. s “mammals“.
V g. marl-mu. tun-but
h' ‘ m-thhtbl-m
v ‘fihfldhby'mm m
M macadamia-32mm
"far-mum Mafia-dun.
mun-V and nut
“tum-u
manner
but»
‘ on Print! .4: mm Posters. End-
figs. Bill” I. \Wn: (arch. PI.-
~ ornaytb antennae! pdntingJuvn
once. whim M
=rcrdmnttlw will
madman“ Kyla nude:
5 cup 332m: and fictions.
Lb: of utter:
b ISIAINNG In tho Motley. ll south Sorwnlk
Sm. a. £814. Pcmnscnlhn: tor any or the“
“nu wul plate any we: no Idvcflued.
LADIBS‘ LIST.
lit:— mttte A. Benton. It“ Hull: Jenningc. lira.
ally LGklezer. In. Jane smug.
USXTLKIKY‘S LIST.
up. John .idsma. Murmu- Brbuc. Ir. Janus
uh Beret“ Knllu. Ir. Theodore Lockwood. Ir.
. ‘tc lclieou. Jr . Charm Percy. llr. June.
In 1:. Ir. W. B. Tattle. Cnpt. R. l'. Woo-tar.
J. S. BURNING. Pact-Master.
limdtr thanks and eat turkry to-day.
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Bzdwel is displaying Christmas toys.
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There an: many men with wlmm truth
Stems strzmgvr than fiction.
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Tho “ dida‘t-ltnnw-it-w'ns iuulnl" rayon
being about over, we are now anxiously
awaiting the advent of thin tcv.
*-—..w———__
Aden-re of divorce was gnnted by the
Supreme Court. on the thli inst, tn Fannie
Sellutk apt} Wm. H. Selleck. of Xurwalk.
”w“
The storm of list Monday caused a very
high tide in the lurbor. The water came
upon nearly all the docks and covcred the
r “S.
m _w ~~~vwv~
Gypsies believe tint death is nnuibilatioa,
and there is a popular superstition tint gyp-
sirs themsvlm mean “mutilation—to lien
Yr ‘G‘ls.
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A $1 menial-men: inn Fisbkill paper
bmugtit the advertiser n 8800 order. Yet
there are people who say that advertising
doesn‘t pay,
MW
Although our sidewalks Ire full 8 feet in
width. gentlemen are obliged to take to the
. utter when pa-aipg ladle: walking tour
brawl.
«v-
.ltll Rorwalk dines on clun chowder Sub
urtlay nights. It i: n lwret scene when
these people sit down to wrestle with the
bashed bivulm.
m ' ‘90. - -
We were shown by bit. Wm. M. Ray~
motltl 3d, this week. tn cm. which war laid
by one of his Baht!“ be». tbxt matured
95x6! inches cud weighed 3! ounces.
”—40%“
The Air Line nilrccd bu sued the town
of t‘hattmn to compel tho xumntco of
“9000 of the mud‘: mud mortgage
bnmii. in nectmlancc with It in t:- purd two
yum ago.
“—4—”.on
.\ X'tl’wnlkt‘r gut on hiw line-es the other
mum, the tint mm- since “chit llmml‘r lup-
py lmur." He thought it was “It! devil. nod
and was tit-bled must to death to find it
owiv a little grey owl. Tn-hu man!
—-~*OO—-~—
The Stamford Advocate unyi: Prat. Pan
3 if. of Sorwalk. comes to Stnmfurd one
awning at mph which, to instruct the Strum.
t’urrl Brats Blzltl. l‘lnf. Sc‘itvibrr. their
lrwl r. 1; win; a i to to the till); {\r the wl t:
_.... 009 -...
X m :u mum lawlt‘ mun: t‘ntlllcul than
on in n lmrln-t'a Chair. w ill) his f-lce rov-
ll with latltcr and his body etlilll'utlill‘tl
an immrucv mlECu itprnn, except it be
urn he (‘0!!th hum» tlrutlt and [la ‘lnu n
r a rm: in tlw lutl’er in.
