one have just opened.
lototribbonsatpopular
W
services or. in pmgme at the
lllflat the home of his parents
catchers’ sets. something vary
[to Trowbridgedt Co.’s, corner
. Halo and Washington streets.
school Visitor John a. Light is
, the public schools of South Nor-
,I. Jaoheon‘e photograph gallery; in
walk, will hooped evenings until
.ll’olock until alter the holidays,
r Branch Lodge, No. 19, Kniglt.
3 thine, will work the rank of enquire
Enchant Bartlem, tomorrow night.
graduating class of :95. South Nor.
Blgheohool, will hold a fair in the
v. street school hall, Friday night
Fried escallops at Depot Restaurant
An invitation sociable will be given by
Junior Prohibition club, in their ball
lis‘flouth Iain street, Thursday, the 27th
firs. William Smedley is lying at the
point of deetll'at the home of her daugh-
, Ire. Charles F. Halloeh, on Quin-
avenue.
' Charles E. Swan, of New York city,
h leased the Norwalk Fair Grounds for
the eemlng year, and will locate bie train-
Ill Gables there.
thesuit of L D. Keeler vs. Irv.
t Filzmaurice, judgment was ren-
dered in favor of the plaintiff. The tax
atlcn ct costs, however, about rqoalnzed
the judgment, end an appeal was taken.
" Adecisionhss now been rendered, so.
'“ ceptiug the clerk’s taxation of costs,
3 which favors hire. Filzmaurice, es in the
uh Ida}. Faneher, daughter of hire.
M71. Fencher, died at her home on
Wattle“ road, yesterday morning, aged
M forty years. She wee a mem-
hcct the Norwalk Methodist church.
Tho funeral will be held from the house
”they alternoon at 2:30 o’clock. The
remainswdl hehuried at Selieck's Cor-
here, Saturday morning.
In. Martin Kellogg, oi Norwalh, has
M home alter a five weehs' v sit
iii daughter, In. E. 0. Holmes,
.who been seriously ill at her home in
Haitian, lees. Ire. Holmes is now im
sing, but. it will be several weeks
haters also fully re lovers.
"—Dco. 14. High School rm. Franklin
streetschool hell. Tickets. 10 cents.
Comptroller Staub has submitted to
Mace Ionic the annual reports oi
manoeuvre concerning the criminal
Wellhecourtslor the year end.
,hg July 1,1“. The whole number of
tar dillersnt crimes in l,-
Maniacreseeot litueomparsd with
to preceding year. The total number
clustdieposed otwesl,hllo,anlncreeee
cl I'll. The total number ct convictions
was l'lh. an increase at 74. The amount
errors-lull honde reported in no.7» so,
I Manse of ”5.50.
' Weight seasons of the most ausplo~
“hthehlstoryol Unees Tribe, I, 0.
I. Therewes a very large atlscd~
”ll the monument! the adoption
H We degrees were succeeslully
W H full! candid“. Next Tues
‘flflght nominations for olilosrs will he
‘ ’snll the hunter's degree worhed.
cg this a chowder supper will be
M An Christmas and New Year's
moa‘l‘usadey a dispensation has a
‘mssahllnc the Tribe to hold i
one... on the lollowlcg nights, the
“and January it.
' i-flflflrhl‘lnl your tlchcle lofahery
, ‘dspntsestaursotend reel! you have
Wen-her now drawn. 1". a. Lana
Chemist-es numbered thedlder-
are thb yrsr,esaleaye,
” to outdo each other in holiday
’- Perhaps one oi the racetra-
mseweil asthemcslesoesulul
at” Way teeter. is in We
WWI“ m “M
r ‘ mm. This is allttls
l
Is ems-own lbw
amt-none.
' lheih
_‘l,
time.
Mi“ lapse-l... «nanos-
. stdeeeriptlvemio. The
‘hwrlstss by Teasers transcen-
. by Itwssdi’esleldmalthe
IshfyOwsersrsr. Thsillastra-
humanis-
strset. is mine from a levees'atteeh
.ot pneumonia
.~--Bronss ilxnrss direct from rum.
Will sell-st
tin. .
The directors at the llorwslh club rust
last evening.
routine business.
