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18111111: m
“ at Thu Thins M to. and llur
.111 luv-II, M llwclt 1111 1111111111,
‘ his. M Ilsml Wm
‘ Thom“! Musical club will moot to.
nightwithbr. and 11111.0. S. Kcndall,
Wavonuc.
«The mutant. salon! boots and shoes
innit-win program 1110.}! Haney».
hm stock to bc sold at bankrupt
prion WW
TheNorwnlk Lock {tu‘tory will close
.tommw until Monday. January 6.
during which time invontory will be
‘ taken. WW 7
u-Ohoioe candy. little price, Luna‘s.
POPULAN AIWEIENTI.
Tonight II the Nomnlli Open Noun.
Commencing tonight. tho Robert
Bamtt chcrtoirc company will appear
at tho Norwalk Opera House for the en
tire wock. with a chango of pnnmnnmc
each night. and a special matinee on
Christmas day, and Saturday also. This
ovening's play is a military drama on-
titlod “Botwoou Two Fires," with plan-
tyof spccialtios introduccd during the
play. and to mako it as realistic as wast-
blc twcnty-ilvc mcmbcrs of Company D.
C. N. 6.. with lifcr and drunnnor. in
full military dress. will take. part in thc
production. Don’t miss socing it. Priccs.
_10. 20 11111130 cont-1.
“Inlomy's llshln."
Joscph Sullivan comes to Hoyt's
Theatre, Christmas night.in “Maloncy‘s
Mishaps." Tho piccc contains plouty of
fun of tho rough-antl—tumblo order.
Thcro arc numerous absurditics in it.but
thcy arc of that class that tho morn im-
pmbablc thcy appcur thc hcartlcr tho
laughtcr thcy crcatc. Thc play as a
motor of upmarious mirth is :1 succonn.
Al 8t. Mary‘s, St. Paul‘s and Grace
churches. special anthems and catcl'ully
mod Christmas programmes will bu
Mildred on Christmas day The rcgu
ll: ”View were hold Sunday.
1—Papetcries 1n boxcs and pads' in largo
varieties and lowest priccs at M. S
Smith’s.
The semi-annual election of Brith
AW Lodge was held yostcrday af-
ternoon, and the following ofliccrs won-
elected: President. Kiw Ascher;v-i1o
Mont, William Barutz; tinant 1al
meta-r: Philip Nygood; mzording soc-
rctury. Herman Sachitt; treasurer. 8.
Alexander; trustees Josoph Gartner.
George Koder and Hans Gravcsky.
"tuxedo."
Tho handsomc and swcct voiced bal-
lad singer, Raymon Moore. and a com-
pany of clever ctnnodiaus 11111 cqu to
appcar at Hoyt's Tin-alto, Saturday
night. Dccctnlxar 28, in tho musical. far-
cical success "Tuxcdo." This "cw wilt-
i1111ot'“'l‘uxodo" sunnmscs all its pr11v~
ions xx‘rl'onnauccs. havinglwcn rcwrit-
tcn up to data. now and bright. Icaturcs
added. with numcrous sparkling songs
and 111clodics intrtxlnccd. It will bc
well stagmi and handsomcly costumcd.
~Smoker's sets. vcry 1111111 and prctty
fora present; reasonable pribcsnt Trow-
bridge & Co’s.
The Connecticut nssignmcnts 1111 thc
. list of committees anuonnmwi by Spook-
cheedof the House, are 11.11 follows:
Charles A. Russoll. on ways and 11111111111
and expenditures in the war depart-
ment; N. D. Sperry. on postvotiiccs and
post roads and eanditurcs in tho post-
oflioe department; E. J. Hill. on bank—
i113 and currency and on private land
claims; E. Stevens Hoary, on a tricul
turn 5 , asfancy goods andwill lmloiddtih ng
' ‘ " ' ' ‘ ' 11csday,Christ111ns dav. 1""
~Choice Malawi grapes. '1 lbs. for 2.31:,
at Canada, R. R. P.