"A ”A
Wbt‘u :1 ynun; man goes t-I we hie girl . f
n evening and repairs tn 1 cx‘ainet'ttukl-v‘s
he ncxt morning. to time it bruit-n cluir
mended. we lnve not our upi till“ 9! him.
“'9 don’t win: in bi!- tmclnrn llvl.‘, Purmkv
nod to haw-w yuzr " in: always unlucky "
but you elmttlal lnvo tvi'cd the u‘trengt l n?
the chair before vnu bulb MI «lvm‘n on it.
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{vase of vur “changes In- agitating U!"
questinn of “ what to do with tramps- "
Without wishing to nppn-lr uncll trit ihl -. wr-
vnuld sum! that n dipper n! lwt water.
liberally dimmed over the bowl of etch our,
might engrn‘h'r warm fwcliuzs toward the
donor. or s setting of n brick. ttmwn with
Creedtnour aim. would no doubt iman'
upon tme that it lg more hlvuxl to 52%
than to n c: ive.
W
The utmquit-nuf lb» lute Elm Maj ir-Geu-
crnl Battling wrrctluly wilcmnTzed ct the
Cnivcfmllit Church but Friday afternoon.
The allt‘lce was cmwdml tn repletlnn by
mowinz frivodc. A tilting nmt eloquent
eulogy in this pumr. lit . {tr-r. l). Ill. llmllre.
.l the duzinz u! u ntmtmrlul hymn. com.
- expressly fur the no: talun. ware prom.
future. at the net pelvic”, ut the let»
. of which the remain. were com
wycd to tan Wooster Cemetery and there
lntrfl'fii in lhhmily burial lot.-Dnnbury
Saws
”at.
One night lfl‘ Wk. Q mtlmm “flag
on W. strum, lutbhglty. who l. in the
m o! mucus: out it our mum
w “snubbed for tho " t ct our mic
urlved but»
has. and m an Wall
mnfiwbcudanditwuoul
nun Wponwdlu. tbnt be
to pin ant-ion. 0a catering. be
tan-d n m m urchin. The wire.
. wt! ber ”Stuntman. bl- um.
i wa-ycacldfirlwltblm Phi. Ind lb:
5. “til wlcb than; rclllgg-pln. M
w. an hell!!! for tut Inn mu
' ‘36: myurcld saw to bk
thwihulhd bl: bu car Tawny.
an“ ‘- loved bl: M Ill «but
W
Theoyuterhycnr onlyrepmutlvoot
rulnoblllty. ltbalblucblood. _
W
Willto'l‘ottutsoohr rccovmdtmtbc
Inlurlonneelvod lat weekutobenblc to
gum
#—
Collector W. 8. Benton nokl a portlon o!
the Legnnd Lockwood ante to untidy the
South Nomlb Union BcbOOI tax.
W
The Hears. Blyumnd Brothers luvc I
superior nrtlclo 0! Virginia pine kindling
wood. Just the thing (or curling llm
these cold mornings.
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Meant-s. Stedmnn & Son‘s Hotel in this
city grow: in popularity dnlly. With pent
rooms and bcdr. genlnllty of the bolt. and
the general homcllke cbaractcr of the hotel.
the visitor never hill: to spent in high term:
of the hotel.
flaw—-
‘l‘hc Union Temperance meeting of the
churches of this town will be held.“ the
Baptist tabernacle. to night. (Wednesday)
The” meetings are very interesting Ind
luvs (or their Meet the benefit of the com-
munity. The attendance should be lnrge.
W
A first class {mud made the night hideout
mil caused some toll Iwenrlng lust Suturdcy
evening. by aboutng and filling a. New
York extra. It nnothrr extrn chap come:
to this city. he will pmbnbly meet with an
arm ordinary reception.
W
Thomas Hyde. of Norwalk. won 810.00
by walking from the Norwalk Hotel to
Swords‘ corner. in thin city and return in
twenty-nine and a half minutes. The wu-
ger was Hut he could not matte the diusmcc
in lbirly«two minutes.
