git Was previously.
1111wa blown over. and the l1ri1-I1s
, 1 : 1111811111 111811111 1111
'11: 11111111 SIDE or 111 mu.
_ It... Done by the Wind on the East _8ide
Mn. tut Night‘s Blown—lore ‘111' Less
Sickness Prevalent.
r1111 ll'It'tl
night'a‘
ATM 1110111 serioud damage
the-luau the. result 111' last
Lem was to the East avenue Methmlist
ohmhuud it will 1-11.11 about $1111 111
place the church inias good condition as
'l‘lu-tull l1ri1'k rhini-
Wed through the roof. tearing out a
motion neveml lent in diameter. and
theafell, together with a quantity of
Ella! and wood. to the floor 111' the
church, breaking several seats.
William Kling, who has been spend-
‘ ‘ . log a few dttysin Etna Not-walk with his
, family, left lienlIlliristtuas day to sail
(lathe Clyde steamship line for the
South, where he will take 11 position as
1181111000): and halter with the 11111111-
‘ pmprletm' he was with during the sum-
mer seasonin the Catskill 111111111tains.
. Hewlll return for the summer season
‘1‘. B. Roberts is endemic from ‘
neuralgia.
Christmas Festival at the Springwood Chapel.
Thea Christmas festival of the
Congregational Y. P. S. (‘. l'I. sew-
’4' “king school was held last tren-
’ ing in the Springwtxxl (haul B1»-
4
lathe Catskills. where he has been for
the last three seast‘ntu.
A misunderstanding was made in or-
rangingthodateforum-11111111111111 held
at the mililelll'tlnlltlI St. l’anl's Sun-
day school in East Norwallt. for the
purpose of arranging for the building of
achapel. It should have been Thurs-
day evening, January 11th. instead oi the
:31]. 1111 published before.
A special meeting of the voters of tin"
East. Norwalk Fire Distrit-t has been
officially called 115' the 1'11llllllllll't',
Messrs. Tolles, Mains and linker. for
Friday night. January 3,111 N o‘clock.
in the school hourw, [11:11't upon ”11' 111'~
tition for the li1.:htin;_r ot‘ the district
with electric lights.
Mrs. W’allaee Brown and daughter.
who have been spending :1 \\'1'I'I{ with
her daughter-indaw. Mrs. William
Kling, of Pleasant avenue. will leave 111-
day for a short stay with relatives in
Danbury befoit' rttmninu to her
home' 111 New-11111,. r N. \.
The Ladies -\1'1l so< 11:15 ol tln East
Avenue ehurth will lllv'tl l"l1111>tl:15'
afternoon, January '31]. ”.113. in the
chm-11111111111112 A good :llII'IlIlIIlll't‘.
The ('upola on John H. Knapp's house
on Henry street. occupied by Attorney
George Honm-t-ker. \\';l.~ I1lown otl‘ last
night.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W'hitth-sey have
returnedto Danhury. after :1 fish with
Mr. and Mrs. W. I‘. Thomas. New
street. __.,
On account of the Iltlllltlul- to the East
Avenue church 1111 class meeting service
will be held in the ehurt'h tonight.
Last night's wind Idew down the
chimney on the house 11t't,‘ll]ll1'tl I15- Wil—
liam Benedict, on East avenue.
The Christmas ente1'tai11111ent of the
Scandinavian society will I111 held Thurs-
day night in G1 r111auia Hall.
JohnH. Buxton 51111211111 l1oard.1'ast
of the King blo(k on Washington street.
was blown over last night.
Mr. and 311'5..E-A\Iltll will go to New
York tomorrow to make. their usual New
‘Year's calls 011 members of their re-
spective families.
Miss Emma Spaulding. of Betts 111111-11.
has been visitihg in Hartford.
James H. Stevens, of Core street, is
sick with the grip.
fore the regular progranunt 1- 1111111111111-1'11
the scholars played a number of games.
Addresseérwere made. by Rev. Dr. Beard.
C. M. Lawrence, Bela Basso and II. I).
‘ Bailey. The tree was beautifully (let-or-
ated with dolls for each child. candies.
cornucopias, etc. After the presents
i . were distributed the children spent some
fine in looking them over and talking.
