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Moray-subset this popular
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Misfits-dell to make the event all
the-mm Tums-m ot
automaton-um. a most
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designed
to the «alien
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jaw-n. m Nile m silk, dark
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ornamental-sues. lace awdsaliu;
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flatmlissfliassvanfissppauia-
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lino Beale Lyon. white Swiss.
3wkito satin turn-logs; lies
lowdsnoygwhitesilk,“ and lace
WMM‘wmli-nflon
lulu-ismwhfle silksud lace; Ilia
“It. M,pioksilk,hlask velvet
Mliquu-is F. Ferris, light
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on". yin nth; lies flat l'uuoigan,
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M,Ym'.l’erris.d. Emote-
assume».
L‘fihel’mlflmdahmatthe
rsaidsasssfllut (thirties llw'aflz. (lav/i,
laud mus, yesterday. The subjectof
mmwss”flmrmesWo-¢az
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pups-ave cos-ital! of a trio on the
plus, mm,hudsrundhy»
tawny-paro- commander‘s-y.
use. lie flash: smooth-risks“
wash 0! lads-o “amtflhacetler:
o readily {ra- llteuc's Mammal
Jouruy,llss Wino-o Museums!
mitt-“Mutational“-
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rmafrswehdism,flss. John ll.
m lutWJLSth. lbw
mllasllosshuiosiagoflsrssilirs
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armament.
press-swore It. and In. Glories ll.
Min-IMWMI. Hoyt.
Insulin. usury! Rood. Ir. and
mmr.8vaws.lr.usdlru.lo—
union'sasdlmt‘lsorua.
W.llashoalolood, Ilsa llllda
rmumtmum
Mollnlavas: [eastward
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wislloodwenthoflrst lady's prlasaud
0. B Itoveostbsgsotla-sa's. Ilsa
Unbfolluwoathoososolation prise.
‘l’hoelabwlllholdltaaext-ssting with
thslhsssl‘ollsa.
It. lay Wood, of fitnsrt avenue.
unstarswsll motion. last night. in
honorcf Ira. Wilbur E. W and her
am. who expects to start next Tuesv
day for Denver, Colonic, to join her
husband. who has been there some time
forthsbrnshtothis health. Charles
1.“ null Fceddio Putter furnished music.
and it was about 2 o'clock this morning
when the guests departed for their
homes, ulldeclur‘ioz the occasion as most
deligbtlnl one.
The lulu] Whirl club will meet Wod-
flissllsy Blanch: Smith gave u tea
M. Friday afternoon, from 3 until 5
o’clock. in hunt of her little cousin,
luster Jeannie floors. who is visiting
whither, Each little girl brought her
dollwithher. Minds very merry
time playing ”mes. At 4 o'clock
Helen’s Naughty
Baby" was played,“ the first prize was
won by luster Willie Sweet. the second
prmby list Flo-sis Dickerson, and the
booby prize by Master Stanley uyhcw.
Amongtholittlsonesprssent ere Mas-
ters “We Spruce. [Jester Byxhee,
Clarence Byxbee, Willie Sweet, Russell
Dry, Jimmie Hoyt. My lluyhew and
Johnnie floors. and lliases llsrion Smith,
SusieSeymonr. Emma Lambert, Fannie
fleck“. (Hare Nichols. Sylvia Buyzett.
Unis flayhew. Sybil Herrinm,‘ Flossle
Dickerson and Ethel Bprugue.
At the Stevensrflnuloc wedding on
February l9. lies Anna Stevens, a sister
of the groom, will be bridesmaid. and
William P, Bunion. the bride’s brother,
will out as best area.
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rues rsrsaassl.
my “death [tooth-planners at
a Issuing host light.
A meeriogof 0. ll. Ferry Command,
No. 7, Union Veteran Union. was held
lostnaghtlnthopulorecf O. 8. North.
Several new members were admitted, the
owlsocoheioglsrgerthuuut the pre-
vious nesting. An election took place
to complete the atheist stall.
