sponsi
’s Cough llemedy
Wfil‘cnre your cold. Try it,
MWber that
, § . ’s Sarsapnlla
istbzcabcst blood purifier.
, . 15c l toms
9.9;
'i.
if.
m. Buy-e Drugs
..
AND
lint lihsmicals.
___49..__.
Prebcriptions carefully com-
pounded at
:4
T ll.ll.Plaistell
I Druggist, ‘
7 - 48 Washington St.
courts NORWALK.
rods»
g, wall Paper,
rillrs. OILS. cuss.
' \BilllSllES. etc.
I m. is A good not to Paint.
F. ‘ ?5lli‘r--~W
Elia" be Plsasstl to glvs you
m for doing your work.
, Cass only lswstt's Pure.
list- last and last linseed
9' E'. 50mm,
€ lithe innit.
Aer nonwacm
< m.
lllSlIISS llllllilii.
Opening.
' fi’uary 2. l894.
“A.“M
F’urni
THE EVENING SENTINEL
sans 9010!”.er and Proprietor.
scorn nppmm‘i’ifii ..
Ber powwow-Hm and North Main
streets.
Box G-Oorser Day and Teller streets.
Boa. m street. .
Box IQ~Wsst street. onoositc l‘rsnklin street
school.
Box! filmy" toschool.
~ Bari *‘Nortll manna-sets;
Box ll—Oor’abri Rial street and Bayvlcw
, avenue“ u,“ , ,
Box ld—Nwwalk iron Works building.
Boa l'f-Oorner West avenue and (‘edar
. strut.
Boa M~Cornar West street and Taylor
avenue. ,
Boa its—Corner Ely avenue and Benton street.
Box all-Corner South Main and bloom
struts.
Box all—Isolde Light station.
Box “—1er avenue and Cedar street.
mm
Ill-latwro Almanac for Il‘osmsslrrow.
Sun Risen Slam El Tltl Low Tide
It 7:19 ti. (#0 l lfhllflrlo at 6:2".
new Inst Herald Weather tunnel.
The weather to-day promises to be generally
clear and colder. possibly followed by cloudi-
ness. 'ib-morrow it procaine to be partly
cloudy to fair, possibly prmded by light snow.
" 800‘"! NORWALI.
What the Poop]. a! Car City are thing
and hula.
The annual meeting of the Germania
Smngerbund will beheld Monday night.
William Armstrong went to Long
.; Ridge this afternoon to visit his mother,
; who is quite sick.
-Plsnty of delicious bread. at lane's
The Nomlk Medical society will
meet Tuesday evening with the Drs.
Bohannan, corner of Houth Main and
Elizabeth street.
A. W. ilozzartl has purchased the
cigar business in Gustav i’ilrer‘s barber
shop, and intends to restock and keep a
full line of tobacco.
-Dancs with Go. D.Monday at armory.
Colonel Frc’bt will hold a court menial
in Stamford, Monday night, on the case
of four members of Company C, who
were lined for absence without leave
from the annual master and inspection.
—Best bread, cakes, crullers, dough
nuts, cream puffs, eclairs, etc, in town,
at lane's.
The Norwalh Tramway company’s
engineers have been surveying the route
to Roton Point this week, and it is said
that the work of extending the line to
that place will be begun very soon.
—-Auchor brand perfect fitting dress
shirt. for men and boys. at W. A. Benn.
dict's.
known vocalists from Kansas. and Al-
lanB. Lincoln, editor of the New Eng-
land Home, will appear at the Baptist
church, on the 28d inst.. under the sus-
pices of the Young People’s Society of
Christian Endeavor.
—Entertalnment by the Mission Circle
and Young Men‘s Guild, of Trinity
church, at Arion Ball, January 9. Ad.
mission 25 unis.
At Startevsnt's bargain houses you
will find a fine line of skates at low
prices. The Banner Oil heater, which
emilsno smoke or odor, csusn viaduct,
and with whicbno pipe is used; fully
warranted, finely nickeled, for 00.00, can
be bought here. Reductions are also
made in all departments.
~lane's for candy, price, quality and
variety.
The election of officers of the lads-
pendent Social club for tile next six
months took blew list ulglt at the real-
deuoe of Robert Dudley, resulting as fol-
lows: Brestdent, Hubert S. Mitchell:
vice-pmsldent. Guy Ilse; secretary.
Robert Dudley; treasurer, Benott M.
Dreyfus: social committee. Ward (ire-
sorr. antebellum and George Fitch.
cum-.0 v
-—Armory, My night,(.'o. Ddsnce.‘
There will be special religious services
at the Baptist church every evening as: t‘
week. The meeting will begin Monday
cvsnlns: at m. lmmedhtsly after the
children’s lecture. (in other evenings
services will begin at 7:30, and there will
be a short sermon, followed by a prayer
meeting. Sunday morning there will be
the usual servhie, followed by the com»
reunion and reception of members. in
the evenln the ordinance of baptism
will be administered.
Alcoa mush at Company D's sociable.
Deputy Jobs A. Watkins installed the
following cflcsrs of ”min Canned,
Order of America Mechanics. last
night: Councilor. William Q. Merriam:
vice—consollormsorge W. McBride; re—
cording scurvy, Charles a. Adar-star
sistsatrecuvdlogssurstaryflyrus Crabbe:
scandal Notary; Henry A. Wood;
muster. Intuit Missal; inductor. 1.
hmtin-lswmnggm
instructs-twinks mt
summit-awareness;
”be“ N In
.lirsws. Afisrtbsllsssssilsssttbs
.
ehlngs
vecllord in the hearts of a buying . com-
. by meetings every evening next week,
" in carrying out the mutants at the
’ 00.
8
Mrs. Richard M. Bouton. w barbscn
confined to but bed for the past week
with toneilitls, is able to be up.
’ .
0. Norwalk.
-—Col'fee with cream, 50 cup. Depot
Restaurant. Open all night.
