unscrupulous
toss—M'm : u. v. u. so» “
not run: Moi—smug. 111 as.
.
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Winner L'Hcmmedlen attended.
" " ~Waz. at New Haven, a banquet
2 7 bytheuiembersof the'A. H. Terry
L U. V. U.. in the Library
,‘ inCltspel street. A line pro-
“ rendered, and a bountiful
' , was served by the Ladies’
UM ccnneotedwith the Post. Gener-
. “Wood. oommdnder-iu-chief, and his
31¢me present, and also De
~mnt Commander W. E. Morgan
‘ and M.‘ A first-class time was enjoyed.
“-w-Onll at Luther Wright‘ s Repository
, out! see his line assortment of sleighs.
. Oliver E. Raymond and Miss Maria
- Whitman were united in marriage, 111st
. night. The wedding took place at the
f East Avenue Methodist church person
age. The ceremony was performed
' promptly at the appointed hours. 7:45
o’clock, by Rev. A. J. Smith. Mr. and
' Mrs. Raymond have commenced house-
keeping at 67 Meadow street.
'Rev. Frederick Erickson, who has
. . beenpast‘or of the Swedisthngregation-
al church in Washington for eight years,
'. and ii well known here, has accepted a
call to the Swedish Congregational
church of Danbnry.
Rev. A. Swanson, pastor of the Swed-
ish church, is expected home from St.
Luke's hospital, New York, next Wed-
nesday or Thursday. Not much im-
provement has been noted in his con-
dition. He is suffering from a stomach
trouble. -
Miss Ann Proctor, of Third avenue, is
expected home this afternoon from'i a
visit in New York, during which time
she attended the meetings of the Salva-
tion Army.
The Defender soap wagonbroke down,
yesterday, by being caught in a snow
drift on lower East avenue. The evener
bolt and evener brace collapsed, causing
the horses to become badly frightened.
The scholars of the Swedish Sunday
school rehearsed their Christmas exer-
cleses Wednesday night. Another re-
hearsal will be held tomorrow night.
Mrs. Joseph Whittlesey, who has
been spending a month with Mr. and
W. C. Thomas, of East avenue, return-
ed to Danubry, last night.
LeRoy Crockett, of Rowaytun, will
spend Sunday with his uncle, Frank
L’Hommcdieu.
Mrs. Arthur Ellwood, of Bridgeport,
is visiting Mrs. Smith L'Hommedieu, of
Henry street.
The north side of Riverside avenue is
nearly blockadcd with snow, which
drifted. during the recent blizzard.
Miss Georgia61:1",~ (if VanZnndt ave-
nue. will spend the holidays in New
Britain.
Frank Spanlding, of Yale college, is
spending a few days in town.
Mrs. Milton Ellwood, of Henry street,
is recovering from her recent illness.
ROWAYTON
WilliamA. Beacom spent yesterday in
Harlem.
The Ladies’ Union, of the Methodist
Episcopal church. netted nearly 15100 as
the result of two nights' fair in Guider's
Hall. last week.
Abram C. Hols-3, formerly of this
place. was one of tho successful olllcers
inNew York city. this week, to be up-
polnted ton sergeantship on the police
force.
~Sleighs of all kinds, now and second
hand. at Luther Wright’s depository.
MITIEN All!) NOROTON
The assessors hnve plur' 11d bicycles on
the list of taxable proporty, causing the
owners of wheels to 1111111111111.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank (ix-eon, of Nom-
ton, have been visiting in Washington.
Eagle Hook and Ladder Company is
making arrangements for its annual
ball. to be held early in January, in the
Town Hall.
Ivanhoe Castle. Knights of the Gold-
on Eagle, netted 01111111111 its annual
‘ fair, held in the Town Hall the last
' ‘ throedsysoflast week.
_ An attempt was made by burglars. ro-
costly, to enter the Elmwood school,
I ‘ WWII! in charge of Colonel E 1".
Me When the would be thieves
‘mey had been discovered, they
Wabbit! retreat. going in the direc
the of the turnpike.
, ~11“ first choice of a line lot of sleight!
It lather Wright's Repository.
CRANBUIIY.
