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ESTABLISHED 1800
‘NORWALK, CON_N., WEENESDAY, DECEMBER 24,1890.
An Enterprising Republican Journal, especmlly devoted to Local News and Interests.
VOLUME XC.
LOCAL ITEMS.
Now is the timv to subscribe.
The Norwalk, iee crop is now ripe.
“Peace on Earth; good will to men,”
Buy your holiday goods in your own
town.
“It Is more blessed to give than to re-
cciVI. e. ” I~
“Fort" Jones is Comfortably sick, with
the glippc. V
Miss Ada Dya‘s, the well known actress,
is at Miss Peaslee’ s.
Mrs. Oscar Brown drei this morning at
her home on Vi estport avenue.
Concord Division, S. of T., meet Monday
evening. for the election of officers.
-—All in want of choice lettuce, celery‘
and cranberries go to Raymond’s.
Co.’s D and F will hold a battalion drill
at the Armory next l‘uesday evening.
Dr. Bridges has left us for his content-
plated Winter's sojourn at Aiken, S. Cu.
Dr. and Mrs. Noble are to dine with
Judge A. B. Austin and wife, Christmas
day.
{.001 Challcs A. Converse, of Norwich,
alVid wife, are spending the week at A. E.
Austin’s,
Charles Taylor hathhe contract for
painting the woodwork on St. Mary’s
church. - .
The daily edition of the GAZETTE leap-
ed Into instant prosperity. It’s a streams
from the start.
Catholic Union Council, K. of C., are to
give a ball and concert at the Opera
House, New Years‘ ch.
The Christmas eXercises of the Metho-
dist church will be held on Friday .eve'n-
ug at 7 o’clock.
“There’s plenty of room at the top,” and
the DAILY GAZETTE is going up there to
I cut it foI a sanctum sanctorum
VMI‘. and Mrs. Marshall Merrill of Win-
sted are visiting with their daughter Mrs.
O. E. Wilson. at 27 West. avenue.
'Ihomas Bell, an umbrella mender, was
this morning; lined $7 and costs and sent
to jail for 30 days for drunkenness.
James Webb, living near the gas house,
was arrested Tuesday evening for wife
beating He Was fined $2 and casts.
Mr. Elijah Fillow has been very busy of
late trimming up lots adjoining the mine
at Bran'chvillc owned by P W. Bates.
Hon. A. H. Heber, of Mead Centre,
Kansas, member elect of the Kansas legis-
laturc, has been visitme O. E. Wilson.
The first grand matinee ball of the South
Norwalk Athletic club will be held in
Germanra Hall on New Year‘s afternoon.
The new St. Paul’s chapel is to be of
stone. Mrs. Wm. K. James has made
another liberal contribution towards its
construction.
Postmaster Seeley, of Danburv was pre-
sented with a gold headed cane by his
assistants, on Friday, the occasion being
his fiftieth birthday. ,
~Choice Florida oranges and other
Florida fruits at Raymond’s.
About 150 persons will eat their Christ-
mas dinner in the Bridgeport jail. A few
because they prefer to and all because they
can’t help It, if they eat at all.
Quite ‘a number of Norwalk firemen
contemplate attending the Kohanzn mas-
querade hall in Danbury, on Christmas
night.
Another incendiary fire in Danbury
Monday night destroyed a large barn
belongingto B. C.Lynes, Esq
Among the pensions granted last Tues—
day were orIuInal to Frederick A. Booth,
of Fairfield, and reissues to Anthony B.
Canticld,Norwalk; Sarah [1, widow of
George Brown, Stamford.
Miss Lillie Kellern of Brooklyn,l N. Y.,
V is spending the holidays with her cousin,
Miss Faunetta‘ Rose, at her home on Camp
Street.
Mr. James E. Ells is moving his cypress
saw mill to another part of the state of
Florida, having exhausted all the timber
in the melody of its first location.
Bradstreet}: trade reports indicates a
considerable improvement in the activity
of distribution. The feeling of stringency
and apprehension has been largely remov-
led, and the tendency is toward improve-
ment.
