m . A». .mmwm were} are? ' SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. SATURDAY. DECEMBER 3.1894. Ellis Ill PlilSOh ~°'"""‘“i9 "mm“ SOCIETY SlElilil Willlil.“ llsstleasf Mel thslsath network also Depart-sat. ' Tho’ennnsl moslingof thehouthlfor walk lies Dspartment was held last 'nigbt lnthsparlorsoiOld Wellaook as, at sssrrosn. gum is. 3..., .3 mombsrsof the department wsrspres- . out. Chief Enginesr ‘ Baker tucslded. 'l'ns following officers were chosen: oomterfslters, John Davis, 0"” Barium. Eds-rs v. Biker, a... prison at the session of the . afternoon. They were withthe manufacture of ooun‘ notes of the government The themen and the discovery of at Boyt‘s home in Bethe], , lost choice of good officers. The unan- demonotrstss the appreciation of true worth and sbilityon the part of the of the crime printed in no u 'm remember that Hoyt striving in every possible wsy to have better facilities and the service more sf- m 0" afternoon, ”d that crebly known. Ir. Barford’e rcelec. “stance to the New York oflcials. he is held and Ir Bogsrdus as fore- phouon were taken up from New m“ of “mum no” comm, I“. die entered the °°‘m '°°"' which again to the office of secretary. and it is men. 13“" ""‘r 'k feet h given the utmost miisfsctien. °‘ ““1 W“ "'4 5" “ii l' we feel sure South Norwaik has , Eels about seventyyoare ofsgo reasontofeol proudof theolioersncmi- ““7“” '°"“ "'° mm "“3 listed. They will undoubtedly be unsu- "h'" one often "'1' and “1° imously endorsedu by the incoming ‘ 0' “7. years. He exhibited no BOMO‘CODDOHIIICD. . , but set unconcernedly listening ' procsodipn of the court. Hoyt TOIOBBOW AT 'l'lillpllliBCllBs. an excellent appearance. His brown board was carefully trim- sndhewss well attired in a dark i. . BI mal servrce at the Norwalk Baptist ’ waeooomentuofrsst’hg cigar: church. Pastor Robbins will preach . ”'00“..in before dinner After upon"0ur Iniquity Bearer." Next week journmont “2 o'clock the men were the Baptists will hold meetings in the . to lead. Altorne Gunn made a lerture room every night except Monday I": forcible l y bob if f h and Saturday. The Broad River, South ' “'m '°'°r' dU' liI'i 'u 1 “film that they were ready to rrststreet an nlonvl e res one wt 3*; ilty and throw themselves on the be suspended, and the entire church will ' I“ gather about the home meeting house. ' of the court. Already there are many inquiries sover- 3'" T°"'"°"d ”Wm" "° “w ai besides those who will be baptizedto- ill ,said that the men were charg- morrow night are awaiting baptism one of tho mb“ heinous crimes and this people are expecting a contin- the govornment “d no ”1' ounce of God‘s favors among them. - could generally be accorded “on m The maximum penalty At the South Norwalk Baptist church, m f9.“- "But i "008- tomorrow, the poster will preach morn- to said the judge, n“ has ing and evening. His morning subject 8p: clal Iafsvaaco to the Services Among Various Denominations. subject, "Jesus and the Teacher“in "fumed i. “1'me mp ‘hw Israel." “0 Y. P. 8. C. E. meeting II avoid expense ,0, the government ti o'clock will be led by George Robins; pleading guilty“ fling age and Pb."- subjeot, “Helps and Bindranoes to a infirmity rests upon the heads of the Chm‘i‘“ ”‘9'" . In the case of Hoyt there to, too, An attractive and impressive servaco is Wig“ good record I will then, anticipated at the First Methodist Epis- ' mg man to eight years at hard copnl church, tomorrow night. Anoth- . in the state prison " or class of probationers will be receievd, Thorsten received the antenna with- and about thirty will receive the acorn . the least show of feeling and retired “1"“ 0' i’lll’llflll- 1"“ baptismal set- M seals. lorenzo u. Hoyt, on viceisone of the most impressive ger- m premlam ll! Bethe] “)0 counter- vices in "la church. ' . _' outfit was found, and who was Rev. Mr. Peace, of Lyon’s Plains, will _ with the “he, "0 moo, '” preach in the Cranberry Plains chapel, . r r . the charges again" him to-morrow afternoon st4.looclook. trolled. The