W“: “in mm
hihuhern sorely enlisted
said. no is able to do his us»
MIMI)! for the Counseli-
minim: Ind thg polio]
‘ the setup-n: in this vicinity
issued with who at an al-
iwllleh the company issues. It
' »m 2M" piotures and
WHO inlonnation on science
a
jmnrines' competitive entertain.
will be given tonight, rain or
~lathe lecture-room o! the East
,-ohuroh. The Competitor is a
N EMU vessel, built to stand
’ Adminion, 10 cents. Charles
ruinous chowder, 10 cents.
,m- .
\‘ Wk furnished the model
, , steamship Oompetitor and Wil-
mwalthe builder of the ves-
shipiltullrlgged. The crew
, the entertainment tonight
" ,herdeokure nearlyailliast Nor:
‘ mama and members of the
m Seymourmife and son Howard,
”mean, are visiting Mr. Sey-
~s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
‘ , of Maple avenue. On New
«earls ovemng they will go to Glen-
‘iieoolr, to attend the Perry-Slauson wed-
flev. 0. Swenson, pastor of the Swed-
’ church, who recently underwent a
course‘s! treatment in St. Luke's hospi-.
for a stomach trouble, has returned
home somewhat imoioved, although he
inhumever, able to occupy his pulpit.
. The scow found last summer by Rob-
‘ oftentimes been claimed by a New Jer-
i any wrecking company. It was towed
1, there yesterday.
1 Raymond L. Terry, of Brooklyn, who
has been the guest of Arthur L. Ferris,
‘ ~ Riverside avenue, returned home today.
, Watch night services will be held at
the Swedish church tomorrow night, be-
ginning at 10 o’clock.
' . cififiYQSter Bowen, of 3 Keyser avenue,
9 East Norwalk, won the live dollar gold
. j piece at the How York market.
, Mrs. William G. LeGount, of East
avenue, has recovered from a recent ill-
‘ j Lewis Groeschner,of Fort Point sireet,
_ is in New York for a few days' visit.
. Mrs. David A. Rose, of East avenue,
has returned from a visit in Brooklyn.
Double flippers Collide.
Two double rippers, one owned by
William Hamilton and the other by
« p ‘ Charles Mott, collided on Prospect Hill.
I; > , not night, while traveling at a high rate
' ofspeed. Both rippers were filled with
> young men and women, who were
thrown ofi‘. Only one of them was in-
‘ She was a young lady from
Mdresud 300 People.
g Adjutant Taylor, of California, ad
' dressed about three hundred people in
the Salvation Army hall, last night.
g n Saunders and Adjutant Dennis
‘nport good progress in their work and
speak heartlily of the kindness shown to
' them by South Norwalk people.
BROAD RIVER.
/ The Christmas entertainment of the
latter Day Saints was held in their
mob ,Monday night. The following
‘ programme was rendered: Singing, by
I choir; recitation, “Six Little Turkeys,”
“Arthur White; recitation, “Lots of
. Things It Christmas," Maggie Kirchner;
recitation, Lulu Payne; singing, Bar-
, hm Kirchner, Isola Marshall, Stella
Stone; recitation, Mabel Stone; reading,
Henry Payne; dialogue, Barbara Kirch-
ner, Dora Cable, Mrs. George Gable:
recitation, Mrs. Homer Buttery; recita-
tion, Mrs. Julius Cable; recitation, Flora
«Price; singing, Hattie Brown; recitation,
In. 1). Marshall; singing Mrs. Julius
Mia and Mr. Stone. Much merriment
wIIcIuIed by the appearance of Santa
who distributed gifts to the members of
ville school.
gave you ever tried an imperial
firm 100 clear?
summon?” V "
Orin nouue‘Nenendoz-r. of Leno: nm,
or. , ‘
Millet“ born, Monday night,
It. and flu. Envoy Acknrt.
Whom :buge Lizzie is at Barry
Idoek with a cargo of coal.
:3: Alphonso Dibble is very sick with
WILTON.
it! my fibrehoaso entertained a
W of her Wade, last night.
Minty was givenlast night at
5W at ills: May Miller, Gan-
:tliit'illl'w ; lid“,
" "We
Glass in the person of Judson Cable, ‘
‘ on f ' our and
fix or].
, . oi the ruin Mel
, _ lets; ,seidsuia belonretaxor
,mentlsi breath ,
in» O to 1m the in columns: the
town 0! Rome k.‘ ”Hourly and legally
assembled to omen the 98th do: at
, A. ,.. bottom for the purpose
at providing tonne indebtedness at said
townJevi
their more!
of ill?!
