Oostoilwearhavesolnsny they threaten to White. , whentbmtirehouss lla- lasts, ' ',,evsryseatlslnllrksli Tolls-l.” . amiss in the mattersvenietha our Gloves, but thls mmtuflh fall to get them. Perhaps you W hamslnsattilspsgsouregnts. Bolts wlulstilsironishot,thsrsiauothinghot accept senatorial-II.“ tel-Mallow lilo BERT, .- some it tulllllsul a” w H a, ‘5, ( ailmehemlaaumllm.” roll; shade. Nottewantlui‘mrmat "v . , saythatthlsismittsuweather, fora has is the hdahtotoddliy and it is. but tlIsweather else makes , ., , Leta 2mg lieutenant: ., excellent time to buy more m E0. w- . These ”takes" are going varyfafi, . , youdon’twauttomlss'elnbywm nerofmeons. , lol- sail. RRRISTMAS 1892 snout people do not begin to think of buying their Christ- mas gifts until awsek before Christmas. We have hear-doe without kuowingit. Our aatortnleutls asluvitlnaasapietureof pies-ire. __ ‘ .. LocKwoOD, 2 South Wain street. ‘ ‘ South Norwaik. 0t. contentions WWW ‘ A FlFlEEll DllLLlll PM. I‘ll- “euros-than! lad-Ivor may to III! to 9180088 IAN! II- cenma—orm Ila Blrthday. retinas stillness All!!! AND TRIBE. Important Iowa at the County‘s-II Irate chronicled III a Condensed term. A ”heme iron foot among Hartford and New Britain capitalists to construct an electric street railway to connect the two cities. “ Theselectmsn of Newtown have po- Em eneunaurs Restau rant '1‘!!! FINEST 13 Till CITY. isnowopenandrsadytorhuslueu. . , ' 26 and 25 CANNON mm. Bridgeport. Conn. can: . 1 *Rflllllllillfl ""' THE woliil‘i'fi‘i‘i the AGE AWWefor amuse mass M. l nous: Theantll anniversary of the YW mt unit'ril AVENUE- Poopls'a society of Christian Endeavdr '. , ,- -oftllssouthNorwalk00uxtvgstional ”WM " “'m" church will be commemorated to-mor- WWAmhm row evening. Theaervics will be bald Int-cabled with a tow Pails of Water before the Arrival of the Depart-ene- so hat the realm at woman to Ap- in “Wumdmwmh, mm nan-au- rama- lav-so drops Dead “on ed M n a often fiat haste to vulgar, which it undoubtedly is. yet there Is a; g I" “powwow final a W laud-y. o, “w regular chum m, WNW .- a. Way l. m rise. “01% “to s shrug" 0:11:32“: a: something which might be called taking time by the forelock. _g;v,,,,,;§u,d§v§,",,- “,3," egg,» TEAM meeting’of the corpora' tug at 7 o'clock, and promhesto be of an Shortly before it o'clock this morning By m '0 m ‘70 W00” MM! friends and patrons to , tweet the Hospital usoeiatiou was held The articles of incorporation were amended,amougtbesmendmeatsiteing airless. tools easctthat thedlrectors “clue-shylotfourmembers‘tnserve mmoandtbrrsyears.‘ a. .1 A committee conkistlhg of Dr. J.G (imply, C.B. Stevens and Thomas 1. m of the town ofNorwalk to anoint a Hospital Sunday, when sub— rf'suriptlonswlllbs received for this ob- «tree, 'l'hesubncription list was arranged so “contributors“ 8500 shall be vice- prllsidents for life; 3300, life directors; W, life members; $25, members for ten , years. and 85 a one year’s membership. , The directors then met and under the licensing amendment elected directors __ Isfollows: One year, J. L. O'Brien; '1‘. 1. Raymond, John W. Maine, William F. . Bhbop; two years, Robert VnnBuren, William B. Smith, J. 6. Gregory, W. N. Claw: three years, 8. W, Velsor Charles, B. Stereos, John H. Ferris and J. Arthur Pinneo. pontoon uracil}? Death W lathe 'l‘nan Clerk's 0f- lee Dari-x the loath or November. ’ The following is a record of the deaths m in the town clerk‘s once during the ‘ mouth of November: EM.“ "luv. erntaIn Grass, 8. N .......... 18 Phillie Cunningham. 8. N.. .a Hbra Erickson. s. 3 ....... .55 l—Wflliam 0nrnow,3. N ..... 