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NORWICH BLIIl TXJRDAY; 15ECEMBEII 30, .122
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valley" across -: to.'W&sterly"' and -down to
Watch Em.. .-. ......... -. ' . '
The town flock troit us Sunday and
has not yet thawed ant. -'This' is the sec
ond time the weather has V caused , the
.lrv. tft 4, jnetoiv ' .-i.. ' " ' V-1'
-Cb-fataua' fa IBM vw b: Oat.vlwaa lent' aleljchlng in the city and for ernes -nr,,,!, ,. it, .a i
:teng wiissttitafasiV ai ' ;iadi' 'ef tato th country the roads are toj gt with-Oocua hi beea stopped
L-iA-..4? ..m 'i. good coBditon. - - ; ' I onr. to the receat rtorrns and cold,
T r . . I I-.- . I There were two accidents on ttie Nona
red WWad IS degrees below sere .-Thel,,,, roaiJ yesterday. A. freight train)
lg storm with stories of doings In s omehed into. the express at Mansfield, 1
;pwa ana orcy ntn miw a ine news damaging the ensinet W. W. Billings, and
In The Bulletla of that year. . A. few of
the stories -are; given In part as .follow:
Monday. Dee.-8X.18TJ. The houne of
Gwen Lynah,1 situated- on the Poquetantiolt
road. about two ;nH!ej: frooi the tilty,-was
entirety' destroyed by-6r.'64tttr(layati
; ternoonV with slfa'coateataC." thitm
irlgifcated to the upper-story jirohl
" ftrom tha chimney, and - the, family was
inaware that . the "buillnt: was burning
sitll art above the flretVflioor .. ;t&
' Barnes.' . They had only -time to .escape
tth thBU$.Hvk and of ooursfe Aotild save
iCithls ,of the'e ; property. The-, loss . 1
tsxlaiated at $1,000 ... v V- i.
.-iA.-heavy snow etdri cMhmhced aUOt
- ttldn'ht-$aturdiy andlcontlnljea-nntn
!olocl -it .twas -followed-Htijp-Kr suBd'n
; fall, In the ' temperature, and the day,
Ihougtr bright and. clear , was ttis coldest
- 3t the season, the mercury marking from
i to.U degrees below lero, . 'i t . '
, f The - horse cars wer t'tke'n off1 'the
' rbtrt; Saturday night' tie . rails being
aampieu:y ' imteaaei in let. No oara
which have made work imposnsle. ,
Wednesday. Dec '25. 1872. A'ogel
of the Voeel 4 Hughes Organ company
of - ThamesyiHe was, pleasantly surprised
be undertaaen.to"' do'iway'wttarae'n'ua- agate."be6nar'-severe 'and '. .'f he "mfreary j vea dlstrloi had' ai
ance in. tkfi i.- A,tirM.- a:' "' ,-i -. showeAvAbout 15. degrees below aro, . i ,maa day Mr. as
aaee to ,tt..fgrf m M .V QBly e .iftllyery .of:,aaa.reachet thto rSIr. isd Jlrsrw.
TknHj n . it a - net p W . 1Aa wart -.- ' . ..I
iu4a.jr, M.., i.ja..---(.(..,., yescerday .this being in t!
no.,BulljstiB,:n-; tki?4yjtBlTJ- .'It., from- WoreeaW.'" ' .. i' s V-.
TO fhen the ousto.to.eeapuB4ett63!' t.urday, Deoeab-- t.. , , 18:Z. The
sn t-a AkM iio.V' . : ; - ' ;"wa meeting. yesterday ,,aAerr.oo.. was
tm.U Jcfm,:X- -A. v vlui , Oeerge Pratt was t
FTWay.:Dec 27,-18T-Woaney. was pointed -moderator'-ad" P. :g. Gtetr.
a 'model; ChrlstoiaaVdiJ. j 1tti-,4tfy was clerlt- r 0n. Colt -offered'-a-reselutiori r-
cleac-and bright, and thV iW'Wa.'iteen JF1"1?. Cth3 - 9L?S5i"',ctl?
