1mm ,,
[it Allll ~ soon-wit
M or Bhrislms Belle Their on
Familisr Carols Play.
lull llllllllllll mu truism.
Ionics More In the Epknspnl sud Remus
Wile churches—Juno» sow Full-
vsls term Chllduhwosnm and
Other Diversions.
I heard the balls on Christmas Der
Their old lsmlllnr carols play.
And Wild and sweet
7 The wonlsrepoot.
“ Of pence on earth uood-wlll to men.
—Longfell‘ow.
Two services will be held at St. Paul's
church on Christmas day. the first at
p 7:30, (allowed by services at 10:30. The
1 following programme will be rendered
‘, - by the surpliced choir at the 10:30 serv-
“ ‘ ‘_ 1109. under the directionship of Prof. R.
., L, K. Pooley:
. Prweseional hymn—Adeste Fidelis.
, , "Iutroit—“Glory to God.” . Burnby
Communion office in E flat Eyre
,.; Offertory anthem—“Thus Speaketh the
. Lor .” Stuiuer
None Dimittis—Tonus Regine.
_ Recessions! Hymn—”Hark. the Herald
‘ Angels Sing.” Mendelssohn
l
Trimlv Church.
The programme at Trinity E piscopnl
church, tomorrow at 10:30 a. m. when
there will be Morning Prayer, sermon
‘ . and Holy Communion, is as follows:
Prelude ~0hristmns March.
Venite Barnes-Merkcl
TeDeum Chapman
Jubilate ‘ Buck
Odertory anthem —-"'l‘he Glad Tidings,”
, p . Brewer
Postlude—March. Wallis
The Holy Communion will“be celebrht-
ed at 7:30 a. in . and there will be liven-
ing Prayer at 72:30. All communicunts of
the church are especially requested to be
present at one of the celebrations. The
rector will officiate.
Grace Episcopal Church.
Services on Christmas day at Grucc
Episcopal church will be Holy Calullll)‘
nion at 7:30 a. m.. and Morning Prayer.
sermon and Holy Communion at 10:30
a. m. The music at the lust named
service will be as follows:
Processional hymn. 51 Mendelssohn
Venite chant Woodward
Te Deum in E minor Dudley Buck
Jubilnte Dan in D , J. T. Field
Introit-“Aud the Glory of the Lord”
' . . Handel
K tie in E (lower
G oria Tibi J. I“. Bridge
Hymn 53 Avison
Offertory, tenor solo—“Cuntique do
Noel.” Adam
Communion service in E (lower
Recessionsl hymn. (ll Siberia
St. Mary's Church.
Christmas services will be held at St.
Mary’s church, tomorrow morning at
7o‘clock, 8 o'clock and 10:30 o‘clcck
The latter service will he a solemn high
mass, the celebrnnt of which will be
Rev. John H. Sheehen. a Norwalk boy,
who was recently ordained to the priest-
.hood. The usual Christmas collection
willbetnken up. Prof. Honda has ar-
ranged the following musical pit»
gramme:
Adeste Fidelis
K 8i [in Ji‘fll
G oria Lt‘ l’i'evost
Credo Roscwig
Oflertory~‘ ‘There w ere Shepherds."
Johnson
Sanctus ‘ Miller
Benedictus Lo Jonl
Agnes Del Tunner
Postludc Wieuuntl
veterans. 'rmmuuow uvuxiso .vr 7:30
Domino nd Adjuvundum (liorzn
Dixit Dominns (horse
Lnudute ( iiorzn
Offertory—‘ ' Adcsti Fldells," '
Moguitiout Rosewau
Aline Redemptorls
i)! Salami-in .
'Dnntnm limo limping
Luudute (lions
8!. lonph'e Church.
At St. Joseph's church. Christmas
morning. at the 0 and 10:30 o’clock
messes, the following programme will
be rendered. under the direction of Mrs.
C. A. Freeman:
K tie Counting-
G oriu (kimono
Cred Concerto
. e
(Merton solom"While the fihepnrds
Wctch” Adam Fldolle
Bonctum (:oncono
Amine Del Concono
Benedict” Coucone
«' At Vespers, at 7:30 pm ,uie following
music will be sung:
church will be open at 0:33).
day school invites all its friends.
Christmas tree. tomorrow night.
Wuimsdursnwmrm‘. as.
.mmndulosgmm. Q
church will take place tomorrow night-
ot ‘7 o'clock. The doors will be open a;
6 o'clock for the admission oi the schol-
ars, by card only. and at 6:30 o’clock the
parents and others will he admitwd.
The cuntutn “Arrival of Scots Claus"
will be presented. after which the distri-
bution of gifts will take place. ‘
The South Not-walk Baptist Sunday
school will hold its Christmas festival
tomorrow night. The scholars will ren-
der an interesting programme of songs
'nnd recitations, and will afterward re-
ceive gifts from a tree. The entertain—-
ment will begin at 7 o'clock. Miss Eva
Collins will play on her banjo. Santa
Claus and Frost King will appear. The
The Christmas festivnlof the llorwnlk
Methodist church will be held at the
church at‘il o’clock tomorrow night,
when the csntatu“Welco:ne to Santa
Claus" will be rendered.
