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The weather to-dar promu- tube partly
cloud: to fair and cold-r. followed by clear
weather and by a cold wave to-nlzbt. To-mnr
row it promisea to be colder arid clear. "
SMITH NOBWALK.
What the Peopl- ol our Clty an Built.
and laying.
lira. June Prece, widow of Richard
W. Fresco, has been granted a pension.
Sherman Council, Royal Arcannm.
will hold itsregular meeting this even.
ing.
——Goslin clams 250. a quart. at Hayes'
market. Opposite Leger Beer Saloon
W. R. Lockwood his the thanks of
Tax Sum for copies of southern
PM
A. Dickerman & Son advertise to
sharpenseisaura freeof ebargeby elecv
tricity. ', ., , “
~Pure coffee with pure cream, 5c. a
cup,depot restauan Opeuallnight.
Charles Allen, of New Milford, was in
town yesterday visiting his brother lt’il
liam Allen, who is suffering from a car-
buncle.
Fred liaison! was arrested but night
for being intoxicated. J ustico Town-
send fined him $l and costs. In default
of payment he went to jail.
—-Tbe price of fancy hay, such as I
handle, is advancing steadily, but I have
yet over one hundred tons to arrive. lu-
quiries solicited. Manuel T. Hatch, it
Marshall street.
Ills Maggie Tammany went to Water
bury yesterday, accompanied by her
cousin, Rev. F. J. Martin, D. D. 8
will attend a convent school in that city.
Stu'rtevant calls attention today toa
new stock of Japanese the screens, hand
some lamps, fancy china and silver-plat-
ed ware, all of which he guarantees are
bargains.
-—Huyler's candy, (refill every day, at
lane's, 5i Washington at
The Surwnlk Board of Fire Under-
writers will hold a meeting at the Ma-
hackemn Hotel tomorrow afternoon at ‘1
o'clock for the purpuse of approving the
eighty per cent. clause.
Henry Decker, the noted comet
player of the NorWaIk Iron Works Band,
denies that he has accepted an engage
meat with Honuecker‘s Band, of the
homugbmswaa reported in yesterday's
Gazette.
—Choicc turkeys, 18 and 20¢. a pound;
chicken» 16 and 18 c. a pound at Hayes'
markelt,
The very interesting exercises at the
first Methodist church will be continu-
edtovnigbt and tomorrow night. To-
morrow night 8. ll. Hadley, superinten-
dent of the Water Street Mission tJerry
McAdleyl, will have charge of the ser-
vicen,
A black New Fouudlaud dog owned by
llonce Root. the restauranter, was
struck by an eastbound freight train yes
tcrdny afternoon at the Washington
street crossing and thrown over tltseigltt—
foot hoard fence back of the restaurant.
He was not seriously hurt.
~Our Motto—Fresh goods. beet quell.
ty, lowest prime. lane‘s. bl Washing-
ton street.
The monthly. meeting of the Young
lion's Debating club was held last night
at the bomepf P. H. Rowaa.floulb Mala
Evolution as a Solution of thel’roblom
of Ian’s Origin should be Accepted."
George". Voeburg, Jr., argued in the
affirmative, and Charles ll. Helmer, Jr..
in the negative, and the disco-ton was
exceedingly interesting, both debaters
showing they had given the subject
thorough study. Tbenntmeetingwlll
be held February”. Thembjectwlll
be. "Mud, That the Electoral Col-
lege should he Abolished.” William.
Werner, affirmative, and Robert 0.
Mitchell, negative.
~8irloin steak, lllc.;portsrbouse. the;
pork nhopaudkilaa‘ltc. Theflntlt as—
sortmefiofltfihflsbln town. People’s
marksfi’flhwflk and Booth lforwalk
(wanna)
Private-John J. Smith and Clarence
f. lentil, of company 0. Stanford,
whorsfussd tools” murders of lien-
mut Gllbsrth. Flwb. who wmluom
mummmrmflmm
‘thehomeufpouacflmeaaudllrs. E. F.
Knapp. The prime were won by
Thom Benedict, Jr., wad James K.
Crofut. ‘,
—Resseneble st lane's depot
restaurant. straight.
'r. o. Noyes. of? Nissan; a; “3.,‘e'mem!
' hereto-Warm Fur-W. an.
M M~W.msb§w
We" "‘1 Whore-1E Look‘oompany;
yesterday.
