the int Milli" Church Ital.
" m QM We Bazaar—-
Mirth!" law-Item.
Alice Eunice Underhill, then
Eunice Brute. united with
;m;ehurch under the puwrate
‘ ”.mJinut. at South Adams.
lathe summer of 1868, and had
,7 ,‘theabeen aeonsistent member of
L .mlnation. always ready tolend
' hand wherever neededtund
swallowing word to any who
insurrew. Being of an affection-
,Mdimgeitlen her family was always
be deficit treasure, and not a cure
learnt! her happiness until the death of
llamas“. aaou. who died at the
tum-ring use of twenty-one years.
This ”tamer: of her life weighed so
heavily nponher that each succeeding
seat-liar health gradually failed until
finally she knew her days were number.
‘andalte would go home. For her.
had no terrors. She knew in
. [Imam trusted. Abright and shin-
, dogfight beckoned her on to the eternal
world. The change cattle. With the
Wit of her husband, May 18.‘ 1896, her
Miami} rapidly, until, In ls'cp-
tauiher, she was obliged to give up all
V W016 duties. The deer mother lay on
her-bed of enduring three months. He!
“sending physician pronounced it tumor
0! the stomach. The loving children.
With kind friends and neighbors. minis-
tered unto her every want. The patient
More: was called to come up higher,
December 5. aged flityvnino yours and
ten months, to dwell with him "in
.whom ahe trusted.” The deceased
leaves four children~Archer W. Under—
hill.|of New Haven; Mrs. J. L. Dennis,
[OLNeW York: Miss Fannie M. and
Frank R. Underhill, of the homestead.
41v 3,}:-
At the bazaar, last evening, the pastor
of thoEast Avenue Methodist Episcopal
church was presented by .l. A. Hawkins,
in behalf of the Ladies” Aid society, a
beautiful log cabin bed quilt and Mrs.
Frank Day supplemented the gift by
handing Rev. A. J. Smith an album
containing five- hundred and sixty names
ofthe friends who had contributed to.
ward this magnificent present. Sixty-
two dollars was netted in this way by
the society, fifty-seven dollars by the
multitude, and live dollars by a friend
of the preacher and the society. Mr.
Smith responded in behalf of himself
and wife inuvery happy speech. The,
quilthas a history. It was made and)
given to the society by Mrs. Sarah Nash,
a most benevolent lady, sixty-cight
years of age. It is of elegant design
and finely made and quilted.
-—-Call at Lutherdllrinht‘s Repository
and see his line assortment of slcilzhs.
The properly which the East Not-walk I
school district voted to purchase, last;
Friday night, is regarded as an ideal site
forasohool-honse, us the land will re-
quire very little. if any grading. The
apetdalcommittee will probably submit
several plans for a building, from
architects both in and out of town,
and without expense in the dis-
trict until one of the plans is accepted.
Principal Gumbart is very favorably im-
prelaed with a school house in Stamford,
which he recently visited. The prevail-
ing opinion is that the district should
«Got a good sized building. or one, to
which an addition could easily be made,
and that it should be up~t0otlate in every
particular. It Is expectod that there
willbe nearly two hundred pupils for
the school when it is completed.
The scholars of Miss Daisy Ilydcr's
room in the East Norwalk school are
preparing a programme of Christmas
uerciaes. which will be rendered on the
closing day of school for the holiday re-
ceaa. There will probably be u Chris!-
was stocking. with an exchange of pro-
senta between seat males.
The fair under the auspices of the
East! Avenue Methodist Episcopal
'church closed last night. it was most
successful, about 8300 being nctted.
Everything was sold before. tho evening
was over, and the ladies are much pleas-
ed at the patronage accorded them.
John K. Pinch, of First avenue,
when left hand was injurcd in the
Adams Express company's oilico in
South Norwalk recently. started to work
“nearly last. evening, but was obliged
‘toratnrnhonle on account of tho pain
, duodenal! by the hurt.
, Thaquarterly moctinuuttlm Alumni
. l‘ Walnut the East Norwulk High
- school, which was scheduled for tonight.
, ”tempo-twoed until Tuesday, De-
center as. at Bijfllhik
: ‘ m Btdll’s horse ran away again,
“My afternoon, on the Gregory
’Mmld. going directly to the store in
m avenue. but did no damage.
‘ ‘3 Ann Proctor. of the Benedict
m be gone to New York for a
White attenda his; meeting at the
' lm Amy:._...,,
I “ treatment has been opened at 17:!