50’ WLCmp.N.......... .st l—Victor W. Milled! .......... s h—Frkaahill. N... o—W‘Jliam Wade, 8. N.. ll—F'ltllule A. Quintard, N.... . T—ld‘wurd Trowbrldle. S. N. I—Elnlfiton 1'. Law. 3. N, FAntone Behiingm. NW. t—Andrlrw Wightfi. NC. l—lary N. Phillipas. fl-lll'! F. O'Hara, 8. N. . . Marie 8. Undgrcn, S. N ... .D—laryhrenuan. N .. . I—An-B. Futons. 3. .. fi—Aunus. Becker. 8.31.... .. ”W1 A. Lockwood. N. .. a—ldwiu E.Wells. 5.N.... .. as fl—Nancy F.Jarvie.N........ ..sl mm 8herwuod,8. N ....... to fi—m-t B.Cranfurd.3 ...... 7| S—Khin. Bowsyton........ . SvlleheccaBurraeymour, .87 Z—Clarenca Wixon, N ......... ‘ The number of deaths during the mouth. twenty-seven, ill an increase over thsmresponding month of last year. YIJI-PMI WORKERS. Itch Arrested in Btu-ford for lean- n'the (in-a. A pulrofllim- diam workers who have dupsdmercbants in various towns bl». 'eeaareee ll ‘uumgfigwg ~s - tween Daubury and Stamford, were up W in the latter place and are new awaiting trial. The men are well dressed and thought tubs profs-tool] cracks with a long list dollars. Theirreal names cannot be mined, butaregiven as Ryan and Williams. Their method was to enter allele with too or .40, as the case might limullinflorflbills. They would re gust their victim to be kind enough to “Where large bills for the small (use. When the merchant who made thscitanae undertakes to separate the bflbhshssreceived,he duds several of “doubled overso that a singlebill “twice. He realizes at the same Minimum ’3 .9 or .10 short and tinsharpcrbgoue. Pour merchants in Wield were awiudlcd by the pair. found an victims in Nor- ms... w: rerun la Illa-sans. "unwound-ammo 2, Con ' Sol:~' ”"301“, Lord, 0]: Gentlylaadlls." fl Raymond was appointed to ask the interesting character. The following lira. Chesterghsmsr, whoiivsa at St! olr. u.(Quartetle and Chorus—"The Harbor luvocai‘ion and ChoirBespouse them Congregation, litmus Address. “bngugiélrst President, OurF‘Irst'f'woM ll so u scretarymslsonnlcltermamu hanging back of the kitchen stove, on fire. The flames bad communicated with a shelf, and a large hole was burned in the floor. She gavoun alarm and Silas W. Gregory, who was driving by, went into the house and extinguish: Besdin inutes of B) ouri'trats l3. “Mum,“ ed the fire in abort order by the aid of “oum’b‘lflmlflnlfiggrnd Handrail. With 0!" several buckets of water. Tile damage History of Ours-relay, is about 315. ”Margaret McClure. In the uwantime word had been sent to George E. Miller‘s residence, from whence a telephone message reporting the fire was sent to the central telephone ofllce. All alarm was rung from Box 15. The department responded, but their ser- vices were not needed. While going up the High street hill . "a '0 N" “'"n' Hope Bose company a cart got stuck in According to a change recently deter- the snow, and the firemen attached the mined upon by President Clark and the an" ro pe to C. J. Ferris‘ s express vv argon. executive board of the Consolidated road, It was such hard pulling that the excr- ou and after Sunday, December 13, the tion proved too much‘ for the horse In Housetonlc and the Derby dlvislona are front of Mr. Miller’ 5 residence the animal to be known as the Berkllbire division of dropped dead Huch ”mpg.” ‘3 ex— the New York, New Haven and Hartford . ‘0 M F - d 'll railroad. John P. Hopuon, the superin- be" sigma; :0 mum” “L;§°fi;;:k tondcnt of the New Haven and Derby purchasing him another horse railroad, Is to be the superintendent of ’l'hehouse in which the fire was locat- the new Berkshire division with head ed is owned b Pb lad l t A quarters in New Haven, and