wanna"... street.
V 5 QUIRES OF
gorgvo SIZE
{lithium LINEN
iiivelopes -
Illl. Plaisted,
Druggist.
nus ALL PAIN AND INVIGORATB
m
" It lore lclles.
In lam listless lays,
Io leis Strapless lights.
With fnaeaslnghppetite and perfect Dinos-
Inanopshhtheplacsof despair: your
vdnllydntlmbsonmssdelight and Llfca
Thenstopthatconghwith
., Yankee ,
inc some.
“mmabuutlgandif not fully
stills
., Eilfirug Store,
U WASHINGTON Eli.
80. NOBWALK.
Or of
G. A. $593358: 00..
boat handled ehsrrles.and as Input-sat
«Margit-33st mun-oh ss-
. “announcements-nus
,. ‘msaltstrvs'toshowths wisdomuf on
when i lass who used to eat has
Witt-an. unawwrhrm.
pm:
Hm will! ‘ I),
around ‘
er“.
South Norwalk.
.—
THE , EVENING SENTINEL
‘ 0' m
turasdlastsvmiagfromthsirhrldsltour
sndaroreddlngouflouthllain street.
-l'rsdrhams.shonlders and
stliew YorkluketJMWashingtonst.
ThslatlnssWhhtelubmet'l‘hursdsy
afternoon.» the home of tiles Grace
Hillard. on Washington street. lies
PauliueSworrhscoredthehighmt num-
mu . man «may»
. W 7.: H flittsn‘toIl-unacols,whoscoved
Maren-annual”. mm.
“eh."lhawlh'inmlwge —Jeromolay'sllsnjoolnbwillgivca
concertattheOityfiotelthhsvemng.
ThesassofBulklsyvaBulkleyforal-
lowsnce,whichhubecnontbe8niteflor
Oonrtdocketforsometime,wasstnek’ on
out yesterday by order of Jndgeflall.
Thepartiesarstheprincipalsinths sen-
sational divorce proceeding which have
found so much publicity in thepublic
print of late. They are Benjamin and
SadieBulkley, ofSouthport.
—An nonment of fresh Huyler’s
oandyatlane's, 51 Washingtonstrect.
The plan to pension policemen in
Bridgeport' hbeing agitated and a peti-
tionwillbepvssentedtothe Legulat' ur'e
W" ‘ Mamas:
offices wattadlng I.
msflfor an‘otthpaslsttsra will please
38%|“ Norwalk—nsns sum reels.
um. .
smarts." " . I am ' 91
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1"?thme
'l'hewoa‘lhertodsyproinisestohennorally
warmsra’arlpartlycloudy.prssededbyfalr.
'lb-morrow it proud-s to be from partly
cloudylathsmflympreoedsdbyqu
SOUTH NORWALK.
What the Minot Daron, avaDoing
ands-Illa.
J. E. Cross‘willpseachin the Advent
Christian church Sunday.
'lhell.ll.clsbmethsteveningatths
home of Iii- Jennie Ferris, Bayview
avenue. neat month, asking to have the charter
Iarket, 109 Wm mug adopted in other citrm. Oflcen aervrng
.;:._..._. the city faithfully for twenty years are
'l'hoboatOssrgsBlandithis discharg-
ing a cargo of‘wment at Raymond
Brothersf wharf. .. .J.
—~Lane'h,‘l'1 Washington street, open
early and late. "‘5‘
Rev. If. N. Dunning will preach to-
morrow in the First Congregational
church, Gloversville. N. Y., of which he
was the first pastor. from 1852 to 1855.
—Junius Brown does painting. papsr
hanging and general jobbing. . Order
slateinpostoilice. P. 0. sddrem.No.O
HIVillnd mu, South Norwslk, Ct.
Charles Fable, formerly of South Nor-
walk’. has been selected by the Wastport
retiredonhslipay.and this sum iaal-
lowed them during the remainder of
their natural lives.
~Notice C. I]. Harvey’s special
Thanksgiving advertisement on another
Fit“- ._._._
The hallof thellouseof Representa-
tives at the state capitol has been thor-
oughly cleaned for the incoming legisla-
tors, and the Senate room is to receive a
like overhauling. The governor'- adios,
previous to Norris taking his-eat, is to
havcancwurpetineachroomsndnew
lambrequins. New window shadessro
to be placed in the treasurer's. school
fund and other onions.
Water company to act as their collector. - .‘— .
Ifr. Fabloisa II II in the —-A full lineoi fresh confectionery at
or W i at.
1N1!- lans's, ash :Lgtou
——1-‘ish, oysters. clams and moallops, at
New York Market. 1W Washington street.
