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. use scents.
.. tastiest at at. Paul's Isis-1s-
. detect-Ir. and Ira. Allen
a an Ilebevete Dinner—lame
’1 bylineseillmwithwhom
mmlhbooiumncenelsobeleit.
m lestivsl of St. Paul's
‘ m.“ VanZtndt avenue. last
immediately alter evening eer-
ucted by Rev. Olin Bellock. el
7churcb.Rev.-B. B. Pond being
0 attend. the iollowing pro-
"cl exercise: was carried out to
,ectionend (1.11.111 ol a large
I of children and lriends: Reci-
_ A.Ferr1s; song. Carrie Philip-
om acne. Nina Carpenter. Belle
Editthounge. Nellie Philipson;
. . Jessie Iansileld; Christmas
involution. Nellie Philipson. Then
"Claus. with two assistants, arrived
’ ' lelor seventy-live children.
“by Santa Claus brought the even-
ensrcisssto aclms. The teachers
1
‘ dinnertc theirlrisnds. Those
. were hit. and Ira. William
Iii-Ideflosegood. Iliss Lot.
upland Charles Hosegcod. la the
mtheyhadavery enjoyable time
Ir. and Ire. William Hoeegood's.
in. AllenWood gave some tine selec-
' onthe piano, Relreshmsnts were
A tractpi lend about twenty-live by
laet. situated on the southme side
Benedict’s mill and on the easterly
flee! the carriage bridge. belonging to
the estate of the 1m Kate E. Wright, is
and for sale by Edw P. Ballard.
* the administrator
Atrclley car 1" stalled nearly three
hours. yesterday morning. near the
Nice Perm bridge, oil the Tramway
Woe, caused by the giving out oi
' “a pbwor at the station in Norwalk.
"Magoo the mill pond, yesterday.
in excellent. the eurlace being like
glue Ileny young people enjoyed the
petites, but the crowd would probably
beret-cameraman 11 it had been
M earlier in thsday that the pond al-
Irs. George W. Beech, cl Waterbury,
xi visiting her sister. lire. W. E. Mervin,
B. J. Brown, oi East avenue. received
wordysstmday morning, that his moth-
. ‘Metthe home ol his sister. Ire.
M Wilcox. Berkeley, Cat, on the
Minot. She wee seventy-eight years
age. and leaves one son and two
“liters. Ire. Wilcox and lire. A.
Devi. oi Iapleton.l_lnn.
M a Horehouss have purchased the
ms of mautele. tiling. etc. from the
M Building and Lumber company.
Ire. C. B. Gray. cl Wilton. is visiting
Sinister. Mrs. J. 8. Wheeler.
Albert N. Sherwood end wile. oi
Mt avenue. leit town yesterday to
owe week with relatives in Brooklyn
“Woodhavsn.
Miller E. I. Piatt and his men have
Wed work on C. H. Ahtbope’s
new double houseoa Birssside avenue.
They are painting it a cream color, with
a trimmings.
Harry Smith. who is employed by
”mend Brothers, lslt the lirm’e horse
We; in iront oi the South Kuwait
m company‘s store. this musing.
. he went inside. The animal etsrto
'htlr. Bmlthnncnt and shouted
man testnp the horse. which was
__ and Ir. lmlth captured him.
aveeee.ers spending the holidays
“use.
Indian-ct B. Keeley.
Valli-Illuminate”
Immersion-mt It. Jeha ave-
‘ bwbgthehoiideys with tie-
Illszorheity.
activations W. Stevens.
Marshmallow-emit”
tart-assault.“
Ammthslr plesmst home
Sit-day schooiwse held at the
lational church. Tuesday night. was
Handles. 11.3.an at Oct WWWaneheejoyed.
W.liowseaadIi-AdsCoan. and
“Mndiambythloholfll
dwluhreceivedpnssntsoiorangsseed
thispleesmed ahrcthseollrs. David
Hoyt, oi loath llorwaih. and Its.
mums-limbo: Idwud ii.-
Ire. Miscellanea-testy.
atflteh’sccraeratbsbnlldisgtoeatw-
lysosnflsdbydsmmlssdlorthsmms
New street. have been visiting friends in
Waterbury.
Frank Hedonist. oi Pleasant avenue.
is visiting in Lyme Rock.
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The lunersl oi Ire. George Cook wee
held ircm the Methodist Episcopal
church. yesterday sltsrnoon at 2 o’clock.
