m Q! fill,” a .
”GI-WALL
Well leew- lsrw Wedded
_ v.0.ll'ithlsdo'sus-
*’ new and tau latters”-'Ire-
. sessmlswtser‘sdey.‘
, hesssls at the lest stu-
, ”Mime, withwllorn
whitest-teem elsn helm.
m people will be interested
‘m raccosutof swsddingin
. . Thsbridsis a niece of Her-
‘Mwesmf‘rhird avenue, end
of William Bischmen, of Van
posses, and hes meny friends
7"Oiivet church was by the ertis
_ st paints and chrysentbetnums
f; . , intostlorslbotvsrlestsvsu
fihu'ths nuptials of Daniel D. Lyon
.flblerlhs R8peidei were ceiebret
M ~‘ The bride wes attired in
lit crrpon. while the bridesmaids
whitsuryellow silk. These were
I. Lyon. sister of the groom. Reed-
;Iiss Anna Ayeu, Wetortowu,
lei Ismie Hinderer end lites
tam. of am city. tu- Emily
- ~ niececf the bride. attired es s
y girl,strewed with roses the aisle
’ which the procession marched.
Whom, of New Haven, in a
white silk gown. made a charming
“I of honor and Ernest Jennings, of
7 met", was the best man. The
“were George Arnold, James Lo
lmoryfieuford and William llec;
m Alter the reception Hr. end
Knights left on a wedding journey, on
M return from which thry will reside
filers“! street.”
The East Avenue Methodist Episcopal
(moiety/hen been fortunate enough to
I” the famous lecture "Love and
more utters,” which will be given in the
M; December )8, by the eloquent
m orator and poet preacher, Rev.
“.3. Pitbledo. pater of the Twenty-
aventy street Methodist church, New
I’m/city. The lecture is attractive
alibstoyoung end old, the learned and
unbound. The nominal sum of twenty-
‘ Ivecente only will be charged for ad-
pittance. Tickets can be secured in
806“! Norwalh of Ambrose Carpenter,
Oh I. B. Smith's store; in Norwelk, of
Frank Imith, at the Boston store: in
Best Norwelh, st Daniel L'Homtnedieu's
"decry store.
The members of the East Avenue Moth.
‘oiist Episcopal church will close their
prayer meeting this evening at 8:45
mt and go down in a body and spend
an hour or so with Jerome Smith, on
m avenue. who he: been so very
“ for s long time, but is slowly recov.
ailment! give him a friendly hand shake
‘» ,, and she drop into his hand e little finan-
nbl help All his friends are requested
tallest with them et the same hour, 9
delock, and have an hour of song and
praise.
Charles B. Bates has had a partition
plead tn hisshoe shop on Vsr Zendt are
lee, melting two rooms of it Only one
'8 to lo tvpt healed, which will prove
much more economical than formerly.
Its. Charles Hawkins, of Beth place.
humping hor him-n. Miss Addie
‘ lime, of 'l‘itusv lie, Find, and her
Minute. E. A. Sh son, of White
mains. N. Y.
Open house will be hrpt New Year's
dry by Nevllouer Hook and Ladder
«simpauy andedeliciot'i clam chowder
Invest in all who call.
A rcvivel prayer and praise service
willhs held at the East Avenue “other
dist Episcopal church, tonight at 7:30
o'clock.
, The Sunday school of the East Avenue
Mist Episcopal church had a re-
bmt'ssl last night tor the Christmas con-
“ ‘_________
The subject for the mcoliug of its
‘ Junior League, at him avenue, Friday
afternoon, \let be "i. some from the
M”
J. r. Perkin! began the work of mov-
hg thshridgs lender's house today. He
_ expects to comply l he work this work.
Arthur Weldrou, the Cottage avenue
I Mr, has purchased a new cenopy
drum hmymsn George 8. Gregory.
, 7 Hits Heels Wiohe entertained e num-
V‘M‘uf her lriende, at her hours on Third
m Wedmedey evening.