William K. E. Austin I. the “game‘phla par i8”. ' Lyon, for several years superintendent »——»-~ of the “commie, is to be his ”intuit. “ATS AND “ATTING. Superintendent Lyonilallheeu located in '0‘“, N,,,.,.’;;;;‘,, w” o, "l, Brlllgeport, but hereafter be is to have American flutter. charge of the upper end of theroad with Busiuess in South Norwnlk for the headquarters either at Pittstlsld or Great mouth 1m. 1,.” fully up w m. “WW Harrington lions, this being the time of year when The main line, "We“ 0‘ starting Fall ordersare virtually all completed. from Bridgeport “5 it has done 9"?" althoughafew duplicates are still com- since the road was started, will hereafter ing in. run from New Haven to Pittsfleld. Em‘wwmfim ha. been made by Fm") EDWIN"! to Bridgeport "19 line manufacturers for Spring business, and WI” be known 55 the lit-demon branch already samples are being shown which of the Berkshire division. Tllen~thsre include many handsome colorsand popu- will be a State Line branch running larsbapee. from VanDusenville to a connection Cloflu&Kmpp have already gotten “'1‘“th 30‘1“)“ find Albany. up their Spring styles, and judging from "”’”‘ the a rance of them, and the number “" ""‘m" ”',°"""'f" of omit: colors shown, they will have There was once a little girl, dark every succemfnlseason. “3'“! and Intense, who, now that The Volk Hat Co. have cleaned up she is 8 “Allie-118"“! woman, ’9' their shop, and gotten everything in members how unhappy she was made readiness for. prosperous season Rob. n (1!"an B “1'01? WAN“ by 59' A. Trimbleiauow on the road, showing in)! compelled ‘0 '5'“! a certain Odd' samples of their goods. lie has sent in looking cloak to school. The cloak was very satisfactory orders, showing that warm and comfortable; it "a! I'm the hand-made hats are popular with quaintly pretty. but it was not in the cmwnwm fnshion. A “in“! “10“"!!- "l 30“le Raymond & Cometock are fully equip— tion of a mode that actually came in pod for doing an extensive Spring busi- mgue twenty years later, manufactured m 1) H Miller, Jr, is still on the the little maids 010“ 0““)! 383! “P road and meeting with good success in tan shawl.matcbiult “I3 brilliant PM“ showing the lines of those well- with precision, and trimming sleevesaud m.“ mnnfmmmn collar and the garment's hem The Ambler a: Perry “ill. on have With long 3'10"“! friuge. h their Mr. Lowndes, of the firm, on the “35 really 3 "’7’ ""hng garment road, makiugutrip through the West to Th" "‘0“ “'3‘ wedded and 1““?de the Pacific 01min. llis goods are being 'untested-aural:cm... .... m... ., Am... .... ....... ed, ice-ling herselfaturget for every eye. from him are very satisfactory. The knowing the whole squaresofl perish ilrm have opened an office in New York Gertru (9. would say: "The"? 00'1“” city at 134 Greene street, which is in Sh" has that Odd ”I.“ "00'” cloak on, charge of Marion 8. Acute. where their made out of a shawl. Fancy!” She fretted and fumed and cried over her mpular line of hand-made wine stiff cloak; rubbed lb flxllll' “"8 to tear ll, ham mnbemn Th0 firm m ranking and against paint to spot it, with only KM MW in the manufacture 0' (Inc burning wish, like fire in her veins, that some fortunate fate would separate beta. and “1’93”" 99'3"!“ "'8 ““10“!“ her and her torment The cloak gave of theirproductions this season. “"9 “M'd‘m winter. John C. Wilson & Co. are showing ”:3 with.