insist.
slut recs "aux
Basis.
_ litre broke out at 11245-
‘ “in the south
_ by the Dudley o. my estate.
meant is Louis Jossiiio. who
. thrill stand 0313]. Washington
, dge. his wife and tour chilv
.i .
Iris‘ dinner. as he was unable to
W, the store. The two older chil.
were at school. The two young-
j e. aged three years, and Jerry.
risen months..were left alone
.house. ~ .
, Joseph Disease. who ”goggles
_ outlining, ' apartment. e
" .. m smell oi smoke. and run-
" across the street to her-husband's
shop. notiiied him. llr. Dissese
in m‘lnio the house.
he found filled with smoke. as
.- alarm. and box avwss pulled
Police Vollmerind Gap.
' - ' W IND“! ‘W '
till dense smoke whi tilled every
m of thebuiidilt..he discovered the
Wouldcryln'glna room.
,’ my overomns by a its
her to his own hosts. where
slows:
Mamie Hendrick.
in
members *
two
, fancy. ar~
Brnthsrto’o. lies. Rania G. Butter»,
lira. Fannie Joyce. lira. D. P. liners“.
lira. ii. iii. Hendrick. and lira. Annie
The Jolly Four orchestra. lrnest and
Howard Worden. Prank Gertie and
William Billsrstsin. finished 1:
dancing. .
The fair will he continued tonhht -
and tomorrow night.
The door prises were drawn as fol~
No. 888. doll. Ilsa (ll-ace Hart;
No. “Mil. pound of baking powder. Miss
OPEN H00“ ALL DAY.
Still Planning for the’l'lew Year's lie»
miles ofthoY. ii. 0. A.
The special mestlu‘ of the Woman's
auxiliary of the Young lion's Christian
Association section was infill! attend.
all yesterday afternoon at the associa-
tion rooms in Elisabeth‘street. Two
0‘ members of the executive board of the
association. I. A. Richardson and Dr.‘
Bean. met with the auxiliary to or-
range plans tor the New Year's recep—
tion to be held in the associated
rooms. Jan. 1. The members will keep
open house all day New Year's. but
special invitations will be sent out to!
auxiliary and association members,
old and new. to be in attendance from
i to 10 p. 111.. when the-ladies will en~
tertsln.
it club of the younger members of
the association was regularly organ-
ised yesterday to assist the auxiliary
in its work for the reception.
The molar meeting of the auxiliary
will be held next Tuesday at 3 p. m..
at the‘assoeiatloa roe-is. when it is
particularly requested that all mem-
bers be present.
Prof. new. are by in:
some Friday matinee
Early this soiling.
councillor .
The Story of the Crime. of Which
he was the Custodian, will
Never be linown.
concurs STILL A'l‘ Likes,
LMMMN ill. In“ that
Wanin'iitsnmto
Dimes-pummel.»
WWW. r .
Prof. David a R. lsmhert. the vie.
tim of the brutal shooting alair at
Booth Wilma last Friday nisht. died
at his home at 1:20 this morning. Th!
hope that he would rouse from the sin
bar which had held him in its clutch-
es was not realised. for the and came
after a slow and gradual failure. He
did not regain consciousness and the
longed for information which he is
supposed to have been able to give of
the identity of his assailants will nev-
er be gained. for he did not speak be-
fore he died.
Since the time he was found by the
neighbors stretched upon the floor of
his dining room. bleeding from the
wounds caused by the shots from the
revolvers of his assailants. he has nev-
er indicated that be recognised any
one near him. M that time he was
placed upon his bed and remained
there. able only to swallow the medi-
a.
' clue and nourishment placed in his
Old) WELL [030‘ OFFICERS.
——--——-—-o-
Elected at the Anllslfinmnunicstlou
hast iii“
At the all-w We at Old
Well lodge. “I, l'. > A. I. held
at Masonic Hall int n , . the follow—
ing officers were e
W. u.-.l. dissuade.
m J. W.-C. Kills.
