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“s esnr'soclrrr svssr.
sit—Mmuhsm
{maellugof‘thseo-mittsshavmg in
milligram-sass m of The
Knob Dill-g“ club. to be held at the
armwy‘tneatWednaday.w- held last
a“' ‘lha eoaesrt pro-rims toba
momma-mm“
1th neewsary.luordsr thstastisfso-
orlesyha madsfor supper,
whfliwll'ejhriivided by lavas-s
“museums,“ all
having ‘ ‘W'flsrepmt tathasso~
rstsryél film. on or was Satur-
day. 91km. oLthn week. leathers
no? pl defining ticketscan ms
fissile! allowingprttlemsn:
1911331; moron
moissnnfizmcr.m
manipulations.
comm
ll. it comes.
w:- h. onus. ems Korwslk.
WIDE. m. liorwalk.
zoom women.
s. it herniation,
uncommon, ‘
ROBERT 100.081!”-
930. c. monsoon.
cor. wear Ill, .
r. c. CAVANAGB.
nsv’m near,
“one B. Pursuits.
lulu comes.
- :Iflll'l'l aoswsts.
“them-[Mutt nan-tag
- and-slaw.
Dr. J. I. Cob-smolWM. lass.
error. Pnrdee'a. thlainstreat.
Bullerlsrdgofl. 0. 0 F" will confer
tbefirstdegree and install omens this
WillisB. lounsburJ. formerly of South
Norwalk. but now of Averill. In... is
spending a week at the City Hotel.
has sixtesnordersfor autumn for the
Koobqltgng club promenade concert
at “lam. ”3“ Wednesday evening.
As out“ Hairs-sis limited for The
Knob'bm'g‘élfllprornenadsoancert at
the' " .li'kgf'Wsduesday evening. it
had ffl’thaseexpectiugtoatten'd
loseenfl'lhérliitonee ‘
~MWFreahgoohbest quali-
ty.klwast peters. lane’s. 51 Washing-
'l'hsCoasolilhtsd railroad has imued
auorder‘reqoiringfreightbraksmen to
rideon ibelopof the cars. Thetower
mflcegthelineshavehesninstructsd
toreportsnydiohedienceof thisorder.
'l'heofleialsofthe Consolidated Rail-
rosdcompsnyhave accepted the resig’
ofibbllerkshiradlvflonof them
datsdmsd. __
'l'hrnoloasl's quartsrsstthsarmory
will be med fora supperroomst'i'hs
KuobMagclabpmrasr-deeoncsrt.
sdasdayevaaisg. Hopper-ill
ham—adfmmflllo’clock wltbsut hu-
urirrios. ’flses-ps'ayroostshavealso
madame-luau:
TheKashOItisgdabpaomsanlsm
mm'sdamdsyersahg, willhsa
umdumstaiovwsnflasmmhfifty
TheGomolldatedrrlhoadwillto-mor-
row heistonuiu‘dagfls»
turs' 'wflsl'hpatnaforthseow
"lesions—monument-
ford. ltwllllssveltewlsvmstflfl,
andwlflhsraaoalyeathossdspswhsa
thslsgisht-alshssmiua. '
Mh-rislflyiil.
«annoyances-um.
”sensuality-lads». .
1% "'*“" "" ‘
’ torso W find.” 4‘1"“!
m. ‘ m'mw
opposite Bayss’, South Norwslk.
A grand ctutcsrt by the Cecelia Brad-
ford Trioof New York city will bexiven
in the South liorwslk Baptist church
ou'l'uesday evening, January 31.
Inuitkwlhrumflosthlaiu
‘lhsO-tmydletlonarththehhrary
8.”th to
Wde-
ville. “if. Y.. hasjustprsdiotsdaoevers
stormfaJau-ry 10. Jorwalk’s westir
cpropbetJa-mJNsugban. predicted
this storm m farbsokasDesember”.
cantata goodshadco-etothel’eople'a
lukegllorwalk.“ Soothlltwwaik.
