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3 What;ltha'm.0v om mild-g
Docketsder’sminstrelswillbe .... at
lustelialltonight.
—Bomelnadepies, lane’s,“ Wmh. st.
Tbegrocsrystores inthe city will be
cltnedalldayThanksgiving.
CharlesEBsymour.the groceryman.
haahadatelephoueputinhiastore.
~—Au amortment of fresh Huyler's
candy at lane's, 51 Washington street.
Raymond Brothers have just discharg-
eda cargoof ,Ptntland cement at their
wharf. .
’The Young Men’s Social club will hold
a meeting tomorrow evening in their
room on North lain street.
~Buyler’s candy. fresh everyday, at
knob, 51 Washington at.
mien... Prohibition club will bold ‘-
haxhuciable in their hall on South lisin
street. talisman evening.
Thecorporators of the Norwalk Hos—
pital associuiou will hold a meeting this
wellingattheofllceoi John H. fight.
—Choice turkeys and chickens, lllc and
18c pound, at Hayee’ Market.
John Jarvis had a succemful operation
performed yesterday on hi eyes. He
has long been troubled with cataracts.
—-New England peanut tally at lane's,
51 Wuhington street.
All members of the Young Woman’v
Christian Temperance Union are request
cdtomeet at Mrs. George F. Watere‘.
this evening it 7:80 o‘clock.
-Ilessouable pric- at Lane's depot
restaurant. Opeuallnight.
Hartzel & Alpaugh. the bakers and
confectioncrs at 19 North Main street.
dissolved partnership yesterday. lir.
Hansel will continue the biliueas.
—¥Every lady purchaser of a turkey at
the People's Market will be presented
with six Havana orangm.
The fire ion in the United States dur~
ing the week uding Friday. Nov. 18.
1892, w 0.125.000. This makes an
average loud “£571.42 per day.
«Venture blanks. 25c pound. at Bayes’
In”. .' e.
Next lfouday evening, when the in-
spectionof Douglas Fowler Post takes
place. a collation will be served, and
comrades are expected to donate edibles.
-—-i"resh Oxford doughnuts to-day at
Lane's, ll Washington street.
Freight We will be partially suspen-
ded on the Danbury division of the Con
solidatrd road on Thursday and agents
areinstructed not to receive perishable
freight.
—A full line of fresh confectionery at
lane's. 51 Wmhington at.
The Lockwood Guards will meetat
theirhcsdquartere Friday eveningst 7
o'clock. for the purpose of going to
Sangstuck to participate in the Demo-
cratic parade.
-Pure codes with mnemonic. s
condemned-mash. Opsnali night.
2 . . i. .~
;- . u mum. .
J. H. Bwartwont. secretary of the
Democratic“ antral Minutes. is
circulating a petition for the appoint
mentof hlnrselfas postmasteratBtsrn—
ford. llformeriyheldthe,odlos.
“lane's. ill Washington street. open
earlyandhta.
EdwinE.Wellsdledat4IIowestreet
«liflthhmwflngsgedflflyears. He
had brensickslncelastJolyoi a drop»
sical disease. Noticeof funwal to-mor»
row.
-—!'ine carvers and table cutlery at
WMan-flagmst
M'Wummm,
mingbyl’mfrmori‘rmkli
wia.wesvsrylntsrmting. 'l‘hsre
wssagnndsiaedandimeepreaent.“
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rib-Illinois Wis-Isr- Tull
manure. illustrated by
seweoptleeaviews.
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South N'orwaik.
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A luau War Items In. the
' mun-frown. ,
liraJ.l.Beoediet.ofChestr-atstrest.
hspeodlngthedayinllewYorkcity.
Theosdehoftheliorwnlklilitarylu-
stimtewillboldsreoeptionthissvening.
TheCresosnt Bodal club will hold a
matineeballinthshthennum, 'l'hsnks-
givingsftcrnoon.
.—-—..—._.
steam ”will givezau W
#vocishlginthshthsnmsbhm
'l'heiootballgame announced to take
place between the Norwalk lawn Tennh
club’s team and the Yale Freshmen has
been cancelled.
