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Daily NDI'IIIIIIDIK 1111111

SATURDAY’S RECORD.

ALLEN G. BETTS. Publisher.

 

 

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 20.1590.

 

TEE. NEWSBOYE.

@We have arranged with Mr. James
Sutheiland to supply neweboys with the
DAILY GAZETTE. They will please apply
to him and get their papers at his news
store, next to the. GAZETTE BUILDING en:

trance.
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011111er111 3 STORY.

We commence a holiday story 10-119; of
excrpti-inal merit and exciting: interest.

It Will be continued in Monday’s DAILY. -

The story will repay reading 113111."er

does so opportune and really well written

a stoiy appeals at this holiday Season of

the your. .

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JOB PRINTING.

We have engaged the services of one of
the most thoroughly competent and ar-
tistic fine book and job printers to be had
in New York, who is to take charge of
our Book and Job Printing Department.
The GAZETTE" s jobbing dopaitinent is the
largest; and best equipped of any office
beIWecn Bridgeport and New York. All
printing entrusted to 1151 shall be well,
pr'omptly and lessonably done We
inviteotrial from our fiicnds, of our
superior facilities for turning out first-

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Y. M. C'. A. NOTES.

 

Rev. F. E. Robbins, who is to succeed
Rev. C. E. Torre-y, as pastor of the Baptist
church, will deliver an address at the
song service Sunday afternoon, tit 4
o’clock, upon the subject: "A Stalwart
Christianity, ” and till men are invited to
be present and hear him.

The entertainment committee have (10--
cided upon the Mushall P. Wilder Con—
cert Co. for an entertainment on Friday,
March 271b, to take the plum of. the Scott
Recitals, and 111i holding course tickets
will be entitled to admission to the enter—
tainment. This is one of the strongest
climpxiiiesin existance, and. scene should
full to hear them .

Fred Ambler, E idic Daniels, Harry
Merrill and Queries McPherson, will he
the contestants in the Crokinole series
this crening. Play will be commenced at.
8 o’clock, and till young men are outdiolly
invited to Witness the games.

BUILDING I.V .A'ORWALK.

ANorwalk correspondent of the New
HaVL-n Record records a batch of building
notes, from which we crib the following:

Gen. Nelson Taylor is building three
houses on beautiful Cr'LSCL-nt tcl'tucc,ol
which two on: progressing tow-1111111 cIoImI—

icy

will Cost from $3, OOJ $3,500.1liivid Di.
Pint-t has the 121111111101. and W111. ti. Smith
dot-s the mason wnl‘lt.

Mason Builder \‘1 illiuin 11. Smith
buildiuir a handsome iesidence on W151
stit-L-t.1o cost $8 OOJ. the first story is
of inick and 111 mound of w.1od,1111d the
interior Will be fini tied up in 11111-11 Wood-1,
with Hood iiiiiiiiL-ls, speakinir tubes, elec-
.‘tiic bells and all modern iiiiploi-‘eliieuts.
David; M. Plstt does the carpenter Wor.k

011 Eiiiiwood HVL 11111: \"I'.iii P. Palmer is
electing; :1 $7, 500 1151 deuce which will be
finished up 111 bald Woods, the hull linvill;1 r
n. pitiilhci 1i Wainscot. The contractors 1111:
David M. [’Intt, carpenter; .-.tI Smith,
mil-31111; V'V. H.R1L"€kcl & yCo.,plt.l:nbci§i.
Ex—Mayor Wm, H.Hubb1.ll is to build a
$4 001) two 11 iieinLut house on littnfoid
p 11cc, J. R. Raymond being the contract-

1'.
0 Among Mr. Knnpp’ s w01l< not contracted
for 111e,tiic follow 111g: A $5, 0011 residence
on Riverside avenue, East Norwnia, to
contain 10 rooms. The-1'1: will be a tower
in front and the interior will be finished
in lini'd woods With modern improve-
ments. John Tryou is the owner. Map
sI:ill 'l‘olIL-s has had plans pi'tpaied fol 11
1011111111 tesideiicc 1111 East iii/cutie East
Nonvulli, to cost. $5, 000. Daniel Keogh
is to built a triaugn.ului'-sliaped block of
stores and tenements at the east end of

is

. Wushingtonfiridgc.

