Md drill and a uremia.
sermon to" the children
upon tbssnhjsot, "Oysters,
Crabs,” which was loudly
Then came a programmed
at music, dialogue and
r was most enthusiastically
The silver collection. lch
the interest solely o the
L society, was a very liberal
hell showed the interest and
, oi the congregation, of the
LL wilt accomplished by the
. - t will be administered at
venue Jietbodlst Episcopal
y morning. and the pastor
. ; pun “The Vicarious finder
M" in the evening Rev. A.
L will take for his topic “Light,
altha'l‘heir Relation to Religi-
I
t fioohlyn divine, Rev,
, will deliver his popular
LT .- “Pat Honey in Thy
. the East Avenue Methodist
church, Wsdnssdsy night,
.,‘.
marlin. Elizabeth Mailings
held tomorrow afternoon at 2
fromtbe residence of her son,
, A. Innings. o! Keyser avenue.
David. Smith will cificiate.
.L John Korrell, of the corner of
; Third avenue and Cove street, is quite
' "The Rev. G. L. Teeple will commence
Amino! Sunday evening sermons to-
we at 7 o’clock, in the Advent
church onVerandt avenue. The sub-
minute! the first sermon will be “The
‘ Two Natures, Physical and Spiritual,"
, "Influential: Wright died very suden.
, *ly'flth morning at her home on Pleassnt
amusnged fifty-two years
“Hattie Stone and Fred Smith, of
were married met Sunday in
now residing on
" thNorwalk.
m A. Finch, the well-known
‘irnohmsn, is'quite sick at his home on
Vansodt avenue. In consequence his
“George, the baggage master at the
m b not at work today.
lwys' laughs Inhibition.
; A large number of people attended
the secondannual exhibition of the Y
N. C. A Boya' league in Knudsen‘s
flail. last night, and were delighted
l with the excellent enlertainment oflered
scvsral members of the Brooklyn Y. M
(l. A. were present, and their work did
much toward the success of the affair.
Batista did wonderful feats on the hori-
nonisl bar, and spots vault of nine
Lfiast, nine inches. John Mactridge, only
thirteen years of age. demonstrated
great ability as a club swinger, and
chm Crotch did some clever
‘ high jumping. in the interest«
h; ceremony of testing thecleee leaders,
. “all! Flash and . Fritz Litcb-
hhsucams out ahead. Charles steel;
mailer, with Huskies, did good work on
L _ thhorimutsl bar. The wand drill was
“We to all participating, and
the game of basket ball ha-
in“ the men’s teams was quite ex-
Mflng. Pruftsoor Beydrlck, the instruc-
fl', did considerable excellent all round
M. The scoompsulals wrre Miss
[m Adams. pianist, and Howard
'IIII PEOPLE WflflSHll’.
M” of Isligions lsvvlsss In the
_ m a! lsvwalh. T's-snow.
I’omnrrow‘ morning. as the South Nor
”congregational church, Rev. Ger
steam will mabehis reportas
“I III! chairman of church com-
L Mihsyearlfli The work of
L Wu 0! church service, which
fstratum in detail last Thursday
‘ will silo be reviewed by the
‘ .uAerthatltle, "Our Church Re,
‘ TC 13‘” This Sunday being
‘ Endeavor day,ths young poo-u
“Mitts their meeting at 6
‘whldt will billed by Charles R.
.33...“ RE 7 "I0, “I“ I‘md
Lsarviss la a body. The pastor
pm to them by their rrqusst
“Unitstflndursncs in Christian
.‘l There will be music appro-
and
lathsevsnlogthsssrvlesswitlhssvns
some. Boioswlllhsmdsvsdstbo.
services. .
A. ll. Wyatt will occupy his pulpit
' churcbasdthslord’sfinppsrwillbs ad
ministered. In the evening the pastor
will prescb on the subject of ”Failures.”
The pastor will preach at the South
Ncrwsik Baptist church tomorrow,
morning and evening. Communion at
close of morning service. The min:
service will be of an mngellstic nature.
and will be followed by a slim after
meeting in the chapel. The Y. PA! 0.
E meeting std o’clock will be led by ll.
’1'. Shefisld. The public will he cordial.
ly welcomed to.“ 0! than services.
At the Norwslk Congregational (2th
tomorrow evening, the pastor will preach
upon "Christ and the Bible." There will
heepecial music by the choir. Every-
body is cordially wslcomed.
Rev. Gerald I. Beard will preach at
the West Norwalk Union chapel, 8on-
day afternoon.