Anna. the ulnatesn—dayroid daughter
of Julius Becker. diird thi morning. She
will be buried this afternoon with her
mother, who died Saturday 351M.
Captain C. E. Crabbe now has the
Norwalk agency for the Fletcher Watch
audJewelry 00., of New York. W. P.
Whitney having been transferred to
Newark, N. J.
A aerviceofprayerovertheremsinsoi
the infant souoflr. and Ira. WJ’.
Inckwood. was held at their home on
West Iain streetat 1 o'clock this after-
noon. The remains were taken too:
Ridge for blirinl.___
lira. Annabelle Stevens. wifeof Frank
Steveue,dicd at her home in New Ca-
naan, this morning, aged forty-six
years. The funeral will be held Fn'day
afternoon. The deceased waaadaughter
of the late Gilbert Birdsail, and a cllllllll
of hire. Wallace Darin.
Huch complaintia made by the resi-
dents of Riverdde avenue. regarding the
locatiouof theme-walks attheheadoi
Beldon avenue. They say it is very in-
convenient for persons living on River-
side avenue and think another walk
should be ordered laid. .
There is but onewaytoputastopto
the cycle thiefs growing ascendancy.
audthat'mforevsrywheeimauto work
hishardsst to have eanernessatsoess
placed upon thaoonvued parties; By
oflcringrewardstohimforthereturuof
awheelyououiyspnrhimontofurther
actsofthessmekiud.
Our friend. D. A. Newcomb, although
astaunch Republican. has purchased a
flock of superb Shropshiredown sheep
since the late election. We do not know
whether he bought them at an unusually
low figure in view of the probability of
"free wool,” but it is evidently his
opinion that they will be good for one or
two crops of wool before it goes on the
“free list."
Thomas Morison, junior partner in the
firm of Hutchinson, Pierce a (30.. pro
prietorsof theStar Shirt factories. this
city and Norwalk. was taken ill at the
New York horse show last Monday
night, and was removed to the Hotel
Normandie. ltwaafound that his ail~
msntwu pueumonia.aud he bu been
in a critical condition ever since.—
Bridgeport Farmer.
—- 't forget that the Born of St.
Georgegivetheirentertainment and so-
ciable at the Athenrourn. Wall street.
Norwalk. this evening. Firstclaes tal-
mtbpshseneecuredmudyou can come
prepared toshed buttons.
Oneofthe horses on the street car
which leftthedepot at 10:06 this morning
fell when opposite Dr. Tracey's resi-
deuce. Beforsdriver Blake could puton
thehrake.thecar ran into the poetrate
animal. cutting a long deep gash in
bislsit hinhyingthedeehopsn to the
bone. The injured horas wasnturnsd
tothestahlsandanotherhoraepvocurad.
after which. the ear manned. es
Sushi-walk. fluoride-tamed a
debyuinmrlykalaubousr » .
Theboysatthshorsecerdepot have
the laugh on John 5. Lockwood. a
driveron the Winnipsuk line. Yester-
day morning,whanhsatternpted to oil
the brake on hlscer. he found that.
onscoountofthe celd.tha oil ref-seed
toflow. nsmokthacauintothsdrivssa
room and est it outhestovstowarm.
Whilswaitlng he beams so interested
inresdlngtbsthe forgnt all slam the
oil until it beganto boilovsr. Before
heoouldresohthestovethsesa «plod-
,fl
sun—sis
”harem
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amJohsSquonr is one of the
gentlsuwnnamedfor lain 0"” 3‘"
perioerurt. "
D.P.llorrwllbassscnrvda for
Cyrus 8. Arty, of Isowudes armies. It
will be .8 per month. . J
...”. you going to thegranllcolllm-
bianmrlitarybsll oi Comp-nil." the
mJo-morroweveulngl ’l'lgkststl.
new ballistics-DID? uh-
splacesttlrear'loofy W‘mm'
nmmbgagnndmt in mill-
tarydrcles.mauyof‘ths oflosra oi the
Fourth ruglmlha'ifllwn “P
wamwbmt
Thomas Hunt and lies Ce-
cilia Osvanagh will be . at St.
