TIEISDLY, DWI“ 1., IS”-
m .m smut. in the but
Ir. “" 2‘)- Med tattle “can
tit a ailme-
will ll "aye-e
. rm”“fl“.~'0 M I“
amaze-tendon- Mile-emu
in this vicinity ntlllou our madam
mud mum lie-- at later-
w In! 9. _ wm
"It may occur in their vicinity. We will do the
"Mm"flm3‘ Sandman
l.
items
105”." .4!!!»
mini tkelh o! rt ring
tenor-Int I e p .
93 ’ “33mm heath?!
math-ta). Butt
Mug Car-dc. Pun-
leave
our order- ut the . w will
be executed in the m etyle and on Mable
emu.
M—M
Lb! of Letter:
“Ame ln:t!n Pootolnee. at south Norwalk
“Dec 9. I814. Pemnecallins (or any or these
letter- wut pie-ac ray they are advertised.
LADIES ”51'.
Beach. )lra. c. Freeman. Ira. Carrie
. .L'uie
“in ’ ltamla 1‘. Roee. Ire. Geo. 1! Row-
Fan. it, Its-
lund, In. Eu. Shlrwood.
“EXTLSMEN‘S LIST.
flat-cum Baker John (brew, Sllu Flnyd. John
Banter. Charles k. litter. Pete: Murray. I W
Simym.d. W. Wig-2h n.
J. S. DCNSL‘XG. 1’. Ibflutor.
12pr 321cm and fictions.
~0wlug t.) the change in the firm publish-
ing the Santana. it is impentivrly necet
nary that those indebted to it. should make
early settlement There are aectunts on
the books that have been dunned. till we are
ashamed to dun more, and for their own
intr‘rre‘t, us well as ours, we hope they will
give this mutter their attention.
“1-“
Christmas next.
w.”—
Got it bad cwul,
W
Tla Burnside Guutus' masquerade will
take place New Year's eve.
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C. R. d: F. C. Bt-uttett are adding special
inducements in linkhy goods.
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[letters should read advertisement for su—
perintlent in Intlfllt‘l’ mlumn.
M— .1
A woman uquyd ul»thke|l a horse a .-
th. ugh she was making up a bed.
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W
About one inch or "the beautiful“ has
fallen in this vicinity, an tar this winter.
M
It is very hard just nuw' fur a than to talk
of school matters without getting mad.
W
Church decorations Ind luvera‘ flirtation:
begin next week. Bath necessary adjuncts
to happy Christan: criebrutluns.
M
Mr. Henry K. Baker has a six montha’
leave or absence hunt Messrs. Barker, Pratt
& (30., owing to ill health.
W
“Thisis an illegnut country." said a be-
rouzh voter last Monday, "Tin drinks of
whiskey for one vote."
M
Mr. Frank Fome, turmerly proprietor o!
the Old Well Hutcl wua in town lust Mum
day, and was warmly welcomed by a bust
of friends.
|
WM
-» The Messrs. Biuttut & Stutth urc altering
and rebuilding Mr. LangJ-lu'n summer
home. The ch 'nges chlt'plalL'd will nuke
very decided improvements.
-¢oo~« -—«
The annual meeting of the stoctfolders
of the First National Btnk, will bclheld at
the oliice o! the luck, Tu sday, Dec. 12.11,
for the election of tllt'l‘cluts.
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The va. D. A. Gtmtmetl, will preach at
the.- first M. E. Church next Sunday morning
and awning, in exchange with Rev. Mr
Tower, who girls In )leriJr-n.
W
Our children the public schools attend,
And in Law: tht twelve: quite well;
But when the p trcuts gtthcr there.
They make it a very h—eighn.
W
The scratching dune m the but-club elem
tinn was several pegs ahead of what euuld
have been perfurmed by n 11 wk 0! hens in a
newly made garden.
“wow"—
Rev. R. B. Snowden will preach at the
(‘ullgl‘fgi‘llltlnlh church. this city, (“'31 Sun.
tiny. Rv ll. X. Dunning. in exchange.
will preach tat Ulrich.
