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hwrflwy. Nov. ll. II”.
“It of Leno"
\teuuinir.‘ in the Pool-cam It South
.iorwnlk. Nov. 10th. 1883. Putnam cIll-
.ng (or In} of thou- leuero will planar
st tin-y Ira Idnrtnwd.
John Arm. lion Annie Ayrm. urn.
CbIrloall'. Allen, Miss Alien B'mflfi'd.
Morris (3. Button: Frrni Bonn. Lieut.
Albert. Ill-Farrah Miss Marv I". Dalian.
L. L. Elwood. P H. Elna. Patrick
tlynds. John HIllnmn. limrgv l! uldvn.
3“. Ruth?! 1". llmlilrn. Minn Llnlllr‘
Kishnur. .‘ -:lmr .\lilivr. \Vm. J. .\lrfiuv
lay. Jnhn .\. ‘-nnwh. Mrs. Georgie Row
martian, Jam». Ryan. .\lra. Julia A. Ray
erml‘. .\. livynulcl‘. i‘hauncvy Turpin.
nay. .\lrn. .\l. \thniurlli.
J. S Dunning. l‘. .\1
"
LII! of Loner-I
Remaining in tho Pmbofiivr a! .\‘ur~
walk. L‘onn.. .\‘uv. Nth, l‘N‘J. Persons
rIllmx {or Iny of them- latte-rs pla-asu
IIy lhrv IrvA advorll‘hl.
t‘. R. Hanna". .\hr)‘ llmwn. .\‘nrah
(‘hImbnn J\U""Vh i‘uar. Min 8. l“. buy»
luI, kins Lizzie llunlvr. Frnl l-‘ llyait.
Ell-tn llrmwllv. l‘nrnvlimlienry. i‘hurlm
J. Hung. Henry 1. ln-a. Frank 1.. Jam».
War. .\liirgnrm Mi‘Kl'tnlI. iir‘dlhllie s
l‘nr‘ry. lit‘fli’fi" \‘. Smith. S. l‘ Sum-nun.
Mn. .1. .\. figiringnrwr. Show“ 6: limb»
or. Mr“. ll. l“ .\‘uumw. i‘lmrlr-I N-rapm.
Mm .\nuw Tumpliim. .\ln t‘lmrlru
\Vhr‘t'lr‘r.
\‘lmn. Hhuunnd. l‘ .\l
liars-trim «I wry and.
.00 r»
Thu nun-boar W.“ Ill 3‘: mthml l‘ spin)
and Natural!)
v Q.
iimtlwr Furmgt‘u mum); gu- .l luni:
mg lmlclwr.
r Qt. ‘
The Futon band. .\i' Nurunik. h in. do
:‘hlf‘l li‘: ill-“filial.
«.
Fur up.“ and :Irl‘wxw jxsl! prlulmg hall
at tho Marlyn. nlhm.
- 90.-
lI-Rv-y .\«lnms lrn lll il‘W‘k uwr tlvo
(on: n! ('allllhl grub.
to.
l'hu»lungtnvvt .\l ‘iilxw \ll Iprzzl
Iwk in .\‘vwsirll fillil llrmfilyn.
Ow.
Renal S. S. llurInil‘v pmw int .4 mm:
in Ilnilwr miumn.
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i;\‘~l
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Ex-nm‘vnr lhnfnrl lizu will .i rww
run! put 4.1!: his rwlil-wp‘i'.
".
-)livml paints. nth. glau. NC . m. 1..
ll. llr‘x‘ltv‘r‘u. '1! .\{mn \lrm‘l. l‘ll} s llluck.
“Cr" *
“tau llrililouhurg, n.’ \Ymt‘wrt
gum: uf Mm. Jt'nmx' llyxlh 1’
4". -
Mi“ .\lztmlo lluitullnn. u.’ llmilwiry. in
lit-l gnu! w! the Mummy. lldlltell-‘H. the:
l'ily.
n tho
‘9.
linguisr :‘nmnmsmwsz-«n u! i).l \\'i ll
lmlgv. l“ & .\. M , m~xl Tuvalu vvi‘ll~
mg.
. I ’
.\lr. Mnnrgn l. K»~~:.~r Lu pm cnm‘
w’vlwl .\ now murmur l‘uill‘l‘ «nil uliul M,
luv plmm an Rollin llxi‘.
.9.
“on“. Lnumhurv .t t“ . ullwr Innw
spm'ml lvnfflnlll' m ilwu H .il llu-ir rrtml
rlnrv m l'Tlv‘I block. \lim drool.
‘ .1’
Mr. Ham: 1. Alarm hm mmwl iii-e
Mimi)” (rum litul .Voruilk llhl lIkNl
hwms vn‘r lllrl sun} nurkwl «in linllrnad
plm-r.
.0. —' “-—
Mrs. lemam nf lunllury luu lywn
tlingmwrp! .\lr. all-l lirn. .\. Svlumtm
tum rhy.
» n...
Sovwrul urilvru haw
(‘rnfui d: Knapp} slump Na. ‘3.
{all irmie ts Antli‘lpatmi.
“‘09—“—
Tho‘ subject. by RM’. J. Wrilhnllen in
tho Bapttut i‘llllfx'li, m-xt Sundry every
ing, Will be. "\‘lxnst. lliv llv-iile-r.‘~
M‘
“in lva \‘urwmm’ llruoklyu. and Mrs.
Barclay Marsh of l’wrt J:i1’\'i§, X. Y.,
spent Sunday in town with Winnie-s.
-v«.:,...___.
St. Julm's Lads». .\Ux 0. F. & .\. 31.,
Nurwal’i. “'1“ work llm (it‘s! drgrre to-
night.
llPt'KI l’t‘ci‘ivml it
A livuly
~ .0. '
Capt l‘vrlnns wni in zmvn lair wwk
l”'lklngil{tt‘f the incurs! of tho (‘nlum-
bin Steamboat ('0.
Tho :mrivml rr—ummi of {hu .\‘wpmne
club wtfi lake llxu‘v next “'n-ilrwsilny ov-
emng, llh‘ ‘J'lnd. at the MW ”“101. this
(IV.
.0.
Th” lir-t sociable «if rlw wanna under
tl-m mnpzces ui' Pli‘nr’r‘l' Hook and Lnilv
Ilfi‘l' (3).. borough, will ho hum intlmir
rimmi- Ii>~lllzliL
H"...
Tho annual mustvr a! (‘0. D. will take
place tu-niorrow iFriilnv). evoning. at 7
wl‘l-wk. Thomustorn! L‘n. F. of Nur-
szlk Will take plavv samv evening a!
fi ,
;n
~. ,_ —§oo
Th» .\'. Y.. N. II. & ll. ll. R. (‘0. have
rv-vv-mly purchased :hrvo now steam un-
xxm-I. nix whevlers. to be used Is freight
iwcnnmlzvvs.
MOO~
The parking in I joint of the water
main in from of Mrs. Kreizer‘s more.
New out Monday morning. Ir was soon
repluced by Mr. Non-tun.
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Mr. A. J. Hutchinson. of this city. has
taken I contact reconstruct I horse-c."
rIilwa from lechanicsville to Still-
wItr-r. New York state.
