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OBWALK. CO .. FRIDAE: NOVEMBER 30 1894.
Villa on. cmmwrm
‘ - . rumour-minutiae whet
olnhenterteieedtbeir gen friendn
. Dorrie Item the lion.
it More till! The tool
lee teglenl Bottom.
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inst llill our lililll.
Oholwoll'Iiiler. w... moi. lent night.
The gentlrmnn'e prinowee won by PM.
Oerl Hm end Iine Inude Bhow.of
Brooklyn. won the indr’e prinn.whloh
wee’o tortlne 'nhell comb. ‘About forty
gueete'. wore prevent. end otter the genre
donning wen indulged in. A luncheon
won nnrvod.
Iine Etto Benedict wee nurprined et
her bomoon Orcherd etreet. lent night.
by the mombere of ahermon Com-
mendory.U. o. o. c., nudotberfrloodn.
They went preperod to epood en enjoy.
eblo evening, end the bacon won quickly
thrown open to them. Hire Benedict
woe e grechun hoeteee. (lemon were
pleynd end rofreehmontn nerved. The
occeeion wen oil the more delightful, it
being the eunivornery of her birthdoy.
One of tho runny pleeeont eociel ovontn
of Thenkegtving evo wee e'gntberiog of
young people et the home of Ir. end
Ire. Herry Boilwltz. on Adomn ovonuo.
About forty gueetn were proeent, end
tbeevenlng wen npnnt in deucing end
merry-rooting. Refreebnionte were
bountifully provided. It won eorly yon-
uni oorvi‘cee ot the Norweh Bop-
"’eburczqworo ofnvory epiritueboher “:3 morning M0" “w W" db.
Ber. F. E Robbine m, P9 .
uponthehome end the fill” Ir endIrn. Willtem Giodfollowon
‘ node few friendnot their homeon
. Hematite diet componen- they in: night, emoug thou pre-
’dflwmmwwdm. “It Ir.nnd In W. E. Oeborn.
netting WM 0mm m
' tonntupefentil! “N’- 3’ lib “abomination WM 00"“
much help woeidho derived nil.
‘woeldmeknthe church end “£1“, mm in end obouutooue oolletion
(tongrngetloen Attend tho Iteligioen
end Give ‘lhoohn for the lone.
motel-an of the Your new Drow-
‘ to n clone.
,jw congrogotion woe proeent, yon-
. log, or the union Thenkegiv~
o’cvion in the South Norwnlk Boptiet
- The peetor, Rev. B. 0. fiber-
til
j‘ hodcbnrgooftheoorvicoeond
’ the ncripture loenon. Rev. Gorold
Brerd uttered proyer, end the nermou
preechedbyltev. A. 8. Kevenngh,
text won from Acto. xxriil., 15:
.... when Pnuleew ho thoukod God
,lookcourogo." Thoeervicowenofe
helpful cherecter.
were very eppropl'iete to the die
I". C. I. Selleck proecbod in Trinity
on the theme of "Theukfulnone,"
gethorougltly inetructivo dincouree,
- -perticulorly on the producto of
north end the progreon of the country.
:7." eppropriete oerricen were held ot
~ » church in tho morning, Ror.8
Wetkino preoching o oormon of on.
intereet. The regulor evening
.. wee omitted.
‘ HAPPY IOIE-COIIKGS.
' lldrew nod Grendehlldreo Gethnr.
' omen the Pore-tel enrol Inerd.
3 There woe o hnppy Thnnkogivieg goth-
' ettberoeidenceof Joan E. Bei-
'on the Green. Among
‘ . preeontwero Mr.eud Ire. F. B.
3 ' ‘.‘Ir. end Ire. ‘Chorloe DoHert
., ebd femily. of New York, end
. end Ire. F. R. Sanford. of " River-
ntroot. The houre were quickly penned
with gernee end other omuee-ontn. Ir.
Valentine in foreman in J. (J.
Cole bot fectory end it very populer.
Ado-re ovenuo,
friendn.
A number of friende of Mine on
Brooklyn. ‘
entertoined o few friend
Iieo Addie LeCoeio. of B
The Iieeee Wighem. of El
"1 ‘nlenkogiving dinner woo nervod et h“ evening wen npent.
