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low Terk Ilcrnld Weather- Doreen-t.
The weather to-day promisestobe cloudy to
partly cloudy and solder. tollowed by snow
and poulblybya alight rise of temperature.
Tomorrow ll pvomlacsto be generally from
chard: topardy cloudy. Md by snow.
with nearly s'ntlonary. tollowed by rising
lemparatureandelearlng.
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1.1810! nus-sans
ltemdnlnguncallcd lornttlic followingpost-
olllccnfcrtheweekendlng sure. 1”. Per-
souncnllliigfornnycltheselettcrs willpleass
saythvrcrsadvsrttnd:
Foalbllorwalk—Irs s .A
garmenofllllarrn. {imA din 3mm?
lageo. Ilournwlanss.‘ '
llm'walk—A.l. Darts. Irwin If. Jennings.
glean? Mclfluhlmfiarsh 8. Peck. Ira
a III-walk J. Blackly Thomas
Wat Mihmm‘rw
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V scorn NGBWAII.
wins sac Win-l (raven; are Doing
animal-n.
Anon wasbprn lastnlgbtto Mr. and
Mrs. Fillpnt.3.,8mlth. 638an street.
-—Irbii' WorksBand ball Monday night.
William I. Snundcrn writes home
from Southern Pines. N. 0.. that the
snow is seven inches deep there.
-—Cnll at the New York market for
your Sunday dinner.
Christian Endeavor day will be ob
served at the Baptist church tomorrow
evening byn special service. beginning
at 7 o'clock. All are cordially welcome.
——I’ure coflee with pure cream.5c. a
cup, depot restaurant. Open all night.
W. Gilbert Newell'e dancing academy
will begin the last term the senator next
llonday evening. at 7:45 o‘clock. Ladies
and gentlemen who desire to jorn the
class will meet at Music Hall, as above.
«Indie-3' Home Journal, Harper’s and
Scribner’s for February. at Flynn’s. P. 0.
The weather having moderated. W.
H. Smith has resumed work on the ad—
dition to the Old Well Hotel building on
Washington street. The brick work is
already up one elul’y. heady for the floor
timbers.
“ ~Itcvmmber Iron Works Band‘s lest
ball was s sneer-m. Next will be too.
The members of the South Norwalk
fire department will nmernble In the
rooms of the Old Well Book and Ladder
company tomorrow evening about 6:00
deb»! for the,purptwe of attending oer.
viceiii thy Congregational church in a
body. v
~60 to Eihllh‘s Washington Market
for homedrrssed country poultry.
r5 3 IA..__.__
Timing—Winnie reached Bridge-
port‘yesteldiy from. New York with a
towrtovlhlnp‘orrand New Haven. One
conlbot‘dl lat on the trip ofl Nor-
wnlk. All efforts to recover it were unn-
railing. and the tug proceeded on her
journey. ...
——Be wire and attend the G. A. it.
camp fire and hop. Tuesday evening.
January Bl. Tickets only 25 cents.
Thomas Hogan was arrested fordrnnk-
enness last night and Justice Townsend
sentenced him to the county jail for ill-
teen days. Charles Ill-sell. who claimed
Boston as his home, will reside for the
next ten days in tbecoonty jallonao-
count of being without visible means of
support.
~Pnrterhouns steak: ltc; sirloin
the. at New York market.
Stephen V kW! of Darien.whoes
hoieefelloa our Itrsstlbo other day
sodbm'tells leg; nested you» on
lipvsebecktocolneloflb city togethh
carriage. when die hone slipped and
fell. throwing Ir. lbckwood, who
sprainedhh arm and legaodrecelved
olhrririjurlce. w...
~Amd disc; A. it. camp the and
Imp on no wan-m- can win.
annary list. Tlekels.includlngsopper.
tiles-in. '
Jodps Thnyw granted the {allowing
dim lu tbeBilpet‘lor Court yesterday:
Emma Oliver.ol Bridgeport. lrnm Elmer
Oliver. on thsgroond ofdesertlcn. They
were murlsdgoly d. 1”. The plaio~
tire name‘wanchnngsd tollmmnliew-
m.;” l. Blackmao.oflted-
steak,
“dhg.WLthkmn.ofths
same place. forlolldellty. Thsywsre
manuals.
“Mimlh:
pcrkchepsendluiasdtc. ’l‘kelecstns—
nonmeotetlisshllsblntowa. Psopls's
So.
The ”Josephine, owned» 5!
