Keep them in Operation.
Stilt lllliillElilliii 8“th
During the year ending September
30, 1897, the Norwallt Street Railway
company carried 1.042.714 passengers.
and made $9,398 round trips. or a total
of 241,570 miles. The equipment of the
company Includes eleven closed and
nluewpen cars. The number oi per»
sons regularly employed by the com-
pany la 26. The length of railway
owned, measured as single track. ex-
elusive of sidings, switcher. etc. is
1.52 miles.
The gross earnings from passenger
transportation during the year were
850.833.“). The operating expenses
were 834,419.49. leaving net earnings of
“Saints. Among the items of oper-
ating expenses were. for wages. and
compensation of persons employed in
conducting transportation. $13,810.68;
for salaries and wages not included in
the foregoing. 3““. Electric motive
power cost $651.22: repairs of cars anti
electric equipment, 8i.i§5.77. The com
pany paid damages. losses and gratui»
ties to persons and property of $2.-
uilt‘t.5l. The removal of snow and ice
cost $149.05; fuel, light and water
321 L97; oil and grease. $105.39. and for
legal expenses. $174.").
The capital stock of the tornpany an;
thorised'by charter is moot»; capital
stock issued. 4,000 full shares at. $25
each. 3100,.000 The number of stock-
holdera is sixteen all residents of (Ion—
nectlcut.
Ioswalk Tramway Company.
. The Norwalit Tramway company on-
erates 17.52 miles of single track. ex-
clusive of tidings. switches. etc. The
total number of miles run during the
year was more; number of passen—
gers carried, metals; total number of
round trips. 57.602. The number of
persons moans...mu by the
company in“. aisles. ”can and
nine closed ears are used on the road.
The gross earnings front passenger
transportation were $60,475.34. The
company received for advertising ”50;
sale of package tags. $43.90!); sale oi salt
bar. 50 cents. The total operating eit-
pensea, which were $39,863.35. includ—
ed the following items: Wages, ail.-
"43.55; salaries and wages not included
in the lorrgoing. $1,178.07; electric mo-
tive power. 88,072.20; repair» of turn
and electric evpitpment oi cars, at:
980.“; damages. losses and gratuities
to persons and property. 848.98; remor-
al of snow and ice. ”2:179; rent of
Nmalit Street Railway company.
Will; paths and amusements.
met. The net earnings of the rom~
psay for the year were 820301.39.
There were four accidents on the
rout during the year. one person being
killed and three injured.
The capital stock of the company au-
thorised by the charter is 8850””)
capital stock issued. 2,370 shares of
“0 each. stats» The number of
Morlhoiders is it. of whom 27 reside
in t'oaaeetirat.
mom-omens
amp-minimum to
hythsloily rm.
l’ioseer me. A. o. it. oi it n,
hold all chlorine mini last night in
Norwaih. A large company was pro-
rttt. including visitors from tlroad Riv-
er. limbsry sad i'sicstuu- cat-tie.
th liorwallt. matting about titty
is all.
Music was tarnish-w by the Jolly
rourwzh. Worries. mandolin: ii. Wm
A?! my» use mph-r; l”. nettle.
soloists. and W. m""”",l|“ dot».
The mossy mm a late
host
IhJIswm'sh-etsts.
There was stood attendance at
lion's Theatre. that night. no all true
Woodman wiil proat by the
malt-g and instructive lecture do.
liwarad try 3. l3. firmer. of iteration.
Namenmfliows himtoprag
sswttaaMwaysgreatstsay
tpraeasest lavas is the tmttseat at
mums. ”LMerissnelou
samtsamasrsaabssamm way
fiMWIhmMr.“
stsstrsasiamh titeliam
staaattrtswhtraatssamamaad
J “Ml-ppm
thwart Malodisa’
a
Figures Show whatilt cell! to
- Bad lea. were insulted last night, at
same or sellout.
spasm and lap-
par tn Ws'tgwam.
The newly elected otilcera of Cock-
sno tribe, No. 3:, improved Order of
the tribe's wigwatn. in the Athenaeum.
District Deputy Joseph C. liiler con-
ducted the ceremony. assisted by a
detonation tram linear tribe. No. 26, ot
South Norwalit, members of which on-
cupied the following stumps: Prophet.
