Wanisllnown
Through“ the columns of
THE EVENING BENTINEL.
, llanlwswtn.
”It! lain Otmt. V
ad can exercise their oharltableaesa with-
.. out feeling that they have been imposed
', upon. as every case that comes to the
attention of the society will be thorough-
. ly investigated before relief is afforded.
KNAPP—LOCK ll 00”.
AVory Pretty Wedding Which "an Al-
, loaded by Norwalk People.
A very pretty wedding took place on
Wednesday, at the residence of Mrs.
Isaac Knapp, Garfield avenue, Danbury,
the contracting parties being Iflss Lena
Lockwood, daughter of Ira Jane Sher-
man, and George I. Knapp, son of Smith
R. Knapp. The ceremony was perform-
ad by the Rev. A. F. Pierce, of the First
Congregational church. The Danbury
News says: The bride was dressed in
cream white brocaded satin with dis-
monds. Otherdresses were very attrac-
tive, notably Mrs. Mary G. Rider, of
Norwalk, in black silk, velvet, jet and
diamonds; Mrs. William Lyon, in
black silk and white lace; Mrs. Olms-
tead, of Norwalk, in black satin and dis-
monds; Miss Lockwood, omeilton, in
brown silk; Miss Ramsey, of nodding,
in white lace over blue silk, Mrs. Galap-
bell, in pearl colored silk;Mrs. E. H.
Taylor, in black lace, jets and diamonds;
Mrs, S. H. Knapp, in white satin with
diamonds: Miss Lockwood, sister of
’the bride, in steel colored silk; Miss Eula
Knapp, in cream white and diamonds.
w H l Bans—“Want." "To
figflww advertisements. notat-
lvlllaaaoue time. manna times.
‘ m Reading action. too. a
elimination.
We. in Washington street.
‘ hernia; telephone call, one. Branch
V‘ 2”.qu atreet. Norwalll; telephone
'4.
”unanimous should ill all cases be
m to .
I’ll nmnro 8‘1"]le
80m Rom/lair. Cont.
.4 HARD TIME CHRISTMAS.
Hannah Weekly prints . some hard-
ilharthoughts upon Christmas,whicb are
V lupulaou with those held by poeple
, have given the subject any amount
I thought. that it meme appropriate
that we should reproduce them here:
inhabitants be indispensable to e
l m "appreciation of Christmas that
’ sustabaiaaoe at the bank shouldi‘be on
therlght side, but practically when the
_ . The] maids of honor were two
Web not where lt should be it young daughters 0, Mr. Knapp,
Wom’aaelfoontrolalittle to meet dressed. one in yellow crepe and
“Wan with glee. The balance is
putty generally unsatisfactory this year,
”Minus la coming just the same,
III all must face the music always,
avsa’whea it isChriatmas cumin. This
”Will! he hailed joyously by
of III, and welcomed complacently
'H by others, but a great multitude
1turn toward them faces in which
must be less of exulintioa than of
~~ . endurance.
behooves as many of us as find our-
‘ - in the latter class to take our holi-
- I easily as we can, doing heartily
nasti- indispensable, and lightening all
pecuniary burdens the regulation
which is within our control It is a
. ”It (or making a little money go
{out ways. And because the very
ulna much poorer this year than is
, and because so many people are
dwork, and lack food and clothes
Vocal, and all the commonest Christ-
miaa, such as turkeys, it is a
your to abate to its narrowest limit
”volitional custom of swapping ex
glib, and a good year to put one
off with pments oismall cost be.-
~ with much love, and to spend lhe
ofour surplus on things that bring
volume. This year, at least, one’s
. will toward men is better express-
h buying coals than diamonds, and
9'; one can’t give both, and has
“one which to buy, let him
“at” and let the diamonds hold
‘ a give expensive presents
do it more to gratify our-
our beneficiaries, and the
give them to don't care so
what they get. as they do to
r gifts with something equal-
]! we didn’t swap so much. and
we would get on much
have a good deal more
the other ill cream white lace. Each
carried a basket of cllrysoiltllemums.
The best man was a cousin of the groom,
Lewis Hall, of New Canaan. The house
was "artistically decorated with choice
flowers. The presents were unusually
coolly and numbrous. A sumptuous
collation was served after the ceremony,
Professor Pratt, ll cousin of the bride,
from Newtown, was present and ren-
dered tine selections on the piano.
The ushers were Lewis Hall. of New
Canaan and Henry Northrop.
Mr. and Mrs. Knapp will be :lbmnt
about two weeks on atom, and upon
their return will reside at 105 Garfield
avenue
Martin—~Brown.
Mrs Minnie Brown and Patrick
Martin were married Wednesday even-
ing by Rev. Olin Ilalloclr. They are
residing on Marshall street. The bride
is one of the popular waitresses employ-
ed at Lane‘s depot restaurant.
IMRIEN.
Gateman Sergeant, who fell a week
ago and quite badly injured himself,
does not improve rapidly, and it will be
a much longer time than at first suppoe»
ed before he is able to resume his duties
at the creasing.