Miss Lydia Birdsall, of New York. slid
Herbert Waring, of Ohio, are spending
alswdays with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Brush. of Franklin direct. ‘
~it'l‘be worker prayer 'wilins observed
at me First Methodist Episcopal church
save Saturday evening.
‘ ~~Tvluity Church Mission Circle and
Young Men's Guild entertainment. at
Arion Hall,Janusry 9, l8lli. Admission
25 cents.
William I]. Masher, of Meadow street,
has been spending two weeks with his
brother in New York, returning yester-
day afternoon. This morning he went
to Bridgeport to visit friends.
-—-An elegant line of heckwear in all
shapes, at W. A. Benedict's.
The boys] Temperance» Legion held
their holiday festival last night in Probi-
l’illon bsll. South Main street. Presents
were distributed to the children from
two large Christmas trees and a pleasing
programme was rendered. Rev. it. 0.
Sherwood showed a number of interest—
ing stomptioon vitws.
~00. D sociable, Monday, at armory
nonwsns sews. '
A Dressy Badges of Items 'rnssv she
. "DUO! ‘ld of ‘I'sr'ss.
Tomorrow is charity holiday at I‘ll.
Mary’s church. _
Miss Beatrice Fitzgerald, of New Brtt-
sin, in visiting Mia Alice Cahill, of
Academy street.
The Rev. 1'). M. Ellwood, of Kellogg
street, is confined to his home witha
severe attack of the grip.
The infant son of James M. Ureagb.
which was born Thursday, died this
morning. The twin sister still survives.
The funeral of Mrs. Henrietta Reed
will be held from her late residence in
Broad River tomorrow afternoon at 2
o'clock. Rev. A, H. Wyatt will otliciate.
—Turkeys iii cents. People's Market.
Clinton Seeley has been delegated by
the Pope Manufacturing company to
manage the Columbia bicycle exhibit at
the cycle show to be held in Madison
Square Garden, New York next week.
-—-W.Gi|bert Newell's dancing academy,
at the Athena-urn, Norwalk,Conn. New
term begins on Friday, January .5, 1894
Misses’ and masters' clamat 4 p. m.; gen-
tleman’s and ladies‘ class at 8 p. m.
A competitive examination, under the
rules of the United States civil service
commission. has been ordered at the
Norwslk post office for February 10, at 9
a. m. The examination is for clerks‘ or
carriers' positions. Applications for
such examination will be received until
January 22. “H
Amusor Henry W. Hawrhurst is very
sick. Yesterday he lay unconscious all
day, having been found in that condition
early in the morning. Two doctors
were quickly summoned. They said he
had a congestive chill, and that it bad
gonetobla brain. At this writing his
recovery is considered extremely
doubtful. .
l
The following Norwallt news cpl; es by
way of the New (huasu lie-eager:
Ben M. Keeler. of this town. will assist
coming minstrel entertainment of the
Alpha Wheel club-Fred Briscoe lson
the road for the Hoyt a Olmstead Cigar
company, of South Namath—Ernest
Bossasnd wife are visiting relatives in
Norwalk fora couple of weeks.
Services will be held in the lecture-
room of the Norwslk Baptist church
every night nest week, except Saturday.
in observance of the week of prayer. The
subjects will be as follows: Monday.
"Abound in Love to One Anotherf‘
Tuesday. “Admonisb One Anothera"
Wednesday, “Bear One Another’s flur-
dens;" Thursday. "Care for-Nine
Anotherl“ Friday, “(:0me . One
Another."
The following civil oflloers were elect-
ed by company D last night: Recording
secretary. Charles Pennington; financial
srretary; Corporal Charles H. Oak: sttraas‘
um.CsptsinA. ABctlssliusaos committee
Lieutenant Pennington. Corporal James
Smith. Private W. ll. Murray. it w-
nsomfl that come-Ir Edmonton.
would attend the company’s sociable.
Monday night in abody, comingomon
their” halo. Mm“
Basil of a is... and Tainted Insist“.
J. Frank Rider, youngest son of Mr.
and Mrs. William Ii. Rider, died at his
home, «our of West avenue and Court.
land piece, at if ofciosh this morning,
Wurst the bwtwaslclacsln
flurwslkmsl kstt held the
Wm"... .
agsdtweuywym Ir. lildsrwss Prussia.
‘il
.50 Lama’s anaemia
garments at a 1956 red
W MET-rut alvrlt.
trays and Gossip of the De!
Konslk.
Mrs. Henry Warm, of Cove street. is
sick with the grip.
in blast
Reno. ll. Pegg, of East Norwnik,
will preach in the Cranberry Plains:
chapel tomorrow afternoon. ‘ '
!.
A surprise party was given Clarence
E- PW"! he. visits! W 90929:"
First avenuefi'n'honor of the anniversary
of his birthday. A large number of his
friends were present and games and
music, with an intermlmion for supper,
were enjoyed until an early hour this
morning, when the party broke up, all
declaring they had had a pleasant limo.
voted unanimously to invite Rev. George
L. Teeple to be pastor another year. A
communication wssread from the hospi-
tal committee regardlng the collection
taken up on hospital Sunday last June,
to the committee. Rev and Mrs. Teeple
and I". S. Ainswurtll were chosen dele‘
gates toattend the Adventists'conven-
lion in Mill Plain.
«Scallops Pi) cents. People's Market.
. AN usaolc m.
Life wt the Mist of losing Ills Own.
his not often that people in South
Norwalk endanger their own lives to
save others. but such was the case yes
tcrday afternoon, and Bridge Tender D
W. ilarford was the person who did the
heroic deed; but he is so modest that it
took IBExTINII. reporter sonic titan ‘lo
learn the details of the affair.
