ammuvqmmslam.
installs now homunculus the
two chunhorasnd their contains.
lsstllorwnlhpsoplsntoluvitsdtontv
tendtho cottage prayer looting to be
bold tomorrow night at the homo of
GhathhtemEsotsvsnue.
The class meeting under the loodor’
shi of James L'Houtrnedleu, will be
dist Episcopal church, tonignt.
C. B. Aisthorpe was in Danbury, Sat-
? urdsy,andreturned with n large order
for flanges from one of the loading but
making concerns of that city.
fun VnnKeursn, at Neversinh;
”Vi-Kenton. of East Norwalk;
anon-rum,“ Dnnbury; wu.
“Violation, of Fall River. loos.
mom will 1» held from his nu
WWW at 2 o’clock.
m in East Norwslh cemetery.
a. illusion continuation of the no of
swswlnsms on But Norwslk property:
Dhon Janos c.-flouse Cove street
.W Ito. Amy—House Bast avenue
.”
lie-oily Joth. and wife—House
Tout mass 140..
My Inspect—House VanZandt
eras-elm j
' Drab Human .G—Twe houses St.
John monsoon-some, one tract of
rheumatism
w Eldred—Hom Vansudt
nvnuolm,oystsrclaim1w,torsl 1700,
m, that ’l'.-—Eonse Ennforu
pics I”.
4 W Jacob—House Warren street
m ,
Rundo- Bstnte of John E -House
ronPotatstrset 1800, one small store
Works are at work on patterns for a hat
curling machine for Dsnbury parties.
nue,hssretnrned from n three weeks'
visit to New Canaan.
flies Belle Kimball,
visiting Miss Lot“ H
pect street.
Mrs. W. G. LeCcunt and children, of
East avenue. left yesterday for a visit in
Wallingford.
A new shingle roof is being placed on
Richard H. Parmeleo’s house at 48 River-
side avenue.
Dr. H. P. Geib drove up from Stamv
ford yesterday, to call on his brother. A-
A. Geib.
New Britain, is
good, of Proc-
'l-
neutron. '
The Snow club had twenty members
present at its meeting last night, and
after the business a musical programme
was rendered by Barry Cuthill and
Ifoses H. Rnchett. Refreshments and n
O”, totnl mo. social time followed.
“anvil-t Audit-4'0 WWW 1°“ bliss L Mae Beecher, who has been
the guest of bliss Lou Stevens, Main
etreet, the past two weeks, expects to
return to her home in New Haven this
afternoon.
Thecylinder head of the locomotive
on the Boston & Albany express blew
out Saturday afternoon, just as the
train was passing over Main street.
Facher timer A.-—Bnllding lot
lyrtlonvcslue coo, pennity 30, total330
The Gem Theatre was reopened ins;
fight by the Talimsu & Pine Concert
and Specialty crpmpnny, late of Danbury.
(lo-idesing thecounter attractions on
the Ens! Side. and that
3. m m first night. there Mrs. Edward Vincent is very ill with
.w— n good attendance, and the grip at her home on Main street.
mt felt highly unfilled- A Earl Stevens returned tohie studies in
“Mot-raucousgiven and the tel.
Q wfl vocalization of members
' «rod-ll! mine-
My. - The pa will be here every
lit“ IM- vat.
Tickets for the third lecture in the
course, delivered by Rev. E". A. Scullsld,
allow Haven, on the subject of "Wit
all Humor,” at the East Avenue lfetho
flit W church, Friday night, can
be procured of 0. Howard King. at 8co-
Hd & Hoyt’s. This lecture is said to be
n better remedy for dyepepsin than gen-
tins. and n [Initive curofor the blues.
The residence of E. C. Cssweli was
mined, yesterday, on account of
thickne- with scarlet fever of his son
ldwnrd. Ir. Ono-ell is rooming in
Wot Hook ond Ladder compiny’s
acorns. and George Sprogns and family,
who occupy the lower portion of the
boss. are with Charles Janos.
Bpnhiwgolthe appearance, last Fri.
fly «It, at the tint annual ooncertand
hallo! St. Augustine Council, No. 31.
man of Columbus, ol the Keogh ino-
“, tho Stomford Advocate says: “The
knthsrn gore an interesting three- round
Eddytown, Pa, this morning.