. V in consequence oi the inclement wee-
tbr-r, last night, no revival services were
,pliet church every evening held at the Norwalh Baptist church. 233:3: _
Keith. of the railway msil Th. meeting or the young Mp!” “ PHOTUGRIPHS
Grace church, which was to have, been
held this evening to tie greens, has been
postponed until Friday evening. ‘
——Dec. 14, H
street school hall. Tickets, 10 cents.
this wash.
locomotive drawing the pay car am.
but box. this'mornieg, and wee dev
I short tithe below the depot. Th“ Ladies'
walk Baptist church, held every sociable
meeting, yesterday afternoon. at the
home of, Mrs. James Sherwood, on Camp
street ‘
Bridgeport.
interest in
are invited to
crayon, 05.50
The South
1. Wilcox
was decided
nary.
bus," ”Nero,
"Nineveh" a
poetnl card
the liorwal
since. 'l'o
I." ”It
__ r. in
, jobbere’. print”? A. W. Aus-
It is reportld that the batting ilrm oi
J. O. Wilson & 00.. will bediseolved;
that G. W. Drvyer, oi Brooklyn, will re-
tire and J. O. Wilson continue the hush
—-For meerscbaum and brier goods go
to Trow bridge a Co's,oor.hlain a Wash.
Harry T. Ruby and George Whitloolr,
the committee having in charge the
Christmas eve sociable at the Athenteum,
are extending a large number of invita-
tions for the messiah.
In the Wadhameflriflln case, which
has been appealed to the Supreme Court,
the appeal is taken on the ground that
the decision wee not in accord with the
evidence that was presented.
V—Coliee with pure creem.hc. soup
at the Deuot Restaurant.
Several members of Welcome Stranger
lodge, Sons of St. George, were enter-
tained by Pioneer Lodge. of Bridgeport,
last night. and are unanimous in their
assertion that the Park City ,‘youcg men
are royal enterCainers.
Although. yesterday's storm seriously
crippled the Bridgeport trolley service,
the sleet on the wires and rails rendering
it almost impossible to operate the cars,
here in Norwelk cars run on schedule
Norwalk was always far ahead of
The Woman's Christian Temperance
union will hold its weehly meeting with
Mrs. C. A. Knight,at the home of Dr.
Emily Perdee, North Main street, Fri-
day afternoon at 8 o‘clock. All ladies
—l doz cabinet photos nude life size
Norwelk. Surpass at gallery.
.2}...
The greatest curiosity that a Summit.
man ever came. across in his strolling
around for "write ups" and items, is the
“alligator boy," now on exhibition at the
Boston store, Norwellt.
doubt the biggest attraction yet shown
in the city, and is well worth seeing,
a meeting last night, President Walter
will be held next Tuesday night, and it
Christmas and New Year's, and also an
athletic exhibition the that part cl Jae»
Theaucticnsaleotflilmoo worth at
eurplneeircns property at the Barnum-
Bailey winter quarters. in Bridgeport,
yesterday, realisisd scarcely 090.000. The
selelnoluded nearly everything in the
way cl circus paraphernalia, ehlrliy the
properties and costumes used in the
production of the spectacles “Colum-
live buyers were present.
nilyou have sleighsthst you want
res-sired and repainted call or send
wlll do it to please you.
“Shall you reps-stir?“ “Why don't you
have it again?" etc ,stc., are the questions
that have been sated concerning the
"i’howgrsph Album,” which was the
lecture oi the Oslehdar Carnival held by
"Yes”and “No." They repeat nothing,
but give something that they think will
plea-sync hetlerslonsths same ilse.at
the Opera Seuss, friday night. [or the
benefit of the King's Daughters.
Theooerwlttss who have chergeolthe
Watchmen tor the poor shil—
drsn or South and last Norwalh are
Rev.A.S. ammo. I. O. llherv
wood, layer I. S. Lee. Bohr-tern
Themes. Tainted“ fisher. William 0.
tests. I. J. Oullllli. h“. I. Qahusrd,
B. A. Baldwin. Ire. Entlaelphsll, firs.
Ohsrlss anther-pr. hrs. testis holes, ”mambahlywrlthlnp.
“Biennium-lids hit-y- tehuwmthevssyeenthsslthleslosh
Minion “rheumatic. ltwse derided
Ila m Warren and sshutdthedhrlssnsshstivsl on Wed-
wheeler,
W ,‘lhsesfilstsswllessler
no... of well-mos
They transcend only
Our aim ieto suit our
lgh School. lair, Franklin the Pl! 93 ”up“ e A rt. AL
(Over I". Head’s Contentionery.)
Walter L, Wilcox, the real estate and
insurance unnt, has distributed very
pretty calendars among hie patrons and
friends.
c
-D£c 14. High School lair, Frauhli
street school hall. Tickets, 10 cents. ‘
“it
Aid society, of the Nor-
Among the handsome window displays.
tin, uptown. He shows some rare
browse and hand-painted "ware, besides
jewelry and silverware.
John N. Burke, a wiper (or three years
in the South Norwalh round house, has
been promoted to firemen on engine No.
107, under Engineer Strung. William
Dasham has succeeded Mr. Burke as
wiper.