The Iistof officers is as follows: Colou-
el. CharleeF. Bullock; lieutenant colonel,
James L'flommedleu: maj or, Charles
finish: surgeon, John B. Wheeler;
chaplain. George D. Kseler; adju-
tswt.L.8 Owens;qusrtermasuer, (l. 8.
North: olilcer of the day. H. E, Bucking-
harnwllloer of the guard, William 0.
llerrittuergsuct major. William Small-
luorn: quotients-am sergeant. John
ll. Kidney; drum major, Charles L. Pad
dock; ptchet, (l. B Badm sud.
The meetings will be conducted at the
some place until further orders. All
charter members are requested to be
present, Those desiring admittance ln~
to the order may apply to (l, 8. North at
his ofli as, or to 1.4. 8. Owens, in Wash-
ington street.
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mamas-sunscree- hears.
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. Thel‘z‘huutouquu Union will hold it
January menu. londay night, at the
home of In. airlstian Swans. Havi-
laodstvwet. The subject will be "lu-
kavsof European History in the Nine-
teonslsceotory.“ The committee hav-
tantamount of the programme
lo chanson-slats of R. A. Holmes, llrs.
swans. Handrail and Joseph 'l'sy-
lor. ltsv. W. J. Slocum. Prof. E. ii.
WilsoaJ’rof (LA Matron sol Ira.
1,0. Jennings. presidential the Friday
Mm club. willhs we spsuksrs of
them The subject for thstbru-
srylllmsstlagwlllhsfl‘hehtoryor
in the Dust flosdrsd Yum"
lies I Q. smith. Mrs. G. A.
analog. Mlodwsll and E. P. “or-
lasnh us. subject. "The English
Posts? committee. It- 8. A. Dibble.
“Plait. I. 0. Mitchell and K. W.
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vs. at.» the am rims lied on: she
Ills were of the Giddy Little and of
Lava-done ol the llrllos Who were M
’to the Altar. ‘
' Hard times had an also upon the
matrimonlpl market. last y .u only
ninety llve marriages are shown on the
marriage records ut the town clerk‘s of-
llce. ugslnst 158 of the your previous.
The youngest bride was eighteen years
of age. while the youngest groom was
twenty. The other extreme was a bride
of fifty sodu armor of sixty. Only one
couple celebrated the llrstdsy of 1804 by
getting married. They were Elbert
Thomas Mesh and Miss Ids Bruce
Sharer. who were united by the Rev. B.
B. Kidd. The second couple waited
s. whole week. Then Dudley Stuart
North. 0! Dunbury, aged twenty-sinner—
ried Miss Lottie Marshall. aged elghtreu
There were only six marriages during
live. 00 the first of this month Fred-
erick Vessholl Bwlrermged forty-four.
was married to Maria Dutenbachmged
twenty-two. None other than the mar-
risgea of happy young couples, of
reasonable ages. then took place [or
several months. March turned
out six brides; April, seven; llay,
live; June, eleven. and July, ten.
July 18th. Henry Lacey Blackmsu,
' forty-seven years, scurried llrs. Margu-
rite Austin, aged forty-three yours. Both
came here from Bridgeport. There
were live marriages in August. The first
day of the month wus celebrated by
John Eisner Fuller, aged sixty. of
Bridgeport, who came to town with Mrs.
Mary Jane Smith. aged fllty. who lived
in New York, and were married by Rev.
A. ll. Wyatt. Ten weddings took place
in September. On September 8 Rev. 8-
B. Pond married a loving couple from
Bridgeport. They were John H. Barty u
aged thirtyawo. and Miss Viva A. Kosh-
ler. aged twentyvtwo. Eight marriages
are recorded in Odtober and nine in No
vembsr. Thirteen were recorded for Dec
camber. The eleventh was the wedding
day of John Alfred Dahlgren, aged thir-
ty-one and Miss Hilda Caroline Larsen.
ugsd twenty. The last day of the year
was celebrated by the wedding 0! Henry
Baldwin Turner, aged twenty-three
years. and lira. Euphemis Warren Burt,
aged forty-live years. Both were from
Danhury.