~l-‘resb flsthrvsh tlehll Immense
arrival to-day. Finest goods in town.
sndyouwilldndthaprioss right. M.
ple's Market, Nurwalk and South Nor-
vslk ("Profile Beret).
The annual meeting of the stockhold
era of the Norwalk Lock company was
held at the office of the company in this
citpyeuerdsy afternoon. The board of
directors w’as reelected as follows: E.
Beard, E. Bill, J. H. Ferris, T. G. Noyes.
A.I~‘.Beerd, R 1]. Bowen and A. N.
Wildman. of Daubnry.
—Fresh pork and sausage, 121} cents a
pound, at anes' Market.
P. C. Shaw. who has been at flawley-
villo with the New York. New Haven
and Hartford, and the Shepaug, [itch-
lieid and Northern railroads. has return.
ed to South Norwalk and yesterday corn-
menced work for the Standard Oil works
ea bookkeeper, succeeding C. B. Roberts.
of Taylor avenue, resigned.
~You can buy fresh pork and sausage
for 12.3 cents a pound, at Hayes’ bfarket.
Artist George W'ashbuvn, whose right
hand was mangled in a p’aiuer several
weeks ago at J. R. Raymond's mill on
Water slmt. has resumed his usual v.1.
cation minus a portion of one of his fin
gem, which wu taken off by the sharp
knives of the machine. The scenic work
in Germania Hell. upon which he was
engaged at the time of the accident, has
jusf been colhpleted. lt mists of a
drop curtain hearing a realistic scene on
the river Rhi . garden scene, and a
proscenium [:th all very artistically
done. . 1
—You 7 ’1] find the but variety and
quality fish with lowest prices in town
at Hayes' market. Opposite lager Beer
S‘aloou.
Fire alarm box 17, at the corner of
West avenue and Cedar street, was run:
yesterday noon. This box has heretofore
caused some trouble, but now works
satisfactorily. All the npptmtns having
been overhauled. the system is now in
good order. A circuit breaker has been
placed in Superintendent Banners office
at the electric light works, by means of
which any district In the city can be
mug on the tower bell, A gong has also
been placed in the station. The electric
light works will be known as station 32,
and that number will he rung whenever
a fire occurs in that vicinity.
The performance given by Downing's
New Orleans Creoles. at Music “all, last
night, will goon the list of "best enter
taiuments"0n account of the min, the
attendance was not W. but everything
on the programme delighted the audi—
ence. The costumes worn by the per-
mers were new, pretty, and particularly
striking. Hits were made by Billy Jack-
son, Burrell llawkim. Bethel and Jones
and Gertie Jackson. levard‘s sword
juggling was among the pleasing features
of the performance, while l’ierson. the
female impersonator, took so well that
he received four moons. The cake
walk. which concluded the programme.
was true to life. The company went
from here to Danbury.
“DIWALI NEWS.
A Irony W of Items In. the
nova-eh Ian at Iowa.
Dwyers' band will hold ltaflrst sock-
ble tonight, at the Athena-um.
w. a. r. Lockwood hum ducting.
ham, staged to-day for Hm, ll. 1’.
in. and in; Henry ll. Jamison,of
New Haven. are [treats ofrelatlrwiou
the Green.
water main on the Winme road. near
the residence of B. 8. Keith.
subject for dircu-iou will he "Ruther-
ford B. Hayes."
eluted W fovsauoa for stock taking.
sew. ,
trimeutal to W’- chances.
flaunmmltutlnluldsby
”mumml'umhyflflt.
ohildmkurvlnkltl.
norm early
surname-tummy. pre-
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A break occurred this morning in the
'l'hsCatbollo landing circle will meet
tonight at St. Mary's persons". The
~rném stove, Norwalk, will he
Youmayerpectmsurvatbarusim on
Willimeatlu, which It. already ra—
esived “0.0M for a normal school, is
aowsveklagflmefartwklsk lads-
nam health. me thirty-five. a up:
driakle‘
smitbwasisssss. Awidoweadtwo
,_ Would-mtg Vaughn-trays he
inhvssabselt‘hsaotdowmhowsvw, and
human-mama
wanna-tam
ark-nu
Yorkmmvidtlug Captain and Ira. Rf;
Il.llose.of0ampstrsst.
P. 0. Bennett and wife are in Ham
ford, where they were oallodby the
death of In. Bennett’s aunt.