The propeller "Vulcan" arrived at her
Norwslk dock this morning several bonrh
returned immediately to New York. The
propeller "Eagle,” due yesterday,dld not
leave her dock in New York until this
morning, and is dxpected to arrive here
this afternoon.
——Band painted dioclts and vases, at
A. W. Austin’s. 80 Wall street.
As a result 0! the court martial in the
case of Timothy A. Flannigsn, of Co. E,
of Bridgeport, who was charged with
striking a sentinel on post at the last
camp, he was reduced to the ranks and
the military service of the state.
the cause of temperance
l
be present.
known as Fichett's crossing.
, at Lewis', 11 Main street,
Chapter of the Daughters oi the Ameri
can Revolution was erected yesterday
it is without
the D. A. ll, of Norwalh, 1894."
Norwaik Athletic club held
~Oyetere at Depot Restaurant.
presiding. The “smoker"
to hold a dance between
go to the
llitsec cents.
one,” M
" "him," ”lionlesuma,"
ad"l'i78," About seventy-
“my“
to Lilli”. Wright, and ha
board has adopted the rule of not a
or ten sppllosntr at a sea-lo l.
a...
h histhodists a law weeks
these queries they answer
”.00. B. (3. D. I. Hell’s Boston h
87 Well street, licrwallr.
to spite oi the storm, last evening.
ohsrch,ssssmhiedat the persoosre tot
thseelepstssseslothe recent hi-rntl
emvsadosmeid tallest London. and
use. I‘. H. deleted. Use.
and
m
minus-her fl.
late. Alter discharging her cargo elf
fined .15. and has been dishonorably dis-
charged by tbe adjvltant general irom
William T. Raymond, of this place.
with Messrs. Hutchlngeon, of Essex,
and Thompson, of Bridgeport, has been
spuinted a commiasonsr to appraise the
properly of Samuel Fichett, cast of the
Consolidated railroad tracks, which is
damaged by the new cut at what is
The first of the historical tablets to be
erected by the memb=rs ot the Norwelk
on the green. on France street The
monument is of granite, and is out with
the iollowing inscription: “On this his-
toric ground the American patriots brave-
ly sustained the caueeot liberty against
the British, July 12, l779. Erectrd by
This is just the hind oi weather to
relish a g hot supper, so you should
on North Iain street, to-
night, where the Lsdlee' annotation oi
the South Norwslk Baptist church, will
serve r x layer Reed's clam chowder
ecdchicken salad, cake and ice cream
from ii until 8 o'clock. At 8 o'eloeh the
concert given by the Jerome May Banjo
club begins, the admission to which is
[tight applicants {or licenseeeepher-
meclsts were examined by the commie-
eioaere oi pharmacy at the capitol in
Harliord. yesterday. One oi them was
Arthur F. Judson. 0! Son h Norwalh.
The nextsessioo of thehoerd willhe held
on the third Tuesday oi January. It
will has special evasion and the board
has already as many applications on lite
cell can attend to outbat date. The
tempting to examine more than night
what oi stylish narrow towed, hid
shore. large buttons, worth .200, at
hi 09. Special lot on pairs ladles’ line,
aloe, hid shoes, worth 03.50; you can’t
aetbsttsrat that price: we sell them for
sheer housemate. lion's Storm King
rubber boots. “.15. A. ll. Boyt a Son,
large company ct the odlcsrs and teach.
are at the llorwalh Congregational
lease she-report“ Ire. fresh Runner,
NJ... ' ‘r
’22 '0“le illulitlum.
E '0 LAW on
_ 22 noon. glam
- liaisons utilisation swam
mwiy returnished. in”:now opsu'vtor inspection, displaying an
.anthi caters no sons.
The work from this studio insecure a Widevepvead reputation for its
Style. Finish and Permanence.
much 4
E. m. dackeono, Photographer.
It
OPEN FROM son A. 11. T0 w P. ll.
3 -—New patterns in diamond link cut!
buttons at A. W. Austin's, 80 Wall street.
{or the holidays is that of Jeweler Aus- '
Y
tine, oi Taylor avenue.
sit
on
“l
m
i“
3 ,
Captain] Gilbert L Fitch, commanding
Company 0, ct Stsmlord, will resign his
military duties on account of manging
his residence to New York city. ,
street school hall.
a.
'l’
p
“.
tel
to
trenuethcsiesnlneoensetioswlth the
momma-um. The report
all
turn
The nouns hulchcrs met last night,
and transacted only routine businem. ,
f The case of Kasper. Zoellinger was
continued this morning for one wrelr.
Miss‘Sflly Valentine, of Fordbavu, N.