Mrs. Bailey, mother of Mr. James E.
Bailey, has been very dangerously ill at
her daughter's home in New York city.
At this writing, hopes are entertained of
her recovery.
Clarence Selleck, who has been travel-
ing through Europe for the past sixteen
months, sailed from Bologna on the
Steamer Werkenden, on the 13ih inst. for
New York, and is expected to arrive home
in Norwalk on Saturday of this week.
Mickey Mullen and J Immy Burrs v- ere
oolidee this morning
for breach of the peace. Burns wit.- ac.
quitted and Mullen fined $1 and costs.
A
V considered .
The Fairfield County National Bank
come up smiling again with an old time V6
months dividend of 3 per cent.
A surpris; party composed of borough
people (an! a lIandsIIme writing desk)
awaits a South Norw-alk lady this evening.
Mrs. Frank A: '(‘amp and child of Meri-
den, are the guests of Mrs. Camp’s mother,
Mrs. Jasper Pryor.
Charles Cargill has purchased the grocery
business of Frank B. Gregory & Co.. on
Main street, where he has been clerkiug
for some months.
Lincoln Council, IO. U. A. 251., meet at
their hall on Water street, to -Iuorrow
evening, for the semi—annual election of
officers.
The Knights of the Mystic Chain, held
their last meeting in S. of T. hall, last
evening.
The marriage of J. Edward Adams and
Miss Maurie Radio, is announced to take
place in the spring. The Couple will re-
side on Academy street.
Funeral services In connection with-the
death of Mrs Susan G. English will be
held at her late residence on Plymouth
avenue at 10 o'clock to-morrow morurng,
Ifev. C. M. HIIllock officiating. The re-
mains will be taken to Danbury for inter-
ment.
If you like the DAIIIIY Gazmn, men and
brethren, don’t hesitate to say so boldly
and distinctly. if you don’t like It, just
make belieVe you do. and keep right on
buyrng it. You’ll soon learn to love it.
Should Christmas prove to be a cold
glow of kindly hearts at the fireside be all
the brighter.
George Lockwood, the popular cigar
dealer of South NorWalk, was presented
with a gold headed cane at his residence
on Washington street, city, last evening.
Mr. John Ronk celebrates his birthday
Io-day, He was a Christmas present to
his parents who found him In the family
stocking just fifty-six years ago.
George Finch,one of our local expert
fishermen, Went to Cross Lake, Saturday,
and succeeded in catching 2-4 piekerel,
the largest of whichnveighcd two and
threcQIVIuartcrs pounds. V
Sentmel reporter E. J. Thomas, the
borough news “hustler, ” celebrated his
21st birthday Friday. What. a tremen-
dously eager vote he will drop into the
ballot box at the next election.
That Italian fidrist from New York has
teen Acre pond. This item maybe a little
late, but it is brought to mind by the fact
that the iCe cutters are at work.
Iceman Ells began cutting ice on the
upper lNorwalk mill pond Monday morn-
ing. He is getting an extra clear and fine
article, of an average thickness of eight
inches.
Quizicus wants us to ask what H. Lynde
HaIIisou of counsel fm the Consolidated
R. R. wasdown here hob-bobbing with
senatm-elect John S. Seymour, for? And
why was he plowing with our “ Parallel ”
heifer, anyway?“
Thercis an unmistakably decided im-
movement. both as to actual conditions
and tone in the money market. About
$2,250,000 of gold has been received from
abroad. Some $2,000,000 more gold is on
the Atlantic. A_
Twenty-six years ago Sunday the city of
Savannah was occupied by Gen. Sher-
man’s troops, the Confederates under Gen.
Hardee having retreated on the night of
the 20th.
M. Anton Stommell of Water street,
was the successful bidder for all the milled
work in the new residence of Theophile
Enphrat at Rowayton. This and several
other orders of a like nature keep Mr.
Stommell’ 5 employee at. work overtime.
