*9”! Plain.
l.
Mia
wires ln‘ilain street today-.1
.1. . :11 ..
,don'l‘uesds‘y dental-$11.
‘ lint-walk. yesterday afternoon.
Norwaik. went .ycsterday
to spend the WI rims" rd. George
Burr.
lira. W. H. aw” 11.113.111.an
at luncheon yester‘ ay by hire. W. H.
moon. at her home on Golden
7, 11111. Bridgeport
The graduating up. qt '91 or St.
Joseph's aparlsh hag formed an alumni
class. and will bod meetings once
_ every month.
—~A box of Imperial 61-6wn cigars as
‘ . I Christmas present will be highly sp-
1Wu numb-mud - 11.1
,. The vacant stole at 1‘» Water street.
- Norwalt. is being partiened off and
will shortly be occupied as a barber
shop and pool room.
As August 31111115111111.3111: wagon
was going around the corner of Frank-
_- iii: and Belden avenues. yesterday
, boon. the front wheel of the wagon
was broken.
Hrs. Robert Drake. of hiount Ver-
non. and hire. George Barr. 0! New
York city. who have been visiting
friends in Norwaik. returned home
yesterday.
Iliss Susan 8. Smith. of Bsyvlew
avenue. who has been commuting be-
tween Booth Norwalk andNew Haven
for the purpose at attending the State
Normal school. will reside in the lat
tor uity Lila month.
In Consolidated road affairs. the la-
tut rumor which has not yet been over-
token by a denial from headquarters.
1 is that General 811 tendent Flatt is
to ill appointed s vioe'iprasidancy
and that llr. Plait s will he suécseded
‘ by Chief Engineer Curtis.
The Norwallt Street Railway com—
mits- view :1 use. medias "We-i
' mus Trolley Car" at the terminus
stills line on the railroad property in
will Nomi! At night the sign is
imitated by several incandescent
in“ and allows up to ballast ad-
, tags.
W's new hotel is nearing com-
ablation. and the residuum by a ballot
taken by that loss] newspapers. have
W by a vote of 1.100, out of a total
, Mil that its name shall be “lieu!
W." The nest highest vote.
I.“ was for “liotsl Liliey. in honor
# the owner. .
mum 11. Kelly. . of New York city.
were hrs. Mariel: hellish.
I. Wilson. 11111 William ll.
firs. .l. I. Wilson. 1111. Fred
Q‘m Qfiflhbl‘. ml
hills Florence licAllister. of Nor-
m. is sguest of EFJune of
m.“ ‘ » . . .
The Norwalk Street Ralfw‘sy' com-
ereetlng new poles for guy
' The annual meetings or the stovk-
In of the llltlollhl banks will be
A gutter band at five pieces was
mulling music about the streets of
, "lllchael Kennedy. employed by Ray-
mund Brothers. who had a paralytic
. about last week. is not-ha well today.
I has Kittie Williams, or Cross street.
his has opened dressmaking parlors
, ll Wast‘avanus. has had ilrstvelsss
were present treat the Net-walks
Q” msatisg of lists Federation at
’selnbs is iirldstpcrt; yestsr~
.Wt the New Yuri: New
‘ llamd ”railroad issds
W
M O loti'la 8'! W31! M
$106 in fluid the.
6M
deems ii uuihtsrd oi Chestnut
m Idol-walkris unduly ill of
pneumonia:
John has shamed his res-
idence from 7 Union Park to the
City Hotel.
The 1111111: Church club will hold its
regular meeting tonight at the real-
dence at B. c. Palmer.
Robert Rooney. of Chestnut street.
has secured a sitmtion with the New 1
York Raster-n News company.
llaln street. has gone to Cannons, to
spend the balance of the week.
At a meetingof the Mystic Bhryne.
in Bridgeport. tonight. a number of
Norwaik peoplewili be present.
-—-'f'wo car loads of grain will arrive
Saturday. B. Harris.
Stephen J. O‘Brien went to 8auga~
tuck this morning and paid to Edward
Allen a policy for 81,000 on the life of
his wife. '
Howard 8. Benton is spending 1.1...
days with his grandparents. Captain
and Mrs. J. B. Merrill. oi Tavern ls~
land.
