cant-r
s onion—no. lls Washlmnatrsct.
‘llerwalh; telephone call. I”. Branch
, lmllaA'l‘lOllll should in allcasasha
rill ”Iliad son's-mt.
Home “emanation;-
w
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few Var! Ilarala Weather roman.
My clear. cold weather and brisk to fresh
mmu winds will prevail. with a mini-
«plain temperature near aero- Saturday. fair
wnth: will prevail. with westerly winds and
‘ ivly rising temperature. Sunday. warmer
W (air to partly cloudy. ‘
Thermometer Record.
‘ ‘l'h lcmst point of the thermometer for the-
m: hours ending ‘at noon today WI!
“ highest. B9 above acre.
Miniature Almana’e for To-rnorrow.
rnanseal Gun fists Highl‘ldsl Low Tide.
it me at on -at mus l at on
A Count In the Family. ,
' Counts come high, but some people
, must have them. The widow of gallant
' Captain Audenried, in his lifetime a
member of Sherman‘s stnil‘, is just now
paying for the luxury. Mrs. Auden-
‘ ried'a grandfather—God bless him i—
was as honest and industrious an Irish-
" than as ever trod the cold sod. He came
to this country poor as any, but worked
hard and became comfortably well oil.
, With the start he gave his son, Collin
(lolket, that young man was enabled to
tinker his fortune yet more. Coffin
Dolkat became a great street railway
owner. Onset Collin Colket's daugh-
ters married Captain Audenried. He
had rank among high society people.
She had plenty of money.
Captain and Mrs. Audsnried had one
daughter. Florence. as spoiled a child as
‘ ever raised Cain when she could not
have her own way. Florence married a
pauper French count, one De in Forrest
Divoune. Divonne saddled himself up
on Widow Audenried and blessed his
start that he had a soft seat for life.
lire. Audenried had an income of
325.000 a year when Florence married
her count. None of it came from An-
denried. Its foundation was laid by
the honest, hardworking Irishman, her
grandfather. Her lather had further
‘ increased it and left it to her. Every
cent of it was her own. to do with ab-
solutely as she wished. But she gave
a; 05,000 a year of it to Florence to sun
7 port her count on. The couple went to
France and lived like royalty itself.
They got in debt and find to America
They came here for the purpose of brow-
bcating Mother-iu-law Audenried into
giving all the rest of her money to
them. In order to support her count in
proper luxury, Florence Divonne would
gladly see her own mother heggnred
and is enraged became that mother will
not beggar herself.
*Mrs. Audenried lives in Wuehinghm.
but has fled from her home to got rid
d the persecutions of her noble son-in-
law and her ungrateful daughter. They
give her no peace. Her income has been
reduced to 310,000 a year. She has of-
fered to divide this equally with them
'3 it they will go abroad and not Worry
her any more. But they ur‘ fearful oi
the debts they left hehino thorn in
France and refused to go. Meantime
thin brave. gallant, noble hlmdod count
.. has sued hie mother-in-low meompel
her to anpport him. Nothing like hav-
. in; a nobleman in the familyl
Prince and Czar.
The Prince of Wales has never get
credit for being either brilliant or atsteso
manlikc. yet he has probably accom-
plished in a month more than Disraeli.
Salisbury or Gladstone was able to do
during generations of diaplomacy. lie
has made Russia Engine 's iirm friend
Wales has two qualities that go very far
indeed toward the makingof alumina as
wallsa statesman. He has a kindly
good commonsen inherited
from hath his motherhn his father.
When the young caar was overcome
with a cold scare at the thoughtof
whalwsshalcre him, it westlrestrcngth
and wisdom of his uncle, the future
hinge! England, that kept him from
breaking down. It is nothing against
thepccrlsd thatbis nerves gave way.
Thadcathcl hlsfstbsr.hismsccsa«
. sica to thsthrcns cl Rania aadhis
m ”Alla. all coming atoaca,
would have been a terrible shot-Ito
sandy. Atlosstthemlad that would
nothvehenhrnaphytheaeevcntais
ncl salad lobe envied. Aaycnsct
chaldhmhseusnosah. Batllm
alaValsa asvsr deserted his imperial
Whom moment. Home»
Air Humanism him and inland
‘flad hismaerveaadsoll «antral
‘mmn Hormonal-them
“I file Walnut his Manse
Mdflflflm RWWIIM
may” m an 'm
certainly have to snake an extra allowance
of mm between scatswhauhc sets the ta-
bla (or a dinner party.
