moment: the
3!" son. Robert w new.
years. some to Norwalh
- to residewith horsesho-
sg‘tt three years ago. liar
~in Scotland thirty years
‘ vss two other children in
i. and two in Glasgow,
The funeral will be held
M this afternoon from the
Bar. 8. B. road will ofilclate
ill be at East Norwslk.
were John licKsy.
A. O. Heskins and
olden.
Fauld_s_.____
, afternoon employee of the
companybegsn excavating to
pole directly in front of the
, ,yof Joselovsky & Co.’a proper-
m iirm objected and the company
moved the scene of their operations
test to the eastward and the pole
. position.
. ... hashsnmade tothe Pro-
{lourt for the district of Norw‘alk,by
, mhlhtratcr of the estate of Kate
right, for an order of sale of certain
”of the deceased. The appli-
wiii he heard and determine on
» . ' 19,» 2 o'clock in the after-
verymau Gregory, of Vanandt ave
went to Stamford. yesterday, to see
WM relative to the .100 reward
Gregory is entitled to for capturing
V. the horse thief, on October 12.
, Militia that the reward will be
booming in a few days.
Noon alter the first of January the
orb of cutting off about two feet of A.
' ”Austin's building on the bridge will be
, manned. As heretofore stated in
thi" unlumn. the building could not be
over] without impairing its stability.
Th0 meeting in the Advent Christian
midi, last night, was very wsllattend-
edgand of great interest. Testimonies
given by several persons and one
request for prayers. The usual
meeting will be held tonight,
,_ popular First avenue grooeryman,
Joaeiovsty, will be married neat
, in Barrie Assembly rooms, New
(b. to lies Annie Cantor, es exciu.
I R, “trounced in this column some
V Baton hip rubber boots, #825, at
new. shoe store. to and 42 Wall street,
3thny as a result of the hard times,
there are more vacant stores in East
Norwuk' and on the bridge than was
am known before. Generally the stores
_here are all occupied.
_‘ . A. Partrick has teen engaged by the
atisctmen to move the bridge tender‘s
m. on the Washington street bridge
twenty feet. He will commence
work Emorrow.
Dr. T. B. Grifiiu is making prepare-
lionltomove. Thursday, from Henry
bircetto the west side of C. H. Ais-
thorpe’s new house on Riverside avenue.
The slooops "Lorene B." and "Jessie
” arrived from hing Island, yester-
. theformer boat with eacallops and
latter with vegetables and clams.
Dhenext lzciurs in the East Avenue
cbsreb course will be given December
10. by lies. 0. B. Pithlado I). 1)., on
UN Mil Love Letters."
: the ladies' Aid society at the East
Arlene Methodist Episcopal church will
Win the ladies parlor tomorrow sf-
W at a chino—L
“ward E. Gorbam, the First avenue
painter and wall paper dealer, was in
”York yesterday, on business.
Ourved rails were laid. yesterday, on
. arecue. at the southern approach
the Benedict Farms bridge.
toastingstrom. a well-known salsa-
,iaaaot New York. was the guest of Dr.
“3. B- Orillln. yesterday.
Ii. Emma Bpauldlng, of Henry
“is entertaining her cousin fpm
. planting has hssu laid on the
to a point opposite Germanic
, libel Boyt. oi Fitch's Point. has
W from a severe illness.
Manet rules.
, . Gregory. Elm Balsa
flariotts Adams and Fred
" in“ of Frank Gregory.
6r cam m a m with
Thefuneral was held at the Congregs~
The interment was at Branchvills.
company, and they are making it up in
stringing wires for the telephone line
ediahsrthrost. ,twsa sometime be
torsltwsssatricatsd. ‘
ltorwslb..ls atirringup interest in favor
ofawatsraystsmtcr Dorian. It isssld
thati'hilsdslphiacspltslists stand ready
toadvaucs money for the, scheme. and
it is urged that with water facilities
Darius might become a manufacturing
town.
Justin Reddeld. aged sixty-five. who
foranumbsrof years has been blind.
