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LIAVI NEW YORK.
l‘on Scorn Noaruui:
A. Kw]! [lim‘d'tex.liill ac. 11011st “I.“
Bills! 0.130s 001111.lumentummumu,
111111....111111 noon ac. ——Otl so. 211101
011001.810». 111231 “filer. 111111... .1111!
mowoxJiB'acJ illiac.8wac.9:l)ac
Honour.
A!.I.—i2iliox.0w “.7111 ac. P. M.-00
0' .
Dsnhury Division.
Luvs Sou-m Noawsu:
AJi .—sar 1111. 915-0. 10mm or.
until Pittafleld ens 1103.5
SUIDAYI.
A. M.-—0li ac. P. M --i 5 ac.
Luvs Danuur:
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iiIillllili ll PDPDlAllill.
People surely realise that each and
o1ery one are ({mixed by what they are
abletodo. an are not credited by what
some one else understands or can execute
Ladies awaken at once to what most
concerns them and that is their figure
and appearance.
We really believe it is an important
duty we o1ve ourselves and friends to
make the most of what nature has given
us.
Thus, to our hands are lntrusted not
only the tasteful adornment of the form
but also our comfort. improvement of
figure, and in no small degree, our happi-
1101111.
It matters not whether we are rich or
poor this subject interests us all.
LADIES.
of true culture and intelligence esteem it
areal accomplishment to be able by the
GXUI’OIIG of their own ability to cut beau-
tifully fitting Rnrments
MOTHERS.
can justly feel proud of their daughters
who possess the knowledge and ability
not only to superintend but to cut and
mpke their own clothing It is self evi
dent that they will make better wi1 es and
mothers.
YOU.
may think this call is not for you, but
perhaps it is.
No -att-r what your station in life is you
cannot see very far in the future. and a valu-
able trsdo may menu you much to you.
Now that your attrntion has been called in
the right direction. Vial! the
‘nnEs scutnm; scuuoi
(with the determination of bettering y our con-
(lltlt-n if ns-tble1an1i love-11111.10 the work.
Sclioo ’l‘ nesday, Thursday and Sutur
day.2to.’1and" . 000p. m.
22 SDDTII IAAIII STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
GORHAM’S
Va! 1 P up or
Store, lilliirst Avenue, East Nurwaik.
What 18 41‘
6131111111
Outoria is Dr. Imus! Pitchers
l . prescription for Infants and 01.11-
drsn. It contains neither 011111111,
Iorphino our other larcotio sub-
stance. It isshsrmlousuhstituto for
Parsgoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups,
and Castor Oil. It is pleasant Its
guarantee is thirty yosrs’ use by
millions of Mothers. ma is the
Children's Panacea—tho Iothor's
Friend.
CASTOHIA
For 1111111111. and Children.
Do not be Imposed upon. but Insist upon
having Castoril. and see that the (lesion. .31
is on the
wrapper.“
1 tect ourselves and the public at all hazards.
Tn: Curran Corns". 77 Murray It” It".
signature of Z ,
Weshall pro- '
—
anrza “ m
_ I
t‘.’.’1c lb and fresh
Home Laid
Eggs
At 21'. dozen
Lorenzo
Dibble.
gm! \Vcnre nmv looking forward
tothe new year. fora return to
the former times, 11 hen
factory, store and form shall
again be thosame of active i11-
dustry. When every man and »
woman will awoke to the fact _,
centre and not to hc surpassed
as a place to buy good goods at
3‘ Just now 11c are offering
EASY AIID PLEASANT T0 TAKE.
AT OUR PRICES.
I896.
field.
that our store is an industrial
low prices.
Tub
Patent Medicines
III FADT. IlAllD IIDT TD TAKE,
Hood’s Sarsaparilla, .00
Ayers’ Sarsaparilla, ‘ .07
‘ Dana’s Sarsaparilla, .07
Outicuro Resolvent, ‘ .70
Scott’s Emulsion, .00
Green' 0 Nervura, .70
Stillson’s Specific for Malaria. .75
Paine' s Cele Compound, .65
Brandreth' s 18
Alcock’s Plasters, .10
Benson's Capsice Planters, .15
Ontario .80
Carter’s but... . .1s
Atwood’s Bitters, .10
Badam’ s Microbe Killer, qts. .75
Maui’s Microbe Killer, as 11., 9.50
Yankee Lung Soother, .05
0110.0. Stillsun’s
Drug ' Store,
02 Washington Strut
”is. H. Waterbury.;
ileal Estate antilnsurance.
