‘ieltaodedin. Myron-
telll bemodetonccommo-
Mohanpeoannot be in-
_ ‘cearightunleeeooppt’t cent
“in the afternoon of the
,ehoegtirdeelred.
with pure cream,hc. acup
Beetuerent.
lee meeting of SchillerStemm.
R. I" will be held tonight. end
I, elected for the enening term.
. Periodical ticket advortieement
In another column.
monthly meeting of the Norwalk
Intel: and Investment eeeocia-
‘fll he held tonight at 102 Washing-
“. celluloid and eilver noveltite
It’e Bargain Bounce.
ythe’e orcheetrn has been engaged
m mneic for the Over River
reception at the Atheneenm,
elm
, lemokere’ eete, eomething very
{It to Ttowbridge & Co.'e, corner of
Iain and Waehingtcn streete.
John Knitting, of Baton Hill. hoe given
lat-ingaud commenced hie old bnei-
’ of cigar making. Bin eon Johann
Large veriety of handkerchiefe. em-
-‘ initial and plain, at M. S.
. clamcf’95,sonth Norwalk High
. willrealineoverflOproiltee the
cf thefeir intheFrenkltn etreet
.halllaeti‘riday night.
of blackete. quilte. and com-
in prom at Putnam's.
party will be given lire. Emma
(Jervie Camera.) Weeton, Fri-
“eeuing. December diet. The com-
'eere William H. Finch and Rufue
.. Pitch.
l‘kled eecallope at Depot Beatenrant
1The Young’a len'e Debating club will
. atthehome of Jnettce Leo Davie~
’heiew avenue. tonight at 8 o’clock.
queetion will he “Reached, That
wae'Jnetiiled in Declaring War
China.”
A—Bibandeaueage, 10c 1b., and other
' in proportion, at Cheetnnt street
Geo. Geiet, proprietor.
“Tribe, I. 0. R. I. will nomin-
elem-e. tonight. All membere are
to be preeent. The adoption
"wlrrlw'edegreee will be conferred
aeveral candldatre. end a chowder
followtheceteatoniee.
_--Drew glovee, walking glovee end
gioeee, at Comewck Broe'.
The horee and wpgon which ”ulcer
.. foundth in frontof Dr.
. Pardee’e neidence, Saturday after-
wmldentlfied an the property of
‘ Yoh-clt, who eecnred it by paying
upenem at Selmam’ arable.
3’” Ineet and beet variety of gente’.
and childru'e underwear. at I.
.. ‘. 5.” mm the unneed
{Wendie-perniubegiven
Macmmlllatnlue
”partly deetroyed. teeterv
‘WWIWWMMOI
" mm hellofthe building,
)hflgeeddereble damage to the
, . Theeeeldeatweeeaeerdby
‘dlrmmieehm'e meeeottatlng
”We when tethering
mdltgetawaylremthem.
‘m with tile. trimmd
Iain pol Chrietntee glfte, at
‘ ~Glute' fnrulehlng a epeeialty for the
holiday eeaeon. at I. d. Bmltit’e.
. Once, it North late a... h utt-
log a lergeeod well—relented airplay of
Chtietmae tree ornamente and candiee.
- Women'e Exchange open day a evn'g.
The Ladiee'Aid eonntymf Cranberry
Pleine. will holda eociable and fair at
the residence of. lire. Fred Benton,»
morrow night. \
~See edvt., bicyclee for role.
A Chrietmee enterteinment will be
held in the Springde Union chapel.
tomorrownlght,and a pleaunt time ie
promised the children of the Sabbath
echool. '
—-Lumpe-pieno. banquet, hall and
library at Bturtevent'e Bargain Houeee.
Meige tit 00., of Bridgeport, are mak-
ing a big ehowing of men’s mackintcehee
end umbrellne for the holidays. Nor-
walk purchaeere to the amount of ‘10
receive their fare both weye.
—-Handeome curving nets and fine
eketee at Sturtevnnt’e Bargain Bounce.
