tyof monolith Balm.”
onlywlmthutmrlrblymh
Ourllcokmbsvuom
they threaten to mill.
W
'vwdoo‘lmtorlnyou’llmflla
mhsmmmoo. Datum
I" will! 3h mm. and I! ”I
min IIISIEII lsPHELD.
was: mars nrcrsrou 1N run
usoxlc oosruornnsr.
, lama the Court has a. Jurisdictio-
maumtuwan’o In. [Altar-ovum.
Merpwm—‘Ionh float-slut!
will not appeal from tho Duel-10a.
’ Judge Perry. of the Common Pleas
Miranda!) down a decision yester-
hy in the can of Frederick Mead,
MuffitJobu’s Lodge. F. and A.
. In of llorwalk, against Hugh Stirling,
1N muter.suataininig the demurrer
, mtuediutbocase. The case is oncof
« Militant to the Masonic order
1throughout the state and the outcome in
:thaGrand Lodge will be watched with 1“
damn-o interest.
About two years ago a member of St,
ohn’s Lodge, of Norwalk, was taken ill,
.0, and owiugto his advanced years his ill~
. menu was a lingering one. Old Well
lodge, of South Norwalk, took care of
:the patient for over a year, and finally
placed him in a hospital, where he died.
A bill was then sent St. John‘s Lodge by
Oh! Well lodge, claiming pay for the
expose they hat incurred in the case of
Nick member. St. John’s Lodge re-
{mod to pay the sum, and Old Well
lodge appealed to the Grand Lodge.
Grand Master Stirling investigated this
mphinl, and appointed a committée
ubiquiremtoail the facts of the case
and that commission reportern favor of
Oil! Well Lodge. The grand master then
ordered St. John's Lodge to pay the bill. ml Status, and in ”Si succeeded in mob
Win-thy Master Mead asked for another
baring. but this was denied him. Mr.
lead reported his position to his lodge.
«and. bitter-etc! resolutions were pro
pared. denouncing the grand muster.
mm hm lentil] the mud mils The Athletic Club Celebrates rho Second
«I
-
JAY soIILiI nun.
Bo Parana Ana: at flalfvpast Ill-a O'clock
his lat-lag. ,
[Spool-II to Tax mi
N“ You. December 1—day Gould
died at 9:30 o'clock this morning.
Jay Gould was born in Roxbury, N. Y..
May 27. 1836. At the age of fourteen be
entered Hobart Academy, N. Y. Hera
heatudiod surveying nud‘matbematioa,
and after leaving school was employed
in making surveys fora Inapof Ulnar
county. In 1856 he published a History
of Delaware County. After marrying he
became interested as partner in the busi-
ness of Colonel stolr Pratt, a noted tan-
nor of hemlock sole leather, and, with
the ample means provided by his wife,
bought out the old tanner’s interest. In
5‘.’ Air. Gould was controlling director
of the Stroudsburg, Fan, bank. and soon
after became the owner of the Ruiland
and \i'aahinzton railroad. He also con-
solillntcd tho Rousselacr and Saratogu
roads. in 1850 he removed to New York
city with an abundance of capital, and
established himself as a stock broker and
swoulator. Here his operations, partly
in connection with theuoted “Jim” Fish.
were on a gigantic scale, founded on a
snrivs of original combinations, united
with consolidations. "cornerinps" and
”warnings" of stocks, to the amazement
and often ruin of his long- practiced com-
petitors. At that tsme he rose to be
president of the Erie railroad and he
and his intimates literally owned the
mum-m. In INnO Mr. Gould controlled
over 10,000 miles of railroad in the Unit—
ing tributary to himself theelevuted rail~
roads of New York city
ANN“ HRS till SM‘MBLE
pretty well heated.
incurred to Winters' drug store.
firs curtain in tit Opera House was double tracked by the Consolidated.
dropped, and the scenery and stage tet-
tlngs are uninjured.
NNSES Tll NENT, FNNNISNEN llll NNENNNISNEN
-—-————-GEO. LOCKWOODr—w—m—
N, o 2 South Main street.
South Norwalk. Ct.
SAVED Bl THEflIlEltEll.
N" CANAAN'S omi “0‘13! IIAS
A (3108! CALL
"a... Bunk Through the loot of tho
Building. but an tall-gala” Aim
an Boar's Ilard Work—no 'l'otal ‘llam-
aga loll-am at 31.000.
Nichola‘ Opera House in New (lanolin
had a close call from being destroyed by
firs yesterday afternoon. Shortly after 3
o'clock flames broke through the roof of
the ‘ building, near the chimney. An
alarm was sent out and the fire deport-
moat responding, they soon had two
streams of water playing on the flames.
