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and generally clad! lollowed by rain or
.sn‘ow.withatog on the masts likely to bar
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chmdyandstormywlthralnorsnow.and
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TheregularmsstingolCourtIahacke—
mo,A.0.l’..willbe held in theirhall
thieevcniug. ‘
Thenewbilliard and pool tables are
beingputintheOldWellHookaudLad-
dereompauy’sroomsto—day.
—-Huyler's candy, trash evmy day, a
lane’s. “Washington at.
..m. uf’xriégér, who has rented the Wayle
., l l‘
GLASSLR. onClaystreet,is
moving in with his lamily to-day.
oil-r
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r. i by a large number of young people.
-—Fresh hams formatting, 12 cents a
All the Latest . round I»! Bam’ mum »
'lhel’ourfiuudred club will meet to-
morrow ereniug at the home of Ir. and
lira. William floors, Cbmtuutatreet.
PER Fumes.
Toilet ca...
Manicure Sets.
Gold Pens.
Fountain Pens.
ETC.
Till. Ploisted,
’ *Druggist.
43 Washington St, in. Hawaii.
Wm
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KILLS ALL PAIN AND INVIGORATES
m SYSTII.
Groundzwas broken yesterday for E.
K. Bnnks’ new house on. West avenue,
adjoining James L. Russell's premises.
-—Pnre ooilee with pure cream, be. a
cup, depot restaurant. Open all night.
'l'lrelirelomln the United States [or
the week ending December 9th, was fl,-
109,000. Irom since January 1st, 1891,
$116,005,990. Average lo- per day,
0337.320-
A large registry book has been placed
inthewaitingroomol the depot,where
conductors on the Danbury division will
register the arrival and departure of
their trains. ...-..__
~Mayilower Hook & Ladder ' Co. will
give asociable Tuesday evening, Decem-
ber 13, at Randall’s Hall, East Norwalk.
Tickets to cents.
People who enjoy dancing should at-
tend, .urmorrow evening. the second
sociable ofh'nooln Council. No. 4, 0. U.
A. ll. ltwillbeheldintheirhalliuthe
Swarm & Corbett block.
'l-‘rankz Woe, Henry Mulligan and
cries Bpllor, the arm a colored man,
weré‘a‘rre’e'ted' last night {or vagraney.
they were _hardvlooking individuals and
Justice Townsend gave them each thirty
days in the county jail.
‘0 Illlfl It‘ll”. . ~New'nrgland peanut tally at lane's.
In lore Iludess Days, WWW-31%..
Aboutdo’clock this morning one ol
the numerous milkmcn oi the town
drove down Washington street, over the
ties that the Tramway company had
piled up across the street for the purpose
of blocking it. The milk wagon was ap-
In lore Sleeplesslllights.
‘mjhunlslngAppr-rtlto and porfoctDlges-
ttea‘lopstakestheplaceor ammo:
Arlfllydutlssheoomsadelightand Lites
Joy.
Mmthstmhwfih parently nuinjured,but three lanterns
on olthetieswerebrokon.
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..Aro you'going? Are you going?
HighechoolfsirWeducsday p.m.
'l'hsgraduadrrgolassoltheflouthltor—
walkllighflehoolwill had a lair and
mtsrtalnmmt in the Frauklh street
‘ lllNli - SUMNER.
Myearnsiahboraboutluandil not fully
“aluminum
' schoolball.to-morrowevening,fortbs bsaaaciabisollinnehaha Dirt-rooms
""6", ”m Store, pasposnotrslslna m to Maytlrs «rung. rum-gum mass
lion. ,Agoodproarsmmeollsspummi»
talandroealseleotions hssbemarrang-
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tothshomsiaeslaw wllhtoar
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Ibulihnisalld Ella Thornton. o!
Wurflsfls‘hsmm
Butlsrlndszlo. 91.1.0.0?" will
rehmrssfirsllrstdegrse to-hight. Pint
nominatiouofolllosrs Wednesday everl-
ills-
Rev.Dr.C.8.Wiag,ol8tamlord.prs-
siding elder of this district. who has
bemoaitelllwlthindsmmstoryrheu-ar
tirm, is much better and 'willsoonre—
sumehisdutiss.