.7. Brynut'e reeidence, on Soot ero-
. Thoee preeont were Ber. end Ire.
. , end femily end Ir. end Ire. Burr
‘i of Georgetown; Iiee Leno Rey-
' .of Seniordo: end Ir. end lire.
t". Bryent. of Norwolk.
I‘he'l‘rowbridgo femily bed e reunion
- thereeidenco of Ir. end Ire. C. 8.
bridge, South Mein etreet. There
preeontG 8 Trowbridge end fem-
. , Ir. end Ire. George Whelpley. Ir.
. Ire. Williom Clerk end Mil Emmn
friendn et her home on Coder etreet.
loll ot the Armory.
liftb eunuol bell of C. l".
on
dented encceee both
. oociofly.
Thorewono reunion of the Wheeler
ly ot the renidonce of Chorlen [1.
let, Orchord etreet. Thooo protect
Ir. end Ire. A. C. Wheeleroud
ly end Ir. end hire. Cherloe Littell
felllly.
;Ir. end Ire. Robert Iorton, of Teylor
,‘ entertnined e few friendo. lnet
g r t. Robert Brown end Willlom
9 w furninbod mooic, end the occenion
epleenent one.
fibre wee 'o reunion of the DoKlyn
4y in Denbury. Twenty-two role-
1 were preornt.nrnong thorn being
_. l'. DeKiyn end fomily, of Matt ovo-
oxquiete munic, the mueicione being lie
of tho ermory.
celly odornod with bunting.
coupler. 'l‘ho
moot intriceto W beeutlfnl
It. end Ire. C. F. Toilet, of Heri-
" etreet. euterloinod their children
grendohildren. numbering in oil
ttwonty-ilve.
. Ketherllie Wilcox, of Folrileld
gnvondinnorperty to her one
endnportyof four New York
hell on hour.
outlinodon the door.
0etnrrrF.A.Leuo.of the depot rentnu-
Diluted fonily in Wilton. length. Eugene Wild-en, of Donbnry.
«onion.
won e enroll femiiy gethering ot pie-led It the heortyn
mt.
ottoet.entnrtninedreietlroefrotn onetoei. 'l‘honfleeredfiheiadgnere:
. Ionter, John Dyonzrioei
woeoheppy mninnof thoWode; pent lenient}.
fondly etl'ifl loin new. ilneeeler.1'.l‘. hooky:
"RHINO PAI’I'III.
'Getheriegn of run People u out door m John
hoooino end Donne one Iwet. Grille; door minke. I
oenetnblege’ot young people choir-no. w. A. Devh.
Iti'leergemn new»... Willow“;
Ivonne the violet. Denice» Goren-Ii?”
. Aéldtyleb»
et whlet.otthnhotnnof‘IbIehel‘
moor Gertie. Corde wore
in unrelity. Theeeloctionn b, the Chorlen E. Volentino enterteined nbout
forty friends et hie home, 88 But'or
Wilenn &
There wen o em ell noclel gothering ot
the home of Ir. end Ire. Frock Boil-
witz, on Beldon ovnnuo, lent night. To-
8. night Mr. end In George Beilwltz. of
will , entertoin e few
Finnegen were entertained ht her home
on linvilond etreet. Wedueodoy evening,
in honor of Iioe Groce Ferrington, of
The Iieere Ioudo end nlu Gregory
or their home
on Eeot evenue, loot mg l, in honor of
etreet.
entertoincd o few friende, loot night.
Refreebmonto were nerved end o delight-
Iliee Iergeret Richerdnon enterteiurd
IN THE HALLS OI" TEBI’SICIIGBE.
over loco People Attend the 'l'rnloooee'o
Over one thoueend people ettondod tho
Cometock
Lodge. No 332, Brotherhood of Roilroed
Treinrnon, loot night, in the Norwnlk
nrmory, end the oileir won on unproce-
tinencielly and
A npeciol troin errived from
Denbury obout ll o‘clock, bringing over
two hundred people, end prominent roil-
roed men were preeent from Bridgeport,
Pittelield. New York, New Heron end
Stemford. Smythe'o orchoetro furniebod
tinned on e pletform on the nonth ride
The etentl won ertinti-
The
orcheetre, province to donning. rendered
e concert progrontmo of neverel eolec-
tioon. The greed merch etertod et 9:30
o'clock. led by Conductor end Ire. Joh'h
Dyeo end Jomen IoCroocly. who were
followed by one hundred nod nevonty-llvo
h who one of the
over
otte'mptod in town end occupied nhout
During the evolution
the inltieln “B. R R. '11." were dintlnctly
The iodine were
prwentod with hendeooio eonrnnire.