There was a large audience at the
Methodist church. last night, to hear
Rev. E. V. Brewer,“ New Canaan,
lecture on the "World’s Fair." About
150 line viewa of the handsome elposl
tion buildings were shown. and those
who attended were well pleased with
the entertainment.
Fred Chsdderton. the barber in the old
Tooker building, who was served with a
diapossess notice last Saturday by
the agent of the Consolidated Railroad
Company, the present owners of the
building, refuses to vacate. He claims
to have a verbal learn from the former
owner. The case will be heard before
Justice Schelduechdt, to-morlow morn-
ing at 9 o‘clock, in the town hall.
There is apparently some misunder-
standing regarding Saturday afternoon's
town meeting, a report of which appear
edinthese columns. Theselectmen were
Instructed to call out the county com-
missioners and have them adjust matters
satisfactorily to all concerned. The as.
lectrnon. however, claim they have no
legal authority to callout the commission-
ers, and state that it will be necessary
for residents in the vicinity to draw up a
petition to get them to take action in the
l'n'ttter.
Preparations are being made in the
churches for the usual Christmas festivi-
ties. At thei'longregational church, on
‘he Holiday preceding Christmas, the ex-
ercises promise to be very interesting.
Rev. B J. Austin willpreacll ll sermon in
the morning appropiate to the season,
and in the evening a carol service will he
held. consisting of chants and other
special music by the large choir and con-
gregation. On Monday there will boa
tree for the children and glfta wlllbc
distributed. At the Methodist church
the services promise b) be equally enjoy
able.
One of the shortest trials on record in
the Criminal Court of Common Pleas
took place Wednesday. It started at
Oo’olock in the afternoon and the jury
brought in a verdict at 4. lu the meal»
«w season to spend money
My.“ thavery small, the
which are entitled to the
_, time at Christmas time,
which the smallest expendi-
" farthest. Bless all unspoiled
who have no conception of
,‘valuesorcalnparativs worth. it
.. and easy and satisfying to
, “Minutes for them: Consumers
' andaledaand pocket kniveaaud
f I'll toys and picture books and
' boxes and candy in strip-
, flicks and oranges and
. walnuts" and - Christmas trees
llava‘tllslr Christmas just. about
.. aatllftherela any shortage in
. that supplies their simple grstl.
3 It should be made good by
thaoutlay for jewelled watch-
dallm, and articles generally
.mtkan five dollars apiece.
’hto solar, it should be the
”mumps. whose conception
’ laalrcady formed, and who
halblo toexttact spiritual bene-
' ’hlftdealal, even when it is
» lastyeaterdsy and form
for tho systematic relief of
M oldenth and East Nor-
“ of the association
‘ at of pauperiem
alnlsgiviag. and the
, “That there Is a field
is Bests nae-iii and on
W Mb shown
ad and crososxamlaed, and Judge
Wabh had delivered hla charge. The
loomed was William O'Neil, of Stamford
He was charged with stealing a load
olgrsse from the roadside la frost of
theproparty of Wilbur N. Waterbury,
in this town, last June. O'Neil claimed
thathe watdrlvlng home with his earl
androok up a little fresh-cut pass to
sit on. That was in full vlawof the
9.3m nfbtle’rnla. or fowllwflofiaeonnt {:2
time eight witnesses had been examin- Then
bhwhldtfie
,audlatltf monolith,“
la ttallaahasaotaa W
Matthew ham
W T ~ ~ "58; 9
OUR G‘IxEANTEE
onion and TIME
Dl A ill b N be
"M minimum" m
Genuine Article.
TIBOO. JOHNSON & ca.
219 butane at... Brooklyn,
GUSTAV WEE. ma man.
Agents for South lorwalk. rill
antler roa eon rations. '
Butler land” laanu a Circular calllng
for the lawman" of Life.
The hard times have developed a moat
commendable disposition among
churches and aocietles to aid the needy.
Butler Lodge of Oddfellowa has ”sued a
circular to its members. It is sent to
every member and should meet with a
response from every member of the lodge
in a position to respond in any degree to
the call. It reads as follows:
“Owing to the present depression in
business; we know that a considerable
number of our brothers are out of em-
ployment, and perhaps there are some in
destitute circumstances, and we feel that
there are some of us who are able to help
the others. and knowing that ‘The hand
0! an Oddfellow should always be open
to that of a brother,‘ we ask you (if you
feel able) to donate anything in the shape
of coal, wood, llour, groceries, meat, po
tutors, or indeed any necessary of life, or
any order for the same for the use of our
relief committee, who will see that the
same is placed in deserving hands. The
lodgeroom will be open to receive dona-
tions all Saturday, December 28d, or the
committee will be glad to call for the
same on hearing from you. We know
that by this act of brotherly love we shall
be able to cheer the hearts and homes of
some of our brothers, so we ask you to
keep this circular before you."
WESTI’UR’I.
Principal E, S, Pratt, of the High
School, is on the sick list.
Miss Elsie llicllerson, of Weston, has
been visiting Mrs. Edwin Beers.