L.
lfrs. James Eula. Oanlfl'P'h , .
uni tron-tit" ,etlted‘inn‘ bytbs “
illness ofher mother, In. B. B. Yale.
Camp M‘wlio yesterday marred
msofp'ca‘lysk.’ “ ”"53 r 'F 1:
Company F has received twenty-sin
pairsof trousers, which have been dis.
tributed among the numbers. They
are the llrstinstallment of a rsquidtlou
for new uniforms.
1.3
Ira. Haldie Knapp, the aged mother
of George Knapp, who fell and broke his
leg Tuesday afternoon. fell on the ice
yesterday, while trying to get to the well
forapailofwatsrandspninedhorrlxbt
wriat. __~__
Robert J. Brundage and sisters. Ira
J. Oysterbanks and Mrs C. P. Keeler.
received a telegram yesterday callinx
them to the bedside of their father. J. l'
Brundage, at Mount Kisco, who is dan-
gerome ill. _
~Spnce forbids mentioning the bar-
geiue in half hose or dilatingou the won
derful values in white shirts. both un-
lauudried and ready to put on. It's the
annual sale time for these at the Emma
store, liorwalk. ‘
Comptroller Staub. who has many
friends in Norwalk. celebrated his fifty-
second birthday in Hartfordyysstenlsy.
He attended to his official duties as trausl
but bad time to interchange compliments
with friends.
No games were played last night in the
Nornalk club's billiard tournament. As
it seems to be a foregone conclusion that
B. C. Yeatoo. the crack player of the
club. will win the prize cue, interest in
the tourney has somewhat subsided.
The Brotherhood of St. Andrew, of St
Paul's church, will hold its regular
monthly business meeting tonight, be-
ginning at So'clock. All members are
requested to be present as important
businaaistobetrausacted. ;
Weather Observer Cox has just icuetl
his monthly weather report. The report
shows that the average temperature for
last month, 20. 2. is the lowest mean
‘ y , ' ever ’ d at
the station since it was established in
l8?!
degrees lower than Januurirs 18?}, 1801
1890 respectively.
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The entertainment and supper held by
the Indus of Buckingham Relief Corp!
in tlivf‘v A. R hall last night, netn‘d
tween 8 and 9 o‘clock. When the follow
was rendered: Solo, Miss Anna Staab.
recitation. Miro llattie
duett. Mm C. 0. )liller and Bliss Peck.
accompanied by bliss Smith: recitation.
Master Walter Decker; solo, Mrs. Dun-
Dunning, accompanied by Mrs. Keeler.
The railro all commissioners yesterday
announced their finding on the petition
where the llottutoaic road '- intersect
the improvement.
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and “tell dlvsppsarsd.
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It is 7 degrees, 10‘} degrees. and I5
aluvntfifl Supper was veryed from 5
until ll) o’clock, with an iutermimiun be».
ing interesting programme of exercises
nccomlrtmed by Miss May Adams:
Malkin'.
mug, accompanied by lira. Keeler; reci-
tation, Mrs. William l’ryer; solo. Ills.
of the selectmeu for the elimination of
two cromiup at grade near Hawleyville
ed by the New England. They order
that both crossings he done away with
"by the constructim of a new highwuy to
be carried under the tracks midway hes
tween the two present etc-lop. The
railroad companies are to pay the coat of
abutment. and bridges. and the town for
highway coratruction and attendant land
damages. Upon the completion of the
work the railroad company shall repay-
tothetown such sum as shall eqitably
represent one fourth the total outlay for
1"
Mwasastde issue to last Thurs?
day‘s me which has been kept a secret
in a hope of finding out the perpetrators.
known totbo publicandprnbablyaofnn
there-flan will bemade towerdtbeirar-
mt. While Inward Klag,Wllllam Ic-
Umvyaodllsrryfficbohwsrswalklng
beck from the (love eftsrtbebigraee,
and when st the turnofthotoadmr
thewoodsnhridgetbveslsrgeburlym
jumped from one side ofthsmsdand
grabbed the three fellows before they
knewwhatwusxola'ol. Thslrpaehts
were gone through. butlhsptodnetnf
the search would ant buy stootbplck
ssdthsmsnlsttbsmgoscaln. The
hlebwsymsn wastraesd to Norwelk
Ir.AlbertFavorlts.ofArkaamsCtty,
Ken, wishes to give our readers the
beesdtofhlsupevlsaeswlthoolds. He
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no wallfla of Ion-II all VIcI-lty
Preparing for as native lea-an.
