m. “mm"
‘ slits-ethane“ V
Autumn‘s“ mihrah-taaey
mmhuhieehneeerdiue»
eel cheristeiwflh neat W thiam-
sl. list-elemtheterlietwiihm ' ‘ cre-
iemwnhjehsssstaeerfl. Meal lee
arm-adult!” mm.
WildliMIHtcm. '
Darn-mysehsdhettsr enemies he-
taeemskadenthtnuetthe latétt Prince
ct'ales Matinee“! Vs tests
thbsrsatulertothepacpleullcathlsrwalh
ndlumkuanmtnwsasm.
Wepayycartarehothweye.‘ Outcatenrad.
Openneryevealnsuflllllealarylllig
MEIGS &‘.00.
Tainan-r no muse Ournrn Ir
grail: u? ,
mirth
who:
lWfl:
m wt
'15.} im.
5% i‘lil‘r
limit. .
GEORG‘ B.VANAL81‘¥NE——Ofl'el' accepted. Will Ship at cm .
TEEET, WELLER e
certin that the above telegram was received at this office at 9:30 this a. m. ’ r
J. J. KEARINB, Manager Postal Telegraph 00
v ' j urine moments. ' c '
,_ er Interest trees Ive-r use-tor at
W
W.“ t - ' v
,1 '
”fl‘ .“ . Ahaatsevsuty-Iveprepert' y ownersin
the town oil-st Mani . east-ids.
adjeiatcgthehceudatyliueeilarttord.
hav‘epeiiticaedthefleasrsl Awemhlyto
elm. thatpcrticuot the towncl‘Weet
»flertlcrdtothetowactllarttcrd. 'l'he
uritgyeoatamsahcetfliiperncse and
is is: ownedeud occupied by rich
peopledoicghusiaeseiullarttcrd.
.liikolo mnemoioycdunthe coal
”Volunteer. was found dead in the
noun Bertierd. nu night. It is
thoughthetrippedcnthehawser. which
wasstrctchedecroes thehargeand
- thus thrown iniothcbold ‘ Olly.
Bewaeabontthirty years .t_ He had
wortedonvaricuecosihargee. '1
Direct by an prrsee.
.0... hm...’ 1*. n; we: a“ ‘-
r w’ m’l mam
Ferm‘e. was bred ht to the liorwalk undue-Ii-‘aoneimmo-mt
”this“ sermon ‘“i%m“'”““
. m I I ‘ .' J:
out. Bewae struck near the depot by 13%;." AUXILIARY. so“: ”'3'.
aces train, and had a narrow es- ‘
cape tomdeeth. Incoxisanstive oi
Budsoo,li. Y. flehse no recollection
of the accident. He arrived in South
Norwaikou the 9:36 traio,‘cn which
Gmssullman is‘conductor, and Ir.
Bronson engineer.
if out; ,
hurl
:m ,Zl‘hi. s is to
“no?!
no DIM
t ".in ‘
Itmeans simply thisi We had an otter made to us to clean up the entire stock of
OLID Y GOOD.
Ate price-ewe took it~we could not help ourselves, it was so cheap, in amount about 250 dozen.
flow it leave e no but two days to clean it up. Prices on all kinds of Holiday Goods, such as ' "
Taylor at Golden, v, fail, . . ”UM 1RAYS, SEVERED BOTTLES;
lieal Estate and Insuraflt.
r
i
wasnnmn cram. :
firm,” PLUSH , GASES, FANCY CARDS, BOOKS,
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, AND TOYS 0F
sodas-ins
mummies-ms. _
—Gente' tnrnishlng a ty for the
hoflay season. at I. 33:33;
firsts-thou“.
The Christmas number of Bercny’e
is on our table,
Living Pictures WANTED.
whataheautilul workmit‘isLOI all
wan: W gain fl‘NOlf
» cm ID.
Lhwerk wuraataltohedsaeia tke
maunerandtwleast Ii
an; H» .~
“mfg
h,‘ J . 1.5 finfiact, every conceivable article. useful as well as ornamental. for a Christmas present t, will
momsm establishment. . .
W M 3" fl sold hy.us at less than it would ordinarily cost us. In other words we propose to sell 25o arti-
Mag-n line'.“ electric care.
ennum' or mlwgmm
in
heat
J'.