Mary’s church to-rnorrow morning at ll
o'clock. with a nuptial high mam. Frank
Iaddeu will be best man and lites Katie
Cavanagh. a sister of the bride. will act
as bridesmaid. ________ .
it wssstated inTulSuvnm recent-
iythatPrmideutClarkehad-ldthat in
ashorttimehewouldtake some action
regarding improving the Norwdk depot.
True to his word. yesterday aflernoon
the ho- carpenter oi the Oomrilidalad
road arrived here and looked over the
structure. and this morning theraiiroad's
oarpeutersaud winter! commenced the
work of thoroughly renovating the piano
They first paid their attentions to mak-
ing the windows tight, so as to keep out
the smoke and gas which is so prevalent
on a damp or muggy day. The next
step will be to repaint the voodwork
throughout the building. The walls will
also be painted except in the goat's wait-
ing room. where thcy'will be ceded. The
improvements will be greatly appreciated
by the traveling public.
IOWAY’I'olt'.
Miss Kittie Ferr'u is quite ill“ at‘ her
home here. ‘
B. Themes was Ill Derby yesterday on
businu muected with his eoal’tradc.
kites Charlotte Bryan has i-ued invi.
rations fora cobwebparty, tobeheld to-
monowsven'tngat her home as iron
street.
Rising Star Division. No. 40, will hold
aspeoial meeting iutheirrodnmon
Tuesday evenlng at 7:31 o'clock. All
members are requested to attend.
Rising Star Division will militate its
seventh anniversary. Friday evening.
November 25. All are invited. Good
music, speaking. etc. No charge.
Miss Edith Crockett. who his been
eeruiualy rll, is improving and able to be
about the house a little.
Rev. Mr. Calleu. of the Baptist church,
preached a very patriotic sermon Bum
day evening.
Edward I‘drigm and Frank Wk"
wood left Rowayton yesterday afternoon
for Brooklyn. where they will spend
Thanksgiving. George Manuel will have
charge of the stage line during Ilr. Lada
rigan‘s absence.
A mmmlttee from the Epwosth I»
gueofthe Methodist church. enlisting
of Ira. William J. Craw. lira. Iary
Thomas. Ira. Edward Godfrey and Kim
LIbbie Tristvarn, went to New York and
purchased chairs with which to lit up
the new addition) to the church.
Dr. C. ll. David. who has been in town
selling horses for the past few days, re-
turned to Stallord Springs yesterday.
Representative Robert Purdy purchased
one of the horses.
A iargenumberofourcitiaene are in
Bridgeport today giving ”alimony in
the case of the State against Alfred
Stereos.
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Trish sills all. be ill“?! PM"
food contributes more WWW“?
portofllklliutlliohlm. Mates
handy and rapid sandwich to thsdaiuti-
estofforomeats.itlsiu comtsntde-
mand. Our cosine] coil-iris !” the
water amuse us that of all film
noneismorehlghlyrsliehsd tha"abit
o‘ washout with a 'araiay knife." and
theflsvorofagoodhsm. wvwill Ill!!-
sstisfastoryoiailthehousewfle’sple
ohssssiearsak. anamorpm
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sass AT runs user.
the Annual luster III Inspection of
Winn-MIMI).
Theannualmuetsr and inspection of
Dourpauia F and D was held stthp
armory last night. At 8:15 o’clock a
bugler sounded theamembly, whish was
theeigusl fortheoompsniseto fall into
iine.Compsnyl"ontherightsldeofthe
spacious drill room andCompanyDon
theleitalde. Bothoomnsnles wereturu-
lid“oll'er‘lli”theirl ‘ ” WM
‘ Islet m of am Raven‘s
seslrgwrlle'iwmflllfllm
W‘Wflmfiafln :4.»th 1'.
