, Whilst ‘ .
”l“ momé'owm m
”MW
i “Will".
0: copper tonight at its headquarters in
w W Connecticut avenue.
I “-4.000 pounda of choice country
Ill III- in turkeys tor 16c and 18¢: a lb Hayes in;
The property in Raymond street,
.formerly owned by D A. Boson. has
hcen recovered by him.
:The Atlintlc alld min: Tea coin—
pany's dellm mine died yelterday
morning ill colic. .
W
' ,. howls er and Bun Salith trill
have a inf-tonight hem the Avon
Athletic club. in Bridgeport.
«Everybody who wants to sample
the turkey prepared by the celebrated
chef of the imperial Colo will call
Christmas
Mrs. Leila Wood; of Washington
street. - has returned home from it
three weeks; visit in Brooklyn.
Dr. C. trying Forrisyol New York
city, in spending a low days with his
parents in West direct.
In the Norwalk club's pool tourna-
ment. last night. Robert VanBurcn. till.
heat William 1.. Olsen. 50. by 90 to 59.
«it you wanta nice umbrella. call
at O'Brien'll.
Miss Lucy Grate: ot llnyview ato-
' one will spend riotnnla with Mr
_ anti Mrs. Northrop. ol Pound Ridge.
at... "many Bot-lea. at Greenwich.
will be the 3mm! Minn Harrie Deer-
. in J! Bria 33:, for the holidays.
y Ll} Ana e ord or llurllmtt
sir/let. “died yellow utter a long “I-
”b! ”doll culls Qit. m lflm a
co'l‘uo
.103” 9.1% dollars plumb spent on on
successful («location to deiond your (more attain
inn is well invented. individual instruct-
“? ion Yat Browns college day and night
#1“ “'1 #7...
l “ME ““1191th (lull! r. (if Stunlllgilm.
JHWME with!» a. guest or Miss Valium 51
E?!” b.“ 06% «Platinum groans,“ ovor t‘hrintmas
'. yd mm. 33: ¥‘tm ”ll tthwfl:
o
Huvgfii‘
Minuet thew
better
Mr. and/Mrs. Harry A. Vail. oi Broad
River. will spendflillriutmae with Mr.
wt l alwayll‘ggfia
the in-
and Mrs. G. 8. Ireland. of Elm Grove
place.
'9‘. mike it. v.
. ,WI or district;
liltiiiral to all
, u. is a coir
‘ ‘ "lilo ‘ fluently ov-
, . who is alive
accordiuly. is
' catch the hull: ol’
mo of his neigh-
VA lost um lrlunliywll you nilon tho
basket ball am» at Armory. Monday
owning. “Pinhole on solo at Plaleted'a
nud liaur's.
Mauit-r Wlliic and Miss lillizalnilh
Somplo um spending the holiday» with
their grand-porch“ in What nvcuuo.
. " enornaoluo
”pained With
34!"
Mr. and Mrs. '1‘. ll. t‘olc. of llu‘lli‘ilad
lii'l‘lllll'. will tillcntl tiioir i‘liriitiullos
with Mr. and Mill. i‘. .i. Sherwood, of
New Canaan.
{fl the mm at tor
» r ltiionn
taken in
3 and ll‘ hall
in nu the MT and Mill lillllltrtl Kliltlllltii of
Port “lli‘llliil‘. and Mr. and Mill ‘l‘hmu
all Kiltdllicu M New York «Wily. nlll
uphill? l‘hrlllinlu with Mr. oud hint.
(Non Kindlllon. lieldon strum
~«»l.mllou' llllmu. leather llllll lnr hu—
an and children‘s for note. «1 M. l-l.
lllnlth I ('o. ‘n.
. M:
Ma
. M h clone tomorrow at ll o'clock for i
m and halanoe of the "or Thorn will hi (ill
gem-rel dellvory and one mile: “i i
”l” The watchmen have landl- i‘l‘lll‘llllilill
. l " privaeutl to the intuition ol the allure
lion-e. tho women rt-ool u: autumn
and the men wooriml opp ol.
