outgmwu his present quarters.
m will conduct the evangeii‘tic eer-
,. , , ‘ . ..
ht Norwalk people are anxious that an
elm he made to induce some manulact-
ariegennoeru totake pone-ion of the
Mary formerly occupied by the Ani-
idertl’u'ry flat company. The build-
.flh practically new, annually located,
dilate-d airy. and withal a meat excel-
M place for manufacturing purports.
~ It haeyhean suggested that it would make
a guedahoe factory.
j Paupleontbiaaide of the river ..
‘paatlytntereatedinthe proposed widen-
‘h‘gotthe Benedict Farm bridge, and
. bridge.
, misting for a lease of flarvin ”Bro-
_ . eiel anrtaceJndicatu that the ice has
1 been thoroughly rounded by Young
”Broad River young people, with arma
, carting timber for the Tramway cun-
ury at In. Bennett, whore lunerai labe-
hgheld this afternoon.
‘ ' thetranway tracke use that the frost to
alienate er rue nit is .
Cater ureter.
"Witht'he approach of better times,
will be no hitch in the proceedings that
williouer deley the building of the
it is understood that E. E. Gotham is
then’ new store at the corner of First
auntseeud New street, hie increasing
painting and wallpaper business having
Mr
Gerham reports an unusually “Odd fall
trade, with prospects that it will can»
“one throughout tie winter.
The mill pond is in zen over to a con-
m thickness and the number oi
atieke and stones scattered over the gin
America. It is expected that a few more
Gaye of good fret ztng weather will make
good skating, greatly to thedeligbt ol the
runs writ ,m
A trolley Cal load of- Norwalk and
(all of edihiiw. came to East Norwaik,
H night. end surprised ‘Wiilsam H. Fer-
ris, who unemployed in the Duncan Iron
”All” AND aoaoroa.
Alexander m is the pews-ant ot a
lttiaahagey dug. .Yaeterdey attarneon.
while at Gerhani'a pond. the dog vea-
tnredteofarontonthe lee, which was
quite thin. and he fell through A large
number at echelon from list Darie’
herding school were there, and they
each gays different instructions how to
maths canine, which. in the mean-
time, wee howling eta great rate. Fli'l‘
e'ly Andrew Stark came to the rescue.
and with a long pole succeeded in lead.
ing thedog safely on shore. We under-
stand that Mr. Stark will receive a re-
ward from llr. Stevens, who valued the
dog quite highly.
A daughter was born. yesterday mom.
in, t) Mr. and Ilsa. Taylor, of Stamford.
Ira. Taylor was formerly'hiisa Unis
Tilly. She inst present at the home of
her parents, Mr. and Ira. George H
Ti",- ‘
Yesterday Selectman
gravel carted on the crosswalk near the
Iain street crossing, making an improve-
ment that iagreatly appreciated by the
people who have reason to travel there.
Workmen are laying drain pipes to
connect with the sewer under the Leroy
avenue crossing. thua' snaking a more
complete drainage for the roadway.
Jaaee Iiilepeugh is having hie place on
Norotou avenue graded, end the walka
laid out. Zig-an Mason is doing the
Waterbury bad
grumbly turnout in goodly uunr- "h .__.
tuattemltheepeciel town meeting
latt‘l'ueda alternnon. r t. Itv‘ Children Got '0'
.ce'the semi. r. ”mutt... of: Pltciter’e Gaetoria.
Whennahywaaachwegavehercaatoria.
WhenmewaeaChlkLahecrlsdtormot-lg
Whatehwwlhaheelnngtocumlle
WhatehadChMIhegavetimM
filiiidl’ezi Cry far
Runner’s; {tastes-la.
Children Cry tor
Pitcher’e Goatorla.
ray
1
prices and on early term-t.
WASTE”.
lor will Golder.»
lleal Estate and Insurance
wasuraerort urn-er.
Venous hulking toraio or house and lot
web the View or pure
call Ami examine our list.
Itle in ewry part of the an. at mwmhbll
at!!! t!
nu. are invited to
“e have them for
Railing Works in South Norwaik. it
was a moat delightful occasion.
Aretha important business transac
lion took place here yesterday afternoon,
by which Is ring and Edward Robertson,
'uf South'Oeborne avenue, purchased the
grocery business of Frederick Scribner,
is Randall’s block. They took posses
dot: at once.
Francis Allen, of 19 Cove street. lit
parting one of hie lingers, which was in-
jered by a heavy log failing on it. while
I”!-
‘l'he Junior league of the East Avenue
Win Episcopal church will meet
'rlday‘afternoon at 3 o'clock. The alib-
jrct will be "Giants."
