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Tuesday, Thursday and Friday
winnings we close at 6.
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m V, 2 30m“ "3'“ Street South Norwalk; ot.
“0‘0““ lfillll ”HIE”. H‘WLE' HEHHIIHHTED m renown scroll. tin.
‘ ' fish-uni luau-l sf the We.
"osoarsirru Fol'cllll' racism mu u. u... a... .
or A sum. worm.
Bill!" TABLE BILL 0? PARK.
‘1'. is Served as the Oath; Club's Pro-a-
ands cannon.
The aubjolued buffet table bill of fare causes '03 UNITED STATES SEN—
will give some idea of the elaborateness Afflll 21' rumnlrscwcus. lion of Connecticut, which has a large
olibeanppertobeacrvedby Naval, of "— listofmembersiuNorwalk,beldltaall—
New York, at the Knob Outing club nrmiut laid“, «fin-'M-i uusl meeting Tuesday afternoon in
promenadeooncertst the armory. next I‘D 2|!“ film '0'"! Ar- Nsw Haven The followingotllerrawsro
"nérenlesoiuewnosivetuie
‘_l.lvesoflilsSoldiera”
ro am: to mom. ma non
The Odd Fellowa' lutnal Aid .oclsr
I. Ina-Iva! ran-int: Vows out of a
total of latrines-Jal- W. I'shla
.mmmu—smm WMo'enil-s; wiMM-D Of‘h “II-W'- elected: Month 1’» Doom: vi» mmw‘ngdgmmw mud: m
“a“ Vail Ion. Issac Further I sumo-sun. laugh-waxes lust-stares and ”tent, P 8. Hunt, of Bridgeport; Wfilalovramwlluadrfiaam
nib—wis- on» air-an... mumm“.';& “mmfizmmwm Iauloroa (list-a. secretary. George it loses; amour. ‘ glam-2d»: tagger the rsdomptina of
ransom Norwalk fire department run-m Counsellor—In. SmlwW-Wummwb mam" Wm“ “ " 0’“ m“ ”WWW
The crunch-tics has hssn my pray
porous. 'l'honumher of memberstnu—
sry 1.1802, was 2,858: applications re-
ceived for the year. 243: members reia
stated, 5; total, 3,106. Died, 49; dropped
for nonpayment of menu“; in-
jaded, 8; present membership, 8,,00l a
smicu prom.
Salmon. Hum rem.
Boned turkey in Bellerue.
Tongue. Ecsrlste.
Chicken mlad. Lobster salad.
Fancy ltolls. Sandwiches all: :tccl.
mus, sucaas an nsssxuu.
Ion (beam lb fancy forms.
Winn-mmmom
sralllntltrwlllberemovulfrom thrust
muhnnmzqumudmmm
railroid Ilalltli at 8 o’clock today. Tho
sssrchasatthehouseprlnrtothe removal
dfiahudywlllbsbrlsfaudofavery
sliplsdiarncter. Ex-GorernorAmsnGen-
Ilosn Senatorial caucus in flfltlord, yssc
terdaysfteruoon, and Senator stlsy
was nominated on the sixth ballot.
The question of who should be chair-
man was first taken up after Senator
ltilnerhad filled the caucus to order.