M’v
)lr. Talutztdge Butter and sun start for
Florida next Week. The son gues in search
u! health and pleasure, the scalar guca under
eunttuet fur Barnum, tu furnish the llippu—
drama with thrte hundred alligatuv—so we
hear.
“*—
What was left at Geo. W. Reaper‘s ethets
were will at put-lie auction in tlm city but
Friday ultrruotu. and manv a butlle ul' lltr
indent Want to do medical service in the
ham n! thxmelutul tritium
wm»w
firm will he a cued Muquerade Soul»
ble ttt R. ll. Buy-Va dancing ttc‘ntletuv. next
Wedge-duty evcuiux. tutti that. Countrie-
will be procurnble fur the uecltslun tit the
snare lurmrrly oecupi-«l by H. ll. Prllclterd.
‘lt is expected lltttl this will be the all'dr ct
lb. mind its we intend to be there. we
Ill!“ M“ Iotttethlrtg to my about the cou-
tum-I.
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0*“! ‘0 “W “M“, for acltanuu ct
chm-tie. Rev. 1'. P. Tower. it! ill! Flrll M.
E. Church. will be removed to a church in
~. Southern California neat aprlng. It the clove
of the conference)”: The reverend gen-
tleun in troubled With ltuottutry dlflleul-
. the, but! tbeehmxt. ll “Mill cauaea
curl.
M
Rev. D. 3. Austin Ind eon. alartcd
Sunday for Southern California. Tb
t-okpa'euge by one o! the Pacific “at
My Go): vault. and will enter the
Wand all up the Pacific to their dea-
ttaatiun. Tbetrlpiuaken [upbeat-cud
”our cold winter- nakluu it necessary
tor the reverend gentleman to spend that
venue. in a milder climate.
-—-——o-o-—-
Each: terrible watch; lethal hon-t.
3 munch-grove:- tummdle-
t, tit-mutual: Myclbudtrin;
wilt-“mmwm neglect cl
pings-enhulhw York an re-
”will wflultlarootflalve
.mmhudtouuu-l
Wile; dfic'eclhmr‘ W
W
Miguel! littlehcm nudglrll willgo to
bad at nude“ without culls; until sitar
cum
W
New boy: sweep clear. I! you dou‘tbe-
Ilevclt acacia “dream remove the
debris about half put ave.
W
Any [xenon who would retain the good
opinion 0! hit fellow traveler-I through tbll
undying world. mun am- shut the door.
W
Penuell‘a ink. mauutwutrcd in title clty.la
a really aupertur article. and la not injured
by hazing.
Why is the consideration or! our school
matten like the average woman? Became
it is all law!
W
Turkeys that escaped Thanksgiving. can
hardly expect to survive Christmas. A ten
pounder la about our size.
W
Master Howard Smith is agent for “Tl c
Nunery." that cupllul magnetite for chil-
dren. Order u! hint. at Puck‘s drug store.
Moo-«~—
Williatu Andrew's, who died in Barton
lust tuunth, ttt the lure ct 88 years, war hunt.
lived his whole life, end dicd in the saute
house.
Parties desiring wplus u! the Neptune
Log. will be supplied on application to the
treasurer, J. Thortun Prowitt, at the store
01 II. M. J. T. Prowl“, Nnrwulk.
—-——-—¢.*—-—-
Gmeral Tuylur but been elected chairman
oi the Board of Selectmen. and has taken
ofllce with City Attorney Blake. over
Sword‘s clothing store.
“A soft anawer turnelh away wrath. but
creviuus words Itlr up anger." We are
willing to bet on the above proverb. sincv
our ubsetvnllnn and experience of tholaat
school meeting.
MW
Terrible winter is here. mud unless pmplo
are more liberal it is greatly to be feared that
some n! the sturdy street beggm will be
compelled to go to work—Mulder: Ilecor~
der.
W
row many:lttrge figured Joseph-gowns,
heavy mucking tiles and lll~tlttlnz clippers
are now being prepared by fairy lingers,
for rich old bachelors.‘ Bell" get in out of
trouble before the holidays.
