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14 Int tilllll.
South Norwali, Conn.
”Mmmwuww
“InfidWatarPlpelakl.
. " "' Whale;
Iran-rum...“m ll
Punt building out layiuoat ofprivatoom
gland-Wilma
mkmg—ue-mmm
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simis Trada
_ Minnelli hamlet-ira-
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“gnr—l with!» mam- llaoatba.
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mimflm pl ‘3.“ «1171;. m
Turn-Imam
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weatherwlll probably prevali.vrltb
“chub-it'd temperatureaodfrnahto
‘ brinhmbntvuinblewlodnnontlym
eantcrlrJnornadnc Ia fence. followed by anew.
‘ .OI‘fhnrndnyparuyeloudrweathorwmpmb-
. pblrprovaiLwithallnttemperatarachnnn
‘ apdlroirtobrhkwenterlyandnonbweaterly
Moduproeededbyralnornnovonthe wants.
andfollovredby Mulder W and
afraid um" and on Friday ranch colder.
clear-weather.
PUBLIC WATER AND rm: METER
8W.
Thomayor‘n rue-age, which wopnb-
lishedinfullyentordaymndoubtedlyhan
beencarefnllyxoueoverby thereadern
oi Tn! 8m and its information
thnkfnllyr'eoeirodgnditnrecommendaa
tiom,nodonbt,carefnllycurlidered.
Withone exception.'l'nz Sunnis
inheartyaccordvrith the recommenda-
fictiofthemyornmithatoxceptionin
conditibnaleven. E
Themayor,after a careful connidera-
tionofonrwater system. and tltcrcin
in thin ‘mpecl.’ concludes with the fol-
lowing:
“We have good canaato mandate uni-no].
of our water
vnaon the
arealorrlnd an abundant supply
for all for onranlveaand the pleasure
feet In one
and
m to .h tarot-bed witha ram
.3..." mmommfnmm
‘ ”v; t applications favorable confiden-
There in no question now about an
adequate supply of water for the city
foryearatocome. but thereiaaqucotion
whether that supply should not be lint
need for the benefit of the city rather
. Several yenrnngo the consumption of
valor in the city was so great that the
supply main wasinadequale to keep up
the premium. To remedy this it was
deemed ndvinable to meter water to the
large connomcrn—in the auto our manu-
faotmiea. The nocenity and wisdom of
thiscounevrandenmnntrated in their»
creased pmdnre. Thin whenever.
; wasnotan equitable commit m'adea
‘ very museum between non-
numern. allowingsome to me the water
without limit at a nominal charge,
rubile others Ivan charged a specified
priceper gallonand had topay fornll
mthey medand mind. The other con-
numorn could wrote an Morenithout ex-
penna
The large consumers an a whole con-
maeoted quite gracefully to the plan, and
from that time to thin have in no far
been specially taxed for the benefit of the
'general public. The nneemity for thin
distinction does not now exist, and there
ahould not beany further Maturation
mufnctnflngpmpmqbntonthecon-
trary, if there in anurplue ofwator,
motif-cm Ihonld be given every
pmible benedtof it. for,en tlremayor
verytrulynays inaportionof hinmeo
”othedincdntinnanceordentmctlonof
bun oftltenr manufacturiea wouldbea
publiccalnmity.
Thom NervelkWatorWorhare
th-Mof South Norwalk. They
mgut Wham-ninth
Monumental-manna:
Wmhtimlhwau
ortpithonewbolvemwnprcperiy
Wdoblflnnleln south ltorwalk.and
bdorethurorknnra Inedniall in dbl
interentoi monumental
Norwalk abould have every benefit
nudist-imam. ”'9me-
adult in "9" 09th. tactrof our
earplu- of water. it in not time that
mommm
amt-rumoured water, nbonld
mum, and liner In on
stimulate-It Manner
aadmlheltnntlillerllleru.
Wedonntuntolhu-atlhdu,
Wfimnmm
mild-hymen the m
mum-aim
”trimmer”. Minn
many-um tau-n
Within-mun.
nun-um Indium
showing how very fortunate our city in A
Wthcnenninxthe publlcrrater for N
otjvndennadlvudmlhfll‘h.
