\ \ ' at Hickory ulna wmumuu Tm illmnlm or A AAA low AA cuss/AAAAAAAAAA. A] can mm comm». came Ennis W Fm tin "Ways and Byways oi lilo Typical Connecticut citing. The Norwalk Yacht club will give AA smoker, fisturday night, in the club house Am A special convocation of Butler chapter will be held tonight. The M E. M. lle~ me will be conferred. a... , « Mrs. William H Arrancc, formerly Miss Florence Fox, of Henry street, is quite sick of typhoid fever at her home in Jer- sey City. ’ Christian Kraemer, the tailor, has mov- ed his family from Washington street to . Theodore Knapp'e building on North Main amet- __._._~,_- The entertainment and supper in the West Norwnlk'Union chapel, Monday evening, was attended by about seventy- five people, and was a very successful at. fair. Schiller Stamm, U. 0. R. M..‘ held a meeting last night in its new headquar- ters in Palestine Castle 11' ion Washo Ingtou street. John Miller"- took the initi- \ story degree. —-All in our 68 hats will be sold for 94 These hats are made f the finest of Vel- vet and trimme rofusely with half plumes. at II. Kriegcr' it. George R. Cowles will break up his home on The Green today, and wyl spend the winter in New York city. Ills niece, Mrs. Imogene Sanford, will return to Bloomfield N J. The Christmas sociable of the Germania ‘Swngcrbn nd will beheld An its hall ’I‘hurs- day, the .. last. The society has voted to hold its masquerade bull, if possible, previous to Christmas. -—-A great slaughter sale of cloaks and trim l hats is now going on at ll. Krleger' s. ..-- “W The members of Company I) are order- ' edtobeat the armory Thursday night, Decemberli, at 130,. in fatigue uniform, for the purpose of attending the South Norwalk Fife and Drum corp 5 fair. The Council has refused to abate the assessment of Michael Duffy, for the Cedar 'atreet improvement. Councilman llatch, 'the committee to whom the matter was referred. having reported that the assess- ment was not excessive and should stand. —The women who like it? They one 6 all like it. Malibu home happy, ch25 va he the "‘tohe” of her children, educates them ton good and correct ear for m sic. Call and hear the "Symphony." X The Fairfield Congregational associa- tion was in session in Danbury, yesterday At noon the visiting clergymen and their wives were given a dinner in the church. The session is social in character and is composed of m'hny of the Congrcgn— . tional mi isters of this county. ' ' 'V" . ‘ John uttler will take his departure Saturday next for Cincinnati, Ohio, Where he has secured a pasition as superintend- ent" with a large shoe manufacturing con- cern Mr. Battier has made many friends here, notwithstanding the short time be has been in South Norwalk. Mr. Battier ' has the best wishes of his friends for suc- cess in his new field of labor. George Buckmaster, who haflhe con- tract to place iron railings arbor? the up- proaches to the tunnel and sta rs‘ at the new depots, has begun the work. Section Foreman Pchrs has commenced lay- .ing the fourth track opposite the west- bound depot, and carpenters are at Work finishing the, waiting shed on thesaouth end of the depot. ‘ ——IIandsomely trimmed hats for ladies, at $1. .50 and $2 at H.1sriegcr’s. The entertainment to be given in Arion Hall. Tuesday evening, December 10th, by the Sunday school children of Trinity church, is for a worthy object and deserv es to he patronized. The money‘realized from the entertainmentis to be used to ”replenish the Sunday school library. The programme will consist of an Operetta, Gipsy dance and instrumental and, vocal selections by well-known local artists. Refreshments will be' sold aftcl entertain- ment. A. ight, celebrating the fifteenth of- the society, will be, in charge of He ry O. Bailey. W. L. Porter will give a review of the past year’s work, and lVallace Panzelt will speak ,on “Looking Forward.” Other members Will deliver brief addresses on “Value of the Society to Us.” These will be follow- ed by a birthday social, and refreshments will be settled. All are cordially invited, and especially former members of the society. . «You peed not whit until after anas. to get a marked down cloak. or hat. You can get one now at H. Krieger s ‘,A A? seem nut-um Ekaterina-Al.