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hehliutheSundayschoolrcomolTrlnity
church. yesterday afternoou.theattcnd~
ancehetweeuthehoursofdeuddo'clcch
heingquitelarge. Allthearticlmwere
disposedofaud the Iadies’AidSociety.
under whose auspims it washeld. will
mlieaaneateim.
tsrday to a law York men.
whence!» with pure cruel. to. e
is. to... Annie chilliama i. as
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maightmanattheComolidatedrailrcad
dqict and will he sticceeded byJauim
Wiillaott.
, Thel'Attempt and Expect” circle of
King’sllanfiiteraofthefiouth Norwalk
Baptitchurch will gives musical and
literaryentestammeut neatWeduesday
“Our Goblins” delighted a feireiasd
audiuice at lute Bali. last seating.
The company was composed of the best
mirth-provokes ever in thbeity,andde-
mrvedemuchlargeraudleucethan was
prusnt. Purity a Guerrero’s orchestra
furnished excellent mieic and were high-
eveuing. ly complimented.
Lib-ssh hamsfor roasting, 18 cents a
The new keel cat boat owned Charles
pound at Hayes’ market. by
TheCongregatior-alchsreh take‘rttn
annualcolleetioufortheworkcfthe
Americauuimionaryasmciationamoug
new” ofthesouth.neat
gunday‘morning.‘ ’
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harboryeshrdaymndwillhaheuiedup
for the winter. The new boat-laced.
sidesedcneofthehestofitsd-ign. She
is‘twenty-four feet over all end has
CeptsinB lWoodhaaccml Iiii-alto!threeandonizi-halffleet.
themilitaryenrollmentofthis Mice.
Belinda thatthere are 1310 men he-
tweeuthe age of nineteen and forty-
five years. Of this number about 200
are exempt from duty on account of
-Remonablepriu stlane's depot
rmtauraut. Opeuallnightw
Ira. Julia Scciield intends to make
numercmimprovemenia to her building
military service, ilroduty. “c- at :2 North lain street,’ formerly occu-
wlhne’e fl figurém M piedby the Women's Christian Temper-
enceUniou. Theilrstfioorofthehuild-
earlyandlate. ing will be lowered about two feet,
,OId Well Hoohandladdercornpany therflrymakingitmucbessierofaccem.
hrspsrcbmedanewhilliardtabls and It will be occupied by llewman.the
anew..poul.tehls. They willllephmd painter.whow1llalso occupy the bees-
infihemjbflkof the Council chem- wgmwinpoaessiunofCJLD’Artois.
her” mommy secured by thecompuy. llllaymondwilldothewosk.
Thepreseuthilliardroomwillheueed-
”-““ newer-noun rend-v
"‘1' rodm‘ 'forthememhsrs.
" "‘" atatcdthattherewasarumorofthecon—
eolidatiou of the Bridgeport' and New
flavencustom houses. The reason ear
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marital” : resumes u” signedw-tbatthereceutremovalofthe
capitol and adjourned tolonday..lan- “museums-lamenting N”.
earn. 'l‘ts'swssdone tocomplywith mummmwlns bond
mops-h...” mm” edmerchaeduemuch moreconvenisot
”.mummyhym fortheCousolidatedroad.Cmtomwh:i-°:
followingthsir m oflciah admit that there was
‘ suchaenusolldaticnsometinie ago.hut
mynothing has yet been done in the
matter. ‘
MIA“ REID.
A M lad-ates Ito-a Ire- the
mud!“
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street.isseriomlylll.
Newsrooms-idler! at his Much
Chmtaatllilllestnigha
managements-den ~luifsfcrthehoildaysrromrfic.to
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idlet ammonia, 3c bottle; separate
1” hhnkemufl pair:1.Whoass 15c
mm. tie boa. at Booth Nor-
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(Norwalk).
'l'heOarpeuters’ Unionncm
mmrnishti election
takraplsesatthenextmestf
Auentertainmtwill but u... rile
Operafloaseuudertheauapi ofGrace
churcb,theletterpartclthl month.
The annual meeting" '01 Bi. Paul’s
Chaptuortesntothuhood ofSLAn-
drewwillbehsldintheparl soon-to
night. awarded-millennium-
-Therewillllea 1““qu at
yourhouseifyoubuyyonrl ' gifts
attheliostonatoreJiorwalll. .
An important meeting of {the reception
committee of the Y. I. 6.1 Admin he
held next Huntley "mini? to make
arrangements for the annual New Year’s
reception. :
-'l'heholiday stock at the lilodoa atone,
Norwalk, is replete with undies—u
ahoumh in inviting pricul and” latd
styles. .
