1..
“Wilffihul'lohurchmtthc Opera,
. huntlcroy. Hillie Barnum, May St.
~ (loolidgu are in charge, assisted by Mrs.
Pryor and In. Noah Barnum.
i; no: initials.
._ arm noose cohlhll’l'llll
‘2 Into a IAIIILAND.
W vita mm. mum and
Articles and Arranged with At-
Ivaulln Boothe-Intros: and leldene
In Bey all Ian-lea coda-es.
I!» been and rapper given bythe
now, was well attended lavtcvening.
.. lanterns and fancy arti
mandamugedwithhoothuud eup-
‘_.' tabla. presided om by pretty
hidea- tinged in gay and becoming
I: The Grecian booth. erected by the
modifier of the King, in prettily made
up of blue end white material. It is pre-
ided over by Ilia. Janice L Stevens, as.
oiled by Ilieaea Evelyn Graham. hlary
hill. Etta Cal-tar, Eugenia Clarke, 31:» .y
John, Ml! Adamsnnd Julia swab. ‘Thc
young ladieaeredreesedin Grecian cos-
tomes.
.The Italian booth, erected by the
Guildpia‘ artistically arranged. Miss
1m Ronald, the president of the
Guild. Incomes Burrltt and Mrs.C.B
Below and um Kate Kroger. Jennie
Smith. Hattie Wevcr, Marion Church.
Cornelia Raymond, Jenctta Hatch and
Ada Betta. The ladies at this booth
wcrcdrceaed in Italian costumes. The
coetunm worn by Miss Kate Kroger It: i»
imported from the sunny climo.
new booth in in charge of Mrs.
L. C. Green, lira. P. N. Knapp, Mrs. Y.
W. Woodward, Mrs. George C. Lock-
wood and live Mary Lockwood} The
elegant white satin and lace costume
worn by lire. P. N. Knapp has many
t memories connected with it, as
itwaethewcddinit gown of her grand-
mother.
TheUnlted Stiles booth, made of flags.
b in charge of Mn. Peter VanZandt.
In. James W. Storey, Mrs. W. A.
' The lemonade palaceis presided over
by Ina flargnret Wilson, assisted by
lbs Anna Gibbs and Fanny Leonard.
A novel future of the aflair is the In-
dhn encpmpment, arranged by the
young In'ea oi the Brotherhoodof St.
Andrew. Hero fruit and note are on
file by St. John Merrill, Robert Banford
and James Hubbell, while in the rear a
wixwem and camp fire are seen. The
three brave- arouad the tire in Indian
liabilimeut ere Charles Fillow, Charles
(Milan: and Barry Chitiam.
The Jack “Burner pies, so popular
among the young folks last year, are
again on sale. Dire. Louis Potter and
In. James Cumow have charge of
them.
His Nonteray Hubbard has charge of
the ihh pond, aleoa popular feature with
the young folke.
The rapper department is in charge of
In. “More Smith, Mrs. Wrand
Jackauu and Ira. F. I. Jones, assisted by
In. lchrrlou. lira. Rollie Fillow, Mire
Hairball and lire. George W. Raymond.
The bold waitres- ie Mia Annie Swab,
“filed by the liner Hattie Ruymond,
Junie Nebon, Carrie Plait, Annie Wor-
den, Louie Hindon, Mabel Ballard, (Jar
rte Gaelic, Hattie and Annie McPherson,
MM, Katie Smith, Louie Glover,
Enroll Patrick, Bertha Stout and Mamie
Wheaten
Heine‘s orcheetra played at intervals
throughout the evening. Tonight the
boy abort, anointed by other talent, will
furnish the entertainment.
ANTI AGIIIIIW 'I'llll DISABREI’.
Pee-liar handle;- el the Jury III II»
My ya. (tool (are.
Thu-alt of Dr. D. B. Shandy, of
spin-i mu Cook and
“a". "I"
whdlorwelk, to recover a belmice
offl‘tlforsvrvicrvaveo expert in pro-
mmmuwltwmtion
“meauyfor par-one]
“Ii/had an unexpected though
murmiuauoninthe CirilCom-
hoe Plies court, yesterday, Iuya tin
M. Themmsimtothejury
Mathew-,hetveiheymnn-
fling-rupee a verdict they were
vac-Idle farther delthvretc ycitenie)
norm-3.
