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3
iii
it.
use of banners
“A!!!“ II the W as death Rerwals
Dos-s. tars. Passe- satttna twonyettnass
tarmowtll u-oonrtnagorsodettsod.
LAD!" “IT.
Hrs. Sarah E. Benedict. Ilsa Lillian God-
frey. Ilse Ellen D. Hard. 3. Ill Hog
rs David
Jones. bliss Julia Kennedy. I
Scofleld. Ilsa Lucy A, do! th.
HIXTLI‘RN‘S LIST. .
Ir. 1‘. Arnold. Ir. Charles Brown. Mr.
xe/
{Silk Davis. Ir. James Icfnersy. it. 8co-
' s. a possum. run-nun.
jinn first: sat Ilium:
No call for town meeting yet.
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Rood communication in relation to come
tery in another column.
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Christmas dolls look as natural as life
striped bass and pin-backs. . ,
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Ir. 0. Bwartnlo the happy father of a
he boy. Cigars are of no account now.
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The select-en advertise for proposals for
the medicol attendance of the town poor.
”aw—an—
Putnam Hose (kmpony contemplate ‘lh
in: their Irst ball at on early dots.
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Get your tickets for Carl Schura lecture
at the Open House. Norwolh. next Thurs
day evening.
in
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Our low clock was out of order for a
few days not week.but gnrnehow snort of
us find out when it is dinner time.
. TW
, The commissioneru‘are having a pipe laid
so the dock for. the purpose of supplying
eteatnboots. ~
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A locomotive got oi! the Harlem railrond
ma Friday and delayed the morning mall
trot. nearly two hours.
. “2%.."-
Edward H. Schnellwf this city. has been
grootedspstent for recording and signal
fan boxes.
M'—
above your measure for l dosen doe
dress shifts. at Comatocl
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:Chief Clerk Geo. R. Cowsll has our
thanks for the Postmaster Generals Annual
Report.
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A paper petitioning Congress to repeal
the bankrupt act is being elrculstd in this
city. and this just at the opening of a hard
winter.
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South Norwolk don’t rally at a temper-
nnce cell. but just get up an argument be-
tween two crop-cared dogs and the streets
will tee- wlth humanity. so to spook.
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Xr. R. H. Rowan and daughter. Minnie.
started for Salem. N. Y.. on Monday lust.
Mr. ltlwan will probably be absent two or
‘tbrce weeks, unless the annual town meet-
a's called before the experstion of that lime.
. 0.. '-
Psrtiesfitsking public. wnter should my their
bills promptly. the terms upon which at is
furnished requiring payment within 15 doys
from date of bill. st the pace of the con»
missionsrs. They have no collector. and
unless the amount due is paid as above lb:
11 :2 pt water will be shot 0!.
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The Burnside Guards will give a grand
bail New Year‘s eve. nt Military Ball. The
company haveeogsged Wheeler a Wilson's
String Bud to furnish the music. and will
spare no effort to make this the beat boll
ever given by the company.
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Anon nnrned William Dunhsm. living
in Norman while walking borne from Stom-
fnrd Friday evening. was struck by the loc- .
motive of the New Canaan train. throw-g
agslnst a fence and inst tntly killed. He w: a
about sixty years old.
M... ._.._
Hr. Andrew Sellrck. Norwslk stationer
and bookseller has just received it full line
of Centennioi otntinnnry of superior quality
nnd characteristic designs. hlr. Sellectr
keeps pace with the tithes In business. and
those that want nnvtbing in the stationary
or book l'm-e will rind him always ready to
furnish it.
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-A full line of cardigan jackets at Com.
stink Bros.
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. Lincoln Council 0. U A. IL. bod n very
Sociable snd plenum time at their bop at
lfioyt‘s Dancing Academy Tuesday evening.
.‘Ho eEeet was made to make of this n gener-
=al snow. and members of the order end a
'few friends made up the potty. and an no
mes-ho of n ore real enjoyment it would be
difficult to irrlsglne. The lady friends of
the order provided a most excellent enter-
tainment as they always do. and did their
full share to make the evening pass plena-
sntly. The Music was furnished by Mr.
Hoyt. and was very good. The Council will
please accept our thanks for fsvors.
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This city has probably as fine stores as
any place of its sine in the country. but none
of thorn contain a greater variety of really
excellent goods than Ir. Alfred Knapp. on
Washington street: While the leading or-
ticles fersale are groceries we doubt if a
larger stud tiles. glass and woodwsre
can he found in any other place that makes
a specialty of this class of goods. In lamps
Iv. Knapp has almost every pattern from
the plsinest and chenpat tn the most elabo-
metrically, and thereto “reason 'why
”I “N ion“ In est of town for
is on. line. “M"
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The wenthrr on Tuesdsy eveotng undoubt-
odly prevented snony who desired to doen
from attending the concert give-by the
m Philharmonic club. at the opera
Must desflto tbernlnthe attendance
qunnshrgnsnd thesapresast hsdtbe
*pleunrsofsnloyingrhebem-nslealentes-
hie-oatdthe season. Thisebrb lacera-
paddimelssaorthts.eschinthatrpsr.
wmwummpuform-
untold the co-Nootlu probably basbut
hog-humanity. Thencxtonthe
thsrllfiebus‘sMenM
*hytbatfl.
