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Who; the Pooplo of Our City are Doing
" and laying.
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11.8 annual election of carom of Court
linhackemo, A. 0. P... will be held this
evening.
o—Hnyler's candy, fresh every day, at
lane‘s. 51 Washington at.
Icson thevariouepondeisslx to eight
incha thick. Iceman are preparing to
cuttbeir winter's supply.
—H.Krieger is selling cloaks at twenty
per cent. below cost.
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Hint; awesome secured the music
boxltfi Coleman's unwind, and Pat-
ricklica‘llahongottbo blankets at J. F.
Rourke'e.
Jet-night at Music Hall the Germaine
opera company in Said Pasha.
An adjourned meeting of the Board
of Councilmen, probably the last one the
board of '01 will hold, will be held this
evening at 7:30 o'clock.
—llnyes' goods sell on their merits; no
presents necessary.
Dr. W. A. Lockwood addressed a good
sized audience in the Union Gospel Tem-
perance Reform association hall Sunday
afternoon on the temperance question.
~l’lenty of fresh Huyler’u candies on
hand at Innis,“ Washington street.
A fire at the Phillip‘s company works
in Glenbruok. Saturday evening, the ra-
ilection of which could be seen here,
caused a loss of several thousand dollars.
—Spring chickens, 14c a pound; very
lioice: no chronios, at lleyes’.
A special meeting of Tm- Knob Dating
Club will be held at the Malinckenio
Hotel this evening at 8 o'clock, for the
purpose of distributing promenade con»
cert tickets to members.
—-‘I'iie Catharine Germaine Opera Co.
in Said Pasha to-night at Music Hall.
Joseph Bloomer, a hackrnau, thirty-
ninoyeara old, was instantly killed S.it~
urdayu moon by the Springfield ox-
W“. eck. He tried to cross
thatrack More an approaching train
reached him. M_~
-—Piirii ci'ift‘ee with pure cream, be. a
cup,dsp'ot restaurant. Open all night.
The use-thereof tth.P.8.C.E.of
tbsflouth Norwllk Baptist church yen-
terder have arranged for a sunrise pray—
er meeting, New Year’s morning at Hi0
o'clock. An invitation to attend has
been extended to all the societies of the
Norwalk Union. _
~60 to Hayee' market for turkeys.
Yonarcnot compelled to buy oranges
with them. clue and 18c a pound.
Switcher No. as was hacking are out
of the freight yard about 10 o'clock Sat-
urday night to make up Conductor
Pavia" train, when one of the care
jumped the frognser the Ilonroe street
owning, which has caused so much
trouble, blocking the tracks for some
time. Owing to the unusually heavy
travel on the rmd,traineinhothdlrec-
lion were about an how». \
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nilllinery at ll. Krieger'eflouth Norwalk.
ThafnneralofChariee A. Knapineld
fmmhieiatebomsoa West street, Beer
nrdey afternoon. weeilrgslyettendsdby
nlaeiveeaud friendlof the family. Rev.
Gersldll.Beavd,Ph.D.,a-eistsdby
flsv. ll. N. Dunning. conducted the ser-
vicui Thedngingwae by a quartette
competed of Horace Hatch. Dibble-
brow Jeeeell.’l‘otieeasd W. 11.8.1»-
brow, 11mm a lame number of
beautiful floral tributes. The pail beer—
ern were J. Wallace Marvin, E. W.
film-deems. Bmltk. Dr.
uppers-awn. Mitchell.
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“Butler Lodge, so. er, 1:0. 0. R, will
rehearse the third degree to-nignt.
—-Jauuary Harper‘s at Flynn's. P
Then. Hubert. cf umbflsld. has last
five children by diphtheria in two weeke
and nowheieeick with thediesaes.
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the New Year’s maples wbezgiven' by
mmwmvmmwi :
A car arrived last night for the Nor—
walk 'I'remway company and is at pree-
ent in the freight yard of the Consolidata
ed railroad.
—Don‘t fail to hear Miss Catharine
Germaine tonight in field Pasha.
lieutenant George Hoyt, Charles Gray,
P. “.91in and Daniel 3pm went
gunning in Sontbport yesterday and shot
five rabbits and one quail.
