*1
.,
m
handout-anion.
“it SRRV’R‘KN AT 72H?
.; ~ ERNAQ‘LR. .
“an «an aim artifice. “hr
“3M win «flux on union end
,. .m‘lr. thaw: mutating ml
w an. at» Naming in»
“t . “we “throw mu
.iu marking their “my tum m wry
hurt of tho minds». Night nhor
1W tho Tobi-mac \ in through! by “\r
N Win. Mid wiuhiei‘hil Milt: have
M follow-d the labors or the Mn-
”; Ir. I‘ntt‘i immiitlons ““th
I... bin lelily told illustrations.
quiet humour and rpigiwuuititic rhythm.
"Id If. Hilli‘r‘vi t‘lwar loom and dining
pith- lure brought tangible Nsiilts.
l. 'l‘het‘hrmtinn t‘htll‘i‘ll lieu liy com
tnon nonunion min arousal and lifted
out o! the drop nits in “‘illvll it we“ in w.
in. Great tiuiulu-oi me quwkwml tutu
new love and arm iiy.
Sum of the tindiwidu-d brought by
the ordinarv ministry to tho very Mo‘s)»
old of the 'madoui hnvu liwii drawn
n3!“ new and um .vuu'cd. lit-rem m
that laying true :»—-"0;ic min-iii. and
another mwih.“
3. Rncknlidon have been rvclaiuied.
'3. Early Chriwtieiiui below afraid to
to tiny one {or Cl riit. hat» .1)
found their tongues and their gifts.
thnt they Will not hr silent and iiiielvss
nny mow.
Without question ti iii-c has llt‘t'll liiu-
dled in the churches which tit pn‘ncut is
burning with a gathering hrightiivss.
The Christians of this city, i‘siwcially
at the Tnbernnclc should learn _.
‘ let. The cbnrni of variety and elas-
ttcgéy in applied to the order of service.
. . This valueof sgccinlagencits such
as Meant-a. Pratt an “mar rvpreecnt.
and yot the ulldlllllfllxlht’d value of ll‘m
ordinnry than! hostility of the pulpit
and the church. r
The riirc Wisdom displayed by tho
Evnnaclm in rice-king tho true rcvii‘ul
of the church. so that when tho spcrcial
ngency has nwept many into lllr King-
dom of Christ. the ordinary ligancy may
rwud gather and foster the converts.
4th. The importancc of tho riftvr
meeting for-which evcry church should
nuke provtsion.
5th. The subdiiing power mid tho
unimpaired magcsty of tlic old gospel of
the Sun of God. Let clirist‘iiins hood
this reuval, as it bids them not only
the fnith in God. but to use the snow
and expel-mace He has given them. Th.-
llstthmg lglnnvpcoplc um for God is their
bruins. Sometimes wv may even find
earnestneeg. faith. and zual among those
who act in many respects as if they
thought any stupidity or routine would
do for the work of the Kingilon of Heav-
en.
—_____
THE "'HISKY AN!) TORJCt‘tl TAX.
A demand for the l‘tdut‘llilll of tho tux
on liquor and tobacco arm-s from curtain
part! of the country. but it does not up
pear to be the wish of the muss of the
people. As a rule. those who clamor for
the reduction are intluencedxiot m much
by n desire to serve their country as by
personal interest. Sumo uni tlcailcrs in
the commodities which they wi>h to rr~
liove {mm fixation. gem.» are monopoo
list: who wish to save the turifi from ro-
duction. others are mu L‘i‘cutin'cs «if lili .9
two classes and do their bidding in orxlt‘r
to retain their own political power. The
majority of American citizcmi. however.
believe in compelling: the consumers of
these Wu! substances to contribute
to the union‘s support. rather than to
relieve them at the expense of the poor
man who spends his hard earnings for
the necessities of his family.
One consideration alone would justify
the reduction of the whisky and tobacco
tux. I! A reduced tax would yield a
grater revenue. without increasing the
consumption of thus» hansfui commodi-
ties. a reduction would be both justifia~
ble and desimblo. The only way in
which a reduction of the tax could iti~
crew revenue without increasing con~
sumption would he by lessening illicit
distilling and other cvnaions of the law.
by diminishing the numbi-r of paid
omcinlii cant-god with the enforcement of
.i ”MAE Th‘w. and by relieving thedepartuieni
of justice of a part of the expanse of
prosecuting Violators of lllt‘ law. Evcry
other consideration deuumls lllv main-
tomnce of high taxcs on liquor and to-
bacco. The cause of temperance drh
hands the Buppmiloa of the ntanufflflr
ture and sale of tlii‘sc t-vlls by judicious
legislation Which shall include the high.
est rate of taxation that can be t‘iillt’t‘lrd;
the national l't‘VQllllt‘ must he raised iw
axing something. nod what better call
ho choaen than nrticlau which no man is
obliged to use and which are productivc
of evil When he does use them? The
poor labour. who pays a heavy tax on
the augnrnnd clothe. which he must
hnve, demands is tax upon the injurious
luxurie- which he (an wily refnin
from using. Even the consumer of
liquor md tobacco seldom denies lib ob-
ligation to contribute largrly to the bur-
den of tnntion. which he knows is
lately caused by pallpt'l'lilll and crime
Insulting mostly from the use or the u»
dden under consideration.
