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law York Herald Weather terse-ate.
The southwestern depression, though
still not decidedly cyclonic, will probably
drift slowly from the Lower Mississippi
Valley east to the Atlantic coast, where
it is likely to become more energetic and
to develop gales ofi' the Carolina coasts,
tomorrow. In this district to day partly
cloudy to cloudy weather will probably
prevail, with no decided temperature
dianges, and fresh ncrtheasterly winds,
followed b show or rain. In the Middle
States to- ay partly cloudy to cloudy
weather will prevail, with slight temper-
ature changes and light to fresh north-
' easterly and norteriy Winds, followed by
snow or rain; and in New England partly
cloudy,slightly colder weather and fresh,
variable winds, mostly northeasteriy.
On Sunday in this section and in New
England, cloudy to partly cloudy weath-
er. with no decided temperature change
and fresh northeasterly to northwesteriy
winds, preceded by snow or rain, and
followed by clearing, with brisk winds,
likely to be high off the coasts of this
section. and on Monday partly cloudy to
fair weather.
librarian Almanac for Tia-Morrow.
Sun riots Sun sets I High tide Low tide
7.00 4.23 7.06 12.13
Amount of Oysters Exported to lurope
for Week Ending Nov. 29, 1890.
"um. roar. manna.
Akska Liverpool :3
Itata Indiana lasgow“ m:
of G
Chassis " :28
Geller: Hamburg 17
2,382
(ion Howard, of Main street, is thought
tube a trifle better to-day.
:ifiJohn F. Lovejuy, of Norwalk, has
been granted an original pension.
Mayor Edwin Wilcox is under the
weather and is confined to his house.
“Christmas stock now displayed at
the South Norwalk Boston Store.
The South Norwalk Fire Department
will elect officers on Monday evening.
A new bill board is the latestattraction
on West avenue on the premises of Gould
Seymour.
—-Bring in your pictures to be framed.
No orders taken after Dec. 10th. Whit-
ney a: Go. 7"
,7 1 Dan Connolly is cleaning up the her-
ough streets. He says the roads are in
flratclass condition.
Large numbe:ofyoung people are
enjoying the skating on the different
ponds in town to-day.
«Fresh pork and sausage, 12 cents a
pound, at F. Hayes‘ market.
A. 8. Bennett is carrying the mails for
David Splcer, who is confined to the
house with a broken rib.
Dan Canary, the bicycle expert, well
Mo to many Norwalkers, will make
Colorado his future home.
«Curbing, 00 cents a foot.
Sheldon, contractor.
William
pletlugJohn W. Banks' house on Sew
lidaPlsce. It will be ready for occu-
:.paaoy In about four weeks.
Ilsa Herminie Pellet, of Harbor ave-
nue, recently employed by senator~elect
John 8 Seymour, has been sppotuted
court stsnogrsphsr at Bridgeport.
«All orders for frames must be in by
December 10th. Whitney & 00. Open
evenings.
A Postal The entertainment will be
held by the young people of the Hotho-
dbt society of West Norwalk, on Wed-
~aaailay evening, December 10. at the
m of R. T. Ilawby.
All wishing to spend a pleasant even-
lag should attend the fair and entertain-
ment to be given by the seniors of the
“School, at the Franklin street school
In“ on Friday evening, Dec. 12. Ad-
mbtoa to costs.
, ‘ «fistulas the line of Christmas toys
”Inthsaunvxof theSoiitb Norwslk 30"
I fientiatwbo issdvertising'l‘mifixa-
“maeIherochia themhtlrhaof the
WM buy a spellings beok.-—Re-
sari.
ud'kswerkby the artist referred to
wmuumuquo.mau
j ”uww onrretsrprlsing
man. of W Beasdlohla
seriouslyillwlthtypholdfvvsr.
4mm... lard. 10 «on a
pound, at 1'. Bayes’ market.
Tlreddwhitebridgeeastol the East
Norwalk depot has been removed.
lira. John E. Smith has had her resi-
dence on Hariland street attractively re-
painted.
—-Grayon portraits, handsomely "fram-
e’d, 310.00. Orders must he in this week.
Whitney it Go.
There were no games played in the
“Old Well" billiard and pool tournament
last night.
—We have an elegant line of washable
dollar-price guaranteed to he 30 per cent.
less than any other place in town. South
Norwalk Boston Store.
lira. John Henry Wen who has been
seriously ill with pneu onia at her home
on Main street, from h. is improving
slowly.
