Jinn
r
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2m Mirna 2.4.11".
Entered at the Smith Home“: Flatware
an nee-mid clam Mutter.
SUIT'I‘H manna. ooxx. 'rur
llh‘llAY. J ANI 'A ll\"
') s.
_‘
moo. NW ,
aniuv coneseeck. ‘ f.
‘winm n .wluou.
Station rm Olmsteed Sendbagged;
cautioned on His way llome.
lie Tell: the Story at Ills Wanderings
While Under a Peculiar Spell.
lmdisapmamnmi of George Brady.
the young clerk employed at Flinn-y ill
, Beihulirt'e unwary Moro, has hora rluar~
"ls 80L” WATBH AH” 3275 STOLEN,llliipllyliis return to Nokulk. Tao»
'day afternoon. after an uImun-o of a:
h ; work. “0 twin at onro to lht' ulor -and
resumed his duties.
In giving an amount of his wamlrr
lugs, Mr. Brady said he left llln hoard
ingholm-onMntl avvunv. an uxual. lv
1.2m totlw ham. Mil-r ln- >I.Il’lt‘tl out
‘ 5 his head I'I-ll qum‘rly and ln- mu: impi-ll
Wilton. tormvrly in t‘lltll‘gl“ ol‘ the do I'll lolalwn Valli. llv Wt'lll mu.- Ilu'
[ml at Nnrwallt. l'as \vaylaid “bunt r. illl‘llplkt-luh'lllllllul‘ll. Wllt‘l'l' ln- alarm:
o'rlot-k last night while on hie W51." lover night at llro- t‘onmli‘lalml railmm
home from tho station and robin-d M:roandrhouun. ('hrlslmamluyhowalku-d
‘ l to William a Bridge. . Frill]! there he
hire gold Willt'll and about $275. lu'lnnl: lwnnl my“... mantry m l‘monoudhr-
ing to the railroad. Western l'ni n_Hud.-on. arriving thorn ' on tialnrday.
and Adams Express «Olllpaniw. lrlt-rr-hnrmuo to his right mind. Hr
Mr. Olmstuad'n voraionol‘ the affair in j and no money. and being alone and
. .vitliont shelter. lu‘ (lt‘ll'l‘lllllil'll to stop
that he had reached a lonely plut‘u 1" fl" l .it a farm honor and lull his story. He
road when two men pouncedon him and: my. wrll "wired. ,1". family mph,“
knocked him down. One of limit) holdlcolmidorahlointerest in his lalr. They
him while the other rifled his pwkotn. gkl‘l’l him 0"" "ll-ll" “11" Sunday lll'
Thev were dark clothes and slouch ll‘lth‘ l “all?” to rerun: '” ‘Anrwalk. H" Ml”
d‘ ‘1 1 l' l \f lull all otl’mu of assialalwv, living den-l"
an “9‘“? roux) no “Hg“ tumours. " ' mined logvt hat-k as host in" mold. Thr-
“31' securing thewau-h and mom‘y “WY | farmer gave him a ridr- of sol-on milne.
made their escape Mr. Olmstrad at land Mr. Brady tinally rnaclwd Molnar-
once notified Constable Moriarity and the ’ "f““l‘k' ’ '
vircumqtanceq ol’ the robhorv worn toll. WIN-““15 Monday "llllll- “1 ”N' llm'illl!
‘h 1 1, ‘ ' rain, ht'wullwd “Stamford, win-rs he
I - " - l . . .
p om“ tot u. announcing towns) Iuponl tho rvmmnderr of the night and
At: an early hour this morning it was > yupsduy “mum; m 52.»...w31p
learned that two men answering tho;
description of the highway-men boarded t .
the Washington express. west bound, at g In Observance ol the Sixtieth Anniversary at
1:13 this morning and mysteriously diu~ f "'0 0°"9'ell3l'903' Church.
appeared while y)". train van “Hi“; ‘I Every un-mhvr of tlu- South Nrmvalk
through anllll Beach llkliigrngational (’lllll'l'll has ri-m-ivwl the
J I .
, . _ ’; following pro 'ramnwnf tho t'xvrt'lflw’ to
they Jumped fromtho train at that point "ln' hold tomorrow night. ruminant-inn at
‘0 elude WNW“- . io'olovk. in runner-lion with the role-
ANOTHER REPORT. lhration of the nixtivth anniversary of
Another report says the rohlwry vas ' ”1“ 01' mutation of llw r'lllll'l'll:
. . ! Jllerlnn of first payments to the New
' . .' M , ' . ,. . .
committed at a f0“ minutes llt‘llll't.‘ > 2 (.hnrrrh Debt fund. l l hum: vrlll he rem-iv
o'clock and that the. roblmrs selfurt‘d‘ ed bytin-'l‘nmnrer, I). H. llislmm’, ln
titer-lmrchon Friday evening, or may
about $270 and made good their osvzqw. l ’ ‘
i be sent to him before that. tlmL-J
I
Udell Unconscious in the Road Alter Every.
thing olllelue on Ills Person trad Been
“Bullflllfl Robbers Supposed to
Have Bearded a train Itere.
Itoulwn (Jinnah-ml. elation agent a
PROGRAMME OF EXERCISES.
it is pronoun-u
Immediately after the 7:35 south- “manhuumn 0 mm... ‘
bound train left: Wilton, Station Agent ’ Michael “2mm“,
Olmstead looked up the station and‘pre» l The “MW” “hm"
. .1 Ti ‘ I'iPrayer.
pared to go home for tht. mg it. an Address. ‘
is no safe at the station and Mr. ()lm- Rev. llomnr .\’. Dunning.
sloarl has been 'in the! habit “f taking ‘ Roll call of mrinlwrs ol' the r-huroh.
_ 3 ['0 be responded to, preferably with brief
l(n1'- the d'w's' room t: and the -\d-uu~
.13 ,1»: ' E0;;p;my‘. limitll in in ‘ pix I“ . quotatiow; from Sulpluml or other
‘J—‘l ' 55 < 5 ’3 1" l ”" writing“
ots. Last night. as usual. Mr. Olmstead
llyntn—~ll.nlulm Domini. number lowly
rolled up the railroad company's nionoy. H. Ill i-nll—umuzludmi.
together with that of flu- nxpress rom- Address,
puny, into a largo roll (‘()lllilllllllf.{ ahoul “W- l’. -‘l- “Wifi'u'd. ll- “-
$270, the greater part of Wlllt'lt was thr- “hum-“v
3'.". '. 1-. I, ),
l-xprosscompany'smom-y. ’ R" I l‘ \ l" I l
Announoemenla.
