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PMJI. B. Wigham, who was taken
suddenly ill yesterday, is more comfort-
able today.
I
‘-f8auaage, 8c.Ilb., New York Market.
A. r. Sherwood took the third deéfee
at the meeting of St. John' s Lodge. A. l“.
and A. M. Thursday night.
The paving of North Main street with
vitrified brick, has been discontinued
until the weather becomes warmer.
-Turkeys at the New \ ork Market
The application for a license made by
the Norwalk Wine company, is for the
store known as the thchbllau bakery: not
the company 's present Iqunrters.
Adlspatch arrIVed this morning in-
structing the Berlin Bridge company to
cease operations on tile bridge over
Washington street until further notice.
Id
The women and young men of the First.
Methodist Episcopal church will hold a
turkey dinner and supper, in The Senti«
nel’s new building. Friday, December 13.
A party of class members from the First
Methodist Episcopal church went to
Stamford, last night, and visited the
clue meeting held in the church in that
city. __
easy Lane's Ch0I~olatos
At the song serviI-eot Y. M. l'. -.,\
morrow.A. E. Wilcox. of Meriden, will
address the meeting. Subject, “Twenty
MilestoJericho. Mr. Wilcox will be at
Ithe rooms tonight and glad to meet old
friends.
Wittie \‘onCoppellcn, of Westport, II ho
got tired of no—license Westport and came
to Norwalk for a spree, went to jail this
morning to work out $18. 01 worth of line
'andcosts. ....
'. I—Skatea‘ Skates! Largest assortmeht
in the city. Take your pick. Prices. .
to”. C. F. Seeley Cycle Co. ,29 Wallst. ,I\ or
The Italian stabbing“ case and the trial
of Daniel Hanlon for drunkenness, which
were to come up this morning in the Nor-
walk side of the Town Court, went over
until Monday. ..
~Ladies should not miss the great
slaughter sale of cloaks and rniliinery, at
H. Krieger 5.
Christopher I Iursen, the butcher on Tay—
lor avenue, was arrested by Constable
Ireland this morning, on a charge of as-
sault, preferred by Mrs. Kessler, of the
Haddeu House.
——Men‘s and boys’ winter I'aps,( )‘Brien's.
The estate of the late 0 corge 1., Keeler
is found to be insolvent, and the exacntor
has made application to the Norwalk
,. Probate Court for the appointment of
V and evening.
' sermon should be of special int
making the ,World better.
commissioners. The appointment will be
made on December 18th.
—A wholesale and retail store for the
family trade only. at 32 Washington
street, will be opened by the Norwalk
WineCo" 14 Washington street. No li-
quors will be sold: Ileasonablo prices, good
qualities, are their otto. ‘
Raymond Brothers hate finished cart?
ing the W100 paving brick for the Nor-
walk Street Railway company,n and the
work of laying them between the com-
pany' s rails, from it. K Woodward s pro
petty south. is well under way.
At the South Nor-walk Baptist church,
the pastor will preach tomorrow morning
In the evening he will
will preach the last in the series of ser-
mons on "Some things New Under the
Sun.” subject "The New Church. " This
t to
those who believe, that the churc has
loot its hold on the masses, as well as to
those who consider it God’s agency in
A special iii
’7 vitation is given to those who are not
, ‘ church members. I
5 Tove: the Wet “"15
"' ‘muunfll llld flit upon an bridge,
Ti
41:5». and polo sticks! All styles and
loweatprioes, at 29 Wall street. Norwaik.
‘ C. F. Seeley Cycle company.
'The oflic'ials of the Westport railroad
and the selectmen of Westport have
reached an agreement in their dispute
over the laying of rails on the drawbridge
The town
and a8. a long dispute the company has
asealed‘othe demands of thetown. It
b. am that the line will commence
W in about two weeks. ' ‘ .4
Wm ms or turn race.)
ADVERTISERS.
. Rowayton, last summer.
‘ taken toSolmans’ stable.
”DAYTON.
At the Rowsytou Methodist Episcopal
church. tomorrow morning. the paster
will preach on "Renewal of Strength." In
the evening there will he a service of
song. Hymns new and old will be sung
by the choir an congregation. A large
number of new hymnals have been so
cared for the churchso that all may be
provided with books. The young people a
meeting will be held at 0: 30 in the c hnpel.
