. 17f mo Inlle"3mlth;‘5
W'w.m. admiration
,fliill‘p‘fl tron»; Charlea’
“Thoma ltlclthldaon add
le Smith.
With?” 1" ’
Wu cothione-
Tm. Colonel Smith. _,
‘rauua PARISH.
ital meeting oi 8t Paul’a
held. tut night. Oilcé'rs
.. , as iollowa:
‘Jobn Herrill.
’r K. Lockwood
- —Ailen Batu
wound.
Null Wrand Jackson. Ho-
ll. Robert G. Haniord, Oscar
. g . , James L. Stevens. 1!. E.
to dioceolan convention-
, B. K. Lockwood; alter-
Nub. Wand Jackson.
.. uni. rental of powa took place
woflhe'orwalk Glob.
annual meeting 0! the Norwnllt
”was held laat evening. when the
.4 ticket as selected by the nom-
' committee was elected, as fol-
l
dent~Henry P. Price.
Preeident~H. W. Gregory.
ry——H. Edgar Ferris.
er and (Minnow-Charles E.
Wwilliam r. Acton George
580m”. Edward Street. .l C Ran-
59'1“ 6. Gregory James lt‘loldcn.
l'. Bishop. Charles .Tria-
,' k-Charler Olmstend. Gould
linedericlt H. Quintnrtl. John P.
We”. Horace E Dunn. Robert
Ii Bm.1r..l°’rank Strcet. Jamar.
motes. William M. nous. Allentl.
Delta. Victor Sellcck wmnom H Bald-
Via.
! if 'I
' Auditorwhewin C. Grotto... Samlkl
- 7 Dr. W. P:*Acton the rctirlug pres?-
dent. made a neat lltll" aimed! altar
M! Mr. Price the president-elect
limit himscli the dutics o! the of“
awaiting the “Mill? to humor»
in good an tifllllul mt his produces-
had been.
A vote of thank» was tcndprcd vb: rt»
“A“ DAY EXIMISH.
rlduyou Graduating than of a...
‘ 1h Elm day exercisea of thc gradu-
riflil clas- oi thc ('cntcr High school
gut: place y'eotcrduy nitcrnoon in the
”My Hall of the acbool. The oc-
wun happy one and thr- pro—
5 In went on very nmootbly.
‘ alumni ement liay
- High School t boron.
1% of Welcome ‘
Maudie it. Mitch. President of
the t'lass
Mia- Helen B Quintard.
m Prophecy.
- Philip P. Ballard
1 i F“:
” High School Charm.
" Robert N. Behmllct. .
.5 Treat Stanley.
'0! clue invorn by thc
1‘ oi the clan.
Load Ila Heavenly Father.
High School Chorus.
‘aoaiaiencement exorcism oi tho
will also place It the Norwallt
~ ‘ church this evening
Bin-din Amateur: prcacnted
t in Germ-ole Hall. a three-
I called The Peasant Girl.
”to a good attendance and the
“Wat a large aunt The pro-
Will" ”Veil. all the particiv
mag them-elven very cred'
'aa undor the direction at
y. anointed hi" Jonepb
abort-oh part
We Karin. Male
We» liar: t’ug
. . 3m Iii-com. it,
' ‘ , army. Mule titan-on.
m Julia than". he
W W ‘lmmk. “talc.
by the uummn hand
.W. of flow York. and
,W Mitt!
» at" duet-a Ina enjoyed
the harbor and
c: . "a”
W. later and J. N;
’ esntions were presentle Concord iii»
middle breakwater the antram trio
vconatrudt5
w'b'it appear: to be
Smith 8. Mach,
chief of the
poeltlon on the ‘ \
irorn Port Orlnwold.
no. at New. London on will he ship”.
pod over the Shore Line railroad olth:
er tonight or tomorrow morning. The
can with the guns wbi. upon their ar-
rival here, be trnnalerred to a lighter
and then towed down the harbor to the
breakwater. The government engin-
eere will push the work, and it was
cold today that the guns would be
mounted by Wednesday night. While
it is not yet olllcially announced. it is
believed that a detail 0! artillerymen
(mm Fort Trumbull. New hondon.
will be sent here'to take charge of the
guns if the situation should warrant
such action.
DISTRICT DIV!!!“ BILLY -
Hold Last flight with filling Ill!
