Fess ‘ he Playground of
y. Willrhdfllfl subject of the il-
‘tslks to the Junior League.
willmeetinthe lecture room of
Mew church, tomor-
hummus The subject for the
menu will be “My Favorite Text."
Wpreyersnd praise service at the
. Avenueflethodist Episoopslohuroh
beledwbyaihe pastor. The subject
,flre‘meetiug will be “Repentance."
I'll..- 30- ‘ ‘ ,
. About twenty,“ the marines met for
nomad-1m Eevcuing. The lender,
W'Herrlnmwid it great inspiration to
a”?! Yhillipsdui East Norwnlk paint-
er,,,lies gonedoll'loridu to spend the win-
R m in pilmito! health. Hg may decide
human: in the South. ‘
James Fitch killed two large pigs yes~
”day, each one tipping the scales at
900 pounds. They were pronounced by
‘ eoinpetent judges to be the finest pork-
' ereever seen in this section.
, , finite Insurance Agent 8. Smith L’Hom-
median wont to Stamford, Monday, and
my returned with seven applica-
tious'for policies. '
‘ Mrs. George Fitch, who is in tho Nor-
wslk hospital, is expected to return to
her home at Half Mile Island, this week.
Herbert V. Carr. the contractor, has
had some new machinery placed in his
shop in First avenue.
The booths for the coming humor are
being erected . in the basement of the
East avenue church.
.._
Mrs. Grace, not Mrs. Gray, as stated '
yesterday, has moved from Strawberry
Hill to Second avenue.
groceryman, was initiated into Butler
Lodge, I. 0.0. F., lust night.
Mrs.,Silns O'Deli, of Cove street. was
mrprised by u party of friends, Tuesday
night, and a delightful time was had.
Mrs. BenjamiF’Teniple, of Henry
streeg, is considerably improved.
Miss Fannie. Robber. “of Cove street,
has been ill with neuralgia of the face.
Mrs. Harriet Tate is able to be out
again. after an attack of the grip.
PONUS TRIBE lltSTll’ill’ED.
mesons Rescued: wiih the War Whoops
of the fled Men.
Ponns Tribe, No. 31, Improved Order
01 Red Men, of New Cannon. was insti-
futedlast night under the most favor-
sble circumstances. The team of U none
Tribe, No. 26, of South Norwalk, did
the work ins most creditable manner,
ltd received many flattering oncomiums
romthe greet suchem and other great
officers present. The team and chiefs of
illness Tribe went in cerrynlls to New
Dawn. accompanied by the great
. screened; use incubate» year. its
. wss eminently us well ss. usual and use
night, of ooh-
ugooddiunsr. Atoo’olook he became
upeonsoious sud never rallied.
Hr. Street was well and favorably
kuowuin Nonethngvbete his boyhood
days were spent. ~ He was s stenozrspher
in Attorney Jlihn 8. Seymour's lssv
ofllce. end sfterwsrds did mportoripl
work for the New York Evening line.
He then went to Washington as private
secretary to United States Patent
commissioner John b. Seymour, but
was obliged to return to Norwslk.
He was ill for some time at the
residence of his aunt, Mrs. C. T.
_Leonsrd. and was then token to the hos~
pitul in hopes that he might be relieved
of the dread disease. '
Mr. Street Wes of an amiable disposi-
tion end had many friends whose sym-
pathy is extendedto the breuved ones.
His sister, Miss Clara Street, survives
him. ‘
The remains will be brought to New
walk this afternoon.
.mm”
HAVANA,Decidihirty-fonr persons
who had been convicted of participation
in the revolution were yesterday deport-
ed to the penal colonies in Africa.
Minerals. Tenn, Dee. XO—Neurly the
entire business portion of Chester, Ark,
Was burned yesterday. Loss unknown,
Sr. Emu, Col, Dec. ill—Robert C.
Clarke, of Chicugo, one of the best
known mining men in the United States,
was killed in the Gold Cup mine in the
settlement of Tin Cup. yesterday.
New YORK, Dec. ill—The tournament
for the revolver championship of Ameri-
ca. at the Knickerbocker Athletic club,
closed last night. Guy E. Robinson
made a total of 232 and was declared the
champion.
BUTTE, Mont. Dec. io—vA club of
Cuban sympathizers is being organized
hero to join the insurgents in January.
Capt. Bordeaux, the organizer. has
nearly 200 names on the list.
sausages?
