da’ysesprettyalinoascan
"boseeninthecountry.
” llo'yal Worcester.
” ‘ Crown Derby.
Serves.
limo’n, ‘,
Berton.
' Wedgwood.
limoges.
._.IN._
our GLASS
we have fine designs for the
.Table or Decoration
a
Allithe Latest
PERFU‘MES.
Toilet ease.
Manicure Sets.
Gold Pens.
‘ Fountain Pens.
ETC. '
ll. ll. Plaisted,
. Draggist. ‘
43 llasiiogtos so. So. llorsoll:
llllllilllll
flan).
CELERY
BUB ALI. PAIN AND WHOM!“
Till srrrrsx.
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monomeric-mum
lattes become a delight and Lifea
’I'hsastnpthatcosahwith
Yankee
Lorre -soorrrrrr.
'nmthamuur-n:
mullrlg Store,
or wasrmrerros an. ac. amass.
G. Lammya 00..
man. 0!.
5; mmuim'rrafir
Wanna-ammun-
m‘mmawasm
guflsmuthnwbsrsmsm“
Iaiflalrspsathsirusstslmlfl
actuarial! Is m tats awvs lasso
Sammy-soothes
‘ ammmmhwflas-
wflulswslfisimthssanfll
5' ' mamas-nonunion
”fishes!“ or. seal is aus-
1.:
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l. moofl ) 3
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multist-
Interlm'sathar'ssaaaat.
ThsWto-daymrobsasasrany
warmerandcioudy.wlthrslnorm.uus-
slblyfcnowedbyatemporaryorpartlalclsar-
his. mum to be partly
elondy.withslowly laiflng tumors»
oededhyrslnor—owoathsonastaandfob
lowsdbyclsarlmooolsrwoathn,
some Milli].
What therapies! Qarcl
' n. .. ”lunch.
Councilman Gowns Truwln'idga has
bemillandounilnadtohbhousefnrthe
puttwodays.
“uncoudofaserieaof socials tube
venbyliucolnCouuoil. do. are,
willbeheldiathelrroomsintbeSwartz
tCorbettNochthboveniug. Dancing
willbelho'puinoipal feature,
—Huyler’scmw' ,lresh er da , a
law-.‘orvi‘irbrpmu or! ’
memory Comm yesterday
refused tomorrow to the following
mmedNorwalkapplic-nhsmiustwhom
rdmonstspceawersflled:lrs.llariallc-
Cauley,55Waleratruet,and JohuKirsh,
dFrsnklinaveuus.
«High School m: to-night.
Glover’s orchestra has been reorganiz—
edsndwillcous'ut of nine pieces. llr.
Glover is the musical director and chair-
man of the executive committee, which
consists of Calvin Purdy, Richard Abou—
droth. W. A. Guyerand W. G. Pugsley.
"i “ é mm
.
“reunite
41hr ornaments. at lane's. 51 Wash-
ington street.
The social committees of the Ladies'
Society. King’s Daughters and the Young
People's Society of tho Congregational
churchlmetlast creating in the Sunday
school room and diamond plans foran
entertainment to be given about the last
of January.
The tracks of the Norwalk Tramway
company are now in placs'on Washiugv
ton sireet.fromtheweatendofthe
bridge to a point near the railroad anes-
inx, Yesterday the work of filling in
between the rails was lam and
within a day or two parers will begin re-
placing the granite blocks.
~New England peanut My atlane’s,
51 Washington atnst.
The athaclireand extensive W-
me arranged!“ this evening by the
"AltemptsndflxpectCimle" of King's
Ihnghurmmlldouhtlem draw a large
audience to tbé Baptist church. The
moon knurled one. comistiug of
recitatious, readings. vocal and instru—
mental solos and duetts, all by well-
knownartish.
-Freshhams forruaating. 12 cents a
pound at Bayes‘ market.
Captain Hendris.ofCompany C,Btam~
ford.whohasmauylrienda among Nov-
walknilitarymsn,is nowableto walk
about without his crumbs. He hopes
to return tobusias- byJanusry i. it
will be remembered that one of Ir.