There will bee meeting of the mem-
bere. of the I. O. O. F. llutnel Aid amo-
ciation in Butler Lodge room, for the
pnrpoee of electing directors, at 7:80
o’clbck totiight. All membere are re-
queeted to be preterit.
--'l'runke,eatchele end bage. at Com-‘
etock Broe’.
At the regular meeting of Douglae
Fowler Poet, G. A. ll. laat night. it wee
voted to keep open honee on New Yeer'e
day. Thecommittee in charge coneiete
of the newly elected oflcere of the Poet,
who will probably be inetalled at that
time.
-Ribbone, China and India eilk, fancy
and plain,“ I. 8. Smith'e.
A Summer. reporter this morning eaw
Felix Simone. a brother of Frank J
Simone,who wae married Sunday to Him
Annie Sharrott. Be emphatically denied
theetatemeut made by 1.1.. Richarde at
the Council meeting laet night. Ir.
Simone eaid hie brother had never been
married before, and he had no idea how
euch a etory became circulated about the
city.
4ilver~plated were at manufacturer'e
pricee at Stortevant’e Bergein Hotteee.
The etetietice of private echoole in the
etate for year ending July it, 1804. have
been ieeued by the State Board of Educa-
tion. They ehow that there are 195 of
there echoole in the etate,includingeccle-
eiaeticel or parochial echoole, with a reg'
ietration of 25,965 echolare, an average
attendance of 19,113, with 860 teachern.
Fairfleld county heade the list with titty
private echoole.
——Silk end eetin euependrre in fancy
boxee, for holiday gifte, et Cotmtock
Broe'.
When Councilmen Schanb visited hie
market. thie morning, he fonnda etuffed
woodchuck adoring the entrance.but not
likineite appearance he preeented it to
hie Chineee neighbor next door. The
latter. however. did not wish it, and
when leeteeen theanimal wee repoeing
onthe eeet of one of Councilman Sey-
mour’e grocery wagone.
._—.——.._.
—Al| wool flannel bianhete. at I. 8,
Bmith’e. Special price for the Knee era-
eon.
Notice hen been llled with W. R Shel-
ton.olerkof thaSnpericr Court.“ the
minutiae of Samuel Young. Sidney N.
lackwmd, Elmore 8 Bach and Henry
Edgar Perrbt'i apply totheeeaminicg
committee for examination for admin-
eloneeattorneye,“ lteneatregnlareee-
eiou. Ir. l'errle le aetndent lnAtter-
any Werner’e once. W__
-Free thie week with 1 pound on... e
doll 18 in. high. Or. A. P. Tea Co.
The romaine of the late A ,
White Ierwln were taken to m
yretrrdey, from Wilton. A m
from Clinton Commandery. Knight
Templarmflforwalh, mmpaeied the
remelaeendweeetaetat the elation by
adelegetlon from Oremder Command-
ery,olDenbury. who accompanied the
remelnetc'fonetereemetery.wheretbey
wereietrrredwitk Templar eerrtnoalee.
«Doe’tfcrget the old etyle were at 1.
Norwelk poet oflce.
J.Du¢ae’ehclidey new. oppceilethe
entirelynewline
PHOTOGRAPHS. WATER
Style. Finish an
Our aim ietc euit our
E. M Jackson.
(Over 1". Mead' e Confectionery.)
The Norwalk Fieh and Game club will
meet tonight.
Butler Lodge, 1. O. O. F , will reheatee
the eecond degree tonight.
-Porterbouee 18 and 20c lb., et Dre:-
chore.
Norwelk Iron louldere' Union, No.
209, will elect oflcere tonight.
—'l‘he fluent butter in the city—Royal
Blue creamery. Bette & Farriogtone.
A epecial meeting of the Y. M. C. A.
directore will he held tomorrow night.
--"On Deck" ie the title of our beauti-
ful art panel which we are giving away
this week. Or. A. P. TeaCo., 4! Iain et.
Ili- Nettie Crehb ie ill of pleura-pneu-
monia. at her home on Connecticut are-
one.
LFcr merrechaum and brier goode go
tcTrowhridge e Co.'e,eor.lain e Waeh.
