,L‘ nus Alltl vusvus oII
tutu sue III THE awn.
Anton-lat. to the Daparlurc oi the
H9 Ali In Advent (It the New Your- Air.
I“ Its. Alton Wood Surprised.
MMiflodlettcrs at the East .\'or-
, post-onion Inn for A. Anderson. n
Wont place: F. .\11d('r.-'mi. '31th Wale
M; A. Andurson. ~10 ‘ort Point
m: W. R. Arnold. :lll RlVl‘l'hllll' “Vt“
mm 1". Anderson. 7 t‘ottagn awnuc;
‘Jobn Allen; 0. Byrnns. '3» Fort l’oint
,,M;le1k n. Brigg»; stun.- III-tar.
jmflfitwet;L. Bilgow, Hill hil‘t‘t'fi‘V.
‘ Brennan. 352 Second awnnc: B. But-k-
‘mamF. Brothcrtou. (‘oI'I- strum: A. ll.
War. 10 Cow strut-t: A. Bclnzmotn.
‘tolPlemnt avcunt‘ul‘. Bangv. J. (‘05
“110, J. H. Carroll. l‘:t‘lllt: (iaIItlI-y.
M Gut. JenniI- liillt‘r-l. Frank Lyle.
Geo W. Mills, Clubs. l’latt. Wuxrrn
H071, postmaster
The East Arcnnv )lI'lhodid Episcopal
i church will so far dcpart fiotn tlIc ti'IIIc-
:rhonored custom of the fathers. this year.
as to substitute for thc unual watch night
meeting, services appropriatc to hoth thc
oldand new year on the coming Sabbath.
In the morning at 10:30. RI'K‘. .-\. J.
Smith will preach from "Things Both
New and 01d," and in thc I-I'cning at
7 o’clock from "chtcrday. Today and
Tomorrow.“ Inspirint,r nm<ic will ac-
company each sorI'iI'I'. At thc rvgmlar
“ Sabbath school session James L'HonInIII-
(lien will review the first purtmf tltv
quarter, the pastor the second. and J. (‘.
Hawkins the third.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Wood “011‘ pic: I-
santly surprised, last night. .It 1an -1r
home on the Gregory Point road. by a
largenumlmr of friends. Dalllt‘lllj: was
indulged in, and i'cfrcslnncnts wrn- Std-
vod at midnight, nt’tI-r which thc happy
party kept: stop to tho liwly music t'll
early (lawn. The occasion was a most
delightful our. and will long lw rI-IncIn-
bored.
On Thursday cvr-ning. January '3. at
7:300'I'10‘ck. there will ho hold in Tllt‘
mission room of St. Paul's Sunday
school, East Norwalk. a mowing for tic
purpose of makingr the ilt'lft‘rh'ill'y arrangc -
ments for tllffl,lull(l'lll_!:tuf :1 I'haph'. All
those who feel intvrcstcd in this IIInttI't‘
are most cordially ianiII-d to IIIthId.
. ._.-.__.
A Christmas, t‘lllt‘l‘l‘tlllllllt'ltl’ will bI-
held in the chdish church. tonight. by
the German Sunday St'llmd which Int-«ts
, . in‘Knudscn‘s Hall, South Norwalk.
Agent Lester Hunt. of South No1"
walk, is trying to haw- W. S. lianl‘ord
take theagcnI-y of thc Adams I'prrcrs
mmpany.
Charles Rl'ynolds. who liwps thI' storv
at: the end of tho Bcncdict Farm ln'iIlgI'.
will chtsc out thc tim Ial January.
James Young. of Pleasant avnnuv.
left: town yesterday altcrnoon t‘ot' \‘Vatcr-
bury to makc'a short \‘l-‘li.
Principal F. H. Uumbart, ot' tln- East
Norwalk school, is mjourning in thc
South [luring thv holidays.
David Hauford. of )lap‘lt- art-1111c. has
had as his guests Mr. and Mrs. N‘i'anh
Hant'ord. of New Hawn.
Charles E. Benedict will preach to-
. . I
morrowmm-mngm Tllt‘ Rnwayron Moth-
odist Episcopal church.
Miss Bessie Wilson, of RlYt't'hltlt‘ aw-
" nae, has been visiting t'clatinw 'in Hunt-
ington. L. I. _ ‘ ‘
Mrs. George bpiccr. of 051mm ilYt'Illlt‘.
is entertaining Miss Edith Simpson. 111'
Greenwich. ‘
Miss Ella Hunt of ‘Inw llawn wa>
calling on old friends in Hunt Norwalk.
yesterday.
Mrs J. W. Beach. ot' \\':Itc1bnxy.i.~
visiting her sister. Mrs. \V. E. Mzmin.
