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Mrs. Robert H. Morton. of Taylor
avenue. is sick.
Mrs. Harriet Keyser is suffering from
pneumonia. ‘‘‘‘‘‘ ___
St. Mary's Aid association will elect
oillcers tonight. -
Buckingham Post, G. A. 11.. will hold
a meeting tonight.
Connecticut pension .—-Increase—-San-
ford Fisher, Noroton.
The Hat Finishers’ association will
hold its regular meeting tonight.
Miss Mary Kirby Jennings’ class in
physical culture will resume its sessions
in the Washington street gymnasium
tomomiw afternoon. '
——Coon Hollow pleases everyone.
iug mimic entertainments, last night. in
Stamford, under the auspices of Schiller
Lodge, Sons of Hermann.
Defender Lodge, Order of United
American Mechanics, will hold a family
reunion, tonight, in its hall in the Price
building, Water street, Norwnlk.
A sum: recital will be given Friday
evening, January 15th, by Sylvester
Russell, ni’umons colored minstrel, for
the benefit of Calvary Baptist church.
The Fourth regiment (Fairficld and
Litclitield counties) wants to go to
Washington as Governor Cooke’s escort
at the inauguration of President McKin-
Icy.
—My Friend From India," with Don
nelly & Girard as the stars, is an enter-
tainment second to none.
The representative of a New York
journal, who was in Norwalk yester-
day, was surprised to Iiud that not a
hotel in town is equipped with a tele.
phone.
James Roach, superintendent of tin
Norwalk waterworks. inspected the pipe
between the (trope and distributing res-
in
ervoirs, yesterday. He found them
good condition.
Elf—Don‘t nuns Stowe-‘2; Uncle Tom 3
Cabin parade at noon tomorrow.
A cardporty will beheld tomorrow
night at the Norwalk Yacht club bonu-
Hickory Blull'. “Hearts" will be played
and the gentlemen will be acmmpnniwl
by their lady friends.
Arrangements are living mad} for an
entertainment, late in February, by th
pupils of the Center school, probably 1
the Norwalk IlpPl'd house. for the imm-
iit of the school‘s piano fund
first session of Professor W. i
. l's dancing class, for tho HQI'UH
quarter. will be held in Arion lial
tonight.
taught.
walk Baptist church, was cutcrtuini
Wood. at her home in (lump street.
was decided to give an entertainment 1' n
the near future.
I, , ‘ out
‘ urns Iris: masts TIIE
is ill with the grip.
> ary 2nd.
Some of his [owner pupils will
attend, and several new dances will he
The Ladies" Alli mainly, of this Nor
yesterday iiflt'l'lithtllJu)’ Mrs. E. It. Shir—
t!» Gran. f .
”1087113.- 1. r . ,
Mrs. Charles E, Squires, of Elm street,
Mil. EZEKIEL’S BIRTHDAY PAIIIY
Tandem! I Surprise by ills Friends on the Oo-
cation 0! the Twenty-first Anniversary oi
His Birthday Air. and In. Plnli's
Wedding Annivmm.
A large number of friends of Arthur
S. Emlicl tendered him a surprise party,
last night, at his home in Kellogg
street, in honor of the twenty-first anni
versary of his birthday. Speech—making,
germs and other pastimes were enjoyed.
About mid-night the guests sat down to
adelioious repeat and gratified there-
quirements of nature. Among others
present were: Charles 1. Ezekiel, of
Brooklyn; Stephen Ezekiel, of New Can-
aan; Misses Jennie Osterbuuks. Lizzie
Ostcrbankn, Bertha Abbott, Louise Sut-
ton, May Denton, (iruce Hamilton,
Blanche Dunning, Maude Bush, Hattie
Keith, Messrs. Asa Decker, Ernest Gre-
gory, Percival Thompson, Edward
Underhill, Wesley Puncher, William
Rowe, A. V. Heath, Howard C. Keelcr,
Darwin Wadhams, Will Wadhums and
Harry (lomstock. Mr. Ezekiel received
several beautiful presents in honor of
the occasion.
The Imperial Mandolin club will meet
tonight in Norwallr.
Harry Street Egttiié'tp a handsome
new horse from New York, yesterday.
The regular meeting of Butler Lodge,
1. O. 0. E. will be held tonight.
-—Sce the big Uncle Tom’s Cabin parade
at noon tomorrow.
ER~
Absolutely Pure;
Celebrated for its ureatleavcning stretprth.
andheuithlullncss. Ass-tires the food and st
uum and a iurms at ndulterationi: m-’
mon to the cheap brands.
lion]. Barium i'ownsn Co. New York. I
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The Barbers‘ Union did not meet last
night, deterring it until Tuesday, Febru-
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our NATIONA
BANK,w -
Of South Norwalk.
ESTABLISHED . - .