II it probnble that it reduction of the
fix would prevent GTEBlOIll-l oflaw and
luau-no the revenue without increasing
the mac! tobacco and whisky? We do
not believe that it would. The law
new: to be reasonably enforced, the e:-
onllecdon in. apparently. not
'annu to the tun-moaned.
tad experience will probably enable leg-
islators to nuke even better law: {or
rating revenue by this form 0! taxation.
.) all ma. therefore. is: Congreg-
. ' ' Kelley? eflort to
.. “my theyyieldntnll.
min-ii xvi-It W the bet-in 0t 9’
wbidt ehdl includes reduc-
In other words, let
“dreamt-brushed toaecnrethebeut
We; nnd i! they find them":
unable, through equal determination on
the port of their opponents. togetthe
halal-stiles. in nupirlt or (air con-
n nit» ‘
Din Reyt Milan Mittihil W n!
pl! hex woman“ rind othtw Navy
«“23“. til “liable for tho holidiwx
niumtiiiv .ixn raw? “rum
In ll. Rm ' without doubt. who:
i \deshty of hiriry auflmuw
rid» of he? Minimise stock or “ultimo“
river below awn hi this oily. “or stock
i‘oniiinni of albumin and other urticleu
suitable nod ncwxpuiblo its holiduy
«tits. Nu J. A. timifivy. of Litiii er‘ti
block. mains n fine di div of millinorv
for the holiday truth. ti l o} Vwhich the In
selling tit rediu. prim. ‘l‘hn Minna
St. John and Mrs. ‘eiwcvtt. of tho lio~
rough. I: will he in“? u: tinnoiitim‘niuut
in soothe-r column. aw stilling ‘llt‘ll‘ ini-
merino tituclts of million-y at out.
3001's. SlIHK‘l. 1‘3".“ WPPKRS. ‘1“.
“union nw now mowing \‘cry Ninth
2min.- and .lmiralilv goods in tho way of
Nudy‘niadv tniiut slippci‘. in cloth. rind
fnncy hurtlwni. umhmidcml iitiil ortiit»
uwntcd. which luv sold at wry reasona-
ble wires. and NW wry appropriate for
thc liolidiiys. For the purchm of thumb
and uthcr urticlos in the hoot niid shoe
line. we would rccommond our waders
to tho won-known atoms of H. S. Brown.
C. ll. Bnrvcy. and John Schatih. till of
whom am making an mun-cut! fcntun‘ of
their splippcr dopirtuioiit. and have ur~
ranged ii “in ipcr window,“ which 0:-
hibits a bountiful array of those articles.
DRY Goons. ETC.
At A. Dickeriiiaii & Son‘s. iiiid H. Van
liooucnr‘s can he found, its usual. llll‘
meme stocks of dry goods. and tlwrc lli
nothing in the world that delights a
lady‘s rye so much its such storcu. as
kopt by those firms. Beside dry good.
Meson. Dickormnn & Son have pmparcd
oepcczally for tlic holidays. by large pur-
chases in fancy goods. Yniilrce [lotions
and a good sclcction of books. all of
which thcv are selling at greatly rcduci-d
irices. Mr. Van llooeciir tillers zipcciiil
mains in dry goods.
ci.urui.\‘o .\.\‘l) utixrs‘ rt‘itxisiiixu nouns.
There is not a place in the, country
that is butter provided for plnccs to solvet
their rcudy-tiiadc clothing rind gt‘lllri‘
furnishing goods from than this city.—
Mexirs. t‘onistock Brothcrs. and .\1. [lil-
vis carrv an excellent and tremendioua
stuck ofclothing. besides excellent lines
of fine underwi-ar. tins, silk handker-
chivfs. and other necetwiry articles of n
gentlcumn‘s toilct. bosidcs iiiuny ornit-
uientzil articles. An inspection of their
largo show-windows is wvll worth one's
Ulllt‘.
CBOCKERY. GLASS “'ARE. ETC.