“ “ i» , Ernest corn-11,0! MorwalkJs in Bedfovd, N. Y. , ‘aplain Andy Clark, one of Ray. Brothers’ lvers. is sick.‘ J antes Madden, of Prospect avenue, huh goal: into the grocery business. Fred 0. Knapp has» gone to work for Ilugh Donnelly, a Norwulk grocer. Mr». A. C. Canon and ulster Jcil'nlc. of Elizabeth street. are visiting in New York city. The civd suit of Prleusser vs. the Nor‘ “all: lIour will be tried in 'the Town Court, December 10...... “The Norwalk HibernlaAAA-A will hold their third annual sociable at the Athemeu , on Friday, January 17.1}l Isaac Wardwell, who was found law 0 at Brooklyn, has been taken to the Middleman asylum. The hennery of Mrs. Julia Shepard, on Crown street. was broken into Monday night and two fowls stolen. ' David Gaylord, of Crescent Terracev had his eye out accidentally, Monday. by a stone thrown by Walter Raymond. Loren/o Dibble has received his second invoice of that fine selected dairv butter. It' is a good chance to lay in your winter‘ a supply“ Members of Pioneer and Hope IIosc companies will attend the annual fair of fhe‘South Norwaik Fife and Drum corps, to-night. R. C. Raymond has removed from New Canaan to South Norwalk, where he will reside permanently with his daughter, Mrs. William Webb.“ , .. The Ilatzhlakers’ union of Iicthel has voted in favor of amalgamation national- ly, but not locally. Portions of the by- laws were rejected. ‘—--r- . Irving W. Rogers, who died yesterday on Grand street. was 38 years of age. The funeral will be held Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock, from the house. »-Ladies should not miss the great slaughter sale of cloaks and mlllinery, at II. Kriegcr’a. At the meeting of Pioneer Hook and Ladder company, last night it was voted to give a ball at the Norwalk Opera House on the evening of J apuary 22. Mrs. Berne A. Vickcrs, of Quintard nvc mic, is attending the celebration of the twenty-fifth anniversay or the marriage of Mr. and Mrs. J.Vandewail, in Brooklyn, The Young People'lhfifimi of the Nov» walk Baptist church held a musical and literary entertainment in the basement of the church, last night. There was a good attendance. ». The Street Railway company has begun laying a vitrified brick pavement on North \Iain street. Ray mood Brothers are curb ing the brick w hich are being discharged at J. ll. Ferris dock Those who atttcnd the lecture on “chr the Alps,’ ’ by Rev. C. A. l’iddock, in the South Vorwalk Baptist church, Wednes- Alay,evcuing, December 11. will spend a must dcliuhtful evening. llr-A. Oscar Miclrkelson and Mn. Otto Fredrikson left this city today for a trip abroadvia. the stramship“lsland. ""I‘hey will spend Christmns in their native country, Cristianin, Norway. The men fond of family and home buy‘ the "Symphony.' The musician, the man not a musician, the business than, the professional man, all” are carried away with it. James O'Brien, who resides at the cor‘ ner of Cedar street and the Connecticut Turnpike, was working on the railroad bridge across the harbor. yesterday, when apiece of iron fell on his toes and injured them badly. Constable Ireland has made an affidav- it that the remarks the. Hour attributes to‘ \ him about Attorney Gray at the time he served papers in the Preusser libel suit against the Hour, are absolutely false. ”The ladies ofl‘rinityoparish will hold a sale of useful and fancy articles, together with light refreshments on Thursday cvening,I)ec.5th, at the home of Mrsliurr Knapp, :l “’asbington St. We cordially solicit your patronage. , ‘ Laborers employed on J. Kenne 'dy'I'odds‘ place at Greenwich Point found on the beach, the dead body of a man Av hich had cvidc\nlly floated ith the tide The books 5 AAA the man '5 trousers acre turned insid out, and his boots “'9"? removed. E. N. Bowen. an employee of the Berlin Bridge company, was standing on a tem— porary sc‘afl’olding, yesterday afternoon, when a plank broke, and he fell to “'ash— i‘ngtou street, a. distance of thirteen feet. He was unconscious and Dr. Burke at- tended him. Latcr Mr. Bowen was able to go to his boarding place, the \Vnrwick lIotcl. -Comc early and get some of the choice. bargains II. Kriegeris offering in cloaks and trimmed hats. (NOIIWALK NEWS ON EIGHTH PAGE-l “ Pure and Sure. " . leveland S Baumo Penman. Ila-henna! qulnshynzhmnm . than “0”,”. Yu Company. New York. has been used by American housewives for twenty-five years, and those who have used it longest praise it most. , _ booth". maintains mmrn‘wmdn Am _~ ‘GAillhAll MM, SAAAAIAfMAsAA manner JANA) FINEST Baker. $2.25 bbl. Gliliflower. $.50. 