_ first run rnsar er
liliil‘llilh’s ssrosrsss
fie Verena They see and leer
"herons. loath servers and
n Darla. their Diurnal Journey-
de Dawn lawn.
, incident has appointed lire. Jen-
' poetmistrsss at Weston.
‘ . Oatsrbsnks. of Norwalk. has
a Bridgeport business college.
{mammalian Hoyt.“ Arch
"aedl'ranklin avenue. is being re-
daughter was born on the 10th inst.,
s Ind In. Albert Bstley, of 1 Bon-
treat.
Canon has started a fruit route in
her). It will be in charge of his
A. 0. Cohen.
freight tiaillo over the Danbury
. . of the Consolidated road is on
heavy at present.
.U’se periodical tickets on all cash re
‘ purchases. Premium are guaranteed.
Rev. C. I! Selleok, of Norwalk, will,
.is expected, ofilciste at St. James’
... h. Danbury, next Sunday.
The Junior Endeavor Society, of the
hr alkCongregational church,will meet
Glitchepel tomorrow afternoon.
firs. Helen Holmes ismakinga fine
day of new novelties at her new mil-
- _ y parlors in Hoyt’s Theatre build.
fire. A. L. Seymour and family hate
-.. irom West avenue, South Nor-
alk, to apartments on Chestnut street,
orwalk.
The Danbury News says James C.
we, of South Norwalk. is prominently
utioned in connection with a position
i the stat! of Governor Collin.
v—lirs. Helen Holmes received a large
voice of millinery novelties, today.
Slim. emcee... .ol....the. Hill. or nausea,
. .. her company are: President, Ecr-
' L. Hubbell; vice president and score
. James F. Hall; treasurer Arthur B.
ml
The Grifiln-Wadhams case has been
Y »- (led by the Superior Court in favor of
. plaintiff. The judgment and costs
.. untto nearly $480. llr. Wadhams
ll appeal.
Oscar Saunders, of South Norwalk,
.» lna critical condition at the Nor-
~ ik Hospital, where he underwent an
e » tion. There is but very little hope
his recovery.
Peat moss. the great German bedding
r horses, by reason of its great absorb-
g qualities, obviates all stable odor. It
for sale by Raymsnd Brothers, the im-
. 'ng agents.
-Cotfee with pure cream, 5c. acup
the Depot Rig tuarant.
CAINOJ, of the United States Fish
_ .. Minion, arrived in South Norwalk.
terday afternoon. and will remain
: some time. The car contains iry
latest the streams in this vicinity.
Go to the Norwslk Opera House on
somber 21st to hear the boy choir.
. . Jennie K. Nash has charge of the
. in. Barry M. Peckham. elo.
ficnlst, from New York, will put you
good spirits.
' heball of Palestine (Julie, A. 0. K.
C , given last Thursday night, in Ar-
~ Ball, netted $11.40, which the com-
ittes will turn over to the treasurer or
hospital fund, for the benefit of
lch the ball was given. ‘
mAre you using periodical tickets? if
. why not? ,- __
While blasting rocks on the property of
Strobell, Roton Hill, a day or two
. . Robert Powers, who had the work
charge. put in a heavy charge of dynav
in. and the explosion knocked over an
thuilding and threw it some distance,
- doing other damage.
- J. Wsdhams, of the People's Mar-
has inaugurated a new departure.
‘y people who prefer to carry their
1 leshotns,feeltho injustice of pay-
: theprlcs necessary “lower the limit
"delivery. Toellsuch lir. Wadhams
‘ hereafter make special prices on
a letter to Joseph Whitney, 0! Now
I". E. Williams, who mentiy
~ with his family teat. Albsns, Va,
‘ Norwallrnsports good health and
;_ thsciiinste there was at that writ-
qnlte balmy. and thit no snow had
7 , Hr. Williams Is conducting a
dairy with his isthsr-in-Iaw.
entertainment giren by “Soto
. ,” the wizard, under the auspices
“Young People’s society of the
.. Congregational church, was
attended. His Hindus and Japan»
. Welsflrlllsdthesudisnce. "Soto
. lsthestage name of Charles
in. of Norwsik, who is becoming an
'atalsightoihaud.