Charles V. Bertram is placing a new
' u and rushing other improvements to
.“Illhom “lame ll."
Denial L‘ilournvrdleu, lbs grocer, ls
Itimfldhtu.
_' Insulin. Frans Youngs have re
,m from a visit with friends in
,, Mere being needs to the front
“inertial L'flonrmedleu‘e grocery
mismuchmoreofensws-
Brick pavement being laid between
the rails of the tracks rssrntly laid stthe
station of the Norwslh fittest Railway
the
“Mr. and also the space between
old and new tricks.
'l‘hebuildlugnserthssoutbendof the
Future hrldgs. occupied by the Dark
Secretcluh will he moved back about
ten feetto make way for the Tramway
tracks.
This afternoon Chief of Police Bradley
arrested Charles Beeley Smith, e color-rd
men. who, it is claimed. is iuh rested in
Ada Will'iams' resort on Smith street.
Mrs. Helen Holmes, proprietor of the
building is disposing of a quilt by chance.
Edward Ireland. of Weston. died this
morning. He was a member of the
Denbury Post. 0. A. R.
THI Summer. is much more of a uses-
paper then either of the other Norwelk”
deilies.—-Tbe Hour.
The number of town orders issued
last year was 2,175, or 455 more than the
preceding year.
DABIEN AND NDBOTON.
A. W. Henley has just returned from
a visit to the Soldiers’ Home at Noroton.
Ilr. Henley says the object of his visit
wee to find out the kind of food and
treatmentths old soldiers had there and
he says that if he should ever become
poor end helpless there is no place be had
rather be taken to then the Soldiers'
Home at Newton under the present
mensgsmenh—Winsted Herald.
Hrs. Esther F. Jennings, daughter of
Charles ’1‘. Poster, of Darieu, died. yes-
terday,et her home on Greasy street,
eged titty-four years. The funeral was
held this afternoon, at the house, the
Rev. Mr. Austin officiating. The re-
mains will be taken to South Norwelh
tomorrow morning, and from there
transferred to Danbluy on the 10:11 train
for burial.
hire. Anna Buttery, aged seventy-six,
who lives on Nuroton avenue, and 0.
Richmond. aged sixty years, an inmate
of Fitch's Soldiers’ Home, were married
Tuesday afternoon. and are now residing
at the bride's home. The I’antomime
club is thinking of going down and giv-
ing thcma skimmerton as men as the
weather clears t ii.
The little son of John biclinle was
taken to a hospital in New York, yester.
day, for treatment. It seems that the
hours each side of the eye were broken
by the piece of iron, besides the sight be-
ing destroyed. Dr. W. F. Frt uch‘ has
charge of the case.
A social gathering was held at the
home of Ilr. and hits. Nathan Finch,
lset'l'uesdsy evening A large number
‘of their friends were resent. The even-
ing was spent in playing games, etc. At
about ll o'clo.~k a tempting collation was
served.
A curryail load of young people from
this place will attend a sociable, tonight,
at the home of hire. Mary Knowllon, ln
Roweyton Protector Charles Lee, of
Norwsllr, will furnish music.
I The signal tower at Noroton will be
moved, Sunday. to the'new foundation
just west of Austin's brook in Darren.
Palmer W. ll. C, of Winsted, is pre-
parlng a box to send to the Soldiers'
Home et Norolon. before Christmas.
A peddlt-r in town, Monday night, sell-
ing trinkets, claimed to have lost his
pocketbook. containing “0.50. '
Samuel Grumman, of the firm of
Mather d: (lrumrmu, took a business trip
to New York city, yesterday.
Rsncry i’oolry has purchased a new
horse.
Polilital Economy—4"“! gret tumble
wlf'ders tunes," said It. Erastus Pink-
ley, "em det ‘nufl folks dosn’ un'sten'
do te’hlff question." "have,” replied his
obnpenion. “Fohlnstnncs, you sn'ms
wants tree Tor material.” "Dose wt?"
btuug t’uln do hey didn't cost nullin’.
