, milieu treat. loans will: Irma: .
Themhlow-cil'ihththst ms.
watermaln. near Robert Van Baron’s
residence, isocmpwted.
”I
wrists renovated, 761'. O‘Drien‘s.
The Pequonnook PW club will
take part in tonight’s parade.
«Dancing every Thursday evening
at L. M. Wright’s, shop, Brow River.
A...
St. Joseph's Lyceum, organized last
Sunday, will hold another meeting to-»
night to perfect the details.
—-—Every one should see Corbett.
Congressman Hill believes that the
next Congress will so modify the tarii!
that the government will be self sup-
porting and pretect home industries.
eEscallops, 850. ,6 Water st.,Norwalk.
Mrs. Jeremiah A. Richardson, of this
city. is assisting Prof. Heydrich in‘ the
physical instruction of the scholars of the
Mamaroneck and Lsr'chnicnt schbols.
~Forequarter mutton. 56. N. Y. Mkt
The members of the Independent
Social club and theirjuiends will dance
in Arlen Hall tonight... The Philhar-
monics will surnish music.
—Hyomei cures all throat and lung
diseases. Read adv. an eighth page.
At the class meeting of the Christian
Young Men‘s League, tonight, all the
members are requested to be present
andbe prepared to make payment of
the first month’s dues.__
—-Onr meats are cheapest and best,
People’s Market, South Norwalk.
Ivanhoe Castle, Knights of the Mys’
tic Chain, cordially invites members of
. Union Castle, of South Norwalk, to at-
tend the service in the Methodist
church, in Danen, Sunday night.
—-Prof. M. S.Rose11, the well-knowu
oculist-opticiou, can be consulted at his
office. in the parlor of the City Hotel
South Norwallr, Tuesdays, from 9 a. in
“81.111 Eyes examined free.
The Arion Singing society met last
night and completed arrangements for
its concert and ball, Monday night. An-
other rehearsal will be held tonight.
The advance agent for “Coon Hol-
low" was a guest of Manager F. W.
Mitchell, of the Norwalk Opera House.
yesterday.
——A good top business wagon for sale
cheap it sold at once. Dunn's livery
stable. .... - 4
Manager Hoyt extended an invitation
to the school teachers, of Stamford to
study the scientific and entertaining
features of the vitascope in the Grand
Opera House in that city. last night.
The teachers of South Norwalk enjoyed
usimilnr pnvilcgc when the vitascope
was at Hoyt's Theatre last week.
-Wenkiisl1, N ,ll Water st. ,Norwalk
Architect- George Pnlliser, of New
York, is getting out preliminary plans
for a $10,000 residence to be built in
West avenue by Attorney Russell Frost
The house will be of wood, and will he
handsomely finished in hard wurxis.
with two bath» -rooms, containing the
finest modern plumbing
mWe have a very complete line of
cut glass and novelties suitable for an
pivot-nary or wedding gifts.
l’laisted.
Architect Ferris S. Morshousc has
completed plans for a 36.000 residence at
avenue and
Golden lllll street for A. Blanchard,
The house will be 253431 feet and will be
Iluishcdiu cypress and heated by far»
nose. with all modern improvements.
The underpinning and exposed chimney
the corner of Flinwood
will be of cobble amuse. The house wil
hairs plate glass, maple floors, and m-
oral mantles and fireplaces. H W.
W has the cabinet for the canton
term, Ribhins Brothers the mason
work, and Jones Jr Hotchlrisfthe plumb
m and heating . .
Ayer's Cherry '
Pectoral
“Get it honest it you can,
”‘5‘“‘1‘9’ '
It meted rough and
R. H
~ugma6s. 1s. mm.
emanation: tarsal-tor none
termini-Hana baboon placedintbs
Korwslkpost-odloe.
mobilise turkeys. 160 a pound. at
Harwell“.
The meeting of the Twin City Wheel
men has been deferred until Tuesday
night. .
‘ ~25? worth of goodsgives opportun-
ityto secure first-class bicycle. South
Norwalk Hardware company.
The Nor-walk Hospital. directors will
meet next Tuesday night. in the Nor-
walk club rooms.
-—All kinds of fish. People’s Market,
South Nor-walk. ..
On account of the high tide, it was
necessary to suspend mph in the
Richardson &. Morgan foundry for about
two hours yesterday afternoon.
——Pork and sausage. 9?. N. Y. Mkt.
Dr. B. W. White. of Bridgeport, has
brought a $5,000. slander suit against
Albert Burg, of that city, who called him
a quack.