—Tho woman‘s cxchangc will be opcn
Tucsday for tho salc of domostic as w all
Tllt‘llllll('(mllllllft'l‘ of Pionccr Hook
and Laddcr company has arrnnucd thc
lfllilhannonic orchestra to furnish 11111sic.
Hoary (Ichrmann will prompt.
The laying of the curb and gutter in
front of the Bennett and Huutcr rosi-
dences on East avonuc, which was abun-
doued on account of tho frost in tho
ground, is now being tinishcd. —You arc always sat‘c in giving :1 man
an mnbrcllo. a canc. a mut'llcr or 11111111-
woar. 'l‘hcy novor have too many.
Comstock Bms.
“
The wife of William 111111113, 11111 11111111,
was prostratod,1ast wcck. by sickness.
and is in a very {noble condition at hor
NDWAYTON.
That Christmas ‘1111t1irtain111cnt of tho
Methodist Episcopal church will he held
lo—mormw night
-~Mcn' s hip boots. tlnost Illlllllly,.2.;5,
at Thco. H. Olson‘s. HI Wrwhington
strccl. South Norwalk.
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WES TPDRT AND SAUCAIIIK.
Friday aftornoon. in thc Wont Sangu-
tuck school honsc. wcrc givcn a scrics of
littlc plays by thc pupils. ending with a
Christmas tree with gifts. Principal
Miss Lona Mowhouso and Assistant
Miss Hctty Shcnv-xvl conduotcd thc
atl'ai'r.
——Mcn s hip boots. lino-1t quahtv $2.113.
atThoo. ll. ()lsc11's.tll Washington
Itmot. South Norwalk. ‘
D. l’. McKcnna has moved his
marble works stock to tho now Burr
building on tho plot near the Utopia
Embalming 1111111n1ny's ostablislunont.
Tho Rivcrsido t-lotiul club wtll givc 11
ball 1- N at1onal hull. Ncw Ycar' s cvc.
“Mn..-“ .W._.....W
WINNII’AUK.
Andi-cw Porry. of tho Unitcd Stan-s
Patent olllco. is in town today. attend—
ing thc funcml of his hmthcr. Frank
Jamcs Ludlani won thc handh'omc
marblc clock at hchrth's raftlc. Sutur-
day night.
Mr. Portcr has movcd into tho
place at Winnipauk.
('amp
-—N11w and dcsirablc holid 1y goods
now opc 111111 .11 M. S. Smith .11.
a
1 AD!!! Down
with lit-antics our
sliclves and counters
await your in:- fctip 11.
Int llolida Its he
have “”9141 111.11 of the
tlncat 1111ivc1nc11111.ln
gold and silier. Rings
‘ land Stoucs of all 140"“,
5"".Slh'cr .\oveltics Tail
1 ct Ann [1111 and .Icncl-
ry of evcry dcscription. Malta your lam
ily and friends happy with gifts of n stc 11-
lost character.
iring' 111 your guess for the Christmas
watch contcst n1
IIOX’T’S ‘
JEWELRY AND OPTICAL STORE,
lo. 80 Washington Street
IUKE
‘MMPiDMORE
NORTH-1MAIN, STREET.
Is Showing for Comlng Holidays Choice
Selecllonaof LAMPS.
\m hump and Globe. “'15
aqua-t Lamp. ' 82.00
"runs and Ooxy Lump. “'00
cdeltul Lam and 13111111. 9-50
Rachaster Nlc el bump. 1'25
Handsome 111111 111111111111. 11111- trimmed. “I"
Fine bin-on Shade, with triage. . 3”
co AND LOOK AND WONDER.
Handsome Pictures in all.sortl at frames. brass. gilt. oak, with gilt trimmings.
Enamel, Gold Trimmed
VIEWS. .W'A‘I'EFI COLORS.
l‘ruita. English Scenery, Flowers and Figures.
ROCKERS.