Deh yoh'd heb de lrssst kiu' ob ds rorrst
material, an' ds lntiah profit ob ds 'yster
hns’ness ’ud go ter us general-n what does
do shuuhln’.”
Tells y-oh all the news tor two cents-—
m
FOR THE BEST
HOME MADE
PIES lllll lllls
IN TOWN.
the lam cells a sterility.
illilllllll E8
mwfiwm -
city millinery store in Hoyt’s theatre,
"But'ny. Spase'u ds 'ysters as day Is MW“
/ ”WAITOKT .
The social given lest smihgriby the»
ladies‘ Auxiliary. stths homes! In. I;
0. Burton, was quite largely! MM
The feature of the evening weer "Aniw
grams,” in which lies Etta M and
Clyde Horton gained the dest'prisesnd
lies Pearl Stevens and Harry'Bryan the
mound. Refreshments were tsrved by
the ladies. The next eomshis will be
held after the holidays at lire. Alphoneo
Dibble’s end will he s “Festel Social.”
lire. Jennie Sheree and daughter
Laurette and lire. Anne Hiller, of Brook-
lyn, are visiting James E Stevens. '
The prayer meeting in the Methodist
church, this evening, will holed by the
pastor, Rev. J. H. Slater.
been “caught." The fact is, however,
that when the blood is pure and the sys-.
tem depressed, one becomes peculiarly
liable to diseases. When the appetite
or the strength fails, Ayer's Sarsepnrilla
should be taken without delay.
children on as.
Pitcher’s castorla.
Whanabywudchwsgavehcrthtorlh'
Whaehswuafhflshecrledform . '
mummnemrom
mammmmmm«
\
Children Cry for:
fiitcher's Castoria. ‘ 2
Children Oryfer,
Pltcher’s Castorta.
Taylor a Golden .
Real Estate and Insurance
WASH IUGTON STREET.
Persons looking fora lol.or house and lrt
with the view of pun-basin '. are invited to
call and examine our list. e have them for
sale in every part of the city in renewable
prices and on on“ terms. not!
we “of"
mended; also 2 girls to do housework.
Apply in C. B. D‘ARTUIS, )8 West alldfilfiu
LEANINO and dyeing establishment, No. 4
Raymond street. ('orner South Main
street, on line of electric cars. South Nor-
walk, Court. We respectfull announce to the
citizens of South Norwallr. . orw ‘IR and viola»
lty that. we estebllshed ourselw-s in your
midst, tn the dyeing and cleanln business.
and are now prepared to do all kin a of clean-
lng and dyeing In the very best, stvleend man-
ner. Ledlee’ suits, dresses, either made up or
a rt.cloehs.capes.lnfuntn‘cauvs hoods,etc.,
bone. fringes. piano. organ. billiard means.
mufflers scarfs, ties, kill giuv hid shoes,
also feathers cleaned and curled. irrillemon's
garments dyed or cleaned and p . in the
t manner. (3. BUTTERFABt-l. mill tf
CORNER culture on Living-ton place. mod.
ern improvements. healer. hot and cold
water. built. laundry.
Enquire Mitzi. WlLt. A
means.
I, Ollril'. user Elm Grove store. seven rnomr:
flat. No. it) 'lnllea street, first llmr:
small house, four rrmms. Man-hell street:
hours corn" Day and Tullrs streets. nine
rcmms.vvatarin,ellin first class outer. Ab-
ply toJOIIN it. KNAi'l‘, ll: West streeéh if
stationary lltist. etc.
hi it. RIDER. 74 West
ulbtf
l OWE rt oi honeoJlo. ti lieviienii street.
1 Ben ow todsalreblc tenant. Apply to
OHAltl. 8 ii. Wiillbiit, ”Orchard street,
Norwsl . ntl ll
:53
“sort sin).
COTTAtil'l AND BI'ILDING LOTS. Cato
lanes on Quintet-d evorlus six mute
each. Nearly new and in good audition.
(had improved bulidlns lutemmrubly located.