. George W Clain IS in 1V or HaIcn to—
-(‘day, figuring on a large contract ‘
Ernest; Morgan IS Sltk at his homo, 51$
Cove street.
South Iietore the War.
' Of all the plays portraying lifc in,
Dixfe land during antc-bellum days
none have been so true to natnrc and so
successful as the Whalen '8: Mai-tell
bomedy—drama “The South Before tln'
' War." which comes to Hoyt‘s Theatrc.
Friday night, January 3. lMN’i.’ Thu
play abounds in Sontln 1'11 scc nery.
feature' to a pickaninnv band composed
0f seventeen little darkios II ho appear in
. several scenes of the play and also head
the parade of the company.
ISTRTCT 0F MlltW \LK ss. .. PRO-
BATECONR'I.l)1‘+c.'.17.A. ll. lS'lfi
Whereas. written application has been
‘ mndé to this court for the mlininistrntion
of the estate of Mary E. Bradley late of
Norwalk. in said district dwéa‘ed;
Ordered That s aid application be heard
hand deteriniued nt the Probate Hilton in
' Norwalk. on the lad do) of January.
1895. at. m o clock forcnoon; and that pub-
lic notice thereof be an on to all persons
interested therein by publishing this
order in a newspaper having a circulation
in sold district. at. least. six days before
Mild day of hearing
1i ASA B. WOODWARD Judge.
H.
Al
vana-W W :-
Highest of all iii fiavc‘ninfi Encounter: u 8. Gm RIM
Royal
MIMI!!! .. PU B E
Baking
owder
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS
Prat. Reynolds. Mesmerlst.
Yoniigstown. Ubio. ’l‘IIlI-gram: "Prot'.
lloynulis. thc \I'I-ll-ltnown lllt‘s‘lllt‘l’ln‘t.
IIpI~ncIl at the opvra honor la~t night
and will appcarl'vm'y owning Mic but.
auI-I- of ”W Wt‘l‘k. vxccpt 'l‘luu'sday.
Thinnitlu' prot'I.'.~'~aoI",~' lll'hl appI-aranI-I-
how in a good many yourmbm as ha
“1“]! left a good lllllll't'rirllntl. n gIII.IIl~.~'i7.I|Il
tll‘llllt‘llt‘t‘ was present to witncer llla‘
{city Hc had sonw littlc II'IIIIblc in
prI tiring snhjccts. as hedws tint carry
any. but llt‘ snccccdcd in gutting a pro.
pI-i' number and in obtaining’ t‘tlllllllt‘l‘v
control over them. His vxlnhition was
Intortainiug and 1' IItiII~l_\' t‘i'cII from any-
thingtvln suggvhiw nt' roughncss m'
min scnuss. ProfI-asor llcynohln
nwthuds urn thc acnn- nt' rI-tinmncnt and
his t‘llll‘l‘ttlllllllt'lll lainrlIalIlI-aIIIl instrnc
live." He will lIc at tho Norwalk ()pcra
I'lonsv I-I'I't'y night ucxt wwk. com-
lllt‘llt'lllg Monday. DN't‘llllwl' :torh,
Don't fail tum-'I' lIiIII Iui'you will I'I-j-u'ct
i1.
"Tuxedo" Tonight
'I‘uxrdo, which comes to Hoyt's Thra-
trc. to-night. is a plI-asing production.
Thcn' aw fascinating girls. fun-him: cos-
tumes. delightful manic. lII-sidcs tln-
charming ballad singcr. Rayinon Moore.
who always morn than picascs all.
Priccs. 3.7. on and 7.3 cunts.
"ELEciloIL NOTICE.
CITY NATIONAL BANK
South Norwalk. Conn.
The ruunlnr annual Incctlng ot'itlu-
stocklioldursot‘ thinbanit. lorthu l'il"lll)ll
of Ilircctnrs for the canning yI-ar. w1ll hI-
hold at the banking lIIIIIHI- on 'l‘ucsdav.
1h» ch day of January lNllIl from t to":
0 civil; p
.l .\(‘()l.’. .\l l ,"\\'l(l.\ (athicI
South \. oraalk (' onu. , ”N’Plllllt‘l‘ ltth
152m. .111 :21 Skit 11
DIVIDEND NOTICE!
’l‘lllv) .\’.\’l‘l(,).\'.-\l. ll.1\.‘.'l\'(‘)l"
NORWALK.
CA Pl l'.\l.. 9210,1100.
Nulm'ALli, l‘nnzt. lch'. :mlI
The Directors of this bank have this dny
dcclnrcd II semi—annual dII'I'IlI-Inl of time
:o III-r cunt, payable on and after January
L’nd, l‘ttti.