Borneehllabbelltn moor-lynlwith
tbegipathhhoueuudohnnrnnna.
Ila-walk.
lirafiankPettyinnerioI-lyniok with
maghuhcmeoa Bent Walking-
Btl‘uhilmm'
in!“
romaine-henna!” flirdur‘
MjM’ Wiulu’tinl.‘
‘1 numberof ceareof finished hate
rbippodbmeanbnry inlml Iran 133.-
m.ouhme,m.onom
The corrected timotableof tlIeDan—
hrryhndNorwalkdivinionotthnlloma-
tonicrcadwlll befonndin anothprcol—
nmn.
diaerfloman and dnuzhtmhave
ntnrndtoYaphankJ..l.,after spend-
inautheholidaynwith bin non,Prnanl.
Roman.
Thetotalrninfall in thin'noction last
year Iranabont 49 inches. In one the
! rainfall wag til-Q2 inchu and in 189,
Winch.
Col. W. H.8tevonnonuynthathe
conldnot, forbnninu reasons, accept
the cokmeley’ef the Fourth regiment
litwantendertd whim.
Theappnbern dubbed theirwork at
Mmekllnrman’sstoro thinnoon. To-
nighttheywillcommmceappraininxthe
alignedstock 01.1.1]. Dexter.
-I!'r-h,porkvand will centna
pound; Bannock for that". Hnyen’
1...... [, -——__!i
The lines Hatch entertained a few
friendn at their home, No. 66 West are
'08 one, lent cveningdn honor at William I;
t. Armstrong, a student at Yale college.
The member: of the tire department of
this city will meet at Putnam How
Home at 6 o'clock Sunday cvening’nnsl
attend service at Trinity church in a
body.
——A line briar pipe in plush came, from
'iOc. up. at Imkrrood'o.
Are you weak and rundown? Dr.
Richardson's Chinchcna. Chamomile and
(lentian Tonic Powders curr- Weaknms
and General Débllity. Ask for he. or
We. simple.
With thumption of Saturday ovum
ing. scrvicee will be held in the new
Swedinh Lbogregational church on Bir-
mile avenue, commencing at 7:2!)
o’clock. All Scandinavians invited.
—1!‘nah ham for roasting 19 cents-
pound. at I". Haya‘ market.
a
Department Commander l‘nnton haw
appointed William E. Morganmf New
Haven, a memberuf the unanive board
of the Boldlern’ Bomeat Hm Heights
in place of the late Col. George )1.
White.
——Hneat hriar pipes in Connecticut.
gold mounted. at Iockwood'a.
Connecticut pennimn:-—Original——Ed-
ward ll. Cnrrlngton, Jam Smith. Pred-
erick A. Durant. humane—(term S.
Ripley. Reine—lain ll. Dernott.
Original widows, eta-Sarah E. Coo-
rerne, IaryA. Canm (motherl. ~
—Pure collee with pure cream. no a
p.drpot reatnnrnnt. Open all night.
W.8.Corti-,thehaker wboneently
openedthnntore hWnbloekJud
nnotbrrminfarmnelonday. Hauarhd
ailroforthe flrnttimolnthonow oven
andhaditlurnlngnlceiyvrben lbw
fell in. ltrrillbe norneilmebotorethn
damehrepalred.
~Tvmrty-flveclgarn for “.00. ern
mtmmookwood’nclprntore. 0
.1 A Mormon wnnfnrnlnhcd'i'w
a... .~.Wnl.~q51h!afinlnkmnw
equal than to the two children. Walter
1.1““,de York. and tin. H. i‘.
liltn, of Mr‘MM.
al’rleenuhutheiowent «my»
mond‘n Wmltorwnlk.
mm or gg‘wIWWMLM! I," .- . ..
“HM‘WOFVEM 3'”. “m ‘ b
“mummy-uawmwniwk'w‘lh
WMtchvnanvrove the recipient!
otnoewnninyenterday.
Hatch. Helium & (khreceiveda carlond
nflumbrandoaecarofmainthhmom
lug. . ' .
Whit-cow he;l returned from n
w I . 8080:!!!
m ‘‘‘‘‘‘ J' tmtv q: II '. (v
l
manly. or Winnlpauk, won tlio
alrcmle made by James ll. llartrnnt. of
Day ntraet.