Heudflc’slsgswasbsuhenmsral wash
unnamed byhishorsefallin' on him
whiis hewas tahiua part inapoliticsl
parade.
”Gomnayes'larhet for fresh pork
andssrrssgsfitssnbpsrpouad.
When tbs~trachiu¢ of East Wash—
ington streeth'conplsted'we shall be
arrow ' its'idscr. ‘dsihawuvh
, . », sold-ms
of f m hahudsdap.
pa Wham-d
dseoratorswillhwssltwhslfldsahun
«er-m}... . -
mtg... .
no.
'Aasntflmdtlwddsusflxrsws
comps”, has bad the two‘dsllvery‘
mmmwwm
vflsvsraloarlosdsiofarriatrnsstrses
have pasd through South llorwalk
withinthopast few daysforthalfew
prices at lane's depot
Thewintsrterm of the Merrill Bush
nesleegefitamlordmnadmtissmeut
mmhucarys.
M
Yesterdayafternoopaheavywagon
muonthesidewalkatthscorusrof
the iron cover of a sewer catch basin.
-—High School fair tonight.
One of the noticeable Christmas
novelties is a doll lying in a cradle.
You toucha button and the dollcria
"mamma’several timesand finally sits
bolt upright.
Thesrtlidironcnrreforthe Tramway
company arrived y-torday afternoon
andwiliprobablyheplsced at the cow-
uerchashington and South Main
stroetsiuadayortwo.
Pusongera on the Danbury division
appreciate the improvement in the
coscbssaince the road mused into the
hands of the (buselidatod. Some of the
coacha outhe localtrains amold and
truc0rnfortable.__~
—A full. line of fresh confectionery at
lane's, 61 Washington st.
Captain Charles B. Moore. of Company
I, Winstod, hasresixned. because he is
unable to attend to the duties on account
ofbusineu. ltisprnhable tbutox-
to succeed uptain Hoore. _
‘ evening for the annual «action. which
7" roams am
of its-- no oa-
‘ comma... "'
rant»: Councillo- 6- A. It. to at”
rangedforassriesof m “'0 33"
uwnmymoobnomnw‘w
mmmntnTa—u; or at m
‘ ‘ ”ébwcb’or’o'botos'chfim
sum f;‘ “w " Jot-row
. ' MC V ’ WW .. . r . , . .
Pilgrim Council, 0. U. A._lf.. wil
nominate olflosrs at their meeting this
takesplaoeDsesmber. 28.
Miss Eloise Byrngoon. (lovable! of.
who has been seriously ill ofscarlet
fever, isabieto boahoutthehouseagain.
—-We have secured several pieces of
Yorkandwillplacethemonsale today
at a great reduction from originalprices.
Any person purchasing carpet now can
have it stored with us for future deliv-
ery. Norwalh Boston store.
Mrs. Annie Worden died at her home
in Bidxefield, llondsy, aged thirty years.
lira. Worden formerly lived in Norwalk
and was a member of Concord Division,
8.ofT. Thefuneralwillbeheldatl
o’clock tomorrow afternoon at the Cork
mtioual church in Rodgelield. lem-
bels of the division will attend.
Eddie Shrayer, of Winnlpauh, and
Carlton flash, of Ilain street. were in the
woods at Winnipauk yesterday after»
noon. when Rash tried to break a coke
ofiee in a pond. He lost his balance
and fell through the ice up to his neck.
L Unable to get out and becoming ex—
hausted. he was about to let go his hold.
when Shrayer threw an old limb to him
and rescued him from his peril. The
pond is about eight feet deep.
Professor George A. Nichols. who had
Side Up" company since the comedy
was put on the road a week ago, severed
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”limit“?
“‘erman &. g ‘
e4 Whorttucrou STREET. Sou-m NORWALK. couu.
summit or burn or or lot.
on,
’Tolephonermll 2.
ttittltlt g f
to summon. ester.
0. Blaster- Osutraass With a BMW
mas-urn ”considerable Work.
‘ (hum tbs Bridgeport Union.)
