cc.
1' Lam intbebcnsethls sat. at ‘ - ‘
«enamel? and ‘ w onwlilnsvsrbsvesnctbersnchopporhmity
unrevnnr's BARGAIN * Hous'Es,
roam rum AND m m com nonw ,
rows err-tress.
...... stn-mtTns ran.
sienna-nth”
annual upnrtoi thshosvdol
or...» mu ”urns A vrsr m
“ ‘ Al. cscscn rs mutt.
muss m as rest-Assuranc-
“! Whfiwmmufi»
urns Ilssb. st lath larwslh.
hsslnblspowcwionspsuphlstprinted
“In“; usury-raw. insomnia. gives
“the srtiolssollalthsnd the euro-
abounds-tit mm mm as. the
Hiwsdlnclplcntlorm, suddenlyntsde house
mussels! when during the severe
“5610‘wa night. Hlslflneuwaa Dem
sosnddswsndsobrhldhstthssnnonnu-
rssstwlhisdesth will be received with "
m. M10! ”0'le saw hint
or 1&7:an st the gsthering to an
hiss “Hie Winter’s Tale," 5nd they will
Mllltow perfectly well sod cheerful he a
‘u the! time; yet before he awoke
Norwalk, adopted ominously April w,
lmnopth’sr with returnees to scrip-
tnrs proofs.w ’l'be pamphlet also gives
the moi members oi the church on
tbs first oi January. 1829. The list, con.
may Norwalk people, will be rend with
interut and preserved:
m mhfi.hll {Ital illness ”Ed I “an.” Keno“. ”MOW 0' JII‘VlI.
tiered him. Enos Kellnfix. snd dis his wife
Carl Wilhelm Knudsen was born in Rebeca X? lo“. I 0' 0! Eponstus.
hm. Denmark, January 18th, Nsthplvl Benedict.
. He was edncnted at the Military IN. I’ Milly. Ind Katy his wile.
collage in hsgen. sod attire Royal ‘ M 3‘10”“- “'00! "Ill! 1.
my at me Arts. lle excelled in fl 3?” Mflgé‘gt'loaglgéfl'ilmm
military drnngblsmnnnhlp and bust-so ,. .. We“. wido'w. .
(or m led him ultimately tondopt the
touching drswinn in the vsrlous W“ W
bronchial“ hisprofezsion. He lived in
misfit! savers! years. construe New mm
York shoot the year 1850, where he was
s mini proleasor oi drawing for
w yesrs. first in the Institute tor the my”
nod Dumhnod slterwsrd privstely, Ac
“published system at drawing was
sdnptedby man educational institutions
0o retiring torn active
Mair. Knudsen come to South Ror-
wali in 1580, where he made his home, pm,“
uteri-g st am into the life of the corn-
pnnity with the scrive interest of spirit-
‘ spirited man. Every educations! sod
benevolent plan round 3 so er in
Ilr Know. His name stso s to-dsy .
loonrcity for lsirh in God and chnrin (.
tnwsrds his lellow men; liberal with his
menusnvise of counsel. he was noivrrv
sally beloved. Twice during his run
humus Chapman. wld w
[m
. . ’Wnters, Widow. .
Jss. Seymour, sud Rebecos his wile. .
. Wood.
Raymond Benedict.
Jsa. Seycrnour. in, “it: Sushibis rails.
M burn" own use .
Betsey Bern r. widow of Enocig
dentist! ‘Brtls, sud Grace his wile.
Josrsh St. John.
Deborah angler, widow of lasso.
Debtirsh .
limbetb Cornstock.
“who Constant.
Kuhn Bsnediol, and Susan his wife.
Ibibsrt Wanton.
w Ezr-
Jsrvls in“. sud Horny his wile.
llsnnsb Gsrdnor. wife of William.
Jun L Ilsrvln and Clanndn his wile.
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as
305
533.
marrow —
a»... in com Norwnlh he visited {9 .2',’;',:.{: 771‘ Aldrin Bonmnflfifeoilsssc.
Europe. and traveled extrnwlvwlv in this punts .......... was Benedict.
‘ :13 31$ W3“ Mdt' mm”; er‘afiflfiémm a: man Smith Jim at llhkim
. ' ' » i one- rm ’ """ - . .
h n? K‘Eghionco?” deeply °" ””3"” ”,‘f m. burn St. John
tally Raymond. wife or John.