Trainer W. B. lockwood and non took
theflntalaixhrideoftheaeuxm 3119230
o clock this morning.
Several grocer-yum: of the Stnte are in
amnion in tthity Hotel today, with a
view to orgnnizing an Innocintion.
Three caricadnof moulders' sand for
the lochood ilannfactnring Company
arrived from the Want this morning.
gr
Basie-{tile three-mouthed)!!! daughter
of Mr. and Hrs. William Vanen. died at
their home on Woodward avenue. this
morning.
While switching corn onto the steamer
311m at Wilson Point, last night. two
of them ranotl the track. «raining non-
nidorahlc of a delay.
—-Over .500 worth of line pipe at
Imkworul's cinrstore.
The grip epidemic in making heavy in-
medaon the finances of benevolent or-
gmizatiom. no much so that acme of
them have issued an assessment to meet
the demands for sick benefits
had Bill. of \\ cot avenue returned to
Yale today. Miss (‘lnra Hill has n no»
vote attack of the. grip. and will not be
able to resume her ntudicn nt Vin-nor br-
fore the latter part of next week.
The remains of Dire. Mary 1-1 Sergeant
were brought from llolyoke. More" yes—
trnlay, and will be buried this afternoon
from the home of her brother-indaw.
Joseph Sergeant. Winnipank. Inter-
ment in the Somali: cemetery, 0
Particular attention is called to the
city rmhnance relative to keeping alde-
walkn free from snow and ice. printed in
another column of Tim Silurian. today.
Strict commiasioncr Fitch W3 to
strictly enforce the ordinance.
~Brlar piper, from 10c tuft». at lock-
wood‘s cigar store.
This morning honey or ilmedlv is
lumehndly tookitintc hlsbcadtomn
away so as to give the newnpapcm an
item. The rornanceof the afiair won
smiled, however. a the animal was
stopped a few rods from the store.
The members of the Loyal Temperance!
Legion held their annual holiday festival
at the Y. W. C. '1'. U. headquarters, “I:
North Main street. last evening. Thvrr
was a mod attendance and the mmnbvm
and their friemla had a very pleasant
time.
~10 ills. pulv' lard for M.
Wanhington market.
at Smith'n
Eben T. [Allin 0' South Norwnlk. ilinl
in tbeOIIl Folkn‘llome, Hartford. yen
tcnlay afternoon. find about eighty-dw-
yearn. Mr. Lane wan well known in thin
place. He had been an lnmateof the
Home for several years. The burial will
hold Babel. _ «
—Ciprvfrorn two per box up: a nice
ann prrnrn. t. at lockout}.
llyauexpkflon of a carboy of acid
at Wilnon Point early last evening. one
oflhofreightmrn W. net on fire and
partly mend. The employer at the
Point nucrarrded in oatinxuinhing the
damn-duvmgnomooftheaeid. The
lowwlllhahoat” » ! ' v
*8er line of pipes ever shown!“ at
I'zl,0ii
The Nornalk Wm Cannon-tum»
organised lent evening. From-rick Mead
"appointed chairman”. Etta-p
mercury. The natterof aluminum
dnotwanlnlt with tlnobalrnian. It wan
Ibeopluion of tho Board that more eter-
naeroon'tforvtatnrlnneednd. _,
W prim u w. and
mum. «and yfor
mm, valued“ and Why
Townsend thin morning. oflr
”mammalian”
”HUI
.mrr-"mzo
““1““tnmm“
. lint
lodge. “at! m
it“! w Apllatlon It
«It. ,
, in totem New York this morning.
3 ill llEIlMlll & Soil
84 Washington Street. ' .
‘JM'W nhotamfox thin
morning in Granitoville.
twenty and medial! pounds.
It weighed
~Wnntcil—Trventy-five operators on
Wilcox & (Iibhn ntrnw aewiog machines.
Apply ht once. Auburn. Wheelfi'. 12
Walnut, Rm“. 3
”n0
umolTnllyJudBernnnl C. Fence-y
m in New York city today reprnnentinu
Norwalk at the Catholic convention of
the Apostolnto of the. Press, which com
venen at Columbus Hall.
