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blemish“ m mavens,
Mn Their Diurnal Jeers-um
‘ ‘ mm Pauline“ alter”. or fianiord place,
inside
--A general reduction on all gents'
underwear, at M. B. Smith a Go’s.
George E. Smith, of Seymour piece, is
quite sick.
, Over eight dollars was played in one
of the penny-in-the-slot, machines at
Nerwslk, yesterday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hadden. of River
amt, is seriously ill. It is feared that
she cannot long survive.
-~A pair of extra sized gray blankets
for 480, at M. S. Smith 86 Co.’s
Superintendent Everitt Kyle, of the
Norwalk Street Railway company, is ill
at his home in Isaacs street.
--Mrs. G. H. Osterbanks, 6 Spring Hill,
recommends “Santos" tor malaria, $1.00
bottles 25?, 33 Main street, Norwalk.
There were twenty-three wanderers at
the Smith street station-house, Saturday
night, and last night there were twenty.
live
——Childron’ s all- wool red underwear,
all sizes, for die. reduced from 700,1“-
M. S. Smith & Co.’s.
Revival services will beheld in the
Norwalk Baptist church on Tuesday.
Wednesday and Thursday evenings of
this week.
The basket-ball team of Company 1"
and the old Y. M. C. A. reserves will
hold a practice game in the Armory, to-
morrow night.
Conductor Charles Williams resumed
his duties on the Norwalk Street Rail~
way line, this morning, after several
days’ illness.
According to the Connecticut Catho-
lic‘s current. issue, there has not been a
death amour: the Catholic clergy of this
diocese during the past year, a most re-
markable circumstance. The clerical
body in this state numbers 230.
«Prof. M. S. Boson, the well- known
oculist-optioionf some consulted at his
office. in the parlor of the City Hotel,
South Norwalk, Tuesdays, from 9 a. m
to 8 p. m. Eyes examined free.
A turnout was found by a man named
McGowan, Saturday night, wandering
in Leonard street. He drove the horse
to B. E. Dunn's livery stable, where iI
was claimed by the owner, William
Davis.
A lost not caused a wheel of Thomp-
son’s express wagon to come oil‘ in East
Washington street, Saturday afternoon.
The accident occurred on the Tramway
company‘s track, but aside from delay—
ing a car a few minutes no damage was
done.
Work was commenced, this morning.
on the improvements in the Mnhuckvmo
Hotel. A tile floor will be laid in the
corridor, cafe, toilet and wash rooms
The plumbing will ho overhauled, and
new electric light iixtures will be placo'l
in the entire building. A new oak floor
will be laid in til-l dining room.
The funeral of Sylvester Blinn, the
veteran who was found dead at Noroton.
near the Soldier‘s Home, took place
Saturday, from Bishop's undertaking
parlors inflridgeport. lie was buried
with all the honors of the Grand Army
and a delegation from that organization
accompanied the remains to New
Britain where they were int irred.
~—-M whinery D viler LLIpI-o I is o tiling
on customers at New Milford and l’IItv
Iield, MasaKindeI hook and Albany,N. lI’.
VJ'EH LPIL
THT WILL
CURE
HEADACHE
INDIGESTION
BILIOUSNESS
CONSTIPATION
FIRST IIATIOIAL BANK.
0! South NorwaIk.
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RUSSELL FROST. l‘resldont.
ALDEN SOLKAKB. Vlcel’mldent.
CHARLES E. FEBRIO. Cashier.
PM La QUNNIROHAI. chman
5.!th Committee.
“declination”.
Mrs. Charles Emerson. of Bridgeport.
is visiting relatives in South Nos-walk.
William Keeler, of Spring Hill. is so!-
faring from a severe attack 01 inflam-
‘matory rheumatism.
Mrs. Harriet Rayner-,0: West Norwalk,
is very low with pneumonia.
.0. NW
Charles Fitch is quite sick at his home
in West street.
The monthly meeting of Old Well
Hook and Ladder company will be held
tonight at 8 o‘clock.
~Children's ribbed and plain wool
hose, 19c. pr., special today and next
week, at M. S. Smith & Co.’s.
Miss Ada C. Cofimann, of Philadel-
phia, has been engaged to teach in
room No. l, of the Over River school,
. succeeding Mrs. Perrino, resigned.
The Sunday school board of the first
Methodist Episcopal church will hold its
monthly meeting tonight at 8 o'clock in
the parlors of the church.
A sociable will be given Thurs-
day night, in the Price building in
Water street, Norwnlk under the one
pices ofG (LFred Austin.
