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we have fine designs for the
Table pr Decoration
fin :the Latest
PERFU M ES.
Tellelgases
linieine Sets.
' llIIlIl’ Pens.-
Founlain Pens.
ETC.
ll.-llf.iPIai3Ied,
Druggist.
tllstflhr Stilt MW
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“firm-batman!“ not fully
“elm-ssh
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clendy.wlthrelucrsuow.
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«rem ”DIWALI.
Harvey W. Bell,etBoston, spent Bun-
day with’l'red B.l’arsons,st Brooksidc
Farm. ,.,
~Wg§l Washington street, open
earlysyudllto.______
likedoWebb. etAnaonia,bv'nit-
ingleateW. (haunt Ter-
race.
8- K- HI‘M 0!!!!“th
ot‘inleyealrevenuelorthlsdis-
mummrom
Mplts’finill mum.
Thesecoedswlablc of Lincoln Conn.
cl], 0. if. ALI."| trill he held in their
hell,chnada‘ y'cienin g.
-—1893diarieaat low pricesat Flynn‘s,
P.0.newsstand.
Palestine Castle, A. 0. K. I. 0., at its
meetingto-nlght,‘will¢non:inate odious
tor the'eesulngtcnn. A full attendance
iadesired.
-—Beau:nabla prion at lane‘s depot
Inherent. Open all night.
Companylyeannualconcert andball
takcsplaceie the armory this evening
andprerer'sestobe a ray plea-et at-
fair. Heine‘s orohmtra wIiI furnish
musicundchrchhrmauwill prompt.
-Oommny D ball III-Bill“-
Aapen'almcstingoltheUnianoapel
Temperance Rotor-.ssmcistioewlhbe
held in their lnllcnthehridgoto-mor—
roweveningat 8 o’clock. Asbmincss
olimpcrtaneehtnbetrelnctedit'n re
questrdthateverymemherwlllbe pres-
ent.
«are oolsewlth purecream.lc.a
ndrpotresunat'Opanaliflrht.
Thesxperienesdollm'social whichwas
poatpondl, takes place in the Baptht
churchl‘nellhyevnring. Neadmhien
.ww roasting, 1! cents a
WWW!“ uncalled
rastihfeeosthltorssnpuseoma: II.
mmaarmnmam
P. flamed, Mrs. Mary Benson, P. W.
Weedlrfl'hcqnm,” A. P. lur-
ray.J.J.Jtlsy...loha chatls, Frank
WWI“, J. A. Johnson, Ir.
Ber-rmg. , ‘
—CompanyDballtouigbt.
Alargenumherelrelativmsndirisnlh
otlr.audlrs.TbommWeodgathercd
atthsirhcmsinEastilcrwelk,flatnrday
nighbhhdpthcmedcbratathetwsn-
listl- swim III M manhoo-
Alterspendingavw pluntevenlng
sudpsrtakhctncncellrntcollstlee.
theyhtdgced’nighttotbdrhostand
hestnahutnotwlthontlcavlegnnny
valnahbtchsmetremsmhmnca
“DINA”: W at“
omamfimmlh it.”
apmndsmspnmgttotcsubapeund:
ehotssleghanOcurta a pound; tore
”mucuspmd. set. J.
loylo'sllgwfinkukeflllfl'mhing—
helm
Muslim's
“uncommon
wakes:- one
' Ants-east; teller. seen... won-Io. r
G 8mm“ otherwise... «new
MEMMMM
mule
mf'm llorwalk. will leave an was-say, isvisltieglhchneivBmith.
mmmmuwm speed
mm.
-Atollllnset heshonefsotioawyat
mew-engines.
WW
thiaeIcrningJumolAgent
Pcabody,ettheAdamsEsprcesccm-
ll“!-
—layflowerfieok&laddcr Co. will
her it. at Randall's Ball, East Nerwslk.
Tieketsflo cent:.
licheel'l‘leresy, abrakeman employ-
edinthehigbtyardel’theCensolidat—
ed railroad. was caught between two
cars whiletrylng to eoiplo then: thh
afternoon. Blsbrnathwastaken away,
huthcwssnotsefimflyiejured '
wllcw England peanut telly at lane's,
III Washington-cut.