After impacting the oflcera’ uniforms
and equipments, he msdeacarefnl ea-
amiuatlon oi every man in line. taking
into consideration their general appear-
ance, condition of their uniforms, arms
and equipments. Captain Rose accom-
panied lajor Cheney on his touroiduty.
Afterthernen and their trappings had
been examined guns were stacked, knap-
sacks were unslung. and their interior
carefully impacted. The company was
then brought back to its former position,
when the muster roll was called. Cap-
tain lines had only three men absent out
of his full company, which made sixty-
flve men in line.
Attheconclusionof the roll call the
company was dismimcd and the inspect-
or turned his attention toCompany D,
which was under the command of First
lieutenant Robert J. Doyle. 'flris com-
pany was inspected in the same manner
as Company F, Lieutenant Doyieacoom-
pauying the inspector. When the muster
roll was called it was found that out of
sixty-seven men. fifty-four were present.
The arms and equipments belonging to
the state were found to be in a condition
highly creditable to Armorcr Whitney.
while tbearmory was scrupulously clean.
Both companies made mistaka. but
wastdering the number of recruits in
the ranks, they did exceedingly well.
Captain James K. Crofut. adjutsnt on
Colonel Frost's stsd. was pmnt and
mustered in with the company. . -
This evening a battalion drill will be
held. Companies D and i" will be divid»
ed into two companies, each makings
battalion of four companies. On account
ofthsahssnceofColonel m, [senten-
ant (Jolene! Crows will com-rand" the
battalion.
ECCBNTIIC also CIOCIEB.
Best on an lrrasd la Dachau. SI-v Col-rs
to South Iorwalk.
In Ella Crockcr. the young woman
who left her home in Danbury. Thurs-
day morning.torb an errand and did
not return. was found in South Norwalk.
Saturday afternoon Ilr. Crocker called
at Tue Sax-nan. office. left a letter, and
ordered the following notice inserted in
these columns:
If tile Cracker will call at Tun sari-nan.
ones she will and a letter waiting for her.
lira Cracker, it seems, came to this
city. then wrote to her parents. telling
them that she would return in a few
days. Bhe did not give the address of
herfrrends.and herfathercame hereto
find her. During hh stay in South Nor
walk hewasatthehouse of a relative.
The friend whom his daughter came to
visit lived next door, but Ir. Cracker
did not discover the fact until Saturday
afternoon. after a long search for his
daughter. in which he was aided by
Chief of Police Vollmar. Neither knew
the irrendaoitheother. and werenatur
ally surprised to lava that they had
been living next door tosach other while
theiathsr had been searching for the
daughter. The girl said she had no
idea of using her relatives in Danbury
the anxiety that she did.
latter cantor ran-us uses a rail.
LstterCarrier Tammany was beaten.
logoutof themainsntranostoths post
once. lastlatnrday evening, to deliver
a spatial tetra. when In W
two'ladles on ”steps. Jn‘trylagto
avoid running into them he fell ed the
hop, severely injuring his right hip.
in commoner thriceldllutltt'la'ol
duty for a few days. being relieved by A.
A. Raymond. Jr. While Ir. Tammany
is recovering from lib injurlu, he will
doalittleeharitebls work in theway of
soliciting money for a cork foot for Pet-
rlck llcilsmsra. an sa-lettsr carrier who
was recently injured by the ears.
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1b whichev- ofll‘brwelkaadfloafh
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llareieshousddeolermoblnlhbat
sehsllesge“ which we invite you more
owdhlly'toacoept. Wahavadsposited
Iftydollanwlth thsilaaettstobs sou.
atedtothenswhoyltalfmdngytheysaa
mw‘w’s , m.
equal iaqnality iothosedbplsyed‘ this
instruments-inhalant...
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mmwoftbeatyfloeel.
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as wssulacrou eraser. souru nonwstx. co ‘u.
TWWIVIHG EXERCISES.
I’m-0'. airs-ass s, messed-n of
the Public less-Is.