'i'heJunior Prohibition club will hold
its third annual Christmas box entertain
merit, Wednesday evening. December
21st. Invitations have been sent to clubs
all over the state to attend.
«Mable pricm at lane's depot
restaurant. Openallaight.
The “Our Goblin-”theatrical company.
which appeared at lusic Hall, lasthd-
nes day evening. went to pieces at Meri-
den Saturday evening. owing to bad busi-
ucm and poor management.
The regular commutation 0! Old
Well Lodge will be held this evening.
The most excellent degree will be work-
edr snd the annual election olofiicors
will beheld, lollowed by refreshments.
—Go to animal for fresh pork
and sausage, ll cents per pound.
A meeting will beheld in the parlors
oltheOldWellllookand Ladder com-
pany tonight to form a chem club, com:
posed o! Norwalk and South llorwalk
players. All interested areinvited.
Yesterday afternoon, whites cart be-
longing to D. M. Finch was being taken
down Waah' street. one of the
wheehstruckoueolthenilsoi’tbo
Tramway company. which causal it to
—-Afull linsol lreshconlectionsryat
lam’mleasbingtonst.
A new home. 1011: feotyhasbosn built
atthesoutb sndol the freight depotin
thiscity. Astovebashsrnplacedinit
and the room ivory comfortable. It
willbeusedbythebrakemeuandlrcight
haudleradurln‘thewiatsr.
r
The musroal and literary entertain-
ment tbeAttsmptaudepectcircleol
King’s Daughters takes place at the
South Hawalk Bapt'It church to-mor-
row night. bathtub: at Sn’clock. 'l'ha
prngamme, which i a urns: excellent
one, is printed in another column.
~Brummel’s {rt-sh broken candy, at
Lane's, 51 Washington street.
William Usell, who resides at 58 Fair»
field avenue, wm quite badly injured
yesterday. He is employed by P. W.
Bates, the stone cutter, and was haudl»
ingalargeblockolgranite, when it fell
on him, causing numerous bruises that
willcoullnehirntothehousc for a few
days.
-—Portsrbouse steak. 10 cents a pound;
sirloin steak, It can. a pound: round
steak, 10 cents a pound; shoulder M.
8coutsapomrd;potroast.4 toll can
a pounduoup meshatoleenlaaponnd;
choiceleglamb, remi- a pound: lore
lamb.10ccntsapound,at P. J.
loylo's New York market, in Willing-
ton street.
om Ill! RIVER.
Iaws-dO-dpalthsllayhflast
law-II.
Therawssagoodsttsndaaceattbe
wire-l“.
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Norwslk. .
Willie. the six-year-old son of Ir. and
lira. William Howard. at 0 WM"
street,disd this morninrroi dumber“-
The funeral was held privatel! from u”
house this afternoon.
newlfeandssnofJ.P. Henley. do-
signerstthellniou lanulacturlngcom-
Ml mahhavscometollorwalk from
Sprluficlddl‘ Forthsm‘ "1°!
willresideatthel‘orwalkhotsl.
u llamie mic and Frederick
ItooZotSouthGibaou.Ps..wlllh
married 'l'lmndsr mine It the bride’-
home. limltucguicls well known in
Nonralk, having recently been the guest
of her cousins. the Misses "ionic and
Amy Wires. or West Iain street.
Gnome Hodges, with his met leather
vallso strapped on his back, has cour-
mencrd his annual rounds. selling llid-
dlebrook’s almanac for rm. Es has
added a noisy adjuncttohis outfit this
year in the shape olabsll. Lastyear
George sold 2,0ltfialmanacs in Norwalk
and vicinity.
Johnsheehan. who was arrested l‘ri«
day night. (or taking a horse and wagon
belonging to Cavarlagh l Lane,anddriv~
ing to Norwalk and back, was before
Judge Curtis la the Stamford borough
court, Ilondsy morning. It was clearly
shownthathehadnointention of steal-
ing the property, and his case wassettled
upon the payment at cmts.
~Ws have secured several picom or
carpetatthegrsstanction sale in New
kamdwlflplafitlrmousalc to-rlay
atagreatreductioufromorlginslpiccs.
