of every decor . _ iption. oilver ‘ etc" It kinda ‘ Chopin. B. A. It. will confer latch degree. tomorrow night, .llurot tter in the city-Rcyal M. tie a Fartingtone. .—_—_ Wu Sick and Benefit ec- llolde ball in Germanie Ball. oil-day night. The proceedo . into the treooury of the eociety. . nice Inna preeent buy a clone . Jillrod umbrella. at O‘Brien’o. m Circle of Trinity church Neonatal buoineeo meeting to- night with Nico Alice Linde- YanZandt avenue. East Norwalk. “the immenae variety of ladiee' atlasmth‘e. Father O’Brien, of Norwalk, de- cib- run-arm at tho innerel of M - 'I. Certin, in New Britainv Rev. W. J. Slocum. poetcr o! . ’e, waeaiaoin attendance. , . - . ’o $2 derby ie etrictly baud- ". louohnug opened with Jack ‘ at an exhibition in Greeneich, lion. and acquitted himoolf in m ocieatillc manner. Several “ from South Norwalk attended. a probationera' meeting will at 7:” o'clock in the lecture- qol’ the Firet Iothodiat church. A. 8. Keranagh deoiroo to meet who lately have become amo- , lb thechurcb. pencilr, glovehookn in gold at Rood'o. llhllribera and membero of the p ' ontheworkol theCongregae ate-toe athringwood will meet oteoyot theSouth Norwalk Con- , - church tonight, tohear re- .. Allddbcumplano forthe work of “your. gooda at I. 8. Smith's l...“ _ bloboon brought agalnat E. H. owner ofthooleemor Sunohine, netckotcnl’oint lOt oummer. mun burned” New Haven oix op, ice ”.000 damageo by the . Chemical company. which fildochwhere the boat woo - ’8. V I on! buttona and ecarf pine. It m Btu'. 4 ”WhamLRJeto Warningfibruary ”Inning twc dayo. llion Infill. No. l. in already db thfijretondrnakingarronge. in recaptitm or the violtoro. j’ .. ofthoG.A.R. madam! will be preo- groeounpeill be held in the _ lhmtre. ‘l’i‘ , earninghhewa way and hewiiiharoaboutanouth remnant-ennui:- _» hreeklngherthigh and harlog. Shell 'withothorpinperty ownore.oblectodto fl. Ferric, today. m— library at Bturtevant‘a Bargain Houaro. » Ilre. Jane Gilmore. of Spring Hill, fell treat her back porch. Monday night, eighty yearn of age. -—Eoto made to order at Bhorwood' . illany of the etoreo that are ueually cloned eronlngo from Monday until Sat» urday. will be open every week day and evening until‘after the holidaye. —~Woman’e Exchange open do y e evn'g. The mother of Samuel Hurray died yesterday, at the home of her other two none in Brooklyn. aged fortnight yearn. BOOB. -‘l'he float and heat variety of gento’. ludiee' and childreu'o underwear, at I. S. Smith'o. Some of the n‘icmbere of Concord Divi- niou, Sena of Temperance. of Norwalk, will go to Weotport, tonight, to initiate e new divhion. They go in a carryall, leaving the lodge room at 7 o'clock. —Lorge variety of handkerchiefa. em- broidered, initial and plain. at M. 8. Smith'a. . National Councilor W. N. Simone, ol Norwelk, and State Secretary C. H. Adamo. of South Norwalk, areto be pree. entand opeek at the public dedication exercioeo of” the new ball of Woooter Council, 0. U. A. It. in Bethel. tonight. —Saie of blanket, quite. up com- forters, in progreoo at Podmcre'o. Iieny people expreoo the wioh that the Borkohire expre- be run all winter and it appears quite probable that the train will not be withdrawn thin month an uauai. it loo ill well patronized and la a conrmience to people reeiding along the Berkehire div'Iion. —-Solid ailvea and plated were. at Bood'o. Fred Crofut, who bee been in the New Haven hoepital for oererai weeko, return- ed to hio mother'o home in Danbury. thin week. Bin many frieudo in South Nor- walk will bepleaoed to learn that he io regaining hie otrongth and will undoubt— edly fully recover in a chart while longer. —8iik umbrellan with oilver trimmed heudlm make good Chriotmao gifte, at Comotock Broo'. ' Schiller Stamm, U. 0. R. IL, elected these ofiicero laet night: Cher chief. William Wehheit; under chief. George Sheer; bymhief, Henry Kriete: corre- opondiug eecretary. Albert Berg; lineu- cial aecretary, Frank Waehuer; treanuror, A. Kalmo. ..