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mrusssywstm 7 o'clock Ir.
Pattiekusnnqwnktswayto his home
flwmmmaholaaatfltveha
maroon”... nbnveths ankle. is.
"fixmhmsflmm
“memoir-.01 lswss
mandamus-(Inflows!
35,
s
I
Mgr-cm": tel
vet] Into r I
. ‘l _ MW . u 4
run was.“ turn-Inger
lmlry. silver and platsdnwenr. ole. lust
mouthing for bulldog penis.
P ‘ s . ‘-
polio: by on - his iota-t ..
Washington correspondence to the Gsnstt
with his woeh‘s issno.
M.—
- the ll of ts sblrts nod drawers.
Gangtok also «53%. be surpassed.
Q's-w?“
Ben Md Bridppolt. do toonlo
opdn'n mmfmhh WM.
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—-Cloth gloves at Comatoclr Bros.
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When you see a young man whose left
cut is habitually more soiled than the right
set him down at once as soondrtnod billlord
player.
M.“
There will ben meeting of the Old Well
Club stths Council Rum this evening.
letters of importance will prtlbably he
brought before it. sud all the members
should be present.
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-—Ovsrcootsl Overcootsl $10000 worth
of new and stylish everorats at astonishing-
ly low prices tor can. for the next so days
only. at Harlem d: Co‘s. Opera House Block.
Rorwnlk. 900 ll
——-—¢so-——-
It wouldn’t be a bad investment to post a
battery of Calling guns at every inlet to
town. for the bo‘nedt of drummers. tromps
and agents.
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Nothing in the world pleases our drug.
gist more than to have n consul stream of
hoodlums‘openlsg the door and sollcltlug
slmsnscs. They think of odlsrlng chromus
as indwment.
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41mm: at Com-lock Bros.
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In this town the fallacy prevails that if ’3
man has a check-beck two inches thick he‘s
n henpof a most. but anybody con get a
check-book if he‘s smart enough to chest
the printer.
one-«~—
Applicstions pour in upon the Water
Commissioners for permits to tap the water
pipes. and besides many private residences.
most of the Factories ore now supplied with
water from the city water works
. Moe—fl
We urn requested to stated that Rsv. Mr.
ihtuiltuu will postpone the dcllvory of his
Mornorinl Discourse on the lots Senator
Fer! y. till n week from tomorrow. for the
sale of some additional informal ion.
Mow—-
Brigadier General Smith visited Co. B. at
their Armory last night. and at the lnvlts‘
lion of Capt. Cruwo. put the boys through
a general drill.
ed with the compsny and its improvement
in brill
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ink—Children‘s ulster overcoat: ot Comatocb
roe.
., Mm
tin-Mayor Sly and Witter Commissioner
Shimm- luvs hereto duty for Chicago.
thence to Hilwsukco. St. Lewh. lndlsn-
spoils. Louisville. Cincinnati. Washington.
and home. While st Chicago. Mr Ely
will loot: nfter a little matter for us.
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Many very good petite are annoyed by
sleepiness in church. it exciton recom-
mends the following : Lift the out seven
inches from tho ammo-til hold it. in suspects
without support for the limb. sud re ltlll the
remedy if the attack roturmn- orwlch
Bullctln.
-—Widc-.lwske preaching would be better.
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Hr. Nathan Ruchwell. of Luuusbury
Brothers A; Rockwell. was married to bliss
Emily Bragg. at the residence of the brides
sister on Wednesday sfternwu.nud the some
evening the happy pair started on their
wedding tour to Washington.
.I . _, _
Lots of people who have nude a bite
from s rattlesnake no excuse for profound
abeurtlon of whiskey. will look upon the us~
scrtioo that street oil will do the work nost—
iy and expeditiously as a heartless stub; but.
gentlemen. where duty coils there you‘ll find
us. or tbercahouts.
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Mr. Samuel Pslrulsltt of this ctty has been
otf'rrcd and accepted the position of hri:
gsde harbor for the Connecticut troops at
the Centennial exhibition. This insures the
once so of the-exhibition so for as the Con;
necticut soldiers sro concerned. They
couldn‘t littVeI better man, as Sam is tilt:
boss barber of this stile.
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—Sleeve buttons at Coustobk Bros.
w«oss—-—.
As the some Board of Selectmen that held
once in '73 are again in once. and who \vcre
accused with stealing bridges by that man
who looks through eyes that aro clouded by
his own reflection. we trope they will not
go parading through the streets this year
with twenty-two feet rotten. pitch pins
planks sticking out of their vest pockets.
