‘ troy n. deny. or Albany. is
latives' in Newark
. hills Wilmot.‘ of him itreei.
Ohrlstmss in New York.
'lnnual meeting of the Norwalk
church will he held tomorrow
, last meeting of the City Council
”Wk of 1807 will be held to-
«-
nary Brenden. of Garden City.
visiting Mr. and Mrs. P. N.
in. o. It. Weeks. oi non street.
‘ Christmas with her mother in
.Crowe. of New Haven. was at
Qtrlstuuts reunion of Colonel and
1.0. Crown. “‘ """
flies label 0 we. of Dsnhury. is a
w of Miss and weeks, of Main
. and Union avenue.
Wildren's chairs, at half price. at
' ad I hon'i Furniture store.
Mrs. Charles F. partner and Mrs.
1W“ A. Williams are spending the
with friends in Bethel. ,
Edward Holmes. of Norwalk will
We tomorrow the twenty-second
WVerssry of not birthday.
The snndny school 61' 'tliekNorwalk
m church will hold its Christmas
tenths! in the church. toillght. '
The engagement of lilies May Helene
Halley. of Gerard piece. and Edgar
We. of New York is announced.
The loath loyalit Board of Coun-
fllelm will hold s. meeting tonight and
sinus up their business of the year.
the More K.‘ Stone's little son
Md. of Grand street. is spending
the holidays with her parents in
Hr. slid Hrs. Homer F Taylor and
W ltsrgueriip of New York, are
1auditions gt'ieats of Mr. and Mill. it
it. Golden.
.- ..
ml want you to read my advertises
t and come and look at thoae
Those goods will sell them-
m It the prices quoted They are
WI. Theodore (liren.
'“r. Ind Mrs. Charles F. hauler. of
New York city. are spending a few
days With John H. Dauler. of South
Mn street.
2 HI. and hire. Theodore Jeillile. of
Brides Hill. were guests Saturday oi
itr. sad lira. George 8. Gregory. of
M smug.
W W hell teams of Company
. and, the ileum hlorriu Athletic rim.
ill! e challenge some at the Ar-
olll Hrs. Themes .Wsrreo. of
not upset Christmas with
Women's parents. air. and
drown. alimentary. tot-m
sad Sunday‘witn his par-
, sud “rs. William H. iirowu.
“iii. in. of Iowan avenue.
,theehohofthe Mutilation
. . ehnreh. yesterday. with
i
W
o hour. of liars
“ :‘Z‘h‘fim. ileum. and
in slightly used
weed out In “It
John a. was and totally. of one”.
Wt. MFWM and Sunday with
relatives in South Norwaik
Iliu’ita’ry mom. or South Nor,-
wnlk. is spending the holidays with
her’sisters in New York city.
‘*8“d a South Norwsllr sentientsn .
toslocnideslersshorttimesgo: A
friend of mine gave me an imperial
Crown cigars the otherdsympd l rath
er tilted it. Have you got a ho: of
them? The demand was supplied.
John crane. of Alleganey college. is
spending the holidays at the home of
his mother in Belden avenue.
George ‘ISeuddor. of Elisabeth, N. J.,
spent Christmas with his sisters. the
Misses Bcudder. of West street.
W
The trend] meeting of the Ladies' so-
ciety of the Norwalk Congregational
church will be omitted this week.
Mr. and Mrs; James E. Bailey and
rhildren, of Brooklyn. spent Christmas
with Davis Hatch, of West avenue.
Miss 'Charlotte Lamont. teacher in
the South Norwailr High school. is
spending the holidays in Brooklyn.
Barry L. Beers and Russell Beers.
of Ellsabethport. N. J.. spent Christ-
mas at their home in Lewis street.
*Bring your children along,
and get a ticket for the en-
tertainment when you buy shoes
from me. Let them take in the show.
It will cost you nothing. Theodore
Chen.
Walter P. Stanley. organist of the
’South Norwnlk Congregational church.
is spending a few days in New Britain.
Nathan Hunter of Brooklyn. and Wu.
liaru Hunter. of Georgetown. spent
Christmas at their; home in Main
street ,
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Archer, of
New York city. spent Christmas with
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Jennings. of West
street.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson, of New York
olty..apent Christmas with hir. and
Mrs. Charles E. Ferris. of Bayview
arenue.
Rev. H. E. Wing and family and Dr.
Nash and wife spent Christmas with
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Thompson. oi
West street.
