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for an amount equal to the mom Thou
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fl Insect Water Pipe laid.
fl " ’fi ileum made.‘
mariner-23w: llourllueltbaabte ratss'
Han-or whom rung out of mm
grounds ”manly done.
All wort superintendal durlu construction.
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New York [lat-Id Weather forecasts.
In this district tun-day fslr weather will
probably prevail. preeeded by ellmdlneu. with
nearly stationary. followed by slowly falling
temperature and light turbos: variable winds.
becoman northwesterly.
partly cloudy. slightly colders ther will
probably prevail. followed by snow and rain
in this section. and on Monday partly cloudy
to fair. slightly colder weather. preceded by
snow on and near the coasts.
SUNDAY SERVICES. .
Preachers Ind Their Themes in Sour-ll
churches Tue-narrow.
Soon Norman tumour-r. West avenue.
user Garner. Rev. If. E. limes. pastor.
Preaching. Data. In. and m p. method“-
school. I: In.; young people‘s meeting. “0 p. In.
Morning. Rev. ll. VaaAlstyne. D..D.. of Nor-
wnllt. will preach. Evening. the pastor will
preach on the ”Condo-scanner: of Christ."
sum Solarium Btu-INLWu-st avenue. near
Pine street. Rev. Archibald Wheaten. pastor.
Preaching. run) a. In. nod me p. In; Sunday
school. I“: 111.: Y. I’. S. C. B. prayer meeting.‘
p. In. Rev. Clifford W. Barnes. of Yale I.'lti-
vu nutty. New Haven. will preach morning and
evening.
'l’nusrrv Errsconr. West street and Yale—
neld avennc.t§'outh Norwrslk. ltev. Olin Hul-
lock. rector. First Sunday after Epiphany.
' Morning Prayer, litany and sermon at loan
a. m : Evening Prayer and serum at 1' p. m,
In the evening the rector will preach to the
Fire Department.
Rom Nortwrus (‘osonleurossn West
avenue and West streets. No settled
luster. Sen'lmsltb’lln. m. and 7:“) p. m.; Sun-
dsy school, i: In: young people's Incetinngll
p. In. Subject. “How to Obtain Ilene." Rev.
W. W. McLane. D. D.. of New Haven. will
preach to-morrow.
Xenwsrn firseummossn corner Pork
and Lewis streets. Rev. T. K. Noble. D. 1).,
pastor. services at 10;!) a. In. and Tall p. In.;
I'. f’. R. f‘. 2. meeting. rial) p. m. Morning
subject. “The [rut-parable Past and the Re-
dremnhlc Future." Evening subject. "The
'I'w" Cups of Life.“
Sputum llAPYlS‘l', Exist Itvcnuc. opt-site
firm-In. llcv. F. III. Robbins. pastor. Ser-
vices. 1051! n. m. and 7:21) p. um; Sunday school.
12 m.; young people‘s meeting. 6d!) p. m.
Morning. prelude: The Sunday “Cigar and
l'ontectlonery"l‘bristian. Semem‘mSun-
day Newspaper as a Hear- of lit-see.” can
subject. “(‘harkc to Young Ormverts." after
which the onllnanceof baptism will be admin-
istered to seven. Til) mbjert,"l‘hc Beauty of
Holiness." to be followed by the baptism of
adult culverts.
Nortwsm )tavnonm. “'eet and Mott ave-
nues. Rev. George Van Alstyne.D. [1. poster.
Services I01) a. In. and me p. In; Sunday
school. I: rm; young people‘s meeting. Its]! p.m.
Rev. Harvey 1'. heroes will preach in the
morning. In theeveninga sermon by the pan—
tor. Sublect. “The Logic of Life and the lion»
pel."
(lItAl'll Erutwmr. Itelden avenue and (‘rnss
street. Norwalk. Rev. 8. ll. Watkins. rector.
l-‘iral Sunday after Epiphany. Morning Pray-
or. blurry and sermon. 10:31 a. m.; Sunday
school. [2 m.; Evening Prayer and sermon. 71;!)
p. In. The rel-tor will preach. All are wei-
i‘llflfl'.
In. Paris's Ensure“. Church street.oppo-
site the llreen. Norwallt. Item 8. T. Graham.
rector. Divine service. with sermon,at tllzlll
a. m.; Sunday school. 12 ”1.: Divine service.
with sermon. 7:31 p. m. ltlnrnlnauuhleet. “The
First Recorded Words of Jesus." In the
evening the rector will begin a «cries of flun-
day evening discourses under the title “tiltidles
of the Church" The origin of the Episcopal
church. Did it originate with Henry VIII?