“ .wélymgflgw he hem somevery handsome shapes and colors tamed " Secretly, mother lamented for Spring. and already ooh-rs have the hour when she hall invested her come in suflicientlyto keep their force little one in the clothing which had pmvedaogreatatrlal, butshc felt that It would be weak and silly to indulge rchaaeof cloak. she f ,totoo, Gertrude by the vanity. The cloak was not laid m Address-Our Aim. ll. 0. Bailey Hymn No. in ”Faith is the Vic-to Address —Ber Gerald ILBon "Lighznb. Hymn No.1. "A Might Fortress." Prayer antl “:Benedlctloh. Bill WEPOIIT A WAY STATION. The Housetonle Ilaln line to be Transfer- brisk Spring mu. W. B. Hubbell has recently put in I new and larger engine and he. couples adafurthsrsatsneiou ofthsshopto ac- commodate the increasing business in busy. The indications are good for a Houeatonlc and one of the New England railroad. staff have compleled their round of duty in the inspection of the various compa- nies of the National Guard throughout the stale. and will immediately begin a compilation of their reports for presen- tation to headquarters. A lawyer from New York was in New Haven yesterday in search of cxvilayor C. R. Baldwin of Waterbury. against wllouln judgment of $2,875 had been rendered. as a result of the failure of the Naugatuck Granite company. lilr. Bald- win will be sent to jail and will probably have to remain there three weeks before he can tulle the poor debtor's oath. Tile messengers of the Adams and American Express companies rode in the same can of the New York and New England road yesterday handling express matter for their respective companies. A temporary injunction from carrying into effect the mall‘s contract with the American company was procured by John F. 'l‘iergcy, a stockholder. John P. Carney, n llletubcr of the Democratic state central committee and registrar of the town of New Haven, has been convicted of assault and breach of the police against an Evening larder te~ pllrlcr. Carney tried to intimidate the reporter [me-ausc- he thought he had Writlt‘f; upu bruwllu which he figured us one of the principals. Carney took an appeal. «. There were .3517 arrests made by the police of Hartford for the month of No— vember, a figure which is larger by two hundred than the number of arrests for November, 1891. Of the entire 557 or rests. 426 store for drunkenness, and it is in this offense that the chief gain is made. Chief Packard is of the opinion that the poor quality of liquor furnished by llllrllord rutuscilors ls largely to blame for this result. Patrick \Vl-lch, better known as “Boli- vllr" \Velcll, found a barrel of rvllisky In the tour of u saloon iu Souiiliuglou. By means of usipllon he drank so much \vllis‘uy that he was found illseuslbic. lie was taken to the luckllp. Later an officer “l hi to we will“ (‘lllllhllllll hr We: in and found him lying (it'dll All his cell. "liullvnr" was about thirty years old and Il siltftlcss character. The General A’selubly of 1.393 convenes on the first Wednesday of JM-"My, the comeulearlyas possible and make their selections when the Painless Extraction of Teeth. “a PAIN no DANGElluoBAD We wuishing brass work. Satisfaction W ‘ Amhene will positively destroy all sense 011 over time as we archers It" ‘ J 11. Light’s ethos last evening, and programme has been arranged: .fi North avenue; Norwalk, wenthume and i ml pret thin m an rammed sudcansenn aft hi I is tied ’3 ‘ so. . ' w Oran Voluntary. found some thl wit it 69” Haven a" main 0‘ m. ty ‘3 are all f h d the Stow nOt C with eager ibdn sothat tellers, “of: n: mo're need‘wf of ”Sfipli‘xmk $.2an 112 Water treats" [b N" :tlnyimportantm eredlscu-od. clo ng ichshshad is dual! kinds I331?]:silllorullckelundbfonrle. Christmas buyers. proved by a visit to our lilllllA and RUSSVIARE llEl’I’l. where