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> t “ t ‘ ' f ‘l \‘ I“ l Mrs. t‘. “7. t‘.-lib is in Boston. The roof is being put on Raymond & The recstivIs trout licenses b) the “-311-“1‘fl57-“l‘T‘ .
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‘ ‘ '. ' ' " ‘ ‘ ~ _ _ e . ~ . « l n November hue ti i=1 $211k. as follows: * . . , t .
. \ i~;‘ .t! listen. l-riiik Lyon (H l ll‘llltlt'lrll a his vuii Fr "“ li-Iiiburv x“. t‘o‘li lliidgeport $35! Next jllpsduvpypmng “wimp“. “Him
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“‘l l 'l “‘l‘“ u l“ "l“ ‘ "‘ .‘l: “N i)‘ s‘tl'I‘l-i's‘li‘l tippcul‘ in il-»_ ‘ lei-3|“: 1“ 41“” "l ”fl “til-F . i ‘ Snofoid $5“. .\.;.~~\-.:ilk : hill“, Stamford l‘.\.‘ip.i~tmtli.li'ri it .w.“ ‘tto .l> ‘ll‘.-n-\!‘.ll\;3
. >1 "It H~I“~' l I‘tlt‘lm‘i "“;“‘~‘ jTE‘J“ "\‘\‘. A“??? f‘m“ "1 stigma. New-town $l,l‘i7i. \t’tstpon sun, \ “=51!“ 3“)” Mil " it“; ‘~ . I "f“ -———.~\T THE ULD STAKE‘ Ul’v
“ “ \I“""“"“““"‘~ \II t'. ll 1(7‘lllltll of lleiivor til. “rl "i ““““ "l U“ “ “H“ ~“ Huntington siz‘si‘ tireetiwich $2.371, ““d “ nu“ ““l‘l’ “‘ P,” ““ ““l 9 ,
‘ . _ , _ . \ ' “:‘K m 1”“! 1:.-. “W L. —Frcsli l'orl; Shoulders. 7 cts. pound. “m .M'hi.) «stun. hirien $1011. x0“. (hm material i‘“""“.“‘§\‘“! \\ill-l t‘lte antertaini ? p T N’
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h \' x ‘ ‘l‘toiti‘liv ll’l\’ lll IiIrt-ito‘; .. to map lor sewers in Post t‘liaster. ”‘9 “““ml ”"mln-“r‘ “WT“ SM“ ‘“ the i ' L“ ’ ' SPRINGWOOD
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v . \t I hm. mu.“ m“ vhvmi‘m‘. “ Haw faintly tiiJeisey t‘ity next \vt-ek. —-t‘orncd l‘ork. a ('1‘. pound. :11 1‘. Mr. tiihspn sdnext organflreeital mill - — , ,
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i t t I I it... been .vistting her comil‘u ““3 l““‘l"‘r . 1"“ MRS?“ luch ”f .\ew lla\ en. spent. llis line of watches~ embraces the Nest Howard H. Knapp and Horace Hatch of '
‘ i.» . . . ~ ._ \ VM k lukulski Ur rm.- a”), Thanksgiving with Miss Downs. "Wk“ and ”mm” deflgm and are for this city. 31531.. Louisa lloane, and the ' ._.. -1. ._ .m... _, ' ‘ 1
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\i.. "“ “ H “l l. ixtci s «Ii‘u‘H stoic. -—-l\‘|lt‘ Hay and Straw at bilymtmd ft‘l‘h‘ a “WI!“ “0“ “f “Iver ware at great- The (Mora House will be occupied \v \ V'l‘ \(1‘ I“ T() T1) \ I) I‘ \\ I'FII 1 q
\ \x . i it ~ I“. lgar Lyon. l1tic fort-mun of t‘rofiit & brothers. lv reduced prices. lle baits something eii~ three ‘.\.:.“ing\. and one afternoon next 1 e e 1 be .1 - k ~
'1 3 ‘v Knapp No. I out {mu .l. p-uunuu. is iii a ‘iu‘htr (‘h-tpi‘xr V” as R \ \I_ will tirelv new and very limb some In a large . _ - - . . t W» , ,,_, « ,
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v \ ‘ ‘ \ \ “"‘ ““ ‘ ““‘lm‘ ” f“‘“‘ "“ “""l “‘“l‘ l‘ ‘ ‘ ””1 “WNW“ “‘ \‘ 1mm“) ‘V‘ “”‘K‘ in; “f f r) “ ‘il‘12‘l‘:r.“.it:i “19313:"?1": Tell? llriatol a famous lutliiesctirriculuiii. The GI V E U S A. TRIAL -
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i ' \ i \ -\“ “HM“ ll" 1“ l“ llb‘ N \ I l“ 1.. "M iii. llenrv li-Is Ilielartzest an I costliest .' Sir.“ 51““‘1‘ " f, . ‘wdliiinl Mrvl‘ m is matinee performance will be \\ t‘illlt‘s-
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, "“1 “"w' “ i“? l‘il.‘ "‘ zl‘l““"““ ‘9‘" ‘1‘“ pziir of lliainond holtaires in Ann rIctI. "W4; "Hind ‘7 T ‘ I“ ‘ fri ‘ \‘l ”‘3! “ dag afternuon‘ pswwmny for u“. 0mm- __ ~5-
\ ~ \ . “ 7 ‘ H ' "‘1‘”; \“V‘ Hi!" km." “N 3‘2“?" “ 'l‘lie Sahation Army will have a spec» “2‘1“ “X. H l) ,‘m i i i l ‘ \ "L l u run. This entertainment is of a very in~ _ “ .
