, .m I ”We; .- . borne in front of bench etore.,'l‘beturnontwne hem of Oherlee Bennett, who ; ef iujnrlm received on the railroad, 9!! held yeeterdey afternoon from the ”WWW church. Rev. A. 1.", m minted. mm Wright, William H.0arr, , he Hoyt, David Hantord, Nathan Mend David Rene. 'l'wo eelec. ‘M ”m lover of My Soul"end 1" ,, of ," were eung by a trio denoted of Bueeeli Morgan, Frank 4' m and Rev. A. J. Smith. The in- » m weeintheEaet Norwalk ceme- Jaeue Ackermen, of Fort Point etreet, w-nuning ice calee into the mill pond one day leet week,whenone ofthem broken-db went inthewateroverhin head. He ewant eehore without great amenity. ’ flank Minna, of Fort Point etreet, whoweehurtinthe gymnanium of the ' lorwnlk Athletic club, penned a comfortable night. and hie ultimate recovery it looked for. . Servicee will be held in the Advent Wan church, tonight at 7:30 o'clock, conducted by Hr. Staliz, of Bridger pelt. Tbepublio in cordially invited to attend. . W ‘ Charlen kl. Baton has given up hie ehoe repairing ehop on VanZandt ave. . lie, and will probably remove hie para: Mil to hie home on Beret avenue. lewedcaler J. B. Wheeler commenced, ymterdny, moving name of his stock “otheuwetorehe in to occupy at the at and of the bridge. ‘ It Inexpeuted the quarantine on will be rained today. Ir. Gnewell’n eon Eddie in about well of hie attack of mrlet fever. E. l. Gotham maker a line diepley of wall paper in one of hie ehow wrndown. , He h expecting a large invoice of new Irina erode .. ,III'I. W. G. Lotion”, of East avenue, thee returned from a viait with her eit- ‘ter, Ira Irving Simpson, of Walliogford. Unit A: Veoscoy are repairing the roof of John Way‘e building on the .Weehington Wgo. hank Smith. of Henry meet, hen been containing hie uncle and aunt from Greenfield iiili. “w“ _. ‘l'he "Jennie It" came over from Long leleud,yeeterday, with long clnme and cabbage. .. ‘ (loch-etc! F. If. Pierce, who bee been quiteelck the peat two monthe, in about I!“ Ire. Henry Seymour, of Henry etrert, he! returned from a vieit in Ridgciield. l. Grenville Benedict, of Howard avenue, in mute nick. “Influx. Ir. Fuller and bin large force of car: [pa-tern began work ye’eterday. eonetruct- } “firming tank nouthofChaemar‘e peed ” The foundation in already up. ,, The tank will be thirty-live feet in diam- ‘WrWlhentbeone in South Nor- ‘wllh; in feet. it will he the iargeet along melt-advanced. An arch in to o. Wanderthe four tracke for the pur- pene'efreaning the pipee through toena- Ilethetraiee Intake water. fortyelnepeoplefrom thin place at» _ Hiltheperforntaaoeln Boyt’e Thea? tn, lnet night. They pronounce the u imalrnt—eleremandeepect to 3 pagelathleweee. Mde,ofthlepleee, while re mm. cell on frleude in heat mutmlmelippedendlellon theiee, breaking hiefltredtvnrlonn violin, Matti”. ‘- “willbeheldlnthe lethodiet ‘Wdumhtoaightand'fhrmday. fieeer‘vleeelunday were well attended eeeeruwtvchltuetlem fieweetutbefonndetion poeu for tapeworm cited and platform were we"! the eohoole,thoeeet Dietrich: an“, andeteprenaboet to hetekentocom. meet in already complied with in two of plywtihltlaDletrletefiands. Another "Yen, Spain, Iremember." be wee a literary man.” ”There in elweyemorecr leee‘rlnk in drawing infereneee and in jumping et conclu’rlone. lt wee all your teult, not matter which received conelderatlon wee