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PERFUMES.
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Toilet Bases, '
Manicure Sets.
Gold Pens.
Fountain Pens,
ETC.
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Druggist.
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New York Herald Weather brunet.
Thewcatberto-dayprmnhcetobe generally
clear and wider, preceded by partial choruses.
Tomorrow It promises to be generally clear
and slightly colder.
sou-iii “DIWALI:
mat the People of Our on, are being
and Davina.
Olive Branch lodge, No. TO. K. of P.,
will work the first degree on two candi-
dates this evening. -
—Huylefs candy, fresh every day, a
lane's, 51 Washington at.
Four Hundred club were entertained
lastevenlngby Mr. and Mrs. William
Moore, of Chestnut street.
HimGracc Byxbee. daughter of Cap~
lain aud'flinifleorge W. Byxboe, died
last evening at 7 o'clock, at her home.
l0l Wafllngmn street, of quick cou-
sumpticn, aged seventeen years.
TJanmry Dileneator, at Flynn’s, P.O.
C. F. Tolles has moved from North
Cliff street to the house formerly occu-
pied by E. B. Bradley, on South Clid
street, which has been greatly changed
and nicely fitted np.—Ansonia Sentinel.
Hon. William A. Buyer, of Washing—
ton, and hire. Harriet Hendrickson, of
New York, are the guests of Mr. and
hire. Daniel Townsend, of Elm Grove
place. Mr and Mrs. Townsend will cele»
brute their golden wedding to-night.
~Bargains in wallpapers. Unframed
pictures. Pictures framed to order, at
Becker's 79 Washington st., So. Norwalk.
A meeting of the executive council of
the grand lodge of Odd Fellows will be
held in Waterbury Tuesday, December
20, to prepue a charter for the Odd Fel-
lows' home in Fairview to submit to the
General/kaisembly.
/
flew England peanut tally at Lane’s,
at Washington street.
Captain Henge 8. Bell. who has been
given the contract by the Tramway com-
pany-.to lay the rails on the Washington
street bridge, is wishing the work rapid-
ly. and will probably have the mils down
in less than a month.
—A large line of three cape ladies'
cents in black, blue, brown and gray will
be sold for half their original value at ll.
Krieger‘s‘,89uth Norwalk.
Another. little daughter has teen added
to the family circle of Mr. and Mrs.
Floyd Benton, of Georgetown. Mr.
Boutun was formerly in the employ of
Lounsbury, Mathewson & 00.. and he
and his wife have numerous friends in
this city, who extend congratulations.
—(lotollayes' market for fresh pork
and sausage, li centsper pound.
Sherman Council,No. l342, Royal Ar—
canum, will hold its regular meeting to-
night, when another link will be added
to the mystic circle. All 1105 members
are cordially invited. This will be the
last meeting this year,and a full attend-
ance is requested.
—lf you have but little money goto Ii.
Krieger's, and buy a stlyieh jacket. You
can get it at your own price.
Last nightsnold lady stumbled over
someofiho paving stones piled on the
sidewalkou Washingtoustrest and was
thrown to the walk with great force.
Berfaucaiae’incontactwithcnecftbe
stories and was scratched quite badly.
llerhaudewerealeo cut and her dress
wastornaadcoveved wiihmud.
ékeeennabla prices at Lane’s depot
mt. Opsnallniglit.
Arthur Craw took an unexpected
plungeintothsrlch black mud of the
ltevwahinubsvyestsrdsystowsmfls
waewatchlugthementearnptheplauk-
Ingattheesat end of the‘Waeliingtou
flintofallabouttsnfeet.
Portuuatelyths tide wm out and Ir.
(law was rescued without annuity. ,Be
thenwcnthouie and scraped the mud
fromhieclotha.
W
“memorable-ad
Cls & col,
About twenty-five members of the "
"South Nor-walk.
is...» was... Endeavor Society
was organised In as W
churébyeatsrday. , '
—Purecufleswith pancream.lio.a
continuum-ant. Openallnight.
ER. Bankslsttbecootiaotthis
mornlngforhhncw residence on West
avenustolf.D.liaudall.
summon-aw smile! “to
cosh-auto erect Reedliavilaud's new
blockonWashingtonetreet.
—-Ftesh hams for roasting, 12 cents
pound at Bayes’ market.
Cards are out for the marriage of Miss
Alice Mallory, of South Norwalk, and
Calvin Bullock. of'Pittslield, Mass. '
Pavers from New York commenced
work relaying the granite blocks on
Washington street this morning for the
Tramway company.
cake in this town. at Lane's, .51 Wash.
inglin street.
A surprise party was tendered Mr. and
live. Dunbam, of Hoyt street, last even.
ing. About fifty guests were pmcnt
and a fine time was had.
