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M“ Merriam, us doing a grand work
~WII8 her home in Camp street
the one!osicn of 1111 weekly 111111
1°! (3me Earle,Jr.,vs1
. w,F. C Hollyandand
y, involving a suit to re
Woe, is set down for
’ Civil Common Pleas Court,
my, February 3nd.
Metropolis says: “0. B.
Ieoeepted a position as sten-
Judge 0weus,of this city
1 ates reading law, and we
him so pleasantly located,
Achieve success. He enter-
ness college in Jackson-
‘J‘on September 1st, 1896,
at the college to secure an
Professor Latham recom-
B. as the most efficient stud-
- . peeition.Behasp1-oven so
"I to the Judge that he 18 will-
him one hundred per month
lose him." The young man-
“Captain and Mrs. Oscar St
Osborn avenue. His many
here will remember him as a
11111 agent at the South Norwalk
m Norwulk and vicinity are being
‘ lily moved by the great revival in
111111111- which is being manifested at the
”a, venue Methodist Episcopal church
flight to night. Last evening four
eh; 11111111 noble young men of the
" putty came forward to the altar,
we ladies. All of them witnessed
_ 1- aim of their conversion before the
m clued Several others rose, ex
a desire to consecrate their life
t. . The volunteer chorus, led by
‘ those services. Miss Louetta Ams-
" 'ssng a solo in the praise service,
hit, with line spirit and effect
Islam and Mrs. Charles Simona
m the people’s favorite, “Looking this
Edward Trounsen, Sn, expond-
, Word with power The pastor
elicited with an earnest- exhortation
., invitation. Tonight Rev. John
W will open with a twenty-
minute address on "Believe ” This will
be the not meeting of the week.
M II the Whole Series
tithe 111111111111 at the South 11111-111111;
church, last night, was the best
Wfimith preached a power
‘ 111111 conducted an after ser-
, and several requested
1. Mr. Smith sang two solos
~ elect. Another meeting
tonight, at 7:45. All are
‘ . hose meetings will continue
‘. On Sunday Mr. Smith
’ bly preach in the morning and
What to Being on Tonight.
‘Ilfrs. E. J. Grumman will entertain
' Golden Rule Circle of Klng's
Mmeill hold a boanbake .11
A m recital will be given in the
new Baptist church
The NIIVIlk Red Men will hold a
J i In the Atheuuaum.
Hess company will hold a spec-
, which will be followed by
l‘. Klppie, formerly of South
I who stabbed his wife to death
18th of January last, in New
, VII put to plea in the Superior
t 1, . Wednesday afternoon. He plead-
,_ gollty,eud was remanded back
. gestalt trial at the request of
1 11km” Williams. Judge
ordered a special panel of forty
Kippie’s trial was set for next
.1 fid-Vook service in the Norwalk
church. last night. was very
and largely attended, the
”f“ being much larger than
emeritus Owingto the
; 11111111111 next week.
It the Namath Baptist
well attended.
11. 1
Mawflldp the plumb-
», “ll. Gregory’s new store
(ileum. and also for
1 1 in Broad River.
by young man and we are .
KW ,
, FELL on 111: ~_________11:e. RDWAYTON.
A Forster Resident of M Nomllt In and . . .
While “Mm lot I Street can. ‘ Constable Edward Ladngan is looking
for a slick traveling man, who played a
welloknown game on him Wednesday
afternoon. The man represented him-
self as an agent for a Bible house, and
hired a team from Mr. Ladrlgun tcdrive
about town. Charles Ferris accompan-
ied him. In East Norwalk the man told
Mr. Ferris he did not care to go any fur-
ther. When Mr. Ferris asked him for
the $2 to pay for the turnout, the man
said he paid Mr. Ladrigan before he
started. Mr. Ferris supposed such was
the case, and was surprised to learn that
it was not when he reached the stable,
Messrs. Ladrigan and Ferris at once
drove to-Norwalk, but could get no trace
of the Bible agent.
Mr. and Mrs. Neil Mitchell, of Row-
,ayton, will move to Westport and occupy
Charles S. Diver. a former well-knowu
resident of South Norwalk, was quite
severely injured in Detroit. Mich, the
fore part of the week.
Mr. Diver, who has but recently mov-
ed to that city. was running for a car,
when he slipped on the ice and fell,
spraining his shoulder. which will inca-
paciate him for work for some time.
He is a prominent member of many
orders in South Norwalk, including the
Oddfellows, Red Men, Masons and
American Mechanics.
