_ . Ilil'llElltiIllllS
was damn it In
SEIIIIIEL'S more.
M 0! nothing: “also“ that
In Hamlin. Mini Mill and Vicinity
om. Their Ilium! ”amylase.
Mrs. C. '1‘. Leonard. of West avenue.
is quite ill. W
The Arlen Singing society will prac-
tice tonight.
“M
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~Winter caps. O‘Brien's.
Company Fveterans will hold their
annual reunion about January 10.
«Sausage, 9‘5. , (5 Water street, Nor.
A concert will be lieldinGermunia
Hall, tomorrow night. The Philhar»
monic orchestra will furnish music.
'-—-325-worth of gifts from the mer-
chants will be a great card for the East
avenue Christmas bazaar.
The cantnts"Sauta Claus’ Reception,"
will be given by the Sunday school of
theNorwalk Methodist Episcopal church.
on Christmas night.
-—Buy Peck & Snyder skates, receive
free ticket on bicycle. drawn Dec. 24.
South Norwallr Hardware Co.
Mrs. Lmis Hellman and family will
sail for Germanymext Wednesday. They
will probably remain permanently in
the fatherland. __ .. .,
wProf. M. S. Boson, the well-known
oeulist-opticion, can be consulted at his
office. in the parlor of the City Hotel.
South Norwalk, Tuesdays, from i) a. m '
to 8 p. m. Eyes examined free.
At the regular meeting of the United
Order of the Golden Cross, last night,
several candidates were initiated. Sov-
erul propositions for membership Wcl‘o
acted upon.
~Specinl prices on horse blankets
until January lst. ' South Norwalh
Hardware company.
During the football game between the
Pequonnock and Center school eleveus,
Harry Cemetcck, of the Center school
team. sprained his ankle quite badly.
He Will be laid up for several days.
wTurlrcys, l'll._.c. N. Y. Mkt.
The loan exhibit at 2' Mott avenue will
be continued todiy, closing at l) p. m.
It has recoivcd praise from those who
have inspectc l the varied specimens of
past and present curios,
~Tho Connecticut Laundry, Havi-
laud street, will replace worn out shirl'
bands free of charge.
Joseph G. Jennings, of New York
city, whose health was somewhat bene—
fited by a sojourn in South Norwallr last
, month, has had a relapse and is quite
sick.
——Buy your Christmas presents at the
East Avenue bazaar, Dec. it and 15.
The Young Women's Christian Tom.
perance Union has arranged to hold a
rally in Music Hall, Sunday at :3 p. m.
Rev. Samuel Hooville, of Stamford, and
Rev. John T.Wiutcrs.ol South Norwalk,
will be among those who will address
the meeting.
-—Enl‘ mulls. ()‘Brien‘s.
___._..~—
Mrs. Mary E. Coon, of Washing—
ton, D (3.. who is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Joseph Cox. of Roton Hill, had a
had full while gctting out of a carriage
0n Suturdnymcvcrcly spraining her ankle
and sustaining olhcr bruises, which will
confine her to the house for some weeks.
Division No. 1, Ancient Order of Hi-
bcrninus. South Norwnllr. elected them
oiiicors at the annual meeting: President.
John L. Kelly; vim-president, Joseph
Mouohaunecording secretary. Michael
.T. Mchrnoy: financial set-rotary, Mi-
chael McSallyztrcnsurer, James b'rnith.
()ther olllciuls will be elected at the next
met-ting. and the intnllation ceremonies
will occur in January.
~-~Sausagc, Ho. N. Y. Mid.
Frank A. Ferris, who last \wek pro-
sentod the scholars of the Franklin street
school with four barrels of apples, yes-
terday sent several barrels to the Con-
cord street school and to the scholars in
the Knudsen building. The pupils no
precintsdthe gilt imnouscly, and Will!
hold Mr. Ferris in kind remembrance.
Last summer, when Mr. Ferris was ill,
the scholars sent him llowvrs.
wk
URY
or
CURES
. 'flll. RIOORD 0'
Temperance rally at Music can to-
morrow afternoon at 3 o’clock. .
~Bpecial line 118315;}; price: cut in
hell tor the bollday'trade. Hoyt's jewel-
ry store.