A lineman employed by the Postal
Telegraph company had the end of the
ring finger of his right hand so badly in-
jured this morning that Dr. W. C.
Burke, Jr., had to amputate it.
~H. Krieger is selling cloaks at twenty
per cent. below cost.
The annual meeting of the Fairfield
County Agricultural society will be held
in the club house at the Norwalk Park,
next Wednesday morning. The business
to be transacted is the election of direct-
ors and the appointing of a committee to
arrange for an agricultural fair next Sep—
tember.
C. H. Hendrick was given a surprise
party at his home on Main street
last night, in honor of thefifty-second an-
niversary of his birthday. Members of the
G. A. R. and the W. R. 0.. of South Nor.
walk,and friends from New York, Bridge-
port and Fafrfield were present. Supper
was served at 12 o’clock. Fifty persons
were present.
-—Lane’s, 51 Washington street. open
early and late.
The members of Lincoln Council, 0.
U. A. ll, had another very pleasant
social time last evening, the occasion be-
ing their second sociable of the season.
Their spacious and handsomely furnished
hall in Swartz & Corbett's block was
well filled. The dancing was started
early and continued late, three members
of Glover'scrchestra furnishing excellent
music for the occasion. The prompter
was William A. (layer. The committee
to whom is due the success of the affair
consisted of F. M. Pierce, J. K. Finch
and C. hi. Benjamin.
The closing performance of the second
annual exhibition of the Bridgeport
Athletic club last night was witnessed
by a large audience. who showed their
appreciation of the excellent programme
which inspector Killingbeck bad prepar‘
ed, and which was substantially the same
asprcsented Tuesday evening. The en-
tertainment was brought to a close by
two clever three-round boxing bouts, the
first between lke Williams, boxing in-
structor of the home club, and Dan llic-
lntyre. who fills the same position in the
Norwalk club. The second was between
the Johnson brothers, of Norwalk. Both
exhibitions were heartily enjoyed and
elicited rounds of applause.—-Bridgeport
Union. ...W_-._.._.--
NORWALK NEWS.
A llreeay Budget of Items Iron'the
Withdrawn.
lira. C. B. DeKlyn isquite ill at her
home in New York.
The Carpentera’ Union will elect om.
core next Tuesday evening.
Aaouwssbornlastnightto Ir. and
Ilia. Arthur Bodshon, of Orchard street.
llr. and Mrs. George B. Harkneis, of
New Haven, are visiting friends on
Union Park.
Buckingham Post, 0. A. it, held their
regular meeting 'f‘neailay evening, follow-
ed by an oyster supper.
a...“
The 'l‘rainway coilipaiiy commenced
thiamovning laying ralh from a point
near the East Norwelk depot towards
tbebosoughouE-tavsnus.
Thedrawinmfor the llcrwalk club’s
—-'l'be best home-made cocoanut layer ‘
i.
.Dic
34 want-names
“files land Gregory. of Best avenue,
will graduate from the Over Blvrrschool
next airing. .
Pilgrim out}; o. u. s. it, met
laetaightandnominated cdllcerafortbe
ensuingaix months.
" lire. J. If. Benedict. of, Cliestnut
street; is spending the day with lfrsl
Prank Jones, at Stamford. ‘ .11
. l ‘T‘ , . ’ ’-II
Illss’l‘iua Jennings, of WM. 4'.
spending the holidays with Ilia Minnie
Brown. of 68 Ward street.
The arguments, in the suit of Lizzie T.
Barnes against William H. Starr were
concluded in the civil Superior Court
yesterday.
-—Clairvoyant,7 Water street,Norwalk.
A meeting of the Ladies' Auxiliary of
the Y. ll. 0. A. is called for tomorrow
afternoon at 3 o‘clock, in the parlors of
the association. ._.__
Howard do Forest Earle, of New York ,
formerlv of Norwalk, who recently went
west on account of ill health, is at pres.
eat. at San Diego. Cal.
Orville Smith. a stone cutter by trade,
died at his home in East Norwalk, yes—
terday,aged eighty-six years. The funeral
will be held Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Trainer W. H. Lockwood has sold a
line pairof five~year~old colts by Bully
King toCnptsin John Kennedy, a well-
known New York horseman. They will
be driven to the city by Mr. Lockwood,
who started early this morning.
The members of St. John's Lodge, I".
and A. IL, will meet this evening, when
their charter will be restored to them by
Grand Master Hugh Sterling, who will
be present. They will also elect cilia-rs
for the ensuing year. The election could
not have been held while the charter was
under arrest.
—-The Boston Store. Norwalk, will be
open every evening from now until
Christmas. a
The matter of investigating the death
of John Colemanmho'was killed at Ash-
burton. Man, recently,ha.s been referred
to Attorney Gray. it is believed that
he was the husband of Mrs. [hilt-man. of
Winnipauk. He left home some time
tago and since then nothing has been
heard of him.
