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So. ‘Norwalk.
THE EVENING SEETINEI.
JAMES GOLDEN. Editor and Proprietor.
Tut‘s-l :6 months, ”.50; ll months
M: moti’tlfdll'ants: single copies, I cents
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Box B—Corner Washinzton and North Main
line“. ‘
Box d—Corner Day and Tones streets.
Box 9—0:!!- street.
Box Ill—West street. opposite Franklin street
school.
‘ Box ilk—Concord street. opposite school.
Box u—Cos-nsr North Main and Ann streets.
Box Iii-Corner High street and nayvle
avenue. , ,
Box 16-Norwalk Iron Works budding.
Box l7—Corner West avenue and Cedar
street.
Box ll—Corner West street and Taylor
avenue. .
Box 23~Corner Ely avenue and Benton street.
Box Bil—Corner South Main and Monroe
streets. '
Boa sis-41mm Light station.
Box fl—Fairiield avenue and Cedar street.
' Miniature Alumnae for 'ro-morrow.
Sun Rises Sun Sets High Tide Low This
Are on exhibition.
Come and see them.
Prices are reasonable
and~ goods first class?
ll.l|.l’|aisied
Druggist,
43 Washington St.
SOUTH NORWALK.
, she‘ll be Pleased to live you
‘ tor rising your work.
, IIII [nannies Satisfaction In
' every sees.
We use only lswstt'e Pure.
VIII” teed and fleet linseed
‘E. Gorham,
In. 2 First Avenue,
.5 ‘ H. s. 800
We! no
Initial-wrest. Snails lforwalk.
J!“ In“.
arse ifsrvey’esass
at 7:08 at £24. at morn at 5:”
Now York Herald Weather Forecast.
The weather to-day promises to be generally
from clear to partly cloudy and war-finer. with
haze or fog on the coasts. followed possibly by
rain and tag at night. To-morrow it promises
to be partly cloudy, with slight temperature
changes, preceded by rain and fog on the
coasts, followed possibly by clearing.
sinner: noawsuf.
What the People 0 n or City are Doing
and Saylng. '
—Cboice Malaga grapes, 10c lb; bana-
nas, 20c doz., at Phil Canon’s.
_
Miss Bertha Webster is sick at lur
home, 22 Stuart avenue.
—You can buy fresh pork and sun-
sage for 120 a pound, 10 lbs for‘$i.00. at
Hayes' market. .
Raymond Brothers are discharging a
cargo of fire sand for Giles at f‘lancey.
—Donft forget that Lane's is the place
for candy.
If your eyes are not right, you can get
them examined free of charge at ii. 5.
Reed’s, Optician nnd jeweler.
——Grand opening this evening at
Linxweiler‘s White Elephant. iii R. R.
Place. ' ’ ' ' "‘
Photographer North is showing ele-
gant designs in picture frames for cabi-
net photographs, at prices unusually
low to suit the holiday times.
—Woman’s Exchange—the place to get
cake and candy for Sunday; also cut
flowers. Look at their Xmas goods I
James Olmstead, employed by Con-
trnctor J. R. Raymond, is at work on a
model of the‘i‘erris wheel for Comstock
Brothers. It will be completed in about
a week.
~Spring chickens and fowls at l0
cents, very choice, at Hayes' Market.
In t‘w current number of theAmcrican
Batter are eight new English adver
tisements in anticipation of the change
of tariff on bats from fifty-five to thirty
per cent.
-—A beautiful Hallett & Davis piano
for $125. J. W. Studwell.
Burglars entered Landon Katcbum s
stable in Saugatuck, the other iiigbl, and
accoutrements. One of them was a sad-
dle of superior workmanshipmorth I150.
«Plenty of delicious bread, at Lane's.
Ward Hoyt died yesterday at his home
on Cross street, in the eightieth year of
his age. The funeral will beheld from
the East Avenue Methodist Episcopal
church,t0omorrow afternoon at '3 o'clock.
—Eiegant upright piano, nlmoatncw
with stool and scarf, for “50. J W.
Btudwell.
the Young Peoples' Society of Christian
viceprssldeut, lites Carrie
cents, very choice. at iiayes‘ Market.
severe fell last night. He slipped on the
side of Washington street. lie struck
night. but In better to-day.
3- ll?-
. m” for holiday siseon at reduced prices.
George ti. W; secretary. as.
treasurer. Arthur H. Thistle;
Elliot“
tensed ssussilfi.
carried oil two valuable saddles. with
M the semiannual business meeting of
Endeavor of the South Norwalk baptist
church. last night, the following officers
were elected: President. E. R. Bennett;
D'Artoie;
recording secretary. Miss Jennie L. (lay.
—Sprlng chickens and twin st ill
Clptaln Samuel Byabeo bad a very
ice user the railroad gate on the north
the bsslr of his hend,euttlng qults a gash
and rendering him insenslble. lie was
takento his home and attended by Dr.