Mr. James H. Kbnp is in New York
city :h‘L-i week under t in care of his phy-
Iicun. WI Iru pleased to Itato hi.
health is on the improve.
--——¢-o———-——
Dannie Banana. Inrmarly with his
liter-her Jerry. will anon upon I bakery
m DInbury. ie is I goal fellow.
Ind we wish him on best of means.
~ «9 ~-
The oysteruou‘o InnuIl supper will
take place in' Hall. on the 24th
Ind 25th of Junior-y. The nyItermru’I
copper last your was one of the heat over
given in this city.
W
Mr. L. P. Poole bu purchoud a lot on
ChIpel street. on the hill just south of
the residence 0! CIshier Jacob I. Lay-
ton. Ind will I: once commenoo tho orac-
tiou of I hIndIom midenco.
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Mr. SIumel Dunnd was 55 year: old
°9 Thursduy lust. Ho received. I: I
birtbdoy meant from his wife Ind
dauxhter Mn. Snyder. I handwmo gold
w'Igch Ind chain. He was Ilro the re-
capmt o! I beautiful present from his
dIugbter Mia Minnie. '
‘ . WV‘w-“ .
Quinnipiac Lodge. 1. 0. O. R. of New
HIven. will viIit Our Brotben‘ 1:0ng,
' F“ of NorwIlk, on TueIdI
"mug. November Slit. The '5
work the three demon. Hangar-I o!
the order Ire cordiIlly build to ho
mat.
W—w—
Hoop. glam- (hm Ind John lrolIad
left thI City on XondIy tor tho mu 0!
Ohio. where they will rennin I womb
quail Ihootlag. If there in Inyoao thin
we like momma Inothnr it in “qulll
on tour." This is not intended II I
hint.
--——-o»-———-—-
WI wen remembered in: Sunday
Gould SIuIderI with I nice mel-
adorn MI
23:...
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Gin bio: I coll.
ww—
Bov. Rob-n ltfionvnl bu now” I
cull from tho chiIlboIrd in! tho p-
9“ church. a! Walk. Ir. lcflunrgal
is I ford“! Ind In inn-racing speak“,
Ind will “shortly mm “to mom-
Ild umber of thl church.
3’. Ill! My. In- occupying tho
warm, on on bill oppodu
Ir. human
Uncle Torn ‘I Colin 3‘ the own boo-I.
Ins-night.
.0 - «4*- -
lit. Ind In. J. Flm*mymond tho
wtumed from their wedding tour.
. O O .
Hr. \‘orrum. on V": Zandt Ivonne. iI
building I new front fence.
-—-— «pm-—
Mrs. Eduard Bennett, or \’In ZIudt
Ivonne. iI very stick.
.0. "——-
Mrs. Elim Gurhnm. of \‘In Zrmdl
Ivonne. is quite sick.
«0'
“was! put lmil, for tho return of the
Inmo n inborn! rvwnrd is ofl’rn‘d: we ad.
.\lrx. Jnhn Ttyim. 0! Ban! NurwIlk.
n ill spend {hr wiuwr in the \‘uutb.
~ .0. ,
A largcurdrr fur hats for partien in
i‘ubn has been (“‘0qu by Mr. Wm. A.
Brown. this City.
—.—__..._
“‘09.
Mr. William \Vhecli-r ll building an
eanuive bonnet-y. on anry street.
that .\‘vrwulk.
”4*"...-
Mrs. {‘Hopvr n! llunry strut-l. Eda!
.\‘urwnlk, lzl building an addition 10 bur
bunsv.
.-«
Mr. 1“. W. iiwgnrv luau mnhvou-d his
Illil‘li'i on liiilruad l‘larr unit the
rh'Ir'f‘.
———i w r -v—--'
.\lr. .luhn Trynn lmx‘ lend i‘ulu‘role
wall“ Ihoul his. plaw on \lslmrnv nvw
nun. Hui .\‘urwalk.
QC. ’
.\lru. Edward Fur. and llamulitorn. .\n—
“\i‘ and Fluh'm‘v. nl l'ldhi .\‘uru‘alli. bro
vmtmg {rloniln 1H linmklyn.
-__ ,,.._..
m
.\lr‘. Kr” 1m. lwou painting ln-r lmuw
wu Van Zuni! nuumv .\IHI! Slllt‘llli
\Imw llw “an
— .‘O ‘
Wu \\‘r~h‘ tllit‘lll‘nlhlt‘i in lint huwv»
ing that hrutllllhll lwiupwt gathvml in it
yard on \‘am 7mm“ nwmn'. m .\lumlny.
.C. '
.\llu Emma S. .\llrn Will lm‘lurv in the
Rulnrm li‘mm‘. Tut-Ml iy mmuug. Nov.
31“ .\ll it?“ nu liml.
‘ ‘O.
Mr. llawh-v. ln‘nmitor u! tlw llridmw
purl .\‘nungu llInk. was in llll! vity you-
ti-rdny.
. x...
, ... . .
=.\lr. Edgar ll. ”my! and Immly lieut-
loft ilm MIthkmnn llntrl mul urn unw
kin-ping ltuurn‘ I! Nu. 9, (‘lu-sinul nth-vi.
* .0.
Tim nmvrvir walk in (mm Mill on tho
ship of tho (‘ily llulr-l in {H ho ukvn p
and replaced with I good {lax u‘nlk.
. ,w -
Mr. .\‘alhnnirl Raymund in tlw gums! u!
laid brothers .\‘numrl and (image 0!
Washington “that.
.\llm (‘nrbctt u! the .\lnhuvkvmu Hun-1.
him rriurnml from her exh‘nxlrd lrip
through tho south Ind wi-Il.
‘ Q0. ' —‘
Mr, Wm. ll. Staplm Ind .\lins Sarah
E. Smith. daughwr of i‘hnrli n Smiili. uf
Eu! .\‘orwnlk. Worn married but night.
.0. -
The mnrlilo lrmrmnga fur llu- (rum u!
51rd. Flynn! building. on lirulruml Pinon,
bm‘v l‘l'rl'i‘tl.
——-~ so-
Mr.
Ambmao 3‘. llurlbull. llw nvw
primilvnt n! llw llnubury rmul. lakes n
lvoly mirror! ill its mnnugvuiunt.
W»v .“ r ..,_,_
)lr. Jnhn \‘ml. It! Brooklyn. brother
of Mr. Jaimou T. \‘uil. this I‘1l_\'. Win in
town yesterday.
‘ .O. ‘
Tho lirv departnwnt of tin: vity Will
mo»: lliv lnltrr part of tln.‘ mnnlll in
«4th it board of vnginer.
9..
The old» and roar wall» of llm now
How house Ire all up. Thv (rum “‘1” lw
comim-ncod I! um‘v.
”~90. M»
Douglas Fim‘li'r Poul prwirlliml u lllw
appi-iimm‘v rm Sunulny lust. Till! PM!
is rtnw consiilvrwl one n! “w line-a! in
thz- ~l:il0.
—~——w—~——-—
le Salli-ck llrulltvrs Rh‘ building an
adllmnn it) tho Horn 1‘“ \‘an Zuni! ave“
nu». recently muvmi hark from the
Strut-l.