....,i..-w.'tA'i.4x. the soldiers' monument a Williams cark.
enlovments. and th .iilebrlUn. wn -.ucli W onerea Dne to nave .if locawa- en
smashing-and overturning about a demit laHt -venimr when emnlovesi- of the oont' aa. to .eiro" even-'sanfi Clans' an extra :th.-'"tfuwa, Joba-.T.aUjarld oth-
. . .T 1 . . m V. i - . . . .. M-AnMsid Mia mntjnn . ortf w- T r XT..--
prevl
cars.: Later In the day. near South Coy- .. .u . vi.M. j arm i h;-k. ' v.-
ehtry. the-G. F. Davenport, a new enginew , v. , m hoiAtnn th niv,t wu ."PtBers'-. favored. ,lt. ny a Urge
ii '01-tne wer iosea.,-,.ani cmirenes-" ana vnouse- -"7.1
his
naming some ot the cleared cars, ran off gde prssentaaon oft 'behilf
me-tracK. au trams were new up ror , -or'-men, and -Mr.r Vosel xoressod
""T"- .. . - - . thanks.. ''.-,'
Tuesday, Dec 24, 1872. A rather sin- .. Aae Xdrwleh Bleaching ind XWndeTr
gular case came before David Toung. J.I ins company presented eaoh ottheir mar-
Pi yesterday, beins a suit to recover ried workmen a trirkey yesterdayi .. Tit
rrioney bet during the late, canvass trom conduct of. this company Is good enough,
ths . stakeholder. . The- partes interested and will doubtless. bear Its fruit in mak-
In the bet-were John w.
Daniel Lee,- Lee claims he bet ten dol- men much' greater.
Pars-to a cent that Mr. Greeley had never
holds were deoorilSalth evergreens and ?, . t T ?!onue S-s to wu-fjowers.-'The-hearts'rtfhaiUte
folks' and T?TJg "V, ' ,
great folk. Ws-;nd-tlad' wtth- rifts -J ln tha-iratter of selling the alms hoLee
and the
dens. -and
festive -board bore anal Mr--p4-?,,?l1 :tmv.taac
r relirkhir-seridees were held -to 1-'e-:5SSl?--.?'ae?r-14 "ow
ii Lw'a!a:n Osgood were appoinu:4 a m-
Mumhv and lne the frlendshio'of &e eomoany and tts ' U.m 'S ; ' Mttte t9 'Investigate the niatter land re-
. w'4 -I i;-L.4 : - r:-"" .itrr"?..-rv,frrwri' -r- port at a raturt meeting.
. vailing -.toprte .Sf cdnveatlon.,,'.l'f a In
everybodies mouth. and the .snow ts-under -'
everybodies ..feet.', ..Tljese' severe cbl4 of '
-The .steamer Gtty ot Boston which left
tbb uitv 01 ljawrenea srormea vesier- evervDoaies leec... lnese. severe com or t . a . .
abused; Archbishop Hughes, while Murphy ' dly: at AUyn's Point, -the river being eh- We-lnesday night roodertated . wonderfully kor
tuo mi "i icu uujmio n wui urely Koseo.aoove mat. pomt it is ana in tne -morning snow, oegan to rail, in-nSWtwi" tnr.ftt t.1
ii ftr.i wouiri nni- ha - tvii. j-.w...! - . 4.- 4 t.n;jt. . jr... .-4.. ... ancnoreQ ror. iwenty-uve nours olT..Fort
. - - -UUUUUVI 44 VUO UUW VAU fiCfc U40.I. 4A4 144, Vini.lIIUHI . p S1 1 IHJ- 4UU 411 W Cjk,VlAP " T . . ' - ,
the V.n ..fmlDv an 4Via Ia la fa4 wKf-Vlna. ' .CnlrM, A4 l.a - 1 9 1n44 - . .'. artkn'.! --- ---- . . .
