MWWIM. _
THE mSTORYNVOf A DAY {OLD m of c:rluudolhormmlrolntnownnon
TERSE PARAGRAPHS.‘ W”
jmrl'
milrrrhy lm will light to a flnlxh
51' .. ml Ilmlilmry
l'nunwl '
H w El 1*;
,v 4 l
in. .
ili'lrillli :l tra. ,:
Jut'lg Mullirr, who uz'niu- n-
Imxing in Nnrlvzllk in»! “win ; m .51“; :
great deal of ”mild? will: :r ‘l‘m- urn
. (.tvr film; '. . ‘f .. . , ,. .l ,.
has been not three Hum «aim and mi; " ‘ " " = .. “n “ 11"“ m
llJlgvurhl 3r~5v ‘42, humid: llv Ire»
probably haw: to he wt ngain .
Hum: m vow wwl en n alur)‘ in mm tle
in; Hull In-fwrgclun Imlw llw lrnln ni
llrnnvhviilu and wvnl through in Sun-
furd'e, then walked to Ilidgcliold.
Chief of Police Bradley wrnt 7.. Hum
ford, ytafierday'to see if any of tlmsilver
3nd jewelry foundlu nrecent mid there
couldbeidentifled at; belonging at Mile;
Baird’s seminary. recently burglarized. Mr». Janina ll. Amhlrr, of Norwnlk.
who was in a Sanitarium at Stamford.
ban on far recovered that «he has returned
loNorwnlk audio a “1103“. of Mr. and
Mm. (‘. l’. ’l‘urnuy. of l‘nion l‘nrk. ller
yum-s Ernest and Arthur spent Thank»
giving with her.
Harry Benedict, Charla Hllfll’nll’fl‘l
Thomas Sterling, Samuel Walsh, Albert
Buzzard, Edward Lockwood. ll. Mills. A.
'1‘. Radcliffe. of Company I", Went to
Bridgeport last night to attend (Imnpnny
B’s boll.
Twentyaix membersof llogu- lloqemnr
puny attended the hull of Storm Engine
company. at Derby, Wodnmday night.
They report that they Worn royally enter-
‘tulned. The maiozity of the boys ro—
mained over Thnnkakivlng. returning to
Norwalk late lmt night.
funeral new
Wl-dnwdny
Attlmconclusiou of the
View of lluulnrd Wilcox.
ufterumm. Mrs, llauford \Vilcnx was
lulu-n with n. seven- nasal and Uncut.
hmrmrrhagmnnd hux «luncheon under a
phybit‘iflu‘x care m. the of
('oluutzl .l. (,2. l‘ruu’r.
lmsulnhur Millm-y’x, l'. H. nr-wsxlnud.
Hut tunmrmw.
rusidcncc
~—-Get your Munsey'q at \"lmelar'n l’ U
newnstaml,tnmorr0W. Sidney Smith mu riding up ICnet th-r
am- on his hicyrlv, yt'hll’f‘lifl)’ noon. when
n, lrullvy cur lll vhurgl- of Motorinan
Illakvran into him. The rear whmel of
the Ilioyrle wan Klllllhlllfli and Smith mu
lllrowntunue aide of the truck. He led
deaf and did not lwur the wing,
\_ Fred A. Hill. son of (Ionian-«mun ii, J.
Hill, will leave Norwnlk Monday mjlia
bin father in Washington. I), l'. )lra.
Hill and daughtern Clara and Elsi» will
also leave town m-xt Wonk. Eli-w Holmm
Hill will remain at Vanna: mlquv. 'l'luzlr
Norwnlk home will lm rloml,
ln [lu- 'l'nwu l‘mirt, this morning. .ludgv
Hui/Incl! mnlunrml Peter Walsh to jnil fur
f'nrlyduy. and hid wife furihirlydnyal
lluth eru druuk‘nll day ymtvrdny. Their
l'llll'll'l'll have hwn taken to the town
home. William llrnru, who mu- arrested
for drunkcnnrm, will he tried tomorrow.
Excitement WM mwnniunml on Wall
street, last evening, by line flffml’t that
the Halide: building wan on fire. Smoke
was neon over the top of the building and
an investigate followad. lr. mm found
that the smoke came from tlm chimney, a ,
flré ”Wing been built in the “Home. The rule hunk of the South Nnru'ulk
l'uiun School district, which was 1094!.