metinldWeli-Book and humorous-
psuy's hadqua’rters last night for the
of nominating schist engineer,
haunts-of the council’s refusal to con»
firm the nomination of Samuel Mo-
Gowsu. , The meeting having been
called order Firsts-aunt Engin' eer amn- Torton Blacultsfil S°“'“°" Km” °' 80mm, ”mum ml Butler'- iov-in-lsw. has arrived in the
w it Hi. Clark wsamsdechainnan Ind Mull-sea salaried ‘5’"- Semwr Chem-n Ind Judge Wood- 8““ ‘°' “‘° ’9" °‘ “3 “mm“ “m cltyaiidwlll return with the remsins w
' ' . Russo. ‘ nominated Speaker Brooks. Senator “‘2 receipts Total "'2“ reportedJanu- their last resting place. The interment
Charlottsslg‘i‘eflnml “In Chapman withdrew his name and "7 1,1892, 337378-043 rscesvedss ‘0“ willhaatlowell. .-
5......“ ' Speaker Brooks was elected. Reward ‘0' “2" Members, 3331-35: 10' ”I!" Upon his recent trip to bowellGenersl
y lilsraachlno, tstlve Wilcox was made clerk. merits, $83,260.32; for interest. 31.98842; Butler was very active. One day fast week
1.2 “u" uhartveuse. Then Judge Wood moved that “w Merv-id “WELW: “mid 3121,. heisttforfislemssrlyin the morning in
" lamonldb. Claret Punch . . - nidia‘a will caseon trial there. He ro
. 1 score 379.03. There werodisbursed for various
.l 0.“ Gm max“ be: UP :lzdflllfluilme the articles “lulu M Mb “7“” and w to TINY!“ all nonmauudedsfn-
......- ~ - I'aucyCahca. BonBo Cndledl'rult e ucrow vi a is- ' x ' ' '
mouweu Hookaud ma“.- com M356!” “7.“; ”mm .v to“. and pruning“ memm Ofeo‘m '0' forty-eight. death benefits, 0&1500. ml, and Ills than driven ‘0 the “adult
psny had held a caucus previous to the
meeting of the department, and al-
though many of the members expremed
themselves in favor of Mr. McGowan, it
was decided that it wopld be‘ best, rather
than not directly against the vote of the
Board of Councilmen, to adjourn to
some future date to allow time for
further diam-ring the situation. One of
tho-when of the company then made
a motion that the meeting adjourn, but
it waslost by avery clam vote.
A motion that the informal ballot be
declared formal wu lanai“! a formal
ballot was taken, with the {allowing
The table will behaudsomely decorated
with flowersand set with candelabra. the
center piece being a floral design of rare
beauty. The service will be complete in
every detail, and there will be a large
and efficient corps of waiters to attend to
the wants of the guests.
. ' and
There is cash on liand $9,112 55. From mm“ "m m N" York
the contingent fund there have been
transferred to inlet in the payment of
regular benefits $5.28UM, thus relieving
the membership to the extent of two
assessments for the year.
STATE Rllfolll sonool.
lobby and representatives of the pres
owupied seats in the body of the ulnar
her. The motion was passed. and every-
body not a senator, representative. mea-
seuger or doorkeeper moved out.
The lobby was crowded with politi-
ciansof both prim-rid both factions
of the Republicans. The doorkeepers
handed out slips bearfig the votes as
they were announced and a cheer went
up from the supporters of the man who
showed any gain.
'Im BA le.
Hartley ....................................... 65
Bulkeley...... . ..
Illa [not Illuso-
llo was taken ill on the train, but rs»
covered, and no marked picmonltlonsol
his sudden death manifested i
There had been some a
of fasblensu in his gait recently, but
an more so than might be expected from
his advanced ugh-seventy “four This was
yd” to his increasing weight and
talks fact that he had exceptionally small
test and weak ankles upon which to sup
portsohsury sweight. llis faculties re
malnsduni mpaircd. lie went to the war
slop-rim after leaving the court Tues»
daysfternemi. looking after some buslncsa,
and during the day took a severe cold,
which later derelopvd into pneumonia.
seventy Per Cent. of the Inmates laid to
lead This Ways.
The number of boys iuthe State Rev
form school the past three or four years
hs-s averaged 430. Superintendent flows
states in his annual report that on the
first of July last it was 3'2l and thinks
A30" RACING BULBS.
Some Changes Suggested by a labor of
the I. A. W. Board.
