W
mains case will be tried lu'the
tomorrow morning.
. Jennings is quite sick at the
of his grandmother, No. it! Day
one" David Renrdon is moving
Minuet to the Benton place on
l’atrset, owned by Beth & Gold-
man cakes at Head’s. 8c.
. {gimme have taken Mrs. . Celia
berg. of Water street, to a New
mini, where she will undergo an
ion.
gleam Castle. Ancient Ordcr of the
more: the Mystic Chain. will holds
”able in Llederkrauz Hall, Norwalk,
. ht. -...
ii the party who wrote a note with
soil on the 6th please write and
‘Inll address! _ Rom. B.
it hearing in the civil suit of Louis
«Bebweiur vs. John Barthel will be held
they‘l'own Court tomorrow morning at
fO’o’elook.
The city of Nerwalk burns eighty-five
3 electric lights ata cost of 875 per light
paranoum. The contract will be renew.
all another year at. the same rate.
r "
. a—Lsdiss can select a handsomely trim-
1nd hat and a stylish coat for themselves
,lrohildren, at half price, pay a deposit on
“he and we will hold them until paid for.
'3. Kaiser’- millinery and cloak store.
Chris Lug-u, of Lowe street, has been
Wag from a sprained shoulder the
”low days, caused by lifting a heavy
article. and has been unable to work.
All candles reduced at DeMott's Fri-
and Boturday, 6 South Main street.
’Whllo skating on Wood’s pond \Vednos-
~day evening Richard Casey and Nellie
Hickey broke through the ice, and Were
obliged to walk home in their wet cloth-
ing. '
—-Home-made head cheese, l0c. per lb.
_ New York Mark’et;___-
So-eclothing hanging on a line atFrancis
Ad‘ms' apartments in the iiadden build-
ing, Wall street,caught fire from an oil
stove, Wednesday night, but were extin-
Wed before any material damage re-
“united. ‘ m” ‘‘‘‘‘
'H. Krieger will continue to sell all of
. elegant trimmed hats and cloaks for
, half price. Store Mnhackemo Hotel block
George Fillow, of Norwalk, a well.
known insurance canvnsscr. has decided
to go to the Masonic Home at. Walling-
fnrd.‘ He left town yesterday. Mr. Fil-
' “win an old member of St. J ohn's Lodge.
A“. F. and A. M.
-—‘-Dsn't forget to call at A. C. Cuneo’s
f you want tobuy the best oranges by
attic box at New York makct price.
Innocent, of the firm of Bedlent s;
Mead, of Ridgefleld, .in whose building
bldlsastrous tire of last Monday night
for carpenters. They will rebuild at
once, 'orecting a brick building.
E-‘Skaies‘, big stock,at Watkins & Dow’s.
, Yesterday afternoon the Norwalk
Street Railway company’s tool car was
drawn up Mill Hill by horses. The frozen
ground interferes considerably with the
who! the force of laborers employed
It excavating for the newrails on East.
venue. ' ~ _ ‘
é-Craubcrries, 100. qt. Lawton d: [3035.
, acting of- the board of officers of
he 'Norwalk Chapter, Daughters of the
Marlena Revolution, will be held next.
ghnrsday with Mrs. Robert Van Buren.
' ton. Blank certificates can be secured
Ira. Van Buren.
. on interest of the newsdsalcrs.
rted, was in Norwalk, yesterday. look-
reglstrar, to receive further certificates
embership to be forwarded to Wash- I
the regent, Mrs. T. K. Noble, or of
wilhafomof also will matron-e to
house ecstas- of Norwalk. working for
Kshaosa Encampment will elect one."
Thursday evening. December 26.
4-in to l. Quittner's tomorrow and try
Anhenss and Bush’s special lager beer,
of St. Louis. Lunch will he scarred in the
FANCY 7 Mix as "CAN m,
2 lbs, 2.5 a...
F] o. LAWTON & 00,
22 South Main Street.
afternoon and clam chowder at night.
Sherman Commandery, U. 0. G. C.. will
meet tonight.
«Ladies' hall, 75c, at O'Brien‘s.
Chlet of Police Bradley arrested Nich-
aol McNerney this noon, for drunkenness
——l"resh bread at llehiott’s, 5:. leaf.
Jacob Lassen has started ill the horse
clipping business in the building occupied
by Mr. lloyt at the steamboat dock.
~-(‘hocelnte layer at Mcad‘s, din.
Yesterday afternoon two dogs entered
Chief of Police Bradley’s hennery on
Franklin avenue and killed six line pul—
lots and a rooster. _
~New Dunlap hat, at O’Brieu's.