W ’
Mr. John H. Ferris has been putting down
a dig walk tor A. Sulmuns. Esq. in ~front uf
his bat shop on Mnin St. He is now cu-
pged in curbing and gutterlng and 3100
digging in front of the factory at Crolut&
Kat-pp. We are glad to one so much enter
prise shown by our batting fraternity.
W
Ajuvcnile Book cud Ladder Company
panda! or must: last Sum-d". with a
gully decanted machine. Prom tbc racial
they eluted in front of our can during
the cttcrnoon we were frorl'ul tint a gem-rut
commutation was in ad n portion
of this New York Plrc depurunent bad been
sent up hero to check it.
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’-
Gco. L. Cnllln. 126 Fulton St... N. Y.. la
n; a work to be entitled ” Home. on
the Sound." deterlptlvc or the the o! the
New York and New Haven Mlmd. M
town and union on tho line will be new
ratelv ducrlbod.wlth 1 view of allowing
the inducement: which cub clan u a tub-
erbnn rcaldenco to New Yorkers. Ten
thousand caplet m to be given awny to the
public. and it will be can tbut thus the vu-
rlom town: cud cltlcs wlll be extenrlvely
advertiscd.
o.
W
Mr. Thomas A. Morrison. tntlier u! 1". ll.
Storilrnu. bu. of Nurwalk.dlcd luddeuly
Itt bl: hmne in Brooklyn on Sunday luv.
He van a nun will-known lu lhll lawmand
ln former yours trna identified wltbtbe
plum-Dd took grunt interest in ll: proo-
pcrity. The nunnunccmcnt u! bl: death
alliance runny Wlllle mourning our till
loco to bring to mlnd trnltr in bl: ctunctor
and uh of klndnmlhnl will never b6
mned from their mcmury. He was IQ'OD'
tun-w year! of ngc.
~w...‘ rfl-M
Mr, John ll. Ft-rrls is putting mt qultv nn
extenilve addition to hi: houseun A lam»
St. S rhn says he had um ut‘lvcts in view.
in llllln‘.’ it. One was to gin.- uur mvclinulcs
snitwtlliug to d! thou: ll tl’xl timed. and the
other w is ti tmku inure mum fur tlmir
Luvs of his. The Ntltllllull. "llll 3 pi tzzn
running Around the snutlt side au.l from,
m .km a wry grunt impruvetlwntln the ap-
pearance at his place. Stu-plum “'ilcox l;
boast-alumna and Slit-“’1 Smith is doing
thv mama Wurk, and “new": My. Denal-
h lulu; on the Oil and lentil.
aw”-
Wc wou‘d again call the attention of the
Dmbury & Nurwalk lltillrund Cu. to tho
sunnynut‘e unified pm‘lcstriuui, by lvaviug
the ears of tho company on the vms~walk
[mating tn the tlt’pul. At tblrt secton n! the
ye.“- people going Trim Washington street
lutlle ”("301 acre compelled to go through
the mull to art to th:- pltlfurnl, when”. i!
the cars were uucuup‘ed nnrl the crmtwulk
lrt‘: clear. ’twoul-l inmuvvulence the rall-
nnm campmy but litllu. Will the gentlcv
mm ly stlpvrlnlvttvlt‘nl. ll con. please give
Llnfi motor c‘mnl lvmthp. We thin: be
will see llll" justice of the complaint.
M
We hive received trnm Mr. Andrew St‘l
leek, tumkwllvr. Xorwulk. a copy a! Moll»
er Goose‘s Melodlr‘r. published by Meats.
G. W. Ti‘ton 8: Cu . Boston. which conning
oil the rhyme: that we loved to but so
well in our chlldhmxl days. and whlch lllll
rut-la a clurm and tutor“! for children. cud
will continue to data ”long “children
are mod to malt: men cud women of. It to
tho mm complete mitigation we but: corn.
and no nursery or borne in fully equipped
without It. Get lunar! mm the chlldnn
happy. For sale at A. aellrck‘t.
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We lint woo! filled to mention that R".
