the who
until-rm nil ethic
on m; on on
cooler: lrinds becomlus
met but me will be
the Armory on December
”one“: ltmc was unusually~
W on account of the severe
,, , .Ollnstead. To! 11 Leonard
is very Ill. threatened with
In, .
4 tonight at Luther If.
s Broad River Ball.
M Peek at East avenue. is in
Rochelle and fluent Vernon. to—
concert and dance of the Nor-
;Ilnsicsl Union will take place
In Music Hall. «
We]: 8 Lyon. of High street
attending the Botany-Weeks mur~
filial In Bridgeport Wtodny
_ 11er Taylor. of Crnnhury. is
Ming for George Smith. of France
W. during the holiday season.
The town assessors will Include all
measure craft. cat boats and
.Mn. In the grand list this year.
.wllnlne Christmas trees at Adams"
Ire.‘ Sylvester Hunt. oi Chestnut
meet. South Not-walk. is visiting her
Mr. Mrs". Wilbur E. Lewis. otGlen-
The annual convocation of St. John' 3
’ F. “d A. 35.. will be held to.
‘ night. when ofllcers will be
a
film fleeley. of West Norwalk. has
Email Leo ilcarn as clerk in
'M‘a cigar store in the Mallackemn
Hubs! block.
, *ll'l. Gibson and Fred Force will
tender solos at the Musical Union con-
‘m And boll tonight at Music Hall.
Tickets 50c. null 250.
The National Association of Steam
Inglneers will hold its annual nomio
notion of oiiicere Friday night. at ii
North IIsin street.
All emergent communication ol
1 Did Well Lodge. No. ids. I“. and A. bi.
.- fill he held Friday night. The Master
' M’s degree will be conferred.
7 Hi. Martha Grocery. a teacher in
tile Rorth Center school. is ill at her
home in Peril street. lites iiamle
Mick Itihstltutotl for her yesterday.
i ‘l'ile choir of Bl. Paul's church are
m Illinn'ilte preparations for the
m sltnic. Among the principal
W will be the Communion earn
rice to Steiner.
”M't ”MW the helm Hose eu-
. z. and ball at Arlen iisll.
mint. December 11th.
as regular new“! Until!
die. It. improved r oi lied
lat night. so application tor
is was received. and rou-
_ hillside was mounted.
You“ People's lociety of
“doctor oi the “nth nor»
muons! church will hold
mt? business Mill. tonight.
be regular wet nineties. All
. m m to its pretest.
Infra. Dunning. ll sitter oi
~ 4 . i. ii. Daniella. oi lun-
omu. «ind m: at m
in Mel. Another brother. I.
. . oi ml. alto cervical.
use hell murder nit-cu
In» of analog limiters n.
at Hermit. hithlch the he»
.‘Mmdmnlln would»
:Wsil street. will come no hit
‘ W. The oleiatil‘s
W by Attoroty Joesph
manottheCenuan
club tilted»
mutt-me n
~loomsehitilmstoryhook-
withoneuoundoileo. AP.’!_'est':o..
lilislnstreet.
William English received It message
yeaterdsy thtt his uncle. Willlstndlw
and. of Herttdrd. one dead.
The Barbers‘ Union postponed its
meeting last night until tomorrow
night. at Albert Pohlman's shop.
‘ mmmnmum -
ONE WAY TO ,DO- 11‘.
m
The Experience of an Intoxicated Gen-
tleman With a plum and a Horse.
in the code at sslooa diplomacy
there fie many methods ol‘ getting rid
Jot inebriated and unprofitable cus-
The Dentist Young People's union
and the Farther Lights of the Nor-
wall: Baptist church did not meet last
night on account of the storm. .
Every member of Butler Lodge
should be present tonight at the rose
lnr meetilm, as there is to be a sur.
prise in store for them.
«Concert and hall of the Itusical
Union, Music Hall. tonight. Orchestra
of 25 pieces. Prof. Gibson conductor.
Tickets 50 cents. Ball 25 cents.
—-Dont target the Putnam Hose en-
tertainment and ball at Arlen Hall
Friday evening. December 17th.
The cases of the Hungarians arrest»
ed for assaulting Theodore Olsen. In
Hoyt street. Silturdsy night. was con-
tinued by Judge Frost. this morning.
until this afternoon.
The scholars and teachers of the
Over River school are arranging for an
enjoyable programme to be given the
Thursday and Friday before Christ-
nine.