Arthur Sheppard is building a hose
carriage for Vigilant Engine company,
No. 3
“Ills “inlll’l‘d Rulsnd,oi Amitynlle.
L l , is ll guest of her l)l'(llllt‘l', Dr. I".
1). Roland,
Preparations are being made in all the
churches in regard in decorating for
Christmas.
List of unclaimed letters at the West-
port lmtofilce: Miss Inlay 1.. Bradley,
Mr. Alexander Johnson, Mr. P. L. Vail.
Rev. Mr. tiackonme is delivering a
series of sermons on "Christ as it Man,
Prophet, Priest and King," during the
Sundays in Advent.
A steam barge of coal for Taylor,
Richards & Co , is froze in near Staples'
umber yard and is being unloaded and
carted to the yard by teams.
LeGrilnd Ii, Cannon has returned
home from ills trip south. llis brother
J. F. Cannon and bl. B. W. Wheeler will
remain there for some time yet.
The annual ball and public installn
tion of Temple Lodge will be held in
National Hall, next Wednesday evening.
Music by Wheeler dc Wilson's orchestra.
Th.- pupilsof the Staples lllgllflcllool
un- til holdu fair and supper in the
school hall this evening, from 4 to 8.
after which a line programme of cxer.
cises will be rendered.
The members of the Weatport lire de~
pertinent are to give a grand reception
and ball in National Hall, Wednesday
evening, January 17th, 1894. The com
mitten of arrangements are Chief Ea~
ginecr Jones and assistants A. F.
Downes and George W. Kirk;Johu ll.
Robinson, of Pioneer flock and Ladder
company, No. 1; Robert K. flault. of
Conipo Engine company, No. 2;Cbarles
l1. lluzzey, of Vigilaut Engine company.
No. ll,and Nathaniel Gault, of Sangu-
tuck Hose company, No. 4.
The annual meeting and election of
oflioers of Temple Lodge, No. Oh. F. and
A. M., was held last evening, with the
following result: W. ll, Joseph 6.
Hyatt: S. W., Edward Lehn, Jr.; J. W.,
Dr. E, I). Ruland: treasurer. Dr. George
J. Underwood; secretary, Dr. L. T. Day;
8. 0.. George W. Bennett; J. D..John
W. tloult; S. 8., William E Osborn: J.
8., Frank N. Taylor; marshal. John S.
Jones; tylcr, George I". Thorpe; trustees.
John-Si Jones, Philip G. Sanford and
William L. Cbley; auditing committee,
William B. Osborn and Herman Petrle.
The Washm gton correspondent of the
Hartford Courant writeustate Represen-
tatlvo Edward ll. Lens, of Westport. la
in Washington to seePrrsldent Cleveland
about the Westporl. poslonice Flannel
8. Wheeler, a nephew of Judge Wheeler
of tlwllupcrior Court, was in the field
early and secured many signatures to
his petition, which he sent to Represen-
tative lkh‘orcst, who lndoraed it and sent
it to the president. Home“ the Demo-
crats were dissatisfied and had a caucus
oslled.which elected William H. Condon
as the candidate of the party. Hr [lees
has a banannlely engrossed copy of the
resolutions passed to this sleet, armed
will: which he expects insecure the s
pointmeat of Wheeler. p-
h-mer‘l‘blap lad. Over.
The rattan chairs whose summer on a
plazas has given them a aunbnrusd,
soiled appearance may he successfully
made over for halls and bedrooms. file!
should he painted hlselr and varn .
gorgeous cushlmm of red brown or
burnt nl'ntlgn slmnld be fastened in, and
they are mmvcrted into things of winter
beauty.
When the hammocks out of door ca-
reer iii over. it should find an honored
place swung scrim the corner of a barb
room. it will be quite an inviting and
quite as restful as it was beneath the
trees or on the Mam.
Now the young woman who hasheaa
htell enough to make bay Wllllotho
sun loss is bringing home aplacaof
fishuatfor ills adornment of herdla.
itmeraueororwlailow
tut lilies Hall, tinnitus,
They are all of this year’s dealgns.
Monaural-inspection. Min
udlooktllslaovw.
”W... ........~......, , mom»,
Man. he.
No
old goods to work off.
Tomlinson’s Pharmacy
8 NORTH MAIN STREET.
The Raw Indians are said to be starving.
Charles Thorns, a veteran actor, died in
San Frallciaco.
Vicar General Mctjabe was found deadlu
his bed at Windham-km. R. I.
The strike on llw. Henderson division of
the Louisville and Nashville railroad was
declared oil.
Two of the three lllellwbo robbed an
Illinois l‘rlitral express car near Cairn,
l1? . Mn» been caught.
it (froaulnlre. who murdered his
i .it Knrner’s Valley on .\'0\'. ill, 19?,
u .. _ nutcull ill. rimrthport, Pit.
.iudg.’ Henry W. Bookstavrrof thacourt
or common pleas in New York city was
assaulted and robbed by fmtpads, ,it is
sai .
Charles Lackey wail hanged at. Brock-
ville, Ulit., for murdering his father. atop
mother and sister at New Bliss on Oct. 8,
189:.
