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snout. station.
Notices of local entertainments of all
kinds, towhicli an admission is charged,
and notices calculated to promote private
laterals. accept wlm an odverttsemen' t
of some appears in advertising columns.
are charged [or at regular rates, 10 cents
a line.
" law Turk Harald weather Inseam.
Tbs-southwestern storm as predicted
in these forecasts, moved yesterday
Inorthcatt into the Ohio Valley, causing
ltsheavy snowfallsI, and throwing its
Iurea of snow and rain acrossthe Alle
lest hsseacoastduringthenight.
cycl now centreing in Kentucky
will probably move northeast, with con
aldsrablo soowfalls inthis section and
New England and dangerously strong
aortyhcasterl words or gains on the
cosstfrom Norfolk to Portland, Its. A
aaoond cyclone nowin Minnesota, will
move east. In this district today
cloudy and stormy, slightly warmer
weather will probably prevail, with snow
and brisk to high northeasteily to caster
1y winds. In the liddle States to-day.
cloudy, slightly warmer weather and
tilts heavy snow storms will prevail.
he snow will turn to rain south of the
Potomac. In New England to day
aligbil warmer, cloudy weather will
punt, followed by considerable snow
fall and brisk northerly to easterly wind,
becoming dangerously high on the
coasts tonight. On Saturday, in this
city and section and In New England,
cloudy to partly cloudy, warmer weaib-
crwill probably prevail, preceded by
c-rw' on and near the seaboard, the
allow turning to rain south of Philadel
phis, with dangerously high variable
winds of! the coasts of both sections,
followed by clearing in this section; and
onSunday partly cloudy to fa-r, colder
weather-
Ilalaturo Almanac for “lo-Morrow.
and!“ Sllllsrla flightide Lowtide
7.19 ltai l1 l
Oliver Davis died at the alms house,
this morning, aged 92 years.
Talmsgc will lecture in Stamford,
January 15, on "the Holy Land.”
Raymond Brothers have just discharg-
sdacsrgo of small stove coal at their
dock. _________
Burgess E. N. Sloan found a hand.
Ulla gold watch in his stocking Christ-
III morning.
”3.8. Price, of High street. but
ough, is now rapidly recovering from s
Devlin attack of pneumonia.
“Judgé’ilfrsdto‘app‘received among
bisChrlstmaa is a bran new silk
lint 61 excellent quality and lit.
14
—l'resh pork and sausage, 12 cents a
pound, at P. Bayes’ market.
Tbs annual sale of the choice of seats
of the South Norwalk Congregational
church will be held on Monday evening.
The Enrwslk Canoeclub will hold their
annual dinner in their club house on the
Wadiington street bridge tomorrow
evening. fl _
Proposals for more dredging at
Wilson’s Point are being advertised for
by the United States Engineering De-
partment. ~_
Colonel F. St. John Lockwood has
pressuted Company F with his custom-
ary Christmas present in the shape of a
check for .00. __
—Bssketn at cost for three days only
to close out. 2% Iain street, Norwalk.
Louis Vcrlln is nursing a dislocatnd
8-, received by falling from a load of
bay while he was driving from Wilton
to Norwalk, last loud-y.
A fiance was held in the Gunning
at Wilton, Tuesday night. A
Mot the evening was the singing
byaoolorsd male quartetis from Nor-
walk. ”Am“
"Baptist people holding mite boxes
will hand the contents: in on Sunday
w it will relieve the church commit-
thavorymuchnsthsy wish to makes
pay-sat on the church debt.
~Dsooratcd tea set, 56 nieces, import-
ad, “.00. William I]. locker a 00., 50
Costa lain street
Rev. W. J. Slocum, of St. lary’s
church, took part in the funeral services
over tbs remains of Patrick IcKenna in
' law Essen, Wednesday. Ir. chsnna
wasoss of the wealthiestaod hast
kaownlrtsharsolntnsststs.
haltfloyi, an all. I. Hoyt, was'
“with pasamonialsstSundsy. and
hsybsrn seriously dist-cs. Wednesday
mum wasqults critical
Id sharewas achugs for the batter
My,aadkslsaowlmprovlng.'
holiday presents at Bay-
stovs. ladiss'abl-
l“ W and fancy plush
“Macaw/runs at bottomprlnm.
to. has lots rssstlsacsoa tthcst-
“at 4” o'cliick this almanac.