Mr. Qliiistezirl had covered about half liy lhv pw‘m . .
the distance from the station to ho Report of First. mime". an new ‘r-hurrh
homo and had real-lied a lonely spot in debt. subscription, with l‘mnarkn in he'
the road. when he was unmade-(1 by immune l'lltcleuiaatimlmoiety.
two men, one of whom lmr ”ed him ' Senator John”, Ferris,
'down. The fall stunned Mr. Ulnislrad sol-int hour. with refreshment-i .«ervrd by
and in his semi-conscious condition lit the ladies “f the ('llllrl'h. in ”I“. ”3""
waé unable todot'ond himself. Thu-oh- ment l""lm_'_"-
hers speedily went through his pix-kins.
[almigevoiything of value. They left
Mr. Olmstoad lying in ..tlu~ road and f
npeedily vanished ‘in the dirovlion ~
‘ of the railroad trark. ' The annual New Year's social of the
“7110!! MP- Ollllh'fl‘ild l‘l‘h'illlll‘ll hi? I Young: .Pvui'llo's Society of ('hristian En-
senses he new thv alarm :mdut once ' doavor. ofuw South mun-.211: Congre-
telegraphed to Superintendent Payne. ol 5 gatinnal ('lllll'l‘ll, \Vllrl lll'lll last illnht at
the Danbnry divieion. Suywriutondonl f ch.) home of rlu- Mint-n Dislu'ow. West
P351“: “70’3in the lll‘ltllft‘ about 1“ .ivonao. 'l‘hwrr- wan- a largo gathering
o’clock and immediately telephoned t. at uu-ndm-s.
the police at South Norwalk and Bridgif~ A pleasing innovation van Illt" old.
port. He could give but a moagro do» fashioned costunn-s worn by many of
cription 0f the Tillll’l‘l'h'. Ml'-,,‘UhllStl?ill tho momhl'rs.” Chlllllflillly liandmmu
having hallouly-time to notice that till worn than“ of rln- Missm and“
men were of smut build, about five feet. L‘Ipssx‘s. Disbrnw, Ming-s Annie
.oight inches in height. and wor: mous- sauna-d, May t3. Smith. Plnwhts Sey-
lac-hes. All the- time (if lilo l'nllbt‘l'y tllf mour, Louise». ,\lngudrnlh, Ah'w. Byxln-o,
moon had not risen and MI“. Olmstead Maria Knapp. Minnie Kyle. Mrs. J. (I.
could not observe the men very closely. Collins. Bliss Lizzie 'l'ollou. Messrs.
Leland and Punmll; ‘
The muortaiimu-nt i'olll living; the busi‘
nose meeting iiu-ludl-d l:(.)llo;;o songs by
W. H. B. Dishrow. selections on the
symphony hy D. E. Disbrow and Miss
Daisy Dishrow. and later games worr-
enjoyed. The autograph cards caused
much fun, and greatly promoted ao-
quaintanscohip anil soniahillty among:
the attendanh. .
The social wasoueof the best ever
IN OLDEN TIME COSTUMES.
,Annual Sociable oI lhe Congregational Young
People‘s Endeavor Society.
. The state's Insane. ‘
_ The annual report of the Connecticut
Hospital for the Insane. just filed with
Governor Collin, shows that there were
1.683 patients in the iimtitution, Septem-
ber 30, 1895, 886 of whom are women.
classified as follows; Town paupers.
935; indigent, 591; state Dampers, 104:
f‘private patients, 27; old soldier's. 26.
The percentage of recovery of those ad-
mitted during the year was 18.42. given by thosoi-ioty and the hospitality
F‘gmy'g‘f:gtln5:0$'¥:;:’f’aiideE"of the liostessosulul hosln will long ho.
orrom1esrogy,,
of “whom two died. two escapml, one Wadi pleasantly to ““211” ro 11' I...
pardoned and ten ‘ were returned asl Company D's Masquerade. l”
cured. Thero are forty—two insane con—“l The members of Company D and their
yicts in the institution. the terms oflfriends tripped thalight (autistic to music
nine of whom have expired. It costlbY‘ tb8_1’hllhfllfm“n C orchestra, M the
$282,857 to run the institution last year, "' Norwulx armory ' film-‘1‘" night “me"
including: the n'ew building. North hos- Elm“ St' George """li’md- h ""9 we first
. .mnsquerade e or givt-n hy the company.
pita}. :and was. a g!" (is moons. The ball open-
‘ed with aura. l mar-vii at 9:30 o’clock,
.The nunualvelection of the Nor-walk Whlcll was participated in by eighty-tour
Baptist church was held Tuesday night. lcouplee, led by Captain R. J. Doyle and
Edgar Buttery was ch'weu president l1,Corpornl Wuleh. In the gallery Wt?!” a.
the executive board: Miss B. l. l)oane,§uumber of spectators. and among the
treasurer: Frfink Fillow. secretary: other l dancers were several out of town military
members are Ida Chamber, A. J. Dnam'. men. .
James L eett M. W. Steven= Frank: 4. . -
Smith an’d Denny Hull. Darili Miller.i ‘0' 11‘ 'Haruoy 1" offering a very
was chosen pariah clerk; Jamea Lyons l handsome ”picture to the customer mak-
treasurer of the benevolent fund; William i i118 “‘9 ”We“ purrhaac "f footwear
Moore, clerk to treasurer. today. ‘
_...~..4—..—.«L.— ‘1’“ fl. ‘ ‘
Baptists Elect Officers.
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From thorn in! wont to Port:
WARM [If THE 00M" Welland? SERVICES.
The Temporary Home at Nerwalk
The (land l the New Year Fillingly
Flooded With Sunshine. .
Observed in the Churches.
BCODABIIEEII Fall llIE Illl‘lE ONES.
A largo oougwgatlon attended the
“hath-night Denim. at Grace l‘lllll’l'll.
New Y art’s ow. It was simple though
7nd Good Ladies ol "emails Load Thom Down
With Goodies and Present: and infielum
Are Entertainer! by a little “syn
ilnpt’nnslve.‘ Shortly lwl‘oro 1.. o'olork
tho halite worn lnrmd low. Quir-kly.at
the lantof tho midnight olrokooflhn
tonne-MAM {ml and ell-vtrit- lllllllh’
\vm- turned on. r‘inuil‘yiun the dawn ol'
the now your. and 1‘ when \\'I’ll'.r!lll'll In
Which Shula Claus Tool: Pa a joyful 'l'o Drum. .\’l lln- lime or ill--
‘ st-rrlru unwound an nllugs nrn- t‘hlvinl-
'l'lw (’nunty Home was al its hrigillmt.
