an appropriatesermcn from
here'numsdewlthhmustsrnai
heavens.” 'i'be luterraenttooh
John Rodney, N. E. Campde
II. B. Buckingham.
announced that {just as soon
the Der-ion Point extension
' plated, cars will run to Benedict .
r >ereryhour. It issaid thatthe
wayton car will start from there, and
, planners going up town will
”tumult“ at the east end of
a Volunteer Boss company will hold a
Wrouight, attlie store of E. E.
florhamJ‘lrst avenue. It is probable
that'l‘reasurch. s. L'Hommedieu‘will
tonsil-noted to donate the we in the
treasury to some public institution.
é-Gotounobertson Bron, 38VanZandt
avenue, for choice Iamily groceries.
The selectlnen, accompanied by Build-
Ming lover Partrich. were here yester-
clay. looking overA. L. Austin’s build-
' Inconthebridge, with a view of mov-
,L ingitllack 03 of town property.
1 » TheKsogh brothers, known as the
transit midgets. will take part in the
,a‘xbikitiou and ball of St. Augustine
Council. K. of C., in Stamford, January
11.194.
The west apartments of C. H. Ale
. . thorpe’s new double house are approach-
lalgccmpl‘etion. They will be Occupied
by T. B. Grimn, who expects to move
Into the- next geek.
Delaaon Hotchhies, of Cheshire, who
hasbecna guest at the home of lire.
Inry Burns, Howard avenue, left for
Wallingford, tod_;s______y.
The entertainment and supper given
by the ladies of St. Peter‘s German
church, Wednesday night, netted the
moiety upward of .25
1 The fishing smack Flash came into
"M yesterday, with fish, and the Sea
Bird, of Weetport, with eecallops.,
A musical service will be held Sunday
evening at 7 .80 o',clock at the Swedish
manual church
, ~Gotoilobertson Bros, 38Vansndt
avenue. for choice family groceries.
Edward Godfrey, of East avenue. ex-
pects to go to Bedding, tomorrow, to
spend a few days.
WEST NOBWALK.
lb Hay Smith. who has been a
member of Dr. A. ll. Baldwin's family
In Norwalk, for some time, and Fred
lather, son of David Nelson Mather.
Old a popular and prosperous young
mull!) of this place, were united in
marriage. Wednesday evening at ti
o'clock. at the First Congregational
finrch, In Port Chester, N. Y. bir. and
Ira. lather are now residing at the
horns of the groom in this place.
’ It's. Maud Mather, Wife of Edward
lather, left her home last Saturday
light. and“: Hprrsent whereabouts is
”unknown. at a flu ago Mrs
* lather also cut away in company with
a well-known South Norwulh y oung rnan.
and remained several weeks.
KUWAIT!“
The lsrrymakers are making arrange-
Ienw for two important social even! I
”aka place New Year's are. and the other
a masquerade to be given on February
Slat, preceding Washington's birthday.
M events will he held In Gulde’r’a Hall.
|the omcial board will meet in the
The meeting will be followed by the
'iitd quart-'ly conference, at which
m Elder Beach will preside.
It Is hoped the railroad company will
: Ila few daysrsrncrstosmorssoltshlsm
issues the unsightly building now lay-
Iog Wide the depot.
The milllnery sociable of the Epworth
Lupus will be held tonight, at the horneL
fills: lary Themes. Iain street.
Ins. me if. Boylston. of It...»
arcane, has a severe attack of the grip.
“as! Shipment Daly's horses died
’ .» «. afternoon ofbots.
WILTON
”mood farm. north of the Plait
homestead. is being greatly
i
.m
- Stem muons are at work
W stone walk, and main
“lemon. The first willbe silence to 2%
‘ Mist church tonight,“ 6:45 o’clock. m
'l‘hsfoilowlngpstsntawsrsissued
' Dace. LiatfurnisbedfromodlcreofA.
I. Wooster. patent lawyer and solicitor,
Bridgeport:
W. A. I“Blakealoe. Brid .lock for
lantern; H. B. , TIsrtferd
Elise . E. 0. Benn.
artf .sorew making machine; 0. (1
Tyler, 0 patents. Mord. method of
and a for making milling cut-
tors. manufacture of milling cuttersz'G.
B. Adams. New Britain cast on for susr
ponder-ends: Frank Billed. Meri.den de-
vise for suspending lamps ;John pson,
New London. finishing” metal in imita-
tion; 8. B. Yates New Britain. strike
plate for bolts; 6. Spencer, Guilford.
spring scaltn B. Hakewsssell tford is.
screw making machine; SH“ Frisbia ,
Unlonville, door check; J. 0. Penn.
