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‘on the same «luv—Dee. tth.
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111a heavy pale and storm of Sunday-and
‘ Monday caused unusual bich tides.
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_ shoes. at 0. ll llarvey‘a. one duo from
post can.
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lately twelvvd an order for 2.003.003 more
cartridges from the Turkish government.
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l‘apttal is easily alarmul. A lletroltcr
who had two dollarsbct on the result ‘of
election qnll work for four days. 111 his art!
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pure Ga y. llatle fresh every da\ 1‘ ho
1‘ date 1‘ ar tnels. hvertin Tstl‘1 t‘oc 1auut
t‘ arr-a. etc/ always in good order
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wetvations in the Southern :Rtates The re-
[1 1111 from that portion of 1111r1‘ou111rv area 1
much at varienoe that it is almost i111pv1ssi
hi:- to give full evidence to either side
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When an ambitious young grocery clerk.
alrtuts a c111lrisl1 and runs out to hand a
young lady his card he should be ctrefnl to
see that his name. if it he a peculiar one. is
1prinle1l plainly It sans trouble
wlit‘ ‘ntettrlrer the only profitable place 1 1
lr‘lt‘ lim ts a11d8h111‘s 11 at t‘. ll 11 1rve y “a
one door front t‘1e post ofllt‘ t‘ '
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Before \vintcr sch in sct‘a‘l‘al crostwalks
111 this city shou‘d be repaired. The one
from Lauder‘s c-truor to the Did “'1‘“ Hotel
pr 1;1~-rty. aul 111111: of t‘te others need to
p rung. The one just referred to should b.-
tttade wider.
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The K‘i lgcp 1rt Harmer atysth it on Tues
day the th inst. the crtalttora of the es
late in bankruptcy of H. ll. ll 1rluur of
Stork Norwalk. turf in llrilgopn t. and
131cc! 0211‘” I). .Seymvtur of ll nth-hi as-
signer
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There has been a goof deal of Siripttrre
11.1111 1d on Gavernctr Tildetr during the cam-
;mgn. but tto quotation has titled bit er
than the following. from the third ehap‘cr
of Print Samuel: “And Samuel arose and
went to Eli and said. ‘ llere am I. for thou
didst call me.‘ And he answered. ‘ 1 called
tummy sort; lie down again.‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ 50
Samuel want and lay down in his place.“
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~—'l‘bze cheapest and best suit of all wrrol
clothing 11111 be got at Wm. ll. Swords.
Don“. forget it.
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If there is one thing more than another.
s‘tlf smart an enterprising city of S 1111b
.\‘1 rwalk must “point 11-.11i1h pridc.‘ it
must be that slough hole of mud. slush and
a 1 vtllian 111s compounds of ctfensive
”smells. abutting off all approach to their do
pot. The condition of the roadway on the
west side of X. Y. 1: )1‘. ll. Depot would
dtsnrace a l‘tute “bingo—1.21243.
-The'lroublc is with you. Brother szette
your premises are not well taken. or your
conclusions would ba diff-rent. as a road
way. we freely admit. that the location you
refer to is not a credit to the t 1 the city. but
says duck pond it has few superiors in the
stilt/é.)-
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The council penigtently refuses to pay
attvét commissioner fil’bblc‘ s bill for wcrk
on streets from July to October. The street
' commissioner claims that the work has not
been done to his satisfactlon. and Mr. Dih
hlc and and the street committee aurcc that
he has complied wlthall the conditions of
his contract. Unless the bill is paid Mr.
aDibble will undoubtedly bring a suit against
the city to collect. and there is but little
doubt he will succeed. Ir. Dibble has-car-
tsinly kept the streets in as good. and we
balleva in better condition than they were
duringfihe year previous. and at about half
the txpense to the city;
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A young gant of this place. out on the
street rvcantly on a very dark night. was
suddenly surprised and and appallad by
seeing a large dark object standing immedi~
ately in his path. Terror struck to his
heart as he saw it slowly but surely ap
proacb him. but putting on a semblance 0f
bravtry he said in a loud tone of voice.