The Bridgeport News, now a min-hing
paper. will become an evening paper
next Monday, and will thm, according
tothe announcement, “be {published at
the time of day when the majority of
people want to read.”
~F. H. Nash & Bro. havothe contract
for routing the Opera House, Washing.
ton street.
Only one divoroew'as granted in the
Superior Court by Judge Hall yesterday.
The applicant was William S. Crofut, of
Bridgeport, who asked to have his mar-
riage with Clara Crating annulled on the
ground of W.‘ They were mar—
ried larch 13.1 1875. The decree was
The regular meeting of the Social
Union of the first If. E. church was
held in the chwch parlors last evening.
Misses Bertha Adams and Alice Seaman
rendered a piano duct and Charles
Borneo recited Carleton's “Overthcliills
from the Poorhouse." and again demon-
strated to the appreciative audience tint
he is an elocutionist of unusual ability.
Rev. B. E. Barnes related several amus-
ing anecdotes and incidents of the war
and there wassinging by the members
present.
—Another lot of prime turkeys and
chickens by express this afternoon; finest
stock in the town. Turkeys, ch.; chick-
snaldc. Comeinsndlookaround,
whether you wish to; purchase or not.
Wewlllbepleased wsecyouat tbel’eo-
granted. , ‘ . . » ple'slfarket. Norwalk and So. Norwalk.
-Fresh W and at Lane’s. 51 *-
Wuhington street. y The sslectmcn of New Canaan have
engaged the services of John 1!. Light.
of South Norwalk. in the suit brought
against that town by lire. Susan Ander-
son, confining the placing of road signs
near her premises. The town officials
consider the placing of the signs not
only "unnecessary and inconvenient,"
but extremely dangerous to the traveling
public. and on this ground refused to
acct them. Mrs. Anderson brought the
case before Justice Silliman last week,
and hedecided sgaiustber. Shetook an
appeal. and the case is called for the first
Ionday in December in the Court of
Appeals. Aspecinl town meeting will
be held in New Canaan today for the
purpose of getting an capremion of opin~
ion In regard to lighting the suit.
This earlysnowisgoingto makeit
dimcult for church societies to get
greens for Christmas, as all ground pine
to covered, ivy scarce and hemlock
branchescannotbcrelicdon for strictly
tasteful church interior decoration.
Ground pine is said to be unusually
plentiful thh year.
—Choice chickens and turkeys, at New
York larket. F. J. Hoyle, 100 Wash. at.
CaptainSsnds Belleck has contracted
for a new oystersleamer, the wood work
of which will he built by Captain Wil-
liam Taylor, of Water street, and the
engine and other machinery will be for
niahed by Theodore B. Glover. The
steamer will he daty feet long and four-
teenfeet wideondwillprobsblybe
ready forthswaterinabontrix months.
——Tbe Troy Band laundry, 1'! North
Mainstrect.0|isnfmmw..a. manor“
8pm.;hturdays10pmu fine‘work
especially.
The old-time favorites, Barryandl’sy,
drowagoodandlenoetoluslonalhlsat
ovenlng,theattllotionbeing"lcxenna'a
flirtation.” which is makings farewell
tour through the New England states.
Thetwopartnsrshave lostnonsoftheir
faculties for keeping the audience in
perpetuslgoodhumorand their perfor-
~Sboulder steak.8c pound, at New
York llarket. 100 Washington street.
information fmmthe postal authorities
tofurnbhhiacorrespondent apaldcard
oonnectodwhen mailed by theoriginal
ma-sgsmrdisnssd without the reply
ymmgwomsninthemstbelngespsclal-
11M- - postage. 'l'hesrnder of a double card
~Newwandpsauuttaifyatlans's, maywrltsmprlathlsnsmssndsddress
Elli-Item“ onthefasssldeoftheroplyeprd.
The himhsrefllarpsr‘a
Weekly,publidrsdllaosmb¢’lth,wln
restaurant. Openallnlght.
lir.sadlfrs. Henry Woodward: rs--‘
few unfamiliaryith therein abouttbe
new‘doublo posialcsrds.the following
isgiven: Thaohject of tbscardsisto
snablethspersonnsingthememagepart
forsn answer. Thstwo cardsmustbe
smdu. 'fliersplypartonlymustbe
nasdwhenrstarningauanswcv. lithe
eatdsttsehed,“ willbssubjectto letter
~llemonshlspriomathsns’sdepot
‘QWJR. G. W. ‘I A. G. D.’
134 WASHINGTON
W
, seaward saws.
hammwluau'n-m
anal-scram
'l'heOourtostrgs-mwillmestlon-
d-r Bishk-
The Knights of Columbus ball will
behelstcembsvlfl.
Theehoirofthe‘cslvarylla
W
n ,M ta». 1 .
a
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“swim” ‘W
patterned can...