A window is being cut in the Wilson
building at the west end of the Wall
street bridge. overlooking the Nor-
walk river.
The Iinisterlng circle” of Kings
Daughters will meet Saturday. at 2: 30
p. m.. in the study of the First Con-
gregational church 6:".
M,"
Oliva Brooch Lodge. No. ll. K. of P.
will confer the third (logos on two
candidates tonight. All mollbera are
requested to be present. .
The subject of the prefer meeting
this evening at the Norwalk Gangre-
gatioual chapel Will Is “ . .
Hymns." Everybody ; ..
ad I s
, *1-
The Catholic club will hold a hanv
dica‘ pool tournament “in its club
low in t avenue.
census 13$. 'iue «.1wa close
Sunday.
The South hOI'Wfllk Fire Police will
soon begin a pool tournament among
its members. They are also arranging
an invitation social to be held in the
near future.
Lorenzo Dibble. of the Model Groce~
ry,. is offering his customers a line
French'eured Caliiornis prune. or a
tart Italian prune for those whose
taste does not call for sweets.
~Tl1ree pounds of Frankfurter sau-
sage for 25c at Hayea' market.
The Inasmuch Circle of King‘s
Daughters of the Norwallt Methodist
Episcopal church will meet l-‘riday af-
ternoon at 3 o'clock. with Mrs. A. ll.
Hoyt. of Berkeley street.
Kabaoaa Encampment. l. 0. O. R.
will hold its regular meeting tonight.
important buainsss will be transacted
and odieers will be nominated. The
second degree will be conferred.
ldisa lay D. Smith. of Havilsnd
street. who has had trouble with her
lines-cap for some time. is again eon-
hood to her home. the member having
given away again yesterday morning.
Attorney John 'J. Walsh has with-
drawn his sarvices as attorney for the
prosecution in the case of "anion
Brothers vs. the City of Norwailt. A
hearing in the case will be held nest
Thursday.
The Autumn Last Social club met
last night at the residence of Arthur
Ohittlln in Center avenue. The nest
Issuing will be held with title list-
lbapard. in Wiaulpsult. nest Wednes»
day night. . .
W'
The Woman‘s Christian Tommi-sues
union will hold its regular wsskiv
meeting With lira. it 'i'. iiaitiu. ill
lisy street. Friday at it o ’eloek. livery
slainhsr ls' desires to be present. as
important business is to be transact-
llrs. flannel 1‘. Hatch. 'd’
Moll. Jr. and flies
1.1.9.1 hassslt. biota-cit.
llartwrisb iii-other Thomas Willis
Brother 11'. Joshua and District lieu
birthstone. ui‘Aitioniodgsmt
mu. weasel-assassinations»
his not. use. at
lira. l-ionier 1r. Buctnaui. or 8011111
.. "Business
» ”www.mm‘
is visiting in New York.
Arthur B. Hempatead. of Hartford.
was in Norwalk. yesterday.
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The iron work on the Cross street
street bridge is being repainted.
There will be a meeting of the vas-
iry of Grace church. tomorrow night.
lair. and Mrs. Charles Church. of Nor.
walk. are home form their wedding
ritp
The choir of St. Paul's church held
a special rehearsal last night for the
Christmas music.
The Woman's Guild. of Grace
church. met yesterday afternoon. with
Miss Hoyt, of Main street.
F S. Ambler is in New York today
on business incidentally “Fred will
take in the glories of “the six~ day bi-
(vile race.
The ohlcers and teachers of Grace
church Sunday school met yesterday.
morning to perlect arrangements for
the Christmas festival.
A party of Twin City Wheelmen. in-
cluding Capt. Fred Hanlord, W. F.
Wheeler. l-‘rank Smith. Joseph Davis
Stephen Jarvis are in New York today
attending the six-day bicycle race.
~Annual clearing sale of, trimmed
hats. at greatly reduced prices. at S. S.
Tillolsou‘s. iii North Main street.
James A. iirowu and William S.
Wilt-ox have completed the work or
appraising the stock in the store for—
merly conducted by Joseph Abrahams.
at the corner of Cedar street and Bay'
View avenue.
The Junior Auxiliary of St. Paul’s
church will meet Friday afternoon.
