.‘Vssz-dt avssws.sndwhils ossot
“wanthddseftsrapnpsrsfssbne-
Reynoldsnpirsh. which sent hill from
. the carriage. Hoyt then grabbed the
Mall! with the reins dangling by
‘ thsdds of the vehicis, he” threshing
the ham, which turned into East ave
"and went upthis thoroughfare and
htoOebovnavenasstaliveiygait. The
two other men came running along some
dbl-non behind. John Quintard learned
W of the trouble. jumped into his
atrrisgssud succeeded is heading Hoyt
u! on Osborn avenus‘. Hoyt jumped
[ruin the carriagenud started on a run,
but be was linnlly captured and takwr to
thnflast Norwelk post odice, where he
wot-gab- phced in the turnout, which
hedslso been brought there. He was
not yet subdued, however, and with one
bound sent both Reynolds and the other
snanintothsstreet. Rowan soon after-
ward calmed down,snd the triodrova
cfl. __
The union lsthodist mast mrstiugcf
the Norwalks, opened very suspiciously.
'.. Iastnight.at rhshast Avenue listho-
dflchutch. The services were marked
.. by unusual interest throughout. Prof-
W.S. Weedsn.bncked by a chorus of
fallydfty voices, sengwith greet inspi-
ration The pastor.Rev. A J. Smith,
[reached an awakening sermon. Rev.
LS. Kavanngh followed with an ex-
'hatation of marvelona power. inviting
the unconverted to accept Christ. Many
.mponded to the appeal by raisingtbe
hand. standing up sod going forwsrd
tothe alter. Theatteudance was very
large. The forwsrd movement will con-
tinue tonight. Rev. A. S. Kavansgh
will preach. W. 8. Wooden will have
‘ the chorus in form to sing the new
hymns from his popular book. “The
Peacemaker." ._
Hellimn J.. wife of Cheriss 8. Bennett.
did ydarday afternoon at her home. 84
lapel avenue, aged fifty-five years. She
w. amenrherof the Best Avenue Metho-
dfit church, and Douglas Fowler Wo-
man'sRslief Corps. The funeral will he
held Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock from
the house, and 2:30 from the church.
“deceased was tbseister of John R.
Hoyt, Ire. W. H. Jones and lies Emily
Drown. of Norwalk; lirs.WehsterBrown,
oi Esst Norwalk; Sylvester Hoyt, of
Bridgeport, and Samuel Hoyt, of Wehr-
ford. Ct. She leaves four grown child-
ren.
Robert Joselovsky. the popular First
avenue groceryman. will he united in
‘ marriage. Sunday afternoon. the 16th
M. to a charming young lady. lliss
Annie Center, of New \ork city. The
ceremony will be performed in Harris
Awsmbiy rooms. 177 East Broadway,
New York? ______
- St. Peter‘s German Evangelical church
will hold as entertainment tomorrow
night in their hall on the Washington
mt bridge. The Arion and Uermsnia
flinging societies will render selections.
('0 .
t.
J W. Davls. of the Bridgeport Ad.
vent Christian church. will exchange
pnlpits with George L. Teeple. pastor of
the Advent Christian church oi Beet
Ronalk. Sunday. December in.
fir and hire Samuel lllr-kok. of lien
knry. returned home ynler lsy. after a
few days‘ visit with Mr. and live. F.
Warren, of Van Zandt avenue. and
nth. friends in Best Norwalk.
Profemor E. ii. Humbert and tealily,
whohevshssnrpending a few days at
thehumsof B. R. Demo-r, in Bethrl.
have returned to Best Novwalk.
Ir. and IraWIortim‘sv Rusted. of
New Raven. spent Bentley with Kr. and
Its Eben Busted. VaoZanlit avenue.
The Tramway company is piecing a
ssrvssrtbseornrroi First avenue and
Cornstrnt
J
IIVIISW Allll liAIlilRS.
“mates levee-nastiest Improvements
'bahmttveabythsassrslsvyetfrsasary.