Rev. F. E. Robbins will preach at
Broad River tomorrow afternoon at 4
o‘clock. W
APPOINTED A CDIIITIEL
they will Isa-lac the Accounts of the
Board of lakes-es.
Upward of two hundred voters attend,
ed the special town meeting in the Town
House yesterday afternoon. Bit-layer
E. 0. Keeler was unanimously chosen
moderator. After the reading of the call
EIbirt A. Woodward rose to a question of
privilege. He said: "I was one of the
unfortunates who signed the petition for
the call of this meeting. i signed it be»
cause I didn’t understand the nature of
the call. I favor the change of the fiscal
year, and was led to believe that was all
the call was for. Regarding the rest i
would like to withdraw and not sanction
the same. I am also authorized to make
the same rr quest for Matthew Corbett.
whose name heads the list,"
Upon motion of E. E. Gotham it was
voted that the fiscal year and August 3i
in each year. An amendment by B. W.
Maples made the vote inactive for the
present year.
The matter at the appointment of a
committee to examine the town accounts
was then itahen up, E. A. Woodward
moving that the matter be indefinitely
postponed. This was secluded, but...
lost.
James Toner said the town auditors
had audited the sec ts and that they
had found them correct. He mend that
the meeting adjourn. This was seconded
but lost. ,
Charles Olmstead said the call did not
accuse the selectmen with any crooked
nose. He said he should want his so
countaexamined if he sin in the select.
men's place.
Attorney Joseph A. Gray oflered a res-
olution that the chair appoint a com-
mittee of live to report at an adjourned
annual meeting to be held in March. Af-
ter much haggling and discussion it was
voted that the committee be appointed”
by the chair and that 3500 he appropria-
ted to defray the expense of the com-
mittee.
During the discussion Edit :1 Maples
of the Hour, sand: "This meeting is
called for a purpose and is entirely legal.
People have a right to see if the public
officials do their duty in accordance with
the law, adopting honorable methods
The state has provided a means when it
provided that there he stallion and their
report published for the information of
the taxpayers. it has appeared that
some person or persons, i wont say how
many, thought their wisdom “out"
than the General Amemhly of the state
of Connecticut, and wished to provide
safeguards oi their own. The meeting,"
he continued, "has been h reality callsdg”
on account of the distribution of the
newspaper patronage by the selsetmen.
The motion more.” he “landless s new
paper once; was circulated for them by
proxy and slpatam to the saws sec-r
sdbydsvlcssad srtilles. it seems tonne
Ins,” hsssld. ”there is mold in
theclaim that a certain little
they have not quite succeeded see
thstln tbs last twoyssrs,scsordlsgto
the figures of the selects-en’s upset,
that “in.“ has been psldtotbsaswsv
pspsrs. Ontdthsttheilsssttshssrsv
eslvsd estate.“ Ihsoihusesmblssdm
«passes, showing that its 0mm
has rscslvsd lily-three presets! the
permanent“ is not settled. “The
matterthsnrssolvsslrsrlf." Inlays.
said, “tenths fast testes-shavers
punish the sebum bros-silly did
munmdmmwmos-
sstts. Wearshsrslesstesaisssiastsa
' lL
daily should bsvsallof thspstronsgssad ”M” ‘“
somewhat disgruntled. l have learned L
Ir. Ksslsr stated that the sensation
rosdeby the Gazette euncwniog'thsor-
dws turned in bytbe gel-es. Easier,
A Whammy could he explained
inn very lowwords. The Mir-ply
accepted them as cash {rot-the small
gmesrssnd turned them in so theselecto
men oncsa month
Thequrstion wasthen called for and
itwssdecidvd the motion easiest. it
was doubled ands count been. The
tellers sot confused sod-umber count
was taken, finally melting in a voice!
eighty-two for snd‘sevsnty-two against.
Thetellsrs were Charles Olmstrsd and
A. B. Austin.
Thsehslr decided to taketime inlbe
appointment of the committee-ad the
meetingsdjourned.
Last evening the committee, m
ingot Edwin Iiicoxmhslrmsoulsmrs
El. Bailey,Joslsh B Isrvin.losts B.
Glover, Joseph (3. Bundle, were odkislly
named. Their duties according to the
callsrsto miss the townaeconots.
methods of bookkeeping, mahner of pub—
lishing tbs same,snd tosdviss what
changes. if any. are secs-uy tosscure
e
accuracy and publicity.
Children cry for
Pltchsr's castorla.
