:2”
mm
lens sl new M s.- as! Ilssr
nil-musty mutual-u;
The annual meeting of the South Nor-
mal: Hibernian! will be held tonight.
-—Eigh School Fair and entertainment
Friday. Admission. 10c.
St. Paul's Sunday school will hold its
usual Christmas festival. Monday. De-
cember 28 . _ “a
~See the carbonetts at Lewis'.
Station ‘Agent George W. Harris was
able to resume his duties today after a
week' s illness. W“ _
-—Fine cut glass andnovelties' in silver
and china at Plaisted’s.
The pastor’s Sunday school class
spent last evening at the South Nor-
walk Baptist parsonage.
—~Long clams ,opened,25<'qt. N. Y mkt.
The Pequounook Juniors and the Cen-
ter school clevens will wrestle for hon-
ors on the gridiron.fFrldny afternoon.
Company F members will hold a meet-
ing tonight to organize a basket ball
team.
——A splendid lfoli—dhywpi'esent! A box of
Imperial Crowu cigars.
Sergeant Mason, of Company I) has 11
new baby daughter. The soldier boys
promise to make it an expensive event
for the father. _n_“ __
-—Specia1 prices on horse blankets
until January 1st. " South Norwnlk
Hardware company.
Charles Roscoe, a wel- lknown engin-
eer on the Consolidated railroad. a for-
mer resident of SouthNorwalk, is quite
sick at a hospital in Stamford.
Colonel George 8. North and Adju~
tant James L'Hommedieu have been
appointed a committee by the Union
Veteran's Union to urrangefor a concert.
Mrs. Paul D. Na sh, formerly Miss
May Punzelt, of South Norwalk, is seri—
ously ill of pneumonia at her home in
Bedford street, Stamford.
—Buy Peak 8.: Snydet‘mskatcs. receive
free ticket on bicycle; drawn Dec. 24
South Norwalk Hardware Co.
The County Commissioners will be in
session at police headquarters. South
Norwalk, tomorrow, for the last time
this year, to issue liceneses.
rNY.Mkt.
~Pork sausage, 8c
George Carr has applied for :1 license
to sell liquor at 10 Riverside avenue,
Norwalk. The last time he attempted
to secnroalicense the neighbors made
a romonstranco;
——D1ncing tonight at the new Broad‘I
River hall. "5 cents admission.
Miss Stella Whitney, a student at the I or meeting. this “011i"!!-
State Normal school in New Haven,
who has commuted between South Nor-i ; be present.
walk and New Haven. will board i111
that city during the next term.
~F1'esh pork. 80. N. Y. Mkt.
Probably no store in these parts car-1 I it ’1‘ Makin 1.1 Day sheet,
rice :1 larger or better selected stock oil
goods than can be found at Trowbridno
& Co's popular cintu store. It e111"-
braces everything in the wnv of amok-i
ing material. from a penny cigarette to
a $1.. " .gold mounted pipe.
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Before
Retiring....
lake Ayer’s Pills, and you will
sleep better and wake in better
condition for the day’s work.
Aycr’s Cathartic Pills have no
equal as a pleasant and effect.
11111 remedy for .constipation,
biliousncss, sick headache, and
all liver troubles. They are
sugar-coated, and so perfectly
prepared. that they cure with-
out the annoy ances experienced
in the use of so many of the
pills on the market. All: your
druggist for Aycr's Cathartic
Pills When other pills won’t
help you. AI'FTII‘jfi
THE PILL THAT WILL.
Genres or. that 11111 not act .1.‘ a wit.
nest in the Anderson case. no is doing
jury duty in Bridgeport.
Irving Wilmot. son of Isaac Wilmot.
of Esvilsnd street. started this noon for
Boston to go on a naval training vessel.
Dr. Buchtel lectures at the Methodist
church Friday night. Reserved seats at
Brown & W1loox.
Davis. the tailor. has had his store in
the Mahaokemo Hotel block equipped
with Welsbach lights. by Percy E.
Ferris.
wHear Mrs. Norris recite, Friday.
High School fair, 10 cents.
Percy E. Ferris will shortly erect a
large Welsbach light in front of the
entrance to the South Norwalk Congre-
gational church.
