Md!“ film M In M New
The advance sole of Frederic Bryton
tum larue’with every prospect of a
”I Wm- M.
~Umbrollas for Xmas. O’Brien's.
“Goprge Buokmaster has received a
contract for 4,000 feet ‘of fence for the
Consolidated railroad at Boston.
-—A coin silvef knife. fork. spoon with
1 lb. often. GLA. P. T.Co , 41 Main st.
Judge Frost has ordered that Attorney
.T. J. Walsh file a more specific state-
ment in the cancel Johnson vs. the
Norwalk Silk Mills.
i-wll'oncy baskets for little money, at
Lane‘s. W
Sharla Lyon attached the saloon of A.
Kohlsr, in South Main street, Saturday.
on a claim of $500. The case was settl-
,,ed and the attachment released.
~A beautiful art calendar given away
with our teas, cofi'ees, etc. A. P. '1‘.
00., 41 Main st. '
Luther Wright has just finished a
fine bakery wagon for C. DeKlyn 85
Son."In shape. construction. painting
and letteringit is as fine as could be made
—-—Men’s and boys’ alpines. O’Brien’s.
The members of the Push club enjoy-
ed a skating party on the mill pond last
night. After an hour‘s sport they ad-
journed to their rooms in Main street.
--Fine cigars for holiday gifts at
Plaisted’s.
A family of the name of Hofner,1ucm-
hereof which have been employer] in
the Norwalk Silk Mill, were sent to
Paterson,N.J.,by the selectmen, yes-
terday.
——You can find something to suit you
at Plaisted‘s. __~
Arthur 8. Ezekiel. of The Sentinel
office. underwent an operation for a
threat trouble, last Saturday, and has
since been confined to the house. He is
getting along nicely, however, and ex-
pects to be at work again in a few days.
—Your friend; like ( lid Well Cologne.
Why don't you give them a bottle“:
Pluisted’s.
The members of St. Peter‘s German
in church, North Main street. are ur-
ranging for their annual Christmlls
festival, which will be held in the
church, Friday afternoon at 5 o'clock.
Rev. Mr. Range will preach a Christ
mas sermon at 10:30 a. m.
-—Diamond Rubber soles, all ready to
apply. at Hoyt & Son’s, 37 Wall street.
A New Milford Polander, while blast—
ing at Limo Kiln, Boardmau’s Bridge,
started to drill out a hole wherd the dy—
namite had failed to explode. The dyna-
mite went off, badly mungliug his right
hand. He was taken to the Danbury
hospital and will lose the hand.
—-Onr motto! Good goods, low prices.
F. A. Lane.
-—Gcorge Bechtel Union Salvator on
draught or by the bolt!» during the
holidays. Free lunch on Christmas eve
and Saturday. Sour kraut and boot.-
worst. at Martin Spahr’s.
Filly Years Ago.
This is the cradle in whichthere grow
The! thought ol :1 philanthropic brain;
A remedy lllul would nlukr life new
For the multitudes that were nicked
with pain.
"twat sarsaparilla. so made, you know
By Aycr. some 50 years I30.
Ayer’s Sarsaparille
was in its infancy half a cen-
tury ago. Today it doth “be-
otrlde the narrow world like a
colossus.” What is the secret
elite power? Its notes! The
number of them! The wonder
of them! Imitatoru have fol-
lowed it from the beginning ol
, its success. They are still be-
? hind it. Wearing the only
medal granted to consider-ills
in the “World’s Fair of 1893.
it points proudly to its record.
Others imitate the remedy;
they can't imitate the record:
nu ‘ it. s. Head's school closed
‘ may turtles Christmas vacation.
W
has been quite ill, is much better.
ory's market. No. at Wall St.
Gregory’s market. 21 Wall St.
. "mm... MT
Brothers’ wharf.
with convulsions.
—-Turkeys, lilo lb. 6 Water St... N.
sessions during 18%.