One of the finest residences now build-
ing is that ol Thcophile Euphrnt, a New
York business min, at Itiiwayion post-
office in the town of Norw alk. The house
is now being raised-'11 is of wuod trun-
med largely of shinng, three stories high,
402160 feet. 011 one c‘ornci 1m octagonal
observatory tower iiSes to 11 height. of 6)
feet, and the elevations tire broken up by
oricls, bay windows, vuitinIdas, etc. Then:
Will be 121011nis flint-Ind in hard woods
'Ihi: oust will be $l5 —
000. Kiik & 8121' i‘fltld do the car'peniei
work, Hoyt & Beers the masrm wm'k, W.
H.Me11kei & Co. the plumbing, and S. B.
DAVIDD the painting.

0. E. Wilson, the Nonvalk 11111115111111
agent, 1111311: cntly sold the flue property
known as "Elmer'cst, ” the former home
of the lute I. B. “'011dbtll'.y The prop—
erty is located Within a short distance of
the main nVenuc 11nd is about half way
betiwen Normdk and South Norwnlki.
The new owner has laid it out in elegant
villa plots and with its many ailimntages
the property will probably not be loiigI on
the niatkct.

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CITY OF TULEDO,1 5.3.,

 

STATE or 01110,
LcoAs COUN'i'Y, .

Fabric .1. 11111111111 makes 0' 1111 that in: IS
the senior partner of the ficm of F. J.

CHENEY 61'. Co , doing business in the City '.

of Toledo, County 111111 State Minimum,
and 11111.1 said film wdl ply the sum 01

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS flit euchl

and CVl‘I y cits-L- of CATAHRH that. cannot be
cured by HALL’sL‘Ai'Annn Cans ,
DRAHKJ 0111:111th .»./
flwmn to bLforL me 'and still~ciitii-tl in
“I my prtsencc, this 6111 day of
j ‘ lDecciiiber,. A. D. 1886.
(SE L) . A.V V.V GIEASON ' .
' Notary Public..
Hull’s Catsrrh Gore is taken internally
and acts directly on the blood and mucous
Send tor 111-111-

F. J CHENEY &. 00., Toledo,0.
@DUld I)" Dr"! ".1191, 750 j

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' " In every 10th whole am 1:11.. 1111 introduced the
9.10 1:: buyer 1111111111oihczwnbmgoampouua-

. pound gobblers.

l

" lit the blood Commutation 11111151119 more

 

. wr'itei that many veers ago he cut down it

struck this place.

0.4 KNOLL- BTA 2705'.

The mill pond is _aflording splendid
skating.

The farmers are complaining of the 11wa
demand of the mathet for pork.

Mr. Chas. Scribner is now convalescent.

Some are complaining of receiving noc-
turul visits from unknown visitors.

Miss Josephine Hurlbutt is viSiting her
sister Mrs. Wm. E. Allen, Sn, at Brook-
lyn, N. Y.

Miss Edna Stommell is visiting relatives
in Brooklyn.

Miss Mary Olsen was the guest of Mr.
Wm. Crozier Sunday.

Miss E'nina Goepple returned to Dim-
bury Friday aftergu two weeks visit with
net parents on Hurlbutt str.eet

Mr. John Gregoiy has purchased IB-
otiu-r tine trotter.

Mis. Henry D. K itzenbcrg spent Thurs-
day with Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Dikcmim.

Farmers were Very busy last week Kill-
ing hogs. . '

Ed. Bates, the famous marksman, killed
five fut rabbits last Thursday.

