M NO. gm WI“. '9 .M
mo in ileum ~-
‘ Endeavor eon-
flmt people are still
I» and chief among the
T any is that it was
to perfection; that
“(I add to the oom-
‘ of the delegates or
at the convention
tor this the highest
visited upon the
‘uion. Rev. R. 0.
__ Nmalk. Others
asttssr «sass in
of praise. lie bod
" . w t and responsi-
‘ ' . all. or see-
_ the wheels wont
deal of work and
‘ try a nonrea-
. much more than the
imagine. it is hard
elrcumstances. it is
a. snail clty‘ilko Nor—
, are set so many to
work. A leader of shit-
' . and eneray was
' ' he visitors and the
_ were thorouflliy
“mm to the right
in the ancient presb
Marsala one» or Chris-
M. R. 0. Sherwood.
‘ also» in the Nor-
. It doesn‘t look as
.1 , t tauily name was
? lat in are startled
. will" only ataitss
'ai’a‘s times. white
room." asset to have
* popular favor. titers
to the directory. tall
twelve "(looms
are, m. tor “lm.”
W to New York.
. sailibsrssiulhis
thsvsdoas so sad at
‘alilhspuhiia walliatn
' way. our seats and
‘ We don‘t
. llrs. William Hoyt is visiting her
Millwrfil'Aw Bum K. Gain. in
‘ Northport. 1.. l.
not aim... fielder a... .‘ nulli-
iocl one. yesterday. at her bottle 31s
it a street.
Wllfiashsileraoo and Ilsa .m‘snces
' Angre‘wfl'dhuahter of In. Julia Anv
draws. were married at the home of
the bride. Wednesday alaht. by Rev.
f to. ashes a wedding least was un-
toyed. after which: hlr. and hire. Lof-
’. .i'eraou went to their newly tarnished
“apartments. where they intend keep-
" in; house.
Nathan Douohy auctioned on the
household eilents of fir. and Hrs.
Stephen Hall. yesterday. Mr. and
Mrs. Hall will leave here next Holiday
for Lake Home. hitch. whore they will
» reside in the future.
Several young people attended the
Young Men's Christian Association
Star oooree concert in Stamford last
night. '
Dr. W. ti. Brownaon. of the Soldiere'
Home. has been appointed school vis~
itor for the western end of the town.
The long-postponed supper of the
ladies' Aid society will be given in
the Town Hall next Thursday night.
- The Chaucer club met last night with
Miss Anna Watkins.
'The Middlesex club will entertain
indies tonight.
DON'T WANT NEW consults.
Waistport People Remonstrate Against
“(larval-Elmer" Daly.
poly agjew .r Woes have been
rsoelvetbyahi otyt Commissioners
aaainsi the applications filed tor 'lt-
coast: in all parts of the oounty. The
few that have been tiled. however. are
itnuortant. and will furnish some inter-
esting hesrinas before the licenses are
granted or rejected. The County Com-
missioners have received acme very
peculiar remoslstranoes during the. year
end the reasons mined for the peti-
tions against the licenses are interest-
ing. .
A few days see a mount-anon was
received from the m oi Weston".
which will come under-this head. it
was signed by Justice Smith and about
forty others, who object to the appli.
nation oi Timothy hair. The latter
wants to open a saloon in Franklin
street in that town. The reasons ad«
vsnwd are tutors-tins. 'i‘hs pstition~
on state that there is a number at
residents of Westport who are capa-
ble of running a saloon without aunt-
ies a limes to every carpet-basin
who chances to host into the town.
'i'hey believe the demand tor intoxiest»
ins liquors la the town is limited. and
that the supply is already in causes 0!
with the ssims alrsadr in existence
The masters at the latter. they sex.
we the saloons with seats most or
respectability. it there is sash s thins
la the lunar business. The ransom
aler who arrives in toriu.
The mansions" have out yet as»
siaasd a hearing on the uncommon.
but will In so asst wsea. Daisy is
his meats is the laws are holding
ihstsattsroil as losses possible and
is the manuals neat-la. all the trade.
mmlmhoiiasiuwaam
‘jioiavllialashshssraiasrsstosn
asi tits arsstiaa at a ii»
a, sous. la that loss.
. limited to be worth mm... be»
into some” and museum and.
Wists o my wealthrmao.‘
mites hia‘hom in Dsaburr.
