IoId t '
shop of WilIIIn n‘. Gilbert.“ Ifor
publication Insloolleotod daily. They
should I» Ilnn writon II In
evidence of good I V 1
Wallace Dates' VlIVuno h
hauled out. 1 h as been
Bert Bogart, is spending the Christi
mas holidays at his home, here. .
Mrs. Richard Bland. who had the
misfortune recently to lose her math
or has returned to her home her ‘1‘
The regular weekly class meetig
scheduled for tonight at the
nue.‘ Me
pound .
‘l-‘hw'meetmg of tiles?
Class at the Methodist Chore”. will b
will be postponed. on ace tof ‘
regular quarterly confers
Everlitth: Taliesin ,_ VV
H. 'i‘ollesywl’lo has been ‘
store at scouted: Pa, 1
has sold his business I
assume a position with
Company; oi: Bridgeport.»
Rev J. E. Adams, tpresiding elder,
will not be at the I Metho-
dist Episcopal Child} g t. The
quarterly conference Wl ohbo- held.
Dr. Adams will not she able in preach
on account. of slckness.'1‘he usual class
meeting will he. heldlbonigh't."-
Rev. N. W Tenny gave a very ill-
teros’til’r‘g and fascinating talk last
evening at the... MAIDEN Christian 1
church, it being illustrated by rapid
1y made chalk pictures. Mr. Tenney
used ,a long, blackboard and in just
seven minutes filled the we a board,
with remarkable chalk snotty. {rile
sermon. thus illustratedsV was. a very}-
enjoyable one.
Edward Hill, better known in Hart
ford as “Happy" Hill has been sent
to state’s prison. Hill and a friend
knocked a man down on the highway
in Hartford His share of the swag
was $50. With hmtgm money he came to
Norwall'l. antic edlMlss Lena 'l‘ay
ior, of East NorwalVIVl.V, The .oihcors of
the law swooped down and broke up
Vials honeymoon. In Hartford last.Wed
‘hecday he ended guilty and was giv-
.en not less .than 0W rmnoi: more
, than three wears in Escalate prised
TORTURE OE WEAQHER.
The story of the tortnle of Rev. 0.
. Moore. pastor of the Baptist
Church; of Harpersvllie. N. Y., will in-
terost'tyou. - He says: “I suffered as-
noise because of a persistent cough.
resulting from the grip. .1 had. .to
sleep sitting up in bed. i tried many
remedies, without relief until I idol:
Dr. King's New Discovery for Coil
snmptlon coughs and Colds, which en-
tirely cured my coughtm saved me,
from consumption." A grand cure for
diseased conditions or Throat and
Lungs. “At F. H. Baxter' a. South Nor-
walk. and E. P. Weed's, Nor-walk drug-
gists; price 50c and $1.00. guaranteed.
Trial bottle free. ..,,“
nos/camels. 9 »
Agents for TthTEvonlnng IInllNIl. ln
1 Rownyton.‘ "if
Clwood Broadway and Charla Dotty.
Orders cent at any of the Ibovowwlll
1 receive prompt attention. 1
Captain Judboa Williamson
the sloop Rnbcy, is expected
from another trip towhollg island.
some off the residents of 'l‘olibnolte
this.
soon
started yesterday, via the Clyde 1411911
for ' .orids. where they will spend the
win-er, purging guard in: themprlllgl
01“ Mrs.
11 of.ml Crochet kotstreot, wash dthls of
1 . noon at a o'clock. from héi' diets honic.
‘ Rev. Wile“ W Bye hemputor of tho
‘ Methodist Effectipnl‘ Church o clai-
. Thain smear. will be in atoll
Cemetery... .5. .1 . ..,, 1...; .
Rapymonll of Raymond
, street Gem?“ ill!
Vuncld » JUN
«windy!!!
tends ‘to doveliil;
will open snow, high
his disMe f
' NM
East are» .
theater Church willdgo PW? 1
some. I
1 m it
- 1 bt‘ev'en’ts serious results 1.51.1
“advertised cough medicines and had
1. of Pequot avenue there. the home or
t closed another impor-
which. be lVl‘oq airlesV VlbsVV
It V0 e o
N"clema-
Nothing Mr.
roperty. and
V,,,now1rood..uo4
. Raymond la-
propertr... and» Maid
throu bull.