«minimums-medics.“ howev-
ton.camslstoportyestviday with one
m of oysters for Blinder & Co.
Tblsbthsdrstnrrlval of cycles at
therenrnteoldmep. ~
walnhaunllgndamwt’m'
"’3.“ 1"! “'5Wimygm-a
19W!" minnow. y~ “V v .‘
‘J‘lIi-‘irooto-mvorm
" _ “white-lam
,myr)w It“! Wm Ilt‘
m’mmm W of
0‘9“” Bprngus. He was relemed on
“o M lunch Brenden. bond
"”5"“ 0' “'0 elm-Ids. dsnien "lathe
“in any way connected with the m.
"18l- __ ‘
——A dance and supper. only so cents.
nt the G. A. It. headquarters. Washing-
ton street bridge. January 8m.
—-—-« l
v
lieutenant Bowen delivered an in-
structive lecture to the field and atnfl
otlicersof the Fourth regiment at the
armory. last night. The subject of the
lecture was "Military Discipline." with
comments and situations on the new
drill regulations. Olllcers and members
of tliestafl were present from Stamford.
Bridgeport and Dsnbury.
-—They will give a grand concert at
Iron Works Band ball Monday night.
The headquarters for Fourth regiment
oilicers at the Old Guard hall at Iladism
Square, New York. anunry 30, will be
the Hotel Brunswick. Then-E will men
thereto accompany the colonel to the
ball. The colonel will be pleased tohave
any Fourtlflegiment olllcers meet him
and the stall at the Brunswick and go
with them to the Madison Square
Garden.
--At Smith's Washington Market you
can buy meals on cheap as in any
market in town for the same quality oi
goods.
The board of relief of Wallinglerd
have undertaken a task which has prov-
ed to be decidedly lrksome. They are
not only trying to adjust the rate of tax
alien. but are endeavoring to bring into
thegrlnd list nllof the property which
belongs there. A large amount of un-
taxed property has been discovered. and
it is known that there is much more. a
good share of whicbisin the llnnds of
the local lawyers.
.—VFioest chickens in town at the New
York market.
Mr. Pierpont, of North Haven, has
uttered a bill in the State Legial store in-
structing selectrnen to appoint two or
more game wardens in each town. lllr.
Pierpout also introduced, by request. a
billimponlng a fine of not less than ‘7
nor more than .50 for having in oue's
prunessionaferret forthe purposeol
rabbit hunting. or for having in planes-
sion a ferret while hunting with dog or
gun on the land of another.
KOBWALI NEWS.
A Breezy Budget of Its-s Irw- the
Bore-an Ind 01 ‘I'awn.
Miss Belle Mouy. of New Haven. is
vpendinga few days with live. David
Gould, of Academy street.
Some of the members of Plioeois En-
gine company attended the bell of tin-
Stamford tire department Thursday
night.
restaurant. Open all night.
Tomorrow being the Carey (boleoary
the annual church oderiog for foreign
missions will be made in the Norwnlk
Baptist church.
The remained Edward Acton. taught
from Tuckshoe. N. Y.. yesterday after-
noon. wereplacsd in the receiving vault
at Riverside cemetery.
Rev. E. ii. Johnnonml New Haven.
will Mil It. the (hiyary Vllaplwl
church. Sunday at 3:” p. or. All
shouldVliJm’ltliloi.~ tinhjegt. "Fisliesin
mew " ‘ “ 4
--'l'he prices ot cloaks at theBostcn
store. Norwalkmreopsulugthesyenaud
thepocketbcoksolthepeople.
The Baptiste will hold special mesh
lop next week as follows:
evening at Charles Ham's. Unioevllle;
Pater Robbin will preach on My.
Wednesday, Thursdayand Friday even
logs in the lecture r'oom.
'l'heinembsisotlhsAlpliathslolob
unthinking ol "mailings theatrical
companysod givingso thirtieth-seal
tovtlieclob‘sheneltenrlyln April, he-
tore the wheeling season runs. The
matter will be fully dies-sit at the
monthlymsetlsgoflhaclabon'rnssdny
mlngJ‘ebresry‘l.
Jibelheslltloliiinmcmrlogtkstr
stock of fancy goods at lssstlisaliall
prieedurhigtksuentthlrtydaye.
