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“Zita“ meyfflier Mflall‘fxlflltlon wilt: £11le ”Smitmlltli Hm ‘ggtllm:§fifli:h: T131133!!! “l , ‘4':
Mainstreet.
m 11118.15 cts. 111 P D.
Sherman Quillwil Royal Arcanum,
will vfit masons Council, in Norwalk.
tomorh light, leaving South Norw alk
011 the 7.5;? a“, 1
.Q—u-u—
Thomas Ball, who sailed for Scotland
11.111111111511191 return 11 benedict. He
goes to wed a [it maiden and will bring
her to America with him.
of m 1"ch Connecticut Cities.
Harry Paloma driver for the Stan-
dard Oil company. is preparing to move
to Stamfbtd.
Miss 0111511511, of Bayview avenue,
has secured a position in M. S. Smith’s
dr‘store.
Thebas'snentof the store at No. 20
South Main street has been lewd by
George Buckrnasfer._
Miss Charlotte LaMont, teacher in the
South NorWalk High school. has been
seriously ill the past week.
M. Steinhardt; of the West Side Silk
were in town Saturday looking up dwell-
Fix-Representative R. S. Craufurd, of ins house accormnodations.
Saugatuck, is having a this new carriage
built by new Tilly, of South Norwalk. The Robinson .Opcra compimy closed
its engagement at Hoyt's Theatre with
The heirs.“ the late Albert DeForest “Pinaforc, " Saturday afternoon, and
have received 81,000 from Security “BohemianGirl.” Saturday night.
Council No. 22, N. P. U., of which Mr wow—.1...“
DeForest wasamember. Mrs. Lillian Keyes, of Stratford,
daughter of Andrew Selleck, formerly
of Norwalk, who has been quite ill, is
now rugbining her health. This will be
pleasing news to her Norwalk friends.
Edward J ohnson. who 1s employed by
Painter 0. D Newman, is suffering
from an injured foot, caused by a ladder
falling upon the member. . . '
P. C. Lounsbury Lodge, New Eng-
land Order of Protection, will hold an
cntcrt.111111ntton1ght1n the American
Mocha lcs Hall, Washington strccf. An
interesting programme will be rendered.
Mrs. Julia A. Mcrwin. wife of Almon
S. Mcrwin died at her home in West
Norwalk early Saturday morning. aged
sixty-seven years. The funeral will be
held tomorrow afternoon at 1 o‘clock,
from the house. .
The Board of Councihnen will hold
an adjourned meeting “might, when the
matter of establishing a building line on
Monroe street, and the extension of
Railroad place will come up.
Thomas Sweeney, an engineer on the
Danbury division of the Consolidated
railroad, wrenched his foot by getting it
caught in the turn table at the Danbury
dock. He has since been confined to
his home onNor'th Main street.
--Malaga grapes. l5 cts. lb. F. D.
Lawton 81: 00’s.
The funeral of Mrs. Henry Lane was
held from her late residence on Crescent
Terrace. 811 afternoon. Rov.I1‘.
W. Norris oflkiated. The. Business
Men's club, of which F. A. Lane is a
member, sent a handsome floral tribute.
Some boys kindled a bonfire ill Peat
Swarnp, yesterday, and set the under-
brush on fire. Considerable ground was
burned ovcr. Many pcoplc thought,
froln the reflection on the sky, that SOlllt:
building in the vicinity was on fire.
’15 11cwsubmarinc. clcctric ligllt (able.
to replace the onc d11111ag1 11 last summer
by lightning/1111.11 laid .11ross the river
at the foot of Washington strctt.
Mills, and Mr. schweitwr, the foreman, . Char
Norwalk cases assigned for this week
in the Civil Common Pleas court we
Stanley H. Lowndes vs. Daniel P. Wicks,
et als.; Charles R. Hoyt vs. Rosa Guar-
nicri;E. W. Beard vs. W. DeF. Prentiss.
last wcck. and the lamp on the bridge
will again be placed in service-this wcck.