Baptist church another year.
Bridget IcSally, who went to Belfast.
lrelaud.lastkiay,hasreturned,andis a
guestof heraiateronFarrvre' ' w avenue.
Charles Burr Sherwood of Green's
Farms, well known in this place, died
at his winterhome in Delande, Florida,
on Tuesday.
'l'hesummary of the Weekly Record
forthecurrentwcek shows-'a rml es-
tatesales in Norwalk and mortgagu ag-
mimzflflm-
It now turns out tint DonJuanSt.
Carlos. of Norwalk. who is serving a
term in Bridgeportjail and having daily
ills, has been shammirig. A red hot iron
brought Don Juan around.
The play “The North and the South’I
issaid toeaoeed that of “Held by the
Enemy." The comedy is entirely origin-
al. Mrs. Elisabeth Bin-ell andlisslfead
will be seen in the leading roles.
—-Clnirvoyant. 7 Water at, Norwalk.
“The liidnight Special” was produced
at the Norwnlk Opera House last night.
The company gave a good perform
and carried some excellent scenery. A
large part of it they were unable, to use.
however, on account of the smallness of
the stage.
Master Frank VauScoy was given a
surpriaepsrtysthishomeonlsiustroet
last evening. The young folks had a
goodiimc,and no for homoatmid-
night. after partaking of an excellent
collation gotten up espcc'mlly for the no.
casion by In. VarIScoy.
Neat week special-meetings will be
held at the Norwalk “MW church
for the lenstit of the young people:
Tuesday evening. iddru by Rev. Allan
Multmic. of Bantam; “'edneday
evening. addrem by the pater; Thursday
evening. address by Rev. E. A. Noble, of
Bridge-put. ‘
Pensions for Connecticut: Mary P.
Blackmay, William Haulon, James M.
Tate. George ll. Sage, Nelson H. Smith,
James D. Wylim, David O'Connor;
original widow’s'. etc.. sabrina Ann
llnfel. Mary K. Johnson, Emma A.
Eaton. Sarah M. Keeney. Maria Reilly,
Lucy A. llnll.
George Coleman, a plumber. accom-
panied Geogro Murray to Rows ton yes-
tcrduy to do some work for E. . White.
lie hung his overcoat and undercoat in
the bum. When he went to get them at
noon time he found the coals on fire and
the flames had communicated with the
woodwork. The tire was extinguished
by the aid of a few handfuls of snow.
Coleman came home in his shirt slechs.
—Fruits and vegetables fresh today. at
New York Msrket,100 Washington street.
At a special meeting of the Nor.
walk club. last evening. President
A. B. Woodward announced that Dr.
E H. Jenkins, of theConnecticut Agri-
cultural Stution. would lecture before
the club on Wednesday evening, De-
cember M. Subject. "TheGardcnSpot."
This lecture has been delivered before
clubs at New llaven and Hartford. It
abounds in wit and is not an ”earthy" as
one would naturally suppose.
to, itapp i. the em violinistof 'l’lwo-
dorc Timmao’ orchestra. Be has been
beardoncehere.andwill never be for-
gotten by tin-Ethan present; We‘ no
listened to a number of due violinists.
sndhope tohssrothermbutit ismfeto
say that meet them will surpa- llr.
Kopp with his world-wide reputation.
Hesppears at lheNorwalk Operaflotla,
next Wednesday evening. in the Y. I.
0. As course.
The evidence in thecassof Hrsis'l‘.
BarnssvaW. B. Starretalnrhichh
thesuittoannnlfawilllsftbythsphln-
llfl'shusburdnnd-inwhbhhedispmsd
ofMMlhgivlngthsmostofltb
nephewsanduhcqlsnowallinud
theasgnmsauweraoo-msaoad'lhnm
MIIIr WM “7,. m- In.
arguments win be dubbed neat Tum-
daysnsrnoea.
-—lluyler's curly,“ svaday, a
Lane’s. It Washington at.
Will. “luggflowhllsb
hsn,l.lt.Jans,llrethaVliotshhia,llss
Lula Bonnet. mph-fill, Ii-
Annie War-s. tn- llctha Godfrey.
mmmmnmum
“8.1!.th motherlan-
wmuw.morgw
Divflna, as. s. mu- m
Iliad «Who
was
mm
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1W BMW-rumbled
bythseemnlttea 'l‘hoilrstnnmhsrwas
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STREET. SOUTH
‘ 1'h454ln..itflo. lnwldlh. ‘
' short. Fmil’ot than 9-4 and IN,
commute
& son,
NORWALK. CONN.
mom Wm "
own HOUSE." CANADIAN,
I settlements
a»,
empress. .
Lamncuszm LEMOINE, ono. ammo.
