-——-———'
M and Jobs 1»th are
k” as and” on the not»
ltsilway sompsny’s‘liss.
one” have leased the-ear
Ly'mtporthssahsndonedtheprojectof
‘ .. afreshsd in iforwslb
“Wummnnt
Willem Weed and familypf-Norwslh,
, removed to New Canaan. llr. Weed
. ed by Pancber & Co.
Inseam. oiSonth lierwslk,
amigo-unto: oi the
Ossssu W. says he will
lsdey in the twenty-Iva or one
lilsrosdrseewh'ehtshesplsee
law Jassy. sent Spring, or any
‘ nadmudwtuwssrrbiswheel
lssisy'sthathsesnbesthim. 3
«grant: W. cm and In. airline's
v‘ ,whoptooured smurispltsssss
The-Clerk Swish. yesterday morn-
‘y. weremsrrisdsttbspssmsspofthe
Baptfitehurchhbyfler F 2.
w
-uhn's wonderful Inmtion, the
I I» .onexhibitionat'tomlisscn’s.
Tho-es I. Raymond. superintendent
the first letbodiet Sunday school
" lssdths Epwortb mating in that
Sunday sightat ‘6 o’clock; sub-
‘ChristianBthies."
i
l ”themrmioeermutmiiythst
3- Summer. is a pest advertfiing
. linspeciaicandysslss,erery
3- y.ststhstslhoiths lows, and
3 receipts increase every week. lie
3.». thithetdetodsyshali hes
I » breaker.
3 “Mummiegsum-
3 » young wan. yesterday alternooo
3 .- Itbestatiouerysnd-newabusi.
; eondsctedbyntlsnc. Betta. at 48
3 nlmandwiilloeate in Norwalk.
‘3‘ mtosdd my new features
3 thestorasndinereseethe business.
; lskouisaformerraidentofSouth
,whsrehsspenthb boyhood
' udlsterwse true of the firm of
i 800. of Sta-lord. who are
3 IIsmmslinooibuiosts.
—-(hstersstDsputRe_stsurant
' hematiorltenediettCoJ prize
”led," closes as noon next Ion-
.- Thstitnetor susminxonthe
cftheoutiitis therefor-limited.
‘ 'swsofalocal Character will be
ontheseventhpspof’lttz 8s:-
3,3. W_ W
'0'. III Ill. 0. 8. Bertram. of High
Iorwait. are a family dinner
I. ,Wrisgday.» their home
“WWI. Seatedatthe
wm-mmcuuu-Jtu
m.lra.w.fl.8codetd.lss
.ssdlrs0ssvp Bartram. Ir. and
“rename-mum
and latter lasiord Bertram, of
vslraA.B. Frye-ed Ii.
tWrdMYm.
al.44- «. w»... W
Dallbmbseudeiagsoms
“outtake-Waste
”sitar dart. For a low.
isles-e mum. no
penguin-Hugh ralsrths ’
funds.
re.
bellhsld
asdwfiesasyiawcompeymof
m
Ila. Iary Moi Brides avenue,
isswlodylll.
The-seddsotiosotcaewsofboug-
mmmuubruttosirht.
at line, will give a snow supper in
flatbrls’sllslhnsst Wednesday evening.
fmihsltsnsdtofthe Sabbath school of
thstplaes.
—-l'isssshrin¢ your tickets rob-hay
and depotrestsurantand see if you have
the number now drawn. F. A. lens.
, Zx-layor and Its. W. 3. Reed had a
LT. Parsosssnd lies lsry Sheridan,
offitstenltlsnd, werepmaent,and pass-
sdaplesssntdsy.
An announcement it made, today. in
the perioiiosi ticket system will be con~
tinned for anther year." A list of the
businem houses who are carryins on this
plan is also given. A perusal of the adv
vertisemsst will impart information of
value to Ill.‘
Youshouldnotfailto‘otothe hazar.
sale andhot tsrhey supper under aus-
piessofthskdimof theBouthllorwsll
Baptist church. Decent" 10. ii and
12. in Harvey’s block. North lain
"not. You will find nurses' aprons,
doilsandlote of “Ill and fancy arti-
cim. Gsandgst some ofths chowder
madeby lit-layer William B. Read.
—lfyon have slsix'lu that you want
repaired and repainted coil or send
postal card to Luther Wright, and he
will do it to please you.