3” will hank-a tolnag up
It.
regulsr islissrsn tonight. ,
The south Norw‘slk merchants report
having had an unusually this holldsy
"ads.
William Wardwell, of Silver kilns,
tilled his locbouas with ten-Inch los yes.
tsrdsy.
The Band of Hope will hold their
Christmas s’xsrclsss st Dibble’s hall this
«song. I
--0ll paintings 80.00 per pair; olsoo
graphs $2.50 per pair, at W. Poduiors's.
Retort Allen’s show was witnessed
by a fair-dud audience last evening
at Music Hall.
Ths letter carriers of the city and bor-
ough post odious received many valuable
Christmas presents.
John H. Ferris remembered his em-
ployees on Christmas by presenting each
of them with a turkey.
James Mitchell is negotiating for the
sale of the property at the corner of
France and Park streets.
—-Curblng,60 cents a foot. William
Sheldon, contractor. I
Business was suspended at noon yes
terdiiy by most of the local merchants.
Many kept closed all day.'
'l'Iis Smut. received kindly Christ-
mas reniemhrances from R. H. Plaisted
and (leorgs Lockwood.
—A number of good second-hand in-
struments for sale cheap h. fore taking
inventory. J. W. Sindwell.
The committee of arrangements for
the New Year‘s reception at the Y. M.
C. A. rooms will meet this evening.
Over two hundred people from this
city went to Rowsytoo yesterday in en
joy the skating on Chasmer’s pond.
The seeds in the pumpkin which has
been on exhibition in Smith Brothels
window, will be counted on January 9.
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Whelpley, of
Chapel street, Snuth Norwalk, WI" en-
tertain the H. C. P. W. club this even-
ing. __
—-8ewer connections at bottom prices.
William Sheldon, contractor.
A bright eyed baby arrived in the
household of Mr. and Mrs. Henry C.
Smith on Chapel street, this city, Wed-
nesday evening.
Some idea of the sweet tooth possessed
by the people of Norwalk can be gleaned
from the fact that Atherton & Company
sold 8,000 pounds of candy last. week.
The regular trips on the street railway
were abandoned at noon today and bob
tail cars were put on the mainline. They
are musing at intervals of twenty min-
utes.
Look out fora blizzard! The signal
oflce predictions are that the present
storm promises the greatest amount of
snow in any single storm for several
years.
W. H. Lockwood. trainer at the Driv.
iug Park, was the first man to appear on
the streets of South Norwalk in a sleigh
this morning. 'He drove the well-known
trotter "Victory.”
—Indian baskets. all kinds and colors;
fancy splint baskets; largo hampers,
31.50. William El. Meeker a 00., 50
South Main street.
Jesse B. Tolles has succeeded the late
George L Bogart as foreman of the curl-
ing department of the Volk hat factory.
Mr. Tollea was employed in the curling
room under Mr. Bogart.
Fred Schsidler’s lace was wreatbed in
smiles yesterday, he and his shopniates
having been presented with bran new
ten dollar bills as Christmas cards by
their employer, John Biummer.
—lndian splid? 3.1;“. at reduced
prices, M Main street, Norwalk.
J. H. Atwood, Past Commander of
Douglas Fowler Post, (i. A. R.. will go
to New Canaan January 1 to install the
odlcers of Ferris Post. January 5th ho-
will install thp olllcers of Bchonshue
Post of Westport.
The prospective marriage of ex Lieu-
tenant Harry N. Covell, formerly of C,
Stamford, known in Norwalk military
circles. issnonunced for January 6, at
Yonkers, N. Y. The young lady in Miss
Beale ll. Otis, of Yonkers.
W. L. Booth was canod on Christmas.
but not ina manner to make him feel
very bad. The person who was to
sponslhis for it was (ii. Fred Iloulton.
It was he who presented his. Booth with
the choice silver headed stink.
—Eorne.rsnderrd lard,
pound, at 1". Bayes’ market.
Yesterday afternoon, while skating on
Keeler’s pond. the ice broke, precipitat»
mg Illsa flay Raymond, daughter of
Tons. 1. Raymond, and Fred and Harold
Parsouslnto the water. Notojury was
done, however, beyond a thorough
drenching. 1......“
The newly elected officers of Bobble
Post. of Stamford, will be formally ln~
stalled New Year’s night, at which time
there willbs the usual soldier’s camp
on, towhich, It lsundmtood, the in
coining olhcsrs will add a bountiful sup-
ply of turkey.