Anypersonpurchasing carpet now can
hareitstoredwithrm lor- futnrc deli»
cry. Norwalkllostorrstore.
William Uncoln. the “pro-small.
was assisting in putting some heavy
cash in the Wot aWallstreet
mloon th'm morning when the hook!
siippedollthechimcaol the barrel, and
it fell with a crash. just mining Ir.
Lincoln's head. A: the barrel lull it
struck a pair at skids which flew up and
injured )lr. Iincoln's ankle.
Theinvitations for the lecture to be
given in the Nor-'alk club parlors on
Wednesday evening. December lllh, at
ti o'clock. by Dr. Edward H. Jsrlkitm. of
New Haven. are out. Dr. Jenkins gives
a charming talk upon what he calls
”The Garden Spot,” a New England
coast village. He describes mat graphi-
cally the pmusing customs, and line.
quaint myiup of the lisher-lolk.
The Hartford (haunt, not only the
oldest. butouootthebestanrlmost
papers in the state, celebrates
theimprovemeuts it has recently made
in its mechanical lacilitiesbyrsruinga
specm' lthlrty-twopageedition. 'l'b’m is
enterprise’ oi the most pronounced type.
Thematbamtol a grandfather to
all of us youngsters, andolcoursewe
arsespectsdtoaomeday follow in the
Mops of our illustrious ancestor.
’l'lrel‘orwalk Wists are arrang-
ingtogivethefiuudsyschoolchrldrsu' a
grand Christmas this year. The exer-
ciseswillcomnrsncson Sunday,Christv
masnlght,wbsnacoucsrtwlll beheld.
OnthsfollowiagWedaesday,thechild-
renwillhsvsansntsrminrnsrltandlesti-
val.and an exchange 0! mu.» 2
o’clocklutbe altar-nos. la themse-
lagtlrsachoolwill enjoy a tnrkeyaup
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.. ‘ “mum”... “,wasr‘rmoroil stuns-r. scorn uou‘wnm. coon.
elation of the WW
chnrebwlllbeheldintbocbapelto-v
mormwsltaraoon.
Aiken, an old Norwslk bor.
oi police.» celebrated the twan-
tisth anniversary of his appointment on
”forest ,‘fle. b rrow‘untitlat! in he
'l’haiarcs comedy ”Right Side Up.”
was muted before a fair aired audi’
ones at the liorwalk Operafiouselact
night. There are some funny situations
in the piece. which provoke considerable
mirth. The company has only been on
the read about a week, but it contains
some good people, and the varimrs parts
will probably run smoother later on.
, Tristram at Hyatt, the Wall street dry»
men, were smoked out this morn-
ing by a foul chimney, and were obliged
toletthelire in their furnace go out.
The chimney was torn down {or repairs
yesterday and had not been rebuilt when
the lire was started. The clerks were
unable to stand the fumes, and all lett
the store until the smoke had been blown
out.
Col. Charles L. Burdett. president ol
thsLA. W., who is a dweller in the
Nutmeg state, has received partial rr
turns from the census, just taken, of the
Connecticut wheelmen. lt isestimated
that there are l5,000 riders in the state,
8,000 having been counted. with three
counties yet to be heard from. in Hart»
lord there are 3,”, and out of that
number only 810 are members oi the
league. New Haven has 2,300 riders.
lo the entire state only 2,667 enjoy the
brotherhood benefits. ‘
CBAKBEIBI' PLAINS.
Easter Clarence Bouton is sick.
Mrs. Caroline Wyman is very sick.
Ills. Harriet Buckley is soldering {roar
the eilrcts 0! a paralytic stroke.
Nelson Gotham died on Wednesday.
The funeral was held on Saturday.
Ilr. and lire. Leonard Crawlord re
juice over the arrival of baby girl ‘30. 2.
An entertainment will beheld inthe
school house a low days More Chr’ut-
mm.
Master Albert Buttery has gone to
live with his lather. George Buttery, in
Bridgeport.
Rev. C. .\l. Pegg, pastor of the [Ia-r
Sorwulk Methodist Episcopal church.
preached in the chapel Sunday alternoon.
Blr. and Mrs. Charles Whitlock and
tire. John Gotham. oi Wilton, spent
Sunday with their mother, Mrs. Jane
Smith.