where showing the moat exquis- iteassovtmcnt of Cowandsll ucerstrom 250m“. Elegu uter Sets and the latest. designs in Ban net Lamls Is, of whicbwe undoubtedly vs the ingest and finest assortment in town. l-rom these we pass to our Art Gallery. Pictures seem almost the most uel come of additions and there surely has never been a time when we have had so many beautiful studies appropriately framed and at such rimsonable prices as we can now show. Mdiife rent studies, silvl r frames, at We 25 dlflcreui studies' In oak frames, size 25181, at .1 49 inch. “U different studies, oak frames, size 27:31, at w. 98 each. 13 different studies, white enamel frames, sins 29:35, $3.98 each. Toys. Nowhere in town can such an escort ment of toys be open as we are showing We have almost everything in this line toplenae the little people, such as build- ing Mocks, express wagons in all sizes, tin hook and Indllor trucks, fire patrol wagons, dainty sets of dishes in china, and tin gum of every description and sulh an endless Variety of other articles it would‘ no impossible for us to euumer ate them. Dolls. Dolls which are so mul' h appreciated by our little feminine friends have not been ”looted. In fact we willstatl- that we are showing just double the: mtsortmenl shown last year. H in. cloth bodies at We. 16 in. cloth bodies at 21c. fourth day of All? lllnllill. The present [it'llt‘l’lli .‘afl‘lliiiiy “ill probably hold its iillul session on the ptlaculiug day and Hint of it... numbers lull probably to main utrr to witness the organization of the new Ui‘fll'l’ill Assembly. The present. llullsc lum already adjourned to alert on the third of January. The Senate meets ill-comb” TI and is expected to adjourn to January 3 for final adjournment of the two Monet‘s will) the customary ceremo- fill-s. Holden W. Knowles, of New Haven, is in bed recovering from a shock received this win-k. lie was overtaken by a fast irllirl on the one—truck trestle of the East Haven bridge. and as be hugged the blillgv's side, every car [NIL-til“! against him. Hill clothing was L‘iiilipitf.rly tom from his body and his flesh was badly incl-ruled. Tilt' lost our knocked him down through the bridge. lie caught and hung helplessly, with his lit-nil down. ”0 t'fliit’ll inl- llI-lp lint] after u few ml» lilt'lilsi was rescued by a tummy. Three widows who have recently died at Stratford cut-ll lull charitable bo- quests. lfrs. Susan 'l’. Walker, who died Novemlx-r ll, leaves “.000 to till We here never before placed on sale so many useful articles for gifts as we have this season. 83 Washington Street. Especially may this fact be so in. cloth bodies at 430. 22 in. cloth ”bodies, with shoes and stockings Kid bodies from 230 to $1.29. Handkerchiefs. Handkerchiefs are always appropriate and useful. We have them in nearly every qualify and style. For no Ladies‘, Gents or Children's plain white or fancy bordered, or open work bordered. 10c. Gents’ lino linen handkerchiefs. Gents' fancy hindered. Lndiee' em- broidered Swiss handkerchiefs. 1-150. liollts' Initial handkerclliefs. (lenis' hem-stitched handkerclliefs. Ludtca’ lnltial haudkmhicffl. Ladies' hem-stitched handkerchiefs. Extra value in Ladiea' embroidered Swiss llaudkerchiefs at lfic and We, usually sold for 25c. Handsome embroidered .tlhina handkerchiefs, 190 and Rho. Ladies’ China Silk Initial handker- clliofs, at 25c. (loot-9' China Silk Initial handkerchiefs at the. Large assortment of *Broculio Silk \lufllers, black and white, from 59c to $1 each. Silk Aprons. A new line of Ladies' large fancy Aprousht 19c 25c, 29c, 35c, Maullfic. Books. Children's Books, flexible cove”, at 3c and We. K‘Chlldrens Books, all“ board covers. 