.Iillllllll W malt ,
aw. in”! '
.Leotlsr‘e Cour—e. wwmwflmM‘ "film duties the last
/ , , p . slum... ~ . m “'1 new. has not heenof not“
._ . l - Hardly none to honed. Scarcity
Merl-"”3333; , KEN NAN. of median priced cloth they "“16 1“" "MR“ 9 "it .
”also sm casts-mu risotto-smut wants filmmhirct. m- Thch‘seomhmdu hm. We ”3"Wih”'""v"m°l
. foresaw all this months ago and prepsr» comes, Ind keep sawing
_' fl 0 ss
, C” m”. M“ "Mini “II”. “ml!” Mini]. Oil! .000. il 'Wa h‘ye ‘ f9. UM” 'fi'
s.,
addendum X . . ’ H e The Sonthlil ' .
, , swimwear-"totem” °¥ ' “'9: on“. “We‘ll- Y0“ mi" "l“ '°
' MIMI ”' “‘1.“.os ill” Til! sum“ 3 , , F v I oan'tlItYon with Q N 1°. .13. or 0195.0 would “he to CI" ’m
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d“'m'm§”&rw““m“ xfl‘; "I'M“ ,‘ "W" ”W” ‘9 “'9 W Malicious: can: an... am. no in three colors: blue ‘ ’ '
; rm”, andbridgs between First "g. "a hm” rleltnae The u'“ date Bea “fimwmfim Hsokand brown. all wool. velvet col: FIRST ‘ ‘
vaueandltiversids' avenue toa distance hasnotyst been W“ upon ltwlll‘ m “Wm"? m” ”m I". lsadathsmail. OWWWIOM ’ 1 Gem Bud m
of-dfty feet. ' “3"?" 3",“ . o, D“ W3fi§gfi ” :4" '90.»! " new. OorilnaKerseysdlioo In M 112 ”'9"! actual value,
". "'1 - “'"i’v "m“ ‘tsrst .u'io'o .33.? and; blue or black. out mm lens nicely “5'00; '0. don’t W h‘
,Wlllls edict has moved from ”liege. has donated through Rev. James , . ' ' mu“. m , , .
“mm“ mm m a“ Day how a we, “5 m m WWW ”hm, madsand trimmed. no equal foralyls , _onger,se makeprlce
, - OPERA HOUSE. ofanyfllieoat. seeour Oovingtnnand 08.40. . .
building fund. . ,
'l'heOreen's Farms Farme‘rs‘ club will
hold their first winter meeting at the
residence of John E. Jennings. Thursday
evening.
Albert Allen has been appointed watch-
man at the Westport and Saugatnck rail-
road station. ,
Lloyd Nash has made over 8,000 cash
of cider of forty gallons each at his mill
this year.
CBANBEBBYPLMML
m." thachnrchwas
' ill-sins vet-plumb led.
. m with a will. Rev.
owned by the railroad company. on East
avenue.
The railroad company is putting in
square tlss over the Osborn avenue high-
way. in place of the old ones heretofore
Dunraven Overcoata at all prices, Bill to
0‘38. We haves now lot of our men's
celebrated blueand black no Cheviot
suits. Come in this week.
SECONDJ Fancy 2 coldD'eoora - ‘
ed,113 pe. Bet, cost as 00.10,
and as will happen to best of
ware,afew pcs. are bad,thls7
eet for $6.98. , .
THIRD, 1 old B wn Set, very
complete, 117 pcs., taking in »
soup tureen, etc, worth any
time 815.00, to close, 010.l0.
ON! PERFORMANCE ONLY.
FBIDil ‘ NIGHT, DEC. 7.
Brilliant enaagement of the famous comedian
in. ii. 8. turns.
- in his funny creation.
MEIGS s 00.,
If Iain. Corner Bank Street. Bridgeport. Ct.
r
" A horse driven by William Worden
ran away on East avenue. this morning,
but was stopped before any damage re-
suited.
mightily. and when the invita-
' given for the unsaved to come
hr they crowded to the front.
It: men were converted and a
more expressed a desire for pray -
ht will be the closing night at
mus. Thursday and Friday
ille‘tneetings will be continued at
" 2i! Hethodlst church.
Work on Henry D. Wright's new barn
is progressing rapidly. The frame is up,
and a large portion of the sheathing on.
The Ladlee‘ Aid society is holding a
a' meeting this afternoculu their parlor
last evening and voted to hire for a
lodge room. the store recently occupied
by 8. 8. Gregory.