It not. whenaud where? Free sittings and a
cordial welcome to all.
Burr Arum: llrnonnvr. near \‘anZandt
unnumzaatlhrwalh. Rev. (3. [Peanuts-
lor. Preaebiuu roar a. m. and HI) p. m.: flun-
day schmi. um; young sample's meeting um
p. In.
Anvm l‘narsrns. “tux-null avenue. Rut
Remit. ’llev. If. It. Mlermestor. Preach.
lemme. In and ’1) p. In; lined-y sehml
u to: my" and praise service. III. p In.
. Hr. litters.“ (t. turner of West nvenne
andtlhapatstuesgfturwalk. Rev. W. J. Shh
em. pastor. flew Ila-u. 7 a In: Chllrtreu's
Mandamus Iilgh lass. Mamfim
ear p. In
M u ’ In
Ursula: service-.73) p. In. fielded. ”A law-
souon 'I'rust”—Jer. suit. 7. Wednesday even.
tag mm. “The Drink M”“Mh
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luv Ito-wan swarm cows-assures“.
Rumble-mus. In mum»
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as for he sally mm will’surveths
usuarrrvuaa mum. Church street. near
chap Taylor avenue. trlrrtrrttn Indium mm
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Ills. Item Raymond, of Henry street.
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At Grace church, Thursday, there will
be Evening Prayer end an uldressnt 7:30
Mo'clock.
lire. John Cox is seriomly ill with the
grip at her home “on Railroad avenue,
Norwslk.
John Qulnhn. of the borough. bed an
emphatic stroke this morning, and now
lies in n critical condition.
—Gruud excursion to Niagara Folk,
January 19th. For tickets sud informs-
tiou call on Geo. lmkwood.
The signals displayed If. the Norwalk
Ililitnry Institute to-dsy indicate snow
followed by rain.
Workonthenewdeapotto be erected
at East Norwalk for the westrbound
trains was commenced yesterday.
John I]. Ferris Isdlschurging 342 ton
of coal from the bout Bella Mthlli-ms
for the Nawalk (I. light company.
Thomas Iongatulf, of Elm street. Nor-
walk, has purchased two lots on the
corner of Steven street and Berry ave-
nue.
fix-councilman George Inckwood eon.
templsta openings real estate and irr-
sumncc officein the annex to his cigar
store.
—I’ickled tongues. pickled pigs' feet
and pickled tripe, at Smith's Washington
market.
Theannuul meetingof the flockltold-
ersof the Norwalk & South Norwslk
Electric Light. umpany will be held
Monday. ____
It is suid that Iiverynmn George 8.
Gregory will buildaflne stableon the
mutter of YunZundt avenue and lloyt
street. the work to begin immediately.
—l"oremen, forelsdies or timekeepers
wishing to increase their present income.
address. with reference, "Wu" South
Norwslk post office.
Dent suffer from any kind of ltctul~
err‘. ' Dr. Riclrnrvlmn s l 'clcry t ‘ubcb
and l‘bumnrnilc llczulnr‘hc Powders cure
within 5 minutes. Ask for be. or tile.
sample. - '
John N. Tuttlelof West Nerwnlk. has
returned from his wedding tmrr. He
left Mrs. Tuttlc seriously ill at the home
of her sister, Mrs. B. P. Mead. in Port
Chester.
JsmesA. Smith, of L32 Ely avenue.
fcllontheieeat Harlin. Bates Jr.
(hisfurfactory yesterday and in strik-
ing thegrmnd broke one of the bones
ofhis rigbtbund. ,.._
«A young lady wanted for lrgbt out-
door positioo. Short llllll‘l. Address
with reference, “\\I'.," South Norwalk
post office. ___ mm
A special baptismal service will be
held in the Norwalk Baptist church at
3:30 o'clock Sunday afternoon. The rite
will also be administered in the evening
to several adult mavens.
v
1-”. Vi. Jaqui died at his home in
Honistown, N. J.. yesterday, used 61
yours. Thedceeaaed was the {slim-in-
lawofJoanpencereudthefetherofJ.
I". Jaqui, Jr., who was formerly in
busineet in Norwnlk.
~Tlre first opportunity ever offered the
pubhc to get in on the ground floor of a
land boom. llure to double by July let.