\vim’gma sleighing and the mercury
in the thermometer hovering in the
vicinity of the zero mark the conditions
- are uota o riate lo bic ole talk, but ”mm“ > " . ' ‘ , Nevertheless he sat down todinnrr at
”will: McGowan. ............... at the men aligned in vanilla are discuss» U" """"" the deflfim dill! ‘0 “it PWV'IW‘M'W 12"“ u. with m. flamed cheerful
John w- What... ’’’’’’’’’’ ~33 ' ' S‘m'M" " ““““ race 9' the Institution. “in“?! “and afterward sat chatting with the
‘ lug matters of Interest. Joseph Good- 3,,an . . wmlitromof the school has I good of the hon Id. The Subject
Amlha'tthe votebemgdunmm man “’5: u”""“*-'-v~'------"" and the death rate small. Telegraphy ufsuddau death was one upon which be
As the rule stands at present, if a rider “"0" “”1"- kml MW" 90ka and h. m pro-
d printing have been introduced
m W n,“ Chief “(flotilla . > - Hawley.... m M M 3. would 80 of! like aflardi
name will be again presented to the "mm“ too 9"” '3‘“ "““b’ m’f‘“ Builder-m .. ””0"“ Wm“ ““Khllnd'mi 5°” m day it. had no dread of sudden
M 0I Wind'm at M “Infill: 2:50 flat, heiadlsqushfied from "mm"; Fesseuden are engaged in (them. These are non- death. 0n the contrary ho had said fr.»
he“ londay night 2:250 2'12““ 3:3 8m” be”. fora minds. proluctive. but chair making paid over quantly ha snubs). pref: 3‘50 suddenly
ri r srou quai torideiu any molt diminthelastyear rathsrtliaa lll ran a .
CW- ~ m to Ir. Ill-law.
Ills IBIAIKS “All”. final as; mgcme tlijasdnot‘rten the “mun .. Superintendent llowo estimatcasiiat .Baflaoflr.3|sineintblsconuectiou
W "m. o . ' . a .e we?” ""29 ”“1"- seventy percent. oftbo ”03'" 'h" V” at dlanc and uked how he was. Bail;
Drake-aw nurses. unless-runny."- Inhiethe Tlrllowlnglhlmmdlsqlmllfifll [hwley.... the .mmuuon make no (any... mm, WMh.umuz m. m.
lav-«fly a Cl ’ arr-er.
Villas: man inflow Haven arrir
K A South Norwalk atnoon today and
claimed the remains of Samuel Burner.
the brakamau who was killed by falling
from a freight car yesterday. Bosnia
the unfortunate man and himself were
intimate friends. Barnes was a lnprze
performer by profession and had been
railroading only three weeks. The New
Haven man said they had been
from all class races: Zimmerman. Win
die, Tyler, Taylor, Ber-lo, Lumsden,
Johnson, Hunger. Murphy and Warren.
In order to remedy this more classes
should be added. not to be over two sec-
unnls apart, commencing with 2:14 and
including from that to 3:10.
A clam race is only open to those who.
up to the date of the closing of entries. . .
have not won a lint pts'ition in a truck
race or trial heat in better time than the
to ihsircommunitias. Allhoughall boys
sentenced to the school are unwound
during their minority. any boy by uni.
form good conduct can even earn his re-
lease in eleven months. The average de-
tenllnn, however. is twenty—two months.
The report of the 229 boys who have
left the institution during the year
" «hows: Released to parents and friends,
l”; placed with farmers, Zl; placed at
Irmles.8;dted.3;dismiased, 2. 0f ldl
ueyatovths last ten or fifteen years and
who slept in an adjoining room, heard him
coughing violently. He went into the gen—
eral's bedroom to see if hecould beef any
assistance, but found that the general bail
pas-ml on to the bathroom adjoining.