-—Ussfal holiday pressots at Bay-
uiond’s furniture store. Iadles’ cabl-
insts. desks, chlflonisrs and fancy plush
stat chairs and rockers at bottom prlcss
Pilgrim Council, No. ill, 0. U. A. I"
hold their ”Manual election of all
can lastsvsnlng. The following were
thsnmcerschossu: Sr. Ba. l. E. Peck:
Jr. Em, Joseph Whitney; Councillor,
Walter Sialfordi vice-Councillor, S. 8.
MW; Fa as) Cs J. M: “as. by
D. Koala; A. ll. 8., A.U. IaontTvsaa.
E. Oatsrbaaksi 1., L. lsmtt; Em, A.
title: I. 1'» Charles Owsns; 0. P.,
10 cents a
Ion-Iii can; m. .i. Whitney.
Chassis?- pond at
‘ mm: with Instr! insists yesterday
The funeral at his. Ann Troy was
held at St. Isry's church this morning
Ill- ll. E. LII-verlch, of this city, is
spending the week with friends in Ca:
nasn. Conn.
-Sinall fresh hams, 19 cents a pound.
at I". Hayel' market.
Companies D and ml." will give a hatts-
lion drlll at the armory nsxl Tuesday
.svcnlng.
ll. ll. Bouton will occupy apartments
In the house at No. 8 Hsnford place,
after January 1.
Captain A. A.Beiis turned the little
property of Company F over to Captain
R. ll. Ross yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brown, rice bliss
Sarah Walsh, are expecml home from
their bridal tour this week.
—Ono good Shoninger upright piano,
.200. J. W. Stiidwoll.
bliss Jennie kflllush, the Ol‘Rflnlstl,
received a Christmas gift of ‘50 in gold
from some of the members of thi- First
a; Congregntlbrllil church ‘
Si uvh Norwalk had- hoped to see Ex
Muvnr William B. Hobbs-ll win Land-
lord Powers’ whip and wine. “1.. are in
hopes he will be able to explain why he
got left.
John Curtis, while shooting at a mark
in Springwood, yesterday, met with a
slight accident. A cartridge exploded
andnpiece of the shell out his hand
quite severely.
—Mr. —-—-—, one 0! the employees of
this paper, intends to go fishing next
Sabbath, but there is some good in him
yet. aslie uses the economical Brussels
soap.
Han; It'riisiiinrs."
"Ship Ahoy!"
The reign of comic opera at the Stun
daid Theatre, New York city. is in a fair
way to be a long as well as n proraperous
one, "Ship Ahoy" having "caught on"
beyond the expectql'lqim‘ of its most
ardent admirers and the some.» at the
Standard remind the observer of the
time when "Pil‘llill)l'r-" was making its
great run at that house. All kinds and
conditions of people are to be found
there, the busine-s man. the mechanic,
the man about town and the representa-
tives of the large transient population
which are always present in the metropo
lie, for the merry humor and tuneful
music appeals to one and all alike.
Rip Van Wlnkla.
The old but ever popular play, “Rip
Van Winkle," will be seen at Music Hall
New Years n'ternooii and evening. The
Baltimore Herald says of the play: The
play is well staged and the mountain
scene was made realistic by amount of
real water and a grand specIs’cuiar per-
formance by the members of the cum.
pony. Two bright little children render
some pleasing songs. Mr. J. W. Cartier
madeagood “Rip," and was ably sup
ported by a good company.
l'llts Akarstrom.
The many admirers of the "Wlna'jmc
little actress," whose name adorns IlIe
head of this paragraph, will hail With a
great degree of pleasure the announce
ment that she is to be seen for an en
gagement of three ulghis at Music Hall,
commencing next Monday. December
29. She is to present. Monday. her well
known and highly suwuful comedy
drama, “Annette, the Dancing Gulf”
Tuesday, on entire new version of her
latest success, “A Little Busybudy." At
the matinee to be given Wednmioy,
bliss Akorstrom’s dininaiizmou of Dick
ens' "The Old CuririsIty Shop." will Com
prise the bill, and iii the evening per
formsuco of Wednesday. the beautiful
domestic drama, "livnuli. the ”ypny'rt
Daughterfl Wlll complete a wry
pleasing selection of plays. In
addition to a company that is large
and efiicient. Miss Akerstrom is ftccump
spied by the Ell‘ClllC quarietle, Will-MI
vocal selections Iiiculeiiial to each of the
plays, are a welcome addition to her per.
formancee. Miss Alieiatrom Introduces
new dances, and specialties, incidental
to her performance, and the some special
scenery and rfl'ectuiire to be seen that
have made her engagements in all the
western cities the leading dramatic
event of the season.