>4 Charles T. Lowndrs has recovered
from a serious illness.
The surveyors are at work here for the
Tramway company.
Burglary no u Ecloncs.
The chief tools of the burglar are the
“jimmy," nippers, and "drag." In addi-
tion to these there will he a series of
drills, punches. wedges, and a brace and
bits. The drills and hits will be of all
sizes, running from those almost as small
and line as a needle, upto powerful ones
an inch or two thick. A complete assort-
ment of these tools are hard to get, and
when the hit is made complete it is high-
ly prized by the owner. They are taken
to the blacksmith separately, and tem-
pered to an extreme hardness
No one would suspect the purpose
for which they are designed. Other
forgets make the nippers and "jimmy.”
The latter is a steel bar of great strength
and fineness, but it is divided into sec-
tions, so that it can be unscrewed and
carried with greater convenience. The
nippers resemble a pair of curling-tour,
with sharp little teeth for cacthlng hold
of keys that are in the loch inside of the
house. By means of the nippers the key
isnot only shoved inside, but it is not-
oslly used to unlock the door before he-
log removed. The custom of leaving
the key in the luck so a precaution
against burglars, who are reputed to
carry false keys with them, is really
one of great help to professional
robbers instead of a hindrance.
The “drag"ls theth powerful little
instrument that the professional burg-
lar carries. and its construction is s mar-
volof simplicity, ingenuity sud strength
By means of it the most powerful osfro
unopened within a few mlnnteo.nud
withoutsonruch noise as tonttractthe
It“. night, of this week, will see attentional o pollcomnnontsldeof the
“warty party is Randall’s Hall, building. This instrument lobsingim-
i-wsas-nssosguonmsmtn to manic-mm “mm-m
‘4
upset-m is probable that Randall's
II will again be secured for Thursday
* .d the meeting hold. beginning
“Unblock sharp.
Ipoolnl «when. supplementary to the
wosbofpraysr, wonseldlnthsilwedlsn
we. no night, and will bocontlnoed
‘w Attho Insular church prayer
_ “It. Friday night, 0. Carlson, of
m willcnnouct the services.
solar, thohnrglsrs havolsptpoeewtth
the safe-makers. and with every im-
‘iluuwbmmmmh. go prove-int made by the latter the
7 "Old, yet over new, simply and beauti-
.d by hbownu'. in! ever," sings the poet. in words which
' so might well apply to Ayor's ”penile,
nonw'm‘wfl': u. out odioient and mono Nood-
u,
more”, lsst‘olght, will: the so-
sbtsnco of Samuel Smithfihsrlss Smith,
~ tor, and the policeman, noticing him, he-
ssnsuslsttbel'aot Avonnolletho- ply
Theemployes of the Norwslh Pattern '
Ifiss Ifsmie Wood, of Vanandt nvr- if
M ,
1 ,, poflnersvrrollsrodtonuifsriug hu-on- ,.
.9 ' ylvwfigm“w",fi“m°" lty. Nothinghot superior merit honps gin ”Hymn. sills. how
,u. ltsohngntlhvfm yossui lullasfosrncyo'hosndulg-
“out. seam nub-fin . Inflammgcidommsllusofin.
‘ ' I ""'""‘,"‘“"‘ Isnkowlosn’tundsrstnndhown - i ,
mussalovsswonmwhohlum wyttohsrhushsndl-l In MIR
«sump-u: seamen
. A BETTSR WIN.
,‘IIOovollonrttonDoopnndlnglavwr
lento-Intuit
He stood on the dock looking at the wn~
canto suspicious and walked over that way.
{‘Whot's upl" be asked, touching him
on the shoulder. _ ‘ ,
“All!" was the utterly despondent to
“What do you moon?" .
“Ali's up between me and my girl."
“What did you do to bring it 'oul"
“Asked her. "
”And wouldn’t she have you?”
“That's what she said."
“What are you going to do about it?"
“How docp‘s the water of! this plat,
form!"
“Twenty-five or thirty feet perhaps."
"Would I strike button) pretty hard if I
jumped oil?”