This little romance served as u lilting
close to the records for the your.
TWIN CITY FOLKS
Pleasant Paragraphs About Norwalh Pun.
his and their l’rlundu.
Governor Vincent 0. Collin paced
through here today on his way to Nero.
too. where he went to inspect the
Soldiers’ Home. He was accompanied
by Ike. Cami]. who stopped here and
visited with Rev. and lire. D. ll. Seward,
and jclned her husband on his return
from Norotou.
Dr. Charles G. Bohsnnan and sister.
Miss Gertrude Bohunnuc, left South
Norwulk yesterday afternoon for St.
Augustine, Florida, to remain several
weeks.
Hrs. Charles Grililo and Miss Louise
(iridium! New Haven, who have been
visiting friends in this city. returned
home yesterday.
Ilrs. Alfred Plan, of Elm street. went
to New Haven, this morning, to visit
her daughter. Mrs. ll '1'. Cooper.
tlllss Sarah Nash, who has been the
guest of Mrs. Jennie thtsll Nash. re-
thrned lo Booms) this afternoon.
llr. and lira. Gerald E. Bsurd have
gone a Amherst. Mass, to spend a law
days with friends there.
Miss Loom Woodward has gone to
New York suspend two weeks with rel-
atives and friends.
Barry W. Nash. of Boston. has been
visiting at his former bonus on Bsyvlew
avenue.
llrs.Andrsw J. Thompson. 0! West
street, la the guest of friends in Aasoclu
ltrs. John Spencer, of Newark, N. J..
has been vhltlny friends in Norwalk.
Mud and D. I. Raymond spent
yesterday in New York.
8 W. Naples will leave Norwulk for
Washington. next week.
Fred Buckley. of Not-walk. has re-
tumed from a trip to bcstoc.
Ilsa Altos Stocking. of Georgetown.
wssarsssut ghetto! Hindu-lenses-
srsst, of Norwalk.
Ills Jules Bullock. of Washington
mast, lelt South Nortnlh this Ill“-
nnou, for Water-My. to visit relatives.
lllss llama harbour. of dryness. Is a
susstolllsslumls Patrick. of New-
ton hm“
Moduofbs'ltt'sfltdslarly
‘w
sous or corms cum Dumas -
the month. In February there were but
minimums-"mum-
M. ltwlllsurslslfi _ _
SATURDAY. JANUARY 19.1895.
full: Pill!!! 01’ use.
i mu, .1 tho but cos-ms.
so Monitors is lot haunts.
. subsotosssm um is Isl!»
‘my claim of the state. but here in
there is not much llkeluhocd o!
a lion. President Bill. of the Nor-
, ssllght company, ssys: "The
gutted here computes me than
few; / 13! won that churn-d in cities the
Missile Since the developmental the
electric lighting system in Norwalk the
business ‘of the Norwalk Gil oampuuy
but increased nearly "anytime and
bird per cent..due largely to the de-
3%;th of new territory stun expense
of", meadow . .000. In that time
the'compuny hsv' not only ruluced the
price on use but on coke as well to ' coun-
pets with other cities of, Norwulk's popu-
lation. Special reductions are made,
however. to manufacturing concerns.
In cities where the consumption is gree-
ter std the populav ion larger. reductions
can be made with benefit to the com—
puny, but with the state of sflsirs exist-
ing here u reduction would not be feasu‘
hie. Among the improvements made
by the gas company is the extebsion of
its aloe at Winnipsuk, South std East
N walk. and the construction of u now
holder.”
ll a reduction in the price of guts is not
fusible, the company should at least
strive to give its customers a betterqual-
lty of gas.