Terms my. Apply to Institute ll 73%|?!“
and I ly rooting. Roof cement. Boot coat-
ing. leetle stovellnlns. Paint till it see
and’putty. sour" uouweml liA
WA I (70.. “Booth Help street. all tf
OWlit door ot large house. No. it Needow
elves user tramway turnoul- water in.
Bent so. hire on premises or of bit BENI-
Dio’l’. at as set avenue. at! it
Tfllnnflrlwht '3' ll
sceond'llmv. mitt . house Wnodwegl eve-
nne.rsnt,tlil. Apply to t. A. WOOD Aim.
meow; Help street. [water
Wmdwevd ensue. Grooms,
elsewhere.
A.“ W. AUSTIN. TIIE
39 stunner
A QUARTER
Itisoftenemyslsry how a cold hes .
”fidfirfii’filfi lidrse. well rm.
1 ory'h. Elvctriccarsancr perrormancc.
, WISTPOI'I‘.
;<; The congregation at the Congregation-
-churoh were compelled to worship
without their electric lights. lest Sun-
day night. owing tonne of the wircsout-
side coming .in contact with the wire
used as a stay. which «used itto burn
in two end so shutoff the current
A few evenings ego, while Illlkmsn
Frederick D. Mervin was passing the
residence of Andrew C. Nash, he ran
into a hydrant while turning out for s
teem. and upset his wagon, causing him
to lose his entire supply ofmilk. -
Instead of tying immense ropes of
hemlock end ivy, the members of Ile-
moriel church will decorate the edifice
for Christmas this year with palms im-
ported direct from the south.
William Mills, a driver for Contractor
Thomas Glynn, was before Judge hic-
Xeuus, last night. charged with drunk;
course. and was flnrd $1 and crisis.
which amounted to $8 01
. Lloyd Nash has everything now in
reedincssfor commencing the erection
of his new ice house, which will be larg-
:er then the other two which he now has.
The temperance concert which was
to have been held at the Methodist
church, last Sunday evening, was past-
poned until after Christmas.
gums-mm.
GRAND ENIEOIIINNEN
By the Helping Bend Circle of King's Daugh-
ters. of the
NORWNLN M. E. OIINOII,
Consisting of
Beautiful stlehux, Vocal and
instrumental Music, Read-
ings, and the Popular 'Pho-
togrnlh Album,
With new pictures and puns.
Opera House. Friday Dec. ill.
Admission. lfic. Re‘erved scare. ltic extra.
Chart open at Gregory's end 'l‘omlinson's,
Tuesday morning at. 9 o’clock. ii ltv
Hoyt’s Opera House
SOUTH NORWALK.
Good-bye night.
I Sill.
Only one night.
SIIOIlOlI. OEOENBEN
Farewell Tour of Connecticut.
RIONARO OOIOEN
Lest time here. "Melan's Sweet Old Yankee."
(loll! JED PROOTY
.byetlll till). Under the management
at Charles chilost'by. sixth year of tho
realest of Yenlce plays. Realistic lilo in a
title Maine village. flame complete cent of
Yankee errors, including thecham plon church
choir of llenc 1M l‘uuuty. be whole Hicks—
port Fire Department and tild .Iorl‘s fest
one. Heels on rule at Plul-l-d's and unfit"
l
LECTURE.
Love and Love tellers.
By the SCUM“ ORA'l‘OR and POI-LT
list. 0. B. Pilllalin, ll. 0., N. l.
liliSllil lillllll. Dill I8.
AT THE
EaslivenueM E Church
Interesting to young men and maidens. old
men and lustrous.
ADMISSION. 25c.
dill lit.
«a..- M ..
“tinnitus
School of Shorthand
and Typewrltlug.
"ll! THI” ’
lisecnlc Building. Well 8t, llcr-
welll. open.
Terms meme-bis. Reboot rooms open truth it)
e to. until it . tn . daily except daturdey. Also
loud-t . Mine-day and Friday evenln
live toss).
fmm 'lhosedeslringto study t s
would do well to ml or write to
lull!
