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Attorneys 1.111» At Taylor-have hada
telephone placed in their omen
‘ll'l‘he Deacon’s Danghter company
wenttoWesttleld. Mass. today.
The propeller City of Norwalk is up
the Hudson river after cement.
.
The new trout is being put in the
store in the Quintard building. today.
A brilliant rainbow lpanned the wes-
tern heavens at 7 o’clock this morning.
The Norwalk Board of Health met
last night and tranlnelcd routine busi-
nose.
Mrs. Charles H. Ferris. of Washing-
ton street, is becoming an enthusiastic
wheelwoman.
A daughter wds born Monday night
to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Middlebrooks,
of Chapel street.
The Eva L., Senator Eerris’ trim little
launch, will be taken to New York in a
week or so, and put in winter quarters.
W. Gilbert Newell will not meet his
class in dancing next Wednesday, on
account of its being Thank sgiviug eve.
The selectmen have paid George Buck-
master’ 5 bill for the Washington street
bridge gates, they having proved satis-
factory.
The cold wave in the Northwast will
reach this section tonight, and two days
of nearly continuous freezing weather
may be expected. '
The annual roll- call of the Norwalk
Congregational church will be held in
the chapel tonight. Supper will be
served in the chapel from 5 to 7:30
o’.clock
The County Commissi
fused to issue a license
or Kate Fahan. Neither will they
grant licenses to any Franklin avenue
saloons.
—Ladies are invited to call and see
the demonstration of Burnham's Hasty
Jellycou 37F. D. Lawton & Co.’s store.
this Week. Samples free.‘
The Woman‘s Christian Temperance
Union will hold its regular weekly meet-
ing with Mrs. William Lawrence,
Quintard avenue, Friday at3 o’clock.
All are welcome.
The Y. W. C. T. U. will meet tomor-
row evening wit-h Mrs. A. J. Richardson,
Chestnut street, at 7:15. A full attend-
ance is requested, as business of import1
ance must be transacted.
~11nperial Crown Cigars at Trow-
bridge & Co’s. Imperial Crown cigars
utO. E. Barker‘s. Imperial Crown
cigars at the Mahackemo Hotel.
perial Crown cigars at E. L“ Hefner’s,
East Norwalk. w
Numerous improvements are being
made about St. Mary’s parochial resi- ‘
(lence and the Convent. A new well
house has been erected and a lattice
sereen is now beiugvbuilt around the
convent. A new furnace has been plac-
ed in the convent. The basement of
the church will be sheathed.
Before
Retiring....
take Ayer’s Pills, and you will
sleep better and wake in better
condition ioFthe day’s work.
Ayer’s Cuthartic Pills have no
equal as a pleasant and effect-
ual remedy for constipation,
bilionsncss, sick headache, and
all liver troubles. They are
eugeratoated, and so perfectly
prepared..that they cure with-
out the annoyances experienced
in the use of so meny of the
pillson the market. Ask your
druggist for Ayer's Cathurtic
Pills 71V hen other pills Won't.
help you, Aycr’s is
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Im-'
withheld.
letter-Carrier Wilbur‘Hnbbell. 011 the
Norwalkpoetotlloe, is laid up with a
lane toot. '
The Christan” Endeavor meeting in
the Presbyterian church. Norotcn. will
be held tomorrow night.
The Elite 11111171111111 a meeting. 1111
night, and everything was reported in
progress for the dance tomorrow night.
There willbe a Thanksgiving praise
service at the Norwalk Congregational
church, next Sunday evening.
The funeral of Joseph Cowpcrthwait
will be held Sunday afternoon at 2
o’clock from his late home in Lexington“
avenue.
F D. Lawton 8: Co. are making a
specialty of apples this year. They have
all the favorite varieties by the peck or
barrel.
W
Rev. T. K. Noble and Hon. E. 0.
Keeler have returned from Winsted,
where they attended the annual confer-
ence of Congregational churches.
The Scandinavian society will have a
dance tonight in Raymond's Hall,
Washington street. The Lyman Swed-
ish Singing society,of Bridgeport, will be
present and sing.
"Bertie Austin, son 11 A. . Austin, of
Issues place, was struck in the face by a
U stone thrown by 11 playmate, near the
Over River school, Tuesday. A painful
gash was the result.
The stars and stripes are floating at
the Central club house today, in honor
of Norwalk chapter, D. A. R., which is
holding its annual meeting there this all
ternoon.
Professor Cook will be at W. S. Stur-
tevant‘s store all day tomorrow, giving
concerts on the p’honoharp and Columbia
zlther, which the public 111 cordially in
vited to listen to.
