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30th gonna W.
“Mum-«lav. Docent»!- II. «or.
Us! of Letters
3: ‘“\ Uni“; ..~. the l‘oswilllcc at South Nob
walk. hm L‘l. lfil. Pin-suns culling for
an} of llixw‘ lotto“ \V‘lll plmw Ill?!
ami- l'tilh‘l'llwil
Msszrr \‘hlfoi-d Clark. Jr.. Mr. Burr Cob-
ml. Mrs. l‘m-hv Carl". Minimum S. Davin
llrs. lhund l‘. llnvi. Mr. Robert Jumiann.
.\lr t‘liiii‘lca \V. . Mscgic O‘Connell.
Wilbur ll. Olin-tall. .‘hilal Powers. Mr.
R «muting. Win. F. Smith. Amelia Smy-
lui sur. Nuts Louise Spillane.
J. o. Dvssrso. P. .\l.
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Id“ of Loner-s
Rmmfiiiiig in the Pint-office at Nor‘
‘.\'.ilk.\‘i\ull.. M mu. ‘88]. Persons
“.liilllt! for any of heso letters pious any
ll‘w‘V .irc silver-sisal.
ll mw- llilnm. Win. C. Bucklcv. S. E.
3; . 1.. His. .lusciih lliluian. E. T. ‘ltm &
. u... llridgvl Dee. Earnest Duviil,
:; \ \\'. .3. Llwiluii, Gal. N. Ferris, \\“ 1..
‘ . gnu. ‘l‘luuiss Luiwllh. Mrs. hock wood.
it... llmn- Mills. Music: David Miller.
. .2, ,\li lining. Rim). Mason. Miss Julia
. “\luW. lkc Palmer. Mrs. lo‘die Purdue.
\;§« Mailrn‘u Shorwuod. R. 8. “inlet.
Puss autumn. P. .\l.
.s .‘x “outlets ill l.\unslock linuhcrs‘.
__,_., fict'ww"
Tru- .‘ \\i consumer is now hopp‘v.
-—~ wooo—r—a
Til-A initial-ll l\\\\l\ sue-elm: iii-«ho;- l\\‘l\l~
l_ » l.\\
- cot ‘, .
\22 . twain o‘Rourku is pulling a now
i oi in. house on l‘nlou alvwl.
w «o~fi
3‘3... ll Um “wt. ills: will town lllv‘
Wo- n? .l gum lit-lily pun-cs
”9' .
.2-
\:. “m Romain “wills" in.» \u-slu
, ii iw Loni “uh. llv dnsl in it til.
.‘.
ll aim-ls Animicwn Mixml
'i ilk (“1‘ ll“
_.. . cos
.3: Wm. F. 'l‘nl‘u‘y ls hilluildmg ilm
.. . .» Jilin." his uyslvl‘ sloop.
a.» -
Mimi Luslvr. of llrillgvat, spoilt
ii} in town.
.\
\ ‘midy
\ Ea
\l
\ p
« coo
\ l‘-\ ".wk Hill for hit‘plnll‘dhldl‘s ill Um
\\-i( xl Slill‘l‘fi.
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W \\ i'miislm‘k's two cotuigc on low-
; \l on slim-t :irc revolving a new cont
i to lit.
”.M___._
l: lilnlfl of tho Nautilus Yacht l‘lub iit
~ .1)‘ limit-l. on “'ednesdiiy cloning.
ll :iilwr Q‘tli.
-A ... c. _.
.~:-::liii;in-vlvct I‘owdl. in order in be
‘}'.i‘, has llllll his building pnintul
. i: ..li'il color."
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\ .l. .\ ispciidcrs iit L‘onistock Brntlicrs‘.
‘0-
Tan lllitldllll‘y dl-grcc Will be worked by
l1 il'..!‘l' l. ligo. l. O. 0. l-‘.. in thvir roams
t .
2.433.
‘ —~ on ~« —«
n l llailcry lint aisersyrantol at L‘ru-
m: x K :.ipp‘s lower factiry. Apply at
_ ,._
‘ -—~ W'
ill" .‘iVTlNlZL understand: tllllt there is
. :El menu-ill on foot to stun. ii new Nation-
-.. llJlili iii South Not-walk. Th8 licws lll
~ 2. ml to ho truc.~l!onr.
.. -- 0.. *—
lzi-irn is to be .1 sch‘ct socinlih‘ at Mili-
iiry ll.lll ncxt \Vt‘llllt\stll|_\' owning. Mu-
31V \\'lll lo furnislii-d by lliilibcll & llmii‘s
flail (\ll‘lll strd.
- 0.. '
Tim (Ml “‘9“ Hook and Ltid-lur t‘uni-
piny liiv.‘ llfl‘idl‘ll to hold their liist sv-
l‘xahic at tlii- truck house on \lelicsduy
owning. January with. 1882.
Mr. Homer Bucknii'ii. who has lk‘t‘ll
burning linishing at A. Solni-ins‘. w.is
out of his time last Saturday. (loan-r dil
the "square thing."
QC.»-——--——
Mr‘ssrs‘. Perry & Sage are having a new
sign llllillr' which will be shortly put out
i:i front of their office in Swords‘ build-
ing.
_._ m ‘—
‘l‘lw Norwalk Lock (‘oinpuny received a
“sign of fire clay on Monday from New
Brunswick, X. J. The vessel this uuload~
l‘-l'l[ [lll' font of VV:isliiri;.rtoli street by
John ll. 1-‘cri'is‘ tennis.
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Scarf Plus at L‘onistnck Brothers‘.