The Inasmuch (Ernie of K (Dangle
tors of the Methodist churcl will serve
tea at Ire. W. A. Benedict's, on lapie
street. Saturday afternoon from ii until
7 o'clock. The member-(if the circle
will meet at Io‘cloch. .
-A new line of men's ubckweei'aud
suspenders for the holidayltrule attire
Momliorwalk. . 1‘
While walkingm the met straw
Water street cloning yaw neon.
IraJohanuh. mumps-spam
Miller,” bade miraculoue‘ “We train
being run over bythe upltralhtai the
Deuhory division’ ' . dusbaelht 13:17.
——Booksof travel. bookst W .12
mo. cloth hound book-.1 (1 books.
popular poems. illmtrateid. children’s
story books.in fecthockeiif every de-
scriptiocrcrcldaadyouagmhrfound
at the Boston store, liorwallk.
A pleasant surprise‘ party was given
Wallerlt Bates.athis houle on Chest
nut street. last night The guests pili-
eredabcutho’elockanddelllceduntil an
early hour this snoring. .Gumte was
present from Daria. Wed Norwalk and
New Canaan.
~Blackandwhitelacealln techie-t
fed for knipshades. You willdnda
eiglineoftheselacesstthiihoswustcre
(Norwalk). .
Weather Prophet Vaugl-an‘s storm is
here. its approach was heralded by a
thunder storm which continued shat-
ly before 4 o'clock. The mini is rapidly
disappearing. Theetreamlu running into
the reservoirs are ovedowi‘ng and water
is plentiful in both storage Ireswvoira.
—msmgernwingmsdlilnc.sw
teed forilve yseraand will hatslife-
tilne,onlyfl.flfer thenel twoweeka.
at the m m (Nill This
would makeaveryssnsibl eudumful
Christmpassntfcrtheliilnwfle.
Aschoolcfimtructlcarillhshsld at
theliorwalkariaory.Wed yeveu’
ingJJecelaherlLundevth directional
thefltaleCouneilof the Alina-teal: lav
flu
‘r-rp-v“
' anim-
-—cehooi children are invited to. tile
Boshmfitore.llorwslk, from Biol.
o'clock everymorningto votefortheir
favoriteosndldetelnthe priasdolloon-
ua. Votinglefree. ‘
walled-hum
sdanewholeeto replace thecoewhloh
lslldead while ‘pulllcgflcpsliosseom-
WMWWBUIWUW-
minimum ‘ ,iélif’iflat,’ i...
pillows] hstsavedhnahloganasriy.
Bestonstnrs.Narwelh. " ‘
0. L. Hewett. who has been bunting
withapartyochw York sporhrnen up
luljtchfleldconntydshome for a few
days. Hewillrehrnto the woods the
letterpartcftheweek. '
~Bcohsof every description“ for the
oldaadtheyoungattheprlocs you can
silordtopay. The Boston store. lion
walk. .
Rev. 8. T. Graham officiated at the
funeral of William Whittlesey. which
washeldfromhislate home on France
etreet. Tuesday afternoon. Floral tri-
butes from many friends rested upon the
c-het. The interment was at Riverside
cemetery.
~Fcr wedding and holiday gifts of
sterling silverware vhit the Boston stare
(Norwalk). All their silverware i guar-
ilve years. and the. prices make these
beautiful goods perfectly irresistible.
PENNAL IBN'I'ION.
The 00-in- lld (Iota: ef larvalh People
and their Iris-la.
Ir. and In. William Bette, of Elm
street. Norwalk, are spending the day in
New York.
lire. Herbert Vaul‘ms. of New York
clty.ietheguestof IiasGrace lead.of
Iott avenue.
1’. St. John Lockwood and J. P. Tread»
well. of Norwalh. left town today for
Sacdmky. Ohio. for a week's visit.
lies Susie lorrell. of Hartford. who
has breathe guestof Iii-loss Kseler.
of Hart avenue. returned home yester-
day. ‘
DAIIIN.
Ira. Charles Seerlu and William Fair-
banks. whoelopedfmm this place. last
Pridey. used through here on an east-
bound train Tumday night. It is not
known where theirdestinatioo was.
WWAITOS.
B. Thoms- has purchased the old cm
mar mill of the Consolidated Railroad
company. He intends to have it taken
down in sections and moved across the
brook to hb propertybeck of F. Boyle-
tou'ecarriegefechlry. it is understood
that he will rebuild it for a blacksmith
mop.
CIA! smr PLAINS.
Ir. Judson. ofllartfcrd. came to our
school house last weeh sill examined
the register to see about the attendance.