OF THE
Stamford Candy Kitchen
will be opened on or.
about DEC. 15, with
in full line of pure home
made (JANDIES from
ill cents a pound up-
wards. Do not forget
the place. ‘
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24 South Malri atroot,
SOUTH NORWALK.
CLEARING our
SALEI,
STOCK m:
Tinwaro,
Glassware.
Dry Goods
and
Fancy Goods !
ALL GOODS SACRlFlCEl) [N
THE FOLLOWING PRO-
PORTION:
25 cent brooms,
25 cent washboards,
m cts
to cxs
:5 cent pails, 7 rte
:5 cent cups and saucers, 9 sis
100 clothes pins, 5 ms
chiefs. The institution ceremony,per-
formed by Great. Sachem DeWilt i’. l
, Preston, assisted by his aides. was very l
. .- impressivc. 3
' The chiefs of Ponds Tribe were elected
,. and raised to their respective stumps, as
follows: Prophet, George Scott; such-
ein, W. 1. Brent; senior snoamore, U.
a W. Hall; junion sagmnore, W. Barrett:
.. chief of words. H. F. Johnson: collect-
or of wsmpum, Herbert H. Mead: keep-
orofwsmpnm, 8. Lockwood: first su-
nsp, George Beeler: second ssnup,
Charles Tnthill; warriors, E. ’1’. Arnold,
Mr. Fry, T. B. Mead, C. Wood; bruves,
« D. C. Merritt. Sands Ruscoe, George
Miller, Samuel Brown: trustees, C. W.
.- Hell. C. F. Bates. E. P. Jordon: guard
* of the wistm, Robert White; guard of
the forest. Amos Wood.
The most chiefs present were; Greet
Sachem ’DeWitt l’. Preston, of Hart-
turd; Robert C. Price, of Hartford: F.
_ JLHusheemi Bridgeport; U. W. Skiff,
» trestohiu of records, of Dsnbury. John
11100.0( Uneas Tribe, was appointed
, tuiili the stump of the great junior
. , em.
, .251!” the mmouy a banquet was
,‘aivenby the new tribe and the Indians
returned” their own hunting ground
with pleuesnt promotion of New
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, 'Xlllsl'lmsithelsmcts.
,The Belvetlon Army had a big time.
tumultuous hall on the Washing-
ton street bridge. The music was in-
”trim smiths addresses of an unusually
interesting character. Miss Idu Muy
Mullen, who is to leave for the train-
iuy‘seheolinliew York,msdo s fare-
well “dress. The hull was crowded. nil
the tests sud available standing room
”humour
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Musrus sow WITHIN 30
DAYS. l
B. FORBAR, i
:5 N. Main Street, South Norwelk.f
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Xmas Goods! «W
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so, moods} mm as entire! ..
‘a‘t lliyhfsillhilglilt , , .
dud other persons uuinvd ,lu the rats hook,
on the list to sold venom shutter},
their sort-rel ore ortions of the mo tors-
ss therein stat ,snld stun being u to); or
assessment but , upon the moment list
i
rustle in 3804 the in blanket the
town at Nor. h, :- lsr y.,,snd will;
”semblance/isms: eistdsy of .
‘6 "mini" ”I? i ii edgier-Who
0 prev us on e n e ‘
town. levies u n the following described
resi «this 0 sold
THOMAS MORRIS.
situated in town of Norwslk, in quantity
smut 15 acres, and bounded northerly b
lsud now or formerly of Frances A rle -
leek sod lend new or formerly of Petty
its . , the widow ofJohu Headmaster” by
hlghwuy. southerly-b hi hwsy or lune,
snuhvusterl by Five .iile lver.sucnlled.
Audishsl sellut public section. on
the premises hereinbefore described, on
thellthrluy of Feb., A. 1)., 18in, ut llzlli
o’clock foreuoon. so much thereof us will
raiselhe mm of seven dollars and fifty
cents Infill, thut bcluu the pre-
portiou of the said Thomas Morris of the
sum total in ssh! list, together With the
ulmrues of levy sole. etc. , _
{1' 208Gb: B. S'l‘. JOHN.
Tux Collector. List of Haiti.
Dated at Norwalk, 132122. A. 1)., Wild.
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Tax Collector's Sale.
