‘ , a life Vila plat
«we. him in the lace. MV TEMPTA-
TION KEY WEQT CIGAR! are anxi-
luila to have a mountainous into your
face and if you will allow them topasa
through this burning ordeal you will
bop eaaod. 10:; star 25o. . _ p
#3
m
Alexander Britt has gone
Great Neck to visit his ulster.
'l‘wenty delegates from blast Nor-
‘ walk. attended the Epworth League
rally at Darlen, hint evening.
Mrs. Mary» Waterbury expects to
start today: tor await to her sister.
Mrs. Fannie Baton. in Marion.
Mrs. .intnoa' Hartford. of Maple ave-
nue. who has been very ill. was able
to come down to breakfast Sunday.
George Britton. of Maple avenue.
wan able to get out. Saturday, for the
first time nlnco his recent operation.
itov. C. 'i‘. Cool-r has been the. guest
of Captain Oscar St. .lohu. Ho return-
cd this morning to his home in lied-
ding.
Dr. Herbert Ayers. of Brooklyn
spoilt the Sabbath at his homo in this
place. and returned to his home you
terday,
Tomorrow afternoon an important
meeting of the Ladlos' Aid Society
will be held in the churcn parlor at 2
o'clock. J "
Horace A. Saunders is moving from
Main street. Norwalk, to quarters in
the. Podmoro building on the Washing
ton street bridge.
Rev. Charles E. Benedict, of non-
sunburst, Brooklyn. made a short call
upon his parents, Mr. and Mrs. ti. l<‘.
llenedict. in Unborn avoxmc. yesterday.
Hurry ll. Fine... of Now'York city.
who has been visiting his mother, Mrs.
William A. Finch. in \‘an Minot arc-
nuc. for a few days. has returned to
his home.
John W. llcatty is completing the
inside work in the Van Scoy store in
South Mam street. South Norwalk. and
is also decorating the residence oi
David nee. in Rowayton.
Morris Saunders. formerly of How
nrd avenue, has moved back from New
Haven where he has been for several
months. He intends to resume. his
former work of opening. oysters in the
local plants.
There. will he, no ('ltlSS meeting in the
East Avenue Methodist Church to
night. The members will go to South
Norwalk instead. and take part in the
union meeting in the South Norwalk
Methodist Ghurch. a: -
Mrs; John Carr, of Butts Place. woo
but; been .ill for the. past two months
with a severe atttick of gastritis, has
suffered a slight mlnpho; although in
the. opinion of her physician she“. has
passed tho worst of her illness and
will improve rapidly.
The ladies interested in the worn
of the St. Paul's mission are requested
to meet with Mrs. rrnnk U. smith. lit
Henry street. Wednesday evening at
7: l?» o‘clock. The purpose 0| the meet
ing will be to organize a society.
whoac object. will he to assist in any
possible manner the work of the. hits-
sion.
The East Avcnnc Epvrorth League
will not. hold their usual class meeting
in the church. but will attend the un-
ion meeting in the South Nor-walk
Methodist Episcopal Church. this ev-
ening. Brother L‘nommedieu re.-
quosts that all the members arrange
to be at the South Norwalh Church
as: early as 7:». o‘clock.
tier. 0. A. Dahigren. who has resign.
ed his position as pastor of the Swell»
ish (‘tmgrcgational Church in silver-
.xido nv‘ehnc and will lcavc for East
ludia in the early part of MDT“ next.
lie and his wife will go out as into
sionaries in the service of the scan-
dinavian Alliance mission. The. stop.
plug place in india will be. Singer.
(.‘aslimcrc slate.
Arthur Carr. who acts as. assistant
to William R. Gilbert. the cobbler.
rznnc near cutting himself severely.
ycatm‘day. The. sharp knife he was
using in shaving a: patch on a piece of
nines slipped and went across his leg.
Tho keen edge out his trousers for a
distance of three inches clear through
the cloth. His underciothing was shu-
ih|irly cut, but his flesh was not touch.
or .
The funeral of Charles Heizelman
drew a large number of the want:
man's friends to his home in Second
avenue at 2. o‘clock. Saturday after-
noon. Rev. Romilly F. ..umphrles of-
ficiated and the remains were interred
in the. East Namath cemetery. The
nail bearers were friends of the dc.
ceased, namely. Frederick and Arthur
Carr. and William and Frederick
Brown. _ ..
Devi J. Jones. of East nvenu . has
just received a very interesting tter
from hls brother Homer. who is trav-
eling through 1am and Mexico. In
a letter written from Tempter). Tombs.