--Tllr question that llt‘t'fllu to agitate the
ladies of this term Is, "Will the coming
man have whiskersz” llo will, ladies, he
will, and he will also Insist upon having
you economize by using Iliumls coup
when you got him,
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tisvciI'IIIu lt'l‘AI visit.
A New Boston Which Is Proving Vary
ll‘acttva.
A newly devised dredga for catching
“atars”is the delight of the oysternm.
and likely to prove of more value to the
oyster business than any other discovery
or invention of recent date.
sting of it is credited to Thomas Thomas
of New Haven, oyster planter and deal-
er. and it consists of a "mop” instead oi
a not as generally used, and without dis
The origin
turning the oysters it entanglss the star
llsh and brings them to the surface by
thousands. The contrivanoo runs ("or
the oyster beds on Innusra which do not
orsstcany grsatooiumotlou, whils to the
body of it are attached the long thread»
orropss oi tbs ”mop."'1'liess trail along
by theaters. which grasp and adhere to
everything of the sort with great tanao
lty. They fast the fingers of the map
sadclutoli them instantly and will not
I“ go, svau after being lifted by the
hundreds from the deep. until Ihe amp
is lmasrssd to hot walai‘, when thsy
Immediately drop on and tbs utopia
really to take in another load.
Oystsrmsa who have noed this device
lesion that no Invention sordsctlvs has
svarlisss resultant with it can tints
i1
behind over In. beds and are clutched °
msrs'Wcsu hymn» is a given
psr‘lod than through any oihui’alla
kcown. . .
Tbs “mop dredge” will be the great
helper of tits oysisrmsn In keeping the
stars oil of their oyster beds and in pro
ssrvlng for the markat the oysters now
so gsnsrally and so ploutlfully started
from this year's set. With this appllaiicoi
they can be fought successfully and with
less expense than any other. and it looks
like a gust boon to the oyster plantsrs.
—-BIrldgrport Standard.
Happy-ad content is abridewiih " The”
theater" , 'aluiiip with thcliglii of themorning.
ileum-r hisio 00. t! Hark "ass. a. tan
TAYLOR & GOLDEN,
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WASHINGTON STREET
South Norwallr, Conn.
anal if
w ANTED
dvcrilseioI-Iits under this head not crowning 5
lines, 1 limo 5c. 3 Ilrurswc. lwerk Si 00
IIA’I‘I 'l'lll'IIi-lls AT J0 lN G Wit. 9‘ A:
Co.’ a factory, atlho clutter of Souihlaln
and Crnvasiree It?”
8 WAN! You To KNOW 'l'ila'l’ 'NllkY-s.
Icniof tmnaraihy uvei hylll per Nari oi
therrpnrtmof ihe world is the butsystsm l' r
partlcalaIrs inquire at ilic Commercial College (la.
suite Buiidl .g. Norwal a.
FOR SALE.
Advertisements under this head, not exceeding 6
llucs,ttlrnc'5c.8tlmta50c tweet. n no
I
I Uni. Cxlittllli (ill. BLIDS, V811) 'IPBDBS
anXd ma- grinds nt Furniture Store or and
2m Washington street, east of bridge, 80th Nor-
walk. I]! lw
I‘th choice building into, 50 and I54 foot from, on
West avenue Applv to W l: SAIIIS It
i. I llOY'l’ r12 tf
T0 LE’T.I
tdvcmscmmts under Imi- head noi extrfllllw ‘
Ilnm. l time 1'». 8 times- tar l Ira-k it ill
'l‘Wu ~TURES 08 Till WASlllh‘llT N
turret Briilue east of moments llsll l'osees.