Clark.’ He was in a dosed condition all
“L 8. Owens. Iii Washington street.
watches, clocks, jewelry, etc. mound.
Special Ills of pit! and silver watches
Sherman (bunch. Royal Arcenurn,
ahead ,the following onsets at their
martin Thursday night: Regent. Wit.
been F. Hoyt: vies-repent. Gould 'I'sylcn
m.w F. hearse: patience.
Parselle; collector, Dr. W. L Weed:
with
Stephen ii. its-d: obsolete. Cherie”.
nudes. blood it Blast
esotry.0barlss itsy’moou; who"
m1. ileum: st:
R. H. Pluisted's holiday goods are now
on exhibition, and people are invited to
call and see them.
-—We are now taking orders for Ray-
ler’s candy for Christmas. at Lane's. in
order to have enough and have It fresh.
Newton G. Graves started last night
for Eatisld, Mass., to attend the funeral
of his father, who died Thursdaymoruv
ing.
—-Grand opening til-night, at
Linxweiler's White Elephant. 18 R. R.
Place.
James ii. Mitchell, of this city, is
spending a few days at Poughkeepeié, N.
Y. Last night 'he sttendedareception
at Vassar college.
—I.ana’s is without doubt the place to
buy handy. ‘
souvuui Mills.
A Breezy liuugei of Items bran: II o
Upper Ind of Town.
James Feuwick will move today from
Grant street to Danbury.
——Children will be allowed to vote free
every morning on the prize dolls and
four-in-hand coach at the Norwallr Boe-
on store.
Nelson W. Benedict will lead the Y.
M. C. A. song service tomorrow.
The Misses Annie and Nellie O‘Brien
will spend the holidays in New York city
and Brooklyn. '
—Fresh hams, lie a pound, at Ilayes‘
market.
A. D. Rathburue, the genial sewing
machine agent, returned last night from
a two weeks' visit in Turnersville.
-The Misses St. John, ill Wall street,
Norwalk, are offerlng their stock of
trimmed hats and bonnet: at a great re-
duction. Those who come early will
secure the best bargains. as their stock
includesanumber of imported pattern
hats which they are offering at half the
original price.
E. II. llotchkias has negotiated for the
residence he lives in on Arch street.
The deed will probably be transferred In
a few days,
~—’1‘lle Norwalk Boston store windows
are full of books, toys, dolls. games, etc.,
as a beacon light to guide yell to the
home of Santa Claus.
E. J. Thomas, of the state board of
officers of the Connecticut Division of
the II. A. W.. has empowered Milton El-
wood, of the Hartford Cycle company,
formerly of Norwalk, to vote for him at
the annual meeting to be held [locom-
bcr 15, in that city.
—-If you would like to see a nice vari-
ety of tree ornaments, novelties for
Christmas, and lots of Kandy, look in at
Lane's, __ A”
J. Irving Dibble and Iieorge F. Beam,
the town auditors, finished their work on
the town accounts, last evening. The
selectmenarv now getting their annuaI
report ready for the printers. Thoan-
nnal town meeting will probably be held
the last week in December.
——Annunl masquerade of (lennanm
Sll‘nflefbllnd. Feb. 2lst. They propose
to makeittbc lineal ever given by the
society.
If there is any change in the Danbury
labor trouble since a week ago last Moir-
day, it Is not perceptible on the surface,
says the News. The most diligent in-
quiry for inside facts fails to reveal any.
thing other than that the manufacturers
are confident that when they open their
factories again it will be as independent
shops. Also that the men on the other
side are determined not to enter any bat
factory that is not a union shop.
—Junlus Brown, painter, paper banger,
decorations, general jabbing, gaining,
etc. Slatsln post office and Flo. Norwaik
Hardware Co. Contracts inllcitsd. Ad.
dress. Havlland street.‘.‘iootb Norwalk.
The annual Christmas festival will be
held at the County Home, Westport ave
our, on the afternoon of Thursday, He
camber 28th. The Home will to open to
the public, and visitors are cordially lu«
vitsd. Contributions of books and toys
(not necessarily new) will be very grate
fully received by the ladies who have
charge of the festival: Ilse Gertrude ii.
Benedict. 4? West avenuo.fiouth ”or
walk; lire. Charles A. Burr. 24 Center
avenue, Not-wait; lire. Arthur B Ilill.
ill) Camp street. Norwalr.
“They have an immense stwk of «lino
oer, tea and toilet sets at the Norwalk
Boston sumzsbat's why you can have
your choice of the lot this week at a
dhcoout of so pr r sent.
The floor. today, prints aunties,
signed byths myof Company 1’.
tetheeifeetthutbsn‘hnotmlhin the
Wiener: appeared inl’nn
flmsnmulsuseiss American flag
wmnplednadevfoot attheitmory
it “anhydrous" on The-wring
madlhattbemtmeosrlsa is.
