neon Lodge, 1. o. o. 1'. will rehearse
”I first degree of tonight.
Specialties in ladies' coats, fur cupcsv
m and thlhet boas, at M. S. Smith‘s.
. "11:00.11“. club'will meet tonight
with Charles '1'. Mitchell, West street.
‘Wllliam Clark has moved from West
strut to his recently purchased house on
‘fflmwood avenue.
—pon't forgetto call at A. C. Cuneo's
'yon wpnt tobuy the best oranges by
the box or barrel.
“annual Inspection of Buckingham
PM takes place Wednesday evening. The
lowly elected officers of the Post will be
installed January ll.
-‘Don’t fail to see the beautiful variety
oldadles’ and gent‘s linen and silk hand-
, ksrohiefs In every grade and style,at M. S.
“3w‘h'l _
‘ Ameeting of the Independent Social
club will be held Friday night with
Charles E. Jennings, Jr., of West street.
--Ladiee can select a handsomely trim-
med‘hat and a stylish coat for themselves
orchildren, at half price, pay II deposit on
same and we will hold them until paid for.
H. Kniger’s millinery and cloak store.
Samuel Murray has sublet the contract
for carrying the malls between the South
Ndrwalk post~oflice and the depot from
Sergeant Walter Hall.
7 —-An extensive line of pocket books,
” hand bags, chatelaines and grips, at M. S.
Smith’s. -._. m
' An Immediate Relief association will be
l formed tonight nt8 o',clock at the office
. ' of Dr. W. L. Weed. The organization
will consist of members of Sherman and
' Ponasous Councils, Royal Arcanum.
I-—A complete line of fancy outing cloths,
l tor tie a yard, upwards, at M. S. Smith’s.
. Mrs. Robert Vaanren, registrar of the,
» Norwalk Chapter. D. A. 3., will send the
certificates of the society membership to
Washington, this week. Members should
return their certificates properly filled out
by today, If possible.
~Chart opens Wednesday, the 11th, for
second lecture in Club Union course, ~Mr.
Clapp on ”Twelfth Night." ‘
The Standard Oil company has a large
force of men at work cutting down the
' hill near the plant on the Wilson Point
«as and using the earth to fill up the lot
in which the oil tanks are located. The
1 old tank and house at the Point are being
set up at the new plant.
,. -—Old Well concert and ball, Music
_~Hall(Tuesday night. _ Tickets, gentleman
and lady, $1: balcony tickets, 0" cents.
At the grand decennial performance of
h the Gounod society,of New. iiaven,tonight,
’ fioyernor. Coffin will occupy a box.
Gounod's "Redemption” will be sung,nnd
no eflort will be spared to make the an-
_ niversary a brilliant success.- it is antici-
pated that the house will be crowded,
many going from Norwalk.
éfladlee can select a handsomely trim-
med hat and a stylish coat for themselves
or children. at half price pay a dep05it on
pants and we will hold them until paid for.
EKI'OIger’ s milliuery and cloak store.
The civil Common Pleas Court will
come in today. The first case assigned
for trial is that of Minot A. Blak‘emnn
VI.A. Bach. This case was decided for
. the plaintiff some time ago, but it having
1 appearedthat there was a misunderstand-
ing between counsel, the judgment was
set aside and the cue reopened. Mr.
Blakeman’ 3 claim' Is for material furnish-
' «land work done for the defendant in
South Norwalk.
, ~Gent’s skin gloves in every grade,
ranging in price from 2th: upwards; at M.
S. Smith’s
At the business meeting of the South
Norwalk Congregational Young People' 5
. Society of Christian Endeavor, Sunday
evening, itwas voted. to co-operate with
" . the missionary committee in sending a
‘1 Christmas box 'to the New York fruit
. “Mower mission. Contributions mny
conduct canned fruits, jellies, condens-
. ~ edr'aiik, or anything suitable for the sick;
'~ alloucOnd hand toys, books, games, or
/ anything that will interest children. Ar-
ticles for the box may he left at the
,1.chnroh, Thursday evening; with J. W
~ . unit, at Davenport’s store, or at tile
ruidoucc of the chairman of the commit-
tee, B. O. Bailey, 4 Benton street.
--'.l'hc half-price sale at H. Kriegers
ts'atillgolng on and ladies who have not
Frank Reduce, of West street.