Oak Plush Seat ”.00
(‘ obbler Sent ~ ll. I10
Imitation Mhhogau . " 2.150
Rockers l'or Misses, la all prices. D E S K S
I
Fancy Parlor, with drawer. 113.00
llrusn Trimmed with Mirror. ".5"
Quarter Unit. with large draWers and French legs 8 .110
DINNER AND TEA SETS. LOTS OF FINE THINGS
FDR KRIS KRINGLE. "
Sleds. llobby Horses. Rocking Horses. Chairs, Cradles. Beds, Tables, Express
Wagons and Doll Cubs in endless variety.
W II AT
0111110111 Hayes
IS DOING AT THE
Star Market.
He Is selling the BEST MEATS the Market. nflordn.
He Is giving the Best Service possible. -
He Is selling strictly for CASH.
He Is selling Moat cheaper than It was over sold in
South Norwnlk.
READ HIS PRICES
and you will be convinccd that it is the place to spcnd your money:
l:lc lb
101‘. lb
13c lb
71' lb Z
[013 lb
7c lb
Best. Sirloin Steak.
ltonud rite-alt.
Shoulder Stcak,
Fresh Pork. I‘hops or Itomt,
Flesh llulnv,
Sausage,
Smoked "1111111. 1111- lb
119111; of Mutton. 101: lb
I1 lbs. Brcnk'nst li111 on 1.11 ‘ 5011
Plate or llnscnit at “tel, {rcplko’r salt. 4c lb
ti lb.11. Extra Salt l’ork. ‘ soc
Choitel ountry (‘ nickcm. ltlc Ih
Choice Country 'l‘urkcys, l'.‘ to ifs: lb
THE STAR MARKET
Corner South Main and Haviland Streets.
CLIFFORD HAYES. MANREER.
r
home on Wilton avenue
At the meeting .11 Woloomc 811 3111.11 1‘
Lodge, Sons of St. Gun-go, to-night. four
candidates will be initiated by a roam
composed of members from Bridgeport
Stamford and Danbury Lodges. Thc
,Vlodgc will also be proscntod with a hand-
some gold and silver plated sword and
Shield. After the meeting a good time
will be indulged in by the members and
their families and friends.
Stephen Comstock, tho clothicr, is
bouudto have light on the subject. Ho
expects to continue those forty incandlis-
cent lights, which surround the firm‘s
sign in front of the store, and have thcm
in display every Saturday ev ening
Miss Amelia Seymour. of West ave-
nae, is quite sick.
“William Cologmve will resign his posi-
tion at R H. Plaistod's drug store. this
week, toaccept one at E. P. Wood's in
2.x.Norwalk
—Turkoys. 121120. E. J. Wadhams,
21 iWIll street.
/ Them was a large attendance at the
' Y. M. C. A. song sol-v ice in the Not-
" walk Opera House yesterday aftcrnmm.
The Bible talk by secretary Jackson was
illustrated with the aid of tho steroopti-
‘ con. .
Robert Clark gave an enjoyable birth-
day party at his home in Cmnbury. Sat-
urdayovaning. There was music danc.
ing, refreshments, and :1 general good
‘ time.
‘- The Norwalk Street Railway company
cxpeon to have its tracks laid up East
avenue to the city line by Wednesday.
11""
—-Do you want the latest umbrella 1
.11ndcaneoombined? O'Brien's.
J. Ben. Austin. the press agent, who
has been in the west as a representative
1 of Prof. Gentry‘s Htrse Show is home
, for a few weeks, the guest of his father.
Norman Austin, of Norwalk. Mr. Ans
tin has been very successful and next
you will assume the entire management
of one of Prof. Gentry's shows.
William Brush, u Norwalk colorcd
. mamdicd in the Middletow'n Insani-
asylum, Sunday.
Judging from the way Christmas pros-
euts were purchand during the past
week, there must necessarily be one for
most everybody; but it will be best not
to expect too much in that line. You
may have to put your foot in your stock—
1113 before you find anything in it.