H
lllv. W. H. Boole passed thiough this
wity lzist Friday for Dlnhury where lw is
enng ~11 in the revival now goingon there.
ll» llt‘ile‘l‘t'Ll his lecture on “The Barbar-
ism of the Liquor ngislatioii" on Sunday
to an immense audience.
——-w—————-
Rev. James M. Taylor will preach his
List surman beforu taking his departure
for his m-w field in Providence. next Sun-
day evening. The Neptune Club (of
wwc'i Mr. Taylor is a. memberl will nt-
(and the church in a body.
- 4%...
Election ci‘ the. Borough board of fire
engineers takes place tomorrow night.
Editor Elis. F. B. Smith and J. Thornton
l‘rowm are the prominent candidates for
the office of chief.
. _ «P—
At tins time of the your it is a question
in the minds of many “which is the pleas-
siitest drink—London "Stout" or “Por-
:er We are loll-ed that a certain young
man on can: \Vsshington street prefers
"Porter." Obtained at Hoyt‘c pharmacy.
”0.9——
t'liildreii‘s Clothing 8. specialty at Cour
stuck erliers'.
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We have received the December rum
lit-r nl‘ tile' ”(lift)" and Farrier. published
by R v t 5:. Tinker of New York. and it
is n'.ii::i-'.‘!_v interesting. It is not only a
lil‘l‘f-‘c! U-g-(‘l‘lll'h‘ll «if typ “xi-apical "I". iiiit
ltvm ti'tl-l v. i. h able articles and intermi-
Ht; gum-rd notes of lllt‘sl‘nlalrl-J value to
l...ltvrs and furiirrs.
~ 7 ‘0-
Wu had riii ocnsion to go across the
railroad draw bridgcon Houdsy,cnd while
on the bridge met the good-natured and
Veteran draw-tender. Hr. Harford, who
was. as usual. attending to his duty. “'0
pooped in his little house—or domicrlv.
and evcrything looked in nest u c pin.
Mr. Horford keeps things in shape about
the bridge. and looks well to the interest
of his employer-s. ”
—-——4oo——-——-
0f the many guides and Seed Ind Plsnt
Catalogues rent out by our Warner: and
nurserymcn, and that Ire doing so much
to inform the people sud beautify sud en-
rich our country.’ none on so hetufiful.
noncmso instructive as View Haul
Guide. Its paper in the chains“. its illus-
trillions bond-cue. urd given by the
thou-sad. vlhllo in colored plots m
m This work. m coda; but
ten each, is bud-nun enough for o gift
book. or a plug on til-palatable. Pub-
lished by Jun.- w, more. Y.
M- m was in to“ huts-cot
“Whom‘lmpm.
W
Silk hot- on to be “ I“ thorn-age“ about
town during the holidays.
W—
—Spfl‘idl hurrah i mm
levy at Bank: a Suyilvtiia. to and um
. W
The mom of Ballet give notice or
their meeting in tooth"- column.
Landlord Bartlett is making extended
preparations for the Nautilus reunion sup-
per.
.QO—w
John Hyatt. tho gmt poultry fancier.
of Cn-Nt a Knopp‘s upper shop attended
tho “hen show“ st Bridgcporl. Siilurday.
”woo.
The heelers and loafers in Lounsbury
Brothers {choc factor-c lisvc been laid ofl‘
till after New Yum
77— c
”w“
Miss E iiuia “flight. of Now York city .
has l‘i‘i‘ll spniiduig .i few thus \vllli Mrs.
ll. D. Fox.
——-~ as. ——
\Slale auditor Thus. 1. Rsvruoud is in
Hartford iludiliiig the accruals of lllv (lif-
fvn‘ iii dual-uncan-
fist
Di uggisl Slillsuu disposed of his lbw-lull
ding slow in“ week lo G. Russ-l Brow-u.
\ funnel- own". .
— ~ o‘o *
Messrs! [but & thrown “new the
bull“ “vaults lesion «ill by Mums. 01w
flu .t Knapp am‘ Raymond Bauhaus
iuuvvd and set il up \ Moudxv. .
., o\\ '
‘i‘lw alumna to wk & Kiwis in»
iwr shop liars Mu suites. 2. .\lr. um if.
llosl is «will: the 3m. '
”N ‘ ll aldllll\\tll.\t‘l‘illl“ Quail ~ of
;,\::\““‘;\ \‘lQu‘ tVulhiSK “Ln A “\\ 3 “3 T0?
1'
on
f\\i§\\‘“t\‘l\ John Mutvsw has mutual
his p union all puliwnlnu lo iiwopi n snu-
Minn in l‘nil‘ul & Nintpp‘s uppvr faclnl‘y.
‘
. .
Tim public R‘ilxrols chino lnmlinxiw
l‘l‘liumlsyl. and upon «gain \Vlslnosd“
January Itll.
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Q.
Look for the “ l‘nion St‘llilnl Sump Rug.“
this \vi‘ck rind assist a worthy clilurprisv
by purchasing tho piipvir.
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If you want ii llallllsnnlt‘ llllllp for n
christiiiiis pn‘ts‘f‘llf, go to (Emir-go \V‘. Day‘s
grncory sloro.
' 0..
—_.\ large stock of tidics. rugs and fancy
nrtlt‘lcc for the Holidays have just lwvn
rcceivcd at Mm. ll. Krvigcr‘s. Full and
we llll‘lll.
—- 99o 7——
Our thanks arc exlciideni to (burg-o B.
Pluislcd for a battle of Old “'0” Cologne.
