sees,- ran use and Ian
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nurses new Dresser sear-ey-
D'wwn fawn. ,
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manor be guaranteed the
is handed in. Every roev
,_ will be erode to camera
bntehange cannot be in-
iinsmarrghrunrmoopyo sent
elm or the afternoon of the
’ change a desired.
Afton Singing society will hold a
. formrmhsrs only in their hell
«it street, New'Year’s eve.
Santa Claus on Time" will be re-
) , tomorrow night, st First M. E.
m st 7 :30. Admission, 15 cents
'ThsLedies’ Auxiliary of the Y. If. C.
A" meeting with a reedyresponse
refreshments for the annual New
sst’e reception. .
. . The cantata “Santa Claus on Time,"
, the First H. E. church, tonight.
Mission. fifteen cents.
.R G. licCullough, who has been
occupying Edwin Wilcox'e house on
Mklin street for several months, mov-
hack to Cold Spring Harbor, L. 1., to-
"-‘-_-.~Hsts renovated, at O'Brien‘s.
The Young People's Society of Chris-
tian Indeevor of the South Norwsls Con-
Muhlcburch will hold their most
thly business meeting and social New
mr’s night at the home of the Misses
“how, West avenue.
‘ThsChristmee festival of the Sunday
A‘schsdof Trinity church will be held to-
night at 6 o'clock. There will be service
the church, with singing of carols by
children, followed by the Christmas
and an enterteinment in the Sun-
dsy school room.
~Frled mcnllope at Depot Restaurant
In. 0. D. Newman, of Union street.
, vsd word yesterday afternoon of
"sateen death or her mother, Ire.
no. Rood. in North Castle, Westches-
“county, New York, and stones left
lorthat piece. lire. Reed leaves four
.sou'nnd three other daughters, one of
whom is Hrs. Chester F. Tollee, Jr. of
’ Amenis. formerly of South Norwelk.
. , M Knights of Columbus, at
this hell, New Year’s eve; good time.
Sunday night at 6 o’clock the Epworth
lounges meeting will he held, and Rev.
1,.» I; Kevensgh will lead. The order of
”class will be in keeping with the
U Bundsy night of the your, end prom-
hheof a high order in musical and
sdigious literary work. A consecration
hosting will close the services, and
. svslycne who has not attended this year
i urged to be present at this meeting.
' —‘l'he contain "Santa Claus on Time,"
‘at the First M. E. church, tonight.
Admimion, fifteen cents.
It is expected that by February lot the
‘ “thanks from Stamford to South Nor-
{Wnik will be completed, and then the
”only motion of any length remaining will
theta-one and one-half miles through
‘ Greenwich This will be completed by
I June 1. Stamford and Bridgeport, how-
“ever, seem destined to remain double
‘llnlsd for some time yet. The Consoli-
w snedrmently completed the put-
ns‘e is or new weighing scales at Wilson
is?“ with a capacity of sixty tons.
'M are for weighing coal principally.
ubcallops 20.3. qt, et Drsscher's.
Isms experiments have been made
. by the Consolidated road with electri-
* fa lighting their esprsm trains,
_ sayst the system has not been
M satisfactory. Superintendent
fly.“ the our department, has spent
. .. - - time trying to solve the
U » , aedfssls confident of yet mak-
, ssuoosss of electric lighting. Heart»
with” Consolidated road will contin—
fln ”ting their express trains with
H finish gas. which gives a line light,
allthsnsw equipment will be pro
- withthcselamps.
n-"lsnts Claus on Time” will here»
.. tit-marrow night, at First M. E.
. at'ltfl. Admission, 15 cents.
‘mmscfths Ire which occurred
‘ tree without doubt twen-
‘f‘he building owned bylimon
‘ adjoining Ohemieen's bakery.
mpsrsonssstdretotkehakery
hsfosslast. xenon-sun.
‘ chutelpulleddownefew
'l'kslirewastsemcstdlsasv
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w-"Basls (liens on Time" wilihers-
psersd,»morrcwnight,et Firstl. I.
churchat'lrlil. Adnrissicn,10csuts.