W
A new paper, the Dzmbury Globe. made
its appearnnco last week. The paper is to
be Republican in politics. It: “culinary"
lays out abroad field, which, if occupied by
it, will make it the leading paper in the
Itatc.
————-¢ow————
And now our city dads are going to inter-
fere with the amusement of the boys in
breaking city lumps. etc. A reward of $35
la oli'nmd for the arrest and conviction of
any one found in any way injuring or in-
terfering with city licbta.
———o¢o—-——
The sloop Westerlw. whileloadlng with
coal at Port Jefferson. Saturday last. for J.
H. Ferris, sprung a leak und sunk at. the
dock She was gut aflnat by the insurance
company and to Jersey City dry (lucktt. Cal"
colwinz in a damaged state. vvne thrown
back upon the insurance company.
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Tuesday last it was discovvred that thieves
had stripped the yacht Prairie of nearly all
her rigging, such as main lhl'el. ltulllurds.
blocks. ulc. John Pcnnell's and Frank Ft‘l-
rls's small boats had also received Fltnilnr
attention. and were minus 0! ropes. etc. No
clue to thevlheives has yet been found.
W
When Wank returned the ladder be
had borrowed of Brnwn & Wilcox he do
tivcred himscli of this characteristic little
address: “ I but do ladder by dc attira again
nfvr by do place, and I cum buck ltts week
«ml settle up wit you for how long you
dun‘t hrll it, and yen make it satisfuclury
by the."
9—«~~...
ur out West has just
We expect to chruui‘
‘
A newspaper burnt
died a terrible death.
0
“.
lung. When the grlm auger appear- hm»
watchful Clrr‘. L-ty up vuur twaaurrs
are unknown.
MOW."
cle several awful deaths in thin section (re
they‘ll wish they hutl consigned $2 00 to our
where they will never get rusty and moths
The sloop Willis. from Huntington. L. 1..
vacuum... about mm .
or crop. Providence It: kindly arranged
trouble tor all who ml it. -
M— '
. Wm P ‘ .-—an look
outfwbl‘hc‘mdew anon
within the memory or the older: ‘lrthabl.
tact.
W
There is a woman up in Wilton who in la}
demdcnt of mum, etc. During the
cold era-on ahejuat fl-tpl her car- around
her neck. tutu bide «than to dlptherla and
cmumptlon.
——--«¢—-——-
The animals lhttt kicked Oommlttenuu
Millard lut Tuoduy evening have been
taken cm of. The donkey‘s earl hive
been amputated. and the lion ttaa been boxed.
———.>-———-
Young man do not take that $3.00 trout
ynur pocket and but on three hinge. Sume-
bu with abetter band may "call" you,
an then you‘ll wish you'd bought the SEW
Tutu. tor it whole year.
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The Gazette is greatly exercised lirctuse
the tickets were scratched at the Borough
electiun. We look upon it. however. as an
rvldunce of the exercise u! an independence
by the voters that will lead to the nmnlum
tier: of only the very heat men hereafter.
«mu—*—
We are now readv to be interviewed in
retcrenre to subscriptions to the Sums).
Don‘t forget it. Pay up. make us happy.
and lengthen your days. The nld felluw
with the scythe alwaya has n severe tussle
before he can get the beat of a man who
pay. for his paper pl'nmp‘ly.
—-——ooo——-—
’l‘he Planing Mill Cu. have repaired dam.
age: and are very busy trying to work up
back orders. This company have a large
out of town trade from Bridgeport. Stum-
hrd. Durlun, Danbury. Bathel. in tact. all
the town: around us contribute to their suc‘
can. Their reputullou fur fair dealing and
vtrict nltcutluu to huslutss brings them a
large trndc.
M9.—
‘The wisdom of the nation of the Fairllcld
Fire Insurance Co, of this city. in cunllnm
lug its bllIlnBIll in C-ltlcago. despite tae rc-
commendation of the Nztttonul Bunrd of un-
derwriters that all companies» should refuse.
‘t‘o do bullpen in that city, has been corral»
mated by the recent action 0! that Board,
which has advised the continuing of burn-
neaa there.
