, onufliionoltheh-at
jaittttorntneosoot
reminiscence of
llanid,in thelnaat
m accompanied by to.
,, , to least Vernon. lent Satur-
th-nctto Brooklyn, wherethey
. atlfadhcu Square Gu’dfll.
“evaluation ol the majority
ll ”Opium with ‘ the motor—
Mttheharber shop on the Wash-
and: eluted in Invpby Brothern’ build-
”hlhcnbophelonged toBichard D. lur-
bllr“. and we. leaned to Alfred '1‘. Brown.
who recently vacated the nhop. lir.
Dibblewillruu ouechairat preeent.
There wan a large attendance. last
'. _' ’ntnhtatthendiu'amtocnble held at
, ~ thn‘usiden'cnofllr. and live. G. Howard
,Khetflouth Osborn avenue. The liter-
ary ‘ of the programme consisted
’9};an readings by line Sadie
M” nmn.g.c. Hawkins and Rev. A. J.
Smith. Refreshments were served the
m. ‘ l
The meeting in the Advent church.
int night. was very interesting and of a
deeply spiritual character. Besides the
lender. llr. Smite, there were present
Rev. J W. Davin and others from the
Bridgeport church. Regular meeting
Friday night at 7:30 o’clock. All are
welcome. __“_~__
'l'henew house in course of construc‘
lien on Cove street, by John florgan. in
nearly sheathed andvrill be ready for
‘ a’dey or two. It is to be
fit“. a pretentious cottage of eight
rooms. with cupola and double my
windows '
Ritual! Morgan.“ the East Norwaik
mafia. wen performing his duties
thin morning. when he took hold of e
barrel of paper. and accidentally ran a
eharp pointed unit of considerable length
into the forefingerol his right hand.
Application hen been made to the Nor-
‘walh Probate Court for an order of sale
at certain real estate of liary F. Le
00nat.deceannd. The application will
heheard and determine! January 30, at
8 p. tn.
Health Officer Tracey removed the
quarantine iron: the residence or E. t‘.
Oswell. on VanZtndt avenue, today,
and Ir. Chawell in Once attain permitted
to join his family.
D
‘The usual prayer and revival service
will he held at the East Avenue Mt‘lhl)
dint Episcopal church, tonight at 7:30.
"launch into the Deep" will be the gen-
"Anchors" will be the subject for the
neat Junior League uranium-which will
beheld in the lettllrevroom oi the East
Avenue church, Friday afternoon.
”The house on Cove atreet,owned by
Q. ’1'. Poster, of Derinn. in undergoing
repairs attbehandnof Contractors See-
layiVenKuren.
EM, of Stanford. rpeht Sunday
7 with Ike Oora Bolton. No. ill Second
svanun. WW
‘ a. 0. Drake in having a barn built in
» hornet of his residence on St. John ave-
”- ”MM---
John H. Finch. the exprrnnman. hen
W a powerful pray mare
"“MherlOarpnntsr, of Bent avenue, la
vale-s I- Brunette-'-
., Ir. Mama, Pint menus. in quite
“a
i ‘ 1- ‘t 0. ‘t '0'“.
' Winchell wlilgoto Deubury.
i Maniac. to lecture upon butt.
“methods” theolerhn of that city.
hegulnglven under the aunpicet
.I.O.A.
“audited" ol the Norwelh
‘ ’ didnotnotohteutlord, last
anennat of the eaten having
3: . tlilflontleyw
" ' . In balsam-defer the
‘ llama» la unease
i
l
tint Wyatt N. Dibble has engaged to
mwbrldge. no building was
tobaveheen cleaned out today, and the
diluent of the bridge. The furniture
Well"!- Btltwat item ,
hill“ of a em multiparty m
ed to Ir; lilie’ daughter, Milli
the following young people of this place:
linens Aety Gale. Lillian Winks. Pearl
Btevnne. Grace Barrie. Annie Hollies,
Abbie Scott. Jfie Broaden, Addie
Stevens. Green Bryan. Edith Alwey, Art-
on Cutbill. Elle Slovene-Hm Samuel
lott, William Quinn. 8. Olyde Burton
Frederick Inchwood. Berry Bryan. low.
in Waterbury, Clitbord Ontblll, Samuel
Bell. OncerScothEdwin L. Menus. Ed-
win Tho-lea and Bntptrd Wells. The
young hunte- provnd beraelftlnlly cape.-
bleolentertnininghermarrygueatv. At
it o’clock refreshment werenervnd and
atanemy honrlhiemorulngthe happy
gathering dinbanded and returned to
their respective bornen well pleased with
the social time which they had efioyed.