second anniversary of the conse- m." 9..., ”up“... .1, cration of St. Mary’s church, will be . H.Wllllsms,ofNew liavcn,chsrg» observed tomorrow. A solemn high '“h m“ "h. m'“ (0! fraudulent man will be sung, With “IQ RSV. Flt." ‘ ,was nuanced to ill“ for .51 Bingier. of the Catholic University, as celebrant. Returnld if. Beard takes for his subject, at the South Norwslh Congrega- tional church. tomorrow morning, . while he was postal clerk in tho , C . ,, ‘ brief a Requirements of lien. in the ' stsdrcad mail service “no“ evening the responsive rovvicc nerd a 779" “‘1 B‘Wm'” “mm“ week ago will be ”was, with added A! , d It ,nd ‘ - r «W M m .... mo... 33.33.3573... £1223: 32.37.. Ashlie Iarcrsco end Antonio ”a“... ofselling cigars from un- Rev. E. A. Tree, of New York, will " ‘1 m h N" Bayou. k occupy the pulpit of the Norwalh Hotbo- ‘IIIO M INN W. W. Gomsloc ' diet church, tomorrow. Iorning and flew Canaan, charged with dealing evening. rill” Vim I!!!“ ' ”‘tfl” prin- The Sunday evening discourses upon ‘_ Iii! I“ 3W” “‘1 ‘h' bond 0' “The American Home,” which leave at- "awhile ‘ humm‘gki.‘g trscted such large audiences to the Nuts . “0 we. “mt” walk Congregational church, will be re- Wu “3"! “l“ h' M mls- sumsd tomorrow evening. The subject ~ the summons-M All“?! will bo,”TheDntiss of theBusband to rise wasmnsmod ss consul.” the the pile." Everybody is welcome. M m“ "M“ Rev. .i.l1.filatsr, m of the Rm thshoud and «cloned the can ”I“ nudist church, will preach in » - 6. Bleach, a boy clvovonteen - the Broohsids chapel, tomorrow after- whswssdotsolsdopsnlngslsttsr atllo'l k. , to Thflfllmdcnnay while ‘ WW andsri’ostmastsr Hm Inhaptes'l‘rwilsy (lav. ’ ' ”35.de withasscisncs Quits aserrotrs rnishapoccnrrsd, last Will Wt night, totrolloycar Ho. 1 on the Trans. ”WPW'FGW '50 way line. Three cars were going to studio!" York he'll-s hum lforwalkforthepurposoofecoommodat' Vendors-ins mum-lion's lagpatrousof the Opera House, and lava-vodka Evolved-6m wsrotshlagthsswltohstlillflill. rs. “*lMs‘mGlUl Richard motorwseontbessmdosrwasunshls . muffin-imminen- lostopitintlme,snditcrsshedlulotho Um forsardcar. Thoplatfnrmofthslattsr car was badly broker» and the brake We ra- tion. It W m '1'" “Mt "I aha-o..w.jvs. rs. Ills“ m,“ m “H...“ trims-hm ”It 0- wishos to thank for the service he ton B. Buckingham, aged twenty- ‘ Illfcrd. for abstracting .10 from ...~ fir ‘ can.” [lead Guilty m and Ladder ler- that, ”My Isswslh noise Play Whlst at the lame [mymmnnqg’ “Ml Engineer, 9- W- WW3 homsof In. B. C. Palmer. Eimwood Unthlionvaik Md guilty Second Anlstant Engineer, George W. gm“ IMI, afternoon. m “h. each sentenced ’to eight years was. "mm' m'" " °'°"’ lmdlh-Mus vu"lubvlls.Qusvn 5:: department shy-loin. Dr. N- N- of Spain, and BorEnvlronment.” rs. voo- downed. [I Hi i U H fol'owin dared: “ m The department has certainly made Dust—"ommm‘u TWnllonhsssl W Ills Quintard OM Irs- Batch. ““3 “'3“! m We ml, mbiII‘ the High School goal. Byington thou Mm"... seconds touchdown by going through Mrs. J. G. Jennings. “1000M”, I'll also kicked I goal. A imous ro-elcction of Chief Baker “”4" “WWW“ “'° “mm“ m" a wonderful interest In the department, Piano Solo-"Cuban Dance," Paper— ’Que:n Isabella," captured in Sloth Norwslh by two doient s. m Aisles 01?; germs!!- . . re 0— Song w t uitar, "Appear W ll 5' “'de from the Pitts The associate chiefs are well and fsv- ' Lovoat thy Window.” ....... Louis Grigh 0' Police Vollmer rendered “1“. tion speaks well for the esteem in which m“‘““”"“““°" Trance. pater-day foronoon by Deputy h hi fl ti I . East avenue. wasthoscsnsof aplesssnt I. F. Carmody, of Waterbury. 3:13:10? has been 1:13“ "it“. ”I; gathering, yesterday aftrrnoon,-tho cc cation being the bimonthly meeting of comfortably filled with spectators, quite evident his work, with that rea- tboi‘riday Afternoon Whist club. There .pymcfsll worsturnsdonthetwo weretlvotables. Theflrstprisswssan » dered by the services of Dr. Clark, has omb rrd doylio. '0“ by In. E. 0. Keelor. The second prize wasa slmillar article, and was won by Mrs. W. 1'. Bio- hop. Tho booby prize was a silver grip tag, won by hire. L. C. Green. Lunch- eon was served after the game. The ladies present were In. W. 1”. Bishop, “mm" ““3"" "l“ “‘“b‘l‘b‘l’il'l' r. Price, Mrs. J c Newkirk;bfrs. w. mid by the counsel, whom the "i" b" "kiwi“ at no”? 