rent, ravedthnenppor. ortrnctively lord
. . Pork were preeentnto renninnot of the ormcry. extending in entire an...” 3.1".“ a"...
fenlly of Alone: Nickornonmot ooiledodthobgnroe. Who“ won the
Wench-primitive Iergeetinnttendonoecfeoyevergiroe
bythelodge.udtho-nerhernwereeo
ecoordrd
,of Ire. Julie 0. Gregory, onthemthntitwillundoe lyhehridin
' ’ thietowolothnfoinredeeteodofeitor-
“um Ire. Wellece n. Porke, of noting with Mfytllh been the
,IneoeleodiglloepieMIee-ohnt.
oboe” fortbyoilcwondhlneoftheir
weoon feveritte. 'l'hopvot tyomletyglrlwen
thwehionedworoehordointy hood-
», met. on the crowd cheered snot
Thenbgiviog dove. in hoem'lbbehlownndoddollynylrlled
Arm. beoetivitiee oo-ieeecd et but natur- weight weone nothing
.. ._ m
TWO CENTS
vnemmeo enters. 5‘
m»: t... ... ..... .... .... Mlllllllll HEARING.
newton non-r the nu.
Humane-monorail“.
monounsaturated-mm nonalcoholic to teeth a.
imm.mmummum ognimtthedilieed muwmmmdmm
dwedthniriniteleoleotionofooonoertof louder'n plucky foliownrn. Norwelk “‘9' WM “Mn- - I'M. ”I“ [“thth 3""
rereexeeilonce. At our Profoeeordiber- mode continent hroekn omit Dnn- “lb-"d “I ““1"" W”, llteeollileit leyent. ' a
eon.oi8tnmford. thopromptnr.ennouuo_- tunic-one end the intorforonceend “PM new,” ”Mound . *
edthogrond-orcb, whichwoeroepood teckleeofthehomoteotn vntho “MWMW-umem _....... “5”
Ir. end Ire. Willie- Vell. ofDonv
bury. ere git-tn ofW. J.~ Pinnoy, of
Borkdeyetreet.
Irn. Chorloo L. Willordpmew Britnie,
weengnentof Ire. George Word Bol-
lock. of Norwelk.
Ire. end Ire. Willinm Duncen, of
New York,nrenpendiug n few deye in
edtobyiiftyotwocouploe. who executed higbutprelee. Ontbe
' of the moot fencinotlng grend MIT. fullobeckond heif-
tnorobenover witnoeeedle the orteory. bnttborowneolnck of orgonined teem
Ii coiled forth meny complimentnry re- work.ond born won w Ngwelk wee
eterkn of the eye-witooeeeeneotod in tho otitn beet. 'l'hntoem won well drilled.
beiconynndon either olden! thodoor. end never pleyed better together then
The moroh woe led by Bnmuol 1“. Footer yenterdny. Donbury nont down ltereg-
end lody. At iteconclueion thodencorn nlor Y. I. C. A. olnvon. coproinod by B.
took their poeltlono for thoilret number warm. Both leemo’ om indulgedle ”W V »
on the ordor.eud it won noorly down proliminory Mil“. the vlnltornmoking Ir. end In. A. W.‘Auntlu. of Nor-
when the concluding quodrillo of the their tlm nppooroneo on the field. . 'llkillflnl the dny in New Csnoon.
twenty-eight donooo won renchod. The The g... u... «use or 8:18, hot. The '0'” “in“! Ill." yentortley
ntngo upon which the orchoetro woo otn- Boil. of the Norwelk Iiiltory Inetituto, 'm' the Mk!" h Brooklyn.