Yestwdeythvyenlaretlivdeedatter
maturation“ hour returned a
mhmpfleflwmfln
hank.
, briih'a home on Grigg street.
“minutwoyeereendcoete
’ mmmwmm
m Meadwiieleeaaeidencv
“flu-momma“
dwkhkaloweikvlies»
“hereunto-daemon“.
“Wharf-viewer»
"means-mm...
consortia
A Pretty Event-g Wedding in the rivalry-
mie- mvivrch at Greenwich.
MIDWOIMWW B. Gray.
of Greenwich, and (Iberia 11 Down, of
this city, took place in the Preebyteriau
church, in Greenwich, at t oclook last
evening. Several Norwalk guests were
present and pronounce the wedding an
exceedingly pleasant adult. The core-
mony was performed by Rev. J. 1!.
Wills, D. D. inward limb, of Nor-
welk, and Joseph II. Grey, a brother of
the bride. were ushers. The best man
was Fred 8. Amblerpf the borough. The
costume of the bride war M: undo
downe. Following the ceramdhf-‘ltr the
church, a reception was held at the
Both the
church and the residence were prettily
decorated. Mr. and Mrs. Downs depart-
ed on abridal tour and on their return
will reside at 9’Courtlandt place. this
city. Many valuable and useful presents
were received by the young couple. The
gmxm is a popular employe fit Raymond
& Cumstock‘s factory, and Tue. Scan.
Mil. joins with hundreds of other friends
in extending liearticel congratulations.
ItEI’U DI .tTI-III THE TRADE.
Ari-l the Beau" Isa Milt for 9200 In Conr-
Ivron Plea- Court.
The unit of Edward \V’. Kowing, of
Milford, against ll. L. Wildmun, of
Denbury, I as begun before a jury in
thecivil Common Pleas Court. yeeter-
flit} . The Bridgeport Farmer gives these
facts ofllw case; Rowing ownsufarm
In itsiddliig. Ilo had employed there
Innis \l’ilezm. In the barn were two
old coaches which Mrs. Rowing told
Wit-on to sell or trade on the moet ad-
vantageous terms which he could secure.
Wilson traded the coaches for II horse
and carriage to \l’ildmon, who keeps a
livery stable. Koiviug repudiated the
trade, claiming that Wilson Il'dll not
been authorized by him to make the
trade upon such terms. lt'ildinnn in-
bisti'tl that the transaction had been
regular, refused to make any dillerent
terms and Rowing, entrreil suit for
$200 damages.
Attorney Winfield yesterday asked
leave to amend the pluintitf's complaint
but Attorney James Watch for the de-
fendant objected on the ground that this
could not be done at. the present term of
the court. The judge sustained him and
awarded coins to the defendant. The
case therefore goes over to the next
term.
County Corn-teatime".
In this county the terms of Commis-
alonersJ. W. Johnson and George M.
OlIIIetend expired July 1 lSle. Gover-
nor Ilulkeley appointed Whitman S.
Mend to succeed Mr. Diamond and Mr.
Johnson to rucceed himself. If the
general practice of politicians is adhered
to. Governor Morris will select Demo-
crats to sucmwd Commissioner: Bleed
and Johnson. The term of Commimiou-
er Paige will expire July l,1893. It will
he the duty of the next general memb-
ly to elect his successor. If the
(imier'nl Assembly fails to per-
Infill its duty, Governor Morris
will again be called upon to fill
a vacancy, and may appoint. for the
term expiring on Wednesday of the third
week of the next general assembly. The
oituxitlon in the same in every county in
the eteic, an that the new governor will
have the upwintmont of entirely new
hoards next your.
The Mom on “In tin-ad.
The propeller City of Norwalk arrived
at her dock yesterday "writing a day
late. having eawriencerl ti rough trip.
She left New York at 5 o'clock Monday
afternoon, and buffeted the wave-a until
titty Inland was reached. line she was
atorm bound all night and all dale'ueaw
day. The storm on the wood was a
nevi-re one, the wind blowing a gate.
any night with Pilot Waiter liner In
tho wlieebluiueo, end after a rough voyv
ago-the boat reached her pier in New
York. Mr. liner anye that if tboetnrm
had not been at their back they would
never have got through. The decke
were continually wrehcd by big wane,
and the freight had to bocloeely watch-
ed to keep it from shifting.m
lull" If Oriana: lode-mere.