'--Dentlst Weed will be readylto see
patients on and after Monday. Decemberll.
G. Willis White will take possession of
his new home on St. John avenue. this
week.
Tho Norwalk Yacht club’s smoker will
take place Thursday night, at the club
house.
l-Irma Arnold, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
W. it. Arnold, Ilanford plnce,ls sick with
the croup.
The temperature on Elmcmt is report-
ed as being much warmer than that in the
“lower regions}: W -
The annual election of the Norwslk
fire department will take place Monday
night, December 23. '
-—’1—
~l.adics’ ribbed underwear, for 25c, 39c
and bile, arethe specialties in the ladies’
department, at M. S. Smith's.
"Con" Cook. who was nrreated for
intoxication Sunday, and fined .15 and
costs, has paid up. __
C. W. Kellogg & Co. are putting on
artifical stone floor in the tunnel between
the two new depots.
WLots of fruit cake at DeMott's. at In
cents pound. ..
The children's carol choir of the South
Norwalk Congregational church will not
meet tomorrow, but will meet Friday as
usual.
The Norwnlk Methodist church has
secured the services of Prof. B. .lepson
to conduct aclass in vocal music. The
course will begin January 8th.
~Genls' underwear, 38c, 50c, ville. 79c.
930, are special bargains for this season
and will guarantee them to be 40 per cent.
cheaper than usual. M. S. Smith.
William Rourke, a member of the
Philadelphia police force, and brother of
the late Joseph Rourke, is spending a few
days in South Norwalk.
wAttenII f). \V. H. and L. hall, Tuesday
night,MusicHail.Philharmonic orchestra.
The Germania Su-ngerhnnd met last
night and voted to change the date of the
Christmas entertainment from the 26th to
the 25th. A tree will be one of the fea-
tures.
The Womans Relief Corps of Douglas
Fowler Post, G. A. R, will hold a social
Thursday night in! the hall at 100 Wash-
ington street. William B. (layer will fur—
nish music. I
——Great reduction in prices of cake and
confectionery at Dellott's. this week.
Miss Susan Benedict of Maple street, a
teacher at the Over River school, has re-
sumed her dut'es after an illness of ty-
phoid' fever. Mina Mabel “'ighnm acted
as substitute during Miss Bencdict’ :4 ill-
ness.
The Juniors of the FirstCongI-egntionnl
church have been asked to till a ( brist-
mas box for one of the OrphanagI-s.
Louise Sutton will lead the next meeting
of the society.
~ , Everything desirable ill flannel blank
ets. ranging from 4ch to 89 per pair, at M.
S. Smith's. ., 4 ‘
C. E. Lockwood. of \Vestport avenue,
has placed a street. lnlnp at the corner of
the Wolfpit ilill road and the avenue
Abraham Fitch and Charles Gregory have
placed II street lamp at the corner of
“'estport avenue and Fitch street.
Charles lliley. the electrician, is re-
ported as saying: “The reason why the
incandescent lights are so poor at the
present time is because the conducting
wires are not large enough to carry the
requisite power for the number of llghts
now in use}
L—Never beforein the, history of South
Norwalk was such an opportunity offered
to the ladies of South ,Norwalk as the
present half-price sale at ll. Kreiger's
millinery cloak and store.
St. Peter’sGerInnn church will hold a
Christmas entertainment on the 23th
inst., at 6 o'clock. An interesting pro
gramme of music and recitations by chil-
dren of the Sunday school will be render-
ed. At 10:1llla. m., there will be a preach-
ing service, with the communion of the
Lord’s Supper.
The petition of the Sol-walk Tramway
company came up for a public hearing at
the Selectmen’s office, yesterday, upon
the proposed layout through Westport
avenue. Th we was no opposition and II
petition fro the residents of that street.
containing smut one hundred names,
was left wit the board.
The members of Lincoln Council, No.
4, O. U. A. M., will indulge in an oyster
supper in Rownyton, Thursday evening,
December 12, going down on cars leaving
Washington street at 7:34, and returning
by s‘pecialcars at 11 o'clock- There will
be other and attractive features of the
evening’ 5 entertainment.
—About 40 styles of sleighs to select
taken advantage of this unprecedented
=reduction in cloaks and millinery should
ildosonow, at H. Krieger’s, Mahackemo ‘
Each ingre
work.
from, and. more coming, Wright’s re-
pooitory, Franklin street.
