M llllltll SIDE OF THE RIVER.
W Hook and Ladder Company Enter-
him In llumlml Duosls- Silver Wed
.0] fl Ir. and Mrs. Robert Harris.
panned most agreeably.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert ’1‘. lllll‘l‘lr. nt‘ h
(love street. I'I-lohratI-d. lant night. tho
twenty-fifthannivvrsary of tlII-ir Inar-
riagt', undtlw occasion was our of tin-
most joytimoftln- 3'va YI~aI"s gather-
ings. Mr. Harris. lII'iIII: a lll"lllllt‘l' of
Douglas Ft leor Post. had invitml hia
oouu'mios to altlt‘llll, and as :l rI-sult
thew wwinlarizi- tllt'lIIIllt. ’l‘lll‘ host and
ltmtessna'I-iI’IIIl IIIaIIleI-autil'ulprvwnls. snortn '1'}... {Hum “3.3.... N”, l. I-aptain.
3. f W. Ilatl': forwards; W. Hall. .I. ll.
Them. “m a patty m ”w n:“"l'.'3”"3 .lat-kson; ('l‘llll'l‘. F. Smith: guards. It
W“MUM,"“H'N‘um'kfln‘w‘RM‘VMAH‘.’ Mullings. F. Mall'in. No. '3. vaptain.
night. Tlnrty-sI-i-I-npnmnia “.m. llri'a‘» T333333 (31333333333 3.33333333333333 'l‘. (3333333333
I'nt. Thon- was >lll',.'lllg and spI-I-nh- “.3 R33333_333 Wm". R. ”33333333333333
Innklng by ”"wml'ln'" mm m" huh” guards. l. LIA-kii'ood. E. llI-otlIvI'IIIII I
sang. A Inagii' lillllt'l'llt'xllllllllltll was
given and thou with was Illth-l'll. al'tI-r
which tramps \Vl‘l't' plarvd.
Miss Clltlllutit' 'I‘I-IIIpluI of livtn'y
street, (Vllfl'l'illillt‘ll lll‘l‘ I lass of tho 8th
Avenut‘ Moth-"lint lipismpal Sunday
school. last night. Miss 'l‘I-IIIplII \I':I.~
presented with a handiwnnv l'ill'll rowdy-
or and II glow lvnttonrr. 'l‘hI- film was
passed in singing and playing L'illlll".
followed by a pollution.
,Vm W8 AID llSllAPS llll»
1*. ‘TH‘E‘ sown NORWALK EVENING smmm‘ THURSiIXr.
JANUARY... 1896.
'3‘
Highest amt In Leaviaing Power.- Latest 0. now: Raga
my“ Baking
Thejloading Dry Goods Store.
Powder
mwumpuu 2 Gazette Building.
NORWALK,
CONN.
OPEN nous: Artur-II. III II. A.
TRISTRAM I. HYATT Sitar
. a... . .wm
What Clifford Hayes ls Doing
{b
AT THE
J 3:7“
Market
He Is selling the BEST MEATS the Merkot efferde.
He Is glvlng the Beet Service possible.
was llll“
l‘l'l'l"]|lll)ll I'omlnilli'.
At llll‘ l'illll‘lllilull of tln- ltlllllllll'l a
IIIIIIItlolin .wlo was l'l'llllt'l‘l‘ll by William
le’lwrnon. This was {Unil‘VNl lIy gym-
IIIIstiI' I-xvrt'isun, .sIIlI-ctions III-in: l‘l'll-
dorm] liy l’Ivall'a‘ IIrI-lII‘~tI':I to giw spirit
to thI- t'\llll|lllllll. First I-aInI- II dIIInlmll
drill. and HIV” an l'\llllllllllll “II ”I"
parallvl lI.II‘~'. SIIIIII- Q'Xl‘l'lll‘lll \Vlll‘k was
also donv on tho lIIII'iI. Intal lllll' lI)‘ tha-
yomnz llllllt‘lt‘s'.
.\ gilltlt‘ Iii lnlsltvl lIzlll I‘ullI'lllIli'Il lllI'
ltvl‘vrrv. E. Wiuham. 'l'lII- M'Ill'l‘
t I :l in favor of train No. l.