There will’he a ctmcert it the Knight
etreet A. I. 8. church, tonight. for the
benefit of the church.
—l’ineet crock of dolle and toyein town
at Sturtevant’e Bergein Renate.
L. A. Davenport, of Utica. N. Y., hae
accepted a poeition with Learned Jeck~
eon. the Norwalk jeweler.
~lmpedfil~ bierand choice wince for
the table, at Bette a Pamngtcu' .
William lethae and Arthur Illinoi-
er had a frienon truth on Weet avenue,
yeeterday afternoon, and the latter came
out that beet.
—8irloin eteak it and the,“ Dreecher'e
Selectman Deeham wee beaeiged yie-
terday end today by unemployed men
looking for work at the Standard Oil
company'e operatioue on tbeWilaon Point
road.
—0yetere at Depot lleetauvant.
A South Norwelk man wee In New
York city, yeeterday, and had an oppor.
tcntty to pureheee two North river ehad
thie time of the year.
etore. _
in the Chamberlaitrlorrell attach.
menteuit. ymterday afternoon, Jnettc' e
4 o'clock the afternoon.
—i'ency table Iegere for table nae,et
Betwlferringtee’e.
Chitin-Ewart: h. perchand through
aeymmmmmloeetedoatheeonthdde
ofdtete etreet. between the municipal
WWW-adhere”
~Cnrietmee good- atl. B. Bmith'e
Fleet Lieutenant Arthur C. Johaeou,
ofCompenyC.8taI-foed.heereeignedcn
aeeoantofleaeiegthat piece. The ree-
lunatlcncfcapteiei}.hl'itehheebeen
ecceptedmandanomiaatloetolllthevap
wimhaebuaorderedtohe made by
the company. mm“
«hemmed-udder,
huwflflmnfll'
w.
maeledhytheenrporaleofccmpenyi}.
effinetery. willheheltl attee ermeryll
of that company thie evening. The
ledge-ea theeompetitioaere Colonel
Mlajorfleadriemflltemferd.“ ’
ea-Oeptaielydermftbeteempaay.
min—rout alert-reed 'ieelnw‘e.
m. Hewitt no. nae-n. Opeu et'ngn.
lteelewawielmwaltlehaeieg a de-
“humilitbprnbehlemeeyeew
hemmwlllbeweattddnrlegtbeeomieg
eprhg. ”WI-gir- of Taylor
Canticle” jut eleeed Wm
fwtbeedeefaletee Monument-
to
22 South Main Street.
lAllKSllN’S I’llllTMllAl’lllil Silllllll
Haviogbeenthoronghlyrefnrniehed. la ncg open for inepeetinu, dieplaying en
-Gneeeforthe to in cold.“ lanai.
anaemic-motorwaud-H
further edjoerameat wee taken until 1’
Taylorlfloldeefcnrlotecn the Oeorge ’
Ace-petitlvedrillbytheeqeadem '
mafiaatuflmeaetereeeeumltbe
ml.“ pleat oe lteart eve-
. 25c
25c
25c
an co.
tntons lllD SEPIIS,
The work from thie etndlo bee gained a wide-opened reputation for he
(1 Perinanence.
rim and to furnieb id tliem theiineet productione of
the Phblmnphlc Art. AL WORK GUAMITEBD. Electric
care pate the door.
Rhotographer.
.58 Wall street. Norwelh, Conn.
OPEN MMWA. ”.1085!le
Snow ecrepere are being placed in poet-
lion on the Norwelk trolley cure.
Afloliday deliceciee, choice table rel.
nine, deter and tige, at Bette dc Farring-
toe' 0-.
The gymnasium committee of the Y.
I. 0.,A . will meet tonight. The gym-
neeium will be opened Friday evening.
~Round ateak 12¢ a pound, at Dren-
cher’e. ,
John H. Jeekton, the new eecretary of
theY. If. C. A., when he commenced
hie dntim thieuiorning. made it hie tlret
bueinme togive the meme a thorough
Meeting.
