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The Y. M. cH/A juniors will play a
‘ ‘ DWW.
, Fred Macy’s football team will go to
1_ Bond-port tomorrow to play the Brewer's
wander-11y team.
*Handaomely trimmed hats for ladies,.
““30 and $3, at H. Krieger’a.
O. 8. Ferry Command Union Veterans’
,Uuion, will elect officers at their regular
_ meeting tonight.
Pioneer Castle, A. 0. K. M. C , will
hold a sociable in Liederkranz llail, t'iuz
, ' site building, December lfith. ‘
Miss Hattie DeKlyn, of Mott avenue,
daughter of William DeKiyn, is recover-
ing from an attack of intermittent lbver.
‘ ——'.l‘urireys at the New York Market.
Eugene Weafer’ s new house at Stuart
avenue and the Connecticut Turnpike,
9 isbelng enclosed by Contractor William
1 Mather. 7‘ .- -.
John Nickerson, engineer on the switch
.engine at Wilson Point, will move his
family from Danbury to Ilanford place,
. South Norwalk, next week.
-——New Dunlap but at O'Brien’s.
J. A. R. Elliott, champion live pigedn
shot of this country, who will give an
exhibition at the Naromake Gun club's
‘ range, tomorrow afternoon, will be the
guest of Al. Sanford, in Siiugatuck.
—Ladies ‘should not miss the great
slaughter sale of cloaks and millinery, at
H. Krieger’s.
Sherifl Howiey yesterday appointed
Theodore S. Miller his deputy in Stam-
ford, to succeed the late samuel McCoun,
. who died of heart disease while serving
' papers near Darien a few weeks ago.
The; ‘ annual supper of the Norwaik
‘ Methodist church will be served Wednee
day, December 11, at the church, from!»
until 9 p. m. Admission, including sup-
per. is cents. Music will be furnished
by the Soderstrom orchestra
Isaac wardWeii mas/taken back to
Middletown yesterday. The Bridgeport
Post says the insane man and his two
friends stopped-over in that city and wait»
ed an hour for a Middlean train.
Wnrdwell appeared rational.
~—-Read the rebus in Iinne’ 5 window for
prizes. _m _
It 15 stated that the Pope Manufacturing
company, of Hartford, has contracted for
its entire output of bicycles for 1896. Their
capacity for the season is about 70 001)
‘ wheels, and to turn out these machines
they must run full hours, with acompicte
force of workmen. -_
Afirm consisting of Frederick, Frank '
‘ and Howard Mackenzie, of Bethel, has
been organized and will engage in the
manufacture of stiff and flexible hats in
Danbnry, under the firm name of Mack-
enize &"Sons. The firm will manufacture
gobds for the jabbing trade. /
«7—Men’s and boys’wintrr caps,O‘Brien's.
Albion Lodge, Ne. "02, Sons of St.
, George, of Stamford, has decided to hold
the next social on Wednesday evening,
December 18, and make it aChristmas
social. Next Wednesday evening the attic
ere-elect w1ll beinstalled by District De~
pnty George Moore, of Norwalk
Minot A. Blakeman, a Bridgeport dock
7' builder. has purchased the '
sons used in the building of the piers
in the Norwalk river for the new railroad
‘ bridge, and ’they have been towed into
Bridgeport harbor. He will break up the
caissons and mouths timber for dock pur-
poses. 1
—Come early and; get some .of the choice
bargains H. Krieger is offering in cloaks
and trimmed hats.
Anthony Ratchford, who died in Nor-
, walk Wednesday night aftera Iongillness
_ ’ of consumption. leaves a widow and three
children living in Danbury.’ The deceas-
ed was a well-known member of the Hat
Makers’ association. His remains will be
taken to Danbury, Saturday morning, for
, interment.
Last night at 9 o clock four inches of
» 1 snow liad fallen in Hartford and it was
' still snowing hard. There was ‘11 heavy
fall of snow all the afternoon at Middle-
town. and good sleighing is expected.
‘ There was quite a snow storm in Bridge-
port and as far south as Southport. N or-
'walk, however, escaped with only a slight
flurry in the morning. The boys had their.
first skating of the season on Mike’ a pond
“near the Elm Grove store. There is also
. skating on some of the other pondsiabom.
town. The cold wdve will continue for
several days.
5-3an chickens, 12 ,.,c N. Y. Market.
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Congressman I. J. Hill’- wWthlngtoa
address is “8! II street. NEW
-1—All styles ladies' ball, at O'Brien's.