'0'. v
31135 L. .\‘owcomb. of the» .\leilmi‘kmuo
lmtrl, ilrmv tho linmimuw purlnr null at
Sr. Mary's {air last week. Ind Mr. L‘Irl.
n! Nurwalk, ll’w clmmlx-r sun.
<w—
JUlm Huntley. at the ntrmmlmat (lm‘k,
is prepurml in rvpair furniture, pullsh
and uplmls‘tor. ()r\lt‘rfl promptly nttund‘
ml to.
.. fi. ,
The ".\lri. langtry" :4le u! but fur
lmlwu can be sown in lllt‘ silmw \“lllllUVV
0! .‘lrri. Godfrey's millmvry sturv, Mam
iH’Pr‘l.
~——— 7*“
'l'lux {)Inliur)‘ Nun (‘ulllr‘i In no this
wool: “jammed" full nf local lll‘nlri. Thu
Name is the best local paper in tho «talc.
and always aflim‘ls {and {or nur scissors.
--- 9»
he article "Another Rriilrnad Sur-
riw.“ which appeared in llw Guzr'ltr un
Iondny. "may lw funny for tlw only rc-
Iprcmhlo i?) paper in Nurwalk. but we
don't see it."
,M_
Hxvi‘lliv! Kinnvy gut llw "bug" at.
Crofut & Knapp'a shop No. l. on Mon.
day. The PX-(‘lllr‘f does no! ovum in
take it to heart. l: in reported iiuvrrnnr
\V’aller has ofl'en-d him a position on ll"!
Itafl.
”O
The long contested patent right. suit
between the entail-s of Mru. Lewis and
Eldridge Brown, Will probably be scaled
in the United Slau'I Circuit Court at
Hartford next Tuesday.
—— ~00. ,.,._.
Mrs. Ferd Hayes WIS taken suddenly
ill Saturday afternoon last. Dr. Emily
Purdee was called and succeeded in
iving her relied. and she is now conva-
«cont.
--—————w———
A young but curler in Crufut 8r.
Koapp‘s ha: shop. 104: recently. I valua-
ble gold WIlch. and I large sum of
money in Bridgeport. rather mysteri'
ously.
"a...“
Editor Byingmn of the Gazette has
made In ofler (or the South Norwalk
lam. We Ire informed that,
brother Lyon does not wish resell. as
there is “millions in it.“
-————-+oo—--——.
Mr. E. H. Edmond deservm much
credit for the near Ippanranoe of the
Down Town cemetery. East Norwalk.
It is without doubt one of the beat be t
Irdsin this port of the state, and r.
erdI tIkeI great pains in keeping
it In.
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Mr. W. A. Vogel. I Germuu dyu lat
Ind chemist. a! New York city. In
bought out I. A. Market-4300!- drug
awn, in Norwnlk. Mr. Vogel will con-
tinue this barium It thunma “nomad
prom to malts inanyochnugu Ind
improvements in and I l". the “are.
He took posses-um: on Monday.
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The Goalie nomiuIm Hon. George
R. Cowlea. of NorwIlk. {or I hr of
the our House of the Connecucut. legiI-
lIture. It IIyI : "In Ibility. legiIlItivo
Idethility. Ind experience. he in jun
the mm for the plIoe, Ind if my mog-
nition 0! the [and work done Ind the
moon. IttIinrd is to be given to thin
end otjbo Sure. that FIirfield county.
in Ir. Cowleo. bII preeminently higher
and Imus“ clIlmI thn my other sec-
on."
The
of the
Ifter the lab. until further notice. II 1-
Innoo y Supt. Stow-morn elbo-
whore. iI tht the; master hon III-y-
lIud. It Rubin river bu been taken oi!
“yin. Ind it. w deemed urn-Ito to
or
(or
t
M
—-‘..—~———.
writable moon of lbs withan
Newburx branch ..( the Elk. thence to
the ProusylemI rIilmId.
IIbinnon night rxpreol on and
Kin BIldwiu of DInbury in the silent
of In. A. SolutInI.
IlII LI Vanch Phel of Albion. N. Y.
is the gut-It. of Mn. in. H. Sworda.
--——~——4o+————-—
MIjor Crown. received on Monday the
can led iron (or the from of the mm
bore oune.
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Thelndioaoicha First M. E. church
will hold I fair and festival in Music
Hall the last part of December.
‘——— 4w "7 *-‘
In New York. Thursday. sixty-four
IhIm of New York. Nr-w Haven and
Hartmrd slack sold It 18“ and nix shares
at 185.
.0.
Th8 Royal Arch dour”- wan worked by
Built-r chapter, No. 38. 1!. M. on
Monday oveuina. A pollution was son-0d
after the work.
m*” A~~——-
Mr. L. W. Handilnrth in lo ho romint‘d
as an wrimendeui o! lbv Danbury road.
Mr. diiorth has brought the road up
to its present good standing.
«.— -
For the purjmae of considering quash
tions relating to tho Air Line Mano. tho
stimhlmldvrn (if the Consolidated road
will hold a meeting in Now Huron,
Saturday. tlw 25th inst.
who“
Menu. E. T. Ind J. \V. Luna 0! South
N'xrwnlk. Ind S. L. llihhla n! Ilvllwl.
Punt). and W. H. ll. Luna u! Mi-llmurnr.
Australia. aw guests of i‘. A. anh til d
\vll'o.—l'w‘grmwa l‘r‘rmimh'r.
———— » 0.. 7 —~-
A barium n! sulphuric arid took llro
lust night in u {Night par of tho hun—
bury train just inflow the train loll for
Daub-HY. ll \t‘étn lltruu‘n out «4 llw our
and doatmywl.
~ ‘v
\\‘v unilvralnnd r! wunlnu .\lurimn
xivuira that no mnirihutwl any lumlu to
tho dvmiwrnnc town mumuiitw u! the
lmmugh in aid of tho lino “llV‘an‘. \lt‘rl~
pitv tho xtnti‘uwut u! tho “organ.“
" ’ " .9.
Thu lluulutl‘t' & .\‘uru ulk llullrnml uuil
.\‘nrwulk Hurw llziilrueul t‘n‘I liuvo lu-Ni
making miphu-mumiu nu Mimi pu‘m-L
Ullpt‘flllt‘ llw .\lulmi‘kvum llulvl, llw pulp
he will upprw‘iulv.
"'QO. “-
.\1 a invollng of “w Ri‘furm i‘lul», a
vow of thumb: \VII Q‘Xll‘llthll mull thnso
wlm nunlvrml .\I‘T“l\‘l“i iii flu- nynicr nup-
pvr ltvlil u! llwlr rimm rI‘i‘i‘hlly. “ml Nluu
lu thaw wln- ilntmhul tn nmkv it I rum
\‘l‘k‘
r—e.‘
.09
Thu S ullli .\‘urwnlk .\‘HNTIMZI. llll'li‘illllr
mwnrwl nu lln 1:hli )‘i'ul' nf l‘XlNlt'lli‘t‘.
.\lay ll lw as bright and Ill-may fur Huh
“‘1'“ _\'vi\r.~ (u i'umi- m- ll lips in iliu pu-l.
;\ lll‘llll'” nppuilumly flu uuymvmth-nt.