~Fresh Kandy at Lands bi Wuhing—
iugton street. Fresh broken, 19; pure
caramela, 19; nice mixed, 19. Plenty of
Huyier's all the time.
flies Henrietta Meerlioltz, formerly of
Norwalk, now with a New York theatri-
cal troop, spent Sunday with her mother
on Main street, Norwalk.
~Kandy to townspeople at town
prices. Lane’s, ill Washington street.
Mrs. ll. E. Leach, who recently resign-
ed as a teacher in the public schools of
8mm Norwalk, will go to New York to-
morrow to engage in missionary work.
—If you have but little money go to H.
Kriegvr’s, and buy a stlyish jacket. You
can get it at your own price.
The engagement of Mia Jennie C
Tolles. daughter of Wellington R. 'I‘nlles.
of Bridgeport. formerly of South Nor-
walk. to William 1-}. Walkley, a young
lawyer of Durham. is announced.
“The best comic opera organization
traveling can he heard tonight at Music
Hall in Said Pasha.
Miss Ella Inn-tin Rooney died at her
home in Hayesville, Sunday afternoon,
aged nineteen years. She was the
daughter of Mrs. Ellen Bruins-y. The
funeral will be held from St Mary's
church Wednesday morning at 9 o’clock.
—Money not locked up, but put in
circulation. See change in good-i at
lane's. St Washington street.
Yesterday Mrs. James McCauley left
her safe unlocked at her bumping house
on Water street and went out. When
a e- returnr-d she- discovered that some
one had opened one of the drawers and
taken about “0 from it. No trace of the
thief has yet been found.
«Ladiss' Hustle Journal for January,
at l-‘lynn's, post-(flies.
.Fusinem at both ends of the town was
quite brisk Saturday afternoon and oven
log. All of the merchants did a good
holiday business. The horse care were
barely able to accommodate the throng
of Christmas shoppers. In the evening
care were run every twelve minutesto
better accommodate the traffic between
theNorwalka. The poet odicee did a large
business, the mails received and those
sent out being heavily freighter] with
packages of all kinds and lines. The car-
riers were heavily loaded again yesterv
day morning with Christmas giftaand
made many hearts glad. The registered
letter and money order busine- wae nu-
vnoedwgs..- mm“.--
realises sews.
A Bros-y Budget of Ito-e Iro- the
muot'lown.
The Norwalk Denmatic club will hold
a meeting this fleeing.
Mrs. William 1!. Davis is seriously ill
at her home in Broad iliver.
The annual meeting of the Norwalk
Baptht church will be held this waning.
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home unlit. Jilin Hess, wrestling with
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Thesauri-i town meeting will be held
in the town house io-eeorrow alternoou
atlo’ciock.
A reunion of Fin-‘(liovar family was
held utbsreeidencsof Hsurylilover,“
West Iain street. liorwalk, yesterday.
’i'. 8. Ilorieonmf West avenue, who
heebseneeriomiy iiilalfaw York city.
harneerlyrscovsndendwill return to
Norwalkinefewdeye.
Irving need, a driver employed by
Bumthundemwaelnediagaehlp-
mentofhatetbwthevtkfiwhenooeof
tbsboawidlapoaflmsettiagkirnoes
endless.
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New Haven.
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Inandlra J. 1". Bryant, ofAcadsmy
street, spent yeeterday lrpwlfew 11am.
when Kriegsr'e advertisement on an
otherpage. Hebtelkinghusinmx
(ironic. the infanteon of Iir. and Mrs,
Thomas-Reilly, «Winona its...
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the Young Men's Christian annotation,
Monday. January 3d.
The funeral of Thomas Kelly was held
from St. Mary's church Sunday after-
noon. Tbe pelibeareare were members
of St. Mary's 'i'. A. B. society.
The monthly meeting of the Ladies‘
society of the Norwalk Congregational
church willbeheld in the chapel Worl-
ncsdsy afternoon at 3 o‘clock.
bliss Georgie May Street and Edward
L. Wilson, will be married tomorrow
afternoon at the residence of the bride's
mother, Mrs. M. Foster, in Ilidgeiield.
