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tilts $Y~DCEMBER 20.1894.
,‘itlolllrentwsnnfsbe
’br the lervlees lent
fillies-ll...
, of0hrlstmes music for
in. st the
. Soutthrwelh. found
‘ rendered by the following
Wag the regular choir
tour voices: Sopranos, lire.
‘ . Ira. N. 1!. Campbell,
fifioifmen, limes Louise
. letilda Iorrell. Iartha
Ire. Ohsriee St. John;
‘ lion. Ire. Balle‘smith,
i'lc‘rscos Benedict, Iay Q.
m. Robert A. Holmes,
Lelnud, Henry Tilly; beeeos,
Iorgsn, Peter Debens.
Poorer. Richard Abundrotb,
g Diebrdw and F. 8.”.Lyon.
w‘ie urgent» and director.
service, 10:00 o’clock. wgnn
‘Alle Iercie." D. Bernerd;
Best,” P. A.
m. "While
, oyd. Ire. A. F.
J. 0. Collins. It A.
“a. P. Iorgen; soprano solo.
Inp'l'oy Way. 0 lord.” G.
Ire. A. F. Wheeler; closing
fi-‘Allslule. Alleluia.” It. E.
.. pestlnde. "March Tri-
’ Co . Evening
, 'f ,c'm. organ elude,“Prc-
Ilnrch.”AY. W.” Jab“ ;v;ulbsm.
Bring on. n legend:
solo, "Night of N hte,”
, Ire. A. F. Will‘eeler;
our “0*! .3...»
w.worde by Dr. F. . B.
andsung from msnoscrl t by
, Quartette, D. E. Disbrow, . J.
H. P. Iorgnn;
chorus, “Gloria from Twelfth
, ;orgau prostlude. “limb
“ '” E Rams
Trinity lplceepnl.
‘ will be no specisl music at
”churcbou Sundey. For Christ-
morning, at the 10:30 service, the
" prurgemmebns been arranged:
, . e, Be e;Venite,Cieelsrld;
. .. i; eDentn'l'n F.8chilling;
' in C. Schilling; Kyrie Eleieou;
Glcris Tibl. Anon; oiliertcr ,
Were Shepherds,” Wilkinson;
.‘ malice. Steiner: Ssuctue,
' dilute imExcsisie, Zeuner; Re-
”3 me 28; tlude. Reinechs:
Bun y morning the
, mode will be repeated. lo
. tbefcilcwing spcciel music
Mud: Organ ude, Gloria.
Inguilcst in .Tours; Nnnc
" » - . :oflertory, "In Him wss
he; olertor‘y sentence. Stein-
ude. The musical director is
‘ og. The cbogficrém
‘r ”W0; - -
ttIlto. Joules F. Hell, tenor;
.l. Hubbell, bees; Edward Sims,
., The Bentley school entertain-
wfllbs held Friday afternoon.
,lwwth Nerwnlh Baptist.
of the South Nor-walk
church will render the following
sttbe services Sunday: An-
.l‘Ob. Ding to God,” nrrenged from
s “Noel,” by Pbilo A. Otis;
nuthem. “Li ht Flashing into
.. ,” George ’stow;antbem.
l Through the Silent Night.”
Berries; solo,‘."l'he Christ-Child,"
Ooombs.
th Ills: Nip“; Ardele
. render e oiow 'organ
- in the morning: Prelude.
' Ierch."Clsrh;ollertory, “Ele-
m; postlude, Batiste. Even-
" .Op. 85. No. 4, Weiy; offer.
majors"; postiude in B
be»
‘ lull Inrwalh leihedlet.
Boutb Norwslh Ietbodist
In. Salter will sing“The Nati-
syeeuisy, Ind‘q'he Christ cons,"
, . Thschoir will sibg "Auti-
M, the entbems: “0h,
rig." Mendelssohn-Berth-
W
futile .5 in gold, at Leno’s
semester-e Pensioner.”
isp’ortef the proceedings of yes-
’ «eflcu cf the lexow committee.
