of armory angina-isomor- forthe too-to. no
‘ ' W” 30“” ll" work was oornpleted before hi. death
3 ‘ottotnnters drop' to to tr
‘ . onrboiry Butter.
. 593°11'11“ tho mom—r. being unusually bright
H I Jaguar“
. otruebargalninl‘el. Pious: senator.
Mill 100. I Brent: fipoillugeoutsst.
them once and iii.
, m coll-pin. Thismcrningltailo. YaleUniversIty
W drain-o. tor 102:..7-
'ilWi‘Wfl‘l inh‘mlwm'
l . * Elm”
”(lam Insolvent-«Meme.
‘ Wmmmhm-
« nyrgpnloulybojortlyelnudyandeouidm‘
hiyabfla‘rjrshddbysnuwud followed st
‘1!"- l! Miro ..e . "one “...-v
.Te-norrowitpvenlssetnbs molly coldcrb
‘m’daleor.
scorn NGBWALK.
“ motgsuroeotooroorurt'mnarsg
mm onnual dinnerofOId Well
Hookaodjadderoornpenywill beheld
oofund.yoveniug..lann.ry8i.
notifier Pronouns club will hold
' Ilidlbhllou'fllerthlo evening in Pale...
, tineOtsIle_ hell in Washington street
Mar—.... price. at lane’s depot
matinee. 013nm oll night.
'Ih'e“ listing in the South Norwolk
lethodht‘uktirch. tonight. will be in tbe
iotetut of the Epworth league and the
IW'MPIO-
The Four Hundred club met last even-
ing with Ir. and In. Sylvester Hunt,
Chestnut street. and had a" most enjoy-
able time. despite the snow storm.
The Young Ken’s Debating club will
meet thb evening at the home of Amber
8. Jennings. mot West stirrer and
Taylor Ivonne Ir. Jennings and F. H.
Bowen will debateon the mbjeet. "Re
solved. That Nopoleon Bouspute was
greater than Cnsor "
—Circulotirrg lib—roryJOc. It Coleman's.
The members of theOonnectlcut Coun-
cil of Bduation will hold a erosivrn III the
Supreme Court room. Hartford. Satur-
doy..lunnnry II. lh’glllnl‘tig at 10 it In.
Theipriucipnl'mru-rxtreeur-g of "Elie
Qualifications of Teachers.“ out! be read
by George ll. Marvin, the supervisor or
och ol~r in Baotou
Last Friday evening the Swedivh
Evangelical Lutheran l-unnnuel society
Iva organised in the G A. ll Hall.
Tit»- oucwty number forty mr'rlll’h‘l’n. and
has n. loir trooper of increasing the
number crmsidwmblv, Services are hair
in thel} A. ll. llaiievery Friday oven-
ing at 1:80. ,
--Attend the concert and dance of GI: IV
er in Arnvrirnrn Bu d, Wrdnesduy nightJu
oh! congregational ulropel.
The encore of Blinrwhnha Division,
Sons of ’l‘eruwmroe. were illsllllr'rl luvr
etwhg'lry Deputy (irnrul Worthy Putri
are" Mr». K. A. lloy. The grand curt
Ilnctbrlwart lire F Brotirertnn. Follow
Indfiolfihd ill“ officers: W. 1’. Miss
M55. '. A. r, Bronte-vino: It. 3.. WJ-
linmlr'. .l (.A. IL 8. Him Ennis Gll'
belt; F. B. IroJulia Allen; T.. Mrs ii.
Webb: clodhdn. bliss Bolser; L'tlllllllcltll'.
lliatA. Wtibb; 'A...C flies Corr;l.S.
Charles Killer; 0 3.. Fred Hoyt.
The first meeting of the Hungarion
My was held in the Springwocd
chapel lootevenlng.and oppeared to be
very successful. Thessnice no open.
ed with a hymn by the Americans
preoent. followed by an introductory od-
drees by Rev. 6. ll. Beard. Ph. D. Jon
Penn. the Bible reader. then curred
prayer and preoched o oer-men in the
Hungarian iangnoge. which woe atten-
Itively listened to and sppsrently .very in-
teresting tosome llfty Hungarians who
werepsrssnt. Theolriglng by thelatter
waocneofthefeoturesofthemseting.
«~Ciroice timothy and cow boy. holed or
. Iooee,lf.nnel ’1'. notch.“ lorrhall street.
minute-tropmuumnnnr. r.
.9 was.“ «held . the president
other» dainty ledicol noel.-
tion,hod been preporing for theonnusl
banquetoftheonnciotionsndwosseleot-
endshcwsthottherewn ludeodatreat
0 inotorsforthe (outset that booqmt.
{0" ondtothspoint. Outofrespect tothe
“d doctor’smemoryihoonoulatlobhosvot»
ednottcholdtheboequettbisyeor,but
“numb in be provided with o
ongol‘thstontsuprepored.