“Wmmknmmm
mumsmmmrwm
“unmanned-gum
film‘s-semiannual“
s
Children Cry too
Oltcher'e Canto-ca.
Children Cry tor
pitcher's bacteria.
*ihviéi'fi"'66fo”éi”
flealEslateandlnsmancte
wasuswmw "km.
or Mass and int
WANTED.
W
A! American course to masher: distance
in the country to keep house forew'lduw—
er and three children AW) toC .D‘AB-
Till-£18 West street. till
A minis“. rump-tent girl for
h :nsewevk. Cal lie-lore io’clor” in“)-
afternoon or between Sand» in enlng,
ultimo! street A H. “DODWAKD” {13'
CLEAVIVQ Lsant dselnirestablishmens. No. i
and sum. um nest it lists
“3;th on line of elrrt‘rlr'r' can. South Nod:
w snaps“ ul mmneetot
dimmnfiena Vorwhslh..orwel arsiricla.
by that we established ourvelvss in your
midst. in the dyeing and clean! bust“
sndsrnnow prepare-I maloall It s ofchsan-
using in the very best rtvieand man-
3.1.1:... salt». dmd hermade up or
mimic. capes. Infaols' ram More-
moan. ”Whhwfl. billiard covers.
eneral
garments riywd or sinned and Ni orbs
manner it itl'Tlei’Allrl. mill it
ill L'liElllILli’Elt. Liberal min-led. robbed
lads wishes hamkeeper‘ s [envision will
ower'ssmall tensity Noni musical, gum
Ill-{marry Adder—Is will: stamp.
3H5. (fill P. SIM...“ 9.01“
Gilliildad thaLerLLeanlnsbtaieed as No. l7
Vrsnhlio street. Moth Kmart W iw
1'0 I‘Lli'l’.
”mil-CLAIR hos-s with modern in!
moi-noun. in arm! Walton. lmnir of
owner aim ayior arm as near West at set.
or mount: it. sheath. ms. to Wash
tam street. m it
Vlltll rm front sports-est over Olsen's
«salient-b
shoe-sot venues or small
iamll‘; agngrgbvfiwgs meet. third sows".
rear. n as n .
AW «Wm... corn
nobleman mt
wLo furnished” swat tut...
he's! at will. OAYWRII’IJ Crmohi
Varese. na- 1-
”death flats at
opium Westward swam
vwntfl; house“
”at-arm minke-es
m m are“. ”vs-fl.
W
U” Fe
Woodwind new
rooms. safovd
Berni mu: usual.“
“EA. VWAID.
FOR SALE.
" m3 71:6 ’stnuirso’ tors. o2.
gowns sir two-Is
Fm some.” Applyts mlhflufingllfi
H k Big“ him
~er
s
lift!
SUITABLE P01!
UEllllllli PBESEITS.
H. . S. .3000,
"mum“lfl”
Sllli llllllli met
malts ll! ’IL'LILLI Lil‘l’A’l'E.
of Interest from lorry quarter a!
beansstisu. .
Alteration has been eswd in Nor
wish by the discovery that William
Wyamvssrvingsterm of 21 months
in Vellum. for burglary. is innocent.
Awomsntsllssslorythst mskss it al-
Iost a certainty that another man com-
mitted the orims.‘ An r-tl'ort to have
Ora; confirmed halved; in fact
KILLED.
IULMNGSa-At the reside» of her son.
{‘A.barlss Ilulli 1’5" lioyserA svenn last
- Kmalk lira. lzsbelh A. Mo "DD.
widow widowtoi isiebel aimlames Mailings, of New\
Yuk. in the elabtlerstgvar of her age
In neralservi anon unosy. February
axial” ""“m'i”... “‘° ”Mill‘s.“
mrrquea I at
load without further notice. it fit
“flatworms.
Hoyt’s Opera House
moron, (£8. 4.
ON! SIG HT ONLY.
HOYT’S
A TRIP TO
CHIN ATOWN
Asplsyed over 700 nights at Hoyt's Theatre.
New! ”or
Prices 751.500. 75c, Slot) Minnowon sale
at Plateleu's and Gregory a drug stores.
Tits Eloqusnt Brooklyn lllvlns.
REV.H.M.GlLliHEB.D.D
will give h's popular lecture.
“Pullloney inJhy Purse'
at the
no llllllli l. E. canton.
FEB. 6th. wwutsuu NIGHT.