'I'nr-Mlay al'lornmn. with il~ apariou‘
mum llmnh-d will: rilllrllllll‘ aw: Ihv
I'm-moi it.» iuiualm vow-allure! in zonal“-
asini-rrypartilmd’ ladiw. loadml with
nominee. omen-d it.» portals and (null
p tl‘i'fl‘r‘filllll fur a l'l-w lu‘ivl‘ hours l‘l honor
ml to those. present lo llu- :wlnr. Small
mutidlll' verily: WHIU dirtrihuo
i-l. 'l'In-y er'l lino. nwrih-d:
‘Ul'ut‘l' t harth, Nuraulk. l'oun. “in
lost fortho ‘ymr who: "l‘hou mall
guidr me with : manwl.’ il'mlm
lxxiii.. ‘34.) A. happy .\'l~.v Yl-nr.‘ H. ll.
l'hrietman by way of making good t llm'l‘
for the lilllo- 1mm. So bright and happy
was every (Illl' that it was hard lorvalizv
that the old your wasdyiug. and perhaps
it wax tittiln: thal (Thrielmax‘ vim-r and
good will ‘n‘lionldlhigl-r in the.- heart-{of
thou- who madv'llml happy mmpany
Watkins, rumor."
The First Metlmdinl h‘plwnpal ohm-ch
that tho old your might leave a glad
memory of its lillt'ril hour».
llrllll‘l't’ll in the now ynar with a watch-
nighl service. Thuro was a good altru-
danrr. with the ptwur. Rm. A. B. llam-
nagh momma. 'l‘hn ringing was rpiril
oil and tin-I‘ll were many interesting ud-
droeaon,‘ and fervent prays-rs. ’l‘llv tenor
_ of the romantic Worn toward the loading
Tlll‘ Home has at present alfily'llll‘m'
children within lln- huilding. damn:
Imardrd al (lm'ullvld Hill. and four
hoarded at Houthwirk..\las<. 'l‘ln’rvivr-rn
.ihundanl pl’l'ru‘lltrl for all lln'Hv—dlullh
i'nrlhv girl-l. halls for lln- hay», with
h mkeand gamw for all. 'l‘w.» «Mare,
of a hotter life in ”Us happy now your to
rim-orator! by lln- skillful halide nl’ Mia'-
follow.
harah Adams. .‘rlim l-Ielhor .l. llurlhuli,
.‘llr’n Sarah lmnis. Mm Florvnrr- inn»
Ilia-r, and mum rous helper» orl'iipivd
onw-nd of lln- rhildrr-n's iliniiig-rlunn.
and worr- tln- router of all love.
Whilo lln- lrwmva‘ ln'ilt;:«ll".' mill-d lln
lung tahlv» w. r- lwéln: lillnd with lll“-(’llll
l'lllx'l‘ and lurilt'loi’ll. in lwnpling array. l-y
.‘ll‘fi. ('harh-w .‘s.llnl'rJlrsli.ll.\\'i;:lmni.
Mr-'. A. l’. llrvvrs. Miss H. W. 'l‘aylnr.
.sud their uunwrous ilsfilnlillllh. all ladit s
«'oxtspirinns for their llr'lpfullll'a‘.‘ inrvr-ry
good Work, and who haw gt‘lll-l’nilrily
lent their aaslsranrw nu >imil;-.r‘-u-na.~“itins
at llw llonn- l':-.~lll'ltiv~‘. \l’llilo' tlwst-
prvparaliom were going forwiu'd. host.-
of inlnrvnte-d proph- were shown through
the building. and tho whole house pm
rented a fiatlval‘apyx-aralil r.
At -1 o'clwk the visitors assembled in
illi‘ play-rmm. whirl: had hmu partially
swrovnr-dtn form a etiigv. null: «in-minn-
rmms‘. and ltt-l'r". :«urruundvd l-y lln'il
liltlv lllflll‘n. who joinml in the songs.
St‘l’t'ml of the rliilslrc'n guru a liltl-fiplu)
in whirl: King \Vinlvr rolul in \vliilv
will! a sllu-r I'l'llWll. .lal'l; Frost and
r-‘anla t'l:m~. took a lil'ulllllll'lll part. 'l'ln-
llulllllt\'r~. t‘.ll'll in their turn. wvrv I'I' u'i‘ '
with-ll, with the o-hivf‘I-xr :llllnllg lll‘llll‘" Upward 0’ Two Hundred Children 0' lhe SW.
l'hriellnar day. 'l'ln- play. rwilallnus dill 50mm “Wall-3 ”“99“”-
:mrl mugs gzztvl- r-villvln-r- of tho t‘lll'l'lll‘lll
training Illl’fil“ l-hilclrvn how two ivul
from their luarlwrn. :‘lin‘fi l’ars‘vlls and
Min i’wll.
After lln- play the oliilllrnn inarrln-d
to tho rlinlng—nmin and Wt’l'v soatod at
the: lillllt‘m lluv. h'. li..l’ond prouuunv-
ills”
llu
m...“ .
TAKING THE OATH
OF OFFICE.
Mayor Hairball Administers it to the New. City
Ollicers ol Norwalk.
Ax the clock in Mary‘s church
stretpln was {killing tin- nnnurzlay hour.
ymlortlay. Mayor Jana-s 'l‘. lluhlnlll all.
:niuislt‘rrd the oath of oiiil-o to Mayor
oluol Arthur (W. Wh‘mlr-r lwl‘ot'»a good
sized withering in the parlor; nt‘ llt‘
Xonvalliidnl». 'l'lu- Ulllvl‘ miyoriioinl~.
with the ext: ptiou ut‘ \Yarnr ('uiumis.
minor l'lroderi “k l‘lmrl. Worn pnw‘tll’ :mzl
millilllv Oilll 0f lillll" l’l'wvlollfi l“: lulv
ministering “ho oath )i-iynr ll'mln-Ll
made a alloy; (.‘(lllgl'x'lilzliM')‘ aldro‘x
After lll\.'(‘l}l't‘rlllolll|‘n the may. n' rxnludml
his- oruigratulations to tho new olllolaln
President Unborn, llu- retiring: nnunlwr
if lheronnoilot‘ lhilb. :md thn epitom-
tnrs fllllt‘)Wt‘(l his example“. Cigars: were
gill-‘N‘ll annull. and hon wi‘iln‘s wrin-
.mrna hoavenward in wreaths of f~121l'llli‘.