EL, NSTAUSS.
situated in t e towa oi Nowell: at South
Nerwnl . to I” r-«one lot or parcel of
land, be as about tweet live feet in front
and rear and about lost in depth,
bounded northerly and esterlfi lg land or
the heirs or divlseee of Mnry . uowden
«loosened; southerly by land formerly oi
lieu Blouse, but new 0! the estate at
said islen Stones, and westerly by high-
wayl called Spring street or hly’s Neck
roar . . .
Also one lot or parcel of land bounded
northerly about 166 feet by said land for-
meri ol‘lieur Stan-s; easterly about 60
feet )y land 0 heirs or divisees of Mar
L. Snowden. deceased or by Carro l
street, sooalied- soother-{iv about llll feet
by land of saidheirs or irlses, hnd wast-
eriy about 24 feet by said Spring street or
E! ’s Neck‘road. -
udlshnll sell at public auction on
the premises herelubefore described, on
the 25th day oi Feb, A. D. 1597, “10:00
o'clock toreuoon, so much thereof as will
raise the sum of six dollars and twenty-
seven-oue hundredth: dollars ($6.27), that
being the proportion of the said llelen
Stones. of the sum total in said list, to«
gether with the charges of levy sale, etc.
(mouse: a. 51‘. ions,
Tax Collector, List of 1892.
Dated at Nor-walk; Dec. 215, A. D., 1896.
real estate
Tax Collector’s Sale.
\‘OTICE is hereby given that the under-
; signed, Collector of Taxes, under
and by virtue ola certain tux warrant,
duly executed and signed by proper au-
thority and directed to the undersigned,
commanding him to levy and collect On
HELEN S’l’AUSS,
and other persons named in the rate book
on the list. to said warrant annexed, their
several proportions of the sum total as
therein stated,said sum being a tax or
oasessmeut laid upon the assessment list
made in 1893 by the inhabitants of the
town of Norwalic, regularly and legally
assembled, to wit, on the 238m day oi De-
cember, A.- 1)., 1893, met for the purpose
of providing for the indebtedness of said
tnvn, levies upon the following described
real estate of said
HELEN STAI'SS.
situated in the town of Norwalk, at South
Norwnlk, to \viiz» «one lot. or parcel oi land
beimr about twenty-Jive feet in front. and
rear and about 200 feet. in depth, bounded
northerly and easterly by land of the heirs
or dcvisecs of Mary 1.. Snowden, deceased.
southerly by land formerly of Henry
Stones, but now of the cslntc oi said
llclciismuse, and westerly by highway
called Spring street or Ely's Neck road.
Also one lot or parcel of lnmlboundcd
northerly about loll feet by said land
formerly of llcntry Strauss; easterly about
Mary L. Snowdcn, deceased. or by Carroll
street, so—cnlled, southerly about it‘ll feet.
by land of said heirs or deflect-s and west-
erly by said Spring street or Ely Neck
road.
Andlshnllsellnt Public Anctiou, on
the premises hereinbeforo described, on
the 23th day of Feb, A. 1)., 1597, at lllzlil
o’clock ioreuoon, so much thereof as will
raise thesum of six in) and twenty-seven-
une llumlredths dollars, that being the
proportion of the said llelen Shun-'5, of
the sum total in said list, together with
the charges of levy, sole, etc.
(ll-10. ll. S‘Xl JOHN,
Tax Collector, List of mm.
Dated at Norwalk, Dec. 22, A.1)., 18%.
City Board of Relief.
Notice is hereby given that the Board
of Relief for the City of South Norwulk,
will meet on Monday. January -ltb,18ii’i,
at ‘2. o‘clock p. in.
Friday, January, 8th, 1897, at 7:30
o'clock p. in.
Friday, January 15th, 1897, at
o'clock p. m.
Saturday, January 28d, 1897, at 7.30
o’clock p. in.
Wednesday, January27th, 1897, at 7.30
o'clock p. 111., at the Cnuucil Chamber,
on Haviland street, in said city, for the
purpose of bearing and determining all
appeals from tho doings of the City As-
sessors in the list of Milli.
CHARLES F. HALLOUK,
RUBT. M. WILUOX.
Board of Relief.
Dated at the City of South Nor-walk,
the 21st day of December, 1896.