.anmrsstou. 25 cts
‘l-ioyt’e Opera House
limstay inning, Fell. ltlI.
for Tbewu-ressfnl Operatic Fantssle. erthiul
PRINCE PRO TEM.
m performancte in Boston by Barr-let A:
Thompson. Fred 1.: mm: as Tommy Thump
kiln. Jmle billiards Wild Rosy.
4a - ARTISTS
And our own archer-Ire
The original scorn-r). (column-I and efler- 'a.
1' under the monagrment of Mr ( has. 1.. iluh
1m“FOMMY'l‘OMPKlM-I HOW ll‘ 3 DO“
Prices 2-.“ Tilt-(Ha ’1.
tests now i n Mlle at l’laisled' a and (”12.
on” a drug store...
1r
40
All! YOUL GOING 1‘0
F‘los'idrs
This
Winto
if so be sureland go by the
“CLY 1') E LIN E.’
as only steamship line running fmm
New York direct to
Jackson ville. Fish,
mopping ‘st
253. C.
For tickets. stateroom. etc. than“ e of
amines: Ir. emanate. AGENT,
"It’ll"
Chin-lento“.
.l tit.- "its \laumal Rani
lllllllli
lt‘l'll. sftsr the les houses are liltsdatnd no
tics thereof is glvenmll skating on Keel-
er‘s pond is forbidden under penalty for
trespassing. This is a necessary prob
bitisa that must be enforced to comply with
the unitary laws. Norton is also hereby
gives that the throwing of stones or anything
as. status the loser into the pond islrsspass and
wi’llubs prosecuted.
GEORGE l. Ktlhliit.
s the aster-t en‘s ofll
millet}. l HP...
”2:, roses” 'Town of Kor-
wall, allgsrtlssni: intellectw on tbs applica-
inscribe say" ”111va
mm tsnTilts tracts; slloeoes—
tam by
minim") "item ‘aald miracle on
. auction eagldflsvenus as
' avenue.
remodwsmccntlostshls protect tools
L . eosis.Ulstsrs and Bulls at cost. They
not. You may this: you can make
your old one answer, but why should
you when we can give you Winter Over-
wlll be in style next smson.
See the good all wool Men’s. Overcoats
It
$6.66.
Thezilne Tailor lads. including our up
to date Donavon & Covlngton 39.75,
312.40, tli.’l'5,fl'l.75,'l9.’lll,fll35,024 75.
We are seeing you dollars on the gar-
meats.
Men's all wool Winter Pants $1.83,
82.88, ‘2 62, 0320, rate. Bargains in
Men’s Underwear, Percale Shirts, lion’s
and Boys’ lamb's ‘Wool Sweaters, Blue
Flannel Outside Shirts.
MEIGS & CO.
Makerssnd Retailers of Good Clothing.
car slain cor. gnu! it. Brianne". ct.
OW EN ’ S.
In the only place in town where you
can Iget genulne homelmads PIES and
[OWNEY' 8
BON BONE and CHOCOLATES. a line
fresh lot always on hand ,
We make a e oialty of hot TEA,
COFFEE and HOCOLATE, SAND-
WICHES, etc.
Served at all Hours:
Coffee 5c Sandwichhes 5e.
'l‘ea he. Pies 5r.
chocolate 5c. Cakes lie.
I! llcrth .llsln Street.
South Norwalk. Ct.
NOTICE! ~
Special Town Meeting..
THE inhabitants, legal voters of the'l‘own
of Vuru ant. are hereby untitled and
warned that a at oclal loan meeting will be
he id at. the Town House. in said town. on Fri-
“I“. the lat day or February A. l) 1895. at 3
('m k in the afternoon, for the following pur-
mecca. to-wn: To consider and take action
upon the following petition of Matthew Cor-
belt and others viz:
“fill the Sela (m: u o! the Town of V'rmmlk.
“HIN'KLEIES: [he unnemtgned respectfully
petition toutnmlls steels] meeting of the
voters of the Teen 0! Nurwalk for the follow.
ingipurtma:
order that the fiscal year of the town
ahaliend on the thirty first day of August in
each year.
" 'l‘o appoint a committee to exnmitm the.
town accounts. methods 01 book “keeping man-
ner of publishing the same. and to advise
what ohan if any, unnecessary to securcac-
curacy an publicity
osppropriate surh some of money as tlo
meeting may direct to meet the expenses of
the committee as appointed "
Dated at Norwallr, January 25 189.5.
(l~(‘All W. RAYMOND {Selectmen of
EPHBAIM'iH'lMES. the town
3: not In. IIAHKsM lnr jtirwalk.