Cannon farmers occasionally raise 35
An old hunter recently informed the
gigantic white cal-'.I bee and secured five
lui' go raccoonsf

The stack hay is worth $7 a ton here.

Cards are out for the. wedding of 11
young couple on‘ Maple avenue and'Elin
street. -

A certain farmer wants to know who
shot his dog for a rabbit.

Mr. John Dennis of Redbsnk Is spend-
ing a few days with Mr.’Snmu:.-l Sturizes
011 Hui-Ibutt street.

Our gtniul t’iieud Joel Godfrey has a
fine turnout.

VI heelw1ight Geo. H. Crégory is very
busy building and reps ring Wagons.

If the Hoiisatonic railroad company
Would take notice of 1:3 and stop Mr.
Smith with his 8- -03 a. 11.1.tr11infrom Dan-
buiy, it would giesily please a dozw or
more regular commuters

It has recently been rumored that the
old wire mill and machine shop formerly
used by D. and J. Lockwood have been
sold to a party who will soon open a
mauufactory of so 1 c kind there.

Large shipments of elm logs for wagon
hub purposes are sent to Bridgeport from
this station daily.

A matrimonial whirlwind seems to have
Rumor suys there will
be two more weddings in the near future.

Mr. H. Secley is now dealing in poultry.
He has a number of fine turkeys which he
intends to put on the market forL‘hriiit-
12114.5.

A local hunter says 1... has killed 60 rub-
bits since the season opened.

Miss Lino Sterling is visiting friends in
Redding. .

Mr. H. W. Fiiiuey spent Saturday with
friends in Norwallt.

Mr. P. J. Maloney was the guest of Mr.
Louis Veriiu Sunday.

After being confined .to his house for

several weeks by a severe illness, Mr.
William Renniid is able. to be about.
- Mr. S. S. Barrett, chief Wll'e inspector
of tIlic Western Union TelIczi'apli 011., was
the guest of Mt. (31.111111121- Men 4 two days
this wee It.

Mr. Wm. D. Croziei', the young man
that was struck bytlie mail train Saturday
11ftci'noim,_w:1s not Seriously injured as
was reported. He: is now out audattcnd-
log to business.

A soctablc and dance will be held at the
creamery. Tuesday evening.

Mr. James Williams of Georgetown,
spent Sunday with his father on the
mountain.

Mr. Isaac Sterling, an employee at the
factoiy All. Geol‘p‘etown had his left eye
seriously injured by a flying piece of
steel.

W H. Robinson of Weston was visit-
ing in town Thursday.

Miss Katharine White, a student. of
Wheaten Seminary, Norton, Mass, will
spend the holidays at home.

 

 

New Conaan’s new Opera House is to
he opened on Tuesday owning, Dec. 23d,
by the Ullic Akeistrom company, whiLh'
company also appears there on the follow.
ing evening. After the theatrical per-
formance there will be a grand b3!” and
banquet in honor ‘of the owner of the
Opera House. G. Dutf 'Nichols. The
auditorium is 40x75 feet as-d has a. seating
capacity of 800. ,'l he stage is 2511410 feet
and has four sets of scenery. The follow.

in: is the programme of toasts at the ban-
quet: '

"I‘hc Opera House, its Strength and
Durability. " E. D. Lindsay, New York.

"The Town of NIW Canaan,” Hon.
Benjamin P Mead; 'New Canaan.

"Uur bister Town, Norwalk, ”John H.
Light, South Norwalk.

“0111 Sister Town, Stamford, ” Wm. W.
Gillespie, Stamford.

"The' Press,” W. W. Kiik, New 01111.
can.

“The Theatrical Profession,” George
Bttnllt'll,1\(.‘W Naven.

“1"! he Borough, its Past and Future,” L.
M. Monroe, Sr. '
‘ “‘litfri(lll”'lls Ride,” Frnncis E. Weed,
New Cit-"11111111. - '1

Reply by G. 111111 Nichols. Manager and
Proprietor.