. D. P. Osborne, of NorwslthogentIe'
rusuwhoendeavored W both At?
mys alumnus. city, and 0004M .
of Newflsveulw enter suit. against the
Wm' Union 7mm antidouthern
Kowzugland Telephone companies on
M and life by throwing electric
sparks at him. again makes himself
heard. This time it is through the New
England Electric 00.. whose oillco adv
joins that of the Union. It seems the
managers first made his acquaintance
of which is omeo elsewhere in Ta: Willis-n EBrtanWIWM mm” ”m '3‘” "be" h’ am”
into their store and inquired luavery
rational nranner if the electrician was
in. On being informed that he was he
said he mustuccompany him immediate
W-hingtonaudWalnr streets.breakiul “members-ranch n!- in 1"" '! “Mm“ M "Y °“‘ ”W '°""
Thinking thatbe was some influential
manufacturer or citizen and that some
big electrical project was under way in a
sister city, he at once dropwd some very
important work and accompanied him.
Arriving at Osborne‘o house be ex-
plained the nature of his scheme and
produced a large coil of galvanized iron
wire and half a hundred insulators
which he directed to beset-owed to each
ooruerof his house facing east. After
that had been done he had the wire
tautly stretched back and forth between
them and tiunlly the end grounded.
This he claimed will protect him from
the electric sparks which wine from the
direction of Westprm and with which
the aforesaid companies are trying to
destroy him.
Mrs. Osborne told Mr. Perry that he
was trumps upon the subject. and be
fully believes her, but alao wished that
had known it before for he might
have sent one of the apprenticw who
could have done tits: work fully as well.
Since then Osborne burisited them ser—
ernl times in regard to the manner in
Captain Henry 8. True! will he been the musical director of the "Right which the wire was grounded. and which
he thinks is not right,uudit was only
Saturday last that he badoueof their
The cases of cm Scbaubaud John his connection with an organization me" “flint ”ml 1m” WWW“
WWWW. who werearrestedforsell, after the company's appearance at the new PM ""4190! 60W?! 30°07‘35“ ‘0
in; intoxicanla at a picnic withoutali- Opera Home, Ilenday .53)... n; his isms irloaa. Outside of this rm tip-
canse, last summer, were down forlo- Nichols is an accomplished musician, pears perfectly sane,and is at bomein
«in: in the Superior Court. but have been no favorite instrument being a violin. conversation on almost any topic.
continued until tomorrow morning. of which he is a thorough master. lie W
...._._.. is particularly pleased with Nor-walk and
-anuary Dileneator. stl’lynn's. P.0. may remain here for a while. He 3
tattoos .___._..._. imed Intends accompanied by his wife,who is a pianist “fl",m
“5:anan fli- Kline you: 0' marked ability. They would b9 9 The inclement weather of last evening:
mgbmor m. ”a um wink... rm. nimble "entail“ toNornlk’a mu-iml probably kept a few people from attend
and James 01].“ The ceremony will WWW-MW __......_e_-,.~.-____ ing the metallic of Mayflower Hook and
be performed at the home of the bride's 'raa Consolidated ltrruvin‘ n:- srua. MM" WWW“, ”though it did It“ In
mum; evening. December on. Application was made on Governor "W “3“ “Wm “am“ from the we”
' —‘”“ Bulkelr-y on Saturday for the appoint “”9 0' a” “"5" numb" “h” were pm
Now that itis virtually demonstrated ment 0‘ John R.Buck,of Hartford. is cut. Randalls Hall. where the rmcrable
thatstreetlighting by our city i. ' '“V‘ the lawyerto act with the comptroller "5 "eld' ”“5 “”9”wa “He‘l'
ceas.thereisamostdecided opinion tins and treasurer 0‘ the state. the three Smythr-‘a orchestra furnished excellent
it would bemually advantageoustohave fuming aeomrnittec " required by u“. music. The committee having the af~
our commercial lighting upon the same amendments to ”u, charter of the New fair in charge consisted of E. ('. Coswell.