Cliff" Clerk-Joseph Taylor administered
the on]: of will-o yo,»‘f-:rd::j.‘ to the nvw
dolml of “'lll'il' (.3Iillllllrnll‘llll'l‘sl .u' South
Snrll‘alk, If. h'. 'l‘i'owir'ldgv. S. S. lintvh
Lllll l.r\\'i~. ll. Noah. The new Hard of
a'oilnnilmui and urin-rl‘ily olilwiuls will
lztlw lllr' Halli ml. Illlll‘t‘ Ell'xl .‘l‘dllllly.
Si.
ST. lOSEFH'S CHRlSTMAS FESTIVAL.
'l‘l’ll“ (‘lit’ie’lnias festival of St. .lonpli's
Sunday sv-lwol v.32: lu-lxl ymle'rday :li’lv‘r
u ion. upward of too lllllllll‘l‘ll pupils,
togvzl or with many of rln-ir pnrvnh and
friends“ living in allvnllunun'l'lu- l‘.\l‘l’\‘l>t'>‘
which wire of the lllml innovating:oliur—
.l"‘.c-l‘. ““1.“,L'l'l‘illl“.I‘ll'lllyl'llltVllll‘l'llllll:
ml lhw :rm-v, and llw happy little on». n.” \
“W" Ml” "Ill”.VlW ”W" “l"'lllll!~'1||l'8ll- An informal lu‘algmmim: wanvl-ll l't‘ll‘
Alb-Hum”. whilv o... «'hiMrm WM“ 'lwl'ml. n manna-.1 1m... am. in
Hl'ill't'fllll rlu- lilllll‘, lln'gil‘ls “prowlin-
lrihulml to tin-m by a wry livvly Santa
(‘lann’ in llu- pvrSun of William ll. llvlh.
who (was :lhrilsli‘ll hy “th Kain liar-
train.‘ Miss Hark, Mi» innit-Ur. iii»-
.Pom-r. Miss l’lLt‘lpfi, M, John )lrxrrill
and A. ll. llill. ' “
)lzinylllauks lil't'llllt‘ to tln- ('l-utl-r
and llvvr Rivvr whowls and llll'll' ll’dl'll-
nw and many ladivs and :uilll-"lllt'li who
Joseph Linxwrilvr and liirlmrrl Voglor
.iul .“Jlllll' Hll‘l‘glllllllt‘l' and Lilliv lliloy:
\‘lu‘dl duwl hy 314;: and .‘.l;1r,':uw:'ilv Wil-
liziiurfilnvlgliolvl layl'uwirluaulint-.R.llu=1‘a
.Flll"r‘,','llll‘lll-'l' gums :l Flillll‘lll t‘XllllllliHI] of
lulln-r \Viutors mad-n :ll
a“ mi llu- growth of
wish that
Slllllll‘l‘llll‘l‘lllll‘l'l'nl might lw taken 'in
ll.
('luli h'l‘.'i.l;';lll;:.
l'vw l’l“2llltl‘l\'.“-. Innis
lln“ sl‘lltlal'flfld e‘.\ .u-l min” a
a
liarli :aholar ru‘vivul fruit. and then
llavu- ilafilall'll in ;.rlfl.-Vzmll H'l'Vll‘l' lo
inakv this i't~:~ri\’:il lln- Sl‘ll‘l'l';~\lr has Stephen ()‘llril-n aplwurml as Santa
lawn. ».‘.‘l-ullm“liuu lakvnal tho rm-c-nt
animal lllt'r'llllj,’ n: W a small .i'und
whirl) “arr-ally aidr-d thig- ladii-s in. pur-
’I‘lu~ matron of tho “ullh‘
(Ilans and dislrihutod an vndloss num—
ln-r of prose-uh: from two big ll't’t‘n' a: tln‘
lulad of the room. a "rain?" \Vllll‘ll caus-
ml nun-h t‘lllllllSl-..~lll.,_|rll the part of tin;
(-hi'luruu.
chasing gifts.
“Xpl't'fiws tln- "lrlli'll'flllll oi' lli'l’ t'Xllt‘l’l-
f'lll,‘t',lllill ”Nol’walk is a gravel Illlll't‘ to
live in." and for-l: tlnn nothing was
lacking on this tlH‘llSlllll. Sln' desires
this slalomnnt also lulm made: 'hal
all gifts of fruit and windy madl- to the-
rhilvlrrn are always saomlly theirs. and
all given to them with their nocmriuy
meal. and rasmoially on Sunday. At St.
l’anl's and St. Mary's rlmrch (i'llristmas‘
festivals, recently ln-ld. the children
How the Pluenix Boys Celebrated.
The members of Pln‘nnix Engine
company mado Sou" Year's day a happy
out- for their wives and (‘lllllll‘t‘lL at um
ounpany homlquarteru. At 2:30 dinner
was served from a table oxtonlling the
length of the building. The menu con-
sistod of wrist turkey, chickens. meats.
salads. and all the fixings. Addresses
THE an NEIil YEAR.
Some ol the Ways in Which the First
Day at ’96 was Observed.
MANY MERRY FlllESlllEliAlllERlllllS
Master Lester Bluudage Celebratls ills flint»
dayvltliss Blunt's Allernoou 'lca~- Schol-
ars oi Grade 7 Entertainer: by their
Teacher . other Home Gatherings.
.‘llltis Minnie .loimmn l‘lilO‘I'lllllll'll a
in of lwr fl‘lt‘litll'i .u ln-rlmlul-ou Wood.
llf‘l wrung 'lhno-
ltl'lfil‘lll \‘(t'i‘fi Mir.» lll'llél Hli‘u‘l‘. “la’h‘
('am‘il- lug‘rmll. Min“ Mal}. li-mr‘wlll.
Mrs. .lvnnio lngorwll. Mr. and “I‘d.
A. 'l‘. munuiwrs. Alma. .loliu Uanhd'.
John ll«‘_\‘llllltt~'. t‘inu'lm [lupin-r. Ecl-
‘uardJnImwn. l“l‘l'ill‘l'll‘l{ lugvrrrzil and
(.‘harlm.lnlnh‘uu. Willa was liw {va-
luro of tin- owning. .\l l o'vlm‘k a on!-
laziou any. moral and tin-n Ml.»
.lulinwunk guests «lnparlwl. \t’lrll-
ing lur many returns of tln- oven—
n;:.