The new Town Court room is to bo
heated by steam1 , . ‘
—~Tbe Connecticut Laundry. aniland
street. is doing very nice Work. Try
them. ‘
Herman Heniy Bruns. son of John
Henry and Augusta Bruns, died this]
merning at his home, 6 Day street.
mFresh pork, He: N. Y. Mkt.
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
Acreamo!’ tartar biking powder. I'll heat
of all In leuveoing eil'oo'thr-Iattosl nilcd
ritutes Government Food lopor .
(
ROYAL BAKING I’OWVDEII (10.. New York.
The Peqnonnoclr eleven bent the Ceu~
ter school at football. yesterday after-
noon, by a score of 22 to 0.
~Christmns number of Herald. Jour—
al and World tom row. Leave orders
at Coleman's. De verywbere.
The South Norwnlk Baptist church is
being repainted.
Samuel Stevens. of the Consolidu'ed
railroad freight office in South Norwnlk.
is sick.
H. D. Brundnge, ot‘Norwalk, will
speak of the gospel league service,
tomorrow afternoon at 3:15 o'clock.
——-Chickcns, l'Zch. liayes’ market.
Commencing Monday evening, the
dry goods stores will be open evenings
until after Christmas.
—-The largest and best line geld pens
and pencils ever shown in this city.
Iont’s jewelry store.
William A. Benedict has sold to John
A. Unborn, land and buildings in Maple
street.
Colby at. Smith have decorated the
windows of their Norwnlk store with
skill and taste. fl
A son has been born to Letter Car-
rier Percy Glendeuning and wife. oil
East avenue. "
A railing has hcen placed in the hall-
way hauling to the South Nor-walk
Council chamber.
~10“. pail of pure home renderodlnrd
for Mic, at Haycs’ market.
Civil Engines-N). N. Wood is surrey-
iug to secure an estimate upon the cost
of a bridge over the Norwalk river. near
Catherine street.
—-Colby &Sniith are making mixed
candy nt 150.. per lb. Norwulk and
South Noru‘ulk.
‘ Company 1“. Fourth Regiment, (3. N.
‘ll., willhnvo a game of basket ball in
the Norwullr armory, Tuesday night.
Admission will be tree to all.
~l’eanut brittle and chips. fresh to
day, at Colby 8: Smith’s.
George S. Trowhridge re (10., are hav-
ing a large Christmas sale of pipes and
cigar-holders. They have the finest
lines in town.
A Crawford bicycle arrived at Adams
Express company's ollice, this morning.
forhAthur 5. Ezekiel. from the (‘ruw-
l‘ord (‘yr‘lc company, of llaggorstown.
wThe celebraied I'lollnn'r Clogg' um- Maryland.
hrellos, in gold and silver mountsq Sec
window lloyt's jewelry store.
,
l -.\ splendidholidnyprescnt‘. A box of
., ..-.._. lmpcriul Crown cigars. l
Superintendent Shepard issued an or- i
dor. yesterday, that the bootblncking
stands in the waiting rooms of the South 2
Norwalk depot wuuld II'|\'t‘ to be moved
out on the platforms.
BI.- suro and intend tlw lolliperntico
rnlly tomorrow afternoon in Music Hall.
at 3 o'clock sharp. Everybody is invit-
rd, and a good limo is ussun d.
__ ‘ A. Richardson, .I, '1'. Winters.
——-Aprons from “”1321!“ of the United l licv, Samuel Hirowllc and. others are to
States will be sold at the East avenue ‘ SWill:-
bazaur. }
I
lit-v.
The Ellis Musical club will meet lilon— gonndy, :it (Why or Smith‘s.
day night with Mr. and Mrs. John ' ,
'l‘iyon, Riverside avenue, l‘lastNirrwalk. l 7“" l'l-‘Wl‘l-‘ll‘r HY I’Alll‘”? (“dill““ll'.
All interesting Programme will be run luficr illl'lFllllf I“ V l'lill't‘l‘“ “l illi'ill‘llllm“
dfiww ltion to tho Mammary of .sl m‘. lmrin-d
lllml liwrv inns unolln-r lirawhtior Monu—
.__l‘odny at Colby a: hillllll s. frmh l fzn'lulllls,’(Milllrill‘nl' i” .g/“mmipmy :unl
chi .7 nndb'okc ",a dc. . .
