami member.
Gnome B. St. John, 0. Third mumps-Q.
Burr Smith.“ ‘
Thailand of lit-lief airmen «truism
iicnry Helleck F. ii. Gregory and 1’.
Dates.
The court voted to ratify the election
of the new board of engineers of the
Nor-walk tire department. I". E. Look-
woodwaa unanimomly chosen fire in«
spootor:.larvislieikrgg.hsaith inspector:
James Gonlou. haywanl. and Charles
Cobain, pound keepen
The warden read the applications of
Wallace Dana. George L. Northrop,
Robert N. Morehouoe. John H. 00min},
CharlesEAdama.andT. J. Howardfor
poaltious on the police force.
mum Moments ofl'u'ed techno out
the
WILAIMDIPM
“Mm. William M. Brown and daughter.
f" .
treasurerd. A. Pinneo for $10, 000, with
A..B Woodward, E. O. Keeler. J. ll.
Light, J. 6. Gregory and H. L. llubbell
no eateries, and the bond of Charles
Adams. borough bailiff. for $300 with J
0! élpplou as surety. were accepted.
W Maples brought up u... "no.
of cemblrslimg building lines on Maple
if“. t and Lynesit place. Alter sense dis.
0 on and the niuding of n potpourri
letter from I". '1'. Hyatt. the Court, upon
motion of Burgess‘ Buckle .decidod to
table the rustic-r.
Burgroe Adams moved that the new
police {onto take their stations on Feb-
ruary I. Voted.
A few monthly bill:: were then audited
by tax-Warden Keelcr and ordered paid.
The bill of Daniel Connolly. for work
on the borough streets from December
21 to [loco-arbor Bl. amounting to $148.50
Vouclted for by lustxactor U‘urlis. who
stated that Burgess Boa-c ordered the
work done. was, upon motion of Burgess
Adams. referred to the chairman of the
Highway committee to investigate, with
power to pay it if found correct.
The Financc committee was authoriz-
ed to borrow $1.000 upon the credit of
the borough.
Unit-n. wcn- then drawn in favor of the
chairmen of the Highway and Sewer
committees for $100 each. to pay the
running Impetigo-rapt their departments
for the month.
[7pm the suggestion of James W.
Hyatt It was voted that the warden call
a borough meeting 'for 3 o'clock on the
afternoon of Woclnmdny. Jdnunry 20. to
lay a tax upon the polhs and mtenblc
when» or In.» borough to pay the interest
upon the borough and water fund debts.
Tin» meeting then adjourned until 7:30
or lo: k on Monday evening. cbrunry l.
A‘fl'l'lll'li 800! I‘03 Rfl'l‘llh'.
A Syndlt ate Organizfll to Buy the hunt
I' rum the Present lIt'nl-ht.
A syndicati- inn; been :irgnniunl to buy
Rotor) l oint from \lcssrs. l-inkenslcin d:
Kelly.thc pn-nc-ni ow II-‘rs. It 2:: said that
some of thr- trtust prominent men of
South Norwalk. Norwalk and Jersey
City are intercom! in the enterproie.
The articles of Incorpomtion. tiled yes-
terday. give to thcsyudicato the name- of
"The Rated Point improvement l‘nm-
puny." It is undid-slum that about $100.-
000 will bospeut this spring in itnpmving
the property. with a view to making this
popular and beautiful spot the foremost
plmnun- resort on the Sound.
liming tin» past month 150 shade [rm-s
have been not out in the- grove. The
ground»: mo to be graded and mounds
and flower beds laid out at suitable points.
tine. making the surroundings very at-
tractivc. Architect \V. S. Knapp. of
this city. has drawn plans for two L's. to
be built on the present largo botchom» on
the west armor and the other in the cen-
ter of the building. They will be five
stories high, 3213': on I-uclI floor. the
outlook in the towers bang about titty
foot from the ground, Tin-so additions
will more than double tln» capacity of
the pn-scut hotel. The burrmm will be
moved into one of thI- new lit: and tin.-
kitchcn into tin» ”the-Loud the dining
room will cover the entm- fir§zt timr of
tlu- hon-l. The third and foruth floors of
the new L's will be occupied by boarders,
the number of roomy; in t-ncb bI-ing forty.
