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Thanh-cremation“! displsyihis
yesrofsvssgrssss‘isfrostofthsstorss
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Irs. 3. l'. Peek hss been seriously il‘.bnt
w so res — m h renewing.
gtflhmhg'w‘ - ”gunnamhdm‘"°‘n‘"f°' two
.mumm Wamhxmwufl egmonbugronndson Weststreet.
To (‘0 -' ‘ ~
but on “Fungal-reg“. smm The new Pesbody flfl s hsve been rsceiv~
at this virtstty will is so :3... pstross the rsvor “1 b, 0°51”! 0-
3‘er batman; whstsvnr‘ifswts of inter- NH
;. .MW“- 3 WWW. a“ “u“hfiotg The ntpusi Sundsy school will hold its
‘0'!- hoiidsy rxercises on Tuesday evening of
Job Pvt-slug.er
mite. Billboards. httsrhssdt.
union. or enyth
poor enters st the
w executed in the
.srms.
west style end on ressonsbl
til-bu mg. “Rites.
wsnr rte-ten. fiends
Visiting Cords. Fun~
else tn the line or printing. lesve
wvtnt. nines. where they will
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M“! week.
HO.
Trinity Church Sunday school exercises
will be held this (Fridst) evening.
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Wm. H. Sounders of this city. took first
Irrthner‘s Iosthly sad Sentinel. .l m end a sprcisl premium st the New ll t'fll
.it. wicnoiss " “ N" 't it show
rm‘mtr " “ w t “ " cs..."—
0 on “ “ 3.511
vs. . . u u us Our shcp keepers generslly ssy thst they
America “ ‘
"Wfi'§?«flmgw owl‘s: hsve hsd s very good holixtsy trsdo.
“at. l . ehotss. :Dvmorest‘w w’”"‘"
”m; Nursery. st It. —I-‘ur s Fine Fitting Custom hlsdc tlsr
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List of Letters
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letters wt.i passe ssv thev hrs ndvertised
LADIRS LIST.
.‘lrs Ann Cnmstock. Mrs. E. flewiev.
Mrs. Willisrniilyls'td. Miss E‘istbeth bier»
ritt. Miss I. miss Sitlh. hire. 0. A. Tuttle.
ammu‘s us“.
31:. the. W. his her.
J. S. DI'NRIRG. f‘ostdlsster.
”as.“
LII! (If he“!!!
‘2 IV thinl in the Post 0811 st h‘orwsik. (Mon.
her it 28% Persons rslling for on: of
the shove will pisses In) “Advertised.“
John Butler. Betsry Benedict. Mrs Ann
(‘shill. George Crswfurd. Reggie Crimp.
Ssrsh R. Cmper. Mrs. Deslln. His. hfnry
S Fshsy. Miss Linn !. Pillow. hltss Run.
or C. Green. Ire. Imms Hull. Ire. Anne
ilenrv. Miss liry Ann Lynn. Miss Ellen
DNsil. Mrs J. )1. RuslrJohnL. Ref
mood. line Msry J. Smith. lis- Nellie
cushy. Hrs. l. W. Thompson. Waiting
ton This.
CEAB. OLISTRAD M Ruler.
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Soon be time to write is? 9“.
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The .‘srs srs growing longer.
We here had only three snow store» this,
winter.
Br"..." ,fi
'1“?th lit-“thus evil l‘ure lltlk for 0
ants twr qusrt
W‘m
Ezegsnt blew \‘esr‘s cords st the Sitsrinnt.
(mt‘t‘.
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Trinity Church is beautifully decorated
with evergreens.
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The sound of the tin truittpet is now hcsrd
in our isnd
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Tuesday wss the coldest it“ we here bed
this winter. '
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a-lt‘irte llisplu of silver \Vsrd st sresily
roiucui prices for tho hulidsys st “.3. R Kkhl
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T De novsn‘s license fee hes been reduced
by the Commissions to 0300.
”QC.“
in W ii. [tools will sddress the stiies‘
Tempersuce Union. at L ickwuod s iitll.
Shriilsy sfternoon. st d o‘clock.
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Mirror lianford is hsving a row of ever
grr-ru trees set out between is premises
sud L‘rui‘ut & Kuspp‘s hst fsctory.
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l‘hvrs wits A lively row st the font of
\t‘uinngtou street Tucsdsv night in which
Ssuuel th‘sterbury gut bsily bundled. Dr.
l‘irdee sdjusted his broken jsw.
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sow—w—
-— thill st .i. lit-llsod‘s Confection" sud
. gel. 3 the. of Fine Mixed Csndy for too.
opposite t‘ity lintel. South Rorwslk.
