"‘"v,
auxiliary-wuss est below cost to
ease the 111111111911. No.17 North Main
meet, South Namath. lira Divan.
M J
SamueIH. Rum, o! Denim-y, took
3889 in prizes at the New York horse
show. Bancroft won the money.
JamesM. Benton. of Litchfield, has
. been spending a few days in town, sel-
tling up the Jphfi Way estate.
The Norwalk‘ nilding, Loanand In-
vestment association sold $1,600 last
night. Three new members were elect-
ed. - 3"
~Special sales every day this week,
at the New York Market.
Butler Lodge will work the second de-
gree tonight. and will afterwards have a
chowder supper. All Oddfellows are 1n-
v1ted.
John Fay, of Waterbury, was arrest-
ed. last night for drunkenness. The .
case was continued until
today. ,
“4-...—
A meeting of the entertainment com
mittee for St. Mary’s proposed benefit,
Nov"ember 5 and 26, will be held to-
night.
2 o’clock
A literary and musical entertain~
ment willbe given tonight in the West
Norwalk chapel. Mrs. F. W. Norris
will give readings
Two truck loads oi furniture for Mrs.
Charles T. Raymond's recently purchas-
ed residence in West avenue were de-
livered yesterday by, Expressman Cava-
113311.
--See the Yeller Kid at the N. Y. M’k’t.
Two Austrians me looking over the
hat factories of Danbury with a view to
selecting machinery and discovering
methods to be adopted in their factory
in Austria.
John R. Perry,a well-known bicyclist
of this city, who recently injured one of
his hands by an explosion in Lewis'
bottling work at' Glenbrook, has pur-
chased the restaurant of J. H Perry,
at 98 Fairfield avenue. Bridgeport.
—1mperial Crown cigars at Trow-
bridge & Co’s. Imperial Crown cigars
at O. E. Barker‘s. Imperial Crown
cigars at the Mahackemo Hotel. Im-
perial Crown cigars at E. L. Hefner's,
l‘ast Norwalk
‘—Men' 5 suite 1317 up. Pants *1 50 up
John Ncugebauer, 84 Washington street
The directors 61 theNew York, New
Hpven and Hartford road held a meet-
ingin New York. Saturday, and re-
elected the old officers as follows: Presi-
dent, Charles P. Clark; vice-president,
John M. Hall; treasurer, W. L. Squire;
secretary, W. D. Bishop.
Dr. Stearns, of Hartford, was pla d
on the witness sta'nd in the civil side 0
the Superior Cour; before Judge S. ()
Prentice, yesterday. in the case of Timo-
thy H. Porter agaiiiet Tlioih’as (1'. Hitch.
The ones was on trial all last week and
, it is doubtful if it will be concluded
within ten days. _
—-Best rumpC. beef, 8c N. Y. M’tk‘
A Chrysanthemum supper and social
will be given at the residence of Mrs. S.
() Kceler, New Casuan,,tonight. An
excellent musical and literary program,-
me will be rendered. It is under the
auspices of the L'udies’ society of the
Lewisboro chapel, of which Rev. C. M.
Selleck is rector. A party of Norwalk
people will attend. They will be con-
veyed in a wagonett'e.
The State Choir Guild will hold a
musical festival in St. John‘s church,
Bridgeport. next Friday. Trinity choir.
cw Haven, will sing a full choral Com-
munion service at 11 a. 1n., and in the
evening the five choirs, .rinmbering 175
‘42, men and boys, will render a full choral
negrvice, among the selections being
Hallelujah .Chorus from "Mount of.
Olives." Beethoven: Forty secondPsalm.
Mendelssohn; TeDeum in F,
“Whose Dwelleth." Martin; Steiner’s
Magnifleat and Nunc Dimittis in A, and
Seven'Fold Amen. There will bean ad-
dress by Rev. Mr. Brisbln. of New Hav-
Ayer’ s Samparllla Is
GOOD
for all diseases that have their
origin in impure blond. Itil '
BETTER
than other sol-superman, bet
ter made, of better ingredients ,1
and by better methods. Its
record of eureapr’oolaims it the
3-“
Sinart.’ .
‘ "ed these officers last night:
maximum was sin. ‘V
‘WkKehip'. 111 West Atrium is quite
ll.
Palestine Castle ’will give a compli-
mentary sociable. tmnorrowmthe ladies
who uni-w at their fair.
Yesterday was the Iadiea' first after-
noon at the Norwslk club. The rooms
were well pauonined by the fair sex.
Captain Joseph B. Merrill. who has
been dangerously sick at his home on
Tavern Island, is somewhat better.
