1111‘. 1111111111
w‘mmmm‘
, 1111131111 111111111 IIII
lllIIEII SINCE THE RIVER.
'mum II the 091111119 111 the It»
W mutmhonuallutiug 111 May-
'm Noel: and trader Company
Wot I’onlmnstor Irving Smith
1111 taken wltlia chill, this morning,
ltd was obliged to go home.
There was a very large attendance,
night, at tho lair of the ladies of the
“Avenue Methodist Episcopal church,
M11111: the basement parlors. The re-
mime were meet gratifying. The fair
nlom :tonlght. Among those present
‘ wen u delegation from Rownyton, and
Rev. and Mrs. Axll. Wyatt represented
the Norwulk church. The merchnnto’
' booth was in charge of Mrs. Frank Day
5 111.11 Mrs. J. C. Hawkins; apron booth,
Hrs. .51. J. Smith and Burwell Day;
fancy articles, Mrs. Daniel L’Homme»
' diet: and Mrs. Lewis Fowler; dolls and
.' broir'niee, Mrs. E. E. Gorhnm, Mrs. II.
'V. Carr and 11111111 111111111 Ainsworth;
conned fruit. Mrs. William Wright.
”The “Mother (1011111)” house proved 111
' novel and taking feature. It was in
charge of Misses Mary Hawkins. Clnrn
'Dny and Irene Youngs. Robert E. Mor-
‘ than had his Venetian were exhibit and
turned out many hundsonie articles,
which found :1 ready sale
The monthly n1eetinr: of Mayflower
Hook and Ladder company was held
last night. 11 was voted to keep open
house on, New Year's day, as 11111 com-
pany has (111111: in previous years. David
Tronnsen was elct‘ted 11 member. It
was also voted to shorten the double
doors in front of the building, putting in
'atrnnsom at the top. E. C. (laswell
was appointed :1 committee to arrange
lore. penooltlo tournament with 11 team
from Old Well Hook and Ladder oom-
pnny, of South Norwnlk.
Captain A. B. St. John, of Henry
street, and Ezra and Harry Hoyt, of
1131181: avenue, have top dressed their side-
walks with cinders.
The Advent church will hold 11 cottage
prayer meeting tonight, at the hem:- of
Captain W. ll. \Vih'ox, West street,
South 1.‘\(1r\1111l1
Fred Hyatt, oI’V unkind! .1111111111, 11111!-
1y burned his feet, yesterday 11111111. :11
work in Meekcr's foundry, in Norwalk.
Robert Edward Rider, who has been
the guest of {111 11:15 1111re,ntnr1111d to his
home in Be11p11rt,l. l.. v11~tt rdov
Mr. and 111111.1{11111rt 1".1‘1lly,
Brooklyn. spent Sundxiy 111111 Mr.
Mrs. S. T. (J111'1111111, Belts 111 1111.
Miss Aunn ll'lot-r, 111' (franbnry, is
spending the 11:.1lidz1ys:on ;Htrn'.vb1~1'ry
Hill, with her brother, Joe Room.
Mrs. John L'iil11111111mlieu,of ltowuy
ton, spent Sunday with Mr. and 111111.
George Sherwood, of Day street
Robbie ’l‘nte, 01 Henry .‘ill'lf‘l,
ting along nicely
DANIEN AND NONOION
The purse of 111-111 presented to low,
Louis French at the reception 1'11Iel1l'ul-
1111; his third of attentury pastonnaof
St. Luke’s ('hnroh, amounted to $171,").
The presentation 1111111111111 was made by
Senior Worden W. 1'1. Street.
The Mission I'm-111, 111‘ the (.‘I‘mu‘rngn-
national chnrt'h. will hold 1111111111 11nd
trindy sale in the 19111111'11-1011111. IIIUlgltl,
rt :11 '1' to 9::1'111'11111011'.
Mrs. Georuiu K1111, 11! Wm'part, hue
been vieitinghm- pgtrmllr. Mr. 1111:] Mr».