“Steeple Charlie” and his wife.are guests
at the Mahaekemo Hotel, South Norwalk.
When the'V'larze cross .snrmountine St.
Mrry’s church is repaired and gilded, his
work is completed, for which he will re-
ceive the sum of 3500—11 small amount it
would seem, when the risk to life herb is
it having been recently reported that
hermit who lives near Ridzefield, was
missing, that individual promptly comes
forward and peIsoually gives it as his
well founded opinion that he is not miss-
ing. V .
The miserable wretch who stole Father-
Slocum’s overcoat, was as despicably
mean as the thief who stole the orthodox
person ’Is sermon that he was to preach the
following day, or the more utterly detesta-
ble scamp who stole the editor’s only pair
of shoes, while the truly good man slep'
Deacon Charles H. IIawley, on .. h:
'el‘s best known and most influential citi—
zens, died at his residence in Beihel on
Sunday morning. His death was the re—
sult of pamlysis, of which he sustained
three. shocks, the last occuI ing about three
weeks ago. He leaves a Wife and five
grown up children.
and cheerless day outside, let the warm '
stopped gathering pond lilies at the Four--
George Washington Gilbert, the eccentric
A socmble for the benefit of the chapel
fund was held at the H srrlence of William
F.VM:Ither, of West Norwalk, on Thursday
evening. Messrs. Force, Mains, Hodslrou,
MeG-Inezal and Stomrncll'sang a number
of pleasing selections, .
Nickerson 8:. Butte showed us Saturday,
a pair of the finestdressml Christmas tur-
kcys we ever saw in Norwalk. If our
good country friends would take more
painsinIll-.essingtheir poultry, it would
innI; better prises. ' ,2
Mrs. David FoIop, of “New Milford, on
Monday chopped- off her left hand with
an arm. She is crazy and Imagined she
had received a Divine command to out
her hand off.
in order to remove a horse from a burn-
ing; barn in Sothington. Thursday, allele
had to be broken in the side of the burn,
after which a young man named Lennie -
Arthur dashed in at the risk of hip life
and cut the halter. V ’
"Aunt Currence” Kellogg, whose sands
of li’e are running' low, and who hasfor
some time laid in a semi-comatose state,
revived In spirits yesterday and her friends
think that she will spend Christmas in the
fur] enjoyment of her faculties.
Manson Hoyt has one of the finest colts
in FIIiIfiI-ld couIIIV. It is sewn month.-
ol'd and stands 14%- lytnds high. it’s dam
isthe well knowu “Topsy,” and her sire
is the celel‘Iatcd “Quartermaster” of the
Bundle & White stock farm, Danbury
"Quar'termastcr" has a IecoId of 20} and
natuIallv Grand Juror Hoyt believes he
has II winning colt.
Abrogiaphy of the late Timothy Tay-
lor Merwin is being prepared by the Rev.
C. C. CI‘IIpeIIter of Phillips’ Academy,
AndoVer, for the Biographical I .‘atalogue
of the College. Mr. Merwin was in 1S38-
39 editor and proprietor of the GAZETTE,
and has relatives now hiring in Wilton.
At the weekly mI-e etiug of the First Con-
cregational church a letter was read by
Dr. Noble, which is to be placed on the
church r‘ecords in memory of the late
Henry K. Selleck. It was ertten by Rev.
S. B. S BIsscIl and was a touching and
beautiful tribute to the noble Christian
character of that good man.
“Steeple ClIaIley;”despitc the miserable
fake sent abIoad all over the land, that he
had fallen from St. M .uy s spire, has gotten
the beautiful seven foot cross all nicely
set, in place of the one splintered by the.
lightning, and very appIopIiately, all
just in time for the ChIistmI-Is festival,
based on that sublime emblem of the Ie- --
ligious faith of the world.
Cli II res Cargill has puIchIIsed the {Iro—
(wry busincs s ofF. B. GregonIQI Co. on
Main street. ._-... ”M
At the annual meeting of the Fairfield
County Agricultural Society, on W cdues-
day, the following)‘ officers were elected. :
Nathaniel Wheeler, Bridgeport; D. M.