.7 4 - " . - , , th nrst-annual r-rtlm TTnsa
stakeholder,. Thomas Burke, paid the the river today, as the ice Is fast working j evening. At least '. 18 Inches
MAnaiO rrt Mnmhv 1 .a a t n isrannAti hiiAiivttt 14. j I n it. . ll t. 4. . I . T .
wift to recover the money from Murohv. i c i ... . 1 m i005?'...11 Pla.ce l
. , , M . ' . " ! ijocai peopie are inieregiti jn uie truu- -as uouai enerc jb1 & suspension 01 vusi jfln n&u TfXl nifsBflay ffV.nlrtf Tnrtfi-
The case was then continued for further Me Andoveris having with its dogs. Last ' ijess, detention of tralfta. the general aty JtC? T ufiy,,ey'nlnB' Jaa;
eviaence, . ( year the' people voted for no. tax - on clustering about the domestic hitdHk f.': Breed- haO- Wt:iwe4-. last', wadag-
A new fcranch railroad is proposed to canines' and how the town is Jovernin Telegrams .from Jie.vTarIt,st4tis.that ' ta hear 'OarSchurs, but- Mr. Schuzx
leave the Hartford and Providence road with doss that are raisins havoc with boats due ' to , arrive- Wednesday i lvd not vrak marooned In --rt.tir' T-nnrinn i
ere. running; yesterday. A- Teret lg excel, -.at Jewett , City, thence through Fachaug sheep and cattle there. Measures are to reported. '- The weather ' after the clear not reach' ha city owing tp sno.v biock-
4 .,44 44444U.. .-4ULCf 44 .4 Lv? 44 VJJO-
elal train and 'failing, the entertainment
was ltoetpooed' - - - ' . '
feBo
Reid
MID-V1NTER CLEARANCE
OF-
W6meis land Misses' Goats antf Dresses
and
Children
Coats
WOMEN'S AND MISSES'
VALUES-TO
'A
S13.7S
24.75
$32.71
43.75
$55.00
VALUESTO
.$35.00.
VALUES TO
$49.50.,:.
VM.UESTO
$65.00....
VALUES TO
$69.50...-..;;;
.m-0ES.4TQti:
$ioo,oo..:':.;:vl
, COATS AND WRAPS, values $1 10.0D to $125.00
. it
WOMEN'S AND MISSES'
D
VALUES TO
$1495.;.:;:
VALUESTO
$18.75......
ViVLUESTO
$35.00.
VALUESTO
$45.00....
VrLUESTO
$59,50.;....
510.75
11575
$2S;.75
545.00
rew
Coats
Wtinderful
CHIIiOr4-lTOGOATS
CHINC
fcjOR,.:.....
Values to $7), aiid- - " IS Ti; -
GQATS'TO r$l 0,9S,nbsit;pf ! $7 CIS
.DRESSy 0rS; n; n 7E
V 4 -V-7
; ' TEN DOZEN :! : ;
, V'.; y Values to $1.98 -1 ;
A most pleasing selection of plaids,' checks
and plain giiighams, in aU sizes from 6 to
14. . The styles are all attractive,' and the'
: dresses very dainty. L .It.v-ri o.
fa .SV ft.
5 IF
siii
SI
ir-. II VI 1
in&iiprfcJ Jsmaojit Jiij -misrv-ssxxsts;'-: stock, without any reservatiQar'
Vou, may cKpose the pne ; you want, regardless of its fornier price,
and iy us just one-half the price formerly asked. :4 . ;-'.
Some bnibf
Special Interest
For the Saturday Shopper
Who Appreciates Genuine
- :-yWbrtiv:---:-
ai"hr'ir-'s' cn'Ctr'st-
Mrs. Wi'iam PerXlr
1 Turner Kard:r waj '.- lisrex Tessay
Edwin-K. ErAiton of Kew -?orlc-c?n
spet the holiday -with his-Sootier gad
sister .at.tl4e.raU.jiore on. Main-atxen.
Mrs- Ira D. 8. Zhler ts entertaining. her
slmer. Miss Kejen tttterhoSn. of Wa'.lmg
ford... '. ,.'-
1448 Catlvine - Lewis af 'Washington.
Dr C.-ls v!tirg .her mother. Mrs.-S4ary
Lewis.-of Prcn-avenue.: ' . '
Miss C:eanor- r-nderWI ha .returned
to her home on-Pnn "avenue after two
weeks' visit- la N.w- YOrk. . .
