’ Deadly for the '1'
i ‘ 'Frcd Carder, of Norwalk, has secured a
s
,)
s.
m~ who. m m to
Fairlisld on the no trsiu‘thisulornila to.
play the Brewer‘sseheelwgleven, ,.
—-Freahllamsltlelhi urn-{sue ,
1 Arthur Knapp is taking the place of
John Momntignenrnight operator at the.
dock. who ieiaklna a short vacation.
V wBlade today—buttered”. Lane’s.
, rs- éotm line a now being establish-
au nu! will lead the
song service. Sender.
~hl‘ew Yeoman derby at O'Brien's.
ing great preparations for an annual sup
per on the evening of December lith.
Y. M. C. A.
—New Dunlap but at O'Brien’s.
In the Superior Court. yesterday, the
argument upon the physician’s state
ment that Mr. Barthel was in a New
York hospital, went over for one week.
, ,7”,
‘ . Uncas Tribe, 1. 0. R. M., rehearsed the
ohlfl'l degree lastuight.
HaxMalmo, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albin
”Hall”, North Main street, is sick.
.
—-Don’t forget Co. E": Masquerade ball
at the Armery,Thanltsgiving eve, Nov. 27.
‘ The‘pnblie schools will close next Wedv
hanksgivlng recess.
The Consolidated Railroad company
has had its four tenement houses on Mon-
roe and State streets connected with the
sewers and is having additions built on
two of the buildings. ‘
—Home dressed chickens. Buttery's.
~13 lbs. pork for 81.00. Buttery's m’k’t.
position in the Consolidated Railroad
company’s freight depot at Worcester,
Mass.
. The next meeting of the Chautauqua
Union will be Monday evening, December
18th, at the home of the Misses Disbrow.
. West avenue.
It is reported that an injunction may be
issued by Mrs. Mary E. Clune, restrain-
ing the» Tramway company from laying
its tracks so near the sidewalk in front of
her property at the corner of Belden and
Riverside avenues.
——Fresh pork 7c lb. N. Y. Market.
Owing to the increase in membership of
the Arion Singing society, it has been
found necessary to double the size of the
present stage.
~Chickons 12%c lb. N. Y. Market.
Thanksgiving day, at 7.30 a. m.. there
will be Holy Communion at Grace church ;
10. a. m., morning service and sermon.
No evening service.
The King’s Daughters of Trinity church
are preparing for a sale and social to be
held December 5th, at the residence of
Mrs. Burr Knapp.
——All styles ladies’ hats, at O’Brien's.
Harry Smith.of Camp street, book-keep-
er for C. ’1‘. Leonard, the coal dealer, is
able tobe out after a recent illness. He
will commence work again Monday.
. The election booths have not yet been
taken out of the Town House or the room
cleaned since election. It seems that some-
one should at least keep the place clean.
The Norwalk Board of Health met last
night. A report was heard from the milk
inspection and it was found that only
three dealers= were below the average.
They were notified to improve matters and
given another chance.
-—Bargains in trimmed hats this week,
at Miss S. Tillotsons, 20f? Washingtbn St.
walk Opera House, Monday evening, a
feature of the evening will he a song
termed “Robert Emmet,” composed es-
pecially for the occasion by Mrs. T. F.
Heflernau. leading soloist in St. Mary’s
choir.
-—I.eg lamb, 9c, Buttery’s m'k‘t.
E. T. Magner’s express team was hitch-
ed, yesterday afternoon, at the upper end
of. West Washington street, when the
horses broke the reins and started down
Spring street. running as far as the
bridge. where they Were stopped. No
damegewas done.
-—~Cong’l Fete. December 4th, .‘orwaik
Opera House “Royal Splendor of Egypt."
Queen Cleopatra, her favorite charminn
and Court Ladies“: ‘ Gorgeous Costumes,
and Dramatic streets.“
Rev. 8. T. Graham, of Trinity church,
Mt. Vernon, formerly rector of St. Paul’s
church, and Prof. John Whittaker, thé
choirmaster, who was once musical direc-
tor at St. Paul’s, have had a dispute over
the drilling of the choir boys and the
rector has demanded Mr. \Vhittakcr’s
resignation.
—-~Smnll fresh hams, 10¢ a lb. at Iloyes‘
market. .
4Owing to a little trouble lam at pres-
ent unable to supply all my customers.
William Chalmers.