Leader, George Wicks.
in the Baptist church, Sunday morn-
ing, the pastor's theme will be, “Neho
miah 3 Prayer: ” evening subject, "Relig-
ion by Example." The evening service
will begin at 7 o’clock, instead of I: 5!). Y.
P. 8. C. E. meeting at ll o'clock; topic.
”God’s Triump in the Mission Field."
Junior.Endeavor at 3:30 p. In Mrs. R.
O. Sherwood, of South Norwalk. will
make an address.
E. N. Sipperly, of Westport, was here
Thursday, to consult with Mr. and Mrs-
llarry Pepper regarding the IlrIlling of II
well and the building of II windmill on
their property on Main street. Work will
probably be commenced as soon as the
weather moderates.
Mr. and Mrs. Spencer C. Horton are ill
New York city to attend the funeral of
the latter’s sister, Mrs. ll. 1.. Richardson,
who died of pneumonia, Thursday. Nina.
adaughter of the deceased, is also sick,
and her recovery is doubtful.
Edwin 1.. Stevens has received word
mm the llotchkiss sisters, the well-
known musical family. that their father
died recently.
F. Boylaton's carriage factory is rushed
with work, the employees remaining fre-
quently until 0 o‘clock in the evening.
.\1rs.1i.S.KiIiIl, of ledarville,\ . . .1.,
returned home yersterday. after a Iisit
with her parents on Prospect Hill.
The Baptist church is arranging for an
entertainment to be given soon after
Christmas. V - -
Brnndnge.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
The iron for the new bralgc at liing's
End Landing arrived at Noroton yesterv
day, and is being carted to its destmation.
Units delivery the company will receive
sixty per cent. of the contract price, $6,000,
from the town, through the selectmen.
There was a fire. yesterday afternoon,
in the woodland near the Branch. The
woods betwoen Darien andliowayton were
also on fire. It is presumed sparks from a
locomotive started both.
Frederick Hall. now captain ofaschoon
er hailing from Maine. and which brought
a cargoof lime to New York, is visiting
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Hall.
Dr. Lightle, formerly connected with
Dr. J. J. Kindred's Sanitarium, is now
located in Rockville. where he has en
g'Iged in the practice of medicine.
The tire company has rented the vacant
store adjoining George W. Clock's and
will have it attractively fitted up for
headquarters. ‘
A l nitarian seriice will be held In the
Knights of the Golden Tangle llnll tomor
row night. liev. \V. II. l'tiey will preach.
. Clarence A. Scolicld fell off the embank-
noon. spraining his right arm.
Arthur Tolles, son of Mr. and Mrs. lien-
ry ll. Tolles, has an attack of tousilitis.
Ivanhoe Castle conferred the Pilgrim's
degree on one candidate last night.
'BIIAIIcIIyILLE.
Miss il’lorence Olmstead, of Nod Dis-I
tr'II:,t was married on Thursd Iy afternoon
at the home of her parents to \Villiam
Jones. of New York city. They left on
the evening train to spend their Ihoney—
moon at Baltimore. Rev. G. L. Taylor
officiated. I
Mr. and Mrs. Jere llusco and son
William attended the Confirm Derringer-
Nuptials on Wednesday evening of this
week, at “ ilton.
The Ladies llenev olent dssm lation. of
its Congregational church were criter-
ta “ed at the home of Mrs. J. ll. \Villinms
on “'eduesd ay.
Miss Catherine Williams and Florence
Mead spent an afternoon with Miss Nel-
lie liart, at Little Boston. '
Mrs. G. N. \Vebb and Mrs. .1. ll. Willi—
ams spent Thursday with Mrs. Bradley
Sanford. .
John ‘h'arWell has secured the agency for
a ”(“8le
Furniture Attached for Rent.
