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Notices of local entertainments of all
. kinds, to which an admission is charged,
and notices calculated to promote private
We, wccpt where an advertisement
o] some appears in advertising columns,
are charged for at regular rates, 10 cents
a line
”2"!qu Herald Weather forecasts.
‘, ‘ storm which ' suddenly formed
ydstbrdsyin the Ohio Valley has moved
out 'to the Carolinas, whence it will
probably advance east-northeast to-day,
causing dangerously high northeasterly
and easterly winds on the coasts from
Cape Hatteras to Portland, 116., with
snow or rain. In this district to—day,
cloudy weather will probably prevail,
with slight temperature changes and
brisk northeaster y to easterly winds and
, . possibly turningto rain. In the
le States to day cloudy weather will
prevail, slight temperature changeewith
snow and brisk northeasterly to easterly
winds, except in western portions, fair,
colder weather, the clearing weather ex-
tending east, and in New England cloudy
weather with slight temperature changes
and brisk to high northeasterly and east»
ctly winds, followed by snow. On
Thursday, in this section and in New
England partly cloudy to fair, colder
weather will prevail, with brisk to fresh
variable winds, mostly westerly, preced
ed by snow on the New England coasts,
and on Friday fair weather, with no dc.
cided temperature changes.
W Mac tor Isa-narrow.
Sunrises Sonata Hightide Lowtide
- 7.16 l 425 3.37 9.39
BuckihEbam 1.571;; it. hold their
regular meeting to-night.
Ann IL, widow of Anthony B. Cen-
iisld, ct Norwelk, has been granted a
pension. ________
. The Town Auditors are auditing the
town accounts tor the year 1889 at the
Selectmen’soiilce.
-Hornorcndered lard, 10 cents a
pound. at F. Bayes’ market.
George 1. Roster and R. L, Ella are
cutting Ice of superior quality from six
Mm . .to eight inches thick.
Ben-F. E. Robbins, [gator-elect of the
Norwalk Baptist church, will preach in
the church next Sunday.
Theble’w York and New Haven rail-
road company are lowering the culvert
”Fitch’s crating, East Norwalk.
LThs' best line of gold pens in town is
at Homer B. Hoyt's.
The funeral oi bliss Annie Whitstein
was held at her late home on South
Iain street yesterday afternoon.
The Center school will close with a
literary and musical entertainment Fri-
day alternoon. Parents and friends are
cordially invited.
The Ladies' Aid Society ol the East
Avenue Ii. E. church will meet this ove-
Iing at the residence of tire. David Dib-
ble on Van Zandt avenue.
-—One good Shoninger upright piano,
W). J. W. Studwell.
An electric light and gas company and
a water company are talked o! in Strat-
lord. Application will he made helora
the next legislature tor a charter.
, Thisaltsrnoon the scholars of Room
hallo. 8, of the Over River school, Miss
Iamts Allen, teacher, celebrated the
dgbty third anniversary oi the birth at
John Grseuleal Whittier with appropri-
atausrcises.
--Bswer connections at bottom prices.
William Sheldon, contractor.
Barber Pakulshi lslt two hundred and
lfty towslsou tbostoopol his house a
1mg!” or two ago, and when they were
wanted, they were nowhere to be found.
low the police are looking (or them.—
Danbury News.
Tbs public schools will close on Friday
night for the holidays. At the Over
liver school, in the afternoon, there will
he an interesting programme rendered,
attsr which copies of the school paper,
by members of the senior class,
vent be distributed.
. -A number at good second-hand in-
x
5.
Mia for salecheap before taking mt...
inventory. J. W. Btudwell.
'l'hsrrgahrmssttng of the Board of
School Visitors washsld in the Select.
m’adcslsstevsnvag.
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Frank Erynol’ds. or New Haven, is the
gasst of East avenue friends.
The South Norwalk Athletic Club has
admitted twelve new members this week.
,u—OurblugJo cents a foot. William
Sheldon, contractor.
{like Lulu Ktllutn, of Brooklyn. ll. 31..
lathe guest of Miss Factions Rose, of
(lamp street, borough.
Robert llrownjb‘llbcflrm of Brown dt
Badges, will wed Miss Sarah Walsh, of
phminut street, horourli, this evening.
commence her studies with my: Nelson
at the Golden Hill Seminary, Bridgeport.
Butler Lodge, No. 97, I. 0. O. F., will
cooler the first degree this evening.
There will also he nomination oi oiilcers.
City Attorney John El. Light is in
Greenwich to-day, appearing before the
County Commissioners in a liquor case.