. . § V. W
Jessie Willis tastve-yssnoit
all Its. Inrfifldrngamilm ,
- "wantohvutsa eemmltlsdletks
“ 'lloiosksietlilsweeklermnosy.
maximums counts at the buy.
wummwm.m
spammed-ammonium“
assume-Myron: carcass was
,,.,
D I
V lllssl'anny Inward. of Uniool‘srki
‘wlllspsnddondsyioliew’fovkelly.
ltlsalsryn'l'iesd wslhettiovthavei
severalwscks.
Town (Ink Smith is. still unable to
attend tobminess. His sister. Ill- In:
talk, lsioMofirsrlIer 1»
3.4, .. sling—“awn 1v- “dicks
r—r' perusal. mnemonic
a “‘chd9emm; Whither
Balasday, llonday and Today's-twili-
Bostou Store, Norwnlk. ‘;
William BITI'II. cl Hill-fie emu»:
has rented rooms at 8 Rivervisw Terrace.
and in transferring his bomehold elects
to that place. ‘
Ira. ItnryKeuiballdied at her home
in Brewstsrs, 1!. Y . Wednesday man-
ing. She wasthesnodmotba'oflfllllll
Read, a driver for Boston a Bruu’dage.
as. ,‘. b l
A mimion will open at St. lary's
church on Sunday. February 10, and will.
continue for two weeks—one week each
for the women and men. It will bacon-
ducted by the Jesuits.
—-At the Boston attire. Norwnlk. they
are absolutely giving away a World's
Fair Souvenir coin with every cloak poi.
chased at their store during theneai
three days. People all over the country
are paying from “.50 to 3w fortbeee
coins.
Rev. 5. ll. Watkins will talk on “The
Struggle for Mastery” at the Y. M G. A.
song service tomorrow afternoon at l
o'clock. All young men arelnvltcd to
be present.
The choir of the Norwalk Methodist
church. assisted by other voices and an
orchestra. held the first of a serious of re—
hearsals Inst night for a praise service to
be held the first Sundav evening in Feb
iunry. .
——Jnnius Brown does painting, paper
hanging and general jabbing. Order
slate in post ofiice. P. 0. addnssc. No. 3
Havilsnd street. South Norwslk, Gt. V
A large delegation from Bu:kingliain
Post. 6. A. R . attended the luoernllof
the on- Isaac a. Smith. from no 'lli
deuce of his daughter. .llre. Gill-nit
Bloom. on Union Place. Rev. F. E Rob-
bins oliiciated, and the singing was by
\lrs. C. 0. Miller and Misc Peek. of the
Baptist church choir. The intermmt
was in the soldiers” plot in Riverside
cemetery.
“Our Pain Word." a monthly rungs
rim,- denied to the tolerate of the Sons
of Tompminc». comments editorially as
follows: "Concord Division. No. 2. ol
Norwalk. has a record which surely h
unsurpassed. In on exismce of forty
nine years m-xl flinch it hasootloats
meeting. Even during the memorablo
blimrd week a quorum of these faithful
riot! and dangling” of temperance were
present and a meeting was held."
—-The muslin underwear sale at the
Boston store, Norwalk. still portraits
way ahead. he most powerful propel
love are quality, honesty. style, price and
ecimoiuy.
The junior department of the Y. P. S
C. E. of the Norwnlk Congregational
church have decided to hold meetlllsll is
the chapel everyflunday afternoon at I
(clock. This department is compact
of children under fourteen years of age,
and it b desired that the membership,
which new numbers about thirty. may
be rapidly increased. They will meet to
morrow afternoon. It in unusual that
all children who can. whether (lodgings
lionalists or not, will be present.
The Bridgeport and Norwalk bunrdsol
insurance underwriters are new the only,
ones holding out against the eighty per
cent. coinsurance clause. The New Eng
land Exchange. having remooetrated
with them in vain. has notified the in-
surance companies winch they rvplasvnlu‘
and this learning several of the. - -
agents received notices from. .tbslr
spective comp-nines wrileno pellet.
from theorists. "thalal‘ly per cent.
coinsurance clause is used.
Wbatwasprobablylbelastmsstlngol
St. Joseph‘s society washeld'l'hursdsy
evening. at theirroomsonlslnslreet.
peel-got theirellecb. Tblesoolety was
instituted in February. 1”. by Rev.
lateyearntkehenibsvalilphasmllao cl
by deaths and olherwisesod thealas
leso survivors think ttwelltodlshsnc.
lt hm done sdealofgsodiothethlrty.
odd years of its valance-OM
cutCsthotlc.
bendinissdvanslosstsadlly-hotlksvs.
ystovsroathasdrsdteaatowrtv'a. lau‘
qniiers solicitsd. Ianasl LEM.“
lnrnhnllstsatt.
st... waehstprvssatla tks'seveiat
"ram-“row
g y' l .
noncommunic-
noe.goentolfewlllfnrd todnytospsod'
, es washrooms:
Calico/ice.)
owning.