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Eben Hall, of West. Nor.wnlk felt ofs
removing saw in Raymond Johnson’s sash
and blind for tiny, Fiidny, with the result.
of badly hit-critiing his two thumbs and
thiec- of his fingers. |l111y Were dl'eSSId
by Dr. (311111.8111ith, of West. N1.1rwulk,11nd
so skillfully that. amputation will be un-

necessary. .
""’"'.‘.—‘ 5%“
President Clark, of: the Consolidated
road has. in reply to a question from the
111111: comptroller, who Is to furnish Ll-g-
1111111011; with transpoitaiio‘n when 1111-1111111: ,.
age allomincc is assigned to: him’, stated
111111 the stutif will'be 1111111311e11.111.i.111 tickets ’

Ii'Lc passes. , ..
o: . , .

-A UseIalProsentin every punks Sauna,»
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”STD V". .

Rev. W. W. Davidson of North 01110-3
line preached in the gangregstional
church last Sunday.

Piepai-9tions ate being made for the
annual Christmas entertainment. by the
teachers and scholars of the. Congrega-
tional church Sunday scoooli

Miss Alice 'Fitch' is visiting M 1113 Annie
Lockwood '

Eugene 11115111111511.1111 moved into: his
new residence

0. E Weeks and wife of Brooklyn,
v'sitcd Matthew Bulley and wife Satur-
day and Sunday.

Our mayol, who has been visiting in
Puwliiig, N. Y. lm'SIt",iUIII€(l andseems
to be very much pIeaSL-d with his visit.

Waltei Rowlandhas moved into his
new residence. 1

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UNCI. AIMEDLETTERs.-—Lettcr s r cmaiui 112

uncalled for at the Norwalk Post Office,

 

.f'1r the'wcek ending Dec. 201I1 1890:

Jennie Boom, Demon Finch, Nelson Fisher.

pliuter.
To obtain any 01:11.1; 9bovc letters the

' applicant must cull fol advertised letters
C.

G1HUBBELI.. Postmaser.

 

 

FOR SALE.

Advertisements under this head 23 cents for five
lines or less 6) cents for three times, $1 for week.

 

 

PItE' I TY Cottage of- seven rooms, net'ii' tho
1 ridg‘e. Price. $2 soul-1111851111 down.

Apply to 0; E Wlhso \, ttenl Estate \gent,

Gazette Building.

WANTS.

 

 

One can! 1;
11.11.: head.

keeper. To one competent to do the
Work for three adults a. good situation will be
given. Address Box A, Norwalx,1‘onn.

 

MPI.OYMI€NT of almost any kind by a
steady Colored Man of middle age. Apnly
to Cairns.

 

, To Rent.
W0 EthflBLE SUITES of ROOMS, second
floor of the lumen Bloch. on Water street.

Possesstouflglven immediately. Enquire of
. «'1'. JOHN LUL‘KWUUD, Trustee.

 

NOTICE.

HE inhabitants of the 'town of Norwstlk

are hereby notified and warned that a
town meeting will be held at the ”town House.
in said N01 walk, on Friday December 2 th.
A. 1).. 1890,21. two o‘clock. afternoon, for the
following purposes, to wit:

To hear the annual r;eports to lay the state
and town mixes, Including the support. of
schools and to make the annual appropria-
tions for repair of highways 101- the current
year; also to authorize the solar tmen to abate
the taxes of those persons who failed to apply
to the Board 01' Beth {for such exemption as
they Would have been entitled to had such ap-
plications been made; also to decide upon the
claim of George W I’arkington ,furmerlyn. pr i-
vnteln Co. E l'2th Regimeamt t'mm. Vols. to
the town bounty and tiiake ac Ion upon the
written petition of tweutt -slx oi the cltlz'éns
and taxpayers of said town concerning the
gay m 111 015201 ba' ance of bounty claimed to

0 duo to each of the re enlisted veteupns
whose reenlistments went toward filling up
the quota of Not WalK. under- the call of Irres-
idcnt Lincoln in 18113