Tomorrow, December i6. is the anni-
versary of the famous Boston tea party
of I773. In the afternoon a number of
ladies who are eligible to membership
will meet at Mrs. E. .l. liill‘s reside-rice»
”fl West avenue and organize a local
chapter of the Connecticut branch of the
Daughters of the American Revolution.
Arrangements for the New Year's
dance of the Norvviilk Lawn Tennis club
are prugn'ssing smoothly under the able
guidance of the committee. The affair
promises to be the most brilliant event
ever given by the club Wheeler and
Wilson's band will give a mint-en and
Moeslein will furnish music for dancing.
Marcel will cater. ._.
«All who enjoy dancing should attend
the O. U. A. M. sociable to-nighl at No.
to Water street, Norwalk.
The funeral 0 Miss diary Ann
Miller, who died in Brooklyn last lion-
day, aged ninety-one years, was held
from the Norwalk Congrrgiticnal church
yesterday afternoon of ‘3 o clock. Rev.
T. K. Noble ofliciated. The burial was
at Union cemetery. The deceased was
a relative of George Miller, of the Suv-
ings society. ~_ _
Tuesday night John O'Sullivan went in
to the basement under hissaloon, leaving
Charles Beers, a hanger-on, alone in the
place. When he came up Mr. O‘Sulli.
van says he found Beersat themoney
drawer. As Beers heard the proprietor
apprmhiug he dodged under a screen
intoa side room. where Mr. O'Bollivan
found him. Beers was recently caught
inaWallstreetLIocnyaenttofilL
«We have secured several pieces of
carpetat thegrcatauetion sale in flour
Yorkandwillplacelheioonsale today
atsgrsatredoctlou fromuviginalpviese.
Any person purchming carpet now can
have it stored with us for future deliv—
ery. Norwalk Boston store.
leaunualeouvocatlonofW-hingm
Cbaptcr,lt.A. l.,was held last ever»
lag, when the following once:- were
chosen for the mole; year: 1]. P..
David Pollardrm, A. W. Austin; 8.,3.
lishn,.lr.: M, 0.1!.Wilecn; ever
utary, J. D. Jennings; C.of 11.,LL.
Sherwood; P. 8.. J. W. survey: it. A.C..
GeorgsW.Raymeud:l.oflV.,(.1i-rlss
attache: l.of2V.,WellacsDaun;
ofl V.,Theodorel..B-ith: tyhrtlit I.
Berri“; trustees. Theodore 2. health.
George Ward Bailout and Georgew.
Raymond.
aevsvros.
absence 5 discharghg a new of
ooaletlihwhsrf.
OecvgeAekavhofflchaghlicobe.lt.Y..
isvistlhgkh brother William mt.
W eflldru
seem for the club: erasable
“mammal-sent
methadone-sen numb.-
«human...
Apetlusahhhgm to have
theme-“Withstand.“
the new names. path-uteri up.
palatal. Midwivjfvetwsuregef
Whammflaeusfi
HOSIERY
WW—
' . " ornate peanut numerals reassure.
Wm
l’ermfln
A ”SPECIALTY.
i'
& Son,"
NORWALK. cons.
than MM. ' film. Mimi-l st-
wnumiomimmmfl Mi”
“om- Ammo
meat-perfect. '
\llMlflM. inflation Fuel Salon
elegant pep corn.
Téephone call 13-2. '
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monoclonal. -
filillll AND THERE.
Important lows of the County and State
Chronicles! In I Condensed 'm.
In New loudon a Sunday drunk min
.10. , .
The finale yesterday confirmed the
nomination of B. G. Atwood for pair
mastsrat Watertcwn.
.An Ameniamanistrylngtoprosccute
a physician who .vacciaated his wife
and uneasy-old baby.
The will of the late Sherman H. Bub-
bard,rof Bridgeport, has been nullified by
the birth of a child to him after the date
of the will.
Emil Schwerdtle, of Bridgeport, claims
the band that was found in the Yellow
Mill pond Sunday. and has advertised
for it. One of his bands was amputated
at the Bridgeport hospital.
An East Bridgeport saloon keeper was
acquitted yesterday of a charge of selling
liquor to a minor, because the complain-
ant. a minister, could not swear a child
had Whisky. He had not tasted it.
David B. Booth. of Stratforil, has a
"multiform ear of corn"- raised by him-
self, which lias eleven distinct ears on
one stem and under one husk. This
agricultan phenomenon he has donate
rd to the l-‘airfield County Historical
society.
The \Vestport Water company will risk
the General Assembly for power to use
water from the towns of Westport.
Weston, Bedding and Boston to supply
the town of Westport. They also desire
to engage in the business of providing
electricity for light and power.
