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The encnmw and “Mason Union
will meet nmightum
~3weet orange: 85 eta. doz. at l". D.
Lawton d; Go's.
Linadn Council, 0. U. A. 31., will
hold its mgnlnr meeting tonight.
.L—b...
~Sltlteo, sleds, sleigh-bells, at Wat-
kins & Dow's. 112 Wash. street.
The Danbury {News says Mrs. A.
Batchford, 0! that city, has gone to Nor-
walh for her Malth.
--A new invoieo‘of cigars and smelt.
‘ ers‘ urthlegjust received for the Xmas
"l trade. Butler's cigar store.
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it
Oscar 1. Jones has lewd E. A. Wood-
ward's house at 9 Arch street and will
move into it about February I.
‘ ~Lutlies' felt hats at O'Brien‘s.
Members of the Arion Singing moiety
willmeet in their hall tonight, for the
purpose of tying Christmas greens.
tr“?
—Sweet oranges 35 cts. doz. ‘ at F. D.
lam & Co's.
William Jennings. of ram] place,
will succeed George Hoyt driver for
the Troy Steam Laundry, next week.
—-Meerschaum and brior pipes, latest
styles, reasonable prices. Trowbridge
.& Co.
The National Assrxriation'of Station-
ary Engineers will hold a meeting at its
headquarters, No. 8 North Main street.
~Pape‘teries in boxes and pads in large
varieties and lowest prices at M. St
Smith's.
A special meeting of the Woman‘s
Auxiliary, of the Y. M. (7. A., will be
held Tuesday afternoon at the regular
time and place.
—-Choice Malaga grams, 2 lbs. for '25c.,
at Cuueo’s, R. R. P.
The city assessors of Norwalk have
completed their work and turned the
3;, books ever to the pity clerk to await the
action of the Board of Relief.
—Special line of gents' furnishings
for Xmas, at M. S. Smith‘s. «
The South Norwalk friends of Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph L. Jennings, of New
4:
L ~ Haven, will be pained to learn that a re-
lative is seriously ill with typhoid fever
at their home and that their residence
is quarantined.
—Call and see my choice collection of
briar and mccrschaum pipes at prices
that can’t be beat, at Barker's cigar
store.
r, 1
_ .9- ._... -.._..
E. C. Bross, publisher and editor of
the Ridgeficld Press, author of “A Morl-
ern Pharisee," which has created so fav-
’ ‘ orable an impression, is at work on
another novelty, which he will call “The
Spendthrift.” It will be published next
Spring-
-—If you want to get there Christmas,
call at O’Brien's.
Alltrains are now running over the
recently completed section of the iron
bridge over Washington street. The
p Danbury trains run on the west-bound
" ‘West Norwalk was burned to
Consolidated track, and four men are
employed as switchmen and flagmen to
prevent accidents.
-—-Everything in haudkerchicfs for
gents, ladies, and children'in silk, linen
and cambric, for 3c. to $3:00 coolnat M.
S. Snflth's. M_._'” ‘
Albert .Weed, whose basket factory in
the
groundlast week, is of the opinion that
it was the work of incen‘ iaries. He
lost all his tools and (:(msiderablo stock
and household efi‘mts. Mr. Weed car-
ried no insurance, and his loss will be a
severe one. »
4A car load of sleighs arrived yester-
‘ day at Wriglit's repository.
There was [a gathering of children at
Hillside seminary, Wednesday evening,
the occasion being a Christmas - tree
given by Mrs. Mead and her pupils to
' the children of the, town. About forty
were present. Gifts, refreshments, a
, Christmas tree and a Santa Claus com-
‘ff bining to make the evening one not soon
v. tobe forgotten. ‘ .
-—Do lyou want the latest umbrella
and cane mmbincd? U‘Brien's.
heroed'of tlurwar. speiarhcs were in order
I" captain Gouge Couch. of Bay-view
avenue. is critically ill.”
-—.All"liinds wiumrcaps, O'Brien's.
Henry Hoyt. cl Railroad plum, emula-
ed his ankle yesterday.