The County Commissioners have grant-
,edalieense to Jacob Wolfe, of Durien.
In “‘Westport a precription lisccnse has
been issued to Druggist J. L. G. Cannon.
In the C. W. Hoytdc Son receivership
matter the bond of the receiver has been
accepted and an order granted to allow
him to sell property and also to set a limi-
tation of time for the presentation of
claims.
--Even before breakfast you can have
a band concert. If you don‘t believe it
call on the Misses Disbrow’s at that time
and hear “The Symphony.”
A son was born Thursday to Attorney
and Mrs. Charles D. Barnes, of Green-
wich. This accounts for that unusually
pleasant smile that wreaths the face of
Thomas 1. Raymond. lie is n grandpa for
the first time. The name selected for the
newcomer is Raymond Dudley llurnes.
William L. Rider. of South Norwalk,
now in Riverside, near Les Angeles, Cali-
fornia, writes that his health is consider-
ably improved since he arrived ih that
place, which he describes as a veritable
garden of the 3999-. _
The society drama. “Queen‘s Evidence."
was presented by the Tomlinson Comedy
company, at Hoyt’s Theatre, last night.
Tonight instead of “A Celebrated Case“
as at first intended, they will play "Kath-
leen Mavournecn."
« Men's and boy’s winter caps. ()‘Arien's
The ball of Welland Lodge, No. 20, i).
D. II. 8.. of New Canaan, next Thursday
evening, promises to be u very pleasant
affair indeed. Campbell‘s orchestra. of
Stamford, will furnish music. Humboldt
Lodge, of South Norwnlk, has accepted
an invitation to be present and assist in
the festivities.
~ The Imperial Crown 10c cigar is made
of pure and unadulterated tobacco. Try
one at G. S. Trowbridge 8.: Co’s cigar
store.
sergeant Major Walter llail, who
sprained his ankle sometime ago, and who
has also been quite ill, expects to resume
his duties on Expressnmn Cnvanagh's
truck next week, and also be present at
the annual muster and inspection in the
Armory, Monday night.
—-Persons who wish to make their
homes complete and happy with music,
are cordially invited to call day or even-
ing at I). E. Ilisbrow, and try "The
Symphony.”
The short calendar session in the Court
of Common Pleas. yesterday, was a brief
one, and the business was quickly dis-
posed of. There were thirteen cases on
the list for a hearing on various motions.
in the case of E. J. Hill and wife. of Nora
wulk,sgninst‘.l. Shephard and wife for
foreclosure, adecrfieéwns granted to the
plaintiffs for 81mm. The court fixed
January 1, lilillidisithc law dny.
Frank Boarpella, the deaf and dumb
Italian boot black of Chapel street, l'or-
walk, who was sent to a deaf and dumb
asylum through the intercession of lin-
mane Oillcer Morehonse, is getting along
nicely. lle can articulate words, and it is
thought his deafness can be cured.
—Sausagc, the best, so u». x. Ylprsrkst.
The ladies of the Stamford Oratorio MT” the “will”? I’m", H'
aoclety will given concert in the Town
flail. in that city, Friday evening, Decem-
be! bib. They will be assisted by the
Mister Singerc (lice club. who it will be
remembered. were heard with much pleas-
ure at the concert of Trinity church, last
month. Their singing was one of the
features of the concert, and it would he
didlcultto find a better balanced quar-
tettemr one which gave more genuine
plenum to the auditors. Several Nor—
walk people will attend the performance.
Theodore Hobbs, of Dunbury, father of
Mrs. llarry M. Gardner, Norwaik, who is
now visiting his daughter on Union
Park, bass splendidly preserved certlila
catc signed by Robert Benson. 'sccretnry.
and Leonard Lispcnard, president, which
was made out at a meeting held October
18, 1871', maklnu the late Capt. William
Dobbs. who threw the chain across the
iludsou which stopped the British ship
from ascending the river, and after whom
Doblm-Fsrry-on-the—liudsou is named, a
member of the New York Marine society.
”The grandest clients, orchestral,
overtures, operas. classical music. The
old. old songs,sscred music. The “Symp-
bony" produces. ‘
~Turkeys, 140 lb. Buttery's m‘k’t.
(sonwatx news or mourn nos.)
9'
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,lwers.
"ol'Wa .; nctoi
. Albeit We had
' “Puresnd Sure.”