The remains of the mother at Ilre.
Adelia Boulier, of New York city: lire
uel White. lira. (large Williamson and
In. Amelie Ohm“, of this place, who
died at her home in Brooklyn, were
bronzht tn thin place yesterday and
buried in Union cemetery.
The funeral of live. Jennie Crowell
will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2
o'clock from the residence oi John Boy t,
where the deceased rraided for some
time. Rev. J. H. Slater will ofiiciate.
Edward Ladrigan will have carriages at
the station on the arrival or the 1:11
train from South Norwalk. .
Frank King. foreman for Shipmen e
Daly, has moved from thin place to 19
Taylor avenue. South Norwalk.
Russell Thomas. the and of Selectmen
and Tire. E. Themes. has a very severe
attack of whooping cough.
The frame for the new waiting shed
was raised yesterday. and in being rapid.
ly «chard.
Alexander Raymond is having a shed
built in the rear of the old homestead.
HABIT-1N AND sono'l'on.
William Wuerz, of Broohnide avenue,
will move his present residence back
thirty feet on the lot. and contemplates
the erection of a handsome new real-
hrected in South Norwaiit by Thomas I
Raymond. .
Thomas Cullen. who now lives over
Fancher‘s ntore, is to occupy a portion 0!
litre Mary Cloch's houne on Lenny ave-
nue. with Poetmanter George Everett.
Lawrence Callahan in to occupy the
rooms vacated by Ilr. Cullen.
Yesterday Station Agent Hoyt cleaned
out the baggage room in the old brick
depot no that passenger-e for the east-
bound trains can wait for trains with a
greater degree of comfort.
Semen Bodey, the wheelwright who
was taken sick Tuesday. was yesterday
admitted to the Soldiers’ Home hospital.
where he will remain until he recovers.
The supporting timbers were removed
from under the Main street bridge. yen
terday, and the structure is now com‘
pleted, and presents a line appearance.
Grand Chief William H. Willmott, Jr.,
went to New Britain last night to install
the officers of Erwin Castle. Knights of
the Golden Eagle.
George H. Shafler, of Brooklyn. has
been vititing Captain Brewer, Cullen
dar's Point.
George Rose. of the it-d Mill, fell yrs-
terday on the ice and cut his right hand
quite MQJL- “w
CRANBERRY PLAINS.
Frank Clarke and family and Frank
Gregory and family. spent a pleasant
evening with Charles Youngn, Tuesday
night.
'Waehington Lodge will give a three-
oclor sociable Friday night, at the home
of Miss Hattie Craufonl,
The lemo’ Aid society met in the chi -
poi Tuesday afternoon and voted to hold
a New England topper.
Mrs. F. Taylor received a painful burn
from a stove, Tuendey.
Kine Carrie E Gregory in a guest of
Mrs. E. 8. Taylor.
.A... “WWW
STORIIS 0' THE STATI.
Items or Internet Iro- lvrry Quarter 0!
(lea-retinal.
A reward has been cflered for the av-
rest and conviction 0! the men win
boarded Capt. Edward Dtyton’n aloop
the "dense Humphrey.” at Greenwich,
Iondny Mahmud damaged her to an
extent which renders her unlit (or enr-
vlce. Capt. Dayton wee one of the most
prominent men to bring about the sys-
tent of tannins Oyster grounds and at
presentleenen iOOncreeol the Met beds
in Greenwich hay. It is supposed the
demegento his boat were indicted by
tree bay men wild try by this means to
get even with the captain. No trice oi
the villain has yet been obtained.