How the Germans will Celebrate.
The Arion Singing society will have a
in
Ariou Hall. with presents for the little
folks. The exercises will begin at 7:30
o’clock, and will be followed by dancing.
Christmas will be observed by the
Germanic vb‘inginp; society. tomorrow
night, in the society's hell on the Wash-
ington street bridge.
distributed to the childieu from large
trees. and inter un informal dance will
take place. I
Prosonts will be
Santa wm Visit the Llllle Folks.
Mnyor A. C. Wheeler's residenco in
Arch street will be the scene of uChrist-
mos party, tonight.
tree and u rml live Suntn Claus 'to give
the little folks a good time.
There will be a
Eunice Stevens, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. James Lawrence Stevens. of East
avenue, will have 11(Jhristmus tree and
psrty tomorrdw night.
Matinee Sociable.
The first annual lniltlll'ie sicinble of
the Welcome Social club will be bold in
Red Men’s Hall. tomorrow, from ‘2 to l“:
p. m. The Philharmonic orchestral will
furnish music.
Al the Town Farm.
The inmates of the Alnishouse :n'u
whotting their appetites for their un-
nunl Christmas feast. tomorrow. The
menu will ci'lnsist of Chicken pie, rice
pudding, uppls pie and other usual
edibles.
Post-Office Hours.
The Norwulk post-oilice will close
Christmus day nt 11 a. in. for the bail-
unco of the day. The letter carriers
will make one delivery and one collec-
tion, leaving the ofiice at 7 a. m.
The South Norwaik post-office will
oloso tomorrow at ll o‘clock, the mix"
rivxrs’ window being open from It) to ll
There will be our gonerul delivery and
collection.
DRlFfED 0N HOLLY'S ROCK.
The Sleep lennie W.. of South Norwslk, Nar—
rcwly Escapes Serious Damage.
A siuull oyster sloop, the Jennie W.,
of South Noi‘vvulk. Csptuin James
Wood. drifted on Holly’s rock. in Stum-
ford harbi ir,’l‘ucsduy ui'tornoon und cumi-
vory neur being seriously damaged.
She hurl boon lying neur Smith's cull
ynrd for the wick past. llor ownvr cun-
clurlwl to Hire tho vessel to Greenwich.
ulthoughthero wus little or no wind.
lie got under way ut noon und drifted
out of the. harbor. A little puff of wind
sprung up no he not llppllulm the rocks
nndblowbimtowurdthum. in his ef-
fort to kecp oll‘. he broke his only our,
null could not keep oil’. When the bout
struck, she hung, and us the this full shv
assumed it perpendicular position. For-
tunutclv whim tlr: tido mun :igcin llf' man
with it uml puohvd oil’ l'uosdny night. You-
terday morning he soiled buck into the
harbor audio. npparoully none the worse
for his oxporit nor.
us».
Scarlet Fever ln Lexington Avenue.
Scarlet fever has broken out in tho
southern portion of Hnuth Nnrwulk. our
case having been ruportcd ut the rosin
deuce of Julius llubbull, Lexington sun
on". The victim is Elmer (hirvoym son
of William 11. Harvey. llo Wns lulu-n
sick Tuemiuy, and the house bus iwen
quarantined. The case is not is very
serious our. and an epidemic is not fear-
ed. although the usual precautions are
being token to prevent the spread of the
disease. .,
Stroller 0750.
C. it. und H. RGnrdlner, of Nora»
The gnawhns heruleud at least one entertain-
The True Christmas Spirit ixempllfisd
at Hillside Seminary.
FfllllYJWll lllllLllllEll MADE HAPPY
Initiated late the lays of the Approaching Holi-
day Through the Sympathetic Efforts of
Mrs. Hand's Young Lucy Pupils—4 ’
Verltshlc Palrylsnd Scene.
Every holiday season for the past six
in Norwalk which exemplifies the
true Christmas spirit of good-will.‘ This
is the reception given by the pupils of
“Hillside” to a number of the poorest
children of Norwnlk. This your forty-
two children, fourteen of whom wr-re
from the Town Home, were located
amused and initiated into the joys of
Christmas through the sympathetic ef-
forts of Mrs. Mond's young ludy pupils.
Looking in upon the happy scone one
might have soon bright girl students in
attractive evening costumes mingling
freely with boys and girls who bore the
unmistakable sign manunl of poverty in
face and dress.'und dispensing Christ-
mas choor with an enthusiastic hospi-
tulity that mode fuir‘i'uces fairer and
bright eyes more bright; looking at
them so, one could not help thinking of
the, words we hour so often as we sit in
our softly-cushioned pews—words so
often heard. yet so little realized—“It is
more blessed to give than to receive.”
To the children gathered in the parlors
ol’ Hillside, the Christmas tree, with its
bright lights and strange fruit—~benuti~
ful dolls, books and toys in lavish pru-
fusi~vu-which Santa Chins picked und
brought them, the charming hostesses
and. their pretty gowns. tho dclicmus
refreshments, all combined to llllllil‘ u
fulryland not soon to be forgotten.