Holes were also out in the iron siding of
the building to drown out the lire,which,
after an hour's hard work, was extino
guished, but not until the building was
thoroughly water soaked. The total
damage is estimated at 81.000.
The building contained, insides the
Opera House, the sclectmen's and tho
town clerk's offices, the rooms of Woo.»
tor Lodge, 1. O. 0. IT, and J. ll. Winters’
drug store. The principal damage to
the lodge room and to the clerk's and ae-
lectmou's offices is by water. The vault
in which the town records are kept was
near where thefire broke out, and was
No damage Win.
Thr-
thn the fire broke out the.- "Runaway
Wife" company, which was to appear a valuable property sectiem. The born:
there last evening, was rehearsing.
account of the fire no performance was
given.
On
H. B. Rogers' large clothing fochuy
adjoins the building. and when the fire
broke out word was telephoned to Com- vil'c branch will probably be dwuntin-
humus-tun
aboutourOlothlutbouxhuoapt
tbasbado.
an inviting a- a pictured pleasure.
don'tmkobntnqou’llopmtbsbookol
panorama, Bulb
whllatbalronlslmtstheroirnothlushot
may
www.mnnmnmn
RottowsnlaaOnrooatbo-
for. Xmas lo the heightofoadityaod
not to examine our mock-townho-
bsd an looking-tomb in their»
without kaowing it. Our mantis
I Iraq-fl» ””3
* S
than thooutirsbouso has bian
mmhmsrkad' ,
amiss in tho matterevau
ourGloru, but thiI moon-lug
fail to not them. Parlay: you
call unchamlsaa "mittui." Y
Iaythatthkbmitteu W,
it is; but the weather alto
excellent time to buy more
These “takes" are going very,”
youdou'twanttomlu ’embyuur “
nerof means. ‘
rxrusirn Iuriidrsamrs. ..
coaumplatul by the consolidated Iliad
an the Ila-bury Dllel-I.
The engineering corpwf the (bucoli-
dated road has been in Danbury making
surveys for some extensive improve-
ments. Among other thing. says the
Bridgeport Farmer. a connecting line is
to be established between the terminal
station of the Dnnbury and Norwalk
brunch and the terminal station of the
llmoltfleld junction branch, which am
now separate and mine distance apart
from each other. This connection is Io
be modest) that the foot expresses ruu~
uing daily between l’iltolleld and New
York may pass through and stop at
Danbury over the Brooktield branch in-
atcad of going by the way of flawley ville
over the Bethel branch, as at present.
A saving of a few minulm' time will be
made by the new arrangement.
it in also understood that there nill br-
Itlmnges in the time schedule of the TM!
lIutl'rt txpnw now leaving New York at
"- '0 and l’ittnfieldot 4:05 in the after-
In on s.) that pamcngtra from l’ittblield
and the Berkshire Hills can get m New
York and back again on than trains in
the some day. There ill on Imprmsion
that the number of through express“
«in tho llanbury and Sorwalk is to in-
increased from two to four.
'l‘hr-rc hi 3 report to the effect that the
llanbury and Norwalk line will soon be
Considerable exp-use will be emailed
in mulling the prtirnsrd connections in
lmnbury as the line uiii be cut through
tits derived, ltowcvor, are so manifold
that it will be more than made up “hill"
.Ifafew years. To» our union detail
that is to be built in lhnbury will be ar-
mum-«l In accordam r- with the plan-s for
the new connoctim: how. The Haw-hy-
cmneof additions and there surely has
Int-at of toys be seen as we are shun ill"
Christmas buyers.
proved by a visit to our
CHM and BUSSWlllE DEPI'T.
wilt-roar are showing the moat exquisp
tH- amortnwnt of l' u and Saucers from
"in to 3!. hicgnnt Water 514*! and tho
latent .imivvns in Banquet Lu’ums, of
“Mich Irv undoubtedly have the in“, rest
and finest assortment in town. from
mine In more to our
Art Gallery.
Pictures III-nut almost tho most Wel—
rmwr born a time when we li.’l\'t' had an
army boamiful atudim appropriately
framed and at such reasonable prices as
In» I .In turn show.
'2 'nlifir runt studies. silver frames. at little
2 5 different studies In oak frames, size
L’Islll, at $1. ill-och.
20 different studies oak frames, size.-
27x3l, at $2, In} t :IclI.
iii llllIt-rt’il! studios, white
futures. size 29x13. $3.95 each.
Toys.