There was a very large attendance cl
narrowing relatives and friends. Rev. .1.
)1. Com" oflcisted. The pellboerers
were from the societies oi which the de-
ceased’s husband is a member. They
were Adolph Dreyluss, Charles Nash
and John Tryen. oi Unces Tribe. 1. O. B
‘31., and Everett Ilillspaugh, Henry
Tolies and James Poolcy, oi Ivanhoe
Castle, K. of G. E. There were a sum-
ber cl very beentilol floral tributes, in-
olndingpiecsslrom the eooietlee. Mrs.
Cook was twenty two years oi age. and
leaves two children. The interment was
in Spring Grove cemetery.
The Christmas exercises in St. Luke's
church Monday aiternoon were oi an in-
teresting character. During the singing
oi the lirst hymn the Bundayyohco
children marched into the church. where
theyJoinsd in the service. During the
singing oi the last hymn they all much
edinto the chapel, where they were en-
abled to realise their anticipation.
First they were entertained with a magic
lantern. Next iollowed an exciting
sccnewhen Santa Claus actually came
down a chimney to bring unleigned he;
places to every child's heart. The older
scholar! received books end the younger
ones booklets. end ell shared in the db-'
tribution aim-1 candles, dates end
cake. The address of the occasion was
made by the Rev. Henry Jeflerson, son
in-law oi Ir. end hire. Curran.
There are now 347 names on the roll at
the Soldiers' Home, end 280 are present.
oi whom fifty-three are in the hospital.
twelve in convalescent quarters. and
eleven are treated at the morning sick
call. a total of seventy-six sick. Seven-
ty-nine others are exempt iron: detail,
and twenty-eight are on extraduty. leav-
ing a total cl 106 subject to detail. 0!
theabeeut. twenty-two are on leave. two
without leave. nine in the state hospital.
and twenty-live in the stale insane asy-
lnm
W.S. Baggertm resident oi New York.
who ior some time has been hoarding at
the home of lire. Eliza Buck. died very
suddenly Sunday night about 9 o'clock.
He attended service in the lethodist
church in the morning. end wee about
the house ell day in apparently asgcod
health as ever. He was sixty-eight years
of age. The remains were taken to New
York Tuesday. ior burial.
lies Helen Scolield and Harry St-
Jobn had a narrow escape lrom drown-
ing, yesterday alternoo 1. They were
skating on Austin's pond, when the ice
broke end both young people were pre-
cipitated into the cold water. Friends
went to their assistance and got them to
tetra firms.
John Adameou. a veteran at Fitch's
Soldiere' Home. wee enacted Christmas
ior breach of theyaace and exposure cl
person. He wee lound guilty by Justice
Bohiidnecht. yesterday, and lined .1 end
costs, amounting to 00.80. .
The iniant son of Loren and Phoebe
Boston Abbott. dled Monday.
Grand Chiel William H. Willmott will
go to New Haven tonight to attend a
meeting ol the executive committee oi
the Knights oi the Golden Eagle.
lire. A. E. Iorley has returned lrorn
a visit in New York.
Allied Jellille end wile are visiting
here.
Ir. and Ira. Aiired lotshouse. .11..
are spending the holidays here.
George ii. IcOislland and wile, ol
Iamachusstts. are visiting at the reel-
deacs oi Eben leOlellend.
lies lend J..Anstln. oi Bolisio. is
visiting her MM“. it". and tire. 8. J.
Austin.
The Christmas lsstlval in the Congre-
Throwers vocal numbers by Ilse Elvis
Oilhert Vase. a tumor rmidsnt el
11. lilatesharnpsasdamestmsrbst
Iasndllraiiilliaia 0. Thomas. oi
ourMaadOBOlewhlem
hehsseucdetyca'dwishtowear.
Onrllmbrellasvsnhadhstisr examine he-
loremheetnggthsyaeeeitke latest Prince
otWeles Hardlssatfletefllli. We make
thisnsatcflsrtotbepeepleoiflonthllcrwelk
andNorwalbmaallnnrchassaeiltlnandover.
Wsneeyonrlershsthwere. Oatontourad.
Open every evenine until January let.
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Tue Lancasr an Item Omen-nan ls-
eanuenxaen- 1: Increase Connor-tor.
U! Inimccrnerllenh Street. Emma.“
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Mr. end Mrs. George W. Bryan issued
invitations today lor the marriage cl
their daughter. Charlotte Persia. to Frank
Raymond Stevens, The ceremony will
be periormed in the Third Methodist
Episcopal church. Wednesday evening.