A'wuulnn whulivee in East Norwnlx
and who frequently walks across
the bridge, started over yes-
terday afternoon about 4 o‘cl lck
Elbe had nearly reached the bridge lend
er's house, when the ghost train came
along at a high rate of speed. The engi-
neer blew several sharp blasts on the
whistle and reversed his engine. but the
woman was so frightened as to be sppar;
cntly mmlyzod. aadinstead of making
an eflort to get oi! the track she stood
still. '
Mr. ilnrford,wbo was in the house when
the whistle sounded, mu out, and seeing
the woman's danger called to her, but
she did not appear to hearo'r see him.
He then rushed on the track and pulled
her out of danger to the west-bound
track just as the train went by. A
freight train was approaching from the
out, but Mr. Harford succeeded
in getting the woman into
the house before it reachei them. After
waitinga few minutes the woman re»
covered from her fright and was abh- to
go home.
The bridge tender's act was Witnessml
by President Hill. of the Norwalh Iron
Works company, who was in his office,
audit madesuch an impression on his
mind that he immediately wrote to
President Clark, telling him of tllecir.
cumstanfie.
Coal Gas anal the Vanishing Forests.
The scientists are devotion lunch atten-
tion to the widespread thenrv that the
earth's atmosphere is bu~v.l..-ng seriously
alected by the (florlllullu quantity of coal
that in converted into carbonic acid gas»-
lhe natural enemy of human lit-lugs.
Along with this poison gas which Is bet
generated in a thousand smoky cities
through other sources all over the world.
comes the nteatly cutting down of forests.
the leaves of which lll‘t' the natural ab»
sorbents of the poisonous gas.
General Wlstnr, who is said to betha
highest authority til the runner. is and ly
interested in the subject that be is mailing
great efforts to call the attention of the
scientific world to it. and he believes that
the growing bronchial troubles and epb
dnmlcs like the grip. all over the world
have an ultimate connection with it.
How much the present enormous genera-
tion of carbonic acbl gas can adect the
whole body of the atmosphere science will
ascertain just an soon as it. applies itself to
the problem in earnest.
At all events the grant efforts new hot
made to preserve the ferrets are worthy
every encou sun-lit. The planting of
trees in cltlss.t ‘ tit-volnpmeiltofumfll“
and well wooded pm .. systems, the planb
log of large groves of timber in the vl ty
of towns and clties.are sll calcula to
assist in the absorption of the superstruc-
dauce of carbonic acid ens with which. as-
oordln to the scientists, cur atmosphere is
bseonl ugdsngeronsly over-eh .-Mln-
nsapolls liner.
“M... _. W ._
Missing.
in the old time men and women who
were mare acquaintances exchanged kisses
in public and with a certain antenatal use
many. and a visitor to whom it was de
sired tcsbow speclnl clvllltywan always to
crived with a kiss.
The mode of mutation hrs chan
greatly with the times. Haste and b .
pressure have contributed to render t s
form of greeting as brief as possible. Not
only have we given up the quaint. familiar
ways of our anecdote but we have also
parted with much of that elaborate ecl-
uette which in the last century played so
renew the social life.
hsbltsofsoeiet .thegreater
in of various as. vebrnugkt
sslm ty utoths arm of intercourse
which strikss oddlyupcn themsssof pro
lemmas-ti tools! fashioned cereal .
"i always kiss the lady's hand when 1
my leave of the hostess after
abet-an lsdy.stlescentiant onset the
sweat fatal“ in what tsssd tobscnlled
s was commune rsthsrso
en the habits and We of her
son
mflglrlstnward
s
' M
tksiswotketsssd
Tloversswli
ofallyou people
wallytewsni all older pawl“
ksr . nulnlow
tostatessmcnlsssatltn‘a
The members of the Advent Christian ‘
church held a meeting last night and ‘
and it was voted to send the contribution '
.ledgstnder flarfurd‘flans a Woman‘s’
W
At shave BIG REDUCTION we offer" all our. Fun Clues and
We have besides a. tew'clloice
Ron’s OLOAKs.
action,
A. Dickerman & Son,
84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
"RISE us, use up, 0 womm"
{A hymn sung at the world‘s “ingress of iv
normative woolen lo I ‘iilfiivuu j ‘
lilac up, rise up. (i \mmnn!
No longer sit “INN/1C.
The banner of HIV IlTi'flnm
lsliftlng in rlu- hrt-czr.
Bo n'ndy Mr the rimming
That breaks ll.y long, dark night. '
It'll. lgnornnr‘o :lml brmrlugc,
And hail Illa» murmur: light.
Rim up, the briticgumm t‘lllllt‘lli
In grave and "mint y.
' (it) joyfully lo mm-l Mm.
Illa name in Lliurr.’ a;
file face is n-s the «1.1) lil’i‘nlt',
ills heart is true ulnl strung:
His hand is brave and mighty
Against all honored wrong,
Tho lu-ys of ih)‘ n-ft Llngvlulu
lie hrlngclh as n. gift
0 woman, wronged nlnl full-ml.
Thy fun: to greet him lift.
'Tl'i (lull, o'er all and in all,
"in i‘llr: it \x 1m liltl'i lhrc nxc.
Thy nightls quickly pnhlnlr.
'l'liy morning slide the allies.
llcv. Adar “miles.
t
.
l
l
.
Tailor Marie Extortion.
When will it In! may {or lmny women to
clothe themselves as well. as easily alul at
no reasonable cost as men lmw long tlnnr’
What islvnnted is tbs-tailor nmdvmaiunw,
of good material. well out. Well nuttls. at a
price or Drives within mm. of ordinary
lnrnmm From W1 in il'lll in rimmed now
for ready made gowns of am isiut‘tory Amer
lcall wurklnmlsbip, and English [nib vl's hero
charge nearly double their prim-- in Eng-
land.
