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so lab .we notice ir-
customers.dio'pui.ntto t
our Dairy . 9
man“ about half of‘what
considered I good so or
winter. solid made, "who
satisfactory. 29c. lb. ,
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walls.
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$04 NOEWclk-‘i
, Abflflfllmployuoflln nonunion.
sd-‘tailrosd have barn laid on until
warmerwsstbersrrfvss.
m
Government detectives will he em-
ployed to rlndowntbsburglsrawho
”W mmmmoflloIWedm
dsymorniiig.
By general orders No. 2. from the
Idjntsut mal‘axoflccfi giving ruling
3.7!. of the regiments for December, tip
" . momma-enhancer“
' Militias was tbe‘use'liil litivenibtrfi
COUNTY.” of? Nbrfilb.‘”""mstlia
Fourth regiment with; figures of merit of
00.“. Company. 0, of Dsnbury, b
urns norm.muim.
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who“.
, Ionian roasts. f”...
on: 2.3.5013 17:59.:
(on. 9 it“: James at:
in; rte-Lnn'lPSWlWi?
, law York Inuitlaatl' lavas-t.
coldckaud class. 'l'o-niss'ruw it brutal-Is to
befalrandgbncralba little warm-v.
‘ sour! mount“.
was: as. mt. it Our city In Dal-g
, V and Indie.
The lowest point the thermometer
touched last night was one degree above
mo.
There is talk of I prize light taking
placoin Stamford within I short time
between Norwalk Ind Btsniford pngil'w
tic aspirants.
A special business meeting of the
King's 1)“ng Trinity church. will
be bdd in the Sunthy school rotun this
«wing at _8 o‘clock.
Robert J. Bell. formerly of South Nor-
walk, nowiwith’a drug boom in New
York city, was in town yesherday. circa.
hung among some of his old friends.
Wpflces It Lam’s depot
Walk?!” Mill-t.
Twentyéfiur south Norwalk people
enjoyed I sleigh ride last evening to
Mum-uh human lth-stporl. A
dance was enjoyed in the barn and I
very plsmnt time was the result.
The New England 0rder of Protection
will hold a sociable in the American
Mechanica’ hall. Swans & Corbett':
building, Wednesday evening. thcflt’ith
lust.
FThe'coir'imittee having in charge lbr
eii‘icrisinuient in the Baptist church, it»
31st inst , have placed srveral excellent
photographs of the Bradford Trio in
Uouistuck Brnthers‘ window, that attract
considerable attention.
Iliss Mattie W. Gregory, tacher in
grade 9 of the Franklin street school. hai-
been confined to her home this week.
threatened with a fever. Miss Julia
Slow is in charge of the room duriru:
MissGregory'a absence.
”hogan
—A new hit of polo sticks received It
Flynn's P. O. newsstand.
Al. the meeting of the South ”Norwslk
firedrpartment, last night, I letter was
read from Rer. Gerald H. Beard, Ph. D...
palm of the South Norwslk Congrega-
tional u lunch. inviting the department
to attondagvicethfié on Sunday even-
ing, thew29tltyiusl.
Dealers in‘ clams and oysters rspon
that the supplyit becoming very limited.
especially of cirrus. as the large quantity
of ice along the-bore prevents the clam.
men from digging. The few clams odor
ed for Iain in the local markets coma
from as far south as the Carolin-s.
a reception will be given this evening
in the Baptist church by the Young
People's Society of Chrhtisu Endeavor to
members of the church and congrega-
tion. During the evening a mutual and
literary programme will be given and
cake and cream served.
—-Pure codes with pure cream, be. I
cup. depot restaurant Open Ill night.
Owingtosshovt supplyofcosl, retail
dcnlcrsinvariouapsrtsoftheatstshave
sdvsnccdthepriceofnutsndstovscoal
ttiflpsvtou. Here in South Novwslk
thepricestill remains at fl. althoth
thorcosntculdsuaphas bssntbstuesus
«may Medusa”, "villi.“ W
The nest pianist Psderewrkl, will
give another nellal’idt tbs Hyperion
tbeatrsJin Haven. on Ionday Iftsr-
noon..isnnsry so. Thirrecitsl is given
Ittbsrsquestofmssywbowsrsunsbls
tohesrhimonhlslast‘ippsuriiesthsn.
Thesslsufsrstsopsuslondsy. tbslld.
atthsboxollss. '
Superintendent MM.“ thsll'sw
York,New Haven and Hartford road.
hIscompleledhklurestigatlouinlo the
caused tbs Isolde-n by which saves
membersofalldsbluMIwmkillsd
Itlmdslserosstngbystrrlght trsln.