mine. that of a number of familiar in the north part of Dietrict No.4, who live near the law Canaan reboot, two ortbree mile- from the echool in their own dietrlct. The quettioa haebeen recently rained an to the legality of the town paying for the tuition of any of ite own poplin attending echooi acroee the town line where no joint dietrlct exlete. The m. howev- er,enugeete thetlu the prevent one it would he leee eapeneive for thin town to do thin than to provide a manna of con- veying thoee poplin to echool who live too far away to walk there, an their par. ente would have a right to inniet upon by law. Uneof the membrre of the board raid he had very recently had a conver- enrich with one of the State cllloere on the euhjeet, and he knew that in many towne the anthorltiee paid the tuition of pupile attending corner the town linen, even where there in no joint dintrlct. Ac. cordlngly, the Board of Education in thin town appolnvq a committee lo-inveetl gate and rrpwt juet whet femiliee in Dietriet No. 4, nhould be allowed to need their children to the New Canaan achooi, J. Howard Raymond. of Ncroton, en tered in the nkating recent Cove pond, lent week, with John Ennle, Jr., George Philoox and Charlee Richarde, and bad he not been taken nick he would un- doubtedly have iininhed lint. Benin won. however. doing twenty-live miter in two houre The Stamford Advocate in ite account oi the race eaye: "Ray- mond hae been looked upon an a dark borne, and won a strong favorite with a large number, while each of the othere had bin followers. 1 wan evident abori- ly after the alert that the queetiou of eupromncy wan between Ennin end Rey- mond. and for the tint twelve roller the race wane very pretty and reciting one indeed, either ekater taking the lead onlyto lone it again after a abort dir- tancc. Raymond wee eomewhat unlor- uuatc during the early part oi the race, running into two percent who attempted toeroee the track. Some young hood- lunlaalno took themeeivee to the further end oi the mono, where. upon hie ap- proach, they threw a handful of naile upon the track. After covering twelve milae and one lap be wee taken nick, and hie departure from the track wan much regretted by all, an the rm up to that time wan in doubt. Raymond claime that be had been misinformed in regard to the dintance, but did not learn of the mleteke until too late to withdraw. He makes no prelenaiou of being a long dia- tence eheter, but in willing to make a match with any one for five or ten roller, and ciao at fancy ekating. at which he in rruvrlingly clever." lire. Ellen Johnnon, of New Canaan, Who hail many friendn end relativea in thin town. fell on the ice one day but week; She atruck on her back, and broke the eplnai corde of her neck. Her Condition in combined very critical, but her rmny lriende here have ntrong hop-w of her recovery. Lent night a man who had been in- dulging in loomuch wet goode wee found etretcbcd acres the road in front of Charles liliiepaugb’e residence, Con- stable Alonzo Weed wee notified and he eecorled the man to the lockup, where he was given a night'r lodging. A racial gathering wee held at the 3’ home of Henry H. ‘l'ollee, laet evening. ‘ Card playing and gamee were the feeturee ofthe evening,and an enjoyable time wee epentby all who attended. At ll o'clock a collation wee carved. The next meeting of the Board of Re- lief will be held Friday afternoon. No abatemente have been made In yet. The principal cone to object thee far agalnet their aeaeeemenle are Theodore W.Auet'n and tire. Brady. 