At their meeting last night, ”It! mem-
bers of Phwnrx Engine company receivv
ed and accepted an invitation from the
Y. Ill. C. A. to attend their mug service
in a body. at 4 o'clock Sunday afternoon,
January 1‘}.
-Turkish chairs, rug couches, plush
choirs, polished wood claims-ands, cabi-
nets for the holiday trade, at George ll.
Raymond's. 4” Main street, Norwnlk.
The marriage of lilies Laura Brody to
William H. Palmer. 01 South Norwalk,
will take place at the bride’s home on
Berkeley ntrI-ct this evening at 5 o’clock.
Rev. hi. ll. Wotkim will perform the
ceremony.
Judge Thnyer yesterday random-d his
Minion in the suit of Kate O'Gmly, of
New Haven. against the Knights of Col-
umbus to recover a death lxmetit of $1,-
000. llc sustained the order In its refno
al to pay.
llarry Thompson. aged '5 years. the
non of Sir. and Mrs. William N. Thump
non. of Norwich, had his clothes acci—
dentally set on fire veeterday. by
Inatt'ltl'rt. lie war. snbndly burned that
he Il'wd host evening.
The ndI once! salt- for Leland T. Powers
In the “Plhnugliraunj'vvhirh will in-
given in the Nomnlk Opera House on
Friday é’vaiing. i-I very large and the
rink! still pmgrosuco rapidly. The play is
spoken of by the pnnsin the higllmt
terms and is well worth attending.
—Mcemchaum pipes. WI line over
shown, at Lockwood’ .
Amen-ting of merchants and bind.
neqmen Iron held In George W. Ray-
mond's bomugh show last evening.
After discussing plans the meeting ad-
journed until Thursday evening, Jan-
uary ii. in the American Mechanics' hall.
this city. Gentlemen from Hartford will
‘lrilil’t‘hfi tlu- Inn-ting at that time.
About ll o'clock Inst owning Och-era
Dann and Howard were summoncd to
the residence of Rufus Adams, on Smith
ntrwt. whore James Smith was creating
a disturbance. llefme the offices arriv-
ed Adamo ordered Smith out of the
house. lie rcfuued to go and struck
Avlamn ain't the head several times.
cutting him quite badly. When the
officers arrived the assailant. who was
drunk. Ivan locked up. This morning
ht' was tried before Jtmire Coolidge.
whotim-d him *5 and not». Other-r
Howard our umpnntcd him to jail.
—-l’icklml tongues, pick rd pigs' feet
and pickled triptn at Smith's Worthington
marker
P131505 ll. Ahll Sili‘ IAL
Mat Paragraph. A;ot Cllv and lion-
oagh People aad'lhelr Uriel-do.
Mr». William .' ‘haub left this ( 'itv yet»
tonlny «Inn two week: visit with hvr
parents in ltrmklyn. [pun her retum
Mr. and 31m Selmub will keep house in
this city.
Slim Norah Lloyd. of Pruichwtt‘r, has
hem visiting Mn. 1!). 1.. Bailey. 01 limiiun
“wot. South Norwalk.
(Vlmrhn Uttell and wife. of Grand
ntrmt. Nurwalk, returned from nvisit
Wilmthdr return they found tin.- farmer’s
mother acriomly ill with the grip.
mm 8. he“, of Main ntm-t.
mmu. 0 lint returned from Nyfl‘l.
N. Y.. where he liar been ill with the
grip.
not What Ila Went After.
James Lymthmeofthe keeeenol‘lhe
Kort-1k Pottery, linden-now asap
frmdrowning afew day» ago. Con-
nectedrriththapottnry innbuildingen-
mdingommnntnrot thsrlmhack
oftheworknandtboagh aotvery well
responded it run oonnideud secure
monitor storage “I,” Itr. Ly-
onttnatrrnddubutldiagnnd wan-rand.
in; kinking out of awiadow atanall
but down the harbor. when he felt
Mugginwnymndhefmbnmkl
w the building foil. The water
pound lnthroughthe armband crev-
hadlnafewninnt-lrdamttvr-
mun-album. After-one
amenity be unneeded in dirt; out
Inderthnhaiklingaad meta them
beam-forum Matron-win
In. Amherotnardoupenpleulh
undo-lie doetndm delighted»
”Home” tan-ply III-yin.
new
South
ilorwalk
The (tarantula-era cutlelna lemon
Who "network Imployea.