\' Ol‘iL‘l‘Z is hereby giVen (but the under-
. signed. Collectorof Taxes. under and
by virtue of It ccrtuiII tux warrant, «luly
executed and signed by proper authority
and directed to the undersigned. com-
manding him to levy Imd collect of
THOMAS MORRIS,
turd other persons Immed in the rule
book, on the list to shill warrant. annexed
their several proportiousoi the sum toiui
as therein sinimlwuld sum lIulng‘iI tax
or assessment lulIl upon the assessment
liat mode in 1395 bythe inlmhinmts of
the town of Norwalk, regularly uml
legally assembled, to wit, on the 20th do
of January. A. D., lléllti. met for the pur-
pose of providing for the iutleblmluess of
sold town. levies noon the following de-
scribed real estate of said
THOMAS MORRIS.
situated in town of Nnrwnlk, In qunutity
shout 15, acres and bounded northerly by
lrmduow or formerly of Frances A. Solo
leek. and land now or formerly of l’atly
Reed, the widow of John liredmusiorly by
highway, southerly lI' highway or lune,
and \vmuerly by Eve .\iile liIver so called.
And i shall sell at Public. Auction, on
the premises herelnbeforc described. on
the bib day of Felirnary.A.D.,189?,nt 10:30
o'clock forenooti. so niuch thereof as will
rsiscthe stun of chen (lullursuudliity-
cents, “$7.50), ibnt bcin< the pro
portion of the. said 'l‘homus .iorrie of the
squ Iotul in mid list. together with the
charges of levy, sule, etc.
GEO, ii. ST. JOHN.
'l'ax (,‘ullortor, Li-t of lhl'h.
Dated st .\‘orn'hllr, Dec. 2, All. Willi,
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Tax Collector’s Sale.
‘ U l'l(.'l-) is hereby given that lilelliliil‘F
. signed. (‘ollrcfur of 'l'nx-‘s, IIIIIicr
sud by virtue Hi :1 vermin tux warrant,
duly Q'Xl'l'lllt‘ii illlli signal by proper mi-
thnrityzwrl tlircctml to flu: limb-reigned.
omnimmilng lIIuI to levy nml onllcct oi
THOMAS .\lllilillh'.
mul nilwr persons imlnml in the rule book,
on the list. In Mitiii \vnrruul unnexwl. their
wvurul proportions of the mun tulIIl Its
.lIcrt-iu slim-Ii. shill sum ir'iili: Ii 1.1x or as
testament laid upon ilw item's-sum!” list
made in W.” by the inhubitnuts of ”Ir
town of .\"orwulk. regularly uml lrunlly
assembled. In “it. on tho QIltlI (lily of i)!"
:rmlmr, .\. 1)., Milan”. for the purpose of
providing for lin- imlobtr-Ilnow of mill
town, levies upon the following described
rcul refute of billii
THOMAS MORRIS,
uiiu , in town of Nnrvvulk, in humility
ubot t Lin. and bounded northerly by
imul now or for W N:-
leck and land now or Irm ' y of My
Her-Ii, the widower .lolm liecdmnslerly by
highway, uofl'lherly by hluliwny ur lune,
and westerly by Fvc Mile River. so called.
And i shall hell in Public Auction, on
the premises ili‘l’t‘lllht'i’Orl'. described, on
the 9th day of February, A. l) . NW. :It in
o'clock lurenoon. so much IbI-ruof us will
mine the sum of seven dollars and fifty
('elll lfiifisll. tun! lwimr the proportion of
the said 'i‘hmnm Morris, oi the Mlm mini
in mill list, together with the chance of
levy, sale. etc.
GEO. ll. ST. JOHN.
'l'nr flail-tutor. l.‘!,~t ul lhl‘l.
Dated s! .\‘nrivulk, lieu. '1, A ll , WM.
WWl‘JOTl-CEHl
'l'IIII N i‘nm u. line); m Noun n l‘.
l'.\l‘l'i”.\l.?‘.’ii),lsul.
Nnunxum. l‘nnn . be) in. lstlii.
The normal moo mi: of llm wa'kliolnit~I'~ of
this bank for theolm-tlnn of directors, will be
hold at the hunting house on 'l'IIm-Idny. .lunu.
nr/ 14:. MIT. Polls upon from ll It. m. to 1’1 III.
H. l‘ l'lilf’E f’IInlIiior
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Pictures,
L. H. DECKER
FRED’K. W. ROGERS,
NOVELTIES IN
Goods for the Holidays, Christmas Pepeieriss and
Magazines. ‘ ‘
Hand Painted Decorations to Order.
and Jack Knives.