7.30
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ornament list
or upon the‘ioilowing described .
sixty feet byland 01 heirs or divisions of,
'l the under"
h under and
by virtue of a certain tax worrnnt. duly
executed and signed by proper authority
and directed to the undersigned. com-
manding him to levy and collect ofthe es—
tate of “
HELEN STAUSS.
and other persons named in the rule
book, on the list to said warrant annexed,
their several proportions of the sum total
as therein stated.sald sum beluga tax
or (resettlement laid upon the zissessmem
list made in 1805 by the inhabitants of
the town of Norwalk, regularly and
legally assembled, to Wit, on the 20th day
of January, A. 11,18”. met for the par
pose of providing for the indebtedness of
said town, levies u n the following do.
scribed real estate 0 said estate of
HELEN S'l‘AUSS.
situatedln town of Norwalk at South
Nor-walk, to wiizmone lot or parcel of
land, being about 25 lest in front and
rear, and about 200 feet in depth, bounded
northerly and easterly by land of the hours
or divisees of Mary 11.]Snowden, Elcclensed:
ICE is bereb lven that
0.31 good. Colleoio‘i-ol Taxes.
southerly by land formerly icury
Stones, but now of the est .e of said
Helen Stones, and westerly . highway
called Spring street or Ely’n 1. unit road.
Also one lot or parcel of 1 ll bounded
northerly about llili feet by 5 Id land for
mcrly of Henry Stones: cu rly about in
feet by land of belts or de .ees of Mar
IJ- Snowden deceased, by Cam: 1
street, so called: southerly about lbl feet
by land of said heirs or divlseesmnd west-
erly about 24 [set by said Spring street or
Ely’s Neck rend.
And I shall sell at Public Auction, on
the premises hereinbciore described, on
the 715th day of’li‘cbruaryAJl,lblh'mt “3:45
o'clock forenoon. so much thereof as will
raise the sum of four dollars
$1.0"), that being the proportmu
ol the said “t'lt’n Stunss of the
sum total in said list, together with the
charges of levy, sale. etc.
GEO. B. ST. JOHN.
Tax Collector, List. oi 1895.
Dated at Nor-walk, Dec. ‘22, A.Il.. 1890.
gr
theii-gll—ollefictorls—dale.
' 0 “Cl". is hereby mven that the under.
l signed, Gallon-tor 0! Taxes, under
and by Vll‘lilO of a certain tax wnrmui,
llulyexccntcdnnd signed by proper l|u~
tlmriiyaml directedlo the undersigned.
coxumuiulinu him to levy and collect of
HELEN Sl'Al'Sb'.
and other persons named in the rnlcbook.
on the list to said warrant llillluxull, their
sevoml proportions of the sun) tolul us
(heroin slated, said sum being a tuner use
sessmeut laid upon the assessment llsl
made in lfilll by the inhabitants of the
town of 'Noi‘wnlk, ' regularly and legally
assembled; to wit, on the let (lay ol
March. A. 1).. NE», met for the purpose ol
providing for the indebtedness oi said
town, levies upon the following described
real estate of said
11161.1th S'l‘Al'SS.
situated in town of Ivor-walk, at. South
Norwulk. to wit;——oue lot or parcel of
land. being about 25 (out in front and
rear and about. two hundred for" in depth.
buumlml unrlberly aml easterly by the
land of the heirs or deviseos of Mary 1..
Snowdvn, deceased: southerly by land
Iornwrly of Henry Show, but now of H c
solute of said Helen Slums, and “‘euivrly
by highway culled Spring strut-I. or l-lly's
Neck road.
Also one lot or parcel oi inml lmumlwl
northerly about Iiili {out by said lnml lor—
un-l'ly oi Henry Stains: onetoriynb lut sly
ty loot by land of heirs ordevisecsof Mary
1.. Sumvdvn, deceased, or hv Cnrrnl sin-rt.
Mu (rnllmi; southerly about Iill feet by land
of said heirs m- divisolw, and Westerly
about 134 IN't by said Spring sin-lei or Ely-K
Neck rrmrl.
And i shall sell at Public Auction, on
the premises lu-n-‘lnlml‘oro lli'M‘l'lllclI, on
the 2-3! ll day of Feb, A. 1).. NH". at 10:30
o'clock lurmiolm, on much tin-rm! us Will
raise the sum of six Wound thirty-three-
ono llumlrelilhu dollars. that helm: the
proportion nillle suit! Helen Stones, of
the sum total in said list, together mm
the charges of levv. sale, ole.