A rehearsal of the Adoption degree
will be held tonight by Uncas Tribe, 1
0. R. M , and tomorrow night the de-
gree will he conferred on three candi.
dates
Thomas 1. Raymond and (laughter
Elsie were driving :nross the Washing.
ton street bridge, yesterday afternoon,
when one of the wheels of their carriage
was wrenched oil. '
Thomas Cole has taken the agency for
the book “The First Battle," by William
Jennings Bryan.
A symposium of woman‘s clubs will
take place at the Central club-house, to-
morrow. All the woman's clubs of Nor-
wulk will probably be represented.
The third series oi games in the pi-
nochlo tournament between (lld
Well and Mayflowor flick and Lti'l-
dcr companies will be played tomorrow
night, in Old Well's pirlors.
Contractor smith B S‘Inrwonl has
men at work overhauling the fitting
room of Lounsbnry, Mathewson & Co's
factory, for the purpose of making ad-
ditional room for the machinery.
James N. Wood, of llnst avenue,
loft Norwalk, Saturday, for Phila-
delphia, where he will engage in a sev.
and weeks' surveying trip along Ilio
lines of the Pennsylvania railroad, with
his uncle, Frederick Wood.
—Ladies‘ all-wool riblwd underwear.
.190. 0.1., reduced from this” at M. S.
Sinilll 6.: Co’s.
John H. Lowlh. of Norwalk, ml! at-
tend, tonight, a min". log of the Star of
New Haven Lodge, 1. (I. t). E, M. (7.,
in New Haven. Air. Lowth is the only
member of the order in Norwalk.
The ice on Wood‘s pond was measured
Saturday afternoon and found to be six
and one-half incIn-s think, There was a
In the afternoon and evening.
The beautiful wlonl Ii r of yesterday
and Saturday bi night out many cyclists
both men and women. Many rode to
tth ponds in town to enjoy the doubli-
pleasure of cycle riding and skating.
'l‘ho Norwalk p lllt'l‘. any that last Sui.-
urduy night was ”In quietest Saturday
night in many weeks. There were but
few pimple on the strI-I Is. and the usual
"drunks" wvrc invisible, and no arrests
were made.
invitations are out for the thin! sociu
bio of Unitas Tribe. l, II. It. M , nos:
Fillllly nIght. Professor l.‘IwI:'s orches-
tra will furnish music and Henry Iii-hr-
mannwill prompt. The new floor is
cnnploted, and the hull I-I now one of
the best places for dances in the town.
William Robertson. oi llethol, and
Mr. White, Misleading bakeroi Scran-
ton, l'cnn, were gums. yesterday, of
Vincent M. lionnecker.
«Down pillows. In.» and upward. at
M. S. Smith «5: (Jo's.
The Social Whistclub will be cuts-In
mined. tomorrow night, by Mr. and
Mrs. William F. Hubbell, of West Main
street.
Peter (‘iorpik. the genial Ionsorial M’s
tisi employed by William liens, is visit-
Iug in Brooklyn.
Theodore, the fmtwmr expert. on.
nuances a special sale of ladies‘ and
misses‘ shoes that will completely eclipse-
he magnitude of the Worcester Bah
train. He proposes to put one thousand
pairs of shoes on the sidewalk at prices
that will create a stampede. Keep your
eyes on his udvefilsihu some.
Robert VauBuren, of West avenue,
was hit on the jaw lone. sum-day after-
noon. while playing shimmy on Wood’s
pond, and quit gainfully hurt.
Amwagwlllbe Weenlght ;
l Irgo crowd of skaters on the pond both .
Absolutely Pure.
Celebrated for Its groutleavening strength
and heulthlullnees. Assures the loud against
e um nod all terms of adulterallon com-
mon to the cheap brands.
Item. Bruno Powers 00 . New York.
The annual meeting of the Oddlellows'
Mutual Benefit association will be held
at 90 Crown street, tomorrow afternoon
at 2 o'clock.
There is good skating at Ells‘ pond in
Winnipauk and on Merrill's pond in
Broad River, near the Tocque residence.
The new officers of Butler Lodge will
rehearse tomorrow night.
Miss Jennie Ferris, of Bayview 'avo-
nue, entertained the Suns Ceremonie
club, Friday niplit._
A cottage prayer meeting will he held
at the home of James Birchard, in Dar-
ien, tomorrow night.
The monthly meeting of the Norwalk
Hospital assOciation will be held tonight.
Crofutd't Knapp‘s white home run
away from the No. 1 factory, this
morning, but was stopped by a driver
for lixprossnmn Thompson. before any
damage was done
Miss Kate Uorcoran returned to St.