tioued, on the loft bend centre boring b:en chneen referee end 0. W. Ir. end ImEirom Dnvhofhldgo‘
ofthotloor,weo very prettily doooretod 31".", of Denbury, umpire. Elbert lield, gore theuke with In. Williem
with Amerrcon tinge end bunting. At W Clerk wen linemen. N01...“ '0. Werren,of Oil-VIII"! etreet.
the right of the name. goth. Armor, mm” "a cbcno m north 8°" “‘0'. Williem H. Hollow, of Donbtrry, woo
woo o ntond from which rofreohing tom- tag the whim to up. ‘5. “u, Don? P 8“" 0' W- B. NOW-'01 illil city.
cameo bounce- wer- eerved.end min bury kicked 0. with o goin of fifty “5M“ 3- D-Bm'lhI“N°"-'h
roam! the hell wen n mlniotnro onto. ”an, 3m", of the 31mg”. “PW” W3“ "’0 d" in Dub"!- _
where rolreehmontnond ice ereeei were log a. mu, Norwolh then loot the Ir- end’Ire. 35"" 11- “Who‘ll!“-
nervcd by Cnterer Leon. The membern hell on down, but quickly regoinod n by ”I “N“- "0'0 80““ 0‘ Ire. Boyt’o
of tho cot-pony were ettired in full . fumble. They a... mode m, mthm-A
silt tilltis strum.
city Attorney Light Citeo Some Ohioetlnwe .
logerdleg the Down-leer to the lleh-
wog thet the compo-y Propeeee to
or.» oi the wool-loote- etroot Crating.
Tbo eeoond hoering before the Rollo
rced Commionionoro regording the
chnngon to he mode in South Norwhlk by
the (buolidoted ,Roilrood compeny. wee
hold in the Council room. thin morning.
City Attorney Light enid the city won
netieilod with the gonerol couree. but oh-
jected toheving Weebiogton oh'eet out
down three feet. He thought eighteen
inohee wnnenongb. It won odengeroue
highwey end would be e greet incon-
venience to the people. He thought it
wouldbebettertucutgfldhe oegloeond ,
give more npm MW end piece
etod, tb lergeet dnlngntiou being tbot
of Compony K, of Bridgeport, which bod
fifteen membern in etteodonce. Tho
committom upon whom roetod tho euc-
ceee of the occonion, end who ere worthy
of much preiee. wornen foilown: Floor
monogor, 8. l‘. Footer; oneiotent floor
mouegor, Sorgeent J. Borrott; oide. Pri-
veteB. Hell. Privotc W. Ainley, Sor-
geent A. ll. Buttery. Coerrol w. W.
Bloom, Prirete J. Wood; reception com-
mittee, Coptoin it I. Bone, Linulenent
A. J. Wilcoxoou, Identenoni H. A. Veil:
committee of nrrengemonto. Lieutennnt
A. J. Wilcoxnon, Sergeent J. Borrott,
Prlvete W. I. Conmock, Lieutcuont E.
A. Votl‘Corporel J. Cullen, Printer 8.
Minter. '
e gueet of Ir. end Ire. George W.
Selleck.
Ir. end Irn. Norm Inuy, Iinn
Belle Muzzy end Iieo Deiey Wood,of
New Boron. end Ir. end Ire. WJ
Clorko, of Woetbrook, npent the dey
with Ir. end Dire. Dovid Gould, of
Acedemy etreet.
Ir. end Ire. R. G. Iitchell,of New
Boron, were gucetn of Aguotue New-
comb, oi‘ Went Mein etreet.
Mien Grece Forrington, of Brooklyn,
won the talent of Him Iey Finnegan,
florilend etreet.
W. E. Irwin and family, ( f Glenbrin k,
opérit the day at the home of .l. P.
Zelufl.
Rev. end Ire 3. ll. Wetkino. of Green
church rectory, went to New York oftel'
the church oervice. yeeterdoy, and etc
Thonkogiving dinner with Dr. end Ire.
Elise-
Tho Mir-re Lottie end Junie Sbumwoy
end Mine Lnelio Venilooeoer. of Nov-
wolk, epout the day in New York.
Iii-o Iorion Benedict. of Norwelk,
npent the doy with relatives in Stemford.
Frederick Arnold, of Hortford, won e
Thonkortiving gueet of Mien Alice hmine
Uholwoli. of High etreet.
