mans 1111111111.
In 111 n- 111-.- an to; at 1111-
h lunch. M m Ill Vidal:
his fist lions! W
St Mary s cuppa:- and entertainment
netted the m1: 31101.
430111, teens 11m fresh baking in
time for breakiui at their “stores in the
twin cities... ,
, TheAademu stabbing case will come
uphln, the Superior Court at Bridgeport,
tomorrow. "
1!
The (trend 11 urine or ladies’ evenings
will be inangmted at the Norwelk club
tomorrow night.
The front. 1)! F. J. Curtis‘ store 111
Main street. 11611111111. is being re-
painted. ‘
——F.‘ H. Wilson, congressman, Bron
chitis, “Hyomei,” see 8th page.
Dr. L. N.Phin11ey, of Norwalk, has
purchased a new carriage to replace the
one recently damaged in a runaway.
——Prof. M. 3. 11051311, the well knotvn
oculist-opticion, can be consulted at his
office, in the parlor of the City Hotel.
South Norwalk, Tuesdays, from 9 a. m
to 8 p. 111. Eyes examined free.
\ ' . .
Misg Agnes Bryant. of Norwalk, who
is attending the State Normal school at
New Haven. has taken up her residence
in that city. _-,.-
An open session of Concord Division,
Sons of Temperance, will be held to-
night, in the division hall' in the Gazette
building. An interesting programme 01
exercises is being arranged.
——Special“ prices on horse blankets
until January 11113. .South Norwalk
Hardware company.
"In Old Kentucky," at the No1 walk
Opera House, Saturday night, was one
of the best attractions seen in Norwalli
this season. The performance Was up-
to-date and thoroughly enjoyable.
~Mill Dealer Uapron is at Riverhead,
Long Island, today, figuring on mill out-
fit. Cap is a worker.
A full rehearsal of the “Coming of the
King" 11111 be held in the Norwalk (Jon
gregationai chapel. this evoning at 11
o'clock. It is requested that every
member offlthe chorus be present.
*Buy Pol: 181. Snyder skates, rec its
free ticket on bicycle, drawn Dec. 2-1.
b‘outh N orwalk Hardware Co.
The Metropolitan Insurance company
is holding a convention in New Haven,
today, and all the superintendents, as-
sistant superintendents and agents in
the state are attending, twenty going
from Norwalk. The company pays all
the traveling expenses and provides din-
ner and supper for the men.
——Call at Colby 85 Smith‘s for fresh
baking and candy, :1!) Main street. Nor
walk; 6 South Main street, South Nor-
walk. _ “_’_
Charles Arthur" 8 Comedians are
stranded in Bridgeport and Arthur has
disappeared. Theib are twenty—live
members of the troupe.
~-:\ splendid holiday present! A box of
Imperial Urowu cigars.
Prof. Alex. H. (libson. for111orly 111' this
city, and 11111111! lunhury. has Just pub-
lishml 11111'W “.lnbilzdc lien" for the use
of choirs.
pi'opi'iutv to tho Christmas season. 111111 it
its dedicated town-1.1111111 12111111.! 13'. Boyd,
of Trinity 1":1‘11'.".1.lhi~1 1'11v. ~ v\\';1l1~r1111ry
Marsh-1111.
,11 11111 annual 1111141111: 21111! 1-111'111111 11f
1111111111111!1“11111111(‘111111111111111z'y. Na 31.
Knights ”IR-111111.113 1111111111 iiol‘wolk, 111111
’I‘hurnduy. 811' Knight Ferdinand B
Smith. oi this city, was 11111111111 to the
11011-1111! captain general. 1111'. 111111111 is
a high degree Mason and is very popu-
lar in Masonic sin-11111111 Norwulk 1111 Wu”
1111 in this city..~llr1dgoport 1'11‘11111.
All. do 13. pocket knives, every 111111111
hand forged and warranted. riouth
Norwnlh liarwtn-o company.
