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arrow York lav-ll Weather terse-eta. '
In this district to-dsy threatening, warmer
weather, now and rain, mostly the latter. will
probably mvall, with brisk northeasterly
winds. increasing to a dangerous force all the
meat coasts. On Wednesday, partly
1 weather will probably prevail. with no
decided temperature changes, preceded by
rain or snow, brisk, variable winds dangerous-
lyhiah oatho coast followed by cludnsln
thussetkm and on Thursday partly cloudy to
my. cofler weather. ‘
flatting is picking up.
Butler Lodge, No. in, I. 0. O. R, will
rehearse the third degree “raisin.
The court martial of Company D will
be held in the armory onFriday evening,
PrankSlauson,clerkforCharluE.i-ley—
moor, is confined tohia homeouCedar
streetwithtbegrip.
—-Picklcd trmgnes, pickled pigs' feet
and pickled tripe, st Smith's Washington
market.»
Twomemhersofthepolicefome, Cap
tail: Colgrove and Ohicerf'lladstone, are
mohaedtotheirhanuwiththegtip-
Ill. Sarah Iris; is having her
building on the Wuhiugton street bridge
raisedandreiitted. ltwillheused asa
drygoddsstore. " '
TheClarendorr hotel on Bank street,
Bridgeport, wu attached last Friday
night for W0, in favor of the Old Well
Cigar company, of South Norwalk.
There not heinga quorum present it
the adjourned meeting of the common
Gounod, last evening, an adjournment
was taken to next Monday evening.
—-Do not fail to attend the social
of Pilgrim Council, in the 0. U. A. If.
Hall, No. 10 Wall street, Thursday even-
ing, January 1-1. Tickets, 25; Ladies free.
Don't sufier from Dyspepsia! Dr.
Richardson’s Celery, Cubeb, Chamomile
and Ginger Dyspepsia Powders cure all
Smack troubles. Ask for 5c.or l0c.
sample. .
The “Uncle's Darling" company gave
a performance in Music liall lastevening.
'I'lrehanjosolosbyllim Hettie Bernard
Chase were well—rendered and liberally
applauded.
ccpal church last evening was well at-
tended and very interesting.- ‘l'he pastor
will otnwlucttheserviceathisweek. maint-
ed by Rev: OIho Bartholow.
n. Irishman, the Washington street
baker, who slipped on the ice near his
store Saturrhy and cut a deep pit over
the left eye, is slowly recovering. al
though his injury is still very painful.
We were misinformed yesterday re
garding the cause of Hubert B. Booth's
death. His physicians in Cherry Valley
and also in Bridgeport state that the
directulue of hidath wu bronchitis.
The third annual hall of Putnam lime
company, No. i. will beheld at Music
Ball, Thursday evening. January 28.
lode fordanclugwlll he furnhlrerl by
Prof." Greenfield'sorchestra of New
York.
AdelqgatioufromshermanCounciIJt.
A0.” attending the funeral of Ell.
BoothinBridgeportthisafternoon.They
areal-rise Mmoud.GeorgeB.Brom-
Mitltflarmaa, ’l‘hsoduvelt.8mith
pndGeorgeB. Trowbridge.
immerse-Worms
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w. museum-nods: while
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lslend. Thesaursrrlvedatherdock
htbfscitymfslysndwlllharepairad.
The Edison Automatic Pbonograplt
krrlmtevwh. its Wotan
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hemhditlstlwaoath‘lerwalknso
tistcbnrdrlasteverrlng. Arrangements
were fatbaquuterlymertiag
robs lath-church maths-day
0"“ Ammdfenyyolessrmdw
“Muffin”, willlead
bringing. Theda-ointment
Myerfla‘gmt‘lfl.
The second aaaasl “wobble of tire
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Tbeproposedslolghrlde of “Home
audio ofthefloutb Norwalk Baptist
Sundayschoolkesheenpostponed.
neurones a the week ending
January 8th, was $2,687,000. The atti-
lentil
~ “mum of (we.
and games word en-
joyed and a collation served.