(median-rd)
'l'hsSwordflshelshheldamestlnglast
Saturday evening in Gsnhin Species
Smith'sofleeh thersarof Watkiesl
'l'obsy’a stone. John W. Coleman w.
elected chaplain and George'l’obsy asr
ltwmvotedtoholda
ballialmicllall this winter and the
committee was antbmiasd to engage
lasshin'sorcbestrafortheereat.
’l'hecaseofli-Orelieraws satin-t
AliickDemaraisameupbefore Justice
Harrell this morning. Densra'm has
hasnemployadbythslackwoad Innu-
facturingoompanleothpartie-former-
lyliredinllashuafitfl. Demanisad—
mits having betrayed the girl. who'ma,
French-Canadianuuderpromiseofmar
rises. 'l'becssewill be concluded this
afternoon.
The Junior Prohibition club held its
first Innual ball last night in the Knights
ofthe Iystic Chain Ball. Washington
fleet Considering the weather and
that it wm the first attempt of the club.
there was a good attendance and tile
slair was quite succeetful. Refresh—
menmwereaerved during intend—ion.
Purdy‘sorcbestra furnished music and
celebrated trio conshts of lib Cecelia
Bradford. solo violinist. a pupil of
Madame Camilla Um: Miss Charlotte
Bradford eloentlonist.
"Inland MasterJohnny Bradford. the
wonderful boy florist.
violinist
The Germania Sangerbnnd is making
great preparatiolm for its twelfth annual
-“_““ oeradsball.which wiiihs heldin
Oneof our fashionable dummakers Wmfl‘w ” m WW
street bridge. Tuesday evening. February
2i. Profe-or Heine’sorcheatra ha been
engaged to furnish music. Them-limit-
tseof arr-um wusistaof J. Risa-
terer. J Krsmarcik. J. We'nhsit. J. Lin.
weiler. W. Wail-sit. C. Becker. 6. Pill-
er, E. Quittner, J. Walt and W. Jesse.
Themnal election of Putnam ilaae
companywasheld lothehoae houseon
Franklin wrest Ionday evening. with
smiatant secretary. A. Dreyfum; treat
over. 0. ll. Harvey. Jr.; trustees. James
Grllfeu. Dennis lashey and Harry
Govern.
Thefiouth Norwslk FireDepartlnent
ll meetihiseveoiugintheOldWell
andlnddereoatpsay's hotnefor
tinparpomofuomioatlugaehiefesgl—
near of the department. A conference
bstwasathewbersofthelioudof
Councilmenaadaenmmittsefromtba
dredepartmeatwusheldlastsvening.
andthasnglneamstterwas dhcunsd.
hotuoprolnismwers
’wa'sllscldsdon.
Jmtla W51. P. Francis; heard of
mimosa.flsmflton.0.flwsrts.
Oscar ll. Beaks. Hugh Campbell.”
MWhmloonoand
shestwmatfsdtdeyby Fab
”MW-WING». ..
, lesscKlrkham’splsceofbusine-wss
elassdthh morning on an attachment
ssrvsdbyOoastahlsGonisyln bebalfof
mom i. .303 1'5“
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STREET. SOUTH
&Son,
NORWALK. cons.
nevi
. with its manifold advantages with both importers and, monoton-
. . tut-ere. is in position tosapply your requirements in‘ our. line‘.
. furnishing the highest order of Foreignond Domestic Farley
‘ , . ' Groceries, Cannedhll'ruits, Vegetables. and at prices that will
01m 1111me PIECES luvs norm
, m oov'vfn so roar own mean It .t BARGAIN.
«awesome»: to“ _ p _ ,
Method We are impressed with the idea that our house.
bear favorable comparisons with‘sny representative house in the
trade. We start on the new year fully equipped to give the best
service and best goods possible to obtain, and wishing you a
happy and prosperous New Year,
I am respectfully,
Bills. E. SEYMllllll,
«sass lot-stepper. rorsllo.‘
1r
Herselngwsss-hst A
Abouttwdy-flte’p-aomwers present
athfllthe W and letha-
dhohurchss. Themestings. however.
wereva helpful and lone-ting. and
will be continued thh and to-morrow
ovarian ThesshMtlnthe Congen—
tiouslchmehthiseveningwill he “The
Cllrhtiao Life: how to begin it; how
nelpotherubsglnit.”