The executive council of the American
Federation of Labor in aeaeion at Meriden
today. W. I". McQuiIlan, of this plow,
whoiesecretaryofths council, is in at
tendsnce.
~—I-’urniture reduced, Scoileld e floyt's.
Ollicer Martin arrested James Smith
for drunkenness, yesterday afternoon,
He was tried before Justice Coolidge this
morning and fined $3 and costs, Ollie-tr
Northrop escorted him to jail.
Our Drotliera’ lodge, I 0. O. I"., elect
ed the following officers last evening: N.
(L, William Buttery: V. 6.. Cornelius
.ll. Daniels; secretary, John II. Jones;
treasurer. John ll. Wade; trustees, Plan
Price, Charles L. Glover and Charles ll.
Wheeler. M- w
Archibald Ladner, known hem from
his connection with Y. M. C, A. work.
now representative of the Cbamberlin
Invvstment company, of Denver. (‘ui .
was a laser by fire in Springfield, “it“...
last Saturday night, his one» being in
the burned block.
Dr. Henry C. Ifcfionegal, who ”was
sent to Sing Sing prison a month ago for
manslaughter in causing the death of
Annie Goodwin, is dying in the prison
hospital of pneumonia. Mr. McGouegnl
is a half brother of the late Rev. lloliert
.tlcljorwgai, of Norwnik.
—-B.ll’p;:lllll in holiday goods while
they last, at Hale's.
Concord Division, S. of T,. elects-d the
following officers last evening for tin-
quarter commencing January 1. “93.
W. l’., Nathan E. Peck; W. A., Miss
Bertha Godfrey. ll. ti, Lewis ilubbell;
A. R. S..\'iuceut ll. Olmstead: i". ii.
William A. Kellogg trwurer. William
A. Pryor; chaplain, George S. l’aririck;
mnductor, liar lottie Coleman. A.C.,
lies Clor- Whittey: I. 8., “'illirirn
Bmith;0. 3., Jonas D. Worden; I’. W..
P . lewie R. June; trustees, William A.
Kellogg, Lewis Ilubbell, Jonas D
Worden. _.....--._
Ili- Myrtie Dyington, a etenographer
and typewritiet eruployei in New York
city, spent Christmas with her parents,
Mr. and Ira. Aaron Byington, of West.
port avenue. While Mire Dyington was
on the way to the Grand (rental depm
to take a train for home flaturday after-
noon, a man sneaked up behind her and
grabbed her pocket book, which was un-
der her arm, while she wee putting on
her gloves. She lost all trace of him,
and could do nothing but retrace her
steps and procure another supply of
m- ._._,-,...;_-_
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The Norwalk the department wee well
wied'et the sew-l inseam
ball or Kurt—as “mummy,“ Ils-
Iiury. last night. The boys were well an-
WM. and returned home this morn-
trig loud‘lo' ester Wofbenbnry ill...
pitailty. Among those who altendlid
were leuteuant D. ii. Weeks. William
Banker. Georges. Grumman, “I", J.
Grumman. l'sdwerd Burr. Charla Groin.
marl, Fred Castle. limlth liorthrop, (like
ileyniour and Harry lArbold. nf Phi-nix
Engine company: Captain Patrick stet-
tery, lieutenant Charts-e Payne. John
Rooney, intense Adams. William Beau-
Ciiarlae Beecher and James Kelly, of
flops lines mm. and P. 3. WI!»
ilammidtlsorgs ll. Allen, of the like
Police.
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lows and Guest, of the Day in last
Iorwolk.
Ills-i Alice Parsons gave a peanut
M. last evening, to a few of her
friends, at her home on First avenue.
East Norwalk.
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outflow". . ,, y "
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ii‘llabslle,‘wifevoflf7harles L. Wood,of
flamford."dirA-at’1tie' home' of~ her pa:
rents on Henry street, this morning,
aged thirty years. Funeral services will
he held from the house Thursday morn-
ing at “:30, and the remains will be
taken toStamford, where aaervics will
beheld in the Methodist church at 2
o'clock.
——We haven‘t got the beat turkeys on
earth, but we have the finest in Norwalk
for 16c and tile a pound. Come early
and get first choice, at flayes' market.