Samuel Boers-I, ct Bowaytcn, was
anutedSaturdsynight tor nee-support
cl his wife. He pleaded gniltybetors
JusticsD.P.Xerrell.andashoconldeot
giveabendot'tlwtegivehbwilefl a
weekhewes committed to the county
jaillerthirwdayu
—-Portcrhonse steak, 16 cents a pound;
sirloin steak, 13 cents a pound: mend
steak, ltlcsntsaponnd; shoulder steak,
east-spoundwono-u to II cents
a pound; soup mags toscentaepoued;
cheicalcghmh, 18 cents a pound; lore
quarterlamb, ltlcentaapoued,at l". J
loyle’s New York market, 100 Washing—
hltl street.
The Young Men's Debating club will
meet tomorrow evening at the home at
Wilbur Smith, Ely arcnIIe. The subject
{In debate is, “Rewind, That a person's
seen. is due to ability rather than cir-
cumstance.” The debaters sreW. J. 1:-
land, smrmstive, and Robn't Blended,
negative. The membern’ will meet at
Bulkoe‘s drug store.
—Iluylcr‘s candy. treat: every day, a
Lane’s. ,bl Wm It.
Thecasesoflooreandllixen,thetwo
young men whowere "rested by the
South Norwalk olllcersasborttimeago
l’orhruus thetghanlmsnnollcdiuthe
SuperiorCeurtouaccountettsstimony
otlercdtethceflsct thattheyoungmen
warecflenalarkanddidnotintcndto
obi the bone. This was from the
ownerottheauimal. sswssalsothetes-
tion willbe 0! interest to those who
MMUptmthethievneatheW
reward they were entitled to is only
payablie'upontbeconvictiorrcltheae
cusedpsrtiea.
NOIWAIII news.
A Dressy We! Ito-a In. the
larouehhdet'l'owu.
V.l.l!onneeker hatedyiegtoboa
hm.
Thercsdrepalrersaremskieg some
mneh-nasdadrsplrsonfichcclflrcot.
'lhsllorwalkflcdicalsooietywillmcst
at the residence of Dr. Gregory tbh
cvuing. ______
Anewgrsnitecro-walk lsbclnglaid
tremthe corner at Beldcn avenue to
thnNorwalkolnbbnllding.
Thewatsrwlllhosbut ad from East
avmus md 2‘ lea-walk uI-morrow
attornooefrombteho'clock.
ThelsanulolWllliam P. ltyn: was
lugslyatteededtremhtlary's church
luuhyattsraooaat SM o'clock. The
my. Imwelkllcsteustoss.
ssh-mohair
lin‘lenaflcmpf. of lower-k, ll. 3.
Asoewasborussndsymornlngto
Ir.sl:dlru.8tepbsnShallow.“IIII'~
'hm ,
mummdM,M-cb - ‘
amass,» sate,
. - offr‘
rnestolt'TllUlill‘l
ah . .
ThoDanghtras ol the King of St.
Paul‘s church, willmset heads. y even-
ingetthapuhhmatSe‘clock.
Thethurkdllurgbmwillholdall
What bfioleetolrclis "DIM-e giveascciableTudayerening, Dense» wmmlflb which will
probablybethairlmthminamceting.
CharlmA. Daime,aNew York nowa-
pepar man. lorrnerly' of Nerwalk. is the
guest of Attorney George A. Boneecker.
Fred Hall, Nerwalk’s pool expert, will
play sProvidencemanamatch gameol
100 points this evening, for a purse of
The regular social meeting or the
Brotherhecdolat.Andrew. whichtslls
on Thursday evening, has been post-
ported.
“Beckett, otDanbmy,whobas
been the guest of Mrs. William G.
Thomas, cl Emt avenue, returned
horneaturdnyevrning.
Theannnalmeetingotthc Ladies' ss-
acclaticeoltheNorwalk‘ Congregatmnsl‘
churchwillbe held inthccbapelWed-
nmdayalternoouatllm.
Thomas 8. Morison continues to in:-
prore at the Hotel Normandre in New
- York. He will beabletostand the
journey home in about a week.