While on your round of inspection of
holiday stocks do not fail to visit the
Moro of I“. ll. Nash & llrothcm, upper
Main sircct. Hero Will [is seen the
largcsb and htndsomest stock of crock-
ery. glass. tin and wooden wore in tho
town of Norwalk. Ito lintidsmiie and
appropriate prurient cannot be found at
this store. we doubt if it can be found ill.
any . ther place. \Ve say again—do not
fail to pay this store a visit.
L‘.\.\'lill-‘.S AND cosvacrioxa.
John Holland. the popular Blair) strcot
confection”. is ircpiircd to nice! the de-
mands of the holidays for everything iii
the line of candics. confccnoiiery. eta,
nearly all of which lie iiiutiufucturcs ut
his own establishment.
.‘illSCl-ILLANEI it's.
If you are in snatch of good groceries,
rviuemlwr (loo. \\'. Day. \Y. \V. Coni—
winch. T. ll. (.luycr & Son, and (‘liurli-s
\\'. Smith. who can always supply you.
or if the boy's father or iiiotlivr Wlnll to
keep lhcir doors closed this cold weathi‘i‘.
call at Quintard‘s hardware store. where
both of these wants can be satisfied. If
you want to make a preayit in the fur-
niture line. remember that David Stow.
of this city. and William Lockwuod, of
the borough. make in, ‘ial provisions:
for the holidays, in their line. anmond
Brothers and John H. Ferris. both linvu
largo stocks of coal at the best qualities
mint-d. Send your orders to thrill to dc-
liver a ton of coal to l~0lll€5 poor. needy
pcrson. to makc tllt‘ll‘ lire warm and
bright on Christin 3 day. Nothing Will
prove more acceptnhlc.
TUXSORlAl. PAL.“ l-2.
Now whon you have done your duty to
your neighbor and youruelfayou of the
masculine gender—repair to Jamil) I’n~
kiilski‘s tonsorial palace. in tho Mnliack'
i‘lllt) hotel building, and gct ii first-clam
hair cut. shampoo, shsvc. hath. etc, so
that you may ho able to start out in the
now your. With not only a clear cull~
scirnce, but a clean person. at tho same
time much iuipmvcd its to your personal
aptwarantw-—-:ihovc all llllllgnulu not for‘
get “Jake.“
----v , «aw
Boudoir ol the Ruler.
The committwun revision of the house
of nipresoututivi-s held it meeting hut
ivceli If tho ofllce of A. Benton Robert-
son. New Haven. Spunk" Hall. Mesa-rs.
Robertson and Law. of New Hahn, and
Mr. Johnson. of Etiflcld. were prcscut.
Thu committee has finished its work and
expect. to submit it to Colonel D. R.
Wright. of New Haven. and Senator
Eaton. of Hartford. and subscipioutlv to
Governor Waller and one or two others
in authority, for suggestions. The right.
of chnirtnnn of committees to open and
close debate on tiny matter reported has
been one of the rincipul changers, and
has the eflect o the previous question
and the rights of the minority report
nail it: friends. An important chnn e
is that excluding from the floor of a
house all idle spectator-s. lobyistu and
other persons who hnve no business
there. The sprinter has the right to tid-
mit to the floor and to invite strangers
not rte-idem of the stnte. A win also in-
Ql‘ted in that the clerk should hold hills
utter their passage two days in order to
give tints (or reconsidemtinxi. The chum
man of shading and selwt committees
are to In" the first choice of seats. then
the senior members and next the oldost
member. The remaining seats are to be
drnwn for in resence of the house and
under I supervision of the speaker or a
committee. The floor will be free to the
executive ofioers of the state, chaplains
Ind commissioners the judicin and the
canton. The speaker may be n at for
two days and provision la mode for the
elecfionotnncwupenker in unofthe
nickna- or disability of the present otfl
0.. sad rule 48 provides for contingen-
clzs not otherwise covered by the rules.
———¢¢~——-—
Tllo Connecticut Far-ten.
The Men’ convention at Bockville
lat woek In: a success. the attendance
being annually good. Professor W. A.
Ste-ran. of Amherst, lectured on “The,
Utility of Birds in Agriculture and Mi-
gration.” He aid that a large number of
birds found in thlutntenre of rent ben-
efit to the farmer, nnd if proper v encour-
_ wou'd av. them y d dur-
ing the gear. . the king-
Erd to of the most value to the agri-
culturist. 'fi‘e yellow bird and black
bird should ulso be encourured, as they
destroyed runny insects. She blue jay
nnd English I w are of no benefit to
the farmer. he Bdtimore oriole nnd
wereot benefit to the firmer.