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ll or forget. Young than. or old turn
smwr. diet you csn get the most genteel sud
twtiitilul cilimg casr is at the Suurrnu.
ull‘lcc. t‘sll suit see samples.
M-WOO.
The members of Burusido tissrds gsve s
llurlq'lt‘rlifl smishle st their srmory on
Tin-silty evening. sod there wss lots or fun.
5 may: the custom-rs were very comic.
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- Pit lioltdsy Presents go to II. S. Hood's
JL'Wcii’y Stair.
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'l‘tiis (Fridsyi evening. the entertsiumv‘nt
of St. John's Lidgc. takes plsce st the
rigors House, Sarwsilr. Wheeler ti: WJ
son‘s full band will give s grsnd concert.
Suppcr before had after the concert.
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For: were dispisyed sud csnnons fired
in Newtown Wednesday over the murisge
(if sir. Simuet G. Glover to hliss Grace
Biahes ac. Their courtship had extended
O'tf h period of fifteen yesrs.
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«G i to G. W. Day‘s and Get it Pound
Package of good mined tss fur the. Every
Pseksge contains s Silver Spoon.
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“Give him the rest of it in s pill." is the
latest slug smeng the genius. Nobody
knows whet it mesns. end it is sppitesble to
everthiog end everywhere.
its new omcors of the Dsnhury Agrisui‘
unlist Ire ss follows: PresidentJi D.
.\‘ arm. Vice President. E. 1". Foster; Bo
ivory. it C. Lynes; ‘i‘ressursr.John Vt.
liar it.
o>w T ‘-
—-H t timid nuts with by buying it of
Reunion Brothers for 6 cents I qutrt. I‘nst
“dice sddress. box 433. Norwslk.
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The .‘i’orwslk Eagle hss begun its third
Vulilm. under fsvorshls mediiions. and
bruthtf Msrchsnt bss demorirtrsred thst his
burn“ is one of the institutions of the
town. his: they continue to prosper.
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Tuers’s going to he s newspsper war.
The Dawns: snsosuced in its lsst issue
that it wss going for brother Miplss in s
vigorous msnuer. tht will come out of it
remsins to be seen. but we think sll the
lghting will not be on out side. Go essy,
boys. or you any hurt one soother.
—voso——-
—Go to G. W.Dsy's end gets
ruckus of G )od Hind Tes for 45¢.
I’icksge contsins s Silver Spoon.
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The winter vscsiion of the schools com-
mcnced on Butnrdsy. snd will continue for
two weeks. The term of the Union Schools
was brought to s close by very tolerating
exercises in the mbiy room of the
Franklin street schorl. This school hes
given may pissssnt entertsinmut'. but
none thst coasted the one of Frtdsy inst.
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Tbe New Csnssn rsiirosd. it is rumored.
will pus into the bonds of trustees on an‘
usry in. Under the new srrsngemsnt the
running expenses of too rosd will be cut
down to tbs lowest possible point, sad other
chnoges will he mode with s viswtomsklng
it so much of s ptying institution es ”this.
The running (ores will prohsbly he reduced
somrwbst in number.
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Asnbseriber cslisoursttention spin to
the diflcnlty of gstsingon ssdoflthsnp-
trsins st the South wasik depot. The
dmtrninenmesoiosstotbsphtfsvgsnd
tssllright. Torssobthenpumns psmen.
mumpotths high ptstform and
manifest. 'l'hsplstformishigb.ssd
hsthishthstrstsshsnldbs m to
rusthsrtrsoknsstlridgeporgunifthst
bWqu-hsmsdswhu will
ell-si- sin-emphatic
onnd
very
IV ”VIN“ in the Panama st that! liorwslh
M. it! revs. f‘srsnns rallies for my of these
mrnt gi to ilsriem‘s. Open House illuck.
Rorwsik.
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A new Sound st-sruer to be called the
“City of Stsmford“ hss been contracted for
to run between that pines end New York.
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C. Swsrts wss celled by telcgnpb Christ
mas morning to sttcnd the dying bedside of
his mttbcr. who died Thursday sfternoou.
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The Grsniteville Union Sundsy school
festival will be held in the chspel this iii‘ri
dsy) evening.
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The Home Socisblc on Christmss night
participated in s comic muqucrsde. It was
I very plenum sifiir.
-—G i to G. W. Dsy‘s sud get s Biund
Puckett! of good Mixed Tun for the Every
peeknge contsinn a Silver Simon.
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Croful & Knspp‘s fsctcry chimney hss
been repaired end strsigbtened. The bulg—
ing ‘wss reused by the excessive host from
the iron‘heeting dues.
Foes—«-
Stamford is Ambitious to become s city.
end will metre spplicstios to the next legit
lsture for s chsrtsr.