Mrs. John Hyatt. of Union avcuuc,
burned her right. hand scvcrcly this
1 morning. while moving :1 Wash boiler.
GREAT _
BANKRUPT SALE
C. H. Harvey’gFEntire Stock
‘ $8000 \AibRTH 0F
Boots, Shoes and Rubbers
Which MuSt be Closed out in the Next Six Days.
ale Commences .1 I0 0 ’,cIock
Monday, December 23,I895.
Everything will be Sold at
Less than Half Cost
An Immense Stock to Select From 1
N0 SUCH BARGAINS ‘ I
Ever Offered in Norwalk- Before.
Come
SHOE STORE OPEN TILL 10 0 CLOCK * ~
EVERY
Hints Ford‘sxhoppers.
These are the moat Important points tor ChrlsInnKuym to remember.
SPECIAL IIIlllll
Goods in great variety and at marvelously low prices.
before purchasing elsewhere.
Give 3 Sewing1 Machine Hosiely and Underwear.
and yongivc a present joy and a fulurc
friend, and it costs-1 so little to command a
thoroughly first class machine, at. hill 75,
1 drawcrs warranted 1 years.
32. (”.50. $21.90
Made, laid and lined per yard “Jo
III! Washington Strut.
m.
Ours-101111110111. I11 the lit-mt our prices the lowest, and quality 311111-th.
Musical instruments
Sllverware Novelties.
Plush. Leather and Cellulold Goods.
.Fancy Chlua and BrIc-a-Brac.
Toys. Dolls and Games.
Lamps of every known style.
Silk Shades and flue Decorated Globes. -
Fancy Stands. Tables and Jardlnlers.
llew Dinnet. Tea and Toilet Sets. line Clocks. Umbrellas.
And hundreds of Novelties ‘lt‘ltL‘lcd for this Holiday Trade.
v.1. 11111111111,
that thin and Ann Streets. Stuth llorwall.
0111 Every 13111111 [lull Christmas
The store is loaded with HOLIDAl (FOODS in every department. Holiday
Call and examine our stock
Woman's Silk finished Hose. 2'50
Children's heavy weight black ribbed
Cotton Ilosc, at Do.
White In Rugs.
lit-111's Wool hall llosc. 15c: 2 pr. 25c.
Woman‘s Swiss 111111111111 Morinol’ests
and Drowns, 2:11: and 50c. .1
MUQI ET. $1. (NW. 3.175.
Shli' RA In large variety. "‘ . .~ .
Come in with. the Tide
of sightsccrs and sce our great variety of bargains in
Furniture and Carpets. Fancy Plush Chairs. React-11d
Willow Chairs Parlor Suits. Bedroom Suits, Dining
Tables. Lace Curtains. Portleres and everything to
adorn a home.
Special Inducemenls, to the Holiday Trade.
AND THIS JUST FOR Till". llIll ll) \YS Filli C \b’ll; N0 COI'PONS.
Wilton Velvet Carpets,
Former pricc. $1
SIIIFIELII I III”,
Club Building’,
llorvulk
sessions"
“ LOST IIGOR
-- 1: 1. Dckilit:
South llormllt.
.Lols n! 5111111111 Penguin tithev
61 buses far $5.00 With
Result. in 4 WEEKS. -- on: 11 1:11.:11111- 1111.121, Address
For sale at Toxuliuson‘ .11 drug store.
1 all“ ,.
l
Early!
NIGHT. " i
a
Here we are now Pretty well
i ' Towards Christmas.
Not much time left for shopping or looking’around; if you have
looked as over you already realize the "fact that we are showing
the best lino in town.
We are amply supplied with clerks; no waiting in any way, ‘
shape or manner and prompt delivery is guaranteed.
Everything that goal; to make a. Christmas complete-“ex-
cept the turkey”-you can find at our store, and what more,there
5 money in it for you.
83 Washington Street.
Norwalk Chronicler