January 4.
7 o'clock.
Work.
ported sick.
~—Cbickcns, 10". N. Y. M‘k‘t.
January.
charge of the services.
children pure candy. 1". A. Lane.
()ur Holy Saviour. in Berkeley stn-s
was commenced last night.
instead of in the chapel.
prices to suit you. 1". A. Laue.
evening. December ill).
deuce, Franklin avenue.
——Speciul prices on horse blanks
until January lst. South"
Hardware company.
Hoyt. motormun. were laid otl’ yestc
quarters. l’liu‘nix Engine
and Hope llose company will
special meetings after the election.
conipm
was done an elaborate collation.
New York store.
plimltiml for reinstatement of
ten (3 .ulla’ Little Steve. Mr. Risk
Not-walk truck.
until Dec. 3!, at 1'2. A. H. Hoyt
Son, 37 Well street.
that most smallest paper. It ctmtai
tone picture of Congressman Hill,
florwalk.
50 Years of Cures.
Er
choice candy at Lane’s.
’0“
'mLadies’ desksiu oak and mahogany
from $5 upward. at Raymond 8a Son’s.
Little Jackie Beatty. of Elmcrost, who
~Flne native turkeys at G. 8. Greg-
There was but one session at the Over
River school, today, owing to the storm.
-—Getv“yo'ur Xmas turkeys at (31,8.
The schooner Betty discharged at can
go of sand, yesterday, at Raymond
-—Fine display of turkeys, ducks and
chickens at G. S. Gregory's market, :31
,Wall St.
Edrena, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
E. L. Daniels, of Fair street, is sick
The evening schools will have no more
The first session
of the new year will occur on Monday,
’mNutive chicken, 150 lb. 6 Water‘st N
In keeping with its yearly custom the
Over River school will send a large num-
ber of Xmas gifts, principally toys. to
the little folks at the County Children’s
' Home. '
—1*‘resh shoulder, 8c lb. 6 Water st N.
Christmas. at the Springwood Union
chapel, will be observed next Monday
night. The programme of music and ,
rccitations by the scholars will begin at-
—Turkeys. 12M; and 1m ll..N.Y. Milt.
At the meeting of linens Tribe, 1. (C .
R. M., last night, chiefs were nomiu:
ted for the next term, to be elected next
Charles R. llelmer was re.
A two weeks” mission will be held in
St. Paul's church about the middle of
Rev. Huntington, who was
here Good Friday, willlprobubly haw
———L:ulics, be particular to give your
The work of decorating the chapel of
The choir
rehearsal, tonight, will be at the church,
~Wo are going to give you goods and
The Norwulk Baptist church will give
a Christmas entertainment. Wednesduy
A rehearsal will
beheld tonight at F. 1C. Robbins‘ rosir
Norwalk
Selah D. Seaman. James Foster and
George Spragne, conductors. and George
day by the Norwalk Tramway company.
——()ur goods are new this year. Lane”
The annual election of ‘tho Norwnlk
fire department will be held tonight, at
Pioneer Hook & Ladder (mmpuuy'slwml-
hold
-—-Childrcn'stny picture books given
away free. Thursday. New York store.
Assistant Superintomlmit .‘lamcs ll.
Nash. of Spring street, last Monday
night entertained the eightuzents of the
Metropolitan Insurance company at his
home. The time was pleasantly passed
with music and speeches, and justice
-—Americun mixed cmrly. Ho. 1b.; host
Elgln Creamery butter, 1250. lb: host
flour, lifetime: Magnolia milk, 7c. can.
The board of review of the National
Trotting association has denied the up-
Allan
Risk. of Willimuntic, expelled for rim:-
imz Nellie N.. alias Louise. and Now-
well~knowu umouu Nor-walk horsemen.
luwinu frequently entered horses on the
—~l"lmast infill-kid‘shoes, five styles,
The Bridgeport Standards Annual for
ism, just received at The Sentinel office.
is another evidence of the enterprise of
amine of useful Information about tho
Park (lily and the state in general.