POPULAR AIUSBIEN'I‘S.
Io-u or the Events. in Which Norwalk
People are Interested.
Minnie Lester will open her engage.
merit in South Norwulk Monday, in "Sil-
verLsdge."a play new to our theatre-
goers. During the week of this engage
out there will be six new plays pro
duced. It may besuid, tothe merit of
thi organuzslioh, that though they play
at popular prices, the plays are all new
and the specisluleu up to date. and then
tbsreisthut famous orchestra at every
performance. In conversation with a
reporter last night. Minnie Lester's
agent said: "We do not play Hamlet.
Othello, Sbylock or Richard the Thlrd,
neither do we play Ten Nights in a at"
room. East Lynn or Uncle Tom‘s Cabin.
on the contrary we endeavor to make
ourputrons laugh through the medium
of good. hasltby,comedy-drsmas, supple-
mented by numerous piss-lugspscislurs.
Wsflhdlhlspollcysulls tho pom but
ter and. although it costs useooddsvabls
more inroyultles.slc., still we find it
pays in theend." Seats canbs secured
atPluistsd's and Gregory’s drug stores
at any time. Prices 10. 20, and 30 cents.
‘ lury Reynolds Schooner.
flsry Schsulllrr. the venerable mother
of A. T. .Schaufl‘ler, whose wife was
formerly Miss Julia Penuell. of South
Norwslt. died at the residence of her
son in New Rochelle. on January 9, at
the age of ninety-three years. As the
deceased was known to some extent in
his city, some incidents connected with
berllfe will not be uninteresting. she
was the llrst unmarried female missions-
ry who went to the East from this land,
sud under her care was established the
flrstschool forglrls in the Turkish Em-
pire. This was at Smyrnu, about the
your 1830. In 1834 she met the Rev.
William G. Schaufller, who had gone to
the East use single man, under the sus-
pices of the American Iluurd cl (Journals~
sinners for Foreign Missions. and they
were united in matrimony in (lonstanti-
nople by the Rev. Dr. Geodeell, There
the major part of her missionary life
was spent, and there her memory stilg
survives us a fragrant odor among both
native and foreign residents. Her genial
hospitality and helpful ways made her
houseaglsd resting place lor many of
those musslonarles who came and went
from the interior of European and Asia—
tic Turkey; and she helped to fit out on-
merouspsrtlrscf those who cunus and
want on their missionary travels. In
tunes of pestilence and plague and chol-
srsshs was ever helpful and resourceful
In her energies, and many turned to her
use one who. they knew, would not
fall them in their hour of need. In all
missionary work she was a true help-
most to her husbacdmud without he!l aid
he never could have accomplished the
val work that he did.
The host sno lyns and expaclorant for
lbs outs of colds. coughs. and all throat.
lung and bronchial troubles. is undoubt-
edly, Ayrs’s Cherry Pastoral. the only
spselllc lor colds and coughs admitted cu
exhibition at the Chlcsso World‘s Fair.
llroks ma lay.
“and” alternate. whlls sawing
m with a steam saw at the Nursery.
am. sou cl lldwlu Hoyt, one cl the
proprietors, got a piece at board caught
laltbs saw to some unsucwu m ,
flit law back with great lures and
lithe his right lag between the toss and
hfi. The Du. Hitchcock. of Normals,
sfl Dr. m of this town. smiled
“out, and Milan is new dolsg well.
lit will he lulu! up for several waste.
"sksltkssyuuysthyslshowsrfrlssh
mm
lllllwlllllhom.
Ill? 18 00130 9! ll run-s
NRA.» ”DIWALI.
busy loveless in Iowa's- anchovy
thy-A new COM!”- Ml"!
Plulas.
were Charles '1'. Lowadss. Jr.. Oscar
Scott, Shepard Wells, Samuel Bull.
EdwinL Stevens, Misses Abbie Scott,
Cora lake. Edith Alwuy. Grace Burris,
Anna Cuthill, llrs. Edward W. Godfrey.