9c, l2§c,15c, 19c, 2.33290, 33., 590. K."Itilipnpuiur edition. l2 mo., cloth and gilt binding. worth 590. Our price, We teach, three for 49¢. K the nuns.” inhaling chloroform, other, gas, etc. It can be belelft at unsdo myoue, even those sniferlnu with heart disease. lung trouble or nervous liability, wh her main Rho?” 11'. lath at d tint “m ._.....___ ..-.-...,--m..._.._._ snob-sun mut'io mme'iome'in inn-no '" 800T“ llllll'lAlK SAVINGS III! 00:11"on ’ kpcrtalning to Dentistry at mpricss ‘1 WWW" 9m mtmxumdhm at... .wmmm...“ ““i‘i‘oa Dillon open from Ba. m. until an. m. Winters“ allowed on deposits. ;’ DR. F. W. DARMER. ‘w'it‘ifi‘iix’hi‘f‘l’éfima teem Gea'l stats Agent for Aroph‘ene. ’0 3“ fl- “5“"? 3°“- MT!” 0 Postonl , . so its alk.(? . “"""“"" " ‘ m w u m. 06"?" J. D. J ENNINGS. m U ndertaker. 79 wasmnglon Si. 79 l KNIGHT STREET. samurai, com _.____ 0 it B Rail Depot. 3‘36““ 1" Raidcncsgimm; .33.. rZfihoneeean-r sulltt' WALL Pllfli. Pictures Flamed to llrder. ARTISTS' MATERIALS. Paints. 935' Glass. Pilllllllli. PAPER-Rillllllli Allll DECORATING; L. H. Decker, 79 Washington st, 80. Norwaik. Planow'Fone Lessons. Call on or all lrers Rilllé iii. RlSBRRW, all West avenue. South Norwalk Reference, Waiter J.Bn1l.'m West 82th In?! Our HOMER B. HOYT. Elton Watchmallel and Jeweler ”NORTH MAIN STREET. Repairing of fine and complicated watch. a specialty. Key wind ch mged to stun. Eves facility for lip-t lines not]: . and the median ice! abliltv to do the some. H "D. ' VP; "Nib R'R‘E'ilf LIGHT AND HEAVY TRUCKING. Pianos and household furniture moved with care. Trunks and packages called for and promptly, delivered. 0ffiu. No Ill Wash! inn street, South Somlk. Conn. dlht Pill [he Mortgage " on. s. w. SERUPRAR. On Your Home VETERINARY SURGE“, l. lyou il;e or die byxtuking unlendavmlent as Railroad Place, South Norwaik. an ) It: on mar. cell I! I4 try w n- . ~ . :1” ’you turnout: “0?“?! Delhi "I "10“ 1 Gregory ‘n Drulr More. Nnrwnlk. imam want to pmtfl't yvmr am y or worse a ' ' obl ageJusurc at ouceinth he REMOVED CORR. GENERAL [le "IS. R0. 0? HARTFORD. .8. L’Hommedieu. cent. iii Washlnlmrn St. South .‘mm b J. 0.1ER’RRRS atel “angel,CdllillllllllllJ’alliit" Ami dealer :1; Fr!“ Will PAPER AND Boliiitlit- l l \‘orth Main street. So. Non-la. sample books of full line latest styles 0 Pa «or». Harlem and Gilt Mouldings fallen to l r lees for inspection. on nolln‘: by min). To its. 5 Railroad Place, JACOB M. l. AYTUN with Inter-r office facili- ties, will be planes! to continue his services to wants of the' till—tarsal community in any of his lines of ‘lllSln' so _in Tasman: 9. Real Lafitte steamship rickets, Drafts and )lonsy Undue and Notary Public. D. P. mount-1L.” JUh’I’ll'E OF THE PEACE, Notary Pub" i’erl-lnn Mfume}. Real Estate and Fits lit-Iran”. lIIrIlivure in.- ~‘Dl’3l’lt9 It specialty. lil “ashlngtnrl street Ninth Norwalk. huh Horses Clipped. Horses clipped by machinery in the best bible mannrr. l All on or address'l'. E. GR ”RY, at Gregory” s livery stable, Knightetrect _., .. Forlmatm chino—full? Riven GREAT PREPARATIRRS lot ll RISTMAR insurance Big, to the community. M. S. SMITH’S During this week we are making the Greatest Reduction In Dry Goods known South Romall. Everything possible must go at Cost or Half their Actual Value to make room for our CHRISTMAS GOODS. which are soon to be displayed in all the grandeur imaginable. well sol AND P this wk/V, CLOAKS. Ullr llepartlllcnt of Ladies, Misses, and Children’s Clocks is lied with all the soasonablo garments, ALL