Fred Bennett, of New York, spent
Thonkegiring with friende on The Green.
Ire. Inebel ll. Ezekiel, of West Red-
ding, oto turkey with Ir. end Ire. A. B.
Ezekiel, of Kellogg etreet.
Mire Bertho Puncher, of Denbury, wee
e gueet of the Mime l’orko. of l‘ronce
drone uniformn. Thorewenoropreoonto- goino, {Weill the b.“ to Dentury'e lib-Dd '1'}- A- 3330”.“ mm”! eupporteontbo "WM?” ‘l‘he nbntr
doom-n mrr more»! in the Fourth forty-yord line. On the wound down WNW“ P°"°""“‘" mnnttobe locotoddhww .
"Elm bi“ W0. Conpnny [.01 Will- George lender nocurod the bell one Cbeuncey'l‘owneley, of NewYork, " would not be on the Wee ‘
doebrd oronnd Deubury'n right end,
eluding ell teckloe, end eecnrod e touch-
down. ‘l’imn of hell in ploy.eixmin-
utee. Then there wen e diepute, Den-
bury oleiming tbet Louder renoutnido
of the line. Referee Bot! decided in
fever of lander, holding tbet the crowd
woe lined up no thet it would hove been
cool. to impoeeible for Louder to
get outoide of the line. Coptnin
Wricbert, of the Donbury eleven.
noid bin turn would not ploy if
Nor-elk ecceptrd the decieiou. Coptein
Lender, not withing todieoppclnt the
opectotore, refused to teke honorn end or
drred the bell book into ploy. Then
come o bot nkirmioh, during which Nor.
wolk loot the hell on downe. but eecured
it ogeiu from Denbury in the come mon-
ner, end kept creeping cloeer end cloeer
to Denbury'n goel. Not once were they
forced beck beyond Doubt; ‘e forty-yerd
lino. Louder linelly model. o brook
through Donbury'o center, ying the
bollcloeeto Donbury'n goel lino. Nor-
wnik. by e concentretrd ruoh, forced him
over the line. occuriug e touchdown.
eftcr the bell hed been in ploy but twelve
minulro. Louder thou kicked e gool
omid the wildeot entbuoionm. Doubury
then took the bell end led oil with on-
other kick. Ioenmon necurod the hell.
but dropped it. end Denbury regnined it
only to into it on downe. Neither
eido goined ony odvon.ege until
IcDonough oecurod the hell on e fumble
end node n goin of twenty yordo for the
vieitoyn. Ho ntood o four obow of reech-
ing Norweik’o gonl lino, when he won
epprcechon to the ere-logehnnld not be
more than four per cent. five per cent.
being eito’gnther too much, on oil on-
gineorn whom he bed connnlted egreed.
Agrnnito well woo erected in piece of
the elopo of stone end enrth; flooring of
the overheetl bridges et Woohingtoe end
Lowe otreote nhould hove eomething to
notch enter and dirt end eleo oomething
to doeden nouud. if prieeible. The mop
of Monroe ntreet cells for forty feet
in width, be cold. The legol width k
lifty feet, and it ohould be mode oixty.
orpaciolly nhould the company build ite
depoto there. The treeke et the In-
chenic etreet crooning of the Donbury
end Norwolk division were two feet be.
low the grade of the etreet. end thoeity
deoired to hove them roierd to e level, It
won promioed they nhould be when the
track wee leid.
(bkmnl Front, repreeenting Ire. I.
Lender, D. P. Ely end Eelwerd Quittlifl.
mid they were not dinpoeed to find (edit
except in rcferonceto the dopromioo of
three feet. Adrpremion of one foot or
.‘ghteen inchoe would not be counidored
detrimentol, but three feet would leove e
howl right in the been of the city, into
which every otreot convergeo.
Judge Lyndo Horrieon. ettorney for
the i‘oneolrdeted roilroed comp‘ony, cold
the locotion of the depot woo not before
the commiooionere. Ho ooid thot olroedy
the trecke were obout one foot above the
onteblinhed grnde of the etreet. end e cut
The Athletic cron'. Deuce.
