j} w-DO you want a nice cane for Christ:
m O'Brien. ,.
In. More Knapp, of Union street.
Inquire 111:1.
‘ mHandsome plush causes at Sturtovant‘ a
Thousault case 11f Michael Lubrino
em up before Judge Frost 111 the Town
Court. this morning. and the accuiicd
was found guilty and fined $3 whi1h he
paid. '
~Photograph albums. from 3811. to
”.00; one hundred to select from: no
_ I"
a...“ “v .
two alike; they must go. Hayes, 5
lists m1 Norwalk
Aparty of NOrwalk mople who ab
71911111111111: dance given at Silvermine,
lalt‘ulght. report a good time.
431111101: candy. little. price. Lane's.
Thecuse of P. J. Cahill for non-sup-
port was continued in the Town Court.
this morning. for one week.
--Belt mixed in this town. Lane‘s.
ThoY. M. C. A. song service at- the.
Norwalk Opera House, tomorrow, will
belllultrated by 11 large. stereopticon.
Secretary Jackson will lead theserviccs.
1» --100 new games at Stmtevaut' a.
At the gospel service of the. Young
Men’ sChristiau League at 37 Chestnut
street, tomorrow, A. B. Jomnngs 11111
speak; topic. “Unconscious Infl1111nc.c ”
Themuaic will be by violin, corner and
piano. All are invited.
-—What is Clifford Hayes going to do
at the Star market?
Howard and Albert Mownan. of A111-
herst, and Ben F. Andrews. of Wesley-
anyam spending the holidays with Mr.
and Mrs. B. M. Andrews. West avenue.
—Go to Hayes. 5 Main street, Nor-
walk. for your holiday presents. Toys.
games,'etc. Suitable presents for young
or old. Large variety to select from.
The Order of Brith Abraham will
meet Sunday afternoon in the. society
hallonWashington street to elect offi-
MN for the ensuing six month.
—-Christmas presents at Sturtevant 5.
Why do they call it Xmas? Why?
Because if; is the season
. When it takes an extra X to buy
I A Christmas present; that's thereason.
.- Norwalk heirs are :
ids: afternoon. On W
“Odmstock Brothers store. the horses
» ~Attractive store. attractive goods.
and attractive prices (71111111111 examine
for yourself. H. S. Rood.
The East Norwalk heirs of Anna.L.
Reynolds, of Brooklyn. will appear in
the King's county surrogate court. Mon-
day, When the estate will be divided in
accordance with the will of the. deco: 1111111.
The property 15 in Brmklyn. and 1s said
to be of considerable value. The. East
Mrs. Charles Rey-
nolds and children, Francis. Charles 8..
Lulu and Florence. of Cove. street: their
uncle, William E. Reynolds, of Fort
Point street; and the latter's mother.
Sarah S. Reynolds. bf Osborn avenue.
~3kates and sleigh bells at Sturtcvant’p
(souwnut news 05' rmn mes.)
. Not Used to City Ways.
Irving Lockwood of New Canaan,
drove a spirited team toN rwalk yester-
strc ct. near
took fright at a Tramway car and dashed1
on the sidewalk. The neck yoke. broke
‘ ‘anliflle driver restrained the horses from
with great difficulty. As they
‘ W of! the walk the wheels of the
conjugalocked with Dr. W. J. Tracey’ s
' 1. carriage, but did no damage. The team
1 was 13111111qu and the broken harness re-
paired at Daun’ s stables:
A, team of horses driven by two farm-
.- era tone the trolley feed cable from the
1.
‘3.
" pole in front of the Norwalk post-office
——‘A full line of skates. J. T. Prowitt
00.. 45, Mainstreet. Norwalk.
ROWAYTON.
Thenew twelve horse power engine
undeighteen horse power boiler at F.
Boylston' s carriage factory were started
\ .