The third Home Sociable will he held
in Music llall this evening. The memo
bersentiu’pate having one of tbemost
enjoyable times of the season.
TimothyH. Poster, of Dnnbury, was
in this city this afternoon arranging the
insuranceonthe Bell Island hotel and
its contents, dmtroyed by fire Saturday
evening.
Dan Walker, the pugilist, well-known
in sporting circles in this city, will go to
Matteawan ,N. J., today, toarrange for
afightwithamau there for “beside.
~10 lbs. pure m7: ti, at Smith's
Washington market.
Corporal W. M. Lockwood, of Com-
pany D. has been appointed sergeant in
place of Sergeant Charles D. Taylor.
promoted to second lieutenant. Private
A.8.Prveoehasheenappointedmrporsl
in place of Corporal Lockwood, pro-
muted
v
ltiesald that the boss carpenters of
thh city are in favor of a nine-hour. day
for their employer, and that several con-
tractors Who have figured on large jol-
to be oouuuenced in thespring have taken
ninehorrrsaday ass basis upon which
to make their bids.
This morning, as Marketmau Jacob
Schaub's horse and sleigh were going
across the tracks at Washington street.
oucof the runners of the sleigh caught
between the rail and , planking and was
tan off. The driver was thrown out
and somewhat bruised.
Court Bahsckemo, A 0. P. will in-
stall their newly elected officers in the
American Mechanic? ball this evening.
f'hicf Ranger of the Grand Court of
Connecticut, J C. lvers, of Bridgeport,
will be the installing officer. All memo
hers are requested to be present. '
The annual meeting of the OM l-‘el—
Iows’ Mutual Aid association, which lilo
many members in this vicinity, will be
held in New Have: this afternoon. An
election of officers will occur, reports will
bereadandactlouwillhetakenonsome
proposed amendments to the laws of the
mtémttuomwmspa- m
A large party of friends surprised Mr.
and Mrs. Fred l’itzer at their home on
Woodward avenue, last evening. \‘ocal
and instrumental music. etc.. ‘were in-
dulged in untilthe early hours this morn—
ing. and when the guests departed for
home sllsgreed that they harlsperrt a
very pleasant evening.
—-lteasonable prices at lane's tit-pot
mutant.
The Irrembens of the Sunday school and
of the Young Peoples Society of
Christian Elsinore: of the South Nur-
walkflCongregatioual church sent a hand-
some floral tribute to the funeral of
Hubert ll. Booth in Bridgeport this
afternoon. it represented the gates ajar
made of white roses. pink “motions.
and smilax by Florist Smith.
Commander C. E. Duty mustered five
new recruits into Douglas Fowler Post,
0. A. it, last evening. They were Seth
Remmiugton. Oliver Trowbridge, John
B. Bunion, Captain Yrckers and R. J.
Hannah. This was the first muster in
under the new officers. It shows that
”enterprising commander intertdsto
have the membership equal that of
Post in the state.
“fibrils.“ Mt .
A Bree-y Budget of Items hora the
l Missal of town.
lira. Thomas Stout, of Catharine street,
M- the all!»
mutate has returnedfrcmavhit
toDanbury.
ant-tantalum arm's in
mature
Samuel‘l'lloott, or com ms, to I
monument ’
any
lfew listen today,
WarlungtoaCl-qssr, lie. 24.12. A. It,
willinstallitsotiles’rsto-morrowevealug.
Int-l. kWh-amnesia
tmdays’visitwith headhunters
Infladwlekfltdoha will beheld
”mm, ' la nus-fit. if ,
WWJI‘MII mite-é
lEWlhou’smmron
G.A.l'huke. of Camp street lsia
fro-Grasscharehto—atorrowafteraoon mu let the
*SU’M.»
Ira: Allie Bowen. of Dude-h mm
Banday with relatives on Union Park-
lrs. E. J. Thomas. of Union Park.
spent yesterday with relatives in Darien.
mahdlomfdrtheyearfi.l‘lt,9li5.00 ; Ill “I! M99”, WWI ”1 a?”
n im. A” Wm“! “with.