‘ ~ “‘I HH‘!‘ W “NIH" NW NW" ”I‘m" 5N“ .l _ - ‘ l’l - ‘ \l i~ - ~ 4. .r n” ' 3‘ “mm" terestiiig character and is a marvellous ' .
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a till‘ i (h hi l \h .i ti t| t t I iiininc E N": M “illuhx' 9 h i l‘ l l' l llll il till: (if I‘L“ ‘ llllt .l) i M III S: d “‘9 ““9 “I“ 9 t‘xllllillltll‘l 0‘ Sklll "1 ll‘flll’llllg litifSt‘S. and
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in u. i. mutt“; m... no... .~s:I.. Iss:. 1,. Um...- 1.. mm. the ~I;..,.,i...“." Tm“ l ‘1".‘1‘ it :“ll ; " 55:! l‘l‘usl‘ed‘s drti ' open .I (J‘s: iii tlit vestibule of the Meth intelligence 0“ "w l‘lm (,f u... bruit-crew
‘ V . ‘, . _ .- uh Plum m ”H. “.lml“ “rm ”w “mm“ t It <| t —.-"| in N l ‘ . ~ - l, odist chiircli iti which articles found in tion. Wherever {his show has pxiuimpd
. « :vts of the uptown lecture course have slur" . p . the church are kt‘l‘l for "lt‘nllm‘illmu- it has been received with great eutliu-
‘- - uiigeil the date of l{--v. iir. Newman‘s Mr.‘:\§1'\llt‘l \\ . {—H—Hilllllli} of lllllgllflm‘ Mn “9"“. NH} “WW!" heard them. and siasm. and Manager Mitchell has been 0 ’
i. v'tiiri‘ ti- 1). c. ltilll um. -\. \.. has been Visiting “trials In ititerferred “‘itli their plans. The boys verv fortunate in securing it for Nor- 0
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. * ll" ,‘ _ . l ‘ lleiiii-‘s band serenaded Mrs. t-eorge rushed out of the thumb. Mr. Beers . , . ._
\. l. l\ llil'lH \iuitlii Is. . . . . . ‘1 ‘ . lC'l It (‘d 'h Hi “I nr\ s “instills.