. after which alltleparted for their homes,
having had almppy long-to-l1e-1'en1em—
bered time. The missionary 1-1 munittI-e
was assisted by some of the ladies of
the church and the teat-hers and classes
of the Congregational Sunday stl.1ool
The singing by the. (‘lllldlt 11 without 111-
. Intrument led by the ‘11“ 111111111111”
showed much training: and s1- 11A Aml mugs
were given with fine effect.
1 ‘ The Y’s County Convention.
The convention of the Y1 111111.: W11.
man's Christian Tetnpv-raut-I- I'nion lit-1d
sessions in South Norwalk yesterday.
The afternoon meeting was 111‘ the
Baptist parsonage. 1111 South Main street.
Twenty-five delegates “'t‘l'I‘ present.
The devotional sen‘il't' was in 1'l1arg1» of
Mrs. Howard B. Sherwood. Mrs. Ida
Pegmm gave :1 report of 1111- liéllillilul‘t
convention. and light retru-slnnenrs mn-
served. In the 11'1 hing )Irs. l'o-grum
spoke in the eluqsl of 1111 I‘ 11:11:11 nation—
al church on the work of the Young
W'nmnn s I hristian T1 tuperanr' 1 Union.
1113111 of III‘ 111 [gaming 1101111..— Latest? U. s. Gov‘t Report
Royal
Baking
Powder
Amounts 1311155
Bill TERMINAL IMPOVEMENYS
What the Consolidated and New England
Roads Propose to do.
I‘hief Engineer I". S. I'urtis. ot' the
New York. New lI:1\'1-11:1111l llarttord
railroad. has recently been appointed
ehiei‘ engineer of the New England
road by l’n-sident (‘1:11'k. Mr. I‘11rll11is
Iathet'of \\'. ll. (‘urtix the
Danhury.
'l‘he 1111111age1neut of the I‘onsolidated
have in contenutlation many terminal
ituprovenietns in which both the New
England and the Sew llaven road are
equally interested. and for this nutsou.
it is undemtuvl that President I‘I.11'k
felt that the itnprow-tnt-nts eouldlwst
he planned under the direction of one
stuwrintending engineer.
Three terminal i111pt'11ve1111'11ts which
the ntanttm-nn'nt of the 15111 railroads
have in 1'11lltelllpltltiolt are very exten-
sive and will require no end of earn-I111
eonsideration. Perhaps the ones of the
most importance nt'e' those that are to
he made in Boston. l‘he 11-1111 tr111
made by President I'Iark and ”filth 1113
Iit'ials to St. Louis. “'llt'l‘t‘ the new
union station in that city was his; 1A 1 ~1I.
was largely for the purpose11t'11l1tai11i11,':
suggestions for these ilnprovt-ntt-uts.
Just when these Huston terminal i111-
pl‘tht‘Illt'llIh‘ will eonmtent'e is 11111
known. The plans are l11-in;_r I'ollsitlt'l-
ed and the managennnt are not 5'11
ready to make puldit' \\ hat is It: 2111 done.
All the lime llet'essul‘)‘ will be taken
in workingout the plans to make the
terminal I':11'ilities at Boston second in
lllll~irltlllt1f
matterofappointnn-nls to those of no,
other railroad in the World. It is under-E
stood also that those plans will Work in I
the propertyof the New England and
the New Haven roads together to tho'
host possible:1d\'antzu:1~.
Red Men EIeclOIticers.
I'm-11s Tribe, I. U. R. .‘l.. l11-I1Iit~ an
nual nh-etion last night. with the follow»
in}; result: Sachem. I’. ll. )lillet'1s1-11iot'
sagatnore. Frankl"it1'h:juniorsagann11'1-.'
..\ II..\':1.~l1: prophet. S. S. Xatlu-y:
thief l""of111o1d.~. .Iohu 'I‘1'5'1111: I'HllI'I'IHl'
ot watnputn. William Miller; l11'1'511 1' of
51111115111111. I I. I5. llnt'k- ‘1': t. 11' illl'1 1'
years. Jon-11h I‘. .‘IiIh-r.
Il‘i‘mll‘l'
Bobts, Shoes and Rubbers
... “WE-45
VVES'IPORT.