-—Fresh pork and sausage, 12 cents a
pound, at F. flayes' market.
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Thomas Boyd. of this city, who was
recently arrested for stealing a blanket
and whip at Stamford, has been sent‘to
jail for three months and fined .360. and
costs. .
Henry Williams pleaded guilty to the
charge of assaulting Carl Schaub on
Washington street, Saturday night, be.
fore Jnddge Knapp yesterday and was-
iined $5.00 and costs.
[otter carrier Patrick McNamara,while
carrying mail matter on West street
this noon, slipped and fell on the side-
walk, striking his head against the curb
alone. He received quite a severe cut
over the left eye.
Bernard Tully, ol Norwalk, has a look
ing glass which was made by the late
Indian chief, Sitting Bull. A tintype of
Sitting Bull and Red Cloud accompanies
the mirror. It was presented to the late
James Tully, now deceased, by Sitting
Bull himself.
lire. Julia Alexander, wife of Edward
Alexander, died at the Connecticut Hos-
pital for the Insane at MiddletOWn, yes-
terday morning. Alexander was for
merly a resident of Norwaik, but his
whereabouts is now unknown. The
remains of his wife will be buried in the
hospital cemetery.
——ll when reading by artificial light
the eyes becomes tired you should con-
sult Jesse K. Platt, the Optician with El.
B. Hoyt. ____
The lair at the East Norwalk School,
last Friday,was a decided success. Over
one hundred dollars were cleared. The
doll presented by Mr. Power, of the Dor-
lon House, was won by ticket B, 4
Whoever holds this ticket can have the
doll by presenting the ticket, with the
proper number on it, at the school house.
road—13“ X LlNB on TWO.
Hatters Worthy of Iteration from Every
Quarter of Connecticut.
While walking on the spile bridge
hallamils east ol Branlovd, Monday,
Hrs. David Carey was struck by an
engine and instantly killed.
The trial of Borjensen, the New hill-
lord murderer who killed the girl who
refused to marry him, will begin at
thchileld December 29.
Early yesterday morning burglars
broke into the grocery store of Collins &
Miller, Ilsriden. and made an unsuccess-
ful attempt to blow open the safe.
The trial of Bszen Bellware, of Olav
tonbury, charged with murdering Frank
Iliuer, of East Hartford, was begun at
Hartford before Judge Prentice yester-
day.
Hon. Israel Coe, of Waterbury, enter-
ed his ninety-seventh year last Sunday.
and the church of which be is a member
passed resolutions congratulating him.
He is the oldest ex-momber of the legit.
laturc, in which he served in 18% and
1825.
Yesterday John W. Coe, one of Merl-
dcn’s strongest r leans, voted a
straight democratic ticket offl-
ccra in accordance with a wager iii a
democrat that Meriden would elect a re
publican representative at the last state
election.
Benjamin Page was reelected mayor
of Iisriden yesterday by a majority of
hi in a vote of over 8.0“). The Demo-
crats elect ten members of the new
council and the Republicans four, mak-
lag the complexion of the council thir-
teen Democrats to sixteen Republicans
Homaudmkulis abridcwilh " The Rt)-
cheater :" alarnp with thrllght oftbetnorning.
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The work of the carriage blacksmith
is tiring.
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Iii-s Susie 1.51:, of this cIty,will soon'
new new:
rims mounts.
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The Molten of this (their unit among the
list of this county.
Director tilt .Htilis ssitlll.
seem lair-”ll Ill “also: and tits!
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administers) cents, including leaned huts,
which be ind at Hale‘s sad Plaistsd's drag
stress idna halt tries. Comm tomcat/u
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T0 IXCIIAGK-flolldl llI DAMN“. six
runes, nearly new. water in bones. in ilrswisss
ordvr. on high ground, 7 minutes to post office,
sasaut locality, for house. lots or small farm near
uvh Norwallt. l'ricetzbilo address 0. It. Built,
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W0 choice building lots, on and 60 feet front, as
West avenue Applv to w. 0. Mlllllil or
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a4 ROOI FLAT T0 FAIILY 0' NOT 308!