Isrnem.solm-i iiORWALK. oeuii.
W -
isotonic to.
“1mm“
your table at a mimrn' our cost.
LEADING cocoon. .
“ ‘llhal‘al‘rnlbelle cans; out. York
geity.wlilspend8nndaywllbherperente
cnKnlgbtstraet. .
llr. and Ira John Jmklnolletl-
no... lick. are gin-a u W.;l'.llock-
monument. -
H..i‘tieoflsrlcrynttlraueoharch tomor-
MM“ l!» sensors-s Easter. at
WM-Efllllnonard Whitney.
c . ~ r: ~
“Fall “hint Eight for drunkenness;
JutlesAunllo-eothlm tojnilfprthlrty
first ‘
Ire. William Howard audber sister.
If. Sarah Farrell. are spendinga few
wake with relatives in Providence and
vicinity.
--Tlicstockatthe Boston Store. Nor—
walk. must be reduced before inventory
next Friday: Bernie you may expect
some startling bargains there during the
next four days.
In. Gwrge Iockwcod. of 5 Summer
sheet, fell from the back stoopof her
residence one day this week. injuring her
back quits badly.
The United States Express company
will have the expre- businens on the
Central New England and Reading on
and after February 1.
Irving. the infant son of Samuel and
Annie Brundage, died at their home, 12
Qniutnrd Place. this morning. aged one
year. meteor-rat will be held to mor-
row afternoon at 2:!) o'clock. from the
house.
Hill's People‘s Theatre company pro-
ducrd “l-‘onchmi the Cricket" in an ex-
cellent manner at the Norwalk Opera
House l-t night to a crowded him.
Til-night the company will praent “The
Irish Detective." and the advance sale of
seam indicates a large attendance.
A water frame, which isan arrange
men: placed in frontal the furnaces to
«use: the heat which comes from them.
burst in the Southioglou Rolling Hill
with such a terrific report as to cause
the men to think that a boiler had blown
up. and one Italian laborer fainted from
fright. Nouns was injured. however.
and very little damage was done.
_.,
0Y3“ THE RIVER.
lawn and Boast, of the Day In Baal
issue-sin.
llr. and lira. it 0 Ripley. of Osborn
avenue. have gorse on Canada on a three
mJnlhs’ visit.
—lluyler’a candy. fresh every day. at
lane's. 5i Washington at
"Rocket.“ 1'lieodore Coleman‘s trotter,
which was badly injured a few days
ago by getting cast in his stall. was shot
yeso-rday.
——Porterhouas steak, lie: sirloin steak.
in, as New York mlrket.
Charles S Fitch. of Maple street. is un-
able to attend to his duiies at the Nut-
wnlk lock factory because of an nflvctlori
of the eyes which renders him nearly
blind. *W
IOWAl’Tth.
A son wasborn yesterday to lit. and
llrs. Waller Avery.
Miss Ruth Kendrick. of Brooklyn. in
visiting Ml. Amy Coke.
Fred llills had the forefinger of his left
hand crushed last Wednesday by getting
it caught between two oil barrels at the
standard Oil Works, Wilson Point.
DABIBN.
llrs Fred Rorabnok; of Newton. is
certainly ill.
Ilse Kate Seelvy. of New York, is the
guest of Ir. and tire. Charles E. Vail.
Justice Koch starts Ilenday’or Cann-
dnon a two weeks' trip connected with
trainees of the Knights of the Eagle.
Il- Anule Ryan. the poplar tele-
wliso smngemenu weremadsfovdln -'
John Inlligna, I). D.,nndlstheMest V'
Catliollcsoclstylnstflary’spnrlsh. 0t
«Tbsprleeoffaocy‘haynnchaelw
operator, is alluding a few days
Ritual-in. Pied Burchard in ink-
.(leoini if. Bound Walt-12M
vets-shrub darlngtlls peacock
cutting down an apple tree between
“Bald and Ir. Haley's houses.
in. wind daally blew it down, this
saving thew! farthertrnubls.
DIAIA I It) WINGS.
also lose.
mic: ansia. who walks be
moi-«mom» .
ii-
iiiiss no reset.
