"" mobilised more at
x direction of the llorwalk Li-
will meet in the Council room to-
,1
.7
mt. Goldwhmidt, of Water street,
W the employ of John ,A.
‘0
WW
um Tribe, 1.0. n. M.. will elect
M tonight for the ensuing six
Charles D. Bur-nee has been enduring
rpm a slight illness this week.'——Green—
melt New.
B Biggie 6: 00.. the fruiterers, have
coated the Austin homestead in Wash-
ingtcnltreet.
; ‘0. fl. Tattle. landlord of the Norwalk
EM, yesterday received a handsome
Finish from New Haven.
“Kr. and Mrs. Moses H. Glover, of
m etre'e't Norwalk. will entertain the
. Seoul Whist club tonight.
f, Eli E. Bernhard, of Cross street, Nor-
velk. has received over $500 from the
government pension department,
.. ~Ohlckens, Paige. 'N. Y. mkt.
Santa Claus brought one of Edison‘s
phonograph; to Mrs. 'Allee Cole, of Mn.
pie street, and there is no end to the fun.
Clinton Phelps, of Springfield, Mass,
has sold to Henry Hadley, of Gardner,
Mass ,land and buildings on Bell Island.
_, At the monthly meeting of Old Well
. Hook and Ladder company, last night,
the entertainment committee reported
progress. .
“' C. A. Freeman, of this city, led the
orchestra in the armory, Stamford, last
night. at one of Company C's concerts
and sociables.
Rev. J . H. Shoehan left Norwalk for
Hartford, today, after a few days' visit
in town. He will shortly be assigned to
[some parish by Bishop Tierney.
' Invitations have been received in
town for the informal reception of The
XV., to beheld in Toquct‘s Opera House
Westport, Wednesday, January 6th.
The annual meeting of the Connecti-
cut Total Abstinence Union will be held
in New Haven next Wednesday. Rev.
J. T. Winters, of South Norwnlk, is the
president of the union.
The Salvation Army expects to have a
wonzderful time tonight. Adjutant Tay-
lor, the golden minstrel from California,
is expected t) be present. Everybody
invited. All welcome.
.1 ’ fiFreshpirk, 8c. N. Y. mkt.
i Chief of Police Bradley was notified.
yesterday afternoon, that there was
horse racing in progress on West avenue
Norwulk. He went to the scene and or-
dered the racing stopped.
A- special communication of (lid Well
lodge, F. and A. M., will he held to-
night for Work in the third degree. Itc-
freshmentawill be served. All Master
Masons are cordially invited.
Fred Tot-one and Harry Wilmino!
Norwalk, drove to Weston, Sunday
_ night, inn sleigh. While there tIu-y
run into a snow drift and were thrown
' out. Neither wnsinjnrod.
~Sausuge, 80. N. Y. mkt.
Agent Hunt and Clerk Morrell, of the
Adams Express oliico, worked all day,
Sunday, to straighten out their Christ-
maenccounts. the ahipmentof presents
being unusually llll‘w‘ this your.
5—41”. Hannibal Williameis to recite
. “A Mideutmner Night's Dream" in Don-
bury. Jan. in. Her l‘t-clttlliml in Look.
Wood's Hall will rumor .lan. Both. if
enough tickets are submarihetl {orhy
Saturday.
The Immediate ltcllol nssmintion of '
Sherman Council, No. 1:312. and Point!!-
me Council. No. 1W5, Royal Arcnnnm,
elected these oiliccre, last night: Presi-
dent, William lt‘. Iloyi; vino-provident.
A. A, Better; secretary. Frederick W.
Gregoryztrcnsurcr. (leoruo I“. Hearst-z
trusteee. Charles Raymond, I.. Citroen
and A. H. Tlieilo.
g «‘7
“when...“ _., M, .,....W..,.... «a
rv'» I» v
moan
Of making many pills there ,
in no end. fiver)! pill-maker .
pays: "Try my pill," on if
he were offering you hon Imus!
The wise man finds a good pill
Mullahs to it. Also, the wise
man who has once tried them
olive: forsaken
tints titanic nus. ,
‘ ‘ 8t. Joeeph’e Lymeewili ymcetdn‘
~ bite which be waived from a dog. lent
‘ and runny waists. nliitle damaged. for
. and threw unim- boyonChrlstmns (luv.