“ even
limit! will
has udder (Jainism -
‘ V1 final! is no ’
1 have setthc date for their oompliinen- had here byMNM :Lor’dz.
dance for February in the congregational Church
‘ evening. at 7.
tilled with a large audience. and Miss
Lord was eloquent and interesting.
and Mrs. 13". ’18. Billings and 1 1
a number of octet-town drum daughter of woodstocll Vt. were re-
-1cont visitors of Dr an
ard Hoyt.
manna.
Witch Flt a nd Drum Corps are
in; a drhmnllb‘x parliament. The
air will probably, E "ii
corps will compete in the matter ;
A very pleasant silver ion Was sis
ven Baturday evening at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Drummer. for the
benefit the Dorian Methodist
Church; “A neat sum was realized
as a result of the affair.
1V‘Ell‘wlird '5. Mills, Who was arrested
some delve ago charged with the theft
of a gun from a small boy was dis-
charged and exonerated at his trial be-
fore Justice of the Peace William H.
WI ot.'1‘hVe colupiainant was sagas-
odti‘n; pet pigeons.“ owned bi!
is an “m latter oa’nght‘ him.
. The; boy hadd been killing the birds.
thel . l o and thr via
“‘53.... 2% “l 1‘ °‘ “
'uiby at a
VillaVVMllls csnglg
4. nor ortocomp 41
filo tell. but shale. took the
lathe bdy “ would? egos
gun. 1:
. I111 Li
,‘ all to lit llbuse When Jus
"the testimony he
, acquitted Mr. Mills
1 *@""5"’:7‘?’,V“.'s'.“"
"3 "53-0- ' “l
', “‘th1 ed both Vnd et-
ino uglls holdii and lung
19st alloy and Tar.
Ml dealt the. any;
as c
LN Patterson, Nashua, lows writes.
"hast Winter 5 had‘a bad cold on my
lungs and Vtriod at least half a dozen
treatment from two physicians with-
out getting any benefit. A blend
recommended Foleys Honey and Tar
ali‘d tW0~thlrds of i1 bottle cured me.
1 consider it the greatest cough and
lung medicine in the world", Sold at
Plaistod's Drug Store ' ' '
WESTPORT.
Agents for in. Evening untlnoi. In
Wootport, are 8. Digiovannl Ind Wm.
1,1. Nth. Ordoroment to either of the
above Mil receive prompt attention.
Thole was huge attendances in the
churches SllndayVat all services.
:Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Hyatt will
clitorlaill friends over Christmas.
Business here is on the .boom and it
is one of the healthiest signs of the
times.
it is plobnble that Mr. Beers will
plan in his reconstructed Jesup build-
ihs‘. accohl'odatlonaf for both the Fores-
:t'ore and Knights of Phtllias.
There will be a meeting of Aspetuck
lodge K. of P. tonight at which the
committee will be‘ selected to look- for
new qualiels fill the lodge will make
Reports flonl the sick-chamber of
Mrs Joseph Adams. who was recently
operated on for appendicitis..1 are of
a gratifying charhctcr to her many
triends and there in lively assurance
that the lady will soon be about again
' The Christmas mass at the Church
of tile Ashllnlptiml will delve to at-
tract a number other than mellibers
of that church. The service has al-
ways been one of the .most impressive
in the calendar and the music parti-
cularly is a distinct attlactlon.1
1 Fresh pork is verging into a drag
in the market chiefly from the fact
that there have been ll larger number
of primers slaughtered here within the
past fortnight than has been receided
in seine years. and all of them weighs
ty animals. Nearly everybody in
town has an abundance.
on the line 0‘! public improvement
”N! the Farm‘ers' Club could awaken in-
enlist in the pebble of Falrfield reim‘
live to the long promised extension
sanitation would indeed be doing a
public benefit. Not alone in it necess’
my for the pebble of is‘uiriield, but
here where the summer contingent at
the Forms makes the Southport end
one at town itli lil‘ntrkct center. it
weird be a beam: to them
‘ A RECCRD BREAKER.
it is sold that the greatest and
quickest permanent advertising suc-
cess bu record id that of Cascarots,
Candy Cathartlc. which hays been
gel-sighted” Vadvcrtised in evtcry wt,
or e ll Manors. or a
sin years. l‘n‘s‘tllht tall e the Isle o
Casserole has growlt noun, notbiu.h
over one mllii boxes I ul‘ontil.I
wonderful redo d is tho result of
merit successfully made known.
who tried Cancers“ no a direct re-
suit of advertising“ were pleased and
mend“? irrtlolo .to their
fiends. until in fame inlI spread to
Sfilhfdi‘d; visited Ills
John
lion Assails. sundry. ,
family In
(3°. a sold the its
321.1%.
eld urinary) ‘Mr.
ger. has finished drilling for F. S.
