.
:§
null: gamut”: gigabyte I.
“'cdncultu', \Iucmlu‘r 30. [bi-ll.
List of Lcticn
*\ mung: in the Post «vitice at Nur-
lx . \ i‘wuet . Novcmlx'r ‘33. l\‘.il. Persons
. 2-... "Mr :i..\ of tin-w letlt‘i’s plume say
,.. 'i or Alhi'l‘ll‘xvl.
31'.» Kir‘ili lilm‘cs, .‘llss
ili‘l‘, lt ilvvll i), thbrny. Mrs
urlim lift} , Mi» J-'-\lt‘ l.\llg'
,'.l .‘l mm. .lJIllI ~ .‘lt'k‘oy. .\lr~‘.
. i“ :u. 31%“. 1‘2 lx-u U lh‘illy, “'ui.
. l‘lir‘ Na'rwnlk (luck (3‘.
l‘ius. Qumran). 1‘. .\I.
CC.
IA“ of Lt‘ltt‘r‘
' in llw I‘lNl‘NLfil‘l‘ at Smith Nrii‘v
'AM. l‘i-rsoot calling for
l-‘Y{~‘I‘i \\‘lll pica-iv say they
'7..\.; larva it.
iuio
V ‘."\V\‘
iii
4. rs. li. .\licii. Mrs. Knlcllulry,
_' llil'lli'tl. .‘lix‘ l'Zilcn Bili’lis‘.
il. ““th
Mr. “'illinin lily
4'. o ll. lorry, Mini llcnrwttu
1 ”int" Farm-ll, Mrs. lmttlt‘
\Ir .1 =iin llolluran. John Kclly.
‘t :\ .\. Mi“ (Emir-gin Marshall, .\lr.
. \\‘ ill-I’M“. Murrcll Ri‘lk‘l‘lfi. Mrs.
‘ '4 1.x .‘f L. ‘ f‘rzink Smith-id. Mr.
\b
. ,4 q T :;i. lnonms \Yiit-lun, Mrs.
\i . ‘,\.,i\
J. S. lli'VVlSil, l’, 31.
‘—
x\ int, -l it \wli'i f'ir f n'lwry.
o.»
l o .iniwl in block still hub.
(00 -
- . of \\'.;.:~1 Hi .l. 1 1”" 3',
i. i’, infill.» ilu Sim. i‘..li
o.-
i-mlmii .\lu:i-l.\yzii.;li1 [Lu on)»
Q-
‘ \ u “Lil 5.1.51.3 in Mid ‘inp :ll llw'
9.. .4
\ 2 .\il \tii‘. nmlw .u: clasint
l.-.\ h w'h ill .i lru ii.i}~.
.00 H'-
i ll N4m» “ill iw nui'k. ll by 31.
V. “A .rv\l Tlnirml.\y lit-gilt lbw cni»
.0. <
.‘l ll limi l{.llgt‘l\‘, by invitation
' With John ll. llougli.
l l!‘\‘_i\lli-
<- .; i .i h wit low :it llillslllc.
.0.
‘LJllC. who “on Mi much liil-l
.f v- iiill‘léw'l'. llilli‘llnl‘ i‘;t.~i‘
.éi‘llllilzifi‘T—q iilsiin-ss.
.‘0 A
:i in.~
.\l. l“..
to night.
.. n .li lui il':ll\~.’l.i'1i-l.
-—‘ on
11.“:
i". i‘liiil‘t‘li \Vill
t1ii~
i ll"iil..i;"
QC.
.» ' \.l\ill- tuition; A Young Sly-n},
. .. \\~ 'ltiu-llillllll.‘ cal). (11.011
...
no i .\l.iiilil'.tciiiriizgcompany
:r.- .l' r-t'xl- l".
."
Mug“ plutv'
i. .\.
it‘ll ‘llllil.i_\.
— . 9.9 ~
~' 'lzv‘
incu- rnmn A. Sun's- slur».-
ot' Norwnlk gnvc nil
,l.§!l -u'_ illiil naippv‘i' :it llii‘ll‘ bull in
.. 4. " building List Tnvsilny night.
~ \‘ll'i‘ilr1.‘lxll .4 port a plum-nut
! i lid. Jinn
.0.
\ .il. ‘ priiw that .i.lf\ lm gin-u tlici
in! l . 4 wt .rc ULlll il ilzmcrviw .\
. l: 1' ‘i 4;: 1* l?l'h!'l‘~llil_: ill'IllllJ lii~
v v . - ',\i'r'~~=it--~l in tli‘.‘ city llm;
.. .4 7..
x’m lluilll‘i'il\Vl‘vt'a,”~1li[f\/Hi;‘i,’fl Tums
0..
liix' slll‘lit'l‘ lit
J.” l tn-unrrow night, gzv-
; . i . l.ni;«-~' \ i’lv'l) Hf Ni. l’.iiii'~
l‘ t ~ w « 42: i you wul llll.\‘r' u. iii-nimnt
lion
w ._...2.__.._
l‘lm »_\ -l~r glowri‘ of Sn“ ll.ticn llLLVi‘
‘lgllafl 'l!i :\;ft't‘!llt‘lll to rziiw tlw pricn of
. j. ‘l ‘l’n from $1 to $1.23 twi‘ litlsln‘l
‘L ”1.1 .ifte~i‘ ih‘czrnzl-c; l.
- 000- ~
ll le luxhl l‘. Nn'ln-l.‘ m' llininity,
‘lllv‘ '1'1» nili'i‘l’. l‘ i'cpurlv-li in ii. it‘l'lr‘llnly
..l: ix” 4. an. ill llml {WWI}. ilz~ dismisc
«f t :4 nut and n foul h‘l‘lliifllllliill is
» ”ml lli‘ lli‘lllll would int :i :crintia’lusa
'l;i' Ni lli'.
...
1p Trim! lb ll "311;" lli‘oplic}, Wlio
’ .- . ,, w:.l V.~ jail ill llii~ City. unlit“
.4 rm). inn-w. “illilli tlw ldsl‘
l 4 .H‘ f.tilt‘lllii'll't‘hn10$‘HJXM. -,
\TH‘M.
\E .. ll: ipiin s. Ennis l’i‘otn tuna City. (mil
.x- .l .-. no; in our polirv.
—~ 0.. —-- —
1 ii «Tl liziiuivl club, of .Viirwnik,
- .i- lint .‘i .uzil ball a: [lit llpc‘rii‘
1‘. -.~ but \\'l~~lnc\li.iy evening. .\l—
t .,.;:x Liw wrcning won unfavorable tin-y
;,.l. .i good numlicr. and n splcudid‘
4:“,
<> ~
{2* l'.‘.|“lilliv’it‘€ “(04.1 \Vcll Lllvi~ion of
..‘ 4 ;lv
2: i y Uri-cling lili'tzmin in Silvcr Mine
lvllVlllg tlic lll‘v'islull
v.12- ‘\\' mulling.
. m 1'. 0 $31). in. ~liill’P.
\ . xp. V'J‘ll.
-“W. «o
“In. its but issuc tho Bridgcport Eiiglc l
that tho I
5‘ ; - :~ :14: vntcrprising. go-nlicnll local 5
.wl 115- first ycur. To say
243:; l. m :~..t .1.) it JllSUk‘t‘.-—lfl fact it is
3'; :. rind linguugo to cxprcss
2 , ~-4.r~—~wc can oly any. "long may the
F J. 2‘. .1h-:‘ "
M ~
31 i‘rnfui. 5: Knapp. tbc enterprivi
.: . mullicturcrs iirc erccling :inolli-
-' .i s a t; l : . tllr‘it' Mum «rec: factor}.
1’ 4 new. louv vary ~ctmilily 1131‘ buck ll‘.~
""i»i . 4' w mi 1.4 tlwir building material.
2‘1; .,.,,..1 growth and tlicprosperb
:. .f in town. arc wultitnately identi-
' M xv 1i: our llirivmg manufacturing that
.i.' llz‘n.’ ijillL‘d at the evnlcnceu of grow-
.;;; tummy-is among tit—Gazette.
m . ,1
Tim Ry llunry Ward Beecher in hltl
«run-n at l’.ynioutli church Thanksgiving
in ruling. rufcrring to th:. trial oftluiteau.
“hi it ivmkt‘d bk» 3 fight botwenn the ini-
liz'ic judge at one 9nd and a vugruxit fool
at aim other. like an imbecile fool trying
t1 rind the wicked luscious—Exchange.
