.. some.
the '0“ ol Prayer It the
fv—lleluand Notions. 1g .2
.. z t of the Lord's flapper
. .1. by Rev. A. J. Smith.
hyBenJohu Ghoulish. at the
nuns Methodist Episeopal
.. morning. Uue wan
33“ hyletter and one. on probation
‘ limit. In the evening Rev.
.. finedlot preached from the std.-
financed, "Tlll' Alll‘lu‘l‘i\'t‘llo>‘h of
‘ finfoompiretl Christianity with
_ of Budhn. (lonfuwious.
um and Mohunnued, and showed
(“tin-lat should be the centre of at
._ lattice \vns listened to throughout
it! ‘5‘ large and intonisted audienee. The
highttn. at the close sang sweetly,
515“ Beautiful Golden (.lute."
. f I “““““ n
. Tho week or prayer will be observed
the East Avonuo-Mothmlist Episcopal
cl: histollown: Tonight there will
be {young people's rally in the parson-
'01 the (thumb; to which everyone is
pinged. The meeting will be lot by na-
'll’d W'Irounuen, Jr. _ Tuesday night
utthanwill be a general oloss. led by
James L'Hommedieu. Wednesday
.5 .u 0's lam-vice will he led by
f .5011!) Cromlisb. Thursday night
: ‘yuprlyelr and praise survive led by the
i . pastorfand on Friday night a geneml
> low feast will be held. free to all.
The Further Lights eirele of King's
UMa‘nghtnrs, of the South Norwulk Bap-
, tint church, held an extra meeting Fri-
filly list with Mrs. H. M. (Wiley, of East
""Norwulk, to new. The next regular ses—
sicu'wlll be held with Miss Jennietiuy.
_. 'Wnshingt-on street, January ll.
‘ Recent transfernoffl'lnst Side roul es-
, fighamL. Barnes to Thomas F. Btu-
. “ding; J. C. Hawkins to Ida L. Banks.
4. Fifth avenue; Hebrew Bet Israel sminty
toSouth Not-walk thlge. (l. B. .-\..
i Riverside avenue.
an. ' I The Swedish Sick and Benefit moiety
elected the following otlieers: Presi-
dent, S. Burke: viee-pnssident and treas-
urer. P. Benson: secretary. ('. Brit-son.
Mr._a.nd Mrs. Albert E. .\i.~thorpe, of
East Norwnlk. have eonunem-ed house-
keeping in Mr. Fitch‘s new house on
South Main street. South Nonvnlk.
: Edward E. Gorhuni is distributing;
.axnong his patrons and friends. enlendnrs
‘ beating abeuutiful pieture ot' the United
States man-ofcwar. Baltimore.
There will be. a speeiul meeting of th:
Cinders of the official board of the Enst
avenue church. after the prayer meeting.
Miss Maudellu Shores returned to
'Bridgeport today. after ll visit with Mrs.
Thomas Benedict, Jr.
‘MissCarrie Taylor lins'been visil‘irg
' Mr. and 'Mrs. Benjmnin Mills in Port
Ghegter. .
Robert E. Rider has returned to hell.
port,‘uftera visit with relatives in this
:plnce. '
’. z,
y. ‘A Vson has been born to .‘Jr. and Airs.
,3} William Roberts, of Half Mm .Island.
- Walter Hoyt is visitiuy;r in Southymrt.
The Sec of Durham.
V At the timo of the. Norman conquest the
We! Durham was one of the riehest in
all England. ltn territorial possessions“
’ had been increased by filll'l'i'flfilvl' honelue-
torn until tho riches of the l-‘llf‘t‘i‘n‘h‘ltlll of
the apostolic l’ntbers rontrmted singularly
withvtlln poverty nnd lowliueas of him
flwbo, when on earth. had not when; to lay
his head. to soy lllltllllllzul thut. poverty
- wide): was so cheerfully endured by tho
Vltemlght preach the gospel of the Nozzl-
renew
‘Lest any xuisconccpt ion should orb" eon-
om'ulng the term "pulutine," it may he
~--pmpnr here to remark that it originated
in tho‘palaoe of the Byzantine emperors
‘ any} signified. in its simple and t‘t'hlt‘iv'lt‘ll
the palace. Subsequently the term eumo
"an to‘denoto nu onlcerot' the household. n
‘ ._ mentor of n province with extensive delv
' '-> gated powers. Finally. when tllosepo-
Emma grew
) s'nllh'lently powerful to
i he themselvus fi‘ill't‘il by their mncters.