Film-ml llll‘t't'lol' I'llitl‘lt's I’lllllt' lliIIl Ill
charge this 1111.1r11i11g. the funeral of Mrs.
Dora Brown, who died at the residenee
of her grantlAtlntnzliter. .‘lrs. Willard h‘.
Adams. on Kin-inside :le-nne. H.111mla5
evening. The funeral took plum- from
the house, and the remains \5‘1'1'1» taken
to (‘5'111'1-ss' lltll 1-1-1111-11-1'5‘. Brooklyn. l'ot'
interlnvnt. 'l he dot-used \\'.t~1'i:l115’ two
51-113 t-Id.
.‘II's. Sogvtuour I‘otnstm'l1. the aged
luother of Stephen ('omstot-L. of Nor—
\t'alk.1li1-d Sunday at her ll‘llllt' in New
I‘atnmn. The funeral was held this
afternoon.
INTEREST - NOTICE.
.\'t)lt\\‘.~\l.l( H.\\'1.\'1:H 5111‘”: l‘l',
N11I:W.\I.I\', Due. leth‘, Nos.
Interest at the rate of fourtll per cent.
p1-r11111111111.l'or the current ~i.\ months
will he 1'r11litttl I11 Ill' '1111silllrs I wants I,
N113 and paid to th1111 1111 and alter I111
nary I”
In order of Heard of llit‘t'etnh.
1'3? jLI Iil'II). l'}. .\lIl.l.l'ZlI.>'1-1"5'.
For Sale by
S. B. WILSON
BUILDER AND REAL
ESTATE AGENT.
:12 \\'.\l.l. stain-21'. N11li\\'.\l.l\'. «'1'.
’Two or Three Good Homes.
lltst1-l1111111.loL:I-t1I1'1mtonwr5
1-11 5‘ IIt'.111-:
A FALL IN SILVER
Hus111:1111-1-ilve1'111n'
1-Ilit'st'11rr1'~11tttditu
'43.» 15' It's» 111 price and
’ you 13111 get t-111l.1\~
arttt'les111:11l1-11ill1111
met nl at linIIrI-s
\\‘lllI‘Il would have
”alnlll‘lll'll \‘11111' [1111‘-
I‘lllV. l'ltt'pl‘flnuitf
tho ll ':'-1d1\ 1.111l111s
,2: 1J
tin—J '*
SOlllt'lII1I14IIIIlI)“lllllllI'Ilt'1l1'1|~1-1l 111-111-
.‘llltllllt'l‘ilsllolN'IIt'l' 111111- than no“- 111
avail yourself-1t lmrwtina'. Ilnr motto-
ONE LOW PRICE FOR ALL!
Call and see how for 51111r money \1'.il :11.
\\l.i.1 l't‘IZt's.
HOVT’S ’
Jewelery and Optical Store,
\‘l\\’:1r~hi11:ton Min-.11
The 111111;; Drv‘G'oods 51111-11.
TRISTRAM & HYA
.2 Gazette Building.
NORWALK, ,. . . .
. ‘ Special Sale,Of
CLOAKS AND
FUR CAPES
1W0 will (10111111111111) on Saturday,
ccntbet' 28th, a Special Sale of Cloaks and
Fur Capes. 'lhese goods ate. lltllt ot the
-“
CONN“
WHAT
Cliflord Hayes
IS lllllNI. .-\'l‘ 'l'lll-Z
Star Market.
He Is selling the BEST MEATS the Market affords.
He Is glvlng the Best Service possible.
Ha I: uoIIIng .trlctly for CASH.
He Is solIlng Meat cheaper than It was ever told In
South Nat-walk.
READ HIS PRICES
and you will I11-1'1'1uvinA-1Ad that it isthe511111-1-1.1~;11-111I 5-11111' "lulu-5"
llest Sirloin Steak,
j Ilonnd Steak. I
1
I
Shoulder Steak,
l-‘resh l’urk, I'ttnps 111' Roast,
Fit-sh Hams,
571111111212 ‘
Smoked ”11111-1.
In'LI“ til Mutton.
‘ ’1 II1s. lire 1k'11sl l1.'t1 I111.