Thsburlal was in Spring Grove come»
tsry. this afternoon, Rev. Louis French
officiating.
The Hoopla Trio. of Stamford. will
givsadance in the Town Hall. in this
place. Monday evening, the 24th lost.
The depot is once more moving slow-
ly to its destination, and will probably
reach it by New Year’s Day. .,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Morehouse
have returned from a visit with rela-
tives in Amherst, late.
' snosssrows.
Iiiss Anna 8. Dunning, of South Nor-
walk. who has been training the children
0! the Eethodlst Episcopal Sunday
school for the past month. gave her so-
tertainment last week, which was highly
enjoyed by a large audience.
The Gilbert dc Bennett Manufacturing
company are erecting a small building
north of the large one‘recsntiy built. to
be occupied by an engine to furnish pow-
er fcr the machinery in the new build-
ing.
William Jalllfle died Tuesday last.
tiousl church. Thursday at 2 o'clock.
It. 0. Bennett has sold his riddle stock
to the Gilbert dc Bennett Manufacturing
their factory.
Lineman were at work, Saturday,
from Ridgeflsld to Georgetown.
It is reported that Dr. Lowe, of Ridge-
fleld, will return to Georgetown and re-
side in Edwin Gilbert’s house.
Parties from Brooklyn are in town
negotiating for the Beers A: Go. hair
works.
The ladies of the Methodist Episcopal
church are making arrangements to hold
I fair.
Fred Foster slipped upon the ice last
Friday night, and in falling broke his
arm.
Mr. and Mrs. Deland. of New York
city, are boarding at lire. F. B. Beers‘.
Charles Godfrey has gone to house~
keeping in Charles Olmstead’s house.
George Bedient and Horace Fryer are
reported to he dangerously sick.
I". S. Fitch. of Brooklyn, was in town
on business. last week.
Dr. G. L. Taylor made a trip to New
York city. last week.
is
Sunday School Oflcsrs Elected.
The annual meeting of the Norwalk
Methodist church Sunday school was
held at the church last night. Rev. A.
B. Wyatt. who has just returned from a
trip for his health up in Litchtisld coun-
ty. presided and was given a warm wel-
come. ‘The old board of ofiicsrs were
re-eiecied: Superintendent, W. N. St-
monr; assistant superintendent, George
Nash; lady superintendent, Ire. Henry
Charmer; secretary. Fletcher Vaniico-
sear; treasurer. Victor S. Bullock: iibra'
rien, Edward Chalimnr; assistants, Floyd
T. Ruecw and Fred B. Ambler. The an-
nual reports showed the school to be in a
prosperous condition. with nearly 400
members on the roll and a heat surplus
in the treasury. The Christmas teltival
for the school was talked up. It. was
voted to present a prize toesoh one who
has been regular in attendance during
the year. There are at present twenty
entitled to the premium.
lot on the Blotter.
About AlO o'clock last night Chief of
Police Bradley heard a treat commo—
tion in his hen scope. and thought sure
that chicken thieves were among his
poultry. The chief hastily donned bk
clothea.and arming himself Itarted out
recapture the mauranders. When he
appeared upon the scene. there was no
one around. except two stray dogs,p0
which had been nosing around and had!
startled the chief’s eight big pet masters.
who made noise enough to alarm the
neighborhood. .The chief returned to
his slumbers. and half an hour after-
wards began dreaming that he had osp-
tured the thieves red banded. Bswaa
having a hard tussle in his dream and
wife brought him to his proper senses by
telling him that she was on chicken
blotter.
Ispt Its I'lass Open Alter learn.
Engineer Joesph B. Bidet-.0! Booth
dlcd'at Fitch‘s Brldiui‘l’ Home. Sunday. . .
began clubbing his victims until his _
thief. The chief neglected to antsrths
report of the moods upon the police
Kaspar Zulllcgtsqrho tespsssaioou
anataratrsstmassrrsstsdthls morn-
lcgen complaint at PrcasnstioaAgsut
Overs-Wermhoehamdthsths
at. am his plans or m tart
s s roe res Ilill
a ram snare contrast sin... one“
can-path» 9
”a W
and long Island City headbttuxsrcnudf
by John Bsatty. owner eta: big quarry
at Iasts's Island. The contact err
quires from 40 .000 to 00.000ch yards
or not. and u will take not men two
years to get it out. The, 3me is
worth “£00,000. The first or the m
is to be delivered February 1,. and the
remainder at stated intervals.