(HM). ll. Sl‘. JUIIN,
'I‘ax (‘nIlr-ulor, List. of lolll.
Dated at Norwalk, line. ‘33, A. i) , will.
Pg,“ . ., ....-
From Sure in sun.
‘ AMI. Family Medicine lluonn's Coll-r3; lilnu
lortho .M-m's pllssoslrom slru to non new:
lunacy. ll'yuu low kbluoy. liver or lllllitl.
lllfilii‘lil'l‘. IIlIIIKR~iiuII.«'nllsilpiillnll. hernias-be.
this spov'llll' will mile on. G. (‘. titlllwiu.
h‘oulli borwulknthd E. 1 Wood. Nni'wnIkJIw
L.H. DECKER,
Hand Painted Decorations to Order.
and Jack Knives.
SKATES SHARPENEDI
Watch this space for ’97 models of bicycles.
and stored at reasonable prices.
FREO’K.W. ROGERS, l9 Male St, Norwslk.
loading llruuulsts. are the solo “2"an u ml on»
tllstrllnlliv-v u-lmpll-s lruo. Largo lrllt'IilIBPH
we and alt.
..,.....
YOUR CHRIITMAS GIFT
or you: Your Year‘s gift will be on-
luin to give the recipient pleasure if it
has been purchased from our elm-k.
Maybe you have neglected getting a low
presents you mean to send. We are sure
to have something to meet your upprov
aim-if you don’t wait until it is too late-
l‘ietures, framed and unframed, oak and
bamboo ensols, cup and macro casein
hand painted glass cabinet frames. silver
and leather frames for cabinet pictures
hand painted plsquosand panels. He
turns framed to order. Headquarters for
ariists’ materials.
ill WASHINGTON STREET,
SO. NURWALK.
uovrmrs m cnfuroml
Goods for the Holidays, Christmas Papeterles and
Magazines.
Skates, Polo Sticks
Bicycles rented repaired
' ‘ , sermon our
THE 7
ovsaelou'rs
.m'l‘hose who were overlooked in
the excitement and hubbub alleuding
the last hours of shopping before
Christmas—incomplete giving lists-4
return complimenlsfor kind retirem-
brances from unexpected sources.
It is one of the most naturalihings In
the world to overlook some one at a
time like this, and it is the easiest to
remedy. There is just as good holl-
day buying. immediately after as there
was right before, and there's the
excuse of, New Year’s to give color
and happiness where it is possible
that disappointment may be shadow-
ing the hearts of some.
Splendid choosing In
[Jewelry
Leather Goods
Toilet Sets
Perfumeries
Umbrellas
Gloves
Neckwear
Handkerchiefs
Mufflers
lnfanls’ Goods
Aprons
Art Needlework
Upholstery
Lace Curtains
Rugs
Toys
Games
Books
Silverware
Crockery
Lamps
Linens
Undersklrls
Dress Goods
Jackets and Furs.
THE D. M. READ CO.
mowssmcr ‘
a. co.
v
o are planned to Inform
tliopulvliv tbul wo have
all lhc lull-st blyici. ul’
Meerschaum
and
Briar
Goods!
At reasonable prices.
Our (flours Itsoc. ti and hot per box take
.,,
s .
mlrnssnrtmont mm or and (‘lmirollo (lust-s
Hmlfluml Tobacco mites Mull-b sum umI
'l’olmcoo Bligh was rum-r boiler. We lzomllo
all the popular lvninlls ol 'l‘ullncms at our
e um.
cor. Hale and Washington to,
Heath Norwullt. Ct.
TROWBRIDGE 8: CO.
LINCOLN ”
Storage Warehouse
'l'h .lnuoln Sin Warehouse
on liter street. to err gloom south
3; fifl‘lll ulliiLf’M. n the (lily
. Bout: o .le new ooeulor
a atoms» 0
Household Furniture, Pianos,”
enter, curring», lite.
for lull particulars inquire at the
allies of
TAYLOR I: GOLDEN.
fl wasnmoros li'i‘llilil'l‘.
South Nomik. Connecticut
ANNUAL XMAS .ALI
saucy "30005:
at m:
WOM‘N’I EXOHANOC.
s... "enormous us l.
n l m ‘1 H mus
it home: to crawl. sols
,, -_
* TRISTRAM a HYATT.
Gloves,
Ribbons,
Laces,
Hosiery
and
Basement in H
many bargains:
Unlaundcred shirts,
Lzulics' llceced lined glov
l'ulilcuclied muslin,
White and gray blankets,
98 WASHINGTON 511,
[$0. Norwalk.