Plans for a :‘umusul or xacrry-go-round
2x43 for-t III-calm being made. A candy
stand. 15x25 fut-l. bullt after the fashion
of u Chinese pagoda l:- to be crucial west
of tin.- drrnI-ing pavilion and a platform
tiilxlilil for-l. will count-ct the two. This
will lit! Ill-it'd for slroro diam-rs. clarit-
bakes. etc. The pavilin over the
bathing houses is to be car-loam] and bulb
momsbuilt. thorn-by doubling the pros
out number. making in all 22.! both
rooms.
Tlll' carriage abode will be turned or
right angles from where they are now
located. and moved back on tho
l'lit'tltlnu‘rt. Four hundred feet will be
added to them. making room-to accom-
modulo nearly one hundred carriaxcu.
What remains of the original pier will
,be torn down and the rocks in lla- vicini-
tyarotoberemovcd in order that the
bathing facilities maybe incmuied. An
addition to the sir-amino: wharf is com
templa‘led and will probably be built.
A large steamer will be put on to run
hourly between South Norwalk and the
Point. Another «learner will run be-
tween Bridgeport and the Point and mo
steamers from New York.
The first meeting of the company tvill
beheldaweek from today. when the
names of the dim will he made
known. Theywiil probably be as fol-
lows: James Hyatt, Norwalk: J. D.
Kimmy. Norwalk; E. A. Woodtnrd.
Booth Norwalk; Christian Struts. Booth
' Norwalk; lion. Charles Winfield. Jersey
City; J. 8. Kelly. New York. and .l.
Flukeustaln. New York.
plamforenlargiug the capacity of the
rationahelkllum With ultimatum
nonhuman place did not have
aooommodationsfor balfthe people ea
buy im- m m allot-ins
”utilitarian-ad upnadbuildinp
martian Crumbs-WW
we.aadtheoibtrll"bittlsflmyv”
'” I
‘11:,- V nonhuman.
mas-tum to a.
more
South N orwalk
so timeis being lost in getting no
Masha-sis. «an Haven. '
_ mummuyhnofdmfud.
‘1stth Bond Material. Hill Soll atHali
Pnoo.» ‘
. A... magpmm
ll. llillllilllllN & SUN,"
84 Washington Street.
Elf‘Kllll Illiil MATE T0 EEATII
A Strange Case of the Fighting Qualities
of Horses.
A otrunge and serious case of the fighh
ing qualities of homes, which occurred
' in thhi city lush deck. but. which has
been overlooked by the reporters. is cer-
. thinly vrorthy‘of note.
W. H. Smith. of What street, owned,
or did can last Thursday. two valuable
horses, which he ambled side by side.
As near as can be ascertained. about 10
o’clock a. m. of that day one of the horses
got loose and out of the stall. and then
began a fight between the tome one and
the one hitched that resulted in the
death of the hitched one. a chestnut
mare, which Mr. Smith used for general
family driving and which be valued at
$300. lierefused $230 for her only a few
days before her death. The light must
have lasted over an hour, for it was
about ”:30 when Mrs. Smith went to the
stable and found tin» lmrwncd horse
standing ankle» (loop in blood. and the
dying one In amost horribly mangled
and L'Icomtod comlition. lt appears that
the loose horse taunt have gone to the out
bin. which brought him at about right
angles with the ow.- standing in the stall
and in such a petition that at every kick
he could bit the mare. but so that the
man» could not hit him. and born he
must inm- kicked her commutly. for
there was not uninc'rof flesh back of
her thanks that did not show cuts or con-
tusions. When Mm. Smith wont to the
stable she found the lnmw standing
quietly and led him into his stall and
fastened him. Sln- Ibeu hastened to
William .\i:.-Qui::o-'s for zLxuifilllIii‘e. who.
assoon a-sbe saw tlu- more. knew she
was in a critical condition and sent for
Dr. Butt-s. but the Ilittl't‘ was beyond
help. and about 1:! o'clock :lit-«l.