The largest athletic organintion in the
world '3th laughs «American Wheel-
men. with a membership of over 84.000.
The organizing o! the Alpha Wheel
club's miostrels is progressing satisfac-
torily. , luaboutawsektbememberaof
: the troupe will begin practicing.
A number of Stamford wheelmen are
will: 0!. WWW: the liorwalk
and Bfidflport bicyclists to the World's
Fair next. summer. No doubt a large
party will participate in the long ride.
The success of a cycle club depends
largely upon the men at the head of it.
The Alpha Wheel club has selected a
good man, Milton Elwood, for its presi—
dent. A prosperous year awaits this
popular club.
Racing for cash prim will get a fair
trial this summer, as the promoters of
the Professional Racing Association say
they are prepared to carry out their
scheme through the entire season regard-
less of expense.
The track of the future, according to
the latest advices from England, will he
composed of compressed granulated
cork. embedded in cement-like material.
Theeork keeps the surface broken and
prevents suction and slipping.
The ~principal points Emphasized by
the dealers who handle elliptical rpmt‘ket
machines are that it. makes hill climbing
much easier, and that a larger gear can
be used with less exertion than with the
mad sprocket.
lama-d‘tlasatpaltlanaulalau
flaw-all.
lire. lsryflJlldIrhu returned from
avlvltwlthfricntlrather old home in
“delight“! in vm served.
M W’ '.~ we . ,
' mummy- fmsmewlu the Nova
walk lock Works, who was badly injur-
ed sometime ego by falling from the
back stoopof his house on Henry street,
h rapidly improving and expects to be
out won.
Ambler‘k Prrry, the East Norwalk hat
manufacturers, have closed their factory.
andwill probably make an smigument
for the benefitof their creditors. The
season has been adnll one, owing to the
introduction of soft hate on the market.
BABIES.
Constable Alonso Weed hquite sick.
Ilrs. limes S. Mather is seriously ill of
pneumonia.
A large number of friends surprised
Andrew Waterbury. last night, and a
delighful time was had by all present.
"The Coleen Bawn" will be presented
in the town ball by Stamford talent to
night, for life we; of St. John's
church, Nor-lion.
Lulu, the six-year old daughter of Mr.
and llrs John Sterens, died yesterday
afternoon of scorlet fever. The child
won buried this afternoon’ at 1 o'clock.
Bliss Mamie Herrigan, omsnist of St
John's R C. church. Nomtou, will be
married Monday, February l3. to Mr.
Hamil, of Covington, Ky. The one
runny will be performed in St, John‘s
chore-Landed. They will reside in
Coringum.
The World's Fair mmmissiouers have
given the League of American “'heel
men permission to use their die on the
medals for the international champion-
ships to be held at Chicago neat August
The Chicago L A. W. representative is
now making arrangements to secure a
track.
The [rogue of American Wheelmen
has at last manuf rctured rules that will
allow a man to race for a remuneration
and yet be culled an amateur. The cash
priu system is bound to come. So either
let the L. A. W. be a professional or
unrateur organisation. No half way
affair.
Rumor has it that Zimmetm in is going
south about March l. that he is going to
Europe shortly. that he is sick. that he
is now well, that he will race for cash
when the money is up. and that he will
only ride for record; this year, etc. For
goodness sake, give the fellow a chance
to any what he is going to do himself.
It is mid that Thomas Walsh. of the
Alpha Wheel club, will attempt to break
the room] next room between Norwalk
and Danbury. which is now held by Hill,
of Danbuty. He will also try to best the
time between Norwalk and Bridgeport.
made by Benedict, of the Alpha, Int
July. which is fiftyvnnc minutes.
NORMOIN.
Miss Nellie Lsonnrd, Mrs. Andrews
and A. ll. Whitney will take leading
parts in the Nomton musicale, which
takes place on February 13.
William Smith foreman of F. B. WiL
son’s stock farm and dairy at the head
of (iorham‘s pond, is soon to wed one of
South Norwalk's genial hotel mistremes.
tfter which he expects to go into port
nersbip with Mr. Wilson. The farm, if
skill and money can make it so. will be
without peer In this section of the
-~ountry.
William and James “'illtnott, while
eelin; nth: day hm week on timid Wives
river. wrre suddenly, without warning,
dropped through the ice. Their lnutl
cries brought to their assistance John
Riley, who reissued them without further
injury than a good drenching. Their
eel spent was afterward found attached
m the chain of the sloop Emma L Tracy,
owned by Captain James Bartram.
