hummus
iii i right intent
3 o'clock in the ar-
mm but: Circula-
ot Norwalk and in
womanly. that thi
. oi the other
91;: press room it
low tlile
4: M
. il‘l'l‘ we;
to. limit.
.. retool Who’ Were
m December:
mad pupils of the
wars neither absent not-i
lb or December lust
soon It. .I‘
ff." 3“
‘v , t
1.1?
W“ lll
f...
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. llovardJ
' ily liotneon l'nion Pat-it this afternoon.
Willloufi't
Howard Nadia.
:“llft'gtl Taylor.
Harold
Jams Width.
Clarence Burns.
Nut, rumored 63. number at
tardy ii». 2. in sixteen melts.
ROOM Vi.
[Jule Adams. -.
Victoria Blackwell,
Bcfllltrm
tun. ‘;.Davls.
Edith Foster.
Myrtle Lyeett,
LlIIIB Malltln,
lda Parties.
Elsie Schumann.
George Avison.
lBteplten Brnyu»
heater Brundnge.
Harry Burns.
Robert Ballard.
Albert Boitton.
George Cavsungh,
Arthur Geddes.
Joseph llendrit'ltnon.
,, Theodore Morris.
" Ilartinflntchtord.
~ William Raymond.
\Frcd Ranch.
Fred Worden
ROOM Vii
ilarry Donnelly.
Cheater Grillin,
Edward Guthrie,
Charles Murray,
Neal Hendrickttou.
Edwin Murray,
Charles Parker.
Jay Reynolds.
tit-over Moore,
Henry Comatoclt.
lda Burt
Bertha (‘arl
Mnl'icl llitnninn.
Lillian (tilde,
Edna tirutuman,
Maud Keoler.
Sadie Matthews.
Bertha Miller.
Annie Murray;
Grace Smith,
Bessie Stanley,
Jennie .Totlmaend,
Eta Kimball.
Violet Lycett
L‘f'fill‘l'le ”Nadia.
ROOM l'lllwlllGll SCHOOL.
l tumult”: ‘l V
”Kathryn’fluuter.
lama Hutchinson.
llalsy Rout-he,
Elisabeth Schumann,
Nellie Smith.
. Ethel Roland.
Prank Benedict.
Room Benedict.
Marry Davin.
liotils Million.
l’hlllp Slinllortl
Howard Wlhttm.
Nell Pierce ' "-
. 7 , J. “1..
Fl VERM. 0|" “I“! AM!" FR
1'
t
'irl
A
.1
a
remit-es Conducted by it". Mr. SCO-
, iii-id at the i‘amtly Home
The lunar-i or the tata lira William
A. Ambler was attended front the ism-
Thcrc “it a beautiful display oi ilow-
mt.
ilov. F. A. Batik-id. ol the Norwallt
Methodist church. of which Mrs. Amb-
ler was a charter member. spotte- im-
praaslveiy tutti strongly oi the noble
i’hrisitan chsrarter oi the licensed.
line was a indium. he said, of strong
ctml'lt'lltlill. great activity and must»
i'rlit‘d chum-tor. 'l’houah an invalid
unit it great sulfuri- for over tut-my
you". iihn iid been an example oi
liquorice rind nest fortitude lhrottllt
till tltst time or trial. bir. and lira.
William Ambler were the first couple
who were msrrird in the Not-walk
lilo-thoitlst Eplmtpal church alter its
orntlllluiltm.
'l‘hr sail-bearers were iii-photos of
tin- tlfi‘w- The interment was In the
family unit in Union mm.
wh:“—«
i‘l'hiit'itltl. 0P JOHN 'l‘ltlll'l‘itMt.
'l'llt‘ litnmhirt the Inn- John 'l‘rlti-
it'illlt was attended ymcrdsy alteration
trout the residence- oi his «tighter.
Mia. Henry ltooti. l’Ilrtteld auntie.
llcv Milli It Mold pastor or the
Nitrwttllt lit-thud!!! Marni.“ church,
oilirtali-d minted try I". "arm Hank
”but. 'i'he truly out nlscut In “M
receiving vault in the New transat-
it.
WmflM‘y.
Vit't'tt \‘llll'l‘ tour MViilt.
linintitlll’iii (innit-tastier Janie-
ittlimintivdlrii. Atl’lllflllrlflltefll Mics
"WW" and tom! William 0. tier-
l'll wot in lieu ”I'M. last night.
mil nticltdhi the public intalhulon'ot
tilt' 'tl‘flfll’i ill A. Ii. 7'"?! Miami.
i, r. t. (tenant-l limit acting as
murdering W. ”to W
minim imriy at Mum mm
out! til the mp4 in the aisle. After
ills iron tut limit time on span-ii
matting. villains sum one s critic»
sim it: as“ MW
Ino r. mind-Hm tin.
to indict WI! with thrillin-
Mild.