WMhMMIMm
mammals-mm
«Wm Much."wio"-ssshd
up and down the Airway playing a
”an.” Member-sl-
.............M -
*‘“‘E‘..:.. a. W... um PM ‘° “‘
for yourselves. lilsldltles to
csnlllmy them from $3.00 up.
Cranberry i’Ialus olrapel tomorrow.
Miss Mabel A. Yanderhoei. of Essl
avenue, is visiting friends in New York
city. M__ MM
-—Fresb hams, 12c a pound. at Hayes
market. m__ M.
It is likely that-the Adeipbi Concert
company. of Norwailr, will sing in New
Haven soon. “h
—-Such a holiday stock and such so-
commodatlon as they have at thellorw alk
The'. price wefllsssn. sotlzwel mesa whet we say. come and inspect them and lodge
‘Olll' .
-:—N‘Ew -:-{STOCK~:-_-
We here New garments left over from last pm, on which we have made a deeper out. You
--_-=,.~::.: :.- tam . ~:::::::.
A. Dickerman & Son,
184 WASHINGTON STREET. sou-m NORWALK. CONN.
R0 m.
SQ
ton street.
CARE . DMIMIG AND PERBIWERANCE, HAVE PUT US
in the front rank in the grocery trade.
the class and that secures our titles Leading Grocer, 33 Washing-
numbsr: at our patrons blow our born for
us. for we give them ‘sometbmg to blow about. We run‘our busi-
ness in our own name and do not vacillate from one state to an- '
other. Wanderers come and go and try to
Egaple’s eyes, which lasts for a short period and then go by the
The not
ng sun.
Highest of all in Lemming l’owcr.-—Latcst U. S. Gov't Report.
‘ Aheommm
i
Belting
Powder
Boston Store. are unparalelled in this
section. g g _ -..
ii. .l. Judd, the batter, has the thanks
of THE Bowman's uptown representa-
tive for handsome calendars for 1894.
Miss Evelyn McAIIIster, who h’lfl been
spending a week with friends in Brook-
lyn, has returned to her home in Winni-
pault. _
Edwin 0. Reader has been electeda
director of the Roton Point Improve-
ment company to succeed the late James
W. Hyatt. -_-
—-Best quality bamboo easels, brass
trimmings, only 496 each, at the Nor-
walk Boston store.
Rev. 8. D Pond, rector of St, Paul's
church, will preach at St. Andrew’s mis-
sion, Winnipauk, tomorrow afternoon
at 4 o‘clock.
and examine the trimmed milliuery
which they are oflering at greatly reduc-
ed prices. Polite attention given Wht'illt'r
you wish to purchase or not,
Rev. James II. Smith underwent a
very painful surgical operation yester-
day. lie-is getting along as nicely as
could be eslmufi.‘
In the Superior Court, yesterday,
Emma L, Readman was divorced from
William F. Readmno, on the ground of
intolerable cruelty.
—Scbool children are invited to visit
the Norwalk Boston store every mornirg
and cast ballots for their favorite candi-
date. Voting frat. ‘
Funeral services in connection with
the death of Mrs. Rachel Fooie were held
at St Paul‘s church at it o'clock this
morning,’liev. i'. ii. l'oml officiating.
—I"ourlleglamboo tables, worth 50¢:
each. for 296, at the Norwalk Boston
store.
bliss t'ora E. Barnum, of Main street,
Norwalk, who has Men employed by
Attorney Charles 1). Ramos as stenogrs-
pher and typowritist. has resigned her
position. _ ~
Charles R. Grumman has resigned his
position as principal of tho Lyon's Plains
school. Residents of that locality say
Mr. Grumman's resignation was caused
by a feeling between him and the patrons
of the school.
—l.argo line of new ingrain carpets,
just received. will be sold cheap for cash.
Sconcld & iioyt. Norwalit and South
Norwalk.
The directors of the Norwalk Horse
Railroad company met yesterday after-
noon, hut transacted no business of im-
portance. There was, however. an in-
formal tslh upon equipping the road
with electricity.” ._ ...._
—'l'be electric cars and horse cars are
crowded daily with pen-ems going to the
Norwalk Boston store to do their Christ-
mas shopping. ‘
Will a. tam. of Bates Iirothers'
Humpty Dumpty. spent yesterday at his
home in Norwallr. lie says the show is
making big money. despite the hard
times. The company will remain out
during the snug.
A high mass of requiem was said over
the remains of Ills-Basso Murphy. of
Brooklyn, at who o'clock May, at St.
llarys church. The remains were
brought to Norwalk on the noon train}
The burial was at at. Mary's cemetery.