York Tribune prints thefollow-
4, » . the above subfhead: 'fIr.
”gunned
iliigr:
.itl
in reminds to nutter from Council-
utsnBlatertoths odicielsoftbemeoli-
deledrellroad.toescertsiu ifemorlidcs-
lieu of the compeny’eplans regsrding the
proposed abutment es the Wnehingtco
street crossing could not he made, e tele-
grem was received, yesterday. inviting
the committee to reset with the cuticle
in New Haven. and providing for the
commities's free transportation both
ways. Ismbeveof the committee who
attended were J. Elienis, B 8. Golden.
J. A. Meter sud Jecob Scnnnb. the other
memberdl A. Rownu.being outof town.
Engineer Briggs elso accompanied the
committee. President Clerk was nbeent
in Boston. but Viceprec’r‘oat Hell end
Engineer Curtis met the committee. In
regerd to having the proposed abutment
pieced beck to coniorm with the building
line on the east side of the street. Engi-
gineer Curtis said that on so-
count of the curvsture of the
ironic et that point, there would nec-
esesrly be greater didioulty in building
the bridge and oonsidernbls additional
expense. Vice-president Hell at once
saw thet the arrest would he obstructed
end thought that possibly the engineer's
objections could he th-rcome, end the
ebutment put back to the building line.
He thought the request of the city a ren-
soneble one. ‘ The committe eleo brought
up other matters in the pleas of the com-
pany which concerned South Norwnlb.
One in particular wee R-nilroed see.
It wee learned that the compeny ten-
ded piecing a well four or live feet big:
ettbe foot of the embeuhmsnt. to
capped with e suitable coping, which
will add greatly to “its appear-
ance. In regerrl toe question as to whet
could be done about getting to thenew
ststiou through Railroad place. Ir. Cur-
tis edvieed the of South Norwalh
toisy out tbsp of thsetrestestbey
gum them and subsiizotbem to the
company, no thought an
agreement could he reached whereby it
could be extended. In regsrd to Ionroe
street he thought the city would be wise
to make n sixty foot roadway. insteed of
leeving it forty feet east present. The
that width if the street was widened.
The conference wee s most setisfecaory
one.
SANTA CLAUS AT SPRINGWWD.
Be Sends Presents end Goodlns to the
Children of the Mission.
The Springwood chapel was the scene
3‘ of great festivity last night. It wee the
occasion of the ennusl visit of Saute
Clone to that flourishing mission. but ow-
ing to the many cells be wee obliged to
mobs, he did not arrive in person. they
gifts. however, were distributed, end the
others will be given out later. .
The large gathering of bright-eyed
children end their friends filled the
chapel. and clouding room wee at is
premium Bright decoretione added to
the attrectiveuem of the scene, end alto-
getber it can be sold that it wee the most
successful of any entertainment ever
given there. Charles I. anrenr-e loch
cher e of the exercises, end the little once
did t mselvee great credit. the dielogue
between little Ifsbel Bouton end Sammy
Velsor being worthy of speciel mention.
The Apollo orchestrn and members of
the loss Hill orchestra gave delightful
selections throughout the evening. Reci-
tstiuus were given by limes Clara Vol»
sor, Deiebunty, lesie Tnylor, Elle
Cowpert wait sud Anna Roll. A vocal
selection, "Wonderful Gift of Mercy.”
wee artistically rendered by Ilse E L.
French. There wee niece recltntion by
four boys of the infect depertment. and
thescng by the rimery class, ”Wbet
Shell we Bring? nflorded much plen-
sure.
At the close of the progremme the
ladies who bed the exercises in charge
served delicious cube of meny binds, end
each child received confectionery sud
fruit. A number of gifts were exchanged
between leechers and scholars. Ilse
Bertha Adems, who serves so feithfuily
neorgeoist, wee the recipient of a gold
and posrl pen. After pleasant wings
the gsthenog broke up et a late or.