IndIIysthstlistioiItdrrsthstrsiu-ss
hismelsssauofsrmhsesulssrnthsy
oomplisdyrltltthslswsud the rnlssof
dummy. It WMlnM
second with 90.01.
was ever known—much worse than in
1915. Many vc-els can bescen fat in
the ice far from shore. and with I thaw
theymsybelost. Ajamatthc hesdof
the Sound which will cause a suspen-
also of nIVigstiou Ind prehIps Iossoflife
is anticipated. Venturmme wheelrnen
Sound, I mile out.
‘7... ice isthickerontheflound than
were yesterday riding on the icein the
—fluyler's candy, fresh every day. It
lane‘s. 5| Washington at
Superintendent Bonnet Inlshed testing
the fire alarm boxes this morning. Box
21 did not respond correctly but the
difllculty was found to be in the tower.
The little tappers in the boxes did not
work. with one exception. but this does
not impair the efllciency of the service.
Ir. Bouuel proposes to overhaul III the
boxes and put them in perfect working
order. Signs telling where keys can be
found will be placed orer the bums
that are not already provided with such
Iconi'etiicnce. The boxes will also be
repainted. A large rapper for the
electric light station has been ordered.
David Chiltsm. Arthur Williamson
Inf John Weidhaas. employee of Book-
ley & Sou, elastic .3...» manufacturers. oi
Norwalk, were brought before? Justice
loncll this morning. charged with in
ti nidlling, threatening. etc , the firm of
Buckley it Son because they had cottag-
el William G. Hiifmnnn. of Bridal-pin
to work for them. The case was con-
tinued until the 28th inst. at 9 o'chick,
nondsol .150 each being furnished by
William Moore, of the borough. for the
lopn-Inuca of the defendants. Ono
oeculisr feature of the case is that the
three men referred tosud Holman!) are
all working under thr- jurisdiction of the
Elntic Web linkers' Union.
——Our Motto—Fresh goods, live! :x'tztli-
ty, lowest prices. Iane’a, 51 Washing-
ton street.
The executors of the will of James C.
Lindsley. of Jersey City. who were ap
pointed in New Jersey. have been ap-
pointed in this pr'ubIle diurict. He was
it the time of his death owner of the
Castle Coote farm. having been compel-
led to lake the property on his liens
against the estate for putting up the
large buildings which Thomas B. (luun'9
log and wife caused to be erected there.
the expense of which broke the Gunningu
up financially. The executors were up
minted in this dbtrict to enable them
to convey the title when the property is
sold. Henry E. Chichtister and John
Comatock. of Wilton, are the appraisers
appointed toll: the value of the estate.
”DIWALI hllfi
A Know Dulgut If III-s Irons the
mild-11”..
Ills. Lewis J. Reynoltb '- spendiug I
week in New York. the guest of Mrs.
w. u. Pierson.” '
Edward Acton. a son of C. A. Acton,
of West avenue, is dangerously ill at his
home in Tucknhoe, ll. Y.
Thus Ire forty Women’s Chrbtisn
Temper-rare Unions in Connecticut, with
a membership of 4.000.
Tslmsmbusof Primal: Engine oom-
pauywsuttonarienlsstnlglit Ind-bad
didn‘t-It ilsnib’rrtaaiisvsris'ColumbI
howl. ‘
——A real wonder sale of woman's
cmummm.xfllllk.
AnothsrbrI-bandisbslngforntcdlu
lawslk. Thosshitsrcsssd will alert
asst Thursday svsalugtotshsiuuiots
madman
'l'kslaastnuohClvelsofKing'sDangh-
Midthl‘ul’wflk Isthodlstw
ohurchwflimntfistsrdsyattpmat
the hours of In. W. 1.. Warren, S
(hebsrdstrast.
Anadjournsdmsstlugofthsllovwalb
rlsbwlll be bold lids srsntug tohssr
thsrrport of the committee Ippultrtsd
roam» so-smssasftw laorsssingths
.u
. Islandthslaw ‘ uotrsgnlsts than»
msmbsrshlpdtbsfih.
Ingrestlsthshunstlnthssisstlags
It tin-m estrus“ lbs largo
ksdnotnqslrsdaalgbt-Isst‘tkbw m I.“ "I‘ll”-
m W qussttdthstsssrvlasbsksldsgalathls
'l‘lis’hlrflsldmty Ds-owstlc ssso Issuing. Tar-unwiuhsprsosssu
sssyestsiilsrsanilsstrdllmflflas byallflsen-linutssougssrvics.
stoning “when“
bhflwthwwnemndhsadloasdsls
v
“mode
so :VWASl-IINGTON mam. SOUTH nonwaut. coon.
dangerously sick.