‘up yesterday for the first time. and they
molest satisfactorily. The plant was
furnished by Capron, of Nbrwnlll. Mr
' Boylsh‘m will use steam power only
*1.
when the water in Chasmar‘s pond is
drawn down too low for the purpose of
the big wheel.
At a Rowayton Methodist. Episcopal
church, tomorrow morning. the pastor
wfllpresch a Christmas sermon. In the
evening he will preach on one of Pilate's
questions to the Jews concerning Christ.
The young people s prayer meeting will
be held in the chapel of the church at
13:30pm. Subject ”The First Mission-
»: Report." Leader. Mrs. Charles
wage-
. fancy
The wife of Seloctnnm Thomas is scr-
iously ill. Pneumonia is feared.
'l‘heodon1 Ncucndorf, of Lenox Hill.
has been sick the past few days.
—-A full line of skates. J. T. Prom'lt
(311.. 45 Main stunt. Norwalk.
WESTON.
A team owned by Frank Lana, cf
this place, ran away while on
the way home from Westlxn't the other
evening. They ran by the barn and
went two miles 1111 the road. colliding
with a hitching post nearElxmomrFitoh’s
residence, where they were summed. A
load of gmoories which the horses were
drawing was not damaged.
"lalonoy's 1111111111"
This is what the Brooklyn Times says
of Joseph J. Sullivan, who comes to
Hoyt's Theatre. Christmas night:
“ 'Maloncy's Mishnps‘ was presentedby
‘ an excellent company. headed by the
popular Irish comedian. Joseph J. Sulli-
van. A number of specialties introduc-
ed during the play also contributed to its
effectiveness. Joseph J. Sullivan. as
Mike Maloney. is an Irish comedian
whose style differs greatly from that
which characterizes most. rcprimvntativcs
of ‘Ould Ireland.‘ He is original 111
dialect and actions, and has many pecu-
liar expressions which cause roars of
laughter."
“Tango."
Manager I. M. Hoyt has secured the
farcical success “Tuxedo" for Saturday
night. December 28. “Tuxedo" offers
more novelties this season than any tWo
other e11t11rtai1nnc11ts on the road. It
has been entirely rewritten 11p to the
hour by tlnI author. 113d Marbl11.:and b11-
sides the new and witty dialogue, 1117111y
high-class medlcrs. dances and songs are
intmluccd incidental to th1.1 comedy.
131111111111: Pmonts.
The annual season when it is especial-
ly “blessed to give" is approaching. and
the shops display many lumntiful things
from which to select gifts. In the way
of jewelry at Tiffany's. where every-
thing 111111’ is collected. s1 111111 old fashions
arc revived. and asthcse are not all of the
most elaborate. and can'ay‘agout kind.
it is a pleasure to1‘I1roncIc them. In the
first place. the brooch. or "breast pin."
as \vorn at the throat forfymor fifty
years ago. is again shown. to wear with
turned-overcollarsof‘ linen. ba‘tistc, or
lace. which young women now affect
with their tailor gowns. The present
is to have. this brooch of
a large dark stonc. very lightly
mounted. and beyond all others the
amethyst brooch is tht- choice. It (-1111-
sists of an oval or round stom- acarly an
inch in diameter. of delicate purple
111111. regularly cut. and fancifully fram-
ed in pearls or in alternate diamonds
and pearls. 111111111ted in light yellow
gold. This attrac tixc stone. so long out
of g11111r.11 use. is of the purple shade
call11d1oyal, while the French call it
,cvequc or bishop's purple. as ccclcsiastics
of this high rank choose it for the large.
seal ring which they wear as a badge.
Topaz brooches are also in great favor.
their golden brown beauty coming out
with great beauty when treated,vasaro
zuncthysts. with pearl and diamond
frames. ‘ A less familiar stone. for
brooches that go with any toiltete is
the green demantoid. as attractive. to
many as is the emerald. and much less
costly. A slight Empire. borderof gold and
pearl brings out the. rich coloring of this
stone. and shows its light to advantage.