-tlood bamboo eaeeIs for we each. at
the Norwslk Boston store.
mean. Thursday afternoon, to wed
Ilse Agnes Keefer. daughter of lire.
stephen Keefer. and Edward Adams,
sonoflavsrda Adams. Timeeremony
will be performed at the home of the
‘i‘he selectmso out yesterday liter-
nnon and discussed the injunction re-
straining dress from continuing tbseven-
iog eclnnols. They instructed Burnerin»
teodrnt B. W. llaples to notify the print
eipaleoithessversl departments oi the
ecbooiwcloss the school until further
notice. in compliance with the order of
the court.
u'i'lms‘s an end to everythhg. but
they are adoring at the Norwall Boston
store. »
Joseph lentils and James Barrett were
giving as interesting exhibition of fancy
stating on the pond near the Union
manufacturing company‘s mill, yester-
day afternoon. when they veneered upon
some washers“ tee and broke through
I
—-l’|easn call at the Misses St. John's .
tbsrcseemstobsnoeodtolhsbargslns "
, stream custom.
' Will Sam
\VIIIILESAIL AXD l
BIllIiS, SHOES lllll RUBBERS,
Also Manufacturer of children‘s
Mrs. \Villinm “Van-1n, nf Norwaik. Is:
a guest in the family of Ilormzm it.
Stevens, on North Main street. She is
.
the mother of Mrs. Stevens.——Ititlgilefield
Press.
'At the people's rorvico in the Congre-
gational church tomorrow evening. the
pastor will preach. on "Thu Claim of
Cbristianity's (‘hrist on lieu of Honor-
able Life."
The funeral of Rufus l’illow was held
Plains. yesterday afternoon at 1 o'clock.
Rev. '1'. K. Noble officiating. ’l'lu- pail.
bearers were nephews of the ill t'wisml.
Amen Childhood.
One of the mics-i and minimu- charac-
teristics of children is ilil'll‘ may intimacy
with heaven and the iltiiy. Win-n allttle
mite at Splndny school. or m:i of it indeed,
In (Liked it question “how mmror labo-
yond him, llt‘ is wry apt to {all back upon
the maker of lil‘lii’t‘ll and earth, often with
most amusing incongruity. A little girl
who wanted to go out and play one Sunday
recently was told sin- might sit on the
stoop, but could no! go to the street. She
trundledhcr little chair out accordingly,
but at the cud of a few minutes trumllnl it
back again. "'l'lu-ro is nobody out then-
but Dori," slia nnuounml, “arid l tan‘t see
him. so I itimim-d in."
Another little girl. a ll~)‘\‘2|l"UlIl, who
couldn't play a note, mailed llt‘l‘st'lf at the
piano to unit-rial“ a caller Willilllaf for llt‘i‘
mother. "Shall i play for youl" silo in-
quired, with fluid] alleviation of manner.
“Would you like tulicur u waltz?"
“Yr-s," replied the visitor. "very much.
What. one can you pluyt"
“Wt-ll." was the flllh\\'I'l', ulth a compla-
ccnt tons of the lii'llll. "i can play two or
three, but my favui‘ltownilz ietlicklngdonl
of llllll\’\'|l.”~' New Yuri. ‘l‘inm.
Iler \‘ery 0er Description.
Stranger (at the «loot-w I am trying to
find a lady whose inurrlwl name I have for-
gotten, but I know alli' lives in this neigh-
borhood. Him is a Woman vitally ilrscribcil.
and [wt-blips you know hurmui-lnnnlarly
beautiful creature, with pink and white
complexion, seashell ours, lovely eyes and
hair such nan gtslilcaarnlghl envy. Herv-
ant-«lil‘ally. sir, l don‘t know» Voice
(from head of stairslvdnno. It‘ll tho gende—
man i‘ll bedown In a minute-«60ml llonse-
keeping.
Preparing a Roast Chicken Against Time.
A novel contest occurred rcconllynt North
Baltimore. usulnirb of Toledo, the object
of which was to lower the World’s record of
II minutes for the killing. dressing and
frying of a chicken. William Martin, is ca-
terer. In ll minutes and demands from the
start had iln- chicken on the platter and not
before the spectators. who lltll’lllil‘l'll It with
l ri-llsb. Marlin chalk-um»; tlm uorlil to
beat his tInu-wh'ntlonni lion-i licl‘lm‘ll‘i‘.
Mr in P. Wetmore, a prominent real
estate meat of San Angelo. Texas, has
used Chamberlain‘s Colic Cholera nml
Diarrhms Remedy in his amil for sev-
ersl years as occasion require ,and air
we I with perfect success. He says: “i
it it a perfect cure for our baby when
troubled with soils or dysenter . i now
feel that my outfit Is not comp etc with-
out a bottle of this remedy at home or
on a trip away from home." For sale by
G. C. Btlllson. drugglst.
"“ésuaaaery'ro.
Pitchor'e Oastorla.
mushywsestcb. wenvshortlsstmis.
Womewuat'hihbshecrlaiimcsetoria.
Whitelmmalmclungwm
mme'htIdren.mpvsthem0setoria.