Their focus glowed with pleasurable
cxcil‘umcnt. but. the young Women who
haul token thought i'or“thcso little ones"
boomed with :i more rudiunt joy. the
joy of lllillillig others joyful.
An intorosiing feature of the evon~
int.r was the rendition of scenes from
Allen in \Vomicriunri, which were wry.
creditable presented.
The children of the Town Home minute
with the mutton, Mrs. Lewis, in Gill"
ridges provided by the pupils of Hill-
side. Among tho gifts they received
wusiino which will bring them much
plczisurv on rainy days. This was seven
ill pretty scrap books manic by the
scholars of tho primary llt‘Iliil‘lilli'lll.
under the diroction of their tcuchcr,
Mrs. ('i‘cwiord.
l . .
' by cuix-lnl drivers.
Much timught is given by teachers
and scholars to tho selection of thumb
who slinll l't‘('l‘l\'(l invitations to this
novel “At Home." Individual needs
und thaws are taken into consideration.
and tho solei'tmon us well its the city
missionary, Miss (loot-gin Taylor, are
consulted litrful‘t! making out ihc list.
Many helpful (lliill'lllt's owe their in—
coptiou to this normal one... Among the
guests at one of these rmcplious was :1
crippled boy. the son of on iron mouldnr
llvmu‘ in ll‘l'llllltt‘ street. in tho midst of
tho festivities the suli‘crvr was sum-d
with u pui'osymn of pziin, so dreadful
that this sympnthivs of the pupils “we
fully unused. This h‘d to-«wril, the
poor boy is now comfortably siluutud in
u boom for cripples. where he has ovary
uwdful ultcntiou, and the pupils of
llillsidocould proboblyJell how he is
kl'pl; thorn, if they would.
ltis silt-l1 thing-t us tin-so that. nmltc
this nusssuminu work one of such mil
bolu'lli'iuriI-s.
HlNTS FOR HOLIMY SHOPPERS.
Where 8min Claus Buys His Christmas fillls
lor Old Ind Young.
The wintry blunts. yesterday. while
they interfered lurucly with (.‘hristmus
ll‘lilld. did but kill it altogether. Muny
shoplwrs fm'ml thv blinding snow to
make purchuws. Couches Wore pressed
into service. utidinuny suspicious look
inn llll'lkiflfl'n were secretly l'lll’Wil homo.
title-o kropors are doing it lively business
tmlay.
HMM'N A: it).
A more complete line of uenls’ fur-
nishing uomls for the hollduy trude hos
seldom. if ever, been) shown in the Nor»
walkihun can now be found at Francis
a: (Jo‘s tip-tonsils clothing store. it con-
sists of everything rich, fushiouubln and
reasonable, from u white tie to it full
time unit. The windows of tho ntom
sire decked with specimcus of what may
,ihu :woutli Nor-.vnlk Savings Bunk nml
vuluo both to the Workers and ilu-ir:
walkhuvebrousht suit cpuinstileorge be found inside. and nmny purchasers
nominee lunewis
Wt Domino: masterly:
Oeufltebor Bohewil!
M We
mews Peer! Rooms
headset Domino: 8096M
' j .svs m tritium
.lmll ' M Bosewlg
'O’hlntsme Renown!
Min ..... Bus-win
It. We church.
:lrmmu be service in St. Peter’s
MW 1% tone I. m.. and the
‘ ,W’I quflvfl will beheld
”fihlo'oloek.
W
W mic.
are attracted thereby.
ms. liliUWN,
the shoedmler. showeueum of Christ-
mas slippers that me the wry embodi-
meant of ease and comfort. ltshouldhe
is happy day indeed for the person whose
feet stepintoupulr of them tomorrow
winning. Mr. Brown has, alwmstoek
of shoes in grout vurivty end at over!
price.
mmwsm PATTERN contrast.
11. nnd Marin Toilet. of KorwulkJor
Hill). (hmstsble Wurdwoli has attached
their property in orchard street. The
suit is returnable Micro the Common
Pleas Court, the first Tuesday in June.
arr. W,
“Prof. hi. 8.3mm, the welleknown
monsoopticion, can be consulted at his
attitude the print of the City Hotel,
heath Kuwait. Terrorism, from 9 n. m
SOUTH NORWAIJK. CONN; instill-78mm Duos
it uh lllll THE nu
stocking would tickle him almost to
death. You mood what you want at
the Norwslk Pattern and Manufactur-
ing Company’s store nt’the east end of
the bridge. do use: gas stove, or n
Perfection radiator. would. also. delight
your wife and prove an economical in-
vestment. They have them in several
sizes and at various pricesf
DAVIS, rue union.
names some suitable gifts for'the holi-
days—«silk mufflers. silk and linen hand
kerchiefs, neckwenr. gloves, full dress
shields, silk suspenders, sstchels, um-
brellas. lists, white vests and tics and
boys’ Swufllel‘fi. Santa Claus could fill
his pack from such an assortment.
Polite attention is accorded all customers
who call at this deservedly popular store.
LURENZU Dllilild-l,
in addition to his complete stock of
staple and fancy groceries. has some
choice goodies for than Yule-tide season
with which to lill the little folks‘ stock-
ings—ornngcs, applcs. candies, figs, etc.
