Mrs. Sarah r’Bl'ovrn.“ of‘ California.
will spendythe winter with Mrs. Al-
fred-Stevens; of Willow street. .
,The tug 7, aye'urrivedlin the bar-
* bortnisniorlllngwitn the barseClover
linden. and consigned to Nor-Walk Coal
- e are.) r '
Rev. ill. Cunningham took an ac-
tivepsrt in helping the remonstrants
against granting nilcense to Jason
Di .estegdby. f' . , ‘
,, _. “to‘imrn‘sc'W-lih be. the leader
of thegimseting of the Loyal .Workers
Society tomorrow hi the advent Chris-
tian Church. The subject will be
"inast ,Day Perils." . ‘ ‘ ‘
The ,Tuttlo landing stage‘ was
launched from :Ceorge Van Alstyne's
driveway this-g-nlnorning, and is now
floating. serenely at.the rear of Leslie
. Gamblo's carpenter shop.
Agpleasant little party was given
Thursday night at the home of John
Brown.“ Games were played during
the evening and refreshments served
to the asembled guests. All enjoyed
thegoocaaion verymuch.
Tina unchll‘oxy Grandpa still con-
duit“ 1:3“thng condition. Her
bomwkes‘up Move thewater and is
ken afloatiby the gasoline tank. Mr.
Bengamin hits not had an opportunity
to raise the craft since she sank.
“A”. éfll‘lltlmis Gift! to Christ" will
,. be the subject of themeetlng of the
Epwortb; League of the East avenue
Methodist" ' church tomorrow. Mrs.
Al tier Palmer will; lead the meet-
inj‘ Job; miserto be an interest-
ingmrl ' ' » '
A _ steal program of a Christmas
ch, r will be rendered tomorrow
at th‘ltimast Avenue Methodist church
'in‘ iddition to the re lar program of
'Christinasvmusic tome sung on Mon-
day... j»'i‘he music is, in .ohal‘za of H.
, ifiiilllon. Who‘ has been indefatig-
ablfi-iu‘ his work of training the
chin .‘
The meeting of the Junior Praying
, ,Llast evening reminded members
of old times. there were so many fami-
~ lienfoces present that had not been
able to attend meetings in some time.
The‘meeting who under the leadership
.0! :SYIvesber Blues and was a deeply
spiritual oneond of great benefit to
those Whomttended.
ROWAY'I‘QN.
. . .. u—m-ns
vita for The Evening asnilnsl. In
m yt‘en. are Frederick Lockwood.
amass Broadway and CharhaPatty.
- ‘ Ottawa saint to any of the above will
retain prompt attention.
. William Colegroye, of Norwich.
is "visiting Mrs. George Wicks, of
.Crooiiett'atreet; ‘ . .
T fladdition 'to tho‘ilnethodist par.
"sundae is about completed. and in-
itial!“ a kitchen. bath room and bed
room; his a great improvement to
till-Mill int. ,
' ms Cbris'tmaaflunday school exer-
ci ‘swill be hoidin a Baptist and
Ma odist Episcopal robes, this ov-
on ' ' announcements have been
f .a good time.
_ a evening at the Rowayton Bap-
iiburch will be presented Adam
‘ ‘, fill bacilli ul animal Cbrismas
g3 tannins
‘ ‘5.
“"Chris as In Japan."
will‘bo solos. choruses and tab-
howing Santa Claus in Japan.
alanine. the admission being
i . i ‘
gym Baptist Church. 38V.
9C.“ Brown, pastarwservlces.
. ‘ . ‘,§nd,7fi The mom-
WW} be The Hidden
multichannel: will be
Wu a... Thefegill be
a rod of the rook-
Sunday school at noon:
. vor at i p. m.:
var, at iizlii.
Prices.
.A
...... «a par dos.
..‘: moor on.
u ,ollaudav; aur-
g 21.. Is.
Illi- ‘nm. wwn
, . lard Jill lit. _
in the islnity of nlnahaiuton. N. Y. ,
‘s‘si ...... is building‘s 311.000
. arasi‘dantattirsanwlch. ‘
, A: . , cc. ”Jamil, [are
”so: u. . :2 ..fi" inlwsmsdn
A. naturally r'ssun‘m re-
nditlneintarior of theirlroaidsnca.
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Valentino‘havo
mbmvcd their residence on West ave
one by ”pendulum, . , "
ills... Helen Purity of Wyoming. N.
J..-wiil s and the holidays‘with her
Agrandmct or. Mrs. Valentine.