Stock of the Brushed Land 00.
8. S. L'llomntedleu, the bustling
agent of the (Imuectlcut lleneral Life
Imurauce.(}o..lstl§stulbutlug for: mini
memorandum boob. with the ”oomph
merits of his excellent company.
The Keogh familyw were taken sick last
week. two with the “Po one with pneu.
mania and neuralgia oi the Wharf
one with bronchitis. One is already
convalescent and the others are beyond
lfauuu L. Dumb. are» aunt; W-
ater of the Port Cheater Journal. died at
his home in East Port Chester yesterday.
in his sixtlslh year. ‘lle st one time
edited the New liltord lily and the
Herlden Dally.
~Pllgrim00unctl.lio.fii. 0.13. A.I..
willgiueauoeial bopluthe hallat No.
IIWmmsmmu-ym
lug. January 14. nursing hora our
unttllpm. Refreshments-Iver!”
moron.
medium...” on m.
thissfternoon.
In. John II.OorInley is quite ill at
lhsrhomeonlleldenavenue.1
l 11-“ ‘1. ”MW“. W on
Rev. A. Wire-tout. pater of the South
I'm-walk Baptist church, is improvt
“may? 3.5m \[j‘tll'llr‘ii‘r ms; Imp}
~10 lbs. pm lard for sI, {It salami.
Waddngtcn market.
The Norwslk'nutional banks will rim
their caterers for the ensuing your. next
Tuesday.
flannel Kaiser. of Norwalk. is now in
charge of the fitting room of Puncher &
Colo shoe factory in New Conan:
The adjourned annual business meeting
of the First Baptist obu'mh will be held
Tuesday eveninfi in the lectureroorn of
the church.
s
Otto Kromuller stated to a strumm-
porter yesterday that he should continue
the bottling business in Norwslk; that he
had no intention of leaving town.
———A few more sham of the Evenhed
Land (70.. of Niagara Falls. yet for sale.
The mfeet and best ‘ investment ever
offered. inquire of (lee. Lockwood.
at cigar store.
(lemon seniors tomorrow as usual in
the lecture-room at 87 Grmtnut strut.
South Norwalk. Sunday school at 10:30
a. unrpteaehlngby Rev. F. W. +‘lockeu
at 2 and is»... In. All invited.
Mr. Kunrhreu having sutllciently ue~
mwred. will resume his lectures at if:
Clwstuutstueet. Monday evening next,
January ii. at the usual hour. llclwpes
unseen usury in the smile-nee us can
wut'en'tently attend. .
The meeting at the South Norwsik
Baptist church the past week have prov.
ed very tolerating and profitable. The
absence of the pastor has been noticeable
but the meetings were well sustained by
the members of the church.
-.~'I'he best opportunity ever offered to
small investors. Brawl: in the Evenhrd
Land 00.. Niagara Frills. A few more
shares at par. For particulars inquire pf
Geo. Lockwood. ut cigar store.
In a local foundry there is employed 3
IIIIIIIldcr whose pay In ten cents or! hour.
Tbt' forum We him off every hour
and immediately upon receipt of the
dimmtbomanueootutoaneurby saloon
and spends the money for liquor.
The Ladies'limienary Sewing Misty
of the city Congregational church will
nmct in the parlors Wednesday after»
Iwouot lzllilo'cloch and make clothing
for dmrrvingpeople in the town. Any
mtributionu of clothing. etc, will be
thankfully received.
Tbesixth annual masquersdc ballot
Olive Branch lodge. K. of I’.. will take
plum st Music Hall. Monday evening,
February 8th. on which occasion Iltv
origiuof tbeonler will be illustrated by
three tableaux. sud every lady taking
part. in the grand march will receive an
elegant souvenir.
The meetings during the week in tire
South Norwnllt Helbmllst church have
been increaalugly interesting. By a vote
of the church membership. last night.
they will bemutinued next week. These
meetingrare'public. The sittings are
free. Alleerdiallyinvitad.
Tbenrembers of the South Norwalk
Baptist church have appointed next
Tuesdayasadayof fasting and prayer.
At :to'eloelt in the afternoon a prayer
meeung for dismember- will be held
and it is hoped that every member will
be In the evening at 72th a
meeting will be held to which the public
hinvited. Meeting will alsobe beld‘at
the name hour Thursday and l-‘riday
0"“va 5». .i' I. Wllilf
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Wilcox l Gibbs straw sewing machines.
