ng cloudiness tonight; pm-
My showers on listnrdsy; ststlon-
m Mm: booth winds.
Vsltport mil: m in the News“:
todny ‘
e
_‘ daughter has been born to Mr. snd
m Allen Gregory. oi Cranbury.
m William Brown. of Union street.
: aonvsiescent of a severe illness.
W
The directors of the Catholic club
mu hold a special rooting Sunday at-
Wuoon.
.-
‘Mier L. c. Green. of the Falrtiold
bounty’ National habit. has a severe
hunk of the grip
’ ire-Ken a. boys. winter clips. O Brien' a
George]?
cured at position at Crotut & Knapp's
3, No. 2 hat factory.
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About forty Mystic Shriners from
Nprwnlk attended the big gathering
Bridgeport last night.
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Lawrence P. Mott. formerly libra-
rian of the Norwnlk Library is tery
sick at his residence in Elm street.
Danbnry printers have organized a
typographical union with Charles T.
l’cneh. formerly of Norwsik. as presi-
dent.
The front stoop of the Norwalk Con-
gregational chapel. which had been in
a dangerous condition, has been re?
paired.
The Washington express. due in
South Not-walk at 1:20, was several
hours late this rooming on account of
the log.
~Annnal clearing sale at trimmed
hats. at greatly reduced prices. at S. S.
, Tillotson‘s. 16 North Main street.
Will Hunter. of the Gilbert & Ben-
nett Manufacturing company" s factory.
spent last evening at his home in
Halo street.
——-—-——-—-——-——-—
A. .l. BlyJi‘ort‘laerly of South NoI~
walk. now of Unlonville. N. i’.. has
been laid up for several weeks with H
carbuncle on one of his hands.
Carl A. Harstrotn and A. B. Russell
ore getting up a subscription dance to
‘ be held in iockwood's Hall on Wed-
nesduy evening. December 22.
Herman Quittner has'sold his busi-
ness at No. 9 North Main street. to
William J. Welshelt. the cider mailer.
who will take possession Monday.
.
~Christmas edition of the New
York Herald and World. December l2.
Leave orders at Coleman's.
Captain William H. H. Clark has re-
sumed his duties on (.‘uptnin Lowndcs'
oyster steamer Henry .l.. having en~
iirely recovered from his recent illness
W
The executive committee or the Nor-
wallt Congregational Christian Ended-
vor society will meet III the l'eliileni'.“
oi Mrs. E. l.. Ely. in Holden pint-e. t0~
built.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cook. of Stony
Omit. arc guests of Mrs. John Rowr.
of Spring Hill. Mr. and Mrs. (‘oulr
upon leaving Norwnlii. will sail for
England.
Selectman Samuel Lyons to" town
this morning for New York stoic. on
business relative to the will oi the law
Hi1. Eliot: Sherwood. who formerly
- lived in Arch street.
"Miss Olson's new lunch mom. III
the shore road traIIstcr. Will be opened
tomorrow night with II turkey lunch.
The engineer‘s certificate or the
Jmsdwsy at itldgcilcld and the plan
,.niid.proi‘ile ot'n roadway nt Norwallt
luv. bun received by Highway 1on1-
,- tulssionsr MacDonald.
Charles D Hrimhsil who has hon
“upland by the New York. New list--
up still ilsrtiord road at Wilson Point
inmoi years. has joined the torch of
‘ mwnm street irsisht station.~bsn-
When Oltorbnnltn gave a pleas
3“ entertainment Wednesdsynllht.
“the midcnoo of Mr. and Mrs. N. E.
‘ . in Cross strut. Norwsilt. There
also vocal selections by Harry
ii.
‘ rm pounds of iirsnltturter ssn‘
fin- !dc at Hsyss' Insrhet.
horrific oi Chariot A. Moore.
store. sod
or. iormerly of
need to tote
inn. oi panbury. has ee.
I“ Q: mil-131“» 3 “It” 3L."
811:3", join: 11. Light went to
today to deliver his lecture on
A redolent service was held at at.
' Mary at. yesterdsy. tor the lsts Mrs.
James D. Shes.