40 Washington St, to. N05311:!
A PE nnv SAVEDISTWICE EARNED.
If. you want to save your pennies, also your doi-
lars, go to the storewhere you can get good goods
for the least.
P LAC E!
money.
OCR STORE
We have a full line of ‘
IS Till-Z
Lamps, Dinner and Toilet Sets, Tiny,
Woodenware
All of the finest grades.
and Cutlery! ~
All our I'Iinncrware open stock.
NASH ‘8: VANscov,
011,110.11. Main and West. Streets,
SOUTH NORWALK,
° 1
CONN.
lIEWS AIDg 0088i? Di THE DAY
MW” TDWAS.
W
ligand M iiswsyiowibsr itsstpod Vlsy
A least oi Iriois iron. Irsochdils- 0th.
or items iron County Towns.
DONATION.
.\t the ltowaytuu Mutlmdist Episcopal
church. Sunday morning. the pastor's
1 theme will be: "Bringing in the Tithes."
In the evening tl1c_11ervioes will he
cvaugclistic, with 11 'al music by a
cldirnschoir. Youn$7pleu meeting
in the evening at 11:30 clock~ led by (‘.
W. Bell. ‘
Mm.Willliu111 T. Raymond. of The
Maples. has been spending 11 few days
with her brother-tu-law. Judge Daven-
port. in Bridgeport.
WESTPDBT.
’l‘hoaunnal meeting of tho Reading
Room and Library association was held
lustevcuiug and the. following oi'llccts
chosen for the ensuing your: President.
Charles H. Taylor: vice-presidents.
Joseph 1-). Hyatt, J. S. Jones: werutary.
William E. Nash; trcueurcr. Jumcs H.
Richards: librarian. Miss Frances A.
assistant librarian, Saumcl A.
Pur'dy . executive coimuittec. J. S. Jones
Mrs. J. S. Jones, J. (i. Hyatt, Rev. J
Backus. S. Partly, Rev. Father Car-
roll. The {blowing wcrc chosen as 11
ludics' honorary exu-utive committee:
Mrs. J. S. Jones. Miss F. A. Gray. Mrs.
H. P. Burr, Mrs. W. L. Taylor. Mrs. W.
E. Nash. Mrs. R. K. (innit. Mrs. J.
Backus. Mrs. P. Powers. Mrs. A. S.
Hoyt. Miss Mariam Colcy.
Thefollowinn oiilcers wcrc installed
by the. Sons of Tempcruucc, Thursday
evening. for the eiisuingqunrtcr: Wor-
thy patriarch. Humor S. Beers; Worthy
umriutc. Mrs. Robert W. Post: m'ord-
i111: scribc. Samuel A. Purdyz assistant
rccordiniz scrilw. Miss ('urrlc I. Suifiiu:
iim‘mciul scribe. Edward 11‘. Marvin;
treasurer. Miss Mary Grave-s: chaplain.
Tt1~1'.l\'cuncth Muckcnzic. Jr.. conduc-
tor. Mrs. C. J. Fox: assistant conductor.
William N. Suyrcs; iusidc scutiucl. 111....
Noumc B. Sanford; outsidc sculiucl.
Rollic i). Bcct's;sutwrintcndcut of young
people's work. Mrs. A. h'. Hoyt: past
worth patriarch. Robert W. l’ust.
’l‘hc 11111111111 Christmas tree cxcrciscs
of the Mctluxlisi Episcopal church 111-111
hold in tho lecture-mun 11fthc church.
