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W
glow [era larald Weather loresasrs.
' depression iu‘the Gull region yes.
y,thonghuot a pronounced cyclone,
may travel nouMastwsrd one cause as:
yarn disturbances on the Atlantic coasts
near and north oi Cape Hatteras to-day.
Another storm is moving cost irom
Manitoba. In as: tg'isWtrict fiday, ism
partl, cloud , ty no or wea
' ’ resall wit trash, vari-
”cred I; ightly higher
y snow or
Ilium”; lsir to partly
tly warmer weather and
trash varia le winds, followed b snow
area it near the Lakes and peas bly on
the coasts; and in New England, lair
weather, with slight temperature changes
and tresb, vuria le winds, iollowed by
cloudiness. On Tuesday in this action
and in llsw England warmer, partl
cloud weather will probabl prove:
by rain or snow, s iollow
on Wednesday by partly cloudy, colder
conditions.

 

 

Miniature Almanac tar Tomorrow.

Sunrises | Sunsets I Eightide liowtlde
’1.” 4.23 8.57

in Week Ending Dec. o, 1890.

ansrraa. roar. asserts.
MW Liverpool 8
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Wm, Glasgow“ 1‘02
m, . liens org 12
Ammmmm. N-.. _, -, . 1.495
O.J.Palmeris moving into his new
house on Elmwood avenue to-day.

 

John Kenney broke ground ior his
new house on Pin'e street, Saturday.

Minuehaha Division, 8. oi T., meet in
their hall on South Main street this even-
ing. m.-.“

, The borough police headquarters have
been repapered and fixed up in A 1 con,
dition.

Rev. 1‘. E. Robbins. of Newton Centre,
Ma... preached in tho Norwalk Baptist
church yesterday.

The Christmas festivities at the First
1!. E. church will be held on Friday
evening, December 26th.

 

 

‘ -'-Fresh pork and sausage, 12 cents a

pound, at F. Bayes’ market.

The employees oi Raymond lc Com-
atock’s isctory will give a shop party at
Music Hall on Wednesday evening.

A musical entertainment is being ar-
ranged who held at the First M. E.
church, on Wednesday evening, Decemv
her 17th. - M-..

The out entertainment in the Baptist
church lecture course will beon “Ireland
and the Irish,” by Dr. B. M. Gallagher,
on December 30. -

The propeller Flora, of Nurwalk, is on
the ways at Msauus tor repairs, and s
doopyacbt, also irom Norwalk, is no.
dwgning quite extensive repairs there.

Owing to the tact that the water was
tuned ed in the borough. yesterday. St.
Paul’s choir wos obliged to sing without
the organ, as the motor was rendered
useless.

 

A large delegation irom (lid Well
Lodge, 1’. l A. M., will visit Corinthian
Lodge in Bridgeport tomorrow evening
aadwituess the working oi the third
m ,

~lawsreonuecttousat bottom prices.
was... Sheldon, contractor.

Therm and con oi the proposed new
Mic railroaddepot is being dtlv
cussed iresly in the borough, and is
makiagthings decidedly lively in Hope
Enemy.

Ymtsrday Bhbop McMahon laid the
corner stone oi a new Catholic church in
rortobsuer, costing 910,000, and admin-
flsrsd confirmation to a large claes oi
ehlldra in Greenwich.

lamaoeoantoithesrrsstoi’l’bomss
Bsydlsrstealtnga lap robe and whip
wafioald have stated that the arrest
wss‘asadsby South llorwalk's popular
poloseaptaiaflosepbhflolgrove.

M.D,Bullock,oldnsonia,occupisd
tbspatpltoiths South llorwalk Coagrs.
pure-Imam ssrvices yesterr
‘1. Bsdalivsred two very interesting
mmlargseongsegstions.

 

 

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Ialoaslnthsm
“Mam enemas our.
regular mating this evening.

butler muffin. so, it. a. u., «at
sleetodleers tomorrow evening.

datanel l'. Wartogand Muslims A.
Morton,” this city, are to bsmsrrlsd
Thursday, December ll.

pom... M.-

' The-first’orgau recital in the series at
Elihu ' at church in this city
will be bold mow evening.

” ~Onogood'8honlugsr upright piano,
$000. J.W.8tudwell.

John E. Jones, oi oi. borough, has
been seriously ill with pneumonia at
his home on Chestnut street.

The mombersol the Nerwalk Baptist
church will hold a meeting this evening
(or the purpose at calling a pastor.

Jeremiah Slums balm Judge
Knapp this morning, charged with
drunkenness. He was lined “.00 and
costs.

. Thelma Mauulaovurlug company has
declared adividsud, payable Jsssssyvh
They propose haresltsr to pay dividends
quarterly instead of annually.