Ma ' s ..
a search for it. While solos through
omntmoinon the second \ As~
sisisnt me" D. W. H ' die-
M theglrl lying on the deer. lie
Mi! picked her up and with the as-
‘iilhlioe of some oi the other dressed
‘slewascarriedtotheopenlii'. The
child was lnsenslble and frothtng at
a: math. and apparently scarcely
[ we. She was conveyed to the of-
lies ofDr. John '1‘. Kennedy. in South
_ street. where. with the “more
_ { Dr. Dull. Captain Gladstone and
. . it is‘preaumed. from“ over—
heated siov which probany est lire
some chitin. left on a linp ll of
_ stove. be'contents oi the ltchen
wsrs almost «lirely destroyd. and
'fi' pews- léuniea up. 113:: P
’De 0 .
'7. if '31:“! hymen-sang. 1
contour pair” ‘ru‘s mandible.
In They (loin laioced toihe Police‘snd
it , ’ oilinbstnd. . -
m as “Biscuit." lon'ateti.‘il" the
m cafe. in Railroad place. was
, by the South Nmalk Do-
Monday afternoon. . ‘
_ machine had been in operation
a tow hours. but in ' m
. - business the ;
undo complaint u.“
Voilllisr. lie detailed
’..°l"".‘.ll'. more
or sis is
" they had convinced themselves
of the they
to the owner of the .sisch-
it is understood. in bar:
4 of Norwalk. will be ‘sarved
' manning him to r in
”W than“. within .shisu‘ and
, also he 0M be
. a nuisance and or des-
"Qlillfl ill/Iii."
' . “MM Iii Milli) ”hula
9 Wheel club'a Melt.
; ‘rwis our wiles-n. in. am
_ ., , . l I v. _ \_
, fl“ ills club?! ‘2“.
' ' “burg guise
liar-walk. 7 ll
bursary. The
Masters
hilt-sinners
, Wain
' it Hus-lance machine of titanium ‘
Treasurer—charms Brown.
Secretary-4t. hi. Wilcox.
8. S.—~ii. W. Coles.
J. 8:4". W. Adams.
Tyler—A. J. (‘rasamsn
Trustees—d. W. Raymond. W.
diners. Peter Decker.
l’.
“LOB—MILLER.
The Marriage of a Young Couple
July Just Made Public.
in
mouth and to open his eyes in a va-
cant stare.
Mr. Lambert was forty-seven years
of age. A wife and adult children sur-
vive him.
Dr. Gorbam. of Wilton. and Dr. Tre-
cey. of Norwslk. made their last visit
to the sick man at 9 o’clock last night.
and stated that he might live forty-
eight hours. He began” to grill rapidly
shew d it was
evident to the watchem that death was
but a few hours away.
Deputy Coroner Burke. of Norwalk.
and Health Olliccr (lorhaln will per~
form an autopsy on the body today.
The funeral will laiio place Friday
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at St. Mat-
thew's church. of which the decennial
was a member. The body
placed in the import family vault in
St. Msthcw's church yard.
The two men who robbed Mr. Lain-
beri‘s house and then shot him have
thus far evaded the moat diligent.
search of the authorities. There seems
«:1in Album
W mmme
3““ The Woman's Relief Corps of
- Buckingham Post Celebrates
its Birthday.
j “g hillbillllllihs Mill SUPPER
. Wt
~ life of
Chapter- ' ' PM?
‘, i t r i
Washington (True m ; Wilson.
Woodrow. 0m! “ . 3 ,
Par—
. m,
y, Jus-
racy all I
Travel—liens... .
wanna—Allen. James .
luvisibll; summons.
the Nets: Darrin.
Tommy; itrown. ,
Youth; ‘iiuuncr.~
Clothes; Gains. Kalb“ . p. .
ford. ll‘. larlon. m ulsars:
Crockett. 8. it. lla‘d’s inpahweetb
Travelers; Doyle. A. M Rodney
Suns; French. Alice W Thanet).
Missionary libel-iii; , W. D..
Landlord at idea's Head; 1 ett. a. 0..
Country of the Poiniod ; Kipling.
it. Captains Courageous; . tchell. 8.
Weir. High Wynne. Quaker;
Parker,‘6lhort. Advan . _ of ' the.
North. Roman-y oi the We; Scott.
H. 3. (Henry am i. sow.
era, With m: ’
it. Que V ; Stevenson.) it L. St.
has; Ward. iisryA. l fiumphryi.
Sir George 'i‘resssdy: itlns. Mary
E.. Jerome. a Poor Man.