Couldn’t Escape the Police.
Captain of Police Dunn, of the Nor-
walk force, noticed an intoxicated man
in Wall street last night. He attempted
‘30 arrest lllIIl, but he 1'3“ downWestighe house formerly occupied by Samuel
avenue and not away Later Captain Wood Mrs Mltchollwdl open aptivate
Donn was tmformod that the man was school February lot, and alreadv has a
in front Of Henry P- Prices residence number of pupils Mrs Mitchell is an
H9 sent Officer Morehouse down in {old resident of Westp1rt.bcing, before
"0119? car,wh‘de he walked down the lit] montage. Miss Agnes Lewis, 11
avenue When ()l’ticer Morehousc daughter ”y the Rev A N Lewis,a
reached Berkley street he jumped from former rector of Trinity church
the car and captured the man. lie wasl Mr. and Mrs, Neuondorfi’ nnl family,
ticked “RR 111 the 3111112 retreat 1111;111:113 Iof Lenox Hill, were entertained Thurs~
ouse hen amugne or ma 3 orelday writing by several vocal so-
Judge Hubbell, this morning, he gave W ‘ctions rendered by I" S Look-
his name as James Davina. Charges of lwocd, one cape c1 ally ably handled being
intoxication and vagruncy were preferred I "Turnip Song,"wl110h he was compelled
against him, and he was fined $1 and to repent F L Then“ also assisted
sentenced toflfteendays 11131111. with his lastest and most improved
music box. ,
A party ("of Stamford young people
A poverty sociable, largely attended will give adunce in Guidcr's Hall, next,
and productive of much pleasure, was Friday night.’1‘he committee of ar-
held last inght 111 St John & Ficdler's rangenxents is Misses Lucy Mahoney,
hall, Broad River. The costumes worn 'RachelHarris,andMessr.-1 Robert Eccles
by the participants were very cleverly'uud Charles Ferris.
80“”! “P1 and elicitedmuch merriment. Mrs. Edward H. White, of Prospect
The musician who had been engaged Heights, has been visiting Rev. Otto 1".
for the evening did not appear. nudznaruunow, in Brooklvn.
flurry Vail and 8' Ezektel kindly fur-l Mrs. Hurry Pepper. of Main street,
mshed the ammo for donning. Mr. has been visiting in New York.
Mar h lid.
1) y promp l Emma May, daughter of Starr Keeler,
is ill w1tlx diphtheria.
Miss Rachel Harris, of Stamford. has
been visiting friends here.
Danced in Poverty Dress.
-Stop talking dull and hard times. .
It isaworu out fad. 311.11 don't need
much money to get a line pair of shots
at Theodore Olsen‘s. Come on. Mrs. Charles Prince is sick.
“”‘W" ”M“*‘"““ l'l. L. Stevens is slowly recovering
WINNIPAUK' from a week's severe illness.
Mrs. Thomas Jeteph. who has been ill
for several weeks, is Very low. A can
sultation of physicians will be held
today, but it” is not expected that the
patient will recover.
BROAD RIVER.
The Broad 1111111 Athletic 1lul1 wxll
hold a smoker tonight.
A Great Reduction
[\1'
SKATES
AT
FRED’K. W. ROGERS, l9 Main St., Norwallt.
GOLDBERG’S
N. Y. Millinery Parlors!
FURS! FURSll FURSll
A full and complete line in all kinds of furs.
Fur capes from 64.21 and upwards.
Infants’ and children’s caps and coats at reduced prices.
will be sold from 891: and up.
A Full Line of Feather Boas!
A £121 and complete line in Holiday Goods,’ 111 Silver and Gilt Metal
ects.
Silver frames from 241: and up, jewel cases, ink stands, calendars, hand»
kerchief cases, etc.
We have also put on sale 11 large assortment of trimmeu hats, from
31. 39 to 85.00; former prices, I: 24 to 0111.
lists will betrllomeo 11111111; the month of December. free of
chemo, when materiel: are bought at our eetebllshrneni.
flows In the latest tleelgn meoe Free of charge.
The can t
NEW YORK
IILLIIERV PARLORS
.3 Wall Item”.
GOLDBERG’S
0". NOVIWQLK I001"
:th "Reads.
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EVER.
The reductions on the price of to:
goods. the chclccness of the variety
of stuffs, the slyllsbeess of the mak—
lng and the happy plan Itself turns a
double joy Into Free Dress Skirt
Bundles—Aha Idea ls more popular
than ever. ,
Buy the materials here-sklrt lab-
rlc, llnlng. thread and blndlng—and
we wlll measure and make the sklrt
free.