—-None but those who smoke know
what 111111111111 of plcasmc is derived
et ux.; Luther Marshall v: ,Stcphcn mm 1 flex Of cigars therefore
Thaycr. at or. ., makes 11 c of the nicest Christmas pres-
--—--~ ‘i scnts you can give to a friend or rela-
South Norwalk ‘5 t0 hme a public 7" ti111hct the Imperial C111w11 cigars at
provement society. A mass meeting hall (3 3 To 111 1.14.1er & (30' 9
been called by some of the lending citi~
sons of the place and those who attend
it are to be entertained with a concert
by two musical societies. The idea is a
novel one and, the society should start
off with a 1.051119131111111” News.
A r1hc.1rs.1l of the Hunter‘s degree
will be held by Uncas Tribe, 1. 0. B.
M., tonight. and the work will be 11.11-
cmplificd on scvt'ral candidates tomor-
row night. The annual nomination of
officers will also take place at that timc.
The Ministering Circle of King s
Daughters. of the Norwalk Congrega-
tional church. will holdu cakcsaloin
Niokcmmchetts' store. from 3 to 1')
o'clock. Friday afternoon. to assist them
in the aid of the "sllutvins" in the town.
The following officers of Security
County No. 22, N. P. U., were. elected
last Friday night: President, W. A
Kellogg; vice-president, H. B. Beers;
treasurer, H. C.“ Alla... «£th, P,
Dekens; collector, J. J. Nash; chaplain,
,-J. 8. Lyon; counselor, S. S. Naphey;
trustees, H. B. Beers, J. S. Lyon, W.
A. Kellogg.
The report of the Yale University
Baseball association shows that the. to-
tal receipts fer 1895 were 810.809.68.1111d
the expenditures $8,005.13. Of the items
in the latter amount the most import-
ant are :Traveling expenses. 81, 618. 42; he-
tels and meals $638. 58; merchandise
and sporting goods, $710. 98; training ta-
ble, $2,429.39. _ '
Presiding Elder North. formerly pas-
tor of the South Norwalk Methodist
church, publishes a long'commnnicntion
on the subject bf his being “excused"
byJudge Cable. of New Haven. who
had charged him with contempt. sever-
al weeks after judgment had been sus-
pended. Mr. North thinks he was un-
Justly charged. Some of the things of the West
—Iamsoins 10112011611 the Five 011- Sim-Silk 11111111 11.1w arrived in South
nersblacksmitfh shop, at Broad River. Norwalk and boilcl'mcn 111-‘11. now at the
to commence Work on Monday. Thank-lamp on Water and Elizabeth streets
ing the public for past- patronage. and making repairs to the boiler and engine”
A party of Stamford young people cu-
Nor'wulk.
andhad suppcrat the home of one of
the putty in"Darien. The ride was so
much enjoyed that it was resolved to
have one c111ry few weeks throughout
the balance of the winter.
——Malag11 gr11pcsl5 111.1. lb. F. D.
Lawton-fi C11 11. g
The Westportcr is authority for the
statement that Lyon' s Plains wants the
electric road '11s lunch if not more than
any. other place. on the face. of the earth.
A gentleman who is 11'1-11 versed in mat-
ters on the Plains roc cutly said he knc 11'
over fifty peoplo who had left- 111 the last
five years bt‘( ausc the re was no means of
getting to “'cstport 11x1 cpt by teams.
hoping for a continuance of the same. I The plant 11111 bc 1111111111 to South Nor- i
walk from Ncw'York \Vodnesday It
will require twenty— fivc railroad cars to
There were twenty- -fo1n' deaths in mum” the machinery,
Norwalk during the month of Novem-
ber.represent1ug an annual death rate
of 14.5 per 1,000 inhabitants. Thcrcwere
1,041 deaths reported in the state during
the month. This was 1091135121 than in
October, and thirty-five more‘than the
average number‘bf deaths in November
for the five years pr’ec eding the present.
The death rate was 15.8fm the large
towns, for the small towns, 13. 9 and
15.4 for the whole stat”
am yours truly, Luther M. Wright.
Alfrcd Kelcy, who, with his wife.
Lillie LaRosc. will be remembered as
clever specialists and tutors with the
Babb Comedy company. have joined
Waitb’fl Comedy companv. which Mr.
