‘ s ‘Alllil
ens ssrosrsus
i‘hing- I‘hev seal-ad use
“ lent!-
De'wa ‘l’own— .
freight cars of the country.
‘ ted road has discontinued
, d new cars are concerned.
care as fast as they go to the
- communication of 0 d Well
3108.51 andA. It, will be
y night. Post Master Robert
’wflllnstall the officers. The
.« nfllcm will provrde a ban-
logbnyers of sleighs will do
endsee whnt Tilly, the car-
. hit to ofler. Newsud sc—
, ll.- Leehss giyen the boys
. to use Clay street hill for
purposes. No double rippers.
will be allowed on the hill,
[Police Vollrner having received
? . tosee thatthis rule is en-
on the Consolidated road in
j , for 1898. including 31,515
, Wtofll8.m. The com-
sllbut “4,80. The company
,9 Mtlon the Legislature to
dlflerenee.
, of Indmbers of the Scan-
km? In South Norwalk, including
"‘ L. G. Soderstrom. llssss
easel. llery Wittman and
Peter Gustafeon and Oscar
' “tradedthebsll given by
, . society in Grand Army
rim
' bargains in town in slelghs
« and robes. at Wright's
South Norwslk. '
has been said as yet about the
presidingofiicer of the next
~ Batiste. Thatiswell if it is
grant“ that one of the two old
to have that honor and also
“libel! be John‘ E. Ferris, of
He is fully entitled to the
Standard.
mum during the last flee
fl.” liquor licenses were issued,
‘ » tinarevenns of ”MB“.-
fihsmonnt 040.120 54 wee paid
“cries and $745,619.09 went
Wild.
at Depot Restaurant
. of Dwysr's Norwslk
”In: Brestdsnt. James Gor-
» head treasurer, P. B.
‘ . Frederick Laurence; ss-
,Enghlcnahanuscretsry.
3‘
~ have been elect-
. N . Ancient Order of
" «(3. ll». 8. D. Cornell; 8. C. it ,
, . ; I. 5.. Joseph Gilmore;
5M: 3.8, John Dunning;
Ibsen; J. W.. John Boo
John Britt; J. 3.. C. E. Cor-
Jchs iiiiksson.
I! to 10 lb. at Drescher’e.
; err-alt for all rho‘ com-
,“ l‘osrtb regiment for the
.. are: K, sixty-eight
I,” Wheeled, sixty-live men”
, sixty-two men. 99 Mi
Wm.“ ml.” .9: M
' shims men. 88.64; D.
slatyeeven men. 87.»;
slstyvons men. 87.57; 0.
‘ eaves mes. 73.95; hospital
. up 100; fourth machine
‘ . - nine men. 9556;
form stsdos, Bridgeport.
es.
hi
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theprepbscy relative to
failing on Tuesday.
; is The Barriers, a cor-
: “The first of Jann-
J
filth, fifth. sixth and
Jessary let cameos
“m. my ‘1. up ’50. a.
hunt. Avaryalighteflort
' monument:
stressed-atlas
j ' hrs-r rear. and»
mass-Mikhail!
races or
leer-elk“ and
'3"de Diners-i disarm,-
Ferris. of West street. s
Attorney Levi Warner’s adios.
ill in his examinations in
V yesterday. for admission to
‘ fashioned link and pin car-
is More“: disappearing from
M.
”"40 their"? WMM present.
939“ 33 d I It O‘Brien".
orb!
ll‘he Chri ‘
on Time." was‘
etnlss
smooth
dared.
leciure on confirmation.
-Scollops 2-i‘c. qt. at Drescher's.
Norwulk‘ ConilWBetloml Sunday school.
tomoriow. Tejn pupils have been pres.
ent fifty‘two Sundays.
Security Council, No 22. National
Provident Union. electid thm officers
last night: President. w. A. Kellogg;
vice-president,'H. B. Beers; chaplain, J.
8. Lyon; secretory and treasurer, H. C.
Allen; collector. J "J. Nash; counselor
S. 8. Naphey; trustees. H. B. Beers, J.
3. Lyon, A. DeForest. '
—-Guem
store.