M
«rill? "it?! m ”V.
ll!- moonlight:
at Parliament. in the» treat autism “
Ill!)
(v'lllampiillsll‘lillic
‘ ,
A
”Within!“
a decidedly novel and extremely
scone.
mtnnutlonat episode takes place. in
which a heroic woman mutton a during
rot-title 'oi the. helpless victim of the
most lit‘lli‘llt’lll‘l villnlnly. “l‘he Laud oi
ihu Living" will be the attmiinn‘nt
iliiyt'n 'l'henti-e. tonight and tomorrow
night. with a Saturday uuttlnec {or to
tiles and children
Wll . Ell CONCERT.
There was a stampede ior l'“ii"l'l‘t‘tl
cents (or Mrs. Wheeler‘s t'ttttc'l‘t at
tioyt'a ’i‘liratrc. Monday night. when
this charts opened yesterday morning.
From an artistic statidpbini. as well on
in point oi attendance, the row ”till oi
the concert lit ulreay uncured. 'i'hc
nl‘flllllm'il Exposition oi June 5, littlti,
has this to tiny or Mr. lllllli. tenor. who
will take part in the concert:
Ethan Alton litiut has round his
sphcm iii orniorto. llc made thousands
at our. u anti outlittsiastlt friends last
night by his tradition or Samson The
white of his win» its iiilttuc. ptiit‘tcit~
Int- illict‘lllitttl and purity oi tone. at all
llmil united the admiration of» the
multitude who heard him. .llln than;-
on of wood. from the pinintlil air in
which he lwutt‘attctl his captivity in
the prottll and distittlniui challenge to
tisrapha, "Go. bullied coward. K0!"
-omnta‘ntled loud applause. The beau-
ttnoccsa Thu nupportlnu company was
Cllmmlr Hartloril Post.
“its Renard will play tit illt' Nor.
walk Opera House all out work.
Till: 'l'AiiRYTtiWN Willow.
.\ brisk comedy ittri-c that hobbit-a
with action. may: and tlltllt't’tl. an
abundance 0! material i-tlet'tivc in ma-
king laughter will appear at Hoyt‘ii
'lhvuire, Tliuritilay. January I3. ii iii
lfllll'tl "'l'he 'l‘arrytotvn Widow." it
in in tour ltt‘lrl: lilllllit‘ the majority ol
pint“ or this clans the loot twu ut‘ltl are
cold to ho mush ulronm-i than the llrst.
1hr tutu-rid is steadily fll'l'llllltllilllt'"
vortilnt: tip to its bltht palm iiini
tuiorc tlit lllltl curtain it will luv in-
terpretivi‘l by an exceptionally ntroun
company.
Mil. lllllihiivi FROM lltlithlN.
'l‘lie tiorrnantt presented their iii-w
contour of the above llilll at lloyl'ti
Theatre hint night. to it very greatly
plcaml nudlcncc. The (immune.
miscible. wore more amusing than cvor
and hail the support at a strong vom-
NW and vocal mutually. 'l‘hny havi-
what they clnltnw-a veritable "inn lat--
tiny," in which thorn is unlimited the
bent iipeclslty icntitrrtt.
llltlll'lill'tl Rtll'Nll ’l'llllldd.
The Will attrition it. it. Marrton witt-
son'- “The Adventurers" and Min-rt
lN's "Four for a l’tli‘lllill'." trill tic
continued in llll'lll'r'n llotilttl 'l‘niilr for
February. nmt the iiitnilwr will con,
tnln also short stories by lAlllill‘ lit-titt-
imml. 'l‘hotnaii w. turnout. itsrolit
Martin and Owen linll.
lltstrirt humid.” a...
flood. .lsnusry 7th. ms.
man or MIMI .l. Powrlltl.
mutt.
silence;
. officer» or member of acid police depnrb
ttiiil. soothing and admirably itiwd * ' .. 5*
mezzo row on the one hand. and the W
Mutatic tire and the swelling wide on
llll‘ other wv-rt- portrayed its only an g! [CZEUA ‘
artist u! the very best ciaatt can. and it - f 0' ‘v
in mi» elm litr. llttlil tinnitmtlrmnldy THE Quinlan: ;
belongs. in: lateral rendering at “It . . H
rectiativoatwns a delightful treat. and 36"" II” 2
it was warmly apprrt‘intcd. FILUIB i
~ . "All! '
RACHELLB RENM'II. . . , .