On Saturday afternoon 1111'. regular
football eleven oi the American School
for the Deal at Hartford. of which P1111
Herg.1lr..11ftlouth Norwalk. was 111nm
tcr back, won the championshlpof the
city by defeating the Heath ”splint,
Brigade by .1 scare of! Ito 11 T1111
1111111111111 Hyho 11 111-111 111.111 played six
games. shutting out its opponents in all
but one.
AYERS
-,TIIE PILL
THAT WILL
CURE
ussoscos
INDIGES‘I’ION
uioousssss
CONSTIPATION
Its character makes it up!
"(M1): 1!: Smith, msnuiwtnren
wholesale and retail baking and candy.
Norwplt and South Norwulk.
The Boards of Councilmen ottho two
cities will hold regular monthly unions
tonight.
Butler Chapter. RVA. M. will hold a
“later! convocation tomorrow night, and
elect ofilcers for the ensuing year.
The selectmen went to Mei-idea. Sat-
urday, to inspect a stone crushing plant.
The agent or the plant rooted the bills.
“Sunny." a valuable horse owned by
Monica doF. Lockwood, of Norwallr,
died on Saturday.
Mrs. George C. Lockwood, at East
avenue, will entertain the Matinee
Whist club, Thursday afternoon.
Uncas Hayloft. No. 2111.3, will meet to-
night at 8 o ’oiock. and confer the degree
on several candidates.
John Grillin, pilot at the South No1"
walk depots and freight house, resumed
Work today, after several weeks‘ illness;
(trace church vcstry will hold an im-
poll: int meeting Friday night, in the
(1111111 room.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Abruhams, of Con-
necticut avenue, christened their son
Henry, yesterday, before a large num-
ber of friends.
~—Men's suits $17 up], Pants $4.50 up,
John Neugebauer,84 Washington street.
The Italian Mutual Benefit society
will hold its annual election of oliicers
tonight-1118 o'clock, at 30 South Main
street.
The Epworth League of the First
Methodist Episcopal church will meet
tonight with Dr. and Mrs. Bean, of
West avenue.
—~Job11 H. anin, piano tuner, is in
town. Any orders left at the Mahaokemo
not later than Tuesday will receive
prompt attention}
One of the latest fads of local wheel-
111011 is skating in their ’cycle costumes.
i‘lie fad is also being taking advantage
of by a number of whoelwomen.
Mrs. A. F. Wheeler, of New York. I
1oprnno in the quartetto choir of Trinity
church, was 11! yesterday, and Miss Low
151' Abendroth substituted for her.
1eujoyable concert in front of the Nor»
Absolutely Pure.
cream of tartsrb 111 1rd . h
cfA all In leavonl siren‘h. :10 or walking
Sta tatesGovernm’eu
1101.11. 1111111111 "rowbnii'bui. New rm.
-——11‘ine cut glass and novelties in silver
and china at Plaisted’s.
Neck bows are being made at Gold
berg' s free of charge, this week.
Rev. Thomas 11.115110 preached at
Kensett; yesterday afternoon.
The regular meeting of.(}olf11x 11111;
campmeut will be held tonight.
Miss Mabel 11211111111 has secured a
position in Wheeler‘s Straw Works,
Thcsnnunl111111111111; of the directors
of the Norwalk Hospital association
will be held tonight. ' ‘
.\ 111-w winter schedule for the South
Norwalk letter carriers will go into oil‘-
ect next week.
John'l ‘ryon has engaged in business,
and 1111s an advertisement in (111-"want"
column that is of general interest.
Agood deal of money is being sent
abroad for Christmas through the local
post offices, principally by Germans and
Swedes.
Mrs AlicoE Clark 111‘ Mott memo.
is moving today from NorwaIk to
Bridgeport. She sthtos that her attor—
ney will settle with her creditors on Fri-
day.
The Josh 5111111111118 band gave an
walk Hotel this morning.1 The medley
entitled. “ Life 1111 the Farm"
excellent. Another concert. was given
111 Railroad square this noon.
W“ I
SOCIAL 1113111 "1112 11011111111,
1
How Twin City People Enjoy Themselves lhlse
Wanln Aualmn Oats.