—-Bolidey bargains nt Sturtevant’s Ber-
gaiu Honest.
TWIN CIT! FOLKS.
. Plensent hrnernphs About Norwelh 1-...
pie and Their Friends.
Ilies Kittie Olive lintchicsou. of Ves-
ssr college, Poughbeepsie. N. Y.. is ex‘
pected home tomorrow to spend the bull-
dey venetian.
Ire LeGrsnd C. Bette is expected
home from Washington. D. C .Seturdey.
Ire. T. B. Vsodsrhosf will entertain
the Pride Afternoon Wbiet club. or her
home on t avenue, tomorrow after-
noon.
Booster John H. Ferrh, who is a mem«
herof tbs Putnam Iiemoriel Perk coin-
rs. bettsndiogsmsotiugof the
' bosrd in Bedding, today.
Ire. Horses Hubhell. of St. John are-
noe. Norwslh. is «Booted home from
eforielghl’e visit to id Point Comfort.
:I-Ipend thewbolida ”will; her ”rents:
w: s
Iir.sudIre. W. A.’ Wheeler, in New
York city.
Ilse Bertbe Aderse will leave South
Norweih tomorrow for Hartford. to
the holidays with Ilse Edythe
lee.
Ilesld Orcmnien will d the
w .33. with m'ii'm...
Ihsloulsmmisrstnrnedtoherbome
in u.
tsreweet’evisitwithber ,
IreJ.J.0eps,Ieirfieldsven
Ihflsttis of . is e
wwtoflrmm ll. L. . of
sstleinetreet.
IreflimGntcwvhimerlnslrmhls
themofrdsuvssmliewrcrheiiy.
reilroed'compeny would mebothebridge eb
or resin reissue
lusts end lteeltettens With Iehlhltlcws
of the lowly Art. lee, the Guests in
Good
“"7
Inner until Bouquet Time. When
aney a Royal tenet.
Tomeme call last night’s entertain.
moot end hannet of the South Norwslh
Athletic club a success. would illndequap
tely express the full measure of the
pleasure of the occasim.
Since the
opening, a few weeks ago, of the club‘s
bendseme
block. eev
usrtere‘ in J. Donovan’s
pleasant edeire have been
held there. but in point of attendance
end interest menifested. last night's event
eclipsed them all. The emoluments
were perfect. and, with the exception
thet the latch. of the hour
revealed
responses to the toasts the pres dent lied
prepared. the programme of the sifsir
wee curried out to the minutest detsil.
When theolccb chimed the hour of 0
some four hundred members of the club
and their guests bed eesembled in the
specious gynmnsium, end eve close at»
tention
while genial B. Coleman
mounted the etsge erected in the center
of the
room, and announced the first
number on the programme,» instill»
mental
selection by Cberles Trowbridge.
The youthful pieuist exhibited unusual
still, and unquestionably is destined to
be heard from in a short time in e men-
nor that will give much pleasure to his
meny friends.
Alter the which greeted Iss-
ter Trowhridge bed died sway, Ir. Cole
men. on mentor of ceremoniesmunounced
a three
-rouud frieudl setto between the
“Shepp hrothers”- illiein and James
Bbsperd. Considerable spirit wee meni-
fest in the amour; in fact. it proved to
be the liveliest eetto of the evening. both
raconteurs being shout evenly matched.
Daniel McIntyre was timekeepsr for this
and other events throughout the even-
Jemes Gertie, the flute soloist, then
played
the familiar “Swnnee River." to
gene accompaniment by Edwerd Beers.
ih artiste acquitted themselves credit
ly.
Another three-round sclto was then
given between Jebn Doyle and Edwerd
Grime.
James Fitzgerald. the popular recite.
ticniet,
wee heard in a characteristic Ger-
teen selection, entitled; “Iicbnel Bcbuei-
der's TesPerty.”sud wee doubly encored,
responding with "The Shipwreck," and
“Tee Bed lien in Town.”clting es an ex:
ample
most
tinting
one of the beppiest,
easy-going and macro
members of the Athletic
club, but whose name, beceuee of hie
well-hnewn modesty, we refrain from
putting in type.
