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WT“! Diurnal W"!-
The thermometer registered 18° at?
o 'eloek this mornipg.
The infant son of J. Goldberg. of Wil-
ton avenue, has been seriously ill.
-—Tnke your old fur capes to H. Krieg
er’ a. He will make you a nice collarette
out of it.
Frank Sherman, of West street, has
recovered from a week's illness of mal-
aria.
Manson Hoyt, of Main street, Nor-
walk, is again quite ill, having snflered
a relapse.
FrsdB. Ambler, of Norwalk, has re-
turned from a two Weeks business trip
on Long Island.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Brady, for-
merly of Norwalk, are new domiciled at
their new home in Boston.
Fred Hall, of Norwalk. went to
Brooklyn, today, and will commence an
exhibition at Dsly' s billiard parlors.
Uncas Tribe,I. 0. R. M., willreheurse
.. the adoption degree, tonight, and to»
morrow will center it on several candi-
dates.
The Wallingford Athletic club will
hold an entertainment tonight. Several
men from South Norwalk and Westport
will attend.
Arrangements are being made for a
football game between the boys of the
surpliced choirs of St.,Paul's and Grace
churches.
Annie (lill Reach, of Chapel street,
who attempted to commit suicide by
swallowing catholic acid, continues very
low.
—P1'of. M. S. Rosen, the Well-known
oculist-opticion, can be consulted at his
oflice, in the parlor of the City Hotel.
South Norwalk, Tuesdays, from 9 u. m.
to 8 p. 111. Eyes ertamined free.
The Salvation Army is preparing for
a big time, Friday night, when several
Armenian refugees will be at the bar-
racks on Washington street bridge and
make addresses.
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1 A concert will be given in the Guild
hall of St. Paul 11 church Riverside, on
Tuesday, November 2~l,at Hp. 111., for the
benefit of the rectory fund. The mem-
bers of the “Oberlin Concert,” of South
Norwalk, have kindly v1'1lu11teered their
services.
In the Superior Court, Friday, a dc-
cree of foreclosure was issued in the
case of David L. Burbank vs. Chester T".
Tollcs. The property foreclosed is
located at the corner of State and Spring
street. Attorney Joseph R. Taylor re
presented Mr Burbank 1n the case.
The request recital given last Satur-
day afternoon by'lE. ,ll. Perkins, in the
South Norwalk Congregational 1hurc,h
was once! the most 1111111111 of the series.
The attendance was very gratifying. :11-
thongh the rainy weather doubtless
kept many away. The numbers were
enthusiastically received. Miss Nash
received an encore, and responded with
" My Little Love," by Hawlcy.
-F. H. Wilson, congressman, Bron.
chitis, "Hyundai." see filth page.
Haven, Saturday night, and formed
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paired yesterday
keys, for lliv' pc';rp‘1und spriugchickcus,
first and second football teams of the Pe-
qnonnock Pleasure club,
confer the third (li'gt'14-,
urce twenty—live years ago.
father of Harry A. Smith, noble grand ; thin-,1 “Pi"‘llllllfi fill” ”I" lillllt‘—'lll)“1tl‘5'1
(1f the Indigo.
served after the Work.
hits four rose bushes full
['12 notilly
:1311,‘11 foundry, in N11rw.nlk is in a New’
ilork hospital.
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‘ Miss Irene Hoyt is seriously ill with
pneumonia at Frank Parker 11. 14 Hull
sou street.
The nuclei bburd of the First Metho
eist Episcopal church will meet tonight
in the lecture- -room of the church.
The Christmas committee of the First
Methodist Episcopal church will meet to
marrow night with B 1M. Andrews.
~Mnthen1aticalinstru1nents. drawing
paper. pens. pencils, ink. thumb- tacks,
wearers, etc.. at 71) Washington street.
Star of Columbia Circle, Companions
of the Forest, 11 ill hold a sociable in
Red Men s Hall, Friday night, Decem-
ber 11th.
Butcher Jacob schuub killed a monster
hog today, its weight being about .100
pounds. It will be on exhibition at Mr.
Schaub's market, tomorrow.