~—Sansage, 91'. 6 Water street, Nor.
The directors of the First National
bank held a meeting at the banking
house in South Norwalk. yesterday
afternoon. and declared the semi- annual
dividend. payable, January let.
The will of the late Mrs. Mary 0.
Camp was read after her funeral, Tues-
day afternoon. The bequests are mom
I y to her children.
The members of the Mystic Chain fair
committee will meet at N. E. Peck‘s
house. ll Cross street, Norwalk, Thurs.
IFriday evening, the lith.
day night at 8 o‘clock sharp.
——0ysters. 305:1! NWY. mkt.
The annual meeting of‘the stockhold-
ers of the National Bank of Norwalk
for the election of directors is called for I
Tuesday, January 2. The polls will bei
open from 11 a. m., 1012 m..'
Willis R. Austin has been traveling
through the West and in the New Eng
land states, booking orders for Austin &
Craw. manufacturers of toys, games and
novelties.
_Steak cod, 10c. N. Y. mkt.
Pioneer Castle. A. t). K. M. (3., will
meet Friday night. A full attendance
is desired, as business of importance will
come up. The hall committe will re-
port.
The Woman‘s association, of 1hoI
South Norwalk Baptist church.
Absolutely Pure.
Ac f to. b k d .
of almmltgavenriti” lshtlll‘tlfllasotlhstn 131%
Stat s GovernipIen l_port
BO AL BAKI 01 POWDE CO. New York
A new loom for J' H. Buckley&Son’s
Elastic Web Works arrived today.
Mrs. William Johnson, of HenryI
street. is very ill of the grip.
Edward Benton, of Main street,
walk, is on the sick list. .
Nor-
—-School 1.111.111.1111}. street, Friday.
School fair, Franklin street, Friday.
School fair, 11 raukhn street, Friday.
John T Hayes has booked Miss Alice
McGrath to sail 011 the Cunard steamer
Umbria, for Queenstown. Saturday.
The Norwalk Boston store today re-
ceived a large inwice of Christmas
goods.
The graduating class of the High
School will give :1 fair and entertain-
ment at the Franklin street school hall,
Acting School Visitor Charles Olm-
stead visited the North Center school.
this morning, and found every register- '
11d pupil present.
A child of William H. Hubbe ll died in
New York, yesterday. The remains
will be brought to Norwalk Friday
morning for interment in Union come.
tery. at ll:'l0 o’clock
Soofield a Hoyt aie outdoing all:
previous efforts for the holiday season1
Iby offering bargains in all dcpurtmentsI
of their two big stores It will be aI
merry Christmas to people who purchase. ‘
of them as they 11 ill have money left for
other presents.
---—Wt' :1k1isl1. Pic. N.
Y. mkt.
Thelanlcrus fut the \Velsbach light
at the parsonage, yesterday afternoon. lwill probably 1x. plated in position so
Nearly lifty ladies were present.
M” ‘ Ilhat the lights will be burning the lattci
J. B. Hoyt, of Stamford,gav1 an “‘IDBTI of the “mgk
ceedingly interesting account of a 1'11 I
cent European trip, including :1 visit to'
Africa. At the close of the meeting
light refreshments w ere served
«Frost fish. )0. N. Y. 111le.
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Three things in linen/.1 Dibble 11 ad
will interest Tl iders of The Sentinel
IThey are flour, eggs and butter probably
the most i111portaut t'onnuoditics in the
Ihousewift s lar.dor and she wants to
Iknow where she t an get the best for 1111
An announcenurnt of special interest least 1111111111
1to the member s of the South New 111k
‘ Baptist church will be made at the pray
Ithat every member who can do so will
~7Prlme1'ib. 121'. ll Water street. Nor.
IU11ion will hold its regular weekly do-
I votional and business meeting with Mrs.
l1r111a1 :11
I 1 0 "cl<1t k. All interested are 11011011111.
N. Y.
1 Sherman (‘1111110il.ltoyal Ar-.tx11111111
Iwill hold its regular meeting tonight
The mystic circle will ht openttl to ad-
,1 111it one more member. The orator has
~~Bluclisl1. ‘lt'. 111111.
Inlso prepared a special attrai tion after
3 initiation.