Attire Ohrlstmasw tree entertainment
in thoehapel, on flow Your snlght, Miss
W Engelbert will slug 11 solo. There
IIll] lilo be I duet by Miss Engelbert
till In. John Crawford. There will be
speaking and singing by the little folks.
The «Moment in under the direction
11 III Birdie VauHoosear.
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The Roth e mount m1 lac
tory will close tom-row for the usual
holiday vacation of two weelrs.
' -—llen’ s and boys' slplues. O'Brien’s-
Alfred Z. Broadhurst was intoxicated.
last night, and placed under arrest.
This morning Judge Frost fined him .10
and costs, and in lieu of payment he
went to jail.
—-The Tornado is coming.
Six dollars were stolen from Mrs. John
Curnow's purse. yesterday. while. she
was attending a meeting. The money
was taken while her wrap was in the
wardrobg
——-Yonr choice of ladies‘ trimmed huts,
$2.98. $1.48; children’s $1.98, $1.48 and
98c.at Miss S.B.Tillotson‘s.lo N.Maln st.
It‘is said that the quality of the com-
ing crop of cats will be the poorest ever
known; but Manuel T. Hatch, the gain
dealer, will make it a point to have the
best cats in the market. which will be
delivered in the best condition possible.
The light committee of the City Coun-
cil of Norwalk will hold another confer-
ence with the Norwalk and South Nor-
wulk Electric Light company, this after—
noon. in reference to renewing the street
lighting contract.
-Ear muffs. O’Brien’s.
Practical and useful holiday presents
for wife, daughter, sister, 1nother,, baby
or sweetheart will be found in great va-
riety at H. Krieger’s popular cloak and
millincry store in the Muhackemo Hotel
block Articles are listed' in his new ad-
vertisement today.
WESTPCHT.
‘ The trial of Frederick Beers, who was
arrested by Sheriff Frederick Kemper
for fast driving,u us held in the Town
Hall, before Judge George B. Smith,
Wednesday morning. Beers was de-
fended by Attorney Grdgory, of Nor-
walk, and the town interest was looked
after by Prosecuting Attorney Elbert
Hull. After hearing the evidence. the
judge discharged the prisoner.
The annual meeting and election of
ollicers of Weslport Grange will be held
next Wednesday evening.
Miss Annie Clear is visiting in South-
port.
The members of the Westport order of
Foresters were installed by members of
the South Norwallc order, last night.
There are unclaimed letters zit the
Westport post-office for Miss Maggie
Brysal, Mrs. Kelley, Mrs. Royal Meeker,
New England confectioners.
The First Presbyterian church. R1111-
wny, N. .I.,wnstl1o scone of a fashion—
ble wedding at 6 o'clock Wednesday
night.
Rev William M. Fanton, of Soughtxurk,
and Miss Currie Frances Shaun. of that
city. The cromony was performed by
Rev. G. Hubbard Paysou, assisted by
Rev. S. F. Uphunn, D. D, professor of
practical theology, Drew se1'11inary.
Madison, N. .l. The bride was attired
in a beautiful gown of white satin.
Miss Sadie Howard, the brideniuid.
wore a gown of white orgnudio over
white silk. After the wedding a recap.
tion was held at the residence of the
bride’s parcnls Mr. and Mrs anon
left for a tour of the Southern stale-1.
limpet 5 Weekly.
The issue of Harper's Weekly dated
December III will be the speciuluhrist-
inns number. It will contain 11 strong
and picturesque story entitled “The
(lhost of Captain Brand," by Howard
Pyle. with two full-page. drawings and
live illustrative headbands by the author.
A war-time picture by the late Charles-
:5. Beinhnrt will illustrate a character-l
The contracting parties were ,
mistress." byOsptslu Charles King
W. D. Howellswill contribute 11 "Life
and Let "' article on the subject of
Christmas. for which drawings have
been made by Edward Peufleld. John
Kendrick Bangs will write of "The
Ghosts That Have Haunted Me." and
there will be seasoneble drawings by
Frederic Remington, A. 1. Keller, Ps-
ter Nowell. Lucius Hitchcock and W
Botherell.
