‘ 1' ‘ R . ‘ , ‘ ’2.“ .. ta“, “ ._. I ..
ltd . Gui! pistes. home-immunwmm
the eonditloo‘e‘
u
mgr dish! it: 1743 o'clock. .
Robert would. the hootblach in ii.
V , , ‘ . ll. Glover’s Norwalh store. is ill at his
' ' I. 0. 0'1"}.‘m' elect hunteiu south Union avenue.
. . , -—_Ii you want to make I nice prea-
m... gym, ent tor New Yeer'e. cell nt O'Brien'e
k Mu‘ .ku‘n' “I Ch... “I'- “d "I... wan" Brillidlle, 0‘
.et mm, Cheetnut street. are the guests of Ilr.
" ‘ ' and Mrs. A. A. Arlene. of loin street.
. g meeting of the legs! vot- .' v . .
W church '{u b, held to. Hill Eloise H. Nichole, of South 0r-
‘ ‘ tinge. N. 1.. is vleitlng lr. and lira.
. Devid W. Raymond. of Crescent Ter-
nigbt Iervlees will be held "“5.
Walk lethodiet church. rn- M
* ‘ ills: Julie E. Green. of New York
city. it the guest of Mr. and lire. C. D.
Heydrich. of Chestnut street. South
Norwelk. ' 51".“.
~Cholee country turkeys. lzlfic and
lie n lb.: chicken. 12%;. at Heyes'
market.
one tonight at Luther u.
lit-cad River Hall.
I!!! Scudder and family. oi
~ Ivenue. spent the holltlnyn
of New 1.. Wymen. John Bogerdus. ll. Harry
Mrs. a Mo and Charles Clark drew the
pipes at Wheipley & Clerk’s cigar store
Monday night.
Mel and lire Blunt.
H In Mot Rev. and
m. ledge club will .5... with
dome: Goldehmot Felrheld eve—
hnr’norrow afternoon.
There was a pleasant family reunion
at the home of Mrs. Hannah Hill. yes.
4 terdny. in observance of the anniver-
.. inure turkeys, ltlic and tie a lb.: WV 0' ll"- mll" 1“"de '
' _’ 12th:. at the gm market.
Wager Hoyt has secured
none" for e rebrrd‘ engagement.
evening. February ii.
The employees of the Not-walk
"Under Street Railway company are being re-
lieved occasionally lot!” in order to
give them an opportunity to get warm
"Lady Pioneer cutie, A. 0. K. of M. C..
the will elect onloers for the coming term
on Friday. December 3i. The castle
‘ will hold e sociable on January it.
n ‘mm meeting or. ounton Conr— 1898.
._ , . K. T; will be held tomorrow
V L to work thet'lfentplere' degree.
rehearsal of the opere.
my." will be held tonight in
I . of the Twin City Wheelrnen.
~Nutive turkeys. mgr and tie a “3.:
chickens'. l2lfc. ut the Star tnnrhet.
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p . Captain Aurelius .l. lieeiter. of the
The 8:? Norwailr Congregational Norwolk lire puller. was presented
' no! will hold in Chrirtmne with a gold hedge iltiy inscribed, Mon-
tenivditonight at 7:30.11: the church. day raisin. by n number at local fire.
« * Mar—*— men.»
The oewly elected Meets oi" Our
W tout“. mode. it. will be in-
by Diltrlct Deputy Arthur Ben-
and buye' winter cape. O'Brien
Herbert Allen. who is employed in
lJeblg's dry goods store. in Brooklyn.
spent Christiana at hie home in Beldeo
, avenue. as did also Mr. Allen. Jr.. of
Welcome Stranger lodge. Soul of St. New Haven.
,m' held I ,socml' meeting. which
.m of n Christina: character. lost
alibi.
..__ - . from me. Let thorn wire in the show.
Choice country WWW“- w‘" "“1 it will cost you nothing. Theodore
Mb 1 lb.; chickens. “tie. at Hayes' Olecn.
, ' llrrenitcr seats for Hoyt'e Theatre
iii!- buiu Frye. of NW York “liv- will be. on role in Norwallt at (lien-
WNW“ home from ' visit with dening'e drug store. The sale for
ill; “a “7'" ; William Bartram. 0' "My Friend front indie." will open io-
.mt street. morrow morning.