The scholars of the Franklin street
schoolwili hold their usual. Thanksgiv-
ingeaerciees tomorrow afternoon in the
amsmbly hall, after which school will be
dismissed until next Holiday. The
at 2:15. The public is invited:
..llarry ‘l'olles. Harry tit. Jobu.0tlllo
lies. lrvlng Hotehklea. Harry
Damon.ltulh Kendall.
flinging
‘ . ..............Autnmullymu
Recitation—“The Feet! alDay" ..
... ...“...u. .....MelvilieScudder
Singing ........... .......... .. .. Y‘ ‘ r
Friends of the Concord street schoo
arecordially invited to attend the foil
lowing exercises, Wednesday. at 2 p. In:
Thanksgiving Hymn ................... School
“Little Pauli Thanksgiving"....... ,
.......................... Huaid Utsinger
“Why the Pilgrim Fathers made Thanks—
giving" .......... .. , . football-Broil
”Thanksgiving on Grandpa's Farm".... ..
......kualtaymoud
Beading........... .ermabibble
*Yiaguithel‘ree" ....................... School
“Little Bird's ‘I‘hanksgiving Son-(Z . . . ....
.............................. Flu cuceClark
”Thanks" .. . ..Claratclsor
“A Strange Dance" ............. Itsle Pitui-
“A lies in as Good as a Ills". ..John Seraph:
Reading .......................... adalnsch
”Plan's Letter" ..Lillian Pamna
Readingw ............‘.........SophlaBerg
Primary Exercises" Thanksgiving Dav at
(iraudfa ther's" . .................. School
J UBILEE BNTBITAINIENT.
Concord Dlvlalnn Calabrataa the founding
of Ilsa Dona of Temperance.
A jubilee entertainment was given last
stoning by the members of Concord
Division, 8. of T., at their hall in the
Gazette building. There was a large at-
tondancs and the following well arrang-
ed programme was carried out in a
pleasing manner:
...... fluraeallilatanduelherthfll’ick
Recitation ................ .ltha Lulu Bonnal
Shag .............. MissBertha Brundagc
Banjo solo... ....... ......Jlovacebiillcr
Recitation ................. Hi- bottie Coleman
Song. drum accompaniment .............
I ............ ”aster Lester ilrumiagc
Recitation .. ..lia~ter Walter Decker
Bauloduett ............. Miller and Partrlck
Addrm ................, hwla [labia-ll
R-ei allon............. .. biiasBsrthaGodfrry
Recitation bliss Maud Parks
Eli-lo ......mMrrl lblbenficld
Recitation . lira. MabeIPryor
Recitation .................. )iias Elsie Kellogg
Song . .. Horacehiiller
After the exercises refreshments were
served and an hour of social enjoyment
was spent. During this period Messrs.
lillcr and Partrick rendered several
selectionsouthe banjo. The gathering
broke up at a late hour. all wishing
that Concord Division might continue to
prosper,andpromotethe good cause it
represents. for many more years.
no Camilla“ Dupes at ltratlorrl Again
Visited by Barglara.
The Stratford depot. which had been
previously hurgiarired so many times.
suflered another visitation of the same
kind between a late hour Saturday night
and Sunday morning. The visitors
equipped themselves with tools from the
car home. which they that broke into.
it was no very dilllcult matter to obtain
entrance to the depot. and once inside
the burglars [woceeded to attack thesafe.
In this operation they need none of the
skill ernployed by the expert cracksman
with a difleult task before him. but went
at the safe with sledge hammers. its
front yielded totheirblows,bsing broken
siphon. the safe contained about”.
which the robberssecursd and made off
with. They performed the job without
attrutlng] oumide esteem although
unipol- of their work must. havehsen
productive of considerable noise. There
bsofaruooiustothehurglara.