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Frank Taylor is putting a new roof on
the taunery building in Westport, partly
destroyer! by tire last fall.
Miss Agnes Gibbs, ot' Elm street. will
entertain the Mutiw-c Whist club, to
morrow afternoon.
‘Willium Hilbert, William' and John
German and Fred Boyer captured a sev-
enteen-pound coon in the Cranbury
woods, Monday.
1882
Capital, $I00,000
Surplus & Profits,-$86,000
The year book of the Connecticut So-
ciety, Sons of the American Revolution,
for 'usfuo has been received by Samuel
Daskum for distribution.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel J. l’latt, of lili-
mhcth street. entertained friends, last
night-,iu honor of the sixteenth anniver-
sary of their marriage. The occasion
ati‘orded much pleasure to all. Mr. and
Mrs. l’latt were the recipients of .‘lilmi'
handsome presents. lb-freshuu-nts were
served.
ROBERT ll. ROWAN, l’rest.
., . JOHN Ii. KNAl’l‘, View Frost.
——See Donnelly at (' liru‘rd, Friday. J. M. LAYTON, Cashier.
1’. F. Masterson, of the Norwulk Boa~
tun store, was in New York on business,
yesterday. accompanied by Thomas
()‘Gornmu, of Providence.
Largest Surplus and Largest
lh'PU‘IlS.
Acmuuts of ;\II l\'io(l« Solici-
li.‘ I
The engagement is auumiuced of Miss
Alice Dunlnnn, of Springfield, Muss ,
formerly of South Norwalk, to Howard
Lowndes, son of Mr. and Mrs. 'l‘hemlore
S. Lowndos.
A number of Norwalk young men will
hold a meeting at the residence of I: l-
wurd Kelly, West avenue. for the pur
pose of organizing a social club.
$25 R E W A R D I
For the return of goods taken from the
l't‘nllli‘lll'l' oi the Mines llruiIh-y,li Fair»
Ilt'lll avenue, on the,- nightot’ .Inuunryii.
jl'.‘ lit
N0 QUESTIONS ASKED.
The Dramatic club of the (it‘l‘ulillllil Tlli‘ “‘leli‘l meeting “f Ill“ Friday
Singing society will present a play call— Afternoon club will be held this week
led “Auf Verbolcnvu Wagon,“ next with Mr. and Mrs S C. Palmer, l'llm-
Monday night, in it‘ermaniu Hall. wo<nl,iiveime, _ _ . ‘
The Social Whisi club was plczuuntly
entertained by Mr. and Mrs. William
Bridgeport llubbvll, of West Muinétrcut lust night.
Wheel club. TIHH‘NIHY. IIH’ Will llNo I“ Miss liorzi i‘nble. of Ilroad Rim-r. and}
the Bridgeport Armory, tuiwr Willi-t. ot‘ [plump-rt. were :.i:ii‘~
I . ' .. . . rind fiuuduv at l’ound little:
-‘. Illllii‘i‘ of u lIIi‘ mnc, l lbs. o! puri- ' L
Izn‘d for L’fw. N. Y. lllIil.
Selectman Bullock Im‘ ordered the
work upon the new bridgi- at the llar‘t-n
‘Iiuu stopped, because of the cold “ruth-
er, which causes the t'illlt‘lll to freeze
bvt'orc it sets. Tlli' Work it ill be resum
ed u~ soon as ill!" Wt‘llilll'l' will permit.
on;
Norwzdk society people and win-vi-
tncu have received invitations to tlu‘
forum! reception of tlu- Glad Tidings.
'l‘In- «i H il': ' In!‘ W -le~~m. Lint t c iMI‘IIiIIil
liltouuniltutu. i‘mtuu. w». (iviwrnl Ili‘liliill
3.1mm; iquiy Iw'u: l- t III“ Noni“. 'I'I:l~
Ili‘lIl-‘li tot =~ "VlIIIlIlIiIli‘~ Hui dig-”luau organ-u
rvizul rim Ibo iinu‘ntrl iv o‘er-lu- ~y~1um to
\‘mur-uun Ill‘HIIIiiillrl wi'o': I‘IIImHKIr‘Ih‘IUI
- . . I.:\i't‘-'v” iii-‘I‘lluunl'uiii '.‘ . *.-4 oh)‘ :\ i.