«Rocket knives: scissors and razors,
finest quality at Watkins ll: Dow‘s.
i
TheAriou Singing society will hold its
weekly pmctice tonight.
Alliristmas wreaths of holly, pine
and laurel, with scarlet immortellos
Fine Ianml, the. per bunch; holly, 250.
Illulford’s Floml Hall.
The public. wheels clme next Tuesday
afternoon for the holiday vacation.
~—l-lwcet orangeszldcls. doz. at I". I).
Lawton & Co's.” W 4 4
The boats ()iven McWilliams undl
Mulheurn are at John H. Ferris‘ wharf
with mud. .. ,l' , ,,
—-Meutn of all kinds cheap-r than over
bemre; at Peoplefs Market. No. 13 North
Main street. '
One of the largest hogs ever sum in
town was on exhibition this morning at
J acob .‘lchaub'nLMw _
~Tam o‘ Shantcrs at O‘Bricn's.
Johnson and Ymrger will give an
athletic. entertainment in' the Not-walk
Opera House, January 24.
—-A full line of nicerschaum and briars,
latest styles, at Trowbridge & Co’s.
Reasonable prices.
The date of the subicription dance to
be given in Arion Hall, has been chang-
cd from New Ymus night to the night
before New Years.
—-Live frost fish, New York Market,
. The Knight Street African Methodist
Episcopal and Calvary Baptist churches
have mudc pn'parutions for special
Christmas music on Sunday.
—Lutcst Youmau style at ()‘Bricn's.
Managcr J. B. Morris. of the Southern
New England Tclcphouc company's
Norwalk office. is distributing ncat
calendars among local snbscrilwrs. 1
——Grcat sport, the latcst thing out.
“Pcck—u—ch." M. S. Smith‘s.
Butcher F. W. Smith, of Norwulkdlas
finished cutting and harvesting icc on
the Union Millpond. His icc house is
full of crystal cakes from six to eight
inches thick. ‘
Mrs. S. H. Orton I» quite sick at the
xideuce of Theolorusi B. Nash, Bay»
w avenue. "
wanton toms, the most popular
lern this winter. beautifully crustal, tide.
to 75m laurbl; 10c. bunch; holly, 25c.
Huntenl'e Floral Hull.
There is no truth in the report that M.
W. Ralstlm, the utmodcadcr. has sold
out his busimsfl.
~Youth's Alpine hats, O’Brien‘s.
Thcgaisson for the railroad bridge
ulmtnient on the west side of the harbor,
the last one to be built, was put. in po-
sition ttxluy.
—-Whut isClill‘onl Hayes going to do
at the Star market?
Work ispmgicssing rapidly on the
new iron bridge xwmss the harbor, and
tho spun on the north side of the struc-
ture is well advanced.
-—l‘lolly. 25in; luund, 10c. pcrhunch.
English mistlttm. llunford's Floml
Hall. .
John Alley. 01 Clay stnmt. was acting
stnmgcly about South Norwalk this
morning. and Chief of Police Vollmcr
placed him in the hickup.
—-Turkcys, ducks illlll chickens. the
finest in the city, at People's Market,
No. 13 North Main strmt.
C. NWVmirl. (,w‘corgc Lockwood and
Selmvtman Merrill are on a fishing trip
to the (irupc remrvoir, to-duy.
—;\Il flavors of fresh candy for 5c.
box, at M. S. Smith's.
The South Norwnlk Athletic club's
scco‘ 4 annual cutcrtuinmcut will be
bold l- 'rht in the gynanusimu of the
club. ‘
—-(,'igurs. $1. $1.25 and N35 per box,
extra line. at 'l‘rowbl’idgc (is ('o_'.<_
'l‘holiudics' Auxiliary. of the YJI. (Y.
.\.. will nu-ct Saturday uftcrnmn at 3
o'clock. It will be u spccial met-ling.
—-Handsomc palms. :tfw. to $1.50;
sword ferns. L's-.2 scllaginclla. l.’>c.; rub
bcrplunt. 35c. to$|.2’.‘i; holly. 250.. and
luurcl. ll‘lc. per bunch. lluuford's Flor-
..1 Hull. ‘ _
Thc Norwulk (‘Ungl‘vgalllullall church
choir will hold its last (‘hrislmasrchcux-
sul at the chapel tonight.