SIZES CES included, to which we will give special attention Steal Sale of Books. Fancy Goods Depm’t Sarah Silks, Fancy Silk Cords, China Silks, Felts in all Colors, Silk and Linen Fringes, Plush and Silk Bulls, till theosuowpwmelwdand “ragga” . v t two-cuss cit'lemc'hild, elist-cl the motherot m themanufactureof hats in the weigh cardinal school, were present every About 1,000 volumes of cloth hlfldaydnrtngtbspastmouth: Henry Colmn Baptillt church or that place and Stamped Linens, Fancy Ornament-t of Every Kind, Ms: M worth Hilton mm km], my. the “WW an,“ mum“, mm...” “human" “-00? i" “It. filnllml lm "bf-fr Ina bound it me. Books of all the popu- Chonillcs, Twisted Embroidery Silk, Howard Dub, Christopher «$2.3me xmg"."pfim g of bodice in the with for O Sullivan. :m‘g'mar snuglskx'ékwlfi‘éx lur authors, including the works of Rope Linens, Etching Embroidery Silk. Wheaten», Fred Tymll, Joe “you. Ethel Byabee, Allsss com “a, line Pace, Annie Joudreau. Tasha Lauri. Blunts lather, Lilian Mu. Alia-Into. flew. Lynch I“ ”it“. hands 1.. mm school. the Islswlagwsreprsamtevaasallon for m Bantam-s. Bib Cow- IarlaDaiahlmty, Annie Hull. “ Ildmau. Basie Nihill, Hertha thei , ”a,“ the well-known retailer and manufac gamtifiexsrgtastbsirn‘own tune” m to tumofflnegradnofattfl hats in New 0010“ I“ the mother '5‘“! York city. Inl'lubbcllhasrecently re mm" the “T M once arrayed turned from a very successful business ID that! IAN VA" “till In!“ more about gm. MP W “'0 West. Should not chlg'l’s: mils" The Adams |l|3rothers Ilanufacturing tilesamersspsct n w we sompauysrefu ”Mun“. , ”Tm’ may“? fl' selectliue of who; styles and one: ngbflmtom". mend Thcydsshetocaii the attention of deal- ? Achlld’svanityis’farmura ersiuihelasttotheirltoston other. at cultivated, his salt-consular: ”Wumwherethsyars ropes— "assudbsti. Hunt. 'f'hsflouthlorwalk flat company are a a few enlarging their trimming-room and “WW“ wmwluifi. maksahop. Il‘hey also havepntlna “MW ' uawand‘llarnsr mains. thus increasing W'B‘ELW theirpower. Intuitive-auteur- real so mummfmmmm htsdsaisrhlhsloimiowaumow- raunhaevertol‘ast Narnia, which lysssspsdoasofthsasvsrsatattasb of truths very convenient for visitors to Mention ths nudism part thsAlahlsral’srryflateonpany‘a ras- titration] Episcopal church,and 01,000 to the Library mlatlon. Mrs. 8. II. Booth died November 9, leaving will) to the Congregational church at Trumbull and saw to the Miles” Society of the (kmgrogatioual church at Rimmed. Nollie M. Hubbard, eighteen years old, , who left her home in lsksville about a ’” your and a half ago, has been arrested at Springfield. lava, for stealing W- libs worked in a shop and wanted more money that she could earn. Among the articles which Nellie acknowledged boy- iug with the money wares hat, costing fit a dress, til: a pair of slippers to st- tsud a hall. 08.60; bracelet, tootsie, gold "03]”. umbrella, a feather. panels. , We of her self and a number of other small artidu. The Prubyterianmciety,ofi’ouud Eugene Sue, Edna Lyell, Thucker~ uy, Fenimoro Cooperflcorge Elliot, Hugh Conway, Ridc'rfluggnrd, (kc, considered cheap at me, always have been sold for 25c, our price, i 70 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 the Fireside, Magic Lantern and 50 other different titles of Juvenile Books, all the Bumeslic and. Fancy linen llepm’i. An extensive variety, of Plain and Fancy Linens just received for the Holiday Trude. Table Linens at ALL PRICES AND IN ALL WIDTHB, in White, Cream and Fancy Colorings. NAP- KINS in all quantities and widths. 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