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SANTA CLAUS
2 IS UNLOADING AT *
STURTEVANT’S _BARGAIN HOUSES,
NORTH MAIN AND“ ANNSTREETSp SOUTH NORWALK.
StOck Must be Reduced to Make Room 'for
Holiday ‘GOOds.
$1 Lin-t
Another Telegram. This time it is the importers, (ioodmun, Strauss & (.‘o., who
were glad to accept our SPOT CASH offer on fifty-five of their fine garments.
on sale now in our spacious Cloak Department, and when you see them you will say that they are
No Olil styles, but garments that were imported this season. and are correct in every
respect. When we buy a bargain, will sell a bargain; hence we invite you to call at once and see
Nothing in the State of Connecticut to compare with
Don't take our word for it, but call and judge for yourself.
beauties. ‘
what an upset we have. given old prices.
these goods at the price.
$17336
CLOAKS.
Great CleetnuCeSa .
Immense Reductions in Every Department.
The Jacki-ts :i n-
ne......o....-...... ....
' We: DAYo
Great Dash Sale of Furniture
AT .
DAVID STOW’S
We have come down with the times to hard
prices. , .
A beautiful Parlor Suit of five pieces, covered in Crushed
Plush, for $25.00. Former price 840.00.
Handsome Winton Rug Couches, ivith fringe, for $12.00.
Former price 016.00.
Solid Oak Extension Tables, 84.50. Former price 85. 50.
Solid Oak High Back Dining Chairs, $1.00 each. Former
price 81.25.
Call and look over our stock before you purchase elsewhere.
It is the largest in town.
pan CASH
David Slow, 28 South Main Street.
Go to Theodore Olsen’s
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—SEiJl lN l) SA LE 0F—
Ladies’. Missses' Men’s anil Boy's Shoes.
51:; pr. Ladies' Turn and Hand Welt Shoes, worth $4.5m
$2.00.
11m pr. l.:i«lii-s"l‘ip slim-s, llpera and (Y. 3 , worth szljui,
Slim.
":73 pr. ilisses' Kid, Spring Heel Shoes. worth
sixes.
ll:t pr. (:ll‘llll'ri Kid, Spring Heel Shoes. sizes 5 to H, worth
$1.25, at 25c.
too pr. Men's (3qu Lace Shoes. worth their, at 31,25,
:ll pr. Boy's llund Sewr-d Shoes, sizes II to Ill, worth $2.59, at
“.35.
at
at
.9
y».
.60, at
Theodore Olsen
8i Washington Street. South IIoiiiaIi.
Dress Goods
The word “Regular," as used here. means
the present regular marlu-t prion.
AlbWool Novelty Dress (ioods
that
were $1.00 to $l rill a yard, lil‘l' uII redun-
ed_for,this sale to 75 cents ii yard.
‘ Priestly Silk Wrap l'llr‘lll‘it'tlfk“, rwgulur
01.25 goods, at us cents a yard.
Fortyrlnch All—Wool
stripes, mixtures and
l "('54
Hcotch
(iimiltl'
plaids.
regular price 75 cents. Hal" price 59 cents
I! yard.
Kitchen Department.
Less 25 Per Cent.
You won't lose the special bar ain
touch, no matter where you stop n ong
ilie counters in our Kitchen Department.
The following little list is suggestive:
~l quart Colander- .............. We
2 quart Angel Cake Pan. . .......... tile
,3 quart Angel (lulu! Pan ........... J50
Ilini-li Pie Plateau“... . . ..... 7c
15 quart Nappies ................. . . . tic
6 quart Pudding Diiib .............
ti quart Mixing Bowls .
ll quart Mixing Bowls. . .
3 pint (lravy Strainers . . ..
...150
....
. . . ..sir filteel'l‘il s
An elegant llnf' of (litiiigr-xiblv hill“ at . (lied; Celery filial??? ............ $$
59 cents a yard. ,ltranber‘p‘y Hence Dishes . . . . .. . . . 9c
_ l 4 li ,. my...“ ”pitipiece inerlet................ ...-"rile
Thirty "’0 m‘ ' ”III ry I mr illcnnino Dover Egg floater ......... . lilo
some patterns. at till i'nnts ll yard.