The must prominent mm in local nc-
ing circlefl are John ll. Perry. William
Gunther, of the Not-walk Wheel club;
Ralph ll. (Emory, Thomas Walsh, 1‘. J
Sterling, K R. Benedict and Harry Bier:
rill, of the Alpha Wheel club. With
proper tmirxingtt is thought that they
will be- nblo to surprise.- some of their
friends next rennin.
There was tie in the put two weeks
foeilthtnw th.. local cycler. -zlf he did
not own a pair of skates or have a good
sleigh really for the show, he had to
make the butt of the tumor sit!» of sports
by reading bicycle journals, tnlhng
about the Philadelphia show or wonder-
inz what sort of a wheel he would ulltlo
on out season. The vatiom clubs of
the city have been. however, making
bright the “will“ hours with enjoyable
entertainments and the usual dances of
the wlum.
WESTI'GRT AND SAN“ l'l’l'h.
The annual banana of the Westport
Build of Trade will be given tonight at
the village hotel.
John )lcCauu has placed a pool table
in his rooms on Franklin avenue. new
the railroad depot.
a Di Giovanni yesterday lost his black
and tan dog. answering to the name of
Prince. He wore a collar inscribed “D.
(3.. No. of license Til." '
Mrs. Frederick l’latt, eldest (laughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mills, died and»
denly Tuesday. at her home on Crms
street. aged thirtyseveu years. A little
child survives her.
On Tuesday, at Hartford, Representa-
tive lees introduced a hill incorporating
the Weapon library and reading room
usucistiou giving them power tohold
property to the amount of $3,000.
hat night Parker Nellridims private
coachman. with four other In”, went
skatingou the Seuptuok river. Thcice
broke under therallroad hridgeaud all
"t down. Afar-bird grunts they
_, Mini-‘7 ’ , " f ',
leke Btumdisr,ahuy who works in
the Suptuck button factory. was fool-
in; with a shaft yesterday. when he was
knocked insert-ibis. He was badly in-
juredlutbersglonof thehssd.andwes
tent to his home by nprssa
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Aspeclalcorrsspoudsutof lbs Danbuvy
news, writing from New York. rays:
"Thehutndolnall tlwassrbycitteels
very inactive at prevent, not only to stiff,
batsoft noodl. navel-ants claiming that
withthemthehlptse her first ibpvvstigs.
A TRIP 1'0 Till WORLD’S 7113.
For the let-owl Tanker heroin-u the
“lat.“ Nlflhr til \‘nlea.
Below will he found the coupon to be
tuned for voting in Tin: 8e mum's World‘s
Fair contest for the most popular public
sch-M teacher in Norwalk. This trip. it
should be understood. will include vall-
rosd farmln both directitm. board and
lodging while in (micago. with admis-
sion to the orpmltion grounds and build-
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”to will bsiatroduerd within ashort
medmmhofltnulsmll
they us out Hove-sklagasslscttsa.
haddittoatotblsltmustbsrsm
dtbstbutias-wttbtbsrsteher kept
mhslaastlvssttkhprlodoftks year,
linemen!
. Weinber- when we offpr ber-
”Mmflltreab, new goods.
Our reputation will insure that.
LEADING onocntt.
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(latch on to the life lines we are
throwing out. Our goods are sold
on closefigures,so you need not‘
pinch your appetite to saw
pocketbook.
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CHARLES E. SEYMOUR.
33 WASHINGTON 8T.
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‘ souls with admiration;
Come and follow where we lead you.
Feeling neither doubt or fear.
Success will surely crown your efforts
E. J. WA'DHAMS. Proprietor,
If you do but TAG and PERSEVERE.
lilE hint warns, uterus. nucleon...“ lllE wontn.
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Telephone call, 523. w“ '- _ “humane-1.3.7
How They '0“ 0|".
Coukling’s rise in the world had been
by the force of his own unoonquerable
will, aided by the admiration with
which his talents had inspired all claeses‘
of men. His career, in the balls of con-
gress had not beenapleesaut one. He
had antagonized nearly every man of
any ability who‘had appeared upon the
floor of either house, and in nearly every
encounter had come forth victorious.
Once he met his match, when, in 1866,
be measured swords with Mr. Blaine.