«Time: January it.
drmnofterowinterrs-
WM
tw.No.88.thise‘rsnin¢;oorkthernark
d ,, ..
monolinsdtobhhomoonpnlonotroet
,byshknen.‘
j rehearse“ the first M to-nrght. The
éfl‘cers elsctare requested to be present.
8onth Norwel‘ .
Regular mm of Underfloo- .
Chief of Police William Vollrner to
W
tincture. Rothko. d. .r ., on
113“".
on. is the aunt or alone liickeueu'.
M .troot.
"84 wnsuruorou STREET.
The Get Vlve Bonjo club “it! with‘
II- Anna Woodward. of Elm strrm.
Matching.
Asouwosborntnllrmndllrs. W. P.
English. Bunday night. Tbie u their!
eighth child.
id
Ills. llicho‘rd flint-mutation How
on
v". /I
“l \ "
to we WEEK.
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r—fl-‘t-L-mm
-—Diodesfor lmotprices that cannot
beheoten..tFlyunsP. O. newnend.
Charles llorsu and Charles James
were arrested lost night for drunkenness.
Justice Townsend lined the former Oil
and costs and the letter 81.
One hundred and fifty-nine shares of
New York. New Haven and Hartford
railroad thick were sold in New York
city Saturday ”.258 per share. .
—Legs of lamb—not muttonol5 cents
almond: prime rib roast, best quality
heel. rec. People‘s Market; Norwolk;
opposite Hayes', South Norwalk.
It in related of a certain collegian that
after receiving his B. A. degree from .
celebrated institution lib took up the
study of spelling. Ability to spell well
'narstsndardof culture. To test what
tlorschoois one doing in that brmich n
prise contest. for Obor its equivoient in
books. occurs at Franklin street school
hall this week Fndny. Those who have
an interest in the work of the schools
should attend. Tickets limited to 250.
SOBWALII NEWS.
A Breasy Bucket of Item. l'rmtt the
Hannah Iorl of Town.
The fire police will meet [tr-night.
A special meeting of the ’80”qu club
will be held to- night.
. Frurrklin n Vdifihdliilbert antigen
have bought buildiu, iris on Plant are
one. Bust Norvrnlk.
The employee of Austpalgfgvumlrv are
busy costing prose onmior the v mmhor
fr: My ai (iiwnbrmk. recently tl-‘-lruytnl
bi fire. The first shipment wan-I uni-iv
yesterday.
—Cna| mules. 18-! and 20c Inch.
I]. William's. l5 Willi strict.
II
The price of beef. pink. musta- and
horn is rapidly going up. Yesterday thi-
wiruh-sulv Ilflk‘x' of beef admin-ed um
I‘» til it pmml zi'rl pork and Silldtg’t‘ SnH
l'ul'li’h.’ a pound. Hum has :tdvunvnl
two writ: a "mail.
The adjourned annual meeting of the
Summit; ihurxregntirrrrui churrh will
be hell in the chapel. Thursday I-veniuu
nt 8 u'r'lmk. This meeting trill be of
N‘k'itlul Interest to rill rnnribcrs of the
church and n lung'- utteudnum- in llt'fill'l‘I!
The twenty-fifth unnivomrry of the
Women's Hun! ul Shoal-u” of I 'rmgrr-gu-
trnnul church it will be llt'ltl in rhi- Pork
Street chur h. Breton. “helm-witty An
invitation lib?! been rxroudwvl to the Nor
walk clrurulmi in Miami. J
—l’unr mile“ with pun-cream. 3v.
cup,depot. tin-summon Open all fliglll.
Xi
Preparations are in progress for n Iriili»
srd tournament at. tho Norm-lit club,
The entries will close Suturdrry night.
January It. at which time the drawing»
will take place. The commoner will
oloo select o managrnrr and rating com
mitten. The games in the preliminary
round will probably be played the follow-
ing week.
A great evangelistic meeting is promo
ed’ in the Methodist church this evening
The Sunday school. the Epworth [league
and the member. generolly will unite in
one great meeting in the interests of the
young people of the church and congre-
gation. A chorus choir will lead the
singing. using the “Finest of the
Wheat.” There will be room for all who
I“ M
The citation of Connecticut met at the
ofllce of the Secretary of State in Hort.
ford, ynterdoy afternoon. and cant
their vote. for the Democrotic candidates.
The total vote of the state for presiden-
tial elector. woe 164.625. dIVIdr-d u. lol-
lowt: Cleveland. 82.8%; Harrison. 77.-
camera's». 4.0m: Weaver. M; Wing.
use; scattering. 80. Judge Gauge 0
IcNdl. of Gmnwich, woe appointed
ore-engro- io carry the certificate of
election to Wuhiugton.
W. ll. Broth. an old colored one. well
known tool] old resident. between Nor-
wslk and Bridgeport. died Bundoy or his
borne in Mam He was eighty-
fonr yearsof one and up loayeoraso
continued the occupation of . chin
digger. lie went to Fairlieid or South-
part on the eoriint morning train.»
turning or 8:10 each dayuith. hesketfni
oftitelnecbutliirolreo. fished in title
wsy for runny yen. mode . ceremonial.
living. lie was . qu-iot char-cur. full
of reminlreencn of ante-helium deys.