All 1.10:. members are
' earnestly requested to attend.
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The 1111111111! pilgrimage of Pyramid
Temple. Nobles of the Mystic Shrine,
will begin in Bridgeport tonight. and,
as heretofore. the ot'ousimi will be one of
much signifit 111111 to Shriners far and,
near There are aboutf'ort1 prospm tivo
pilgrims to be led across the burning
sands of the desert, they c11111'111gfromall
parts of the state
The Woman' 8 Christian Temperance
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It is hopcht‘he South
whether connected with
Norw; ilk ( ougrcgationa!
churt'hor not, is muted to the public
E1 Ery 111111.
I meeting to be held in tin church audi-
tci'ium tonight Hampton Institute is My naming fl few suitable gifts purchased IOI’ 0111‘
Aunt Jemima’ s,
Aunt Maria’ 6,
Grandma’ s,
PAIOAKE'1-FltOUR.
Io‘ots
1111c: 1111.
None Shch, 3 P’Il’g’s.
New England, non
Liberty Bell, 25 (lasts. 1
F. D. LAWTON d 00..22 South MalnStreet
EDWARD STREET,
SPECIALS
THIS WEEK
Underwear! Hosiery l l Gloves!!!
STOCK COMPLETE!
PRICES ARE VERY LOW ll
WE DON’T WANT YOU TO MISS THE GOOD THINGS IN
OUR ART DEPARTMENT.
NEW DESIGNS I ND PATTERNS.
EDWARD STREET!
5 oszsrrs sunnlso.
IORVMLK. ODIN.
1W1 1‘ I test for the 1'in of N01 11 alk armed by 0000000“)
very successful foreign mission meeting 1 Adams “PINS this 111111111111:
to be tepiesenttd by Rev H. Ii. Turner“
chaplain, 'l‘homast‘ Walker. :1 negro,
and Benjamin Brave, tllhitika). 11 Sioux
Indian. Htervoptit'oh views will be
shown in illustration of the addresses ,
Doors will be open at 7:311
sion fee will be charged.
ofi'ering will 111.1 mule for the Hint-lit of
’ Hampton Institute.
Everybody is invited toatteud the l. 'sI
temperance rail) in Music 111111.811111111
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afternoon at 2% o‘clock. There will be a ‘
and Mr. Slmeuson w.ill
ltev Samuel Stoville. 0f
sown-law of Rev. Henry
Ward Beecher. will speak. 11nd also R111.
John '1‘ Winter?! Home of the lot'til
It: 115M!“ will Ian 11 :1 low Words to 11.11'
chorus choir.
sing a solo.
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CIGARS.
CIGARS!
1,!PlPES
PIPES!
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Cigar and Cigarette Holders.
Cigar and Cigarette Cases,
Tobacco Pouches and 811an Boxes.
Moerschaum and Briar l‘lpos, Cold
al’rof. M. S. Itoseu, the well known I Mounted and Ham at
oculist opticion. can be consulted at his
olllce, in the parlor of the City Hotel.
South Norwalk, Tuesdays, from 9 a. 111
to 8 p. 111. Eyes examined free.
District Deputy C. D. Warden. War
den William
Warden Mi's.\Villit11n Hart. of l‘
bouhsbnry ls1dgo,tit1utl1\r1111nlk were
present 111.. the meeting of Stamford
Hart and Junior Past,
1'. .
lelgc. Tuesday night by direction of tho I
Dill-ms of tho Or 1111] Lodge. to inform:
the lodge oi some of the reasons why
women should he admitted to 111e111ber~I
ship as in other lodges of the order.
'l‘lwy made speeches concerning the sub
jvot.
til its meeting January l2.
The lodge will take no action on: .
TROWBRIDGE 8100.,
Cor nor Cigar Store,
SOUTH NO RWALK, C'l‘.
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I‘lvery Evening
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. 9 O'clock.
Christmas!
Is coming. Remember the little ones
1 " will expect something 1n their stockings.
We will help you do the right thing by
them for the next two weeks. For every
1111!: sale of "be or over you will get a
tit ket which entitles you to a chance for
a *5 gold piece for your Christmas. Our
prices will be the same as usual, the low
est.
New York Market
FRANK 8. AYERS, Prop.