‘ Children Oryier
llllllatilic treatShoe Sale
C. H. HARVEY’S,
from his late residenci- in Cranberry .
wollOllars,
and 'twill be .1 sign of progress -
on 'our part if you take a hand
in t to proceedings, It'sa' nick
sale. and a quicker sail to rent
Savings Harbor. A purchase of
almost new will save you money,
save. your feet, and save you a
grout dual of trouble. That’s
three savings. and cinch one of
tin-m is woil worth milking. To
make , this llu‘m‘ fold saving.
make direct for one store and
then make a. purchase. By '80
doing you'll make mum); Uur
stool: s art-inal'ii- (1‘; kill
overcoat, and as clasp as winter
goods in May. ~
ll. ll. HARVEY,-
iE‘l'All. DEALER l.\'
IEATHER illll SHOE FINDINGS.
Shoes. ill llorth Main Street.
arson
l5 21>"
ERVII‘I‘S.
Preachers and Tin-Ir Thomas In Sin-milk
Churches ’l‘u-uiurrow.
Sum“ .\‘nn\vu.a ('oxmutoinns“- WIN
avenue and West streets. lie-v. iii-raid ii. Board.
i’h. 1).. pastor. Survives libii) a. In. and 7:1“
p. 111.; Sunday school. 123111. Your“: l‘mplt-‘s.
Sncii‘ly of (‘lirislluu Endeavor llil‘t‘ilill; at lid“
n. m lHilel‘lI. “Kip! by the Power or will.“
Loader. Marshall I .l‘iulIr-s. Moralnv wlile‘f‘i.
"The t iiurrii and its i‘m’unnm. .Nu ’
Personal Arktmulmipnicnt of liwl ud llit'
Father. Son and Iiuly t4 lirii.“ Evrning, l‘m.
{ill-‘3 s: i‘\‘li‘t~£ theme, "'I ln- t‘lalm nt‘i lnisllan-
lty‘st lzrlsi on Men of ilmmrablo Life."
T. “RN! illt‘llllt‘.
l.. llurnu. pastor.
' ' . m : Sunday
Ml m.: l-‘pmirlli Iangziu- iill't'flllsf. ll.l.'i
lln- gun-in: .vill preach morning and
Noni
who.
\‘rrw amt it t l’l‘ m’. We vi avenue. ni-ar
lim’. It U. Slim-wood. pastor.
om it. ill. and Tull p.1n.: Mmduy
\‘num lbwlr-K Sm-ltl)‘ if
prayer minding. lip. m
' . "A live van llcar,“ i-Lvrnlng
nuldu-t. the Man." followed by a
slmri l nus «t I'\ ll v.
’l‘msnv i-.
llt'lil mom;-
rr'i'lur. .\I
at lilJlI n. I
song a! 7 p. m.
Sodium i‘uNliliEIiATIHNAI. I'urnol‘ Park
and Lu [I'm-i» livv. '1‘. K, .\'nl~lo-. I). 1).,
punlnf‘. ti. .-.- ni lwill a. m. iiiul71Iilp.ln.:
Sunday svlzwi. l‘.';;ln p. in.: l'nunt: I'mplv‘s
Hivvicl)’ «If t'lirlsilnll Endeavor mulling. thill p.
11).; subject, "Kept by ilit‘ l’uuur of Iiml."
Lumlvr. Flank l'. Randall, of Winnipauk,
Evening snljwi, “i'lil'l'illliilliy uml llihor
Religions. .\'u. VI :l lu'lslianlly mzd tlm Moral
Life of tln‘ liltt‘t‘."
.‘x'oiiwiia :‘Iili’lillllI-t’f‘, Wool and Molt aw-
nin-n. Iii-r. A. ll. Wyatt, pllsiuf'. Survives
hum a m, and Tulip. in: Sunday school,
l:.' m.: I‘lpunrili ln-uuui- meeting. Mill p. in:
Y. lift); lill‘il'ri met-lint: at Illa. m. in tho li‘t‘llll‘t'
room. The motor will preach morning and
owning.
.\'ouw.u.x Il.\l‘f‘l.~'|‘, East avenue. (lppzwlir
lii‘i‘t'll. “0V. I". H. Robbins. pastor. Scr-
viu-s, lll‘tIlu. m. and 7:1!) I. nu: Hunday st'luml.
l'..' in. 'ly prayer lilt'l'l up, lilzlltlu. ms. youinr
pt-uplr's rum-ting. mm p. nl. Morning anblc-vt.
"llsuunrrlnc army at lint-Thins." Evening
hillljt'i t. “Who lillti‘ in Heaven?"
(Enact: bi'lsi‘uml. Holden avenue and ('runa
all‘rt'i. Sorwulli. liar. ti. ll. Watkins. l‘t'I'I'lI‘.