Prank Collision! will sing "The Holy
City.” by request. at the Not-well:
Methodist church bundsy evening.
m
~Msgnolis milk "It: can; very best
idlgin emery butter 25c pound; su-
gsr-cured horns. lite pound; shoulders.
to pound; Maud s. or Jones' hour. 75c
has. “.90 barrel. N. Y. Grocery Ci).
Mrs. Mary J. Foote has bought the
John Comstoch store building st Wil-
ton, and will occupy it immediately.
The basement of St. Marys church
has been repainted and refitted and
will be used for social and literary
purposes.
éNew Kionkike derby. O'Brien'e.
Jstnes Farrell sud Cyrus Parks went
on a gunning expedition to Middle
Patent. N. Y. last week. and returned
with seven rabbits.
Mrs. Frank Wilson. of Bridgeport.
has returned home after a visit with
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Bou-
ton, of Main street;
--l"resh 'pork and sausage. lilc i;
Water street. Norwalk.
J. P. 'l‘readwcll and family have re-
turned from New Millard, where they
attended the funeral of Mrs. Tread-
well‘s mother.
The members of the Masons‘ and
Bricklayers' union enjoyed a clnm-
chowder at M. Ratcbiord' 8 restaurant
in Norwslk last night.
~Reserved seats for basket ball
game at Armory Monday night. will
be on sale at Baur‘ as drug store. Nor-
waik, and 'i‘onIllnson's drug store.
South Norwalk. Saturday at 10 o'clock.
A car on the White Line got oil the
track in front of the Town House. yes»
trrday noon. but was placed on the
rails again without serious diiiiculty.
Mrs. W. N. Simone will lead the
meeting of the Epworth League at the
Norwalk Methodist church. Sundny
night. The subject in. “The Miracle
of Regeneration"
«Ladies have your seats reserved
now. for the Maude Hillmun company".
at Hoytfs Theatre. next Monday night.
Misses iiattie Purker and Mom]
Keller will give it turn! Iluett, III the
meeting of the ( '(‘lliliil union of King‘s
llnnghtels of im- Norwaik tongrct, :I~
tionn-l Ihmch. quunron III‘teInoou
l‘. A. Scoliclti. pnstm of the Nor-
“i'V.
walk (‘ongrcgntiunnl ('lilll‘i'll. will
prom II in the rhnpel iii (frnnbnry to»
night. The proving llitllii at It.»
church will conduct an 9”pr meeting
MA beautiful hid shoe at $2.50. iii
A. ll. lioyt & Sun's. 3‘." Wall ulrec'.
Slui- in gold (we.
Tillllillr'il“ the Boston aim . “ill '
upon a grand array of i ‘lIrisinIas mods
lot the child the adult themothei unit
the father. A frv.‘ oi the illlill)’ tilli'ilw
lions arr ““11”"le in the tirin's lli'w
nil tudtty.
A traveler ‘ciiiorlainetl‘ children and
others in Main sII'cI-t. Norwuiii. yester-
Iluy with some automatic duIII-cru.
About six lutlwn high who [it'iflrilllll’il
their moluiluus on n turpet spread on
the lililt'Willli
~» A box of imperial Crown I-iguru no
u Christmas present' will be highly up.
precluded by any smoker.
llv. 1'. iv' Hughes. the illliliill I-xpm
will open a branch of his Danbury or-
iiI-c in Mitchell‘s real estate oiilI-c. ill
Wall strcct. His first visit will be
during the Week beginning innit-tuber
:5. All sullct'lng (rum defective vin-
ion should consult hlIn.
.wnm-__&.~m...
'l‘l'Ic lch-cmbcl mecimu or the (‘on~
trnl union of King's Daughters will
be held in the Norwulk Congregational
I-lI‘npcl aainrdny at ii: iii) p. to. Mrs.
Gerald H. Board will give a report In
that time at the annual meeting of the
Womsn' s board. recently held in New
London and Mrs. Alex. 8. Gibson will
sing. All ladies cordially invited.
Wblurry Roger: is psintlng a per»
trait for Mayor ilohsnnnn.
The board oi directors have on hand
II project [or moving the Norwelit li-
brnry from lt/s' present location to the
Hermit: club building More than!
months pass. 'i‘hey have siresdy con»
suited with the board or management
at the club. sad it looks us though
very isvorshie terms could he made.