. . \ I lie \\ ediiesdav evening in honor of f””“““ l "‘m “PM“ ~ P "' 0'19. “ 0 . ~ . \Vl)
’ ‘ I l"“"‘ "' “" ““t‘ “Tl“‘lt‘ 1" ”I“ “'N‘ “f h” “\‘...‘1\..f...lrt‘i, l,irlll.d~l\- after being confined In the lock up. was Tht‘fe Will be no better entertainment . - ——-- 7
it». it. im-s ill-ll gums solargoa return for . . \l ‘ l‘ _ .. ll j! ‘) tl ‘ lir “ released. “'0 'niust ha“. sfi'lla tough offered us “"5 season than that by ”I ,
thi- nzoiii y as a good pout..- «*U‘t‘llr—‘lljt‘n- he: . Ii: to‘ss‘ \ l ‘ [Il:1‘.:l .‘ li‘l :t‘lllt‘l;l boys or they would not attempt to rob a llenry s Premium Minstrels next wepk. . ‘
‘ ("uh I u ‘\ "H L. int: plush-notch lls‘ t‘arter s Smart \\ et-d ll“ “ lfiii-ili‘t‘il‘tilimliii ‘1: "I? *‘ mpmmg hung“ at. Milan: Hall \\ edncsday evening and -- --
:md lwsluiloima llickache l‘lasters. ‘5 ‘ ‘1“ ‘ “ ‘ “ ‘m ‘ ‘ “ - ‘ “n“. 1“. the ““0 Ton or Cat- Load at the Opera House Thursday evening. It
“' ""~-““ "‘" ““ " “ ”“‘“" ““‘m‘ While ctittinw s‘llill tn t‘roftit & Th“ NM‘VMk T“""i*“l“l’ “l” ““1“ *‘ "M.,“:;lm‘anw‘fi ‘ is divided intothree departments. The
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‘l .. "H“ ‘~ " ' “‘ “ “‘-“' Km”. “Mun. x. l 0" “mm“. “M stit‘lltltlo at _\lu<lt' Hall. '1 uesday eteii- —_ ) 3 ‘ first embracing genuine nimstrclsy.
.... . i .i tune... rlil l-kl suim iii-rt. It. .i ... pi. punt...“ Wu" 1‘ c. mu“. “mink..." ing. December 1“ l. Music will be fur- . l‘llllt‘r Lodge. l ‘ ~ ‘ - l 9“““97'9‘! "W songs, choruses. jokes. and obligata so-
“" “ “"“"" ‘l‘tte hl‘tt'v airman and “mu-I‘- “WV...” hushed by Mot-sun‘s ftill orchestra of "Ulillt‘l’l‘ doth-eon f‘mfi ”‘mll‘li‘ll‘sl 1““ his in a first part setting of elegance and n t 6 Latest ty es,
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~ ll. M. .l Ir llr. lilt' lte. \lr and Mrs \\'illi.tiii .\. Clark and :nu'lidmuw' MM the “‘3”: “M mm" m braces ll 1‘31"“ “laws-"W“ “f “'3“ start— ,
‘ i z i I ‘ \t' \‘- l ’ ‘l‘lll 'lllt‘r of \"cw \lllfi‘l'tl are visiiuii: .“w “my manner. 1“} 1". Lodge has ““8 Sl‘t“‘l“lll*‘~“z introducing ‘1‘“ wonder- AT A DICKER M AN & SON S-
\ \ \ \ - ‘ " “ - " l .~-r _\r.. l"_l“ -‘l““*‘l‘l"‘-l 1* \‘ . k ._ ‘, ‘ Z \l f l \l _ t‘ \. “won an enviable reputation as a degree ftil soprano. Ellsworth t‘ook. The great I
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. l‘ltttu'l’ l-rniichvs l t :I lll.|\‘llllil_\l s tr ole, ~llziy by the lulc. ion or t .II‘ I. will lit was the 1..-! u, Ilsrccord. and ”f :1 C‘u‘r- buglisli tlrkc the l'b'vptiati jllgt’lt‘r
l ~ . t- ' lice Itl\\’.i}s‘ iltspl‘ivwl :I :ieut l we for llayiiiond Brothers. :icter “1,th loavpg it without a rival. The delightful solos ”[11. “pm-Y. in“.
if i ‘ "““l “" "‘3 k?“ ” s’ "”“l‘ “""T'll ““"W l! is aiiiuiineid ihztt the montage of The lodge has had a very prosperous protiiium mun”... in i...mum,i “in...