Mr. Dibbiumuhusn speciality of choice
bullcr, which you will want to go with
tho otlur choice things of your Christ
inns dinner.
allotment» u now.
People 11.1w: hooked to Scolicld do
Hoyt‘s stores this week in countless nu lil-
bers, and the many mysterious packages
they have borne away indicates tho: the
firm’s salesmen have been busy. in
fancy and useful articles they show
municuro sets, work boxes, albums,
shoving sets. collar undcuil“ boxes. neck-
tie cases, dolls and stationery.
BENEDICT .t: m.
Tomorrow Benedict cc (Jo‘s prize
pony Bijou will make some one happy.
it will be the person who has guessed
neuresthisuge. The contest closes to~
night, and if you have not. olreudy got
in your guess u purchuao for Christmu's
from their oxtunsive stool; of clothing
and men‘s furnishing goods \vill ontiilo
you to one. You may be the lucky
person.
RAYMUXU ilRUTlliillS.
A ton of cool in the bin of some needy
iii-ighbor would about his homo and
make your (.‘hrismins a happy one.
Raymond Brothers soil the colt-brawl
liuzclton and Cross Crook conlv, fl‘t'll
from (llll and slate, and it is dolivoml
.mmu .‘il. LAYTHN.
Although Christmas goods art not. in
Mr. Luylou'o lino. no. can writcyou :1
fire. life or accident insurance policy.
sell you a house and lot or u Sil‘dlllSlllQ
ticket. He also negotiates louns zlilll
soils stock.
lli‘leli' 'l‘ll.l.\‘.
(ice of tho brst methods of economiz-
ug is to buy when prices nrc at tho llul‘
mm notch. Just now Henry 'l‘illy is of-
fering spi‘ciul inducements in wagons
and carriages. both new and sci-turd
hnnd.
U. l‘. STILLNIN.
'l‘oilct mi-cssitries-«pothole, powder.
soup. tooth, hair and both brushes, muni-
cui'e sets, Combs. etc. fill thou-uses lit
Stillson‘s drug store. Any of these or-
tlcles would be u sunsiblo prosont.
‘l‘i{l)\\'|lllilliil-l .\ \‘Il.
Sow money nod bu happy by sim'ikin;
n pipe. if you Wish to smokv u brior or
inwrsitlluulu. 'l'l‘oulu‘idgo o; (lo. can lit
you out nicely. You will find tliut u
pipe ishoullhior and it's cheaper uud
llllll‘l' l‘llJHyillllU.
rml'l‘ll Knit“ ll 3; L 1i i.‘.li?‘ l=.\Nl\.
il’ Hindu l'liw ~22 1'" he so good its to
bums n. Holinr o" loo lll your stocking.
we would Ml,.’t.'l‘rll that you (ii-posit it iii
lot if grow.
U. .l‘ inNliH.
The no . i '3 ~ plat. old Futile? Tim"
soonvnit as us dining to spring, whom we
begin to think ubout renovntiim our
houses. .l. (l. .lvnnings will dotho job
in tho hiuhost style of tho wull paporing
art.
it. u. liiLl-z.
livorylioily who bus used Hale‘s l‘om-
pound (.QJllllIm for the heir hours truth
annoy to it ollii-ncy in urrcsting boldness
and curing svulp disousue, keeping tho
bend cit-nu und heultliy.
Hl.i.\ll"llillll'.\.\ili\' kimmu.
The brunch store of the Htumfoi‘d
(Jundy iiitchel‘i ut fill South Main street
is u coon-c of dellultt those days with its
grout honor; of tempting cundy. They
uro pure nnd delicious und trade isbriek.
s. H.l.'liu.\l..\ll=illll-‘.l‘. ,
Whuthctter present could you give
your wifoor mother then an insurance
pollvyoii your life in the (lollneetlcut
(lenorsl? Bis cuiituitduy wrilgivoyou
alum upon which to enjoy yourself in
your old dire.
)MM'IZI. 1‘. llA'rt’ll.
itsntemhor your full-hint horses on
Christmas doy, by giving them no extra
union suw.’
Yesterday's Storm a Close Approach
to the Big Blizzard of 1888.
DEEP llRlFTS Ill MANY Phillis.
The Temperature Touche” ’3 Above Zero and
’ Old Boreas Blobs at its title of Filly-
elght Miles an Hour~0lear and _Ccld
Weather Promised for Tomorrow. I
(Specini to Tho Sentinel-l
NEW Ilsvn’tv, line. 2 .-—Yosterday‘s
storm was the closest approach to the
big blizzard of any in this vicinity in
ten years. ()u the Now York. New
Haven and Hartford railroad trains were
from ten minutes to hull an hour late
yesterday afternoon, but this morning
were reported close to schedulo, the only
delay being caused by the heavy Christ- 5
mos trsiiii'. l
Tlll‘ temporutnrc was four degrees:
abovo'zero for sovcrul hours lust iiight,‘
the lowest point touclml this Williil‘J
Menu 21 1896.
This to: ll fall of snow was close to i‘lli\’t‘ll .
POSTPdfiEMEfiTS.