Now mumblidy toll us what the recent
moi of llvnry Ward Beecher looked like.
- - «¢.-
.\t tbv- next meeting of the grand lodge
1' English l-‘reeunisons, on December 7.
tlw «and master. the Prince of “'alc-i.
u- all mm». “That this grand lodgougree to
.1 x {H of condolence with the with? lad
f.tl;l.i}' ..: the late brother. James Abnm
mirth-l. . president of the United Sate-
vl America. who died the 19th of Septem-
ber last from wounds received from the
bomb of an 3min."
w
The t‘unnecticut Commissioners of Shell
Planet-ia- in their forthcoming report will
.wm 3 action! mp of Ill the 0y“
{rounds in tilt-18:3“. NWVUI M
Ipproximutely tho um oyster befi
and all applicator" main to tho Commit-
mvmem for grounds: it in! chat £50m
13"” . thr line of )1)!“an bottom! that
‘lalr and towns, sad tho lion of tight!”
feet of waver. The «rim m of lot.
mil be shown bysquaru of Mutant ti..-
.1; ufllvl' tho: the eye my luv. a correct
imptmbm of the till! 0! p30“. lb. M
bong placed in diam: poddou: on
the: mp. Then will be u hunt»: a!
other luau-«lag human. The nub of
thewwlll My he quit- will.
but in u gaunt way all of tho duo"
{m cm In dusty but. no no.
Sic,
tun »
i ll! i~liu.h miter-
import-3
11:4 corn-is at linnkw‘ & in} -
lil; Li L"‘ l-u‘k lilglils [ii kin-pl
gin“ Window-i in i
llic llpcim:
“ill :ittcnd tlit- nnnit'crsary of‘
A. grand time .
our scri- ‘
“'33. are now enjoying “Indian Sum-
lllt‘l‘.
__. “, . ,.
Tlil‘ initiatory dcgro Will be worked bv
B-iitlcr Lodge. I. O. O. 19.. tiirlllgllt. .
_“. -‘
‘ —-Tchl.~a and Tnblc Linens. at hunks &
hnylli‘rs.
—- ._
1 . , ‘ - .
losinintl r Dunning lliii b: cn chaining
linuw‘.
—« .. ow ~
\\ o llt'fl!’ of sci'cral fatal
(‘uiv‘ nf (iii In
llicrin in town during tho pm: v. m k.
-— ”.90 ~—
Tlic lint Forming factory is liciug conr
ncctcd Willi tlic sun-r on k lnv sin-cl.
T 900' '
\Vutcr rcnts duo mid payablc on and
after to~morrow «Thursdayi.
—-—»—74oo ~;——-
The Udd Fellows mutual aid ll>§u<‘llllllill
apprlllll’llllvil $0,300 for licncfits ll! tlic lost
nicciiiig
.. .
Richard" is grilling tliv roundu-
lion rcu-ly lllt‘lll mull-mt
on llll‘ l’LIhl cud of llzr cui'i‘iugc bridgc.
coo—-
Tlm l‘till)’ clvpimnt zit llilrl‘vlllli‘s licnd-
illlillll‘r\ in lil'lilgl'P'Wl ii living 'vcnncd,
Tor baby 13 nun-tron ninntlisold.
«9
(lovf-lilnginm r Mcllownu W:i< on hand
lliifuyi
for lu-ck‘ivouii‘.‘
zit tizc lircym‘trrday and lllll smut-good
“ml-i.
‘ .0. —
3 .\i'~. iifi'v‘llliilllll of Now York ciiy iii
I V ' ‘;.\l:~ .l ic .‘s~ l'.al\i;f~ki on Buy Vii-w
a.
‘ "m 0.. 7'
. ‘l v liar lini‘ Ji‘l »|\-l liil‘ lupign‘
l! ll 1' lit-llilll luck miu ;nl lim l:i.~l
Sunday night, but .i..m- z... ,1 mug“.
.9.
Tu - .‘ll.lill ii lllv'i‘lili; of ll‘lllls'i' clmplci',
ll. \. 31.. \\'ill tikz- plum «iii Monday l'V"
mung, llt‘i‘i‘llilil‘l' l‘iili. lilct‘ii in of nlli~
Ci‘l‘.
- _.- -
'l'ln- iii.ul ll'.ll:i Murillo) morning \\'.’l‘\ clc~
Lip-ii nimui :iii liuiir, miiiwil by (in in 4 i—
(1"lll to nun of llll' frciglit lllllii‘.
, . coo ~
Tlic vim-lion of nllix‘ci‘a of ll c 'l's-uipcl'v
.llllt‘i'
licfoi‘iu ii'~.~i~i~i.iliuii for 1ch cinuing
l your lliki's plum-s iii-\t 'l‘ucnlny cvcning.
l Ilcccnilvcr lilli.
‘ 0-.
l .lowpli you; or llic mm or mi, lll'iilli-
cry. who Wih rcccnlly lillil’l‘li‘il, si-nt ii box
of R. 11's. to tln~ truck lwuw on Thanks-
gii ing d 4y
.. Q0.
Tln- ili‘lll i!‘l’ltl~ of NoiWulk “ill pl'nldl-
iely lw l.u-.l lligii no.1 dry :tl lliv' coming
ll 2:14:31
t’lll tum, lit‘ :1 ,Q-wil ll mill in
illcni.
. — — to. 4
Tllt‘ lll'l'lgtli‘lf'l .Vcn'.‘ .le‘ it' it “i~ii't
phi :i ll'llli' cruvl to clip lil‘l'vN _1-i~t :t‘
mun Iii wl- imam in {1 cl lbw lll’l'.l cf \\.il'ili
ir\i'!'l'~ii|l‘ 5'
~' 9‘.
Mr. :ii.43 Mn. 1'. l’. l‘uc. of Mn ll‘llll. lllll
li'ormx ily of N runlk. up. 11'. 'l'iiiizlngivnig
\\'llli l'npl. limrgc \V. lily :unl fziniily of
3llllw city.
9..
'l'lii- (r'vlz-‘ff' ilc'i ulv‘ :l ,I-M l dull of spm‘c
tlii~ wm-k in llm n luppingin til'wl‘imfl. liti-
pillilli‘itl‘m :tt llll‘ l‘-illllll‘,:
borough cicviion or llit‘ country is ininnl
—-le' llic lll'HJ-lit‘f'l'i of lllt‘ l'llli'l‘ lwlilci‘i.
M '
Tln- illl‘t’t‘li'l‘! of ll)" Siliiii'ni'd :iiid Nu -
Wiilk Ti‘li‘lliiutli‘ innizip'iiiy'. out
: lii lli ’ l‘
,'1"i.i< 4‘ :it llll‘ rili- w
v. ili‘ \‘fl'illfj/il
li:i\‘t‘ sold
f on iin'i‘vzhw of $0 '3',
pi”: ~li:ir--.
.0 .‘O '
\\'.- 'l:1‘lv'l'~'. lel n. ll l'lllt-li‘l' .l. R if i)"
niwnvl pi‘upwuw to llllilsl ‘l. lvim k of liiIil-l
ing‘ in lilo curly dpt'ing. on lllv wilt‘ of lll‘
txii'priilci' slurp, nil l‘d‘alllfilill Hll‘i'i 1. 1w!
lilt‘ good Work gm till.
W
Brown, \liwrwmrl 1\ tin.
:ii'u- \‘v-i'y lolly.
ley ll.\\l' :ii. prcwiil Ill) int litr llllll'll'l‘ll
tin/mu llltli in iln- "Waiiu." 'l‘ncy llilVl‘
tlli'll‘ liii'ilitics :lllil :u‘c
:4. largo mnouu of Work,
.0.
Tlll‘ ltl-iill'iilli; ~lill l‘t‘lliflins on tho front
inf llic S'n'uforil p-m'. Ull'ii‘v‘, \Vc \vl-i‘c
unziiilc lo l\.llll \Vlii‘llli‘l' il W:i~‘ for ilm
‘l.ito [)ru‘l‘lt‘lll or for tlic [iliallllllall‘r of
tli:it plow.
liccli
:ililo- to turn on:
llll‘l‘t‘llslllg
' .0. rm
-lllly your llilull'l‘y :it Rinks»? Sliydcr.
, .w.