MIII’lI of llll‘ plIIIIIIIIrI-ol' lllt' III-(union
to tlII- IIIItit'iIIgI-ll'orta of tin
SI-llw'k. JIIIIII'S E.
.\l. l)I-IIIIIIIII,I.'.
Settled at Last.
Til - I'l\'il 4' Isi's IIf St'lnw‘llr"
IhI-l ('illllt' up in tln‘ 'l‘own ('onrt,
llllldwll
\-. ’I:-.I'—
l‘i lilll‘e'
. _ Jndw- Frost. ’rlll'HllLV. and la.~lI-Il all
Miss Nollir L'II.,I.III..-.Ii.a...I' llvtn-y ”3W ”Hi" III-13‘»- ~«3rtl~3-Il Inv -'If""_"”“"”,
. . ‘ H l" illl i l " ~l '1: '5 i
street,t‘IItI-rtanII-Il :Isniall I-«IIIIpIIIIy ml ” m l ‘ ' ‘ ' IL} in,“ “i
llll' I'IIIIrt. III IIIII~ llll’ plaIIItIll \-..-I~
friends at tut. _\'I'\ll‘i'llil3\' :Il'tI-I‘IIIIIIII.
ank L'HIIIIInn-Iliwu I‘vndI-rI-d N'll'l"
lions on tho autoharp. (‘harh-e BI-nwliI-t
recited. Milton Ellwood sang. and tho
hostess gavo insmnnvntal Fllll‘l'lllllh. .\
I-ollntion wa~ svrwd.
Williani .\. mm. of Bl'tmlil)“. .I
IIII'mbor of John .\. Dix Post. of NI‘\\'
York, was tlII- gumt of his lIl'UlllI‘l‘.
(Valet) Wood. l‘III'I- ~‘tI'I-IIt. _\'I-~tIII'Ilay.
Both nll‘ll manual in ('ompany (i. Tt‘lllll
Connecticut Volnntwrn. William Wood
was in ;\ll'll:l'>lill\'llll' I'lm’I-n
months. 3
.~\ buggy, lIaIliy er-I'livd. wa~ stand-
int; alongnitlo .l. Wallam- Marvin's harn
on First aveum. thi< morning. It I-IIII'IIl
not he learned who thI» IIwIII-I-
Evidently tlII- lllil'N' lIad—t'nn :1“ av.
.VII'. and Min-i. Danivl lI'IlIIIIIIIII-diI-II
and daughtvr Marion. of III-my ~rl'I-I‘l3
spent New Yt‘ll‘l".~‘ in Danhnr)‘.
pl‘lN Ill
In.
awnuv. i.~
.‘latlnwv
Harry Rolk-rts. oi" ('otmgI-
now employ-d by Lonnslmry.
£011 & ("nu ill Soulll Norwalk.
Miss Nellii- T. FIIIII-lII-I'. of Plant Nor-
Walk. spent )‘trstI-I'Ilay. llll‘ gum‘t of MN
Frances S. 'l‘ollos. in Darivn.
Miss Cill'l'll.‘ A. Wood. of South 4 lrlNIl'll
avenue. is visiting: her shiny. Mrs. Wil-
linm Curtis. in Now Canaan.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas BI‘IIIIerliI-t. jI
have been l‘llil'l‘l’tlllllllg' Miss Maud
Shores, of Bridgeport.
Miss Nora Ryan haa l't'lfll‘lll‘tl from a
visit in Naugatuck and Wand-bury.
Joh'uF. Buxton ishaiinghisbill hoard
on East Washington str-II t 1"t -lIuiIt
John Dahlgren has mm M from F. Irt
Point street to cltmnfm I1
3 llfissLillinnNccontlvr, of Foit Point
Street, isontertnining Mira 901m: I “ahl-
qnist, of New‘Havon.
of limnford. is
Taylor. HI-nry
_ Miss Grace Covert.
visiting Miis Fannin
street. .
Mrs. Henry Bitlwull and l‘llb'S-‘itil‘ilt'l‘
Wilcox, of Berlin. returned honn- today.
froma Visit with Mr. and Mrs." 1“. J3.
Parsons, First armor.