Odell.
ing of a well on the Country Club
grounds. ,’
contemplated in the Count!" ‘0th pro,- . “
party. which are to be little ‘ed ill ‘
advent of the summonses
be boiled Je cl
‘ as
M 1
finding the dice tinder
need in flames V'Ind burn
no. “in
the fire we V
flames had covelsd'most til Vool‘
lost and only a few beams supported
the heavy furnace: * No alarm was
turned in. The timely dlscbvery of
the giro was very fortunate as the
fire was beginning to gain headway.
State of Ohio. City of Toledo, Lucas
is senior partner of the firm of F. J
Cheney & 00., doing business in the
City of Toledo, County and State
gorse id, and that said firm will pay
, 0
LARS for each and every case of Ca
tarrh that cannot be cured by- the use
of Hall's Catnrrh Cure
f .VOVVJ: rials,
maid ‘V
The church was we
J.Ho‘w‘s
at tho Congregational
61'-
Jacob ml... the arteries well d-ls
He has commenced the sink-
Various improvements are
Pedestrians passing the lit E
Stephen
i, . is
filled wit smo e‘.
County, as. 1
Frank J Cheney makes oath that he
in onVf ONE HUNDRED D01:-
FRANK J. CHENEY
8worn to before me and subscribed
ill my presence. this 6th Vde‘Vy of De
camber A.D .,'1886.
\ (Seal) A. W. GLEASON.
, . Notary Public.
H‘alis Catarrh Ours is taken inter
pally, and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Send for testimonials tree.
F'J.C CHENEY it 00., Toledo, 0.
sale sy all Drugglstir. 78c
l
patlou.
”—-
wasrou.‘
M
Mrs. Hawlcy Williams is seriously
ill with grip.
Miss Myra Burritt has recovered
from a. week’s illness. . V
Miss Alice Fitch is still confined to
her loom.‘ with rheumatism.
Mrs. D. S. Hurlbutt.V of Cannon: has
spent a few days with her sistelV, Mrs.
A. C. Bradley. ‘ “~- ‘
W. P Rowland is serving as jury-
man in the criminal Superior Court
ill Bridgeport.
Mrs. Aubloy Downs, who has been
quite ill and attended by Dr. Gor~
ham, has recovered.
Miss Ethel Lockwood and sister
Maude have spent a few days with
their grandfathel. J. M. Lockwodd.
Miss Leila Lane of Ridgeileld, has
returned home. aftel spending sever.
al days, with Mrs Robert William!
'ers W. D. Hill‘ and Mrs. Charles
Merchant. of Bedding have been
ests of Mrs. D. L. Rewland and Mrs.
.P. Rowland.
About forty linemen of the Ameri-
can Telephone Co '8“ camping in new,
on large tents in one of H-awleVy WiVI-V
llams' fields near his house.‘ -
DOO'N‘ORD COULD NOT HELP HIR.‘
"I had kidney trouble for years,"
wrltes rIV, mymondiConuer, of allel-
ton, W hi, “and the tors a tin
Mr. Billings is a colonel on 1 '54
the staff of Governor .BVell. oiV
moat. ~
Take Hall's Familyel’ills for constl- 1‘
1 Christmas. or. any d sired time MI
1 her of merchants are in the Christmas
on Clerks have more ti
Church Saturday morningawerelalarm- 5 -'
ed at seeing a large volume of smoke ’
SHOPPERS FILL STVORBS.
.....‘.'.~.l...l
ually Early This Your. 1
Sbnth Norwalk and Norwalk mer—
chants are smiling a little more gen-
laily than they do generally a week
before Christmas. The holiday shop~
ping has begun in earnest now and ac.
cording to the opinions of the major-
lty of the store keepers, it is patient,
ably more brisk than is. general at the
same time before Christians Saturo
day night was a lively char in the
stores ,of all kinds. Hundreds and
hundreds of gifts of ll, VVkinds twere
purchased and yesibi- Wilson
glerks add employers‘jhave den kept
bay. 4
'llhe. illcroased- pidspbrlly of the
town and,- the growths? appreciation of
the wisdom of tradinglat..bomc are
responlst ofor this. The roll coup
pare fa bly with so 0, the lam:
er ‘3le the state 11 the, one who
cannot ll tilts ls‘ for ..all the
members of the fainli in’ one or all of
them is indeed hand lb please ss'i‘he
merchant, have an ‘n special liftort
. s and Increase
.thlell‘a
this yfi; ed the «poem
1 the has 9 places shows
.1”! .