Import-It laws or the beauty and state
m In a flood-as“ Inc-
Willlmaotlc is still struggling over the
qnstiou of the city chrter.
Water gut inlothegnspipesatllirm-
toghamnnd left the village in darkneb.
lure edditsimic the insight depotv'ab
.Ansonla. ~
W..H- Scout 0on law-aw mill in
.Tcrryvllls was. burned to the mend.
Lose 03.000.
The Rev. E. G. Fullerton. of Bridge-
port. denounces the missing word con-
tests as lotteries. .
Dsnbury has had no oysters. clams or
cacallops for ten days and the people there
yearn for them. ,
The ice in the Connecticut river has
softened underthe recent mild weather
and is now dangeione to ems.
Mia. Edwin Perry. seventy-eight years
old, of Manchester, committed suicide
by cutting her throat with n razor.
John Boylan. n Seymour saloon
keeper. has disappeared. He had been
selling without a license and the oficials
were after him.
James K. Wilkes has resigned his po-
assiirne charge of an important section
in the construction of the New Rochelle
newer system
An Italian street lamp-lighter at
Southiiigtoii. broke tvvo bones in his
band recently by his ladderslippinc.
throwing him violently against the
damp poet.
William ll. Bentley was unloading
snow into the river at New London.
when his horse backed oil over the edge
It took three quarters of an hour in
which to rescue the animal.
Carrie Corngon, aged ten years, we.
abducted in Bridgeport by two women.
who stopped in a carriage in front of hei
school and naked to have her sent out.
One was her grandmother.
The fast Boston express freight of th-
Consolidaled road jumps-d the track at
East Gmnwich ynlerdsy morning.
blocking the tracks for hours. The ac
cideot was cursed by a broken flange.
New Britain parties have been survey
lng between Soutbiugton and l’lainvill»
with a view of constructing an eiectri.
road between those towns. to concern
with the one which runs from New
Britain to Piniiivillo.
The three grade comings north of lb.
Thompsonville depart are no he cloncdnin
that moth of the depot is to be removal
'by carrying the highway under the tracks.
The work will cost about $03,000, ol
which the town is to pay $.01”.
Mark Fly on. a well-known letter
carrier of Bridgeport. has duuppennd.
leaving his Wife and several small child-
ren. With the disappearance went ‘850.
all the funds of Court Marion. A. O I".
of A.. of which Ilr. Flynn wiis treasurer.
(bruit-villains of Litclillehl county
has rendered it finding of accidental
death in the cases ol Patrick Levin and
Jackson Tholnpkins. who were found
dead in a held last October. Poison In»
the cause of death. but it does not appesi
whether it was sell-administered or not.
lies Carrie Treweske and Jamal \Vit
linins were about to be married in An-
aonla. when bliss Trewrske's father. who
had long been ill. suddenly died. It had
lies-n the wish of the dead man to see his
daughter married. The ceremony was
performed amid subs and tears.
Burglnrs entered the store of A. 0
Btoughtouin East Hartford. and when
Mr. Burughlon went to his store be found
lbefiont door opeirsnd his goods scat
tered about; an overcoat. a valuable scarf
pin and other goods were taken. Bo-
trance wen edecied by forcing the front
door.
OIrville meto, a Wesleyan fresh-
men, was arrested in klilldleiown for
kissing and insulting women on the
street. Profs-or Vserleck gave bail.
Witness did ootsppeorngalnstleco‘pa-
andhewaedlscharged it proviugtoben
ml oi mistaken identity;
may tiringaoit hr hlsesmprienninent.
Bypinll’roemmgsd eighteen years.
and William F. stow have been arrested
for complicity In the numerous burglar-
ies ln Hillard recently. Btoleri grinds
warefouod in their possession. Blow
pleaded guilty but refs-cut to divulge his
accomplices. Blow was held tor the Sn
prrlor Oonrt under 31,000 bonds and
Procternnderm.
“lubuy a
disc.” says . A. aliens I
d of . Utah "never he
to boy Chamberlain's Gullah
ltamsdtvy. There h no danger homo
and let halwnya sure to follow.
Inrly race-aim! Chamberlain's
lbava found it lobe saleand
reliable. it h intended mpeclnfly for
Wflb niobium
U
”u ”or. “brill
V OIII'JI'OII crytei
Pltcher's cantons.