___ ~Larne etock of picture frame mould- ing at Geo. C. Smith’o, 8 France atreet. The college boyo will be home tonight. on the loll term of all the departmentn of Yale univeroity endo today. Already a large part of the otudento who are for- tunate enough not to have examination on the loot day have left New Haven. College relpana for the term on Tueoday. January 8. -A not of dining-room chain at the leweot priceo. David Stow. . Uncao Tribe nominated ofllcoro loot night. and conferred the adoption degree on ldward Blake. Following the buai- nooooooolon. chowder. cellar and cake wereorrred by the «minaret com- mittee, of which Richard Bland ie chair» man. A number at momboro of tho trike will go to Bridgeport tonight to viothoorihoag tribe. The greet oblate areexpoctodtopo protect. and copper willheaorvod. ..._ —‘i’runko. aatchelo and huge. at Corn- otock Broo’. in the Superior Court,ciril oldo.yoo terdoy. theault of Albert 8. Beolield. at. al..vo. tbe'l'owuofDarien weeheani be- fore Judge Bhnmway. The plaintiff. tbeciooingof a highwoyin tbetownof Dorian. for the Conecltdoted mined. and made application to the Buporwr Court lcrihe appointmeutofacemmltle to o «Mace. undo Harrlaou ap- for the road and claimed eBuo prrlchourtjudgehadIojurlodictlon. announce carving note and line okatooatsturtnvont’ohargaholiouooo. it woo muni- tuning.“ a woman driving up Wool areaeelaet ErCounty Connimkmer George I. Olmetoed woo calling on Senator John ~hmP-lli-no. bouquet". lull and The funeral will be held tomorrow utter- ~ l. Province to their monthly healer-e , ' m": he. luv hum Print It 5 llls. iorgelltisirs, 22 South Having been thorough" refurniehed. it entirely new lineof I, ‘ PHOTDGBIPHS. WATEB The work from thin etndio hoe Our aim in to unit our E. M. . Jackson. l(0ver F. Heed'o Confectionery.) OPEN FROM 8:3) Tax Collector A. A. Betta, of Norwalk, has collected 032.715 of the city 'tnxee. —-Cabinete, rnueic racke,blacktng caeee, fancy chain. David Stow‘o. -—For emokere’ aete, acmething very" fine, go to 'l‘rowbridge a Co.’o, corner of South lain an Waohiogton etreete. Prophet Vaughn predicto bad went -—Cctfee with pure cream.5c. no at the Depot Reatuaraut. “P Alittle girl on the way home from of a borne on Went avenue, driven by Thomoe Vernon. who in employed by Dr. the animal. Mr. Varoon immediately pulled hie home to one aide. and the child amped uninjured. '—Don't forget the old otyle were at F. J. Dugau'o holiday atone. oppoeito the Norwalk poet ofllce. 0. Ounce. the fruitorer, who in obliged to vacate hie prenent quartere on Woah- ington atreet, on account of the railroad company deairing the b'uiiding,haereated the otore now occupied by the New York Grocery company, Douovan’o building. The latter concern expecte to lake pcooeo- niou of the etoro in the new block in a abort time. ____ —All wool flannel bienketa. at I. 8. Smith'e. Special price for the Xmaooea eon. The reoideuta of Breed River have been stirred up lately by the appearance among them of an evangeliat from Utah. who in a "letter day oeiat." and pro- pounde hie doctriuea in theecbool house. He tried to oecure the chapel, but the continued tomorrow. no oervice being held thie evening. —-Silk and min'fiitlndm in fancy Broe'. __-.-~~ in the cult of Chamberlain ve. Sher- meu Harrell, a hearing woe held yeoter day ollorooon relative to increasing the bondo from .50 to ‘800. He could not furuioh the bonde. and the cane wan noll- ed. Ir. lorreli recovero h‘m turnout. it oeorno that the two men were engaged in the paper hanging buatoem. Chamber- lain did not one Iorrell right. it in claim- ed.eo the latter left hie partner. -Gold rpsctacloo and eye gloooea. uioooee, lltted correctly at Rood‘e Old Well Lodge. 1". and A. It. at ito annual meeting loot night, elected tholo oflcore: W In John J. Noah; 8. W., Clarion-l. Pointer; J. W.. E. K. Diver; treoaurrr. Jamoo A. Brown; moiety 3 than I. Wilcox; E. 0.. Herbert Arnold J D , 8. 8.Nlphly;8. 8.. Adolph Drey- fill; J. 3.. E. L Appleby: tylor. A. J. Common; trounce William E. Bay- rncud, William P. Boon, Peter Doctor. —-Silvcr-plated were at manufacturet'a priceo at alumnnt'a Bargolu Homer. The annual report of the Fairlleld County Home hae been printed in pam- phlet form. The following otatillla from the aecretary'e report ohowo the work done during the peat year: Nut-a borefchlldrm in manner the Bone during the year. iii; now in the care of the Home, it; returned to family frloede. 88: placed in family homer. 83; placed in orpheuooyium. 1: given to prieot. 