{NORWALK news on mourn PAGE.)
“ Pure and Sure. ”
leveland
BAKING Powers.
, , client 15 tested before compounding, and
it must be found of the highest standard. The baking ‘
powder itself 15 tested. That’s why each spoonful docs
Aunts-one Mtsrsttlrsudflfl
presents
m tractor AND FINEST ASSORTMENT 1N run crrv.
Baldwin. 3| .75 not. Greening. $l.50 Dbl.
Baker. $2.25 bbl. K Inc. $2.50 bbl.
Cllllflower. $2.50. spllzenberg. $2.50.
F. D. LAWTON & CO
22 South Main Street.
. mm A nous:
‘ Is one thing, but after you have it built
and your family safely established be.
nonth It» sheltering roof, there’s the mat-
ter of filling the mouths of wife and little
.1 ones. Remember we are the ones to call
on then. We will not. be ulldersold, be
be big or small. We will beat him in
quality or price. You don't have to buy
more than you want In order to get It
cheap. One price Is our motto.
" 0. New York Mallet.
FRANK s. AYERS, Proprietor.
Washington Street.
Donovan’s Block.
. - _._.q_.-.__. .
JACIISON’S PHOTOG RAPEIS
Combine the LATEST DTILB All) l‘llfllfl. Our aim Is to give satisfaction to our patrons.
sad to furnish them with the finest productions of the PHOTOGRAPH lo A31.
LARGE COLLECTION Ol‘ CHILDREN‘S STUDIES. '
E. M. Jackson. Photographer.
(Overl'. Head’s Confectionery) 58 Wall Street. Nor-wall. i‘onn
EDWARD STREET.
CHRISTMAS. l895.
We ask you to call and look at our display of
Holiday Goods.
We have eclipsed all previous efforts' In this line The early bu or will have the best
htock to select from. as most of the good cannot be dupliIated. ofnnc price on any
of them. Every article at II low figure in order to close out before Ch stmas.
The finest stock of Celluloid Goods it has ever been our lcnsure to show you.
Books, Booklets, Calendars. etc., etc. We take particular H de in our Book stock:
great variety. choice goods, low pricm Books, Booklets am Calendars for young and
old. Handkerchiefs, and such pretty ones, too, dainty figures and beautiful borders.
Special bargains in several lines. at we, 1‘“,.‘c and 25c. We have Initials in Linen
and Silk for ladies and gentlemen.
Other stocks have not been forgotten. Uur aim has been to show the best select-
ed stock of general dry goods in the twin cities and we think we have succeeded.
Edward Street,
No. 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Mfil‘ilfilfi‘filfifrflfin. Nellie M. Disbrow.
F E '
l”$5.51.fir‘d‘iii'i’ia°'w‘;.fi‘§’2{i:§i£”it”: TEACHER 0F PIANO.
walk. I all and seethe latest styles In hats. Term, rea-onsble on application. Add,”
cape. etc. 38 Wrst avenue.
f
aug'd) 6m
ll.~l|.Plaisled
llruggist.
,.--...._..s_'___ 7 ..
lliversille Art School,
South Norwa‘k. Art Stndeots Leo Ile Course.
Mr». V I). Prentiss lugsn. lies Grace
Ironic Prentl-e, instructors Aoply to Miss
dcolt. at Public 1. iornr). sleuth Nurwn k.
1.71m
.s--. .._.__.._-_-.-._
Guildhall, Llllll, Scinlllllinlic
(The System of Muslenl and Vocal
Instruction lndorsed and Vatronized
by the Royal family. nobility and
«entry of England )
M88. [Mill [)le1".
Pupil of the show world famed School of
Oratorio and Plano-Forte Inslrl. c..llon is flow
pre Ier-Il Io receive pupils to 3‘0: Ith Nurwallt
an \Iclnllqy and tolmpart Ihe most thorough
instruction by this rapt lly progressive and no-
.qual ed eystem of musical education. I (“1' rr.
1. m ed and a pure at 11 perfect tone (IthIlnpell.
Reading music at sight. Ilflllf ucy combined
With firmness of touch. elasticity and flexibil-
by of lingering are speedily acquired by this
matchlese system.
lie rrsuby special permission) to l. 6 ll)-
bean to. M. 0.. South Norwalk, SaInuvl 5‘" it'
wt. "so . Rowayton; James ( 'smpbcll, M. 1)..