Mexico. he states that he has covered
ill kilometers [Inn Lula Pineal.
and it womb “Willem“.
try he had evol- . {There in a drop
or over Mir ' all Main; thin
icon kilometerslidt lull in abmlt‘ nine.
teen and one pollination-t track: Then.-
were pine. turnout; and the. most .n~
«more lowing-l "1”! Without cw
or waned-lad l w . RTIIBM ‘lll I'
albeit wet .. .. ‘ canyon nearly l.~
one [not deed for ovary kilometm- of
to
"to war. undone: on row interviews 'l
their are. ulterior of vanilla and tails.
. m
‘ hoadll.
I ”all“ ‘t R» .I“
”m *“ ‘
. ll. aha them .
Eha‘aoldlers were“, . on cattle”
3y were guardian: of the radial.
Twenty year pria’oaera etc., are work.
ed on public and municipal works as
carriers of burdenliv-horaes are on»
nuown except for riding and very few
vehicles are used. These prisoners
(tarry great loadaof atone on their
There are thouoapda of "cat-J
gallons" or burden carrier. and they
do the work horned do ln'moat coun-
tries. Tnoyienrry four hundred po’nmla
easily on their bonds. from the freight
depot to the stores. a distance of one
half or. three-quarters of a mile. But
hey cannot carry a dress suit case of
orty or fifty pounds without running
the, ever present rope through the ban-
dles and clinging the load over their.
dun dcra and back. The back and
logs re well developed, but the arms
are very weak.
RD WA YTO”.
William C. Ditahhm 'h’a‘n purchased
one. acre of land and buildings from
John Weed. 2*
The residence of David Lee, in Main
street. is being repainted by John W.
finally, of East norwaut.
The ladies, of the Baptist Church.
care a supper last night at the real-
dence of Mr. and Mrs. Abram Clever-
loy. There. was a good attendance.
about seventyllvc being present. and a
fine little was enjoyed. The Log Cab-
ln Quartettq of South Norwalk. com-
DORed of A. F. Hathaway, George H.
lilrst. Junius Brown and William Q.
Merriam. has heard; theorem mm
born that were highly appreciated. The
menu served was one of the best ever
arranged by the ladies of this church.
nullity AND NOROTON.
Richard Abcndroth is suffering with
a severe cold. ,
Clarence E. Crofoot is suffering
from a very bad cold
E. T. Bates will no.
more icc this winter.
it is thought that the tower on the
town ball will be finished by tumor»
row. ‘
The. Noroton end of tho Norwalk
Tramway line was not in operation
Sunday.
Fred Chadderton, the harbor. Was
in South Norwnlh on business yester-
day afternoon.
Mrs. Fred Chaddcrton. who has been
ill for some time. is able to sit up. and
will be out in about. two weeks.
James Birchard is working every
day now on the old grandfather's
clock. and will noon have it finished.
in. Nixon is‘ very busy these days.
There are many people. who are ill
with severe cabin, which seems to or
opidomtni ’ . ‘
James Birchnrd drove to South aloe
walk youth-day(afternoon in n sleigh.
He anys'that the roads are not in very
good condition?» , ~ ,
Mm. Clarence E. Croioot. who ha.\
been. ill for. "some time, will be able
to be out. again in ‘a couple of days.
so it is thought,
Several from here intend to go to
South Norwalk in a sleigh. if the
weather permits. this evening. to at
tend the play in Howl‘s Theatre
Another new conszgnmcn: 0; books
for the Barton Public Library “11'
won arrive in liar-ion from New lork
‘lho library is fast becoming the mozt
popular center of attraction.
There is an epidemic of boron dia-
temper among horses throughout this
=cction. Several veterinarians have
been working several days among the
horses in this place. There has been
no deaths as yet
Mr. and Mrs. George Anderson. of
Fairtleld. who spent Saturday and Sun»
day in than place. returned to their
home Sunday night. Mr. and 'Mrs.
Anderson formerly resided in this
placc. He secured a position In the
Falrtlcld .nbbcr Works and went
there to live.
Rev. C. A. \villson. formerly of Stam-
ford and llarien. seems to be meeting
with success in his new field of labors.
l-‘airville. Wayne County. N, Y. The
Newark. N. Y.. Gazette says of him:
"Rev. C. A. \l-‘illsou. after a week‘s ill
noss. was able to occupy his pulpit and
preached an eloquent sermon Sunday
morning from Acts 4: 12. and we wish
everyone could have heard it. The sub»
loci for next Sunday's sermon is bad
ed upon Abraham Lincoln. 'i‘hl,‘ con
gregalions are increasing. and every
one says ‘1 don‘t want to lose a ser-
mon!“ .