Members of the Anon Singing society
will go to Bridgeport tomorrow night on
the 7:10 train to visit the Arlene there.
‘ Attorney Howard'H'. Knapp has been
appointed one of the commissioners ‘up-
on the estate of Dwight E. Rogers. of
Danbnry.
The Norwalk Tramway company ran
open cars, yesterday. and many took
ride to Stamford
Norwalk, wheelmen have received i11-
vitations to the Altair Cycle club’s
smoker and entertainment in Danbury,
Thursday night
The Pequonnock reserve football elev
on will play the Stamford High School
team, Friday afternoon, probably on
N orwalk Park.
Uncas Tribe, 1.0. R. M., will have
Lowe’s orchestra furnish music for their
sociable,- ThankSgiving night. No work
was done last night.
The annual meeting of Norwalk
Chapter, Daughters of the American
‘ Revolution, will be held tomorrow at
the Central club rooms.
Michael Connery. of Georgetown, has
foreclosed a mechanii' s lien upon a
house erected for John and Annie Bel-
ton. of Georgetown.
,A. F. Minton, of Union street, has
purchased a building lot in Elmwood
avenue, of LeRoy Nash, and will erect
a residence there in the spring
The Twin City Wheelnien have rcceiv
ed an invitation from the Altair Cycle
club, of Danbury, to attend a select
smoker and entertainment tomorrow
night.
Prepare for 11 cold snap by purchasing
your winter clothing and furnishings of
M. Davis. the Mahackemo block tailor.
He gives readers of The Sentinel some
pointers today;
The Twin City Wheelmen has pur
chased a pool table from Edwardeibeo.
of Rowayton, and will have it placed in
the new rooms in Swartz & Corbett‘s
block next week.
George E. Lowe, employed at Otto
Barthol's hat factory, has had his furni-
ture moved by Expressman (Invanugh
from Danbury to Chestnut street, South
Norwalk.
Roy Wood, of New Haven, formerly
of Norwalk,1vas in town last night.
Mr. Wood was formerly employed in
the composing room of The Sentinel.
e is now in the employ of the New
avon Union. «:1...
.; The Consolidated road announces that
It will run a special train from New
York aftevthc Yale-Princeton football
game, Saturday. It will leave New
York at .1 p. 1n., stopping at Bridgeport'
New Haven, Meriden and finally at
Hartford. , ~_
From his large and varied stock of
wall paper, L. H. Decker can meet the
desires of every housewife, no matter
what are her tastes. Not only this, but
he does painting. picture framing and
other things in his line with nestncss
and dispatch.
, Professor 8. (1.136.111.011001 the world’s
most famous musicians, will render sc-
lections on the phonoharp and Columbia
either, at W. S. Sturtevant‘s Bargain
House in North Main street. Friday, all
day. The .cxhib1tion will be free. and
the public is cordially invited to call at
the store.
The annual Thanksgiving ball of C.
ii. (‘omstock lodge, of the Brotherhood
of Railway Trainmen, is to be held in
Danbury this your, dud the truinmcn cx~
pact that'it will be one of the largest
and best that they have held. The pro-
coeds go to 11 fund for the relief of sick
or injured trmnmen.
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The BethelA. M. Ii. churohin Bridge.
port. which has undergone improve-
11111116 and enlargbment 11111 be rededl-
outed Sunday. It will also be the sixty»
first anniversary of the cl1ur'ch,-1md the
celebration will continue for one week.
will be held afternoon and evening. and
addresses will be made. Rev. 1. 8.
Bands. of Norwalk, will be heard from
on that occasion
Washington Lt1dge,l. 0. G. T. elect-
Chief Tem-
plar. E. J. Taylor; vice templar, Steph-
en Gregory; recording secretary. Miss
Julia Crawford: financial secretary. Miss
Emma Eaglehardt; chaplain, E. S. Tay-
lor: past chief templar.. Fred Hawks;
marshal, Miss Agnes Crawford; depu-
ty marshal. Miss Hattie Crawford:
guard, A. Knorr: sentinel, 8. Crawford.
advantage of the fine weather for a trolley ,
police headquarters in South Norwalk '
1 at Old Point (‘omi‘on \' 11.
Friday, the "7th, appropriate services '
Absolutely Pure.
Acres 11111111111111 .1 . u 11 1
gfall Eggwhlien strefim‘lsfr niteefld
110an A ING sown 1i“ New York
éGrnce church concert, Norwalk 0p.
era House, tonight.
Judd Williamson, assistant [of Under.
taker D W. Raymond. is staying at the
Mahackenio Hotel.
The County Commissioners are at the
today, granting liquor licenses.
The loss sustained in the recent fire at
Silas W. Olmstead’s store at Wilton,
was settled yesterday.