—-See Corbett in A-Naval Cadet.
On account of the big parade tonight,
the regular meeting of the Union Veter-
ans’ Union will be postponed until next
Friday night.
—Men’s and boys' Alpines. O'Brien‘s.
Manager O'Rourke,'qi’ Bridgeport, is
correspcding with the~ baseball men of
the state and expects that there will be
a state league next year. including Meri-
den, New Haven, Bridgeport, and possi-
bly Norwalk. M“
-Fresh ham, 10¢. N. Y. Mkt.
Arion Singing society will give a con-
cert in Arion hall, Monday night.
Among the attractions are Robert Weber,
the boy soprano; Charles Goodfellow.
the bass singer; the Schubert mule quar-
tette‘. and the Ariou mixed chorus. all
of Bridgeport. Daniel Loeser will direct
the concert.
——The cheapest market in the town is
the New York Market.
The manager of the Town Talk com-
pany. whose assumed name was Charles
Arthur. was really Arthur Quintard,
formerly of Norwalk. The company
failed to appear at Hoyt’s Theatre, last
night, 1'15 advertised, the company, it is
said, having gone to pieces in Meridcn
Owing to the election excitement the
company played to small houses. and as
the company was a high salaried one.
expenses were not met.
-—-Escallops, 30c qt., at Hayes' inkt.
Rev. C. M. Selleck has received an
old Indian deed froma descendant oi‘
the Hanford family in Ohio, which he
prizes highly. It is a deed from the
Sagamore Indian chief, Winnipnnk,
dated 1698, to Rev. Thomas Hanlord,
minister of the First church, conveying
to him the N orwulk Islands. The deed
is 110w being ongruvol. The original
will be on exhibition at the Norwulk Li—
brary and lateral the South Norwnllr
Library.
—-()no customer tells us we have the
finest oysters 113th People's Market.
South Norwalk.
A stirring report of the recent notion-
ul convention was given by Rev. S. H
Watkins at the meeting of the Brother
hood of St. Andrew of Grace church,‘
last night. His report showed that a'
stronglnterestls taken in the work of
the Brotherhood throughout the coun.
try. The international convention
will be held In llutlalo, October. 1897
The annual business meeting and elec-
tion of oillcors of Grace chapter will
take place December 2.
-»«~Arc you lucky? Get that bicyr‘le.
South Norwnlk Hardware company.
Architect W. S. Knapp has issued
plans iorubloclr of three houses to be
built at the (tumor of aloulh Main and
Raymond streets for “some I“. Ilsy-
round. The building will be of wood.
1111150 feet, each house containing seven
rooms. The interior finish will be cy-
press and whitewood and the houses
- will be heated by separate furnaces
The cost willhesbont as. ooc
l
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“anuLELAM
“Bread and butterroast. 11c, 11 W ater
Lovers of highIrlIss sacred music will
’ be pleased to learn that Dr. Steiner's
sacred cantata, “ The Daughter of Jeri-
us," which has never born sung in Nut
walk, will be rendered at a special food-
part of the month, by the excellent vest.
val service in the Chapel of Our 3on
Saviour one week day evening the latter
ed obdr, under the direction a! the
eboh'tnastermrofJ’ooley. The beauti-
fuldastt‘u soprano and toner. "love
monthisnasof the
Absolutely Pore.
01‘s: In overruns—gee .‘litéa radio
nofig‘hsfi'he 20% co. New York.
Mrs. E. n. Fillow, who has been seri-
ously ill. is somewhat better.
'——Corbett, Hoyt's Theatre. Monday
night. ””9”“
E. Jereme, of Norwalk, has been
granted a patent for toilet paper.
~Bluetlsh, 100 a pound, at Hayes’
mitt. ..-"
The funeral of Mrs. J. I“. Partriok will
be held at zo’clock tomorrow afternoon,
from her late residence.
——Leg lamb, 125a, 6 Water at, Nor
E
The pipe and connections for the Wil-
ton avenue water main have arrived and
were distributed along the avenue this
morning.
—-Ladieé‘ Alpines, $1.
O’Brien's.
At Professor Perkins‘ organ recital in
the South Norwalk Congregational
church, tomorrow afternoon, Howard
Tilly will render comet solos.
—See the wheels go round Window
South Norwnlk Hardware company. I.
The Scandinavian society held the
first of a series of invitation sociables in ,
Raymond's Hall. last night. There was
a large attendance, despite the storm,
and a good time was had. Supper was
served at 11:30 o'clock by the ladies.