A. I‘. b‘hcrwmld has rcccivcd the gold
medal to bc uwuljdml for the Fuh'ficld
county championéhip rucrs on New
Ymr's day. It is on fixhibition at his
-—You can buy fresh pork and sauv
saga for To a [Mind at the Star M’k't.,
stol’c.
4Ncu‘fm' tho Xmas scamn. flannel
cor. So. Main and Haviland sin-Ms,
The tclcbhonc wire which crosses;
Wall strcct tothc Norwulk club houscl
was broken by a poll‘- from onc of tho"
trollc-ycnrs. this numiing.» It was rc-é
paired without «ll-lay.
——W'hat is ('lifi'ord Haycs going to do
at th'v‘ltar. markctifl . :
———-— I
Humboldt Lmlgc. Sons of Hennau.i
will hold its Christmas tree Sunduyi
night, in (J'cnnania h. l. The hall is?
uowbcingdecorated. and an enjoyable)
time is anticipated.
—If yl'm want a good do cigar, cull?
. l
and sco mc. Barker's cigar store. - l
Tthuywriorrikmrt has fixed a time;
limit of four months from Ill-mnlwr 20 ;
for tho prt-sl‘rntution of claims to tho rc- ;
ceivcr against the Nor-walk and Southi
NorwallgElmgtrio Light company. f
‘ i" 'W i .. . .. ..
-—You can get the finest sparcrib at H
cents. plates at 4 cents. round at In
units, and everything in prolmrtion. at
People's Market, No. 13 North Main
street. ' . .
Buckinghnm‘Post. (l. A. 1%.. has ex-
tended an invitation to the Woman‘s
Relief Corps for a joint installation of
ofliccrsoitlic'two organizations on the
evening of January is. A collation will
be served. .. '
—E.P. Illfapron is in New Haven, to-
day.‘ on a big machinery deal.
The sixthannual reunion and banquet
of. the Eleventh Anny (‘onls asswintion
was heliLinJNew. York city last night.
Covers were laid for two. hundred, and
after the onslaught on tho tables by these
fulfil the small hours of the morning. ;
Charles Smith, of Taylor avenue. this,
city, represented the chentccnth ‘chi- I
ment of C(hineotieut Volunteers. :«
‘ —-N0ne but those-who smoke 1:110va
what an amount of plcasurc is derived;
fromu cigar. A box of ”cigars thunder-e f
makes ene‘of the niccst Christmas pres- i
“ Pure and Surely
ICVI
BAKING Pownlsk.
Biscuit, cake, pot pies and buns,
Get the “Imperial Crown cigars at C. S.
Trowbridge do Co's. . ,i
/
l
.
Dumplings, puddings, Sally Luns, l
Muffins, waffles, griddle cakes, ‘ ‘
re
The very best it always makes.
l
:tuxy huslwcu ulllictcd with a spruincd
, so ago, wont to Norwal'n' for asprco, yes-
5 W., Rufus J. Smith: M. E.. J. W. (lor-
cuts you can give to a friend or rclativc. ‘
‘ and friends of Prof. Richard Voglor at
*his home in Washington sm‘ot.‘ next
i chncwhly.
‘fiveyears ycausugo on that day that
'l’rof. Voglcr marinated from the ('on~
: calliugnind thci’cstivitics will be in com’
. mcnorution of that cvcnt.
‘l'llllw toSouth Norwxdk tcn ycirs ago
blankcts and comfortablcs, at M. H.
Smith's.
“i t
Thollf. M. l'. .-\. gymnasium class will
rcsumc'its prurticc tonight, uudcr 511‘-
rctary‘gluchson's loudcrship. 'l‘hc sci-rc-
wrist. aip‘l'unablc to lake chargc of the
class.