Apply at once. Arthur 0. Wheeler. 12
Butler street, Norwalk.
A most delightful drive whiet party
wauglvenbyllru. Christian Bur-rt: last
84 Washington 1- treat.
I and qdrstion: ‘
, ti
W1 8 Celtics and family motored
fron1 New Consult to East Norwalk this
weal.
l - ugh tux-puyers are debating the
“Which shall it be. a
ten e twelve mill taxi"
Ff ll Lil; I
£2518“
furs ten-room house to be erected on the
corner of Cove street and Fourth avenue.
Err-t. Norwalk, by Frederick Iloop. of
New York.
Work was to have commenced yester-
dlylrn the hull-mile race truck at the
Norfolk Park. Operations will now
have to be suspended until mild weather
again sets in. ._. -
EvI gellstic services will be held at
the Bier-walk Methodist church every
eveu11ng next week. Rev. D. W. Couch.
fonn‘rrly of Brooklyn, will be present and
l
pm I nt each meeting.
Th1: South Nero-all: fire department
will Attend Trinityr hutch In It body it»
Inonibw evening and listen to an appro-
printrp discourse by the motor. Rev. Olin
Bullock. Firemen are requested to meet
at Putnam Hose house at 6:00 o‘clock.
The funeral services over the remains
of George B. Weed. held from the home
of hill mother on West avenue, yester-
day ufternoon, were largely attended.
Rev. II. N. Dunning officiated. The
pallbearers wereJ. A. Vollt I. M. Hoyt,
C. Slvurtz, t E. Doty,F. hf. Knapp and
J. L. Wall. “w,
Squirrel Butcher. superintendent of
construction for the Southern New Eng-
land {Telephone company, and his assist-
ants... coIIIurcnc-d st Wilson Point yes-
icnlrriy morning the work of giving the
antics Nnuwrtlk service a thorough over-
hauling. The new wirm will he of cop
pier, Irun on the metallic circuit plan.
~chusonuble prices at Lane's Ilcp'rt
"midpoint.
There will be a service. as usual. in the
lirsu1itevillc chapel. Sunday morning at
ii): 801. It is hoped first children who
woulll likr- to jorn the Sunday school will
be pu1csent tomorrow morning. In the
sflerittoon, at 3230. there will be a prayer
service led by it. R. Bennett. All are
mnliLally invited to be present and tulle
part in this service.
I311“ evening John A. Sister. suyu’uin-
tend1ut of the Norwalk Iron Works
company, rtcmrnpuincd n skating party
to due pond t-tnri of the Washington street
bridpfv In walking on the ice )lr. Slater
fell and Illsllx‘nted his shoulder. He was
driven to the home of Dr. W. C. Burke
on West street, where the fracture was
rI-dupcd.
A Ibumbcr uf Norwulk's prominent clu-
n‘ns gathered in the parlors of the Nor-
walll1liotcllast evening to discuss the
subject of forming n social club. All
present being in favor of the mmemcnt,
.Imncsli. L‘mfut was elected president
and 1be meeting: adjourned until I-ridsy
mm ug. January 15 when the club will
llt' formally organized.
Jdlrn U. (lustruuon brought suit ugnlmr.
Jumps E. l’owcr to mover damages
IIIIIIIIBntiug to $2.83. which nmount bad
immune-ruled by him for Mr. l'ower.
Attorney III. M. Lockwood mpmcntrd
(lost to. Justin- l-‘mlcrick Mead
reoIl1 n'll judgment against Mr. Pow-
ers f11rr the amount of the damages claim-
el a1pdtbc cost of the chew. Mr. Power
toelqnn unreal sud the mac was adjourn-
ed u11rtll next Wednesday morning at It)
o'clock to allow him to give bonds of .50.
Tillie number 98. the Ridgetlr-ld milk.
dmw1n by locomotive 58. due st Wilnon
l'oln1t at 9:45, jumped the track at the
semu1pbore shanty at the l’uintsnd run
as fll‘ us the freight office. bumping over
the dies before the engine mold ll!
bmu1 t toastaud still. The engine n»
male i upon the rails but
the ears were derailed. The
. ~ so to have been
2: by the buzz-Sum on the forward
dud It; down and catching in one of
III-1m - -,
Til following elected and uppoiuted
offlel of Olive Branch Dodge. No.19
K. m P.. were installed byJIIstlce Ernest
Keel . of Darlen. Thumlay evening: (3.
l3..I1 [8 Smith; V. 0.. l‘. W. Cuddy;
,, R. W. Frazer: II. of A.. James
5:1 HI. ofE. William E. Hcfiwen:
I. P1. William'l‘hlese. K. offlil" J.
Wfiw‘llnlngtou ;l. (1..me Bebock 0.
ll. 10. F. Clark: trusts for eighteen
maul William w. Jayne;
iothsgrand Edge. W. I. Helm
and ‘ W. Pure-optic; alternates. W18.
madam-rt: usuiuuthnight
mites. William This-sum! J. W.