W. ll. anon-nu walled two excellent
norm at tho tat . E. Cbucb this city the
Sunday untur- a. was morning
cud cutting with lull haunt. The Rou-
tum boy- turned out a m to nut their
mhr dauphin. and lhfll‘ luau m
mm at arcing and brutal tn
oprl trntlu. This “a tbs rot tlm
wu- rum-ed but that Ir. Simon»
«l in um clty. and the
warm umtalty at tho m and
m um but. will numb-Ml
M triad: and
MN
land
mafia-u Wmmmlwltb
ht. tbca. chopto beau-nu
W
“mamas-tux“ dilator
“Ila; about tron Roll W. m.
Miro- MW“ Ida-
do: or lat want. The find-rim:
mnmmummuum
with tbs at. M la
null-3 upon tin Mill hill!
Walbbn'qunabca tiny-auburn
mapfluiabchmhbtw. h
In!“ Mortar-t Warm
Ommth‘! ham. . m
“lit Unity {tut
Bd]*“‘w3
cm” %
-“Wub" Bull who want to M
W
Onrrldaycvcnlnc M on lnvltctton.n
luaununber elm-ad! act-lbw! It the
residence 0! Ir. all In. WardBoytdl
Wot tbalr daughter to
a. film may!" I
ti; m arrived wltb drums. are. m
mm The boy: m «but In ad
trailed to cake. apple. older etc. Tout:
were xlvcn. tongs lung cud apecobu made.
cudafter wlohlnx the bride cud groom a
long til. 0! bcpplncu they dcpurtcd. About
half past clevnn o‘clock tbc‘pcrty broke
up cud returned to tbolr homes much pleas.
ed with the evening's entertainment.
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The many friend: of Capt. Frank Saun‘
den will be pctued to learn of the mishap
to his veacelpn Wednudny of last week.
While be was coming into the Standard
lurbor with a load at coal for the Btmlord
Fire. Brlck and Tile 00.. hla "not struck a
snug tbnt store 3 hole in her and the went
down in rhullcw water. At low till. they
were able work ll her and succeeded ll! get-
ting her so rho would float Ind ube was ta-
ken to the dock with a portion of the ccrgo.
This sewn is an extremely hard one (or
boutmen; (nights are so very low that it ll
all they cut do to llvc wltbout nny mishap.
We are sure the Ccptuln will have the aymv
pubic: of Ill who know bl. misfortune.
W
Ye Olden Tum Powder Horn.
This week Capt. alum G. Jones, Down
Town. brought into our omen Ind lelt with
us two ancient powder harm. which bouillon
their great age. contain evidence of the ar-
tistic skill that can be brought outwith the
jack knife. These born: come into the poo-
aesslon of Capt. Jones. some yen: 3&0. nnd
be vuluca them vcry highly. Ono MM!
upon it the inncrlptlou ”Capt. Goo. Putter.
Horn. made. during. the. campnlu. 1788. nt.
Schenectady. Azutt. y. 19th." About that
year the Punch who ind rattled upon the
St. Ltwrcnce. began to unite the Indiana
or the North cud But mlult the settler-
of New England cud New York. Dover, In
New Hampoblrc. Ouch. lu Mtlno. and
Schenectady. in Now York. were decolatnd.
The New Euglmd colonic: fitted out an or.
pedltlou mlnat the French and Indiana.
and undoubtedly Capt. Putter wuxmrdlny
the frontier at Bobeucclcdy at the than be
dkl the carving upon this powder born.
The other t3 larger. cud equally IllllOl'llQl’
carved. cud bur-I the Mrlpllon. “John
36““! at. nor“:- Kid. in Norwalk. April 3.
1738.” They will be on exhibition at tblc
one: for tho remainder of tbu walk. and it
Mr. Jone: curricula. at the Hour once nut
week.