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A few years age there were lsrge “flax
hers of English sparrows in this city. Now
they sre nearly gone. tht hes become of
thrnt.‘
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The meeting of the civil suthoriiiva to till
jury but will be held st the town clerk‘s of
tier. the first Mundsy cf anusry. let‘s. st
? o‘clmrk in the cvrninn.
7 w—rterm—
w-tlo to llolltud for your lloiur nude
(\infrctlnucry. where you will get it fresh
ssd pure.
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The Morton house st Greenwich is gum
ed nightly by five men. An stternpt was
recently rustle to burn it. sud the insurance
companies holding risks hsve put on wstch
int-n.
van-‘p. M...
tin Suuilsy evening Rev. W, 1!. ll-mlc
continued his lrcture of i‘ridsy evening on
psrsonsl experience sud ohsrrvstion in the
slums of New York. closing with some very
pointed end pnctiosl spplicstiuus.
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There is a dsngeruus hole in front of the
Wood plates on Rein street. Several com
plsints hsve been msde to us by those who
have nsrrowly escaped serious iuiury from
it. end we bsve been nixed to call the st
trillion of tlmCIlIi to it.whicb we see nrdi'igr
ij' tIU.
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F1“) those wishing in metro s bxliiisv
present in the t‘iusr and 'l‘ubiom line t‘.
Swsr‘s 6: Co. ctfer their popular “ (lid Well
t‘ion's.“ tine blcnehsuru Pipes. also Brier
Wood Pipes with Amber mouth picccs.
Smoking Tobacco of the finest grndcs. put
up in fancy pneksges. cigsr cats-es. tiibscco
nut-hes. due gertnsri silver tobacco buxt'il.
I: fact every thing thnt pertains to the cum
fort rind convenience ofthe userof the weed.
st reduced prices.
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Citptsin John McNeil recently circulated
s petition for s to: burn to be plhccd iii the
lighthouse on l‘nnilrld reef. “II il‘sck ltviclt.
instcsd of the bell which is ill-W there.
which csnnot be heard in thick westhor.
The csptsin of every stosrnb utt tb it passes
through the Sauml signed the petition. rind
it hss been forwsrdcd to the lighthmhe
bisrd.
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—-N’ew stock of Jewelry lust received
consisting of Nick Cbsins. Rings. Sets. etc.
etc.. sspecisily for holidsy presents. at ll. 8
Road's.
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The pspers sre discussing two puzzles re-
lstive to the world of fssbinn. “ One is
why s women but hslfcluthsd is nil to be
in full dress. end the other is why s gentle-
men is in full dress when he wesrs the
rents style of clothes es the wsiter who st~
tends him." As to the first it is on the
principle that “ besuty unsdorned is sdorn-
ed the mesh" ss to the lsst it can he or
plsinsd en the principle thst “ birds of s
festhsr dick together.“
MOO—*—
Ths election of elders of Butler Lodge .
Ne. 97.1. 0. O. I. on Wednesday evenine.
the 05th inst. resulted ss follows: N. 6..
John W. Moles; V. G . John H. Emerson;
R. S . S. G. Brlntfini Trees. H. I. Bidwell.
Jr; Trustees. C. F. Edlnek. l". P. Sttbeli.
Alfred Pistt. The inrttllstion of oftieers
will tske plsce on next Wrdnrsisy evening.
Jtn. tel. 1879. st 730 o‘clock. p. m. The
Grand Wsrdsn. B. J. Hill. of the grsnd
lodge. from Norwslk. with the mistsnce of
the D. D. G. I. Wm. ll. Stunders. will in-
stsll the «ulcers. A full attendance is re
quested. Let every member be present. A
Rsppy New Yesrto sll. All members of
the order sre cordlslly invited. '
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—(}o to G. W. Dsy's and get It nund
pscksge of good mixed Ten for the. ‘very
Pscksge contslns s Silver Spoon.
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The Fourth Regiment pended the lsrgcst
number of “ present" st the merit muster
of say of the regiments. but hsd s list of
shsestces numbering 175 ulcers sud men.
It is the ingest regiment. numericsiiy. in
the brigade. The Fourth‘s per cent. of
men sud encore present st the muster wss
72.96 per cent. The report of the drills of
the compsnies of the regiment shows that
Co. B hsd the lsrgsst sversge sttendsnce—
70 per cent. Co. E bed the next lsrgsst—
63 per cent. Co. I" hsd the smsllest—only
to per cent. The csptsins of four com-
psnies of the brigsde thst did not psrsde 50
per cent. of their members st the recent
muster hsve been ordered to nssemble their
commends for soother muster.