The Christmas festival of the South
Norwallr Congregational Sunday
school wiilbeheld tomorrow night, at
7:30 o’clock. The committee deemed it
advisable. because of the severe storm,
last night, to postpone the festival.
About two hundred scholars and parents
gathered at the church, and practiced
soon: of the carols that will be song to-
morrowuight. The church is attrac-
tively decorated with cvergrecns, and u
houseflmvlngnciiiinuey and fireplace,
has been constructed on the pulpit plut-
form. I ' _
The full rehearsal of the First Metho-
dist Episcopal church Christmas cantata
will be held at the church tonight at
(3:30.
to be on hand promptly.
All who are to take part are urged
Owing to the severe storm, lust even-
ing. the rehearsal of the Christmas en-
tertuinineut ut- iho South Norwulk Bap-
tist church was postponcd, olid will be
bold tonight of; 0:15 o'clock. Will all
who are to take part cmue promptly?
rivo o y
lllll ion ”in,
Fire Department
A u'luutus 'sunu nit ;.
Cigars and liehsshmsnls (20an ii-
Enginesr Prowill’s Expense. ml the
meet Boys Provide a Parlor saw.-
meni cl fluslcal Numb”. ‘
Tue‘bumrii, last night. did not
Nortvulk's firemen from turhlng '
large numbers to attendfthe.
meeting of the department, at Pratt
Hook and Ladder company’s 11
quarters. ‘ ' ‘
A unanimous spirit prevailed,0hb
Engineer l’rowitt and his Mum-M,
being renominuted. ,' ' '
The board stands: Chief engine 3,”
'l‘ Prowitt; iirst iimistnnt. Froderl,
W. Smith. second assistant, Thom,“
Sumpier Murray: ’ilepnrtmcnt pity I
cinn. \Vlllliilll .l. Tracey. K
j-Altcr the (dustbin the chief pass“
('lgill‘n‘ mound and refreshments were
served. , 0' ‘
’l‘ho Pioneer boys entertained lib
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
The Cullen Knig.
imbue, the lllO>l him-c lwi. Wmlher
.
tilinvor hiryors oi the New lluvcn sln- .
l
lion. pruniisus clear :lllil cold -\\‘i“u‘.':.o:'§
a
[Hi'l :l i_\' cud Chi-15mins. Tho wind goti
:is loch us thirty-night miles
yesterdayulternwn and llll‘l'f‘. urn doupl
country. blocking suburban ru 1-15 onii
stage lino».
Vanderbilt Rapidly Recovering.
lbw-Mini to Thu “mil incll
Now York, lli‘lll'llllW‘l' 3l.—(;‘ornr~lius
V'undurbilt is rapidly l‘(‘l'il\'t‘l’lllllf from
the paralytic stroke from which he suf-
feted lust-suinniur. lid is now able to
uw his right fll'lll, which was most ser-
iously ull‘i-i ml.
A Priest Charged with Embezzlemenl.
:.~'p mini iz‘iI'l'hc motion!)
kins” ostutowas arrest.» l. charged with
eiiibcizzlczucnt, today. ’l‘hurois a light
:illilllll.’ thudlmirsm settling up tho c.4-
ltilt‘.
The Strike Spreading.
Nl‘uvlu‘. to The Sentinel.)
lusting Ih-r“. 2’ l.~—Thv bit: street roil-
wuy strike sprawl to the West l-Jod rand
toiliv. Thurc is toll: of shutting down
the pow: 1~ house this :iftwrnoon. Only
at low curs are running.
THROAT CUT WITH A RAZOR.
Anlnmale of the Soldiers' Home Allempls in
Commit Suicide.
l’wtt‘r MN 100. (ill inmate}: of Fitch‘s
Homo, n? Noi‘otnri. attempted to commit
suii'iilv. Smithy morning. by ('llllllllf his
throat \l'lllllil’dYMI‘. 'l'bv out was not
suliiuicntly (loop, howcvur. dud ho will
[ll'tlllillllyl‘l‘l‘IWt‘l'. lib is about vilrhly-
l‘lll‘ yours of age and bus lam) no inmutc
ol' the Home between two und three
yi- it's.
For llll' pus: two or three months Mo»
(ion has boon nbligml lo lf'lllillll in tin-
liovpitul. [In his lwon desponduut of
lite. and soomvd to think lll‘ \VilS brim:
pornorutwl. 'l‘hu dilution to end lllrl lilo
wusniudv inimudintoly ul‘toi' the other
Vt-lot‘uns hull pp mo out. in liri'ukf'usl.
Motion room to tho home from Fair
lluvvn. lll- bud bum employed on the
Fair lluvun strrot i'uilwny iwvnly-soven
yours. lin wus stutionod around Charles-
ton, l‘ort lloynl lord Morris island dur-
ing purl of his war service.
Thu cliiuuvy ol' 'l‘hu livv-ning Hoiitinol
ll‘i an advert mm: modium lids ugliiu bum
prowl). 'l‘uoodny .lohn- Herring, of (tiny
ell-out. udvm‘tisi-d his dog lost. und in
loss thou on hnnrnltor the pnpor \vns
lssuwl llw do; returned hunw. Yester-
diy Mr. llurrinu was visited by si-orus
of pnopl i, \Vllli dogs of oil broods, sinus
and colors. trying to not Mr. iicrriug to
claim limo. and he Woe kept busy ex-
plaining thut he had recovered his high-
ly priml lorries.
