What is
Castoria
Cutorie is Dr. Samuel Pitchers
prescription for InIsuts snIl Chil-
dren. It oontsins neither Opium,
lorphiue nor other Narcotic sub-
dsnoe. It isshermless substitute for
Psregorio, Drops, Soothing Syrups,
and Castor Oil. It is pleasant. Its
guarantee is thirty years' use by
millions of Mothers. Gastorinistiie
Children's Panacea-the [other
Friend.
CASTOFIIA
For Infinite and Children.
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IIENS Alli NISSII' Ill TIIE BAY
‘ Fiillll SIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIB TDWIIS.
Preparing to Cut lea EIQlt Inches TIIIIIII on
Raymond's see Keelsr's Pousw-ltem
From up Winnipeut Way.
newsrrou.
.l. B. llmmond loom large ton-e of
.men III III rk (llilllVN wrnpiuu snow 1min
his lll IIIls III-re hurt the Keeler ponds in
Bro ih’kitlt' III‘eI III In: tucuttint: in eight
iur- "III II Ihie la
WINNIPAUK.
ltuiez't .\iilIII-r, who has been vis‘tiog
h‘n par» nts. Mr. and Mrs. James Milner.
Helden iiili. has returned to Wesleyan
eIIlII-gI, llI Middleton it.
While skirting IIII the mill pond. Huh
urduy. (‘hiules Holt broke the lee and
hurt it Inirroujesenrie from drowning.
Mr. Fiedler has I'I'IeIIveI-ed {him his
I-II'I kness IIIIIl resuun-d his (“"1ti tire-
D° 30‘ 5‘ WW“! upon. but insist upon Imun III the Winnipz Ink Mills
signature of :
\l‘cslinllpro- ' i E “5
tuning Calorie, and see thst the Motrin.
is on the
wrapper. ‘3'
teet curse-hes and the public st 011 hazards.
'I‘mt cumin Coamxr. 7.“ Monty 8L,2€.Y.
arr-8'96!"
W
I896.
Looking
Forward I
“e are no“ lookin" forward
tnthe new year. {or II return to
the {outlet times “he" tiehi.
{Willi}, store and form shall
twain be ”w some of IIIIiIe in-
tillnlli'. “ iII-II «wry m: In and
\I'IIIIIIIII will awoke to the {not
tiIIII our store. is :In iIIIlustriul
centrennd our in in- Iturpnsseii
us :I piIII-n to imy good goods at.
low prices
Just now we are uttering
Creamery
Tub
Butter
At. 25c lb. and frodr
Home Laid
Eggs
: At ii'II: Ilo'm-n.
Lorenzo
Dibble.
Ill
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Guildhall, innocnnlinr
(The System of illusieal and Voonl
Instruction lnIlorseIl and l‘alronlzed
by tho “and Family, nobility and
Gentry of England. I
MRS. [Mill DIXIIII
Pop“ of the above world fumed School of
Oratorioand Plano-Forte instruction. in now
prenaret to recur"? .Iunilstn Houth Norwalk
. mut vlotniry and lflilllilltil. the most thorough
'lnetrocvloo by this 1‘an Ily oro rruerite and un-
eoual‘ ed meteor ot musienl eduo.atinn V:ulIv as
low ed and II on e an d portend. tone d. vein I-Ii
RMIHIHII. music III slant. «Ilirney comb rim
With no vuunssnt Iouc II, elusthcdr llnll flexibil-
it} Iflln; eviou are speedily acquired by this
lDtllCllirm-i HSriIlm.
ito eruhy sper- -ial permission) to J. G Bo-
hennm. \I 1). South prru‘uik Samuel Fick
u. r. l‘lru , Rowitytun: James Campbell. M. U.r
iii-Ida port.
Addqu all communications. [103:2 “0
Win ton. Uonn. 421m
15W. feet. three stories high.
‘ \‘eniI-III-e.