ADVISED Tension stiller.
in In-
Choir
i‘ght of
of His
Gov. Cooke Talks to the Connecticut
Farmers at iiiddistown.
Al the annual meeting of the Cell-
uocticut Board of Agriculture in Willi-
maniic. Governor Cooke made the in-
troductory address. The governor dis-
cussed questions of interest to the
farmers and among other things urged
upon the sgrlculiurlsts the Wimp
that a splendid opportunity onoml ll-
self to Connecticut farmers to raise
sheep. lie said that the time was es-
pecially fit in View of the increase in
file price of wool and ' b that
many forms. now (1 _ ‘ . “be
reclaimed by means of the sheep in—
dusiry. His excellency also fellcltalo-d
the farmer's oi Connecticut for their
slit-coils in the pencil and apple raising
industry.
AFTERNOON ‘DISPiTBHES
(By Associated Press.)
ili‘ltillldiis SHOT AND ('AP'l'liREll.
i‘anaun. lie-c. 22.v~i-"ivc burglars our
of a gang of six were captured by
Marvin fluid. in Jackson a Figglw
Th9 friends 0' J03!!! "FIN and Willi to be no (4“, whn‘pver to "my where- eiou's more at on early hour this
Lizzie Miller are congratulating them
upon their marriage. which. although
it «mun-ed up July 24. has‘iust been
made public. The ceremony was per
formed in St. Joseph's church by the
cuter. Rev. John 1'. Winters. Mr. and
i'
s
plreei. South Norwalk.
The groom is a popular batter eul-
loyed by Otto Barihol. and was for-
merly chief trumpeter of the Fourth
egiment. having been appointed when
‘leneral Frost was colonel.
WARWICK HOTEL PRIZE Nil.
.Wolghed 615 pounds and Woo Won by
i‘redcrldk Freudeut‘ba).
abouts.
Two well-dressed strangers were
seen loitering around South Wilton.
Sunday and Monday. They have stop-
ped a number of persons an talked to
them about the murder c in such
. Mylod are "OW boarding in Water a manner and with such minuteuess an alarm and the men were placed under
would lead to the belief that: they were
detectives. if it were not for the way
in which. in l the conversations rev
ported. they ve tried to rev the
general sentiment round in ever of
the suspect "lien" Willi. They told
a boy. whom ih slop ‘ in the road.
that line 'rnun rcr "nova was lien
Willis lu'thc world," as can olilcer told
them that be was in Bridgeport gulub~
ling on Friday night—dim night of the
crime. They also said they had
morning. Rood. who ell-ops over the
more. heard them moving about. sur-
prised lbom at their work. wounded
two. and mun-bod ibo‘ K8118 into n
room and locked the door. (inc of the
song escaped. Rood then saw- Bli
iii‘l'i‘fll .
VAN WYCK'S APPOiN'l‘Ml-ihi'l‘il.
New York. Dec. 22.«~A dispatch from
lake-wood. N. .l.. says illlii Richard
(‘rnkcr and Mnymwiwu \‘un ,Wyrli
have apparently iii-levied uni llll‘ll who
will fill the principal uiilccs under lin-
(ironic-r New York admluieil'ulinu. and
are now (leveling: their time in iii'l'il'
llulzlug tin» list of sulmnllnmm. 8mm-
nf these. it is said. how been found
The prise pig of the Warwick hotel heard that a bicycle had been found in ilnlnllflflu‘iurll. mimic"? mi Hill"!!!
was butchered yesterday by Mobile the woods near the Old Amulemy. and the list submitted by District Muir»
(lould and his assletants. of Weston. nodal that it was their own belief that "curler! Gardiner.
and its weight surprised nearly every
b one.
‘ it tipped the scales at lust did
the crime was committed by ”Club-
lane.” as a “Cubism" they said. had
been seen hanging around the place for
m
(WICIU‘OME li\' SMUKI‘I.‘
Now Yfli'k. lion. 32.‘~Mi‘n. Prml
pounds. The guess nearest this figure a day or two and no one knew where erbium. aged and crippled. was over-
was ill. made by Wok li‘rssden-
thsl. of Culinary. who won the porter.
om p...“ The pig will bound up by Mia, as other. Item to he
' "" t and «more by in. Md. ‘
thal in the poor of the town of Nor-
walk.
ancaillmlrn unn‘rmos.