Ltiles for Me, 500 articles for 25m, etc.
' Our address and the place to find these unrivaled bargains is at the
i. NilWllli Billili suit.
83 WASHINGTON ST.. 80. NORWALK.
;;.‘No other store will hold the attractions for you that this one will.
M'm-m un. w. a Honshton,
‘ erbnry. are guests of In and
ham. Mrs Boughton will
,, ' home tomorrow, but laeierJohes
rsmain here during the holiday sea-
NEWB 0! TI! NORWALKS.
Following will he the order oi services
in Grace church. nest week: Tuesday.
ChristmasDa . 7:80; in , 8on Com-
munion; 10: a. m.. morning yer,
sermon and Holy (lommunioo. edner
taeenue the proud rents ct 60!. 3‘. 51?!!!“ day; “IBM-y. 8!-
llitla itch-Star. pa John's day; riday, thelonocent’s day.
. ~ '-—--——-— ‘ 10a. m., Holy Communion. Thursday.
~ I. B. Gumhart and family. 7 p. m., children's serviceand teetival.
W I
Rev. “Y, 8. Hunter. ’oi Wilton. will
in the Cranberry Plains
tomorrow afternoon at 4:15 o’clock.
and Ira. Jacob W. Wolf. oi 2
@fi'fia’fiou umm m
movements. heater.
water. MW‘ tulle. st
bushel W1 3. ill!)
ateaim. ~ nlltt
" ' hoeeeot h rooms
ermmlfw mod‘rgn‘ lmrvvé
meats. I nits ct atlwnt wrwo is
Brown a W 'e grocery. d1! tt .
it» ‘ i“
.m-
HOUslmrglm'BMMssmrfi -_
email hoasa, tear rooms. lush-ll street m: M
cornu and Tours menthol:
rcome.waterin.allin dutch-order. a v ,
plyioJOEN H.KNAPP.IWmteue‘. ,
lit!
OWIR floor of house. No. 7 CW”
eet;rsnt.lowtodeeirahlc tenant. n
I"
quit. of JAIIS P. PUNZIL T. No. 9 Chantal:
mm. and
owns mmmmmuneah
street. near tramway turnout-bwater in.
Rent 9. l nits on oremieeeor oi ll Bllilr
mm. at I eat avenue. an it. ‘/
can mare South lain street. watse
in. rent”; Woodward avenue. Grooms,
second floor. rent ”HIM“ W ward
"33.3%“ '3‘ h 'n’ium'c'fiel "M
' m
p am in a. wd’onwsnn.
W
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‘7‘
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=.»
is.
—_7 ‘—
DlAMONDS. 7
IMPORTED FREE OF DUTY.
I have been eucceesiul in huyin Diamonds that were im-
iree of duty and cut in New crk; for out and finish are
aperior to Diamonds out in Europe. These Diam' ends were bought
ore the diamond cutter's strike at a saving of ten per cent. on
cost, and will offer Diamonds to my customers this season for
less micney than the some quality of goods can be bought for
e new are. ,
A. W. AUSTIN, THE lEAliING JEWELEB,
Rev. J. B. Sister will preach in the
West Norwalh Union chapel. tomorrow
alterno'oa at I o'clock.
. t
{Mill mm MUSE.
retaliate-son.
.WEDIESDIV. DEB. 26.
infirnmnmxxr b“
ARCHIE BOYD.
fix the realistic comedy drama. The
Rev. I“. 3. Robbins will preach in the
Broad Bimchapel, w-morrow altercoco
' at 3:15 o'clock.
The services at Trinity church. 8on-
day morning. will he llorning Prayer.
Liiauy and sermon at 10:1!) a m taun-
day school at 12 m and Evening Praytr
at 7 p m. The tech r will preach in the
morning
but one Mi.
"Wt Inrre placed theilnbhiug
m. tcdeyon emu H.8tovens’ruei-
on Core street. Competent critics
‘Wlsdge it to be one oi the most at-
" Mvsiy painted houses in this locality.
Ahawhduuyhmnmheumd in
05 Alexander 1.. Stevens. tor.
LOWER FORMS OF LlFE NEVER DIE.
‘ marlyol Dorian. has leased 0! W. 8.
Into!!! the old truck house near the
audannouncesthstheisiolnvent
articles.