I movement for the mood urine in The merry merry Jin
‘ ' 7 . file of the
a. Weill clubs W tournnment sleigh hello is heard in the loud and
"’m ‘5' “"le 0"” ”‘0 “WW Norwnilt Lode and tension are nightly
- “a Mm“ Helhln. enjoying their holiday vocation.
, th it t ol K 8 w.
The elimination of the town oi Nor- on a o d in no
”a“ 3" “w‘mm‘W W the “a“ ~~l.m e. line null. 59 cents a air.
at W Parry will be noel-e in the a, my; my "
meetintomurrow.
W and burden derby. O'Brien
~Brlng your children
and get, a icket for) the eu-
ierteinnicnt w on you buy shoes
along.
The hostel boll tenor of the Fourth
heparete mutually. New Yorit iiiete
Guards. of Youirerr. will come hero
liter label Gave. who he- be» I liniilrdiiy. January it. and play the
ill I!!!» "IN”, WWII. 9! NM! rreclt team of Compouy l‘.
Matti. returned to her horn:
~ . rout-my afternoon. , Representatives of severel iirrue
, meuufeciurinn pews tor churchee are
emu: thrower mint! 0! at the human: iron Work: rectory iw
' * Will MM” “Mich her day. exhibiting umpire of their good:
rim Hobbit-Ii fluvonh to the hulldlng I'Ommlti” or the rim
in units with the ludeevoreru “and... church.
. watch night. Prider It'll".
_ ”lit church. a
ordinance relative to nubile Now in the time to udvrrtiw your
. , I11 the Boerd oi doun- left over holiday stroll: in The flouti-
' night. is printed on the uni. A word in Twin City moorhautr
warmth Moi The lenti~ le rudiment. Why? lire-nee they
fifiy. it is eithty iniereeting have tried The ileutinei. and ihei’
! know thst whet we any in true.
w-“
*{Vliiitll'on'u carnival cups. O'llrlou'e.
mm to reed my admit”-
it» cures eudloeir at than
M suede wilt eeli theol-
the when “mm. They Vere
Governor Coolie hurt reappointed
(learn W. Brueb harbor theater of
Greenwich herbor for three yours from
limiter 27. The governor elm
wotirmed tire appointment or Willi-m
.mfify WW "mg-“my l3. "m.ul 1" "SW "I'm. to euro Will
i! MINING“. m“ be held himself II II member of the fiuldlrre'
'- .~ ‘ . l Hornltni lhntrd tor trio veers i’roru
Morrow «suing. litter the “WW ‘3'“-
'mieefirongendprsyer ..,,
,4 will irerthe “drew. All ”The dam turkey: in the hind tor
ore-upload. and other: who He lit. tit iieyes’ mullet.
Theodore
”W
i
_ ., ‘ "'i‘iieyeerlttohere egood deelor
W Ym‘b ”um I mm n, W“ a a. om.”
_tlnl‘._'l'he “WM eierit bender.
, ’ - . ”it”! “i Wmnmwpfi. cheerful
. , "' lfll m" IM‘W y 603'!!! mi‘flfli
him atrium liner will the y
. t ,, m me We: .
Attic Wow"! that tidbit titer new
mm willie." aid the as.»
, . ' n
. . will “give “mm W to-
WILL rue ooveuuon tor.
Evidence in heron-in School cute i. Be~
. fore Him.
The etenogrnphic report of .the‘cvi-
deuce taken at Meriden concerning the
reform ochool. by the oomntleelon ap«
pointed to inquire Into iheexpendltnres
at state luntltotlooe nod to report its
finding to the next Legislature. has
been turned over to Governor Cooke
At least one member. if not more. oi
the complexion has lmpreesed the gov.
crnor with the [not that the removal
of the supelntendent from the school
for boy: la not the only one that should
be made. . A: n Instter of ancient his-
tory. the action of tax-Governor Colin
In insisting upon the removal of Sn—
perintendent Thatcher and the action
of the board at that time in permltv
ting him to resign instead of remov-
ing him. and in then adding inuult to
injury by giving him 750 of the state‘s
lttoney. the month's salary. as e W31"
qulsiie. have rill been traversed.