The following are the names of those
who were present in room No. 6, of the
East Norwalk school every half day dur-
ing the month of December: Grade 8.
Alice ilatchman, Addie Naphey, Carrie
Nichols, Blanche Rose, Annie Smith,
Everett Gorburn, Irving Jones, Cliflord
Randall. Frank Reynolds, Irving Smith,
Stephen Valentine. Grade 7, Clara Ains-
worth, Carrie Carpenter. May Decker,
Olive Holt, Sadie Keogh, Mattie Morgan,
Annie Odell. Helen Owens, [ester Finch.
Frank Chiolto, Albert Morgan, Ernst
Youngs: ‘
BOWAYTDS.
ll. 8. Kidd preached an excellent were
morn in the Baptist church Sunday even
trig, his subject beinz “Witnessing for
Christ." He spoke of our responsibility
in this matter and gave many helpful
thoughts.
WESTI’DBT.
A. ’I'. Burr, of Greenwich, was the
guest of his father, Capt. H. P. Burr,
Christmas day.
Christmas thee exercises at Memorial
church will be held to marrow evening.
Arthur Whitney secured the ‘27; pound
turkey at Bart‘s. Saturday evening.
A reception will be given in the Opera
House Thursday evening by a number of
the young people of the place.
flurry Lee, of Brooklyn. 1". Y., was a
truest over Sunday of his mother, Mrs. R.
'l'. lien.
Mrs. B. W. Maples and Miss Clara
Maple-s, of Nnrwalk. have been visiting:
lint William Meeker.
i-‘red Parisian. of iiempvtead. l. l, is
visiting lii~ parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. L.
ii. (Lennon.
Mr. and Mrs. t'. ii. Lyon, of Bridge-
port, .‘lh‘ill Christmas at the residence of
t‘hnrlos Kemp-r, Jr.
Charles and Frul Staples, of Brooklyn,
N. Y., are the guests of their aunt. Mrs.
H. B Bradley.
Minus Molly and Annie Bennett, of
New York, are horm- for th» holidays.
The services at the churches Christmas
day were largely attended and very in-
D’I‘Hllllg. The docuritmns were very
ban-Imus and the riitisic llI'BPCldfiltl.
——A large line of three capo ladies
roots in black, blue, brown ant gray will
be sold for half their original value at ll.
Krioger'e. South Norwalk.
Christmas Entertainment» ‘l'o-aight.
The Sunday school festival at St. Paul's
church will be held this evening at 7
o‘chick. The scholars will gather in the
church. and after a programme of sends
the usual Christmas awards will be made,
after which the school will be entertain-
ed in the Sunday school room.
'l'hoSunday school festival of Grace
church takes place in the church. this
evening at 9 o'clock, following which
the children will march to Lockwood’e
Ilall, where a large Chrhtmas tree is
arranged. (lifts will be distributed, and
a play hour will ensue.
«ThsChrlemsee exerciser of the Sunday
ism at the South smut ‘lieptlet
church will be held this evening at?
o'clock. ' 'l'lioecbolarawill be iii-peat to
an oyster supper. l'rlsude are cordially
invited to attend.
tastes and Humboldt Lodges, Bone
and [Daughters of ilsrmeanrohns, will
hold their Christmas entertainment and
tree this fleeing to Garments Hail.
The Norwalk Congregational church
will give its Christmas entertainment
tbie evening from 5 to 0 o‘clock.
The children of the Broad River tinn-
day school will have their Christmas law
that in the chapel, this «sum,
'l‘hsannaal Christmas tree and enter-
A label largiariaol.
Intolerance. Fancy
, 1 some;
p ' ’ HOStERY A SPECIALTY.
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FUL canteens recesses.
A.Dickerman' & Son,
NORWALK. CONN.
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Mill ll? ”4‘05
every time. eepeslely at Old-nee.
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lre. l-Ily Webb lays l’wo Imus Be-
lieved ller of liar loony.
