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NAMYMN
MPAWHIS.
“resume-mum
enormous-camellia.
Peter Ryan, uCousolidated road brake-
man, is suing the road for “.000 dam
ages for injuries received at Bethel.
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Mrs. Bard. of West Norwalk. returned
home last night. from New York city,
where she uldwzeut an operation.
—Call and see my choice collection of
briar and meermhaum pipes at prices
thatcau't be beat, at Barker's cigar
store. “W
George Downing, proprietor. and Sam
Merritt. matter of the Alhambra,
sumo-1.1.1... yesterday fined $200
and costs each for keeping adisordorly
house. .Tlley'tuok an appeal.
-~Euglish walnuts? lbs. for 25¢, at F.
D. Lawton Jr Co's.
A performance will be given by the
Amateur Minstrel troupe of Bridgeport,
in the Norwalk Opera House. Saturday.
December 21. It is being conducted by
members of the Sons of St. George.
—Are you in a quandary about what
you.shall give for Christmas? Go to
Comstock Brothers. they can help you
out.
The County Commissioners yesterday
grantedadruggist‘s license to E. G.
Tornliuson, of South Norwalk. Today
the Commissioners will go to Danbury;
Thursday to Greenwich. and Monday of
next week to the same town.
~LateatYoum11n style at O'Bricn‘s.
The degree team of Sherman Council,
Royal Arcannm, of South Norwalk.
worked the degree on two candidates at
the meeting of Ponassus council. Nor-
walk. last night. After the meeting
there was a social hour. The candidates
were Rev. S. B. Pond and Elmer Miller.
—I"ine fr'fit'fle, 10c 1b.. at DeMott's,
6 South Mdne'tfiret.
The mandamus brought by J. (‘1. U11-
derwood. of Westport. ordering the
County Commissioners to show cause
why they refuse to grant him a license,
will not be heard before the Superior
Court, as it has been agreed to take the
, case to the Supreme Court of Errors, on
reservation.
—Tarn o‘ Shkntcrs at O'Bricn's.
‘ The people of Washington are greatly
interested in the composition of the
House committee on the District of Co
lumbia. ”Many of them who have met
Mr. Hill, of the Fourth Connecticut dis-
trict, are pleased to find that so good 11
business man is slated for membership
on that committee
—Euglish walnuts,2 lbs. for 251', at F.
D. LawtonfiatCo's
The doll sale this afternoon and even-
ing, under the auspices of thc ladies of
the South Norwalk Baptist church,
promises to be very enjoyable. The
scene is at Mrs. H. P. Morgan's, 33 West
street. No admission will be charged.
Refreshments will be served and a musi-
cal progranime rendered.
—Rain or shine. an umbrella makes a
very delightful Christmas present. Com -
stock Brothers have most excellent lines
of carved, inlaid and Silver trimmed
handles.
The annual rental of pews in the South
Norwalk Congregati al church will be
held tonigllt at'n" . :30 o ”clock followed by
a at which nzfreshmcnts will be
by the ladies. At the last meet.
‘ing of the Ecclesiastical society of the
church it was voted to make the pews in
the church free at the evening service.
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—-A new invoice of Cigars and snack
ers' articles just received for the Xmas
trade. Barker's cigar store.
The Southport tire department has
purchased of Henry H. Wefel. vice-prep-
ident of the American Fire Engine com-
pany, of Seneca Falls, 11 Silsby fire on-
gine. The price was, including 1.000
feet of hose, $3.200. This is the same
kind of machine as is owncd by the
Norwalk department. The sale came
about through the committee' snsit to
Norwalk last Saturday.
——You would hardly expect to find 11
good line of bath robes. slumber robes
and smokingjackcté‘iu town. Comatock
Brothers have .a surprise for you. '
.-c
leVe
Biscuit, cake, pot
'falthataat O'Brleu‘a
At the funeral of William Cooper Mead
Roberta, 1.1.1 from his late home in Ro-
pry/anon this morning. Rev. C. M. Sclleck
Mod,
The farce "No Cure No Pay." will be
givcnby seven young ladies from out of
town I chem-tit of the Y M. C. A..
11.1.1111 1
iii you want to get there Christmas.
call é”O’Dfllfll' 11
Kflogg k. company have finished
putting the ‘floor in the tunnel between
the t : denim. and have sent their men
and material back to New Haven.
1:. outrbanks. of Norwalk, has
caught the fancy poultry fever
'and has purchased a dozen thoroughbred
Plymouth Rocks of Frank 1". Clark, of
Cranbury.
-Do you want the latest umbrella
and cane combined? O‘Brien's.