Mrs. Aluy Boucicault, better known to
the public by her stage name, Amy Busby,
was granted ll decree of ulmolutu divorce
from her husband. Aubrey Boucloault.
John Wenlgilrlll. the farmer who implied
a circular calling for “litinn' armed and
mounted" men to meet him on the lake
front in Chicago. WM adjudged insane at
Geneva, Ills. ,
AN AWFUL SHOCK.
An Electrician's Herole but raid Attempt
to Save a Fellow Workman.
l’lTTsilljlltl, ‘lt‘l'. l5.—~Wllllc trying to
save the life of Julius Eberhurdl, ll felRSw
workuuarnnt llll' Allvglmlly tummy elec-
tric llglit plant. l)fl\'lll “'auganliln, the
chief engineer, received all electric shock
of 2,700 volt< and was almost instantly
hills-i1
Eberhardt was r'llgflgl‘tl 'lli. thr- nwiich—
hoard llllil Jtl't‘ltlt'ltlnll)‘ touched a live
wire of HIM volts, and in n moment he
was wrilhin.’ in terrible agony. The wire
llllil quilt-ll till-till his linmlu, illlll llt' Wllhllll‘
able Io tree himself.
his ii-«rm» dml lil"ll tu extricate Lilli. Hilde
Lllflll} lu- throw up his llllllllfi lrll to the
floor Fully 'EJ'IOI» tolls had pimp-l lllrnugh
llini, ..
' lly this little liluglm-er Weldmliii arrlvrd
and quickly pulled ”in lr-vrr of the engine,
Nlttllig oil the current. ’l‘liv‘ two men
were picked up, but “'nllgniuuil was dead.
l-Ibcrllllrllt um unconscious. ltllL soon ra-
\‘lVl‘ll. llis [mull-i wore terribly burned.
and lil' \vnn Hillel-wise Fi‘l‘lull'élj' injured.
llc will m-uri-r. \‘l'illlglimiln had only one
mark on him. It was it deep burn on the
palm of lil< right hand. There was no
nth-r ~igll of the ration of hill death on his
body
Ate-I lllsll (.‘umblnatlon.
BALTiliulut. Dec lfi.~'l‘he statement
Cllull’a {ruin rs mum-e high in the Metro of
the l’i~llll~_\'l\ililiu Stu-v1 company that the
company lm~ iigrl-nl with the three other
great htt'l‘l malullrwturillg corporations -
the lioilllrlii-m. the Carnegie and the Illi-
nois comp mi». in close the hlt‘t‘l rilll plant
of tln- .\l.lilii\llil Steel company audits
branch in ilié» wru- llul‘iug the whole of
the year iwl “:1 payment of nconsidem-
lion .i( am- my
shocks Come In 'l'l'lnl.
AlJlllIfx. llis., iii-r, IlwA slight earth-
qualu- wllnl'k uzi- (l-il llt'rt‘, followed by l
fllllt'll more wvt‘l‘l' *llld'k four milluleslater,
flllll again So minuivs later a still more so
verr ulmL ill: lli‘t'lil red. Buildings of every
ill-sl-iipliun lll'lllllll‘ll violently.
Morn \'l-.l:w,\. llul.. llec. l.‘l.»'l'hrre
dlstlml 'Ill'li'k- of earthquake. were felt-
llerc. lli‘!l.~"~ \\t‘lv given it good shaking,
particularly the county courthouse.
All Address From Hawaiians.
Sibt'f'lllz, “Huh. Dec. 15.—A. Fesk. a
Seattle i'nllii'uc'lur. arrived lllllllt‘ from Hou—
(lllllll, wiwrv he «cured in contract for (‘ull'
strllclilig u milrmul, He was made the
bearer of ill] .‘ltllll‘l’hfllfllllt? people of the
l'niied More» from the American league
of Honolulu, which protests uuaillnt tbs:
prupflswl rmiomthm olQueen Idliuokalaui.
To For-close a $9,000,000 long-'0.
islii.l.~:.\l-oi.i~, llt't'. i7..~-«'l'he (.‘ontlneu-
tal Trust company of New York and John
M. llllllt'l’ lllt'll a foreclosure suit for £9,-
«p.000 against the Toledo, Kansas (‘lty and
St. Louis llililrnnll company. The Illlt is
brought in twinilf of ihe llrst. mortgage
boliillli llll'r‘t oi the mud.
lh-enfnreevuunls For Halon I‘orhsa.
CM‘l. 'l’nWh. Doc, l5. —— Major limitl-
Allllilw reports that Major Forlx-s was also
attaclmlull the rilmngani river, hilt auc-
ceedi-d lll n-pulshlg the Matabeles. Keen»
i’oror-nwnt-i lnr Major I-'orllell lum- beendlw
patch-«l from ltuluwnyo.
lnnatlgastlng Ilmlon'a Weather Prophet.
Buhl'tth. Ill-c. lb. . Professor M. W. "ill"
ringinn, the rhli-l of the weather hurt-nu.
lain ”(Nil)" inter-ligating the charges of
[eminent-m4 brought against H. II. Clayton,
the local internal utlhrhll of the Bunion sm-
tlmi.
