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restaurant. Openellnight._
The Jitnindl’rohibltiou club is arrang.
lug fur'a’ball to be haldinGvrmanla
Ballilwhsnearfllture. ..
TheMNleaklis discharging a
wotplg'irouht Raymond Brothera'
whrf forthe ficbardson a lorgan
Furnacefllnpanfl
'4W “ago! lkabes. at Gom-
stock‘s hardwpmllfl Weahingtonatrcet.
'lhe Ware-tub meetingof the
the UniongGospelefii’rancs Reform
mil?- willbezhausiri evening. in
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The annual meeting for the election of
ofllcere of the Norwalk Wheel and Social
club will he held thh evening in their
rooms on south Ifain street.
. '7; .
.1000 yda. yard wide. unbleached
muslin, do per yard for Wednesday and
Thursday.» thefiouth Norwalk Boston
store. ” '
Oneofthsspringainswitoh euginellb
brokslast night and locomotive No. 58
is doing the switching in the South
Norwalk {night yards today.
The time-mama schooner Ellen
King. loaded with a cargo of lumber.
ranashore at Ellen's. fleck last week.
The steamer.” got her cl un-
injured.
——Huyler’e candytlrvsh every day. a
lAne‘s. 51 Washington at.
Henry N. Woodrufl. who wan married
two weeks ago. remembered the mem-
bers of Minnehaha Division, lastevening,
treating them to confectionery, fruits
and cigars.
F. Gordon Meadcheseonaented to ap-
pear lull?» Mfl' the South.” the
P“! tolls mop-trues Baillirlday
evening.._gWe were“ this is Mr.
lfeade's “Wat this theatre.
—N0litn pastel}, Harvey's spacial
Mlle. ail-It'lsement on another
oste- ~—
The stamina. and Addie v.
towed the' large three-mmted schooner
William Whpflwm yester-
day afwrnomi. The vemel was loaded
4-2.6!ng yds., yard wide. unbleached
mmlch per yard for Wednesdayand
Thursday. at the South Norwalk Boston
store.
The item in the flour Saturday regard.
ingtbeiusuranceonthelife of the late
Dr. If. B. Pardee was erroneous. Dr.
Pardon did not have H.000 insurance
on his life. nor anywhere near that
amount. ‘
-Afull lineof frsshcoufeotioueryat
lane's. ill Washington It.
ThedistvlctconvsutionoftheBonaof
Temperance will be held in th» headv
M‘will
-The Troy Hand laundry. 17 North
lainmopenfmmdm a. m..untii
Bp.m.;8aturdayaillp.m. Pinework
atpechlty.
Paintslsoommenosdwork this morn-
ing renovating and beautifying ta.
marketofl'. J. Hoyle. formerly A. 0.
lioylebashadtheicsboataken out.
“i. ”n ma em
-llane’s. .1 Washington street. open
Hill!“ I“;
a law Isle» er mm is.
”beam-in- ‘
Thethrpeuters' union will, slant on-
carats-night.
Jobnlloldrldgei ill athh home on
dimer W..l!yatt is building three
"'. 3%thim ifiitiflf'twi ,« 1'
‘ m m m: . 5* who "5.le u.
9 l’
m” or ..,
.W ' Q’Mr‘ilgt age. ,.
'Tbeaswer on thsOonnecticu Vt turn}
manometer“.
“Whmwwfl
attbeBoatonBtcrellforwalk).
Tbemycrmsetingat Unionville, a»
night, willbaheldwitblra. run.
Thomas 8. lorison continues to im»
prove from bk recentgaevere illnsu.
“1112‘ i
- F. P. Godfrey. of Chestnut. street. is
outafteraweek'alllne-witb chillsaad
fever.
Thefirecompanleaoftheborough will
holdtheirregularsnoutbly meetings to-
night.
Theragnlar meeting at the Novwalk
Pistrriclubwillbe held thh eveningat
theusualplacs.
WeatherProphet Vaughan predicts a
daugerousatorm for tomorrow, coming
from the southwest.
Frederick lag, broke ground yester-
day for hhnewresidenceouUniou Park.
corner of Union Place.