Bmtyneh of Monro? street, enter-r attsokoiiJHpfiP; .J.... mm m ;
“3'86qu New Bligl'aud'felephode
company is distributing attractive cal-
endars among its pahona in the Non.
walk district.
The cutters employed at J. T. Cousins'
shoe factory resumed work yesterday
morning. Theother employee will be
gin work next week.
Charles 3. Gregory has exchanged his
Spring Hill place with Mrs. George'l‘.
Dickerson, of Westport, for the lewis
P. Pillow homestead. at Cranberry
Plains.
Funeral services in connection, with
the death of Mrs. Daniel A. Knapp. of
West Norwalk. will be held from her late
residence tomorrow ufternmn at 2
o’clock. “4......
A horse belonging to W. Schlenker, of
Blue Mountain, ran up Water street yes-
terday afternwu, but was caught at the
corner of Wall street. with burners
slightly broken.
9
First Mutant engineer l". W. Smith
severed his connection with the Romulk
fire department yesterday. First mist-
ant Prank McKeon, elect, having taken
the oath of office—.-
The Golden Hour Circle of King's
Daughters, of the First Baptist church
will meet at the residence of M W Silli-
uran, Center avenue, Wednesday after-
noon at 2 o'clock.
Asa Smith. formerly of Norwalk, who
hasheeu connected with the “lowland
Baking Powder company‘s Baton dfice,
has been stationed at the company's
otllce in New. York city
Dir. andlfmGeorge Worth, berg Lt-
land Citprent Sunday with the lsftet' s
mother. In. Aan Gentiwhr. on Academy
street. Mr. Worth has returned but hie
wife will remain here a few days.
Atameetiug of the directors of the
Fair-field County National Bank. held
limrday. a Committee was appointed to
the placed in the vault of the bank, to be
filled up with safe deposit boxes for the
convenience and accommodation of their
customers, and offered to them free of
charge.
At theaunnal meeting of the wool;-
holders of the Norwalk and South Nur-
walk Electric Light company. heki in
the (‘ourt of Barge-cw room yesterday
afternoon, the old board of directors
were reelected as follows: l'harlos
Olmsfead, George R. (barb-s. John ll.
Hoyt. Charles E. Dustin. and E. 1‘.
Jackson, of Middletowu. The directors
then adjourned until next Monday. when
they will organize. The not tumour-ml
the company for the past year have bet-n
tllfllll.
About 12:!) o'clock this morning James
II. Creagh. who occupies rooms over (3.
1., Werner’s store on Main 31ml, Wilt
armuwd from his alccp to get one of his
childrmndrink. When he went into
the kitchen he fouudthe room full of
smoke. Calling Hr. Werner, who lives
in the saute building, they went down
into the lstter‘s store. It was filled with
smoke and there was a bright blaze back
of thestove. Water was [uncured and
the flames were extinguished. The con
and wood boa were destroyed and a
small hole burned through the floor.
Welcomefitrangerlodge. Sons of St.
entertstsiim
sodomy. heldssueeesdul
WWIHDOQ. U. A. I. "all. on
Water-trot: last evening. The»: rep
mute and recitation by the lady ads
of the order and Profs-Iot- lssno,"ths
ventriloquist.gave a pleasing perform-
ance with his talking figures The club
swinging by Profemor Jeanette-ad the
humrwousvocalselectiousby ".W Parry
snd‘l‘hornas Hopper. drew forth great
epplstart After the suterhiumest re-
freshment-wees served. Dancing then
announced and was wetland until
after midnight. Excellent music was
providedbyl’rcfemorlow’sorc
l’rufessuv Bel. Richmond JIM! .‘ '
mmmrwamwflflw
ville. More a lathesngi-
user's eye “to" MI
;
milks
lumediately procure nsrritable safe to .
A. lllllillllill & ill,
84 Washington Street.
Durgese Squid; :mgin'Danhury yer»
ferday.