The1h1magcs asked for in the Preumr-
Maples libel suit have been increztsctl to
0000, the 11111htional $300 on the claim
that the "Hence was repeated in the
Evening Hour. ..-._
The annual ball of Douglas Fowler
Ford, C. A. R..will beheld tonight in
Music. Hall. Hclne's orchestra will
furnish music, and a supper will be
served in the 111111.
—You can buy fresh pork and sun-
sageforv'lc‘a pound at the Star M'k't..
cor. So. Main 11nd Havilund streets.
Charles, T. Peach, fonnerly of Nor-
walk; Mike-through the ice whilc skat-
ing on Lake Kcnosia. Danbury. last
Satunlay night, and was heroically res.
cued by three companions.
—DcMott's is the place to get fresh
goods at all times. Our oven is baking
night and day. 0 South ‘\Iain street.
-.'l‘l1o‘ alarm sent in at thc flrc (Imam-
ment inspection in Nor“ alk. last night.
caused many to believe thcrc was 11 lire.
A large crowd of spectators gathcn-d.
When the steamer call was sent from
Box 56 it collapsed 111111 is now useless.
It will harem be rcplaccd by 11 new box.
The 11!] M Wits one of the Stevens
pat. nt. "
—Do you want :1 natty derby for
'hristmas': O Brien.
J. S. Dl-Mott today (lisposml of his
bakcry 11nd confectioncry business in
Landcr's lllml South Main street. to
W. H. Jones. of Rtxrkvillc Center, L. l.
The store in the future will be managed
by C. L. Middleton. of Brooklyn, and
the business will undoubtedly be con-
thc future as in the past.‘
-—-Novveltics in 1' hina. glassware 11nd
Japanese goods. also finc note, paper, at
Novelty Bazaar. 171 North Main Sll'l't'l.
Miss H. S. Ryder.
At the recent meeting of the directors
of the lolimlidated road the board voted
the usual dividend of two per cent. for
thc quarter ending December ill. or at
the ratcof eight per cent. pe'r annum.
This is two pcrccntfon the Midpoint“)
of capital stock outstanding when the
t was authorized. ‘
is
cipate in this dividend. but will in the
next.
éNoiic but those who smoke know
What an amount of plcasuro is dcrivcd
froma cigar. A box of cigars thcrcforc
Get ‘the‘lmmrial (frown cigars at C. S.
Trowbridgc 1k. Co’s.
Two candidates received the hunter's
degree in Uncas 'l'r'ibc, 'I. l). R. M.. last
nights The annual nomination of odi-
ccrs was also held. The election takes
place next Tuesday night. The Trile
today took Irma-Salon of its new lodge
tooth, the for mchcntincl otiicc on Wash-
ington’strcot. Thc quarters will llt'
thoroughly renovatml. A social is being
arranged for New Ycar's night.
-—English walnuts. 2 lbs for 2516, at
I". D. Lawton & (1.135.
At no time of the year did the gamer-
alpublic clamor morn- for the sight of
the sprinkling cart than now. Every
gust of wind. and there seems to be . no
lack of it. whirls up the almost blinding
dust and dirt, filled with millions 111"
bacteria germs, and just at 11 time when
the constitutions of most persons are fit
subjects for attack. If private enter-
prise fails. will the authorities not lend
a hand and afford some relief? * *
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—If you want 11 good 51: cigar, call
and see me. Barker 5 cigar store.
ads
“ Pure a 1d Sum."
BAKING POWDER.
pies and buns,
Dumplings, puddings, Sally Luns,
or
" Muffins. waffles, griddle calves,
' The very best" it always makes.
. .' .‘ . l
ducted in the same successful manucr 111
$20111 11111 issue
$ ’ 1,000. The new stock does not parti- .
makes one of the nicest Christmas pres- I
ents'you can give to a friend or relative. 3
"WW Smith is cutting ice on the
Uniontaetoiwpond.
Albert Butts reports six inches of ice
on his Newtowu avenue pond.
The evening schools will close tonight
and reopen January 0111. givinga two
weeks' 1' acutiou.
Thomas Ward, of Hope Hose com--
pany, fellf 1 the supply wagon last
night and was ulte badly bruised.
Mary Pagan f Stevens street. aged
about sixty-fir . died last night. The
decimal was widow of Peter Fagan
—-Skatcs, sleds, sleigh-bells. at Wat-
kins & Dow's. “2 Wash. stmet.