There was a pleasant family gathering
at E A Oviatt’s. in Hillard, on Thanks-
giving day. Beside E. C. Oviatt and
wife, of Clevelsnd. Ir. Oriatt' s son and
family, of South Norwalh, were present.
l hsuncey Flatt, of Norwalh, who wtll
represent the Norwslh Peinters' Union
at the convention in Cleveland, left town
lest night for Bridgeport, where he join-
ed the Connecticut delegation. and this
morning stnrted for Ohio.
-Gorns, bunions, ingrowing naile.
ehilblains removed without pain next
Sunday, sthcnth lain street, South
Norwalh. by the New York loot surgeon.
Dr. J. P. Thomas. betwm 10 a. m. and
i p. or.
W. I. Raymond, of Henry street. who
has been sick for some time, is now con-
fined tohis bed.
A twelve pound daughter was born
this morning to Air. and Mrs. Thomas
lcOutre, 113 Water street.
The monthly meeting of the South
Norwalh Fire Police will he held Monday
night, at which time arrangements will
he, made for a ball to he given in a few
weeks
The West nvenue football team heat
the Wmtport avenue eleven. yesterday,
by a score of 4 to 0.
—Bdieou's wonderful invention. the
Kinetoseopepn exhibition stTomltmon's.
A large derrick-like contrivance was
erected. yentsrdey. near the rear of the
station of the Norwalh and South Nor-
walh Electric Light company. it will
housed in raising the mammoth smote—
st-Ich toits position in connection with
the new boiler remind at the station a
few days ago.
Company D has extended an invitation
_ to Compuy K.ol Bridgeport. to attend
the iormer'a hall at theNorwalk Armory,
on the 10th inst;
Dinner Hyatt. the seven-year-old son of
Jesus ll. Hyatt. of 0 Woodward avenue,
wet pinyin; with other boys at his home.
Thanksgiving day. when he was soci-
dsataiiy plead down the cellar stairs.
Ills loss and ohsehwerabadiycutsnd
on eye we: blackened eothatltlsltn-
prmihie for him to see out of it.
Look hsppio was dead ti and costs by
Justice Ills. yesterday alteration. torso
mettle; his mamas-nu.
Weight“ Kssisr. of New Can-
aas.drovs his bay pacer to liorwalh.
wherebeststdrtberiteslormndhsfors
tbsyputedtheyhsdtrededbones.
Inseam,“ Weston. was tales
withslt.ywterday sitersocn,aud sow
liesstthspolstofdssth. flotsam
wetland-ascend. 7
Mopheasrdmtlltah. emanated
bye lane was at trinity
Miser“ Hesetlvwsdstwy
“mat-cum Idem-
tissquahis‘prtiealarly oi the new
watewssythelsdisss
mmmemwm
aphid-rm“ he lets lea.
Chew-trans. ‘lhsnsttwei
. muons.
fishdissdthslP.dbnrch.st8ll-'
(Over F. Ilesd'a Confectionery.)
ll. D Smtth advertising space, that "
2' pm
drape l'tslt to each. liietory lieu. toe qt.
lie-Ii lists. its lb. 'wliltfl layer.) too I».
m Wuhan, 150 Ill. (lb sly, 156.
W Spatial hints. Sent lattices.
no LAWTON & co.
22 South Main Street-
iliKSiN’S mercuric swam ’
liavlsubssuthoroughly refurnished. is now open for inspection, displaying an
entirely new line at
PHOTOGRAPHS. WATER COLORS AND SEPIAS
The work from this studio has gained a wide-spread reputation for its
Style. Finish and Permanence
Our aim is to suit our patrons and to furnish to them the finest productions of
the Photographic Art. ALL WORK GUARANTEED. Electric cars plus the door.
hfowchG.A.B..wllihshsidat . .
E. Ill. Jackson. Photographer.
5:! Wall Street. Norwsik. ('ottn.
.... *. ~-.. __
Derivation ”of “Grass Widow. "
The phrase “grass widow " or rather
“(rm widow." (or the ilrst has no icon
«lotion in feet sod is simply n borbsrism.
or fungus. which has attached itself to the
English language—“grace widow” is a
term for one who becomes s widow by
grit-to or lover. not of necessity, us by
dentin. and originated in the earlier uses
of Europe-an titillzutinn. when divorces
were granted but seldom and wholly by
uuthority of till i ‘utholic church.