ThebhrysllnstssiuNoJG. nowher-
ingNsw Yorkcltyet 13 midnight, will
hereafter be run in two minor, on
aeoocntofthsheevyhusinrss.
«Juicy table lagers for table'use, at
Butts & Fartingtse’s.
During November, the first month of
the drill season, the Second regiment led
with the figure of merit of 90.“. The
First had it 57, the Fourth 00.41 and the
Third 80 59.
-Winter caps, at O‘Brion’s.
George Bhsrsr, a night hrskernsu on
the Danbury division of the (hmsolidalcd
railroad, had his coat, vest and gold
watch stolen Christin-re night, iron: the
Hsvtland Bones, where he nouns.
—Ths cantata ”Santa Claus on Time,”
at the First bl. E. church, tonight.
Admission, fifteen :cents.
Miss Frederica Bradley and James
Gallagher, of Dsnbury, spent yestrrdey
with Miss Dolly Maroon Spring street.
~Chicksns 10c. and 12 7.,st Dreschsr's.
William Gilbert, of Georgetown, e
beardless youth, went to Bridgeport,
Wednesdsy, tossethe elephant. He used
up all themonsy be had in drink, had
his gold welsh and chain stolen, end
went home a wiser men.
—-Imperisl beer and choice wines for
the table, at Bette d: Ferrington's,
Mrs. 0. E. Morgan and daughter have
returned to their home in Newtowu, no;
compacted by Kisses lamie and Elsie
Wicks, of Third avenue.
—-The centers "SuntaClaus on Time,”
at the First I. E. church, tonight.
Admission, fifteen cents.
Complaint is made thatnone ef the
crosswalks in South Norwalk were
cleaned of! yesterday, when the snow
was soft. Today they are covered with
ice and are very dengrrmrs,
«Turkeys are 12 and 14 course pound
at Baycs' market.
The special meeting of the voters of
the city of Norwalk, called for yester-
day afternoon at 3 o'clock, at the Town
House, totaks some action regarding a
new atom-gs reservoir, was adjourned
until Friday afternoon, January 4, at 8
o’clock, some water commissioners did
not have their estimates seedy.
—"Senre Clans on Time" will be re-
peated, tomorrow night,“ First I. 8.
church st 7:30. Admimiou, 15 cents.
—-Bost $2 derby, It O'Bricn's.
A hockry teem composed cfseveu men
is being orgsnized in Stamford, to play a
series of three match games with a Nor-
walk team nest week. It is proposed to
ploy the first game in Norwnlk, the sour
and in Stamford and the third in Not-
walk. If there locates the games will
not be played—Stamford Advocate.
Grocer Samson's horse was driven
into the hops-ow trunk in front of his
store, yesterday afternoon, and became
frozen there,sother when be stamped
tostnrt he fell down. Fortunately not
much damage was done.
«Boy’s desbys, st O'Brisn's.
Is. and Ira. John 11. Johnson,
of Woodward avenue, who have been
spendiegths holidays in firepney and
vicinity,rstarnsd home this after-cu,
accompanied by Edward French.
41:“. at reduced prices, South Nor
walk Hardware company.
Achlckenpls weighing 1,000 pounds
and whining”) fowia was served at
the Christmas dinner at the stats hospi-
tel for thstmeue at liddletcwn. The
ptewastbemsis feature of the dinner
and wsseutupintoplscss for the 1,700
inmates.
—-0ystersatDspotltmreumnt.
Thetows We report for the
yeuendingctcherlJQMJrsssntrdet
thstowsmsstmg, yesterday, shows rev
oeiptsfrcmsllsoerces, including a hat-
anoeof “Million hand October 2.
1800, of “58,004.60. The expenditures
kavskesnssfsllows: fislrctmsn’scrdess
paid,ti0'l,m.w; mess-t orders paid,
”.Mjmticscftkspssce orders paid,
seminar-maisonette; Mime,
children of dscmrsd soldiers, “14.2):
sinking fend, “.mmlancs m i,
zest, ”M25. Thedakisgfuad on
dspositwithths Nsrwslk loving sociv
etyamonststo $10M“.
Olive Branch fades. Holstein,
“flamingo-ureter sheen-
mbgmhtligkt: 0.0.,lohsrtw.
laid; V. 0., Randal Glare: infli-
use, illuminate; taunt
Ilse-t lath, WhamO'IUsro.