“'0 know of no place \i'hi-re so vlcgnlit a
wrfuiiic is more lll‘t‘llr’il.r—Rf'llilliflflli
’I‘i‘ss.
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(ielxrgc l“. Allin-tun of this city took tllt‘
first and svcnnd prizrs on Main llruiuas
ill lliv t‘Xllllllllllll of Illl‘ Southern L‘ounoc-
tivul l’uultl'y association in llridgvpurt
l.lsl Work.
- .9. ma
Thvi‘v was n llll‘i'lll to put sonic of the
young pi-oplv out of llw lil‘lllllll‘vlllv clinp~
cl his! Siiiidly Ul‘l‘lllllg by n pl‘rson whom
t‘iw boys cull "lino.“ “'0 ll‘lll‘ll that tho
buys laid for him llflr‘l‘ llw scrvicvs.
ow ,
-——.\ full usmi‘tniuiit of prints. ginghriins.
iiiiisluis. &l‘., nt lhu \ciy luivpsi pl‘lt‘t‘s, m,
ltiiiks & Snyder‘s.
, 909
Thu following nrtlclcs were picked up
in Music llzill lifter tho oyster suppcr.
which llll‘ thllt‘l‘S czin gut by applying lit
the lili‘fklf‘lll R ruin-Mourning handki‘r-
Cllll‘f, one kid glove rind one woolen
glovo.
.0.
The mooring of the Mutual Imprnvu
iiivnt Society at tho Congregational church
on Monday evening was ll very succcssful
one. and drew out quitcn largciittend-
ancc. It is hoped us the season advances
these meeting will grow iii interest.
“9..
Daniel Drew Cliaiiihcrliiin, a grandson
of the late Dallllel Drew. who has been
adjudged a lunatic. and who figured so
conspicuously in the New York city
courts last week was ll gill-st H! the City
Hotel n yezir ago last Hlllllllll’f with his
family.
-w ‘
“’3 w elcome to our exchange list the
Kansas City Daily ’I‘i'nws. a lively and on-
tcrprising journal of the far west. Elli-
tor Qnigg. formerly of the Philadelphia
Sunday Mirror. and well known in lhis
City. is at the helm. and under his skillful
mullugeliicnt its success is assured.
———a«o——~——
——-If you wish bargains in beaver hats
and long plumes. please call at Mrs. H.
Kroiger‘s.
My...“
The temperance iricutiiizs holxl every
third Sunday evening in the “moth in
the first Avenue 31. E church. that Nur-
wslk. are growing in interest. List Sun-
day eVening the church was full. and smile
stirring addresses were nude. The teln-
perance men of Eist Norwalk have a
strong leader in the person of Rov. J. M.
Cromlish.
*0
As a special inducement to his Norivzilk
friendf. McEwen| the hatter, offers a dis-
count of the horse cur fare to all purchas-
ers from the Birougli. McE can is a
practical hatter and he offers to the pub-
lic nothing but. what he represents his
gools to be. If you want a good hat for
the h’llldllys g.) to )lcEvaei'a h it store on
Washington street.
. , rm.
Sdk Umbra-this til Colost- cl; in ill 1?
. _.. ,.— ,
Thr‘ stir? hills slimvn by Messrs. Cu-flit
& Knapp fur the curly ipl‘lil .' lif‘Ilvl . I are
lifllc short of works of url. In ll 9 (inn-r
grndcs liwy f‘q‘lal :lnylliiiig iii the market
and in all guides show a peril-cum: of
finish. curl and trimming that is charac-
teristic of their productions. Flexible
hats will. as heretofore. be made a. feature
of the business. It is lurdly necessary to
any that they arc already well ordered
ahead—Hatter and Barter.
”.0.
There is on exhibition at I. M. Huyt‘s
.phsrmscy two presents for Messrs. Roth
d: Goldschmidt from their employees,
which are perfectly elegant. Tlicv are
covers for cologne bottles snd pin cliche
long—cordinal and blue nun. embroider-
ed with white silk. The covers for the
cushions hove initials “R" and “G.” on
them. The work was dorm on the em-
broider-lug mohlnc st Roth a: Gold-
cclimldt‘a factory by c young lady em-
ployed lhcrc whoisvcry ckillfulonthlc
whirls.
W
. LufSuudIy min: I lute compsny
”around at the Conceptions! church
to bar the second of the union romper-
nnco lei-moc- cuncunccd for all. winter.
Rev. Kr. Emanuel. 3. Blank Ira-the
-—W cock war fu‘tlioaolldsyc.
vcry chap at Mrs H. Rnlgcr‘c.
W ,
An «logical line of visiting cards for
New Years m the Sills-nut. office.
, — W
.\ l‘l\‘ll““: «il' .l ‘l‘l H Furris‘horaflm
‘1 pvwsnizl ll“=\llil.il whh the distemper.
Thm \\ \in "T“ ii.‘ ’l'iall‘?‘ it‘lfiuld m
the town Balm! uf Rl-livl‘ Notion.
WM —-~————
H. R. Fitch hull a no“ hmlcr put on
his boiler last wwlr.
W
The Chrlslmns number of “Harper‘s
Young People“ is out and is full of good
mailing for the young ‘olks.
W
The members of Burnsido Guard will
hold the first of s vol-lea of mines at their
armory lO'Rlflhl. (\\‘cdnesduy.l
Wow—«-
—-An elegant assortment of Spanish tics
and fichues. lace bondkoivliiofs and pols
labs for the holidays. at Banks it Snyder‘s.
ow—
l‘siil. Boll shipped one hundred and
ninety seven burrellsof oysters belwevu
“outlaw morning and Tuvalu.- iiiahl lhis
week.