Nowhere» in town can stir h an assort-
enamel
\\ n have almost on, rything in this line
topical“ the little pf‘upll’ «with .'tN build-
in.’ .. him its, exprnu u- mom. in all ring-‘3 {Mnlllerzu black and thte, from 59.: to
Iiaz IIIIIIsIIIIs. 1892
Most people do not begin to think of buying their Christ
mas gifts until a week before Christmas.
often that hosts is vulgar, which it undoubtedly is, yet there is
something which might be called taking time by the foreloclr.
By this we mean we would advise our, friends and patrons to
corneas early as possible and make their selections when the
pretty: things are all fresh and the store not crammed with eager 1'“
We have never before placed on sale so many useful articles
for gifts as we have this season.
2% in. cloth bodies at 43c.
22 in. cloth bodies, with shoes and
starkiugs, 496.
Kid bodies from 2th to “.29.
Handkerchiefs.
Handkerchiefs arc always appropriate
We have them in nearly
and useful.
ewry’ quality and style.
i-or5c. Ladies: Ilento or Cbildrens
plain white or fancy bordered or open
work lmnleml.
10c.
Gents’ fancy bordered. Ludies'
broidercd Swiss haudkorchiefs.
l‘Jln. Gouts’ Initial baudkorchiefs.
(lenta' horn-stitched handkercbicfs.
Latina; lmii‘al hamlllen‘rhicfs. Ladies
hvm‘stitclml Iiamlkerchiofs.
Extra mine in Iadtes' ombmirlored
Swiés hnnIlkcrchiefI at 15c and lie.
Initially sold for ‘27».
liar-«ironic embroidered China
handkerchiefs. We and 25c.
Ladim’ China Silk Initial handker-
chit-fs. at 23c.
Ge'rtls' China Silk initial handkerchiefs
at 49c.
Lug» assortment of Brocade Sill;
We have heard all
Especially may this fact be
(jcnts' tine linen haudkerchiefs.
cru-
Silk
rlrophene -
THE woiii'i‘ii me AGE
awammumm
Painless Extraction of
Teeth.
Ill PAIN. Ill DAKOEENBBAD EFFECTS
Ampbm will positively destroy all sense of
and cause no after trouble”! it is applied
to the game. so that there is no more
inhaling chloroform. ether. Iraa. etc. it can be
motion anyone. even those suffering with
heart disease. luugo trouble or nervonadebillt).
whether nfioro
REMENIBB Dr. banner is the unit dentist
alto l3“ the right to use Amnhene in Fnlrfiold
on y
All work pertaining to Dentistry at prim
about one- -half charms! by other dentists.
All work guaranteed to be the bust.
Office open from ll a. III. until 8 p. m.
DR. F. W. DARMER.
Gcn'l state Agent for Aropheuo.
Oier Post Office, South Norwalk Orion.
793Washmgton SI. --79
BARGALVS IN
wI__I__I pIPus
Pictures Framed to Order.
INTISTS MATERIALS.
Paints. Oils. Glass.
ETC.
norms, PlPEll- NlNBINB IIIII
unions:
L. H. Decker,
I
BRENNAN’S ‘ '
m .
Restau rant ,s»
THE mum IN Till CITY,
Is now open and ready form
so and as omou arm
;. .. "IsIIIt TIle
land )1...
s.
[rid silver,nickelandbr0uza.l' ‘ .
rrtlnlahing brass work. ”Satisfaction v
iced Hf} ha. ’1
MURPln 3808., on Water at. South in»
walls. Work can be left at I. oula ,
i\I't'nll st... Nonnlk. and at till)»
f."
tout ur
lor- {Egalit-
Donaldson
shop. ll ashlngton 51.. South N
w l have prompt attention.
SllllTll llllllWNEI SAVINGS ”II
asbingtonstreat.
Onondallyslrumfltolzmmwand M1
nm..andoa Satnnhyovealngsfrumlfod.
Winter-est allowed on deposits.
ALMS stiff \! \.\'.~. Pro—t
JUH\ Li I- .—‘ Iiitlrl, \ ice-Prat.
null); . .‘ul'l’. sec Manama.
‘J. D.~ JENNINGS:
Undertaker. ‘
I KNIGHT STREET. XORWALK. some
Opposite Horse Railway Depot.
Residencej Elm street. Telephono call. 114
will rt
Fulfill 19590”-
NilllE bl. DISBRNW.
36 i‘. cut ai cone, South Norwalk
Reference. Waiter 1.11121. ‘11 Wat filth
truer. \ Y mll'krn
HOMER" B. H6Y'i'.
Expen WatchmaIeI and Jeweler
l8 NORTH MN STREET.