-—New England peanut taffy atlaue’s.
51 Washington street.
Harry Underhill. a Sam-rm newsboy,
was badly him on the leg by an ugly
bull dog. while he was running along
Wall streetyatorday afternoon.
William Sheldon is in Hartford today.
a witue- in the case of the United States
vs. Ills. Ellen Nagel, for violating the
hdsnl flcensehwa regarding fire sale of
liquor-
The Ledies’ llhsionary society of the
New W church will
meet in‘the chapel tocnrlorrow afwrnoon
at 3:!» o‘clock. to pack their annual mie-
eion box. which they hope to ‘esnd away
on that day.
Samuel mwood died early this mom-
» his homeou Cm street. aged tiny-
six years. Ir. Elwood had been an is-
valid for a number of years. He was a
Walker D. I. Elwood and)“;
George Oliver.of Norwalk. and John El-
wood. of Weatport.
——Special values in dre- patterns for
holiday presume at the Boston Store
(Norwalk).
It isreported that T. 8.Vauderhoef
hupurchasedGeovgeROowlee' catsu-
slve propwty opposite his handsome
residencscu East avenue.and will re-
movethebarnaudother obstructionsto
bisviewoftheharhor.andwillalso
oonvertapartofitintoapark.
A “leap year" dance will take place
at the Atbelueum to-nlght. Ioaelin will
furnish music and Cater r lelyn will
serve the supper. The floor managers
are limes-Am Gibbs, Ines Kseler.
Elisabeth Lockwood, label Cholwell
Killer. Anna and Lena Cole and Fannie
Iaonard. '
ThemarriageofEdwardLWihou.of
lleldsnarenuenndli-Gsovgia Street.
ayoungladywhohasboardedwithlrs.
Samuel andage.ouQulntard Place,ia
anuouncedtotakeplacsattlls home of
thelwide’amother in Bedford on Wed-
nesdayeveuinngeeemberfl. flowed-
dingwillbeaquletonemnlyths family
audafewhiendsbsing present.
Bpeclalrellgtousaervlcsa will be held
attheletbodiat church. Norwalk. tbh
U M.
iii“ meetingllllopsnwltha
dmforlfteerl minutes. led
byachoruscholr. Anewbook wllIbe
nsed.“’l'heflnestofthsWheat.” These
unstiugsarefovtheguodof all, especi—
Inimlmm
—8chunlchlldratlareinvitsdtothe
Whitman. from Dtnit
test. Votinghfrea
omit) VBelehu silos-ls.“ Iam- ,
him. TM .. an:
om. wml'l’illed'lly the‘cars
yarn-may
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“in...“ Harry on me nun-it,
mwflWfatwowvefl
ThsladlesofthsztNorwalkUaion
shapelwillholdalleww supper
at u. residence of Ira. William Dr
llott.tllnsvsuing. . ,
‘Aman whoclallas toknowmystba't
the unwilatholio church atBouthlfdr-,
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:wlhulmsblsavillattliiihumeofher sun.
on Strawberry Hill. isimpvoviug rapidly
andwillraturnhomsfiatuvday.
; Bums-mink Squimwfflorwalk.
}
Bedding yesterday. He b one of the
committee having ln'olllrne "I? erection
of a new club house there.
Inthepoulmatcb betwseanwieTay-
lor. of Darlen. andPred Ball,of Nor-
walk. played last night, Hall scored 1”
points while Taylor was getting seventy-
one. Thematchwaafovapurseof ero.
Aboutthe first of January the rooms
Garettsbuildiugtotheroamsoftke
Knightsofthelysticehainatfiouthr
Norwalk.
Rev. F. E Robbimputorofthe Nor-
walk Baptist church, emulated at the
funeraloftbelatellev. llobert McGuire
gal. which was held from the family
residenceou West avenue at 8 o'clock
th'm afternoon.
Harold Austin. of Wall strut. Nu-
walk. left town today for New Yak.
where he will meet his aunt and awe.-
pany her ona trip to Auburn. N. Y..
and Scranton. Pa. He expects to make
his home with hi aunt at Auburn.
