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mmwwflfifl-Wz 1-... B'srht 3.._ who, Harlin. n. Beugellnewaspartlsularlym tifummaru 2‘. m mas gifts until aweek before Christmas. We have heardso Painless Emma“ 0"” a “mm
'w~"m"' w'm' D..a-btadatthe III-Ir MW"! hi Owl-- W a... m“... I... .. ,MM otteuthat haste is vulgar, Which it undoubtedly is, yet there is "I E2. Elohim lll'llE ten“ and m
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or work manned over twutyfive in; well-known debts, suited try a “on...” fikm 3?:wm Three oldsoldi-a werciu the hours: for gifts as we have this season. Especially may this fact be .hrgmrml’r'iomm‘rlgflmhu r'l'lolrl “UT“ IDIWIlK “VIII! "II
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mmmhmmhnw client of "Ii“! volcss' Hrs. W J' New Enemflt. Patrick‘s, Hartford; 8t. K's": Jmotmflr“ ”"3” proved by a visit to our . All?€orkmngigmhgfi “ m 0mdsllytrcra9tol:s.m..snd fruits;
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8t nary'rohoroh in built entirely of summwu. mum fimm“ gm?; Kid bodies rrorn 23c to 31.29. can sure Ase-t for Ami-eng- w
“eruditilprohblronoofflwhwd- Russellhasbeeuincbargeofthcvariuuslatsat goon? nor-fin lamps. or H k h f Overl’oatomce. SonteNmflk-ogfign- J. D. JENNINGS.
somest church cam in an mun.» ' ’l “W memePointmwnedbylrl. which we “undoubtedly v0 thehrgut and ere l0 5. W M. Unde ker ,
Ground was broken for its construction 3...“, who spendsherlumms! there. 3:92;“ W‘ m town. From Handkemlflefflm 31"!!! WWW 79nwasmflg‘0n SE "19 I
nuderthe pastorate of Rev. P. A. Smith The .5... men had been making, pa. 0'" sud cecal]; We bar: then! in nearly ' 4 KNIGHT STREET- “m‘wm “m” ‘
in February, 1381. The corner stone was ad 9""! ll ‘1 Ind 8‘! 0W“ 301'“ mm” W 'T .
laid by Bishop McFarland in Julyoftbe Ell: nillilnrnoowm 3mm; I” Bornn 2: Art caller)“ 1"" 5°~ Ni!" “9"” 0' Chum“ BARGAINS“ M‘“°“°°'3mm“ ““mw'n" ”'
same year. Thehaselncut was dedicat- on. standing in the door of the mfiomgrmm‘inmi‘lfi ggyfl :13: $33.23!“ W’ or 0|)?“ All L—l-PEBSI w" 'r,
The _ . ed in May. 1m. and in February. .1830. small house and the man were seated in. never been slime when we have had so 10¢ Gents’ fine line“ “mums. Plano Fons lessons .
sermon wasdellveredbythe Bight thauvper porttoawasopanall for drvrns side, .3... a...“ W 3 drawer m 3 many beautiful studies 8&1!)le and (we, bordered. we; em. '-"'"" ,
. fl Rev. Thomas Beavana, D. 1).. bishop of service by Vicar General Hughes, who bum“ in the roomaud took out 31; old 2mm“; ”Ch broidered Swim handkerchiefs. _ d “rd Oaflonornddre .s '
9 thediocae of ’ Es tu- Ictediu the absence of Bisho licFar— , ‘ , . . '. , 12w. Gents' in‘tial haudherchiefs. .
cm of the M! 05h 3"- UJ“. Wmmhsmtbeir ct‘a’xnc‘trl‘leut land. wbowasatthattime in lgome. In revolver Healmedlt “ Bsruea 3W" 35dllfaentstudies,srlverlrames,a398u Genu!’ hem-etitchlrd haudkorchiefs. leures Frame ‘0 er' "H'uE M“ mssfluw’
ently without provocation, and deliber-
ately pulled the trigger. Thobullet took
elect just under Barnes left eyebrow.
and took I downward direction, imbed-
ding itself in the man's cheek. Barnes
ran outoftheliousatotlie road, where
at West avenue. South Norwnlk
Reference. Winter 1. Hall. ‘01 West 61th
trust. N. Y) on"
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Ellen Watchmaler all Jeweler
Indies’ Initial handkerchiefa. Lndies'
hem-stitched handkerchiefs.