W
tibermsu Councils lollies Auxiliary
and the Relief denudation.
aherman council. Royal Museum.
will hold its regular meeting tomorrow
night st 1:00 n'iiifillk. sharp. After the
meeting clossa the ladies“ auxiliary
will meet to transact business. and
social time will follow.
The annual nestles of the lmmedl‘
ate Isliei ”honour Ihsrman and
Peas-as councils.
diners. will he list! after the sdiourm
slant of m council.
All 1.10! when are oordlsliy in»
acclaim ”All! enriches.
miller Item's. ll. 0. it. it. met last
hose ulcers tor the
tilted
when” .
£W" Iserstsry» lilies: Wean-
rrébunrmme senses.
ensue or roman.
thank the
he stsyed at night.
These use less. for {male reason or
. W“! of!
inmate tide 0 name snail i
which is now hat the suspected
Willis. but all very diplomacy
and lack of apparent other bullets. tors. but their strength gave out and‘
land to the belief that ill "have so
are to grind." it is thoriht by some
but they are In the snip 0:! of young
. lllls' parents: but that is a more
matter’of conjecture.
' it has been stated. as iir. inmbert
had used up must of his reopen-tr lu
fruitless speculations. that the robbers
chose a poor plane from which to ss-
curc plunder. 'i‘lidt is , y true;
there wile. . a ‘ ty of an:
oieni heirlooms in" the w oi solid sil-
ver dishes. spoons. etc" we.
in line family for god .~
which may have been what the thieves
were lifter.
They did not get it. however: the
few articles of value which they did
assure could scarcely be reactant to
them for the big risk in? look.
. e faintly sliver. it is set . is h
in a secret cupboard in the wall.
easel ioestbm of which onions outside
9 . so Wan _ e
bonanltwooidbsafoni'sisshfor
til “I Wm
, in my!
to
it has
$3
3.
it's
i'omi' by admire and died when within
a few («of of safety. during a lire which
broke out in the bones in which she
lived on East Niuoiyeilfth street. be“
fore daylight today. livery odori was
made in sure her by her two dauph—
lboy barely escapml the lves. About
is more of (littoral were tiiil'llllly rescued
by ibu‘poiico and ill-onion.
Kll.i.lill Wiilldc lilini’l’lml 'l'liiiliili.
.i'orilaild. ii. Y.. lice. 22.~r'i'hornns
blunder. aged in. waslkilied lest oven-
lug while chopping down trees in the
woods west of ilruifviiiol In iiililodfir
in a irmhiwblrib in Lalliugmhlgl caliugbt
‘ , suroun ng imw es. ,,was
(glidhoil. ' ‘ W
mlancronir Aldi'Alh'."
Was .LDM 22...“ is lenrnod
that thesprssidoni hsa- ddsidsd upon
the appointment of John G. Word as
collector oi integral revenue at My
bani. N. 7.. to seemed lloiiiii W. Pratt.
who was said to be a defaulurr. .
ans. mom in Bill'r'rllil.
New York. lieu. film-lire. laud llsiu
Huston liooth. who is ordering from
ansuriein. passed a eulst night sndwas
almost improved this morning. but
her condition is still very serious
OAKLAND Miami? Piloildllii.
Chic-so. list. items npscial from Ian
Francisco In Oakland has declared
b w m 0"!” Mr
sell in that city as
, t
i
w _
oi Into
1 "m ,
‘W-MW. ‘
timentsl »
Grand Army Hall at Norwalk
Blazes with Booting. with
Dashes of Christmas Green.
Punrosrs or THE roars.
“ . M0" lapsrhyliss'laylor,¢iwings one:
North; Mandalynopsisofits Work
indaringfm-Ioidisrs in their
IlsciiningYears.
Buckingham pool. Woman's Relief
corps. No. 80. celebrated its tenth sn-
nlversary last night at the Grand
Army Hall in Norwaik. There was a
g' .5in attendance. The hall was pret-
" « worsted in the national colors
numerous small flags. with trim‘
‘ if evergreens and bitter-sweet
i. giving a Christmas effect in
tin a The stage presented a solid
back mi of "Old Glorys." while the
femur. center showed suspended
over thankers' heads. in green and
red. the . - of the corps' birthday
and preset. O iverssry. "18874897."