Washington LodgeJ. O. G, T.. met
' The Ladies‘ 'Aid society of the Cran- ’
‘Sam’l oi Pusan”
The drummer up to date. Supported by
MISS iLBllli DEMEB.
toll elicits.
We are selling Groceries at astonishing
low prices and guarantee all goods to
give perfect satisfaction. It will pay you
to give us a trial order. Free delivery.
We shall also make a big
drive on all kinds of White
Ware. These goods take up the
space we specially want for
"Holiday Goods, therefore inm‘
mm 0'0"" 8' 3’“ began the in the East avenue church.
berry Plains chapel. will hold a sociable
moi] laying the plsnhing for the
ay of the Washington street
:thia morning. The old planks
being-removed. and the new omshid
, Tacrces, diagonally. which will
them to wear much longer than if
In the old way. All buildings are
, tLutloose from the bridge. which
lpro‘veofgreat benefit, especially to
buildings. preventing the jar and
unused by the constant musing of
may carsZand heavy teams going
Keogh brothers. twelve and four-
years of~age. known as the Norwalk
gate. ;gave a clever set-to for boys of
y , ole. attbe athletic entertainment
0 'Btnmford, Monday night. while the
”oaths smaller one to bring into
pines the} pivot swing tickled the au-
silence. A :shower of coins followed
their departure from the ring.
Rails for the Dorlon Point extension
were laid on First avenue, yesterday.
extension has reached a point about
mhundred feet beyond the corner of
“Gregory Point road and Fifth ave-
' V ‘ If the Farms'bridge: was under
I, would be but a short. time before
ould be running.
”volunteer :80» company will meet
y night in , Edward E. Gorham’s
ob First avenue, and will probtbly
to disband, and devise some means
disposing of the $75 in the treasury of
company. Every member should at-
, and express his opinion.
[Edward E. Gorhsm only got as far as
law York ctty;on his trip to Philadel-
fltio, and then decided to postpone it
esllaluture date. and has retursd to
,Quplace. He has been very successful
'1 dating orders for the wall paper house
illeh he represegtr.
lb Hilda Caroline Larsen and John
vasigren. of this place, will be united
‘inni'rlage in a few days. Invitations
been issued for the Wedding recep-
, to be held next week Tuesday even-
”in Arlcn Hall. South Norwallr.
it". Garret Haulenbeclt, of Nor walk,
mussel-t the3pastor. Rev. A J. Smith,
.tlluluneral services of Mrs. Bennett,
ow afternoon at Qo'clock. from
‘ house. and 2:80 from the East aven-
‘lll‘m- .m. -
Wt Postmaster Russell Morgan,
who recentlyamsde a notary public,
infield a colts
' ' night
. 3,
-‘ iii “orwalh.
Manner Machine workmyes
ting.
' a desert partridges. two rabbits
H kept busy yesterday. making out
Warrior veterans of the late war,
quarterly pension money is now
vi‘llsrttgular meeting of the Fire Police
held last night. it was decided to
y ngrand ball in Arlen Hell. Monday,
My With. John W. Banks and If.
i. Benedict were admitted to member-
fill Advent christian church members
gs prayer meeting to-
t the home of Ire.
. South liaiu street.
3 ' itcrwaik Pattern Works delivered
M walnut cribbsge board blocks
afternoun Expert-man Ferris
, ‘Bates and’soa Wallace. of East
avers hunting in Reading. last
(and had fairly good luck, captur-
tneoanect with the Dorian
;~ l- wur tit-ad in in»
Washington street bridge.
turnoutou the malts line is
The regular meeting of Mayfliwer
Hook and Ladder company will be held
nixt Ifonday night.
lire. G. 8. Gregory and daughter
lulu, of East avenue. are spending the
day in Bridgeport? .
Abraham Boerom and wife, of Van
Zandt avenue, are visiting their son
Herbert, in Boston.
The “Vandean Chief” arrived yester-
day with oysters. clams and eecallops
from Long 101301;.
A daughter'was bun this morning. to
hit. and lire. D. A..Rosen, 52 Vanandt
avenue. '
BliWAYTON.
C. L. Ogden is getting along rapidly
with the cottage he is constructing. on
the int he recently purchased from the
Thames a Lynch property on Main street.
The masons will begin putting the
walls on Major Livingstone Luckey’s new
house on lllain stteet, this week.
Miss Lou Stevens, of Main street, ts
visiting in New York city.
" IMRIEN AND NORO‘I’ON.