Hovt 11111. fulfill for this season. Mr
secured the bright Elmore cllildren,‘E.
M. Crane and-.Mr and Mrs Conditt.
0111.11
1 Each ingredient 15 tested before compounding, and
‘ it must be found of the highest Standard The baking
powder itself 15 tested. That’s why each spoonful does
perfect work.
joycd a straw ridc last Friday. night to.
011 thc'rcturn they stopped.
Kclcy has just reco1 cred from an eight
weeks' serious illness. Mr. waits has
John Wassen, of the Norwalk Lock
company. is taking a much needed rest
today.
-—F1'ee souvenir entitled “Baby‘s First
Toys. " The Great A. & P. Tea Co.. 41
Main street.
‘ Drescher d1 Mergner. of South Main
iii", have been taken into the Barbers'
Union,
The newly elected officers of Washing
ton Chapter, It A. M” will be installed
January 8. -
‘1.-
Addison is moving from
mulled Nolan’ s house on Spring Hill to
Harbor avenue.
The members of the Liederkranz soci-
ety will give a masque ball in their hall
at Norwalk, New Year's eve.
t-Oolonel Frank S. Roberts‘ Norwalk
Military Institute closes 011 the filth
lust. for the usual holiday vacation
The Epvmrth League of the First
Methodist Episcopal church will hold 11
sociable at the parsonage. next Tuesday
evening.
V
Mrs. Imogene Ross will sing at the
musical under tl111‘1lircction of J. Walter
Hall, at- Carnegie Hall. New York, next
Wethicsday afternoon.
Stephen Stanley. S. K. Stanley‘ :1 fath-
111', is 111me as enjoying 11x1ellt111t
healthh Next March he expects to cele-
brate the ninety-mini anniversary of
his birth.
A pile of brush burning on tho Low
propcrty. llt'ill‘ the County Homo. last
night 11111 to the report that the Home
111111 been. set on fire 'by :1 'dcfcctivc fine.
This was soon found in be untruc.
It is earnestly rcqucstcd that all who
1111- willing to aid in tying grocns for
flu1 111-11111.1tions 2.1 the South Nol'walk,
B1 lug-1h, for the (' hristmus con—
colt met-t at tl1c1hur1'l1 tonlon"o11 night.
One 11ftl111 Norwalk and South Nor-
:hlk‘ Electric, Light company s trans-
f1'1r111crsbnr11wl out on Wall strcct. Sat
urduy night. plunging thc stores-1111 that
circuit into darkness. The (lilnlngc was
r“: lllitlm&filil ning
B11nj11111inS.liccd. l.1t111c111plo1'11l at
F.H.1_1cs 111. '11'k1t. has purchased the
market of (.‘onrtland l'l. Ililsdon. corner
of South Main and I'la1'il1111dstr111-ts, and
took 'posscssion today. Mr. Ililsdon
contcmphncs going to New York.
The 1.1111111111111115 Unmn will hold its
monthly meeting tonight with lln
Misses Disbrow, “11st avenue. Those
who how not yet joined and desire f111lo
so will be cordially wclcomcd. 'l‘lu1 pro
gran11ncproniiscs to be an intcrosting
onc.
—Mulng11 grapes,
Lawton & Co's.
An‘intercsting musical service will be
held .in the South Norwalk Baptist
church tonight. it will consist of 11
reading 111111111111 “Christie's Old Organ"
1111111 will be _illustratcd by stcn'opticon
views and .(‘companicd by songs. All
are invited. The admission is frcc.
lb. F. D.
15 cts.
111 the Town (.‘ourt this morning,
Philip Fitzsimmons. an old soldier from
the home at Noroton. was tried for
drunkenltcss.) ,‘Hc was found by Officers
111111151111 Valient on F1'aI1ltli11 11111111111
at 11 late hour Saturday night. Judge
Hubbcll fined him *3. and suspended
sentence. ‘ ._
\Villic Tanner attcmptcd to jump into
David ‘Jcnks‘ milk wagon on Main strcct,
Norwulk. this morning. whilctho horses
were in motion. He missed his footing
‘and foil under the rear wheels. which
arms. Hc was bruised, but otherwise
uninjured.