Thlther West followed and oflend his a»
sisrsnoe. Thegencral mentioned that nis
rxpeotoration haul been discolored with
mm 'm' Barnum & Bailey's ”'3“ ““d" «insiderntion, or i“ ”“9"" [lulleley .. H , boys received during the year there wrre hw— "Ml"! M‘WWW‘N“ “do”
circua and ballad papers with him which time. remodel... . .f incorruibilily. lomncn, 3:1: burglary. ‘5 1“ $3 ”“3; Furzflhiflliddguldf
drawn] that he, with thodead man and Theobject in doing away with time of :‘lmomlt-n ' - - z u; "granny, 1'3; truancy, 8; arm, 3; Yfl'lci‘at’s .rfiges‘. IE,“ and um do any:
his brothcrpspected to begin an engage. the secmul position is for the reason that m an} “um " ' ”anew“, mischief, 3; “’M- 2. 4",,” “a“ m," "d ”Fun“, “I“ ,0 ”M.
merit traveling together with a show, the rulcisuot lived up to. Springfield ilawlay.... .. _ horses without penal-lion, 2;inmxm- He had lain on hisbcd but a few mo
Ironwork. The remains will be taken and Hartford have experienced timers nulkelcy ........... in“, 2 h, a, recommended that “,3 P" Mt.» lulu“?- “bun III! N“! WNW
again mused alarm.
Dr. Bayue, the family physicisu,was surn—
uioned,but the general was beyond help
then. The doctor so informed the two
moorsof the small, Mr». Dunn and Elsa
Steve-up, who were at his bedside, and
death almost lmmcdlotely ensued. The
end was apparently painless,“ accord-
ing to the doctor's certificate was brought
about by heart failure. superinducrd by
an acute attack of pneumonia.
Telegrams anuou ncing General Butler's
death were went to his surviving children—-
”Buffalo, where Barnes’ relatives m
ado.
with splitsccond watches who conform
to the rule, but by the failure of tin-
wthers to do In, injusticeisdooetolhc
racing men who ride at these meets.
Th. ' it is not fair tothe riders in
the sections where the rules are not up-
held, to be classified by their second
[anition when the rule '- a dead letter in
three’quancrs of the country.
cupilo sllluwance for the support of the
uoys be inflamed to ‘3 from $2.50.
DIAIA I It! WINGS.
Bul- ESTATE TRANSFERS.
n; .1-
Al-I‘wl "
iwlh'l’mcurl'a on».
WifliamnandflsryJ. Ridsrto lllrs
thCunningham, land on Living»-
tonplsca, BouthNorwslk.
South Norwslk Savings bank to lfich
3. Norman for scholce. ill.
The Senate met at 4% o'clock and the
various committees were, announced.
Senator Morgan. of Bridgppurt. was
named for llnanm committee; Senator
lloulihan. of Newtown, on railroads;
theatrical lull-rs In line. Flay—Gala;
resol- will be lat-runs.
The merry musical satire. “Lawn
Tennis," prnrluced by Kendall's Kome—
.l'tausuvill he the attractiouat Music llall
.. flaw
university.
tonutss Bums! Rochester. N. Y..ssn-
hncedfor
hisruom for reveal days with dyspepsia.
duaad in the house a hill increasing from
Creek mines in Tennessee, and the free
instrucior of Greek in the Yale academic
equip the enterprise.
CALM). was incorporated to build and up
crate a street surface railroad in the village
W3 alwsyt head
of
weareslws
lawman
ywait untilithetrain is
- m‘ww “in
fish’dsyFmeelshrstadatCorr-ell
Governor Flower has srsntodapardq
'Cbslrman Carter has been confined to
Ifr. Robinson, of Pennsylvania, intro
Ber. Mgr. More, of St. Mary‘ a about,
Lynn. Mass. is confined to his home '
Fifty more convicts were sent to thsCoal
miners threaten to rise in arms again.
Edward L. Mortimer, of New York, filed
suit in Columbus, 0., asking for a receiver
for the (Nevcland, Akron and Columbus
railway.
. ans C Steamers has been appointed
x
department.
For the Liberia Truth.