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Chrlstmss morning the deed bodies of
Exrs Wilson. sged 50. end his wife. Ellen
R..sged68,weve fonndsthisstore.858nd-
bury street, Boston. the former having shot
the isttsr through the hood sad then shot
himself through the month. The psrties
married in July. this you. sad. hsving some
trouble, sspsrstsd in October by mutusi
sgreement. Lost evening she osiled on him
st his pines of businem. requesting posses-
sion of some letters she hsd written him
during their courtship. He started thst he
did not hsvs the. with him. but would for-
nhhthemisler. Bhoisfhmyisgsbswould
gohomsosstrsinonthefioston sndlsine
rsllrosdst'fo’oiook. Itsppesrs thst she
returned to the shop lstsrin the evening,
ssd nothing more is knows as to whet
Isl-pint! between the couple. A son of
hsby s form-Innings mys its invited
sh has: so be present st his bones Christ-
“ the fell. m list he would if
m m It is probate thst 1...].
“mumuunvm-
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The seieetmen have stsrtrd the soup
house in Norwnlk. Trsmps can now be
sent there for their refreshments.
H—
—Ssnts Clsns lies been to J. Holland‘s
Confectionery. You will and it hit? seaml-
ment of Candy Csnes and Baskets. Toy gnd
Christmss Tree Ornaments. wholesale snd
retell.
Old Well Hook & L’ldtICI‘ Compiny arr
preparing for their snnual bull in mine of!‘
at Music Hall. January 13th. it prmn‘scs
to he s very fine affair. The music will be
furnished by the lluwe Orchestra and full
bend. A concert will be given from S to 9
o'clock. when dancing will begin. The mu-
sic for the dancing will be furnished by the
nrchcstrs. end a promenade will be pi‘tyt‘d
between cscb set by the full band till inter
mission. sftrr which there will be only the
urchcstrsl music. Tickets. one dollar. to be
had of int-tubers of the company.
The Early Newspaper Turin
Doomed.
The bill passed by the lit use sppruprisb
ing the 840.000 treasury to continue the
rnilwsy postal service compels the abandon-
ment of the early newspnprr train from
New York. bccnuse it is provided lil‘lt the
spprnpia‘iun shell be applixtcublo only to
the service st it existed prior to the 1st of
January last. Shortly. therefore. the new.-
ptpcrs will not arrive from New York until
9 o‘clock. instead of 8:52. in st prrscnt.
A Long “'rtllt.
0n Moudsy morning lust ht lmlfpstsl f lli‘
o‘clock. Richard “'hiLson sud Charles N
Raymond of this city. strutx-d on but for
New York city. They took the lllfnplkr‘,
crossed the lltrleru Bridge and reached the
city st three minutes after three o'ckwk in
the afternoon. The rcsd was in bad cundl~
tiua. They stnrtcd for home squirt on foot
on Wednesdsy by way of New York and
New Ilsvcn K it. leaving Fordhsm zit
qunrler to 19 o‘clock. They arrived at
Greenwich at {.30. and thence t‘uille borne
by train.
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Putnam Nose e‘u‘s “all
Oh .\‘rvr Tiara live Putnam ill-so t‘ ..
ptny will give their snuusi Ill\‘il‘tlix\lt but.
The arrangements nircsdv mu lc insure the
sucvcssuf the sii‘iir. ..\‘u better music out
be desired tliuu \\ill be furnished by liuu‘u-‘s
orcbt‘slis. still the crdrr of dancing cuibit
t‘t‘s vnlirty crtouqh t.» suit thc trust fiNuli
out. The Nitiiiiltire lillvilig the is ill lll
clisrgc ill“ min: rvcry «v lliuti to phase
"in" pstrnris mid tiltiuls ‘l‘liu Il\“t\l‘l.\ rite
{l 00. and can be haul of any midrib l vl‘
tlic company. rind wo sutiu urge up in our
citls ‘ns their duty to give tlmr snistiiiw t i
this worthy r~rguuir \tbiu.
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l‘rttuittc.
This is the twist rccciiily dismvorrd. viml
perhaps llic ttiml Tt‘lllitik:tlilx“ if all tlu‘
Casi tsr or nttilinc group of mlnr‘mg sub
ststiccs. hair so cxtrrrsivi iv uswl it tho
stlntrimcrit of the thrust fabrics. i'rmiiw ls
Ihld. by Clit‘lliln‘lfl. to be lliu lililsl highly
tirinnsccrii bmly known in scivnr‘v. it~ v»!
oring pnwcr is naturiisiiinu, it angle pr \lii
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Premiums. 1.100 50
General Expenses 8.4.07 34
A committee on proxies reported thst
power of attorney was held by
North W. Bradley 61 pruxlts
John E. Fund. 195 “
The old Bosrd of Directors were then
rc-clectcd and hit. E. 1“. Foster decliningto
serve his place wss tilled by the election of
SsrnuelFessenden of Stamford: the bosrd
therefore is as follows:
.luustliitu E Wheeler. Ssugiiluclt.