The young [iconic oi the church are an-
gaged every evening at present in tip-
ing Christmas greens in the basement
oi the church.
The Baptist march, Norwalk. is
without a regular organist. it is ru-
mored that the position has been ofv
lured to a talented Indy musician of
East Norwulk. who was formerly a
piano and organ teacher in New Ha»
ten.
TAVERN ISLAND VISITORS.
hire. Captain J. B. Merrill. of Tav~
cru island. has reckoned up her reg—
ister of this year. and finds that she
had about four hundred and thirty via» .
itors from different parts of the world
«(‘hlna. Africa. Kansas City. ('hira—
go. Manchester. Mass: South Lincoin~
shire. England: Boston. Middletowu.
i’a.; Cleveland, Ohio: it’lmworth. hie...
and a great many mgr places. Last
year's record was bro ll by about one
hundred names. .
FESTIVAL l-‘OR POOR CHILDREN
The pupils of Mrs. Mcud'a school
are practicing for an open-11a which
will be given in about 11 week 11! Hill-
side for the entertainment of the child«
run of the Towu Home and other poor
children 01 the town. Nearly lifty (it
these young guests will be invited and
given 11 Christmas festival as has
been the custom of "Hillside" sludbnts
for several years.
BARBER lililiblll lillt'il
81109.
John P. ilrummer. the looser in the
PRETTY
Mnhscltemo hotel 1.10611. has entirely "
renovated his place of business. A
handsome metal ceiling has been put
on the wall and the shop has been re-
painted and equipped with new and
elegant furniture. chairs of the latest
design. mirrors. cont rut-its. ctr.
AMANUM ANNUAL HEETING.
Sherman council. lloyai Areanuin.
will hold its annual meeting tonight.
Bupsrvising Deputy Davenport. of
Btsmtord. will pay a visit to the coun-
cil. it is eapseted that every member
will be in attendance. as matters at
importance are to be acted on.
it MRI; time to malts a pail-Menom-
iog In the clergyman.
1.11m '11
pfimwm
maid.
Miss Mary Sellout. of Nerwin strut
56111.1.
BUY [MTG THAT'S GlElll
llanuel '1‘. Hate
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'Gouth Romans. Conn.
Representation
dime-clean
fished _
l-‘(lll TRAINING \‘ill‘SG ”KN
Ah‘li WUMEV FOR TIM-Z
l'llAt'TIl’Al. lll‘TIl-ZS (lit
LII-‘li.
“AWlm‘ahlness is :1 git-at misfor-
,tuue." sighed the nursemuld as she
accidentally dropped the baby down
the wally—idle.
"Hc told me to get of" the earth.
What do you suppose he meant?"
"lie seemed to think you needed a
bath. evidently.“~—-Louisville Courier-
.louruul.
“Any passengers for Philadelphia?"
iuuuircd the conductor. as he passed
through the train.
“That's my station."
looking mun.
"(‘onfound l1!" growled the conduc-
tor. that ll be the second time this
neck ue' to had to stop at that [1111th
~H.1rlcm [Milo
said a quaint
sou 1~ r111: ruin TO 1111.
~40 R. H I N, Y‘SIT
FRENCH CUB *-
California Prunes.
These Pr. 111-s 1111111: In list or from
all. the: t 'aiimrula Prunes. and are
In fact Ioltor Iinu Frentli lh-unev.
l’n Illlflllll' need tuseeuudlaaieihrm
and they-eat 11mm 11d themselves”
the ion be»!
LAM! FRUIT.
smears
suck Ill 001.03.
ran-r
Oregon Italian P111111
lor ilw e win-salads :lmurt
roll [or sweet Prunes. 1004..
Boast-11. ostvui b i it:
out in 1.1111 “'31. this? ll “1‘1?“
clothes while. at at“? ”unfinlor
, doom“
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it «111 dub» work
A pretty girl with 11% onion grace.
'au set along upon or fade“ ~
"6193.” wash Wilmi‘il' s surest hope
a- re sols-1
a I l'eriect horas lioap.
To introduce the Perm-t horas
l1 we will g1ra'eahaalor sit- for
s e 1
\ ulnale silverware for wrappers.
l’lue 11m both Psi-ships Is lb.
Lorenzo Dibble.