Extra value in Ladies‘ embroidered
Swiss llsndkerchiefs at 150 and 17c,
usually sold for 25¢.
Handsome embroidered China Silk
25 different studies in oak frames, sire
85x81. at $1.49 each.
20 different studies, oak frames, sire
27:31..» $2.08 each.
15 diflerent studies, white W
frames,sias89xad. $3.98 each.
work in erecting such a beautiful edifice
‘ anddeeding it to the lord. He spoke
of thcmartyrs of Catholicism and the
grand cousammstion of their religious
views which the consecration of the
June. 1871. the church was formally
dedicated by Bishop McFarland. In
1888. the steeple. bell and clock were
added. In 1888 the great organ was
placedin position. and 18912 the three
IITISTS' IITEBIILS.
Paints. Oils. Glass,
ETC.
an. r. Stony. or Chum Rev 3- church narrow All should micron handsome marble rum were «new hetelldown. an cries of murder .. T “dkmbw‘h “and”. PAINTING, PAPER-IAIN“ IND oronrn MAINSTBBIT.
wwrflnvflhandln. CAM-rm- that the day they had so long been looir- and the church handsomely frmcoed. m... .3. ”an...“ of or"... and 0Y5- “Prim 09‘1"“ 3'“ 1““ make" DEDIIVJIB ' Kerr-right: ‘ii fineiggd grflmwgg-
of Wt; director of chant. Rev. ingforhad arrived;their hearts should ' Tbecoutract price of the church was John Stevens, who were digging clams Nowhere in town can such auanort- "! 3' “1"“ . . . 'T facilili‘for flatlnsscwofk. and the mohair
Valuammlflsntord goon. in thanksgiviugto think that so about 386,000; the steeple. bell and c Ir .3... b, T... 1...... immune... a... 13,003! ‘0 “of?" tam“ m shifwilns- 3330'" "m“ 5"" hm" hawhwh'e" ' ‘°““'"”"" “N“ “m”
V . .' ’ c veamos every in intis inc ' W
In. J. J. Quinn,“ WT: :7- llaryschureh wouldforevcr afterwartk cost 85.000, the organ represents a l mDanennndnotified Constable Alonzo 10le thellttle people fuck asbnild- Large morgue.“ of Brocade Silk L. H. DeCker’ D. p. MORRELL
TlnryT. Waindl’lainvillc. V standasstuonumentofthatr faith and 3.500;“!!! marble altarscosttfimo. and Weed of the affair and the officer pro- iug blocks. express wagons in all sizes, Hume's. black and While. “on! 99° '0 . g N alk. molar A“) umvvwnccxmo.
‘Oarlta I. m. of W' sacriflcm for such a grand occasion the frescoing “500. New heating lppc-T cum] scarrisgeaud an... a, the scene tin hook and ladder trucks. lire patrol $3 each. _ 79 Washington ht. .. . c. orw “mm “Mansfield (mummm‘m).
some of miss. Rm. 1 Ir. couldnotbave bean succufully carried munhnjnrihoon putin. thus making onho shooting. Meanwhile Dr. w.o :fifigfi'd‘lgwo,“‘:;" ‘5“‘5‘. “’ chm“. A “"“""' W “m .T".‘r“§3.$.-'. ”diligesxfifi‘fidvir": ”d
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.dnrhmtltcrwnlhsnd Rev T If out without great-ounces ou their thecostoftbechurch considerably over anm,mmuenmm humming such “32"?!“ v5”; «$2333.23... _ Dr01l8r the Mur‘ a a $5333“): eonrhhorrralr.éonn. rust
Crowley,of'lhomsaton. Theyweress- part. He took haunt from Genesis 8100.000. district. had arrived and Barnes had it wouldbeimpossible for us to enunlcr- A n?" “00.9! Lad!“ lame fancy
w by two altar boys. Thessrvicas nviii. ll. 15, Jacob's journey to [950- in addition toall tb'na handsome par- been men .0 the scum! Home, where ate them. Aprons 3‘ 191'. 300, ‘50. 350- 390 “ml 45°
DB. 8. Vi. SCIlIl’PlI, _
bandaboutthmhmndnflnxvm potaniis: hisvisicaandvow. oahialschoolhasheensreetedatin ex— 1).,Bmwmorderedhimtothehosit H m '
themusuadmittsdtohs church And thy seed or...“ i... t. .3. 20%.; m pensnofabout “3.000; “mm M a. and “me he i. at W“ a. Dons, BOOKS. 0" YOU!’ H O “doc 33 anEganmsgflgfll
mmmm mmm and theeast.andtotho wnmdmgm .ffl'm' been greatly enlarged by purchases of “,0... facts worn given by Barns to Dolls which are so much appreciated Children's Books. flexible covers, at 3c gills? “fin" 'EfaflQEmK $13,- Wm i3. “Mm”; Mg 3mm high “but“ ~ ‘
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Thewordscontained in the "asset
thetext weroappliedtothsoousecrationo!
