sum theimt.” Two
, encumber
cementum.
mm
amen“. Wren modifiable
Moraine. an. Baldwin will earn-
:nosz. He mobile bleeding quite
freely from the can and plianderthe
impression that he received internal in-
, juries. the redoneaeuol‘ which cannot
at thin time be ascertained.
Reel EM Traction.
Charles A. Reynolds to Idelle J.
Honda, land in Newton avenue.
Gertrude H. Benedict to The East
Home“ School Distri , land in the
Gregory Point road.
Florence IL. Benedict to The East
Korwalk School District, land in the
' Gregory Point road.
Arthur H. Baldwin to The East Nor-
walk School District. land in Second
‘mmmmwm‘mm. “
.. commuters. arose.
W to he caved. One
anatomically testified to
salvation. Rev. Charles
will’prolch tonight from
to he Saved!" The
, A‘7which is proving a
~ loomed in these meet-
avenue.
' John Tanner, a fifteen-year-old eon
of Mrs. Charles Tanner, of Main street,
Norwalk, was arrested yesterday by
Oiiicer Hunt.
Lillie lohhny leaner Amsled.
He is charged with
at re.
N- 3- Tlmnbovoloofure Imelwcn rlollwrml
meet tor rehearsal at 7
being destitute of a suitable homo and
with being brought up to lead an idle
and vicious life. He was remanded for
on
Wood ladder company’s
, l . Chill defeated the May-
int elect. at the latter‘s quar.
m ,‘lllflfteen to nine gamee~
OK“ I total of twenty-
" . twenty. The third
firemen will heplayed '
W Wfiu’s quarters.
Will. son of Christopher
’ new from the Reform
W, having secured his
behavior, after serving
. two months. He will
' his Monolith his gradmother,
. ..on.thhbridge.
. Winona: of Charles R. Hel-
l 03 KW label, will regret to learn
p physician. Dr. Allen, has order-
lento remain indoors indefinitely,
mus-mm to take a trip South for
helnnoeof the winter in hopes that
Web will be benefited.
”Carrie Wood, 01 Prospect street,
’ entertained about twenty members of
.. the W bauxite of the First Metho-
flct ohm. last night. Games were
played and Mental music enjoyed.
Ire. minute A. Hellman and son Wilv
die. have returned to their home in
WWW Iftarepending the holidays
' with mm in Cottage avenue.
I! 3.73%“), 0! Second avonue,is
Kn; Nellie Lockhart and
“ , and Miss Sadie Ma-
‘e.
WW8. Bell has complet~
ed , the docket Gregory Point.
alleles muses hotel will be filled
* raced canton will hold a cot-
: ‘ ‘ ' tonight at William
. I! ct producers of South-
: . ”lilting of William
“Mammalian: and Nellie
, “Qua Farms, and John
’ (all Edward 0. Birgee, of
m Congressman E. J.
,to urge him tense
immune a ro—ouaot-
W teriil relating to
qlbflomlnedzthem that
_ ‘ in his power to bring
\ I end in the matter,
W “hm piece the petition
inhale-re the committee on
‘ MILTON.
\ ‘ .- . W
”D All“ i. W is npcuding a
men In York city.
In.” Donn entertained Mien
“wind flies Ida Taylor, over
' WWWk is vieiting his ele-
*. mm Willem.
In‘mmnler died suddenly
on m, a! herflhone on Holden Hill.
Harry M. of Row Haven, era-at
New '1'"! with hit lather. Silas Olm-
m “A!
m m Glut-teed a vialtlug her
am been.
' w Inflation is entertaining
' I . Ire. Frank Macy, at
_ ”in Mayo: Ia having her
a”
' e
and daughter
trial before Judge Huhbell. yesterday
afternoon, and the hearing was con-
tinued until this morning. ‘
G. A. R. , were installed last night by
Captain Coo. of Fitch‘s Soldicre' Home.