Second aululuy In Advent. llo‘y t‘ommunlnn,
H a. m.'. Morning l'ruyor. Idiom-mail scrum"
him“ a. m.: Hominy airlnmlJL’d‘llb in.;t'huru
mun-mug. unllwxna and sermon. .:il\l p. in.
hr. l’srtfs i-Zl-ismru. t‘burvb«tn-«immun-
site the ill‘l‘t'll. .‘urwnilt. ifov, S. 15. i’onil.
rwtor. lllvliu- survive with written, 111;le a.
m.; Divine union with Nt‘i‘llillil, 721M. m.;
Hllmlu)‘ school. I?! m. ‘
Hr. MAIIY'H, R. I”. corner of West M‘l‘lllil‘
andt‘linlu-lsit-rebhorwulk. ltov, V..l..~'lm--
um. pastor. lmv Mass. 7 it. "1.: (‘lillilri-n's
.‘IILN‘. £91!!! a. "L: lilull Muse, lllzilil a. m : \‘csptra,
rii'm-l Illlll:FitIr-
a. lit-t. Ulin ll.i llnck
.. l'l'nli . Ilium and wrmon
Hula) m-IwolJtcHlp.“1.: even-
of Ili‘ church dedication. Hill’lllil rum-h- by
orrln rim and Phil”.
I Eterh‘onwanx Hwnmsnt‘osnumwrnms1.,
Riverside atmuo. Rev. 0. Limb-pron, )ll‘l'
tor. r‘i-rvlrvn ut libiitl a. m. and tulip. In.: . an.
«lay m’lnwl, ilzlll p. m.
Elev Avnaigt; llirruoomr. nvnr VanZandl
n\‘t,'l|ill.‘. Elm .‘mrwalk. Iii-v. l‘. M. I’t'lllf. int--
tor. l’rcncbinu illzlll a. "Land Tulip. "1.; nn~
day school. it: nu: ymmmwimls-‘s nit-cling one.
lllmau ltivnit (Wuhan. Superiniomlonl.
Janus Lyn-ii: assinluni. Hilbert llul'iflili or.
annlsi, iii an Lulu iloduen. handily school. (I
ndvavor mautlng, than n. in.; Prayer meet-
lnu. Sunday evening at 7:30.
Hr, Annuaw's streams. at James Modula-
tcr's resilience. \llnnl isnlr. Sunday school.
than p. nu: i'lisrlcs Cb from. suwrlnirnticnt:
Arthur ll. ifhlttein. assistant: Miss Evelyn Mc-
Allister organist. Prom-hing at 4 o'clock by
row. a. h. i'onii.
Hrumowoon ileum (‘Im 1.. lily avenue.
ilonlb Norwnlk. Huntley Ho ool. mill n. ma
evening service. on n. in.
slain-n Normans Lem-runs Rome 87 illumi-
nut street. Gannon Htinday school at lllzlll a.
rib: iii-mum services at am p. in.. by pastor
U. A. llronkmcinr: Entrust: Hauvwn at until
1). iii.
UlelillltlATlONM- Mission. I'lprlngwnotl
Union Chanel. Ely avenue. .lan f’utro, pastor
ilnauarinn services. Hands . at 10.3) a. in. an:
it p. no; Thursday at in!) o'c oak.
Mr. Pam/s Mission. Vutt'Iiamlt and liaison
avcliues. i-Jast orwaik. Hominy «Irwin-mp.
m-‘M'l preaching at but phm. Fri-s eltllnus
ant .
a cordial welcomo to a
ileum-nu iivasosmsoun Hr. Par-midf-
smsns. instant). Anita. urand my is i.
u stalfis. \V‘nshln ton street hr duo. South
orwai . I'redlut. lldllamabonntansschule.
film as. All» lluiltartlw wlhliommeu.
Anvnsrllnamus. VaaZandt avenue its»
Nnrwnlk. Preaching, will is. imaged lull
ni.:i~iundny animal l in. loan pic‘s m
Teen .. pastor.
Inn ozlll nun (loans 1".
premium but“?
is a .
99 e
(.‘MNMiv 1“qu first
3,? mar Wail an ohm “mega
. ll. marlin. pasture not. H a
arm n. on: young people‘s meet an. unborn.
‘rescbi hull mono s so at
malwglgimmuat timers-sh s
mu i. in. Celebration of lllu anniversary of
l. nu: \onnn l’mplu‘s Hosiery of (‘iirlstinn .
.l‘dl‘”ti..liiif’”h‘:i lawn; “m “t .
250; Fancy Conn
Leading Grocer, 33 Washingto
‘ Si'iil sum
i‘orterhousn Steak ..........................
Sirlulnr‘ili ... ..... ‘ V . I
Round lib-ale“
Hboulila-r Steak...
ijrlrlitr lilb Ronni...
itlghtli Rib lionrl
Pork Loins .........
l’ork i‘hopa ......
l'ork Sausage .. .
Frcsli Raina ..........