The holiday trkde heresbouts is report.
ed as better than last year and in many
cases better than everbeicve. This indi
eaten the improved condition of the people
and the increased amount of money in
circulation locally. In many other re-
spects local conditions give considerable
snconragement.»Weekly Record.
The annual business medllng of the
Norwalk Congregational society was held
last night. 1?. O. Keeler. J. C Bandle,
end J. P. Treadwell were elected the so-
ciety’s committs; clerk and treasurer,
George 8.: St John; collector. Henry
C. Rsndie; music committee. Frederick
St. John Lockwood, Ira Cole and Charles
A. Tucker.
—BOy’e derbys, at O‘Brien's.
for the” in gold,» Lane's
h.-.’
The work of impacting the rolling
stock of the New York. New Haven and
Hartford railroad, both upon leaving the
shops and while in service. has reached
is soon to create a new department. the
bead ofiicial of which will be known as
general car inspector. The duties here-
tofore have been under the supervision
of Superintendent of Car Department
Fry. The appointment of the new gen-
eral car inspector has been assigned to
e man who h. been connected with the
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern rail-
road for many years and his duties will
commence January 1.
-—Winter caps. at O‘Brien’s.
At the meeting last night of Sherman
Commandery, No. 470, United Order of
the Golden Cross, the following oilicrrs
were elected for the next term: N. 0.,
Louis D. Kssler; V. N. 0., Ellsssnnie
Bryant; W. P., Annie Id. Decker; R. of
B..Gsorge C. Cometoek; F. K. of 3..
Howard W. Doty; treasurer, W. N. Bim-
one; W. 8., J. F. Alger; W. l. G..Loulsa
Burner; W. 0. 6.. D. B Sherwood; trus-
tees.J.I-'. Alger, L. D. Keeler, S. J.
Benedict; representative to the Grand
Commandery, Ella l’. Simone; alternate.
W. F. Filicw. It was voted to maksar-
rangemsnts with Welcome Stranger
Lodge,80ns of St. George, to use their
hall for meeting purposes.
—+¢—-—.
., —Turkeys are it and 14 cents a pound
at Hayes' market
In the grammar department of the
North Center echbol the following pupils
were perfect in attendance during the
last four weeks; Edna 'l‘ntlle, Ilsagle
Roberts. Grace Roberts, Hattie Hyatt.
Eva Gregory, Barth Fitch. Rose Fsulds.
Jennie Dickson. Wilbur Byington.Ar-
thnr Clark. Peter Foley, Harry Onttero
idgs, Edgar Hsvlland. Eddie Locewood.
Edward Quick, Willis ltlder. During
the term of sixtsin weeks Jennie Dick-
sonandssrah Fitch were not once air
sent. Edgar Haitiand was absent one-
half day end Arthur Clark one day only.
nonsofthsm hsin‘g tardy at any time.
These pupils rectivsd handsome books
from the principal. llies m. Gre-
gory.asatoten appreciationfor the
interest they had , en in their work.
4...... .
«Bkatss at radio-r pup... sooth Nor»
wala Hardware oplnpsny.
A man ante Trowbrldgs a Cole
cigar store. last‘nlght, and began to
shontand mak‘e ream. Ashewssevl-
destly inmsl ssvsraiothsr custom
srsinthe cs‘ughtholdof limo-s
dnrlngtheseuills‘whioh ensued in the
elsetlngprossss. sfthewlndowsis
thsdoorwse hm. ChiefsfPoilss
Voiimsrssms
‘ its
. The snouelfiteetting & Palmflns
. 4a Gel Kr "us use .‘n h Md
Ilondey eightlsndacesmst unearth
“Anantsta. "Santa Claus
rspsstedisstnlghtatths _
First Methodist church, and went very
ly,ail T" parts being well reu-
The following will he the order of serv-
ices at Grabs church, nextowssk: Ion»
ds'y, 11:80 p uh, midnight service; The»
day. Feast of the Circumcision, 10 s. h...