Mitre-“weaves.“
”moment‘s-irate”.
so wins-musician's“
mummies-m , VV V m
sitionas ci y engineer of Daribury. to in
W mlnfl’gzelnl Jss'll. m.;?
’ .iblalslo‘w .‘ .‘Vdfshyllththo tenths
If you do but TAG
‘Mwmwmmmwim’
ltyot'Iballrlukeraoftblsdlyknowwbae
they pl non-iris This. with the
finest grndes or My count. in our
mm hobby. . o... tried use. no
Miners. "monsoon-sum
f native stock-census. Wecno spread
CHARLES . E.
Would you know what praise is highest,
That lllls our souls ilh ' ' :
m- n n. dear friend Jo "mm"
Pure and simple imitation.
Come and follow where we lead you. ‘
Feeling neither doubt or fear. -'
Bones. will surely crown our efforts
ssvmou R.“
33 WASHINGTON ST.
PEBSE VERE.
iii. arterioles. aluminium. norm llll lilllllll.
E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor,
Preachers and Their The-ea in Korwnlk
Churchna To-morrow.
80m Nouwnu Conunaunnoani. West
avenue and West streets Itev. tie a“ ii.
i. padtor. Services a. in. and Til)
g. m.; rinnday school. lam. Young People's
w-iety of Uhrhtian Endeavor meeting at
Mo‘clcek. Tomorrow will be observed as
Christian Endeavor [la . The subject of the
martin will be: “The
y in»: Margaret McClure. The pat-tore morn—
ing nub I will be “Phillips Brooke and the
Punch in: of Riztiloiusnesn." Evening sub-
ject. "Rodi ~nl Contrasts in Life's Service." A
semen to the firemen.
Sum Nonwnna Mmouisr. West avenue.
our Garner. Rev. H. E. Burnes. r.
Seneca Will Lin. and I'm 9. in: guild-y
sch oi. 12:0! oi. In the morning an oldJashion-
cdlovaieaat will be held. To this the mein-
rs nrvrepecially deniredlo be predict. In
the evening the pastor will Dre-tell.
Soc-rs Xenwnns Baum. West avenue. near
Pine street. u. settled pastor. Preaching.
lo.» a. in and mo p. m ; Sunda school. l? m.;
Y. P. S. C Sign?“ meetl . p. m. Rev.
A.'l'. tied um .of Newton Cll ciml Semi-
nary. will preach mo. ning and evening.
Tnisrrv Erismmi. West street and Fair-
deld avenue. South Norw‘nlk. Rev. Olin Hal-
lock. recvor. Sepiuneesima So do . Morn—
inn Prayer Litanv and sermon, at l J) a. in :
sands; sellml at 1200mm. Evening Prayer
and o rmon at 1m 9 in. Sonic» in the 5w .1.
'9‘» language In the Sunday about room at m
p. m.
Sonwats Communion“. corner Park
and Lewis streets. Rev. T. K. Noble. D. IL.
pastor. Services at tow a. m. and
Sunday whorl. 2:11! p. m. T. P. . .
'neetiii . wit [7. In. l'lirlstinn Endeavor Suri-
dnv._ 'l’ pastor will preach «greatly to
3:.rislinn Endeavour: and oilier members of
he cnnrch. sober-r. "A Personal Question
for Ops-nine Year." in the eventing the third
if a arrive of of "People. debtors." Subject.
"The Young Dian Who was Rich."
Nouwnbl Mnnonm. West and Matt ave-
iueit Rev. Golirge \‘an Alatyne. l). D..§pnstor.
"acrvices 10.3). a in. and Eli p. in: uudny
chord. Ems. fipworlh lien-rue meeting. bill p
1:. Morninv.a “amnlh: Lord‘s nppe
veuxng hubil'f’l, " Power of the People."
\ hearty vr come to all.
Nonwlina Barrow. East avenue. opposite
ireen. Rev. 5‘. E. Ibrbbiust pastor. Ser-
r‘iesie. “kills m. and 75!! m.; Sunday school.
ix m.; temperance em: on 30) p. m.; young
.Iimp. IL. revival servce.
\l iriiliu sublet: . The Debt Will- It Light Dis-
-lo»a " Evening n'ih .ct. “What is About by
: swarm." [odour by Uptl‘mal o rvire. a
twenty minute alter service to follow
err PABL'I Eriscorai. Church street. oppo-
~lln the Green. Norwalk. Rev S. 1'. Graham.