111111111311 B11111.
Mrs. .131111111111'11111111y 11111 been vinit-
in: her 11111112111111. Mn. 1\ B I'l1‘11xhontnr.
of Stamford. who 1111111111111 11111111 111. but
111 improving.
Albert ll. 15111111111111 11nd “'111111111 H.
Illngdon have been doing Jury duty in
Bridgeport.
Mrs. W. H. F‘mrbnnke is romeorinz
from a severe 1111111111 (1! 11111111111111».
Everetthli’lepmuh 11:11 rammed the
lloh intuition 111 11111111: 111111 311111111111.
MM Ralph Jollnrenn, o! Huttlb lilvor,
N. 11., 111111 11mm 1'11111'1111 her 1111111111,
Rev. and hire. 1.1111111 French.
Mrs. Willinm 'l‘ttrnvr 11111111111111 riaitina
In Horton.
The “tenors, it in 01111111111111. will have
their 111111 compleml today, and will the
them with Town (.‘lorlt Boll, where they
will be open for innovation 1111111 1111111111111-
4“). when the Board of lit-lief will hold
them-11111111111. There will be '11 num-
Nl'ofehnttgee 111 the valuation nl pro.
portion whleh. it :11 11111111.: 111111 11111111:
Wooten to the property 111111a~r~
fixflwwm.uamv~_ww~.mmw
WINNIPAOK.
Priondn hen1 1111111 111.11.11.11 invitation:
to attend the ordination 11! John ll
Men tothe ptienthmwl 111 1'11. Bonn
renter” church. 111111311113, 11', Y . 11:11:11
My. 11nd also in 1111 pro-1111111111. the
19 11111111111111 of his “111111111111 at Ht. Mary's
GEN, Neurotic. mt Chrlelmoe due, at
10“ I. in. Mr. Shaman II the turn of
Daniel 811911111111.
In. Henna]: thlmillit. m: t‘1nr oi
life. It. fihreyor. i1; dnnmmoslyill 111
her 1101111111 New York city.
Oliver (2. Imlhm 11th 11 big owl,
My night. It 1111111311131! five feet
truth tip to tip.
(If
{11111
1.4 mt-
,i'.-1 11111111 111111 111111 the larger per 111111:
10' persons who mt oysters, do 11111 1111':
1.111 ‘ 1: 1111 11111111 111111115.
Minter 1111111111 11111 111 the 811111 ItemIt
Public Library.
Nearly very tent in the South Nor»
walk Librry building was taken, but
night, with Engineer Sanford gave his
lecture on 1', Oyster Culture." He was
introdn 2 by 0.. Swarm, one o! the
Shell Fish Commissioners. During the
evening 1)] too were distributed, illustra-
ting thé‘ Early Bird," the first oyster
steamer. 1111 modern oyster steamerr,
and elect. ebiology ’of the oyster. Mr.
Sanford 11 111,111 part:
“The a: bjeot of the oyster and its
enemies, lithough very common here,
ieneubjeot and an industry that very
littloia known of, back in our inland
towns, 1111111 yet from time immemoriul,
oyster: 1111119 been found in some of our
harbor» 11nd channels. No doubt ln-
diana were oysteruien. centuries before
us. 1111 youloan find in certain localities
heaps of oyster shelll of large area, not
only nenrj the river banks, but back one
end two thiles from the shore. At the
same timla, 1 consider that this lndnetry
is in its infancy.
”The that record of planting sheila
was by ,Nothan Roberts and Oliver
Weed, all South Norwalk, 111 1847. The
entire plnnto! sheila this your for the
state is 12,119,246; crushed stones and
gravel, 1199,1161), 11nd dredge materiel,
4511.922, 11 total of 11.831.121.41 bushels.
"Provided the spring is warn: and
weather favorable and the water out-
side of the harbor 11111111 ranges in tern»
pernture‘l‘rom (Ill to 71 degrees, the fe‘
male oyster will [nuance several million
eggs, airll'will continence 'to 11 11,0111 in
'shonl nutter in the month of 1 uly. 111111
in deep water no late as the 151111 of
Aug-mt.
