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t‘an ..11 f r faZVe inipriVoiinn-iil of Mrs.
i'KISSTIIL‘. “do Callud ln-fiiri' Judge
Aiinui .i-t .\.illllilit_\ and went to the
Y‘alpt'H-If t 1-‘1lf'l on demon-r.
never you want anything pur
.1. or left in St w York. leave your
Liters with I'iiiii ii-a‘ l‘i llt‘ll\$l§li .\\i—
t >1 \' Master V l'rug Stoir.
. The t‘mutnia- 'Xi'l't‘lot‘i of the i'on~
gtegatwiml Sunday VchV-ol were contitr
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r. tint. frlil tliiV Born. in liriilgeport,
Nniir-la) » \l‘IilIlL’, a lmy to Mr. and Mrs.
W ll liiarth-y -V\\'aierlnury Ann-ri-
can.
liutler l. “lac Wili confer the not atory
degree \\ mine-«lay Melting next. which
Will he an extra for the month of lit-cem-
her and which is made posVil-le by live
‘Vtadftrtgdayh occurring during the
"moth.
~Anotlu-r i‘ar of May arrivul twilay
for Raymund llroihi-in.
\\‘e have rei'eived a vrry pretty Soul:
and clioiuV luv 1'. J. Mulcarrc. rlllitlt‘d
"Itreariis of Home and Early Days."
‘lilt'll l‘ dedicated to l‘apt. Fred. l’er—
More». Published by J. Echo“ & ('11-. 5‘3
tall. “It 3!. N. Y.
, —ltale liar and Straw at Raymond
'rol era.
Frederick Ambler. baggage-master on
the Daubury it Sum-111k railroad. on
Frida matted for Florida for the bone.
fit of in health. The employees of the
road prone-tied him with a pane of #300,
ill- fauily will remain in Danbury.
no." Ball. bunnies: superintendent
» Ola-flew York Tribune. has written
' W. ‘3'. agent. a letter saying
all tho Tribune employ; union men,
“I the trouble cornea from using non-
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m r. Boardalcy and lay!
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;. ii1;iii ‘llt‘t/‘IILZ :it the loczil papers lie-
c.i~.iVo lllt'V are not as lung, cheap and
li--\\.~\' as the other papers}. it cm safely
lvct that llt' do. V not .V-piundcr lilV’ wealth
toaVViV't iii iii:ik~i:~.: thciii t11~tier.:iiidthrit .
grin rally the papers have done more for 1
l1ttlllli.tll he li:iV done for them. The
lllllll who cannot see the benefit :lrlslt‘g a
1.. :1 town from it neon—pain r has not the
,VeiiVe of an oyster. and he is about its;
much \‘ltlllt‘li‘ll town as a delinquent
1.1lein."
'l‘lict'liristiiiaV t'chiyal of Illt‘ Baptist
Sunday Sl‘lltllll was held Tuesday evening .
'l‘l c audience tilled the church and cliap- 5
t'l 'l‘lie 1~x-~rciVi-s Were opened by read-
im: of Scripture. pray er and remarks by
lit-v. II. N llunniiig. Thecliildren then
sankv Volos. clioruV‘eV and delivered rece
tations iii :1 Very pleasant exercise ciiti»
lit-d. "St. Nicholas. Vls'it tn tlit‘ School."
in \\ lill‘ll two \‘eiierzil-li- characters
"Loni; Ago." and "St. Nicholas" partict—
I‘atrd. 'l‘he \‘lliill" of the church also a<~
.Vined Ill the exercises The children all
received presents from the school and
clauses and teachers interchanged 1‘. “st-
mas gifts. ‘
,\t the regular meeting of Security
1‘oiiiicil N11. 2‘3. National l‘rovideiit
l‘nion, held Friday evening. December
I“. the following «Miners were elected
for the ensuing year: J. 1.. Ambler.
President: Then. E. Smith. \‘ice-PresiV
denin. Ii. lliiVsi-ll. Secretary; ll. llaulenV
llt‘t’k. Treasurer; J. M Ferns. t‘ollector;
It. J. Stinger. t‘ iiinselloi: Ii. J. Sturges,
+1.8 SuiiiiiiiV'. II S. lixiiigton. Trustees.