. loans “intensive establishmeut; ,
mmminwmm V
hum new fillisliltfiw
heartsdssatimn. Hehassnexees-g
lively "idealish. you know," idea as to
fitness outlines. and “mils” flfll ‘
btsllsare-his holster osrriaae “
homes Recently lir. fossils boosbt
four-handsome horses. and all four or
them had bowie: tails. when he first
a.“ la a.
the demand. But they and no lault tors.
in Wildest I. ”Wills. iii Hath
drove them. Alter s time he appeared
with theta with their tails docked. and
agents of the Humahe moiety began
lam“, . r » ,
‘ Wifllflnfl.‘ lilies and Levi R. “I”
held, local agents of the minimalis-
llut that tile tallathsntseives had been
shortened by one or two joints. seared
and afterwards painted black, and that
the animals were suffering from the
unheated wounds. The roots were re-
ported to the ohlce or the Humane so
elety in New Haven. and llr. Thrall.
the general agent. went in Danbury to
see the horses. .
An impaction of Mr. mun sta-
bles showed the tarts that the docking
was recent. Hr. Lasalla was inlermed
utittinl the act of cruelty.
“Then 1'" nettle." he said. "it We;
broken the law 1’" pay what is right,
and I don't want any further trouble
about it." .
lie was informed that the Humane
society did not settle with offenders
uninet the low, and that the act itsoil
was of that clans of crueltles to ani-
prerent if possible. ‘
"it isn't safe for a man to drive a
horse with a long tail," said Mr. La-
enlia. “A man's liieis worth more
than the life of a horse. and it is for
the protection of human life that the
docking is done."
Mr. Thrall pointed out the (act that
the tail was the natural pr'otectlonof
the horse from insects. and that while
his horses might not enter while in
stalls that were screened and when
they were driven with nets upon them.
when they were old they would go to
owners who would not care for them
so well.
“Excuse me," tnteriacted in. to»
sails. f'but i do not care to listen to
any moral lecture; i simply want to
settle the whole business and have no
trouble over. it."
Mr. Thrall reported the tools to the
executive committee of the society.
and Monday he went to Danbury again
and placed the evidence in the hands
or the prosecuting attorney. it in be-
Herod that the homes were docked by
New York people who make a special-
ty of the work.’
state. but the greater number oi then:
were tlorlted before they were bronchi
here. The low against docking horses
was passed by the legislature in 1895.
and is as follows: .
Whoever cuts the bone of the tail of
any horse for the purpose of docking
the tall. or whoever causes or know
incly permits it to be done upon pron»
proprietor. or user. or whoever assists
in or Is present at such tuition. shall
be punished by imprisonment in the
Jail not exceeding one year. or by a
line of not loss than one hundred dol-
lars. or more than three hundred doi~
li‘ a horse isltouud with its tail so
cut. and with the wound resultius from
such nettle: uobsalsd. upon the prom
less of any person. such tarts shall its
prime Min evidence that the person
who ooeuoissor has the use of the
premises on which such horse is so
(need has committed the olsnae
scribed in section one.
it a horas is found with its tail so
out. and with the wound resulting from
unstody oi any parses. saoh tents shall
he prints Mia aridaaos that the per-
son having the ohms or misled)! or
such horse has committed the oilehss
attained in nation has.
(la-«hail at all less eoiisatsd under
thissatunuusrrssultias trots the
mar-pistol or film.“ at as: util-
ear or asset oi the What lin-
masslosisiy.shsilliasaldurertu
said moiety is aid of tile hsasvoisat
oblate tor am it was lawman.
ms owl! now mm
that be bad broken the law in coins
male that the society was organisedgo Dr
There are many docked horses in tho .
ises oi which he is the owner. lessee. .
Arm-untrWhat'a 14mins. lie was
pretty badly halit‘ in right the other
day." voltmeter-“Where?” "0n
“0d llltlmlblwd that “I. ”all, m “I. m Wm SIM." sang 'u” a. " h0'd
hair “t the m. “hm out "it been hurt a little on than“ sidetoo."
mmhlvdhu'm 301' eats.
non-.43" ‘ :“m'mummm
masoasll _ 'slsoliuaasad ~
sons «now
his halves-rm
Mammalian. Prieeloeents
par has. trade trauma-a.
An Additional Suggestion-Romero»
her, my boy." said the middle-aged
gentleman.“that contentment is better
than riches." "Yes." replied the
young man. who is something or a
philosopher himself; "that in to any.
it would be it therewere any such
thing."
i
~1‘he Seatioollh the best advertise
in: medium in Norwallt.
i
fiffij . —'—‘
Oscar! H. warms
Will H. 3. Ma
Exoslslor Livery and
Salsa Stablsai
NORWALK. - - - (JOHN.