=thirtfwtwo feet wide on two sides of the
. house.
i them now in great numbers.
domes London has left the Norwalk
Mill-mind t'lllt‘l‘tlll the employ of his
brother. Thonms LnrdI-II.
l‘.il\\'ill ("Illlit id of Siltt‘l‘lltlllt‘. is Ii.»-
iting iII liiidglport.
DANIEN AND NDNOTON.
? Mrs. (.ieorge Bennett. IIholiIes :It the
iresitlt‘llee ot‘ Benjmniu Ht..lohn. wnt»
’Ilorel l’.\\'il)' Inst Monday night, out
.memhers of the family hunted tno
hours bI-forn she was found lit‘tll‘ Mrs.
' Bmsh‘s plru‘e. nIIIl taken bin-k home.
The tire meeting.toIIIoI-I-ow night, in
l the Town Hall. promises to be intensely
Both sides have on illlllllti-
lil‘I'Illll'l‘tl
interesting.
illii't‘ of IIIIIIIIuniIi-m. :illti ill'l-
to tight.
William J. Reid is movin:
from (ilenbrrmk to the W. W,
farm. on “In New (‘Inmlui road.
III-IIII)‘
Ilwmi
I, [Miss Fitll‘ii Millspnugh. who int- IN'I'll
quite siI k is slowly nnprminu.
NEW CANAAN.
New I'Iunuin is fast building up with
II tine either of summer l't'fillli'lll't'fl, :IIIII
thebI-nuties and advantages wiIiI-II tie
pIIII-I- :Itl‘ords 'nre lIeeIIIIII'IIi: more up-
preeintI-Il eueh season. One of the tinert
lenses in town will he that now being
built for ’l‘homzo W. Hall on 'l’IIlIImIlge
Hill. The luenlion is II no desirable
. one. The ground is high and commands
:I beautiful View of the surrounding
I-ountr)‘. :IIIII eomprisI-s about lilo III-res.
The whole property will he. elenreri up
and drained and put in Iii‘Sl—(‘lztih mndi
tion. The house. whieh has just lwI-II
enclosed. is ('Idoninl in ill'i'lllli'l'lill‘t'. film
The inte-
rior will iu- finished in hard Woods illlll
tho house will he titted upwith I'I'IvrI'I-IIII—
There will be :I Veranda
The kitchen, laundry and ser-
vIInts’ rooms will he I'N’fltt'll in the buse-
ment. Water will be, suppliod by :In or—
tesinn well. .-\ new stable is also helm:
built which will provide III-eoimnoda-
tions for II large numiwrof horses. The
grounds will he laid out with beautiful
driveways and on nrtitieiai lnlte will add
to the :IttrIII'IiI'I‘InI-ss of the plaee.
‘W‘ The Lady and the when
"More indies will l.tlI' llitm}(lt.~‘ this
year," said :14 tit’fllt‘l‘ of our III-quaint-
nor-:5, "tlmo in any previous year. We
lmwn meat many women enstomexs
and the gr .III I \t‘l’} hit. .Is entlIusiostiI :Is
the men. The wheels this year for w =-
IIIeIi are beauties. and l have secn‘seI'I-r-
.11 go into eestnsiI-s over them. Then.
too, the whec-is will be ridden this year
‘ bythe most fashionable people: sIIeiI-ty
has so (lt‘t'l‘t‘l'l'l it. They lll‘t‘ buying
Inn: to any one of the bicycling sehru l.
PATENT
MEDICINES.
1 arm AND PLEASANT ro TAKE!
At Our Pr' III e ' ‘ III FIIII
Hard Not To Take”
metonik. 5“ oil
ll Iod’s Snrsapnrilla. . l on
Ayer’s Snrsupnrllln. I37
' Dana's Sursapurfilu. It?
(futicura Resolvent. :0
SI ott‘s Emulsion no
( lioen‘n barium, III
htillson's Speeitie for \[nlmia '1. If)
Paine s ( ‘ulery Compound. It?) I
Brandreth's Pills. 12
Aleoek's Plnsters. lI'I
Benson's Capsie Plotters“ 1'3
l‘IIstorin. '23 .