A lerge number of the young people of
the town ettondrd the matinee dance
given by the mombero of the S ruth Nor-
welk Athletic club. from 2 to 8 o'clock,
yontordny ofternocn, et their hnndeomo
quertere on Woebington etreet. The doc
oretione were the some on thoeo or the
inoug‘hrol bell. loot week, end Purdy a
Freemon'e orchoetre provided munic. A
ougheble, but very drillcult burleeqno,
celled the loddor-tropeeo not, won given
by Orin Frodrich, no the clown. end .lohn
Noonen. no the ethleto. The floor meno-
ger woo Chorlen D. Toylor; nidoo, Thomoe
Koogb.P. C. Show end JomroOortlo. The
next event of importonco to be given by
the club will be e omoker, oerly in the
coming month.
lenle end Dunning nt Gnrmoele Bell.
AThonknaivingdonco lurtbo membern tocklod by “can“ end ‘10,,an 1h.“ “not. d Ii J W S d Ii m 0‘ "o hm “dim". would bordly be
end efow of their frlendo won held by there won more nhirmiohing in which i i?“ 79- . "l “'9 3990‘ e noticed otter it bed been used two yeero.
the Germonio 8n~igrrhund, loet night the 30...". were goining. when time d3! "I 3'90" lie cited ”'9", place,
Weterbnry.
Bortford end Norwich. where the depren-
gion who even grenter. in this inntence
people who objettoot'ut in the etreet.
will be much more diecornmoded, bo-
coune it will be more of e
height in getting to the depot
on cement of neceoeerily steeper ep-
proechoo and the enormouo erpenne
every odditiunel foot in height would
coune nhould be taken into conoideretion
by the commieoionorn. Every ndditlonol
foot of reiee oleo chute oil light end eir.
which ore greatly to 'be deoirod. end
Profoeeor Dribl furniehod niueic. end
there wee vocel nelecticno by the native
membere of the moiety.
Ir. end hire. 1-) ll l-‘,ux of “2 West
etreet. govo thonke with reletirce in
Edgewotrr, N. J.
Ir. end Ire. W. S, Sturtevent, of
Elmwood revenue. entertained Ir. and
Ire. J. C. Sturtevont, of Brooklyn.
Iies Kittie Olive Hutchinson, econ--
pooled by Iiee Iory Morrille, of Veneer
college, is eponding the Thenkegiving
rocotioo with her porom'i. Mr. end .llre.
A. J. Hutchinson, of High etreet.
Ito. M. F. Ely penned the doy with
her eieter, Ire. R. T. Cooper. in New
wen coiled for the iiret belt. The were
etood: Norwolk, ii; Donbury, 0
Louder led 08 with e kick for Nor-
weik in the necond holf, end geined
twonty-yerdn. but Deubury quickly forc-
ed the bell beck to the centre. Here it
remeinod for oovrrel minntee. when
Donhnry tried o kick. Sniilin nought it
on e bound end no like o reoe borne for
Donbnry'e gonl. lie woe tncklod by
Weichert. but he threw him oil end on-
cured onothor touchdown for Norwolk.
end louder kicked nnother gool Time
of hell in ploy, nine minntne. Donbury
Ionhlten nt Arlen “oil.
A lorge repreeentotion of the mornhern
of The Knob Outing club, with their
frieudn, enjoyed the Thenkngiving eve
deuce given in Arion Hell by the ledioe
of the club. Iocelin’o orcbeetrn provid-
ed the moeic end Leno the rofreebmeele.
end both were of n nuperior quellty.
lee-die looiety'e loll.
tiermenle Bell oontoiuod o oodl Heron. "‘“ld “u” more domoge thonve cut.
getheviug of MP“ Wodnrndey am“: led oil withe kick. 5‘" goieod 00'! “IN Iine Juli ii lb" ' ‘ m d in There in, he thought, plenty of room for
on thnoocooion 0g .31. Scendle nociety'd yordn. 1'0".“ “in“ ‘50 N". M“ N.” Heron.- y / P9“ oy eidowelke oi the Weehingtonotroeirrom-
loot inofutnblo. Donbury then loot on
downo, end Norwolk commend took»
ingblggelnn end noon forced the boil
over Donbury'e twontylivo yerd lino.