thacthuaproplsesy. He referred
tothejoy with whlch Jacob, upon re-
ceiving these assurances, erected a
monument, and the joy and gladuem
with which fit. lfary's parishhnderected
and “)0.
Children's Books, stiff board covers
he, do. like, 15c, 19c, 250. 29c. 330, 59c.
500 po‘fiulur edition. 12 mo., cloth and
gilt bin ing. worth 59c. Our price. 17¢
each. three fond9c.
land. Land adjoining the church has
beensecurednnew parochial residence
hasbeeuerected, and the convent has
been remodeled and enlarged.
The pastors, since the formation of the
parish have been: Rev. E.J. Cooney,
1854; Rev. Hugh J. O'Reilly. l8“; Rev.
John Mullipls. D. D.. 1858; Rev. Peter
A. Smith, 1862: Rev. P. J. O'Dwyer,
1816: Rev. John Runs“. 1878; Rev. Wil-
sul'n you for he Thinnermd Dollar “egg
wnut to protect your family or yourscl ‘ ‘
old age. Insure at once in the
Will. BEIEBll UFE ms. 00.
0F HARTFORD.
S. S. L’Hommedleu.
Agent. in Washington St. South Norwalk
J D. JEIIIIGS
Grand Juror William H. Willmott. Jr..
this morning. when the latter went to
the Home to get a statement of the case.
What Bumble Weed Irrived at the
househefound that ltd-ell Ind Pratt
hadgonotobed. Both-ere too stupid
with liquor to know what had transpir-
ed. Knowing that they would not get
away the constable drove to the Soldiers“
Home, and after a consultation with Bu»
byour little feminine friends haveuot
bernneglected nfuctvicwillstane A TAAA
r e REMOVED
To In. 5 Railroad Place.
JACOB M. LAYTON. with larger office facilL
tier- will be pleased to continue his
wants of the business community in any stills
lines of llusluras an insurance. ab.
Steamship Tit licts. Drafts and Money Old!!!
and \‘otar; Puhiit.
D. P. menilELL.
BTW E OF THE PEACE Notarym Pub”
that we are showing just double
Imortmsnt shown last year.
14 in.olotlabodleuat 19¢.
mimdothbodksatfilc.
, panama-tide. nethsnpmcssd
altothaplacswhwetbsreliuware ex-
Mantaistmbandchansad
flop-imthlplm. Allthsurepair-
all I!) the solids of theedlfhe,where
thalirspblawadsvs-alofholywsta.
aftawhichheaudhisa-istauts march-
aduuuudthechurehthreatimchantr
. . C
It In Infill. Each time around the ‘ _ d mad _ ham J. Slocum, 139'. 0' "I" number perintendeut Coe went backtotbeliouse Pallel llallgEl, calclllllilei, Phillie? J Iii-:mmnflrtr‘gigfr’; Iligrllflrfri‘aarand Its.
men-admonish by Iii-influx 'mwnmn-Wm " “0 c" three died while III-ton of theehurch. and arrested Izorh men. placing them in Am! ammo iiiwri‘iiiérzonmeer. South Romans. run"
a house of God. ”This day." he contin-
ued, “should be a red letter day in the
calendar of the parish." In concluding,
hsspoheof the growth of the Catholic
faith and the glory of the church and its
religion
Bmhfiflwatn Esdnimetbochusch
”wakehtberight and once
I! h Ids. the bihop knochcdat the
mun-unmanned tllw
Rev. Fathers Mulliganfilllith and O‘Dwy-
er. A brother of Father Smith, who
was here temporsrily, also died and is
buried in St. lary’s cemetery.
The Catholic population of Norwalk is
about 4. 000. and another costly church is
soon to be built' In South Norwalk.