I» ~- nick visiting committee-.8.
, James O'Hara and J. W.
I... Iforwdk. P. W. Cuddy.
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MALI. Wayland. I). D..erlltou
DULABR STOCK.
Blilll B BBB ‘
South N orwalk
8. Merchant» I. dinning plain 1'»
consortium-Ii
aaltyudwhaurlthstlutot lwliudtlrst
We have never sold, and will
Charles E
viruses”. use mull???“
Plea-an Paragraphs About (luv and lies-
engb People and 'I'belr Fri-ads.
Ills. W. ll. Oilurriesd left town Thurs»
day for Cleveland, Ohio, where she will
spend several weeks with her daughter.
lIr. Olmsteud starts Monday musing
for Washington, D. C. After a tour of
the Southern states he will join his wife
in the west.
Miss Alice J. Beers, of New York city,
is the guest of relatives in (‘Trenberry
Plains.
Edward Bouton starts Monday for
Ocula. Fla.
WNW DAME.”
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A Tale MMWith ills I'M
downturns-ts of
Dogs, Ito—L We luro
prise.
“Uncles Darling.” or Alaska, us it
might be termed introduces us to new
scenes and fl new class of people typical
to that. tarot? l:.uul It Is It strong play;
strong in action and poetical in senti-
ment. rII- ll In uproarious comedy, and pl
.134 nutuml und unstained. It certain-
Iyis tl scrum realism " for manager and
.mbor, Mr (‘ hose. ins spared noerpense
Io proc II.» some of the finest scenery ever
tlnfil by it traveling wmpnny; the inte
nor of the light house, the storm. the
new and the rescue are among the
u-nutifnl tableaux prcsentod in theilrsl
act. balm: rare gems of art. while the
.\n:ti-- the no with Its wonderful flashing
lumm lllrrenlrn. is one of the grind“!
scene-I ever presented upon the stage.
the, wrw- bod steamer In the second set
.I- II! t‘ e blinding snow-storm in the
ill't'llhla‘l :ture runneleofmodernstagemer
cbmm u. Many great novelties are also
Ilfcrell Including an Arctic sled drawn
by guuutne Enquinmux dogs, a real life
hon; such as is used at the lifesaving sta
t o- Is throughout the country a psirof
:rrI ml. filo: .ftIllIIflIfenndspirlt dashing
MM." 3 :I' lightninzs 1 beers, mustiffs,
lull in foot. .1 when mennoer‘ue of uni
In Its pass through their different parts
to the bewilderment and delight of the
one. tutor. who In spiteof himself is cur-
norl army to an uncontrollable pitchof
:fllllllsrllsfll.
I’ ottv \liss llettio Barnard Cbase.wlth
her golden 4 mix who has been selected
for the rule of ‘Littis Dar.“ filld thew
part to pcrfe. tron; her fascinating smile.
prtIvatmg manners and the merry rip-
pis other laughter.whicb is as conta-
““le as It is spontaneous. alone would be
so neat tnsa the average sour.
but novrwthelgyebe has retrial-lo her-
list n o ..., ..Iltr s II. II latest skirt (Inn-e,
whi‘ n mil lawsuit in this city on tile
extension for the ti time, entitled
the (for huclua." Those who heard her
sing 'l ‘nrredst Meion.“uitb banjouocnrn-
panime'rt Itlrich \tns u-unlrv remanded
three or four times nightly. will be aston-
Hhorl to lcrtr n that she has one new that
breika t or record and Ills the nudience
In such mrII‘nl-I'Ioneof I hirer that the
Grimm smeumoelled lobe imited. It is
eulrtlod Pie: or. Troubles In do [louse-
huld.‘ \lr.t1lrss.\\.(‘hrme.whoespleu~
rlut features and usulleumnly bearing
titsblm particularly well for the heroic
roles. “ill be sum as “Joe Burrows" Fat
and jelly t‘hns (‘Hillrrrrt notwithstand-
ing all reports tuthe contrary, I! still
and will remmn with this mm try the
entire strewn t I play the com yrole of
‘Um‘le ll Ily." The Intrepid yAlaskan
explorer. Mr Chm Archer. who' In the E
summer of ‘84 ynnetruted the lucon
river from l‘hllkut inlet to setcrsl hurt
drerl miles II- --\IIII l l‘urt Michal-l5 into tlw
most (level. II» .1 II :cmus ill'ill etemnlly
frozen WllIlI' mm I mt human being ever
set foot lulu. is almonoof the comprmy.