Artist William Lawrence, who has
resided in Bowayton for over a year.
yesterday engaged Express-an Cavnnagh
to take his furniture to South Norwalk
for shipment to New York city on the
boat. While Walter Hall was on the way
to this 'place last night, this a big load of
furniture. Constable Ladrigan appeared
and placed an attachrdent on the goods to
satisfy a claim of 0131 for rent, which
Lawrence owed Tho-es l& Lynch wimn
be vacated their house on Main street,
The load was
noes came: llorseto 11er Anny. ‘
W. S. Sturtevant’s horse was‘ standing
day afternoon. when two dogs began
fighting nearby. They frightened the
horse and he the lot and
iatothe Nash one or the
shafts of the Th, thorns then
Main street is being repaired by .lohrd
' SATURDAY.
ment near the depots, Thursday aftcr- '
‘ South llorwa‘lr Bapliél Church.
In. .a Mrs. Jamal Inn, of Broad no.
er. will shortly start South for the winter
HOYT’S THEATRE
MONDAY, DEC. 9,
The Sweet Singing Comedian,
Mil. CHAS. T. ELLIS.
ln his new Germandrish Comedy Drama.
THE “SAN“
By Charles Erin Verner. Esq.
The Dramatic Novelty of the Seasons.
A perfect production of a Popular Play.
liear Mr. Ellis sing his New Songs:
““ hat Found in Bab a Pocket,"
"Please lift. Santa Claus. n 't Forget
Me, " “That the Song for the Babies."
'hlother's Maxims," "Oh, no. Jake."
"The Green Hills of Erin."
Prices .ll'Ic, 50c and 75c.
Seats now on sale at l‘iaisted 1
“ads drug stores. 3 5.5;"
ENlEllTAINMENT
ARION HALL
December .I 0th.
bylha
Children of Trinity 8. S
Idmlsslon 25:: Children 15c.
tale and Cream SulliIm
HOYT’S THEATRE.
Flvs Nights. commencing
Tuesday. Dec. 10th
RBBINSDN. [MBA (10..
III) PFOPI E “ill
Strong Cast. Pretty Costumes. F'aiorlleOper; Is
‘ REPERTOlilE:
la Mascmtef'
“his? "I‘lIimIs oi Illormamly;"
Tuvasmy. ”0"“le
Bohemian Gilt"
"lra lliavolo;'
“Ill-hilt? "Pinalore."
Prices. 10c. 20c. 30c.
Seats now on sale at l’laisted' II and W erd' a
drug stores. do
TUESDAY.
FRIDAY. “
Secure Your Tlclnis for III
PRESENTED 131'
GRADUATION CLASS. 'oo
First M. E. Church.
Weenesrlay inning. rec. llllr
AT ll O'f‘IIOCK-
”MISSION, 25 GENTS
Tickets can beexchanged for reserved seat
llclrels "Home, charge. M I’lll'rlled- -. Homh
Norw’alk. and W'eed s. Norwals. Saturday,
Dectmber 7th. 10a In. M by
Wednesday Evening. lien. ll.
"OVERTH'E ALPS”
Anillustrami lecture by lies. C. A. Piddock.
of Hartford. Mr. PIddoIk has travrlcd ex-
tensively through Europe: is II. line speaker.
and will llIuslrato his lec turn with I he stern ~p-
tlcoh.'l‘irI:lI61.slor sale by members oiI Boys‘
3 lw
supper
Annual
' 'Nnuall Iliellllirl Church,
WednesdayEnninrdlecemlerll
Supper will be served from .3 till ll.
Admission, including supper. IL-‘Ic.
Music by the Sederstrom OrchteItra
.. 5f.
Bazaar and Entenainmenl
Under the hospices of the Ladies
ofS'l‘. Phillis CllllllCll.
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings
Becamher Illlh and Hill.
lllllWMLIi OPEN! HOUSE.
SUPPER SERVED FROM 6 UNTIL
100'CLOCK.
Admission 15 cents.
T a
Awi 1mm and for the District of Norwalk.
on the 'o'luiday of Drcem . . .1806.
[state angel Keeler. late of Nor-
wallr. in said dis deceased
The executor I'hpresents the estate in-
solvent and prays the a tnent of Com-
mienionerl thereon: there on.
cred. That Commissioners to receive
swine and decide upon tlie claims of the cred-
d'I'9
Court of Probate holden at Nerwalk.
near his barn on Elmwood avenue, yester- 103. at
Exquisite Evening [M m l _
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THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
TRISTRAM & HYATT,
No. 2 Gazette‘Building, Norwalk.