plan, and we predict that it will not be York. New Haven and Hartford railroad l. Radioman; ltlld Edward ll. Robertson.
long mm it idoue; ”d Vb, not? company in reference to changing its " " “ mlHllll’h ' " ”
' stock for the stock of other mmpaniea. ' " '
' The stock is to be exchnu ‘ l at the ‘0‘, A hanrimrnc Quincy granite rnnnument
aortmcnt of fish In town. People's mar- lowing ratio: Two sham”; Consolidrtt— is to be erected in smug timro comr-
kflu “Md“ and 500“! NW“. ed for five of the Boston and New York levy fnr the Benedict family.
in spoilage! the “New, entertain- Air fine. one of the Consolidated form _ Profmrr Mimi llnllrnn. of Stamford.
M; p, Wm. M evening. .5, of the Naugatuck, two of theConaoll-lntr Is perfecting mwgemtrntslors concert
Um “y. some ”531).”; '0'; edfor liveofthe New Haveunndeh» which the Norown clinical automation
"mmm horizontal bar by u“, ampton. three of the lion-elitism! for propose holding during the holidays.
South Norwalk men and there was a low of the Show line- one ohm 0' The moillmglor Ili‘tit place. thrown 011'
rattling bunt by the Johnson Brothers. Consolidatedroad "003 i“ also 0“” of the (hints. or. crpme. wont under the
oneofwllom,William,rsaides in soon. lavish!“ lions-tonic. preferred stock: wheel-o of the m this morning and was
lorwalk. '0‘“ shares of MN '0' WW cut in two. Many letters and papers
.... 0' 3" Haven 39" M]. "id mm were destroyed and fragments were car—
“?‘or; figmlmfl‘ mm for four of Dawn sod Nomlk- The rice nearly half a mile by the train.
havotobocbausedtoslve general-tis- 32m fii‘gfimd "W, mm?” "m. "" "‘°' ‘“ ‘h"
faction. By the new arrangement those wmwwmwmwwg Y 5’ ilenjnmin Russell. M"
catholics whohnd “BMW in this I,“ ‘ a ' Divided listedasaprlvate In Company D, Fifth
a“, We thither m truth in- " ' "" ' regiment. c. v.. in New llaven. July
mm W, m, comm: “3" "3“” M08 0' “'0 Y0“! 22.1w. tr. waacapturod in the Devil's
will makesucb WU!!! lien-Debatiugcluh was heidlast even- Glens! 6mm“, July 2. 1863. and
__________, I '3' rug-tilts horns of W. I". Smtll), l-‘Jy ” M August 25' 1N3. u” w”
Then-dustiuclassel'flfiouthxor avenue. Thsdsbate was nponthe sub~ mm to be “M“ u“, 1, 186's,
varnish School!- compo-no of run NWMM-Wt | W" W and was mustered outoftheoervice with
Pduthsrwoodmllel'sl’amlei-u ‘- d“ to W“! W W W” hisregimeut July 19. mos. He lived in
Hippos 0. Smith. Daisy Bcudder. sum,”audthsdahaterswmw..l.hel Bridgeportforseversl years and was a
'I'l‘sodM-nerml’wmd Booth W '0' "fl “full" '0“ memberclfilluflowe Fest. 6. A. a.
“walk. Md”! holdal'airandsu' Bllsudorffm’lhwtlve. 3° ""3 fifths! city. He was admitted to the
tart-lament is us hours-ear sellool thwart-M- W'mh Mm" Soldiers' Home about a year no.
hallthlssvsuiexfortbepsrpaseof rain Warwll fim;m the I"? fi'fi.fi;,‘w‘._m.“~.
u b D I» l “M M M” WfAflfl’ u’iatars “WWII‘IM week under the
[HER TIIB RIVER.
laws and Gossip or the Day in last
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Mars-s good aadisass at flags
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herothsacassr." LB. denatured, rant. All were mainland
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speeches which luvs
dukhbaldmmaarrow-
iyuoapaloueofthsssvsrsststtachs of
pn-oahwhib is the asrthsra part
ms urn rarer.
luaurtaatl’swsalsassbaatyasd Irate
mud Innuendo-sad room.