Read, B idgcpmt; H. F. GIIthIic. Silver
Mine; E. A. Woodward, South Norwalk;
Christian VSwaItz, South Norwalk: J. W.
Bacon, Danbuiy; T. S. Morison, Norwalk;
A E KIogcr,Wilton; N. W. Bradley,
Saugatuek. It was voted not to hold a
fair the ensuing year.
The annual election of officers of St.
John’s Lodge, No. 6, F. and A. M., was
held Thursday evening, and the officers
chosen were as follows:~-B. W. Maples,
W. M.: -Frcderick Mead, S. W. ;Nicholas
MaItin, J. W. ,Joth. TreaJWell, Treas.;
William E. Montgomery, Sec’y; 'I‘. S.
Morison, S. D.; C. '1‘. Leonard, J. D.;
John H. Lee, chaplain; A, E Austin, S.
S.;E. N. Sloan, J. S.; John ..B Wade,
Organist; J. K. Crofut, Marshal; E. M.
Merritt, 'llyler; A. C. Golding, H. F.
Guthrie and EdWard Street, Trustees.
V .In another column of this issue of the
GAZETTE will be found a communication
from Mr. Horace Staples the venerable
president of the First National Bank of2VV:
Westport, giving a concise, comprehensive .
and interesting history of the financial--
The article will-II
be read with interest and profit. by all?
careful students of finance, as it deals with :
progress of the country.
the principles involved in the successful
administration of our monetary system, and}
throws a refulgent light upon the experI V
ences of the past and the complications as
depression was brought about.
with it no insignificant weight from the fact
of its coming from a veritable Nestor-iii;-
finance, one who Is known' In high financial
circles In New York, at the U. S Treasury;
in Washington, and even in Furope,
“Old Bullion. ”
started on a mad run towards. thenbridge.
The occupants of the carriage were thrown
out but fortunately not injured. Theron-j
away team collided with the wages-- of:-
Mrs. Belle Lowden, a milk peddler, d'In
Phdding Lane, and tho of! one‘.‘ of the.
wheels, and just lief e. reaching Buy-VIE.
mond’s grocery store; it ran into a grocery.
wagon. demolishing the carriage, ’Ihc ill-V ‘i'
‘Ilrinled animal was stopped a few feet
further on.
It carries
: turning thVVVlf
On Saturday evening, as; a VVnIVmi fromi 99“. 0‘ mppd , *3?
New Canaan, named LoekWood, was dtiv-tI .
ing on upper end of Main street, his horse'I
became frightened and unmanageable and?
Tbc’Bridgeport Herald in speaking of
the; expiration of the terms of County
Commissioners Olmstearl and J obnson
next August, says that they are candidates
for reappointment and mentrons among
the‘other aspirants for the positions Mayor
Hopkins of D-InbuI-y, (‘harles Road of
Stamford, Henry E. Chichestcr of Wilton,
Representative Benedict of Bethel, Seth
Sanford of Bedding, and Dr. Coolidge of
Norwalk. ‘
About twelve o’clock Friday night the
residents of Lewis street were awakened
on most disgraceful drunken row which
continued for such a length of time that
a po ice'man' was Sillllnllllled\by telephone
2 to m I a near by house, but unfortunately
he did not arrive in time to arrest the
dislorbers of the peace; Tire night was
made hideous by their sounds and worse
than all was the terrible profanity which
filled the air, making all who heard it
apalled.
First Selectman Duskam reports the
Alma House running' over full. If Mann-I
52ers Stanley and Hoyt could only jam
their Opera Houses as full as our select-
men can the Poor House, their fortunes
would be made. Well, it is a God-send
that so comfortable a place for the town’s
poor can be provided, for while most of
the inmates are there because of their own
intemperance or improvidcuce, there me
many worthy poor there also, and no one
knows what the future has in store for
ottchlVes.