The Mutinechnst club will hold A .v45‘{I|I.,I,,_5,,,,Ih 5.,,.“-,,Ikl,,,,,1 ii. p, “m;
‘ Nl‘l‘i‘x‘nlli.
lliilll‘l‘ Ill Iliu'k\voiul'.~. llull. tonight. I
This Space is to Announce
‘ Al Ill“ unuucil lll'W’Illlg ol' lllt‘ ()ysti-r I
‘ inf-11's I‘mtr‘i-tivu .\~'.- motion, in I‘ll‘lilf-Ii“ I
p n't. yesterday, (‘Eii'isiidu Sworn. \\’.t\‘I
endorsed for u l"‘.|jil)|llllllllt‘lll to the
Shell I"..\‘Il (‘Hllillll'wl ul. 21ml III. .I. llwh'
or was ('Ilitl-lt‘ll u lill‘liilit‘l‘ of the In-gislu—‘
I,
p
I OLSEN’S
n livoconnnittue. l
The teachers and pupils of the (‘I‘llli‘l I
school are planning ftsruneutertninmu ml
which will probably I.iI\'i' place in tin"
i Norwulk Opera llonw :il :1 not fill'tlh I
‘1 tun: date. The prev mils will be u-ud (HI
I. I swi-Il titH piuno fund. ‘
Ulllm-r 'I‘Itonnh Ilunt u large '
kerosene oil lamp in tho Norwulk 'l‘on- l
soriul parlor in Main street acting I
strangely early this morning. I"I':|l‘lll‘,:I
that the lump Would explode he
I
kept a I
Vt'lllt'll on the store llllliI the proprietor ;
I
I
SUV
.,I
II arrived.
SALT TRAIN WON'T BE IN IT WITH
;\ Isiulnupt salami hoswrv for ladies
unilehilvlrt‘n In thi- uilruvtiou :it .‘h'llwi
——(}oon Hollow matinee, lloyt's 'l‘lwu-
lrc; Saturday. l’ricds to and ‘inccn
The meeting of the “Pill and II
oilicorsof the Fourth regiment to
held at Bridgeport to elect a colon
IIcultlualltvvulnuvl. and till other vuvnn~
i'ics has been changed trotn January
to next Monday, the [Hill instant.
mSpcciail for one wm-Itouly. -l lbs. puri-
lard for 25c. N. Y. mkt.
._ v . v v’v v
The Medal in...
Is in Model Medicine.
The only medal awarded to
Hill't-iflpiifllltt at the World's Fair, '.
1893, uLL‘hicago, was awarded to
Ayer’s
Sarsaparilla.
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rum NATIONAL“: Yum.
Oi South Norwulk.
i'Lh'TAliidliiii'll) man
View“, .. .. . to
Minute:
liltif‘lild. l‘IIilHT. I’H-ei-Iuni.
ALDEN SOLDIANH. \‘IvaJ'rr-ahlvnl.
(‘lldlibl'fii t1. i-‘ililliiti, (fashion.
Chairman
ll. (tl‘NthillAlI.
l'iunnm i1 unmitieu.
I'E‘I‘EII
individual and Business Accounts Hitlit'IIWI
Hermit! of trust and other lands taken.
rust-cinvntosoi [lap-Mt lqullml inr won
[united lot“ sale its-tuning. d
HUN"
lipid A: Iloyt’s. on. wet-Ii. Ilurinu the
mxtthil'ty (luvs they will HIM) give nI
|spw|ul llIN'illllil in all puri'lnwrs oII
H“ I outputs at either store. I
ll" '
cl,
l8.
i‘n-tnsluvli lii'nilll‘l". I1.|‘,(‘ lllZliIt' :l min
um! tolnrtlon vn tho-tr entire line olI
overt-outs uni! MUM“. uni! oll'vr soun- i‘\»
'I luv Mom
I will put :1 thousand pairs id
23
l'l‘llllilllilIIy ilwd Imlyuttis.
everything I. urd in .m up Ioulutvvlhili-I
int: store. 1
James Mollvi. ot‘ 'l‘m‘ri town. was :u'rI
I't‘stuil Irv IlliIi-I' ol' I’Hltm‘ ’u'ndlvy, you. I
turduvafternoon. lot intoxication. III~ ‘
was iiuwl $3. and resin, this morning, hr
.Invlgn lluhiwll. Otllvvr lluut escorted
him to llrnlui'port pot.
on the Sidewalk :it
Miss Emily \l'hwu-lvr. oi liurpooi,
'I‘nrlu-y, speaks on \ruwniu at the South
Norwulk Congregational church, this
(waning. 'I‘Iw molding. to which all . . -
interested urn Iuvilml, iwrziua at. Lil: PI'ICBS That WI” ASLOHISI'I th
n't'loi'k,
'I'ho lamina! 1' nwli- ‘l‘otn's ( fubin cone
puny on thi- road. at tho i ipq-i-,\ll..uneto- »
I tnorrow niuhi.