Best Quality Skirt (taiiibric, all colors.
Di cents a yard.
Carpet Department.
I
l
I
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. n. Cnrpelr, } All at n Discount
. Oil Cloths, l of
. ' an”. '
’ flattlngs, t
Portlerc Curtalm. l 25 Per cent”;
Dace Curtains, l
Furs.
Real Mink Forrit lloim, only
Black Lynx For i'nrm, 2‘3 inrhcvs
long. at
Block Coney lrnr Edging, opicial.
per yard,
Handsome Fur licuds for (floats.
filth,
tadies' Waisis
India' wnhtl. changeable grinds.
snorted patterns,
All-wool Flannel Wuists, black or
navy. lined,
All-wool FinnnchuirI-i. ml, black
(if navy, lined
Ali‘wool Tricot Flnniirl Wolstii,
extra line qniillty, blank. ml,
navy.
Very tine Navy Blue serge Waist.
lined.
Wye . .p . ..
during thin mile.
can» ‘
ans
its.
lxili
Hill
'2 till
Lilli
. All the above waists are new winter
. , mammal. with a comfortable,
fashionable xlm.
ens? Com rind see.
price.
lion’t yon
'l'lii Pepper and salt Iioxu, two for.. lie
Wooden Mixin Spoons 5c
Iron llandlc D‘lixing B as, your
choice. four styles In six “231.... etc
Spice Box, with "all, six boxes in
Me
...-“inn...
norm... .. .........
Decorated Syrup Cops with Nickel
To a ..... ....... .................. “25¢
llamaornoflu rilhakers....... . ..15c
urge Turk ’intterii . ........... ..il-‘ic
Nlnchlleat item... ...... .....15c
(Yrystnllv‘ingerflowlc. 7c
' Dinner Sets. .
(:rackcd dishes are unughtly on the
table. There is absolutely no excuse for
tiling them when you can buy I Dlumr
Hot at the prices we on offering.
to. 25 per cent.
liqmmieil lilmm Heir, no place:
or
English Porcelain Dinner Sets, “2
pieces, for
Americcn Porcelain Diana Sets,
are
100 . ..for
English Porcelain fists, stock pat
tern. m ,for
we
”.49
l“.
Cutlery.
[M3 25 per enni.
Added relish to the Thanksgiving tur-
lllnybe you
A trade i-Iiniicr- enables
no to offer you fine t'srvers and Forks at
key if it be well carved.
need new tools?
sharp prices.
Carving Set, ebony handles, i-xtrn
heavcy bolster,
Carver and Fork, with double bol-
ster. good steel,
The l'hristy kniws, three in out,
per set.
l-‘lne steel Knives and l-‘oriiri, ivory
handle, six knives in set and every
knife warranted,
Kitchen Knives and Forks. I'fli‘il
only.
Roasting Pans.
li'ixli ('nvermi [toasting l'nnn,
each,
llxlil i'overed
each.
12x17 l'overed Roasting Paris,
each,
lfixlvi l-lhect lron Dripping l'onii,
each,
12:17 i-ibect lron Dripping Pam,
each,
A tipecinl Discount of 25 per cent. will
by pilowcd on every article purchased In
our Kitchen Department this week.
KID GLOVIO-
[Mid Kid Gloves, large purl
bottom, browns and tons. only,
spool-Int iii‘ic
ladia’ Kid Gloves, large pearl
buttons, shades of green and
onlncnoo, 00c pair years minimum on on for llieil' winter's
W and Gent's Fleece lined Kid ‘ "TEI .T'EET' . ply rim now hr- Milled. We will sell as lbs.
(limes, all sites. only Tile pair Notwithstanding report. to the worms. mm... ... am, ,m quantity.m- 11,. pm,”
“en’s Woolen "loves and little.
B
Boyd napkin "tori-s, floor-slim.
It Ill):
Flown Blue em Potion,
pier-order
pi.»
lloyii‘ ”catch (horn and Hum.
at 23c.