The l'llryila' Mother Arrested Also.
hllsleAl-nus, Dec. lll.»«.\lrs. Eleanor ll.
Floyd and her mum. Lou llllll Frank, have
all been Jointly indicted on a charge of
complicity with Philip itching in robbing
the Rank of Minneapolis at £25,000,
mail In a novel.
MAM llhs‘iiall, N. ll.. Dec. iii—Tbs body
of 'I'llomnstl'llrlrn was found where he
had died from narration and cold. l‘lt’
had lived in it mlm-rnhlo hovel near lallte
Manuals-sic.
Resolver For Illi- Akron Iron cos-puny.
l’lllLAlIlllJ'lllA, lien. ifs—Jeremiah A.
Long of Akron. 0.. hm. been appointed rs-
cslver for the Akron Iron company, with
h‘ranehcs in New York. Boston and this
c ty.
III-w open a lab For 7 Cents.
Pl'rrsVlLlJi. Pa, Dee. ill.~’l'hs Philadel-
phia and Reading railroad station was en-
terod ut Creseonll. The safe was blown
own, but only icenlli were secured.
Celebrated Murder ’l'rlal ling-a.
JOLII'II’l-i, Que, Dec. lit-The celebrated
ooper ilinriler trial opened him. The
prisoner is charged with polslmlmt his in
sane wife. ., ,.. .. ..... ’7
1h Bwlsa frantic-t linseed.
Bellslz, lire. lanai. l'rei,fornwrly owls»
minister in the United states. was eluted
president of the flwtas confederation.
Drip Patients lulu." fen thousand.
Balms. Dec. lb.--'l‘l-rl thousand ranna
are illwlth lnlltleliila In the prov use of
Mullen-en. .
autumn Quarantine lulled.
PlfllilllflttiJlrc. lrtw'l‘he smallpox nar-
autlns at llw lllilnmpatltlc honpltu has
basaltic-d.
h Ital», kart-lash Hurt. ll
molt Dee. thallium W“ wt ’
be when smitten» rm. cum
._ BLUE PenciLeo ITEMS. W"
“magnum” went to null].
Stoves.
fiancee.
AND
NOT MB HEITEHS.
g Gasoline Stoves.
GASOLINE,
BYTE! 03 OR BARREL.
Fanny and BoaiWorli
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Bale Agent for
G. 8 1. ll. BOLTON’S
HOT WATER HEATH
Planting, Steam and Isa-Fitting.
Till and that Iran Wart.
Hot llr Heating.
Plans and estimates tarnished rm nilher
hot water. steam or hot air boating.
it. L. * DOUGLAS
.3 SHOE adl'b'lr.
bay-anthem? “ascribes-abyss“,
lanthanum
Nysswsstalwflfls mdshthalatwt
wwlnttnfliwmy summon
Ilsa. ne‘ltsolsttamnim nails-alum!
stares well. you villitcsrunumhs livysurm.
:1 "by punhatlog :1. l. ”(elixir wall" Ilia “
contain all the slim mic or to on
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J. SCHAUB.
'” ”ribbons
Headquarters for Hillinery
3 It!!! SHEET.
Notwithstanding resorts to the contrary.
our store is open from ll a» us. until? 9. m. and
we are sharing special ham-lac in halls and
feathers. Give as it call, and use a bully
ism llll llla SLOO a].
Mrs. W. Fawcett. .
Will
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GAME,
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and cinemas,
Finest Assortment of FISH to
FISH,
uwmm.r'
Mules Framed to one.
FOB Cam
W and la styles at
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Patty .Bllvsr.0 and .
ligand-reformist wirewithaac tare
. f you have time to . dro
and we will send our agent wit
as samples.
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Telephone Gall. ecu.
lit ’l'lll".
Town Health Officer.
(.flfll’l..hl§‘flt 0V lelliAfitiitli. BIC.
it: u; l. Mlmmplaintuiwle in the To“ n
llsaltll (linur aball be in writtng.aurl must
in M the- “denature of the l‘llflllllalfllllll
ufll’l’l‘llfi“ CAI-91’.» UK I [INIAGIUI'H
"It “Al-"INA“! I) .A‘llfl.
than". liter} pliyalcluu chill report In
"Him: in the Town Ileailh tlnlmr el'ory cues
of (lunch, yellow trier. illoiithella, memo
lil'ttfttntln l Min. upliiiu ‘mrr, typhoid fever.
soarlm few-r. lllf'itbmr, iepruey. rillilll poxanr
nllu-r m- 'nglmlw or inlet lions dined»: whirll
the “fawn Health Ultirerllia',’ vleelgnate.lm:ur-
fill: in icia iffu’lii‘ts, wilhiu IOflyrtilKltl. hours
of like lint. auirmlarin upon pm ii rang,
M tlJfifiiANI "ll CDITAIHOCS ltlfiv
IIAQII‘! l3 Tux”! BELATHDH 1’0
‘K'IIUUL‘l UK 01"!“ PL IILIC
AQ‘OI'IIIISIAHIN.