Emily Webb. the white wife of Wil-
liam Webb, a colored gardner who lives
in a house belonging to James Toner on
the Dry Hill road, was robbed of over
will Saturday night. Their savings were
placed in an old stookingiiatilztbey were
ready'tcdepse itthem In the bank. They
hadfllfiabb, aners Webb was afraid
to leave it in the house. eocarried it with
her when she went out. As it was quite
cold the woman stopped in a saloon and
took several drinks. She drunk with
eomestrange men anduihe chime they
followed her outside and catching hold
of her forced her to accompany them
down Brook street. where they dragged
her into a shed and took the money
away from her, afterward beating her
into inseusibility. People heard her
cries for help and saw the affair, but it is
said thought nothing of.it.
Mrs. Webb was first discovered about
3 o'clock Sunday morning by Frank Fitz-
gerald, who was going to Gregory's
stable to get a horse to go to South ‘Sor-
walk after Sunday papers. Hearing a
woman moan and call for help, he hur-
ried to the stable and mused Wilbur
Hubbard, the night watchman, and they
went downstairs to go out back of the
stables. Just as they opened the door
lira. Webb staggered in, She appeared
to be nearly frozen and they‘helped her
upstairs and into the .oilice by the fire.
A telephone message was sent toChiel
of Police DeForest at police headquarters
and accompanied by Oflicer Martin, he
went to the stables. Finding that the
woman was beastly drunk and nearly
noun, they carried her to the lockup.
ihe told the oilieer she had been robbed.
fire chief detailed Officer Martin to inn
vestigato, and procuring a lantern he
seart'lial around among the sheds and
found her hat and shawl. lie also found
i purse made of plush, a pocketbook, a
handkerchief and numerous pieces of
paper in which money had been wrapped.
i‘he pocketbook contained a large roll of
bills. Officer Martin turned the money
over to the chief. Sunday afternoon she
we released to report at the police head-
quarters at ll) o‘clock yesterday morning.
3‘lie appeared before Justice Coolidge,
accompanied by her husband. The chief
turned over to the justice the money
that Ollicer Martin had found, $86.66 in
all. Mrs. Webb told the amount of
money she had, and produced a paper
with the several amounts written upon
it. The justice gave her the money and
discharged her. leaving the case still in
the hands of the police.
DRAIAI‘IC ”01865.
Theatrical Matters In Whlch Play—Going
People “‘1“ ho Interested.
Tao-night at z‘lllnit‘ Hall. the “Catharine
Germaine l'oriiic Opera ("ommnyfimum-
baring some flirty pimple will give a pop
lormnnce of the best of all Comic calms
"Said Pasha." The cast includes besides
Mini Germaine, who is said to be the
youngest and bandsomest prime donnn
on the American stage. such well-known
people as Miss Marie Dresser, Miss Rose
Beandet, Mr. Don Young, Mr. Charlie
Holmes, Mr. Sylvian Langlois and
others. Tire chorus numbers thirty and
iacomposed of young and well trained
voices. This company is one of the
strongest operatic organizations travel-
nnfl and Music Hall should i... inn-n to
night.
floral J nag—oat and a flaw I'ork Story.
"I see by the papers that two young
Rumian officers quamlied about a lady
who had been smiling sweetly upon
both," said Mrs. Julie Truitt. as she mo
tinned the corridor man to a seat braille
her in the Incledo parlors. “One of the
hot-beaded lovers shot the other deed,
and was sentenced to serve twelve years
in the mines of Siberia. As he started
for the times north the wedding belle
rang out. announcing that the lady in
question had become the bride of suitor
No. i.
"Tl-t was just like a women. be you
know first wom.aea rule.havovary
little regard hemorrhage or others?
Of course. there are honorable excep-
tions, but the average woman has no
more heart than a rabbit. She is inordi-
nately selfish. 'i'het Russian women
could not put off her wedding one day
to spare the feelings of a man who had
stairisd his hands with blond and in-
cnrred the displeasure of theOrer for
hereaks. A man would have kept his
betrnihal toanotbsr a secret. He would
have been t to comfort the unfor-
tunate. be women glories! that the
had the or todeetroy one illeend
rule and could not refrain from
“'"mm'ilfi die-greenest
young t is
with their admirers
“In New York not lmgago. twoyonug
msuweropelngcourtlothe earns
young lady. queersllsd. A duel
weslmrnlrient. but her brother succeed-
adln averting it. Did she thank him!