‘l‘hshookofeltimsmsnbmittsdbyths
mmwthsfoflowo
hi r itsnls Black Ledge
”flint dgnal, New Load“ kar-
UlMsenlhwrst ledge for signal
_ w til-90¢). New Haven harbor.
WW 15.133 Cadmium
sfthsl'lvsliis Rim School District.
haldDecsmberlst.“ was voted to ex’
tenda‘voteofthanka to the committee
cndsdlcatioaofthssehoolhoussfcr the
Idllfl'ml.
Atsspsclslnssilugofthsleasivotsrs
Uh Katherine Stevens. daughter of
Captain and Ira. W. 1. Stevens, enter-
tained a number of young friends at her
homeon lulu street. last night. The
owesionwssonecfrnuch plee’vurs. and
the time passed in the most enjoyst
manner with music. games and e tempt-
ing collation.
The Epworth League of the Methodist
Episcopal church will hold a milliuery
sociable next Friday evening. at the horns
of Mrs. lery Tho-es.
DAIIRN AND NDMON.
Jennie and Theodore Fairbanks are
confined to their home by whooping
cough. '
William Gilligan. or West Infield. u
spendingafsw days here, the guest of
hi sitter. Him Elizabeth I". Gilligan.
K'- NettisSpsar,of New York city,
is thsgnmtoflr audlrs. E G. Fair-
child.
F. V. Cantrell returned home ysstsr.
day morning. from the Pelisadss, on the
Rudson,whsrv he went to attend the
funeral of his grandmother.
Ed. Fsirchild. finding the mud getting
the bestof him, has constructed a board
walk around his home on Gracie street.
A Thanksgiving service was held in
the Congregational church~lsst Sunday
evening. There were respOusive readings
singing and appropriate remnrks by the
pastor. Rev. S. J. Austin.
The tenchers and children of the Center
school are preparing for u Christmss eu-
tertsinment, who held in the school hell
on the Friday before Christmas
Mrs. Taylor, of Stnmford. is visiting
her parents. Mr. and Mrs George A.
Tilly. llr. Taylor is quite sick.
lire. W. B. Fairbanks is spending the
week with friends In New York city.
n.
mtidactorymannsrin which they per- h!
formsdtheirdutlss; slectothsspsakers
cftbssvsning. tcths quartstte. and to
thsOrderof United American Mechanics
forthsbe'sutifnl deg prasenud to the
ditrictbythntordsr.
'I'hrea Dani‘s-s Roasted tlewe.
‘Ths Sam Court handed down
thrudscldcns,yrslsrday afternoon. in
important Fnlrdsld county eases:
Iathaeppssl of thselly ct Norwslk
from the judgment secured against it
SarahA Rall.nosrrcrisfcnrld. The
vwdict of the jury giving lira. Hall
01.000fcrthsfractursofahglsaus-l
tainsd The attorneys interested in the
suit received notice of the decision last
evening. Ire..Eali‘s attorneys wereJ. J
WalshandJamrs T. Hairball, and the
city's attorneys were E. I. Lockwood
andstl Werner. At the time of the
trial members of the Court of Borgssses
and the Norwalk press were the most im'
portant witnesses. and copies of Tn:
811mm. and the Gazette. describing the
accident which befell ill-s Eiell in front
of the Norwalk hotel. caused by a dsfsc'
tive curb, were olfersd as evidence. The
city'sme chance of recovery now lies
through George C. lockwood the owner
of the hotel property.
in Smith & Winchester, of Boston.
against llery A. Phipps, of Green's
Farms. error is found and a new trial
granted. Reasousars by Chief Justice
Andrews.
.1,” for constructing a well at Phipps’
hotel. A jury awarded the pieintifls
“.104 50. A new trial is granted.
In Barry L. Crofut. of Danbnry.
against the city of Dsnbury. theSupertsr
Court is advised to find for the latter.
Crofut sued to recover 39,000 odersd as a
reward by the council of that city for the
apprehension of a fire hug.