Theda; on the U. A. it building is it
half mast today. in respect to the mero-
Thcmen employed in excavating for
thagronnd is about seven inches deep.
Quite a number of young people went
to Waetport. last night. and enjoyed
the flue akating on Wheeler's pond.
Ir. and Ira. William thine", of New
Haven, are alaltvng Itr. and In. John
. llflmnruedieo. 5 Henry strut
0.1:. Paddock. of Maple avenue. haa
‘hkantheamcyofa new book and is
m with good mm.
Janna Been. who has the contract for
I. I. Iotgan'a new residence on Core
least. has hroiten around.
6. W. Benedict. of Howard avenue,
"helper to Springfield, lean, to visit.
Inhale at late D'ylng
”Humphrey its”.
“cutaw- in this vicinity, hun-
Mef‘lowlehave dledduring thaiaat
hwweeta. The disease appeara to he
W luprraeeeeia that known
atriukeafnwl takingentheap-
til-uniting. Theathacoroh
' tar-oblaehandthathrcatlllla
on:
k
h .
a rt. cloaks. capes. lntanta‘
bone. fringes. piano. or an.
murders sit-arts. ties. kl glovesi
also feathers cleaned end curled.
arments "yeti or cleaned and
t manner. U’l'l'
c. a
T0 LET.
pressed in
”times. min t
NING and dyeing establishment. No. i
ytnoutl street. Corner sleuth Main
street, on line or electric cars. south Nor-
walk. Corm. We reapecttully
citizens of south Norwnik. . o
lty that we established ourselves in your
himidst. in the dyeing and cleanih
and are now prepares to do all hint s of clean-
ing and dyeing in the very best style and man-
ner. ladiee‘ suite. dresses. either made up or
ca re bmuis,etc.,
lliiartl covers,
kid shoes.
lentlctneu's
announce to the
rwalk and vicin-
business.
the
.t cutie.
} 0“.
ll! Wrel alreet.
Norwalk.
N our turn
lift“.
~.— .
Guitarist 00th
watdr. bath, iauudr
Inquire Milli. WILL
water in. all
nun. live rooms. lar
it) South Main street. water
ward avenue. 0 rooms,
Ill: housetll Windward ave-
Tilfllli rooms
ln.rent anal Wood
, aemrul door. rent
one. rent. Sill. Apply to I. A. WOUDWARD.
FOR 8A]:
it
If. near Elrn tlrove store. perch rooms.
in snort shape rent, am.
Home on Holden avenue. near lax ngton aye.
den. tine well. rent
depot. Apply at the Hammer. otltoe
tndeelreble tenalli- ”Adv
CHARM-.3 ii. wiiflflhlit. ll! Oreh n
i.
plums moaned front “r5363;
Washington street. three minutes of the
own Living-ton place. mod-
ern improvements. heater. hot and cold
stationary tube,
M B. RIDER.“ West
nid tt
.1. House corner ay a d Tollea streets. nine
monie. water to Apply to Mint! ll. KN?:’[P.
' n
dt iw
Olli-
i uglier...“ was... no“... on...
1 out. ow
ply to
street.
fl ti
OWIR door of large house. No. til Meadow
street. near tramway turnout
lit-ht .9. in ulre on nremhea or to!
mow. at” tat. avenue.
lobed rooms at it; llavliand
dt lw
' water in.
bit nus :-
nlutl
Aehart'a Sunday school class and their
gentleman friends. surprhadhlnr at his
honour: Iain street. The evening wee
phalantly passed playing games. and
with other amusements.
cocoa were served. Those present were
limes Edith Alway. Abbie Scott, Annie ,
Cutbill. Jewie Brntdage. Kitty Wright.
Grace Bryan, Etta Stevens, and Grace
Barrie; “teen. Samuel flott.Clyde Bor-
tlarry Bryan and Oscar Scott.
the Baptist parsonage, tomorrow and
Saturday eveniupa, under the auspices
of the Junior Young People’s Society of
Christian Endeavor.
Brookaide chapel, Sued ay,sa a fire had not
been stated lu‘the furnace. He expects.
however. to occupy the pulpit next Sun-
day.
noon for New York state, where he will
eowrro: ‘ i N '
bat evening the dietuhara‘hf W. K
i
Cake and
I 7 V H i .‘ m I n
W opsn‘a HOUSE. ‘ Medium Priced Overcoats
Brilliant anneal-rat ot the lam comedian
in
«our mroaaauor error. arch”. m b. WM”
an‘v “TGHT. DEC- 7e ‘0". “1:?” mil, Mafia:
’ Till. Ti. H. CURTIS.
in his runny ertation.