-—lluyler’s candy. fresh every day._at
hello" I. 51 Washington st. ‘
William Haywood, who cheated peo-
ple in New Havenbyiuducingthsmlo
makssmsliadvancepsymsats for cray-
on portraits which never were delivered.
was found guilty on twenty counts and
wulaedfioneaeh witheosts amount-
inl to 3184.“. He. went to jail. Hay-
wood. itwill baremembered. wssatooe
tints employed asansnt for the Cubed
States Frame and Portrait company in
Booth Norwalk.audgotlnto trouble by
collecting and keeping money.
’l'llecmsof Iiss Anna Quirk spine
Clark Weston wason trial befureJuatice
Harrell thb morning. li- Quirk was
the only witomexamined. She said.
Westnncsme into herstoreasbort time
agosudwantedsomegoods. Afteror-
denug them he mid ll'e wonidpayfor
thematllo'clockandsllerefuaedto let
him have them. Betooktbem upaod
want toward thedoor.wbeoshelocked
it.snd kept kilns primer until Officer
Conley placed him under arrestosrtbe
chargaofhseschofthepaaee. Thecass
madjournsdatnoouhntill‘ridayat 2
P‘ '- ____
The Young lion's Debating club held
itsreeulsr meeting lat night at the
bottle of LB. Jenningl. corner of “fine
and
{msdsaudnothisg
favorof llr. Jennings and the third held
that llr. Rowan had won. Although the
debate was vuycloae. it-emedtobnthe
opinion of the majority of the metals-rs
that Mr. Rowan bad the beta-r of the
argument. The next discussion takes
place onJanuary 31. at the resideme of
F. ii. lblwau. and the subject is "Re
solved. That Evolution as aSolution of
the Problem of Man's Origin should be
Accepted.” Afirmalire. (i. Vofiurgh.
Jr.; motive. C. R. Helmet.
303.1“ REVS-
A lrwaay We! Ila-s Iran- the
Matti-loft".—
The Novwalk club has 163 memhrs.
been ill. resumed h”- duties this after.
noon.
William B. E. Lockwood. 8L. of North
his health.
Theernployuof the Norwalk Boston
storawilignooasleighridetofitsmford
tonight.
Assistantllorough Clerk Samuel L.
The Fire Police held their monthly
meeting last evening. Edwin L. Gris.
woldwaselectsdaergeaut inpiaceof'l'.
8. Osborn. resigned.
ClitrluCourinmof Chmp street.on
isnowemploynl in a New York shes
factory.recsullyreceivedaprmeotof a
’ 1‘0“
man u as Chutch at urns.
sumption. Westpovt. this‘morning. Both
asswslivkaowoln llsrwslk. i to
. my“ . ,,
~Alleoppernickelvpistsd tea battles.
31.15 each. I]. ll. Wtillsms. it Well at.
The Kerwin street sltlrt faculty 5 shut
Moandwlllrsmain so uutilafierlbs
fauna] of Berliners. Hutchinson. who
madnemsmberoftbelirm.
SomewsgrsontlymtedJadgoI.
WJ'srrywithsalD! «under. a ran-
E’lntlleilsmmodllleaslcourt.
ileum y,‘ Frederick A. Dane. of
Norwslk, mellow» aisle“ and;
hrsaehofthepesos. and was sentenced,
iv" own!
.
r. , .
”attends“
Letter Carrier Nickersan, who has
avenue. h-gone south for the benefit of‘
‘ amass-assumed“
0 ;l'hawatrrpipeslnllnrtDenton’s reel.
denoebursthstngthansing consider-
ablodsruage.
l
‘m'msmmmmm
plumbers exceedingly busy and they are
l” m "FEW“: .
criminal
tojsil for twenty days.
Edward Ilcflsllon. the night watch-
man at Arnold t Co.'s foundry. was
shoveling the snow from the roofs of
the sheds yesterday morning. when he
slipped and fell, spraining his wrist.