De 1 I“ n - :11!" Hanna o! tin: lly lulpvl‘ comp-.uy has,
in coimouvnrc. Imp chuogr-d to 'l‘hv
Drought Supply compunv.
ARTICLES 0F ASSOCIATION
«I! lil'
Druggists' Supply Co.
~—~— ~ , I
Nothing could make a more suitnblul
Christmas present than one of Jacks in’s
platluotypo portraits. Mr. Juckson‘si
work has :1 wide rcpulu’ion for artistic ;
posing, lighting and iiuishing. llc
guarantees (.llii'istinas dolivnry of all
photographed they ureordcrcdat choc. v“... .,.,.;,.,.;.n.,,. i M... ., 2.... .,. ,,
. . ”in” >0» ~l. n citywidll m,‘ illwlvl‘ "iul'llv'
. . ' :l.‘~\'~l‘ 1' this ~l.iti-. ivv “Ni". M win '1.» n; or! m
-—A Brownie Cliristmns true and n r, ”H“... ‘ ' l‘ r '
‘ l ' "| ‘ t 'i 1 Ali‘l'lr . 1-: I. Tim nun'w- I v ul. . o llm l'v-r
fancy doll hours at tlu. his. uunm [Hr HM “In“ ”NH“! H “1W ”Huh“.
(.hnstmns bazaar. sown ~ on) o-v. p . p
, MN I' ’i! llvr-al-rl't\l.‘.-'Illl iw'umu
ltillwl is In hi
'llIlII mom!
wturv- :llnl -t|ll mogul-JV
Manager Mitchell has sin-«milod in "‘l l"t‘~“”"‘l “"“"“‘””“‘l” "31
- . IIIIllL‘i vl void-VI“! 1.. mm Mogul“...
arranging a dutc'lor Dvnman 'l'homp- An: lingcm-lwoitinn Mu l“ Ii-uflvhl
' in!!! tovn .u \r-nmlk. count, xi l":.ii':‘.u!:l,
son‘s and George W. Ryer's "Sunshinu
iLI‘-I ~.'.nt:~.-1't‘.oo.. u‘.
m of item-*1; ilol uni-I; I~l
l . ' . " . . . Anr IV. The
of .lumdisc Alliy. to appear at tho ”\Mhnmw, ‘ . mom.) t” “M m».
Norwalk Opera House. It. iannuary .3. MI”! duo-m. u! do Mir \ duo of iuvut‘,‘ !l\o
, . . . . 1. mi . l‘Il.
Plus 1:4 guaranteed to be the genuine and t ‘ Mfr} ‘ in. .1. wow-cw... : up..-" 3.. .,..,..
I
» v . .. v l.‘ ‘1 I ~. Illw III- li'illllvi‘l HI worn-owl “:Hil
. ) l l l . 7"“, l‘ . .
Illi ( “I" “m I)“ ‘I (“t iwllvlllll -t WI. .imnw ll w’m no ‘h ~Ii:1ro
' ' “up“. , lIn‘ 1-H \‘nluvml‘ tun-1h... .l IIJIEN
__ ‘ '. I . on‘ . ‘i' ‘ . ‘ltIlIIIn wit I‘.|--!i'_\‘ lr-l' "NI! Iliv‘t- v' Ill l'l‘IlIl'l
(JIHLIWHE Ir '." "‘ \. MM" ‘hi\ 1;”... of Alllwr'llllllivll, and Hm ImlnnM
IIIl‘l't‘HI urz Pulled tor in tho thrown.”
lloH-rl n! XHI’W-lllhllllw "III day of Ilv-ouu lwr,
A. II. Irilvi.
.‘iu'm-Hlu-ri \o‘ii' ~.
N I" (ixii-Ilrmr.
I-‘runkd . IIvllv.
\\ . h. Slum-mm.
CIGARS!
CIGARS!
By the
ll )x,
from
50 Cents to
$6.50.