A stated communication and the an—
nual election of officers in Old Well
Lodge, No. 108, F. and A. M., will be held
December 17, atll p. m.
~~Crallberrics, 10c. qt. Lawton 8:4 Co.’s.
On account of the extreme cold weather
all work was stopped on the bridge over
the harbor today, and the boats are lied
up at the Danbury duck.
--A fur coat will keep you warm while
kicking the gong on the front platform.
Uomstock Brothers, South Norwalk, have
a line of them from 8l0 up.
ll. Silo/ed is having handsome mirrors
placed in the windows of his store on
South Main street, which reflect his ele-
gant line of gooyls for the holidays.
, ~Sleds atWatkina & Dow’s,ll2Wash.Sl.
The second social of the season given by
Palestine Castle, Ancient Order Knights
of the Mystic Chain, will be held in its
hall on Washington street, January 10th.
-—Loads of fresh candy at Mead's, Dc lb.
Tramway car No. 7 jumped the track at,
the switch on Holden avenue, this mogf-
lag, and was stalled until another r
came along and drew it back ‘on the rails.
-The half-price sale at H. Kriegera’
is still going on and ladies who have not
taken advantage of this unpreccde tell
reduction in cloaks and millincry HIM
do so now, at H. Kricger‘a‘, Muheck\cn:
block.
At. the meeting of Humboldt Lodge,
Sons of Herman, last night, it was voted
to have a Christmas tree in Germanic
llall, Sunday evening. December 23nd.
«Sleigh bells at \Vatkins &: Dow’s.
Themcrchants oi South Norwalk are
getting together and protesting against
being called ofln to purchase tickets to
every entertainment or society event that
comes along. They claim that nearly
every day they are called on to do some
thing in the allure line, and are kept poor
all the time.
Mrs. J. I. Dunning and Frederick J.
Force, two of Norwalk’s best know‘n
singers,purticipatc<l in the musical en-
tertainment, presented by the Woman‘s
Home and Foreign Missionary society of
the Greene Avenue Presbyterian church,
Brooklyn, last night. They each had two
solos and alluct on the programme, but
their selections were so enthusiastically
received they had in oi re encores.
Mrs. Henry Lane, in tumor of Caterer Ff
A. Lane, died at her home on Crescent
Terrace last.night, after a sickness of only
a week. Mrs. Lane had resided in South
Norwnlk for the past two years, and was
endeared to many friends. She was in
the sixty-first year of her age. The fun-
eral will be from her late residence to-
morrow afternoon at 2 o’clock. Rev. F.
W. Norris will, ofi‘lciate. The interment
will be in Riverside cemetery.
”Cranberries, 10c. qt. Lawton &‘Co.’s.
A. C. Cuneo,the Railroad place fruitcrcr,
has gone to New York today to buy
Never before in the history of South
N walk was such an opportunity offered
and cloak store.
,haa held that office since its org-ani—
M executive committee.
t ._,_———-— _
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to the ladies'of South Norb'alk as the
t half-price sale at H. Krieger’s
aw. Meriwether, the retiring director
Grouchapter, Brotherhood of St. An-
three years ago. He was nominated
oyounh term,bul; declined. As direc-
Hr. Heriwet'her conducted his office in
V lent manner. being an aggresslvd
He is at present. a member of
Pureluflard,3 lbs. for 25c., at the _.
oranges for the Christmas trade, having
disposed of his entire stock yesterday. Mr.
. Cuueo, who is an extensive buyer, says
that, while oranges are scarce and conse—
quently a little higher than usual, they
to the contrary notwithstanding. The
most of them come from Jamaica and are
large, juicy and surest, “as we can testify
from samples left at The Sentinel ‘ofllce
this morning.
—Remember the half-price sale at H.
Krieger‘s millinery and cloak store will
not last forever. Go now and go early
and get the cream of the bargains. Store
Mahackemo Hotel block. ‘ ‘
“kirk Market.
W...“
1
~ " " Each i
perfect work.
“ Pure and Sure.”
lemlg‘llmfls
ngredient is tested before compounding, and
it must be found‘of the highest standard. The baking i‘
powder itself is” tested. That’s why each spoonful does
M
(NORWALK NEWS ON EIGHTH PAGE.)
were never better in quality, all reports,
' best thing is to enjoy a View of it as seen
We m firm on Hogs.
That is our reason for the follow-
ing prices:
Fresh Pork Roast, 7c per lb.
Fresh Shoulder, lie per lb.