Including .\lr. \‘i'oodbury of Norwulk.
who .‘llll Pt’l‘flmli in colisiidcriiig him-o if it
‘ c llltihilll", lin-rc ;\l‘i‘ do f,:i‘ a"\'t‘ll :ispifliiihi
for lllt‘ :i~~:~":\nt i'l-‘rl\'~lilli of [lip liouw in
lili' tit'lll
«o
i‘;tl«'ll itisiziv on tho
inglon :iwl Frinklizi .‘lll'l‘l‘
l'l:‘.l!it'<l Milt. ’l‘llt‘l'.‘
tiicrn 3! mill». 1‘” illt‘ liyzlrziiit :it lbc
lli‘.l«l of W'.i~li:ii.'iu!i «ter-l wu‘ up ‘llt‘il.
Q0. -
if “TL-ii»
illt‘
'l‘llr‘ cur H‘Z‘
living
ovnrtl m'
\Vlli 11 ll
\\. t
l’l‘l"lili'111
.incnt llml zi proplhitinn from tlic Ncw
York anal New England road to lcaw llic
t‘onsolinlutnl road for nincty-ninc yczirs at
. ill pcr ccnt has bccn made, to be Wlinlly
foumluiionlws.
.2...
.\ iiwctiiig of [llt‘ ()ysfl-‘l‘lllt‘ll‘i Protcct-
ii'c association in“ llt‘lil in tho pulicc
lica'lqunrtcrs lzist Saturday night. Scr-
: eml iiiiportnnt qucslions cnniu bcforc tlic
lniccting which wcre laid ovcr forum:
weck.
.w-~
Scrgcant Jzuncs Flatt was rcccntly max"
. ricd. and we give him this tinicly notice
if lli‘ does not do tlic "si'pmrc thing" by
tlic Truck L'ompuny within twenty-four
hcurs ho will limit from tbcni. .\ word
to tho “rise is rulllt‘lt‘llt, ctr.
, .w .
L'apt. Pctcr Dcckcr'a licw stimniliont
will be lziuuchnl in about a wot-k. She is
a mode-i cf beauty, Well calculated for the
i oyster business. and :1 credit to licr biiilil~
chi—Mess”. Richards £‘Wcrd. Silt? is
to be named “Fmidiz- “I. Dl‘L‘kt‘r.
rout-w
Grand Nutcr- Pond recommends that
all tho Odd Fellow lodgcs in the state
drape their rooms in mourning for the
next thirty days. and also place suitable
memorials on record, out of respect for
the memory of the late James L. Ridgely.
of Baltimore. grand corresponding and
recording secretary of the Sovereign
1.0ng of the United States.
WOW—fl
mLauudried and undaundried :hirts at
Bank: it Snyder.
. ... x... _
The postmaster gt‘tlel'll has issued an
order. to take efloct February 1, revoking
thtt section of the postal regulations
which provide. for tho redemption of pow
tsl cards that may be spoiled while in the
hands 01 private parties by printing or
otherwise. After the data ruined pout-
muten must not. redeem pootail cards
under my circumstances whutever.
—-—-oov———
-"Ono Hundred Wives" has n moral
which even the devout Christina might
not institute to re-onuct in the bosom of
his (until . u o lea-on of instruction to
Illa chi no. It is superbly mounted.
our; my 2.4mm x...“
—AW gum y
Woo——
Mason Linwhottbelvengo
ottlltnof South catwalk up. wbon be
m the Buckleberry tad tuit- his
vuhkoy “night—Gan“:
Mammals mom that wbst
the 8"“ when a! the Borough could
in“ aid. (twenty two boon out of the
twenty tour} u in! wool: duct. The city
mhultuhofljuupnuut.nudwo
as" told by that who M to know.
that it lim- 3 W “I to u- m to»
niim'liciii cmupnnv for Minna, ,
\Vntrwih pronwunccs ll ~~iuli ..
Congress meets next Monday.
.00'
Tlic Borough elcctioii
<-
Tlic caning? bridgc is bring i‘cpluiiki-d.
9‘.
chulur uioiitlilv uicciiiig of l‘uliiniu
llum' company ncxl Mondiiy night.
.09
chiilur l"Illllllllllli‘llllilll of Old \Vcll
l.~i.l,.,c, F. & A. 31., iicxl Tiiciilziy night.
“‘ .0.
llci. ll. 11. Builmui' iclui‘im’to Ni-Wni‘k
iln~ nvck.
ncxt Tucsdny.
— O‘. . ‘
'l‘lic Hohc Rnilwziy i'oiiip.iiiy .irc clclilh
ing lbcir truck to dny
<> 7
llfigiiliir inonllily niccting of Old “'0“
Hook & Imddcr company will bc iicld next
Monday night.
Q0. —
ch Yolk. Ncw lllel‘ll & lllu'tl‘ord riul‘
l'nml stock sold in NcW York. l-‘iiduy for
$iTi [wi‘ Slilll'l',
__ " , ,
llt'llly R. Fitch has uuhudcd ll llirgc
at‘liooncr and a. barge of luinbci' ul bin _\ lll‘ll
sincc Friday.
- Oi.
-v"linc llllllill‘l‘ll \\'ivc.~" Wu: pi'oducml
\\'Illl rim-hind >iitci->\,—v.\'. H‘ Yuri: I'Il‘cumg/
.lIllll.
.0.
Tllt‘ :llllilllll i‘iilil'llHt‘ nfl‘liiiioii l‘oin‘
mniulvi'y null lnkc Friday
night at iln ll‘ .\~i lillli, lli Nurwnlk. l‘llcc-
plucc iii-vi
ll'ili of oil‘imra for llii' nnuiiingymu'.
. .g "
‘ Gilly \. ll ht. John. of l‘ll-xl .\' Truailil
ling n-l'riili)‘ li‘ll‘i‘llllnt‘ll llll' llll gi‘ wi'livl Hil'l'
“.\nii l.. 1.
two: ll ciglii :lIJl iiiin- ll'illlx‘lllil il-Illdl'l.
.0.
lxiyiou
‘l'l\\\li ll." I‘llil' illl \\':i.\ in-
l
ll ~ii:.incc ligviit \\'.H on bond
:il ilu- liouw oil Muhliull nlli‘l'l lliul Wiin
>llgllll).lilll'llt‘il t}lfill‘l‘lll|}':lll m-l- :ilnilll
:lll‘lllhllll‘g llil‘ iiisnrnncc, ln-forc llic null‘
llil‘l lini‘illy gol cold.
' .‘O
.‘lli‘ Mary l‘lutl of lln~ city. i~ hill'ldllllr:
n chk \\ iili Mrs. .l.illii'~ Sunndvi'izil Rock-
rillc i'i-uli'c. l'piui lli'l‘ l’ llll'li nlw \\ Ill
apczitl :i ch :luy" lli llxm-ltlyn and NM»
Yi‘l’li'.
.0.
\\'c M'i' by ilic ,\.~liiii‘y l‘liik .lmu'u-v/
ilizii ilic l\I.t'\'. \\’. ll. llonll- \\'lll dclii'ri‘ (l
lt‘i‘lill‘i‘ in Hull [illiccuoiiicliinc iic\l lll‘ililli,
for ilic licnclii of ill" l'i'lll'f filliil of l'. K.
lliill Post No. 4i (i. A. it, of .\~liiu'y Park.
CO.
l'Lqui‘d lurks. llic nobby l ivik in Tin--
mluri- Kuupp'd dining l‘inllii‘. llilil lii-i Him-
but iii.i~licd at tho .\1. l“.
lzi~t Sunday cvcniug. .\ fnir Tinniwl look
if for it ”iiiihki'ul" llllil sat on ll. Wlin
“hi" lcft of ii l’.u'k‘ lili'llglll lii‘llll‘ niili
lillli.
llt‘“ silli i'lilll'l'll
*>
\\.i~ only four on
'l‘lWII‘ llll :i\\.i)~
E.\luinul:i_\. in tin liniuw
llii~ l'lilll llii-i‘l- lw
wiuc onc scrii-udy. if not f;il:il|y injur- \l
by lliis lit-girl”. liy iiiiml :lll \\llll llllYi‘ lll
ll \\..iil.l lw \M-ll
\\i'.'llli('r. S , ill Will
lil\\‘ll,
09. , ,._
lliir lll;_'li whoml l‘, lllllll'l' lllv‘ i-llicn-ul
iii;iii.igi‘iiiviit of >iilwrinllxn4lu-nt \Vulrnill.
gaining a Widc i'rpuiniion out-onli- of our
lmvn. u~ is lll‘llllvllnll’dllll by n lugu num~
ln-r of m'lmlnh iii lllll‘llllitlil‘i' from otln'r
towns. imr pl-oplc inziy “l'll fl-cl proud
of llicir liigli rl'linlilx, for \"I' lll‘lll‘\l' llll‘rt'
iri nonc lx'lll‘l‘ in llu- stoic, Hoz. Ir.-
'* "~" '
*-"()lll‘ lluiidi‘cll \Vivl-s” L‘illlllllllli llic
t‘ll'lll'lll\ of popularity. 11 luhlo‘lglit
ht'l'llt“, gvmll willlilllnlli, mul Illl\t‘l l‘..ii~
,lll‘i" wl Ill'liiillllll' ali'cngili. X. [4‘ link
'I'uuvx,
, 4’
llllsilti'h.‘ .a Plhllllin' .ll ilw lllllli‘d :3 lion
ixc-ik‘, Ill rm ilicy lll'l' i'l-llll‘l‘lli il in nork
ivlili‘l". 'l‘lii')‘
fur I'X‘tzll\'{‘['|hi['
Light.» in midi-1‘ to llll llll ll
‘liziio :i lxirgc c-iiiii'.lcl
ihliiiwi' of Mumford.