. ““" '—
C. W. LeCount. of East avennI-.
z'isiting friends in New York I_.~it_v
is-
There in good I-kI trim: on a ~Imall pond
on Fitch street
George H. Mead. of Brooklyn. was a
guest of Mr. and MN. A. l). FI-t'ris. of
Fitch street. Tnosrhgv. ‘
The condition ‘IIl’ (‘hIII'lI-s H. l'IIdIIr-
hill. of Fifth strw-t. I‘I-main~~ about tho.
some. ,
A social time was IIIIjIIyIId laslt ownv
ing at the resident-o of HIIrth-t R.
ham. Maple (H‘l'llnt'.
( iI Ir.
IIeorge ConkliiI—lut a IIIIII ”I hay fall
on hi5 right 1 Tut‘sday. badly in jur-
ing the momlrr,‘ ’
awardvtl $2.3 IlaIIIaI..'I-.~ and I'Iv>t~
and III
tlII- llllll‘l‘ all and IIIIntx
W.R..\'IIWI'IIIIIlIlIa.~ lltlllL'lll tI-II :lv'l‘r'.~ n:
land on \VI'Hllltll'l :l\’l'llll¢‘. adqunIng tlII~
(‘hildI'I-II’n' “will“.
“as 11'
and lilwnvnr Ilill alliN'l'llIlllLf $1" I'.|l‘ll.
and prI-snntin: it to tho l'mt. 'l‘lI~~ lIml
wa~~ laid a~id~~ until about an ill! nth.
ago. “‘lli‘ll Mr. KI-ating tIIIIl.‘ that-gr of
it. 'l'lII-lmok “illl‘IIlliJlH Innvli \‘aln
:IlIlI- information. and al'II-r llll‘ l'mt
has N‘JIM'll to mid will no in tho- Htatv.
TAYLOR a. GOLDEN.
Real Estate
and Insurance!
WASHINGTON STREET.
So. Norwalk.
l't'l’tulllk looking [or II lot :‘II lIIIII~I> IIIIl
lot IIiLn tlII- \II \\ of [NIH lIrIIIIng .--IrI lll‘ll
I---ltoI Ill :II. d I- \: I. ninI out lI~t \\'-I II: l'Iv
llll'lll inrm’rlt' in I- IIIrI part of Ha I ll\ .‘ll
rI-IIw III IlIlI pl‘lI'M :Illll IIIII- I~I IIIII ~
an :I'. It
\V. H. HI'llI-I'L. ('_ 5' l
and liduzir'
:A FALL IN SILVER
ll: bill: l h .~ .lII-I'IIIII‘
IlIII--I--IIIrI~ l.InIIIII:
3 l\ ltu‘ III priI - :IIiIl
. 3‘ yo III I II um w-lni‘.
aniI-liu Inadi- Initial’
m M :I! :It llglll'v"
.‘I'lILI'lI \\Illll'l lI:l\t'
:IIIIIIII hle I III-lit
In ~ llII [ll‘xlllgllr
tlII ll llll:l\~,! mIlIIs
-IIl ll. ll't‘
J
“‘llllk'llling to do V-‘llll “' ””7
:IIId llII-I‘I- i~ ll'l llt'lll‘l‘ llmt' “Nil “"2“ l I
avail “Hint-Hot ll;lrg;|l(|«, IIIIrmIItIII
ONE LOW PRICE FOR ALL!
Fall and. nm- how far your nIIInI-I' \I‘Ill uh.
\\’l:i.t l'rill'm
HOYT’S
3 Jewelery and Optical Store,
W \VanlIiIIgton Sin-I".
CONTINUED FORkANOTl-IER WEEK!
GREAT
BANKRUPT SALE
Post Fowler Servo! Chowder - - - He Is eelllng etrlotly for CASH.
MMQM'QT 11...}. and LIIIIIII-rmmpany. 3 3 ln lll‘lIIl'll “illt It» and .\'I- I» \'I-.II~‘~' He le eelllng Meet cheaper the it «was ever sold In
. the loading ~In'iiil organization on tlII- I”, ““9 Ion E'M'mmd 0”""9'h9 ”l." custom. DIIllKlllh FIHVIC‘I’ Post. No. l‘. South Norwalk. i‘ i .