The“ Daily News will he inuwd twnlay
as a Ih-mm‘u'a'il' llt‘\\‘.~p:tpt‘l'. with John
llluulrnmyl-r as odimr and Pl-rl-y S
Arlmruum as lnusniose inaiungvl’. Ed
inuud l5. (.‘rowv savers his tronnwtion
and lnlvrI-rtl with the pnvwr l'lllll'i‘lfi'
Tho Noun has: lll'rt‘lnflll'r.‘ inon l‘IlllllIll‘l-
ml an a radirzd .Rl‘lilllBllt‘ilIl paper.
Minx-a Ida Blunt. ul‘ Sloulli Main 57m l.
raw an :ll'M'ur m in: to a numhvr of
lo-r friends. _vin~l‘wrll.i_v. Amour llll’rl‘
luv-soul m'rw MN»: ;‘~.,'.111"~li'lll'dllJlll)
Divrr. (iral'v Bryan. radii" ()gdwu, l’auw
you and Daisy liver and ("lam l..“.w.~.o:i.
Mr. and MW. Frank .\. Fl-rris. of
Fairlivld awnur. «litc-rlailuul many
\Z—itnrn from Nov; Yuri; :i'i‘5ll‘l‘llll}..‘lll'.‘
ward
:l‘» tillr'.
'Iin‘e‘h lid in}; a firt'r'ifil our on Ill:' ('11-
widow} railroad. .‘. ride in tho hue
“Wellington" was the after-
u Inn's plvasunz
till!" HI
.‘laslvr Lmivr llruudacrn l_‘t‘lt’ltl‘.ll‘.\l the
‘vnrh auniwvmugr if his hirllnlay, as
“oil as New Year‘s, by inviting; his
l‘lil>.~‘lflllll$ and li.:ui_\'_\'ouii;:fi'ioluln to
his home. l\ (rm street. Nnrvialk. lo
enjoy tho day with him.
Miss Kelli; Dari-antler. of Mt. Vernon.
who has horn visiting Mina Eva ‘ L.
Ferris. loll South Norwalk for l).llll.llll‘_\'
'l'uokday. .‘lliss D. r:: Naylnr and Laurfo
Naylm‘. ol‘ llalllnnlrr. aim left 1112111 for
lldrl ll ml.
\\'. .\'. Silllull'h. flill'i'lllll.’lllll nt of tin-
Nnr‘uxull.‘ \lr‘lln lllrl Sunday M'll‘nll. on~
ll‘l'lillllt'll llzv N‘llHlJl‘S and lu-awhvw oi"
tln- Sleml, :ll hi» imnn» nu lfuion Park.
last night. ..
'l'ln- Min». ”:1an outrrzaiuml tin-
l~31:_'..t‘v rluln. last night. a! llzvir loom on
\Vc‘h‘ :lw‘llllo', 'l‘llt‘ till/n“; \t‘rl‘l‘ \‘y'llll if}:
Mr. and MN. (imz‘uv lyiugmu. Miss
Sarah llwudermu and lrim" S. .lvnulnnx'.
llvnry X. llidnrand .‘xrtliurfi. limkivl.
of Norwalk. \vvro g'lll'filfi. yv-ll‘vrday, of
Mr. and Mrs. Stoddard Hoodwll. of
lil‘llll't‘pul'l. ‘
.‘dr. and Mrs. (‘illll'i‘ and Mil»
l‘dul'l'lll'l‘ l'illll‘l'. who has l~m~ul visitingr
)lrs..l. .‘l. ('nluu'n, South Main slrol-l.
rl-lurnvd lloun- today.
Benjamin l)ng\'ln<.~ and l‘arl ‘llarsl-zb
Inn-luau of Brooklyn. spent Nl-w Year‘s
day with .‘ll‘. and Mrs. Samuel Drey-
furrr. lilmd» ‘th firm-l;
Alloruoy and Mr». (.'. l). Burials and
son. of liru-znviri. wn'i- {Jilin-7F. New
Yo:ai".~' day. of MI: and Mrs. 'l‘. l. Ray—
mond, at Hillside. . -
Howard llonrnrrllnd Arthur Snynumr,
of South Norwalk. wont to New Yuri.”
last Saturday and attended a part)".
Frank V Raymond. of Washiimlon
street, was the gurut ol' frimnh In
litidia‘qmrl. Yt':ill"l‘l.lll_\'.
M in; Margaret liaslu‘ouok, ol‘ lll'rhokon.
is the pin-st of Mrs. ‘llomor F. Burl-:-
num. South Main street. . H" ‘
Mira L-ui Sammie. of Illamfirouork. is
tho guest of Bliss Diary Kirby Jennings.
Wont stir-not. I ‘ “
XVilliam Warren. of Northpor‘t. L. I..
wasiu Norwalk yesterday. Calling our
old friends. V
Mrs.\\'il.~ton.of Danburyds the guest of
were madv hy (‘hle‘f Engineer Prowitt.
Captain (‘him‘l’lx Lit-.ut-rnants Smith and
won! honorl‘nl guests and revolved snoli
gifts of fruit and candy. The firm of
Nickom’m & Bolts gave hoxos of mu- Works. and Assistant Engineer Murray.
dies tmevory ('llllll in tin“- Homo. and Aftl-rdinnvr all went up lemurs into tho
there will ho a Mum-l:- of onjwynn-ut for parlors. when) there vas piano playing.
days to r'r’mlr'. This statomout is made l music by tho oolorod glee club. and-solos
tor-xplain \vliy tlio'vainlivsare not, soon hy George R. Nash. ‘
with lln- Christmas suppor. It isnotlrliildren was prom-uteri with a hagof
cox‘islderorl host to give all the children fruit. nuts and confectionery. In the
candy at night. and it is not easy tomvoning tln‘I‘CWaS an invitation dance
makr- exceptions. so this general rule at tho .‘lthouzmnn. Siiiy'tllo‘s orchestra
has lit-on made. and no one need have furnished music and ‘Houry Glzerinaun
any doubt that their gifts of whatever prompted. .r ‘
nature. whirl: urn suitable, will ho given "“"WW -.-- "
to the» children at the proper limo.
The manual-mom and llllllt'x' of tho
Trinity Mission Circle Sociable. _
Thr- Mission (‘lrrlo of Trinity Plum-h
Homer-strut] with their thanks their 1’4““ ““Wl"l 3“”“31‘jl'g'x‘M' ““1“" “V“.
wish for :1 lnllll‘)’ Xl'WYl‘ar toal‘l who “711‘ in“ Him“ lilVlml-dfimh “”1“"
havel‘airlod them in this pit-usual duly. . ' “l“‘l‘l- Ml" Anna Richardson f“ "”1"".1
_.,..-...-._...m... . ‘with an instrumental solo; Miss-en Lillie
Planning ‘ Engine company‘s steamer Fuel» and Minnie Srhauh a duct. and
wan stored in Pionmtr Hook and Ladder the Circle sang several numbers. in
company's quarters, yesterday, while the, penny game, the first prize went to
the festivities in the engine house were Miss Mary Hadden. and the consolation
inking place. ; prize to Colonel Leslie Smith.‘ '
l
l
l
x .4... , . 1.