“Wrist. do you want 2" Receiving no answer
and the stranger still coming nearer. he be-
gan to back repeating his question as he did
so until he suddenly brought up against a
fence which effectually cut 1.1! all further ro-
tranl Knowing that no help was near and
that he should have to fight hlr strange ad
versary alone he gathered 11p all his muscu
lar strength for a terrific blow: but alas! it
fell on amply air for tho enemyidodged it.
and he was left sprawling in the mud. Ha
slaved there just half a minute. then ‘ '
to search around for a stone or two. which
fartnnatly finding. ha sent in the supposed
direction of his voiceless opponent. and was
snubbed by baarlng the clatteting boots.
foul-(in an opposite dirccvbn, then his
wholnfrnma was fills-l with courage. cad
ha. in turn. boas—a aka saluting patty.
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Remember Josh Billing‘a warning and
“about now lock out forcold weather."
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When anybody grows 1raay over religion
thorn is a great outcry about it. But no
doubt mun people have already brwn sent
to tha madhouse through the excitcmant of
the late electton than have been put Int-re
for a year on account of religion.
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~lb1vs and Children a wiut 1r suits at
t‘ orrstock Bros. 71*:
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Connecticut astonisnes her r‘cighhors by
sending into camp at Philadelphia a brigade
of uniformed citiaens which has never been
surpassed in this country as a single militia
orgaaiartion—for solidity1 of movement.
harmonious dress. due physique. diaciplne
and drill «Array «and Now Junction;
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The Democrats while- in charge of the
Legislature secured tha adoption of a couati
tu‘iunal amendment providing that jtldgea
of common plots court shall hold for four
years. and police judges for twtx—and now
a Republican Legislature is going to have
the filling of tltrse bill as. _
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There was a and scene in a car between
Portland and Augusta. the other day. .\
poor 5111111111111 1 11 her way from lloston to hit
husband in Augusta. with a child sick wtth
diphtheria. was lulling 1t.as she thought to
sleep. when the babe was found dead. The
sympathising pass ‘ngera cared for them. and
raised $35 for the mother.
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As an otfsct to the claim of inclicibility as
Presidential electors of the Republican vil~
lagc” pvutmaaters of \‘etmont and Oregon.
the republicans of this state have ascertain
ed that the two lletn'ocrat‘tc. electors at large
from this state. Charles R. Iagoraoll and
an. it Franklin. are disqualified by holding
federal offices.
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Thc funeral of the "1111, Nelson J. White
of llanhury was alter-titled 111 that place on
Monday. the Btlth inst. Mr. White had
many friends in this city. and several wt‘ti‘
from here to attend the funeral .\ brothc
of the deceased. Mr Granville White of
Brinklyn N. Y. . 11.11 hiriel 111 .\l Hint of
last week
llv‘v. Geo \Vestltv\lm1re of thel‘roustaut
Episcopal Church will delitn r 11 tcmp1 rauce
lecture to the lat .‘l. l1). Church. in this city,
Sunday cveitttu. at '1‘ o‘cl 111k. Mr, M 1ore
spoke last Sunday in Stamford to the entire.
satisfaction of tltcpcoplc. He comes with
unqualified clrdors‘etucut'of Bishop I‘ottr‘r of
New York.
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found at t‘. ll.
post office.
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.\1. julant 1-1 ucral 1‘ ills for rutt‘ter rolls of
each eornp‘rnry in the National tlrtrda to
rlul‘ December lat. lSTti They must be
made out 11ml forwarded on or before I) ~
r‘etrrber lt‘tlt. and must account for every
man and all changes slam: the muster of
March lvt. 18m This is ctuscd by the
change in the flscrl’u‘ir of the $11111 from
April to Janutry under the new order of
things
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All the states which have so far named a
Thanksgiving Day have sclec'ed thc tlilt‘r
just. and that will doubtl‘ss be the day
throughout the country. A brief season of
merriment after the trials of politics will do
us good. and the patrons will be furnished
a first rate fthemc for their 'l‘hanksciving1
discourses in the prewnt , anomalous candi~
tion of the country. and our generous farm.
cr‘s will have an opportunity of presenting
their pastors with a turkey for feasting
purposes.
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«Wm. ll. Swords lama-king all wool suits
cbcvpcr than the cheapest.
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The publisher of “ The Nursery“ has is}
sucl a list of premiums for Obtaining sub
scribers t 1 his popular magazine. The list
comprising articles useful and ornamental.
including books. games. knives. skates. and
t 1ys of all kinds. Here is a chance for
boys and girls to obtain a nice holiday gift
for themselves. or a friend by making a lit~
tle healthful exertion. “ The Nursery“ 11n~
lets upon its eleventh year in J anuray 187?.
and it is as full of life and animation as cv~
er. The secret of its success is found be-
tween its covrrs every month. The price is
$1.” a year. It is published by John L.