Int Bide. t‘lllf'l‘lllllll‘tl :ll lI-IN lwu lIuII noon and Evening. “~ .\. R» k"llt ""lI'II “Nu-w." S‘I‘~tI-I-Ilav. Special Sale Of ' ‘3
dredvisitora _\'R“lt‘l‘llil_\’. 'l'ln' l‘l‘l'l‘llll‘m .-\ l'\'t't‘]lllllll was mwn to you“): llll'll ""l """Tml'll‘l "MN." "i"ll"l'r- Th" m ) READ HIS PRICES.
“on 3m). “f "3‘ 3,3...(lu.l.3‘.~,,.3.3 at ”u. y 3‘“ ('. 3\_ “Mn“. 333,533.33“): 'otnmlttI-I- lllt'lllIl'gl'(‘Hllhlfll'll'li NIIplII-II . .- . . .- ,, 4 »
80:: “.3“ “”33“...” “3313.333.” “m” “I. [mm 3 m I“ l" "L ll “.3“ “.3,“ altI-ndi‘d Wilma. Thumd, 51.49“,” 3“. 3.3 3. and Inn \Iill III IouIIIIIId that It Is IlII- plnnu III le‘llll \IIlll' IIIIIIIrI
bu] Waki‘llllflll'lll‘ilIllfi('llll\\'ll|‘l‘..~'.llllll.~. and .wI-ially W113 a filll‘l‘t'l'ih'. From 3'» III I“ MW“ “'1" “W" “"“l- T‘WWF 'J-‘Il If ml Sir-W" NHL H" H.
Ibflw.h9nns. saIIIlii‘iI-lII-s. IItIIlIliII:.I':IkI' II'I-lIx-li tlII- than was plI-asantly pa‘svd l"“‘ "l" "" "MW “3|“ Ill‘ll'w'l “l ‘-”“l :‘IWHI‘IIT'TEI‘. W H»
and 1m“. and tlII-n- wIIrI- ”tough ot' thv hy Iln‘ \‘lhllul'h in t'kl‘lllllllllll‘...’ uI'I-I-Iin'p l““"""”“'"" "W4 "\"'l1"|ll- l“l""|l‘l'3“l~‘ “a, i$3..I|-.:I-'I,“'{|-,3:3333 “I. ”M... 1W H,
good thlum- lrl't to fl‘t'll many mow. TM and playing gamma. . lx'vating. tlII- l’lhl lIi~IIII'i.III. IlI-lI~:;.II VIP-Ill Ham... . I mi H:
adult- walilill llII- hand-I of a l'llllllllllll‘i' ,\t t'III‘I-lovk a lIaIIIIIII-I \Vlh Nl‘VlHl in "‘l "' “TH" I11' ”1" ”H'lll'd'l-ll I‘H‘III"I San-mgr. I... p,
I‘ImIpoIIetl of E. ( (hum-ll. S. H. Nal'll- llII- hall. whivh Was gaily IlrI'IIrIAtI-II with “'-l‘ l'r""'”l \‘I 3'“ ”W “Mix 5""'k“'l “M“‘W i- W" l"
III. Dolm .\lI'l"arl:IIIII. .\lom:o Smith. W't'llh and hunting and (‘llll'illlll‘ll talIlI-a ‘Vi‘ll'l‘ ‘Vlll "\‘i'lllllullfi' "”lliI‘llH ”I“ M "”4“ "r M"”""~ ,(l W" ”’
Mortimer RulK‘l'h‘ and ('. .\'. Row. ladI-II with vhoiI-v vdilIlI's. 'l‘lII- talIlm~ tor)“ Hf tlII- '12.". \‘IIII-I'am «Il' t‘nv l'le. 7- “w. llrI-ak'ast lawn. LII.-
whit'h was ilfilillrillll‘l' t‘llllllgll that (‘\‘\'l‘_\" worn pnmidml U\'t'l' lIy Mrs. ll. l’.. \\'i;:— Till“ l’ “l" “3"“ l'lll'l'll-W‘Xl “W .‘I’I‘Hh M“. “in“. ”r ”mm-”H "r “wr' ”A“ "r “m l“ H'
thing would be IlIIIII- right. and that ham. Mrs. H. S. h‘vllwk. MA. .I. H. “"l ""1“ 'I- l" “”1”" ”ll-”4 i“"“x‘:‘i' 23‘3““: lix'tmsm.‘ infrk‘ f M.