At a meetingof the Norwalk Board of
Trade, held Ilonday evening. 0. E. Wil-
son aod E. J. Hill were elected delegates
to the annual banquet of the State Board
of Trade. to he held at Bridgeport. Janu-
ary 18.
Nanak Court. No. 7,927, Ancient Order
of Foresters, have leased the American
lechsnics' Hall on Water street, where
they will meet hereafter. To marrow
night they will install their newly elect-
ed ofilcers.
The Norwalk Boston store has sent a
quantity of toys to the children at the
County Home. with which the little ones
are highly phased. 'l'be proprietors of
the store have the hearty thanks of Miss
Phelps, the matron, for the donation.
About 4 o'clock yesterday morning
John Lowry. of Beach street. Bridgeport,
heard someone attempting to pry open a
window of his house. He nabbed the
would-be burglar. who was turned over
to the ofllciais. He gave his name at
William Graham. of Norwalk. In tho-
eity court Graham pleaded not guilty to
the charge against him. Theatre was
clmlinued until today.
Upwardof two hundred and fifty of
Nurwalk's music loving people braved
the interns-cold last evening wallet-d
the organ uecital given by Prof. 1]. ll.
Hills at Grace church, He was assisted
by Bliss Annie Ham-hose musical qualili‘
cations-re well known. Mr. H ils. whole:
firat‘clam musician. playdd’ with rar-
sklli and a delicate touch Both th-
profvssor sod lites Halls were warmly
' applauded.
A New Canaan dispatch says Julia
Hall. the young woman whose mysterl
out disappearance from her home in
New Canaan on eevrrul occasionscreatnl
suclln Milgalllln. has been taken to n
privnle rvlrent for the Insane at Her!
fnr‘l. by lwr father. Russell llull. Since
her last dlssppearnnce. about six week.-
seo. lit-w Hall has shown no signs of in-
crl-aml mental disorder. but require.-
rumlzrut watching. ller lathe-r tlnnk>
cor-Ty at the Hartford institute.
llr. and lira. Fmi. Betts.cf the Green.
were married just thirty-nine years ago
lost night. It was also the two-ntyvliret
anniversary of the marriage of Mr. and
llnl. (l. Willis White, who heard with
them. They accordingly determined
tccelebrnto the event: With' the melt
that asmnll family gathering was held
and a big dinner served. Both Mr. and
Ills. Bells and Mr. and Ira. White re
ceivrd numerous congratulations and a
number of handsome presents. A very
enjoyable evening was spent by all.
A West avenue gallioaculturist hung n
lighted lantern in his hennl-ry last night
taprotect bis p'mltry from the sever.-
cold. A belated pedestrian coming up
the arenoc saw the illumination and
rushed through the yard to the building.
where.tohlsintenso disgust. he found
out the true state of adairs and the fir»
department was saved the necessity of
turning out of their worm beds into the
for hu kindne- by finding three freshly
laid exp and the fowls singing in chorus
9 501093 "Inn”, .
.Ln't the First Congregational church.
the Sabbathnkavsnssp between now and
people's services. General subject. “Horne
People whom Christ met and what Came
of the fleeting." These services will cm-
sitlofcharsctersketehesof thesepeople
by the pastor. mponsive mdlngn. eon-
grsgational Milli. and special music by
thsehoir. madeopofsoloaduettsmusr
_ WMmmemsom
sion. lnrwlponsstoveryrnsoyrequests
the Chrbtum music will be repeated
entanglement“. As indicated by
thensmeJhsssservlcsssrslotendsd to
ml- ths Mir. sud Wally the
‘peoplswhohsvsaotbssslbenlng
ohurclegosrs. ‘l‘ha snbjectof thechsr-
hanly actor sketch usatllshbatk avenlngwill
be,"'l'hslloklPrsasksrfromthszldsr—
nu.” W...
«nonhuman sat-vase.