The quarterly meeting of the liorwelk
by the addition of several allegations, Jilin, thus denying that borobjectiu the
The Eagle started from Norwalk lion- ‘
South Neutrons: ct.
veins A {ABDUL
Charla 'utorkwry. II. Ilium-Iv Auk!
to be Released he- l’rtaul.
Cherie- Waterhury. of Greenwich.
whoheervingafour yeere’ nuance in
the state prison for kidnapping Ward
Waterbury, his eighteen-old nephew
willappuerhcforctbcetatoboerdofper-
doneonnioodey mtandeekforhk 1r
. leavefrom that irietitntiou. Ill health it
A lotto- hv NIH-ll KIWI”.- “w W on which “I. pdltlotl forpur-
'l'hoovidenceinthueuitoi Hazlett
’ doniehesod. ‘l'lieceeeofWeierhury iv
3"me 3‘3“" ““‘""‘°" Ititlfroehintbeminde of the people in
iaexcitinguolittlointrvut in Iforwelk, thirvicinity Werdwasouhil way to
wastakenupepeiuintchuperiorCoun, echnolon M morning of Fl 1
w“ ”a" ”W" 3‘" m4“ mo, .he won enticed away with;
plaintiff, ”child 19" l! lMacon. lie was Ifturwardv kept in
Tum!” afternoon. Yesterday fore- captivity by Samuel Sutherland and
noon when the court reunion we. recum-
ll l I Waterbury for auroral days. In the
ed' Hunter. ‘ sister of plain meantime a letter was rent to the boy’s
was called to the witness stand. Her .
statements I rated everything aa- father demanding 06,901? for the return
. of the child. The criminals were inca-
aerted by hermteron the stand Tuesday. rienced however and Were soon on
She related several incidents occuring It a“, ' , ' - V
“'3' Barnes home 'h'ch illustrated the At the trial in March all three cou-
pcnunousnene of the latchir. Borneo, and , . . .
them it 0d ado db' hi I d 1v.“ {Dried their guilt, and E’lltltkl’lallil and
e I pic 1 mo cpl I g Waterbury were given four years and
Ili-I’ of food to eat. - '
._ . . _ . llctlann two years in prison. “eter-
liiias Minnie Rockwell, a little girl
bury appeared all broken up and pleaded
whom Mrs. Hunter described as a use I ,
ful servant but not able to et dinner for mercy. His wifein his If elated
’ K that for some time previous to the crime
alone, was put on the stand and told . .
about the immense quantity of intoxi' he hm! appeared despondent and She d"!
not think him sound mentally.
cunts the old gentleman managed todiu- Since his confinement in prison. it is
I o" . said that Woterbnry'e condition baa
“Did you ever go With His. Barnes _ . .
. . . ... grown worse and he wrote to his Wife to
after cider brandy, Minnie : risked At . ,
have- her try and secure a portion for
tomcy Femonden. . .
.. n - . . .. him. An attempt will be made to have
Yes, I (“‘1' M “mm“ Three or G. P. Waterbury, the father of the child,
four times a year. We took a ten gallon .
. , . . appear before the board and lutercedr!
”‘5 ""h‘“ “‘1 “"“’“"'°“gm " ”M“ for the prisoner. Sutherland and 31.».
full. Mr. Barnes went lots of times . . ‘
iii-mil. m." “4““ “£55559?" ""919: ”333‘ ““9'
“Didn't he divide the brandy after he DRAMATIC WINGS.
gm home or drink it with ”mew! eh”! Thutrlrnl letters In Which Marti-ring
People Will be lulumtuvi.
Minnie?’auggestivcly croatvcxamined a
lawyer for the defense. Don't. leave town On Friday. December
Minnie said, "If he did, I didn't know ‘3. for on that evening mater "The Mid-
it." . night Special" to the Opera House for
In the afternoon other witnesses were one performance only, with itzi host of
allied who were in no way related to exclusive features, its wealth of epoch“
the plaintiff. and gave mideucc of the scenery soda car load of accessories.
uncharitable manner in which live. making it a special scenic innovations.