its. indeedl She was hungry for the
yths 'aifeir‘ would have given
her. snedsehsd tube pointed etaetbs
eemsol'abloudy encounter. Bhocould
notinvebseu more eager for the uri-
WbenonavflttoMIr. K. Del-
ioe.oll.eray, its-ell County. Kan-e.
ceiledettheieborstnry of Chamberlain
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To all On
Whit
rayon, disputation Don'ttseeeyonr muesli with nupelatabisdlebee, when
vacuum-rayon withuietetlaletbatwillpueem yonrdigeetive organisatinnin
oppie-pisorderellthsyeerioundeudkespyoureppetltsu ireeneeefoahouud'e
a full variety of Christmas specialties. '
Cali r3-2.
SEYMOUR,
3! WASHINGTON 811. 80. Iflfifllll.
EW YEAR
r Patrons.
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The Christmas Girl.
She is a joy forever—able brighoeyed
maiden who haunts the stores, walks
busily through the crowded streets as if
treading on air, and fills the ladies‘ res-
taurants with gay conversation about
sachets and stitches while she eats salads
and sandwiches with no apparent know-
ledge of what is going into the month,
she is so much absorbed in her plots and
plans. There is far more of the genuine
girl than in the old German saint with
and a literary attachment. he Christ-
mas girl is a living reality; we know her
individually as well as collectively.
She is the bright embodied ee-
sence of things hoped for at holi-
day time. She is making presents for
her friends in secret and she talks about
them with unless openness, givin
away the secret in her sudden silences
and in the very instant of concealment,
hiding her pretty plans like the
ostrich whore tips she wears on
her toque or her broad felt brim. Th
Christmas girl is the true type of the
sweet holiday giver, for she revels in the
blessedness of giving which is to be hers
redness of receiving, which is Certair:
rive about Briabon now with that ubiquit—
one little for animal bobbing about her
white neck. and say if you can that there
is anything in the world that she wants
that the Christmas girl ought not to it»
ceive for her own sweet self at Christ—
mas—Boston Transcript.
Moatlug of the Four Hundred Club.
The Four Hundred club will meet with
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Stevens, 106
South Main street, on Friday evening of
this week. A programme of more than
usual interest has been prepared for the
occasion, and any member not present
will mlafi nrare treat. Music, singing
and recitations from "Shakespeare in the
Original" will form some of the leading
features to be presented. Every meeting
of this club grows in interest, and is look-
ed forward to with great pleasure by
every member.
For a sun- tlrrlmt tin-re is nothing bet—
ter than a flannel bandage duliipened
with Chamberlain's I’nirr Balm. It will
nearly always effect a cure in one night's
time. This remedy is also a favorite for
rheumatism and has cured many very se~
verr- cm.
BIG CRASH AT MINNEAPOLIS.
Real Estate Dealer Cores-r Fall: for About
.l,000,000.
Mission-nus, Dec. ‘37. “The business
World was startled by the announcement
that ES. ('urser. the veteran real estate
agent. had assigned for about “Jumbo.
K S. t'orsi-ris not the only ollt‘ involved,
but the firm of 1-2 5. Corner o: (‘0. will also
make an assignriii-nt. This firm consists
of heater it. Elwood, Waiter ilmlger and
Justin Belkruip.ell well known business
men. It is thought that Mr. Corner will
beable to meet his obligations riearly in
full. The estate will show a fair value
tion, iorthe real estate moms smouutw
nearly “MIMI”. The assets will amount
to about 015,01!) in excess» of liabilities.
The Inaugural Executive (Sol-mitten.
Wsellisorox, Dec. 27.—Cllllmiln Ber
rel, of the inaugural committee, coin-
pleted his selection of the members of the
electitlvc committee of twantymne. They
are James N. Norris. James L. Barbour,
Henry 1. lllrcoe. General H. V. lloyntou,
Alexander '1‘. itrltton, John Joy Edison,
Rear Admiral 8. it. Franklin, Lawrence
Gardner. Curtis J. l‘llllysr. Robert 0.
lloltsmeu. .l. iiarriaon Johnson, Jared
Kelley, Charles 17. Janeaeter, William
Crouch McIntyre. George W. Mclmneban,
'I'heoilore l“. Noyes, Francis A. Richard
son. John W. itoee. Richard Smitty)“:
sheet I. Weller and lieriah Wilkins.