"When oysters are 11.1: molested on
the 111111111, during the feeding season,
they alwlnys have their shells: open I
am not Hlure at the pro-lent time, to any,
if not 11111111521111, if they will remain open
all the season. They food about six
months 11:11:11 year. An oyster feeding
on his bed, twu feet underwater, 'will
close his: shell at the report ofa g1111,ond
lbnvo soon then: remain closed for twen-
ty-l’our hours: as :1 rule they rennin
closed about, three hours.
"Much has been said about the drink
1111: or 11111111111; ol‘ oysters, before they
are 111nr1ieted. 111111 many ideas 11:11 lornr
ed. 11111111 {1111, that oysters ju'lit'ion-dy
lloated, will keep much, longer out
of
«voter than 1111110. taught in
the 511111111 11nd not floated. 1511111111-
ly, 1111 oyster caught in the $111111!
for thorn. and will almost ulivnya 1'1‘1'1
them bitter."
Mr. blanfonl then 111111 1111111: oysters
calender—-1119 drill and 1114' svullyh-vrn l
the 111111110115 employed to exterminnto‘
them.
He entimnted the quantity of oystera
sold from (11'11191't111111. nut-111.1111 NM 11:
1,000,111,111 b11ahels, giving Pnlpl'lynv‘nt t 1
1.3281111111111131
He told what cultivation 11:11 11111111.!
gave the 11:11 1:1 of the 1112111 111' ster 11111111,:-
nution11.11111 :11'111111f the nntural oystu',
b11de,11pokeuf tin1 511111 Fish I'o111111i~
31011, 1111111 111111 what the 1'11 tel~11111 ‘
Fisherlt's («hminiseion thought 11111. 1111
the lndintry 111 these 11 more
~~Bound to Please.
Husbandn, mveethenrtn and brothers
will appreciate the gift of a 11 1x of [111-
periul Crown rigors.
.-. .1
ANN UAL XMAS SALE
,F'ANCY GOODS!
11 1111'
WIDMAN' s EXCHANGE,
11411111111-1111I1r1111on~ '1 1m 1 lull win It ltd-1
111~-I1,1111111lt~1'111111 :1'111 ev-nlnu-I tl11llu111<
\ttt'kl‘lulllllu 111 1'11111'11 111711"
”:5”
Shorty Sherwood. Hatter!
()tcnplen» poi-Hun of E. (lunekalu'
attire, corner or W all and Water 8111'
Call and tree the later"
Nbrvmlk.
11111111111111 Hutu. Ilnnu "A:
119.3”
L1H. DECKER,
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NONAYTON
Rev. C. W. 3111111111, 01’ Long Hill,
spent yeoterdny with hie parents, 11:.
11nd Mrs. R. H. Boylaton, Maple Itreet.
Miro Lulu Godfrey, of Main street.
ha: been spending a week with her
uncle. Henry Godimy, in New York.
Ex-Counclhnm Bands 8911131111 111
rounding the winter with his sister in
Dnrien.
Mien Alain: Renter. who has both
staying at Bell Inland, has returned to
Goa U011.
John and Lulu Collin, who were ill (1
diphtherimhove recovered. Dr. H. C.
Sharer notified Health Officer Tracey to
that client, yesterday. It is probable
the quarantine will be removed today.
No other cast-11 have been reported In
town.
A 111111 to Shoppers.
The following from the Dunbury
News is applicable in every sense to
Not-walk: "The local merchants 11111211151
riporto an increase in roles, which 11'-
wnys conic-11 with the be-
ginning ol the holiday 11-‘1de. Gin-is -
mat shopping will, the merohnnts hope
continue lively 1111t11 the holidays are
over. The stores are well stocked with
new and attractive [500119, more new, (11
course, 11nd more surely zittrnctivo than
ever before. It hardly seems 11111! there
woo any need of repeating the onndal
admonition to do youi l14111dny shopping
entirely nthonie. {111th local market
11111111111111, 11litrenll 111.11 01111 bedesio
11d. Una can go further from home 111111
lore much worse. Merchants have
etriven to please, 111111 their efforts can
be no better appreciated 111'111 by x'ntron-
17.1111; then-1."