slim Jannsry I. 1891. Apply to Win Jesse oppo—
slit: depot. ’53 w
stint" TBNRIENT ()N W \TER STREET. .9,
.5 room tenement on Witt-1 strict. 99; '3 room
tenemen on Wa or air l’l, $1 2 radio lemment on
Walir street. as; 6 room tout-merit on Wan-r street,
89; 5 room tenement on WSIC' “Will 39; :l T‘IIDm
boas s on Taylor avenue, um; I 7‘room tenement
on Arrh svrscr, sic. Raymond Eros. am If
lion! PLAT T0 FAMILY U" NOT IORB
than three persons [lent I9 00. in Ilie spart-
mcnt hnuro 79a (l8 Washington street. Enquire
a' the ndlceor Thetild Wcil cigar Co d 0 If
ARTOF [FUJI no.1 HENRY ST-IEI” 5
mm» rent |l2 Alto part of house No. 91
non h lslii street i‘I rooms all convent net-s. Ap~
ply loTav or .1 Golden, or W Youngs, at Lock—
ood Mfg Co
I
‘l'RNllllKD FR iN'l‘ RC"! ON WASHING-
tr.n Firm address ‘lloom," care :‘I-ntinel
. ”If
‘31)! DKCB'KBBK I LOWER PART OF
honrcon Grove street live rooms rent 3n
Apply tot.‘ is. lloyl. 1m south lain a: root. south
Nora-ark. mtf
l "I!!! or (II 8001“ UN WOOIlwa-m
avenue. M3 Also h are of six mum. East
N rwalk 313 Part of house on Woodwaruaieonc
'9-1uqnlrc of I A wiiouvrard
BB WHODW VRD BOIS‘I'RAD—‘la R0 ill-I
[hi and cold water. bath room. heater. the.
«lib siabling for are horses cnw stables, chicken
houses 54:41.5 per month. Inquire of t‘.
ewariz, at old t“Well Cigar Company. 0 in if
( NB MOUSE AT KLY‘S NECK, ONE AT
Elm flrnific and one-on Tolles street From
flooup tppiy Io JUL.“ ll Know. 72 West at,
:50th riotwall. (#1 If
PLEASANT 80!! m A CONVENIENT
kicailly ls adored to per-ions who would like to
visliWssnlngxon doll)! Lime during the winter or
Ip‘rIIrIg lloomaodboai Madly. lrsJS
hour "no I -I N W.1 vhlnufnu n I‘ new
T0 wuimi IT luv coricTiIN T
’I ills in to certify that we list-.- Ihlldit) pom Ihe
exc'u-ivc right for line town of Norwak In
the st to of Connecticut iIiJIIrurII Golden for the
uses! the? i Tayl..r('k.rniusl l‘ri il gProct-ss:
and wll pmrecnic all inlri on them. Letters
patmisdsiid Apri128 1889'IIIIy‘3: villi)
I . TAY till 1. Cf).
Sonili Norwalk. I‘ no . Dec 2|. Isa». d2lflt
Pow Ituniisl.
'I‘HEIanriIIaleal. of the Ihoi e of seals of the
l‘IIIigr.gatlorIal ihurcb, south Non-all: ' L,
Islll bl hell] on Monday ev~ imz llvreran-rfliri.
18‘.) at :‘ln'rlock All interested. Ind t“ on well
as 2i [1“th“ are cordially invurd In no pii- rnt
.lill'tl ll F'll l~l
IiiiiAiI 9 Items v zc-“M'U' '
mm JACUBI. lAl’T c'i. “mm”
' .uues m. tutu. mm...
Househild Furnlmm at lucliin.
Will be so': cl at pub! c auction on the promises of
the latt‘ John Mu mail. lot in nth \Itln .I m soon
hnrwala tl tnri'ay Di-ceIIIbr-v 2'.” t“ l o'clock p m
ageutral aiwrliIII-ni of lluur-tholil Piiri llun:
rl: 'i3t J ‘I lAYTiW ndmI'III-tralor
A Q ivil: it iii~
JEWELER.
lliamoiuls. Watches. .lIiiI eli‘i .
Hoe Watrli llcoslnnu a Hint-tally.
I‘D South Malls - Knuth Biirvsislk
t'lly' Bnnril III' Ra-IIt-f \otlt'c.
Nle‘lCl Ill lllllllllt (“VIN THAT Till:
l’flol llciislfor lh‘ tle y of iomih Nor
wala slll mow m. timid-y l worry it at a ”pm
8- -Iurday January til. at . flip to; filmy. Jann-
an ill “7:30: In; and Thursday Jenn-swim. st
.. ”hip in all Hhiuhdl Chilll‘t‘f. for the
of hearts aiiIaIid drum-alas all app-st- ms»
II liganfie f‘lly Arrest-int and rqnallll ‘ and
adjusting llll' Vilnatlrm in llw llsti f
l t‘l'l'lla va mnsa'rr. Hillard of
norm w DANS. ill
Dated at iliii fit of llouth Norwalk thti fluid day
of ”camber. lllll
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S'I' kfll’ufl II. I‘DIN.