. Mrs. Harriet P. Lally. widow of the late
George A. Lally, of Norwalk, was out
sleigh riding with her son and his wife
their sleigh and as it Is feared, has fatally
injured Mrs. Lally. She has remained
unconscious since the accident and there
is :little hope of her recoVer. Mrs. LIlly
i4 the only sister of Supt. L. C. Hanford,
of Norwak
The aged Mrs. Mary 'l‘roy of Spring
Hill died this morning aged 86. ' -
A short time since a little Mn. II VstiV'ethVV
Miss skated into an open air hole on
Wood’s pond, and while struggling” to git
out, which fortunately she did Without
assistance, though in water over her. he: Id,
slro ed out too lusty and" older East:
av one boy to come to her rescue;- but the
cowardly fellow only replied: ' “I daihn’t
I’m so fat I’m afraid the ice Won ’t hold
me and I’ll get. III." “chopc that boy
will outgrow his want of pluck before he
grows to he a man. V
too careful in letting their ;littVl'eV children
go upon the ice at this season, as 'on'I- fre-
quent Warm days have the effeCt of
Weakening the' Ice. V
A II antique hair trunk now Ieposmn iii
the attic ol 8. country house at East VtGIeatII
Plain, near Norwich, possesses historic
associations of great interest. It" Was once
owned by Hendrik Hudson, the navrgalor
and was brought to the American continent
by him In his vessel; the Half .-lloon.- This
was in 1609, when he set out to finda
northwest passage and discovered the Iliad.
son river instead. Thus t-V=-he old tiunk
antedates and excels In interest the numer~
ous heirlooms reputed to have IcomeII over
in the Mayflower. The present owner, Eg»
bcrt E. IIIIIII Norwich,» .is a lineal: do-L'.
cendaut of Hmdl‘hifitidscfi" ' V
There will! quite ‘a little skirmish at VVVtho
annual meeting of- the First- Congrega-
tional Clio astV Thursday, evening over
the chIéIceI. Iota canon; to fill the vacancy
caused by therdc'atha‘ 6! Henry R.- Selleck.
Mr. Andrew”
Heal]. rccerred the next
Mclvdle VE.
Mead: who was chosen; and accepted .VtheV
honor;- :ex‘tende'drr‘ to: him. The spirited
rivalry of the scvual candidates gave the
turd, Treasurer,-
_i’ary; Fred 1. Jones, Sr. Deacon; L. L.
Sherwood, Jr. Deacon Chas. .1. Sterling,
Sr. Steward, S. S. Naphey, Jr Stewargd
A J. (Irossmsu, T;
. night.
ter manners.
house. which they .tiIVIII roughly ransacked
costs. Father Slocum was- in his study
;,until midnight, and thinks the'un-
wéicome visitors must. 3ch called Soon
after he retired, be new recalling are fact
olhsvrng heard log; call awhrsthng as be
up about leaving his? study. The chats
may lead fertile detection of thieves, who
evidently Were not professionals.
. salaIy to remain as III-I
Imoving about the city
. V. w. Y: k.
andchrldien, at Lansingbergh on Satur- Ne or.
day last, where a “mainly team ran into: ;:
-__tlitir3n-.; and may many ref-urns aWaIt all
Parents cannothe V
, Tidings,
intlie: Lockwood Rifles, has just made the
for thVIV; msumVof
“primentspf the season. ._ -.. .. .