In. Joseph Oslcrbauh and sister.
In. 0. P. Roster. of this um. um]
been visiting their permits It Haunt
Klsco. if. Y.
Thomasflilkuif Spring Hill. was Ir-
nnbidyustsrtyliy (laudable Howard,
Isloney. Thecsas
Illuminm .
" At the Fitst‘Baptistchurcthis crew
inir. Pastor Robbins will preach upon the
“Divine invitation to Come." During
the week these special meetings have
been lsrtrely attended and several hap-
tlsms will take place next Sunday even-
ing in mnsrqnauce.
In the billiard loom-y It the Norwslk
club. last night. C. W. Ilany. ninety.
best Alien 0. Belts. one hundredaud
fifty. the score being limp”: Betta.
137. The game consisted of 129 innings.
This evening It 7 o'clock. J. H. Hoyt,
one hundred. will play R. G. stiland.
one hundred.
The remains of Helen Augusta Buss".
relict of George Bissell. who died at her
home in Pittslleld. liasI. Tuesday. were
brought to Norwslk on the 3:20 train to-
day and buried in the family plot in
Union cemetery. he deceased was I
sister-in—law of Mrs. C. G. Bells, of
the Green.
—Tlic cloaks advertised last week at
the Boston stove, Norwalk, are selling
like front bed-rooms on I Chicnxoboule-
vunl.’
willhotrled or}.
Willi a down or more towns to be
heard from. the school enumeration for
October I. 1893, sluiws an increase of 2.
700 as compared with is“). ‘Fhe returns
that remain will not appreciably changi-
the result. The school fund commission-
er said. yesterday. that the per capita Il
luwancc. March I. will be seventy-live
cents. being the same as last year.
The members of the Korwnlk team
which will allow with the Stamford
team in the Y. bl. C. A. 00th tonitrht.
are Thomas Richardson. Edward Robin
mu. W. H. Hall. (it-orgc E Cumin, and
D .W. Raymond. No admission will hr
charged. and the public is cordially in
vital In his present. The Int contest wil
be bet seen Bridgeport and Stamford at
he lutier's gymnasium. on the evening
of February 3.
The Stamford Advocate says in rein»
t'mn to the sleighing poly gotten up by
the )lisa-s Kellelicr, of Norwalk: "Wed
nesday evening Mr. and Mrs. J. Ryh: en.
ivrtainod I sleighing 'pnrty of about
twenty couples at their home on the
t"ov.-._- mad. A pleasant th'llll’iLII:
apt-m with mimic. dancing and singing.
Refreshments were served and the party
departed for Nirwolk. The pirty in-
cluded “been Kcllt'llt'r. Murphy. Powell.
Connolly. Nolan, Hogan. 'arrell; Miners.
Hugh Donnelly, FIrrell. llcCann. bic-
Glnty, Reunion. Powell, Kenrns. Kyle
and Murphy. M
The condition of affairs in Norwalk
harbor hassomewbat improved within
lbspnttwenty-four hours. and roast-is
riding at wins are comparatively free
from thick ice. The harbor mtsins
more ice and storm-bound hosts at
present than at any time within twelve
years. The river above the railroad
bridgcis still choked with ice. Ind it
will no doubt require several days of
warm weather before navigation can be
attempted with safety above South Nor-
wIlk. Old msriocrs say that trslhcou
the round has not been so dsngerotn
since 1315. _W "
—Clesriog sslrs while cloaks are in
sessoumeanmoneyin yourpocksta and
thebenelisofngsrmentwbsnmostneed
ed. Clearing Isles outofsessou mean
money outofyourpockstsndllttlowesr
nfyonrgarment. The-Ila of clouksst
the Boston store.liorwslk.isln season.
itssplssdidsnose-eoiiissfromthst.
Sam-sf “of WW. I
postsvsraploysd by John Burton; was
bosrdfugatrslnon the Dsnhury divis-
ion of the (wasted road,
at Booth llorwslk. yesterday
sftvrnoou.justasltrtartsduptlis road.
Apsstspsilwhlehwss hanging on his
Irm caught on the top of I ham
truck.swlosingliirasronudsulsst the
sideoftbsmnbruislng hbarm bIdly.