Finger-rings remain the favorite bit of
jeweh'y for general wear. The slender
marquise medallion ring is being replac-
ed by the hoop ring with a row of stones
going partly around the finger. by seal-
rings, the Louis Seize ring with charac-
teristic decorations. and by carved gold
band rings. A pretty little gift for a
girl to give to her firm cc costs only $11.
It- is a match-hex of si ver. with a secret
locket holding her miniature or photo-
graph where one would never suspect it.
and far more beautifully decorated with
carving or mpoussc-w ork inside than it
is en the outside. the «laceration form-
ing a frame for the pictures—Harper‘s
Bazar.
—A full line. of skates. J. T. 'Prowitt
1Co.. 45 Main street. Norwalk.
1111111211 All!) 1101101011.
spcnd the Christmas holidays with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Austin.
WINNIPMIK.
Mr. and Mrs. William McQuillan are
visiting friends' 111 Brooklyn.
Harry Upperton, who has been seri-
ously ill with pneumoniu,.is convales-
cent. ,
George C. Comstock. of Broad River,J
has returned from' a visit in New Haven.
John Troy. of Broaleivcr, employed
at the Norwalk lock shop. was the recipi-
cnt. yesterday. of .a :bcutifnllChristmas
Miss Maud 1111;111:111 Buffalo. will .
gift by mail from one [of his many
friends.
Colonel T J. Murphy. of Bmléemrt.
in connnuud of tho Hibernian Rifles,
hasissued 11111111111111 to members of the
organization to be in mmlinoss to answer
seal] to aid fllt' United States govern-
11111111 1111111111111! war with (1111111 Britain
or any other foreign nation.
Two sheet-iron smoke stacks at C. II.
Merritt db Son's factory, in Danbury.
each weighing about six tons 11ml Incas~
uring seventymight feet in length, fell
yesterday morning. without injuring a
person or doing any serious‘dmnage to
the factory.
A contract has been signed for the
sale of the handsome msidolwe known
as the Brooks place. on Clark's Hill.
Stamford, the resident-two! Mrs. Harriet
D. L. Brooks. to William D» Phillips.
The costly furnishings are included.
The closing of the hatwfaotory of
Leach. Baird & W'iley is a great sur-
prise to the people of Bethel. The fac-
fory is one of the largest in the town.
employing over 200 hands. The cm-
ployeos were paid. '
A conference. was held in New Haven
yestcnlny'afternoon. betwocn 11111111111111-
tatives of Bridgeport and the officials of
the Consolidated road with regard to the
abolition of the grade crossings in
Bridgeport. As a result of the 1x1nfer-
cncc it was stated last night that an ad.
justmcnt of the difficulty had about been
reached and that another tsmfmenco will
be held today to practically settle the
matter.
City Attorney 'l'mnn-y, of Bridgeport.
has been instructed to institute suit
against the Bridgcyxm Traction com-
pany to recover 1111111113354“). the amount
the city has been compelled to pay in
damages to [wrsons injured on the pub-
lic highways while the construction of
thc street. car system was ill progress
during the past two years.
Rose Algrin. 11 f11111't111111-y1-ar-ol1l D1111-
bury girl. is dying from hydrophobia
brought on by being bitten by a cat. The.
child was bitten 1111111 weeks ago.
Mrs. I“. S. Andrews. wife of :1 prrmii-
1111111 Bridgcymrtcr. who is rcsiding at.
Newtown. pmwsvs to carry out a plan
originally formulated by the Rev. Dr.
Ruinsford of New York. by opening a
club room with a miniature barsroom
with bar. pool table. cards and games.
but nothing but softdrinks folw handled
over the bar.
list of Unclaimed Letters ./
remaining uncalled for at the following
post-offices. l’coplc calling for them will
please say theyare advertised letters:
N()RWAI.K~.\Irs. Chas. Ilird. Rev. J.
W. Cornish. Mrs. Carl Sloeckel. Miss
Helms Petlerso‘n. \
I’. . f.
l)lS'l'[{lfl '1' OF NllI{\VAl K 59.1““).