' Tuesday evening. ( )wing to the sickness
of ~SUl|ii‘ who wore to participate and
_ otlu-r causes the pnwuuuum pntpimtd
could not b.- carricd out. Miss Ethcl
ltcuuudc gavc u rccitatiou and sung, 1111
did also Miss Meta Mctul. l’ntscnis
11crcthcli givcn to the scholars, after
which n~frcsl1111c11ts \1'crc scrvcd.
(icni‘gc .\'. .\dxuus. prcsidcili of thc
Wcstport Savings b;111k.. Henry A. (1;:-
dcu. it). thclcr, Rufus Wzikcmuu.
James l1}. Iiuhbcll. Henry 1’. Burr, B.
L. Woodworth and Oscar I. Jnncs. the
trustees. and chry E. Shcrwuod and
sum... Sherwotxl. paying teller. 11nd
bunk-kccpcrnffhc National bank, will
unjoythc'n'usual111id»11'i11tcr dinner at
i’utric's at f111‘clg1ck this :iftcrumu.
Mrs. Eliza Joucs dicd at her home in
Stutc sins-t. chncsdsyevening. after :1
lingcring illness. The funcrul was hcld
from (‘l1rist church this :1ftci'11m'111. Rev.
G. W. Barhydt officiating. and i11tcr111o11t
will bc in Willow Brook ccmctcry. Mrs.
Jtmcs was in her fifty-ninth ycur.
William R. blci‘n-udy's family arc
soon to close. thcir rcru'dcnc.~ at (‘mupo
bench for :1 month's tript.1i’l1ilml1.~lphi:1.
Baltimore and Washington. Mr. Mc-
Ci cudy will spend his time during their
obscure nttcudiug to business interests
in N1 1v York
W. F. Osborne and Joscph E. Marvin.
who huvc been doing the Atlanta cxpo-
sitiou. Chattanooga. Lookout Mountain,
the National Military Park and Wash-
ington. are expected to arrive homo to-
morrow cvcuing.
"A Birthday Bag Social
in tho ltlt'llll'O-I'Oiilll of the
Episcopal church, this cvcuiug.
will he held
Methodist
.\ tcu
‘ cont supper will be scrvcd.
Georg». F. Dickerson and family. of
Ncw York. huvc hccu gut-sis during the
weck of Mr. and Mrs. (Ecru-1:.» Dickerson.
The first smelt tigtlte scmton were cap.
tured by Henry Allen. on Monday, and
disposed of in Bridgeport markets.
Mr. and Mrs. William Schrober. of
Bridgemrt, were New Year's guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F.~ Laberty.
Miss Mary Graves rotiirntsl home
Tuesday cvcuinm-fmm a two wecks'
visit with relations in Syracuse.
Dr. J. H. Nolen has closed his office
hcrc and with his family removed to his
homc :1! Shunokin. Pa.
The 11111111111 met-ting of thc Lees Manu-
facturing company 11'1lll1c held next
. Tuesday afternoon.
Rev. Royal \V.
spmidiug the week
Southport.
The “Fifteen" club will give a recup-
tiou at the Opera House. (111 the evening
of the l7lh. h
Edward A. Williams, of Brooklyn.
spent Sunday with his father. Byron A.
Raymond has been
with friends in
, Williams.
t“ e
.A.1 ":11an Who Its-lied [pots the “'0“!
"caught and beheaded. "
Until Fobrusry ist‘nrt‘, ditch wo 1.1.8... .11.... invontfi, we will sell the hsisnco of our
inter Sutts iflvercoa
AT LESS THAN COST.
We have to start ihc sale. I’ll'c'l‘Y FIVE .\ll'l.\‘ Sl’l' [ 5 Al 110.00, reduced front\81.1. 00 and 512.00. OVERCUATS AT 80.00, 7.00,
111.00, 12.00. Some that were .15 high .15 1325. 00 now selling for HALF PRICE. Remember our last wintcr's sale.
. Man1 waited too long until the best bargains were sold. Don’t do it again.
CLOSING OUT PRICES.