William liilier; senior more. P. E.
liesdman; junior sagamore, Charles B.
Nash; sanap, Richard Bland. Every
one of the oillcers. both elective and}
appointive. were present. a circum-
stance oi which Cockeno tribe should
feel very proud. They are as follows:
Sachem-James Hawks.
Senior Sagamore—J.. H. hi. Lowth. ,
Junior Sagamorewlv‘. ll. liailrin. .
Prophet-lienry Mathies.
Chief oi Records ~Addison A. liotts. .
(‘ollector oi Wampum—vEdelbert Os—
terbanits
Keeper
Belts. ;
Trustee for Three Years ~(leorge W. ;
Raymond.
lv'irst Sanap—ihtyton A. Buttton.
Second Snoop-«Thomas Holden. {
First Warrior—Charles Bouton.
Second Warriorvlilram .l. 3100an
itey.
Third Warrior-«Charles hiatkin.
Fourth Warrior—Hiram Raymond.
First Brute-Henry l‘ineh.
Second Bravo» William Burkey.
Third Brave-«S. Warren Clark.
Fourth Brave—Marshall Baxter.
Guard of the Wigwamwlmwls Dim»;
8'98“. 1
Guard oi iht Forest- .Aaron [let-.iter i
Following the installation there were
bright talits by the district deputy and
members of i’ntua tribe and also bi r
Whiting \l’. ('larlt. of Hammonm:
tribe. No. l. of New iiavrn Sathcm
Motor-ts explained the finding oi tin
tribes «barter as related in yeatvr-g
day's Sentinel. in such a satisfactory
manner that it was conceded he will:
not be called on to provide a tenison
supper. The charter. in a handsome}.
frame. donated by Mr. Matheis. adorn. ;
ad the walls of the wigwam last night. 1
One prtmositlon for membership was'
received.
One of the decidedly pleasant feat-
ures of the occasion was the oyster
slipper, with sandwiches. cake. pickles.
salads. colon. etc. served by the one
attainment committee, 6. A. Darrow.
o. W. Raymond. A. A. Betta. .i. ii. hi,
Lowth. James llawltos. Aaron thr.
l). A. liontott. George Quick, li. Wy-
Inutt. T. Holden and Henry Mathis-s.
"Deputy Shrriii" .l. C. Miller was
presented with a handsome cake. Air.
Matheta entertained with vocal andi
inetrumentai music. It was ll o'clock
when the gathering broke up.
of Wampum—A. Carrot
DEATH 0' I!“ mu 03w
Mullins) tho Shoot and lspirad
Whacking her horns.
”but Annie il'ilricn tilt-d very aud—
deniy last night til her honw in Spring
street.
Miss il’ilricn. accompanied by Mimi
Florence Ellientinri. had been calling
on her brother, Joseph O'Brien. of Mar;
shall street, They were on their way
home when hints O‘Brien was taken
with a fainting spell in East Washing-
ton street, in front of the residence of
ilr. llumorticr. Friends assisted her
into the physician's office. where he at-
tended her. anti a coach was prworcd
and to” O'Brien was sent home.
Death resulted very shortly alter her
arrival there. Rev. John 1'. Winters.
who was auntmoncd. arriwd a low
minutes before dissolution took place.
Miss il‘llrien was a sister: of Jami-s
“1. Joseph. Frank and Grunge il‘ilrleo.
hint. T. it t'rrnnm. and hills tunic
O'lirieo. all or tiouth Ntuwnlit. She
had been employed ior some years in
the Roth A itoldscbmitlt factory. and
was well and tuvmabty itnown in Nor-
waitt and vicinity.
The funeral will be held hioadsy
morning from her late home, and horn
tit. Joseph's church at it o'eimlt.
”I. ossosssuaaruamvoaos
nus-tat mutton-tens will Goa
“the”.
An action tor divorce has been
brought by tire. ttsrtd i'. inborn. Jr.
of West avenue. assist“ her treatment.
who is now a realtlcut of New York
city. lira. tlalsrru is represented by
Attorneys Warner and limit. oi lion
walk. sad Ir. (lstsirn. who sanctum
his intention of commie. the salt.
