THE
NORWALK BUILDING
. COMPANY
Aidedbyounteem derrick, sew-.m-
i.ngmeehiuee etc. we can quote
LOW muons on
All Kinds of Timber Work! ‘ .
Churches. Bacterium my Large Build. at any price.
in: work It specialty. . - ‘. _
anon, memo AVENUE. It gives more good
EABT NORWALK. CONN. .
LESLIE GAMBLE, Manager.
Ready for
Thanksgiving Trde
With Celery,
Cranberries,
White Turnips,
Yellow Turnlps,
Connecticut Fresh Eggs,
Finest Canned Pumpkin.
01! I]
Canned Mince Meat,3 lbs ac c
Pastry Flour.
New Molasses,
Finest Buckwheat.
White Unions,
Red ”
Fine Apples.
Nuts,
Sweet Russet Cider.
DeKlyrI’s Peanut Taffy.
The name insures
the “Boss Line” of-
tobaccos that can he
bought anywhere,
tobacco and ._ of ,a
flavor. vastly supe-
rior to — any, other
LIFEV
QVIIBI than
lid” G“"138 Errechs AT Home
‘ " Molasses “ , THEN
“ Cocanut Can ly. CATON S VITALIZEB
N F- ‘ Cures general or special debility, wekelul-
CW lgsl peel. epermtorhru. emissions. lit-potency,
Pop com, pure-ls. etc. Corrects lunctionel d rdere.
Fine Cluster Raisins,
Seeded Raisins,
Sultanna Raisins,
New Currants,
Glace Citron,
We Wish to Please.
How Gan We Serve You?
Lonrnzo tussle,w
llNonh Main Street.
tuned by errors or excesses, quickly restoring
Lou Mlnhood In old or young, gIvIng vi or and
strength where former weakness prevail: Cou-
venient package, simple, effeI III II and legitimate.
.4 Cunsd Is QUICK mo Tnonoocu
Don’ I r drained 5y rmr’zan'pnr. IIIsIIaI on
CATON' 5 Villllzcrl. Sent sealedii yourllrug
gist does not owe it Price $1 I pkge, 6 forSS .
with written guarantee u complete cure
lIIIIIrmation, references, etc. ,iree Ind confidential.
Send ul statement of use and 25 us for a week' I
trial trc:.ItInent line IIly sent to em ‘I perI on. P
CATON MED. CO. BOSTON. ”ASS.
Snkld by Geo. C. Stillson, South Nor
’p
Constipthd ?
Liver out of ordCI, digestion bad, breath bad, skin dark,
black rincrs around eyes?
bottle of
YPS
NATURALS
It is a certain cure for constPipatitEm and all liIer ills.
only Iclicws at once, but lures complctclv.
it In the house?
generally.
THE YPSILANTI SPECIFIC CO. e —___BOSTONI
INERA
Another call for that brown'
ILANT
MP
LI-wATER
CIFI
It not
Do you keep
Our llama l Iurnmm‘ II‘onl', sent for 10
cents to pay postage. tells all about It.
Sold by IlI‘uggists
MASS.
For Sale by E. 1’. Wood. Norwalk. H. R. Pluisted. South Nor-walk.
BICYCLE
GIVEN AWAY FREE
ON
December 3isl, I866.
One beautiful Snoo Peerless Bicycle, your choice of either latlIes‘ or
gents.’
REMEMBER,
This is no Q75 wheel, but a strictly first-class moo wheel, fully guar..n-
IN. (1.
Every Cash Purchase
Of soc entitles you to one chance on this beautiful wheel, at
ctc‘vrn's DOUBLE SHOE STORE,
40 and 42 Wall street, Norwulk.
. NORWALK, CONN.
I lEIISE PAMEIIAI‘IIS.
I’ll! m m comet Ernie
Ilbml Freetbelflfiumeedlmn
eitreisellleeueliem‘l’m
- ' The Emeline II III-charging i cargo of
one! It Raymonl Brothers” wharf.
