Oil the Milt lull.
‘ildls weight in the state (or the
[lineup and any smount brsidre.
. manusloi the General Asl
"‘ .xted prcofcopies of which
. “lint to members ior cor-
» ‘J .
”We
- walk. Bentpies at gallery.
The automatic drewbridge signal on
the damage is repaired.
tend the national convention oi the
,Dottltrs’ Protective association, at Rich-
mond. Va. this week Thursday and
rot-y. ‘
There is need ior a mstron at the jail,
M elect flawley says. and a conver-
repot‘i'elindicawd that one of his first
semen Jane 1 next. will be in that dl.
.2 Iidml Ksluzo was arrested thie
reolnlo‘g. charged with fornication. by
. AapeVolke. Both partieaare Bangui
fill. The men was givenehealing he
tore Justice Elward Barrett. who ec-
rmlttedhim.‘ »._._._—.
There is a noticeable lack oi hell that-
. leg around .town. lately.»- probably be-
caussthe football season is about over.
‘ Thhhail cutting (ad will probably go
quitsedlstence before stopping, to. the
great delight of the barbell.
45.“:- st Depot Mutant.
A lire hydrant was“erected today, one
dertheeupelvhionni I. ll. Norton.»
the north side of lower Washington
street. just west oi Raymond Brothers'
building. The city water was, in conse-
quencaahut ill on that street tor a short
time.
Thowbridge dz Co are displaying a
large assortment oi mocrscbaum and
*‘ ‘ litter wood pipes. and other smokers’
articles at their popcltr corner cigar
“to. Ladies who desire to make their
gentlemen iriends a Christmas present
willllnd something appropriate at this
store. #“fl
Ire. lei-y Grey. of New Canaan, who
had spending the past week with
her ghter, lire. Patrick Hanraban,
,onleadow street. Stamford. died there
._very suddenly yesterday morning. of
heart disease. aged sletyaix years. Sle
leaves eight children. live sons and
three daughters.
-:ipecial sale trimmed hate this work.
Kiss 8 Tilloteon's, 207 Washington at.
A decision by Justice Banks. oi Fair-
Ileld, awards William Bonner, oi Bridge-
port.e colored man, .85 damages and
: , costs in hiscaae again» the Cmnecticut
ll“: flammsoclety. Bonner'clalmrd that
32.; theeocisty exceeded its authority when
>. State Agent Thrall recently ordered two
holeleteken from his barn and killed.
x flew-sustained in his claim against
ell precedents. An appeal has been taken.
The civil Court oi Common Pleas.
Judge Curtis presiding. been its Decent
her term in Danbury. yesterday. There
aresavsral nonparativeiy unimportant
usmupon the list. end it is not probable
thettheerssicnoi the court will be a
lengthy one. Yesterday moruin the
cue oi Cos'ello vs. Iitchell was ken
. up and at the allotment session the trial
ollhdellitol Georse W. Finch rs. J. W.
Banks was ““23“...”
--Dnn's iolget disposal oi parlor suit at
Oleander Garden. toniaht
The Junior Society oi Christian En
dsevcr is holding a rally in the South
Nclwslk Congregational church this at
eunuch. Tonight the twelfth anniversary
oi the dealer society oi the church will
he ohssrrsd. and the quarterly meeting
at theilcrwait Christian Endeavor Union
hsId.Usnsually interslesting programmes
have been arranged for each service, end
-_ fl letslestwl are invited toettsnd. Ills.
“illioeflcuddel will speakafterncon and
' will follow each meeting. .
random»
l ‘ V
‘ ‘1' , u.“ s al'mglevetwc washe visit is
, We “-0 Minnoatnaus a ‘
WW sleet-tat will have gymfifim or coal a
1 ‘0' 6'5- 9””: 99‘ l “'91“ soon, will hold a musical end literary
illlsflliil.“ Lewis.“ liain street. entertainment.tonight.’in their hall on
Washington street. ' >
do“ Kirsch. 0‘ Norwslk. delegate 0' ers of the South Norwaik Baptist church
the llorvallx Bottlen’ association. will willbeheld tonight at the residence of
hire Perry, 20 Orchard street, Norwalt.