The t‘wuncd is piep ired to otter special
inducements to all who \\‘lll join within
the next three months. I-‘iilleiirticulars
can he obtained upon application to any
of the above officers or to any of the
members.
Messrs. i‘tirtis. Davis a": (‘o.. makers of
“\\‘elconie Soap," have issued a panel
picture showing two beautiful young
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ladies. and appropriate surrounding
scenery. Beautiful in this case means a
beautiful physical development—winking
in contrast With the dudisb and vulgar
style adopted by some of our manufacV
turers. In this \Velcome Soap picture
is representing honesty. purity. intelli-
gence. refinement. and those characteris-
tii-s which are pronounced by the pure
and Virtuous as beautiful. These pic-
tures are being adorned with costumes
representing different seasons, [\(‘t‘llllih
tions. and customs of dress and national~
ity. which. wi'li the variety of colors and
materials of dress. make a most excel~
haul 1111:1111; (inn-Lady Mermfrnm 211x
thing we have ever seen. and MesVrs.
Curtis. Davis 4: Co. can. in this case.
consistently claim to be the inventors of
thisnew and:novel mode of picture tin-
iabing, that stands out more prominent
than any oil painting possibly can. The
copyright for these has been applied for.
Anv lady can occurs» the "Plain Picture“
and dress it to suit her own taste. by
uniting 95 Welcome soap wrappers to
Curtis. Davina 00.. Boeton.Maas.—From
New England Grocer.
—-8uiall Pro-b barn: for routing to
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wcic :ilVii gncii 1~iit hy- fiiciids.
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Vii->rc rial-l.
i'~.ii_\ 1.1 lu‘_'l:l
‘liS.
llanfoid \\'ilcox spcnt Christmas with
ririiils in the city.
iiiprtiiy 13ch :i sociiililt‘
l‘l‘ la) I‘\'t‘llllt,‘.
>t’ii-l-Lfll‘;llll V4.11. ‘1. ll l! -ll
I“ lulu .11 inc .1iii iii HII‘. :\('\\ \ 1.1I .Vi tic.
l'tll ilioilicis lodge \\iil liiiic public
ll‘leldlldlloll ot otlicct‘o Monday chniiig.
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The ll- \‘. Mr. l.‘l\\'S of Bridgeport will
, lilt‘ilt‘ll iii the Mission church Sunday. at
the iisiizil hours.
The teachers of the l'iiioii Schools
generally r- cciri-d (‘lii‘istiiias pl‘csrlila‘
~liiiui “ht si‘litiltit‘s it: lllt‘lt‘ \‘ltna‘i‘e‘.
ll. .\l. \\‘alt‘aill Yisltcd llic linioll
$l‘llhi‘l 'l‘iiiii‘sday. lie was on his way to
his .\l:iVV:i.-l.iiV1-ttV hirtleplace li‘ spend
1 :illSlll3.I.\ \\‘illi liAV‘ parents.
Nd, 1. Tun-V35) llay. in quantities to
.Vii‘! pinch ~V1-iV‘. :1' J. ll. l‘cri'e'.
'l‘1i. ,\‘.1iu:.‘.k Tennis cliih '_::1\‘c their
llet hill at 3&in llall. 'l‘iii .Vd.iy i'\‘i‘lilli;_:.
\l 1V3» Ii) )lii. Vlltl ill NtWV \‘tll'l'i. 'l‘llt‘
!:\\:1V_i-V-i:i'i:‘iili) llt‘(‘\1l‘.lltal..‘lt‘rt‘Slllll-
1m: ,;il.1-:iii:V'1. The :1tl‘.iir- was :1
t :.<' throughout.
The iieiniaiiia Saciizcrliund :iiiiiiial
l‘illhilll-‘l‘llilx' lull \\ ill take place at Music
ll 1“. Monday t~\1*tllllg’.ili|ll. lltli. \\‘liee—
'1i‘ & \\‘iIV ‘s rrchcstra will furnish
lllllVlt‘ l‘iil‘ :liiixi‘l 1.. and let‘ :l i‘iitit‘t‘l‘l
lilr‘lll ‘ t .11 o'c‘i wk. prccedint: the hall.
