{the are sum serum
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‘_ menu and Strays.
, , ,et‘the East Avenue Metho-
Wchamh. Rev. A. J. Smith
lathe morniugtrom “The
the Door of Faith is Opened, the
Angels Will "Crowd Into It. " In
Maths evangelistic series will
‘QW. The subject of the brief
by the pastor will be "The
at the Two Brothers)! The
W music willbe rendemd the
My night after Christmas.
AW service will be held to
Manning 1n the Advent Christian
church. There will be recitations by
7 .soholars, responsive readings and
note. In the morning Elder F. 8.
W11 will preach.
_ Thedty of Norwalk’s water pipe, in
kept of William Reynolds’ house in
Fort Point street, burst yesterday, caus-
* ins some damage to the street.
, 31." Charles E. Benedict of Drew
..Theological seminary, Madison. N. J .,
Tie spending Sunday at his home 111 ()3-
bern avenue.
of East Norwalk
visited her daughter, Mrs. James Mid-
“ I, dlebrook, in Wilton, this week,
, Mrs. Faruham.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Allen, of New
- street. are entertaining Miss Hattie
' Bradley,o ofAspetnck.
Daniel Keogh oi Fricnds’ college,
Providence, has returned home for the
Christmas holidays.
Miss Lockwood, of 1 Ireenwich, is visit-
ing Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Bundle, of Van
Zandt avenue.
Miss Maud Whipple, of South Wilton,
was a recent guest of East Norwalk
friends
Miss Edna Ainsworth, of Cottage 211e-
nne, is sick with the grip.
. ~Call at Luthtthridht’s Repositoi y
and see his fine assortment of sleighs.
—-We have the finest Malaga grapes in
town; also the best oranges. We handle
more Malaga grapes and oranges than all
fruit stores together, at Cuneo's.
Foresters at America.
1 Court Westport, No. 1011, F. of .\.,
was instituted, Thursday evening. at
Westport. The instituting otliccrs were
John E. Lyddy, G. S. C. R., and David
Dickinson, grand treasurer. They were
assisted by Joseph C. Ivers. P. (i. C. 11.,
of Bridgeport, and the. officers and mem-
bers of Court Mahackemo, of South
Norwnlk, and Court Narruk, of N or-
walk. The new court starts out with 11
charter membership of thirty-11w. The
same evening Grand Secretary W. (.3.
Kleinech and E. R. Crosby, (.1. .l. 13.,111
stituted a new court in Greenwich, with
fifty charter members.
ROWAYTON.
“God’s Christmas Gift to Man" will
be the subject of Rev. Henry C. Whit-
ney’s semen in the Methodist church,
Sunday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Every 11nd Mrs.
Jennie Sherer returned home, yesterday.
from I visit in BX'OI 1th11
The childri 11 of Mr and Mrs 5111111111!
Collin, who hate been sick with diph-
theria, are now on the road to recovery.
Rev. C. W. Boylston, of Long 1111!,
has been visiting his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. B. H. Boylston, 111' Maple avenue.
-SIelghs of all kinds, 111-w 11111! second
bend, at Luther Wright's Repository.
A birthday surprisv was given Thur:-
day evening to Aaron Stevens. of Main
street. A large number attended and
it was an evening of much enjoyment
toall.
Services in the Baptist church tomor-
row, will be 1111 follown: Men‘s meeting
It 11:45. Leader, A. I". Hathaway.
The-emeetlnm are increasing in Inter»
It and attendance. A cordial Invita-
stun to extended to 1111111 of all ages.
Preaching servme at 10:13. Subject, "A
Please! Blessing." B11111» st'hool at 12
' o'clock: Junior Young People's Sovimy
“Christian Endeavor moetimr at :lztl't‘.
Senior Christian I'Indcavm 111111111111: at
011.111.. Evening pr1-111'h111v' at 111111th
Subject. "Ssul’s First Prayer.“ A 0111'-
Iielimltetlon to all of those services is
sounded
IANIEN AND NDROTDN.
0W services will be held in the
, W church. Sunday menu
mflldmns The pastor, Rev. 8. J.
M; will deliver a Christmas 80%
use ill the morning. The choir will
“will! Were Shepherds.“ by M1!-
lfl'd. and "We Have Seen His Star In
“M" by Slipper. In the evening
dist'mcrmemshst Berries" will be
sue. “the choir will sing."11‘ar in
“been at the Beautiful 11111111," by
am. Tim music is under the direc-
donot mm s. C. Whitney.