The report of the railroad commission-
er» for the year ending June ill), 189].
shows that no new railroad or branch of
an old one hen been built in the state
during the year. Nothing has been done
with the New York. Bridgeport k4
diatom, which was newly organized and
applied for approval of the old layout.
Thermal of capital stock now out is
$70,286,431. a (icon-use of $117,977. The
indebtedness has Increased H,209.735.and
now amounts to $15,803,458. Of mum.-
019,7~ttlisfunded debt. This shows an
increase of $533,910. The increase in the
current liabilities is 83,735, 8.. ’j. in which
the largest Items are $2 395, 952 for the
Consolidated and $683011 for the New
England.
The total amoun of stock issued aver-
ages $16,817.01 mile of road. the
largest amount bei $125,385.54 for the
New York, New oven d: Hartford. The
stock issued pct lie of single truck, not
including sidinga. nvcntgcs $13031.93.
The funded debt now average 3. l2,.1106 Ni
per mile of road or $19, 485. ~18 per mile
of single track. our] the currentliobilitics
average :55, 5:?! 69 per mile of road, and
$5,. per mile of single mu k.
The number of [avengers carried was
31 ,‘I‘T,-l14. on incrcov- of; ’5-llI.896, or
8.95pm cent. The freight carried was
11.032851 tons. on increase-)1 1.1351115
toilet. or 11.4 per cent.
The groan earnings pcr mihroperatcd
were $13.?!99Atl. an inch-use of 3.31 per
cent. The operating expenses per mile
were $9531.10. an increase 016.56 per
cent. The coatnf maintenance of the
rum per mil:- opemted was $2,993.91].
and per mile! run $0.153. the former
showing a small decrease and the latter
a small mom-Io.
No passenger was killed; 39 tminmcu
were killed: including mule-rigors. train
men and ‘21 who belonged to none of
these claim-s. 516 pomms were killed or
injured. Of these 135 were killed or
fatally hurt. The commissioners think
managers are to blame for accidents due
to ignorance or moorings of employer
from overwork
REAL “TATE Tlld\§l!'lill§.
A Lint of Wan-tee Deed: Recorded in
the ”lo-'- Clork‘a Ollee.
Phillip l". Lenhart and Merlin Len-
hart. huvbzmd and wife. of Brooklyn. X.
Y., to .‘lilliuid SI. Bills. loud and build-
ing on l’rmtxwt Hill. adjoining property
of Theodore Brush.
Nathaniel Baotou to William F. ltmwn,
land and buildings known as the Bunion
homestead. on the Ely Neck mad.
John H. Knapp to \Villiam J. Crow
loud at lhiwnyton. opposite Jacob Roy-
niond's residence.
Lawrence» )h-Clurl! to Sarah and Mar
gun-t Mci'lurr. land and buildings on
Main sin-ct. South Norwnlk.
Thorium 5.
William 1-1. )larvin, land at BIL-It Nor.
walk, adjoining the Daniel Fitch estate.
Sophia A. “'ccd to “'illian) \l‘ardwell.
two Willi Isaac street extension, adjoin-
ing the pmperty of Martin Morris.
Emily A. Lyncs to Georget'larkc. land
on Wilton avcnuc, Norwalk. adjoining
Ht)~t‘:lilt‘(i Amphitheatre property.
Themlurt- 1'. Smith and Mary V. Smith.
huslrmd and wife. to John Dreschcr
land and building» on ”ch street.
80th Sorwolk
8 bill ll WBIIIKIII \ BWS
What in (iota; on in Ping" Boa-II About
\orvvalk “only-rt.
David Smith, llmllwr of 1-2. C. Smith.
of Snug-amok. who for mine time part
he» burn undergoing trcntmont for n
damn-col the lungs at tho hospital in
Bridgepmt. in «ported to be in u critical
mnditiou.
The lipwortli [mane of tho Snugutuck
I. 1-). chnwh will hold a m-lablc at the
nmhlcncr- of J. 9. Gregory. at Walt End.
thin owning.