At the Methodist Episcopal church.
Sunday morning, the pastor's theme will
be “Seed Falling on Good Ground." lo
the evening the services will he orange
liatic. The choice will lead the singing
as usual. The Epvvorth Hague meeting
opens at 6:15. All are ccrdally invited
to attend. Rev. J. B. Slater, pastor.
The Young Pmpls’s Society of Chris
tisu Endeavor of theBsptist church has
elected these chicor- for the ensuing six
months: President; William Stevens;
vice-president, Winfield Grant. secretary
Ids Sherer; "saunter, Elbert Marsh.
”the Devil—Who and What He Is.”
will he Rev. F. V. Atkinson’s subject to-
morrow morning. In the evening he
will preach on "Bible Sanctification.’
All are earnestly invited ”attend. The
special meetings will be motioned every
evening next week and on Tuesday and
Friday afternoon at 2:3) o’clock. All
are welcome.
Mrs. Nicholas Fortunuti. who under-
went a dlfliculs operation several weeks
ugo,is now recovering nicely. and will
soon be out again.
George Ackurt, o'f Schaghticoke, came
here yesterday, and is visiting his broth-
er, Harvey Acknrt.
Mrs. Samuel Benedict is recovering
from a serious illness.
Hrs. Susan Avery tequila sick with
the grip.
BARIBN AND NEWTON.
The Board of Assessors held a meeting
yesterday afternoon. sud were entertain-
ed by quite a number of
c'rtiuna who think they were
mad unjustly and are entitled
to them There lam talk at
cathagu muse routing-pm
what is termed the unequal work oftbe
moors. unduhoof having an investio
gution of the books of some of the town
olhciols. .
A party of racing men and capitalists
have been here this week, looking over
the ertensuve Gilmore farm, with a view
of utilizing it for racing porposes.aud
possibly remove the suburban handicap
from Sheepsheud Bay to this place. The
property lies between Noroton avenue
and 0: Ridge, and consists of two hon.
dred acres. including the famous "Kos—
tic“ house.
The chimneys on the old depot build.
lug have been rebuilt. and the founda-
tion underpinning is also completed. The
interior of the depot is being sesltd with
North Carolina pine, a portion of the
plaster having fallen all during the led.
ious journey of the depot to its new
foundation.
Postmaster George E. Everett will
move from Mrs. Becjsmin Sesley’s bctuus
February let, to lliss llury Block's rest.
deuce on [may avenue. Mrs. Seeley is
havinganew roof and other improve.
ments mode on her property.
Ira. E. U. Barnes and Mrs Bailey
Leach, of llamaroneck, N. Y., are being
entertstned by Theodore W. Austin and
family.
Illas kins. Powell and William Colo.
grove, of South Norwalkapsnt Thursday
CIANIIIII "All“.
lilwardllroweruod Jobs l... lloetoo
rescued the lbs Bottle and label
Fourtssn Mrs poo-l, Thursday night.
They skated on this la and brass
through.
Washington lodge, lodepandesttlrdsr
offload Tsmplsvs, will hold s Has no-
boosoclubls utthsrsstdsassofllss nut-
tls Crsufovd. FIND! erasing.
a hushsuwsstlng of the Crusherry
Plains Church society will he lurid to
night.
llsv. l‘. 3. RM“ will pro-solute
Crush-try Plains skspsl. W.
liar Osrrls Gregory wwu a guest of
Ira. l3. 3. Taylor. ywtrlday.
freak rises sud warmer Weston. are
visiting lu Cranberry Plains.
Edward Thomas. of m Plat-s,
,, ,
at. was we tho Am
mammalian-assessed his
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houses-as, «
am noon relations.
Withnayl-mw-lflolw- bl
cowor'mmn
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autonomous-tum the
, jeotandspokeiolavcrollbo.m.