The children who are alneot or late in
the future will he obliged to bring an ex-
eusa. as theteacbersayshehasablank
to fill out and send the names of sheen—
tesatothestatelloard of Education at
the end of each month.
TlieChrhtmaanumhachhe Cottage
Heartheomssiousin a handsome holi-
deycorer.endlsillledwlthgcodstories
and articles appropriate to the season.
'i'heopsniegatnry. by Rose Hawthorne
lathrop. Every hriehtand entertaining
andintheauthor’sbiatvein. linDer-
lstheLfloytfurnhhessn Art Wk on
Sandro Bottledlimneofthe Italian Old
llassera. Beashiabnuttsrworthfurnish-
essa'rbtmae in verse. soil
The L‘ Merrill-detest
istliitli‘maissarisnfaha season
bthasby Amy Blanchard. entitled
ShaatslelotLoum if
anteed by the manufacturer for twenty-.
& 50“,
wasuluurbu‘»,srnssr. sourli iionwaut. court.
trillion tenor“ complete stock or confec-
. on MM. seem;
that imminenuur’ymm air
miyluhlotuf elsgantpopm, ’ , a; a? 9
“BMW. the Windmill. I“ Fuel Severity
Telephone cull 1.3-2.
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CHAS. é. ssymoUtfi
lllllll. Illltlili. - ll Illlllll‘flll 81“.. Oil. flotilla.
peanut: noises. 0h! thoeean ' .weslth butchers. who havssll lus m. of gold, m“
. 1 With which may the pilblio and cause us was late”:
W m In welsh mots. list while we invite you to look on our remains. , .
resale Will he Interested. To match our gold against us. and if on will—your brains.
The celebrated comedy drama. “A
(kid Day,” introduiang two oftbegreet-
est comedians on the American stage,
Dick lferosec and John Schema.
will be prmsnted at llusic Bell, neat
Tuesdayevenlng. Thellew York Daily
liewamyeeffiepleyl» -
, who _ ,“A Odd. ’! It
thaicimesnthmsmfllhcatre leat’iiight
was witnued by an unusually large
padlonesmudjudglngbythecontinuous
aad-upceriuus lanshmrwthe place its
Blow.aud llr. John Scheean, its Able
More. are as funny a r as ever seen.
KiziNeglsou played h1.);do withindssh sind
an r o uetry t was k n
with the 00'! . lil- Jean Delmareepcroar,8
ed much lot by her performance of
Katherine d. who was “on deck all
the time." flies Keg.” ' les was
. is very tty
and graceful and displays nlorewt‘l’isn
ordinary ability. llsssrs. Lloyd, Gun-
ning and Conley were veg good in their
respective characters. so aided in the
fun-making. The music and dancing
area strong feanirs,eod the fun is fast
and furious throughout.
lira. [teeter Franklin. formerly known
as Lillieu D'Alre of the celebrated D'Alvc
Siam. whose records show them in the
’ put to have been under such managers
as Col. Bloc. ll Miner. Tony Pastor.
Harry Williams, illiam Emmett, Dun.
iel Shelby. John Stetson and other first-
clam managers. is now makings decided
hit at every performance of "Right Side
Up." Her acting and single in the
pert of Posy Blowhard is delig "ill and
so natural that cueactuelly forgets being
in a theatre; her every move is grace
itself. her voice melodious and her face
full of exprcmiou. We congratulate Mr.
Franklin. whom we have known for
years as one of the most versatile
American actors. upon his good fortune
in winning so clever ll help-mate.——Dra-
rustic News
Old Steel Balls.
In utilizing old steel rails it has gener-
ally been customary to split. apart the
head, neck and base. ‘heat each- part
separately, and roll the pieces out into
small plates. Several Western mills have
lately adopted a new method of rolling.
known as the llcCloull process. by which
uosplitting is necessary. The rails are
carefully selected. only those weighing
fifty-six pounds and upward per yard
being used. and out into pieces
from three to six feet long. The
pieces are then heated and six
times through a set of rolls. u the tint
pumtlmhuseof the rail is hentoverto
one side. on the next peas it ishent more,
and the bend '- somewhat led. on
thethird penthersil begins to ook like
splate,andtheotherpasaeecompletethe
process. The rolls are so designed' that
the metal is gradually flattened out with
would be highly injurious since the steel
does not weld. The finished plates ere
about aquarterof an inch thick and from
eight to ten inches wide, dependin on the
section of the rail from which t y are
made. They have been used for a variety
of purposes. especially for making wire
nails. for which they seem especially
suited. Tile inventor of the process.