Maestro for lninlnoss,stlucalos bolh seats to all
ullllllv. andloevatlve prisl ions N-insIho «I
imctosa Irihlsttoilrgi-aodbsicad fuvlhsis rlos
causal. Book kceplog. Peninsu- lp.t liar: trig.
~horthand Ty wrliiig. I’leingraphy- It. taught
thonrughlgmt :Ipaduaies Isrvlio naylnv position:-
rssu .pllul’ lthconi trots-visuals
cail or send lav pr up this A rss President
lurlll Balms (‘ Ilene. hll'flltwtl was.
JACOB MII. LAYTION,
ssllstataandllos
we”... or;
for If an upwards “:1“: Mom? all nuts
we“ “"E'nroas 63a; Bari-s» M“
as wast-mas aims-autism on...
HDU'I‘II Mlllw A LE. 01'.
GEO. J ELIFFE,
UHDERTAKER.
tr lsrtk “Immanuel!
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1‘ “ Quint-ig-
MUSIC HALL,
SOUTH- FORWALK
lllllll,‘l‘llllllll aillleiiiiial,
DID. 29, 30 AND 3|.
latluchcdnssday. 'lhcwlssoinslttlestrcn
lllllfl lklrslrmi
his own cum and the
WM» ting Iondsynt-lgbuccsasfulm wars
Alllfll. The Dancing Girl.
Tuesday. entire new vs slon of the pleasli g comedy
A Lint: BUBYBIIDY,
Wanna-d y latices. Ill-s Allmlorlu'l fllllllttlu-
lloli 0’ Dli ks..'s
ill! 01.!) Clllllofll IY lfllil’.
Wsdmrdsy night, the tssutlfnl domestic drains,
IINAH, THE GYPSI'S DAUGHTER
Prlres. Ive log in a absid'tlceuis, lailniu l‘.
liandd'iceots he cried seats on a e at Dog's
and (if you 'Ii
A HAPPY new “IAN!
Music Hall,
Grand New Year’s Matinee and Night
THURSDAY, Jan. 1,1891
Flizpatrlck‘s immense Sptctacnlar
Rm llll Wllllll
aIbupiortlug the Popular f‘harsuu Actor
”W Garner
And a Powerful (.ompai. y of
25 METROPOLITAN PLAYERS 25
Including the won"erful chl'd aclicrses. Little land
and J mints Elmore. A car load of spa in seen
It cataract of real waver, calcium lights. weird me —
o'ies,IIv. A Grand Street Pom c at noon hi the
0mm Knic'erbocker Demon Bind. flcar cur own
Opt-Inc Orchestra
Iatl t1! l’ric s, 5, 35 and tumour; Night Prlc s,
1, 5-! and 75 cents. 020
Four Organ Recitals
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
SOUTH NORWALK.
TUESDAY EVENING, MN. 13, i891.
Ir. A. 8. (NEWS, Organist.
Soloists and Chorus of Fifty.
wroursoiv EVE’G, FEB. ll,189l.
m. can. it. uoucrm Organist.
iii-s ustn IORGAN. II .m.
WEDNESDAY EVE’G, MAN. 4 1891.
"Midsummer Night‘s Dream.”
Roofer Ir. CHAS F l'NDBllllll.l..
Organist. Ir. FRANK TAE‘T.
lies: rved seats no he had on and alter UN. 5 Din.
ms at i’lslstrd's.§on.h mainland Greg ry's
drug store, horwalk. Count Tickets, 8'. 50 club;
Single 'l'irkifs 50cc ti car-h
lll‘l'S !
Fall Styles.
in all grades and col-3n: of
8th and Soft Hats. Milt llais
Boy‘s lists and i‘ape. Crush tints for men and
lxrys. Nulrlit mf't lists for mm or
KNAPP’S,
91 Washington St.
Partloular attention ,mM to
l-‘isiug, Cleaning and arm-Ins
Milt "rats #34»
’l‘iix (‘oltcrmr’a Sn lr.