Petor()lsc11.of Westport, wasarrcst-
ed yesterday for intoxication, and Judge
Frost. this mmling. lined him 85. which
hepaid. _ '31:, W
At the meeting of_ the Building and
Loan association last night. 01,700 was
sold. and seven new members were 1111-
mittcd.
--I am going to reopen the Five Cor.
11cr'11 blacksmith shop, at Broad River,
to commence Work on Monday. Thank-
ing the public for pain patronage, and
hoping for acontinuancc of the same. 1
am yours truly, Luther M. Wright.
Miss Nellie Dickerson.of Bridgeport,
has become a resident of South Nor-
walk. and 1.‘ boarding at J. S. DcMott's.
Washington street.
r—Pockct kniv cs, sc ismrs and razors,
finest quality at Watkins 11, Dow s.
Lacy. tho inf1111t1111ugl1ter of Mr. and
Mrs. Patrick Briody. died Monday at
their 11111119 on the old Suugaluck road.
The funeral was this morning.
The regular meeting of Butler Lodg, ~
I. 0. O. l"., will be held tonight. and
the final nominationof oillc crs mud: The
c --11 -( tion 11 ill take plac 1- no at chncsday.
-—Do you want 11 nic c cane. for ( hrist
mas? O'Brien.
The casc of Bela 'l'ippcman, accused
lof sclling fake- jewelry in Springwuxl,
l is set down for trial before judge Frost
111th1 Town (.ourt tomorrow morning
at 211' clock.
-—Novcltics in china. glasswaw and
Japanese goods. also tint- notc paper. at
Novelty Bazaar 15 North Main street.
gunsn s 111-..101
l \l. S. Sturtovatit h is bci 11 obliged to
engagi- four new clerks for the Christ-
mas trade. They are Misscs'Gnu'cUml-
fro-y, (ins-11c Jackson. Lillie Taylor 111111
Miss ll’t'lilllll.
—Youth's Alpine hats, O'Bricn's.
The sclmtttm-n have closed the tramp
~ quarters at the Smith street station house.
The fact that there was no tire. drcn-as-
1-11 the number of tmmpsin town to ovcr
three—fourths what it was last winter.
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The handsomc silvm' m 1111*]. pn'scntcd
" 1.. St. John's Lodge. of Norwalk. by 5'1
Peter's Lodge, of New Milford, 111st
Thuml11y.is on exhibition in thc win-
dow of A. W. Austin's jcwclry store.
—.\ll kinds. wintcrcaps. ()‘Bricn's.
The civil Common Pleas Court was
occupied all day yesterday in thc trial
,of the case of Stanlcy ll. Lowmln's vs
€ Daniel P. \Vicks ct 111s. This is a casc
in which the title tolhc ownership of
some shore land in Rowayton is in dis-
putc. Thccasc occupied the attcntion
of the. court all day, but was not tin-
ishcd.
I
(‘aptain of 1’: MW Dunn. of' Norwalk.
\"6L‘~'Ill)llll1'(l Monday night that :1 tree
cut down 011 Mott :lvi'tlm' liy'(.i('org1'
Mills was not properly lighted and
blocked half the street. The captain
saw that lanterns wr-rc propcrly plam'd
about thcobstruction and notified Mr
Mills that the tree must be properly
cared for.
——DcMottv guarantees strictly 1' 1111111
goods or money refunded. 0 South Main
street
The Norwalk “111111.11 soc .1' ty In 1d its
annual meeting last night In the parlor,"
of the Norwalk club. and elected these
ofiiccrs: Pmsidcnt, W. J. Tracey: vice-
prcsidcnt, L. M. Allen; secretary, l", B.
Baker. The ncxt meeting will be Tucs-
day, January l-l. at the same place.
There will be. :1 discussion on the sub-
jcct, “Tinnors of the Brcmu't "
-—.loseph ()stcrbanks. carriage 1111 Mr.
Dunn s stables. has 1' omplc ted :1 line new
tank for L. J. Reynolds, s111ccssor to
Burton &'Brhndag1‘. torcplacc the truck
recently burned at Ruby's shop.
At the meeting of the Board of School
Visitors, last night. 1"1'cdc1'ick Mead was
appointed 'auditor. Application was
made by Mrs, Francis Beers to send 111:1-
daughtcr Nettie from the Ccutcr to the
Over River school. This was refused, as
there was no good grounds for the
change. The animal rep 1rt of Secretary
Ohnstcad was read and accepted.
-Fresh 1111an 10c 11 pound at the Star
Market.
Where Does This Strike?
‘ It seems to be aNorwalk custom to
1 fold a free copy of 11 newspaper into 11
1 rival sheet if a ncwsdcalcr can be pre-
lvailcd upon to do so.——Bridgeport Tole,—
lgram.
i
No.