SHOWING STARS COLIJDB
the lockup at Davies, where they will
probably remain for two or three days. or
until such a time as Barnes is sble to tes-
tilly against them. The physicians at-
tending Barnes think that he will be
obliged to line his left eye. In the bullet
out through several of the cords. Be
suffers intense pain.
From what a Smrsu reporter could
learn this morning, Pratt. although in-
toxicated, was not mixed up in the shoot-
iug. he being held only as a witness.
Russellhasnot a very good reprintion
and the Iflair Is like] to go hard with
him He has beeud harged from the
Soldiers' Home two or
various m'ndemnors.
I'll! AT LBNOX lllrlr.
A “case Belonging to III Lewis Bay-soul
III at. Dsstnyatl Last ngh t.
A dwelling house on the Lewis Ray-
mond estate. at Leno: Hill. Rowaytou.
was burned to the ground between 7 and
So’clock last evening. The house con-
tained six rooms and was built about
twenty-five years ago by a carpenter
Will PAPER AID BQRDEBS
L \orth Main street. 80. Norwarn.
‘m l books of full line latest n rice 0
1w hirdrronnrl Gilt Monklfnas t on to
for Inspection. on notion by postal.
Esttmstas cheerfullv elven.
Horses Clipped.
odimliirldmi‘mgdhw
9....
non. ORY. st Ill-ivory ii livery stable. Knight street
83 Washington Street.
BBEAT PBEPABATIBNS lol BBBISIMAS
M. S. SMITH’S
During this week we are making the Greatest Reduction in Dry Goods known
to the community. Everything possible must go! at Cost or Half their Actual
Value to make room for our CHRISTMAS GOODS. which are Soon to be displayed
In alllthe grandeur imaginable.
Pauli-cal Vesper-s.
Attbepimtilil‘ul vsspars. In the even-
ing. file church w- apln thronged.
Theltlglitllsv. Lawrence S Ifclahoa.
D. 1).. hidppofthedtoaesecf Hartford.
waacelehrant; sasistaut priest, VeryRev.
_ [no da8araoena, 0.8. Fuel Winstcd:
Imislantdsacons, Rev. Father Halter, of
Milford,and Rev. Father Hardigan.0.
P.,of New Haven; deacon of vespers.
Rev. J.C.O'Briasr.of Bridget)“ sub-
deacon. Rev. J. J. Curtis, of New Mil-
ford; canssrvbaarer, Rev. hank flur-
ray. of Britol; masters of communion.
Rev. '1’. If. O'liisu. of Norwalk, and
Rev. '1‘. If. Crowley. of Thomastcn.
'l'hesarmouwas delivered by that ela-
quent print. Rev. William O'Brien Par—
dow. 8. J., of St. Francis Xavier's
church. New York city. His subject
‘l’he Shock Bial- Ihs Iva l. l’srrls
fre- snn to Stern.
The schooner Eva L. Ferris, with a
cargo of Pocahontas coal for John B.
Ferris.arrived at Wilson Point yesterday.
The captain says that on the night of
Dec. 7th. while in latitude 37 ° 21' and
longtilrrde 75° 33'. he saw astar It 9
o'clock in the evening start from W. 8.
W. and pan directly over the vessel to-
ward E. N. B. After paming it came in
contact with anotherstar in its transit
and broke it in many pieces. striking it
on the northerly side, creating ashoch
like thatof abeavy gun, and shaking
the vessel from Itemto stern. Theater
threetimes for
Insurance B’llg, South llorwall.
’1 was “The Catholic ohms and the 3on which iii-2mm rm grammar III-led cigsolarlrhm iau his. that a L
”The usinalprngram Mil-V e ”0" .lcit woul be it naewyears.
d gingham: m are Ilsowerofceleslial fireworks. Theorixi- Thicity never developed, however.“ C 0A KS' Fancy GOOdS Depm’t
a. “up. he relic was sari-ml ”'“mmu'l‘l'd ”“5 mmmmfi for mm! ”WWW VII “'0 only Our depdrtmeut of Lodies’, Misses’. and Children‘s Clocks is
“mu..."ug. m WWW'M“ 0' “Midi-Id "I one in the Devil‘s Garden wood-- It well so lied with all the sensonable lgarments, ALL SIZES FOR THE COMING SEASON.