Chief of Police Del-‘orest's report for
the‘mcalth of November is 3 follows:
Whole numburof errata. 10. Causeof
arrest. assault. 5: drunk. 5. Dei'oeeat
arrested. 1; Northrop. l: Dann.8; Iartiu.
6. Dhchargedbycourt.5:paiddneand
oosts.5. ”Of the number arrested three
were. Americans. 4; Irish. ll; Germanfl;
liaiiau. 1; related. 1. Amountoffiis
turned over to the borough f. P“ .
07.80. Two nights of special duty were
performed. Four store doors were found
unlinked. ‘
Justice 0 I. (halides received» a
letter a few dayaago from Hrs. William
Hamilton. qyiug that her husband don
not support hilt. She wanted the justice
toaeehimand if hewould notagreeto
give her some of his earnings she want
edhimarrestedandaeuttoyall fer nou-
support The justice saw Ir. flamiltar
and pointed out to him the error of his
way. AM the trouble at the Silver
Leaf Social club's ball. last Thursday
night. llr. Hamilton did not feel in the
beat of humor towards his spouse. but
finallyprom'ucd thalratlrer than go to
jail. he would pay her board.
Attbcrightof the railroad track be»
tween South Wilton and Winnipauk
thmisasight not often met with. say!
the Daubury News. Three tree. each
about‘tsuincbesindiameter. are grow-
ingoutofaflat rock that less bares!
othevvegetation as an egg. There are
novlslhlefiasureaintherock and one'w
atalo-tounderetand where the nails
oftheireea llnd anchorage. Such trees
mustnavemanylargsroots. inorderto
enablethemtoruiatthehlghwimm
treesarainaclusterandare apparently
- mm Prewlu'e Aaaaallepsrt
my». 3925,.
‘ wr-maryof the present condition and
visitedtllePutnam mpgmnlhéhfi
of Norwalk Lodge. No. ”1.6. U. 0.
0. R, will he transferred from the
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“erman
”ever-:51”. sou-m
' Emile: rlail rlolrrells. >
autumn-(Barman. l
Theaunual reportof the chief engi-
aeer‘of the Norwalk fire department.
submitted" totbn‘Oouvt of Bung-a last
nlght,isasfollows:
Tb His Honor the Warden: the fire
Cerium eenndflleaoerfof
er
needsofthedepartment
rinks aim Aims.
Thedepartnent waacalled out fifteen
mes.
January it). 5 p. m.——Box 42. p. l.
Bullock’s school building, occupied by
Colonel Roberts; damage. tridlug.
Februry 18. 9:15 a. m.—-Box $1. I.
Strum's house. Spring Hill; damage.
trifling; caused of fire. defective flue.
March 14. 5:10 p. In —Box 12. Hacker‘s
foundry; damage. trifling.
larch )6. 7:“ p. m —lloa 15. Austin's
foundry; damage. trifling. ‘
larch 19, "All a. m.——Box M. estate
Charles Adams' house: damage. trifling;
calls’ of tire. defective flue.
Itarch Bl. 10:15 a. tin—H. I. Hoyt‘ :
no damage.
April 19. 12:00 noon—Box 36. Giles
Seymour; out of district.
April ”—80: 3t. Kimmie Railroad
company's house. on Railroad place; no
July 6. 8:40 I. in -—Box or. Quintard
building on Quintard place. occupied by
hamuel Bruudage; damage. m0; fully
mound .
July 17. Bill p m.-—-Box 15. P. W.
Bates atone workaulamage. .25; insured.
August 9. 8:30 p. Ill —-Box 81. Beacon
puny's house on Harboravenuemamage.
aw: insured.
September 24. 10:45 p. m.—Boa 32. five
in New Canaan; alarm rent out by rule-
take durinlr a heavy thunder storm.
October 9. 11:45 p. rn -—Box l5. barns
of Peter Decker and Dr. it I... Higgins;
incendiary. The tire was during a heavy
rain storm; entire department called out;
damage, ”.400; insured for p.000.