Whfltilodoluhtetef Ir. and
dirt. Fred B. null-id. of Surefire-met.
The funeral of the lite Glouhni Guir'“
nieri .washeld from St. lory'o church
tlfie morning.
The reward. county tricolor Bonk
received a supply of Uolumbian half do'i.
lnn‘r yesterday.
The Matinee Whist club will meet
with Miss Agnes Gibbs. cl Elm street.
Thursday afternoon. I
\Selectmnn Dukorn hos. been elected a
member of the Connecticut Sons of
the American Revolution. ”
James L. Salli-ck. of Baldwinsville, N.
Y.. is the guest of his brother. Captain
Isugtc Selleck. of Arch street.
Julio lIcGinn came home ill from New
York city Inuit Friday and is now quite
sick at his home on Union Phice.
Rt. Rev. Henry (7. Potter. bishop of
New York. will mrIlre an Episcopal visits-
tion to the church at Iowisburo. January
26
What is going on tonight: Organ re-
cital at Grace church; instollatiun of oili
core of liorwnlk assembly. NouSecret
Endowment Order.
The funeral of Charles Ii. Mini-r. in
foot son of Walter \Y. and Erlinnie Miner.
will be lll'lll from iii! Bel-Inn avenue at 2
o'clock \Valnésduy afternoon. Rev. 5
T. limlrnm will ullicinte.
The King'. Sorta mnneciml with the
first Congru-gntiouul church met It! tin-
pursmugi- loot night. They tlecidullo
IIul-l an entertainment in the church on
Friday evening, Jenn-hr}: Ly. _
L-ttor (‘rrrrer NIL-keno)" was taken
~u.lxl~-m_v Ill yew-why :rIIl
Substitute Henry Prrry but! to “rush lIi~
thiru'ry f-rr him Mr. Perry in on do!)
Hula}; on Mr. Nicki-rear! i. Sit'k in in]
~Il‘lJ'I'lI' r- m.
The pruor-Ilvr Eliglr' s‘urlwl ut zlo’cimt;
war-mint mummy: tar br-Ink the "'1‘ in
rhv- Ir orb-r b town the burnt: errand I'll} .
SI» r- .c mi 5 -uth.\ 'nrsnik at"
I no "inn-In: tin- tin r|~| W.“ 0 "Hill!"-
ill’vl} vie. :r nl lllr' propeller City I-I
N. ".litlk prv rirriIh-vl Ilrr Iirziimiry
Ir-t’iritiu; in I‘ II rcli.
rr'ulius i. .
n-
in
The not of I’n-sidmt Harrison in e.-
renIIinc tlu- t'lsxvilimti-ru of the twist“?
«Irvinr :4" us to im".l‘lr' all New (lullvurr
Alia-s "Vulf'l' lli“t'l\llS-‘I’\'l(‘-‘ Luv ml
I'll” .‘ tn ilv-Mimllr'rhm‘ruiu “Lu-ll Elll'll
frr'tI postal vlrItveri-w, The [urn-I
we have Iver-n umlertln- ch lieervrc
ri‘t'
viii
rllli‘a inr let vorzrl years.
StI'phnII Olmstmr i. rm IrlIl noble-tit uf
lEll'Jr‘llt‘fIl. IlIv-Il nt li|il horm- Illt'l't‘ yw.
lt'hl'ty, nzwl'svwnrt’ right yin-rm. II.»
Was an uncleof i'lmrim E Im'kwmr-I. nf
\Vv-v-rp-rrr nv-Inue, Nurwnlk. nml iv...
sI--ll known her-I. .ilr. ()lnmr-ml wars u
ailmlmikt'l‘Jtml forrr number of years
war-r employed at L rrtmbury. “other
am it (.‘m'o factory in 1.30th Norvvulk
lie was respected by all who knew him.
and his loan on n citizen of iii-Ig-oi‘rI-ld, l't
keenly felt. Ile warn det'uttt plum-h
member. attending Ht Stovcrm' chumlr.
The funeral will probably be held to»
morrow.
Jame. L Stevens. of Eliot err-nun. our
ployevl in n lureeclonk importing hon-e
in How York city. is trying toindmw
the firm to transfer one of its focturiv'n
from New Haven to Norwnlk. Mr.
Stevens owne what in known as the
George R. Curries property on East ave-
nue, adjoining the lhseknm place. Mr.
Stevens thinks this would be a good trite
for the factory. lie is consulting with 'n
Norwalk contractor with n view of get-
ting estimates at the coat “the proposed
buildings. The site. Mr. storm tbinln.
would be desirable on account of its
neurones in the harbor. This in mimo-
thinz for Norwnlk's Board of Trade in
take a bond in.
lie. or... Entertain. tho'Il. I. ll.