Whitney and Miss Rolls have never
can in New, York State together in
t. ten years that elapsed. and so the
cultures held up. ‘
"r laminar mason has‘been raising the
grade and has greatly improved the
appearance of Main street near Eagle
Hook andlanddar house. .
" Dr. H.‘ 1". Nelson of Darien has one
of the best lots of Black Minorcas he
hep ever had. , This variety is neglect-
an“ in this section, there being very
few breeders. but for producing large
eggs'and lots of them. they have no
Willi“ , " 3 ‘ “ .
. .031. Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock the
choir. of the Darien Congregational
Church will slng‘birs. E. L. Ashford’s
cantata. The ‘Princa of Peace. « The
Sunday school Christmas exercises will
on hold on Christmas night at 7
o‘clock. - " ' ,
Rev. Dr. Hoyt and the Congregation-
al Church choir conducted services at
the Soldiers’ Home, last Sunday at-
ternoon. After the service a party
sat. down to a table tilled wi many
good satablos and were pleasantly an-
tertainedniill‘ew Canaan Messenger.
" Atneatrical suit which has been
pending for ten years was decided
yesterday in the New York Supreme
Court by a jury, which awarded to
Grace Rosie. an actress who has re
cently joined Darlen‘s colony of cele-
brities. a verdict for $4.034 against
Fred g. Whitney, the theatrical mana-
ger. .lss Basis brought suit. 1111894
to recover $2.476 under a contract
which she made with Whitney in that
year. to play for the season in "Rob
Roy" a comic opera at $75 a week
FURICUC FlCHTINC.
,"For seven years." writes Geo. W.
Hoffman of Harper Wash. “i had a
bitter battle with chronic stomach and
liver trouble. but at last I won. and
cured my diseases bythe use of Elec-
tric Bitters. I unhesilatingly recom-
mend them to all, and don't intend in
...—o,
the future to‘be without them in the ‘
house. They are certainly a wonder-
ful medicine. to have cured such a
bad case as mine.” Sold. under guar-
antes to do‘tho some (or you, by F. H.
Baxter, South Norwalk, and E. P.
Weed. Norwalk, ,aruggists, at title a
bottle. Try them today; ”
‘ WMTPORT.
A I nta for the Evening Sentinel in
(import, are 8. Dlpiovanni and Wm.
E.,:Nasll. Orders son! to althar of the
above will rooslva prompt‘atiantlon.
Miss Carrie Bradley will entertain
friends over Christmas.
Mrs, Eva Dowas, of Bridgeport. is
the guest of her parents at the Farms.
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Purdy will enter:
thin friends from New York over Sun-
day.
The trollaymen's dance early next
month will be one of the popular of-
ferings for the new year.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Hyatt will
dispense their proverbial good cheer
among out of town guests, Chrihtmas.
Mrs. F. A. Mills was among the par-
ticipants of the whist given at the
Southport home of Miss Sarah Walker.
Wednesday.
There will be a special musical pro-
gram rendered by the choir of the
Congregational Cuhrch at the services
tomorrow afternoon.
There has been a record making
week here for the trolleys. Bridgeport
bound. The number of holiday shop-
pers has been far in excess of those
carried during the two years previous.
The work of demolishing the Jason
buildinghas been completed and the
way is clear now for the commence
mom of operations for the erection of
the. new library , building.
, FAILED.
All efforts have failed to ilnd a bet-
ter remedy for coughs, colds and ions
troubles than Foley's Nancy and 'l‘ar.
it stops the cough, heals the lungs and
prevents serious results from a cold.
J. N. Patisrson, Nashus,=lowa, writes:
"Last mister i had a bad cold on my
lungs an tried at least halt in doses
advertised cough'molilcines and bad
treatment from two physicians with»
out getting any benefit. A friend
recommended Foley's Honey and Tar
and two-thirds of a bottlo‘ cured me.
i consider it the realest cough and
lung medicine in the world." Bold at
Plaisled's Drug Store. '0
:-
Wu:
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Barrett are
‘ the happy parents 01‘s» daughter.
urn-3 , ’ilif“1liliolard.’loilk souls wu-
ton. hashes-n quite ill on several
weeks. .