Prof. J. ll. Caron, thsooulht optio
«lenses be consulted at A. arms-
jewelrystorsl‘rldsysudflalardayof
.wssk.:. ,
‘l‘la baylugaeoegh millennial-hit"
dim.” mild. Waltons proteins-t
.vlltah. "never be
O
("Ill Till RIVER.
lows and Gossip of the Day In last
lbrwalh-
Arthur Paddock, of Oil City. Ps.. is
quite ill at the home of his father—in-law,
J. 8. Randell. Riverside avenue.
4'j‘lliés Alipthllaksr Ind Mortimer 8.
flusfed went ifuietly to Port Chester last
Friday afternoon,” .andy, were united in
marriage. They. returned to East Nar-
walk, and but few knew of the marriage
until a day or two ago. They are living
on Fitch street.
WESTPlllt'l'.
The Board of Trade is preparing for its
leading Grocer, 33 ilsthlngton st.
Would you know what praise is highest,
That fills our souls with admiration:
This it is. dear friend and neighbors. “
Pure and simple imitation.
Come and-follow where we lead you.
Feeling neither doubt or fear.
Succem will surely crown your efforts
If you do but TAG and PERSEVERE.
or nusl “lunlll‘s; nihilism: ‘i'lc..‘ll'lullnnlll.
‘ ' E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor.
Pilll’lE's 'IRKET. FREE DELIVERY, PEOPLE'S MARKET,
13 North Main BL. 80. Norwalk. 21 W ll t. '
Telephone call, 52-3. Teletillolle lull?!;llg.
Taylor & Golden.
An Infant I’heuameann.
An infant phenomenon has been discov-
annusl banquet, which takes place on
February 2.
Wmtport's delegates to the banquet of
the State Board of Trade, to be held at
Bridgeport, January 18, are George A.
Barrow and W. Staples.
The harbor is frouu over for the first
time in seventeen years. _
Tbehose for the fire department or.
the three companies tic-day.
Aproject is being starts-d to forms
stock company to buy land and build a
large store near the depot at Green
Farms, for the sale of everything needed
in that section, including coal, flour.
feed. dry goo .s, etc. The people do not
feel kindly towards the village of West
port and will have a stem of their own
Danger of n Ileaf Famine. '
The floating ice in the flsrlem river
detained the bargmnd consequently all
the freight trains on the Consolidated
rsilmad were several hours late to-dsy.
This is the first time in several years that
this has occurred. A car of beef con-
signed to William M. Terry R 00.. ex-
pecud Monday. had not arrived at noon,
and from present indications there isdan
get of a meat famine here if the cor does
not arrive soon. The same condition of
smile prevails in Stamford and other
places. .__._.
Spending honey at Home.
there is a good chance of her ultimatere 5
cold wintery blast. This morning the,
proprietorofthehenoery was rewarded.
Easter iM’H'dsvot’rdtoa-erlrsof
Those persons who believe that ex
trsvsgance, like charity. should begin
at home will derive much sat’mfaction
Inn the advanced by Mr. Henry
Clsws that the cholera scare may yet be
worth a great many millions of dollars
to this country. “Asiatic choleraiss
: disease naturally foreign to our coun-
try." said Mr. (flows to the writer. ”ll
isepidemg'c only in foreign lands. The
cholera scare is therefore likely to impel
people on this side (1 the Atlantic to
forego their annual foreign traveling
and sightseeing and ‘do‘ their own
. country instead of undertaking the door
‘gerona tour of Europe. if Americans
can be made to realizeth toleave their
- own country is to incur the danger of
getting cholera bacilli into their sys-
tems, the aforesaid cholera scare will
have served a good purpose and hes
greatgainwthiseeontry. ldooot
hesitate to say that the army of Ameri-
can travelers abroad each year spends at
least 000,000,000. ll. this amount can
becot down one-half that sum. which
should be done to restrain our national
extravagance within the bounds of rea-
son. immense advantage would accrue."
——New York Times.
bapho and Her 80-.
