, _ . it .. _ wullss whom at the truths ‘ .. ‘ ' a ' ‘ 'n a names we. 5
.~ ,. . “l WM. it Fm“ list Churbharo to ve a slipper and . . ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ’ M“ \
. airflow “will. “will“. is serious” 'ahicaux‘ ‘Fhursdayflulght, hr ' .Qiii'tmiiiihlffiw'fn i“
R t I“ ‘ h to can: pile l ‘ " the Wrecking appn
.- l I. the why to take up
ma Jane. sunI ‘
. . I I SOLOMON SCAM.I;Manaxc-’II
’ Wildly} ‘ V ‘ Y L ' ‘ I ‘ K . II 9. its—4'4” Iv .‘M; A “My“
‘ °The Helping Hand society of the . _
um; iiimefirzfliifinddw'ei humuflk “mm“ ”9‘30”“ “1“" Ch Gold Silver Nickel and Coppsr
th Sim "malts '3 y' heldIadott handed social in the church ' ' l
.1 fills "W‘ B“"‘Wliitnn I pent‘two‘da I: hall'r‘lalt‘nlsht. All patrons were to »‘ PM“ It). a ‘
out wsek'in'tdew York with her on); wired to register their names with m i
Hills, the, Misses Float, their left hand and prises were given
Draggist 11;
attack of grip.
A son was born this
the three whose shirogrsphy was the
best. An entertainment program and ,
‘ whmcdfisworc the features. ‘
. The Little Point Coal Company re
celved aprnII Imotulnlng about “0|
tlons otteo st weak
"Miss Box-tho ‘Pooiey was
A ‘ “ M Mil: : .
‘Chsndclicrs,lrls‘pdfironpmond¢m p ' ._ I .. z ,_
_ ”no . .l r. l I . ofir V6?" t. "a y an
Bird CM“ find all kinds of ‘Plhsbnrylsée'mwylomur, I . .
r so is ill this;
' {this W‘Abv
» .. I I . t L " I .. _. I II I: , I - I'~I ‘ “I «rs-ed I I I
torncy and Mrs. boobs s. or Henry I home iron 3,“, ‘0‘ ll hawfgccni‘lmegsigmfutbgg ' I MmlWor“ RM?“ 3 plugs. None} I Mince M
““9”" if «l..- . .N” {,“fll‘r approval “9‘ Pat; island-rm; ‘AMM>;...Hnwooyct¢d his ~~md WW 1“!- blwflsfil Rel-M .
vim“ 133?”;‘ggk‘ghfisflmmmflfi “iii. shdéwmrgcnggns of“ who «jwuts.ii°~..lza 9.“ M‘i‘wl omit?” . , “W I _ _ 1 lb. pkg. massed Currants.
Mimi‘s? rs a I '0 Cottage you. are expected this was for a vis misfit“: gsgrfifl: "5:37:50: 3:: . ' ANTIQUEIBRONZINIIIJ. Tan-American Milk, _
The our.» WORM-Avenue Metho. “migmlgil B‘Afigfignawnmge'm router- gnu horse andgflfig’h‘bwnma ' ‘ ‘ I Penitpfiulqrhfllkaémfi p.“
. I_ -. . A. I ‘ , . i .I‘ I I. .
3:313:an ”‘3 holdIa rehearsal this weddings! Miss ‘ll‘loronoa “Ellverstt stalled. and halfomzit dinocssiblc to I .
3 pkg‘s. Century I
W
sstrlcstctho sch from the snow
drift. ‘ Her‘horrowow a 3‘ and ”made
his way back harmonic nu loosen»
his accustomed time. I ‘
Henry Hendricks. of Cranbui'l“. “To”.
day come to town. and in Woodside
Caleb Woodcflmmdiood to paint the
casual cotton 1‘48 clll building
thls'motnlq‘ “ us.” , ‘ mag
Twr’young lads“ L311?
' Metal Sissy at cm deceptive
Sir. Cbasmar. in New Work, 'Wodues i‘
RY.