Thomas 11. Morison. Noru'nik.
llr-ur)‘ F. Guthrit'. “
Sash “1'. Bradley. Snugntuck.
l) .vid M. Read. Bridgeport.
Morris W. Seymour.
Henry 'I‘. Shelton,
Jail“ E. Pauli.
Elwin lluyt. New Cumin.
A. Errors! limiter. \\ iltuu.
John P. lieutt)‘. Nurmtik.
Winfltbl S. Hartford. “
A. ll. Williams. Stamford.
'I‘. ll. \‘t'stkemari. \\'cs\port.:
Samuel l-‘usscridrn. Stamford.
'l‘lie C‘illlillillt‘t‘ on Flt‘ltI Crops reported.
1). A. Sherwood. Souihport. ist premium
on t‘urtuls.
.1. ll hinrrisiiu. Szlugutuck. SJ on outs.
liu having 1615 bushels on 2 acres. but only
Bfib to bushel.
.\lr. Shorwlmd‘s stutement on carrots was
32 acres, ‘33 of it in onions last year, li-ttcrcs
in t‘ftrl‘tiir. } of onion ground was planted
without manure. The ground was plough
rd thoroughly and planted from the ibih tn
the 28m of May with 2ib of seed to the acre
The runs were 16 inches apart and kept
free from woods. The crop was liurvested
in November sud yielded 5‘.) tons or allow-
ing .50 bushels to the ion the crop would be
2600 bushels.
Mr. '1‘. B. “'skemsn. of Southporl. rr
potted it very heavy yield of both corn and
win-sit. but not having complied fully with
the rules of the Sucirty us regarded the en
ioring ilit‘l‘t‘uf. the committee could not
award him it premium. nithouch considerinc
it itil‘xy “will the Kiwi. ills stutemcut was
its i‘r lion‘s:
tin \\‘itt‘¥tl 43 icrx s.whii~b yielded 30 bushels
twr acre. \t'iiitc \\ best. sowed on fallen
umuud nub utit‘ pfuugbiug. with Tittlbushels
u: I‘lixbpliuli pct l‘t‘lt . sili- - ll st‘ir‘s «if Cum.
\tliicii yielded iii no than $0 btlsllicls at c iru
ti llic uc r. iifnutrd \‘il sud ground and nun
umi lwtore it nss ploughed. with
.‘ittrtlb of illimpliitc ill the bill. with “but
\Ns will \i ttziio writ .~ intern.»
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CHRISTMAS.
s‘hristttrh tiny was sll that could bc ilr
nilt‘zl. so (if .‘h rw tillt‘f‘ Was rmuccruvd. 'l‘u
»..\l\ir‘. ltCIIbip“ blt‘ldlllllg \\“\‘l!\‘ li'Wr‘ addctl
in tho m i )‘lllt‘lil. but to tho “liljilllly lliv
slwm‘ vi snow w is most c \u lucivti t.»
lllt‘il‘ )ilt‘ustlh‘ and c illlItlil Dining tliedny
llit‘l‘t‘ n as in pit“ lrc t‘lllt‘Yl tinmotiis. but
Work for tho.
S'llld lt‘ whim! t.\ triers of tho l‘\'i'l\lll_t!
\\‘I‘lt‘ k‘ pt bib)" 'l‘iitzitt‘ (I‘Illih‘x‘t‘pill and
H' .‘i-iit's «i‘iilinln \ m-ro the only t‘ll'lrt‘il~
is ibiit in) l .. l't'li‘t‘\ 'l‘ .c stimulation was
'l‘lzw Ilt‘l~l(‘ Wits of it r‘lr tractor
ti
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mnw int-iii: in (‘2 :t (it tlu‘
.liii- Mitt“
will iiupsrt it marked culm i.~ mainli- il\‘\‘
buiidrtd gallons of wsb r.
A most interesting rxpvtimrn‘, \\‘liit‘li
nuyluuiy may try, consists in sprinkling ll
fc lt‘ atoms of l'rnnine upon the swim .~i ;’
water in it glues illilliilt‘l. Etch mum ill. ’1
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uicdiuiciy sends dutvu through tiw \\ .t ~z
what nppcurs to he s briulit print n mi.
and tho tuinblcr 800“ limits as if it or
cruwdnl full of beautiful plants TM in
iris liiIW begin to enlarge. sproid and in ill
blur. until no Il‘th‘ it hits: of m it Q't‘t'. c ?
tired liquid. \‘lvwcd by iPIlllliilllt‘.I laid.
the color t‘l‘fillgt‘s bi it brirbt gi-lllcn i r :i'il
her line; while n t‘tllllIllllEUIi‘ll of gm u uni
gold will be l‘t‘aldx‘il. scc mung iu iiir pod
lion in which tlio oi as is livid. For \l w or
M‘vuiiig t‘xitr‘illllt‘l‘l nothing mu lm punt-oi
lilttli lht‘ilt‘ liirtls til l‘riitiiiit‘. “liicli rite c~
pccislly \‘lllt‘rlliillllg tar tlil~ \v tin; full.»