Among the portraits we notice a half
*Let your children soothe toys and
Absolutely liars.
Celebr‘ltod for its areatlleuvenlu ' strep th
and healthfullness. Assume "l” filled ugai‘l‘lst
torutlun com-
uum and all forms of lulu
Icon to the cheap brands. .
ROYAL BAKING l’ownss Co. how York.
SOCIAL LIFE IN THE NORWALKS.
How Twin elly People Enjoy themselves These
Waning December Dave.
Little Dorothy Cholwell, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. George C. (Jholwell.oi
High struxt,Norwulk, gave a “China-
man party,” yesterday afternoon, in
honor of the eight anniversary of her
birthday. Among the gin-rte were Misses
Florence and Pauline Morison, Margue-
rite lluich, Bunion Stevens, .lvaueltv
Mathewson, Florence llnrstrom, May
Olsen, Albertina Mathias, Julia Knapp,
May Watkins, Masters Conrad Price,
Edwin Mathewson. Franklin Bishop,
Eric Hurstrom, and Warren Woodward
They enjoyed themselves pinning on the
Chiuamcn's cues. 'l'ln- prizes were won
by Miss Florence Morism: and Conrad
Price. The consolation priw‘ went in
Miss Eunice Stevens, Tlurc \vcrv re-
freshments with ubirtlnlay cake. The
ring in tho cake was scoured by Miss
Jeanette Mathewson.
~Wc are making candy every day.
l". A. Lune.
Mrs. lV'f“.l. Holchkiss, of Derby. is llll'
gnostof her daughter, Mrs. Solmuns, at
, the Mahuckeino liotvl, wherc she will
spend several Weeks.
1.
—lloys' Knot: enamel“ shoes, no we!
feet, ii to 2, sign; 22., to so, $1.75. A.
ll. lloyt & Son, 5?; Wall street.
Mrs. Leslie Smith has i'ljtturned from
a two wcoks‘ visit in Northern New
York, zu-munpaniod by Mrs. C. it
Wright, of ( llovl-rsvillc, N. Y.
—Mcn‘s rcul alligator slippers. $73:
men's imitation ulligull’ire. 3”. 7-3 Milli?!»
A. ll. Hoyt ck Son, :5 Wuilslrect.
.lobu l.imbur;:cr, of the South Nor
Walk signal tower, has just returned
i. from :i visit among friends in New
.lvi‘scy.
——(.‘.ipc (,‘od crunbcrrn-s. in: qt; 3 lbs.
raisins, L’Sc: Cottolunc, vim. pail. New
York store.
Hurry Aiubriglit, of the signal lower,
a ton-day sojourn in Pennsylvania.
phi-.1. llc will be away several weeks.
l-‘l‘ Miss Margaret Lander. :1 tcnclu-r at
l'l‘mnplo (irovo Si‘llllllill‘)‘.
lion at her home in Wrst street.
1" Lane's.
water, N. .l.
w A. Jennings, of West street.
wllinox dl‘lliy. l)‘llrieu'~7.
Crescent 'l‘orravv, haw been cutcrtulu
(loin College Athletic association.
spending the holidays with Mr. and Mrs
J ucob M. Layton, of Buyvicw uvcuue.
Lane's.
of Summit
Jhoslvr,
Taylor.
l’lll‘l
street, wont
Saturday,
,of the Cumregutioual church.
Ballard, of Hummer street.
will leave town. Thursday evening. for
Thomas Robbins, of Seymour uvmiue.
South Norwulk. is visitiugin Philadel-
Surutogo
Springs. is spending this lwliday vacu-
~~l’lemyot ornmueuts for your tree.