Zlgmarr Mason was one ofthe most
popular Icit tons of Dorian. 'l‘ueedal
morning. w on he appeared with hit
snow plow. ‘ l ‘ '
t
it
."
Brass Advertising‘fiimr” .
adopted it" from
East Norwaik on Thursday to visit rel»
olives in High Ridge.“ '
. Jr is
i 'r 'i’ ii.
. ' u I
:' it m.
s"
.c.
olo'a express wlilgaoon have an of-
fice of its own. It has been in the store
of Roberts 8: Taylor for some time.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles 8. Hindlcy. of
Bridgeport. woo hate been visiting
fricnds in Cove street. returned to their
home. yesterday. .. ~ ,
Mrs. Frederick Keatlug. of St.
John avenue. is in New York city. at
tending the weddingof her cousin,
Frank L. \vaehburu.
Thomas J. Keogh and C. A. Freeman
will leave tomorrow morning to go up
The last entertainment-nu the course
given by the Men's Club of the Con'
gregauonsl Church will beheld in the
Town Hall tonight.
Miss Adelaide N.;~Bass' ‘wa‘s'tho re
clpie‘nt, this‘hveolt. of two beautiful re
mombranme from Moderator Sunday
school scholars. Misses Freda and
I-Ncllle fiber, of Quincy. illlnols—a'
painting in {water colors, "Violet." and L
a card basket in mind work. .
Hon. C. W. Lounsbury and Dr. M
W.-Robluson. of the Soldiers' Home
avenue. directly opposite the residence
of J. G. Hyatt, the horse and vehicle
plunged into a snow drift and stuck.
Mr. Hendricks made a clearing for
the. animal. but neglected to dig the
Paramount and when afresh start was
made. the harness broke. AftcrItho .
hours of hard work. the vehicle was
gotten out of the drift and Mr. Hon.
drlclts proceeded.
11‘0er Cleric Hyatt tied up thedepot
branch of the trolley line Wednesday.
it washout tor a short time but there
.' and sanitation-“h .
, , W3 are Willing to Mill ontl find just the cool that will
compel your furnace todoitdl’tlll duty. in keeping you warm;
We .grsIIhcgé‘I.forfyouiI-“Misfit-fond our own. Tell us
WILL '
ruins.
your troubles and if they "erodes
remedy right at. hand. It
a croft! is a».
burn and give you pleasure" .
, sortie (52-3.).
to poor coal svshavs the
“endless chainrcf‘sysrythingthat's go'od . ‘ .
I" .‘ Ht?
Large Orders a 5M2!
TREASURY unusually
I , , I .. . l ' Office of the Comptrollu
was no end of cxoltdtheut while it last- ' "T ’ It -. \I rent: . ‘ '
the Hudson river. tosce Mr. Keogh's .Noroton Heights. We“: ””033 “‘6 not :Mr. Hyatt appeared at the Town ‘ " I H... w, t it: 1 ~ .—""" .washyinmn .1)
new thirty foot launch; which is being we” at the Me“ club ””99“” Clerk's oilicoshortlyhotore 4230‘s. in. 4 . ' errls 2 m " ' . ‘ Janus '
built. , ' ._ .. .Tuesday‘evonlng. in the Congregation and found that his presence was re- ' ' ~ . i g, g... “n 1 ~ ‘ ‘9 .t- WHEREAS b‘ “time
Don’t fall to hear Charles Ichltinson, I‘III Chung-.3. the“; were “hm“. 4” at quired in New "York. .at the earliest . I »_ ~--* ~ i’l ' ‘ Chili’s thmugor presented to "mi under:
thc comedian. and Strings and O'Toole ,asericepi on. ill) RN?) 0' Stamforu possible moment. The sentleman had i ' Q I. 1*
in their comic sketch at the Mayflower ‘ n n etcs “3 “d was and Ben- ‘ '
a grip containing his lunch and his
pedal extremities ware ornamented .
with a pair of rubber boots. For the
dignity of the office be con not no,
Ito New York in rubber: hunts audacity
ing his shoes and izriprliade~ for the
car just as it was starting off. Hie
culls alarmed the early risers. who
thoughts robbery had been committed,
or a fire broke out. Among the num-
been made to appear that M.