'l'wo pair of horeee drawing heavy load-of lumber on bone, became etuch ontheorutbedetone nearthedepot. cc fioroton avenue, yeeterdey afternoon, and it weetometlme before they could be moved. Him Harriet A. Tilly, daughter of George H. Tilly, eterted yeeterdny after- noon for Tampa Bay, florlde, whereehe will epeed the balance of the winter. Jeeeph Yalrbenke. - he in employed by the lam; Dietance Telephone company, in appalling a week with lib petunia. Ir. and Ira. William B. Fairhanke. aeratilthe'maaeaaflltheheeuocetlag 0100.00, whlehgivenlt pecpiedyepepda lithium your!!!” bike» ”I've heen‘treatlng him with dirtln ’nlahed connldcratiou ever elude, and now find that he in nothing but a barber. You told me‘he did a great deal of head work.” ”so ”0 a”. I! ”Well, then, of courae I naturally eup- poeed you meant he wee a literary martflf‘ think I had a right to infer"— "That'e juat the trouble, on I laid be fore. It in unsafe to draw lnfcrenooe. it won your own exertion of your imagined right todo no that led you lutotho blun~ der. 1 nuppoeo if I were to invite you to take a drink you would infer that I meant champagne when water in a much more eennibie beverage. People that infer make hilt weary. " And Bloobumpcr walked oil—Truth. - LI Awful Bud Break. Mr. Gobbler, who talke much and reck- lcealy, wee elttlng at a dinner party b the tide of Mre. Partly Pompoue, who a very old and fat. During the comer-nation Babbler, forgetting that the lady weighed ' too poundr, eald, “l deepine fat women!" He perceived at once what a bad break he had made and attempted to net hlmeell night by eoylng: "I beg your pardon. l denpiee fat women, but only when they are young. ” The look Mra. Pompous gave him will haunt him to hit grave—Teena Sittings. Due of the Impeveflehed. Little lilrl—Pioeae give me a few pen- nlee. Mother in dead, and my father can't go out nighte any more, by the doctor’e ordere, and no can‘t earn any money. Cheritabiy ”termed body-Can't goout nighte? Wily, door child, what in your father'e lmnim-eo? Little Uiri—lio'e a burglar, mu’am, and before he Willi token down with a cough we tilted to live heautifuily.-—[iorton Tranecrlpt. Tilt. In MM. Gent—What lo the n-nmm you charge twice on much for my coils at you did’ formerly? Wanherwoumrl—liocuueo you have be- gun roving pencil rmtmt on them. i,icnt-~Wbut difference done that make? Wuelwrwwrmn~'l‘ho girls wantc eo much time in trying to make thorn out.- Ametcrdmnmor. Patriotic. The vieltlng foreigner climbedmrefnlly, and painfully over the etacke of merchan- dlee dinplnyorl on the sidewalk. "We don’t permit unytbing like thin over homo, " lllllll be, , “Sir," aald hie entertainer, with pride, “thin in a free c0nntry!"——lndianapollo Journal. lief Slurp Rape-em "(torrid you be contotitod, illndyn," he naked, pointing with the buggy whip to a large npurlmo-nt lmuw illri-ctly opposite. "with a home in that olcuunt building?” "Nit," nuatvvnui bi.» unionized, "tliet'e lint!" They (have on in silence—Chicago Tribune. Illa Renew. Mn. Putney iii 1) gum! wife, but not a very nlmllcnt one, “i did promise to obey," fillfi own» reluctantly, "but then. 1 unit! to my self, in my 4:“ n mind, ml 1 (lurid tr. 