Ferryville, bridge.
Trade mark—Waldo foundry, Bridge-
rt. aluminum gold knives, spoons.
orks,etc.
Anyone who has children will rejoice
with L. B. Mulford. of Plainflcld, N. J.
His little boy, live years of age, was sick
with map. For two days and nights he
tried various remedies recommended by
friends and neighbors. He says: “I
thought sure I would lose him. I had
seen Chamberlain's Cough Remedy ad-
vertised and thought I would try it as a
last hope and am happy to say that alter
two doses he slept until morning. i gave
it to him next day and a cure was effect-
ed. 1 keep this remedy in the house now
and as soon as any of my children show
signs of croup I give it to them and that
is the last of it." 25 and 50 cent bottles
for sale by G. C. Stilleon, druggist.
lfaliew Yorhrnillionatre gtveeadm-
nor at 5th avenue and ”utmost, costing
$700. 00, which gives 19 people dyspepsia
and these people spend “$56.00 in doc-
ors’ bills and finally have to pay $6.00
each for Cactus Blood Cure to cure them
what would be the saving per capita if
the dinner should not be given. there
being 87 persons at the feastt
Inquire at Plaisted’a drug store, where
you may have the problem solved and
got. Inform»: EOL about C ictue Plto i Our
Children Cry for
Pltcher’s Gastorla.
WhennabywudchwegaveherCastoria.
WhensbewuaChMabecriedfoI-Castorlg
Whenahobecamelflqshechmgtom
mmMChfldrmshegavetLanM
Children Cry tor
Heelrefls Castorla.
Pitcher’s Castor-Ia.
Taylor at Golden
Real Estateand lnsuranc:
WASHINGTON STREET.
l'ereons looking foraiot‘
with the view It pitrchas
call and examine uur‘ list. in e have them for
silo in every part of the city at reasonable
prime and on our terms. an!
or house and lot
rig. are Invited to
WANTED.
NY lsdycau Itslly msho gull weekly at
home, nails iiu us adiortlat- Ibo great
I-mel .IlALM ill: FIGS, for frmd’lt wink-
nt'flal. articulars and lid: of liml‘ill {v00
R‘XN with stampiil IIIHII) xii, -
'SBENEI-‘ml’l‘io Juliet ll.
E.
CLEANINII and dyeing estaliii ‘ ‘ "No. 4
Raymond street, (' orner South" Main
street. on line If electric care. Booth Nor-
walk. (‘onn We mxwtfnll announce to the
citizens of ilouth Norwsllt. . orwelh and vicin-
ythai we established oumlvas In your
midst, in the dyeing and cleanln business.
and are nowI pre red to do all kill a of clean-
lng and d at mg n the very best style and man-
nor. in es' suits. uremic. either made up or
H. cloaks.“ Infants' on s hoods etc. .
boils. triennmoo, o ‘u. llllaril co’yerr,
mu e acarfs. ties. kl kid shuns.
also feel are cleaned and curled. ntlemeu a
garments dyed or cleaned: and Apruned In the
U lIU'l'i' it!‘ Hit. intuit
beet manner.
”to new.
A PLEABAST Turnlshed front room on
Washington street. three minutes of the
depot. Apply at the lies-risen odlos
i“ lw
CORNER witnueon hit/luminn piers. innit-
Jablmprpzements. 2.1"" beamed nzld
wa a and . s onar is, so
lnIIuIreltliii. won. an it. lilo tut rm:
aienue. elf
HOUSE near lint more store. ava-n rims.
water in. all in mid shape rent. .Iil.
Home on ilslden avenue. near Les caton are-
non. five rooms. la fiflillllnh. lice troll,A rent.
casseornsr lTar and cites“
WWI. water in. Apply to
Lewes Baum .. hottelelc. ll dirtiest
finances n\w tears.” in Ore
street.
y to
street.
nil tf
LOWIR Ilocr-r o large house. No. it Meadow
way turnout ”fig”.
31.1“”.DWINO crsinheaorotblt
at set avenue.
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Broad In
kdwarrl Burger.
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RSIRWWRF
“I'll.
Children Cry for
, counterculture
With half adoasnnewhouaesinecnise
dmcdonandacider-Inill in full'blsst.
Norotonthkeaonihanppea'nncauf'a “
busy and progreniv's place. Among the
notable Improvements now betngmadeis
the remodeling and enlargement ofgifr.
Inlgrssh's flue house, which is being
raisedasdhasbad new piaaaasands
ports coehere added. Who‘ll-dict
grsen’s family return here nextuApiii
they will find a much diffcent house.