1; died I: recalled by oelocttnem I; dlachargod by board of management. ll. —-itibhoua, China and indla ailk, fancy and plain, or I. 8. Butlth’a. meeting.laoteronlng.thotruoteooolthe loathlcrwalk Wok-whacked thoBoyoPBrigodo. Thirty boyowereln lee. ‘i‘hedloclnllee war-mien. and tboboyoonoootodthocrdere in a meet tohoaagrootdooi «Ml-teaching them.hithohcyomlerylcad ethll. ILMelnhooboo-appnln- “Matteo m. and will mammalian driila Owing m is. F. D. LAWT fi'illlllflstreet. lACKSllN’S marital rm: swam Style. Finish and Permanence. Bottom and to inrniehitothem t the Photographic Art. AL WORK GUARANTEED. Electric earn paoo the door. 59' ‘ i-A complete line of emby.oilke iu etch- and euow from December Slat to the 20 ocbool, ymterday afternoon, ran in front . . - Hitchcock. She was knocked down by. nee of it who relured. Servicee will he . ‘ hence. for holiday gilto. at Cometock ' wedilotlolneaow. Oelcneimeehao‘ l i l l .n.: w .. ON & co. nfw one tor, inapecticn, diephylng on grants no SEPIAS. ' a wideread reputation for he be fluent productlono of Phétographer. : 58, Wall street. Norwalk, Court. A. or. menu P. or. intentional communication of St. I ‘ il'l’Lodgo. F. and A. I., Will be held t marrow/night. +-A heudeome cane will make a nice man preeent at O‘Brieu'o. , 1 Chaim... ieo’ W. Peet. Noroton; William Taylor, quoton Heighte. pension: Original. Char- cg. Itolian art, Filo. crochet. etc, at Ii. . Bmlth‘e. A, hnudoome monument in being erect- ed in itileraide cemetery over the grave of the late Albert Bishop. , l ,fimdtmw ban a large amortment of child in rockera and high chain. Eigeo‘r‘gb’Com-tock. of em River. in l“ ding the annual meeting of the ,, 309“! of Agriculture, in Ilenden' . ii 1.2: ! . ”-l-Tllyhlfictnre boob. gamea and nov- o'tdle. all thie year'o gooda at F. J. Du- ‘o...llolidoy otore. oppcolte the Nor- Mollico. _ . l'i‘I‘l' r. A W choir in being orgnnitod in thechnth Norwalk Baptiat church, to eidill ihlllluoical portion of the weekly oer ‘ IfiBig bargain! enacts lleigh, one on li'orhrm‘dluefl black robe, one blanket anqwhip. all for .45, at Wright’o teleo- nnptnfi‘fi'hnklin atreet. South Norwelk. -—-e.—.._ , 1' A. i'SEFl'L new: or “fills: 3.gydlilills A VERY APPROPRIATE .g‘,'. " MM" -:- GIFT. 1d filth“ my pretty pieces, 3‘1 Ill-noble prim Come in and them. i d i i i 'l“! J t received a large aeocrt- men M! tiller. cutters. Pricea irom 260 to “.00 each. All line china and full value for the money- our line or to... Articles m. , . "1‘. i Perfumery In complete. You can eurely mak‘n nelection to cult you. . W ~ WW... W W l l l : l Ml. Plaistetl,i ”it”? I? 2*“ * . “a" on '1‘» is“: ’ i. ,g . 5 5.41 to it one I“ em like thflm“ , ‘& ‘nlnucnou Imwt Men’s Clothing AT $10.00. ' The FORMER PRICE of them wee $13.00. desirable goods , all wool and feet color, and We Guarantee Every One of Them. We have others that have been reduced and $16 suite that have had to take a litre on a unit. They are all _ to 08, and some 815 , good big cut, 3, 4 and 6 (101- ~ mums. fllEHlIflATS. Men’s Milton Overcoate, $6.00; Men’s Black Beaver Over- coate, 88.50; Men's Blue and Black Kereey Overcoate, 810 to 815. Men’s Black Ker-coy Overconte, extra long, '816; Men’s meters, ea, 38, 310, em, on, 818 and 320. ' children’s cape overcoats, $2.00. $3, $4. $4.50. $5 and $6. AN ABUNDANCE OF WINTER Gloves and Caps. llllMSTllllll nuns.“ ESTABLISHED l867. IlSlllllc lilllllllllii. l4 Sfllllll Mill STREET, __ "Will. 80""! llllllWAiK. WISE WOME - - - .- " wise men “- - - — — THINK We cell the follow- ing and we eell it at if you will be wine, think We do, nodwe l before you act. If you will do ‘ we fightpfim: call and are the beautiful Wu“ "RM- “ ‘ Paper we are selling. and learn the VALI- I’APIII. low price we are ceiling it at, you LOW Prlce more", 0]”, won‘t think long before you act. cease. me. We’re milking a run on it for 60 '0' 300d Work- anl‘oere' lAl‘lll. “'3"- Ilonsz, 3mg, .... THIN Kl ""°° one coons. rro'rueno mean B E w l S E Paintlng ann' um: amen. 7 ‘1‘” .rtoon locwrno. and call on on before you buy. Pap“ "agile. IITISTIG PillTlillE FIIMIIB IT IUDEIATE PIIBEI. DECKER, 79 Washinglon Si, 80. Nurwali. The cow that jumped over the moon, that day when the cut end the fiddle were mixed, was no higher than beef, in thin town yeere ago. Don’t forget. We the prices have fixed. E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor. THE PEOPLE’S MARKET, ll North Iain at.. he. NorweIk. 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