#WWmim mm...
M
Music flail. next Tuesday night.
John Kirech. o: Nor-walk. In nursing it
Saturday.
~Evening, house and street dresses
sale cheap, 19 Union It, Be. Norwnlk.
Willie Taylor, son of Fred A. Taylor,
of Orchard street, has been ill since
Christmas.
A covenant meeting will be held at the
Not-walk Baptist church, Thursday ov-
ening.
~Special prices on horse blankets
until January let.
Hardware company. .
Thomas E. Perkins. organist of the
South Norwulk Congregational church,
is quite sick at his home in Bayview
avenue.
The Foreign Missionary society, of the
Norwalk Baptist church, will meet with
Mrs. Sarah E. Lynes, of Mott avenue, on
Saturday.
The propeller Eagle experienced con-
siderable difficulty in cutting through
the ice, between Norwalk and South
Norwalk, yesterday.
~Fine stale turkeys, ch. N. Y.inkt.
The election of n colonel of the Fourth
regiment to succeed Col. Frost, who has
been promoted by Gov. Cooke, will take
place in Bridgeport about January 20.
«See the Tornado at lioyt’e "Theatre.
New Year’s afternoon and evening.
The pipes. at Trowbridgc «it Co’s cigar
store, last night, were won by Thomas.
Smith, who secured two, Clifford Bene-
dict. and Fred Benedict.
”~A rare opportunity, “Yellowstone
and Yosemite,” at the Methodist church
tonight, by abrilliant orator, Rev. Dr.
J. 1.). Wilson. Tickets, 25c. '
Nelson H. Hoyt, DOUk-ki‘i‘pf'l‘ at
Brown & Wilcox's groovy store, is con:
fined to his residence in Bayviow avo-
nuc, by trouble with his oyrs.
A wait-h night service will bv held
Thursday, beginning at 9:13“ o'clock, in
the First Methodist Episcopal church.
The pastor will be in charge.
lili Osborn left town Thursday for
Utica, N. Y., where he will l'dnain with
his daughter, Mrs. Edward l‘inkney,
during the winter.
——The Tornado company will play, a
special matinee at lont's'l‘hoatre. New
Year‘s day. Prices 10 and ‘35 cents.
A W.:ter iiio on the second Ilo<.r of
Lzludt r's llosk, burst again, your. 1-day
aftermath, and iloodvd Albert l’ohlmnu's
barber shop, ruining the paper, and also
the paper on the coiling of ’l‘rowbridge
Sc Co's cigar store.
—-Tho Tornado, New Year‘s day.
Min. Ullurh-s l'dllliltlt‘ll, a \'I‘K(’Iillll\‘
woman, wan driving through
street at 10:30 o'clock this morning.
when one of the runners of her sleigh
caught in Illi‘ trolley track in front of
the Upvra Ilouso block, upsetting tho
sh igh and throwing Mrs. l’uhlihvch. No
damage was done.
Captain Edgar I'ouri-o, whrsv barge
four-1n:1.~tul sohoonvr, tin! "Calvin It.
Uri'utt,” was lost, with all on board. oll'
(‘hntham. Maser. Inst werkavas a brot ll’
or of Captain Lewis II. l’I-areo. of the
soluvmer Jennie (‘. May, of South Nor-
walk.
luv. Ii‘atIu-r l“urlmn:, of St. Mary‘s
church. talks of t‘l‘i‘l‘llllg :i ('atholic lay-
cnum. The object in to “NV“ .1 dumbb-
placv when» yomn: and old can a» .. inblo
to par“ tho limo pit-.b-anlly. It i.» szi’il
that the building will include :i gymuw (i-
mu, :«wmnbly hull, library :2'1'1 many
(‘UIIVOIIICIIITV '.
All Junior En'Ii-tu'orors are invitr‘d to
attend thoptniuorn swlal given by llI-'
I' nion Junior liudoavorw's. at Knudsen
Hall, Wednesday at H p. In. 'l'lirrc- will
be. music and sponkmu by the little folks,
Ih-fi'o-shmontn \vill be served. Parents
and friends are also invited.