He had attacked the gentleman from
Maine with all the venom of his sarcas-
tic tongue. and the latter came back as
follows:
"As to the gentleman's cruel sarcasm,
I hope he will not betoo severe. The
contempt of that large-minded man is so
wilting: hishaughty disdain, his grandi-
loquent swell. maj.-stic, super-eminent.
ov-r powering. turkey gnbbler strut has
been so crushing to myself and all the
members of this house that I knew it
was an act of the greatest temertty for
me to venture upon a contraversy with
him. But. sir, I kn-uw who is "optimi-
hie for all this; I know that within the
last five weeks, as members of the house
will recollect. an extra strut has chemo
terized the gentleman's bearing. It is
not his fault. It is the fault of another.
The gifted and satirical water, The dom
Tiltou. of the New York Independent.
spem some weeks recently in this city.
[its letter, published in that paper, em-
braced. with many serious statements,
that the mantle of the late Winter Davis
had fallen upon the member from New
York. The gentleman took it seriously.
mpneity. The resemblance is null.
Bengal tiger, a whining pup y to a roar
ing lion. Shade of the mighty Doris!
jtm satire."
KEN! t‘llt‘lllllefi.
Sicily is "the country of grapes."
Adulterstions of flour are not many.
\‘l'nsh out common oil stains in cold
water.
Jay Gould. when starting in life, win I
canvasser. .
California's wool shipments for lml "I
mention pounds.
The straw hat season in London opened
and it has given his strut an additional
t is striking. Hyperion to a Satyr,
l'hentttes to Hercules. mud to marble.
dunghill to diamond. a single out t-a
f-vrgit'e the almost profanation of that
Fmtn that day Conkling and Blaine
If a New York millionaire gives a diu-
ner at 5th ayenue and 26th street, costing
$00.00, which gives 19 pen is d pepsin,
and these peocple spend “,th doo-
tors’ bills en finally have to pay 5.00
each for Cacti»; Blood Cure to cure them,
what would be the saving per capita it
the dinner should not be given, there
being 83‘ persons at the feast!
Inquire at Plaisted's drug store where
you_ may have the problem solved and
not Information about lotus Blmd Cure
“rand; & Golden?”
llealEstaleandlnsurance.
WAS!!! 50708 swam.
Persons lookin foralot. or house and lot
with the view 0 purchasl .ars invited tr;
call and examine our list. “e have them for
rule in every part of the city at reasonable
prices and on eafiv terms. an: ff
‘1’ A N 1‘! II.
JAMES of uLKt‘XETniiSnTed‘fian.
r sun f r agent. 0n fir only 1’5 ceutl-L
rt. F Jul-mutt- \o..3Sontn llth str- et. ill b-
mond. \ a. ii!) In:
PER l magi; :;’;;:‘;.;£.“m..n
. and. girl-o to “1nd bmltl. App 5‘ at oncgtlsd
Arthur C. \\ bee-let, 13 Butler street, Nurwalk.
jfliiw
T0 I‘li'l‘.
OTTAGE of six rooms. corner Grove strut
C and Woodward avenue. 818: cottage 5
“outward avenue. rent Sll; five rumns on
firm floor. corner South Main street and Illn-
furd Place: rent filo April Lht'luse ”rooms,
2 hanfun’t Place: rent $2.3. Apply to E. A.
ntff
-l'0txlwflrd.
'l‘Wflfl ts, one of seven rooms and one of
mm- muman the Hvtdden building. cor-
her of 'alland lliver streets. Norwalk. An.
ply on t e premises. d]? If
HE Ihichester plate. at Marshal n .
T tiara and about one acre of ”:4;
abundante of fruit trees. etc. Rent. 11
month. Inquire at theofllce of the Old “Pr?“
C (gar ('o.. st ll ashington street. dlo
‘ott receptions. "'?L.&l.§.;.li.x;“ 52;};
I" ball-, 0. I)”: M. hall. '31:: street.
horwalk. Electric lights and all modern eon-
n-nienctel, At mean-bio rates.
J. ft. Jennings. 4 Knight street. “23:21“
Full PM I‘ll.
\ FRESH 55:581.}. 3.3.}... In flit; so;
A It
I fundamentals;
fil’llltt itot‘st, sotnntJt.’ ‘
GEO. A. HILL’S
People'slheatre Comp’ny
lty particular request the company will re»
. . main one week .m, u - ‘ .
thuyearonrkpnl 2n ' new programme grimy KW." m. an Mm“)
A number of women in dilferent cities .
arsreslestateagenta. Alice Kemp.