Mr'm
mm.-
Old Well Hook and Lnddct Oumpuny
Int Splat-day averting II". chowder at
their truck room. luvltttlonu were calend-
od total-av or our cltlcca‘ tolls precept.
cud they showed thclryoad tut-by mpond~
lust. Chowder wn ready about lull put
ulur. undur the nup‘i-rvlalun ul' chlol cook
(3. E. Wu. muted by J. 1:. Wilda and
Eugen: Kinney. Thorn sat down to the
table Maldo- tbo members at the company,
Erllaynr Dudley P. Ely. Councllmcn
Gurer. Duty. (3er and Lulu. G. 0. Still-
mu and covet-all others. and fur the time be-
In: the chowder win the rcciplent o! the
undlvldod nttcntlnn M the company. Altar
a full Iupply 0! this had been «cured.
speeches were in nrtlcr. Ex-llnyor Ely
upnkc tn the boya la ll utvrln: terml. an dld
also Must-x Later. I) fly and otlicn. 'l‘lm
pnmt of all the speculum wvrc prnlm of thc
company. and cxprculnu: u! a dotm’mum-
iron in mslst them in all lllrll' undvrlultlutra.
Mr. Lester gave llwm ll don‘t-veal compli-
meut upon their llue appearance: lu“_thc re-
cent purmlv. The buys dlzl uullly in gottlug
up llle rep m nml cutortuiumum. They
mmlc u very fuvumldu lmprvsalun upon
lbt‘lr vlli'ora by tllelr courteous and guutlv-
mnnly behavior. and tlwv mm mm number
nursing their mutual frlcmls the loading
oil?! '11; of the city.
The School Medina.—
It may nut bu clearly undurstuol ly
thme interested. Wllfi‘ tlm nblnct of He
mumvl meeting. appnlutcd for next Tuesday
nlght la. The first “1th object In " tn cou-
alller the war.“ of the dlatrlct." Tllln ii
mrluinlv a attbject broad enough to inter.“
will win» ttulre to attend such n mutating and
m :- harl‘lllg (Md for muclrprofltablu dlscuv
slum. .
plum-u a great want or the d‘mrltt
was met when a bum“. wnhullt null lur-
nialwl. lurce enough to accommodutc the
children of the district. turd :- collard omn-
lred which ull teem glud tu palmullu.
Another important wnut tun beau pnrtlal‘
ly mat in the oompulllou tlm has kept nutty
children in the reboot who otherwlte would
he lounging about the mum and wharva.
The lack of ctr-operation on the part at
parent: 1nd city author-lite: in c mutt. that
may be proutcbly considered. The poor
condition of the wnlh and team about the
mliklyu 8!. about. want: another want.
leowlu the poverty of the about in rc-
npcct to bun-uh ct relevance. dictlouu-tu.
Fle-
We lmpo and mm that ulltllm cud
may othor mt. or the dim-tot will b:
ably and Ml, Ghoul-0d next Tut-any
night. W0 mid not forgot to mention
um gnu want. a! huewladfi evinced by
u- my in maul to the method mploynd
tur ttw untold mum at our «boob.
All who (col \bla want burn that it will bu
not at tbc mt ule walla.
W.
m Gui.—
mm «min; dcbato ct lb. act-
». was last load“ ovum. on tho cw
ttoa. M “rm tho prowl unlab-
wtoa bravo-dbl. forth tantalum--
MWMOIMWMW... .muca.
ll
4 in“ trauma-MAW
1 lat “ “ Golda! Btu It.
I not- “ “ Int-ll m
TAXPAYE II TAKE ROI“.
Thro- mkwttlboulddhallclty‘umhll
on nu in. not worm. mount»: 1».
um. Donut! wallwdnttlc.
___________________._..——-—-
TINWAREI’
. crmnr DWON.
AT E. K. LOCKWOOD’S.
DOWN AGAIN!
LOOK AT THIS!
THE
Meat llarket!
WASHINGTON 81x,
Opposltc A. Dicker-marl Ital-c,
RUN BY
S. S. DURAND,
i‘XGENTw
u-u—u
Will all taut. an! tlil. auto. ut lower print that
It in boat ulna. the war.
mica-o 8m! ......................... mutt.
Strloln aunt . ............. ..tOctl.
mime“. .. luau.
cinch Rib ..... .. ........ .. ....llct|.
with... ............. ”tact;
luau-(mountain) ..... "Jada
Mnammm. ........ ........|tclictl.
...............Btol0“.