November to. 8:” a. ill—lira. Theo-
dore Smith’s home on Smith street; a
woman sunflocatcd: capgion of“. lamp
caussof re; damage. ; insu
Deuember 3. if a. Ill-Bill to. tens-
ment home on North avenue. occupied
by Chester Lamar; can: of tire. over-
hauled stove; damage. .
Twoof the above fires wereirlcendi‘
ary, two f'rnmdefectiva chimneys. two
fmauparksof blast fur-amenafrom
sparks of Mrs on [Johnnie
railroad. on from spontaneous combus-
tion, three from lamps exploding.aod
one from an over heated stove. Total
loss. 33.080; tom! insurance. “.445.
Thelcmbylireadurrlgthepaatyear‘n
very email. “Semarang. has always
responded peo- . wi t exception
of two cases. but’therl we had tervilic
sums. October 9. Box l5 was pulled at
12:45 a my. lurespulae to a telephone
call fr Am [-1, J. lill. The wind was
blowinghard and those firemen living
north of theengiue house did not hear
the bell. November lb. Box 15 wall
pulled. but relused to work. which indi-
ruted a break in the line. lo muse-
queoce very few of the boys were out.
more few. however, worked hard and
soon gained the mastery.
The department is inagood healthy
condltion. consisting of one hundred
men. of which Phoenix Engine company
has th‘ . Hope Hose «unpany thirty.
Pioneer 00k and Ladder company
twenty. and the Fire Police twenty. The
force mists of one chief engineer. two
umistante. Phwnix Engine company.
He Hose company. Pioneer Hook and
Ledger company. and the Fire Police.
We have one steamer. one hose cart. one
supply wagon. one parade carriage. one
four-wheeled work carriage. two lune
jinn and 2.5% feet of firstrcllles hose,
dlv' as follows: 1000 feet in hose
wagon. 750 feet at engine house. 750 feet
at Hope illusi- headquarters The old
hoseonhandistoofargonetobeof any
use.
Innovnklrrs.
The engine has been painted and new
belts and clubs have been furnished the
growing from the same roots.
OVER ’I'llll RIVER.
news and cause; at the Day In her
law-II.
TheEpwovthlaaguewillmestl’viday
evening with Ii- Almcta J. Hawkins
officesidePlae-e. "
W. B. Patcheu is having his tvm
halves at Nos. “and lilVanandtavf
”mm' W '2 § 7'. ’ i“.
Johalldvrh mourningover‘tha log
of his large black Newfoundland dog
My
attention. ‘ - 'l' W‘
mmmimhchamottinmlht
mas exorcism to be given in the“
Avenuelethodhtnpiacopal church de-
sire all the wholara tube prrsrutata
rehearsaliatheonerchneatfrldayevno
lug.
DAN" Ah! NOWON.
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.towhistlethacallat
FirePolics. The lamps on the parade
carriage have been re-nickeled {The par
tor of Hope [lose compsuy has been re-
painted aud newly pupered and the out-
atdeof thebuilding repainud and var-
niahed.
cm.
The de t has had very little
duty to arm: our expenses havenev
severity light.
1 have in my , acolaplste list
of all the belongingaof the borough al
the diflxreat the M which I will
nbruitlfyoumdmire. ..
PIWIIIMMWM so many
‘ youat theanuual inspection. It gave
yeaaeappernm'ltovmhnkavmthe hun-
angh Ipsvoy ’
mental: tones them are.“
era.
As to our wants. wizarl'eread “(regret
classgongaorta , as o ws:
One at II. B n’alivlrystablva and
one at tlle'electric light nation We
havsau inferior bellattlle a'ahlea now.
which will glvenoalarmat limve. ltlll
implwtantthalthenuppiy wagon should
bsoutatavery call.
TnsBlsctrlo his company promise
every alarm lfa
tablebnllb
llos tkswemkchnkasaeshad."-
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www.moov-m Kansas”
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“ailment-life“ has and
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hgearelhtlaeiavtrysvvereattask at
deep. Innaltraleetttelsthttttaao
dhtr
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the; gallium. cl Wyn. '- farmer-_
. manta-rm mum-sh
Mlltatatatederingarecutbliaurd.
_ than Win mlllng yoursptelal pt»
nation tomoolnpletestouk q confec-
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Telephone cull 13-2.