Mrs Florcucc’Wntcrb‘ury has been 11p- 1
pointed secretary of Buckingham Wo-
111011 s Relief Corps, No.1”,lor1ho year 1
1111171
The annual meeting of Putnam Hose"
company will be held tonight at the:
headquarters in Franklin streez. ()Ili'tfll'fi '
11111 be (-1111 111d. I
The South Norwalk 11‘i1c I’oli1 e will
be 1eorgn11ixcd, and officers will be ele1t-
ed for the ensuing your at a 111e1- ting to
be held tonight at 8 o clock.
Williamfl. 111115111011. of Westme-
nae, is ushering at the wedding of a
classmate 1n the Polytechnic Institute,‘
at Troy, today.
Charles N. Wood, Frank Howe; oi
Willimnnlic, and James Wood enjoyed
a for hunt last Saturday. Game proved
to be scarce.
wiles the ourbonet-to at Lewis‘.
1
Henry Ix’anipf, the harbor 11111pl11yed‘
by Ill. Appcl, of Norwuik, was riding up
Washington strut, 11111! day last week,
1111111111111 wheel slipped 11111! he took 11
‘111111, is spending a few days in 81111 11:-
1' Mr. .uul Mrs.
avenue, are outtrtaiuing i111.
‘ Frank Howes, 11f Williiunautic.
Mrs. I". I).L:1\vtm1.of 19111111111111 ave
lyn
11.111xliior,ochw 111111.111 visiting
WES:
1111101111: noun. 11111111: 11:11.
Aunt Jemima’ s, 1 None Such, 1 3 ‘ P’It’g’s.
Aunt Maria' 3, l0 etc New England FOR
Grandma’ s, I ,, Liberty g,Bell I 25 Gents.
F. D. LAWTOIM 00., 22 South lain Street
EDWARD STREET,
SPECIALS THIS WEEK
Underwear! Hosiery l! Gloves! !!
STD‘GK COMPLETE! PIIIGES 1111: 1151111 Low”
WE DON'T WANT VOU TO MISS THE GOOD THINGS IN
OUR ART DEPARTMENT.
NEW DESIGNS I ND. PATTERNS.
EDWARD STREET!
5 GAZETTE BUILDING, NORWALK, COIN.
I
“11!Thanksgiunulsowr and now is 1119
time to sew sour mono? “'r Christmas. Illis
1~1111ex1lucolmlr1 voorhuving Think of the
111-i1 rgwonmolleringyou the best meats in
1111" market for:
l’ortorhouso Steak. M17
hill-1m rituals. 121121:
Round 1" eak. ' we
shoulder Steak. 11c
hood Iii!) Roast. he
Prime Rib Beast. 1211
Fresh Pork and Sausage. 9c
l-‘resh Haul.
Fresh Shoulder.
111111111 Corned Beef.
arm. 1:
xiii kinds oi Poultry. Fish. O'stors and
(31111115111111!) lowest prices. Free silvery.
New York Market
FRANK 5. AYERS. Prop.
DONOVAN BLOCK. WASHINGTON STREET.
JACKSON’S PHOTOGRAPHS!
A Large and Varied Display
PLATINOTYPE PHOTOGRAPHS
Now 111i Exhibition at Studio.
101‘
1113
ll and 1111‘
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000 lasting process. All pliotogiaphio work done in the best possible
ooooo ' manner, and thoroughly up with the latest styles
ooooooo Those desiring Holiday 11' ork should arrange for sittings as omly
ooooooooo as convenient.
ooooooo -
000110 E. M. JACKSON, Photographer,
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Mr. and Mrs, 51111111111 ltodnor, of 01111111
stru-t.
patch, spent Sunday .1t 1111. home in
‘Iznilos Johnson, of 11111 Danbnrv Des I
South \oru .1111 t
.N WM of 1.1111!
and Mrs. I
Miss Lillie L. 111-.11111' of \‘ev. Canaan,
has been visitinghcr sistei Mrs.l)11v1d
I Il.Mill1-'1, .lr., ol' bpriug street
1 Mrs. .1. Wilkie (1111.15, of 11111111111111;
street, is entertaining her mother, Mrs. 1
Horton, of City Island. during the win- l
(or.