George Quick and family will more
into Henry B. tkvlcy'sr place on the West
Rocks road. Albert Barnes and wile
will more into the place vacated by Mr.
Quick.
'I'Irs Consolidated Bond-
It has been erideut {or some time that
the Consolidated mod was expemiing a
grunt deal more than it war machine,
and also that it could not goon indeli-
nitely filling up this gap by the inane of
teuper cent. stock at par. It has also
been justas evident—the most evident
tact. indeed. oi all—that the company
was pursuinga wise policy in making
these large expenditures.
'l'beprascnt management at the Con-
solidated road appreciates its opportune
ty. Thewaytoheadofia parallel read
'- not to light it once in two years at the
Capitol. but to make it unnecessary
ev da
«’3. 5.3% mwmu
and New EnglaudJl‘he increase in trains,
Woman in rolling stock. and gen-
enlarpmeutol lacilltissln the past
in years have made the Wilda
something
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bythsuswosdsrwlw
*lt takmmonsy lor_
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isablstobe out after a severe illncw. '
'l‘beaunnulmestingotthsladleslarsov 7'” ”'3" “M flaw-"3*
m at the cabinet m .
therein! to 'l'aa Saunas”
Falls, December lB-Bauvler, the
linistsrotFinance.hasrssigrrsd on so,
countdtlrel’anamasrandll. Anacon-
slruetiouolthecabinetwillbenecenry.
(irrat excitement prevails in the city.
DRAIA‘N'IC WINGS.
Theatrical Hatters In Which "artist-g
( fecal. Will be Intelsat-d.
’tACold Day: or, the Iaplaud‘ on," is
the funny titlcof avery funny skit by
Joe Arthur. which will be produced at
Music Hall iii-night. The alwurdily was
first produced under the facetious title of
”A Play, a Plot,’ says the Cincinnati
Enquirer,but on changing handsa meta—
morphosis of names was found new
mry. It has enough of plot of good
quality to back up'the excellent and
highly hilarious husinear for which it
wascreated. From iirsttolast the fun
down last and furious, never lagging,
inducing the audience to fairly bowl
with laughter as comical situation after
situation is indulged in. This hodge—
podge in in many respects superior to
hire! tiresome school that have nurde
money lor the manager and success for
the sketch-writer, It's the material the
public crave, and it will, indechre a
cold day lot 'em if they don’t get enough
of the element fun in one sitting.
'I‘raia Service Dhaka. lip.
Ilia years since the train aevice be-
tween Dsnbury and South Norwalk has
remove-dumb a shaking up as it did
to-day. ’l'lrenew time table went into
eflect this morning and trains and train-
men were changed all around.
Somepeople who wanted to go away
were unaware oi the changes and the
consequence was that they did not go
on the train they intended to. The
trains were'nearly on time and there
wersnoaerious delays. It will take a
weckflo get things running smoothly
andthen thenew seniors will be liked
fully as well as the old.
Supairr t Payne was a busy
man today. He was anxious to get the
trains over his division without delay
and he succeded remarkably well:—
Danbury News.
Mr. J. P. Blaize. an extensive real es-
tate dealer in Des Moines. Iowa, narrow-
ly escaped one of the reverent attacks of
pneumonia while in the northern part
of that state during a recent blizzard.
saystlre Saturday Review. Mr. Blnize
had occasion todrir‘e several mile-a dur-
ing the storm and was so thoroughly
chilled that he was unable to get warm.
and inside of an hour alter his return he
was threatened with a norm case of
pneumonia or lung lever. Mr. Blaiu-
sent to the carrot drug store and got a rt...“
bottleof L’haruherlnin’el Cough Remedy. ‘
of which lu- bad often heard. and took a
number of large doll-s. 'lle says the el‘
feet was wonderful and in a short time
he wu breathing quite easily. He kept
on taking the medicine and the next day
was able to come to Des Moines. Mr.
Blaize regards his cureas simply won-
derlul. __
Another I'alo ill-dell Arrested.