LChiclmus, l'l'g'. lb. N. Y. markcl.
l’ctcr Ralston. ol' \Vcstpurt. not satiw
tied with lwingurtwtcd and lincrl for
intoxication in South Norwalk .1 day or
tcrduy, and landed in llllici‘r Bartram's
hand-z. llv will bc tried-this ul'tcrnmn.
~Do you want a nutty derby ‘for
Christmas? pil‘liricn.
John H. Light and 'l‘almudgc llnkcr
have been appointcd commissioncrs ,on
the insolvent cstutc of (lcorgc l. licolcr.
~Jl'hc Norwalk (ins Light (.‘ompany
is sole agent for thc Wolsbuch Light, the
clic:l[wst light now on thc market. ‘ giv-
ing sixty eundlc power on just‘ ouc-lullf
the gas consumed by the ordinary burn~
cr tip. These burnt-rs can bc'had by ap-
plyingbtoflihc Norwulk (his Light (Tsun-
punyat Norwalk: or. Percy E. Ferris. at
South Norwullt.
A number of young men who call
tlmnsolvcs the Y. M. C. A. Banjo club
met at the asstK-iatiou parlors lustrnight
and spimt the evening playing popular
airs upon their fayoritc instrumcnt.
—-Fresh‘hams. 10c. lb. N. Y. markct.
The fllllll‘b'lllfllllllCt‘l'S. clcctcd at the
last meeting of Olive Branch Lodge,
Nu. m, K. of R. will u,» installed on
January ‘2, Milli: (7. (7.. M. J. Devinc:
V. ('., Joseph Reilly; P., J. 0. Perry; M.
hrun; M. l"., J. E. Bartram; K. R. 5., J
\V. Pennington; M. A.. Charlcs Zcrbola,
trustcc, J. O'Hara. ¥__
—-Fincst stock, lowest prices for Christ-
mas. N. Y. market. .
Thcrc will be u gathering of the pupils
It will be just twenty-
M-rvutory of Music at Hullc. (icrmany,
where be fitted himsclf for his prcscnt
Prof. V1 iglcr
audhas mad!- for himself quite a repu-
tationasateaclu-rof music and cinui
posm'. His latestawhievcmcut in the
minimising-line is the Old Well Waltz
-—-All grades of
. .xs-z'
,1
o: enumearmgg* DECEMBER ‘
Fancy MIXED, CANDY,
., 21bs., 25mm... *
F. D. LAWTON & .00.,
22 South Mala Street.
A“??? . "(w 1;".
Donovan’s Bl
m
Combine the LATIBTB‘I'YLI AID llfllflfl.
E. m. Jackson.
(Over F. Maui’s Confectionery.)
E
CHRISTI“
of them. Every article at a low llgurc,
Books. Boo eta. Calendars. eta, clc. We
Special bargains in several lines, at 10c, 12?.
and Silk. for ladies and gentlemen.
()lhcr stocks have not been forgotten.
Edward
()CCUPIES e. rtlon of E. Gusowakl‘e store,
corner of \ nllnml Water streets. Nor-
malk. ‘4 all and see the latest. styles in hats.
cutie. etc. ‘ , mu
JACKSON’s PHOTOGR
and to tarnish than with the uncut productions
LARGE COLLECTION OF CHILDREN’S STUDIES.
DWARD s‘i'R
' ‘ ‘ in order to close out be
I he lint-st. stock of (‘elluloul Hoods it. has ever been our
great. variety, choiccgoods. low prices, Books.
old. llumikcrehh-ls, and such pretty om-s.
{luau suiwdnfhfiiif
Hard to Escape
giving us an order for poultry and meats
after you have seen the cleanliness and
order not iceablo about our establishment
and witnessed the care with which may
thing is handled. Just now we are re.
eiving fresh, daily. I'oultry. Lamb, can a
ry-fcd Pork, Sausages of the best
munulacture. our 0i\’ll-l)t‘§llll‘.\l. of course,
Beef. Mutton. Harris and Bacon.
FREE DELIVERY.
New York Mallet
FRANK S. AYERS, Proprietor.
ock. Washington Street.
_.———..._.____ -
APIIS
Our aim In to give satisfaction to our patrons.
of the PHOTOGRAPH!!! 4181'.