t'burlie Wu then. the I'm» year-old lll'lnr
II II little “under; «bouldering his years.
his brightness IIIId mum is simply marrcl-
bus. The other Innmberrr of the party
are Miss \' or I IaI nus. Mr. \\ lil're MoRobxe,
Milt» Alice Newton. Mr. “ill II. Stevens.
MrssJouio Martin, Mr. I]. C. Trill. MIua
lists ileilen. Mr l‘lrus. Samuelu. .\lr.
Herr Dollar. fllr \l‘illrnm Darling and”
Mr ‘rrtnk hurts. all of whom will up
pour in Iliifo. -onf puns lltltl varied spe-
cram...
’l’hotrvur..ks. “Dick" and “Sam."Irtme
from lulluwswno Pork and were pur
chased bilhlis: liettio lierusrd Chem u.
Duluth Inn on the ltlth offieptcrubsr
Inst. for time, which with express chum-
err. amounted tom'lffl. They are the only
[Mir oi Mics brolren to harness in exis-
tonne Otdmv. “King" is a merrmtleunl
ppm imen of thermal Dane breed. weigh
log lil‘rwumla Five broiberaof thegmt
grand-ire of Kinmeold foran average of
(«000 each tlI
King was used as a body guard to the
throne of Denmark. “Count” II an
llsh mastllf weighing lbt pounds. but
II pedigree dating four generations boot.
The four uiruaur" “Spoil." “8d "
"Full” and seen misses
the figurine ti: tights. and were lit
to code young-
navalaflesr “out.
Chantry. TlrsOln semen beutlr'w
and “fish.” who. when traveling labs
will... “fir-ml”... I 33's rm:
tune
libs (Illa-sand hereom y willap-
pear at luatc Ball. next orrday eve-
ul my.
flecltymraetory.
Tbspueuuumnofthlufaum farci-
www.mumnurmmma-
audayulght. will,lttuuatewprerllut.hs
one of the pronounced treats of our
amusement eaten. The “City Direct»
ory”hslrsunthsleuglriegrurortortlro
puttbresyeanlnsiltluprinetpuleltlea
«Anglos, and has everywhere bun
Hungarian-lbw pot-Moi
mmmmmmw
mkgldaflsiqsdlvmtou. 'I‘lrspen
Wthyerlglnalaudm-
lrI
hauystaruumerlstugsuhapu
Manoeuvres-rd beau-ubi-
ugvi correctly. Tonal eaII lull yous
purl
lrd lumbar-minim of .
AI old-Mus! Wilbur. m
About fifty years ago. our old people
say. according to the Sanford corres-
pondent of the Bridgeport Standard.
drove one s ‘t'emnt‘knbly whim winter.
anti Ismail-Id green, flowers and trees
WWI! Wm continued clouding;
Ind refinery a hull- inch of ice Iulld form:
all before the middle of February. At
that time there came an unusually warm
morningmot a cloud on» seen birds sung
and men went about their work clad in
summer clothing, but about the middle
of the forenoon a heavy bank of clouds
came up from the northwest and over-
spuuad the sky, the II ind burst suddenly
from the snore direction and blew a gale.
"19 “IOI'IIIOIIIBIEY in a few ltOIIl's went
several degrees below zero. A guest
many wople were frozen In various
parts of the country and several in Strut.
fold. and in lean than two weeks ice was
formed sixteen inches in thickness.
Real Estate Transactions.
Real estate transactions in the state
last week were as follows:-
Sales—Nevv Haven 1?), Bridgeport 9,
Hartford 8, Waterbury 5, Meriden 6,
New Britain 2. Middleton 5. Dnnbury
5. Norwalk 5. Ansouin 4.
Mortgages—New Haven $14 390,
Bridgeport $25 v,tllll) Hartford $15,550
Waterbury $27M). Merideu $15,200,
New Britain $2.400. Danbnry $13,900.
