; NAPS Alli IISHAPS 0N
Willi SIDE OF THE RIVER.
fin Neu'l‘rlnuey Time Table Illicit Elsi
Wm Sidewalks III be Inc In
the weapons and Ends.
maul» spring S. S. L'Homme-
dietitian; about two hundred feet of
W walk on the south and west
at hleproperty on South Osborne
Wmnndficnry street. It in under
”Mummy other residents of the
”Side contemplate. laying walks in
m new. time-table of tho Tramway
.mpunygoaI-I into etl'ect today. Brery
1mm Nurwalk to South Norwalk, up
”99379111.. incluuiIe, and every IIIII
msonthNo rwulk tIINorIIIIlk. from
.02” II. In. to 9:40 p. In., inclusive. Inn-
”with our for Fifth avenue. East
Hermit.
ManningDocker. oi’ First avenue, in
now in charge of the Mnhaekenio HotIII
pool room. succeeding James I). Jen
Initial. AeMr. Decker is blessed with
my friends on both sides of the river.
thlldepartmentoftho IIIIIIII is likely I..
flourish under his management.
The general chin-I, led last night M
James L'Honirnedieu. was greatlyI en—
joyed bynll. The third service of the
week of prayer will be lead by Rev.
John Crmnlish, beginning promptly at
7:45.
A meeting will be held Thursday, at
j ”7:30 p. m., in the Sunday school room :It
plies: Norwalk, to take action in regard
. to building a chapel next spring.
,_ Henry 8. Gaming has accepted II po-
sition with Luther M. Wright. who has
just opened a harnens hulking depart—
ment in the Ariou Hull IIIIIIIk.
Eric Anderson, the I'iIIII-presiIlI-ut. is
acting as president of the Sun-dish Teln-
perance society until II successor to Rev.
Oscar Lindegren is chosen.
. The florist- lIusiuIIss in East NIIrII'IIlk.
Owned by the late John McKay, includ-
ing the dwelling house, is IIli'III-ed for
sale by Mrs. McKay.
Mu Becker, of New York, formerly a
member of the Arion claims, is spend-
ing a few days with friends in East and
South Norwalk,
f. 7. Edward R. Bennett led the prayer ser-
vice in the Baptist mission room on Van
.. Zandt avenue, last night.
m-“
Mrs. C. J. Lep'per has returned from
Stamford, where she went for the bene-
fit of her health; - .. _ _
Robert Mullings has resumed his
studies in the New York Veterinary
college.
B'I'Irglare In Washington.
Wumucror, Jan. 8.——Two men giving
thelrnnmcs as Henry Phelps of Chicago
and George Williams of Brooklyn attempt-
ed to enter the residence of the British em. \
Wander through a back area door. They
were discovered as they entered the
grounds surrounding the house by two po-
licemen, who watched and arrested them
, while attempting to pick the. lock. Phelps
- nan a-loadcd weapon and also had in his
slon one of the most. complete set ol
lur tools ever seen here. Phelps is 28
and Williams 26 years old.
The Hotel Baltzel Burned.
IRONS, .7. Y., Jan. S.—The Hotel Balt-
zel, the largest hotel' In Wayne county, was
y destroyed by fire. During the
fire Josie Fitzgerald of Port Byron, the
cook, and Lillian Dippy of this platen
dining room girl, jumped from the third
Itory window to the ground, a distance oi
40 feet. Miss Fitzgerald sustained a bro-
ken leg, injuries to the chest and head
and was also hurt internally. Miss Dippy
Was also injured internally, and it is teal-
etl both will (lie.
Snowbound and Starving.
A'rcniaor, Kan, Jan. S.—A letter was
received in this city saying that the fami-
ly of Frank McCain, formerly a merchant
here, was snowbound ands stoning in the
mountains 15 miles from Winthrop, Ti ash.
The letter was written by the eldest son,
who, bygreat effort, got through the storm-
drifts to Winthrop. McCain had become
insane, and the family had been liIing on
bacon for some time. There were seven
children in the family.
Confused In Prayer Meeting.
Lee AKGELES, Jan. 8.—At u prayer
at South Pasadena, Charles Craw-
ford arose underdeep excitement and stnt- ‘
ed he could not hold his secret any longer.
’ He then announced that he was Albert
Defiendorfcr, son of a wealthy merchant
of Huntington, Pa. and a fugitiIc from
justim under sentence for burglary and
larceny In Pcnnsleania. He came to this
city and gave himself up to the sheriff.
mapped Dead In Schenectady.