»—Rlilg0llvlil l‘rr‘sn.
r Ow. '
Tlu- plmruuwy cumnnsuau Wlll prulm-
lily luton In tho annual u put! of llh 41n-
inux at llurllnril. llvi‘. Tull. Filllrllllll'
dual and mghtyvllvi- luwnuvu. our llllll'
drmlaml Hlkll‘t'n umrv than lax! \‘vnr.
hiwn her-n imuwl. '
ooo
l‘nkulnkl. tlw harbor, \rem highly rum-
plunrulwl )‘I‘Nll‘rlli\\'. fur tln~ nrlmtu‘
"mum-r in “lilt‘ll u- «lnnmwl lliv wtgu
fur tlm Knight. mnnpuuy vlbutlmry
.\mw.
Sam M up m‘linl in t‘\t‘l)‘ «mum of tho
winrd.
‘0. ~
’l‘lwiiuilliur of tho \‘mmuliilulril ruli-
ruml. .\lr. l‘. l‘. Rnlunmm. xliwl In Now
\‘nrk cuv. Friday. llu him lwvu (‘lllt‘l
clvrk «ml nmlllur u! llw ruml fur u num-
ln-r 0! your» About lwn yi-iu‘x ugn .\lr.
Rilimnun hillll‘rl‘il (rum n puritlytlv Ilrukv
and twvvr irrm‘orml {rum HI rill-vii. llv
lvavon n n Mr, but. nu l‘lllllll'l‘".
— o»
\\'l‘ hm‘v‘ wi‘mvwl (rum tlwpulilinlwrn.
Mt‘n’fll’fi. .-\. \valvr it (5).. llullimnrv. Moi.
lumpy uf \vmml'n \\'u-:illu~r Allmulm‘.
ll H u ni-ul!) unite-n up bank with 1| unml
lunklng [Ir-llllill n! tlu-mlllmr fur (ruptu-
pl. (‘0. llvsnlns ntlwr math-r. It i‘nnlmnn
'vmmr‘s \Vl Min-r pruplu-cu-u fur Llw your
“‘0” lithrhuhvl will! 8!. Jacob) ()ll lo
llliikl' lllvm gm lluwn.
. ‘- .
A partv unis givl-n .\lr. l') T. lmm‘ (it.
llu' Sti‘vi-lis llIIllsv, “Rulinmluy o'h‘lllllg.
m (outnnxmy nf tlu-ir rvuunl fur liim un
«in» «vv 0! hm dcpnrrurv fur Australia.
Sum» llflm-n couples \vprv preunl. and
passed the limo in mll‘lll l‘illlb‘fll‘fil‘, ilum‘v
mg. ctr‘.-—ergunncn l'r’rmrmh-r.
——.\lr. E. T. lumi- hi the sun of Uncle
Eben Law, of ihia city.
”4‘“. - ._
Tho mnrriugi» of Mr. llmvanl Slnpli‘n,
uf this oily. in Minn i‘lunsan Trundwvll.
n! \Vosipurl. tnnk plui'l' Tuesday Ilfti'r-
nmlll a! 5 o'clock at tlw rt'illlQ‘IH‘t‘ of tho
l\l'lil(“8 plirt'lllrl. Tin-y passed through
thu city on the 10:09 p. m. (min fur
Now York. \Vhon tin-y roiurn from
their wedding trip llwy will lm‘atviu
Norman.
‘w 0"
it is ovldvnt that Matt liird. Ilr. Nolan
and druggisl Hoyt lmvl‘ combined in
from» out some of tho lmrlwru in this
town. as Hwy have fiflrl‘l‘il m the «find
that the first one of tho Huron wlm
filmws is in pay fur a winu auppvr. The
boss lmrlwrs. wn lvnrn. urr trying to rniuo
by nubucriplmu I Hlllll of tnonm’ nulli-
clonl. in pay fur tho nuppvr. and if Llwy
sm‘cm-«l will buy ufl unu of the trip.
.0-
L‘ul. \V. H. .\Iiillurv diwl H1. Hrhlgvpnrt.
on “'wlnosdny nlglit lmal. llv aru‘rod
in: a volunteer aid on Col. Duryen's umfl'.
M zlwnutbrenk 0! {ho war. and ailur‘
ward as Captain and Major in the Har-
ris Light. Cavalry, of New York. In 1806
he was appointed Colonvl on the Mall of
Gov. Hnwloy, of Connecticut. He in-
vented an improved screw prupeller. and
was at work just before his fatal illness
upon a new torpedo. lle louvre a wife
and {our children.
,._fi,.* .,
Four steamers lay at the Bridge )ort
Steambont Cmnpanv's wharf ester uy.
the Bridgeport. aura, Vu can. and
Crystal Wave. the latter being now a
gunmen: addition to the fleet. having
a purchased by the company. SllP
came u from New York just behind the
Laura. ramrday night. and. it is said,
made the tri (ram Catherine street to
the Nnugntuc dock in three hours and
twelve "inhuman—Bridgeport News.
WM
“BIron Rudolph " was pressured at
the Opera Rouse. Monday evening. and
was received by a largo audience. Mr.
Knight. was supported by In excellent
conipundy. Mrs. Knight. balm: indie-
poaed. id not a poor, but the character
of “lilies Nellie Ishwood, a gay young
widow," did not. lose any of its vivacliy
in the hands or the young ladv who
impersonaled the character. The music
wII furniabed by nwmbera of Whoolor
& Wilson band. and was vxcollrnt.
W. - m
Mr. Swnnoborg oi llw firm of Emmo-
berx a er. wholesale nysuar dmllrh «at
San Fraulein-n. Cul.,bas lwon'in tuwn fur
the past month buying oysters for their
Calitornia trade. South Nov-walk aya-
termen Iuld tlwm over $4,000.00 worth
0! oyster-u. while the oyster-men of R0-
waycon sold mom will more. Mr. Swarm-
The oystermen of this section spank very
highly a! this firm. Ind will be planned
to are Mr. Swaneburg next full when he
inwnda to visit. them again.
m...—
At the mutual election of owners of
the Phalanx club. on TurIdIy evening.
the (allowing named wore elected: Ferd
B. Smith. provident: Jacob Turk. F. W.
Perrv. Gan. Newcomb. vice-Wilma.
Nat Regan. wretnry: Janice . HyItt,
twum; \V. R. OlmntoId. I“. .
Mitchell. Ind Junn Malone. investigat-
ing committee: J. A. Vullr. John Smith.
W. B. Norrie. Thor. HeflernIn. and
John BIloy. executive committee. The
third InnuIl hallo! tho club will :Iko
lIcn chnesdIy evening. Dec. 27th.
I rooms of the club Ire to he mo-
rated. Ind m wIlls Ind ceilingI Ire t
be "pointed.
WM
InJohn-McQubIe InyI ha hm been
Minimum: an the Invll in (MI plus.
for forty-tum yeIrI, Ind hop" to be
Iblo to do no (or many yuan to come.
He Ibo IIyI thIt. there Ire but two per-
Iooliu to now com in buIiuIII.
