The Dior-walk Hillel-niece will elect of-
flcsrstcaiaht.‘ *
St. John' a Lease, a. F. and A. 11.,
will elect odious tonight. '
~sum novelties. pockethoolrs. etc,
at H. 8. Road's. South Main street. _
Ameeting of St. Paul's Fellowship
club will be held at the Berkeley street
chapel. tonight.
Harry Street. column for Raymond
Brothers, has returned from a visit in
New York city. .
The Golden Rule Circle will meet in
the study of the Norwallr Congregation-
al church on Friday. December 4. at 8:30
o'clock.
Arthur Way. of Hartford. grandson
0! Noah Wood. of East avenue, who
broke his leg some wee-ks ago, is getting
along nicely.
The police. Nut a...“ a ofllcial weather
indicators, say‘ that last night was a
“corker.” At 5 o'clock this morning
the mercury was down 'to 12 degrees
above the cipher
A meeting for 1.12.3111: and praise will
beheld at the S! nth Norwaik Concre-
gatiouul church this evening. There
will beno addresses tonieht. Singing
will be a chief feature of the evening.
-Prof. M 8. Bosch. the well-known
oculistopticion. can be consulted at his
office, in the parlor of the City Hotel
South Norwalk, Tuesdays, from 9 a. m
to 8 p. m. Eyes examined free.
There will be music for dancing
at the Norwalk club, next Tuesday.
December 8, from S to 12 p. m. It W111
heexclusively for members of the club,
and the ladies who accompany them.
The gymnasium committee of Com-
piny F has been reorganized and is put-
tinsr up the apparatus. Next Tuesday
night a basket ball team will be organ-
ized under the direction of Frank Wob-
ber. who will coach the team
The members of the "In Old Ken-
tucky" company will come to Norwalk
from Keene. N. H.. on Saturday. arriv.
ing at 2:25 p. in. They will give a
street parade with their famous pica
ninny baud about 4 o'clock in the after-
noon.
At the annual meeting of Grace chap-
ter. Brotherhood of St. Andrew, last
, night. the following otlicers were elected
>101- thé coming year: Director. H. M.
Gardiner; vice-director. E M. Bradley;
secretary. Prof C A Harstrom; treas-
ulcer. J. H. Wheuler. Three probation-
j a'ry members were elected.
~—Ourline of holiday g1fts will be
ready Saturday. December 5. R. H.
Plaisted.
The Southport football team has pro-
bably played its last game. and have 110!
in the entire season been scored against
and have played some very hard games
The hardest was at Norwalk. elm-Lion
day. when they played the Norwalks for
the championship of the state and beat
themin a wall contested game by the
._ score 111411111. The Waterbury Y.!\l C
A., who won the championship 11111111
division, refused to play the Southports.
and this makes them the undisputed
champions wBridgeport Post.
Before
Retiring....
take Aycr's Pills, and you will
sleep better and wake in bettei
condition for the doy’s‘work.
Aycr's Cathartic Pills have no
equal as a pleasant and effect.
113! remedy for constipation,
biliousness. sick headache. and
all liver troubles. They are
sugar-coated. and so perfectly
prepared, that they cure with
out the annoyances experienced
in the use of so many of the
pills on the market. Ask your
druggist for Ayer' a Csthartic
Pills When other pills won' t
help you. Ayer’e is .
THE PlLL THAT WIL‘L.”
!
will also other: tonight.
‘ their engagement in that city.
nuance... AJ‘. .111. 11..
The Arlen Singing society will hold
its monthly meeting tonight.
Mrs. J. A. Osborn. 0! West avenue.
is a Indexer from sciatic rheumatism.
~Fisbiaz smackll'iash. Capt. P. Mor-
ton, arrived today at the Washington at
bridgemith live ccdtish. Scents a pound.
Security Council. N. P. 11., will 110111
its annual meeting. tomorrow night.
Thereisskating on Wood's pond at
Not-walk.
Fifteen new members joined the N014
walk club during November.
—-Fiue talent will appear at the Nor-
walk Methodist church. Friday evening,
December 4.
Twenty-four tramps were sheltered
from last night’s cold at the N orwalk
tramp house. ”M-..
The water pipe in front of the South
Nurwalk Boston Store, in Washington
street, burst yesterday.
The Scandinavian society will hold its
regular meeting, tonight at 8 o'clock. in
Raymond's Hall. Washington street.
