JADIIED HERE AIID THERE BY THE
" SEITIIIEL’S REI’DRTERS-
., “-4
as. e! The‘l‘hlngs They Second llear
b Moll. loath Nemallt and Vicinity ,
Dorie] Their Diurnal iourneylngs.
'l‘ho Bridgeport Chess club will play me
"V N'orwalk champions on Friday, January 0.
W. S. Cleveland‘s minstrelay will be at
Hoyt’e Theatre, December 10.
The next session of the FairilI-ld county
clerical will be held in Bridgeport, the
second Monday in January.
The Bridgeport Amateur Minstrel troupe
will give aperformance at the opera house
in Norwalk on December 2|.
'1‘. A. Hope, of South Norwaik. has a
painting on exhibition in the art depart-
ment of the Bridgeport Public Library.
The annual meeting of the Norwalk
. Medical society will'be held at the .\'or-
I, walk club rooms, tonight.
w—Pure leaf bird. 3 lbs. fora.) .at the
New York Market._
A meeting of the Junior workers of the
Norwalk Union was held at the home of
, XII. R. A. Baidwin,‘..’0 “'est street, yes-
.. terday afternoon. _
The board of directors {of the Norwalli
Hospital met last night and transm ted
routine business. The plans for the hos-
pital were also discussed.
~Christmas cards. booklets. calendars
and fancy articles in large variety. at M.
S. Smith’s.
A regular semi-monthly meeting of
Bishop McMahon Council Catholic lien-
evolent Legion “ill be held tonight. The
election of oflicers for the cdbiing year
takes place.
Barry I..}“Beers.employed by the .\'or-
walk and South Norwalk Electric Light.
company, has secured a position with the
General Electric Light company. at
Schnectady, N. Y.
L—Ilome—nlade bead cheese. illc, peril).
VNew York M“”E?£-..,1‘ _-
«Jo one who can possible attend should
{all to hear Rev. C. A. Piddoek's lecture
on "Over the Alps,” tomorrow night. in
'flle South Norwalk Baptist church.
’ District Deputy William J. Moore, of
Welcome Stranger Lodge. Sons of St.
George, of Norwalk, went to llanbury
listnight and installed the officers-elect.
of Nelson Lodge, of that city.
Certain mombersof the Norwalk Yacht
club will fliVM‘ subscription dance in
Arion Hall. New Years night. The
dances held under the auspices of this
popular organization have been exceed—
ingly popular and enjoyable and this one
will, without a doubt, prove noesception.
~11. Kricger will continue to sell all of
his elegant trimmed hats and cloaks for
half price. Store Mahackeu‘lo llotel block
The County Commissioners have re-
ceived n. numeronsly signed remonstrance
against Ernest \V. V. Jacobi. of South
Norwalk, who has applied for a license at
33 Washington street in this city. The
remonstrancc is signed by physicians and
other well Lnonn business men of tin-
city, and is based on thngrounds of un-
suitability of place. 1
Oflicer Gladstone distinguished himself,
yesterday afternoon by stopping a runa-
way horse belonging to William Pod-
more. The animal started from the cor
ner‘of Burritt and Woodward avenues,
and aiter‘scverai narrow escapes from col-
liding with other vehicles, reached Mr.
Gladstone’s residence. The oilicer dropped
, the pear he was enjoying and made a dash
for the bridle, stopping the horse
—-Barney and Berry skates at ll atkins
and Dow,l 1" Washington street.
(NOIIWALK NEWS ON FIFTH PADS.)
‘ Knights Elect Officers.
The annual election of Catholic lTnipn
Council, Knights of Columbus, was held
- hotnight. ' The oilicers elected were as
lotion. G. K, Dayid Flahrity;D. G. K.
mohael Reordan, RS., “illia’m Hickey;
1'. 8.,Bern'erd C. Feeney; treasurer, E. J.
I . Finnegan; chaplain, Rev. Jeremiah Dug-
‘gauzadvocate, Edward Barrett; warden,
’ My Burns: chancellor. Henry Ma-
lone: lecturer. W. H. Malone; I. 6., James
W0. G... Alex Smith; trustees, P.
H. Dwyfl, John Maginn, Michael Gleason,
m Slum and David Fllhl'lty
heywill be installed Monday. Dec. 23.
7 ‘ flat“ iron I Bonfire.