Each of this ‘
" gYear’s in Hartford. l
Mrs. Rubin-t U. Mega". Livingoton
l place. ‘
Mrs. Funny Pottit, of “lostport aro-
nuo. is visiting friends. in Lawrence,
L. I.‘
Miss Anna Woodward. of Elm street.
is entertaining Mills M’hito, of.(.‘-.f. moor.
Miss Holt-n Fairohild. of South Nor-
walk, is visiting at her homo in Bethe'.
Mrs. A. B. Coley. of' South Main.
street. is visiting in Port Richmond.
Miss (iraco Aymar. of Sto‘khridgo.
land Miss Mary Fowler, of Brooklyn.
'm‘e guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Van-
Buron, West avenue. ‘
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Smith. it"
Maplrl .smwt. tuittrrtaiiu-ll a small party
of friends. last evening
Charles Dias i all lirido. of Ridgofield..
are spending their homxymoon at The
.Norwalk Hotel. '
M. J. Nolan. of Norwalk, spent New
m
mm on.
THE Protestant.
It Tells You all About Their Little
fnl and pwtty Minn Lillian Kennedy in
x ‘ll'l ‘ 1 1 n n Every Day Wants.
H.‘ l u Iiiflll “ruin-.“al uyH-l‘ mm.“ .. _ ‘
luxtnigln. Ill-i.interpretation “fun-.11.": You PM ll HERE I]! PAYS.
alduu \\ lllln‘ was that. of a \ wal'luus. lBecauu Yo” “mama"! “mm” ‘m
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS. l
l
Miss Kennedy rn "ll Midnight Frolic.“
’l‘ln- Lillie lirlwl proved a wry plow;-
illg lil‘l'mllllilgl‘ an dolinoalwl by tho “Wild“
g ani-nalun-d and at the milltl‘ limo
. . . ol Hundreds ol the Best Clue at linen.
llorouglily ilnlopvwlvnl little lmly. :
the Intelligent and Thrilty Forum at
Norwalk and its Neighboring Towns.
"will.” “For rider." “To Lot.”¥..
. . . . .“lmrl.” and "Maud.” and mirmim- -
b'l'lll‘" llll‘ f-‘- ”f I'olll'w tnm'n \hn alnuvulnni’a likovhartader, not «mania
villain. and if. I’. idsdl‘lmn zl‘wdlnlul lllt‘ lin- lilo-u no: maivalrnt to thirty (ml ~ '
role aa ln'. i‘arlluln I‘raw u and Wm- Hr‘ 1' ”7" lwmfmm'." ”W‘m‘d "”1““qu
our «.ay' lur 3!.) ('tbltlr‘.‘ HIM: llflyli, 50
1" Ill w: ullr (Tu-k, ill
WANTED."
Alla.“ Koanwiy‘s vapour: \VJJi Ruth]. ‘
l’roiuiurul in lln- 4.: .' vm r:- W. l‘. 1M?
. O
'.'rll«~. who malls“ :; ll'uo godly. t_\ ranuwal:
rmliy mllrulaliug a.~ main ltuvnlwru ow
:ximl. “is lrlol \l'nx‘ .lzn'l. Hum-ll.
\vvllwnal-ml lly lLlwnp a“: l‘wlur. Mind:
:rmim-nn-ul “dril'lr‘illl‘ll Ly James liwn?
nwly, I‘ll” l‘.l’IIIII'll)' “l “I‘llllh'r? m Vllil'l \ '.\.-ill.\'<l lolrllw home. Exxmrlrno'
31:“ Ill l{;i-..".l.~'. a ("lllm'll coma-ml. 'l'urlr Ill \r ‘llt'l Addrmu or call at. “53
vwal du- ls and donning min nun ll up . “‘1' “TM!" Saul: N"""“lk' 5'3 1"
)llltlltit' and repeated l‘lll’lll‘t'i. Ilrury W. “tyranny mrl “his,“ a” ‘l‘llace n;
ll‘ouwiu'k wart an urn-idiom llulzu lldVl‘ll" - ll" It'll-v“ \“ ”L Alldm-n "1' call.“
um. The Part of Halo Kenuou was ‘ m “ “wilmwh wmn.§:":2:§m£::-
.lwnorly d ‘pil'lwl hy :‘llrm‘ .ll->.~'t- ill-adorn .. l'l‘i‘ \ i “W Yuma man 23 would
‘ . . . .5_ H ”I", A; _,, ll e itamion. Arlvlre~e ARIHL'K D.
lull. and Mt» Julia (l mu. m”. l'.ll. Box ltll, Ea“ Xurwulk,
:: ruin.
.. i L
\\ {In 11 . Fl"
.
en
main» m-d :llr... Winn. un- mpllro'n P “on". j23e
”Lupiaki-l-‘wr. Warlord] vi .".' lrt-rlv “mwnrli ' ‘ ’" W"? M" ””"Tm'w‘ ‘
l " . -. g l‘ ‘ T l 'Afilllhlv and il'H'Hl'Ifl lndrut homo
“Tl“ mm: by {no ladu‘aot tat-mtnpany. 3 . a “h; mm or lulukelmnw. Ad.
was illilllt‘ll'lilll‘l‘l mm. '33}; lluuwn lemri, South Norwallr.
E .. d 3t 3t
; \ steady. innrlJlFJTWed. worn in
ultraviln- l'mllurlw. 3 {a....§.'7r..l‘.'{[i§3l"1131323373153}:3..§"l2ll
., . r N ..... . . 7 ‘ .
u... 8...... we w... , ; ;;;::.‘:.“2.... .2“:2“..'..:..2"2l:‘..’::;‘. raga!
Alli-531‘s ifllvalrl‘lxnmorrmvtiiglil.l’:Llll “‘m'lm'. (Wm. - I! 303:
. ..,. *I ll... . . . ‘p - "lug" ' ‘ H V” WW
.lppl..1 ll .i.i.. n .lllll Mull: ll .. gondola: l' , 001), “Mme ynun: man to work
promotion. "h lam Below: the \\ .u', av t “I {‘15er lo ’9‘ Elizabeth street.
A gmxlveizud oath-sum
.lui ulna-«l their apprwcinrinu hyap.