BATFCOI RT. Dec L,’ll »\.l)..1895.
\l herons, written npplitation has been
made to this court for the admission to
probate of 11 certain. written instrument. as
and for the last will of Margaret Mac-
Quhae lateof Norwnlk. in said diam-,1
deceased;
Ordered That said application he heard
and dotcriiiined at the I’robulothcc 1n
Norwnlk on the 27th day of December,
113115. at 30' clock afternoon. and that pub-
lic not be thereof be given to all persons
intere§tcd therein by publishing this
order n a newspaper huvtng 11 circulation
in said dun-11.1 at least. six days before
said day of hearing.
11. ASA B WOODWARD, Judge. ‘
gnfcrfximmfs.
HOYT’S THEATRE
For one night only,
CHRISTMAS.
[The funniest oi all Irish Comedians.
“IE I. SULLIVAN,
and his company of clever comedians in
the funniest of all Irish Comedies,
Maloney’s Mishaps.
Constructed for laughing purposes
only, and interpreted by the best.
singers. the best dancers and the
best comedians on the road.
Admission, be, 500 and 751:.
.Seats on sale at. Wood’s drug store.
Norwalk, and I’lnisted’s drug store, South
Nor-walk. 1121
HOYT’S THEATRE.
Saturday. December 281b,
YES! The World's best 111111111 Singer
RAYMON
MOORE
is singing at every performance of
r111: NEW
“TUXEDO”
1 W. H. MA LONE.
supported by a brilliant company of 111.3. ‘I
ers and comedians. 'I‘Wenfy Artists. Fasci—
nating Girls. Fetching Contumes. En—
chanting Music, Catchy Songs.
thing new, bright. brisk.
JOHN P. REILLY, Manager.
Prices. lira-me and 75c. Seats on sale.
at. Finland's and Wood’s drug stores. ([21
I
. 1111111111. no... 2.111, ..
Every- .
. 11111111111115.1111.
The CUBE LINE.
Fare to Atlanta and return. 3311. Limit.
ed to January 10,1119“.
bare to Jacksonville. Fla, and return
11011111111111211 110111:
oxs wuss couhssmsc
All tickets Include 11111.1. and berth
while on board of the stasmcr.1“or any
information. tickets. stateroom. «11.. in-
ulre of
3111131 F. Bum. I ant, Olly
II: "on II II 11.
111-W. 1’. CIA 11111100., mm! Agents,
5 Bowling Green. New York. am:
HURT. J. BARRETT
ably 1111pr by
Miss Sara Iohttomory,
sndacompany of rare excellence In the
following repertoire: . 0...— fl. "IIVE' B i I '
"Slaves of a Great. City. " . 1 I
ifillt'lt°‘t..‘.2"‘e'l"" , .. 8in Employment Agency.
“Hick’ryull‘urih ,, , ’ 1"!!lo Main street. South “NM
"Slavery Days " hflhfln‘vnga ”iii/m“ 15131“? or: will.
“Between Two Fires." ““1le but? lb “:00 n on G .
“IrIIh Doctor. " . Iii-hing positions, olihervtortu'lgagf’ihg 0:112:51:
“eralda. "
"American Born. ”
"The Bowery."
Prices We. fills and 'lllc.1'1ec1al matinee
Christmas day and Satur ay.Seat11 on
ul 3 at Weed' 11 and Tomlinson’s. dill
Mm
IIID not first tin E11111
with a fence around it.
hutwlll In thankful for a 111.11
slim of Publlc Patrons]. in
Buttor,0haese,Eggs, ..
Lard, Pickles.
etc. at. The NEW STOI‘IE.’ ‘
l25 Washington St,
a. A. VICKERS
III-'1“
ucnro employment.