Jon. loch-nod sud Rebeoca his wile.
Esther m, widow of Hrsekisb.
Jthidow 0! Seth.
Lewis lsllnry suns. .
Ann. Miller. widow of Doctor.
Sir-b Grumman.
8 try Grumman.
Dinah Brnith, wile oi Elishirn.
Anna lash. wile oi Capt. Jscob.
Janet Grrflltb and Sarsh his win.
Ruth Hartford. widow oi Deacon.
W corn-ton and Betsey.
Daniel 8. Bartrsrn. .
Isrtbaol'oila. wile is: lining“e
lacy "pry, w w o z.
fihnbsel Elwood and Sally.
Esther Ann Hyatt.
Seth fleymnr.
Polly larchwood, widow oi Eben.
interested in all cdmxationsl matters, and
hemwidely known as an advocate oi
returned spe ling He was in communi
cation with eminent philologists hereand l m
abroad. and s tznembc’lrheol several m"
pillow socie es. . s stem
encode y
, i 11in
mvs'l'fiuag
. P099
honour:
£333
321°§
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spelling. He
cing Dictionary m HM. and
tsbnothcr educational books and ro-
phlelh in the interest of spelling re orm.
Two years ago he opened a lecture hall
“Chestnut street for Bmle service in oi d
English nod German. and other religious
- teschtng. as We“ as ior free lectures
and old-Pl ll] various other secular
studies. lit. Knudsen's setrnnomicsl
oil-oratory was a means of instfltcttm
andenjnynsentto many nos. w
.7 helnv‘rted to vinitit tie always loved ‘ ll Ketlsr, widow ol 8 hen.
to stinnlntel:n interest in gargantuan: The Inn Saithixdidfiw oi Dani
chug especial ly. r nrsdsen'n annsb.
‘ {eliglurob‘elisf was based absolutely upon ’ W bonds l'houlss Benedict Ind Isry.
.lhd Bibi. II the word of ”Hid. He
‘ Mud it n prwtical on well
on s qtrltsnl guide, and be depre-
. used every drpnture (mm the um-
00 the apostolic lsith. As s young
Ils- wss sssocisted withs band ot
Christians in Copenhagen, who enlisted
persecution for their current from the u
tshllshed church. but he belonged to no
rem body in this country. ills
church wss the church at Christ. rustle
up of ti! true hearted children of God.
_ llr.
, glen Ginsu,“ Worcester, M
\ unpainted with her slum, Miss Lucy
i: Green. in conducting thew {smarts sellout
r. for ladies on Filth svenor, New
Y . for my years. Mrs. lln
‘ survives her hushsnd.
mus 01‘ ”END TOWIMl,
‘, lobes-Ivy Proves s ramming loath to
i‘ Mm Issvsnm
Not lot rnsny winters bss February
so betraying to constwise m
swplym shroud! long blond Bound
lolsossamlv have wintery pissbowlsd
h‘thpssttendsystbst ruling vessels
Msloss to snag bothers, lssviog the
trade sl-cst entirely to the
82th ‘l‘s lot and Ab!
Joseph “fiber sod ldo .
my] , w w.
I Benedict, widow oi Willlsm.
- El Smith. wile of John.
Fully Odom, wife 0! John.
Olivls lismn. wife of James.
Km Downs sud Anus.
listhanrsi Benedict, Jr.. sud Esther.
Dsoisl K huh, sud Sslly.
[smells Hoyt. wits ol Ezra.
Rsohsi 3 Comp.
'9‘”
sin
toil.
“fit
’26 collectors.
cg the net indebtedness mum.»
Tl: lllhllhil 1M1”.
Instr-ow! in the latter-t will
laws» or live In: Blur.
stinnoicsrtainlsndasttbahsadoifive abdgotherbhwfls.
I. I
Illslilvsrwssrssnsssdatthe'rown
use Gregory, ii ollnssn
Ball is unremyaurssy u to s. n. “I hin'flaofim.
N.“.B¢ldsn,onsoithstbrascsnuiv w Instr-.sndlucmls
m,mwsm.pr—nwabiyon humidhol-lobn.
sownnt or m. It was utssily {Misdemeanors
tlsry n Benedict.
tiers lochwond.
and about nuns-a Butts.