. , p ; lll!'~‘ t‘l":i:;ils . titti-t-‘r‘etlii-t lla‘ll‘llvt" Will tun-n .t. [1.in oi \z-w ll:|\v’li and Miss term. and biilefair to stand .\o. l for zic- nuns. and ”mm. s‘.,.st.‘i‘,.w_ The third ar ara an r ones
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. — ‘ ‘1‘!" H ‘.‘ i'll‘l 5‘5“" 1“ “ll“‘l‘l‘tl ““"l‘l.‘\ ll “- “H“ “l ”l" ““33 The Hon. l‘ut'llcy l'. lily. of South Iiiiiistn-lsy. and etiiliraccs one hour of W.‘_.~
" ‘ll ”“1“ The tine t \‘e-il \‘k'ii overco'it ever \‘i-rw-Ilk t‘onir accompanied by Mr genu‘ne openin superb costumes of vr'- ~ - - - t , ‘ ' a
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A , the l- and of iliiivcti-rs of the H l lfel— lll'iili‘ “as gotten up for lll. lleiiry. :it the rind Mrs. Russell Frost. and Mr. and )ll‘i. vet. plush and diamonds, lt‘l‘llllllullli‘; iii )I'll} r \‘ ‘15“ l 0‘“ T11“!l1\>r‘1\ ”la ‘1“ l ( l l 0'“ u l 1
. . l .\\ s‘ \liitiirtl \ul associate-ii llt'iil :i l trge Impoitiii: house of ll >os llrotliers. t‘liarles 'l‘. lltiyuiond, I':llllt‘ to Delhi. to ascetic of unparalleled splendor. a grand Yt‘< lll‘ll i‘ \\"l\“ fllltl I llllllii
'. ~ 1iii it.tltly liit't‘l’itl; l“l‘l‘l.t)' I‘VI‘ItiIIgJil‘ol .‘lt‘- lii’H‘ltl\\‘:I_\‘. .\'. \'.. and l. onion. ling. web-l Thanksgiving. .\lr. lily and Mr. tout ensemble by knights In silVer shot-n “ ‘ ‘ ‘ ’
/_//' . >‘ 10-1".le sv \t'll :ippln‘ Itils‘ for lth lll‘I-‘r\lllll. 'l‘lII' i.‘_””h.r‘. “I“ )l‘.\.§_‘.niw‘. ltillilx' “f :iz..i .\l:s. l: tyintind visited )lr. :uitl Mru, slur-bis. [mnnprs‘ m-\l;llli\]\fi. ":‘rl‘xg:l',n“
,_ l Ni Ili‘:\lll§ having~ b. I‘ll rep ‘ll ti sitico |I.l..i‘_l.i in. um.” “Hui.“ ”I.“ H “.11! n. (W- ll'tz“ ll. Millard, and Mr. and Mrs. colors of sil ‘s. siiiiiis and plushes. 'l‘tie
’ ‘ ‘ ' ‘3 I'll" ‘ ’l'l “"‘l m " . 'I‘I “Amount“! “HIS .iue.‘ it. squint one). .tm- iiun.r ‘1‘}... lirost their parents. Mr. and Mrs. l‘. .\. sciiitilltitions of fabulous tllttliitilitls. I‘ll‘ _
¥ " “ ‘ l i.;.i :_~r- giant...” ;_ The mum-.1 me. “1);: punk -IH\.1“.M.;,M1sh.‘.k..{ $23.,Jwi. l rost. 'lliw luly lamily held their rc- liaiici-d by prisiii:ittc colored tires with la lllC llC‘Rl SIOVC‘ ill lllt‘ “1:".le 101. t'titlliillif illlV kllltl Offl (hn-
| , ', I ~ In i-l llI New ll t\~':i on the su‘otivt l- y k l' ‘ k ‘. ll _ “N . IND!” iiiiion :lllilll‘ltlIlli‘lr’l‘llltlik>fil“lng turkry full chorus and grind instrumental ac- “ ‘ ‘ fl.» ‘ *
. - 'l'iie i,i\ ! I! ll irr l‘-‘\T. , it“ if" ‘4‘ if!" V... l" ).. “This R" “ ‘L‘n ith Mr. and Mrs. Millard. the entire compautmem, This will bettie event of
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w ll‘t .l Ill their tum. . exit of which th.- ( “1'“1‘““"‘”,5“ M: .‘ l‘ ‘ ‘ I‘m“ ." . «Anvilu-r ( :it of ll.ir arrived today If ‘1 y . , _ *cl ll‘ , i~ .. l . l l~ -
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l l H “ ‘ l H ‘ ‘ ’“ .‘ "‘1‘ ' f ‘r 1: ”mm“ lit’othi-rls i ‘ ‘ i ’ .\rt'tii Sherwood of \\'cstport. \\ ltilc there is :I Iiicdall: ll of tho .\;.:utis llei. exactly suit the popular fancy.“
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Up. l't Hon-u: his! Hit” 3: :I‘-.-.e e llllt‘ forward. siiiili d and bowed. l“ 3‘ ‘.”"‘ “—v .‘ H """i I“ h l‘ m “-' r \Ir J \\' \‘ttidwt ll \V'ls‘ t-tken bv g." state that the company is one of the
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1‘.» " . -s 1.: who l\ to sit t \lv ‘ but Mr. lhomas was Iticxoi‘able. llc l“ “““L‘tmg m the ‘thmn "““ “‘m?‘ ‘ ‘ bcst. 'llie Illt'llllV crowded houses
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living at
in: ll\ llllll‘i ll l! liil‘i-lillii)’. Is
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in
'lmtlv i stint.