Shorey. 36 Brownfield 81.. Bosloa. who will
send a sample number with the premium
list for ten cents We will furnish “The
Nuscty." with the Sentinel. at $8 80.
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An item in the City News column of the
Gate": last week referring to the action
of a city official in paying the fine of a
young girl convicted for theft before Justice
Craw. having excited considerable curiosity
we have ascertained the facts in the case.
and give them below. from whtch it will
be seen that the act "wad of brings reflec-
tton upon the 1 filclsl is out: greatly to his
credit. Mayor Ely upon returning from ,,
New York on the evening of the day the
voung girl referred to had her trial, was
informed that she was in the lock up. una-
ble to pay her fine. and would be sent to
jail the next .morning. Ascerta-ining that
she was a resident of this city. motherlcsé.
and only 18 years of age. that it was her
first offense. and that she claimed that alts
had not intended to steal the articles found
in her pot-session. but had taken them from
a lady in the same house with her to wear
to a fair. the-Mayor called upon Mr. Crsw,
who consented to remit the fins and lmpria
ontncut. the Iayor paying tha fine and costs
and paying her fare to Gloucester Mass.
where she had a sister. The torsl experts.
to tbs Mayor was abv-ut‘dl. A 111111 has
risen been received stating that the young
woman, had arrived lately st ht! sisters.
“masturbating“ for the 11.111111
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interest and instruct the young pccplcat tka
matinca at Music Hall on Thanksgivlng day.
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the armors. held on carat-day last. the
was declared. The dividend will be paid
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hurl hr- wsa wonderous wise.
“a vowed he would an more in trade.
Attempt to nivartisc.
Rat when he Matt his trade all gone.
To get it back aa‘aln.
Ila quick began to advertise.
With all his might and stain.
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«Gents winter gloves at Comatock Bros.
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An example worthy of emulation by our
(‘ity Council is furnished in this week‘s 11‘.»
retro. by the (‘mrrt Burceascs of biorwalk.
They print a detailed statement of the eu~
tire btrsiuass of the Borounh for the year
past. showing plainly when and for what
the tax payers money has been expended.
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“Ctuustock Bros have afew line beaver
ovr‘rcoata which were left from last season
(a little shorter than the present c1111 which
they offer at a reduction of from #11110 to
$3.00 less than the regular price
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Jolie ll Johnsonxhtle cunning the track
by thellt‘allingford \lvpot. Saturday evening
was Struck by the engine. and thrown fully
ten feet off the track. killing him instantly;
llis neck and right arm were broken. but his
body was not cut at all. lie had been seen
just before he met his death and warnrd
not to try to cross. but he probably thought
there was time. lie was aluut a? years old.
and was a sober. industrious man. An to
guest was held and verdict rcnderol in ac
cordanee with the above facts. No blame
was attach1 d to the railroad company.
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“ Topsy.“ by her laughable tricks will
keep the children in a roar at the matinee at
blusic "all. Tllflllk‘gfi‘lllx‘ day. Tickets for
children only l5 cents
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The trustees of the K‘ultgrcysllo 1sl Min
ivtv‘rs‘ Fund of the State report the years
r1ceipts at t: TH. and 1h.- cxpensea $2,821
«all but‘dti of it t 1 thirteen beneficiaries.
in the part thirteen years. thirty two of the
2‘93 churches of the state have given nothv
ing to the fund. and. since 1867. when the
trustees were incorporated for the purposa.
no legacies ltava been left it. The State
llome missiomry society‘s receipts werr‘
$18,442. and the disbursements “-1.000. of
which #11 RH was spent in the slate. or
twenty two (‘t‘llls from cach churchmembcr.
The legacita and otntrihuliuna were less
than from any previous year since l‘lfi'i.
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hats and winter caps at 1‘ 1ns1111‘l1 llnva
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A great number or ‘1r111csscs for 11111 l-tliui:
butter have been prttcut1 d but tlu1 pronm‘ t
was in the 11111.11 i111t tDCt‘tl apt soon 1 1 get
rancid. or too unlike the genuine article to
null rca lily. A new and better mode is
said to be devised. I“ it is thorounhly pres.
sed forced throueh a sieve melted. and al
lowed to settle. The clear oil is therr drain:
ed otl‘. cooled. and churned with sour milk.
antrallo and bicarbonate of soda. thus ac
uuiring 11 fl um and odor of butter. lt is
.lastly. worked and packed in the usual way.