‘1 n"palatine" canto to mean u feudal priuro
who owed little more than a nominal atlllv
joution to tho paramount, sovereign. ’l‘ha
testimonies of a. long line of grent- author
ltlefi, beginning with Camden uud ending:
’ , l with Surtees. has demonstrated the fluff;
that the pnluQino franchise of Durham be-
gan utter the Norman conqueo. From
the time of Walcher. who was uppointed to
‘ the one of Durham previously to llWJ. the
WW8 prnlutes ol" the we were half
warrior. halt u-clesimtic. l-‘or loo yours.
within the limits of tho munty pointinnte.
theblshops of Durham owned no earthly
. and exereised every right \vhieh
belonged to n distinet and independent
Wt)‘.—Heutletutln's Magazine.
7/
Collided \"lth n Trolley Car.
Efltw'oon. 1nd,. Jan. (L—A west hound
. metal on the Lake Erie and Western ml-
lklld with an electric street car on the
”damn street crossing in this city, la-
nlly injuring Chi-ls lilacs. an employee
at the American Tin Pluto tummy, and
we'll! injuring several otlul passen-
m'uwm-_... ,H ......-w.w«..,_,...n.. vwflN-wiwv‘v-my M.
immanent Ital Eshto ,.
great apostle to the gentllcs, in order tbut ‘
‘ “amounting more tlmn an lllllllllllllni of ,
R0
Roommate flown Severely Injured by Fal-
ling on an Icy Side walk.
chmsentative Robert ll. ltownn met
yvithu severe act-idem while going to
his home on South Main stn-el. hm
Suturdny night.
'I‘howuter runningi'roni the pipe on
the oust Hide of tho ruih-oad bridge abut—
ment at Washington and South Main
ntmetu bud frown. and Mr. yllowun slip
pod on it, and receive] a“ heavy full.
Iiiaheud ottruck ugaitmt the iron eap
over the water pipe, on] a pious of flesh
WM torn from his cheek.
Mr. R ovan mnnoyzed to l’l‘lll'll his resi-
dence, and after resting a short tinn-
went back to throw some cool on the ice
topmvent further‘uccitlentu. but found
thnt someone else bud done no.
_____....|__———-—,
Why We Should to Happy.
The South Norwulk Evening .‘kmtinel
husmoved into n hundmmo new build
ing 0! its own. Italnolnw a new press
and u now drown of type Wllll'll ought to
make the new year at huppy and prou-
peroua one for the,Sentinel.—-(.lommer-
eiul Record.
—————-—-—-—-='—'='
TAYLOR & GOLDEN,
Real Estate
and Insurance!
WASHING‘I’ON STREET,
Bo. Norwalk.
Persons looking {pro lot. or house. and
lot. with the' view of purchasing. ore invit-
ed to troll nud examine ourlist. We have
them (or unit: in every purl of the city ut
rennmmble prices and on envy terms.
an 2303 it
c. H.’ Haunts
City Employment Agency.
7" North Mun street. Honth Norwulk.
Ludlea and gentlemen deg-Irina: tin-t elm-n
help in any capacity can obtain the ammo IM-
MEDIATELY at the above money: ulno those
wishing mediums. either mu‘e or remote. can
secure emnloyment.
\VAN I‘Itl) IMMEDIATELY
Young girl 14 or l6 yearn of has M nurse muld
to a child or 2 years. Good liOollltm
to vhzht. puny
Poelli- m an bBImElFEHS or companion to Indy:
also position no nomokeepnr In widower'n
tamilv. til-at chum roll reurea. Good hozno pre-
ferrub.» to in huge salary.
U. H. HARVEY. llnney‘.~ Shoe l-‘tore.
70 North Mntn etreet. South Norwulk.
-‘
3;. m1
.‘ who . . ,. -
r.“ 7,; 5h... ._
lilalmtof nil in Léaven lug Powha— Luca U. S. Gov’t Report
‘ I
SHOE 3m
Baking
.A Prospect ol Considerable New Work Alter
Winter Take: Its Flight.
Them in a prmpeet of I'llllhlllrl‘nltlt‘
new Work hen- ne.\t u-nsuu and tho onl-
look in nun-h brighter than it “its l;-.~t
year at thin time. The new band build-
ing on Washington street, and the pro-
posed new hospital Will be inumrtnut
buildings. a» will also the pl‘lllnln‘l‘ti new
Methodist ehurt'h. Among new
dent-es prajoeted ore Willin “'oml\\'.l1‘1l'r~‘
home on the ('bielumter entitle. MW.
Morimu'n new, house ou l-Iust avenue
and W. ll. Smith's homo on St. John
avenue. Bill'k‘lllglllllll lmeklvood Will
also prohublypnt npseverul houses on
his line East avenue propery.
Control-tor A. R. Malkin is finishing
work on Dr. J. C. Newkirlt's new house
on St. John avenue. which is finished in
hard Woods and will cost about ammo.
(l. W. Bunitt did the plumbing and
Jones & Hotehkiss the hot air heutiug.
