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luminaries ,
macaroni“
”lemon-Ilium
bells very low at his home on
i inshltorwnlk. ,
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A” Koehler has applied for a license
sell heerot No. 86 North Main street.
the rawcett rs. Ireland case has gone
until the next term of the Superior
wfleob’ underwear, 38c, 50c, 60c, 79c,
More special bargains for this season
and will gnslhntee them to be 40 per cent.
W than usual. it. s. Smith.
in”. James W. lloyt, of South Main
fit“, in quite sick with congestion of the
lanes
ntu. DarldR. Sellecklu quite sick at
her home on Crescent Terrace, having
treated a severe cold recently.
V~Home-mnde head cheese, 100. per lb.
New York Market.
s The Retail Butchers‘ association has
Wmcontrihute too to the fund f r
locating the East Side Silk Mills in South
Knew-1k.
The members of the Arion Singing so-
.“eiety went out yesterday and secured a
large quantity of greens for‘Christmas
decorations.
-Ladles can select a handsomely trim-
Ined hat and a stylish coat for themselves
or children, at half price, pay a deposit on
nine and we will hold them until paid for.
» E. ‘Kreiger’s millinery and cloak store.
-
TheWoman’s Belief Corps of Douglas
’Pwler Post will havenpie sale and so-
”cinble tonight, in the G. a. a Hall,
‘W-hington street.
’ Joseph Corcoran, of No. 15 Chestnut
. dust. is erecting an extensive addition to
his hennery. Joseph intends to . breed
only a high grade of game cocks.
-Ladles' ribbed underwear, for 25c, 39c
M508, are the specialties in the ladies’
department, at M. S. Smith's.
Au adjourned meeting of the Fairfleld
V County Agricultural society will be held
at the office of the society at Norwalk
Park, Wednesday, December is.
The, Woman's Christian Temperance
Unionwlli hold its regular weekly meet-
ing with Mrs. R. T." Makin, 15 Day street,
Friday at 3 o'clock. All are welcome.
—The half-price sale at H. Kriegers'
is still going on and ladies who have not
taken advantage of this unprecedented
reduction in cloaks and millinory should
dosonow, at H. Krieger’s, Mahackemo
' ”Wk- __
. ‘The case of the city of Norwalk Vs.
rGeorge C. Lockwood is set down for a
hearing in the Superior Court, tomorrow.
fie plaintifl asks for judgment for want
of an answer. ____
‘ Mr. and Mrs. Thulnas McMullen, who
, aspirated some months ago, Mrs. McHul-
lengoing to the home of her parents in
‘_ Bridgeport, have become reconciled! and
i are nowv'residing on Franklin avenue.
’ —-Christmas cards, booklets, calendars
'aud'fancy articles is large variety, at M.
S. Smith's. __ __ ,
Herman Quittner has commenced the
foundation for a new house on Lexing-
{rn avenue, adjoining the Hungarian
church, and the building will he occupied
E’by Gobar Dokus, pastor of the church.
7 ' Itis expected that trains will be run-
ningover the new iron bridge at Wash-
um street next Monday morning.
The tracks will be laid Sunday. The work
will immediately be commenced on the
other half. _
‘-'—-Pure leaf lard,3 lbs. for 25¢», at the
New York Market.” _____ '
. ‘ Theschooner Gem is discharging a car-
goof Coal for Ilohn H. Ferris, consigned
to the Consolidated Railroad company in
New Haven. The Wasp is at Mr. Ferris’
dock with Pocahontas coal, and the
schooner Eva L. Ferris 'is at Wilson Point.
-—Don’t fail to see the beautiful variety
otladies’and gent’s linen and silk hand-
kerohlcfs in every grade and style,at M. S.