We «to iiblcbicd fur ri-riiiplv ii the r tax
to the will its ruftlm .bl‘n "'3. ,i . \\ bu
nrv sclidirig um spwunvm. irui mi cl :i' :3.
bi till tlwir i‘vtltl rs. 'l‘liv rilllSt‘lillilw“ it
tho piper is $3 ‘30 for n yrnr . r $1 «in 1.x!
yr-ut ; end it bulb r lil\‘t‘~lllll‘ili for tho .‘lliI:.I"\‘
Clitlld hardly be littllif‘rl
<>v
Ibisno Concert.
The diuw (‘ incl-rt itt this Fist .\i ll
Churchill) .\l unity tVt‘illllg was very tic-c.
Ind cxcuviling nil rirmiv (muslin Huhmm
Hatch branch! out l\ Vt‘IV strung r‘li |l’ll-‘. and
the solo parts were vcry (inc. 'i‘nc St‘irt'lluns
for voices were illltltlly of Christmas music,
and each one was tinr‘ly l'"il it-rci. Miss
North of Kuwait have two [\t‘rIHrlllIlIlC‘Niill
the pisnc. sud showed Iit‘i'sf‘” quite till mild.
but like most pcrfurrmrs played St‘It‘i‘li m~
that do not much the popular lu-iirt; ltilti
though artistically rendvrcd, full to elicit n
hearty response. Mr. Wm. Withers. .lr .
with his violin was the in .turn iii the t'\|ll~
cert. and he was ctllcd upon to play limo
pnpulsr melodies. With his wonderful vnri \-
tions. llis programme piece was “ The
Sweet Eye and iiyv.“ sud his Pt‘llilt‘ltliq of
it took such it built on his nudicncu iliui ulnar
seemed spellbound. anl when he Clam-d
with the street ltllii touching silalll. iii the
lsngusgc of the rt porter “ it brought down
the house.” To the first encore llt‘ pluyml
“ t‘cniirig Thru‘ the live.“ in which he grtvr‘
it pcrfcct illl‘il'ilitill of tho brig pipo. rind
other beautiful variations. The audience
celled upon him again. turd lio rvspruidvd
with “ Shurmis O‘Brien.“ This was playml
with lute up til the violin. and the rilvct it til
it increase the sweetness of tho lulltllIV.
Mr. Withers hits msdu it study of popultr
melodies. and lies usrd his grout skill to
bring them out in an artistic manner. but
through all his brilliant Vrll‘lfllitlnfi the air is
distinct and full. He may appear in itriutiitr
dime concert before the close or the smisou.
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Agrlcultural Society.
The snnuui meeting ofour County Asri
ulturnl Snell-ty wis duly c )rinucl ht th.~
Norwslk Hotel on Wudncsdziy morning
lest.
Mr. Wm. A. Curtis, the Treasurer. msdc
s full and sbie report from which we take
the following items:
ASSETS.
l
.c
>‘.
c 7.571 79
12,129 2.3
009 05
Res] Estate,
Buildings.
Cut: on Hand.
21.310 09
250.00
20.440 00
8,220 00
One Note.
Cspitsi stock unsold.
50 per cent. not called in.
45,720 09
LIABILITIES.
Cspitai Stock. 80.000 00
Norwslk Saving Society 10.000 00
Surplus 5,220 08
45,720 09
Among the receipts the most noticeable
during the pest you, were entrence money
on trisl of mowing machines in July $40 00
Stock Subscriptions 440 00
Rest of Grounds 275 00
Ssle of Ticke‘ 8,008 08
Bests on Grsnd Stsud 265 83
Entries on Stock 84 00
ts ls nm' 786 m
Purse contributed. specisl 25 00
Booth committee 604 78
On per eentsge of ssles 41 90
Clerk of course. 43 50
Tots! mount for you was “.857 85.
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t‘Il«‘iT :iivc \- 'lut‘ lllllln’ii lily gnu} .. lggiianty
'l‘lu- humbly st'imnl r_\. :ciscs ul lbw .\lr tit
wits“. and (‘nngrru-iti ‘l‘lli churches \vcrc
lit-3.! t‘ixri-i'iii'ts it'riiirg. tutti it till wow
illgt'li :illr rilit .l.