Ir. lre P. Wettncre. a prominent real
estate agent ofSnu Angelo. Texas. has
used Chamberlnin's Colic. Cholera sud
Diarrhtra Remedy in his family for sev-
eral years as occesion requirsdand el-
rvnys with perfect success. He ssys: "I
find it a perfect cure forjour baby twhetl
troubled with colic or dysentery. - i now
feel that my outfit Is not complete with.
out a bottle of this remedy at home or
on a trip away from home.
Stilisorl. druggist.
For sale by
(i. C .
DAl—elaturdny. llecemherl. mil. Nellie Ar-
etta. wife of George W llllam Day. end eld-
est daughter of Lefirnnd Jenninga aged
twenty- our years. eleven months and two
days. Funeral nervrces held at her late
residence. to Stuart at once. nothdnes-
dny. Drmmlwr fl. 1894. at r p. or. ill”
Funeral of wIre. John L Bur
The funeral of Mrs. John L. Burbank
was largely attended, last evening, from
her late residence on South Main street.
Rev. R. 0. Sherwood conducted the ser-
vice and read an extra:t from a sym-
pathic letter from Rev. H. A. Delano.
The sermon was preached by Rev. A. S.
sisted of two of the fsvorils hymns of
the deceased. "I know that My Redeem-
er lives" and "Waiting and Watching
for tie." There were many hendsome
thral tributes. end the casket wee sur‘
rounded by palms. The burial took
place at N) o'clock this morning in Union
cemetery. the pallbearers being James H.
Knapp, R. H. Rowan, W. [Ll-inertia and
John liogardus.
Junior Endeavor unicorn.
The semi-annual business meeting of
the Junior Endesvor society of the South
Norwnlk Baptist church was held last
night st the home of bliss Minnie Sco-
ville. The following odlcers were elect-
ed: Prrnideut. Harry Scovllle; vice-pres-
ident, Bliss Baldwlu; secretory. Ilinnie
man lookout committee. Ediths Rob
bins; prayer meeting. liey Robbins
social. Arthur Guy: flower. llelie Ros
missionary. Flhrl Robbisrunuvic. illu-
nle licovillo ..
ior rheumatism l have round nothing
equal toCbemberlalns l’sin Balm. It
relieves the psin as soon as applied J.
W. Young. West Liberty. W. Va. The
prompt relief it allde is alone worth
many times the cost. 00mm. its con-
tinued uss will client a prrmenent cure.
For salshy (l. U. Stillson.rlrugglst.
Anyone who has children will rejoice
with 1.. ll. lluiford. of Plslnlleld. N. J.
Riv little boy, live years of age, was sick
with croup. For two days and nights he
tried various remedies. rrwrumended by”
friends and neighbors. He says: “i
thoughtsurs i would lose him. i had
seen Chewinrlain‘n Cough Remedy ad-
vsrtisedandthouglltlwouid try ltesa
lnsthepennd am happy tosay that sftsr
two doses he slept until morning. i gave...
ittoblm nertdsy and acute wesrllsst-
ed. lkesp thlsremsdy in tbshcusenow
udsssoonesnnyoflny children show
signscf eroupl givslttothseieudthst
tsllrslsrtofit." ”and Meant bottles
for role by G. 0. Slillson, 6min.
children Cry for
Pitcher's esoteric.
mummmmfim
mumammssslsttsrm
mammal-sets“
Whitman-messiah“
Gumhsrt. of Breton. The singing mn- orl
Scorille; treasurer. flurry Tryoozlchsir- -
Taylor a Golden
Real Estate and Insurance
WASHINGTON STREET.
Persons lookl fora lot or house end lot
with the viewo purchaslwg. are invited to
nail and examine our list. have them for
sale in every partof the city at rvasonabis
can and on easy terms. an” tf
warren.“ ’
\’OU Nil lady to work In candy st lre
ply at this cfllcs. dill
CLEANING and dyeing establishment. No. 6
Raymond street. 1 other South hlalu
street. on line i f electric ten. South Nor-
walk, Conn. W e respet tfuil announce to the
citizens of South Norweik, nrw slk and violin
lty that we established ourseltes In your
midst, in the dyeing and cleanln business.
and arenow prepared to do all km s of clean-
ing and dyeing in the tery beet style and man-
ner. Ladles‘ on Its. dresses. either made up or
shoods. etc. ..
rd cot hortl,
shoes.
rs cleaned and curled. tlsntletrleo‘ s
A‘v
apart. cloaks. capers. infants‘ caps-sh
l .bhons, fringes. piano. 0 llell
mudlemarfs. ties. kll gloves. kid
r‘ so i
garments llycdorrleanrd and pressed in the
C BUTI‘ IRFASS.