Roasting Purim,“
pair
2th: pair
pair
pair
llllATllIIlll
~AND—
CELERY
. bf)
33 - .5
>5
*L‘m Q = ? Kl|.l.t~ \lJt PAIN AND l.\'\'lil(llt.\’i‘h§"
Lilli a“; a ‘3 =' 'l'Ilii. svsrtii.
.75 a «g V-
2 E I 5:, he More Aches,
2.2:. ... = G L 5 lie More Restless Days.
.... g ‘5 a o M Ito Riots Sleepless Nights.
.. 3 .. e. a ...: excursion: not. in:
E III a d E gully duties beam. 0 delight nn'l hitc-
= 0" ”mm—...... ..-..m...,.......
,1»; a q- E a- E a GE- Than-tiirriinteounwuo
..mosggv a Yankee
'5
1.30 g .Z
.. x =— :: lIlIlll - SDDTHER
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'1. g 3 I mg “mkflzdor‘igqnloil;hzo:h:bouiit.nndlrnoi iiilly
U) i— : = BIT! Dilllll STORE.
0 . I; 3 fl WMHINGTUN at...“ NO. SORWA' H.
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..., c G. A. Ore cry or 00..
IE '3 Nouwglimr. "r
it. 0.. ’
4796lba
Fine Dairy
BUTTER
frm'n Delhi. llelowrirc County, New York. now
in more. Those who have been In the habit In
FAWCETT’S
headquarters for lillinery
our stove is open from s a. in. until 7 p. in. and
we on oflrring special hamlm. in but! and
feather». flirt- no a roll. and not it lowly
liiirnirl lltt from “.98 up.
Mrs. W. Fawcett.
am. can be certain of getting nice butter.
The t'olifornin flirolmvd
THE
or.
BOSTON STORE,
and on it... noon.
nil—l l
Honey,
“licking 14m.“ it only crisis the costume
About limb. We sellbynimnm Try It.
ro nonunion.
Changes mom I»! mini-unmet the more
dam-opp is handed in. Erin-p mountable
4M will in M in minis pa ,
n um um mitt.
wlmtrim no to all their order for Hollis. or
Dibbletliomstook
, DEM
IIG # cur IN N CK
AT " 25 CENTS.
"it” its regular 50c, 150 anti ISLDD goods. which we will close out in below the actual cost to minuscule them.
> Coms’tock'Brothers, Clothieri
«NORWALK AND SOUTH NORWALK.
”em ;. .-
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ANOTHER CITY MEETING.
TO Ill") llElfilNSl lil‘llfl'lll.
A Petition Signed by Twenty Voters Pre-
sented in the [loud of Conncllmenlmt
Nighb-A Committee Appointed to Carry
the Resolution» Into Effect.
The matter of a paid fire department
will again be brought before the citize no
of South Norwalk next Monday night.
A petition signed by twenty rotors,
asking that at city moi-ting be milled to
reconsider the subject, was road at the
regular meeting of the Board of Council:
men, last night, and the iiiwnlicrs unsui-
mously egrord to call a opecinl meeting
for December lltli, at ti o'clock, in Music
Hall. The matter of floating the city
heads will also be brought up again, as
the parties having them for side have
discovered that the resolution authorized
the issui- of $100,000, to cover the indebt-
edness I" the cit'. The. city's debt is
about $ 0,000, and it is probable tho reso-
lution ill be changed to rend that
amount.
The} incipul subject lilfidlldfit‘il a: the
meeting of thel'ouncil, however, was
the bill o L llach for $2.l.’ll,ti6, the bal-
ance he chi med was due him on his Ann
street sewn mnir 'l. t‘ity Engineer
Ferris S. Jliii'eiioiisie sent ii coniiiiiinicn-
tion to the li mrd, stating that tllt‘ work
had Iron :: isf.:n-tiirily mtiipletrd, and
that the chairuiziii of the communion on
sen-era. ('Ollfli’lllllilt] Judo til. recommend
ed lili‘pilyll‘lt'lll ol' the morn-y due Mr.
loch One of the “Villa in the bill was
$7 :36 for tin-.I» rs loft in the sewer The
litriirl thought the City :.|‘.u\i|cl not lie
rrq-iiii AI in Irli'v’ for this. t‘oui .“ln‘ in Me
liltiiti-i; claiming that the motor
should liith’ l‘r'lt‘n‘ii .l the lllltl when
the sari; wow- iplrti'il.;n tlicspc'd’llici
lions did It 'i. 1 'lxi' bovine: (Iii-iii lilt‘li.