Dated at NOPWEIR, this 16111 day of Dec HID

sADlUEI. DASKi M, Selectmen f

NELSON J. CR \W, the 10er

081 ‘A R W. RAYMOND, of Norwalk
HERBERT H. SMITH, Townt lerkr

 

 

TRADE MARK

" A foot. that is Cir-LU!” ted by a bad stocking.
cannot. be comforted by even the best. shaped
shoe. —-I'Boot and shoe Recorder 1

Men with corns, lngrowlng nails, humans,
or tende'i feet, hall Waukenhose as a blessing.

“by 111 rot cramp the toes, bind the feet. n01
wrinkle anywhere.
’I he housewife 3 friend. They require less
mending than the old 81.) 1e, misfit hose...
Manulaeiured by the WA'UKENHUSE CO. .,
(Mill syndicated 48 Summer St“, Boston: .
For sale by J1L .AMltLlsit & L'- ms.

 

IF YOU WANT 111111111111 SHOE—s
THAT WILLTTURN WATER,._
TRY OUR ' '

Grain Leather Shoes.

THn Mosr DURABLE. I .
THE NEAREST WATERPROOR
$1,711,511.25, $2, 50,113 50, $4.00:

New Stock of Very Best '

RUBBER-BOOTSI

11‘ 01.1) PRICES.

Pnices will 11111111111311.3115: New.

A. H. HOYT & SON,

37 WALL. STREET, (1y4) NonwAtlsI-

 

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the best IYinhIiIng' Powder 8914 by 1:

Mrs. Katie Johnson, is. A. Juclur-I. 1] .‘A. Ilosen- .

word for all Advertisements uit‘d'er "

N American Woman as working bousr- .

Adver tisi ng.

poll. and New Your. VI ork first class.

w. B.-HALL
& co.

 

Largest stock of choice

Dress . Goods

in Connecticut. ~

Laces.

Departments of Laces. Trimmings
Gloves, Hosiety,1 Merino Underwear,
and Curtain goods,“ are all doubled
in size.

Take center stairway for Child-
ren’s Caps. Infant's Outfits, Ham-
burgs, and Butterick’s Pgtterns.

Take elevator for

Cleaks.

Every new style or Cloak now

. ready. Seal Plush Bapes and Cloaks.

500 Seal Wool Capes. 1,000 Child-

ren’ s Cloak 3.

made Department; by competent fits.
’t-ers,‘ free of chsrge. I

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Curtain and Rug De-
pertinent

Irish Point 01111111111111 prices nev
er before quoted: ‘

One lot $3 50, regularly sold at $5
One 1011 at $5.; regularly sold at $7.

'Ons, lot at. $5 35, sold at $7 90.

One 1011 at $5 50, said at $8.
One 101'. at $6, generally sold 111189

_ Wonderful Bargains

in Rugs and Mats.

W B HALL& CO

COR AVIAN I81. CANYON STS

 

 

 

Dress Trimmings and.-.

Clocks, Furs and Fe ll;

Alterations mode in the Ready"

NORWALK, ." ;

 

HE unions 1-1111: 1.11mi. worm) 011111.

THIS GOOD Ann JOLLY nine. . .
’NEATE Aos'rnAi. sun' 3 rum-spoon
THEY orvs HIM “neon/lino.

Aunts r1111 1111021211 NORTH
THE 3121111111: or THE WHAL'E
' Bums CUP'AND ssuon'rn mum
.To SANTA CLAUS A HAIL.

I'm: nusnv co'r'rnn. 1'00.-
THE MAN WHO rum Hu-
ALi. snAnn run common VIEW,
“Goo: 31.1153 51'. NICHOLAS."

ONE CENT A COPY.

THREE (EN'IS' A COPY.

HENRY’S.

-- LAUNDR

51 Main Street. Nor‘walk.
0011111113 .1111) cu rrs‘rnor'serm.

Regs to Inform the public that he is conduct-
ng as .