A large audience greeted the Rev. Jo.
seph A Judge, in the Town Hall, last
night, to listen to his lecture, entitle;
”Where to Lay the Blame." Mr. Judge
lectured for an hour and a half, and his
remarks were listened to with close at-
tention At the end of the lecture Mr.
Judge‘s pictures were offered fdr sale
and Marge, number of them um die.
posed of.
John Lsnnlgan was engaged, yesterday
afternoon, in blasting out some rocks
alongside of the railroad track. One of
the blasts was not coverul sufficiently,
and large pieces of tools were thrown
against the Tooker ilouse. breaking sev‘
eral panes of glass.
The need of sidewalks on Noroton avt-
nue is very apparent, the mud, it Is esti.
places, and of the most sticky nature.
An ell'ort should be made to provide a
better place for pedestrians to travel.
The young man who escaped from Dr.
J. J. Kindred‘s sanitsrium a few days
ago, was found by one of the assistants.
yesterday afternoon, in East Norwalk,
and brought back to the institution.
A representative of the Stamford Man-
dolin and Banjo club was here. yesterday
afternoon, arranging for a concert to be
given Christmas night. probably in the
Knights of the Golden Esgle Hall.
Matherld'. rumman have had a new
door out in second floor of their store
on Ifain street. which makes the getting
of goods in and out much more conveni-
Gilt.
lit. and lira. Alfred Iicrahouse. who
have been spending a west with relativrs
in town, returned. yesterday, to their
home in Brooklyn.
The ronhs are all blasted out of the
and the work is about completed.
Alfred liorlson has returned to Brook-
lyn, after a visit with .Theodor'e linu-
house. Jr. 4'
Ilse Stella Austin has returned from a
visit with Iilss Ethel Staples. la Broch-
lyn. ’
e
“M r.
children cry for.
pitcher’s Oastnrle.
fibulahywuiohwsgavohsrastofla.
wheeliewssammesrlsdiornsstnrla
“humanism-growls.
mammary-«cum
with Mrs. E. 8. Taylor, this evening.
ileaiEslale andlnsurance.
w’th the vi w re
ua'llaudexsltniuo o w h
In“ in every
uriosaand
depot. Apply at the Saarinen ot’tlce
mated. being fully a foot deep in several ~
highway at the laslioy avenue crossing. , .
tic. 85c. 60c and the.
. And a compiny of excellent artists.
Chart at Gregory's and Tomiimon's. Prices
d3
Taylor a demon. '~
'“flIlG’ION nun.
Parana loohin ioralo or house and lot.
w. are invited to
enurlist. ‘ shave themfor
partof the city at reasonable
uneasy terms. . aunt!
W AN ’1‘ ll ID.
cone or... work 6336736}... A".
ply at thiacillce. d3 at”
AHI‘PEEAAéAg'i'Ufnrnlehed front room on
Washington street. three minutes o‘f‘tlhe
l w
KNEE cottage on Livingston place. mod-
ern improvements. heater. hot and cold
{It stationary tubs. etc.
M ii. RIDER. 74 Worst
ascnue. nlil if
I. OUsll‘. near Elm Grove store: sown rooms.
water in. all in tr- on drape. rent. $lll.
lion-u on Holden avenue. near lirxlngton ave-
nue. live rooms. lat-rte garden. fine We“. rent
37. House corner Day and Teller; streets. nine
rooms. water in. Apply ltlJOul‘i H. KNAPP.
3! “test. of test. it? if
OWERlpart. of honsefio. ll Hsvllanl street.
1 Rent ow to desirable tenant. Apply to
tfHAhth H. WliEhibltil, l2 Orchard “Imp.
n! t
Norwalh.
I own floor or large house, No. 48 .‘iietuluvv
J street. urartramvsny turnout: water in.
[tent $0. in uire on preutlres or of DR BEN E-
DIUT. at 20 Vv-Il. nvetiue. bill if
[CELY furnished rooms at It) Haviland
street. dt lw
T “Eli. rooms flirlouth Main street. water
in. rent 88: 81 Woodward avenue. 6 rooms.
second floor. rent $8; house 67 Wotxlward ave.
nun. rent. till Apply to it. A. thnWAltD.
__.__..___——-—-—
00
water. bath. laundr
Enquire sit-l8. WILL
[’08 Sill-ll.