'l‘Eio .\IiV.V:oii church Siiiidiiv school
ll-'l1l 1'ii-ir t'thii.1l t‘lirisnias cli'c.
.\.~i1‘in-V \\‘1-i‘i- \. 1y pleasant. the speak-
l‘l: 'll‘iii singing in in}: uiiiiVii:illy good.
llwv. Mr. .\ll«lt’f‘>1\liilt‘llVl‘l‘i‘il an appro—
pri’ite :i idicss. and R‘T. Mr. l.‘l\\‘s sonic
Viiituhlc remarks.
~—S ilt l‘oi k. S cts. p iiitid. at I“. lltiycs'.
l'li~ ll i:lro:id t‘oniiinsVEoiicrs met tit
tl:v-1‘:t_\' ll_:t~l \\chli‘u V l; I0 t‘illlSl‘lt l‘
the m itil-i' wt" a piililu l1i~_‘ :\\';i_\' to the
\\‘il-oii l‘oitt .Vti-aiiil 1.1 I: llilil.;_:. The
meeting resiilti-il in :ll‘. :tul‘i‘vlllt’l‘il oti the
part of the ll.llllltll‘_\‘ i\‘ .\'oi’\\'..ll1'ihilroad
company to liiiild .'l roid p‘irillcl to the
one which tliv-y took tor thc railroad.
’l‘iio .\l«tlio1lin 1'lii:Vini:is chrcistV‘.
\\ lall‘ll \\- 11‘ hold lth wveiiiitg. were of
21..
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t; . 1;.1 1. \\'. it iyiiiond, 1‘. ,
l'ir-l:it-. ti. \\‘dlel .S'llt'vk. 1*. \\fl. .\. (If
li.‘l\llti\_:_ .l. “I; John If. Smith. ll‘li.l\.l
lliiiii. llecoi'di r.
\\‘ziV‘liiiigton t‘h:ipti l‘ 1 diners fleet. .l,
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.\ll~‘ll it. liclIV. 'l‘y ler.
May to the liilc. 'l‘oii or (In 1.21.] :it 1
Raymond Brothers. '
Si. ilvilllil‘ l. lilg‘i‘ Illfii‘l‘r; t‘l: t‘lt‘iii ll. ll.
Lee. \\'. M.; It. \\'_ M'iplcV'. S. \\'.; N,
Martin. .l. “'1 .\V:i Smith. treasurer;
“I l".. Montgomery. secretary; t‘. \V.
Man}. S. H; F. Buckley. J. It; A. 1‘.
(lililing. chaplain: ll. 1‘. NllSll‘ organist:
l.. l’. Holt. 8. .V‘: l-‘.. Merritt. .1. >3;
1;. \\'.ir.l Selleck. marshal; .\. ti. lit-tts.
tyler.
The peeplc along the line of railroads
who are :iniioyid liy whistling of loco—
iiiotiies have the satisfaction of know-
ing thzit it costs the c-iuipriny money. It
is 1-Vtiiiiated that ilie c )st for fuel to the
.\'e1\~ Yerk. New lllth‘ll and Hartford
railroad alone is $15.1“! per year'
for the legal whistling required at
crisongs—Stamford Herald.
«Another t‘ar of tiny arrived today
for Raymond Brothers.
lirid;cport sports to the number of
m'er one hundred went down to College
l'oint. Ii. 1.. Tuesday. and were treated
toa slugging llltllt‘ll with hard gloves.
between Ike \Villinnis. of South Nor-
walk. and Denny Kellehcr. of Boston.
in a hall at that place. \\'illiams was
knocked out. and the battle was given
to Kt‘llt‘llt‘l‘. Other fistic features en-
livened the day's celelirattom—Bridge-
port l‘orl.
(ten. Beauregard will give a history
of the Shiloh t‘ampaign in the January
number of the North American Review.
He claims that tleii. Algernon Sydney
Johnson acted only as a corps commander
at Shiloh. tlen. Beauregard emphatically
asserts icontrarv to the common beliefl
that he was the sole commander on both
days. and. without naming them. cori-
trnverts the reports of tirant and Sher
man as to the nation's forces beingtaken
by surprise.
—— \notlier (‘ar of tiny arrived to-day
for Raymond Brothers.