Sntllndily and him night, all around
was entirely satisfactpry to the store
keepers, and more than satisfactory
Little Christmas business was expect-
ed hcfore thou yet the, stores have
been filled with Christians shoppers
for a deed Saturday night there
was a general rush. I'llha st‘n‘res will
be open every night ‘and clerks and
employers will .be the hardest worked
people in town.
An important feature of the holiday
business is the laying aside of gifts
'or futlu'e delivery. in this way the
clerks and errand bdy of, the stores
act as Bantu Clans bouilbe day berm:
the early selection 0 the gifts helps
do aw with the heavy rush caused
by tho ewho make a practice of walt-
lng until the last minute before mak-
ing their selections. . 1
Each year s more. diversified num-
sift business. Time was when
Cllllstmas presents were hardly to be
found outside the Jewelry, toy and dry
goods houses. Now nearly every
store in town has a. larger or smaller
acssfirtment of attractive things fos
stililis. The clothing stores; drill:
stores. tobacco stores shoe stores and
many others have put in large lines
of Christmas goods and all are get,-
ting a share of the usinoss. ‘
NoxtV to the familiar motto "trade at
'liomc." should come another one;
"trade "early.” The stocks in the
orbs-es new bus their full nonviolent»
to attend to
help me. i tried . 's
cure and the very ilrbt use
relief and I am now cured.
say too much for Foley's
Cure." it makslstll’e dine
l canard
idnoy
d ilid .
Unless the
poisons from theVblood
do this. good has til Windersible.8 0 id
him Dior
WATIR MAINO N RIVER.
F. 3.4- Wardweil. the Stamford con-V
til-actor. returned last week. from Dans
bury. where he had
one under t he1
one under the transient: :
of the“ was Ii:
otherv $1le NW1" ‘M'NNN‘M
been smiintendw iii
W
neys sound so tnthey will eliminate nth:
been iocntsdsfbr s
some time blacigfdm two mil”? analog. 1
vor
patrons than they w l have durinlt
the day or two before Christmas and
patron have the advantage «not only
of a la gar selection but of mere time
and attention from clerks. 1
il‘he people acorn tie-realise this more
than ever this year for the holiday
trading has started in earlier than us
uni. ~ MW]. banter” bacilli-ll
tiers V Ivor wildly“ file
every evening. or mold IVtree
fwill
1‘V'hate an unusually bright appearance
‘ » ‘tllls week.
Holiday Trading is Brick ‘and Undo 1
not only cured by DeWitt’ s Witch Ha-
1-1141
«.V 1V; “V,
For liver
Fo'a quacnao HANDS.
Rough skill and clocked hands are
—-——-.-~
261 Salve but an occasional applicn
thon will keep the skin soft and
smooth. Best for Eczema, Cuts Burns,
Boils, etc. The genuine DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Sallie affords immediate
relief in all forms of Blind Bleeding.
itching and Protrudlng Piles Sold
by The Clifford Pharmacy. '
”'31th Should You
ALLOW YOUR COLD AND COUGH
TOV WORRY AND ANNOYV YOU FOR
DAYS- AND WEEKS? 1
AI Io'orl II you know that you bavo
I told. tho proper thing to do in to
not I box of A. B. c. CAPSULES and
I bottle of W. T. COUGH MIXTURE.
This combination will do the busi-
ness every limo.
“iii Zeilfuss Pharmacy
I "0. MAIN ST. 1.0. VNOVRWALK
NW NATINNN BANK
IouV'rH NoawA‘LK. eons.
”F1?“
runners A sensual. BANKING
Business.
cnrl'l'VA'l.‘ :-
“00.00000
‘ IuaPLUs AND norm
IMMOODO 1
sowm H. Narnswso‘N. or...
JOHN H. KNAPP. Viacom.
JACOB M. LAY'I‘ON, Cashier.
1 DIRECTORB.
I. H. Matnomon Henry asymur
John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman
JoIlIr R. Marvin
Christin) VBWIHI
John H. Light.