L«taunt that he has retained earnest
an Yarn mam. Papers were arm
at an ttr. WI last Wetland-r. at
the (tread hotel. flew You. try (Soa-
atabia .i. J. “Godwin. of south Norwaia.
tteamtoa is the ground on which the
divorce is salted.
mas-tau”
The wowaa's Ms tits-titan"
misty or the W was
i walk-summed
; it hit it has loan purchased
j port the party to the gold Ileids:
‘ .‘llooniigbt,
3 the Wllni'l‘l‘ill.
,1" math» rt noiac.
SBHllllN Blillllllllll
J
Harry King rites on Board the
“l oonligbt."
mu m sumt um
\
minim tlls Dash to
Alaskan stud your. whiehlaama
to Inowjno Abatement-city
mum.
W
The Stamford Advocate prints the
following inteirestlng ‘letter from Harry
King. the ndivame agent of the Nor-
Klondihe party. it
was written iii Seattle harbor January
3 on board the schooner Moonlight
to trans-
Tbe past week i but» been wading
around in the mud, with some expert
shipbulitlers yonder the bottom oi the
armed with a broom.
scraper and anger, looking for rotten
illlanktl or toredo holes. but i am glad
to any we found none, and there is not
;u aiattncbcr schooner afloat anywhere.
i' am writing this letter in the cabin.
fill] a table which is slung front
: tool.
'is supposed to be stationary.
the
i am seated on a chair which
but that
is merely at sttptxutition. as there to
limit a gale blowing here now and the
wind has got a stretch of over tile mitts
ammo thr- harbor, ago i am being
Shnkl‘fl up ut a litely rate. itidirtg at
anchor in a tutti breeze is wow than
uniting Sciuiilo has got a spicnd
harlmr to up do for?! of water right
and out from llli' shore
it is anywhere from too to zoo feet
deep it strains strange to are big
iour— master‘s routing in in ballast and
author in ii!" middle of thin splendid
harbor until heave the bottom over—
ttoard i lilt‘lltw‘, there is quite a
heavy pcnttlty imposed in New York
harbor ii bloomers own heave their
bribes over. but here vessels throw and
or too toms of rock or earth in the
harbor any time they want to. And
another thing about this harbor is the
immense number of sea gulls—thou—
sands of them and very tame. There
is u use oil ‘59 collected from any one
shutting ax sea gull here. as the birds
are regarded as scavengers. and i must
say that if‘ the cleanliness oi the water
here is dot» to the sen gulls tilt-y are a
great institution. .
Scam» is filled to overflowing with
gold—mom”. l have seen dozens of
steamers ttnd sailing vessels loaded to
the limit 1‘ passages art,- booked at icon
one month to six weeks in advance»
start for “you and Sitztguny All i!
ext-ticnicnt on the ducks when a Vera-art
lento-n, hundredt- oi people chm-ring
.mtl rrylnit, everybody thrill! something
Then the Alaska
mall wagon cornea dashing to lhe- elm it.
and the illevcdorm lorwnrd are bony
hoisting on u few more horses or tidbit
mules. flint-rs are busy with baggage
lien witty maritinaw suits and mlncrs'
luau» arti visible all over the vessel.
shouting tart-well to wives. northern. or
ulster» \li thirties a («How feel lika-
hollering. too, Then the whistle is
blown. “when are cast oil. and the rest—
nel atattti on her long trip to the ima-
cn norm. The steamship companies
are gain“ to matte iortuucs here this
mm. but. will be utterly unable to
handle title-sixth out of the pmpir
who will come through Seattle.
Ship-stillborn who should ltnow tell
the that it all the sleamahipa on the
i’nciii: cirost were put into the service
there would still be more wanted. No
doubt turn will advance, They are
not nod-tram yet. but there is quite a
good clout ol talk about raising them.
'i‘ht-rels a sight hm on thr- streets
or rlcaltllc every day which. ii sort» or
the limits of Stanford could son.
would a .llly he copirdwthat in. tour
or six F; harnessed to sleds either
with Alaska outtits or six or seven
very brim. muddy littbl boys soles
along otter that slippery. wooden attests
its inst fss mibir. They do well as
ions at! the leader attends to business.
but it a wry laughable. to m a old
with suit does more ractas along. and
then to new the leader suddenly stop
or runho the sidewalk Either event
awaits had tangle up humorist” all
trot hit a fight but are m straight-
ened i t. You ran stately pat any dog
you on the street without tear of
a prowl. i think it is buss-as they all
work. i it is grand stilts tor turn and
dun“ labor.