Scmecunr, X. 36., Jan. 8.-—’-}Iarry
Koala. aged 65, clerk at the. Barhyot ‘
Home, dropped dead on the street here of
hurt disease. He was for many years
clerk of the Delcvan House, Albany, and
lip held positions. at the Globe hotel, Syr-
acuse, and Tim; House, Buffalo.
Guilty of Manslaughter.
: PROVIDENCE, Jan. 8.-——-Thc trial of
Frank Williams for the. alleged min-dei- of
Harvey Pelletler has closed, and the jury
returned a verdict of guilty of manslaugh-
tar. He was sentenced to serve five, years
in the state penitentiary.
“'cather Forecast.
Light new; warmer; northerly Wl‘
‘0
Enterprising Advertise".
All the latest styles of Ilelicnz-iea, are
kept by Fred. Mead, the caterer. He.
serves tine luIII-heons at short notice,
Read his bran new IulI'ertiIIenIoIIt today.
Ifil‘hin in the weather thatg makes one
think of seeking a warmer climate, and
there is no pleuauuuer way than to go by
the “Clyde. Line," and IIII their fare in
eludes meals and IIIIIterIIoIII while on the
bout, one knows just what it will cost to
no to II certain place before he starts.
Watch their advortisenIeIIt and note the
fare in different places.
II' I; Captain Costello Again.
At the annual IIlIIIIIIIn oi Hope IIIIsII
company, last night. .lIIInes ll. (‘osIIIllII
was IIIIIIIIinII’Iusly I‘II-IIlI'I'lI‘ll captain and
Thomas B. Costello, ilrst lieutenant.
Thomas Ward would not serve another
term and James Dutl'y was chosen TI)
succeed him as second lieutenant. lIZIlI
ward Duffy was chosen recording seenu
tary; James Sheeluln.liIulnI-ial secretary.
and Patrick Slultery, treasurer.
TAYLOR 8: GOLDEN,
Real Estate
and insurance!
WASHINGTON STREET,
So. Norwalk. ‘
Persons looking for a lot or home and
lot with the‘ View of purchasing, are invit-
ed to call and examine our list. We have
them for sale In every part of the city at
reasonable pric es and on easy terms
an 26 If
C. H. HARVEY‘S
CITY - EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY.
Ladies and guntluIIIcII desiring llrril-
I-luss help in any capacity can obtain the
sameinIIIIeIliutely at the above agency:
also those wishing positions, either male
or female, can secure employment.
C. H.‘ HARVEY," Harvey's Shoe
Store.
70 North Main street, South Norwalk.
MINNIE, PURE
B» ' n
QPowdeg
Willi is Going on Tonight.
The oilicornof Buckingham Post and
the WonIIuI'II Relief Corp» will he pulI-
liely installed tonight, at the Post rooms.
The Norwalk PeliI-IIII club will hold II
spIII'iul meeting.
Washington Chapter. it. A. 31..
install its newly elected IItllIII-I's.
M. M. degree will he IIIIIIl‘eI'rIIIl.
The town BIIIII'Ilol' Relief will “wet
in the sIIlIII-lIIIIIn‘s IIlliIIII.
Defender (‘IIuIII-il, U. [7. A. ll.
install its Ullll't‘rfi't‘lN'T.
will
The
will
Company F's Civil Oilicers.
LIKIlIII'IIoIl Rifles, (lIIIupIInyF. i'. N.
(L. held their annual election IIi’I-ivil of
tit-era last night. (‘orpuI-Iil ll. M. Hem-
Ilict was: elected .sIII-nItIu'y: "Ill'IMll'ill W.
i. (TIIIIIstIIIIk. llllilllt'llil secretary; (‘aptaiu
R. M. Rose. treasurer:
WilIIoXsIIII. Sergeant W.
I'ate I‘lIIIrlIIs (luaruiI-I'l, IiIIIIIIIIe mm—
InittIIII. LieurIIInInt \Vilemsun. LiIIIItIIII ~
ant .lIIIIIIIII, (‘orpnral (‘rIIlIlIII and Pirates
Brown and SlIIIIIlIIIn. line I-IIIIIIIIittIIII.
l'I. Jonea, l’ri-
A Greenwich House BIIIned
The I'II I'n'illelu II and IIll'III i' II! L IIIlI-rtuk-
l'l' lsIIIIe L. Mead. in (il‘t‘t'llWll’ll, was
burned tIItlIII ground last uighthnt 12
o‘clock. 'J‘EIIII-Iiuseof the lirewas the
explosion II! II gIIsIIlI-ue stove, used l’III
heating purposes. Mrs. Mead and II
daughter ’werII rescued with great Ililll-
rally. and but few of the effects in the
house II‘IIrII SilVI‘tl.