Fred H. Bowen
Comfortable Home.
why
room? Hosted by also
cold water. bath and al
that I man or a lady wants
thing new and upon-Mote.
the day or week. Prices moderate.
CENTRAL HOTEL.
i
s
4. out: it stop.
DAWND WuMYHONDI
the torture
“Mackerel. in 1b.; sieve some 1b.:
. Market Codr be 1b.; Stealr' Munroe lb.;
__ Whole salmon, Tide 1
'Whltofleh. the 1b.;
“Vib.;smelt,1Vchlls.;
J. W‘lllc. Marvin
If {on have Not a
don't you have a wwmforiabls
netball
the comforts
.llivefl-
1100!!!th
homil- If Norm Ind GDVOIMMI on. ,
of toll “inhalation.
taught hueilmflm M’am but we
e sol b fraternal relations.
Dents
Freeman. 5 lbs. for 26d: Swish
' Bal-
”NH‘V.”
x
man lio‘ lbi‘iz‘ Flemish
Germanium. 50o
Wcaki’isb 10c lbs:
Dry Escnllops.135c at; opentll Claims
and Oysters. 30c at.
All other kinds of Fresh Fish ‘th re'ai
sonahie prices. ‘
THE PEOPLE'S FISH AND OYVSTER
VV MAVRKVEVTl V
Old Salvation Army Buddies. ‘
East End of Washington fairest Bring
CAPT. CHARLES" oucno‘ec. Prop.
V1 ‘ VVVSo‘uPt Neg-wens“ V
‘ Christmas
Presents
IN CHlNA GLASSWARE, PIC
V TURF-49 are. 1:4
-.-l
r: i
l
Sets, Brush and Comb TrIyI,VV- Toilet
Soto etc. ‘
l
real Sets at 10 to 15o. '
. LAMPS .
Prices from 12c to $8.00
PICTURES. '
500 but showing for the Money in
the City, from 29¢ to $1.49.
PictursI Framed and Window
ShadoI Made to- Order.
, ' VSPVEOVIVAVL.
Cloth ghadeo 256, White Curtain Po-
leI with flotllVreI 75on ‘ ‘
PAINTINGVV d» PA’FER HANGING.
I Store Open Evening.-
l. H DEGKEFVV
. 87 Washington Silica,
Death Norwolk.
V'l‘elV. Con.
Elie, loll Pillilbill‘g Dolliilglil
opened a plumbing shop- and will do
all kinds of plumbing, tin worlt steam
and gas lilting.
ARTHUR E. BENEDICT. .
5 Monroe Street. South Nomlk.
:16 Bin
THE JOHN B. LAWRENCE
; . VAUENCIES.
iALL lNSURANOE.‘ REAL-ESTATE
nonreaoss, Noraav. STEAM-
BOAT TICKETS, PROBATE BONDS.
PATENTS SECURED.
2 OOUH MAIN STREVVET.
'I'II. Call. 408. ,
“a”... .n...._...‘...._W.._.w._. ..,- w-
SPECIALS
2 lbs. Fancy Mixed Nuts.
l
MIlIgI Gran»......-....-. the per lb.
Largo OrangeI .260 dot.
Extra Large Offline! ....‘..‘ 30a «in.
3 WI. Lnrns Franco 1‘
A. ST ‘
‘ u oorraosmvsuus.
mar maniacs. cons.
1 s-IH'PMN'cQNN'. M i :3 it:
should
snow w lte. enables
celaln' musicaledha
how dellahtin 1.
:be to have hot and cold Ni
Dinner aetapWater Sets, Chocolate ‘-
Saucers, Pitchers, Hair Redeivers.VCes ,
till 81 iii“
a. disclosed.
er starved
Have you ”1
verb
1)" be
lag assumed
scam?
the higest denies or com
Its pr ounce “(011. .
We will gladly quote
plumbers, are strictly on
chiinlcs, honest and Vrella 1.
Horacio R 1
CORNER MAIN AND
525%“:
sVVouVih Norvivalk,
German Imported Decorated Cups“ '
(ft-:1
P139119 46%..
l desire to make it known that l have .
. . . . . . 25C
Enullail‘WalmltI‘,u . . . ,. . n. 15s per lb,
buy nice goods here; NY“
We do the work in the ”91%
manner. .: .l. . 1
We have taken
will be glad to submit
your work. '
nor ‘ ‘ 4
o nor Alas
ITOVII AN
ULATI. AND
Norwalk Chronicler