 

at the above named place and solicits the
patronage of all those who desire good Work
at. moderate price-1. He employs only skilled
Wurk men and guarantees satisfaction in every
case. No chemicals used. Aredtictlou of 10

amounting to s] or more. II 0111 ready when
pio'mised. .110 not target, No. 61 Main street

Gianni-.11 en’s us 1'.

 

Shirts ........ .. . . . "6c -. Undershlrts.. ..5c‘
N: w Shirts ........ Drawers ..... '. Se
Shirts with Collar. Sc Night. Shirts-1.. 6c
1 'ollars ............... ,ll/ Vesm- ......... .201:
Cults, per K‘inir . 1.. 3e Neckties. 2c .
Handkerciiefs ...... 2cI. Coats. .. ... .. ..211to'4Uc
1 Socks, per pair 'Pants ..‘......20 to 400
' Aprous2h ............ tic
BED AND TABLE LINEN.
Table 0101113.. .111 to 8511. Pillow Cases ...... .31:
8 lee ~11 .............. 7c Pillow Shams” 20c
'.l‘ IWCIB ...... Two for 5c Window Lut 19.12:.”
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Hopkins... ....... 2 to «to Lace Curtains. 25c-15 1:

Lace 1 'urtalns. VI Indow 8119.111 5 and all Fine
Work a specialty.

Family washing taken at accents a dozen.

The-e prices commence Dec. 15th, lotto.

Terms cash on delivery.

 

".I‘ry Riggs’ EtnuisionCod
Liver 011.101: Coughs, Colds
and Consumption. ' '

60 cents per bottle;

Manutactured and Sold by-
--JOHN A. RIGGS
. .Druggist,

11 Main Street. Norwalk

 

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..- 125:1 Ito Hui-wink Savings Bank

Lei-gist cirtulntiin and best paper.

First-Cl ass Laundry Business"

per cent. will be made on all laundry. work"

-' :(‘lonooop 3.00:". "tg'E'It'uc, 'I‘I'I,-

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“ALWAYS ROOM AT THE TOP.”
THE DAILY N ORWALK GAZETTE,
THE WEEKLY N ORW ALK GAZETTE,

THE DAILY AND WEEKLY sent by Mail or delivered by Carrier at 10 cents a week, and both editions 31 per y.ear
Al VEHTISING --(.liei1per than in any other p21 er

Special cut HINIBS {'01 Holiday

BOOK AND JOB PRINTING. —Tlic Gazette Book. and Job Office is the largest and best- equipped of- any between Bridge-
Prices reasonable. . ..

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R bber Shoes unless worn uncomfortably
86th 11le of! the feet. “8M1

THE "COLCIIESTER'" RUBBER CO.
make all thetrc shoes wtth Inside of heel lined with
111119me the shoe and preventstho
rubber from slipping 0
Call for the "Goldwater"

“ADHESIVE caunvans. "

no: a; co. Mn. Exclusive Whole-mm
' 1511.11an 111 quN.
A 11. HOY'I' & SON.
. SV‘IITeI BROS.
‘TULLY & SHEEHAN.

75m AVENUE . THEATRE,

BROADWAY AND 281111 STREET,
NIEW Yonx',

TWO WEEKS. Commencing
MONDAY, DECEMBER 8TH,
ISATURn \Y M Artur-311:3 '

MARGARET

 

 

 

MATHER

81111110117211) BY
OTIS SKIN N: ER.

in a Grand Production of

“JOAN OF ARC.”

With the Original Music by GOUIB on.

As done cutest season In Parts I: S It
BER. HA R!) 0.22 y A An

 

100 PEOPLE ON. THE STAGE

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UN DERTAKE'I AND EMBALMDR

No. 4 KNIGHT STREET

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STOMACH BITTERS. .

..Am the 13m qprinf 111511111. Large Rouge:
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