Joseph Seminary, Pt'OkPklll. on Satur-
day, ut’n-r spending the holidays with
her parents on North Main street ‘
From Sire to Sen.
A~ ll Fum’lly Medic one Bacon sf‘olclv King
InerXI-Iuis pnswsirnm wire to sun IIsa
ll'l".£3|'\ lIonI limo klclnoy, liver III blood
disorder. indigestion constipation. headm- In.
IIII< st-ullll will mm» you ('I. t'. Stillman
South Norwnlk. ”III! E l’ “t‘Ul. NI IWIIlk. Ih
lending Ilrnggl-‘ts. Iu‘e tho solo agents and um
dismhotirg simples lice Lnlgc In: kngos
we on! ":
Medium Beam, per qt.
‘ MW Ii u n 07° ,
I‘m“ ‘ u u u 039
Gm” P0”, 0 ‘u 05°
Evaporated Apples. 21b- for we
" Cherries. per lb, ' loo
" Raspberries. per lb, 900
It Fem“, ’ u u 100
4 .
3 ” Pumpkin, Me
Potted Ham and Team. wean no ,
Canned Mackerel, 3 lbs, 200
" Plum Pudding. 150
” Corned Beef. lac
10 lbl Buckwheat, 250
TWENTY-TWO POUNDS GRANULATED SUGAR. $1.00.
F.D. LAWTOII d 00., 22 South Main Street
Efiwfé‘b
I897
Holidays over. and now we settle down to business.
‘ "dull period of the year” is upon us.
ST RE ET.
I 89 7
What is generally called
We don’ t propose to have it so.
Commencing to day, we inaugurate a general
CLEARING SALE
0! our entire stock of
DRV GOO
DS, ETC!
At prices much less than most of them cost.
We mean business, and this reduction applies to the entire stock.
EDWARD
5 eszms sunnme.
STREET!
IIeIIvIALII. cons.
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Both lu Denim and Beauty of Moi: II
IIIIII and but i< Imor
I. M. JACKSON, Photographer,
t
let Everybody Be Happy
if you did not get a nice Turkey for your
Christmas come and see us. We have
some new flno state turkeys {or New
Years. Others will charge 20¢ a 1b for
the some stock that we will sell for we
Come early and take your pick. Chick-
ens will be 121120 lb.
FREE DELIVERY.
New York Market
"RANK 8. AYERS, Prop.
m Standard of Excellence!
.‘IAI KSON Sl' I.A’l‘l.\'I)"’l‘\l F. l‘Oli’l‘ llAl'N are beau-
lnIeI lor s and all lllt hitu rural Work II spot lulty.
53 Wall Street, Norwalk, Ct.
In,
This Space is to Announce
THEODORE
a
OLSEN’S
I will put a thousand pairs of
LADIES’ AND MISSES’ SHOES
on the Sidewalk at
Great Special Sale!
SALT TRAIN WON’T BE IN IT WITH TlilS SALE.
Prices That Will Astonish the Natives.
Put Your Eye On This Space Every Day!
THEODORE OLSEN,
”blouse 51-:
1"
So. Norwalk. .
Dellars
For
Dollar! 4 >
Seems big money, but that is just
the amount we take off our boys’
reefers we sold at $5, because t‘rI.
. are not ulster collars. The on
is up to our standard, fit, ’ ’
trimming couldn’t be bet . ‘ .
paid twice as much. 8 l3 .
cloth chinchilla and chevio '
These $3 sizes: 5, 6, 7,1 , 125
_13. ‘
Store open evenings.
Money to all dissatisfied caster
ers.
I4 SOUTH MAINSTREET,
South Norwalk,
Connecticut!
MILFORDA. OIFFIN, Mgr.
7 l NORWALK.
TWO swans
i so. NORWALK.
|.45
L45
Semi-Annual
Clearance Salel!“
OF
PANTS!
Reduced from $2, 3, 4 and 5; now'
$l.45.
Open Every Evening Until 9 O'clock.
L45
L45 L45
L45
L45
DAVIS, The Tailor,
Clothicr, Hatter and Furnisher.
_: Mahackemo llotel Block, South llorvulk m
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FOR Whether your cats are clean or '
garlti. not ’ If you don' t care, then
"u," " order your oats anywhere.
HOROII. If you are particular about
III? your cats, you d better call and
on‘gu see me.
Iron 1 make it my business to de-
:ORII. liver particularly clean outs.
CATTLE. .
‘Sfififii” MANUILTJ'IATGHE
{faiMRQn‘0 no Grain nude.
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Norwalk Chronicler