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I LOCAL AND OTHER NEWS.
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ovel my face, if I hadn’ tput up myar m
jest in time. .
Isaved my face, but he bloke my
SHUWEH lll PIGS
James Green 0f fNOl'fOlk GOl :1 steer and lay right at the mercy of
I ill W y and His em fallln’ PiaS—GXposed to ihi hull
ill 8 a
FOUR STORES:
279 Broadwaym. Chambers 5*
AMUSEMENTS:
” McDoodle’s Flats.”
Of McDoodle’s Flats, which appears
at Hoyt’s Theatre to-morrow night,
the Wheeling Registel say:s Rice &
Barton’s. comedians, an inimitable ag-
4‘7 Cortlandt St., near Churo
21 1 Sixth Avenue, near 14thS
125th St, cor. 3d Ave.
To Men.
NEW YORK CITY.
A Christmas Present
. There will be a full rehearsal Vof all
parts of the Christmas cantata, except
he infant class, Wednesday evening,
in the East Avenue Methodist church.
All those having books are urged to
flsifillers
storm. Two more come through an’
. .~ _ - _ bling theln. Rehealsal will begin t f f k t
Arm Broken. 111‘ me 0-1 the W“? fo' 6,1 coulflfu' ” ‘0 p1 olnptly m7 .30 o clock Elfififiilgg 1,112,513“, De; ”ml: 8:503 should be something useful and it will be all the more appre-
an' crawl aout th' way, but thylr blons -...__ mated. There are a score 0f things we can suggest that
time at the Grand Opera House, last
night and there was a large audience
present to enjoy the meritorious pot-
pourri of mirth and music. “Mc-
Doodle’s Flats” appeals only to the
merry side of human nature, but in a
manner which proves very effecting'in
dispelling the “blues” and similar
ailments. The specialties, introduced;
The Christmas concert and. festival
of the Swedish Congregational Sunday
school, will be held next Sunday night
at 7 o’clock, at the church, in River-
er, approaching too near the shoot, had side avenue. An interesting program
fillcn through. The others,determincd is being arranged for the occasion.
that their leader should not enjoy the ,-'——'—_ ' ' ,
sport alone, followed him asfast as they A son was born 13th mornlng to Ml"
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Canfield of W'ar- . ,
could. Fifteen came through altogeth- wick hotel. It is proposed that he be during the action of the piece, were
er and all were killed.
christened “711112,,“ 'Warwick. last night, applauded to the echo. The
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Green Wasin the battles of Antietam, * _. half W391i 5 engagement 0f McDoo
Shiloh, and was with Grant through
was glancin’ an’ only bruised me some. ”
_ The pigs had climbed up the narrow
stlirs to the topmost loft, and the lead-
- wouUld make a seasonable gift, and here are some of them:
GLOVES,
W11%MGH0usecoats . a. great variety in Suede 8:
for easy lounging purposes,in
ans, also lined, from
heavy materials, varied colors,
at... 750. up to$2 50.
$2.50t0$l 2.00. NECKWEAR
FANCY VESTS, in a great variety of the latest
styles, beautiful new designs and
single and double breasted, Per- -
shades, at
sian effects, in plaids and checks.
. Also the New lattersall Vest, 2 3CI up to $ '- 50-
double breasted, CUFF BUTTONS 8: SCARF .
PINS that make neat and hand—
TELLS HIS EXPERIENCE.
Pcrkers Had Climbed into a Hay Left and Fol
lowed the Leader.
Tim foli'iiui [go . 2W! arsin the Norfolk
correspondence of the Winsled Citizen:
’7 dle"s Flats” will conclude with mati—
a veteran of the civil
Produce Quotation.
James Green,
was caught last week in a shower
war, -. , . , The following. are the l'Lt-e’t c uot‘l- nee and evening performances to-day. $2. 507 $3 I 50; $5 some presents solid old and
f 312-5 sand [30w cupjics L hint; on rioht the Wilderness. and'he never recen ed _ a ‘_ D l 1 <.. f ; 8 r
0 l t f . . d; 7 f .. - . Suspenders, Handkerchiefs, 01d plate settings at Popular
. ' a scratch . mm on aim plo ucc, ulnlshed dnect Mufflers Canes Umbrel! . E2 '
31111 111 a 51111}: 35 a result. (”“00 l5 031‘ . ‘ ‘ .. 77 ‘. .> _m_ _ from New York: VVhlte onions, $5.25 to WI LTONr ’ ’ “5’ I ‘ rices.’