. Albert Davis. oi Norwalk.
penied by Gotham Marshall, will go to
New Haven, Saturday, as a delegate to
the two days’ usslon oi the Brotherhood
nation glib him by a Bridgeport Farmer 0' 3". ““1"" contention.
evening and other addresses willhs made the number now drawn. l‘. A. lace.
by prominent Endeavorsrs. A social ’
ltisvsryeridoin thatthswinter even-
. tags.eiweys brilliant with the brightest
etessvieiblein this latitude. have such the inner rimof which arose; wheels
Wannabe-in pnlnteiths Humbonndeelrdtothebigwhrsl
M as this December. Both lava
and Jupiter lend their aid in rushing ennneotsd with the pedals. 0n the in
ghllicheapestloaoitha heavens which
fil’lsttdeeaudtheflyades. Orion and
“Mandarin have rate
duel lemons. There Is probably no
fill attention of bright sires whisk
Mush e woaduilii dhpisy is the
returns-snot the lupsrlal can,
Thsbargss “didsey” and "Csrpsntsr"
Alsck ltoas.einplcysd by the ills Ins
ill that “Dutch” lonelier: oi mm
a» ' company. crushed one of his fingers be
Mall. " u' “9" in meat tween twocehssof ice this morning.
-i'ried escsllops at Depot Restaurant
IllnnrhahsiDivlsion, Sons of Temper-
A meeting of the Sunday school leich-
I000!“-
Trinity church supper,
the menu insures egreet treat.
lied at the Norwelk ' Methodist church.
tomorrow night
The first "at home” of Ir. not hire.
from 8 to ll‘o'clock. The second recep-
tion will take place next Wednesday.
A turkey supper was given at the War-
wick Hotsl. last night. about twenty-live
goats being present. The iowl was pro
of his ability.
Dexter Jones, the two-yeeroId III] of
Willem Jones. of East avenue, had a
birthday party. last evening. from 6 to 9
o‘clock. About'ihirty little iolirs were
present and thoroughly enjoyed the oc-
°“‘°°' playing 8“!" “I“ ”"03“"! 0’ I oi South Nulwaik. is president, will tale
place on Friday next. Dacember 7. Mr. “L .
bountiful collation:
‘-Coliee with pure cream, (to. soup
at the Deuot liestusrent.
The South Norwalk Athletic club held
a meeting; last night, the new presi-
dent, Walter L Wilcox, occupying the
clihir. The committee on t .e smoker
submitted a very ievoreble report. and it
was decided tlhoid the event Wednes-
day evsning. the iilth i. at.
The Golden Hill Whiat club met last
night. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. i.
Dibble. Beyview avenue. The prizes
were won by Councilmen-elect E. H.
Foe.Mrs. W.-P. Reed 9 and P. N Smith.
Ste tables were occupied during the ev-
ening and a tempting collation was serv-
ed. ‘
——lf you have sieighs that you want
repaired and repainted cell or send
postal card to Luther Wright. and he
will do it to please you.
Joseph Iouahan, of West street. a sec.
tioo boat on the Consolidated road. was
assisting in unloading some ties irom a
list car between South Norwalk and Wil-
son Point. yesterday afternoon. when
one of them iell on him. severely injur-
ing his hip. lie was brought to the at -
tioh here and conveyed to his home in a
hack by George Seymour.
At the regular weekly Ineet'llg oi
Douglas Fowler Woman‘s lieiiei Corps,
No. ill, last night. the following oflloers
were elected lor the mining year: i’resla
dent. Ills Angie A Brown; senior sier-
presldent. hire. 8 Belle; junior viol-
pl-eident. lire. it. Keslrr; treasurer.
Ills. l". Joyce; chaplain, In. Anne
Smith; conductor. llrs Annie Brother-
ton; assistant «inductor. lira.
Ierrlam; guard, Ire Sarah Thompsrn;
R wheel Hendricks.
“a”...
arrived in ltorwelk. yesterday. with his
ie Hall.
Green, contemplate strip to Washing-
ton.
tnendery. Knight Template. will be held
Friday evening.
““9"" °' goodthinga 'mld 3° to erly ,a conductor on the West avenue
mauve Bulld- line. hm 8'0““! yesterday, {or a new ceipts represent 422,527 barrels of beer,
826,790 gallons of spirits. 40,565.000 ci-
gars. 6,136,026 pounds of also and 298,-
ing. Thursday crating. 59" M’- " store on Franklin avenue.
Fm“! Vt“. Wynn!” New“ 0‘ church will hold a New England rupeeI
Comstock Brothers South Norwalk store. in the 3.9a“ parsonage. on Friday and
and hills Edith Comatock will he mar- 3mm“, "win“ or this week.
neon. and driven by Edward litter.
Fred Hull Parsons '“l he “a at their fell down in front oi Raymond Brothers’
residence, 9 Washington street. tonight. 01369. this morning.
4. 0. U. A. I. will visit Pilgrim Coun-
cil. No. 54, of Norwalk, tonight. Every
member is reques ed to be present.
bounced delicious and was rapidly dis- Cit
. a y Pharmacy; Bridgeport. has entered
posed oi, 8 '1‘. doing his duty to the best the emplokas prescription clerk, .oy'
Lillie the reform school.
delegate. hills Rachael ilendrichs; Iiltl‘r
lt Hertford.yeatsrdey. all devices for
hate, Ire. A“ Smith; lrcrstuy, )llss killing animals in a humane manner.