An em lecture was given Thnrldny
morning by air. Goodwin on ”The Meat
flflr Ulirnnte Deetrotving of our
" ”the o the regular
lesion delivered
between ‘
if the boys want a good pair of skint-s. I
thew-om was 0 v. Tim Wfihlfl'
it “in in ~
Juli-ii hind In“
M
a m In mutter.“ 1.143.
Th‘.‘ . t hum phv. WWI“ of
WI or mlor. ladyh‘iifhilh won for her
warrior owr mum and («Nth liliiid
om fl‘um
w~<~~”~-v‘~!—
M Writer.
Good moor l! both a “infinity and n
priwlrssri blushing. Foul water is n
awn and ii numhhacr of (loath: not
overarE-itm will drink impure writer. It
inn {veil Q‘Glamltlht‘d fiii‘t. thiit impure
with-r inn: prolific a mum of dim nu
impure air. Many dim mortally
than» M ii Malnrial nod Typo Fever char
actor. are Nearly traced to the use of
drinking watwr (\uitainimr [llll‘llerl‘t‘lll
organic lllfiut‘l‘ and ntiliiiiiluuhv. Thu
danger in umtrr. in room lllfil‘llw
from tho fart that aiich “‘ltlt‘l‘ is fre‘
Ql‘t‘llll)‘ clear brilliant. and plum“. to
tho tiisio. wliilu lllt‘ hidden iiotu‘cu of
ilttllgvl‘ lurks within. The \i‘ittcr of slitti-
low “with is iiimt tritiuontly contaminat-
Q‘d with llldtlt‘“ organic llllillt‘l‘. or in
largo towns or citica. with Mlllln of im‘
perfect datum. Wnter may be memeI
or less purified hy boiling distillation or
(mention. Boiling does the work v
iuipurfoctly: distillation is too slow nut
nxponsivo carried on u n it aninll smile:
tliereiore filtration is t. a only practical
and relinhlo way of purifying water for
drinking or cooking purpmoa. It is
tlieruforo a matter of vital sanitary ini~
mrtnncc. that pet-foot filtration should
llllalllfillftlli this can only he had
by tho tisu of the Porous Storm. which
has thus far only been found in the Stillr‘
ufileorgiu. All liltci‘s in which char-
coaliii usod rim open to tho objection
that the charcoal hits to be repliiocd from
limo to time by frwh. for if allowed to
l‘i‘llllllll it not only lUl-K‘S its purifying
powers. hut become-s fillcd \vitli Iuyrinda
of minute Wurnia which pass out With
the lllu‘l‘t‘tl \viitcr. A fillcr is now t‘x-
tensivixly mud in this country. called the
“that: City Sumo \Vnter Filter.“ which
iuiswcni m‘cry rcqiiitwuent its to porfcot
filtration. purifying pmwr. durability.
iiiuxpuusivmiessand ornnnicntnl in ex-
tcriiiil tippt‘lll‘llllCi‘: occupies in xipiicn the
hump its an ordinary \\‘ltlt'l‘~L‘oulor. Tho
unfiltered water in placed in the upper
part, Mid hummus sepuriihlc from itaitn~
purities in priming through the Porus
Static to tho Roach-«sir for {ilk-Nd water
beneath. Thu powcm of this flltcr urv
uncxcelled. lt filtcrsiia well iifti-r lic-
ini: used for yours as wlion new. All ini~
ptiritios t‘oiitiiinml In tho water liltcrcd
through it r~~nuuu upon tho ilp'wl‘ sun
face of the stone. which can bu cleansed
almost as easily as a pane of glass. The
liight-st medical nuthoritcs pronounce
lliisfiltcrto be. the twat. simplest and
most perfect tiltcr and puriflt-r known
to the: World; it in indistwnsnhle to drug-
gists. liquor iicnleru llllll‘lx‘. privutu fun»
ilics. manufacturing chemists, Pilllllcln'
“immune. .uiloons. and in fact wherever
wutcris uscii for drinking or cooking
pinixm-s. as it thoroughly Nina and
purifics wnturs. syrups and liquors.
Their capacity is from 4 grillunn to 100
gallons pcrtltcni. Price from $8.50 to
$25.00 according to sizc. The intimi-
fiicturer. R. L. Dt'Llfist'l‘, 23 Boekmnii
Strect, New York City. is desirous cf
havingu ““0. active ruprcscntittivo in
this vicinity. llflll to that cud ilivitcncor-
H‘s‘pnlltlt‘lll‘t‘ from {I l’f‘lllllllt‘ party. who
\vitli prupc‘r energy can make with but
littlc efl'orl and nullity a hiindsouiu coni-
potency.