Bt'ourity Council.N. P. 17., of Nor-
.vrel‘k, Mill moat tonight.
George Brown, of Belden Hill, will
entertain friends at his new home,
Thanksgiving night.
Mn. Sylvester Brother-ton. of Nor-
walk, is convalescent of e revere illness
, Catholic Union Council, Knights of
Columbus, will probably holdits New
Yeer’ecvo bail in Lookwood'e Hall.
'lhI industriit—I— E031 of St. Paul’s
,ohurch willmeet at the Berkeley street
chapel tomorrbw eitoruoon.
John T. Hayes, the‘ Norwulk nev‘vs-
douler, is putting more shelf room in his
store.
Yesterday won the anniversary of the
birth of James A. Garfield. He was
born In 1831.
The Tn enty two club in arranging to
holdu chowder social in the near fu-
tore.
Misses Helen uni Charlotte Adams,
of Cranbury, have taken furnished
rooms ‘Il South Norwu'li
WIIIlti‘II al“!l"illlll L1 I‘ll: pulp main” I
400 smolts II‘Ith hook and line, lIt'Ill‘ llli'
Miunus bridge, in ubouttwo hours Tues~
dny.
The summary of The Commercilu Re-
cord for last week credits Norwnlk with
two rules of renl estate uud mortgagor
amounting to $301).
There are nearly 600 cities and towns
in Musachusetts, Rhode Island and Con
pectic It, but Brynn curried no more
than four of them.
J. H Buckley &. Son, web manufact-
more, report that since olcction business
has been rapidly improvimz. Some do
purtmcuts are running nights to enable
them to keep up with orders
A special meeting of the stockholders
of the Southern New England Telephone
company was held in New Haven. Wod-
uesduy. H.675 shores being represented
[t was voted to incronsc the present;
capital stock at the discretion of tho
directors from *?.0Ill),llilli to $3,004,),0UI).
The decision of the (fouuty Commis-
sinners upon the nppltcutiuu of Henry
J. Barthel. for license for It saloon nt
90 Main street, Stmnford. wus announc-
ed Wednesday. The commissioners
sustained the plea of the remoustruuts,
that the place is not It suitable one,
Two Of the new trucks are being laid
through the cut at Hienbrook.
lieved thut by December 1 the embank-
ment through Stamford will have been
so for completed that two tracks can be
laid down. The railroad company
seems in I! fair way to carry out'ite plan-I
to commence running trains on the new
tracks by January 1.
Joseph H. Parrot. u well-k uown rest»
dent of Euet Bridgeport. and u vctcrnn
of the war, died Thursday afternoon, of-
tern long illness. Mr. Parrot was six-
ty-four yours of age. Ho was a outpou-
ter by trade and during the war St‘l'it'd
in Company B, Sotoutuunth Connecticut
Volunteers
Judge Wheeler, tit Winstod, mooted
Mrs. Mary 1’. Adams on absolute divorce
from her huubnud, Home 0. Adams, on
the) ground of utlultery. To procure ll
divorce, sothut he might marry Mrs.
Roselle McMahon, it is alleged thut
Adonis gave his wife It house and lot and
02,000.
It is thought that Henry Cropory,
formerly n clerk in llolbrtmk'n alum
Milt", Dutibury. may lewu bro-n IlI'I-wnv-II
III Hull's pond. 'l‘lII- hillllfd .VlIiI'I‘
wrt Ihv ‘iIiIIli‘i' urn IIII‘ LI» I. it'
IIIIIII Ililli IIIII lumlt Nl‘t‘ll Ill’ mud in
IIIIIII- lIIIIt. Suturdny, Itnd tlInt t-IIIIy in
tho wealth cont and vest, which have
boon idoutllled us his, worn found hour
the pond‘.‘
l
I‘ 'III
_ connections Oyster industry.