At the time of Thatcher's resigne-
iion erroGovernor Collin was urged by
the Republican politicinne to clean out
the board of trustees and to put other
gentlemen in their pieces. it is unop-
en secret that err-Governor Como looic
ed the nutter over carefully. and. or
hie term oi otllce was more than bull
spent. did not care to stir up any had
blood, supporting that Thatcher's remo-
val would end all the trouble at tht
school for boys. The eilplhod. easy-
going manner that Goburn had in do
ing limitless. the umount of supplies
consumed at the institution and the
method of giving out contracts. reflect
ed not only upon the business manage
ment of (inborn. himself. but upon thr
trustees. who were appointed to con—
duct the business on the part of the
suite. Coburn’s friends. and they ap-
peared to be pretty evenly divided om-
oug the truutreb. assert that the major—
ity of the board in removing him whet:
be refused to reeign simply made a
scapegoat out of him. ,
It is raid that members of the corn.
rrnlaeion are of the opinion that now
that the let-tit have been presented tr.
Governor (tooko an opportunity will
be given them to reulgu and it they
refuse they will be removed by the
governor no Coburn Was removed by
tiirut. .Mnch grmelp but been in cirru-
iutlon, and if one-bull of what in said
in true. it would be better for the
nrhool if tho trunme were uelectcd
from ouieide the Silver t'lty.
A sub-romtulnelou oi' the committee
in at work cxumiug the operation
oiihe oiete board of education. alt-i
more pnrtlruinriy the urcounte oi' Bei-
rr-iury Hine. who to all intents. and
purposes in the managerial end of the
bonrd. it in said that extravagance
and not economy has been the rule
hero. and that the commission will re-
ruututcnd that the pruning knife be
not npttrlogiy need in the oxpouditurm
which have grown up in this deport-
mont undhavo been unknown to it be~
lure the advent oi l-lwretary ”"109“
l‘lurt lord tilrtpntrh.
”u... ._.. M
Trent beers-ed by ‘I'elephooee.
(lb-ioinrtd. lieu. 2i» Prolildeut ll. R.
t‘elluuuy n! the Lulu- show and Nirhb
nub rlouihvrn tuilmud new: “For twine
tour toilinml nwu hove been trying to
lmd i'lf' ronmm uliy. in with of ihe i‘twi
i‘nui bouillon» in, llll'l'i‘lllllll. r-tiperlitily
in 1w trempurtniiutr of freight. the
pnuwuw'i' bumper» iii lunguinhiux. \h-
it" iignriue no tho lliillli'l’ for «nine tune
um lune mun- in tho i‘ullt'lllllilll that
that iatur tlla‘litlli'“ triopliuuo in l‘i‘lliivlliil-
i-lv "‘ll‘l‘lfrl! men nro uuimr it imm-
und mow. mm the nay it in rotting in-
to our purer-rigor intuitivel- in it vary re-
iiutlii runner in no.“
It liig Lumber “all.
i'miiund. iir.. llro. L'ii.«\'i'iihin the
next low “Lilith“ it run touiuining .‘i.«
lliillJiill'l fm-t ui lumber will be conniruotu
mi in title viiy nnd towed to lien Fresh
rim: by tho tirm or lump I Poul-tort.
nurture of n tome lumber inn-rent hero.
The run 1'. ill be and tent lung and fill (out
wide. loverni rem of pililili have imp
towed from the Columbia river to lion
i-‘rau: let-o. but "in rotting oi anti-ed
lumber is it new uhilrrinliiul-
'i‘eniine iii-Wu riveting ought.
trim tieveu. tier. sew-The man who
wwmi dare ugo tired thr- 'i'ontine hotel
in thin wily. thou imprrillng the liver
if m-nm of pontoon. woe caught in Hue-
um rind wu moonlit here that night.
Ilr Here he in Ford trucks or rule rity
and her "”1an hie guilt. The fire in
the hotel we! dirtrovrrrd iwfore it bad
door mum denture and we! eve-filly
mummified. . _ .
new! Iiedeltlh (line to rm
New York. Den n.»uowm J. lint»
riiflr. the hermit the matinee nit-ht. woe
mounted to tilt monih’e in“; tho Milen-
tbiry on Ellerltwcll'n blond by Julia
lirwioureer. it» had been cunv‘lt‘ttifi oi!
ennui! in the third degree on mm
of his trite. Aline tie 1m "Mao.
em mum ere-ed eeri-
Perle. M.§.-'t‘irr men” the!