And a compeny of excellent artiste.
Chart at Gregory's and ’l'ontllnron’a. Prices
ton. Edward Thomas. Frank Cuthnian. “mum-”nurse. d8
Charles and Sheppard Wells. Glitter-d
Buiae, Oiiflord Cutbill. Samuel Hall. CLUB UNION
Stone beilaat has been spread nil slot g
the Consolidated tracks between this .
place end Barton. and the rails are helm g
ripldly laid by a large force of laborer-'-
It is probable all four tracks will he in
use in a few days.
A New England supper will be held in
Rev. J. E. Slater did not preach in the
Pay 0 White started yesterday after-
make an extended business trip.
George Raymond has begun excava-
tions for a new seven-room house on the
west side of the river.
lites Edna Cole. of Northport, ii. )1.
is visiting lilac Emma Hoyt.
.7
Card of Thanks.
I TAKE this meane oi exprraelu my heart-
felt thanaa and sincere appree atlon ot the
many kindneeaee of my friends and neighbors.
in nil late greet bereavement. Sincerely.
at t JOHN L. hUitilANti.
NOTTEE.
\YOT‘TCB is hereby glvrnthet. a meeting of
i the Board of Uounctlmen. of the City or
routh Norwaik. wilt beheld at the Council
Chamber. on lievlland street. in said (-er
Monday evening. Deeemher 17. ran. at ‘lz‘
o’clock. for the purpose of hearing action in-
tereeted in the proposed layout 0 Bay-view
avenue trom High street to West. street. end
Illllaide place from Taylor avenue to Bay view
avenue. so as to make Gold streets unltorrnly
forty-tire (to) foot in width. and tnabaago the
course of said avenue fr in Hillside place to
“action at said
Wear. street. so as to bring the
avenue w ith raid West street a t tilteen tiil
feet (ruin the westerly line 0' (lie street.
.lt). EPil TAY .OR. clerk.
Fouth Norwaik,t.'onn . December ti. 1895.
de ti.
a... W. ._.....4..
" 'NZQTt E.
THE inhabitants and leg ti voters of the
Town or Norwallt are hereby notified and
warned thataaiecial 'l‘nwn meeting will he
held at the Town Home in said her Iaik. on
'I it read“. the lith of Ilt‘fllmix‘l’. 130i. at it
o'clock in theattcrnmn, for the purpose of
noting upon the petition of (home ti. Bell and
others. to instruct the selet-tmen lo widen the
roadwa and bridge between First avenue and
[literati e avenue, to m to make
enld roadway and bridge titty test in width.
Also to accept. and direct. the aetretmen to
work Ferris avenue. so called. from the turn-
piae northerly to the north line nftlte prom" y
we nod by Mr. risk“. and to make the Decea-
ssry appropriations therefor.
listed at Norwalk. "member 5, Hit
OSCAR W. RAY \dtiNl).%releA'tmen
on
F. SBHAVHIH. M. _\ D.
55 SH. Milli ST.. ST). HHHWilK.
Practice Limited to Diseases ofWomen
Olilce hours, Mondays and Thurs ‘ays. B to ll
p. m. n3! ly
' THE “son . fl
. ..
The ilret of American Newspapers
OllHlES A. Hill. [HITHH
W
of
Norwsik.
last, end all the time, forever.
Daily. by stall.
38 a year
The Weekly,
W
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tel
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wtthnnn
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”Maui—adulthood.
' a :znno ate-no
‘,t
O
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gotten hence return some to
wndea. ltowayton. No questions Ming.”
l "Titties ctrtntotttn."
Ill) 1' Bm-l‘lVB CRETE. with age
seventh
wt
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Stanley
S a start: a sceive horceenpa
future tfllrgtggtfli ;U”B§§‘s:ii:l"$.
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The distinguished traveler in Siberia. subject.
Hoyt's Theatre, South Nor-walk.
At 8 o’clock. Course ticket. l olndingCiap on
"Othello" and the'fl'hree lnteriainln Gentle-
men Com
Single tic et. “can". Beat-"ed
extra.
Pluneo'e. chart opens for sale or reurv
seats. at Plat
Decent
Hoyt’s Opera House
suntan. urc. 8th.
The A merlcsn Constitution. the Ameri-
ctu idea. the American rpirit. These first.
iially and Sunday. by mail. .8 a year
.1 a year
Lecture Course, .
rm: lecture by
KENNAN.
"Russian Political titles."