. Slillson.
1,000 ‘lbs.
FANCY MIXED CANDY,
2 1b., 25 Cents. .
F. D. LAWTON 81 00.,
22 South Mala Street.
llml to Escape
giving us an order for poultry and meats
after you have seen the cleanliness and
order not. iceable about our establishment
and witnessed the care with which every-
thing is handled. Just now we arena
eiving fresh, daily, Poultry, Lamb, con 11
ry-fcd Pork. Sausages of the best
manufacture. our own—«besides, of course,
Beef. Mutton, llama and Bacon.
PRES DELIVERY.
New York Malkel
FRANK 8. AYERS, Proprietor.
Washington Street.
Donovan’s Block,
JACKSON’S PHOTOGRAPHS
Combine the Llflll's‘l'nx All) rrrnsu. Our aim is to sin satisfaction to our patrons.
and to furnish than with the driest productions of the PHOTOGRAPH“) Alf.
LARGE COLLECTION Ol' CHILDREN‘S STUDIES.
E. 111. Jackson. Photographer.
lOvel’F. Head's (bufeetionern 53 Wall Street. mNorwalk. Coal
EDWARD STREET.
CHRISTMAS. 1895.
We ask you to call and look at our display of
Holiday Goods.
We have cclipsul all pre1ions 1. ilorts in this line. The early I111 er will tune the best
stock to sclcc t from as most of the good cannot be1111plicatcd.."of11n1y price on 11y
of them. l'.\ery:1rt11lc11ta low figure, in order to close out before (' hristmas.
’l’hc thirst. stack of Celluloid (1' 1111114 it. has ever been our pleasure to show you.
”oaks, Booklets. Calendars. etc. ct.c W 11 take particular pride in our Book stock:
great variety, choice goods. low prices.1300l£n, Booklets and Calendars for young and
old. llandken: hicis, and such pretty ones. too. dainty tigurcs and beautiful borders
Special bargainsin several lines, at. 100, 12",cuud L5C. “e have initials in Linen
and Silk for ladies and gentlemen.
()ther stocks have not be: 11 forgotten. ()ur aim has been to show the best select-
ed stock of general dry goods in the twin Cities and Wu think we have succeeded.
Edward Street.
5 (rAZET'I‘E BUIIJDING.
Nellie M. Dlsbrow.
- TEACHER or PIANO.
Terms revocable on application. Address.
as West. avenue. 11112:!) 0111
ll.ll.l’|aisted
llruggisi.
.llllllll SHERWOOD lllllEll.
()CCUPIES a iortlon of E. (vuaowskl'a store.
corner of‘1 all and W ater streets. Nv-r-
xalk. 'all and secure latest. styles in bats.
cape. etc.
llli'e‘r‘slda lrt School,
South Norwa‘k. Art. Students‘ Lei ue Course.
111-... V I). Prentiss Logan. is: Grace
leonle Pr-ctl- -s instructors Anply to Miss
s'c.ott at l‘ubl'cllbrary. South Norwalk. l
[’11 In
111111111,1.1111111101111111
(The System of Mnslcal and Vocal
Instruction lmlorscd and Patroulzcd
by the "cyst Family. nobility and
Gentry ol' tngland )
MllS. [Mlll Dlelll.
Pupil of the above world famed School of
Oratorio and Plano-Forte instruction. l'l now
prepared to recrlve pupllsin South Norwalk
and ”dairy and tolmpnrt the most thorough
lastrucvloub5'1hls rapi Ily progressive tandun.
er", lulled avatcm 111' musical education. \olc 1-1.
11 111 rd and 11 pun-11nd perfect tone (irveloprd.
[leading music 111 sight. delicacy combined
with tin-mama of touch. elastic ltv 11ml flexibil-
liy 1- -t lingering are speedlly acquired by this
man bless system.
Re rrniby special permission) to .l. (1. Bo-
hannnp..\1 I)..South Norwallt; Samuel Ficlr'
et11.1-11.1.11111151unJameslampbel M l). ..
Bridgrporc.
Andrus all communications. Box 2. Ho.
Weston. 011.111.1121 1111
The Bright 'Window at
43 Washington 81.,
under the Mahackemo
Hotel, already begins
to suggest the Holi-
WESTON.
Spw'ial music was enjoyed at the Non
tiold Y. 1’. S E. prayer 111ccting.
Sunday evening. which was conducted
by Mrs. Horace Hurlbutt. days. ’
The Christmas cutertainnicnt of thc It is filled as is the store
Norticld Sunday 51111111111111 be held on . _ ’
Thursday (‘W 11111;. D111 mlx‘r "0. begin- behind ll: With a
ning at 1 o 'clo1 k .