If. H. Herring. of Stamford, Is the con-
tractor.
The case of Albert E. Scodeld and
others vs. the town of Barton. comes up
before Judge Shumwsy in the Superior
Court today for hearing on the
application of defendant to cite in N. Y. .
N. H. and H. R. 3.00. as a party defend-
ant. also for hearing on motion to erase
the same from the docket. Levi Watner
appears for mfleld arid Edward L. Sco-
Ileld for Barton, also Lynda Harrison for‘
the railroad company.
The third annual ball of the Building
lovers will he held In the Darien TownIn
Hall. Friday night, December 14th.
Music will be provided by the Tally Ho
orchestra. The occasion promises tobsa
very enjoyable one.
The funeral of Frank Wilson Ioder.
who was found dying on the railroad
track at Rowayton, Saturday night, was
held from the Presbyterian church, yes-
terday afternoon. ilev. Arthur Regna
emulating.
John Pooley. Liveryman Bailey’s right
bower. get red hot,yesterday morning. in
his pocket. An innocent looking parlor
match was the cause of it. Be discover-
ed it in time to avoid a conflsgratiou.
Poor Denny is dead. He accidentally
fell out of a wagon and felt so morti-
fied that it killed him He was a very
clever she; herd dog and Idst Cullen and
family were much attached to him.
Invitations are out for the marriage of
Cecelia P. Sport). of New York. to Oscar
Wuerz, on December 19th, at the home
of the bride.
H. A. Scoville. ilT‘NeW York', who
recently purchased the Charles E Vsi'
place. moved here yesterday.
ivanhoe Castle. Knights of the Golden
Eagle, will confer the first and second
degrees tonight.
Miss Lillian Cullen is out again, alter a
long and severe illness.
Miss Louie Austin is spending the week
in Brooklyn.“—
.As an entergeuty medicine, Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral takes the lead of all
other remedies. for the relief and cure
of croup, surging cough, sore throat
end the dange ous pulmonary troubles
to which the young are so liable it is
invaluable bring prompt to act, sure to
cure.
Card of Thanks.
TAKE this the thod of truth rl III: my slim I-
thanks to the many fr t uda who haw in
11mm rolls ways t‘ spleen II the -lr sympathy and
for TIM many acts of under as shown an Ill my
mum gust IltHfl'Ikl'ilmilil. u. Wiiullitl luv.
NOTICE.
’l‘iia National. limit or Noun ALll
Capital seem ll
Normal it. Conn. December" I. lilill.
’l‘lll’.‘ annual me I ling of tho stochlmlllt rs of
tin Nailnnai llanktif Norwalk. for the
t‘ cctlouof diII-ctors. will Tl! held at its bank»
lull butter. on 'luI I«Icy. January 8. Nb.
r’nlls open from ii a. In. to
II? it it. I‘ I'tthE.CashlIr.
NOTICE
TOT‘ICI Iii hereby ulvsnthat is meeting of
L the Board of thmncilmsn. If the ('in of
iioiilh Norwalk, wll ibsheld at the Council
i Hhambsr oii llavlland street in said i‘ll
Monday evening, “Miami”! ll’ will. at 7-
o’cloch forth spnrpose of hearing nrtlee lu-
terssted in the prepared let out 0 its) view
avenue from Hlsh street to eat aim! and
Illllsl ile place from Taylor avenue to list view
sveniteuoss to mahsuld streets uniformly
forty- five (till feet In width. and to change lite
course of said avenue fr IN Iii lslde place to
West street. so as to bring the Junction of said
avenue with said W est street a Initiation: Iltl
feet from the stealer-iv line ofi‘ in street.
.lil lrill'li TM? .0“. clerk.
r'outh Norwalk. Conn, December ll, llll‘t'.s “
l
Notice.
Il inhabitants xandlrg it rotors-I ribs
T Townof filiorwe it are hereby notified and
warned the eat at er In lug will be
held at the wit Iicoso in said crsslk. on
'lu'iesday. the tilt: of Detention lfli. at ti
3...... M's-current“; . .
act it e
oiling; rm“ tbesslrctrnen to widen t
and tween First avenue a
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Norwai.
OHR‘WIOI ONLY.
Inuit IiIiiI. DEC. 1.
ancient-em ' minimums-mules
TIR. RIB. CURTIS.
inhisfonnycreatlon‘ .
Sam’l 'ol Pusan”
'l'hedrummsraptodate. Supportedby
MISS ILBIIIR DEMER.
And a company of excellent artiste.
Chart at Grehory’s and Tomlinson'e. Prices
flu. llbc. 500 and The. (18
l
CLUB UNION
Lecture Course.