Brigitte“ f—liliiiliouw llllll i‘ ‘lill‘lll‘l-ll‘
liar-ii claimed that it \mtihl Int.» injured
tlw and: = l tlm :swmr to l"‘Ill m- illz‘ lilll
Iii-rs, 'ill~l. .i!~ i. that the :xEliii‘lll‘ili nil-iii
of the riiilr. lll bid sinful that it w..:ill
lit' lietli 1‘ lo li'lli’t‘ llll' (lull-eta alongside
the sewer. i‘illlllr'lilllitll .‘li‘ilzilioiim'iiil
lllili. if the («intro for NH‘.‘ lit tr. illi the
llf'Cl"i or narrow that lli“flf\'ll of the
semi' ivou'd l1" i-riilutig- real lll l'i‘ll‘l'n'lllrg
the ti lll‘t'f‘, It was his tie. ii lit-as: that the
HL-“I'l “oiild outlirotlh- Me of all the
tiinbi ls put. flim- (‘Ull'lli'lilll'tll Judson,
lint-n i. r, mm that lie li'l‘i lizr‘ l'lvllll’lli'liil’
to have the llllilii'l‘rl lti,li.lni\llli; they
wool-l benefit the Sewer, llll'l lit' recum-
inendul the payment Oi" the lull. This
brought up the puiiit that Mr. Bach
might how trouble regarding it fence
“‘lllt‘ll had been iliiiiiugwd by the piles of
earth. lilr. linsh suited that he Ii:i-l g me
there. ready l't put the fence up. but the
owner of the property llilil refused to
allow him to l‘t‘ltilll' llll' damage. A
motion was “if" llll'lllt‘,flllll llniinllliiilloly
curried. that Mr. Ilacli be required to alv-
poi-it a bond l‘f $300 with ill" \‘lly ll‘t‘iH
urer to I‘Ot‘l'f' all claims of dsiiizig-Is it"-
i‘uriut; from work on llll‘ sewer.
The petilinii of ('iiiii'h-r- W. Smith for
permis-ion to erect a Wooden addition,
232;!“ fl'i t, to lllflrltlrt'lltlllfir‘ in the n or «if
Mllrl-‘llllll street. was reporml fav.»rnbly
by the i-oiiiinittce on fire department.
and the llozird granted the peiiii iii.
A coiiiiiiunii'ution from limrgv W.
('ill'l‘iill cullt'il the ililtllllllll iii the iiiiill’ll
in the invasion. by Streetl'inimmssioncr
Fox. of his property at the i‘orncrid
Fiiirlield avinni- and t‘uliir strwvtmnd
the carting tinny ifiiiiiiiorviis loads of
earth which had liii-ii [tilii'i‘ll there til
great expensi- by Mr. (‘iii'rolL tlwconi-
missioiier‘s only excuse for Ni doing
being that lli‘ thought .‘lr l‘arroll might
want to build a wall there someday,
rind be was making excavations for the
foundation. As freelioldrrs are now at
work on the street, and hold u meeting
lo-night. the ifviiiniiinii-nticn was laid on
the table.
(‘oum‘ilmim Yolk, t't)llllflllll‘r‘ iitiliuhls,
reported favorably on the grunting of
petitions for tin electric light at the west
end of Monroe street, near llll‘ railroad
crossing. find one on llrxiugtnn iiwiiiw.
The following rrsiilutiuii WIN puuod
unanimously :
It. mIi-rd.'l‘lmt )liiyor-i-Imt M. .\l. Lei-.l'ouii-
‘lllllttll-r'll‘l‘l .lnlin ;\. Slater, It. ll. illlllll‘ll. and
Matthew Corbett DP and tin-y are hereby up.