33'9“! ,hnd Tessie Byland, Mr. and Ira. Thomas _ pie street. Iusic was furnished by Pro- aaeoa sflpsls. sad lav Invasion-oat” trry of lumps in the Fifteenth Ilse Dunning. Ira. B. A. Holmes. (Ire. Keep The home of Ins. George W. Cram, on lire. Ira Cole, Mrs. Bettie Hobbs, Mrs E A. Woodward, Mrs G. Willis White, hire. 0., W. Many, lira. Levi War ner, Ire. George C. Cholwrii, Mrs. B H. Smith, hire. '1'. Stanley Vsnderhoef, Mrs. E? O. Keelcr. Mrs. E. P. Weed, lire. Christian Swans, like Fannie Hoyt, Miss Clementine Cholwsll. The next meeting will be held with Mrs. Vanderhoef. on December 21. hire. Sarah Lerrigsn entertained a number of friends, last night, at her home on North Main street. Shopsrd's arches. tra furnished music for dancing, which was kept 11M 12 o ‘,clock when soup- por was served. Guests were present from Bridgeportjncluding limos Iamio, Maggie and Katie Boos, Peter Chalmers, Joseph [vets and John Flnnigan. Those who attended from Norwsik were Wil- liam E. Elde and daughters. Annie Bynan. Ir. and In. uhn Bynan, Ir. and Mrs. William Chase, Charles 0. Val- entine and daughters Katie and Grace, lire Pierce and daughter Annie, Bertie Sullivan, William Pennington. Michael Powers and sisters. Barry Plait entertained a few of hi. friends, last evening, at his home on Is- fomors Dunn and Jennings, on the banjo and piano; also by Professor Bartram, with his musicalgrio, after which a col- lotion was served. Those present were Mr. and In. Joseph Bartram, Ir. and Ira. Joseph W. Gorhsnr, Mr. and In Welter Patches, Misses Wshsman, Adams and Raymond; Messrs. stney, Jennings, Dunn and Webb. A very pleasant time was enjoyed by all. There was a surprise party at Iiss Partbonis Brown's, last evening, at» tended by a number of her friends, among them being files 8. Jones. Ilse I. I. Prescott. Ilse I. B. Smith, bliss 21.8. Pressio, bliss B. Tucker, and W. T. Brotherton. They had a most enjoy- able tints. Refreshments of all kinds were served. ' twin or" rout. Mom-t Paracraphs About loves-II Paa- Dle and their reloads. its. and Ira. Charles Lowndes. of louth Iain street, are spending a few days at Contwsllou-ths-Budson. Iiss Jemie Intruder is visiting relatives in Utcbliold. Bowl. ll. Watkins, items. B. Pond and limb. I. Elwood will gotoltsm- ford, Iondsy, to attendtbomesting of thofsirllsld Uounty Clerical substation Daniel 0. Camegb, of Berlin, is spendinga few days with his person. fir. and Ira. Lem Cavsnsgb, Crew csneeTsrrscs. Iiss Ella Bobbsll hesreturued from a visit with Dr. and In. Bcbavoir,of Richmond Hill, iiiamfcvd. Theodore Saunders and family.“ nonhuman guests of William Otter. banks. ofUniou Park. Rev. B. E. Borneo, of Brooklyn, ipoot lastnightssthegusstofll I.Andrsws. Stephen Henry Smith and family,“ lfowton avonue,havegonotclfiscrk Ilse Dollie Boy-cor, of South flor- for New York. [Willa TII Pl“:— lcath Isrwaih Itch Heels Defeated _ brie-av. rattles. l’lll "022:?” £2,131.” sossr Quits . m wines-ed a” W “Tull!” 0! "I [Will- gams, yesterday afternoon, at lorwslk Path, ,hstuw‘ssalho South lorwalk High lchools Philip's Clhsptsrmf lfor- NMM‘DW.MMW, W'meylldmof. Afternoon Olah Discusses ”Isabella. to 0. lumen, the captain of the school The Friday Afternoon club motat the team, won thousand took-thegolest. ting Bylngtolr, captain ofthth. Philips, have the ball. Bylngtou kicked ed and lhcbsllwasssoursdbyOutbill, whowas After several unsuccess- fut IWptItogsin the sphere, it was given to the St. Philips. They members. He has made an excellent flour—“In Old Madrid." short tima sflsrthobsil 'u g in g. ““0”"! the no“ prominent chief the past year, performing the ”“31"” Rsymoxd. sgaln timo was called th cabin I,tllz thstthe government has made an d a“ f the ill i carol I Reading—Eclectic“ from, and Sketches ’ ' “ “ newspaperomcc throughout this broad , ’m We“ 0'13! 