Dr. A. J. Smith presented lies Flora
Iryaolds with a heautiiul teacher’s
Hole. and lie Bva Bowen a lethodiet
”III, {or ntlcrts in Junior
' Immature League meeting yesterday
omens and scholars are re—
to meet at the lethodist church
w complete the trimming for
Elly Hoyt and Fred Wolthaueen,
‘ howdfluownandpopularyoueg men
._ place, here termed a
and less-
Brothere‘, at the corner of
star and Raymond streets,in Booth
W and will manutscturehats.
an..-”
by curious letters are received at
One this
ltrn‘c Mulls Prom Professor Weie-
nann’e Inventlption of Death.
The investigations oi I’mfegnor Wels'
mann have ilnm more to solve the prob-
lem, "how ilt‘illll more into the world."
than thoae oi nny other living man. it is
generally aseiiiiml that. ilcnth is associated
with all tonne of life, but this is not mal-
ly the case.
The lower forms or lilo, for example,
may he will to have to penicillin] existence
and not to be subject to death. icr in not-
cellular reproduction lilo is practically cud.
lose. In the case of higher torment life
death is universal. and tor a very natural
reason. The aim 0! nature is the pas-pct
nation ot the epoch», not oi the indivldu.
al. and when creatures have, as in thccaac
otcertain insects, reproduced themselves
once for all. they have no further need of
existence.
Creatures that nurse their young, like
mammals, and produce thorn slowly hare
nccdci longer lilo. or the specicawonld
quickly he «terminated, but there is no
reason why the individual. having per
tormeditsdutyinrelation tothsspeciee.
mould motions tonist, since its exist-
ence then Manse a enperiiuity. Between
multlcellular and unicellular existence,
there is theretire the marked dilsrenor
the lattermon perpet
Musing itmlhone cell growlnscutci A
mother without cessation
'l'o Weiemann we we the knowledge oi
howit is that death intervenes when mul-
troln unicel'
for
[’0‘ SALE.
MEDODSoctavus ergo: .6732...» order.
only ‘35). cash. id for want ut an
Address. 05. South Forwalk. Conn. it“
A B ”Alli—lat RIIINRTON ladies
heel; also this year's Rahllflllull
improvements i” ll». . fl thcr have hssu
riddenmmiles. early. EDGAR lb
FOX"! Weatetrect. on lw
. can. 3“th
B‘Cvil‘t. n".“.m:-'..:......n2t
mmxmt mistrust. . mew.»
cum" tifi.l.‘i“‘.‘i‘.i2. ohm“.
«2.33.3: new mfimm ll
germs easy. Acolyte "“8018 Ell _ V
dsr states. 800‘"!
. at lion
did if
hi8
FULL “m“ asao'iluaecu
NORWA
loll street.
GOLD Aluminum
9 assailants.
. ." {int-the.”
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nee. ""‘"“..'.‘."f..’.""~‘¢’
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illilil. semis;
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‘ .
loumry Squire,
The Old Homestead
inwllch I . Boyd echievrd each enormous
moss. tlepaeti'cnry
tissue one 'eaad -
Prices. gin. no m' "'51:. "iii"
Hoyt’s Opera House
Jut Ole Jolly Fight.
, in". lDECEllBEli 28.
rumomruau COIIDIAX.
nuts B. MAOKIE,
.. . (WI! I! W.) ..
,. gammmkc; comedian. ting-
iiiriunzsnull
w egg
is. ,
mums.
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MEAD’?W
listi,ciinv
WWW
till lit to lie lb.
‘ " w and W. Will
10‘! WW?
MEAD’S.
39 Will SWEET.
Infill“. WIN.
TWIN TO GET ‘ .
Ill) Nlll lEAVE
BIIBISTMAS 60008.
Yllll BAN SEE A FINE ”NE “E
PRETTY DISHES lili-l—llll
H'r-A—T—“m
NASH & VANSCOY’S.
CALI; -t- AND ot- BE -t- CONVIN 0‘.
m . em . .12...
To - our
chlitimat Bandits
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30“"! NONIIK. 01-
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mull“. fl _
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schooiotehort
and 1'1ch
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can“.
meecaurim,
Fillllllilli PET?
mmm.
Norwalk Chronicler