Divinion in Bowayton.
District division. No. 2. Sons of Tem-
perance. held a rally last night with
Rising Star division. in howayton. Del-
vision. of Narwallt; Mlnnehnha divi-
.~ton, of South Norwaik. mid Weatport
division. .
The programme imgan with an in‘
strumentni duct by Misses Nina Row
land and Norma Sherer: reading. Miss
Ra‘ymou'd; solo. The liarltics' Lullaby.
which was encorcd. Mrs. (Ionaum; ad-
dress. Brother Nowell. oi Weatport:
duct. mandolin and piano. e‘ncored.
Worden brothers. oi (Yonmrd division;
duel, Rachel and Reuben. Miss Nellie
Plunder and Samuel Scli’; recitation.
Miss Minnic Sultan. of Rising Star di-
vision. solo Mitts Mllia: reading Mm
Fannie Crockett: uddresp. Lewis Hub-
hall at Concord division; duet. Wol-
den brothers. piano solo Illa Kallard
or ( oncord division; recitation. ’l‘bc
(‘omitt as Christmas Eve. Frederick
Hoyt. of Congo"! dl'ylliolt.
’i he mc sioir filing Stir division
serwd rofr inc/ma. About t5» ptuplc
were present. and it will probably rc-
mill in, “551"“ benciit to the order in
ttoaayion ._ "
7’ l
roman anal. -*
Wanwd Ten center a Day Kore end
Free Tran-pennant.
'l'bc trolls olfntcndlng lb» trolley linc
from Sou pm‘t ta Weltport was torn-
porarlly checked ycntcrday. a number
oi ltulinn worltmcn lcnvlug on u strike
for incrcunml pay mid other mlvuntu-
got-t. in all about sixty mcn sloppctl
work and sturtcd to wall: to Bridge,
port, The ltulinuu have two pnid
”.20 a day. They clnlmcd that thcy
worc iorccd to pny i'arc to and from tho
point of labor and that no opt-n cor wan
providcd (or ”Mr use.
Some of tho more intclligcnt ltulinun
learucd that tho (Youaolidutml road
could furnish work for “(91"an 21m
and (but men at ".30 a day and would
transport thc mcu irco oi charger. This
led the. rum to demand tho mmc terms
from thl'ir cmploycra 'l'bc demand
wan rcitmctl. Pour tcatna wcrc luld oil
homunc- of the otrlltc.
t‘llltll-l'l' IN FICTION.
For next Sunday evening. tlic Mcn'u
iinnduy Evening club of the Bomb Nor-
wnlk (Ionxregationul church hon decid-
cd to chnngc the orthodox plnn or
thing». and in plant» of a regular act»
mon iir. Beard will ilpt'iill from tho
topic, i'brlnt In Fiction, giving it rc~
aumc oi Jame» Allen lunc’n popular
now-l. ‘l‘hc Choir lnvluiidc. Probably
with our cat-option, no now! of rcccni
tiny» hua bccn morn widvly rcnd. The
Choir lnviaiblc la a Kentucky «story oi
colonial dayu, tilled with cawricuccn no
minutely realized thnt ibcy lit-conic it
port of thc lilc oi onc’a own soul. To
t-verybody who bun mm thin not-y. to
cvcryhody who bun not. it cordial luvl~
tntlon in xlvcu to ho prom-it.
illillENADED 'l‘ilElll Blllt‘Il'MATES.
A largo number of tho amploym oi
(‘lmrlen ii. Trowbrldgc & Son’a box tac-
tory orgaulled lhmuelven into n ner~
enading party taut mm, and atarmd
out about ill o’clock to call on two re—
cently married young mcu employed in
thc ahop. Wiiilnmfi. ilatllcld and Chen.
'l‘rowbrldgc. They were account-hind
by at onlloctlon oi tatnical (Ti intimi-
mould homily in evidence on much ode»
niobi. find the "band" played until the.
company was rut-(united and invited to
come in and «only tonal-elven.
VOTED “.000 m BBNlti’l'fll.
The “anionic Mutual Mont tonne
lion and in New Raven last night and
remind applications tron: ill candl-
dam. m aluminum mm to pay
mm in moan: tor outbi- occurriac
alum tho tut mitts. M m” in
present “not normal riot-u baton
the aluminum. tau the» will be on»
W M morning. and
- W
TWO NEW HOUSES.