11 140.111 Ma‘lid'lltd Norwaih.
ruonoucu
coussrso-
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Isak-taping.
(Mills and single entry.)
Arithmetic.
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same article. that the dollar-ask ‘
it is the proper sum to pay. .’
The price of a thing is generally
what it is worth; aeronautical-ego
latss that. The higher the prison“ the
better the duality. as a rule. but prior
reputation of the seller coasts. We
,advocsts pure. elsan grain; prelim '
’advertiss truthfully.
money cheerfully
when asked for; all the guarantee any
one can otter you.
‘Mmlh Goblins.
\080
noun max sesame AINL’ALU.
WISTRR TERM BEGINS “ORDAV, JASl‘-
Alli“ 3,11“).
lllllllilllltilIOIOIOIOOOGGOOOOIIIIIIIIlllllllflllll
doesn’t always waysguarsnt'se duality; the
return your
and immediately
Standard.
or out: sore. Allil 01111.5 A1111
is Business, 11111 11111111 0011-
nlnso “11111111111 A1101 \1 r0
Was training 1in it.
1m 11's 110111 10
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Not necessary to shiver longer than
it takes you to reach our store and get
inside one of our
GYERGGATG
$6.50
Will buy an ALL-WOO]. iii.l'F..
BLACK or BROWN. FAST COLOR
well mad: and trimmed. perfect fit.
ting. We can lead you gradually up
the scale of quality and price until you
reach our top round. a Silk-lined Mou-
tagnatk for 825 in between we have
Kerseys. Molious. Rough and Smooth
iieuvcrs and Fancy Worsteds.
$10, $12, $13.50,
$15, $181111 $20.
All wool Bulls. liegluulng at 35. We
would be pleased to lum- your custom.
You‘ll find everything kept in 11 “Ml
class Clothing and Furnishing Store.
Store Open Evenings.
Comstock Bros;
Our flusrantsa-lstablished 1067.
111 South Main Street.
South Nos-walk.
mm A. Gm.
lsaagsr.
Two-tarsal“ “gm“
NOTICE !
The city assessment lists have this
day been lodged in the allies of the
undersigned. whersihsy will remain
for the period of twenty days from
this data. open to the inspection at
any? person liable to routine in this
ally.
more it. “rs-nos.
City Clerk.
“again lint-walk. (loan. use. 0. 1m.
i. _ . ,
Q “HALL PROFITS.
m
‘Allllus. sum
. Cutlery, Pocket Kn1ves,Smssors,C ,
mmmmsrmsown.
'59s curls {flint-diners Quin
120 Washington Street. 0 A ‘
”EVIRYTHXNG FROM A NEEDLE TO AN Am A
assortment at
Seasonahle" ,
Novelties.
EDWARD
as. d Issatta building. ‘
SKATEsn‘
[CAMERA GOODS FOR
Camera. from $2.50 119111!
nu smash-ruin. Papers. omen. Gard £61111».
Read Down this
It might remind you of something you need. I
:
Iahaoltssio liotai Iiook.
All wool beaver coats
Bouclo coats irom
Also a great
We will Give
3
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Til Gill lMflllSEllS
“A” All! mas, WWW) ”In"?!
II 1'” ”WM.
"litmus-w." m. . sue-m
all“ is
DAVIS. The Tailor.
Clothier, Hatter. and Furolsher,
MAIIACKEMO HOTEL BLOCK.
We have cut the price on all
gmmonts 111 our cloak department.
Children’s reefer coats, empire bach
price of all trimmed hats
H. KRIEGER,‘
p. 1
am,
i‘i.
popular prices. ‘
ilistsvs.
Overcoats.
loafers.
on's llasfars.
Ian“ I Sweaters.
Boy' s Sweaters.
Cardigan Jam
Fiasco tlosd' ‘
116.1... linear
brass Cloves.
wet-1111; his” '
Gsps. W"
Wristlals.
Iafllars
Ear Hulls.
. i
111-rm ‘1‘;
Minsth Iona“.
‘13},
$2. 25 to
for ladies,
85 93 hi
reduction in thd ‘1
OOGAI, Ht
haven-aria ills-Mus:
Excelsior ti
Salas
NORWALK.
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Norwalk Chronicler