\l ’l iii: \il 'illt iii~'i‘ i‘til Ill ll
:iliwlil lliiu- (“rulers HI iiit‘ ill till ti .. r «if lilt‘
t'Iiill'r‘ll “:H i‘t‘r‘dt it‘iI Ii\‘ llir‘ M‘ilmii. filiil l’t
r‘l. ».i if i\\« lily tulip; lliilii's r-i‘i'tlptwi llit‘
\‘lwti ~.‘~.‘.'r'i)' Miss I‘:-llill:t t‘rnwr- rrwblori
nt Hm wt- .11. Ton t thaw”) tin-s sin ml at
will t-illil‘l‘ i tlw ril'ur iiiil. ltllti across tlic
twill n s u ItItil‘ lllh‘ll \\ liicli Wits ili~pl.i_\‘t~ti
lbc pr wli‘s to be \Ilh‘ulhllli‘I in the bt‘iithtl.
.\l \] lrtlit'l‘ in H‘W‘ll 0“! it it lliv thv rt‘isrs br-
auu tt'itli dim-Eu: t‘u‘ D N iii-xv. This wns
full int-ti lit pray” by Hi \‘. \\'. II. II min.
‘l‘bi‘ Mild l ilirii \‘ll‘Q “.\ l IIltII lbw flour
.4‘ .l w...- .\‘ umu“ llvspunsivv l‘i‘:lillll_i:\‘ iv!
lJR‘MI. \ix‘W‘lit it)" llit‘ hi liuvl itllri t‘liull‘ lls
ling \p vi t lizr-lvih‘t‘ in Hit it It‘t‘l and singing
H.\‘-llii r1; “ Tin ii ln‘ynii llir‘ singing of llu‘
viii-ls. uni it t .‘ iii its, \\Il‘l‘Il Ii livad in
Mimi ~lli‘r‘r <~mzx
'IVilt‘ Itt‘ii .li is \\‘t‘l‘r‘\“ky
ilu- .\li w.‘ i ’i ii \i. )ii)‘ ilit'iliiitiii. Edit
II!II|I1I\"1.(‘HII" l‘.ill l‘i‘ .‘tIllhli'l'S Sv‘il‘lcsK
lilivI ru-Z utuu ‘tlliI Sirloin; by tho infrtizl
i'! .:-=. Nu illillvVilllt‘i‘lllv lil< \u'ru topic. but
tiw “Ii b- r .\~'lt‘l.\" s w. it‘, guvtrncd by lllt‘
[up u! the brill, MIMI lin' ttj‘Il‘ voiurrtnl dirt
in}; iiir‘ “'Ii-lit‘ t‘Vliiiltg. Alter the singing
by MW ilil'irit 1'} ms. lliv litlit‘ii in .k tinir
plii 't‘s IH'IIIHiI the liiitit‘. Misti (‘rmt‘c bl gall
ll mun-b on the pism- rind tlm school
inurcli- ii in txcvilcul urilcr to the trim-Junk
llir-ir b~\ s uni b:;s. and went rig-tin iii
illl'll wit». TLC rh- ir l‘ullowml from tho
plwtfurrii ‘li’i‘ii'lil in fruiir «If the ilibll‘. look
lilt‘il‘ pzcwnt‘. null liit‘lit‘t‘ back in the pitti-
Tii's wits ll ib‘lllllifill exercise. and
\\llil«‘iii \‘tillilililil u the distribtltiuru‘us no
crruplislml in ublmt live rttlniltcs. M the
close of this r-xi-rciso oilicr prcucututions
wow ilimlr‘ on lwlmli‘ «If liit‘ donors by
Thom“ l. Humour]. llrit‘. W. H. li mic
lr‘t‘t‘thil llll ouwlnpw t‘. iiiidilllllg our) hun-
tlrcil tlull-rrs. S'rplicu S. H‘iit‘ll iiu envelope.
rind several ii-iwlwrs till i scholars \wro ulru
happilysuiprimi \vlwu their Minus worn
culled. lillti bewuttiul presents blinded to
them. The t‘llliltl congrcpstiou iiit‘tl j lined
in shining “The Light of tho World is
.icsus.‘ null tho Nllt‘ll‘iltiillt‘lll cl vscd with
tho benediction by Mr. ll min. The whole
nil tir was admirably conducted. The tlt‘litll‘
M‘rl \llti lmunr to illt‘lllrlt‘ivt‘tl sud to Superirr
tomb-til Dunning by tlicir cxnvlli‘ht boiiiiv
inr. close intention. and the hearty trimmer
in which they loiuml in the cxot‘cisrs, and
the organist and choir of young ladies by
the rilluiont manner in which lituy per
formed their respective purts.
t‘ttNtiREtlA'l‘lthAl. t‘ui'ltt‘fl.