MEN’S SUITS. OVERCOATS‘
Lot 7338, £11.00 Now 57.00. Lot 2; ,s7. ;0 Now 85.50
Lot 1009, 12,110 Now 8.00. hot ,- (.11, «1.00 Now 1.00
l.ot.1015. 12.00 .\'ow 8.110. l.<1t;2(15, 9.00 Now 7.00
Lot 7315, 12100 .\'1111' 8.00. Lot 7148, 11.00 NOW 8.5c
1.017255, 1.1.00 N'ow 11.75. 1.111 7150, 11»... Now 8.51:
Lot .1014, 1.1.00 .\'ow 8.75 Lot 7.100, 14.0.. Now 10.0t
Lot .1005. 14.00 Now 11.110. Lot 7201, 1.1.0.. Now 10.0.
Lot 4029, 14.00 Now .100. Lot 401 ;. 18.0.. Now 12.0:
Lot 4003. 15.011 Now 11.75. Lot 401.1, 20.00 Now 12.0:
Lot 4004, 15.00 Now 11.75. Lot .1035, 20.00 Now 13.01
Lot 7133. 15.011 Now 9.75. Lot 41111., 211.... Now 13.51
Lot .1000, 15.00 Now 9.;5. Lot .1111; 2.1.1111 Now 13.51
Lot .1020, 1600 .\'ow IO. 50. Lot .111_.;1, 22.11.. New 14.0.
Lot 4030, 1600 \'.111' 10. 50. l (11.31.. 23 0.1 Now 18.01
W. A. BENEDICT 8: COMPANY,
l9 Main Street, Norwalk. Sentinel Building, 80
Miss Louise Barnes, of Craubury. has
been 11 gin-st (1.1.1.... the week of friends
hens
OUR
Buchlin’s Arnios Salve.
The best salve iu the world Turtllls,
bruisis. sures nisers. salt rheum fever
sores, tom r, chapped hands. cliili1,lnins ]
cams, and all skin eruptions, 1111.! posi-
tlvely curt-s piles. or 1111 pay rmpiired. It
Is guaranteed to give, perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price ‘25 ccnts per
bt-x. For sale by (i. C. Filllsuu and Id. l’.‘
“'chI. ‘
(Inc Mlutllc l'ougii (.‘urc is 11 popular;
retm-dv for (11-01111. Safe for childrcu sud ‘
adults. id. 1’. Weed .\- H. C. Stillwu
Miss Bclle Vaughn is visiting relatives
in Brooklyn.
Miss Annie (‘lear is visiting friends in
St 111thport.
Patent Leather and
Russet Goods!
'i‘i1..t must he (inset! .1111 regardless of
Rubcrt Pimml. of Bunklyu, Iii visiting
oi the ntsidcuce of Max 0. Huuekc.
David Harper, of Brooklyn. is u pin-st
of Mr. and Mrs. Robert '1‘. Leo
DARIEN AND NOBOTON.
Faitilelti County National Bank,
Special January 8an
Norwa k.
i
COSl.
43 wall Street "WWI“ 00M. iRuasia C 1l1 Double Sole .\hnes ..t 5111.1
Russia ( .111 Double Sole Shoes at 2.110
I00 PAIRS
Miss Lizzie Dunn has been \‘is1t'1111r
friends in Sui-walk.
Av
lNCOiil’tiltATRl),
EDWIN ‘1. Kitiitifltit. l’ruei'feni.
DA Vlii ii. MILLER. Vim-President.
111'. GREEN, Cashier.
llllll'livl’lliifi.
Flour (1. Kllzrim. .\iospzs li. 1311.11.11.
1‘ 11111” .\l11.1.r. 1. A J. .\lrzrzarzu.
F. or 11111'1Luc1uv111111. ’1‘1111111111111t F. #111111. .
lut(i.:mt. CHAR. I". 'l‘umiutl.
A1. 111-: oi Manufactunrh Merchants and
Ind11ld11al~1Holl1lmL
Safe lleposit iloxns Free to Depositors 3
, I1‘49? Y
1521. CAPITAL 311.1110.
BRANCHVILLE.
New Year‘s night being thc :lmh anni-
versary of thc wedding of Mr. and Mrs-1.