NQRWALK. CONN.
rumour. “files.
uncommon-gunman,»
as real: alt-ea.
Frank m of Brooklyn. spent
Sundayatthe home of his, parents on
Campstrest.
Iii-s Bertha Howell. or New York city,
isagusstattheGraoe church rectory.
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You're we come to our business if b
But you‘d better save your gold. and
Best (lute of Bill Roast lilo lb.
lde lb., lieu“ steak
lr‘ofiltorwelt litrsturaed, ' home am 3r ‘ hwy??? “FWMEW. .99?! 0'
amiable-ban: visit with up. Annie
PEflPlE’t IIIKET.
18 North Main Street. “South Norwalk.
Telephone Cell. 52-3,
«urn. nan-loyal. Brundegs is visiting
her mu at Iflddle Patent. N. Y.
CHAS. é. SEYMOUi. ‘
«it elsulurrol 81.30. Intuit?”
ll"‘ll:' fill-w“ "'
c .. on er lite k lb.
Planet Corned; Beef la, the town. I So
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pr ‘fi .
43"" wry.
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. wathy mama.“ . who have surplulsd stores of gold.
cause us.woe unto .
List while we Invile youp‘tlo look on our remains.
our gold against us. and if 'ynu will-your brains.
air means you can win it,
own up‘—-you're not in it.
trend—Fill”—
Tlllll WEEK.
. Portsrlloaee Steak
taken back and money refunded. ‘
E. J. WADHAIIIS. Proprietor,
FREE llEllelll.
PEilPLE's IIIKET.
2] Wall Street. Norwalk.
Telephone Call. 57-3
CharleaKeithmf leviden. is visi g _W_~__.-..__~_.--___--_ m-
at the home of his parents. Ilr. and ‘ rs.
B. 8. Keith. Winnipauk.
‘ Mayor-lid Mrs. W. B. Reed, of Ban-
ford Place. returned yesterday afternoon
from a visit to Staten island.
Gave the one." a Decimals.
Label-at night Daniel Bunion. while
under the influence of liquor. struck
Officer Dunn in the jaw. nod was turn
in: his attention to Ofllver Northrop
when the former struck Hanlon lightly '
on thshead with his club. This dazed
Haulon somewhat, and the officers
thought he was subdued. Taking ad-
vantage of the officers’ good nature he
broke away from them. ran up Main
street. and hid in the hallway of Officer
Northrop’s apartments. Here be over-
turned a barrelof coal. rolled it down
stairs. and was having a fine time all by
himself when the oficers found him.
They brought him out on the street and
were proceeding towards the lockup
with him, when heugaiu broke away.
Tbechief gave the oflcers instructions
to capture Hanlon at all hazards. and
the business portion of the town was
‘x
Ovr'1 to it large number of
ONLY. and will he at Parlors No.
As upon their previous visit, they will
Free Consultation. Advice
for useless treatment During the wt y
him coming out of High street into Wall.
Austed by Officer Dunn. Chief Deh‘urest
took flanlon to the lockup, where he is
awaiting trial. He was crazy drunk and
hi friends. it is said. supplied him with
more liquor this morning. He spent the
night shouting and yelling. keeping the
entire neighborhood awake.
agreemirmt
Skin or Scalp Dismses should visit them
and services absoluwlyjrve. Hours 9 a.
thoroughly searched. The chief found These spa-Mists will [archive-Iv cure Catarrh. Bronchitis,
and Lurg Dims. and will ahamlutely guanlutw every
This mode of treatment is ~nfe.
Epilepsy. Hysteria. Nervous Exhaustion and all forms of nervous diseases perman-
ently cured by the London n‘peciflc Treat ment.
the grenluat English Specialists for Blood.Skiu and Surgical dlsvuSes of men.
Those suffering from Rheumatism, Sires.
RETURN VISIT".
lelteru which have reached the home office from
persons unable to see the
Stall of English and American Physicians
during their last visit. they have arranged fora brief reium of THREE DAYS
51 and 52 MAHACKEMO HOTEL,
THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY. Dec. 8. 9. l0.
give to all who apply duringdhesc dates
Examination and Treatment.