Such charges ltrl‘ absolutely prnlllbltory
to the great lllnjurily of million, In (lure
any real need that nwvll lnnll. mimosa
tially made, carefully llnialml gown of are
cellcnt materials should CHM illutt‘ lllellt if:
to ‘25! That PXt'lullt‘l‘ sill. “ninth. of
comic, and supposes the use of a {nitric
costing not less than ii a yrtrd. but fit-ml ll
exclude. thorough workmanship lilliI dillnll
our! scientific cut!
A certain llumlwrnf si/rs covers the range
of uleu‘suarlm-nls. Within perhaps nblglr
er number. should it not be as poetslble in
M the various normal type» of Willlir‘ll"
Whmls the energetic woman or thin-nu r
prising tailor who can ltppl‘vt'lnll' llu‘ busi-
hm opportunity in this m‘enl. nml of flu:
llllllr, ulltl will)!!!» the murmu- lu art :llmllt
allpplyiug il ” <»l’rtiv'l«ielltrc Journal
Daily Hrulhurn's ltnsr.
Mrs. Madison una unqumtlollably the
most popular woman llllii llltv ever pro»
alllctl UVt‘r the social. lift- (.f ”11' exeultin-
mansion. Slit- Wit-t extremely lrt‘lillllt’lxl in
person and gentle and ('(llll'it‘mla lll minim-r
(‘ollsllllllnulc tact made good her but of
liberal Nillcntlun. Madison first hm her
when lit) was it illl'llllJl‘l'l')I mum-vs» M l‘bil‘
ntlrlpbiu. and with Aaron lillrr lmunlml ill
the lluuueof her futile-r. ill: l'nyln', She
was then the Widow ‘lwltl. 'l‘lw lllllll‘l'
president promptly fell in lmv “llll her.
But having some tiuubh :llmnt lurr memo!
qualifies bu om- tluy bomb-«l lll'f‘ u hunk lu
rt'lbd illiil {hike-fl llt'l’ in an 1‘ him In r Hllllllllll
of it, film Klih‘ tllc lmnlt in Ililll’ \\ all. lllt
rmplut that lie write ll lrinr fur in r in
copy. 'l'lll‘. he lllll Willlilmlmull lvllllullur
null Madison. ml rrceiilllu llll‘ Lult'. um
fully mln'illcml llmt lu~ lmlylww < ml-l
ll'l‘l wast-quid in hrr llrnllll' llx Ill Milli
ull'vrwlhlmut-lf "ml mu .lH‘iillHl Mlllr
m-r’e.
Intern-lint: tn hingIr “mum.
Mlle. Imlutruiaml lmu l.lr\l‘l. -x min My
head in llguromil “lilil mum . .l Muir.“
lndy haunt trotting llllll'lltll ..l mum,“ i" .,
odor of her existence From lm' mum)".
lions it lippt‘ul‘sllmi out of 1.le 'mmm 1hr
marriage:- on: as follow»:
llll between llli' sizes mi N Mini 1. ymr .
ill!) llrIWl‘l‘Il the mu ‘1 ur in llllil ill put"
3!! llt‘llvt‘t'lt llm new of 7:" Illlll '1 yr lil-
llis'l holler-ll lln- mg: ml 2!; .tllll El 3. l .l‘
llfl lwtwrrn lbe mp , of '.’l anti 2.33» m
Ullwhvevu ilw mm. .3: 2n and y. ,. m.
tl'l llef‘Pli llll‘ ill." t ul' 2% .ill
I” lit‘l \H'r‘ll llu‘ infra wl fill llllll'
it below ii the n.1- I Hi ill! and: )
ti lwivicril the our». or :1] null u )l‘.“ -
3.‘ llvitwvll lllf‘ ages of Iii llml Cl.” 5min
I llevvfl ilw sun's of ii“ And .N 5' .u .
h‘c llml n yumm lmlyul iii bus nnll‘ is
charter-u hill of mm M ul'llllllt nmrnml.
lifts-r liltlw probability of inviting uilh u
llllallllllil ls represents-vi by n ‘r m. nun-ll mm
limit. It. i‘ It lilies-lion of dowry, ll'lzll in,
’flu‘ lmlmrr liar-inn,
'I'llunt- flower low-rs whose lmibrl ll' loll-ll'
lm- wounded by llwslgbl of llll' llll itvmlu n
of earth In which pnltfll plants Mr" “rust n
will rejoice to hour of n innrmlmwmllu- or
rangcmant. bill :lw pot with unit.“ 1...»...
in the snuuuwny with \vhluhll o. unlutlli
filled with earth. 'I‘lwu plum lilt' ‘H't‘viu m
cutting in the usual mumwr.
The effect In not only much llrt'lllnl' than
that"! mini") llllilll. bill. the plums lllrlt‘c
better in the trims. The tunes him-rim just
enough Moisture to insure trollrislmmlt fur
lb! rootof the plant Ililll ittlllmre illellllll
f of things which is not itlwnysimm-wl nub
enrth.»«l’bllmlblphlu 'l'bmu.
Mothers Read This.
"‘My child is sub not to cert-‘0 attacks
of diarrhea. Do u the last sickness.
Dr. Hand‘s Diarrhres lsture was freel
given and an immediate cure revul .
id have ulreds dozen visits
air“ y ,asngn former mecaslous.
l bsl Dr. Band’s Remedies would
havsaavsd the life of the child I lost.
had they been within my reach at the
..... “mum
M’s? 1“" id children's mint-tins
'6 ”EmilfilPEPW "h ,
Aboutsyesr ago i took a violent so
tack of la grime. l coughed day and
night for about six weeks: my site then
suggested tbstltrbeamimrlsio's Cough
Remedy. At first i could see no dimer-
aass,butatlll kept taking it, and soon
fossdthetit wsswhstl needed. igm
aorelleftromous tinsel took another
and it was onlyafsw days until i was
instruct the i think to
a
FUR
Highest of all in Lcavcning i’owcr.-—Latcst U. S. ch’t Report.
Royal
m , to the sales this
, :5? in anthem
‘ . i merited frees it.
