‘ it W. of fildgaiiold. spent
with friends in Norwslk.
The-delimit!» Phoebe Inn is at Bay.
Brothers’ when with a cargo of
chat-le- Stat-sea. at Lincoln avenue.
confined to hls home by an attack
muel L. Evart‘a, of Norwalk, will
I” at usher at the wedding of a friend
in} iiitlltord Wednesday.
‘ In. Emma Galileo. of West street
spent Sunday with her daughter, lilies
Leila ll. Sniflen, in Danbury.
{_ liar. and Mrs. William Warren. of
‘ 19‘ street. have returned home from
' nth's visit in New York city.
. ” The monthly business meeting of
“Eli! Well Hook and La‘dder company
will he held tonight at 8 o'clock;
'iiho tying of Christmas greens tor
decorating Grace church will begin to-
« tnorrtiw night in the guild room.
, ~Arlon Hall. totality boll oi Silk
‘ Worm association. Tickets, admitting
‘ ladies and gentlemen. twenty-live
min.
The monthly missionary meeting of
the Natural]: Congregational church
.wili be held in the chapel Thursday
night.
The Woman's guild of Grace church
‘ will meet on Wednesday. at 2:30 p.
in. at the home of hire. Wood. in Wall
street.
The annual meeting of the Richard-
titm I “organ Furnace company will
be held at the other in New York city.
g Tuesday. January ith.
Miss Eva 1.. Pelvis. of inmell acuit-
littl‘y. Atthurndnlo. Mara. will II'l‘IV-S
in South Net-walk, Wedneadny to spend
it three weeks 'vacntion with her par~
outs.
The basket ball teams of Company
1". sad the East District Young Men's
Christian unset-lotion. of Brooklyn.
Will play basket ball in the Armory
tonight.
The National Association of Stnt~
tional'y Engineers will hold its an-
nuai nomination of officers next Fri-
cay night. in tho hall at 6 North
Main street.
Charles: 8. Diver, who but? been oer:
lull!!! ill in Ncw Yorlt city. iii convu»
Mt. He la attending at low daya
lithe residence of Mr. and Lira. A. A.
Altonhrttndt. at Spring atreet.
. nllaehinery Man Citpl'tltl and work-
than are at Botaford. placing teed mill.
Ir. and hirs. William u Martin. oi
filibuster-tn. live a reception at their
How Yorlt residence. lain week. Rev
m Airs. ll. ll. Watklna. formerly at
Mt. were among the guests.
Tito monthly meeting of the iadles'
; My oi the Norwaili Congregation-
Ii olittrch will be held in the chapel.
Windmill! afternoon at 3:30 o'clock.
ma. R. A. Hoyt will deliver an sddms
In “City Minions."
The ladies of South Norwallt will be
to know that Brown. Thom,
m l (30.. oi Hartford psy expreiut or
mm ottoman on all goods: bought of
than when the timeliness amount to
‘ dollars or over.
m
{the Golden little circle ol Kina's
ms at the Norwsilt Count-ago»
._ church will meet with tits.
at tho parsonage. on Friday av-
It 1: M p in The mite hosed
to Mount in at titltl mention
till attendance is requested.
It. ii. liaison. tits validation
. also. out be unaudited at
in the parlor at tho tlshseit’
.Iottit Norwalh. 'i'aeodtt‘ys
not. to I p. In. Eyes gas-o
, i mm s heavy rain mg.
in gland-s up the not: out
a. at 1.. tonight. two members will
étutinsult-sitarurinals-int division.
potential“.
Eben It Poole. or Humbert. spent
Sunday with his rather. Asa route. at
Center avenue.
~F1rst~elm.uble board at Oeulns'
mutant-ammonia; 83.50: ladies. 83.
A cottage prayer meeting will be
held at the residence of Charles Hoyt
in Unlonvlile. tonight.
Cockenoe Tribe. 1. 0. R. M., is con-
sidering the removal of its headhun-
ters to the old Masonic hall.
W
F. c. Weilbscher. oi Waterbury.
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W.
S. Sturtevant. oi Elmtvood avenue.
William Fanlda. of Cross street, apil~
led aome hot iron on his foot while at
work in Meeker-’1 foundry, one day
last week, and was burned quite badly
The Sunda‘y school teachers and om-
cera oi the First Methodist Episcopal
church will be entertained. .Friday
night by Mr. and hire. 1‘. I. Raymond.
at Hillside.
A daughter was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Alired G. Bowman. of Williman-
tic. December 5. Mrs. Bowman was
formerly Mina Mabel Wigham. oi Nor—
walk.
-—Cheap cigars are too dear at any
price. Good cigars are worth all they
cost. Imperial Crown cigars are good
cigars.