The pastor and committee of the
South Norwalk Congregational church
will meet all who wish to join the
church the first Sunday in the now
your. after the prayer meeting tomor-
row night.
William Cook died suddenly in
Port Jefferson. l.. 1.. yesterday. A llt~
tie over a year ago Mr. Cook married
the widow of William Croiut in South
Not-walk. and they lived happily tr>~
gather. He was about sixty;dve
yours of age.
~-lt‘s alum-lain; the number of
Christmas gills you can find at (‘om-
sioclt Bmthera'. floods selected now
will be held until Christmas.
landlord Walt. at the New Mallili'li-
oxno. received notice of the annual
meeting of the Connecticut Hotel
Men‘s emulation. it will be bold
‘i‘uosduy. [Member ill. at the Scovlllc
House in Waterbury. it. will be an
interesting meeting. followed by a
banquet. and Mr. Walt will attend.
An appropriate gift {or Christmas is
on overcoat. because it reflects the
warmth of the airer'n sentiments and
bridge warmth to the receiver. caper»
lally if it hi selected from (‘omstock
lirolhcre‘ clock. which embrace.
a wide range In quality and price.
(lends tit-levied now will be held until
Santa (.‘lnue comes around.
The, windows of Davis" clothing
store. in the Mallet-ileum Hotel block.
display an attractive usntlrttueui of
deal and lucwemlve Christiane goods
In the acute” furnishing lluewueck’
wear. initial haucllmrvhieie. uliit and.
petition. hoyu' woolen: and men'e atli!
hold. made «spatially for the holiday
trade. The store in open every evening
until I o‘clock. ,
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INSURMCIB CONTROL.
Bonnier Platt'o Bill Providing for a
United stole- Comminloo'er.
Benson Pliill. of Connecticut. has
introduced I hill to Within a divi-
alert in the treasury inpatient tor
the regulation urinal-once was the
moral ethics. The bill ill very calm
premature. oovsrlnt twentyuone sec»
lions. it applies to all insurance com»
min doing business outside oi the
allele in which they are organised. but
on «motion in node of strictly belte-
ilclsl adorn
The head oi the mooted division ll
to be Emu an the United Itatss com
mum oi institution. to be special.
etihythesreshienthtreteruoitour
run. He ill to twelve into the lust»
W m ilmcl'si condition oi all
tits imam downtime and in div.-
on brand more or trim lis-
sineim. out hum. it». lie in to
more hunt nil tits W conno-
aieiieiie‘toilltoiitilioissthsl in Moe.
their manic .
A W"! actuary is willed
tumors, but. that which was tried last
night» in Councilman Weleh's chic on
Washington place. though eminently
successful. is not likely to become pop—v.
ulsr here. The subject on which it
was tried was an old rounder who had '
lost his name and hadn't recovered it
up to date. He was In such a- condi-
tion when be entered the saloon that
It required the concentration of his cn~
tire mentality to navigate from the
door to the nearest table. Having
reached it. he sank into a choir. looked
about him with an air of suiting satis-
faction. and swept his hand abroad in
an affable gesture of invitation.
"Drinks round on me. gent‘men.”
he said. .
Then he laid his head upon the to-
ble and snared in a Winnie—notified sort
of way that made the glasses rattle on
the shelves.
”Here. this won’t do. said Mr.
Welch. who was talking with some
friends. "Put that internal old fog
born out. John.”
The bartender shook the slower up.
but evolved nothing more satisfactory
than a succession of stcntoroue grunts.
“Pick him up and throw him out
bodily." suggested one of the men in
the. place. That's the only tray to
treat a hum of that kind."
“No.1don't want him
”)0 proprietor.
him."
A siphon of nelizcr. iaclolly admin-
istered. aroused the unknown from his
slumbcrs. .
"lv‘reusef" he observed. llclnf
Throw me a rope. Woes matter."
"(‘ouic up." said the bartender.
"You‘re llrrd out and “only. i know.
Been that nay myself. What you
lived In home and it good bed. i‘nme
on. mm." .
“Yin." sold the anniwnml out-That's
one think I need. (lines o‘ rum‘e an,
other. Say. you lclluwe, I Just mun:
near- lmim: drnn‘m-d. Nari-owes: 1;
cup" i ever had. I jun: got (illl‘*‘ilfl“'
did I get out. auylluu ‘1’ l tI‘inow.
Where‘s thdi rum."