- Vfr. -and : Mra" Claud . Wilson ' of . Nor
wich" spent, tbe ho,J4iy w.ith: ner Troter,
Mt.E TV.-T.UBKelU of tne- b"ach.- :
- Jtra. .Lcey- Potter - ta .jietneast
personage -entei-taiped fher, brother. 'W"!l
lianr urdlck,--of Provldeace, It. Lr on T!ie
holiday.- ...--.-.- '
Mrs. -Mary .Keowles-of New. Haven to
vlsliing- Mr, and Mrs. WArrer. . Pxri of
Main street. . , -;
Mr. and Mrs. James. Me. calf .and
daughter, .Miss . Marjorle have .returned
to' the" Grove after sending ttjrlstnias. at
thMrarm In OakdalC - . ' - .
: Mr. and" Mrs.' Marlon RaseeH of Prnn
aVehu'e apenl 'the holiday with relatives
at 'Faytiroolt point ' . '
Henry K. "Slth and vAIhert E. Brown
of New Haven spent 'Christ nics' day at
Mr.-Stnfth'S cottage In Pice Grove.
Herbert Eldredge of Isew London spent
Sunday with Frankie Stuart ' of ' P.na
Grove.
a
oiue.
;iKr.lg 4W-.l'.;!ir Minni'trJeitX
it s 43re-ar.B. "s'.'JJie Kt-vt . ri
c:air-r:?r -a - -etr-r Cjrj-
S-anta Clan U S
Girlavra PhTrlng. '''
Rugs and Draperies
50 PAIR GOOD -MARQUISETTE
"r CURTAINS i
r;;(fefair:::
Da i nty. wh its , cu rt ! ns. he rp switched ,
vith lce edse-tertg? 1-4 Wds.
Curtains .wftic(jS toh V,;8Hn8
for 1.E0 Tpsf-V. . trr-.' Z -i '
?2.60 cuaker: NET CTA NS
Filst -net;, curtli1, J;wjth slk
edge. Wa hsvs thess- lri very' inkles
n : ncn , orapery- Taoei nervy ana
doubIsf aeetti, iTPrifrtsd in ndsmi
designs sirtji. -rrciieSloOs.'-
designs tor. oiwrew: nej..ovsp-
drapes. , , '.v--V-'- ?
. .. . stove rtytis,., '44..
A oood flu'alityTt b'sss roSTH
two ossisixes-c -r- f.-r-t. 4 .-:. ,'f;-'c
.v..3 by.yjiruVAWa t
K-'iFcHt-:
1 -COrvBOiEUM'RWP8
' -.. . . . rf.-4..4-..:
AI! a u sr n teed perfect tfitji .ry
way. aiid,a.iWertia4jt.y ,i
at WJfrltoltobWMWi--'
-' SCIAi.:1-iSu1
: 7:Orfc$li5b;s;k:
.SMAtLAMINSYkjl .rftjoa:;''
V----;j0y-$6A--"fV
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Som nsw.ptterj wfttsh'.havs. Jjst
been rwelvsd. ' Sijfa 3d by e3HnbKo.
TnVSulijrf p'rifcs ' ls.-jW6.v;'i1
r'-- :"' .'-A1' '.-
: Hosiejfyvfp
.c ;a:KifireSS
(SHANON.Bt
? OH iUPREN-5; JtBED??WOcJt
tr" -,,MAfmc . .
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?' The Blade - Point -dub met -recently
'wf.JlMJjon -Rogers, 0J the yijlnt road.
There Were several Invited pie$M-vrea-ent.-;,.
:S,'r' v -T ... ? ,..4i -;.,'
- James MeteallV Sr'. and son-lh-law.
ChaMSs , Thofh'psiS spent'Tiiesaay wTth
IvW Meisttfrs -BSJerJnNew. Tvondoo.