Ills. Vera Wood. of Best avenue. en
tertained the Girls' Literary club last
night. The young peopleenjoyerl thorn-
oelves donning from ”i ocloek until 10:30,
when the gathering broke up. An
elaborate collation was center! about 0
o'clock.after which favor. in ihesbopo
of scarf pins were distributed. end the
tenth-man whore emblem cornspondod
with that of a lady. chose berforthe
otter supper donce. Among time preo-
ent were the lison Jean and Alyce
0mm! Grace Byingtou. Edith linu-
f
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erman
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rmmurc unison! .
‘I'Ienlvlonl latter. to Which north-Io.
People Will... honest-d.
Dan IIcCartby. the great New York
ounce... willa‘ppearssthe Rambler from
Glare at the Norwolk Open House. Fri-
thy night. He will be uprooted by l3
281st :Ius command an evening of
are enjoyment. conufely be expected.
flee-re: your seats early and don t ruin
being “in it."
“Loon Tennis" is the title of the latest
musimi skit which will be produced at
Music Hall. next Thurodsy evening. by
Kendall's Kornedia'ne. This company are
highly spoken of by the press and public
in the cities in which they have appear.
ed. and come highly recommended.
They bring with them their own band
and orclpetro of solo musicians. nod
prisenl to every person who attends the
performance a souvenir in the shape of n
bag full of useful and voluable articles
of merchandise, which is furnished llr.
Kendall by the leading manufacturers
of this country and Englond for adver-
tising purposes. Many new song. are
introduced and fun is fast and furious,
from the rising to the falling of the
curtain. There will be a p-Irudc of the
[toy ti Red llussur Band at‘ 12 o'clock.
and n free concert in front of the theatre:
at 7:15 in the evening. Seats are now'
on sale or the usual places It popular
prices. The wise will secure them in
advance and thus avoid the rush at the
door at night.
80W AY'l'llE.
Oscar Scott is visiting relatives in
Broom} rt.
Ii-Iv ( rum-u Iluulenbeck. of Nnrwnlk.
is conducting revival services in the
Methodist church this week. Service.
are ulso be- any; held In the Baptist church.
IIABIIIZN.
“'xibur Bates has moved from Austin 9
block to one of his cottages on Maple
street. '
A siwcing class of nearly thirty meni-
lmu was olgtlfIIl-‘(l lust evening in tin-
urzlrwrl hmrso. The instructor engaged Is
Poll-out R. M. Smith.
)Iniher dc (lrurumnn'o borne brain-c-
uzmriv ymrwrvlny nud kicked (hr-duet»
b uni nil the wanton. Xnthnn Nash, the
driver. had a narrow escape from being.
injured
R tut-v R. l’mli‘y contemplates erect
in; a building to b.- uwd an allt'r‘l’v
swt‘riv on hi‘ property on Knit-uni ovum
mm o!‘ m» .lup Ir, purview-d inst er'l-
fruit) f—lr‘litiir' Ii. .‘li’lld. of Nurwnik. It
Will uvr Inirrrmlutcnimut tu’elvo hornet
Edward Iirmlv mu urn-stud by 003'
r' i‘ri” \VI-ul in Szzurifnr-l. lust Strut-lay.
H We. murri vaII at the, “Rustic"rtsu
nmu- .- v hm it iv.“ mm June 17. and
til» i 5 Ir.:-3 :t;:rilNl lll n Wart Working as n
.m'mnt II :t lruuwof ill Limo. In “EUCH
he phat-mi :uIliy. .lusuue errlr liuul
bun ti‘.’ .Iu‘l 1‘ rats
The [Job Ilrzt Iu ”HIE. y ilt'unmrr; or.
tlii-t‘vriir-gmw." i~ to be lift'til‘lzll‘tl in III-
'i‘nur.~.l..y melting. W261.
Iris: . for the hum-lit of SI. Julio's ii
if. I‘imn'i». Noruiuu. )Im Luzu- Dunn.
of Snrdnu. lnhw Illlt‘ of nor lt'.ttlllis.
characters. and Mien llcrngun. of Git-r.-
lrrmrlz. llituirgumsl. of the church. also
Lmvu iml.
unable.
'ltuI i'aiumhur hotel. conducted by
Lumbar it Stevens. caught iir.I «bum
midnight Siturdzty rri.;ht. but WLL'I extin-
guisher! with a few pods of water. The
tire one on the mud floor. and it is until
caught from a steam pipe. although it is
not mostly known how it could have oc-
curred. The demure was about 3'20.
fully covered by imuruuce.