A very ales line “blankets. robes
:m NI. TAM Wright’s.
», scammed». anus.
Wmafhthersflltr‘l'huedaym
is; nearing.
--Swies chessem. lb.. at Drmhsr's.
Bee. 3. B. Poad,reotor. oi St. Paul’s
church. leit Norwalh ior Bloomiagton,
ill., yesterday. to attend the funeral at
lire. Elisabeth it. Phelps, whose death
was announced in yesterday’s Burma.
Governor Morris yesterday appointed
John L. limbouse, 0! Bridgeport, a
mounting ciiiosr oi the Connecticut
Humane society (or two years. irorn
November 14, 1804
--l"ried esca llope“ at Depot Restaurant
The Ancient Order oi Hibernian. of
South Norwsik, attended St. Mary's
Fair in a body, last night.
lira. Edwin Adams, of Norwals, is a
guest of friends in New York.
Henry R. Fitch has the contract for
putting a new gable and shingle roof on
ex-liayor Edwin Wilcox’s residence on
Washington street.
The damage to the residence oi John
Jervis, on Main stoeet, Norwalk, caused
by the recent fire, is being repaired.
The damage will be between $100 and
3125
St Paul‘s Chapter, of the Brotherhood
of St. Andrew, will meet tonight to
listen to the ,l’eports of the delegates sent
to the recent convention at Washington.
—Oysters at Depot Restaurant.
The barge “Wasp" is being discharged
of a cargo of 1,000 tons of coal by John
H. Ferris, for the Norwalk Gas Light
company, at Wilson Point.
A daughter was born yesterday to Mr,
and Mia. Henry Warm, Cove street.
—Geta book of periodical tickets at
Francisd: 00’s., use. them at once and
secure a_ premium for a Christmas pres-
ent.
Profesor Weeden'e new hymn book,
“The Peacemaker,” isou sale at H. E.
Mail's winner: store end at. the
First Methodist Episcopal church.
--Read our ad. People’s market.
The weekly meeting of the W. C. T. U.
will be held at the home of Mrs. T. A.
Durand, 28 North Main street, Friday
a'tcrnoon at 3 o’clock. A large atten-
dance is desired.
Sherilf elect Sidney E. HawIey gave a
reception and lunch at his home in
B 'ookfleld last night, to which be bad it -
vited all of his townspeople and as man y
outside his town as he had been able to
see.
——-Horss blankets, 700. up, lilchrnsy s
Donovan’s block.
The Y. P. S. C. E. will have charge 0!
the prayer meeting at the Norwalk Cori~
gragational church, tonight. The subject
will be “Biblical Examples of Trium-'
phant Faith.“ Charles Curtis will lead
the meeting.
It is proposed to erect in Seaside Park,
Bridgeport, a memorial tablet to the late
William H. Noble, of the Seventeenth
Connecticut Volunteers. The regiment
rendezvcueed at Seaside Park before
starting for the south.
~Please bring your tickets to bakery
and depot restaurant and see if you have
the number now drawn. I". A. Lane.
The terms of County Commissioners
Rowland and Houlihan will expire on
July lot, 1895. Already there are sever-
al candidates for the position. It is sazd
that the new board will find it difficult
to secure a Republican lawyer to succeed
Prosecuting Attorney Honnecker, and
look after their business here.
The regular meeting of Iloulse Lodge,
Daughters oi Herman, will be held to
night in Germanic Hall. It will be inl-
lowsd by the celebration of the sixth an-
niversary of the order. The members of
Humboldt Lodge, Sons of Herman, and
several sister lodges from surrounding
lawns, have been invited to aim.
Heine's orchestra will provide music for
dancing, and a supper will be served.
The four hunters who went to Bradford
N. 36., yesterday, after game, returned
home. lestuight, with one bird splere.
They had a large number of exciting ad.
rsntures.und have been busy relating.
them today. One of the favorites
is that they became stock
in a swamp. the water of
which was about four feet and the mud
twenty-four feet deep. They were
obliged to remain there so long that tits
largest and plumpest birds. as usual, got
away irom them.