4~-5~—ll'rc.~b shoulder“ no. N. Y. mitt.
(lom'uv II. Mia-her. a wollknmvn rmi‘
don! of Norwalk. foymnny yours a mob
ductoron thoohl liorwulh Ilorso Iluil‘
way lino, dim]. Hominy, at the home of
his sonindaw, (Iowan M. liolnwn, in
the seventy-seventh your of his one.
The funeral will be held from hit Inn
residence M II o’t'lock tomorrmv morn-
inn.
Frank S. titration. the engineer at
Hatch. Bailey a; (his. was presented
with :i (lobe murmur) fourteen mnnd
.
and it boasting among: his shopmeics
but he was the only man in town who
was Mlnl‘flllml'ed by Hunts with that
kind of a timeout. lie is also shutting
South V Norwelk '
\anl '
hands with himself, chuckling to think:
the daily papers huvr not got hold of the
news of the new atrial.
BAING
powers.
Absolutely Pure.
Celebrated for its greatilouveninc siren h
and Iieolthlullnese. Assume the loo can he
e um and all forms of adulterut on com-
mon to the cheap brands.
Item. ”Axum Journal; 00.. New York.
m
Liveryrnnn H. E. Dunn received three
new eleighe yesterday afternoon.
Eighteen weary wander-ere spent last
night in the Norwnlk staticn house.
-—Attend ball of Knights of Colum-
bus, lmkwood's Hall, Thursday night.
”Seymour Nichols burned his hands
quite badly, Sunday, while extinguish—
Ingthc fire at the residence of Morrell
Roberts, in Clitl‘ street.
. At the rcgulifwmflng of Palestine
Castle, A. U. K. of M. (1., last night.
the following officers were elected: S.
K. 0., Jacob Utzinger. S. K. V. (1.,
Frederick qurence; S. K. F. L., Wil-
liam Taylor; R. 8.. Richard Gilmore;
A. It. 0., John Dauler; I". 8., Edward
H. Beucom; treasurer, Richard Dunn
C. of S.. 0anth Prescott; A. C. of 8..
Charles Utzingcr: I. 0., William Beers;
I),G.,Ira 1). Stevens; chaplain, John
Ashworth; trustee, Joseph Bartlem;
director, Joseph liartlem; organist,
Harry \Vatson.
SOCIAL LIFE IN THE NORWALKS.
How Twin (:in People Enjoy ThemSelves These
Waning December Days.
Mrs. Louis Von Gal and daughter.
of South Nor-walk, are spending the
holidays with Mrs. George Carley,
Wooster street, Daubury.
Joseph Dunning, of South Norwalk,
is visiting his brother, S. S. Dunning, in '
liethel.—«Danhury News.
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Carroll,
of South Narwulk, have been the guests
of mm rooms. Mr. Canon is a
uremia-r of the new ct‘n‘set company re-
cently incorporated in South Korwalk.
~I).inlmr_v News. ‘
John Iiilboy has rcturnwl from a two
Weeks” vacation, spent in the eastern
part of the state.
Mrs. Alice 1'}. Hark. of Bridgeport.
was in town yesterday.
Congressman 1.}. .1. Hill. his wife and
daughter. Miss Elsie llill, will leave
Norwalk for Washington,- ucxt Monday,
to take up their winter residence. Miss
Clara Ililllcft for the. Capital City ves-
tcrday rimming.
Miss (.icrtrudo L. (hump is visiting her
sister, Mrs. llodtield, in ch Elation,
for n I'mv days.
John H. Johnson. of Woodward ave-
nue, is home from Binghamion. N. Y.,
for a few days.
Bliss Agnes L'tz, of South Norwalk,‘
wasthv gurstoi bliss (‘Iura Young, of
If: Spring strut-z, Dunbar-y, over Sunday.
Miss Rally Delta. of East nvonuo. is
\‘lo‘llllllz her aunt, Mrs. Perry. in Wash.
tumult.
Illl‘. and Mrs. (.‘lltll‘li'fi (7. IlI‘IIF, of [Just
nvmuo, are entertaining Mrs. S. 15. S.