'I‘O Is 81‘.
PLEASANT furnished front. room on
Washington street. three minutes oif‘tlhs
l W
CORNER mime no Lil'lll‘rllli’l prison. mod-
ern improvements. beau-r. hot and cold
water. bath. laundry. stationery lube. etc.
Inquire MRS. WILL AM it. llllllCR. 74 West
arr-nus. trill if
best manner. trllfl if
A
demt. Apply at the Satirical. «mm
Ilul‘lll near Nilrn iiruve store M w n rooms.
water in. all In sum ships. rout. Old.
Home on lislden avenue. near lasluntou evo-
true. live "MOI. larus garden. line well rent
House otlrner Day and Tolles streets. nine
rrmtns. water In A l ly loJuliN ll. KNM’P,
lit West street. l v ntf'l
OWl-th part of nonmhll. n llavllsnd Crawl.
1 Rent ow to desirable tenant
ll’l
CHARLIE ii. Wllflhlslil. l2 Orr hartlpm nstll’eel.
Harwell.
OWlii Iloor of large house. No. ill disallow
street. near tramway turnout-bwslsr 12?.
item 09. in «in» on prstnlml or of
lIlU’l‘. at :I eat avenue.
NICILY furnished rooms at ill llavllend
liltlll rectum “mouth Main st water
In. resins aledwam avenue. mun».
.3:th Woodward ave-
sue. roll “mild. Apply to I. A. WOODWARD.
I’OII llAIrli
w‘g'glhslic switch; 0.pr
I00 .. abonth lain street.
ll“ ST.
Mm BSWABD. A list hand ring. diamond
aywn a
lOlI r(lien
tissu-
eatne to
Accordinglyeusmhsrof the prominent
tssldsnturs simulating a psnlirls for
disaslablbhllsatof enoflosat Charles
nGrsgory’sstors.sud for the oppolst-
mautol Ir.Grsgoryaspostarastsr. The
NILE GLEE. BNNJII MID“
The suit was to recover I
- 250, 30c. 50c and The.
well could be carried by the prsssat
Westonmallcsrrlsr.whopewesthsstors
on his daily trips. The petition meets
withmuchfavormndslargsnuorhsrof
synershavsbssusscursd.
Thsrswlilheespscislmsatlngol the
Cranberry Plains lodge of Good Temp-
lsrs.tonlght. to discuss the subject of
procuringnewrooais.
Wis.
Hoyt’sOpera House
SOCTB NORWALK.
IIIESMI EVENING. DEC. 4.
Mlluou‘l ours
CONCERT;
Great Social Event of the Benson.
All the ular college songs. new and old
freternltyngngs. and callers ulelodlss essung‘
under the Yale slurs.
Do not fall to go and enjoy a pleasant even-
nflolletls now on sale at Hoyt s Opera House
and Inlatod‘ send Gregory' s. Pflces. 860 me
i'
nulw
ead'lbc
CLUB UNION
Lecture .Course,
First lecture by
KENNAN.
The dIstlngulshed traveler in Siberia. subject.
"Russian Political itilts."
Hoyt's Theatre, South Norwolk.
Flllllil EVENING. 0E0. Ill.
At 8 o‘clock. Course ticker. lrcludlng Clap on
”Othello" end the' ”Three lnterlalnlngflentle-
men Company " in music sud monomlmeJl. 50.
Single ticket. y(Ill cenre. Reserved out 10 cents
extra. Tickets for sale at Plaistedls end
Plnneo' s. Chart opens for sale of reserved
seats at Pleistcd‘ s and Planes s. Wednesday.