A pcliliuu. “unveiling Rev. W. H. Boole
to lvoluiv in this oily. is living oitouhlvd
and we might silly. is finding M slip
new. and llie imxhsliilllvs sic ho will do
him: a lccluiv hove at am will: duh.
. —~ow
All. ll. .\l. \‘l‘ululdl will small his in»
lion \vilh his (litmus in CM‘IN. “also.
a.\nl\u~ms us that the numb-M of pupils
millions! in “\i‘ Union who“ is luau
than iii any rwviuus limo slum ho Minnie
its principal.
«7v Q... 7 ~1;
hunch Lisle ‘l‘llmd filmy or 0mm
stock Milka“.
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Now lliivcu is sutfcriiu: hull ii starchy
of oysters “rising: from tho fuel that its
oystvhiioli giw mom intuition N lhv
raising ht mi Inyslcls than ‘3 raising
thorn of «u Mlulilu sin“.
.fi.
_ Tho mnip ground miniuiissivuwrs unit
in Now London. Tumdiiy. Tho high
pr‘ms «shod by Ninmic land owners may
hisult in tho schictiou of n pcruiruwiil
crimp irmund at sonic phlco other “NI“
Ninlilic. ——Rri‘dg~‘1uirt Invdcr.
(‘oiiio to South Nor-walk.
» ow
The custom of sending holiday puisciilc
by niiiil. is rapidly growing, and is taking
a large amount of business away from
tho rxprcss conipzinius. By paying ii rog-
islralinn fee often cents. and doing up a
piicltngo ciircfully. the sender of it. is ill-
iiiost iihsolutuly scoured against loss. but
not against linrd words from tho postal
ciiiployocs. when tlicy iirc confrnlitr-d
with n largo pile of such packages.
-«c>
Diaries 3 Dim-it's .' .’ DIARIES! 3 l IllA-
RIBS! 3! 3 iii tho Snsrixu. lilllcc.
_, # ac. ,_
.‘llr. ll. ll. ltmviin rcoi-ivvd ii letter 31%
t xrilriy li'oin ii goutlcuiali in Now York
city asking in he put down for two thou~
sand dollars of the stock of tho newle
tloiiul bank to he furnicil in this city. He-
sidcs this ii number of our prominent hus»
liwss llli‘ll haw nlrwidy nssurml the gun-
llunivn who hiivo this matter in collsidch
iition. lliiit lhvy will do overythiug lhriy
‘iin to cucuummi lhc now cutcrprlsc.
-0.
Thu Rl‘llll‘lll Association huld nu inlvr-
listing meeting on Saturday uvcning hisl.
Thorn was li hirgur “llf‘lllllllll‘t‘ than usual
and tho speaking by tho various flli‘lu-
ht‘l‘d shun-0d n dctcriliiniiliun to pill flirlll
cvvry ull‘ort lostrcngllll‘ii tho organiza-
tion. Junie»; (inlllr‘ll, fliriiicrly vico presi-
di‘nt \viis prom-lit lllld oongriilulutl‘tl the
members on tho incrciiso of lutvn‘st and
the grand work they worn doing.
«>—
Uld \Vell Lodge. No. 108. l". & A. M.,
elected olliccrs liist night as follows:——-
(it-mun W. Smith. W. M.; John \V. Bo-
gardiis. S. “L; Samuel McGowan. J. W.;
\anter C. Quinlzird. Treasurer; R. M.
Wilcox. Secretary; Charles Byxbec, S.
Steward; F. M. Smith. J. Steward: R.
E. Kinney. Tyler; Eben H. Bouton,
\Villinni ll. Raymond and Thaddeus Guy-
er. Triislccs.
——~ 7 M
Til" Find. sociable of tho Bulchcrs' C'ub
was lll‘lll in Gerniauin Hall on Monday
evening. They were favored with a nice
crowd and all present enjoyed a very
pleasant liuie. Music was furnished by
Hiibbell & Heine‘s orchestra. and was good.
The Ridgefiold Cornet Band came down
and in the early part of the evening rere-
iiniled Mr. Ad. Durand. tho president of
the club. The probabilities are these so-
ciuhles will be continued through the win-
[f‘l‘ 893801). ——-——-—-.OO—--—
The Dunlap list at Comatouk Brothers’.
#4....—
Chief Pellinin interceptl-d five young
men from Diinbury last Friday night. He
received a telegram from constable Keit-
ing of Diinhury that they had left that
place on the train and for him to arrest
them if they came to this city, which
they did. and were arrested by chief Pelv
ham and taken to the lock-up and held
there until Sunday night when officer
Keitiug came down and took three of
them to Diinbury. the others were let go.
A short time ago a l‘anbury hatter had
twelve young men come from Brooklyn
to go to work in his hat shop at ii reduced
rate. They were very "hard crises." and
the other jours would not work with
them. consequently the “boss" wanted to
get rid of them. Some were discharged,
and when they took leavc of Danbury.
some uftlie boarding house kouper‘s cloth-
ing mil other tliingl were missing. hence
the mirnest rcqnwst of Constable Keiting
to them to return.
._,c.... A _u-
A delegation of Old \Vell Hook & Lad-
der Company visited Quiiinipiac Engine
Compunv No. 1. of Fair Haven, on Mon-
day evening. They were met at the dc-
pot in New Haven by a. delcgntlon of en-
glue company No. 1. who escorted their:
to Chief Hendrick‘s allies in New Haven.
