at the “vent thumb
mishap at UM.
. in Brown, eighty two ‘
W died of Bright's dimes
billions in Northport,l.1.
to many East Norwalk
elm tron across the Sound.
the oldest active sea
M Island. and began see lite
y 11111111111 years old When only
ommanded a small albop. A
enable:- 1- m ive him.
. B. Staples hired man Robert
, e1 horse to Nor-walk, this
. when it got on the trolley
mt MM. 11. Prowltt‘e real
Anopproaching car struck the
“aiming it to go a little lame. but
Surywlllprobebly not be perma-
”Mutant! that Daniel F. Mur-
m application for a license to
eeloanneuthe east end of the
street bridge was denied
“County Commissioners, will up
1‘ "CM 0808 to the Superior Court.
11111111111 meeting of the Advent
I. 11cher was held last.
,. [with the following result: Clerk,
‘8 Almworth; society’s committee,
amen Brenden. William Q. Merriam
William Case;tythingmeu, Minot
Patrick and S. W. Velsor.
W Joeelovshy & 00., the 1111-51
’ grocers, have placed an attach-
onMre. Alice E. Clark’s property
Mottavenue, Norwalk, to recovers
auto. m--
.Petran, of East Norwalk. is
‘ 1bIMrs.AlbertWeln1tz, in Gran-
ptein George S. Bell is making re-
“ to the Gregory Point dock, driving
new Ipilee and laying timbers.
“I 301111 Tryon, of Riverside avenue, has
when an agency for rubber stamps and
pencil sharpeners.
W. G. LeCaunt was in New Y,ork
‘ Way, and in Bridgeport today.
The skating on Randall's mill pond is
very fine, the ice being as smooth as
Miss Clara Marvin 1s visiting in Flat-
hulh, L I
< -1 n .11,
OUTWITTEO SHERIFF DOOLAN.
3 lie was Alter Charles Arthur For an Unpald‘
Board Bill. 1 1:
,, Charles 13. Arthur, of Arthur's Come- ;
1 diam, the company which Manager
', Hoyt cancelled because of the character
' of some of the specialties, last night out-
Egonlau,rr'oilsrldgepo1ty
gallium} is pl dying.
. ’ tor and food furnished him’.
and company. The creditors learned
Mr. Arthur was playing in Bridger
‘vhnnl lamented.» the bill to Sheriff
ilri‘ W I10 '7‘" mm 11111111 started
llll 1311.11: ichtly 11111111111111;
Th MT \It'!‘1:lg‘VlA§!)ll_ the “£38 The
,, magic was given the tip and. so was
rent at the, company. Consternation
1 opined Ior Jag minute or. 1111. Nooue1
, kgewwho the sherilt was after. Mun-'
, ‘ liter Lam's guilty conscience iorbadb
his whiting results, so he left the
theatre by the main entr,aucc often can‘-
:‘lnolns himself that the coast was clear.
1343 escape was effected by locking the1m
. mayor, and compelling Shcrifi' Duo 1
' Inn to resume the Iront entrance. Mr. i
Arthur wended his way to the depot and,
boarded the 9. 36 train, presumably forI
New York. I
I
t
?-—Got seats now Ior Minnie Lester.
«1 WIN NIPAUK
Pedro Bulgaria, of Winnipauk, :1
Cabin who has been in America about
. three months, was married in Port Ches-
ter, Wednesday. to 11 Wilton young
woman. It is reported that the young
couple will go to Cuba next week.
“MW“ ““ “ I
County Commissioners' Notice!
fl‘Theilountr Commlssioners will be ln 1.1111
Coumll room. Houlh Nor.
ember 11 from mu. m. to 4
outpace of Insulin: licence In
own! it (fire last time
minimum will In session
‘ .
fim'rv conmssroseusm
and Jock
Itch this space for '97 models (if
11111111111111.1111,
contracted a bill in Stunt}- 3
NOVELTIES IN CELLULOID I
“beds for the Holidays, Christmas Pepeteries and
Magazines.
thainted Decorations to Order.
.sKA'ras“ SHARPENED!
and stored at reasonable prices.
moved 1111111 11111111111111 the DI: 111111111,
at the Heights. ,
R. L. Gillete is having a new 11111111
built in the northwest corner of his
livery stable at Ncroton Heights.
Captain Louis Waterbury has enter-
tained Mrs. Job. at Troy. N. Y.
A programme at Christmas music is
being arranged tor the Presbyterian
church, under the direction of Benjamin
Fitch.