Flilliil EVENING, HEB. Till.
ny" in music and monom meant).
sent it) cents
Tickets for sale at i’tals'ed'e and
eted's and Pinneo's. Wednesday,
her 5th. at 9 o'clock. a. In. nli lw
then: are snares. Very scarce.
inremw all this months ago and prepar-
edoui‘etivea accordingly. Our atock la
ell right. You needn't worry that we
can’tdt you with a good 010, are, or
“8500mm“. because we can. Our
Home Rule .10, in three colors. blue,
Dunraven Overcoata at all prices, 315 to
$28. We haven new lot of our men’a
celebrated blue and black 810 Cheviot
suite. Come in this week.
M Iain. (latter Bank street. Bridgeport. Ct.
[HWWPHIBES
low prices and guarantee. all goods to
give perfect satisfaction. It will pay you
to
.. The Central Cash Grocery
..
black and blue that have merit about
3‘ t = ' blaekaudbro ,all 00', 1 . innit:
am I 0‘ Pusan” meme-mart. otaaoogitgioor‘llr 13.13122121ng 1:, med ‘
thiaaeaaon. OnrlluaKeraryaflBtio lo 15 00. :10 ’t 9'
'l'hedrummer nptndete. Supported by blue or black, out extra Wllg. nicely :hcltoi' 5:01.33, ”pm to
Inadeaodtriinmrd. That elf tle Wj
mss mm 0mm, ”new... 3...... 023...:33. .3... ’
MEIGS nice.
We are selling Groceries at astonishing
H
give us a trial order. Free deltrcry.
I5 North Main St.
0‘s ‘1 NZGHT ONLY.
\
'lhere ere otheru. but nonm like these. 'lhe
fountain leads of modern w it.
Willi) MID VOKES.
’Ihot‘s the iart time l'llmr take lady Bel-
mont toe ball. A record of ill) nights to blow
York as ”Percy" and "Harold." in Charles;
it. Blauey'e funniest tend always will be)
Saturday, Dec.
CITY MILUHEHY STOHE.
WASHINGTON ST“ SOUTH NORWALK.
SPECIAL SALE.
1 st,
One tiny only. One lot chi dren'e
'I‘AI O'SIIANIIB CAI". 39c lAcll.
One lot iadlee'
IIENOII FIL‘I' HATE. 80c EACH.
8
Hoyt‘s Theatre Building.
HHS. H. HOMES. PHHP. d
A Run on the Bank.
You can't aflord to miss it. It‘s a guarante-
ed attru:tlon. and worth going miles to see.
Seats now on sale at Pleisted‘s ttnd Gregory‘s
drug stores. ‘di
ltzun, so: i
TURKEY SUPPER.
Monday. Dec. I0.
Sale fancy and useful articles. Nurees'
aprons. tloiie. etc.
Tuesday. Dec. l I.
Sale duriag day. ilot turkey dinner, Pho-
Ex-Maior B. Reed's chowder and cold
turkey for supper. tile. Evenlng.conc.-rt and
entertainment.
GOUNOD QlithI'BTTll AND MIS‘l DINA
. A. LIWI".
Wedneday, Dec. l2.
Hale. Concert in evening by
Jlttrutl MAY "Aldo own.
Harvey's Block, North llain 8t.
Under ens icon of Ladlre'» association of
Baptist church. dill
South h'orw
W
rrnwrnutr n on.
Have a large and elegant assortment of
fleetschaum and Bill! Goods.
A bargain in
Cigars at St anti $2 per hill
A line til-play of
Tobacco Pnuthta. clgsrtnd cigar -
ttta Holden. cigar and tiller-
etla llaaaa. anfl and Tobac-
co iloraa. latch Salas. Etc.
rm 'ert be 61. used to see any of their lady
or gentlemen lrienda at their IIMI'O. corner of
thin and Washington Snafu.
WM....M.
Physicianlnr Women!
sis. nfifitunnn
Can be consulted at her chine.
h - A.”_~.._M
"i BARGAIN till. s
RAIN QR SHINE GO TO
Hill, 92.. WAS
ans Ouhtflaturdlyitpourwlrilbttiow
llllnil.
mammalian-say.
ill'l'lll STREET.
eaadthapeople poured in. We sold
MARSHALL’S
Schoolof Shorthand
and Typew riting.
——iN rm:—
Masonic Building. Wall St, hor-
wall. upon.