J. J. Murphy, lately employed by
Raymond Brothers. has accepted a po-
' Car No. 28, (or the Street Railway
been ordered
crilafiter school, is quite ill, and un-
Bsptisffllurnh, are holding an all-day
meeting at the edifice today, the princi-
pal feature of which is s "quilting has."
of P in Norwalh, at A. W. Austin's,
89 W.
m, Ito. 3,904, will meet tonight at 8
o’cloch sharp, in their rooms on Wash-
ington street. There will be nomination
and election of «floors, also {our candi-
dates for initiation. All memben are re
quested to be present.
B. H. PlMSlEll.
I ll
lllltIIlAY -:- on.
at reasonable prices. Come in
and see them.
merit of
AFTER.
All ilne china and full value for
the m artsy.
.285 co. ‘
Street.‘ 1‘ .
them the finest miductions o!
A TE . Eleotrlecerspeesthedoor.
*"M‘Wall Street, llcrwelh, Conn.
, is visiting her brother, Dennis Valens
ion with Daniel Warren.
mpany, has arrived. and, is now being
nipped; Three other new cars have
ignflhrtha Gregory. teacher at the
fiend to her school duties.
3;~ ._.._..._._
The golden Hour Circleoitbe Norwalh
~I’hslsmut
and best assorted stock
.,, or
"he; in military circles that
—Dec. l4. High School fair. Franklin
Tichete, 10 cents.
South Nomi. budge, Knights or
USEFUL Pl EVE OI"
IBliss
MAKES A VERY APPROPRIATE
‘We have many pretty pieces,
Just received a large assort-
llllFFEES.
Prices from 25c to 04.00 each.
[)1NNER.
u... M... “
Our line of
Toilet Articles A...)
' Perfumery
Is complete. You can surely
make a selection to suit you.
lililhitlod,
llllllhilSI,
i3 Washington St.
on red flannel underwear.
and all must go. These garments are all wool. ,We have
sizes in shirts and drawers. Complete assortment of other
for evening wear; four-in-hands, techs, bows and string ties.
we have gained it by more than meeting the announcements we, ;,_
make in our advertisement—best goods and a square deal with L .
everybody, deserves to succeed. '
I
Pnlcss REDUC- "
PERFECT. GOOD"
One dollar underwear at 75 cents. We bought very?
It is not selling as fast as other
EXTRA GOOD VALUE,
———IN cull—
e
A .
NEGKWEAR, 25 urns.
Silk and satin, medium and dark colors. Also light at...
'.9'
THE PRICES Mill QUALITIES MIKE llllli S. I
suns, unicorn no
- , - lllSTEllS r
The most desirable shown in the twin cities. Come here
STORES OPEN EVENINGS.
COMSTOCK BRos.,Eig
IlSlllllB Blllllllllli. ill Slilllll Illl STREET,
'llllllVlllK. SllIlTll llllllllll.
CONFIDENCE.
We have the confidence of the people of this community, and .
We Offer This Week:
Extra Fancy Dark Fruit. Fancy Cranberries,13c qt.,2 for 25cm
Norwegian Bloater Mackerel,180 lb. white aschicken; New Edam
Cheese, $1.00 each; Figs, Raisins, Currants, Citron, Orange and
Lemon Peel, Malaga Grapes, Note in large varieties, and every-
fees are beyond comparison. Don’t set your mind on
your Candy until yousee our’s making now, and sure to benign-h“.
LEADING GROCER,
liltllllili cut. I3-2. 33 surname m.
The cow that jumped over the moon, that day when the
cat and the fiddle were mixed, was no higher than beef, in this
town years ago. Don't forget. We the prices have fixed.
E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietorfl
I! North lain st.. So. lorwelh.
i Sauilecnon guaranteed. :—
Telephom call, lid-8. T
9 Park Row, suntan,
psrgsnnent.
Men’s: Winter Crepes, 190.
Children’s Overcoatrs, from $1.00 ,
Men's Overcoat—hi, from $1.97 up.
Open every «suing until 9 O’clock.
DAVIS,
Chas. E. Seymour,
$1 .25
.46
.79
That is what we have done with our two woolen underwear. Fleseed I“.
underwear at L5], ‘
480., 750., 980.
,3 no Tailor. cola. Hater so made...
mum gmmstnynnnnnmu; ’
first for your Winter Gloves and Cape. It will save you much"
time. We guarantee every article sold in either of our stores to L
give entire satisfaction or your money back.
A fancy lot at Oranges, 16 for 25c, 14 tor 25c, and madness; 4
thing to prepare for the holiday festivities. Our Tees and Oct-r
THE PEOPLE’S MARKET,
hi Varietal!“
slephonesell, U-h.
Brunet"
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