January 91h. at 8 o’clock.
The school committee advertise the old
school property. consisting cl 10,000
square last at lend and building. ior sale.
Would-be purchasers should apply to
Selectmen E. Themes.
The remains oi Pauline G. Burke. age
lonr y , who died in ”New Haven.
were brought here. yesterday elternoon,
end buried in Union cemetery. Rev. J.
3. Sister clclated. and a number cl rel-
atives from New Haven and this place
were present.
Frank lansdsld. oi this place. has ac-
cepted a position with Raymond Broil:-
ere in South Norwalk.
HISTON.
Mn. L 8. Godirey has visited in
Bridgeport.
Ilr. and tire. William P. Lockwood
are entertaining for the holidays their
second daughter. who arrived at their
home on Friday last.
Orlando Andrews has been ill ior ee-
verel days.
Albert liens. cl Schenectady. N. Y..
and Ilse Florence Lane. cl Brooklyn.
are spending a few days with their par-
ents here.
two weeks' illness.
Mrs. Charles Sutton still remains in
Bridgeport. where she suffered the am-
putationol another portion oi her leit
hand last week at the hospital.
John Fitch end R. K. Fitch took
Cbriatmasdinner with their brother in
Bedding.
Him Nettie Hull. cl Valley Forge,is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Emma Sturgee.
The Norfield Parish Y. P. 8. C. E.
prayer meeting. at the Congregational
church. Sunday evening. was led by the
vice-president.” Burlbutt. A large
number wee present. much interest be-
ing manifested by those outside oi the
society. themsmbers ol which are do-
ing a good work in the town.
The Emmanuel church festival wee
held on Christine-1 eve.
Mrs. Gregory. oi Cannons. has visited
her daughter, Mrs. Larver.
Gliildren Cry for
Pltcher’e Ontario.
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This is to certify that the above telegram was received at this oflico at ii .30 this a. 111.
'J. J KEARINS
NEW Yfloox. Dec. '20, 1894.", ,
GEORGE R. VANALs'rYNs-——Ofi'er accepted... Will ship at on
Miss Alice Fitch 1s recovering irom her -
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
ALL KINDS.
cles for 15¢, 500 articles lcr 25c., etc.
Our address and the place to find these unrivaled bargains is
It means simply this: We had an clfer made to us to clean up the entire stock of
HOLIDAY GOOD
Manager Postal Telegraph 0c.
At a price—we took it-we could not help ourselves, it was so cheap, in amount about 250 dozen.
Now it learn s us but two day s to clean it up. Prices on all kinds of Holiday Goods, such as _ "
ALUMINUM TRAYS, SILVERED BOTTLES,
i PLUSH CASES, FAN CY CARDS, BOOKS,
AND TOYS OF
in fact, every conceivable article, useful as well as ornamental. for a Christmas present, will
be sold by us at less than it would ordinarily cost us. In other words we propose to sell 25c arti-
at the
$0. lililiWAlll liliSlliN Sliilll,
83 WASHINGTON 51.. so. NORWALK.
No other store will hold the attractions for you that this one will.
To LET. ‘qlfrhm.
CORNER cottage on Living» ton” piece.
m-od
arc mlprovements. tehealer. hott and cold
CAVANAUH. No SCmcent Transact
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LOWER floor of house. No.1 Chestnu-
street; rent. low icdealreble tenant. int
q‘nlretoi JAMES P. PUNZELI . No. VCheetp‘ut
s rec
JAMES B. MABKIE,
((lrlmesey me boy.)
LOUVIR floor of large house. No. on Meadow
street. near tramway turnout water in.
Rent .0 lutwlre on premises or oi bit. RENE:
0101‘. at” est avenue. 1119 ii
BRIE roomex'milouth Main street? water
in. racism Woodward avenue. rooms.
second floor. rent but house 07 Woodward erdave-
nue. rent. dill; bounelo rooms.I t lianlord
“lace. house to roon1.iiiani or 1i&)aoe
DWARD.
Apply to I}. A. W
Fill! SALE.
And his merry company| oi comedians. ring-
ers and dancers. preeentl in
THE SIDE SHflW.
The on! legitimate length
lesson. ve th in New. wBon n.New
Dances. New uric. New fixer-tallies. andlots
of new fun. Priors 86cm. an ilic. deals on sale-
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