. ”my
Something to Depend 0n.
Mr. .lumos Jones. of the drug firm of
Jones it; Hon, Uowdon, ill. in speaking
of Dr. King‘s New lllscovvry. toys that
lost wimor his wife Wars ultra-lied with
lintlrippo. and but new grow so serious
thnt physicmns ut (lowden nnd i’anu
would do nothing: for her. It seemed to
clevolopinlo busty consumption. Hov-
iitt: Dr. King’s New Dbi‘uvvry in store
and soiling lots of it, he took it bottle
museum of nuts. The kind that himruel
’1‘. Batch soils, the lie-st, are us “cloud us
it whistle.” Not one bushel is, dolivervd
until they have been carefully screwed.
Mrs {db}. Head‘s schml clued your
to e p. m. Eyes mined from A psi: of mm in Young Autumn’s
e
terrlsy for the Christmas vacation.
homo. and to the surprise of oil silo bo-
iixou to not bnttnr from the first dose. nod
Llliilf a (lrmen duller bottles cured hm'
lsrmndundwcll. Dr, itiuu’s New Dis.
inn-cry iur consmnptloo. couch» and
‘ voids is guaranteed to do this good work.
Try it. Free trhil wittlss tit it. if.
i’lnistud’s drug store. heath Norwallr.
r
_ l’\;l“‘llllll.'r fill.
an 11.,m«isi;\iii'i:~.i‘il oi' i‘llijl'lli‘llt‘ll lit-l has ulwuys
drifts in many plows in the? Sill'l‘nllllliing
lilill'ord. l). l‘. L‘lwilM‘. Father Burns, '
n formerexecutor of llwi'. Faillz‘l' Lit-t
"William It. lii‘izrly's "'l‘ho Cl'lllull:
King" uiLl llt: who horn. on Tuesday
u‘. “my“ ’l‘lmitiiu It is;
Mr. llmdyk Hollis! io llJlI.;lli:illl the lllflll‘
adopts-«l. uiid lit“ wirlirs to inform his
lnotnm‘ous patrons, litiif lilo presunt pro-e
l
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l
l
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1
(motion of l‘iiit‘
pron-mo! in v.1 ~:.
Frederick Rupert's "Forgiven."
Soliiinrs. sluturrmi n. ilrivul whim-rs. for-
nicu lill‘i't‘ll‘lllfd, tinuimiuon.
:misls. niwthics, inventors. theatrical
foih. ' downs,» lawyers. politicians, all
like lilo ploy “l"nrgiwu." Mi’. llryion.
‘! slurof the pinch. ims llillllll‘l‘llS of
, ...l .
l «lb-nu,
lfi‘li’it‘lil' mm, :lilll letters from the ft:-
iiilllr‘ aziimlrm's of the play without mim-
lit-r.
will lei‘wlu‘ ly l‘x urn: it.
liq-List». t lilii'l'l'
Ciiiidron, thnty
Norwnik ‘)}\l‘l‘il
. irzziliuto and owning.
.l‘Ce cunts to matinee.
The Seward Comp my.
vat
Lit
Thole li"lli;! so iutv who v0. mud to
brave tho svvcro storm lust evening and
visit lion's. tiio roiuiigi ment of the
Howard ("‘Iillll’lllf llr‘l‘itit‘ll it best to pi at
poni- the of “(Jupiml
Against Labor.“ It will be giwu this
owning. :iuil on ll’lllill'l‘llw night. Cliiisiw
inns. they will present for the first time
‘bv any is-pi‘rloire i,‘.;l".l,l1illy, .lllxi‘llli J.
purl} o'nmm'i'
llowlinn's ('illlil‘ij’ drumu. “The Belle of
Carbine River." A very laughable
country school-room scene is one of tho
i'uiuures‘ of the tiny. Rusm‘vcd seats
now on ship. A upwinl musical pro.
gmiiinio bus boon arranged by Prof.
Sulllllvltl.
A Breezy Time.
'l'lu- :llll‘lll lion at. tho Noru'olk llpi m
:lll‘l \anirh-l’ in ".\ lbw /.v 'l'iinu." Miss
Wi-‘miv l‘. after two hours and Zl hull of
«frilllll'lllnp (in. which is (wounds-d by oil
lllll‘ull‘ldll» to ploy llllVHt‘ “xiii ii vtii'u.
soils ilpto it high 1) llllll hold: it (‘lt‘lll‘
nod strum: Willi the gnu-uh“! of also,
while singing tho music of the “Turkish
(nu-m." which (’lllllpl‘lriwis' the lust not of
this popular mush-iv force coxuedy.
omcsus or «cunt NARRUK. '
A New Hall Lease and the Meeting Night
Changed by the Forrsicrs.
.-\l thivir unimnl lllt'tllllLf. but night.
the mmnbvvs of (3 mil. Nurruk. l-‘otostc-iu
ul' Aniutit'u, sr-lw-(‘ml 1H i'liiul‘ mugvl'. .l.