Combine the Lat!!! am! A!!!) "null. Our aim is to give satisfaction to our patrons.
‘ Many of them are one-half regularprlce.
ms
n. it "ill i: no.
22 ‘South filain Street.
A War till: lulley
is one of the European prospects. but
there is no nemasitv of your lighting
with the Turkey of domesticity
our market you will find» all kinds of
Poultry except tough ones Do not for-
get that this will be the headquarters for
Fune Turkeys for your Thanksgiving
dinner As usual we will undersell all
others. On priceeon other goods the
lowest. l-‘Rllll llllllVl'lllY.
New York Market.
FRANK 3. Areas, Proprietor.
Donovan’s Block. Washington Street
JACKsows PHOTOGRAPHS
and to furnish them with the finest productions of the Puoroonarn so ans.
LARGE OOLLEOTION 0" CHILDREN'S BTUDIES.
E. m. JacksOn. Photographer.
(Over F. Head‘s Confectionery.) 58 Wall Street. Norwalk, Conn.
__..._... .~,..__.______,
EDWARD STREET.
Your attention is called to the choice stock of BLANKETS and COMFOR-
TABLES we are showing. Special values are oflered to you. GLOVES and MIT
TENS tor all and to suit all purses. HUSIERY in wool and cotton at the loWest
prices they have ever been sold. '
HOLIDAY c.0005:
‘Many like to buy holiday presents early, so we have prepared to show a splen-
did aasortmeut in all kinds of Novelties, at attractive prices. The line includes
Books, Booklets, Calendars, etc, and is by far the largest stock we have ever shown.
r
Edward Street.
No. 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Silililli SHERWOOD. lllllEil.
0°C“P‘“:‘wl’v°.ii‘2.‘la°'\$;3‘3’2.‘li§l?“iii?
mirf°iidi in: see the 1mm. styles signals.
0.09. 010. ‘
Nellie m. Disbrow.
TEACHER 0F PIANO.
' Tamas reasonable on application. Address.
«ll West avenue. anal!) hm
uni
*1
Riverside in School:
South Norwa‘k. Art Stodeots' Let us Course.
Mrs. V. ii. Prentiss ngsn.
Leonie Prenlhs instructors Apply to ,
Scott. at Pnhlloi.ibrary', South l‘l‘orwalh’1 l
« In in
tilliiilmiiiilcidillicit
.l.ll:.ll:m.ti§iiin‘ shim:
by the Royal Family. nobility and
Henry of England )
mas. [villi axon.
Pupil of the above world famed School of
Oratorio and Plano-Forte instruction. is new
prepared to receive pupils in Pouth Not-walk
and vicinity. and toimpan the most thorough
instruction by this rapl~lly progressive and un-
equalled system of musical education. Voices
hated and a pure and perfect tone devel‘t’stwd
slgnv. delicacy com and
he alsetlcltv and flexibil-
liy acquired by this
ltelerslby special permission) to 1.0. ile-
hsnnon. M. l1. Solg’h Norwalk; Samuvl Flcx'
em. I‘Irq. Rowayto ,Jamea Campbell, M. l).,
Bridgeport.
THE 'DMNTIEST
ding music at
with firmness of tone
lly of llnpeling are spend
mulchluss system.
WEDDING PRESENT
Alarm; all communications. Box 1. R0-
wsywn, Conn. cfil 3m
UR“... .....-._._. . .,.,,.. “—— .
NEW CANMN. IMAGINABLE
Mrs. H. B. Rogers had a narrow escape ‘
from serious injury Thursday afternoon. (JAN BE FOUN D
While driving down Main street her horse
kicked and got one leg over the ‘whiflie-
tree, and becoming frightened, ran away.
Near the Baptist church the turnout
collided with a tree and the. curb, and the
horse and carriage upset. Mrs. llogers
was thrown out, but escaped injury. The
horse was cut and the carriage smashed.
Fancher 8:. Co. have secured a hull dog
to watch their factory. Mrs. Eleaner
Fanchor attempted to rescue a pet cat
which the dog had caught, and was ac-
verely bitten on the hand.
Petitions have been circulated this
week requesting the Norwnlk Tramway
company to extend its line to New
Canaan.”
FOR ”THE Oil llllllii lilillll.
IN
PIECE 0R SETS
.' CLARK’S‘
AMERIMN
ill" GLASS,
’AT
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Enlarprlslng Advertisers.