The piece of macedam road being laid
along the sea-well towards Collender'e
Point. by the Norman Improvement us-
sooiatlon .will,it is expected, he completed
this week. .The improved piece of road
will be about one- third at a mile long
A barge with 240101111 of coal for the
Thomas Lehigh Coal company, which
had been lying on the mud lists a couple
of weeks, unable to get up to the dock,
has finally been unloaded. Her captain
is a curious specimen of humanity. He
claims to be ninety-four years of age and
possessed of a wile, now living in Paris,
worth $5,000,000.
The committee having in charge ar-
rangements for the fair, to be held by
Ivanhoe Castle on December 10, ii and
1'.), are receiving every possible encour-
agement by Storekeepers and citizens.
They are reporting good progress so far,
but must have assistance from outsiders
to make it a success.
Grand Chief William A. Parrott, of
Bridgeport, and members of Union Cas-
tlc, of South Norwalk, will visit Ivan-
hoe Castle tonight. The Pilgrims’ de-
gree will be conferred on one candidate.
The Norotou Musical association is ur-
ranging for another of its delightful re-
ceptions in the Town Hall, Thursday,
the lilst inst, New Year's eve.
About twenty-live of our young peoph
went to Stamford, last night, to attend
the second entertainment in the Y. M.
C. A. course, by the New York Univcrs.
ity Glue and Banjo club.
The Progressive Twenty will meet to-
night with Miss Gertrude Gardiner, and
enjoy the usual games.
The funeral of Mrs. Nellie Butler, who
died in Brooklyn, Wednesday night, of
row afternoon.
It is expected thutlthe proceedings be-
gun by the selectmcn to have the town
the line of the Tclford road, and which
were to be given :1 hearing today in
Bridgeport. will be withdrawn.
~llu11lap derby. ()‘Brien's. I
ROWAYTON.
A surprise party was given to Alfred
S. Crockett, last night, at. his home i111
Crockett uvouuc. A large number of
his friends were present and a most (lo-
hghtful time 111 reppgied. “A WWIICN
'eolhtiou'w:1seeitv€d." "”"l1‘-"'I
cmgc‘W Raymond, 11111111111165. oh
the Consolidatedrailmad, is able- -to bh
out aftcraloug illness " f ‘
Mrs. Louis Hopps, formerly Miss Bon-
nar Darling, of New York, visited her
parents, Mr. and Mrs Thomas Darling, I
yesterday.
The skating on Chasmar’s pond .is exf- ,
collect, and was enjoyed yesterday and '
people.
Mrs. Hale, who has been visit-
ing 111,111.11 Mrs.W J. Crew, re
turned to New York, yesterda) ,
The ladies of the Baptist cbun I1 have 1
made extensive arrangements to givIo
Rev. 1111111111111. C. ll. Hands :1 house- I
warming, tonight, when Mrs. Hands isI
expected to reach here from Illinois I
canneunv. , I
Elder Smith. of the Letter Day Sui 1115'.
preached to :1 small number 0! people at
the residence of Charles S. Bonton, Sun
day evening.
E. L. Gregory has the foundation laid ,
for a store and residence on his newly '
purchased property.
Miss Louise Gregory has been the
guest of her cousin. Miss Eva Gregory,
of Norwalk.
William Chulmers' wagon brokedown
near the residence of Ebenezer Gilbert
Tuesday evening. He borrowed another
vehicle and pursued his journey.
Miss Carrie lily, of New York, is via-
iting Mr. and Mrs. Linus Ely.
«Country turkeys. lie. N. l. Mkt.
Skates, Polo Sticks
Knives.
bicycles. Bicycles rented repaired
l9 Main St., Norwalk.
typhoid-pneumonia, will be held tomor— ,
pay damage-s to propertyvowners along
I
I
I
1
{ .11 ms:
t
FIRBT M. F GHUHOH
South Noru'alk. .
ya and
..ol New
""3551,- 11"“11‘.rz'69°12°l1.i1i%i‘.“11111
11.13:.“th 11 b ROL
Tuefiunhnecm 22.— INT?” ‘Elsvepy. yd Yv.11.
“slaves-1.1%. 0?W?°D 1'1. 1... 11a;
Cpureok Tickets 75 etc. ‘
1e Tickets 15 etc
Lellgures at s p or (sharp).
ccess?’
n . 11. -1
Fri 1pukllcc llernon.N
DQ Rev.
A Buchtel. D
“an it
.._.,-._
NORWALK OPERA HOUSE
1". W MITCHELL. - — Manager.