" I '. _ Okla. ”all
"W19” “mallow
CAPES.
Baking
Powder”
soullsv activists.
l‘rearhprs anti melr’lfhelnes in .Sluzrsnilt .
Churches 'l'o-rnorrow.
. norm Nonwsca Continuation“ Vi'uwt
avenue and West streets. Kev. Herald It‘ll-tam
Po. 1).. pastor. SCIVlCm likfll a. in. and 71 l
g; m.: Sunday school. 12m. Your: People's
witty of Christian Endeavor meet a at Ml)
p.m.:sllbject."lie€nnln "{A sperm prayer
lit-.I'vk'iu Leader” rs. l .i'. ont. Morning.
Holy Communion service with maeption of
new members. Evening subject. ”Winnie
Hrhrlml Rellnlon." ‘
Sorrrrl .‘iorlwaut Mn'rllnuurr. West avenue,
near Garner. Rev. H. E urnes. pastor.
Services infill n.m. "and 7:"! p..m: bundsy
schwl.12:lllinl.: Epworth League ninetln‘ . thin
p. rn. Morning. Hacrunu-nl of the rvl‘s
mlplper. Evening rilll‘rjevi, "l'al'lallntls of
or."
ilotr'ru Normans Il.tI'l'iil’f,Weslav'('fluo, Mar
Pine street. , Rev. B. U. rlherwoorl. tor.
['rttfll‘lllflg. ill-Ill a.m. and if!) p. mu. . unday
M'bml. l. uh; nuns People's rim-luv of
(‘hrlsllsll Enllca vor prayer meeting. M!) p. m.
Morning. Holy Communion. serlllun and is.
caption of new members. Evening, rrrmnn,
fr: luwrtl by baptism.
Tmmrr Flotsam-AL. West street am! Fair-
lleltl avenue. South Norwalk. Rev. Ulill Hallock
rector. Mornln Prayer, sermon and Holy
(‘oalrnunlun at ms. in; Sunday schml.12:l.5
ii in: even one at 7 p. m.
Nonwsu Cormumsrmssu corner Park
and Lewis streets. Rev. '1‘ K. Noble. 1). 1).,
actor. rim-vices at 10;!) a. m. and mu 1:. m.;
unday school, lztjll ). m.; Young People‘s
Social of Christian ndcavnr.6::i’)p.m sub-
;velct. " cglnulugs." «A special prayer service i
. nrninu, Huly (‘nmrnuniun and reception of
new members. Evening. Anniversary Prairi-
rjervlce. in commemoration of the prm-nt
pasmratlv. Ppulfll Illufllt by the chair.
stimulus slnltoollrr, West and )l..tt are.
nuns. lbw if. Wyatt, pastor. r-‘ervlccs
mm n. pi. and 7:31;). m; Sunday school.
12 rm; prnrth League lucctinf, 6:31 p. in :
Yonngmen'slllwlin at lllrs. m. ntiielreture
room, Morning, lion) (‘omlnllulun and rim-p—
tzun of new members.
Noun-Amt ulterior, Em m‘rhuc, opposite
(Horn. Rev. F. [-2. Robbins. paetm. o‘er-
vtces. 11mm. m. and 7:3) .lli.‘, Sunday schml.
l2 ms. curly prayer meet ug, um) a. m.; young
people's meeting. 03:1!) p. m. Morning sublecl.
”ls Thy Henri Might!" Evening subject,
"What Shall we do in Heaven?“
(lasts Ilemst l.. Bcitleu avenue and Cross
street Norwslk Kev. ti. ll. Watkins. rector.
The ll‘lrst Blinds after Epiphany Litany
nermon and Holy ‘ummnnlon, 10:11) a. m.:8un-
risy sclnml, is m.; choral evemson .anlhema
and sermon. Rev. D. L. Ferris of orsehesrls.
N. Y.. will preach in the more cg.
hr. Pam's Erm’nrar. ('llurr'll street. oppo-
mie the (in-en, Snrwnlk. Rev. 5. 8. Pound.
rector. Divine service with sermon. mm a.
1n.; lllvine servlro with wrmnn. Tzfllp. mu.
Sunday llf'll‘l'll. l‘.’ m.
rlr. Muir‘s. it. ('.1 corner of Win-ll Alvin“-
and f'lmllvl sin-st. Mrvvnlk. Rev W. J How
am. pastor Low Mass, 7 a. in; Children's
Minimum a. lll ; lilgll Mm, 10..”an :Vcsprrr. 16
13! p. m
Ese'rh'tillwsm Hwnnlsrt f‘uNnnmtriossl..
Riverside avenue. Kev. I). l.lntlt"l’fill. ss-
tnr. Services at. infill it. ill and T'Jll p,m.: . un—
Ilay schml, :iillp. ill. .
Man Avantl Manor in, near \‘alllsndt
avenueN East Norwalk. av. 1'. hi. Point. as-
tnr. Preaching likili n, m.‘nllnl 7:01 p. nu: hun-
iln)’ school. 12m; young people's rim-ting tlzlll.
lino“) ltrvrtu i'lill‘lh Superintendent.
Jamrn Lyra": assistant, Hilbert Horton; or-
ganist. 'Mlus Lulu Ilmlgos. Sunday u'luml. :i
l. in.; Young People‘s Society of ('llrlsflnu
Endeavor mes-ting. Ml! ll. m,: l‘ruyt-r meet.
lnu. Huntley evening at 7.1M.
Hr Aslulaw'- Mot-ins. or, James hirauh.
ter’s residence, “‘illllipauk. Sunday school.
am p. m.; tfhnrlm (‘hlm-m. sliprrlntenllnnl:
Arthur H. i'hillem. assistant; Mirn- I'I\ elyn .‘ll'-
Allister, organist. .
rivalrulwtmo l‘amrt l.'l|tl'll., ill .
South Nornnlk. Sunday Muml.