Both nidre bengod owey ot the center for
came time. Louder. by e thirty-yen!
run. brought the boil beck inoido of Deno
liury'e twenty live yord line, when Bur-
dbord, by e run, geinod nevrn yerdo
more. timnll geinn were then mode until
ing, on the epnco between the norrowret
opening in one hundred end four feet
wide. lie objected to here the nbuttnent
1 oi the crooning not book to the building
line, which he noid woe ontoblinbed for
two romeo, without! eppeorenco end in
cone of fire. The iocetino of the obnt»
moot woo denigned to enoblo people to
peer conveniently onrl eofeiy, but if the
city propoere to ewteblloh n building
hell. A Bwodleh orcheetre from Bridge-
portfnrniebod mueic end Prod Webtter
prompted. A delegotion of youngpoo
plofroni the Bridgeport noolety oleo et-
tendnd. At intormleeion o epecteclo
celled the “Egyptien Ceroroo." wee pro:
nonted,tho chnrnctore being token no
followe: Witch. John Deigron; Chinnee
doctor. Iouie Bodorntrotn; dookoye.0e-
T. F. Dunn. of thoqu Henconk In
tuol Life Innurence compeuy, ote turkey
with hie nietor in Bridgeport.
Benoit Dreyfuee, of New York city
epont thedny with hie perentn, Ir. end
Ire. Bemnol Dreylnee, Elizabeth etreet.
Iiee Iinnin 8covilio. of Ann etreet.
won the gueet of her connin. Frock Bred.
bury, in Aneonio.
louder-emul- dov- w owuo't c.w. Creddock.of Wedhemn'morkrt. line mm! m '0"! for! hr
_ galiieo. Tit-hone lem- fomd him "“3 hi. how. in smum, ride it nhould here on beer-
Lflfifiammm' m " wrudmndiwmfi WNW"- Ire.John ll.Conner. ofllrookiyn, a. lot in un. mm. hives-rd to I
l‘hohoii wonottucbenonglothntitwon
o hordgoel to kick. end Louder foiled in
thin. Time of hell in ploy, twenty-live
minntoe. Dnnhnry iod oil with enothor
kick end forced the bell to Norwolh'n
twenty.nveyord line. but it won quickly
nent hock to theforty-yerd llnoend woe
there when time wen celled.
The eocrn forthe loethell won: flor-
wolk. to: Donhury, 0. Totel more: Nor-
wolk, it; Donbnry. 0.
grnnite well in piece e elopo be cold thh
won on tho compony‘e own property,
over which the lteiirced Commieeionore
bod no joriediction, or my powdr to
order n reinining well or other nineteen.
Tbocoinpeny did not propane to provide
wotorproofcovoroorumhrolioehutvrdttld
undoubtedly puto pen to notch wet: or
dirt end prevent it felting on people.
They wouidogreeto moke the licence
etrnet bridge eixty feet wide if tb div
viniting her nunt. Ire. [Jule Dolehnnty,
Hoyt etreet.
Iine Elle Butcher. of Monroe etreet.
left town Wodnrodey to nitond enocioblo
et Scott'n Cornere, end will rennin there
two weekn with friende.
untried in "ice of lie Ielntivne.
(in November 17 o couple boring o
tnerriege certilcote undo out to John
Corbett end Oetherihe Borden puoontod
Ariew Innlety lonlehte.
The inrimloo nociobloof theArion
Singing-celery woe well nttended end
leek enjoyed. Profoeeorn Voglor,
neioeeed leech fnrniehod mneio.end
GherioeYontpro-ptnd.
TIAIIMIVIIG WALL
mmumm.
minnow-notice. mmllhrdnpoefollown: the-eelvoelutholiov.C.I.Bollookond would widen made... number or
”mun” “mum ”mm“ were worried. When the iieeneo woe
m'."'m""." m. ' rntanndto'l’ownChrkBmlth bellied it n r. Ely noid more not ooeeiderllle
motto-mean liovonher elr. it More: . ever-edmehtmmmmhm , “‘23'”""‘““ "F
1...... Wendi roe-namin- n v- mm to m wri‘i'fi'ST-S
mu“ ..... muwmmwml—en- would priortohovethn ~
mil.“ m“; wuuwwmmmmamcmn, winter-n
“m" “W bdnetyhemdmdemorttihekhfo-o oheet
fleemw her.
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