,«l’leose bring your tickets tohehery sentient. Hartline society. and are the
and depot restaurant and see if you have ilrst ever imported. Four are ior hovers
O. D. VanOatnp. of Sli‘cllfla N. Y» state. The device cousins oi a bond that
utiicycle. The machine consistent one ”in tit-it when driven in with a ham
large wheel with a pneumatic tire. on m pierces the animal's brain and causes
by meal- oi the cop; wheels and chains
sldsoithscutslfl wheel is another circle
whlshruas on three little wheelsmns
halegdirsstlynadarthsrlder: ‘l'haprr-
soarisiagthswaasi silalaihs‘esatrro‘t
the ideas what. The usehlsawslehs
tliioe’aeds sells sleisst dght leehrs
M“ m“ limiters. 7
last " treasurers.
Bliss citrus.
entirely new line oi
PililTiiiiiiiHlS. WITEB‘ tillOiiS Mill SEPllS.
The workirorn this studio has gained a wide-spread reputation for its
Style. Finish and Permanence
Our aim is to suit our patrons and to
the Photographic Art. ALL WORK GUARANTEED. Electric cars pass the door.
E. M. Jackson.
, Luther Wright this morning erected (Over pg land’s Confectionery.)
an,“ Wk hrcsmediserrenged this a handsome sign for the Norwalk Tra‘m- ' '
mine and “'0 detailing switch ill way company.over~the entran‘cetothelr
A B. Coley started yesterday for an
eteodsd trip‘scuth. '
§
The Junior Eodeevorers oi the Baptist
A horse attached to 'leed's bakery
The members of Lincoln Council. No.
Joseph Luis. late ”proprietor of the
Druggist ll. it flats. of llorwaik.
--Fresh hams are 10.: a pound, at
Beyes‘ market. _*_’~“_ e
The formal opening of the Unionviile
Water Works,of which Joseph B. Rider.
Bidet has invited a .me oi his friends here
to attend. w...“
Dr. J. C. Foote. the Yale demonstrator
in bacteriology, has been investigating
the hie of typhoid germs in oysters since
the outbreak in Wesleyan university.
The gonna were iound to be alive nine
drys after they hrtd been inserted in the
0 stern. ., -
Adelegatibn from St. John's Lodge.
A. l". and A M. will attend the cooler-
riug oi the E. A. degree by Harmony
Indge,New Carlson, tonight. Tumor-
ro A! night a return Vilil will he made by
the New Consult Masons, who writ con-
ler the M. II. degree.
Raymond Brothers cotntusnced. yes-
terday, remov ug the sixty foot iron
enohe stack surm muting the brick
chimney at J. C. Wilson a Co.’s bat iac
tory on South llein street. Contractor
W. H. Smith will clrry the brick work
twenty ieet higher. melting the chimney
eil'y-ii'tl lost in height.
The County Commissioners were hm
ioiiowing applicants: Kate Fshstt. ll.
P. Campbell. Annie licDonaid. George
McGovern. John Hogan, James E]. lloyl,
licrris Epstein. George Bcbaub. E. .l.
Crowley and Cornelius Driscoll, West.
port.
Ernest Tanner. son oi hire. Jamie
Tanner. oi Knight street. received a so
order from the selectmen. iol his mother,
yesterday alternoon. lie then cameto
hlouih Nurwalk, got it cssirell.and he-
gsn spending money right and leit
until the police took him into custo-
dy. Ofilael Morehqose u tree down after
the boy. and he will probably be rwnt to
There was received at the custom house
They were’b night to Paris by the con.
and two icrcattie. They will hedistribut-
ed among agents in different parts oi the
blinds the animal. Attached to it is .e
~ instant death.
-W ........ M...
For rheumatism l have lonmi nothing
relieves the pain as soon as applied. J
lo: sale by c. c. Siiiison. arms».
WW
.filla.
‘ 9"!“
use. rat-Mir a aunts, sea
"M'W’l‘tfi
Slllitl'dlllill. .
F. D‘ ‘ LAWTON “81 CO.
22 south main Street.
it silliil
. , William leaning will elves PM! to Havingbeen thoroughly refurnishrd. is now open tor inspection. displaying .9
‘ gm. .0... I... ever-ml .5. Us you-s lady and lentleman illenda, _ . A ,
i W tomorrow night, at his home on River
street.