Nobody i‘iilllt‘ forward with the rum.
"All. right." Said 1le» unknown.
“'1: tuu'i how the mm I'll go hillilt" in
n mrriugc. t‘au't walk without rum
lll‘ing Film or carriage."
“'l’hnl'll nil i‘lu‘ili." said :1 friend oi
Mr. “'Mi‘ll. twat on maxim: the mud
to go out. Mi 'il' . m usidc 'i‘uiu-
tum llllil go lit in
"'l‘hnuks' l». .Ed the escort
"liood ulahl livm'mm. ’l‘buultzl.“
All "it“ hurt: micr gently uselntcil hill.
to the iliiiil’. Han-Ty ain't-re. a protein
cut house owner. rum" in and grin-mi
the crowd. Mr. Mott-re haul driven up
in his truth. Milli: hr hull it'll clouding
«tumble. but nobody thought of that.
All the door cloned the voice oi that
namcieaa on» Wall beard raised in
heart y «olmrui ulatlon.
"Well. ii‘ this ain‘t it rim-ii. Rogu-
lnr old nadir Chitin. Phi-lemma is
t-ontln'. (”it-hr the truck. i-ioticmup
again. (lit-up. Bhutto n loot. there.
you Maud:- ii. H'intnz. mnu'awn.
limiting illllltiilt‘. .tlr. hit-yore and the
other» behold lin- unknown in the act
of accepting the invitation no cordial»
iy extended to him. He bod Mend it
turnout awaiting him and had tailed ii
in the noiril in which it watt curred.
lint he had failed to reckon upon the
horse. that animal took the bit in his
teeth and parted company with the
true in the neighborhood of a large
tree on instituted ltVFlllm. All that
was loll intact Willi the tent and the
Minute»: drunk upon the soul. When
found he had recovered innit the chuck
end he srldrcnllsd the mealtimes crowd
which surrounded Min no follow:
“First you cave me from drowning.
Now you lnhoid too in the firm: at n
railway oollittldn. Mom commit»
experience: to happen to s roller men
in one evening. wow-'1 that rum?"
When he svelte he wall in lull,
whither inlicemcn Wynne molt him
for helm drunk. although It . Meme»
refused to lililkii a charge we not him.
This morning be you still too drunk
for nmisltmsat and was chart-sly
routine a swollen beat! in an eliort to
evolve {one it his own deemed am.
Mr. ”arm's horse was contorted»
hurt WMOIG story in new 'l'orlt
he.
hurt." mid
"Try come sclttcr on
ill“:
The Tim 'l’o WALK.
(Juicer lone Cashew W s also
when! can. Wharf train in llouth
lint-nil: til 8 unlock your“: attire
noon. its one so totem that in
take uph lunch room.
‘ means beet
J
l
l
' Expert
Accounting
_ at
litrrill‘s
new li-i Tux 7|)!th m
«on. an rt Dr's».
FRENCH CUBED
California Prunes
Timon l‘r lilt‘fitl'fii‘f‘ll flatm- from ‘
all- tin-rt aliioruisi'ruuew. and are
in io-i hotter than French Pruitt».
l' m Hill) lured to yi‘t’lIniI meiotic-Tu
and the) recommend ibemeetmne
the wry bent.
LARGE FRUIT.
ml sxtn.
mill! at 001.93. ..
ran?
Oregon lldian' Plants
in» llama who-to taste done not
"all in! rWi'M l‘runm. IGc b.
llama is at Mt milmb c luumll-
out in Laundry Know it malici-
tlnlim- whit». ulthmit directing
oni- rul wills. l~ inlunble lur
“nailing liaiumm
Try Perfect Borax Soap,
II will lI-Jl i it I "i irk,
A pretty dill uilh ulm ll gimme
I an and nit-int ilpnii In-r im »
But the “helm unlit. "uteri hopi-
In t ilmw um ~13 II“
lorieti lit-nix 36- an.
To irirmium- the Police! Burnt
s; Hoop We will WW 7 t'III'A‘BIvI‘ ‘15.- lor
. n wilt it time
‘ Valuable ~il\'l'l‘wum for write: on.
Film t‘m ‘lvlh Fury-tuition Ill.
Lorenzo Dibble.
‘1‘ ulel (inn-.1 i‘. ,
in North Main M . chum Nflmvk
.34 HS t
Ea5yf
To DU 1......