National Bank."of Gout"; I
the City 011%?‘3 I
Countyof Eur ,J n - .
necticut, has complied fifth
provisions of the."Actqo_f t I
enable Notional'flunkingh ' .
to extend their mmorats W -
for other purposes.”
12th. .1882. l l w
jamln Curran entertained the com H
pany at supper with dialect selections
The occasion was enjoyable and inter
eating. ' '2. . _ ‘
James H. Newman. 68 years and six
months old. died today at Fitch’s
Home for Soldiers at Noroton Heights
He was born in Lancaster, Mass. ano
was a veteran of thacivll war. He war
F. . Elites ‘ truncation
COM-$3 ”WWW“. =
.4... t... “glint
0 ..” ' 4»: . ,r‘ "
WIT-H ‘V THE C" OPP! NC-
cntcrtainment and ball tonight, in Mu
sic Hall. .
Business is so brisk at the establish-
ment of the Rowland Oyster Co puny
that many of the openers com ence
work quite early in the morning, and
work until it is late.
Mrs. William R. Gilbert. who is ill
at her home in Pleasant avenue. is no
N "1.
ail! .i‘idiv on...
. . . ; ‘ ' ‘ « ' now THEREFORE IiI
better. Mr. Gilbert spends most of his :mnfmggr 2; 8:3 J31?!“ 1335... F‘ “I“ her were'ISIaImuel Purdy. the genial su- , BOWL ALTOGQIHEIRQ ,... I. El 6801?. Comptroller M 5
time at the house. Arthur Carr is sub. will beta n a) and I'm“ 142131111133: ccrintcndont of the line here. To him The Wadleigh Patent Leather and Fine . ~----- . ”Wt
stltunnggigprhlm at his Ishoe shop. ‘9
Mr; Hyatt told his story. as? he pulled
do hereby certify that
off a rubber boot and replaced it with
1 ill b h] ' . I ' . , 'CIHOPS Potatoes. Meat. ‘
The..mmam8 met mm tins. no. “9” w 9 “1““ “WWW"! lb? kid 33 suoefm Ladies ........ .
. , v ~ » l ' I " ‘ .. Cit fSouth Norwalir.i'
ward F. Smith in RWSidé avenue gkfigienzg 0' marliflfizh‘? gfibefimfi' a shoe.‘ and time was given him to Apples. Cabbalfi. Bread. of Tyra‘lrfleld, and Stats :
was .- «new mom no“... narcotnsg... windmill.“mushroom: s sa rrvrhvi‘flllifi- . " 1:. a“‘iti“§t.‘t.t°t°o“rt"l ,
afiflfiprflfiy 'égfigmfi‘i‘gg‘fl: exgfiggsffim‘zfifigfiggg.g‘gllgg The depot will reaich‘ed lust “III the and $3.50; not correct. at ......... A hideout! will u“ “gage o, Wmmm in,”
Smith and hostess alidhreaeapressing an Norw I I ‘ ' , ”‘1‘”th “- as, u. and m" 0w“ . mac . ' closenof business on January at
many orinmliméntsaupoI TIn‘tthniabomte " alkl’elithrdsynfternoon. child Clerk cauggt the last car, and once
I fill! ‘
. .I . . . . Ir 'lN TESTIMONY WW'M
collation sorted. ren =from..énch school beingpresont aboard completed his toilet. Men 5 Enamel and Box Calf $3 of) I
Charles“Helnselman.{who-.died at his
home in Second narcotic. *Wodnsoday
nightmares a5 member of «the Mayflower
Hook and Ladder Company. The fun-
eral will be held tomorrow afternoon.
at 2 o'clock. from his late residence.
Rev. Romllly Enumphries will om-
slate and interment will be in Nor-
walk Cemetery.