Plans tor a new colonial house. which
is to be built in Courtlantl Place for
(mime H. Voaburgh, call {or a nine-
room house. including .a reception hall.
The house will measure 2%“? tent and
will have inrnace heat and all the mod-
crn improvcmcnts. 'l‘hc porch and un-
derpinning will be oi cobble and tbr
cost at wood. The roof will be shins-
led. Abraham You Butdtirk hurt the
cntlre contract. The cost will be
about 33.500.
n George Clark's new lltitllii' in Quin-
turd avenue will be a two-utory lrame
building. 22x30. and will contain sown
rooms titled with all thc improvements.
iurnacc heat. etc. Thc root will bc
ahingied.
, CASTORIA
Ior Infants and Children.
Some Fooliah People
allow a cough to run until it gets be
yond tl'.c reach of medicine. They ol-
ten say "Oh, It will wear away." but
in most own it will wear them awoy
Could they be induced to try the aur-
ccaniul medicine culled Kamp'a ”31’
mm, which la told on u multive guar»
nntee to care. they would immediatoly
see the exceilnnt slut attcr taking the
first do'ao. Price 25c and We. Trial
«In free. At all drugglata.
--Aooton la barmloaa.
i was reading an ndvcrtlacmcnt oi
Chamberlan'n Colic, t‘bolcra and Diar-
rhoca ilcmedy in the Worccutcr Eutcr-
prion recently. which lead» me. to write
this. I can ttruthiully any I never uti-
cd nuy romedy canal to it for colic and
diarrhoea. l hiH’t' new-r had to tune
more than one or two douu to cure
thc wot-at cane with myneit or child-
ren. «W A. Stroud, l'opomoite ('lty.
Md. For rule by (l. (' Btlllaon Roulh
‘ Norwallt and n c chd Norwnlk.
in 1888 my wife went Rant and woe
attached with rhoumattm. (the re-
ceived no cello! until ehn triad Chant-
berluiu'e l’nln thins. illnce that time
we have newer been without it. We
llud it given inalant rolled in cam oi
burns and amide end in never falling
for all rheumatic and nouralgic pain.
-D. C. Brant. Santa Ynez. Cal. For
title by (I. C, Stillaon. South Norwnlh.
and It. P. Weed. norwallt.
I.l.,l.ll.tlilll.R.ll.lifltltblo
la elect Nam-bar a. 1m.
mvn aotrrn nonwau you
new roan.
A. lr-Im, 43!. m. 0.13, 8.“.
"E’s-mind 1.11 In. m w
P 1"” p 3. g
am. on. mm "In. w. ma
with":
A. mum MB. Mix. in.
p. mu. m. m
mva mm mm m acorn
man;
A. humble. on.
mu. m nit.
awn—1.0mm tux. m tux.
:3" an iii-gm m. 1.00. no.
' Moan
it mama. a». ua
my! loom mmmwam m
Mil. 1m 11”.“
V W1.”
mm W.
at the out netting. “the at»
7.13. 7.36:. 3.171. 0.03:, 9.“, am. a
amnion, up, on. NB.“
the scorn uni-wot: Boston Store,
WT .
every liternoon at 2 o’clock; and
blondny, Wednesday and Saturday
Eveniuga at 7:18 o’clock. The ironi-
est of great bargains every day.
sown NORWALK BOSTON noon,
"8 Washington Street.
Moviug'Ahead l
Our New Goods Are Now
in Stock. ’
We haw paid “Mil attention
to the new colon and have a
large it u w of dengue in Red,
(Then. 31‘: and Brown.
You arc mnlinlly invited to
all and 1. them.
Paigem’ mppliea,
Glow. out,
Painting. pupcrhauging
and tlworatlng.
E. EQGorham,
ii Mums. lint lornlt
J. o. , Jafiitads,
WW. Elmer, hillto-
anti I!
Wall Paper- aod Border-
: Roam will m.
South Non-Ix.
Sample Book- oi uteri atria o!
Papera. Borden and um lonldim
token to bottom lor intonation. on no-
tice by postal. animate- chem”,
given.
m out driving why not he» an m to
Comfort and Style?