Tin-so home-s lmd lwn driven together
for several "10"le and both were of
have suddenly .lI-rc-inpotl such vicious
lighting :pulilis-s is certainly very ro—
nmrkablc.
llll ll \Tlf‘ llfllelS.
Theatrical “nth-n in “hlrh Play-Gulls;
People still be Interested.
“i'm-io's Darling." which llcttio Ber-
nard i'luuc will lll'l'St‘lll It! Music Hall.
next Monday owning. is a comedy quite
that has [Wt-ii given hero. The scenes
are laid in British (‘nlutnbin and Ala-din,
and its characters are all seafaring mun.
Bliss t‘lutoo takes the port of “Little Dar."
a regular m: nymph. who can row a
boat will: tho most I-xpcrt mrsman and
swim like :1 fish. The part is particu-
larly tittwl for Miss Chase, who clothes
it with u from easy. honest grace that
charms her audience and stamp: her as
one of the- illit'a'l of soubrcttc artiste.
Th.- inugh of a life time may safely be
predicted for Wedncadoy evening. Jan~
Imry Id at Music “all. win-n tin- famous
In-rfonnnm-c-of Russell's l'ity Directory
will be witmm-ai in this city for the rim
rim». Thorn» are many performances
tcrnu-«l fun-I- cmnc:lir».~;.lutt it is unircnial-
l_v mum-rind that that performance Is the
Hunt rI-umrkubly suI-ccsoful and most
humorous of all yet put forth. The pre
evolution has born tbc laughing fever of
tln- past four years. in all the principal
cilia: of this country. and is now up-
proaching lin- 300th night of its run at the
Bijou theatre. New York,
I .\ lump Year Party. ‘
Tho long» your [vIrty given last evening
by Miss Mary I'Ieid l’nnlic. of 33 West
avenue. was. a very phmnt mciul event.
Dancing. :. I'lnlhca pin tournIm-nt for
prison. and .1 Irritnir‘ul ti-Ihim; excursion
Ivor:- indulged in and the hour war: into
when tln» merry company reluctantly
bode tin» fair hunter-s adieu. Among those
gin-soot were Miami‘amlincOwt-n,iilinton.
N. ‘i'.; Mine Elsie Street. t‘lurcnct- Boll.
llaricn: flharli» Turner. New York city;
Samuel Scoville. Stamford: Mime bl. K.
Jennings. Anna R. Dunning. Nollie Dire
brow. iirncc Millard. Natalie Disbrotv.
andiVoilorJoaningsJV.1].“.Disbrovv.
D. P. ilunt. Jr.. and W. "J. Leland.
Methodist flours-h. lertvalk.
Met-tings every cvoningnf the work,
except Satunlay. Subjccuw'l'ucsday.
“Young People and the Church" Wod-
nesdny. ”Religion in the Sundayvachoolf‘
Thursday. ”A Working Church and the
Spirit of first" Friday. a written by the
pastor. Tin-m meetings are not utmply
for the church people but for the public
generally. Each meeting open» at. 7:45
with a brief service of song.
-—-limoke "Ioekvvood's Favorite” 5o
cigar. Clem Havana filled. For sale
atloektvood'sJeiouth Norwalkd... M
ter'a, Norwalk; E. L. Hafner’a, East
Norwalk.
n. P. MORRELL.
moor Aim raw rave-mm
flaunit moved
Pl so sad not ”All
”6.232%...Aufi- or
E Day ngenner.
serum and llli'l’ii NINA“.
mar-omen
III. to sums
to t
I leave at this otllce.
quit-t dispisitions. and why they should '
ditfcrmtt in construction from any other
Suppose
We have never sold, and ‘will
Charles E
If a man on asaiary of tattoos week
had flalfltl stub. 00, and on getting mar-
ried lmItu week paid $2.30 for a mar-
riage III-ease. andfl. new the minister.
and after that paid I313 a week for board
“£3”!!ij a week for his sick vitfe.1 3nd
Ir. W. how two it
lumi‘o'iio ill-hire" Mild t get
luctus Blood 1 lure for his wife ?
R. H. Pinion-d. of South Norwalk. sells
Cacti»; Blood Cure and will tell you all
about it.