8"“. d ’h “ b0 0 odoh II ‘.d Bend opranish Authors. , m. 3‘ hhmh'ot'h. ant holfhio 0 land of on", W 'i‘h h.” and who were furnished with many an " oroug manner,so asevr on m” Batch. , in f"°'°"h's"P"“‘” chic. ’ The W of the session in- Tho school team played much better is thosecondhslfthan in the iirst. Nor man kicked off, and after the ball had been in play for some time, his team attain secured the pig skin. several magnificent gains by going through the center, each time gsining live or' more yards. and following the fine interference of Human. If time hadnotbeocesllod, it is likely, that a touchdown would havoboou made in a minute or two more. A B. flu-ell was referee and Robert Iullings, human. . ‘ Thh afternoon the High School team will play a scrub team captained by Charhs E. Jennings, Jr , on tile lctat the corner of South Iain and Concord streets. fi'l'oll' or Till BUIGLAIT. lightwatohmaa Ilartla [yen and a Coi- orevl Ia- Thraw out Isms lllats. Michael Ryan, a young man employed ' as night watchman at the depot in 8mm— ford, states that about 4 o’clock Wednes— day morning a man approached him and inquired what time the that train left The fellow was a stran- nr, says the Advocate, and Ir. Ryan now feels quite certain that he was one of thsburglars who robbed the New Ca- naan station the same night. He also no- ticed. slthou in be paid little attention to the fact at the time, two men on Pacific street. to whom the stranger returned after muting the desired information. The follow answered clearly th . dmcrip- tionofthemantowhom the t on to Springd do were sold by Ir. Carey the night before. It is suited-by another party who claims to have passed the New Ca- naan depot about 12 o'clock the rams night, that everything Appeared as usual. If the fellows seen by' Mr. Ryan at do'clock were the burglars they must havebesu atwork insidotho depot at that time or have completed th in order to get back to Stamford so soon. Arumrrhasit that there were more than three men; that the job was performed by that number while two others had a carriage close the entire party drove off. A colored man who is well known to the Stamford police by his reputation. has been giving a few pointers regarding the robbery. He states that the three men suspected are the right ones, they are not a grest'dietsucs from Sta ford at present. Either Norwalk, Stam- noat place visited by them. The fat low's reputation for veracity caused the officerstopsy little 0r no attention to him. liovwslk. BM... MD of "all" Sterling W. Wilson, Norwslk carpenter. died rltt'ihouss. Isdhalsid ed, sudDr.W.J. Tram strlchsn with spoplsay could not long survive. WIND“. had as family. wolh, isvhitlsgfrlsndsinflsshry. WW , In sMaooerowtbs US“. “but”. «Boston hip rubber boots, .8 25, at Giovev’ a shoe store, 40 and 42 Wall street, STRICIBN WITII A lwvwalk (tarps-tor. tsrdsy afternoon. [is was passing Ep- hraim Isrritt's residence on Water street, shortly before!) o'clock, when he wastahsnill and leaned over the fence, Amomeutlater he droppeddows upon wwwaih unconscious. Aquilla Gnsnwcod sndJssss Britta. whnwere naming, went to Ir. Wilson's avoidance and carried him into Inlet» respond. BossidIr.Wileon had been Hitchcock, the sick man's ph wmtbeasfl to arrive. its bosom Dr. Tracers statement. Ir. Wilson died shortly afterwards, without regaining m His wife arrived just be" Undertaker Jon sings was summoned and conveyed the remains to the home of the deceased, on Ir. Wilson was fifty—eight yssrs of up, us all old resident of lfcrwslk. ns Obi-l of Police Bradley rm called in!» Thsfnmslwill behsidInudsyatlt wm be tshsa to Icathport for I‘ll. l. tonne Kronor. aumhethsDissaes, thalasll’aab eluded verbal reporlo on the foraging prospects in various sections of the coun- ty, and astetomont of the final condition of the society's oacbequer. It was found that thorowssa balance of