Thomas and William Richardson, who
have lwi'i! employed ! v the Norwnlk
iron Worlds company. ml! shortly opi‘n
2t store in (‘uutu'ilumn Hi-olivld‘u block
for the sale ui‘ bicycle and photographic
supplies. They is .1! umlw a «Initially of 1
Holidays over,
LADIES’ AND MISSES’
~Beo"lly Friend Fm India’ " Friday. ”WW” ‘ . G ,
I . ' . mu P0”, 1 u 05°
, , , How Twm city People Spend Their Evaporated Applu, 21b- {or 150
Raymond Brothers have a new type- H ours oi Ea‘m “ Cherries, per lb, 150
writer. ....n__.. ”— H Raspberriec, per lb, 200
__..,_..-,, u PCWheh u u 100
TWENTY-TWO POUNDS GRANULATED SUGAR, $1.00.
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F. D. LAVITON It 00., 22 South Alain Street
._ EDWARD STREET.
“dull period of the year" is u
Commencing to- ay,
I"u
and now we settle down to business. What is generally called
in us. We don't propose to have it so.
we inaugurate a general
CLEARING SALE “ ,
Of our entire stock of
DRY GOODS, ETCII
At prices much less than most of them cost. '
We mean business, and this reduction applies to the entire stock.
EDWARD STREET!
5 our": euuuinu.
DONOVAN BLOCK, WASHINGTON STREET.
M
ACKSON’S PHOTOGRAPHS
llllllillltlllllllll'il'illl
Ill
' Home nmu Standard of Excellence!
.IAI'KSUN'B‘ I‘IA'I'INO'I‘YI’F. l'Oll'l'IlAl’I'S are Iwall—
interiors and till lili‘llll- vturnl work a mortality.
Iiuih in lliwuru and lionutv oi Finish.
tiinl and last tome-i.
E. M. JACKSON Photographer,
ITHEODORE
THIS SALE.
e Natives.
developing and printing pictures.
(Loon
- Imlit-a' and children‘s matinee. lint-
urduy, (‘oon Hollow. i’rivr‘u liltiml 221w l
The midweek writ-n of the South I
Norwalk i‘nngrruutionul church ifl'l‘urh’I:
thiscvwning. :u ill-.unvl will he I‘l'ii'I
lllll'ii'il bytllfl [melon ’I‘lu subject in,}
“I’romiri-s for IIw NI'W Year'lwollilinI
7dr. I232“. Htruuw‘rs. as Wvll as church:
9,4,. "li‘mlmre. are invitml to this hour "fIWBShlngton St”
14 cm Worship
THEODORE OLSEN,
So. Norwaik.
Great Special Salel,
HOES
Put Your Eye On This Space Every Day!
,'
Corn. 250
3 " Pumpkin, 25¢:
Potted Ham and Tongue, per can 50
Canned Mackerel. 2 lbs, 200
“ Plum Pudding, 150
“ Corned Beef, 186
10 lbs Buckwheat, 250
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NORWALK. CONN.
DON’T THROW
away your money by paying fancy prices:
you can get no better than we keep,
for that is impossible. Come and see us.
Here are a few of our very low prices :
libs of pure lard for 25c. Salt pork, 8c;
Bacon, lilo; fresh hams, 10c: fresh shoul-
ders, 8c: fresh pork. Sc; sausage, tic; leg
lamb, 12'30; formuarter lamb. tic; pork
tenderloin, 16c. These prices are less
than the wholesale price.
FREE DELIVERY.
New York Market
FRANK S. AYERS, Prop.
53 Wall Street. Nor-walk, Ct.
We érnnd ”(FACTS
It is a fact that we have
made a general reduction in
our entire line' of‘ '
OVERCUATS'
AND
ULSTERS. , .
We have marked our $24
coats down to $17 i $19 dol,
lar ones to $15; $9; Ind' $10
ones to $7.50.
Among the ulsters youiwill
find 18 dollar ones reduced
to 14 dollars, and 13.50 ones 4
to 10 dollars.
Only a few of the boys 3
dollar reefers left. .
We keep everything found
in an up-to-date clothing
store.
i
So. Nurmik. .
MILFORD A. BIFFIN,
Manager.
TWO , NORWALK,
srouus‘. ‘ so. NORWALK.
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Chick-n-
and
HORSEI.
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GRAIN
ran
HORSE.
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Semi-
PANTS!
Riduccd from $2, 3, 4 and 5; now
Open livery Evening Until 9 O'clock.
DAVIS, The Tailor, ’3."
Clothier, Ilattcr and Furnisher.
Ma hackemo Hotel Block,
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Don’t You Care?
it you are particular about
your oats, you'd better call and
liver particularly clean oats.
MANUEL 'r. HATCH
SOCIETY AND BALL.
AT mu: aluminum or
Annual
ce Salell
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South Norwaih U"
971 sr'ilfi ‘
ethn- your cats are clean or
? If you don't care. then
er your cats anywhere.
"1C.
make it mybusiuess to de-
Tb. Grain W9
Inn-It.
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Norwalk Chronicler