Tth. M. (7. A. song scrvziu- at the
iNorw 111k Opcrn House yesterday. was
1‘1xceodingly interesting. .Bthe 111111111111P
. 11ers thrown upon :1 cauv as by 11 power-
l 1111 stereopticon and explained. Hymns
lwcrc nlsothrow‘n upon the strccn and
' the large number present joined in the
singing. .
Two-thirds of the. hat, makers and
0 er twotllirds of the finishers 1111111. 1111.-
elated themselves in f.“ or of amalga-
motion. there is now at one associa-
tion-4"Tlle United 11' ttcrs of North:
Amercia.” The first convention of the
new association will be held in New
York, January 13. 1896.
speaking of 't’nc annual '111cct111g of
the South Norwalk fire department
Brothchoucs‘ .Westportcr says: “We
engineers were unanimously 111-elected.
Chief Baker has shmvn himsclf’wcll
qualified fey the position. and his dc
p.1rtmei'1t' did the proper thing in sup-
right man in the right placel"
-Free ,with '1 lb. of ten. 11 doll TN
inches in length. The Great A.&,1P.
Tea (10.. 4f Main street.
.(Over F. land's Confectionery.)
' War—-
’ Governor Foster \Vlll Ila Honolulu-tell.
l wcnt over both of his legs and onc of his ‘
Lsohool and Was making a shortcut by
are pleased: to lls'irn the old board of. '
porting him at this time. ushc is tllu‘
F. D. LAWTON‘ & 00.,
. 22 South Main Street.
W m 9111111 on flop.
That is our reason for the follow-
ing prices:
Fresh Pork Bout, 7c per lb.
Fresh Shoulder, tic per lb.
Fresh Ham. 101:. per lb.
Pork Sausage, be per lb.
'Pigs' Heads, 1c per lb.
‘ Hunts Made Head Cheese, 10¢ per lb.
Pigs" Feet. 50 per lb.
£1“. no.1 Lard, l0c per 11.; 11 111... for 250.
tPerk, ._‘:__,“ .. 6 lbs. for 50¢,
111111111 1111111111111.
New York Mallet.
5 FRANK S. AYERS, Proprietor.
Donovan’s Block. Washington Street.
JACKSON’S PHOTOGRAPHS
Combine the Ldl'u‘l'll'flal AID IIIIBB. Our aim is to give satisfaction to our patrons.
and 1» 1111111111 them with 11111 1111511 productions of the rno'ro'onsruro an.
LARGE COLLECTION OF CHILDREN‘S STUDIES.
E. M. Jackson. Photographer.
58 Wall Street. Norwalh, Conn.
EDWARD STREET.
CHRISTMAS. l895.
We ask you to call and look at our display of
Holiday Goods.
ll 11 have eclipsed all previous efforts in this line. The early bu or will have the best
stock to select. from as most of the good cannot be duplicated Infancy price on any
of them Every artl1h1 at 11 low figure, in order to close out before Christmas.
'1‘ lit finest stock of Celluloid floods it has ever been our pleasure to show you.
Books. Booklets. t.‘11|eml11rs.etc.. et1. “stake particular prlde 111 our llook stock;
great variety, 1 helm-goods. low prices. Books. Booklets and Calendars for mum: and
old. llun1ik1-rcl1icfs.nnd such pretty ones. too, dainty figures and beautiful borders.
5111-1 ial burg '111111 in scvuml lines at We, 1'." (,1: 111id."..1c We haw initials in Linen
and Silk for ladies and gentlemc 11.
thins stocks have not been forgotten Our aim has been to show ‘thc best select-
ed stpcgof general dry goods in the twin critics and We think no hnxc succeeded.
Edward Street.
No. 5 (iAZETTE BUILDING,
s‘lihi1i””sunwnon. 11111111115191: 111.
"TRY AUSC
IOI
5Uflncou
Dlebrow.