BORN.
lll'NNINi. In tho-vii). “1“ Hill, ii mu to Mr.
and Mn ulIIJ-l'llll lllllllllllL'.
MAR RIEfi.“
Kizivii Eiiiiiionuf’inun. t‘ll}'. no» $71K
'l‘liuxiiu Krilli of Brooklyn, to Laura J. Slli‘f-
wood 0! thin city.
(‘ul‘t‘ll , ll‘a .lorww t‘iiy. Dot l‘llli. ilmrli'u E.
t'om‘li :i_1~il.‘ll 5m", l iiioiilli. and l‘.‘ on).
SHEA *lll'lilri‘llg. lwr in .\lr- )luriznh: Slim.
\\ uloit' of Jami-I Slu‘l. tigvil tnl yciirn.
(.(lRll \.\l Iii l-L-iIi \‘orwiilk. 'l‘liculu)‘ Ill-o llllli.
Mn Marv l2 iiorliiim. “gt-(l h yi-ur- mini mum.
l-‘uncnii lii‘l‘\ii‘t‘l ill but .-\\.-uur .\l E. church.
Priilifl lif‘lcrtionu at L‘ o‘clock
‘ARMElH and othi-n lie-mug: lflt‘lllm‘i. lurrn
tiw “wiry bottom. by which $5 to no. day
can lw would. send nildrwu iii only. on lxnunl. to
H i‘. \VIIKlSnuN .t i‘o, HRS and l“? Fulton Sim-i.
N‘mi York. With“.
N O T I E
O .
I!!! Board of Relief. of tho Town of Norwnlh. on
:ln~ Apu-niiu-iil l.l.~l (if “82. “Ill low! at the
To“): i‘lt‘rk'u onln- Monday. January lrl. mo. in
in o‘clock. “'cdni-v-ilny i-wuiiiu. January .‘lil. at 7:30
n‘rIi-rlt. Saturday January dill. at L'o‘rlmzk. Wed
llfflln)’ cvouinu. wintry lath nl 7:30 o'clock. Sitt-
lii'dit)‘. Jun lath. a! L' i\‘i‘li‘(‘k.““|‘llltflll\y ui‘vuln-g.
January 17th. ill ran o‘clock. Saturday. January
filth. ll ‘2 o‘clock. for mu purpose of “hunting tulll
ill-irriuluiiii: any rind lll iippunlai inside to iliwu from
”'H‘ \ll‘lllL'lI of lllt‘ Arwuors 'l'llt‘ "mini of Rclirf
will til“! lllt‘t‘l \vuh llic Aslt‘lflflfl {Iii a Joint lluiinl.
Saturday .lniiuairi hill. in“. at l o‘rliwk. for tho
purpu-ic of uluituig tlic Poll: of luck and tllruthlul
:R‘hflll!
ll. 8. lil‘ll'l‘ll. { Board
.lAXIl-IS M. IANI'I. of
‘ .ioitx‘ \\'. inns. l liclivf.
.\‘oruulk,(‘uiiii_. llvi‘vuihcr win. mu. int-if.
‘ a
A M Eggs: M EN T's.
Mu-io 3.11.
F. M. KXAI‘P. ~ — llama“.
Tuesday Ev’g. Dec. 26th.
"60ml wine nerd-i no both."
Starling Plays by Sterling Artists.
“3‘. WI ‘-
FLORENGE,
In B. E. Wolf‘s t‘unwdy. in Four Acts.
The
"Mill!” Dollar.”
nupportcd by theirflamfully Selected
New York Comedy Com p’y
Mr. Lindsey Hui-la, Mr. Hudson Liston,
Mr. Charles Dude. Mr. W. J. Duignnn,
Mr. Walter Jackson, Mr. G. L. Montser-
rnt. Mr. J. N. Denver, Mr. Frank Luckey,
Mr. J. Barker. Mr. J. P. Winter. Mill
Ethel Gre brooks, Mien M. Loduskl
Young. Helen Ottolengui, Min
Helen Corlett. was Robinson.
'Mr. W. T Elllgttwnifiunszofi‘ Mr. J.‘ I; dinnm,
ii ml!!! 1-; to . . c minim rector
If hurtful. busineu Agent. g. '
Beat-i for «It: I! the usunl places.
Illa-1c Bull.
l". H. KNAPP. - - — MANAGER.
The-Holiday Evgntl
Saturday Ev’g, Dec. 236.
Pint Apparatus nmugf‘mymmt Tn-
Jiii l; s
-
w. 1. counts, i ‘
II In“ n-um an M.
‘.‘_Virginius”
- The Roman Father.