7 ~43“ first choice of a fine lot of sleighs
It W Wright’s Reposltory.
“flew Toronto is coming.
aw rm '11 ' manna-cam
Um Elected.
Delegates representing a number or
local branches of the NationaI‘Associa-
ties of Stationery Engineers met in
Meriden to organise a state association
under the jurisdiction of the nations.
association. The Meriden association,
which was organized in 18153, is the
oldest in the state.
cals in Hartford, two in New Haven.
and one each in' South. Norwalk, Wat-
erbury. Meriden. Sonthiugton, New
Britain, Ansonia. Norwich, Willimnn-
tic, Danbury and Bridgeport. The
Meriden union includes Wallingford
and has thirty-five members.
After a long discussion it was unani-
mously voted to form a state association
said association to have full power to
agitate the license law.
——Prof. M. S. Rosen, the well-known
oculist-optioion, can be consulted at his
office, in the parlor of the City Hotel.
South Norwalk, Tuesdays, from 9 11. m
to 8 p. m. Eyes examined free.
NEW CANAAN
C. W. Bartow, the baker, has pur-
chased 1116 block corner of Main street
and Railroad avenue, formerly owned
by Justice Francis M. Bliss. Mr. B111-
tow is now in possession. The price
paid is said to be $1,301.).
The nine-year-old son of Albert Dav-
' enport. recently had the first phalanx of
his index finger bitten 011' by a horse.
The annual meeting of the New Ca-
naan Water company will be held next
Monday, at I p. 111. A directors‘ most-
will be held the same day at 111 a. 111.
Invitations are out for a social at 1111-
Upera House 011 New Year’s night, un-
der the auspices of the Nutmeg club.
W. L. Baxter was severely bitten by :1
strangcdog while engaged in threshing
for Augustus Buckley. The dog was
thought to be mad and was killed. The
wound was cauterized. and no serious
ofl‘ects are apprehended.
Rev. J. B. Rutgers, the new pastor of
the Baptist church, will mov.' from Port
Chester and occupy the house of H. I}.
Benedict in lilist avenue.
~TI1vConn1'oticut Laundry, Havilaud
street, reports that the washed, blood.
starohed and rough-dried family work
which they call for and deliver ready to
be finished :15- homr', is steadily growing
in law 1r,bcing c1 unmondod as an ecom 111'-
ic measure which saves much wear and
tear in the homo life.
Holiday Shopping.
No need of 11 Woman being timidubout
going into 11 man‘s store in search of
Christmas gifts. What more natural
that sensible women should go where
111e11'sgoods are sokl~tl1ings made for
men, useful Wings, just what a man
wants for 11 Christmas gift. A man's
Christmas is so often 11111rr1'1l by ro-
ceiving something he does not want
that women should begin this year
to try 111111 make their husbands l111p<
py by giving them something they
do want. A man's store is the
place to find it. This Si‘t'lllh‘ to be the
spirit 1111111115; 1111' 1111111111 shoppers this
season, if one may judge from the num-
ber 01' them soon in Meme 1\' t‘.1.'s big
store any day. There must have 11!»
ready been 111111'l1 surreptitious nieas»
uring of men‘s Clothesleft in closets at
11011111. in the omloiu'or to dismvor the
size that hubby wears as :1 guide in
buyiui,r n muckintosh 111' 1111 ulster or 11
bathrobt'. There will In many pleas-
ed husbands (fhrisfums' morning when
packages from Meigs .\' ('11.',~ are open-
ed: there will he more useful gifts
given to mon by women this your than
evt'r before, if the shopping at Moigs
St Co's Is any crittrion. Just wait
and son, M 1'. Man.«Bridgeport News.
L. H. DECKER,
There are two low
1Tb: pack: age with the 111; letters on the eodf,
9_T111: steal n-cooking does it
vv—VY‘VMVVVV vvvv v-vvvvwvvvv -
eYonr choice ot'ladles’ trimmed hats
B2 98. $1. 48; children’s $1 98, $1. 48 and
98c, at Miss S 8 Tillotssn' 11.16 N. Main st.
WILTON.
. Willie Moriarity. of Huckleberry Hill,
was running after patridges, when he
tell, and his gun exploded, the shot on
tering his shoulder.