Cl P ES I fill G k ' m‘
‘tcoi'ui': of.\\Vllé:lH1l; W ategagg'lioés; “$.53 TEACHER 0F PIANO.
wa '11 Indus e ales sty as l a , 1
up“. em . 1:11 . {figrflpgg‘ e on application. fuihifl
111111.11. In School, . .
South Norwalk. Art Students‘ Leo nc Conn-11
Mrs. \ l). Prentiss 11111111111. llss Grace
leonle Prsutl s. Instructors Apply to Miss
Scott. at Public llbrsry.South Nurwalk. i
ll. m
Gulllllll, 11111111, 811111 of M1111
mm 15111111111 of 11111111111 111111 local
Inslrllctlon Ind 11111111 and Patronlzcd
by the Royal Family. nobility and
tlcatty of lnglanll 1 '
MllS. [Mill lllelll,
l’upll of the abovo world famed School of
Oratolio 11ml Plano-Fort» lnsvrnctlnn. is now
pro .1911 to rscetvs 1111111111111 south Norwalk
su1lp1 lclnlty and tolnlpart vhe most thorough
instruction by Ihls rnpl 11y progressive and 1111-
equalled svstem of musical cducs'loa Voices
11 11.1 ed and a p11 '11 ard perfect tone d -velo
[loading music at sight. nellcscy court; not!
with tlrvnnrss of tone t1. elasth Itv and flexibil-
fly 1 rflngerlng are speedily acquired by this
mulchlsss system.
(to 1rs1by spe- Isl twrmlsslnn) to J. 6 Bo-
Imhm1M.D..SunthNoerk; Sunni Flclt'
r1 1.1-5.1. llouajtou: James Campbell, M. ll..
HI '"I Hal/818d
Ilruggisl.
The Bright Window at-
43' Washington 31.,
under the; Mshackcmo
Hotel, ' already begins
to suggest "the Holi-
days.
It is filled as is the store
behind it‘with a
Bruin-1mm
Adduss a” communicstlons. Box 2.1m-
nut m. Conn. ' 1121 3111
"NEW Onassis, Doc. 16. -—Governor F -
tsr wlll no doubt be rcuominated at. the
state convention at Shreveport on Tues-
day. ills control of the Democratic state
machine has, however. created great dis
satisfactl u, and it is feared that a combi-
nathhh ween'ehe opposing faction and
the Populists and Republicans will be
made. It is expected that the north Lonlsl-
nun delegates will try to get a 16 to]
plant; adopted. and this will be fought.
The indications, however, are that the
free silver men will carry their point. '
. Another Bic Tailors' Strike.
NEW Yo’lnt, Doc. ltl.—-The great lock-
out of the tailors is 011. Over 12,000 men
in. this city and an equal number in
Brooklyn found their workshopss cloned
against them yesterday By tonight over
to, 000, it is expected. will be out A hard,
bitter gwlll be the result. The can:
tractors have determined to try and restore
the “swoatfng” system. which the Broth- . . ,
.erhood'ot Tailors has crushed out. and to ,
destroy the 1111151111 organization
—-—— And
Brut Variety of
-Billod Returning From Sunday school. , .
81111111111111, Dee. 111—William Nlttnl- .
“111111.113 years old was struck and in— ~
stantly killed by a passenger traln on the 1 I n u 1 .
West Shore yesterday afternoon. The boy
who ruling to his home from Sunday
walking on the railroad tracks. Two oth- ‘ ‘ '
or bone who accompanied him narrowly
escaped death.
allure Cuban Sympathlxsn.
Wrusssssns, P11, Dec. 111—At a
meeting of the Union Veteran league of
this place strong resolutions were adopted
faverlng Cuban independence. 1;. I .
V Appointed Reading Clark. R H x PlalstEd
. ." .' ,
Wasnlnoron. Dee. 111—Mr. Robert S
Hatchet of Lafayette. lnd., has been ap-'
pointed one of the reading clerklln the
houseiofrepresentatlves
‘ Prominent Brewer Dead.
‘ firmness, Dec. 111—William Kearney.
a prominent brewer and maltster of this
tallisltlngton 8111111.-
1lty, died hers. ’ '
Dewut's Little Early Risers for billous- " 80m 5 ”I!!!“ .Clllll.
nesedndigssttou. constipation. A small " ’ " ‘ ‘
pill, sprompt cure. E. P. Weed &G. C.
l (sonwsm sizws os 1111111111 1111111.)
