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secutrormnlrts clients.
, user sonnets.
‘ um at its ewes.
’ m Presented With large
' 'I'eeea—Aliabaptaalaby.
.. isoaaale at the last line
Jr‘-
, llcraamwitn horn
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church
The sflioient choir will be
. toleadtheliniting- At'lo'cioch
thechildren of the Bun-
l assemble attire church
their ennui festival. The exercises
with singing by the Sunday
followed by prayer by the super-
. ‘t. The balance of the pro
will beasfoilowa: Trio, "Come
' film” King." John Erickson and
Li andGeorge;recltation,"Light
,. . - 9’ lie-Ea Liudeberg and Jen-
c,. . . ; singing, school; Bible read-
Ira. John Johnson’s clam: res -
oftheexercieeaeach scholar will be
with a book, and also receive a
iii?- The ohurchnsrlil
= evergreens, a
(illietmas tree. brilliantly lighted. will
find on each side of the pulpit.
--lfen's embroidered slippers reduced
fl; hdia’ slippers 500. and upward,
slippers $1.“), at ’D. J. Shee-
‘ he's. lain street. Norwalk.
. , Ir. Alien,oneof the leading men of
‘ the Inthodiet church at Weetport, has
‘ .detbeEast Avenue lethodtet Epis-
my! Sunday school a present of two
handsome Christmas trees and a
mu greens for trimming. 'i'he teach
mend young people will meet in the
'leoitlreroom might, with the superin-
mt, J. C. Hawkins. to tie the ever-
and prepare the decorations for
mm. night. A general invitation
is aliinterested is extended tobeprment.
Taurday afternoon, hire. Charles
W, of Rum Hill, came to this
rriage containing
rolled oi! the piazza, overturn-
throwing the child out, allowing
, iteoi'ali about four feet. He was quite
badly braked.
~Don’t f l to procure the beautiful
I-aepanel" n Deck”. A P. Tea 00.,
4] Iain street.
William Beers, of Strawberry Hill.
“completed the foundation for J. 8.
men's new house on Cove street. The
‘ ' ngwiil be commenced inside of
twoweehe.
ldnr Notti ham has returned to his
hello in lingo. accompanied by '
tom-i
h.
his
Frank Spauldinu. who will a nd
days in that city. returning on-
l‘heweter gates at the end of the
hideous heingraised to a level with
way. which has recently been
repaired at that point.
Robert Carr. of Cove street, was sur-
nbed last night, by a larpe number of
friends, w report having had a
pleasant time.
~Ribhone, China and India silk. fancy
and plain, at I. 8. Smith's
Aboard feucein being built around
Dr. Charles G. Bohsnnau'a barn and
ehedon theGregory Point road.
Decree Wlebiugton Git-go , a ‘
U young man in East No?wals?ollixele
fined the pledge lor two weeks.
A live-foot board fence has been met-
thsoogb the center oi Iarvin Broth-
.s’ pcperty on Core street.
Iieelmmafi
~ ulding, of Henry street.
‘ . has an attack 0
the grip.
a ‘23:.» Isom'olwwmy—isnmy.
m e um sum? un —-
lo. Willy; it will gal make your «an.
‘ fiancee. Willy— oit won’t'l'll just
paedsatitinfrontatthadeu 's
The iohsswho inches a had Jokede-
eervutchaveittnrnedonhimnsitveu
A man who dined at a matauram
asked iii theordlnarywayby thew is:
what he would have tor the next course.
“You. may bring me stewed apples and
cream ’
“YA “I."
“Only let me have them without in
“And without the apples. please.”
The waiter disappeared, and soon re-
turned with a plate on which lay a spoon
and a little powdered sugar. ‘ The eastern»
or looked surprised.
“It’s your stewed apples and cream. sir.
without the stewed apples and without
the cream," said the waiter.
The item figured 9n the hill just the
same. and the customer had to pay it.—
Tit-Bits.
I'll! Critics.
hml'hey say she has made a fortune on
t e "
“Well. her face is her fortune. "
“Exactly, dear. and she made it."