CRANBURY.
Mrs Albert Thomas is visiting Mrs.
l". 5, Lyon, of South Norivnlk.
Washington Lodge will hold :1 special
meeting 111111.;bt.
M111. 1). M. Fillow will givr :1 supptr
11nd sociable for the benefit 0! Washing-
ton 110111.111, tomorrow night, :11 her
home.
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CIIGARS
'CIGARSI
lly the
Iiox,
from
50 Cents to
56.50.
PIPES!
"PIPES!
From
I Cant
to $I2.00.
(light and Ginnrtet-to Holders,
Cigar n11d (ilignrotte (Fuses,
'l‘obncco Pouches n11d Snufi' Boxes,
Meemdlnnm 11nd llrinr Pipes. (1111111
Mounted and Main, 11t
TROWBRIDGE 81 00.,
Corner Cigar Store,
SOUTH NORWALK, (IT.
YOUR CHIIDTMAS GIFT
or your Yew Yenr'n gift will 111111111-
tniu 111 give the recipient 11111111111“) 11' it
11111: 11111111 purchased from (1111' 111111111.
Mnylm you have neglected getting 11 low
111113111111: you 111111111 to 111-11d, We 11111 11mm
111 1111111 mnething to moot your 1111111111"
111ml! you don't wnlt. 1111111 it 111 ton 111111
Pictures, framed and 1111l'r11111nd, (111k nnd
1111111111111 1111111111, (11111 111111 111111111111 11111111111.
ulnnscnbnlet ("1111111, hnnd pointed silver
and leather {I‘llult’ll-flt!‘ unbinet pictured,
11111111 pointed 1111111111111 11ml punt-l1. l'ic-
three framed to order. Hoodonnrtnru for
Mil-111' materials.
19 WASHINGTUN l-l'I‘REET,
80. NORWALK.
NOVELTIES IN CELLULOIDI
Goods for the Holidays, Christmas Papeteries and
Magazines.
Hnlnd Painted Decorations to Order.
Skates, Polo Sticks
and lack Knives.
SKATES SHARPENED!
Waltch this space for '97 models of
bicycles. Bicycles rented repaired
and stored at reasonable prices.
F EO’K. W. ROGERS,
I9 Main St, Norwelk.
\
TRUE 0 0'0 0 '
11)). M Rood
@on‘noony.
Snnnwom
AND
CHRISTMAS THOUGHTS
Keep holiday trading up to £118 boll-
ing~poim every day. There Is all the
variety, beauty and worth that any one
can ask to have; so much so that
the blg roomy store is crowded almost
from momlng to nlgln. From this on
we shall keep open evenings 1.11 order
to accommodate the thousands who
Ilnd 11 difficult zo‘ come 11 the day-
time.
HANDKERCHIEFS.
An assortment that has grown so
large that It laps over on the Lib: de-
partment counter where there Is a
better light nod more room to see
what one is buying. With a larger
clerlcal force to expedite matters.
Ladles' white. scalloped 11nd em«
broldered. a Special 101. for 5 cents.
'A special lot ladles’ lace edge, regular
15c. kind. for 10- cents. A large line
ladies‘ scallope'd and embroidered and
embroidered and hemstltched. 13c.
each or 2 for 25 cents.
Ladi:s' and men's unlaundered
initial. :1I.~11'11en, 13c. each or 2101 25
cents. Ladlos’ initial, large or small
letter,ali-Iine1i, for 25 cents. Men's
initial. ali~linen. 25 and 50 cents.
The biggest and best line ladles'
scalloped and embroidered and hem-
stllched embroidery 111 the city. for
50 cents. Other ones {01' 75c. $1.
$125. $1.50 $11 75‘ $2. $2 25. and
$2 50 Beauliliuly choice and ele~
33111.