Gsnvrsrm. Jan. l2.——A special froisn
Antonio says: Sci-mil ' ‘ ‘peo
ple met here 1' ueoJay light and subscribed
for “‘3 shares of ten dollars each in the
Afro-American Steamship and Mercantile
club. The scheme, which is being pro
mated by Rev. D. E. Johnson (colored). pro
poses to operate a steamship from aortic
port in America to Liberia. Africa, for the
pnrpoue o! lrulllc and emigratioutothat
country. It Is proposed that the flm' issue
of stock shall he made when $100,000 is
raiaml, and the board of directors shall have
power to Batu! and sell enough stock to
Elect rte lload for Waverly.
Ann NY, .lan. ll —’l'hc Susquehanna Yal~
lay Electric Traction company, capital
of Waverly. The directors are Almet ll.
Broadband, Charles Mel). Shelldon, ll.
Bmlhesd, “illinrn Bl’fihldllefid,all1llllf6.
\\ ado, ()rsino E. Jones, Jamestown; F. M.
Stephen: , Sayre; \\ l- “arrow and
Michael Quiglcy, Waverly.
Cleveland Will Pay the Tariff.
BAL‘l’llmltll.Jan. l2.—Arthur W. RubiL
son, custom house broker, received from
England consignment papers fora pond
of woolen gloves, to be handed to Mr.
Cleveland at Washington. The package is
free of freight. but as nothing has boon
said alarm the duties Mr. Cleveland will
has. to pay them pmcrilnd in the All:~
Kink-y tnrifl baton: rec e'.\. In; the mile.
Ir. Blalue Xn IV one.
Wasmsormt, Jan lz——Dr. Johnston
paid his visit to Mr. Blaine shortly before
lOe’clock. Heraldic-reporter that Air
Blaine had poled an uneventful night and
was mung easily today. At 1 o'clock no
further change was noticed about the
Blaine mansion. and all indications point
to the fact that the day has thus lurpawrd
without any untoward event.
The Bet-ll l‘u .
Chicano, Jun. iii—John 3|. Siriythe, of ’
Chicago, Wits elected president of the na-
tional organization ellected by the mail
furniture tlriilt‘r's. ’l'ne utlieers were: first
vice president, J. l". Ling. Pittshurg; sec
ond vice presizlcni,t‘lnrk Bruckwuy, New
York; thml vice president, J. S. lluubin,
Butte, Mun.
rail-nulls“ l'ay Thurs.
OlsAllA. Jan. Ill—From 1586 to 18.!) the
Pullman company has neglected to pay its
taxes to the city, being protected by a tem-
poury injunction granted six years ago to
restrain the city from collecting the levies
Lat week Judge Luudy diam-sued the in—
junction
Dilute-Ins In (lusts-any. It'- I.
Tmr, Jun. l2.—Al (Yhsteuugay. Frank
lln county, the rnrirc business portion of
tbotown, on North Main street and cornv
prising tiltwn barium houses, wars do»
N 1 Senator Ferris of Norwalkum banks; lhi’fi'flflnfi- 1‘ “IMF“, ”“ho'wlh Ilrs. Antes, 'lTELlr' ex-Gorernor Adflbcrt strayed. "n“. in” will I. smut). The
asllccoy. .WMM“ Brill Run. R HERE A I THERE. sun“), pug-”:0“ cm“ and ”will”? utilil.oumpo~dofprotty and talented ellimuv J ““15. :50“ ‘3: ti... ‘ was at 2” below urn at the
consideration, .550- I.”"“' I...“ "n “my.“ 3‘.“ mm llohleu, on comm-lion: Sens- young women and splendid comedians. STA-nil}; ion son. Danie . um ‘ _
car—kiss Is a (lo-doused run. llunam Kendall announces that he will
tor Root. on roads and bridges.
lienatur Morgan pvvsenled a communal
nation from Comptroller Stanb asking
that prof-ion be made for the cumpcnsa
two of the hold-over slate officers wlmsr
salarieshe had notseeu his way clear to
pay in the usual manner
A resolution was introduced to allow
the empty commissioners who noalaold
over to llll out their terms to larch I
when the governor may appoint. Tallinn
an elsfliofl by the legislature. 1! tin
legisflturo fall to appoint by the time at
adjournment. then the governors sp
printers are In hold over until the gener-
al assembly dos-i appoint.