A errata are so «brows usaati»
tyher : millillflwm nostril-tie.
liter ”mumiroatvom
hectic .aii tints; well. it mites it»
insist .r eta-rationalist». Astt
SHIN thing which Mutt winder
wast mainstream-vistas“
mtrotthemmea. Tassel»
dust aatsataacttve tit-titans
who mitt»
\ havemthaaWhere
fui shooting '
is a short .
New Year's
went into n
toil from the
loolhardy .
and shoot is man. but in
. I
reached the Ive minutes
alter the al .. ’ in company with
several others.
so horrible "
widow andrt
comment
about the
both made on“! .
. say: "Well they
shots."
.-
rm out. ith their My
Comparator”!- lan’snall.
Milan's _. talisman street
contained a ll . of about two
hundred young-C . last night. The
occasion that . , . than together
was the fourth . - sociable of the
Star oi Columbh' , Companions of
the Forest. it the opinion of both
the members afi eir guests that the
affair was ‘ ful socially
and financially. , any oi its prede-
cessors. Smyth‘a'a.’orchestrn provided
excellent music tor the twenty dances
on the programpedand Charles Flynn
was the prom.
Park ('ity d“, Bridgeport, was
represented by u too firmpoaed
of Mime Lillie P. Sonia, Marni- ('a ~
roll. Susie Mach. Ida and Edna libr-
itson, Martha and lay Mctfann, Kittie
hour and Kittie Riley. Several ntcm~
born of i'ahqutogas t-.ourt of tianbury
and Edward H as. of l. S. Grant
emu-t. Siam! wire also present.
Among the many Norwall. people
were noticcd Mr. and Mrs. John W,
Pennington. Mr. and hits. Michael
Drew hit and Ira J. .i iimulwin
thief Banger Jays 1.. ityrr oi ( ourt
Nitrvuh him 0". Ir. and lira. John
‘illcoa Mr and In. (’ hurled White.
.lira. It. W. l’ure‘l'lle. hire, i'. .l, liar-
tin. Misses Nellie and Lydia l'fllnlflfir
too. ”all“! Goodwin. Mamie Ballard:
i-‘imrb- toidrieh. Katie lilacs. )icrtn
Ambler. Anna Gurman, Sisrcclia and
Julia Callahan. Iamle "stains. Brutus
Silents. Sadie Snub. Elia ('ahill. 315m-
gte Fell. Annie Anderson. Maude liar-
ritlon Minnie and the Misses
i';nltlll liners. .3. traad F. gent:
George. 8(wa Edward uni»
gas halos Cons: Mas Hunt lit.
chat! Hownrd. Kills iioward Elli! hia-
itin. Marshall Smith, Fred Start: Byron
blood. Fred Stohv‘il. Henry 0. Smith.
Thomas Burris. .lnhn Sheldon, John
Kelly, Thomas lt~-ynolds. James Smith.
who i'uilahan. 'ilmtnaa lit-tlannl'ranit
l‘tnnigan, l‘ml tiorntan, Frank Sew
getlattcr..lohn lietnan. J. J. Powers.
l-"rctl “'oltlc, J. W limit.
The Hour director was William i'e-tt-
nlhgltln. and his glides wore .hl. lire-w
A. “ltltlt‘nl, t“, Pennington. .l. Slims.
W. Donor. and iii-urge Ila-tun The
reception common-e was t’flmllml'il nt‘
hits. it. it. itoliilimn. Mrs P M Illun
my. )1. A. i‘airt‘htld. Katherine ilrrnr
nan. and Katherine Dolly.
moms BAIT).
,._.... . a...“ ..
Visit of tho Ialvaitu' Army lwanflo-
list. to loath lorwalk.
The executive mtnmandt-r oi il'tr
i'rntral chiet division of the Salvation
Army. i'oiooci William itrcwrr, ot
New York city. under whose nope-rib
slot: comes the antics oi New York.