James A. Mourns, a Yale freshman
andanrernher of the’varisity loot—ball
eleven, was arrested yesterday. lie is
charged with breach of the peaceand
assault upon Emil Adler,thc bass vilo
powderand sand from a torpedo. It is
not believed that he threw the
torpedo. but it is charged that he was
with Weyorhuurser, who was held on
this charge.
lulu-l m
Lawyer—l am very sorry lor you. Tlr'rr
Muller. but Snip, the taller. baa instructed
ms to collect that account you cure him.
money? Then I am really verymrylus
yum—Derrida Weapon.
maul-e.
lls—l be; your pardon-might 1 ask your
l
name
She-Smith.
lie-Would you not like tocbange ltl
libs—Yes; what is yours?
”swallow-«Lilo.
l'athss‘ly Advise.
Tummy-Pop, lslt wrong recall another
or“
Pa-Io. ualsm the other boy b big-
z: than you are. my sou—Brooklyn lb
manna. .
Wlwondsrwhy ltlathat light
asrarstrlkrstwlesintksramsplaerl
millet-dilemma“ it strikes ears
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player, who was injured in the eye by ‘
Muller-whorl yin-expect to recover the '3»
- Vlood Split to llldar.
[ENNIS BIGGER. - ' .31 WISHIIITOI 8T“ Bil. NOIIILI.
Ohltlrose ,wealthybutcbumwhohavumrplusstoresot id.
Withwhiohto thepublicaudcsrwsmwusuntold, :0
Thwhrlewolnvteyoumkiokonourrsmains.
Tomatoh ourgoldagainstue.andit ouwill—yourhrains.
Yourswecomstoourbusineasit liirmeansyotloanwinit,
But you'dbettcrssveyourgold. ownup—you’rsnotinit.
Mums——
Best Cal r ltib amsrrTE'rT-E m ;l’l||8 WEEK. m
g. [Olsm lklb..Pml
llle lb. Bound Steak 110 It. Shoulder Steak lye lbl: 0m 8
Pineal Corned Bee! in the town.
Everything warrmrted mtifactory or taken back and money retunded.
E. a. WADHAMS. Proprietor, "
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Kong's IIIIII. - FIEE DELIVERY, PEOPLE'8 INNKET,
l8 Kostlr'lain‘stre’et. Bouthflorwalk; ’ 21 Wall Street. Norwalk.
Telephone Call. 52-3. Telephone Call, 57.3
[In New York millionaire pres a diu— I W, T . wmmm- -7 A. -
ner at 5th avenue and Mill street, coating in!“ '
(700.1”, which 'vcs 19 people dyspepsia.
and these £23) spend $1,456.00 in due-
torrr’ bills finnll have to pay $5.00
each for Cactus Bl Core to cure them.
what wwld be the saving per capita if
the dinner should not be given, there
being 87 persons at the feast?
Inquire at Plaisted's drug store vulture
you may have the problem solved and
get information about rctus Blood Cure
-.-Tglylord Golden.“ A com BAY,
room "All? continuum”.
w". u. meat-r. Ila-agar.
LAUGHING SIGHT.
TUESDAY, ”[0. l3lh.
Perkins D. Fisher's celebrated Comedy
Real Estate and Insurance.
WASH [56108 WIRE.
Person! looki {oralotmr house and lot,
with the view a pun-basin ,are invited to
calland examinemlr list. i e have them for
sale in every part of the city at ”sortable
prices and on raw terms. suits t!
The great mirth provokers.
’ W Ii 5' 'l‘ I») ll. [Hi—MINUTES or sour) uranium—15o
igoénnmgvlfimigflgtlb‘m “13‘ ”(Ef’ié You will laugh as vou never did before.
Mr ”4““ n “mm“ » “- A SIGHT or A errzrmrzv
not strength) th Nora- l . limb? rl: r. , _ »
u “ ‘dfi; 3. run TALL or rm: 131nm”
Seats new on sale at Phistcd's and Hale's
I
Introducing two of the greatest comedian:
now on the American stage.
lliol llorosoo and John Shannan.
QITL’A’TTOS lode general hrmscv-ork. or as drill: stores. 11
L wee-mid girl. Speaks (is-man and French. --.. . _._. . .. - .-. ._ A
Apply at 79 Woodward avenue. dlil'dt “'5“ ""—’_
YOUNG girl to do light housework. One scuunl FA'
who will aleep bumr- ni ht». Apply to .
zine. 3kF(‘?tercus,~t Ninth ain flagslmth —AED— , .