Ofl‘lCB ls herriiy Pl'tll Ihst Ihe undrrwgnrd,
under and by virtue of a rtrlniri tax wariani,
duly ex rated and sunnl by proper mm m I also
directed wthv Iindcrgslned, Commanding him to
My IllHdCtllllfl i'
S Helm‘lALD llKYNUlJltl.
and when canal in Ilu- rate took, on
list in said worry-n! anrexul, their seversl pow
tions of ihr s‘ In iolal as ilisn-in a aim. as a sum
bei g: a hi! or amour-incur agreed upon by th. leg-ll
\‘Iilt‘rsti' lht‘ it much of Nursing. icgu‘atly and
levally Its (‘mhll‘d in. tin- l-Icttfy‘lh'rd say or Jann-
sry Ill 0 In t epurpu-r of lawn: inc- annual Bor-
on h '1‘ non lilo! Hill" Nun, lllt‘ffitvt‘.l llnvr
level "pill aid will sell at pu'uii: nuriion at the
paint.” heirlnuilcr Ile-rrlbed. on Thurday hi:
“(it day 0' Fri) u 11 i lit a lwnn‘cnca p in so
much ol the l bowing drKnlll‘fl Hes- Eat It', m
[-2. Menu aid llt’litsldl.
Illusion In mid llotrut'h iif ‘ll'WIlks ~n bounded
Its foiltiws: Iililii ”1' highway lu-Is in to New (3a-
nu ‘QM south an «en: by land how «r are of
van-y li'IIih hei glut WI. 2, on man lsrurd hy
llarvry Push; the ll Jilin-v l'l-lit'f III said lot Is
lrn hundred feet mainly of tnr- n 'l‘hflt'l corner or
Vairntri-ei a- all raise ihs am of Otto lmllar
i8! an that helix lht Krill) ttlon of the ~ ll 3 I .
'riiiam lltymildii. M l sum total in the I. ll lls,
lII iher with al‘ lIIvI-n-s and legal fees m h- added
sled ll trough of Nuraaln. live our. 1590
ADDISIDN A. Bk Tit,
(l‘MI 1! j" Cullen r on list 'if lm
Polls”.
1 AV lit M‘ thlkll 0F 01' it OWN TOWN.
wli l aiIi rleaii walav timeli- and ce-Iipmlson
ills: Immoral plauii for less IuoIiey Hi: u out at
a wiislt
lie-I an hairs filllnltclgld tr e of Egan
address [lot “0 south isrvwal
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CONN.
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0y slurs In air from Ills- essentialist-
lsig waters at no! Its savory
a!) ll!
3'. E. POWER
m if Pltlll’flll'l’ull.
SOUTH IOIWALI IAVIEOI ”All
bl WW Strut.
Dallyfromvto In - ,sctlfm l in" Is
callaiurday "solo” from! to 8.
finisrsstallowsd on Deposits
tonsil scum
ionau mksnfils Vlcr rm.
any. tons u. than lire. 'anti rm
’blElllllIlE ll. EA YlllHll
Furniture Dealer.
New Simlli it 49 llsin it, Ncmlli
Also Furnishing Undertaker.
tlsi all.
m Mohan-
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’ REDUCED
FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
PERFUMES!
All thslutadlngOdoIswtpsros.
Sachet Powder
The Iinott, lit per or.
You can save Inna nrthssl our Chi st«
mas Goods at w b, p ng y ‘
HALE’S
Popular Comer Drug Store.
BHRISTMAS
BANDIES.
American Mixed.
Yankee Mixed, 20c
French Mixed. 30c
Chocolate Cream Drops, 210
Churches and Societ’cs Punished at
AT Eiliiilf‘l 1:0,,
LAUllER'S BLOCK
WANTEI]!
100 iii Every Day
—AT-—
NI 4 Water Street, Nuriall,
where having sernmd the services of JANE
Gi'lllllls the wcxl known caterer. they cm obtain
at reasonable cost, Oyster» waved I. every style.
sir-ks cmkeu in suit ihe in at fariulinns S no-
wlcbfli of all kinds. Hot lfollcu “0' Ch solute
Iii-t Te-, llol. Lemonade and all kinds of Tom cr-
lliCi: Drinks. and in fact we thr' anything .nd
cI-cryrhiss prr air ing to a first stars lunch room.
mien I-arl y and late. Do not forget the place.
N0. 4 WATER STREET,
NORWAIJL
BOVCOTT
THE OVERLAND PRODUCE Cl]
But you can't do it as long is we will deliver a
barrel of
Pillsbury. Jails lll‘ Panama
FLOUR
To your residence. all expenses paid, for
6.65aBarrelllll.