Free | Shoulder
Salt Pork .....
Sugar cured II . ..
Lamb t‘lions ......
PEOPLE’S. MIRKET. FREE
13 North Main st., . . Norwalk.
in bandamrk iromtbe original ntgativc. This
A new
open for
(
Ladiesv Oak Desk, $5, Si). .7,
Large line Couches. Lounges,
Foot Rests, White. l‘hamber Sui
rL- (lak (‘liainber Suits, Book Cases
2'5 Cents Will "try is Wife
or inotln-ro bottle of Dr. Hand's Colic
Cure at any tlf'IIL', store. Mrs. S. W.
Merrill. of Fairilalo, N. Y.. says: "Dr.
Hand's (folio l‘un- is far inadvnnce of
any remedy of the kind I or: r used. It
wil quiet baby when oil“ is screaming
with pain.“ .\.~l.- some mother who has
used this mmulynlmot it. \Viwnyour
baby is cross and frotful \\‘llll!.’ teething
apply l‘r. llainl's 'l'wtliim: Lotion to llli'
gums. Sold by all «Imagine, ’25 cents.
For i‘ln-uumlmn I have found nothing
(mural in i'luuuluvrlnin‘s I’ain linlm. it
i‘i‘lll‘VlH llli‘ gum as soon aisuppliul. .l.
W. Yv ling. Win-at Liberty, W. Va. The
prompt hlivl’ it :Itfnrdsis nluno worth
many tiuh‘s the cost, 50 cents. Its con-
tinued use will client a permanent cure.
for solo by II. C. Stillson, druggist.
Ill I‘ll}.
IIUY'I‘. In ibis i-lly. at the reside-non of his
mm iii-law. F. l.. liyxbea. Ward Hoyt. in
tho (‘lgllilt‘lll war of his flflt’. Biff Funeral
of 2 p- m . Honduras! I‘lmtAvcnuo ME.
c- mrc l.
Taylor a Golden.
IleaIEsialeandlnsurancs
WAR HINGTON STREET.
Persons looking fora lot or house and lot.
with the view 0 pnrclumlngmro invited to
call and examine our list. “0 have them for
sale in evrry part of the city at rewinablv
prices and on mv tonne. sum
’wan's'iiis‘. "
. WOMAN who will take illrce chlldrrn to
1 board. (fall at the allied of Selortumn
Tahnaduo Baker. 1 H at
I)Rll1iii-l.\iAKIN(iby the flay. Terms. 8le
Call between 7 and it in the evening.
Mrs“ Martinez, 24 iiavllaiul sires-t, rlouih Nor-
wul . ru'lillm
' 1‘0 LET.
T0..'.'l Ann street first tloor; rent Ill) er
1‘ moat I. l.. lI.Dn(:KIH. agent. Washing:-
ton “mobility. an ill.
110 '46 near Elm llroro Hinrt‘. 7 i'mnw.
Illl: house. '3“ [my street. llil: bruise. Ely‘s
Nevis. kimono. corner 1hr isnd'l'oiles street.
lower t nor; moms to let. on ollrs street: lower
art oiliousu on Marshall street. Innnlrs of
.mm H. Krupp, t1: West street. iii if
itillllli apartment. first llm-r front. over
Illsl'n‘a one More. strm and Corbett
buildings. til Washington street; rent Slum.
inquire. office (lid V all (‘lgnr contrary. Kl
“ashlagtnn sire-cl. an‘ if
‘iiilhi December but. lower half of house
NoJllMomlow a reel. 6 rooms. Inquire
fin. flannnur, its est avenue. or on the
premises. n21 ti
1)“?! of lam-r house. Woodward avenue.
rent it: part of house corner Heath Main
streetund anfnrd piece. ’l'l‘lll. 9": port of
humour house. flan ortll‘iacn,lcitl.$ii. An-
piy to it‘. A. Wooowsan.
up: to from; In mailing-fit; Ilium;-
w super new in , o e slit
. 0.0. 'I‘. For ’paitlcildars m nlre of it. l-l
town.“ hisstoroon Booth nln sir-mt. or
some l‘. Hearse. City National flank. amt
fi‘hfdbbbu a on W lsrstmt. Andy;
5 H.F.Klltwp.g a I if
M
FIN! SALE. '
A ’l’ihi‘l'li‘ll... “a...
A {tetanus water motor. which wlll Mm”
‘ in}. "A I i}. r";
M ."erma. it's“:
son for want of use. Apply at this
lie return (m
"" children ryior
warm
................................. ......,,l:’
E. a. W‘ADfiMéTProprletor,
ouwsnv.
[Telephone call, 52-3. | Satisfaction guaranteed. l Telephone call, 5-7-3
Special for the Holidays.
PORTRAITS iN
.CRAYIIN. PASTELLE, WATER CIlLllR MID SEPIA.