W children started a bonfire this
m. on theeastside oqthe Hutchin-
“Gael: Co. ’5 shirt factory in Mervrin
Maud the flameswmmunicated to
‘ woodwork about a cellar window oi
‘" factory. . Fortunately the engineer
' the blue and extinguished it
grut damage was done.
“Well. Tommy, what‘ do you
H Home Claus to bring you this
We”
My. “0h, jes the same as usual—
”I “Who can think of.‘ Lilac"
mullet ,_
IIsI SIDE SllllllDS
VARIOUS HAPS AIID IAISHAPS OII
IHE OTHER SIDE OF THE RIVER.
The Seven lights' Fair oi the File and Drum
Bend Brought to a Clots—Prizes Awarded
—oIIIImIIem at you '
The Sentinel is on sale at the East Nor-
walk post- -oiilco by Irvin Smith, with
whom items of news for th s column can
also be left. _
The seven nights fair of the South
Norwalk Fife and Drum band was closed
last night after II very successinl‘run.
The prizes were disposed of last night.
The lamp went to Fred Invejoy: silver
set, Miss Rachel Hendricks; clock, Mrs.
Sophia Beecher: vase. Mrs. W. K. Falwell;
chair, Samuel llall. -.-._..
Frank Smith, the East Norwalk llliik-
man. who is up and out earlier than com-
mon mortals, reporta that he saw
quite a number of blue, birds and rohhln‘
in East Norwalk~last spring.
Mrs. Sylvester Selleck has returned Io
Heliport, L. l., from II visit to her daugh-
ter. Mrs. John l.'llouimedleu. Ilenry
street.
A granite headstone is soon to be at-
ed in the East Norwnlk cemetery in mem-
ory of the late in A. Youngs.
Mrs. Oscar Wolcott is moving from the
Faulkner building on the Washington
street bridge.
llev. C. A. Larson, of Montclair. N.
.i., will preach in the Swedish church
tonight.
James L. lloyt was in New York yes-
terday on business.
Miss Alice Parsons. of First avenue. has
been ill.
.losoph Lockwood is sick With a sore
throat.
W l: LeCount ls ill liiidgcport today.
“TWIN CITY FOLIIS.
Pleasant Paragraphs About the Coming and
doing oi Norwalli People.
Mrs. Jeremiah Dresnan and daughter,
of Leonard strI-,ct III-re the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. J, F. Kennedy, of North Main
street, Sunday.
Miss Kate Brennan nnd'aunt. of Leonard
street, left town Thursday to attend the
Atlanta exposition
A Grand 'liIIIe for Iasohs
Thursday evening. December i'Jth. will
be a grand time for St. John's lmige,
No, 03, A. l". and A. .‘l. invitations have
been extended to (lrand Master Henry 0.
\Varner. Deputy lirnngi Master James H.
\Velsil, iirund Secretary John H. Harlow.
the district Ilopuiies throughout the state,
and the master of each lodge in Fairiicld
county. TI 9, are ilftccn lodges in the
county,and is expected that .I delegilv
tion will be present from each lodge
A Lover of 1m. Thlka Nonsense.
A Boston \lhlllll‘ :It Yi. Irwlck castle
wr'III-s: "llciII-I-i‘nrill I believe in aristoc-
ruI-y. it lll’llit‘L‘i.‘ trees better than democ-
racy. We, hum III. rosywct for them, as a
country. (Inc country is more hagglcd
IInIl slashed and out up than England.
Tlm'u ilnlnli; I :Ig‘Ii llli'l‘t‘ was it great wind-
Hurt”. AI i'hnrh-vmte and at Warwick,
and at all the, large country seats. great
U’l'i'S WI-ru torn up. and only one looks at
it as a grunt calamity and looks and in
spI-akingof it. When I think of thcdis-
graceful (leelructhm of trees near Boston
in the past few years, it IIIakI-smcashamcd
of our free country. it is too licartlcssly,
lnIrbuI-ivally, tree. I Would buy all New
England it‘ i could, own it all and «keep
the irons, m ii was intended they should
III-Q I don't :‘I't' that this houses of the poor
in the country in England are any worse-
th: In our sh. IiIIic- ' ."-—ilustoll Transcript,
Negro, Dm: tor. (' inill'Y‘ and Dollar.