Repairing t f fine and mmplicated watch. a
up" ialr * Kev. “ind changed to 5mm. Eves
Imilih r :21'-t clues work, and the median
it II 3‘: ilili tn do the same.
D. P. MoRiiELL.
stockBrnthcrs'otores in this city and the nod or clue: used for through freight traf— tin h wk and luldur truck-I. fir» patrol “NW '1 F9 Washington 5‘" So. sol-“.1“ P” ”GHTI‘I‘X? gfljymum‘g‘fi
Ur commanded Mr. Meadtoa arbe Your f In Illa: . v .' . lit: “'3' ~'~"l”‘ ‘h'ml ”‘9‘”! “him" ’" “hm“ ‘ ' ' ‘ " ” mm” a!“ mu” 01 um "mm” a.
the Grand eaud snuff-9w“; . o . cue-e slimul'h' blflnyhxul'll'aklk "mph were fired Bilft;flyv"'lmhiufl and till gamma of ever." description. and Aprons. ggbzttllrlgrlll‘iiieitttl‘i‘. pillflliieéxfltldbégbi‘ll‘q
“3 Lodg . ' f ’lhc second anniversary sortable of the '“W‘Wle‘l m l e l l" 5 3‘ ll“ stores “ 4 . such an rinllnis Variety of titlIe’r :Irlit'lo‘s r Inn strut. mmh Mrwalh. ( ona diet
'11! heahouldnot bf’ deposed. “l “‘1“ South Sorwglk Amlefic club Was hold wsmkcpt busy answering questions re- Tho cfnfllilllflrrrl' :Iplmmtv-Il by Mayor it would buim‘mjibp. fur ustmrmrmr \ now view.» of 1“” large fancy
“mm “'3 Mead “15mm“ 3“ “0‘1“!" but: evening in the spacious quarter. of landing the progress of the fire. Marigold to protuct tits» interests of an: tin-m. i-\:'"'!h 9’- .‘.). . 3K. 1&6." . . ~ . 390 and ~l-K‘.
ion, made returnable before Judge Per»
ry inthaCourt of Common Pleas. To
this injunction Grand Master Stirling Ile-
lunrrod, chiming that the court h. Id no
jurisdiction In the matter.
Judge Perry has sustained his demur-
rer, there-sons for which he gives as
follows:
In thin demurrer filed by the defend
alt, Ir. Stirling, claiming that the allo
Maintained in the complaint are
not sufficient to warrant the interior.
Clea of a court of equity in granting
an injunction, several grounds mun set
forth by the defendant to show the lllt l;
of jurhdiction in the court In grant an
injunction. The court on tin-so grounds
I‘d" the demurrer and dismisses the
~temporary injunction.
Pint: Beatrice themmplaiuant fails to
allege any irreparable injury to the prop-
any rights at tho plaintiff and that a
bond. of 'equity cannot interfere to pro-
taotaeutimcntol or other injuries In lll'l’l'
.guationsof property rights are not in-
wolved.
Second: A court of equity will never
Wanby injunction to restrain the ac-
Clan of any inftiiior tribunal having juris~
W in the case. It appearing in the
complaint that there is by lixukmic law
Ind custom. a tribunal instituted to him
,and disposed tho very question involv—
Iall intb'lcaac, and by his hot-Inning a
who of such a body. tho pluillllll,
”clinically or absolutely. agreed in abidi-
by any decision of that tribunal.
Third: That no injunction mold be
properly granted in thin case, llt‘t'illfllt‘ it
dual nut applar that the plaintiff ban ox»
MM- remedit-a within tho Masonic
add! and that from any improprr not of
h Hind mailer, hin appeal must be
hit. to the (mind bulge. and until b.-
b. tabulated those rommllm. own
Mil pron-Ry right may ho involved,
he most about his months in the or-
dtr,brloreamurt of I-qoity will him.
(on. -
Ir. lead. tin-reform will han- to carry
”W to tho grand lodgc to suck
retina.
WW mum was reprracnurd in
theme by Attorney- Motrin W. Soy-
moor. (l. W. Wheeler and Albumin]
II. B. Knapp. and Attorneys hurl War»
WWII. Holden Iiurlbutt what
Ir. lead told a Scrum. mum"
on m that ho timid not llW'ltl
(la- the dominion. He sold the lodge
ball as meeting Tact night. and than no
W would be bold whilothe
slut-run under arrest. It. said St.
WWW did not "desire to do any»
“IlMIMt was simply protesting
W what M claimed was an illegal
w of the Grand Lodga.
MW. ...._.. _,,
Croat Moduli-as In mum-an.