The Keogh Midgets furnished nu ebuu-
deuce
"out,
Entry
of amusement all through their
end the way the eigboyesrold
kept the ten~yearold Jerry bust-
ling wee e caution. They exhibited con-
siderable science else, and were shower-
ed with coin after each round.
Thomas Cole favored the guests with a
vocal number that was greatly enjoyed.
He poms-es a sweet. mellow voice of re—
merheble rouge, which wee board to
and edvsntege in theselsction chosen.
ewes also doubly encored. The accom-
psnist wee Ir. Purdy.
Ovis Freirich and John Newman per
formed their isdder burlesque not to the
greet delight of all.
Mr. i-‘rcdricb wee
costumed end painted to represent sgen-
ulne clown, and both did some remer~
bebly
ledder.
clever worlt on the trapeze end
Thomas licloernoy sud Richard Fit»
gereld
then bade three round “go" of
quite an interesting nature, both men
scoring several good points.
Aeelecticn was rendered by Purdy a
Freem-n’e orchestra in so excellent s
mnnner thet they were also obliged to
‘0 en 0300!.-
e closing event was s setto between
Professor George Y
or end one of
his pupils, Dnvid Blim, who displayed
ccnsidereble skill.
The guests were then invited to do jus-
tice to the canteen of the six tsbles ex-
tending the entire length of the room.
They were well filled with tootheomo
edibies of great vsrtety. embracing eel
eds. beeos. sandwiches, cats, colee. end
from, which were expeditiously served
by the active younger members of the
club.
President Welter L. Wilcox oc-
cupied a poeiticn at the heed of one of
the tables, end “tech the cute." so elsh—
ureteiy constructed sifsir. which he cut
with his customary gracefulness.
end
to the guests alongside him. who
included Councilmen Slater. Seymour.
Bcbeub. City Attirncy Light and other
prominent citinens of the town. Cigere
were passed erouod after supper.
These pleasant occasions cannot fail to
sobence the rcspsritv and
the club,
lerlty of
keep alive the nlersst in
the orgenlestlcn.
~Gsnte’ furnishiflnag'rs-
”t; for the
holiday senson. et I. B. mitb’s.
”Nb! ONI WWI.
The leperte Begerdlng [rah J. llmcne
rsnnntehellntrne.
The committeesppclntsd to lovestlgsts
the Frank J. Bhnons mutter. have setb-
llstl themselves thettbecbsrgseeelnet
Bimonsofhevingtwowlvee ie unfound-
sd.endcriginetedlnemenoertbet. for
thessheofils
medeflhllcusitwonld
Hfifin.
”(inhumbhilllotm
i better
The Whitefish-tie Bellman compeny
bet “would “the following select plen-
sure tours. underlie penmnlly conduct-
ed. tourist syebi'm. for the holiday season.
The declination of each tour odors so
much in thongs of recreation and eight
eeelpg thattb‘e llll'ltit’l of the billing
eesso'pruity bs'd’oubly eujoyedfiby perti .
patio ill on of them.
martin rgnml Washington, Wed-
need”, December 26 returning the fol-
lolv’iuit Seturdsy. Tickets covering
lrsns'ptu'taiiozi, meals on run-e, nod hotel
ncmtnmudelione et Gsttysburg sud
Washington will be sold at the following
rates: New York. Brooklyn and New-
erlt,m.00: 'l'r. num. .19 00; Philadell‘phin,
017 50. Tickets» will also be so to
Gettysburit. r..-tnrniog direct by reguler
treins Illvliil December 81. It rate of .12 00
from New York. 31100 from Trenbiu.
end .9 50 iron Philadel bin.
1‘» Wnehimtrtn. on T untidy. Decent
her 27. returning the following Saturday.