New Jersey and ('lflll'irw'lltitl. is w
uptinaiblc for the uniting-mt of army
evangelists now in town,
in an interview with Adjutant (in;
berich. the leader oi the band. we 1 rd
that then» hand ri'nngriiats are . an»
taunted for wort: among the ch cites
in all communities. It is rightiy irrat-
rti an auaiiiary force to the churches.
though laboring almost all classes and
miaptiug themselves to harmonio-
wtrh their surroundings. Their pariah
is the nam-rhurchgolng multitude. of
which class there is s answerable
number in this place. Taste cathedral
is the open air and streets. and their
me is one ”Nomi “Prime" to
those who are without tram in their
lirctt
The papers is the various towns to
which tiny have ism-ti have spoken
is highest columnist of their
work. ninth meant has attended
their wherever their lists been permit»
ted to labor. moss mestly been in
Warm. is mama’s with the
”WM and (humid-oi charrb
es. as a emit or which Wrists om
«ravens-l. the hand has been militias
the art-wit is Inuit ltorwatlt. when
Sunday Services in the Churches
oi Norwalk Tomorrow.
on it it llllElEli
law. A. I. lusting; to Preach on
“Walpole“ elm—am
viouhythscolumhialandof
thalalwatiouArmy.
South lorwalit .
R’ev, R. 0. Sherwood. Pastor.
The pastor will preach tomorrow
morning and evening. Subject of the
morning sermon. ”Fishers of Men."
in the evening the mstor will have the
usietance of Captain ifbarics Mellow-
ei, of the Salvation Band. The cup:
into. who is a skilled cornetint . will
use his tot-net, in the praise service,
and speak briefly in other parts of the
service. There will be the usual at»
termeeting ioliowing the regularwcr'
vice. Tho entire service will not he
so long but that those who wish‘ it» do
so may have opportunity to attend the
spnial service led by ”to Army band
at the (inert; House after the regular
service It! the hit-thud!“ church. in
the. alternoon. commencing promptly
at 3 o'clock there will be u grand trim
meaning in which all the South Sim
walk churches will unite. ted by the
Salvation Army band. Brcryiuwly is
welcornc. Evening mviw :u .A
cordial wfill'nmo i.” all.
first lsthodiat
Rev .A ititer-nuanb Pastor
Services in the Opera ”tum. at 10:3»
.1. m. and f p. m. in the morning one
oi the leaders of the Columbia ban-l
oi Salvation Army evangelistic work’
ers will address the congregation.
This Colombia. band is a compuy oi
picked workers sent out {root New
York to hold services in the churches.
This gentleman will be accompanied
by a musical trio. At 't' o 'cloclt "to
pastor will preach to the firemen.
Subject. "l'itiscns of no Mean City."
Scots will be reserved tor the firemen.
Thromll the kindness oi Manager
Hoyt the utilities for accommodating
the public will be greatly incrcumd.
The stats- will be utilizrd tn atrmmmtr
date the purple. i'. .A. Freeman will
roots! at the cvcning survive. Stirrittl
music by the choir Morning "flour
0 lord." Warmth "ilnr 5"th. l‘inlv
com Thought." Srhnmhr-r Evening
”Abide With Mo.' “roan. 'i‘nmutt
ib‘nuuo“ ilm-it
lottthlorwallt congregational.
RM lit-raid ll llaztiri
Morning iwt‘tltr' .tt in it" will t.“ ill”
lot-«l up thm hearing: of annual report.»
irmn all tlcwtl‘lmrnvi ttl' cltlll't'll ‘Mirlt.
including throw of iht- chur-h tit-rit
and treasurer. the Ht'l'lt'sltwilt'al may
cry. the trmwrcr oi the debt land, ”it
tubers, ill" choir. the Sunday miiml
the Woman's Missionary lwmllillltlll,
iltr King‘s ituttghtr-rp‘ rim» and the
two i'hristian littdtvamt writ-tics. Tb:
men’s class and the Litmflttl club
meet with the main itlblc ailttli arbml
at morn. Junior and timiur Kndeavot
«wit-tics meet at i and um lc’fipsrt'
l’uuinr'
titely. In the awning. :t' '. 1:". :t
preaching scribe will be held. with
sermon by the [motor on. "t lmul
Times. Hard Times. and first "
csivary Baptist.
“W. 9. Wars. Pastor.
i’alvury llnpttst «hutch. in “’tiit‘f
«erect, will hold a one awh’s revival
mriw, instituting Sunday owning or
7.1", at which little lit-t. ll. ii. John:
son. pastor oi the llmmanucl “stiliiat
t‘ltmr'll. New "own. will Drench "0‘
will also conduct services during the
mica of meetings. Rn. W. ll, ilridiu
will be is the city and will main a
short address to the Sunday whratl at
l p, to. The tlhriatiun tintwamr will
tweet at. Mt» p. m.