Ill-Emmollllssutsrtuinsda number Encarta-s- Kellosk ass-st who
olhsryouagl’riendslastuightu M‘Dr..,stsnpcrt bushland”;
homsouluin mu. numerous, lr-dml. sown-mu
thecups. Debutsw-‘elldu‘lhy bd-
locum butsorbuorsbr.
MMtdmmm,W u
committeetoconidsrondrsport" on the
An unknown' person has aw
buer.Il.0.A.tbatileltiasnswlllpro'
vIdeasuitable buildinglotmtllmlly lo-
cated,he will give sunooouows the
erectton' otabuildiosmnosndisloo that.
summary-ups: cent. on the
money duringtheliletimo‘cflho doom.
Arhisdesththsa-ociatioupuyshvapsr
consensual!) during the his time of
tsorslarives. Thsdonov and the two
relativssuremcrstbun'lfiyeurs cl age.
TheNewLondonDay says that then
in man iuGrotou who has a peculiar
notion about the comparative value of
money. Adollarhu’tsdcllurlobimus
itistomoatpeopls. Belikeshh money
in pennies—it makes him believe he has
somucbmorovalue. For ynrs he has
taken his savings. converted than into
pennies, and boarded the coin. away.
luckily hedoesn’teurnusreatdsul and
hissuvings are small, else than would
he a corner in pennies.
A Greenwich life insurance agent has
hit upon a novel method of securingpoo-
pte to sure our policies in no company
flemailsa circular to those whom he
thinks will insure, stating wet. as their
time is worth $60 per day, he enelosa u
a check for fifteen cents. which will pay
lvxthelllle consumedinreudingtheuc-
ccrnpsnying insurance proposirscna. He
caught one man for 3104]» who would
probably neverread thecircclur but for
the accompanying check.
An expert thief has been working
Essex and hicimty lately. He travels
hot More to house with a large band-
bug a
ehsseroluntiqnsfnrnm Tao obj ‘
humuymmk . y g
museum-“MW“
vulaewhulotbeladyoltheho-s 8 out
olthe room looking up voila. la b
watemvectionofthotcwnhobashhl
muuygold rings, watchessuuuther rd-
nobles.
Anstumpt wusmsdstopoianntlscrgs
Baby’s entire la-ily at CW. b, lilt-
tiug pun-gran has well. The homily
becamesick alter drinking wiles. Fol.
lyapoundolthepoiaors had beenosed.
Thessdasofthstvell wsracoversdasds
large quantity was intbe bucket. m.
Busby hash) mules lhuthehnownol.
Tbefamuly were very sick butnonowill
d“. ..
Fred Cure. of Southport, rsssnts tbs
imputatsouscustupon him through the
Southport burglary and wishth under-
stood that inudduioctouhslaes thashs
med no weapoucf any description.
tbeobstructionswesoresnoved.
A prtitlcnproteatlcgugainst the Bur
use voting mpsasthshill wiping outthe
rightolthoBridgepurtTractlcncompany
tocrmthstrscksst the depot in that
cityhusbeeo largely signed. By the
timelt reschesthefienate next week. it
inspected that there will be 5,000 sig-
notes-sonic
Chris Anderson. an inmate oi the
Wall-floursmttemptsdsuldds
byhnuioghlshsaduplostthawsll. la
undoing he made a dependent loklr
head whichhaa cased sanity lorstttra
trhiuu.
It lsnportedthut llusposs one. do
pan-tam has sent ass-tarof tarpon
(lo-touches load has applaud
(Wilsoldmflltswfosmgulds at
thscapltol.lu plans of (learns man.
hours. who has haw: slvsa two wssks
mums. ‘l‘hspayhlilpsrwssh
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What-yer wuaosqusuum
headphones-saunas.
Almhenthswm
assauluehrpsoflrfirssash-lu
“dismissals-m so
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About am ups thaashssso
”Middle-s.
plusfsrssutwassa. Bows-lam not. liar “ml-iris“
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