"Not hard enough to hurt. you, I guess. "
. “What would you do if I jumped in?"
“Hitch a bout hook in your collar and
fish you out."
“And tour my clothes?"
“Likely. ” .
“They cost $15."
"Well, I couldn’t stand on price at such
a time. "
ed to!” ‘
"Certainly not."
”You don’t sympathize with me in my
misery, you don’t?"
“Yes, I do. I‘ve been through it myself,
but that’s no way to remedy it. "
“Do you know of any better way?"
"Of course I do."
“What is to"
"Bruce up and ask her again."
The victim of woman‘s wavering shook
himself, straightened up and pulled his
vast down with a jerk.
“By George," he exclaimed. "I never
thought of that. Much obllmdl liondhyl"
and he hustled off the dock and up the
strestln a hurry—Now York Commercial
Advertiser.
n. Was Going Around loose.
"The first time Iwcnt shopping with
my wife”— he lmgnn.
"The first time!" exclaimed the com-
pnny in one voice.
“Yes, the first time."
“Then you went the second tune?" they
breathlcasly asked.
“Why, certainly, and the third and
fourth and"—
thn the company returned to the
room after pltchlng him out, the chair-
man mmnrlml.
"lie shouldn’t be allowed to go around
loose, but it is the duty of his friends to
see to that, not cum Besides it costs
money, I suppose, to keep a man in our
neylum."-.\'ew York Press
A More Suggestion.
"How can I move then?" he lmplorml
He knelt at her fmt. lie had begged
her to clopo, but seemingly in rain.
“Can I not more thee?"
Size gazed steadfastly into his deep blue
eyes
“They used a furniture no at the last-
stand. ” she fuizt'rt‘il
And there under the electric light, with
no sound but the snoring of the sleeping
benllly, the lot woumn gave the candy
butcher the inugh.-—~l)ctrolt Tribune.
All Their Own Wny.
Mrs. Inftilsucmling the moiety column)
——-Who is this Mrs. Jimmy Brown-Smith
and this Mr. Jimmy Brown-Smith who
are rm-utlum-d so frequently? They seem
to be lit the from everywhere. Here are
their mum‘s among the prominent people
of my reception.
llnn.\lmuttown—‘l‘iun‘nnothing. They
write that column innocence—Life. .
lilo Arithmetic All Right.
The Summer Him’nl’t landlord—The
man in aliluwmln lllllof mo, nndhe'a
just paid um 0:20 How much does he
owe me now?
The Applicant For n (‘lrrkehiyy—Ttvo
hundred.
Tho Summer lirsort imndlnrd~You're
engaged—Chicago lim'ord.
ller Hpecillly.
Mrs. WunrsngirI—Sn you an: it good
cook, oh? leuppuse. tin-ti, there is some
partlculnrdish in the preparation of which
you excel?
Applicant—Jridmlo, thorn in, mum! All
we friends do he myln that me row oysters
hate the wurwr‘rld, mum—lindulo Cou-
rler.
bottling It Anlcnbly.
A dispute ovvr the mansion of out.
grant kitten lmd arisen between the two
boys.
“Ubverss or moons-Y" sold the Boston
boothinclt, taking a 1 cont coin from his
pocket and flipping it up in thesis—«Chi-
cago Tribune.
Wall Inn-l.
Miss Antique-Miss l’enrssh sold an
awful thing about me. She sold the
thought I was getting passe.
Young Tutter (patiently) «On the con-
trary, i should any that you were remark-
ably youngalor your age-dimes)" Life.
um Living.
sotstthstlsuihsglsslng to tool udto
Mascot“. lhsvsjsstdisoovwsd
that! weigh to pounds. "'l‘wo hon
O .
“You wouldn’t let me drown in want- ‘
1' Miler
,foryonln advonm There combs no
‘ hottersystsnthsutheono we have to
. (from for Rorops.
The amount of oysters exported to
[crops for the week endinngnnsry 13th,
I”. wln as follows:
mans. roar. sensors.
Adrlntlc Liverpool 010
Annals " so;
lures-sis Glasgow an
Bundle Hamburg ill
~Bohsnsollern Bremen it
Total 1,943
Newspaper loudness Wanted.