Sidney McCloud. has also invented
another system of mile for wrappin
narrow plant: into alhdar which! i: nice
stronger n a ec' piece t esarne
sine. The reason of this additional
strengthisiobefouudinthefsetthatif
the outside layerof metal is broken the
inner layers are intact and will resist
further strain. while in the case cfe
piece of solid steel the rupture of the
skin is fatal The seams in these wnp
ped bars are said to be hardly perceptible
tothenahed c and only applar when
the metal is tower and twisted off,
which requires a great amount of force.
The advantage of using these wrepfid
here under certain conditions will be t-
ter understood when it is recalled that
steel frequentl bears a stronger rosem-
blancetcare ued.ductilecastiron
toe fibrous wrought iron. and parishes
so largely of the character of castimn
that a small scratch on its surface may
caries serious unable if the piece is sail:
a exposed to history strains.-— -
ton Transcript.
"aha Couldn't lass-y Three."
This playiapresented by one of the
cieverest companies in existence. every
one of them being especially selected
for their adaptability in portraying the
ehmoter they represent. The star,
Ii. llilliau Kennedy. is the brightiat
WW ‘ iii> America. and in
tithes-dude. been. rclewhish gives
fell ssopsto her: wonderful versatility.
is She issuppcrted byaoomepany which in-
cludes her brother. John J. Kennedy.
oneof the cleversst singing comedians
a” before the public: Iir. E. P. Sullivan,
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the powerful romantic actor. and a large
compshy. including a number of protei-
nent artbts; and as might be expectul
from such eat-roast of theatrical cele-
brities. a great performance is presented.
hhetII-eelllathellaad.
JobuLllruudaga.whoresideaatlo.
it Connecticut avenue, ls the'liight
watchmanatflateh.liaileyd:(le.’s fee-
inry. Alain“ o‘clock yeasrdaymorn»
lgwhliehewss‘prsperiagsogoboins.
he was in theeeglnercouieaamlnha
aadelraaiaghhrevolrer. when itemi—
dslttally rim. “bulletins-tug
Iloriam. saJscob. ?
out being bent over on itself. which ..
You‘re we collie to our business if b sir mean you can win it,
But you'd better save your gold. an own up-you’re not in it.
OPEBIII. Hill THIS WEEK.
[lest one of lllb lloast lilo 1h. illrlela steak lie lb. Porterhelae snail
lite 1b., lion-s Steak 1 e lh sin 14! s ’i . ‘ ‘ “
Finest cornedl Bee? in tile awe“. 80 lb
Everything warranted satisfactory or tskpll beak and money rota ‘ . i
3 ““5 ’5‘: d“. "WAUmProprletor f H
P OPLE'S IIIKIT. FIEE IIELWEIY,
18 crth Nh’Street‘rBouth ’l'orwulk. * ‘
‘ Telephone Gill. 52-8.
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unusual-—
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which have Jeeched the home oillcs from
persons unable to see t a
Staff of English and Amelican Physicians
during their last visit. they have arranged fora brie! return of THREE DAYS
OhLY. and Will be or. Parlors No. 51 and 52 llAliACKEllO HOTEL,
THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY. Dec. 8, 9. l0.
As upon lhl’il’ previous visit, they will give to all who up ly during thesedstes
Free Consultation. Advice Illumination and rest-eat.
This is Positively Their Last Free Visit.
Their object in pursuing this course is to become rapidly acquainted with tho
sick and afflicted. They treat all diseases and deformities. If your case is incur-
a lo: they will honestly tell you so and caution you against spending more money
or_uselcss treatment. During the past year 3,192 cases were rejected as incurable.
These specialists will positively cure Catarrh. Bronchitis, Asthma and all Throat
and Lurg Diseases. and will absolutely guarantee every case of consumption they
agree to treat, This mode of treatment is safe, sure and curtain in its results.
Epilepsy. liysterin. Nervous Exhaustion and all forms of nervous diseases perman-
ently cured by the London Specific Treatment. They have secured the services of
the greatest English Specialists for Blood. Skin and Su cal diseases of men.
Those suiforing from Rheumatism, Sores. Ulcers. Tumors, Lancers or any form of
Skin or Scalp Diseases should visit them at once. Remember, consultation, advice
and services absolutely free. Hours 9 u. m to 9 p. in. Sundays closed.
Illll DFFIGES Ill FIIBFIElll "EllllE. BRIDBEPORT, Bill]. (16 4i
if s New York millionaire gives a din-
;l’goagomh I’l‘ifiii‘n’? anngllth emu costing
. , w c giva poop e yspepola
and these mic s d $1,456.00 in doc:
tors' hills filial have to pay $5.00
each for Cactus Bl Cure to cure them
Owing to a large number of letters
’7 :l'iiirlor & Golden.