5mm
A professional life need by no means
”unlit a woman for domestic life. " 0n
the contrary, it is only one of the schools
in which she is trained to be a wife and
mother. She need not lose her woman
lipase in lollotvlng a business life. How
can she better learn to understand the
occupation of her husband and thus be
nblo‘l to enter more fully into that per-
foot companionship which should exist
between them than by actual contact
with these occupations? What other
means nliord her a clearer conception
of what her sons and daughters will
meet as they grow up and she helps to
train them to face lifo’s bottles?
In case death claims her husband and
she is left alone it is often necessary
that she should take up tho business
where he has left it and either carry it
on or settle the affairs. and if she has
boon a professional women how much
more capable she is at sun-I111 time. Fol-
lowing 11 profession only broadens n wo-
man‘s views and she sot 1-) tin‘ 11101'1'11:11'11r-
ly whore her best clforis should be di-
rected in the home-13. A. K. in Phil-
adelphia Prose.
Jeweled Plan In the Hair. ,
Roul jeweled pins will ho worn this
winter not only in the hair arranged 1'.
la Juponuiso, but they will upponr upon
dross huts and elegant owning 1111111111111;
Jewel ('lliiOH and caskets are being
searched for odd pins, slides. brooches
put away as obsolete. to now furnish
decoration for various portions oftho
toilet. The fashion of wearing real
gems in the coilluro arose from on ex:
amplo set by the Princess of Wales,
who began tho style some seasons past
by appearing at 11 very fushionublo
church Wedding at tho Brompton 0m-
lory in a violet velvet bonnet, the soft
plasmas r1111 through with 11 superb dia-
1110111! billed sober and the brim dotted
with 111111111 roul gums. This fashion,
though really appropriate only to roy-
ally, has him npproprinled by our own
Wealthy cosmopolitan countrywomon,
but tho display of diamonds worn in
5111 I1 form 1111 1113 not quito in good last“
and the links 1111111111111; it are obvious
NOTICE!
Water Consumers I
'I‘ln-rl-is aim-111. in tho wuh'r pipe on ('mlnr
Linn-l. l'llh'fi'iillNifllllOIyh1'l’1‘h<lll‘Y itwill not
be ropuirorl 11ml! Ioninrrmv 11.11111 {Snlurdnyu
Himliing nil‘lhn 1‘! inch pipe at that point r-'-
1I111'1~,~ our supp-IV, 1111! prousmv- 1'111111111 I111
k111i upon-1'11!byuvnrnluiusuriwnlur.
\V'A’l‘lili COMMISSIHNFHH.
SAVE
Half
Your
Coal
Bill
By using the
Perfection
Radiator
llcnis adjoining or upper rooms
wiihc11tn1lditional expense for
fuel.
Call and See it Repairs for any
stove that's made.
'I‘Illi
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r-‘“‘“‘hi§*wlfl*ye “h.(,
NORWALK PATTERN 81 MFG. 00.
East End Washington Street Bridge.
1"
VDUR CHRISTMAS GIFT
or your Yew Y'cxu‘ :1 gift will honor-
tnin togivvlho recipient pleasure if it
has been purchased from our stock.
Maybe you have neglected getting a few
presents you mean to send. We are sure
to have something to most your upprov
ul—«if you don’t wait until it is too Into-
l’lcluros, framed and unframed, oak and,
bamboo casein, cup and saucer oasols.
glass cnbiuot frames, hand painted silver
and leather frames for cabinet pictures,
hnndpuintod plaques and panels. ‘
Pic-
tures framed to order. Headquarters for
artists’ materials.
7‘.) WASHINGTON STREET,
SO. NORWALK.
NOVELTIES IN CELLULOID I
Goods for the Holidays, Christmas Papeteries 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,
I9 Main St, Norwalk.
undolhcr ornaments which have boom
I 1!). MI. Read
Company.
m
WASH FABRICS
IN ,
HOLIDAY ATTIFlE.
Dress Patterns in prints, cambrlcs.
percaies, gloghams, sateens, lawns
and ballets—8 to 14 yards. In the
'paitern. Put up In very neat shape.
wlzh Christmas card,a’nd fled with
silk ribbon.