Davis. left ...... you.
etc visit nor parents
,wnuns. or Cannon. is
neutralise...“ , .» , . . . , .
exercises in the churc
. tun faint laminar-«parents be-
, in; in late Justin; and Chariot
stead Ksslor. lac. Rosier was, and
her sister. Mrs; Charlotte Winona,
smin A! 9» Ii , We lid-til
dapan’ once. he blew . 7
1). mil. may recall in gamut
nltallty' experienced .
homestead. whore. ded these im-
mediate descendants-yo: a Revolution-
ary soldier. Several members of the
I). A. R.‘ Chapter were unseat at
her funeral Sunday alteration: The
burial took place. in the family plot
in St. Matthew's Cemetery“. ‘
LA GRIPI‘E AND PNIUMONIA.
Pneumonis often follows la. grippe
but never followe the use of Foley’s
Honey and Tar. it euros in trippa
coughs and prevents pneumonia and
consumption. Ask for Woley's Honey
and Tar ahd~refuse any substitute of-
fered. Mr. G. Vacher,.of 167 Osgood
St... Chicago, writes; “My wile had
a severe case of la grippe three, years
ago. and it leather with a terrible
cough.
re of.-
cough entirely.
Sold at Plaiated's‘ Drugffltom. ”
WESTON. ,
.....a... ‘
0.. Warren Bradley is‘very ill, “at this
writing, with tonsilitis.‘
Mrs.‘ W. B, Hurlbutt, Jr., is ser-
iously ill with pneumonia.
Arthur Thomas, of Rlilgoileld, has
visited friends here this week.
Mrs. Lyman Beers is still in Bridge-
port, undergoing medical treatment.
Rev. and Mrs. .l. L. Shiveiy will
spend Christmas Day in New York.
The infant son of C. It. Coiov has w-
covered from a bad attack of croup.
Mrs. Hawiey Williams. who was sen
ionsiy ill with grip last week. is im-
proving. ‘
Mrs. V. Godirey left town Friday to
spend the remainder of the winter in
Ridgeileld and Hartford. /
Miss Alice Fitch, who. has been ill
for No weeks with rheumatism. In
still confined to her room.
Miss Louise Coley ls seriously ill.
threatened with typhoid fever. and is
under the care of u irainednurse.
Miss Sara 'l‘readwall. of Lyons Plain,
has spent a few days with Mrs. Horace
Hurlbnit; also Miss Maude Lucio
wood. . . ‘
The Norfleid Congregational Sunday
school held very enjoyable Christmas
on, Thursday
evening, the large Chri tmas tree hear,
ing gifts for all the children. Santa
Claus also paid a visit during the
evening. and oranges and candles were
distributed to all present.
State of Ohio, City of Toledo. Lucas
County, as. .
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that be
Is senior partner of the film of F. J.
Cheney a: Ca, doing business in the
City of Toledo, County ,and State
aforesaid. and that said firm will pay
the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOL-
LARS for each and every case of Ca-
tarrh that cannot be cured by the use
of Hall's Calarrh Cure. '
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence. this 8th day of De
camber, A. D., 1886.
(Soul) A. W. GLEABON.
, Notary Public.
Hall's Catarrh Care is taken inter-
nally. and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Band for testimonials free. .
F. J. CHENEY & 00., Toledo, 0.
Sold by all Druggists. 75c.
Take Hall’s Family Pills for consti~
nation. “
«u—uo—
--—-—-
A GREEN CHRISTMAS.
A Saying That Ono la Followed by a
Fa‘l Crave Yard.
From present indications it looks as
though The Norwailis w uid see in
green Christmas this year". Whether a
fat grave varrl will follow ls another
matter. There is an old saying re.
gardlng-a green Christmas and a fat
grave yard; but fewer people believe
in the combination than used to.
Ii‘he saying undoubtedly was a true
one when it was coined. . in those days
farmers and others, did, not have the
facilities they now have for keeping
their feet dry and themselves warm. A
farmer about his duties on the muddy
ground and undoubtedly exposing him-
self to the cold and dampness by wear-
ing scanty clothing. was likely to con
tract colds. pneumonia and other all-
ments, and it is safe to say that fat
grave yards were o‘conaaquenoo. Tho
larmoru nowadays have felt boots. rub-
ber boots and nanitaryclothing. so It is
doubtful if the old saying is as true
now as it‘ was in olden times.
. ONLY CURE FOR DYCPIPMA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle,
Doinsays: f'i collared for years with
dyspepsia; used to have arcs
and belohini. , i tried everything i
could hear of. but mini}? helped me
until i troll Braaiiisnlla and one so
cant bottle cured me completely." .
For. IMO W R. H: Pl“ ! F" H. 8'.“
tor and the Clifford Pharmacy. '-
u‘rautv cussed in ‘ousnsst.
Pliibnblliulliln. Doc. 88.-JOIICph
Tate. sand-r iiil years, was fatally stab-
..bcd’ today; by a: sailor known “i John.