A Iuoet miraculous escape from ooeri~
oust accident happened here Hoturdoy
morning. Hr. sod lire. A. \"reelond and
child. of New Cannon. were driving over
the Main street crooning of the Cunnili-
dated nilroedns the train doc or I05!)
was whistling exquisite llr. Everett's
iron». llr. Vreelond struck the bone
with the whip and the animal slipped
sud fell on theeosobound track. pitching
the three occupants ofthecorrisgeout
on the horse. Fortunately thehorse woe
gentle and lay perfectly quiet until help
arrived There woo no one hurt. but the
hurries. and vehicle were broken. The
engineer of the train new whot bad oc-
curred nnd rsrersedthekroutuotlve.stop
plug it just appetite the gate tendcr'.
house. ...... ________ ....
The success of (.‘bomberloln‘scough
Remedy in sheeting . opeady enroof
colds. creep and whooping cough has
brought It into great demand. liners.
Prmtlno a Son. of Cameron. Ohio.my
thotithosoainedarepntotionosoond to
none in that vicinity. Joe. I. Queen. of
Jobnotowu. W. V... says it is the berths
Jones. dreamt“-
tsr. Once Adsms. Clara Bette. Edith
Octavius. Juli. Lockwood. Violet Slim,
Wilma Woodward. Karl Vent,
Rutherford meter. June. Wood. Honor
Bylaw. hook sod Robert Vultures.
Gregoryandcisreooeflrsn.
PurpoInsintheehsstthere ionothtogitks
hsttsrthosofltoesielothnteratsdwlik
WEN-lain onjbsueoi
mil-smut polo. harmonies...
“ mmmmw
\ hoot-omnnowoldtiofset.
ammwm-rd.wmidrm“
.flemedyisperfectlyrelioble. lhoveal-
iwoye worranted filed it never failed to
givethe nintpnfectsotbfamioo.” Fifty
centbottlm lorssle by (l. 0.8mm.
”fix“ .
:5“ .. ”r
W. Imam...
moi-vireo
lire m
corn Eviction PIECES nave em
'DOWiI e0 run man PIECE rs a Banonm. v
SOUTH N
San,
ALK. CONN. ‘
- with its manifold advantages wiflibotb importers and mounted.
hiremil In Mm.bwwlr warmer-emu in our line.
ruminant. highest order of remix. and Dome-name;
Groceries. canned Fruits. Vegetables. and at prices that Will
beer favorable comparisons with any representative houro in the V ,
trade. We start on the new year fully equipped to give the best ' '
service and best goods possible iciobtniu. and wishing you a
happy and prosperous New Year.
I am respectfully,
CHAS E. SEYMOUR,
letting Green. 33 Washington st
”LITTLE "OHM SLATE .
After dear old ponder. dial.
Bunting through," oakoo ehd
lo the stile wo copied
What repaid our childish good-
‘1"!- a homely little slots.
Beemlnoly of ancient data.
Onlteuuolntandhatterol foes . .»
Was the picture of a sort. I
. Drown with all that .wkworr'l noes
Which Intake-a childish art;
not. what meant thin legend. pray.
'Ilomefllrow oil. yesterday?"
lather "reflected their ‘ -
Whottbeyeorswerefointobida
She was but o. baby It hen
Little llomer lived and died:
Forty years. as mother oold.
Little Homer had been dead.
This one oecret through those years
Grandma kept from oil spat.
Hallowed by her lonely tears .
And the breaking of her heart.
While each year that oped away
Boomer! to her but yutcrday.
So the homely little slate
Graham's boby's lingers proceed.
To a memory consecrate.
‘ Lieth in the oaken chest.
Where. unwilling we .hould know.
Grandma not It soon ego.
-—lluzene Field in Chic-co Rows-Record.
i
III; 010-.
The largest on in this country that we
have seen any record of was what wan
known on the centennial us. lie. was ex-
hibited at the centennial in Philadelphia
in 187d He was bred by Samuel Barkley.
of Somerset county. P... and was the lor-
nest specimen of the bovine the world has
ever seen. He weighed 4.900 pounds the
day he arrived in Philadelphia. He was
of mixed stock. being Shorthoru, native.
scrub and Ayrshire. the Shorthoru pro
dominating. After the closcof the exhi-
bition the giant at was butchered and er
hlhited 3 show beef at Philadelphia dur
log the holidays of 1876.
A Shorthorn steer weighing LICK! pounds
was slaughtered at Detroit in 18’". A. 8.
Meal. of Moberly. Mo. formerly owned the
Inrgestcow in the world. Mr. Men! dis»
posed of her in run, the Cole. Circus cont-
pnny being the purchaser. She weighed
the day of sale 3.2% pounds. Mr. John
Pratt. of Chase county. Kan. was the
owner of a cow weighing 3.1!!) pounds.
She wasof the common scrubstock oud
stood nineteen bowl. high—Brooklyn E.-
312.
A Lawyer llunwrist.