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Thanks to Ex-Iayor Ely. or Mr. Davis of
the Davis House. or to somebody for mu-
king n good walk from loin strut to the
depot. so people one wslh across without
getting hneo deep in mud. Row let us have
a lump on the sidewslk ntnrly oppisite Mr.
Day's store. where one was formerly. A
light is necdcd at this place for the safety
of the persons musing.
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-The most elegoht stock of gent‘s fur-
nishing goon in town at Comeback Bros.
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Hsyor Barnum and wife. of Bridgeport.
felt lonesome in their large house for the
winter, and Mr. Geo. A. Wells and his wife
living in their large and beautiful mansion
bad the same feeling. Each proposed that
the other should close their house and the
four reside this winter under one roof. To
decide the matter they drew outs. and the
result is Mr. and Mrs. Barnum arc living
with Mr. and Mrs. Wells on Clinton avenue
till April next.
Mb—
The aelectrnnu have decided to take mess-
“urea to put an end to the tramp nuisance
or pout to some use. It lsproposeo by se-
lsotluon Smith. with the ee-opsrnt ion of
onrcify alclsla to put these “Knights of
the Road“ into the city lock up over night.
and in the morning give the. their break-
fan and then put the- to work until eleven
o‘clock to pay for it. We think this would
stea Mean-em soon cause these
heststogivo onreltyn wide berth.
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- to audios or
aw 7 A. Dickermsn
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The steam yacht Th . in which
many think wasn't” bar’ynomilllsm II?"
Tweed‘nisbed port ote fall. and
wasdttedontst g“ on the sound. a“.
tend
orwnlk ostensibly for the
pamsgsr business in
m. as. otauss trem m '3;
rolled eastward around Knot Pelnt
Sbokufltohe ' r'_
”hm. oneoftltdfnstast pupal:r
situmwltawfémtes‘fiav
s was -
twesvdnkswwasgmns’and Doubt:-
tbot marten s
were thus prwvsdad odours ‘
crew—REM the. a”
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'rhsglsssbovlegberaputlathewlndows
efthanswlnonsn-ee blink-glam.
Re expressed himself pleas.
‘ a\ .t ‘ » ‘71—- '
Cows Monte. as the
W. l‘n ‘ equal: so...
donsdthomnnnfnetnrnnflardbut . ‘ ‘
l. W n ‘
,Brlg. Gem-Smith. of Nprwolk. and In].
at)“. 0 this pity. were t at Refer
. X.‘ is, chin, wrdlng in Fridgeport.
On Friday Welling lot . . g '
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:Gsn. Nelson Taylor was taken suddenly
ill while trying on n pair of shoes in Innue-
hury Bmthers Amman-it‘s factory. Thurs-
day morning lssl.
» woe—~—
Mrs; John B. Xnnpp left this city on
Tuesday last to a‘uertd a wedding of arsl-
atlve to Rochester. which took place edl
uesdny evening last. ‘
“—00.
v...-
-Driving gloves at Comstoch Bros.
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The N. Y.8url. on Monday. claimed to
have a clue that implicated the steamer
Thyrs. recently overhauled in this city.
with the'eeoape of Boos Tweed. but there
seems to be no proof to substantiate this
theory.
MM
There was s ltrge sttenrlsnce nt Mr.
Beem‘ts‘ funeral on Saturday last. The
lock fsctory was closed. end the officers and
most of the employees followed the let
mains of their former associate to his last
resting place.
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There‘d be fewer old maids if female
women would accord to men their sidewalk
privileges. No man will marry a woman
who strings herself and two or three corn~
psnlons across the sidewalk and tit-Wes him
Into the gutter.
hfr. Henry liensmure. Missionary of the
American Sunday School Union. from hitch.
Elgan. will be present on next Sunday eve:
hing at the Sunday School Concert in the
South Norwullr Congregation“ Church. and
address the chlldren. All aro cordially ln~
vilcd to attend. concert to commence nt 9
o‘clock.
Mot-«~—
Wblle the legislature. the engineers. mon-
led and professional man of ' New orlt
have bgen worrying over the problem of
rapid transit for New York city for years.
Boss Tweed solved it in n few minutes. and
put it to puctithl tlsb. old found a way to
not only get out of the city in a hurry. but
out of the country entirely.
Wow
w-Ovcreotnal Overcoutoll st. t‘olnstoolr
Bron
“fine-.5
Compnby commanders should not forget
the report of ride proctlcs to be rendered
this mouth in accordance with circular or‘
der from the adjutant genorsl‘s once. dnted
June Slat. ld‘l'll. All cartridges must be so
counted for and the result of pracllco held
should be given in this report. blanks for
which have been sent to sit the captains in
the National Guards. "l‘h‘e hwrtl utilst
be «m lbrdtlgh resistant-tumultuous
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The Port Chester Journal intimates that
there is another side to the story of the as-
ssult on Deputy BilerlffNewrton. it is said
that the man. Illburn‘. was until lrnttlp nt
all. but we industrious workman employed
for some months in the vicinity. His great-
est error was lndululng in ‘some of horrid
Newman‘s illegally sold liquor on the Sun-
dsy in questlml. Intbhhlttatter of the no
ssult he was more slusdmgslrlst than sln~
nlng.