[illllllf'll u coniiiilttno with full powvr to lake
rill neveuuur) New in i‘urt'y Into vil’m‘t illi‘
work. purchases and illlllrln'ullll‘liln tirlluri‘Il
and authorized In the resolution pnwd by this
lllturd i'i‘lollvii to ll puld Ili'i- department, with:
1m, lioiwi'i-r. to the approval of wild resolu-
tlon byllin 1'in iiit-i-tltiir to be i'Mlll‘il for that
pur lose. .
The clerk was instructed to draw an
order on the {narrower for $151! in furor
of the chief of police, and one for 337.5 for
tIii-strci-t commissioners. llillii to the
aiiiiiiintiif$l.h()'.i.li‘3 Wore ordered paid
i’ltttiug-llliiyor Fox )l'l‘i-llill'il iind till the
members of the llosn Wt'l'll premetit. with
the exception of Councilman Knapp.
The Board adjourned to Wednesday.
December Id, at 7:30 o'clock.
N I'lAlthhi I‘ll l'I EN Ii.
The Court of Iliirgunrn Ifolil tlwlr Lint
ltvgiilurMmithly all-sling.
liurgi-is Fiilllw winiiilwtit from tho
monthly hunting of Mir l‘unrt of liur
gems lion. nighi.
ll. W. hlilllli‘ll naked for Illiill‘l' protrr»
tlou til the Honing schools. Illiuuiil,
also. that the need of an electric light at
tho Uvur ltlvei' school was so urgent
that he llllll ordered it light lillt‘l‘tl ill?!"
on his own rcspnusihlllty. l n asked the
court tomlopt thellglit lillil llplltilll‘lilfl
nctiunzlf not, he would be responsible
for It himself.
Tax Collector Herbert W. Kem
handed In allot of taxes to Iwnhate .
amounting to M58. After considerable
discussion as to the chimes of the abate—
ments. all were abated with the excep-
tion of George ll. Wntcrhury‘n tax of
96.20, whlch he asked to have abated
on the ground of poverty. liar-gm
Uhinei‘y said Mr. Waterbury received it
good pension and willie amount of the
tax was above his "eruption its «hold
Ioldlcr, he thought it should not be ol-
lovml. A motion tonbatu the tax was
lost. A lion was lilPll against the Susan
amount of the borough tax on the estate.
F. H. llrdloiit was given permission to
erect n frame dwelling on Genternvcnue.
Action on lilolmilea c lion's bill for the
final payment of the Main street improve.
merits was deferred until the highway
committee amt the borough «latrines-r
could go over the mud and two who: re.
pairs are needed.
Witter Commissioner uiiuiiilgp linked
the court to transfer mm the im.
00in treasury to the treasurer of the
writer fund, to pay a portion of the water
I‘
no»: but W. mad he follow board’s interest account which In more .
mm alarm horn: iii opium fl. TM] probably «guild not mid the
or the film In! WWW mm mm but would lit: to, meet my son
«species. The amount the were can»
Tlll'l li‘lllll Iil-ll'All'l‘MlIS'l‘ MATTER ,
missioners had on hand was 61,000. It
was voted that the finance committee
, , FIRE lIIIDEliTIIEHEiRTII
investigate and report at the next meet ..."... ‘ ‘
lug. ' ,
8.3mm Chlncry, of the are comm“, “R. JOHN IOLEAN'S ,llollSlt BX-
tee, reported that the steamer had been TENSlVIlLY DAKAGBIL
inspected and was in good condition,
barring a few repairs to be made. W """"
Burgess Squires, of the sewer commit. M 51"“ 3" ”nu" ” ”PM” 0"”
gels. esporteitl title urged (ii a catchmhrin netly and the flames. not Coneldnnbll
rose ii ree. one on was en.
He also reported that a catch basin was and", mm" H" "mm .1 u" D.-
nceded on Stuart avenue, near the cor' ”"m‘" ““ "‘° “a"
John McLean, of
nor of Stevens street. He estimated the La“. summer Dr.