WW street budge, in the build—
. ifli‘mbydaeob Linxweller.
mmncmomt Henry street, is
a severe auderor from inflammatory
Ell... Battier ls preparing his show
‘1 ,M'“ a dimer a! boom mode.
Bufea a. Taylor, who has been unite
ill, be.- so far recovered as to be able to
be out.
Horace Staples has purchased of Ed.
ward H. and Andrew C. Nth their
right lathe foundry property. and will
rebuild it at once. the work of clearing
up the grounds having been commenced
already.
A Welsbaeh gas burner has been plac-
edrover the organ in the organ left of
Trinity church, and was used for the
first time Sunday.
The Westport order of Foresters has
engaged the rooms in the Jessup block,
over Aaron Bennett's shoe store, and is
having them titted'up. Until they are
ready, the Foresters will hold meetings
in Compo Engine company’s room.
The annual locating and election of
officers of Temple Lodge, 13'. and A. M ..
will be held tomorrow evening.
Miss Susie Gui-ham has been visiting
friends in Norwalk.
Mrs. Oliver Keith has been spendan
a few days with friends in Bridgeport.
Mrs. Walter Price. of New York, is a
guest of Mrs. John W. Hoributt.
Fred Beers, delivery clerk for Beers
Brothers, the Main street amount, was
arrested by Sheriff Kemper for fast driv-
ing, Tuesday morning, upon complaint
of William (3. Slurges. Bel-rs was by
in}: to beat- tllo trolley car going up
Main street, and was “keeping in the
lent,“ when he was seen by Sturgeon
who caused his iil‘l'l‘it. Ho was'placcd
under allllll bonds. ills trial took place,
this morning, before Judge George ll
Smith, in the Town Hall.
WINNIPAUK.
A son has been born to Mr. and Mrs.
Theodore b‘mlbort.
The Christmas festival of St .Anllrew's
Sunday school will be held on (Yllristnms
eve in the mission room.
Mrs. A. l’. Underhill. who has been
seriously ill, is convalescent.
The Y. B. S. 3. football team was dc-
feated, Saturday, by the Winners, by a
score of ill to 0.
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Joseph, yesterday.
George Permit is limping about with
a badly cut knee.
Barry Brown, of New Haven, spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Wood.
~Ladics' dressnlg tables in oak. whitc
enamel. curly birch and birdsoye maple.
for the holidays. Raymond .\2 Sons.
cIeARSI I
CIGARS!
By the
Ilix,
from
50 Cents to
$8.50.
PIPES!
PIPES!
From
I (lent
to $l2.00.
Cigar and Cigarette Holders,
Cigar and Cigarette Ulises,
Tobacco Pouches and Snntl‘ Boxes,
Meersclmum and liriur Pipes. (Sold
Mounted and Pluin, at ’
TseweRIecE a. co,
Corner Cigar Store,
SOUTH NORWALK, CT,
L. H. DECKER,.
lvnni sonic
W.‘
“MI "It“
One reason for giv-
ing the children
H—Oiathat they
never tire oi it.
Another iathat it has
none of the harmful
effects of ordinary
oattncah.
Public Notice!
The Norwalk Tramway company here-
by gives public notice that it will peti-
tion the General Assembly of the state
ot Connecticut. at its January session.
1897, for an amendment to its charter,
locate. construct, build and operate and
maintain with suitable tnrnou ts, an elec-
tric railway through. over and upon (it 1'.
Iain streets and highways of the city or
Nortvulk, city of South Norwulk. town of
Norwallr, town ot Westport and town of
New Canaan, granted in an amend-
ment toils charter, obtained at the Jan-
uary srsslon, lh‘llil, and approved June
‘29. Milli.
From the terminus of its pres-int line,
at the junction of New Canaan road and
Kellogg avenue. in the town of Norwalk,
through, over and upon Kellogg avenue
and the Silver Mine road. to Silver Mine;
thence westerly over the main road and
roads from Sliver Nine, to the post oiilcc
in the borough of New Canaan.
Alslfrom tho corner of East avenue
and the Connecticut turnpike, in the
town of Norwulk. a double truck.
through. over and upon East around.
the Connecticut turnpike, easterly
over the Connecticut turnpike.
through the towns of Norwalk and
Weetport. to a point full) feet bcyond tllu
Westpol't river, easterly.