Miss Annie“. Sanford and Mrs. '1‘.
Marshall .\11111'1'1vs.1ro oxpe1tc1l home
today" 1111111 .1 11111 months‘ tisit 111 I’itts
lield Mas...
Charles 11. IIciiiutt, who has L111~11
visiting :1! the 111111111111 11111111111111.1111 111
header in the 1111111, spoiling :1 Hill, of
clot 111-s ,
I"1111or;11s11r1'i1-11s 111 vonucclixm WItIlI
11111111111110!" 511's. Jonathon (‘nmp 11'!!! 3
I111 11le! :11 1101‘ 1.111' 111111111. '1'1111- 111,1 11H 1'
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11'1'111111'11'111111,
I .1111 11.
I'mul"
('111111 Muhavltviuo, I"ur1'sl1'rs nl’
.\1111~r‘11'11. will hold its regular 111111111111;
1.11111111‘11111' night. 1111111111111111' twenty
four vandidulvs. (i. H, 1‘. It. .1. I12.
Ilyddy 11ml :1 large delegation of Ilridw»
purl Foresters will be pron-111.
Itcv. 111111111111 11'. Noble, pistor of 1.1111
Norwalk (lingn'gnlunml church and
viinplninullhc Fourth 1111:11nent. (ion-
uecticnt Notional (11111111. willprouch to
Company 1‘, in 1110 Hlamiortl Congre—
notio1111l1'hnr1'h 111111 Hominy evening.
'I 1111 Christmas {1111111111 oi (trace Sun.
1113' 111-111111 11111 he hold ”1131111111111 2‘1
Timbers»! service will be rendered to
the church. after which the school will
adjournto1.114'1111'11011'11 Ball. where a
tree in bright array will await them and
no vol-11d 1111111111111. 1111-1111.
The Hector and Junior Endeavor 1111—
(“[111le 111 their 111111;”
liusl :11'1‘11111'. 1111s ri-lux‘uwd 111 \Vul'vtistm‘,
Moss.
M1'.11111l.\1r11. Joe-11.1 .11111111111114. who
\‘Ihlit‘lIMl’..I1‘lllilil;'.-‘ 11111111111; 11'11'11 m.
11'Nc-11‘1111ii1'lly
511.1111111111'1s 11:1». 1'1'111111)’ 1111111111'1'11 1111
111111111 I11-»;1l111'111;z.~'.11‘ 1111~11'.11,
Trowbridge
& Co.
We would respectfully salt the public to
11111111111111 our stock of
MEE RSCHAUM
AND
Briar Goods!
Gold mounted and plain. We run
safely say we have the Finest
assortment cver shown in
1
violins. of the South Norwallt ConngM
111111111111! 1'I111roh, will hold :1 social 1111‘
tcrlainmnnt 111 the nations. Monday, the ,
'l’hc 11191111111111 w1ll lninu‘
the ”list 111111,
gifts for the poor of the congrugation.
The Rt Rev. Dr.W11IIs. 1161111111111! Hpo .
Irene. who pro. 111111111 at 111 l’oul' s 1' 111111.11, 3
yesterday. was unable to preach at the}
chapel. an unwind. in 1111- etching, as
{,he was 11111in to 1111111 the early e1 suing
‘traln for Bridgeport where he coullnn- I
: 1111 11111111111 for Warner 111111111, 111 Trinity
chumh.
the town of Norwalk.
«At Reasonable Prices
Our stock of
Importedfileu IIavouaJieyVlut
and Domestic Cigars are
First 11111111111
TROWBRIDGE 81 00.,
Comet Cigar Store,
1301} TH NORWALK, CT.