North avenue, bade fire place built in
Eris} at *8. Upon Ludwig: oihBurgewo;
Jiinery it wssvot. t i to ca
basin I”. built. by “nu-“g BMW Mrs. McLean's hedroom,bnt it had not
Squires said. further, that repairs were been used until the past fowdnys. When
needed on Cannon street, in front of they or down thehesrib themasonsput
Mrs. Jonathan Camp‘s residence, where in only one layer of brickson board floor-
the road is being straightened. The com- ing and covered them with cement.
mitten were authorized to make the rc- Mrs. MCWW musick. and yester-
pairs. ‘ day a good tire was kept homing in the
.1 Burgess lecMnllen. committee on fireplace. About 10:30 o'clockiutnight
lights, re rtcd favorably for an extra Mrs. Helen smelled smoke andalire
light on Iymonth avenue. The report was discovered in the ceilin near the
was accepted and the committee contln- chimney, back of the fire p cc. An
ued. attempt was made to extinguish the
it was voted to order residents of flame- by pouring water through the
Cross street to curbimd gutter their side- floor, but after working for nearly on
walks, . hour Mr. McClcnn found thstthe fire
The movrng of the electric light [mles was eating its way under the ceiling-ad
on Cross street back to the edge of the decided tosend in an alarm.
street was left to the chairman of the He went out lopull Box 56.nornerof
committee on lights, with power. Main street and North avenue. He
tiliristoplierlllyloil asked why an elec- called Howard Godfrey, of Chestnut
tnc light had not. been placed on Stuart street, who was passing. and Mr. God~
avenue, where the court voted to place frey procured a key from George Grum-
one some time ago. No action was taken. man and tried to turn in an alarm. The
Warden Sloan requested tliatthe chair- box refused to respond at first, and than
men of the several committees have all range series of alarms which sounded
the bills contracted by them presented at like H, 2 , 2 ii. and 2 4 This confused
[honest lllet‘llllg,fiilhrl to close up the the tire companiea. who turned out
liltsllltss of the year. promptly and started for box 21 on Bob
The court then ailjournul until Slon- den avenue. They finally came to the
day wetting, Decouilwr l8 conlclnoion that the wiresh were crossed.
; , . . , ‘ '. ant the returned to t eir res tivc
“ll 5“ EMIIAHHKERS houses. yLater the puller: notified thicke-
uemng 0, m. 5mm“, man that the McLean house was on fire.
Ifnlmi Held Last Night. 33:! Mail: :uug‘i’l'ffilllintg '(l'grgfiegggh
_,_A.”' .,_ n,\, l -
‘ llii Iirlltl‘lnh} flint-In.” ft the Sorwulh panics had “it; turned 0m. notified the
(llflrlilln l’.flllt‘l\(il' l mull “(is held last police, and requested tiltflll to fend jna
night l‘l the South Norivnlir Conga-gs. general alarm from llox 15 This box
tinnul l‘lllll‘l‘ll. :it which limvthe eleventh would not “V".k however. .
The companies by this time were on
, and, and it Was found that the homes
if ii. tiitll ili'.li'i't‘i was .Llsunhr‘i‘n‘ed had gamed cugmdprabloheadway, They
vl‘lll‘l‘i‘ was :i lziitl- .itteiidani-e. the roll flfil “it’d l" {‘Xiiflkllifih the tire With
t'llll shining llli'bti'ixlir‘i ofihe union to pails of water. This failing. a small
Ii-iw ill“ fullimin; l‘rprPh‘cnlallUf] of stream was turnedon. but the fire was
riirrnb.” pint-oi: Somali: Congregu- not conquered until the floor of the
[itillill, roomy four; S-illlll Nurivnllr [lip room was torn up. when it was found
tier, nineteen: llidgelielrl Methodist, ten: that the lloor beams were ablaze. A hole
lirilltll RIVH', sewn; Wmip :rt Congrega- Was cut in the ceiling or the arlor and
lionzil. four: Wilton i‘illi'h'l‘tfk’flillllltil.1W0? in ill“ partition Ul’ Eli-“'5- “9 parlor
South Nilfwllll; l'utlurpgatinnal, forty floor and a rear room were flooded, and
four. TI... {‘rlgy-{iglil Congregational the ceilings and walls were so damaged
and the Georgetown ,‘lr‘lllmllr’ot Sfit'll’tles by Water that they will have where
woro not represented plastered, The floor beams will also
The ”touting opennl withupmisvsu- have to be replaced An investi ation
vice. the singing, underihedircction of showed that lit' fire started no or he
I), I41. Dist-row. being' led by the St. hearth. It, laid tobetoru up before he
l‘ecilln's, ll Clioirof young misses of the life was finally extinguished. The 1055
church. it WIL-l very much enjoyed. will amount to about $700,covered by
Rev. ’l‘. K. Noble. D. It. read the scrip- insurance.