By a decision of Judge Beardsley in
the Ball“? of Burr Osborn. of Fairiield,
the lawyers for the (state are given $7,-
450 of the $06).th left‘by the It’sfftttll’.
This amount was claimed by the lawyers
for services in defending the will in a
contest which was settled without a trial.
Henry lrbonse, a middle aged French-
man. apparently a trump. was struck by
the shore line express train at Milford a
few minutes after noon yesterday and
killed. The body was frightfullv cut up.
Nothing is known as to the man‘s place
of mills-rice. relations or destination.
Austin liirlanc. of Stamford. seventy-
tlve years old, Is not did enough yet
to know better, for he beat his wife with
astiek recently. breaking her arm and
bruising her body. He says she tried to
kill him with the frying pan because his
life was insured and she wanted the
annoy. The frying pan was introduced
as evidence. In consideration of thi-
priaoner's axe and iii-croptitude lie Wan
let off with a line of $7 and casts.
fimumllizulren broken at West lia-
vcn, for the extension of the four tracks
from Si-w Haven to Milford. l’. [1.
Fitzgerald, of Sew London, has the coir
tract. and the work will be puslwl for-
ward with all possible expediency. An
immense plant, consisting of live lioist~
ing engines. eight dunk-ks. a large num-
ber of dump cum. bums. carts, etc. and
non-rat hundred tin-ii, are on the ground,
and should the weatlwr be favorable the
work will be well along by the time the
(tie-3! is not of the ground in tlie spring.
Vast improvements will be inn-lo by
straightening the line, rmlnving the
heavy grades. etc.
”ARIES.
Loren 8. Abbott will leave Noruton
next week to begin his duties as assistant
seco-tnry of the Stamford Y. .‘l. f‘. A.
A son was born Monday night to Mr
and live. Alonzo Word. The little fol.
low was not strong enough to battle
against this world, however, and died
Tuesday morning.
William Kemp, of Sorwalk, has the
contract to build a large house near the
Cotogrcgntional church for Mr. llcCellau.
William [L Smith, of South Norwalk, is
about fifty feet square.
Supreme Chief Koch and Grand First
fluanlsman William H. \\'illmott,.lr.,
went to Fair Haven Tuesday evening to
assist in instituting Columbia Castle.
Knights of the Golden Eagle, with a
charter list of ninetyreix perm
Anibtereetiuglectuvewasgiveninthe
Presbyterian church, last evening, by
Ii- Anua S. indium. ller subject was
“Alaska and the Pacific Giant," with
d “r vain...
WESTON.
will be married about Christmas.
mammal Sunday school has
voted rogiveitaoldlibrarytosome
needy school in the south.
Episcopal church were well attended
usarlyeveryevealughatwcek.
main. Daryea, who lives In the
ArthurBeuasttplacawlllacllhishoe-s-
holdgcudshyauctbn Wednesday,and
Thursdaywillshrtforliis newhomslu
m
ruminant-minds. c. Bradby.
sewagdelsgelehuaithe 0mm
dcaulchureh. attended the msctingof
the Fairlsld West Marlon at
Will-Illa .
mueviitbhwglr. K. Dal-
M,‘Wq M County. hes-e,
euledutthelabnvatcry of mat-hernia
landluflchiudoahwthsuihlselx-
manhunt-7mm“ bias-veil
fiwwwmw
“Inclement-easiest or
:3; unmanned-iam-
emu-elem“!
constructing the foundation, which is '
which she was thoroughly familiar, hav- '
lug traveled extensively in that section 6 I
lissCarrie‘ Squireaauddobn Baldwin ?“ '
ThsAdventcouiaeof mono attbo,
FREE WEE Sltlfl
Hartford Militia! Council
It South Ilomlt,gflonn.
An Investigation which Discloses Facts
‘of the lost Startling Character.
Millennium TllE some
consultation, Advice, Examination
and Treatment for a Full lontli
Free of charge.
’
SUBELY TIIIS IS A GOLDEN OPPOR-
TUNITY.
For the purpose of extending their already
Ivorian-wins: mi'ifnann'r. and with rider-ire
to content. to the many earnest reque~ts made
from time to’timo by the friends and admirers
of this progressive system, one of our consult-
ing physicians will pay aprofessionnl visit to
Soul . hot-walk, (3L, where at his plll'lnl’a ice-
pecially arrangrdi at the Mahackemo Hotel he
will give to all those holding appointments.
as well as all others who desiret'osstrmanos.