Hoi'acoWynlan and Miss Hattic Wy-
man will lcavc town. this week, for an
extended visit in .lolmStown and (ilov- an“ Varlety 0f
crsvillc, N. k
Miss Lizzic Wakcmapi
New York on Saturday.
visit with her sisters hcrc.
. Horace Hurlbutt, Jr.. of \Vcstport,
has spent :1 few days with his father,
Horace Hurlbutt.
1' Mr. Burr alnd friend, from (‘lrceniicld
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. K.
Fitch. last week. ‘
Miss Louise Jarvis returned to New
York last week. to remain until after
the holidays.
111. ainhlllns. Vanderbilt Gmlfrcy will
entertain a number of friends on Friday
to ening ‘
Frank Lane returned last week from a
three weeks' visit in Illinois and Ohio.
Mrs. M. B. Hill has been spending a
week witlrfricnds in Westport.
Miss Edna Meeker has rmovcrcd from
her recent illness. I '
returned to
after 11 short
Cut Glass
Navellies in Silver
Perfumery.
It". Plaisied,
43 Washington jimt. ‘
8111101 llomalk, Conn.
DcWitt .1 Little Early Risers for bilious-
ness, indigestion, constipation. A small
pill, a prompt cure. E. P. Weed a- G.
Coughing 1rr1tates the delicate organs
and aggravates the disease. Instead of
waiting. try One Minute (tough Cure. it
helps at once, making ‘cxpectorutlon easy.
reduces the soreness and inflammation
Eifpryone likes it. 1‘}. 1'. Wed & (1.,1,‘
Stillaon. '
\
come line!
And make an inspection of our stock.
A thousand and one things will be suggested to you as snit-
11111311113 ms
, We would be happy to sell you should you be disposed to
buy. But none will be urged to buy.
Crowding
of the stores in the great Metropolis.
Our Prices are no Higher and the Assortment is
Good and Large.
Here are some of the many things you may expect to find in
our great home stores:
lleckwear. Umbrellas. Smoking Jackets. Slaves, Canes. Bath
Robes. Suspenders, Bags Higmsmns.Mulllers,llxessSu11llases.
Sweaters, Initial Handkerchiefs, H95 and Caps. Undeiweat, Full
llress Shields ladies' Shopping Bags, Fancy Corduroy Vests.
Sik hm llaslics, Mackintoshes. llisiery, Suits, finals, lllstus
and Healers.
l4 South Main Street,
South Normlk;
MILFORD A. GIFFIN. MANAGER.
.11 :
Masonic, Building,
llorwalk.
-~ 1.11.
1
Holiday Goods.
Watches, Diamonds and Jewelry.
:3.
H. S. ROOD.
For Sale!
, Eight Hundred pounds of Mustard and Turnip
seeds, the result of screening four cars of oats
1 3 Shall be pleased to sell you the oats too, and
. ' charge no more for them than others who do not
’_ have the facilities for cleaning them, seeds in-
‘ eluded l .1111 determined to have you satilfird if
you deal with me. (311 allty first and always, then
. price. 1'. very man wno has an appreciation oil-he
deserves it. What we say we do, we do do.
;MANUELT. HATCH
. g 15 MARSHALL STREET.
The Leading Grain Dealer.
AGENT FOR
Buffalo Gluten Feed lor Cattle, Chickens and Horses.
PERHAPS/ YOU DON’T!
But if'you should want any
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry1'or
or your Watches, Clocks and Jewelry re- ‘
paired and cleaned, call or send at once to
A. W AUSTIN
OPERA HOUSE BLOCK, NORWALK.
._.~.__
1111s 1111
4
AT THE
FAMILY BllllT Allll SHOE STORE ol [3. H HARVEY
These goods iwill be closed out at reduced prices FOR ONE MONTH
0\ LY, so now is the time to lay' 1a a winter’ a supply of
Boots, Shoes and Rubbers
while they can be bought
Al. ljnr'gain I’l'itf‘és,
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Silver Novelties.
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A - NOVEMBER - SALE
1'
Stop at Home and Avoid the Pushing and.--
f. Fru‘c
COMSTOCK BROS“?
en’s helium
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I ; nor-re should see that he has the best of feed; he .-
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Busr GRAIN BRANCH OFFICE.
FOR Houses SOLMANS’ " -
AND CATTLE. LlVERY STABLE.
"Silveiwa‘regigg
Norwalk Chronicler