The latest odd character to appear in
the city is known in the down town as
loans as Sopbo. Snpho is a black worn-
sn of unusual height. and her powerful
figure is that of an Amazon queen. She
dresses rather fantastically. and carries
a banjo of the largest size, on which elm
plays with power and no inconsidernble
skill, and she sings strange. weird Af—
rican songs in some native tongue as she
strnrns out the refrain upon the instru~
moot. Sspho is always accompanied by
a little colored boy of exceptional block‘
ne- aod the most timid and nervous
disposition. [lo clings to her skirts all
the while the is playing, sad when he
passes his hat for mooeyssems afraid he
willbecnfled. Bapho will uotbsdrswu
into conversation, but scowls at all who
and unique character among the human
oddities of the city’s surface life. ——l’hils
dalphis hoard.
'I'lss usasa less is "
Zach timswsraaehthaendof Decem-
ber we should think with satisfaction
out we have got over the most dangur-
one month. since in this country more
deaths are said to occur in Member
than at any otldyr time of the year. A
subject for serious reflection is it that
5.000.000 of people die every yeah-few
of these from old age. is s doctor's
opinion. nearly as many people shorten
thelrcarssr by overeating as from er-
essslrs drinking; while in England 300
persons are annually cut cl through so-
eldeutslpoisoning.-t.‘hsmbers’ Journal.
Anllpmlnwsm
Thelstelrordhex.“ Englandnrss
quite a mschsalclau, and some years
sgo.wheo the auqost fever wasst its
height. he made thousands of pounds
from smallst which he invented. A
light open hearse constructed by him
wasnssdst his funiralmud his oofllll
wasofopsntrallbwork.sftsraskstch
whichhedraw. “
'l‘hs succe- of (lbsmberlaiu’sCough
M in electing a speedy core of
will. «we all vitamins mush M-
M ltloto NW. llsvsvs
Mm & flow. of Cameron. Chimney
thatlthm'lalasdsrvpotstlonsseosd to
ooaelnthstvielulty. Jas.l.0ueeo,ol
Ms.w.Va.-ysltlsthshnths
ever said. it. P. Jones. WWL
seas. Item-aye: “Chamberlain‘s Cough
Is-sdytspsrfsetly reliable lhsvsst
wayswsrrsntadltaadltasvsrfslledto
glnthsmoupsrfsctsstlsfsetlon.” Fifty
m
‘2‘
ed yesterday and was distributed among‘
cred at Ploisonce. n suburbof Paris, in the
' person of a little girl called Jeanne Eu‘
genie Memo. aged only live. but endowed
with smart extraordinary memory. She
is a walking encyclopedia on all matters
appertaining to the history of France ands
! especially of the great revolution, is on
adept also in natural history and at the
some time .. without L ' in" or
2 error practical questions about cooking,
gardening and household management.
The youthful prodigy was born in Paris
, in January. 131. her father. Philippe
Moreno. being a humble laborer, but Ile-
anruded from a revolutionary hero whose
name llgurm in the annals of 17$.ond who
was decorated by General De Lafayette
after the taking of the Hostile. Owing to
the poverty of her progenitor, Eugenie
Moreno was adopted by a widow—Mme.
Canny—who. noticing the retentive facul- ‘ ,
ties of the child. cultivated sud developed pf,- rigti'l'ilui'l‘fi‘m‘ bridge. row oer-opled
them with asslduity until the phenomenon um (iv, ”avg..." grim). mm” ”11‘1“"
ha become capable of passing a still com- MW ' J 1"
petitive examination and of putting to Vli'ELY furnished Iron: Wilhlledlul: no.
shame manyaschociboy or schoolgirl of * ”Mull” ““3 Nom-
msturar years and more expensive ed uca—
Madison .tml. Apply m 5/2“]:
;—lt()l)\l T 3:
_ . . 5 Vile-rel t, (my, 3 w
fats of Eugenie Moreen will no 0 “M'- W'h wu isn't“ mflmfiJfi
doubt be that reserved for all intellectual
of tender years. She will beex
meet. $120: no.1... Wm saw,“ madam);
hiblted to scientific men and reported
house at Five Mile Rive .l _ gum
it“ for sale on any pi'yfien?s. “Bayngg
roe. 151w
upon; she will probably receive an oiler
from an enterprising showman. and in all
likelihood Eugenie, should she survive
academic-l tastings and public examina-
tiara-rill eventually settle down to the
lifeof a schoolmistresa, a calling for which
her marvelous memory will [ire-eminently
fit hen—Paris Cor. London Telegraph.