‘ reported by Collector By shes for 1894 is
The Hat laters'aglciation will he’d 3100,8lii.74 There was asli‘ght gain in
their annual meeting tonight in Geirrtan- 1w, tobacco and oieorusgarlne. There
were heavy gains in beer and spirits.
lie. and Hrs. [rsGland C. Bette. of the There was a loss in cigars and cigarettes
' and in special taxes. There were no
collections in playing cards last year.
the law being a new one. The heavy
The annual mu" °t Chm“ Com: gain in receipts from spirits is due to the
raising of the tax from ninety cents a. ‘
gallon to 81. most distiilcrs withdrawing
Gouldfloyt, oi Prospect avenue, lorm- their liquors from bond ‘beiore the .1
rate went into operation. The ’94 re-
this morning and granted licenses to the ’
tquaitoCbambariain’s Pain lisirn. it
W. Young, West Liberty. W. Va. The
promptleliet it affords is alone worth
many times the cost. llil cents. its con-
tinued use will client a permanent cure.
, Militias. ' f
(iratlsysroillo lit.
Oslst'yt‘lle.
Stool» Patriots.
iurnish to them the finest productions of
Photographer. .
53 Wall Street, sot-wail, Conn.
Internal Bevan-"a lecalpts.
The total gain in internal revrnueas
2’17 peeks oi playing cards.
lswspaper Ieportare Wanted
We are informed that the Harlem Press
Association wants one or two newspaper
correspondents in this county. The
work is light and can be periormed by
either lady or gentleman. Previous ea-
perience is not necessary. and some oi
our young men and women and even old
men would do well to secure such a posi-
tion. as we understand it takes only ebou
one fourth of your time. For iurther
partlculare'addrem Modern Press Anoci
atlcn. Chicano. lii.
. "It is one of the duties oi the true sol-
dier." said the Chinese general. "to make
way for those who come after us.” And
he mad» way.
rt idea ;
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NOIXEl‘ldNO‘D
1V3?
.‘ 'd
l’lltietted’as
BEiZilili iREil,
Are the llnest preparations for melting
the skin soft and smooth.
MW
illillllllST,
43 Washington St.
illSillliil culture. ‘
M _ llllllilllii.
Our Thanksgiving trade has been
' FOR our: WEEK.
Boy’silvercoals, ll.
50 children's winter wool suits. double. _
single, breasted. medium and dark colored. ' l
sizes. 4 in i5. Selected from our regular _
original prices running from $3.50 to $5.50..” l
marked the uniform price. $2.98 a suit. Some oi;
them have an extra pair oi pants. . j ;
30 Boys” Overcoals. I3 to It years sizes: ‘
» $1.79.
Former prices. $3.50.
Large size, all
Silk handkerchieis, 25mg
COMSTOCK BROS“,
l4 Silliili Mill 78mm. . .
Siliiiii iiiiiiflllK.
ONWARD.
an acknowledgment that the public appreciate thehigh standard
of goods that we sell. Others may quote the rice, butthey hard
not got the quality or goods to back them it . ' .
You may have had Thanksgiving at ome, or been invited ' _
. out But in either case, when anything me on the table that
was real nice and the questron was asked Where did you. get it?
The reply was invariably, at the Leadin Grocers’. We aresntie—
fled with our position and go
ONWABD,
To satisfy the demand for first class goods and greater success
for the holidays ahead.
Chas. E. Seymour’s, ’
LEADING GROCER,
TEliPiiilIE Bill. i3-2.
18 North lain st.. tic. Norwalh.
Telephone call. ill-8.
9 Park Row. Btemlord.
ilVEiiCiiAiS,
GLOVES,
Il.ii. Plaislod.
Mislhsoneatthetofi.’
Thmnudaogsronshois in a man's
south llorwsll.
COLD WEATHER ARTICLES:
CAPS,
JERSEY OVERSHIRTS,
And everything else in our line that is memory int cold weather war.
Pants to limit from $3.53 ‘ .7
Open every evening until 9 O’clock.
DAVI‘S. '
Tits Tailor. titular. Halter ahrl ruméshtrigf
mmmminisuma. " ‘
unprecedented, which is Y
ONWAiiD ‘
33 illSilliiiillll nun. '
1-... .
The cow that jumped over the moon, that day when, the
cat and the fiddle were mixed, was no higher than beef, in this
town years ago. Don’t forget. We the prices have fixed.
E. J. WADHAMS. Prenrletor.
THE PEOPLE’S MARKET,
ll Wall st.. llawal
| Batistactlongraranteed. -— Telephonecall, “I.
478 Iiain Manhattan-t, , .
PEA trellis.
wmsrttlt
HEAVY uuutnwrir, wuuttu, sorts.”
Norwalk Chronicler