Handkerchiefs ,
Umbrellas.
TRISTRAM 8: HYATT,
With the approach of the Holidays the
, a awesome.
Ohristmastods for Everybody! ”
same perplexiquueslion arises: What
will we purchase for Christmas Presents? We wish to state right here that We
are better prepared than ever before to answer this question.
Every duper intent
in our store presents something suitable for Christmas Presents»
Everything in the Useful Linc, viz:
Dres
Cloaks, Furs,
3 Patterns,
Table Linens,
, Napkins, .
, ' Wool Blankets,
Men’
oliday Attire.
In our Housefurnishing Department we
ver, China, and Glass.
Greet Clearance Sale
AT
6 Furnish’g Goods.
are showing all the latest novelties in tail
Norwalk, Connecticut,
Gazette B’I'd’g.
SCOFIELD 8: HOYT’S
97 Washington St.,So.Norwa|k.
23 cents Comfortables,
cs, 13 cents soxoo Smyrna
3 cums 54 inch Fancy
48 cents
Great inducements in carpet and furniture.
SCOF'IELD &
‘ H
BEST . . .
. .. . VALUE!
GO
A Full Lin
Effects.
kcrchici cases, etc.
We have also put on sale
$1.39 to $5.00; former
GOLDBERG’
N. ill-“Oil? store will be kept open during the mouth of December ,
until 8 p. on; Saturdays until 9 3o.
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Once Again We Make Our Annual Offering.
A clearing sale in all departments.Somuch of an institution have these sales been,an
so eagerly are they awaited by the Norwalks, that it is needless to say more than this
one will exccll in every way anything we have ever done. We shall name but few of the
98 cents
rugs, $1.93
Cloaking, 31.25
Ladies’ coats and La; e3 lJCIuW oust.
OYT,
CLUB BUILDING
Norwalk.
LOWEST
. . . PRICE!
THEY ARE ALL SMILES!
We have now in stock
Because they wear our easy fitting, comfortable Clothing. All our customers feel this
way. TRADE with us and you will FEEL T1113 SAME!
WINTER CLOTHING} 2:32;"
By trading with us you will always get the best with prices guaranteed.
FRANCIS a. co. 1;
u WASHINGTON 31'!!th
.outh Norw-lk.
Ann
teaches
N. v. mum Parlors!
FURS! FURSH
A full and complete line in all kinds of furs.
For capes from $4.24 and upwmds.
lnfanis' and children's caps and costs at reduced prices.
will be sold from 89c and up.
FURSI!
The coats
e of Feather Boas!
A full and complete line in Holiday Goods, in Silver and :61“ Metal
Silver (revues from no and up, jewel cases, ink stands, calendars, haml-
a large assortment of trimmed hals,irom
prices, ”.24 to he.
lists will be trimmed during the month of December free of
charge, when materials are bought at our establishment
lows in the melt design made Free of charge.
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NEW.VORR
IILLIRERY PARLORS
u Weill lowest.
OPP. “DIWALI! ”01'“.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Proposals for furnishing all labor and
materials in setting and paving 43:» foot. of
curb and guitar on Ibo north side of Cm»
omit strum, from West M'onm'. c'llstt'rly,
will Lo received at the ol‘llm- of the Street
lfmmnlnslmler until mum of the limb «law
of December, um ’
FRANK N, l-‘Elllllr‘
Committee on let't'lll and HItleWsIk.
112
Shorty Sherwood, flattery!
Oerupirsn portion of It. (luscmkir,
stole. it more! Well and Water bis.
Norwslk. Call and see the latest
stvluls flute. (lava eta. our!
M w.“ ...
D. W. RAYMOND,
Funeral Dlreetor
and Embslmer.
.3 Washington norm.
Smitten-m.
Menus, MIhlekemo up»:
in l
o. at. server:
OIW BIPLOVMIHT AOKIOV
lies and gentlemen «lat ea ll due
with. our outwit cap 0 in; 5: “O at
“girl“ gums tmwlgalngpmM l'
will? immfiuml vaunted or
mm. ’1:va «aim; to eamrlmum person: a
“rag. 4‘ use l'mvfi (or miss ht.
Mod in) mllatolv‘wlgm‘tndont mutt for
gm .mnuna p on. lust um erstmuljardena
no. .
70 Noflb m “to Booth bismuth. 03.
Norwalk Chronicler