A gang of tramps who have been in-
habitingtheaummer cottages at Burnn’
Point, Hillard, during the winter were
rented by Bherlil Brown. The vagraota
haveheearobhinatheeottngsn tor-nine
William owner Norwalt; nu. out. \
deuce, similar to the one now being.
an
Imelln ave My
You can obtain the very best goods
the market elordn.aud secure malice
bargains. at G. E‘ Beyetour'e grocery
“on. The public evidently We
thin tact. tor Hr. Seymour has built up
a businenn that in around to none in No»
wait. Not only are his goods high in
quality and low in price but patrons re-
ceive prompt and courteous attention.
and itinntauoh a place that people like
to trade.
In anticipation of a lively spring
trade, L, H. Decker in getting tesdy to
meet the demands of the public in paint-
ing, paper hanging and decorating, He
empioyn none but ilrat clans artists, and
hie facilities for turning not satisfactory
work are unsurpassed.
Coqtoch Brothers have a trade mark
of interest to the public—Low prices. It
sticks out like a headlight in their new
advertisement. They are selling good
clothing cheep, overcoata at one-hail
price and men’s suite at cost.
Big bargains in turkeys are being clot.
ed at the People‘s Market. A call at this
store will convince all of the truth of thin
statement. You can buy lrenh iinh of all
kinda there at lowent prices.
I". D. Lawton a 00. state special
prices on canned peaches, ntring henna.
tomatoes. pumpkin and pie plant. See
their advertiament.
APTBI CAN Dill LIGHT.
lone of the lvaata Anna-load ew tat.
Plane ‘l‘oalgle.
The Norwalh division of the Ancient
Order of Hibernians will hold a sociable
in the Antho zoom.
The adjourned meeting of the Norwaih
Congregational church will take place.
St. John Lodge. F. and A. If. will
meet.
Children Oryvlor
Pltcher’a Canterla.
WhrnBahywanniclweueveherCantcrln
mmmammmmm
Whammlhabnchmgtom
Mummmpvnua‘t“
children cry to:
Pltcher’e Castorla.
Children Cry for
Pitcher’s Gastorla.
raylor at Golden
BealEstaie andlnsurance
WASHINGTON STREET.
:‘vrmns iuoltln foralo or house and In-
with the view 0 pnrchae aware invited to
call and examine our list. \\ e have them to
«is in every part of the city at ruminant:
prime and on our tonne an!“ H
W ' W e wan
A room. m :31er tofu—um: houn-
work Ref—venom “all eveninnn -t ll:
W'rei street. South Norwallt. till ll.
NEW YORK f‘ an-tailorinu home. (in-
imt an earl-nay buplnmw llXI‘HII-lvrly. and
lint-rill“ the lit-st paylt 1 line in the marl-cl. tie
sire»- insecure an attent to rrprmnt them.
who can lornlait a bond. to handle
tlwir line in “ninth Nor talk. ‘l‘n l raptor perry
Hill cnnnltm numclent puma patterns to make
as goal a photvlng a- any merchant tillur in
tin-“Hy. For further particular-I tolling-t “H.
J. it." ill Blacker street, New York city.
lulillw
lCLEANlNll and dyeing entahilehment. No. i
Raymond street. (‘orner South Main
street. on line at electric care. tinnth Nor-
walh.(louu We respectfnll annnnna-emlhe
cltlaenn of ilouth Noramlh. . orw all and vicin-
ity that we eatahllsllotl ourselves in your
midst, in the dyeing and cleauln business.
and are now prevent: to do all him it or clean-
ing and dyeing in the very best slvle and man-
ner. inliee' mite. dream. either made up or
apart. nloalta. rapes. infants' cam lllltldii,ali‘..
ri buns. lr nges. piano. 0 an. bill ard covet-n,
mnlllere surfs, line. “I glov hill shoe».
alno leathers cleaned and ('1)! led. ntiemen'a
antenna or cleaned and pressed in the
9 manner. (1 ilU’l'l'I'RF'Aflti. mill tf
"m " _ " ”To” Ilrl'i‘fmwm
FIRM-(liters lulu-e with modern in-
mvo'm-nte. in amid location. inquire or
owner at 221mm» nth-Min near West nt-ert.
or n'tlhlvzltil eacxsit. attest. to Wm.
lnutan strut-t. iii if
Cl)
it'lltit mill-won" mm; to» plate. nim-
ern improvements. heater. hot and cold
water bath I not! . etationa tuba. etc.
small». one. Mi... 3. run It. to arm
atenne. nit tt‘
ILIDL'tll and born on Stuart avenue. ltuowu
an the Wilbur I. lie leek puma: rent reap
”will: Apply to TAYLOR a GOLDIN.