Bsatty has several other large. orders.
on hand and the chances are theme will
have to run his quarry at {to 'full capa-
city for the next three years. In view
of this important contract it improbable
that Air. Bestty will not insist own a reu
decline of wages on January" 1. The
Manufacturers' annotation ' which in-
cludes all the quarries at Stony Creek
and LeeIe's Island has decided upon a
gensrsireduction to take effect January
1st.
It is probable that this will cause
another strike and perhaps a long light
between the quarrymen and their emr
ployere. Ir. Beatty will not run the
risk of a strike which would be costly to
him owing to the great amount of work
he has on his hands.
GET lABIIID.
she Advice or .W-umm liais-
ter. low in Mason.
“Iiy advice to young men and women
is to marry and marry young.” This
sentiment was expressed by Rev. I. J.
Lansing. D. D . formerly pastor of the
Stamford II. E. church, at the Thanh-
giviog service in the Park Street church.
Boston. ”It is not the duty of every one
to raise children," continued Dr. Lansing,
"burl would say to those whom God
has ordained to be physically fit,
that the best natural fruit of sright mar-
riage is in child life. When a man and
wife refrain from having children
through a sense of selfishness, when
they are afraid the child will be too
troublesome or will take too much of
their time to cars for it, I say that such
a feeling and curse is a great danger to
the morale of society. and the character
of parents. Numbers of children are not
necessary, if he feels he cannot afford to
support them properly. but when Its-an.
can afford it. 1 way. haves large family.
~ Children Cry for
Pltcher’c Onetorla.
thnBabywassichegsvehchaetcria.
WbsnsbewasaChlldtahscriedforcastorlm
mmmmmmwmfi
WhmshshadChndmshsgsvetimm
Children Cry for
Pitcher's Castoria.
Children cry for
Pltcber’s Gestcria.
--GO TO—
OWEN’S
FOR THE BEST
IIOMIB MAXIM}.
PIES AND DAKES
‘ IN TOWN.
Fins layer tales a Specialty“
.FRESH DANDIES.
Every day at popular prices.
E. C. OWENS.
Successor to H. 8. Hartsel.
.. The New England supper, given st the
ears”
The contract for furslsblob the “397%”.
for thsbig bridge between; law Yell ‘
fluttering
F"thcatitpltlssof theJuniorOhristlan Eu-
Friday and Saturday
m.-. .. ..
success. .It was given under
desvcr society. among the members must
interacted being lira. Gussis Ambler, Ire.
floor and Ira. Pbmbe Grant.
‘ "Boston hip rubber boots. .8. 25. at
Glover' s shoe store. 40 and 4% Well street,
Norwalk.
.‘st. E. 0. Tree, of West Farms. N.Y..
who occupied the pulpit of the Norwalk
Methodist church, Sunday morning, cali-
ed on friends in this place. in the after
soon. He was a‘ former pastor hare.
, like Amy B. Cole, of this place, so
companied by her cousin,John Williams;
of Noroton, spent Saturday and Sunday
with relatives in Yonkers, N. Y.
(m
limo.
W
WiXON—On Deccmber iii of membranous
, cronxhfisdielt. Wis indecihtcr of Lewis
Ililo WiXou, aged
months.
Danbury papers please copy.
years and
Taylor a: Goiden
ilsalEstale andlnsurancs
WA S]! l NH'I'UN "RI“.
Person Iocki fora Io
with the views pure
alufimevery ngpartwdfn$ it at msonahl
e c
[intuit-“and on aasv term-I. Y an” tf
or house and lot
. are invited to
n. have them for
s
warrant?"