L. Dyer; Mill-rdnw‘l’, John Callahan:
financial Hillll‘l‘fili‘flf. .losr~pli Gilmore:
trousurer. l.. M. Smith: rw‘oi'ding.u'riho,
lioriu‘u lmuthoriund‘. M‘llinl‘ woodwurd.
1". l". iloouuy; junior Woodward, llunty
ll'liuru: senior lontilo. ’I humus Ill’illlll‘l‘“
hind; Junior bundle. ()hui'les lilissnrd:
trustees for Mo y ~er. John Kirsch.
.limies Morris; court physiclunJIM. 1". ll.
ilukm'.
Dtslogutus from Court hinhuckmuo. of
iiouth Noi'wnlk, were present. at tho
roosting.
it was wind to hire the Sons of Hi.
Hmruo hall for llll‘lélllig purposes. The
night of meeting was changed from
'l'hursdny to the second and fourth Fri.
dhy in ouch mouth.
Assistant Secretary Resigns.
mpmrlul in The Henliuvl.)
liil'll‘lll‘dlllll Will not i'~:~'
While in any particular from form» 1"
indeed. it is his intwr-l
turn to out-pus nil previous Militia, in the 1
history of this It‘llilll’lgulllt‘. ploy. l
twutmuiuls in his {lxl>:<'-.‘L“~‘ll‘~li froinu'ory'
il‘ you mist won..." Ill" play you-
llouw, ill at 'l‘iilzsiiziv night. will lz- Vii/Ci
singing. tlilil"llllt. pinyin: ul‘ lllllull‘ill iii-t
dcpurtim-nt with a musical in the I} ,
lot ilpslztlrs.
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lrs \ ‘ i
'.l lcn lixpcrimccd Operator
Us htrnw tit-wing; Machines. '
Apply to
liisxms t‘c BLANCHARD,
in: Water Smart, 1 So. Norwnllr, Ct.
”V "A‘.‘~"i‘i".l).«~—.\. rc-mtufinblo German 7
wonrm \vis'nia-i to dogsncrul lions
'.i‘4>1‘fi.‘»‘.’:i~.llillq m‘ churning. Address Post
(1323 PA 26
. Vi".\.\' Chill-w}. girl to do general ‘
i . illill~t-1\'lil‘i(llllli‘iifllliyofb‘v‘ifrl. A!)w ,
in]; unmmintily m N Myrtle avenue,
iii-Iris; .\'oru‘.ill.. (12?. 3t
l “155 'Alll'li. N. Lni‘ New York city.
. . I. Mm} Ui‘ outcome that. she
iiulylml ll mi Allllillii ~ il‘lll Saturdays. at.
4: ll. . L on lt‘,l:vlilll; vailionywho may
I iii-sin: ill‘ll‘llaflllllll'l \‘Ul‘Jt‘lJllillll'e. n 1 if‘
i ' !} Wail vlvulna i‘xl’lllill shutout No.
rll‘i’i‘l. corner or South Main
rlv curs. South Nom’nlk.
_- .imu sum-to the citizens
’.\\il'\\'illli and vicinity that
I win!» l‘llt“: .Vvurwlvos ill the.
[lust on: 1131:! l';l"ii.ll‘.ll§ husiuoss. llllll tire now
i-ropnu il in in Eillllls of vlcnningnud dye-
I lllt: in tho wt; l-mt :«lylmmd manner. Ladies?
l ulna iirr- . 7 “Hill“ up orupui'l..ciimks.
. ,H .
millw ii )X iiTi. Mrs. Sill.
.-;:l'l“'l.l
toxin, ‘t’t .- aw: will.
lui booth .\I>i":.:ill:,
l‘.‘.t' ”Ll: .
'u. v . .. .npoils, etc. ribbons .
. :i gm. 1. 3. organ. billiardvow-1's, mothers. ‘
si-m'in. llI”~‘. kid glows. kid shoes also leathers
.- mncil du-l Iflll‘lt‘ll. imntlnmen's garments.
.13.“! ul' my. lnml pressed in the best man-
uor. C. ill. hill‘Ar‘xfi ' mm ti' " “
. TO LET.
1. ' ‘0 I.l‘.’l‘,- rll‘rl floor. ilvt-roijinsJil Wood-
. word ;i\".’l-ll~-. l‘t‘lll So: I,» l‘tJtlllli-énfsi’Ollll [1001'
. Ammo. mm to; houseorooms
. .. ulihwiwnrd avenue. rent 80:
(m'rgigo m \i.»wi‘.\':irii inbound rooms, rent
‘lS-l‘l: sw-wi lint-l} -l l'mimrl. 51! Wood-
l:‘:ri’r’l memb- mint 3“: homo 7 rooms. 01'
i u‘».wl\s;izvl ll‘u,‘Uliil". aunt SH. E. A. Wood—
wml '
I . - . . ,. ....._ - ....__ .__.
l'l‘ “Tillllu. ‘Jixrill, basement 0
. , v llll'Ilfii‘llH, ll‘i Washington
ism-mt, .~ Hill] Nurnulk. Possession Jun-
iunz'y l. iooiliri: ill the Seminal office.