Here ex-cliicf Kinney. on behalf of Old
well Truck Company. presented Chief
Holmium. with n picturc of our Truck
House and Truck. which was received by
him in a few appropriate remarks. The
delsgation then visited the new engine
house, which is undoub'edly the finest
and best arranged are house in the coun-
try. After visiting thccnglne house they
were hnndsmucly entertained by the Fclr
Haven company, who wcrc enjoying s
notable cud dunes and some of the rich-
gotlon "took thud in." They returned
to this city curly yesterdcy mind por-
fcctly delighted with their. visit. and our
not say too much for the way they won
screwed by the Fair Havoc comm.
Al on curly dots the Mr Haven company
will be “filter! by Old Well to return the
visit.
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AI, lapel-loot Factory Addition.
The Novwclk Look Gummy nod ' unli-
mud. upon Mr country for m,
“ham to Indra pt ‘ .
mom foundry
suction 99“
MM“
Minc- gmwlcguhfimdfircdc---
cutmkmgcciupcufivcm.
"W a... was
son linutolim‘a claws-so.
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Barnumfnidlcv cm! i! tclilnson cm ‘9
prior ”0.000 nr the . doom wo-v
m
tomvcl with their
show tiring lhu ct.-
cou of 188. Don for the WW
prise our only by W. motoring):
“sci: may...“ '3: .
Y
grim. a: icctlom wll b0 receives
otter Foul-nor: L—Hour.
Editor Wed‘spicture ms the first rc-
oclvcd by the (rut showman In
reoclvcd
he thofollowlng: "Gonna
would" yourself on .“ Wc slwsya
aid Murmur-walk was ad to bullied.
Amman.
Juslour luck. Alwll its little to late.
We congratulate you. rather Wade. and
have the sweet satisfaction of knowing
that you are the only man in this county
who could have rubbed us of tho prison-
New uranium» oer.
Tho handsome“ man ill the country
ms: livoin Norwiilk. but we think the
person iu‘sscsshig the higarxst cheek iv-
slum in New Canaan. The idea of Elinor
Kirk of tho Willow sending his ploium
as s competitor for the price offend for
the “handsome“ unui in the country.“
ll‘ 1‘. T. Barnum Md 0M s price for
a subject to illualrvllc his temperance lee~
lulu. a ploluiv of Editor Kiri: (in our
cull would have been just tho
thing. The «literal llw W‘ is ii
good Mllwrmbul when Mulyis to calls
Wau‘ellmufllhcw to has our
Moved.
“-acvw—s. .
Al a musing of Bullet Mao. No. 32‘.
l. 0. of 0. F. hold at Sunni Norwnlti.
(\iuu“ Dov. Hill. 1881. this following
hwuulllu and Revolutiluis wolv- “flunk
manly adopted:
\Vuunilss. This Inigo having harm-d
with [nxifluiud sorrow and drop warm of
thcdlmhufl‘nxx Jiiuws 1.. Ridgcly. R.
\v.u. stimsvy of the Swervlgu (intuit
Iashrc, l. (l of 0. R. will while wc how
with luuuhlu culmination to that l’mvh
doom whuw ways arc purlccl. just and
right. wv cannot withhwld expansion of
our grief iii. this our grout loss. Then-foul
bu it
Iilmohvvi. that in lliv death of our bolovvd
llmtlu-r. \vu have lost ii kind and much
ostoclncd fi‘iund. who, wliilo in hcnllh
fiiitlifully performed the dutiiis commit-
ted to him in the interest of this ordcr
and whose works we shall sormwfully
miss.
Resolml: that “'0. his brothers fool this
loss kvciily, hc having bean ii zealous and
devoted brothcr uniting us. His friendship
has liven loyal, his lnvcconstmit. his truth
unquestioned. It is no littlc satisfac-
tion to us to know that his heart was filled
with an nushiilien fiiit'i in the unseen
that lll‘ wm inspired with u firm hope in
a blessed iiiiiiiortiility: and now. When
faith and hope alike have finished their
mission. “'0 bl‘lil‘Vl‘ him to be at rust in
tho “0“)” of that Charity which never
failiid in his earthly life. and themforr is
pooled outupon him now in the clown!
“Mansiousof the Blcst.“
li‘cmhwf, That this ludgu go into
mourning. fol“ the space of thirty days and
that these Resolutions ho publislicd once
in the South Norwulk SRN‘I‘le. und once
in tho S.iiilh Nnrwnlk Republican.
Sigiiml.
ll. l‘iuuvson. ‘ Com-
.l W. Mulls. ~ iiiit~
ll. S. Rom). rm.
ur—v-"wow
Card.
I tnko this method of cxpmssing my
thanks to thil iiiiiiiy kind friends who as-
sistcd me in so many way: during the ill.
ness of my husband.
Mrs. (loo. Sellcck.
So. Norwulk Cl. Dec. 30th, lSSl.
.0.
Fine Gloves at Comstnck Brollisrs‘.
llymcncul.
Last Wclncsdiiy evening at 7 o‘clock
the marriage ceremony of Mr. Edmund
Zelulf and Miss ld:i Fox was performed
at the residence of the bride's father. Mr.
H. D. Fox. Tulle: street. Rev. Arm Hill.
of the M. E. Church was the officiating
clergyman. he being the bride‘s piitnr.
The evening was very unpleasant, but
there was a large nuiihar pruiazit. After
the ceremony the happy couple Were
warmly grcotod and heartily cingmtu-
[stud by their friends. Citoror D‘Artois
was present and acrved ii most excellent
supper. The remainder of the evening
was pleasantly spent, and the guests en-
joyed some good singing by the members
of the Nautilus Yacht Club. and comic
songs and readings by “Uncle Ben Blake-
ney" of Portcliestcr. The happy pair took
theexpress trriln for New York. The
bride Mid groom are possessed of a largo
cii‘cla of friends, who will wish them
the happiest of vnyages over life‘s
368.