Photographer.
58 Wall Street, Norwalk, Conn.
EET.
A8... I895.
We ask you to call and look at our display 0!
Holiday Goods.
“'Qha've eclipsed all previous cll‘orls in this line.
stock to sch-ct- !rom. us most of the good cannot be
The early buyer will have the best.
duplicated. No fancy price on any
(on: Christmas. I
' plcusurc to show you.
particulnrpndc in our Book stock:
llooltlcts and Calendars for young and
too, dainty ilgum and ln'uutilul borders.
:c and 25c. We have Initials in Linen
take
Our aim has been to show the best select.
ed stock 01 general dry goods in the twin cities and we think we have succeeded.
Street.
1V0. 5 (fi‘rAZETTE BUII.J)IIV(}.
"use... M. "‘“nnbrow:
TEACHER 0F PIANO.
fl‘e'rms rod-unable on application. Address,
31: “est avenue. summon)
.__. .-.
Riverside Art School,
ionth Norwa‘k. Art Students‘ Lecgue Course.
Mrs. V. I). Prentiss bungan. Miss (.n‘ruce
Leonie Prcntl-s. instructors Apply to Miss
xicott. at Public Library, heath Norwalk. 1
b: In
anomaly,genuine
' from more:
by the Royal lI‘umily, nobility and
Ucnlry of hnglnud l
mas. uh? mxuu.
l’upll of the above world fumed School ot
Oratoriouud Piano-Forte lnsvrncllou. is now
prepared to receive pupils In South Norwulk
null vicinity and to impart tln- most thorough
Instruction by this rum Ily progressive and un-
cquul'ed system of musical cclucu'lrm. Voices
r med and a pure and [perfect tom- clwoloprd’.
limding mudc at sight. delicacy uomhlnml
with firmness of touch. elasticity and flexibil-
lly c-t‘ lingerinuure speedily acquired by this
llllllflllv-arl system.
He «ruby special pvt-mission) to J..l}. Bo-
hnnuon. 5| It. South Norwallt; Snmuvl Flck’
N v. m. . llmvuyton; James Campbell, M. 1).,
liridupore.
Addxrw all communicatlom, Box 2. Re-
vaytan. Noun. o'Jl 3m
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Last. 'l‘ucsday night, when Edward I"
Bab-s was about to rclil'c. he noticed a
bright light in his kitchcu window. Hc
hastily Wl‘lli to the room and found it
all ablaze. Ho caught up a pull of war-
er and succewlcd in cxtinmiishing thc
ilamcs, but the kitchcu and its contents
were badly damaged. Mr. Bun-s thinks
the iirc was caused by one of hiscm-
ployccs, who lighted a lamp and throw
the match into a pile of shavings. which
took tire and smoldcrcd for some time.
A concert was givou in the Town
Hall last night. The artists participat-
ing won-Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lord Mur-
shull. Frcd .B. (fhattcrtou, Muster Fred-
mick ()rmondc and Granville (i. .Picrsc.
An uttructivc progrununo was‘prcscuh
cd, includiiur classical and vocal sclcc-
lions. Charles. H. Peck. the clwutiow
ist, guyc several recitals; ‘
The remains of James Donaldson. a
former resident. of Dorian, who died
\Vcdncsduy at his home in New Jcrscy,
were brought here today and buricdiu
Spring gmvc coinctcly. ‘,
Mrs. June. aged ncul'ly ninety ycars.
who resides with her sorriu-luw. Cap-
tain Lewis Smith. 'fcll yesterday and
brokc hcr hip.
The Unitarian C1 nlgrcgatiomd socicty
will hold a (‘huistmas service ncxt Sun-
damut ( ioldcn Eagle. Hall.
A new cutcrprisc has been started ‘in
Duricu. Homcr Bin-hard is prcmriolor
of the Daricn Herald. ‘ ‘
Mrs. Alfred Morchousc. Jr: entertain-
cd the \Vhist club. last night. ‘
Mrs. William Ogden is spending two
weeks in0 New York.