turo homo, ll. Timothy, ii.,anilotfored Superintendent Johnll Host. of the
priiyir. and the address of Wi'lCOle‘ was fire alarm system, says the. trouble in
by the pusl‘ir. Retail. ll. liearil. Hi. I). sending in an alarm was with Box 56.
The reports (if lllt‘ smietary and treas- which is of an‘ unreliable pattern.
iii'er wereretid and accepted, the trees: ’ "'
urer reportingr a surplus of ill 77) in the A WOMAN'S EXCHANGE.
irvmiury. t'lmrios ll llelmcr. Jr . safe 1.. i... mm .. ."n cilia-mm In South
a report of the year‘s work and El. i'lif Nora-1k lint“ Much I. 1894-
ford l’orileogureon address on“Practical ,\ Woman's Exchange in to hestnrted
Missionary Work," followed by an ad- in South Norwalk. It will beopened in
llri‘fisliy Rev. it. i). Siwrwood,on"'l‘tie a modest way, on Saturday next.
ideali'hristinn Endefl'v'nrl‘r." Similar exchanges have been success-
'l'lie coriiwcrntion meeting was coudnct- fully established in the longer cities, and
ed by .lllltit-i Lynett. president of the our neighboring cities of Bridgeport and
lirond llirrr moiety. and was followed Stamford each have po ulur stores of
by a reception in tho: church porliirs, this kind. A Woman's xchangeie de-
\Vllr‘lt‘ rein shments were served signed to serve two classes of women in
ALI. QI'IET LV IMNBI'IH’. the community. llrsi,those who have
7 w timcw make fancy articles, sew. bahn'
iroiii .‘ililro an: in Determined no When the ”“1 make l
preserves, but who would
Loam“, m” um”ed_ gladly'convest itheir Itilandiwgrg) Iinto
"All isquli’t along the lines," is the hnrfenprléeadilceo:or’kt mew“: t‘h‘e’m and";
only mention that can he made of the supply their mm“ with “mom“ home;
localIziloriro_ihlcto-:‘.ny.said the Dan math! cakes, pies and bread, havin
bury New of yesterday. As far as can {“9303 ‘0 P9 0' INC" ““359: not ban '
be judged on tho lurface there are no 'llglils 29:3“:2 5?: grail: glggwékolfi
signs of retreat uii either side. The to he‘tried “as an ex rimcnt until
manufacturers tlnli the leaders of or- March m “m and "I: inn isthis'
gnnizodlahor are confident of victory. ‘iiiinbered' licktiia will hep issued at
lioth sides are perfecting plans in our twent dive cents each constitutin the
chambers and the public are not taken holderynto member-hi in the Bxchfin 8'
into the contideiiceofone or the other. then- will be nolim “Into the burn '2
In speaking of the secret sessions to a M tickets' on woman who hit .9 one Is
lender in union llllilti‘ffl. this forcnoon, entitled ‘0'”, an mm articlgo M she
'li' said that to let the world know their wisheo throu h the “h.“ a Any-
‘ii'mi‘i "‘4'” “‘7 “ “m" harm to “'9" thingto beiiod must he brotiglittotho
i-ztiileuiol poor diplomacy. Perhaps the examining committee with the tick“ of
sumo thing run he said of the rnanufnc- the member who sends It The cxnrnlnv
tarrr». for they are as dumb as an oyster era onl know the member b number
when approached for further informn- bot b home thud Insurln xifmlfllr:
tioii of their future‘plnno. This much rim 5, 'ud'ment Accrfiola standlrd
they-May without rm-rvntion, that they of excellencso will he malntaluod b
have fltiill‘rill’t' to start up their factories havin nil mm“ W mvcd b or m. _
film month nri they have no orders, Ind ("10ch mm beforcppllicetl ’0” In“?