The Bessie adjourn-d until next 'l'ncs-
lla (Ms lilo It'll-pt.
lna speech in low-ll on Jan. 9, lm,
General Butler said: “When you hear me
torbatllulelnclosurs ontheothers'tde of
thariver, which I bopsforsaslsst resting
place. I pray you putorermesssnrpltaph,
‘llm ll-tlie general who saved the lives
of Ms soldiers at lily Bcthcl and Fort
Fisher and who never commanded the
Army of the Potomac ' lank for nothing
else. " General llutler' sweilth lsastlmatsd
“KW” lle owned half a million of
real estate in Washington and as much
more to Lowell.
lie was interested lo manufacturing st
vsrionspnlniasnd hadnlsrgeshsrsla the
American Bunting «anyway. of lowell.
Amos. hls western investments wrrn the
Craiarsach oi moon acres in Colorado.
tbrwrfourtks of the flora mi «mo»
scr- .la law it too and his lsmhnlilv
inn is the Ass inset W
Hams-lining eom;auy,of which he was
York , New Haven and llsrtford Rail-
couipssiy, land and buildings on
‘Burhsnk street, South Norwslk.
use. wits-r waislss sun Ila-lag.
No traoshas bsenfound ofthe ller.
. Wilbur F. Watkins. who disappeared
myshrionsly after a visit to bison, Rev
B. I]. Watkins. rrctorof Grace church,
. several weekssgo. The report that he
i In left the country is now discredited.
Ilia beliercdthat hehwith friends in
- Brooklyn, N. Y. The members of his
family have left their West Philadelphia
'rtoun In Booth rams street to
themreotahousehepav. and IraWst-
hall. gone back to herald hosts in
help an. Ono daughter is with s
m 30' York city. andlhaothar.
Frank A. lliukey. H, has bee-ticketed
captain of the Yale footde club.
Rev. Dr. Builheri, rector of Trinity
church, Smithpuvt, has organized a vest-
ed choir. The first rehearsal was held
at the "curry lastevening. .
Au oyster boat was pictod up by Fred-
erick Sherwood oil Slmlllpori. it is
thought to be a bust capriud last week.
In. Lindsey, of the state health tin-rd,
hasbceniii Stamford investigating the
more of contagious dimers.
Theerprrts who have been at work
examiningahs books of or Clerk l‘rcd‘
erloa Waldron. of the New llsvon Board
of‘l’abllc Works. made a report to the
board Tuewlsy afternoon. Even in the
fscaof what had liven previmsly dhcovrr
.{ivs Mutual and useful presents at the
performance and to every patron who
liolds apald admission ticket. How he
can slford to do this is in this way:
llansger Kendall letsto some eighteen
of the leading wholmle firms of this
many aml.Hnghud, advertising at”
In his Advance Wand House Pro
.UIIIIlllQ, and each firm llurnlshes him
with from llvc tonight hundred package-
of their pants per night. One of each is
put into eight MM bags. and one bag
mouthing all these articles he gives to
every one who buys a ticket for the per
lormsncs, that they may better renter-
her Keislsll’s lions-Ila” andlloyal lied
Bursar lland. Those who deligktto hast
a comedy interpreted by a list-elm
may will not fail in silent.
”D stklnawlll M'MM 'dullflmh'hlcbhbrwml" That llslsksd lrisli comsdlan and armuxn.uu;.:nmucb
5' i. “R" 8' H' Watkins,of 5“" 0"" “m 8"“ “"7“" "’2 all aroundseuw. Dan lethally. will so clnssn sound theater mien somewhat er»
shows Waldrou‘s deficit to be “.448.