Adjutant Dart was also present, as were
the Woman’s Relief Corps, and aftcr the
installation a collation was served, and
a dance was enjoyed to music by Oertle
& Billeustein’s orchestra.
eampment, I. 0.0. F.,wcrc installed
by D. D. G. P., C. H. thrmann,assieted
by A. L. Benedict,” G. J., W.,laet
night:
Henry Wood; S. W., A. A. Hodshon;
scribe, John H. Battereou; treasurer,
Officers of the G. A. It. Installed.
The cilicere of Douglas Fowler Poet,
The following officers of Colfax En-
C. l’., W. F. Brown; H. P.,
James Hoyt; J. W.. Frank St. John.
One Way In be happy
13 toutteml to the. ("I’lll‘lllll‘lfi of your family.
Bhouhlolm of thorn cub-b a Cobl or Cough.
call an Gm. C fitillson. South Norwllk.
and Edward P. ll owl. Burwafk. solo ugndfs.
and gotatrlul bolllo o1 Otto’s Curl). tho grout
To South Norwelk. ‘
0r.Hen/ryW.AIIen
Oi New York.
In his remarkable anatomical discourse.
THE HUMAN BO DY
Itscareanddhuse.
At Arion Hall, South Norwalk, Ct,
Monday Eve, Jan. II,
At a o'clock ebarp
Tickets 25 ccule. For sale at 'Baxter'e drug
in uumoruue other mwnaluutl cities of New
England and has alwayn mat with uralill‘uu-l
neuronal. it I» especially lutorehtln and
Instructlvetoall students ulpbyelca cul-
lureaud these lutomntmlinlhn construc-
tion and economy ol the human body.
”N AT IONAL
BANK,
Of'South IIorwaIk.
ESTABLISHED 1882
Capital, . $I00,000
Surplus & Profits, $86,000
ROBERT H. ROWAN, Pleat.
JOHN H. KNAPP, Vicc Prest.
J. M. LAYTUN, Cashier.
Largest Surplus and Largest
Deposits.
Accounts of All Kinds Solici-
ted.
j
Shorty Sherwood. Hattie?!
Uccupleea portion of hi. Guaowsklr,
vtore, corner at Wall and Water Sn.
German Remedy. Free. to prove that we have
a euro Cure for (loathe. and all diocese.» of
the Throutaml Luna's. Large sizes toe and
live.
G
A full and complete line in all kind
Fur capes from $4.24 and upwards.
will be sold from 89c and up.
"A Full Line of
outcomes
N. Y. Millfaery Parlors!
FURS! FURS!! FURS!!
Infants’ and children’s caps and coats at reduced prices.
Nurwalk. Call and see the. lat/eel
elvleelu,l{ntn.CapA arc. alts”
s of furs.
The coat
Feather Boas!
A full and complete line in Holiday Goods, in Silver and Gill Metal
Ecumenical. PRIOEB
COMING
ON
unoeaemere. /' .
holiday prices In Elder that lhmejlho
have been Interested In other "not oi
goods may lake advantage of the
good buying here.
grand opportunity for the benefit of
those who we KNOW wIlI appreciate
it.
Wash Goods department.
Men's
Eflccls.
kerchicf cases. etc.
Silver frames from 24c and up, jcwul cases, ink stands, calendars, haml-
Wc have also put on sale a large assortment of trimmcu huts, from
We: leaves on
battled [more school
to arrive in this
man hamburg. on the
—, ll nutmemntfora
We,” elr, teatime
Walnut
[$1.39 to $5.00; former prices, 32
Charge, when materials are D
GOLDBERG
until 8 p. m.', Saturdays until 9 30.
9KATES 3
and stored at
Hats will be trimmed during the month of December Free of
Bows In the latest design made Free of Charge.
N. B.--Our store will be kept open during the month of December
L. H. DEQKER, _
NOVELTIES IN CELLULOID!
Goods for the Holidays, Christmas Papeteries and
legezlnee.
24 to 8:0.
ought at our establishment.
N EWLVORK
HILLINERY PARLORS
53 Wall Itroot,
OPP. NORWALK HOTEL
’S
VOUR CHRIITMAS GIFT
or your Yew Year‘s gift will bocer
lain to give the recipient pleasure if it
has been purchasml from our stock.