Ilissvll, of Newark.
Mrs. linri'ir‘tllobbs. of Morgan aw-
nur. is Vision“ lur sister. Mrs. Bolus
(In‘ver, Ill XI'W York.
Miss Sarah i":ll‘l‘l.‘li. of \Vr‘lrcoetcr, is
the guest of Mrs. William McCormick.
of Main HIl‘I't‘l, Not-walk.
.‘Ir. and Mix. ('Imrlvs I". Inotnis, of
Ilvblvu axu-nuo. hm" rvturnmi home
from a Vlmil in \Vall‘rburfi'.
William .\. ltl'll‘lh'll. li‘lrlx‘n :mh
“no, bio Mumml to firewall: from a
visit. in (In-ton.
Did You Ever
'I‘ry Elm-trio Illlwrs as a woody for
your troubles? Il IIUI, .rl-I a Ilollln' now
and not rvliul', 'I'lnee Illl'lill‘illl‘ has bwtl
Found in lw [’I'I'illitll’lj. minute-d in tho i‘o
lit-i‘ and l’lll‘ot Hi all Iv'rmuh- Complaints,
“sorting a Womlvt'l'ul :iim‘t inlluz'nvo in
git-int: Hrmngtll and intro to the organs.
II you burn Loss of Ame lilo. Constipa-
tion, Ilvaclnoho. [fainting H‘s-115, or are
lim‘vons. Sleepless. limitatib'. Melan-
clmly oi Ironblmlwilh Dizzy Htwlls. I’llt-u-
ll'i" I’nitllrs is Ill" Imuliuinr' you III'WI.
or" guaranteed Irvntzivnlth nntlill-byh
its Wu 'l‘my pools. and $1.00 at I‘llHII
surf» and Wood‘s Mortar.
Old People.
" Ultl‘ywotliv who rmtmri- int-divine l.
tortilla!" liza- bmwle tun] kidneys wi
llml tho mm rvnwly in lilwtris' Bitter
Thin mmliuinn limit not tilimulaiv llll‘l
Hf
,rouluins no whisk-tr our other inloxi»
cool. but avian.“ a Ionic nml ultwrulivu
It am mildly on the Hitlillill'll and bow
vie. adding strength and giving tom- mi
tho organs. thereby aiding l‘s'ntim» in tho
p- v-l‘m‘mmu'v of ”I“ luw'tlons. Idiot-trio
llillvrs is on vwvllvni appetizer and aids
digestion. Hill 3er do find ii: just omel—
Iy what tiny iuwl. I'riw liflv N‘IIIR
owl liklllllpm‘lmltlv at. (l. (‘
and E l'. Wood's Drug Stores.
titillivin'e
severes.esnne
' EDWARD
people, for all kinds of prices.
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CHRISTMAS, l896.
You are looking for suitable presents. We have anticipated your
. wants and place before you a choice 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 opinion you will be
of the same mind when you examine them. All kinds, for all kinds of
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j
E. M. JACKSON,
Photographer.
(Il'I-IN
South Horwalk Savings Bank.
m'runrzsr NLi'I‘IL‘lzi.
i
.s'ot‘iu .\'mm‘.\l.i{. (Iona. Dov. .‘Jh‘, tam.
At a looming: nl'llw madam-rs Iii this
brink. lIi'lll this «Into, n dividend to impos-
iloxuoi'inirrosl at tho nor of four per
l'l'lll. our alumni was lll‘I‘lilrlfll for Ilirsix
numt‘wmnltny January I, Infill. miynlilo
on and nib-r .Inuutu‘v H. tst-i. Inn-rest
not dmon will be “mined in llr'wuilin
an! limo inn-rod from January I. NIT.
.li )llN ll I\N.\ l‘l'. 'l'l‘cxluilrwt'.
il‘lll L’w
THESUN.
The {not of Amur'n‘nu Newspapers,
CHARLES A. DANA. Editor.
The American constitution, the
American It! 1min} AmerimnSpirit.
Tin-cc first, last and all the time.
forever.