Unclaimed letters in the Norwalk
post’oiiice are addressed toMiss Alice
W. Hunt, Peter Heitz, W. H. Kelley,
F. B. Parsons, John G. Reed.
Arrangements are being made for a
game of football between the Center
school team and Staples High school
eleven, of Westport, on'Thanksgiving
day.
The annual muster and inspection of
the field and staff oflicersand Companies
I" and D, of the Fourth regiment, w1ll
take place tonight at 8 o'clock, at the
Armory.
Edward Barrett, of Seymour place,
president of the liatters' International
association. is a delegate to the national
convention oflthc Federation of Trades
Unions, at Cincinnati, December 1 1.
Miss Minnie Knapp, formerly of South
Norwalk, writes from Le Mars, Iowa,
to her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Theo-
dore Knapp, of Union street, that they
are having exor-ilcnt sleighing in that
plat-n.
John Bernhard has arrived home from
Trinity college, and attended the Yale.-
Princeton football game in New York,
Saturday. "Jack" will ploy with
Manager Russell‘s Norw1'11ktcamagainst '
the} San llcmr s 1111 Thanksgiving day.
A break in the w 11t1'r pipe in Mccbun
cs st11ct, b‘rturdny evening flooded the
ntothc bisement of the stores in tl.e
building, but did no great
unount of 1111111111111. The break was re.
~- 711111 (.111 buy the best 1: mutry tui-
l" .3 , at Ilayi's' 111 ‘k' t.
ignite a rivdlry exists b1'tw1 1'11 tin-
of Norwalk.
A 111111117. has been arranged for Friday
afternoon to decide the championship of
the club. Both teams are practicing
hard for the event.
[0.1).] ,Wilii’
tonight. 011 !
Theodore Smith, who took his first (It’l-E E
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Our Brothers‘ L'nlgn.
Refreshments will be;
RiclnmlJ. Cutivill, of Sprint: street
of blossoms
If we have 1-111111;:h \vurmnruthci in
Ho haul
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The railway postal clerks met in New
on
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tit and we sti- rn Mossuchuw tt:~. Simeon 1
number of the 11x11 mm: connoittvo. 1
Michael ll1111nig1111,11l Wi'stporl', who i
broke his .1rm at Arnold 1\
He will probably be
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POWDE EB
Absolutely Pure.
Acream of tartar It'lklm: Enowder. H! be st
of all in lonvenllu. siren l1 ~-Lutestn11cd
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ROYAL BAKINU P0111) ICC" New York.
Germanic Smugerbund will rehearse
tonight for its concert, Thursday.
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The Norwalk Yacht club has arranged
for a smoker, Thanksgiving night.
George Saunders was arrested yester-
day for being intoxicated. This morn-
ing he was fined $5 by Judge l" rest.
Usher Beers has been removed from
the hospital to his home in Main street.
He is now on the road to recovery.
Deacon John I). Taylor preached a
most excellent sermon at the African
Methodist Episcopal church. last night.
(’ieorge A. Smith, of Merwin street
has gone to Indianapolis, Indiana, to
erect several gas pumping plant for the
Norwnlk Iron Works.
—-Thanksgiving turkeys.
you one? There done it before. Letme
try again. E. J. Wudhmns, ill Wash-
ington street.
Can I sell
Rosdinustc‘r KIICUDTSG and a party of
surveyors inspected the Norwullt tunnel
this morning as well as the planking
over the some. I
(lillccr Hunt will again no out 011
special duty, tonight, to enforce the
bicycle ordinance against scorching and
riding without lighted lanterns.
- Two tons of turkeys and other poultry
have arrived at Frank S. Ayers” market
for Thanksgiving, and he says be pro
poses to sell them at prices never before
heard of in tho Norwulks.
Ulliccr Hunt found Churlv's Beers
bi -ycic on the front stoop of Buttery s
Boldr'n avenue market Saturday night
and took p es" ssion of it. lie returned
it yosh-rduy.
The bonus of morrmge: of Charles T.
(.‘nlluiiuu, of Snugotni'k, and Miss
Agnes ii. Bell, of Wilton, were publish-
1111 at St, Mary‘s church for the last
time. yesterday.
N. W. ('lmmborluin. of Norwulk, has
disposed of his milk room to Rv'rbort
London, of Holden Ilill. Mr.(llnin1b1'r-
lain came to Nonvnlk for the benefit of
his eye 5. Th 1t tronl- in now being ovc r,
!be will return to his old position in New
Y ork.