0
Bridgeport.
Alllllt'u all communications. Box -. Ro-
way too. Conn. 024 3m
—
SILVERMINE.
At the M. P. church, Sunday morning,
the pastor preached upon "Divine Fellow-
ship." from i John i., 7. His remarks
were very touching, a number being
moved to tears. In tho evening a short
song service was held, follow”ed by preach‘
lug upon the “Great Supper.” Great in-
terest is being shown in the church work.
The prayer meeting “’ednesday evening
will be led by E. A. Henderson. The
Church Aid sociable will be held at the
home of lliram Davis, Friday evening.
BROAD RIVER.
The Broad River Sunday school will
hold a jug breaking sociable, Thursday
The Bright Window at
43 Wallllllllllll 81.,
under the Mahackemo
Hotel, already begins
to suggest . the Holi-
days.-
It is filled as is the store
behind it with a
Brest Variety of
Cut Glass
evening _
anusunv. .
hey. Mr. ‘i’easo prenL-lydqat Cranbury,
yesterday. And
The teachers and officers of the Crun-
bury Sunday school will meet Saturday ’ . . -
evening to arrange for their Christmas . . ' .
Novellles Ill Sliver
Enterprising Advertisers.
The windows of. Trowbridge & Co.'s ‘1
cigar store exhibit an attractive line of
holiday goods. The Iistin their brand
new advertisement today will assure you
of the‘fine stock they have for Christmas
Perfumery.
ll. H.P|Bisted,.
M. H. Glover is showing alarge stock
of foot wear at his double store on Wall
street, Norwslk. Everybody's shoes shined
free.
Oysters for Europe.
The amount of oysters exported to
Europe for the week ending December
7th was as follows:
mun roar BARRELB
female Liverpool 825 43 Washington Street.
anania . Liverpool. 1,101,
Paris London 290
m Gm, 1,, south llorlsll, .conll.
Persia Hambu fill
Total 2,13’
Will be here belore you know il.
l
. Are you undecided what to give your husband, father,
brother or son. 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.
Should they be supplied with these, a flat or a Cup, a 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.
A Dress Suit Case or 3 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, hematitched, for
25¢; Silk ones, 50c.
Come near omitting our Neck wear. Col-root styles, beau-
tiful patterns, 25c, 50c, 75c and t1. .
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.
COMSTOCK BROS.,
l4 South Main Street,
South Inmalll;
MILFORD A. GIFFIN, MANAGER.
Masonic‘illlllldinr.
Ilorwalll.
You May be Thinking
what shall I get for my family and friends for Christmas?
8. ROOD. [6 South Main Street.
can help you out of all difficulties.
inGold, Silver,etc.,l Diamonds Rings Jewe'ly
$2.50 up,
of every de' :crIpti- In,
Solid Silver and Plaited Wm. Blocks
of every style and price. Au endless assortment of NOVELI‘IES, Silver, Alumi-
num. Celuloid and Leather.
ovens GLASSES. 801.1) SPECTACLES and EYE 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. l6 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
H.
Watches
Many Words
are not needed to tell people that I deal in
Hill, STRAW. GRAIN, SILT. FEED.
What I want to use words for is more to let
them know the prime quality and full
weight of the articles I sell
I take greatest pains about these matters,
find it pays me, and pays you, if you buy
ere
What we say we do, we do do.
MAN UEL T. HATCH.
15 MARSHALL STREET.
The Leading Grain Dealer.
All!" '08
Buffalo Gluten Feed for Cattle, Chickens and Horses.
sear GRAIN BRANCH omen.
FOR HORSES soulsus’
AND CATTLE. LIVERY snout.
PERHAPS YOU DON’T!
But iffyou should want any
Diamonds, watches. Jewelry; or
or your Watches, Clocks and Jewelry re-
paired and cleaned, call or send at ones to
A. W AUSTIN
OPERA HOUSE BLOCK, NORWALK.
Silvelwale
= I IlllW Flt—ll
A - NOVEMBER SALE}
umu Baullnn suor STORE of c. H. mm
These goods Ewill be closed out at reduced prices FOB on IOWA Vi
OYLY, so now is the time to lay in a winter' 3 supply of
Boots, Shoes and Rubbers?"
while they can be bought
.At Bargain Prices
Norwalk Chronicler