Llldrsll m~ manic-tines ti this clllce for the
Overland Pmdnce "on: any. we
15c
0:3 vim
lslGlt'l' SCHOOL 0'
ilic timid and lypewrilicg.
"Al lmullft's lilies. tlomii NM’Wle ct. 0pm
every loudly. Widows sy and Friday svenlnts
firm” I tlilll Terms .6 per mourn, uay whom
it) in month rend tor t‘ lfrlllll' (3 li'. FLU I‘ll,
Lloclpal
Dibble & limslnlk
Are Ready for Cllfl lmas Trade.
We haw some home raised Potatoes
of ,. “optional good quality at .1 25 per
"will; Mithdofabgys Me f «it 7. Ii;
limes M. at, In packages to make 2 litigi-
Hr lliwu small plus. l20 It pickawi; Chm
lwnirs; a large stock of Fresh Unmly, n
grind vullrty at We a pound or thin.
pwimiln for 500. Try our Molasses Pris
Iiui (Yantlan'slI and Cflllp, warranted
not in pull your tooth nui, 200 a pound
Not-~Engli-h Walnuts 20:) a wood,
[Br-nil Nit-Ii 20.: a pound. Paper Shell
Alllltimll 3?»: a pound. llii limy Nuts, 9
quart! 25c, a wooden fills" m-a-un- full
of Peanuts for tile, Prlheris “in a pound.
New Flair, Inc a pound. 2} pounds for
25v: New Dam, llnv, 10¢ a pound; Pop-
ping Corn, tilt-d and proved good, t
pounds for 96¢: Cleaned Currants m a
success, 2 pounds for the; Finest Sardless
Raisins, 26c a pound; flew Bristol 12c.
10c and mu ap-iuud Notice our new
«tuck of fancy cracker». Trial Butter,
llM-mare County Dim.) in just shorin-
trig success. selling at present at the.
WI» aspect wisdvsrce the price to 28o,
this quality worth 200 now at wholesale;
lie-t can Pumpkin lac, she-p by do can.
lillll l littlest L.
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communications
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lilliierl Store of ll. ll. Collins
llavejustsddt'dnflilllliioof
FA NCY GOODS
--—~AND-~
Christmas Novelties
And a flue line of
LADIES’ HANDKERCHIEFS!
Before par basin elsewhere call and examine
niy stool The prm are reasonable, quality of
go- ds considered
R. M COLLINS
SOUTH NOEWALK
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Holiday Photographs
"I703! Till lll '58.
0.8. North.
mil
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“intuit!” activists sac aonwsur
Values-l truism sic-Isl and disinfected on the
improved plan. all colors promptly attended to
Milt as
Charles Mott,
”h D. Initials! Avenue. Ifirtslgspavt.
lIIIIIIIIIIl ill IIliiiii liii Lift!
llrlslmaslrlsul
For Your Wile.
There is no better present
than a prospective and perma-
nent home.
Your wife will appreciate one
of those building,r lots on either
Woodward or Lowndes avenue.
From now until April, I will
sell these lots for $300 to $8400,
accariling to size and location,
and accept payment on instal-
ments to suit purchaser.
You will make money by
securing one of these lots.
Maps and Full information at
TAYLOR or GOLDENI'S .or
C. S“ ARTZ S
Hilllallnnlsl
w
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First class goods at reason:
able prices are bound to sell,
at least that has been our ex-
perience in holiday trade. Sales
so far this year have been good,
still we have many bargains
left.
Choice pieces in Crown
Derby, Dalton, Royal Worces-
ter. Bonn Carlsbad, Limoges,
Tokio, etc.
Toilet Sets, Shaving Sets,
Manicure Sets, Cull and Collar
Boxes, llizadqiiartem lor lin-
ported Cigars, Cigar Cases,
Gold Pens and Pencils, Foun-
lillll Pens Paper Clithf’S, Cut
(11.155 Bottles, After Dinner
Cullee Sets, li‘iiic Mirrors,
Brushes, Sic,
Elegant Perfumery from
all the Best Makers.
Well Will"? and see what we
have, We can allow you better
than we l‘illl «lesirrilictlicni.
Pllll'l'lill’l
Drug Store.
43 WASHINGTOY STREET.
Norwalk Chronicler