mutant!
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thirtieth-t the M.
‘ count—murky tor
‘Mlmmm
\ in on aaie at the Rut Nor-
.,. . ' by Irvin Smith. with
‘7’ ,f of Item for th a column can
» tion of Franch- S. Aiaaworth
' .. tuoceaaiun in the annale
t Christian church of East
terday. There war a very
too. An interesting prayer
, y meeting was held from 2:80
.m_“ the afternoon, led by Elder
1 Mini. Eight or tea perilous
, aid for prayers. A supper was
" “Giulia of the church, and at
0 meeting was resumed. It
of aiuglng by Mrs. Stacy and
“flute, of Bridgeport; prayer by
' Idle and aermon, with text from
"A declaration of thotc things
M followed the reading of
of the conference, and
lawn by Secretary 0. D. Wood-
-.u
Elder Pike, of Waterbury:
Rev. Ellis, of Danbury, and lay-
.0: hands by all the ministerial
Rev. A. J. Smith made a few
'2. Ralph Birchard. of Daricn, was
. , tofellowehlp in the church, by
' meorth, and the aervicea were
U‘Id‘ed with the benediction. The
_ were entertained at the homes of
hereof the church, and the day wan
I meet successful one in its social
THE MUSIC \.
loWfltetoEaI-u ti. - tJIJMbIUl'JI
to Live 1.; ;.aly.
Thai-caress ctrwt piano.) and tar.» to
than largo hand organs on tho nti’t‘t‘iit v!
Washington each day. and it bi estimated
that about 8720 it paid cad) Wonk by mal-
dente of the city for tho privilcgo of being
outcrtalned. All the instruments are
i owned and managed by Italians, who
Thom
travel, as a conceal rulc, in pairs.
people mldo in two pomloua of the city.
()nn email colon; in situated ronth of the
capitol, and the other, which in tho largcr,
on 1), between Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Itrcctn. It is at those places that tho gru-
uinc'low claw Italian life can he emu.
Tho lattcr locality hm boon named “Little
Italy." There are only eight or ten habit-
ablo houses on tho square, but in them
live at least 100 Italians. Many of thom
arc engaged in pursuits othor than that of
"grindiu do 011;. " and a four rcli fruit and
perform manual labor on the nirccix
'i‘hc. huslnosa of on Italian elm-t piano
player is mmuncratlvo. It is a laid unn-
agcr, indccd. who in unnhlo to git-m at
least 61.50 a day, and tho I‘t'f't‘lpht nlictl
aggregate $3 and H a day. This, trip-n
taking into couridcmtinn thcfm-t tl;.-.r tin-
plauos are procarablo at a coxomrutiwiy
low price—slih—and that. it. in um lit-1c-
to pnrchaso a ncwunoonly uncomch yu- . .
is vory prolitahlo, especially to it via“ Y
persons who. in their natlvo country. «-
eldcr themselves well to do if they arc :r.'.h
to earn it) or 60 cents a day.
Tim Italian organ grinder h an tutor-
cstlng being. Mn is industrious. (‘llll'2‘4
prising. frugal and, abovo all, law nhiui
lug. His lilo is slmplo to a rcmarltabiu
dcgwc, but docs not reach tho point of m if
donlal. Ilo is \‘cry little givcn to dissipa-
i
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POPULAR IWIEI‘N.
We Allied the”.
W. S. Cleveland's Nlnntrela opened a
week's engagement at the Academy of
Manic last night to a large and thorough-
ly appreciative audience that completely
packed the house.
For the tirat part the curtain clue» on
the white artiste in court costumer. Ili-
rectly behind the royal personage» hang»
a heavy curtain that parts and dinclonea a
company of colored tnluatrelu. with an-
other curtaiu that afterwards nnrta an
the first one did and brings to view a
band of Arabs and a trollpu of Japanese
in of picturesque cvhtumeu. Fol-
lowing this first part there are several
good npecialliea and a laughable colored
dance, and the performance of the Arabi-
an and Oriental marvels. In those two
great features three to .xix note are given
nimultnneously. 'l‘he ailment of the coin-
puny are all of a hizzh claim and the altar
tt-tte aelcctlonn oll't-rcd are particularly
[llt'll'elnlL ~Wm. ll. Williams, in New Ur-
iv-ans "I‘iuicwlkniocrut.