~—Al! styles and qualities of horse
blankets from 754' up. at M. J Mchr—
acy's, Donovan's block.
Bunion Brothers have taken posses-
sion of the upper portion of_the1r new
building in Wall street.
Henry Linxweiler and Albin New
kirchner went hunting yesterday. They
shot a rabbit and two squirrels.
Caterer W. F. DeKlyu served the
dinner at the annual meeting at the
County Home. today.
-—Mon' 5 suite $17 up.Pa11ts $4 50 up,
John Neugebauor, 84 Washington stre1 t
John H. Ferris' hoisting engine at his
dock broke down this week, and born 8
are doing,r the work of the engine.
The fourth anniversary of the conse-
cration of St. Mary‘s church will be
observed on Sunday, December 13.
—Fishing smack Flash. Capt. P. Mor—
ton, arrived today 115 the Washington st.
bridgenvith live codfisb,“ cents a pound
Charity Lodge. of Bridgeport. will
visit Eureka Rebekah Lodge. tomorrow
night, in ()ddfollows’ Hall, Washington
street.
l‘ddio Norton clerk at W. S. Starts.
vaut' a store, was taken sick this morn-
ing uni 11 as obliged to go to his home
11 Lowe street.
A ipccial business meeting of the Ep-
Worth {league will be held at the Nor
walk. Methodist church tonight after
the prayer meeting...
'
—-—Try (lando bilver Potishrit is the
best, Samples free. H. S. Rood. 1
The'funcralot Munson Hoyt was at-
tended from his late residence. this at
ternoon. Rev. 8. H. Watkins utiiciatcd.
Burial was at Norwalk cemetery.
~High classmconcertq and readings.
Norwalk Methodist church, Friday ev.
ening. December 1.
A musical and litormy entertainment
was given at the Norwulk Baptist
church. last liiuht. by the Flora! Circlsi
of Kings Daughtms. There was 11’
g 101! attendance.
Lorenzo Dibble, the cheap cash 12m-
(1111- of ll North Main street, advertises,
tho, whitest, the lightest and the purest.
pancake mutmiul in the 111.1rkcr;alsn
puckaue 110111111 of prep 11111! bu1k11l11..1t in
great V111111ty.
Twin Citylfouuvil of tlw Daughters
of Liberty held 1111 1111j rynblo sociable at '
thoir hall in the Gazette building. llldfl
night. Membrrs wore present frmu
both Lincoln and indoudcr Council. U.
U. A. M. MW‘
Richard Fay, driver for Raymond
Brothers. went to Bridgeport, this
11101'11ing,touct a heavy truck. which
will be usedin moving ll. Ii. Brown’s
twasmnll lmuimotivcs from the cut in
Rowuytou to the cars in Houth Norwulk.
from which place they will be sent cast
W. 13 llu11l 10111111111111111:lnsbrothvr.
. ti.}i11r.l mint-r of the (.‘incomuto—
graph. was in Bridgeport. yesterday.
for tho purpose of preventing Charles
Arthur's company from producing any
victvs at the performance in the Audi.
torium last night. or at any time during
Herbert Wellington. 11 property man
for the Joshua Simpk‘ms company. was
arranging the buzz saw for the mill
scene in the show. when it appeared at
Winstcd. In attempting to kick of! the
bolt he was caught and dragged over on
the saw. His right leg 11111611111011.
the knee to the ankle and there is a four
inch out on his lot t 11:11. The cuts wars
111. inch deep. llrs. Richards and Wclch
dressed the wounds. It will be two
weeks before lw can do anything, lilo
is twentyhvc years old and his home is
‘ Absolutely Pure.
Ac 1 tarts b kl .
a! “aim“:gsxfiili‘l’ggm siren“ £0 d‘etestr H n‘llgil
611 r “
ROYAL BAKING FOWD‘ 191155.. New York
The quarterly meeting 01 the Holmes.
Keeler & Selleolr company was held last
night; The reports showed business to
be exceedineg prosperous.
The selectmen went to .Ansonia, yes-
terday. to inspect 11 stone crusher, and
today they are in New York. looking at '
road rollers.
The oilicial board meeting of the Nor;
walk Methodist church, called for last
night. was adjourned on account of a
quorum not being present:
The annual meeting of the board of
munagmnent and town visitors of the
h‘airllcld County Temporary Home is
being held this altarnoon at the home
on Westport- avenue.