, -
i 1",. _\.
lpl.i'~- pulling
lfoici l‘l.ic-- in
i lIlHYi‘ in ”11' right dirt-clioii. and um do
'nol doubt but \\'ll.'ll Mr. Woodward “'lll
lliiul it It good lli\‘4 ~lilii'lil.
l ...
l \\'c noticc in tlic .\'~-W ll.l\(‘fl pzipcrs
.1ll1ll.‘ll'.ll M. \"uli'nill of this city, “'0‘
Eclcclml ll incinlwr of llw l'iililici’lli‘ii
:i'uuncil of F. llll‘llllivii. \Vllli'll licld lln M‘lili-
:tnniiAl liiccling in Hull i-ily l:i.-l Friday
and Suiiiriiziy. :lllil lli:ii lic look :in iii-iivc
pull lll ll.c lll\i'll\~l Ill «if lln- i-iiiii'.iiiuii:il
ooo' 7
\\'mnl~.v.iiul, no lll‘lll'.
up an iii-W l4 )ll‘l" on H ili‘
l'llllli'lll'
llll' hill‘lllg. Tlilrl Will ln- n
topics il:i:l \\’i'|’i' lxi'oiiglil ln-l'oi'c llic llll'l'l-
ing
' .0. ‘
\Viii. ll. Swyni llll' :Illil \\ Ili', of lliiw t‘ily,
b Illl .liml \\ illun ll Wm'k I‘Jhl. .‘ili.
«in-ii l.i<l 'l‘lilllMllV null \\ll:-
Mi“. \‘iyui viii'nliml yw
,llll\.'
ifininniii’
liiiiiml iilniulny.
1"i'il l) :4"!
'l'iiwy \\i-:'l- lu I'.ll
~l'mii'i‘li. .\li'.
lw lllll'il‘ll iviuoii'nm.
.\1. Ii).
5..) iiionr \\.i~ .\ lill'llllii'l‘ ul
tln- ii -foiiu .\.~.~.ici;ili in. 'l'liv- c'iuw of
V [lit‘ll‘ ill‘lllll pliciiinoum. Tin-y
lcnvc two ll:iuglitci'- illltl mic mu to nioui'n
tlicir loss. Tlicduiigliicrn nrc both in wry
poor licziltli.
\\'lll
lllt‘llll! ir~ of [lit-
“(:11
W
.\ young lady of l'ticii rcniovm lll'l'
broad briiiiiiicd but :it llll~ lllt'llll't'. hangs
it on tln- buck of ilic m'llf in front of her
iiml pills a. “fuscinnlor” on licr licuil in its
. plucc. A girl with that amount of riciinc
is :i "fiuciiiuioi‘" iii licr own dcur sclf.
lib-as llt‘r licui'l.>—l€.l'cluuigc.
If lllt‘ ltidicn' nfSoiitliNorWnlk Wlio iittciid
tlic culci‘tuinnwntu in Music lliill, Would
follow the exuniplc of this young liidy,
they would not only look morc fascinat-
ing, but Would ccusc tlic wicked thoughts
of those sitting behind them. A Word to
the wisc is sufficient.
”m
Tlic ininunl Ht‘snlllll of tlic (’lriind Tciii-
pic of Honor of this slatc Will be hold (it
Hartford on Deccnibcr 6th nod 7th. A
large gntlicring of ilclcgutcs from all
parts of tho l-‘llllt‘ will bi- prcscnt. and lil-
so distinguished [numbers of the Friilcr-
nity from other ntiitcu. A magnificent
testimonial costing over $200 is to be pre-
sented to Mr. W. A. Buckley of Hartford.
who has been G. \V. Templar for three
yours, and who spoke for the Reform As-
sociation recently. Judge Sage of this
city will maini tlic presentation uddrcss.
.W.
The tariff convention opened in Now
York city yesterday. with a large attend-
ance, nlmoat every branch of industry in
the country being iopresentcd. Various
manufacturing interests of this state have
representatives prt‘flt‘lll. the Hon. Freder-
ick J. Kingsbury of Waterbury represenb
ing the copper and brass interests, and
Capt. A. S. Gardiner. of New London the
:hip-building interest. Among the speulb
era yesterday afternoon was Judge Shul-
don of New Haven, whose topic was “Our
uodern Protectivu Laws."
-—————ooo
-—"One Hundred Wives" in clear.
urn.
and sweat, and it is not to be won cred
at that ministers of the Goapel liuvo
recommended it an it is without doubt
the but purely Amerlcun drama ever
presented in this country mince Forrest
qtonlohed our fathers and nndfathers
with “letumora."—Washing i World.
———-“—-—-—
The other dny Mr. Thurlow Weed was
eighty-four your: old. and on that tiny he
met a boyhood friend whom be had not
new since his Iobool dun. The convent-
tlou nu oomothlug like thin:
'Good.mornlng. II thin Mr. Weed?“
"Yes sir. Let me see. Don't I rccollcct
you. You went to school with me—”
“Oh, you. That was nigh onto ueventy~
two you: ago. But you‘ve changed it
great deul lines.”
"You don't any. Now I should hlvo
known you anywhere. Brown a little old.
but look on as on one to," :nd the two
old f indu god in I long mini chat.
How. young up. how mug of you.
akin] “Habit-of“ lat .
Mm to shoot noon
via hdmuflMh I.
“m l '7
“mun-w
m, m
actor.
v‘
Rcv. \Villinm H.1‘Imnias, of Mammo-
ncclt, formerly pastor of the South N0?-
wulk M. E. Clllll'l‘ll, lms iiccptcd iin invi-
lllllilll to bcconxc .llic plisloi‘ of tlic ed M.
E. church. llc Will conuncncc lun minis»
try licrc April lsl. Rcv. Mr. Tlioniiisis
onc of 11m ublcst clcrgymi-n in lliccon~
fcrcncc, and the society of tho M. E.
church is cxlri iiicly foilunutc in dcuring
his wrvicce. H" has many ii-l:nii'iii;.’
friends at both culls of lch town who will
bc glnd to lcurn llllll lic in again to lll‘ lo“
l‘llll‘ll influx—Hour.
.— ‘0.
Thu Whole police flil'Ct‘ haul a livcly tinic
in talking two drunken women to tho
lock-up from tho liidios‘ waiting room of
the dcpot on Saturday night one of the
womcn was from Stamford and known
as llridgct Murphy, iilid ilic otlicr was
Mm. J. M. l“lll‘gl‘l'filill of \Viitci‘ sti‘cct, thin
city. who had ll litllc girl Willi lici'. 'l‘licy
Wurl- boih lwxislly (bunk, and l\|‘~lll0 this
tiny \i'crc ulimivc und uciing in an in-
dcccnt ninnni r. Tlil-y Wcrc kcpl in llic
lock—iipiuiiil Hunduy morning and tin-n
disi'liurgcil.
9..
Tin-ac \\’l|.l i'cnicnibcr llnc \'i|lllllltlt‘ scr-
vicm of .\li‘. Huiniicl T. llulton iii ilic
M‘liuulsnf llllfi'l‘lly, iii't‘ iiiit Hill‘pi‘incd to
learn llic Ncw lllth‘ll liouril of Eillll'llllllll
lI-lVl‘ shown llll upprcciiuiou of his iibilily
by ill-cling liun Hupci‘inlcndcnl of nl‘llillilh.