Taylor & Golden.
Real Estate and Insurance
lllSHlllGTtlll STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK, court.
sufitf
. I‘0ITNII.
A LARGE black dog with wbllc fI-et and
white on breast. ()wnc rran have him by
gtyingmargc-I. inquiri- of Henry Jone-I. Baal
Irvvnik iii:
MALI. pm hurl-molt Owner 1 In hau- by
f ailing at store of l. W. l'ow ell. :kt \\ Mb-
ington strut-L if: it
Los'l‘.
I\‘llfi'r F P. wall- it: opc I: face. It itbinitiah l:
.. ~f on ilk-id! PM. and small gold fob
:bainu i'riclay owning. in Marin Hull. or be-
tween there and the depot. I Indcr will pEz-gac
y. :
WANTED.
i )NERS
\
Roll) J N
A’ hm:
1‘0 LET.
He house curt. >r of Hnnforrl l’. :m- and
South Main Hifmf. it room: r~- I no
.tiwlmnm- No ultra-tin mi nv.cnue Trill :it.
lnquircnf E. A. Woodward.
113' at 'h: mmrt fa:-_tor3 of
mlrmidi. 1‘37 i
SKI SE girl .‘lmt b:- will reromma ado l.
\uni3 at it. bum“ if. tf
0| ni'. Sn. L't Monroe «rm-Y. 1' rooms. At-
‘it: and shied cellar. Apply to J. lire-1hr r.
. Not.
JI‘Wi) so: HIL- ‘ ilIml‘ npartnu I h. l()l'i~l!tflllll of
xiv-I room.- on Osborn r- mv-nuc. liar-st \‘or-
unlit. \hrlrr in and out. Kurt S". \pph
or
thnhnTrsmn S’Iitnmmi: ;~..vanur Easel
unlk. jl llw
( NE room Ifixd'l: .IIsuom» rmrn .‘i‘lx'll with
. power and pirllu bent. \‘t Iii rt‘nlM‘tp I:-
ate or tour tho-r. \' t i' s light and Ilt'ainritlt rooms
for light m.lflil'1‘lllill‘ini.'. lnr' rm~ 'n «pnrv of
E I‘ Knapp “our ~tn»i’ >0:Illt\r)r\v.tlk.
.124 If
«six-noon Cottage for email familymn
Burritt atrnue. Modern improvements.
Appl3 mf bruit-r h. (‘ lurk IHQIIintard avenue.
South Norwalk. ui‘Hf
I (HIST-2 on High street. I-nntnlning S roums'
all in good condition; also house nil Iiruve
strwt. containing all the modern cont r-nirm es,
with a roomy burn on rear of lot. Ta) lor .k
tinlllou. nil if
I
Ill’si‘. on Fourth ave-nun. near cormrof
t‘ou- eii'ui. East Norwalk. Appl) to
Jan-uh .\I. Layton. trill if
FINES ALI}.
'l‘ll'n building lulr— on Burritt ascnuru for
Mllt' I'bcnp. Anny to S. B. Trietram. L'.’
liurrm ltt’r’l’tllt’. South Norwalk. IlBiJw
RE A I. ESTATE
The Woodward
House and Prop-
erty Has Been
leased.
And consequently
is with—
drawn from tho market. 1 have
one lot on LllWildBS avenue for
sale. price $323. and one lot on
Woodward avenue, price 3430.
Those lots are nicely located
and very cheap.
When they are sold. no lot
can be purchased from the os-
tatc loss thnnsiiiio, and arc thoro-
forc a bargain for any one look-
ing for a desirable location for
a homo.
Inquire of
SHRISTIAN SWARTZ,
AT Tilt! :irrltfrz or run
Bid Well Cigar to.
an ~-WARIHNIITI)N HEREIN”
interest Notice.
mu a’oavuur “visas liars.
Ilecem on n. In.
AT ammlusul the flank held thisdate
Dividend Inllapositmn. at the rats of 4
percent per annum. undeclared thesis
months ending Janasr i use vabio In
in Interest not
and after Juana lit.
draw: will beersd ted to ”were and dravr
h. KNAPP.‘I‘m-.
interest from) “must
dat td
Bit, titers of toilet lattes.