I' or the New England holiday Samuel
ifoxnstock. Jr. is 1.11.1111-11 11p with every-
srnsoninn ofnll kinda, fruits, vegetables.
jellies. nuts, 11111! so forth, ml
i11.i11itu111.’l‘lu". are :11! U111; goods, at
prncs that make 11 'l‘l1.1n|<1~,111\1111,: din-
not within the tomb 11f111r1 puket—
l1o11k
"spools that they will come out for the;
third or fourth time this year.
several handsome roses in bloom jnst‘vgucstion of taking tlu dutyot $2. 30 :1
before Friday's cold soup.
'I‘ln joint committu- of ( on h’l'l‘h‘x’ is in
session in Washing ton to considir tin
Egnllonoi'fai1:.11l1ol used in mnnut‘uctur
inn: 'l‘hemmmittee ofwhich Senator
I’lttl11ml(211111111'13111111111 Russell, of this
st 111-, are 1111ml11 1's will in or testimony
.111! this wr1'k.A delegation ii 15 been
iippoint'd 111 go from llunbnry, but
111m:- his yet been oppointml from this
"1 Kill”), (1! NillWflllk “1|“ Pl”? N‘iI 1i W‘llfllrlUl “5 BITOIIIII bu dun“
wlion can buy the host country tur-
krysfor 11: "1:11pm” chickens, 12‘..',
at th1 1-star market.
PLATINOTYPE PHOTOGRAPHS
. tics.
Fifty Years Ago.
l‘residont roll: in the White Home their,
While in Lowell was Doctor Ayer;
lloth were busy {-11 human was!
"no to govern and on» to best.
And, M n president's power of will
Sometimes depends "11.11111”an
Mfr T'nlk innit Ayor'n Pill! I new
For his liver. to years In.
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Aycr’s Cathodic Pills
were designed to supply 0
model purgutive to people who
“had so long injured themselvm
with mining medicines. Being
carefully prepared and their in-
gredients adjusted to the exact
neeesgities of the bowels and
livar, their popularity Was in-
“cutaneous That this pope.
larity has been maintained is
well marked in the medal
awarded these pills at the
World's Fair 1&8.
80 Years of Com.
"obliged to lune the member .unputated.’ 1
' The arm wns not set properly and was 1
{broken and 1111i ever again, causing anE
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’bund Thanksgiving nigl1t,assiuted by ! W13 would respectfully ask mp public to
“Mr Burials, of New \11rk, Concordia, of1 examine 0111‘ time It M
Eliridm-port, and other 4
, l’runk l’ Krilogu, 11f N11rw11llt.l1usse- ME E R 5 CD H A U M
”med :1 inc rutiw situation with the
'i'mrlmm Manchu tnring company, of
New lurk. Mr Kellogg is an expert ‘
low-luv and repairer. lie Willi recentlyf
engaged in tl1.1t business in New (11
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Ehmdntwghjdzn 1 assortment over shown 111
the term of Noni-ails.
At Reasonable Prices
(lot stock of
EGold mounted and plain.
’ The housekerpcr will have her hands
Hull this wee-Lt or, at least ought to..
EThankmivinu (lay is distinctiwdy an
Anmriznn inst ttution. n loamy left us
hyour honest Puritan forefathers and
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in'onomin' if you must beirms, ocular»: and Domestic (tigers at.
End/.11 if you 11111111 afterward, but 111 ourE Flflt chum!
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iNstional Thanksgiving stand as a red 1
ETROWBRIDGE 81 00.,
Elettor do 51' in the calendar of the house
E hold. , . .
E which”! suits it]? up. Pants $11.50 up, Cornenfligar Store,
Eaehn Keugebauemu Vietnam-erect. S O U T H N,O R W A. L K, C 1‘.
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Baldwin
$1.25 bbl.
, and
Greening, Apples
15 ets. pk.
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EDWARD STREET,
SPECIALS THIS WEEK
Underwear! Hosiery ll Gloves i ll
STOCK COMPLETE! PRICES ARE VERY IOWI!
WE DON’T WANT YOU TO MISS THE GOOD THINGS IN
OUR ART DEPARTMENT.