Rl‘lnl'l. .‘v’o urign-rzr.tuinlenl. primipal or
tea! lurr e.‘ may 2/” had, amt no parent or guard:
lan of any iliim attending er .
sluil. pvt-mil is rhild visit with
mum 1! .3. world into-r, diphtheria,
rm.-mlxmnenuwrunp. llleasrm,wbo I log cough.
scan m on in or . biirt stillrivi am . ill-e. to at.
urnd 24 luml. Nor shall any l'irxlit residing in a
home it. whit in en! l; llimur rliall waist be per
m’lru-il t». sltrwt m‘lilml without n written per-
mi! from flier, "will. urn. rt‘.
‘ ACC‘IIATIOB.
:lyl. by The Turn. Health Will-Ar shall
ram ‘51 pus.” in 1.. Hate t'hll‘lflfllilll' other
when» who are but vasm mated. in on!» of the
«w ovary» vi en. ill ml. in ilw in'fl'll.
l' l’ 5 MIKAIJL
, 5.7;»!an piisiiaiile {nu-retain-
i '. U’st‘ Cristi luulf --f any human
.Uflfit" lily": flush four IliutlJll'.
mu 9... n round by a contagious
.s Lung” than than lllllT‘ hl‘
‘l ' it. Hill? b xrrlmn. all rent
!I llrsil i “flirt-r, Vi lllf’ll
.v mum. l.f ilfllr during
u. u
a permit {run il.” 1
pm mu him! 4... .
vs Mr ll bu
wim'. r!
a'lrrii .
.li...v!:‘.,o..i.i.
«all *P.» intern:
frh'lml BY 7...; ..
21‘s! 133' i'r
«any. litil;
I 'i ; -l.all is: al'
"3.15 1») iler- undertaker
. . , 2r; llw a‘v'l‘-“ where «urn
r guano. who shall
. H... tic-aid. (“liver
nil (arms! fur'nurial.
' lw l animi in a
. Atrll (lie lK‘tl-
on uf llt’“ rum:
"liO‘a’IfL'i mil ll pct-am lsit’tlll'f’l. fllmJ be thor-
“Vigil? amounted. and otherwise-tram] u!
fl.» Tr 'r 1. Hull”: ”(Iii “f may dirt! '.
fl!!il§l.fl‘l’lq§§ CIISCI'LRNING fil’l-ZCIAI.
Kl I‘tAKCMM l‘lllYY-TAL'IJS.
(,l'nhl'tlulk AS" IDItAIKi.
ll» i5 ‘— l. Kl.»1:.ay-lallilfutmgmli or regur-
vmr ml». mum is p'” . 'A'l-lll‘f . inset or .ink
lodrai’.el,vv p! 31 lm wu'cr tight. abali be
ntahimbni m pirrrnllfrti so near a well. «prim:
or mi." snurvanf water 11ml 7: r drinking ur
vnlln'tr {.3er in iv. the judgment"! the
Tue n I r'iti' W in l .lntauiuialr the same.
’ in in ‘v ll. prhy-nuih, mtg-pulls and
TP*?T'HilV' tixtnrll ill lime VL. elm}. lie (lecithin-d
my sort. than and iiiaczigrmnner anti.»
ilmieln than rial“. pron rill.- '
ii i \ ill. 5n ,‘J'i'HJl '9..le lump nrll maili-
.r. his pre- the“. at any iinm any privy.
ws'rr irmt, wound, > k. Ill’slil. elabieor
-,i.¢ pr) P‘IF'III- :r. r: «Mani; ml moir- min-
t if.
if... ‘
lit”. 34» womb 11min. pull-mull.
’ lr mile 31‘ rinply iiiil Hy hfvinlil.
in, . .li malt! li trim” on)
lufl ibri .l in! -.. l'vll‘
. .Iu'r «'fllrrv . {or
3 Julia min the mum.
(ZUKCKBSIKt- “sill.-
”Auk,
parent! n. {E {a (Hit: l heal . 11ml
v.5 {Lt inirluliiarr Ur'llill)‘ u.‘
a" «,7 grim u u' li'inll'l
I’Jll'rl L‘Tlfl‘t‘
U y or ilt‘:
up, tinny!“ animal or
i. may be prrilniiriul to
'. lllfllm’iiy ilr
«l or wrim."
l‘ ,_.....: 1“”,1.
vegetable
. rib! :.
I‘II'ILI‘I'IZC 1 llltAlkllII‘.‘ "It hkitkiI-Illv
JIJCHE' "lift-l ‘ J LKIZADI' IIIII'ZIJTIID.
it it. Kit. “in !l ’i‘n-sn lla-ultli ()mtrr
fiwiunat the pannumgul drainage ii! any
alarming“ mliiia'bui in this Town indefen-
tivr um ulsngvroii- in lwslllior life, the owner
or agent having the prime”) lll . barge shall
have Marni within a Il‘uNrilAMr llllll-pmper
trap-t under marry Milli. harm xiii-i other fix.
in". and shall haw null mil pipe carried
Illrozlrla "m rm! launch height aslhu 'I'nwn
llrwlrii ”in." Jail lllf‘fl'lJtlrl inn than two
feet nan/Inf undilrilnislmlelze alirnever prac-
ttca inland i! this ranlml be arr-unitlh-lied.