Howssobllnrdlolst go his bold. and
falling fromtlis train rolled tinder tbs
mick. fleanfitbuldoftbsidsmhs
fell. thus saving binslf from going
antler the winch of the train. lie
crawlsdfromuidrvthstruck Ifttv tbs
trslnhIdp-sdJod boarded tbs nest
horssuarrfovaptown. .
Atwo-srstsdslslgh,oucuplsdby Ira.
w.r.psxlys.hsrtwodssglitwsaods
donisstlrsmploysd ls ths Mill. was
Whlmtdtbum yrs.
WMflWm-bm
thrown out still III”! Ill-I'll- ‘l'hs
horsswsscaafithy’r. W. lstiwsthw
sadlnthsr'lhlusymkowsrsassrst
lisnd. Thalsdlssusrsdrlvhgdbwslks
svsnusssdtsrscd isrp'lysowartl tbs
,. ‘ V . ‘
human. son ofllr. Illd'fl'. ‘
fismuslllrnudsgsmeolntsrdPlsoeJr
charged will! all In , Ito upou’ my
II and limit it
mw—v—n
Akm & 5...,
loom, 9.4.10.4.
origin 'l'llll ll'flllt.
Jews and “OBI, 0! CI. Day In last
. '“ lrsvwnlh.
A sleighing party of twenty young
people went over to Stanford Wednes-
day evening and arrived It the Stamford
l
blurgsoovercd sleigh. They enjoyed an
gator supper and returned about 12
'clqct. .Tbe party included Mieratelle
é’egves. F. Enlisuford. Harry Benedict.
elite “tuneup. ll. Barnum, Ills
to... r.‘ Aloswortb. r. H. Dcwsbiiry.
“as Jessie 'Bron'aoii. J. Walter Pegs.
Ills Tillie U. Ilorrell, Edward J. Thomp-
son. Min Millie E. Barnum. B. W.
Pm. bliss Bessie ll. Rider, 0. W.
Eswaburat. Misc F-orcnco llawxhurst.
Frank E Crow. Nettie L. Hoyt and W.
A Bronson: ...-
DONATION.
Bliss Kittie Ferris is visiting her sister.
Ira W. P. Tsimadge. in Brooklyn.
The older pupils of the public school
here will so on a sleigh rido to New Can-
sIn this afternoon.
Bel hunters did a good business Wed-
mlay in the harbor. which is frost-u
over the icebeirig several inches thick
Rising Star Division, No. 40,Sone of
Temperance. will have an entertainment
and supper Saturday evening in their
hall. I The admission will be free, but
twenty cents will be charged for the sup
per.
Elise Lina Stevens gave an enjoyable
"wbwe " party last evening, at her
home on Main street. The prises were
won by Perri Stevens and Charles Wells.
TIi-w prear'nt were Misses Irene Ray-
mond, Grace Bryan. Josie Rubitnion.
Annie Culbill. Annie Mullins, Kato-
Crockett. Edith Alway. Pearl Slew-Db.
.tnd Georg; MilliF. Samuel Mott. Clif-
ford llulae. Clyde llnrwn. Ray L Home.
Asa hiwndrs. Willie Stiifliii. Shepard
and Charles Wells. Prod Lickwuni. Ed
ward T mow. (‘lilf ml Adams and flu-
bevt 8. Mitchell.
BABIES.
it in not known yet whether Patrick
Savage. thr- truck Walker who was struck
at Norman Wednesday night. will live
or not. lie is still in St. John's hospital.
diamlord.
A large number of pmple surprised
William H. Willmolt. Jr.. last evening.
at his homo on Ruilh xul arenu». OIL-n
furnished music and a fine time was bad.
ll collation bring tiers-d,
.'l pit-35am. surprise it.“ temlcin'd Eli»
Annie bickirotsl If llr'l' homo in this
place last night. About liity guests Were
WWI" Dtncing was the principal
(culture of the evening Among “those
present was a party from South Nurwalk,
mintpoacd of Mines Edith Harrie. Miri-
vnlr' [fart-is. flu-tie Darin. Libbit- Smith.
Hattie Mather. Binnie Farrell. Hattie
Jones. Ella Bishop: Masts Charlea'
Waters, Warn-ti Smith. Harry liurtzel.
Harry Mather. Arthur Kellrr, Horace
Root. Howard Wiimutt. Henry Ilsyes.
“will! was furnished by (liar.
er's orchestra. W. B Guyerpmmpted
The Batten guests were William Ferris.
leavpli Bates. John Smalling. James
Puulry. Charles Chambler. Arthur
Whitney, Sylvester Bowen. “'ill
hflgtlm, Andrew Lockwood. bliss
Ida (loll. Minnie Reed. Diary Knapp.