'l‘iiow who .‘lll‘ familiar \\ llll lllI‘ Work of
.\li‘. ll. \l \\'iillitill, on: llli‘nl‘l'l pliiiciptil,
liiol bu in ill :c't'llli‘lil of llli‘ N llH-lln ii iii r4"
~iilri 4mm) 11.. n iluii of .‘ili‘ ll illnii. \\'c
nwnc-imii- \i‘llliill u fiw '\l‘..l~ Mr. \\‘iil~
i'.iili‘~ llli‘l'll‘ W ll illl\'.lllt'i‘ lillll to u plncc
ii. liw publu- hl‘lilitil“ .~ll|i|l.il' in tin» posiv
lion \\llll‘ll .‘ll', llul'on Mill
ii:iiy |li‘~l.
.i~.~.uuic low
006
/\ c iiiiilin‘inuu fl'lilll llinliuiy nlopit ii
iii llii‘ l‘iiy llulcl lilnl Hdllllilll)‘ iiiglil. lllill
.\lI'. lku‘lb ii in laminating \\l|l‘l't' lic li:iil« d
fi'mu, con‘ul 'i'u‘d il licccs‘ni‘y uh Iic lllll‘d
,:;uv-»l llznl
.\p'. ilfl llli‘ not and Ill "14- of cx'
lm lllll, llllll
\i...‘ [will by lll . gunn'l. llml lli' unllcrnlooll
ll. Min, llii‘llcti
”nulu- .‘lllll win-ll g:i~i. ll \\.i~i «min llh‘l‘i'l"
l.lllil‘\l llllll llic linuiscin-nl from llcuniinvn
liml blown out Iii-i gun upon rciii'ing. A
(in light tlu- lll‘illlli'l‘
ll.nl.~y of tlw Alli-x from writing iin obitu-
ziiy imlii'n'.
\\'lll‘|'.v'\i‘l' .I i'.-gi~ln|-. from
Illa " ‘ l.)
\\lili'll
linguinliiug llicgiix,
l'lu‘I) lli llli' morning
ovl-r ilmu‘ Hivc-l
9.7 “
,\lr. ll:u'foi'4l of the» draw l>l’llll:i‘ rmciicll
:ili unp. i|llll":1\l'll lillll {minim-lug fro/.1-
lm l\ up, \\ lu ll' lln-ic \\:l‘i :i
Willi nonic
15ml lll‘i‘, iiiid
gmnl
lllll l'llll‘l‘t‘ lil‘nl'lll‘i'll li)’
Mr. llni‘ifnid :il liia lll‘llll', llu- trump Win-i
w in on lli.‘ way l'i‘Jlill'lli',f \llylllgi “llllll lll'
Would lii'\i‘l :l',(.llli :llll iiipl lnIi‘io-miiilruw
ln'iclgc lli llll' dink."
9.. -
.\ lillllilii'l' of llil‘ llli‘llllll‘l‘N of Douglas
l’mxlcr l‘u-l of fins city I‘llJtQ’i'll n \‘cry
‘lilc:i~itlll u-vcniiig nu llw glivh‘lalif Hobby
i l’od of Siziuifuril lnnl l~'i'iil;i\ iiiglit. 'l‘lii-y
Tli-I‘i llil~ cili‘ mi llli' ll 3.") [414m l'l‘l
llll UF-
-..4 4.,» :l
l'Ii-il \\ Kn «‘4'an
iii ii ill Noiiil‘niil lln-y \\'i‘l'l' l’wi‘ a
‘4‘ iliillllll ~4- ll"\lil ll. lib)
v-l ll|".ll lo llii'il' licu lilll llli'l" Iii l‘ :mwrl
‘lllll. \\'lli‘lt‘ iliny took luii'l Ill ii "l'Hlllll‘
,lirTW— noting l\i‘.|ii~::lllil :i-noking clnypipcs
iillwl \\'llll il.-- "nu-ml " .\i'i~i‘ i'ny- Illlii'l‘-
innn \\'ll*i curl-d for. flu“ l‘l'lllllllllll‘l‘ of ilin
l‘l'vlillig nus \lii‘lll in th'I‘t‘ll-lllillilllu niid
[ti-v. .\li'. Scot llll' nl' Slziiu-
foul \\':|.~’ pit‘ii‘lll. llliil i‘cml Mllllt‘pilvll‘y
liiid llll' l'lrt‘l‘l of limiting llic old
Silllllt‘l‘n "ucrulch." ilu-y innigining llllll
llicy lillil n "lulu." l'lilitor Hillcnpic of
llio Adria-uh \\'ll~’ pi'ciiciil iind Rlii'rcil tlic
lHH'H Willi iii. u~loqucncu
it ~ Win! l-‘llli.
Wlucli
llllllgllln li'ow-
‘vlci' l’.i~t \\'.l‘~‘ lii'ul'il from by :i fi-W i'cuiiii'ks
from m-vvrnl nl llli‘ inn-nibcrs. (it'll-r which
tlwy look tin-ir ilcpnrturc, Wi‘ll llll‘llm'll
\\'llll llicir \‘iail nnd t‘llll'l'llllllllll‘lll by
iHobby l’oxi. {Hill in liopcs ofi‘clui'niiig
ll’n- c \niplnncnl lli tlic iicni' fulnrc,
C. :-
'l'lil-i'c:irc two vcry llh‘llf‘al willow in
llllh county. Tlli‘ cililorof liu- Soulli Nor-
Wnlk Slc‘i'l'l‘ll’l. liiis n guldcu opportunity-
bcfm'c him. but ilt' is to llliiili'hl to dub;
:lllll lli'oilicr l‘liccny. of llli‘ llridgi-porl
[Cris/Ir, In an uiodcnt lliul lic will not ('M'cpl
of unlli‘c‘m‘l iui‘ltcys. \\'cll. inmlualy is
:l \ll‘llli', null our Nlnlt'l' i‘llli'n nrc (lulll'
loiluiizitl- iii lmving niii'li iin lllltlllllillll
nupply in llu i‘lllliil‘llll ilcpiii'liucnl. .\n
cnci'gciic pu-i‘son might coin ninncy by Nl‘l‘
ling tln-ir pliologi'iiplin.»—I)”ulnlr/I [him-
m‘l'iiL
Wc ciui only Hpciik for oiii'sclvcs. ll in
not lli'Cl‘Hfilll‘V for us to dun, nsoiii' fricnils
:iniicipiitc our wants and in duc tlnii‘ tlio
lurkcy niiikcs his nppl-xii‘iiiicc. llrotlicr
Wildniun of tlio Ilcmocmt cvidcntly lllirl
ilic mlviintngc of I". litor t‘liccny of riilgc-
port. licing lociitcd iii the buck unli'y
bu can “work" lllt‘ licii l'ULmLH iinuiolcutcd,
uiid judging from tlié lip-it iauuo of
tho Ditiibui'y Ripublicun, lic docs not
miss the golden opportunity: it snys:-—"lm
uiclitor \Vilduian) will not eat his Thanks-
giving dinnur without ii turkey—quill up
your lion roost.“ In regard to tho “encr-
gctic portion coining money by selling pho-
togmplis of ill!) iiiodcst cdiloru," we can
only any that if llrotiiui‘ \Vildmiiii docs
not "turn from tho evil of his ways" his
photo will sooui ciiibelish the walls of ii.
"rogues gullcry."
«v w»
The Sca ll'urld in speaking of Connccti-
cut‘ii steam oyster float siiyu:-v”The owncr
of tlic sloop Early Bird littlo drowned that
his experiment would prove so much of n
success as in the end to materially change
the mode of dredging oysters on thous-
unds of acres of Connecticut beds, when
less than n gciiurnti’on ago be altered the
little vessel into tho first steam oyster
dredger on Long Island Sound. The
building of the mosquito fleet, which fol-
lowed gruduully in the wake of the Early
Bird, has been supplemented of late
by tho addition of at number of larger and
finer steamers, while there am other suc-
cessful oystermen who are contemplating
the great dcslderatum of oyster farmers
—-ihe owning of a steam dredger. Among
the recent additions to tho Connuctiout
fleetls the steamer C. S. Conklin. built
at South Not-walk by C. W. Hoyt. Mr.
Hoyt has sold the steamer to Mr. Henry J.