"m ' i ' .. ENT
yAS'l'ZTLA competent girl tin cook and ERTAIN m ENT I
‘ laundms: wel recommended. Apply
at So. «5 West avenue. worl’crlar street .South
Sorwalk. ' d7 lw
Franklin Street School Hall,
Wednesday Eve'g,Dec.lll
T0 LET.
("011162 of six mom a. corner Grove error-t
I and Woodward avenue. ‘13. Also cottage
'6 Woodward avenue. rrnt Sit. Apply-uu‘lufi.
q .
A. Woodward. For defraylng the graduation expenses.
T“E.:3":‘:.'r‘m:‘:;.3‘..¥:';?a‘ ...... ansrorr run ronrr surouors
. inland:
abundance of fruit Ireea. all». Rent. bl) per
month. i
[lire at the-o N»: of thr- Uld “ell ADINSSION ’0 CESTS' ‘
Cigar 0).. r Waplrington 91ml. cm 1133!
11""? 3;.» eh» m c” ...... _ “‘5 "
. a n : water .'
Tolres streetmne or two “Elm?"éfiter"... second . SOCiable
both doors; in ind condition. I uire of John —UF—-
ll. Knapp, 8': ‘cet street. 50th .'orwalk. ('1.
7- __~, ,-. .. .. . . . .. V7.—. , , , ":5 '1
1, AT slurp with all fixtures: large manufac-
tnry with boiler and engine: house and
born: house at Five Mile River: cheap mrmsin
city_houm. Raymond Elma lllL'lw
lllllllllN COUNCIL N0. 4,0. I]. I. ll.
will be held in their new rooms in the Swarm
8: (‘oriwtt building.
WEDNESDIT EVENING, 0E0. l4.
Tlx‘kul admitting gentleman and lady :50.
duik
. xrcrzm' rumor. .1 room or refill. a;
Ir‘commrulatlnm. at it Franklin sin-ct,
or inquire at Luther Wright’s carriage fmn
tnry. “"77““ of! it ,
Pm}! reception-r.entertainments. punt» and MUSICAL AND L'TERAB
bulb. 0. U. .\. M. 1111‘. \Vrtfel' slrrvl.
Nurwalit. Elwtrir liable and nil modern mnv
Vania-mm. _ rrrt-‘nmnbl-e rates. inquire at
Jul): Jouulngz‘. Knight street. n2! Ilm
ENTERTAINMENT
” ' ll}; sum? 1.5.x.- rwmplrd 6;"lr.'.-“a‘;;:n7r:. or flu:
rrmarm ‘ nnpnnr'. it m a urin- r rooms .. . . .
in Jamm'hlmrk.‘ Apply to F. St. Jubb lnck Alll‘llpl ‘3‘ killed" Crrcln, ‘ilg’n
wood. trustee. MR «1 llaugbtrrs.
P‘IVK rooms on the lift-l rluor. rumor South
Slain strut-t and llnnfnrd l'lru‘v. [lent
Mfr, Your rooms (,‘ilfllr‘l' “'oorlwnnl menu»:
and Meadow street. ltr-ut 9. Apply to E. A.
' ward. our
South Norwallr Baptist church,
WednesdayEve’g. Dec. l4
' ‘F0n SALE r-uocrtanirrzz
' PART I.
' mum: rl.m-mchhn~d rug puppies. m.- 1. 0mm Voluntary , ., . .. ”Selector:
wwkrl old. inquire n Silas Cur rcntrr. Misc Mmr LAWN-l.
Box 7ft. ltnwayton. Lonu.
r mu 1 Vocal Duet . . .. . .. Selected
. )lr. llnrry Sherwood, Mr. William lturr.
ll. Recitation 7"].an Claire"
r5. l. E. Mach.
Tlllllitll'lillllREll martin: well broken
1 In the hon-e: kind with children. Arl-
rlreas Willis :4. Crane. West Nurwalk, (d! ’ l
l'. w
t. Vm‘lal Silo . . . .Selt‘l‘lfll
M...‘ n...‘..‘.‘.: on."