The ron'uhm of John smart. of
(hImpo. Bangatuck, in noon to be re-
modeled and an addition built thereto.
llr. Dcaxan denie- the repon printed
in the Sumner. Monday. that a light oc-
cured ln bin nalmn lnnt Thumluy night.
during which a awn.- nlanlml II fellow
countrymen. Ila naynthe tight occur—
red ”the dlntance from hie place.
in hot night‘n inane of the Bridgeport
Evening Punt-ppm” an article. underm
Wentport and Hammer down. which
contain- a m. the meaning of
cormpoaduatdogiring an nocountof"I
the [all given by the (:ryntal Ware
Social club. In: "Everything panned
at! m well. omnidering the lame
cmdprencnt." Thinimpllrnihatwhru
tiIeCryntnl Woven have a lame alien.
dauntinrmyhmnptmm. ‘11»
unmodwerabythenoolrty hquitotho
contrarymtbntnrbtddlnpuetthn impli-
affair line from bloat-h of any kind.
Mbdoubilennwhntitrenlly Iran, and
uthhinnuewnoolety. itnhould have
win vlod whirl-19m IP
flit—4mm WW
. MuWI'n
mwmeimpayrn
Math-um tart menu The
ear-r:
Hr»
”sharp in Josiah Rand i l
whlohlerather m». m Wentport l"“":'
3 Suppose
Charles E
HERE AND THEIR ’
The Important. Neva of the State
Chronlclcd In a Condor-nod form.
The farmers of Eastern Connecticut
who have for some years been endeavor—
ing to engagclin sheep culture. are about
discouraged by the large destruction of
sheep. The lane of Lucian Bose, of Scot-
Mnicvvdaxaogo, is an example of
what‘tlle formers have to «intend with.
Two dogs entered one of his sheep pens
and killed 20 out of? lin the pen. and 10
were bitten in nrlothcr pen. The dead
sheep lay in ovary direction about the
door and yard. One dog um killed on
thespotnndthe other was found later
and dismlchod, The dogs lmlouged in
the town of Windham, and that town
will be asked to pay damages. MI: 13355
claims that sheep mining could be done
at a profit of 90 por cont. if dogs could be
exterminatcd.
Two horses owned by George Wills. of
Bridgeport, were found starving to death
in their stalls yesterday by Agent T. 1..
Davidson of the Humane socicty. They
were fod lry flu0 axon! and taken for fu-
ture (lismsition. Wilh‘ said he mu too
poor to buy food for them.
1‘. It. Manley. axed 49 yearn, manager
of the0 l’umnix Beef company. of Dan-
bury. died suddenly last night of the
grip. lie “'sz no active ~[xii’ls-iiiilil and
“'t‘ii known 1—150”? of th‘) bent wing 511015
in the state. having won nei’f'l'ul state
rvcovds. Ho le.’ Ives a waldo“
If a man on .1 solnrv of $20. 00 a wait
had saved $100. 00, and on getting mnr-
ried losto week. paid $1! '50 for 3 mar—
riage lit-oust! .md $15010 the minister
and after that paid $12 a week for board
and 83.003 week for his sick wife. and
$1.00 for tncdirinc. how Inn: \Iould it
take him to' go broke it he! didnt get
luctus Blmdl.‘ are for his: “ill! ‘
R. H. Finish-d. ofSIullIanwalk. sells
Cactus Blood t tire and “ill tn! !ll you all
about it.
Taylor 8! Golden.
Real Estate and Insurance.
WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK, (JUNK.
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lie house mmer uf ll.mlnrd Place and
South Main puree-t. it mom». rm! $ll.
Aim EJUUM‘ Nu, 6'. ll’muiwan! arr-nut. rent Sit.
Inquire of E. A. Windward.
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Pacific Tea 80.
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the pron): III redemption of all It» I turn it». when
pretreated by the proper part1 u.
llreatllsPTeaflo.
tut Illa Street. Howell. Bonn.
interest Notice.
sour“ Nouwnm Saris-In turn.