‘ W' her
We no trui- in than
IS-lilllilillSlilll "SSSBUSIIESS ..
ill GIVE ,lllillESl‘ llLllll 1’0 KEEP BUSINESS.
‘ . ' PHORE um. " .
innit your’e eonhmurru are with on thin your. and we are going to '
nerve them and new -, you no that you will nil he with up next your.
end ouch succeeding your. We are very proud of the fact that with
herdlv an exception them - leilplt! buy of us your alter your. Roth.-
ing plum denture than n i luuuueo oi' patron
age by the name we.
Milt-I'll and u fr'lt-udly feeling at mutldormo
toward us evinced by
gum. Would: you n wry floppy New Your. und oil the grind thing»
t2. ‘
Our ol‘iorlulty-wlmu tint»; you may Illllm' it, but utili—
Bllh' DATE 'l‘llA'l‘hi (ILEAS.
MANUEL T. HATCH,
l5 Morelmll sin-oi South Noru-ullt. Bi‘alitillv-Eiiilmtlltn' «table».
\ fwd/”xmt/mxdx
Warm .Imr
It.till.IIOIISO|IQOOIO|IQSI|OIIillSOIllllOiIlIIIIlil
- l MERRILL COLLEGE.
R W“ "'0 73. 7b. 77. 'iii Atlantic Htrwi.
B . u M‘Alillt‘illili. (1)332,
will begin its
School WINTER TERM
oi the
Monday, January 3d, 1898.
littlest Guilt.
For infonuntlou. oddn-us lilo l’riltripul.
I. A. mun. We at.
rooo AND when.
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\
important Suggestions from .t \‘Julor-
WW Phyricinn. adaption-drum
in discussing outing and drinking on
i. mttrce of dineose in the Waterbury
American. Dr. J. H. Cailbreeth has
thin to say of our food and water:
The consumption of food is neces-
aury to make. good the constant break-
ing down and wearing owey oi the tie-
suoe of the body: also to nerve as fuel
so keep the body warm and to supply
>nrrgy (or its various activities. While
foods will be considered more fully
elsewhere. it may be sold here that
ihl‘y ‘vhtilllil be healthy \und nutri'inua
illd taken in such quantities and at
.urh intervals its will . i. meet the re-
priremente of the in ividunl. Chil-
dren require food oftener than those
'lldl‘l‘. while the growing boy will need
larger quantities in proportion to his
night than adults. ‘
Again. it ie neceeeury thot the in-
gredients of the food should meet the
indtviduel'u iIeBIIInlhl.'~$ii fete are
largely hem-producing. they are re-
united in larger quontitiel in cold
weather than in the summer months.
The men engaged at hard work re-
nnin-u more wheat load than do those
ii lighter occupation. And growing
rhlidrrn ottou require sugar. owing to
the lmlii’l'h't'i digestion of starchy
iomis. Footie should be properly
rotlhed. and in general should be tnitrn
at n temperature about that of ' the
body.
Worry and the cured of life nhould
be laid outdo nod. if poesible. forgotten
at nteel time. "A good laugh in the
bout of tuiu'ru"~uoihiug more true ‘
thou thin. Above ull. food should be
i‘urri'nlly ‘und thoroughly chewed be~
fore ewnllowing. 'l‘lie "boning" of
food in n moot frequent venue oi indi-
geailoil. A brief interval of reel uhould
pmvede and follow the meal.
Witter nod other liquid food ehould
ho tniton but upuringiy during the meal
and in more liberal quantities before
and utter rating. A number of very
odd umloun ort- outertulued about the
drinking or outer. on. for ‘ example.
that ii Watllloli the food out of the
armour-b. that it runner indigentlon.
ihni'li Weekend the body. etc. Stilltl
“KM ubould not be trained down with
wuu-r or iinuid hind. but at all other
iltneu pure woter in. in rettuounlile
untountu. perfet'tiy wholeeonte for on
individual. whether old or young. rich
or well.
it in. however. of vital moment thitt
it vhnuid be pure. The mood method
or iteellnc lte thirty tor drinking pur-
imeewihat or drinhiue it until noon:
lliil‘lll ioliowtwie more eccttrete thou
wine. The question oi’ the oily water
supply thouid rogue the corneal at»
motion of every citluo. When we re-
boot that there are in this country
nearly hell a million of cm of ty-
phoid ennusiiy.’ resulting in more tiuut
All Trumps.
outside tho
Jack
and
of
Billviil'
$5.00 up.
i‘iiMS'I'iM‘K BRUSH
i'hlihh-rv- utui b‘tiruiniu-rs.