”1:11".in Ilralill "Mitt! wlil order alil‘h .Am.
elect «emulation and curb rrpsir of soil pipm
as shall in lei-sjllthffltrnl, [Ill‘t’elil the rmilullou
rrf the pramwebt'rewrr gen.
term: Xlll. Whenew—n in lllt‘ Jlulenelsl
of ti.» 1mm ilraltli “lib".aiir realises
«running own not start or higlma)‘ ll Wlllf'll
rm 1* . z. mater ebmml lw mum-mi with lut‘ll
w-Wr-rwmlfllc lien! If the privyiii-u-nililuurd.
aaislllaallhimiwmill lulllltllit' no tiirror out
having thw pin. rip in tll'al'fll‘. who I- all
within lllltl) toys can“! such privy to be
clmnrvlmtf. and 1m: limtiiermf tlllfl'unllnlll‘d
and mull “mil“ lion Mill the sewer to
mode, and shall [infiltlfl proper means for van.
ttmtln’ the bones llrrstlta All rnnuri'tlon
with t .e newer wall he made litlderlilrrcfloll
of the Town llmtlh 0mm. All drain pipes
timing llmwlghllw whit of any building shall
lbw 4.! limit or enticed. all fl tile. of such
tiiiekum an the 1‘th [In Ill Officer shall ill--
lflmlht. When any privy no.1 or custard la
discontinued the ”Intel“?! shall be entirel re.
moved. and the vault died with esrti or
other millablc material.
lint. XIV. So u shall burr llmlrsw
"WM slim. imam hm unt‘tlrmt nr highway
in mt» Town. the Amman (or an) purl
lWrrJrut any t’mflflrl or elnkzuur shall any
owner. mt maul. nr urinal orally building. to
start; an, sink or «mum ell-llappenaln. or
be llltw’wrl [mum tho mutants on any purl
lbnevrrrlo claw llwrrtrmnmr to rise within
one i «it u! flu: top. of mid vunirma to law-onto
ell-mire.
ht’u X". Sin Wm ellali throw iiiluor lie-
pmll In any vanlfall k privy or i'relplol. any
offal, moat. tin-h. calla-us or any at M rub-
wancvmcpt that or eiihrh aatlplsl‘elstho
a male Im so
can 3"]. catatonia of any lull ur any
‘ - ' . with ran 1. sink or
watchman-l. cla nor anylblng in any room.
«somatic». ra . but lrlir. premises or place
shall not heal anatomic». uu senor
4' ,eoasiiuhn daumm- or prcllulli-lal
ii».
"W" ' sell”.
I RIMFXV‘I'L MM. unnflawlnehor Iowill
' . a is our a man-
#3:: J'mhmism opinion of the‘l‘owa
gain: "Mata nuisance. will not be per-
‘s .
”A film.
MIJXVIIL Kn hers‘otlal "a... ,
any dead saline many putrtdurstln -
'm“”"”" tode ”n‘.“.‘i‘.'.‘;.'."
n a .
”answer or release!“ tamer into any
rim.“ standing or running water «rears:
immanent as! ruler tarot-lambs that
“Menominee Eileen:
”cavau'lf' emu] “ml- ‘3‘... “will?
I
’m" in In‘llwlmea bah-l a”. lust-:3":
le fiathfm or.
MWIHIIO II Itan’llfl‘l’ 0!
”Mil“ nous-la.
xx. than as mails-ant uroontu
If”... ulatalu a’ny hound owner.
Rt’
arm in clamor how .
t a «marina 'l‘lrwa
”.fii alarmed start
each bases Ill see man.
‘ limit tfilfiéfl" " ”
MOITY DRUG STONE.
We have also a full
. sham at lowest prl
l
i
l
l
1'H. Holcott,
; 34 Main Street, Norwslli, Ot.
auffi Om
MlNllllOlllllEllS' l’lllllES.
“.96 to from. a an!
gunning ire-run all warrant‘lldmt “’5“ M
wriafes, nickel la .' .
meat of “Plan stored bodlgs flatmvtwr
line of Barney er Perry ,
cea.
5+;
WNW? "‘ i” h
o 0 er a s ort notice.
re-upholatering done at short gig'We
indies, live stuns, from 81.75 to $3 50.
aatant attendance. who will
Trieycles. Express Wagons, etc.
F‘. BOYLSTON.
ROWAYTON. CT" opposite R. R. Station.
mill
l OLD AND RELIABLE
, DAILY DIRECT
W.A.Benedlct Freight Line
Sentinel Building,
South Harwell.
NEW YORK,
South Norwalk'
AND
N’ORWALK.