Waldron is still onto! town and norm
is known of his whereabouts.)
Thresrcutrlr of Jsbes A. llnutwlch
has rvoelvsd which, by s dechlon of
Referee James Thompson, to vote for a
consummation of the lease of the Merl-
den. Waterbury and Conascucut River
citadovar the announce-int that a My of
surpassing beautyand many myths-
siesta would make her Irst spprsrsnes
Butler wast. Thain-lat re says:
par at the llovwslk Opera Housman
FrldsymiagJatbvclsrsr playof
”firstbmblsrfroraClars." 'l'lIs corsa-
dyportlnuhtbowwtoftba "I'hvboasswsspac . Bmuswrluor
playaodltprvdoiuluatsa. Thadrsnistlc figm‘mv} u“ .11»!
llnckwell, of monotone; mum Whmmhlllm we» a, 3"“; m ‘4, W” “I.
.run, sum, of 0mm; agriculture, the team out or laughing em am. “in”... a .51.. ”u.
- only to prspsro tile- forauotherlltof that-strainwsolaiottwsveletsriomth
new, of Annals: claims. Ksstsr, of Nov-
wait; education. Baum, of Halo“;
llnsncs. lit-hey. of Orange; rsllrnatb.
:mwommmd
“firmnndupmms.
holy. lisnbury. in
mi)-
following oflicsrs of Butler
.0. R. of South Norwslk.
.g. m‘ “.c" m" l- ‘L mum-m» .. .... .. m... canto...“ minnow;
‘ " land Wm» “Mayan. “.1. ”I” ll .I'l’hs so
bmhtwl.0..mnavls;-’ar Ir. MM “' lag {a u. ‘lt-vras :3»ng young
“I. c. A. Fallon; conductor. (learn
“all. th.0., Irwin Robertson:
chain .0..‘H.Dhlow;0.0..A. B
W:RB.8..Johsflalisruu:L8.
3.. films- Osiris-:1. 0., John ”D
m.
IsasewhsahadisdlmtAa‘it. lie-hail
smuollinglsssriatislbshualhofths
luidvaiuad.
Jaspb Bronte, a retired wholesale
in daslsr,of MYork, for the past
wslvsyssrs l‘rarldsatofllslblry.dlsd
"twain-sauna“! m
Hewasousofthvoldmtl-oasla Guam
“Marcher. bunched bodyhvasatesp-
. mummihlsksadlastwitts
yruar.
"Ibo vastsiidleuesssasla tbsirssstaaaiim
My
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m“ "i an toss and a,” do «no; again-summations. item
mas-n . bWWmumWw-tmm
Bald ”MM rut-tea.
kept from New York.
Agar-s i’lcuvlwp’s Sen Convictsal.
Blown“, .lun. la—Jl’hc jury in the case
of Fro-lurid: Fleming. charurd with the
killing of Patrick Taylor onJuly l0 last,»
turned a verdict of manslaughter in the
second digrec Plemlnu' Is the son of May
Alum Fleming, the suihorcss.
“album a "w- ( My "all.
thr- municipal building commission it was
decided to erect a new municipal building
on the site of the present city hall. it is
proposed to make it one of the city's‘reat-
est ornaments.
The Austrians Loan.
\‘lrtsxs Jan. 1:— Til-Austrian govern
mam has signed with the limit-child syn-
dicate for the mnverslori of «0.000.000 ‘ul-
den paper routes and infill.“ shitload
. 9*, . ..-....... ..
11i- ‘tarli We.
TASflllill, Jan. law-The sultan has paid
gulch attention to the ultimatum sent by
the British monument demanding the
punishment of the Moors who killed a
British subject.