” ' noiir"‘ttttT-.2;ti;'"tir' iifiti'ifiihndtsffii
ilroa‘i lllver: reasonable li‘lf‘fl. Apply to
ltdwartl Burger. Broad River lslriut till lit
Thilw‘é‘gfiwfififiifiiifit'oor'élhm'i Eliot ‘uTaT-
lug. lastlc stove littlntr. Paint Oil. lilacs
and putly. rillU'l‘ii NllRWAilli HARD-
WARE (70.. without Main street. iii: if
les'l‘i’
“7
l0.l"ll flWWAiill. A flat blind rlupnlltuunntl
setting between ltowayron and tit-nth
horwellt. i’lease return Him» to Stanley
Lowndea. ltowayton. No questions tulle“.
NOTICE.“
THE inhabitants and log ti voters of tlw
Town of Norwalk are hereby uotlflv-l anti
warned lhataapociul Town meeting will be
hold at the Town House in said Nor mil. on
1‘“ lead W. the llth of lit-"timber. llltli. at it
o'clock in theaftemmu. for the Iput- men of
acting upon the petition of George . ll and
others. to that root the aeleclmen to widen the
rnatlwa and bridge between l-‘lrat avenue and
Riversit e avenue. to as to ma it
said roadway and bridge filly tent in width.
Alan toaucupt. a direct the selecttustt to
work Ferris avenue. so called. from the turn-
plltn northerly to the north llnoof the property
owned by Mr. ekldd. and to malts the neces-
sary appropriations therefor.
Dated at Norwalk. l‘eoeutber fl. lillll
OSCAR W. RAYMOND. rattler-linen
. ltPliRall THllMliili. % ..
HAMLIM. DAHKAM. Norwallr
1
it If
i i ii i ll ll i lililllllllilll.
SIN!) Twusrvmve CENTS. with use
WI and stamp. and receive hort scope o
lnturo llfo, MADAME .lttlsilliltmzver. dead
trance clairviysn'. ssvonth limllflirl’. horn
with tlouhlo voilgtells t. present and fa-
tum full name of w cut you will marry;
ORALMMMGH 'i‘lilll Wlliillii. it is well
known throughout the world that “poles are
only i’nllull'n rtune tellers. and their
t e
c‘hamta cause love. [fixedly marriages. and sun-
cesainhu-lneaa. tl GU EA 0 Altai Aral)
WlAlt D AWWDS. Advice on business.
marriage. speculatl. nonsense. limes. all al~
. I' s
nt'iottr (lifARhi Fflltll. N, a. [will not
receive registered letters or money orders.
lwa a semi alanine overtones t rs id)
fiKIIJUHBIR. New Albany. includinwuut
thisnut. , cinch 9t nut
......,~.......W.M W“... .. w __ ..
E. Stillman; 0..
55 80. liilll Si. 80. llillliillll.
Practice Limited to Diseases ofWomsn
once hours. Honda’s and ‘l’huradays. I to n
SATURDAY. DEC. 8th.
fountain heads of modern wit.
' Harvey's Block, IIlliIIl Main St.
. Ill llrottl lit, Bridgeport lions.
Thsgemral Cash Grocery
goes the knife.
Keep your bed looking nice
by buying from us this week one
of those Counterpanes we are
l5 North Main St.
Hoyt’s Opera House
US '9 NIGHT ONLY.
'ihere are others. but none like these. 'lhe
WARD Mill VOKES.
'lltat's the last time l‘llever tulle Lady Bel-
mont to a ball. A record of ill) night» in New
York as "Percy“ and "Harold." in Charles
1
E. Blaney‘s funniest laud alwal s will be)
illun on the Bank.
You can‘t afford to rs lee it. it's a guarante-
ed attraction. and worth going mllt a to see.
Seats now on sale at Pleisted's and Gregory's
drug stores. Ill
hills. Slit um
‘ TURKEY sums.
Monday. Dec. IO.
Pale fancy and useful articles. Nurses’
aprons, dolls. etc.
Tuesday. Dec. ll.
Sale (‘11le day. Hot turkey dinner. are:
Kit-Mayor . ii. Reed's chowder and cold
turkey for supper. :lbc. Evenlngmoncut and
eutergalntnent.
000800 QUARTET!!! AND MlSi DINA
A. LEW“.
Wednesday, lien. I2.
Role. Concert in evening by
JEROME MAY IiAUJO CLUB.
Under auspices of Latliee's association of
South Forualk Baptist church. till he
mowittfitttu
Have a large and elegant assortment of
museum and trial Goals.