M'clllngsarviw. 7.lll p. m.
n‘nu‘m NtlltWAlJa’ lili'i‘l'itl'l luau. Ii? I‘ltrst-
Lilli ulrv-el. Herman .‘llfllllty M‘lilml lit 10..” a.
m.;(irrmnn services nl 1126') p. in.. by puulor.
l'. A. lirmltmeier:
p. m.
('tmmruarmssl. .‘llblslllhi. h’pmmwood
l'rllunl'hupa-l, lily avellllc. .luu i’ctru. pastor,
Hungarian «2th ca. Rummy, at lliill a. m. and
‘- p. in.; Thursday at 7:.‘Ii o'r ark.
Hr. PAYL'H Museum, Vunlumlt and (inlmrn
avenues. East .‘iurwalk. Sunday w'hml 3le p.
rn.. and l’lff‘li‘lllfltf at 4:09 p. in. Free sluingn
nnlln cordlol welcome to nll.
licrrsvllll ltvsmemvus r11. l'rrrrtMis-
unison Variant). Aplu. lirantl Army "all.
3: stairs. Wenbln ton street bridge. South
urwallr. i’mllgt. 0:11! a. m.; ”Oilfill‘lft‘fil‘lllllf'.
“2.10m. Allie Deutsuht- wllrilummcn.
Anvssr l'mmvruw. Vun'landt avenue, Final
Nurmtllt. l'rracbln , WI) n. m. and ..tllp.
m.;rlunliny M'llnnl l m. Yonn Willie's meet
ltlgli:lllp.m. lit—once F.Teepe.pnainr. The
inter vrl l rtlmlrve the fnrtleth anniversary of
his cntrnnm into the mlnlstrl tinmlayt-vsn-
lag. and will preach on "W y Iltm nu Arl-
ventist."
(‘nmtnv ilsrrm' rlmlnvflulnlnrd Bulld-
ng,m.rm~r Wall and Knight streets. burwalk.
.l. ll. thrke, pastor—elect. Honda school.
3;!) p. m; ynmng people's meeting. mu. in.
revenue.
ll p m.:
Aruluss Marmot-r Erifl'flPAL, Knight
etmt Norwalk. liar. lir. fiends, tor.
l'rrnrlllng, Home. at; Sunday Mboolat Illb p.
in; prayer meeting at Milli. in: preaching at
7m p. m.
Yornn Ms 's ('msuvrlsrt ”column.-
lmkwnr the all. well offal. nrwslk. little
rlmatilp. ubtmuscrvrsat tp. In.
rinsrrravmn 0mm. Church street. near
‘l‘ntlnr avenue. Humlay wllmll at .1le! p. m.
It"? 0' LINK-fl
Remaining unveiled for at the following post-
ofllres fur the week ending Jan. ll, M. For
sons walling for any of these let tm will please
say they are advertised:
.“"""i‘ “Witt"? 3...... til
i, ' l’l . o .
t3?" '" " nabnsiik .
s'onwsmc Michael “illitib‘it'i'inrlvilm
chum u.
if a New York millionaire gives u din-
nor at fith avenue and 26th street. trotting
$700.00, which gins ill purple dyspepsia
and these people epv'lul 01,460.01! in doc-
ors' bills and finally have to pay $5.00
«tech for Cactus item Curr m cure them
what would be tiltI wiring per capits i
the dinner should not be given. there
being 97 mm at the but? .
inquire at l’laisted'v drua More. where
you may have tits problem wired and
wmttofnrmntirmnlmmt‘ Mm ltbv ll‘rm
Chlltlren my to?
Pltcher’e Gastorie.
When fishy wasewlr. we gavehnf‘estoria.
Wilmette WMICMH. sherrlwl turnouts.
mmmmeflmmt‘mmri“
mmmrtnmmmmm
. Children Cry for
Pitchers castsvla.
Children Orrfor
assurin-
Large line Couches, Lounges,
Oak Chamber Suits, Book Cases,
found in the oil
out and itlb llcnel, We; Porter House.
13 North Main st., 30. Norwalk.
’ Telephone call, 62:13. [
ity of the same. ail-i producing
A new
”During the epidemic of in grippe
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy took the
lead here and was much better liked
than nay otlwr‘t-ollgh medicine.“ ll. M.
Bangs, druggisl, Chatsvvorth, Ill. The
grip is much the some as it very severe
cold and requires precisely the same
treatment This remedy is prompt and
effectual and will prevent any tendency
of the dint'nht‘. toward pneumonia. For
sale by (irorge U. Stillsou, druggist.
l'ntrnnssrs‘rcs or Aunlll: i.’ ii a
llis'rrtn-vnr Cons-Tour. . ' ‘
rionlh Norwnla. .louuun nib. let-l.
\VHEliEAH a libel lmn been mud in the ills-
triuli‘ourl of the United Mulch of tho
ssltl illfil'll‘l on this, the hill liayofilltnllllry. A.
ll., MM. by Herbert l.. (.‘rsmlall. against llle
~tcam tug Atlas. llt‘l' engines. tackle. M0,, in it
cause of (lllrnngeris ll rxlatltlllleJor lbe rcneonu
nmlmuscs in the ittilll libel mentioned. and
praying that. said steam tug Atlas. etc . be at-
lat-bed. condemned and told to pay the (le-
mands ofaaldllhellant. L'pun prowess Mimi
by said Court in lursunnce of said libel, ll'mve
thlsday altnrhet the said steam tug Alias,
lulr enginne. bullers boats. liM‘klf‘. apparel,
furniture, etc . and she is now in my custody.
