unimportant were.
htr'a box he Ill foot king, with itl for»
ward lino fifty-one tent iron: the center at
the home here, till. putting the pitcher haehmaterial
aflootaadahali; that the oatohar'aliuaebe
wipedaway; thatbatamenahwhinotho
siren the henoilt of long hits that bring in
Whining rune; that two auiatim he al-
loved; that the ten [wt circle for tool halla
' betripedaway; that aileldm' maycatoha
, Greateet Compile-oat.
‘ “mm vocal eeleov
W lintmoaa read a chapter
. the who! tho mend
é“; welcomed the delegatea to the
A " [film He toldhowthecongrem
,3 II about byactof wage-during
" _, “we! Preaidont Cleveland'aterm
aflhow much goodwaatobeao-
. {mthavork ofthe delegatu.
b toll how tholtonnaicollegowae
or Iln mo and how mecca-fol it
fit! in training echolart to become
, meuudenuhaveheen
. aadover to per cent. at them
I burn-Windowbuc tchoola.
mmmum iutheooilege.
the (lining lame.
broiled witha ehort speech
littwldchlr. Cnrnegiemadea
,, humorou addres. Then lil-
I I“ “Viva L'America," all the
J- Ihthechorua. Ill-President
. ’0- Iatia PlacidoCaamano,
fizdodngaddre- in Spanish. He,
II than"! Yorkers fartbeir
an! paid a warm tributetothe
-, one hroughttothatl’mhAvcnue
eachm "mind with a
mamxrommmm
Rear of the Couni’ry.
~ I ontheanthorityof Sent
IJ'atee thatanotherextandad
haliiaauy way except in his hat; that in
future hall-he called ”good“ or "bad." and
that two umpina ofloiate.
At the evening Itaaiou the law mmittee
Inadoareport.‘ Judge ”ammo! Newl'ort,
waa engaged an annual for the league. with
power tonnage the heat lanai talent in tho
rarioaoeituo at his own diacretiou. Chair-
InauVaadu'Ilioe reported that two able
lama had already been engaged to «blend
the autm brought againrt llailman and
Bullion in Philadelphia.
All the elaha. through their delegatea.
W -
Theeooveniloo Inbrought toaelmahya
“WY lurch made by l’midant licAlpln.
‘l'ha Quaker Poet'o Birthday.
Amati". Man, Dec In --John Green:-
ieat Whittier, the poet, was 82 yeanoldlhc.
17. Romany, in answer to a qneationre-
garding hie health Mr. Whittier aaid- “l
have never been robust l' rom both my par-
enta I inherited a
aenaitlve, nervous
temperament.
lately I have not
been able to write
for more than half
an hour at a time,
often not no long.
But in many trays
lfeel that I have
bumble-ed forbe-
{ondmydeaerving
am grateful to
the divine l’rovi- .
dome, and l tran. ._ ,
quillty vol I. the ’
cloaeof a life which
but” longer and J. 0. wnrrnnn
on the whole happier than I had reaeou to
expect, although far dittorent from that
which I dreamed of in my youth“ A for
day: ago the newspaper: made known to the
public Ir. Whittier’a desire that on thin an-
niveraary friends and admirers ahould leave
him undisturbed in his own gentle and yet
firmtuy he said he was tired; that he felt
theirdeaim for his happiness; that hethankcd
and loved the people, but that he must rent.
80 that any form of extending felicitutioua
“abandoned, and he penned the day in
peace and quietnwa.
A Brooklyn Man Mlaaing.
=Bnoonrs. Dec 18. —Henry L O’Brien,
alietant cashier in the tax ofllce and promi
nent among young aociety people in this
etty, tuba-M aavanl days.
mugly rumors concerning hia disappear
ancewithanotefor t2,il)0towhich the in-
donement of Senator O’Connor was forged
10 one, however, ventures toaccnae O’Brien
of the forgery, and his relatives, who are
Wealthy people, say he only has gone out of
townforafew daysonbtnineas It in cer-
tain that no one will be allowed to late any
money on his amount Young O Brien la a
nephew of Father Frnncioto and has been
president of the Emerald amocintion. n lend.
. ingaocial organizatim.
Another Bledrle Horror.
Tattoo, 0., Dec. 18. —-Edward Dalton,
forerunner! the improvement gang of the
l LakeShore Railroad, who resides at Elk-
I hart,lnd. motnhorribla death here. He
waecngaged in repairing aakylight in the
roof of the old Union depot, andinaome
manner fell upon an electric wireon the
roofcloee by. Hie clothing wudampeued
hythadriuling rainwhichhadheenfalllng
all day, and he was immediately profiratad
hytheheary current. He lay thereforhalf
anhonr before the current wat ehut 0!.