Borneo has been treated. Several witnee- See the blight of "The Midnight Special?
sea thus far examined have stated poei- eeclheqoartelte of moving traine; sea
lively that the plaintiff never to their the depot at Cincinnati; ace the wienl.
knowledge estimated the value of Mr. wondrous electrical effectr, and go home
Barue'e estate when rho first married singing praises of “The Midnight Spec.
ml"
For the farewell tour. which Barry
and Fay are making this season with
“‘chentIna flirtation,” a mitipuny of
superior merit has been engaged. It
metrics It quartette of sweet aingeru,
who will be heard in a tuneful selection
of melodious numbers. and a seatette of
eventful dancers, who will .)t' seen in
three nttmtie terpeichnrenn etl'uru. A
new net of .«ccnery has own painted for
the that act, the dialogue has been re—
wriltonnp to date. and in every way the
comedy has been refreshed and re-
arranged. On Friday night. December
it, they will benefit :It Music "all, South
Korvvalk.
William Gill's famous musical extrava—
ganzr, ”Our Goblins," interpreted by
Brinkley Brothers company of come-
dians, hunted by Mrs. lieutgc S. Knight.
will be seen at Music Hall on Wednes
day evening next. There are few better
attractions traveling than “Our Goblins."
and it it a serious question if a company
embracing so many clever people but
ever been seen in South Norwalk. Ilev
shim Mrs. Knight, there are Richard F.
Carroll. no long lit the New York tfaaino:
Clara luvine, late of the Cimreid. Opera
THE BARNES Will. ME
.88. HUNTER COMMENT”
till SISTER! 81AM!”
little Ila-I9 Rockwell I‘ll- Abwwt til
lune—u Quantity 1! lamina-ta the
out Gentle-ea lea-pad to “lapse of
marriage was purely mercenary.
The defendants introdan a motion
for “00'5““ and argued it for half an
hour, not having completed when at
dill) court adjourned till today.
HERE AND Tilllltli.
Important Sewn of the County and slate
(.‘hrvrnlelud In - Con-loam l’orll.
Rev, W. Strother Jones has decided
to decline a call to Ilagerstorvn, MIL.
and will remain in i‘airlield.
Thomas E. Burk. manager of the New
llaven oilicc of the World Mercantile
agency, is chargcrlrwith embezzling $200.
The steamer Rose-late, which has long
run between Bridgeport andflsew York,
will shortly be laid off. The City of
Bridgeport will take her place.
(Iharlee Hughes. ”the spectacle mun."
well known throughout Western t'on.
nect‘icnt. died suddenly at lilo home in
ilmoktleld. aged eighty yuan.
The interior of Trinity Episcopal
ciiiircb,$imthpurt, is lobe further im-
proved by extending the chancel about
thirty feet. The improvements will cost
about $2,500.
granting of llama to liquor dealers, are
highly elated over their pucceee in forc-
ing two dealers to withdraw their appli-
cations and no out of hurricane.
The school enumeration of the town of
l’eirlleld has been completed and alums
the total number of children in the town
between four and stained yearn of age to
ho sou. Of this number 207 are in the
50'“;th dielrict and 176 in the Valve
field middle dietrlct. All but fifty-via
iirr in regular attendance at the schools.
The will of [hotel Flynn. of Weatpnrt.
dlepolcd of property to the value of y:-
a». The widow received 32.000. The
nldril ecu, annual, got “,0“; two
tunable". fill) each, and one daughter
asiugle dollar. but her brother Daniel
came forward and made her happy in Ii
voluntary gift of I”). The youngest
sou. Joseph, received 81,00.
[mraplierrizilizu
of the remit.
pimirenleidiuumumrlmltouiun chariot:
The Citizena' Tom on I ’0' company; William Blaindell, thicar airmen in the net will he the chief
Mystic which ha been lighting the llimrd. Annie Smilherland. and lilies l5"!!! -.. .. ..._..,.,..__._--
' Annabell. tho skirt dancer. The com. Arm leery lava-II W lava-r.
puny carry all their own lit-early and
During the evening the
Initiate will introduce erlectione and
elmrlaltiea from all the latent accounts
The l'vmutry t‘in us. at the Broadway
Tlimtw, lot-i evidently duplicated lie
mien-moi lint M‘lhllllfl and the» far the
hunmluui helm I avoided to the decree!
every performance by entliuekrvtic men,
women-ml children. Upward of one
llimmiul min were told to the little
mm for thurpvciul mailman Thank»
giving lhymmlit wee a treat to bear
llwui about with laughter at the entire
oi the clown and applaud the big parade
with its magnificent diplay of bovvre,
animal "armband charlot,aud hun-
dredsofinenaudwmumled in hood-
ill Gfltllll IS VERY ILL
Hie Family Greatly Alarmed
About His Condition.