The stab ins who the result or it nusr.
I‘ll’jOWfl' thd‘atmtlons id by the
“hereto :Pl‘ats'a villa..- ,
‘ w to - caglaak.
"A .vriucwim'g night?
t be
im‘
‘ the
for urine:
as“
a
. . _,r
summons
‘ , Shotriad'a bottle of Foley's .
Horny and Tar and it gave immediate "
i A 50 cent bottle cured .har
Refuse substitutes. ‘
t distress .
isoto- '
la a. T‘AMLAathtor'," "in 01n- father .
Wgofilm
n. , . .
TORRINGTON NOVELTY COMPANY
HARTFORD, Dec, 23.-—-—Artlclos of
incorporation were filed with the State
Secretary yesterday by the Torrirugtcn
Novelty Company. of Torrington.'l‘he
Capital slorck .is $100,000.
DON’i flOiflER ME
at” the imperial Cafe bycailing me on
1the phone and asking-what i have.
You will find over here-—
GREENPORT OYSTE ., LAMB
FRIES. SWEETBREIA a: LONG
CMMS. ‘ Everything in the meat lino,
«steaks. chops. etc, ,
My'dinners still hold the record;
1 also make a specialty of broiled
piga' feet and deviled saucewa most
delicious dish. _
lip-making WELSH RAMITS, i
am all alone in my class. They are
the best in .town. . , -
We also have the heel. of Domestic
and imported Cherries and Port and
the best brands of liquors. Try my
special Whiskey at $1 per bottle.
on stun, imperial on.
9 Railroad Avanua.
SOUTH NORWALK.
.il
Xmas Préients.
ms patterns of Pocket Knives
to choose from.
so patterns of Wise Scissors
and Shears.
A full line of Carving Sets.
Knives and Forks, Food Chop-
iette Safety Razor and Star Safe-
ty Razor.
Charles E. Dow’s.
' Mowers.
mi WASHINGTON STREET.
' Phone 107-2.
a
Fine Building Lots
m nonwhtl‘t 'PA‘RK‘
For sale at. very low figures.
For prices. particular and tennis,
Address
REAL some.
5 liailroadfi‘ sclrorw
_ a, all:
:Daullw to New
aromas AOL"!
‘ _0n and after load»
will leave Stamina A.
walk. ”PM a. an. _ l ,
list a; villi luvs Her ll...
(new , halls. in.» laid.
flat at, till 9. ;., arriirina st ._
giggly-wall: in {lung . ,_ ‘Mi
mgr“? A... ,
other. ' '
4‘93“?“
00m ’1
stints n’or-
.. . ,r'
’ laws'rrltadld
lured "I? m ‘
W9 film Axis W
1 nlru it'll?
porn. Razors and' the famous Gli- -
JaoOb M. Isms ‘
... A.
is
int
iluy Your Xmas - Presents
Inday
and do not wait until the best articles
are picked out. if you do not want
to take it along today, leave a deposit
and have it sent to the house or call
for it on Christmas day. Be sure and
buy. today! Remember, we have the
largest and finest selection of Holiday
Colognes in the city.
the lcltfuss Plnrmaoy.
s so. «an: or. so. NORWALK.
i‘le trunniicui General ills insinuate.
' issues THE lOEAL
Lira msunanca CONTRACT.
‘Raioa. Benefits and Privileges abo
:ol‘utoiy fixed and puarantood in the
9 cy. .
F. H. FIELD. Conll, Agent.
United Bank alluding,
to. Nam-lit. Conn.
cm illilliill in
aouru‘uonwatk.‘cohn.
TRANIAOTG A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINEGO.‘ '
damn: i.
$100,000.00
....
.‘i
SURPLUS AND" PROFITI
3173500.!”
nun-..-
cowm H. narnawsou. Pros.
JOHN H. KNAPP, Visa-Pros.
JACOI M. LAYTON, Cashier.
A
...—~—
DIRECTORI.
I. H. Mathewson . Henry asymwr
John H. Knapp Samuel Crumman
Joaiar R. Marvin J. Wallac. Marvin
Christian Iwam John H. Light.
Fred H. Rowan
ii {or Have Not a
Comfortable Home.
- s
why don’t you have a comfortable
room? Hosted by steam with hot and
cold water. bath and all the comfort!
that a man or a lady wants. Every-
thing new and upon-toasts. Room by
the day or Week. Prices moderate.
CENTRAL HOTEL.
namely-2312:" m 9M“ 0o.