Iberelly give notice to all pencils claiming
the summer knowing or having Anything l0
any will Illt‘ prayer of said llbel rllould not he
rant . tbnttlley be and appear before mid
'uurt to be brill at the l e l'llltml States
('ourt rtmrllnt Hartford. in llflil for the his.
ll’ll'l oft'onnrriirnt. on the (bird .‘lwl’llllly of
January, A. 1)., Mil ll! lu'ello o‘clm k norm of
mid xlny. then nml there in lnterp m- it violin
forth»- same and main lln-lr nllvgauuni in
Hill l‘l'llflll,
Elvllilti' F. SPKUNH. l' S. Marshal.
:1!!th by Hull's (‘. hm’mtilmi-I.
21 His Deputy.
l'lvlrrtl: Sui-rs Hr AMER]! \,'
ill-train nF'. t‘uwsnn'rrt‘l‘v. >
5 null Norwnlk, January 5th. Mu.
“.' IIEHEAH 1t llllr'l lute been ills-(l in the [lid-
SN.
snivl illsll’ll'l on lll'n. the 5th duty of January.
A. l) . MP4, by Will. MINI)". against the alumni
of damage. r-itll maritime. for the l'i‘llNll'li‘ anti
l‘illl‘e‘r‘lfl flu-nix! libel mrnHom-ll. and pray
lllg lllrlf will nieulll till: Alla-t, elr . be mun: l-
e-l. i nilllt'mlletl. and will in my the demands
of mill lillclllllif. ('puu prove-n lulled by :vlllll
l'mlrt lnpm'sunm .H-i said liba-l. l have thi-
Illly Hll‘fhril Hm llklll steam tut: Allin. lll‘l'
enulnrs. llllllr‘f’r. imam, lll'lilr‘. up; lll‘l‘l. fill-ni-
llll't‘. straitml all" is run‘ ll. ill) ullstmly.
lien-by giw nouns in all pert-nun u-l timing the
murmur knmt m: or lmv up: anything in say
why ”if prayer of Hillll libel nlmllltl llnl Ut'
granted. llm' thry bound is meal" in fore wall!
('Ililrilillwllrlll m the l'nltnl t-‘lnlo- l‘mifl
mum of Hartford. ill and fur the llliill’ll'. of
l'unlm-llrnl. on the lblrrl Monday of January.
A. 1).. hull. of twelve «ft-lurk noun of salt! day.
then nml lhvrc in lnrnrpn-v u f'Iflllll for the
null-e Mllil runkc- illt‘ll' nllecsllulls in [bill be-
lilthllY F. STRING. l'.
“Allel‘l by RHMI'H U. LOVE
3 2':
Emma" Sultt‘ll r. at in!» | [r
m
a, blur-lull.
lillllil'I.
Ills liepuly.
Dissolution Notice.
'l)’l'l(..'l-.'ls hereby given that the :llkflilt‘l"
b alilulntely subsisting between Alphonso
A Raymond and Arthur T. Merrlam. llilllvl'
lbeilrrn harneof Ra mood Ac Merriam. was
this day lllmiivrsl iy mutual calm-at. All
debts owing to the said firm are to be rem-wed
by mid Rsyutond who will l'tlllllflllfl lhi- busi-
lwas . and all demands on the said firm are in
be. presented in him for payment.
Hutltll .‘ltlrwslk. (in. Jail. let , WM.
WANTED.
200 BOYS i... m... A.
F rancis& Co’s
Clothing Store,
Monday. Jan. 8th.
BETWEEN :l and fl p. in. ON LY
FOR A PUZZLE. y...
Tm haul of llsllti Nouns.
lililnsrtlo Relief of the Town of Not-
wnl .ont aseessmentlist of mar. will
inertial other of the selsvimen, outlay.
January let. "It. at: o'clock p. m.: nines.
do svsnlneJann 73d. nt Ml n'olmk‘ tie .
urclsy, January st .ath’rlm:k p._ m.: lt’ .
. svenln . anusvr filth. at will: enter.
anion or all atxu’t‘lmk pmmslurday,
o‘clock p. mm» the or.
bill I , M
poae‘of lrearlynf argl. determlnlna any so all
appeals made of m from the linings of the
Muralnslmwm meet with the in.
arm: as»! nt rd. . tun ar..sounr bub
arrow-lurk p. ..i r the ”rt-nee of a Ming
“011;“ g'l’fil a dleabl perm. as.
E} nympho. i. llonrdnfltsllef.
«walnut. 1mm mu. llltl. as» no
”illi‘flloili iii no liltilif
f." is iron that the Board
”git Belles for balmy of Hrmlb ‘rlnrwnlil.
F353} on 0%.,ss'wuln l. at In a. ma
9th. 3
annsrr stib- :‘l‘n lsr. annerr
7' v ii i will" Jannary’diat‘lumr’l
.m. n . a line
ml‘argml: barn .fr'lrthe r ("vii r»
s rout the a.
old ,termlniu atls
l" ”niacin-u egnmvllm «realising and
nail the urine in “semi often. s y
desiriln crash eitylis wll the n
' ,e of l belt ssblnrton
nary l. ”kl.
“"" "iii
1 t I
& "Wag“ ' : agent at Relief.
on itvofrloath Norwaill t in
dayof hilly. use. Niobium "
Stilt tern tulip flit '
snore trounce. than. Dec. 9. in,
ii?” Jam ilsw «charm:
Bring in Your Tickets
with lincle Sam‘s picture on them. We will give you (beg pardon,
It is not necessary toquou prices.
ling lamb Chops not anywhere you like best. either Loin. French or Log, for 12w: lb: Best
lilo: Ten lbs. of Folk for 8!. and so on to the end of the
chapter The largest. stock. the greatest variety. and the best quality to be found anywhere.
E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor,
'ii".l§'iifllilii-f flit.Pollux.-.consensus:
Satisfaction guaranteed. l
Special for the Holidays.
PORTRAITS lN
in hand work from the original negative. This superior grade of work cannot be made
copies, but must be done from the original negative only.
FURNITURE. 7
it their lists Rooms“ and 48 this it, llolwsll.