WA auto [IMIDI A'l'lLY
Young 3111111111- 16 years of use uuum mold
1:111! 11 of 8 years Good 11011111011
to right only
9011111 on u seamstress or companion to Indy:
also position as bootstrap. K‘ldower a
mall: . 11m ulna references”. Dome pre-
fernl no lo a ml'lisvh
Ya!
U Harv ' Shm 8'0
'11 North Main street. a, I "
Hantb Non-all:
An Exhibition of
Duality
In our display of Jew-
elry‘ pat-tics lsrly
prom-late for Ho 1-
day Gifts. Wedding
Presents and the
like. The designs
‘ ' are beautiful. the
manufacture excellent. and prices reason-
able. II’ 11 hard to describe all the various
articles we have In stock. but. we '11 take
great. pleasure In showing them to you.
I-IOY'F’S
Jewelry and Olical 8101c.
No.80 Mathis 1111815333;
1 a;
WHAT
Clifford Hayes
[5 I)UI.\'II AT THE
Star Market.
He Is selling the BEST MEATS the Market affords.
He In giving the Boat S'orvlce possible.
He Is selling strictly for CASH.
He Is selling Meat cheaper than It was over solcl In
South Norwalk.
READ: HIS PRICES
and you will be convinced that. it is the place to spend your money:
I
Best Sirloin Steak. 131- lb
Hound Steak. 111a lb
Shoulder Steak. 131-. lb
Fresh I’drk, (,‘hops o1- Roast. 71: lb
10c lb
Flesh Hams,
Sausage. 11: lb
Smoked Hams. 10c lb
Less of Mutton. 10c lb
5 lbs. Breakfast 11111-1111. 3111:
Plate or Briscuit of Beef. fresh or salt. 41: lb
6 lbs. Extra Salt. Pork, soc
Choice Country Chickens. 1111.- 1:;
ll ' 1
Choice Country Turkeys. '
THESTAR MARKET
Domer South Main and Haviland Streets.
CLIFFORD HAYES. MANAGER.
WM. PODMORE,
NORTH MAIN STREET.
Is Showing for Coming Holldays Choice
Selections of LAMPS.
\ use hump and Globe. 5!.
Banquet Lamp. $2 .111;
Brass and Unity Lamp. 13110
Pedestal hump and Globe . ' .1211.)
Rochester Nickel Lamp, 1. L.»
Handsome Silk 151111111111. lute trimmed. I 3:.
line Linen Shade, with fringe, ’
00 AND LOOK AND WONDER. ‘
Handsome Pictures 1n all sorts. of frames, brass. gilt oak. with gilt. trimmings.~
huamel, Gold Trimmed .
VI EWS. WATER COLORS.
Fruits. English Scenery. Flowers and Figures.
ROCKERS.
UM
Oak Plush Seat. I‘Loo
(‘obblchc . .1511
Imitation Mahogany. "‘"' 2.50
Rockers for Misses.1n all pric cs. #DESKS .
I
Fancy Parlor. with drawer, »» 1123;;
I 1)
Brass Trimmed. with Mirror. ‘
Quarter Unit. with large drawers and I reach legs.
DINNER AND TEA SETS. LOTS OF FINE THINGS
FDR KRIS KRINDLE.
Sleds. Hobby Horses, Rocking Horses, Chairs, Cradles. Beds. Tables, ' Express
W mans and Doll C abs in endlcss variety.
A Dainty Dift.
I After all said and done, a flue, well<msde,
stylish, well fitting pair of shoes is as accept-
‘ ' able :1 CHRISTM AS PRESENT as anything
you can think of. If there Is any questibn as
to where the very best of its kind can be pur-
chased, it's easily answered—vat
H.$. BROWN’S
90 WASHINGTON STREET.
South, Norwalk.
.9...
-. I - Conn.
GO TO THE BID XMAS. SALE AT MEAD’ S,
92 Washington Strut, 53 Wall Strut.
SEE SAN TA CLAUSI 0111- 51116 commences today and lasts one solid week.