Fresh Ham. l(|c per lb.
Pork Sausage, tic per lb.
Pigs‘ fiends, to per lb.
Home Made llead Cheese. lOc per lb.
Plgs' Feet. 51: per lb.
l’ure Leaf Lard. lilc per-1b.: 3 lbs. for 25¢,
Salt l’ork. ii lbs. for 50c-
l-‘iilill DELIVERY.
New York Mallet
FRANK S. AYERS. Proprietor.
Washington Street
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110140“ RAP! s
ovan’s Bl ock.
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Combine the LATHE I' STYLE AID FINISH. Our alxn in to give utislurtlou
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and to furnish them with the finest productions of the "101063 It'll lo
LARGE COLLECTION 0" CHILDREN'S BTUDlES.
E. M. Jackson. Photographer.
(Om F. Meod‘s Confectionery.) 58 Wall Street. Norwslk, Conn
WARE. sTa’EET.
ED
CHRISTMAS. l895.
We ask you to call and look at our display of
Haliday Goods.
We have eclipsed all previous efforts in this line. The early buyer will have the best
stock to selec from, as moot of lhe good cannot be duplicated. No fallc price on any
of them. Every article at a low lluure, in order to close out before Chr stains.
The finest stock of Celluloid Goods it has ever been our pleasure to show you.
Books, Booklets, Calendars. etc, etc. We take particular pride in our Book stock;
great variety, choice goods, low prices. Books. Booklets and Calendars for young and
old. Handkerchiefs, and such pretty one-A. too, dainty figures and beaunful borders.
Special bargainain several line<, at 10c, 1254c and 25c. We have initials in Linen
and Silk for ladies and gentlemen.
Other 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. 5 GAZETTE BUILDING,
”slain sumo.” lilies. Nellie M. Disbrow.
TEACHER 0F PIANO.
)CCUPIES a rtlon of F! Gulowskl‘s store.
corner of-\ 'ail and Water nlmm. N r- 3
Terms rwwmable on application. Address.
3) W.“ ““t‘nnf- aunt!) 6 a
walk. all and she the latest styles in hate.
can
_ .ll. Plaisled
,llruggist. 1
Math .‘jorwa‘k. Art Stmlents’ Lo . ue Cour-o.
U
Mrs. \ l). Prentiss hogan. . Inn (grace
loonio Pr“lrll'h.lllsll’llclf|lrt Apply to Miss
icon. at Public l.l'lrs.ry. riput’t Sorwa k; l
ill in
Guildhall, anon on
.l‘tu.::l.:fu..ui’.7.u‘n‘ nulls:
by the loyal Family, nobility and
(lent: y of inland) -
mus. null illX-flll, '
Pupil of the above world. famed School of
Ul'nlol'lllfl‘ufl Plano-Fort».ln-nrncllon. is now
preplrelvo receive poplin" *oulh NilPWalk
a .d vii-lolly and lolmpall the most thorough
lns'rucvlon by this rapl Ily progressive and n w-
t'llllul ed system”! musical cilncn'lon “do 5
n as ed and a pine and pitfall? fun" ll- winged.
lien-dung mu~lc an slsn'. <lfillf‘flc)‘ cmnlllnml
wuh ti'vnlmu of much, ehallcutv mill tit-rm“.
icy - f tinseliug are spadlly M'Qllll'cfl by this
ma'cblo-s syztoln. ‘
tic rl'siliy spovlal permission) to J. G. ii )-
hnnum. M [LSouth Norwalk; Nun“ l Flum'
e v, req . Rowan-in; James CaowbeJ, hf.
Bhflir porn. , '
Allillzns all commllnlcall
ways-n, ilunn. .
The Bright Window pat
Washington Si,
.under the Mahackemb
Hotel, .already begins
to suggest, the 1101i-
" ‘WINNIPAUK.
Mrs. John Pierce is entertaining tile
Golden Rule circle, of the Norwalk Con-
gregational church, this afternoon.
Chicken thieves recently robbed Prof.
GeorgeXoerger's hennery, securing two days.
valuable pullels. m . 4' . '
. . , It is filled as is the store
DARIEN AND NOBOTON. , behind a with a.
Tuesday Constable Smith 0. Keeler ar-
rested Philip Martin nnd Robert Barrett, .
stone masons employed at the Soldiers’
Home, on a warrant signed by Grand Great Vafltty 0f
Juror Samuel C. Sillimau. Both men
b lardcd at Andrew Buttery’s. Martin
was charged with stealing $22.60 and Bar-
rett.with breaking furniture and demol-
ishing things in general at his boarding
house. They were brought before Justice
William Schildtnecht, Wednesday. Mar-
tin wasdiacharged, asthere was no 'evi-
d ence. and Barrett was fined 85 and costs,
nnouutiug to $17, which he paid.