Mancunianormmroe
Irnuanuinor-uriuuuv use
mas-i month-u seer-w
Inpflmflewudm n—Iao
Wilton-unnamed.
New Your, Dec. 1—er Jay Gould iv e
vcvye‘k maritime lanolonperaayrceeuu
furdoubtf. 'Hia physicians have—idltmnd
khaoufieorgu inakae the ointment that.
hie futher has endured from a hemorrhage.
which has alarmed even tlwec who at lint
were Inclined to believe that the rumor of
kin mm was spread to effect the etock
market. it to almost two weeks now since
the financier took to his bed, and despite
theelorts of hi» physicians he has grown
Ironic instead of letter.
Jud how dangerousi lllr. Gould's condi»
tion is it is imposoiblc to any, owing to the
secrecy preserved by member: of the fan»
ily and immediate friends.
From the guarded manner in which Dr.
Mann answers all questions relating to his
patient it is only try) apparent that he is
not unlimited with the nymptoma which
have developed within the poet fonyeight
more.
Ilia Death W
Throtory reached Wall street that Juy
Gould was dead. It was promptly denied,
but it wae’ admitted at his other: that he
was too nick to leave his bruise. “'cstem
Union. Manhattan, Union Pacific, Missouri
Pacific and the either Gould stocks Were
depruued.
It was said in Wall street that .\fr. Gould
had a hemorrhage of the long», the third
be her suffered...
(like; I'll! of This”
“no, Dec, l. u’i'rzimpr, vagalxinda,
pun .rnoimed and crippled beggars and
an en eyed women with hungry children
are locking to (‘ hicngo by hundred» Some
of them are criminal-I by clinic c and some
by dirt: necessity l'abulou» slor‘ns of the
opportunitiew which the it mid s f. Ilr year
will uller have brought them. and they
have already begun to ply their nefariou»
calling. The recorder of the police courts
show a surprisingly large number of crim.
inale wlioiie’ rm are unkmivn here.
C
15.- Budding vaeltlgaelwn Ended.
N!!! You. Dec. L—The [leading deal
investigation is ended The committee
will now diam the teetirnony and upon
lotto Muscat veprceentatives Oncoftbe
when“ the Coal Sula w under
the admitted» the winner stand that the
first thing the agent.» do an. to aim tile where
the next meeting will be held. 'flistl done,
they raise the price of vml to ibe' column:
as a nevi:- ortwo. if they act tit. and their
adjourm ‘
Another Big lfaprrau ”My.
Gawain»). llec. lrfihrewd tluevm- have
Victimlzed the \\ rile, Linen l’.lp.'l'§!t m-
pnny in the extent at “your. \ imam
package miiverl here was first initial to
contain only paper. and now at... tit.” pack-
qgc from .‘rw tot-k has been treated the
same way.
I": furnaces I. hell-e Work.
llmntso, Pa, Dec. 1, ~11): large furnace
at Human and the furnace of the Drink:
lruneornpuny at lllrdnlmvo will norm '6
enme operatic!» Wanner). forge. near M
I’vtcr' p. but already run-ml operations
These furnaces have been idle six months.
5. “Tim” ol the (lumen
Pmeat no, Dee I -' There will he no
whitewaahof the charm: with! the m:
pvt-me lodge oi the Drdrrof Solon .\ new
set of unicorn will be elected and the inert
tution will bfitu a new life,’ ail a prom
inrut Int-tuber of the order.
('nlbwlk W Matt
(melanin live I «All the t etholic
burlap-i of the pvmiace are gathevvrl here
in a aprcial wanton. It in generally believed
that the liberal view-aw to public schools
Nzw Volts, Dec I-The darling of the
inquiattlow that Harry Knacll in tenant
luv-i been murmur! by Judge McAdam.
whobueuppolnted his wife, vanit Vail»
ear, committee of his person and estate.
Philadelphia's Infinite aw ‘l’rlwl.
I’lllal’tlrfilut I»: l «The trial of
Jmpliluu Smith, all» Mention, for the
murder of her WI, John flail».
uttrartedatarprruwdlntkrmrtufoyev
earl mariner.
i a
trend. leheelairuuflhru-a
lube-thin mound an ad taken
mutumdiumuihpy
madame-dead lea! divalent! of no
emu-i..- Aypnlw I- am
loam Dre l~Thv Wot than»
employed wovklegairu have married Mr.