Elvie Bow en. Francis 1‘0““5, Annie Pow.
tor. Jennie Smiling. Fannie Hmalling,
Nellie Dance. Susie Tucker and Lulu St.
John.
WESTI’oll'I'.
no. Josie labs". of 'nmoiiyn, i. visit-
ing Miss Armin Bradley.
The annual meetingof the Board of
Trade was held last evening.
Ilisr Bessie Gilbert. of Brooklyn. is I
gut-It of llrs. Robert 1'. Lee.
Charla Fable now has his olilce in the
Toquctl block lighted by electric lights
frills: thne chandeliers.
3hr. and tin. A. s. [lurlbutt and
it to spam to Baltimore, lid. for
remainder of tbs winter.
The numbers of the fire department
will visit Nemorlsl church Sunday "on.
in“. upon invitation from the rector.
a». Ilr. lacksnsie.
The Glisutsuqus Literary and Scion“.
In circle have changed their plaesof
meeting from the ilrsding Boomiotlie
study of lfctnovtsl church.
At the annual meeting of the Reading
loom and Library I-oclatltiti. held
Mar ming.ths old «floors were
rs-alsrtrd for the ensuing year.
Thelmwork to the new Klugstrret
soap is oomphted. As soon as the
W permits. the grading will Iis
onussmdsudltwllltbeubarssdy for
us.
The lsdhsof Christ church held an en-
Bouse about 10 o‘clock. They rode in a .
f.
.- “
HERB tun razor.
l-pprtI-t lows of the County and State
ctr-tidal In I Mound I'm.
Ills Annie Bliingsguord. a lieutenant
of the Salvation Army, dropped dead
Iftcr I prayer meeting in lliddletown.
lander Stevens, while chopping a
tree It Clinton. received severe in juries
from one of the branches falling on him.
George A. Sydlamau, "while during a
sleigh at Norwich, collided with an elec-
trlccnr and rcccivcd injuries that will
prove fatal.
James Clark. claimimz to he a son of
the Rev. James R. Clark, of Albany, N.
dilution" 325:: 3
They msftslk shout Tea. but the major.
fly of r... drinkers of this city know when
a... get the Best Tea. ran. with the
finest grades of Fancy Coffees. is our
greatest bobby. Once tried makes sur
customers. If you wish the llnsst Potatoes
of native stocksco ours. chan spread ,
your table It I minimum cost.
LEADING GROCER.
b -“ '*° ”W .,
initial 25o. Q 5hr. litrliinllltftv‘llt.
W
Itwillpayyoutowatchourad.
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR.
33 WASHINGTON s'r.
Would you know what Right _. Mr
That fills our souls mb Idmirzlt‘igd;
This it is. dear friend and neighbors,
Pure and simpleimilation.
Come and follow where we lend you.
Feeling ueitlwr doubt or fear.
Success will surely crown your Minus . \
if you do but TAG Ind PERu'EVERE. ~
\.
THE FINEST lllllllElS, lllllllllEllS, DUCKS. Elli, Ill lllE Wfllllll.‘
‘ ,E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor
PEOPLE'S IIIIKET.
13 North Main. st.. 80. Norwalk. .
Telephone cull. 5'2 3.
FREE DELIVERY, _ , PEOPLE'8 IIIKET,
'21 Well at... Nd'iitilk.
Telephone call. 5»? 3.
Y., attempted to pass it forged check in
Waterbury. lie was arrested.
him. Annie M. Hull was found dead in
her bed at Hartford. Her husband was
taken to the hospital sick with pneumo-
nia and is not expected to live. hire.
Hall's death was due to heart disease.
James H. Scribner. a Well-known life
ins’urance agent and real estate. man, of
Bridgeport, is dead from heart failure
after being sick three weeks. The deceas-
ed was the father of Howard H. ScribA
ner.
The East End street railmty of Bridge-
port hiia hero sold to Col incl S. if Heft.
the Standard Oil magnate. and a syndi-
cate, part of whom tire New York mcn.
The, price paid is not givrn out. but it in
said that it was only With).
Norman Ambit-r. form-3r husband of
murdered Roan Ambler, anal a rest dent of
Stanford. jumped from his bed while dev
lirious with pneumonia and grabbing a
entire household. A comtnblo um sent
for and to him Ambler declared til it his
mother was prisonini: him.
tried to llllll’t him with (be Blitlt'lllrfll
that he hurl come to urn-st Antillt‘f‘a
mmht-r. at the saint» timo- attracting tho-
delirium man's attention in unntlwr iii
recfiun, When the opportunityoffered
he pmncetl upon him. \i'ro-llchml tit.
shoots from Ambivr’s graspmnd with the
assistance of others got the panel“ inn.
bed.