bliss Rachelle Renaud drew good nu- l'tNllll‘t'ly i'lll'nl I.) ii-mu
themes to the Hurtiord 0pm ”0th ’
yesterday afternoon and owning. At NILE 5 in
the matlglee. as Lady tubal ltt "lvlntu GOIWUID ‘
Lynne." nhe portrayed the tragedy and ‘
pathos ol the part rcry well indeed. i Qummtf 5
and In the flew-ulna" parlormance oi "m..|n..|...ri.-.timnuitil-.
"Leah the l'llt‘fllkl'n. she repeated her
If
Probate
late or Nmuilt. In said lliotrit-t. Mr
' grslslltslta
chit! " it), strong
upon it bill to hast’hll olalntto the ol—
ha turmoil in the man-
w ' I“; that t after
ll Ill!»
tin .
heat cilia! the city pi Email: otter
had; one who has always done his duty
without tear or tailor" .
Section as. of the city charter. upon
which Chief Bradley bases his ground
for deienu, is as follows: "The present
police torce or the said borough of
Norwalk. shall hold their respective
oiitcoa. unless previously suspended
removal or expelled. until, others are
nppolnted in their stead. And every
atcnt shall hold his once and member-
uhip in said dcparttnant until removal.
or expelled by the Bonril at Council for
cruise. but no oilleer shall be removed
upon any cbsrle Noland against him
irtthout notice and [public hearing."
That the City Council will appoint
no sewer inspector}; present. but that
Street Commissioner Wardsrelt will
look alter the servers. There it: also a
rumor that salaries will he reduced till
along the. line"
'l‘list Tax Collector A. A. Bolts will
probably make his final settlement
with the City Council on this year‘s
collections at the next meeting. which
is on Monday. January 17. Liens will
be. tiled for unpaid taxes. ”
".1. FROM CANNED CORN.
Mr. anti Mrs. George A. Witclplol'.
or l‘airlleld awnue. have been serious»
ly ill the past two days. Dr. i". ll.
ilnkt-r. the attending phyliciul. attrl.
bitted their illness to the eating of
canned corn. Mr. Whelplsy is able. to
be around today. but. Mrs. Wbelpluy
will not no sboui for some time.
FAY COTTAGE lllllttlLARlZl-lli.
't‘lie Fay cottage on Bell island has
been broken into during the past in“
nights by burglars. supposed to be nor
tionn oi the crew of some of the fiction.
ncrs that occasionally anchor in tho
lint-hot.
articles have been taint).
$100 REWARD '
O
‘I'ltt' ttttllt’hlgltinl. H'lt‘t'llllt'll itl' llw
limit it! .thl‘ll'illk, itct't'liy iiill'r it w-
wurti of Utu' llutiilt'i-il ihillum for tit.-
tirrcut nuil conviction of -tltt~ thirty or
[dirtiw wit-ml tire lttllli' Exist Sortinlk
boron llllli'll linw ri-i-tditly been iii-~
“ill-yi'tl.
FRANK H. MERRILL.
ltll’lllldlhl 'i'lltlhlh’fi.
Hithli'lil. INNER,
l'ii‘lt't‘ilttt'lt.
Sillffll lillllilll SIVIIGS Bill
lN’rllitEil‘l' NOTICE.
south Norwallt. Conn" Dec. 23. tilii'.‘
At a mention of tho managers of this
bank. llt'lll thin data a dividend to tie
nosiiors oi imam-iii iii the rate at loin-
per t'l'lll. pcr nnnittn flit declared tor
illt' nix months ending January 1 tilts
payable on and alter January Ill. tlltllt
lull-mu not drama will be creillied to
account» and draw interval from Jim—
tinry t litttil
.ltlllhl ll. RNA l'l’ Tresatircr.
dill 2w
a
T’i"i' ‘i“ti’l ’i ’l ‘i
See out we. box oi
Note Paper.
Thirty Sheets, on: llilreiopn.
We have so» hoses
ill that
hlbtt bar administration account to
this Court inr “incline”. at the Pro»
hate nice in Namath. on tile itth as!
oi lull". it”. at ill o‘cloclt lit the
m; and that all m inm’
tilted to sold mate may lie bottled
thermal. the «taint-trout: trill cam
flbmbbcvltblilllutn ems»
yam burial ”initiation tit said ill»
mat-nil that the sdmlstalrstrls in»
his Cent Paper lclt.