THE Plilil‘ElLEliS
CITY OF NORWALK
.‘(Il
..,._
(living to the lateness of the
season, l shall not carry Men's,
lelhs’ or 8055' Clothing until
Spring.
00.
" A FULL LINE. OF
MEN’S
> __‘:.~ .
. inked... . d
Will leave PM 2). [43. ll.. l‘luv‘knlall hll‘L‘lll.
New tnrk. m 5 p. Ill.
Leave Norwnlk. 5 p. lil.; Snail. Sorwulk. 5:210
p. m,
Freight ri-i-eiVl-il iru ._ .’ :I in. mil 1:. m.
L'lmll Olifilit‘miull in cumin llll' (‘ily of Nur-
wulk and angle will he «i-nt-i‘oi- spl‘f‘li‘l lots of
freightunywhr'rv lll New York tu‘ its vicinity.
{VAN permns nri- furl-viii li'uiiini: any of
lliecmp'lii'ILit‘llllrelhlltts‘t or this llllr on or
count of the on mrs ilwn of, arm tl'
FurnishingOoods,
_dhildren’s
9r
'3. 0 JENNINGS
Paps: Hangeidlairimiael. Painter
hilt Pl Oiiis
t
momma
HATS
Ready for Inspection
[OXATONIK
—.:iN1)—
CELERY
riiHJ-l ALI. PAIN ANN l‘\\:h'.lt\"\'iii.-'3
”in.
PE? in in; ,
.‘ilali. bfr‘t‘t-l. :1.
l ‘ siei- i-l
”Hit :1} Loathi-
. lily L‘lk’t’l‘.
' moi ll li’s'illiii’iiiiil
P i ct u r e s,
.lNii
Art Goods.
A Picture makes; :1 line (‘llllNllIlitS of
Wedding present. \Vllzli i-. homo with-
out Pictures on (lip \.t.-ill~'r Fillk' Furni~
tun-and line wall paper do no: furnish a
room. I’luturr-s :in- uuulwl to put ill
the liliisli Tlli‘ll tho combination gives
toni'imll lll’lglllf‘il'w'l Lu llr- l'onin. \Vl'
halo {1 thin assortment of l‘lil'llings, l’lli)
tux, [lull llillr‘. ('uniliiiizltinu Photos and
Artuyiy‘pes. framed and llllll'l‘lllii‘ll l’ii‘
tilrm frumi'd :ii lilll'il ii in priwa.
L. H. flanker,
79 Washington St, 80. Hawaii.
iOOli ti EAST WINDOW! '
EVENING scnooi.
MERRILL BUSINESS COllEGF.
STAMFORD, CONN.
Upuin 'I'llelttllly Etching. Ul'tnller .ll'.
\‘Y ‘1" r..\l.
No Hun: relies,
No More Restless Days,
No More Sleepless Ni his.
Willi :m-n-asing Appnilo— and mrpmfiliges-
tlon lluw lithe“ the: plan- of despair. your
daily 'l‘lVlI“ hemme- . delight and [lines
It“
Ynullglmen llliil )tllllit: noun-n. unplug“!
during the day, run pun-no l'lilll'ht“ lli
BHOKK EIH'INH. I‘IIINMA VS flll',fillt|l{‘l‘-
"AND. TYI’EWBITINU, TELI'JH-
(lflAl'Y. ALI. ENGLISH
HRANCIII'H.FRI~JNCII
ANDGIHIHAN.
’l‘illlull ruins rt'smimilllu
Pll l‘ltlilll'L’llt‘.
M. A. MERRILL. President.
Old Well. Hand Laundry.
9i Washington Street.
South llorwalh.
coo-M» -
Then stw lllnl rough with
Yankee
[ONO aSOOTllER.
Ans yuul neighbor aim!" item! if not Lilli:
enlistiwi inuuirr ai lltr
Send in illumnu-
82 “'AHKINHTUV Hi‘..
”I mi
0. A. Gregory at 00..
‘HIKWALK. l"!
at), NURWIU F. ALL “'ORK DUN}: II" "AND.
.‘ltl ACIDS l'tll'lll IN WANIIINO.
HATIHFACTION GUARANTEED.
000”“ CALLIU‘ FOR AND DELIVER-
ED FREE "I CHARGE. 01'! TIME.
.ltlllh' WARREN. Proprietor.
arid l)‘
One Thousand
Cider Barrels
Mill
Arr your eyes right! Exalnlllalion free
D
JEWELER
.R0
and
H.
Ul'l’lt‘lAS
l0 fimiih hluin sired. South Nnru‘alk,
KEG-S.
FOR SALE,
“are
(illillll llEOllOEO PRICES.
RAYMOND BROS.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Finslnll mg
~- A Tm
THE EVENING ._ . ‘
"" 8mm?!
no Any-arsenic.
Ulmngra mnnoi be mmmnlml ”in mm!
iloyropp is handed in. film-y renewable
afar! will be made to rte-commute!» 1m.
Irons, hill ehanpc manor he insisted llprm
our right unless copy learnt in bu o‘clock
in the Mom of Mr day boron change
~»-- Oll’wllim
I
am.
Norwalk Chronicler