December 5th. at 00 clock a. m. nm by
OPERA HOUSE
ON" PERFORMANCE 02" LY.
FRIDAY NIGHT, DEC. 7.
Brilliant engagement of the famous comedian
Mil. N. B. CURTIS.
In his funny creation.
Sam’l ul Posen”
The drummer up to date. Supported by
MISS llBlNl .DEMEII.
And a com psny of excellent artists.
Chart at Gregory‘s and Tcmllnson‘s. Prices
dz)
Hoyt’s Opera House
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
SiTUflDil. DEC. 81h.
There are others. but nowl like these. The
fountain hernia of mulern wit.
WARD AND VONES
That'stho last time i llever take I tidy Bel
mom toe bell. A record of 7m nights in New
\ork as ”Percy“ and "llsmld. ' in t ‘hsrles
is. Slaury‘ s funniest (end alwny'il will be)
A Run on the Bank.
You mn‘t afford to miss it it s s gueratlts-
ed attraction. and worth golng mills to see.
Fleets now on sale all i’lslsled's ltnfl (iregm'y' s
drug atom. lll
Bllllli. sue lND ,
TURKEY surrsn.
Monday. Doc. ID.
Pals fancy and useful articles. Nurses‘
aprons. dolls. etc.
Tuesday. Dec. I I.
Bale duel“,fl dsym Rot turkey dinner. the:
Ix- Mayor . Reed's chowder and cold
turkey for supper. etc. Elonlugmonosri and
entertainment.
HAITI"! All!) MISS FINA
gamma” ll A. Little.
Wednesday. lint. I2;
Bale. Concert In evening by
JIM)”. ”A! BANJO CLUB.
llaml's Block. Noni Iain St.
estti between ltow
poorwai waik."l’lsnvs return Stan
wudss. liowayton. Noqussrlons aakelli'
AWAKE!
'l'li OLD. OI!“
Oder the
yesrsln
FRESH
' thisssissnd soul, is all styles
I
"a QUARTER or We CENTURY.
“It'll “All '03 ILIIPlIB.
MEA13’8 CONF'EC'I‘IONERY
softbssseltiss, the bsuellt of its accumulated experience of 25
production of the largest assortment of
of ladlss‘s association of
so‘l’a'l‘l‘l'lioig’difiplmmms. , lldlw
AROUSEDII
[ILL AID ONLY.
CANDY.
endossntltlss. sou-emf" the
ileum Moment
iobiseksudbinsthsthsvs merit about
them are scarce. Very scares.
Hardly none to be had. Scarcity
of medium priced cloth they
ssy. There'snosuchscaroily hersl Ws
fore-w all tilh months ago and proper-
sdonrssirrs accordingly. Our stock is
all right. You needn't worry that we
can't lit you with a good 010. .12, or
titliOOvercost. because we can. Our
Horns Rule no, in three colors. bins.
bleokaud brown, all wool. velvet col-
iars.leadsthemail. va800scldsofar
thlsseasou. OurdusKe‘rsrysOidoo la
blue or black. out extra long. nicely
made and trimmed. The equal for style
ofeuyfllicost. Sprout Covlngtonaud
Dunraven Overcoate at all prices, .15 to
m. ‘ We haves new lot of our men’s
celebrated blue and black .10 Cheviot
suits. Come in this week.
This week we are
continue the great
in our kitchen do . ,
weather during the I“.
has. not been of the k
would havsordsred to suit
business;howsvsr, we take
comes, end keep sewing
else we would like to call your
attention to
FIRST, 1 Gold Bend Dinner
SECOND, 1 Fancy 2coldDeoornt~
We have a few special
Sst,112 pcs..ol actual value,
815.00; we don’t propose to
shelter it longer,» meksprice
08. 49.
ed, 112 pc. Set, cost us 89.10.
and us will happen to best of
8’! Iain. Corner Bank Street. lirldgeport.CtI
low prices and guarantee all goods to
give perfect satisfaction. It will psy you
to give on n trial order. Free delivery.