The progrt! «- of the evening's eu—
tertainmeni . iresented as follows.
cat-h number he. ' announced by the
president of the n a, Mrs. Etta F. H.
Crossnlou: “
Prayer.
'l
ii
Rev. '1'. K. Nu.
Music.
Band from Soldiers'. Hm e. Noroton.
l’apcr— History of Relief Corps Work.
Miss Georgie Taylor.
Vocal Solo. ‘
Miss Annie Stab». acmmpanib. Miss
May Adams. I
' I). ll.
Address.
Past Commander George W. Raymund.
Address.
Past Commander Judge l". W. Perry.
Music. .
Boldlers‘ Home Band.
Miler from Mrs. W. A. ('urtis.’
Read by Mrs. Mary E. Fairclllld.
Address.
‘ Rev.
Adliri‘liii.
Rel". 'i‘. K. Noble.
l'ullniiun.
All. with “Angels of the Corps." us
waitresses.
This prim-iimmc was very pleasing-
ly rr-ndwred. The speakers. reverend;
civic and military. were agreed in
their enthusiasm over the good deeds
of the Woman‘s italic! corps. and ill
luvlshing wcll-uwrllcll mmmluldaiinn
upon its fuilliful Si'i‘i‘ii'iiii in helping
”11- ppm. tending llu- Sick. curing for
the brave boys in blue in iliclr declin-
ing years. and in all lllc splendid Work
which Buckingham post corps has
done in Norwulk during the post it‘ll
yours.
The paper by Mire; (icorgic ’l'ayior
uulc a vicar :md mill-ism synopsis of
”W purposes and work of the corps.
which of pros-mi number» flfiy~fuur
lilomlwrs.
'l‘be solo. ".\ Ilrcuul.“ liui'licii. by
Miss Slabb, \uu charmingly l'i'lidl'l'i'ii
and rot." llcul'llly rwoiwd
The music by the Home baud. lbw
pieces consisting of banjo. imucs and
piano. pillyrsl rcapcclirclv by ('oul—
l'llilce liq-ell. Ford and \i'omlruff. was
wry lu-lil'lliy‘appficilifiq by the Hill“.
eon-r, comrade lllllmri A, W. Ford.
who ulslilpidlitril llu- Imlli‘rl so i'flui'i»
ivcly be [ill uccoliipulillllvlli lu negro
uwlodlm. such he "timid-bye. Susan
Julie.” and "Km-p ill di- Middle of do
lined." in on old lllluslrcl map. a mail
artist in his any. and fairly ill‘llililili
down llii‘ house mice or lwivc during
lliri lu-I'fnl'lnuurc.
'l’hiii purl iii lbl- prilxi‘lllilllic cullcd.
the president invited all to remain and
partake of the bmmilfui collation. up»
der the wcluhf of which the tables. if
they could have spoken. would have
surely grouped out the i'i'iliiil‘liig"vi)li
make me tired." Almost every gun!
tillllfi tin- iluiiri of man could march-o
or the palate of man desire in file will
of "viiiles" wsn‘ibere. servlnl in such
biyic us to delight the eye.
uni-b who! one abundance lo: lo uobly
l’fmiiii'liiih! hc inner mull: bowerer
“Mile The table of honor. of: which
the clerical pueblo and iiihum were
mini. was dramd with u. tablecloth
one hundred yours old. lilo flail of
which was illilillgliy lllc~umidgraild~
mother of NW sun of Mrs. Thomas
Morton. whose property. ii: is. The
cululleetlcks by which the same table
one lllubdualed were said to be one.
hundred nul forty your old.
i‘li‘oliowln m the slime.
bronchi. members
semi Brush. l’alvlu
ylngion. Ada iiylnsion. Clarissa
tea. ‘llllirgsret million. Caroline D.
lire neon. lilits l". llroaslu . diary (3.
[lot 1!! Mill id. Chilllcid. K in (l. (3
ribs A. thithill, iiary if. lieoker.,l a
, . not. llary . Falwiilid. liils
Psuldn, iisry damning... Haiti y.
lily.
lv‘. A‘.‘ Broileld.
of ‘ the
li.
llswley. Emily lio‘yl. ii B. if nits.
liilssn linrtwicll. aliases ,. lps.
lilies J. Kelli)“. Hattie Kellogg. on».