Chester Olmstead and William Ganv
tley have taken a contract to furnish
three hundred piles.
——The grandest musical entertainment
of the season is to be given at the Con-
gregational church, Norwalk, Tuesday
evening, Decemb'r 22, for the benefit- of
the Norwalk Hospital.
II
(I IIAN' 1)
Hospital Benefit!
THECGMINGOFTHE
KING.
('111I11111by Dudon 1111-".
Hilltlls'ls -311»; l.11lli111tvlmrw01d Newkirh
11E Miw Alice lIInv Ht1oxw,oml Mr 111“)
Pepptr. hli.l".rl1'son Bushnell.
Athorus of tort; lonIim: v-oicts of church
1' wire: I Ilintwo 1' 111115 under the
«1 direv tlonot
MISS‘GERTRUDE CAMP.
Short Concert Before Cantata II
First Congregational Church,
Norwalk,
Tuesday, December, 22nd, 1896.
11:1". 11. m.
'I‘II 'Ii E'I‘t". {11" CENTS.
X11 I‘o‘st‘l I'L‘LI henlrl.
Both lines 11" 1"11'5 11114:
1111.11'tl1m.-11111'1'h.
Pbrfection
Radiator
lion's adjoining or upper rooms
111111111111, add-11111111! expense for
tool.
Call and S121: it Repairs for any
stove that’s made.
THE
NORWALK PATTERN 81 MFG. CO.
Emit 1211-! \Yus'hhnztou Street bridge.
BRANCH STORE
(11"1'111:
Stamford Candy Kitchen
\\'1-111'\'.'-1'wt had 11 [W‘-
wn ~1n'nk III.~!I|1[11‘¢1\111K-
I\' o! 11111' windy : wolnn'm'
1.111 :1 person mono In
1-111' Stamford stul'othul
.11 I not mine 1111111”. um!
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~I1nul¢l 111111111 it how 11‘.
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tnrtl111n~1~l1om “1111.11“;
for 1111111) 11111! Iloli- 11111~
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In: 1111‘. 11111211 1111' plm .-
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l'ul‘tln'll)’ I“ 111111 1'1“".
24 South Main Street
Ht )I‘l‘ll N1 lltWAl..l\'.
311.-
Shorty Sherwood, Hatter!
Ulcupleen portion 01 E. (insowskls,
store, corner of W .11! and Water Sts.
. Norw.alk tall and see the IntoeiI
I nt.v!eslu_Hats.Cn1m ".1111. I931!
YOUR CHR ISTMAS GIFT
or your Y cw \1'111" 1: gift will be 0111'-
t11in to giro the recipient pleasure if It
has been purl-based from our stock.
Maybe you 11'11'11 III-glootod getting a few
presents you 111111111 to 14111111. We are sure
to have sonmthing to int-ct your approv
almil you don‘t wait until it. is too Into-
I’Ioturcs, franua‘l 11nd unfran1cd.o11k and,
bamboo Giltlt‘lil, cup and saucer 011119111,
11111111 puintod 1:! use cabinet I'l'nnn‘s. silver
and leather trauma for cabinet pictures.
hand painted plaques and panels. l'i1:~
turns framed toordor. 1111 11111111111th for
artists‘ materials.
“.11 WAHIIINI ‘.'I,‘I 1N H'I'ltl'liC'J',
151 1. NultWAMt
NOVELTIES IN CELLULOIDI
Goods for the Holidays, Christmas Papeteries and
Magazines.
w
Hand Painted Decorations to Order.
Skates, l’olo Sticks
and Jack Knives.
SKATES SHARPENEDI
Watch this space for '97 models of
bicycles. Bicycles rented repaired
and stored at reasonable prices.
FRED’K.W. ROGERS,
ID. MI. Read!
@ompany.
JACKETS
AND
FUFIS
May lack the brilliancy of many of
the other holiday goods, but they
possess lots of 'style and comfort,
lots of freedom from colds and the
disagreeable following. The weather
from 1102': on will doubtless be of the
sort which wIII make such things
thought of and appreciated.
Mark—clown prices prevail on every
garment in the store.
Cut Class Noveltler~SaIad Bowls.
$1.59, Decanters and Water Bottles.
98 cents. Syrup Jars. 59 cents. Mus—
tard Pets. 3’) cents. Covered Soap
Dishes full size. for 75 cents—head,
quarters fort the prettiest and cheap-
851.