The 11111: stock of wool dress
goods has been marked down to Jan.
uary bargain prlces, which, with the
offer of free making, gives these who
buy new one of the most liberal op-
portunltles for a big saving that the
season has seen. We're maklng
lots and lots of them.
Art department—clearlng out all
the made-up work and choice bits of
beauty at reductions ln prices. Lot
after lot, and piece after piece 01'
rich elegance at figures which a con-
noisseur will appreciate.
A pound of high-grade Writing
Paper for 12 cents. Six packages
Envelopes to match. for 25 cents.
Maybe you‘ll wonder If It costs any-
body anything to make writing paper
and envelopes.
, Ladies' Combination Sults, 29
cents each. Mostly for-those'tho
don't care to wear heavy. bulky un-
derwear; a good many do not.
One word about our Muslin Un-
derwear. If you will take pains to
examine it closely you'll find that the
quality of material. the style of male
ing and fashion of cutting ls of supes
rior grade, Tl1ere"s a daintlness and
elegance of taste that seems more
womanly than the coarseness which
sometlmes goes 4.1.1111 low prices.
Special sale of Embroideties. all
widths and qualities. in nalnsook.
cambtic and Swiss. AISO a special
lot of FIVE YARD LENGTHS at 50
cents a strip. One of the unusual
values of the season.
Chlldren‘s Toques.a new lot just
In. for 39 cents. Some of the pret-
tlest shades and effects that have
been brought out this season.
\THE p.111. READ co.
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City Board of Relief.
Notice is hereby given that the Board
of Relief for the City of South Norwalk,
will meet on Monday. January “11,1807,
at 2 o'clock p. in.
Friday. January, 7.30
o 'clock p. n1.
Friday, January 1.1111, 1897, at 7. 30
o'clock p. m.
Saturday. January 5331!. 1897, at 7. 30
o 'cloclr p.111.
Wednesday,.lanuary'.7th.1897,11“l..0
o '11le p. n1. ., at the Count 11 Chamber,
on Haviland street, in said city, for the
purpose of hearing and determining all
appeals from tho doings of the City As-
sessors in the list of 1111115.
CHARLES F. HALLOCK.
RUBT. M. WILUOX,
Board tr! Relief.
Dated at the City of South Norwulk,
the 21st day of December. 1890.
btli, 1897. at
LINCOLN
Storage Warehouse
321”“, Lincoln Storage Wamhouse
uter street. a low doom south
Weehln 11111119111411 the Olly
of South orwolk. Is now open for
nthesf storage of
Household Fornlture, Planes,”-
eyolee, eerrleges, Etc.
For full particulars lnonlre It the
office of
TAYLOR l1 GOLDEN.
'u WASHINGTON STREET.
South Namath. Connecticut.
111111111 Sherwood Hstiorl
Oocuplsee portion of l. Gueowskls,
store. corner of Wall and Water fits to.
Kuwait. Call and see the
[atoll
styles to not». Cone etc.
billet
D. W. RAYMOND,
Funeral Dlreetor
and Embelmer.
.3 WIIhlflmn “no...
In. Nam-Ill.
Waco, nouns-Bo Bogs:
, fl
Clocks at
31111911111 ,
TRISTRAM & HYATT,
Big Bankrupt Sale of Hosuery
At Scofield 81 Hoyt’ s!
Half Price.
TRIISTRAM a HYATT,
GAZETTE ' BUILDING
"DIWALK. DONN- ,1
In order to close out our stock of cloak; we will sell them for th rec d1.y,s SA'II' RDAY
MONDAYand TUESDAY, JANUARY 16, 18 and 19, at one- half of the former price,
In this lot are some of the best gurmentts we have had this season.
tuuity that anyone in want of an outside garment of :1
I 6.coblack beaver cloth jackets for $3.00.
7.00 Cheviot cloth jackets, velvet collar, $3 50.
8.00 beaver cloth jackets, trimmed with braid, $4.00.
moo kerscy cloth jackets, $5.00.
15.00 kerscy cloth jackets, $7.50.
16.00 caterpillar cloth jackets, $3.00
25. co Melton cloth jackets,s silk lined 812. 50.
25. c '1 Melton cloth jackets, fancy silk line-11,812.50
25 oo Melton cloth jackets, trimmed with fine braid 1
10.00 Irish frieze jackets, velvet collar, 95.011.
112.00 dark green kersey jacket, $6.00.