DAILY, by Mail,
DAILY AND SUNDAY,
by mail,
The Sunday Sun
In the greatest Sunday Newspaper
in the World
Prim: so a com: by mail >5- a your.
Address Tilli SUN, New York.
so a your
#8 a year
ll
Mother's Delight With Hand's Colic Cure.
II \i'nmnm. III-44s.. ii, 30.,’il.‘i.-«~»Ilaml
lllmlit-iln~(’o:~- “I wish funny that l pro.
I'III'I‘II a ‘filllflll" bottle of Dr. Hand‘s (‘ob
to Hire and um tll‘ll}:llll“l with it. My
bnbv leiniw four months old,nnd has
Hull'orwl every day of Iu-v short Ill'u with
ool‘w. I haw Iris-d almost everything
cvur heard of. but can truthfully say
lhnt anything I Imw triml t'mmot (nun.
porn with Dr. Iinnd's Colin (lure.
Your-s rtmfw‘tlnlly, Mrs. (B. (l. Miller,
:lrl Arch St.“ Hold by all Druuuisls. 23w.
Molhm Find Nolhlng Ellen! to Dr. Hand‘s
Colic Cute.
Warninnmv, (loom, 4»".'illl-»-Ilnnd
Medicine Cowman“ Siretm'd am using
llr. Hand‘s Couch and (Ironp Medicine.
and I 'nlio (fare for my children and find
nothing: to equal Mom. They _Work
,liko niacin. I would not be without
them in my lumen. The little onos lovo
' llr. Iland'eliollc (Turn and cry for it; it
rulicvco them nlnwst instantly. Mm.
Frank Hintth, 2! Wood etrcet. An. all
idrnuglsts. 20c
DONOVAN BLOCK, WASHINGTON STREET.
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EVENINHH.
alie'ribnilw wtm'll'e from Large pnvhngis
love and ‘lI’
Let Everybody Be Happy
If you did not get a nice Turkey for your
Christmas conic nndsec us. We have
some new line slate turkeys for New
Years. Others will charge 20cc lb for
the some stock that We will sell for Ice.
Come early and take your pick. Chick-
ens will be l‘l‘g’c lb.
FREE DELIVERY.
New York Market
FRANK S. ITERS, Prop.
: Q PORTRAITS.
53 WALL STREET,
Norwalk, Ct.
lummmmn
OLIVERW.WEE_D.
iAt a meeting of the managers of the
South Nox'wnlk Savings Bank, held Dr-
ecmbor 25th, land, the following resolu-
lions were unanimously Vt vied, viz :
lWIierr'as, 1n thodeath of Uliver W.
Wood we are called upon to mourn the
liens of an (‘>i<‘¢.‘llll‘tl assw'iato for many
years Culllli‘k‘lt‘ll with this bank as 0110
(g its managers, we desire to record our
(testimony to the uprighnn-ss of his
(‘ln‘istinn character. and to the integrity
ot’ his business dealing and to commend
his example as one worthy of emulation.
and also to express to the members of
his faintly our sympathy for them III
this time of nlIliction in which they an:
called upon to bear the loss of one so ro-
tleared to tin-tn by tender nll'ection and
loving service.
Atlvst:
Jon): N. Iixwr, Sec‘y.
llzn‘li
:
Unclaimed LeIIers.
Followilmls a list of lollorwomninlng on.
called forthcweok ending Dot-.24. at tho lol-
lowinu[instant-es. I‘eopb- million‘ for them
should say they are lulvoriiwl:
I". \V. Imam. MI» Li/nziu Iont. Miss Mary
Mutaanmus Ilvxboo. J.J. Ilovio. Mrs. Smith.
Ii. \t. IIIiNl‘lIIIU'I'. I‘. M.
Mrs. I‘i. Knowles. MI‘ III-m'valfh.
IV. II. .lllldml’” I‘. M.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
\ .
'I'm-z Ni’i'iowi, "\Nb' or NHIIWMJC.
(\tl'l l.\| . summon.
Noun u it. (‘osm lbw. Mb. two.
The Dlt‘u 'Ioro Illi\”1’llil'\ elny dot-him! a Mini
“mum! lll\lll"ll'l of thrm Lo poi- wni. linynblo
on and urn-Mummy 2nd. moi.