There will be a Litnny service in
Grace church. Wednesday and Friday
mornings at 9:30 a. m.. and sermon on
Wednesday at 8 p. m.
The annual meeting of the Young
People‘s Baptist union of the Norwaih
Baptist church will be held tomorrow
night. Glitters for the ensuing year will
be elected.
The Young Woman‘s Christian 'i‘em~
pernnco union will meet at" tzii'v this
etenlng with Mrs. G F Waters I.
[lay street All membeie are request-
ed to be preaent.
Lorraine lirown. of Washington
street. witnessed the clone of the six—
dny bicycle contest at Madison Square
Garden. Saturday night. He spent
Sunday with friends in Newark, N. .l.
——Wontan'a Exchange animal Christ-
mas sale opens Wednesday. December
1.1 and continues until Dec. 25. Public
one life. Miller has never. according
Attorney Joseph A. Gray was in
iiidgcllcld. Saturday. an counsel for the
defense oi Frederick Sturges vs Alvin
Dittla. The case was continued until
next Saturday
Services in commemoration of the
dub anniversary of the consecration
of St. Mary‘s church wore hold water
day. Rev. Father Wynn. S. .l.. o! New
York city. was the oniclatlng clergy-
mun.
(llliccr Bartram arrested William
llattnn. Saturday night. for Intoxica-
tion and breach of the more. in tin.-
‘l’otvn Court. this morning. he one tip
ml 35 und omin. amounting to Allfiti
Which he paid.
The first meeting oi the tension oi
‘t. Joseph's Lyceum will be held in—
morrow night. in Monte Hall. licv.
John 1‘. Wintera will deliver his l'llua-
truled lecture on "The Crusades." tn
the member! and their ii'lenda.
“Hall of Silk Worm unaoclntlou.
consisting of weavera in the American
Ribbon compunll's factory. taken
place tonight in Mind Hall. Madlnou
street. rotten admitting gentleman
and ladioa. twenty-live cents.
Norwailt's representatives at Vaasar.
the Misses .lulis lockwotul. Helen
fiwartx. Grace Byington and Mira
Grace Haviluud. of iiotith Nprtvallt.
are expected home tor the Christmun
holidays next Friday. Their vacation
will and January l. illilli.
Henry N. Rider. oi Wult. Ratcs' gm.
cer‘y store. is taking a ten days vain
lion. bit. little:- will take unto him-
selt a wile Wednesday. in the portion
at Iiisa ll. Frances at. John. oi Rant
Not-walk. and they will spend his on-
nation on a wedding tour.
ans—a—
f
Vespers were held in lit. blary'a
church but night, instead a! in the at-
titration. on «moot ot' the conswrw
tion «trim. At the close at "3331qu
new ‘ premature-int 'tlte Elect-milieu“
were given diplomas and had the rite
. at mutton administered to than.
rite sonata outlaw mission of
’ waiting for nearly a this American Revolution. will hold in:
with rmommommmm Winner
the W one
. tilii'tt
‘ and uncouth workman
W‘ . .
Mrs. Frederick Holden and his. 1'.
K. Noble are in New York today.
Mrs.- Jacob Ramp. of Woodward are.
nne. went to Orange. N. .l.. last week
to attend the funeral of her mother.
Mra. Thomas 'Doreey. of Holden
place. spent Sunday with her parents,
Mr. and litre. Clint-lea DeKlyn. in Dan-
bury.
Rev. Gerald H. Beard wont to Gull~
lord today to deliver an address before
the Guiltord Christian Endeavor
Union.
The Methodist Guild of Grace church
will hold a sale of useful and fancy ar-
ticles in the Guild room. Thursday.
from 3 to 9 p. m._
Albert Berg. Emil Singerwald. Al-
bert Borg. .lr.. and Franz Heldel went
after Christmas; greens tor the Arion
Singing society. this morning.
~Child’S oak Inciting chair with a
can of baking powder. A. 1’. Tea ("o..
it Main streci
The regular meeting oi the First
Methodist Episcopal church will be
held in tile Baptlet church Tuesday
night. '
Robert llcl~‘orcet and ii, ii. Weeks
will begin tomorrow constructing a
building in Smith street. which will be
used to Shelter the town road roller.
A hearing on the iliakealcy afinlgli»
Incnt case will be held in the Norwnili
Probate t‘ourt tomorrow moi-ulna.
when a trugtce will probably ln- at»
pointed.
The choir of Si.
making elaborate preparation» for
Christmas music. Several new voices
have been added to the choir and SPY-
on rehearsals will be held before
Christmas.