TbetyiegelgreenslorChristmas
mmummmum°‘°
Paul’s church thee evening. The Sunday
school room will be open at 0 o‘clock.
Robert IcGormmk,sonchilliam
McCormack,etl Warrenmcet. was
goinganiltcnavenuolestevenmg‘ ,
whenhelellandbrokehiscellarhone.
TheOvchivaeat bthenemect a
paper which will he published' by the
Over River school to help defray the
expenses at the cemmencementexereises
next May.
Concord Division. 8. or T., will hold
its regular meeting this evening.
Matters will be introduced which nreol
the utmost importance and of deep in-
terest teevory member.
W
Grille Kelly,scolcred man. wenttc
45 Smith street, last evening. to call
onlinNettieGrifln. Bhereluaed to
let himin audKellystrnck her in the
face. She had him unrated and this
mningJflieeCoolidgcimposeIlafine
ottlsndccsts.
Last evening, while returning lrom
church, Vernon Miller. at South Union
avenue, attempted tocrcmthestreet in
rontotthe Norwalkllotelwhilsateam
was pa-ieg. Be w- knocked down,
hates the tsamwa: promptly brought
to a standstill he escaped injury.
“Jean Gregory, the wiesome little
daughtsrcllh'andlrsul. 0.0mgory.
entertained the Girls Limrary elubat
thchcmeot her parents on West ave-
nue Saturday altereoon. At ho’clock
the gent departed, all agreeing that
theiittlehcsten were most dclightlul
entertainer.
fiedalcknWilcos. ct Amh street,
who is in penance ct alermnlalor
maklegtypowrllsrribbensmaeanoclatr
ed him-alt with I. l..lor:ssand other
leading men (or thoperposs channe-
Benthllorwalkafl who M02
cemehemstodlnnsrentho 12:17 train
dorsdwlthastorlutsrswv-m
at In: armor. ‘
‘ chemil- 1M” Wills. tho will“
. mall-long Annotation. Retoldot
halosgteaayclnhr'
Mald'smachlwmonthm stresthloeptsmohmhaed. llalsoaths pen
WEBB! WI WORSHIP.
ass-ans Minot-day“ thetllty
aadlaroughchum
Atthesouth llerwelk Congregational
wuocmplcdbyllev. Frank 1'. Wood-
leery, D. D., who represent-the Ameri-
die work of thesoclaty, especially among
colored men-in the south. and urg-
thsamsve intuit be tahsa iurit. At
chemothb address the annual
W for thearsooiatton was taken.
Ilwb erasing the pastor preached an
eecellcm sermon, his subject being
“lembcrship in the Christian Church.”
Rev. C. A. Piddock preached to the
people of the‘South Norwalk Baptist
church yesterday. In the morning his
sermon wm more especially designed for
Chrbtiaes. and was taken iron: the
words, “What wilt then have me to do?”
Beshowed that theduty of every Chris-
tian was a personal matter, and not,
"What wilt then have some otherperson
do.” In theevoning his theme touched
upon the condition of the unbeliever, and
thethougbn were found in the words,
“Go thy way for this time.” Be plead-
'c'd earnestly with the unconverted to at
tend to this all-important matter now
for a more convenient season never
comes. By puttingotl',tbehearthe~
eomcaabserbed inthebusiners or pleas-
urnao! the world, and grows hard to-
ward God and Hisrighteousnear, and the
soul is lost.
uterus-y Korea.
A spatial leatnre oi the next number
of Harper’s Weekly, published Decem-
ber l-ltb, will be four pages of illustra-
tions irons works of art at the Retrospec-
tive Exhibition of American Artists now
in program New York city. Another
attractive feature will be a scrim of illne-
tratious ct scenes in the Vceesuelae war
iron: photographs taken on fields of bat-
tie and in other strikingly interesting lo-
calities, the whole accompanied by a
timely and entertaining descriptive arti-
“Epitapha on Wealth,” is the title of e
timely paper of much interest to all
thoughtinl people, which Thomas Wentr
worth Higm‘eoen will contribute to the
terthcoming number of Harper's Baler.