.\ XII-gm II.’ Alla us, ‘13., '(It It cinder In
lll~ ear a {on day-I since, and it gave him.
aim-at deal of trouble. lie went to a
doctor and :iskI-Il him to cum his car,
which was badly swollen. The doctor
charged him $1, nllIl'tlII: negro agreed to
pay it. The doctor took the cinder out in
a jiiTy, and iilt' III-gm refused to pay him,
saying he hadn't done enough to him to
“'ill‘i‘illlt tlioulinrgc. The doctor put him
back in the chair and put the cindcr back
in Man at:
before he got the. c-llIIlIr out
Sav annail Ne‘ws. vii.
again.—
Believe nothing against number but
on good authority, and never report
what may hurt annthoI unless it boa
greater hurt to some other to conceal it.
—Penu.
The yearly consumption of coilee in
the United States In b‘V pounds per in-
habitant.
DISTRICT” OF NORWALK so. PROBATE
ecomber I. A. .imti.
Estate or Mary Ann Bonghton. late or .‘I'or-
walk. in aaidu iatrlct d
cred. the executor exhibit his
administration account to this court for-d-
iastmenr. at the oncei n Norwslk. on
the 17th day or December. lab. at
o'clock afternoon: and that all persons inter
noted In said some may be handed thereof.
the executor will cause this order to
published in a newspaper bovine a circulation
u said district. and post a copy thereof on the
sign wt in said Norwalk. necrost the place
w are the deceased last dwelt. at least sewn
days before said l7th M60! December. 195.
it ASA DWARD. Judge.
Trowbrldge & Code can
DOIIEI OIOAI OTOIE-
M's. yea“ rig-{2w
&" ”mu 33¢.th dose by p93;
fikfim- Em oo. ““83".“
'llie negro paid him the Si,
be m.. December
EHIERTAINMEIIT
. II
ARION HALL
December mm.
by the
Children OI Tiinily 8.8
Admlsslon 25c: Children lic. '
Dale and Calm Selim
lion's THEATRE.
Five lights. Dcmmcntlng
Tuesday. Dec. lOth
ROBINSON nun cu.
Jill PEOPLE Ill)
HI run : Cast, Pretty Costumes. Favorite Operas
REPERTOlRE:
. I_ ‘ v II .II
“MA" la Masonite,
.. _ . _ . In
“this ‘(bImIs of Hannah.
THURSDAY. "Oliveneu"
A
Coleman But"
to .- ,9
ha lialnlo,
y - 0| - u
some PinaiIIe.
Pri . lo. DDT-.300.
Songhai; on sale at Plaisied's and Weaal' s
drug stores.
Secure Your Tickets in the
Exquisite Evening Em' mi
PRESENTED BY
GRADUATION CLASS, '90. I.
First M. E. Church.
Wednesday Evening. rec. llth.
AT zl o'cnocx.
ADMISSION, 25 OEIITO.
Tickets can beexchnugrd for rI-savvsd real
tickets without (barge. III i’a'siedh . Sunlh
Nor-talk. and Wfleeda Norwals. Saturday,
Dectmber 7th. llla In. cl .5 lw
80th Renal Baptist Church,
Wednesday lvening. Dec. ll.
“OVER THE ALPS”
A n illustrated lecture by Rev. C. A. Plddock.
nf Hartiord. Mr. i’lddock has traveled ex
team/sly through Europe: is a line speaker.
and will IIIus'rate his in taro-with ”I. store p-
tlcon 'l'ioheteior sale by InrrnbeIs oI lloys‘
Brande. 25c. d: i iw
Annual ASIpper
Norwali Melinliii Church,
WeillflilifllEltlllllfldlfllllllllil‘ll
Slipper will be served from .‘ytill ll.
FRIDAY. "
SATURDAY,
Admission, including supper 'L’ie
Music by the Sodorsironl Orchestra
tazaar and Entertainment
Under the Anspiees of the Ladies
ofS’l‘. PAUL'S Clll'liCli.
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings,
December mm and Hill.
NORWALK OPERA HOUSE.
SUPPER SERVED FROM 0 l'NTll.
ill 0‘Cl.()(.'l{.
Admissionlfi cents. d? 9
HOYT’S TH RE
IAOIIDAY. DEO MBER I6.
One Big Continuous Show direct L from their
New York 'l‘rinmah. The biggest thing that
ever happened! . S.
CLEVELAND’ s
«scares. some
DDIIRLE MINSIRELS
in conjunction with
Bedouin - Arab - Circus
and the Japs; I Big Shows. all in one. double.
first part: 3 Big Bands. and Drum Uor
Oriental Mimic: All Nations' Parade.
mile long; Big Jubilee Day!
dSue:tsm now on sale at Pia’tsted's and Wood's
I store!