Her Kind Was Elsewhere.
A stylish and refined looking woman
got into a Broadway car the other day.
Seating herself in a comfortable position.
she gated wit-h placid countenance on
those about her. “Fare, please!” recalled
her to stem reality. With a conildont air,
she put her hand in her pocket. Horror!
Nothing there but a hairpin! Madly she
thrust her hand inside her mysteriously
made bodice—nothing! Her face assumed
an almost tragic fear as she gasped, “Oh.
I have lost it!" "
“Lost what!“ grllfily asked the con
duotor.
“My purse." shc moaned.
“Isn’t that it?" and he pointed to a
neat little leather case lying innocently
on her lap.
“Ah. so it is. Oh. dear. how very
stupid!” Picking it up. she handed him
a brand now dollar from its contents. “I
am sorry to have kept you waiting so
long," she apologized. The passengers
smiled, tho wmnun blushed, and the con-
ductor stepped out on the platform to
make change. in a moment. he returned
and handed it to ilt'l’, and his features had
gone back to that inditlercnt, cold store of
a ,thorouuhhml horse oar conductor.
Thanking him humbly, she began count-
ing it. Over and over she counted that
money, each time her face becoming more
and more puzzled. Once more she tried,
but with the anion result. Flushing into
an angry look, she beckoncdhlm to “come
hither."
"Sir, did 1 not give you ti?"
“You did, mum," replied be.
“Well, there is but 95 cents here!"
And she almost threw the silver at him.
"And did yo expect to ridnfrec? What’s
the matter wid ye?“
"Oh—rny—«ifcourso-whnt am I think-
ing about—I forgot tho fore—I hopo"--
but her mice faded away as she noticed
the eupprmsod laughter of the passengers.
while the conductor scratched his chin and
wondered when “them things would
vote. ' '-—— l .l in.
They Bad Two.
An English paper says that on the noon-
sion of aimthall match between a number
of military olllcers and a team of lawyers
the former had prepared a splendid lunch
for the visitors before the game. Both
teams did thorough Justice to the lunch.
and the legal gentlemen going in strong
(or chantpagno and cigars tho oflloers an-
ticipated on easy victory. 0n looking to-
ward tho football ground, however. after
lunch the otllcore copied a remarkably
fresh looking lot of giants kicking the ball
about and in amazement asked their
guests who the strangers worn. “0h." re-
plied ono of them, finishing the last film
of champagne. "those are our playing
teaml We are only the lnnching warn.
you know, "
Poor. Benlghted Innis-s.
“Don't mention the inhabitsoteof Mare
again." exclaimed the young woman with
bins glasses. " it is really too depressing."
“What is depressing?"
"To think of all those people who
haven't the slightest chance of visiting
Boston. "—Washlngton titer.
in the Basin-em
iiaoon-i’oung Penn told the typewrit-
er that ahe had her hat on wrong side in
front. How do you suppose he knew thatl
Egbert-That's his business. He’s con-
nected with the poetic department on a
weekly newspaper.«-Yonsers Statesman.
neoplastic.
“lire. Goodmaniegoingto start adre-
moremsnt here. What do you
ink of let"
“Korey! ihad never noticed thather
was so bad as all their-nation“
ntrr Ocasn.
A iaeeiaa dale.
“M‘s country ball: “Ify dear mot;
vs unsung-don partnc'a
mummy,
“0 man: ‘Ycadav tits mywtie.
0c seeplnhutcet,"—Iaehaaaa ‘
Walevery moderate. quail
nonwhites-sensor”
Screw-member
carMandflloleubls
tcshmaodasyoa‘dwlshtowesr.
OIrUmbrellaeyouhadbetter
otWalee nacdieaat as: team.
thleareatoitertothemleoffloa .
Wepayyourfarsboth ways. Out
Open every evening until January ltt.
l
MEIGS no.0:
Tna Landau no harm- Ourrrrrrso ls-
rssusamr ll Romans Commoner.