The Central Cash Grocery
Saturday, Dec. list,
‘ Winter Russett. with erteution double sole. at 3.100. Their
were, a. few pee. ore bed, this
set for 05. 98.
THIRD, 1 old Brown Set, very
complete, 117 pcs., inking in
soup tureen, etc., worth any
time 815. 00, to close, .1010.
We shall also make a big
drive on all kinds of White
Ware. These goods take up the
space we specially went for 1
Holiday Goods, therefOre in ’
goes the knife. ‘
Keep your bed looking nice}.
by buy ing from us this week one if
of those Counter-panes we
offering at 79c. or 89c; you can '-
seethem in our windows that
they are greatly reduced in
price, as simple examination
will show you.
50 doz. of the biggest‘drive in
town, lsdies’ Fast Black Hose,
good weight and fine gauge,200.
would below to keep our repu-
tation up. We make this price
12130. per pair.
When you want one of those
“dainty creatures which the
MWGO.
[0W PRICES.
We srs selling Groceries at astonishing
l5 North Main St.
‘WSPECIIL SALE.
One day only. One lot chi dren’s
TA. O'IIANTIB (MP3. 396 IACE.
Ono lot ladim’
FRENCH IILT EATS. 60c IACII.
CITY MILLINERI STORE.
Hoyt‘s Theatre Building.
WASHIVGTUN S’l‘., SOUTH NORWALK
INS. II. HOIMES PIIllP
MARSHAL L’S
ladies commonly call a. Hat, call
Schoolof Shorthand °“ “3'
and Typewrltlng. _ SllllTll NllllWAlK
lissonlc Building. Wall St, Nor-
wall'. oran- Blihlllll more
School rooms open from 10
s..m untild ...m dolly except Saturday. Also
Monday. rdnesdny al- -d Friday evenln e.
from" I :mt09:w. 'lhose desiring to study to
science would do well to (ml or write to
,GogltifAM MARSHALL. Box 309. Nor-walk
n .
Terms reasonable.
83 WASHINGTON STREET, .
SIllIIIl Nlllllllllll. CIiNN.
THINK,
We do. and we do it
WISE WOMEN
WISE MEN
We sell the follow-
ing end we sell it st
If you will be wise, think
before you act. If you will
. ri ht, at s
the right prices: cell and see the beautlful Well g
Paper we are selling. end learn the
want. PAPER. low price we are selling it at. you LOW Price
carers. om. won't think long before you not. { 00d k
0“”. 31¢ We’re melting a run on it for 60 or ii wor ’
ARTISTS' ”Inn": dsys. noose. smn.
“*- T H l N K‘ '“‘"’°
I
Attr Goons. 'nt‘n
notches r'ltsstrzn P8 8
AND
BE WISE,
and cell on us before you buy.
AND I‘ NF]! Alli).
ROOM IOULIHNG.
Papal Hanging.
llllltl‘lo PICTURE FIININIIB NT llnntllm mots.
BECKER, 79 Washington 81., So. Norwalk.
FOR GENTLEM EN
We hsve Hansn end Sons' well known line of men‘s and boys' line. shoes. Their
Enamel Leather. with cork soles. at $5 50
the money and the best styles. We have a
Porpolee Leather
shoes truth .1 50 to $5. 00. The largest values for your money
MISSES’ AND CHILDREN
The best line for the least money over shown. A lsrgs line of
and unequalled in price. Our low prices in plelnllignrss
Patent Leathers. in all the intent styles. Also
shoe st ‘3. 00 for motormen. that is non-mag-
Cdrk Sole m, mm
We have Lounsbury. Mstbewsou lit Co. s line of shoes in all
will astonisll you. We cordially invite an inspection of
Cordovan and Calf hoes.’ the finest line ever shown in town for
cello sod water proof. Cell and examine. Also
FOR THE LADIES’,
- N EW STY LES -
For dancing and housewrrlr. that etc unexcelied in style
our 'stock.
Olsen ‘ Brother
Norwalk Chronicler