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At the meeting of the Board u! Educti-
tlou held at Norwalk lust Munday evening.
a petill in, signed by one hundred citizens of
this dlatrlct,wne presented to the Board.
asking hr the reductaterncnt of . Mr. B.
Adams as member 0! the reboot committee
«If the Union Sch-iol Dletrlet. The mutter
wns postponed till the next meeting of the
Board.
m”...—
Tltc Debating Club met at Temple of
Hnnor Hall. Monday night and discussed
the question. “ Rdsfllv‘ed. That the Drama
exerts a beneficial influence upon anclctv."
The dlanutnnts were Messrs. A. L. Frtsby.
H. H. Elwell. L. Dibble and D. L. Mallard,
in the amrtnallve, Maura. ll. K. Biker and
W. T. Craw. in the negative. Daemon fur
Ihe affirmative. It wuu the must aplcy dc-
luttc of the reason. and was listened to with
attention to the cluve. Next Monday
night the question will b", “ Remlved. Tltstt
the steam enclne hue done morn fur hurt I
unruly than the printing prim." The In»
dint dinpulanls are C. W. LoCount and 11.
H. Elwcll.
cow-—
L‘tst Tuesday night. Hi lll‘ Dredrlmr CD'S
lug was making her lust trip for the day.
they found the crow did not dump grind.
1nd they‘retnrnvd wll‘t pl". 0! the lnunl tn
Grecnry'a Point. and there anchored the
~cow. During the knight it sprung a leak
Ind went down in the channel. The next
morning the Gutttenuck 'l‘mvitur Cn.'s tilt-u-
mer cum in with a large barge in luw.
landed with 300 tons of cunl t‘or Knapp, of
Danbury. The steamer passed the ruuken
vessel without harm. but thu barge struck it
and was damaged to such tilt extent llutl
it was run ashore on the fills. At the next
high tide the barge was gotten umnnd is
now lving at the thuhwy don‘t. where two
canga of men are limit at the pumpa. The
auuheu vessel should he remnved.
ww—
Rmpl‘louw-
The primary grade of the Union School
will hold a reception on “'9dl\e$t‘l\y. Dsr.
I
with a cargo of brick for J. ll. Fatima!
thlr city. wan run into by tut unknnwu
stunt tug. ll-tndtv night law. and Stillutlil)‘
damaged. The stunner (lid nut stop tu rein
der nuisance. and it w.“ only by the grew.
at ext-ulna: that the veuul was kept up till
Ibo reached this pun.
urxt week.
M
“‘e are glad to Itlttfllltlcu that Juhn. B
Gouglt will deliver nne n? his popular lm
mm in Imekwmtl‘a llall on Thursday even
lug. December Stilt. Illa rrputatlnu in nut
fli‘lf‘ul to entire It full buttremnd we drcm it
intimate. that amid web It dearth of llril
clan entertainment: cur ci‘lrcna tire to bur
tltla plenum. Stalin-ct o! leeturc.“an and
ltlllt. from 8 luau‘cluck P. ll. Ermoiwa at
n “innit-til and rhetorical order will be turn.
Salted hy the children.
given by the older pupils will be uunuunced
W
mamas-neonatal 00mm
Our waders should not full to avenu- their
aunts fur the grand costume concert to be
given by 2th tumour tmupe. at the Opera
House. next Friday evening. Inst Maud“
night they. by rogue-t. ruptured their enter-
«turnout at fltrllurd. uud were created
with one at the largest and fluent uurlluuova
a“? ammbled in that city.
The R
A receptlun tn be
tl‘l in?“
Then.“
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The Menu. Buckingham sh 0.0.. are pub
papora can‘t say eunuch l‘nr them. and it
time: were get-3d we think the city would
utaltc an uppruprlullun tu have that“ appear
l
tint on Tumy‘a patent weather atrlpe
wherever required. This lngonlout device
properly adjusted campltuely keep: out all
add. dual and wet. and nhould be upon till
bad lilting dour: and windnwa. They act-id
a man to adjuu them, and whenever they
hue been applied they give the molt per-
fect Iatlafaction. Rave tlmn put on and be
comfortable. and rave cloctnr‘a bill:
———-«o——-—-—
nut thin
The tullcwlnc in mud advice: Reader. merluttf
don‘t apend your money away from home-
Buy your clothing. cram-lee. tarmlng mole
rverytlting yu‘u need at heme. Spend your
We,» filth your friend: and nelrltliorr.