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Crystal Weddlrur.
Crystal weddings do not take the place
in the married life to which they ore en-
titled. Most all rejoice in the marriage
perils of the wedding bells, but they ore at
best, only anticipatlous of the pleasures
expected to 1‘88““ from s married life.
People do not celebratecvcnu which are
productive of misery. We make festive
occasions only of those wants which have
produced happiness, the resultant rather
than the anticipatory. A crystal wedding
announces on approved partnership. and
speaks of gratifying results: all this was
clearly shown on Monday evening at the
crystal wedding of Mr. and Mrs. David
Disbrow. It was not only their crystal
wedding but it was also a complete sur-
prise to them. gotten-up by their numer-
ous friends. Mr. Disbi-ow “tended the
sci-vices of the church on thst evening,
and on his return found his house in the
possession of those who shortly proved
themselves to be his friends. The evening
was spent plmmtlv. and in tho.“‘wce
cinc' hours” the friends took their deport-
ure. with many worm expressions to the
happy couple.
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Chrlluno- Services.
GOMWA‘HONAL CHURCH.
The monthly concert will he held st the
Congressman! church on Sundsy even-
in; ct the noun! hour. On Monday oven-
lng tho usual Christos-exercise. will he
held in the church. Refreshment will he.
ccrvcd to the scholars Ind teachers of tho
school. »
museum. '
Atthlccliurchtlicahrlctmn mrchu
willukcplsovonlondnysvcnlan’np?
snfiou have bun Morena-good
wtthshudcomndzoodhock.
cuddlmmfur tho ndsmmt moor . _
macho-wow. mm in tin-l“,
WMfilm
time. Tho-cholmwlllbcm‘
_ 1!“th
no on. plan in?
outlier-Won sad It. With-3m
mutton. is n my churning pm)“
of around humor. Xv. Nicky‘s
coring lsdclightnil, fro. from any trace
of Moon. sud winning the quick and
mt syrup-thy of an bcholder. Then
on some m and dollars strokes in tho
Mullins on the part of both author
sud actor. as in tho radius of s palm by
the deacon ct family mom—ii venture-
couic soon. to introduce. but lvndcrcd
with an quulsltc uslurslnccs and Ilaplc
dignity. on as high o plum on tho “Gals
let’s Sounds: Nightfw Ro-
Tlic “Osman“ will slips.“ lit Minions“
not! Friday culling. undo: the milling.-
meal of Mr. J. E. Hill. who wss aims
get of the “Deam'l‘liouipson “us“ to.
No Wales.“ Mr. Hill pron-lacs s
good play sud ll pond mm.
c—w”
VB... _
Hurry Mlmsmuedy Four Company
is coming st Music Haul So. Norwalk
mm owning Dee. filth. This is can
oftlicbwloolupmies us the mild. heirs
lazuli“ of Artists lhst new
ms to draw. Crowded houses greet
than shalom they w. and W
m fail to plm um: surnames. My
wil opium at “uric Roll on m
0min; um, and if you wish to secure a.
guild scat. wo would advisa- you ll) spphp
is than.
w..—.‘.’V «a.
Greenwich much.
The «ruins! report of tho acting school
visitor of “mulch hos Wm and its
ph‘lllldfificw give it mouthing micro that
ii lucid iilml. ~.l-\illiiwuig m oxlnclc
than the will: ‘ .
‘1‘th is n custom idca. murmured by
runny. that the public school is degrading
and that their chlldrcu must be pinned in
some private school in order to void om-
cinuon with what they term “the lower
classic.“ In some insmocs I have ob-
acrvcd this feeling to prevail onions peo-
ple who an- not very exalted themselves.
oilhcr in wealth. cducntion or other high
qualifications and qualities. Then, again
tho present condition of our schools has
another cause which to ma is an absolute
mystery. ' ‘ ‘ It has devolved upon
me to visit, during the year, eighteen
schools and I have found almost all of
them ill i-xcellent standing in all dcpart-
merits. ‘ ‘ ‘ I am sure than the non-
nttendancc is nearly all due to a lack of
interest on the part of parents residing in
the district. in the welfare of their schools.
I desire to especially call attention to the
fact that they alone are responsible in the
matter of whether they will have a full
school room dining the ensuing year or
that it will continue the same as it- was in
the past. " ' ‘ 1 am of the opinion
that they will build a house sufficiently
large. ‘ f ‘ In North Stan-
wicli district 1 think the small attendance
was due partly to the accommodations
lllul. which nrv iii‘iserahlc; the school
being one of the primitive variety of
which but vcry few. if any. exist in this
tow ll.
0 c O
Proviiulloii Aurthur Flu-o at Music
“all.
The feeling that many have had in this
coninmnity—tliat the prociition against
tire. and the chances of camps (in case of
lira) at Music Krill. wlll be somewhat rc-
lieved when we state that the proprietors
of the hall are now making runny alters
aliens-about the building—as n protection
against fire. and also an escape in core of
one. In the first plsoc the large sliding
doors at the entrance to the main floor. at
every performance will be fastened open.
and here has been built—extending in the
hall about five feet. A passage way. in
which there will be two large doors-
swinging either way, but at the some time
leaving the eutrsncespace just the some
as formerly. This will be considered , by
all, a wise improvcment, its with the slid-
ing doors. (in case of. ii fire or stampede.)
it would have been inipomblc to get them
open. It has been decided, that whenev-
er the hall in occupied. to fasten open all
of the doors leading erm the street to
the entrance. They are to be opened and
fastened with u look and key. Beside
this three more lines of hose have been
added—two on the stage and one in the
flies. Three firemen. (in uniform) from
the city department will be present at ev-
ery performancv, and remain near the
hon. W lth these alterations and addi-
tions the minds of the public, to a great
eztcnt, will be relieved.