'l‘ii»\l>l~-llv.~li':;l N'll'i‘lll‘lld \vuro
pnltlw.
what is prunnum‘nal on; of lln- mm
L: lik'l'fld'lthllll'l'» on :ln“ Shtgt‘ and i
one that i~ grain-alumni to plwaw the
1110M institution“.
H Illfii unrl lnuml Int-mu:
gentleman all
| )lilb. YURK’S,
50 South Alum hlrt't'tv,
d 30 35
\‘i' No. 129 Harbor avenUe, Nor-walk,
'. ' “ '4 n J . PIX room» with city water. rent $8;
“Swing the Wind. ..v_.;-... liltl‘l‘t' rooms, cay- watar, rent 84.
. ~ . .n . . Equal v convenient (rum l'orwalk or
Lou..~ot rho- orama v...l ho pll‘flru-il lo 5”,." )- mmk. Apply ,0 RALPH
learn oi. Illt' vzumngof .~-uv-h :1 inju'itnrwus . MUUDL ill" 1'3qu a‘J‘enlk‘. Numfnlli. “
pnulurfinu as "Hurling: tho Wind." ltl‘ _——.... dlfitf
lioyl'sTl‘lmala-n. Monday trolling. Jam: 1501“ “amylmlmmt. “road, name.“
r “5‘ . l' . \V' 1,. .. ‘ ‘ j rear. 93 ll tedhltlfwn street, WindOWl ‘*
“‘1'? ”. haunt!» at: 111‘ \‘HL’ U" l at every r-mlll, halls filmed and clean“;
theatrical sensation ot London two wars; fall"! 11mm "I’MPHflPulm "I’M! 5:11 119:3
‘_ . y . __ . .. .. ‘ filtll‘l noorrjwurt‘zdfiCorbettboc .793
«WIMM llfé‘ \f X ”11‘" [m ‘ll‘ll‘l‘ml other 1 M \erlilui‘lblll street, real ”and 310. Al"
lozulinj..r 0mm ninw- thou. The manago- ‘ .uv UM! WELL CIGAR CO. jylfi ti
tin-ill of lu' :ltlrrrt‘o ‘1!"E’l“. a 2 1‘ ‘ . i.‘ "”"“""‘”"
. . t 4 ‘ ‘ u l' 1' ‘N ‘ ”mm“ ; ‘l‘. l l“..\ roomsa. live on first. floor, «C23
{ioasnuzlarmall1‘:.~pl.g.rolli;ll wlurh j . x luzunnrd street. Inquire o! P ‘ ’["1'
made sin-l. a hit in the ulnlropoliluu,“ml"- d 9“
tlulalz'w'. 'l'lu' l-osluiuns in particular
are said in rival auylliiilr >1.“le lu-rv- inl
ylar».
pied-ii;
' l.\' mom cottage: on Quintarrl avenue
. More... CHESTER r. CLARK, iii
Qilllllill'll lmmuc. 5131.!
’l'illi tom oiliire, corner Washington
‘ ~zx~wl and Railroad avenue, poet
unim- budding, n-nl ill: alsua five root!
. apartment in una- handing. suitable (at
small family. re-nt (sit). For particulars.
inq'llrr' nllzm- Ulll) WELL CIGAR 00., 83
Whitinximi hll‘t’tf‘. "30 Cf
.~.____
lln luteresiing Case Decided.
lu Ill.» t';l:~l‘ ol' '(liarlus ll. ll .yl - vs.
Rosa liuunivri..ludgr-('urt‘n ha: air-nu
liisrlwiflon in lln- (firming; l'nnuami
l‘lzas. l'iiwmsi- mow.» from Taurualk'. m—m—e—
and i.» an intusring our. *a» lln- main 3"“ U.\l)tloorlive Y'meIS. Fort PM“
. . . . , . ..‘ Hurt. rent re; first floor “lilo. 59
tlllt‘rllflillll\'l|£\'t‘ll “’11:: (am :lAlIlvlll'l' ul t\'(,..,p_\;”-.; arrow-meat 37' Apply m K
flII.‘[lI‘:ll‘«‘ {.5le llllill llt‘l'lalull ill lidwfh‘ -_:;_"
.‘llullWAl-m. jyl ’94 t!
t'llllllill‘lll‘t'll during: his term of olllxir“. I '
hat llllllll' rrlm‘uuhlu lwi‘oro him mill-i" ‘ FOR SALE'
lilosunl term 1m.- l-xpirrd: .ludgo l‘ur "H, “HRH?“ “3W“ DALE.
lie; lioldx‘ that llt' vauun. In his din-is— The in II known lllh’ linsinees new car-
iou llll‘ lady said: "I am of tho lwwmwllw W. 'l' H‘H”.C"" will be
_ . . . . _ 4 ' . noun-d or ...ld rongood reliable party [or
opinion that Austin had no Jurmlnrzon “stun“ l-um. '1'}... Very hear u! reasons
'ntln-saidmae- of limit \':~. .lilm‘ on l"‘""““‘4 "\_ “ll“? chance “8:“ “Warm
up '. NW.” 1 ._fr 1.4 . l" nnnlvn lllu‘) I’liwnmn A clear solid profit:
.v .u« n l ., I J. an: Lia. i..~ Jill “no .ll H... H” MW... sump“. he made fro its
and tln- t'fiil‘l'lllliljl two of 1m (=1l'm~t_ :1 «writ lr‘mll'. On account of p r
lli‘I’llll i; inner he disposed of at. our:
(llillnl'llke‘t' lid, \V. C. ”ILLS. New
llrllmn. ('nnn., l'lii Kelsey street. (127 It? ‘
Judgment is. r: adore-l for the defun-
tl‘llll to w- m-r lu-t- r Na."
” " lilll’ ourlhv: ('llltl by lining li‘nehuck‘s
l\ \l‘r-uliivr strip. It in under and con.
ruini murw mhher lharr any other make.
“'1' have it. SUUTHSOH‘VALK HARDo
WARE L'l l.. 4:: aouth Main street. all”!
[Norwalll Otiicrshaltl a Noroton Resort.
.\ plow in Norolon kept ixy Alargaryt
Kelly. who're. ll id raid. liquors ty'u'l‘r‘ ll—
lvg‘.:.llly >1 dd. was raided. lust nigrhr. hyr
(ll‘lll‘l‘l‘> Hunt and Valium; vi Norvcalk. ‘
in company" with t?ux.<l.1l>ll> Word, of
Darivu. 'l‘lu‘y:irro.«twl Mrs.
.soizod a quantity of liquor.
l‘lii'hidnwl lanai: flu-trial.