The late Mr. Edward Kent Korslnkewas
an admirable lawyermnd might have made
o great name if he had taken to his work
seriously. But this was just wimt be was
unable to do. llis love of humor was ole
moot greater than his desire to achieve a
forensic victory. This fniiinx somewhat
irritated the judges. who also grew im-
patient at his classical allusions. whit-brine
introduced into the dllllt‘nl. and most tech-
nimlcm with o cleverness which even
they were wont to acknowledge. In open
log a case before the late Vice Chancellor
“all he said:
“This. my lord. isn short curiae." which
the judge frilly npprr-clztfed at the end of
Mr. Krinlukr’s two days' speech. Like
his brother. Sir John Knrsluke. be was a
very tall man. and ruintrd how a reporter
describing the attorney genemi‘e appear
once. innocently Ivrntr. "Sir John Kurt
lake then row at grunt length to reply."—
Lnndon Tit-Biro.
Antiquity of Death Masks.
Al'hough there is no mention of death
mask. in the works of Homer. or in any of
the Inter domino. recent explorers have
tirisfieri thr-niseivee that in the early
burials of oil noxious it was the custom to
cover the head» rind bodies of the dead
with sheets of gold .0 pliable that they
took the impress of the form. and not the
frequently. tr hen in the murw of centurion
the embnlnmi flush burl shrivelrd or fallen
away. the gold retained the exact cast of
the features. Schliemann found a number
of bodies "covered with large monks of
gold plate in repourI-I- work.”sever:rl of
which have been I't'pmdlrcvrl by menu. of
engraving in his ".\chennI."Irnrl he cheats
that there can he no doubt whotever that
each one of these n-prv rents the likeness of
the (It' 't (£1sz in non w lime fave it covered.
~Lourruce liutton' In Harper's.
The Way to Catch a Porcupine.
The rmrcupiue climbs the tree on readily
as a squirrel would. provided you don't
slip up nut! cut him toil rid while he inuoiug
up. Somehow or other he can't climb the
tree without bio inli. nor he won't come
down without it. If you ootch one of there
porcupine. clinibinp . true and chop his
tail of! he will stop right where he in, our!
will stoy thrrr: until he stnrvm to deoih.
unlreo be In token .WII)’.' l'hiludelphln
Times.
n. Monograph in a Ilene-cop.
I. do lloudroy. following the method or
Preferoor (lornier’s studies of the Simian
hugunge. hoe carried his phonograph Into
the bencoop. lie place. it in one henhotm
where the “flmlly” are or. home. and when
the waiver lino been cackled into for Iuiif
on bsorit intakes aosyorwirnsrls to re
pent .ibth. era-rip looneixhlmring hm
coop. The mutt. of the dpfrltnrnto are
sold to be marvelous-.8" York Journal.
Foot In rue-on Ashen.
The want of it ready method of dealing
with ashes obtained from boiler fin-s or
other source of heating power so on to ex-
tract the unconcerned frrrlcailetl "linens."
sorbet it could be used over main. ho. ions
been felt. Thousands of too. of gorrd fuel
are daily thrown may for wont of a «only
which it leoveo the furnoenvl’ittsbum
ch.
A Thin comet.
Sunday School Superinundentw‘l‘ommy.
eon you tell mewby the lions didn't eat
Donlel when he won in their den?
Tommywl goes-1t must er h'en. mister.
'canoe he we. like you .n harm on,» meat
no hint-— Con
John III-Dunno! Boleros Folio. In...
kn double teeth oil around end a stomach
which doeon't rebel when It. chews ond
W. glamorous. and abort-dip
ltlosoidol the new that'dftho sew
mconoppeorowithtbs polotoof the even
eentturosd up the month will hedry. If
thopoiotosretorotdoewodtwillhewet."
Of ninety-three emperor. who filters-d
re sixty-two stern murdered mired
Wino. eiteunstltnees.
boots of the ”Mots for nation
mist-lubricants Moan-ks
“revelations-imminent".
W dolly
l
, Wat-rune”
‘ ‘ Illa
method of drowns it from theatres with .
thswkolsorolsmportefthelto-n '
Pure and simple imit
PEOPLE'S lllllKET.
13 North Main st.. 80. Norwnlk.
Telephone call, 5?. 3.
Would you know whotprahe is highest.
That fills our souls with admiration:
This It' is. deor friend and neighbors.
slim.
and follow where we Iced you.
eelinu neither doubt or fear.
Success will surely crown your elforts-
ll you do but TAG and PERSEVERE.
lllE FIIIEST TlllllElS, llIllCIlEllS, llllllKS, Elli. III Till illllllll.
E J. WADHAMS. Proprietor
FREE IIEIIIEIII.
PEfll’lE' 8 MIIIKET,
21 Wall st, Norwolk.
Telephone coll. 5'1 3.
mid-"u Mittens.
'l'on Applleunlo Deemed by the months—
ero iinfllclonrly Equipped.
The state bar examining committee
met in Hartford yesterday toexnmlne
the papers of the applicants for admis-
sion to the her who were - ' ‘ by, a
Taylor & Golden.
Real Estate and Insurance.