Mum t in; buIiqu who also. 03‘3“
-t m :1 I30. mo w
Infill ving‘. bfithfll luv. moved
Iwa. but be around us 9b“ nIIrly Ill
thI did. Mr. IoQohIo in I miIl
Benchma- wltbout In enemy. EIIIyI
I in" h. '0 ‘Nhl'hhrdtzysl
v I oratory '0! in
~ ’ , < III-Ida..." that
‘ mm m "h"
berg returnen to his home thiI week.‘
The “King or Denim" lIlu Bridge-
port.
w—
and C. H. HIrvoy‘I new Idverilao-
meat.
W
Dr. M. B. PIrdeo in out with I bobby
«nine.
0
Dr. C. G. Bahamian
riIge repainted.
MGM
A Grand Arm Post in soon to be in-
Itilutod in New iliord.
WOW
Now for tho borough olocllon, which
takes pluoo on Monday. December 4th.
Mr
Congrvssnmn - oloot Edward W. Soy-
mnur. was in this mty on Saturday lual.
. Woo-*—
(”Hours of tho U. H. (tonal Sun-0y have
unwind in nation on tho rxlrt‘mo und of
Bell's Island.
— . O O O
wPlenum)! mum: mid board; nlanmblo
board. Ruforonoa vxohnnzvd. Nu. ‘30
Monro» Sb. South Nnrwnlk, Conn.
”Q‘
Ununoilnmn Nash haa rammed from
New Jrrsvy. but his health rounnina
Ibo“! the some as wlwn he left. this oily.
. ‘,_
Rev. S. B. Janninga. rroently ruminant
voator of St. Paul‘fi ulmrolt ban boon the
guest ul Judflo Auuliu.
——~ 0'.
The but urgnn rvviml it! the Flrnt (‘um
ungatiuunl vhuri‘b. Norwalk. Will luko
lane on 'l‘uiwlay owning. November
8th.
‘19
(luv. lligolow. u! this Stair. baa ap-
jmiutml‘l‘hurmla)‘ llw Ruth day or No-
vmnlwr ma it day of public thanksgiving
and prayer.
in living his our.
~ _..__
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'l‘lw Ruin-rt Rmuwu oluh. of Nnrwnlk.
haw «hourly will i largo numlmr n!
tlokvta for tlwir annual ball in ho hold
in lawkwmxl‘n hull. Thanksgiving ova.
........ to.
'l‘lw‘mlilitiun tuthv wwwl MNnry im‘nm‘
muni‘i-il. It in to ho '35 x 50. twu Marion.
with it ill! null. lluilllvr ll. ll. l-‘llt‘lt
hit! ll‘t‘ll :iwzmlwl lhu mmtrui‘l.
0..
.\ wry inwrmling Sun-laymrhiml run»
curt tnnk llllll‘l‘ in Hip (‘mtgrvuuliunnl
chim‘h. llilil Sunday M-uning. Mr. Mur-
uhrtll ll. 'l‘ullm cumluvtml tlw Nl‘lYll‘l'rI.
.0.
Thu (will wuvo i‘ upon 1H. 'l‘lw .\liu-
muri FIVI’I‘ is lilm‘kvd Willi in' llllll in
Mmm-mtn u lu-nvv snow storm hm made
tl'llli ton and lwvlvi- fi-vl deep.
7 Q0.
Tho l‘UlIN“ null rrmmunalltmsprvhmlo
in tlw i-nrly morning sky. ll \t'nnntu‘
[llt'llrilll'i‘ in «on it 'l‘urmlaiy morning M ii
o'i‘lm‘k. ll can lw noon in It amtllu‘rly
diroclion.
. w—
w ————— 9..
As will ho noon in un mlvurtineuwnt In
annllu‘l‘ column. ‘JIH Hlllu'tui of tho .\‘urv
walk Look (‘«I. Mark will b0 Inld ul pulp
liv mwiiun in .\‘iuhuu. N. ll.. nu Wod-
nnadny. anmlwr L'l’lll. at. ill mu.
.0. v
MN. \\'m. .\. lluyvr. “if" of tho llnn.
Wm. .\. iluyor. (lll“l lll (lnullm. .\‘vhu
()t‘lfllk‘r Tull. Mr-I. (iuyvr \Tllu burn in
l'nrlluml. Hum” mnl was ilw daughter
of Mn. .\lairy Raymund. oi Flux Hill.
thin rlly. win) In nnw mlwiy your“ Ulll.
QI. ,
.\ tunm ul’ lllllll'n‘ iii-ram. mi rolurnina
{mm H. llmhlvn‘n imwml on Hundny.
toll «luwu tho high mulumknwnt on tho
turnpiki» ill the rrur ul llvury Nuynmnr'a
ri-nillvnvv. (luv uf tlm lmruwl wan lunlly
hurt. 'l‘lm driwr vu‘upml unhurl.
v... » 99.- —-—-
le uniniuilim' xnunulmg boll» wuhmr
on (lip panning ongmm urn on tho now
fruiglil murmur rrm-nllv purvlmm-d by
tho company. le “.lmlrmm‘du" lH llu‘
mmw of nun that pawn-d through the
only Tllt‘rulu)‘ M. 10 u. m.
.0.
Stunnilmnt t‘xvilvult'nl iI M fi-vnr lwnl
In “tulip-port. Tln- i-xviiomvnl in in»
twmwi llw Rowdulv uml ('ryr‘lul \Vuvo.
Tho liumnlnlv Irv-iv»: lll Bridal-purl rvvry
night uhvml. and in Kl'l‘l'lt‘d Willi I‘l‘rt‘l‘l‘ll-
ing of wliinllt-s, lirlngnf cannon, fir».
workn. ru‘.
.0.
Thu luilunr'u n! Nnrwulk‘s Hllfll‘t‘ a! the
Riwr umi Harbor sir-u] should lm i-x-
pi-nilul lu-luw tlw lrrnlgva, “'hui iv the
um- ul' wnluning nnd (ll‘i'IM‘nlflL’: lht- up-
or chamwl to float u. vonsi-l that cannot
gm llu-ru? Thr- nmd-ilnu..or should com-
mence n! the mouth of the harbor and
Wurk np.——H¢mr.
——Now we would liki- m hour from the
Guzcflv on this (arm'.
vac.
Thu lair given by St. Mary‘s moiety.
of Nurwnlk. war! a grand ouch-us. A
lively (mules! ivns brought about by the
sni‘ii-ty will-ring it lmmlsnnw trumpvt for
tho umxt ,mpulnr lirv (-nmpnny in town.
“'ith the trumpet was in lmuilmmw stand
proaoriled to tho Hllt‘lt‘ly by Mr. “'lllium
Lockwood. of llw lmruugh. The prize
was Cnrriwl off by tlw llupo lion» cum.
any. of Norwalk. le VOH‘ ulnml nu
allows : Hope [luau (30.. 2181; l’hmnix
Enginr (‘n.. 045; Old Woll Hook and
Ladder ('n.. of thin oily. 9.35.
, <99
Mr. Still-a Curtis. nn lllll and respi-i-lml
citizen Hi the lmrnugli. died Smuriluy
morning lust. In spunking 0! his lll‘fltll
the Guzrfll' says: "'l‘liuu nnotlu‘r ml the
reside-lulu «if our ln-nuiiful Grown lmov
boon rvmnvvd. ’Flmsv lmmi'a undwr the
[rum and the nhmluwnnf the cltun‘llou,~—
how nftrn. within a low short years,
have tlu-ir head“ been taken away: Row.