'--—-oso-—-—-
lM PORT ED .
Cherries, Strawberries, etc, in glass, Macedoiues. Brussel Sprouts,
French Pens, Asparagus, Capers, Olives, Solid Oils, Truman
A full assortment of Pickles.
W
Telephone call 13-2.
CHAS. é. SEYMOU
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lEIllIIB “MEI. -, I! IlSlllIITdI'ST..Sll. “1"“.
“Wmdsn Klmmey was in Philadelphia
William A. Kellogg isuiieringfrom
unattackofvheumatism.
” hmuel Foster. of Wilton avenue. is
alt spin after a week's illnru.
Revival services will be held at the
‘ ptist mm church tomorrow night.
‘ehurchwlnglve'asoered‘eonosrtm ' ‘
hl"i"‘s"ll 'l‘sw't ..-= .,"',Wl
LI). '1?"
3..
solicit-od-
am William a. snug;
32¢va a illwilh outlet
‘0. P. Treadwell‘will accompany I". St.
Johnlroekwoodon his next trip wont,
next Thursday.
froderick B. Saunders is to erect a
handsome dwelling on Iversley avenue
at an early date.
TheY. KC.A.songserviceat4
o’clock tomomwaiiemoon will he led
byCharlrsP.Keeler.
During the three months ending Nov-
ember 30, the county commimioners
’have received for licenses. “.471.
Mrs Elimbeth M. Bimell gave a
Shakespoarian reading at Mrs. Mead's
winery, last night, rendering “As you
Like it.” -__.- q
--I’ure codes with pure cream. to. a
sup, depot restaurant. Open all night.
llrs. Frank Iiubbell and daughter
Genie. who have been visiting Officer
Northrop, returned to their home in
lanchcster. N. J., to-dsy.
diaries D. Bins, secretary of the State
hard of Education, was at the Over
River school yesterday, conferring with
Principal Wigham relative to establish.
isg a kindergarten department at the
seabed.
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth M.
Smith and Albert B. Hawby will be
aolomniaed at the bride's home on Hoyt
sleet, Norwalk, on Saturday evening,
the Nth inst. Mr. Mawby isa popular
finisher employed in Adams Brothers’
factory. ‘
Tltesnnual conclavs of Clinton Com-
mandery, No. 3. Knights Templar, was
one last evening in the Masonic hall.
Thefollowing officers were elect“ and
appointed: E. C...flharles N. Wood:
0min. Elmer J. ‘l-‘airchild; c. 0.,
George W. Raymond: Prelate. Frank
Street: S. “1, Arthur 0. Wheeler: J. W..
Peter heker: tieasurer, levi C. Han-
furd: recorder. James D. Jennings: stand
8, Charles E. Squire; sword K. Charles
A. Sherwood; warden, Charles W. De
Forest: sentinel, E. M. Merritt.
A bill of much interest to the Catholics
of this State is being drafted for presen-
tation to the incoming legislature. The
“bounce and intent of the bill is to
change the law pretsining to the plac-
ing of children in the county homes.
giving the parents of the child relin.
quished to tbecare of those institutions
great powersin the matter of regaining
its custody. The law says thatachild
placed in the county home shall not be
returned toils parents until they shall
haveprovided, in the judgment of the
county commissioners, a suitable home
for it. 'l'heproposed new law will. it is
understood, regulate the rules of county
homes so that the Catholic children
placed threin can receive instruction in
the Catholic faith. through being re-
moved to Catholic institutions or by
other means.
Col. Charles L. Burdett. president of
theLA.W.,who is a dweller in the
Nutmeg State. has received partial re-
turns from the cousins. just taken. of the
Connecticut wheelmen. It is estimated
that there are l5.000 riders in the state,
8,“ having been counted. with three
counties yet to be heard from. in Hart-
iord there are 3.!00. and out of that
number only 810 are members of the
logos. New listen has 2.300 riders.
impairs state only 3.66? enjoy the
W hunch. .Col. m» a
very active in his interest for cycling
aadroad improvements. Neat who
will h-titrrto a very aggro-in policy in
the securing of members. Wheclmcn
generally show little appreciation of the
lsagrre,nono ic- thau in Connecticut.
fwattbehatelsction only tolledd
voted,andowingtolaok of interest in
flflhgmtthahflotnlemthanm were a
coated. Twotiehetswsreintheileld,
Mill-competitbn was soslkhtas
hsullytumsrttthsnsmeot contest.
“ ovsa ran elves.
flawsaadOa-lpsfthandyl-Iaat
3m
I
.Irs. hankllayistobaildam
Enlisndail
besnawardsd
tum Itwllllnvemodsrnimu
provusata
WWW“ m b! “10 EP-
worthlmofthehrthvsnaeli. E.