Thaddeus Guyer, Storey-:2, VV VigVV: ..
making their Installation, the first Wed-
. friends were invited to join in the merri-
ment. , IThe programme, consisting of It
. the German class, taiight': by Miss II.S- BL?-
IIjHarry Hinford, cernetist, and VMI'. Harry
V. I‘Merrillr. violinist, added much to F‘the' mu; .
sic by accompanying the school during 'tIVIIIeV’
~ of the. programme the Christmas boxes
.stholarsand teachers made gia-‘d by kind
but left takingwith them oiil‘y' Vtwo overs:-
Danbury proposes petitioning .t;l-I'eI':I'_Icht
general assImblIy for In
to its city charter, so that, the sIV‘Il'IVIIy
of its maon can be Incrrasedi
$800, as It now is, to $1. 2Il03 per“ yea‘ I
city clerk’s from $500to $1. 000” 2a. I er
from $200 to $500; chief of:- fire IIIlI-Vpart-
merit rom $800 to $500 ‘
ant, $100 to $300, theI Bl‘conI_
The following VtI-oIi'I I
Palladium is equally,
“Don’t run oflto Ne
Christmas purchasbs
Some, costly journi‘i'V
Militia; tile.
- _, I‘éiiis sr'Vof
iti‘c“ éoii’hldera file, -
you’ re liable to be cheated Id)‘ misfakeu in
your purchases, in which event there Is no
redress; and, mostunportant you‘ can do
as Well with yolfr: money at home. ' V' V‘
At a meeting of: the HIIIisatooic railroad‘V-V
company, in BrIdIvI-port, on TlIltI’VIBIthy,_ theV'-'V_
following officers .were elected nine; V
tors, W. H. Starbucs .VJI. Ilia; Macaulay;
Henry HeritzV and: Tearing Rutter, New
York; W. H. Stch-nson, BirdIreporl
E. MeIwin, New Haven; .., IIIC Loans,
bury, RIdgefleld,, :A:. B;' Myzatt, :N’liv
Milford; W. E. Downes, New "iIVt‘IL,
Presidéift “WI-V ll Starbuck ViCI- prI-SI
dent and general manager, WV; H SH‘VClI-I
son;. secretary and trl‘I'aIsurI‘s'Il ”WIPE Stone.
Ilhe folibwmg V V ‘V Iii 'Vctors IfoIVV‘;
thepprby branch Thomas ;,allaee null
FrIVIhklin Farreliyl Ansonuii, - .W. -H. Steven;
songIBIIdgepbrt' '.‘D.' t~perry and S 'E
Merwm NVIiw Hayen JohIIII MacanlIVII,
.Vfleury Heytz, E. ’YV. Cary and M E. Stone
?:I‘-.-
Merry can. trims to all says the DAILY
GAZETTE,- and a Happy New Year In ad-
of us y‘eVVt, of whatever awe, creed In con—
I'Ilitipn.; and just _lIIVI-Vre tlugIIDIIILY begs
leave to remark, without ‘oboa'sting or ex--
aggeratiou, that it’s here to remam to sue-
cI-edf, and to work all through this and
the nest generatron :to- strive. to deserve
recognition and praise. by... faithfully do-
ing its duty, tecuulm they happ’ nings of
nights mi of day t
ratlIerlIIi an boIoV' I 2
' ...VV_V5. cxpxessrve shrua t_o his shouldersuwns pres
' out to turn the- chomawz. of the prisoner
I.brIbe, it: V'Vwill
ill audI saw
iiig and cvcmnoI at. the First Conglom-
tional church 0n the enming Sabbath III
:the morning DI. Nol-Ile writ preach a
(‘hrrstmss scrunch- _Iupon “G-oodVV Tidings of
Great Joy ” 9vach Christmas music by
the choir. will the evening there will bea
Christmas praise service and an; address
by the Y,pastor The Iollowmg musical
programme will be rendered undo! the di~ :
rection of Miss Jennie K. NaslI:-' ‘ '
Carol, Like Silver Lamps. Barnby
Anthem O 'ZVioVri that bringest good
' - Steiner
Joy to the world; the Lord Is come, Hande
Hopkins
= '- Buck”:
Adeste _FiIIleIles, , ,
Offertory—Briphtest and Best, ,
Cairn on. the listening carrot nrglr'
honor Company F was originally na‘i’n'ed
company his customary Christmas pres+
cuttuthe.shape efza check- for $59; ac.»-
Ishmpanied wiIlII .I'tl-Ie f‘llomne note '
V'I-Ceptai'u Bose? V ' ' ;
NORWALK Cr. Dec. 22d 1896. .