*At the big furniture store of Ray-
mond & Son 8 they have a full line of
ladies" desks and parlor tallies; also.
rattan goods in rockers and without
rockers.
A rehearsal of tho . opera. “Lady
liter." will he held Wednesday night.
at ii o'riorlt. in the rooms of the, Twin
(‘in Wheelmen.
(‘liarles l. Ezekiel. of Brooklyn.
spent Christmas and Sunday with his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. ll. Ewkivi.
of Kellogg street.
(’haries Stanley. of Georgetown.
spent Sunday at the home of his par-
ents. Mr. and hire. 8. K. Stanley. to
Main street. Not-walk.
A lerturo propsrtory to the new“
mom of' the lord's supper will be or.
IIWtrNI in the Norwalh Congregation
oi rhurrh. Thursday night.
L We are not agents. You can have
seventy-live per rent. by puruhaslns
direct from the msnuiaeturera.
schleirher & lions. No. iii Main street.
Norwitlit.
Misses Daisy and Bonito Diver. oi
liridgenurt. spent Christmas and hun-
dsy with with Mr. and hire. A. A. AI~
tenhruiidi. of spring street.
Miss Elinor ll. Hoyt. who Ill n stu-
dent in tho titsto Normal school. is It
the home of her lili'tllitl in iii-inspect
avenue. for the holiday vacation.
lair. and hire. Waldo t'. Briggs. at
New Mutton. are some for a m: tiara
of fir. and tire. Frank A. Forriii. at
The Homestead. Poirot-id avenue.
The Christmas entertainment of ihh
, hamrhrlttuaun sum school in
Hill hold title “Moon
lit the
“dogwood. veins rural. no avenue.
~Winchertsrs. in Gerard alum.
City Attorney John H. hight is in
New York city today.
W
Frank Ryan. of New York has been
visiting friends in town.
Catholic Union council, K. of (2..
hold a meeting tonight.
will
-
Miss Charlotte Adams,
port. spent Christmas in N
f Bridge»
slit.
Mrs. James Wilmett, of Spring
street. was taken sudd‘eniy sick. yester-
day. «
John Z Daniels, of Center arenue.
is confined to his home by trouble with
his foot.
I Mr. and hire. Thomas Powell. of
Reed street spent Christmas in New
Haten
F. C. Weilhanher .of Waterbury. was
the guest of W. S. Sturterant‘ over
Christmas.
1
Frank Guyer. of Monroe street. was
the guest of friends in Ridgefleld owr
Saturday and Sunday.
E. C. Sherer, of W. S. Sturtevaut‘s
stores, spent Christmas and Sunday “
with friends in New York.
Butler Lodge will rehearse the initi-
atory degree tomorrow night.
will be elerted Wednesday night.
Misses Edythe S. Gates and Bertha
hi. Adams. of South Norwaik. are
spending a few days in Hartford.
The members oi Welcome Stranger
lodge. Sons of St. George. will hold a
Christmas festival tomorrow night.
Mr. and Mrs. C. it. Mann. of New
Haven. spent Christmas with Mr. and
Mrs. P. hi. Smith. of Bayview avenue.
Mrs. M. ll. Mitchell. who has been
seriously ill for several weeks at her
home in West street. is slightly im-
proved.
The Christmas festival of the Sun-
day school of Trinity uhurrh will he
held tomorrow afternoon at tau
o'clotk. '
Mr. and Mrs. Giles Gaining. of Sing
bills. N. Y.. are. guests of Mr. and Mm.
t'. S. It. lir-ydrivk. of ('I’lt-iillllll tun-vi
South Norwallt.
On account. or the storm youtorduy.
the Whiter twi‘vicc WIiIt‘Il was to how-
been held in St. Mary‘s churrh last
night was oilllttod.
Mr. and Mrs. George H. Millard and
daughter Ethel. oi New York city.
were I'ill'Itllllltiii guests of General and
MN. Roast-ll Frost.
(‘haries i2. Seymour. the Washington
turret grunt. made each of his hit
rlerliu a i'hrlatinas present of a is
gold piece lam Friday night.
Mrs. Joni-oh (‘. Klloeiulter. her
daunhtor Katherine and holly. have
need to Mystic to not» liltind Kllurfolt—
or. who in in the Oral wheel.