Maybe you have neglected getting a few
pmmuta you mean to send. We are sure
to have Homolbing to uwot your approv
aim-4f you don‘t wait until it is too late-
l’lclarce, framed and unframed, oak and
bamboo casein, cup and saucer carols
hand painted glass cabinet frames, silver
and leather frames for cabinet picturce
hand painted plaques and panels. i’ic
lama framed to order. llcadqual'lcrs for
artiate’ materials.
70 WASHINGTON STREET,
til). 'Nl )RWALK.
Hand Painted Decorations to Order. Skates, Polo Sticks
and Jack Knives.
HARPENEDI
Watch this space {or '97 models of bicycles. Bicycles rented repaired
reasonable prices.
.A continuatlop ninth? extreme low
Stringing out 3
SHORT FLANNBL, 48¢.
BLACK SATEEN, 75c.
(lined) 98c.
HEAVY MELTON CLOTH.$l.25
BLACK MOREEN, $1.98
Sax-Faun MOREEN, $2.98
COLORED TAFFETA SILK. $5.98. ‘
II ll
THREE BIG SPECIALS In
Underwear: Camel’s—Hair
Shirts and Drawers. 25 cents each-
Natura! Shirts and Drawers, 35 cents
each or 3 for $1.00. Fleece-lined
Shirts and Drawers, 50 cents each—
iormer price 75 cents.
All three of the above lets have
been marked down to make a dandy
saving for the chaps who have been
furnishing shopping money so freely
lately.
Some of the best Jacket selling of
the year has been going on in a quiet.
way ever since Christmas. Of
course the styles and making are
everything desirable. but It lS‘ the
present low prices which is really
the foundation for the latest jump in
buying. The most fashionable gar—
menls here haven't a single trace of
extravagance anywhere, pricewlse.
The Silk department has resumed
its natural arrangement again. And
silk thoughts for dressy occasions
have started into new life. Some of
the most elegant evening shades Im-
aginabie have come to make fashion-
able dulles and requlremenls more
pleasurably anticipated, more gratify—
lag.
Muslin Underwear—big assort-
ments of the best and newest.
Gowns. Chemises. Drawers. Skirts
and Corset Covers. as elegant dainty
and feminine as a woman's heart
can wish for; voluminous but Well-
Illllng. All the hills and lancles of
fashlon.
THE D. M. READ CO.)
\
City Board of Relief.
Noticc is hereby given that the Board
of Ill-lief for the City of South Norwalk.
will meet on Monday, January 4th. ISM,
at 2 o’clock . in.
Friday. auuury, orb, 1597, at 7.30
o‘clock p. lll.
Friday, January 15th, 1897, at 7.30
o'clmtk p. m.
Saturday, January 23d, lhln‘, at 7.3!)
o'clock p. m.
\Vvllncaday, January 27th, 1897, at 7 :N)
n'clmk p. 111., at the Council Chamber,
on IIavilluldatrcel,iu said city.for the
purposool hcariugalul lllltt‘l‘lllllllnfl all
appeals from the linings of the City All-
aoeanra in tho but. of NHL
CHARLES l". HALLUCK.
RUINS. M. WILCOX,
ll! llll'll (if Relief.
Dated at the (lily of South Norwalk,
the that day of December. lolNl.
‘""“I...co'..~‘
Storage Warehouse
The Lincoln Bromine Warehoueo
on Water ell-net. a low (loore south
of Waabll‘lyllnn Hil’l‘l‘l. In the Olly
uf {loath . lil‘Wlllk. In new open (or
the atomgo of
Household Furniture, Plenoe,ll-
eyelet, Gerri-gee. Etc.
For lull particulars Inquire at the
office of
TAYLOR a GOLDEN.
'u WASHINGTON STREET.
South Norwalk. Connecticut
b. w. RAYMOND,
Funeral Dlreeter
and EmheImer.
.3 Wuohlngton lore-o.
be. Nomtk.