The same number will plan contain a
valuable article on ”lncorinatibility,“ by
Marion Harland.
N020TON.
John Borden, oi the Soldiers' Home.
has been granted an original pumice o!
.12 per month.
The members of lvaebee Castle have
received an invitation to visit Columbia
Itasca Knights or the Golden Eagle.
hir Haven, tomorrow evening. Several
members will probably attend.
»» Christ-as Presents.
A fine line of handsome Catholic pray-
er booka, pearl reseriea: pictures. etc.;
ebb a new line of elegant albums. latest
styles. from 600 up. at John T. Hayea'
news and stationery store, 25 Main
street, Norwalk.
'l'hlags lent to be Funny.
First Benedictwa wife has a minion.
Second Benedict-line has nary a mis-
sIou.
l-‘irat Benedict—Happy man ! it show
hasnary a Int-ion. she won't. want to
he a mHorIsry.
At supper-“Why don' t you eat your
crackers, Jack. "” “I don't like crack-‘
on.” “Why, you ate three a little while
ago.” “ch, but that was between
meals. I like everything then."
In. Winks-“Why do you hate Dea-
con De Goods so 1'
Ira. linker—“lie lost patience with a
crying baby in a railroad train.” “lost
any man will do that.” "Yes, but it was
my baby.”
In. Doolihn——“Doea your husband
.lmW'fin but a club he-
lsootassss, and any day he cracks
eemsbadyhathohsad wldlt.”
“Will yonmarrymor’
“thayousupportmef'
uIIIIIII'I know: len- Mnnlh M”
uVllhy.thre:.doyoussk me to marry
you?”
"lden’t know. I gue- it’s Incense
tatsdaelsrlanesflclassflcwmnsnow-
tynmfioaeetthosovstmtattacks of
manual part
MISS HALL FOUND HERBELF.
The Its-tag ms: nor-prises Ila:- Islattvos
by Walking in linen Them.
New Canaan. Conn. Dee. 12.——At to
o'clock Sunday night III. Julia Hall, the
mining banker's daughter. for whom a raw
ward of soon had been ottersd,surpriaed
thcsuxious watchersatherhomebywalk-
log into the house, apparently well and
cheerful
the searchers had been scouring
Allda
thaw hutnptoslatchourhadhcard
cameraman-amt mm?
stillluthcwoalswhcnshereturned. She
Musmwtellwhcreshchasbeenorwhy
thewsnt sway. lttchellved thatshsbas
zamhidingh: someplaccnet'laritemhcr
ems.
In appearance Miss Hall has not sullercd
much during her fifty-four hours‘ absence.
After all charts to gain any intermation
Iron: her had been abandoned she said
simply: "I “was crmdingly miserable
when l leit home and went away because 1
wished to be alone. That's all."
After giving this statement she again re-
lapsed into a condition of absolute silence.
The young lady was immediawa put to
bed and physicians summoned to look
after her physical welfare.
it has just leaked out that. Miss llall at~
temptedtotekeherowu lite {or the first
time about three weeks before Thanksgiv-
ing by jumping into a well upon her In-
tber’a premises. She was taken out in
salety. Miss Hall told hertathcr thatdur-
ing her absence or two weeks ago she took
an overdose of laudannm and was @r
. thirty- six hours under its influence. Hern-
tolore the girl 5 parents had been reticent
as‘ to the girl’s mental condition, but the ,
[acts given out seem to indicate that she is
hopelessly insnne, and§doubtlem measures
will be taken to prevent another disappear—
ance oi this character.
DRAIATIC WINGS.
Theatrical flutters In Which Play-Golag
People Will he Interested.
Tonight we are to have "Right Side
Up" at the Opera House. a melodrons
comedy that is now making a decided
bit. It will be presented by a company
of excellent players. The Chicago
Inter—Ocean says of the play:
“We are acquainted with the talents
of most prominent actors upon the stage
to day, but we know cl none more ver-
satile than Mr. Inter Franklin, now
sturri ngjointly with his clever little wife
Lillian, in ‘Right Side Up.’ This actor
will bow-ell remembered for his reflective
work in the part of Solomon Plaiainsky
and G en Cueno in ‘New York.’ of
which play be In the author: also in other
well known plays, displaying In each part
extraordinary talent and versatility be
{and a doubt. llr. Franklin. besides
an actor of great ability. isalso a
wofifiertnl stage director which' re plainly
shown by the detail and completeness oi
his stage settings and the picturesque
workings of his most elficient company.”