The annual meeting of the Norwalk
Conclave. Order of Hoptasophs, was
postponed from last night to December
111, at which time a "dcipnon" will also
be held. WW -
The Y. P. S. C. E.. of the Norwalk
Congregational church. will hold a cake
sale in Frederick Ilogors‘ store, 1‘1) Main
street. on Monday afternoons during
D camber.
—-
The Central Circle of King’s
Daughters will hold their third quarterly
meeting Friday afternoon at 8:30
o’clock, in the Epworth Parlor of the
Nurwalk Methomst church.
The Woman‘s Christian Temperance
Union will hold its regular weekly meot- '
inn: with Mrs. R. T. lilakin. 15 Day
street. Friday 1113 o‘clock. All are in-
vit ed to attend. W .__
——-Tako your old for capes to H. Kring-
er's. lie will 111.-1111: you 11 nice collarettc
out of it.
TheSouth Norwalk Hardware com-
pany has for solo the cc‘lebratod Porter
mucilngo bottle, which is perfect in not-
ion, giving a. clean tlow of mucilago
every time.
William Clmhners'
going uptlligh street.
the mooning. when ,a case of empty;
milk wagon was
Hbottlhs f1-ll-1'11utuptmlho ground an
hourly allot them were broken,
. , .. 1 n -.
1 ' ‘
The-mdcr of the Temple wasconfer-
rd at a meeting of Clintoni‘umman-
dory'.K11iglns Templar. lust mght. A
banquet followed the work. (irand In
specter Fred A. Spencer. of Waterbury.
' was present.
. . l
The comimssiouers on damages to E. ’
Adams‘ property by the extension of
Railroad place nut again this morning.
in the Council room in South Nora all:
Mr. Adams and James l.‘ii11111mcdieu
were the only w1tn1:s 11s oxalnim 1!.
Hats will be trinnuvd during the
month of Domiubor frm of charge at
Goldberg's Mllliut-ry l’nrlors when
mum-int: are bought at that establish»
meat. The store v11]! be 110 pt open (lur-
,iulz the mouth lllllll 1111. 111 . Saturdays
fiuniil J: '3!) o 'clt1ck.
81 Co.
We would respectfully ask the public to
examine our stock of
MEERSCHAUM
AND
Briar Goods!
Gold mounted and plain. We can
safely say we have the Finest
assortment ever shown in.
the town of Norwalk.
At Reasonable Prices
‘
Our stack of
Importsdnlesr tisvs os.KoyVlost
and Domestic Cigars are
First 11111111111
mowsnaét 1 co.
1' Corner Cigar Store.
SOU Til NO R W'A L K, C ’1‘.
South N11rwalk,l -
Trowbridge'
1p Candied. N. ll.
’AFPLES!
Baldwin
and
Greening Apples
“.25 Mai.
15 eta. pk. .
r. 11. LAwross 1:11.22 South 1111115111111
EDWARD
STREET.
SPECIALS THIS
EEK
Underwear! Hosiery ! l Gloves!!!
STOCK COMPLETE! PRICES ARE VERY LOW! !
WE DON‘T WANT YOU TO MISS THE GOOD THINGS IN
OUR ART DEPARTMENT.
56
NEW DESIGNS
ND PATTERNS.
EDWARD
szsrrs BUILDING.
l
i
STREET!
scam“. 11111111.
We‘l. Thnnkcaivirais over and now is ill“
timelo set» your money fur Christumstlhie
istlw placotudo your buying ’l 1111111 of the
pineswonreot'feringyou the best meats in
' ”1 «market for:
11.1111111me Steak. 15c
>11 111111 ate: 1k. 121-211
linum! ii 111111. 100
Shoulder Steak. to
1111111! fill) linnnl. he
P1111111 lflb lloust. 171:
l refit Pork and riuusaao. 9c
ireah 111111.101:
r11 s11 \‘houuior. 111.-
llntnn Corned lioel. I and ice
Bacon 1110
All kinds of Poultry. Fish. 0 alters and
Clams attlielcwcs! b1-:.i1es Free 9! i.very
New York Market
runs 5. evens. Prop.
DONOVAN BLOCK, WASHINGTON STREET.
JACKSON’S PHOTOGRAPHS!