The substance realy 111111111111! all the qual-
itics of hotter and is wholcsmte; but the
drawbaca for the manufacture is that it al
so costs about as much.
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—Now is the tune to save money by 3111‘
lug It 11111 and Shoes at t‘ ll llarvcy' s. one
door from the post ofiice.
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\Yith the event of cold weather the appli—
cations to tht‘. srlcctuteu for pecuniary aid
increase in number and persistency. Many
of the applicants are honest. worthy pro“
plc whom the hard times has deprived of
work. and. and currsrqtreutly of money alto
These are aid1d to as full ancxtent as a due
regard for economy will allow. but there 1s
another class who are imp 1stors. pure and
simple. The easiest way to dispose of
these fellows is to offer them work abort the
streets “'hcn work is mentioned some he
come suddenly ill and are obliged to go out
and get the air. It takes most of them a.
long mm: to cnhslc oxygen. solong in fact
that few of them ever return for their ac
tions. as it were. As the immoral Bird of
Avon (Conn) has it. they are “deaf brats
fprn way back.“ Others are given implny~
merit upon the street and gladly perform
any labor that will afford them the means
of their own and families support without
the charity of the town.
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—-.\ll those wishing to join Mr. I. A The It's
dan iriE‘achml can do so on Monday eve-
nin . Nov. 2‘111. 111" 1 o‘clock Ra scaolars
wt l he received after Monday evening
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Mr George H. Hoyt of Stamford Conn.
is the victim of campaign abuse. The New
tools: Guano alluded to him on the morning
of of election day as “ the retailer of Sd-cent
sandwiches at the Slamfort depot “ 111.
Hoyt says this 1: an cror. and asks as ‘ a
matter of justice.“ to have it corrected The
correction 1s made with plasma. Every
traveler on the New Haven Railroad who
has been laid up with a lame jaw after a
vain attempt to masticstc a Stamford sand~
wicn will appreciate Mr. Hoyt’ s wish not to
be held responiupla for those instruments
of torture—Zinc York Tribune
-—The above would be more to the point
were it net for the fact that Mr. lioyt is in
no way connected with the restaurant. Such
things are entirely uncalladrfor and we are
pleased toscc the Gowns explain the mat~
ter and relieve Mr. Hoyt, of the imputations
made by them. The Stamford refreshment
room stands second to none in reputation.
and their charges are not now In excess of any
railroad restaurant anywhere and our expc
rienco satisfies us that it. is a very commcn;
dabla institution. Give them a call. Guam
and satisfy 31%
—Y-1u can get 1.11 all wool suit clothing mad
to. order at Vol.1! 8w wordal n battcr- styla
and at less cost than any tailoring establish-
ment in town.
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nearly thrownto tomorrow
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Mrs. 113m: Bill of l. Dibble. street cc:~
tractor. for #33532. was. on motion. taken
from the table. Motion made that bill be
paid: lotion N.
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Adventure.
Judicious advertising: in a firsta‘lass me:
dium always pays. This important fact is
recognized by every shrewd business man.
‘l‘ho following from the pen of a successful
and wealthy merchant. contains some good
wholesome truths: “Advertising attracts
new customers in a busy season. and retains
old ones during a dull spell. People like to
be invited to trade with you. and the adver~
tising columns of local newsptpera is the
medium throuuh which every busincn man
can ask his friends to more and see him.
{1‘11 business man is ever so long in one l1»
cation that advertising is useless to hint.
New people are constantly moving in. and
even the oldest inhabitants will forget a
merchant if he does not taa‘asi’euly remind
them of hisgexirtantw by an attractive ad-
verlls merit in the home patter “
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Benedict l‘arrrr.
llarl times 1.1 all the cry on the farm
and why not for of a ‘l the men that live
here there is not over six that can boast of a
day‘s work. and the trust of them are living
with the expectation that when this political
strife la ctrdral we will have both r tours. l
(311pr that wo may. but 1 for one would liltr1
to know‘how Mr Tittle-11 or Mr. llvyes is
going to make work for the p 1or inert of this
country unless they will spend their own
money to do it. and 1 do not believa that
there ever was a prvsident t‘tal Nrrld corti-
pel a factory to start buriness er compel a
man to build a house. but I do believe that
they can compel men to be more honest
and upright in their business than they have
heretofore. You all know that for the last
three yeah if a 1111111 had any money he
would not put it in any business for fear of
losing it in some manner. Every dav we
hear of large firms that have failed and are
not able to pay over ten ccntt on a dollar. 1
would like 1 1 know what man there is that
has a few thousand dollars that is going to
risk it in that way. in nine cases out of»
two you will find that the 111111 that fail will
ever afterwards live in luxury. while we
poor men will have to strll‘er the pen tlty,
initiud that it is as hard times for news as
it is for work. and if some one does not err
ate some kind of excitement soon we will
all be down .1111 11 ith the blues. and I do not
believe there is n 1111111 in the l‘:1itc1l States
but what knows how a man feels when he
has the blur“. \\' tremor.