Mr. Mulkin in also building a house in
Darien for Alfred liorvhouse on whieh
Robbins Brothers did the lllllHUll Work
and Dtuztlale the. plumbing. Mr. Mulkin
bus also reeently built a. hilliunl-uxmi on
Robert Von Burton's house on West
avenue.
Enterprising Advil-tints.
Lorenzo Dibble}; grix'y'ry store is the
place to buy good main.“ He injust now
uttering mine prim-- eu‘ann-ry tuh but
M".
t't'nl~
l .
{A FALL IN SILVER
1",? Aih ll:l~ lumier-ilvernny.
.144... ;- elliem‘orreuponding
’g‘fiLR-f ly' in“ l‘.l wire and
m1; . you mu m-t todny
Q
. url ll‘lt‘\‘ llllt'll‘lllllllll
m el :ll :ll tignren
~ which \nulhl have
’ x n-stonished your pur-
“j .1' rule. 'l'hep:t--~ue.:oi
“'40 the lioitdayatoolmu
§0In|1lluug U) do with the dev remed prim-
and there in no better time than now to
nvml yonrwlio! burgulns. (lur motto:
ONE LOW PRICE FOR ALL!
Call and we how {or your money will no.
\Vhist l’rlzefi.
HOYT’S
Jewelery and Optical Store, ‘
Ml \\':I.~bington Sll'v't‘i.
» ram ..
wwwmw ..... w...“ a... ...... .. . Mm-..
man“... M... Le. a... , ‘
AT THE
RISTRAM & HYATTJStar Market!
2 Gazette Building.
NORWALK,
Special Sale 91"
CLOAKS AND
FUR. CAPES l
couun
Ho la selling the BEST MEATS the Market affords.
Ha to giving the Best Service pouolblo.
He Is selling otrlotly for CASH.
‘ He to selling Meat ohoapar than H. was ever sold in
South Norwulk.
READ HIS PRICES.
and you will be convinced um ll i~' the place to spend your moum:
Brat Sirloin Slrnk. lle lb
llouud Steak: . i't J)
Shoulder Steak. lz- lb
Fro-d1 Pork, (Shops or llmtst.
Flush lllllll-i, ' l'h' lb
Surname,
Smoked llunw, mu lb
Lens of Mutton, We lb
I. lbs. llreak’ml line. m, We
l'lute or llrtscuit of lleel, fresh or unit, p in
H lbs. Extra Salt. Pork. .1»
l'hotce t'ounl ry Chickens.
(.‘hoiee Country 'l'urkeyn,
Corner South flain and Haviland Streets.
We will commence on Saturday, De-lCLIFFORD HAYES, - - - Manager.
cember 28th, aSpecial Sale of Clouks andl
These goods are part of theiSCOFIEI-D & '
Stock of the firm of Day, Callahan At 00. l ‘ HOYT I
V
For Capes.
who lnve been obliged to close their bushl
ness and their stock for whatever it would
bring. ll‘hey are all new goods made with
in the last few weeks and the prices which.
they can be bought. at would not cover the
cost to make
This is an opportunity which any one who.
husnot bought a gm'mentthis season cannot:
afford to. miss.
TRISIRAM & HYATT, ‘
.c . -
Norwalk, Conn-
fl
Boots, Shoes and Robb
comm‘usovomnmnsa WEEK":
GREAT *
ANKRUPT SALE
0. F H. Harvey’s“ Entire Stock
* $8000 WORTH OF
Whicthust be Closed cut.
w Sale Commences ath o’clock, ' . _ w
0nday, December 23, l895. *
Everything will be Sold at ’ ’
* Less than Half Cost
An mmense, Stock to Select From.
., NOSUCH BARGAINS
Ever Offered in Norwalk Before.
Come Early
RE OPEN TILL IO
EVERY NIGHT.»
! e” .
omen
) a
Always at the Front!
[As the hurry and blu’stcr of the Holiday Seastln has passed, or are
falling in the line of regular business. We are offering
Special inducements in everv department.
iVelvet Carpets,
.‘ladc. Laid and l.lll(_“l,
89c.
The lies! and Lending Makes
of Ingruiu Carpet: alt 600'
'l'apeutrics. . 700, 750, 856.
Moquettes and Axminsters!
We hlltlll with
men! of
FURNITURE!
lit the Lowe“. l‘:‘.ccs ever 11;;f‘tlg'rl.
open the reuwn :1 large and handsome llsSUl'l
U NDERW EAR !
Examine our M‘l‘li of l'uder.
Wear. it r-nnuot lu- exeelled!
HOSIERY !
Notions nnd l)oun-.~ti'°~.
(Ilwls e. Spy-rink}:
$COFlELD'8: HOVT,
98 Washington Street,.So. Norwalk,
Dress
Ct.
w 1:91N
Bgogsgeg‘iio
KW
37%.
l
83 Washington Stu
so. NORWALK.
Norwalk Chronicler