First lecture by
KENNAN.
The distinguished traveler in Siberia. subject,
I . . . . . ,,
‘Russnn Political liiles,
Hoyt's Theatre, South Norwalk.
TRIDII HIRING, DEC. Tlll,
At 8 o'clock. Course ticket. I eluding Clap on
“Othello" and the' "Three Eutertainlu‘g Gentle-
enCom ny " In music and monom meJLhO
Single tlc et. yet cents. Reserved seat 10 cents
extra. Tickets for sale at Plaisted‘ s and
Pinneo's. Chart opens for sale of reserved
seats. at Plaisted' a and Pinneo‘ s, Wednesday,
December lith. at 9 o'clock. a. In. nal 1w
Hoyt’s Opera House
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
SATURDAY. DEC. Sill.
There are others. but none like these. The
fountain heads of modern wit.
WARD ANTI VOKES.
That‘s the lust time i‘llever take lady Bel-
mont to a ball. A record of 700 I ights In New
York as "Percy" and ‘llarold " in Charles
E. Blaney' s funnleet (and always will lit-l
A mm on the Bank.
You can‘t afford to miss it. it‘ s a guarante-
ed attraction. and worth going mill 3 to see.
Seats now on sale at l’lalsted‘s and Gregory a
drug stores. (11
Imphion ladles’ Randolin and
local nutrient.
OF NEW YORK. AESISTED BY
hiss Illele Weber.
Humorous andDI-amatic Reader,
scorn soswsnx
CCRCRECITICRII CHURCH.
Monday Evening, December lll.
Admission. 60c llIl‘rs 26c Tlcke7ts at
Plalsted‘ s and Plunge m d'liil
BIzIII SALE IRD
[TURKEY sum.
Monday. Dec. [0.
Sale fancy and useful articles, Nurses'
apronr. dolls. etc.
Tuesday. Dec. ll.
Sale during day. lint turkey Manor. 350;
Ex- Mayor“ . Reed's chowder and cold
turkey for supper. 26c. Evenlug.conuerl and
entertainment.
BOUND!) QITAITEYTI! AND MISS IINA
A. LBWI".
Wednesday. Dec. I2.
Sale. Concert in evening by
JEROME MAT nasoo CLUB.
Harvey's Blutl North Rain it.
Under auspices of Lailies‘s association of
South Norwalh Baptist church. cc: lw
TRCWBRIIRE it CO.
lists a large and elrgsnt assortment of
lietisclitum and Clint Cools.
A bargain in
Clans It ll lllll t2 III III
A line diwplay of
Tobacco Peseta. lllgsrtiitl Cigar
sits Holders, illgsr and tiger-
stts Cues. tutti Illil Tallie-
or horse, Istoli litre, Etc.
i see an of i lad
or'rbntl‘e't‘tlleth Wm t‘Ihelr sigh. corner of ’
lslii lllll Washington Straits.
dhtf
BIRGIIR CIT, SITURCIY.
RAIN 0R SHINE GO TO
IEITS’, 92 Ill
HITCH STREET,
Oahtflatardayltpouredrlgbtdownandtkepsopie poured la. We sold
morehaheryaadfrsskeaadythsawssersrsoldlathsettyonsuehaday.
Red Hot Candy as Cheaper Sugar.
sissalrsatiihysrea
unmanned. aunt. Danes-a
the correct night
ltwsa‘tssstysassrat
—§‘;.
lanndklnlhhathare meritahont”
then m scarce. Very scares
Hardly none to be had. Scarcity
of medium priced cloth they
say. There’s no such scarcity here. We
fosssawellihis monthsago and prepsr~
edourssives accordingly. Our stoch is
all right. You needn’t worry that we
csn’itlt you with a good era. .12. or
318500verccat. because we can. Our,
Home Rule .10, in three colon, blue,
black and brown. all wool, velvet col~
lars.leadsthemall. OverlOOsoldsofar
thissaaeon. OurlineXerseystlllbo. la
blue or black, out extra long. nicely
made and trimmed. The equal for style
of'anyflii coat. See our Covington and
Duoraven Overcoats at all prices. .15 to
as. We haves new lot of our men‘s
celebrated blue and black 810 Cheviot
suits. Come in this week.
MEIGS &. CO.
8’! Iain. Corner Bank Street. Bridgeport. Ct.
[CW PRICES.
we are selling Groceries at astonishing
low prices and guarantee all goods to
give perfect satisfaction. It will pay you
are us a trial order. Free delivery.
The Central Cash Grocery
l5 North Main so.
