Hg, ,0 Till-7‘ SIDE. j .
”IbflfiflWG’ Till DA! Ill
”3! WIVAIJ.‘
WInlet ”are ler-eaan “Bible Jewels'
”warnings; Iranian is. use
‘ar-teama—amnwusr-g
Mailed-iterate. ‘
Qattea' large number of East and
lath Int-elk people witnessed the
maul-es of In. Clara son-ma and
‘ Harlan-lain. yesterday afternoon in
BurleAmsmhlymomllewYork city.
lsv.J.P.fieiemonpsrfcrmedthe erre-
nfly. limAnnlsKoheu wee brides-
maidsadlaoulsfleedle,bestmau. Ir.
aadlrelpstriegaveeraeeptionsfter
:fisessemeny.daudna and a tempting
‘mhsingtheprlnclpelfeaturee. The
-Uilslpertyretureedtosouth Norwelk
fibmrningJadILsndlrs. Epstein
usreddingenlcrt Point street.
Watch night services will he held at
the East Avenue lethediat Episcopal
dutch. tonight. Thematingwillbegin
promptlyatho'elock. The order of ex-
acisswillbeas follows; At ll o’clock
Young People’s Epworth. league meet-
lng. led by Arthur Paddock; at 10
o'clock. preachingbyitav. A. J. Smith.
followed by an address by Edward
Trcnneenut 11 o'clock. love feast. the
making of resolutions. consecration,
dint prayer. a happy New Year.
flies Ilaltic B. Field. of Mding. is
efiliag Ira. E. C. Godfrey, Eist ave-
I".
“Ella Finch,of Vaaandt av enue.
mated today to visit her brother in
Brooklyn.
George Bsrwick. ef Naugetuck, is via-
itiag Prank Bpaulding. Henry street.
Clarence Persons, of First avenue. left
thessaployofA. Dickermaukflonfiat
Irllsy, and will lean the machinist a
trade.
ma Hanford has recovered from his
‘ recent illness.
Beet Norwalk’s Four Hundred will
hold-nether sociable in Randall's Hall.
the second week in January.
Ir. and lira. Robert Siloox, of Second
avenue, are the happy parents of a baby
boy.
Ira. C. L. Paddock. of Maple avenue.
accompanied by her granddaughter. is
vbiting her daughter in New Ililford.
Yesterday afternoon the tramway car
was run oil the end of the line near the
Busdirt Ferns bridge and a brief delay
wes experienced in getting iton again.
(inductor Seaman end Iotorman Shel-
dfl were in charge.
The Rpworth league will hold an en
War-eat and sociable Friday night. at
the horneef Edwin C. Godfrey. 43 East
avails.
Ila Edith Shepard, of Riverside ave-
nue. is spending a few days in Daphury.
Frank (irisbold. of Henlord, has been
viling at the residence of S. S. L'llom-
.sdieu. Henry street.
Kisses Hand and Lulu Gregory. of
Best avenue. are the guests of their
cousin in Brooklyn.
li- Carrie Russell Taylor, of Item
Place. is spending the holidays with
Greenwich friends.
“Bible Jewels." the sub ject selected for
morning discourse at the East Ave-
lna .. "a.
Iscopal church. proud
lobsofspecial inlereslto ..
4 . The text was Malachi. ill. 1;.
main; subject wee appropriate to
is closing Sabbath services of the year.
[all of happy suggestions for the present
and future. -.
sea otters .
CllARll eraser uousa.
Ir. and Ira. Albert ' arm. rise ram
Kitchen in Ila-es. (leased by the 'Illl-
lly (let Upeettlagallhalr es the Iteve.
and lgaltlag a lap lobe.
A small lire occurred yesterday noon
in the apartments of Mr. and hire. Al
bertfitsrr. oaths wood floor of lire
Sarah A. Warren’s house at I9 Orchard
strpet. entailing a loss of about .30. cor
’sred by insurance.
The blame was discovered when lfrs.