100 different potterns’in ladies
Swiss. at 25 cents {111611. Fang/Silk,
for 13, 15. 25} and 51:.) Cent's. Queen
Anne, 25 15111:: 11911151131'1143111. all-
linenwg, 1,. 1 211.21 2111, horn—4:1
10.13 17 211:1 7.5 Cents Guaran-
teed.
Children's 50115.11: boxes—l, doz. ‘
in a box—Jar 25. 4o. 50 and 7s’cen1s.
MUFFLERS.
Black Silks. tor .20 and 75 C‘NS.
$1,331.25 and $1.50 E'cotc'n I'Z.~.;.1
for $1. $1.25 211211 SLEZO. '1‘1’1 :1
Silk, figur'id. 5T1 311:1 75 1‘1‘1"‘,:'. $1,
31.21) 1111.1 31 5". Navy P111111, 51.
$1.25 2111.111 SCI/11 the i'lninlke.L
chief and Hoswry department.
GLOVES.
Every known kind that are worn in
this section of the country, misses'
and Iadies'. youth‘s and men's.
Lovely shades tor owning wear and
elegantly warm on”. (or outdoor 51111
vice ~v.'aiklng,dr"v1n,tj, Wheeling and
working.
. "CA 14:77”:
South Norwalk
Hardware Co.
.121“ SEE THE .\'l"\\1'
Patent Mucilage Bottlel
11.114 11 womb rl11l111ul1t 11 \1-11 111111 of them
1r111k.111-1.~t>1y11111111111111:-.~1~1-ll1om.
1111111ty1111'1111111-41111110111111").
The So. Norwalk Hardware
Company.
11115 11111101111111. Mucltnez co.
SAVE
Half
Your
Coal
Bill
By using the
Perfection :
Radiator
lleats adjoining or upper rooms
H
H U
DO ’ H
II t.
11 p 11
' all lhnncr
Ladies’Fleeccd Linc-d Gloves
18c Pair.
Gents‘ Unlaundcrcd Shirts,
290 Each
1.1111165 0111111,; Qltxrts
45cEach.
98 WASHINGTON
5011111113”:
BEST
VALUE!
For capes from 8.1.2.1 and upwards.
will be .sold from 89c and up.
without add: tionnl expense for
fun I.
Call nmlSee it. Repairs for any
stove that's made.
Tllli
NORWILN PATTERN & MFG. 00..
Eliot End \Vnehltmton Street llrldgn.
1.1 NDDLN ' ‘1
Storage Warehouse}
ThLlne'nln Woman Wurehomo
n11 Vntt-ratmst. oft-w 1111111111 mouth 1
of Mbltlmnn 11mm. 111 the (Ill? 1
ol Honth Norwnlk. 111 now open lot
the etntuue of
Household Furniture. 111-111111.317-
cycles, Derringer, Etc.
For lull particular» Inquire lit the
l
olllce at I
TAYLOR & GOLDEN.I
“M WASHIHNTON STREET. i
8WD] 50”.“. Connecticut,
N\X.\.\'XXXXXVXXXXXXXXXXYXXXXXXXXXXX
H
u
-1 11111111011111,
ll1uclc Cloth jackets, silk lined,
.l’cr ian Lamb (Tinth jackets, 111.1311 through,
Housefurnlshing Department.
In order it: make room 1n this department l1.rlloli(l1_1 (lands we will make 2 discount of 10 per cent. cn
\111rclorube week.
SCOFIELD 81 H
Infants' and children's cops and coats at reduced prices.
THE LEADING DRV GOODEW STORE.
TRISTRAM 81 HYATT.
2 GAZETTEIIBUILOING, NORWALK, CONN.
SPECIAI PRlCES O .11
thrir Furs and jackets before it
or W113!“ and dear atanv price.
but have never been induced to
MUFFS.
Black Hare Mulls,
French C-ney Mulls,
Algerian Senl Mulls,
China Seal Mulls,
Eirmricr Seal Mutts,
Black (11111111511111 Mulls,
Black Thll)“l Mulls,
FEATHERS AND FUR BOAS.