Hr. Blaine Improving Daily.
Wasmxtmis, Dec. 2nd“. llleine was
pro much better that be eat up for the first
time in ten days As to Mr. lileins'e being
removal from the city, Dr. Johnston says
that it lesltogethern question of the future.
"Mr. lilaltie," Dr. Johnston said, “is line
proving day bydey,and is now in every
respect better than ior three weeks past.
He is not yet allowed toteave hlebeilex‘
eept for a moment at a time.
Not catered lea. hot Io'oee.
Amman. Ga, Dec. fir-Tl!!! negroedlt-
we of Georgia organised in Augusta a
State Pree- m. Twelve papers
were represented. The editors issued an
addueedlesounalna immigration and de-
nouncing lynching and the charm laser
system. The address suggests that the
‘ ‘ its aim preference over
"colored" and that it be spelled with it
”why "Nun
lr.J.P.lliaiae,aneateneivs reel D»
tatedselsrinDselniaseJowemermw.
lyueepsdonsoftbsesverssteteecke of
pneumooiewbils is the outliers pert
ofthet‘ one. during I mt Hit-ml.
lentils Betardey ilevisw. Ir. islet-e
“Mbdflflm aili- dee-
hig the m and was so thoroughly
ehlliedthetbsw‘eeanabtehgst was,
was letheeevweewwnt
pneumonia «laughs-t Ir. Blaine
usitolhsmdrugmeedme
mammal-ammo.
spirit of holiday time in the Christmas "
whom. after all, none of us have any-j
thing more than an astral ac uaintsncc
gt
also to be hers. Look at her as she bur...
M
aadineldectenhonraftvrhbrsturl be ”
If a New York mim - ,
ner at 5th “3'9““? and 3321?: track“ a dirt.
{210310. which lgiven 19 l,90351:.dynacostang
ese pepsin,
tors' Miami, 9- ”pend 81. 00 Indoc-
hnaily have to pg
each for Cactus Blood Cure "my “'00
what would be the sav' to c them
_ r
the dinner should not be pgvgplt‘iteg
being 87 persrli’nl:l at the feast! ’
nquire at 'sted’s drug a here
you_ may have the problem Sign: and
get information about tctug Blood Cum
w h A Card. ‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘
e, t 0 employee of the Xovwalk Rona
Railroad company, whit to expires our thanks
;to Tris Evzxrso Sax'rrsnr. for their kind re-
membrance to us on Christmas day.
Tailor sicoiuen.
ileal Estate and Insurance.
ASBING'I'ON STREET.
Persons looking foralot. or he
iwrth the view of purchasin .amusrnv‘iilgdht'e;
, call and examine our list. “ye have them for
[sale in every part of the city at reasonable
. prices and on saw terms. am If
xi;
and has little time to think of that bless»—
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Home I)? it; Emmi—ox? iiiiirWX‘
loJ '. ’ p
Norwaikfme: t. Crows. West avenuethol‘r;
inc—rooms. A
1 ply loMrs.L).> n
borough. I .tevens, Prospect Hai‘fl,
Ct l'I'i‘AGl-Z containing
' 'Wtiiiits. one ofAsevfieu rooms
nine rooms. in the Madden bulfldmgnzogf
tier of Well and River streets, Norwaik ' A
ply on theme-mines. dl'l tl
OT'I‘AG‘? of six rooms, corner Grove 5 reet
Q and “oodwanl avenue. 313: cottag'e £5
oodward avenue. rent Sit: live rooms on
first li'oor, corner South Main street and Han-
ford Hm. Kent are: four rooms corner
Woodward avenue and Meadow street' rent
an. Apply to as. Woodward. ‘ rim
IIE ('hichesler place. at Marsh urea
T item and about one acre of“ round:
abundance of. fruit trees, etc. Rent. ) per:
month. Inqn'fe re! the 0 on of theOid “all
(1.; tr ( 0.. M \\ asliihgton street. dltl
‘OR receptions entertainment ‘ ~—~
. s. i
E but». ti. lflA. M. ball. “lathe:t :stman‘d
. ornslk. Liectrrc lights and all modern con:
Vrillt‘m‘t’s, At reamnable rates. I
J. r. Jrnrilncn. 4 Knight street. “3.51:1”!
.7 ‘ir i: ..... to...» dimer ii In " r “
l Henri-um Company. a‘so’a suli'ieJofnhbgnl’l;
in Jumrs' block. A l ' t :~‘
unitid. "trier. pp ’ 0 F. L Jahnnilfi‘mlfk
”Here use.’“" "“*
: liittii'ilitk' iiuslne-s in t V
4‘ giant stand. I Etc bt‘li': beh libel
data;
in euro
brunch otlire, Somalial
rm. mi. .t2§3;'...—tt 1.3.. 1:5 "C
In sire heel. south Nor’wali liardzdirloay.
swan
city Boarrl of llslisi titties."
, 'OTit'l-Z in hereby given that t a Bow
L\ Relic-l tor the t'lty of South Signs-alkali:
meet on Monday. January 2, iit litilla. m.‘ Fri—
day. Janitor) it. at 7:.‘lrp. nu: Wednesriay,'J.n-
:1an l)...“ mm. "L, and aturday. January
-i. at ...li p. m., at the Council Chenille-filer
rin- pul’pii-r ul bruriug and determining ell
spirals innit tlirr‘lolpgsut the t,‘ily Aer-«an. . he
-I t «mil Iltsgrtlil in tin '
thi-ilnlni in”. J ting the inluetionln
MA I’l‘ill-ZW l't)RliE'I"f'.r fl:
IliZNKYiiJ‘UX, o mi?!
Dated at tin-l ity of south Norwalknhs rm
the) or lltu‘v tuber, lam tilt in
BOARD llF RELIEF Ill'liIlE.
’l‘ill". llourd of lie-lief of the'f‘mvn of Nor-v
walls on the assessment list of DW. will
nice! in llil' urtim-oftho Selectmen. Monday.
Jan. :51. hut. at 2 o‘clock .rn : Wertneerle .
Jeri tilt, at 7 o'clock p m.; Plieturday. Jen. 7t .
at .2 ovlork p. m.: Wednesday. Jen. lltb. at
2 o fliK‘K'p. m.; Huturday. Jan. Nth. II Zo‘clot'k
p. m.. “minted-y. Jeri. llllh. at 7 o'clock .
sexuality. Jon. :ler, at zii‘cirirk p. m. a also
at To'rlork i. m..f the pose '
and delerm nl or m" M bearing
an and all .
them from that «ring. of the mwmtlszo to
be Board of "this! will also meet with the
am“ ”gym? it Join} boa?! haturday. Jen. lttb,
.. ' ' i. in. or t in f
the “mile of sick or dineblwl'gre‘ora?‘ mm“
A permits claiming exemption trots laxa-
tlon by resumed service! in tlrneol war. who.
have not had their delta: pissed upon by then
'tiarvliif "ell f. ‘0 be M l ,
enlistment... ‘ n h" ' ”’wn"
Norwaik.l‘t..lih: Dial it”.
i. . . Til Board
run PRICE. '
till. it , M
. W
fill'liilE l
ltevlng‘ purchased the investment and in.
tdmwo mllfl'fl re all
it. h. (‘reutnrdJ regent “AWMMW."I:I share“...
..
oillw nhllc patio
IWla attention In the I per
d3 3
ill
“rm ll 1*
cent. Driven tire Iuiridinf the
Illilllldll Blllllii WIPlll
of Middleman, CL; also
Fire. lite enileeiient Institute
feverish:
H. D. Smith)!
mfiflmiflljiflfl. - fl?“
" SCOFIECD’B‘W “
LllElll tllll Bilillllllli
STABLE.
fins; "£5. mum-neg re:
rtnsrsuss llllill MS
at ream-able an
MA]: 0AM (“VII TOWARD“...
V. A. SCOFIELD.
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Norwalk Chronicler