Mm’ " 'm' ” a" mus Raymond. wllsol Wm.
sssss Wsrrsn. wits oi Most.
florlbosr. sod Debnrsh
stout
monomers. ultimo-to
insulation-oi M’s-6th
”Woodrow-autism
5". ' . . "I
Butts: sud flsaosh his wile.
mood. wile ct Jnslsb.
, wile «can.
wits oi Ilaot.
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sans.
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up In: west. “by“... In
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Per Cent. ."Il-‘LSOOU nit
[Film 0? I'll! OOWIHA‘I'ION . Ls
tslnlnalhs unmet of the snceslorsn!
O r ,
wood. sud Saab his wile.
Thesaurus sun. or South Norwnlk, 1““
santotthsConnrepticnal obnrcbln M‘“
y d m We
John Allen. Ind Eunice hlnwllda
lisrtln strcnoe.
Eliza Kris , wife 0! Earn.
Chsrlotte wood. widow of Ass.
Btoddsrd J Frost and lisry.
Poll Benedict.
Wll Isrn Griffith, sod his wife.
Manson Imhwood.
Elizabeth Lockwood. wile of Willlsm.
Betsey Jarvis. wits of Jesse.
Phebe Hsnlord, wife of Piotr.
Eunice Hyatt. wile or on.
Bully Jennings. widow of .
Elizabeth W core.
Wrilisrn B Tsylnr.
Bin-than Wheels
.3. ,N“ ‘ V - ,, Wmmmw.~m
" mm WWI OYSTER . "
s storms or nsrs‘r Incon-
“1Alla To OWN“! 0' In". .
ass.- wssslu new the MI. s.-
‘ zap-puss rio- h"rlaarl'thl sod rm.
pr War-Inuit- of ‘lnrs
Vow lotus Over Owurshtp. ’
.‘l'he decision bended down recently by
Judas George Whaler. .
m"mlflmthodm Oystsr’
nominal. for the nonunion oi thirty
aerosol oyster grounds
harbor, near the westernsioeottbsjsny.
excites unnsnsl interest serous Connecti-
. out oystergrowsrs sod rnsn who mshe s
business speculstlnfln oyster grounds.
The one come .up in the Superior
Court beiors Judge Wheeler sud s jury.‘
The trill was ended by n verdict in inv-
or of the plaintid. who
can Oyster com
r.
Edwsrd 8. Robinson.
Diary 1’. Crosby.
anus?- lorsbouse.
Elias s lnr.
Harriet tts.
Uriah Raymond. sud Rebeca.
lsry Lowe, wile oi stid.
Anus Hendrick. wile of Lewis.
Soils Ker-let. wife 0! Benjamin.
Thoms- Ban!
Polly Elsie, wile of John.
Additinnnl members on the first 0!
Janusry. 1880.
Elimbeth di widow.
Edward flaw
Daniel Nest-comb.
l’hnddeua B. Benedict. Ind Katy.
Anionic Lyon, wile ul Zslrnon.
Nancy Sunnis, wile oi Seymour.
Diary 1’. Crosby. '
Polly Beardsley. widow.
Lucinda Beardsley.
Cbsrlrs luchwood, and Mary E.
Ruth Snmtnls, widow.
William lactic, sud Mary his wlie.
3mg!” Bystt. signaling”. 1
tone them. so is wl c.
any E. Thor . y
ulrsm Seymour.
srnrnr runs ”grim;
The Buss-rd sets the Best or the lions
lullmd coup-av.
The big doors at the entrsnce totbr
Norwalk Horse Beilrnsd compsny‘e
stables were closed Inst nlghtmnd the
place was deserted, the snow hsving. for
once. got the upperbsndol the oompsny.
compelling than to sbsndoh the north l
of can.
Not since the famous blizzard of 1888
has Norwslk experienced such ssnow
storm as prevailed yrsterdsy
poruculsrly throughout the siternoon
A northwest gsle drove the snow with
blinding lury through the streets. piling
it in good—stud drifts wherever it could
find 1 convenient lodxmt. and Inst-
inx the do most disagreesble l. r
thmscorn lsdto bsont of doors
abo‘rt eight inches oi snow tell on the
VB .