The men who burglarlasd the 8am
tuck depot. Sunday night, were taken
beforeJustiosGeorgs B. ilmith.and on
clurgesof burglary were bound over to
the Superior Court for trial and taken to
Wm Ths man.sgeddghtsenaad
programmewlllbeas follows. beginning six
tos'l‘hsnksgt’ viqlnm
groceries. mesh
Gupflclous
pogo
ssosternptingos
hundred
lEIillll BlilllEI.
ceases his
obblin an
where willt'b g
hooks. Every lady purchase
or of
Havana oranges.
,muslbe purchased
lltililhev dry pick
toths mcuswitha ewaooesso es
dark meat with abattery of condimen
and one daughters of the
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR
ll WISHIIOTOI 81". 80. lilllWlll.
TURAKWEYWS‘lW
The festive Thanksgiving turkey bows to the popular will.
be“ “h 01:3? insane];3 forf salons usual.
8 0 cm ouu ? at i ’t
about it to the rest of the butchers we’ll you won an award
birds between New York and Boston will
from our stock of
Wave come
to whet even a
081001833
'a its tothe keennessof arazor'sedge. Weoou
memories as a smile.und
money
in to make one hungry twent .four times a do . 0’
an added delicitmsuess b y y on
y re-enforcing the white and
is, sauces, relishes and the
appetite which we have in stock.
TURKEYSl
owu'up that t e finest
bedrsplayed from our
a turkey Will be presented with
with special scenery. if it is true that a‘
hearty laugh aids digestiod, Music Hall,
should be crowded after such generous
feasting as Thanksgiving day brings.
Popular prices will prevail.
Breaking the flaws to the sultan. _
In 1339, when the Russians had taken
Varnu. nobody would venture to break the
new: to Mahmoud. The vizier. Khmrew
(at that time aeroskier and general in the
army). was to have undertaken this duty,
”befitting the dignity of his rank. (in
meeting the sultan he detected signs of a
gathering storm. and feeling that the
moment was unpropltioua he confined his
”marks to subjects of trivial iniportance
and took his leave. Oncorning away he
met Abduliab Efleudi. physician in ordi-
nary to the court, who inquired in what
mood he had left his majesty.
"i am thankful to say." Khosrew
promptly replied, “he has taken it better l
than i expected.”
As scans: the doctor entered the nu
dience chamber he said. with an air and in
a toneof sympathy. "Sire. the Almighty
does all things well. and we shall have to,
submi " i
“What. has happened?" said Mahmoud
s
l
lion’s
victory.
"What do you mean? Explain your
self." the sultan here broke in irumtieuti y.
”it was written"—
"Spcak. itell you!" shouted Mahmoud.
with a terrible voice.
"Sire, notwithstanding the unbelievers
have taken Yarns"———
“Yarns taken!" howled the sultan.
"Verna taken!" and with a kick he sent
Abduiiah spinning on the ground. The
downy vizier afterward laughed at the
success of his rum—Corrine di Supoli.
mane there is small med to about
7!
The Great Japanese Tree Lilac.
Syringe jnponicn, the great live iiizr~ of
northern Japan. n-rrninly imprnvu withl
age, and the large plants in the gardens of
eaten: Massachusetts, when: this lim-
piant was introduced several years nun
through the agency of the Arnold arbor.
atom. are better than ever this sermon. be»
ing covered with their immense clusters
of creamy white flowers. which stand up
boldly above the masses of rich dark green
foliage.
Among small lute flowering trees Sy-
rluga japouicn here at the north has no
equal when once it is established in deep,
rich soil, with sufficient room to insure the
growth and ripening of its upright. rather
rigid branches, which when the plants are
well grown form a compact. rather formal
head, The largest plants in Massachusetts
are now nearly twenty feet high and mole.
or fifteen feet. through the Manama—Gur—
den and Forest.
Tint Bus-r l’Lastit.——Durnpon a piece
of flannel with Chamberlain's Pain Balm
and bind it on over the seat of pairs it
is better than any plaster. When the
lungs are sore such an application on the
cheat and another on the back, between
the shoulder blades. will often prevent
pneumonia There is nothing so good
fora lame back or a pain in the aid». A
sore throat can nearly always be cured
in one night by applying a flannel baud-
age dampened with Pain Balm.
if a New York millionaire gives a dim
nor at 5th rigours ”firhflw'fmifl‘
. , c ms .