3.}. Mb, the [renewin- young
Olnodadaalorofflwth lists uremia
“want" preparations than rm
We M mounts. This mm a
“minim-tombs: slimy:- been
thallium bounty during the
Mission. mmrhhgmhrvm
‘ *W with all tbenandeurim-
lm In on!!! to Ind room for
“in It bnooaia many for lir.
“ thrfldaportloaothh largo
“‘“dlry gooda Ba lit-Wm
“It fill-inductions, which whim
Maori-ambush. With charmer
flWNwm limb
hwummwmm‘
the club in Smart: d: Corbett's Mark,
\V «hingtnn stroll. Tlicrt- nation 3'?
teinlunce of about 200 pmple, and the
all. Iir w m; a doc ‘ltlttl social and financial
sum‘eso. Puniy's orchestra. composed of
Calvin Purify, pianist; Richard Allen-
Iirotb. violinist, and Pedro Guerrero,
cnruwtist, furnished excellent music for
medium, Which «are all greatly en.
joyod. .'tt intormimiou Professor C E.
Killmbeck .Ind his CLISS gate a fine ex-
hibition on the hurimntal bar. The
llli- unlwrs of the Plus or! Rh bard Fitz-
gen'wl \\ l. Tammmthh- Friedrich,
Ernest “'ilmn. William thrill-y, Jesse
Kitttrson :InIl Eduard llIll. Their perv
formant» “as highly complimented by
the Miniature. The committee of ar—
rangvmvnts was cumpImed of C. D. Tay-
tur. John Ponder. H. J. llztycs, Orio
Frimlrich. W. F. Tammany. Justin Mc-
(funny and M. H. llartwick. Messrs.
'l".r_\lur,‘llayt‘3nml ilartwick also com-
priml Iln- floor mmmittw and perform-
ml their : uuwrous duties in a very ac-
optublu manner. The reception com-
lililli‘t' was J. P. Francis, George Lock—
w.».»l and Christian Swartz.
Mills ll‘ ill (‘llllll‘ ICIEOWAN.
The Ninth Eurrwulk Flu» lI-partm-ut
finds a Ila-III of Engineers.
Ti |' normal IIII-i-lirigiof Illt‘ South Nor-
wnlk fir.» IlI-pnrtment was bold last even-
ing in the li‘lYlOl’ll of the Old Well [look
and ladder company. About seventy
manIbI-rs we - present. The election of
a flour-l of l-Ingirmus resulted as follows:
I'hivf. SanIuol litilowan: first ossismut,
l). William llurford; nwoml assistant,
John W. WI-hlo; sccrvtary. A. J. Utm-
Imn; physician, Dr. A. N. l'larlt. The
lull! ntllmvr in nmewono, tho Stat» Fire-
mm'u .‘Insoointion providing for it at
tlmr last uimunl muting. This la Mr.
livilnwan’n f-iurtwnth carom-olive year
as chief of tho department. The name!
will bc will to the Common Council for
mollnnatlon.
Ito-ll: of Mn. William DI. Raymund.
Emilia- l‘. ilaytuoml, wife of William
ll. Raymond, din-d at 8 o‘clock this
morning at her home. 9 Henry strut, in
the fortyllm your of her age. She had
ln-I-nniclt about four week» of typhoid
nmlarla, mmpllcau-d with otlmrdlaeuoa.
M”. ltayrimnd was formerly MboEmllio
F. John». of Htatriford, whom she was
born and when she lived during the
early years of her life. libr- wIIII married
to ll r. flay mood aliout fifteen years ago.
and one child, flurry. wu born to them.
Blw also leaves "to him, Oliver H.
Raymond. of the Bridgeport Union. and
Royal L. Raymond. of this city. In.
Raymond wan a clmittoot Christian. a
momberof the First lethodbt church,
and her death willbarincerelymouruo
«Loot only by those with whom alts
Tammi forgrxnl.butbya widoolroloof
friends and acquaintances.
The funeral will be held Buoday from
ting honor. at 2 p. In.
mmhplla.
Followingmtlnmofwholufln
dudelotthofiutllonalkoobodwh
mpmootersrylulfday in lion.
bar: Edna nan-chub. finals Bat
no.9mlollopn,lttutollrowa.llm
Why. My mum. momma.
Riley mammoth, 10“ MW
WWIMMJuu-W,
m “It. Willis Valvular Ill
lint-Willa.
\flflwhmd ME
The tire was caused by a defective flue.
supposed to have been improperly con.
structed when the building was erected
about two 3'. are ago.
Ill]!!! A30 TITERE.
l-partlul lino of the County and Blat-
ctmiclod I- a Condensed Form.