ELECTRO PLATING
0? ALT. KINDS
lHlltEllElS BRONZED.
REPLITINB i SPElllilTY.
METAL PATTERNS MADE AND
REPAIRED.
ESTIMATE” FURNISHED
ORDERS SOLICITED.
u
r-
sists oi 1,500 yards of
strips add plaid Outing
nels in light blue, pink, . v
etc, etc. Barns gu ode sold l t
season for lilo per yard.
large lot we place on sale
for tie per yard.
2nd lot—~50 dozen ladioe’ fat
black Bose, good weight, go.
quality, good value, at 190 per
pair; reduction this week of bio
per pair, or in other words 12in
per pair.
3d lot,—-To the men who wear
good weight Outin Shirts we
would say we hav a genuine
bonanza for you. e propose
to let go about ‘2' d on Shirts.
difierent kinds. th we have
sold for 50c, 55c, 62 o and 69c,
for the uniform p e of 39c.
Your choice of any 8 ‘rt in the ‘
lot.
4th lot—This item w l fit‘the
pocket books of a grea many
of our readers. It is 5 dozen
of a standard make 1 oz. spools
of Sewing Silk, at 210 per pool.
5th lot. —-50 dozen Sink B ms,
20 each.
6th lot—25 dozen good size
Scrubbing Brushes, 50 sec
7th iota-Solid copper, ni
plated Tea Kettle, 710.
Hose Supporters, 1895 patte
with Lisle Thread elastic. S
price aslcotton. Size, Ladie
150.; Misaes’, Children’s an
Babies’, 12lc per pair
9th lot—:5 dozen bunches 0
Black Ostrich Tips, 3 to the
bunch, worth $1.25 bunch.
Our price is right down to hard
pan, 50c per bunch.
sourfiii‘wm
Boston 8 are,
83 Washington reel,
SO. - N ORWALKO
a
H
Li
; ,
MARSHALL’S
SchoolofShorthan'd
and Typew rltlng.
9 ”ill--
Masonic Building Wall St , llor-
wallt, open
Terms monsble. St liool rooms open from 10
am untlld .rn. dolly era-pt Saturday. Also
iiomlay. eclnesdsy srd lrid sy evening;
fruimizmtollzm 'lhosedeslrlngto study e
H inure would do Well to col or write _to
(lO‘R‘l‘l‘A‘M MARSHALL. Box 369. Nerwalk
u: 1
, . ,W V.» ,.-.._, ,.....5
WATER CLOSETS AND UBSDPOOLS
l; 1. EA N E I).
l l. uorkwarranted to be done in the best
29 HEWLNND - STREET manner and for least money, Block or
. ' split wnud, $7 mrd: “'1." straw Lbyl haleor (
silU'l‘H NURWALR. m ._ CONN. ton; teamwork of all lads. 0. JAMES,
1m lm Box ill). South Nerwalk.
_ ____‘_
,wr SELL
c
(e, 1 an. srasw.
,L‘
best FISH at the lowest possible prion.
13 North Main st., lilo. Norwslh.
Telephone call. OM.
just as so represent, ALWAYS FRESH.
GREAT ME“
BALE
Ethical Plus, all kinds, lilo.
we ran. You so. "1.. the dullestssasoo of the whole year for me
still we are doing more business than we ever did. Why? Because everything 5
Try our Codes Bread. it Basis them all.
buy the best 9 There s a pleasure in
selling the best goods.
:00 Yllll KNOW
HIGHEST QUALITY
that a man is judged by
the quality of the goods
he sel 1.3
l
tells the story of a l
large businessw with \
us the past year.
as low as we can. That’s might
low.
deuce and trade.
With it all comes con
4L;MANUENlL_LLT. HATCH,
l5 MARSHALL STREET,
GRAIN. SALT. I'll), no.
Billllllli DFFIGE, SOLIIIS' [Willi STABLE.
WE ARE STILUL. ON THE EARTH
And can ulve you the biggest bargains in TURKEYS on Saturday that you have
seen this you. Call and see our stout and be convinced that we are telling the
truth this tlme it we are never guilty of doing the same again. Full line of the
THE PEOPLE’S MARKET,
E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor
Ii Wall st., Norwalh
l Satisfaction guaranteed. «— Telephone call, 07-5.
478 lists street. Brldsevort.
A.“ .
- ATURDA
- IN BAKERY.
x
0’8
chocolate, Oosossat and Jslly layers, 20o.
LLLLLLLLLLLLMI'T I38 ll, WW" ill Bil.
mac-samuwmwluwms.
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