A large audience assembled at the Con
grcgulinnul church. Christmas night. to lie-
ten to the exercises of the Christmas Festi
V‘il Canoe-t given by the Sundayschool.
The church ins vcry lianllsnmciy dean-axed
with Christmas greens. while down through
the center it long table was laid. which was
well filled with delicacies for the scholars,
and at intervals on the table was “1&de
Christmas trees. trimmed very neatly. The
exercises commenced by the singing of a
Christmnscurol from “Pure Gold” and n
prsyer. cripture readings interspersed
with singing, by various classes. illustrated
l‘ ll'til.
'the promise, the birth. the announcement,
the childhood. and the life of Christ and
his mission as the Saviour of sinners. A few
ture of the concert was the singing by the
Lauder family (four boys and one girl). of
Christmas songs, with banjo accompaniment
by Master Willie Lauder. which so plessed
the audience that they could no refrain from
applauding heartily. A deciamstion by
Master Artie Russell. entitled “Santa Claus
in disguise," caused a good den] of meri‘
ment and was nicely recited. Miss Bianchie
Whiman,with Miss Eva Booth at the piano.
sung s Christmas song very sweetly. “The
wsuts cf siitrie boy." a recitation by one
of the L-iuder children, elicited loud up
planes sud laughter from the congregstion.
Miss Maggie McClure rend s Christmss r-o-
cm. Miss McClure is a. very fine renders-d
hss full control of her voice. sud reads in
that manner thst one likes to heu.esch syls-
bie being distinctly besrd. After the our
cises the scholsrs were all smpiy supplied
with the good things on the tsbie sud trees.
sud from the hsppy feces sud actions they
“mmwdentwem
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ermnewoon sunnsv moon.
passed 08 very plesssntly.
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East Norwnlk.
residence of Mr. Themes Taylor. on Wednes~
and the surprise was genuine. sud everyone
normed to enjoy themselves to the full extent
in dancing and singing. with select music.
until hnlf‘psst eleven o‘clock. when they
were ell invited to the table which was
grouting under the weight of luxuries of sli
kinds. The psrty‘ broke up nt one o‘clock.
everyone shying that they never enjoyed
themselves so in sll their life.
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were nnbonbtodly hsving s “ lorry Christ-
mas." After sll bsd been'supplied liss
Burnt Benton resdsnerlginst poem, sod .
then some of the tesebsrs were hspptly sun
prised with presents from the members of
their olsrses. The concert closed with sing
The exercises st the Bprtngwood Union
Chapel were held on Tussdsy evening. snd
Eist Norwslk has become noted for its
plesssnt surprise parties. but one of the
plesssntest of the sensors took piece st the
tiny evening. there being it lsrge sttendsnce
Profile Notice. .\
bravura? ov nonwsn ss. noun out:
December-11th. ms. 81'
lststs of CHARLIE it. FARM of
work. in ssld District. «incensed. into 2“”
ThsOonrtofl‘rohstsfor itr-it .
hsth limited snd nomad? :tntahztfromuwgs
hereof ft! the Creditors of shit! Issue to exhibit
their ointm- tor settlement. Those who neglect to
crutch. firm...“ WM“°‘iii' a...”
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i-ndshtsd to sold gusts srs requestzd to J}. it:
a pm! 1.. smut Administrstrlx.
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JOHR HUTCBINGS
Formerly untehlngs O Ferris. lly‘s Block. Ist-
strsst. South Norwsik. 'l'hsnkfni for the pest psi-
onsge received fromhis customers. he hopes. by
keeping s good nssortmsntof Groceries. to meet
their spprobsttsn. ssdsoeuresgeneross there of
their )stronsgs in the future. t-tf
R. Gs Nol‘AN’ Moino,
Physiciandt Surgeon
Ofies ‘rst Ate. flied Door M National
Bankqf Nev-walk.
Orr-res nouns: atolls. m.. I toasnd'f toflp. in.
n be found st the ones nights. Bunch of-
ce st uoyt‘s Phsrniscy. South Nurwsik. til
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invites the strentiou of her pntrons end the public
genersliy to her more thus usual the snortment of
Minister-y Novelties
FUR 'l‘lil FALL AND Wils‘TkR SkAhON.
The stock comprises
Beaver- nwd Felt llhvs \‘elwets Fancy
Elm-hes, as“... subs, Ions ere,
Flowers, Ribbons, out .0.“
sud sli other Millinery Trimmings. Prices tosuit sll.
u‘csf Stud, Flaw Hill.
vunrr oomo 350.1
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