3931“?!- -
A‘smoker".will be held at the Nor-
tfalk Yacht club house, Hickory ‘Blufl',
tonight at 8 o'clock. Members are
l[’k’i‘ryileged to invite their friends, and a
“attendance is expected. The club
inane will be thoroughly heated and
will be no postponement on account
weather. A ‘special car will convey;
to South Norwnlk after the
." .The committee consists of
M can A select a handsomely trim-
hnt and a stylish coat for themselves
7 lhnry'i‘iilyls miss the more es-
tinaib'hers. on the supply wagon. .
'The ennui election or Sherman Coun-
cil, Royal Arcanuln. will be held to-
night. _ MW»
Jameslt. Huhbell, of Norwslll, has se-
cured employment with the llotohklss
Beef company.
The J. T. Prowitt‘ compshy is having
the windows of its Norwalk store wired
for electric lights.
The Board of Health will stop the skat-
ing on all ponds in Norwalk from which
’ ice is cut for family use.
—-ltemember the half-price sale at H.
Krieger’s mlllinery and cloak store will
not last forever. Go now and g9 early
and get the cream of the bargains. \Store
Muhackenlo Hotel block. ‘ ,'
The regular meeting of Humboldt
Lodge, Sons of Herman, _will beheld in
Germuuia Hall, tonight.
The annual meeting of the members of
the Connecticut. Temperance Union will be
held in Meriden, Monday, January 20.
Mrs. E. C. Ownea has placed a hand-
some new soda fountain in the store she
is soon to occupy at ‘23 North Main street.
Miss l'}. L. French, of South Norwolk.
the elocutionist. will be heard in recita—
tions at the Foresters’ fair in Bridgeport,
tonight. »
ltis rumored that Mn. ’1‘. S. Morison
will, next spring, build aihaudsolne resi
deuce on East avenue, adjoining the Van-
derhoef place.
—About 40 styles of sleighs to select
from, and more coming. Wright’s re
poaitory, Franklin street.
Rey. R. 0. Sherwood went to Ridgeiield
yealerday alld gathered a large quantity
of Christmas greens for the decorations
at the South Norwslk Baptist church.
A good sized plank‘ used to protect
people who pass under the bridge at
Washington street. fell yesterday and
narrowly escaped striking Chester 1“.
Clark.
The Norwalk Street Railway company
broke ground on East avenue, near the
Norwalk Baptist church, this morning,
for its Cranbury extension. A large force
of workmen are employed.
Peter Wakeman was arrested for
drunkenness, last night. all Judge
Frost imposed a sentence of ten days, hnl
suspended the execution thereof, greatly
to Wakenlan's disapptfiutmeut.
-H. Krieger will continue to sell all of
his elegant trimmed hats and cloaks for
half price. Store Mahackemo Ilotcl block
The grand officers of the state made
their annual visit to St. John‘s lodge, F.
and A. M.. of Bridgeport, last evening.
Distr'ct Deputy Arthur C. Wheeler and
a delegation from Norwalk were present.
Editor Bross, of the liid‘gefield Press,
whose office was consumed in the tire of
Sunday night, will issue his paper as
usual this week. A portion of the Work
will be donein the Danhury News office.
The members of Pllmnix Engine com.
many will "give a New Years dinner to
their wives and sweethearts on the after-
noon of January 1, fill. Ill the evening
they willoholdnsociallle in the Athena»
um.
~Cnrrying the largest and best stock of
or u s at A. C. Cuneo’s. ‘
Professor Nowell announced at his danc-
ing class, last night, that the lesson fallv
ing on Christmas day-would be postponed
untila later date. The informal recep—
tion will take place next month, and the
formal one in April. '
Isaac Hodges was arrested last night
for breaking eleven panes' of glass in
Luther M. Wright‘s carriage shop.
Hodges ismildly insane, His hands were
badly cut. This morning he wanted~to
go to New York, and Judge Front allow-
ed him to.
Tuesday afternoon Richard Fay, driver
for A. Solmsns, was raking over a bonfire
near the new depot, when his overcoat
caught fire and was burned through to
the under coat before Mr. Fey’s friends
discovered it, and helped to extinguish
the flames. _ _
At the Norwalk Congregational chapel,
this evening, the subject for consideration
will be the very practical question,
"Christianity and Social Distinctions.”