Overturned on East Ava-Ire
Elli! avenue prim-Mod an animated
sci-n» yesterday nitr’rnr-ml. The owners
of Narwalk's lit-st linriics were out in
force and fliti “Muslim" furnished or
citement foralaruc numberul onlook-
ers. One slight evident occurrml. Wil-
l mu E Davin wn-i driving up tile uremic,
when llrr. Juflephine .\ RE’DSUII. Wlllltllil
not are him. shined in turn around ill
,rrctly in front of his horror. Sir Dunn
’trivd to pull away from lit‘r, but then
rm.» If] It» t‘lixw IIlIJIK'WS and the shaft-3
of his sleigh caught lll’l’ clv‘izll. overturn
in: it and (hr-mint: llt‘l’ burs:- down.
.‘lm ill-melon was thrown out. but not
injurv-d. .‘lr. Dion wry manlully junip-
all truth his slrigh and grouped her horse
by the hritlh to keep him from running.
regardless of what became of his own
animal. A byslnnnivr quit-led Mr. Dunn s
lighted; _ __._ . ,,_.*_
liliAlAlll.‘ ”instill.
Theatrical ”allots In Which Play-lining
Ptuplw Will be Interested.
lieu. A. Hill's Original l’niplt-‘rt Thru-
fro will appear ill the Normilk Open
House all next wet-k with a change of
programme nightly. The organization
is said to be a very tn't-nlwl on». and has
given satisfaction wherever it has Ip—
pcun-d. An exchange- says: "Foremost
in tin- cotnpaiiy smnth'» lilies Alice Kemp,
a young lady both handsome and tahvut-
ed. boring made rapid strides in hPYlll’l)-
years ago. playing very small parts. shr-
talrntcd Ind undoubted capacity. been
pmmotnl to the position of leading lolly
of the troupc. and ranks now as lirat
class in every respect. "or beauty. as
handsome figure. and it good singer and
dancer. tog tbs-r with her love of In and
natural talent. she will undoubtedly be
come. in a short time. one of tho shining
lights of the American stage." On Mon-
Vaughn; or. the Lightning Bod Ilsn."
cow—current Puts-ts. '
The following were hired Jim. 17.
1”. List furnished from odiocv f A. If.
Wooster. solicitor of patcnu. Bridgeport,
Doom:
Horace T. Clark and C. B Rim-ell.
ilridgrpmt. pea slicller; Edward ll
ting scrI metal; Frank J. lit-mick.
New Britain.
Charla M. Fl
way I'llch: Onrnelltis Policy, 8
shedding mechauim for looms;
ting
Ctslgic. Stamford. window; Thor-tar P
Taylor.
Indoors-trio’s.
~ll'llu. I0. I 'fillhy WM...
large pair of shears threatened to kill the “-—
The officer m
lime and in a short time matters were
fessiou. Commencing with llr. "in two
has. in th it short spec» of time. by her
daytvvenliig the company prevents "\‘ixie
Wheels-r. Web-rbury. machine for cut-
bsimnnclt attachment:
William ll LI” ion. Norwich. camera;
. South Norwalk. rail-
illlsrri
J. Baym. timithingtou. machine for out-
Iod bending mt-tsl; Hugh I}. ’
Bridgeport. ("Ida-mark) dress
Novwalll Weather Report.
The storm due Thursday. the 19th,
was in the South Atlanticstates. The
storm became very severe. The winds at-
tained :i velocity of twenty-five to forty.
five miles. with snow. sleet and rain.
The storm is moving over the ocean in
the line of trailic. A storm will pose
south of this section on Monday. the 23d.
It will be a northerner.
Janus J. Val‘ufla)’.
V
“In buying a mugh medicine for chil.
dren,” says ii. A. Walker. a prominent
druggisl of 0.1mm. Utah. "never be
afraid to buy Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. There is no danger from It
and relief isalwnys sure to follow. I
particularly recommend Chamberlain‘s
because I have found it to be safe and
reliable. it is intended especmlly for
colds, croup and whooping Cough." Fifty
cent hunks for sale by G. (I. Stimson,
dniuuist.
W
I.
'ODtlsT AND suns.