Mr. and Mrs. lilgur ll. Fox. of Wl‘st
street. will l-pr-nl Christmas in Edge-
Mr. and Mrs. JOat‘pll (i. Jennings. of
NI'W York. aro- visiting Mrs. Elizabeth
Mr. and Mrs. liulll-l‘f A. Mollunaltl, of
inn .lcbn Morse. president of the Bow-
Miss .lulizl N. lmyion and Miss Eloise
M. Nichols, of South Orange, N. .l., uro
mTho purest candy at lowest prices.
John ll. Foley and Miss Lillian
tn
and were
married by Rev. Henry W. lluut, pastor
They
are now novels of Mr. and Mrs. (J. N.
Mrs. ‘iuruli .l. llosscyuml hormone,
w. "a... WWW
z POUNDS;
I
wants and place before you a cho
people, for all kinds of prices.
BOOKS!
uoostrm
CALENDARS!
have ever
5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
and
, BOOKS l
BOOKLETSE!
CALENDARS”
Such a display! large Stock! Great variety. at the lowest figures you
s ‘ .
English walnuts!
FOR 25,01'3.
use A mass assessments or
APPLES, DRANGES, HALIBA GRAPESJIDS and DATES
M
ED. LAWTON 8: 06.. 22 South Main Street.
W
EDWARD STREET.
CHRISTMAS, I896.
You are looking for suitable presents.
We have anticipated your
ice line of Novelties, Fancy Goods
and substantial Dry Goods, all desirable, and very low prices. Our
Handkerchief stock is our pride, and we are
of the same mind when you examine them.
of the opinion you will be
All kinds, for all kinds of
BOOKS!!!
Boostrmu
CALENDARsm
i
seen them.
EDWARD STREET!
NORWALK. CONN.
Christmas Turkeys!
Are here. We have some State Turkeys,
the finest that you ever saw, and the
price will be right. We will ale.» have
some Western Turkeys. which we will
sell at 12'._.c: they will be good. fresh
stock. Chickens, loo per lb. Nutivc
state chickens. ‘
Remember the live dollar gold piece
for your Christmas. .
New York Marke
FRANK S. AYERS, Prop.
DONOVAN BLOCK, WASHINGTON STREET.
E. M. JACKSON,
Photographer.
u
on:
JACKSON’S - PLAT! NOTYP
All of the newest stylus of l’homgruphs.
- - posing: :
1 ——
Christmas Photographs!
_
Nothing could make u more suitable present for your family or your friends than
ulf 1 : : . . . .
E - PORTRAITS.
combingploasiug effects in lighting.' and
Our work possess QUALITY and MERIT at is fully up to the standard of Mod-
oru l’ortruturv. .
CHRISTMAS DELIVERY ill“ ALL WORK.
E. M. JACKSON, Photographer,
(WI-7N liVHNiMM.
53 WALL STREET.
Norwalk. Ct.
‘—'I='.'=—"'
Let Us He!
day
Silk Ha
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(I'NMIOOIKMNNNXNTUUU
m-
Open
Gloves,
Ivory Evening
Untll
9 O'CIock.
Silk Su
m
(T! IiKNNlO‘KNN KKIUHUO
im-
Hats,
Buy your boy a Sweater.
DAVIS,
Clotliicr, llatt
Mahaekemo Hotel Block,
“TIMI-:76 THINK! 1—
ABOUT
Christmas Presents
p You Think.
lly naming a few suitable gifts purchased for our holi-
tradc :
Silk Mufflers,
ndkerchiefs,
Initial Handkerchiefs,
Neckwear,
Full Dress Shields,
spenders,
Satchels,
Umbrellas,
W h ite Vests , For Evening Wear.
White Lawn Tics, evening dress; sized same as collar.
THE TAILOR,
er and Furnisher.
So. Norwalk, Ct.
MAKERS
NEW YORK-
flffln‘a use
BATH
ROBES!
Theluxury of a bath is not fully
realized until you possess a bath
robe. They make nice presents:
from $3.5c to 87.50.
liull dress satin and silk protec-
tors, from $1.00 up.