WASHINGTON STREET-
Persons looking for a lot. or houseam! lot.
with the view of purchasing. are invited to
call and ex ~ruine our list. We have them for
rule in every portof the city at reasonable
prices our! on M terms. unfit!
euhcommitte Inst vieek. The commit-
tee found the following applicants quali-
fied and they will be given cenilicnteese
lawyers: Edward M. Troy. of Stamford.
Samuel H. Fisher. of New HovenzAn-
drew Wilson. of New Haven; C. W.
Murphy, of Danbnry: A. S. Cook. of
Hartford; W. R..Matson, of Hartford;
James W. Thompson, of Bridgeport:
Fredereck E. hiygatt, of New llillord;
Benjamin Lockwood. of Stamford. and
James H. Romhack. of North Canaan.
The following posseI the literary exam-
ination and are now eligible to come up
for full examinntion for admission to the
bar at the next meeting of the examin-
ing committee: George H. Voeburgb. of
South Norwalk; Ralph Denison, of New
brudon: Benjamin F. Hedden. of Sew
mantic.
The next meeting of the examining
committee will be held in Sew Haven,
June 15.
5—A chance to earn money by selling
Tut: Sunni.
Electric EXIST... Meet:
Thr- annual meeting of the etucislrold
ere of the Nonvuik and Sruth Nurtvulk
Electric Light company was held in the
noon. Four hundred and seventy-tire
~hares of stock wen-reprieented. The
following directonr were elected: Charlie.
Olmsteed and John H. Hoyt. of .\'or
Iruik;.lohu N. Comp. Edward T. Jack
iron and Horace F. Buordmnumf Middle»
town. Charles Oluisten-l \I'IN (‘lllN'li
president: Horace F. Bonnlmnn.
\iiddloumn vice- president; H. I' ..Julr
sou/pf )liltiirt Irv." treasurvr: JI-llll ll.
lluvi. :uc rtrtry; “mums! Itiyhunml of
Sutth Nurualk. and D. J lrlazier, of
Middletown. nuditnrs.
u!
Ilorrrry Curry.
Edward Harvey. of South Norwallr.
and Slim Maurie (furry. of lhtubury. wen
married in St. Peter's cIIun-Ii .lluuthy
momma by the Her. Father Lynch
They went to New York.vvlten~ they mil
-pends wwk. Upon llit‘ll‘ return lhry
will noble in this Cl!)‘.-‘llilfllilll’_l' News.
"In buying a cough nmlirim- fur chil-
dren." says ll. .\. Walker. a prominent
Ilruggiet of Ogden. Utah. "newr be
afraid to buy Chamberlain's ('nugh
Remedy. Them is no danger from“
and relief isnlwnye oun- to follow. I
particularly recommend (,‘lrnlnlw‘rluiu's
[recourse I have found it to he cafe and
reliulrle. it is intended especially for
colds. croup and whorlnngr'ough." I-‘ilty
cent [Kitties for sale by (I, L‘. Stillm.
drugged.
If at New York millionaire grim tr clin—
ner at 5th avenue and nocturnal, costing
porno. which given 19 peophi dyspepsia.
and there people spend MAMA!) in doc-
utr.’ billonnd llnnlly hove topoy 85.0"
each for (‘chtun Blood Cure in cun- them
what would be the revving pr-r mprt. if
the dinner filtOtlltl not be given. then-
being?! perwns at the frost!
Inquire at Plainod' a drug atom is hen
you tony have the prnldcm solved and
not Inforrnntion about wins Illm-Ii on
London. and Frank E. Feuton. of \Vilii- a
Court of Burgesses' room yesterday ofu-r- '
WANTED.
A SEYEXTEEX. YEAR old Hungarian girl.
can speak Englb-b. wonte a tituotion for
gen» rai hnu ework. or toke core of child"
Address Ill) Ely avenue. South Xurwalk. If
POSITION by young lady on anvonnensls
or bolt-kiwi". I rfennces furrie
Address 3.. Sentinel office. South Nonrn‘lfiki
W
YA)”I‘ED.~Gr-ntlrinnu or lady to travel.
Sslory‘fir‘rii. I’o—ilion permanent linil-
war fare paid hen. Enclose references and
seif'nddresuul 5mm l envelope. Notional.
Irtrl \Iorvodnock b't t‘g? (Burger. di’t zor
T0 LET.
II 'II' LY furnished! from room booted; Mad-
‘ juiniuu the bath room Apply to .‘o 12
Madison street. £9 3t
" ROOMS W rter street, will: 3 rooms Water
Elmi. sure I Iver port hone Munroe
street. 3L1". hour-I “ est So walk road.“
house at Five Mile River. Skill. Human
lots for suit: on any payments. Ra out!
1"
roe.
FLATS in the new tenement house on Ami
street. Suutb \orwalk. Apply anI'neI
C. Cr rWe ~ourh Sorwalk. d2“!
\\ on rs. one of seven rooms and one of
nine rooms in the llmlden building our-
ner or “all and Iriver streets. Xorwaik. Alp-
h 1
ply on the prrumes.