The folding envelope was first used in
call and ex .mine our lirl.
pain in every part of the city
prions and n a
l
A
\l .a‘eutinci I «we.
ilielf—rtddrcesed stumpe-
nor 0! “'allatd River street N ‘
9151"." tho- prerlvii-eu. s. onvallti.“ 5f!)—
\\'o-aiward avenue rent 4‘
first noonco Si ‘
Woodward avenm,~ and
9. Apply to E. A “00de
Til
bundunce of mm
Taylor 5i Golden.
BealEstaie andlnsurance.
WASHINGTON sfltlfln’.
Persons lookin
llii the view 0 foralot. or house and lot.
pun-basin .Ire invited to
“30 have them for
It flammable
from if
‘1‘ ANTED.
MRI. ill dogencral which} middle:
aged woman pref rreu. Address M. I.
it
I
n cnxr term .
+ii§iEaT>:&;.T.f;.;';..T1.. lad iii—mm]
Salaryjfil. Posilion permayueut itali-
ay lave paid her. Fuchsia retention and
rnvel .
till .llnnudnu cit b'id'u.. ( 14mg?
A '7 To an:
Nullnnrd‘
1124 mt
' ’th humane of seven rooms uni—mi};
nine moms. in the linddrn building. our-
iO’l’TAGV of sax rooms. corner Grove street
um Woodward Ivonne. 13; mil-go 65
‘ re rooms on
rner South Mam strrel and Han-
Kenl sh: four mums corner
Meadow
vril l‘lntre.
strec : rent.
in."
*HM.
E l hicks-ole? place. :4 Mary:
item and about on. acre 0!“;de
trees. ~.
. month, lnqu re t then glof 1332:, 9:5
They believe immensely who ”an“? in Ligar (oath \\ nshmgtou a reel. till) I
nothing. F‘OR ' \
. ' rrceptions. eniertsl ' '
As in Bible days. there is I time for _ “Ill" 9- "- A- ’1 Efienwmlmrsndm. “1
everything. :ngw llii. hicctric lights rant Ill modern coir- ll
. _ vouchers. 'll lemon-bio rates inquire of
if everybody llilll a million dollars everY- " ' ”mm"- ‘ " "M" ”"M "2' 3'"
body would be dissatisfied.
its a rule the length of the face is the
me as the length of the hand.
if sea birds lly toward bind and land
birds toward the ~23. expect min.
The llllier of Oliver Cromwell was I
country gentleman of small means
A lance. soft sponge. either dry orslight-
ly dampened. makes I good duster.
The ancients referred to Athens and
Sports Is "the two syu of Greece."
Brevier type is so called because former
Iy chiefly used in printing the hmlary.
It is said that the fountain of perpetual
youth has been found in San Diegocotinty
Cal.
A proverb says, “Who taka In eel by
the toil or a woman It her word holds
nothing."
Dickens liked the sights of I [notion
walk. and was lllSO fond of I tramp on the
Isadowus.
An artificial waterfall seventyvfivc feet
in height is to ornament the Golden Gate
pork. San Francisco.
There are 37.!!!) women telegraph opera—
tors in the United States. and the number
is constantly growing.
A man grumbiss
til he gets rich
cause his taxes
it is claimed that the largest floating
dock in the world is at Bermuda. it is 381
feet long and P3 feet wide.
A woman is usually different from what
she Ippt-ors to be: I man is only too likely
to be just that and nothing more.
Sweet oil ambpuity powder, followed by
soap and water. makes one of the best
medicines for brightening brass or copper.
\
use he is poor Illi-
Ind t he grumbles be-
‘re heavy.
9
Showing Iler ("o-t.
Mn, \‘okt-a-wlirs. Critmmcr llM a "rib
'lll’flllll juwt mm:
)HK. (lillclutidvllow llll‘ slic contract. it?
Mr. Yokes/41y wearing; a fiirlint-tl cont.
Mrs. Gilli-lumi—impossible!
Mn. \“nkt‘vs’Xot at till Flu: badluwcar
it tips-n so that pctmlcmuld m the lining.-
llurpcr's' ileum.
The success of Chamberlain's Cough
lh-medy in reflecting a speedy cum 0!
Holds. croup and whooping comm has
brought it into great demand. Messrs
l’tmtiua d: Son. of Cameron. Ohio, say
that it has saint-d I reputation mud to
pour in that vicinity. Joe. II. Queen. oi
Jolinatown. W. Va. says it is the M! in,
ever uu-d. ll. P. Jones. drumist. Wt
none. Mini. says: "Chamberlain’s (bush
Remedy is perfectly reliable. I have sl-
wsys wsrrwnhd it and it never failed to
give the most perfect satisfaction." l-‘ifty
cent limos- for sale by ti. C. Still-on.
druggist.
if I New York millionaire gin-s I din-
ner at Mt avenue and 36th street. muting
each for Cactus Bloot Cure to cure them.
what would bathe saving per capita if
the dinncv should not be given. there
being ill persons It the feast?
inquire at Pisistrd‘s drug store when
you mybavs the prti-Iemsolved and
an information strait reins Blond! tire
OhI’ 4'0" eryfor
Pltcher’s Gastorla.