MW
Thomas. it Stride, Pastor.
Wilma It um it. in. and 7:10 p.
to. The pastm will preach morning
and evening ”cursing cubic". "Weighw
ins and William” craters. “itctm
Thar-a.” May whom at it: at; it»
tumult t’hrirtian ”HM”! at tilt:
n. st; denim t'hrirtias Endeavor at
saith p. in. latent-only «noisily luvto
wt to all services.
m W.
lice. V. w. llama. W.
Mites tor wart: heataaius January
it‘th. Across mt sites W7:
tluty constraints. it s. a»; heads!
teat-at. mt a. st; locum Ham.
may and i a. at: toms:
MN “I 3” R I. m’v
mm W. 'i: it at.
1".me
mt
WU?
9U
rumour tests titta‘a
WWII'I
. with the orchestra. lead the sin
All round men are invited.
Rev.’ P. A. Scoileld. Pastor. ,
At 10:30 a. to. tomorrow sat-moo at
the church. At 7:30 p. m.. evangelist-
tic sermon by the pastor. Sacred
Songs' will be used at night. A spate
lat invitation to those not tonnected
with any church
“mmum‘ s
The usual meeting of the Young
Men's Christian league will be
held tomorrow afternoon at 3:15
o'clock. lit Knudsen’s hall. All those
who are interested in Christian work
are asked to be present.
German Evangelical.
‘ i‘itev. if, ii. lirockmcier. Pastor.
smog-s every Sunday aatertfbon at
2 o'clock in the Swedish Congregation-
al r-htm-h. All are vie-Ironic.
German Lutheran. '
Rev. ti. Rouge. Pastor.
Sunday tit-bruit. 9:30 a. or: sermon
[0:30 a. tn: sermon. 7:30 p. m. Gener-
al meeting tomorrow.
cones: OF SIX Lacrosse
TobeOlvenhyBuainess and Proko-
sional Inn to tth. I. c. A.
The executive committee of the
\‘oung Men's ithr'uuian Artsociation
m'tton held a business meeting last
night at the annotation rooms.
it was decided to hold a ilibie class
every Friday evening. the study to be
followed by reitetthments provitleti'by
the ladle-o auxiliary.
The use ot’ the moms Was extended
for Saturday mornings and alternoons
to Alias Mary Kirby Jennings. who in-
rill’lll'lfi a class in physical tulture.
it was mm! to have a button cow
test among ill” members. to excite
cumpct‘ttion in this way and get new
nit-inborn.
It. .i. iiypson llwamc a member of
the. otllrini tmrd. two of the members.
1. Wallace Marvin and Dr. W. 8. Bean.
having reoignmi on acmttnt of lack of
time to attend to the duties.
it was proposed to have a entitle of
six lectures by prominent hustle— and
professional men. beginning next week
Tuesday night. it is expected that
Charles B. Jennings will give the first
one. on his travels in Europe.
81¢! 13 GROWING OLD.
hisOld Timal'ight.
true-o iltvc has in Michael l’mvcru'
«atom in hialn sirt't'l. Norwallt. last
night and prm emit-d to create :1 dia-
turban-‘0'.
Owen is getting old and cannot light
to he once mold. its- was quickly inna-
tit-d out upon thc :titlt'itftlk and into thi-
urms oi l'olico-mrtn Storehouse. ubo
cut-(171ml him to a stool rage at [mlirc
itcntlttttnrie-rh.
During the melee, Rice kicked Pow-
era and broke a pane of glans in one
of the from doom
The raw conic ill! in the Town From
this morning. and was continued until
Monday morning.
DMDPYOIBW.
Granted to Hobart Orson Again-l
laymonthComstoch Company.