bisects in the treasury. It was voted to spend thh in entertaining the delegates at a social session following the meeting, which at once adjourned. The sergeant-atomic was then in- structed hythschisftoprosureatincau, and themaslorcf’the liquid ceremonies worsafootpathdurlng theafrornooubs- Story made was levied, all of which helped to Ikeep alive the festivities. Under the head of ”For the Good of the Order,” there were oratorical flights of profanity, and discussions touching the tariff on spirits, and several lively fistic duets. As dcwy evening came on space, and the red sun was sinking in the west, the meeting was ruthlessly disturbed by the minions of the law, and three of the pro- minent delegates, Joseph Harris, Frank King and William Darling, were kidnap- ped by Officers Pennington and Decker, with the assistance of Louis Sheldon. The other lesser lights of the Brotherhood stole silently away to the vicinity of Pine island, where they galherrd around a big boa tire and thread themselves so- Me This morning Justice Barrett found Harris and King guilty of drunkenness and breachcf the peace, and sentenced such to the county jail for twenty days. Darling was fired .3 and costs, which he could not psyfsnd went to jail News or run NOBWALIS. Some ugly stories are slio‘at coco-ru- ing a Borwslk young man who was formerly held in high rout-m. it is said that because of his gambling propensiles he has been virtually disovvned by his psrenis; that his wife has left him, "and with her infant child is staying with her parents on West avenue. Another story is that her husband has pawned her diamonds and has already cost his parents such a sum that they will no longer provide him with many; From all accounts he is heavily in debt, and a - reporterwas informed this morning. that his uncle in .Westport holds his check for .50, not worth the paper it is written on. Clinton Commandry, K. T., elected these oflicers last night: Eminent com' macder, Peter Decker; genesaiissimm Arthur C. Wheeler; captain general, George W. Raymond; prelate, Frank fittest; senior warden, JamooW. Storey junior warden, Charlesli Wood; trees ursr, George Ward Beileok; recorder, James D. Jennings; standard bearer, Charles E Squire; sword bearer, Charles A. Bhorwood; warden, l-‘arrou,8. Belts: sentinel, Ephraim I. Ierritt. e job quickly by in which ford or Greenwich, he says, will be the PUPLIXT. W. Wilson. a a well-known suddenly, yes- -—-storsge and safes furnished in the lists Deposit Vault of the National Bank of Norwslk at reasonable rates. Theodore Nichorscn, for several years employed by P. W. Bates, died at his houiom Chapel street, yesterday after- noon, and fortnight years. The fun- eral willhobeldtcmorrowsftsrnocn,ths was summon- waslhe first to asdthat hs Dr. Dexter ~Pleassbring your tickets tobshery snddopotrestsurantandsssifyouhavs tbsnmbornowdrawn. F.A.tans. who recently purchased A. (l. Bette?- aswsstdre on Wall street,bas rented the first tires of William Wardwolt's house on losses street. Ila will move tolerwalk' neat Ioudsy. lbsAmsricss flow, ”afternoon,” house. There- sel a Its slss ”Wis-ammotsasws its.“ stress, ”ha“ the silt m IND crrouarsrs mg, wasacsveru is the lithe): the literary circlm tows. liasDclegatesfismVssteusMsuho stswsllllllrby: ‘ N Mfr! Assembles-shellac,” 0' sullsnoealldltisnctoftsathehq m not. Be held the m so: no Connecticut Wtormfl'hlrlhuhoMbl-m Brotherhood‘cf'l'smstrisl Touristsheld if I'm“- 10m! M l» srsuaion,ysstsrday.ou the sunnysids dim-“dill! “'0 MW“ of nasal ems. Bailey sods lumbar mulled ethanol- in Eur-Is to elude, near thsWsterstrsot railway 0mm III-limo of might?! bridgp. mu dirtbsgrimrned delegates. *- w! of we!” to M heel-c hailing from svsry'ssctionoftbecountry, 010% Tim. isno Ill-’1' '0 M and representing various occupations to "9““ “'0 man who ”'0” directly whichnomsnnalcr mental lsborisatr mum“ hum I‘m “mafimd‘dmmmuwtu m lectures are like no otherand» 1th“, , m an.“ a.” “Jill!" Bosch, . mosthopolem to attempt I W WWW“! error, pm.