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In our loot issue smuuml lllc inlscnllalw
nus mutter. we pu bod n htstethenl from
A. HeDounld. to the l‘nndon Times. reopen
ting the brat stesrn most». the " Royal
Willisln."tltrtl brdssed‘tlro Atlsntlc Ocean.
We since learn that Messrs Willlsrn H.
Benedict and Stephen Ferris went on bosrd
the same vesscl when she was lying to Bos-
ton harbor.tn Juno. than short time before
she made the memorial trip across the At‘
lantlc.
90”
—Buck mitts sud glows ill. Dumsloclt
Bros. '
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By general order fit). 3. tho stud“ of Brig-
adier-General Watt“. Smith is announced
ln'-dny as follows. to dole from September
23rd. 1875: [Impede-Adjutant. with rank of
LieutenantColunel. Albert C. Hendtlck. of
New Eleven; Brigoiledospector. with rank
of Mdor. T. Atwster Borneo. of New Rayon:
prlgsde-Quaftcrmssteh Milt idnk of Hsjor.
Chorles R. DJl" of Norwalk; Brigade-
Commlsasry. with rank of Major. David M.
Reed. of Bridgeport; Aides-decorum with
rank of Captain. George D. Goodrich. of
Vernon, Stiles T. Stanton. of Norwich.
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”autumn-em» .
The studcdls of fittch‘e Scrnimtry. (formerly
lilt'cll‘s Horne.)will repeal the enleflnlnmeul
recently given by them at the Seminary. at
the Opera House. Norwslh. Frtdsy evening
Dec. 17.1875. The price of admission will
heat) can“. and the programme embraces n
variety of exercise“ abd will «Curd nmplc
amusement and entertainment. We trust
they will have a full house. Tickets nt
Pcck‘r.
ooww-m
cannery.
m Min of The Smarter. :-
The hints in your list number on the
needs of a cemetery for the residents of this
city were very pert can‘t. and apply at well
to nil the towns all till ages in this vicinit .
as the small glove yards running to woo s
to be found dottinn almost every fsrm
within ten miles of this place are simply
disgraceful. B a union of the towns in it
good cemetery. t con be made both perma-
nent and beautiful. but it needsto be pinned
far enough away to avoid the encroncbmcuts
of business or residences. , For those and
many other ressons s most appropriate in-
action might be selected on the cost banks
of Westport harbor where on be found
evay requisite for a place of sephulcllre.
and csn.st small expenoeflse laid out and
ornamented so that the-towns. villages and
cities in the neighborhood shall each befal-
ly proud to claim its interest. .
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Oemlfla- Um veneer-r.
Pbtenlx Engine Company, of Norwalk.
will celebrate its 17th anniversary with a
grand comrt at the Opera House. Tuesday
evening next. with the renowned Camilla
Urso as the loading performer. assisted by a
corps of talented and ruuowned artists.
Marinate Urso has appeared before this public
before and gave full ontisfnctlon. As a vi-
olinist she has a world—wide reputation. and
all should beer her. The gentile of this city
should route a special that to attend.
service for and ‘no’opporlunlty to manl-
fest our tion should be allowed to
pass unlmprdved. Tickets can be procured
at Pooh's.
MO.—
Agoodly ntbw ;‘ A
an egos: eltlssns were
called mgetheron Suede .sfternoon last. at
the llntllmurubo this city. by the
m that olsstuye on ‘hmpsr
ancowouln hsdelivered by'Ceo. rt Butcher
“Minster.“ Hr, Dis an sortie-Mul-
premise opaoker.snd commanded the rind!-
vided ouomlonef fiendish-Wont
Asstentpsronoe tsunami! was lemony
my». obtd'tfi m ' ‘st is.”
A
Phoenix Engine Companymss done good.
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. II of Mathis School‘ House
wss‘eroti tltllb’ t
bythe school's'of the district. The first
part of , e rnrnrne oonnlsted of solo and
chains 'nMplsno dustts. declamstlons'
calistbsulos. ‘ l ,sasrolsos. em. The
sloglng of the class of thirty. lite . Concord
street clots in Rental Combinations. thll
coliotbernlo exercises and the class in Gooe-
rephrase to their tnru‘did tosmselves
ranch. t. .Thy song .py Kiss. blasts
Pennell, on my tuna displayed; to
toflodd adverts!!! in: mutton: swstt
voice. The "Railroad Speech" was very
good. as was also the declsntotlou dy blaster
Willie Lester. to the second part. of the
second part. which was of o dramontlo
chorocter we can any but little. as the stage
lssosituated that but few of the audience
canseo or beer, but those that did were
highly pleased with it. Taken altogether
the nd‘uir was s decided succels.
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W'womtnotlen.