DONOVAN BLOCK. WASHINGTON STR‘EET.
JACKSON’S PHOTOGRAPHS!
A Large and Varied Display
PLATINOTYPE PHOTOGRAPHS
Now on Exhlldtinn at Studio.
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This is the only studio making :1 specialty of this most beautiful and
All photographic work done in the best possible
manner, and thoroughly up with the latest styles.
Those desiring Holiday work should arrange for sittings as early
as convenient.
I
E. M. JACKSON, Photographer.
:53 Woman's-t. -
1 - Norwalk,¢onnectlcuL
TIME TO THINK!
ABOUT
Let Us Help You Think.
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Until
day
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trade:
Gloves,
Umbrel
Hats,
. Buy your boy a Sweater.
White Lawn Tics, evening dress; sized same as collar.
DAVIS. w
Clot11icr,llattcr and 1" urnisher.
.Mahacksmo Hotel Block,
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Silk Mufflers,
Silk Handkerchiefs,
Initial Handkerchiefs,
Neckwear,
Full Dress Shields,
Silk Suspenders,
Satchels,
Ias.
W h ite Vests , 113.11 [ironing Wont.
_So. Norwalk. Ct.
Chicken:
. and
HORSES.
IEIT
GRAIN
FOR
HORSE.
AND
CATTLE.
BRANCH
OFFIOE
LIV. RV
STABLE.
BOLMANS'
Give Your Horses Glssn lists.
I! you love your horses as I do mine.
as you should. you will need no such
advice.
At times you may be induted to
press your horses to their extreme
ability in order to accomplish some
(lee red result. Don‘ t f11edtl1e1upoor
111' (lirh oats. and then expect them
tomake the extiaortlinary effort
'I hey 1111111 't feel like it.
I stitcu all outs belo1'cdclivcri11g
tht. 111
MANUEL T. HATCH.I
The Crs‘n Dealer.
l5 Isrshsll Street. 80. Ioruslh.
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‘In your
you reach these columns and
perusal of this paper
about our
Specla! - -
Drive-
‘in -
Underwear. I
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Natural
SOLD BY US FOR,. .........
Saved by cust0111er,............
For $I0.00
We will
Blue Kersey
Overcoat
Possible
Comstock
South Norwalk,
MILFORD A.
Comstock Bros. Masonic -
Bld'g, Norwalk.
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Someone’s misfortune has placed us in
a position to offer $1.50 Underwear
at $1 per garment.
a superior quality of fine Derby Ribbed
These goods are
All Wool Shirts and Drawers,
and are well worth $1.50 each.
Sold everywhere for. ............
...$1.50
1.00
.50 on each garment.
sell you what we believe to be
The Best All Woe!
to be procured in this or any
other city, and that trial will prove
to you the truth of our statement.
Brothers,
Old and Reliable Clothiers.
l4 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
Connectlcut.
GIFFIN, Mgr.
rcct a go
nothing,
present,
the best
prices.
wear.
CLOTHING
AND
I December 25th next.
You May Guessrm
ChristmasPresents-
And if you are first to guess the cor—
of “BIJOI'V he is yours after
To guess costs
and we will present him to the
fortunate boy or girl for In Christmas
from the most popular cloth-
icrs in Fairfieltl County,
famous for
goods at the lowest possible
Everything for men and boys'
FURNISHINGS!
No ............
W. A.B
.1896
W.A. BENEDICT 8: CO.
CONN.
Date...
JOHN A. CAMP, Successor.
SOUTH NORWALK.
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No............
Name.........
Address.......
Date...”..............1896
ENEDICT & 00.
John A. Camp, Successor.
EVERYTHING IN CLOTHING AND FUR.
NISI'IINGS FOR MEN'S AND BOY'S WEAR.
{The Pony “Bijou,"
Will be given to the person guessing the nearest.
date of his birth.
. pony will be awarded to the one guessing it first.
. Contest closes December 2411:, 1896.
TM) guessing the same, the
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ves-soseussleehsssellIlIs'lllsllcensslll
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lib WASHINTON ST.
W. A. BENEDICT 81 00.
John A. Camp, Successor.
, So. Nov-walk.
Norwalk Chronicler