A charter for an electric road between
Middletcwn and Meridian is likely t) in.
asked of the next Legislature.
The New Haven board of health has
voted to exclude all European tags from
that port until [kceInher l. hit}.
Mrs. William B. Hayes, of Mystic. foil
duwnstuirsut her home Tucwlny night
and struck on her head. film is seventy
years old and cannot recover.
The steamer John H. Starla bod Input
in at Cow Bay on its trip Iltilll hie-w
York Monday night owing to the non-Ii
ty of the storm, and so urrirml at NI-w
Haven a full day late.
It isndrnitted that the prormsml new
lino from Danbury Killtllw/I‘st to the
state line is for a direct cutrunw to Sew
York both for the New England and
Boston and Maine roads.
'llIe Hubbard school house at South
Farms. near Middletown, was burned or
2 :36) Tursday afternoon. Tho lire caught
from tho chimney. The children'sbookn
and tho furniture were destroyed. The
loss on the building is about $800.
A trump horned Thomas Murray, with
a burned arm, has turned up at Water—
bury. llr says he escaped from the
burning born at liinhlletown mommy
night. and that one of the rum who
worn burned to death was noun-Ii White.
The Yale union has received a challenge
from the American Whig nml t'limmliic
society of Princeton for a debate. There
is little doubt that the challenge will
be accepted by Yale. it is pmbabl» that
tho Ilcboto will tulle place in New York
city during February.
John Harri-icy has brought suit
agsimt the fair Baron and Westrille
llorao Railroad company for “0,000
damages. On October Id lost, Norrimey
was run into and knocked down by a
car on the defendant's road and unkind
injuries which will render him a arippk
for life.
The Brown Home. a noted sporting
hotel in Hartford, has been attached on
omit brought against W. LCronloy,
one of the proprietors. by John lhry, a
well known sprinter and loan bull ploy-
er. Henry forfeited a race to a man
named Garvey at liprinfieldonlloturday,
the Itakutotianeydnaccordoncewttb
the referee’s decision. Hoary stopped
paymentof a checknrhicb woo part of
the money deposited. The hotel will
tuna-usual.
Colonel'l’bomaoi‘ltchousoflbabmto
kaowacltlarasof Conuctlcat.dropped
wumyumm, Witt
nudaymoruingJuhbeightitthyo-r.
Coloudfltchbadbcea Monti-alts
mills-Wrath tub-fanfa-
lrn-ts of flow was. Dang Ibo
WMO‘MMHM
daadactodaupatforahrpmh
«which. ltwmoasofkbmh.
tum Harry. when cannula.
mmwmm
whlafilptthm, h the
W Dal-g the chin
Whitetail-swim
muflfldWw“
W,ma.m~. no
“his limo:
and Crwley, who was rukcboldcr. paid ’9'”?
liriilgrllol'i Matin- to they granting of
franchise to street railway companies,
haw prrparml the {allot-ting list of in-
.Iuirtvs m Ibwcity clerks in all the cities
where clvt‘lrll' systems are in use. They
will be road with infill-3! lit-If! just at
.iro I imitate. gmntml by I: ity or I-tntr. ’
is your city I lflputfi'w and to sv- -ll franchbm?
”as. your city the IrrVuel' In dvrighate
~tn I [-1 : \\ lull, rim. lira-if. I» pawn tor
.unwrrm ti .II p. r Hill" 1 r uthv raior'. ‘
\\ but p. n all): impmul for mm I "mph -
:inn Willllil um ‘.I limit? “hut st3l. ui’
Wright of rail id Iiml': “ho dammit. s
M. It rail ~n Ill be null": Arv- nlwIIbfw
lr.:v:§«< I. l: I... -II" it Incl-h \illll
iurtunih naval. ' V”. l .II it . I‘ liu- E .u m
umvlm 1:" » ll. ‘le rm 1'. nt'.’ ‘v‘u'lut
mutiwv pow-r in c-.mp writ? ll Minn:
lli; ill one, win: it 53' the “Mal. NAIR!” v tur3. "
‘f . in cm: V}RIF"1 in II—v tum rmml Ivr of
ucILI.t.». inc-re .uwl': l» Iiu- m: lvr. Iy
. Imwny Inprtrnl [n mnntnm ant pur-
{Inn at tlr. aunt... I If «I what potion. -.