The annual meeting oi the teachers
and oilicers oi the Sunday school oi the
Norwalk Methodist church will be held
this evening, at 7:45vo’clock.

Rev. E. 0.. Tree, oi the Bowayton
Methodist church, has requested the
male members at the community to
meet at the church on Wednesday even.
lug.

-—-8mall iresh home, 12 cents a pound,
at F. Bayea’ market.

1 Concord‘Divlsion, 8.0! T., gave an
iswjoyablr lithasy and musical entertain-
meutnnd served an excellent oyster
supper in their lodge room last Friday
evening.

Rev. W. 1]. Gilbert, otSoullt Norwalk,
secretary oi the Connecticut Bible
society, presented the cause oi that
society at the Baptist church in Shelton.
yesterday lorewon.

 

 

 

 

Funeral services over the remotes oi
Mrs. Isaac Buxtou were held at her
late residence, No. 12 South Union ave.
nue, this alternoon at 2 dclock, Rev. C.
M. Selleck oiliciatiug.

The annual meeting oi the South Nor-
walk Fire Department will be held at
the parlor at Old Well [look and Ladder
company this evening. Otiicers tor the
ensuing year will be elected.

Dale Philip died suddenly Saturday
morning at 2 O'clock at a Stamlord hotel.
Philip’s death was due to heart lailure,
produced by chronic alcoholism. The
body was turned over to New York rely
tires.

The New Haven Morning News says:
A man named Morgan, oi Ridgefield,
was called tothis city by the death at
Henry B. Morgan, who died on Thurav
day. He expired suddenly Saturday,
and Medical Examiner White pronounc—
ed death due to heart disease.

 

 

in Dibble’s hall, Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings at this week, Dec. 9 and 10.
Programme will consist of music, read:
tugs, tableaux, shadow pictures and a
pantomine. Entertainment will com
mence at 755. Admission to cente

The residents oi Main street, borough,
have been deprived oi water since Saturo
day night and have to go to the
horse railroad depot or to some oi the
atoresou Wall street to get a supply.
There was a break in the main Saturday
night and the water was shut oil to
male repairs.

The unpleasantness in Company (l, oi
Dsnbnry, between Private U. D. Moore
and Captain Hash, has not wholly sub»
sided.‘ lulled" has been expelled irons
membership by the decision oi a court
martial, but still insists that be was not
given a lair show and is collecting eviv
deuce to thrniah grounds (or reopening
the case. M... W

-‘Cnrbing, 50 cents a tool. William
Sheldon, contractor.

 

Extensive rhino-Qat- have just
been commenced by the Consolidated
road in Southport. The principal ob

the road at that point. The passenger
station will be moved 100 leet east oi its
present location. Another improvement
which dowthport residents hall with
plmsnmv-is the abolition oi all grade
cmssiagsinthe village. 1

Emma .l. r. Power,“ the 1mm

 

hasoflsrsdadnewbip tolbe first party
trout this city or borough who visits the
Point thb winter in a sleigh. We under-
stand that cavlsyor Mnbbrll has his eye
nntbswhlp,snd we assure those who

ilnditabardtasktobsathim.

About haliapsst eleven o'clock yestsr'
daymorniugtbellusoiowsoltbsebi.
hays in the Eadden budding, at the
cursor oi Watt sndlttvsr arrests, was
dheovuadonlrs.

church mtuvywsrnqnickly oaths
saves. 'l'balr services wavelet-casted,
asthsllrs burntoatbsiorsawydamap
wardens.

d’lbalsdtsseitiraesebarahwilldve
aialr and-ppsriathsdtbsswn- to
narrow The doors wtl he
opsadufldsbehpnnadsapysrwlll
hassrvsd, bntoreotd, tram I o’clock.
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ject is to laeilltate the tour tracking oi 0'”

House,inaddition toa .tle oi wine, m

desirstowln the prizes that they will “it

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Mrs. Thomas Either I '
avsnaerlylag attbspbtototdsath.

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. ltsv. John Scott oi Waterbury prsasbv
sd two interesting sermons at the
Rowaytou Baptist church yesterday.

~a numherol Ema secondhand in-
struments for sale cheap More taking
lpiz'nwry. J. W.iltudwrll. '

a recent concert givrn under the
auspices oi the choir oi the Norwallt
Methodist Rpiomyml church netted about

 

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The Norwsllr Gummy Association
will hold an adjourned merting this
evening lor the purpose at slecting
Mines.

Theflcutb Norwatlr Athletic club are
making preparations tor a matinee hall
at Germanic llsll on Now Years day.
Those who have the matter in charge to-
sure lts success.

"blocks,” says the “New York Sun,
“as it the mighty wrench which the

to our climate has at last been overcome.
Our weather was out 0! joint at every
season until this autumn. Now we have
enjoyed a” standard, old-iashionrd lu-
dtsu summer, and winter has turned up
In its old-time character. That blizzard
was a ten times bigger convulsion than
it was thought to be at the time, imv
pressive as it was.”