Inst Sniurday, was found by Thomas Vur”
mm, «:ouchmnn for Dr llvxlvr Hitchcock,
and relurm-d ywterdny. through the mud
him of an advertinenwut in The Srntinel,
to F, A. ’l'ullcz-l, collm tor for the district.
Aapecial meeting of the Wu;llholrleru
of the Norwalk and South Norwalk Elec-
tric Light company will he held at the
omce of the company in Norwnlk. Mon-
day at 1 o’clock, for the purpmc- of mn-
llderlngs plan of reorganization to he
pretreated by the committee appointed at
the hut meatlng. _._.......
Andrew Huggins, who Wan killed by the
explosion of a steam pipe in Hammer.
Italn’a Concert Hall. Sew York city, won
I brother of Mrs. G. Walter Aiken, of
Norwalk. Mrs. Aiken In In New York at.
tending the funeral. The demand had
many friends in town. He was also a
brother of Mn. Edward Brady.
anhcra of {the South Norwulk Corr
urmntlonul church have shown in a moat
pralmeworlby manner}liei/vnmn'eclutlon of
the nerviceu rendered by Rev. (laruld H.
Beard, in raising the church debt. On
Wednmldny he won wulted on by the
church committee and prenonted with n
good-nimd sum of money. and granted
the privilege of 5 two woekn' vacation.
The Find. llungurlun [lullevnlent Hool-
ety mm to hlvo had a dance Wmlunmlny
night. in (iermuulu ”all, but for name
unexplnlnuble reason the Glpuy hand.
which wan to have come from New York,
did not appear. After waiting until
nearly ”o'clock. many of the large crowd
prmnt tools the train for Bridgeport and
spent the night at a dance in that city.
New Youmau derby at O‘Brlcn'u.
Rev. A. S. Knvonuah. of South Sor'
Walk. will deliver his popular lecture,
“Hooks and Eymr llnmn or no Hump,"
for the benefit of the lmllew' Helping
Hand nociety. of tho Mothmllnt nhurch.
Mgutuck. Tuesday evening. December
3rd. The lecture willhc lntrmlnccd by
an argon voluntary, and a vocal mlo by
ROLE. E.Ahbott of Weapon. A num-
brrofSoutb Norwulk pimple will no up
and main the Saugntuck people glad.
The Y. I’. S. C. E. moiety, of the Sor-
walk Congregational church, and a com-
llltm from the church wruml lame
quantum of «hide: and Thank-giving
Why» convm of the conga-ga-
llium, 3nd Wuhan-day evening distributed
than among nanny pom fun-ill», who
Inn! a ham day yesterday in com:
gunner. A committee from St. Fool’s
also distributed Thanksgiving edible:
myths poor of the purl-la. Wedim
Manager George 1!. Allen, of tho Nor-
wnlk Opera House, la la n "peckmf
trouble." In “The Matted Calf." which
appears lonluht lu Nornmlk, four real
hnbloo are vv'anted for the second M... Not
having a numin at home of the
right nae. the genial manager In out
among bl» frleudl looklag for the loan of
the lufantr, At noon todny ho lml no
currd the numao of those who mm will.
log that their cherub: should appear bu-
doy night. fore the footllglm.
4‘" Dunlap Inc at O'Brlm'n. lxonWALK mm on mourn mm.)
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..... Ton believe inyhurc loud, you buy the best flour, the:
best eg 5, the best sugar, yet you have not tried the
best bafilng powder unless you have used ’élevdand's.
eve was
. . , f BAKING
r, Butjodge for yourselhnfl'ty am
e
l Wmlramlay. for M. ll. Person» of
“ Brldunpurt.
,lugnnhmrim'flhhom,unud
SOUTH nonwamc n _»_ ,1" _
i no tram in mull-II tor hum
mummnmm. liar.
BRMWIII. a ' '75 Dbl. {Sfeen'n‘ $1.50 Dbl,
Baker. $2.25 bbl. K log. $2.50 bbl.
Gllllflower. $2.50. tpllzonberc. $2.50.
F. o. LAWTON? &. co,
2? Eouth Main Street.