(Ito‘tor‘s Pills. 1'3 ,
Atwood's Bitters. ': i
Barium s Microbe Killer, ots 75
E:
Rndnm s Mierobe Kille r. gallon jars." - .
Y on tree Lung SUI tin-r.
Geo. C. Stillson’ s
DRUG STORE.
'35!
82 Washington St.,‘50. Kuwaiti
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' p ayer
i his I‘: I.Itt.I1 1).!th and sum it to “wk
this Week or new
more women learning to ride than men.
And let me tell you something. . the_' are
.e:IsiI-rtoteueh liIzIII liit‘ll and most of
i'iltlll learn to ride quieker than the
mernge mun do. .- ‘
DiIIon Load Pencils.
The lead po III ils llillllllfili Hired by thI’»
JI‘IsI-ph i)i.\ In ('IIII'ZIIII- (2).. oi" Jersey
C ity how :1 world wide reputntion and
die I-onstnntli eomint’: morn and more
into 1) Inulnrity: in 1 II t :III I \.I I. i mtir n
IIfIhc peIII-ils usel Iiuil; would show
that-II very large percentage‘lIen/r the
Dison hrnud. 'l'IIe 1K‘ll('iir€ turned Int
by this company :tl't‘ thurtmghly Ameri-
Hill. They represent Amerienn mam-r-
ials, AIIII-rienn I-IIIIiIId. .-\uierie.'IIIbruinr,
A'nI‘riI‘nn llllr II' and Ame 'li'ttll nun-hin—
_6‘I')' and ill" quit'I the equal. if not the
stun-riot: of t'oreiuII-niznie penI-ils. They
nImIIifaI-tureoVI-r .30.) Ilitt'erent brands.
those stumped ".‘Iue-riI-IIII lirnpliite’
n‘rpreseuting their heist quality. if the
name Dixon is on your [Mn-ii it isil
me'untt'e that it is all right. .
“(,‘IIngratnInte me: Smith: 111 ben
:11 ‘Ll’onniro with’n a your“ "()l,
erd. Join-J uhnt Inn :gzo. harm vou got
i 1 your brain II III‘ "' “Autonurtie piano
Sm * Young: man brings it in
Old folks upstairs h it do music.
Think 0‘11"}lillug is all right. Me: III-
while the girl sits on young man a knee.
E I? No. sir! You can t 1on my patent
for less than $7.000J
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bond of Various sizes.
,with him-l; satin
If you 1.!” I
week you will see. "
'i’nllsndrsthersttfl lenthmsrsnosre
mum More»! million-1.03m flout
Mat
are II ultone. Smell blossoms
wide!) sol hetenndthosmsli amuse!
bonnets, espeoisily violets, which have re
turned to maturity in lull loreo and are
tumult warn this winter ss they were
I.
Close ntttnx MI. lists, something on the
English deer stalker ntyle, m In rogue
tor herd west sod hast weather service.
They are at various shades and have the
brim turned up at the aides. A hood 0!
ribbon or velvet and quills compare the
trimming.
h‘o It sailor shaped hum are this we
ornamented with twinning» or A hand of
cream or white kid hiuhmlderod In colored
silk and gold thread.
Largo hows of lion-cred ribbon and ruch~
Inns of chll'lou are fashionable adornmenu
. JACKET AND "AT.
for hats. and II novelty in hot thaw-s in
Hindu entirely of II sort of lIrnid consisting
III" interwoven strips of shot silk .nnd
threads of chenille.
Whito felt hats nro worn for tiny dress
mentions. sIIeiI m nt humus, rmwptlunn
nndmotinem. They are often triIIInIed
with whito volrot, with tho addition of
llowersnnd a hit. of for. Soon-times u
whitu Vein-I. mutt. Il‘llllllte‘tl to match, on-
eoIIInIIIIiI-s tho but.