(lied-town to receive a deputation It is
not known whether Iv. til-flour will
convert.
Chihtiau Redeem Valli-wee held at
the Flat W clinch last
evening. Owing to the recent storm,
therewatuulyeeinallettcndaecrdhe
only delvptreprovrethviecfrowthe
limelkaud 80qu liorwelk eardrum.
Alierthehvsieeeerautlegltev.0. ll.
Moifioetkituvwalknddr-dtke
mnwmmu
*WMMW" At
lawman-emcee.“
um ”minds-deer. cider-y no.
Thempelmthetthulawaodt‘hdcr
mmmmwm in Norwich
against allklndeof vicebeliufueeduu'
lifelntotbopolice. Tit-yarn keeping-
eliarpwaich iorpollcyehope and poker
”.mnwpetmue of then rewiri-
are forced to keep a eharp watch to
avoid detection. The police interfered
withahaeerwhichweemhvld leet
week. computing the nee-awe no In»
emehlcyclawhiek they had on ere
fair.
' Bereahjvetiiee‘vutiir mil-momen- “anum.a,
Wait.“ Nam id Ira halve 'I'tycfwtwwuwee tour we in. “Who-“JAN.
aloe Meflpfllfldhmdemm
were a“
hthltiouiaestnrewladuw,withe
”Multan“
woiddkenedeoeeoitliepvleislethe
mwmwmpku
wuruputthltirrtkeeulfloeetiluk
eonic custom it Is not liker that
Iherehaervvrbaeiigivraeodaveclvruv
pvflormeauiueuyrtnx In it given in
thalaitectof thetloitnty Jim Host
White-mumm- iv
the M03!“ m kankack
riding ot William Mott. Piotr-raw
Mahala-Immune”;
“the.“ ”am
Mon, nae. who New York and
“Within-luminance
Paulette“ up". for lay-rile
WuI‘Mwflhw’lfi‘u-n
wan-rm
Immune: humonpdeekeede
Wit” luddrurufhiutdnluthr
lire-aunt.
Ishtileb lathe-title.
"mmmflhw
Mine-err. the «new wrath
Width-la mm
envelop-aerobatic work her avvvr
“new. '
Wit-anew.
fortune»
slim
We'rchercleomll»
,vithootamommt’e .
were”
NORWALR.
.-..——.‘._...._—.
ill mail It iiii flflNtEllN
We have some broken lines ofJackete on which it will be
impossible for us to fill out sizes. Consequence Is we shall make
it worth your while to buy from us, providing we have the size
you need. It will mean a clear saving of from $2 to $3 on each
garment.
teau pleated backs.
tons—full length—best finish
Sale pric» $15 in
B°§T°¥ohE
83 Washington Street.
’ 83 Washington «Sign.
consists of Tan Melton Coats, pearl buttons, Wat—
Only three sizesleft us,
viz: 36, 38 and 40. Price has been $10.98; sale price, 88. 98 each
2!! Lot.
at 84.98 each.
lot.
Fancy Mixed, in sizes 32, 34 and 36, well worth
87 00 each. We, however, shall close them out
Lodies’ Heavy Black Cloths, Astrackan or Rac-
conefur trimmed, valued at 8”. 5‘) each; price
will be 85.98 each. Sizes left 36, is, 40 42.
4th lot.
36, 35, 40 and 4-2.
51h lol.
have seen lots of Jackets at 8:3. in} that wont begin to compare
with these however. W 9 love to make you talk, so we will i lose
them out at 83 4‘! each
6th Lot.
meal: size 3% in.
Finale.
more clerks so as not to keep you waiting.
Ladies' Black Cloth—trimmed in good quality
Black Cone ——worth at least 85. 00.
Our price or same is $3.59—just think of It.
In sizes 34, :56, 55 and 40 in Black or Tan Mel-
Is one Special Jacki-t— fur lined—complete with
handsome f‘oonf ol'nr—Tan Melton.
Just as big a rule on Kitchens for Saturday U\ cu-
ing as there was last. week only we will have
~lropieie
MI ml.
THE WONDER oi the '
Alaalaiimthotlcfortbe
Painless Extractioil ill
’ ”To till
inhaling chlorof
need ' their
on anyone. even
dieceee. lungtro trouble or
whether
mullet Dr. “Dormer is the
who 1:“ the right to use Arophrne in
All work 11an to Dent
about one-bani! ll! other
c
All work militant? to be the
Office open from 8 a. m. unlflsfiQ‘.