Winn such dean-e was granted to u
woman. the papal rt-script stated "viducu
do gratin," whit-ll, interpreted. is "widow
of grow." in thelnw of the French it
would rem) "votive de grew," which. in
England. gives “widow of grace." or
"grswwidowfl’ “relive" being trnnoleted
us "widow." in this novelnnd exceeding
iy interesting paper Judge Turpin nleo
makes nunin public two itupnrtnntvhistor-
icnl forte—that the. whole system of low
in relation to marriage nntl divorce origi
noted in the Roman church. and thot
French true the ull‘tciol longunue and court
vernacular not only in, England. but ol
western Europe. during this period at cc
cleslttsticul ascendancy. — lndittnspnlis
News.
The annual meeting of the South
Norwalk fire department will be held in
the parlors of Old Well Hook sud Ladder
cctnpsz, next Friday night.
E. O, Smith. of, the iirm of Smith a
Taylor, oi Peterson. N. J., is spending a
few days in South Norwellt, the guest of
his mother and sister, of Lexington ave~
nus. An extension is being built to the
duo's manufacturing department, and
Mr. Taylor is here to purchase fixtures
and stock. He will also go to Dsnboty.
Norwslh Lodge, 0. U. 0 0. l“ . will
move to the hall in 8wsrtz&Ccrlett’s
block, from 102 Washington street.
-—'l'nrheys 12c. lb. st Drescher's.
About illty men are at work for the
railroad company It the old Dinbury
dock. filling in and rotating other
improvements. The material tor the
filling is taken from the grsnl pit st
”Wilson Point.
During the footbsli game at Norwslh
Park, Thursday afternoon. John lic-
Bhsrry, a young me, was token with s
lit at the southend of the iield. Some
of his friends .worhsd over him s few
minutes and restored him tohis normal
conditton. lie is eubj let to such parox-
ysms.
New York's Taste In Stilts.
A prominent sill: ttmnuiucturer. in con
venetian with n Juitrtml representative,
remarked that one ill 1th lament items oi
expense is the getting out ul samples
which often result in nothing. for no liv
ing human being can li‘” wlmt will tslte.
"Why." he cumin-ml. ‘not long ago i,
premml it batch of samples. a low ufwhlch
were so very lull that i thought they at
ltilv‘il would Ili‘\'l'l' do at it”, but when they
were shown in our New Yuri; homo they
were adopted tit Imm- ‘Nuw hero is some;
thing Inldwjuit tlw thing we want" was
the exclamation, Ami tin-st- colitis, to
The annual meeting of the Norwulk
Hospital association will beheld in the
rooms of the Norwnlk 'Lthrsry, Tuesday
. ,_ which i thought no one With any taste
evening..Decetnbt/r ‘f'h' ill. 8 Ouwk' '0‘ Miultl give a st‘ttllllll ultttwc. wrne the only
“39 deem)“ OHM" directors. ‘0 hour “’9 once onlvmi '-—-.-\nu~nr.m hilk Journal.
reports of the diderent committees. and
to transact such other business so may
be pertinent to {the ailsire of the
smocistion.
-.‘l. ll. Blackmail. the piano tum r.
will be at City Hotel. Tuesday.
Thieves have been operating exten-
sively in Cleveland. Ohio, for the past
two weeks. Last week thohmrtlmg
house of William Merritt, who m em
ployed by the Kenn a [low Mantlec-
luring company. was entered. and lie
was robbed 0! {.50 in tumey and some
other articles. Mr. Merritt to u Nir-
walker. formerly employed st the Look-
wood Msnuiucluring Company's works.
The but of the free Rteropttuou ' xlnhi-
tiooo to be “tree by F. M. Andrews.
during this winter. will be given tonight,
commencing at about 7 o'clock. on the
side of the building formerly mtt‘ilplrtl
by Booflsld & lloyt. next to the ofilce of
Solmsns‘ stable on West Washington
street. The exhibition for ton-gilt. is
entitled. "The Navy oi the World," and
will include all vessels whlch took port
in the international naval ponds in New
York harbor. April 27. 1893. The whole
will conclude with a magnificent seriee‘
oi six views. illustrating Blnngfellnw'g
"Wreck of the Hesperus. "
~Chichena lOc. lb. at llreechor‘s.