Ladies' Underwear, Men‘s Under—
wear. Children's Underwear—soft
warm 50115 at the llttlest possible
prices, Re‘gular sizes and outsizes
Toys—~11evcr anything like them.
The newest and oddest things that
have been brought out are here. Every
day witnesses bigger ani bigger
crowds, more and faster buying.
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.1 r 11 - e‘ ‘ '1 "1‘ .,l
:11 I" ' I 1": .‘2'.:"l1T'.‘.'E.E
3"! '7 ‘ 1:. hi: Extra
'.1';' 1 r. 7.11.131 rullle.
Clllbftld; 1.1 131.? blue, sundry. old
girl SC?!1"‘I .'111d blacl, blade one
rokzél ..... 301114;:‘5111113 that is very
timely 23:51
:4 Upholstery department
Lace Curtains.
Curtain Strcttllers.
rmgs. Iambrequlus
L713: Beds: ts. M111-
tel Draperies. Tabla Covers and
Head Rests. All those things sug-
gest 501112111ng nice that can be
given {or a present
there's l’ ”are 3.
Sash Cur
Furmtu r:
Couch Covers,
‘3'117,
C3: .
1r
All sorts of
hair tooth 11:11!
kinds of Toilet \.1'«.
Perfumes.
r11' ‘1“ for the toilet-—
11.1.1 and cloth. An
Jr}. Powders and
Comfort Powder.
11
Beautiful Rags. In any slze
1'01! can ask for; an}; pr
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Ice almost.
TROWBRIDGE
81 GO.
“'11111'1- ph- mov! to inform
the puhlu' 11111! “'1' but-1
all 1111' lat-wt ‘-I)'It'\ of
Meerschaum
and
Brier
Goods!
At 1'1'11111111111110 prices.
(1111' (711mm at 11' 1'.
111111.
(1111' assortment o! I’qul' 11111! I'marntto I'nmw,
MIIIIT 11111! 'I'olmt'vo III-w» Mulch Hull's 11nd
'l'nlml'oollnus was 111'11'1' bulb-r. “'1' 11111111111
.1” the popular I1r11111l1. 1.1 'l‘obm-i'os at our
store.
Cor. Main and Washington Sis,
Hnnt|1Non\'11Ik.(lt.
TROWBRIDGE 81 CO.
1! 111111 $111.”. per l111\ 1111111
LINCOLN
Storage Warehouse
The Lincoln Btomuo Warehouse
1111 Watoratrocl. 11 low doors south
oIWaahluyrtnnaim-1.111 the City
11! South N Walk. Is now open tor
the stomach of
Household Furniture, PIsnos,Bi-
cycles, Carriages, Etc.
For full particulars Inquire at the
ethos oi
TAYLOR 81 GOLDEN.
'11 WARRINGTON STREET.
South Norwallr. Connecticut
ANNUAL XMAS SALE
rancv m131001351
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WOMAN' 3 EXCHANGE.
nmv open nitm'nmnu, 111ml 1 1111'. IH'IIH‘k this
19 Main St, Norwalk.
week. muInIIormmnnnd evenings Chili-Mme
week 110111110 10 meiotic 1511511!
THE LEADING
DRYGOODS
STORE I
Christmas Goods for Everybody!
Gloves,
Handkerchiefs ,
Ribbons,
Laces,
Hosiery
and I
Umbrellas. “
Everyth
Wool
Basement in Holiday Attire.
vor, China, and Glass.
TRISTRAM & HYATT,
Dress Goods.
51-inch 1113110103, in black, green, brown Illlxl blur-.111 {1111'
yard.
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Irish Point Lace Curtains.
3‘.y11rdslong11t $ii'l, ... 710,” .1. 7.“). l 111,5.1'101101 pair.
Nottingham 111cc curtains .1t 3!, 1.710, 1.73, 2.25,
pm pair.
The Best Ladios' Hose, Hormsdorf dye, regular mad e 1111 11'.
11:1111138‘1111'01'111111rs,.111.'.7.11'.$l,$I.7T1
Black vhitl'on collars. I 71').
Ladies and children's mittens,
per pair it 11111'~11'1 1111111“.
(mnt' 111111,; skin 1:!011'11. 1101' $1 per pair. 511k sh'1,des $1 111.