HOUSEFURNIHING DEPARTMENT.
The success of this department has been far ahead of our expectations and has indu
. cod no to add man new i
Ladle! are invited to in“ this dapmmeot whether they intend purchasing or n It. yWe are“:t
both useful and oramentsi.
ways glad to have them examine the new
Belleok China for decorating.
Table Cutlery of all kinda,
Full line of 'l'in and Woboen Ware.
made three priIus on them, The 20c, 25c.
REMOVAL ' '
From 88 llurlh Main Street.
to I25 Washington Street
WILL BE READY FOR BUSI-
NESS DECEMBER 5
B . A .
O ‘7 E R COA'I‘S
New lot. in Blue and Black.
$0.00 To 3 1 0.00.
Tailor-made, latest style, satin waists
and sleeve linings.
Diagonal Worsted Suits in Blue
and Black.
$8.50 A SUIT.
All great» bargain; Call and examine. ,
H. GOODWIN ,
170 “'ASIIINGTON STREET.
VICKI-2R9.
n15”
0:515;
7'0"“!th may exist as to the
- :I prMOIIs‘ advisabilit of puro
chasing th s orthat
articular article;
at there is no
question in the
minds of the shrew
Iicst buyers in Nor
walk that the best
and safest place to
buy W arches, qual-
ity and cost taken
into chsideration. Is
IIOYT’S
Jewelry and , [lyrical Store.
lit. 00 Washington Street.
uueliilo 1?
uses Bananas.
things w ioh are craving every day.
. “A:
HAVILAND CHINA.
Buvlland China Dinner Bets, Ice Cream Fete, Chocolate Bets, 1's Ta Beta, Fv O'Cl k-l‘ Set Wri ‘
Trinket Bela Smoking Sets.Tes Sets and many odd Fancy pieces all in Elsvilsnd Coins: eAlso offulTTine Iii Emilia:
Lamps of all kinds. Toilet Ware. Dinner Ware' In English and American Porcelain.
Our Famous Oil Heaters
just the thing for cold weather. We have them in all sizzs, prices from 82.50 to 810.
Special Sale of Towels.
we have just placed on sale 60 drzen sample Towels. This lot contains almost every kind Towel made.
We have
The chesIest towel in the lot Is worth? 50 and many of the better ones are worth We each.
TlllSTIll’M a Him, The leading llry Goods Store,
No. 2 Gazette Building. Norwalk.
SCOFlELD & HOYT
HOLIDAY :
Nothing like this gathering ever seen
Gloves
Our $1 “love, real kid, four pearl but-
ions.
A Sonvcraiue Glove. made by the best
makers. r13".
Ladies' For Top Gloves, 75c, ‘11, $1110.
Silk Mittens. 501:.
For Xmas
We will show a handsome array of Silver
ware. Look before you purchase.
anan’s Goals and tapes.
.-\ big Int in prices. We don t mean 2.."
per (exit but a reduction that means
something.
4 turns.
in Nor-walk
Men’s Cardigan Jackets.
Newe~t styles. $1.50.
Ladles‘, We, :31,
Selvet
The new rmlishingcloth. These polish-
irIg cloths are nIlIertiseIl in all the lead-
ing mags/lacs lIIrinformation, inquire
at our store.
Blanket Time sIIr'e
10-1 6018" in., liilc, III-:5.
Double bed Blankets. fine all wool,
fancy boarders, 11—4 our-21s., 85 and 36
100 new patterns of home made Com-
f.ortables III-,4 31. 70,32,332. 50, £4.50.
See the demonstration of Pearl Deutifrice Tooth Cakes displayed In our store.
F urnituro and Carpets.
In both stores look at our assortment
of HOLIDAY (IUODS. l" \NCY CIT AIRS,
'l‘ \liIIT‘IS, EASEIIS )il SIC C AlilNl‘Il“ and RACKS.
SCOFlELD & HOYT,
98 Washington Street,
South llorwsllr.
Club Building,"
‘ llorwallr
cream of the various lots.