The examination of the several olnsseo in
the public schools of this city. will begin
Monday. Dec. lath. and close Thursday.
Dec. film. The time appointed for the dlf~
fercnt grader is as folio we :
delicate tor-stone school.
ulatls l, Monday s.lu. ; grantnuudsy
p.tu. ; grade 3. Tuesday on»; grade s.
Tueadny p.m.
ruxxutr sun" moon.
Wednesdsy p. ll. t. grade tThursdsy a. m..
grade d. Thursday p. tn-ti credo I. l‘ridny
a. m.. and p. in“; grade 6. Monday a. m..
and p. m..-. grade 1. Tuesday a.rn.. end p-
m.. ; grade 8. Wednesday a. m., and p. m..;
ulon scrtdon.
—Thnrsduy a. rn.. and p. tn. The hour for
exnmluatlou will be from 0le to l2 a. mi.
and from i to 8:80 p. m. The order to be
pursued in the etaminsllon is: lot. reading;
8d. spelling; 8d._atlthrnetlc; lib. grammar;
tith. geography; 0th. history. All earnest
invitation is extended to all the patrons
of the schools to be present during s port.
at leoal. of the domination. upils may
be both encouraged and quickenod by the
presence of parents and lfldlldl.
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v—Boy‘s school suits. all prlcosmt. Comotoclt
Bros.
mm‘wu
not Blouses"! Plus.
At the request of Chief Tuttlu. u commit.
too Of councilman composed of Messrs. C.
W. lloyt and James M. Lone. incl at police
headquarters Thursday evening. to lnvestl‘
gate the loss of the diamond plu which was
taken from the man Stout. who fell through
the railroad bridge on the ”it; of ovent~
her. Chief Tuttle shied that sfter tho plu
had been talron from the shirt front of the
deceased. he Mil wrapped it up in a piece
of paper srld put it an euvolupe. and placed
it with "mother articles in n stand drswer
in his nfllce. and when \lr. l‘ltttt callei for
the ortlcles he dt‘llvcred them all over to
hint but sold nothing about the pin. lie
took no receipt for them. and when hfr.
Plstt afterwards Informed him that the pin
ltsd not been found. he told him he would
and it in one of the onvolupes. Chief Tutlle
stated that the article! were locked up in the
drawer "out about ball past five to about
9 o'clock. and thot no one had alloy to it
but himself. nttd thinlts it would have been
almost lm ' lilo foi- tlny olie to have taken
anything tout ll Without his knowledge. bir.
Plott said he received the articles altogether
and placed all except a pistol in his out-
side cost pocket. the plotol he put in the in-
slda'pooltet.
pin at the time. and nothlhg wss sold about
it to him until be had got up town. when
tor the articles had been looked over with-
out tlntllu the pin. be 6 true batik to this cl-
ty v'lher'é éhlef Tattle told him it was in
one of the envelopes. But another search
failed to discover it. Mr. Stout. said that
when the articles were brought to the house
the some room. with his dying son. and
evidently wits ellcltbd'. And the whore»
Tuttle did not take a receipt for the sni-
olcs. nod that. Mr. Plutt slid not know on
sctly who: be received. but both are men
above suspicion.
b’-‘--—~$o¥~ «-
ll‘erthe BIN'I'INIL.)
Would not t't syglcfil which would
the issues of goegrnniedt ctl yency ‘to 30w
more tllrec ly 0 ml eas lira chlghly ad-
vaulsgeous t is s milled that the ten-
dency of currency should be such as to ben-
edt lndiyiduslo. end by so doing result in
national wealth. So the government and
constitu ts arouse in their real internist
and lnt§lulgent rotors mean to make their
Votes e vent the combined benefit of gov-
ted for the benefit and impartiality of those
governed. So the currency—the right arm
of the government—about encourage and
reward lobar in its variety of forms. Gov-
ernment can supply.bv way of making inl-
pavements. labor to men who are now idle.
be monev so applied brings it return of
idleness and poverty results.
reveal: stagnation. Scarcity of currency
n business eflect unfovorably the whole.
Ono busines proapcrs when another does—n
demnnd srlses to the one b the require
ments of the other. and all
$§ for what they want when all are busy
at vsluein the argument thst gold and
unites? ‘ {so slam
ting , 08.00. m. , '
> b :1”
occasion . being no 555-133;?th
Grade I. Wednesdry a. m..; grade 8. 7
He knew nothing about any
Dr. lllrcb asked if it had been found. Afr
by Mr. Plait. they were laid on it stand in
that they were no; examine unlll the con-
boot-s jury called for them. No one list! 1':-
examined them during that time. and they
could not have been handled wuhout his
knowledge. People wero coming into and
passing out of the room during this time. but
none of them bundled anything. No other
boilts oi the pin is as much a mystery as
ever. and it is very unfortunate that Chief
cuss
ernmom and people. Government is institu-
wealtb. Witbhrrld such on “cotton. then
srge amounts
of currency circulated in business channels
I" moons 90
proved by the finance Committee. were
sugarcane:
‘3' m monk
will”
port “1 sire-3:” for ' bat t
Petition room a emen
t ins woo rsfe to Finance Committee.