This chum it would snout would out
We" in s touch more nimble
. but be,
.llev. ‘F‘. A. Scolioid will oilir'iniv.
‘ I'IIIIIil
plum
mic can iInsgine these toot-slugs
the true Londoner always carries
ubreiln.
:5
his 1
In. .I. Leddey. of the Church of us:
Sun a Heart in Bridgeport, was in
Nor slit yesterday
-l.atest Yonmun derby. O'Brien‘s. _ ‘
kaenoe Tribe. 1. 0. R. M.. will con-
icr to Adoption degree on three .cIIu-
didaies at its meteiug tonight.
Tile members at the Arlen Singing
socit ty will have. a roast pig party to-
night in their hall in Madison street
——lilse M. Kelly. of New York city.
who has opened dressmaking parlors
nt 81 West avenue. has had first-rinse
cxpell‘iene.
lielv. M. W. linrr)‘, of St. Mary's
rhuwh. is in attendance today at the
contircnee III“ ('nthoiic clergy, held at
the El
iotlnll'.
arii'ord cathedral yesterday nnd
A llpeclal summons meeting of (‘Ock-
enoel'l‘rlbe. l. 0. R. M.. will be held to-
night for the transaction oi business.
Ever member 0! the tribe is expected
to btl present.
l
Willard Wndhntns. of NIH-walk. is
acting us watchman nt’the Hubbard
Bluklfsiey plat-e, pending an adjust-
ment of the dillirultios connected with
the disposal of the estate.
Willie Freddie Coleman was deliver
ing his papers this morning. he found
a ntlcknge containing a qusnity of
dread material and a motion or a new
tag ulschlne.
~«il'ore Quarter lnuIb. it
street, Norwnlk.
(:IIFL John J. i‘llennon. (It (‘ompuny
ti Witter
E. oi Bridgeport. hint resigned. otter
buying been twenty years in the nor.
vice.‘ First Lieutenant James .l. Hur-
ley. oi that company. is mentioned as
his probable successor.
' ~l-lrldgepnrt Telegram III Coleman's
Tho innerai ur hits. George Saul»
dcrs twill be held from her late borne
in Spring Hill :Itrcet this afternoon
Tilt"
burial will be in Riverside rum 1r):
\i’lien you til“ ready to do \illll
('7:in limos shopping wu should i'1lll III
i-J'Ilunrd Strum l'n and we llli' lllli dis
plny loi' boom be in ltilllilllil {or the
building's. in runner-lion with every
llIillHl in dry goods. III \‘cry :IlIInI'iiw
pz'lt‘rill.
miles! rib Hill-«l, lzlgu
street} Somalis
i'. “Hm-r
. .‘lr. and hits i‘b. IiI‘ii ll .\.I_\iIII :Iul
Miss bIIIiib uill tum: ill Nun \uIlI.
next ‘woek im- ilII- l‘viillililili'i‘ m‘ the
\tltIIulI
Yule lumi 'i‘uwuc )‘iaIIIIi'IItfitIII'lIIt; mm
littnllr New Yuri: lil’itilt‘l’l. lit- and ill“
’3' lliii‘o lmml III'I'lllIyilil-i iliv RlIlI-I'
in Wind iiii‘Iillt‘. the past I'I-u
Illillllllt‘.
Lian”: m: min nlpinw. U'iirirn‘u.
u...._..... . .....M..-. N...
('k‘dlonel Charles II). 'l'tii‘l‘till‘. aide-Ile-
I-Itmiil on the pupil of ilowrnur Cooke.
who ‘lvas recently Appointed by Presi-
dent lhHKlIIlwy an; i‘ili"iilll ui iltiuwn.
Canada. has resigned on III-count of his
ncreq nry lilmrllt‘i‘ from tho i'nltcd
motel . 'l‘bc 14m rumor has itppoitilt‘t‘l
Willll In C. Mcilruy. of Hartford. who
was iorninrly II. ilrut lieutenant in one.
oi the liarilord companion. on the sum
cessol oi (‘oloncl Turner.