There is talk of establishing a State
normal school in Bridgeport
A newlloosrcgstioual church was or-
mised at Shelton yesterday. ,
Negotiations arounder‘wsy which are
likely to result in the establishment in
Stamford'ol a shirt manufactory.
terday afternoon tcsava a load of hay
which had been fired by some boys.
Paul Vincent will start w~morrow to
walk from New London to Fall River on
a but of 850 that he can do it in five
days.
The ollioes of the Cabana Mining Co.,
organized last week to carry on the busi-
ness of mining at Cabana. Peru, will be
located in Armenia.
Bethel's borough limits will probably
be extended, an application, having been
made towards placing the matter legally
before the legislature. ‘
The Brainord Quarry company, of
Portland, has made the last shipment of
stone for the season by water. Future
shipments will be made by rail.
Coroner Mix has decided that “'illiam
Brown. the track-walker who was found
dead near Ansoniu about a month ago,
was killed by the cars. and not murder-
New England rand empbyes. are com,
plaining because they are compelled to
buy 'iS over-coats. They claim they can-
not afford it because their salaries are too
small.
The small pox score at Bethci is over
and ii. is now believed there is no dan-
ger of further mntagiou. The patients
have nearly all recovered. No deaths
have occurred. ,
T. D. l... Mnnviile, of Ansonia.hsd a
finger crushed so badly yesterday after-
noon that the doctor had to amputate it
near the hand. Manrillo works at the
foundry. and his hand was caught in a
lathe.
A new swindle is being practical in
this state by bogus life insurance agents.
In families where uchild who is insured
is ill. the agent will call, pretend that the
policy mustbe llxerl up in view of the
child's possible death, and collect H for
doing it.
A proposition to do army with the
plan of electing alderman by wards and
put all the candidates on a general ticket.
is being agitated in Bridgeport. The
chief point of argument in favor of the
change is that :1 letter close of men
would be elected.
The Liquor Dealers' Association in
Bridgeport is evidently musing an urgen-
iml effort to secure the appointment of
friendly pat-gobs to succeed (Rimmiseion-
ore Johnson and ticml. whose terms ex—
pire next month. The umrcintion will
also work for the repeal of the screen
law.
People living in Stamford have recent-
ly bu'onto indignant about a "peeping
Tom,“ who follows domestic servants at
night and has been seen standing in
yards of some of the houses at a late
hour of the night. The people have pro-
curedn supply of ammunition and are
quite willing that he shall come again.
Several men were pasting Tauntou
lake, at Nolwtown, when they eawa home
and carriage hitched to a tree in the
woods nt the side of the road. There
was no one in the carriage and the horse
had the appearance of having been there
several days. A derby hat with the
crown stove in was found near the team.
There is no clue to the ownership of the
team or to the missing driver. The
woods are being searched. it is believed
a suicide has been mmmlttad.
M. Phillips Dead.
Jlassr Crrr, Dee. M-lllflrlfl John J.
Phillipaof lludsou county. riled hers of
blood poisoning ills death may lrrr taken
advantage of by Lawyer l’eahnil to 0mm
astay for the condemned murderer Hal
mwhoiascntsaad to be hanged on
the
Attempt to fill] nimble.
I" You. Dec. li.-l’aaaengsrs on the
steamship Adirondack bring information
ofaa stumps ”nominate minim: mp
rte. made by political agitators who am-
tbs prwaidrut. its was mouse! by
his guard.
The Cooley “an. lay 0. I'm.
Usmrows. Pa. Dec lt.-’i'ha cases
Lam. lass. Dar. “allover A. Our—
lsy, and twenty-four, and Elisa Vanda»
burs. spdtwsatyatwo. wsradrowusd hers.
lbs Vaadsabura'a hosts.” at Troy. ll.
Y. Thunplaahstsd ialoaholsiathsiea
luau-o sad .1 lawman 'd
marriage; instantaneous-r
“Madame!”