«ember li‘llll of lllv' t’oiitt of
.. ‘li i‘i us opt in ii In llittl-tiry last
t .tt, .l‘ti 1.3- ll til. presiding.
.lol Eley of lLilllvlll'). formerly of
the t---:~ii_:li. ‘lli'lll 'l‘htuiksgning and
\tizitl.) \\ tilt his put. tits Iii the borough.
'\l-lltfl trifllziy :tiit\ttl today
ltt liutii. -i «l 11» ilicis.
.\. \ l‘ H‘ iii-i . \mmti il Ill ht~ market
to .~ l:vc liniliiiri roosters.
“tight d litlttlt‘v'll and a liiilf
.Zl‘l H tltit it)
.t t,“ it
i ‘itttlx
tie pmyiii; launl of the Methodist
' .lt ill .I llt‘tl'tll prayer meeting
.tn t'litirt'it ln‘-:l\i-I'I‘I \\ (\t'll-
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\cts, l“ \ll:tl.1tl if. ll.t)es‘.
'l'h l it. ::i ll: s l: »e..-volent \sgticitttion
l-y . \t-uiiag l:i h il.l llit'll‘ an-
it 5' ti ‘l‘iis llil'. llllilgl“lllrt.
-"ll.
_:' t'sl ltfli‘i‘ i-\‘t'l' pill {Hf Sltlt‘li
ill tip I Is inland ll ml was received
ll: \2 \\ \ -tl\ \tllllil.I}.lt‘ll shares lll‘lll};~
ii.~,; $31 3'» 3m ll.
‘l . ll} .\ lhii‘m' ll.iiiis :lllil Lard, at
l'w'iise's Ill'tlki‘!. 'i'l Mum street.
The work = f l \l‘vltlillL: sewtrs will lie-
gm zit Ruiniforl iiiiiiiediati-ly. the hor-
High ll.l\ll‘;{ \‘Ult'll to issue $ltlll.lltlll in
bonds to pay for the work.
Arthur Miller spent his Thanksgiving
at \villlt‘ll. Mass” and last
i fill iv .tlixl Suttirtl ty went hunting and
st. Y ttfti t‘ll p:trtri-.l.;es.whit-h he brought
lI-IIIIP.
\‘ u .ihwti
1! i) by the little. Ton or t'ar Load at
l::I\ llll‘llll lili‘flit‘r‘. .
’llm lli \. Johannes ll-Ickstrob. rector
.-.:i\'t‘s the program and llullllllt: more.
The report of the comptroller of the
currency shows that the aggregate of
of sav ngs batik loans in New England
is $297.2;‘HJIL‘2. The total population of
Netclititzlaii-l.according to the census
of Dru was ~l.UlU.;'i;‘ll. and the number of
open deposit accounts of the savings
bank; ll] the year lash is 1.~ltill.l\‘.'i.which
is ritual to about 36.4 accounts to each
luu’of the entire population. The aver-
age amount of each account is $337.21.
or an average of $122.77 per capita.
.\ working model of locomotive No.
1‘3”. of the Consolidated Railroad. which
draws the New York and Boston Shore
Line express between New York and
Ni-\\‘ llavon. was placed on exhibition in
the Providence depot Tuesday evening.
where it will remain fora week. after
which it Will be taken to the tlriitid ("en-
tral \lt put. .\'e\v York city. to remain
perm itieiitly. The model is from the Ben-
ton .\l;iiitifactiiriiig t‘onipany of Provi~
dence. and is the only one with an Net‘-
inc headlight. \\'heti the machinery is
slatted it t‘gl-‘llfi the current. and a mini-
attire incumlescciit light shines. brightly.
~\'niitll Fresh hams for roasting 10
ceiiisa pound. Pork and sausage 10
cents a pound. «.-\t F. lltiyes‘ market.
large congregations attended Trinity
church Sunday. to hear Rev. Mr. Hib-
li:ud‘.< concluding sermons. He did not
preachany fIirwell sermon. but at the
(‘luse of the evening discourse. which
“:is fri in the ti xt. “If ye know these
things. happy are ye if ye do them." he
slitiki‘lil’lilli' of his three years pastor-
ate and his rtfarts to preach the pure
gospel. lle liaddoiie his duty in the
fear of tlod and not man. He hoped.
and expected to return often (0 this
held in New York city. and will spend
Sunday with l. \V. SandifI-rth. one of
his old parishioners in \\’aterlowii. .\'.