Tomorrow night, at Music Hall, the
two great comedians, Dick Morocco and
John Sheehan, will be seen in “A Cold
Day."
A new tarcial piI‘ce called “A Gold
Day" was given its first interpertntion in
its new form on Monday evening. at the
Fourteenth Street theatre. The material
used as a basis (or this piece was former-
ly employed in a production at the Third
venue theatre. and it proved unsucces-
lul on that occasion, tor the reason thet_
such planar-mere as McKee Rankin,
Frank ordannt and other perform re oi
the heavy villain stripe. unde rtoo to
perform light mu ‘ “A
bold Day" is certainly an amusing iarce
oi the kind. which' Is best exemplified by
by such pieces as “The Bunch of Keys,"
and “A Parlor Match." It gives wide
append Ellis“ {If}! the introductéou
tics. an so or as wecan 1!! go
lumperlormance on Monday night it
is’ likely to keep its audience In a con-
stant rear 0! laughter wherever it Is per-
formed. Perkins D. l' labor and the ex-
cellent company engaged In his support.
went through the performance with
much vigoraud skill. "A Cold Day is
ed as a complete success-—
New Y Dramatic News.
HERE AND THERE.
Important news at the County and State
Mid la a Condensed Form.
New Haven has appropriated 810,000
(or park improvements and “.000 to
drain the Beaver pond region.
Charles 8. Smith. of Stamford, proal
dent of the New York chamber of com-
merce, was entertained as the guest of
honor-at agardeepartyglvcelsstmenth
at Toklo, Japan. by Mr. Bbibnsswa. presi-
dent of the Tokio chamber of commerce.
Norris l". Tyler. of the law firm at Ty-
ler, Ingenoll & Moran. New Haven. sad
president of tthouthern New Bnfland
Telephone company. has been selected as
tantrum or jurisprudence in the Yale
law school.
An error in the count was discovered
in the Eighth wardot New Haven which.
ileustained,wlllhavutheefleotol seat-
ing three Republican councilman. 'lhs
liepublimns will petltlou the Superior
Court for a recount ot the ballots.
"II. Quill-1 In!" first”
roadwlllplayaemgapmeutetthefi‘h
Opwallemeshortly. ltisouectthsA
mostmlonalthratrlealmterprlaesevw
hemllewYcrk. Dartagthopast
Telephone call In;
CHAS E
tenure ernner. -
Oh! there
With which
But you'd better save your field.“
BestCstsolilllhllosstloc ml; 11
c
I'ElllllE’B IAIKET.
KEM—llflM, llIt Wonderful «Teal Sm
SEYMOUR
ll WAQlllIITII 811, All “WALK.
,weslthy butchers. whdhsl'eaurplusstormofgold.
blloandésusenswmuntcld. : .
new curtains.
“figurines“ youcquleit,
own up—yorr'renetin it.
M—a—a—
QI’EllIAl Fill THIS WEEK.
smu- sm lie lh., Perterheuse steer
86“.
“‘4
lb? “‘33:“
WWWIIMW mm... .1 i?‘
E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor
FIEE llEtllEll,
2I'Ewlll'lE' 8 IIIKET.
To the Editor of The Winch—The
otllcial announcement by the Norwalk
Horse Railway company that they will
ask the legislature at the January senior:
lorpsrmiceion tolay another track all
the way through West avenue and to use
electricity for motive power, has led a
good many people to think that if there
isroem lorasccond tnckit hndhetter
be laid by another company. By all
means let the Electric Tramway com-
pany apply for permission to lay a track
parallel with the present horse car tracks
and the interested the traveling public
will be much better served by this
hmlthy competition. Thepeopleare not
Indebted to the Horse Railway company
and willbegladtosignthelilech'ic
Trumway's petition for permission to
parallel the present read. All this is
upon the assumption that an electric
rend onWest avenue ieinevitable: but
the writer believes that the property
owners on that street should band firmly
together and stand shoulder to shoulder
in a united eilort to keep the death’deaI-
ing and unsightly electric trolley off our
principal residence street and thorough-
fare. Who will take the initiative?