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murmur-sass.
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ten list Tension;
cars lire corn.
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PHOTOGRAPHS. WITEll
the Photographic Art. at.
E. M. Jackson,
(Over r, Ifead's Confectionery.) ‘ '
Calvary Baptist church will bevee lur-
kcy supper at the church, tonight.
—Go to Drsecber’s market for your
New Year’s dinner.
11-. National B... at News”: has so.
clsrrd a semi'aunuel dividend of 8 per
cent, payable on and after January 2d.
Chief of Police Bradley received a
notice from Dsnbury, this morning, to
lookout for a horse and buggy stolen
from that city. ________
-Guess for the $5 in gold, at Lane's
store.
._._..
Grnce church veetry will meet tonight-
Security Council, National Provident
Union, will elect oflicors tonight.
Sherman Commandery, United Order
of the Golden Cross, will elect officers to-
night aud take action upon the proposed
removal of their lodge room to other
quarters.
—“8eute Claus on Time" will be repeal-
ed, tovmcrrow night, at first K. E. church
at 7:30. Adult-loo. 15 cents.
lb Bessie Sims, ersnograpber for At;
fornsys Rubbell and Gregory, is ill.
The annual meeting the First Con—
gregational society will” held in the
chapel, tonight. beginning at 7 o’clock.
~Turkeys Mo. and file, at Drsscher‘s.
The self-registering thermometer at
Tue Sunset. office touched uro, last
night. In other ports of town the mer-
cury dropped to 28° and 4" above the
cipher. »
General Cnnrlcs (linen-rad is sick with
a severe cold.
~Giveu away to children calling at our
office between 4 and d, p. or. lead pencils,
8. I. Tallest Co., coal, wood and grain.
Thelnst meeting of the South Nor-
walk Board of (bunch-ran of 1894 will
be held tonight. __
IImLina Sterling, of Spring street,
bristling fir. and lire George Dmker-
son, in New Haven.
~luteuding buyers of sleigbe will do
well to call and see whet Tilly, the car-
riage maker, has to offer. Newand so
coed kaud. WW». __
Him llamie Lynch, of North Main
street. is visiting relatives in New York
city.
TbsBoutb Norwalk Savings bank and
the Norwslk Savings society have de
clsrsdedlvldend of four percent to de’
posltcrs.
The committee of five have gone to
New Ravsu‘today to examine a new
plan for the abutment at the Washington
street musing, which has been prepared
by the railroad company since the com-
mittee asked for some changes.
—Blggmt bargains in town in sleigbs
horas blankets, and robes, at Wright’s
sales rooms, ilonth Norwalk.
At this evening's meeting of Eben Hill
Council. A. 0. of 8. 3.. three candidates
will be installed. A full atteudence is
solicited. ._..-__....
The president, Mrs. E. ii. Smith, re-
quests the members of the Ladies' Auxi-
liary to meet in the Y. I. A. C. parlor,
tonsorrow afternoon at 3:30 o'clock,»
make nrssngemoun for the reception
which thsyars to give the general secre-
terynnd young men of the association
on New Year’s day. The reception will
hehsldfrom I to lo o'clock, afternoon
and evening.
Thessml'snsualsiscticuof Humboldt
Wham heldln Ger-
manhllslhlsdnightwesultedm fol-
lows: Prddmt, Otto DePlsrne; vice-
preside-undelphllankezrsonrdlngseo-
rstary, Arthur Iaatksy: financial ess-
rsmry, Adam A. ”midi; mouse for
“mush. Gustav lungs; con-
duster, George Bruce: inside
guard, Jason lamp: outside guard,
m Wsrms: lisanelsl committee.
erstrmitienssteglsraadltiehn
ardlmek.
«Isle-dinghysrsof sleighs will do
wipessllnndssswnetfllly, the can
slaps-anesthesia. law and se-
monument-rem,
smdksnl.
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F. D} LAwTON & 00.
"22 south Main Street.
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Tho work from this studio has gained a wide-spread reputation for its
Style. Finish and Permanence.