——Men‘s and boys‘ caps. O’Brien's.
A mail pouch was lost near the water-
ing tank in South Norwalk by Mail Car
ricr Bennett, yesterday. It was picked
up by 11 rag peddlcr and 1etur11cd to the
Sonih Norwalk post oflicc.
-Mourning bands and umbrellas.
U’ Brien s
The Young Woman's Christian Tem-
pcrnnce Union will meet tomorrow
evening with Mrs. Crow, 29 Chestnut
street. at 7:45, instead of this evening,
on account of the parade.
Edward Street offers his entire stock
for two days.S Saturday and Monday, at
a reduction of l0 per cent. to cash pnr
chasers: He makes this sacrifice to in-
fuse new life into trade.
—Jas. J. Corbett. Monday night.
’Iommencing Saturday morning the
Norwalk Boston store will put forth in
the many departments of its big store a
grand array of bargains. all first-class
goods, at fifteen to twenty—five per
cent. lower than you can buy them in
New York.
m-w minor or l'lllll. '
Solon-min" is the our shade of
pink. It is the color of Japanese roses
when they first mow delicately. It will
be much worn this season in wraps and
dress trimmings. One small wrap of
srhiu-sr-hin has just been mu’i‘ld. This
wrap is a shoulder cups.
Its foundation is tritium silk of achin-
schiu shade. Over this is laid white
plisso in o lwuvy docp rut-hing falling
to the shoulders. The pllsso is gathered
upon 11 small high necked yoke of black
velvet. upon which there are reliefs in
while lace.
The pink shows through the plisso in
u very humming manner. The white
maturiul is vary thin and gouty. but it
wears W11”.
Morn Novelties.
'l‘lurro is u now glove in vogue. It is
111ml" of gluon Lid and has 1111 odd little
pmmul cull of rmmlv. 'l’lm t'tlll' frills
over the glow in :1 point just shove the
wrist. but it 11ls1111111y In: l’oldml buck,
adding to llw length of the glove. The
outside. of tlh- r1117 is usually block
sunlr'. while ilw inside is ot' gluon kid,
. like tlw glove proper.
Those glows mum in all the varying
new shades of town and gray, and also
in white and pulp yi-llow. They have
black silk stitching. Insidcs the block
sin-dc coil. and they (out ‘2 11 pair. In
many of the new walking gloves the
buttons match the glow in color.
(centres 't'l alder-one.
Tho first lady of the German mart is
the tensions Waldome, who Was for-
merly Miss has of New York. Her hus-
bond inwnrly related In thoomrwrur.
and she lives like a queen in the palace
adjoining the Into You Moltko's.
Though everything about bar is royal,
slic Iwrsolf follows the most severe sim-
plicity. From her forehead her soft sil-
vm- hair is brushed smoothly bark. Her
complexion is as fresh as a girl‘s. Her
face, with Its beautifully chiseled len-
tnrss. is full of carnation, and her figure
and cent are regsl. Yet, with all
animation“
M ,5
crooning, ‘
Inuw.
thing you purchase.
Come early and often.
2 eazsrrs suuelse.
APPLE-33'
v . u ‘ ."
, Ollllflowor.
F. D. LAVII'OII I: 00., 22 South lslnStroet
E DARD STRE
Election over, and now the people will settle down to business.
Everyone looks for better times ahead. Now, in order to start the ball
rolling, and infuse new life to trade, we will offer our entire stock for
two days, Saturday and Monday, November 7th and 9th, at 11
Reduction of IO Per Cent
from present low prices. Remember this sale is for “Cash Only," and
also remember, that this reduction means one-tenth oil from every-
EDWARD STREET!
DONOVAN BLOCK, WASHINGTON STREET.
JACKSON’S PHOTOGRAPHS!
Fennel Sweat;
,, Found Plpplnn.
Huhbnrduon,
latter. ,
- NORWALK, GOIII.
WE are down on hogs; that is the
reason for the following prices:
Best sugar cured shoulders ..... ' ............. 79
Fresh Pork .. ...sc
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Fresh ham .................... . ..... . ......... 10c
Fresh sl1oulders....... . ...sc
l’llzhoad ....................................... 4c
:1 pounds of salt pork ........ . ............... 25c
Porter house steak ........................... 15¢
Sirloin steak ............................. 121nm
BulllltlSteak-...1...................lflczillbgflc
Shoulder steak ............................... 5c
llib roast ...................................... so
Prime roast .................................. 120
Fish. Escallops. Clams and Oysters.
erPree Delivers.