than three persons Beat :9 011. in the apart:
meat house 79 and 81 Washington street. Inquire
at the cities or The Old Well Cigar Co. die,“
wo STORES 0N Till WASHINGTON
street bridge. cast of Germsnla Hall. Yance-
slou January 1. 1891. Apply to Win. Jesse, coco-lie
depot. di! 6t
ADESIRABLE DON 0N WATIR s'i‘ltllll'l‘,
near Washington street, suitable tor light
mauufacuiri bushes
' wholemin part Gear
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ART OF BOU'llt no.1 HENRY ""231. 5
rooms; rent ’12. Alsopart of house No.91
Booth lain street, it rooms. all conveniences. Ap-
ply to Taylor & Golden, or W. Youngs, at Loos-
wood lig. Co
FURNISHED FliflN'l‘ ROOM. 0‘8 WASHING-
ton street address "Room," care decimal
office. 1129 if
FRI)! DBCEHBBR l. LOWER PART 01"
house on Grove street, live rooms. rent '35
Apply lot}. 5. Hoyt, :01 south lain sxrset. booth
Norwalk. and it
H0083 0F 81X ROOMS 0N WOODWMVD
avenue. us. Also house of all rooms, East
lbrwalk. '13. Part oi house on Woodward avenue,
to inquire of B A Woodward.
Till WOODWARD HOMEQTEAD-M ROOMS.
not and cold water, bath room. heater. to .
with stabling for five house, new stables, chicken
houses. doc; rent .25 per month. lecture or C.
Dwartz, at old Well CIR” Company. om!
ON! liOUtll A'l‘ ILY’s NECK. ON! AT
lint Grove. and one on ‘l‘ollrs street. From
"wan. Apply to Joan E. Knapp, it? West 51‘...
south slotwalk. net!
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locality is altered to persons who would like to
visit Washington some time during the winter or
m: Room and board ' no a day. In. J. I.
All! I st.. N. W.. sahlurlon, D. C amt
roman.
DAY SCAVINGIR. OF OUR OWN TOWN.
the win will clean water closets end remain on
linprsved Ianforlerarnossythan ostov
town parties 5111 work unread done in the
but manner.
Vaults dls (acted free of charge
address but no. sooth streak. as no
N on 01!.
SURGKON D. M. IABVIN, of New York. has
-e hie slicers from W ya to
Tortillas. “its an be consulted on mat from
Nor-
12 to 2:11 at 51 South Main street. Bout
walk. is tw
Proposals for Laying Sewers
Till underslgned will recelve proposals for lay-
ing sewers throueh Grove sin-ct. Cross sire-rt,
Woodward avenue and Benin avenue. lathe Cit
of South Norws Ir. up to Holiday. member 1
im. at 12 o‘clock, norm. flap and ilcstmns
caubsseen at the emcechllliam 5 u , (f. it ,
on Washington street The city reserves the r 1:111.
to meet any or all bids.
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from Non limits to California. Ind Is 111;; con-
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person wso believes in competition. South IilmL
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The oldest manufacturer of Baby narrlagrs new
odors finished work for sale in live older-cut styles
of running gear also a vast vsriet of hectic and
trimmings at t Wit, till he lob enough and
low enough to so tlhe moat fastidious,
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BOUT]! monwamt.
TUESDAY EVENING, JAN. l3, I891.
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soloist-1 and Chorus of may.
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mannerisms who had “Matter lies. r. [us
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Firalclrwe goods at. reason:
able prices are bound to sell,
at least that has been our ex»
patience in holiday trade, Sales
so far this year have been good,
still we have today bargainsi
left.
Choice pieces in Crown
Derby, Dalton, Royal Women!
ter, Bonn, Carlsbad, Limoges,
Tobie, etc.
Toilet Sela, Shaving Sela,
Manicure Sela, Call and Collar
boxes, Headquarters lot lin-
ported Cigars, Cigar Called,
Gold Pens and Pencils, Founr
tofu Pens, Paper Cutters, Cut
Glass Bottles, After Dinner
Collee Sela, Fine Mirrors,
Brushes, he,
Elegant Perfumery from
all the Best Makers.
Well come and see what we
have, we can show you better
than we could derail»: them.
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.1 Furniture Dealer.
Also Punishing Undertaker.
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it Washisgioa ltrest.
a?" Dallytromfl to Handshake-d to I v.3
on Ilatordayevrsiasslmas to s.
U’lntmst allowed on Deposits.
store 80 Prav.’
amnesia Vina—Pres.
«at-u. routs a. siren emf-saw
Charles-i Mott,
m. as [airfield Avenue, Bridgeport-
A. S. FERRIS.
’JEWELER.
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.
'Iss Watch Bombing a Specialty.
I. loath lain loath lorwal'.
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Militia m mu rasrrrisst. ear/at and elect 'ss It Is ante ”Ir
wanted!“ '11: g gypsum liirisb with an Simpson‘s! Torr“ Cr‘f’t‘nlgrmnd. : “mm;
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SDUTII NDRWA bli. CONN.