11 53 Wall Street, Norwnlk.connoctlcut.
Prepare YDDrseIf
For a cold snap by purchasing your
WINTER CLOTHING
And Furnishings.
A FEW POINTERS:
(Home from 2111' up.
Cardigan .1 (11.11115 1mm 751‘ up.
l’Ioeccd lined and canal hair underwear in 11“ quali-
lies.
Men's and Imys’
11:11'1'3'1111 soon (1111' 1111 .11'0111 korsoy ovorcouts 1
$10.01)?
We have others from $0.00 to $21.00.
(lpcn every evening until 0 o'clock.
DAVIS, The Tailor,
Clothicr, llattcr and Furnisber.
Mahackemo Hotel Block, 511. Iorwalk, Gt.
swmlm‘s.
1t
Give Your Horse: clean Oats.
' A30 ALO
::S:IN If you lmc yum horses 1111 i do mine
:111 11 u should. you will 111-1111 1111 1111111
111111111.
Attimrs you may be induced to
1111.111 111111' horses in their ottrmno
abililv in order to :11 11111111111111 some
111 aired result lion 1 food them poor
11111111 outs. and then expect them
111111111111 1111 exliaordinary whorl.
'llwy W011 trot-l like il.
I 111111 all 1111111 1111711111 111 livering
11111111
MANUEL 1.1-1A'ro1-1.
1111. Brain Dealer.
1! Install 111.111. to. Ion-It.
FOR
CATTLE
Ghlokonl
and
HORQIS.
DEBT
DOLMANI'
LIV! NY
ITAILE.
This is the only studio making a specialty of this most beautiful and“
In your perusal of this paper
you reach these columns and
very carefully what we have to
about our
Special 5- -
Drive ,-
11
in-
Underwear.
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Someone's misfortune has placed as in I
a position to offer $1.50 Underwear ‘
at $1 per garment“. These goods are
a superior quality of fine Derby Ribbed ,
Natural All Wool Shirts and Drawers, ,
and are well worth $1.50 each.
Sold everywhere for.. .............. $1.50
SOLD BY ITS FOR,..............‘.... 1.00
Saved by casto111er,.................. .50 on each garment.
For $10.00
We will sell you what wcbclicvc to be ‘
The Best All Wool
Blue Kersey
Overcoat
Possible to be procured in this or any
other City, and that trial will prove
to you the truth of our s/tdtcment.
Comstock Brothers,
0111 and Reliable Clothiers.
14 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
South Norwalk, Connecticut.
MILFORDA. GIEFIN, Mgr.
Comrtock Bros. Masonic
Bld’g. Norwalk.
You May Guess!
And if. you are first to guess the cor-
' rect ago of “BIJOIT” 11c is yours after
December 25111 next. To guess costs
nothing, and we will present him to the
fortunate boy or girl for a Christmas
present, from the most [1111111I.11‘ cloth-
icrs in Fairfield County, famous tor-
the best goods at the loWest possible
prices. Everything for men and boys’
wear, ,
CLOTHING
AND
FURNISHINGS!
3?, d 5‘ No........... l)ate....................1896
m
H 0
o 8.. w. A. ethanol 1 co.
5 '5 g John A. Camp. Successor.
E l- 8 svssvrnmomcwrnmo AND FUR.
O (B NISHINGS FOR MEN‘S AND sor's warm.
1; a 9,5 1Th0 Pony “Bijou.”
I; III 3 1“ W111 in: given to the person guessing the nearest
:2; 2 U 3’ dateiol his blrlh. Two guessing the some, the
"1 3 , pony will be awarded to the one guessing it first.
_ I; ”E g , Contest closes December 241b, 1896. '
3. I S‘ AIIdI‘CSS...........1a.m...Tm.-mun-mun...“-I
3 3 8 (Jones ...... .
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W. A. BENEDICT 81 CO.
john A. Cn111p,'Succcssor.
114 WAQHINTON at, 90. NQVWDVks’
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