ADVICE}. uantxarioa as!) ‘rnax'nirzs‘r roll
xx marina nos-m. runs or CHARGE, to all
who call during our week‘s visit, Monday.
itireniber lithoSaturdar, December 34th, in-
elnim‘e. Thus giving sufferers from all forms
of ”mono insuring personal attention. and
thereby all the advantages- of this new system.
which has worked surb marvelous titres in
Hartford and surrounding country. Althougu
the time and expense to them in giving this
run raurnxsr will met them at least Five
Thousand dollars yet they feel the number
they will treat will be so large, the cures they
run e will been varied. the good they will do
will cover so largv a field. that the advertise-
ment will be double what could be obtain—d
with tin- expenditure of Sim“) in any other
way. They also hit)» to brim: to the notice of
all invalid: their ELEGANT ixsririrrz. as Well
as their especial sy remof practii'c. All the)
risk in rellirn Is that every patient so treated
will appoint themselves a committee of one to
state to allh'heir friends the result obtained in
their individual news by the German System.
:50 the rich and the pom may come daily (mun
ill a. in. to I. and 2 to l p. on. and 7 to ti eve-m
emf», for the ratin- time as allow.
"bet treat all female troubles by thi- fl-vr—
man method. which rim-s away with all “pet'llv
lnm examination-s, rings. Movies and local
trvatmcm.
They als v ,iivsira- to im rose upon all men
who are suffering from t ll“ errors of youth.
that they are the sole importers of the math:
celebrated Hindu" remedy, so Well ternl avitr»
ably known to the old world as the AS i‘f~
.USXF‘A‘HALTHSLOID MET]! vi). They will
Kn .rantee an absnlnte cure in all cm. taken.
All ile<irlng hr ‘lt'nl this in stem will have
such an opportunity on days given below, free
of charge.
They earnestly invite you to come. see and
examine for ynurwlf their institution. advan-
tisges. appliances and success in curing the
chronic minerals of suffering humanity. 'i heir
patio-tits are irriraherul from all parts of the
world. flllll an remarkable h is been their suc-
“I‘m“..fflfl' we pause in wonder at the 3.1 iert'ov
qualifii-atlnn- Hf the Iliy~ician who ran P‘Illt)!
it fi‘l‘ltli ‘TIA’ St'! XTlF‘lt? KXOlYIJIMi-Z
UP THE STRI'UTURE UP MAX. TELL DIS.
Bass at .\ I‘LASt'l-Z “'lTliill'T ssaiw
xx git‘izsr'ioxs LOOKING AT rm?
1.», r: or: FEELING rm: Prise.
tlzlnallllfl is fli‘t't‘nhttl’) from the patient.
no prev ions knon ledge of the new. livery
niche. pain and Airman-ruble- ire-ling imitated
our and lif‘fif’flh‘"! better than the patients can
thviiiwlvr-s. lie ill'alrfl. describes, nudersland~
and exphlm diseases at a flhntft'.hl'5l.llrl£r's lie
ilif‘llvl~l.i‘)’. progress and termination. Traili-
in: Ill lziniru-ii-iiltuiiun the .iatienrs' inherent
rumor over all their Wenklii’r‘m and liabilities
Willl‘ll [mill to all the varimis (“new incident
to their minim. glvrs the- proper remedy and
mum: of treatment awn-soar ' to perfect and
permanent mire. .\'o iwrson ~dioxilil lllK‘lAlr any
anger or take any mnre inulivinu lwfon: mm-
sullini: him. Not only will they be ilil'llrlrwl
at his Wonderful.knowledge of ills-nun his
plain. concise explanation of ever ' rouse and
effect. but at the rapidity with which he re-
llt't'f‘n and rum: fllt' must obstinate din-asesby
his vcrv progressive system. The only system
by the aid of which. rulipled with his knowl-
edge-if the slrnrtiirr nf man and his ups-vb
min-ii with the.‘ pei'nlarillrs of disease and its
action upon the functions of the body. sodom—
unstmtes to the patient whim- life is endang-
ered the real t'ltlln'l' of his tmflile and points to
an absolute rolled and curv.
lll'NllRl-IDS (.‘l'RED ANSI'ALLY.
The following iii a brief synopsis of sauce
which have been Mll‘i'mnl'llll)’ treated by 'ht‘
Hartford Medical r'niiiirililuring the [last year.
omnmencing Jan. i. lwl. and ending Dov. Ill.
This list does not ini'luile applicants
for try-numb! who were pronounced by them
l.\t_ l. KARLH. but i~ itn am-urate record tmn-
wrilm} from their Dimitri iif ('l‘ltl'ls ACTI'AL-
Ll i’hlt FORMED. gimruhteod absolutely and
implicitly correct in every particular.
built-chi.
Chronic Caturrli .........
incipient (foilsumption
('hmnlc Bronchitis .....
ffhronir insulin-L.
Neuralgln . .....