«line it. lanolin. liars A. Hills. ,ilinale
K. iilnor. liuldsh J. Norton. Elisabeth
ll. Partrlc. Annie s. Pryor. him it
Plait. Mary Flam. I. Jennie Perry. it.
Alice Pelion. Mary I‘. Prindle. flophro-
nla Perry; ,iisusrei
”r “We 1'
.Iiarsb ii. liar
nails. lilies diastole it. Rate like
wood. Georgia 17. ‘i'ayior. iihoda i'.
miner. detail it. ii Kate
pres.
meals. Item A. Van blew. hells a.
m infinite. flames
W
and in f
the col-pa; hier~,'
Ballard. Harsh .i. ‘
*Adolph W. Dreyfuss is visiting his '
atlves in New York city.
The Honesr Hook and Ladder
pany will elect oflmmlght
~Chlclrens. lt’lbc lb. New York I
Harry Burning. the bill poster. is in ‘
New York city today on business.
Mrs. Harriet Osborn. of Maple street.
will be a guest during Christmas-tide
of friends in New Haven.
—hadies' alpinen, 81.26. O'Brien's.
Christmas wreaths in home and shop
tell that the glad foetal day is near up-
on us. .
' See the Boston store's new ad today
and compare prices before completing
your Christmas purchases.
—Woman’s Exchange open every
day this week from ill a. m. to 8 p. III...
Saturday excepted. Choice articles on
sale.
Architect Ferris S. lorehotlae has
made [done for u seven-room holise to
be built of brick. for Herman Quitt‘
nor. in Ely avenue.
The funeral of Mrs. Estelle I. Bias-
cer was held from her late home in
Main street. yesterday afternoon. Rev.
8. B. Pond officiated.
-—At the big furniture store of Ray-
mond & Son's. they have a full line of
Indies’ desks and parlor tables: also.
rattan goods in rockers and without
rockers.
A meeting of the Board of School
Visitors was held last night. Only a
very small amount of routine business
was transacted.
There will be a short spatial meet—
ing of the official board of the Nor-
waik Methodist church tonight. The
meeting will be in the 13pr parlor
at 8 o'clock.
mNHiive turkeys. . ew York lit.
William 1.. Blast-er and dallhier lia-
sel. of Main street. have gas to
Brooklyn to spend Christmas wifil Ir.
lilascer'a parents. ,
Michael McGrath was arrested in
south Norwslk yesterday changed with
drunkenness. This morning Judge
l-‘roi * imposed a flnc of 35, but seeped.
mood nonunion.
vw—il‘rcc tickets at F. in. would i.
('o.'s for the Gruphoscope onlcnain-
mom or Hoyi‘s Theatre with every
purchase amounting bu 50 cents or
more. excluding sugar.
'l‘he‘Ncw Msbackemo will have a
grand course dinner on Christmas Day.
at the usual price. You can save lime
and trouble by dining there on that
day.
The annual sale of pews was held in
the eliillilI Xurwulk l‘lilmregatioilni
(-illircli last night. 'I'berc was a gmd
nilcllilullcc. and u larger number of
scale than usual were disposed off.
Winfield Scull. of Gregory‘s livery
stable. who was attacked by John Sist-
icrr the other day. states that he did
not blu- Slnlit-ry. liilil.lhal had he not
been lukcu all a disadvantage. Slsttery
mulld not ban- gotten the best of him.
-Culilc and examine our line of up.
bolstered Morrie chairs and com-hes,
also. a “ll“ llllc of sillvlmnrde and oil-
tuuaiull izlhlcrl llllil rill-Homers. in
blnlvyv maple. oak and mahogany llu~
bib. liuyluuud a‘: Son's.
i'lllllp Nygoml. lIii‘ proprietor of the
Main rlli'm'i slim slur». in Norwuik.
will no out of bill lif‘i'iii'lli business to
iukc ii posilluu nu iiiiiikriii‘iipi'i’ with
ll. Harris. mill dcuivr ul l-lnuili Nur-
walli. Monday ucxl. '
. .Tllc Seulillcl was In l-rrm' yrmiordsy
in station that James liar-nos had been
fined for intoxication and interfaith:
‘wllh an olilcer at “arm's muslin.