'- Mrand;Mr.,;E.'V. Randall of Pine
Grove I 'inotbre d :to Is'ew Yolt city and
spent tht "holiday wlth-hla jparents.
.Charles 1 Thoropson' of. Pine Grove was
at Grassy -HU and Hamburg' recently, on
a business: trip. ' - 1
ISts ndvMrs. .H.. Hirt HllUar have
returned ' from - a visit with relatives ln
Hartfsrd. -i ' f.;. :t '-'..!".
-Ur; -ani- Mra. .Arthur f XjxlcKocd ' of
Stamford - spent th.e hoHday j with "her
botlferi ,; Mrs.1 ;8'usle;;: Co'roley,' . 'of . - -. Main
street.1-- "' v '"' .X - - " " '; . " -MrsviD.
U"- Gates ' f- Penn 'avenue .Is
visiting relatives: at Patersdtv N.J.
' Th4Study laes- of Bt. John's Episcopal
church -wilr meet next .Wednesday afternoon-
wife .".Mrs.' 'it.' !fc iJavIs" 'of'. Maln
street." . The regular nieetlng .will be held
on Jan.-10th with. Mrs.- warren Parks ot
Mam street.'- . . - - .
. Mis - Janet vMacIityre - Is ill at her
home. .-4. ' .. ' .-,1" . V i. , .-.
V.G.'-Th6mas of New York city spent
the holiday , with his Hamlly ,at the CarV
son 'hotne' on Penh avenue,- -. -
'Miss Uorothy " Likenreohn; who teaches
the wBJack..p6intachooli Is. -spehdlng - the
Camas' vafcatiois-at' he home In- New
' Mr. and Mrs-. I 'A. Champion of Black
Hall spent" Sunday with: 'ner parents - Mr.
and.? Mr. John - P. : Clark, .of the '; Pair
5a;Mfctv '.,. S ' 4.-- ,,4.4 A. . j. , ;,
- Miiohn.j.'.Hnt! e:t44S-yalr Ha-
FlNKIJN
The Pleastws-HlH-schoot. "held- Its
Christmas - ezereises - Friday - afternoon.
There was a-large-attendance of friends
and parents tt Uie-pupils. Foilov.lrjf Is
the -' program. Greeting., school-, recitation.-.
Christmas -Stars,. -Agnea '.Yuschalk:
redtatlon.- feddii's -Reflections,-Eddie Ma-
honey ; recitation; -A -.-Dills v Drill. Ave I
girts.; songc It :! Conine, schegaj ;- reena
tlon," Two. Little Orjiiians.: Florence Da.te
and JVnes. Tuschalk : recitation. .. Ding.
Dong . JJltsg, Marian Robinson ; recitation.
Christmas - carol Run .- Konsinson ; yic-trbla.-selection;-
recitation. My 'K'.ii'i
Kar, ' .Howard Date; recitation,' -. .The
Mousle's Mistake, Charlotte Du'err; folk
danc; ' song.' Away -fn-'a- Manger, eight
pupils; 'recitation. Christmas Sign;
Florence !Date; reeltat'bn. 6anta'' Clans,
MaiOTBrowninr;' Vlctrola. seleotiMis;
retrftatlori. To EaiSta. Claus, Albert Ru
doVph;' recitation, A Deaf Little Bcherner,
RUth Robinson -.and -Frances -Tuschalk :
song. Jolly Old Bt. Nicholas, . gjx -pupils ;
recHation." An' UlHt"Date EajTta ' Edna
White; solo, Holy rllght. Nelson Robin?
son.; . recitation. Telephoning to- Santa,
Nelson and Huntington- Robinson'; reci
tation,' Signs of Christmas. Harriet Rob
inson; recitation, . My Stocking. Nelson
Robinson: '"'dialogue." Lost -on Chrlstnias
Eva.' with characters as follows: Ao Ami
ateur Deteoth-e, Himtlngton Robinson; A
SaUor,-, Nelson. Robinson.; . Brldgetvi te
maid,' Agnes. Yusehalk;, Mra - Maile,y.