Standard Fashion Sheets. De-
signer, Magazine and Catalogue for
January. 1897. Just as good and
just as full of fashion news as a holi—
day Issue ought to lie—just as reli-
able. '
Lace Curtain chances that could
not be had at any other time. Sev-
eral Icls Nollinghams with specially
low prlces~$l .,42 $1.,77 $1.95 and
$2. 37 the Pairnsomelhing unheard
of. Irish Points. for $2.00. $3.48.
333. 98 and $4.98-away under regular
price.
Chenille Curtains beautiful colors
and designs, for $2.38. $2.58. $2 95.
$3.29 and $3.75—worth a good deal
more.
Fish Net and Muslin Curtains.
with ruffled edge. from $1.25 to
$2.50. The Upholstery department
is a lovely sight these days.
Down. stalrs In the Silverware de«
parlmenl there‘s 1111322 1 variety of
Table Pieces. 1'11 sterling cilwr, which
are selling for. 98 cams each And
right near, by are ch; ancy
pieces In haul p..2:'.l:.-.ICI1§:1;1. such as
bamboo. puff ngs3. cases.
trays, Mink-:1 boxes and ash trays, for
25 cents each. ‘
,0 hiiIC
j' wcl
Men's Holiday N1.“
v:‘-.‘.’L":ll', in oil
the proper 1111.1 in both light
shapes
and dark colors. Au} hull Dress
Protectors, $1.00. “-1.35 $1.50,
$I. 75 not! 32 00 Bath Robes. for
$300 (1111111300 The men are hav—
ing :1 big chance now.
col
5 r-
1..11
O'lI'ZI_:}":3 Isl; Gray Triple
Extracts. -‘. (111:1 Lady Gray
Quadruple Lxmcts in 2 02. bottles—-
each packed in a handsome box~
for 49 cents each. Very pretty
Atomlzcrs—you'd say they are worth
a dollarmlor 75 Cents. All around
the Toilet counter. Jewelry counter.
and on the center tables in main
able are some of the most popular
holiday novolties that one can find.
They are fairly crowded with good
things
CIGARSI
CIGARS!
By the
B111,
from
50 Cents to
$5.50.
PIPES! -
PIPES 1
From
I Cent
to $I2.00.
Cigar and Cigarette Holders,
Cigar and Cigarette (loses,
Tobacco Pouches and Snuff Boxes,
Moorschuum and liriar Pipes, Gold
Mounted and Plain, at
mowssloes a. co.,
Corner Cigar Store,
SOU TH NORWALK, CT.
LINCOLN
Storage Warehouse
The Lincoln Storage Warehouse
on"Wot1-1 street. 11 low doors south
0‘ Vnshiurtcn sheet. In the City
1) booth 1rwulk. Is nowopenfor
the storage ol
Household Furniture, PI:nos.Bi-
cycles. Garrlages. Etc.
For full particulars Inquire at the ,,
office of
TAYLOR s. GOLDEN.
74 WASHIXGTON STREET.
South Norwalk. Connecticut
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0 Ice rtlon at E. Gnsowakls.
11:33:.) 1101:1310 of Wall and Water Stu.
Not-walk. l and m the latest
style-In Hats. Caps etc. a 881!
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H t‘
H u
I.ad1es’FIceced Lined Gloves
I8c Fair.
New I
Gents’ Unlaundcrcd Shirts. I
I
290 Each.
Ladies" Outing Skirts,
45cEach .
98 WASHINGTON 5T.,
So. I'Iorwaik.
BEST
VALUE!
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Heavy Beaver C
high cbllar,
Bodclc Cloth jackets, silk lined,
Persian Lamb CI-JlIl jackets, lined through,
Housefurnlshing Department.
In order to make more in il1isd1p.1rimeuif1 r Holiday Goods, we will makes
all Ilium-r Wazc
' m: sesame our opens 31.11111.
TRISTRAM a. HYAT 1
2 OAZETTEiBUILDING. NORWALK, COHII.
SPECIAL PRICES 0N
. 50,
MUFFS.
Black Herc Mulls,
French Concy Muir’s,
Algerian Sea! bluffs,
China Seal Mulls,
Electric Sea! Mulls,
Black Oppossum Mufis,
Black Thibet Mulls,
FEATHERS AND FUR BOAS.
Rea! ()si1icl1 Feather Boas,
u U
1 yard long,
Thihet Fur Boas,
It
1 yard long,
1 1-2 yards long.