'r’n im- a» l run" And mm can't be follow-d and mimlml without a Word acid on tho other nillu. .Vulmiiy linuwe Where we filttlllltl bring up” Mr. l'utnvy, lllIWl‘Yl‘Y. ll‘r'lri that in)! mutual ruwrmlinm umlwrilu- llm r-ntlm tlruvturr of iwr :u-tinm 'l'lu- nthvr day he Wu» Working in ”W llt'll‘ when a neighbor Wolkr‘tl by. "I'm been in in are lullrtvilr." anlil flit! m'lltlllmr. "filiw illfiq. in homo. " "Ain't to lioniv?” "Nu; yull it'll-ow alw'a guilt' filllillliilii‘" “No; l gill'rrl ~ln-‘s ll.ll’lll,‘\M‘ll up and gone to town, for i told lltfl‘ not low—- Yirtltli'n qumptullun. To" llarli. ./ lie-Yonr fathvr mm: to think I can't rapport you, rhamt. Rho-ll'hat'e not Mr fault. Every time he hen peanut the parlor the can hen inn too low for him to ace anything-Life. children Or] for Pitcher'a omen. Minerva-“weatherman. ‘hnameweaaM‘ewawM “manual-interleave” filmmeanafllea‘emm children "root here. Bloobuurprn'l roe tat. that'men yonintroduced me toeweek “Well. you raid he did a good deal'ot headwcrk. and! lnferredfrom thettbnt oer-c1 Inga- e-yln and We. Worn-i mu are tin hem Malia occurred tomethat a newepeper repon terwaeahumenbeing,who, like other human beluga, weenuder the neoeeaity clinching hie living by diligent work, and that he wee More not to he treetaduenenrmyofrneeklnd. Since lmede that dlecovery. I have found no clear of men more quick to mpond, or willing to pay careful regard to, the courtreieeand the confidence of gentle manly tumour»; and, wheneverlbeve myeelf met newepaper men fairly and frankly, I have never known one of them Intentionally to mlerepreeeot er toabueeeuch confidence. My experience lende me ‘to conclude that if citizene generally would help newepepor men in all legitimate inquiriee, the public would have leee reaeon to complain eith- er of inaccurate or improper newt." You ought to know thin: DeWitt'e Witch Hazel Salve will heal a burn and atop the pain lnrtently. it will cure had an ly chapped hande, \ugly wounde, amen, and a well-known cure for plies. G. A. Gregory & Co. . and G. C Slilleon. NOTICE. fl! attention of the bile la hereby called to the fact that Iplacinir or depoalt incur any aahre. llllh orrn hub of any kind open not etreet, nidewaik or park." in a violation of the City Ordinanoae of heath Norwalh.endthat any peraonn viola- tlne laid ordinance wIli be pmavcn'ed accord- ing to the provielorie made In aeld ordinance. RICHARD ll. GOLDEN. 12 It Committee on ritraere and Sidewalke. Court. January lint, A. 0.. it’d. Whereaa which application ban bren made to thin court lovarlvn niatratlon of the eetnte of Margaret A. McLaughlin. late of 1" walk. in said district, dor-eened.‘ Ordered, That raid at pllcatlou he heard and determined at the Pro to Office in Norwaik, on the 26th day of Jan. was. at in o'clock fore- noonmnd that public notlcothereof be given to all pump» 1 rare-red that“? by on llahlng thin order in newnraper hnv nae eir ulntlon in naid Dietrich at leaet (our daye before eeld day of hearing. )2] It Arm 8. WOODWARD. We mine. NleCl-i. THE Board of Relief for the Town of Nov- wa!k.ort the moment llat of lbllt. will meet in theolhce of the ilelevstmcn. Monday, Jan. 7th. lull. at 2 o'clock; Wednaeday even. inc. January 9th at 7 o'olnrra: Haturdey. Janu- ary 