~—1115h1ng smack 11‘lash has arrived
from Block Island with live cod at 111
per pound. She is lying at the Wesl-
ington street bridge
I
The sclectmen advertise in another
column for bids for a stone arch bridge
on the turnpike, near the Daricn line.
Sealed proposals will be accepted 11p to
and including November 24.
——William Schlcnkcr will close his
Blue Mountain cider mill for the season
next Tuesday. He desires to thank his
many patrons for their liberal support.
Moses H. Clover advertises in another
some new one hundred dollar bicycle,
absolutely free
The Golden Rule Cin le will be enter-
at 3 o’clock. A musical programme
will be rendered at 3:30, by the Rim!
Words Circle
Charles Hoyt the Norwalk builder,
who has just rebuilt the Scribner house
on Roton Hill, will more into it- this
onth. He has made 11. great improve-
'mcut 1nthe place ..
' On Saturday the New York Grocery
company will hold another popular
price sale. 1’l‘he prices quoted in the
company's new advertisement hold good
for that day only
' Manager Mit1l1ell has booked the New
York World's original “ Yellow Kid of
Hogan' 11 Alloy ” to appear at the Nor-l
noon and evening.
noon at the residence of Mayor E L.
Scotleld. in Stamford. at which Mrs
J. C. Newkirk of Norwalk will sing
Several other Norwulk friends will at-
tend.
Comstock Brothers are holdim. a great
Thansgi1 111g sacrifice sale of 1111111 11 suits.
They feel confident that if you will
inspect their stock you will decide that
purchases.
Annie (iill Roach, whosc efforts to
commit suicide by drinking catholic
'terday,is as comfortable as can be 1m
poctcd under the circumtauccs. At
p1 more.
Cyrus :11}.
went to Middle Patton, Sunday. staid all
night at Martin T. Mlllcr‘s and Monday
morning started out hunting for game.
They came home Tuesday evening with
nineteen, rabbits and a quantity of
_equabs. besides making Mr. Miller‘s
heart glad with their visit.
# Still we have bargains at Seeded a:
Hoyt’s. Today we have a few pieces
Barbary Carpet we are selling for the
yd., made; out Ullcloth at 45c yd; iron
Bedsteads, brass trimmed. for to; l— 4 0:1
Cloth at 20c yd; best solid 011k Chair 111
Norwalk for #111 new Parlor Suit. 5
pieces. 11sec. ‘uiu. Hergee. black and
colored. for Mo yd.
ml’rol'. M. 8. Roach. the well known
ocullst;optlolon, can be consulted at his
office. in the parlor of the City Hotel,
South Norwalk. Tuesdays. from 9 a. n1
Y to 8 p. 11:. Eyes examined free
'nnmhtthemof theta-Beam
column to present some one of his cus- ,
towers on December 31, with 11 huud-‘
tained by Mrs. T. K. Noble, 011 Friday ‘
walk Opera House, Thanksgiving after— :
Amusical 1s to be given this after;
their store is the place to make your!
acid were rclutcdiu The Sentinel ycs- :
noon today Dr. Tracey stated that 111111111 I
‘monla had set 111, brought about by 1.111» ;
l’.1r!111 and Jams l1‘11rr1ll'
Absolutely Pure.
Ac reamof tartar bakl powder. 11 best
of all in leavenlng sire “hr- at n1
Governm
litesta Dom
ROYAL BAKING POWDERno 00.. New York.
SOCIAL 1le IN THE NORWALKS
How T111111 Clly People Enloy Themselves Then
Waning Autumn Days.
Mrs. H. E. Johnson, of Merwin street,
has returned home from Massachusetts.
Mrs. Charles H. Harvey and son Gur-
nell, of North Main street, spent yester-
day in New York.
CharlesE .Seymour and Edmund Ze-
luff have returned from their trip to
Norfolk.
P. M. Watt. of the Standard Oil com-
pany, Providence, R. l., stopped at the
City Hotel. last night.
Mrs. Thomas Burford, of Newtown,
L. I., is visiting her aunt, Mrs. William
Mitchell, of Issues street.
15. Hill, of 1113 Nbrwlilk Iron Works
company, is enjoying a cruise on the
Terror, in charge of C R. Crossy.
A. J. 'Clark and wife, of New Milford.
are spending a week with Mr. and Mrs. .
W. A. (dark, of lilmwood avenue.
Mrs. George .\. Jennings, ot‘ West
street, entertained thc Matinee Euchre
club, yesterday afternoon. The first
prize went- to Mrs. Milford .‘1. (lillin.