We are informed that the llodern Press
Annotation wants one or two newspaper
correspondents in this county. The
. work is light and can be performed by
either lady or gentlemen. Previous ex-
perience is not necessary, and some of
our young men and women and even old
men would do well to secure such a posi-
tion, no we understand it takes only about
one fourth of your time. For further
particulars address Modern Press Aeeocl
ntion. Chicano, Ill.
’- '. Douctlvna Needed Hero.
Superintendent Charles Ainge. of the
National Detective Bureau, Indianapolis.
Ind, nnnounces that two or three
capable and trustworthy men are needed
in this cnuhty to not as private detectives
under his instructions. Experience in
the work is not necessary to ouwees. Be
edits n large criminal paper and will send
it with full particulars, which will ex-
plain how you;may enter the profevnion
sddreming him at Indianapolis, Ind.
Carlton Cornwall, foreman of the Ga-
zette, Middletown, N J.' believes that
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy should be
in every home. He used it for a cold
and it elected a speedy cure. He says,
"It is indeed a grand remedy; I can rec.
ommeud it toall. l have also seen it
used for whooping cough, with the best
results." 25 and 50 cent bottles for sale
by G. C. Stillsou, druggiat. '
if a New York millionaire gives s on -
nor at 6th avenue and 90th street, costing
$00.00, which given 19 people dyspepsia
and these people sprmd $1,468.00 in doc
ors’ bills and finally have to pay $5.00
each for Cactus Blood Gore to cure them
what would be the saving per capita ii
the dinna should not be given, thorn
wing 8'7 persons at the inset!
Inquire at Plaism’s drug store, where
you may have the problem solved and
get information about mettle Biro l Cure
Children cry for
Pltcher’e Castorla.
WhaBshywnsslck. wegsvehchostoris.
Wheushowaanhihhlhecrledforustorle.
Whusbeneeamelhohoclungwm
mummmpnmm
Hill
179/ .
bargains are all pup-rod
tnhllshsd- We know whatls the low“
est potsiblo figures at which we can
sell what we have to utter to you and we
govern ourselves accordingly. We will
sell all of our Ken's, Boys’ and Children's
Overcosts and [litters during our Con-
cession Solo Without Any Profit to Our-
soviet.
Ian’s Plus All Wool Tailor Made Ov-
eroosu. to to. to as. so 70, state, 14.75,
017.70. 810 75, “l 75, $24, 70.
The old prices remain on the tickets,
and the new prices can be seen on the
same ticket, you buying at the lowest
cash llgurrs. We Have the latest Fad
in Vests, made of Drab Corduroy. the
large twill, seven buttons and lspelle on
the peaks“ for 02 50. Much style for
little money
OPEN THIS EVENING.
MEIGS & CO.
827 Mnlu cor. Bank In. Bridgeport. 0t.
Makers and Retailers of Good Clothing.
Taylor at 60:61???"
Real Estate and Insurance
trauma-roe ri'l‘lsltl'l'.
Pen-om Mullins: tornlolwr house not ml
with the View of purchasing, are invited \-
end and examine our list. We have them (07
see in every part. or the nity at [walnut
prime and on mar terms. on” tf
WANTED.
A Gilli. to do eneral housewort. Apply at
A. (I. Bfllg'. 7t Newtown avenue. Jl5 3t
I
1‘0 LET.
CORNER cottons on hivlngm‘m place. mod-
ern improvements, heater. hot and cold
water. bath. iauudr , sutiannry tuba. etc.
Enquire Mile). Wll. AM 8. RIDER. 74 West
avenue. nltl tf
FROM January let, house of eight rooms at
[7 Franklin street; modern lm rove-
monls. inquire of EDWIN “will;
at
Brown & Witcox's grocery. tf
HOUHE. slxlooms, water in, corner Meadow
sire t and Woodward Ave. Also one.
half of house-.56 Woodward Aw. inquire of
Walter L. W llcox, Lender‘s Block. South Nor-
walh. 1m:
OWER liter. 4 Clay ntrret. Inquire L.