12th. at 2 n'rno k; Wednawtay evening. January leth.at7 o’clocl; Saturday. January 19th. at 2 o'clock: Wednetday multicultura- ary no. at 7 o'clocknlaturda'y January firth. at lo'c ork, for tinr pnrpoaeo hearing and de- l ”gelatin” and a i appeale mum them at from «tinge of the amateur; of Belief will meet with the aenreaove nee. lolni board Fa'urday. January l‘lth, at Zo'clooli. for the norm of abatlng the polle of nick and dlubled pen-one. v . nue. rent. [3: houae ill mine, it Hanford horwall. “a“? I?” '1?" 2“ ”at Board place: mm: floor of home, loin roome). on . HEVBY REY“ UK; 0! F0" l’oirtt firm. I'M". . my... o, "”2 MM Apply to .. A. WOODWABD. ‘ ‘ ... ‘ —‘ - m Dunedinv‘nonwurmprmu J n. , rnepte. _ . anew . innate-dream. nominee he no ”authenticate we have ee~ . lehlirhall. Weknow whatin the low- net pcwible drum at which we can nail what we have to odor to you and we were oureelvre accordingly. We will tell all of our len'r, Boye’ and Children'- Overcoateend llletere during our Corr oweiunflele'ltbout Any Profit to Our ravlre. . . len'arinenli Wool Tallorlede 0v- ercoete.fltl. 08$. “.75, 013.40, 14,75. titre. tit 75, tel ‘lli, m to. ‘l'lieold printout-ale on the “chain. endthenewprloeecen be aeen on the eametlcket, you him It the torrent caebdgorea. Wefleve thalateet Fed to Veete,'made of Drab Corduroy, the gorge twill, neven button and lapelle on the pockete romeo. Iiuch etyle for little mmey , OPEN THIS EVENING. MEIGB & ob. I“! Mala cor. flank It, Bridgeport. (it. Mahm and lietellerri offload Clothluir. ' W— Taylor at Golden Real Estate and Insurance waenrnu'mw "litm- Pereone lacing foralot or hence and lot with t view purchaefn .ere invited to a examineourllet. e ve them for eele in av panel the alt at Runnable priceeand many vermin. ’ en” ti W A BWPIL‘TA BL! woman weave a nitnn- tlon at general hours work in a cruel familyavr would go where anotharglrl in kcp . Amara: 69 Meadow atroet. nouth orwalk. A a.— new YORK cnetomvtnllorinx boure, do« ing an agency huelneee exclusively. and “oderinlr the bent. paying line in the market. de elreeweccure an uncut to repreeent them. who can lornleb a to handle their line in flouth Norwelk. ’l‘o proper party will coneirn endlclent panic patterne to make nag athowtngaeany merchant tailor in the City. For further partlculare addreee "S. 3 lllnlm :Bleacker etreet. New York city. I W 'I‘Il Illi'l‘. CORNER cottage on Livlnpton place. mod- ern improvementa. healer. hot and cold water. bath. laundry, stationary tube. etc. Inquire ”its. WILL AM B. RIDER. 74 Wear uterine. nlii tf E‘BO“ Januer lnt,houee of eight rooms at 17 Fraokl n atreol- modern improve- lmulro of “in5 WILUOX at Brown a W lcox'e nocery. till! it IIDiffil! and ham on dtuari. avenueTknown no the Wilbur E. fie leek plru'e; rent rear “732,6. Apply to TAYLOR dz GOLDEN. V e . cw“ _ ..._._... P. m.fi..-~_‘ HOV“: ll ROOMS, Barn. Wailinhouee. Wood-bonito. beet never falling I rinu well of water. cintern. becree of bend, ill) arc iuir peer and apple treee. "no shade, near lio- weytnu trillion. Rent. 825a month. inquire of s'l'A'l'lON' ARIN? no be A, .r» .N...,A._m-_fl ”a“ OWEN floor or home. No. 7 Cbeetnut J atmtnentflowwdrelrable tenant. in— quire of JAMES P. PUNZELT. No. 9 Cbeetnut rent. dl9 tl' “HRBE rmma Vllsbuth help street. water in. rent all; Hi Woodward avenue. 