Round ruin rates, including hotel encom-
mduiloue: New York, Brooklyn and
Newark. $18 50; Trenton. 812 75; Phile-
dolphin end Wilmington, til 50.
'i'oOld Point Comfort. i'hursdey. De-
cembsr iii. returning the following 8st
urday. Rites. including round-trip
ire Merton and all necessary expenses:
New ur'rr Brooklyn and Newsthlb 50:
Trenton. 014.00; Phibidelphie. ”2.50.
Ticerte will also be sold at the some
rotor. including luncheon going and one
day's board at the Bygeie Hotel, and
good to return vie Richmond end Wash-
ington. by regular trains within ten days.
chats for any of the above tours from
other points will be sold st proportion“:
rates. and soy edditionel informstion in
regerdtothetoursms beohtelned on
appilcetloo to the Ton A ent. st M06
roadway. New York; 880 ulicn street.
groohlyn; or Room ill, Breed street ste-
lou. e
—-‘l’bis week the-Sit will be hsrgsins in
harnesses, borne goois. lep robes and
blankets, at Wright's eelesrooms.
PUPILS Willi CAN SPILL.
no items of Those who usésiue too pct
cent. at the [scent Inclination.
The eccernpanyiug list is the names of
those listing a perfect essmiuetlon in
spelling on the words of the pest term,
at the Franklin street school:
Grade I—Fnrty-flve pupils tooli exemio
notion; eleven pile received 100 per
cent: Mary uwnk, Fannie Wilson,
lie Petr-rs, Willie Wier. Lucien B,»
gs us, Arthur Csney. Eddie Light.
Prank iturlevsnt. Fred lioiernso. Ir-
ving Light, Kerry O'Brien.
Grede i—Fortywix loch theensmins-
lion: neuron of pile who were 100:
Wicbiblsn, 0e ge Crofut, Cberlee
u Berry ney. Grece Corbett,
aerosol Wette. Emma Colegrove, Willie
Horton. live Collins. Beesie Stowe, Flor
enne lfeeh . Henry Walters. Fred
Harris, J Ilnot.
Grade ii— Thirty-nine pupils too! the
enemioetiou: the comes of those having
100 per cent. are: Linis Lichtbleu. Eden
Bshsr. Esther Barrie, Enos MinotJnI-
lie Wells.
Grsde d—l’orty-iwo pupils sxsmiood;
Helena Mitchell. Kerry Tolles, Gumie
Dibble..lbddie German. Etta ’l‘ellmedge.
Lulu Dsntcn. In Willlems. Julie Fitz
patriot, Lillian attics, lde Decker,
May Phillips. Ella Korn.
Grade 7-Porty~llve took ersminstiou;
there were eight pupils who bed 100 per
cent. as follows: Theresa Ship-rd,
Anne Siesgmuller, Kate Conner, ittie
Williamson, Anna Taylor, Elie Hines,
Edwnrd Froeb. Fritz Lichtblau.
~Wsndow cards. "Cbrietmes Goods,”
at Tue Belmont. oflioe. 10 0. each.
"BIB! (ill HIST] A8 BILLS.
The, will Jeywnsly rue. nt the City
, lehonls Tomorrow.
Ssnte Claus will visit the little ones at
the Concord street bindergsrten, Friday
slum It 1:30 o'clock. an visit will
be preceded by a short progremms. as
follows: Bong. “Merry, Ierry XIII.
Bells.” by school; linger play, "Bente
Claus.” Alice Fitch; violin solo, Charles
Greves: sons. “Shins Out. on Blessed
8ier,"h school: duct. "The Wonderful
Tree,” isses Gates end Adams; Saute
Glens. Relph Bindiey. Miss Edythe 8.
Gem is the hindergsrtner.
Atthe Concord street school. Christ-
insseesrcises willbeheldet 1:10 p. m.