When pickedup it waafonndthat he was
“nib? burned and awollen~literally
He was 40 years of age and leaves
afamily.1'hecoronerwillholdaninquect
Ihe Councll ta (lo-tempt.
Taurus, 3.1, Doom—la the United
marcuitoonrt here JudgeBdnrd T
Grenadjndged the common council of the
dty of Elizabeth guilty of contempt of
eonrtfor failing to levyafltax toBaatialya
mmtmcuradbythe nran when,
“FaYork, in the above court
thacityol Elizabeth for all,” and coata
“WWW them
cfiwfllponhahrought iothiacityforaar
tenant
Miria- at large- Relat-
1!!! You, Der. iii—IA. through freight
nuantthe Baltimoveaad0hioraflroadraa
vat maellythaaoal train haekingonto
W (la-Io Open Soho-a.
Manganktheperannaldhecthn
dtiaaadnent comps-er. It hm»
yahoo all at the Gilbert and Sullivan
apnea aeept tha‘floadollun'viththa
WMmem-ealn
mkopaaiathavorld.
lrenhraanaefiat non.
mama. lit—The wan hon
mmnmunmqnm
filmhoam-hnuarhyfiavoeloaad
let!- for the claw. prohahly for tour
meant 'l'heJaaeaoro-iaaa amongthe
“hiked-anymre breathed
1”de abundantly-Inca
”unloading iron up ahead at
th bane, trflei will untrue-mm
“mummy“...
:- ”WM.
Mammalian—Gavan”
1". ‘ l' ‘ . '"
IIIIIIII l'lllllllll
FORE?
the Ingrodionte 'lltod?
i8 lT “FREE POOH MANGO“
whhamamoniaiaunhealllt
fuiinh tooth-ad drlea up the broad
Protaetiontooonaumatadfoodm
pound-m liaa in their |l“xahility to ehooae
healthful anhetaneee.
CLEVELAND’O’OUPEHIOB
BIKINI POWDER
niapowderiamadeodlyofatrlatlypnre
grape cream oflartar. andflrictly
learhonateolaoda. withalitile hm
louriopreaerveii. 'l‘hlaiaattealed the
oflcialanalyeeeofaovernmentaud tato
showman mughyaiciana. aichnamdehemlataof
Boardaofli ththroughout thewuu
n Emu-and!
.&0 TEA
The Chaim 'l'u Ever Offered.
PERFECTLY PURE.
A MUST Diucmms llEl-‘lillAIlE 1 lit 11'.
2‘. tell um on any cm: can; we: r: in
l H the llmnrrr (II \l'I2 lnr. pl 4...
>I,-b~ .Il planinlu t‘lni :In
I “111.1%!nt frumn‘ l n
' 'ilra pzn hum-s
In. I'mmml lull wvlhhl. it I. hlml‘IHt- a
In :2: u :o thus the il‘lt‘l'fmi
‘ ‘ 1 5: 63C: ufitul '93 CC. It:
.: .RJA’ursirzgdiihr h .1: .‘i.
i- huh- in: nu III-st-
F. i). I. IW'I'I'N as «0..
ll. L’liiillliEDlEl?.
CHAS. ll. FEllllll-l,
South ‘ orwalh. Conn.
GO 'I‘O
I
Ir-IIIH
”mp .—
.... Choice Groceries
Table Delicacies,
FRUITEIEE, «130.,
N0 8 Alain Street.
Blllllllil Hill ll
28 lain St., 80. Norwnlk.
llIIIIs l‘lsl Illness,
Fruits, Vegetables, Pilllll'l, its
0! All Kinda in Their Season.
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
ntnmm. :29 8.8.3137“.
'llI. Hillilll Nililll
——'rnn BUST—-
MEATS
m IN TE! 3381' IANNBR
want the choice-t nan. ohtainedre
auguMbleormyouwilllnd then: atmy
annallaa
F. HAYE S
WSW. - 60m BOBVALII
W. H. MEEKER & CO.
SOLE A03!!!
EH}: 3035
“Illlri " 81m HIIIII.
Steam. and
Can fitting.
'l‘ln and Sheet iron Wort.
mm more.
AND TINWARE.
“you.
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Ira. n. J. sawr‘im
rumor
IIIII'uIIIIal all local lliil.