Mary‘s i‘lilll'lh i--
32. it. iicncdlrt. one of Noi‘wallt'o
iormcr {not bicycle l‘iit't'l'e’. witncoocti
the three closing hours of the great
nix-day bicycle coldest at Madison
Square Garden. Saturday night. and
bad the pleasure ol‘si’iukiug Elfliliizi
with Miller, the trinnr-r oi the race.
The riding of Milli-r1 ulto t't;\‘- rod L’.~
09;; miles and lots: mpn in tho nix days.
Slowed clczirli. .\ll'. lirttmiicl says,
what a man uwll trained is capable
of doing wiicn ltc limit: on tilts-icitlir
outta illn. Millcr lic'. iivt‘ci‘ according
to his aaocriions. .iud tilt: remarkable
allowing in tin» nu.» and bin .ipponr-
:illcr lllt' i'OillPIil. ltt‘le' mil his
Sidii‘l’l‘ii'ili. had lth' tor strong drink.
illllttt't't). or other forms of tlisatputinu.
(ircentvlcli. (‘t.. llSlIcI-mi-u refuse to
classic digging cluInS on the beach in
from o! the I'i'iilili‘llt‘t‘ oi Millionaire
E. t‘, iicliodict. although ho lion posted
it notice of proliliiiuoit. 'l'lle iicucdtcla
object to the night of the lutrcvirggod
but the
diggcta will uot' Hull " and lhc IIInttt-I'
may get into tho mulls
Monro \.Ili-‘i‘ la anointing ii pool
match {or it gtmd atnite bitwocn Mi‘A'll‘
in and lionucllcy.
A bill it) pcrmll Sunday hall playing
in proniircd thin winner in tlic New
York lmuialnturtt.
.._........ flwmmnm
l'uivcmiiy of Pennsylvania ullilctcs -
are doing u lot of cl'titln't‘uililll')’ ruli-
ping thin tall.
Farm“ in to have it 25 -tnllo croon-
rotmtry race. and invites other latge
tolirgoii lo acud entries.
.0... “Mg...” .. on...“ me.
Mltlll'lcc liniy lltlii invonted an no»
t-ltor num- an quirk in the new ill-
iucli built lino billiard some.
The Eugllnh asaoclatlvin til blood-
hound brccdcra is planning a conical
in limo-trailing post boring.
.tII lutermlty team match in check-
«in it being considered by the Boston
(hmkm‘ «tub with lliuiton men op~
pound to It Itroup from New York or
l’tttahurg
it in until that the not receipt: of tho
ttmtliali game. between the indiani and
tiitlratto tinivnralty were illiltlll.
«hm
.lumcu it. Keene its one more Amort»
can horseman who. lutenda to have It
racing liltingtlll lanai-nil nest your.
a
“a
t‘hicago hail tit-sited Pltolw William
labell. ol tit. l’anl
rite “dour” lino appeared in the
loose shows. but the attempt to stamp
Mai Standard as «not tell tint. its
. . it til! W
t‘litiltv .
Somepeo ile say thei
because till
‘ take up much room.
word that wav.
menus beat. , Vi
outs, but; if you Say
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up
8lieri'ill’s
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LINCOLN
STORAGE
WAREHOUSE.
FUR Till-2 STORM": t'li"
Furniture. Pianos.
Bicycles. Carriages.
etc" etc" etc.
Fill! i':\RTii‘i'l..\Rr~ lNQl‘iiil AT
ToylorRGoiden's
Real Estate llliil insurance (lilies.
74 Washington StreetfimA—Norwnlk.
Now I.» THE rim: "to my ‘
.40 R. H K N DV'Sl~
FRENCH CURE!)
California Prunes.
Thewl'w umdilioriuiiifitor mm .
nll- lltort tilil vvum i'runvw. lilllillrt‘
in last to- tot tlmn lrotiv ll l‘io on. f
l'i uoult Iuolto all." nullity-h iii In
and “my I‘twummt-liii ilit‘litum on no
”It: tor, luwt.
LARGE FRUIT.
BLACK IN COLOR.
' TART
Oregon ltaiian Prunes
lnr 'lltwo win-whom donut not
will If no l-t Prom: me. i.
I
. . ..._.-...._.o...h...< Mag-
llama la a Intuit \tilnttin‘o ingreili
2‘ not in lmndtt 3min“ it mam
il'lihh‘l‘ whilr. willimif amutlm
. .- ml ml amid» l~ inltznblo lur
wuullllifl flaunt-in. ‘
‘ Try Perfect Billii Sup, 7,
it will it -llto unlit.
A prclty gut \tttlt winning lira: v.