H. l’. l’lllCl'I,
it Cashier.
“Tho Fair Lillian."
Miss Lillian Kcnnvtly. supported by
an I’Xt't‘jlltttllitlly strong company (if
i'llllll‘llllltlb. will hp ”11- .\’I-w YI-ur's at:
traction at Hoyl‘s ’l‘ln'atm in thc ng-at
New York success. "A Midnight N‘rolir."
lIriIui'ul of tho lutcnt sol '5‘. tltl'tllt'j'tl and
d'.1nI,'I~~Iot' Tllt' day. Mir :4. :15, III) and :5
I‘I'tltx.
"A Midnight Frolic."
No I'Innpany that \I'c lInI‘I' I‘VI'I' hoard
ofltnm'vI-I'I-IIIIIII tIIIInI' city with such
TnI'In'ablw (‘Ulll'lt‘l'h' as ".\ Midnight
Frolic." 'l‘lIIIy haw tln' unauinnnu vu—
dorscnn-nt of tho NI-w \‘Iu-li prvss: and
this. you may rcst assnrcd. will bI~ your
only ( hunt c to 500 IlIi-I supo IHLIII IonIpsuII’.
1H thcv will lltllh’t‘l no stops uning roIII
Halt l’ltlllt'l~'f'tllll \‘rw York c'.it_I \\'..
haw no dottltt ol tln'it Inn-cc»: th'I'.
"A Midnight Frolic."
Thisplay isprm-ntvd by «Inn of Tlll‘
I'Iovvrvst I-onipnniI-s in I-xintIIIII-II, I‘Vl’l')”
Ullt‘ IIt' tln'tn ln'itlp: I'spI-I'ially M‘lt‘t’lt‘il
t’ortlII-il‘adaptabilityin portraying Tilt“
charaotcr they I‘I-prrwnt. The star.
Miss Lillian l'I'I'ntII-Ity. is thI- brightcst
ingvnu soubrcttc in Alllt‘l'lt'd. and in
thiscImII-dy she hasa role which Iz'iII-s
full scope to hcr \I'I'Iudcrl‘nll I'III'satility.
List at Unclaimed Letters
remaining uncalled for at. tho following
post'otlicm. l‘coplc calling for tin-III will
[limit-'0 ~ay tin-yarn ndI'I-rtiI-I-Il lt'llt‘l‘“:
SUTTII NtlllWALK Mrs. Anon-I MI-
Lad .\lr~: John \\ h' 'lll’i'lll. .luhn .‘lI
(Ulllllll‘.Illlll!i*(il‘l.\llltlll llr'llttl‘v \lI-tl II
urn ii. \\. lll'.\'l'. llli‘ l' l’. \l.
LADEN DOWN
lII'II'ItLIu, our
xhr'lws :Iml Immature
awmi yIIIII- iII~:II-I'1IIIII.
l"III‘ linlulny lilllh' \\I-
llllh‘ \anrnu M ”In
linnt I-: H\Illlt E-l‘. it!
mid and ~ilIII Him-'5
- EH11? lll‘l StIIIIII é .Il Illl >1“.
’ «cl Iilmi No. IitiI~ 'IIIIl
1-1 \.r1 t"lt‘\ :IIIIl Ilt“1\'l‘l‘
ry nt t‘\v II IlI-~I rtptiI ll .‘Il. lkt‘ \nnr Tam-
ilyuml tt'1cnd~li:1pny with 1.1le of a ‘lt‘rl'
1m: character.
llrim: in your L’llt's‘; for thc ('l)il<lllltl~‘
\\'.’ll(’ll cotItI-st at.
. ]l(.)1"1"i§
JEWELRY AND OPTICAL STORE.
No. SN Washingtun Street
fill‘W'eru
with
REAT
The leading Dry Goods Store.
TRISTRAM & HYATT.
2 Gazette Building.
NORWALK,
CONN.
Special Sale Of
CLOAKS AND
FUR CAPES.
We will commence on Sututday, De—‘:
camber 28th, uSpociul Sale of Clooks and
NM Capes. These goods are putt of the
Stock oi the film of Day, Callahan .\’ Co 0.,
who l1‘ivo been obliged to close their busi—
ness sand 111011 stool. for whatever it; would
b1 mg 'l hcy 1112111 now goods made with
in the last t'ow we oks and tho plicos lellCll
they can he bought at would not cover the
00 st to 111al<0
rThis is an opportunity which any one who
llasnot bought a garnwntthis season cannot
att'ord to miss.
ITRSTRNNI & HYATT,
Norwalk. Conn.