Am- Ionorousr.
time.
verecaeen.
3100.00, which gives 19
being 87 persons at the lust!
Taylor at Golden.
BealEsIateandlnsurance.
WAIIIINGT‘I)! STREET.
Persona iookln fora loLor house and lot.
with the view pure basin
call and ermine our list.
sale In every partof the city at reasonable
prices and on our terms. anal ti’
”WANTED
COMBI\ATION‘pool and billiard table.
Would like sine 418 if possible. Hunt be
in good order. Address ”in." Sentinel other.
ANTED—A com rl as cook and
lauadrem: weleTriIended App]
a! Re. to W est avcnn‘. cor. Cedar street] .SoutK
\‘orwnlk. I17 lw
' 1‘0 IIIl'l‘
Chichester place. Brhlaribalm street.
ill-l
Ted re a‘ nd'ahion‘t one acre“a of “We
am e mi mete my:
mouth. “indulreut theo‘t'r‘uof thedld
ClgarCe W ashllltlbll street.
0. It Day stmt. Part or the house.
rooms. ltI-nt ion at once.
Applyto W. lounge. at hickwoud M18230.
GUS! No. a Da street newl
Hand ted: gator in. 3' change. |
'l'olleemm street,one or two families: water on
both doors; in condition. 1 nlre of John
H. Knapp.ltl eetstreet. South
erwslk. l‘t.
nit it
IiAT shop with all llxtereadlargs manufac—
mhouseathl'l
whar'n. R.vclwtfllsltlvarwhaapnnensln
Am NIGEL? furnished ”uneven-mom good
or inquire at Luther ergh ‘scarrlagc fac-
Ventures». At reasonable rates. 1 at of
J. D. Jenulnntlinlaht street. Ill 37..
Blatorelatelyoccnplcdh thoJ. and).
Hermann Company .soal ,a :ulteotreorea
in Jemos'bleck. Applyto I. St. John“ heck
. trustee. lhti
Mm. WM “linen:
For a sore throat there is nothing bet-
ter than a flannel bandage dampened
with Chamberlain 3 Pain Balm. It will
nearly always ellect. II cure in one night a
This rnnedy' Is also a favorite for
rheumathm and has cured many veryee-
If a New York millionaire gives a die-
ner at 5th avenue and Mamet, coating
wmgsmdoc-
andthese peo‘pleapond
tcra' bilhr have topeyfiflll
each forCactusBl (huetocurethem,
what would bathe savingper capita if
the dinner should not be given, there
inquire at Plaiated‘ a drug store where
you may have the problem solved and
get information about lotus Blooanre
'are invited to
e have them for
13 Neill: Alain Strasbfioutl: Norwalk m
Telephone em. out ‘ 211'“; , , k
A, ,. ., -._.._. m
‘ 'In ‘10- III Autl-Ioaopollst. W
iueIe IIITI. enIIIII serum.-
W. II. “are. We
LAUGHING NIGHT.
TUESDAY, ill-ill. l3lh.
Perkin D. Fisher‘s eebbrated (handy
A Bull] IIAY
Introducing two ot’ the
new on the Ame can mm
llicl loosen and John SlIeelInII.
The great mirth provokers.
Wm 05' SOLID “low—1m
You will laugh as you never did bolero. ’
A RIGHT OF A Lmui
THE TALK OF THE UNIVERfllii
new on asl at '
drums e Platsted'sand Ballps
Opera House.
Monday Eve’g, llec. I2-
ENGAGEMENT EXTRAORDINARY.
Amsrin’s refined and vanilla artists.
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin
hyacempanyotcrealbnt yuruin
thegreatla hingeueculn pla
Right Side llII!
Free from horse ly
mistaken {ophiwfidhmin'mmn
which we caIIlnot “Vt hat was
ltaboa ?"
IDIOT“ neurones.
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