Gandy tuna. and Baskets, Loads of'l'oyn. All pure
Just made; no New York stuff. Whola‘ ton. of Frank
Made Candy fro‘m 101: to one per lb. Just came and one
0111- suortnuut lg the largest. 111111 prices the Iowa-t. and quality
These an 1113 most. important 1101111111111- Christmas buyers to ”member
Illllllllll 8.?“
Musical Inostrumenls
Silverware Noveltles.
Plush. Leather and Celluloid Goods.
.Fancy China and Brlc-a-Brac.
Toys. Dolls and Games.
Lamps Of every known style. »
Silk Shades and fine Decorated Globes.
Fancy Stands. Tables and Jardlnlers.
llew Dinner, in and Toilet Sets. line clocks. Umbrellas.
And hundreds of Novelties selected for this Holiday Trade.
W. S. S'I'llll'l'lllll'l',
llouh llain and Inn 811111115. South llomll.
luau bullion Until 8111311113.
The store is loaded with HOLIDAY GOODS in every department. Holiday
Goods in great. variety and at marvelously lowprices. (1.11de examine a" stock
before purchasing elsewhere. '
Give a Sewing Machine Hosiety and Underwear.
and you give a present joy and a. future
friend, and it casts so little to command a
thoroughly first class machine, at $19.75,
4 drawers. warranted 5 years.
While Fur Bugs.
w s). I“) 30!“.
MOQI.‘ 1121‘ 81, 13°49, 85.71'
SMY NA 111 large variety.
Come' In with the Tide 7«
‘1
shined.
1.1 .
if”
I
Woman's Bilk finished Hose. ‘50.
Children‘s heRVy weight black‘ribbcd
Cotton 1101111. «1.91:.
Gent's Wool hnlf Hose, 151:: 2 pr. 25c.
\‘oumn's Swiss Ribbed Merino Vests
an Drawers, 2.11: 6011501}. ., f 4: .21
_1
g".
1
1‘13;
of sight—seem and see our great variety of bargains in
Furniture and Carpets, Fancy Plunh Chairs. Reed and
Willow Chalqg. Parlor Suits, Bedroom Suits. Dining
Tables. Lace Curtalns, Portioren and everything to
‘ adorn a hdme.
Special Inducemems to the Holiday Trade
AND THIS. J CST FOR THE HOLIDAY $.11'ORCASIizNO COI POSS.
Wilton Velvet Carpets,
Made, laid and lined. per yard, H'Jc.
SBJFIELII & MIT;
98 Washington Strut. . .Illub. Building’.
811th llorwalli. llorwalk-
RED‘I'DRE—
LOST IIGOR
'1'. I ass r! Sunni Poweuin either
weal-nuns. from any cause. use
.1 .11. k!) reatn.e1i.lfnegle1:tcd. such
.11'vi . ’or 51.00. 611111195er “not: With
. on: or r.:f1.:11l:1‘1: 1:11. 1:6y Addict.
1
I ormer price. >1.
Winoialohtalathnf "-11-:
sex .mlmy ilcn \. Mr ,my \1111
‘K‘xllyrl'llis 11111111 :...11-l
.ry‘.1'lr‘1'1'..1ulff12.'l: .Vl1.i
.1lr1:
' rvcrv {1 1111 (ml 1 111-g1..-
PEAI. MhIHI'INIL C1\.('i 1;
For sale at Tomlinson's drug store.
I f
Result in 4 weeks.‘
Here We are now Pretty .ywell
Towards Christmas.
Not much time left for shopping or looking arOund; if yoir have
looked as over you already realize the fact that we are showing
the best line' in town.
"1 ..,.
1 1:. ‘ ’4
We are amply supplied with clerksf-ho waiting'in anyway,
shape or manner and prompt delivery is guaranteed. ] a» z: I
Everything that goes to make a Christmas complete-“ex-
cept the: turkey”: you can find at our store, and whatmorefibere
is money in it for yOu. I
83 Washington Street».
Hints FOr Shoppers.
4
Norwalk Chronicler