At the meeting of the Sunday school
teachers and others connected with the
Advent Christian Church. (held at the
rcsidcucp of Ray. J. W. Davis. Wednes-
day nightg'lt was votsd"to~f0rm a sort
of Helping Hand Sewing Circle, so that
articles could be made for sale. the
money to be applied on the church
debt.
Last night, after the regular weekly
prayer service in'the Advent Christian
Church in Van Zandt avenue 3 business
meeting was held far the purpose of
considering a letthr ,of recommendation
from Mr. Murphy. of Rownyton. who
wished to join the Baptist Church in
that place. Mr. Murphy has been a
nmuber of the Advent Church for some:
time. and us he is quiteold. he thought
first the distance was too far for him
to go. The other members of his fam—_
ily are members of the Baptist Church.
it was voted to give Mr. Murphy the
necessary document.
Captainwllliam 0. Roberts. with a
will of the kind that goes to make
heroes. came‘ovor to towu todsy. to the
steamboat freight dock. with a grim
determination and steady stop that re-
minded the boys of one of the Boer,
leaders. The Roberts family is of sturv
dy malarial. from their gmut grunti—
psrculs. (‘npiuiu ago Mrs. Nathan Rob»
uriu. to their greatglfhndch‘ildrcn, the
buy lllltllgh‘l or doom wuum on
only nmi‘lflotl draught“. Mrs. Morgan.
The other members of the family are
lhc captain’s turo sous. Mortimer and.
lloorgc. and his brother Frank and
wifet and {thbir family. flurry and" wife.
faster and. Earl Roberts.
Stephen Flake. the Koh—inoor of dra-
matic critics. has this to say about our
fellow slateman. in the New York Spir-
it. of tho"'f'imes. the oldest weekly of
its kind in the world.‘fhad Ariel knows
whom of he speaks: ‘IlIlldwin James,
for years the star writer on The Clip-I
per.,Iand well knownm "all tliontrlcal
and sporting men. Wimp: in retire-
‘ meat at lint Norwslhmml his friends
I lnslstedmpon celebrhtiog his sixty-
. sixth birthgaiylnj ‘ ‘ I
_ oer. sud thelwli‘okl I ' ‘ ‘-
“ out in the minor.” . u
a superstitipn till .I to a,
I class an influence upo ’ tintind
cites many lnoldcutsor‘ incidences.
For a, ‘ -
tightvhd . I .
doomed
. W"
pills. bal-
may Mr.
\' WG 514 ‘
There {wore interesting pictorial ,taao
hires. Mrs..Dr. Gill; Noxon presided
as : vice-regent, .. r’l‘hsp Irien members
of this society are’ in Dr. Noxon.
Mrs. Alfred Morchouse, Mrs. Arthur S.
Blbbins and .Miss Carrie Hoyt. ”these
ladies will serve tea. The meetings.
are held the third Thursday of each
month. ~ .
'Wll. TON.
Miss Lillian Adams has returned
from Bridgeport. I.
Harry“ Nichols has returned from a
visit in Danbury:
The Dramatic Club met with Miss
Eva Ferris last week.
Miss Mary Perry has visited rcia~
tives ln‘New Rochelle. ‘
lrving nockwood has spent a few
days in Pound ltldgc.
Elbert Carver. of Ridgeficld. spent
Sunday at his home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Morehousc have
visited friends in Greenfield Hill.
Miss Mattie Andrews. of Euston. is
tllc guest of Mrs. Angeline Andrews.
‘ Mrs. Barrett. of Lyons' Plains. have
been the guest of Mrs. ltnchci And-
rewa. . ‘
Miss Annie Dikcmun has recovered
from the effects of a. had full upon
the ice.
Mrs. Morris Perry has entertained
her sister. Mrs. Adele Andrews. of
New Rochelle. ‘ '
Miss White, of Lyous’ Plains. and
Miss Williams. of erlgeiicld. have
been guests of Mrs. Wildmun Adams.