Ulcveland comes to
Monday night. __
Olivelte at Hoyt't.
The. Robinson Opera c mpany presented
“'tllivctte” at lloyt's 'l'lwttrc, ins-t night.
The aoloietn and nit-min ru of the ehortta
rendered thicr selections in a pletwinu
manner and thc Variuus chart ctera were
\vellenacted. There were am y mirth-
provoking featurex which were cupnbly
supported, and all met with ,WWVHI ap-
preciation onttho part “who audience,
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lloyi‘a 'l'licnlrt',
TRIS
OPENING -
ing the past weck our entire line of Holiday
Goods, including
HOLIDAY HANUKEBBHIEFS
HOLIDAY. RIBBONS.
bone, including all widths and every shade,
which wehavo placed on sale at about one.
TRISTRAM Min
mixinmmls.
No.20a
We have opened and placed on sale dur
V ‘.
not
both
fall kinds, for ladies, gents and children
CH
to our
have many
intended for -
M
U, The leading liry
No. 2 Gazette Building. Norwalk.
We have purchased a large lot of Satin Rib-
n‘nd ~ ,. ”'-
alf the It gular price. 91888 .
'u.
.X
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nods
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Story
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I
y
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Smith, wife of the pastor of t
in generosity, have decided to be a
« in the great supper, which w
'YOII in connection with the in
Henry Seymour, the committee f
V} to, reports largo donations will
'trl‘bllted by the principal markete.
fine Methodist Episcopal church or
g. acholnrj' for a Christmas en
7 xv‘lft‘hich will probably takt
It, to be announced Sunday.
machine in his new house on
eavenue and will do his own il-
'I‘hc machine will be it'i-iif'tl
“'ork on the llOllst.‘ i<
. gcomplctiou,ntul itvvill be ready
pancy before. many wueke.
East Norwalk Social club nn-t at.
'me of Missiilmmn Smith, on .\l;t<
enue. “'edncsdnv night. tiamcs
ndnlgcd in until a late hour. when
ments were served, after which the
departed for their homes.
tion Agent Gecr and [luggage Mas-
organ kept the tit-pots open until
o’clock last night in ncc‘unmodnic
5 re delegations in attendance at. tho
. .‘ ion services ofII'Ildcr l". S. Ains-
he Gregory‘s Point Hotel has: hceu
ed, and Manager ()‘Sullivon has .l‘i.‘
ed to Norwalk for the winter. A
her of improvenmuts arc oontcniplat
, fore the season opens next year.
,. Fl dcrici; W. Starr will build a new
Jim on his property. corner of Osborn
Venue and Fort Point street. William
Idol) has the contract. for the cellar,
has already commenced work.
Ilia. Daniel L'I'Ionuncdicu and dough
first)! Henry street, with Mrs. C. Ii. Steb-
' .. .nt Bethcl, spent yesterday with Mrs.
' ‘ Millspaugh, in ltowayton.
Ernest Morgan has completed the work
h Yale & Towne’s new factory in Bran—
and has returned to work in the
third factory.______
barge “Two Brothers” has dis-
-- aloud of coal at. Marvin's dock
hailed for New York.
pEpworth social this evening at
manage, the Svec brother: will
. - Becker has resumed the roa-
‘huaineaa in the Germani- liall
lute Smith, of Osborn avenue, i.
label Prophet, in Bridge
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llli Main Street.
5 Washingtonian.
l i : DY FOR BUSI-
IECEMBER 5. "
loading merchants of the cities and
. have thus far responded inc-it. liber-
, go the invitation given them by Mrs.
Avenue Methodist Episcopal church.
represented by some gift in the
~ A held by the Ladies’ Aid society on
‘ 18th. The butchers, not to be out-
V Epworth League society of the limit
- their social at the homo of Rev. A,
smith tonight. A short progrnniuy ‘
Snwedish Sunday
units day. A rehearsal “’nu
Aneeday night, and the children
again to practice some night.