The decolleiage (as there is no English
‘ noun worm them that a balloon
cut down around the neck, the Front h
word is a necessity) is square. round or
strain ht across in the lately revived old
fashioned style, but it always shows more
or loss of the shoulders and is not confined
merely to the {not of the iodine. Bound
waists much trimmed are the rule.
Shirts are tight around the hips, fitting
without a told or wrinkle. but they «1- ‘
pand toward the foot until the lower edge
measures more than air yards arouuu.
Petticoats to wear under those evening
IVENING GOWN.
skirts are made of toilets in cream, straw.
white or rose and trimmed with a ilounca
having innumerable horizontal row of
cording. The hem is lined with stlilcning
and also corded, which gives the petticoat
the necessary stillness and lluro for hold
ing out the dress skirt.
Silk and wool and all Wool crcpons are
shown in lovely evening shades. There
are also orapcs and grenadlues. the latter
plain. striped sndsmbroldcrcd The inn
cy lot black evening gowm seems in has 0
waned although the persons to whom
they are especially incoming will no douht
continue to wear them. (lh'nr rod makes
an extremely pretty full drm» gown for a
woman who is fortunate enough in be
able to stand a large tunes of that color.
The evening toilet illustrated is rather
original in style. it la mode of nllo moon
hongslinc. with a mother of ponrl change
ohlo effect. The pixtin hell skirt is trim-
med with lengthwise lines of peril-l polio
montorlc. terminating in choux m the
foot. The round bodice is remix-soil of
vertical polls of bonguliuc scpumtml it,
a line of pnsscmcntcric. ’i‘ho dn- liii'iitflfl
is bordeml with a hand of pearl nailoon.
with a chou on each side in front. The
sleeves and girdle are of vclvot.
Jotou (' uom.
FLOWER GARNlTURES
lives: For Collars and "am Are moor-tut
With Blossoms.
A Frenchwomun has said. "A woman is
always pretty when she wishes to he an."
and her countrywonwn «to thoroughly
convinced of the truth of this statement.
If peruonnl attractiveness is mule the
chicfond of lilo, it every thought and act
hue that for Its aim. it is possllvle (or
own a plain woman to give the effect 0!
beauty. Good health. on iuumiimlng
mamwr and incessant and llmugmful care
in the "latter of dfi'fll will do wanders in
the way of beautification. ’l‘ho "sch-me
du chiffon? is avowmily of more lmpop
inure to our sister of Paris than all the
other W'ii'lll‘lM put iom‘lhrr. and lllltlll‘l‘
lms gifted her with an instinctive apll
tudo for it.
There are on lumu-nm uumhor of small
adjuncts to the erratum» this mama calcu-
lated to enhance beauty and heighten
laahion. A rosette hero. u buckle there,
a toll of feathers, a hill or law. are noth~
Milli.“ “INA”.
inn in llmnm-lvrn. hut put in the right
place are evorything. This is a dump
year, at least a year at the kind of viewers
that grow under skilllul liner-n in mono
feetnron' fen-log team. and thaw mp
daughters oi um slalom Flats adorn not
only hate and Manolo. hut am wmlhnl
shoot evening ns and dflmto when
and Minor. in one sons of diaelmeoos
blue the shoulders of the worm. which
are entirely uncovered. are framed in a
wreath of intersection with Muir mid
dies. the hell tiring {W under a «his
tor of the seals flowers
Largo collars and mi: miles (of not of
door wear are m in great variety Moat
oi the latter have long ends in from either
at rilihon or chilled. while the portion
theta-mules the out is one or
full am at ribbon or this later-
cpsraul with finders. how: or m of
lace. A «intimation of for sea! ilowma
lathe latest thing in elegant metrics.
The little tor «mills were about the
thmtsnmmeithm like
a flannel-l shorten. The W
alums woollen! autism so his
lie is m The its h
' W extent that
. thshatlcr or a «om faintly must
Mimi” ‘
terrible ceasi- :
' lion'ilhallll- 3
Mr 9L m .