Sherman G. Morrell has left the em-
ploy of Frederick Need. the baker and
oonfrmtioner.
Ex; WmeuJultu B. Lee. 0! Boston.
was tbegu'estof Mr. and His. Cite Hatch,
ofU'nidn Pdik, last evening.
I'.
One of tlrsdargest cocking mains of the
season will be contested in this vicinity
in about two weeks between Stamford
and Bridgeport birds.
Edward I". Brown, of 172 Main stmet.
started yesterday for Florida, where he
will remain during the winter, visiting
friends in the orange growing country of
that state
Atameeting held last evening. Car-
penters' Union, No. 746, of Norwalk. de-
cided to ask their employers that on and
after May 1. 1892, nine hours constitute
aday’s work. wages to remain as they
are now. $2.50 a day for journeyman
carpenters.
Considerable excitement, prevailed on
Wall strefl yesterday morning,caused by
the sudden appearance of 0. E. Wilson
with a hatchct'in one hand and a blood-
colored baudanna in the other. As he
headed straight for E. J. Hill's office. a
wcll~known politician standingon the cor.
ncr ejaculated: "Now look out for fun;
Grover's dug up the hatchet and is going
for Hill." A reporter visited the scene
600D afterwards, but as there was no
gore seen about the office, he concluded
that the senator had cecapfil through the
coal hole.
Evangelistic meetings will be held at
the Methmiist church all the week. lit-v.
). W. (‘ouch gaven grand sermon last
evening. brief,eurncst and full of apt
illustrations. It was an inspiration to
all. lie preaches again this evening.
A grand song service will bc held at the
opening, led by the M83“. comet and
twenty Voiced, The pastor and ilk-i
members extend to everybody a hearty
welcmm-to attend these meetings. Each
service begins at 7:45. The music last
evening was excellent and the alh'lttl‘
arms was good.
("Bit "if it" Ell.
lows and (toasty of the Day in last
Ker-ails.
J. E. Dauforth.“ Jersey City. S. J.,
rt sick at the residence of his aunt.
Letter carrier \V. O. Merritt has the.
this: of the grip, and was out this mom-
ing for the first time in a week.
Alfred Lindberg, the proprietor of a
small grocery at the West end of the
Benedict Farm bridge. was on his way
to the store by way of East avenue,
about 7:30 o‘clock Sunday evening. when
he saw a young man standing in front
of the store. As hetlrt-w near him an-
ntltcr young man came from the store,
joint-ti his companion. and together tlrcy
ran array. the bridge and disappeared.
)lr. Lindborg found his shire door un-
l-wkt'd, and on the drier inside, was a
box containing about 200 cigars, which
the burglars had evidently intended to
carry away. There was no evidence
that anything clue had been taken. Mr.
landlxtrg thinks he muid identify the
young men if he saw them again.
lllll Nil .tlllll T llflll' AlTON.
The Annals of Is it his Awake and Thrifty
Muburban Village.
A son was twently born to Sir. and
lint. John DeWsters.
Special meetings are being held in the
Methodist church this week.
Special revival services will beheld in
the Baptist church every evening this
week.
3. F. Boyle‘s: of charkdt ..,J was
the guest of uncle, F. Bertram, yes
Ierday.
Ir. and lira. William Cushmnn have
returned from a three weeks’ visit in
Brooklyn.
The Ladiu l-air- association of the
Methodist church, are meeting with Mrs.
Samuel lead thb afternoon.
ssr'orreosuoon sews.
wan to oars. a- la Places Ian-d About
Imam—West”
like BelenLPostermf Green's Farms, is
vhitiug lit- ilsry Bradley, of Weltpmt.
E. A. Gauehet, the ticket agent at the
depot at flauptuck. is sadering from an
M of la grlppe.
Ir. Boise, of Westport, and family
will more to Bridgeport this week, where
Ir. Boise will start a htselmnith shop.
The Y We Circle of the West-
p’tt rt. r2. tin-e om meet thh evening
at the rsddersosof Barry Sherwood on
lielssvssswttssadfivsehildrsa. ,
Joseph llills. our genial esrdrlver,
South Norwalk
The funeral of the late Mrs. Austin 1’.