"oi. palm of . noun,
’0“. n hewss elect-
sdsupwp swersy coma r _
0» math- of n. Wilcox et‘sl.,tt was
avatar! to erect a street lamp ts from or 1st
'13. Church. l a
ti It won or? -
The ' ill mute he swarm
borrow
% 4220“." pt the some to the
Dec. st. for the Militia
end on or fore
lnteres us on
water bonds. due Jon. 1, 1 d.
The of “to Commit on assess:
meat of ' age; not! bone on sin.
Water and Washington aim". we! bid on
the table spill next meeting. .
On Mhdnllott attire Finance Com.
mittee the caisson .ist o‘fbl‘sg agsllig‘tlhe fol-
w ‘0" l- .
gm. t Chou. RfiAmarert Wm.
yxbes. . bl fllaylvsster hon on.” 00;
Csthulnorflsledlot. .7 t
Geo. Bron on.
05ml Alice 3. flounell. 110 S 5.
d. Jr. ”Chllejsmln .IB n .
. Fltmhbons. $100: list '
. 08- Lewis Bubbell 38509; 8. .
ltlnn‘l grinds Judd. 1981!.
land. : coo. "'9, .iuo-
Morgen. 00(3- Gso. nonwto
Valentine sun-ill. also. rt. «a.
mold ti
8. mustard?! Geo. A.
« t is. - t
lth. gt 7!; Theo. L. alumnagdt
. .l 00: T. 8. Se mour. C100
Mg: Estate . ll. TolteAs.
e at. g . .
. lf‘mlls. l l
hen?
it"?
e! ‘ I.
w 90‘; “g. H. R
20f ‘ . .
Marvlh..rrgb.nnd 180 *0“ taxes. amount-
ingin nl to 0281.91. he committee were
ranted further time to investigate lists in
and of Collector Smith.
d burned to outlay event it. Dec. 1‘.
f0 the “Guild! of '0me for to deport-
ment.
‘ ... II. b
The Johnny International Realm will
open with an able review of the .pnlitlool
sltustlon on the Continent with reference to
Turkey sod the Hemgovlaan Question.
from high authority in Harlin. lost. it
criticism upon Dr. Draper‘s unfortltunlo
book.tho “filatnrrof the Conflict between
Sclsncs and Religion." by so distinguished a
writerns‘DrJS A. Wnshburn. of Calvary
Church. Now York. The writer would
natural‘ly siltntt:1 out tllodsciogtgist naps:
sclentl o n s on ’
expect In mtnfildllo dufrflve of Ollll‘
odox views from "Nair" Philip Gilbert
Homeric the inimitable London art t‘l‘llltl.
whose erlt too are more popular than. and
quite as sssrcbln as Rusklns's. will count
tune a psperott g M Minor. said to be
t
t at med 0 in at tho present limo
u no." Afourtlt 13pm will hothst of
l ope.
‘ ‘ l ll 1
5.33335.milliontt‘tltllm;
AF: rang unfluA‘fl tlt‘srtifle 03 Sill
“ ,t'cbol u up or.‘ s u par 0
int “:5? Whom shall we hsngf Who
is a murderer! Are all murderers lu~
label The diflculty of reaching a lull veru
diet for murder to the first degree. and of
anal on the etmdltlons under which mur-
tler committed. amt pnrticularl at this
time.wheu reports of rnplue no tnurdt-r
comprise the morning news so constantly.
renders the discussion of this umtlort of ut-
uttut present importance. Tris would bv
the case are if by on unknown writer at
ablllt . ut anyrttcle from non Frans
Von iult eddor the at University Prw
fessol of ulcrnollons Ind comm: not
of Munlclle certainly of Pro-eminent value.
What shall wgezv (if the! promise ufmtnbls
nurn ‘lll. 'n on n a new so .
when: ddmon Othello. ve srtlcloa. Pro.
esoot' roe n h 'po lsi- lebturer on
0W! «run than c c.. announces a
uewsrtlcle to It also? lie promises to dis-
cuss sxhouslvely the history of Astronomi-
cal Discoveries . rom Sir W. Herschel s time
he of sum
telligetlt tendon. both in Articles and Flu-
ro . The Mich having an
vo ume. enters upon the nest. wl
promise of success.
more of noticing torelgg
foltlicolnln--. than here f
informed editorial Smut-Wild its have b-ieu
lll grunt
boobs. belt and
agln the l"
A lholden owe void. "I‘ll not unto
With a mart who as not fortune greltl”
he she lit-dud waited.
And scorned to be rooted.
She‘s a maiden yet-ego forty-eight l
would pick up all
yt‘lu ere not a little girl
“on leads wOmon to the sitar: in that not
his leadership begins and ends.
A handsome silk hnndkerchief around the
feminine neck is Quit: fashionable.