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AT a mrcilnuof the flank held tlIln datoa
lllvulrmi tollepuallm-I, at the rule of 4
parent. per annual. run that lumi for the air
month:- omllmr Jillillti’ l 1910. Fumble on
and after |.JIInuarz' lll. no. lnlrmt not
drawn will lmrml ted to Iilwounln and draw
intranet froth Jnlnutrfixstnle ill “2“ \Pl’ ’1‘
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D. P. MORRELL,
Hmong; WE‘YW TRUCKING
care. 'I'rnnnn a
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We otter no more catch penny goods, such an we cannot send
a second time to the some customer. ’
We have never sold, and will not sell,adu1terntcd 30011:, at
.Seymour,
leading Grocer. 33 Wilmington Street. South tumult.
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Y. )1. C. A. ENTERTAINMENT COURSE
llllllllllli fll’llll HOUSE.
Friday Evening, Jan. 0. m2.
Mil. LELAND T.» Pawns
THE SHAUGHRAIIN
Tin Finer! Irish Play in the English Lan-
mm c
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Sum.” Iml l’loi lcd' 5c
()litflicAJ‘ 1.1 a a mill Norwnlk. no
mum: mu. Silllill Inuit
MONDAY. JAN. I I.
The Acme of Realism. Charming
HETTIE BERNARD CHASE
And a Purim Company of Playrra in a
grand reunit- prmlm tiunuud picturesque
mtlo‘dmmntk comedy. entitled
[HELP 8 DARLING
The Heroine of the light House.
An Al: 15k in 11mm Im r, it ill: Sr once and Unar-
a: I: r~ Entirely .\t, \v to the Stage.
A FURTUNE Ill ANIMALS!
To mid to the n aliwm of the In 0 0
mm of trulm-d reimlA-ir In gleKenTl.‘ Tub:
moat wonder-tum inrdlmwt horse in the
world. A troupe of In nuizxu Esqtu'mnux dogs.
brought direct from Alusk i. Most“! and Bane
Ilugs.‘ H’Klng and 'i‘ mull. The phenomenal
mt'na bear "rap-u " And the precocious
m: k mule. ”Minnie
Sc.- ru DD rule m llnIt :1 and Gregory's.
mus": Hill, snunl InnIIlI;
Wednesday. Jan. I 3.
3‘ THE lili'tllllls Sensatiliill‘j
RUSSEll’ S
5
f 1111-: PLAY
worm; lAlthUS union. ;
cos mar. I THAT HAS
I
; MADE ALI.
E AMERICA
3 mum.
DIREBTURY ;
Now Apr-numbing its
300m Performance 300m
At the Bijou Theatre. New York.
Seats now on sale at Hoyt? and Gregory‘s
Drug Sabres.
lililllll ”
Good Reserved Stats For All It-
; traction, 59 Gents.
MONDAY. JAN. ll.
HALLEN and HART
"l Wouldn't Mina It For Nine Dalian."
LATEir ON.
TUEQDA Y. J AN. 1:.
Bill llYE and I. P. llllllfllll,
Till: Kiwis 0F lil'NOlt.
8mm on Sale Three Dim.» Advance.
BY-LAW.
\l’nmmu, Inning foil and worms on the
almrv or Incl: of 1.41m; Inland Hound and Nor:-
vmlt llarlmr within thr- limit» of thin town in
lnjurloun in in: clam tinherlee, thrrofore
Remind. That the following b)“ law onlItl-I
“ "l lutlvv tn ('lnm I‘ll-Ilium “ beand then-Ian
in III-ruby nth-purl
Imam I» tram III-hind? ‘ i 7!!
snows I. All IiilletlS for sand worn. on
the shore or bear in of Lung lilo-d Canada-l
Xurwalk llnrlxvr within the Martin 1%
of \‘nrwnllt. la prohibited. ‘1‘
ltnc. a. Any prmn violation the plot”.
of thin bylaw Ill-ll forfeit and pay a malt!
of not less than live (.6) dnllai’lt our more than
twenty at!» dollan.
firm 9, This try-law nhall tat! OM01 one
not after the MO tour been publlrhedloo
list id cording 10 law
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d” .mw..““i§" "‘iifiki’lium $332.21: 34:31.3; lnihla town.
42;... minimummz: .2233 $3535:me >- h!
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I liq-Mir certify that at a two
In the Town of Nor-walk.“ the "MU
Emmifi'. A ll. “MW“ mum
and by~lntv were panel by anti meeting,
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Smelt. Member It 181.
SFor Sale.
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