WHAT
Clifford Hayes
IS DUNN" A‘l‘ 'l’lll-I
, Star Market.
He 1: setting NH: 5257 "MEATS the Market affords.
He is giving the Best Sorvlco possible.
He Is gelling strictly for CASH.
He is selling Meat cheaper than It was ever sold in
South Norwalk.
READ HTS; PRICE-'3
and you “ill be convinced that it is the- phi-c to qmuvl ywnr lltHl-I‘l‘
I?
“t‘Nl. Sirloin Steak. 1:14- llI
. ll rum! Htt'ak, lth‘ lb
Slquldrr Strnk. III- in
Fro-sh Pork. (‘hoin or ileum, ".1- HI
l'lrnh lllllllx. tllI- lb
Salhagv, 71' lb
SIIIIIkIIl llama. 101- lb
Jugs (.f Mutton, l'lt' IlI
, .”I the. lirvalfinxt llaI'nn. 130.:
l’llllt‘ or llrucuit o! Bert. Tl't‘fill or ~«Ill, ~‘t’ lb
1’. Ins: NZxII-a Fnlt Pork. {m
. t‘holuu t‘ountry l'nirknmh lot! “I
C lmivt' ‘fuumry Tllrkow. 1-: to In- 11;
THESTAR MARKET
Corner South Main and Haviland Streets.
CLlFF RD HAYE NANA GER.
~ ~......- ——-~ “M
011111 Nllll Elena U111] Christmas
lestorcis lnndI'Il with ”(HAUL-VI (and): in t'\‘t't‘_\' Ill-partmcnt.
Holiday
Honda in grunt variety and at marvelously low pricm. (‘all and I'X'lltllill‘ our stock
bI-toru [Iterlmhltlg I-lmleI-ro.
Give 3 Sewing Machine
no l you gih- a pn-sI-at joy and II {at 1m-
trivnd. and it mm- m littlc to command a
tlIurI'qutIly tlr<t cl'm "turbine. at $11175,
.4 Ill‘ll‘d’l'l’~. warrantI-d .‘I won.
.
wm 9 Fur Rugs.
1.9,, >2 .3" filth.
Mum LL?
SM‘I'H .\ in largI- I'ariutv.
Come in with the Tide
of «l :lIt ~IIr~I l'l -II- our 41..I IaIiIIy
Hosiery and Undetwear.
\Vutnazflw Silk llltl‘ltl‘tl ”our, 2.1:.
t'l:.1.lrvn'.~ lII-III'y wright black ribbed
I'm; “I ll MI,
”I’ “no.
..
I'll .
(£11121. Wool bull “Inc. 1.3"; '-’.-pr ".”(
‘ A; lit. 53 7.... \"uinlnl Sui-Ii TLlI'III-Il Merino \ osts
und llt';:\\1'r-', 'wa and .'.=I.-.
.II bargaim' III
RESTORE
,NOST Nth 0R
"ilIuvrl'1r""‘
,. H... .. the
. I,. . - I.
-&- . .II.1 III. mu.
'1 Ad:
rm)
ll! ihlhu» :' r ‘ I" .
kl“)
For sale at. 'I‘mnlinson's drug «torn.
BANKRUPT SAL
C. H Harvey’s Entire Stoc
$8000 WORTH GP
00125, Slices and
u b e rs
WhiCh Must be Closed out in the NeXt Six Days.
Sale Commences at to o ’clock.
0nda v, December 23. I895.
Everything will be! Sold at
Less than Half Cost
A n Immense Stock to
Ever Offered in Norwalk
elect From.
No su H BARGAINS
"ielore.
Come Early!
SHOE STORE OPEN TILL l0 0’ BLOC
' EVERY NIGHT.
Furniture and Carpets. Fancy Plush Chairs, Reed and
Willow Chairs, Parlor Suits. Bedroom Suits. Dining
Tables. Lace Curtains, Porticres and everything to
adorn a home.
Special inducements to the Holiday Trade
i -\.\'l)TlllS Tl'S'i lUll 'l'll'ri i' ll.lll.\\.~'. l (tilt .\.tll: Nil C(ll PUSH.
Wilton Velvet Carpets,
Mode, laid and lined. pcr yard. \‘II'. l’I‘: {nor prh'n. 3".
393 Washington Street.
’ South Norwalk.
-——-~-oo >~——»--
NNTT,
C‘uh Building,
tiatwalki
.—
Perhaps someone has given
you a Christmas Ptesem, and
you feel like returningthe same '
i fur New Year? .The'place to
-go and'get itis the
83Wa$hington St,
. so. NORWALK.
Norwalk Chronicler