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The members of St. Paul’s church be
gun to tie Christmas greens last night, in
the basement of the parish church.
Michael Kelly, of Spring 1i111 but u.
rived home from the Westport sanitar~
tum much improved in mental health.
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The annual meeting of the l‘airfleid
1"“ l t N 111 p k '0“!le Clerical association will be 1.1-1.1
Wt seven a orwa ar 10..
at Grace church, Norwaik, Monday next.
A New Jersey man Is erecting a small
building on Burbank street, in which he
will have a fruit and confectionery store.
"Roast Pork, 71:. lb.. New York Market
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The Over River school pupils and their
friends will dance in the Athenainm to-
night. Smythe’s orchestra will furnish
music. ,
The first of a series of sociables to be
given this season by the. South Norwalk
Athletic club, will be held in thi: club’s
gymnasium tonight.
Civil service examinations will be held
at the Norwalk and St th Yorwalk ' post»
offices Saturday, commencing at it o’clock
in the morning.
~A great slaughter sale of cloaks and
trimmed hate is' now going on at if.
Krieger's.
An effort? is being made to have Frank
Herbert Tubba, musical director of the
New York Vocal Institute. come to Nor-
walk one day a week.
The funeral of Irving Rogers was held
this afternoon from the house in Grand
street, Rev A. II. Wyatt officiating. The
burial was in «Norwalk cemetery.
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Jesse Foley, 9. well- known athlete who
has appeared at several entertainments
given by the South Norwalk Athletic
club,1stery sick at, a lump in New
York city.
Daniel Keefe, of Greenwich, who will
spur at the entertainment of the South
Norwalk Athletic club, December 20th,
arrived here last night to go into training
for the event.
The Cox duplex press upon which The
Sentinel will be printed at the rate of
5,000 copies an hour when the paper is
located in its new home, has arrived and
is being set up. ,
~Sausage, 8c.lb.. New York {Market ,
1 A remonstrancc bearing the signatures
of nearly every business man in Washing-
ton atreet,will be made against granting a
license to Ernest Jacobi, at the bemlquarv
tors of the Norwalk “’inc company.
I". E. Lockwood, of Norwalk, was walk-
ing along North Main street, lye-sterility,
when apiece of frozen earthfiew across
the street. just grazing his head, and
crashed through a windowof Bennett 8;
Iiusted’s market.
The Naromakeiiun (-lublwili have an
all-day shoot, beginning at it) o'clock
Saturday, at their range at Dorlon I’oint.
J. A. R. Elliott, of Kansas ii' ity. champ-
ion live pigeon shot. of thciuorld will
. give an cxhibitionjn the afternoon.
~—Pri7.e rebns at Lane's; bring answers
to store in sealed envdopea by December
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Several young men have organized
what is knowuas [the Star club, with
Irving Finch as president, and Frank
Guyer treasurer. [The room over If. S.
Brown’s shoe store on Washington street
have been secured 113111 meeting room.
Oflicer Arnold Kart 11 arrested ‘v‘l’aitcr
ched. yesterday morning, as he was get-
ting on a train at Stamford for NewYorli,
and took him before Chief of Police Bow~
man. Wqu confessed to-the robbing of
the restaurant cash register at Stamford.
—Fnll line tom 0 shooter's. O‘ Brien' s.
It is reported that the receipts for the
Consolidated road for the month of ()cto.
ber s'howa gain of about five per cent.
over the business of the corresponding
month of last yea. It is stated that the
gross receipts exceed those of October.
1894, by about $200,00p, making the largest
October business in the history of the
road. 1...“... . ‘ b
The lowest, I'ew York Market
Railroad Traiumeo' a Social club
”has decided not to give its proposed social
in Arianlflall, New Years eve, as P. J.
Murray, who fell and fractured his knee
pan a week ago, is unable to look after
the matter. Dre. Burke and Baker will
probably have Mr. Murray removed from
his boarding place at Alois Koehler’ s. to
the hospital. “
The millvweek prayer meeting of the
South Norwalk Baptist church,last night,
was well attended. A very interesting
talk was given by Miss Bonuell. who is «a
graduate of Vassar college and is now
studying at Newton Theological semt
nary. At the close of the meeting a busi»
ness meeting of the executive committee
of the Y. RS .C. E. was held.
-—You need not wait until after Xmas.
to get a marked down cloak or but. You
can get one now at H. Erleger’s.