The llmewrlw RIC Merit Clio per ll
mt inopera'c only in tolu- «par. tally
to 11cm cow to out In her. In two
git-cc. tmlutrhmmnu clamor break.
lit all the silent and dilm‘ l that
The ENTERPRISE New
MEAT CHOPPER
minnow
without wattle. ell kiddo! mi.
emulated»; Med. “All“ he hull'or
lilo! mi: Tudor ant r or
mind; com lot little-n Mind [or create».
it: Mimi: $1,311?" Willi” m
that!“ the-m “your
South Nowell:
Hardware Company.
We will. Give
dill Wiillfilim
Some poo in say their outs are the "best"
because i: e Word: is handy and doedn' 15‘
word that Tina“
e liov
oats but if you any you want the best,
that 8 what you’ll get
.MMMIW
Manuel T Hatchw .
16 W m. sum rostrum
' hunch—Column? him lentils.
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“THE TRKINING DOE3 IT”
Merrill College,
m.
Winter term begins Hominy, January 8. 1898.
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Gomsticl Bros.
ammunition-MW 1887.
An Opportune (lift
And no mistake. because it re~
tiects the warmth of the giver‘s
sentiment and brings warmth
to the receiver. One of our line
heavy
‘ OVERCOATS
Will rob winter of its chill and
melts the coldest day of winter
as pleasant as Key.
All wool. stylish. dressy. well
mods and fast color.
flouting can beat them.
we» these costs are the costs
Will show.
We see “a “M.
From $0.50 to $25.
Goods selected new will be
helduntildhrlslnss.
lion open «mugs.
Comstock Bree,
laden Clothiers sad
Minion.
.le tom “it! I'll.
. militaristic
m A. enrol.
M.
l Vomit!
illllniih tantrum.
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' gemmlnnlonsrs' Notice.
The subscribore appointed by the
Court of Probate tel- lho District of
Not-unlit. Commutation to receive.
examine. and decide upon the claim
at the creditors of the estate of Joseph
Abrithatns. oi Month. in acid diatrlct.
TV .1 Mom:
than we trill attend to the duties oi our
usidfiamtannent lit The hottest or»
.n Booth Bismuth. in Hornsik. in
mid strict. on the ittii do, at Feb.
rum. will. end on the ilth day at
thatch. im. at to o'clock in the fore
neon of such or sold days.
laid dorm Ilse "mind and allowed
”mthnmmedetshmtur
the exhibition to at oi claims Instant
“Eamon“.
‘ at its on I” lit
”In. All). 1m * .
CAMERAS
SELF TONING PAPER
an insolvent debtor. hereby sire notice.
react Geode in Grout
EDWARD STREET in 56min l“
WALL room
if
”A
Card flotilla. Devolution. Hypo. teary“! ’
Q Worried or repair any make of at
CUTLERY
Ill OUR WIN
ON ALL SIDES
Neolondlnexpensive
CHRISTMAS scene.
NECKWEAR
Huntsville-swollen sin sscollsd‘n
Ourafiot moon linesofgeehmnree’fim‘rsndidm
the Hoovers snd msnufseturer’sbest “militant“. . ‘. 3
Fur”, mm, FOUR-m- m ’
m3. mm M milieu.
mmmflmmfl. 15¢.Ildm:
Initial Handkerchiefs.
mnemrgmmwwm
veryuemstthingin me aniline snob
Possumwiflunifisls. ”mandolin“,
Silk SuSpefldern-
A.
bon’tfsi'ltoeseourlineofiiOc. mm
present would be very herd to find at double
equslhunsmbmshowninll‘
Boys’ Sweaters. .
850.. 8511., Cleo. II 25. 1.50.
Special line of . ‘
Men’s Stiff Hats, ..
lode expressly for us for Holiday our.
Open every evening until 9 o’cloek
DAVISXMW
C lot h In 1’.
IAHACXIIO HOTEL BLOCK.
Hatter and '5
Gloves. Satchels.
Suspenders.
Sweaters. Umbrellas. Iacllntosltes.
Idlers.
Fur-niches?”
80. 1103'“ ’
Cardigan inlets.
Hats.
MAlIACKEMO HOTEL BLOCK. I
We have out the price on!
garments in our cloak depertm:
Children’s reefer coals, empire
82. 95 to
All wool beaver coats for ladies,
Boodle costs from I5. W
Also a great reduction in
price of all trimmed hate.
H. KRIEGER,
Mohankomo Hotel
Norwalk Chronicler