”unfit «It; lt'l on or») "Uh-mp from
the: .'.:ll'lll't .I‘ by «ivr. t Ln. Illnn.’ lbw-I
tin tlE\ hum ;I.I3 "tin-r t-‘Illulutilrlllh
fr. :n tleummpnny and of «bat nalurr:
“one “3‘ Liuh- la warn-
l-‘att limit. .l.“ , ll .- Sir “luftnl'
.I
.‘Ilur—v. ilil~'lv u! lAIJJv’ lulflllll. «iv-Lann-
that Hmrt' n. :..I gmcIII-l in: Hm I .zl.til “mt
lhl'IIIr i‘llI :xtI. lle- l I. km.» u let .1»; .I
mu .m.» ~ ht u H .I it: II. .'.:I anlm .r haul
she ._ mum L. I.- algal. .; .I I» of Irma; it)
Killed by Runaway I an.
UILFILVVIHI. T’;I., “ma 3 air. Shriksfl3‘n
Um freight. tau broke {um-I. ran down .I
stoop much-am}. ~Jrurvl. .’t .-I am I. rl=.;.tu~ on
tho III: :11: tm. it. .llbli .1 llm .r .Iu :Irtur,
nu”. I ll: lilo. .\fcl‘mn-I.'I, l. .9 ill limb, um
lint. :Itly Lillml
Stu Rana I.» ‘l'rmponrnrc M h» mt.
Turuu. lk'ff. 2 ~ ". > r :u» limp-mum
union 3;!anth .'. r. ... ' ..I II. I .‘.II: 0*. sum:
agrm. for lli.‘ '.».'I ,Irtng Lquurl.
Tin.» but I'M»,Ilt‘ w pan) um t.rIu.-. and III:
lbvllulllmm plant. rim. 2} it] lL'I .I.l.IptIoI. by
the lI-glduture.
Tho i’npr~ I'wnnuln- .Iuirul Ins.
“Irwin NIH». llc .. Mgr r; tolli, tho
pal Itvil-mtr tn Ell?“ \lurlal'l fair, h.“
cnblul tin pniv {Ir {a l'lI.i~r‘lUll In tun-It-
public rlI- um Imuil [I‘l'ullj‘llllfllil‘ sub
miller! by him to lm- t ';.ILI.I.l‘r urclilriqhupo
d America.
Ketch 1m DIC-
Taanox, Du. 2,—Joha Kocrio, a hh",
who in a ill of jealousy in»: July shot and
killed Mary Magma. his rnbtmm, Wan
found guilty of usual" and will be mn-
tcucrel to Ill-nib next ”manly.
1h Pnplc' a WI Unit: in Trouble.
litmus but: The case against the
People' Is Fire 3’ch lkurtlt unb- r was be
gun before Justice: Latbrup it is alleged
that the liabllitlca an “Ironwood that
the order is Itmnlrent
”m, ,..._...4... w
lulu. use. I!" I’m-ideal.
(In! or \lsxtto. liar. 2 —-"I be fourth in.
figuration of (ten-mu l’ortlrio [liar u
WI or Muirotook place-mill great
. Mexico «my well satisfied with
inn-minim
r- Joule lath: Inn-u“!
Panama. Due. 1~AI the trial of
Josie Wilson for the murder of her par-Ir
moor, John ilobbo, adcsperate attempt is
bah; .dc to porn in lm.
Mm...» ,.
Juno, Matchbook.
3m cm. Doc. 1—11.. Wit:
Sui-tyof ”Mulch-Id the elm
translational—ominous MM
adios-numbers.
'lhlmallpaaatlallla.
mm Wash, Dre. 1~At Ibo our
”in! mum-around mull
park-ruminant.
or. mind.
mangoes. ”.mi-wormy,
ammuwwmwu
Why-trio.
Ito's-dron-
“73:1!“me from lair
mill-Initial!
‘ Dolls.
Dolls nbich are so much :Ipprwiutctl
lII fact no “dictate
that we are showing just. double tite‘m
assortment shown lav-t year.
14 In. cloth bodies .It lllc.
Id In. cloth bodies at 21c.
.57
‘50
Books.
{ill} iron :9‘ Books, "91““? I‘.ul't-rri ll! '36
bynur little feminini- friemh have not and ilk
been wh'flalv I‘lunlrvns flicks. stiff board covers.
.90. 1'36. 11‘, lilo, 25¢"29c, 3k. 590.
.'le rmpularodiruin. 12mm, cloth and
Our price. ”I:
gilt binding. north 59c.
mach. three for 49¢.
TORE
83 Washingmn Street.
On Your Home
if you liu- or die b, taking auradonment
l" Inc.) Young mar. (‘3' cunt-u Edit) will in-
‘3.le you fur 0m- Thousmd Dalian if
wont to prutuft your family or yoursci
old W. imure at once in the
llllllll. liElllllNl. llFE Ills. lill.