Ansoniu $12M} Huntington Bl 959.
Indy of the house (to Irish servant)—
Bridget this Is all tber too much; you
have a new fellow in the kitchen every
week. Bridget—Well. ms'am. you see
thefood in this houseissobud that no-
body’ll come here longer than a week!
Taylor Bender;
Real Estate and Insurance.
illsmlmllll STREET. ,
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
unfit!
I
vvsiv'cnn
\ TITIIIN five minutes' walk of the depot. a
large furn'L-Ibui room or two small moms
adjoining. Address lAIck Box Ell. 'sollftiikt“ .\or-
.\l RSI} rlrl blunt be well manor-ended.
Apply st this olflce. )5 It
To Luv.
I
.a
'l‘ilc house corner of "anion! Place and
80th Main street. it moms. rent SI).
Almhuuse be. It?» Woodward avenue. rent :14.
Inquires! oft. A. Woodwa rd.
EMILE or fire moms. three minutes from
depot. fourth- at Sentxulrmce. Jim
i‘WO or thru- furnished rooms for light
housekeeping or lodgers. Inquire rtfin‘rh
sun. office.
'1 Ol':E on wot" street; vartof house on
High street: part of house on Ely atennr .
larnon Taylor avenue: hat drop on Water
~tn‘et. its) mend Bros. ll tw
1“?” mod tlmr apartments r-onstsrinruf
flu.- l’t‘llfurl car it nu Osborne awnuc East
Voruslh. \\ urrritr and out Rent 39. Afply
tudohu 'I‘rvon. .lf» Rh ehldr avenue. East or-
( NE room :i'lel'I: alwnnc room '10:." with
power rind ~tuam in rut. \\ ill rent separ-
ate or tumetbcr. V cry light ilfltl «heir-hie rooms
for llflltl munufru turtnu. Fur t' nus inquire of
F. Knapp \\ ruler street South Nuns—elk
tlJi if
ASIX ROOM l‘ultage for Inmill family on
Burrltt atenue .\lodrrn lmpmw
Appl tot hrs-fer l" l‘ lurk. ls Quint-rd at enue.
Haul Vorwalk. nlil-tf
IIUI'SE on Fourth avenue near corner of
Core street. liar-t Norwalk. Applyo to
Jacobll. Layton. oil)!
[‘08 SALE.
“Tris \‘I-Iunnr llell. by Dante All mm.
truest-ted b? t bellev. II lenry raucts
D.. and l lustrateul with dmhlmle nslrf
lbntevellore. Publishedbyt'mll. 'vlle
Oilalpln In eureilent mndltlon. l‘lrst
Will be sold for "2. Apply at tbi' oftlcc jl’tf
(
l'ar.
V 00]) mm er
business for file. Him-ted
1" Gear the
root. llarien. J. 5. Italian!
I: m
BII 0| IiBllT BBIVEIBEI.
\sults and l 'eIII-poolu cleaned in the best
manner for the least mane. Fulluatinfactlon
mumbled. V aultsdlstn cried free. Address
I 4.. Routhll Norwa ik. 193::
Election italics.
l’rur ATIOKAI. Ills:
"Ml "Results OIL. lrmlz. Intuit.
[Bettina untruul meeting of the with: k-
Irtlre urnuflll-p
rectorsfm t wens lnu Btu-till?
that
helrtatths
to “flame?” or. «Hakim? "j.
dlilbfl l!
“from. one
interest Notice.”
The \‘onwrtl. It Hmrtos Serum.
it he. Inner
lithe rateot Your rt
persons. tor the cum t u a men
will” be crsdl sundry l. l
- draw-commits...
BBIBTIIB.
percent.
mommww .m; .
I. “All.‘ III... l'l’ mgr;
" u 9
Mt”: “Bung, ”n all”.
disobey disorder skull
two earners Muss
th Novwalk. this “kg
. it. lull). tissue. ,
Tray“ rumour ”hitting?
MB}- Ire“
i M
to It
E vinegar
#534" .5
why
In“.
s‘l’
day
notleast
DI the CI" M
“In". AID"
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swim;
.,
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You 1' Bo
We offer no more crutch penny goods, tech news motored
ssooond time tothe some customer.