It is certain first the play. "Silo Stoops to
Conquer ” was written before the days of
pinboblt dresses.
. A new stoning ill-pin
the s outders. l is
bns arm-holes open to the waist.
Avsssnr girl wrote home.
The good lustrous nevoll let us go owet.
for a
loge. on‘t forget the heel straps."
There has player been a time when so
rest latitude woe allowed in the fashion of
ted coilures. to n for greater extent than
ever before. The bslris dressed hisb on
to see the new earner.
you left 9“
- Politic out If " rford in "tutor. in“
tbs flow :f m j 0%melr; new i
to Cornmlttss on stree sidewalks to re-
in own to r rd to tho Meters or His
will... ‘mTlmt-M
elect Importance to attract. all classes of in.
bed ,llllotlicr
fl is lllteildcd th‘ make
ore. and we are
mode in London. Patrls. Berlin and Flur-
tlnt insure crltlcloms of rare value «mt
once.
trustworthiness. Subscription price 5.00.
gar ear. Address A. o. Barnes Co.
ew orb. ‘
. t «. was”
Form Lad!» 0MP.
Anlnebrinte recently fell and struck his
nose s oinst o bnrber's pole. On being
raised rout the ground: “Whitt’n thundrr
‘nat woman wt' striped stockings on got
hnlmk."I'\ld a mother to n little 8in
napalm"!!! wssa little girl like you 1
these chips." “Well.
tnnlnmn." sold the little £96. "ain't you glad
‘rd dc chat! 1) on
w‘ilboat s ecvci.‘2 and
"Dee Paw-
;aw. we study Latin fo’ owshs a day.
wencb seven up nod science evslt so loung.
Wont you send me my leg ins and skates
fiwrdlttle girl Who lvrs in the vil-
uir dressing. To suit different styles of
head and face. it is allowable to modify adop-
tho head. or in a low Greclsn coil. in braids
or curls. to suit features. shops of face and
length of neck. There are considerations
that the dlsposl‘lon of fashion has hitherto
w to be guided by in issuing fashion
line. "
new edlholltu‘tn '
It . _ . I" .
earns :tttolnqulry. "any. Wren-God‘when
nougrto
PRICES ..
FOR
Cash!
Best HoaVy Brown
Sheeting 9 Cents.
Superfinc Brown Shirt-
ings 9 cents.
Wamsutta 4-4, 15
Cents.
Utioa 4-4, 14 Cents.
Cottous equal to or-
thcl' 12% Cents.
Good 4“} Sectings. 9
and 11 Cents.
Boys Underwear White
and colored, 28 to
36 in, 50 Cts.
Blankets $5.
Good 2 button Kids $1
per pair.
FULL ASSOR'I’HIIT
FANCY GOODS,
UN DERWEAR.
HOSIERY,
A Splendid Pair of
Cigars made from fine
For Malling gall!“ W‘ . HM.
Estimates Furnished upon Appplicstlon.
out-am
cswAB-rz .5 a...
OFFERS To run
iTobacco ‘Using P
'Cigors mode of the finest. quality of Hsvnnn tobacco.
(of “i '0‘" lb
Connecticut tobacco .
Cigars made from both. mixed.
Cigars at
P3103810 am m m:
Also Smoking Tobacco—Cut and Ping.
Chewing Tobacco—all grades.
Tobacco to suit everybody.
Pipes—Clay. Brier end other Wood. Smokers articles of all
kinds. Largest Assortment in Falrfield County.
WHOLESALE' AND RETATL.
AT TflE STORE 13
ELY’S 2.1.003.
South Norwalk. .
Bridgeport Slum all its Pill Wills !
‘01 sand ‘0. Waves:- .‘ng ”tampon-s.
Manufsoturera and Erectorsof LOW PRESSURE. AUTOXA'HC
TEAM HEATERS,
Public [mumm. Mauritania. Hr.
CHARLES CBOIILEY, lie-t.
Winter Styles
Largest Sleek of
flats and Cops in
Town! Children’s
Fancy Huts. Ladies
Furs. Ludivs’ and
Gil‘ls‘ Fur Cups.
Men‘s 6'. Boys‘ Will-
ter Cops. Sllk Holt-l
Old Silk Hots re-
made to order. and WASHINGTON
of Silk Hats.
FOOTE.
Large Stock of
Gloves! Buckskin
Gloves. For top kid
Gloves, Dog Skin
Gloves. Horse Hyde
Mittens. Dog Skin .
Mitts. Carter gloves.
Driving Glut-us.
Gents Furui ing‘
Goods of all kiddo.
modlcd “was" _. Fine Dress Shirts.
South Norwvsslk, Fine Sill: Handker-
cflm‘ chief's.
The Her-some Gsitor.
sings“! Sept. ’9. 3m; Doc. 33.!818'. March
3 .
cannon to with venue.