ITITATION WANTED. American widow
as home keeper In small tamiiy,best of
Smith. “lull”.
references. Address. Mrs
(John. oars Mr. .l.w .DTEIDIPLI'
M “7 'Io LET
ONNER cottage on Liv lug» ton place. mod.
eru improvements. heater, hot and cold
stationery lube. etc.
lid 8. RIDER. 741'fiest
water. bath. laundry.
Enquire Mite. WILL A
avenue.
I OUSE user iiim Grove store. seven rooms;
llat. No.10 'lollre street. urst floor;
small house, four rooms. Marshall street;
house corner Day and Tollra streets. nine
noun. water in all in first class- order. Ap-
ply to JOHN H. KNAPP, it: West otrecé.n tf
OWEN art of house.No. ti Iiavilan'i street.
Bent lie to desirable tenant. Apply to
CHARLIE H. WHEELER. lL’Orchard street.
Norwaik. nil tr
OWIR floor of large house. No. All Meadow
street. near tramway turnout water in.
Rent 80 Iutwlre on premises or of DRE BE 9Nit)-
DIUI‘. still eat. avenue. nl 9tf
BREE mama 70 South hialn street. water
in. rent soil Woodward eventis. 6 rooms,
second floor. rent 83: housed? Woodward sve-
nuc.rent. bill. Apply to E. A. WOODWABD.
[’08 SALE.
OTTAGE-i AND ill IhlllNG TAYI‘S. (‘ot-
is on Quinlard avenue. six rooms
each. gram his" and in good c ndtilon.
Good improved hulldinr lots.tleuirahlyR located.
Tormseaey. Apply to FAANCIS RitlT'l‘.
been“... lionhemsnt. ltoofcoat-
antic stove lininf‘w Paint,Oi"i, Glass
SOUTH N0 RD
sled it ill
and I1putty. :1” ”
WARE Co..t2t1louth Main street
IADS'I‘
EC. hth, awhile. ‘lt‘rcnch i’otidls.“ Are
ward will be id for his renun to MR5.
A. A’l‘. MERRIAM, r. South hiain etru t.
till) it.
DISTRICT 0!" NONWAIJI. as. PROBATE
(‘ourt December lmh.A I).
illsiatsot'liatc E “hi hi. late of Norwalk,
u said district. dross
herons. written appliratlon has been
made to this (‘oort by the administrator of
said estate. prayin for forearms therein set
forth for an order 0 sale of certain real estate
crip‘ald discussed. w‘l‘Illcc lo iully described in
ea a iution on
Orilept'lhd.d That said application be heard and
determined at the Pro to Office lnN N.orwalk
on the llth day of Dec“ will. at 2 o‘clock after-
noon.and that public noticcthereof be given to
all persons interested therein by on lishing
this order in a newer spar having a eir ulntion
in said District. at least seven days before as id
nay oi hesrirut- “A ll. W oofiwriflily/
”tinnitus M b.
55 SD. Milli 8T. 80. NDiilillN.
Practice Limi‘ed to Diseases oiWomsn
Office hears. Mondaysaud Thur-lays. I to b
l9 North litin st, Sc. liotsali
DIAMONDS ’
to. all ly
p' or
In black and Heather
them are scarce.
Hardly nose to be had.
of
say. There'sncsuchrcarcltyhere. We
forenw all this months ago and prepar-
ed ourselves accordingly. Our stock is
' all right. You needn’t'wcrry that we
can'tdtycn with a good .10. tin, or
tidMOverscst. because we can. Our
828 We haves new lot of our men's
Scarcity
medium priced cloth they
Home Rule Oil). in three colors. blue.
blackaad brown, all wool. velvet dol-
lars.les‘dsthsmsll. OverlOIoldsofsr
thhsuson. OurflnsKerseysflhiio In
blue or black, our extra long, nicely
made and trimmed. The equal for style
ofauymcost. Seconr Oovingtonand
Dunrsven Overcosts at all prices. 315 to
celebrated blue and black 010 Cbevidt
suits. Come in this week.
limo.