OWEN. floor of house. he. 7 Chestnut
A at 'rwnt.lowtodnnireble tena t. In-
quiveof All” l'.PiJNletl'.No.ec . or
street. , diet!
Till“! mammoth lain street. water
”new . some meow
. : re ave-
nue. rent. Whouaem rooms. e iianlortt
filament llnerol bruins. ills rooms). on
fort Point ntreet. ren
Awlv ‘t‘; fi‘e woonwaau.
won as an.
“Tilt—€53; tfiEiTWMW“ . l“-
qvnnor evao n'if. “Reliant
v '
Oontl
for he lineal
" it"?
A epitome. .3.
t .
n,.i
,‘...
wastre- W Invariant- arte-
“Wt-’2‘?“ my
: rwmp, ’h‘WM‘u
lite? ltiaanvnvtodey. Mile
W with nary prevent the. the peo-
.» east about for a pldna up. We
cannot find it in the-rm, en the deal
«uncertainty been on the Win
thudivrctinet Women-null"
fore. ”explore the pant. Thain-eds.
etepeetuvith ire facts and W
straighten fresh in our memory to
allow us to throw the nqnived bio
abmt tuned-o we cousins oarjlar-
ney until wegat to Ibe‘psiat where
memory grows dim and the ”no
line wortn actively, and wncall shouts
hale halcyon period of life. This d’wtaat
future and cheese pm mirth even
tionaol the teeny. To any that child-
hoodis the happiest minder Iifn‘vntc
otter insult to Prom. Thesis-lid in,
at the best, but it handles! mention
Electra creature of “fluid impale“.
undeveloped sanctions. flat mind in m
a grate in n writ ovdersd bowie. The
coal is there. the weed at Ilium, and tile
fibole thing will break into a elem
when touched with a match. Now.
after the match nan tnncimt it. when at
a pleasant“ and-ore pvoisaot‘e‘ night
than half at donen lumpeot cruel rivet
oped in a royal blue. and tilting the
roomso full oil light and heat. rhetoric
forgets the messy all"! without? rio
childhood, with its angler-plume and its
toys. will he tni'ericd to cinema with
its burning millennium and tile loftyam—
button.
mm.
19th 0f roman, an. Probate
Court. Jammy 21am a. D... nae
[stunner My ll. mm. m- or See.
wall. in said diacrtot. creme.
to this court by the - tracer. with the
hereto set
. will noun-and. praying. for veterans» c
i‘nrtn‘. tor an order or sale of or main Mil ew—
tete or euhl‘ accused. which lemony ins-titan
in said applicationun tile, and chateau. aur—
son other than said articulate-ten my to
numb. land to matte sand twist.
tlrdered. That until a. pilmima be heard and
on the imh day at Jenner!» W» all, team
afternoon. and that pool (2 notice thereof Ito
ivan to all persons interment therein lip pull-—
fishing thr- order in In news. open newton astr—
cnlauon in said tlietrlcr. no tenet at; «ya the
fore saiddw or hearing.
area it. WWWARD.
int 1: Juliana.
Nome. "
THE annual meet-lilo of tho stools hellfire oil
the Norwaik Mill (2 loin-venetian he limo
lei 'lieutlltteol’ bite c m, a 1.. on; '
February ii. at 20%: coil 9. mt
J‘Jt it
Wildcats;
ii. iii. MN MW, memos-y
To one: mmwrsetosaanr or Fall!!—
mew CUUN'PY:
The ancient. not burr h Implicit for a lime“
to sell non-"none and; “Meeting Home.
pursuant to theme: or maintain new in term
relating: to the sale-cl? lneaaluwllutr ll helm at
the hmldlnlr. No. it W afar vtreet. in the town
of Norwalh. in mid County.
ngnell’. J .l‘. connect.