Someintsreeting hes will be de-
In
a,” ligated at the meeting of the Union Goe-
pei Temperance Reform Association to-
morrow afternoon. ‘
—Sewer connections at bottom prices.
William Sheldon, contractor.
Phiio G. Marsh, of Danbury, yesterday
cut open an apparently sound pumpkin
and was surprised to find every seed bad
sprouted and from them rises from
three to six inches in length were grow-
ing.
The Y. W. C. T. Union will hold a
social in Dibble’s Hall on Tuesday even-
ing, December 9. The programme will
consist of music, readings, shadow pic-
tures, tableaux and a pantomime. En-
tertainment to commence at 7:45. Ad-
mission 10 cents.
—Small fresh hams, 12 cents a pound,
at F. Hayes’ market.
There was a good attendance at the
Baptist church last night to hear the
first lecture in the cyurse, by Mr. W. R.
Morgan, of Hartford, on the OberAm—
morgue Passion Play. The lecture was
illustrated by the stereopticon. The ac-
count snd description of the play was
very interesting and gave a very differ-
ent impression from the general notion
of its character and performance.
--0ur walls are filled with framed
pictures. Select new for Xmas.
WhitneydtCo.
Laura J., wife of George Sherwood,
died Friday morning at her home in
North Taylor avenue, alter an illness of
one year, aged 67 years. She left five
children—CharlesSherwood,Mrs.Thomas
Cole and Mrs. E. A. Raymond, of this
city; Mrs. George Baker, of Bridgeport,
and hire. Thomas Keith, of Brooklyn.
Funeral services at 2 o’clock Sunday
afternoonat the house. BurialinEast
Norwalk cemetery.
——Never use any glasses that inflame
the eyes, no matter whether purchased
of an unskillful optician or at a saloon;
they are always injurious. J. K. Pestt,
the optician with Homer Hoyt, guaran-
tees satisfaction or money refunded.
Corinthian lodge, No. 104, F. and A.
It, will confer the third degree on sev-
eral candidates next Tuesday evening.
Visitors will be present from Old Well
lodge, of Norwalk, George Washington
lodge, of Ansooia, St. John’s lodge, of
Bridgeport, and others, numbering 225
persons. There will be a banquet,
speeches, etc, and no doubt it will he a
very enjoyable occasion.—Bridgeport
News.
—Lsdies. m}; "vi-TBS} continuous
watermelon pic nic and clsmbake holi
day if you will use Brussels, the no rosin
soap, for all household purposes.
OF. 3 AND ENDS.
Atllshtwli'ltiniij.‘ uf iiw guns recently
given by (‘niiuz \i'm-ivwmiiurg the bug vou-
sl>tn~l of 2352.“ iz'irv. :m-i 'II'J lilil‘flflllillfi, shot
on “nu-1n}.
The Bulgarian guavrnzni-iil {tropism To
Adopt lllt' (,liuwiriuii i'lilL'lllllll‘ iiislvnil of tho
old style Urrr'l; rnlvnilnr still natal iii fill-la
and sometvmrb out (if .igrmim-rit with the
rest of the world
moron-m lwu plural» in “right for every inch
in height betriwn thme flilll four feet and
two and omvhztlf [millillS for every inch be-
tween four and live feet.
During a Informatics of "L'Afriuine" re-
cently in Paris at the Opera the chorus be-
camesoilat that the director signaled for
pradng it inauohawayas toprcdasa
auluiitationoftbsvdnscfthetohaccolmf.
Some boys playingou the anal hankat
th-mrmdm.m
was. ravishing-tutu
mummhuhrsbhtgd
the aeorssrofkisoall
. Happyudcsateatisskrldswldiml'lisu
‘eatsrf'alupwiththrlweflkelsrahg.
”cam ”momma-airs
The ruiuof ur-m’iii i.» that a child should W
The m II III Mulls-i
Theftinsisat. of all Yankee comedies
will be presented at the Opera House on
ltandsyflevnm when Willis It. Akara
an a company a r in
Reuben Glue. The piece is Twinn-
known to rtquirs extended comment,
aniline it to say, that an orueiient per-
formance is assured. The play abounds
with startling climaxes, is replete with
thrilling situations, and liriniful of fun
from first to last. Now and pleasing
specialties are introduced and altogether
itts one of the most pleasing plays be-
fore the public.
Grimee' Cellar Door.