. i I » -, ..-
nIWm A... ”new.
is m slain at." mmm
mus sum-m m
oils Minors radii. s‘o'rl‘
acumen...
Mil“ ' MNGES,
Mullahs. GRAPES. per lbw” ‘
2‘ ins. annoy MIXED sums. . . . . .25..
rsucvanoxuu‘cnuov, 2 ins..‘.cct;
suynunmvnn mos. lb.......15c
noun sucu ”Minion MEAT.
ll pings. ............ ‘
LEMONS 200 per doz.
A Sluu. »
A. condominium
nas'r ,NORWALK. CONN.
’1 Telephone Cailz‘zHJ
. ...-N... . "mo-n
and This .1:
. lrrosman, 5 lbs. for 25c: Spanish
Mackerel, 120 11).; Native Eels, 14c. lb'.;
Market Cod, 5c lb.;' Steak Cod, lilo lb.,;
,Wholo Salmon, 10c 1b.; Sliced Sui-
mon, lie “1.; Flntflsli.-7c 1b.: Lake
Whitefish, 120 1b.; Gorumn Cai‘p,‘,10c
1b.; Smelt. 14c 1b.; Woukflsh, 10c "L;
Dry Escallops, 35c qt; opened Clams
and Oysters, 30c qt.
. All other kinds of Fresh A... at rea-
sonable prices. '
rue Prunes FISH mo ovsrss
MARKET.
Old Salvation Army Building.
East End “Washington Sinai Bridge
CAPT. CHARLES DUCROSO. Prop. . .
south Nor-walk.
Christmas
Presents
IN CHINA GLASSWARE. Pic-
TURES ETC.
Dinner Sets, Water data. Chocolate
Sets, Brush and Comb Trays, Toilet
Sotrotc. I
Corman Imported Decorated Cups.
Cancers, Pitchers, Hair Receivers. Cc-
roal Sets at 10 to 15¢.
' LAMPS
Prices from 12¢: to ”.00
PICTURES.
500 best showing for the Money in
the City. from 29:: to $1.49. '
Rictul‘ea Framed and Window
Shades Made to Order;
SPECIAL.
' Cloth Shades 25:, White Curtain
lea with flaturea 10:. I ‘
anrmo a PAPER HANCING.
Store Open Evenings
Lil. DECKER.
‘ 07 Washington Strut.
Tel. Con. South Norwalk.
litre ion Plum-lights Right
1 desire to make it known that i have
opened a plumbing shop and will do
alikinds of plumbing. tin Work, steam
and gas fitting.
ARTHUR t. autumn
6 Monroe Street. loath Norwaik.
sill tin '
mt Jami h. LII WRENCZ'
MW 125..» .
‘ALL lNIU'IANCI. RCAL ICTATE
MORTOMIIII NOTARY. STEAM-
BOA‘I’ TiCKI‘I‘I FRONT! IONDO.
a ram’ are so.
a slum Mi... o‘er, car.
. “Tel. Cal 403.,
1
....ch ‘
should be continued...wiib .s. dainty.
snow white. oneniocs "Standard". Poo
celain Enameled lavatory. : I,»
Have you everntopns ,toyoonsidor
how delightfully convenient it would
he to have hot and cold running water . “
water in your dressing chsfibafigaleepo ‘ ‘
lug apartment of first our ."vioiiet
ropm? its presence-weirdombudyou
the higest degree or com o ,
We will gladly quote you rides. Our
plumbers are strictly coin stout me-
chanics, honest and reliable... .
cornea ’MAIN‘AND was 1
* South Norwalk, coho.
o
A Xmas nun:
‘ . 7...»... ., u
IT'S A ammonites,"
courmues, THE vernal a
we HAVE A'LAVISH DISPLAY”
LAMPS AND SHADES ”has
AsLE PRICES.
an ill Hg
Phone 683.:
buy nice goods hero.‘
we do the work in they ”
manner. ‘
l 4,
We have taken a '
contracts for house pail:
will be glad to submit" '
your Work.
,Wetrytocarryink ,
thing you need for tho , ,
at your house inside on? ' '
’ rlbaludll
10 was? or.
I.‘7s " r w ‘
PLUMBING 'AN
nor Am: Chi
" arouse a‘ .
ILA‘I’I AND 1'! «i
use and“
’ VAN SCOY
I. ‘ ‘TEAM! .9. .2
as? ”W?
Vs!
n,r:
N
=1: abacus
Cur mad: ‘ ‘.
and I to,
Norwalk Chronicler