This is PositiVely Their Last Free Visit.
Their object in pursuing this worse is to become rapidly ac ll-linied with the
sick and nillucted. They treat all diseases and defill'inlllv'll q
abh- they will honestly tell you so and caution you against spending more monvy
If your case is incur-
ear 3,192 cases were rejncted as incurable.
A~lllllla and all Throat.
mm- of consumption they
sun- and certain ln its results.
They have secured the Services of
Ulcers. Tumors, Gallon-re or any form of
at once. Remember. consultation, advice
in to 9 p. m. Sundays closed.
Ill! llFFIllE8 l3! FllllFlElll AVENUE. BRIDEEPDRT. lllllll. 66 4t
" hie Couldn't lam 'lhrwe." ‘
Theabove title secured to amuse the
curiosity of the New York public. so
touches that on the opening night the
housewaepackedtothedcurs. Tbcsuo-
can oftbe play was instantaneous. and
during the entire New York engagement
the theatre was crowded. The play is
an unqualified "002.; the scenery be-
yond anything yet seen; the company a
powerfuland evenly balanced one. and
Him Lillian Kennedy. as the heroine
“Bea,"presenta a characterization which
for hiatrionic ability has never been sur-
pemed on the American stage.
The manager of the Opera house in‘
forms m be is negotiating with the man-
ager of "She Couldn't‘hlarry Three" for
one night. He says there is a very small
chance for ru 2h a company having adate
open. No matter, let them know we are
unearth. We may catch them on the
return. You must remember ‘lwaa wind
3;; made Chicago. Keep blowing your
If a New York millionaire gives a diu-
ngrmaéobth avenue aud926th arrest. costing
.t . .w ichgivesl peo yepepsla '
andtbeeepeo e speud'l. 00 Indoo-
tnre’ bills finally have to pay will)
each for Cactus Blood Cure to cure them.
what would be the saving per coprta if
the dinner should not be given. there
being 8‘3 persons at the feast!
lnqliire,at Plaisied's drug store where
you may have the problem solved and
out information about If‘lllfl Blond Our»
Enthrfaimurnfs.
llllSlll lull, scum result:
I’- ll. KNAPI’. Manager.
Wednesday—Elia. Dec. 7
Brinkley Bros.
llur Goblins!
Pro ented by
MRSJlEthE s. K‘ ii; 21'.
RICHARD l‘. (‘ARROLL
CLARA LAVISH.
WILLIAM hf. ”SHELL.
ANNIE SOL'THIERLAND.
OSCAR (liltallll.
AXE \ BELL.
Serpentine dancer.
And twelve others.
Plll’llllll Phillis. 35, 50, 156.
Re~erved seals at i’laisll-d'slirug storms.»
Norwalk. and Hale's drug store. horwalk |(.‘t.
l l
l. I. l). l. Enienaillmenlwcmllse.
totem ortti nousr.
Wednesday Eve'g. Dec. 7
MRS. JESS": "ALL WADE. Soprano.
LOUIS KOT'P. Solo Vlollnht.
CHAS. llA'fl’llLl. 1.00““. ilumnrlst
hilt. W. WARD HTEPIIENfl. Planllt.
litleis, ‘5'“
IOWATTOS.
E. Themes in having an addition built
tohiabal-n near F. Boylston's carriage
factory.
The Junior Epworth Leagud is arrang-
ing for an entertainment to be given in
the Methodist church next Saturday
evening. It will musist of an illustrated
lecture by Professor F. ii. Baldwin. fol-
lowed by refreshments by the League.
For a sore throat there is nothing bet-
ter than a flannel bandage dampened
with Chamberlain's Pain Balm. it will
nearly always reflect a cure in one night‘s
time. Thh remedy is also a favorite for
rheumatism and has cured many veryae-
he Praia. or Idle-see.
Young Aime Naillard. the great com-
poser. was at the time of our story a
members! a rhetorical clue. The pro
femur gave as the subject of an easy:
"The Praise of Michelle." Oil the day
nted thethemes were handed in by
thepuydlaexcept Main-rd.