' ‘ peed" ‘ vor- f uses-
ntzlga‘slbzl‘dsolls's ”IRE: ind-bot wtah
he most “if rlor anal t . to r
l ”l‘ more ..
(lemme us tor. re . =nt rig tn -
i .luordrr to rotec our-
wry“ i‘ to...
look or Custom a -wor .
1|“:ch only by re tar Agents. and
I' ll be stamped on
sun I! the flatter
ballot of «It shoe. Tosuen as have nav-
-elves and our Agents.
seen soc hose. we would state that we
I"vanilla-oduc‘efld'lltont into nearly rvsry this:
on an or
» rebl‘l‘lt .,Q'ehaye reoel' _ mess:
“stimulus. which all: . a:
\h. 3.15057. e300? t: when rib K
t as n vesoe e or
. . 0 AS Kill ort‘s SONS.
. TB I mufscturers. .
OYESIO
nlscotd' vlhowdndbohnt A-l-
ensue-s. -
Good Goods so low .nnd unit's!-
trues.
l OI'I all) MI. N“. ‘3 m. ” tn
'9‘? ' gm “one
unle'sansSbw am a”
' and ‘ hen wsnu Malay
“$3!“th e363; yon. Stow: full of flow
t s o I
Is as .u." :1“. =2.“-
M
Remember. Remembe. Remember.
A. H. EOYT & 00..
CW! lease Bloch,
NG‘SWALK; CONN.
Next door to Hsrlem a 00..
. 3. use. s. It. nusoo.
lsgnetic Fever Ashe Pills.
. 0003!. flew cannon
W b’ WWW}; pt of on Donut!
0t.. sent first paid on I
l t. Read the folio :—
Sold ”Sensual”? ' W'fim‘ gatllhfigie
c .
Thls is to certltygbat was could
mos. :32“.
Title is to certify that
s‘n‘g b virtue of n gm“! ts: warrant. duly
s
sliver answered well. once. is it not on- Plllsnnd u out: Liver
other age of the world now f Steam wer ' b '5‘ ‘5“
t id l lld olor. includlu
3:34: telegrnnlts. railroads "d mac inery lin?)it’ll!ttgsl‘uvélnd’c‘;e all?! ofrdlunl red. org CARPETS’ 3.9%
put a new face on business and created ver ulsr unswe- .
a new era. Then that action with currency y 9"" ' ‘ WI
should prevail that conisldes with tbe~ stole Veils fastened It the back of the bat and
of and" now existing. The currency ons- tled loosely around the neck. such as were OIL CLGTHS, ’ v35“ . ..
illiyps'lé‘i‘ll‘oii‘llfiy” v'i‘fen’fififilh'i. m”: "’ ”if.” ‘“i‘"f.l‘l°m”'””" mm” ' " L - V" ' "
. - papa W n , nouns tle nus- rm
3:2.“lzrhrtammwm'nnt unwound. moon-u was “it“ Ammx‘lfimwm
u” o, mon'ey «ma ”on "0.9;,“ did it recently and in less than n week she f ctr-sooner the Iowa 353:? {It
.. y ' was compelled to climb the golden stnlr. ‘ WW 0,“... ero- m ..'g a}?
muons” M— ””5“ W“ see ‘ '1 come "i “1‘ "°" BUGS mum! m%m" ”wag.
with a hop. skip. cusp. and a leased rx- _ - earns. downspouts“ . 3!"
At the regular monthly meeting of the PM. you I,” that may.” ~ " . utdrngglsuor
Boord of Councilmen londsy evening last. so told her she can press her old sacrum 1" 3‘" u" "u"
minutes of the previous meeting wns res but over into n ”0 winter style.
nod approved. ‘ . . A little baby stronger come to n fatally in
The following bills. after being read. ”- Wxgxt :gtlk.h optima. blight 2'31?-
. o a is out e e
ferred to the ‘p’m’flm committees andsp only child in that. household. was bro A'l‘
Sam Pakulski
asvriro Hrs-nu or a
Tonsorlul Palace,
And engaged s corps of
EFI'ICIENT ARTISTS
\
PM orb. spectfnlly unite the b-
llc to when“ ‘ds 1mm . tselfegk meanness» M an
ln the t and most. satisfactory monitor
all rho portal” to the pant will
meet with the approval of e discrimlnsth and too-
tldlons public.
IA. PAIULIII. ”We.
Sty‘s block. Xaln Street. South Norwelb. Dene.
Terr Collector’s Sale.
Suites is hereby m that the unclaimed under
“'3 it:
not
odl ll assemh .
lmwg‘ n. lad. fo‘r the purpose
tag the current-greens of the dry on
l will sell or bite
l evfunpen d7 bat“.
the
of Get
llst of
step t the
WW
m-n’cg'of the, l'A
Mmfimum
PARLOB Ann HALL;
insanity-orange-
FreeooingdtSoenei-ygl’slnling'y : '
SHAPING IN Emlyn ~
I “m"‘u’fiua.
noinoxssnsusts nan-an. case. ’
4’.
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