, M'm' [1% "m'n'qml "pl!”
any:
new w
Trimmers Wanted.
,\ gunman «midi H .m
{"91 - Kc. n warm ii» W.
TO LET.
Moll 00“....
.\ hm mum iii in. on War an»! "\M
awn imam»:
R &. \\\M\D“‘.\Rl}. or If)!” “N“
“iiisti‘ifimWenon, '
Tea 33.: if the Voice ail Plait.
. u. Inn “‘3. linunuicn.
So. Nurwnlk, N. 88 West Avenue.
ritual.
N O ‘l' I O E .
'l‘llll lNll.\Rl‘l‘A.\“l‘n‘ of the 'l‘uwn of Ntmlk
are new ‘ notilml and would that it Town
Noemi: will hold at tho 'l‘owu lions». in aid
Norwiilk. on 'l‘litiruihtv. lhv Nit (lily of December.
IN. at 2 o‘clock. “turnout. for tho following pith
poms. to Wit: To heir \llt‘ rmwnil iiiintitil Minna:
\o In tho State. Town. iincltiilltur tho hippo" (it
tho whom-ii rind flighwnv turns: to iiinlir an npm
prluloii for rctuiir of highway: for thcciirrvnt year.
and to \‘Qllflltlt‘r and not upon the runner or author.
lain: thifiilwtnwu to procure “unwary limit“ for
general ludcx to tho liiiiil Mohlutlf‘l‘ht‘ lu\\‘l\ nn
«tum tho umv i be to lndcxid. tint! if rigor-ted ox~
hint to Iiinkii t t‘ nwousary ii \proprliilinn there»
. all“ the mutant of tho Bonn of School Vinib
on that the mouth v rounder and not upon «into
plan in wtnhlinli nut maintain at l‘iihllr High School
in Illd for this town. and to transact any further
hnriimu proper to he hrouutit helium raid twirling.
t‘llAlllJiS A. Bl'llli. l
NELSON .I. t‘ltAW. sum-tine“.
\\‘li.l.l.-\M (‘. sutmsd
Dated Norwnlk. [Recruiter ll'lth. l8”. (lad-2t.
[DI-trio! of Norwalk. so. Probaw
t‘onrt. Documliur 19. A. D. 1889.
E ntv of “‘ll.l.l;\3| A. RRO‘VN of Norwnlk in
will llmtrit‘t flflnlgllfl'l lll iiisolwnrv.
Tlli‘ vn‘iinmry nunlgntuent in \i‘rilinu by thv Bald
\Villlniii .-\. llniwn of hint-suite for ihi» hour!!! of
lllll‘l‘t‘illluhl misiiiint to llli‘ him: of this stain ro-
liiiiu lunulént‘d mum: of lmmlvvlit persons fivnn‘
thin :l_\‘ lmlgml for “word in tho (-0100 of lllll court.
and \luttlww w. Starr of said NOT\\‘llk.Nlll‘ nonli-
unml .‘lllil [\l‘fljlflfl‘tl in mild iiasigiiiiii-n! iii- urine
of said (‘I-lllll‘. lllt‘h‘ffln‘.
UNDENED ihai tho humor of amni‘ntiiient up
prowl illlil acceptance of vuiid Mnttlicw \ ‘ Starr. or
.uuiv othcr periou tin [rill-ll“ of nlllil iiritiiguwl mimic,
Iw licnnl and di‘icruiliicd at tho l‘roliiiic office to
Vuruulk. on ilw ‘J‘JIll Illl)‘ of Dt‘l‘i'lllltt‘l‘. NR2. ll ‘3
u‘i-lnvk tifri-rimoii. llllil iluii iimmv of llli‘ ttizi'tcr
ufn Vwiiid. lw given to iill iii-nulls ilili'rwitt‘tl lliurriii.
h) pawn: ll copy oriliin imlcr on "w public viii.“
[twirl ‘ll -ii'iil \‘oriviilk. iicn'mst thc plaw \“llt'h‘ Milli
ilrlnor 1l\\‘t‘lll. and also by iriiiiinu n lilac «spy iii A
lu‘\\'>\l.‘lr\‘l‘lilllilli‘llt‘tl in «ii Dir-Lick iii limit the
thin in on- said day of honriuu.
03+]! ASA I. \\‘tl0l)\\‘.\lll)‘ Judgc.
Important to Hniselaiieis.
—-FOR CHOICE—
Butters. Teas.
Coffees. Flour,
‘\ND HOOD RELIABLE
EROBERIES.
‘A T...
IA) \v I’ricci-i,
——uo TO—
Gharlas W. Smith’s,
Washington St. So. Norwalk.