M macroeriianhatreet. Bridgeport.“
m
CBANBIBBY PLAINS.
An enj able sociable was held by the“
Ladlrs'Al society at the residecoeof lie.-
and hire. Frederica Bouton, Wednesday
evening. Games were played and lo
freahmsnts served. ‘
li- Emma Jarvis. of Weather will!»
honored with a dancing party.“ tonight.
BROAD RIVER.
Broad River people are ccnsidersbly-
amnaed over the pa Iished report that a
shoe factory is to be located there.
Children decree
Pltcber’a esoteric:
“Dehywuaichwepveherm .o’
Whnllahacflnolflliechngbm Ni
Children Oryror
iiitcher’e Gastorla.
Children 0mm
pitcher’s esoteric.
Real Estate and Insurance
WADEIIG’I'ON STREET.
Persons iooki forum. or house anoint
with the view 0 pure - .areinrited .
inmry
e partof the city at
prices and on terms.
easv
WANTED.
CLEANING and dye!
Raymond street.
street. on line of electric care.
wai Oon We respectful]
citisena of nth Norwalh.
ityd' that we established rec in r
in st. in the dyeing and cleanln helium.
and areuow prepared todoalihinde cuisine-
in. and d sing in the very best etvleaadman-
uer. ee' suits. dramas. either made upon
a rt. “of?“ caper infanta' ca ‘ code.
50113. BM 9 I00. 053.11.
mnllle soarfs. ties. h gie
also feat are cleaned and curled.
ants dyed or cleaned and in
t manna. O. BU'i'l'lRl'A mlo tr
T0 LET.
CORNER oottnae on leinptoe place. mod-
“:rnblmprovemenls. beater. hot and call
we . a
Enquire M
IV euue.
1380“ January ist. house of eight mine at
11 Franklin street' modern in m
meats. inculrc of EDWIN WILOO . at
Brown a W loox'e grocery. dill if
it
use to
orwalk and
curse!
more.
hid ahco.
lmnn‘a
laundr . atationar
. WI AM 8. Bil) Ti Went
nlilt!
HOUSI near Elm Grove store. seven rooms;
flat. No. 10 'lollrs street. first floor:
small house. f liar shall street:
house corner Day and Toll" streets. nine
rooms. water in. all in first class order. Aw
ply to JOHN B. KNAPP. Bil West atroeéh i-i
LOWER door of house. No. 7 Chestnu-
street; rout. low todsalrable tenant. lat
quire of JAMEE P. PUNZILT. ho. D Chestnut
at rest. dlD tf
LOWER. floor of large house. No. in leadow
street. near tramway turnout: water in.
Rent 99. in ulre on premises or of bases:-
DlO'i‘. at a set avenue. nit ti
Tliiill room Wfiouth Main a water
tunnel“: Woodward “we. moms.
second iloor rent is: housed! W ward avao
ape. "his. 3%: boos: ii) r'ooigshi iianford
os.: use room an on
u ‘ Apply to it. a. iniiii'uitn
FOR SALE.
R l *1!“ BIIINH’I‘ON Lediee‘
A gaff-flu this year's RAhtiOiitall
improvements i. ibit‘. ”either va been
rlddeninw miles. Uni early. EDGAR ll.
rox. us View street. ole iw
0 Be at itllll mi!
Bmih'ti" add-ammfstahe. guess
inroxme mistrust. cieiw
WAG” AND BUILDING hall. 00.-
Quinlan!
'va ... . 'l.'°"‘" -* '3'”
firflmi‘fiefi-Tifig
mowers meow
lain sires
cm as us torts. ~ ‘
ggwlsor‘ow
ed. M‘hashsaathseerdistwlth‘evam . .-
tusmohadaaflhsysreofthe in raw . f
'1'
andRorwalhonallpurchaaeeJIil. aadovae. 3..
mum-mammals“... i
mummhpvemm ‘- ,
Taylor a Golden I ..
basing
call and eramiuconr list. “shave than for ,
honourable
tnha. etc."