Starr went to the kitchen to look after
some meatshe was roasting Asaheopened
the door she wee met by a cloud of suf-
focating smoke. Ber screams alarmed
her husband. wbo.rushing into the kiteh
en. found the mental and window on”
tug on fire. The window shade had also
been consumed. A barrel of shavings
which stood in the corner was blazing.
end a chair and lap robe which had fal-
len on the stove erein flames. Mr. Starr
procured waterqu extinguish the dimes.
while lire. Star gave an alarm. Mrs.
Sterling.a neighbor, who heard her cries.
got Charles Lane to send in an alarm
from Box 34. corner of Harbor avenue
and Chapel street. Charles Brotbsrton
also came to their assistance. -
In the meantime Mr. Starr had .nearly
been overcome by smoke. and opened
one of the windows 4 Mrs. Starr lost con-
trol of herself and rushed down stairs to
get out of the house. Mrs. Warren. who
was at church, had locked the front door
and lira. Starr was unable to open it.
She then ran back, and before her bus
band could restrain her. jumped out of
the kitchen window to the roof of ashed,
where she remained until the flames
were extinguished. Charles Brotherton.
who saw her predicament, went for a
ladder to rescue her. When he returned
Ir. Starr had gotten the fire under con-
trolendhed prevailed upon his wife to
go back into the house through the win-
dow. She then went to It. Nickerson's
house adjoining, where she remained
until the excitement subsided.
The mantel, window casing and sash
were ruined. The window glass was
cracked by the heat, a hole was burned
in the carpet and the paper on the walls
badly smoked.
It is supposed the fire was started by a
chair and lap robs. which stood near the
range.Lbeing knocked over by the fam-
ily cat.
Themre department quickly responded
to the cell. 'l he companies went as far
as the fire alarm box. where they were
uotvlied that the fire had been put out
fill? emu a?" rain.
Ile- Norwall Will Welcome and Observe
the First Day of 1895.
The members of Catholic Union Conn.
oil. Knights of Columbus, will give a
dsnce at their hall in the Hardenbrook
building. tonight.
The Feast of the Circumcision will be
celebrated with Holy Communion. at
Grace church. tomorrow morning at 10
o'clock.
The annual New Year‘s reception of
the Norwalk Y. M. U. A. will be held
tomorrow, from 8 to 10p m. Aeolia-
tion will be served by the Ladies‘ Aux-
iliary. There will boa few brief exer-
cises, including a game of basket ball.
There will be a service tonight at
Grace church. beginning at 11:30. Mus c
will be furnished by the surplieed choir
[lope Hose company will hold a soci-
iable in the Anthemvum tomorrow after-
noon and evening.
The Nora elk Lawn Tenn is club's dance
takes place injthe Norwslk Opera House.
‘ morrow night. Weidenhammer will
*v- ’" for dancirw
furnish mus... ~s euu Frarlnfiuk I
lead will cater.
'3’? Feast. of the iloly Circumcision
Unnlrsctor Arthur Waldron li“; huish‘
ed the construction. of ’ large banner!
for Henry Elli-one, :2. Wow...
. m. M , .................—
butts sun homes.
The Christmas entertainment in the
Prubyterlsn church. postponed from
‘lhsrsdsy "suing. was held Friday. The
dildrea marched into the church while
thshymn ”Crows film“ was sung, the
reunion being led by superintendent
‘hfillil Weed and John Trbtrem.
mofthefliblecieu. After prayer
by thepastcr. liar. Arthur fleece. reci-
htlsss weregivea by Ella Waterbury.
Inn Shelton. lrene ileum.
. Waterbury. Bulls smith. Bessie lay
lease. limos Harrell. Edna Capes and
'illlsliarelay. Carole were sung and
ram-hem made by the pastor and
superintendent Weed. A. ll. ltyersce.
a behalf of the school, presented a
knellfal heavily gilded lamp to the
Aaathsrsarprieeawaltv
as observed at St. Paul‘s church at
10 o’clock tomorrow morning. with
Holy Communion.
leases will be held at StJlsry’s church
tomorrow'et 5:30 and 8 o'clock in csls‘
bratlon of the Feast of the Circumcision.
The latter service will be a high mass.’
Douglas Fowler Post. (i. A. it . will
keep open house all day. and invite any
friends who desire to call.