Holy Communion; Thursday. 8 p. m..
evening prayeriand address, followed by
Prizes for Sunday schoil sltendsnce
will be awarded et,the session of the
such a magnitude that the management ,
log by JnetlosB. I Ross. whoasntenced FOR hit.
him towdsysinjlli and deed him 07
and costs. Cshill bed apparently been
living on mulled goods for several days,
es harbored case or meat and sardines
W
in dilssentselceessed made hie brags MW-..
ssioouwithsnasssrtmsstorssssed
. canal/litters" Myth, t
2. can has tomatoes.
2 lists flilhfllllll. . t
r.,,0‘ LAwron & c
-- 22 south Main err-set.
Mw.m...m__.m.m _. MW- .. ..
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' JABKsuN's
Havingbesn thoron hl refurnlahsd. is n r
”aw in. llneofg I ‘ 0‘! open or inspection, displaying an
PHllIlllllllPllS. WATER COLORS “ All!) 7 SEPIIS.
The work from this studio has gained a wide-spread reputation for its
Style. Flnlsh and Permanence.
1 Our aim is to suit our sirens and to furnish to them the tin 0d
the Photographic Art. ALE WORK GUARANTEED.'Electric egg-333%!
E. M. Jackson. Photographer.
(Over F. lyad’s Confectionery.) 63 Wall Street, Nerwalk, Cons.
open more 8sz A. at. To so) P. M.
ls .
O.
G. CUNEO.
Don’t forget to call on us. We have the
Best, Mal’aga Grapes
In town.
Bonanas.
Mix ED NUTS
Are all gnarsnteedj;to:he the best and
' CHANGES
Sold by the box cheaper than they can be
bought at the groves.
Plans note that we will sell them at
wholesale prices. All goods delivered
free.
G. OUNEO,
Wmhlngtoa Streptjaad Railroad Place
’ , d1) lm
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There is excellent coasting on Prospect
Hill, Norwslk.
The N. A. S. E., No. 13. met last night
and decided to hold meetings weekly in-
stead of semi-weekly. The election of
odicere was deferred until next Pri-
dey night.
So thorough is the excellence of Aysr’e
hair vigor that it can he need with benefit
by any person. no matter what may be
the condition of the hair, and, in every
case. it occasions satisfaction and plans-
ure, in addition to the benefit which in
variably comes from in use.
n.lmnnu.
Rehearsal of First If. E. church st 7:30
tonight. ,
The Christmasfisnthems will. he re-
printed at St. Peel‘s and Grace churches.
tomorrow.
. .
--Hot cofle's at Austin’s restaurant,
Norwalk, at all times. day and night.
A. L. Lincoln. a former member of
Company F, whose time expired in No-
vember, is about to enlist in Company D.
The remains of Henry F. Fox were
taken to Hudson. N. Y..on the 11:37
train this morning, for burial.
-Hstssrenovated, st O'Brien’s.
Our Brothers' Lodge, 1. 0. 0,. F., are
arranging for an entertainment to be
given about the middle of January.
A number of ths~"hoys" who own line
horseflesh were out yesterday and there
was some lively sport along Newtown
avenue.
Company F will hold an exhibition
drill and sociable at the armory on the
evening of January 8.
There was a rough and tumble light on
Main street, near Hoyt street. Norwalk,
last night about 10:34! o'clock, and one of
the combatants had his head badly out
with a bottle.
—-Fried escallops at Depot Restaurant
A horse belonging to W.C. Holmes ran
'away on Water street, Norwalk, this
afternoon. He was caught after he had
slightly damaged the wagon.
A. 1.. Lincoln, the saprsssmsn, had a
had full on River street, last night, due to
an uncleaned whlk.
._ ... DRUGGIST.
Alvin Meeker, who is ill at the aims
house, is rapidly failing.
o. .5. Gregory has the thanks of True g Tiff;- _-
Semssh's branch cities for a handsome ~—~~m ~-——-
Victor calendar and desk psd.
«Sociable Knights of Columbus. at
their hall, New Year's eve; good time.