Congressman E. J. Hill, Mayor A. 0.
Wheeler. B. S. Keith,and J. D.Jennings
paid a visit to l’cquonnock lodge, I. O.
O. F., of Bridgeport, last night.
The ladies of Grace church are decorat-
ing in an elaborate manner the stage at
the Norwalk Opera House, for the or n-
cert‘to be given there tonight.
Miss Elizabeth Seeloy, of Dorian, is
makingaclaim against that town for
changing the grade in front of her 11'0-
perty. The grade was raised nearly
eight feet at one point in front of her
property at the time the Tciforl road
was constructed
SOCIAI. LIFE III THE NORWALKS.
How Twin Welly People Enloy Themselves These
Waning Autumn Days.
Rev C. M. Selleck attemlcdawedding
in New York, yesterday.
Frank Hobbs will leave Nor“ alk to
day for his home in Colorado.
Miss Nellie Briggs, of Pittstield, is
visiting at C. C. Betta. on the Green.
Albert lx'ircb, a‘iwellsknown West
Norwnlk farmer. will be married Friday
evening. . .. .
R. H. Rowan Will entertain the Vol-
erd'nWhist club at his home in South
Main street, on Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. D.“ 1d W. Raymond are
They expect
toreturn to South Norwnlk. Saturday.
The Monday Afternoon Whist r-Inb
willbc entertained by Mrs‘. ll. Whit-
niorc Gregory. of West avenue, next
Monday. ‘
’Rev. and Mrs. _
Grace church. informally celebrated the
ninth anniversarv of their wedding,
yesterday. w EEEEE fl
Mrs. LcGrand Belts has returned
from East Orange. N. .l., where she
was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Freder-
ick Seymour.
Mrs. Harriett. A. Sturges and her
grandson, Dexter Hitchcrmk James.
Iiuvcrcturuod to Norwnlk from a visit
in Bridgeport. ...
; John‘l’onnell of West Norwalk. on
tertained the members of the choir of p
the South Norwnlk Congregational
church, Monday night.
I Mrs. James T.B11bboll.
by her two children and her sister, Miss
Sarah S. Clark, lcit Norwulk yesterday I
for Grconville, SJC,where they will
spend the winter. . r. '
Mr. and Mrs (leoigv l’. Stoolc. of
Brooklyn, have been spending 11 few days
With Minnml Mrs. W. H. Swunls, 1111
their return from 11 visit with Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Iidwyn Steele, at Torring-
ton.
'l‘llc “ l’hilopcnas " gave Mr. and Mrs.
Robert VunBuron a surprise, last night,
at their home in West avenue. The
guests arrived with tin horns. and 11
merry time followed. Refreshments
were served and whist was played.
Mr. and Mrs. James llcnry, formerly
Miss Florence Hopper. of South Nor-
wnlk. were in town yesterday calling on
friends. They were on their way home
from New Hampshire, where they had
been spending a few days with Mr.
rlrlenry 11 parents.
Freight Recalpls 11ml Money Mhllng.
‘Captuin William 11‘. Benton, of the
Vulcan, is mourning the loss of anon.
vetope containing the freight‘recoipts of
the propeller on her up trip, Monday
night. Mr. Benton received the pack
Luge. which also contained M1 on in
money, at the freight boats on the
steamboat wharf, about 7 011.111.111.11 -
want to his home In E Iizaboth stmet.
When he arrived there the env clope was
missing and 11 thorough womb over the
ground he had covered failed to find it...
He hoped It had fallen into honest hands,
but he begins to fear it has not.
B. ll. Watkins, of .
accompanied j
. ‘ D-Idwln.
, cramping, . "it”
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Ollllflowor,
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Pound flippina.
Hubbard-on.
Dakar,
EDWARD STREET,
SPECIALS THIS WEEK
Underwear! Hosiery” Glovesll I
STOCK COMPLETE! PRICES ARE VERY [ON I!
WE DON'T WANT YOU TO MISS THE GOOD THINGS IN
OUR ART DEPARTMENT.
NEw DESIGNS AND PATTERNS.
EDWARD STREET!
5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
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WE are down on hogs; that is the
reason for the following prices:
Best sugar cured shoulders .................. 71-
Fresh Pork ........................ . ......... 9c
Sausage ............................ . ........... 90
Fresh ham”... ............... .. .............. 10::
Fresh shoulders ............................... 11c
Pig head ........................ . . . . ........... 4c
:1 p Junds of salt pork ....................... 2150.