Nervous l’rostratl
fl
”senses of a delicate nature
"Diseased llonc ................ .
lip Disease .
leafnm ...
liven Disc-nae
Bladder lllsonlcni
his
Hemorrhoids or I’ll it“
Chronic Rheumatism Ll’ll
obstinate Constipation... . Dill
sterility or flu
"him of
................... Iii ii
nwuedlsordm hard to cla-lfy...mni
As will be seen by the above table. the liver-
aaenumbrrof cases treats-I an
"d "' 'riievminim w
All
which for Wind expvrlsnm Iii‘nt'lie varied
hmu’il' ”33"” “m " ”mm" "“’
er. .
Thlaremrd.which ls . to I euro
all Interested. a a form". The stale?“ 0‘
has been I 19 must smful In t many
rs ex ence of th'e facnlt . ll
our lit-lam terminate at Its prettier-cohorts.m
The "subtractive! flounell
PEIIIAIEITII llllllTEll
Ill neurotic.
lie-saber thorny- at your City.
it llomll. Iii-mm not
reason. one. is.
reason, one. so.
. lunar. use. in.
clumsy. one. u.
y, 1"de is M. lama, cashier of the slicin-
nam
ally per tin of
With which to
To match
You’re we come to our business if b
Finest Corned
PillPlE'B IIIIET.
13 North Main Street. South Norwalk,
Telephone Call, 52-3.
., V llitAlA'l'lC WINGS.
Theatrical Illattere In Which Play‘aeing
People Will he Interested.
A real locomotive that weighs several
tons and requires one hundred pounds of
steam to move it, is one of the interest-
ing features of “She Couldn't Marry
produce at the Norwalk Opera House,
December 20. This is not the only
triumph of realism in this play for in the
first act there is an accurate representa—
tion of a lighthouse with a revolving
light on the Cornish coast; and in the
second act there isn beautiful fountain
of real water. in fact this season there
is not likely to be presented in this city
anything more beautifully staged than
Miss Kennedy's presentation or "She
Couldn‘t Marry Three."
Connecticut Parents.
The following were issued Dec. 13,
Wooster, solicitor of patents. Bridgeport,
Comm
William ll. Miner. New Haven. blank
feeding device: William 3. Russell, New
cop holder; Clayton Wolcntt, Hartford,
sash cord guide: Francis I I. Richards.
Hartford, duplex fem] machine: James
H. Hurley. Hartford, lathe tool: George
J. Hopewell. Hartford, alarm attachment
for watches: George B. Lamb and A. L".
Campbell, “'nterhnry. win- tlmvving mu-
l‘hillt': John (7. Miller, “'atvrburvcentral
draft lamp burner: Marvin W. Sherman],
.‘lvriden, GEL-ill carrier: John l 7. Peliibone,
Ansonia. garment supporter: William H.
Dayton, Torrington. tempering furnace:
Dwight M. Church, “'iiliiiiantic, railway
switch: Charles M. Burgess, New Brit-
ain. sash cord guide: Frederick M. Peck,
Hartford, trade in L butter and cheese.
Mr. J. P. Blaize, an extensive real cs-
tate dealer in Des Moines. lowa, narrow-
ly escapixl one of the severest attacks of
pneumonia while in the northern part
of that state during a recent blizzard.
says the Saturday Review. )fr. Blaize
had occasion to drive sevi-ml miles dur-
ing the storm and was so tlini‘ouglily
chilled that ho was unable to get warm,
and inside of an hour after his return he
was llireiitened with a severe case of
pneumonia or lung fever. lr. Blnize
.‘k‘lli to the nearest drug store and got a
bottlo of ('liaiubcrlain‘s Cough Remedy,
of which he had often heard, and took a
number of large doses. liesoys the ef-
fect was wonderful and in a short time
lie was breathing quite easily. He kept
on taking the medicine and the next day
was able to come to Dos .‘ioincs. Mr.
Bluizc regards his cure as simply won-
ilorful.
If a New York millionaire gives 3 din-
ni-r at 5th avenue and ‘36th sin-ct, costing
$700.00, which gives ill people dyspepsia,
and these pm )lt‘ Spend nth-£56.00 in doc-
tors‘ bills anti finally have to pay $5.00
each for Cactus Blood t‘uro to cure them,
what would be the saving per capita if
the dinner should not be given, there
being it? persons at the feast?
Inquire at Plaisted’s drug store where
you may have the problem solved and
get information about some Blood Cure
1 El‘tlll’l‘nf llie condition of‘Tiltzt'l’vv NA-
1ii>s.ii. limit, at Smith .\"l’\\'l|lk, in the
Siiiioof Vi'ltllilt‘t‘lll‘lll. at the close of llllnlllt‘t‘rt,
Dec. 9. IP93.
It ESOl‘ltt 15:5.
lumps and dim-mints ................. $59.11*! 57
l’l’t‘flli’ltnfl, m-uml nnrl unumired .. at lit!