Tony was held at her late residence in
Jabea Backus officiated. The interment
was at Evergreen cemetery. The path
bearers were Hiram Jellii‘fe. James Hub-
bell. Orlando Allen and Edward Steven-
son. ~ , .
The market boat Capt. if. Dupuy,
commanded and owned by Capt. Serene
Allen, of Westport, which runs between
this place and New York, met with on
In. sépme Hsmmdud is visiting m;
. and Mrs.” John D. Wood, of Westport.
Saugatuck, yesterday afternoon. Rev“
accident one day last week, on her way
to the city. While-tailing down the East
river. about oppot'tite Ninety—first street,
his course. lie signalled the engineer to
stop the engines and endeavored to steer
clear of the barge. But at the same in-
stant this occurred the engineer caught
his hand in some part of the machinery
which he was ’oiling, mutilatirig it in a
horrible manner so that be was unable to
obey the signal. In consequence the
boats collided but fortunately no serious
damage was done to either.
mg the pier the engineer. Arthur Holey.
of Westport. was taken to the Presbyter-
ian hospital, where two of his fingers
were amputated.
Darlen .
Gmrgu Everett is seriously ill with the
grip.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Seclu- ', of 0x
Ridge, are critically ill.
The funeral of William Everett was
held from the Catholic church, yester-
day morning. Interment was in Spring»
dale cemetery.
The case of the State against John
Corie, which was to have been tried be-
fore Justice Koch. yestt-rduy, was ad—
journed until the "3th inst.
Miss Mary Evert-It. who is in a con-
vent at Hartford: Richard Everett. of
Springfield. Missouri. and John Everett.
of Orange. N. J..an.- visiting relatives
in town.
“‘ertfon.
Good-natured Charlie Gregory. who
recently became n lIelrulict. is on tho
warputh afturn number of young men
who decorated his stepping istonea few
nights since in the moat approved style.
Mrs. Julius Partric and Mrs. Sylvester
Youngs, are sick with the grip.
brat-bury.
At a meeting of the Dnrrbury Agricul-
ture society. Saturday aftermxm. Samuel
H. Rundle was elected president. suc
cooling lienry L'mfut. Tire otherdirect-
on) chosen are: It t‘. Lynes. J. W. Bacon.
ll. Bl. Ruudlc, G. E. Deere R. T. llavi-
land, 8. A. Barnum, C. S. Andrews and
J. W. i’ortt-r. A. E. Kroger, of Soru‘nlk.
iv SUL‘I‘I‘Q’ilt‘ll as a director by Mr.
Andrews.
I"! t! l'l'll‘ lllllNliS.
Theatrical Matters In Which Play-Going
People will he Interested.
Wednesday night will it ismfe to saw.
ton-Ititute lllt‘ laughing night of the year
the auction being the engagement of
Russtll's famous humorous play Thc
Urty lhrm-Iory.":rt Music Hall. Speak-
ingol its rorrmrkuble tilIl‘t‘t‘Js in New
York. where it new is in its eight
Immth at the llijou theatre. the New
York Tribumv says:
“Russell‘s cruncdians mndt- 'Tht» I'ity
llirtwtory' the funniest farce comedy
seen here in years. The great audience
at the Bijou theatre laughed through the
three acts of now jokes and clover
sketchm, and when the curtain fell on
the final act t-vcrybody mutt-d to be irn‘
prim-d with the verdict of the first
night. that with such a company of com.
edInInI fumeomcdy could run forewr
in New York."
"There is not It dull member in the on-
tire organization. or a dull morntart in
the performance: everyone time normL
thing. and «kiss that something in an
original artistic mama, and all together
they keep up the spirit of fun that is so
eerily lacking in most of tlrtecfsrcitnl
Ashlie."
Conference at Hartford.