James B. Mackic, in the bright, new
musical burlesque, “Urimes‘ Cellar
Door,” will make things merry at Music
Hall, next Tuesday evening. This at-
traction ls really one of the best of its
class In America, and an enjoyable per-
formance is assured. Pretty girls. brit-
liant music, brisk action, and a very
strong company are important features,
while fun reigns supreme from begin-
ning to end. Among the leading spec-
ialties which are introduced may be
mentioned Hackie’s new topical song
“The Rate liars Got Hits Now,” the
bright, catchy song and dance by Nancy
and Billy, “The Triplets.” ‘ 3
Novelty Concert Company.
. May & Cutier's Novelty Concert corn-
pauy will appear at Music Hall, Thurs.
day evening. December 11. It is said to
be the only concert company upon the
American stage presenting a three part
entertainment. Part first consists of a
full-dress parlor recital, part second of a
grand farm scene, and part three of a
plantation scene, introducing old—time
ministrel songs, banjo picking and flat-
foot dances.
A Prowl—aiming".
The feature of last evening’s concert
Mr. Alec Irving, one of New York's
younger baritones, and one of the offi»
cars of the celebrated Mendelssohn Glee
club. His voice is exceptionally full and
resonant, with a compass easily extend-
ing from low E to the tenor high A, and
smooth and oven throughout. His style
is broad and manly. He is decidedly
one of our most promising singers—New
York Herald. Mr. Irving will sing on
the occasion of the first organ recital
at the South Norwnik Congregational
church, next Tuesday evening.
ldlaon's raiuifi‘nacnino.
Edison‘s marvelous talking machine,
the Phenograph. will be exhibited at
hfusic Hall tonight. This machine has
been so wonderfully perfected that it
can be heard distinctly in the largest
balls in the world. (lo and hear the re-
production cf selections by the promi-
nent brass bands of the country, also
numerous corner, whistling and banjo
solos. The working of the machine will
be fully described to the audience in a
brief lecture.
Severed the Ties That Bound.
Judge Robinson yesterday granted the
following divorces: Louisa Baker from
Daniel Baker, both of Bridgeport; Ella
L Black, colored, from Jesse Black,
both of Bridgeport; Lottie White, of
Bridgeport, from Joseph White. of
Wallingford; Mary Ironfield, of Hunting-
ton, from Joseph lronfield of the same
place. The principal cause of all these
cases was intemperance by the husband.
m' E 611115.
SHIBWOOD—Iu South Borwalk. Decembu 5.
Laura .I., wife of George Shanood,sged 67
years and 8 months.
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WASHINGTON STREET
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Advertisements under this head. not exceeding-5
lines. 1 little instills-00c, 1 MOLE.
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on west avenue. to a small family, inercbange
for board foronc imacu. Address Box m, South
Norwalk. as its
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inquire of I A Woodward.
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improvements; mt tutu. Inquires! Jun!!!
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flat-admit! water. bath rim. beaten“.
with stahllng for Ive horn. cow “ , chicken
scares. new not no per month. inquire at C.
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at Cbickering Hall was the singing of M
hillsides of, Elmo‘s marvelous invention.
TheTa‘llting Machine
This marhi c has been to wonderfully perfected
that it can be distinctly in the largest halls in
thsworld. Oouendhasr tho uprndnctimof se-
lections by the prominent hrs-a bands of the ecu»
awe nus-cross corset, whistling and banjo
The working of the machine fully described
Music Hall,
SATURDAY EVENING, Dec. 6
General Admission ‘35 Cents.
Beauvrdmanltssndsocsa onssi t '
saddregcry‘sdrngstores. u. 0‘ '39”
Return of the Foibi‘ltiesi
OPERA HOUSE.
Norwsilt.0nellight0aly, ,
Monday. Deb-.8th
Anus company of selected artists, in the
greatest of all Yankee comedies.
REUBEN BLUE.
New Specialties New time New Dancer
Startling Situations Thrilling Climates
A CYCLONE OF FUN.
Chart now open at Hale‘s and Piahted's drug stores
Prices 35c, 50c and 75c
MUSIC HALL, SO. NORWALK
llls'l‘ ONE JOLLY N‘Gll'l‘.
TUESDAY. DEC. 9
The Popular Young Comedian.
JAMES B. MACKIE,
(crimesey. Me Boy D
In Thus. Addison‘s New. Bright, Original Kiosk-a
urlesque.
GRIMBES’
CELLAR
DOOR.
Supported by a Large company of Star Pun
Ma err
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Bri ht.(‘.att:h Hulls! 8 hit 8 ialtl 7 A
World of Now Features: a Biglgnfiuprecfiic!