.luut rcceiveil 5 Largo Lot. of
Washington County
CHEESE,
The Bust in the Market.
Always on Hand
GIVE IT A TRIAL
NOTICE.
LL l‘EllSOVS having hilluugiiiiiiit lhi‘i‘llyt‘l
A‘ South Noriisilk “Ill pli‘llM‘ pix-sum ihi- rflult‘ on
or lwfurc I)!“ mull. “‘2‘. in
till)! ‘31. EDWIN WlM‘th. (‘lly Clcrk.
TEUPUE Nutmeg-
lllllAliY 0F l‘ONtiliErS _. NU mum ll.
4 (‘upyrighl (Hlll‘i‘. \Vllrllllllgliill. io wit: llc it ro-
mi‘fllbt‘h‘d. lliiit on tlw Hill (l ‘ of Suvvuilwr. Aiitio
Domini "“9. BANKS & llliu "fills. of New York
have do sited in thin- onlcv "I“ title of ii hook. the
titleorimrlptlon of ivhit‘li. in in lliti following
would. to wit: Rt‘POflli of (‘mu- in Law nnil Equity
in tho Supwnw (‘ourt at tho Slatc of New York. l2
(lllvcr L. Bat-Muir, Vol. in. New York: Blinks
Brothers. 188:). the right win-roof tlicy clnlm nu
proprtotorii. in conformity with the laws of the
'u ted Staten respecting copyright“.
63:! " A. . s llt‘F‘OltD
Librarian of Cousin-iii.
IBRARY 0F CONGRESS -— NO. 19.379 N..
. (‘onyrl htouico. Wn-hlnzlon. to wit:
Bo it re-
memheml t in! on tho Nth (in of November. A_nno
Domini. inn. BANKS it BROTHERS. ol Nuw \ iii-l:
have de tumor] in thin union the title of A book. tho
tltie or tix‘CI'lpllun of which ll in the WWW?!“
wurdaJuwii: Rt‘ lorlvl o! Duel-nom- lti Crlmln
Cum. iiiiidis at ‘urm. at (‘liiimlx-ni. nndliithe
Qourta of Gym and Tormlupr of tho Slam of New
ark lly Amara J. Park". LL.D.. Vol. 1. New
York: Bank: in Bremen. isailvihe right» whereof
may claim as pro rlutnru. in conformity with the
In“ of tho Unltod “tea minimum copyrights.
A. R. S OVER!)
6384:. Librarian of Cnngrcu.
Election lattice.
The City National Bank of South
Nurwall, gain.
THE REGULAR ANNUA HEWNG of the
Di "gmkhgldigu of am; Bank. fox-muse filfi‘im of
r o emu lunar. w e at the
Bankln House. on '1‘ Ida -
ary. 18$. from 1 to 93:11:. y. the “h a” 0! Jann
J\ OB M. LAYTON. Cashier.
South Non-walk. Conn. Dec. 9th. 1889. mdw.
Pianos, Organs 'and Maintains
FOR SALE.-
Tfll nndanl 96 Trustee or the Aral ~
me of .1005" will Dell "“1333.
Haunt?“ Jm ryjtom o! A. W. Ail-tin. 1Wall at"
. oncl
at 9 Mm. until 8 in Sale- wlll continue dit l; un-
it ll of. a much com >0: 0 low!
lusts-amen ll
yin: rummage-n. Modem. '
line. Violin we. and trim. Plano Stag):
ulcer. Plies lutea. Guitars. Gemini Acv
oordeonu. Plum and 0mm Boxes; over :00 instru-
menu of all ilndu. some new. tome second-hunt}.
all in condition. A large stock of Tools sud
al- for repairing instruments. Uri-ion! In-
uit-notion Books. Short Hustle. etc. Also Top Car-
ringer. lan mu. Bu bond Single and
Double-aw GM with sum, ml: or without
mlotDoublam Single Humans. n
EWWTM’ $33 I...“
, on our: .
. )lr. Ail-1%; mom‘s: t'opigitnkoar’nln. in
1 . raise any race or ornate.
M made known It the time ”“1de
. DltodotNoerwnlk‘ 1150mm. 13. .
Mt. mama's-tut...
H0, IliI' ill Hn‘ilais !,'
Thunwhowlnttohlw
Nugmaood'flimwflldo
H oi
Preml'nrgul‘cw
:3
l
7—K
‘ “linens,
.— t‘. 'l‘a
‘
A. Dickerman (ls Son’s,
39 Washington St... So. Norwnlk.
Mrs. W. ‘Fawcett,
No. 3 \Vater St. Norwalk.
Closing Sale! Immense Reduction in Prices!