15 go tan kcrscy jacket, strap seam.$7 50
Fur Capes and Dollarettos.
25 per cent. discount on all fur capes and Collaretles d
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This is an 111111111”:
11y kind cannot afford to miss.
V
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uring this sale
Norwalk, Connecticut,
Gazette B’ l' d' g.
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Don t believe that ever thing comes to him wl11 waits, forit only
comes to him win pushes; don t tal
We have just received 411 dozen c
k m11€l1,f11r doing is better.
l1'1l1lrcn s rib hose, guaranteed last
block, from 6 to 9 inches, formerly sold :11 12 1.21:,111' two pairs for 25c;
(luring this sale we sell for we per pair, 3
25 dozen gents-half hose, 10c; 3 pair for 251:.
pairs for 25¢.
so dozen ladies' regu-
lar made chnsdorf dye, the besr ever shown, 3 pair for 25C.
The Amoskeg apron checks, 51: per yard, 22x50 inch.
15¢ each. Two part cotton top to '111
America hair m:1ttrc.~s,$|ti1.oo.
l‘nlaundered shixts from 15 to 11
These goods we all 111 stock and
ll
Bath towels,
rezses, 8225. Best 43 pound South
1
1nches,251..
can be seen. During the next 30
days we shall give a special discount to all purchasers of carpets .11
both stores.
.\ cash purchase of soc will entitle
cst number of beans in the jar, to h
each person to a guess on the near-
ecountcd March 6, 1897, a haml-
snme upholstered chair gh en 10 the one guessing the nearest numb r.
If two persons guess the nearest numbe1 the chair will be given to the
first one
98 WASHINGTON 51.,
So. llorwelk.
'GLUB BUILDING
Norwalk.
A SAFE FOR SALE DQEAP.
Rubber Stampsl
JOHN TRYDN, Agent,
Wishing You all a Happy
New Year
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And at the same time informing the public that I am and shall be 1'11 the future perfectly able to
furnish in the quickest possible time, the following named articles, viz:
\
of allkinds,h:1n1l stumps, self inking stamps, including
(-1111 be as
the celebrated air cushion stamps that
ci.1lly used on unei on surfaces; also baud tinting solf—inkcrs and hand deters, (band);
different indsdl. S. line (later, \1'11ttl11ztsc statups,1'11l1b1r printin" wheels; easy sign markers.
rubber type (solid) to fonts and figures the same with I11
1l1lc1s; f unilv rubber outfits, consisting of
several styles of tygpe ulso,n11‘t1al- bodied rubber type: I 8 numbers, pen and pencil rubbei stumps,
pix ket 1113111111111 rubber indexes. autograph
111111 1110111131 11111 ~t1111p1-1 Indelible rubber, lineumurk
1111: sets; the (‘ 11111 n tubbor stamp pr1\.~'s,t11 be US! (I for 111111 111 ads, etatt luonts,postnl cards,1ards,ott',
also business cuts of great variety and cancellation stump
111anul'acturer‘ 11 use; in fact unything' 111 the rubber stamp
right. Rubber stump supplies of the best quality: 11150111
Rubber Stamp Inks!
in all colors, and (In! some can be said in reference to self-
1narket~lt‘xcelsior, but we furnish other nulkes on applicanou.
fmtn good rubbm 111111111 moulding m knob handle 111111111111.
11 for post ollh 11 use and the same for cigar
line. ( 1111 fill orders pro111ptly and priest
half- ounce bottles
inking pads, the best. and only pad in the
We make first-class goods, made
'I‘ luesn goods me made by the old line
stumpoonccrn, with ycursofvxpmimne, tho NATIONAL SluAl. AND STAMP WURKS. Balti-
more, Md.
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Wishing a share of patronage from the publit I 11111 youis vmy truly,
P.O.Box X,So.
dance 35 Riverside Avo.E.N’w’lk
Norwalk,and Reel-
LOWEST
’. . . PRICE!
THEV ARE ALL SMILES!
Because they wear our easy fitting, comfortable Clothing. All our customers feel this
way. TRADE with us and you will FEEL THE SAMEI
We have now in stock
WINTER CLOTHING
By trading with us you will always get the best with prices guaranteed.
FRANCIS 1. co.
Ever ‘Shown
111st H(:ltvl
II WAIHINGTON ITIIIT
touch Nos-walk. ,
Norwalk Chronicler