Next Monday Sheriff h‘wartz will sell
at public auction at the sign post at
Nash's corner the following animals. for-
merly the property of \\'illinm l’reder-
icks:—~l briy mare. l colt. and one calf:
and on the 21st. at the same place. he
wtll sell 1 spring wagon and a single har-
ness.
——-S:Iintiel McGowan says: “l‘laisted‘s
t‘ougli Remedy is the best thing I ever
saw for coughs and colds.“
llatch. llailt-y & t‘o.‘s planing tiiill is
a busy place. They have about coniple~
ted quite an extensive addition. They
have recently added some of the latest
invented machines for wood working.
the most novel of which is a patent bur-
er. by which the operator is capable of
boring holes almost any-wheres and in
any direction. .
l‘laisted‘s tlld “'ell t‘ lignc is one of
the fittest perfumes in the market. It is
of delicate and rich odor. and possesses
the most lasting qualities. Mr. l‘lais-
ted has manufactured it for some time.
and it has become ilie popular perfume
of the city and town. If yoti have n it
tried it get a bottle. and you will have
the best article in its line.
—li;ile Hay and Straw at Raymond
Brothers.
A lady residing in Ansonia started
last Thursday morning. with the inten~
tioii of taking dinner with friends in
Dtiiibtiry. At Bridgeport she purchased
a ticket for Danbury via. the llousa~
tonic road and took her seat in the cars.
After sitting a short time she discovered
a friend that was going to New York.
prise on \\'editesd:iy evening on his re-
turn from his music rooms. by finding
assembled a large party of friends from
town and out of town. who had met in
the Mitliackeiiio parlors. armed and
itpiipt‘d for ati evenings entertainment.
The object of lllls assemblage was to
give Mr. S. a real surprise it being his
birth day : and they did it. There was
"music in the air." and dancing was in
older. as well othcr more quiet demon:
strations. and the large party enjoyed
ilieiiiselves to Ilioiittermost. lltiring
the rests betWeen dancing Miss t‘ordelia
Painter of Greenwich recited with decid.
ed ctiltivatcd form two poems. and her
sister Miss Alice. sang a medley which
Tt‘t‘t’chtl deserved applause. and Mr.
Graves gave a recitation. Refreshments
were served. and music was furnished
by the “(lift-ii" band of New Canaan.
.‘llss Emma Gregory Surprised.
It is an old saying that “a woman can-
not keep a secret.“ This may be true of
those of the sex that have attained to
mature years. but that it. is not appli-
‘lthlt‘ to those bordering on "sweet six-
teen" \\'as:tlenmiistrated on Thursday
evening. for of the several dozen who
were invited to a surprise party given to
Miss Emma Gregory not one had “let
the cat out. of the bag.“ _\\"hen that
young lady returned home iii the even-
ing. such was her astonishment to see so
many of her young friends quietly
awaiting her appearance. that she said
“Oh my 2“ and gasped for breath. After
the litany pastimes that delight. the
hearts of the young and make the old
wish for a renewal of their youth; crime
the hour for the bountiful supper. This
being as successfullvr disposed of as the
other amusements. dancing was resumed
until the morning hours came. Among
and the iiiistintcd praises bestowed upon
the performers are all deserved. Each
actor and singer is good. ln every
part and detail the performances of the
Merrie Makers are first class. The four
nights entertainment afforded by this
company was the best of the many ex—
cellent ones thus far provided by maria-
gcr Mitchell this season. Corrinne was
the recipient of several beautiful pre-
sents from admirers.
COMPANY D‘s ENTERT.‘ IN .‘l EXT.
Our \lllltlaiucu Aluuso 'l‘lienisehes in
Athletlc sports.
Single Men too Much for the Married
{Inca in the Tug of \\‘nr.
The members of our local militia cone
puny entertained themselves and
many of their friends on Tues-
day evening by celebrating in their ar-
mory some games. which. if not exactly
Olympian. were sufficiently athletic to
test to the utmost the powers of these
hardy defenders of the realm. -\ saw
dust track had been neatly laid around
the drill room. which was used for the
races. while the space in the center was
reserved for the tags of war. the clog
dancing and the musical part of the eu~
rertainmeut. The obstacle race was won
by private William H. Blackman over
five competitors. II. II. Tolles raved
the victor iu the one mile walk. t iougli
closely pressed by private G. S. \Vood.