At the annual meeting of the Fairtleld
t‘ouiity Agricultural Society. last week,
the following directors were chosen:
lion. W. D. lizshep, 111m. Nathaniel
Wheeler, L‘ol. T. L. \\‘atson. Francis
Ives. D. M. Read, Bridgeport: T. M.
\\‘akeman. E. 'l‘. Redford. Greens Farms;
Charles E. St. John. Henry I“. Guthrie.
Xorwalk: Edwin Hoyt. New Canaan;
ndmlames ‘
: \\'. Bradley. Saugatuck:
A. E. Kroger. \\‘innipauk.
Acircular has‘been addressed to the
Methodists at large in this country by
Thomas W. Price. setting forth his role
sons for opposing the management and
methods of the church extension society,
and in it he recites with greater fullness
of details the arguments made during
the recent session of the body in New
Haven. His main charge is that that
body is under the absolute control of the
bishops, whom under the act of 1885.
all church pro it: should be under the
control of the
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.l Mitts.
,lil.1l‘_\'
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.i 1.11' t'i.‘15|wI'.llt‘ and i:.ti~rthn;g charac-
Xv'l. 1* Y‘V1\Ill1‘_: of t‘liriniiriV carols lvv
. Sunday-school. “lt'l'llllllS lry lll‘t‘
.i‘.l‘.ll1'll choir. :i giié choir and liov
shin. an I‘XV‘rl‘lfit’7'Urlit' ”111ch that
l.-‘k limit." and :1 fine ricit.1tion ll\'
. \l;VV1i wlli’cy. .\1 1h. conclusion of tiic.
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.\-li‘w l'.lxlv iialcnt ll.1ll~~ .. r1c1i\1d.i \»>i_\
li.i:iiiV.ni1- ~li\'t‘l‘ I‘ll‘li‘l'lllitl golilit. The:
.li‘lllit»‘il iV \i-ry t .\li‘llV:\'1l}' and pirttiiy
«iv ‘wialevl. ,
’11.»- “it" hard 11:. l‘ :wcll i1 i‘i‘llIlY
”1 . ‘1'," \\ iii lm inn-nut”! m [-(n-‘.{, ; coiuniitti-c, of llll' recovery of said plate.
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1 . icVidtnts “f: l li.l\‘1'\\‘fllli'tl tliti: at length. tliiiik—
' in; a full :ic~'wti:2! w. iild lh‘ gratifying
‘: '1‘-il\:ii i. Ito y- '.: I! l ‘I lilr'Vll‘lllilllllV viiilev coli-
. 1 1;: \\ Ill ltn‘ .nue dish will lend
‘ .11. \\: ““‘l l “H,” 1‘. ‘H'flll‘: lll._1‘!l"'2\ toi'Vviliii.
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lli!.l\1-1'Il: l1 unui‘aiwi \\illl the initials i J “'1 ‘t kw ‘3'
the lti‘lllii‘lll. Messrs. t‘oultoii and.
who had lilid uni ullicc of scc~ ;
‘l' the t“ = tirecidin; terms, act
.‘ l 'l-llllx' and smu- of
ii. lllla’ls. prim-iit'il llii-
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tliiV city \\:!l t ’l ;is iii‘x‘xlll‘illlialdlli‘lli
fix ::i Sunni». it 5
gusty ll‘. the hotel.
Holiday 'II.1i:i~ II. 1\ \. Ii. N.
.ill:t'< iii the lllllliilty
liniinud Illllt‘ til-lo \\1rt-
llltIl-‘i‘!\‘i‘~l1‘l’-l‘l_\ :11‘.d\\‘illlu-iii | tl'i-c:
o1. Xew Years at i}. Trains not iziiiniiii; ‘
The following .1 g
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:11‘1-1li1-V--: 5 Amati; l.iil.iflii|l .Vo. 7i. l--:i\‘ ‘
in; lliiilviiry at ‘.‘.‘.\'l M. Ni;lii Flt‘l;lll I
X i. L‘- li-:i\’in;,: llivihury :ii 7:;‘il l‘. ‘.\t..
.\t‘1“‘llllll1‘illllJT‘. - -I. learnt: Soutli'
,\' -r\\.1ik at 3.1:: 1‘. M. Night Frcitzlit
.\'o. 11‘, tuning S iith Norwall; at ll:'~u
l'. .‘l.