Captain RI. -181. VBosd, VIDeIaI: Sii'.~——Con.
gratulating you, and CO. E, C. N. 6., on
the selection of yourself as its new _comz-
mandcr,.and from the no that 1- still have
an Interest saidcompany, I herein cur;
closem .eck'II ayable to your. treasurer,
ftIyV. dollars wrththe corn.-
Very truly. yours, kind, ._:
.. .F. S Joins 14)an Von
nesday-evemna in" January “0pr III to: all V VV
TheV VVVpIVVIpilsV of the Over River school .l
held their Christmas evercrses get the T
schoolVV building on Friday afternoon, and
Christmas carol, &e., was carried out in Va
pleasrng III The German Song b’VyV
Curtis; was unique and rendered In a mail.-
ner complimentary _tIo' the teacher. MI.
aging exercrsea. .I After the conclusion
ere opened. and the hearts- of many
membranes, and many penis or laugh-V
:é‘r rang forth from the jokes. perpetrated 4
by Kriss' Kringle. The school committee
presented the school with The Globe as a
Christmas gift. :.: The teacher of; room-5 6,
gave her, pupils It Christmas tree and ”a
Christmas pic was‘ 2iIIvIeiI those of room a;
A reception was held by the three ad-
vanced grades in the evening in “him
gagiel, charades and refreshments were In
or er '
..,.
memorials-1y I
Mother of Fcher A Taylor, (" VI‘mzf‘fio'fV
I. the Gszsrurn..:: ill‘lre= funeral was’lii
Intended «in Saturdayihfrre
(.01.,II‘ $8.2“ John Lockwood, InVanhoseI 2‘
- _. months; rind- as their w- I‘res IV'wIerc iIVo' coV'V'
~. . .3".
through Queen, who is Va. sortof mtelh
Sing IsingV‘ViVlSV W
V skillful specialists to hesitate,
,ch'I-wgh filth Queen; they phi-posed to pe
=5 : form the same opera V n V Von his wife. The _,
=2 4 iing in all flu-e cases, to $03. This amount
VthVe future—with themsrght of a check
‘pltyer. ,.
I 0 Mylar of: Dan i'j’
r'ch VoIVII; Plinrsdnyiniornrng at first}, V
2& year-mailer ir- brief but paipqul llness
dating liIiclI’to about two aveélgs .agowheu
slIVeI V
to}? as, Vprevrous :to-- lie-I.- martin
. .5 ,2 Ike,“ "if?
Etta. CnGIidfley, 'of-V- Daiibui‘y ‘ tapas
.,Ibmit a: )yI-an agofim
lale realdé'nce of
Mrs. Di‘ii’ Huntrn ioIII, ,
he it St; VPVaIIi’s, liasV arranged Ii chVry Velab V V
“£48 Pluglltmulf: for Christmas .I‘I‘Iv’eI and
Christians I'Ilay, 2-.- . ‘
will he, sung. I00 Christmas InvetheIohurchiV
witVlV be illanIIiIaIViIIl,; uhdIGoss‘ '“S‘hb‘hi l’fffl -"
.. gladxmdmt's,“ Wilf'form ItlIcIL‘ferichlJBro: 1.
.....
Vcessiona'l. The service no [baptism] pitting
Smart" “Augelsfrom the.iealI-nsVdf.Glo“1V‘V"
y;” and Holdeulslt“ WhrlIl SlieplierIN‘l’
Vwateh tlIeIr‘flocli‘s Shy night. ’V' The,pfler.- VV‘
tory thII‘atV' ”Wlllllg,l’_".l” bi}. by Shelley, Ifiiiti‘J-i‘;
the preacheitrthe Reva iinllViamnE-Iél Lévns, V
formerly; of Trinity-13 Pail ali',‘ N’VdIvlf ‘fVYbrII..