(.‘ork sole shoes are the thing for this
weather. All styles and sizes may he
found at the double shoe store of M. ii.
Glover, Norwnlk. Ills advertisement in
another column tells us his prices defy
competition.
Quantity. quality and price, three most
essential ingredients in forming a bar-
gniu. are the prevalent attractions at
Sturtevant’s. Tons of‘ goods are arriving
daily. ()0 there tor your Christmas pres-
outs.
Bcolleld 8c Iloyt's dry goods and furni'
tore houses at Norwalk and South Far-
walk continue to increase in popularity.
a...
“sentinel Patents.
The following were granted Nov. 19.
O
1895. List furnished from oihoaa A. M.
Wooster, patent lawye’r and itor. , '
Bridgeport. Conn: ,5 H Pl“ ST
W. A. Bean New Haven, at shaft . .
for bicycles; ll. 13. aven, ,
Suggest, 8
master key pinloek; . Armand. life
perused A. n . Warm-W 1W“ as
creating hollow wager. illets.
w . a. ‘ . , no for down
a. who» use -
.. .12..
'5""cls. per ‘ql. , ,
' One PriCe and That
When you come in and see our line of
chitin: Ann‘ulsif
And hear the prices. No trouble to sell these costs at" our prices.
.y:
mmdhnrssi em
1
You’ll open your eyes. i . ,
And your pocket-book likewise. .
i
We have Overcoats for
1 ,
$5.00,
and good ones at cm, but the ones we TALK run Leonus'r '
about are our
$10.00
Blue and Black Kerseys. They are actually the best value we
ever saw. Well made and trimmed; cloth fine grade, and give,
the general impression of a $15 Coat When it comes to better
ones we are right at home, beginning at- ,
$12.00 $24.00. *
This is the identical coat a large New York clothing house quotes
at 838, as being excellent value.
It you want lllslers. Healers. Suits. Under—
wear. Caps, Mills. Gloves or Hosiery. this areal
home store is a gland good place to make your
purchases. -
confide—“Knew.
Issenlc‘llulldlng.
Harwell.
they
go to
It South Main Street,
South llorwslll;
MILFORD A. GIFFIN, MANAGER.
us'rABusHi-tn 0 ”1395
I 870
25 YEARS. 25 YEARS.
pecial Announcement.
Having remodeled my store throughout, 1 now claim that I have one of the finest
and best arranged stores that can be found. Will open on
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 9th.
Williiifm‘iiiiiddiii‘s’fmiinrLn. soun dim.
liOllELTlES 0F EVERY DESCRIPTION
Suitable for prizes. Fine Clocks. Optical Goods, and in fact. everything a first class ewelry
store should consist of. Thanking the public for past favors. I especially invite i am to
incpect my store. 18 souru MAIN 51883:.
S. RO()D.
1 Some Time Ago
I told of a man. in New Jersey of. whom it was
said that he would bite agrsin of coffee in two
to make weight.
A friend of mine living in that stateptahee 030nm
at my going so far from home for my illustrations
and tells me ”that’s not half so bad as the Yankee
that spit in the sugar to make full weight. or the
Yankee miller that always kept the out on his
flour scales. or the Yankee that always kept his
Ithumb in the measure when he drew his mo-
assee." "
if you feel assured that the merchant who supplies
your wants gives you full value for your money,
not alone weight. but quality, too, stick m that
man; it will pay you.
MANUEL T. HATCH,
15 MARSHALL screen.
The Leading Grain Dealer.
AOII'I' '0'
Feed ior Cattle, Chlckgggu ii 31%..
BOLHANB’
”VERY STABLE-
PERHAPS YOU DON’Tl‘
But if you should want any
Diamonds. Watches. Jewelry or Silvelwale ,
or your Watches, Clocks and Jewelry re-
l
Buffalo Gluten
.. scar onus
. roasousss
AND CATTLE.
paired and cleaned. call or send at mice}?
A. W. AUSV
OPERA HOUflhl BLOCK, NORWALK.
A - NOVEMBER - SALE
AT THE -
Ellllll 800T lllll SHOE STORE of 0. ll. lllllVEl.
These goods will hseluad out at reduced prices FOB Oil! atom
OYLY.sonowlsthsumstolsylnast supply of
hoes and Bubhers .
encompass-sauna
0', ,
l
_.300te.' S
i" 1 _Hfi Quin Pricey.
Norwalk Chronicler