CAVANAGH, No. :: Crescent hum}
l
LOWER floor of house. No: 7 Chestnut
street; rent. low to desirable tensut. ln~
qu.ro of JAMES P. PUNZELl‘. No. l) Chestnut
um..." ‘ «out...
street. dill tt i
THREE rooms 705mm: Main street. water
in. rent 98; ill Woodward avenue. 0 rooms,
almond floor. rent 80: house 07 Woodward eve-
uue. rent, 10: house ll) rooms, 4 Hnnfnrd
lacezsecuu floor of house, mix rooms). on
on l’olnt street. rent,
Apply to 's. woonwauu.
313
cash.
Fill! SA IJ-Z.
-..- 22-- ..- .2222 .....
NY articles of household furniture must
be sold this week and will go cheap «or
hire. W. E. Bullock. No. 40 ntuart All”;
WAGES AND BUILDINB um. COL
lure on Quinlan! sveuue. six rooms
each. Nearly new and in good c'vndlliou.
Gard improved hulldinu lotudeeirabl located.
Tormseasy. Apply to Fitnhcls B 'glfilgl‘.
EAL estate and household properly: dwel.
i house and building on Washington
hr (in. and No. 77 Spring street in-
ES, 7? spring st'cet,
jl21w
1
street
quire of MRS H. 1). LE
booth Norwsih.
ll. '5. B
SOUTH SOHWALK BAliDWABE LO.
Puck ct knives. Every blade
o hand forged. and vvnrrsmcd.
to of Mary F. lollount. law of Nor-
wolh. in said district, deceased.
heme wrl urn application has been made
in this court by the administrator with the
will annexed. praying. for reasons thrrslu set
forth. for an order of sale of certain real estate
of sold deceued.whlvh is lolly descrlhel in
said application on file and that some person
other t an the said ulmintetrntor may he
envbnrlmd to make such sale.
Ordered, That said application he heard and
determlned at the Probate ”dive in Norwaih.
on the 20th day of Jan. in?!» at ll o'clock lore-
uoon.and that public not icefhermf he Riven to
all persons interested therein by publishing
this order in a nowoteper having a air ‘lllnllnn
in said District. at inlet six days before said
day of bearing.
ASA ll, WOODWARD.
Jill it Jud "
NORWALK TIAIWAY COIPANI.
T8! adjourned annual meeting of tho Nor-
welk Tramway 00111ng will be he‘d st
thocourrny's allies. South sin street. Heath
arm) .(jzgnunt’colom'thlrtylllm a. m.,
u o no .
on u" a. v7. unmounsumg.
"flotation,“ I'm.
m~mu
contents .s
School of Shorthend
and Typewriting.
Hoyt’s Opera House
llu’um alumna silt .
. . (8
mus sun nuts: nouns All?”
auntie-run flu "tutti
Itistoyour interest to buy now;
could not soy morelf wotookn whole
page to tell It.
It's facts we are talking about nnd line
they are spread out before you.
3': Plow- Apron Gloria-m. «a. w
ya .
1,000 yds. Unlico, 3; c. per yard, bursa:
colors. 300 yds. Bleached Sheeting. It
yds. wide, good weight. 104} 0. per yum...
250 yds. the very best 2} yd. wide"
Bleached Sheeting, Fruit of tho Loews.
28c. per yard. s h,
500 yds. Dark and Medium colonial-4
Outing Flannel, do. per yard.
1000 yds. 44 Bleached Muslin, either
Fruitlofzthe Loom or Lonsdnie. 00. per.
yard.
2000 yds. good Unblesched MusllnMo.
per yard. .
50 extra line White Counterpanes,
worth “.129, at 75c. each.
200 yds. L2 Bleached table Damask, 36
inches wide, 19c. per yard.
250 yds. Turkey Red tabieDamasthot
colors, idle. per yard. ,5
100 yds. of our $1.00 Bleached table
linen. extra wide, 09c. per yard
3 piece of our 75c. table linen, 31c. per
yard.
Myds. 50c. table linen,Blesched, 37k.
per yard.
The above bargains in table linens
ought to interest every housekeeper; it is
to your interest to examine them.
50 dozen large size Huck towels, wor-
ranted pure linen, size 40 by Winches,“
11c. each.
200 yds. Bleached linen toweliug,18 in.
wide, price 550. per yard.