{gm .1.. ‘ ......l a. mi iii“...
tore' bills final! have to pay .3.le
each forCactua Bit Core to cure them.
what would be the saving per oaprta if
the “:1” Mgdalr'afg‘fim. there
I’dlgulrn at Plaisted's drug store where
you may have the mam-01ml and
R! ”(Winn about terns Blood ('rrve
Illtlllllltl. inure servers.
I. ll. “NAIF. flanges.
"rand Thankfihguilhy Attraction.
listless ‘l'ba keglvlng 2 p. m..
"LITTLEQELECTWE."
Till Ul'l'h! ”ERNIAKIR.
louise Hamilton,
Muses-patent mesh! in
Hill's FERRY
Prelssel slu Ipssisl mu.
m to. 25. 85. 500-
OI-seafmms strictly. at!
s. s. m”n"snnosr"“’t co.
NW N can. WWW”.
i
i ll Fairlleld avenue.
lw
l
rather surprised. ,
“For the sake of a hair plucked from the l
Greeting ........ . Grad
Wilfrbrmzws ‘ . E, J' “M'HA, . , T‘PPOWIGWP " "‘
lWW. -m; mam rennin arrrrr. me nru rev, PEOPLE’S 1mm
Lhalnlif'i "l' " m 13 Northgain Street. South Norwalk. 21 Wall Street. Norwalk',
mums-lam mm... _ , _ "em" 9"" ”'3‘ may” 1......” CT}: "'3'
Mundane ......MW' won-me WW I Tay‘l "r 8: Culden.
.- thank ............ Theatrical lastera in Wheels Play-Golng
”Yin-lam ”.1;ng million... so- "”"‘ ‘"" "' "'“"'“‘" [Real Eflg‘goarflglynszunrance'
aslbnadge. .
T The grand Tbuuhgi'llls d“! attrsc- Permits lmki for-slot. or house and lot
Howshallws be thankful? ................ “on at Music a.“ 'm be that chipper with the view lb? pun-hum , are “mm n;
.1331. O'Cbuuor, Narnia 81500. , ;callaud exemlneonrlier. We have them for
”m. wood“... ,1 I I “a“ little merrymaker. bruise Hamiltonpssle in every M0! the an, .. "mm”,
slnrlns ............ ”Brianna inthe Sheaves" "10de b! a maximum . .v ”if.” ind ”if???“ ”a,"
Preeeutatioaoffrultaudgrstn ............. Fogg’s Ferry, which will be produced] WAN'EI‘i‘II
. “moored. I.”'i'.3u;éi“”.—"' .-- '
‘V be well recommended. Afifirathfi'fi
office. - n2i 3t
fin“
3? private family. two entlem
I and wife. can obtain bgal’d. A?6l¥rsiu§c:
H ulbdi
STE!)~A position a: stem ra her d
typewriter bv a young l y :f “331’.
lence. tan furnish best 0' references. Ad-
dress P. 0. Box 417. South Norwalk. nlll lw
"WW“ ‘7 winger; __,_ ---
le-noou h .... n; Wcul ' ' ' V
15' water in: newly painted: "‘4': 13.3%:
it nolward. 9!} South Main 3L. South glorwaik.
n22?!
It warm front room. :ultable for two.
5'
() with board. Table board. Sift). 8 Hari-
n2 at
[and street
._ . - _ _,-,._._._._ ._.__ ___ _
0"SB5rooms. Water street, .10 hon
II animus. Water en t. “in; ours We:
hurwalk mall. 91»: house Five Mile River.
sisal: no she in. ' — .
mood Bron. p in engine and boil .. gag
~ trovr) n?»- of bodes No. 550...}. av
5 East Snrwaik. r’outainin 5 rooms. e35“
water in. Rent 3» inquire 0 Mrs. Thomas ii
Hrplthin pretrial-rs. or Patric
\\ s:
rks found ry. k MOhkrry‘i’jgm
SiCELl‘ fu;l-;<l_~rmm—“ __-
1‘ accommodation m or board, good
no. at 4. Franklin sweet.
or inquire at Luther Wright's carriage fat:-
tory.