“Bit."sald the prolessor. "I have hall
nothing from you yet'"
”line it it.” replied the young rhetori-
l l'lll‘i'l
IlBsElth’EllfiEA'l’S. 50”-
Helen! Adi-lantern ‘l'lrke'n at Belt till-Io
only. 351:.
I‘ll en's and l’lrtlnlud'a Sat.
Ill It
Pm. 0W“. I
live. at O‘v'elnrk.
It'd-y mom. or.
YIES‘I‘ AP IABANI'K P
1...... I- -- mam-vermi- F. Gordon Meade.
I‘m. firm "”3353” in the well-known American Comedy.
byone; nothing but blank pagearrlet his
alarming to the pupil heangrily an»
"hylug to make a fool of me. eh!"
“No. sir.” quietly remarked Aime Malt
lard: “i only thought that the highest
tribute you couldbeatowon ldleneaawas
imply to b authlug..”—-Petit Hon-ah
Thaw-nannies.
“use toaseyoueaeasuh
“nmfimm mykava
mum-ulnar!“ won-
P' .
“l“!!ka'abvflramtha .hut—
The North
and the South,
for the Beaelt sf Si. l'aal's Chapel.
«AT-
lull: Hall. South Inmali.
Flllllil. iii}; 9.1l892
“I'll! cum
Ina. ml tnlvu : g'gfi'élfiwm.
“I. ouc.::s‘.%aanl raw:
2: 2.137552% m...
...r.:-..:::::;:: l: ”"-
mhahnto ta «ve’rllhskvavs.
s on sale at ‘lablod'I:
all all-I'MMW'I-
illssEmma Tali Tassel
8t 00..
Ir.J.P.lllah.an cupcake real ea-
tatedeslsviafles‘lotoesJowananow-
lympedoueoftbessvereststtacka of
pneumoulawhlls la the northern part
aayrthe Saturday Review. Ir. Blaine
haduccadouto'drlveseveral miles dur-
lfla strolled wassothoroughiy
thathewlauuablstopet warm.
andlmidsofauhcurafttrhislsturu he
was threatsad with a severe ears of
South ilorwalk.
I. 1’ ill 1.
m...“ mum 2:": “memos-.5 mam
mdm mums-my. .
alwfflmTh. m ;. liaisirlaertlniruuttymn.
tauwuweeietfsl settle a short til-I I“. bl”.
mesh easily. he kept MINI-nil-
hey'shieaaills ' ‘lshh
's, .,
ww- _ smile
“ . W 6:393... in
TayldFez Golden.
Real Eslaleand insurance.
WASHINGTON STRZET.
Persons looki for-lot. or house and lot
with the view ‘3'? purchasing. are invited id
and ex «nine our li.-t. “e have them for
sale in every parrot the city at rraeouane
prices and on raw lt‘l’mil. u if
Q
‘U A S 'I‘ I- ID.
‘3' experienced l dy'shnurrse; Owiih @663
I rvfercnree. lle~lres employment in run
line-me tenses. lie-sin! rum-noes. All ly at
.\o. 16 lizlv EirH‘l, Svlllt‘l Nurlvlllk. (£5 it
I A'lll'ls who will do vv illug {Jr me at Their
1 homes will flllll‘v,‘ good WRITE. Re lly
with evil addressed. .tanl d e "l ’ . '
Mlldml )li ler. sollllirlknilfllldfut opt. d5“;
T“? or tllrriw- good lhardware [ml'lshers can
_ Ill hl'fl' y enlp ymrul by n: l in to
the bean a» holy Mfg. l‘u.. (flel'l‘lllflld‘:€lhlfl.
n33t
> COLOR H) girl. who isn ruinpetrnt cook
A and lnllnll'ri‘ it erect-es aired.
\ppl) at a) ll est avenue. Nurwalk. i luv
’I'u t. ."I‘Z ’ "
», FURNISHED from room suitable for two.