Stack oi the firm of Day, Callahan A Co..;
j-I’intt 11rlir1s111iIolll1-1I In sh 111 still
1111.. l\tr11511|t l'ork
I hoit eI ountr5 I‘ hit I11 111:.
De 5 I‘ llllltt' I 1111ntr5' Turkeys,
1271‘
luv
“1'
71'
I01:
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“It:
“'1'
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41'
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cl
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“1
lb
[lie “1
1211) 151-111
THESTAR MARKET
Corner South Main and Haviland Streets.
who Irwc been ohIieed to close their bush? CLIFFORD HAY:S
ness and their stock for whatever it would‘ w~—w—~—~—~~~~
101111 E1111 1111111 [In 11 811111111
Ining. They the all new Woods made with
in the Iastfe w weeks and t3the [nines which
they 0111110 bought at would not covel the
cost to 111.1111:
I
'lhestort-1slo'11led with llII! Ill.-\\ I. (1(lll~‘ in every department.
Iioods 111 grtat variety and at tnnrrclon-d5 low [11:11-
hctore pure h.1siug e lht‘W hen.
MANAI‘ GER.
Holiday
Call and examine our stock
This IS an oppmtunity which am one Who GIVE 3 Sewing Machine chiew and Underwear
hasuot houeht a g .nment this season cannot .1111...“ . .. 11mm 111 mm - 1......
allot d to miss.
TRISTRAM 81 HYATT,
Norwalk, Conn.
RESTORE
LOST IIIIOR
..:1...,
_ . 11 ‘ 1 ‘1'
. . ‘t 1 l' .1 ‘ . ' ll
:, - ,1. . 5.1 \5 n
' .1 . - ..l\i11-,
l‘or sale at 'l'tllllllllvon's drug store.
””cS‘oN'rINUED “FOR ANOTHER WEEK!
. GREAT ._
BANKRUO PT SALE
0. H. Harvey’s: Entire Stock
$8000 WORTH OF
Which Must beClosed out.
Sale Commences at I0 o’clock,
Monday, December 23, I895.
, Everything will be Sold at
Less than Half Cost
An Immense Stock to SeleCt From.
N0 SUCH BARGAINS
Ever Offered" 1n NorWaIk Before
Come Early
1‘,
SHOE STORE OPEN TILL I6 !’0 CLOCK
EVERY NIGHT.
iv
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1., 3...»).
audit 111sl~1 so little to 1111111111111111 '1
ll! $19 1.1,
Irie -nd
thorounhl5 llrst 1 lass 111111 hin1- ,
41l|’1'l'1\‘|‘l"~‘, warranted .‘151-nrs.
Whize Fur Rugs.
#31111.
MllQl'lZ l‘. H. $‘3.-I‘.l, $3.771.
SMYIIA '111 largo variety.
I'ulloll ll "l‘, .‘II “1‘.
and llr:1\vers.'..'.‘1u 1111115111,
'Come in with the Tide ’
of sight st'1'l's and see our great variety of I1:1r1_.:11insin
'Furnlture and Carpets, Fancy Plush Chairs, Reed and
Willow Chairs, Parlor Suits, Bedroom Suits, Dining
Tables, Lace Curtains. Portieres and everything to
:.\.\l) 'l'lllS. .Il'S'l‘ FUR 'l'llI'I lltll.ll).\ Y5. FUR I'.\.~1ll:
Wilton Velvet Carpets,
_...._\
Club Building,
Norwallt-
:98 Washington Street,
I
I
1
adorn a home.
\\'111:1.'111'~1>Tillt Ilt1i.~.hed ”use. 2711'.
lit-111's \Voul half Hose. I71;;
‘1 111'. 23111.
Special Inducemems to the Holiday Trade.
.‘l: tde, ll d :1111' lined pr r 5 an! H1 I"111':1111r111'i1'e. --'I.
FIELD
811th Norwalk.
i111 cort'oxs.
I'hiidrt-n‘s heavy Weight hlark rihhed
Woman‘s Swiss llthhed Merino Vests
Perhaps someone has given
you a Christmas Present, and
you feel like reluminglhe same
for New Year? The place to
go and get it is the
05 N11...
83 W‘éshihgton ASL,
so. NORWALK.\‘
Norwalk Chronicler