H. l‘. I‘ltll'it, i‘ashi-n‘.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK. ..
(it Honlh Nora-silk.
ESTABLISHED 686a
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Swim.” .......................... loom
ll UHSICH. FRONT. I‘roslliunl.
ALDEN HI ILMANH, V'Iu'c‘l’i‘osblont.
(fllAlIIlli‘l IC. I’I'llllill'l. Caubil'r
L. CINXINIEIMM. I‘Imli‘inan
l'lmmvo I”: cum Illoo.
I‘E'I‘EII
InlIIvInlnnl and Business Ammonia tioiivib-d.
[ham-Ilsa of trust and other funds taken.
Certlill'nieeol Deposit Issued for monvvdn
posited for auto Itvopilm’. d'n rm
:-
Fram Sire to Sen.
Aunanllv Medicine Ilac-m‘si‘wlnw King
for the Nerve-i panel-strum alto to on" nun
lnunv'v. ”you hau- Itblnm. Ilt‘l‘l‘ nt‘ Mm"!
Ill” order. Indigestion. muslin nib-n. Iwndna ho,
this anitiuwill Porn ,wm (by. Hilllwm,
H-«uth Nonvnlknind III I‘. \VI‘I‘II.ANHI'WIIIIMHII‘
lumlihu Ilrimuletn. n m the solo lIIZI‘IIIH mnl out
If you
Mt me!)
BMH
ROBES!
MAKER“
new voile
Theluxury of,a bath is not fully
realized until you possess a bath
robe. They make nice presents;
from $3.5o to $47.50.
Full 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 telIing
you about every line we carry, but
you may come expecting to find
anything sold in an up-to-date
clothing house.
So‘uth Nor-walk,
Comstock Bron, Masonic
Bld’g, Norwalk.
1r rune autumn-£61m.
Smokin
-Jacketl
notions in your son‘s head,
HOUSE COAT
mMMuwé
ComstocIT—Brothers,
.l4 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
‘i Va
“P
Give nine
don't want to put (coils
give him a
from $4.00 to 87.50.
NIKERS.
NEW YORK
connectlcut.
MILFORD A. GIFFIN, Mgr.
—
E HAVE A LITTLE
CORNER 0F
and .
.
Illicit are bound to sell it loW]
p
Only four of the $2.00 ones left, 5?
Red Flannel I'ndcrwcar, xl-llc up.
Mahackemo Hotel Block,
' Ulsters -
Overcoats... ;_.
)riccs' will do it ; we have
u“
some wonderful bargains from
$2.50 UP!
”n 1'
7.4325 Iii}, o4, oil and 1153;
sold formerly at it l- 50.
Sweaters, Cardigan
jackets, Gloves, Caps, etc.
DAV] ’ THE TAILOR,
Ciothier, Iinttcr and I-‘nrnislier.
So. Herwalk, Ct.
" . .--~.»"'“‘* W -./
STOP A IN
And «'Hltsidor tin-
buy attain.
BUFFALO
GLUTEN
FEED
FOR
CATTLE
Chicken.
and
HORSES.
tors and law 12-.
which leads in an
tukintz. Wu In:
BEST
grain.
We havehy far
nmnfs for unlomli
where else.
MANUEL
EOLMANB’
LIVERV
' STABLE.
(fie:
mutter «wilfully before you
There is us nnwh dill'vrnm'o be»
[worn grain denier-a an llmruis Imiwvvn doc-
I
In every city tluo- Is one man or one firm
y trade or business under-
N in the grain Imslneu.
There is no question about that; the more,
you investigate, the atom apparent our od-'
vnnlauve will appear.
the best service; We Sell absolutely the bent
WI- ni ve absolutely
this most mmplete arrange-
nn and delivering prmnptly.
llnr prices for the best groin and Mt. service
at“ no higher than tln- next twat costs some-
1'. HATCH,’
The Grain Dialer,
I! Ionian“ Street. to. Home“.
.. ”gm” ” _. ,_ .. ,,,,, x "" , /, ""rrxb/WN
Norwalk Chronicler