W at III. I. K. WWI.
ll 'Aflfllfla’flll It. It). IOI'ALI.
Delta Hanufactum‘l Puhiith all am:
[lave You. ordered ram
Potatoes for Winter
t‘allutdaaell.
DANIEL L’BOMMEDIEU
MERRILL “WWW“
Business College T""“"BSCI°III-
l'nme. Carlene and
neaotl'nc lieu
STAMFORD, CT.
mutant.
Beet lullitillea curred young and old of both
men, for acqulrloga
Businesses Education.
Bach-Keeping. flanking, Penmaaahlp,
Shorthaad. Typatrrltlag and Telegraphy
are among the branche- taught. lindento enrolled
at any line. For catalogaeJdd
lierrill Business (ollcge.
4?-wa...
Till lllllllls all llIIlIl.
You will then want the
BEST
PHfll' GRAPES
TRY
NORTH’S.
ll()M [471113. II()YT,
would vac—tuna 9 I '«I n
SOLE AGENT FOR THE
Celebrated Aqua Crystal
Spectacles all Eye Glasses.
They Bare no Equal.
WAL‘I'IIAM.
mm... Willllilll mm...
SPRINGI'LD,
Eon~ Inst-tie
in my repair department I have every facility to
In: clue work
Lil...
Wall Papers.
Diamonda and Fine Jewelry alwayeon
New Goods
KLEIN,
Largest and Finest Assortment la the
Tetra of Norwalk.
—-——~«o——-——
llIsLiIIIllllllsllc. llIIIlIlellIll
Decker’ s
Paint and Wall Paper Store.
18 NORTH MAIN STREET,
South Norwalk. 0t.
Swan 65 Bushnell,
862 Water Direct.
(Pool of Bank), - BRIDGEPORT, CONN
Pure Leads and Olin 8M Chandlcry luginealng
Ruppllea and ng,aaterlalr Nova Beolia
Woolen Geode. Hand"8 made stocking: Ililena.
Glove, Infllcre. Bonds, imported hotel) and liver-
pool Guernsey: No germ“ have ever have made
to room! there Gunmen for weirl quailtlea
warmth and perfect freedom for act uh A fol line
of the celebrated Pontiac WoolenGoode: all of the
above are at reduced priml’ eateanlo agenda for
Tm’a' Pith Brand of Oil Clothing the beat in
lheenrid. Agoodrultol' NachoryellowOll
Clothe- ie not cxprnalve, h eaeliy in repair,
v Ila goat
It. to than ;
ELLE. OE
ofonehundred Rev,
mm ”'5
lull
l. .,
.I,. “r,
NEW ENGLAND
CONDENSED MINCE HEAT.
No louver an experiment, but aauooeee
tothe mierency of heavy fruit cat a. rich and
lick»: flavo- hinatiu of ehoieeet
of careful erperosenta Wilhl IIII
Don “Mansnvfiaflnndlhl’ul ”i. no: Minna,
m tto e. to n
m2: “ml“
home “metal eatialattlon «tiara-t.u
Try it and have edellelona plat epoch-gr.
We continue to sell
Good Butter at 25¢. per Pound.
Tharehaaheenaocomplalntaetoqmllty. 'l'rylt.
Californla France (new) no. per
prints.“
“Enamcline” Stove Polish
rrmr'w'rrnm.
25 CENT GOUN
A ND
McLEAN ll S'l ELL,
9?: sill '3 as
Wagons and Carriaget made and re-
paired. Signs made. lettered.
and hung.
JOBHIIG I’BOMI’TLY ATTENDED :0.
IIIL
WRIGHT c FLYNN,
Carriage Makers
And manufacturer! of
All kinda of We one.
Trucks. Ont-ta. e c.
All kinda of mmpalrlng‘prornpsly done
Several Ire-wand nd wauone tor aale.
Rea Road Cam only to)
Foot of Franklin lit. .,
Soullt Nomlk.
aplli u
WAGONS
New and mud—hand
Canopies, Spindles, etc.
Prices to Suit
Call and See Them.
BORDERS!
AND AT
the Best Goods for
H. S. BROWN’S
BOUT & SHOE STORE,
Clark Jr. Lane's Blocki
« dint!"
ON“ stars-:7.
CANDI ES
Olallflnlh. ma-
.BAKERY
I courtrooms. cam Tore, and a tall mort-
mt of ornamental candy.
”m HrsJohnHolland
5 CENT COUNTER.
10 CENT COUNTER.
15 CENT COUNTER.
LOW PRICED NOVELTI ES.