We are at the head of .
pull the wool over -
We quote you the following prices which we strictly adhere to:
Jones’ Flour no inferior substitute), 60c ha 84.65 bbleuc-
cesaIl‘lour, 60¢: a .34.65bb1.;‘7 lbs. on Meaf’m; 41ba.’moe,
Corn, 10c, 124a and 150 can- 3 lbs. Extra Large
California Prunes 25c; 320 ouws of Havem’e er & Elde F'
Granulated Sugar: for $1.00; Fine Butter, 28c lb? r the
We will sell you as cheap and give you better satisfaction'thau
an store in town. Save the worry and disappointment of not
go ting what you pay for, by leaving your order with
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR,
11 Street. Telephone Call 13-2
HER DROP.
PEOPLE'S MARKET
21 Wall at” Norwflk
superior grade of work cannot be made from
latrines, but rnnél be done from the original negative only, thereby preserving: all the fine qual-
lll‘ 0f the “mo, and prelim-lag in the finished picture velvety Eul'int‘ss and richncssof tone and
du'nilt A llnwexbibitlon of this beautiful work may now be seen at Studio.
——Fi.\'E I’l(_"l‘IV'IlI‘I FIIAIIIFIH IN IVORY AND HOLD-
llne of
mmARTISTIC PHOTDHIIAI‘IIS IN I'I..\TI.\'0TYI‘ES——
inspect Ivan.
—-————«.——-——
E. M. .lllCliSllN. PHIITIIGRAPHER. 53
'ril? SI. llilRi‘lllii.
H & SllIlS
llferllig inducements ioPurchasers
lb”
FURNITURE.
At their flare Rooms 46 and 48 Main St, Roiwalk.
$1M; Fancy Rocker. saw to $10;
Easels, Hassocks, liat Racks,
ts complete. Also a large line
. (limitations, lint Racks.
gufrrfurnmsnls,
OPERA HDU8E, uonwri’r.‘
Monday. Dec. llth.
WALTER SANFORD'S
Elaborate i’xi duvilnn of the Hit-rim: Success.
A Flag of Truce.
Written by Wm. Hayunrili. A companion
phyfnlde glorious Xavnl liralna. "Tbi- I'In
‘ sign."
A. Hamlin; l'liilm- of Stage Realism.
Ii MIMMUTII SIDNE QUARRY,
Operated by a Ti'fillil‘i l 'n \b ul‘HklllvillJuarrY-
llll‘ll. lirnuitwl-‘imlt Han-l l-ivam Drills.
liorln: their any tbruuuh blinks of
rulill iiranito. An urinal lilas'.
Hilllilll’l‘lliz ton- of rnami i‘ui‘k. A
inaulw lli rrlclt'. hoisting murderous boul-
lit'i‘fl.'r\ill Ilvwlwl'sl‘ tamer originw, \Hll'ltlfllf
‘ llm umriilnrry.
brniuiu wit-at ”ream-3's ill-m: slurp. Nur-
walh,:uul t‘nok‘r drag Hiiif'r', h’ iliili Nurwalli.
il'.’
BRAND llllNllERI,
MUSIC HALL,
Tuesday.Dec. l 2393
TheBlack PaniConceriCo.
iiiidcr llli‘ nltspll on of
The First Methodist Episcopal Church,
The norm-any rout-lets of the foilMVInn artiste:
Madame Bisssrstta Jones.
“tilll'l’ lvlnmn MI"III.AI‘I( I'ATTI." lbn YEM-
cat nlnwr of her ram-.fianil tirnfii-clcbratetr
\‘fMlNA NIB‘I'I'JBH.
MIN-l l.ll.\‘ VllleA; Vloiiulsi' Miilll liMMA
VllleAA’lnllillel; sues NINA VILONA.
l'lunlst (graduates from the conservatory
at l’erllnl.
Mill-l DELLA ’i‘llllhll'dllN. “om: Milli limita-
tllmlnl little of Illilllllill.
’I‘lf‘lfl‘zl‘fl “MCI-1ft"!!! AND $1.00.
(Ilium alumni of l'lnnm‘r. Norwulk. and
f‘lnlaml'n, Hnnlli Nnriwllt. at noon on mild”
ill
Dcco-mlwr H. I
MUSIC HALL—r
"N l} Nlllli'l' ONLY.
Saturday. Dec. 9th.
George llixon
Charm ion Feather-mini? of the world, and a
«run
lsulovllleandipsolaltytonpsny.
loan will meet all miners in his class. and
w it inrfi-li with any man be ones not out-
lntlnfonr rounds. Heats on an r. at I'll“!-
l'e.itmitli Norwallt. and lllsiue‘. Nora-lit.
«Ii
user or narrates
Itemsininu oer-alien on a! the followtagm
oillces for the week sndlnw llm. 9. tut. my.
me calilnn for any of these letters will please
say they are advertised:
inhibit
Norwalk Chronicler