“ lulu. ....... Wulicta.
hub. pu-“can."...................taall:
”unnu-
lit-c. Wholc..l'ldl.
“ at: .................................fl°tl.
utmmmuumcmrmu may
Nth. ma.
TERMS. 2m ICTLI’ c.4882
GREAT .BEllllll'I'Illll
IN PRICES
r0!“—
muohoa an cannon-n
OO'P'I‘()NS.
All the Popular Brands at the Lou”
Prlccs!
Carpet...
Carpets.
Car-pets.
A New Auortmcut and Reduced
Prtccn.
8
OIL CLOTHS.
2-4. 44, 54. 6-4, 8-4. 10-4.
Mata and Rugs.
“IO.
M
AGENCY 3'03
DEIlllllll‘l ll
a ll. mm.“ Th
, . m:
minnow" QW.IIltb.b.-i..
Illtui in. l. hub: My
Iowan “All. I. Mr ‘
‘GiNGHAMS.
I
run nan mm (or luau or 'f
'.
RLEACHED AND. ~
UNBLEACHED
‘ SHEETINGS,
CALICOES,
COTTON BATTING,
CLOTHS AND
CASSIMERES,
WATERPROOF.
SACQUE FLANNELS,
ALSO. PLAIN
AND TWILLED
FLANNEL SHAWLS.
LADIES‘ AND
CHILDREN‘S
FELT SKIRTS
AND STAYS. IN
GREAT VARIETY,
LADIES‘ GENTS’
AND CHILD-
REN‘S UNDERWEAR
AND HOSIERY.
RIBBDNS,
NECK RUFFLES
' AND TIES. .
HANDKERCHIEFS,
TABLE LINENS.
LADIES‘ AND
GENTS‘ RUBBER
CLOAKS AND
COATS, CARDIGAN
JACKETS.
’WINDOW SHADES.
* OIL CLOTHS
AND RUGs, .
WALL PAPERS
Inlucl Plpel'. 150. A Box.
8. S. DURAND, Agent. {A Inland“! ma For $1.
NECKLACES.
BEADS. GIMPS.
FRINGES.
, . HAT ORNAM'TS
FANCY GOODS.
and a Grant Variety of
DRESS” GOODS,
. Em. Etc.
. mau- M um ants-w.
our and anon-WV“ all
not r a "cum“...
to
a Fm n ‘
a it but ,
E} a unatmmmugmwmmmfi
llubllml m 'l'. " "
urn-null
and c Ira-clan Now York Brat ;
C.B.& F.C.BENNE1T,
WASHINGTON 8T..
South Nor-walk.
KEARNEY’S
FL 011) EXTRA“
BUCHU!
ll- tlle only known mud: m
BRIGHT’S DISEASE.
And u putt!“ "may for
can. an t. arr-tor In mum
rm awn. 3%?hw Wax”
Mauritian or “Manama a nun.
Man. or MW“
BLADDER “d KIDNEY.
5 “Emma? WW
KEARNEY’S ml. mum?
”E NOW PREPARED
TO SHOW THE
LARGEST STUGK
NOTHING
EVER BEOUGII’I.‘ INTO
FAIRFIELD COUNTY
0
:0f which they solicit. a careful
inspection. from close Cash pur-
chasers. Our assortment is un-
usually large, and consists, in
part. of full lines .of Men's.
Youths’. and Boys‘ Suits, which
will be _ soil at pricca to corre-
spond‘withtbc times. "
We would call apcciid atten-
tiou to our large and vatied
stock of Overcouté. embracing
all the New Fall and Winter
Styles.
Boys’ O’couts, from - 83.75
Men’s “
otm Haws
Fulfillgllt
is swung}
GO To ‘ 7
H U R I. B U 'I' 'I' ’ 8-.
He wlll dmygu no tun-m. » ,
ln summer ho will keep you
In winter be wlll keep you win). _
BASE’ALE,
The Best Family Liquors
IOflLw-IQBQR. __ _
my an m, our crew!
con. rum Atom-3'17: W'W
*. A. man
Youths’ “ “ - 4.50
“ - 5.00
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