‘ as thsresultofthelrcntsrtain-
nest art my mg no people
mhfismudthomughlyem
firm f: ..
firmwares
“mam nlvhisa ef the “main-byline
during
as anal-5-!“ what was
WHAT“) WINGS.
Theatrical latter- to Which Play-Owing
hosts war so tar-restart.
William Gill's slices-in! musical com-
edy of ten years. “Our Goblins,” will be
presented at Music Hall on Wednesday
evening next by a company embracing
someofthebesttalentin America, some
of the numbers being lira. George S.
Knight. Richard F. Carroll. William
Blaladell, Annie Southerland, Clara La.
vinesnd OscarGirsrd. Thspiece is in—
tended to serve to introduce these clever
performers in ports pmiculariy adapted
tothem and allow the introduction of ,
original Wellies and musical special-
ties. The list of names In one of suffici-
ent strength to fill the theatre. A de-
lightful evening may be assured.
uowrvfiis.
Tomorrow the dedication of, the new
additiontothe Methodist church takes
place. Presiding Elder Wing will oflici—
ate in the morning and Professor S. F.
Upham, of Drew Theological Seminary.
in the evening.
Something out of the ordinary occur-
red'l‘hursday afternoon. While James
H. Stevens was going home from. the
pmt-ofiice he lost a $5 gold piece, a nickel
ands cent out of his pocket. He did
not miss them until he arrived at the
house. As Mrs. Stevens was going out
she said she would look for them. She
did so, and found all three pieces of
my lyingin thesnuw within a short
distance of each other. Another $5 gold
piece which Mr. Stereos had in the same
pocket did not fall out. He considers
himself very lucky.
DAB] EN.
Mrs. Albert ll. Scofield and daughter
Eva are the guests of relatives in New
York city.
Miss Emily Mather left Thursday for
a visit with relatives in New York city
and Pascale. N. J.
Mrs. N. L. Hobby was taken suddenly
sick about one week ago. The disease
aflected her mind and she will be taken
to the asylum for the insane at Middle-
town.
When on a visit to Iowa, Mr. K. Dal-
ton. of Luray, Russell County. Kansas.
called at the laboratory of Chamberlain
& Co... Des Moinea, to show them his six-
year-old boy. whose life had been saved
by Clmmberlsin's Cough " ‘y. it hav—
ing cured him of a very severe attack of
croup. Mr. Dalton is certain that it sav—
ed his boy's life and is enthusiastic in his
praise of the Remedy.
srfxnlv’ sail-m."
Preachers and Their Themes 1n Norwalh
Churches To-norrow.
Home Nassau ('osuumsnoxar. \Vos-t
avenue and West *il’m‘fs. ltev. lien“ 11.
.i. pastor. Seti‘lt‘uw 1mm a m. and 711)
Rim; Sunday schmi. If: m. The Young
iple's Society of t‘hri-tian Emir-runr writ
hold a merrier of pruyer and phat-m in the
chapel at Gilt p. in. The pra-iur's sult—
jeci in the mornin will he "The Su-ret Sim -
glesnf Life." at eevenlng the truth nun -
versary of c Youn l’eu‘vle's’ Sol-let) of
Christian Endeavor at I l... ohwrved.
Scorn Normans Manama. \"t‘si IVl‘IlHP.
near Garner. Rev. If. E. Borneo. “blur.
Services 10;!) a. m. and 71]) : sondsy
per la the morning. The "Parava of tin-
alenls" will be the pastor's subject in the
evening.
80cm Souwsu firmer. Wm: uvrrmr. mar
Pine. street. No settled met-tr. Preaching.
to.» a. m. and m» p. in; Sunday st‘liuii, i': in.;
Y. l’JLf' 1%.er or meeting. $.11) p. m. Rev
t‘. A. I’Itlduck. o Hartford, will preach morrr
lug u-d evening.
Tntsrrv linemen. Wm street and Fair.
llettl arenueJouth Norwnlk. Its-v. 01in lini-
Iock.rcctor. Snood Sutuluy in Advent. .‘lul’ll-
lug Prayer. mention and llol I'nmxnuniuu :n
“imam Sundav nr'lmul at " 15p. m. Evening
Prayer and sermon at M) p m.
Nonwara Coxultnosrtoxu. mrnor Park
and lambs streets. Rev. T K. Noble-J1. ll.
tor.) tierviccs at 102.1) a. m. and 7:31p. m.;
. l’. B. C. E. meeting. (will .ru. Morning
subject “Power to Win Souls.“ Evening sub-
incl. "Womanhood in the linrneutlze Ideal
Vite and Mother.“
Normans his-rnoms'r. “'1'?“ and Mali It'll-,-
trues. Helewrge YarrAlefyueJl. it. ~ inr.