“I“Wflldflaa-IWM
lotus planar.
as
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o “a." W ‘
.Hiddletowuilremenwers called yea: ’
thumb ' oh! “a
't tr 1 p ‘6
Listwhlleeinvirt‘s loo
Everything arr
Es ‘ a“
PEfll‘lE'S II KE
13 North Main Street
Telephone 0
satisfactory
b Norwelk,
52-3.
”‘munum
It. John's ”solid
Wlth the Gnu
It is given out the
alga Idiot.
St. John's Lodge, N
Connecticut. has
against the lodge u
been withdrawn.
the edict of the 0
its last session. an
drawn.
Grand Master 1 terling, with the
officers of the (it/Joke. will visit
the lodge oiliciall arrow evening.
for the purpose 0 bring the charter
and tocloso upi‘oceedings of the
controversy in mice with the 0;-
tiers of the lira e. issued at its
annual session in orrl last January.
Homenforder
managers. have
'o.. the energetic
neither expense
their latest and
Couldn't Marry
y includes Mia
Lillian Kennedyl's proclaimed by
the Sow York l‘"the moot versa-
cartoon
.‘9 honoured:
r min "
llava Compiled
trouble which
healer several men xisied between
. F. and A. M.
of Norwalk, and t rand Lodge of
“led, and the
charges that were ntly brought
muster, have
Kfibas obeyed
gt'v inn“ at
master of the
lodge has made sui apology for his
acts of disobedien d disrespect to
to its grand'
master, and then that were to bejNorwalk.Cr.
trmdat the canon not the Grand} "
Lodge next Jane ve been withvf
: Hui; two: a"... so...
‘ SEYMOUR, ‘
it; moirrrsrorr or. so. uor‘rr‘rrrr.
. “‘Ww—mwmm, WW” ..
' butchers, who has.
”mm,” o! 3010:"
To match v met no, and ' ’ bun.
You’rew .. 2 “Milena if bI'fil'i-ummfcan wit} it
But you d 0'1! mid, own up-you'rs not in it. '
m '
PEBIII. FBI THIS
a.» (late or the nun uncr- SteakWEE‘.
‘ Ito lb. Portsrhosss Steak
strum ’ .
la the 3'?“ 8e lb. '
orukanbaekmdmonoyre’rnndaa.’
ADHAMS.Pro
rue oruvrrrv, ”mo”
rrorrr'o room.
21 Wall Street. Norwalk.
Telephone Call, ”-8
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”rash... 8: no???
RoalEstatoandlpuszgrranoe.
WASHINGTON
Persons lookin foran or
with the View of .
callaml examlueoullnlrigfim
, rule in every rtof "In”.
prices and on car totals? city at auxtb
‘ . 'W'AN'I‘ED‘.""”““‘
BOARDERSr—Firsbclasa board and table
house and tar,
have
. and
nut street. South Norwaltntfirsfk I‘P‘a‘rlgrhg'b
dram
-—__..___
5 ‘lTlfATlON'to—rl‘o e
. LS second girl. Hwi::n(l:rl:m:gtk
Apply at :0 Woodward avenue.
70.51.5717? ” M...~
! X p r o r 0 light housework One
will slee- ho '
Mrs. B. F Stevensflli 531:”?! hr: s‘t‘Fp'Sgyut‘h’
did hr
9 lelfllt of all run
. mega...“ ‘ " V ”W
:1 . and Woodward avenue. ”3; met-gen“;
I“ oodward avenue. rent 81‘; live rooms on
l first floor. comer South Main street and Han-
é{gr-rlodl"'l:‘isfle.miter". $1.3: M{our rooms corner
. once an and truer
58: Apply to E. A. Woodward.w I 54.1%.?“
I ll? store a rner
. t on
(T streets. .’ 0'
t location for
loving been condor-trad as
I s
; last ten years. Re I .ery store ‘0'
M "BIT low.
5 Keene. l7 Leousnl street. lnquirzlffal.
Tut-z Chlcheeter placciESlurshal street.
Earn an about one re '
abundance oquruit "commas: light ground.
month. 1 nix-eat th Jill r
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