There was a slight runaway acci-
dent in this place Saturday afternoon.
A horse attached to a cutter. belonging
to James O'Hara, of Noroton Heights.
started to run away on the main
street. and Mr. O'Hara. who was in the
sleigh. could not hold the animal. He
sawed away. but. it was no use. He an-
ally ruined the horse into a telegraph
pole. The animal aided and upset the
vehicle. throwinz Mr. O‘Hnrra out. He
was not injured. The runaway was
stopped by {bystander before any
other damage was done. The animal
received a couple of cute about the
less. I
NEW CARRIE.
Stephen Avery is will at. his home
with‘pneumonnw ' .
in riotous with
like Funl'e’fl‘o‘
Mendailn New ‘
John T. Fanchcr in confined to his
home. on account of illness.
Hm Emilia Stevens and. child are
lll’illl'tlltlr bum mama; overrule. . .
Mina Carrie Smith Into been ill at her
home in Rallmnd avenue for acvml
syn. ,
Mina Nellie Smithyof blew Milford. in
Wool:
hind
“*c
harvest any
1.3! .. in. “Willow m a...
united!“ the
mar-amt.
'* and”. a
, . 1. Into
pantheon. but I: new .
. from his“ seamed. trill;
l Miss Violet Adams in entertaining
' Mlsu Hamilton. of Brooklyn. N. Y.
J. lsbeil. of Brooklyn, N. Y .,‘ holiday»...
The eteclrlollght service ill being
orti sectioned tuna.
ml?“ :10“. ‘ golf. {103.
hrdacilod at: ‘ ti \
national Church. Bu day. '
Saturday night's ntorm prevented a
meeting of tho I". F. Club. as intended.
in the residence ofJudge D. B. Brady
ey. '
Rev. C. Merrill. a missionary. dis-
coursed on “Work Among the Oneida
lndlans," at the union service In Uhrlat
Church. Sunday night.
. The ulbrary" association has been
presented with teaiyspoona and oligar-
tongsy intendedi‘fonv’tlliet at afternoon
tea. in! tire. ii. at. titan. .
Announcement u made of the on;
gngement of Mary ‘13., daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. C. P.,Pecli.._to and. Jennings,
the latter of Greenfield. .
John R. Bauhaus was meanest of
Attorney Harry Sherwood. Saturday
and Sunday. They made linearly trip,
to Bridgeport, Saturday. but were glad
to not home again.
A freight car Was derailed just
East of Westport shortly before noon
Saturday and traffic on the east-bound
freight track was delayed for about
two hours. The wrecker was com-
moned from New Haven and succeed.
od‘in gettinKWlle car back on the
rails cutter an ghourlu work. ' Pa . .
sers'rtrnfllc would no wise delayed;
"Woodman Spare That Tree" was
theplnlnt of several recently. when it
was learned that the days of the old
elm tree near the Whitney residence
had been numberedbat William Rose-
nnnhad the .ioband down it came. The
tree is alleged to have been over 100
years old and was originally set out by
the great grandfather of Arthur Whit-
ney. .
it is not so long ago since a rant
was made on slot machines hero and
a cultural clearing out had. Either
some were lost in the excitement or
have been supplanted for opportunitv
to "chance it," is offered again apd
that same opportunity~ has started
some law abiding people here into ac-
tivity. it would appear. with what re.-
sults remains to be seen. in certain
circles there are rumors of new and
Order agents being about. but this sur-
mise is merely guess w‘ork and it is
not generally believed to be true. That
intcrest in the matter is aroused.
however. in plain from the fact. oili-
viallv. that he had no cognizance of
the. law being violated. in HS particle
lnr noriiad any cuniplnil . ecu lodged
with him. There hi c 3 reason to
believe that one. will b entered. and
it is equally certain that when it is
there will be. a shake up here. ‘
The liveliest kind of scrimmage took
place at the Batterson home. nosey-lilo.
Sunday afternoon. between the broth-
ers John and hylvoster.
cause of the trouble is not made plain
in the complaint. but whatever it’ was
it resulted in Sylvester striking John
over the head With a buck saw. cutting
him badly. and when John attempted
to retaliate. his brother dealt him a
vicious blow on the arm with a ham-
mer. Since the death of am. and Mrs.
Batterson. the children have had num-
erous differences about the. property,
no division of which has been made.
and it is believed the trouble of Sun-
day grew out of this. John secured
the services of E. M. Lee to draw a
writ against Sylvester. alleging as-
sault. This the complainant took to.