The street rsilwe corn nies fought
the decoy drills with conald‘srable deter-
mination, but the more beam covered
with snow shout ss tut ss were
clesoed. On the West sveous Iina double
csrs gsvo way to "bobtslls." while a big
snow plow wss brought out in melon
tnkeeprhe med 0 n. This was in s
mentors sncosssln . but alter the {sc-
torivs closed sud the bulk of the tnvrl
cussed it was decided to bsol "I the an
and wait until the storm subsided belor
lortbereflurts were mode to clesr tho
tracks. The lsst cars were drsvn
10 {our horses, and it required
I nt three-quarters oi an hour to
go from South Norwalk to Norwslk
On the tramwsy the out kept worhlns
but and forth. with an extr- rnsn snd
ssnow shovel on each cor. and by this
meson the tracks were kept clcsr so that
trsflc wasnotentlrelysns . Inter
snow plows wsrcsttsc to the frontal
the csrs.sod as the tempest sbstsrl
trips were msde morn rsgnlsrl . By 8:”
the trscrs were prsctloally us from
snow.
As early so 1 o'clock this moral ‘
David. Finch who clssns the Horse -
rosdoornpsny’strsc bsdalsrnslorce
of men at work.
MINI“! 80!!er W033.
do Osmiu- ot Ipoclnl Interest and fro.
M tn lllhlo “M
Ambblnstltntewlilbsheldlnthe
thsswsinnbsginingsta sud 7:80 p. n.
W. N. Simonswlllbethsprssidln‘otlt
est.
3
5?
etc
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it
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if,
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ii
if
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tr,
Norwslh Win church. tomorrow;
stun. 'l‘hemrt
tnuobtotbesnrprlsssndchsrxin at the
ct. nut-inserts time in the
defends
buttery oi
Connecticut you
In as is bnown thst tnis lsw
clssriydsfined tbeoonrt.
The Amer-lo}: Oyster oompsny. or
which Dir. Harsh tn
the Ass Curtis right.
ed thst the con y
thst others On
the pauper snrhorlties.
or or not the pluntifl
tho
the out!!!
and
himse
ground in question, and
made by himself on lot!
nsl designation
mittee.
ll valid, either In
in consequence of the
claim 0! s
The case has excited
long Islsnd. I! the
tilt Ill thorn ll
under sud by virtue of
nations, which were
Palladium.
sud other social silsirs
Georgetown, and one
wss about to
"I true- you don't.
indl sntly.
Jnstthsntbs
“Hold on HIM” tho
Istsd. “youdon steep»
f-Lrtsool ins. Ir. Jones yelled. sud
once Jump sbsard the
min. At this moment soother blur
more tried to
oostesntenpsnd the
'7
tbs thlnl.
Mr. Jones wss ndtb
III!
.3"
cc...
or
s.
{ill
5%
w ,3 m m for 100 pairs Lsdies’ button, 0. 8. up, ammo, “goo,
"“"' “an” Also another lot from Parker, Holmes & 00., as follows:
property. Attorney Willisrn H. Ely, oi
theilrtnolGassdzllprpcsrsdlor Mr.
Bell snd arr-Judge Puckett lor tboArneri-
put .
Judge Pickett clashed thst the plsin
till, Ir. Boil. hsd no title by purchase.
Ind could not obtain title by
kilowatts
mph! and clsi
thaothsrhsnd, the do
tolailnsd that A. Curtis bsd
by designation from
on their title
from hint was sbanlursno antler ghetto
ground {or filteen you-I;1
alyfiled with the town clerk. hut. in
mombnsbeenlost and cannot be
recove .snid Mr. bfiner. ‘
explanation he produced on ancient
lookin? mag. which be said was made by
l , no upon which was shown the
e by the oyster mm-
Tne Curtis title dstes s number n!
rests slur the Ball title, sud n the
verdict the jury dude that the Bel title
consequence of the
originsl declaration, which is now last, or
verse occu tron by Mr. le1 under the
lots ownership.
Interest sarong the oyster growers, both
in this vicinity and door; the shore of
Supreme Court. as it very likely will, It
will determine s question of very [ml
ind many of which hove now been lust
and csnnot be dupliosted.-Nsw Haven
HISTAKBN IDENTITY.
low stout-3 Society In In Tshsn for
7 no “better.