The meeting will be led by the pastor.
At the close of the service the prudential
committee will meet those who wish to
quite with the church. '
~—Gent's- skin gloves in every grade,
ranging in price from 29c upwards, nt hf.
S. Smith’s. "
, Elihu", M. D., Wm. Palmer, and A. i
There was another large attendance
.last night at St. Paul‘s church bazaar in
the Norwolk Opera House. Tuesday
evening's programme was repeated. The
supper tables did fully as Well as on the
previous evening, and the fancy tables
wereaiso well patronized. A good sum
has been cleared, but the exact amount llS,
not yet known.
-—A complete line of fancy outing cloths,
W”. “t h." price, 9” a deposit on for tie a yard, upwards, at M. S. Smith’s.
and we will hold them until paid for.
Kreigsr’s milliuery and cloak store.
(nonwam saws'os mourn race.)
. “ Pale and “Sure.”
levelalld'
BAKING .PoWDJSR.
Each ingredient is tested before compounding, and
‘ it must be found of the highest standard. 'The baking
powder itself istcoted. That’s wily each spoohful does
l day life.
1M,
'1 A PPLES'.“
'ma unease AND'FINEsl‘ ASSURTMENT iN was our.
Baldwin. $l .75 bbl. Greening $l.59 Dbl.
Baker. $2.25 .bbl. a lag. $2.50 bbi.
sunflower. $2.50. Splizenberg. $2.50.
F. D. LAWTON & CO,
22 South Main Street.
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BllllDINli i llllllii
Isonething, but after you have it built
and your family safely established be.
neath its sheltering rdbf, there’s the mat-
ter of filling the mouths of wife and little
ones. Remember we are the ones to cull
on then. We will not be undernold, 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. Ono price is our motto. "
New York Mallet.
FRANK 8. AYERS, Proprietor.
Donovan’s Block. Washington Street.
JACKSON’S, PEIOTOG RAPHS
combine the LAIISI‘M‘YLE asn hares. plu- aim is to give satisfaction to our pltrone.
cad to furnish them with the finest productions of the PHOMBAPBIO AI‘I'.
LARGE COLLECTION Ol' CHILDREN'S BTUDlIIS.
E. M. Jackson. Photosrapher.
iOver F. Head's Confectionery.) 58 Wall Street, Norwslk, Conn.
éfi‘WKfifié‘l-REET.
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 buyer will have the best
stock to select from, as most of the good cannot be duplicated. No fancy price on any
of them. Every article at a low figure, in order to close out before Christmas.
The finest stock of Celluloid Goods it has ever been our Ieasure to show you.
Books, Booklets, Calendars. etc., etc. We take particular pride ill oar Book stock;
great. variety, choice goods, low prices, Books, Booklets and Calendars for young and
old. Handkerchiefs, and such pretty ones. too, dainty figures and beautiful borders.
~ipecial bargains in several lines, at l0c, 1254c and 25c. We have initials in Linen
and Silk for ladies and gentlemen.
OI hcr stocks have not been forgotten. Our 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. GAZ E'FTE BUILDING}.
iliilllll SHEHWBUD. HillEll, Nellie M. Ulebrow.
‘)CCUPll'IBaoortlon ofl': (insovrski’sswre, TEACHER 0i: PIANO.
corner of Wall and Waler streets. Nur—
“ik‘ all “I‘d 3‘9 the km" “’19" in hate. Tarms res-onable on application. Address.
36 W»! avenue. nnuill Ii :
wells. etc. mil
’ll.'H.Plaistell
' llruggisi.
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south Norwn‘k.,Arr. students' Le -gue Course.
\irs. V l). Prentiss Lu goo. Miss Grace
eonle Preltl-s. instructors Apply thliss
~cotl, at Public l.iorary, r‘outn Norwa'k. l
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