Sheriff Kemper for service last. night.
but. the document was unsigned. and
Justice Hyatt had to be found and of-
ficially endorse it... Yesterday the
sheriff, went to the Batterson house.
for the purpose of arresting Sylvester.
but he had gone.
unl‘rao sures coum'.
February Term Convene: in New Ha-
ven Today.
The February term at the United
States District Court. will be held in
New Haven. today. There. the. four
criminal cases down on the calendar.
One of them. the only new case. is the
United States vs. Joseph ippodamaatl.
of Derby. who is charged with send.
ing obscene matter through the malls.
it is expected this care will go before
the grand jury and will be the only
case they will have to consider.
The case against. Pericle Cain and ‘
Giovanni Lombardi, of the local “1“:
tan paper. very probably will be set-
tled without trial. The publishers are
charged with publishing an articlq'
which was sent through the mails.
There are two more criminal cases on
the. old list. but they are not likely .
to be tried at this term.
There are eighteen criminal cm. , .
down for awlgnment. besides five new;
cam. The case of Frank luera no.
Richard and Thomas Dnndon. is fan
tlefontive- wharf!” in. mm cit! at
MW ..
”h mmli'fi Cowlimv‘ll’. ’
unmet; . w on. ‘ .
walk. Mama to a alt-oh unilateral.
ooedn of the sale of the oyster no.
Which m‘libeled by creditors. .
There are. two m «alas! the ,
town of New, Haven; one of the New;
Haven Tom “mow. the other by
(that-ion if. Cutie. it ”alleged that
a Mimi and several human. world “
delayed at, the new Charm! «atria
‘drlwbrldite. the draw not having him
opened for many ..onvn.
aaams‘r rue “Mauritanian?!
lilac-Prawn on. of Mn 31‘
7
‘1 «am All. Flmkoylm ’
’l‘he Misses Bradley enter-alum Mile 2
improved or larmvwirwin the west-
4h award; ii
' a marina (Sufism;
The exact .
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8. Kate: Berg. Secretary: Eadie;
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Mr ‘A'u‘x-
iliary oilfih‘ightsof Pyihias. No. 58. Com-
}hlercihl Hotbl, "Minneapolis, Minn, After
Five Yeats, Silfiering Was Cured by Lydia
1E. .Pjnkban’s‘lvegedb’lé compound,
" Diana ‘ hind. ‘ Plxxnau : "—— ll‘hatcvcr virtuc‘ there is'in medicine
seems to be concentrated in Lydia E. Pinkhmn’a Vegetable
Compound.~ I slril'ercd. for five years with profuse and painful
menstruation and] i lost flesh nndstrength.and lire had no charms fornlc.
~ Only three bottles of your Vegetable Compound cured me, I
became regularlwithout‘ any pains, and hardly know when i am sick.
“Somc'oi‘ lhylfriends who bade used your‘ICm'npound‘for uterine
and ovarian troubles all have the same good word to say for it, and
bleas the day thér‘fi’rsi lOUll(lvyli.'f7~¥lllRS. Kara Biiltti. _
$5000 EORFIML‘I" THE. ABOVE LETTER IS NOT GENUINE.
Wil’en‘ ”\voine'ililire ‘troilbléd With irregular. nappy-eased or painful
meld-imitation, “Wililfi, ‘ieu erhgha. displacement or nicwration of the
womb, that. b‘eaflhgkdphmfoe ingmflammation ot‘ the ovaries. backache,
bloating (or flatulence WWW debility. indignation, and nervous prim-
traiaon. oral-e ‘ i'auoh smooth; as dizziness. faintneaa, lnssitude,
eleii‘ability, irriflhilitv. nervousness. oloeploannesa, melancholy, “all.
gone” and» “wmhcélefhabm "
_ . . foclingu, blues. and hopelessness.
theytshonid mmlnrthordvia one
i . , , tried and true remedy. Lydia E.
Pinkhum'n Vedcbnblp' pompound at once. mnoves such troubles.
Refuse to buy any other, niélfiolfléifdr you need the best.
pnmplnkm tool ,‘“‘ Mill'iom’firswltn 1m err-meta.
She huinidedi honour: [to lwlthu Address Lynn. Mm.
. H.“
a’l ‘.3
avoda .,
And it is coal than WILE burn and give you pleasure
and satisfaction in the burning.
We are willing to help you find just the coal that will
compel your invoice to do its full duty in keeping you warm.