Mr. and Mrs. Orlando Andrews and
family and Mr. and Mrs. Morris Angl-
rcwu nttondod the. wedding of their
contain Miss-Grace Northrop in l’ouuil'
Ridge. on Wednesday'. "l“
WES TPOR 1'.
George C. Halo. of Canton. has pur-
chased a line pair of oxcn.
will meet and work the third rank.
The F. F. Club will meet Saturday
evening with Mr. and Mrs. D. B. uran-
ley. Jr. , l l .
‘ Frederick W. Kemper intends to on
on his-bicycle hospital, March 1st, m
Maln‘stre‘ot.”‘v -‘
Mrs. ashes Backus has gone to
Washington as a-dologate of Nor-walk
chapter. DWA. It.by
II VJ‘C. . Bar dtpreachsd in the
ob psi at Our Holy Sutton Nor-walk.
Woodwind DUI." . . I '1“
ills-ii. Illiorin 9y I); it“ been
an iand all WinterIa‘ls again under
the care of Dr. J. M. Nolan.
Tonight thoroillolsl. board of that
’ h hill: “at:
4. as .
balk-Hair Harri ' ‘
Miss Edna Gsult, Who has been con-
fined rather homo several days with
an attack of srlo. is red.
The 19 i ‘
v aunt’s um “31's." admit was. ‘
March 4, Aspetuck more, K. of a, liven out some. time m1
31”” 91.”.
he cit
EDUCATORS MEET lN'IALTiMORE.
Opening of Two Days’ celebration of
Johns Hopkins Unlvorslty.
Baltimore. February 21~Emincut
educators from every. section of the
United States and Canada were arm‘- , '
ingln Baltimore this manning for the
opening exercises: th‘s afternoon of
the two dayli' celebratonbf the quar-
ter centenninl'of John Hopkins‘Ulliver-_
my. Nearly lire thousand invitations
were sent out and “woof them were
accepted. ‘ ' " ’
The exercises will commence this.
afternoon at 3 o'clock in Music Hall. ‘
the largest auditorium in .leti‘more.
The chief feature of the prdgram’wtll ’
be a commemorative address by Dr;
Daniel C. (lumen. the president of the
Carnegie institution with is president,
emeritus of the univerdity. M. the con-I . '
dress on behalf of thc‘wholo body of ' ‘
cluslon of Dr. Gliman’s ”address. Dr.I.
Wood row Wilson. the professor. 0%an
lsprudeucc in #rlnccton univers ty. .
will present to him an appropriate alt, .
the university‘s alumni. 'llc will“ be
followed by the’heuds of four gflatrins
stitutions,“ representative of. the four
sections of America. They will prc«
sent the greetings of” their several
schools and sections in this order:
Principal Peterson. of Ma'cglll Unit-cr-
sity. Montreal; President hndley. of
Yale Universiterrosldent Dabncy. of
the University of Tennessee and Pres-
idcut lirapcr. of the University of
Chicago. Tho exercises will close with
the singing of “Anlorlcn.”
PROSPERWV thFAGTORlBS.
. . W . row.» 42
or 0er to“ Census”:
out. '
rare it imposes “r
the summer is athlfstids in this
stilts. of which a brief abstract «was
contains
smno ‘lntonostlnl- [fonts .tiohrmlng
in .the first-Iowa.
towns in tho; tI_twcl‘vo'r'c-
port sortie hi it filmhctllflnt.
"Rodi
The decline of the shoe industry in ‘tlse
33mm assassins-rs gains-mg flflifiifi " W ”mt“ W3“
. uc.or ' I...“ m... -................
asses swfi’lw as ' room. ' ‘ '”
‘Thc'll ‘ more With—lbw“
indications show thorns-client tam l
pros in, will: " use.
andm‘cyiont“ 01.1mm comings fig: of mm
with manufacturers in nearly Without
' a half. Twit.»
3.31011th stdoi. brink on
Shoes
Men's [latent and, flax Calf Shoes. u
goodbargoin
........................
tragic?” .89?“ 53ml“? 3: 2:.9 - ‘ ..