..— -..... n21 tf
‘OR receptions. entertainment. . ->
1‘ balls. I). U. A. 3!. hall “I :Slesaud
. . at t.
horwalk. Electric lights out all modernrc'cfu-
vrniences” At remonable rates. in uire
J. i'. Jennings, s Knight street. 321 mm“
Til?) hall Ion 123m, dole»; of
nrmer n.. or i go If in. “H
altered to alri’i tenant. Could housed {twilight
manufacturing or other purwaes. Al-o single
room on second fl . ' .
Dibble. 00' AW" w ’d'lll"
Dibble’s block.
‘L'BNISHED rooms to rear. to liavilanll
efmt. nldlw
TiiEstorelntely occupied by the J. and J.
. Hermann Company. a'sois suite of mm
in James‘ Mark. Apply to F. at. John Look
won-l. trustee. i1l5 if
‘iVi-Z room-l m tin- tlr~l rlmr. turner South
_ Mela :trrrt and [lithium Plum». item
in. Four rmm- wmrr Woodward avenue
and Men tow streez. item 59. Apply to E. A.
i‘l unheard. M if
HUD)! apartments. «at-rind anti rillrd Ham
Swarm a f'nrtwtr Muck; rent so and 90—
rnmirrn improvement»: hails) heated and
lighted. inquire at the officer“ the: Old “'eii
Curr Pm. Kl Washington. street. on i:
Fort JET—mm
“'lISTY-llllill i’ flue fat sheep and lambs.
Ber-n pasturyl onf'himmons‘ Island all
~ummer and are in first—class (modulus. (Jan
b:— mn a! John ltnlxrts' fxmu. fauna liill.
Ruwayton. n28:
T
A
lltrfl.
.l. I}. i
is
"and a
power engine in good t-nnull-
Ai aharga'iu if will at naive. Apply in
l. Sayre. Wigner. ‘Surwalk. t.‘unu. nib 1w
WENTY huh-l" power Rigs-low brill
seven horse '
”£8105 arrive lining. idil‘wtiidie- fun—fir:
brick. South Surwnik Hardware ('n.
all 20 3!!)
al.0rs'l'.
gi’NlLkY. agra ‘ horse; strayed away from
i4 flu- ~lablo n the ovum-r. Any infuria—
tinn. llmt will lent! to his r ‘r'nlery’ will will he
prups-rly apprrrllstni by lluulmer. nil in
. REWARD. mm all... in...» 1m 17.;
$9 lhsribury
ll. ll. vlm‘k Sea units)". The
trip»? reward lull in- paid upon fin return to
line arm-u. rr‘ll iw
Ailtii'l spew-Hell mw. ml and white. four
A year!» trill. Fimlrr will he reviisrilcrl by
returning her In me mine A. ltrrnmm. Kur-
walk. or notifying ii. i . \\'hltr,luiwa)‘lorl.("l.
It’ll
rrrsonnmarzons.
)Irdl." sewing tinne- at reasonable wires.
Apply 17 Hamiltun aliveffiivmlll ”"33""
n w
I
gqlrrfzinmrnfs.
Music Hall.
Jila’i’ ”XII Jllk’lll’rl NiilllT.
TUESIMY, NOV. 22,
LEW
llnekslader’s
Minstrels!
lilaaanvr.
lfllll i illllilIEll i “Ill"!
III! Illfl "WINES!
II" III ill”!
All United in an Entirely New Program.
a
HARRY J. PLAI’HAM.
rsaaa Whflfl'fl
M m
“ BEFORE lllD AFTER"
AND-
“ Milli IcllllSTEil l ”
rgtiselety eel Foss! it.)
jumps-secularism.
can “Walt!”
Norwalk Chronicler