’Our aim is to suit our patrons and to furnish to them the finest productions of
WORK GUARANTEED. Electric care pass the door.
Photographer.
58 Wall Street, Norwalk, Conn.
OPEN FROM 8:3) A. M. T0 8:1!) P. M.
G. CUNEO.
Don't forget to call on us. We have the
Best Malaga Grapes
In town.
Bananas.
MIXED N UTS
Are all guaranteed to be the best and
' ORANGES
Sold by the box cheaper than they can be
bought at the groves.
Please note that we will sell them at
wholesale prices. All goods delivered
free.
G. OUNEO,
Washington Streetjand Railroad Place
‘ d!) 1m
Gifm of dolls, toys, games, candles and
oranges are solicited for the Christmas
festival at the Fairiield Couty Home.
The gifts may he left at the Home or
sent to either of the following nddremes:
Him 0. H. Benedict,42 West avenue,
South Nurwelk; Ire. C. A. Burr, 24
Center avenue, Norwalk; Mrs. A. B.
Hill, 30 Camp street, Norwelk.
—Whire brandy for mince pies. at
Bette & Farrington's.
Miss Alice Bently, of Belden avenue,
will spend New Yser‘s in Newark, N. J.
l. H. PlMSTED.
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We are making wonderfully
low prices on
Toilet Paper.
2 rolls cross cut, at 25c.
A good roll of Paper for to.
Packages at all prices.
We are selling pint bottles of
FOR 50.
lo. 43 Washington St.
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Men’s Clothing 9
During the holiday season.
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AT $ l 0.00.
The FORMER PRICE of them was $13.00.
desirable goods , all wool and fast color, and
We Guarantee Every One of Them.
We have others that have been reduced to $8, and some 815
and $16 suits that have had to take a good big cut, 3, 4 and 5 doi-
lars on a suit. ’
flVEBL‘flA'l‘S.
Men’s Milton Overcoats, $6.00; Men’s Black Beaver Over-
conts, 88.50; Men's Blue. and Black Kersey Over-coats, 810 to .15.
Men’s Black Kersey Over-coats, extra long, 816; Men’s Uletors,
86, 88, 310, $12, 815, 818 and $20.
children’s tape overcoals, 32.0“.
$3, $4. $4.50, $5 andll$6.
AN ABUNDANCE or WINTER
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ESTABLISHED l867.
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We are selling nice Butter for 25c 1b.; it will surprise you,
try it. Creamery Butter in prints, 32c, fancy Gilt Edge Creamery
made fresh each week, 30c 1b., fancy Dairy, 28c lb. We are offer-
ing 4 lbs. of Rice 256, 3 lbs. extra fancy head Rice, 260, 3 lbs.
Milk Crackers, 250, :l qis. Beans, 250, 2 qts. Berries, 25c, 23 lbs.
H. and E. Granulated Sugar, .1 00, 4 lbs. Raisins, 25c, 3 boxes
cleaned Currants, 250, 3 cans Corn, 25c, 3 cans Tomatoes, 25c, 2
cans Dudley '3 Pumpkin or Squash, 250. Wear-e laying in another
large stock of Oranges and Nuts for New Year’s, Also a large
stock of all kinds of cheese and fancy goods. We expect another
lot of these fine home raised Turkeys for New Year’s. We place
before the public the best goods at prices that cannot be beaten.
Chas. E. Seymour,
LEADING GROCER,
Telephone Call. l3‘-2. 33 Washington St.
Business is niwuy dull after the holidays.
we know of is to break prices. Here goes:
Legs of Lamb or Mutton, 10c; Fore Quarter Lamb or Mutton,
7c; Rib Roast Beef 100 to 12¢; Sugar Cured Home, every Hem
warranted. mic; Shoulders, (smoked), 8c; Turkeys, 120 to film
Chickens and fowls, 12c. ’
Come and see us.
E. J. wnnHAms. Proprietor of
THE PEOPLE’S MARKET,
18 North lain st., 80. Norwalk.
Telephone cell. 59-3.
9 Park Row, Stamford,
‘ 31 Well st. Norwnik
l fietiefactron guaranteed. —- Telephone 'call, m.
418 Main street, Bridgeptm.
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