COTTAG of six rooms. corner Grove street
oni “undvmrd avenue $13; cottage 65
“Valenti merino not sit; rive rooms on
first door corner South Main street and Han-
furvl Hue. Rent 315: four mum corner
“wayward avenue and Alemmw siren . It‘ll!-
Ml
50. Apply to E. I “oodwhrd.
IlE ' hlchester plocc.3l Ablanihal street.
dam and about one .cre of
Mindanao of fruit trees. clt'. Rent
mun. h
l' i; rt' 0.. ii. W asbington 8 reel.
B‘Uli rrcrrrtiirluo. entertainments parties and
Iltllr 1).. A. if. liai. Water ptrccl.
So “hi-i Ellertric lighte uni all modern con—
venrcnrvs. it remnnble raves. Inquire of
J. Jl Iiuingm I knight elm-L n2l€ltn
...... use. —
\f'ir),\'\ l uh r . lsl'tf. nenry ew. fluv-
1m: vii~p >Iilfir my lru-mu- er the
N
zwtlun for mi ‘tf :3”!an -.ir ill lulllil. Lanbe
well at ‘J ilnui‘urd I'Ince. George E. Satin).
)9 If
I.0§'I‘.
1 hi [A 1-; IV \luhrrtkcri‘o F orei end Toylor
an my Junk bark .\ ..tic on the ‘olllh
\Irn :11 Sat m. Max k. kinder will oblige by
ion it]: sum or (bi. . m: e. It
gnfrrfzr'rrmrnls.
trust; um, scum inner
oxr: I‘VhESIVII.
T RSDAY, JAN. l2.
“ commence laughing lion."
ENBALI.’
UMEDIAN
Illlll. llEll “038“ Bill) Alli
- ”BM illlililESTfl.
In the uproarlou. fume-comedy munch
"‘ LAWN TENNIS.”
lhr-Irru- prruwum-ml vw-nvrrlv-ivo success of the
ptrwul wit-rm.
Thr- little» to I ovum ! bun In Solid Chunks!
reiter- with the llklt‘l fur hunt mow. debt-lotto
new rmr- -h. .mi n rl'nllil t: sin-rinilrn. is co-
lrriw ”I nrluhutl otItl Intrmuv IIIIlilIlllIIi'l. A
pinion. nl IYt'll’ anII rui- tinttllr-livtl larilro.
sunmmnivdt bv the lnfrnl [unduly urination.
Ill In “Milnh. the Imruilrul Koala-Hourl-
IIIIIL'I‘Y.
W .II h for lireporrriuur the limo! Iii-«I lib-I»
I?" in your .trrrt. ot norm. Remember toili~
II. It: rut-HIM urt' llrlk'rilrtl In eve!" perv
.ttrn lint: t‘ r- rw- rfrvrmrvru t. l’rtprilnr prim
Ila-o‘er.
Court. onuary 0th
to Ihlnt ‘ouri for the ndrr iwr
certain written in-Ilruruettt onen- mu... lost
hold Illnlrit I. rlor‘roowrl.
. That hold application be heard
orirldetrrruinwi .t "In Probate om» in .\or
walk. on the Iflthd nil
hclor‘b fmemrn. a
Mia no to." revenue interested the
no
clrrulathm in paid
before raid dsyef heart
It ABA Ii. WOODWAIII.”
lll'l'lllfl‘l‘ Ill’ MHWAltKim I... PRUIIA’I'K
When as. written application Iin.» "rt-rt mode
lustre If a
will of May Adams. lat-vol Norm-lb. in
of Johnny. but. or in
that public mitt-e there-
i lhlaorvlevi aver n"l" ”’
no n o new. or n; o
distrlc tollleost lire rloyo
OPEllll Illllle, IIlIIlVMl
II. V. ADAIfl. Honour.
..-...W...
Dan McCarthy .
turmoil or sonwam
January
com.- A. if
e
um late of norwoit.
tho dot. hereof fort
arguing” their riotin- Ifor .ettienmrt.
lyot in our time will mu'iie'fl'
:n No
mini “manor mirth. l “mm"
b... PHOENIX
r‘ch W.
“Probate for the District of Plur-
walthn limited and allowed“. monthofrom
her-realm. or sold rotor.
tonid estate
playground-to poyrnoer to
THE BlMBlEIl
Filllll GllllE
trepmrtul by his own emponyol ope-lo!
artists.
tiriittr infinite.
louvr- lie-w... Bur-cs Bass.
ioenf Ihe [hob lbll mutate. ad
i
Iorsrlat tho rateof
In bored
I “mercantile.
Tire "sari Price. Prevail.
heat. on role or flirt-hello 3s
The sundry iii "
is the [tallest Holiday Newspaper lit
the world.
IFrictional”. by neiltlryetr
belly. I) otil. - it t yter
ton-rm,"
ooh—“Hunter
of
lnqu ru .t then veof the Old aiell/
tukiolotootsnccooe. “If
Ir
Norwalk Chronicler