Pisces, - 3.5, so, 75 Cents
R ed ' t '
Weslegmhais on sale at Hoyts and t rrgo‘rgy s
MUSIC HALL,
Thursday, Dec. 1 1
MAY t—Esrtss's
NOVELTY CONCERT CO
Theo. Witherwar Business lansger‘ Jerome
=ay. Mneirsi Director; hack 3. f‘ctlér, silage
auger.
Theouly ('uncert Company a n the Amenran
Stage presentinz DO
A THREE PART ENTERTAINMENT.
Part 1. Full Dress Parlor Recital: Part 3. Grand
Farm scene; Part 3, Plantation acetic; introducing
OLD-TIMI IINSTRII. SONGS. BA 9le PICK—
lNG AND PLATJ'WI‘ DANCE.
PRICES, 35, 35 and 50 CENTS
The following is a list of artists who will appzar:
The celebrso-d lay Banjo Club; Triumph Isle
quartelte; Frank I. Cutler, the popular lioctiiionist
and charsrter delineation Jerome lfa , the 31‘
btnjo soloist; Frank Aberrrotuhir, tfic man ohn
soloist; Prof Joe Johnson, amalca's greatest tin
whistle soloist; the Osborn Brothers. in their most.
financially, introducing Peter Wbie, ice alth-
tliug wonder; William Hadley, guitar and z to.
phone soloist J’s
Four Organ Recitals
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
SOUTH NORWALK.
TUESDAY EVENING, DEC. 9,1890.
.1. FRANK TA". Organist.
It, ALIS IRVING, llariwne.
TUESDAY EVENING, IAN.I3,189l.
Ir A. ii. ("If ‘ON. Organist.
Soioista sad Clarita.» oi I'A‘ty.
messes; Minnesotans "50'le “5'91 FEM 199'-
aik. “if Prof 0!". '. IONGAN Organist.
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For 1891
Has made the most important literary
engagements ever entered into by any
American periodical or newspaper.
ROBERT LOUIS STEV EN SON'S South
Sea Letters will begin with the New
Year. They will appear only in THE
SUNDAY SUN. and will constitute the
_ great literary feature of 1891.
A new story by the same celebrated
author, who writes “the Brat and Forest
English of our time,” will be published
in January in THE SUNDAY SUN.
H. RIDER HAGUARD‘S “Eric" will
also begin in January. It is more of a
fighting drama than even "King Solo-
mon‘s Mines." A Norseiaud epic of tre-
mendous fire and imagination. Its equal
has not been seen. Itiwill appear only
in THE SUNDAY SUN.
Later in ISDITHE SUNDAY SUN will
print the novel of the year by the Com-
ing Man of English Fiction, the writer
of 1891, who with the publicttion of this
astonishing novel, will have arrivrd.
Other original literary features are ex-
pected from the following contribuwrs:
W. D. Howells, T. A. Edisom
John Swinion, A. lay Cummings,
George Meredith. William Black,
Andrew Lang, W. Clark Russell,
SLOsoreeIAivart, Conan Doyle,
Rudyard Kipling. Norman Lockyer,
Anti Many Other Renowned Writers.
THE SUNDAY iii
For the t nsuing twelve months will pito
more news and more brilliant literature
0! the highest class and by the trim-t (its
tingwshrd of livuig write-rs, than may
other perrmlicnl in the l'riiml Stairs,
By Mall ‘2 as. Your.
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roux ll KNAl'l' sec. our"...
Riv scavrmci-zit.
full 8017?“ NORWALK AND NORWAIJ‘
Vaults and (“900“ slashed and iii-infected on the
Iraprovstl plan. all artists promptly attended in
Adrir as
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d1 fin Dd Iatrtlsld Avenue. Bridgeport.
(l mum-”1T.“ litmus»:
F urnitu re Dealer.
New Store 46 it 40 Main st, Norwallt
Also Furnishing Undertaker.
. a Maori] street Tetrphon
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(Ball, 774. hey or night.
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BUTT ER
Weare into it largely: 3
tons of fine Delaware County
Dairy Butter. You may know
it is O. very nice lot, or we
should not have such a large
stock. We describe it as a
clear, clean flavored, nosy-rosy
style of Butter, smacking good
all throughout. We propose
to let all who want have a
taste. We may advance the
price, as this sort of Butter is
worth three cents more per
pound than it was when we
bought; so buy now, lay in
your winter supply. We will
show it and help you select
with pleasure. And the price
at present is 25 cents a pound.