6 rooms, eel-0nd floor. rent 88: house 07 Woodward ave- munitions School of Shorthand and Typewritl'ng. '"P laconic Building Vlnll 8: , o.- walk, open. Terme reliaonahle. School more open from in 1- a.!n.onrll1t . m . daily «rt-rm Halnrday. Aim Humility. rdneeday avrd Friday eve-nine». from Motown. ’lhme deelrinfto etndy the orient-e would do In" in ml or write to Gi)‘l:l'i,A’M MAB‘liiAlih, lion m. Norwalk n 1 ; WE SELL nraaw. t‘tfiiEK‘iLEMW' K ones-i trn'. H.37- " hi" as}. 5.14". wll.”- quire of E. u l'e’O hit , tailor. Nor-walk, Conn. 121 iw A. ‘ Hill“! for Male or in let for the keeping. I Apply trial. ll. Winona, in Wall arm-i. Norwa k lull! lw L...“ .7 .. . n . , . COTTAGE-4 AND Hi'lhiliflli urn-l. (‘oL turn on Quiniurri awhile nix rmme each. Sent-l7 new and in gr audition. timid improved liutldine intrudeolram healed. ['RRI'X‘T. r-rmn envy. Apply to FRANCIIS ll ............. .. M M W ._.m.__..m....-i“’ tr I 1; Pocket knivea. Every blade e a hand forged, and Wurl’anltx‘. SOUTH NORWALK BA DWARE Uni» tf . en buy the beat? There's a pleasure in selling the beat goods. llll YOU KNOW HIGHEST QUALITY that a man is judged by the quality of the goods he sells. large business with us the past year. on low an we can. That's migh low. deuce and trade. . .2- /-./~ M .A/Max/w MANUEL T. HATCH, l5 llfllilll. ”IE". if With it all comes con - “I‘ll. IA Il‘l'. nan. ITO. BMW" OFFIOE. IOLIIII' lWEIY "flit. run FINEST t ESCOLLOPS ON EARTH, ONLY 25c QUART. THE PEOPLE’S MARKET, E. J. WADHAMS. Proprletor “Mininetmalcrwam i Muhammad. «- 'lhlephoeeeeli,ll-‘, Tel-phonon“. 5”- WE LEAD inflamum www.mm Jon-v km a no cinema-unwrap. _ warm . 'I'HEM ALL. um, 92 lllll‘l‘fll STREET, W GREATEST SPECIAL SALE m 8ATURDAY. EVER KNOWN. tr flounder an. tumummmeymouioa lotto tee lb. 81 Well at., lintwa'l tella the story of n. in. Slillil, rill, Tllil SUPERB -- PlCTUll light. a .‘lhh. fluh not: “The Four Napoleona." 2M ll llpoal pentatrhlltlrrn'evlu Inliokera. A of brown 1 Wilcox oriYharlee . can nine home GA 141m non 30:18 and CHOOOLA frenh lot,alwaye on head. come and W108”, etc. . é“ were u. " viii rt ' Mutt 25.80”,” . Amen. thirtieth = int elem it ruthenium “WWW" iuplnltlltt outlay miller ’ reclaim: ti. menu” "to; trialling: Ill ed this time. i It will be a grand time fore pa: 2'42?"pere. Lola of smut [ill At a price to close out. Every Willing that in classified an E?" winter stock will be cold for COST OR LESS. If you have an axe to grind will) Willa aeeeeeore forlieting you ’ Wproperty too high, cpme it; reflux; and we will show“ yo}? Whow to save the differhn Wof cost between last yin Wand this. M soufillwu Boston Star 83 Washin it!!! so. - ’NORW :1 «inform 3i . Y Hoyt’s Opera H 7‘ 3' Til-lull“? mus. -[Vm “IilllAllNEl Matineelomormwail ‘4‘3‘ . BOLTON’S tillaqrinre feet of canvae. Powerful er isi,il.r.cuuacu.so.iou Viral lecture, Wedneeday evenine. .1 Weird rltrrr. Monday Mobil . 7' Ughlrtrt: "Yttrium!!! 1- gulp Third lvvture. Monday evening. fr ~uh ret: "Immaof the Mir nigh. Fourth retort-Jud" evening. at : "whiten” Wonder-mum“. . , . - 3. le‘a tlolt it i (louvre tickete. ill «rule: at lhiora open at 7. nature henna . , tit-mm your ormrae ticket at on t r 1 fig OWEN’S place in town whv la the only made Pl [film's ’ We' make a mud... inhalant , er crawl". l
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