The followi ieibo programme: Bong,
b school. “ blsbemfs Plein;" recite
one. "Xmes Greeting.” Chester Fitch;
' Benin Claus.” Gstwge Barnes; "Poll ’s
Plan.” Susie Ulelnger; "Robin’s ew
&?¢“““““”“i”tbfifii
us by t c ,
ii“ ”3"" 1%....“ “in firm
r en ran
ile 83".er t.Cbe'rlie Rey-{cn'dr'A
1’ ng Qnrsllcn,” Vere Whitney'
hComine.” Bettie Johnson;
“A Beautiful fliers" reci-
-"thm0 " Bites
3 t
«is...
W V; "Irons Dem”
"Xms’e‘elb,’ [Allies Pearson.
A locw.”lleie Pitssr: “ileum
the Icons” Charles
use; school. “What shell
View"
” " “bench stone l.. Adams.
Oflb’L. Adults diedlsst night “0:”
o'clech‘ stills residence of bisecs.l.s*
MMOI'TOIIOI’ avenue. Fewee
sellout vilteyesre of Heart tron.
blews!lbecsusecfhis?seth. Tbsfu-
nemes 0f willie having 100 per cent: P”
RAM" NQIWALI.
chrlslmse leercleee In the Grimmer Ile-
pnrtment of the Penile -lebeet-lenta
Clues to Hebe his Appearance at the
letbedist Church—Other Observances.
Tbegrsmmsr department of the Esst
Norwslh school w ll render the follow-
ing meet the afternoon session
on y. December 81'. beginning at
too m.« Patrons end friends of the
taboo ere invited lobe present: School
chem, “Sing Aiwe sz” pleno duet.
"Dreems of Heaven. Amy and Core
Dodge; recitation, "Early Christmas
Morning,” Vere Corbin; recitation. "A
Christmas Problem." Charles Bleplee;
school chorus. "longing for Spring?
composition. “The Siturnslie and Christ-
mas.” Part 1.. Everltt Batcbmen; com-
position. “The Baturnslie end Christ-
roee,”Pert ll ,Frenr Roberts; chorus from
Grede‘ll, “ The Happy Time;" recitation,
o ,“
"A Christmes Cur Hannah Valen-
tine: instrumeniel. violin end piano,
“Waves of the Ocean." William Gilbert
and Hattie Sherwood; recitation. “Senta
Claus end the Little Helper." Phebe
LiCroix; recitation. "After Cbrietmss."
Henry Geib; school chorus. “Flag of the
Free; recitetion. “Santa Claus and the
House,” Bettie Smith; recitation. "The
Christmas Rooster," Herman Brsesel;
chorus from Grade 10, "Twining the
Christmas Gnrlands;” recitation, "Eigh-
teen Ninety-Five." Florence Hoyt;scbooi
chorus. "Americn ”
—Reed Periodical ticeet advertisement
toiley in another column.
Thelsbbetb school of the East Ave-
nue Methodist Episcopal church met last
night. for the rebates! of Christmas
arena The mneip has been 'ptlr‘iledmb‘.
. so many vocee, sccom y
the piece end the Apollo orchestra.
render inspirin music. The superin-
tendent. J. C. awrine. and his assis-
tsnteere plenuiog for a merry Chrht-
mes for the little folks. The decoretione
will consist (if an old fashioned the piece
and chimney, built of brick csndy boxes.
and es in days of yore, Saute Clone will
arrive et the eppointed time with his
reindeere and sleigh. end if he does not
get cinch in the chimney he will appear
in the tire piece with his nocuslomed
peck for the good little boys and girls.
be entertainment will be on Christmas
night this your, instead of Christmas eve.
A very delightful concert hes been er-
ranged for the children's part of the pro-
gramme.
—Fiuest stock of dolls and toys in town
st Slurtevent‘s Bangui!) Houses.
Information nachos Tne Sunni.
office that e smell boy.clsimicg to be
tbeeon of Ir. and Ire. Jerome Smith,
of Outings avenue. is around town with
a subscription paper, trying to rules”
money by telling that both his parents
erestch and much in need. ILBmith
and his wife deeire t) have it stated.
and stated emphatically. that they are
not engegedineuy such kind of work.