1 “Mod at Norwich. the liltit «tan «1 January.
895.
Endorml by the foliowinc nun album M
taxnn ‘rrs at said Town. u .nn‘uc whom are W
outset dealers in inmaimull'n; li-utnm: 66.. A.
Dir-tulle, Nor-walk; It from W. it'll, chew-1r.
flonth Not-walk; Flu rat-w ii: menvi'ihllh; W.
)1. Bow. N rwollt: H K. Monday. Summit.
County of Foirllolli", 'l’cwn ed Domain. lithe
lilth tilt) of January. 18%.
1. Town Clerk of mm l‘own. hallo“, RIWMI,
pursuant to the amen-e to» melt ttmfimllm.
lllnlthiu anoiiua inn suitor-orb an an ”mull.
line been submitted rn me; wmilll Cinlliuttv ren-
lily t at earl) of million-impure in m nil-rm!
and lnxpm er in Mlll-Tihl‘ll. omit than at a: ll! Ml
the fort-union mom chnn..inr u. nilmr mi. alt-we
written mitiurxnluelll? mu “Minimal“ mull! am.
Alrtult
HERRERT lit 91”“.
jltl ‘.’Zi ("lyre «at? midi Tie-mu.
WATER (Sll‘lflET‘ flfil’ nest-men
CtIlADIJD.
, Ll. v nrlawarrnnredfmllle (lanolin: «he been
I manner anti for lemon money, Will?“ our
will manhs'.‘ mrtl; honor. airmen lty lital’wmi
lmulmtllt work or all indict. s)‘. it. Jammie
“n! M5, Bout-h Norwallt. «lLV- :‘
"’”“ ll“
van
WE SELL
i
?”MANU
WV.
WE ARE STILL
And can nimyctv tile W beryl-o in
best Fist! at the Iowans new“ prices».
immm‘o.hm
Ventinthehnpnisatprrlnedonn'n .,
whens-a wriaun economies mm test.
some
determined atrhe Pro monies: in Math. -
buy the hem ? There‘s a pleasure to
rolling the best goods.
00 Will KNllW
'. HIGHEST QUALITY
“ Mr ,
xiii nanwehnve en-
' ‘ ......__._ haw whatin the low.
” , at which were-
vetood'rrloyonandwe
4
Iain money
OPEN T1118 EVENING.
MEIGS & CO.
on ”all m. lack IL. Bridgeport. (it.
Nelsons-id mmamcmnlnn
DR. F. iv. DA-RMER
Ulllhfl‘ DEITlST.
Teal» Filled and [invaded without pain.
Iiatn «(Tenth on lied Rubber lion:
Artificial Tm without Pinion.
term and anu- were.)
Teeth hustled Palaleanly. 50c
Analge- l'llliags, 50c
Platinum Fillings. The up
Geld Fillings, “-09 up
All work at ruse-labia chum and gar-ran»
Weave- evnninua until :0 a. at.
no. an 'A'b-IIGTOI I'll".
Over Phat Olen. fiouth Koo-walk.
13 lyr
-:‘
”com 's
in the only place in lost-n where you
can not genuinehome made PlEB end
"CARI“.
if Mill's
nos: nose the mononnes, I fine
(not: lot along“ on hand.
We‘ make a npecielty of hot TFA,
COFFEE and CHOCOLATE. SAND-
WICHE‘S.etc.
Served at all Hours:
(Iv-lee 5c. Sandwiches 5e
Tea in Pies 5e
(insulate 5r. Cotes lie.
I! earn: Iain Street.
South Norwalk. Ct
mm.-m._wm_.m.~m ,
NOTICE. _-
one Lent the W1 lieu of mu. will
Jam. Int». RM. on 2 moi wet; Wedneedny ~ ven-
ting, lawman)! little all toe-tn; Saturday. Janu-
m will. all 2‘ «Fr 0 h; Wedwe lay evening.