The Norwalk postofllce will close at 11
o’clock tomorrow morning for the he'-
ancs of the day.
The members of the lit rmsnia Singing
society havelmade extensive preparations
for their “hammers." or smoker. which
will he held tonight in their hall on the
bridge. The affair is especially for meta
here.
A dance for the members and their
families will be given tonight by the
Arlen Singing society. lfusic will he
furahhed1 by Professors Heine and
liceek.
Watch night services will be held in
. edthssaster.wko was handed a hook thel'lut lethodlst Episcopal church to.
wheeled-p him m ill Mg. ”input at 9 o'clock,aud non.
r stirs is is on. "
Some preachers have the queerest way
Consistent la the test talkeep.
They tell as we should "watch and pray.“
Arid then they talk us all to sleep.
. children cry for
Pltcher’e caetorla.
mmbywudchweganhum
Whenahewesauiildahs form
Whitewash. tom
museum-he gotta-rm
Children Cry for
Pltcher’s Gastorla.
Gnlldrcn cry for
altcher’e Oaatorla.
WANTED.
A MAN and wile to take part of a house in
East Norwelk until April 15 lteut for
the care of the house. quulra of 0.111ch LL.
itoth a Goldschmldt's corset factory. d2? 8t
CLEANING and dyeing establishment. No. 4
Raymond street. Corner South Main
street. on line of electric cars. South Nor-
walk. Conn We respectful? announce to the
citizens of death Norwalk orwalk and vloln-
lty that we established ourselves in your
at dst. in the dyeing and closure business.
and are now prepared to do all kin s of clean-
ing analysing In the very best stvleand man-
ner. lea’ suite. dresses. either made up or
a rt. cloaks. capes. infants‘ cages nods. etc.
hone. fringes. piano. °§‘“' lillard
muffle scarfe. tlea. kl gloves
also test ere cleaned and curl . lieutlsmea's
manta dyed or cleaned and p in the
t manner. 0. BUTTEBFABS. mlO tf
WAITRESS wanted. A
walk Hotel.
CORNER cottage on leluipton piece. mad-
eru improvements. healer. hot and cold
water. bath. laundr . stationary tubs. «c.
Enquire MKS. WILL AM 8. RIDER. 74 West
menus. nil} 1f
pply at the For
dzslf
lRST floor li roomrn l2 Franklin—tit. luqulrc
of W. ll. Hmlth. 39 West street. not: b
Norwaik. dtoa
FRO“ January 1st. house of eight rooms at
l? Fra'kllu streel' modern im mm.
rrents. In ulre of moms mm»: at
Blown a W icox's grocery. (119 if
LilWER~fl xrr. 4 Clay street. inquire h.
CAVANAGll. Lo. 2 (Yrereent Turning}
f ~11
OWE“ floor of house. No. 7 Chestnu-
slreet; rent. low lildvalrabla tenant. lut
quire of JAMES P. PUNZEL ". No. 0 Chestnut.
at r: et. «“9 if
THREE rooms 708mm: Main street. wa er
in. rent :8; 8i Woodward avenue. 6 room.
second floor. rent 88; house 67 Woodward aye-
uuc. ram. 813; house 10 rooms. 4 Haul-rd
place second floor of house. (sir
Fort l’olut street. rent.
Apply to . A. WOODWARIL
F0“ SALE.
il’l'i‘AGE'i AND hl'lLDlNG Ll'Yl‘B. "ot-
laaes on Quinlanl avenue all rooms
each. Nearly new and in glint cvndlllnn.
Good improved bulidlur Iote.deulrsbl 'locemi.
Terms easy. Apply to Muslims B IgRl’l‘T.
O t
‘ENV A: MOREHOUSE have bought all
mantles. tiling and fire lltll‘tl gmxis
formerly of the Derby Building (is umber x 0..
endure selling all foods at very low prlc-a for
next ill duys. Al dress for particulars. ii.
MUREHUl'a‘E. EAST NORWALK. “1?: l"
11.? n1
rooms). on
ly‘l'lll. line of Illck & .‘iuyilcr skslca SOUTH
NORWALK HARDWARE (30.. 42! Hon 1:
Main street. ll“ U
(‘ OLD Aluminum worm and folks Some
think now. (‘all and run lhem. SOUTH
NURWAIK HARDWARE (30..