We are now ready to close out all Trimmed Hats and Bon-
nets, which we have on hand, at a very low figure. All Milli-
ncry Goods must go before the holidays. A :rare chance to
get a hat cheep.
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS
We are showing the most complete line of For Goods in
tbelown. Mulls of all kinds,Capcs in large variety at 50
cents on the dollar. All must be sold before the holidays.
All kinds of Furs.
Laliu’ all 6111’ 0111111111, 11111111 1111 Handkerchiefs
of all kinds. must be sold at any price, as we intend giving up
these departments. All must go, so come at once.
HOLIDAY NOVEL-TIES
Albums, Dolls, Brio arBrac, Toys, Autograph Albums, Musi-
cal Albums. etc. All the newest things for presents. Come
and examine. A new assortment of Jewelry. Ribbons, Rib-
bone. Children’s Hosiery, {net black, 10c.
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That the past six months of suc-
case has met our most sanguine
expectations, and shows that our
endeavors to please the trading
public of South NorWalk and
vicinity HAVE been appreciated. '
lilies more than that the antici-
pation we made when we opened.
But to come down to the presents
we intend to make this week.
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In celebration of this fact, also
to keep us in the minds of the
little ['11le, we 311.11 give to every
. child who comes accompanied by -
their parents, they making a purchase in our store, will entitle
the children to a Christianel’resent. We made this offer be-
fore ior last Saturdayiaddflll'onllay.‘but having so many calls
from the little ones since then, we have decided to keep this
oilcr open till Christmas, or as long as the presents hold out.
REMEMBER!
This is our anniversary, and we intend to give buyers of any
class, whether oi Christmas Presents 01-1101, the best treat in
the shape of first-class bargains ever given in South Norwalk.
N. B._We do not claim to go to the city twice a week to
buy for our patrons, we generally have the stock on hand; if
not, we have an office at 120 Franklin street, city, with buyers
in each department. Any orders lor any class of goods we
will fill in twelve hours.
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SMITH NflRWALKBflS'l‘flNS'l‘flRE
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83 WASHINGTON STREET.
Maliackomo ' South
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chart of the season to display to the people
Goods. '
FANCY BASKETS.
An appropriate and useful Christmas present.
displaying on our center counter 500 dillcrent styles of Fancy
Baskets. The prices are astonishingly low, (the some as in all
the rest of our departments this season). The largest and most
acceptable present for Ladies and Gents
ctr at every rice and in every style.
Candy and 0 ice Baskets, Sm, he.
Waste Paper Bask—
l’in, Hair, Nursery,
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Juvenile Books and Booklets.
Never was such a variety of elegant Books placed before
the pwplc. 5100 styles of Juveniles, 200 styles of Booklets, 125
entirely new publications. A grand assortment of Christmas
Cards on exhibition for the Christmas season.
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Fancy Goods.
Exclusively for the Holiday season. We have always had
the scam», and on which we never ask only importers’ prices,
unlewt great quantities were sold.
iar anthers
YULE-TIDE CHEER.
M. 8. SMITH.
Again commemorates the season by offering to the people large varieties of Holi-
day Goods. Gills of every description. During this week we are making the greatest
complete assortment ever exhibited in this vicinity. A most
the reputation of exhibiting the nests“ and newest styles of
which are exceedingly low. This we could not allord to do
The best of value in Cloth Bound Books by all the popu-
21 fine and well selected stock of Christmas
We feel it is impossible for any one to‘ surpass us in quality, quantity, or in
autistic exhibitions and now that we have ended this brief statement Will mention a. few
of the articles we have on sale at prices guaranteed:
HANDKERCHIEFS.
New special bargains. Hundreds upon hundreds of doren
of Handkerchiefs are piled upon our counters, ranging ill price
from 30 to $3.00 each. Never during our history have we
had a grander assortment than at the present time for the
Xmas sensor.
We arci
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DOLLS.
'O'iir stock of Dolls for the present season cannot be sur-
passed. Kid Bodies, Bisque Heads, Dressed and Undressed,
Jointed and Plain. All the newest novelties.
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J’E W ELRY.
At less than one third mauulncturers' prices, and in addi-
tion to the above startling bargains we will offer all the lapel
styles in jewelry and miscellaneous ornaments of that line.
Examine our line of jewelry before purchasing elsewhere, for
we buy direct lrom the manufacturer and in large quantities,
therefore enabling us to mvc at least 33}, per cent, upon our
purchases, which we give directly to the trade.
The largest variety of Silk Umbrellas ever exhibited in our city.
M S. Smith, - Dry Goods.
summon. nunnnro. sum nonwm.
Norwalk Chronicler