{ (T33 (if
i'l‘il Ll) l'.«-»lloc largo niculy furnished
. yo no, Will] lllll :mrl colder water and
ll-irnzu'v lll‘illi most I'i-iiiml loculllm ill the
m abolition. i-mi'ilors‘ Wanted. Prices
5 wry rundown", Apply Ill 0qu to Mrs. (.3.
‘ll. l‘nioku, il llduforil plucv. (1‘32 3f.
,' ll) l,l'.'l‘, ‘lio Vivien-r pines in Quintm'd
2 .ill" luv. in lHHIL-t Willi limit-r nod all
‘ill‘ul-lli loom won-uh: 'llm lhlrn stint-hed-
me w l~<>llitlllrh A; ivy :o o. Simulate it‘dsh—
SlhlIl-lll «.1. wt.
“l ‘U ll. l‘. .\i'lll lori.i~vl.«~»l r ozn to lot to
l t'ospwtsiblo uvuio-imill. \lillilu three
i‘Wll'lll‘.‘ milk Ml igvfl-Hllln't‘. limit “00".
llwu' :l i-ipwr WPI'k ' .' :3 lim’llulid st. (M
5" ‘U l.l“.l‘. ”this“ t‘xllllilllllllfl six roomsnf
l 2:, best Mum sin-ii. Norwulk. l’os‘
~r"-~lvlli minimiln my. ('. ll. li.i\\'xhursi.n‘lfi if
' ‘U l.l-‘..’ (mo hull-H in llnnrv street. Eliot
.‘mi .ynli. '. vim boos-- in la“\\'t‘ .41:thth
llwl‘. '«Mwio'o: l'lll‘ limos". llw 11mins. Ely
l .\l‘t'K ; llllm‘ limlllm on 'lrst No it 'i'olIM street 9
”will 1'! John ll. hnnmv. «a: “ta-«f. ell'tlof. Houlh 3v
‘ul'lliillv- il'cllf ,“
’1‘0 l.i".’l‘.~ (ioltngounil \‘yll-lil li-oismolionwu
llill‘l. Ivy your only. tin u month ; uedr lio-
il‘oyioi. sillliwh. Andros.» box 2. liownyton,
Hobo. lmiiill'o station iluolit. Jib
\‘llX ln'llll yoiinun Ill tloiiitmd bronco. -
i pls'iuLIll‘ml Lil l'.Ul..\l.lx. lo Inuio‘ord
ih'illit'. eltill
-..'.3
FOR SALE.
1
:~\l.l-I, m-mml lmiol pluno, in
c uuul i‘-l.‘t‘.lll"'l. \'.':ll iw sold for 835
lu-iow .lnhllu‘) l. Allili'l-w Luck llox
ll‘.’. numb \orwunltJ‘ out. «1223i.
.
Him:
Hui: ‘4\l.l*‘. I’ll-w: ~l‘nii-kurlnu piece
in His! I'M-u mipillmil. Taylor ‘3
Holdup, .5; \‘s nonunion uni-M. (no
, . we... W
Fol: Mill. lim-t. if mill at draft
. lllllllil'l‘HlH in lllvilfll. [not ”th it!"
m-nlltur ‘flllw-llll‘ v-nir ll‘ull‘u and Win IN».
mm! by South \ inmlk llnrilivui‘oilomlwy. ‘
lqllllltldldiu ‘l'wu mill throw ply rmfllll.
. "llllllllfl nibl rml’ t‘olllnnf. honth
n all: llordwuw (Jun. 42 South Main atm-
‘ 1‘ M"“‘0~‘W
it‘ll
ll Midi, Ily lleiuuilul.Normlm
min-ti, to \qul sin-of. tlio ll '
uuor 1h flu» I'll 5‘. Arm form
. , so...“
too simm-nmmmu lot ”Nike” 1?
. nwmw. must doslmhlilot on
Apply to 'l‘uylor it Holden. ’ j
MISCELLANIOCI.
’ ‘lllzhnlinltili'slcwhlnudolan ”
on ‘9 ‘y‘nnllrrl‘ltl'tl nod llnloh
'lnrma isn pvr auditor. Clubs of
ore
“mm, Soil {nor “was? Millivlullm‘vml
tie-sll'mi. il.liL:llI HHUYT.“ I“
Thrill Nulwolh
New York. Doe. himA Wuflilugton
special to the Times soy thut Scott ‘Vllii‘,
of lllinois. assistant secretary of the
'l'roumiry.lms resigned, his reslunntion to
trim effort nt the 3 r oiiimit'o pleasure.
l min raunchy. Ilel‘vmlllfl' fillet. ch _
1 mini. lrltl. with Him mink 3%
Mills. l'mdvr plouso rolm‘u to >
lluslwl'a llllll‘kl'l. Molt: street. has _
Milk. i‘l.
. . I ..
you n. witty horse. with ‘
how by pnying lmntd hill not!
this nxlwrtisuliwnl. ltoymond “1'3;
W...
-—.\. Km‘llli‘l’ will serve free turkey
lunch Christmas dny and evening. at his
rcsluurunt. illl South Muin ht. Pop will
he plsumvi to see his friends. Free hot
nod cold lunch every day. Wumbumer
his on drought.
robin. "
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