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1 A Sunbelt-c.
T111 sdsy ev1n1n1 last. I 11‘ members of
Old \.‘cll Hook 1‘: Ltdder we‘c converted in
their rooms ostensibly t 1 alt-rid a special
meeting. They had assembled in large
number as “lttrsitrcss of importance“ was to
be transacted. Chief Engineer Kinney and
the ofllcers of the company. who had been
ht into the secret devised questions to occuv
py 11114111111111.1111“ boys. and had got
them thoroughly interested in tho matter of
Thanksgiving “fantastics.“ when their dev
liberations were interrupted and brought to
a sudden termination by the entrance of a
crowd of lady friends of the cotnprny. who
announced that they had (more to take paw
st-ssiorr. The boys stood in a 11112: for a
moment but only for a moment. when the
import of the visit dawned upon them and
they gracefully yielded to the demands of
their fair visitors. and gave them pusscssion.
They were not Ling in getting out and to
their homes. changing their attire to their
best “sundaygotomeetinfl garments. and
getting back again. The truck was run out
into the street. and soon the ladies had tan
1: 1llation they took with them spread upon a
table running through the centre of the room.
The parlor during.1 this time was also put in
shape for dancing. Thcladica took music
with them.and soon those who were not cnv
gaged in preparing the repast were partner-
ed with Old \Vrll gallants. and enjoying the
dance.
About 13 o‘clock supper was announced.
and the entire party filed 11110 the truck room
and sat down to a particular line collation.
Ilia Honor. Iayor Ely. who was an invited
guest. by request took tha head of tha table
and in response to a callmadcanest speech.
Ample justice was done the supper. after
which dancing was resumed and kept up
until about half past two o’clock. when the
ladies retutnnd to their homes. The occa-
sion is declared by all who were present to
have been the most enjoyable of any in
which they ever participated.
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“In the Sanctum altar Election.”
The situation has been about the same in
most newspaper offices during the put few
rooms with perfect impunity. seemingly imr
bond with the conviction that editors have
nothing‘to do but to answer questions. Be-
low will bafound the result of a Republi-
can editor‘s (Seneca Falls Courier) experi-
ence :—
Tha smoke cf the battle has cleared away. and af-
ter tha—
“ wen we‘ re whipped. ain't wa f "
storm always comes a calm. After the struggle and
labor—
“ flow is it about Camp—is be elected ? "
of the past few wash. than comes a few hours of—
What is the democratic majority in this
county. anyhow f “
rest when we can sit down la quiet and-
“ Hava you anything later thsntlrcrc la la
the morning pspars f ' '
passe. and rafiact anon the events which harn—
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shroud ktotbc matinee $125 in the al-
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drag stare. General admission he the
matinee 35 cents; children 13 cents tress-val
seats an cents Tickets for evening :5 and
so cents; rescued seats :5 cents
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“ Pig-1‘.“ ,
“ Pique.“ as played by Chapman‘s Fifth
Avenue Theatre t‘orupanv. at Insic llall
Wednesday evening was a cmrrpletc success
The play was rrndcrcd by a full company.
and the acting gave general satisfaction
bliss Virginia Buchanan. who assumed the
leading role of “ Mabel Renfrew.“ is an ac
conrplishcd actress and in reudening thechan
acter Edisplayed her beauty and powers to
tbe hast advantage and to the great delight
of her audience. bliss Stellc Congdon as
“llaitch.” a waif from the slums. was pert.
saucy. and very interesting. Ilsa t‘ongdon
entered into the spirit of the character with
a keenuess and seat that immediately made
her a favorite with the audience. Ir. )1 l.
t‘bapman iii the character of “ Sonnry llyur-
ple.“.tbc young millionaire in search of some.
thing theory could not buy. made much
sport for the audience by his excellent and
easy acting. 111 “ ltxitch “ he finds the
“ something “ and t \gethr‘r they come to an
underatanding~ Mr. W. ll. ' llarnilton as
“ lttumoncy Jim“ the tramp subject to
I‘flhlléltlfl‘l insanity—in rtspn‘t to what he
longs to other people. was a decidtal soc
eras in personatirrg , tbc tramp as he is
and probably ever will be. Mr. A. 11,.