A. DICKERMAN & SON,
84 \VAHII ING'I‘ON STRFII/l‘
Carriage Bullders l
Hom-Shoetng and all
kinda of Blacksmithing
Buggies, i’haetons. Carriages,
2‘11.
HENRY TILLY.
ALL GRADES
Lowest Prices 1
the Least lloILey
-Dmg8tore
TER.
u‘ CLAUs
Can Find Presenflr Young and Old.
HANDKERCHIEFS of every
description.
FUR MUII‘II‘S and BOAS,
SMYRNA MUFFS, CARPET
SWEEI’ERS, NEW
Plll'l'l’S Fl]
_. yon..—
Sure Cure: for all Dlscnm.
— AT..__..
BL‘Y Y1 ll'il
shillings co.
All the favorite varieties of hard and free-burning
coals. s .tal prime given for «Inter enppi}.
All can Ihurongaly screened, well pre-
pared and promptly delivered.
Oak, Pine, Chestnut and Spruce Wood
Sawed and Spllid
BONDLED WOOD A SPECIALTY.
ram) AND orncn,
Water St, Foot of nnvllund St,
Opposite Pratt & Weed“: Shoe Manufactory.
JOHN ll. I‘EBBIS,
Wholesales“ Recall Dealer in all kinds ol’
BOA]. All] WOOD
Erick. Lime, Cement,
Blue Stone. Etc.
Lehigh, Lachawanna, Locust
,Bountain, Franklin, andf
I " Wilhesbnrrc Coats.
Infill "suns. Pllll'l‘,
Yard‘foot of Waahington and Mar-
ahail streets. Branch once at Stilton
Mini
HUMPHREYS’
We: are scientifically and
icothhaucee-emndm former
Hfllifil Gilli [ill illlll UOTBTBOTI
MAKES "ENS LAYI
BA' ED HAY AND STRAW.;
Peal llIIss Slalls Balding ;
lllllM NO BROS
coal l Coal I
fill lllll WIIl
IIOME SEWING MACHINES.
120W?“ NORWAIIK.
Artlilcisl ritone Steps, Coping,
nun annual“.
(3A R RIAGF.
BLOCKS,”
doc. due- .)
Manufactured“in 0.7. LEONARD,
35 Water Street.
W
BRIDC} EPOR’I‘.
‘E‘Wfi m .1“... a...“
VI ammonia-a. J0"!!! non
manna-not 3.1.0.1.
Item-Conn. I. ILA-ell.
Will. ll. ism c son,
Sanitary and Hylranllchrllsm
Ilall Olen. I! I 61 Walk”. It.
IOIfl'II IOWA“. "-
«I-Isss'fism-III
localflunevlagaaluaaorat warrant
1an 1’
00”"
Jvm he give- prompt attention.
‘31 FOR ENE?”
Your llhrislmas Presents!
UNIVERSAL ETORE.
m--.....-...__.
Novelties of all kinds in Fancy Glass Wore at
UNIVERSAL STORE.
Fancy Toys of Every Description and Price, at
UNIVERSAL STORE.
mind what you want for any of your Friends, at
UNIVERSAL STORE.
-———4.—~——--
If you on I an ad what to gin anybody and I: t an Even"! appropriate proacnte
for your little hn. [hr r, ’i ur more the an, your mother, your father, and your grant!-
parentc, not call at
j .i
The Universal Store
No. 10 North Main Street, South Norwalk.
E. C. KERRIGAN, Proprietor.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS
PLAISTEO’S OlllIO STORE
ROYAL woncnsm,
GARLSBAD.
SHAVING SETS.
CUFF AND COLLAR BOXES. 3
FOUNTAIN FEES,
LIIOGES WARE,
CIGAR CASES,
POCKET KNIVES,
STAIP GASES.
ALL THE POPULAR PM.
Our prices are low and we are always pleased to show goods.
Plaistcd’s Drug Store
AND
Fllllasllllrl.
. “I- n!!! It first 81!-
PLUMBING,
Sillilll all Gas-Filling.
STEAM HEATERS
[lot Air Heaters.
GLASS WARE.
we have “cum
Tea and ‘l‘illotleta
In Town.
srovns and muons
’ Tin and Sheet Iron Work.
A Positive Sale! "
'llI larlls llIaIlIIl llI SIlI
BOOTS ANO SITO 8
Ever ofi'ercd. Everything goes at cost and less at the store of g
0. H. HARVEY
Spring Goods
In In: 11mm}
W.B. Hall coo. V
Norwalk Chronicler