.v comma *
broke out all ;
flanaparills in like cases. 1 concluded .
to give this medicine a trial. and the '
result was a thorough cure. no sign cl . j
the complaint making its appearance .
since. I have no hesitation in recom- ‘
mending Aycr's Sarsaparllla let any I
kind of skin discase."-—J. W. Max, .
Nata Point, lilac. ‘
lyel’ stallion aiilla
Admitted at the World's Fair
m
I’HI’ULMI Aflll‘lElIN'N \
tdolls" «I the Events its Which Nuuvralh
Pt opla If. [lure-fad.
Realizing rho- faot that hi.- many friends
and the public in gemral drone-l to ”.3
him in a play more dvaarviag of his par:
ticular mlwor. James B. Min-aw had
"The Side Show" written in: him. which
is said to give the popular your": c imam-
an ample opportunity to displayed his
remarrable versatility. Mr. Mireille will
appear In a more elaborate edition oi
Grime-soy, lln 8.0,, and will he assisted
by a pickr-ti ontogeny of remarkably
cleVer comedians, “lagers and dancers.
win sections it) please tend a great deal
toward the success of the play. lir.
Machieisa host in himself. but when
surrounded by such artists as Miss Louise
Sanford. Laura Ashby. Kittie Gilmore.
Nellie Rinse“, Mile Addie, W. H True-
heart, Tony Keusdy "Waldo Whipple.
John 1‘. Hanson. Genus Turner. H. E.
luster uni Walter Phillipa. moons is
doubly ensured. "The Side Show" is
lloolnl lor lluyi'a Opera House. to ight
Mum and im- Nutty“), of players will
hequ a week‘s enyagemeul at Hoyt's
Opera House. Monday, Decrmber 31st.
when she will present for the lint time
in South News": a new play which has
rec nily hi on added it) her repertoire, en-
titled. "Pretty Poll." This play rs pre.
sented as an example of or. raordiusry
ingenuity in plot conalruclion. It has a
rattling sequence of mania situations and
funny tableaux that ln-cp the interest
and [paid humor ol the audience uniiig-
ging. ”any funny complications run
through the play,and may and natural
opportunities are given to the comedians.
singers and dancers to display their
varied talenti. lotions, Thursday and
Saturday, and a special matinee, Ture-
day, New Year‘s day.
NEWS OF THE NollWALKll.
A dispatch (rem Washington says that
(homeostatic Robert 2.021300" has in-
troduced a bill in the House to exclude
political influence in the appoint-mat oi
pcatmasteu. The bill covers all post-
mnstera. whether appointed by the presi-
dent or the postmaster general and pro-
vides that all shall hold ollcs during
good behavior. __ “
Kabaosa Eocsrnpmsnt. l. 0. 0 F,
elected thoue olllcars. last evening; C. E.
Franklin 8. Gregory; S. W.. Charles W.
DeFoml; ll. P., C. W. Hodges; J. W..
George (serviced; secretary, tit. John
Merrill; treasurer. Bradley 8. Keith. The
new odious will la- inatallad at the next
regular meeting.
0. 5 Crew mil ”75;: the employ ol
the John Hancock Life lcsorsace coat
pany in South Norwslh. tomorrow,»
accept the asaiatsat auperinlvadeacy of
the adios in Bridgeport.
Jones A. Smith. who had his-hill and
several hushls cl oysters stolen. has re
covered the heat. it was found on the
shore at Kryaar island.
rs. aluminium... Norwalk
Congregational church choir will he re
peated flood-y evening,
The Aacieat Order of liihsraiaas. of
Narnia. will meet Sunday afternoon at
8 o'clock. ....... “a
There is good skating on the Union
lscwry mad and at Wood‘ .
m. ”whens”. .-.~... ..
"Did you give your daughter away
when she was married?" ‘Thmhsr
away. sir. literally threw her away."
[lash-What do you understand by year
them platonic election? Harris-ll
analyses-atlas! til-young ma feels
thstascsaactsllordmnuny.
Jessie Padlayn—‘l‘halstsat lad incont-
lact haadhsrchialssl as my diluent
rauc- ao politic. lira. room—Noll.