The couferenge committee of the gen-
eral mscmbly consisting of Senator llol-
den on the part of the senate sud Stiles
Judson. in, of Stratford, and Gardner
Green, of Norwich, for the house of no
rcseutativee, held a two hours‘ meeting
last wing in Hartford and discussed
the ssoateresolutlou to seatJohu J. Phe-
lauassecretaryofstste. Thosenstehrs
paced this resolution, but the house re-
fuses to do so. The committee made
little W, but will meet again to-
morrow morning prior to the who: of
the two branches of the assembly.
pposethst ninelfebrsska farmers,
living eight milesfrum town should he
laidup with rheumathm. while flirtof
theirwives were visiting
Omahwhat wouldbetbe dutyot the
ulntlrwifel fills should drivetotowrr
sorts mush-It of vector-Blood
Mfurthe returaof the
other t.
it. ii. of South firewall, selh
Cacurs non Inuit. "
the pilot discovered a barge directly in ,
‘lmck and regrets;
(in reach- '
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Chicken.
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Chicken Liver,
Pheasant.
IN 5-02. AND 307. CARR.
leading Grocer.
Whoa Vol-o- lead Praise.
Did you ever know the auteur admit-Ir
tiou men have for white? if a man be in
love with awbman. and has not yet told
her,n white frock mode of soft, pretty
material will make him tell her their the
moat adorable woman on earth, and for
the moment it is one of those precious
illusions that (mm the charm of life.’
Do women like these illusions? Yul .
Yea! They make up for the many raiser
able moments of r'etense; moments when
she looks the war 6 in the face with smil.
ing lips and bright words. When among
the guy she is seemingly the gayest and
all the while ‘ her eyes are full of unshcd
tears over things which she cannot alter.
When she grows tired of hiding her true
feelings. in concealing her loves and-her
hatreda. in covering her sorrows. even her
ys.
When she tells you she
cure to go some place or get some particu-
lar thing, and all the time her whole being
is aching to be gratified. When she looks
looks forwanl and
dreads. When she strives to banish
thought and strangle memory; and all the
while her speech is filled with mirth and
laughter.
YVhen her existence is colorless, which
she could alter but would not for some
onc's sake. in such moments as these it is
that appreciates these little illusions
Which please her for the moment and then
was array, yet in passing lt-rmm truce.
So be not sparing in words that will lead
to them. Do not keep your precious words
locked as a raiser does his coin; put them
in circulation. lat them get Irurn. per-
haps in handling. but they will always be
sure to brim: happiness.
So when you see a woman with smiling
lip» and sad bulking eyes. praise her? That’s
what bllc wants. bite is starving for it
and her eyes are mutcly bought: for it
And yt-I she hides it all and yuu :rreso
stupid you will not. act: it.
I’mise bur cveu exceedingly. She will
not believe you, [wrhapa But she likes it
and will bless you for iu—Music and
Drama
Sweet 0H for Young Children.
The value of sweet oil used in rubbing is
not. gent-rally appreciarul.
child has taken mid and seems restless
front the clients, nothing is more ramming
than sweet oil rubbed into the akin. before
a warm fire, with a gentle pressure U! the
hand. The oil should be rubbed on the
who of the fwt,tluwu the back and neck
and around the hips, and the little one
should be carefully shit-bled from rmydraft
while this is done. Such nrubbing will
take the plzn'cof the daily both at ntime. 7
when the child is suffering from cold. and
it. is not advisable to expose- it any more
than is necessary.
if the little one has n croirpy cough and
shows signs of bmrrseums, a thick flannel
saturated with svvvet oil and sprinkled
with camphor,aurl heated as hot as the
child can bear it. should be laid over the
chest. high enough to extend aroundthc
throat. lt should be covered with another
flannel orn layer of mtton batting tore
tainthc beat. The heated flannel should
in: chungml turrumtlwr as sum as it owls.
liytlris nit-thud the cold of u little child
may oftt-n be broken up and the most seri-
ous disarm averted.