A bargain lit
Cigars at it and $2 per but
A fine til-play of
Tobacco Pouches. cigar and illgsr-
‘ stts Holders. lllgsr sntl lllnr-
ette cases. stuff still Tolue-
eo Boxes, listch isles. Etc.
They will be pleased to see any of their lady
or gentlemen lrleuds at their ato . corner of
fish and Washington Single
“www-mwm.
Physician istwomenl
llils. ”Ii. Ii. I. tilllllllll
Can be consulted at her silica.
from teamin‘lp. “Warwmmfé
m ... ”hi 9 ”a... uni.
W‘ ’“N'T‘i‘lw "in
fifi‘ggpmfim
D. II. , till i,
A QUARTER
AWAKE!
rust nun. cute
Oiisrthe p's of these cities. the hensilt of its accumulated experience of all
years la production of the largest asuntmentof
' Formosa antenna ,
_ Wrwvmjuslmhsssm sun-amt... the
a o :
Iil‘flflll nun IO. ILIII’IIO.
MEAD’S uCONFECTlONIBRY
3‘3}
ll mm
m to. an‘mlwwr null-d
(i mus
”"tmr-r.
nanoseou
I'll. All) Oil's
Saturday” Dec. Alsf,
CITY MILIJNEBY STORE.
WASHINGTON S'l‘.. SOUTH NORWALK.
offering at 79c. or title. ; you can .
aeethem in our windows that
they are greatly reduced in
pric'e',‘as simple examination
will show you.
50 doz. of the biggest drive in“
town, ladies’ Fast Black Hose,
good weight and fine gauge, 20c.
would below to keep our repu-
tation up. We make” this price
1211c. per pair. I
When you want one of those
dainty creatures which the
ladies commonly call a Hat, call
SPECIAL SilE.
One day only. One lot chi dren's
TA. o'suaunu 051". 390 IAUII.
One lot ladies‘
3.330! l‘llJ’ Ella. 600 ISO”.
Hoyt's Theatre Building.
hills. II. llIlliiES. I’ll
0P.
MARSHALL’S on us
Schoolof Shorthand '
and Typewritlng. . SMITH NIIRWALK
Masonic Building, Vlall 8t, llor-
Buston Store
Terms reasonable. School rooms open from 10
am. until 3 . m.. daily except fiatnrday. Also
Honda . edneeday and Friday evenirt s,
from 7:. town. 'ihose desiringio study e
science would do well to call or write to
801.3%?“ MARSHALL. Box 350. Norwalh
n
WISE WOMEN
WISE MEN
)
We Be" the follow-
ing and we sell it at
83 VilSlIlllitTllll STREET.
SIlIllll llflflliiiK. COIN.
---~"--'---mm“i
If you' will be wise, think
before you act. If you will
We do, and we do it
,héfigmpfim: call and see the beautiful Wall “Rh'v ” a
. Paper we are selling, and learn the
WALL rarun. low price we are selling it at, you LOW Pr’ce
pawn. mus. uon't lhink long before you set. i cud
Gnass. ETC. We're makingarun on it for 00 . org work.
.tntrsrs' nlAIltltl- d3?“ House. emu.
ans. rulsco
THINK! P i u
l’lc’l’vllld FRAMED B E w [8 E a n "g
, A5!)
AND IYNII‘B All D.
BOOM IOULDI N6.
Paper Hanging.
illlllll'lli motors Fliiillllli iT lillllElliTE Plllllis.
BECKER, 79 Washington 81.80. Norwali.
FOR GENTLEMEN. ,
We iiuve Hanna and Sons' well known line of men's and boys' tine shoes. Their
Winter Russefl. with extention double sole. at $5.00. Their
Enamel Leather. with cork solee.at$.'t.l50.
Patent Leathers. In all the latest styles. Also
Cordovan a“ Ca‘f I,hoes.‘tltc finest line ever shown in own for
the money and the best styles. W have a
PorDOIBO Leather shoe at is 00. for motormen. that islnonvtuug-
cork Sole shoes from $1 50 to '5 00. The largest values for your money
and call on us before you buy.
i
netic and water proof. Call and examine. Ah
etey shown.
FOR THE. LADIES’,
MISSES’ AND CHILDREN.
We have Munshury, Mathewson a (Jo's line of shoes in allw
NEW STYLES -
The best line for the least money ever shown. A large line of
SllPPilli ‘ » stunts
For dancing and housewear, that are unexcelled in style
and unequalled in piles. Our low prices in plainlllgnres
will astonlsh you. We cordially invite an inspection of
I " otbe
Norwalk Chronicler