MICE ”Dblllmt tilt ihfimflof
N Belisffortha ‘Ilyofmmll-b;flll
an. attire Mulili’l’haaabrr. Diana
Pfi‘I‘ahi‘ of the “3"?” l‘:
...., a... name
not-Ergo. “Etta-m;
lib-day
“mt-
We offer no more patch penny goods. such asvve cannotaend
a second time to the some cuttomer.
letting boner. 33 Washington Snort, South Norwalk.
You Bo
not. sell, adultorated goods.“
Seymour,
gum/lemma: H s.
v. M. c. A. Kmsrtralxltiitrwfiuvm
Will ”Bill. Elli. t.
Friday Evening, ha. l, on.
_ NlR. LELAND T. POWERS
nu » suiiounuu
The Finest lri h i
wing to Play It the Englishm-
' nIrt Opens Satanic
Norwalk and Plaisted‘y
0 I lot it A. M.
l’revfom: at Plnmo'
a» South Norwalk. at
MUSIC lllll. Slilllll NllllNllN,
MONDAY. JAN. l I.
The Acme of [frail-rm. (Wag
HETTIE BERNARD CHASE
Ami a PI rfect ('umpeny of
grand H w nlc prvrviuctiorrand
meio-drumutic embody.
i’ilayers in a
p out no
auntie?
llNlllE’S DARLING
The Heroine of tire light House.
An Al. “krill bum in! e. W irh Sc rat-s and Char-
u Iv: ~ Entirely N. w to the Stage.
ll FORTUNE IN ANIMALS!
Toadd totbc- rI- Ili- -'In (If the pin. The only
t- "it n! :mim‘. mnvl «r in nihiim‘c The
initial unrulertnllx innit -cm burst: lit the
world. A troop. ”f «'
brought diver"! .r:
dogs. "Kim: and t
mung Dc'ti’. ‘
trit-“kmule.
Seats on sale as if- »yt' s and farm’s.
ll lINHELL’S
RRIBBEPBRT THEATRE.
THURSDAY EVENING, DEB. SI.
units oourov,
A Bunch Bl Keys
NEW YEAR'S llll lNll Sll'IJR-
Bill, JAN. 2,.
~ Tllll llllllll OPERA,
SAlll PASHA.
Seats on Sale 'i‘hrccllavs tn Advance.
Bard Bl Thanks.
Wt- wish to express through
m- ~ i»,~quimaux d
t3» .‘IIL‘Lil! anti hm
mt ' '-l'hv phenomenal
\de the premium
your columns our heartfelt
thanks to the many friends of
lllXATli-Nlli.
who have so kindly recommend-
ed itsusc for La (hippo. during
the present cdipcmic, which is
now so sorely afflicting the pub-
lic. There is no medicine Irqual
to it.
BY-LAW.
“'ttliitliAI‘. [Maine for and worms on the
above Mbeachoftnaflsiannt Modulator-
walk Harbor MINI the limits of lhhm In
injurious to mola- Inherits. Inn-nu
unreal. no the fallout» brie: saluted
”murmur Clan richest..." tie-ad thee-tan
is hereby adoatni.
salaries to m:- Ilsa-sin.
Ramos: I. Midiuias for sand Irat- on
the aim wheat-hot mutational“!
Nonalk Harbor within the limit-of the larva
of Norwalk. la prohibited.
liar. 2. Any person varieties the m
ar ibhbydflvahll rattan-I mar-Inn
or uhrmlwcauaflmaaramatkaa
tmrtndollara.
tour. This try-law mu take“ can
treat. after the nata- hasten Wac-
eosdlagtolaiv
W. That the mi clerk hsaad It
mammaumuamm
mkplawiahe new M“
new is the Min m m
Wane-m prlatd talk» “I.
announcements-annular“ is
W blast aka. the stolen H
aha-musician hw-doaaaflh
amt-reactivated ,
thereby, momma-«um h“
is Item of Wt.» its an laid
m
.1»!
BeoBStilleon
Norwalk Chronicler