The Young Woman'- Christian Tem-
perance union will hold a business meet-
ing er the home oi the secretary. ll”!
Washington street, Friday evening. The
semi-annual business meeting, which
should have been held October 13, has,
been postponed until this meeting. its»
parts for the six months ending October
13, are to be given by snperinteedsntr of
departments. first; number is asked
to state an ellort to be present, as other
mattered importaaeesrstobsdmeiesd.
ran crooner
King. $2.75 bbl.
Thedlilerent committees interested in
the Y. I C. A. entertainment will meet
at the association parlors, Friday night,
topsrisct arrangements for the enter-
tainment to beheld early in December.
Alargesaie arrived from the south,
yesterday, for James H. Stevens, who
conducts the paint and oil store on
Washington street.
. Coniectiooer Frederick Howl received
a large invoice of flour, this morning.
Chief of Police Bradley is taken a day
oil today. Olllcrr florehouaeis on duty.
' —'l'o let—A pleasant fumished room,
with heat, bath, etc., 8 Cracent Terrace.
Theodore, the shoe man, is always in-
troducing some novelty to attract the at-
tention of people to his line display of
foot wear. He now has on exhibition in
one of the windows of his Washington
street store, a monstrosity known as a
sea elephant.
At the revival services at 13er River,
last night, several rose for prayers. Tu-
night a consecration meeting will be
held.
The Gounod Quartette issued invite.
time, today, fora reception to be held
at the residence of D. E. Disbrow, 86
Wat avenue, Tuesday evening, the 27th
inst.
—Delicatsssen. at Drescher’s.
Justice R. M. Rose lined Richard Kev»
nagh 31 and costs, this morning, for
drunksnnem, and he was senttojsil.
George Wilkinson was sentenced to
thirty days in jail by Justice liens, yes-
terds'y arms...
~Scuth Norwalk Athletic club's recep'
tion postponed to Friday night,Nov. 23rd.
in the case of Joseph A. Gray egaimt
Frederick Storges, for .197 attorney's
fees. the judge has allowed Mr. Gray a
judgment Jr‘rzo and costs.
The hearing regarding the plans of the
U msolidated Railroad company through
South Norwalk,will be held in the depot,
Thursday morning, the 22:"! lost , at
10:45 o'clock.
--Mester Frank M. Foulick. the well—
, known mandolin soloist, oi Bridgrport.
who has been studying under some of the
best known teachers, both in this city
and also in New York, accepts engage-
ments for musicales, receptions, enter.
tainmenls, etc. Also teacher of the
mandolin.
At the Norwaik hospital, this morning.
an operation for necrosis was per! pruned
upon John Lee, a little boy iron) the Bull
Run district. The rlpirulion was per»
formed by Dr. S. H. Huntington, assist.
ed by Dr. L. M. Alli-u. The hospital
stall oi physicians, consisting of Doctors
Burke, Tracey, Gregory. Hitchcock and
Baker, were all present. The patient ts
doing nicely.
~Lemb chops and legs l2c at breach: r's
Whitsbn Brothers’ big sloop ”Libbie
H ." is in wrt with a cargo of the la:-
gest cabbages ever in this In. rket.
South Norwalk Lodge, No. 3904,
Knights of Honor, initiated four candi-
dates, last night, and received applicao
tiona from several tubers, which will to
acted upon the next meeting night,
Wednesday, the 28th lost, it having been
decided to nereaitcr hold the meetings on
Wednesday night. At the close of the
meeting refreshments were served by
Caterer hickwood, and Immensely en—
joyed by all.
The Arien Singing society will give an
invitation sociable in their lull, Thanks-
giving night, Ihe 29th.
«Send your orders [or hicks, papers.
magazines, etc. , to H. D.Srmth,Norwalk,
who will give them prodipt attention.
Willi'l'l’iili'l'.
Frederic Bronson and family leit their
elegant summer midrnrs, Verna Farm,
on Greenfield Hill, Monday morning for
their winter mideoos in New You-
llr.BrcneoatooI alongacarioad of
baggage. A large numhzrcf his horses
were shipped lastflonrlay night by the
steamer Nutmeg State, as were also a
numbers! his handsome carriages and
other vehicles. div. and lira. Bronson
will return to their summer residence
neat lay.