W. S. Hturtovunt has inlrmlumnl tinv
h'ympouion musli- i) ix in Norwalk, and
has several styles or his store in North
Main street. 'l'hcsv music boxes are. un~
like those horctofore monufaclurml, and
that they play any uirdesirod. ’l‘hc men-s
a re vcry handsome.
.‘w .." "but” ~.
ll.
Captain Thompson, of New llnvcn,
inspecting olll tor of tho (.‘. N. (I., visit.
ed Company D. last night, and compli-
mented Captain A. J. Wilcoxson upon
the excellent showing his company nude.
[do also instructed the noncommissioned
officers in their duties.
v
The cantata “ I‘ivangvlino ' was pre-
sented by ltwnl talent in the Donbury
()pern Houm, Wodnusdny and Thursday
nights. Miss Lulu M. Smile-n. formerly
of South Norwulk, was a participant in
some of tho protty dam-us, and at the
second pi rlorunincc enognvu a reading.
Miss Shillin was a pupllof l’rot‘. Francis
Crop. of Boston. and is u grnduntool tho
Coniwctiout Literary Institute, Sulllcld.
PIPES!
PIPES!
From
I Cent
to $2.00.
Cigar nml Cigarette lloldcrs,
Cigar and Cigarette (Janos,
Tobacco i’ouclws nnd Huull' Iloxefl,
liloorsvlnmm uud llrinr Pipes, Cold
Mounted and Main. at
mowemoos & co,
Corner Cigar Store,
SOU Til N()RWAI.K, CT.
——-Duohs, l:.”..l‘. N. Y. Mitt.
At the annual nmoting of the Daugh-
tcrnof Erin, Ancient Order of Hiberni-
ans i been oilicetswere elected: l’i'csidvnt.
Miss Bridget Power; vice-prosidont,
lilies Mary McNamara; recording snore
tnry, Mrs. John McNamara; financial
s4 crvtnry. bliss Nellie Do-loughery; trou-
surer, Miss Annie MoAulifioo; si-rgount-
zit-arms. Miss Mary Hickey; sentinel.
Miss Annie Kicrunn. Miss Mamie ELECTION NOTICE ,
Fahey. county president, will the install '
ofilocrs at the first meeting in January. 'l‘tii:l't1\ Xmow um. ‘rl bunu'uILCW.
'I'Ir-rvwilir ummnl mW-ti l.’ or the stock»
huldvrsofih shook luv the i-‘wvlinn n! dim»
Inmlprliw mil-Hill!“ your. will ln-IWIIIM Ihf'
hunkmghuune on low-don [bomb dug-o!
January. IBM. from i In '2 ”Mr fill it In
JAM)“ III. LA \‘THN. l'ushler.
Roma Knowing. t'mm . De! 1’). woo.
MThc Connecticut Laundrydlavilnnd
street. will send {or and deliver washed,
Matched and rough dried family work
tyer’s Se'rsaparllla.
at live cents per pimnd. du n in) inn 9 n
e.‘vo'.LAw-ro-Na.co.
'DO NOVAN BLOCK, WA
Mrs. J. '
~.\ludo today. oldinshiom d molasses.
M
‘ uunimmmmmmunions
m
PANCAKE FLOUR. .MIIICE MEAT.
Aunt Temima’s, 1 None uch, ) 3 P’k’g’s.
Aunt Maria’s, ~ to at: New nglnnd, FOR
Grandma’s, I Liberty Bell, I 25 Cents.
F.D. LAWTON a 00.22 South MelnStroet
..T._A..m....._....~_m y..-m-..‘..,..
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EDWARD STREET.
SPECIALS THIS WEEK
Underwear! Hosiery l! Gloves!!!
STOCK COMPLETE! PRICES ARE VERY L0
WE DON‘T WANT YOU TO MISS THE GOOD
OUR ART DEPARTMENT.
NEW DESIGNS 14ND PATTERNS.
EDWARD STREETI
I noawsut. conu.
. V Christmas!
Is coming. ltcmvmber the little ones
will expect something in tln-irstockinge.
We will help you do tho right thing by
them for the next two weeks. Forcvery
cosh sale of “loo or ovcr you will get a
ticket which entitles you to a chance for
a *5 gold piece for your Christmas. Our
prints will be the same as usual. thelow-
est.