“I. S. L’ilomrriedleu.
com. lli “'nahluzton St. South \nrwaik
.l. 0. JENNlNGS
“ate: Hanger. Calcium Pazn‘fe:
villi PlPill Alli? 3t. It.»
. :.I n- «Mala smw 9.60. Narnia.
but. of full line in ~l -‘
» ltcbwm-dliih 5E !1‘~ i Jun to.
i. :-I; .r~i {or ii. alarming“) nn'lr» D) pour]
.. l') Estimates chaorfullr sivvn
nu
Fl '1
'..n.
lNElT PREPARATIONS for lNNISTMAS
u. 3; II. 88%??in
VETERINARY SURGEON.
Kl Railroad Place, South Norwalk, an
Mann‘s Dmu Siam Somali. llafim
To its. 5 Railroad Place,
JACOB if. LAYTUN will; lamrofflce facili—
ties. will be blamed Iomntlnuo his services to
wants I» »flhe business community in any of his
lines or businrss _irI insomnia. Real Estate,
Stram~hip 'i‘n ire-Is, Drafts and Money Orders
and Xmary Public.
D. P. moRREiIT
zrl'rTlCE OF THE PE ACE M fury Pubii
l’eu-‘nn unfunny, Real E~rnte and Fin.
mum. . F: .rniture lnermuI-I n srecislty.
Ill \\ a- In -. .u smut 5min. Norwalk. uni;
Horses Clipped.”
liar». ~ ( limxe «l b} mar bin- ry in the best
-l‘ in manner I ‘all on or address'i‘ E GR G-
Ll )1“ a! liregor) s i‘nory arable, Knight street
lnsmance Big.
to the community.
Our department of LIIIliI-s',
M S. SlVIlTH’S
During this week we are making the Greatest Reduction in Dry Goods known.
80th Norwall.
Everything possible must go at Cost or Half their Actual
well so Ipliml with all tho wusnnulih- garments, ALL til/Tn.
VS]! 1’ {TC hr} included, to which we will give spccial attention
this. week.
Great Sale of Books.
and Children s Clocks :3
volumes of cloth
Surah Silks,
('hina Silks,
Felts in oil Colors,
Value to make room for our CHRISTMAS GOODS. which are soon to be displayed
in all the grandeur imaginable.
CLOA KS.
\lisscs’,
.FanCy Goods Depm'i
FUR T HE COMING SEASOK.
Fancy Silk Cords,
Silk and Linen Fringes,
Plush and Silk Balls,
About I'm!)
bound i? run. Books of all the popu-
lur authors, including tho works of
Eugene Sue, Edna Lyall, 'i‘huckcr.
ny, Funimorc Coopcr,(icorgc Elliot,
Hugh Conway, Rider Haggard, (he,
considered cheap at 40c, always
have been sold for 25c, our price,
I 7 0 Each.
We also have a large variety of
CHILDREN'S BOOKS, as follows:
Baby Dinks and Other Babies,
Two Little Travellers, Children's
Hour, Told by tho Fireside. Magic
Lantern and 50 other different
titles of Juvenile Books, all the
above being bound in the most at-
tractive styles and will be sold at
250m.
FANCY BASKETS.
Stumped LI ncns,
l ’llcnillcs,
Rope Linens,
Fancy Ornaments of Every Kind,
Twisted Embroidery Silk,
Etching Embroidery Silk.
Domestic and Fancy linen flepm’t.
An extensive variety of Plain and Fancy Linens just neoclv
for the Holiday Trude. Tnble Linens at ALL PRICES m
ALL WID‘Tllfi, in White, (.Yrcam and Fancy (‘oloringtn NAB—
KINS in all quantities and widths. A beautiful assortment of '
FANCY TUWELS for tho Holiday season. , J ,4”.
Fancy Table Covers. “ 3;
WE HAVE AT PRESENT A BEAUTIFUL ASSOBTHENT ".1
0F CHENILLE. TINBEL AND FELT TABLE COVE”
Gents? Furnishings "
We again molto montiontlt our lot, :0 and well selociettp
Gents’ Furnishings; embracing ovoi thing of the very m
the least money, as follows: '
ALL mucus AND errors or name name may. _
AN TMMENSE VARIETY or GENTB’ UNDERWEAR. ”if ‘
salmon” vnrlot “FLOW
monomer.
We shall also dioplavon our OeutcrOonntor and in our Window
of!" army Baskets. THE PRICES WILL BE
WWW tail to mine In Han
hostile «or on Inhibition in
doom—
Norwalk Chronicler