, -.
cit-“vii? Onflhrisfmad morning the service.
will he aypelyflmusrcan wrtlIIICapen’st V'
\“I‘Jalk I-IIIIe VHerIIVld huge: 5, II andH’Noirell"
“Itrieste Fideles.” The quartetVtc'V “ill be
aiIl'ea by‘MlsV' 2 IMIVQVDVN,,,,‘:&|XW Hull
Crowe VaiIVVdV Becker, and Messrs. my, Meir!- "
rim-thermos! Imhhoeygr The” Rector a'IfVIVIV“
his- Chrutmah'marioa émelas ’Il'Ii phpday
.gavc perils: _‘that xa. Christmas hamper. ‘
would stand In the mihule of hire :cnmii
on Christmas eye, for the reel- pticu of do.
nationsof clothing, food or any childier 5.4 "_.-
Itnhans who, eat week contehaplnted get-rVVV
ling up a barbecue; ‘iii which liit Georg QV
Queen, the ItallaIn philroneVV whp piraptIcally
owned them, was to be the,,centrel litigator;
everythe -fire.VV-- was: held: slat New Abuse; “i
Monday before Justice bIlhrnanI.’ VT‘V .
Walsh appeared .aVIVs counsel for the: Roman
number‘s above named, and; IE. MV. Lock V‘
wood prosecuted. An Italiar‘il interprets. ,
with b IlIVIcavl of _Vraven block VlI‘VIIiVirV and 51 mos
I
into language; flis name was David TévIrII
vice president of gIthIIc hospital 5051101): of ti IVcVVV
Italian House VIiVVVIIII New york” Througi.
him it was. Jena-Md that thou names of Ethan?-
Vprison'crs were! Cermen A'lidl'llo For I: V
Guiseppc Christiana, gird Merrnlra Gowns, ; . _-
digiria. The testimony was intensely.- ex. .II'V
citingand brought out the I'letlrils of the
horrible venoesnce the Degas Vhasi plumes
agaiu'st' QueenV Ior his tyranny and Grinding
Oppression. And it appears: that they had
strong. grounils for =ircbellion._as the fat
fe lloiv exacted tribd roiii them foi every -IV
msrgnrticmt Item Igi.thVIVeVIVr daily, consump-
He bought bologna for six cents, Ia'llfi'VI
-'t;ion.5-
mahtaroni V’lIeV bench.
a . ,
compelled them iii paw- alum 20V cents :IIV-IZVII -'
pound. For the privilege Vof sleeping or. .
the floor of _a‘it old hoped hrclr he rented
:age of $36.1... month which as poorl dé‘vIII VV
not less. than $20 {or their} barsVexrstew
Tired: as they had. not: be‘cn‘ paid? In ItlIVret
VoVIenCe ofliVeeV, working on a liberal comm»- {2"
rich from the laborers, they "evoked amt, -
assisted In Monday’s Gamma), the lead-V;-
chested. ..The testimony-
showed that they netbally- planned ‘IeoI sub
tionsf. whicthould pausing VerenV ~1th most.
and when
thViIVe‘ Interpretei: agreed; lie Inoch're- of the
Thcmun w . 2: . ~
ImasI present of .2110): '52:. cigars, is a keen
calcalnior, to say. choicest, _nnd looks into ' '
, Havana Wade does it. ,’
PcrhapsVVvou are run down,- cath ‘ea't, .
can’t sleep,=ca can’t think, can‘t do anythInIr IV‘
1:, ...... .
what; ails you. YouVV should heedVV the
warning, you are taking the firs. step Into VV
table and VIth‘ ElectrIIrVBItters geniwill find.
“the exact remedy for restoring your neer ‘
0413 system to its normal, healthy'condit
Ion. Surprising results follow. the use of
.hIs great this; tonic, and alterattvc. -14
Y Iur upp‘éhte returns; your digestion Is
aestfiaed, and theIllIvcr and kidneys resume
a action. Iy a bottle. Price 500
at H. .Hale’s drug store.
Norwalk Chronicler