Try brands from
for
Chow linsilit.
W... t...“
mounds V
it is not known an yct what '
(gird
d‘lmllllfl. 1 Smottdttii’t i
Biluu'lluil'lotng String ltcliliii, i
i
,. l
litiill.
illi'lfllll
Cloak Department.
We will mark our Jackets so low
that. you will be tempted to buy a new
one. All our 34.60 to 66.00 Jackets. all
will go at the small price oi. ..
All our $7.00 to atom ones will
so at the little sum of ........ it 00
lined with tho lineal 'l‘niletn. and Rh-
mntt Sillrt.
Don‘t have the little ones going to
school with a shabby Jacket when we
will sell you one of our 85.00 {or $2.50.
You can dress them on Sunday with
the llncitt .llll‘kfl. ever a child wore in
Norwalk. our 88.00 to ”2.00 for Inuit.
Seeing is believing. Come!
About iti'enty lino Broadcloth and
Worstcd Tailor-made Stilts that we
sold all 30350“ for $18.00. We shall
rhino out at 80.00.
We i-mploy a tailor to tit you if the
suit you select, should require any al-
teratit mt.
All of oitr 8.3.00 ('npctt. 82.50.
All or our 33.00 to 810.00 ones. 86.00.
All our iiui- 8i. fill and $1. 75 Flannel-
ctlt \\ rttppets. tint.
\on iottltin t buy tho cloth in! that
priie, and that lit putt-iii}.
3
Dress Goods.
Our llrean Goods stock iii the brow
Will in ill" house. We wtl e xrmt
tilti‘l‘tllt'fl' in this attic .3 onto to cut
it dorm.
line it titt’t't’lllt'm tlitti vultttot I» m-u
“will" .................. . .llac
Hui t‘rintucr) linttvr ............... . .......
iltnlil lltllii'r .......
Another lltiitit't'tlf tliimn tint-it Juli .‘
I'I‘Il. til
i llttlt‘t‘l \\ ttl'i‘r- .........
Telephone call, 5843.
3L2
cloth lor licaty winter suits. 70c.
Ulll’ Ftitii'y tiilt Educ t'n-uuwry lltttti-t in thc llllt‘lli
townie lmtilitt't-d: tundv truth in ice I'ltl’ll iii-ck. null
’l'ltrw isniiiul- lion;- .‘lillt t‘riii-lti-r-
PAlRFlBLD COUNTY'S GREATEST STORE.
vaw
'tit’ih timid Snocntom
NINE YEARS 01“ SL Ci‘BbS.
Our store will close at l o '0lili'k on lt‘rlihiv to inltc lnwutorym and to mark don it till winter illot'kli no nit to clear them out.
On Saturday, January 8, ’98,
“'1 v nill how the “ninth-id ntiil ”mound of all Marked Donn shim ewr held in Frilrflelil ( 'ottnit'
W e will giw thew His (hand l'l’l‘iitllllil nwnyn ntti o' c luv it lintnrdny ct (”lllllx.
'l’lili‘d illfl,
ltdlis' tutti.
slum.
lt‘otirlll Hill.
Ltdiis' Inlhtui,
E
i
i
Just l0t it at this greatest of bargains.
5llouc le Tulled Checks. the proper
SI. 25 Cloth Blitt'lt Henrietta. 46 inch-
on wide, all colors and lack, per yard
80c.
.8 3 5i) .
'Tis a iiiy to s‘ell it at
n9 cent but.- mixtures l
are. will make line
at price.
various cot-
and substantial
All our 812.00 to "8.00 ones will gowns. 5.).»
go at. the small amount 01.... it) 00 19 and 0:, cent Fancies, good wearing
Just think 0! it. l-‘tucsi. Kcrsey made. and stylish goods We will njakp a
little lot oi them and mark all at 12%.»
per yard.
it you don’t need a new gown now,
you can buy a dark plain cloth that
will be suitable for spring. at about
list! who,
For Men.
its pairs Men's Suspenders. made 0!
the best webbing. leather and mohair
code. regular prices. 26 cents to 48
rents-i. a sensation at the price ...... Tie
Men's Silk Neckwcar. balance oi bol-
id.t_\ sloth. all new and fresh: regular
priws, 25 and 39 cents. this sale only
ltlc
Mru's l-‘lnnnel Night Shirts. regular
when 50 and" n tents. not many left
nhile thiy last .......................