Wm. Cuupor Mend. l). 1).. Edwin Luck-
wuod. Levi Clark. Jumcu Malory. James
Hoyt. und now Stiles Curtis.“
00’
Sunniur Baker of this city accompa-
nied hy (-mnplroller-elect Frank D. Slout.
Ira E. Hicks. departnwnc commander
of the Grand Army of the Re ublic of
this state: Henry E. ’l‘nimnrof arcford,
“'m. A. Aiken of Norwich and “'11). I1.
Pierpontof New Haw-n visited the sol-
diera Home (formerly Fitch's Home).
Noroton. Tuesday afternoon. They Ion
this city on the 1:95 and returned on the
4:20 p. m. train. They were well pleased
with tho arrangements nuide, and cure
lIkon of the old soldiers of that. place.
Thiahomois now under the care nnd
control of tho Grand Army of the RI-
ublio of this "Ito. Senator Baker and
on. Couch of this town were appoinrr
ed by Mr Fitch to two that the objeoy
of the institution were carried out.
The remains of Er. James P. Bennett,
Ion-in-law 0! Mr. Amhel Diokerman.
this city. who died at his home at Mel-
roae Hi hlanda. near Boston. on Tues-
dIy of not week. were brought. to thiI
city on ThursdIy last. Mr. Earthen had
been in failing health Ior sometime
past. but. had attended toblucbuliueu
until Manda last. when mobi lilI
home on Me mos HighlandI to Willie be
1m! just. removed from Baton. was and-
denly punctuated. Ind graduIlly growing
worse. died the next duv. Mr. Benn» .
and Miss Cornelia W. filokerm‘un. we
married in thin city the 11th of Marc
lIIt. The funeral took plans on Snub
day from the residence of MLA. Dick-
ermIa. corner of High street and Bar
View Ivonne.
, .v.—.
Tuesday night ofiioar HIll, of New
CInIIn, arrived in Danhury. with IIIIO
GIul. colored. who committed Imus:
dIItIrdl cum on Miro Lucy BIB“.
or Redd ng. in ugust last. The olfioor
loIrned that. GIul was chopping wood in
North Salem. New York. Ind on Irriv-
in! there proceeded to the home at lbs
to u Gaul “In working for. The culprit
WII arrested before be bad tlmo even to
express wall-in. Ho consented to Ic-
oompIny l to Connecticut. Ind II-
ierdn morning wu taken to Bedding
by °‘?" Sullivun. of Danbury. where
be won identifiod by Mia BIrII. GIul
in I dnpenn obIrIotIr. Ind bII loved
one term in the rule prints. KowII
token to Bridgoport last night on tho
0:10 in“: Iron: tblI city by calcar- HIll.
H—
Tbo mom! 1! Mr. Morris Joanin
wulIrgoly Ittondod It EIII Nnrw
IIIt BundIy “matron. . Fowlr
Po». 0. A. 8.. E. H. Ed comm-
drr. wII prawn With 00 momlaIrI. Ir.-
Jonuiugo w I!» I member of Our
Brother-I Lodao. I. 0. O. F. at tho hora
ougb. who won pron!“ with on:- on.
kind!“ mouth“. bald" Burl
or W
J‘XEdeggymh city “and“ tub: mn-
mhorI. Ron. ulna»
book mm mm tho moIr’Il'
”we...” nm‘r. m “rm“? :2
guru-in «.an "’
York city
a in town thin week. ,
1 WW .
‘a—ab wanted to in": the riutln ‘
Mani Apply Ii tbiu oflioe. p 3
. W
Mr. Ind Mn. Will E. OIbornI vao
roturnod {mm their wedding tour. ‘
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The Hoyt Brother-f Immer at New
HIVII: lI in our hubor. Mr. ObIrloI W.
Hoyt our!“ over with liar.
W
Buck Lowe has moved with his {Imi-
l‘yrto Dibbla‘a block (row over Brown &
Iloox‘I store.
5—»
.Mk Farr-in of New
has"
Mr. George Ella. formerly oi the Ga-
zette. will noon commotion the manu-
facture of machinery in the borough.
”moor—v“—
Ollloor Dayton would like 1.0 lay hill
hands on I young prisoner who succeed-
ed in gelling away from him 1am week.
woo."—
H. Van Humour. and Mr. Dunlop.
branch of Washin ton market. have
changed their adds Mia week.
CliIrlII Brothel-ton. 0! Norwalk. and
Mill Annie W. Waterbury. of Emu Nor~
walk. wem mIrrlod last night in Port-
cheater.
O o. ' ' -
Theo nor oommiuion lmvu' received
018.000 or (loads. aurvoya. em. from lho
1;“ of December. 1881. to the phloem
i no.
- _. <f-
The lint pulxlio mootinu of the Mum-
al lm rovomem Society of this oitv will
be he d in tho Congroant-iunnl olum‘h
noxt Monday evening.
,. _ fl.-. .fi,
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Flnrrnoo will prob
ably up r in Music Hall. (Phi-lamina
work. manor Knit p in trying to or-
rnnuo it date wilh t vir manhunt tor
Chrinl II night “my will nppoar in
“Tim l uhty Dollar."
“DH...
Tim musicians of Norwalk mineral
in turn» to hour Mr. dey‘a organ mini
at tho Fir-ii! t‘onarugutional l‘buroh. on
Tiwailny ovonitur. Many from llrid -
purl and Now lluvon worst promxm. g1.“
tmlaii‘ oompumblv wlib it (or standout
or hmuiv has iwur boon produend in the
town. r. Gwen‘s alluring would bums
boon vory vnjnynblr Worn it not for n
tri-mulMtdn 1w givvs to Wot-y unto. 'l‘ho
first of Mr. E'lily‘n suli‘cliunu want u now
(“true by Lint. nml \vhilo wholly \Illllkl‘
I fuguo. W“! the pins! mirxmiun organ
'7‘
.muaiv yo! compound.
9‘. "-
Notlco In IIN‘ l'ulillc
()n and after Nuvvinlwr l-‘nlt. lllf'
Washington night vxprona lritiufl' going
mm and wont will be discontinued until
further nutivv. Wu. ll. Srlcvicxsnx.
Stuwrlmuttdonl
‘I.’ I
I). d". N‘- Ruin-mid 'l‘lntc-‘l‘ublr'.
Tho ll. 8: N. liiulruud (in. loaned it now
timwlublo in mlw i-llvvt iii-day. Traina
will leave this city for llunlmrv. as (ul-
lmvn: 0:30 in" : hill. 5:04. “3N. and
11:30 p.111. Inn'o llunburv for this citv
m «rm. and 8:15 n.m.: 122m m.; 4:06.
and 0:15 p m. Sunday train will louvo
lliu (‘in iii ll runs. ramming. luuvi‘ llun-
lmry M 7:30 pm.
w~—~
Rullronu lint-torn.