It (not. you willing catn- at the
EXCBLSIOR
LWERY AND
SALES STABLES.
r tor-m II bran-Ian. intuit
OI tm’ifi‘o’h articulate ”I
WMWNM
W can taken to! Vomit”. mm
mm .
Dnverain ismmmu.
Odour ‘H'. Ionics.
(m to II. 3:. MI)
“mmuhm and and Mina»: um
my 7"”, “Ia “1:11;”.
We.
no,
PRESERVED QlllllGES
The Fluent In the
Market.
2| Dis .5. Can,
Five cans for $1.
Preserved ltmlenies,
DELICIOUS FLAVOR.
' u'
:
AT
Samuel Gumbel, ll.'l,
72 Not“: “Ill 3"“-
81mm Plan dud Cultivators,
Pill“ 11'. Clliillllll's llld
' sou Alllillt.
Irma ton SIMS! um
2 Wheel Cultivator, ”.50.
Steel Gordan Forks. We.
" laaure “ 31a.
“ labor, the.
“ Ila) Foch, llo
" Ilene. lie.
Pmltry wire, 3lc per ton moan! feet,
in full mile.
Jewell nod Atlantic white loud,
$6.50 per 100 pound».
MAT...
Cililltl, ltlllu & lb":
hardware Store,
llii Waaltiw at" 80. Namath.
Whoa lnnaadotounlor wood don’t
raiitoviaittbeuewmalyard
lio.21inttlotl,lilo
tiny aggmflroln.
Wang-wk “1 mini mu!
m.Wetu-i~t,iootot
It
madeupoott.
Profit.
Upon the am symptom of
a cold, procure a box of Dr.
Mar-land's Aceton. Take oo-
mdlng to directions and it
my nave you from a long
and palatal Ilium
Aceton
ache. and weigh; doaa
notaleettbeluart.
“will?!“
Aceton mm Co.
1mm. CONN.
LINOOLN
STORAGE
WAREHOUSE.
' , eoa raa m or
furniture, Fianna.
Mouton, Catriona.
etc. etc. etc.
b m roman oalnan a
Taylorkfloiden’s
III Ina ill balm ill. '
will cure the grip; curtailed- .
to. ~
Lat on: 1,” Che»: E 1”
I-llllu' . ifib Ibo-s, tut/w :
.i No. 4.1 ' ' r W’-: “ 22M. ”“.l I” k n "i .
Mlom' and childnn'wmo. worth .m .1.” $0.800. up
Ladlu’ no auburn. -
Batman’s 3.0».an a '- v,’ in
”on“. tutu”! Eta-”to. worth .4. 00. $2.50
Man's ion onion f worth 4.00.1.” -
Don's (normal “'0... worth too. a,” j
Man's Pot-rut men». worth 0.00. I... ‘ "
lion's Gold ”on. worth 3.99, LBS
iion’o Working It»... worth 1.00. Loo
Mon'n Hip Dom, , worth 3.50_. 2.25
ono’ooubloul. Ibo... worth. 8.50. t .05
.0)?! “but! 50199.. . worth I .35. 95¢
THEO. OLSEN, .
Waohlngton' so. So. Nor-walk
The Business Men
of the Norwalka and vicinity are rapidly becoming convinced that
not pay to have cheap printing in use in their business.
How Do We Know ?
Because it! our rapidly and steadily increasing business, which ha
been and is advancing until We now find it necessary to keep our
composing and prone departments in omtion day and night,
our engineer but? bury moments in preventing his constantly
whirling engine iron) getting a bot box because of the great demand
and
The Tendency of the Times
ll toward a higher grade 0! printing tor the one at business, mercan-
tile and protualonal men, and in loci. all who have nae tor the
printer's art. because they realize that printed matter which bean the
stamp of experienced and skillful design, and careful execution. is in
line]! eilelent advertiaing (or any enterprise, because the character
of a buoineas in most abeoiutely judged by the character and ap-
pearance of the pfinted matter in use, and. as we have said More.
the bailout men‘m becoming convinced or no: tact.
It is not a Case or Hide-aud-(io-Seek
to get the "beat that ever happened" in the printing line. tor you
can Ind it. and. at the right prices, at
h
ammunition and Job Puntingoilu
No. 46 Water Street, South Norwalk. Conn,
Just around the corner {roar Washington Street.
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