~_—Fur capes, Imus and scarfs in as-
tral-dam, mink. thibct, electric soul and
may. from . 73M; upwanls, at M. 5.
gents“ skin gloves at
M. S. Smith's. '
Sinith's.
.
surmised
Druggist.
W
Useful Bills-
It is foolish to buy a usclcss ariiclc
ioru
I‘ut
yourmoncy into something substantial.
The recipient. will appreciate
gilt.
Christmas or New Year's prcscnt.
a sensible
We suggest:
‘ Apiece of Cul Glass. ‘
e A Bottle of Perfumery.
HNE or ‘
our Beauiilul' Atomizers.
A HA L F D07. H N
Alter Dinner Coffee Cups.
and advise our friends to drink
lrmlusa "Water
1 will make yourthislmas
dinner taste better, and we
delivera ' '
5-Glllflll DEMlJlHil "
at your house for
3 I .00.
n. H. Plaisled,
43 Washington Stmt.
Slum: Nomad, Bonn.
W emitters. 5 p
.1 g ‘ "WWW . m... . .. . W M .1 t C, . . ~
*' :31 [’000 lbs-
‘.
flame line
And make an inspection of our stock.
‘come All v
A
A thousand and one things will be suggested to you as auit- ‘
able
, CHRISTMAS HTS.“
We would be happy to sell you should you be disposed to
buy. But none will be urged to buy.
Stop'at Home and Avoid the Pushing and
Crowding \ i
of the stores in the great Metropolis. .
Our Prices arepo Higher and the AsSonmenliis'
Good and Large.
Here are some of the many thin
gs you may expect to find in
our great home stores: '
Neclwear, Umbrellas, Smoking Jackets, Gloves, Canes, Bath i‘:
Robes. Suspenders, Bags Ninghlns. Mufflers, Dress SuilCases.
Sweaters, Initial Handkerchiefs, Hats and Caps. Underwear, ~Full
Dress Shields, ladies’ Shopping Bags, Fancy Corduroy Vests,
Sik Arm llastics, Mackintoshes. Hosiery, Suits, finals. Ulsters
and Rufus. . _ z, .
COMSTQCK BROS?"
r.
MILFORD
Masonic Building,
liarwalk.
A. GIFFIN. MANAGER.
l
Holiday Goods.
Watches Iiannnds andlewelryr.’
SilVer Novelties.
H- s. noon.
,
' Euht hundred pounds 0:“ Mustard. Turnip
and other Seeds, do mum of screening four
. “. cars of earl. ‘
. ~E Shall bu pleased to.f;cll you the. oats and
3; chat-no no m-‘ro than others who do not have
T. g the facilitic. 9 for L ironing {h m charge, seeds ins
eluded i am detennim d to have you satirfld if i
, you deal with me (ganbty first. and always, then
, prico livery man woo has an appreciation of the,
' . I horse should son that ho hen the best of feed;.he '
7T _' deserves it. What we say we do, we do do.
MANUEL “if”: HATCH.
15 MARSHALL STREET. .
.7113 Leading“ Grain Dealer.
‘ AUQCMT FOR ‘
, Chickens and» Horses.
. Busscuormoe,
.somnss’
swear STABLE.
oil’T! 7“
>vgv‘wujnmwwuaum 4mmwp-w1mrven ”l m..- . .
’ Fill: ilUllh‘ [Uri
AND CATTLE
r_
momma *
Wamhes; Jewelry. at ‘Silvelwarc
or your Wetchis, Clock: and Jewelry ro-
paimd and, cleaned, call or send at once to
!
Diamand‘s. ‘
A. w. AU er I N...
cruel noose BLooK, NORWALK.
New run .
A .. NOVEMBER .. SALE
FAMILY BOUT AND SHOE STDBE oi C. H. HARVEY,
These goods gwill be closed out at reduced prices FOR ONE MONTH
ONLY, so now is the time to lay in a winter’s supply of "m“:
Beets, ShoeMd Rubbers
, while they can be bought
Al. Bargain l’ri (:1: s ,
‘c
,
ELI.
Norwalk Chronicler