«White brandy for mince pier. at
Bettetli'arrington'e
. m‘flctilh'licrwalk Baotou etore doee
oetptopneetecerryenyChrietmeeetock
”Madmenarareopportuni-
tyie‘ofletetlto purchaeera of Cbriatmae
gccde at the lowret pricu.
vsee the immenee variety of ladiee’
connect-l 8. Smith’e.
The ”walk Street Railway depot will
be heated by alum thie winter. The
ballot. hae already arrived The debrie
nude by the improvemente i being
away, end a force of paintere are
at wm'bnpcn the woodwork of the build-
in."
daemple line of line clocke, at Pod-
more'e.
M
Ii. ll. PlAISlEfl.
A l'SEPI'L PIECE OF
0“ Glass
for .5. Theee title are eeldotn caught ‘
lAKIti A VERY APPROPRIATE
GIFT.
, or. have many pretty pieces,
”Mollie pricee. Come in
mat-cashew.
tmmwv
.."
$..,. ‘.
I
liddityreeeived e large eeeort-
W of
00FFEE8.
item...
Dentures
Print from Site to ti. on each.
All hechine and full value for
linemen”.
our line of
Toilet Artlclee m
Perfumery
. y “ i" .
lee‘omplete. You cut enrely
he? a eelection to enit yon.
l.
’i
ll
l
“E
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:'
ll. Plaitttd,
tiniest,
ti Winston St.
--A LIBERAL— ~
RElllIBTION Ill Pillll:
Men’s Clothing-
During the holiday season.
MEN’S SUIT)
AT $10.00.
The FORMER PRICE of them was $13.00.
desirable goods , all wool and feet color, and
We Guarantee Every One of Them.
We have others that have been reduced to 08, and some $15
and 816 suits that have had to take a good big cut, 3, 4 and 5 doi-
l” - " months!
They are. all .
“VERIIUATS.
Men’s Milton Overcoate,‘ $6 00; Men’s Black Beaver Over-
coats, 88. 50; Men' 3 Blue and Black Kereey Overcoats, 810 to '15.
Men’s Black Kereey Over-conic, extra long, 916;. Men's Uletere,
to, 38, 310, m, t15, sis and $20.
children’s cape fliercoats, $2 00
$3, $4. $4.50. $5 and $6.
AN ABUNDANCE or WINTER
Gloves and Caps.
00M8T00|i 0008
ESTABLISH ED 1867.
eisnmt summit. Ii stunt tum train,
llflfllilli. sum liBlllillll.
THINK“
Wedo,and wednit
WISE WOMEN
WISE MEN
We cell the follow-
ing and we sell it at
If you will be wise, think
before you act. If you will
the right pticee: cell and use the beautiful Wall right, at ‘
Paper we are selling. and learn the
WALL rnnl. low price we are selling it at, you LOW Pflce
rune, one. won’t think long before you act. '
cues, n'ro. We're making a run on it for 60 '0' “0°“ M’
AltllB‘I'S' rennet. “‘3’” House. nan.
‘“ T Hi N K! ""°°
Aer cocoa.
........ m... BE WISE “W“
Ann unite-nu. ’ ""
.ltoon mouwntc. end call on at before you buy. Pallet "m
""8le PlflTllllE FIIIIIB IT IDDEIITE PINES.
mm, 79 Washington 81., So. Norwall.
I
The new that jumped over the moon, that day when the
cut end the fiddle were mixed, wee no higher than beef, in thin
town years ago. Don't forget. We the prince have fixed.
E. J. W’tDHAMS. Proprietor.
THE PEOPLE’S MARKET,
ll North lainet..dc.liorwalk. I) W m
Telephone call, not i mutation guaranteed. 3—. Whit. we.
9 Park Row, Stamford, «8 Iain m, m
$1 .95
.46
.79
That ie what we have done with our 31.25 woolen underwear. W
underwear at
480.,
per garment.
Men’s Winter Cups, 190.
Children’s Over-coats, frontflLOO up...
Men’s Overcoatn, than: 81.97%“).
Open every evening‘until 9 O’clock.
DAV l S,
The Tailor. manic. Halter and Fumltlte.
750... 980.
\
mm announcement.
Norwalk Chronicler