The largest and best assortment
of dress suit cases and bags from
the lowest to the highest.
Neckwear, all shapes.
Gloves, all shades and best makes,
and umbrellas in abundance.
Space will hardly admit telling
you about every line we carry, but
you may come expecting to find
anything sold in an up-to-date
clothing house.
'
South Norwalk.
Comstook Bree. Masonic
Bld'g, Nor-walk.
Your Boy '
If you don't want to put foolit
Comstockw Brothers,
I4 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
MILFORD A. GIFF'IN, Mgr.
Just about now may be in want of a
good. warm, strong ulster.
some. sizes l to 10, that sold’ for
$3.50 : we have put the price $2; you
will find them right in every way.
A‘Gentleman
Jacket!
notions in, your son’s head. ‘
give him a '
HOUSE Gear
from $4.00 to «$37.50.
MAKERS
llllll‘lllillal‘lllif’fi 1‘le vouc-
Gonnactlcut.
—-‘-‘3
We have
Clothing
and
Furnishing
Goods
Lookingi‘or a cheap cut, serviceable
ulster, found in our stock just what
he desired. You may have use for one.
Color, black; style, right ; price, $4.50.
Everything in
For men and boys.
The pony “Bijou" leaves us Dec. 25th.”
ls you guess in?
No............
1896
con".
Miss Amanda Smith, of Franklin
in avenue. will spend the holidays in
Stamford. _ ‘ ] A gent
Mrs. H. ll. Benedict, of Westport, has IUFIALO Y ill i 1
been visiting in Norwalk. 2:23!" on w I m
equality
& OATTLE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK. chicken.
‘ 0! Width Normilk. . and now, bill! Will
Isranmsunn lace HORSES. I will have
”“WMM IEST
Clem: ................... . ........... “(now GRAIN
Hum-1.1m .uwm
us W " ' ‘* HORSES
llUi‘lHELl. I’llllll'l‘. I'roslnb-ut. ND
ALDEN HUMANS. Vll'n—l’rosivlont. . CATTLE.
('llAllLl'l'l n. l‘rjuuis. (mum. BRANQH'
PETE“ 1.. CIWMNHTIAN. ('lmlrllum OFF'O‘
of Finance l‘nmtulltou. SOLMANE’
Individual and business Accounts Holicllod. :I¥:'RLY:
‘lleposlls of trust and other funds taken. .
Certificates of Deposit issued for money de‘ ‘l
posited for sale keeping.
llll om
x’fi“~ ..._..,/~\ » J~‘W~~W~.~J"
“Clean as a Whistle”
delivered until they have been carefully screened.
poorest ever known. This fact is self evident, even
liver to you in the best condition possible, and only
charge you what you ought to pay.
MANUEL T. HATCH,
ll Marshal! Strut. Se. Nowell.
my cats to be. Not one bushel of outs
of the coming crop of cats will be the
gain emphasis as supplies are reduced
the best outs to be had. and will don
The Grain Dealer.
Date...
.-
JOHN A. CAMP, Successor.
W.A.BENEDICT& 00.
SOUTH NORWAl—K.
IM WASHINTON 31'"
W. A. BENEDICT .8: 00.
1 John A. Camp, Successor.
[ EVERYTHING lN CLOTHING AND FUR-
NISllINGS FOR MEN’S AND BOY‘S WEAR.
The Pony “Bijou,"
; Will bc given to the person guessing the nearest
3 date of his birth.
7, pony will be awarded to the one guessing it first.
Contest closes December 24th, 1896.
Name“ Ion”coneone.”Ioneor“ol-ovOIIDOOOIOCOODIOOO'
Address..uuu........nu...n.-"nun-unuuuu'
l Guess
w. A. BENEDICT a. cot
John A. Camp, Successor.
Date....................1896
Two guessing the same, the
no. Nor-wall:
Norwalk Chronicler