—-——-0F TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED-——
Hats and
Bonnets,
Ostrich tutti Fancy Feathers. Velvets. Flushes, and Ribbons.
————\Vl‘l‘ll0U‘l‘ REGARD TO cost—m-
50 Pr. 0. 13m)!“ 'l‘lu-ii‘ 1:139;qu t' l ’rioias.
Chililrriiu‘ 'l‘iitii O‘Slintilcr Gum. fill 0!!“ Worth $1 00.
" " i' " "5‘“ “ $115.
. (lill‘ll‘ll Tips :it St 00 hunch. worth Q2 (10.
RM Ostrich l‘lunws. 30cm. “‘ul‘lll $1.50
u u u 3“ u n *g‘m,‘
Fancy Fontliora. 5t) “ “ $1.90.
(iridium-tits. )0 " 'i 40.
\‘vlvct 'l‘iirluiiis. 50 “ “ “.33.
Fruuch Ft‘l'fi. 50 “ “ “.23.
Rt‘lll Boiu'ora. Ti'i " furnwr prici- $3.00,
'l‘urliiui Framing. lil “
ave—«JUST RECEIVED A (‘IIUN‘E ASSURTMENT Ol"——-——~
.—]<‘10\vors 101‘ lflvniung “'(‘!ll‘—
AT :35 AND 50 CENTS PER. HUNG“,
Now is the limo to lluy CHEAP. and This is The Plate-u
No.73 \Vaicr Stu-cm,
Well, We lliii'c 'l‘lit'in!
AND tutu 1‘0 sum. THEM
(3 I]. E :‘X 1’ .
l haw jun rvcclvwl ii Lumi- Stock of
Gents” Furnishing; Goals
FOR THE
HOLIDAYS
ALI“) I-‘ANVY
silk Suspenders,
ONE IN A BOX.
Neckties, Scarl's. Collars,
and (Hill’s,
IN GREAT VARIETY.
Ni‘cry Puritliniicr of an
Overcoat,
0R 0}" A
Suit of Clothes.
“'ILL RECEIVE A
Present:
Ulflllllllg Milli T0 lll‘llfll'.
M. Davis,
So. Nui‘wnlk. Muliurkcniu Hum
- N‘Wlii'll‘:
A t C ost!
MISSES ST. JOHN,
\‘i'ill Si-ll Tlicir Eniirc Stock of
MILLINERY,
A1: Cost,
——<FOR THE NEXT——
80 Days.
83 MAIN STREET.
Sui-walk. Conn.
I 1141!
ll!“
”1 ‘ .9 2., ,\ A L , .1
mm .. aroma:
2D: -
nowraisinstomps~ ..
151N117 LINE OI“ GOODS
SUITABLE ma ran 6
“HOLIDAY TiMllll.”
odor Cases odor BasketS. Vases, Toilet
Sets. Figures, Boxes Cut Glass
\Vare, Etc” lite.
-—————.—\lSO A FINE LINE 0F-—-—-——
P E R F' U M E ‘9 ,
Linda’s, Limborg’s, Palmer’s and Colgate-’8 Extracts,
Cuudray’s and Reqiia’s
S {X'I‘CHETS PO‘VIJEREB,
Atwood’s, t‘aswell. Hazard & (20.. Colgate’s. Austin’s
Forest Flower, lloyt‘s German, Bis-
rock’s Floreston, SweetBy and
By, Farina, and
iii en’s Ill Well [In nuts.
Soaps, Toilet Powders, Rouges,
Eta, Etc.
WE HAVE ALSO A ISEW AND ELEGANT STOCK OF
Imported and l)oniestic
Brushes and Whisks,
—-——UF ALL KINDS——
Art Materials,
PLAIN AND DECORATED
l’lacques, Panels, Tamborlnes, Etc.
“'8 CAN SHOW YOU SOME PRETTY STYLES IN
BOX STATIONERY,
At Reasonable Rates.
Also Ink Stands. Stylogmpliic Pens, Thermome-
ters, Etc., Etc.
Give Us a. Can.
62 Washington St., l'mler Inhnclienio [lot-cl, So. Norwnlk.
L:‘_ -__.
C‘OMSTOCK ’B
ROTHERS,
Having closed out at a. great sacrifice several lots of Derby
Hats, will for the next 30 Days offer them
at the following prices,
50 002. Dunlap Burl, Very Fine, Worth $3.00, at $1.75
40
Good,
2.00, at 1.25
Our Overcoat Stock is éxceedingly large and
' v Prices Attractive.
CARDIGAN JACKETS. %
. UNDERWEAR A SPECIALTY.
GENT’S FINE 7
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Norwalk Chronicler