Also the Tramway (Jo. may, with thi-
approval of the Superior (hurt or am’
judge thereof, upon a hearing after such
notice. as it or he may prescribe, take
any lands and property and any interest
therein for its purpose, under the previ-
sions of Section mm and tibia of the
General Statutes.
Also the right to double track our
present tracks in the. towns of Norwalk
and Darieu.
Also from the corner of Holden creator
and Wall stl‘ect, through, over and upon
Wall street, Mott avenue. the highway
on the easterly and southerly sides of
Union Park, to Franklin avenue. taunts»
through Franklin avenue its claim
length, all within tho clly of Norwalk.
Also Fort Point street. in End Not—
walk. A's‘) from the cornI-r of East
avenue and Maple avenue. in East Nor-
walk, easterly. through. over and upon
.\lap c avenue. Snugutuch roudand Furry
llluc. Into the town of Westwrt. to tho
Saugittuck railroad stullou.
Also for the right to furnish and fill--
tribute light. heat and power at any
building, club ll use. grounds, or Illi'lts-
,lirc resort along or luljuccllt to any of in)
route or routes, using only its own rail-
way electric currcnt for tillltil purp'sos.
Also lilo right to build, muIIit'.III and
opcraw a track illrouuh, In'cr ltllll upon
Woodward avenue. between South Main
sin-ct and Meadow strrI-t in the ("my of
South Nol-wulk.
NHIHYALK Timuwn' (o.
by (itlttltlili W. MANSHLLD, Sec
g l)i.\‘T!ll_("l' lll' thllWALh‘. u. l'lLi'lllA'l'l-Z
I , (‘HI “'1‘. llwrlllllol‘l. A. It. WW.
l‘lninln wt (IIInllIu- llennI-lr, lotI- II! Noru'ulk.
3 in elllvl lll~~lr i‘l. «behavior 1
l 'l‘lIv "Illll'i'ill'l’l'ltil-tli‘ ln-l' lllc lilhll’l-‘l r-l Nur-
,walk,lmllillmllml and allowed ~I\ month».
drum llI-- lllll" lIvrwtl' lI-l‘ llw l‘l‘l‘llllttl‘~ Ml ~:II-l
:Mtull- ln vxlllllll lilt'll' claims lul‘ willleIv'IIl
"l'll‘h" “llH lll’l-"l‘i'i l-I lll't'ut'lll ”It‘ll‘ JlI-vuIIIIh.
prupcl‘l‘. zlllmiI-Il. \Hlllill ~lIlIl llllll‘. “ill I:-
IlI-lulI-rm! n I‘l-mlvry. .\ll persons Inch-him! 1..
sun! I~.~.lIllI~ urI- I'I-qliowlml tn mull-I iI'ImI-Il‘tnin
Imvnwnt (a (illJlEll’l' l'l. ItllliAll’l'.
«ll ‘J In. Administrator.
ANNUAL XMAS SALE
Hr
FANCY GOODS!
WOMAN'S .EXCHANGE.
lllI\VIt|II‘ll ul'tvl‘llnnll‘. from I tnl‘. (Rel-wk ill!u
wo-ll.nIIIiIllturIl-mnund oil-ninth ('tIIl-tuIa-I
wink lmm l to In n'I loch.
Illslw
Shorty Sherwood. "litter!
Occnpleeu portion of E. Gumwsklw,
slur, (‘i war of Wall and Water tin.
Norwalll. Call and we the latest
utv‘m in Hutu, (”Inna um. I 93! 1,!
YOUR CHRIITMAS GIFT
or your Yew Year‘s gift will lllli‘i‘l"
lilinloulwtllo recipienI pleasure if it
has been purchased from , our stitch.
Maybe you have neglected getting a few
prI-IumtI-I you mean to titlllli. We are our»
to have something to meet your :Ippcov
IIl wit you don't wait until it is too llltv-
Pictures. trained and unframed. oak and,
bamboo casvls, cup and aauocr wtscls.
glass cabinet fruition, hand painted silver
and leather fflilllflfl for cabinet pictures,
hand painted plaques and panels. l’ic-
lures framed to order. Headquarters for
artists‘ materials.
Til WASHINHTl lN STREET,
SI). NURWALK.
NOVELTIES IN
chULOIuI f”
Goods for the Holidays,
Christmas Papeterias and ,_
Magazines.
Hand Painted Decorations to Order.
Skates, Polo Sticks
and jack Knives.
SKATES SHARPENED!