We are making wonderfully
Tomorrow evenlng,at the First Baptist .
low prices on
church. Putt, Bobbins will preach upon
"Having done all. Stand." Young Peo-
ple’s conquest meeting at 6:30 p. m.
Asleigh going over the huge pile of
snow in front of Trowbride & Co's cigar
store. upset, this morning. and broke
one of the shafts. Later Joseph Kline.
feltrr and his son were thrown out of
their sleigh by its overturning. but no
damage was done.
inlet Panes
{3‘
try it. Creamery Butter in prints, 32c, fan
made fresh each week, 30c 1b., fancy Dairy.
ing 4 lbs. of Rice 25c, 3 lbs. extra fancy
Milk Crackers, 25c, 23 qis. Beans,
H. and E. Granulated Sugar,
cleaned C
cans Dudley ’e Pumpkin or Squash, 25c.
large stock of Oranges and Nuts for Ne
stock of all kinds of cheese and fancy goods.
lot of those line homu raised Turkeys for New
before the public the best goods at prices that
PECT*
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‘ Men’s Clothing .
During the holiday season , . - , . , _ , ,
M E N"S s u ITS
AT s l 0. 00. ‘
. The FORMER PRICE of them was 313.00,
desirable goods , all wool and fast color, and
We Guarantee Every One of Them.
We have others that have
and 316 suits that have had to t
lure on a suit.
flVEREflATS.
Men’s Milton Overcoate,
coats, 88.50; Men's Blue and Bi
Men’s Black Kersey Overcoate,
to, as, 310, s12, m, as and $20.
children’s cape llvercohts, $2.00.?-
$3, $4. $4.50. $5 ensues.”
AN ABUNDANCE Oi" WINTER
Gloves and Caps.
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lllSflllll Illllllllfi. ll Slllllll Illl STREET. I
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Hills. usui.
We are selling nice Butter for 25c 1b.; it will surprise you,
cy Gilt Edge Creamery
280 lb. We are offer-
head Rice, 25c, 3 lbs.
25c, 2 qts. Berries, 25c, 23 lbs.
it 00, 4 lbs. Raisins, 25c, 3 boxes
urrants. 25c, 3 cans Corn, 25c, 3 cans Tomatoes, 25c, 2
We are lay ing in another
w Year’s, Also a large
We expect another
Year’s. We place
cannot be beaten.
Chas. E. Seymour,
LEADING GROCER,
. 1‘
They are all?”
been reduced to 08, and some .16.
like a good big cut, 3, 4 end 5 dol-f
flVEREflATS;
88.00; Men’s Black Beaver Over-.
eck Kersey Overcoats, 810 to 315.
extra long. 816; Men's Ulsters,
Telephone Call. l8—2. 33 Washington St.
Yesterday afternoon an italian was
Gladstone and Pennington dlswvered
that the ',old gray horse was unable to
draw theioad. The animal's back was
raw and his knees and legs out from
falling in the snow. The silicate com-
pelled the owner to unharnsss the animal
and lead him uptown. where it belongs.
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Packages at all prices.
Shortly after 7:80 o'clock this more.
to; Rib Roast Beef toe to 12c; 8n
warranted. id to; 8
Chickens and fowl
THE PEOPLE’S MARKET
Business is alway dull after the boil
da e.” um...
driving up North Iain street with eleven 2 mm cros- 0‘“; at 250- we know of is to break pricel. Here goes:’ remedy
hm up. ,5... an... vollm, one... A good ,0“ of Paper {0, 6c. Legs of Lamb or Mutton. 100; Fore Quarter Lamb or Mutton,
gar C
oulders, (smoked),
s. 120.
Come and see us.
E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor of
ured Hams eve Hem
8c; Turkeys’, 1'20th lilo;
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ltlver strsst.socldeutally shoved a gas
jettosnesrcneoftheloomsonths
third liner. and the warp caught tire and
went up in a bless. A live hri was
quickly organised. and the flames were
extinguished. The loom was not badly
damaged, but it will take fully two days
to thread the warp again.
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Michael Cahlll, of puglllstle fame, was
brought up with a round turn this more-
thstheesuidlive ll so didn't work.
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