DR. Fa w- DARMERI
Gen’l Slate Agent for Arum
Over Poet (Mice. South Norwalk. '
Til-Washington St.- 71' if
wflifimfiili
Pictures Framed to Order.
Ifisrs' airtime; *1 ~
Paints. Oils. Glass.
Plilllllill, PAPER- Rllllllllii on
_llECllRAllllli.
Sizes left
and style. You
Pay the lilollgage
On Your Home
ll 3‘ «I live or die by taking ancndo
p l 'w, Young niar.“.;6~ccnts allay will
aim: hm fur One Thousand Dalian Id“
tr .lEIl. to protect your family or yours:
old age. in» In: at once in the
. CBRH. GENERAL [lFE lllS. fill.
01“ HARTFORD.
S. S. L’Hommedleu.
AgentJli Wuhlnzton St. South Smelt
J. 0. Elliott”:
“apei Hanger, talciainem‘aiiie
Anddellotin
Will PAPER Alli BflRllERS
lNorth flair: etrcet. So. Nauru» ‘
Sample books of full line latest in o
mBordere and Gilt Mouldings ta en in
honors for inspection. on notice by portal.
'25 gar-
u we excel
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statute
“and.
Insurance Building,
vrosballoil’crspivicialll
M Winthepeople’e
THANKSGIVING ”i
A WEEK OF SOLID St.lUTll NORWALK BARGAINS AT
M. s. SMITH’S.
—--—-ooo»-—v—-
Our Ladlea’ and Children’s Gloaks
this reason abound in noveltiee and we are adding
to our stock every week. A visit
ineanicendonr
In Wool Hosiery
inducements, and as we
eurereloi
“m
marriveioiellw
of inspection wil
are the lowest, which we wil
quote as follows: Look at our for trimmed CheviotJacket at $6.5”
euc'fiode it would be well to say we take to-
emandinvitoeltinueed offloeioryto
vivitour Bodaryconnter cmterthirweoheewoaromekiogertnof-
fortetuthatdeperhadnttobeetellprerionerocorde
Our Ladlce’ Kid Glove Stock
of dialed—- eadgradee.
uferetylue wares ”dearer ranch
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thuletirtrtyleeoiflente’
in hick
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R estau rant ,
THE FINEST 13' THE CITY.
is now open and really for buelness.
“:6 lend 28 CANNON ”Km.
Bridgeport. l'onn. oi) ly
How |§T "F ‘n' to net yourcheudal-
nlehh
iotaf and
lamps n “me or nevi
and your table wnre stilt-1'- dated for thcbo: t5
“‘1‘ “e do all kinda i) elect
go It. silver, liieki' I and bronze. Pt) and
l’l‘llnl‘lttnyf hr .o-n iwrlt, Satleiactinn Fiann-
h-ed our tlrrm m we are here one)
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\‘t all st. ., .‘fllwfllk. and at Ilorialiimu‘ ti lamb-
in“ shop. “ esblngion M“ Hiuthtv and
l have prompt attention. eldly
SOUTH NORWALR SHIRE! “Ill
51 Washington etrcet.
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’- BL. and on “aturday "whom I to d.
Whit-rent allowed on deport}! W m-
ALDEN 24m tux». Pm
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“DIN ii. KNAl'l'. flec.ead1‘reae
J. D. JENNIN
Undertaker. ‘
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”Mellie ilom ltnllway Depot.
ltmhloncefillllm street. 13%“!
man Fine lttttflt.
t'all on or eddrere
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a Weet "venom
Menace. Walter J. Bell. U W“ Il'tb
Irv-l. NV
HOMER B. fiOYTv
Expert \laltlinilrt III the:
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Wily. Key wind chanced toeteva. e.
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repay youiloel loviltllehl v to do the ram.
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mom A'm nnW‘fllE
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care. ‘l’rimkeaud
when
m”. mummi‘gg. I
on s. Ii admit.
VETEIIIAIY Slim
Ititeilreal Piece. lath
m.mflmfimm
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have alwayii been
which W].
in tile an
nomad...“
ii
To lam 5 IIllriiel flees,
of WW
until deu
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ti
South Sor-
REMOVED ‘‘‘‘
L. H. Decker, 3
my
Norwalk Chronicler