‘ll - hen all will receive: benefit from it.
It pkg-o: one to another. pet'ln; debut
and great — lplng everybody. Keep your
money I! bum d you will bulld up your
own town and cm in pmpulty.
W
A tew Curb-the men and «man up en.
{aged in a noble work in apt-tunnel! in
mlntainlcg a Sunday aettool. Title totality;
hula: moved than the varlou climb“,
node such an institution for the children.
They also hold prayer meeting! every Bung
day evening. and are thereby doing much
mod. The entertainment given walnut.
(WMrtuullmmtogal-v
antioxidant-email! int. brute
chapel. and rho-id he infirm-add.
‘-
quite lully mt the
there every night llll‘llllllll the atztvmu.
In seldom that we have u articular“ concert
in “ill town. that we hear cur cltlreua will
Serum
sent: at L. \Vced‘v.Nurwnlk. The I! trtl'unl
Gunner at Tuesday say: hi them:—
“Mlvn "all Will cmwdcd in its mutual on.
malty last n‘ultt. on the marten ul’ the MW
and up mrauce in thlv ll y u! the (litmllne
thtban I~ Bernard lOM‘t rt truupv in "no of
their excellent costume concerts. Of the
the ruperlur
obnnuler nl thelr entertainment: we upulte
lr recent Vlalt hero. and
the lam uudlonce but «until and the cor-
dial a plum n! the dilllsrcul p earn-showed
lll.’ t 9 public give it: a unique st lo til en.
tertnluuwnt their hearty appruvu . and that
lticltttrda Bernard troupe have tut unquali-
lled endure-tut at In tltla city.
\th nppurtunity.
the tutupe and n!
W
blll. at which he took thcvnumber
ma, noun—A time more ,
than tvm !utmllll ago. It. A. O. Golding
paid to R. I. Toll“ a cue hundred
It is
ynur
Ladle’s a. Child
STOCKING SUSPENDERS.,_
Call and see them.
.._.._........._.
Carpets.
Carpets.
Carpets.
A New Anson-intent. Prices Great-
ly Reduced.
0 I L C L 0 T H S.
In all Widths.
Mats and Rugs.
AGENCY’ FOR
DEMUBEST'S PATTERNS. '
Call for the Vcw Catalogue.
.G.S.
Paul“!- 10. “TI.
Le Ge So
Ladicr‘ Garment Suspender.
The most needed invention ever made. In
nne minute can be attached inform skirt ur
a half dozen. Not for one day should a lit-
dy or mice be without lt. Svnt past-paid on
receipt of price. Ladies, 50c. ; Misses. 85c.
LADY AGIQN'I‘S \VANTED
13 ARGAINS
“ IN
U N I) E R W E A R.
Ladles’ Merino Vests
AT 00 C".
A Splendid Article
I: infill... Illll
Vests and Draavers
In all Sizes.
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A NEW suntan
or
Writing Paper and En-
velopes‘.
TRY A BOX.
new GOODS‘WIIKLY
All the Novelties as
Soon as Out.
‘-
l
uvon us “run a can“
A. DICKERMAN 8t SON,
Washington Street
solr'ru ‘tvonwauifcon'fl
R. M. “OY'T’S
Dancing lcalamy
WILL nu OPEN
Monday Evening. act. 5th.
For You“ Gentlemen.
'l‘uclduy mental. Oct. 0th.
M Young Lattice.
Aa than u u cum 6M numbcr or
talucu 'c «mm. It 0 a Mr v. “M in
ten will be «wed in the allcrnucu.
mined at any tlm during the «axon.
per ‘ lmuua—wabl‘»
van l ull to m! and mute In
““llllmll'dlllllt “‘...l‘.‘“‘l "’ ‘
N t\
“ it. u. Ruin.
Wort “Ml. «ppm it uh)! School.