Terms reewnahie. School rooms open from in
am. until 3 p. in. daily except Saturday. Also
loudly. Wedneeday and Friday create a.
fmns sztofim. 'lhosedealrln to study t e
science would do well to eat or write to
GOfifltAM MABsHALL. Box 369. Xorwalk
n ‘ t
This week we are:
continue the great
in our kitchen depertrueni.
weather during the last.
has not been of the kind»;
would hays ordered to suit
business; however, we take it
comes, and keep sewing woos.
We have n few special arti»
else we would like to call your
attention to.
8EO0ND,1 Fancy 2coldD
ed, 112 pc. Set, cost us 39.10, {J
' and as will happen to beat of l
were, a few pcs. are bad, this ‘
set for 05.98.
THIRD, 1 old Brown Bet, very
drive on all kinds of White
Ware. These goods take up the
space we specially want for
goes the knife.
by buying from us this week one
of those Counterpanes we are
offering at 79c. or 89c.;you can
see them in our windows that
they are greatly reduced in
price, as simple examination
will show you.
town, ladies’ Fast Black Hose,
would below to keep our repu-
tation up. We make this price
1211c. per pair.
ladies commonly call a Hat, call
on us.
Boston Store.
83 WISHIHGTHH STREET.
rat-
compiete, 117 pcs., takingin
soup tureen, etc... worth any
time 815.00, to close, 01010.
We shall also make a big
oliday Goods, therefore in
r",
Keep your bed looking nice
50 doz. of the biggest drive in
ood weight and fine gauge, 20c.
When you want one of those
ninty creatures which the
SHHTH NHHWALK
SOHTH HOHWMK. COIN.
WISE worm-2m
wrss: MEN
Wesell the follow-
-
" -
if you will
before you not.
log and we anti it at right at a
the rightpticrs: call and see the beautiful “all '
Paper we are selling. and learn the
want. Parent. low price we are selling it at, you LOW Prlce
PAlifl’S. ores. won't think long before you not. 1, ood k
onass. taro. We're mskingsrun on it for 60 0'“ '0' '
Allllfl‘l'h' stutter. d9!" “”""‘"" emu.
“~- THINK‘ mm
AltI' noon“: ' P
aln l
rte-runes IBAMED B E w '8 E t ng
’ AND
AND UNFB IIID,
ROOM IOULDING.
FOR GEN
Winter Russell. .m. m
shoe
Porpolse Leather
Cork SOTO shoes from 31-5060
may shown.
FOR THE
”"'moi“Wm““‘"llt‘itTAVJaTJJfrtii‘t
B 4 Bi ‘ m iii. . A l w
Mommas... at... m... in. THE SHHD“ Still to Broad ht. Britt-rm loan.
om, /‘ nonmem.to‘ip.m.anydayaxeeptlunday.
‘i‘hdgf Skmilgéomi. hlhtlgii‘m in h mg 3 d s w at i la a la! till “I!” M
ray. scorn NuTtWAhlt runo- ‘ a 8'" ‘ 1'“ '7 '3 W“ P 3. gm% . “it” J.“
_: nm..nsmth alalu street. all the world. front “a dulfllf‘ult "page“ to can
-.., -.. W--. _, ...-W.W.-_..--.~ W n n “H“...
A t asaurame receiving the
LUST. Price be a sapy. lly wall. ”a year at “magi. ”harass n gm” - N Ew ’ s
W
”“chtsmnn. Allat bandvi ,dlatnond g , tor mnemonic-nae. seine -
“setting hetwren ltowaytonna' Booth Address m N" n." "a a.“ clean Alivletfitl mil“! W mull-
surrrrs ..
our stock.
and call on us before you buy.
a.
ARTIST") PIBTHHE FITMHIHH IT MODERATE PRIHEB.
DECKER, 79 Washington 8t, 80. Norwalk.
TLEM E N.
We have linen and Soua' well known line of men's and boys' tine shoes. Their
Enamel Leather. with cork soles, at $5 50.
Patent Ledthers. In all the latest styles. Also
Cordovan ant C8"'33:”...223‘12'5lil’éll:ffi§ll“lt’.‘§lal"
eerie and water proof. Call and examine.
'-'-"-THINK
be wise. .lhinl We do, and we do it
If you will
Paper Hanging
notion double role. at 15.00. Their
.l
m:
to 00. The largest values for your menu!
a
LADIES’,
at .8 00. for motormen. that is
Misses" AND CHILDREN"
We have lonnabury, Mathewson o Co.’a iineof shoes in all
TYLES-g
The beat this for the least money ever shown. A large line oi
SUPPEHS
For dancing and hon-swear, that are unexeelied in style .
and unequalled in price. Our low prices in plate figures
will aatonlab you. We cordially lnvlte an inspection at
Beroth
Norwalk Chronicler