.\i'i1iii \I.diiicr:Iilc “all.
«The .\riixn S Kiri-iv will give a grind
niiiuliicrade lllll at Music hall, Honda~
January th. l“i<l' this occasion Heine‘s
«il‘t‘llt'sllil his lawn engaged. and will
give a concert from S to 9 o‘clock. This
society lieliei‘es iii lllllrillllzllll: home
institutions. and therefore gives Hciiit‘s
hand the preference. 11s iiitiVii- has
always been satisfactory to the public.
Tickets. $11M for gentleman and lady.
Extra lady. 710 cents. Admission to the
gallery. 271 cents. '
-——ll;iy by the Male. Ton or For Load at
Raymond lirotliers.
EAST Ntlli‘VALK.
I‘. M. l‘ierce has put up :i new ma-
chine for making twelve—inch cement
pipes. _
An excellent Christmas entertainment
will be given by the Siinday~school next
Tuesday evening.
Mr. Cummings. a superanuated meinV
her of the New York police force has
taken up his residence in this place, and
occupies Mrs. Hannah lloyt‘s house.
V—liale Hay and Straw at Raymond
Brothers.
Mr. and Mrs. William Twiss lost a
child by scarlet fever last week. lie
was very bright and promising. fifteen
months old. It was jtiV‘t one year Christ—
mas night since they lost another child
of the same age.
Inixtztilcr 1111 If“.
Samuel Smith has moved back to the
Farm from \‘an Z‘indt avenue.
Miss Lillie Jones is home for tho holi-
davs from Moody‘s Northtield School.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton \‘aii Kuren have
gone to Danhury to spend the Christmas.
Mrs. Robert Harris has returned after
an absence of seven weeks from Cross
River.
—IIay by the Bale, Ton or Car Load at
Itavmond Brothers. _
Mr. Jones has at in some goods spec-
ially for the holi nyS. noticeable among
which are sets of dishes, confectionery
and tov candies. He has the celebrated
Waterbury watohfs. which are the booty
ow-pri e wnr . so.
tine;
toy--watches,(cha_tclaine). and chain. for
10 cents. steianmders at that.
We think we can cure a bad case of
Backacbe uicker With one of Carter‘s
Smart W and Belladonna Bachache
Plasters. than by any other application.
and after the Bachche is cured, you
can still wear the plaster without air
comfort for two or. three weeks or
longer. This combination of Smart
Wand and Belladonna II a great hit, and
itiabard collation!~ minor-ache that
will not ytold to i Price 35
'l‘lie ‘
‘ lli’ 11h.
Eat the usual hour.
. .
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‘ 1pi1~riidc party of the season.
Itcv. .‘lr. Delano Accepts.
Itev. Mr. Delano of Norwich. N. \'..
, has accepted the call of the Baptist
'\‘:1llli‘ll. this ci:_i . and will licgiii his pas-
’ toi‘ate and preach his introductory scr-
lilt‘tl, Jan. :1.
I‘tiiit'h l‘igur l'l‘ltt‘s.
The Punch cigar prizes at l‘laistcd‘s
drug store were awarded as followstj—
lVl. .\. .l. lluicliinsoii; 211. Charles ‘latt:
:tl. \\‘nlier l~‘entoii: -ltli. Charles t‘larke:
.‘itli.t)1\‘eiiltilc_\': the titli prize lies licV
tween t‘liarles llaviland and \\‘illiaiii
t‘o‘dey. they haying purchased the .‘Vaiiic
niimlvvr of cigars.
.\ \lng‘tiliir Incident.
Miss l‘llllllllt Ii. Smith. of this city.
cvlnluteil ‘l set of hand-painted china at
the ll.iiiliiiry fair. \\'lieii they were
brought track one plate was missing.
Nothing could he learned of the where-
:itioiitsot the niissiiigiiruclc until sen-int
“'rt'lCS lizid gone liy. when the following
letter \\‘as received liy Miss Smith. \\‘llli‘ll
cxplaiiitd the iiiiittcr:
lltxixt‘iiv. Nov. 21‘».