Capt-la Illwhley. wl Isis.
h'aw llsvux, .lsn. lib—M a meeting of
the Yale fountain eleven Frank A. llinllsy,
ofTuaiawanda. N. Y., was chosen nptall
for the seam at 1m.
1s were...» one ale-man
Moos, Jan. llusouthsmmoa hassp
polntcd a committee for the celebration of
the arrival of the first Inn-an matuslup
.mw'alif
Glass Flux. Y. Jan. 11-11.. rat
Jib, recurdllll, owned by W.
leuslfalls,wassoldto.lsmss
“manning.
llsasusons. lb—‘l’bshsslthoflearo
puristhst tbsrvirsrs lust! deaths fro-
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WM cumulus. l1~Pitvhav
Willis. ii.‘l'svry.sflrssklys, will gash
“Wesley-tum.
W
“Pm, it 1.3-.lI—v'm,
was sanity“ Basalt-l Isa-split
New Your, Jun la~Al a meeting of _ fl
atartodhgoforeriglgiu
THE WONDER of the I
AWWMfiO .
Painless Emmi
Tenth.
Amharic will pnsfilvel (new
thnmmat her: “lilo-é?” «
inhallug chloroform.‘sthcr. as,” ltoau I:
used m
mrmu’nmmnwm .
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33.27”" g... '" r“ The Norwalk
.... "gum...“ ammo” Pillllllllll Ill Sfilllllll,
overruns-3am. “351‘: A If? "m mull?“
DR. F. w. DARMER, "' ”it?” "a”
flea'l state Agent for staple-s. The winter i-rro heels- nan-ass Jan-l-
on».- M om Fnr fur'hsv information rsfwsasst all
Southltorwslk. Conn.
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_ Undertaker.
IITISTS' INTEIIIIS, t amour mar-r. sodium. cons
Paints. ops. class. mwl‘émmmmff‘m.
PAINTING, Pollution llll ‘ '7
L. H. Decker, 3* “mm ....
‘ flame,“ Walter J. Hall. ‘ll Wat lltlt
rs visit-gr.- st. So. Nerwalk. ' '""
Educate tor Business!
Merrill “—
College educates both sexes for business.
Rates of tuition are moderate and within
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Asst-3138;; gahduatesiz'lme MW
Business
i“‘wrlting, Tag-rapt: audArrllm
College
lure.“ ran {it than”? JG!!!”
lqulpment is unequalled is New lowland.
sun nuprccedon'vd facilities are oflered for
obtaining a srmud Business Education“! “in
let opening Jan 3.1m Fiwmlalozuemd dre-
)l A. MERRILL. Preafitamhml. Conn.
l. 0. JENNINGS.
“ape: Banger. talciminel, P512299
Will PAPER All); "annulus
Worth whatnot.
‘ampln hunk: of run in: r turret ol mice 0
lawn, Borden and Gilt Mouldings on to
WNW”- fnr inspcrtfnn rm truth-e bv mata- .
- rm» a... nan-milk aim
“liEnib‘VED
To It. 5 Ilallrunl Plies,“cm
JACOB If. LAY'I'OR with largerollles
tleg‘wll: Rammed to contimhis saunas:cm it:
wan s u uses our-m in
lines of businI-asin Insurance ’ 3.1.."
Ste-mam Tickets. inIll-fitssndxoney
andNotai’yPuhl bike
llll. 8. ll. SBNlll’PlN.
HETEIIII“ Illlhi'li
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b
Mason‘s Drus firm-w Nor-walk. till-i
Horses cupped. r
Horses llppcd machinery lube I
siblo msncuer. rush on or sddrus 1'. lb ORE;
DRY, st army‘ s livery mxnlc
llll sun. lulu sin.
By having your JOB PRINTING donaat the
Evmxa “mini. omen. One trial will toa-
vlnce you that onrprlcasars “slowest“
ourwork the Best “Railroad Plans.
This space resci‘lved for
who will make special announce-
ment preparatory for
J inventory.
misnomer-anus.
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