4)
l
igrly th
ldostroy
Ecstlmsred at $0.000. , The building
‘Wmfi‘ “““i‘nms'i‘m
" tom one part 0 I Q3.
Out-001% ltioonc can be found I
a theory to to the c I ‘of the explo.
slonxit is tho‘heconthof the hindthatI,
in "or
' ‘Cotn
“fi-m’ , h) m“ ODOf- s , .. I
m for mmmh'm a y“'vmyo:hth:proforrodi
-' donoy i ‘ II ,
m. m paces.
ck
,‘
Al.
Vi“ :3
torus sum not
It has relieved lolhérs.
I I Is it not reasonable to expect it
“will .do theIssm'cI'iforIt‘gou. I
. ,
it'srohré
Al mum". ~ “7...,”
BALM
'l
: ‘ F. H. BRXTER or, :89 H4 PL‘METED
cinnamon- in societies; W
Cos and Electric Works Completelyi
Wrecksdfflihis . Morning.
~ ' rhinoceros, n. n, r -bruury sl.-'
in gas ‘voxpioslou occurred in one or
so
titer (ins. and
Vui‘al bride'btiilIdlugn'nt theI-Iltochcs- I
. I c company's, works »
‘ tho .rlt‘Iei"‘flnt.s"‘ncair" Vincent strovt
a morning which completely
“the buildinu. causingrh less
to tarot gas
to another.
to will advance
Wt gm“ like! '
I nonuniform-'3 Mm...
institutions innar- s‘tstoch haili-
es”... Mg
II comma
. ' n'
lmgm ""
M. yin; tor
torn
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' . "stowage 1. .I
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The Designers
of the wall pawns we handle am
the. most talented and highest
salaried in the profession. ' “ ‘
We got thelr'beiit prodcntiolis.
and a number of the handsom-I
est patterns are sold exclusively
at this store. ‘
Keep these (details mind. and
the further fact~ that. tho pricesi
emulsion lowest in all grades.
nus—ow.
in».
s
‘ morons ' ”I
w, Fraudsmr Unframed.
. . -.W.
wmoow shoots
all m m to order.
‘ . {diiib
smoother . ,
Pans; ulth’om'o. ..
intuition”. is for next
W
every dill. Chuhpo so; it.
Cornstock,
waskins
"8r DOW. " ‘
112 WASHINGTCN STREET.
BOUTI-Ii NORWALK.
“ ’Ph'ons use.
SACRIFICE
collisions?
TO MAKE A CLEAN sweep.
‘TramuED‘Hm
AT HALE PM?!
An excellent opportunity to make a
change in your Winter Hot at} small
expense. The best styles and qualities
all included without reserve.
III“: F'. Acko rmo‘n.
st mam STREET,
Cmmcctod with largo Bridgeport on»
fulfill-inmost. Fine goods at low prices.
4 WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 8, 1.92.
rout, out or shuns
‘On account of the condition otmy
health and my lease explrln'g.’l. have
concluded'to do out my Business
and will Boll tho . .
moan it .i .A‘suuiltt
The Bartlet-nins‘hlwlll it; to those
who oomgugrsti‘
”we." who on; of
... “no... . M...” .
,1
rtnr ram! '.
UNITED
Isthmus. “
. .l .v. nose-my boatload
(Seal) of office £11131!!!”st ‘ '
- . day of January am
‘ .t to WM. 3.11! Eb
Comptroller of the Car
No. 2643.
has gone into our books, is '
may be drawn at any‘til'ne.
. j . 9
Those who pricier to 'lb’t‘
monast- ..rcmslin. «cam shave
same enteredpn their
books at their convenidn
I will he puwI
innocents we‘ll
coon of pierce
'l tile ‘ rm. ind
viduals, and Cork.
‘2 Do aliens.
'7 ~ or ' conven-
“glonco of donut »
tors in tho Say;
“inns Department.
.' obsnklso -.
'4 ‘mfrtmt
, . IurIdsy' Iowa.
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