\‘loirts III-Iv wen on tmIIIII-ts. huts, gowns
and fur hummus and form inIII-nendunt-
eollnrsnnd rIII‘IIes IIj.‘ theIIIseiI’I-s. 'l‘hwy
IIru III IIIIIIII' slInIII-s oi IIIIIIII‘II IIIIIl purple
White and yellow
III-lets III‘II also used. but in for less oozin-
tlty.
Winn shnped lint. :I'IIII bonnet IIrmInwnts
and trimming. extendimx at tho sides. are
still tlIII rule. although the lnshII-II in not
espeeinliy lIeeIIIIIlIIg or even wet I v in itself.
Very long: gluten are worn io'r evening
occasions. our! oil colors from him-i; to
whito am IIIlIIIiIzsiblII. according to tho ms-
Inmo they iM‘IIItlllllItlll)‘. Shownmd flippers
ol polo lull sIIeIIII Isre admin in Huron [or
both and foil ItrI-ss (reunions.
An illustration is given of n jacket of
mastic Ielnth. it is close lining and don.
Illtt breasted, fastening with two rows of
pearl buttons. The “film IIIllIIr is ex-
tended in two points, whieh button down
Ill! tho hodyof tho jacket under tim rovers.
l’IIekI-Is ore. lot ill at tho Iinrt seams. The
sit-ores, whieh are III onopiI-ee. llt‘l‘ Iinishetl
at. tho wrist IIy IIstitI‘hed bond with is brit-
tIm. ’l'holmt is of blind: felt. trimmed
ribbon and ostrich
plumes. .lt' lIlI l' IIIILIE‘I‘.
VARIOUS NOTES.
Tinted (Howe llIs- Mont “’oru.
Hoping shoulder Eileen.
l’t'l'sllll‘i troubled with II rush ot blood
to the head or with n ilIIshI-d eoIIIpiI-xion
should lim'er lllllilti tho llsI‘II in mid water.
'lho gloves most Worn just now uro very
pale [wort gray or pure whito.
'l'hII Inost. cnrelul otIsorI’I-rs ot I'orrI-ct-
mass in dress do not permit :I young girl
III \\’l‘1tl‘jt'\\‘t'l~'. with tho exeeptiull of one
rim: on the right hand and mum sort. of
small locket or pendant. for evening occu-
I)el lento-
i salon»,
’l‘ho falling or sloping shoulder «fleet. in
pnrtlcnlnriy protty in eveninggowns when
tho wearer is well. rounded, but it is nlsu
, rover. li.\'l‘.
seen in day eostmIII-s. the appearance lining
ohtnincd by menus of a eloso epnulet flt- '
ting the top‘of the. arm. The npnulot. may
he cut in a point, thetullncss of tho sloore
spreading out tIIIlI‘wv it.
F or is so much emploved for trimming
just. now thnt it iIIdIooIes I-II- 1y Woman to
get out II ham or old [do es I-Ihohuu lhiIl by
and Ntttl it she I'nmiot contrivo to put thom
ltl s‘IIIIIeuse. ”them are nit-W wido bonds
in good eondition, thoymnylm out. inngth-
wiso into narrow ones and thus' made
to trim on ciiilro costume, hot it. is
host. to let II lurriI-r'do tho Irutting, Ina ho
hos the. proper tools and will do it without
injuring tho piio of the fur. Damaged
portions may be out out. as piecing does
not show in fur prm iIlI'Ii tho pilo in mode
to run in the some. direction. Narrow
hands am more worn than wide ones, ni-
Iiiough ontire (ollnrs and rotors aru seen.
Marie Antoinette lichus are seen in not.
lace and eliifl‘on and in oil colors. There
are. also charming short. boas, mode of
plnitI-Il cliitl‘on, flowers and ribbon, which
add Irrently to tho becomingncss of It pretty
I-ostmne. For most. purmsos blitelz. with
colored flowers, with perhnps tho Addition
ofII littloeroom lace, will be, found some
factory.