«cl want you to 1 my udvorilw-
meal and come it look at than
shoes. Thom outta will null them.
W calm at tho quoted They are
din-tonal. Theodora aloha.
as a person fool nsrln
- aim ll?“ {Mm think It mid—trill»
J liter 3!. m talcum“ lieu
" i. ' ‘ i, will on you to: who on top.
trim rm .stc
h
‘ . The Gander club will have a turkey
‘ won about 810,000.
The South Norwallt punt oillu- ugh. ll'oico from withottlJ
n. W l.
Mill ill” for "all”
no, nlaltt i told HQ 1 in“:
“in other would. l barred him from"0
the ”know. Well. one Saturday alibi.
While 1 was huay in another part at
the building. thla waiter boom a
m obsllips from a dealer. and by
ths'tllne I not haul: in the tabloi aw
hint rating in the chip. on it there was
no calling or root to the buildinz and
that acute cloud from above was rain-
in; than down. 0! course i couldn't
then object. So 1 lot him play along.
expecting” every minute to see hill inch
chance. But it didn‘t. He couldn‘t
lots; The limit was $100, and he
play!“ it. in loss than an hour’h time
i was counting out white china to him
at no mm. and the mm were
'50“.
Alt daylight l utimaied that he had
ills luck loomed
so phenomenal that 1 sent out tor an-
other dealer. hoping in thin way to
break his charm. But he won on.
sent. for another. and still the chips
want his Way I dealt myself lor a
little while. but he would whipsaw me
at every turn. i quit him anti turned
him over to one of the luckiest hank
dealers that could be procured la Cili-
the cards Would .colnemllla way. He
would put his beta down blindly. and
tho carda‘ would cool cilia way. lie
didn't play 'sodaa‘ nor 'ainglo outa'
nor 'douhle note; He put chine down
and they went back to him twicelold
He called the torn half a dozen times
{or the limit. ,
"About noon, Sunday. when all the
dealers were tagged out. and it looked
as l! he would own the blow in a little
while. i called for his chips. i had
had enough. By that time-r. he was
iairiy drunk. He tried to count. but
he couldn‘t. ill tumbling with his
chips he knocked more than $500 on
tile floor. to be picked up by the
'hnngora-on.‘ I took him to one side
and explained that if he not out o!
the building with so much money he
Would be robbed. lie consented to let
me keep. it for hint—all but the 8700.
i gave him this much in his bills and
told hlurthat any time he wanted the
remainder’and would come Ioher he
could [at it.
“Three daya elapsed and i heard
actions at him. i became alarmed
and lent out one 0! my men to hunt
him up. His whereabouta coilid not
ascertainod. But about cloning time
on the following Wodneeday night he
walked in. Of worse he was broke
out
had forgotten how much he had lett
with me and when i counted him out
“6,000 he seemed dazed. lie tit-toll all
it sober. lie got to tho ate and hes-
itated. Then he walked He
bought 8500 in chips and commenced
to play.
At that his former int-k run with
him, but in tho courtto of an hour ho
ail-null it wrong streak, and before duy~
light i had every coat or the 846.0% in
tho drawer. and it belonged to me. It
is a fact that outaido of whisky and a
few motile he had lmught he hadn't
protldod lillillid'lf with n single thing.
in tho. Why or [lei-urinal
llluln't bought oven a shoe Ull'lllfl,
llo arooo truth the table he loolwd at
in» appenllngly llli much llli to pay,
Won't you buy luv a drink '." i hund-
ml lilnl llil null loll him to no homo.
”lilo following ho «erred lnt- ill.
iltc reatllur
i I
“hill."w .4 lull-null
'l‘ilnon'llerti '
it" lili-iill’lillvl HidiiMlhl.
”Who in it? Whiti do you Want? ‘
It i won.-
ill umllua. thin llili'li
lorxoi
key."
"(limitless inc, how lllllt'll tltoi dour
laiy‘a voice sounds like him laihor'n."