In the tug of war a team. consisting of
privates Fox, Wood. J. R. Lynch and
Plan. got. away with an e ual number
of married men. Private \ . [1. Black-
mau had no trouble with his lengthy
petticoats without any bottom to them
in the sack race. and skipped away from
, Men’s, Boys’ and Children’s
CLOTHING
Which will be found more. extensive and complete than that
of any foviiier season.
Spctial attention is called to their
Men’s Heavy Business Suits.
of their own manufacture, at. $6.00, which they claim
minot be matched iii the county.
Boys’ and children’s clothing
A SI’ICCIJ'XIJ'I‘X’.
They are exhibiting for the Fall
of Gentleman‘s
NECKWEAR
iever shown in Norwalk. Tlicir stock of
rattle the most superb stock
of N. .‘lIilllix-“s church. Newark. will ' ilace. He had iiothini: but the most his rivalswulioutan difficulty. George
UNDERWEAR
and for the sake of having her company. "“339 9'99”“ were 319“” Hoyt. Ferris.
. . - v ‘ . H. Fisher roved to the best four leg~
ht... t-qugr ..f it... “an..." Spry“... ail .mmy feelings. and should alwaygbe she exchanged her ticket for one via (lot-ham. II. Bash. ‘I‘lltll, Baker, P. l.‘ ' . . _ _ 7 ,
‘l‘mutyv t‘litllt‘li Sunday. Dec. 111th. and ; glad to 111;?! (39:): one on the ground of SCiuth N'pryvalk and started dthat way. gfiri‘ngfgf“”us‘St“,|3:f‘?3-\" 11:31:83»); ‘ fii‘fdtliiimnbuidhshdmggfpgsbildiiialagg cull-”aces the leading makes 0f the COtnlll‘ " The carry 0i
iirrzu‘ I. [ciiliilnou rieu sup. .» t Rout .‘orwalk she than that the \ . . , ' ‘ ‘ ‘ Private \v_ 11. Blackmail and .. 11. ‘ - ’ "v 7 ’ ’. W ’
Thursday at \Vllmil‘ l'ouit. t‘.tptaiiil ——llale um. and Straw at Ravmond afternoon train had been discontinued Lcwndws. “liecler. R‘fll‘r‘ Raymond, Gehrinan won the half mile. run “Ed the one‘uialte. theflNORFOLh t\ NE“ BRUNS 10h OSIERY
M‘W‘""- “""‘“‘l““”‘~' ““m ‘I““‘“"“‘“""‘ ‘ llrullicrs. ' ‘ ft" "W “In“ and the (‘an alternative ““‘l “”8““ (”3'9" “m“ 1““ 3““ ‘ CO. b GOODb, lull fashioned. seven complete lines of heavy
grand .vo mile go as you please. res:
pectivelv. the latter‘stime being 17 min-
utes am 12 seconds. The clog dancing
by Corp. Uakcs and signal detail W’. E.
Selleck was executed in the highest
Esther: l’akulski.' Nash.
Luunsbury and \ eatz.
to the tug bontJell and indie liisartii. lie
came up Li the city and lutl the bane set
by in bath.
The simmer Levine-s brings over very
heavy insights from Huntington, That -
was for her too remain for the afternoon
at. the station and take the evening
train for l);llll)lll'y. She at last arrived
at her destination. some minutes past
six o‘clock. and was ready for an attack
'l‘olles. Krie er, , . - .- '
.3 weight. In the Cheap Goods, such as .23, 3.) and 50 cents,
their assortment is’ unétirpassed.
Soyinour , lit-others. grocers. have
adopted The Hoyt Patent Trade Coupon
System of keeping accounts. . By it both
purchaser and dealer are secured against
Death of George Ii. Isaac‘s.
Geo. E. lsaacs. brother of Mrs. David
of his! Saitiiilay cuiisislml principally of
buy \\ liicli is immediately taken by local
dealers and cotistiiiiers.
i‘. W. Lt-t‘uuiit has traded “Roan“ for
a bay truth-r. Sherman has got “Roan"
and in mains an excellent coach horse.
and Mr. Lct‘euiit congratulates himself
that he- ltasone of the best family horses
in the city.
—-l'-ult9 Hay and Straw tit Riymond
llrotlwh.