The queen of Greece spends most of her
time over needlework.
Uranus has four satellites, Saturn has
eight and Neptune one.
Man wnnts the earth, but it is the home-
keeper who gets the dust.
Disease is not bounded by the surface of
the body; it was beyond it.
“Cranks” fire those who think them-
selves anything but emukn
Godolphln, the statesman. spent much of
hi; spare time in the cockpit.
lfan artery is cut, compress above the
wound, is a vein is cut compress below.
A llrooklyn inventor proposes to tap the
earth's interior for heat and thussave fuel.
ll you have any children and wish tollvs
fun not the only thing todois to become
a janitor.
To make the eyebrows grow better, rub
common salt into them every night before
going to bed.
A pin: with a horn growing from the cen-
terof lta foreheul la tel-l tribes Norm
ton (N. C.) curiosity.
Three hoopltals in I’hllulelpbla areman-
aged exclunively by women for the a»
merit of women’s diseasu.
mist-i conceived his idea of the plum»
from thulcss lnsprrtkrnuf thclnv
onto! the tapeofa vascnrder.
lc lutllmtnreal humus
nslrou filings in a flat. clean.
[last bottle filled with Mir“ [lye-
MI.
all.
A simple
It! til-"Ins
Amen my smile his plinth manyof
the lmlou plsrmof rrvort which are far
helm than those in New York from which
a pipe smoker lr lmnerd.
h; and the lathsof the wall.
mod;butflnallybsgotholdofons the
usuafwtlaebraelltoftkepublle than
healledmiataberlela’sl’eln Balm.
mlsby0.C.Btlllsun.dmuht.
Pitchers (Bacteria.
Manama—autumn.
“lubricants—stem
lu tearing down a him: the other day in
Williamspovt. l’n. built twenty-five years
ago. a perfectly formal and mummified
kitten was discovered between the plantar»
JosephV. Dovy.ostrssw. Ill, was
troubled with rlieumatlsm and tried a
number of diluent melodies. but says
none of them named to do him any
speedilyosrsdhtm.flswssmuchpless-
sdwithihudfsltaursthatothsvallmb
Isvlyatllotsd would lltsto know what
tin "tardy was that saved him. no
Fov
our Aron cry for
“fibum‘suvsum
The [iv-”pl"! favorite. in a mu thoracic-r
every night.
Geo. A. Hill.
Tm rlmrartvr mnmllan. will be on hand an
usual, with an rilllfr company of lavurltee.
10. 20 sad 30 cells.
Admission.
tin-ml Mntltwo on Satttrvlto‘. til) lw
Per
6 a... llehemure Bonds
ln llt'flnmlftttlltms u! all», ”it, 5:», Mn,
atom and 3.1m: of the
lllllllESEX BlllKlllG Cfllll’llll,
.‘llllillt‘lltwn. Conn.
l’ald up f'apltai moon
surplus - ~ HIM”)
lit-ital llunlnwnt fur Trust Funds in f‘nri.
tit-t flt'lll.
H. D. SMITH. Agent.
“am i. Innate flail-ling,
lavwaik.
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JAIEB mountainous};
ldjoumed Auction Sale!
I'm sell at
Public Auction
liynv-t-r of "author! of l’mhateunihe in h
Inf hinder. unless WIV‘lNlll)‘ dl- ml 0 at
prlvnle salmon the 0th tilt of In» ivuary. till.
'3 ilo’r‘ltl'k, sftsmvm. at l « tar-ton but ill ,
3m, a and I tin t INF", all the ltiiervnt of i «-
estatv! til ‘I‘ I10 All l‘ilt7l‘llbl‘l in the
lead and Building: on lloyt at,
latelyoecu l by minim-stimulus as a
“vim-m. . m, m...
In fl I
th'lt .fi ' ‘
Maselnlevotvsacrma “Ethic-tan.
lw
llaal Estate at Auction:
UllSUAN'f' to an order of the (kart sf
l’mbets for the luatrlctof Rove-links
antiserum willed» literals-t labile t .
tothrb hinder on Wednesd- . iltb
day of W. Mat three .utsr.
W m b'i‘ilipmi'n‘ 3"?"
t' "I .
District. ml.“ tkrttmeof he’ll-nth
“11” South ”wall on
of no st but
by kerat I net-fl
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