We will wager a big red apple
that there is no butter of like
quality in this city Selling for
sncliaprice. Sample it.
The best Coffee in the city ;
try all, then try ours.
Graduate Opiiiiis
Homer B. Hoyt’s
is North Main Street.
(Lani-es titled to all complicated cam. Com-
pound homes ground from prescription or plate of
old lease. satisfaction unmanned No charge for
testing eyes.
((IRIOOIlY‘S mm.)
SOUTH NORWALK. - CONN.
Hunselluen Winter
Oysters treats from the surround-
Irig waters served in every
auto.
2;. E. POWER
PROP!“ ITO”.
lflilli‘iif Bills
We haw an elegant. linr of
BOOKS EDIT HOLIDAY PRESENTS
whirh will plea-v the children hairline
our linel of
Christmas and Birthday Cards,
Cornucopia: and Fancy Boxes.
ttlsirrches and him titles Supplied
at wholenls prime. Call and ma- its.
l'l' Elll'flll & ill.
IMO if LM'DER'H BII'KTI.
III? I Blilllll lllllllEl.
STAINIID. CONN.
BHOPBVS DBP‘I'BIIIBIS M.
A Baum Training liehool fer both-sass. loch
bowl Dank . Pea-meal .‘1‘s abort»
”Type-slim; £10.. “Lia i ' Preai
seat auylislatarvtswaa at the lonelier
'itli. Osmium not on W. ”7
A. 8. b‘ERflIS.
JEWELER.
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.
means-sans”.
Pull
Till
ran—as.
Aug,
“m”. a mm
We would say that we are
the most extensive lines of
f 5
vi ‘1 ”fl". LVN
PLUSH GOODS,
l '.
AND N () VELTIES
quality. .
3. We have better facilities
afford to sell cheaper than our
shall carry out to the letter ev
over, your obedient servants,
Hilllllil
GOODS.
”M.M_ __
On Saturday, December 6,
we will show a fine line of
Lllllll} US
a coo—«m—
llsiiiy new designs in Fancy
Goods, also in Royal Worcester,
Carlsbad. Bonn Ware, kc,
inimcuma SETS,
T0111. m sms,
'1‘] I mm o M m HRS,
SllA VING SETS,
~ “RAZORS, “-
ill/NE
STATIONERY,
GOLD
PENS AND PENCILS
COO
WATCH OUR WINDOWS
We will try to have some-
thing to please you.
Pilli'l'lill’l
Drug Store.
43 wasmusios tutti.
,1
CHRISTMAS‘TOYS,
SHUTHNIJRWALKB S'l'fllll'l'llllll
Extends Its Greetings-To A11.
”—4....—
prepared and are now showing
. 5
GAMES, . DOLLS,
FANCY PERFUMES
of all descriptions
ever shown in South Norwalk. A few reasons for callin-
aud seeing our line before buying elsewhere: '
1. We have our reputation to keep up for selling every
thing cheaper than any one else in town.
2. Every article sold is guaranteed, both in price an»
for buying, therefore we can
competitors.
4. To the hesitating we would say go examine all othe
stocks in town, but don’t purchase before examining our line.
We can do better for you, we know it, feel it, and finally w
erything we say.
Finale. We could keep on mentioning reasons till we filled
up the entire Sentinel, but space does not allow it. Trusting,
however, to receives call from one and all, we remain,
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THE iisnm 81011,
33 wssmim'os STREET. '
Open Every Evening After the 15th 3,
m
A H0110
Al 10 Per Cent. Les ‘
Than Cost.
Having bought the easterly
the WOODWARD
HOMESTEAD, I offer for as]
lots on Woodward avenue at
$512.00 per front foot, and the
lots
part of
on Lowndos avenue at
$10.00 per front foot.
To each purchaser who will
build within twu years, I will
[my 10 per cent. of the cost of
the house on the amount of
$l,500. Lowndes avenue ex-
iclttls from Woodward avenue
to the water. The water front
on Lowridcs avenue will be
given to the city for the use
of its ciiimns It is the only
street in the city that has a
water front.
Those lots are all level and
dry. There is only a choice
in their location on the avenue
or the water. Select your lot
at once and get first choice.
Maps and full information at
TAYLOR it GOLDEN'S or
C. SWART'Z’S,
is 190. Li ELiFfi,
UHDERTAKIR.
mantras-manta!“
“lanai—hammer.
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