A FALL IN SILVER
”III III: IIiesilIe rIIIII-
£1 I-IlIiIsI-IIrrII-IIIIIIIlIlIvr-
4 if; less in price and
. you ( III get tIIIlIII
:Irtie it ~. made oithul
In t‘ I II! at figures
which “lIlllll lIIII‘I-
astonished your par-
ents. ’l'lIepIIssiuIrof
the llIIiIdustIIII has
soon-Hun; (I) do with we Ilt‘l‘l'I‘ll‘ii‘ll price
llllll llll‘l‘t‘ is no better time than now to
avail yourself of bargains. Our motto:
ONE LOW PRICE FOR ALL!
Call and are how for your money \I'Il'. no.
Whist Prizes.
HOYT’S
Jewelery and Optical Store,
Ni Washington Street.
CONTINUED FOR ANOTHER WEEKl
Lieutenant A. .l.‘"
The IIIIIIIIg‘JIIrycIIIaIsIom.
TRISTRAM & HYAT
2 Gazette Building.
NORWALK, - . - .
Special Sale Of
CLOAKS AND
UR CAPES!
camber 28th, aSpecial Sale of Cloaks and?—
For Capes. These woods are part oi the
Stock of the firm of Day, Callahan .\’ Co.,i
who h we been oblirrcd to close their busi-
ness and their stock loI whatever it would
brine. They are all new 0node. made with
in the last few necks and tho pl was which
they can be DOIlf’lll IIt would not cover the
costito IIIake,
This is an opportunity which any one who
hasnot bought a garment this season cannot
afford to miss.
TRISTRAM & HYATT,
Norv‘valk, Conn.
L
GREAT
BANKRUPT SALE
0. H.Harvey’s: Entire Stock
$8000 WORTH OF" ';
BOots, Shoes and Rubbers
II
Which Must be Closed out.
Sale Commences at I0 0 ’,c|ock , 5
Monday, December 23, l895.E
Ererything will be Sold at
Less than Half Cost
An Immense Stuck to Select From.
N0 SUCH BARGAINS I
Come
SHOE STORE OPEN TILL IyO !’0 CLOCK
EVERY
Early
NIGHT.
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Ever Offered' In NorWalk Before. 7
tar Market!
He II solllng the BEST MEATS the Market affords.
AT THE
Ho In giving the Boot Service possible.
Ha I: nailing strictly for CASH.
‘ He in nailing Moat cheaper than It was ever sold In
ESou‘th Norwalk.
READ HIS PRICES.
.uIIIl you will he convinced that it iII the place to spew! your IIIIIIIIII'
liest Sirloin Steak,
Hound Steak.
Shoulder Steak,
”P “I
Mr ll!
III‘ 1'!
Fresh Pork, l‘hopu or Roast,
Flesh llama,
Sansone,
Smoked llama,
Legs oi Mutton,
5 “N. llreak’uet Bacon.
Plate or Briscuit of Beef, (III-sh or sun,
It in». Extra Salt Pork,
(‘lIolee l‘ountry Chickens.
Choice Country Turkeys.
THE-STAR-MARKET,
ii" “I
lee llI
Illt‘ “I
Ink:
Il ' ll:
5.».-
Corner South Main and Haviland Streets.
We will conunenoe on Satulday, De- CLIFFORD HAYES, - -' - Manager.
out *
Always at the» Front!
The Best and Leadiurr Makes
oi lugrain CaIpel.s at
Made, Laid
'l‘apcstrics,
\\ c are uttering
department.
Velvet Carpets, I
60c.
70c, 75c, 850.
and Lined,
Moquettes and Axminsters!
shall the
“‘i‘ill’. it cannot be IIchIllI-Il !
and handsome
Goods :1 Sim-inky.
SCOFIELD & HOYT,
SCOFIELD 8. HOYT!
As {in hunt and blaster ol the llol liIluI Season has passed “C are
tolling III the line of rIgular business.
Special inducements in every
open season \\ ith a large assurt
ment of
at the Lowest Prices ever named.
VIUNDERWEAR! ' HOSIERY!
Examine our stock of l'lnler— XIII ions and DIIIIIIIstiI's. Dress
98 Washington Street, 50. Norwalk, Gt
83 Washington St,
50.
onion
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NORWALK.
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Norwalk Chronicler