Chitin!!! Pulse.
III. Frank Clerks II“ MOM "will I
visit to Westllsld. flats.
Washington Lodge. 1. o. (i. 1' , will
hold s sociable at the residence of Frank
Gum. Pride: rial-t
As sojoyehlesociabls ml nailing bee
was held at the (hasterry Plains chapel,
last eight, under the auspices of the
.l..APPL .
am) sinner assonrunnr is run om.
. ' Baker. $2.25 bbi.
‘Ciliyflowcr. $2.75'bbi. Baldwin. $2. bbl.
King'Plnpln. $2.75 bbl Greening. $2 bbl.
Seek-no-furth’era. Steel and Black lpplas-
F. D LAWTON & Cu.
22 south Main Street.
m a Double lea-la...
it was on a certain eastbound streetcar
that a young man eat, looking “stuck on
his form." He was very young indeed,
and when a pretty dainssl, with a solid
looking vallsc, entered the car and occu-
pied all the sent in front of him he en-
deavored to win from her a smile. I’msv
cntly she rang the bull and picked up her
saline. The very young man instantly
jumped up and bowed.
“Mnyl carry that vallsc of! for you?”
he said Wlnaomcly.
“You needn't twuhlo.” she replied.
"There's nothing In it."
With that she got oil, and tho passen-
gers laughed, as if she had really meant
welcome him of lnrccnous intentions.—
Isouleville Courier-Journal.
Pretty old.
Linton, in Down, is claimed to be one
of the healthiest places in England. Ro-
cnntlyavisltor been" to talk to an old
man there and asked him his age, whom
upon he said, "I am just over 70. "
“Well," said the visitor, “you look as
if you lmd got is good many years to live
yet. At what age did your father die?”
”Father ducal?" said the man, looking
surprised. ' leu-r isn’t dead. lie’s up
stairs putting grandfather to bed. "—Tlt-
Bits.
[Ind Eyes and te’aw Not.
Pair Visitor->70 you have really do-
cided not to sell your house?
I’air Host—Yrs.
the matter in the hands of a real estate
agent. After reading his lovely advgr-
tisemcnt of our property neither John nor
myself could think oi parting with such
a wonderful and perfect homo—New
York Herald.
A Slight Mistake.
Gent—How came you to put your hand
in my pocket?
Pickmckot—Beg your pardon. lam so
absentmlndod. i had once a pair of tron:
lets just like those you are wearing.—
Bella‘s.
So Royal Baal.
”Yoh kniu't lenl) no footprints in de
sun's ob time." said .L’ncle Eben, “of you
goes fmugh life wif yoh kyahpct slippahs
on. Yoh‘s gutter tramp roun wlf hob-
nailed shoes. "—Wnshington Star.
III‘h.
Florence~liolun says M r. Sinallcasb
loves the very ground she walks on.
liarry—Jupilor' i guess so. It would
bring “Ilium any duy.~Chicugo Intcr
Der-an.
' item! are
WARRANIED!‘ ~
WE HAVE A LARGE ASSORTMENI‘
OF--
RUBBER
WATER OOTTlES
m—mu.
Fountain Syringes
'.-:-.' PRICES FROM ' ~:-.'
756. to $3.00
PLAISTED’S
BENZOIN OBEAM
MAKES A DELICH'I‘FUL TOILET
REQUTSITE. TRY IT. ONLY
250 per box.
ll.ll. Paisled,
43 Washington St.
Mwfifi‘ffimm its
mental-same,
South roman.
You see, we placed ‘
,, ..
”Wm—sliders» W W
' rummage» Ifs‘s'l. '
COMSTOCK BROS...
A WEEK OF SNOWS TORMS.
Such as we have just experienced, is a very strong reminder ct
what we will have to contend with for the next four or five
months. IT In”
HEAVY SOITS
WINTER OVEOCOITS.
WARM ULSTETTS, ‘
SOFT WOOL UNDERWEAR.