.2'8 ilozi-n liens \l: islin Night Shirts.
our rigitlnr :34) and 73 cent grades, on
plain white ironu. a great bargain less
than cost or materials. each ....... 39c
\len.~ Famy Dress Shirts the cele-
brated "Manhattanfi positively best
made. sold everywhere at $1.50. for
Saturday and Monday only. each. .98c
l6 donut Men's Outing Shirts. re:-
tilnr litllw 38 cents, not many, but
. while they that truth .............. 19c
t'ittlit'iin. i Sixth (tin,
Limp. Eliot binary ion.
”.50.
Here are only a few of the runny great bargains:
O
Domestics.
t i'nsc t-t Brown Sheeting. worth 5
rt’lllh .......................... 3%
All of our 6 cents Hints for ......... 4c
't-—i qubienthetl Sheeting .........l%
i~—i Full Bleached line White Sheet.
to; ........................ . . .53“
Worth 8 cents anywhere.‘
i»—~i Fruit of the loom ........ mom
4-4 Innsdalc Muslin .......... "5%6
out Full Bleached Pine Mitslin....l6c
Underwear
and
Hosiery.
tilt? pieces, the entire balance of Wino
ler Vests. Pants and Drawers. tor Boys
and Girls. valuesdrom 25 to 45 cents.
your choice of the lot at .......... 19c
ludics' .Wool Ribbed Vesta. white.
short sleeves. regular price. 75c. while
they laid. eat-h .................... 4.56
Matt's (tray. Scarlet and White fine
Wool Shirts and Drawers. regular val- -
ties. ".00. $1.25 and 31.50; broken lines.
that ip why we say your choice at. .75c
iii) dozen pairs 0! Boys‘ and Girls‘
tihi'y ribbed stockings. double knee.
extra spliced heelsand toesnaold in
many places at 25 cents; our regular
price 19 cents; (or this sale only. 1235c
600 pairs ladieo‘ Wool Hone. our
entire stock, values 25 to 39 canto. un-
der the existing tat-ti! or still greater
worth; we don’t care to carry any over.
that's why we say ................ 19c
ladiea‘ Scarlet Alleool Yeats and,
Pants; regular price. 8100 81. 26. 81. 50:
a clean-out price .................. 69c
Save your duplicate checks and win a prize.
Cornet thin and
Wall Streets lottalt.
N w Year Announcement
or experience has taught us that most people prefer to pay a i'alr price
for a first-class article, rather than buy a cheap article at a cheap price.
No bruise in this town can duplicate our prices and quality combined, as
WE SELL AT CRSH PRICES.
and cater only to such trade who pay promptly at time specified.
WI- llilW’ the tinwt I’rttiii-n that can be switmlmt lilolb
Dudley‘s t'nuttt-il l’itlupkiu or Squash, 2 cone for... ”c
;:'_ 3'} 1:1".‘00 l'd'ltfl'flll i ‘rnuln rriu- .,..10ti gt
" 4 ' ' 'i'lii r’lttwt t "fllll'v‘ltlllt l'otitid innit .................. ”'me
:3: :: tliir Fortuiim ”ion it fit it in llntor and liquor. A
Fat “m k, "ll'll "lt‘lt'lt‘tl Tea. at .............................. e ......... 80o”
7c such it iiiiunriiiu flown... Flour .................................... 75c bl‘
96c TI» to lllllllt‘ tilil l‘u-liiuit .\'i n tlrlmlttt Miriam-t». A
.IOc lb tint-r Mill in ("Hull in found
it has and null be our aim to give our patrons the Parent Food Products
at the Lowest Possible Prices.
C. E. SEYMOUR, Leading Grocer,
3’! Washington Street, South Norwalk, Conn.
We
mango.
cue:
"r is» 'r:.* z; .w. so - .
did “our best to duticrvc it.
To the Housekeepets of the Norwalks:
Wu cordially thank you for your splendid tin‘d generous Holiday put.
That you appreciated our
i-ii'orhi Willi prurittt by the izrcutost business done since oiir Iouuii it here. ,
Wt' will double our charts for the your to come and endeavor to prove
to you b; ntrit't attention to your wnntii that your confidence bait not
been misplaced.
Very Best Creamery Butter, 25c lb.
Sugar, Cured Shoulders, 7c lb.
Sugar Cured Hams, lilc lb.
20 lbs. Granulated Sugar, 3|.00
Jones’ or Maud S Flour. 75c has, 85. 75 per barrel.
New York Grocery Co
R. H. PLAISIED. ., .
Norwalk Chronicler