Welshnll also ofler this week 8,000 yds."
best all wool Henriettos, 37in. per yard.
3,000 yds Cotton Warp Henrietta, 30.
inches wide. 10c per yard.
2'; pieces good quality DreseGinghsms, .
medium and dark colors, 6; 5§c per yard
In conclusion we would say may suc-
cess and proaperiiy follow each and
every one of our patrons during the
year 1805. The surest road to succe-
nvarinbly will lead to the
scum Monwm .
Boston Store, .
ll 83 Washingtonfilnr “‘
WHEN YOU WANT Dav oft"
gqlrrfsilmtrots.
FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY.
wrnusnlv, Jilllllll Ito. J
The greatest fun meters. on north.
..
- . . . _ _. ~ --- ’5}:
m w .. ~ cm suns
081' or sun cl from his home. December I
Pitc’lef'fl can0"a. [J mourns/lions: «it»: with black fare and
de ""3.“ (“1'72 “fut" ‘1' "WI; answe;shbo (‘lenn bright, innocent, melodic. minhfnl.
Children Cry for 3&17‘luy8'llimul.d.§'§.‘..r”ifd”i§§i‘lmd mainlmwwllm
would he veryvrntelully received is owner
Pi’tcher’s Casto'ia yks‘th. Hult'leN. ll Riversi e agility. o" WH‘T lots or Fun 2 l! ..
as . orwu . » a
22:- ,-....- .. ,. .. _... —-2 2 2-..- -_ --.,-, .-. ---- -- .22- grmpcedh); Abllog'rit.{(‘lalr and Joe Kelly.tho
TR ’ OF' NO W. ‘ . .eeiltlsunl t e an or s. 1
Wougrrdsnusry lglbjtl. ’8..me Probate MARSHALL-’8 You never saw such dancing in your life.
sin
It delights ladies and children.
Prices 861‘. 500 and 750.
Terms reasonable. Scbml rmms open from in
run. until 3 . m . daily except Nunnduy. Also
louder. ednosdny and Friday eveniu s.
from Willem-'1). 'l‘hosedeslrlnflo study t 0
science would do well to col or write to
603"?“ MAR-MALL. Box are. Norwsln
it I
”Vanadium.
‘18. Walter J. Hnll.ol New York, in to
A announce that he will be at No. it set
avenue. Honth Norwslh. ever Friday. to re-
ceive it ill in the art of sin ng. Voices trial
free ol’c urge, from 2:!) m .m For further
THE FINEST
ESCOLLOPS
ON EARTH, ON LY 250 QUART.
THE PEOPLE’S MARKET,
E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor
'l’olephoneesll,” I “unanswered. -- Telephonscsll. 07..
llslatnwreet.Brldsoport.
fine line of fresh candy. Jututnde.
Peanut Cocoauut Chips.
v Ooohundrod diluenthlndo. ,
Home mane nvn BREAD, mince
so concerto-r egg-h
lnformntlo oddrsno (lAitNl’l’lll. IlNlC
mun. squirm. studio. Nos. on. m. use
I! Wall oi... Norwo I
- lEiD’S, 92 uifimu STREEl,u;u”13“
Seats now on Isle nt Pinlsted’s and Gregory's
_ rns— drug stores. ll
Masonic Building Wall St , llor- - , ~ . .- ..-. ~ ~-~ 3:
”'""'°"" OWEN’S
can at genuine home made PIES
CAl'lgEl.
COFFEE and CHOCOLATE, SAND
WlClIE8,otc.
Served at all Hours;
Calico Se Sandwiches sci;
Tea 5e Piss in;
Chocolate to. Canon It?
south Norwalk. ct;
Tfllllonrdof
an. 1th. I“. It I c'clnol:
the
Nod
tr.
is the only place in town where
on
and."
lWllEl'S
RON BOSS and CHOCOLATE, a find
fresh lot always on hand.
We make a specialty of hot TEA
ll North Isis tlrstl.
Relief for the Town of I,
walh.ou the assessment list at I
in the ndlceof the Ilo .
nosdsy
9th at'lo'elws'flotnrdnr.
1 12th. at :‘o'clort: od'
‘ loot: Bot
Wounds
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