They fell very badly ibst their unmee
should be used to obtain money from
pie. The youngster is an imposer
and should be treated as such.
—A handsome cone will mete a nice
ane preeeut st O'Brien’e.
TbeGezette tells of e men who amus-
ed himself, Tuesday night, by ringing
door bells on Henry street. end frighten-
ing ladies. When be no the hell he
would hide and when the our was open-
ed he would whistle. As coon us a com
closed he would mount the porch and
pull the bell again.
-—Gold spectacles and eye glasses.
Glasses, titted correctly at Rood's.
One night this went some one attempt-
ed tosteai e quentity of freshly butch-
ered port from the residence of A. G.
Taylor, on Strawberry Hill. The thieves
were scared ewey. A live pig was re«
cently stolen from the town farm.
——-Order ice cream at Lone e.
Rev. Osmr biodegren is expected
home. tonight. from Incubator. N. H.
lie is in Bridgep )rt, lode , wherehe will
preach this evening. is will conduct
the serviceein his own church, tomor-
row night.
——Silver~pleted were st meuufsctursr'e
prices st stuttevent’s Bergein Houses.
Tbscbiidren cf the Swedish Bundey
school held a rshenrselcf rhserbrieume
exercises. last night. and will meet sgein
tomorrow night lor the same purpose.
The festival will be held Christmse
night.
--Ribhcos, Ohheend indie silt isocy
and plain, at n. s. Imith’s. '
Work wee mfiwwrdey. tree“!!!
Wit! . f Brothers'
" etching forBsnte." Beeel Inier’A meme worhcflervln new
ootbe west side of Dove street,
ossrllecondevenue.
- end Ksoss. Keud Beeheu at
lane’s. y y
Rev. George L. Teepie will
preach Bun-
Bmith; ilsy morn! . n the snoiecs,“i’he
" ' ’ Would Do" Josie Goodwin; reins of oilutwm Advent so the
”x r in”: irmil‘m; 3%“. World.”
fl . PW" ,, 4m» brandy for mince pies. st
2'?" “‘mfm Obi M, w m‘mmr'.
IthnchJodd, who has been
visitinglheAllcel’ersonsJ‘lrstms,
ioIerlden
allies pencils notebooks h gold
endslivsiutltocd’s.
The isdleeof tbshcsndlnsvien church
rootlets mesthg, this elm. with,
Ire. Anderson.attltewstrest.
WMMmusmith's.
Chester honest» will retrain from
Wesleyan university. “brown,
u may“. '
«(lend muslin.“
silence.“ _ 9'
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/ dent llnll see new on“; Till lull“ “1'33"" ll IAN! cuts-berg nntl our ears: cos-rm. \‘lllili AND am", 0! Till ll fl .1" Iershell B. 'f‘cllw. l'eet avenue
«the table legers for on... ‘
Beds it anti-glen I.
Work on kiwi-Winches
ldence on St. John avenue.
rapidly. Ir. it. John resides at
on leis street, Norwelh.
Thesloop“Pell” errived Inst 0“:
from Long lslend. with producs.nhd
now tied upet the bridge. . ‘
—Msndoiioe, guitars; hen
harps at Sturtevsnt‘s
A brshemsn fell off a car of the use.
Tent Line. in this piece. yesterdey, be
was not severely injured.
John Guyer. Jr., proprietor of the
Crystel Iilh Dairy, has purchased I new
F‘
Iflflb'
nous-e.
Frederick Cerr has returned from n
Friiz Fable has 0
at No. 4 New street.
cooling of thin ice
vL-Tbe finest butter in the city—Royal
Blue creemery. Bette & Ferringtons.
DAMBN AND NORWICH.
Wedding cards are out announcing the
marriage of bliss Sara Elisabeth Rsndell,
de bier of Ceptein Edwerd L. Rnbdell.
to uteueot Williem H. Icrford.