Ploycd on a large dairy farm between N Offi M d $5.75 a ban 1 el; small $3. 50 to $4. 25 extra *— If sizes or staeEXEEnggiNvi :(iiiingggii you after thfifiblidays
Canaan and Norfolk, and has charge of 9‘” cers on ay. small, 536 50 t0 $8.50;1ed onions $1 ‘530 Rev. I. C. Sturcres. of New York was 1 ’ ' .
The Union Veteran’s Union met $2.25; small, 90 cents to $1. 25; 3ellow in town on Mondzy.‘ ’ CLOTHING, SHOES’ HATS and FURNISHINGS FOR MEN' ,l
fifty or sixty head of dairy cows.
last Tuesday, as he was standing on
L1,, main floor of the big cow barn, he
Monday night at the office of James
L’Hommedieu in Washington street,
and elected eliicers for the ensuing
onions, $1.75 to $2; small, 80 cents to $1:
potatoes, $150 to $2; apples Baldwins,
$2.75 to $3.25; russets, $2 to $2. 50; ha3,
Mrs. J. M. Betts has been quite ill.
Mrs. S. W. Banning and Miss Ban-
} ..ldenl3' heard a. 80ft, fall “1110. and veal' FOllOWng is a, 1131*, of the elec- $8 to $12 a ton; eggs, 28 CODES (L (102cm; Ding,-0f RIOl'l'lS-DOW'U, N. J., and Waldo
,oked up just in time to see a young “"8 officers and those (£180th 135E GVGH- Western eggs, 16 to 20 cents a dozen. Bfapqnlngj, (1):; Eganceton, are the guests §VQVQV@V@,@9.@V@Y@V_Q_JL'@V@!@EVQEQI@Y@!@Y@VQY@VQJQIQW
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1.) — *th '31 nants of a young )10‘-— _ a r .. 4
”g 01 e u n _ ‘ 1 D Colonel—James L. Russell. Ansonia Woman Guilt Mrs. Frank Comstock, Dr. A. B. (5/13! lug
bound up from the floor. Lieutenant-colonel—Charles H. Jim- AVSON“ D 51 Th y' _ Gorham and W. K. J. Huhbell have ’6'" us in a ?r EEC?
BBfOI‘C he had time to move the PM" merson. Cordner Mix (fjtlie'd— the :31)?“ 0f been among the local grip victims this a»... fig
formancc was repeated and another Major—I‘Tank Seymour. A 1 n f‘ k.‘ _ ea 0 0 n L“ week. 3..., l6
. . .. . 1 . - . . - ' .~ Cha'lain—John B. Wheeler. Inc elson O t “b Olly for Whose death L '~ ‘7 . ' -. . . ,, -- @H Cflnjou do better m intru‘c’fing the “Hi
blemislno hour “as nulledlnto etcln1t3 l) hls Wife \l'tl'orart g h ll , . , 0mb V011”, jms ,em, ned flom a ,M N f 6
without EbeneiEit of clcl-orv Green how~ Officer Of the Day~-Charles F‘ Hal— hor triall o‘n Ehcechtltloee bf lejlpnfilple, business trip t3111‘0110‘h the south git supplymg, 0 fig
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ever, had located the storm center by (Ctiicer of the Cuard—Georde D lng arsenlc,pend1ng 1n the city court, L90?“ 109111811 have about completed Oli your Boy 3 glflbmd .. ”<1
this time and had discovered that it Keeler ’3 ' has been made public_ the harvest for the coming summer; .. than to those who’ve made it a ille- "6
was confined tothe center of the barn
—the hay shoot, reaching up fully fifty
feet to the‘lofts, the vortex
through which the meteoric porkel-s
being
were descending._
“ When I seed th’ third pig splash,”
says Green in describing the accident,
“I says t’ myself, ‘Green,’ I says.
Lthele’s sumthin’ \Vlong with em pigs,
an’ I stalts ovel t’ find aout whats
ailin’ ’em,an’was jest gettin’over where
I cud peer up t’ see for myself when
long cums another; s‘if he’d
jest thrOWed hisself at me, deliberate—-
brushed my face’s he went by, and had
he put oif his jump 21. second longer,
he’d struck me jest where he’d kal’lat-
Thinkscy this is gettin' ’baout
’peared
ed tew.
all th' pork as is rightfully cumin' tew
me. and mebby I kin View this affair
fall's well from some other stand p oint
it don’t seem now's I loitcrcd ’1'ound
deliberatin‘ longcr’n necessary, but th’
creeturs was t’ quick for me. The next
one as made the descend cum plumb
fer me. and would have squashed all
Quartermaster—Norman Hatchman.