Watch this space for '97 models of bicycles.
Bicycles rented repaired
and stored at reasonable prices.
FRED'K. W. ROGERS, l9 Main St, Norwalk. I
providing for an extension of time to '
The .
ll). will. Rood
@ompany.
w
you CAN canes
ev MAlL
IF veu WANT TO.
We’ll hurry the goods as quickly
as we know how; which ls pretty
quick. Bu‘t We'd much rather you
would come to the store during the
holiday times for we want you were
how bright it looks. how beautiful the
Christmas' goods are. I! is fun to
come and touch elbows with other
happy shoppers and feel good when
there Is goodness to spare. Bring
the children.
ii is the Doll store of the: oily. lor
variety, for beauty and lor low cost.
They surpass anything of the kind
ever attempted.
Same with Toys; Same with
Games. ‘!t I the happiest spot in
the whole community {or Iii-2 children
come and make it so.
Special values on line China Dln—
Ilsr Sels—Havllaud's~from $l9 49
to $49 00. The biggest variety 'we
have ever shownmhandsomesl.
Rugs—everybody enjoys a beautiful
rugweverybozly want; our. 'l'bere'll
be years and years of kind remem-
brance in a gift of this sort. ln slglil
instead of out o! sight-21 dainty and
useful IIsmg, .
Sofa Pillowsfor presents: French
Sateen, doubi-'- will”. for 3’5 cents.
Art Silk, lud ruffles. made in 18, 20
and 22~€n. lsr 98:. $125. $l.48
and $1.95 cad... Japanese Silk,
beautiiul Sl!‘-lfi-'.". ”I. go?! thread em-
broiiierel. l:: F! u‘" £4.50, $2.00
and $2.50 ~2. " L» n: 3! Silk. wnl‘.
cord.irom S: 1: 34,3”). Others
in elegant dessIgIer. . :2! choice color:
lugs. novelties, El 50 to sure. I
Gray Mohur Skirt. ‘.'.illl a 7-in.
ruffle and plzli‘l heading, always $3.00.
new $1.48-a holiday price. The
Wash Goods department has ade—
llghllu! enzmtmwt of Cllrlslmas un.
(lsrsl-tirl ,
Men's Oullng F'!anu~=! Nightsbirts,
well made and full slz:?.l'“-r 59 and
75 cents each. Motherly kl'nds that
will keep her grown-up be; warm
Perfumes—.Ed. Pmaud's. Rick-
seeker. Oakley’s. Lady Grey. Roget
& Gallel. Lundborg's Lubln. Co!-
gate‘s. Bradley's. Young's and Tap
pursue-very sort worlh having. re-
liabfe, ~
w. IMCKCCT.
South Norwalk
Hardware Co.
.\Sil Hill: ’l “E NLW
Patent Mucllage Bottle l
it in II Womb-I'M! sight to «no one of them
Wurli : ll WM» rnII lmlblnu lu mm them.
('Illl at your mirth-st opportunlty.
The $0. Iterwalk Hardware
Company. '
SAVE
Half
Your
Coal
Bill
l
By using the
Perfection
Radiator
Heats adjoining or upper room:
without additional expense for
fuel. ,
Call and See it. Repairs for any
stove that's made.
THE
NORWILK PA'ITERII a MFG. CO.
[hut End Washlneton Stu-st Bridge.
LINéoLN
Storage Warehouse
Th incolo Storage Warehouse
on Mar street. a few doors south
of Washington agent. In the City
of Smith homul . is now open for
the storage of
Household Furniture. Planoa,ll-
eyelaa, Carriagaa, lie.
[for toll particulars lnuulre at the
THE NAIIONAL accuser co.
TRIST ‘ ' a. HY TT!
2 eszsrrsleuuume. soswus, cons.
COLLARETTES, ciiCEiPlcib°bloru JACKETS!
ln_ord¢r to induce our friends to buv their Furs and Jackets belerethc holiday season, we have made
sperm! prices on them {or this week. We do not keep certain lines of these goods, manufactured expressly
for Bargain sales; such goods are unfit for wear and clear at any price. We have the some facilities as
olher merchants to acquire such goods, but have never been induced to enter into competition with goods
which are sure to bring regret both to the buyer as Well as the seller.
hvrry garment we sell, we fully guarantee both in quality and workmanship.
French Coney Collarettcs, I4 50, 5 50, 6.5a.
French Couey Capes, .50, to.co, 15.00.