W
o’clor’mcns' supper.
Notwltbrtsnding the set-back thc Oys-
terrncns‘ Association received by the
bursting of a gas pipe last Wednesday of-
ternoon and leaving their boil in darkness
the attendance was very large. Five
Mile River furnished its quota. and we
recognized in the crowd men from Green-
wich on the one hand and Stamford on
the other. The pauple remembered the
readiness of the oyster-men to respond to
any appeals for assistance and reciprocat-
ed by attending en muse. It is believed
that the net receipt: were between three
and four hundred dollars. The music was
furnished by Punsclt‘s orchestra. assisted
bysMr. Walton as pianist. They furnish-
cd some ndmlrsblc selections and played
With are” spirit. The lint of curiosities
was con-thinly very intelresling. The de-
velupcmcnt of the oystl-r from thc spawn
to the to actors there exhibited: the meth-
od of on 3 hing them; it ennm‘ies. all were
inter-cull”. but no cars motion of them
warm lutecsly lute log or that con-
ducted'ofn the opposite cidcpf the hall,
where tliclr ohiefest on my. a hundred at
a time could be seen deviouring than with
s smile of utisfactlon lwliiclispokc vol-
umes—you whole libni-lec—for their e!-
ccllcnce,3i for they were good. It was
ncvcr on? fortune to es finer oyster-I nor
hemmed,“ um holcllct of vot-
lb)“. ‘ ditto. Turk chickens. pin
sud csk of inhuman kinds were also
to!» . Thcwlltc‘ndid fliclrport to
pcrfcctloh. « Then
and not ’cxtnvmnfly‘
"ploy. “Deacon _\
a- Justice all “so
in the work, first the fullest srl'.‘ ‘. k
coopofaotion shouldbcallowvdt. . .
If it will right to discuss the subject \- ‘ t-
tom
right to talk shout it in every upset. Mr.
James Golden lacing pivotal was culled on
and most oordislly endorsed the glowing
sentiment of prohibition. sud market)
But whllcsfewsevmcdlohc inadvcuoo
on!» mufpooflo lnlhoir views. 3“
he lelicvcd the time had come whoa peo~
only uliuistuuin was prohibition sad that:
come to the from.
, in; your.
... JOHN '~ Hg Sill?“ 1
hill 1 \
last spukh ,
his honest convict. \ -.
wliothechcbvllcvul in C. ff-
lcgslsucsiou.lhotGod wuli. ‘
\.
oath. Sohhcth day, it was
pie should be educated to believe that the
who handheld“ would soon hove to
We must not hop
peopleiulhcABtkCalphsMufW
once. but must «1le than to ii mm
and outlet standard. “1‘. Golden m
chillies“ iuhhmrhcudmcordisll:
applauded a lhoirclm Sum of the
ladies @qu “id coincided with th
violin W. and thought that this
question would not low down.
w‘ _W————-s
IOWA m V.
the committee on the ‘s osp-
pcr (lain to m their Mk: lo this
Miro of this place for their muss
vices st tho osmium-Ill.
Indirect hamlet! m purchasing
your Chm puma. call sud use the
Muwmmsum minimum
to show them.
(murky “muss In: on owl on exhibi-
tion st his storm It was «light by Eds
dichlonaitmpcd from on old tree
that was being out down by Clark:
Barnum
The debate at the temperance meeting
will be postponed until oftcr the holidsyc.
The Sslurdcy swing singing school
is s sum Lin-cc number-c attend
and nocivc the benefit of Professor
Dunn‘s amt obilily to touch the art of
singing.
Mr. Aokert is milking the hotel shine.
preparatory to business after the holidays
The trial of the Dal-ion oyster commis-
sioners Will come off on Thursday at the
Court of Common Pleas, Stamford.
It would take up too much space to spec
ify all that was contributed here for the
oysterinan‘s feast. so we will just say that
that large twenty pound goose wss pro-
scntcd by Colonel Stephen Raymond. and
that no one around hero, had a stove oven
largo enough to roast it but the family of
AlplIODl-‘U Dibble they attended to the
roast.
The churches here are practicing; the
children in singing rind pantomines fur the
christuuis tm festival, which will come
at! in tho Methodist church on Saturdsy
evening rind in the Baptist church on
Monday evening. As it is room blessed
to give than to réoeivc. tlicrvforo let us be
liberal with the little once.
Diaries, New Year Cards, Handsome
holiday goods at the Sm‘z‘nsm. office.
The 10:40 train was too early for our
people to return from the oyster-niche fes-
tival. There were seven hack loads, six
in a hack besides n number of private
conveyances, while u number wslked
home, the trains not taking more than
twenty to twenty live each night.
The following lines were recently rc-
celved by a young married couple of this
village, together with the congratulations
of the one who sent them. One might
guess who received this little token of
good wishes :
“ Now let our father make an siichor.
He‘s s b Icksmlth. ‘llu no alto.
Arid. Frock, he must licl ) h in
On this emblem of 110 8.
On your mantle you must place it.
To It Hope for oil your joy.