IIverybody IvoulrlltarvagootltiInv. .\ftI-I' .lIII~k,~IIn_ Mrs. It, It. ,‘l“‘(il-lll'u:ll, .\lr.~', Janna ll. lx'nnpp.‘ l(. H. ltnvulll. A. H:3f3::1~::u:ry transom,
the fPMJ'iR‘IIrII wm' l:|j'|)'l’ll and I'ar- Johnson. Mrs. E. H. Smith. Mrs. llIIll. *lllllilrr- -'-'l- -\v“’!l- ""il” i1. K'h‘l‘l' \V 0 will COlllanllCU ()ll S‘l‘tu] day, In}. ‘ " ry nr 9y“
' .‘ . ‘ " ,. 3 ' .- "-.-3‘ ' ‘ i 3 ; _ 3 <3 .‘hlllll' ) '(I ‘ ll . :l 'i’ , .‘.. l\
l0“! gnntt‘a llllllllfllll I". ll! Illi HIIIIIII MLH \lllllll. (,“llfnrl [ml \(I [m llll lll Ill l‘ l\ Ill \l H celllbel QStl], ‘1 Sl)ecial Sale Of Cloal(s,‘1nd T H E- 5 TA R: M A R K E T,
l‘m' Capes. “"380 ‘JOOdS 41'0 Pall? 0‘ the Corner South Main and Haviland Streets.
Stock of the mm of Day, Callahan & 00.. CLINFORD HAYES Manes-:3;
who have been obliged to close their husi-I '
11085 and their stock tor whate vet it nonld
lning. They Inc all no w woods made with
III the last few weeks and Dtho prices which
they can be h Iiwhl at would not cover the
cost to make 3
This is an opportunity which any onI- who...
hasnot bought a g: amentthis season cannot
3 .
- '..~'
SCOFIELD & HOYTl
Always at the Frant!
and lIlllEslt l‘ III III.-
tlH- hurry Holiday Smwn ll.’l\ panned, we are
tailing in thI- llllt.‘ of regular llllSllll'NS. “'0 ill’t‘ offering
Miami to miss ‘(Ii‘i‘iu' indium-mum in m-I-v «IIIIIrIun-m.
TRISTRAM & HYATT, Velvet Carpets 3
“In .I I m I WI 0,
Norwalk, Conn.
llli l’..3~ t .Ifil l t 3..ng Millifl
()l ln mun Catpt- t.~ :It :'
60c.
llltlIlIJI
FURNITURE.
.It tlII lamest l’ricu‘ evIsr II.ImI:Il.
RESTORE Irma... 700, 756, 85c.
lIOSl' lliiOR Moquettes and Axminsters!
33333333333333 . 333 3 3 ‘ ‘ :133’33333333 \\'I- shall opIII tlII- season with .I lath ind handsomx assort
For sale at Tmnlinnon‘s drug Htlll‘t’.
UNDERWEAR!
lix’atnitn- our «owl; III" l'IIIh-I—
HOSIERY .'-
N-IIIéI-Ih and llilllll'xllt‘x
i 1' N 4531!: Slwvialt)‘.
.J ‘5“
SCOFIELD & HOYT,
98 Washington Street, 80. Norwalk, Ct,
Dl'l‘hh
\\I'lll'. it I‘illlllI'l lII- I'xI-I-llwi?
C. H. Harvey’sopEntire Stock
‘ $8000 \AibRTH 0F ,
Boots, Shoes and Rubbers
Which Must be Closed out.
Sale Commences at l0 o’clock,
Monday, December 23, l895.
Everything will be Sold at
Less t an Half Cost
An Immensé Stock to Select From.
N0 SUCH BARGAINS
Perhaps Someone has given
you a ihristmas Present," and
you feel like returning the same
"for New Year? ilI-e placate
go and get it is the _
05E" on E
Ever Offered in Norwalk Before. , , 33
Come
83 Washington St,
Early
80 NORWALK.
n SHOE STORE OPEN TILL IO'DCLOCK w ' - * .
EVERY
NIGHT. 3;
Norwalk Chronicler