WOOLEli HOSIEBY.
'WliiTEH CAPS.
. OLOliES AliO MITTENS.
We pride ourselves on the large assortment of goods and
the diversity of prices. The man who has 86 or $8 for a suit or
Overcoat can be satisfied, as well as the one who wants to spend
820 or 825 for them.
Men's single and double breasted winter suits, $6.75. 8, 9. IO,
l2, and ii.
Men’s winter overcoats, $5.50, 6, 7.50. ii, iii, il, l2, I5 to 25.
Boy‘s single and double breasted suits, $4.50, 5, 6. 7, ll and ill.
Boy’s winter overstate, $150.4, 5. 5.50. 6, l and ii.
Ohildrsn’s suits. Swill. 2, 2.50, 3, 3-50, 4 and 5.
children s overcoats, 32, 2.50, 3.50. 4, 4.50 5 and 6.
REEFERS
*AND—
ULSTERS - - ~
ALL AGES AND SIZES.
Stores open evenings.
unturned.
COMSTOCK BROS.,
MiSOiilO BOIlOlliO. l4 SOUTH Milli STREET.
NORWllL SOUTH NORWllK.
lF You WANT
Fancy, New, Sweet, High Flavored, Gilt Edge Butter, made
fresh each week, call upon us at 300 1b. Get the fam-
ous Boss Cream Lunch Milk Biscuit and Choice
Soda Wafers. at 100 lb. New State Mar-
row Beans. Those flue “Osborn”
Cranberries, 2 ts.. 250.
Fancy New vap-
orated Ap~
ricots, 2 lbs., 25.
New Evaporated Bartlett
Pears and everything that you
would expect to find in a first class gro-
. cery store We have no sidewalk goods that have
wrthstood the dust and heat of summer, and frost and
slush of winter. If you eat well, you will feel well, and not well.
EAT THE BEST.
Chas. E. Seymour’s,
LEADlNG GROCER,
indistinct. l3-2. 33 liiSlllliGTllll STREET.
A NEW DEPARTURE.
‘ 1 “ii. realize l‘hat ah great many people who
n he re 0 pay nut s rice nwessar wearer
Prime lllb Roast, 10 to ll). y
mm »
Satistaction guaranteed or money
prefer to carry their bundles borne feel the
the cost of delivery. To all of these we quote:
Porterhouse Sloan, 16 to ill.
Sirloin Steak. lit to ill. lion: d Steal: l2
Shoulpahlimk. 5: {author Elli "i lilacs]: ((J‘ilired llama. lie.
0 in no u n.:.,. .am . ll :3
Pork Chops or assuage. lu. Fresh lialiiiia‘llail or lilb. I M
Fresh Shoulders. 9.
These prices are for locals wiiislly as good in quality as an link-her in town will offer and
are for «ssh only. without delivery. We shall nominee in hyanille the best ninllty of'CIty
Dressed Meats. nu ‘crlor to an thin oileredh in hit at . -
or a. Resets-Oddly. y g y a y x y. prices “insistent with the quality
HE PEOPLE’S MARKET,
E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor.
ill North Main st... tic. Non-walk. in Wall st., Norwalh
Telephone can. lid-ii. t«tutti-famine plummeted w. Telephone nail new.
OVERCOATS!
The season is now at hand when an overcoat is a necessity. Our line of these
very nenmnry garments carpenter anything we have heretofore atwmpted to dis-
play. Our prions are moderate and within the reach of all. it would be diiilcult
indeed to name any one price and make it as slender. They are all leaders. '1'
load any other cost sold elsewhere at the same price. The trimmings and work-
manship are all that could be desired b the most fastidious dresser. Do you in-
tenr’. buyln an over lit this winter? lave you a minute to spare? Then step in
and you an laiiirm or statements.
on YES!
W-r~i-g-h-t-’e H-eua-int-
ONOEITWEAIT. ‘
Fleece Lined, .939.
WHEN DO YOU CLOSE? ill) 001008 EVERY EVENING.
DAVIS,
The Tailor. titular. lflellsr and Fumisher;
m WWW Mm will
Norwalk Chronicler