Lewis of Meriden, who uses her on his
extensive farms near Bridgeport and Fair
Haven. She is a large boot and has great
carrying capacity. Mr. Hoyta few years
ago changed the «loop “Morgan" into a
steamer. and sold her to the Smiths at
Oyster Point. near New Haven. where
the in doing good service. Mr. Hoyt, who
has recently removed from South Nor-
walk to New Haven. in building a large
steamer at Port Jefienon. L. I. Mother.
the builder. bu just commenced to lsy up
the fame. She ll to be constructed of
the very best materials, will cost from
07.00000 $9,000, and will be larger than
uny stoumer in tho fleet.
W—
'l‘ho Oystermen’a Oyster flu ppor.
We are tumbled to answer the question
of the Gazette: “when are the oystermon
going to have tliut oyster supper?" by
noting: Glut thoy propooutu hold it on:
Wetland-y and Thur-d” cranium, Do-
m
old W
Mumwmammm “III.
lo 41: Mb mil} |..~l l"iiil.i) morning. Mr.»
llllllvllil \\ll~ in bid :4! llli‘ llllii', llc
lit'l||.l gionn‘, llllil Wrnl . ill on llll‘ bridgi-
,ninl ~ mi: :twi Ililllilll lli.ll .l liilill lunl ful-
llvn ilu'ougli llw lillilr'l'. ll~~ lunl n
l \l'l'} lmi'd Jain lli g. li.::g llic mun out, lw
Won Ill ilu- liillil up in lu~ \\:n.—:l. lllll lm
fli..ill_\' rlli'l'i‘iilml. 'I'lll ll’llll lii'tl lib llll‘
Holiday Goods.
In another column druggist Pliiis‘tcd tin-
nounces t-liut be will opcr. today, :in cic-
guiitlino of Holiday goods. lunt year
Mr. Pliiisied made it splendid show, but
he proposes this your to out-do anything
in his line cvcr offered to the public
before . in this section. Call and see his
g‘itids. lie is iilwnya willing,I and glnd to
uliuw tbciu, oven if you do not concludo
to purchase We would also call the at-
lention of our readers to his “Old Well
t‘olugno,“ mude by himself. It is n splen-
did article as we have tried it and can
rccominciid it.
“V“..‘>._m
Tuition Differ.
Tho pcoplc of Boston claim that their
(‘ocituntc wnlur liini n cucunibcr liiatc,
und the pcnpln of South Norwulk not to
booutdonc, any their lnicklcbury water
has ii llsliy tastc, and it is runmi‘cd lllElt
[boy are about organizing ii crocodile limit
at tlicii‘ reservoir.—(r‘u:cuc.
Fuel! tuste do llllTi‘l‘, iiiid tliu sowcr wa~
lct i'ccontly pumpcd into the Borough
rcnci‘voir by tho coniniisioiicrn, cvidcntly
did not mill. tlic tunic of llic iiforcaiiid
"crocodilc," und lic liicd to tho city‘s pure
and sparkling lnkc. Wliicli undoublcdly
accounts for ilic bud lustc just at prcuont
of tlic city Wiitci', but it in to bo prcnuuicd
tluit be will soon lwcomc clcnnucd of tlic
llorougli nuWoi‘ iiilxllll't‘, and thou the city
\vntci‘ will ugnin l‘i‘n‘llllll‘ its usual whole-
.wuic lllllt‘.
' 0‘.
A $90,000 Bible Print.
'l‘lic publixlu-ru nl' lfllfft'i’fllt'lfl .‘qufhly in
tlic lll'l'lo‘ piizzln dcpzirtincnl of tlicii‘
Moulhly for lli‘l‘l‘llllii'l' oilci' llic following
(tilhy way for soon-nun in lllllki‘ $20.00: To
tlic pci'mn lclliug UK which is llic Iongcst
\‘i‘l‘M‘ lli llll‘ ()lll 'l‘monncnt Scripliu‘cs by
lhc. llllli. WM, “'0 Will giro $20.00 in
gold m .i prwm. 'l‘lic mom-y Will be for-
Wiu'ilml in ilio Wiiiiici‘ llcccuibci‘ l5lli,
l-‘Hi. 'l‘llil‘l' who try for tlw prim Inuct
ncnd ‘20 (‘t‘fil'i \\‘llll llll‘ll' llliSWi‘l‘, for which
tlwv \\lll I't'l‘l‘lVl‘ tlic l‘lu‘isliiiun niinibci'
ol‘ ilic .lIonI/ily. in which \\ ill lic [lllllllh‘llt‘tl
lliu unincnnd uddrcns of tlic Winncr of
tho piizc, Willi tlic coi‘rccl itnanrtlu-rcto.
l‘ul lliisoiii; ii iniiy bc Worth $20.00 to
you. .\Illll'l'h>l, ltullcilgc l’nbliuliiiigl‘oiii-
puny Huston. Po.
0.. ..
I-‘lrc.
Ymicinlziy :ilioul lnilf port thlvo o‘clock
on lil.‘il‘lil of lll'l‘ With lu-nrul. iuid it Who
mum :i-cci'lnincll llilll llll‘lll't‘\\';|.~llili.\1llr-
Hllllll in llic licuw iii-x1 cast of
Mullnigx lliollicin' ciiii‘iligc factory. and
oWiiml by Mr. Fruiik l"l~i‘i'i.~i of Ncw York,
and lii‘i'llllll‘il by tWo fullilllvrl. 'l'ln- lioiisc
ciuglil iirc 111 ll front bedroom llll~bll|ll'fi
lllill ii I: slllllhlnl'll iliiil il Wna .uci on film
by (‘lllllll't'll pliiying Willi lllllll‘llt‘fi. 'l‘lic
lirc ill-pullinwnt nn-e on lillllil, biil tlic tire
was put out Without their uiil.
'l‘lic iliinuigc to lln- building Wns iiboiit
tWi-niy dollars. llllll to Mr. alllllll‘n‘ l“l|l‘l‘llll.{‘
ton. \\ lio (WC'lpli‘ll llic iippci‘ port of tlic,
lmunc. lilmiil lift) llulllli'F, llllirillyclillll-
iii;,r This lll'u linppciiiiig, lltl it did. lit a
tiiui- of Tiny Wlicn llu- n lll>llU5 urc blowing
to cull llic ilic dill'crcnt fucluricn
to Work. llcinoiislrutul tho fact that “to
llm‘il n llrc nlurin. lind minc ntcp should
l)c lulu-u by llic uullmrilics to burn onc.
and ill oncc. liolli llrc coinpainics wcrc
l:itc :it tho lii‘c. simply lll‘l':ll|r~'l‘ llicy sup-
pom d. :u mos! cvci'yonc \‘lh‘i‘ dill. lliiit llll'
:le \\x‘l‘i' iii 1“ mg to cull llic llli‘ll ln
~li’ni-l,
llli'll :it
win
llii‘ll' wink ill llli‘ fuctnrii :a.
.0.
'I Inc Sew .ficlmoiicr.
'l‘lin- lli'\\' hi‘lilliilll‘l' "Eva l.. l“i‘l'l‘iH," will
lil‘nlizllilf nriii‘c In our lilll'lilil’ this chk.
llllil Will be llllllH‘l'il ill l“l‘l‘l'ln‘ dock. foot of
Washington Hll‘i'l‘l. Mr. Joliiiglgiri‘iri lcft
loWn Sundny for Nchnii'ypth, hl‘iSN., to
5H! tlnit cvci'ylliiiig \\'ll‘l all right for llic
Hl‘liiliitli'l' to lciivc tlicrc this wcck. Ho
Will probably lic lionif‘ lo-Iiiglit. Capt.
()sciii' Hi. John Will bring llic vcsscl licrc.
Tlic ludics of tlic Ncwburypoi‘t lll-tlicl bnvc
olancd to furnish llll‘ ncw scliooncr with
:i liln'ny of good book», Which oll'ci' will
uiidoulilcilly bc :icccplcd by llll‘ mviicni
of tlic vcz-iscl. Tlic Ni-Wliui‘yporl Daily
Hcmld in iipciikingof Capt. llcnry Cook‘s
cci'lillcntc. who in tho illnpl'ctol‘ of that
district. suym—“Unpt llcnry l‘ook. survcy-
or of lliisdllrict for ‘llccordaof Ameri-
i"Iii zlllll li‘orign aliipping,‘ llllli iiWiirdcd
to tho llnc sclmon-r Ei'ii L. Fcrris, own-
ml in {\orwnlk, (‘onn., built by Atkinson it
l"4lliiioi‘o of this city. it coi'tillcntc of ('llln‘nl-
liczition in tlic i'ccord of A l for fourlccn
ycui‘s, which fully sustains ilic character
of our Mci‘i'iniiic built Vt‘hfll'lrl.”