Porter house steak ........................... 15c
Sirloin steak ................. . ........... 12 1.1.1.3
Round steak ..................... 100: 3 lbs roe
Shoulder steak. .......5c
Bib roast .................... 81:
Prime roast .................................. no
1‘ (sh. hsr'alhips Clams and Oysters.
IrFrce Dell v.ery
New York Market
FRAIKS. AYERS, Prop.
DONOVAN BLOCK. WASHINGTON STREET.
‘JAcxsou's FIIOTOGRAPHS!
A Large and \‘nrlcd Display of
PLEATIN‘OTVPE PHOTOGRAPHS
Now on Exhibition at Studio.
o This is the only studio making a specialty of this most beautiful and
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lasting process.
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o 53 won Street, -
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All photographic work done in the bestpossible
manner. and thoroughly up with the latest styles.
Those desiring Holiday work should arrange for sittings as early
E. M. JACKSON, Photographer,
Norwalk, Connecticut.
Prepare Yourself
For a cold '11. '11) by purchasing voui‘
A FEW POINTERS
(dove es 11'0111 .
C.11digan Iackcis from 151‘ up
INTER CLOTHIN
And Furnishings.
25C 1111.
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Ilecccd lined and camel hairairidcrwcur 111 all quali-
“ tics. ‘ _
Men S and boys s11 catm " '
‘ Alluve' you sec-11 our all wool kcrscy ovcxcoatsa
$10. 003 1
\\c have others Irom $0. 0.0 to $21. 00. I
(lpcn every evening until i) .0 clock.
DAVIS, The Tailor,
Clotliier, IIuticr and 1“ urnishcr.
Maheckemo Hotel Block,
So. IIorwalkLCt.
Dugraao
GLUTEN
FEED
ran
CATTLE
< chicken-
and
HORSES.
BERT
GRAIN
FOR
HORSES
AND
CATTLE.
:BRANOH
o‘rnc:
DOLMAN.’
LIV. IV
STA-LE.
Counterfeits.
When We suspect a cold to be ‘countefi
felt. with what anxiety do we sm'ntlnizc
it. lost We be deceived, and with what
indignation We regard one who knowing
ly passes it on 1111.
Anyone who sells you inferior, musty
goods, or poor dirty oats, counterfeits.
and you should refuse such goods.
for you the best grade of everything in
my line.
No beiter cattle, poultry or horse food
can be bought at any price.
Noumbetterm America. .
MANUELT. HATCH,
ll Marshall Street. to. Ismail.
l of-
The Grain Delhi.
FOR WE WERE PREPARED FOR IT WITH A COMPLETE
STOCK OF
..'...W|NTER.....
Overcoats and Suite!
UNSURPASSED-BY ANY ANYWHERE IN POINT OF FIT;
STYLE, QUALITY, TRIMMINGS AND LOW PRICES
FOR CORRESPONDING VALUES.
A FEW LEADERS:
An all wool blue Beaver Overcoat, fast color...................81 so
Blue and black Kcrscy Overcoats, all wool and fast color. . . . . ... 9.00
AfineWestoiEngIaudKcrsey................................15.oo
WooISuitsirom.......... v650 t018.oo
NEW INVOICE OF
FALL NECKWEAR I 1
EVERYTHING THE LATEST. «7
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Winter Underwear
HA3 ALREADY REACHED US, BUT IT
Did Not
Catch
FOR, ALL, FROM 25c TO 82 PER GARMENT.
Comstock Brothers,
Popular-Price Clothiers.
l4 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
South Norwalk,_ -
- connootlout.
MILFORD A. GIFFIN, Mgr.
Cometoek Bros., Masonic
Bld’g, Norwalk.
“BIJOU”
That is the name of the beautiful pony we
pi opose to give away to some lucky boy, or
girl for a Christmas present. To every mis-
tomer we will give a ticket on which they
may write the nearest guess thev can 915110
the date of the ponv s birth.
If two should
i ‘ 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.
‘9 ' No 'r 11 t 1896
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3 '5 g . "John A. camp, Successor.
g I- 8, EVERYTIIINGIN CLOTHING AND FUR
3 O 51 ..msr’imes FOR MEN 5 AND BOY'S WEAR
ii 0 E 1 :1?" The Pony “Bijou,"
I; w 23'. Will be given to the person guessing the nearest
O 2 U 3’ dptelof his birth. Two guessing the same, the
‘3 3.? pony will be awarded to the one guessing it first.
. 3 % g; Contest closes December 24th,1896. ’
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You know our store and our goods; none better, none
, ; cheaper.
Clothing andFurnishings
A» MEN AND aovs.
w A. BENEDICT a. co.
I? John A. Camp, Successor.
its wasmN'roN 313.
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Everything in
no. Norwolk.
Norwalk Chronicler