DlAMO
IMPORTED PRIZE 0F DU’TY.
i have been succenstul in. buyln
d free of duty and cut in New
or to Diamonds cut in Europe.
ore the diamond cutter‘s strike
cost, and will otter Diamonds to my
less money than the same quality of
2%)???“ MAiteilAhh, lion aid. ticrwrtll
Diamonds that were im-
ork; for out and finish are
These Diamonds were bought
at a saving of ten per cent. on
customers this season for
goods can be bought for
lEAIlINO IEWELEII.
till. cull.
Will ”A” ”I lellfl.
AWAK El
AROUSEDI!
I'll OLD. OUNOII‘L All) Ollflv
srths
til...
melon
MEAD’E UONFEOTION ERY
ofthussltiss, the benefit of its accumulated «patience of lib
productlouotthslergssteesorlmsntof
. \.\
CANDY.
thwebeelrstelflseI-etyiflselqseelltiw. magnitude
INK
say. There’s no such scarcity here. We
foresaw all this months ego and prepar-
edonrselvss accordingly. Our stock is
all right. You needn’t worry that we
can’t lit you with s good .10. 012. or
.1850 Overcast, because we can. Our
Home Rule 010, in three colors. blue,
blachsud brown, all wool, velvet col-
lars. leads them all. Over 300 sold so far
this team. Our line Kerstys till 50. In
blue or black. cut extra long, nicely
made and trimmed. The equal for style
of any 925 cost. See our Covlngtou and
Dnureven Overcoets at all prices. .15 to
‘28. We‘hevea new lot of our men’s
celebrated blue and black ’10 Cheviot
suits. Come in this week.
MEIGS & 00.
an Iain. Corner Bank Street. Bridgeport, Ct.
AN IDEAL
Winter Tour
/
NEW YORK, OIO POINT OOM-
FONT. IlIOIIINONO. NISIIIIIO-
ION. OilTIINOIIi, PIIIllOEl-
I’Nll.
‘ With little to spun for side tripe. if desired.
Skirting the sea on is! for iii hours in the be tu-
tlful feel new sleamshlps of tho
OLD DOMINION LINE
end returning leisurely by rail. The normal
climate of this section during the winter is do.
lightfnl. Tickets Inc-ode HOTEL accom-
MUDATIONS at points named. as well as
rail and steamer fares tor the entire trip.
1'0 'AL 0081', - ~ .32
'ltlso shorter trips to Old Point i‘omfort.
l ivulnia Beach and Richmond, including o nr-t
of hotel. {or stand unvl .17 00.
.ertc for particulars of theirs; and other do.
llghttnl trips. to
(lid Dominion Steaulslllp Compan 7.
Pier 26, North River. New Your,
“i. ll. (3 mllandeu. Vice-President and 'I‘rnf‘
ilc Manager. ( 1;! 6m
rm: mom...
DRESSMAKING
A SI’ECIAL'I Y A'I‘
cm mummy sronr,‘
lioyt's Theatre Building.
WASHINGTON 8'12. SOUTH NORWALK,
INS. IIElEII HOMES I’IIIIP.
' Pl‘ANosTIUNED.“
Plano forte and organs tuned and repairer!
PROF. JOHN Vi Hl'l‘ TAKE“. 10 Chestnut
street. Norwalk. Orders can he left at J. M.
Benedict's news i tore. (”2 lw
”I M. .lW-NW'WN W
ity to buy Holiday floodlit .
The reason issimpiy berm . .
anticipating a very good
' Christmas end expect to he"
in on confirm! llnee’: ws wees
out whet thsbestssllete. use
on some Ile we have the
lest week always hurried and,‘
why not come and make your ‘
lions tariy,seelng salt will bee saving
you? ' . \ M
200 Bottles Good Perfumery. (In.
stoppers. 10c bottle. ; ‘
:50 Pocket Books, IIIVeI’ trimmed. on
ought to bring 89c; our price, 250 each.