David C Sanford of New lluven,
civil engineer of the Connecticut Shell-
fish Commission. lectured before the
Bridgeport Library umietlon. Hero
leullttle, item from the address: “The
oetimeted quantity of oyuters cold from
Connecticut waters in 1890 shows limi-
sultan bushels were exported to Europe.
Thane oysters all come from Conuncticut
”follows:
root, the balance caught and IIIlIl nu
sued the your before to men who to do: II
”firmware ma Bbined Free.
"w “ “"W " 3., .J‘li-ioi‘iiis“ um : Ingrbusinenu of selling Europe stock. About
Each of the sham brought a mum] unconditional; of oysters are opened in
,’ , emethlng. and Mr. itchbim flthtltiillt‘iCrmnacficnt and shut in kegs mm In".
clnhe pmknm.utsml prim-I Then-«III ullovortho country; about IIIII,IIIIII
wee considerable amusement when llibuuhele eold in the ahell; about 400,000
aflmg‘imgfim purchases were opened. There was allbmhollt of ma;
m? I e * Roe e
“Mummouhefiugw 1
item les tmi! (sully Al}
91‘
finrmuigfifi" In, cred.
l W
wmmmtmumneuvctclfim
mumne.omuw.i
making a total of
o mueieei cud liter-r! programme mil 1.000.000 bushels of oysters teium from
Lilli: Island Sound in the Connecticut
It hunt OH In no I.
i'I‘:~ flit“ \I'IIIIIIr. ,I
it is how
‘IIm . '
lli0,li00 onuxht and sent Ill- ~
Money Back
place here.
Irene safely,
Just now heavy salts are 90109 out lively.
fashion demands, good tailoring supp/res at almost
any price you cone to pay.
as low as 36. 50. It 310 the blaclr gray and
brown worsteds are the favorites. .
At 315 to 820 the Bloc]: [liter/no dyed worstede fake
the place of the iai/ar' s 330 and S40 suits. ' '
All the Scotch Pia/dc and Circe/rs and the mug/I goods
I» grayish and brawn/ell shades are how. 870 to
825-—almost any price between.
Don' tput off puffing on heavy Underwear. Best
lands, 480 up.
Do you know the goodness of our 87 Gloves?
Neckwear.
Some new shapes and new
deSIgns. Very up~to-date,
50c. You may have seen
them at your exclusive fur-
nishel' at 31.
00. WWCMWMWWWWMW
If you want l! I: the best
ltiml 0/ a guarantee that the .
clothes we sell are who! they ,~
should be. Deceptlo/I has no:
If them' 3 cotton
10 at cm! we tel/you ofit.
blind man or a child may buy
I
‘ Saturday
I
Whatever
A good all wool amt
Ellis &(Og
Open Monday, Friday and
yevenings.
BRIDBEPORT, CONN
MINER
In Haviland and Syracuse China,
American and English Porcelain.
A I .-\R(- l“ ASSUR'I MEAT OI"
ToiletWare and Jardineresl
ALSO A LARGE LINE OF
Fancy Chino,
Tinware.
Agate Ware.
Stoves, Ranges.
NASH 8: VANSCOY.
Cor. N. Main and West Streets, I
SOUTH NORWALK .
OLD AND RELIABLE
DaIIyDIrectFreIghtLIne
BETWEEN
NEW YORK, SOUTH NORWALK AND
NORWALK.
TH E PROPELLERS
CITY OF NORWALK, EAGLE AND
VULCAN,
Will leave Pier 23. E. R., Beekmun street, New York‘ at 5 p. m.
Leave Norwalk, 5 p. In; South Norwalk 6 p. m. Freight received from
7 II. m. tos p m. Upon application to agents the City of Norwaik
liagle and Vulcan will be sent for special lots of freight anywhere in
New York or its vicinity.