7
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l4 m of the Europe» much, but
than two near-my of your fightlnu
with the Turkey of domwiclty. At
our mute! you will and all kind- of
Poultry 91W tough on". Do not for-
net that till; will ho (ho healqulrten for
You: Today: for your Tnunkngiviug
dunner. Au usual We will undaruellull
who”. Our price: on other goods the
loom, “we DELIVERY.
new York Mallet
l'liflTil‘: H. AYERS, Proprietor.
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AHD STREET
mm m ~11in to tlu- nhoiu- nimknf BLANKE'I'H and (.‘UMI’HIH
. .. m m: ulmwing; Hmoinlmlumum offered to you. GLOVES and MIT
. I.1Il.llili lurullldlllplll’flm llllfillilil’ in wool and cotton at (In. luwwl
illf", Imn' l-wr hrm sold.
HOLIDAY GOODS!
Many like tn buy holiday pronoun; early. so: we have prepared to allow n splen-
did msnrtnwm‘ In all kinda» of Sororities», all allructive priwm The line im'ludms
Books. Booklets, (Inlnndam, Mn. . and in by for the lament Muck WI: have ever shown.
Many of them one ouwhulf regular prior
Edward Street
No. 5 (a'rAZlfl'I‘Tlél TIJUII.J)IN(:£'.
Sllllllll SllEllllfllIll. fllflmlflel
he M. Dlsbrow.
(l“$535115:.“Jf.ll‘22.”‘.$:$ll‘;’::::§:‘lzftrl TEACHER 0F PIANO-
walk. «all nnd no too late“ stylus In holed “farm ”you”, on . ll'atl
. . c on. Address.
cans. err. 527“ zmwmumme. I W nugzllllm
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mem In School. g
Hunth Nurwu‘k. A" MUdenM' lxfim-t’ourma
Mra. V' l). l’rvntlm lnnnm. ‘ M 0mm
Lonnie Prnnrl-sn. Indruutnrn firmly to Mt“
r‘wm. at Public Horny. room s-V'Nk. l
1.7 u:
Guildhall.Lilluihlnlllllnici
(th system of flute“ and Vocal
luslrncllou “domed nod anronlzrd
by the Voyul family. nobility and
“entry of England I
ins. will mm.
l'npll of tha uhovn World tum“! wtul n‘
Urnlllrluuhll Plano—Forte lndrwrrrm, u now
pruparv l to ra-elvn pupils m Ninth Sul'WOFIK
and vicinity {Bill tolmpurr. the rum! llvmmah
Inslrln" inn hy thin rapidly Wowvmtmmd m.—
cquullud nvntum of minimal edmtafmn. Vanna
lllm‘fi‘ll and a purr oral parlor-I» Mm: fllfl'VtI'vwl.
Humllnn music at nlgn'. dellomt‘v remflnml
wllh llr'n mum of touch, «Nativity owl; (Zr-Midi.
hy ul’ lllluel‘lmz ma speedily unwind by this
matrhlern synmm.
RALl‘l‘Alh)’ alluvial pnrmlxmlnm m J.“ ll»
hunn'm. M, l)...~n'mrh Nora-um; damn-l WW
val. hm; , menytam: Jamm- f‘nmpball. M. D,
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THE nunlrsr
WEIIIIIIlll PRESENT
lMAGINABLl‘I
Andrus all mmmuulwmm, Km 2.x”
wnyton, Ifnnn. «‘1! «a
a. . ._
CBAIWIIY.
A family reunion was hold with fiylmv
ter llrnwn. yesterday.
I sound».
Many propla visited tho wruvlua
station and tank of the Consolidated rail
road yesterday. and were much lnlrrnwl
in arcing tho wafer snoop"! no.
CAN BE FOUND
ma Will 03 MUCH MONEY.
N
Lelloy Crockett in vinltlng Frunk I
Ililommedieu in East Xorwnlls.
Mlsn Lon Htrvema hm Pm visiting «:51!
Brooklyn frleml‘u P' _" {lE UR SETS
L 3
WWIIPAUK.