8. tu rd ay, Dec. 5th
one NIGHT ONLY.
Jacob Litls' clinical production 01 the great
not success of modern times.
In Old
Kentucky I
The Original Pickaninny Brass
Band.
The Original “Queen Bess," the
mostcelebraied racc horse in
the world.
The "nest brmluotlnn of an American play
over alum in this country.
P1 Ices :1.'11-, cor-and 1. '111.
beats at Weed. s and Tomlinson‘ s. Thursda)
morning. Dec” '1
NORWALK OPERA HOUSE.
11w. MITCHELL Manager.
Mr. T. T. [look in the successful comedy
drama.
Monday, December 7
JOshua
i Simpkins
MOST ALL LAUGHS.
Special Scenery and Mechanical
Effects.
Singing and dancing.
Thrilling Saw Mill Scene.
1 Hear the Famous Joshua Simpkins
Orchestra.
Band Parade and Descriptive Con-
cert in frontal Norwalk Hotel
at 11:30 Monday morning.
look Out for the Farmers!
Scale .'1! Weell' 1 1k 'l'umlinson's.
HOVT’S TH EATRE
UNI? SOLID WEEK
Cummilhvllllz.
Monday, Dccemb e r 7th.
'II11 Iiillolllerly- m:.1ker
MINNIE LESTER!
()H‘llllli,’ ploy Monday night.
Molly Bawn.
Six new singing and Mining specialties.
l‘riccS. 1111 . 2111' 11111! zinc.
4 MATINEES,
\l'crlncsdm, 'Ilun'srllu llltllll' 11111! Saturday.
Mallow Priors 1111:1111!» tool! 11.1115 111 the
house.
Ill-l 1011 file T!1111111.[3,)'.__11t I'luisteds and:
“Saturday nlullifi‘ 'A 1113103111 Boy .
luf‘hleos sto
.. 'u 0 CALL l
I
South Narwelk
Hardware Co.
’ \ _.1\phl$bliu saw 3 _.
Patent flucilege Daniel'-
. Draperies.
I Printed Canvas. !8 cents.
, cents—plates to match 5, 6. 7 and
. 3.6
Company.
BRIGHTENING UP
FOR
THE HOLIDAYS,
For the annual dress parade of
novelties, useful things and wearables
”gill giving goods. We.“ promise
you some of the choicest buying that
you ever lndulged In, some of the
most extenslvc choosing that ever.
tickled the fancy of holiday shoppers-
The store may be the brightest
and best that you know of. may be
the cheapest priced, but when the
full swing of a Christmas fever
catches the crowds that: are ccmlng
‘lhere'll be twice the brilliancy and
goodness that you've been accus-
tomed to seeing.
A good many things are ready now.
Our Toy department ls complete.
Not a single inch of space ls wasted.
Shelves. tables and floors are filled
and covered with the very things that
children like that they lay awake
nights hopingior. "-
Bring the lilt! e ones here that they
may know best what to ask Santa
Claus to bring them. Half the
pleasure in givlng is in billing the
right'thlng-they’ll help you wonder-
fully,
Men‘s Gloves. Che-clasp Dog
Skin. ‘IOO and $150. One and
and 5!.50. Dog Skin. lined in silk
5!.50, Denl's, driving and walking.
3!.75 and $2.00. Lined. 50. 75.
$1.00, $1.25. $1.50. $2.00 and
$2.50. .
Buckskin. unlined. $1,25—llnecl
$l.25—knlt back to cents. Mocha,
lined. 15! .00 and $I.50—-Iined in silk.
$2.00. Kid Mittens. lined. $l.00.
All kinds Wool Gloves. 25. 38, 50
and 715 cents. Scotch Wool. 75c.
two-clasp Castor—~Adler's—5LOO ,
Ingrain Carpets,
Tapestry Brussels,
Velvets,
and $1.00, Woo! Mittens. 25 and,
GEMS.
Fine assortment Japanese silk,I
$I25 to 58.50 1331?, 11..
Silk and Saline Stand Covers. 58:. I
to $4.00, each. Extensive 111151;!
Siikine, 8 cents a yard. Filoyallne1
and Creponue Drapery. 12; to I712. 21 1
yard. Figured Denlms, IS lo 25
cents. Roman Stripes. l2; cents.
(+— 1.
Decorated Cups and Saucers. @-
Wax Tapers, 3010 a box. for 4
cents Gas Lighters 25 cents
......_-.....- :l
caucuses.
940499051106
10,499541-4904
-4}Asn"z1
w 11kg“ costs you nothlmr to 1111111111111.