Hewlceu torn); a. m. and 2:31p. m; lliltllt}
p. m. Morning. liulyt‘ommunlunoml "rt-p.
lion of members. Evening subject. “Christian-
ity and Mia."
Noawatl llama-r. East avontrr. oprmite
mu. Rev. I". 15. lhihblns. pastor. Ser-
vices. lm‘lla. m. and To") . in; humbly school.
12 m.: temperance serv cc 8:11) . m.; young
pic's meeting. kill p. m. A nlng sub-
he ”Thelilavlour‘s‘l‘arrwelIfwfoliowpl by
‘s u r. ven ug su cot “ Ivor
"gm 3’00 9 Y
. Pan’s trrsconl. Church street. oppo-
‘“'. “some; “it."L........"""""‘3 all;
rec or. u w
%.:eubjact“h ,"fhellgi’n-smhrttdcer." I “:5
cs- ssrmon. - p.m. mo
of a series of advent lectures on ")iraiem
Doubt." Sn "floss Modern Selenect‘on—
nm with the this?" riunda .
and Hal lla intuit“)
‘ service
soon! we s to all.
Gases Bristol-st. Belden avenue and (one.
street.N k. ltsv. a. ll. Watkins. rector.
ascend Sunday in Advent. Morning Prawn
a.m.;hltaa.sermogcand 8mm? a.
.- IL: “I, heel. .: "It.
The rector
9!. If mil. 0 of West ven
incisions-mum a". w. In:
um. pastor. how Man. 7 a. m.: Children's
P’fflJgtfl-twmlflll m.;Vsapcrs.
v.
Ian Lungs laraonrsr. near VahZandt
avenue, orwalk. tier. 0. Emma-
tor. “Humanitarian; in.
gay... flan; youngnsnple‘arascting sum
m:o=w:: on. “neuron-narrow“.
g. Wnafi'shlm
day I!) n. ta.
”Whflmm Sim.
sum German my schoolatlllfll a.
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gm: Winona analyst-t.“
averse.
p. 1a.;
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PEIIPLE’S IIIKET.
'“strollWiiiifiiilfiifiiifiullfsT“v
Fore quarters lamb, lc. lllnd quarters lamb, lie.
lolns lamb, l2c.
concord and listswhr Grapes. lie. basket.
tweet Harms oranges, Ile. an...
E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor,
FIEE 5mm Prunes" an
m mm" m“ 8"” SW" “mm-J! ’ 21 Wall Street. N03155:,
Telephone Call. 523. Telephone Call 5’1—3
ter than a flannel bandage dampened
nearly always reflect a cure in one night‘s
time. This remedy is also a favorite for
rheumatism and has cured many veryse-
;qeaoa&;itii 1avenue and 26th street, ousting
. , it rich gives 19 [topic dys in
and the“: purple 3 nd “$56.00 pew ’
each for Cactus Blind (.‘ure to cure them.
. In
school. lftm. ('omruunionofrlie Lnrtl's ring» '_
school. B m.: Bpwonh Imus rim-ting. will)
and Meadow alfl‘ot.
sittings and ' m
. Novem . .. we.
Estate of Andrew «5|.me of Norwalh. in
bid Dill l d
wnlk hath limited and allowed sis trier-lbs
said ssfatears muscled o muslin-rungs.
payment
Home .. mm"
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Wednesday Eve’g, Dec. 7
Brinkley Bros.
our Goblins!
Pre=ented by
hills. GEORGE S. KS [Hi-1T,
RICHARD F. CARROLL.
CLARA LAVINE.
with Clmmberluin’s Pain Balm. It will
verc 03885.
If a New York millionaire gives .1 din-
, ‘ m doc-
tors blllfillntl tin. Iy have to payQ-‘LUO
what Would be the saving per mplta if
the dinner ghoul-I not be given, there
being 81’ persons at the feast!
‘ Inquire at Plaisied's drug store where
you may have the, problem solved and
get information about some Blood Cure “’H‘LHM BLA'SDBLL'
. ,, ,, __~ ANNIE SOUTHERLAXD.
”I I; l’. OSCAR (HEARD.
ANNA BELL,
Serpentine dancer.
And twelve others.
. , . PflPllllll PRICE8,.35, 50, 758.
lrESULUTlnNS “F llE'lll'EllT- xfifii’ifimhfifih‘é‘fififiifim‘i
_ aspeciul meetingui the Roswell: Club. [I]
a cal ed for rbepurwreoilakmg suitable
l H‘: l ifx‘l.:‘flr I}! _ x , ..... ..-... _...-_
Inn! r r 9 0f its me'nbv L. AMI l E‘s-i 30‘ Club” In "II c- ‘- Ellml Ialllluenl “muse-
:‘tith. ll‘tL’. the following minute ‘vVitS unsui—
Wednesday Eve’g. Dec. 7
mouaiy adopt, (I:
General Robert ll. t'rerzfurvl. n msmber of
MRS. J ENNIS HALL WADE. Soprano.