“ in every of them. One must hear him, and it , must be a sir-nits person )ndesd, who, having once heard him, would not go again: at any cost. You may have read sllhe tclh, msdbr thoroughly familiar with the fuck, and yet to bear this simple, sincere man, ‘ whose directness and simplicity is the highest art, depict his experiences in hh , remarkably graphic way, with no ax- ‘ " tmnoous help. carries you completely out ofyoursolf. The literary clubs matche- wsrrnly thanked for the enterprise they showed,and the labor they have expend-‘ ed togivo such an opportunity to our town. The course opens wall, and if thisissnsrgurycfwha‘tlstocoms, the carcompauioewilldowoiinstto assume too hastily that there will not be a crowd . at lectures. / scrum museums. mummvsnmlsl , mus-statesman. “W"irfleorm Isa-b. hllstsnsd to with such shouting will; I. B. Curtis, the comedian, appeared heforsasmall audience at the Nor-elk Opera House, last night, in his fanny creation, “Sam'l of Peron,” the drum- ‘ mar up to date. Ifr. Curtis has lost cons of his old-time humor, and was a whole show in himself, but his support was not up to standard. The comedy is a big success when handled properly. Do not misunderstand this: Under the auspices of the ladies' association. of the Bomb Norwaik Baptist church, in Harvey's block, North Main street, Ion- dey,Decemher 10, a sale of fancy and ma- ful articles and ice cream will he held. ' There will beamsdmiseion fee. Tues- day, December 11, a hot turkey dinner will he served from 12 o’clock for thirty- iive cents; in the evening, supper of cold turkey and hot clam chowder, M twenty-five cents, and concert by the Gounod Qusrletle and ,Iirs Lewis, with James Fitzgerald, recitationist. Admis- sms ten cents. Wedursday, December 12, there will be a sale during the day, and scoocert in the evening by ther more May Banjo club, to which an ad- mission of fifteen cents will be charged. Dinner and supper will be served on Tuesday only. Admission charge is only to the concerts, on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. Strangely enough, Manager Hoyt 'm presenting most of the new plays thb ' screen, and tonight a new farce comedy called "A Run on the Bank," which i in be produced hers, is the only novelty in sight. Charles E. Blauey is than. thor of the new piece, which is up“!!! constructed to suit Ward and Vokcs, the farcrurs of the variety stago,whd . made a good deal of a bit last season so Percy and Harold, two tramps dbguhad “gentlemen. These characters will he found in “A Run on the Bank,” slabo. rated of course. Mr. Blaney’s “Bum- Blizzard” dii not dazzle anyone with it" brilliancy, but be oflers the new flea modestly as a few character sketches in an amusing form, and it is claimed that it is extremely funny. The company contains pretty girls and comedians in plenty. among them being Barry Disney, Tony Williams, Charles Jerome, Sidney Definy, Al. Grant, Join," Busssll,(iil. bertl knock, Clara Bell. Iaggis Dsly, 1m Rae, and others. The piece, it if” said, will be nicely staged. The Helping Hand Circle of King's Daughters, of the Norwalk Isthcdist church, will give an entertainment its the lforwalk Opera Bones, tridsy, December, 14th, consisting of heartil- ful tableaux, vocal and instru- mptal music, readings and the popular photograph album, with many new pic» turns and nuns. A musical programme that will be both good artistically and popular. will he heardIonday evening at the Olrngregss tional church. The Ampbioa W Quartotte includes the Illness Bum, Undsrhill, Inndol and Loahs lessor. aliofwhcmsrewsllknowuiulfisflI as vocal soloists and players on the man. dolln or guitar. Ilse Adele Weber, aid withbumcrnnsanddramaticreadlngs. newspaper lop-stove Wasted. Wears inform that them 1'!“ correspondents in this county. Tits worhtsligbtand can be performed 2 oltllerlsdyorgsntlomsu. ofifew York.is to sesht the consults, Amoclationwantsoueortwow ‘ “BMW“WOKM I who, “mum“ N M “murmurs
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