I). Randall has placed an Ameri-
tlon, and his cartilage, for tho most part,
nro placed away safely, whcro thcy may lm
used in tho futuro tobring him comfort. in
his nativo land. llo is at all times liltlll-
log for tho “tuuiu chance," and ut-wr
loses an opportunity to corn the small
boy's and littlo girl's penny.
Germany, Switzerland and Franco. uu'»
ing to thcir close proximity to Italy. :-.‘
tho most. attractivc cuuutrics to cmi"
front Italy, but tho [Tuitcd Htatc
means lost-s it»: shore of thcm. f “m”
A rcmurknlzly largo nu' fry, but 5,,
land on tho hlllll‘t'ri of ti" .1”..th ’I‘lnir
ll“? l‘cnl of ll“"““‘ ""5 u Mtill‘cicuilv
nitcrlur oluuct fly in cuuhlc them to
he
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m
“0
largo liltlilill .vaontl tin- rcmniudvc of
rcturn l comfort and without labor,
i'ciully tho casts with tho ntn'ct
llyt'l'n. it is seldom that any ouu
tln-m remains hcro iuogvr than six or
seven yours.
'l'hcii' mode of living ln-rc i»: very chcap.
'l'hcirdross is ncglcctcul almost to tho point
of rcpulslvcncss. and thcirtablo la Itit‘llflt‘l‘.
Macaroni and spazhctfi. it is truc. huvo
thclr charms for limo. but it is seldom lu-
(h-cd that llliNf‘ two products of thc sunny
country urn found on thcir tables. 'I‘ho
cxpcnw in too great, they any, and it is!
only on special occasions that tho two
direlica urn catch. Their main un-ana of
Misti-haunt) consists of boiled hoof and
bra-ml, with a small quantity of hcor occa-
sionally. Any nun who viaitv an Italian
piuni~t’.~i'lmu~o can llud at. any time a
quantity of licci. which boils iuccssautly.
This forms a dish wmcwhnt in tho nature
of :t broth, and. tugcthcr with a small port
lion of lien law-f. in «um-u with :t urcnt dcnl
ill
Opening it will be .«u-nt “(THEN the conti-
coucmled by new.~p:iprrs and theatrical
critics that amongthi- big deals for’ilfiaud
Tonight Auber's an
010." will be than .
fore" will be ”(game
.47- the prices will be 10 am
matinee.
l parts of the home.
20 con
Big Deals Mr '95 and ‘96.
pruprinlcly lw styled
ilt'lll, and their rivalry and «piritrd com-
petiou have called forth the “not :Mwitud-
ing f'f'sllltti. The public crntc nnmwuu-nts
fl-i one of the most cs-ucutial Ill't't’§~lilt'a of
life, and are an thoroughly wiucatcd H‘s t )
the merits of what. in good or bad that it.
pay-t hotel. to cntcr to lllt'lll by presenting
only what in certain to in: stamped
awfl. K." '
(ion of the theatrical rillt‘f'lll'lsl‘li which
will opcnjn New York city is the comedy
drama, "A Midnight Frolic," for which
cxtenuivc preparations have been carried
on. is sure to make an instantaneoun and
nmpiaiiiied success. After its New York
neat to San Francinco with the entire
New York caste. and it is unanimously
in; will be, found ".\ Midnight. Frolic."
of ~‘uti~'l.-ict'iou. 'l'lu' czpcnsc l-i mnwwhcm
in thc unighiu’vrlunni “t it) cents a dnv. and
tho t'lini. nt' lixuigui'trt‘ this fashion does
not ion-owl :25 l‘i‘lli" :t day.
This lllllnll'lflll‘fi' loin.“ lw;:iu quiio curly
and cud into. .-\I 5' o'clock they nro npuu
tho circa-t, nil trait-ling in ditl'crcnt direc-
tions. 'l'ho ltialz'iimt‘lils are» not lmuaod
until ii at. night, whcu thc limo limit. prc-
Stil‘llii'tl by luvxcxpit'cs. During this pcriod
tla-i'o i.~: wry iittlo run-t. Not a liiilo tuuo
is consumo ti in whom-ling: tho pianos from
place in pincc, which it no any lurk.