Main strert.
m... m. p. “blur-3 bl 4.-
II, & lg. lmnd forge-ifuml w-lngiullei.
HULTH NORWALK HARDWARE (30.
al’.’ if
.r
Scull)
till it
’l‘llll'. old school pro terly :tl Rowmlon. row
alerting of about ullliaquare fro! of lunl
uml m-huolhulldlng. Apply to E. 'liillhl Ki.
lluwsylon. "' '
-——————
l-n'
as"
Fllll N ID.
()N Turnpike Darlen. big while row. lme
. 'hnrn- with riteou nrcll. Apply in (l. W.
HAYMUNl). tinsmlth. llarieu. l‘onn. [1'29 ill
'V "1.0m; "
SWEATER with ”M" on the front. Final-
ar will please return It in Tris “333:1.
A
olilce.
’ ETWEEN‘IO Monroestrcer. iieor a War-
]; ren‘anysler dock. and .l. C. \l’llson at
l r.’a factory. a hunting cm silver wahb;
Weltham make. Finder please call at i'flfi'l'l’
nanonlco. millt
..
i—
d lN it
i . fl . 0 of WI . l
“u" A I".ymvnl? ! Order of
Gm s W. Raymond. formerly 1 Notice
of orwalk- ‘
Male of Connecticut.’
Fairllvld County .
huperlor Court l
n the complaint of the ssld Mary A.
Ryyrnond. ylng for the res «ins therein set
forth for a . lvorna. returnable to the tin rior
Court. in and for the i'ouuly of Fairlie their
the tire. Tuesday of Februar'y. llillfr
it appearing in and help court by the sub-
rorlhln autiorltv that t a said defendint.
decree . Raymond is absent from this state
and «one in parts no news;
Tnssarous. Ordered. that notice of the neu-
dency of said comnhlnt be elven to the said
defendant by publishing this Order in. The
Iranian Saarinen. a newapngsr printed in
sale Norwelk. In said Comm t has days sno-
ceaslvely on or before the a day of January.
1M.
war. it. sunmov.
mm of the superior Court for karmic
county.
Bainosmnr.
as.
December 29. 1500.
.. . M.“ a. ....,..n_...,_‘
r uncle Burrltt. of liorwalk. l
iristram &.
Cily. Board of Relief.
0 Ollshereby elven that the Board of
N Relief for the City of south borwelk'
will meet on Monday. January 7th. We.”
o'clock p. m : Friday; JanuW 11th. 1M; ed-
nesds January to: l ' edneadey. Janu~
ea . 1M. and a . Jenna 29th.
It at talcum-k Jr». at eCouncl Cham-
ber. on liavilan ‘ street. in said city. for
the our of hearing and determining all
a eels rare the dclnasof the City Assessors
lanmeqr’mmlng an: ”$1131?! to? valgarliou
no. a slug seetect
list will find the boo s at the allies of th:
Volk Hat um . R d ,
“m haul: pxrmfiimon street on and
(‘HARL l'. H
. ALMOK. i Board of
bfgghtflth ”iimr's‘tofiu I‘llhlt’h.‘ 20th
a c r 0 ur. ,
day of Decemberfifllli. orwe a(lat
OWEN’S
Is the only place in town where you
can ‘{get genuine home made PIES and
CA El.
lllWllEl'S
now costs and (:uocom'rns. a line
fresh lot always on hand.
We make a specialty of hot TEA.
COFFEE and CHOCOLATE. SAND-
WICHES, etc.
Served at all Hours:
Coffee do Saudwichhes be
he he Plea be.
Chocolate he. Cases 5c.
is North Main Street.
WATER CLOSET! AND CESSPOOLS
CLIAIED.
LL work warranted to be done in the best
mannrr and for least money. Block or
split wow.” cord; ha or s'. raw by bale or
tomloam work of all lnds. U. l.. JAMES.
Box 466. South Norwelk. (1 3m
“rum 7 as news.