A var dipol. ht’ill'll ll' furnace. lav e
clllse‘f: ulihur with-ml lmarll. Apply at . o.
t ‘Hlllll nirl>t rev. d.“
Vl‘llE inrgi- hum.» with ham and about one
acre of ground. Rent SI) per month.
t'nn he ll‘fieit't‘ for ll term of veins Inquire
ofllr'v- of the aid Well Vigor (‘0.' Bl Washinm in
street. dbtf
I.
lll'fil'l .\'-l 23 buy strut”. newly [legend
it‘ll painted; 'Sttlt'r in. House . o. d
Tulle" Mb-rLUflt- nr [WU fltlnllie: water on
both it «in; in mm! mm till-m. Inquire of John
il. Knapp. '2 \t’nl nine-l. mull. .‘wlt'vtnlk. "t.
r 25 if
I ”"519. :lfiltl'lltt. \vult'l' ell’w‘l. S'UIV. lwus'e
lint-inn, wn't‘l‘ .. re, t Mill: [mum Went.
Nurwulk rotvl. Swill; hum: Five Mlle Riven,
912m. ha! shop Illli e' gin».- and boiler. liar-
momillnm. m3
NICKIA' fli'fll‘ll'll room or board. good
armmlrlminlil-n~. at 4! Franklin s’rret.
or inquire at Luther “'rtglll'rl ntrrllatw fac-
tory. at! if
F‘Oit rl-t'ept lull-t. entertainments. parties and
balk. t). l'. A. )l. lull. Water street.
Norwallt. Electric light» all i all modern mir—
Vrnlenm. \t it‘lt-tlilltltln rails. lunntreo!
.l. ,_ Jennings. l hnlalll I‘ml. n2! 3m
riv'li
Retort! lately occupied by the J. alvl J.
llerm mn ihmlrmns. It so u snlte of moms
ln Jamw‘ Muck. Apply to F. ht. John hark
world. tut-luv. M5 IT
‘IVF‘. «mm-a on the firm! floor. writer liutnh
Mulll atrrel ltltll llnntwrvl l’l‘ms. lirl'lt
Sift Four mums (‘0'!er W-tnlwnttl avenue
and “mom- stm- , item 39 Apply to X. A.
\Vmullv r-l DI if
.——
“ d.“ ‘l‘ '5';
llllllrlr. all-l ('ll'Il'tfl'. U M can liar» the
' Mme by lrvlvlvw rm erty and pains
chum-n. marlin-nil. l". l’lth‘l‘Jhrt‘ltlltl’nlbl.
Bo ih Norwaka i. M it
\E ' ml'tvll I'mv flu, ell» Apply infillmob
a fi liltullt Zia “unit In: on alt-ct. ‘hllh
wanlll. MI
“Will Muck bur-v. rill-up. A
ppl) to lhaflil
thw. It‘ll-lib Mal». street. I."
Cltlilvlsut
“lull?!-
nlwfll {all in... share no
limit. Norwalk hardware (is.
nah
Idlfi'l‘f
M
A
hot latch and note. Hear. mm
. .3" twill" ‘7 mum"- “'3
f rran «‘0 Nil!-
rt. Henson. «It
whet buck and papal.
‘ ‘ . reason-2;:
lill. Itemern in. aid like ta later-M
author of the armnnyualetler which 33
r astral till! he had lull
iheeowahedlapnsglol to Mr, R53 m
the auction on Affirm. of having as order
iron ihandge of Probate to diapoae of an!
pen rt he w lit. ,
it 'llfislllllvli'n. semis. as it
mm mm NORWAI. renun-
l: [hill‘fi‘ ‘3 retina-er 3 b..§.71” in
I G
in 1.x hlalevf'MH'
Vlllatrlet dumped-k of
”toilets 'w‘tlhr'u at;
of m
10
Court of i
walk hath limited and al
f tiled lit-root ior ineemiltan
#3:» 2: our“ thelrelallns for earn-sat.
make
ho lrrilo ntahur
l; start. wlih‘l: said
I .it' I
ll.» am vs Even. “E
said eatlltsare requested
mural to
arms. om
us «It Ill Adm.
Hil’nh‘t-‘z‘éa‘b tip PE 0.
ilorsss stint! U W "I“
Mutts .
Gillette Machine.
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Norwalk Chronicler