I Interment.
BAZAAR, SALE AND
TURKEY SUPPER.
Monday. Doc. ID.
Pale fancy and useful articles. Nurees’
aprons, dolls. etc. No ltlmlerlon.
Tuesday. Dec. l l.
Fsls durin day. Bot turkey dinner. 85c:
31- Mayor 8. Reed eed's chowder and cold
turkey for supper. 50. Evening, concert and
entertainment. Admission 10c.
OOUNOD “0131'"! AND MISi NINA
5. “W19.
Wednesday, Dec. l2.
Sale. Concert in evening by
JIEOIII MAY BAFJO CLUB.
Admission 15o.
Harvey's Block, North liain St.
Under auspices of Lediee‘e associsti n of
South Norwalk Baptist church. till"lw
ST. PAUL’S BAZAAR
OPERA House.
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY.
DECEMBER l21hAND l3lh.
SUPPER AND SALE
0f fancy and useful ll’llfl'n. On each evening
at 9'!) o clock will be prorated a oomedslta,
HEARTS.
‘CASTVV
Mrs. ("u\olldish..7 ................ Mrs. Hatch
Mar' on Carcw. .Miae Kellogg
L007" lilieslcon
(‘uthbcrt Devil Mr. Raymond
Jerome Rutledge .................... Mr. Miller
Edison a latest and most wonderful electri—
cal lnvention. the Kinemarope. will be on ex-
hibition throughout the bazaar. Admission.
15 cents. Doors open 5.110 o clock. Supper
eorveti from 5:2!) throughout the evening.
GRAND ENTERTAINMENT
By the Helping Hand Ciro e of King’s Daugh-
to re. of the
NDNWNlN M. E. DDRO".
Consisting of
Beautiful Tablesux, Vocal and
Instrumental Music, Rend-
ings, and the Popular Phco
tograph Album,
With new pictures and puns.
[lusts Rouse. Friday Dec. ii
Admission, The. Reserved seats. lilo extra.
(‘bart open at erory' s and Tomlinson s,
Tuesday morning at 9 o clock. till iw
Hoyt’sbpcra l-louse
SOUTH NORWALK.
Only /on9_night. Good-bye night.
SATURDAY, DENBEN |5ill
Farewell Tour 0 Connecticut.
RIDHARI DDlDEN
. ains's 15th Old Yankee."
Institute hers. "
ED PRDDTY
..byetilllfll) Under the manssrmentc
gloomyaannycam
anticipating [a very good ‘
Christ
icon
out wh _
on som‘s’whllc we have M nag“
tines toriynseing as it will hits raving It
wmwycstc‘
Threatenis simply . .
“4 carrot to} .
« line-moist
ethane-Issuer's, "
last weckis always hurried i all
whynot come and make your
your
"Mr—1F"
200. Bottles (iced Perfut
atopprre.’ 10c bottle. in” I‘M
150 Pocket Books. sliver out... an
ought to bring 89c; cur pricel 25c ash.
100 Boxes of FIDO wuss; tsp... br-
llshtlnish. zocboa. Lots all others at
“10,153“, 15c, etc.
pus—at- ‘
300 Dosen either Ladies'l Gent’ora
Children’ s Handkerchiefs, at lie eachThcy
are better than this price usually oom~
msnde.
100 Dozen Gent's and Ditdiee' Hem-
etitched Handkerchiefs. Iii 1-20 each;
floor grade of some, at 25c.
...—...
50 Dozen Job White and {Bold Emb’d.
soft finish, cannot be duplicsued, 12 Min
each. 13 Di zen Gent's Silk Handkero
chiefs, 39c each.
Big Line of Silk Mufflers; Ladioe’ Silk
Scarf, Etc. I
Lots an Lots of Toys, Gaines, Veloci?
pedes. Dolls, Wagons, ,lltlslcsl Intru-
ments, Fancy China, Glass Were, etc;
they all will command your attention
next week. Better take time by the
forelock and get them now. _
And now just a final driIre for I“.
It is in Granite Iron-lipprd iSauce Pans.