0 . .
not: sell, ndultemted goods, at
.Seymour,
letting borer. 33 Washington Street. Burnt tumult.
firhybmurtr.
Irusrc IIIII; sour: IIIIIIIIII
mounnv; JAN. It".
. Them-f militia. Charting
BETTIE BEBlilBD BHIBE
And a Perfect Company of I
g'ruuulseentcproduetionaud “a?"u in .
melodramatic comedy.enlltlerl
BNBlE’ B BABllNB
Tire Heroine of the light llorruu.
An Alukun Romance. With Scenes and Unar-
_ rat-leis Entirely Newto the Binge.
l FBBTllliE Ill ANIMALS!
To mid to the realism of the la Thsonl
team of trained reiud our in Igxiitence. Th:
mmld. ur;u‘)t:dertrfull‘y;f intellilgcut horse in the
wor gene or uimaux d
brought direct from Alaska. fluid and Dual)”;
dogs. “Kl ins" and “Count. " 'I'bs phenomenal
a: II; burr.
" And the reunion.
trIck mule. "Alluring," p
Saute on sale as Hoyt's and Gregory's.
IIIIer: IIIII, Billllll III‘I‘IIIIIii.
Wednesday. Jan. I 3.
{TBS [rulings ‘SEIISITLIIII !
BBBBEll B
ll' ORLD FAMOUS Ill MOR-
OL‘ S PLAS.
BITY
BlBEBlBBY
New Approaching Its
300th momile Billllh
Al the Bijou Theatre. New York.
Seats now on sale at Hoyt's and Gregory's
Drug Stores.
BBBNEllB
BBIBBEI’BBT TBElllli. ,.
Boorl lleseruuri Butts Furl" it-
trutétlonu, 50 cents.
MONDAY. JAN. U.
HALliEN anh HART
“I Wouldn‘t Miss It For Nine Dollars."
LATER ON.
TUESDAY. JAN. l2.
urn lllE and II. P. quIIIrIIt.
THE KINOIUJF III'MOR.
Seats on Bale Three Dave in Advance.
For Sale.
1‘1.) ST“... QUALITY BRIEF-- PORTER-
Ic; stir I i.n Itc; round.
ISM: shoulderm :anndBfIW-Al‘; rib .
l’uurr I: Ii DI "tutu. It Wall sins-t.
BIBEWALKB
Notice to license-tr uIIIl llrrrroru.
\‘ our attention is called to the followi i it
ordinance. which will beenfo reed: nu ’
saw. ll. W never the sidewalk fronting or
rullotnin many building or lot of land in the
Chief thNerwalk shall be wholly or purv
tier y covered by snow or luv. it nltallbe the
duty of the owner or occupant of such build-
in" or lot of land. swam lowing cha
tin-roof. to cause said walk to be made use
and mntenlent by removing «aid anew or he
therefrom within six hours after the accumu-
lation of the same t .or in the easeof
ire. b Ion-ring the same with sand or other
suits le volunteers. the lama to be done wlthin
six hours after the accumulation oI said in.
and llrc reverts; the-anus with sand or other
suitable silhofnliefi to he bennswed as often as
Ina tot sup laid sidewalk safe
am convenient.
New. to. Any person falling or neuter-ti to
ng
REPLAY
THAT HAS
MADE ALL
AMERICA
1 Mr (Ill.
emulywlth humble naof thefo
set-It on. shrill forte y a lineal ten dol—
lsr» tothe'l' mum of Milt. lty for the
the rlt .and an failure or neglect toeoun
wlrht e prov onset eels sector nuball baa
misdemeanor. end it shall he'll” “duty” ofI the
“to Am‘ln'iruwm'r I. the tth.aarl I
I)“ Of m N ”0m It. I;
Inserrfnwhfll atfinrrn‘ulzi'eembe beliltrest miner-
mission" shall rummvs
we unifies-n...
:llall be cotleflablef
l I. an {BIT
or
In t cit on this eminence. A
this ll but in addltlon lo the true aims pro-
I
In: II. n. Ultimatum mini-my.
III. v. u. uruuu't " ”-
School wifimwtmm
Ill-sound Insist 0. adult u
9. For .. ll:
'gwmmu 'Iro'cu‘tya a.
Interest notice. ‘ ,-
flours Nuwagtuav’gr bun.
mww-fijwur
fizz-fwmmatsm and drew
lifttllfll rerun.
(Wymattolxdblfw
one. Is lire-arr- motors. firm
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