Miss Emma 11‘. Smith. South Norinilk.
(him.
I think you have already received the
plate. concerning which I wrote you.
I felt so Slu‘t. that it was yours, that.
without waiting for your answer. I
instructed Mr. d. It. Eaton. into whcsc
possession it fell. to forward it iniiiiediV
, :llt‘l_V to you. Your description and
Vketcli convniced me there could he no
iiiinakc as to its identity.
I have today received word from Mr.
Iiitnii that he “slilppt‘l“ the piece to
you. as I requested. on the 23d inst.
Knowing you “‘1" be interested (and
amusedi in the circumstances attending
its recovery. I give them to you as they
\\‘1'l‘c gin-ii me by Mr. l'iiiton. who was it
,Vpi-cxal detective at the Fair. ”2‘ did
‘iiot Ii‘ltlfll home to Sing Sing; until a
I week or more :1ftci the hair. Me 5.1on
g“'l‘lie day l came home. whilc on the
~train. an cxwotn‘ict gave me the dish.
.V:i}‘iii,1.,li1~ took it out of a case at the
i lLinlxtiry l-"air: says he stole it. not lie-
rcaiise he wanted it. but because the
. opportunity was given. .\ Luiy opened
one of the (‘.1.\t'5 probably the awarding
c 'llllllllil‘I'. and was examining some
:lllli‘lr'. :i‘iid he took the first thing that
came handy."
The man‘s ltl’:i\':lilll in giving: it up to
Mr l’iiton. knowing him to [w a detect-
l\'1'. 'ind givnig the 1ch iils of the tin-ft.
:1! tiin l. it Mr. l‘lllllll lo doiit-l the story.
.iltli-~i:;li 1- ry pl lll>llh.l‘, zird he did
nothing Alia-iii it for some tan-l. livcntu—
illy lie \\roto lllt' :iV one of lllt‘ “ll! cep-
Vllitll 1‘-1iiiuiitiei-";ii the l~‘.iir. and l. in
turn. 1*.itisianoiiio delay in not being Viire
‘ of your I\.Illlt‘ :1i;1l :idiln-V‘s. Iii speaking
f to .‘liV. .l. \\'. liicvii, who is also on the
lil'\\'.\\kT1D\.
Tl . V'wi‘l'tl my. ii l_\' the ladies of Illf‘
.\l. l‘. 1 I<lll’l‘ll :1! Mr. lflrris‘wn Fridav
. \1»:=i' ; all I't‘Vp-‘t‘IS.
_\lr_ liviiii in; mi.“ yinl :ili \\ lm \\.V.1-
“.1 in la.» 1‘ in} ill :13 lllt' Vtiiall price of
i i‘t‘lil‘.
l'-.1lc lliy :ii-.«l Straw :11 lliyiiioitd
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111
l‘h. ..i irfll‘. “.V’ t‘llli'l(:lll‘.ll‘.t nt 14f llic.
‘lv iii i i‘l.lilt'll \\ .i.V' licld t‘iirinliiiisg
Ill t‘w .‘lniivl‘. The “.1111in in .p‘...
‘-. ltiu. .r I lllt‘ll‘iillllli'lll l’iidav after-
tio ~11. ‘
The young in ople \\ ill lir‘lil tli1 ir an-
ii‘.i.il n1 wpieia l~~ liltv‘ill the I‘itli of Jan-
IHIUUK‘IIIF.
l'il;.ii' 11. Smith of New York spent
Sziiiitsiy 1\ itli his mother .‘IrV. (loo. Smith.
The ll-»\'. .\lr. \\"liire of li‘oway ton will
preach :it tlii~1‘li:ipel Sunday afternoon
Invitations are out for the St‘t‘t‘llil mas-
lt \\ ill lie
held :it the house of Mr. and )lrs. Smith
on New Y1 :ir‘s eve.
Joseph t'ox and daughter Annie are
spending the holidays in New York
where Miss Emily will join them next
\\‘t‘t-k.
VVtiale llay and Sim-v at Raymond
Brothers.
Mr. and Mrs. \\‘m. Lockwood expect
to start for their orange plantation in
Florida immediately after the Holidays.