A great opportunity to the people of Nor-
walk: Our sworn Arlauar. \Coscassroa
Baas. '
One year ago we inaugurated a "Concession
bale.” It proved a great blessing to the wage
earners of this part of the slate. Ania we
will give them an opportunity to buy their
clothing at the commencement of real winter
at a big discount. The balance of Men's. Boys'
and Children's Overcoats. halts. Ulsters.
ta. Canvas Coats. Weather Coats. will be
to without nrollt.
3'00" we wlllglvelo lheperson who
can llnd one article of cloth-
lnain our store that we will
not ureatly reduce in price.
Your fare will be paid one way on a saw
purchase and both ways on a $1010 purchase.
Cut out this ad and bring it with you.
MEIGS do 00.
Masuvscrunsns sun Barnum: or I'm:
AND Memoir Crorurso Inn Man arm
Bore.
327 Main cor. Bank Its. Bridgeport.0f.
NOTIEE.
BE Board of Relief for the Town of Nor-
walk. on the assessment list of 1894. will
meet in the ethos of the Selectmen. Monday.
Jan. 7th. 1895. at 2 o'clock¢ Wednesday even-
ing. January 9th. at 7 o'clool' Saturday. Janu-
ary 12th. at 2 o'croi-k: W nesviay evening.
January lilth. at 7 o'clock; Saturday. January
19th. at 2 o'clock: Wednesday evenlne..laun-
ary Kid.“ 7 o'clock:!laturday. January 25th.
at to'c och. for the purpose of bearing and de-
termining any and all appeals made to them
from the deluge of the assessors. The Board
of Relief will meet with the assessors as a Joint
board Saturday. January l'ltb. el 2o‘clock. for
the Energise of abatlng the polls of sick and
("8“ l rrons.
Norwal . Grain; Decenlilber u. 18!“.
HENRY SEYMOUR.
irthlY D. FOX.
~
l of
Relief
Taylorlat Golden
RealEstale andlnsurance
WASHINGTON STREET.
Persons looking flxralot or house an: l< t
with the view of purchasln . are invited ll:
Olil and erarulue our list. a have them for
sale in every part of the city at reasonable
prices and on soar terms. and! ti
T ristram
"Bill!“
The Leading Dry Goods Store.
No. 2 Gazette Building.
ALL
AT COST
Evan
u’ull,
1
& Hyatt.
60008
Norwalk, Bonn.
We did a splendid Xmas.
groceries.
24 lbs. Granulated Sugar for $1.00.
Beet Muscatsl Raisins. only 6) lb.
Best Sultana Raisins. only 19c lb.
[lest Citron, only the lb. ‘
Evap. Peaches. only lflo lb.
Evap. Apricots. lilo lb.
New Prunella. 2 lbs. for 25:.
Gold Dust. 190.
orders by mail promptly attended to.
ldth arrest she let avenue.
40th Street and as avenue.
1636i?"BUNSlHNAESSw—BOWO MlNG
We. but we are still going ahead, and as the new
ear a roaches we expect to do still better.
:lwayrsold the in“ goods in the market for less money than any other grocer
could sliord to and we shall still continue to do so.
A glance at our prices will convince you that this is the place to buy you:
Hand 8. Flour. ‘4 lb bill; Jonea' Superlative. 34.15; Snowflake. $3 50, .
Finest Elgin Creamery Butler. 300 lh.;liest Dairy Butter. mczfiood Butter.2oc
Cottolsno. 300.
Our Tees and Collars are noted for their superior strength and llsver. All
New York Grocery company
DONOVAN’S BUILDING. SOUTH
; saw roux cm.
It is a well known fact that we have
Nowhegar Corn. tic.
New Tomatoes. 8c.
New Peas. Do.
New Harrow Beans. 90 qt.
New Medium Beans. 7c qt.
New Prunes. 6 lbs. for 25c.
Qt. bottle Catsup. 9c.
HOBWALK.
fl IAIN STRIIT. NORWALK.
At exactly“
' llllE-HALF
Their
Former Price
Nufl’ said.
SMITH NBRWM.
I
Decrease ll. ilk.