Real Estate and Insurance.
WASHINGTON emu
Persons lookin for-lot or house and
In.
what would bathe saviugper capita ii gfihugggmwomgfi émwhmbl:
the dinner should not be 'ven. there we in ever not the i am
being 37 ”mm at the (“up prices and 03.3% terms. c U at $10
Inquire at Plaisted’s drug store where ‘— ‘ V. -. ~ +>~—-
you may have the pmblem solved and W A‘- . It”.
get information about tctuslllmd (lure oi MISTEDLXQB. _- Anni se cookfiflaiidw
..__,.,. A , . lsundrw: wel recommended. Appl
at .\o. til West avenue. con! sitar stmihiltllu
I
Norwulk.
'I'llilili'l‘. - l »
'l‘lll'l large house with barn and about or.
lu‘fti of round. Brut W) per month.
t'an be lensei for stern: of years. Inquire
other of the Oil! Well Cigar (30.,81 “'th
street. tf
IIDl‘SE So. 9‘ hey sired. newly ”fiend
and painted: water in. House .0. h
'l'olles slrmtmnc or two fumillcr: water on
gofrrtst’nuirnrs.
FIRST AI’VEARA‘SCE 0!"
F. Gordon Meade.
in the well-known American Comedy.
The North
both fl urn; llltflltlll condition. 1 nimofJoIlu
ll. Knapp. r: Vest street. South 'orwalk. "t.
!
IAIOUH‘ErlYDOfllfl. Water street. 1!: Wires
3 rooms. Witter sirsrt. slur. eat
Norwalk Mil. 3911): house Five Mlle River.
8121!), list shop with engine and holler.
mend Bros.
XIUELY furnll-liill room or board. good
. actrlmmmlaiioue. lit ll Franklin arrest.
or Inquire at Luther Wright’s carriage fee.
For the Benefit of St. Paul's Chapel.
-AT...
lusic Hall, South Inmall.
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Till-2 CAST: , bull~. 0. ll. A if. hell. aier «not.
Surwnlk. lllwtrlc lights and all modem cou-
venlelllw. At flammable rules. inquire
.l. :l. Jennings. t linighi om . ufl
HE efirrv burly wcupiml by the J. and J.
llnrnunn ('rlmpem . also a suite of rmma
in Jumen‘ blur-h. Apply to V. Hi. John lock
‘31""1- ”Wt“.- ,, _ ,. W ”Hill.
‘l\'l-: mum-l on the tint flour. mrnn Hench
Main min-cl and "anion! Plat-e. Rent
HRH. MLIIABEI'II l. ""315!th
MRS. B. 0. MITCHELL,
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RIB“. FRANK TAYLOR
HI. FRANK TAVIADB.
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II. CHARLES 3. “0"1'.
Asst-lied by (‘ompauy D.
Admimlnn mounts all over the house. sis. Four mum (-0er oodward arenas
Chart opens 3 Dec. 3d. and Mmluw itrl'sct. Rent ’0. Apply to K. A.
can. on sale at lunar... South Sorwalh. wwwmi. let it
and llales', uptown. out to dl 2w
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(1 Hood lmusilon and rename for selling.
luqul'l' at Semitic. llraceh ofllce. Neewalh.
alum lllll. ~liiluril instill.
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TUESDAY, Ill-Ill. |3lh.
Perkins D. Fisher's celebrated Comedy
A unfinii,
Intredhrfiig two of the teat medians
now on the Am an usage.
lliii holistic and Join Sicilian.
The great mirth provoke».
WHIXUTIB 0F 30le ZNJUYHENT»«IM
You will laugh as mu never did before.
A illtlll‘l‘ ()F A Lll't‘i'liilll
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Heats now on sale at l'lalated‘aead Hale’s
drug stores. or
”rules“ 1...... it... if out}; and
a toll hum engine. Will sold at a bar-
gatn. .l. E. ii. rtayre. misuse. Sorwalka'ulrnn.
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Atrillt‘llllt serum. .0». in Male -t
Bridgeport. for nelei-iieap' muethe so'
thin week. Apply ("Charles 'l .l’rck.attov-
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llrhlgspurtJtonn, MI
.\ I’Allldllt stove. ingmltlrbAhE—Ilfi‘
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nutrition
Ill . Jinan .
America reused and versatile artists.
Mr. ud Mrs. Franklin
Am by a pen of excellent players is
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