An illustration is given II! n novel hat.
of lIII'lllVf‘ velvet. The hrim is curiously
cut. and curved and is edged with a jet
band; In the middle ol the front opening
is o largo paste buckle. fastening the Atoms
of a group of phonix green feathers. Un-
der the brim on each side in ‘nu immense
chou of phcnlx green velvet. Ends 01 vol-
vet fell upon the hair on each side behind.
‘ J rnic Cnomr.
Ilntll February lst nest. when we tslrs our snnosl Alimentary, we will sell the balance of our .
Winter Suits: ~ Overcoat
AT LESS THAN COST.
We have to start the sale.
noon, 12.60.
l’ll“T\'-l“i\'l€ MliN'tS Si'l'l‘S \T
346.00, reduced from 810.00 and $I2
home that were as high as 3.5 00 now selling for HALF PRICE.
Many waited too long until the best bargains were sold.
.00. 0\ ii RCO ATS AT 86. 00, 7.00.8.0055
Remember our Inst winter 5 sale. ‘
Dont do it again.
CLOSING OUT PRICES.
MEN’S SUITS.
Lot 7233, tum 3;“... $7.00.
Lot I009, .wo Now 8.00.
Lot 4015, ”.00 “ Now h‘.oo.
Lot 73l5, ILDCI Now 5.00.
Lot 7255. ”.00 “‘ Now 3.75.
Lot 4034, 1400 Now 5.7.
LO! 4005. ”.00 Now 0.00.
Lot 4029, um Now Irco.
Lot 4003. I5.00 Now org.
Lot 4004, 15.00 Now 9.75.
Lot 7183, I5,oo Now 9.75.
Lot 4000, I5.oo Now 0-75.
Lot 4020, ”100 Now Io.50.
Lot 4030, I600 Now I050.
OVERCOATS
Lot 2;3. 37,50 . Now $5.50
Lot ,2II;, moo Now 7.00
Lot ;- 65, 9.00 NOW 7.00
Lot win, ”.00 Now 8.50
Lot 7150, II.00 Now 3.50
Lot 72m. ”.00 Now 10.00
Lot 720., I.I.oo Now I0.00
Lot 40I3. [3.00 Now 12.00
Lot 4014. 20.00 Now ”.00
Lot 4035, 20.00 Now I3.ou
Lot 4016, 2mm Now 13.50
Lot 4017 ammo Now 13.5o
Lot 4034. 22.oo Now 14.00
Lot 403i, 28.00 Now I8.00
W. A. BENEDICT & COMPANY,
9 Main Street, Norwaik.
anentory .
e
' l3th
BegIns anuary .
General Reduction in gill III-partnngnh during lilt‘
.. . .
week beginning Janitor} oth. .\Ii
Musical Instruments
LESS ’I'll.\’.\‘ t'llSi’. IScI- \\':
minty) ’
:5 tier (.(‘llL RI‘IILII IEIIII‘I-n :Iil Sill; Shades:
:5 yet ccnt. reductiunon :III imputed _i.II'IIiIIiI:I‘I:~?
llanzisIIme ilnii Lumps I'eIhII-Ird Irom £2.25 to $1. lI).
Vix'Itduclions ill Banquet .IIIIi I’lnno Lamps and
Onyx 'i'~,I[I'i';II;‘n-~:. iinrqaiis in Skill“‘,.tii makes.
w. s. STURTEVANT,
N. Main and Ann Streets.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
.l i 51‘ ’I‘ll Ii SA .\ll~l
\\'I~ will [like the nude pains to give you
the very III-st s:I'i~i’.-Ietion in WIIII l’nper
nnd inwntnu during Ilo- I-rewnt year
In in the p:I~t IIIIIi nil-Ike eI‘eII grenter
eliwrtw. Iodinw tlII- lotwt ~13 hw- herI- earlier
IIlllll anywhere elm- in town. This makes
Ils II’lIll to request :t lilwrnl shnrv Id your
P‘Itrououen which we ~llltil nim to deserve.