Children Cry for
t.r«itounrnl.~; will lie wild at I b-rsaiu. C
id in. s. hunpr. ill! il'Ia‘tinton strut.
bargain Ll applinl llr av
Ulh‘. P I). "0133!
rod tin- public it
[Illff'ltn'll'uhflfl’l iiiatrrials. I I
of Ill klluln for [ultra l‘. u "
N
meet on Morality. JInlII‘ tat
day. Janna y
n~ry I]. at
is. at if!) p. in. and
It lat pt m..st tbs (Ion
rust sane.
\m sax.c;ite.mué§ccon “1.--...1‘-..
urar tioldm lllli i-lhvl: if§gm.al.inl::
Oh no
jiSlw .r ’
.‘l “VIN fire proof mi:
2i " ’ '. .
It in bowl ruin-9 ill: 1.41mi" M
measursmmt. If I.
mm.» . I. ,
the Thomas Cousin, ea-
jH lw ‘
AYRE its i. met)!
gqurlainmrnls.
tll’lIllA Hotels, souwaur.‘
Geo. Affliivs
People'slhealreflompany'
ONE SOLID “'EEK. ('UMMEM'LVH
MONDAY. JANUARY 23.
The beautiful r‘i'!l’l:sr‘. \Vy a'ist and Dam-cs.
liss ALICE iii-1MP:
And the (‘harm-ler Comedian.
Mil. ”Eu. A HILL.
”mm ll) . t-nmpwn)‘ :r 14¢”an artists ll:
ilu- tel- brain} drama in four acts, rmitllil
Vixie Vaughn
or, the ;
LIGHTll llli BUD Mill.
.
lnlrmlucém: numerous Specialllru. Songs;
lancer». titan. loci». elt'.
units: or rm ElElli um.
Vidal-rio- Ill. 20 and illit- Xo higher.
runrl Family "miner on Snill'll‘l‘ afternoon;
Rust-nut ecni‘ now on hair at )lltt'lirll'a.
fill its
Purchasing Agony!
)frw. Devin-r «twins to inform hrrxmtrons.
uvinllv. that show will make
tlu nhopplbx
mm out of the city.
Particular Attention. will he alien to match-
ing goon to.
Mill. 1. i. BECKER,
So. in West Twentieth Street.
Saw You l‘itv. ll. lf
Siiunnii, Jill. iiiii.
Free!
Pi'f
Free 1
t
. , ‘ ”.4. .. ‘/ q
570m“). which gives l9 pcoplo d quwie. \ ’ ‘ '
and hose . spend .1;
Unfibllh llnall dill. Lida; Prof. E. Houseworth
SPECIAL!” OR fill Ill.
Will he at our storeand will Inst-lacuna frss
H. S. HOOD.
"loath Mala strict. fiouth'lforwsllr. f‘l.
'» ill lw '
—~—$;.~.._ . .
g'ltyllosbg of label roller.
t' I . . '
rum 3.. mill-.5 .735! illfli‘lfil
MOI. on: ”I.
summit-m thml .1
P. In" Walnm‘ln’. In”?
In
bacillus-r? lav.
slmds .
hell ’I
Barnum. Jan. to (Special) «The
home of Ira. Jami-s Dunn. I wealthy
widow living in I_fssblonsble qusrterof
this city, was soured by masked bur;-
lsrs last night and moral thou-Ind doL
lIrs’ worth of jewelry sad plats taken.
floral: Brcuusbox in tbsssfs de.
posit vault of the National Bank of flori-
walk.
Iovpslaslnlhscliestthsvs lssntbltig
hotterlhssilsnucleluthsstursted with
Obsiabevlsin‘s Pain Balm Iodboustl on
mthsscstof pals. [comma
esssurbutstisawltbostmssd
Istndbmsflrnmsstsdtiatact.
buses ssprrlnr to any plan-r sass- '
Fitchcr’a cantorln.
III-labywnsflck.wspvebrrf.‘sstorls.
“human-amtserlsdform
“fishes-shinshgtom
mammumfis—m
Pitt: lisr'a castorla.
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