SKATES SHARPENEDl
Watch this Space for '97 models of bicycles. Bicycles rented repaired '
and stored at reasonable prices.
framed and unfrmncd, oak
and bamboo caslcs, cup and! saucer
easels, glass cabinet framcsflhnnd
painted silver and leather frames, for
cabinet pictures, hand painted plaques
and panels. Pictures framed to order.
Headquarters for artists’ materials.
ill WASHINGTON STREET,
SO. NORWALK.
CELLULOIDl m
Skates, Polo Sticks
is thin St, Norwslk.
_ Roe-ll
@omveuv.
mull , ~ . .
aooswooo ,
peovveev. " l"
Our Crockery department‘ls now
offering beautiful examples of this
most wonderful and famed produce
lion. a delightful blending of mellow
toning with elegantly artistic designs
~dream-llke creations of velvet-like
softness. There is an individuality
and freshness about it which cannot
be conflicted with axiy other ware. a
presence of qualities Much gives it
greater value as areal work of art.
Rookwood has taken the very highest
rank among artistic ceramics. , it
conveys a pleasure to the lover of
“pottery different from any other kind.
it is with genuine satisfaction
therefore that we invite every one,
especially connoisseurs. to inspect
this choice collection. for the oppor-
tunity rarely comes to be able to buy
such rich and luxuriant clay almost
at your very door '
Holiday .mying has commenced.
Crowds and crowds are here every
,day. The big Toy department has
béeu thronged with both little and big
folk ever since we announced the.
opening. Little tots who can't say
anylh else, can lisp ° Reed's ' after
they ve been here once. They
never forget ll; never forget all the
eye-openers and never—ceasing source
of wonders and glad surprises which
greet them .ron' all sides; never for-
get the big lof,ihe store where they
ere. nor whose u is The low prices
‘hls year will make» more cheerful
buylng than ever. Bring the chil-
dren.
The Jewelry serum is fairly out
shining any previous effort. Not
with high priced stuff but will! excel-
lent little gift choosings at very little
priceswprices that any one can afford.
The different things run up into the
hundreds. there's so many. and they
include all the newest novelties in
this class of goods. it is one of the
sights of the town. '
Leather Goods, Writing Paper and
Novelties. just around the corner
from the jewelry. Aholidsy assort~
mom lllalii’: up of lots and lots of use-
ful. everyday things. So attractive
that you'll always find somebody buy-
I'ng something.
Art Needlework-c o m m e n c e d
pIeces—whh plenty of time to com-
plete some choice design before ' giv-
ing time' comes. Newest. prettiest
and richest thoughts ever brought out
in this line. Something that HE: will
like. .
...CALLTT.
South Norwalk
Hardware Co.
AND sill: Tlm NEW
Patent locilsge Bottle!
it is u \vnnllm‘l'll Rig!" to mm mm IIi lhl‘m
curl. ; It I'm-ts you nothing in we them.
i ml of your curb-val opportunity.
The $0. lorwalk Hardware
Company.
THE ssnousl. accuse: co.
Perfection
Radiator
fleets adjoining or upper rooms
without additional expense for
fuel.
Culland See it. Repairs for any
stove that’s made.
THE
IOIWIM.“ PM‘TERI II ”FD. 90.
PM! End Washington thrust Bridge.
: “ ‘“‘””"IIII~ic6Liii
vStorage Warehouse
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0 etc- streetuiew doorsso th
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uhn m mtlulhe t1
, Miloulh iiiihs‘iklsuowom or
the Home of '
Household Furniture, Plsuos,ll-
cycles, Osrrlsgss, Ito.
For full eertlcnlnrs Inquire st the
oli‘leeof
TAYLOR d: GOLDEN.
it WASHINGTON STREET.
booth Home“.
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In order lu make room in this department for Holiday Go
allrllinncr Ware for one week. Oil heaters in all sizes.
r"‘~‘~!‘-r am» ~ ..
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COLLARETTES,
Inorder to induce our fries
specml prices on than for this
for Bargain sales; such goods are null
oIher merchants to acquire such good
which are sure to bring regret both i
hvcry gar‘ment we sell. we fully 3
SPECIAL PRICES 0N
week.
French Couey Coilcrettes,
French Coney Capes,
Wool Seal Collarettes,
Black Opossum Collarettes
curs AIIo ciov
ds to buy their Furs and Jackets before the holiday season, we have msde‘
We do not keep certain lines of these goods,
t for wear and dear at anv‘ptire.
s, but have never been induced to enter into competition with goods
0 the buyer as well as the seller. ‘
usrantce both in quality and workmanship.