.-\. (imlfwy. :1 numhcr of their fricuds
from Dnuhury. (,‘anuous and New York.
and also Branchvillc friends. 1.111111'1scd
them 1n the cvcumg. They were sure-
11adcd withtun1l1onri11csaud \'(1ct music
Miss May Emmons and broilerolm-
11in huve returned to their 111111111 in New
York city. after speudiug the holidays
with their cousin. Miss Kuthlw-n Wil-
liums.
William l’cctz. of Falls Villugc.
11-iur11udto hislmme after spcnding .1
i'cwduys with his fricud. Irving Fur-
wcll.
Miss Flora Bunion cmortuiuml .‘TIM‘
K'athleeu Williumsnud Miss May l-Im~
111111111, Thursday aficruoon.
At 980 a Pair!
.1.) pairs Men 5 Patent Leather Rat/or Tot .\‘llOcS,
and $3. :(1g..11(ls,z1t$1. 117°. .1 pair.
Lan- regular
ldo not Want the Earth ‘
with 11 lc 11cc around it
but w1ll be ihanhigi for a small M H GI ’
share oiPublIc atronsxe in !
Butter,Cheese,Eggs} I I over s
Lard1P‘Ick'eS1 1 Double Shoe Store
l25 Walshing’tonHSts 40 and 112 Wall Street,
B. A. VICKERS.
has
lx’cgulur Price 5.0..
3.511
Men’s Patent Leather Dxfordli
83.00
IC‘
NORWALK. CONN
Mrs. H. N. Webb entertained my “‘3‘, Everypody’s Shoes Shined Free!
grand-childrcu 111111 Mrs. J. Ii. Williams ._..--_.____-N.. 4.
at ditmcr. Ncw Year's day.
Miss Kuthlccu Willituus cutcrtulni-d
friends. New Year‘s night.
Miss Efiic Beckwith called .111 11.2., .i
H. “'illiums. Friday.
9- W- RAYMOND
. IDNEiill 0111101011
11111 EMBIiMEii.
93 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH
—BETW'EEN—
Harry Edwards. «1f Britlgt‘pnt'i. is
visiting at home. NORWALK, CONN.
_,_ lieu York South larval! and Hawaii
CAPTURED A SRIGAND, .1171..- ’
-.—THE PROPELLgliRS—
of a Gentleman.
'l'hc last survivor of 11 wealthy (ii-cc}:
family, Skill“! by Home. was ill .\1111lm
orcrsm-inu tli.~ crcction 11f :1111uu11iilcc1it
1111111s11lc11111 111ti11- 111c1111rry 11f his l1r11t lll'l‘.
recently th'i'llM‘il. ’l‘hc mausoleum was
111 some distance from ihc city and a wil-
dcrm-ss scpumtud 1h.- huildlng {rum the,
neon-<1 road. in this wildcruuss Skilizzi
had one even! 111;» st range otiventuro which
be related afterward to Rudolph l.cl1~
711111111. who prints it. in his“lie111i11is‘
funccs."
Skilizzi was 1111 l1i< way to his carriage
whcn hc11'asawcustcd by :1notoriousarmed
brigund who infested lltc neighlmrhuod
and had llafllcti oil :tllctupts 1.1 capture
him. ,.
"Your [itix'n‘ 111' )‘11111' lifc!"c11llcil lllt!
brigand, ut tlic ~11111c ti1111~ levcliughis gun.
Sklliszi. luau-11d 11f bring: frightened. tsu-
swcrcd quietly:
“Put down that 121111 and let us have a
talk."
The 111.111 obcymi. 1
1111111311 youmypursc' ’hkilizzicou—
tinned.“ and should not fer; l the loss of it
but would you gain much 1.49.. contents!
'i‘hc1 will not 1:0 for .1nd 1011 will then
how tncoutinucn hrigand until you or.'
it Cures
couous .
Will leave Pier-:23, E. R.. Beekman street. New York, at 5 p. m.
l , Leave Norwalk. 5 p in; South Norwallr 6 p. m.
Freight Received from” . a. m. to" .1 p. m.