JACKETS.
Ioih Jackets, all sizes,
“ ‘ “ velvet collar,
1‘ H
for o- it‘. week. Oil heaters!
HOI Il).\\'(1OODS.
We have now in stock
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COLLARETTES, CAPES AND CLOTH JACKETS!
In order to induce our friends to buy their Furs and Jackets before the holiday season. we have made
special prices on them for this week. We do not keep certain lines of these goods, manufactured expressly
for Bargain sales; such goods are unfit for wear and dear at any price. We have the some facilities as
other merchants to acquire such goods, but have never been induced to enter into competition wi.h goods
which are sure to bring regret both to the buyer as well as the seller.
Every garment we sell, we fully guarantee both in quality and workmanship.
French Coney Collaicttcs
French Coney Capes,
Wool Seal Collarcttes,
Black Opossmn Collaretics
Algerian Seal Collarctlcs.
Algmian Seal Capes.
China Sea! Capes, full swrep,
£450 550 6 50-
10.1.0, 15.00.
$6.0c, 7.50.
9.50.
$3.50, 7.50.
$13.50.
$25.00.
69c.
981‘.
$1. 75.
$2.50.-
$3300.
$3 00.
86.50.
$32.75.
$5 to 6.50
$2.75.
84.75-
16 50.
$4.25.
$5.01).
$16 59.
$7 59-
558 50.
braided front and back
discount of IO per cent. on
n all 5.113s
i———-
MERRV CHRISTMAS"
We are out (10mg all previous ellorts in olieriug bargains in all departments in
waxamine our Line of
UNDERWEAR!
I
I
1
I
We have just placed an or-
der for 25 Rolls oflhose
VELVET
CARPETS!
SCOFIELD 81 HOYT,
cLus BUILDING,
.,l‘P'wl'l-
LOWEST
. . . PRICE!
THEY ARE ALL SMILES!
Because they we at our edsv fittinu', comfortable Clothing.
way. TRADE with us and 3011 will I EEL THEh SHAME!
All our customers lee] this
WINTER 01011111113 1:21;":
By trading with us you will always get the best with prices guaranteed.
FRANCIS 81 CO.
86 WASHINGTON STREET
South Norw-Ik.
will be sold‘from 89c and up.
Effects.
kcrchici cases, etc.
until 8 p. 111.; Saturdays until 9 so.
A full and complete line in all kinds of furs.
Fur capes from $4.24 and upwards.
lnfants' and children’s caps and costs at reduced prices.
The costs
A Full Line of Fea’ther Boas!
A full and complete line in Holiday Goods, in Silver and Gilt Metal
Silver frames from age and up, jewel cases, ink stands, calendars, hand-
We have also put on sale a large assortment of trimmcu hats, from
$1. 39 to 85. on; former prices, 82 24 to $10.
Hats will be trimmed during the month of December Free of
Charge. when msterieIs are bought at our establishment.
Bows In the latest design made Free of Charge.
GOLDBERG’ S
13.-Onr store will be kept open during the month of December I'm;
NEW YORK
MILLINERY PARLORS
53 Wall Itrout.
OPP. NORWALK HOTEL
GOLDBERG S WM...
N. V. MIIIM ParIOI'SI WANM::IV::RO w”
FURSI FURSI! FURSII
EVENING SEHTINEL
D. W RAYMOND
Funeral Director
and Embslmer.
I! Wanhlnfion Ciro-t.
lo. Mom-III.
Residence. Mob-chemo Hotel
0. II. IIIIIVIEY'S
cwv IMPLovunur AOINGV
Ilfidlofi and gentlemen (leaningI first class
helpln anycnpaclt 11 oh to] n 9 some at
thnulmvmligoncr in so 1hoeo wishing positions.
either no lmoorlemslucanpecumomolom ut
Wanlm l1nmmllntely-llrst class nurse for
1111111111111"! salary to experienced person: also
ilrsh- ass 1-01 1k Inf, restaurant.
Wanted lmmoc lately—Competent man for
uenfit‘omun 11 place. M11 1t understand garden-
70 “North Main St., South waflk. 0t.
Norwalk Chronicler