New York Market
FRANK 5. AYERS. Prop.
IN'
5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
SHINGTON STREET.
E. M. JACKSON,
l‘llntogrziplicr.
Christmas Photographs!
M
Nothing could make a more suitable
present for yr
our of :- t : : . . :
INOTYPE - PORTRAITS.
ll~‘,i‘fillll\lll;1plt‘dfilllz (rll'w‘ts in lighting and
posing Z ‘ ' '
)ur family or your friends than
JACKSON’S L'FSL’A'T
All of the nmvcst styles of Noemi-zip
I
Illur work posses: Igl'ALll‘Y and MERIT at is fully up to thc standard of Mod-
‘ mu l’orlruturv.
CHRISTMAS DIILIVICRY Hi“ Alil. WORK.
E. M. JACKSON, Photographer, 53 WALL STREET.
Norwalk, Ct.
Hl'l’N i:\‘i-..\i\o~.
'WTIME To THINK!—
A liOl' '1‘
Christmas Presents
Let Us Help YouThink.
lly naming a low suitable gills purchased l'or our holi-
day trade :
i
v
1
Silk Mufflers,
Silk Handkerchiefs,
Initial Handkerchiefs,
Neckwear,
Gloves,
Open
(very Evening
Until Full Dress Shields.
.9°'°'°°k- Silk Suspenders,
Satchels,
“——-——-—-—-—~“‘""“"‘""""“""“"l Umbrellas,
Hats.
White Vests, For Evening Wear.
Buy your boy a Sweater.
White Lawn Tics. evening dress; sized some as collar.
DAVIS,
Clothicr, llattcr and Furnisher.
Mahackemo Hotel Block, 50. Norwalk, Ct.
a...
THE TAILOR,
Give Your Horses Cleanflats.
If you love your horses as I do mine.
as you should. you will need no such
ndvico.
At times you may be induced to
prose your horses to their extreme
ability in order to accomplish sonic
tit-sired result. I Don't feed them poor
or dirty outs. and then expect them
tomalro the extraordinary ellort.
They won't feel like it.
[ screen all outs before delivering
them. [
MANUEL I'r. HATCH.
Th6 Grain Dealer.
ll Innis-ll Street. 80. Inmolk.
Chicken.
and
HORSID.
any
GOLMANI’
LIV” IV
.TA BLE.
. a...
m- >
In year perusal of this paper or.
you reach these columns and
very carefully what we have to
about our ' '
Special
Drive -
ln-
Underwear.
COOOOCOQOOOOOOQOOOQ
l
l
l
Someone’s misfortune has placed us in
a position to ochr $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. I '
Sold everywhere for ................ $1.50
SOLD BY 178 FOR, ..... 1.00
the
Saved by customer,............ ..... .50 on each garment.
M
For $I0.00
We will sell you what; we believe to be
The Best III! 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 statement.
Comstock Brothers,
Old and Reliable Clothiers.
I4 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
South Norwalk, Connecticut.
MILFORD A. GIFFIN, Mgr.
Comstook Bros. Masonic
Bld'g. Nor-walk.
“.332”
Tou May Guess!
And if you are first to guess the cor-
rect age of “BIJOI’” he is yours after
December 25th next. T o guess costs
nothing, and we will present him 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 possible
prices. Everything for men and boys’
“‘Cfll‘.
CLOTHING
AND
FURNISHINGS!
No ............ I)ate....................1896
W. A. "BENEDICT & CD.
John A. Camp, Successor.
EVERYTHING IN CLOTHING AND FUR.
NISHINGS FOR MEN'S AND BOY‘S WEAR.
.The Pony ”Bijou,”
Will be given to the person gupssing the nearest
detect his birth. Two guessing the same, the
, pony will be awarded to the one guessing it first.
. Contest closes December 24th, r896.
.1896
W.A. BENEDICT 8: CO.
can".
Date................
JOHN A. CAMP, Successor.
Name” nunnun-nun“.-i”insurgent-nuns".
Address
Guess...................... ......
SOUTH NORWALK.
w. A. BENEDICT a. co.
John A. Camp, Successor.
m wast-omen “(TV .0. Norwalk. ,.
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