'l‘lw air in again full of rllmnru in ro‘
gnril In tho (‘unmlidaiml rnml. It is
now N‘D‘lr‘l‘il lluit llw ' lmw abandoned
thi- ulvu of laying it iloulllu truck. and
Will build I now rum! Ibnut on the line
Illnplml by tho l‘II‘ullol company. Thori-
iu u pnrty Iurvnvinx jun! north of us.
but it is lmpnsnib v to 1mm from tliom
llu- uhjwl of tho survey. it.- tboy Mo
"tum an oyltt-rn.
.. .....-
Doucluu Acum‘m)‘.
I‘ruf. \V‘. (i. .\‘vwoll u! llridgomrl.
will upon a dancing aundvniy for lives
and Morton: in llibblu'tl linll. .\lnin nirvot
Hilarity on Friday nflornmm, Nuvolu~
L‘lihntl p. Hi. I'm! Noun-ll is an ox-
porwuvod lonelier. and vunws to this
\vull rvvumnu-ndod. (lamb-mun nnd lo-
dws wishing to jail) is avlvt‘l Pvcning
clnnscimiln so by leaving their nnum
at lluyi'n phunmicy.
«. ..
" I’ulur lh-ur“ l’luur.
Mr. Clmrlvr. \\'. Smithbnfl just rocvivvd
n largo stuck or Iliv "Polar Bear" brand
uf‘ilnur. which is considered mm o! the
but brands in the murkrt. Mr. Smith
was the firm. to ininuluco this flour into
thin city. and him Nlll‘ u largo quantity
of it. It is now being used in
all thi- counuisury dopartmontn o! the
Unin-d Staci-n guvornnieni. having been
pronounced the bout. nl'lor ntlmrough
tort. with all other brands. A trial is all
that in noennsary In be convinced of its
superiority.
-_ ‘.V » ———
Blgclow Battalion.
Tho members of liigr-luw Battalion. of
Nurwulk. will prmwnt at the ”porn house,
on Friday owning. November 24m. H.
Byron‘l three-not comi‘dv. entitled, 1
"()ur Buys." The canto wil consist. of
the loading anmtvura of Norwalk. Music
will ho furnished by liowe‘anrolthm.
and tho admission. (including reserved
seats). will be fifty cents. The tickets
can llt‘ procured of the members of the
battalion. and diagrams will be open on
and after Monday. Nov. 2011). in 8 n.m..
at lion's drug slurp. Nor-walk. nnd Com-
sluck llrulhorn‘. this city. No person
will be ullowoil in rmu‘rvo mum than ten
seats at um» lime. »
‘ O .
The Now Draw.
le committal appointed to construct
this new drnw'hridge. hold a "tooling last
night. Soundings have already been
made by Mr. Hill. assistant surveyor 0!
th may 0! New Haven. who find: about
22 feet of mud or either and of the
bridge: about two foot of sand and than
rock. A rip-raploundulion will undoubt-
edly have to be laid for the stone piers.
Plans and specifications will soon be
randy i0 othin estimates. The work on
the bridge will not be commenced until
early spring. The committee will robo-
bly Ieoure the services of Mr. ill. of
New Haven. who is an experienced on-
gineer. to Iuparlntend the construction
of the draw.
Pensions.
Pension Commissioner Dudley has
undo the discovery that. there tit-91,000.-
OGOex-aoldlars yet living in the United
States who have never appliad for pen-
Iions. Thm men are getting along in
years. and disorders contmoted in the
Iervioo are manifesting themselvea in
nslonIblo disabilities. The prevalent
deI tlm the union rolls should be de-
creasing It i is time is. he tlilnka. er-
roneouu. They are. on the contra ,
likelvseolnouui for name yearn. T e
InnuIl Imount {or current ymenu 1-
now Ibout ”5.000.000. exo naive of Ir-
rem The commissioner ll informa-
tion that patitious are in 01 ntion for
mtum. praying con '1‘” to pass
«other Irma of pension ills.
WOW
An Important Donia-Ion.
Bi Iota of the leglIlIlureI of New
Yor Ind Connecticut. the waten 0!
Ion. IIlInd round Ire divided between
the two “Ital (or the purpooe o! decor-
minlug fisbin ri to Ind lble quel-
tlonI or in 10 on. Ju goNelIon. o!
the United Sum court. in I will brought.
union the Providence BteImboIt oom-
pIny by I Iurvlvor or the NIrrIgInIot
Miner, hII rendered I decision which,
i! contained, will invalidate tht put of
the Monday I moment raining to the
loud. The in go decide: that Long
IIlInd mad 1: I put of the Atlanta
emu, Ind m nIvl Irion is not governed
by the provirlom o the Io: regaining
iahnd wIton. Should tbiI daemon be
numbed. neither New York nor Cou-
Motiout could. examine proprlotIt-y
right! in the Iound balm-la.
———”.___
Variety flapper and Fair.
Tile 8 I'wood Union SundIy-Iobool
wluhol IvIrii-ty no :- Ind tIir, It
lode III“. on Wed: Iy Ind “My
‘ main”. November 806 Ind 880. for the
or build I now Ind
ml “I . which lI $31. mood. TblI
in; I union ubool. Ill the church.- In
oo-opunflng, Ind eIob will vao
nblu Ind Irtielu or in own'oo exhibi-
tion. All lac-ranted in our; work
to compel-Ito
comm _
mutton! .
lib" An ro-
w on. In.
but“ toobbu‘
m,
Weather for October.
During the mouth '0! Ootobu there
were 18 clou- Ind 10 oudy am: 16
mm Ind 10 cool dun: 8 lb. wind
in: northwut: 5 nmbmt; northwest;
}m%?ltt 8dIyIilI ulufiaoggg
' morn m
gr,“ 35332;: 7 I. mun“ 3m.“
In . m. 0M I
dI '5. Col. 8:11.. It 7 I. up. 08 am...
It p. 1b.. 78 dam
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IIIIIIIr-y Exemption.
The military enrollera tho In their
work. In the adjunnt- um Iordera
concerning exemption rom milltI
duty and tax occur: the iollowina: "A 1
persons between eighteen Ind (arty-five
your: of age. desiring exam tion .fl'om
military duty and commutm on tax, by
mason of momIl or phyIloIl diIIbilily.
must. report. to one o! the t IurgeonI
for examination. and i! ound exempt
will be furnished wiih I oertlflonu of
exemption. to be fillod by them with lbe
aeloctmen or the town when they Ire
liable to be enrolled. Thou who were
exempted by post surgeons in 1878. 1879.
1880. and 1881. and the (liability closed
MI permInem. will not be uired to be
oxItuiuod Ianin. union 0 cred In by
the auraoon-gonenl. PornonI not filing
their certificate of exemption with the
aolootmon before the flu: day of ‘I-‘ebru-
ary will be debut-rod from oxamption for
the your.“
WM. «WM.