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. - J ‘ ' )lr'lnlwrw of ilnnl" ('lub.
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Inq‘r‘llrt‘ ll hairline! Bram-h rifllru, Nrrrvr‘rtlk. “'" ’ ' ' " ' L' ~ l‘nbitha Prim"!
-,__ . . -.- -.. . . .. ., _. _ \' l “Vii-M Anni-i l. l’nrrivv.
W'ESTY home lwrr lllgelnrv holler rind .. "'1‘ 5"“ ;‘ » -v5t‘lu‘letl
41‘ a let: ham chaise. Will be nlllll la! n lmr- , . 3."- “ lllrarrr 15f!"-
alln. J. E. B. Burmarrrlluec.SnrwallrJ'nnu. "» l “n" ”I" ' ‘1’“ ““1"” """" 6"““7th
115 hr Mia-re J. r’rxrrl Iirwury.
Tom; «drilling til-my and“: m or In; PART 11.
slashed. Bomb Kurwal llardwnrst‘o. Low“ out” 7 3”th
____ y ,_ - M ... ,, .. wwmmllwiim _ .. n 1 r in. Will mun. x.
000” black lrnm. clump. Apply in David '- W- ‘ lrm » » » » » .. WW
3;. y 545. ‘ . v; .\ re. H. E. Il’M'Il.
use with “air: street d. If 3. v0!“ 5“.” .Mn’" Nmrt that lies: bed
[811th“)? XORWALK, My ileurr‘ .. J "I
M... PROBATE
Court. Nurember filth. A. l).. but.
bratt- or Mary J. Keeler. late of Norwalk. in
said District. rlv tested.
The Form of l’rohats for the lllurlr-t of Nur-
walk. hath limited and altorrrrl six months
[mm the darn hereof for the creditors of said
male to exhibit their claims (or settlement.
Those who neglect to matthrir armmnts.
nope-fly attrvsrad. with u said than will he lla-
rrel a recovery. All permits indebted to
raid ntatsare mlmtadto makslm-sdlats
My“! ID
(flirts. OlMB’flZAD.
a, d! is Administrator.
“novice.
I IE! not llllII'l‘El.
Tn! l‘lty. of llouth Forwalk will make a
pill-attain tn theiienrsal Assembly at l s
asst . for a aew City Charter. t
having outarown its present charter.
‘r are om outrun.
met to hereby no that the (lit l
N math Nurwalk refill make mini“!!! l’o
. mp... it"... "”3“ “' “EM'W i"
, arnc l
charter. which revision and mend-eel, shall
‘ Pl l)‘lr. Fromkt‘yrnslwk.
. nlmlllr tnrurt or _. .. listen I
.‘llm Jennie l’unuit. Ir. .lamr-s Purim-hf"
fl. \rrralslllo "Rain on the ltlvor and
Eumhirreun tlmlllll" . .. .. ..
Mi» Martha Kit?» I.
o. Recitation "In. ltlskr‘n tip to Ibo
White Mountains". . .. . ...
Minn Armin ‘l‘. Paulo-o
7. Plural-loin» “lmltumrnr”. . . .lroybach
Di rs. A rt it or 'l‘lwllu.
I. Vocal lluet . .......... ....ils
Mr. llarry Hrrrwourl. Mr. Will Burr.
Entertainment wmmeuem at s o‘clock.
Ilium upon at. in”. M;
New (lily charter.
be city
d7 lw
Bill Hill SUGGESTIONS.
The umlrrsl rml murmur»: nowlnted by
thel'ommun home“ to rep-rm a MC“,
r‘trsrrer. would to Muhamm-
be loam
satsudtbe t tent at the rilym M u l 1' ill.- will a in '
tolaelnda rhrmmwgmrmmum - ”M "’"‘ '“"’ M” ” m wo-
walk sostk sad wsstuf the present «(dry "d“ m ”mu'm'l m 3ng?
m lw _. 11min!” t).
:33: “mo . ‘
l 4x5 "’lllllll
$7.50.
W
«rm lw
All“! A
$40 llawloyo, M,
$25.00.
a. 5. NORTH,
Grain,
Feed;
,. and Hay
we»
WOLHALI PRIDE.
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