All persons are forbid trusting any of the employees of the boats of
this line on account of the owners' thereof.
and House
Furnishing Goods
CONNECTICUT
BIG REDUCTION SALE
For this bionic oi November.
Wuhltt left, (In I
f‘otnpielc . Inc of
It,
,{YWTIII’ y, Stlverware, I,~p.I'IIIIIII: and
cut glass.
DIAMONDS!
A fine line of stones at greatlv reduced prices
while not sold at strictly I:ost price, will be sold low enough to attract I
DIAMONDS!
All of these goods
purchasers, who will find many rare bargains.
A. W. AUSTIN. 39 Wall Street, Norwalit
What' Is It ‘I’
that prompts you to buy ' your then It
one store rather then another? Isn't it
style, quelity, lit durability end price as
to the shoe and prompt end courteous
ettentinu on the of the etor end
mleemeu? tum ere um? induce-
ments we look for e llberei Ihtu'e of your
petronege.
Medicines
EASY
AND PLEASANT
TO
TAKE
no... Price“
Geo. C.'~Stillson’s
DRUG STORE,
82 Washington St. SoJlorvnlit.
l
' I11“ .,
Jacob iii. Layton,
Fire, Ll'm and
Accident
INSURANCE”
Reel Estate and House Agent
Ocean Steamtihlp Tickets, and Sterling
Drafts .ouns Negotiated
and Stocks Sold.
OFFICE. 5 RAILROAD PLACE.
Next to Post Chico.
SOUTH NORWALK. : : : : CONN
Notary Public. Acknowledgments Taken
takes out ink, paint,
for, pitch, grease . ‘ .
' ISPOTINE
and stains from
clothing and car-
p-cts quickly and ,
completely and ,
._\'_c_y_cr_l.eaves‘u_R£§
—Xo AciIl.—— 1°C., 256., at Drug
No unplvztsnnt odor. and llry'loodsStoree
Not indorntunhlc. Samples mailed. 5c.
L B. SUTTON, New Canaan, Ci.
“‘4.
Sold by A. Dickerman dz Son, So. Nor-
wulk; Finuey & Benedict, Norwalk.
5
PhysicianiorWomen
IRS. DR. N. A. GUILFORD
Can be consulted st. her omen
“42 Bnom Smear, anm, 00“.,
From 10 II. In. to 7 p. In. any day except
Sunday.
The doctor la A regular physician (1 for
the post nineteen enrsltus mode the incur-toe
of womennspeciu ty. Ladies suffering from
any difficulty incident to the sex can consult
Dr. Gullfordln the strictest confidence. with
the assurance ot receiving the most skillful and
scientific treatment known to modern on on
and medicine. Home care with nurse I'-
uished when r u trod. Terms moderate
All letters promo y replied to. luelose stamt
J.O.JENNING$.
Paper-Hanger, Galelmlner
Painter.
DIXIE-It In
WILL PAPER AND BORDERS
I NORTH mm sums
South Nor-walk.
Sample Books of Latest Styles of Papers
Borders and Gilt Mouldln e token to
houeee for inspection, on not no by postal
ltletlmetee Cheerfullv Given. the
- WAGONS I
6665-Lao‘sea' T on Gown.
, HINTS III" MAY MANTON. ,
Figured cashmere made this pretty 7
morning wrapper, the decorations being
insertion and satin ribbon. A glove-4 _.
fitted body lining of busque length lie. V‘
provided, over which the lull back and
fronts are disposed, the tops being shined
with a heading and applied at square
yoke depth. The upper part of the lin-
'Illt: Izn I’LI'
inn is faced to simulutu uyoko, and the
7.2:» Ill i-I , , Twin centro-
' .li .II. I 5' 1d,. Iilrilfity-
I-: figure, and
nyl‘tillfdmifi
gI IIL‘i EICF‘Tti‘IIIJS
lie smoothly over the shoulders. the
edges being trimmed with insertion, and
n twist of ribbon with rosettes at each
side decorating the top. A stock co!-
lnr of satin ribbon to match covers
the close-fitting collar that flu-
ishes the neck. The fashionable
Paquiu sleeves are arranged over corn-
fortably fitted linings, the wrists being
finished with pointed bands or
simulated cuffs. House gowns or wrap-
pers of wool or cotton wash fabrics can
benttractively developed by the mode
which is dainty enough for silk or more
costly fabrics, with yoke and cuffs of
contrasting fabric or color, II desirable
combination can be afi‘ected.