The lungs and breathing tubes of a little
baby are yn-cnliarly delicate, and any child
during infancy is very liable to contract
serious diseases of the lungs from very
slight cause. Tho little ormisnloo cured
by very simple remedies. and this layer of
but oil acts as wwerfully as a mustard
plaster on a grown up puma. A child
that has been sirtlcriug seriously with a
Cold one day. ultt-r cart-fir! treatment of
this sort will oftcn tvake up the day after
with hnnllyuauspicion of “lame. 'l'bcre
isrm lmtruriaxative than sun-t oil for a
young Clilltl.'~xc“’ York Tribune.
Intellectual Women.
it is often said that study disgusts worn:
en with domestic Inborx This is an crmr.‘
If anything diverts us from onrdnilydu-
ticeit is not study, but frivolity. Mimi-i
that are int’upnlilv of living llxt‘llllif‘li‘es on
ascrioua subject are not tbcbettt-r fitted
on that account to keep the household ex-
penses within bounds or to govern their
children. Worm-n whose intellectual nur-
ture colonists of plays and novel» are not
likely to air their apartments better than
than: who mul history and pliiltwnthy.
Frequently the nclmlnrly woman knows
how to handle it broom better than the one
who knows nothing of science or litera-
ture. Whenever an interesting volume
prevents one from rmforrning a household ‘
duty.tbc fault dove not lie in the legiti-
mate desire for mental cultivation. but in
the love of enjoyment, which has its root
in selfishnt-M. however elevated be its ob
ject.
Moreover, while the diligcnt hands are
busicd with bumble tasks the mind docs
not cease to nun; Is it not better that it
should moraine lofty sphere, in the do
main of lent-rs and science. than he occu-
pied with such wretched subjects as scan
dal end gossip! 'hmo who have the high
est claim on us should be glad to have us
don little limit-pendent thinking. We are
drawn closcr to those who ordinarily occu-
Iy our thought» if woctm rcmoveou
lroru them at certain moments. it out-
of the privileges arpeciully reserv for
women that whatever they do for them
selves contents intent on Inherawtiatlle
ii. Martin in Irrigation Age.
33 Wrsiidgnn Street, South Ismail.
really docs not "
When alittle g. l.
For Sale.
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PAYMENTS ’
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Real Estate and Insurance
WASHINGTON STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
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He house corner of Hanf R
South Main street. it wiggle), P122: and
Alan hulls? \‘n tr. Woodward at
Inquire of E. A. Woodward. enue rent :3:
Al I. in Dibble' 3 block, suitable {0:11;};
or «witty meetings. Apply [0.] Irving
jlz’lw
Dibble.
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H High street: part of house on Ely awhile]:
burn on Taylor me shop on Water
17—“ iv
_treet. its) mend Thrall.» ll“
1;“ I? sewn-l floor apartments. (anointinzof
ve rooms eat It. on Ushorne avenue, Eas
alk. Vl' nter In and out n! ‘
Iodphnm Tryon .5 Riverside avenue,%si‘§£l—
NI: room atom-.1955”... on.
power and steam heat. Will "magi
are or together. i my light and dulrable rooms
(or light manufacturing. Fortlrrns inquire of
Knapp. W aIer street, South Norwalk.
“Six.“
lint)! Cottage for small fuaily.on
rritt at enue. Modern lm
rovementa.
Apply Ini‘heeter F.Clark.18
smut Xurwalk um “.33?“
I SEE on Fourth avenue. near cornerof
III)
Cove street, East S .
Jacob3l. Layton. 0".“ Afip‘l} to
[‘0]! SALE.
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M Gustave [love Published by Cassell. ler
tttiia ial.ptu in excellent condition Cost $2.
\\ ill be sold for '1... Apply at this office. jltf
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\anlts and Pests tools 2 nned i
manner for the lead! men: ye. } ull :qtlsihfeaelgtn
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Wednesday. Jan. I 3.
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300m Performance 300m
At the [man Theatre. New York.
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asst [stoned tests to? illit:
fractions, 50 Brett.
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TUESDAY. JAN. l2.
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Tint Kilns m! notion.
Scale on Halo Thresnsvsta Advance.
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