The Arlou Singing uorloty willhavo
its annual l‘hl‘lllilllii relehruiion to«
night. There will he a tree and urea-
ents (or the children of the Member».
riomstot-k ilroihers' nil-wool suits
and overcasts are perfect to fit and
worltnlnuohlp. and ahsoluiely torrent
in style.
(loom Philips. of south Norwallt.
and Arthur Elwood and family. oi
Bridgeport. haw visited during the
week at Orland Elwmd'n.-iioiithoori
Chronicle.
Among the Christmas site-is of the
were
il. it. they and his. limit it. lirsy. of
Bridgeport. brother sod sister or litre.
Winehmn.
”Color and "miss our line at at»
Officers
\
M»w
OIIIIOOIOOI‘IIIOIOOIMIOOIOIIOIIIOIOIIOIOOIOIIOOOIOIOI
MERRILL COLLEGE,
WE ADVERTISE TO GET BUSINESS IN!)
‘ WE GIVE HONEST VALUE TO KEEP BUSINESS.
Finish: use:
Last year’s ruatomers am with us this your, and we are going to
serve them and nerve you so that you will all he with on next year
and tint-h sprawling .\ nor.
an exoeptlou the same
We are very proud of the fact that with
lo buy of us your after your. Notin-
lng mpIVm tlt'i more than a eon lnunnoe la patronage by the snow oun-
tomers and a friendly hauling of confidence touurd us colored by
them. Would: you a wry Happy New Year, and all the imod things ‘
oiliiu
Our simlaltywolean (this: you only know it, but ati|l~—
lil'l’ ()A'l'rl THAT’S t‘LEAS.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
1:. Ma hall direct South {forwulk
4
l
Rtpi'tiililtlili
inorlco
School -
of the.
‘r
Ifli Iv),
H’I‘. \MFMHII) -
liraneh~i~lolmanm stable».
my
J
”,4
Atlantic Street
it my
will begin its
> _ WINTER TERM
Nionday. January 3d, .I898.
For infomuitluu. address the l’riuripnl.
NENNNRNRRNRE
ll EA I'H' FUR
Christmas Trade
n The"
NOBEL GROCERY
\\' Hit a gmnl umvrinwni oi Honouri-
nhlu (mode at prices as in» an in
muslin: m u itli satisfac tor) olinllti
and hum at «it-oiling
Wlilla llll‘t In In) mansion tn got
nod intlu from or imlhnt tlic “moth
"hull: rluu' prin‘n w- mmc upon"
in do on mum nint' things that
may in or lIiIorr-ui
‘ Stork ul' sun-vi t'IiIt‘l’ rein-wed.
:itlr tlor.
“to ill
mi.- in».
flint
.\ l'cu‘ llomc eggs at
('ruiilawrli-s, twat.
t ‘leam-d t‘ili'l'illlhi.
3 pk niiitu- tin-at.
lludc) ptnnpkin. iz’iv
F-lut «limo. isi- lb
tlnmgc and lemon peel. l-‘ir "l
( "lllfill r minim. Lilo ill
l'opi-orn. Ito-d ilk rim
lion mixed not». till
Strained lmuvydionn pmiuvt.
Silt ql. 30? ill.
t'nndy. ”mum-s.
liuldu‘iu. lil‘t'fllillfl and lid».
N'I .‘\|l'lll"‘.
Sporty d: llarlu-n' Hallie.
.\ liltlr tum-r in prim-Juli noun m
mull.
Low \mll nrlii Mill In
NO‘MI
LORENZO DIBBLE
lll Xurili .‘Itilli Filt‘t‘t‘l.
foliiililll)
wline liclii
till be given with
each 50 out
out purchase
to no in
IlilltI oi the do,
ll
"to Wm it his: Column.
Edison implosion.
lloyi'i than item.
the. 30.31. and in. 1.
Suit hunt
liuttui o.
ltmm,“
I: Comstotk Bros.
I'I-ilolill-oliml HIE
Kfi\ ,
(/
All Trumps
and a winning hand
for every one who
takes part in the fun.
No one need he left
outside the groom.
'I'llcro's onough for
all. and our prices are
ulliiI'UIi .\I I St't.lIt'
Hot inside hurt“ ml,
and Jack Frost
can't harm you. ”or
it“ WtillI Stills and
l li’t‘l'i'iltilrl are perfect
in lit and workman-
ship. .~\hmilutolyi-or-
root in styloumi are
going at prices that
silt‘oi‘ of economy.
All wool suite from
36.00up. .lll wool
t lvrrcoata. $0.50 on.
m..............