I4 50, 5 so, 6.50.
89 50, Io.co, 15.00.
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manufactured expressly
We have the some facilities as“
860:, 7.50.
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Algerian Seal Collarctles, 05.50, 3.39.
Algerian Seal Capes, ‘ 83.50. '
China Seal Capes, full sweep, . 8:5.co. . .. . w
M U FF 3.
Black Hare Mulls, 09c. ‘K
French CrIney Mulls, 98c. -
Algerian Seal Mulls, 81.75.
Chino Seal Mulls, $1.50.
Electric Seal Mulls, 83.00.
Black Oppossum Muffs, 83 00.
Black 'l'hibet Mulls, .6 so.
FEATHERS AND FUR BOAS.
Real Ostrich Feather Boas, * 61.75.
or. It 6- H 1 yard long‘ .5 to 6 so
Tlnbel Fur Bees, 82 75.
u n H‘ 1 yard long. 84'75'
“ " “ x 1'2 yards long, 66 50.
, JACKETS. ,,
Heavy Hoover Cloth Jackets, all sizes, 04.25. '
“ “ " " Velvet collar, 85.00.
" “ " “ braided front and back W 6
high collar, $6 50.
lioucle Cloth Jackets, silk lined, $7 so.
Persian Lamb Cloth Jackets, lined through, $8 50.
Housefurnlshing Department.
ods, we will make a discount of it)
per cent. to
R‘Rvg’CHRIé‘i'IuASh .
We are out-doing all previous eil‘orts'iu offering bargains in all departments in
HOLIDAY GOODS.
Ladics’Flceced Lined Gloves 3 ‘
lac Pair.
Gcnts' Unlaundered Shirts f
29c Each.
Lallies’ Outing Skirts,
450 Each.
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UNDERWEAR!
‘We have just placed an or-
der for 25 Rolls of those
” VELVET “
CARPETS!
OYT, ‘
CLUB BUILDING,
Norwalk.
‘ ""‘ p "‘ ' "'7'" "V'M:-"_'*Wm
LOWEST
. . . PRICE!
THEY ARE ALL SMILES!
Because they wear our easy fitting, comfortable Clothing. All our customers feel this
way. TRADE with us and you will FEEL THE SAME l
We have now in stock
WINTER CLOTHING 33:12::
By trading with us you will always get the best with prices guaranteed.
EBANCIS a. 90.
GOLDBERG’S
N. Y. Millinery Parlors!
iii full and complete line in all kinds of furs.
Fur copes from 84.2; and upwards.
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infants' and children’s caps and coats at reduced prices.
will be sold from 89c and up.
A Full line of Feather Boas!
A full and complete line in Holiday Goods, in Silver and Gill Metel
Effects.
kcrcbief cases, etc.
$.39 to $5.00; former prices, $2.24 to die.
chsrgs, when mst‘erisls are bought st our establishment.
lows in the latest design made Free of Charge.
GOLDBERG’S
N. li.-Our store will be kept open during the Immth of December
Connecticut juutil 3 P. m.: Saturdays until 9 3o.
NEW YORK
.1 Wall Itroot,
FURS! FURSII FURS!!!
The coat,
, {Silver frames from no and up, jewel cases, ink stands, calendars, haml-
IWe have also put on sale a large assortment of trimmed huts, from
MILLINERY PARLORS
OPP. NORWALK HOTIL
.0 WASHINGTON ITIIIIY
South Norwolk.
MAKI YOUR
WANTS KNOWN
Isl vu-
EVIIII! SIIYIIIL
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Funeral Director
and Embslmer.
l3 Wool-sinners It"...
Io. Howells.
Residence. lishsokeno novel
we'll
0. ll. HIRVI'"
err-v nupnovneuv assessor.
.. luv” .. renounce-z
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I? "to n ”‘ £90.35 III will
u re encrzs use on on
elQerm eIIrfem nosed smolonneui'
unis: lmmedifi elwalrstc undue the
bum. mulmurytoexrlerleucm ”match-m
MR“ u use new for t‘e— surest.
'unlo'l lmmodlu y-w-Cumpetsnt men for
feet munu‘e plm'o. , Must umlmefumi garden.
no.
70 North Main BL, booth Norwslk, (3t.
Norwalk Chronicler