NTEREHT at the rate of four ‘(0
will be credited deposlion January i.
paid to them on and after January Will.
8v vote of directors this do
INTEREST liliTlllE.
AT is meeting of the managers of this
billli was declared for the six months 0
January 1. M95, pa) able on and after
ill. 1W3.
lsl. Mill's.
Ilfl'l 2w
fundamentals.
JOHN H. KNAI’P. ileum.
0hr solid week . commencing
day and Saturday. 'lh: comedy sunbeam.
MORA,
lists at sum rpm. at p pular prices.
MONDAY-"Pretty l'ni."
"rice Sands."
TUEsDAY NIGHT—"la Belle Mid...”
W EDNEHDAY N lGil‘l'v-"Cenny's
Ronda."
Tut'rtann' MATlNlll—"l'm's ferry.
TilUtii'lDAY Nllill’l'-“Nlaev."
vmmv morn—"A Pretty am"
HATI'RDAY IA’l'll‘lll-«W‘bem
tune."
SATURDAY NlflllT—"Rhody."
i'ielsted’a and taregory's drug 3
'I be American Quartet". him
Masln mmpeoy. w appear at '
formance.
"““ii’ii‘zéfii‘iius "
Schoolof Shortlr '
and Typewrltln
~rs vita-
lsssnlc Building. Isl It.
walk, our.
Terms reasonable. ficheoirmms
e.m.untll3 ”metathesis“ . .
loud . violins» as rm»
nun? tow. Thossdsslrl to
fit
‘l
83 Washingtonilrtth
” . . 7...?
per annum. for tin.- current six no“ '
Isa-ii
mm GEORGE E. suntan. ire-mar. ‘
‘s‘oin‘ammuss an ;
Jan '
intern-t not drawn will he cum
to accounts anddraw lulrresf fromlm «g.
”team
Mflllllll, BECEMBEH 3lsl. '94.
Matinee Tuesday New Years day). Tins.-
Aml a selected company presenting M
TUESDAY MATINEEflNew Y‘I’I .
l’rlreslt).20and arm". seats on sat!
Boston Store,
.4:
llorwalk Savings Society. f,
Sorru NUR‘VALK. Conn. Dec. 26. 1M ‘,
held this date. a divuleud to dam
of inn-lest at the rate of l per cent. per ale
0nd
. id do wel to ea or
bees. nonhuman-reroute» tlnuioa‘lintll nidnhh‘, vs. , 0H3" 0' —~ %.Bn%."flmmmm uncles.
‘ *wu' mm“ W h . nurture! _ “imm'fiwé‘iWM' 0:; ”an“ Our Christmas trade was immense. The Brownies were W“
' t t. aloomn‘r. M
cabana “lleeatlfuisif‘t’s'w-ered‘istrihu: 0. ma “.1 n... w. 1.8mm have tras‘ffiqmfig; l..- oaoog- m . here and got fresh Candy. The only place in the city. Come MERCANTILE
issued invitations for the reception to be
tendered Ir. and lira. Freak it. Stevens"
fill-I- mar-II- inh- Iii-Irr- again on SATURDAY.
lalut of the said French Bur
"8&3, aggrprmmslhereln m forth for
w‘mrmflmw "" m ....:- 3:; mwmm FRESH CAN DY and OH EAP FOUNTAIN + P .,
ARE THE am
pigs-i h to at Danbur . in and for the
gear: y‘hfi‘afrflsldmn they Ilrst Tuesday of
nae run musicals-s am “my Wig: Episcopal church.
BAKES 0F All. KINIIS.
, . My was“. It.“ mu" , '.,~uary.l. 5:, ’ n PRICE
m“: a m n 'm “1:33:21? mhw‘ “mango: “what“ : mmwhlfi‘nh Home made Bye Bread. Beet that can he made: Layer Cakes. '
an “mm“ m" at w “n” "' "‘9’“ ’ ' °‘ ' sic; Angel Cakes, tic;flunshine cirque. Special-«New Year's
”M ”’33 "' " ”"""" Minnelaudbest. Iinosurdl’umpklnl’ieeloniyllo. H. S.
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