New York Market
FRAIII S. AYERS, Prop.
dforbesuty
ofstyleandilnisb . . . . .
ea mu. swung
E. M. JACKSON. Photographer,
Crackajacks !
Prices Reduced!
. . NORWALK. NN
001M KWKXXXK
Our $10 all wool overcoatfcxtm heavy
weight kcrsey, blue and black.
Our $6 black Cheviot working suits, the
very best value without any exception
ever shown in F airfield County.
0111' $1.50 Newburg working pants, war-
ranted not to rip.
Our mottled ribbed underwear at 50c is
the very nobbiest shown in town.
Our jersey working shirt at 50c sells on
Agent for
BUFFALO
GLUTEN
FEED
FOR
CATTLE
chtokonn
and
HORIII.
III"!
GRAIN
FOR
HON-I.
AND
OAT'I’LK.
DNANOH
OFFIOI
DOLMAND'
LIV! NY,
.TADLII
sight.
A complete line of . l Av I s
Gloves, ‘ . !
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Sweaters, :. ,
1 ho Taller,
Cardigan Jackets, mot”...
Hatter.
Golf "M
Stockings. rurnI-hor.
"d Mahackemo Hotel
Fleece Block,
Lined :1 So. Norwnlk.
Underwear. ll Ores Evsnv EvsvxsoUsrrLoO’cmol.
WW
Wuwwm
Results are the
Strongest Convincers.
My advertisements only begin in the news-
p.apers
their fulfillment. in giving good clean grain
and full value for your money
The most important thing of all you must
not forget.
ray. and 1' ll sell you all the grain I can, and
at I want you never to be sick of your
rgain. for I want to see you again and
again at my grsiuery.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
It Isrsbsll Street. to. lam-It.
WWWW11WJ“
The strangest part of them is in
i am in business to make men-
The Grain Dealer.
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this simplic tr. hers neasettrsgnstie
mwm
SOOIETV AND IALL
PRINTING
HA8 ALREADY REACH!!!) US, BUT I134.
Did Not
Catch
Us
Napping!
FOR WE WERE PREPARED FOR IT WITH A COMRL‘
STOCK 0F
“...-WINTER”...
Overcoats and Suits
UNSU’RPASSED BY ANY ANYWHERE IN ‘POINT OF FIT:
STYLE, QUALITY, .T RIMMINGS AND LOW PRICES
FOR CORRESPONDING VALUES.
A FEW LEADERS:
An all wool blue Beaver Overcoat, fast color...................O7.50'
Blue and black Kersey Overcoats, all wool and fast color. . . . .... 9.00,
AfineWestofEnglaud Kersey................................15.oep
Wool Suitsirom.......... 650 to 18.00,
s
NEW INVOICE or
FALL NECKWEAR!
EVERYTHING THE LATEST.
Winter Underwear
FOR ALL, FROM 25c T0 82 PER GARMENT.
Gemstock Brothers,
Popular-Price Clothiers,
14 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
South Norwalk. Connectlout.
MILFORD A. OIFFIN. Mgr.
Comatook Bro... Masonic
Bld'g. Norwalk.
“BIJOU”
That is the name of the beautiful pony we
propose to give away to some lucky boy or
girl for a Christmas present. To every cus- '
tomer we will give a ticket on which they
may write the nearest guess they can as to
the date of the pony’s birth. If two should
guess it exactly, the earliest guess will be
awarded the prize. Following is a copy of
the ticket to be signed and deposited in the
box, and the stub is to be kept by the pur-
chaser. '
~
Date... .... ......1896
W A. BENEDICT & CO.
‘ John A. Camp, Sneeeésor.
3 svsnvrnmo 1N CLOTHING AND FUR.
‘ NlSlllNGS FOR MEN‘S AND BOY'S WEAR.
The Pony “Bijou,"
Will be given to the person guessing the nearest
"’ date of his birth. Two guessing the same, the
pony will be awarded to the one guessing it first.
EContcst closes December 24th,1896.
.........
...1896
coasts.
‘w.A.Bt-:NEI:11c-rs. co.
...... .
Date. .
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as:
IOHN A. CAMP, Successor. ‘
SOUTH NORWALK.
Name ....... .......
Address.....
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You know our store and our' goods; none better, njonc'
cheaper. Livery thing 1n ,
Clething and Furnishings
'MEN AND BOYS.
w. A. BENEDICT a db.
” John A. Camp, Success, or.
A? THI‘ 9WD
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Norwalk Chronicler