LOUIS KOPI‘. Solo \‘ioiinifl.
this cluh.rlied emhienfv at his re—ieience in
Norwalk. November 51h. 1:92. Most of his
CHAS. ILK'I‘TELL 1.005115. Humorist.
)IIL W. WARD STEPHENS. Pianist.
ISCLI'DISG
mature Iiic WM spent in this community.
lickels, Rizsrzm'rznsza'rs. 50B.
where he nil-'i an imwrrant pine..- hv in:
otliciul connection with w verztl loading finan-
General Admission Tickets at Box Office
Only. 35c.
rial Instiiu'ims. up! in}. extemite private
“1"” ”liens at Pinneu’s and Pleisted's Sat-
did!
lLlY.\10Sll.~In this ritv, [k3- 2,2miiie F3
rule of Willi-mi Ill. Raymond. (3?" Fun—
eral Sunday. at 2 p. m., at 6 Henry street.
Burial at convenience of family
for hr» sebuinrly it.:clli.eiux~. umniy qualities
and public spzrit. In rho ~l.tteut large he was
wide y known and row-nod. having torn: been
an 0mm: of the Sellout-I muml. and fur sov-
rral years its rill: ir-m lie-rel; and he was «mm.-
the candidate»! a tea! [millir‘ztl [arty fur the
(tiller) of (‘niltipfrnllr'i' Hf the nhtlt’. He mt.» held
in great regard by hi» (ellww members wt this
Hub for his high I‘lmnu‘lrl’. intellectual.“ »
czuuplishnients Moi we! .1 qualities:
'I‘h-vn-‘ore. the Seruai'r t'iuh. desiring: to
pmert‘e for itself a brief memorial of his life.
and to festifv to his family its :cnsr- Hi the
loss sustained in his doathuiimts that line
minute he entered upon its n- ‘onbmml that a
copy ihermi be transmitted to .\1rs.t'muiurri.
l: w-s also omit—red that the samebe tarnish-
ed to the press for publir Minn.
“'31. A. C L'ETIS.
1t Secretary.
later '53: Golden.)
Real Estate’and Insurance.
“Elfin I SGTDS STREET.
business; and be “An he?! in high realm-m aim
nrday morning. Dre. 3. at 9 o'clock.
for the Bent-Ill of St. Paul's ('th
MUSIG lllll. SOUTH llllfl'llll.
SPECIAL!
FRIDAY, DEC. 9, I892
The well-known American Comedy.
The North
and the South.
THE CAST:
MR“. ELIZABETH ll. IIISNIZLI.
SIRS. R. G. MITCHELL.
MISS GRJCH MEAD. ‘
MRS. FRANK TAYLOR
MR. FRASK TAYLOR.
MR. I'RED LACK)“.
MR. ALFRED Alih’l'ls'
MR. CHARLES E. "0“.
Persons looking for a lot. or llullrr‘ and lot.
with tin- View of p‘m h.t~in:.nrr invited In
rail «ml ex ‘vllllilt'nlir i’N. “e hm'u thrm :‘nr
sale in every part-d the city of roumnahic
prices and on raw tern». am; if
“tavern. '
'l‘Wt) or flll‘t?» goo-l hardware pundit-rs can
find steady empl yawn! l»:- zippl‘tin‘, H
the heart Jr Duly Mfg. ( In. i‘ir-vrinm. “him
may
lyrerrms ,1. servant. by Sunlhli uirl. In.
quire at 49 Son l Mum sift‘t'l. N'illlll Nur—
thk. drill?
“'A.\'l'lfill ll; an experienced and profil-
val homo-keeper. situation in lillUnrklR'D‘
or. \Vnulrl Itlkt‘ entire charge. Admire» Mrs.
‘..>‘.-muu-l office. .11 m 4“”in by l‘nmimn)‘ D.
. . ... .- .. . ., 7—.— harm-aim: To rents all nm-r the house.