91‘11‘I1‘1t yohrcurlh st opportunity
The So. Norwalk Hardware
Company. -
1H: “norm. accuser: co.
, v-D-z _.
LINCOLN
5torage Warehouse
“‘ng .im' oln Rtnmce Warehouse
or» Morelrect. .1 few doors south
of Wnahinp tnustrect. In the City
of South \onvulk. is now open for
the storage at
Household Furniture, Plenas.Bi.
cycles, Carriages, Etc.
For lull particulars inquire at the
omoe cl
TAYLOR Jr GOLDEN.
71 WASHINGTON STREET.
South Norwnlk, Connecticut.
C. II. RARVEV'S
017v “snows-1101' AGENCY.
Ladies and gentlemen desiring1 first class
help in anycopnclr can 0 htnln e some at
thcnlmveugency: a enthuse wishing pnsnlnns,
all her 11111911111111.1111. can secureemployrnent
outed llllrrletllnlrlly~Flrnt clans nurse for
babe. 11111! salary to experienced person: also
llrstcr use 1'1 111k for restaurant.
\Vnntcdwbltuutlon for variable butler and
waiter. llrst 14111111 referent-es: alsoexnerlenced
11111111 (or the shoe business.
70 North Main St., South Norwelk, Ct.
i
I
I
I
I
Ill'l‘llII‘T (ll‘ NollWlLK. uni RI’ROBATI-Z
(ill 1! I lieeorberl 1L.
Whereas written application has been made
loihlemillrl Iorthonvlmluulnn to 11 1111111111111
1111111111 w1 lllr -11 instnunnnt. 111111111 tor the last
will of Mary Ii Jones. late of Norwulk. In said
district. deceased:
i)1'.1|11rml llm! sold application I111 hpnnl and
determined at tho l’rnhnln oil! 1'" I11 \11r1v11lk.
MINI“ l'Jllulny ul’ December. 1111111. 111 loudmk
tori-11111111111111! that public notice tlu rm! I111
flu-1111111"1111'1111111-1 interestedthou-m by 11111.
lshilm IIrI.» 1111I1 r in u non-1111mm 111v.
but 11 Ilnulullun I11 1111M 1llsl1'i1't.11t lunst
tun clays hciulc 111111our-1111111111111;
ll 1 \l",\ ll. ll UUIIIMUID. Jlul‘m.
11.111. inavmocm
Funeral Director
and Embelmer.
.1 Washington Item.
.0. Now-II.
Residence, Whore Boliell
n
a wrmdcfirhight to see one of them .
"THINKING Is BUT AN IDLE
WAOTE OF THOUGHT"
unless it is practically applied. It you
are thinking of having your walls newly
papercd in time 1111 holiday festivities,
now is the time to make your selections.
(lur strlck of nrtieticwnll papers, friezes '
and decorations are replete with the
newest designs and colors. Choose now ‘1
and not the most exclusive.
Painten' Supplies. 1
Arrim' Materials, Pictures.
Perfection
Radiator
Heats adjoining or upper room
without additional expense for
fuel.
Call and See it. Repairs for any
stove that 11 made.
TH
E
NORWAIJI PATTERN I UFO. CO.
East End Washington Street Bridge.
50 cents. Conchmcn's Gloves. 50 I
Have you seen the Pictures We
sell for 89_cents 9 1' ' ‘
corv'fl
‘IThe'll‘ost’l
From lilc per yard up.
From 401' per yard up.
Fr: 1m b‘uc per 1111111 up.
2 1111.111: su‘umne, 1111111111111, cone,
D
On account of the continued warm weather we have been able to close out many de-
sirable lines of dress goods, at much less than the cost of importation. They
are all new and up-to~date styles; the only thing off about them 15 the price.
Special Sale of Dress Goods.
FOR ONE WEEK, COMMENCING SAT. NOV. 28.
Handsomeplaid dress goods, 80inches wide. .............. . ....... ........... . ............ 1211. etc
Fine all wool settings, made by Sutton Mills to retail at 390, our price... .. . ...... . ............... . . .. . . . 25 ct:
'rldeecent sultings, 42 inches wide, regular 481: quality ..... . . .. . . ............... , .. . .. ................. . .. . .. .. . .; 29 bis
Finepieccsallwoolsuitings,54incheswide1.. ..... .................... , ..... 27,1'10911
Fancy mixtures, regular 50c goods. . . .......... . . ..... . . . .......... . ...... . . . ........ . ........ . ...... . ...... . . . 89 ch:
Csmel’s hair suitings. heavy. all wool, M inches wide .. ............. . .. ..... . ............. . . 50 cts
Bcucle suitings. all wool. 10 inches wide, importcr’ a price 751: .................. . ...... . ........ . .. ................ r10 ole
All wool covert cloths, 51 inchen wide, .. ....... .. ........................... . ........ .. ............ .. . .. 59 etc
Fine imported novelties, former price $1. 50 ................................................................... $1.00
DRESS PATTERNS.