‘5'. H. Bonds to sci-um circulation . Sunni!)
Stiu'ks. m'iirllli-s, ctr ................. ill); .2 til
flue from approved reserve agents . 2! ml til
Dui- from other National Hunks ...... 333i st
Banking lioum‘, furniture and fixture-i Li' rill
Cum-m expenses and taxes laid . L. h l I
Premiums on l'. S. Bond-i" . 5M2": ill
(flier-ks and other i'nsb lie 3 illl on
Billsuf other luiiiltei......... .. meow
Fractional iii-[nor currency. llil‘kl‘lrt
and vents ....... lit: W
Specie... .. .... TM“!
he Header mil , “.711! iii)
Rm 9 Mon frinil ll-
reri per cent. of clmulatloni ...... Him»
Tutal........ . swims:
LIABILTTI .8.
(‘apltnl stiwk paid In ................ 8"!”le
8mm» fund ............ _ . :Iiiiiuiti
If iviilcil profits. .. .... . ”Jill I)
\‘allnmsl bank notes outstanding. .. alum»
ndivlilualtls Its snhjmt to on 'k EIILMI ill
Jomnntl rertl rates of depiwdts 105M:
Tortillas] wheels ........ . Until!
tneiimtlivr National Thinks . moms
his to State Banks and bankers ..... we:
Total ............................ simmer
State of t'uiinultmt. County of Pnlrfltlif. at
bank, do solemnl swear that the stove
statement is true to the lost of I'll knowledge
and belief. JACOB M. LAYTU. , Cashier.
Hutmrlhed and sworn to before me this ls'ith
y December ten.
CHARLES ii. mains. Notary Public.
(meek-attest:
gAIiLflADGE BAKER.)
oarara. now N . .
CHRISTIAN swin‘lreiwmm"
intelligent.
TB! l’AlBl’llLl) COURT?
Agricultural Society
Will hold the regular
Annual listing
Wednesdayullixt. Doc. If
All 'elock aim-h rods
0 e’hdheufleeflm
I“ llllll lldlllfildlllll "IR
A COUNTY FAIR
on: am an Jr... butchers, who have mil-1mm of gold
“fill the p’ublic and cause us was untold. '
List while we invite you to look on our '
remains,
your gold against us, and if‘you will—your brains.
Three," which Miss Lillian Kennedy will ' '
1892. List fumislied from oilicenf A. M."
Haven, coin controlled fortune wheel:‘
Russell Sargent, New Haven. cylini'leri
lock: Charles E. Wilkinson, New “ovum:
u
ciias. E. SEYMOUR, .
33 UlSlllIBTlll 8T" Bil. NEW“. R
air means you can win it,
But you’d better save your gold. an own up—yon're not in it.
W
SPElllll. Hill This WEEK.
Best Cuts eflltib Roast lfle lb.. ilirloia steak in lb... Porterkoue Stock
Go 1b.. Round Steak lle lb Shoulder Steak 8e lb.
M in tk
e town.
Everything warranted satisfactory or taken back and money refunded.
. E. a. WADHAMS. Proprietor,
FREE DElIVEIl,
PEflPtE'B' MARKET,
21 Wall Street. Norwalk.
Telephone Call, 57-3
my... a; cane... '"
liealEstateandlnsurance.
WASH INGTON STREET.
Persons looking foralot. or house and lot,’
with the view of part-basin .are invited to
call and examine our list. is have them for
sale In every part of the city at reasonable
prices and on iaev terms. In” tf
WAN l‘lillm"
OABI’) 1... ea,- iiiiiiviwé'ciiifirei; ii and o‘
I
'cars). Won d furnishown ms. Good
lmnlity and moderate price. A dressBJI.
If}. Sentinel oflice. lt
“M
BOARDERS.—First~clasa board and table
‘ bum-d. Ladies and gentlemen, 3%,? Chen.
. k
‘ nut street. South Norwalk. Mrs L. or.
i , dlddt
: ngl’ATlON to do general housework, or as
, i . second efrl. Speaks German and French.
; App! 50 “ oodward avenue. dillilt
; o . G girl to do light housework. One
5 who will sleep home ni his. Apply to
shire. B. F Stevens,M South lain 5L. South
l Norwalk, Ct. dill 1w
i To lair.“
, "l'i’l'AGlE of six rooms. corner omit-Jade;
pg and Woodward avenue, SIS: cottage on
\\ mxlward avenue. rent 8“: five rooms on
first floor. corner South Main street and Han-
ford Place. Rent 315: four rooms corner
“‘mdwnrd avenue and Meadow street; rent.