Wool Seal Collarettcs, $6.0c, 7. so.
Black Opossum Collarettes
4
9.50.
Algerian Seal Cullarctles, $5.50, 7.50.
Algeviau Seal Capes, 83.50.
China Seal Capes, lull sweep, 323.00.
M U F F5 .
Black Herc Mulls, 69c.
French Culley Mulls, 93C.
Algerian Seal Mulls, $175-
Chiua Sea! Mutts, $2.50.
Electric Seal Mulls, $3.00.
Black (lppossum Mulls, 63 on.
Block Thibet Mulls, ~ 36.50,
FEATHERS AND FUR BOAS.
Real Ostrich Fealher Boas, 82.75.
“ " " “ l yard long, $5 to 0 5o
'l'bibel Fur 8.3113, 82 75.
“ “ " 1 yard long, 84.75.
" " “ x 1.2 yards long. 60 50.
JACKETS.
lieavv Beaver Clolll Jackets, all sizes, 84.25.
“ “ " “ velvet collar. 85.co.
fl ll at it
braided front and back
which collar, . $6 50. 5K
Boucle Cloth Jackets, silk lined, , $7 50.
Persian Lamb Cloth jackets, lined through, $8 so.
Housefurnlshing Department.
in order to make mom in this department. for Holiday Goods, we will make a discount of ll) per cent. cu
all llmncr Ware for one week. ()I'! heaters in all sizes.
”MERRY "CHR‘IST‘M'ASII
We are outlining all previous cli‘orts in offering bargains in all departments in
HOLIDAY GOODS.
. -mflvfi.‘
y !
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E” K" r.. a -
ladies’Fleeced Lined Gloves 3% M ExamIne 0!" Line 0i
y,
y,
lac Pair. UNDERWEAR!
Gents‘ Unlaundcrcd Shirts,l We have just placed an 0“-
29c Each.
dcr for 25 Rolls ol'thosc
VELVET '
CARPETS!
Ladies' Outing Skirts.
45c Each.
ee wasnmcron SCOF It E L D
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THEY ARE ALL SMILES! .
Because they wear our easv fitting, comfortable Clothing. All our customers lccl this
W333 TRADE with us and you will FEEL THE SAME !
We have now in stock
WINTER CLOTHING 2:522:31“
By trading with us you will always get the best with prices guaranteed.
FRI—ANC|S &méflmo_: m as wasnmovou statu-
South Nor-walk.
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N. Y. Millm Parlors!
FURS! FURS!! FURS‘!!
A full and complete lion in all kinds of furs.
Fur capes from 84.2.; and upwards.
lutants’ and children‘s caps. and coats at reduced prices.
will be sold from Sue and up.
A Full Line of Feather Boas!
A full and complete line in Holiday (loads, in Silver and Gilt Metal
Effects.
Silver frames from no and up, jewel cases, ink stands, calendars, hand.
kercbicf cases, etc. .
We have also put on sale a large assortment of trimmed hats, from
$I.39 to $5.00; former prices, $2.24 to filo.
Hats will be trimmed during the month of December Free of
Charge, when materials are bought at our establishment.
Iowa to the latest design made Free of Charge.
.‘ w." ."..t' Wuutol Immediately-41"
opp, NOHWALK "OTIL neutntmm‘spleco. Must unterstsudzsrdcu-
N. B.-—Our store will be kept open during the mouth of December I
MAKIVOUR
WANTS KNOWN
IN TH-
:vrmue strum '
’l‘bc coats
... 1..” m2!!!
ow “Home,
Funeral Director
and Embalmar.
OI w-ohlnuun .aroot.
Io. Nam-III.
Reatdenoe. Mahabharata Hotel
M71
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0. It. IIIIIVIV'S
OIW IMPLOVMINT AOINOV.
Indles and gentlemen dot-trip firstclnss
helvln ear camclt can obtain to some at
the above cancer :a enthuse winning positions.
elther mah- or female. can secure employment
Wanted lmmeollntely»Firatclass nurse Iol'
balm, rlmtl salary to experienced person: also
first It use Pink for re taproot.
netted man for
NEW VORK
IILLIIIERY PARLORS
olilce cl
TAYLOR at GOLDEN.
14 WASHINGTON s'l‘hllli’l‘.
been: towels. Dem
,
II
“am, until 8 p. m.,;_,$aturdlays until 9 3o.
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70 North Main St, South Norwalk. 0t.
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