Bealgstateandlnsurance,\
AblilNG’l'ON STREET.
Persons laokl for-lot or house
with the view Ill)? purchasio . are lot’lgedd
call and examine our iii-t. life have them for
Elle in every not 1
prices and on cg; “ml: city at Insatiable
WAN'I'I'JD.
._ ' 'Posn’llix 5,-3.1... lean“ .,.__.,.,_m_
1‘ or book-keeper. gefegn?esnf"lJ-rg‘iefl?:filf
Alldtiss 5., Sound office. South Korwnlk.
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self:lddrt'sfied stern .erl envelope. National
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I‘ll-2R January 15. we‘re... ‘.’. $37150
P‘LATS in the new tenement house on Ann
street. South horwulk. A l
(f, CruWP. numb Norwalk. pp y (odglt'fu
\\ (museum: of seven rooms and oneo
nlnemomr. in the Hidden building. cor-
ner of \\ all and River streets. Norwalk. Ap—
ply on the premlsce. rill If
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‘OTTAGF of six rooms. corner Grove 3
(.1 and Woodward avenue. 813; college
“nods-rd avenue. rent til: live roman on
fltrvf floor. earner South Main street and Han-
(urri Place. Rent 815: four rooms corner
l‘ nods-rd avenue and Meadow strem; rent
29. Apply to LA “outward. nttf
Chances of Death In War.
No doubt every reader has seen the state
ment that it takes a man's weight of lead
to kill him. The statement is usually
looked upon as a rhetorical hyperbole. sug
gated by the fact that comparatively few
outof the whole number of shots fired in
battle take aflect. Marshal Sale first made
the statement that forms the halos of the
above. only be said that it "would take 15
pounds of lead and thirty-three pounds of
powder to put each of the enemy in the
'long trench.‘ " Wild and visionary as
this may seem. it nppesra that there was
really more tmth than poetry in the re
mark.
At the battle. of Sellerioo. according to
' m: lilo-best“- pla;:et— )1 vol
r Horn and about one ncnfllfmlgzm'.
bunllnnce of fruit trees. etc. Rent m h
them-l up: .7
0 "
anonllL lnqu re -.t then to of
‘ig r Codi» \Vnehingtou s: reel. (11
Huceptions entertainments parties
. a
[3' hall-. 9. tr. A. n. lral. w‘srcr “reg:
so: “elk. Lleclrlc “glue and all modern con-
"lifeline-1.. At reasonable rates. Inquire of
l. . Jennings. l knight strut. n21 10m
romeo."
address bar. and altogether is a strange ‘
amthsttlnforsalshyflfldltlllsoa-
I. Cassendi’s carefully deduced calculzr
tions. acomporiron of the number of shots
fired on the Austrian side, with the tutor
hero! killed and wounded on the port of
the enemy. shows that 700 bulleul were ex
pended for every man wounded and 42,000
for eacb‘mnn killed. The average weight
of the ball used was thirty grains; tlu-n:
fore it must have taken at least 126 kilo
[ram-.1" 2:? Islands, of lead for every man
put out of thehway. Yet Solferioo was It
most bloody and important engagement.
,Bogert, in light of the above. was about
right when humid:
“War lsawful. but the sound of war is
awfuller.”—Million.
Cured of Ills Kleptnmnuln.
He was It tall, sod man with on my tea
rose complexion and wiry neck whiskers.
He also ml n cranberry smile nnd n
weakness for doughnuts. lint. outwith
standing his love for the edible in ques
tion. and the fact that he was. aclmrch
going man. he preferred to risk the do
Itmctlon of his soul rather than squander
the filthy sllekcls upon his favorite food.
This led him into the habit of klepto
mania
lie was in the habit of picking sdnugh—
out off the shelf near the door of s Mllllfll’
Broadway restaurant which he patronized.
on his entrance and another one as he went
out. in time the attendants. to use a
worldly phrase, "got on to him." and lie
aided to play n pmtlml joke upon the uni-
ma], which might tend to cure him of his
naughty habit. They accordingly strung
something like a half a peck cf doughnuts
upon a bit of wine. piled them upon a
late and aw results. At his usual
our the animal passed along and grasped
the topmost doughnut and started for lllll
last. when lo! the entire contents of the
followed him like achsln of overlie-—
ew York liecunler.
loaning Bouts Under Water.