A limit 000R aulllllli.
iltllithwfilmlt iii that uluut luillt-o-
than over thorn on tho worm-r? liid
you own non hint ttlltllo?"
llrownv-WNo. ’i‘ltoy any he its very
t'dlllloill and never «low it whoa uny~
one ta wound."
Not Entirely liurtlahawmo. " said
New. while Route nail burnina. on in:
turmoil immunity to ode oi his lilvlhv
mt. "this is anathema: eunuch l nhali
”m nay mom blnyrlo my.
W a dimmer "
lulu he “died I!!!
Inflhoalitluyma.
tinting hula alien in all tum
flaw“. none oi ii. l claimed
l“ or Will Mount
pm Mai :13 by null.
“Wrodfil‘u
u’ m
than
' with the Aaaouuorn at a Joint
apparel it i"
in Moll
”mm mm” to onto» to ill
ammo. beautiful nuts
tar Washinlton accos-
ivory atronl drainattcally.
3.30 ‘yalmgnn Wt Ill
without BMW
summon 'l'RI-ll’l-IEKLY ill 3 r. M'.
Photo Pier 29, E. R., N. Y.
FLORm Sill unis;
lél’l‘l'lAMldllid ARRIVE} "JAPKBON-
VilJJ-l lli' illitYlllllil'l‘,
i‘nlnnocllua with outgoing morning trains. and
(“laden St. .loitn’n River Lino
For I‘a ”Jilin. mutual WM all intcnnhdlail‘
mun” on tho lxuulilitl lil- Jilllii'fl-
Clyde Linens i.‘ olnanohc lint luoin, Al -
glutouln and ficlnimlo, arc thi-
location soul; Funnier Slips
Tit THE. Hill'T".
ii-tk on
Low mil-aim inn-loom»,soi'ltu'nuh. Atlantis.
.liilikmnvillo and nil infill)» mull
l'illllllli‘ our act-.llotl Hum rh l'nltwllgi r .\-‘-
ulntliludntlotlx.
1M) ”lift lodl forgoingnll roll or part WulI- r
and port ml. thus llnmwil the cost WI“ it
you will tum lineolullui lll,‘ rt ill included with-
ifllli'xlflit'x lollwuimr mid tifllt'lil‘l. lion: 1
.o lim- that w ll taho you all tin oat iol’lorirlo
willnlut cilantro. 'l'ln' ”lull in tin only “ill
that lino» this.
ruiualtlio. mice lillil lliunirolt-tl liookltl i'n-i
upon uppil'wtion to l'ulea'uxor Ilt'lmrlllwlll.
Will. i'. t 'ly'tlt ash... (lonemi Alp-nu.
illhlwllug tirwn.\ . l'. flouth IN inwltn
nyotluo. l’hllmlclplliul'n
1’. ll. i-‘gor lrul‘lh llillll .ll. lit nthrsvm.
urn moi. turn. it ll.“ Warlnirlou. m
if“. W. M“ it Now \’.or
' "mill-ill. Balls '
i ‘liy Notional Hunk 13mm. \m‘wnll.
(I Ill 3m
NOTICE 2
Board of Belief.
Notice is. hereby girl-n that tho
Board of Relic! of the Town of Nor~
walk will meet in Hill office of. the 8m
lectmon. Monday. January 3d. 1898. at
2 o’clock p. to; Saturday, January hill
at 2 ofoiock p. nix. Wodnesday evening.
Janunry mill. at 7 o‘olot-it: Saturday
January 15th. at 2 o'clock p. at;
Wodnoaday evening. January 19th. at
7 o'clock: and Saturday. January 22d
at 2 o‘clock p. m. [or the purpooe of
hearing and determining any and all
appeals made to them from the doings
of tho Allocation.
The Board of Relief will also meet
hoard
Saturday. January Rd, at 4 o'clock. for
the purpose o! ohatiug the pollu o! sick
and disabled persons.
ll. ll. KEITH.
HENRY SFJYMDI'H.
JAMES i-lll'l‘liERLANIl.
Board of Rollol.