Homer-«t low I'l’ll't‘ll.
ll moth Mniu nirwi.
Littorouu A. "term. Millliilt'l'.
'i‘o Whom it. illey Contour».
ing the nature of ii. ilerrie cont
CON5\06\ fires.
and a winning hand
for every one who
taken part in the fun.
Nooue need be left
name.
'l'lu'ro's enough for
it”. and our prices are
on u FOR A H. scale.
iiet inside Fill‘t‘Viiill,
Frost
ruu't harm you. (lur
nil Wool Suits illlll
Uvri't'ouis ui'o porfoci
in lit and workout-u-
ullip. Alisollitolyt-tir-
root in utylv and are
going at prices that
ovouoiuy.
All wool suite frinn
Ml Wool
ilverroutu, $6.50 up.
moon Norwuiii. mum.
Titanium-- liiorwnlit und Milli Bluriviiiit.
Having been alien annoyed by luv.
9.4; ”i . '.
’rox CYCLEdz HARDW
no wusumomx gromm-
sxires, SLEDS, POLO sucks.
POCKET KNIVES.
sunrise. coroner. m. annexe AND
“Everything from a needle to no oneW‘Y_
Watch Our
Every week you will find *
of interest to yolk."
Your choice of a good‘l ,_ ,
embroidered fro
nice warm deficit
42¢
S H'
-- -~-.-W '
Ritih‘g Si'k (jarte‘l’s,vil-T
for
5.9.0.91“. Sales
'r'
i "i
“” it
i
iiwu every ovrurlux until ii u‘rloclt.
, nnvrsmr
Clothier, Hotter, we
Foruieher.
.“lllfllt’ktliltl Hoit'l “lurk. 34‘3““
cuufg‘r‘i'l‘iis l
Shit, . . lulu (lion.
Sitl . Dill lilli.
Stine Int (lulu.
Stun
. ‘ ltil lens.
hid! limo. lined Illi.
Slit tut.
lootitt his.
lit lint.
in emit.
'ltiii ltltu. In Pitts.
mm him. till liuun.
tutors.
'l‘hvuimvr will he hutud putting our
nut-rampant. whit-h «trial-tin oi' the larg-
oet eliwk of
HARDWARE
liver ourriod in the township. We are
nuiiiiuu ulnmhd low primer on utility er.
tli‘li'l.
L'uim! in and net u “out limk.
cones-rock.
wn-rrmte
e- now.
its: \i'Alllilh'ti'i’ON ti'l‘liltli'l‘,
mun Norwailt.
Celery. lo M ‘
lislslne. "
adorn deethe. and um. poorly ell on
retired from impure drinking water.
it ceu‘hnrdly he onmeooebie to do.
sire mistectory mum at to the
cheranter oi the water eupplled. and
definite letormntion nut to the probable
mm of its denudation.
tinder the aerial condition there hi
but one practical trey within the reach
of every individuel to be sure of pine
drinking wear. rot-tenet!!! tile in
minute sod only. it is to boil every
drenueedtortiriu inoribrtheprep-
oration of loud. iii tired‘weier it more
neistable their thet boiled end
which in of eeeree. an _
m" liter! are , p f
or their. white Wye.
unreliable. it out rumble»
with my me. and melting frequent
tumult-lee. both normal and by null.
teieteitieg It!!!" for hltu. 1 intro
this method to let the public know that
l» have uoooueeetlun witbhitu. ll buri-
n‘ees of whole-tile hulk iieaii here
ly mdueted tor the eel nine
your! build; city. All busineee eu-
trunteu to one will he pretreated in tile
tweet tumult end prompt moor. i
sheet-fully refer nil petroue to any of
the lull
the y Karlene! bent.
having
lines of my
.... numuuuvu;
tueuutetturere‘ef this city .
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