Look upon It, in time of IOITOW.
Trust in Him. your nllor boy.
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Walnut Leaf llalr Restorer .
Is entirely different from all others. It
is as clear as water, and. as its name indi-
cates. is a perfect Vegetable Hair Restor-
er. It Will immediately free the head
from all dundmfl, restore gray hair to
its natural color and produce anew growth
where it has fallen off. It does not in any
manner affect the health, which Sulphur,
Sugar of Lead, Nitrntc of silver prepara-
tions have done. It will change light or,
faded hair in a few days to a. beautiful,
glossy brow. Ask your drugglst for it.
Each bottle is warranted. Chris. N. Crit-
tcntori, New York. and George C. Good-
win a: 00., Boston. Wholcsslc Agents.
568 1y.
OLDEST AND BEST
FAMILY NEWSPAPER
The NEW You: 3‘»!- ~ 3 has now the
largest circulation 0" class. It is
Undenomlnnfl .1 .i :
Unlcctnrlan,
Evangelical,
and National.
It will enter its
SIXTIE‘I‘H YEAR ‘
with a sheet four times the also of its first
issue, full of Foreign and domestic News;
with vigorous Editoricls upon mothers of
religious and molar have“: with core-
fullya edited De
Ssh ‘th School Mixers. Marc and
Business Men; with eight active Editor-w
an unrivalled «to! of Foreign Correspond-
ents and paid Writers on Contributors
in every put of the Country.
NEW BOOK
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“manna." .11.“-
Wltk Steel Poi-troll 9f the AIM. ‘
i too one nadir: mom,
133'an a, and “1% for tho egg:
, mar-ell cow-Froc- . .
Addrvcl ‘
“W to“ ”mun,
, , > new tour.
LAR, and MUST i... ‘ J
\Vintei‘, we say, your
well stocked slows than any‘
h for children. .
aw._;~o .. __ , 7
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‘ \liflr"
and buy more goods at HfY‘M‘
“Ii-‘7
‘i
Norwalk or South Noi‘walk. ()‘lidsrux \
stock Will be kept full throughout til “‘5‘:
WINTER UNDERWEAR and HOSE. ‘
for Isidies’, Missepkj’Children’s, Men’s am
Boy’s wear. \Ve propose to make those (lei.
purtments lively this week, in the most pranks
cal way, to our customers. “’0 shall theme--
fore give you an opportunity to purchase.
A ladies Merino Vest in all sizes from 28 to
38 inch, at the astonishing price of 470 ouch
Pants to match the shirt; at the same price..
We have about 5 do: Gent‘s all wool Scarlet Shirts and Draw-
ers which we will close out at the very low price of 80c. Donor.
miss this chance, they are going very fast. .-_
We also have one lot of Gents‘ Scarlet all wool Shirts sud
Drawers (best quality) which we will close out at $1.63. they are
actually worth $2.00. If the people of South Nor-walk do not
believe this let them come to my store and examine, and they
will be convinced that we sell goods cheaper than any other
store.
Norfolk & New Brunswicks 8: Co‘s Gents Merino Socks. We
have 25 (102. of these well known Half Hose, and will give them
away at the wonderful price of 25c a pair. We will close ii. line
of Ladies Hose at 250 a pair worth 40 and 500 \Ve call specill
attention to 1 lot of Ladies Unbleached Hose. silk clocked, regu-
lar-made seams, for only 250 a pair -
Great Inducements in our
Glove Department!
No such opportunity has ever been open to the Ladies of South
Norwulk to supply their wants in the Glove line.
We sell the/{Jeluiont lacing Kid. 5 books, for the small sum of
$1.12lc air; "on pay $1.25 and $1.50 elsewhere for them. 4
button b ’k kid $1 00. We have: Lndies' Misscs' and Children‘s
Mitts and Gloves in all kinds and quality. Fleece lined Thread
Gloves at grand Willi-.3. Do not buy ll. glove under any circum-
stances uiitil you have 100de through this department. In Men
and Boy's gloves you will find, Buck, Kid, Cloth, Castor, Dog’
Skin, etc, etc. Driving; gloves in every description from the
cheap heavy mitten to the finest fur-lined goods
Also a large invoice of Men‘s and Boy‘s Cardigan Jackets.
Prices of a. popular character. ‘
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T . ii;
In consequence of the room We shall need for the display of
AOLIDAY GOODS we are bound to contract our stock in
Vlllllllls DEPARTMENTS i b
’fir‘v
In our annex store we have an uncommonly large stock of
Cloaks
Cloakings‘
At present which we are anxious to reduce before the holidays.
They are all good styles and will be sold Cheap. We have with-
out exception the best stock of
White Flannels,- Red Flannelis, Blue
' Flannels, Gray Flannelsf.
Plaid Flannels.
In plain, twilled, shaker, ‘etc., suitable for Underwear, Shirts, -
Skirts, and Dresses, which are selling at ggures llhe same as last V
year although they are worth 10 to 15 per cent more.
We have a lot of Comfortables which will beisold this week ,
very cheap. Call and examine them before ' ' '
You will be sure to buy. ~ . « T
Bargains This Week. 3
~ Bargains: This Week
’4‘
In Muslin. Tickings,‘ ‘Ociito'n' manuals, Tortola, sill
Napkins.(red and white) . Buttons, Gom' WSilkg , .
goods, Hosiery, Gloves, Ladies and Gent‘s _ ‘j .rercliicfi,’ ‘
cos, Undemeshiu fact eve depurtr‘uent in thisEsmbla
has particular ottractioiis in “ - '
:\ gulls. i‘
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