”I . ion serm- with sermon. at lilo!) a in. 'llu-
ivy school. lftll) m. llivlua nervme with aer-
u~m.7: 0p. In. Morninz anbiv- t. "Fulnlling
.‘fs'~ )lhelous " w toning sable: t. ”l'nriatiau
r‘aith \' vans Religious Doubt the Bible Ac
loans of Man's Creations and Mo 1. vii
venue."
mines Erismvni. Belden avenue-«ml Cross
.treei. Somali. Rev. ti. ll. “'atltilu. rector.
depluigcxmn Sunday. \Inrnlng Prnier.
Anny and sermon. ll). It a. in: Sun—
lny School. [3 [5 p. in. Evenlni: Prayer
ind sermon. at 71!) p. In. All are welcome.
5? Muir‘s. R. 0.; corner of “'csil avenue
Ind Chapel street. horwnlk Rev. W. J Slov-
irn. pastor, how Mann. 7 a m.; Children‘s
\I’I‘QJPJJL m.; High More. loom m.; Veopcnl.
'-. p. m.
Saar Arm lcrnooicr. near VanZaodi
svnnoo. Bast Nol‘wnlk. Rev. C. M. Pegg. pan-
'or. Promising Ital a. Ill. and 7:“) p. m.; nun-
Iny school. l: m.; young people's meeting do!)
w. m.
Sir Pan‘s MissiosJHinZanfit ani 0-born
iveiiiies. Fan! Norwalk. Sunday echvrol 3-3) n.
‘n. l net~ sittings and a cordial welcome to all
Anvm Columns. VnnZandi avenue, East
Yorwnlk. Preaching. llrm‘a. In. and 7:23! p.
n.: Sunday school . Young Peliplc's meet-
ng dill p. in.
Kiev Sonwau Swansea Cosoiiau "roast.
Riverside avenue. Rel-.0. J. Anderson.
tor. “en'lcce at [will a. in. and 751i p. m.; nun-
vlny school. run p. in.
nor-m Nouwsu l.ncn'iin Roms. .17 (‘hml-
.i.il street. Herman ‘un'liy school at mil) a.
m.;llerrn-nservlece at 2.1” p. in . by pas or.
(Y. A. lirvckmeler: Encusu Slll’ll'l at on:
p. in.
aruimwoon Union Cain lily avenue,
‘oulh Norm-1k. sundny Sci vol. 3-1!) p. m.;
evening sent a t p m.; sub l. "lie-innit
ibe Hesi'l‘nlvin“~munt'. alit..t bi. Hungarian
~erviceeat Willa in and 5 p. or.
llunannnua Grunt. Church almt. near
l‘nylor avenue. liondny schiiol at 35!) p. m.
Yortao Inn's Cunlrl'l‘lall Amenities.—
lllble class at 3p. m.; Song service at t p. in.
Animus Innoourr Ensues-iii. Knlitbt
amt. Sorwall. tier. 1. It. Jae it», pastor.
\Iornlng service at lo: oil. iii: rinndsr M'boo'
kl lfili p. m.; Prayer meeting at 4:11) p. to:
evening servlreJile m.
(:novsilv ilsrrnvv Sooirrv.0ulntord Bulld-
Ing. comer Welland Knight streets. Norwalk.
"aster. l . l‘. lie-inn- v . Fowlke. Christi-n
Emir-arm rim-ling. till p m llev )lrJohii-
on will prev-h at 7.1!) :iunday evening.
The success of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy in elleelinphs speedy core of
mkh and I coping cough has
nmnulii it into great demand. um
Position 0: Son of Calm-run. 0bio.eay
rhatithnsgnlnedarvputationsecond
ever used. B. P. Jmeo. druggist. Wi-
nona. lllmaays: "Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy is perfectly reliable. I have al-
ways warranted it and it never failed to
give the most perfect snllslnctlm.” Filly
rent bottles lor sale by ll. 0. Btlllson.
druggisl.
[In New York mimimfintom
ncrallithnvsnoe courthouse-twisting
ves
ldlomned Auction Sale
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gym unlike-seasons ass
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Telephone call, 52 8. Telephone call. 5-1 8.
scan" SERVICES. Taylor & Golden,
llealEslaleandlnsurance.
WABIllIIG'I’ON 8133".
Persons “"5 fovnlol.or house and lot.
With the View pnrchnsil'l’urw invited to
call and examine our list. e have them for
sale in every part of the city at rlnnonnhle
prices and on our terms. an” tf
WANTS“.