\\‘e wish them lion voyage. 7
Mrs. and Mrs. Hathaway will more in~
to the late (it‘t‘.l‘:.1\‘lllllll homthead about
the first of January. Mrs. Smith will
probably spend a portion of the winter
in New York.
Miss Mary J. Raymond met with quite
a serii us accident while doing: shopping
in Norwalk. list Monday. \\‘hile going
from A mhler & Samuiis‘ up Main street.
she tripped on the walk and fell. caus-
ing a painful wound upon her face.
Beethoven 'l‘rlo-(‘luli Concerts.
Friends:—As the number of tickets
already subscribed for the above course
of concerts is insufficient to meet the
necessary expenses and believing that
without special effort on the part of
friends in Norwalk. it will be impossible
to continue the concerts. the manach
ment makes the following proposition
to those who are sutticienty interested in
the cause of music to do something to
further its interests in Norwallr. viz:
If one hundred season tickets for the
balance of the season at $1.50 each,
admitting to the remaining two con-
certs, with reserved seat. be sold or
ledgcd by Jan. 9th; the course will be
linished according to the original plan.
otherwise all engagements will be com
celed, season ticket. holders refunded the
amount due them, and no further con-
certs given.
Those dwiring to subscribe may do so
by sending a postal to the manager,
leaving their names at Plaisted‘s Drug
Store. or by handing their names to
friends who may feel interested. As
fast as names are secured. friends will
please forward them to the manager.
or place them on subscription list: at
Plaistcd‘s. You are respectfully invited
to subscribe and induce others to do so.
of the course.
Very trul yours,
A. J. ’luuxs. Manager, .
Bridgeport. Conn.
A Very Narrow Escape.
"Yea. I had a very narrow escape.”
said a prominent citiaen to a friend. “I
moonflnedtomybedfor a year and
my friend. gave me up for a oonautn
tive‘a grave, until I began uainfx‘ouin
Balsam for the Tum“: and Lu and
WHO GOT THE
RAYMOND RANGE
——.-\ Nil—-
Parlor Stove
IN HIS STOCKING THAT SANTA (“LACS BOUGHT OF THE
Raymond Furnace &Mfg.tlo.,
On “'zitci' Street, South Norwalk.
\\‘IIIId-I HE \\'.\S AT THE \VAREROOMS HE SA“? THE
Imperial and Fiery Furnaces,
and decided that if he had one of either of the furnaces. he and his family would
have a much more comfortable home up near the North Pole; and he would we
ominend any who want a good furnace to go and see them at the manufactory.
HUL DAY GUUDS IN LARGE VARIETY
——-.—\.\’D——
Staple Goods
—————FOR———
llllL’lllAY PRESENTS,
AT A. DIGKERMAN 8L SON’S.
South Norwalk, Conn.
39 Washington Street.
GlllltlElllES AND MEATS
———.-\T THE OLD STAND OI“—
T. BURR GUYER & SON.
SPRINGWOOD. '
ALL 11111111131111.1111 11111111111.
(‘I'l‘Y FOLKS FIND IT TO THEIR AD-
VANTAGE T1 )_TR A ll]? \VITII US.
GIVE US 7A. TRIAL.
EllMSTllEK Billl.’S
Arc now rcady with their
FALL & WIN TEE. STEEK
———U 13—.
Men’s, Bojrs’ and Children’s
CLOTHING
Which will he found more exteiisn'i and complete than that
of any fonner season.
Spctial attention is called to their
Men’s Heavy Business Suite,
of their own manufacture, at, $6.00, which they claim
cannot be matched in the county.
and Children’s clothing
A SPEC IALTX’.
Bays’
They are exhibiting for the Fall Trade the most superb stock
of Gentlemen’s
N ECKWEAR
ever shown in Norwalk. Their stock of
UNDERWEAR
embraces the leading makes of the count . The of
one make. the NORFOLK & NEW BRUN WlCK OSIERY
CO.’S GOODS, tull fashioned, seven complete lines of heavy
weight. In the Cheap Goods, such as 25, 35 and 50 cents,
their assortment is unsurpassed.
1 EUBREET FALL STYLES Ill HITS.
1
HEADQUARTERS FOR
HORSE CLOTHING
Insurance Bill;
80. NORWALI. ROBWLLI.
80$!)mewa
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