Edward Jones. oi Bridgeport. wbo bss
been s guest at the Tennis club's dances.
the past several cocoons. was recently
the victim of s csse oi mist-hen identity
Ilr. Jones trsvsls {or div-Gilbert a
Bennett lsnulsotnring oompsoy. oi
ladders on businsw for the firm. He
hen bl ii 1» mm ”1,1?“
w a com u to m
sod told blunts wanted hem. p
" replied Mr. Jones
" all I do." med
ststion ml Ilr. Jones sttsrnpred' to step
sbnsrd.
user was pieced under subiection.
"You are scouted cl
(torn the his oi A. D.
llcsnrsn ssld es the min
the rush sod positively identified hint u
ind .
warm: r1."'r"...."‘-°'~’c r
ssms are n r
P” wasloched up. howgvsr. and held for s
nesting. Hornet lormsrslnt his cus-
tomers, sod identified bin, bu-
rsl to let bin Br
hennsvlnnsd'ths suthultlss
sun wss so bold. bed bor-
é 2.
l ‘ and I,
IEI.
People'sDoilanill. Its inducncehsscsnsedn‘s‘toforgctprofl. ' Wesirn
gains that the bill will pose
_ we’ll do thereof. .
in this-not ‘
in New than
will retoln his
50-inch Navy Blue Storm Serge, 25c.
thst he could:
once, as
has been
out. ht
lsintifl cl m-
t it,
lent values at 150., 250., 290., 39c.
had nsed’snd
121-20. pair.
rs be'
'1‘ e Ball
“undoubt-
and Four-in-hand, at. 250. each.
With this
tho designation
from the origi‘
Wo—
coutinucd ad
I amt deal oi
Telephone. 57-4.
South now)"
011 Store.
Ourin'erestinthe“WilsonTsrfl!Bill”iscompleiely oversbsdcwedbyonr intern-tin the
. mlytonilo'rsnchhfi
flMtdobfio—inlomtlfl. Wfihlmmihywm,w,
PHENOMENAL VALUES
IRE s‘” oo .
40-inch All-wool Whip Cord, black and ooers
worth 75 cents a yard; at this sale, 50 cents.
Novelty Dress Goods, 40 inches wide, excel-
Men’s Furnishings.
Enthusiasm Increasing Daily. llur Wonderlul Values the Only Reason.
Men’s 25-cent Suspenders, all colors, only ”
m... Our 45 cent line of Men’s Neckwearflecks H
mutilate
but aim repaired tint the pa
filed MP3 the town clerk.
Boy’s Heavy Bicycle Hose, only 12 1-20. pr.
All our Winter Underwear at Reduced prices
The Norwalk Boston Store,
CORNER MAIN and WALL 51's.. NORWALK. CT.
casesornothe
much lsnd held
these old desig-
never records“,
Bl Washington Street, South Norwalk, Bonn.
in Norwalk for
day be visited
the policeman
drew into the
policemen ejsou-
thst wsy."
:THE ABOVE IS THE
indlsnsnt drum-
stesllng 04.000
Drew. s cusl
400
City, that failed just
lollows:
coo pairs Wharton and lace, welt, pot. up. worth 05.0mm».
Impniandlcs'bntton,welt,pst.hp,wortb.$t.w,stfl.u. .
lib
WW,
.IMIIO
. Alters
100 pairs ladles’welhwonhflw out“.
twpnanMtip.wortb3.w.atzm
wOpsiandlss’mpleOrludnslssssltofi. worth 100st 1.00.
loopsirslsn’tdnesbomstlm'.
m-phslsn’bmnchsrs, wathhooatut.
mmummmwmmmmmum.
lwmwlfdlflMMQ-m.“ 1.”.
THEODORE OLSEN
A Special Sale to March 15m.
‘ Ill ladies’ and Men’s Fine Shoes. 387 Pairs
of ladies’ Turn Shots Worth, $4.50 at Sill oer Pair.
BIGGEST BARGAIN llll EARTH.
pairs of Lounsbury, Mathewson &. 0033 Fine Ladies’
Shoes, made for a Iar 9 store on Broadway, New York
fore the goods were shipped.
"I Lounsbury, Mathewson & 00. says: “This is positively the finest
lot of Ladies’ Shoes ever turned out of our’ factory.” I therefore,
bought them, and‘ior 60 days will ofl‘er them at half price, as
100mlrshsdiss’flstln0flordsorflsndala,alleolorsniusfltofl;wnrth”our!
tr.
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