Notice to Contractors,
SEALED PROPOSALS
will be received spy the undersi ed until 10-.
as. at the ctmen's Of.
lice. Greenwich.
For tonetiuctln; a lion!
under the mild» of me for the "Improvement of
Paglia!“ tion in p'
ems concern
inane! men I
tions. etc" can bum obtainr
ones. or at the ofll co or lnploeer SE. lllnor.
pony B lag. wicn. Conn
reooi afterthe time
and Ill noton bionic for-
y all out will be re
. Therlgh tore-erred reject anyorall
N- A. BRAVE
[UREA NIKOB. minim
won-macs... hers:
unav'
”THE-:30.
K‘n
AL».
TRISTRAM
'l‘IIE LEADING DRY Goons STORE
&z HYATT,
No. 2 Gazette Building, Norwaik.
OPENING OF
HOLIDAY
EDDDS.
We have opened and placed on sale dur-
ing the past Week our entire line of Holiday
Goods, including "
HOLIDAY HANDKERDHIEFS
of all kinds, for ladies, gents and children.
HOLIDAY RIBBON S.
We have purchased a large lot of Satin Rib-
bons, including all widths and every shade,
which we have placed ion sale at about one-
halt the regular price.
HOLIDAY DMDRELLAS.
Our stock of Umbrellas includes all. the
very latest styles for the Holiday season-ar
natural Dresden and silver handles, close roll,
both ladies’ and gents'.
CHINA AND DLASSWARE.
In our Housefurnishing Department we.
have many Novelties in China and Glassware,
intended for Holiday business
”IIIISIIIIM“ II HYATT, The
leading by Deals Store,
No. 2 Gazette Building. Norwalk.
REMOVAL!
From 88 Ruth Main Staci.
to I25 Washington Street
WILL BE READY FOR BUSI-
NESS DECEMBER 5 *
B. A. VICKEPS.
SVLRCOA 3:.
New lot in lilac and Him R.
$0.00 "To $10.00.
’l‘.Iilor~InadI-. latest style, satin “'HISES
and sleeve linings.
Diagonal Worsted Suits in Blue
and Black. .
$8.50 A SUIT.
All great bargains. Call and examine.
II. GOOD‘VIN .
170 “'ASII l .N UTUN STREFT.
02$ ly
tons.
makers. illl".
\VIIW.
/. waftIIificr; may e\i~t as to the
.i U S’ODIIYIOV udvisabili ' of pur-
chasing tins orthat
' ' particular article;
but then: is no
question in the
minds of the shrew.
(lest buyers in \‘or—
walk that the best
and nail-st place to
bIIy W atc hI .~, qnnl- ..
ity and (out taken
per, cent.
some! hing.
into consideration. Is
, I~I()}"1"S
Jewelly and" Optical Store.
Ho. ”Washington Street
Gloves
' ”or ii Glove, real kid, four pearl IIIIL
A Sonvorainc Glow. nIIIdI-
Lailies‘ Fur 'l‘op Gloves, the, Si. $1.119.
Silk Mittens. 50¢.
For Xmas
We will show a handsome array of Silver-
l.ook before you purchase.
Woman's Coats and Capts.
A higt‘ll! inprices. We ,don‘t mean 3.”
but a reduction that means 4
SCO‘FIELD & HOYT
HOLIDAY :-= DDDDS.
Nothing like this gathering ever seen in Norivnlk.
Men's Cardigan Jackets.
Newest styles, *1. f»). - .
l. .Iilics', .61, :3]
Selvet
The new polishing ( lotll These polish-
ing cloihsare :'IIl\ ertiscd in all the lead
ing mag: vines. l‘ or information, inquire
at our store.
Blanket Time Sure
10-4 tillxfilllill. , 0%, $1.25, $23.5, $150.84.“.
Double bed Blankets. fine all wool,
fancy boarders, ll- 4 this?) in., 35mm 36
100 new patterns of home made C’om-
fortables. mi, El. 50,“ .3, ”3.50, $4.50.
by the best
See, the demonstration of Pearl l)entlfrice.'l‘ooth C akes displayed in our store.
Furniture and Carpets.
in both stores look at our assortment of HULID \Y GOODS, l". '
'1 H” E. S. l ASH i S III! Siti‘ .\Bl.\'l‘ll'S and RACK; \\CY CHAXRS
SCOFlELD & HOYT,
Bil Washington Street.