The auditors of the Norwolh Hospital
are in session at the Central National
book. this afrernnon.
The newly organized Hilla Hubhell
Lumber compsuy have dispensed with
ills services of six of their lumber hsod-
et‘s.
Additional moulders have been shop'3
ptd at Arnold's foundry this week. The
Norwalt Pottery Works are also very
busy: in fact, nearly every :facéory in
the Norwalhs. excepting a one of the hat
AMI
1.,lllit-ttl'lrt-i
BEHZHIN IIREAH.
m duesofhsrsonldwln. on mobile.
shops, are enjoying fair prosperity,
NEW CANAAN.
Its. Carrie Taylor, who was confined
in the asylum some tiara. but who has
been with her brother, 0. L. Defunct.
is Itantford. several weeks, attempted
suicide by drowning on 'l‘hoIinay.
Fresh Bests. who has been hamme-
master on the Branch several years. has
been promoted to conductor.
Themed Prank Rollo“ agsirst 0.
ll. Wood, ofDanbttry, charred with de-
frauding Kellen in a horse deal. which
was to have bass tried haters Juries
Itillnss, was ssttlsdctttoicom
Its. Stephan Hoyt was surrounded by
tortyafoar ofberreistms, °at the tub
Are the finest preparations for making
the skin soft and smooth.
l. H. Plaistcd,
utmost,
_ 43 Washington St.
M Swill Hamil.
ia‘day. 'i‘heywsrsslIe-stsdstess
4 . video“
COMSTOCK 3803.
SPECIAL SALE
I
FOR ONE WEEK.
Bay’s 0lcrcoats, $1.79
50 children's winter wool suits. double and.
single breasted, medium and dark colored.‘ All
sizes. 4 to l5. Selected from our regular stock. the
original prices running from $3.50 to $5.50. ill
marked the uniform price, $2.98 a suit. Some at
them have an extra pair of pants.
30 Boys' Overcoais. l3 in IS years sizes.
$l. 7,9
Former prices. $3.50.
' large size. all
Silk Handkerchiefs, 25 0ts.
CoMSTOCKW BROS.,
MASOHIO ROllOlHO. It SOOTH MAIN STREET,
HORWAlll. SOOTH HORHAlll.
THAHHSOIVIHO.
None Such Mince Meet, Fancy New Crop N. O. Molasses,
New Citmn, Orange and Lemon Peel, Strawberry and Raspberry
J am. Golden Gate Fruits. Oranges, Lemons, Grapes, Figs, Dates,
Prunes, English Walnuts. Mixed Table N are, Fancy Cluster
Raisins,English P.um Pudding and Sauce,Cranberriea,Aspat-egus
Tips, New Maple Rock Candy and QueenTable Syrups,Fancy Gilt
Edge Creamery Butter. Strictly Pure Spices, Finest Coffee that
comes to our shores, Lamb's Tongues. Calve’s Foot J elley, the
richest Cheese on the market, Celery, Sweet Potatoes, Fresh
Country eggs, Pop Corn. You want the best goods possible to
obtain. You can get them here.
Chas. E. Seymour’s,
LEADING GROCER,
liliPHOllE ctu I32 33 Illsmtcmt sum.
The cow that jumped over the moon, that day when the
‘ . ‘ cat and the fiddle were mixed, was no higher than beef, to this
town years ago: Don't forget. We the prices have fixed
E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor,
THE PEOPLE’S MARKET,
lb North Iain st., 30. Norsalt. 81 Wall st.. Norwalb
Telephone out. 50-33. | Sstltisction guaranteed Telephone call. ”-0.
It i’s rk Row. Stamford. 473 linin street. Bridgeport,
. l m
1—. If
COLD WEATHER ARTICLES:
OVEROOATS, 3 PEA JACKETS,
GLOVES, SAPS, WRISTLETS,
HEAVY ONOERWEAR, WOOLEN SOOHS,
JERSEY OVERSHIRTS,
And sverythitu else in our line that is necessary for cold weather wear.
Pants in Mar from $3 50 [hi
Open every evening until 9 O’clock.
DAVIS,
Tilt Tailor. flotilla. Hatter M Vitals. or;
stem enact tritium cu. W
Norwalk Chronicler