I 'oliuot ititlllfl m on her (mm
’ But the wards Mann; A Mi! not lm. I»
lit ellnow utow- -tml~
l‘nrloci llorux In on
ST" intrmluct tlto l't rind Roma
op wowili Into: ilkiirthll‘ it tor
anti llinu
n\oluniilo i-iltwwniolnr mount it.
i-‘lno uni mill l’unsuupn no. “i.
Dorenzo Dibble.
Mt‘llo'. ill’tml
in South Ruin lit . South Not-milk
iiil Til
Gimmicks
Rim Tl"! catamaran
Barney & Berry Skates.
EVRIVUNI KNOWS 'l‘lili" ARIA THE:
Litill’l‘iiitl. marrow. TWIIW
«an altar aura to ll 3“"
Watkins
mvarasta mm to idiom: m:
l’itlutli LOWE! THAN iii-”ER. Hill
on: .
ill AAIWAYS TIER“! ”it”? A”
cmmanmooiwruwumnta.
in Slotis and Mt’ nuns
W3 All! KRAIML’AWW.
Buy New for Chriuttnau.
e word is handy and doesn t
When we Say beat it.
e have several grades of
that a what you’ll get.
our canal rows ohm
Manuel ‘1‘. Hatch.
Ill m m IOU“ mwm
thiilllililiIIDAI'OIICAOI
Thaisthomwbzour atonement-sultan
Accountmg «rim TRIININC- Does 11'”
M’crrill College,
Winter m begins lousy. January 3. 1898.
Write for free Xmas book
ilAIEllAS
roots are the “host”
We don' i: use the
you want the best,
everything also in the school.
BY DOING.
SWORD.
Bur-raft
l.
BUT lT‘S Willi Til
Bil 00L!) 'l'lilS WIITER.
Not necessary to shiver longer than
it takes you to reach our store and get
inside one oi our
OY'ERCOATS.
Will buy an Al.l.~\\'0()l. ill.i'i-1.
BLACK or BROWN, FAST (“lllA'liL
well made and trimmed. twrlcrt lil~
ting. We can lend you gradually up
tin» scale or lllllilll) and price until you
l‘i‘iitli our top round. a Silk-lined lion—
lagnark. for $27.. in lwtwrcn we haw
Kcrscys. Mirlltlliii. Rough and Smite-:3;
ficuvera and ii‘nlu-y \‘Joratetln.
At $10, $12, $13.50,
$15, $18 and $20.
All Wool Suite, unzipping at Us. \\'A
would be plcuaul to how your custom.
You'll find everything ltcpi in a litvt
cluhu Clothing and Furnishing Store.
more Open Evonlngu.
Comstock Bros.
Oil! Curthv-Iltohiishod 1867.
M Booth Main Street.
Ooutlt Norwaik.
mm A. am.
Issuer.
TWO ”‘ ’m zliflulluwmlk.
mull! '97,
aiihwmtuitiug innit. "M01!
amitl‘ltonh. Ind limo am
Ir m. «ml to tho host an
(M Int Moi mm».
( art Kiliiilhu
iiiiii
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CAMERAS
SELF- TONING PAPER
‘ - on- its f I
SKATES ..... w
0 We grind or repair any malted!
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Fancy omit in on... .: » "
Variety ~
SHALL PROFITS.
Cord Mann”. Devolution. Hypo. to. .
part not carried in stock mesh
IXMIIM'
FOX CYCLE & HARDWARE
I20 Woohlngton St. ['th
- “EVERYTHING FROM A N EEDLE TO AN ANCHO "-
Road DOWh this L
It might remind you of something you need.
assortment at popular prices.
Olston. ‘
Overcoat»
lie-lore.
on’s Rssfm.
lion's Sweaters.
Boy’s Isiah“. .
. Cardigan Juliet!
-Fl«os lined I
. Woolen, Glenn.
Dress Olives.
Working Sim
. Captive-1
eratlsts
luiliora
Ear lofts.
DAVIS. The Tailor,
Clothicr. Hatter and Furnish”,
lab-chemo Hotel Illicit.
Seastinahle
Novelties.-
——-l_‘
4‘
South lam
MA u .\Cl( out) HOTEL BLOCK.
We have out the price on all
guttuouis in our (look department.
$2. 25 to
All wool beaver coats for ladies, .
Bouclo coats from 85. 98%
Also a great reduction in the
price of all trimmed hats.
ll. KRIEGER,
Mahookomo Hotel Bi. ‘
We ‘will Givo
“Willi RIM! Mi
NORWALK.
The linen ni
town. for pisssnwlu ”‘57:
stools urn
111A" ”W (”film MlVliii'l’ilimli Mflllwfl
II TIA! SilliWAlsflia
"tom.
tuition ultimo. “ii-t
Norwalk Chronicler