.l‘mnuwc Mott. all C «Wilma; Saturday. Januart
lllllhwufl ’2 «uh-ileum Woodlands: evening. Janu-
eno filmed : _nt‘«'llm‘l;e‘atrurdes. January fill).
all to? «m k. «or «in» women of hurl: g and ne-
rw. ' ._ also and on amen): made i - them
Imam will»: «tannin M «the ammrs. The Board
all lilieilmfl .sii‘vhi them «with lite am." at: a joint
i[inland veliminator. Janeen it'll». at :o‘ulwk, for
iflnfi‘ cow-am,” to album; the polls of hill: and
:Iifllifinhl'mgfmfvm
View a. «mum . “\(Wfll‘l'f Bl. Wit.
It a Kll‘ifll
m: :41" st'i’aotnl
meow in. mm. l
Board
(If
R- lief
that a man is judged by
the quality of the goods
he sells.
tells the story of a
large business With
us the peat year.
an low an we can. That’s mighty
low. With it all comes centi-
dencc and trade.
/ .,.-. w fw./W./
EL T. HATCH,
I5 Illllllll. SHEET.
”Al’. IA". nun. I'll).
IIIIBII ”FIE. ”illll' ll'EI'l MIME.
ON THE EARTH
vtmtrnvlloo eat-m, a... you have
neenthinyeev. Mflmmmnflhmmt that we are telling the
truth thinnimofl weave-ever paltry of die-glue same again? Fall has of the
THE PEOPLE’S MARKET,
E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor
31 Wall an. Norwall
Wenonah.” ll mm - Telephones“, m.
much-111mm
200 lbs. just receiv-
ed. The only place in
the cities. ,
‘4'; sure trees tron,
" ,Werreetnd, I ctr. per
demarcation” for the Town 0! Nor— ‘
WSW)» ntwmmkwot the Selectmen. Monday, ‘
[list Mil its
toniiialesloti
on Jan. 24 all
25. so we llIlI.
Although this to
sutioesn’oisitr
us a clients to
enumerate some
nl out very neat
bargains lttstlr
unity anti lie
resluluelmel.
)elweaslyoulo
tale illor glaui;,._._
at this lime; ‘
It will be a grand time for ehop- "
Willem. Lots of ”'3‘
lived
’ 3
SPECIAL HITS, ‘
At a price to close out. Every-
W thing that is classified as
3%“ winter stock will be sold for
COST OR LESS.
If you have an axe to grind with
Wthe assessors for listing your
E‘property too high, come to
t'.t”:€="ue and we will show you
Whow to save the difierence
Wei cost. between last year
Wand this.
somfiliwm
Boston Store,
83 Washington Street, “it i
so. - NORWALK. 5
/
‘qlrrfainmrula.
Hoyt’s Opera Hou
4v-
4? air-Kr"
.3.
“initial
THE cmcm"
Matineelomormwal2:30 f
m. can" Hill. was.
BOLTON’S _
sumo —— PICTURES.§
mo mulllrc loci. of canvas. Powerful calcium.
iguat
iii,M.t.cnu2cu.su.lonmn
First lecture. Wednesday evetninu. January
min Subject: “The lt'our Kapoieonn."
second lwtnre. Monday eteli|l§.FrhmlI
ism. linioect: “reunite -- ellowatot
Wonders "
Third i More. Monday ovcnlnw. l'vbrnet
251i) ~ubject: "Lanusoi'thr Midnight Hun
Fourth lecture. ii‘rldnv cveltl‘ox.MnN=h 8t
Htlhjcr'i: "White Lily Wundcrewrm mblr
Eapumltlon." .
i'ourse tickets. 76 crnte: single lichcl ' ‘
neon; children‘s tingle litters. it cools.
lloore open at 7. la-clure begin» at 7:30.
More your courae ticket at once at l hill
of Brown & Wilcox or Charles E Seyh’liolll
ENTERTAINMEfiE
by the Ifirslou Circle of Trinity church. 3
musm HALL. i
Tuesday Ev’n'g. Jan. 2
Play, “Vice Verso,” “ l
Magic Mirror,” Mother 600
bunnies, and other festur
Music by Prof. Heine, M w
Walter Becker, William Jo
and Rudolf Wiichek.
REFRESHMENTB.
one».
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