‘0’ "
A]. .\ppciil for tho Rollcl‘ of the
l’nln'.
’1'“ Mr cilia-m of Soul/I .\'oriculk:—-ll is
li.‘llt‘\'l‘ll llllll tlm coining wintcr will
bring l\ liii‘gc amount of diatrcsn nud suf-
furing to many poor families in our midst.
During over \vintcr more or less of dusti-
tutiou prevails, but there is reason to be»
licvc that the season before us will bear on
iiiuny with cxccptionnl severity. Tlic
coat, of tlic sliiplc articles of food has becn
greatly iiicrcnscd, lllltl llicre liiui prevailed
during the past full an unusual amount of
sickness. prevonting ii number of men
from curniiig ii aupport for tlicinselvcsnnd
their families.
In order to mitigate in some degree the
distress bclicved to bc imminent in many
poor but respectable families in this city.
it is proposed to start an association for
their relief. The common cxperioncc in
all work of this kind. has bccn that the
object of private cliui'ily have been most
thoroughly accomplished by organized
systematic notion. \Vhoro many work to-
gether. the sacrifices falling to tho shiii'o of
each, will bcgromly lessened, their bcnov-
olcut efforts better directed and imposi~
tiona rendered almost impossible.
To effect web an organization, and to
begin the work of relief at once, it is pro-
posed to hold n public meeting soon. no-
tion of which will be given in the local
papers and from the pulpita of the differ-
ent churches. Should you be prevented
from joining this organization yourself.
contributions of clothing, money, or or-
ders for fuel and provisions will he thank-
fully received, However little you may
be able to do. remember that even that
little may be the means of preventing
some acute auflerlng. some painful dis—
tress. which you could not reach youraelf
but that could be promptly relieved by
such an association as the one proposed.
Pity and com passion toward our fellow
men. less fortunate than ourselves, our
duty as good citizens, aimln ioobeok the
growing evils and burdens o 1 public pau-
perlrm. and all the divine injunctions of
the word of God. should movo its to as-
Iliit to the extentof our means. in such I
yvork of christian charity and believe.
once.
“I know that christian grace abound:
When charity in found—Ind whoa
Wu mount to any”. ‘tla on tho round:
of luv. to in
Rev. E. N. Dunning T. Baker
“ J. M. Taylor Rel-on Tuylor
“ Arno Hill C. W. Knudsen
Edwin Adams Nolaon To let- Jr.
Christian Swan: A. J. Cro tit
Junie: B. Knapp F. . Lyon
8. E. Rowan Charles E. Doty
Edwin Wilcox L. P. Footie
W. H. Swords James A. Brown
J. M. Eilendorf Jose 11 Tammany
J. 8. Dunning C. . Waterbury
Charles B. So mour W. K. MeEwen
William O. orritt F. M. Knupp
Gear C. Stillman I. M. uuyt
John . Fort-iii
Am
balding”;
R. 3. Golden
forth. obovoubjoot' will in.
all m,‘ . vband
But Non-walk.
L‘Hommldleu Brothers have got Mr.
Jenningl’ house on Osborn avenue in-
closou. There is talk of two or thrae
more houses being built on the same
street. Mr. E. Osborn has some of the
finest building lots for sale that are offered
this side of the river at reasonable prices.
Thanksgiving day was generally ob-
served. There was service in tho 0 arch
in the morning. and those! that attended
liciird an excellent discourse from the
pastor.
Thanksgiving cvcniiig quitc fl brilliant
wedding took place at the home of Rich-
ard L'Homniidieu of the firm of L’Hom-
midiou Brothers, in which liogave away
his oldest daughter in marriage to Mr.
Alfred Crocket of Rmvuyton. There was
about sixty guests in all in attendance,
and a ver happy and pleasant time en-
joyed. ’1‘le bride and bride-groom made
their appearance in the parlor at 8 o‘clock.
They were drosaed very titstily and looked
very shilling. Rev. J. Cromlisli then
ntcpped forward to the front and soon
pronounced them husband and wife, af-
Wliicli the happy couple rcoeived ii bourty
congrutuliition from their many friends
rind rclulivol. Supper was announced at 9.
a line collation of good things was beauti-
fully spread in 'tllO basement. In one nor-
iier of the milling room was to be seen a
lai‘gc tabla laden with rich and choice
prescnts, allowing with What esteem the
bridul couple were held by their many
friends. One of tliozamuaing [natures of
the owning was the fulllllincntof ii prom-
iao that liiid been previously mudo to the
bridc by it couple of elderly ladies. of
about ricvcntyd v0 yours, lint, “ When
she \\'l\rl innrricd llicy would dunco at. her
wedding.“ ’l‘lic pi'nniiao was fairly kept
and fultlllcd to the gratification of all
pi‘i'ru'lll, and W6 novcr so“; anything done
up inorc gruccfully and in butter limo
lliiiii tlic old girls did it.
W.» .0. >A——_
boolnl Stu-who».
"ii laili)’ Indy: ii, ii in my l°\'l‘1
lI. lliiu nhr- kncw nhc “'1‘le
Slic viiiiiik- yci -lic till_\'- nothing: What of ilint l
_l|cr c_\c lllH‘tllll‘v-t‘!, 1 will iiimwr it. -
l’tini inu bold, 'lll not to inc ulic iipuiiki."
'I‘lic drciiry. durk November evening had
bcgun curly. llrini night had unconsci-
oust ntolcn on——-llko O'llcnry on liizi lust
inilcmnnll wrupt tho city in gloom, and
tho licnvy, blllck clouds iollcd through
the inky sky and ciivcloped the land and
scn. Tlic aigliing wind whispered words
of woe to gaunt poverty, while the rich
coul dviilcr Slllllt‘d and raised the price per
ton.
Our usually fiiir city seemed dull and
dumb, and witlinl wore 3* mournful and
fiincrnl nspcct. Wherefore? 'Twna ti Sub-
bnth cvcning. The lumps flickered and
riputlcrcd llllll the lonely policcmun putting
his rounds—from onc mill to anotbcr-
shrugged his shoulders and sighed. The
iron tonguc of tinic tolled forth tlic, hour
of eight. Sciii'cc liiid its ccbo died away
from you towci‘ top. when nn unusual
stir might bc noticcd in (in upper chutn-
lu-r in ii lilllillllll l‘caidclicn on South Main
nth-rt. A young man With iilliicly cliiscl-
ml countciiiincc nml suburb mustiichc—
ilirl-c nubui‘n lmira of microscopic length
on citlicr Hllll.‘ of ii noblo lloninn nose—-
roaming all over tlic aforesaid finely (‘lllS-
ulcd L‘UlllllellllllCt‘-\\'as passing before u
mirror, giving it lust fart-well niid fliiiil doli-
cutu touch to an iiiiiuiiculiite polka-dot
nccktic. And scoininply satisfied with its
nll‘subduing effect, ho thus gnvo {vent to
his over-boiling thoughts:
"Aye! slic is iiiinc to-niglit, or I'm the
prophet Vcnnor. Aye! by St. Pauli it's a
cold day wlicn I got left. 1'“ capture lier
liillc llllllt‘l‘t‘r. or plungc myself into the
dust-bin."
llc was :i clci‘k in one of our proniincnt
cozil y.u'4ls. and his cniploycr ii man of
fabulous chllh. bud liitcly opcncd his
licnrt when the first coal snap came and
promisml to raise the young man‘s salary.
This coul dcnlcr Iiiid {in only child—ii girl
—tln- idolizwl darling and pride of n lov-
ing and fund father‘s heart. (lentlc mud—
or. need more bc snid ? Need we prolong
tlio iigony 1’ \'ca, vcrily; nocd we any the
aspiring clcrk udorncd the darling Eu-
doru 2'
Well might lll‘ liopc to call the fair Eu-
dorn his own. until n divorce court should
scvcr llicin forcvci'. Wcll might he think
to bulk in the sunshine of her smiles now
and lie ciillcd her his own popsy-wopsy.
Yen, verily: for it man in the coal business
uowbvnsns good its the capital prize in the
Kentucky Stiitc lottery. And so after one
final un‘oup with his line rolling cyc. he
drew on his ulstcrcttc. and lastly but not
lcustly, sci. liislll deep Dunlap, brown jup
swcnt. light blue tip. but hub curl, fliit
sct dcrby lightly on his curly bond, flll'l
fill'lldl‘ forth to conquer llti did (facszu‘ of
Old.