.319" .-
u.-
Stillson. \
Cut Glass"
wm be here before you know 11. * -{
5
’1 malt: [
Are you undecided what to give vour husband, father, - "1‘11
brother or 11011. Men appreciate useful gifts. A man's store is Q
the best place to get manly things. ‘ ‘
1,.1, |
1
An Ulster or an Overcoat would make a princely gift. We
have some fine ones 111110; some more, some less.
”.3
Even 9. Suit would be very acceptable to most men or boys. i '
Should they be supplied with these, a flat or 9. Cap, 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 9. Traveling Bug would look out of
sight on your Christmas tree.
Silk Mufflers have appeared among the correct things to
wear. Our line' 18 handsome and large.
Egyptian Lawn Initial Handkerchiefs, hemstitched,
25c; Silk ones, 50c. \
Come near omitting our Neckwear. Correct styles, beau-
tiful patterns, 25c, 50c, 75c and t1. '-
If we have left out anything in our suggeli‘hons that you
may have 1n mind, come and see if we have it; ten to one we
have.
COMSTOCK 131103..
Itflouth Main Street. ,
South Hermit; .1. 1
liflLFORD A. GIFFIN. MANAGEH
\
Masonic Building.
Norwallt.
1‘ .uh 1.1K Innin-
111. 21-1-
You M‘ay be Thinking
what shall I get for my family and friends for Christmas?
8. ROOD, l6 South Mala Street.
can help you out of all difficulties.
intlold, Bilver,etc.,| Diamonds Rings JewBlry,
$2 50 up.
of every de- -Cl’lpti'lu,
Solid Silver and Plaited Ware. Blocks
of every style and price. An endless assortment of NOVELIIES. Sliver, Alumi-
num.C11luloid 11nd Luuthor.
OPERA GLASS“. GOLD SPEC‘J‘ ACLES and Bill GLASSES. Eyes Ex- _ _ ,,
amined Free by an 0p1i111an.tls1111g made my slow very attractive, have placed K
in its full line of Goods for the Hohdsys. Prices low at. " ' ’
ROOD’S l6 SOUTH MAIN STREET 2'.
For Sale! 1 , ~
'1 1 , E1ght Hun lred pounds of Mustard and Turnip
.‘" 1'1 "151 3511111111, the result ofs screening four cars of cats
Milli Shall be pleased to sell you the cats too, and
L charge no more for them than others who do not
have the facilities for cleaning them, seeds in-
: eluded I am determined to have you satiifl+d if " 1
‘ you deal wi1h me (21:31 ty first and always, then
. 1 price. F. very man who‘ has an appreciation oflhe '
l9. nurse should see that he has the best of feed; he
1; 1 deserves it. What we say we do, we do do.
EMANUELT HATCH
_ 15 MARSHALL STREET. , .,
The Leadlng Graln' Dealer. . ..
AGENT FOR
Buffilo Gluten Fe1d for Cattle, Chickens and Horses. ’
. Ivy, 11311111111: BRANCH 01111111111.
111“. ' FOR HORSES SOLMANS’
.1 so 01111.13 lesnv STABLE.
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PERHAPS YOU ”DON’T!
1-1.
Watches
in" L] ll ‘
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But iffyon should want any
Watches. Jewelry; or
or your Watches, Clocks and Jewelry ’19-
paired and clean-1,1 call or 51.11 11 at once to
A. W. AUSTlN
OPERA HOfiUSE BLOCK, NORWALK.
"B
Hill! Hill
A -» NOVEMBER SALE.
FAMILY 8001' Mill SHOE STORE of I}. H. HARVEY
These goods .‘will be closed out at reduced prices FOR ONE MONTH
0N LY, so new is the time to lay 1a a winter’ 9 supply of
Boots, Shoes and Rubbers
while they can bebeught
Diamonds. Silvelwarefi
4...:
' At. Bargain Prices
Norwalk Chronicler