39. Apply to E. A. Woodward. nut
,Tlll‘l store at corner of Main and School
streets, Xorwzilk. This is an excellent
location for the grocery or butcher business,
fl'll'l!‘ i: been rondnr'nl its a grocery store for
bye-l ten years. Rent very low. inquire of J.
lit-run. 17 hard street. dll 3t
’ ill-Z Ciiichest - ,..e, 24 Marshal street.
Barn and ii at one acre of and;
abundance of fruit trees. etc. Bering per
month. inquire at lhefl'l‘t’. of the Old “ell
Cigar (‘o.. at} Washington street. dill
IIOl'SE No. 22* Day street, newly pa red
and painful; vvnter in. House go. if
Tolleastreetmne or two families: water on
both floors: in solid condition. Inquire of John
ll. iuiapp, r2 \\ cat street. South Norwalk. f't.
‘ ,, _- _ or» if
1, AT shop’wiln nil fixtures urge manufac-
tory Wlfl’l [Hitler and mains: house and
burn; house at i- lvc Mile River: cheap moms in
Raymond Bros. (112 1w
uil y houses.
Xlt‘l-IlA' {llrnibhtd room or
\ ‘ brim-d, good
x nemmmmlutions. at 4| Franklin street,
or inquire at Luther Wright's carriage fac-
t‘iiry. ._._ , oil If
‘UR rem-prions:out;rthiiiinunls.pa-r?f;e‘i;id
1: ball». 0. (BA. )1. ball. 'stcr street.
.\lll’l’:tll(. Ell‘f'il'lt" lights and all modern con-
vault-fitness At h‘afinl’mhlt‘ mics. lnq ire of
.l. fl. .lennin‘o. LKiiisrht street. n‘fl 3m
'l‘lll‘l «un- lilll‘ly tx‘l'llvll'll by this j: and .l.
llurm-mn l'umpnny. “t... :i. ~iiiti' of rooms
in .lziuiu‘ block. Apply to F. at. John Lock
“nod, whim». air. if
role Sam-i. ' '”
Kin'ifEX and parlor stoves, dining-room
table. stand. Mix. on “I mum of moving.
For further partivnlsrs inquire at So. 7 llan~
ifur-l i’lar-c. t'iill riiyday until six in the: even—
n‘z. illf.
BREE [lJll'flllL'illll'I'fl pin: L pii piss. live
necks old. Inquire of Silas 'arpenter,
Box 75. HmvaytonJ‘onn. «“23!
\ riioimt'niiiiimp amour; well broken
.x in the house: kind with children. Ad-
dress Willis 5. Crane. West Nirvvalli, Ct.
d 1:! Iw
‘\ TWE‘STY born- pmver llfgrlnw boiler and
4 a ten-horse engine. Will be will at is bar-
gain. .l. in. ii. Sayre, Mela nee. NorwalkJYonn.
. ,. es i.
listed to ill any
Hard ware (To.
A. .4. . . A . . . . _ E- “m.
titlflll Mark lltlhl', i'liraip. Aivl livllalli—I
1‘ Slow. 1’8 Smith )liiiri street. H, ’ ilfl if
03‘}; hfll‘ll .i.m.»€.~.sii_€'a}i
1 size ilt‘l‘l. South .\'or nail
gm‘rrfainnimls.
llllllWAlK OPERA HOUSE,
Tuesday Eve’g. Dec. 20.
A perfect pnvlurtion of the successfultfom-
city Drninzi.
SllE Gilli llN’T
MAllllY THREE!
interpreted by an efficient com inn ' b
by the universal little fov'orlt’e‘ ceded
LILLIANWKENNEDY
Producedwitliilliteiiownlcenety
A rantlrwenoof ihcffornlulici wltl
volv’ing lighthouse! (‘arboy's Abbm‘by minis:
light! llingly 'I‘nnncl. the most natural rail»
road was.
A Sueemloii ofheantlfnl stageI’eatnm
‘I'lirllllmr (Tllmnxm, songs and DIM‘H' A
mlrthful presentation whose chief.
lune-Items are
Brllllancy. Vita and Sprlgktllacna
Seats on solo at Mitchell's. did
Now llity charter.
”I...“
a
1'!» union! nevi turn and
moi-mnn'um donut iamnmplidm (iii;
t'hsrtsr. would he , to
tions from an of t rltlxens as roar-v pro-
vision or prov ms to bglenl‘im, "’3" t In.
met”- it'd.“
din lw JOHN i .9 our. '
NllllllE !
Ilavi purchased the Investment and la-
out»??? mm'fit‘l'm
M éiimgiflwrl leathers to the d par
cent. lien-nears moi the
IlllfllESEX BIIKIIE llllll'lll
eeffllddmmlh
lire, life iii littlest Issuing»
roe-slew
He D- "In“.
mattmhifllsg, . w,
attachments-um.
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.i ”at mu
.. q.
Bill/ Hill SlllillESllflIS.
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