. We have made Special Prices on all our separate dress patterns.
We have made one lot “.99 : this lot includes goods worth from $2 to $3.
Extra good value at $2.98, $40 I, $5.00, $6.50.
Ocelot tine imported silk and wool novelty patterns; importcr’s price,
Black Dress Goods.
In this sale our entire lot of black dress goods will be included.
rule, NOTHING RES}: RVED everything included.
TRISTRAM & HYAT ,Norwalk, Connecticut.
SCOFIELD a. HovT
A JUBILEE WEEK
Wc’ re going to make the last few days of Novembermemorablc This famous trading
opportunity is not confined to any one department,
hand to make this the selling event of the season.
2.50 per yard; our price $10.00 for eight yards.
ll) per cent discount on all black dress goods during this
Every stock in the store lends a
Dress Goods.
We will discount 10 per cent on all
sales of Dress Goods during the
balance of November.
Bargains in All Dep’tm’ts
eve r shown.
Our confer counter 15 piled uiih the handsomest and cheapest muslin underwear .
SCOFIELD 81 HOYT,
go :1 embroidered. Mame! and Plays I98 Washington Street
59. Norwaik, Owt
I
BEST
VALUE!
Complete
Line of
FRANCIS 8: CO. ’
Club Building,
Norwalk, Ct.
I I
1
L7 J..." ‘, I THEY ARE ALL SMILESl
Because they wear our. easy fitting, comfbrtable Clothing. All our cuStOmerS feel this
I" ' ' why. TRADE with us and you will 1' EFL THE SAME. I
We have now in stock
WINTER CLOTHING
By trading with us you will always get the best withpriccsguarantced.
LOWEST
PRICE!
I
I Ever 1311111111
IThis NCity!
ea WASHING-roar srnzzr
South Norwalk.
-..-.=--..=1_.- .4
GOLDBERG’ S
will be sold from 89c and up.
II. V. Millillery Parlors!
’WHFURS! FURSI! FURS!!!
IA full and complete line in all kinds of furs.
' Fur capes from 84.2.1, and upwards.
1 lnfants'and children's caps and coats at reduced prices.
’1‘ he coats
A Full Line of Feather Boas!
Effects.
1A (11!! and complete line in Holiday Goods, in Silver and Gilt Metal
Silver ivames from 241: and up, jewel cases, ink stands, calendars, hand
kcrchicf cases, etc.
We lime also put on sale a large assortment of trimmed hats, lrcm
31.3910 85.1.0; former prices, 02. 24 to 810,
Rate will be trimmed during the month of December Free of
Charge, when materials are bought at our establishment.
laws In the latest design made Free of Charge.
GOLDBERG’S
NEW YORK
MILLINERY PARLORS
33 Wall .treot,
OPP. NORWALK HOTEL
N. B “Our store will be kept open during the month of December
until 8 p. m.; Saturdays until 9 3o.
V m~ tr» ”awn-«w Wm
MAKIYOUR
WANTS KN OWN
IN '7‘".
" EVENING SENTINEl.
1.4
”lav . l
1
' a
«~y.. ’I -
"Hyomei” Does Cure
Bronchitis.
House of llc-prosnhlntiws 1
11.151111111111111) ( .Am'll 14th 111111..
I firmly bollme that livolm ! 11!!! ll" all you
claim for it ll has i'urcrl Wrylihlmlpll. 1ft! an! ion
)ouls'slnml1mi.t1\N
ember Irulu llroolilyn I
Hyoemiused with Booth’e Pocket In-
haler outfit has caught the town, for it
“OURES BY INHALATION”
Astl1ma,bronchitis, colds, caturrh and
all s: ‘milurdlseusce.
Inhaler nutflts,lm: luding bottle of llyo-
emi, one dollar. Trial treatment free
Mrs. ll. A. (‘raw,llll Chestnut street
South Norwnlk, Conn, benernlAgcnt
tor Fairlleld County. 0 801 111
1
. .
,1.
“'5.
.11
,5 3'"
Norwalk Chronicler