We are here for your benefit—and our own. Tell us
._ your troubles and if they are due to poor coal we have the .
7 remedy right at, hand.
Our stock in an “endless chain ‘of everything that's good
in coal.
Think it oven—then telephone us. (52.3.)
’ John H. ~ Ferris.
.149 Washington Street. ..,._ , South Norwalk..(:onn.
The assignment or loo-1‘ ..
The Wndlclgh Patent Leather and Fine
’id 83 buoe for Ladies ............
The launahury 8; Mathewson Shoe. $3
and $3.50; not perfect, at .........
Men’s Enamel and Box Calf $3.50
Shoes ............................
Men's Patent and no: Calf Shoes. a
good bargain ......................
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no. 40 WATER smear.
scorn NORWALK. or.
“‘-
SOLOMON SCAM. Manager.
Gold, Silver. Nickel and Copper
‘ Plating.
Chandeliers. Hand Irons, Fenders.
Bird Cage: and all kinds of
Metal Work Repaired
and Refinished.
ANTIQUE BRONZING.
Metal Signs of every description.
Brass Advertising Signs.
—-———-
Large Order: a Specialty.)
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n
HOPS- ALL KINDS OF
FOOD Into Clean Cut Unl-
form' Pieces no FINE or
COARSB “Wanted; * "
Other machtneschopi meat
only. THIS 'DOES AWAY
WITH ’l'llE “UHOPPING
BOWL ALTQGETHER‘.
(SHOPS Potatoes. Meat.
Apples. ' Cabbage. Bread:-
EVERVTflING. " ‘
A machine. you [will use
every day. Call and mu. ‘ ‘
oomstock
Watkins
a ’ now,
112 WasHmoroh smear.
scorn uoawanx.
Phone "3.5.
A sacrum:
Profit to Principle.
Trimaran;
AT HALF PRICE
An excellent opportunity to make a
change in your Winter flat at a small
(amuse. The best styles and qualities
all included without reserve.
M. F. Ackorman,
3: mm eraser, ’ uanALK.
Connected with large Bridgeport co
tabllahuent. Fine goods at lovarim.
. . and on or Banal
‘ On account of the condition of my
~health and misuse expiring. l hm
headlined to close out my Businep
l‘ and will Sell the
i
9 and and u i dunno
. The Best Bum. will be m tum
. I'who come first. '
2 Here is a chance to cut
Freda"... Wt in
colour.
Stream! a. student a not. Q
mniifhlublh’damfil “‘ll‘l‘WKzllM‘ai?
‘ "“‘ll m ‘ MW
The moat lmpurtantitt
life in providing for in
wlfo and a“. l
provisions a man. can entail
idleness. slckneaa. mlafort‘u
galley—«there are other all ‘
too, ‘ ‘
Why not start an account
with one dollar or so and. beta. ,
bank? ' ‘
it. isn’t nucenaury to‘vw
get married. ‘1
mt soon! Hall MILK
outrun
Winnipeg . _x‘ .
on National
CharterEiennig‘
Office of the Comptroller d! m u
the City of South him :
County of rairaelonnd Slain
necticut, has complied j ..
provisions of the "Act” l;
enable National Banklnc‘ ,, ‘
to extend their corporataxulm.
for other purposes." . '
12th., 1882. ,.
now Tun-auroral t. . .
Ridgely, Comptroliér of that? ‘y ‘
do hereby certifythnt "Thug?
tional Bank of south “’muk' ii
City of South Norwalk, lawman
of Falrfleld, and State of
is authorized to have lyv
the period specified in it: .. U
tieles of association, ,.
close of business on I
1N TESTIMOPIY ‘
Pliisbury'a Bent Flour,
3 pk“. None Such Minna Ital,
1 lb. pkg. Seeded Raul”.
1 lb. pkg. Cleaned Currants.
Pannnerlcanulltlln .13 .. f,
Peninsular Milk. *7. r .1 '
a pan. Century‘llenilb in ‘
Collage av ,
u in ll :
x. to
i i
A savings account is one
it mean» ready monuylnfl
51 who: a)!!!
u. v, ..,-
BANK a
Will be pleased '
to receive the new .
counts of More”: ,
tile Firms, Indl-fiv
vlduals, and Cor. .
poratlona.
For conven-
"lence of dopoah
ators. in the ana-
lnga Department.
.;the bank is openv
ed from 6 to 8;
Saturday even- .'
lags. ':
if you co‘ntelnr'
plate making I "
will ltzwould-bo
' welitononntdtlll.‘ '
soo’rn NORWALK. Guild.
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