MAY III: It‘uurt'un suwIm.
l‘IX‘Klili’Sll'ilill‘ \‘i‘nllcr In quoted
court/using the opinion that the. ex-
llelthl'ii of the clinic Rolorui liiliiml nt‘
t-lerilien may he reduced $10000 nunu»
uliy They now amount to shout "it. -
one. ‘Ail interesting incident of the
iIIII-itigut'lon lust wooit. mus that i-iu-
pertdtcndoui i.‘obnrn prepared n line
dinnlr for the immigrating commit.
1(le inn Ibo conuniitcc declined it odd
wand to a hotel An exchange compli-
ments the committee for l‘ClilhlilB to
tskclthc dinner at the txpcnse oi the
staid. evidently overlooking the fact
that. the expense» or the committee.
dinnlr included. are mild from the
”inlet treasury.
an...
.it'xnnnnv or run A. o u
Th auxiliary oi' the Norwsllt Divis-
ion. H0 PL. met last night sod elec-
Icti be following pincer: tor the em
out Its-Ir: President. bliss Annie
Me hill; vies-president. him Chiba
crin dorm; recording secretary
Whom» Muislluieoiiy: [nuclei secre-
W shrew
m. 0.... .ML......»-. to
ill!
lll‘. .‘Juylm it? manager of lliv -
Business
Sense. 3
Bill lllTS THAT'S CLElll
Manuel T. Hiltlll,
tsunami stud. '
South Moonwalk. aorta.
Representation
Emoticon
Schcd
Hill '8 liki’h’lXt: Yili'Xli um
.\\'Il Wli'ill'lx F0" 'l'liF.
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KI nsingtnn
'lli'llilillls :I scli~c\'ltlcni and
my other we: Iiun of the I'IIioII.
tlw tmnm~ of sending and rewiring
In} ill‘ at its size in the country.
there for iii»
any other city.
government
The net receipts to
land.
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News Letters
c‘mrespundeut‘ this woe-it -
telling
truth in the {not that. whilst Innny‘peo-
pic out of health neck the milder cli-
nmtrs of ilw Pacific coast and Florida.
1 lurker proportlmx of old people may
in.» mud in New Hampshire than in
According to theiigtirua in the un-
llllill lmstmfllce reports. Springfield has
:wn'o'u minutili of lint-class mull o!
.1.
menus that mute letters are written
population than almost
are also much greater
than idly city" «It its sir.» in New Eng-
woiilli bailout! to suppose
s doiihrnnd soother trunnion
per cost. him. for sppsrently the
some s‘rtlclc, that the dollar asked for
limiter sum to W-
The price oi! a thing is generally
what it is worth: competition rest!
totes that. The higher the price the
better the quality, as“ a rule. but price .
doesn't always gusrsntee quality; the.
reputation of the seller counts. We
advocate pure. clean groin products
’ndvertlse truthfully. return your.
money cheerfully and immediately
when asked for; all the guarantee any ‘
one can olfer you.
Morn“ echoes.
fismfiotd
0F (JFK ”DYE AND-Gilli.“ All}:
i! ”INNER. AND THEIR CUM'
‘080 MN!" EARNINGS AMOUNT 'I‘U ‘
MORE THAN $550.11” ASNI‘AIJJ.
3hr. tritium did it.
WINTER TEEN HEGISS MONDAY JAMS
Hi) :i. Milli.
ill” “"3 ililllii TO
BE 00“) THIS WINTER.
Not necessary to shiver longer than
it takes you to reach our store and get
inside one of our
OVERCOATS.
the
his
the
m.“ ir am: Tllli;’l‘i) on
-ID R. H I N D Y’SI—
lt‘Rli.‘(3H CERED
California Prunes.
Tim M i'Ix lnlililfll l in llIIItIr' will
all tin 'll m. « II.I‘.Ii' rum « itlul In:
in “hi it inr tlIIII T'l'lilll Front».
1 until) I .c l townutuliuslo'li In
"I0 W") lit 4
LARGE FRUIT.
THIN SKIN.
BLACK IN COLOR.