In our furniture.111111.1rpet department you will 111111 1'111'1' 11.;1'1111'115.
duct'mcnts to all cash purchasers.
7:1. 311.1 31111111119 sets. $3
.
nooktm 1'1~\.~',,1lol
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.uu an... .m. .m;uv—.mr. yr”:-
Inc, 151', I'IL', 2721', .3111' 1111'
max.
98 WASHINGTON ST.,
50. Norwalk. ,
BEST
VALUE!
II
We have now in stock
WINTER GLOT
The Host
Complete
Line of
FRANCIS 8: 00.
With the approach of the Holidays the same perplexing question arises:
are better prepared than ever before to answer this question.
in our store presents something suitable for Christmas Presents~—
no. 2‘
oAzr-zrrz BUILDING
NORWALK, CONN.
TRISTRAM a HYATT,
What
will we purchase for Christmas Presents? We wish to state right here that we
Every department
ing in the I’scful Linc, viz:
Cloaks, Furs,
Dress Patterns,
Table Linens,
Napkins,
Blankets,
Men’s FurniSh’g Goods.
In our H1 Insofurnishing Department we are showing 111! the latest novelties in Si!-
Norwalk, Connecticut,
Gazette B’ l' d’ g.
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MerryGhristmas at Scolield81Hoyt’s
l..1dios‘ 11111 glo1es.ti9c nnd $1.
1"oideied I111utlh1'r1'l11uls, 12' ._.1.' .1153, 211133513.
(21m s 3% inch paragon umbrella, $1.
Fancy Articles.
50.1.50,.11’10.
“~11. 1) MN albums, shaving sets, collar and 1'111'1' boats.
15, station." .und athousuu-I and 111.0
articles. 1111» numerous to 1110111I011.
1115, 2.10, 50'.
L111 1l1151‘11l11g119, 2 oz lmtthS, 151'.
in film y designs, $1. 50, 4, «I 50, 4.75.
During the Holiday week we shall make sprcinl in
SCOFIELD 81 HOYT,
CLUB BUILDING,
Norwaik.
LOWEST
PRICE!
THEY ARE ALL SMILES!
i Because they wear our easy fitting, comfortable Clothing. All our customers feel this
‘ way. TRADE with us and you will FIE EL THE SAME!
lEver lShown
IThis NCity!
HINGI
13y trading with 115 y on will always get the best with prices guaranteed.
as WASHINGTON STREET
South Norwnik.
OLDBERG S
N. Y. Milli_1_1_____ery Parlors!
FURS! FURSII FURSI!
A I11! I 11r1lco111plctclluo in all kinds of furs.
F or capes from $4.2 1 and upwmds,
Infants and children 5 caps and costs at 1c1h11cd p1iccs.
will be sold from 891: and up.
A Full Line of Feather Boas!
A full and complete line in Holiday Goods, In Silver and (illt Metal
Lfl'et Is.
Silver frames from 211: and 11p, jewel cases, Ink stands, calendars, ham!
kcrchict cases, 1:11;.
We hate also put on sale a large assortment of trimmco hats from
$1.31) 111315.110' former prices. s1 24 to $10.
The coats
Charge, when materials are bought st our establishment.
Bows In the latest design made Free of Charge.
33 Wall lance.
GOLDBERG’S
N. tin-«Our store will be kept open during the month of December
until 8 p. m.; Saturdays until 9 30.
NEW YORK
HILLINERY PARLORS
Hats will be trimmed during the month of December Free of
MAKEVOUR
WANTS KNOWN
IN TH-
EVENING SENTINEL
D. W. RAYMOND,
Funeral Director
and Embslmer.
.3 Washington Biro-e.
lo. Nor-mils.
influence. Mahsckemo Hotel
m7 1
c. 11. answers
Ol'l'V IMPLOVMKNT AOINOV
Ladies and continuum dealt! first class
helpinnuy 1111me can obtainnllie same at
the 11111 ivonzunl'y a‘mthnmwlshlnc positions.
either male or terns. s. can secure employment
Wuntml lmmedlately—I-lrstclass nurse 1111-
babe. nod salary to experienced person; also
first d‘...- 1- 111111 lolr rmtaurnnt.
Wanted Immm! lately «Ctnnpetent 1111111 [or
went ounm' e 11.111111! Must understand garden-
Inst
70 North Main St, South Norwaik. Ct.
Norwalk Chronicler