Now we have got what will interest you, we know. The following telegram speaks for .
i
g , New Your,
, GEORGE R. VANALSTYNE~Ofier accepted. Will Ship atop
Dec. 20, 1894.
TEFFT, WELLER- e co.
This is to certify that the abbve telegram was received at this odice at 9:30 this a. m.
J. J. KEARINS, Manager'Poetal TelegraphOo.
It means simply this: We had an odor made to us to clean up the entire stock of
HOLIDAY GOOD
At a price—we took it—we could not help ourselves, it was so cheap, in amount about 250 deem. ’ ‘
Now it leavr s us but two days to clean it up. Prices on all kinds of Holiday Goods, such as
ALUMINUM 'lRAYS, SILVERED BOTTLES,
PLUSH GASES, FANCY CARDS, BOOKS,
MUSIOAL INSTRUMENTS, AND TOYS OF
ALL KINDS.
In fact, every conceivable article, useful as well as ornamental. for a Christmas present, will
be sold by us at less than it would ordinarily cost us. In other words we propose to sell 25c arti-
oles for 15¢, 500 articles for 25c., etc.
Our address and the place to find these unrivaled bargains is at the
so. NilWlll'BiSiili sun.
83 WASHINGTON 31.. so. NORWALK.
No other store will hold the attractions for you that this one will.
W.
lillllilllll nan IlllliSi.
Beat of the season. Just one night.
... WEDNESDll. DEC. 26.
An evening of enjoyment that comes but
once a year. The great character actor.
ARCHIE BOYD.
In the realistic comedy drama. The
country Squire,
The Old Homestead
in which Ir. Boyd achieved inch enormous
success during tr e past four years.
Seats on sale at as??? and Tomlinson'a.
Prices. lo. 5c, 60c 7 . die
Hoyt’s Opera House
Just One Jolly Night.
FRIDAY. DECEMBER 28.
Ta! BOY'PONIAN COMIDIAN.
JAMES B. MAOKIE,
(Orlmseey me boy.)
And his merry compel: of comedians. sing-
ers and dancers. preeen ing
THE SIDE SEW.
’i'hscn legitimate Inglis «crest of the
5..., MW"- .. “In.
n on
at
was.“
AOVIIIISI.
MEAD’S.
FRESH liNfll-ii
and
chance '13::
a Blilii lllll.
EVIIiY'i‘BING YOU WANT A?
w, MEAD’S.
(ill lilo lo ills lb.
Greatzealsigoing onallday Saturday and um. um
omOendleaneelendhellets while you wait. Head’s
2
DIAMONDS.
.IMPORTED FREE OF DUTY.
I have been successiul in buyir?
ported free of duty and cut in New 0
nor to Diamonds cut in Europe. These Diamonds were bought
Diamonds that were im-
rlr; for out and finish are
so
Mpg" the diamond cutter’s strike at a saving of ten per cent. on
cost, and will oifer Diamonds to my customers this season for
less money than the same quality of goods can be
elsewhere.
bought for
A. W. AUSTIN, THE lEAllING JEWElEli,
39 Will STREET,
[ill Nlll lEAVE
llillillilK. Ciliill.
TOWN Til GET
BHRISIMAS 60008.
Villl CAN SEE A FINE iINE [IE
PRETTY DISHES BR ILA-Bill}
W—A—T~JH
NASH 8; VANSCOY’S.
CALI; -:- AND -:- BE -:- CONVINCED.
ll“
THE ~ BEST - PLACE
TO - BUY
thristmas Candies
Wann— -
TllEE - OBIIIEITS
~18 AT-—
OWEN’S
It lertli Iain that.
South Norwalk. Ct.
‘ llWEIITISE.
MARSHALL’B
Schoolof Sherman?
and Typewritlng.‘ ‘
leuslc trial... en ti, lsri
welt, eyes.
MERCANTILE ii
FOUNTAIN PEllifi
Amt THE em. ,
PRICE. $1.50.;
H. S. ROOD“
wet-ts sue me. so.
Norwalk Chronicler