TART
lur ilIwo \vllnwiahlo doesn‘t
vIIl‘ i It will Ii l Hill" 30¢:
ll-um i« It Inust Inludb o iutzrtfdi
. "Ill in lmsuli ry Snap ll mule-
3 Ilnilltm whili. “l"llll' minim.
«dim! aumlu. is nimble hu-
Wiinilllli; ll. quu is
in Perfect Bun Soap.
It will Iluilli w- "1..
A pretty IIIIi with winning ImIcc.
i‘uIIIueuItmIg qu-u lll'i' him» -
list the Ninth“ numb .- purmt hope
in t‘llmu arm ..I .II
i’utlenl lluIII . 5. up.
'1” toll-ulnar ilw I'rIlI-vt Bonn
HmuaItcuill-gno . color-.1.” .3360 in;
II hlI Iiiilno
\nliulblo miwmuro iur erII-It-I ».
' l’luotim with l‘nIuIIIpIItkv. lb.
Lorenzo Dibble.
. MI Milnl ill‘tn'a' i.
in North loin N. booth Norwulk
Inonoucs
‘ wot-—
Isot-hkplo'g.
illoublc and studio unirm
Arithmetic.
Spelling.
Shortlisn .
lypowritlng.
inths lower
BROWN’S
COLLEGE
itilllllil I'll Huilillr-ilillllillr t‘IIHNiiA‘ . ‘
Oregon 'liallan Prunes ‘
COURSES.....
Students not Idnnced inr cnmgh to
confluent instruct-Ii
BUSINESSW
$6.50
lWlli buy no ALL~WO0L
lill..ti‘l\' III“ l.ili(_)\\'.\'. FAST
girl-ll Mimi" and trimmed. [it‘l‘it‘t’i iii-
;I'Iug. We run luui you grotlunliy up
illl' mile oi quality ‘nntl price until you
BLI'E.
t'illflll.
rem lI our top I'uIIIIII. II Silklinml Mon-
intended It)? .315.
Mt’iitilliw Rough and Smooth
imit‘t‘l'n null Fuucy Worstede.
“II no, 312, $13.50
$15, $18 and $20.
All wool Suite. beginning at $3. We
would lc‘t' plenum! III lliii'l‘ your i‘llrilillll.
YIIII'll ilntl cwrylllinu‘ kept in u limi-
clam. t‘lothing untl Furnishing Store.
In between We hate
l\i‘I_I§t j...,
Store (lpen Evenings.
'Comstock Bros;
ill South Main Direct.
South Norwnilt.
Mimi"! A. cum.
Integer.
N ‘i’ .
with I Eorwolb.
EAIEBAS
IDITAUK ’97,
with strumming (not. illicit
submitted. sod tonsil time
hoard. "tutti to "to l“ III
turner-e. “5.0!!" “LMM.
tumour Km} to . .
Tmli"".!t'll, .
Two st use :
o. OIIIIIT.
as m It em on. It.
[ SKATE
THE KRIEGERSTOR
Children’s reefer coats, empire ba
.- Til llllll iilliilllliilli
JACK racer I“
we rind or re irsnylnokeot"
. port‘n otosrdosfll‘n 8%!“ Woman . ‘
UTLERY
120 Washington St. .
"EVERYTHING FROM A N EEDLE TO AN ARCH, ,
Road Down this
It might remind you of something you need. .
assortment at popular prices.
illstors.
Overcoats.
Roofers.
on's Rulers.
Boy’s sweeten. . "
Cardigan Jam."
rims nut
Vloslss Iiovu.
Dress lim
Harlin; I
Gaps.
Irlstlma“
Iuiflsrs
Esr Hulls.
DAVI,S The Tailor. \
Clothier. Butter and Furnisher, .
Iishsoltomo Hotel Iioclt. South Israeli.
Seasona‘ble
Novelties.
MAI! It'unno Ilo'rEL BLOCK.
We have out the price on fill
garments in our cloak department.
$2.25 to.
All wool beaver coats for ladies,
Boucle coats from $5. 98» ”lo ,
Also a great reduction in the '
price of all trimmed buts.
H. KRIEGER
We» will Give
omen Illifli'b'l‘ll
was no omen Ammo»: Indium
11 rile serum.
In tluuthuutt ‘m’
Norwalk Chronicler