The Misses Woodward, of Elm street,
entertained the Wednesday Evening
Whist club, last night. The prizes were
won by Mrs. It. (4. Wilson and Samuel
L. Weed.
Amongthe Norwulk people who at-
tended the reception of Carl and Robert
Wuerz, in Darion, last night, were
Misses Lizzie Schumann, Belle Hyatt,
Clara Lawson and May Denton, Messrs.
Willard and Darwin Wadhams, Charles
Schumann, William Reed. Willard
Wadhams secured first prize. Dancing,
games and a line supper 11'orecnjoyed.
Professor Vogler. of South Norwalk.
furnished music.
I .
The“at home" 2111111 by Mrs. W11»
lium F. H. Lockwood. 111 (.lreeuwicli,
yesterday afternoon, 11.11 11 brilliant S111 -
ciul success. Pooh and 1r111111n, oil
.South No1 11.111 1111111111111 mush Mrs
lCharlcs Dudley llurncs assisted in re
ceiving the guests. The following Nor-
walkladies were present: Mrs. T. 1.
Raymond, Mrs L. E. ll111k1nuu Mrs.
Homer 11‘. B111 kmun Mrs. Tulmage
[Buker,M1s. John 11.11‘crr1s, Mrs. M.
‘Miss Elsie "Tollvs Baym '11.
was beautifully decorated.
AIR. ROGERS RAN HIM DOWN.
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The house
Capture o! a This! who stole a Wheel and I
Traded ‘1! for 1 Pony.
i 11‘. W. Roget‘s, the Norwalk bicycle
‘ugent, had a whccl stolen from him
lSaturduy night, bv Elwnrd Baldwin.
alias FrunkColoy, alias Edgar Foote, 11
Icolored man who rented itaml was to
'Eroturn with tl111 111 Ichiuc 81111111132110
:did not show up. and Monday Mr. Rog-
ers set out to rccov er the whec! and ap- :
Ho tru1 ed '
l prehond the thief if possible.
ll1l1ntol1huzton,tl1ouco to llanbury, and
to Hawlcyvillo. and returned with tho
stolen bicycle last night. 'I‘lu- thief was
arrested tl1111 morning in liethcl, whero
I111 had traded the wheel for 11 pony With
, Robert Evans. ('Inol’ Bradley; went
'11ftcr tin» culprit this llflnl‘nutm. llilgl~
win's home is in lluwlcyvillc. lie was
vouched for by 11 1111111 in the employ
'of 'l‘. H Vandchocf
BHOAD HIVEH
Mrs. George W. Mills is seriously ill.
I A dour-11 will I111. hold in St. John and
Holders Hull tonight.
For A? 1
the
’ Best
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Printing
Senfinelm
F'. D. LAWTON 81 CO
5 GAZETTE BUILDIIO.
*
APPLES!
' Baldwin
and
Greening. Apples
SLZS bbl.
l5 cts. pk.
F. D. LAWTON A 00., 22 South Main Street
EDWARD STREET,
SPECIALS THIS WEEK
Underwear l Hosiery! ! Gloves! ll
STOCK COMPLETE! PRICES ARE VERY LOW ll
WE DON'T WANT YOU TO MISSTHE GOOD THINGS IN
OUR ART DEPARTMENT.
New DESIGNS AND PATTERNS.
EDWARD STREET!
‘IORVIALK, cons.
"D. Randall, \lrs Milo 11 Persons and '
1
Office
WE are down on hogs: that is the
reason for the following prices:
Ilcst sugar cured shoulders .................. 7.
Fresh Pork .................................. 9c
Sausage ....................................... So
Fresh ham ................................... 10c
Fresh shoulders.. . .. ...... 8c
l'lghnad ....................... 4c
:1 pounds of salt pork..... 25::
Porter house steak ........................... 25c
Sirloin steak .............................. 12 1.2.1:
Round steak...» ................... 10c: 11 lbs 15c
Shoulder steak ................................ be
Rib must .............. . ....................... 8c
l‘rimo roost, .................................. 1'20
Fish. Emtllopa. 1 Ylams and Oysters.
DrFree Delivery.
New York Market
FRANK S. AYERS, Prop.
NOVAN BLOCK, WASHINGTON STREET.
JAGKSON’S PHOTOGRAPHS!
A Lax-31111111! “11'ch Display of
PLATINOTYPE PHOTOGRAPHS
Now on Exhibition at Studio.