Bnlnnsrlns rlhvlplion mayoWba col
" ' an nu. ,“ ‘ ' fart. if the "pow
Id tibiae! the Detrolt submarine bunt are
not nodal exaggerated. According to
the poblls mnnlsof atrial recently
made on the erolt river the bent at-
tained a speed of tenknnls mull-r water,
and steered, rose and sank under the most
perfect control. The motive power used
at the surface to steam, but under the
water the boat is driven by means of a
powerful electric storage battery which is
charged by the steam engine while rule
ning the host on the surface—Pittman
mil
0
u s New York millionaire gs?“ a din-
nerat 5th avenue and 20thstreet,costing
W00. which gives 10 people dyspepsia.
tors' bilh and finally have to pay 85.00
snob for Cactus Blood (lure to cure them.
what would be the saving per capita if
thedinnershould nctbeglvcn.lhere
being 8'1 persons at the feast?
Inquire at Halsted's drug store when
you may have the [seldom solved and
get information shunt lotus Blood (lure
e} Sunday Sun
ls the greatest Sunday Bewapsper in
the world.
frictions”. ly mil slum
Itlly on sunny, s,
stall,---.-- tisyssr
L mnrmmrm-*'
1.1 . .4 my?
andtbesemlo wallow ind».
I «lay?
Islly.|yslsll.- — - “energy.
“0‘ I” paying Wong} llillflrt‘lckvil‘ld v_-
i‘ tulle. at \u. l5 Nnilrmtd l’lnri. I allsfrxlf
wileng. ill health. Apply at lLt' .szore. Jlldl.
'.\'_flf).\’.—\l. “Ll: 5.5.... do: innit liar-
.\ 1mg [lie]? sul of my buninceel. lofler the
mole for ml. in ‘leercent di count. (fun be
seen at D llanlord l'lace. George E. Smith.
19 if
gnfrrfsiumrnls.
ruse lllll. 'sourll Intent"
W. If. lilAPl’. Manager.
().\'l:l r VENINU.
THURSIJAY, MN. I 2.
“ comments laughing low."
Killlhll
Ifllll llEll H088“ llllll llll
80L!) 0IlllllE8Tlll.
in the upmarinlls fon-ucmsdy cones-ll.
" LAWN TENNIS,”
(he one pronounced fuiivulnlh’fl success of the
present eearnlll.
The limo lll l noun 1 Fun in Solid Chunks!
n1 lvle with the hunt fetching ulna-,delil'lmrs
new mllelf‘. and urrumi u smt'lnlilen. a co-
fell" of orlulml and famous m. ullam A
llelalll of pretty and lll'f'flfllllll‘bf'l indict.
m-ruslnynhlnl by lllr lulcsl humor: or nation.
i‘tl Bl IllliltlUX. llle lmlutlllll hood.- Hood.
1 spur.
“ otrh for the parrvlo~ of llli‘ Royal lied line-
nars lrl your-lusts is! noon. llrmrlaber valu.
able sumrmrs ulv lvfl‘m‘hlfll in river person
run-«lulu the lwrlnrmsme. Popular Drh'rr- l7
OPERA HOUSE, MINI“.
It. F. ADAM Manager.
FRIDllEVElllllG. ill" 7
Dan McCarth."
In his latest success.
THE'BAMBLEBW
Fllllll cull
supported by his own mossy of special
artists.
The titer! Prices Pnrsll.
[ls-ts on sale at litehell’s. D
a IITEIEST Illllfli.
aura Imamhams Balm;
At a nestles of the Ilsa
dent! lo depositors was dec
: [as ml.
ng anoary on and sfterJa
. interest
llsd ll) account .11) 33‘3“" ‘im a
1333"“ on e. um .
immersion titties."w
l0 bushy veal
lorthsutrofmal
£5.
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