‘k . 1‘,“ f}
Again the iron tongue of evpr-iidvmicv
ing tinic pcala out the hoop—nine. One
hour bu“ passed.
hour how funny bright hopes may be for
over bliistcdl Ali. well! But. to our
talc.
In a drawing room furnished in a.niost
elaborate style. it girl of eighteen stimv
mats and a half a. winter reclined in an
eaay choir. A richly perfumed and
highly spiccd atmosphere surrounded
her and pervaded the whole npartgttient.
She sighed, alie blincked her eyes), her
rosy lips parted and she spoke:
“Heighol Why run my thoughts: for-
ever thus? Dear Adolphus Fitz filrtbur
why conietli than not? 01). their linear-
tainty. were it not for this I might; puff
at least one more cigarette. Why riot ? I
will.“
The delicate fingers drew forth .n in6
grant paper covered cylinder and soon slid
—~—— But stop! A step. a tap, a? hasty
movement. and the aspiring Adolphus
Fitz Arthur is in her mus. ‘
But we must cut it short. The 5 occur-
rences of the next two hours may lie giv-
on in the these words: A reference
to papa. ,
Adolphus took his leave. Butlln the
front path he met his loved ona'ii flither—
lila employeu—tbo wealthy coal dcliler. A
few preliminary words, and theii Adol-
phus Fitz Arthur continued: j:
"There is one thing now. I should like
to have settled, air. You kuow‘; I have
long—“
“Adolphus" interrupted the blank diu-
mond deploy. solemnly. "I know yilu have
been faithful and trust I know llopend-
once may be placed in you: but 112 cannot
raise your wages just yet. The a prowli-
ing marriage of my daughter w :1 cause
me oonsldamble expense. But when it is
passed and Charles Albert and E “idorii—"
Adolphus Fitz Arthur reeled andlpmgger-
ed. Chat-lea Albert. the cashier in lbe bank
was his hated rival. And bad is at last
snatched the prize? Wan her or ‘al father
about to disregard his daugbtqfs with
and sacrifice her to another? f
Alas! 'twas true. The old in it knew
what he was about. Adolphus co nplulnod
of sickness when questioned no warning
hla actions. and the employer ‘ [ind ain-
ploye: parted. . i
0 W
The next morning the llfoleu bod of
Adolphus Flt: Arthur was fithedout tom
between the bridges. and his H deep.
Dunlap wu dluntuulod from -t rudder
-ofn canal boat; He wu ntrloko down in
the rformonoe of duty. A dutyi'to
hit dollty. He was 1:0qu to t ill lonely
spot by the unbnlowed waves” ill! at the
hour of mldnl ht. Ell work was not
done yet his n. . nd the
laid him way in the cold, cold:
which the gentle Eudmgmep .
infinite-lunatic»: the coalition .
maul of fill: lieu-tron =-
1: summit. Tho om duh
the tumult“! of his
Ayc. but in that. little;
_____—___.-—_——__._____-____———__._.,_
snout ‘lNllllllP.
ll. VAN “OBSEAR’S
ANNEX STORE,
OPPOSITE MAIN STORI:
‘25 Light Jackets at $5 each ; 10 Ulsters at 4, 5 and $6 each; 1
lot Beaver Sneques, trimmed with silk, satin and bead trimming,
which will be sold at low figures. It will pay you to call and ex-
amine. ‘25 different styles of FANCY CLOTH for Jackets and
Ulstei's, which will be sold at the following prices: $1.50, $22 00,.
$2 50, $3.00, $4.00, $4.50 and $5.00 per yard. all 11, yard wide.
Saturday, Nov. 26, ’81,
We will be read) to show the finest line of Jackets, in black and
colored, also it very lino lot of black diagonal DOLMANS at $14
and $18, over before shown in South Norwnlk. We invite s ec-
llll attention to 10 (107.. Satin Corsets, slightly diniitiged, w icb
will be sold ul 1.235 poi‘ pair, former price ‘2 50.
Rubber 0668's; !
Rubber Goods!
Lndics‘ and Cliildi‘cii‘s Circulars and Newports 1,00, 1.75, 2.00,
2 50. 23.00, ll 75 lllld 5.00; special bargains 111 these goods. We
will oll'cr at reduced priccs,nt lot oi
LfllllllS' llllll Clllllll’flll'S llllll HflllllS lflll llillflll,
Also it large lot of BLACK SILK FRINGES AND GIMPS.
MO.
11' you have an liours' leisure :e will be pleased to have you
call and examine our goods, which Wlll pay you, before gomg
elsewhere. No trouble to show them. You are not obliged to buy.
Bargains! Biliiiis! 21111113!
This week wc will oll'cr in MAIN STORE the following
goods: 1 lot Rciniiiint Ticks at 12.5 cents per yard, 1 lot Remnant ,
Ticks at 15 ccnts pul‘ yard, 1 lot Canton Flannel at 12%, 15 and , ._
18 cents per yard, 1 lot Towcling, assorted. at 5 cents pci‘ yard,
1 lot Towels at. 10 cents a piece, all linen, 1 lot Towels zit ‘25 gents
cucli, special bargains, 1 lot Table Linen, just received, at 8;) cts.
05 cents and 1.00 per yard, 104 Bleached Sheeting at 20c. ayard.
BUTTONSJWMMT
BUTTONS.
BUTTONS. *
The largest stock in South Norwalk.
Kill GLflVESTRlll GLOVES!
Dclciiioiit Kid Glovcs, 5 book lacing, in black and colored, at _
31.12% cents per pair.
.———<ro¢
g
.lr-“w
' .‘l
—-————-——————_iu
l 3 BUTTON 111].
$1.00
'4 BUTTON KID, 3‘
~'~: e: ,., at
‘ ”fig-1‘1], OPERA KIDS,
'3BUT " ,
G t, d L 1“ '-
N 50 CENTS: V 7:” en 9 an a 08 $3
llllE LOT OF LADIES’ HOSE,
Worth 35, 40 and 50 cents, will offer at 25 cents per pair.
Curse . .2... Elisa .
llllll .
1 lot lllllld Made White Corsets for \Ve defy
25 cents a pair.
any store in South Norwalk to compete with us in these goods or
any other.
2%
The Countess Corded Corset, 75 cents, worth 1.00.
M.
Ladies' and Children’s Underwear, 3 full line
Children’s Leggins, 25 cents a pair.
A Flue Gent’s Scarlet Wool Shirts and Drawers, at 85
‘ 0 com )ete Willi us in some oodsf
ceiiltgii’fgngllletel’tga Slfiits, exll‘a fine and heavy, 2 0%.
Men’s Scarlet All Wool Shirts from 34 to 50 in, Drawers,
34 to 48 in., all sizes the same price, 1.63,
A few Norfolk and New Brunswick 1 hose left, (gent’s) 25 cents
a pair worth 40 cents.
Gent’s Dog and Buckskin Gloves, full assortment.
Heavy Wool Mittens, also Rubber Mittens.
I-M-P-O-R-T-A-N-TT
We think it to the people’s benefit that we should‘let them
know where to buy goods the CHEAPEST, and we take tin? method .1
of doing so, changing our advertisement often .. .. * “Him ‘
- 12 docs tho ,
the latest and very lowest prices. All tho goods advertmw-
have in stock this day
\Ve advertise no goods only what we have
at the time. This week we mention only it few of our many Bar-
gains. Ask for advertised goods if you mail to see them, for we
are unable to show them on the counters on account of our store
being so small.
SPECIAL BARGAIN.
20 different shades brocade silk, marked down from 1.50 a yard
to 1.00, very cheap; striped and figured Velvetpen 50 cents a.
yard, marked down from 1.00. ,
01L GLUTH! oifii‘i‘iii 01L nun l =:
l d 'de, 25 cents, ll ard wide, 30 cents}, 11 yard yvide, 40
will; 2wyard wide, 50 calls; best quality Linoleum Oil Cloth:
We have different grades of Oil Cloth at prices lower than over
before; Oil Cloths, 3 yards wide; Oil Cloth Patterns, all prices.” ,
Curtain Fixtures, Shades and Hollands, at new prices. ,
‘ Good White Blankets, 81.50 to $14.00. -~ 0 ’
COMFORTABIJES ‘
. 50 cents to 3.00. ., ,
Thanking- our patrons forth.” pm hm WC
are now randy to do better thou ovortn prints.
Yours Barnum. ‘ _ '
Norwalk Chronicler