100 Boxes of Fine Writing Paper. Bilg- ‘ “
lisb finish, 250 box. Lots of others at l
100, min, 150, etc. ” ,
800 Donou either Ludies', Gent's or
Children’s Handkerchiefs, at doesuhll‘lley
are better then this price usually coinv
mantis.
100 Dozen Gent’s and ‘Ladies’ Hem-
stitched Handkerchiefs, 121-20 each;
liner grade of same, at 25c.
50 Dozen Job White and Cold Emb’d.
soft finish, cannot be duplicated. 12 1-26
each. 13 Dr zen Gent's Silk Handler-l I
chiefs, 390 each.
Big Line of Silk Mufflers; Ladies’ Silk
Scarf. Etc. I
Lots and Lots of Toys, Games, Veloci-
pedes, Dolls, Wagons. Musical Intru-
ments, Fancy China. Glass Were, etc;
they all will command your attention
next week. Better take time by the
foreloch and get them now. I
And now just a final drive for 1894.
it is in Granite Iron-lipprd Sauce Pans.
Small size, holding about 1 qt., No. 12,
15c each. Next size. No.14, lqt. and l
pt.,18c;No. 16, 2th ,21c tech; No. 18,
3 qls . 27¢: each; No 22, 4t qte., 350; No.
2%, 5 qts., 39;; No. 26, holding about '7
qta., 462 each. These prices are less than
one-bell the worth of these goods; they
are all perftct and carry with them our
guarantee (or one yeariwith any kind of
decent usage
———".————-
sourfiiflwul
Boston Store
83 WASHINGTON STREET,
SOOTII NONNlIK. CONN.
tit-i'l‘illllci cllllvollll."
INDTWEN'l'Y-FIVE CENTS. with
t. m: and stamp. and receive horoscope
{more life. MADAME JUBBEB. gypsy. deed
trance cluIrvovrln', seventh daughter. born
with double w-llzlclls t, present and fit-
rum full name 0 W cm you will marry-
(YHALLWNHES THE WORM). it is we
known throughout the world that gypsles are
the only reliable tor-tune tellers, and their
charms cause love, speedy marriegesheud suc-
cossln business. SECUREA 0 A M AND
WEAR hummus. advice on business.
merridge. speculation. changes. losses. all at-
fair.
LUCKY CHARM FREE. N. B. I will not
receive rcgislered letters or money orders.
Always semi stamps or express (prepaid).
MME. .IUBBER, New Albany. ludlena.
this out. deco. It om
"IFLIVI'StlllllOill. ll. 0..
55 so. lull Si. so. lllllllt.
Practice Limited to Diseases of Women
Office hours. Mondays and Thurs‘eys. I to I
p. m. all ly
4-
DO NOT IEAV
-PBE‘I‘I‘Y I] SEES
W~A—T*..i¢?£
NASH & VANSCOY’S.
CALI; -t- ANN) -:- B
Will? is?”
OIIIIISTMAS OOOOS.
YOU CAN SEE A FINE llNE OE
ll l-lll
E ..;.. CONVINCED‘
cunt
WISE WOMEN
WISE MEN
We sell the follow-
ing and we sell it at
the right prices:
WALL I'Al'll.
rum. ores.
Gull, ITO.
Al'll‘l’l' IAIIII.
A".
AI? GOODI,
neurones "Alli!
AID Uflflltlflp
ne-
li you will
low price we are
days.
THI
mum mm
i
before you act. it you will
call and see the beentlinl Well
ngfl' we ere selling. and leernlhe LOW P" ,.
wss't think long before you set.
We’re mailing a run on it tor 00
BE WISE,
moon neonates. and cell on us were you buy.
_§ 4, .Wllllll
be wise. think We do, and weds .
right, at e
selling It at, you .
for good it I ’
noose. It".
emote .
Painting
arc ,
, Papal illicit.
NKI
FINIINI IT}. IOOEIITE. "Iii .
Norwalk Chronicler