””7 "in ”mi” ‘” Eh“ Mi" 0' their The members of the examining commit:
"whim”?”mm“ . tee will be prominent ladies who have
The lit'lla‘llt)!‘ of tlwmvnmonc of the rived u n church committee. or m
feature-s of the lockout. lirnnkenneu “ [)0 ’
- . .. , , , some other wn aloud the re uliritc ex-
hus dislpptnred as illattiiully nail the rlencc and {all ment for s‘itch work.
potent nprit of lather Matthew was It Ex hon wil‘ldeductnten rcent
the ruling figure at their council boards. I: ”Mug; “Dfllclt‘flwlfiu'lw a“;
There h“ been ”0 “Mk," "' "“3 police sgnn'llriue: rings Further inforlniiltloii
court fora Wi‘f'if. The men iirc under and “:3",me ‘tickcto run be had h
the control of tllttil’lflfllli‘l’iimif’ompietel)’ I l tthr b”, l lb r’ y
:is ifmillw stem martinut warmer that». nan ”K. ’ u i“ ‘ fl," ,,
Home of the men are. pofirqit is true, I'l'ut 5T0!” OF A HAT.
iiotunitirniurnr nigho run-intent no , . ,.
o-scuped frornn lip. (in this point the "m It ""’"3.'i.i'::v.'l§l'.'ii.." “m"..m
lender-i are all anxious. naturally. as Hire-by shots meantnyonng married
the," art‘ of any riiovwnvnt cm the part of Indy wide] known In Normlk—«wu out
rlw limriirfnctirrers There have been nnthnrm nfnonogtorynddltlonbnckof
foul meeting places for the men to to» her opnrtirmm. hongln up clothes.
port to at slated times. Every man in when a gust of wind whit ed her hot, n
the. nude report» as promptly as if he iron, knockiuhout affair such as men
Wereu private in the army. lntbic rot "man of her head. Another gust of
spent tlintrlmrnerir are not a whit be; wind cent the headgear over thood
bind the men. Their meetings of shop of the roof intotho street below. it
crews and armorial meetings prove that. Italian rag-plckcr who happened alon
The Quarterly
lllllll\'<‘r~i£lf:r‘ of [ill' Young People's uncle h
The picket duty around the shops in the
some today as when started last Friday.
The continued lockout to beginning to
just at that limo picked up the baton
stnflcd it into the doc recesses of his
big. A merchant in root of whose
V. St. John estate for .lllfilfl, the .
like.
make itself felt in the cit . 'I'hu mcr- plane of barium the but fell thoufihtlt
chants are the greatest on even. lt In in. one of his comfortable old
said that they will coins together soon condo with which he was loath to
and bring their influence on both put. hen the son of Italy was re-
porties for a settlement. it in curious quind to return the tint “flyflldmlo
to relatethlithe palm keepers are the smile which over his face ache
kecnest stiller-om. The “element he! picked up the u gave place madcap
been made that some of them will not re ,m and byntronm of unin-
tuke out their license this your, olihrmgh tolligihle We merchant hung the
they ham applied for it. but up In D until one day he come
-~~>~-~~~~~~-e~- o the conclusion that it but on it
Another Sign for 9 III"! Will-r. ' V m. m, m"
comm-n nil. on Monday on. your. h.r.;'m1“&£.:23,mm i.
We have the authority of on old poetic
philosopher for including this fact dolrymnn took the hot homo, wore It a
few ilirm, than relegated It to the wood»
among the signs of n bard winter. The
ummmi. «midi-sir w the lamina shod. Afmnwhlleltcnught the ”Si
Times, “was unearthed in that from the of m. "gum daughter. A
llarleiun motioned . No. 9373 folio! bright “hm .me ,
toils," In the Brit mmm. hrs-In them-mole at foodie" and I little
militia": ingenuity malformed t liti-
it variation its, on ”motor
he.
iripruontarrttrmm ...... m- ‘
us our mind will logo", , .oiio omit Into town
tqti wi sch than mom. 3 a" a” this [all not! at once
“t‘t't... "m“ , . the airmail will .m
..i ~ Jo. ill: on out the
' ' - “O“ :m‘ “at:- new”
Inflow
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