Real Ostrich Feather 1111113,
A. ‘-
1 yard long,
'I‘Ilibct Fur Boos,
1 yard long,
1 1 2 yards long,
JACKETS.
111 nvy Beaver C loth .In’ckets, 1111 sizes,
“ ” velvet 121111.11,
II ‘ 11", ,
“11.1
,\
()11 bratersi
HOLIIM Y GOODS.
We have now in stOCk
FRANCIS 8: CO.
GOLDBERG s
N. Y. Milling Parlors!
FURSI FURSI! FURSII
AluIInntIco1npiete [im- in all kinds of tors.
The coats
1 A Full Line of Feather 80351
A {1111 11an complete line in Holiday Goods, 111 Silver and Gilt Metal
Eflcrhs
ken: llll’l 1:115:1'4, etc.
:Silver frames from me and up, jewal cases, ink stands, calendars, hand-
We have also put on sale a large assortment of trimmed hats, from
$1 39 111135 :10: former prices, I: 24 to 8111.1.
Ell-ts will be trimmed during the month of December free of
Charge, when materials are bought at our establishment.
180m in the latest design made Free of Charge.
GOLDBERG’ 5
NEW YORK
63 W." Strait.
OPP. NGNWALK NOTEL
N B.~—Our store will be kept open during the month of Dcccmbem
until 8 p. 111.; Saturday: until 930.
XYXXI‘LXXXXXVIXXXXXXXNXXXXX‘CXXXXXXXXX
MILLINERV PARLORS 1“
COLLARETTES, CAPES AND CLOTH JAGKETSI
In order to induce our friends to bnv
special prices on them for this week. W
for Bargain sales; such goods are unfit I
other merchants to acquire such goods,
11111011 are sure to bring regret both to the buyer as well as the seller.
If very garment we 51:11.1“: fully guarantee both in quality and \voikmnnship
French Coney Collarcttes,
French Concy Capes,
Wool Seal Coyllarettcs,
lilatk Opossum Collarettes
Algerian Seal Collarct es,
Algevian Seal Capes,
China Seal Capes, lull sweep,
11: holiday season, we have made
6110 not keep certain lines of these goods, manufactured expressly
We have the same facilities as
enter into competition with goods
[150,5 so, 6 5°
.5o,1o.1o,15.oo.
$6.0c', 7.50.
9-50-
85 so. 1 50.
813.50.
813 co.
(19c.
1181',
81 75.
$2.50.
$3.09.
$3 00.
$6.50.
$1.15.
$5 to 6 '50
82 75-
, 8175-
11150.
8,; :5.
$5.00.
braided front and 11:11:11
S16 50.
15;: 5°-
68 SO.
11 all Sllt’S.
MERRY CHRISTMASI
We are out-doing all plCVIOllS cllorts in nth-1mg bargains in all departments in
Q’Txamine our Line of
UNDERWEAR!
“C have ojnst 11111ch on or-
der for” 1.5 Rolls 01 those
VELVET
CARPE'I'SI
—~.__., m W‘N-.u__fi____—
OY'l',
CLUB BUILDING,
Norwallt. ..
LOWEST
PRICE!
THEY ARE ALL SMILES!
Because they wear our easy tilting, comfortable Clothing. ‘ ‘ ‘
way. TRADE with us and you will Flulzl. Tlll'. SAME. I
All our customers feel this
WINTER CLOTHING 1:121
By trading with us you will always get the best with prices guaranteed.
.6 WASHINGTON STREET
south Net-walk.
MAKIYOUR
WANTS KNOWN
IN THE
EVENING NINTINEL
D. w. 11111111161111),
Funeral Director
and Embalmer.
I.) Vin-Manon “root,
Bo. Flow-1k.
menace. Mnhwkmo "'1"?
1 c. N. HARVEY'S
crrv turnovmcur nonucv.
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cant 111111111 11 place. Mint undomml can 1111a
70 1“North Mule 81.. South Kermit, Gt.
'1'
Norwalk Chronicler