, we
Genls’ ,81 Underwear,
price for this sale.
One lot Gents' Shirts only, in sizes
straight 50c goods, for
Notions.
No 1, 5c; No.2, 'l’c;No. 3, 0c.
value at least 50c, sale price.
Buy Early,
“THE so.
let; assorment somewhat broken and so is the
s
40 and 42.
25c
By All Means
NORWALK BOSTON STORE
llllll THREE BATS,
Saturday. Monday and Tuesday. the 7th 9th and 10th.
The prices quoted here below are for very especial bargains. and to much stress cannot be laid oven the fact that the tirst to buy will getthe
Alter this sale we go into the hurry and rush of Christin as trade. consequently this is our farewell Special Cut
Price sale for 1805.T1Ianklnrz you for your patronaee this year end soliciting the Home for IBM. we now call your all. ntion to these prices.
Hosiery. Domestics.
500 pairs (lent/106 Bose, {in pain I
.I ab 15 )6 h c I , I
Child's Ribbed Hose. fast black, seamless, ' , 9o “ 300 Lydioi' Wrappers. all good dark colors. the calico
Gents 2.53 Linen Cults. 15c “ alone to worth more than the price asked. viz: 59.: “ch
2; dr zen odd lots Children s Hose, , 5c “ 1000 yds best 64x64 calico 4 yds [of 193
" " " Ladies’ and Gents' Hose, Ho “ 5 pieces 50in Table Damask 17% yd
20c unlity Ladies Fur, Black Hohe, 10¢ 6- 3 pieces I2 Inch hslf bleached German Table Damoaa,
Joh‘h'uouths' All Wool Scarlet Vests, 25c each. good 759 quality for . 49c yard
Ladies' Gowns, extra value at 59:; at 45c ‘37 in all wool Red Flanrel . 20° '
“- Hamburgh trImmed, at 69.: “ " " " " Blue I ‘ I we I-
‘- Muslin Drawers. tucked. erc‘, , 23c “ 7c Dnmet Flannel ‘ Me n
in camel hair, gray and roar- Bast Cotton Tooling 46 II
We shall also sell a good many small lots at big reductions.
Kitchens.
Germantown Yarn. all colors, best quality, 120 skein Baking Tins. size hill
Germantown Knitting Yarn. 22c “ 50 feet good Cotton Clothes Line for 11¢
Saxon Wool. 7c " 3 quart Retinned Stow Pan for 193
A sun 1 lot of Fairy Floss and Shetland Wool. 10 quart Heavy Dish Pan for 1”
regular price 20c.» 7c ‘ '"‘“ gprrng ng'i‘on Ifolasees Cup for 9.
B. and A. or Leonard's Knitting Silk, beat qualitv ood Rolling Plus for To
and full weight. 20c spool. Wood Potato flashers for 59
Good Pins, 110 d n papers. 1000 more of those Cups and Saucers on which the da-
Buttermilk Soap, 126 box of no cakes. mend was greater than the supply at our last
Buttercn 9.8009 10c “ “ ial sale. Priesthe QM 1:"-
seamlessp Stockinet Dress Shields, 100. quality. Large sine Meat Platterm 1'
1000mm atjobbers' prices Wearegoingto man a1
Toilet Paper. 4 puke 15c. ial run on than goods for this sale. , ..
’s’l'ooth Powder.I 0c box. Yellow “warebEIe rs , 5. “a.
I ‘ large am rs v
Dféss GOOdSI were Eur and Basin - ' ..
25 pm. of Plain and Fan Cashmere; 10¢ per yard yd. Very best No scopprr bottom Wash mm. m
400 yda. flgd Double Fol Baiting, 0c “ " “ lint Splashera Decorated 9o“
80 pea 500 Henrietta. 40 in. wide. 350 '.‘ h " 0:12 Blanking ' 17o n
Skirt Lining, 40 “ " ” It matters inshut little to us as far as the Met profits from
iopcs. of All Wool Flannel Suitingr,iu oneolthesesalee. We give them in ordsrto tonnes you
“ '~ " keep as in mind always.
Buy Often.
3.2.5. cm), $4.50. .
Norwalk Chronicler