A dos-rec ol foreclosure was granted
to Robert ttm-tt. oi Somalis. against
the Raymond At i‘omstm'k company. of
Knit": Nttrwttllt. The defendant com“
puru- i'orrno-rly operated a hat factory
in Ih'orwalit aml lulled. The plaintlil
has a moisture on the factory and mat
chinery amounting to Show, with in-
ten-at amounting to over Sim. Wil-
nems untitled that the property wan
worth “0,000.
latsnstnad Teachers at Isa.
titan lithe Lam- entmained thc
teachers of the tiirls' Swallow/orb
club at her borne on Mill Hill yester-
day at afternoon in. Plant and pro-
tects "interning the school and its
classes were dist-used. it was decided
to mmenm with classes in plain new
tag and protrude the scholars. sit the
need smite. to cutting. fancy stitches:
and embroidery. it was also thought
advisable to give prints for the local
work All of the learners were pm
cut and calmed Iii-s lanes htnpitsi
ity
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M’ ”MW“
1W.” hates was prenatal the
the roses tier» census association
with In. t. it lily. Taco!" sisal. lie
was very miss” at the m.
was of the militias to lloath liar»
walh. Plush aver laid for litteri- work
sad discussed with outstation.
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meetsramwmbemm
m “themdlkmflmv
vice. ttisssdmtoudtastths
sound . ‘
ButtsnottooAgedto Show Some of
routing of the executive maritime or
Aspectalsteetiagoftitemsathatsot
mu satu—omls
39 Railroad Place A
lacs. /
FOR BALE-owned .
heaters. Booth NW‘
company. 42 Booth lain
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FOR BALHII! Imports!
made of the best quality
bacon. and make an ideal
to a smoker. Price. only
containing 25 cigars. m
Cigar (30., manufacturers.“ ,
FOR SALE—4t you truism
trytheii. 13."me
(arsed 8o Naturalism ‘
So. lainstrest.
$750 will buy I choice , ‘
(sexual in one or the“
streets of m Norwatk; -
healthful: walk NI. m 3!
and petition for sewer It ‘ '
tion. Particulars o! 70hr
den. ‘
70 “1'. .
'ro LET—«First iioor 44 Spring
All enticement-es. Betti. $11, '
to w. w. lesionwmt ‘ ,
of Taylor (r Goldenwwm
TO LET Five rooms on second, ‘
at it Orthard street. Norwallt. /
t1.
'ro LET—Apartments No. it
Main street. Modern ill
lire rooms. rent 315.
once. Also other rents u 9'!
Address or apply in Ira. ' .
i2 East avenue, East Kuwait,
ro LET-With or without we, ‘
uisbed rooms at 10 Lows ‘
Two minutes from South NM
railroad station. Apply on
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re tart-am.
avenue; laid” W
for ofleea; first loos
59 Woodwarda ‘ “ .~
rooms. N5. at pains
Woodward.
FOUND.
lc'ill'liill—A mull.
avenue.
inquire at )7. ‘
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Company D. laspaeaad.
t'uloitel Jllfllr‘t‘l Sheraton and CW
Frederick J. llrcckbtll. regimental All.
jutant, (‘itmr‘ over iront Bridgcpon lad
night out! inspcrtctl Company 0. Pt!"
l .rttt W H Blackburn I” wanted
with a slow on years' service unfit
b, i‘uptu‘lh “til
i-‘. i’. iioyl, the wellvllown W
has signed to go with lichaal asst
amount. as :t pater-maker. and also to
rid» distances (mm ten to fifteen mil“.
linyt our) the two-mile national cham-
pionship of '97. and was a fair Ila!-
former on the national circuit. It was
.t surprise to the many
rucihg men that Hoyt would “u
paw-matter.
The crime for bargain prices m
to have illrlli'li even the chiral“. Ilr
'i’ltontastotl. hie. ladln recently DIN.
ml at church supper for is coats: there-
upon Wt'ul Franklin adverthsd O I,"
rent. slipper; rind now here is lid Isr-
tlmtiliu linguist church Irwin to are
:t guard number not. to ills MI W;
The Springfield iupaflteas. is its
review oi building M II W
cm Massachusetts for the M. II!“
"Tito- invasion of tits millionaire K
tmtdtnblc tor arm m G
“2mm 'cmtsge' at has half: W
largest single item In I“ liaoof
try rnidcnco building “ m."
mun-W
A probate fill“. oi “I“ It!
rural probate Mid l'v
where there is ital. fl
the tuner day that as ' M
mmwhst in the start
inst-r sitting around m h
pie to die.
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that it is worthy of “as that
wood to hem and
beating in that
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