22 South Main Street. aidwln, $l 75 bbl. Greening $1 50 bbl. , K lug. $2. 50 EDI. I SSORTMEE'I‘ IN THE, CITY. epilzenbem. £2150. 0 Donovan’s Block.i- Washington Street. JACIISON’S PEOTOGRAPA' s 'Cmnblna the career strut sun nurse. and to furnish them with the finest productions of the PHOTOGRAPH 10 AB LARGE COLLECTION 03' E. M. Jackson. (Over F. Msad’s Confectionery.) ._.-.-_ w 7......” ._..._._.__._...... -._.....- EDWARD Your attentilln is called to the choice stock of BLANK TABLES we are showing. Special values are oflered to you TENS for all and to sait all pdtses. Ililgl prices they have ever been sold. de/ HOLIDAY Many like to buy holiday presents early, so we have prepared to show a splen— did assortment in all kinds of Novelties Books. Bookiets.(.'a1cndnrs. etA., alul is by Many of them are one—half regular price. Edward No. 5 GAZETTE BU Bililllllili l HilllSE , Is one thing, but after you have" it built and your family safely established aha neath its sheltering roof, there’s the mat ter of filling the ntuthn of wife and little ones. Remember care the ones to call on then. We will not be undersold, be be big or small. We will beat him in quality or pric.c You don’ t have to buy more than you want in order to get it cheap. One price is our motto. New York Market FRANK 8. AYERS, Proprietor. Our aim is to give satisfaction our patrons. CHILDREN'S STUDIES. Photographer. 53 Wall street,“ Norwalk, (Iona. STRE aiAd COMFOR- GlAOVES and MIT ERY in wool and cotton at the lowest GOODS! at attractive prices. The line includes far the largest stock we have ever shown Stre t, ING SHOllll SHERWOOD. MATTER. (‘l‘UPllA‘S a rtion of E. iinsowskl's sto ) ()lkmnxlr old allanmllwiunr stlreeils. thr- TEACHER OF Pl “0- W“ ‘ “”1 seat " “W“ “Y 99 n "‘ "v Terms rea-onablo on a iicali AA. 1 caps. em. m” 315 West avenue . pp 0 :dtilm - .33 _. --—- Ilivmlde Art School, South Norwa‘k. Art Students" Lev ucCoum‘. Mrs. V. 1‘. Prentiss lungnn. lies Uruce icnnle Prenti s. Instructors Apply to Miss Scull,“l’ubllcldurary. South Nurwalk 1 Ill :11 (l‘hc System of Musical and Vocal instruction lndnrsed and I'AAtrAAnlzoAl yihc Royal Family. nobility and Gentry of England ) » MRS. [Mill Hill)". Pupil of the abov world famed Sihnol or Oratorioand Plan Fort:- lmmm Alon i synosv prepared to retelvc pupil-A in South Norwalk and viA (nit). and to impart. the most thorough AustruA Alon by this raplr lly progressive and un- cquz Alied Fl stem of music at mlma'ion. \ llli rs llvm' ed and AA pure and perfect lune Al. vAlnpcAl. Reading mu: ic AAA slznl delicacy combined with llrvnneea of touch. elastic Atv and flexibil- ity of lingering are speAdily Itt‘llllll‘td by this mail blew system llexersdiy special permission) to I. G. lio- hnnnon. M I)..h‘outh N-Arwelk; Samu- l FAA-K e l, "Seq . Rowe) ton James (I smpbell. M. 1‘.. Br Alum-port Atilllrart all communications. lionc lio- waywn, Conn," 'lnA ‘ " PRESIDENT reams RE ELECTED.M 0 “t Business oi the Annual Meeting oi the Hor- walk Hospital Association. The annual meeting of the Norwnlk ' Hospital Association was held last night. The repOrt of the executive committee, which embodies the treasurer's repel-tyne received. J. II. Ferris: C. 1}. Steve - and S. W; Velsor to succeed themselves, and Ira Cole to succeed J. A. Pinneo,werc clcct< ed directors. Plans for the hoepitai were exhibited but were not acted on. and then the directors held AAnAAdjourncd meeting and elected those. ollll'crs: President, John H. Ferris: vice-president. Robert Van- Iluren; secretary, S. ‘W. Velsor; treasurer, Charles 1}. Stevens; executive committee, Dr. J. G. Gregory, Thomas I. Ilaympud, Rev. 5. ll. W'atkins; auditors, W. -\ Cur- tie and J. M. Layton. The annual rApoA-t was presented. It (outained Alluch inter- estini information, which will be given latef_ -.._... .