The nest hi [or ii in the
low , For plea: rs avian. ma lame
to t for ions
regulated-one
an ”.mdrivm iaiivsrywhso
reasonable
aloe
ii
desired. !
at rural. (limit! millili'l‘lll.
WMVMM sailed hr in any
snob wound unhsslwi. to the charae or We“ sit
Bangill
Thai motto door
all b:%lesed‘nam.
., lusty. by outta the
> m" Well?
OPEN WORK INSERTING.
,fi'
Flue quality CAMBRIC NIGHT GOWNS. EMPIRE CU I“, or' HIGH NECK WITH 98c
YOU ALWAYS PAY .1 25, THIS SALE. . ‘1
z . he a ;
_ ‘ It is usual fellas to have a cotton untimel- sale in January, but it is the unusual thin: that we ilk.
to do. something in ths‘wsy of a surprise sad beosilt tor our custom”. We want to sell every woman ,
and girl in the county their winter. Jacket. Wehavs stock large enough and variety extensive enough to
do it. As an inducement to visit our great cloak room. we will put on sale Friday the largest stock of
llaslin Underwear ever seen iohiorwallt. We bought ten cases from a manufacturer who could not wait ‘
untiispriog. for he wanted the dash. it is not necessary to say that we bought the sleek below the market
prior. Come! Look and secure several pieces.
1. coassr aortas. , ‘ _
llslbrslls Drawers. deep databrle Rains.
Volts Iaad. Ins Isslls Drawsra‘with lacks.
I'd-also Irawsra'luohs sad lisnbsrg Edging.
light Dawes. loll also. with Tools and dsubrlo
angst Downs. trialled with Malabar; signs; and
Inserting. worth anywhere is tits world
no. This Sale.
Piss Quality Ioslln light
Oowas. asld everywhere
for St. For this sale. "a
Fins 'quslity Shirts. lists-
bsr' Edging. no
You pay no for the same.
This great sale will last but a few days. No matter how great our stock, it
would last a short time at such ridiculous low prices.
3 BIG ATTRACTIONS FOR MEN. 3
FIFTY DOZEN men's all silk NECK SCARFS, all new, very stylish, made to sell
at so cents, and (oily worth that price. for this sale.
son pairs MEN’S HEAVY BLACK SEAMLESS STOCKIN
Hermadori dye. value 19c, {or this sale, two pairs for
Twenty-five dozen MEN'S STRIPE!) FLANNEL NIGHT SHIRTS. felled scents .
throughout; cut and finish the very but; worth 75c: this sale,"
This is an advertising sale—no 111qu in it—a'unply an inducement to examine
you can have the goods at the prices quoted it you want them.
03. double sole.
256
250
500
' our Winter .isehsts. Winter Underwear, Wistsr Dress Coeds. Don't you care,
Main and Wall Streets, Norwaik.
You can’tw
he fact that ours is the best selected
and most complete stock of Staple and Fancy Groceries in the town.
to convince you that our prices are right you’ll have to come and s
y invite the ladies to cell and inspect the fine goods as
an Luann the VAST dill'erenoe between common goods and FIN
which is palatable and meritorious is added to our stock.
res
TIL-MICK BALI- Q.~l.
The onlv we
. or. for yourself. I: .
loch are arriving daily. ,
E goods. E ‘
OUR BUTTER DEPARTMENT.
Our immense sale on firsocless Butter
Flue New York State Creamery Butter. ~
Our Fancy Gilt Edge Creamery Butter. -
The Celebrated Northfieid- Creamery Butter, in it
period prints. -
guarantees fresh sweet goods.
- mo
- mu
FLOUR. FLOUR. FLOUR. m"
We have a large stock of Hungarian Success Floor. The most satisfactory Float
P
00.00 For larroi.
roduoed.
7! coats For log.
it you want to sea s stock of First-class Canned Fruits and Vegetables call here. Not a CHEAP can
among them. All new goods iresh from the factories. Special prices by the dosso or case.
Our Jams and Jellies are made trout pure fresh butt and amt.
We solicit your patronage. and challenge comparison in quality and price.
Charles E. Seymour.
33Vsshinstos 8h.
, instillsrwslit. L..d|n. Groer.
A SPLEIDlD DISPLAY
not oi datum only. but at the but Canned Goods. Dried Trolls. ate. ever assembled in any store. lid
asad oi saying asythieg about qualityzour reputation and haatsass salsa “speak louder than sords.’
'i‘hoss who can’t Inset our erioss itssp harping about «reality as though they had first are
monolith
ilus goods is the world. lint they haven't. Costs and look at our [nous sad READ (Jill! raters.
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