'l'hcm luau ugrccmcut hctwccu tho or-
gg-n grinders as to tho l'iilllt! to be pursucd
by cuv-h ouo. 'l‘o cach piano is ullottcd a
curtain territory, and tho pianbt is warned
not to trespass upon tho precincts of his
fellow “musician." Occasionally an in-
fraction of this ut‘nlcrstnudingmourn. The
down town districts, hmrcvcr, :u-o iron
“'01” restriction, and curb piano player is
nilowcd full swing on any h'll't‘t‘b hc tlmiru-a.
'lfhcro are no regular rah-s, but. c. :3 cont
Itlt't'lt gcncrnily warrant.“ tho playing of
about ten selections.—-\\';tshington Star.
I’oimm Scotti-tern.
Tho idea is nppurcutly whhly cutter-
iniuod that pith-walks and tho floors ol
public cunvcyoum-s and buildings am a
Ftll'li of over n-ndy cuspidor. 'l‘lic habit ol
5. H. Waterbury.
iieal [state and insurance,
40 Washington 8t.. 80. liar
till"
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0F COLOGNE TiilSEDlC'i
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PROCI’MMFgoM ills;
WHEN THERE'S
MEN DiNG
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"fl HESlV our:
E Kuo
ubiquitouscxpcctomtitln—~nlwny.~i disgust-
ing and unncccssnry in hQilth—hccouics
dangerous wln'n practiccd by consump-
llvcu. Sweeping trains catch a surprising
amount of filth, and tubercle bacilli as
Wcll as other germs-ham been found in
the skirts of ludics' dresser, wlicucu they
may be introduced into houses. Ilow ofv
too do we SUf.‘ u consumptivo shivering
over a register and dropping tho moorings
of the cavities in his lungs down tho hot
air pipe, to be dried and disseminated .
throughout tho building. An apparatus,
differing only in detail from tho ordinary
register, ls nsod in laboratories for the ex.
pcrimcntal inoculation of gulnoo pigs with
tuberculosis. ,
On the other hand, tho consumptive
must not swallow the infections matorlm
raised from the longs, for by so doing he
might not up tnborculnr inflammation oi
the stomach and intestine. The oxpoctora-
tion should talm place into a cup that can
be handily disinfected, or into a waterprool
paper receptacle that can be burned—A.
L. Benedict, M. D., in Popular Science
Monthly.
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Giana Eyes.
Altohison, the gmatcst manufacturer
and dealer in glass eyes in Europe. was
recently interviewed. He says that Eng-
land alone consume; some 60,000 glass
eyes annually. A good English glass eye
will last about a your and costs 85. Glass
eyes of ticrman and French mnko are
cheaper, but. will not stand wmn- as long
as tlzc I‘lngliu‘. Tho grentnst dcstroycr oi
tho glcsu eye is thc salt containcd in tlir
tours. Its caustic action upon the glass
has up to thiJ timo battled all human in-
vention. He says that there ani Home poo.
pie who went two glass eyes, but not in
order to see—as the interviewer inadvert-
ently asked-but to keep the lids better in
place had in good condition, and particu-
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‘20
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Movrechanm and Brier Hoods.
Pin-w. Smokers' Reta. CIGARS by the box
for the Holiday“. at Wholesale price-I. from $1
to 36
m
TrSGbfidgékiC
llllllliEll CIGAR 87MB
o.’s
Headquarters for the Latest Styles in
"tour _ and
lgarette Holders. Tobacco Puncher. (.‘ienr
per box. Remember the p are the Currie"
lgar “tore G “.T'N‘WHRll‘fll-Y it: "0 ' I“ f
nuns s'mcn
RESERVED
FOR
GEORGE F. BEARSEJ
LOCAL AGENT
FOR
«3mm: srmnsum mun.
We“, “l"ra Diay/
e charming “lune
tion at tonyl‘l'OWvii
'l'omorA
t "Bohemian Girl" will in- sung.
'l'hI-rc is no bunincm which admits of so
many Wonderful innovations an the tin-at-
ricnl busiucsa. ’l'hc prom-at one might up»
"l'hc Realistic."