Fl'i'l'l room cottage on Glenwood are
l; , mm l'or Mlle cheap and on easy
ll‘l'lll‘l. Inquire of S. B. SHERWOOD, ll ‘
Kplb’ llllll " liron- nth-hf, Swath SUP-Willi. jy9 t!
.‘rll'J. hollyl I l.‘ i 17.2? .v. Snyder skates with ur-
provl-d nrljuumucr‘ They have ab
. walurelymmnripo‘f clamp .to :héshpm
> " Illzt'l mlllllt any hard. SOUTH.N0h
Danced the Old Year Oul. . WALK . HARDWARE Co., 42 South
. . . . , .\ - ll s r” . '-
le." Hulnim'iplxun daum' at Arum Hall. . I" l l ”r ..._——._,.___.__fl_.t’f_.
NW: Yoar'is mm. war a vr-i')‘ snore ‘ ml: '1‘ l“ U “r ”we WW3 ho‘mea- Best gig?
.. . . l-l gel a home on ver eru‘
almu'. Profoxuo‘.‘ )ilt'_\‘ll"' orl‘lnwra or. Auply m S. B. WILSON? hulfder and
four pieces furnished nxr'eilout music. l r3!” vswwazenl. Ofllce‘m W3” “Eff”: .
m C n
Thorn was a large attend: i100, The cos- I Muffin“ (.«rnu. ~ ‘
mine»: of llll‘.llltlll‘5 were. ospw‘ially lino. 71"} have the ll, and B. pocket. kniv ‘
l l l \‘ wiry shind'uoll'l'ldafizwrlaég
I - ;,. ;\“.'ll‘f':i.|'llt'l . . .. - ' ' ‘ '
_G‘°"e'5 PM“ 5“"5' « l .WAltECiL, 4: South Main street. :16“
‘1 Those entitled to 2hr. prizes-are: Lady, _ __ ‘
Miss A. If. fie‘llm'k; gentleman. George C. l7 T {OPE-5‘31“" 0‘3 :1'0 LE“ .
C «unlock: Vull ll, Horace .\l.(iru._v. Towel . El“ h"*‘Y" 'lleuIS. ‘ Cotlago,‘ ‘
- , I‘mlilll'i, at Rouayton, near the Sta
. lion, >37 per month, or will sell and allow
payment ol’ :Ell) per month toward nu.
' plume: lionneaml in! 50le feet. Build
mg lot-3 {or sale, payahle ~rnnll amounts
\vm'kll' Hr lnnlilhly. ,1’.’ “”111 “
LAN” COMPANY, Mr. Jrlhu,‘ Roberts.
R .wryylun' rir Offitl: (If \V. A. Benedict &
(34.. {‘lulhirru. Surllb Nurwnlk. 02.6113.
Flflll. SALE. RARE OPPORTUNITY.“
'l'lle Snot-k. Fixturus and Good Will of
. lilo lil-ll'flt‘wrs Bunimus of the late Joseph -=
l“. Rourke, (lrltm’hfi'rl. The buiiness was
mtahliwhed at 16 Korlh Mainstreel..50nlh
Norwalk. nineteen years ago: desirable,_
location and goof] patronage. Anni soon
“may. 37.”..ka Clipping “M”. on 'l'hnr-v loathe-r .‘ii’s‘. .“ m. A. Browné l4 nion
dnv. Friday and Saturday ’1‘. E. onm. “WU-“h-T'lulh Sjeranmr the undersigned.
01:; y_ . j . 03” Ly Room,h Muemdn ltlllllllll‘lz, waalk.
\___-w.-._. ;__.;._....-._; My»-.. . CHARLES l).l..\lSTl'IAlI.
. mm M. mantra. h‘ll’rnnklln ave- Dvrwrnlurlllh.1W Avirniniairmr
lllll‘. Norwallt, In‘ propai‘rrl to dual L’ltl‘ .‘ l
dressmaking: hy the National Garment .
Culling Swath-m. I’l-rfeo: lit guaranteed.
’ ‘ dilllw l
lit 32:16.45: iwous, of Mumford.
\vi.l mart. it 1cm“ in the G’llt‘l- .
an Eagle Hall. Darren. 'l‘n‘eedar. January ‘ depn: ground-4, Hunting Case Gum
Mich. at Fl p. m. Tuition [no including 1.2 2 Hlldchltll‘l. lamrlm nu Yemeni. R4 ward
wnronomrmcf‘ nnsw rs hy the mix-es
under nixtcrn yi.‘.‘ll'.~'.
0’.
Thu ‘1'. P. S. C. H. ('lfhlln‘ imaging. -
tional ram-ch. Nom'alk, hold a New.
Year's prayi'r Hurting youwrday morm ,
ingot 7215. Pastor Nobil- led the :vrr-l
vices. ‘ w
MISCELLANEOUS.
I; onsr. lf‘ldI’PING. 91"" i lhe’lime
loollp your horses. ‘Orrlrrs "lulu-n
at. Milli-("s lllill3k~lllllll shop on Brook
'AleAltY 1, between 3 film he Annual
0 signal t. .wer at. (kiwi-rte event!a wron-
Watch
leuouu and one reception. >313. All their“; will be paid in!“ recovery. J. SIMOXS, 3
eat. and popular daucea_tnught. jl 1w 1 Mapleeveuue. Baal Nari-walk. Conn. 121: ‘
"IM-
n.-vrll}' and our lizal in mid M lnzvx- vainE . "3"le i
f.llll\' and nninv llulluz‘s for its urina-
. - ‘ TO LET.
.lurs. l: I‘iltlln‘ullllt‘A'liildllll' and lilo, ~—--—--~'~ .. »
. . , ‘. , . re 4 * r ‘V “Wm
oily Slldl‘.‘ of its killll in ifxlrill’lli‘l'. ('Ulll-l )l....-\.-.\\l m. ‘M'ed r "5'“ 1° w". h"
.. . nun-.1 :r‘ .l \l .hhnlgcou silt-eel, winch
pound of Willis? hily people. llu‘ inn‘plruy .\ ,. . “k ' 1'2 2w
of who.” are colored, and a. pauizurnny i' J a (V L t
... . .. . fl .. .. .. .‘ l) at .1; .url Hi lI-illw. .lflv «tree .
""1"! ‘Tf “ "’ ““ “ 1“” "*5" “l‘ b . l. .i. r»..- m l. (‘.i\'.\.\'.il;n. NthL'i-ea
trawl 1n lln-lrown palm-u our and givi- L'vul 'l'vrmcc dill“.
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