“ Pure dud Sure.”
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Basins Mann.
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thus been used by American housewives. for twenty-five
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Baker. $2.25 bbl.
attillflower. $2i50.
APPLES “
T1111: LARGEST AND FltiEB'l' assomanm 1N T1111: CITY.
Baldwin. $l.75 bbl. Greening $l. 5O bbl.
F. o. LAWTON & 00.,
22 South Main Street.
K ins. $2. 50 bbl.
spuizienbdrg. $2. 50
(Over 1". Head's Confectionery.)
prices they have ever been sold.
Many of them are one-half regular price.
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Donovan’s . Block. Washington Street.
JACKSON’S PHOTOGRABTTS
Gimbine the LATEST I‘I'YLI': All) 111988. Our aim In to give satisfaction to our patrons.
and to furnish them with the finest productions of the PHOTOGRAPH“! AB‘I'.
LARGE COLLECTION OF CHILDEEN'S STUDIES.
E. M. Jackson. Photographer.
EDWARD STREET.
Your attention is called to the choice stock of BLANKETS and COMFOR-
TABLES wenreshowing. Special values are offered to you. GLOVES and MIT-
'l'i'INs for all and to suit all purses. IIOSII‘ZIlY in wool and cotton at the Iowrst
HOLIDAY GOODS!
Many like to buy holiday presents early, so we have prepared to show a splen-
did assortment in all kinds of Novelties, at attractive prices.
It voks Bioklets, Calendars, etc., and is by far the largest stock We have ever shown.
Edward Street,
(alAZ lf‘T‘TE 13UIIJDING'
Bliillllllii l HOUSE
and your family safely established be-
neath its sheltering roof, there's the mat’
ter of filling the mouths of wife and little
ones. Remember we are the one» to call
on then. W -will not he undersold, be
be big 'or “$3". We will beat him in
quality or pr ce.- You don‘t have to buy
morethan you want in order to get it
cheap. One price is our motto.
New York Maikei.
FRANK 8. AYERS, Proprietor.
as 11.11 Shoat, Norwalk Con.
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The line includes
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( )(XYIYPIICS a portion of E. (iiisowski‘s More.
corner of Wall and Water streets. Nor-
Nellie M. Disbrow.
TEACHER 0F PIANO. '
Mrs. V Ii. ‘i'reutiss lilngau. illma Dram
Lennie I’ruml-e. instructors Apply in Miss
31-1111. at Public Library. South Norwaik. 1
til at
Giiiiiiii Liniii, 811111 iii—lilac
”he s ystem of Musical and local
Instruction lndorsed and Patronlzo-d
by the Royal Family, Nobility and
Gentry of England )
M38. [Mill DlXilil.
Pupil of the above world famed School nf
Oratorionnil Plano-Forte instru tion. in now
arel m raeive pupii~ in room Norwalk
ant vicinity and tolmpart the most thorough
instruction by this rapidly progressive and no-
equal ed as stem of musical eiluca'lun. \ flll' er.
1- 11! oil and a pure and perfect tun» d1 win 11.
Winding music 11! si t. delicacy comb ned
With firmness of tour! , elasticity and flexibil-
ity of tingmingnre is «thy acquircdby this
mail ill-11M system.
He eruby spatial permission) to .I. G. Bo-
haunt-n, M.D.,South {zlorwalli Samuel Flck'
e1 ', lieu . Rowaston: James (I ampbeil. M.
Brillzrport.
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Senator John H. Ferris went to Water-
buryJ today to .attendthc funeral of a
friend.
Michael Kelly, the Italian baker in
Norwalk, was attached yesterday by Con-
stable lreland, to satisfy a claim of a New
Y ork firm for $250.
Druggist Baxter has given an order for
a new soda water fountain, which will be
the haudsomest one in the state. It will
be twelve feet long. and cost $4,500.
Notice has been posted that all trains
going over thebridge at Georgetown
miles an hour. The bridge is being re.
built.
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Judge G. W. Wheeler. of the Superior
Council in the Street RailwnyCo. 's exten-
sion around the Mubackcmo Hotel corner.
Crofut. Sc W'hite, of Danbury, have
completed arrangements for the manufac-
ture of fine straw hats, and expect to have
samples for the market within a week or
two. They will supply the best retail
trade only.
-—Don’t fail to see Mr. J. A. R. Elliott,
the champion live pigeon .shot of the
country, at Dorlon's Point, tomorrow
afternoon. Every Tramway car from Nor-
walk and South N orwalk connects for Dor—
lou’s Point from 1 to dip. m.