AMUSEMENTS.
an: LUCA:
Manager Mitoboll by «glacial allure baa
auncooded in booking one of the finest.
attractions of the «own. The oompIrrg
Nimrod to la the "Slaymn Ideal 00 a
Company“ from tho Lycium hum“ of
(minnow-“Sam Lucas“ the peoplm‘ tn-
vorito comedian no long connected with
rho “llyera Slalom Combination“ is with
this company. Thin attrIcilon opera in
Build“ on the 38rd lust. for I period or
two weeks. Ind it. iI by more Ieoidont
that. tho "imminent hII tho plmure
of procuring to our people In they
play in the lamroitioa only. ThlI oomv
mw \vill npponr at. the Open Homo on
‘uoudny owning Nov. 2m and wo look
{or n (‘rowdod house. For particular: two
amIll hula. Sonia now on role It the
usual platoon.
”www—
am" Another llm Shop.
The good work oominuon. South Nor-
walk in to ltnvn Inolher but Incmry. A
cu-mrlnorapip has been iornwd. (ior the
lllrptW‘ or manufncluring lulu.) by Mr.
llamual Raymond n! this city. tormorly
tuwnum for Duty .2 Barnum. Ind Mr.
Frank (himnmck. now With Holmm &
lerr 0! Nurwnlk. Thoy have pur-
chm-d a mum tool from. and 50 foot
drop. from Messrs. Bard & Elwrll on
Day atroec juiat. bclnw the Lockwood
Manufacturing (10.. on tho 0 pmito side
of tho tutu-rt. where they wil commence
this work. the building of a hat (Ictory.
Tho mIin building will be 30x52. lbm
sturii-n. also a plank shop 30x40. one Ito-
ry. Tho capacitv of tho “Mary will ho
between 30 and 50 dozen hats per do '.
They will umnui‘m‘lurc ItitY bats. r.
Raymond in a practical button will: run-
ny yonru ox wricnco. whih‘lllr. (‘omutock
iI n lhnroug i business man and we have
nudnuht but what tlwy will meet with
good worms in thoir now ontorpriw.
mow——
llolldu)‘ star.
A wry pretty holldIy iublimtion. the
forerunner. no doubt. 0 (when in the
mm» ilirm‘iion. is Tho Holiday Slur.
which mum; to us in illustrated covers.
and mutants n poem appropriate to the
wagon i! colebrmm. by Annie 8. Norm",
Ind two pngoanl Incrod mimic (or the
pmnoiorw. The first cover represents
tho Iunwt sky. through which floats In
angelic child. pointing to the Bur of
Christmas in tho zenith. tho luck the
clmrncu‘r o! tho abbreviated Grock
clmmctur which stand for the name of
(‘hriat in old manuscripts and monu-
munta. Both are charming specimens
of good color work. llw latter being (‘I-
pcctnlly noticonblo for delicacy and pur-
ity of tone. Mr. A. E. CbIamIr of New
York city. formerly of Dorian. and a
pupil of our Union School. in tho origi-
nator and publisher of this bountiful hol-
iday present. The Misses Dawson 0!
this city have taken the agency for
them. where in I few days. they can be
8990.
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lllr. \anlor’u 8M Appointment
The New HIven Journal and Courier
has been inquiring into the maker of
the ruff appointments by Governor-
elect Waller. The paper any: that ru-
mor names General Couch. of Norwalk
{or adjutnnt-General. “He was unner-
master-general on Governor Hu bIrd'I
stall. is I West Point graduate. and com-
manded «division under Fighting Joe
Hooker in tho war. General James R.
Coir. of Norwich. a wru- vewrnu who
went cum private and came home I
general, has been mentioned {or the
same position. General Coir, was as-
sistnne ad pliant-general under the Hon.
Folin M. tiger-Ion. For quartermuter-
general. General W. H. Green, of Hart-
ford. is mentioned. He was quarter-
muter-xenuml on Governor lngersoll's
and. Editor Parsons is mentioned for
pa master-general. William H. Bonds.
of cw London. and Major Bannon. of
Waterburv. for cummimry-goneml.
Dre. Bin-zen. and C. P. Lindxley. of New
Haven. and J. J. S. Dohorry are mom
tiuned {or surgeon general."
Roll of Honor—Union Soho-0|.
FRANKLIN 81‘. 8011001..
iii h School—Senior Class. Louise
Smih: Middle class. Grotto Ellondorf:
Junior class. Stella Theile.
Grade 9~Clnaa 1, Nelson Raymond;
class 2.Emma Grvgorv.Genevieve Smith,
Lizzie Tollos. Emma room.
Grade 8~clnsa 1, Ella Guy-er; class 2,
Nellie Fanchor.
Grade 7—Geneva Dunning; clIsI
Harry Evana.
Grade 0—Clnss 1, Jennie Merritt; elm
fivoiidhdie Hopkins. Annie Smith, Amy
'1
~I
Grade 5—Claas 1, May Raymond: elm
2, Mar Par-doe. .
Grn e 4—Class l. Richard Dunn; clIII
2. Lulu Beatles.
Grade 3~clIas 1. Gracie HIviIInd.
Willie Pbillipmn, Sarah Reed; Class 2.
Irving Farris. Marion Huntington.
Grade 2—0133: 1, Bessie Lyon: Chan 3,
Willie Jennings.
CONCORD 81‘. SCHOOL.
Grade 8-cluas 1. Stella Kent: clus 2,
ChIrlio KnI p.
Grade 2—0 353 1, Lena Knipell.
wow——
Liquor moon-cl.
The county commiaalouers met in the
City boll. Monday and TueIdIy, to issue
licensee. and were kept Ictively ensued
while there. The roooipu durlnx the
two dIyI were 04,896.00. to were
no protests Ind oouwtly no refu-
IIla to rInrlioenIeI. liquor "mm
were Il 0100.00 mohmxoopt Jerry Don-
ovan Ind M. Beck". theirI being
0195.00 snob. Th0 beer and oldor li-
oenm were 050.00. Drugglat. $12.00.
The commissioner: mo: in Bridge
yum-any. To-dIy Ind Morrow e
will be in Stamford. Ind in Greenwio
on SIturdIy. Next WedneodIly the 88d.
they will meet in Burlbun‘a Iw olfioo.
NorWIlk. to ”lacuna. The (allow
in iI I [in 0 than noted by the oom-
m winner-I while in iI oily:
naooamn‘ new“.
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l. I. no” b in. So. NWIIk. W. S. Buford
om: Ll
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W . )1. Sasha Gogol. mlek.
lilullI Harp”. L. " “
1.: non 1.108385.
A. R. Aubert.
3. lb!“
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NOVEIJTIES
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l .5
lg.
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Of Every Description. to which we invite the Itteution of the
Ladien
Cloakings,
Cloaks, and
Jackets,
—----—At our Usual Low Prices
GLOVES!
We Show a Fine Line of
Kid, Dogskin, Buckskin, Cloth,
And Prices Lower Than Ever.
HOSIERY and
UNDERWEAR.
We are this Fall Ahead of any Previous Season, Ind
our Prices and Quality of Goods will Convince Every Close
Buyer that we are Head-Quarters for such
Goods. .3
Gents’ Furnishing Goods.
WE HAVE A FINE LINE OF
HOSIERY, Etc., Etc.
Bllllllll’! B inlets . , illlii
-——OF EVERY DESCRIPTION—
Horse Blanke
The Finest Line Ever Sbowa’infilf ‘
8 P E C I A. L !
~ We have this day Muked Down I line of
Genital}
I
From 750. to 50 .
Norwalk Chronicler