NEW DESIGNS AND PATTERNS.
EDWARD STREET!
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Wartiitwm?‘ ~ I ‘
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TURKEYS, TURKEYS
And all kinds of poultry at prices never
sold for before.
2Tons of FineTu rkeys
for Thanksgiving. Buy your dinner here
and your neighbor will not tell you how
you hpaid more than she did The place
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e» ii New York Market
ileum wean—1. mommafiweig FRANK 5. arms, Prop.
DONOVAN BLOCK, WASHINGTON STREET.
J CKSON’ S PHOTOGRAPHS!
A large and Varied Ili~11lny ol
Now on ltxhibitivn 111 Studio,
o This is the only studio making a specialty of this most beautiful and
one lusting process. All photographic work done in the best possible
ooooo manner, and thoroughly up with the latest styles.
noooooo Those desiring Holiday work should arrange for sittings he curly
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o 53 Wall Streak, - - - Norwalk.connectlcut.
Prepare ' Yourself
For a cold snap by purchasing your
WINTER CLOTHING
And Furnishings.
A FEW POINTERS:
Gloves from 25c 11p.
C nrdigan 3! ackcts from 751' up.
Flccccd lined and who! hair underwear in all quali-
'utcrs.
all wool kersey overcoats at
Men's 11111! boys' 511'
Have you seen 011'
$10.00?
We have others from $6.00 to $21.00.
tlpcu every evening until ‘1) o'clock.
DAVIS, The Tailor,
Clothicr, lluttcr and Furnisher.
So. lorwalk, Ct.
Mabeekerno Hotel Block,
BUFFALO
GLUTEN
FEED
FOR
CATTLE
Chickens;
and
HOHIIU.
DIST
GRAIN
FOR
The Contrast
Between the bright tlrolightnnd the dark»
cued room is no greater than between
good outs and poor.
(latstobs good should be free from
dirt and foreign seeds: should be bright
and meet. plump berry, to Weigh not
lussthun 111 pounds to the bushel. I've
, not tin-111. Feeding poor dirty outs to
horses is once! the surest ways of mining
11111111.] sell only the bright, clean kind.
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Ibraauonto leer.
A Great Thanksgiving
sacrifice
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MEN’S SUIT
$7.90
This is a neat brown plaid, all wool suit, made to retail for 812. 00, but-
as we generally are a little below the market price, we have A
been selling them for $11. Selling price for this sale
m $7.90! . I“
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Should you stay home or go abroad with your family to eat turkey
Thanksgiving day, yen 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 ¥0Ck that
we can convince you that this is the
place to make your pur-
chases.
Men's all wool kersey overcoats, $9, 10, 12 and 15.
“ “ suits ‘ 3650 750, 8 9, re 12, 15 and 18
black diagonal dress suits $10; equal to suits originally.
sold for $14. 50 1
Our assortment of boys' and children's suits, overcoats, ulstcrs and
reefers, are marvels of quality, style and low prices.
Money refunded for goods returned.
Stores open evenings. .
omstock Brothers,
Popular-Price Clothiers,
l4 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
South Norwalk, Connecticut.
MILFORD A. GIFFIN, Mgr.
Cometock Bret, Masonic
Bld'g, Norwalk.
E"19513013"
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.
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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.
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c: o- :A Date... ..... ... ..1896
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5 ‘5 a John A. Camp, Successor.
5 I" 8 EVERYTIIINGIN CLOTHING AND FUR-
; 0 5’1 NlSlllNGS FOR MEN'S 111111 nov's WEAR.
a)? 0 g7 The Pony “Bij9u,”
*5 u 4‘: 1‘ Will be given to the person guessing the nearest
:2 Z 9 1 11111113111 his birth. 'l‘wo guessing the same, 1111;
”‘1 3 ' pony will be awarded to the one guessing it first.
:1 g 3 Contest closes December 24th, 1896.
1 . 5 Address
:53 3 81: Guess
You know our store and our goods; none better, none
cheaper. Everything in
Clothing andFurnishings
MEN AND IOYS.
W. A. BENEDICT 81 CO.
John A. Camp, Successor.
“A WASHI'NTON ST... in. NOI’WIIRV
Norwalk Chronicler