Ruth-. Robinson ;. Mr." . Msssley . Rqwland
BrowrJngi, their, children, Mamie, Fieri
ence. Date.. Little . VDo-Mur',el Parker;
folk dance.','- . ':; '.,". ,
l&w.Sase!., Swlit-'was.. is. tow .rteeit-ly-:.
-.; .. -j-f- - ;-':'t.: ;-".! "-Z:':'7'
; The-Coojey . ."Kill., school . ;held, - their
Christmas ierelee JTsursday.-.evtilr. g'' at
8 io'olock. Following Is - the. progra:
4 ' y w-' .-v--.. r . ,
W.5s
Froit
fe-Caiw-
2oc :a. -.
Cla.stir.ts- t-r.-. Xr S'.rfce. Svr
cUsk: The Ch'.-.r.fv t-ls Vaia sv --
ai- r" ei:or-'-r r -j -Pp.- tji
Cwlnra nr. --A"av, Etr rttt .';C
tint-a-Ca-lstn-as Tree. Atj .Mir zr:-f
VOTX- StocVh-.g 4tw T-tTt Krtb. . (
naiis' - Cff.-: AgtifTlMC; Td r.e;t-
JU-fe.'Nathanle: Wan:.iv.g; soegv O C -ht
Air. T .Fallhfc:. Kthco-: i. Th..-. Fhh- ' 1 J
Fie. .Air.Mi llJ;Tb:,i i-rcs' i-un lt,
Fraceea La::'j: hv Sasta CtauS. r at
.a!.-a Ladd:
Latr.b: AM l-'Want, Jrui-r- :os.:
sosgr Little Town of brtatehem.-che
1.ra3(ipael f-U-?tv Armttrpnti . "--'.
tK! Fjliuir Di's. ! chjldrM; 1jI'.t
Chrtst.-4ae; Grewting. M'idred Mannlcr. 1
tVo-iderv Mary, varji:-..g; .-J p , V
Krjow. jiej-o .. Iditkowiili: : song. .Ti'"
Tlire. w; girls;.. A Chrtstma Boa t in
Aunt-June, dialotrne; Rather Ilard. . T'tl-'
luce -Holaba:, Why.; Frances Lambs A. ,
Christmas- Question.. . Dotnlr.tck. Xlah.nt
The. Turkey's Lament, A'nita Armstrong;
dialogue; Serenading' Santa Clatta; songf
Silent Night. Holy Night, school.
-Mr.444Bd Mrs. L. Ayr?, entertained a
Christmas .party, at Ueir trrzt. on t?-Ti-.
day.-..The party included Xr. . sad Mrs;
Fryer and family of Wltllmant'.c, Sfr. nd
Mrs.. Lewi Ortmaa and family of N i.
wlch. "Mr. and Mrs-'iforaer Crosn.of H.1-'
ford. Iff. and Mra George Klttr and
faml'v -.vf'Fraiiklln. Mr." and Mra, A. K.
Pce of. Franklin. Raymond. Valett nd
Ernest Valette, Mr. and Mrs. Arad Man
tlhg aisa son- Eugene of. Tanttc' , .
The. Ladles Aid society hCS itm animal
Christreaa sale at the tonrn-ball DtJC. 14.
Over f 100 was settea. . .! ' .
Mrs. Ernest Fi'iosj and. daughter Mar-
gareti spent a';, few., days - retviBtly ..with
Mr. J Ey. Powers, . ...
Mr." and -Mrs. Wlulara. F-0-.ira. Itiy :
Joseph .'aid IHtandr- Bdoss. - Ltla tnd
Anna Powers- c -Hartford spent the h -U-
days -with.' their patents, Mr. and Mrs. J-
E. Powers,;-. I ;-. "
Misses Bessie. RiWoca and Jennie' Me
ter- and- Plora-Plaiir of New 'York speiit.
the holidays with relatives here. - - ;
Mrs.' D. Leon N ot .Watsrfor at ts-
ltlnr- Mrs. J..C -PUlltps. s '
Ths dar.ee given . to 'the Casino wai
well, attended . last . Thursday - evening.:
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