Jellies Barnes is monitor it (Militias
amuuwr a lighter. The guilt: party
is soon- other liariioe. .
W r
“0'!" MR (iii “TEAM.
5 The unveiled es to what he'siliik op»
bill-sills will bind meet the umds of Si.
fluff» church has not yet been lili—
sweml. Those in charge are vsnlliai.
lug inuweou,‘ bpi sic and simuu but
inmu (some in u. «burl-don in the matter
mu. A "Hill from New York has been
tailing ilicasilremenls. etc... in t s
{'iliii‘l'li (pr the but sir sipsrstus. f
lilo sysicm is used tbrm- rnscea will
its out in suitable for ventilating as
Well animating the large «elem.
. ' WW,
l‘IiON Mtiiilmifltd' emollient
Tile annual election of the iron
iv.
floaiders' union. was held lest "night. "
The officers blotted are as follow:
Pregidentwil i Crawford. *
Vice Pmbien .w-Jolln (3.. How rd.
Recording rotary-«W. (l. l: noisy.
financial lsry«~~.iobn ii. Ken-
]: . . r
0’gl-eusursc-p«toils Henry.
inductor-“William Latin.
Dnefleepsrmlilohssi Henry.
iiUilPlfiltillil clamme'rancns.
New York, lien. nwnrthur Maurice.
who has been a member of the New
Yorli stock exchange since November.
llii. died at his home in this city to-
dsy. Apoplell is supposed to have
earned his dos . it is onto that there
are soars sea clone circumstances
connected with .s death and the con
‘ near is investigating.
“murmuistnisso
nsrssdssrsm.
coma-i
ufacture of such
locks and kindred ‘
American Machinist.
srnaw sawmill
EXPERIENCED *
WILL an em
euphemism.
l.
ma SALE-Chain”. ,
with wire sprhlgs
$15.. if Milli m
two heating storey"
Henry street.
non BALE—One new in“.
calf. Apply to 86 last .
Norwak, Conn.
FOR 8A il-Ths m
east ei’l‘d oi Catrina
Norwslh; two m _
'l‘. B. Grille. agent.
macy.
FOR. SALE—Our imperial
made of the best quality .
bacon. and make an m
to a smoker. Price. «on
000N311! 35 cigars.
Clnr 00.. manuisetursra
m3 BALE—H you waste. ,, .
try the H. a 3., am
dungeons. Norwaik lbw.
3o. lialn street.
isg. Root Coating
she Stewart's
fly with canvas
Illk ildw. 00.. it
8750 will bu 1a
(5081“) 7 . 7
hulthfui: we. ”
and petition m
tion. Particulars} oi
den.
q
" so “1'.
r0 LET—.85?» rooms.
avenue: Music Hall label,
for offices; first floor. this
59 Woodward avenue; Irlt‘ .
rooms. No. iii Union M
Woodward. .
ro RENT-Flatslx roomsin . ”
Block. east and Carriage “ ',
.Souih Norwalk. ’1‘. B.
“Elli. ‘
T0 LET—From Dscsaihse ‘ "
iii West street. asst. M
mond's rssidsnes; Int “3".-
Tolles street. and house fl ,,
stret; house I. W M ‘
provemenis. Apply lip
Knapp.
' Minotaultg -
VIOLIN rascals; ~
I ~ H
For terms apply at ll
nus. Norwslh. Cons.
announcement _ L
«incremental . i' .
log. Prices low. ‘
‘ curling Cir .. ” L
old gold.- or
Fellini‘s: ‘ ,
bridge. ‘ .
5 n “5&5
discovdred ‘
ilonohliaua| u
more e not .
panorama!” ‘
H. V * .
mop-imbue against. ‘”
which was Moduli; . ‘
w bssrl .' ‘
slut ; M ,
mm
zmtil‘ mi
bloom
lion Iii h s
‘ i no -
sills domains. oiw‘ ‘
current
amigo
mot lattices front mil
any. hummus. J“ .
M! ’13 We
scours. ii. If. ileasna
Pyle. The cover is ' ~ ‘
a lmulifnl d a la 5: ~'
“93.5%"? e mi”
” ‘ y l A , ’ .
W. 1'. lmsdlsy. VI. A. ,_
Nowell. Frederic W' ‘
llpiolili.
Norwalk Chronicler