‘v moon's hyinvshwrdieb girl :3?me
b housework. Address "Situation. this
ol‘lIce. 33a
PIER ATORS on straw sewing machines.
and girls to vvlnvi brnid Apply at onceto
Arthur 0. Wheeler. 13 Butler street. REX.“-
I
mvmow wanted to go out two or three
k. days aweek to do washing and ironing.
or general housework. Inquire at tln'l'nrlor
avenue. South Kora alk. use:
AGRS‘T‘ wanted in every city and town
in the] cited Siam to rake ordm tor
the “Am nhy or “on. Ben] l? Boiler.“
Everv word written by him-elf and complete
todnte. Our new book "The Story of fin:
Pour finite." written by Mar-hall Corbin-r.
the Privnle Secretary of Pmtmnsrrrfleneral
“ nnnnmakev. is also ready. The pevplc want
there remarknble works Liberal tevmr out.
fit 3]. Writs quick. A. M. Thnyer Co.
on. Marie. :5 lw
'l't) l.l‘."l‘.
1,;
Il' home-lion!” live I 7 _
shop. Good light and “elm but!!!
Went are n
bershnp.
I 0138 at five Mil:- ltiver: house at West
xurwalk: rooms on Water street; house
on Monroe street. Property for en's on ceay
terms. Money to loan. Raymond Bron. fllw
'1‘ it‘llli-raonc of mven rooms and one!
nine rooms. in the Hildllrlt building. inr-
tier 0! Wall and River streets. Sorwalk. A
ply on the premises. dl? rip-
CO‘I’I‘AOE} of six moms. mrner Grove street
and “on-dward avenue. SB; «usage a
Wtw‘l'd avenue. rent Sit; live rooms on
first Imr.eorner South main street and Han-
fuyd Place. Real :5 four rooms criruer
outward avenue Meadow “mt: mt
out
39. Apply to E. A Woodward.
THE l‘hiehestev place. 50 Marshal street.
rlarn and about one acre of mi;
abundance of (roll trees etc. Rent. 1'
month. loco real the olllce or the Old Vigil
Gig. i- (toss: “ashlngton street. dlo
' It receptions. entertainments. tee and
“balls. 9. IT. A. M. b . \l‘all‘e? street.
.\0 walk. lericligbls anlnll modern cou-
‘ .- AtV "rnlea."'of
.l D JennlnesJ knight street. with
“iéll'llillfiltllfillfi”
lancinglcademy
Ionic Ilall. tic-Iii Norwalk. 0:.
Ladies and gentlemen desiring to join the
llilSh turfhelsiil term this seems. will meet
at rhr above hall on Monday. January I). it”.
at 7:6 0. to. Rape" oily.
solo or. GILBERT Nl'w. ELL
gqlgrlainmrnls.
OPERA HOUSE, Nonllhk.
Geo. A. Hill’s
People'slhealretompany
ONE SOLID “In. COMIINCING
Milli)“, Jlllllllil 23.
The loanilliil Actress, Vocalist null Dancer.
Hills ALICE KIHI‘.
And the Character Comedian.
)lll. om. A. HILL.
hoisted by a mmpany of sterling artists. in
V ilii- celebrated drama. entitled
Thelrishfleteclive
Intrudm'lnir numerous Npeclalllaa. 9on3».
Dunn’s. lileeo. Duels. etc.
casual or Pl" EtEill llBllT.
Admission IO. 20 and the No higher.
brand Fniiilly Matinee on Hatnnlav alumnus.
lienerrrd seats now on sale at Mllsbell'a.
c‘Fi‘AND cocoon?
Cecelia Bradford l'n'o
lll‘ NIW YORK l‘lTl’.
"I." Tm! “
tooth lierwsll Baptist church.
TUESDAY EVE'G. llll. 3|
The Celebrated Tile counts of
It” nmun moron».
(Pupil of Camillla Urnol Violin liototst‘
”I" (”IA-m BIAD'OW.
Milan“. Ylollnld and Vocal.
IAmI '30.th IMDVOIB.
Wonderful Boy Bullet.
I. towns-ml. Accompaniat.
TIOIETS 35 Bil".
ll
Illtit llttl. Itlllll tllfllt.
w. I. IDA". Incense.
over till :tllllt'l'.
WEDlEsnli.~FEt. Isl.
w. W. Downing’e
New llrlttns credo.
“WWW”
25 Artists. 25
healed;
moth. Apply at humanism ‘
Norwalk Chronicler