My
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000 lasting process. All photographic work done in the best possible
0oooo manner, and thoroughly up with the latest styles.
00000011 Those desiring Holiday work should arrange for sittings as early
ooonooooo as convenient. .
01100000 . ‘ ‘
00000 E. M. JACKSON. Photographer,
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53 Wall Street.
Prepare Yourself
11 Norwalk, Connecticut.
'For-a cold snap by purchasing your
WINTER CLOTHING
And Furnishings.
A FEW POINTERS:
Gloves from 25c up.
Cardigan Jackets from 75c up. _
F lccccd lined and camel hair undcrwcar in all (1112111.
tics.
Men‘s and boy's sweaters.
lime you seen our all 11:00! kcrscy. ovcrcoats at
$10.00? '
We have others from $1100.10 $21.00.
Open every evening until it o'clock. ”/1
J”
DAVIsfit’e‘Tailor,
Clotliicr, Ilattcr and 11' urnisher.
Mahackemo Hotel Block, So. Horvvalk, Ct.
l
SAW Counterfeits.
U'FALO When we suspectaooin to be counter-
OLUTIN felt, with what anxiety do we scrutinize
FEED it, lest we be deceived. and with what,
'09 indignation we regard one who knowing-
CATTLE 1y passes it on 1111.
GNOROO' Anyone who sells you inferior, musty
Ind goods, or poor dirty oats, counterfeits,
HORBEB- and you should refuse such goods. I of-
BIO‘I‘ for you the best grade of everything in
GRAIN my lino.
PO OR No better cattle, poultry or horse food
H0388! can be bought at any price.
N? Noun better in America.
0A TLI.
33,1133," MANUEL 1'.1-1A1'c1-1.
cot-mum 1 1111. 11mm.
1.1V: Irv . .
ITABLI. 15 larch-ll Street. 80. lormlk.
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A Great Thanksgiving
acrificew
ale
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MEN’S S
17-9
This is a neat brown plaid, all wool suit, made to retail for 812.co,‘but
as we generally are a little below the market price, we have
been selling them for $11. Selling price for this sale
w. $7. 90! i?
UIT
Should you stay home or go abroad with your family to eat turkey
Thanksgiving day, you probably will be looking for, a. suit,
overcoat or reefer for yourself or boy. We feel confi-
dent if you will come and see our stock, that
we can convince you that this is the
place to make your pur-
chases.
Mcn’s all wool kersey overcoats, $9, 10, 12 and 15.
=“ “ “ suits 8650 7.50, 8, 9, 10,12,15aud18.
black diagonal dress suits, $10; equal to suits originally
sold for- $14. 50.
Our assortment of boys’ and children’s suits, overcoats, ulsters and
reefers, are marvels of quality, style and low prices.
Monev refunded for goods returned.
Stores open e1cn1ngs.
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H H H
Comstock Brothers,
Popular-Price Clothiers,
14 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
South Nor-walk. Gonnootlcut.
MILFORDA. GIFFIN, Mgr.
Comstock Bros. Masonic
Bld'g, Norwalk.
“BIJOU”
That is the name of the beautiful pony we
propose to give auray to ’some lucky boy or
girl for aI‘Christmas present. To every cus-
tomer we will give a ticket on which they
may ‘write ihe nearest guess thev‘ can as to
the date of the pony s birth. If two should
guess it ex’actly', 'thc ‘ earliest guess .Will be
awarded the prize. Following is a' Copy of
the ticket to be Signed and dcpositede'in the
box, and the stub 18 to be kept by the pur-
chaser.
a O- gEN No ........... D.ate ..... ........1896
go ‘1
1-1 -O
. o .- w. A. BENEDICT .1 co.
'5 g * John A. Camp, Successor.
5' I- 8 EVERYTHINGIN CLOTHING AND FUR-
g 0 1?. NlSlllNGS FOR MEN'S AND 1101's WEAR.
5 D: ' The Pony “Bijou,”
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45 Ill 4: g' Will.be given to the person guessmg the nearest
D 2 U_ j ' dateof his birth. Two guessing the same, the
‘C 3 j pony will be awarded to the one guessing it first.
3 g g' Contest closes December 24th, 1896.
f . 5 Address ....... . ......
f ' o “
l :2 ,3 10 I Guess. ....
You know our state and our goods; none better, none
cheaper. Everything 1n
Clothing and Furnishings
v
MEN AND BOYS.
.w. A. BENEDICT a co.
1 ,4, John A. Camp, Successor.
II‘ WASHINTON 811,
no. Net-walk.
Norwalk Chronicler