111 tors andanittens' in great numbers. It
lat first real cold snap of the winter
and folks who had begun toi to think
that winter was side-tracked on the way
here discovered their error.
Christmas gifts for men, a Christmas
market, and Christmas suggestions of
various kinds will appear in the number
of Harper’s Bazarito bepuhlished Dee—
emher 7th. Fashions for children, with
many illustrations of girls’ frocks and
mwmhefmdinlheume umber;
Court, will,to;morrow hear the appeal of,
the Ely estate from the decision of the.
walk. Fall and see the latest styles in hate. I‘ m“ res on
_ ‘ able on a lion
cats. cu. , stun :18 West “he“? W lion gird???
Riverside Art School, '
South Norwa‘k. Art Sintlcnls‘ Lea no Course.
shall not attaina speed greater than eight '
The sudden cold snap has brought out >
Holiday floods
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A piece of cut glass makes a
suitable Xmas present.
We have novelties in silver
for card prizes or presents.
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A’ nice bottle of perfume is al-
ways an acceptable, gift.
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See our stock“ before you go
out 'of "town " for“ Christmas
goods. "
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H. H. PlAISTED’S,
43 Washington Street.
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Are you undecided what to give your husband, father,
brother or 11011. Men appreciate useful gifts. A man’s store is‘
the best place to get manly things.
An Ulster or an Overcoat would make a princely gift. We
have some fine ones at 810; some more, some less.
Even a. Suit would be very acceptable to most men or boys.
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Should they be supplied with these, a flat or 3 Cap, 3 pair
of gloves. ‘
Umbrellas are very suitable and 'we have some beauties
that have handsome carved ivory handles, we’re selling for about
the original price of the handles.
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A Dress Suit Case ora Traveling Bag would look out of
sight on your Christmas tree.
Silk Mufflers have appeared among the correct things to
wear Our line' is handsome and large.
Egyptian Lawn Initial Handkerchiefs, hemstitched, for
250; Silk ones, 500.
Come near omitting our Neckwoar.
tifulvpatterns, 250, 60c, 75c and ti.
Correct styles, beau-1
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If we have left out anything in our suggestions that you ~
may have in mind, come and see if we have it; ten to one we
have.
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COMSTOCK BROS.
I4 south Main Street,
South Harwell;
MILFORD A. GIFFIN, MANAGER.
”Vi ‘ You May be Thinking
what shall I get for my family and friends for Christmas?
H . S.
noon. l6 South Main Street.
Watches
‘ Masonitifluilding.
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can help you out of all difficulties.
m (.0111, Silver, etci.i Diamonds Rings JBWB'W
$.. 510 up.
of every description,
. .. Solid Silver and Plaitsd Were. Blocks
of every style and price An endless assortment of NOVELIIES, Silver, Alumi-
num. Celuloid and Mother.
OPERA GLASSES. GOLD SI’ECI‘ACLES and EH: GLASSES Eyes Ex-
amined Free by an UpilCllsll. Having made my store very attractive, have placed
in 11 a full line of Goods for the Hol1days.Prioes low at
ROOD75. l6 SOUTH, MAIN, STREET.
, Some Time Ago
I told ofa man in New Jersey of whom it was
1 said that he would biteagrsin of coffee in two
to make weight.
A friend of was living' in that state, takes ofienoo
at my going so far from home for my illustrations
and tells me "that‘ a 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
ilour scales. or the Yankee that always kept his
' thumb in the measure when he drew his mo-
theses."
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.
MANUELT. HATCH,
, 15 MARSHALL STREET. .
:The Leading Grain Dealer.
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Buffalo RliAluten Feedlor Cattle, Chickens Nand “$393"
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quRY STABLE. ‘
PERHAPS YOU DON’T!
But iityou should want any
Watches,“ Jewelry; , or
or your Watches, Clocks and'Jewelry re-
paired and cleaned, call or send at once to
A W. AUSTIN
OPERA HOUSE BLOCK, NORWALK.
Diamonds, :Silveiware
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A- NOVEMBER SALE
FAMILY. BOOT Alli] SHOE STHHE of C. H. HARVEY
These goods .‘will be closed out at reduced prion FOR ONE fiMONTE
OYLY, so now is the time to lay in a winter's supply of ‘ - .
Boots, Slices and Rubbers
while they on he bought
fin is? “
Norwalk Chronicler