The appointive oliicers ale adjutant,
sergeant, majors, quartermaster ser-
geant, drum major, color bearer, senti-
nel and picket.
These appointments will soon be
made, and the installation will take
place on the evening of January 2.
HO.”—
Ridgefield’s Water Supply.
The contract for the construction of
water works for the village of Ridge-
field has been given to the Sanitary
Construction company, of Hartford. The
water charter is contlolled by a pri-
vate corporation. Al-tesian Wells are to
be bored a short distance from the vil-
lage. The village is to be thoroughly
equipped with fire hydrants, something
long needed there for public protection.
The system is to be completed early in
the summer and will do much towards
increasing Ridgefield’s popularity as a
summer resort. Electric lights may to].-
low and then an electric railroad.
A little fellow named Eddie Johnson
of Chestnut street, fell from his crib
yesterday, and sustained a severe in-
jury on his head which was dressed by
Di'nAu H. Baldwin.
The coroner finds Mrs. Anderson
guilty of poisoning her husband with
some preparation containing arsenic.
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Insane at Middletown.
There were 1,905 insane persons con—
fined to the Connecticut Hospital for
the Insane on- the first day of this
month, adecrease of one during the
month of November. Thirty-two were
admitted, 11 died and 22 were dis-
charged last month.
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The Claim Adjusted.
Ata meeting of the insurance ad
justers, held at the Mahackemo hotel
yesterday, the loss at the Krieger fire
was adjusted satisfactorily to Mr.
Krieger and the insurance companies.
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Republicans Carry Meriden.
MERIDEN, Dec. 21.——The city election
yesterday resulted in a victory for the
Republicans. They won in four of the
five wards, and elected 12 out of the 1:3
councilmen. The city clerk was On
both tickets.
The Weather.
Rain to-night and Thursday.
the ice is of fine quality and
thickness.
good
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-—Advertise in THE GAZETTE.
' where dis-
consumption
reaps
his richest EmlEf’?
harvest
iiililEii’
eases of
the throat EEEE Eiidiei‘in Eli
and lungs AND
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If you have ev er tried Hal e‘ 5 Honey of
Horehound and Ten you know wnat a.
safeguard“ is aglinst throat and lung
tro les Sold by dlwuggists
are neglected.
Pike‘ 5 Toothache Drops ~ure in one minute.
MR1. GEORGE W. BRADLEY (daughtel
and satisfactory instructions on the t‘iano at
he‘l home 193 Main street.
Piafio Lessons.
of the late Wm. H Nash). eiveseffi cient
i
long study? _
Everything we have—(and we have
everything) passes the test of rigid
scrutiny. We know what to make
and how to make it.
Suits, Reefcrs, Overcoats
TATE
lad
immense?
1-1 Q
l —-all the best- %
@lll We meet emery requirement in '4“.
@‘i -3E§T& CG Boys' C'Iol‘hz’ng by furnishing the Fig
a gag? right kind at reasonable prices, M‘
gfi . 23d 5t” whether for %ork, play or dress 53%
,. i ‘.- in“ New occasions.
@ 3,: York. @
WEAE‘EEA‘EKEEE’EE‘E‘E‘EMEAEEEEEKEEE‘EKEW
was THE GAZETTE coversthe cream
of the trade in this section. All advertise-
ment in its columns Will pay.
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A flat,
U’RE ALWAYS
Aft
Warm Underwear,
you “GIVE THEM FOR A CHRISTMAS PRESENT.”
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SORRY
hr
at you didn’ tbuy more “useful’ presents for your friends.
FOR MEN AND BOYS: ——
a. * Goon WARM ULSTER,
Stylish Reefer or Overcoat,
A WELL MADE SUIT,
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as something that gives permanent salisfaction.
call at THE RIGHT P lA(.E—-a11d we suggest, modestly, that 98 Washington Street IS THE PLACE. We
can also supply
Kid, Castor or
Cloth Gloves,
and the thouasnd and one things that‘men use, and would be happy to have
see if we are not right.
FRANCIS & 00.,98 Washington Street,
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN-
\
lstmas
Let us suggest
It doesn’t take much money to buy these things, if you
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Beautiful Neckties,
Fine Handkerchiefs,
Try it once and
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