(‘tlhlfl'l‘tlt‘K Iiliilfiu
I’iuiliicrvuml l‘urulmhrr»
U’luiit‘i‘l‘s «i lam l’tim-u.
ii Ninth Moi“ airy-id. Nilllll Sm‘milk. I'm 3‘
lithium- AJUHWN. Mariano-r.
‘i‘mmmnm thorn-Mk nod Moth Sorwallt.
NOTICE.
All persons having hills against the
City of ilooth Not-walk are muted
to present the same to the undersigned.
on or before the il'ith inst. tor psy-
mi.
loath Hermit. line. all. list.
hmhsyswshsdnehsnmd
Handkerchiefs
autism .,
Fancy Goods in Great
Variety. '
POCKET
BKA'I‘EH, (I'TLERY. E'l't‘.
liaison.
no. mmummm
if“
l
.3, Gill
gens"
Alsosoholos I
l20 \VASH thl'l'ON STREET.
SKATES, SLEDS, POLO STICKSC
KNIVES. .
onoi ND DAVD RF?" R
“E wry thing from n llt’t'dlt' to an anchor. "
ON ALL SIDES
Neunndlnsxpensive
CHRISTMAS Goo
Honinwhmwehnvs slws
Our-Boot sndiiOct linesolgw
Suspenders.
These nrethsrnost
looked outfor all
verynewostthingin
lullatoshes.
Don'tfsiltoseeourlinsofdw.
present would“: very hardto
Umbrellas.
65m.
85c. .,
Special linen!
Ssutors.
Illtrs.
lids. Ohm. Satchels.
rm own use when. -
initial Handkerchiefs.
ulnrothristmss‘
humerhssnshowniu
Boys’ Sweafe‘fé’.
.1 00.
Men’ s Stiff Hats.
Iadssxpsssslyforusformw,
Opennsryevoningnntiliioicioek
DAVIS,
ammo HOTEL BLOCK. IO. 30"“
NECKWEAR.
tile. and)“.
mm
18c. and Modest.
Mumwithinifllll. 26c. “timeloh.
Silk Suspenders.
Iflk
flail-t
a. .
Ion-IE” '
$1.25. On”.
“a
The Tailor. .
Clothier.
Hotter and
Fumim.
OII'OIGII “this.
N “'1“. lt‘tlll
CHRISTMAS l
Sleds, Bonn thin.
Slain. Ollll lions.
him lot cum.
Stun. ltll Both.
Still! Rum. luau lot.
Slot tint.
[toning Pin.
Iii (lot.
In Codi.
idle trim.
in Pith.
mm film. Oil Hitters.
0mm.
'l‘hrulam- ulll he found among our
llmtflllit‘iil. uhli-li I'ullllelntil ilic larg-
i-III oliit'k Ur
HARDWARE
lm'r i-urrird in the low unhlp. We are
llllililllu spt't-lltl luu prices on orally arc
Ilolw.
“one in and not a limit limit.
COMBTOCK.
WATKINS
It DOW.
”2 \VAH" I Ni "'0” Hr II ldlei’l‘.
HIM"! Sortt'lilk.
Celery, to eat
Raisins. .
SOUTHERN RIUIWIV.
holstersd norm «hairs end «who. "I'M W“ 0M" “W"! in he“ Jalli'it it. TAYLOR.
mum-loin:
'fij .
mull-Mm,
.fi“. W
lites time Dickinson. who has been
am the Mine institute in.
limos. linen. is melting the holidays
with tier lather. lusts Mimosa. oi
mWwfllmmm
mMstle'Mismmr
also. a due line of name: siid es-
tension twin nod ehstaliilrs. in
under» moo. all and mailman! In»
ish. mm a loft.
Ills loch-l A. risen died this m-
insstlisrholsie Mirth mum
in tit-00th yearn! herald!» whens
.mtotitrn'i‘.h.hamui AW
molerthefnursi have not
mm
Ahmmtytbfisumm
ms the name at h. Harris confused
with my users. and rats" at" trunnion!
inquiries. both perm!
mistaking meet! for him. i modor
this method to let the Willie” know um
i he” nomawflouwith
yours in this rity. Mi mum at»
titty emu.
aimed '
irmwmsmmmamr
Winter“ will “mummwmmmwgmit
W
nmnmmg
ummahsumlhwmamu
snothms
ro nomad.
Norwalk Chronicler