Ladios’ Oak Desk, 85, 86, 0’7, 810; Fancy Rocker, 82.80 to $10;
Easels, Hassocks, Hat Backs,
Foot Rests, White Chamber Suits complete. Also a large oline
Chelfonieres, Hat Racks.
sell you) the best most to be
as nobody tries to compete. We are selw
21 Wall st., Narwalk
Telephone cull, b-‘iii-r
m... '
thereby preserving all the fine qual-
ln the finished picture velvety softness and richness of tone and
detail. A um: exhibition of this beautiful work may now lesson at Studio.
FINE l'lf‘Tlflllil FRAMES IN IVORY AND GOLD m...
line of
»~.\it’l‘IHTl(.‘ PHOTOGRAPHS lN f'l.A'l‘lNOTYPES———-
own for inspection.
i- ll. liCllSllll. 'Pllllllllillll’llill. 53 Will ST. llllllllllll...
Taylor 8!. Golden”
Real Estate and Insurance _.
WASHINGTON STREET.
Persons imkl foralot or house and lot
with the view 0 purchasln .are invited til
call and examine our list. a have them f r
sale in every part of the city at reasonab‘ls
prices and on my terms. aufl if
‘ W'A'Nii'rlis. W
()NE or two grntlemerlnr
‘ willlllotlafell with goot
,1‘ .. I» . . no-2:
“gin mobs ac
Mom in
mid and front
fr it missile flimilyl'. about five mqi‘nutcs
mu 4' y. mm (it'll m lmVEfn . ”I“
moderate. Address. A. Elect Nursery]: lililt
mm. m Lidia-ii}; "$5.71..“ 2
1‘ "fillln Park. I V r Apnl'g‘lit
T0 LET.
I (HYPER purl of home No. to East avenue,
1 lv.aslborualk,eir nouns. rent low: four
rooms, No.3 Henry street. rent 8”; also live
rig-mg, No. in Day slrrcl. rent Sit. Apply to
\i, tonnes. or lmklvuml Manufacturing) Co.
(1: alt
)ART of lower} house, iV'tloilwart‘lz-eEI—s:
rent 89: part nf house corner South Main
:tercetnrllll Hanfvilill l’mltl" rent, '9; part of
ymour llill‘t‘. an on lace. rent ll. -
ply lu E.A.Wm-pw.tlm. " AD
THE lop flour ill the insurance bulld-
1mg, formerly occupied by Hillier Lodge
1. (H). l. For plutlt‘illiti‘fi int nlre of ii
Ilruu'n. at his return (in Smith
lit-orig» F. lit-lure,
‘ ' 3: sin street: or
I'lty hzttltinul llnnk. shit
i ‘ MALL building on Water etreet.
ll'lf'll..'0llrl n: the L’nlml Mill-a of llll' -
lug Alias, her erlglces. tackle. t-l" . in a cause .
l .
A . .._-
E. I". Knapp. Fj‘g'lytfm
i ' .Fosr Sm.
t
l . liAt'KUh' whit-r motor, whirl-twill be still
if,“ tltt‘Mll for want of use. Apply at this
, l (‘I't
‘ . ..
l“!!! HALE 0|! T0 Isl'l'l‘.
, . ,. h, .. .
, \ Hii.\l.l. lama-u!smomsml (Yedar street:
A [m fulfill». linml plur‘t- for ii. entail busi-
lxuww. “Ill H-ubl M is low price. Kent “'1
Address M l‘. Mnrrhonsr, llti bl.
' Ill.
lwr lm:nll..
:ll. ltwlme. Ml. \‘rrrmn. .V. \.
gnfeslsimnmfs
M U SIC H A L L.
Hl‘l-IIJIAI. l‘l.’fl.\(§ElHCNT,
"NF: RIGHT ONLY.
Saturday. Jan. 6th.
{The lay iosler
Burlesque in.
The lquiIEHT, llllANllEHT. (ill ”'1‘
BENT llllll MONT lil‘ll’lh'lfll Shllw "Fahrklnll
lit-flirts lllrl plillllt’.
A llln sl‘m'EilH liVl'iltYll'llliRl-l.
Ei'l-tlii’ At'i' A FEATURE.
EVERY Fim’l‘l'iil“. .\ NHVEM‘V.
lurilltllua ill"
5 R SMRE 5 frulll flm Alhnlnbrn
lsmllnn. whom arr
must much in wnpprt-clnml. Aluotllu
from tho ('ltquc lie-
ElUOTT Bans. lllvrr.r'arls.
THE BENT MillW EVE.“ BEEN ”IBM.
an..'3'l‘i.i‘l.l’£ii:.""‘u "M :m Now u mm
o
MUSIC HALL. ‘
”NE NIGHT ONLY.
JANUARY IO. ’94.
Lincoln
J I" leis of ”Weill
s
icons-rs Flight of the
, U
Carter 3 .... n... W...
Grand
Scenic
Produc-
tion
FA ST and
int.- lltmclml other
M A 'l ,lnrlllng I "Mlle.
first» at l'lslsted‘s anti lilnn'.
l‘nlisby Moonlight with
llulllml Mini. Practical
Working Engine and it
t‘relulu vars. with illn-
lrmml Palatine. The
have film. Hpallstlr
litvsr .“ls'r'ne and lieatn- ’
mat leap'mion.
.‘i
lllll‘l‘ll llllillllll Mill“ II“
*‘ Wuhiegton streak.
0th daily rm r in ll a. an. and from ltsfl
p. -.n.. wi on Saturday main“ III- | ”0.
Winners» allowed cs dentist's.
Alllllil'f whereas, Pisa.
mtm ii. “MW. vaem.
nmv If RNA”. Perl and ifs-esp
SGIVENBEll. _
“no .Wmmv
‘ fir'li'té’éncfific
i'rlrt-n. the. bile and us. ‘
r Cllllllll. PASTELLE. WATER COLllli AND. SEEll. .
a
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