Stewart as “ Iatthcw Standish.“ was fine.
his appearance and manner being in keeping
with the character. Ilsa (llaa‘fonl as
“Mary“ filled the character in asatisfae
factory manner. It. Shea La ~‘-‘ t‘apl. Al“
lhur “ was good. but rather cautious and
mum ductttly somewhat still”. The acting
of the others was up to run mark and ties
serving of much praise. The. tableaux.
seven in number. were very fine indeed and
were n‘ceived with much applause. The
play was productive of much pleasure and
enjoytttettt. and it is the general impression
that nothing superior t 1 it has ever been in
Norwalk. and should Mr. Chapman bring
his company here again in another play he
would undoubtedly have an ovcrfloa‘ing
house.
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Rudolph-1111‘s Opera (To.
A full house greeted ithc Rudolpbscn
Upera (‘11. at their cntertaintncnt at Not
walk \\'1‘1lttesday cvcuinr. H‘l;*l. They 1111c
sentcd lialfe‘s 1l1111ra.;‘"l‘l111 Sleeping Q 1111111"
and Sullivan‘s Musical Farce of “ll-1x
and Box“ and in each the 11111511‘ was well
rendered and the whole pcrforlurnee was a
success. Slim llvvltuca and Miss Slatbird sus
tained tht ir 1‘l1ara1t3‘rs t11 pct feeliorr. and
.\lr. Ru lolphsen. with hi1 titagnificeul voice
charmed tbc cutirc audience. “Cox and
ltox“ is a iolly farce. and it was rendered in
the most llllllbphrt‘uklng manner.
1:1.1 Panama
The next in the course of Winter Evening
Eutert tinments will be 112 i Perkins lecture
Everybody will want to hear Eli. He had
the largest audience last winter. and will
hatter this seas 111 as all
who heard him will want to hear hinragtin.
and those who were not pr sent at that time
have always regretted it.
. ~—‘ «»~
Bowayton.
An ovstcr supper is about to c me off at
111411. F. Church. Ttrrrc not frilly dccidcd.
tiur hotel is being‘ thoroughly evcrhauled
and repaired preparatory for summer
boarders. ,
Commodore Hilton is housing his bath
house. it having been built in sections fer
that purpose.
The children are learning their Christmas
Christmas tree
Our ct the Chief is "righting coal
for- acoh R1ymond.hh§d1asanumbcrof
cargoes engaged. .
A number of our citissns who were sol-
emigrate to Florida in thc course of a week
to take possession of roldiers‘ bounty lands.
The Rev Mr. Rouse received a donation
visit at the Baptist church on “‘«lntslay
evening of this week.
r. rWilliam Hoyt is preparing the base
meat and foundation work on Contentment
will proceed from this place the first of the
and re-crccting it on Contentment Island.
E. I. Rila has charge of this undertaking.
Bell ware accidentally shot on Wednesday
flock of quslls. Young Thad hadashot
lain
tanr Liuamcnt is used. Burns and Soslds
srchcalcd without a scar. Rheumatism.
Brains. and most fiaah. bone and muscle
at manta can be absolutely cured There
are two kinds. The White Centaur Lint
mantis for familyuse. the Yellow for
horses and animals. Ono trial will convince
the incredulous. ,
THE QENTRAL
N ational Bank ,
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wit. a. courts. Cashier.
“8ay.css‘twagetscwa dispatches one T-
pieces. and anticipate a good time with the
diara in the slave holders rebellion are about
Island to waive the Centennial building
from Philadelphia. A gm: of carpenters
week for the purpom of taking down one of
the Centennial buildings at Philadelphia
William Hoyt‘s son and young Thaddeus
afternoon by ahuntcr who had shot ata
between his cyan and one over the top of
his car Young Hoyt was peppered in tha
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NORWALK OPERA HOUSE.
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cart l‘latform. That she ls Mn 11 re railed rwmthm‘
four. and even (11‘ times. is a nnfllcicut guarantee
that this 1 1n11‘rtai1uucut will be one of rare merit.
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