Artist's Materials, l'ietures,
Pictures framed to order.
Pointing. l'IIpo-rimnginu :IiId llI‘I‘Ol‘ilt—
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DECKER.
TIIWIIsIIington street, . Soul‘i Norwaik.
A PENNY SAVED ISTWICE EARNED.
11' VIII! It; Int 10 sate tour pcnnhs .tlit) Ioni doi-
lars,go to the storcuhcrc you can get goodlmi Ids
‘lor the leust‘money. ()1 R ,MSIHRI 15 I lit
1’ l. A C E! Wehnvc a full line of
Lamps, Dinner and Toilet Sets, Tin,
Woodenware and Cutlery!
Allour Iliiineru'nre open :lm‘k.
;\ll of the lines: grades.
NAsI-I 8: VANscov
Cor. North Main and, West Streets,
SOUTH NORMIALK.’i - - . - ‘ - - - CONN.
RESTORE
LIIST llGIlR
‘ mes-L. .
.eeult in I -. rm
For sail: st Tomlinson'g drug store.
I
SCIIAUB’S MARKE
Sentinel Building, So. Norwaik.
pecial January Sale I
Patent Leather and
Russet Goods!
That must in: I‘ioaI-Il out regardless of cost.
.I .... w- 4......“ 4...
Russia Cal t ilonbh Sol I? Shoes at \I. oo
Rubin (hit llonhle Sole Shoe. :It
Regular Price $5.0m
It 3-5I)
II
2.1"),
IOO PAIRS
Men’s Patent Leather Oxfords
At 980 a Pair!
‘HO --...._
4o pairs Men‘s Potent LI‘nLhcr Razor Tor.” Loco Shoes,
and$3.5ogoIII15.IIt$I.oS.I pair.
M. H .Glover’s .
Double Shoe Store. I
40 and 42 wan Street,
NORWA LK, come
4
regular 33.0.)
at A3
Everybody's Shoes Shined Free!
(lid, and Reliable Ilaily Direct Freight Line-g
-PET\VEEN—
New York, lull lnrwall illill lluiwall
—THE PROPELLERS~
8in nl llauall Eagle and Vulcan
Will leave Pier")? E. R.. Beekmau street New York, at 5 p. 111.
Leave Norwalk 5 p. In: South Norwalk, 6 p. m.
Freight Received from" I a. m. to o p. m.
Upon application to agents the City of Norwalk Eagle and Vulcan will be
sent tor special lots of freight anywhere in New Y ork or its vicinity.
All persons are forbid trusting III: y of the employees of the boats of this
line on accmnt of the owners thereof. 02 I!
38 Washington Steet, So. Norwaik.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
.IFirSt- Class- Meatsii
NATIVE BEEF. CASH PRICES.
Porter llouse Steak llc Bologna lilo
Sirloin Sn .Ik .1 J _ l'JI: F rush and Pickled ’I'rlpe tilt I'
Round Steak ‘Jc. llnnd (‘ heese ‘ lIII:
[Shoulder Steak ~le Lin-r \Vtirst- 10L-
. l‘t‘lmu Roast Inc and 1'30 ttnms. sugar cured 10¢
. Rib ltmtst he Shoulder TI:
Pork (Show He 3 lb. Lard Polls 25!:
rollanue. Sperry“ Barnes , 12's Pickled 'l‘muziiefl 12o
heirs Mutton WI: Smoked Tongues 13c
MIIttoIICnI-Ips "" "“ ' l‘ -e’ Sauerkraut. 100
1. ore Quarter Mutton \I: Fresh Ground Bones for Chicken
Fran knit-tern ilk: Every Tuesday and Friday
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Sausage Meat Ground. Hams Taken to Smoke. Street Lamps
For Sale.
JACOB SCHAUB, Proprietor.
Norwalk Chronicler