Ithlalthat iswliatrnacl kilowatt-r
nithcarluadrrss.
Miss [actuary told of alien
mm. A fortnight-each
~0qude yaaatia
“(or M lls aces tira-
”murmur“
ile—lsaalflslavstastthis ma can
dWadeur. W
yearn-limb“ Ion-«Yrs: it tartar
unlined has nah about an years
as.
A at“ ia the Adrian m a
madman-Hannah‘s:-
null ill/Aunt s
~.011;
Anything and .everyl
quickest possible manner.
stand in the way.
’ HOLIDAY GOODS
Bulls - wwusnu. llllEMBEll 26m;
, filing in the line of
Christmas merchandise will be marked at m
duced prices that will make ithem go in the
Values will not
“ _.>... . $3.4. :
THE BOSTON STORE, *
Cor. Main 'and Wall Sts., Norwalk.
The Leadlng Dry Goods Store.
Tristram & Hyatt,
No. ‘2 Gazette Building.
ALL
AT COST
lrislram 8:. Hyatt, Norwali Bonn.
We did a splendid Xmas. trade. but are are still going ahead. and as the new
approaches we expect to do still hotter. it is s well known fact that we have
always sold the last in the market for its: money than any other moor
could afford to and we shall still continue to do so.
A glance at our prices will convince you that this is the place to buy your
groceries.
it its. Granulated Sugar f1: .1 00.
Ilaad 8. Flour. .4 15 Dirt ; Joni-a’ flopsrlame. mo; Snowflake. 08 50.
finest main Greenery Butter, 30c lhzllsct Dairy Butter. alczaood antennae
Butlersatal Rslalaamulybolh. New Sugar Connie.
“Balm Baltimcaly llclh. Haw gun-ram
Bcatilmca calyicolh. an . . .
hp. Peach-,coly tacit». leelarrow Beans. 9cm.
mammoth. ”Idler-Beansfloqt.
tumult. fcrhk. Humanonadcrflo.
MIMI” Wane, ”a. QLbcttIeCstaup,9c.
Whu‘Wmaeflfoerwp-ricr strength and liner. All
Wigwam-mm».
lien York notary company,“
W romeo scorn mm
“a ' u m eraser. licence.
”U Uh“ *wu U
inmarm l
HIV 10“ art.
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OUR BUSINESS BOOMlNG“
"Time wasted. ls existence; used. is life."
The Winter Term of
MERRILLCOLLEGE
OPENS
WEDlllSDil. Jillllilll 2. l895.
rn lorrcar. counsels ll
Commerce. Sher-thud.
Telegraph. Typenrltilg.
A I".
Higher English.
Academic English. Architecture.
~MI‘I'IIODS—
“learn to do. by doing."
—008‘l’—-
School of commerce. per term of it) weeha. &
School of rlhorthaod. r term of lxwaaha.
school of Higher magma, per term of lowcsla
Sofiolof.lltcadsmic English. per term at 3
wee '
'n Pna‘nti‘lxe is included with shorthand.
Schools of Art. Telegraphy and Architecture
810 per month. .
-nnunrs—
More than 9!: per cent. of gradual.- ln M ‘
Ngndm. for the‘ Basilica Educator." or can. I
MERRILLOOLLEGE .
STAMFORD. '
”(2|inBeeli'clmlleliei.
NOTICE is hereby piven that the Board at
Relief for the City of south II
will meaton Monday. JJannary
o‘itldoehp’.m:riiloa‘£}m1anua&lfitl ‘-
ue "lgdm nna fi- ,
M. and
no; at 7310‘“:ka
her. on Baviian atmtd naaid
the unrpoae olh caring and armill
sweets from the doings oi the t
and «modal nguandn Min-ti act
in the list of l eairina
list will find the bee s at thee
Hat Com any. Raymond are“,
after Janna
Ufilfilfiflh“ W “4'0 I Belief
Dated uh it «mil. Nerwalhtha
ofll:csm.b:r.’w '
MERCANTILE
Hllllllllll Pill
ARE run seer.
I’RIOE. $1.50.
m.. at the (Monti
“mum
SchoolofShort _ ,
and Typewrltlng
«in "I.“
local: Building, Isl 8t ,
calm spas.
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