A family reunion was his-I‘d nl Um md ‘
dam-n nl' Minimal l'lhmly. ymllmluy. 0“
Among thone‘ pro-ant from out-ol-Iowu
warn llr. wad Mm Tho-mm I". llyme. of
lfnlon Hill. 53. .l.; ”I. llryun norm”.
of Bridgeport: l». limo 1.. Sunny owl
Ion Wllllm of Sowhurn. K. Y, and Mr.
and MM. Immune: mum». of Saw
Durham.
llnnry Harlot-lei no" u doors» at Ida
home Int "mint. A largo numb" Ivm
present mm dancing mm mm"! until
nearly daylight. Mmhmonla were
urvorl.
A ruffle was held at Momma. fora
half donut: minim, Hm lurkm, and two
ducks. After the milk 4-mo- Lndhm
starved clam «man.
Edward Milly", of BMW. i: mink:
CLARK’S
IMEIIIBIIII‘?
GIIT BLISS
A'l‘
B. II. PLAISTEII’S,
4! Hum that.
Mrs. B. may".
no. and um funk Rm, of lamb
born, ops-I MW” day with In.
“m Ilvm.
Both of the will» have all-l down for
then-duller of the week for moral
"Film
A family mum woo held at the km
of Edward Guido. My.
9. P. UM“. of Brooklyn. spent
Win: with ill holly.
J. (I. M III III M mm
in M m .
7 . lull m M.
rumor-mm. , ,
Wynn ,- . x“ w y, ‘W,
run LARGEST an» mm solemn in; marry. 7
_ 151;, _' ’1,
Emafin‘xsnnin 1867'.
One Pride and That" Riéhtl
You’ll Open your eyes. ‘
And your mullet-book likewise.
When you come in and see our line of
OVERBIJIITS AND IIISTERS, 1'
And i3 Eljil'ljll, j”. l ‘
Wu l... ,r
v math; at our lsricuu.
lbw!“
adll
flijfi‘l
wear. é;
home Slag;
purchases.
l4 South Main Street.
South Norwalk:
MILFORD A. GIFFIN, MANAGl-ZR.
'1870 mm ESTABLISHED ..l,895
Special Announcement.
Having rt-lnodeled my storv throuthmt, l now vlnnn llmt l hnvo (mo of the llnmt
nnd Ill-at arranged stores that run he found. Will open [In
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 9th.
our of the most complete and solo-Mod blid‘ké of
WRTCIIES, DIAMONDS. JEWELRY. SOLID SILVER.
ND‘JELTIES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
fiulmhln fur urllt‘r- Flue ('Im‘kflv ODHPHI (Mills. and Intact. everything a first class lewelry
r‘lOl'tH-llflllld('(lllfllsl of. ’llmnkllnz lIu' huhlll' for part! fm'ura. l uspm'lally invite them to
impu‘l my More. Ill Bulllll MAIN UTBEET.
II. S. I{O()I).
.~ Some Time Ago
. l told of a man in New Jersey of whom it was
said that he would bite ugruin of coffee in two
to make wright.
A friend of nnno living in that state. takes offence
. at my going so far from home for my illustrations
. and tells me “that's not half so bad as tho Yankee
that spit in tho sugar to make full weight. or the
Yankee millor that always kept the cut on his
lluur scales, or the Yankee that always kept his
thumb in the measure when he drew his mo.
losses."
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 to that
man: it will pay you.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
15 MARSHALL STREET.
:The Leading Grain Dealer.
AGENT '03
Buffalo Gluten Fead Ior Cattle Chicken an
own «noun ’ imimcii oflfiiigii.
minnows SOLMANS'
ammonium; uvnuv STABLE.
PERHA
PSYOU bow-n
llut "(you nlnould want any
Diamonds. Watches. Jewelry. or Silverware
or your Watches. (:locka auleewolry r9.
paired nnd almond. call or mud at once to
A. W. AUSTIN,
W... . . mom.“ . .,_...._. m“...
NOW FOR
A - NOVEMBER - SALE
A“! THE
FAMILY 800T IIID SHOE STORE of C. II. IIIIWEY.
The» good. ill! be closed out at roducud prion FOR on: uom
OYLY. so m to the tlmo to lay In I winter’s supply of
Boots, Shoes and Bu hers
.mttyouhhouht
.—/ “I
At B‘hrguin PrioB
OPERA uouau BLOCK. NORWALK. ' “WM
Norwalk Chronicler