Cut Glass
And
SILVERMINE. 7
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A stereopticon entertainment will be
given Saturday evening at the Sons of
Temperance ball, by Wilbur Ferris. He
has spent sometime in the South, visiting
the Atlanta exposition, and will show
views of the different places of interest he
noticed during that visit. If you cannot
attend the exposition in reality, the next
Novelties in Silver
Perfumery.
ll.,ll. Plaistell,
43 Washington Street.
South llorasll. Bonn.
by others. - .
The skating is being enjoyed by the
young people, and every night a com~
puny of them may beseen going ‘towasds
Davis’ pond. , “‘
The scholars of the M. .P. Sunday
school are practicing for their Christmas
entertainment to be given Christmas eve.
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Bronsonhurstr—As‘you are living out in
the Suburbs. I wish you would tell me
something about chickens. What kind of
food do they like best? How-son Lott—-
Mine seam to prefer flower seeds my wife
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Bills-Tun a
wear.
uuf
’ Wil be here before you know it. ‘
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Are you undecided what to give your husband, father,
brother or sea. Men appreciate useful gifts. A man's store in
the best place to get manly things.
An Ulster or an Overcoat would make a princely gift. We
have some fine ones at $10; some more, some less.
Even 3 Suit would be very acceptable to most men or boys.
Should they be supplied with these, a flat or a Cop, a pair
of gloves.
Umbrellas are vary suitable and we have some beautiel
that have handsome carved ivory handles, we’re selling for about
the original price of the handles.
A Dress Suit Case or a Traveling Bag would look out of '
sight on your Christmas tree.
Silk Muf’llers have appeared among the correct things to
Our line is handsome and large.
Egyptian Lawn Initial Handkerchiefs, hematitched, for
25c; Silk ones, 50c.\
Come near omitting our Neck wear. Correct styles, bean-
tiful patterns, 250, 50c, 750 and ti.
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. ‘
u
COMSTOCK BROS.
I4 80th Main Street,
South Norwalli; . ,,_.
MILFORD A. GIFFIN, MANAGEnéi,
Masonic Building,
llornslli.
X on filaytbe 'l‘hinking ~--~~
what shall I get for my family and friends for Christmas? ’ l
ROOD. l6 South Main Street.
can help you out of all difficulties.
illiiold,8ilver,9l0.,l D'amunds' mngs’ JEWEl'y
‘2 50 up, I
of every de~cnptiun,
Solid Silver and Plaiied Ware. blocks
of every style and prion. An endless assortment of sOVELl 1133. Silver Alumi-
bum. (Mumui Mud L‘wlhfl'. ’
.tll;l;‘uA unheard. HOLILSPI-TCI‘ACLES and EYE GLASSES Eyes Bx-
umlow rm- ny an pilclun mung mice my stnro ver attractive h
In It a full line of Goods for the Holidays. Prices low at y ' , ave placed
9000’s., l6 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
Many Word's
. are not needed to tell people that I deal in
‘2 HIV, “MW. Gilli", SllT. FEED.
‘r
What I want to use words for is more to let
them know tho prime quality and full
weight of the articles I sell \' >
I take grealeet pains about these matters,
polo it pays me, and pays you, if you. buy
if“ 8 >
What we say we do, we do do.
MAN U EL T. HATCH,
15 MARSHALL STREET. '
The Leadlng Grain Dealer.
AGENT FOR
Buffalo Gluten Feed for Cattle, Chickens and Horses.
H I SI
Watches
new GRAIN Baily la .
FOR HORSES :BOLMXNSQFFK’I’
AND curbs. LIVERY STABLE.
PERl-iAPS You Down T,
Diamonds. Watches. Jewelry; or “Silvelwan.
or yo‘Watches, Clocks and Jewalry re-
paired and cleaned, call or send at once to
a_w.AUSTl
OPERA Housughock, NORWALK.
N9 l
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llllfl Hill
A - NOVEMBER — SAL
null BlJllllllll snoa sun of c. H. alum ,
Thesé goods ‘iwill be closed out at reduced prices FOR ONE mom
ONLY, so now is the time to lay in a winter’s supply of. “' .
planted in thegsrden.
hoes 'élndrleubbé
At Bargain Price‘s.’.
. l
Boots, ~~S
. . while they can he bought
Norwalk Chronicler