Romance, Meheokerno Boga}
m
WANTS KNOWN
II TH.
FRED’N.VI. ROGERS, I9 Main St, Norwelk.
all”: I
TRISTRA
#—
many bargains:
98 WASHINGTON ST.,
So. Iorwalk.
Grea
TRISTRAM a. HYTTA,
WE COMMENCE OUR
Annual
January
ale!
SATUR
BARGAINS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT.
M a. HYATT,’
Great inducements in carpet and furniture.
SCOFIELD & HOYT,
1'. Clearance Sale
COFIELD’” & HOYT’S
97 Washington St.,So.Nor§wa|k. .
Once Again We Make Our Annual Offering.
A clearing sale in all dcpartmcntsSo much of an institution have these sales been,and
so cagcrl y arc they awaited by the Norwalks, that it is nccdlcss to say more than this
one will excel! in every way anything we have ever done. We shall name but few of the
DAY, JANUARY 2.»
chprwalk,‘ Connecticut.
‘ Gazette B'l'd’g.
_._....-;a=.._i
Unlaumlcred shins, 28 cents Comfortables, 98 cents
Ladics' llceced lined gloves, 18 cents 30x60 Smyrna rugs, $1.98
Unbleached muslin, 3 cents 54 inch Fancy Cloaking, $1.25
White and gray blankets, 48 cents Ladics' coats and capes below cost.
CLUB BUIlDING
Norwalll.
Wishing v...
New Year
on ahopfi
And at tho some time informing the public that I am and shall be in the future perfectly able to
furnish iu the quickest poseible time, the following named articles, vm:
Rubber Stamps!
of all kinds, hand stumps, self inking stamps, including the cclebratcd air cushion stamps that
can be especially uml on uurvru surfaces; also baml dating sclfflnkcrs and hand (intern, (band);
different kinds; 1!. S. liur (later, watch (‘ilh‘l‘ stamps, rubber printing wheels; easy sign workout;
» The lost
l'ubbl-r
1N Ktkl’l
lug not
at .nup
more,
JOHN TRYON
auroral styles of typo:
rubber imlcxea, autocraplm and umuogram stamps,
usml for null- brads,slatclllellts,1mstal cards, canisaatc;
also bllfillii‘lihi cuts of great variety and calm-l-llatiuu armups for post oilicv use and the some for cigar
uuluul‘actnror'e “so; in fact anything in the rubber stamp lino.
right. liubbcr stamp supplies of the best quality; also in half-ounce bottles
Rubber (Stamp Inks!
in all colors, and tho same can be said in reference to wilfriukiug
luarkotwlfixceleior, but we furnish other makes on amiliculion.
from good robin-1' and in moulding or knob bundle ‘
concern, with years of uxlwriouoo, the NA'l‘IUNAh
public, i am yours very truly,
typo
also, natal-bodied rubber typo; U
stamps,
a; the Crown rubber stamp prms,m In;
Md. Wishing a share of patronage from the
atamph.
(solid) in {mute and figures, the sauna with holders; lamily rubber outfits, consisting o!
.h‘ numbers, pen and pencil rubber stamps,
indelible. rubber, linen mark-
Unn all orders promptly and prices
pads, the best and only pad in the
We make first-clues mule, made
'1‘Imsognmlmma made by the Illfl lino
SEAL AND STAMP WORKS, Balti-
P.O.Box X,$o§.Norwalk,and Reel-
I Agent! dance 35 Riverside Ave.
BEST...
...VALU
El
Complete
Line of
W
“(IMO SEITIIEL
Because they wear our easy fitti
way. TRADE wit
E.N’w’lk
r p...‘
LOWEST
. . . PRICE!
THEY ARE ALL smiles:
We have now in stock
INTER 0L0
ug, comfortable Clothinlp. All our cuetomcrsiccl this
11 us and you will FEEL THE SAM
E!
.
HIN
Ever Shown
By trading with us you will always get the best with piicee guaranteed.“
FRANCIS a co.
ee want-amorous centre
; touch Nos-walk.
IN MN...
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