3:.
pupil: (in cl»
ur- ‘uu In
scholar. all
min t it: In
lwx
l :Goal,
l: the Ten. Car load. or Cargo.
0! all kinda. Cut and Split tc order.
Philadelphia. and Cretan Froutl. North and In
Wood's. Sellock‘l. Bmokneld. and Rocklund.
Roundale. Rental and English. by the Bill. or “no
Plaster,
King‘a beat Cnlcluod Land a
(Quat-
Ooe‘l & Budley‘l No. 1
Litter
Blue-Stone,
Of all Styles, Cut, Rubbed or Axed.
For Pom. Lawn Fender; Carr-tau Bloch, Steps. or
mull-cud Halal .Wat '1‘. hr l
a. "or mm at natty
Wood °
Brick,
River. Hard Ind Pale.
Lime,-
Cement,
nd Rock. direct from tin
ry.)
_ Hair,
Fertilizere:
an ‘-Ph at. of Lin
Bron. Grand Bone": rum: Guano. g'
and Air-Stacked Lime.
Granite,
Liam rlrnrnlm 3
Brown Static
3*!
‘3
Fire Brick,
hard and loft. Wedges. Bull Rude. mocha. etc. U
Drain Pipe,
Terra Colin and Cent t. 0 ll
mat... .3;er 3““- r:
Ohlmnev Tops,
With or wltlmulfil’lud a...
run corn Ollllllllll'll
A
Hair.
m “mu...“ “3N;
Rttllttlttt and Yellow will.
a: ' hys“‘w’ if
- Vii. K. LOORWIDGWQ. -h.fim§n§§mv. X.
D'AR'I'OIS' " “ ’
llllMS'l'llth
‘nll the New Full and Winter
norms -
t
ARE NOW PREPARED»
To snow THE
LARGEST STOCK
0F
GLOTHINE
Evnn animal“ 1th0
FAIBFIELD con'N'rY
Of which they solicit a careful
inspection, from close cash pur-
chasers. Our assortment is un-
usually large, and muddle, in-
part, of full lines of Men‘s,
Youths’, and Boys’ Suits, which
will be sold at prices to code
spend with the times.
‘We would call special atten-
tiou to our large and varied
stock of Overcoats, embracing
Styles.
Boys’ O’conts, from - $3.75
Youths" “ “ - 4.50
6'6
Men’s
our! Marvin
"*5 mutt: rattan start have, 7
ans-r acacia-rues?
. all, u we intend to all.
.. e 25.00
v' 5:.
-; §
1 3‘ V. .7
t
3r
I would mmfiufltheamuon out
. ‘ Public” uni ., 3» '
\
or‘cooauhmgattnteuu tactical or . .
the comm.
flaw la the “melon-take your reductions. i the
good. have utter» void. WWM‘
Slim P8013113 intercom. Done on. can!
rummage win
myocwcllatthutcrccl
C. H. .HARVEY
(tr-ecu" G. W. IIR‘I‘I Gum! Inns.
SOP-‘1'}? NOBWALK
G07 TO '-
H U RLBUTT’S.
He will do you no harm.
In summer he will keep you cool,
In winter he will keep you warm.
BAsér'ALE,
The Best Family Liquors
cornea LIQUOR. 7
TRY HY FIVE CENT 010435! .
LANTERNS
11.x. Locnwmn’s
W. 11. swarms. _
MerichantTailor,
con. WASHINGTON .txu am s'rs.
SOUTH NORWALK. COEN.
lingual: and French mum,
and Banker Coatings or all colon
made up in atyle at Low Prices.
Geitts’ Furnishing Goods,
GEN’I‘S‘ run GLOVES.
nut Quint, .
‘LAMPStor,
con. tram asp ANN are. sum Konwarx" ' '
orau suede- and was...
W8
Elvin: removed 1
intact. 0 its
I!
“f at» decorate are»
stock. ecu-tutu: or"
NREIGN' AND W
awmuiamnng ” “it ,. x
E “am
is lhlh‘l‘slflilllmn ‘
DOWN“;
rnvmanxm a: ;.
..
rro com atmnt
W.
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Norwalk Chronicler