U. S. A., on Wednesdsy evening,
Jsuuury id. at 8 o’clock. in
Fort Icherson, Georgie. Iieumnnnt
Korfcrd‘wns one ofths meny boys who
set under theiostruction of lb I. J.
Davis. now of the Elmwood school. nt
”immii‘h Jahmwnéi
so iers' orp on
Fitch's Home for the soldiers now
stands. Like meny others who were in
the same school, be has been making a
good record for himself.
Dr. E. F. Payne, the New York den-
tist, who makes this place his home. has
the foundation up for his new bulldilw,
end the contract for its erection will
bsbly be nwerded in n few dnys.
structure will he 88x47 her, two stories
in height The ilret floor is to be occu-
pied es a. store, and the second for tens-
meals.
The Iyour: son of John Icflsle, who
recent y be the sight of one of his eyes
destroyed by being hit with n piece of
steel by his brother, underwent an ger-
ntiuu, yesterday. in e hospital in ew
York. The injured eye wee removed.
It is thought that the eight of the re.
msiniug eye will not be affected. -
The trial of the suit of A. H. Scoflsld
vs. the town of Darieu began Tuesday.
in the Superior Court Afterone with.
Egbeirman Woodrufl. of the Board of
lroed mmiseiouers,'
emitted, the user was continued until to-
dey, being crowded out by the Bridge-
port otmtested election ones.
A lire occurred at Dr. E. F. Payne's.
lest Tuesday evening. Mr. P‘hn bed
some hams smoking in an out- ilding.
when the structure caught fire, destroy-
ing a wagon and eeverel home.
One day rrcenlly J totes Curmu's cow,
while going down hill, fell and sprniued
heriegsotbetit was needs-sexy to re-
curee etone boat to have the enmnl
taken home.
The railroad company beve bed the
highway under the stain street crossing
covered with e thick layer of line crushed
stone. Rsilroed plece is also receiving a
coating.
Yesterday. Selectman Waterbury bed
gravel carted on the sideth from 8. 0.
hilllmsn's drug store to hire. Brady's
property, raising the sidewalk nearly one
out.
The depot reached its new foundation
yesterday. The tools and blocking of
the building movere ere being pieced in
cers reedy for shipment to Greenwich.
In. James E. Chestnut went to Beby-
lon.L. l .yeeterdsy.tospend the
with her daughter, Ire Core I. (kept.
Contractors lilies dt Lsthro hes bed a
Emigrspu taken of the 11 street
0.
lire. George W. Fowler is steadily im-
proving in benltb.
~—l"rieti oscnliops at Demt lieutenant
BUWAH'ON.
bliss Line Slovene, who hes been at-
teuding Temple Grove Seminery, Borne
toga Springs. will return tomorrow. to
s the holidays with her penum.
ptsiu and In. W. 1 Stevens. Iain
street.
I Charles Godfrey soiled yester-
day orBevsunsb. Georgia. to be sbesnt
eeverel weehs. He expects to send home
eeverel new vsrietise of ”cbryeenthe-
mums.”
IimIelBeechcr. of New Haven b
the guest of Ilse [rill stereos. “sin
street.
“a“... . ,Mmm. ..
«Plush. celluloid ditiitiiomcu
stliturtsvent's Bergsin Boom.
warmer.
Theineteiletloooftbenewl elected.
oleersof’l‘empislod .No. ,I'.ud
A.I..willtsteplscs “KW room
W
s
electing nurses Bis
president for tbsfcrty-eeccnd must":
use.
AtthebotmetlfCIptelll end III. III-
suo Allen. Tnesds their “.5:
let. litre Alice T. alien. Grill
of Broohlyn. N. Y., were
by Rev. Kenneth MM of
mortal church. .
lfllrnlbylm
'l'heieli heedof'l'hoinsemm:
—had been ex. w...
snout-fol hunting trip on Ionglslsud. . .
psned his new metbst " ‘
The mill pond is egein covered with n L i‘
.
a
m cm. was neerly bicwn as raw- 1.
W , ., .
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