5! a. m m the Iortlo view. Thellnle occupied seemed more into Ir. Raymouds possession AND 0E8 included to which we wi give special attention , _ _ ‘
I rel m m tobefrom twotothresmlnato. severslyenrs before his death. and be this week. ‘ Scroll Silks, Fancy Silk Lords,
or... , _ In “3;. 3..."? u...” gfflgfm“ mmgimfiy": Greafisale DVJBDDIS :hino Silks, Sill: and Linen Fringee,
Moe- um w a lumbar wrea- random-a James Five,~who worked 3“ ,' Folio in on Colors, Plush and Silk Balls,
J‘mfix‘m “We” msrnlugbymh'b‘om Vivi-ill“ Day:- {or 1w“? mfiwm About 1,000 volumes of cloth Stamped Linens, Fancy Ornaments of Every Kind,
ocunpylngsaIlsinthschancslsnd in u» ...,.r Pound on... 's. .x. Mira” no.2...“ fi°wfi°inhm hound 12 mo. Books ofnll the popu- Clienillee, ruined Embroidery Silk,
”Mm a: “"3. 1m“. 1" News“! Nib ”JOEY“ Neill-"l to «Charles Ambler. of Wilton. s son-inv lar authors, including the works of Rope Linens, Etching Embroidery Silk.
dri- “m m, or dowwall' and... nor 1.1. 'mm'dhrx ”n.3, J3: W'TT‘, may: ”I *| ”9’13”: “3: Eugene Sue, EdnsLyall, Thacker— . . ,
iii“ mot amoral-ohms ills;.llsv P. Inl- mwudnmdsomsdlnsnchnlwss ”mum of "Mn.“ N mm, ay,FenlmoreCooper,GeorgeElliot, “umestlc and Fanc ["18“ De I“ I
bmmlumofi‘alrflathvJ. film flw'wmmm‘ohb hold. m WJOIIDMWMVOWM HflglIConwuy Ridean gnrd &C . I
a”. a d A- M a Jim. M m mmum ” u“ N m’ “d m I” J” m “a a” m ' ’ g ’ ’ An extensive varietT c" ’ lain and Fancy Linens “not received
whsnheturued towards the sidewalk. WM mm ..mm considered cheap at 40c, always 3 .- A _ .1
'coming iuooutactwlth sham Ittached comm n, m M... “a my have been mm for 35., our price, for the Holiday Trade. Table Linens at ALL PRICES AND IN
”C'J'FmTu’" m'p'mn'm fovwl'hmd WM WV!” ALL WIDTHS, in White. Cream and Fancy Coloriugs. NAP-
wauoucutopothis headand shoulders I'MHIDW ltwas “3",“.
unfit-DOW“.- J.l‘.Ons-corau.oflfswfiavsn; Dav W.
. . sndhrrshl oneottheshal‘tsofllr.
/ Iolsss,dlfswnsvsagltsv.ll.w. n‘
m'wsmu. th’horssdalfedlo'
.. MdWMJMMhmh‘dummm,1-hqu
MrhwwflhflwW,l.tRflHrI.W. W [In Him. “a when
, unmmgfvgmkrvdmw street was reached its
W m turned in towards the ride. 1
mums-roamwnrflsr-m roan. “”‘thmmmmm
“Misha-totalhlsslsr’smm Ammmmwmm
and 'sawlfr.ltoliavts,bnthecculd
notlaarawhsthsrthehousswaslnsursd _
crust. ltwusstrsnglyllulltnrustars
rvl
I 7 0 Each.
We also have a large variety of
CHILDREN’S BOOKS, as follows:
Baby Births and Other Babies,
Two Little Travellers, Children’s
Hour, Told by the Fireside, Magic
Lantern and 50 other different
titles of Juvenile Books, all the
.T shove being bound in themost at»
"Motive styles and will be sold at
{5,52
’5'
"i
s;
KINS in all quantities and widths. A beautiful assortment of
FANCY TOWELS for the Holiday season.
Fancy Table Covers.
WE HAVE A'l‘ PRESENT A BEAUTIFUL Asson'rm'r
on CHENlLLE, TINSEL AND FELT TABLE covlllts.
Bells; Furnishings.
r large and well selected stock of
AT. everything of the very ; best for!
Gents’ Wings,
the least money, as“
ALL PRICES AND W OF GENTS’ I)!!!” sumrs.
Norwalk Chronicler