South llorwalli.
Club Building.
Ilorwallt
uuiiik'rly
LY THREE DAYS, 4
Saturday. Monday and Tuesday. the 7th 9th and mm.
The prices quoted here below are for very especial bargains, and to much s‘ress cannot be laid upon the fact that the first to buy willgettha
cream of the Isrlous lots.
After this sale we go into the hurry and rush of (‘hristm -a trade. consequently this is our farewell Special Ont
Price sale for 189.”). Thanking yen for your patronage this year and soliciting the same for iii”, no now call your sin ntion to these prices.
, Hosiery. _-
500 pairs (ients‘ 10c Bose, 63c pair.
I. H 1..” 0. 0
Child's Ribbed Hose. fast black sesmlms, “c ' “ ,
Gents' 25c Linen Coil-I. 15c “
25 dozen odd lots ChIldren‘s lime. lie “
25 " " “ Ladies aid Gents' Bose, 7.;c “
20c quality Lsdies‘ Fast Black Rose. l0c “
Jon Youths’ All Wool Scarlet \ eats, 25c each.
Ladies Gowns, extra value at oil at 45c “
“ “ Hanlhuran trimmed. at 09': “_
“ Muslin Drawers. tucked. etc . 23c, “
Gents $1 l nderwesr. in camel hair, gray and .car-
lot; assorment somewhat broken and so is the
price for this sale, 500
One lot Gents‘ Shuts only, in sizes 40 and 42.
straight 50c goods. for
Notions.
Germsntown Yarn. all colors. best quality,
Germantown Knitting Yarn,
Saxony Wool
A small lot of Fairy Floss and Shetland Wool.
regular price~ 20c. at .
B. and A. or Leonard’s Knitting Silk, beet qualityc
It
123 stein
22‘: lo
70 lo
M
and full weight. 29c spool.
Good Pins. llo dozen papers.
Buttermilk Soap, i 23 box of three cakes.
Buttercup Beep. 19¢ “ “ .
Seamless Stockinet Dress Shields, 19.: quality,
Nol.5cNo.2,7c;No.3,9c. r
Toilet Paper. 4 packs the.
Allen' s Tooth Powder, . 9c box.
Dress Goods. ,
25 poo. of Plain and Fancy Cashmeree, 19¢ per yard yd.
400 ydo figd Double Fold Suiting, Oc “ " "
80 50c Henrietta, 40' In. wide. , 350 “ " “
8‘" min“. ‘ 4c M ‘II II
15 pee. of All Wool Flannel Snitings,‘ In
value at least 50c. sale price, 29c "r " "
Buy Early,
use" ~ , I H!»
, keep us in mind always.
By All Means
NORVWALK BOSTON STORE,”
83 WAéHme'rpN STREET.
Domestics.
300 Lidiea' Wrappers. all good dark colors. the calico
nlnne Is worth more than the price asked. viz: , 59c each
1000 yds best 64x64 calico 4 yds. for 19o
.I pieces 56' In Table Damask 1'30 yd.
‘ .3 pieces 72 Inch half bleached German Table Damask,
good” .53 quality for 490 yard
27 in. all wool Red Finnrel mo ”
’7 1’ Y7 V) Blue m h"
7c Domet Flannel Ho "
Best Cotton Towling 4o "
We shall also sell a good many small lots at big reductions.
Kitchens.
Baking Tins, size 7xll§
9c each ‘
50 feet good Cotton Clothes Line for no
3 quart Betinned Stow Pan! or 19:
10 quart Heavy Dish Pan for '1“
Spring ’l‘ Iiolaseeo Cup for In
Wood Roi ng Pins for To
Wood Potato flashers for h-
1000 more of those Cups and Saucers on which the de-
mand was greater than the supply at our last spec-
ial sale. Price the same - Mot 10c
Largo sine lest Putter 1b _
1000 Dolls at jobbers' prices We are going to make-
special "All on these goods for this sale.
Yellow were Pie Dishes , 50 club
large chambers 3’0 ‘ " .
White Bear and Basin 09° " "
Very best No 8 copper bottom Wash Boiler (or Re
300 lint Splaabors Decorated mi
9x12 king Glass 170 ”
It matters but little to us as far as the direct profile from
one of these sales We give them 'in orderto have you
1
‘ Buy Often. .
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Norwalk Chronicler