U p011 application to agents the City of Norwallr, Eagle and Vulcan will be
sent for special lots of freight anywhere 1n New York or its vicinity.
All persons are forbid trusting any of the employee of the host! 0
line on accsunt of the Owners thereof. jfi t!
i .
l
WliilAMS’ '
Diwali
REMEDY.
SCHAUB’S MARKET,
38 Washington Street. South iiomali.
Hiliiliiliiiliiis Fiiil nut-111:5 MEATS”
"Quite truc.“ mid tlm man. “but then
I have a wife and children. i cannot let
tin-111 starve." ,
“Nipposo 111111 piomisud to take c arc of
tin-m would 11111 11in. upthls infamous
lifci'
*
”
" 'lf [were sure of. it." sold the 111.111, ' ' |
sinusI-rcd."Iwnuld 12ch 11 upuumu-nnv.‘ PhYSICIa" tor won‘e"I Ijnrtejr House Steak .~liologna100
"l gin: you." said Skilizzl, “a “cull-n 3’1"”; :3“: ' 11'“ }‘|’t‘“h "0d PICkled Tripe "if
man‘s word of honor that I will take cur.- -—-——4o~. Sitgxill‘dcregteak .- . 5" Pei "1 ({‘hees: We
of yuuravifu and chlldrcn. Will you conu- 111.1,"? “0:“; T' to.- and i~l~ 19.1.3.1. 51:11?“ cured. Inc
with me. give yourself up, work out your MRS. on. N. I. GulAF’JHB, Rib Roast 9. Shoulder 7'3
utiltollcwwhlt‘ll ““1 ho infinitcly more I'm. i111 Consulted at hernlllt‘e PM" Chum.“'i.ili1.l1.1rd 535“
lenient than if 11111111-r111upt-11red—aud i1:~~ » ‘ . . Sausage. Sperry J: Barnes Pickled Tongues 134'
3111 an honest life one -rw11rd:-‘ 342 Broad 8T , Bridgeport, (innit, {119230113311 Smokid Tongues ‘10?
After sonu- 1110111e1.tsul‘ hesitation the n,_ da 0",. ,.,,n,. “ 00 0 S . Sauer rant ,
n1.-111 "I‘i‘flitlt'd N" 11001. Timy cntcrctl the "$11,! no.’,’:.,'{:‘,”,’: ,3: phi.“ '11:. w, 1’; :3: 3:13;: Mutton we i‘resh “round Bones for Chickens v
it to 111s Every 'l‘luesdny and Friday
“,1. pm nil-.etr-o-n 1.-srs has 1111!
14.13.9111 11111111511 r1?“ n'u. 1.1 1..- nil
frriug from um dim. 11
carriage together and drove to tho ncurcsr
I . . 1 . , ' .
piLIU.’ station. 11 hi ruthn 1111111 131111 h11111~cll it‘ in.- Me” 111 it. P PM
(lid and Reliable Daily Direct Freight t
11111 11 Nttualk, E11111 1111 i111
ill!
'thll
Native" \Beef Cash Prices.
, . t I; l, ' ‘ ‘ ' 1': — . . c . I ' ‘ ' ‘ ’
3:01:23" 1 “"i““,’""*""‘ "‘ 1.121;.‘1‘112511.‘.:;:'*.:.:.:1.*.~.".;1~.,:w.:.~;.;,g, 00111 1115 in the Same Propontuns. Iii kinds of Poultry at
Through the iron grating “'Illi‘ll 11111-1 ”19 11““ 11111111111 ‘3“ "M" M" '"Mi‘t’m
the lowest Possible Prices.
JACOB SCHAUB. PROPRIETOR.
known to modern «weary and u Micim.
Humv- curu with burs.- llill 1 1nd «her 1n,uir
I’d. Tr rms it 11 In that: Ad .cltr. .- [111 11 . :1,
veplllillu. luciueestamp. nviitoti 1
separated llil.‘[Wui|11'_l'rl;:;1211Ir-l1111L hands
with his captcruml mid. “Lind blues you i"
—.‘$au Francisco Examiner.
”Kw—.14-
Norwalk Chronicler