—.~.——_—....._...AA Young Men' 5 Debating Club. The Y dung Mcn' s Debating club met last night with Ileo Davis, 13 llayvicw avenue. The subject was, , “Resolved, that a law Lsimilinr to the South Carolina dit'Apcusary law would be beniliciai to Councctil ut. " \Villinm S \\ llcox argued in the affirmative and Wilfred Iiodwoll' m the negative. The decision was in favor of the former. The next rriccting will be held with David W. 'Workmnn, 30 Ileldcn ‘nvenue.The subject Avill be,“Resolved,that the differences recently existing between Nicarangna and Great Britain, and now existing between Great Britian and Veusuela are proper controversies for the applichtiorl of the Monroe doctrine. ” Mr. Davis will argue in the affirmative. and Charles R. Helmer in the negative. , WIHNIPAUK. Miss Maggie McSherry has returned fA‘om a visit with her sister in New Haven. A ball will be given in Guthrie’s Hall, Silva-mine, tomorrow night. . p 4v THE umnrsr WEHIHNG PRESENT IMAGINABLE , CAN BE POUND a u ”wk? A AAA um: AA Mucnllnlu. \ ‘l ,PliCE AA.“ Ans CLARKB ll‘llifllillNE » our cuss AT‘ 5‘ H. H. PlllSlEll-‘S, 43 Washington strut. James «Lynch has moved into apart- . meets on Gem Elli. it "i Neflle M. Dls‘firow, ' ' \ Watches ESTABLISH ED 1 867. One Price and That Right! / You’ll open your eyes. . And yodi' pocket-bow likewise. When you come in and see outline of ovucous Mill usual And hear the prices. Notrouhle to sell these costs at Our prices. $5. 00, and good ones at that, but the ones WE TALK THE LOUDEBT $10.00 Blue and Black Kerseye. They are actually the best valuewe 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' As the identical coat a. large New York clothing house quotes 0 at $38, as being excellent value. If you want Ulsters Beaters, Suits. Under- wear. Caps, Mills. Gloves or Hosiery. this great home store is a grand good place to inake your purChasesl. ' , . -, ,. ,- COMSTOCK BROS., ll South Main Street, gouib Harwell; Mi FORD A. GIFFIN, ‘ We have Overcoats for " RA. they go to . Masonicfifluiidlng, . liorwalk. MANAGER. , ‘You May be Thinking what shallll get for my family and friends for Christmas? , s. HOOD. 16 South Main Street. can help you out of all difficulties. lgwelry HI ,,, mm sum, elcni Diamonds ngg L ’50 up. of every description, ~ Solid Silver and Plailed Ware. Blocks of awry style and price. AAA endless assortment of NOVELTIES, Silver, Alumi- num. Celuloid and Mother. OPERA “LAMBS. 601.1) SI’IAICI‘ACLES and BYE GLASSES. Eyes Ex- amined Free by an Optician. Having made my store very attractive, have placed in It a full line of Goods for the Holidays. Prices low at ROOD’S. 16. SOUTH “MAIN STREET. ;_ Some Time Ago . I told ofa man in New Jersey of whom At was ~ said that he would bite a grain of coffee in two to make Wright. A friend of mine liviog' m that state. takes ofienOo 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 cat on his , llour 503195.43! the Yankee that always kept his thumb in the measure when he drew his mo- lasses. " If you feel assured that the merchant who ppliee your wants gives you full value for your gooey, , not alone weight, but quality, too, stick to that man; it will pay you. MANUELT. HATCH, 15 MARSHALL STREET ' :The Leading Grain Dealer. . AGENT FOB Buffalo [gluten Feed for Cattle, Chickens and (Horses. ounce, SOLMANS’ mvnuv STABLE. ,P RHAPs YOU DON’T! But if'you should want any Diam nds Watches lawelry. or SilveAWaAe \ 9’1“! ' FORHORSES AND CATTLE. or your Watches, Clocks anleewelry re— paired and cleaned. call or send at once to A- W. AUSTIN, Viv OPERA. HOUSE BLOCK, NORWALK.” A“ new For A’?- NOVEMBER - SALE FAMILY BBDT AHD SHOE STHHE 01 C. H. leBlIEl. These goods will be closed out at reduced prices FOR ONE MONTH OYLY, so now is the time to lay' All a winter’ a supply of Boots, Shoes and Rubbers while they can be bought ’ ‘ [South Ismail, Bonn. ‘ A32 B’urgairi Prices
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