Men with vast‘, capital have entered thr-
is the greatest Sunday Newspa-
Pricce,§c a copy. By mail,” a year
parts THEATRE.
i ifivetliightr, commenting
l
filial-T"? .‘iu I’Etll’ld‘l Jill
REPEhTOlRl-Z:
TL'ErIHY. ”la ”350!"le
“ilk-"$2" “thimrs of timmantiy;'
'l‘lil'ltrlmi. "ulive"e;"
“mm" ”ha titanic"
sA't't'unAi'. “Bohemia" Gilt”
illiti'tif "Pinainre."
Prices. 1W. 2W. 20c.
drug storm. d.
mam“ mango.
yaw tsnnm sunmt.
F].€I[)AX’ N()UN.
Dinner 3': centr; pu over. 25 wean; under the
. l
fl'llrcfmn of the ladies on i you! 1»: men of the
that M. E. cmucu. dii
{Jaws mam:
MONDAY. DEBEMBER Iii.
fine Iii); Continuum Show direct from llltll‘
Ner irk Triumph. ’lhe biog-2t thing: that
ever lutppem d! it. S.
CLEVELAND’S
GREATER. MASSIVE
llllllBlE’ MINSTRELS
in cm; iunr‘tionmlth
Bedouin --iirab - Circus
and the June: i ill;y Shows. all in one. double
t'r-t part; K ltig Hands. and llrtztn Unfit-q
Urtcvntnl Music; All Nation; I‘al'fillt‘. hult'
llille- tony; lib: Jubilee ll 3!
8mm mm on mm: at. l’lniztcd's and Weed's
tllim .~tore~. 1110
”m “sun:
The first of American Newspa
pore, CHARLES A. DANA, Edi
tor.
~ooou--_~— -
'i‘heAmericanConstitution,the
American idea, the American
Spirit. These first, last, and all
the time, for over.
Daily, by Mall, 56 a year
flailylantifSundathy mail,“ a year
lHE SUNDAY sun
per in the world.
Adana, I'll DUN. low York.
d1!“
lil'liill
Bill Liiiil'
e, per lb.
c. Angel Cam, 3. Sunshine Cater. 2
~ VIOKERS.
nut!
Iarly in order tolook more “M”.
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salt! Saturiai ”Unit!
MEAB’S, '92 Washington Street.
Loads of FRESH CANDY, made Saturday morning, at tic, 10c, 150. and
Elegant Chocolate Nougateenn, 1300 per lb. .
Tn.- mum cm in the city. THE LARGEST BAKm'ir SALE Ever recorded
All kinds of Penny Cakes, at Be not it zen. Coffee Cakes, at 8:.
DON’T MISS TEE BARGAINS-SATURDAY ONLY.
til!
L tyer Gates,
to.
Tuesday. Dec. lOth
ROBINSON UPERA Bil.
Strong f‘aet. I’m!) Co~luvner. Favorite Operas
Scan: now on rain at l’ialplrd'e and \‘i'cv tl'a
All (With
———_.... —.—_
A rare opportunity for the balance of the week. We.
are offering 5") dozen Gents' Under Flannels. White
Grey, and Red
SillliTS ANll llllilW
at less than cost to manufacture. Heavy Over Flawd‘
nels. Navy Blue, Gray, Brown and Jrrscy Cloth, at
50 per cent. less than actual value. Avail yourself of
this ‘
EAT Hillllllllllli SAL
ll] & Hill—Tn
Club building}?
!
——~ .4..— ——.._—.
Sillllll
98 Washington Street.
8outh Norwalk. woman:
we; ALI. or US EXPECT to SPEND
MORE OR LESS MONEY FOR
iliililSlMAS Pain.
And as is natural do not want to pay more than poasiblé. At-the
same time a. good variety to choose from is desired W‘é think we
"‘1‘
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fit right into the space both as regards price and assortment. .u.
SPECIAL ATTENTION
I .- '
has beenppid this year to lots at 10c, 25c, 49c and 98b. _.We'-' have
devotrd special tables to each of these prices, and you._ can bya':
simple glance see anywhere from 50 to 100 different articles at
thoae prices. We intend more than ever this year to make the
goods eell'themeolvee, and price is the only way to do do ‘ it; A.
cordial invitation is extended to all whether buyers, shoppers,
loohers, samplers; in fact, to all who have any spare time on their
hands. Come and spend it with us ' ‘ ' ' ‘~ ‘
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