(‘HLUHIIID girl. who i~ u worm-tom (wk (hart “rem Friday. Dev. 3|.
a and lttllll‘ll‘rna Hv'en'ul'r-i rw uiml. Son's on mir- ul I‘Iubtcd's. South Norwalk,
Apph m to \Vt'af .twmw. Nurwrtlk. « l lw ml ”MW. Yiwown. minim" 1L0
. . . 2
'3‘" ”‘1‘- MISS Emma Van Tassel
‘Et‘lleHlu. r. i li-Mu‘ Nu filihiwrn avenue
5 Host Somali...mnmlning f» mom-t. titty. & co
\vatvrin. Rl'h' $5. Inquire nl' .‘Irs. TIIUHHLH '9
ll. Smith. on the IT:‘illl\t“,‘, or 1’. trick M tkr- r. -
Icy "n“ “th fluimlryf " ' u 1.1 lrllt'l’ fur Hm mutt irnxlitys ill! entire-stock
. . in mat Ll unit-r to make mom for
or her gmnis.
hi"). I w
I (“'85 No. :31 Day sin-r7. llt-“ly pa red
and painful; wot»: in. lluum- _'n. d
Tolls! slrnvrmue or two fruullivr: water on
both limits: in ind mnviitiou. Inquin-uf John
II. Krinpp. r: \ 'cst street. South Norwalk. 1 '1.
L15”
1 ul'Sl-Ifnrmuvns, \"nlt'l‘ >Ircel. '9)”; lumen
:I nnmm. Water surwt, evil". linun- Went
Norwalk rmvl. 33th home Five- .‘lllu llivrr,
sum: luv shop williengme and boiler. tiny.
more! Ilrm. mil
lists trimmed in latest Style, 25:.
Made 3 I .00.
Please give us a roll.
MISS mm on ussu & no.
it floor ll Wash. 51.. Smith Norwal.
"THE Puss
1315‘" YORKJ
FOR 1893.
"as a lam-r Dull t'lrr-ulsllon than snyothev
Itopuhlh an Keepipuper in America.
Daily. Sunday. Weekly."
. The Aggressive Republican Journal
Poll HALE.
of the lielropolis.
CAKE“) knives. pocket knives. shears and
l NEWSPAPER Bill THE llSSlS.
. NIi‘iIl-l' fumbled mom or board. goal
A runnutnruInflow, M I! ankiln street.
or inquire lti Luther \\'r.glil's carriage- fan a
wry. nh'l Ii "
'31)“ mwplinns. entertainment». psrtlrs and
bull-A. U. U. A. M. lmII. “’au-r street.
Soy-milk. Elct'trlollghlu nmiall mmlerumn-
ventuncw. At rcmmahln raters. Inquire of
J nnlugs. l Knight ntmt. n‘ll 3m
’l slum lately «wanted by the .l. and .1.
Henri-an Carnot-or. also a sultr- of train-s
In James‘blnel. Apply to 5'. Fl. John lit-ck
wood. trustee. nib If
VIVE vmrrm on the tint floor. 1- run South
Main street and Hartford Place. item
’15. Four rmtnn corner Woodward avenue
item to. Apply to it 'A
n l
“'nvwl we r11 .
so vs. South Norwslk llanlwsre t'o.
“yam F l llh be it llf
- -. .. . . _.., i I“ v '
nos'r. , f" " 3‘33 ' ‘ .
LARGE. resound «5:va and white. four elicfllflllflll MI ”5.0““ com
years old. finder will be rewarded by
Daily.
The most remarkable News’s”
cars In New fork. vitae-
‘l‘ha Press is a lathwal Newspaper.
Cheap news, vulgar sensslln rash
find no place in the crilnrnns of flaws-ha.
morat- Is no A. Item-on. film.
walk. «Wiumm IIIIOI‘I‘.‘('IL
B
Dimmer or hum hit. :1. intone-rs
cam on
I‘k' . .
The Cut"! of Probate for theillstrlrt of Ner-
mm hereof i ll .rrrlliors of said
hull: 2th... mommy's for settlement. i 1'1"; mm» tlu host-lost tram
Those who neglect to I l r mots. n 30" YWI- ll sparkles with points.
I: attssfstl. with n raid tinni-I will he do. Till Film SUNDAY 301’"th la a .
l a roe-Ivory. All ms ndrhlsd is in»
did .roveris v ltoptc
”ll" summons
i more WlllthY eon-ms minus
WILLIAu‘mfim- as?» me things of the Denys-elm
'0!“
is u itttfiiiur sums
altar!)
sfimfigi" "" M we... ”' m " ms routes in no superior in it" ran.
' l’mbs e that . ...... u
a” a.“ limited amount uxwwmg. rue rum
" W 0' "dim es carat _ ,
”any,“ lhwl emu Mm ' ’ WWII" the rlvvnth 0! 5:1,! ”The M and M
.1."er "is sent l: crumbs ” hatty‘nss “'3‘" 7”." . a...
“no "r w . m ~ -- «7'1” . '3
men Elm-inlet . stigmmhav...“ - ' - a...
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a.“ canvass. . . . I...
Houses CLIPPED. "ll-gum,“ ,
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