The lleci-iiiber issue of the “at. Cap
and Fur Trude Review is called the
“straw number.“ being specially devo-
ted to that branch of the trade. It in
one of the lineal numbers of the always
excellent ones of that trudej uurnal. '
The receipts this year from the com-
niuution tax will exceed the amount ap-
propriated for the Connecticut National
gland. The
liver tithwo. and the net. over 0100.0“).
the sum appropriated b the last
cantortbeexpemuo “:00. NJ).
you amount of the tax it
iiIistakes. and both are forced to a
knowledge of running expenses. The
Messrs. Seymour llros. furnish each
customer running an account with them
with a book or coupons ranging in
amount from one cent to one dollar.
\\'.heii it customer takes a book he is
charged with the full amount of corn
)onsil contains. This ends the hook-
'ecping. “'hen the customer makes a
purchase he pays in coupons which are
placed on a numbered file. corresponding
with the number on the back of the cou-
pons. At the end of the week. or any
time which tho amount runs. the cus-
tomer pays for the number of coupons
used. and it is im ssible for him to be
charged for good;0 not received. 00w
poua org good only to the person whose
number again: stain . upon the back
of each. his math has been in use
furniture-time in other cities. and has
given the basic! satisfaction and cut-
not fall to do so here. In practical work-
in; will he showntoanyonewbo will
-pply at them '
upon turkey. if anv remained uncou-
quered.-—Danbury News.
-llay by the Halo. Ton or Car Load at
Raymond Brothers.
Mr. Russell Frost. of thisglace, who
for the past two years has hit charge at
Cincinnati. 0.. of government mortar
tiona. of oilenses against. the U. Pom
aion laws. has resigned his official posi-
tion for the purpose of locating at South
Norwalk. (‘onn..to practice his profes-
sion. The Commissioners of Pensions
on "waiving Mr. Frost‘s resignation tel-
egraphed him to report to Washington
before the matter was settled; and there
offered-him special inducement: to re-
tain him in the service. but Mr. Frost‘s
determination to return to civil notice
was too strong to he ovemome. r. l'roat
has attained an enviable position at the
Delaware County bar a a lawyer of en-
ergy, ability: and intogrity, and in his
as!" home Will be found trustworthy 9nd
able. both WM 1 m
ally—Delhi Republican. -
Stow. this city. died at Merced. Califor~
nia. Nov. 14th. in the Glth year of his
age. The deceased was a grandson of
Benjamin Issues. and was born at the
homestead. He went to California thir-
ty-one years ago, where he has been suc~
cessful in businesy. He was a bachelor.
and last July Miss Julia Stow went from
this city to his home to take charge of
his domestic affairs. He was in ill health
than. and never recovered. The San
Joaquin Valley Argus contains the fol-
lowing obituary of Mr. lanes :-“The
deceased was a member of the Indepen-
dent Order of Good Templars. an honor-
ed member of the Named Fire Bogart»
meat and President of the A: bode! om-
etery Association and a high y respected
citixen. His youth and young manhood
was spent It Not-walk. 001111.. and in
1854 he came to California and for the
put twelve you: bolu- resided in Her.
cod. Bin main: Will be buried under
tho auspice- of the Good
Templar-cud
mmnmmutinthoA-phodol
comm
style of that high art. while Prof. Kyte
delighted his audience with a number of
ca ital songs and laughable sketches.
lorp. Cakes managed the numerous
events on the programme with great tact
and good nature, while Sergt. J. H. Plait
lent a dignified and thoroughly helpful
assistance.
The boys amused themselvw immense-
ly and are daily becoming more martial
and muscular. .
'—Anoilier Car of Bay arrived to-day
for Raymond Brothers.
The Excitement Not Over.
The rush at I. M. Hoyt‘a drug “are
still continues on account of person-
alflicted with Coughs, Colds, Asthma.
Bronchitis and Cunaum tiou. to pro-
cure a bottle of Rank «in for the
Thrut and Lungs. whichianold on a
guarantee and in giving entire Woes
hon. It in: standard (and! windy.
Trial all! free.
1’88 1,
Price 80 cent- aud 0t.
I GHBBEET FlLLS'l—‘YLES IN'HATS.
Boys” Polo Caps.
Trunks and Traveling Bags
HEADQUARTERS FOR
HORSE CLOTHING
lllSlll‘llIlllfl B’i’g,
so. murmur.
45 Hall Sfl‘flil.
NORWALK.
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