Small size, helding about 1 qt.. No. 12.
15¢ each. Next size, No.14, lot. and 1
pt., 18c; No. 16, 2 qts., 21c each; No. 18,
3 q's , 27c each; No 22, 4; qils., 350; No.
2i, 5 qte., 39c; N0. 26, holding, about 7
qts., 46c car b. These prices are less than
one-half the worth of these goods; they
are all priest and carry with them our
guarantee for one year with any kind of
decent usage
.._....._.._.
outfit—Tum
Boston Store
83 WASHINGTON STREET.
SDllTil _NDRWAiN. DDNN.
‘FiNE WINTER MllillNERi
DRDSSMAKING
A SPECIALTY AT 1
Bill MAILLINERY STDRE.
Hoyt‘s Theatre Building,
WASHINGTON 811, SOUTH NORWALK.
Allis. HElEN RDlMlS PRDP.
_ n m- .-- A”... _.r—AL———=
MARSHALL.’S
School of Shorthand
and Typewritlng.
-IN Till”
Masonic Building. Wall St , tor-
wallt. open.
Terms reasonable. St boo! rooltns open from it)
am. untllll p. m, daily except Saturday. Also
Hominy Wednesday at- -d l- Ilidny evcni
iron 7: P0 toil. ll. 'lhoeo drltlflllL to study
science would do well to ml or write
GillilifAM MAiHIiALL. iioxi] 9. Norwsik”
n13
M . .m --.
A " TRANCE DlAlRiDllNT."
SIND TWENTY- IIVE 0mm, wtthas
tor and stamps and receive Rhoroscope no!
futurclifc. MADAMEJUBH amt nuns-as
trance clairvoyant. seventh tlaugh tor.
with mublc vol tells
tu toll nsm o w om you will In
oilliumeuss 'rmt WORUF‘hH ..‘i'dl
ltuuwnthroughont the work” at gypa if“
Ihe only reliable fortune tel lore. and .
char the reuse love.s m Ewfllfhm
i. DIME!
sees in business.
mum mien mum at Ill/lull ‘Ium.
E... if yi‘:°"°'.‘ili'. ”ii‘hdlfltil‘d": NEAWNA‘RNRN. «limit 132.... at“ ...
IMPORTED FREE OF DUTY. iii? ' “romantics; flows; 1.55.53.03.15“, .m ....
Thavs been successful in buyio Diamonds that were im- “$9,331,!” M'fii’idh'il'mt‘eow Ali-Wilton“ “h "
ported “.9”? g! duty and cuht‘iéi New Tilt; f3: out sad finigugg ...,-., m. . mm...“ a. mime.
rior emou cut crops. sac amon were W-.. -.- —~-~ —~
t. on
....mifiiiiiiffiiifii’wfitfi‘filfifi $32.27.: for WISE woman - - ”llllliN
less money than the some qualityof goods can be bought for WISE MEN " " "
elsewhere. w, ”n ..., (one... u ,0“ will bsuwiaso.“ mtg: w. a...“ wedclt
bet u act. y w
A. w. AUSTIN. THE [EATING lEWElEil, mpg . .. ,m, .. ,_,,,,
' P rws are selling.audlearntbe ,
as "M Ml ’ 'o‘m ' want. rant. lozvpeprice we are scalp: it at. :2: LOWT Prlc’
A UARTER OF A CENTURY mm. mm. "filllmm "l" llorgocd work.
7 0- ems-es nun nos sumac. . amass, no. 3;: “than“ 0* it ‘0' 50 "Wm "M. ,
AWAK El anouesnu ...... ...... 'THlNKl ......
run one. osrcraar. no user, are.
, EAD’S OONFEOTIONERY ...”... ,3...“th
Off the ofthssscl the benefit of its accumulated expsrieece of so nmana IEAIID B E w [8 E ‘ ”by
yearslu production ofths sssortmsntuf “n canals-o. 7 , [I
Film CANDY... goo. ”misc. andesllocusbsicrs you buy. Paw “lull:-
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