”or. 23d. lllil'l'.
tlliil'Jl
ELECTION NOTICE.
t‘lty National Bank. South Not-walk.
(‘onn.: ‘
’l'lw rogulur annual meeting of tho
‘lill‘lillilllli'l'il or thin Bunk tor tho clot“
Norwallt. t‘oun..
ilou oi llirwtoru for tho ensuing your
will ho hold at tho lioultinn lioulto nil
'l‘nolltluy. the lillt tiny of January.
llliili. from l to 2 o'clock p, in.
.l.:ii‘iill M. ldiY‘l‘ilh'. i'uehll-r.
l-lnullt NtirWulit. i‘oull.. lilac. ll. lliil'i
ll”. lit. 2i. ii! iii
NOTICE.
All inunoun having hills against tin-
i‘lty ol ilouill Norwollt arc mltlmliml
to prtoent tho llllllli’ to tho outloralmtmi.
no or holoro the 27th loot, for my
town.
Booth Norman. lieu. it». out.
* .ltltlitll‘il ll. 'l‘AYlAlli.
i'ily illrrit.
d2”. 22.” .l . ill
W
lI-II-II
We lum- a lump nomfluwul oi
U
tlur prom still wry loot.
h , 1
WW
r"
iltll' llito ill
In the Wt and taut menial
to tho lulu raisin.
CI lull lililatrnlod. '1‘!!! ill” I! said 7
“mmmn'
Nlomlltrnllowod at i lutrli'tlluli on through .
Our Holiday adoration: been coil-coated Would: you alla .
MERRY CHRISTMAS and in the words of nip. “Home: t6 your '
health, to your friend.’ health; may you live long and prettier. "‘
Now for Stock Taking
As near to the first of January as possible we shall take stock. All surplus stock must
be cut down. Any stock that' is heavy must be made light.
Jackets and Capes Must Go.
All Jackets {tool $10 to $15, will go at
i $10.00»
All, five‘ dollar Capes will go at
$2.50
All Children's Jackets from $8 to $12 will
go at
$6.504
All others will go at
$4.00 orless.
Wrappers.
We will sell all that is left of our immcoac
stock. The $1.50 and $1 98 all will
go at one price,
98c
Verity this will be the arc-tent of BIRGIIN WEEKS.
Dress Goods.
Our stock is large owing lie the mild
weather, but it has to
come down.
700
$1.25 Henriettas
900
63c
$1.25 goods
98 cent goods
And so on.
Our store is at this writing packed to
ovuflowinfi, and we have not the
time to enumerate the malty ban
gains for week commencing
December 27th.
Come and one
what we shall give at very little money in order to get the stools down {or
Inventory.
Boston Store. - NorW‘alk.
Aratlon
l l l i
\\ c extend to all our patrons our best wishes for a Merry Christina:
and Happy New Year. and express our thanks for the. liberal manner
in which our efforts have been appreciated.
ilur aim shall he to con-
tiuuot to deserve your libero! patronage. having the confidence that we
carry the finest stock of first-class goods. at prices in keeping with the
some than any house ill this Si'i'llilll. See our quotations on third page
on i ‘nlttlios Nuts, ill-.tlpes ”ranges. Raisins. Prune-3,0 lloese. Pop Corn,
illivt-s, illui-o t‘ hurries i‘ itron, i ‘rouhorrios. vita, which is only a few,
hours of what you tlill find by railing at our store, and we guarantee
that if you [Will uro Hump goods horn you will tint only uvull youl'lwll of
the host illlt'i‘li but will how tho sutiel'uvtiou of enjoying the fluent arti~
ill'b' that are prodntoil.
\ lot of Fancy Tobie Apples. Celery. Fluent:
l’ "tuition and ( ouutry ’lurkcys. received today
C.
ll 'tilliliil lulu. 80. Mill.
E. SEYMOUR,
Leading Grocer. 3.
'i'vlopltonc i‘uli. filial.
“4
See
New York Grocery Colo
, largo ad.
. ‘ on eighth page.
Norwalk Chronicler