A Large and Varied Display
PLATINOTYPE PHOTOGRAPHS
Now 011 Exhibition 111 Studio.
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This is the only studio making a specialty of this most beautiful and
lasting process.
manner. and thoroughly up
as convenient.
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53 Wall Streot. -
- Prepare
All photographic work done in the best possible
with the latest styles.
Those desiring Holiday work should arrange for sittings as early
:5. M. JACKSON. Photographer,
Norwalk.connectlcut.
Yourselfg
For a cold snap by pnrchasmg your
WINTER 010111111
And Furnishings.
A FEW POINTERS:
Gloves from 25c up.
Cardigan Jackets from 75c up.
Flccccd lined and camel hair underwear in all quali-
tics.
Mcn's and boys’ sweat
Have you soon (1111' all
$10.00?
ers.
wool kcrscy over-coats at
We have others from $6.00 to $21.00.
Open every evening until 0 o'clock.
DAVIS, The Tailor,
Clothicr, llattcr and Furnisher.
Mahackemo Hotel Block.
511. Ilorwalk. 0t.
I /-N /~‘\. /"\_ Jaklwaaam'
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Agent
IUP'ALO
GLUTEN
FEED
POI!
OATTLI
chicken.
and 1
HORDII.
I‘D?
GRAIN
. FOR,
HORSES
AND
CATTLE.
BRANOH
OFPIOC
DOLMANS’
LIVG NY
DTAILI.
When
Well. you know
of grain.
“take the sale
the host. lower t
MANU
in Doubt
the railroad mau' 11 rule. of course.
"when in doubt. take the safe side. "
That is an admirable test to apply to the purchase
if you are inclined to go elsewhere because of an
apparent opportnnil y of getting something for noth-
ing. yet are conscious of a doubt
in your mind.
side. "come to us. We will
handle cheap grain at any price. but will sell you
ban you can buy elsewhere.
EL 1'. HATCH.
Them-sinned»,
Illsrshsll Street. is. Isrwslt.
Wes/“WWW
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.1896
Date.................
W.A. BENEDICT 81 CO.
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JOHN A. CAMP, Successor.
SOUTH NORWALK,
Special
Drivel -
Underwear.
SOLD BY US FOR,...........
South Norwalk,
You Ma
r-I-l——-—-—-——f———— 41‘
CLOTHING - ‘ ..
AND
FURNISHINGS!
w. A. BENEDICT a. cc.
1111 wasHmroN 37..
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§
Someone’s misfortune has placed us in:
a position to offer $1.50 Underwear
at $1 per garment. These goods are
a superior quality of fine Derby Ribbed
Natural All W001 Shirts and Drawers,
and are well worth $1. 5.0 each.
Sold everywhere for. .......... $1 50 ‘
1.00
Saved bycustomer................;.. --.50 on each garment. U :7
For $I0.00
We will sell you what we believe to be
The Best All Wool
Blue Kersey 7i
Overcoat
Possible to be procured in this or any
other City, and that trial will prove
to you the truth of our statement.
ComstoCk Brothers,
Old and Reliable Clothiers.
IA SOUTH MAIN STREET,
Connecticut.
MILFORD A. GIFFIN. Mgr.
Comstook Bron, Masonic
Bld'g. Norwalk.
yGuess! ‘ , f
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. 7 o r . ....
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1
fit. ‘
And if you are first to. guess the cor-
rect age of “BIJOI ” he re yours after
December 25th next. To guess costs
nothing. and we will present mm to the
fortunate boy or girl for a’Christmas ‘
, present. from the most popular cloth-
icrs in Fairfield’ County, famous "for
the best goods at the lowest po ssiblc
prices. Everything for men and boys’
wear.
3 .
? No........... Date....................1896
1w. Afiststmcr a. co.
John A. camp. Successor. . ‘-
‘ EVERYTHING lN CLOTHING AND FURe
- NISHINGS FOR MEN'S AND BOY'S WEAR.
.The Pony "Bijou.” ~ . '
‘ Will be given to the person, guessing the hearers
dateyof his birth. Two-guessing the same. the"
pony will be awarded to the one guessing it first.
Contest clotes December 241b, 1896. 1 ' ‘
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0
Name... unu-nuntense-sunn-usunusnnsressce
Address."1......-nu.“mountain-nununnoun-s
1 Guess
John A. Camp, Successor. ‘ » . .
Norwalk Chronicler