To make this wrapper for a lady hav-
ing a thirty-six-inoh bust measure, it
will require six and one-half yards of
fortylouuinch ,wido material. The
pattern, No. 665.}, is cut in sizes for a
3:2, 34,36, 33. 40 and 42-inch bust melts
111-0, and retails for thirty~fivo cents.
EVENING SENTIN-EL
00 U PO ll.
latitude to one Putter-u. our sin of No.
Out this out. llll in voii’r name endudme
and mail or take it to
Sturtevent's Bargain ileue‘e
lluiII',
Itiu
3*.‘LI :I,‘. :13: I'M}
[IL UR. Quin“ ""l..'«.'.'IF.‘i i’ll
Nm
Annexe-
PATTERN N0. SIZE————m
Tbl ls coupon and In oonte gm
above puttemet turteve‘t’it’s. om
Amen-eats. South
606.3
_ _ ~_..__'g.__._-
4N5 CELEBNNTED
Hazleton ' I
and
Cross Creek
FOR RANGE AND FURNACE.
Theee Coul- ere free from dirt
and elem; will be neutered by
careful drivers. Send order
How and ficoor-dddnnd.
EUGGIES.
PHAEYONS, ,
ccnmnocs.
OANOHES.
SPINDLES, ETC
PRICES TO SUIT ALL
CALL AND SEE THEM.
HENRY TILLY.
I
“on“... WLMW.
J. D. JENNINGS...
U N DE RTAKI R .
KNIGHT STREET.
”My ‘ ' ' ’
Opp. Street Railway Depot.
RESIDENCE ELM STRE’I‘.
TELEPHUNE CALL. ii
for IIIIIIIplII loud and eIttlI-Ify
yourself that. our cloth) in our»
I l’ I
w 't.
-- . a v 0
anuoncmanos
Ho Norwnik.
oR.t='.w. anon
Surgeon Dentist,
Formerly over the Poet Ollioe.
All work pertaining to modern den:
tietry. oi the most reasonable allergen.
First-clues work only.
All work guaranteed. "
Office I 8 e. m. ton. In. Sundeyfiu‘nr
Hours tot p In.
Office and Restriction, l4 Wuhium
street. 3 doors above the First New
Bank, South Norwnllr. Conn.
IBIIII‘II‘I’IIII‘I‘I’II} . V
entire: unit
at Washington Ciro-i.
i I O
H. 5. BROWN,
ee WASHINGTON "NI",
loath ‘Norwoik. Conn
”a Open daily item 9 to 19 It. In., and trout
In. eudouM Maude ev
”$36.. ruins!
7
interest showed on deposite.
EN SOLNANBPM
infill. gums.“ ices-m
ned’l'reu
Reel Estate for Sole.
Pursuant to an nrriorl; of the curl of
Namath torthj? I.""I'I"r?'yfl ormtllaa at
"'7 1'- mm {hill 0 NE e
otter-igln‘r‘ml it: nttortuln l'ml IIllnIr «(it height,” lid
mid minor. niltletntl in I ho oi rm Mayer
walk. about My have" font in hunt en
(mi! hundr II no
on the omitted: dokrfilggwi (Em Ilur {gill Marga“ "m
ourhul ow. “tr limit.
Deli dflwuiutnir ooh. lens. m cm}
9 ml» *
Norwalk Chronicler