FIRE WINTER MILLIIIERI
DRESSMAKIN G
A SPECIALTY AT
CITY MILUNERI STORE,
Hoyt's Thesire Building.
WASHINGTON S'l'f. SOUTH NORWALK
MRS. HElEll HCIMES PROP.
MARSHALL’S“
School of Shorthand
and Typew ritlng.
—Il Till-
Masonic Building, Wall St, tlor-
rIsllI, open.
Terms reasonable. School rooms open from in
am. untilii ..nI. daily except Saturday. Alec
Monday. rdneedsy and Friday evenin s,
from 7:3’Iltollzfll 'Ihose deslrin in study to
science would do well to caIT
uogH'AM MARSHALL. Box 360. Norwalk
n
WISE WOMEN
WISE MEN
We sell the folio»
ing and we sell it at
R00! IOULDIND.
ARTISTIC PICTURE FRIMI
We have liansn and Sons' well known
Enamel Leather. .m.
Patent Leathers. u...
the
Porpolse Leather
siey shown.
FOR THE
SlIPPERS
our stock.
GAZETTE
or write to
If you will be wise, think
before you act.
and call on us before you buy.
Olsen Brothers
on some while we have the
last week is aiw sys hurried and
why not come and make your
ticnsrarlynesing as it will beaearh'b,‘
......____..___.._______
200 Bottles Good Perfumery an -
stoppers,10o bottle. ' fl
150 Pocket Books. silver trimmed. that ,
ought to bring .90; our price, 250 each. .
-—..-._.______.______
100 Bones of Fine Writing Pa In
Iish finish, 250 box. Lola of min 3"
100, Mo, lilo, etc.
800 Down either Ladies', Gent’s
Children’s Handkerchiefs, at be esch.1'hey '2‘"
arebettar than this price usually coin- ‘1
mantle.
100 Dosen Gent’s and Ladies' Esm-
stitched Handkerchiefs, 12 1-2.. eats; "
finer grade of some, at 250. .
——--————-———-—.__.
50Dozsn Job White and Cold Emb'd,
soft finish, oannotbsduplicsted, 12 l-Rc -
each. 18 Dozen Gent’s Silk Handker~
chiefs, 39c each.
Big Line of SIlk Mufllers; Ladies' “Silk
Scarf, Etc.
Lots and Lots of Toys, Games, Veloci-
pedes, Dolls, Wagons. Musical Intru-
Inents, Fancy China, Glass Ware, etc;
they all will command your attention
next week. Better take time by the
forslock and get them now.
'And now justa final drive for 189‘.
It isin Granite Iron-Tipped Sauce Pans. _
Small size, holding about 1 qt., No. 12,
150 each. Next size, No. 14, lqt. and 1
pt., 180; No. 16, 2qte., 21¢ each; No. 18,
3 qts., 270 each; No. 22, 4} qts., 350; No.
24,5qie.,39c;No. 26,7holding about 7
qts., 46:: each. These prices are less than
one-half the worth of these goods; they
are all perfect and carry with them our
guarantee for one year with any kind of
decent usage.
sourflifiwux
Boston Store
83 WISRIRCTCR STREET.
SMITH RCRWIIK, CORR.
THINK L
We do. and we do it
If you will
- the right prices: call and see the beautiful Wall flab" “ . 3
Paper we are selling. and learn the l
WALL PAPER low price we or? selling it at, you Low Prlce l
carers. ores. won t think long before you act. 1
CLASS. m‘c. We re making a run on it for iii) k" “00d work.
antler-5' as “um days. HOUSE. emit.
.... THI Kl m
.un- (Icons, N ' P I n."
PICTUBIS runner) B E w I S E a “g
AND mum uran. I A“
Panel Ranging.
till II tinnitus PRICES.
CECKlR, 79 Washington SI, 80. Norwalk.
FOR GENTLEM EN.
line of men's and boys’ tine shoes. Their
Whiter Russett. with satiation double sole, at .1. 00. Their
cork soles. at” 50.
l the latest stylis. Also
Cordovan and Calf alines, the finest line ever shown in town for
money and the best styles. We have a
shoe st til 00, for motormen, that is non-mag
cello and water proof. Cell and examine. Also
Cork Sole shoes from 31‘ 50 to 05 00. The largest values for your money
LADIES’,
MISSES’ AND CHILDREN
We have inunebury, Mathewson It Co.’s line of shots in all
- NEW STYLES -
The best line for the least money ever shown. A large line of
SllPPERS
For dancing and honrewear, that are cancelled in style
and unequalled in price. Curlew prices in plain figures:
will astonlsh you. We cordially invite an inspection of
BUILDING.
Norwalk Chronicler