About 2 o’clock bonday morning the
residents oi Main street, borough, were
aroused by hearing Mrs. [navitt and her
son, George, who live in C. N. Wood’s
building, yelling, ”Murder! Police 2"
Odieer Mains heard the calla and
hastening upthe stairs lound a man sleep.
ing oil a drunk againrt the door, snoring
lustily. The oilieer aroused the iellow
and sent him on his way, and titers in.
lormed Mrs. leavitt that there was
nothing to be alrald oi.

nadty Barnett in a factory.

Mrs. Jane Wildrnan, a hat trimmer.
twentyodve years old. was severely burn
ed about the head and lace in ii. )1. Hal;
lory & Son's hat shop in Danhury Saint
day aitcrnoon. A pail oi benzino near
her became ignited and set live to her
hair. About thirtyrlivo other girls were
in the, room who were ponicvstriclren tor
a low minutes Ant was inrtltcorning
and the flames were soon extinguished.
Mrs. Wildman will recover.

Jack-“Pit never smoke in the pro"
seuce oi a lady again.“ Tom-”Why
not, ilsbe domi't oijct Cr" Jack-”l
was once smoking while with a lady and
began blowing ringr. libs slipped
linger throughoneand considered her.
ssl engaged.”

llappycnd not”... .MEQEED rt. 12..
chevron" clamp with thelight oi thermrnirtg.
Menswear” Lawn worried: mans tor-st

TAYLOR & GOLDEN,

Illa] Elllll ant Illlllltl,

 

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' operas. HOUSE.
. tiorwslkmas blight Only.

Aorta turn or oriented artists. in the
”minnow; all Tantra remedies.

EUREEE

New lipocislries Ntw Itcsie New Danes
Startling Blluations Thrilling (.‘lirusxcs

A CYCLONE 01' FUN.

 

Chart now open at llale‘s and Plalitsd's drug stores
Prices 35c, 60c and “(do

 

MUSIC IIALL, SO. NORWALK

sure canons.“ stony.

TUESDAY, 103019

The Popular Young Comedian.

JAMES B. MACKIE,

(crimeaey. Me Boy !)

in nonunion“ New, ltrtgbt,0riginsl Musics
Burlesque,

GRIMES’
CELLAR
DOOR.

Supported by a 1:. e Com oi Star Pun
Makers fit my

no Lester. tin-lei e liugS tallies! a
Wong's)! Nose Features! on Buigufinpremel

I’Ill'lllb, 35, so, 75 Cents
Rmervolleats unsale at lloyt's and Gregory's
drugstores. d2

severe HALL, W“
Thursday, Dec. 1 1

MAY & CUTLER’S
NOVELTY CONCERT co.

M. Witherwax, Business Manager; Jerome
May, :usiesl Dzrector; lrsnk R. Cutler, Stage
Manse .

heosly Concert Company upon the American
meeting

limiter

A THREE-PART ENTERTAINMENT.

Pct l, Full Dre-s Parlor Reci'nl; Part 2. Grand
l’srm scene: Part 3. Plantation scene; introducing

OLIVIIMI IINM'KIL SONGS. BA ‘40 PICK—
!” ADD PLAT-FOOT DANCE.

Parsons, no, no and so certs

Theiollowing lsa listoi artists who-ill gppsar:

"mus Bu. oc‘l b; ’l'ril I
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liars. mimic. at ttovssm: , t wuhst on,

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Am magma it our luxlllimilii:
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A. Dim & dun.

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soon. a:

betwgb and in «chick tra-ovtvvow asrxralsg at

florwalir freight naive ct Dsalmry and Nor-am

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Coacmrc om cr'att'rwr—icsum, cam
(track, and the celebrated [malt am, or. O" W
per ton, delivered. Raymond lrns. t is

(rebates rats, “and corset treat, as
Wart sauna. by“ V.c.ll.bll or
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WASHINGTON grain innovator“;Wasn‘t}:h aherrrombieri: $.37;

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OPERA Il() ITSE
Ono rush: Only.

Saturday, Dec. 13

The pnpnlaraud weilsnown Comedian,

,llan Packard,

la the latent Pater: Comedy oi the day.

THE BOOMER

introducing his patent character rrratiou,

CHRISTOPHER A. SNAP

Mani/ed and honored by the o'er". the public
and tar press (to one are Packard: you will rum
are his lzitcaza'n

A Had" loll Till PlilPl.
. 753

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“XML ”in? OF THE SIASON.

Tickets now on sale
Damian's, bulb Korwal

Four Organ Recitals
CONGREGATIONAL cuuncu

BOUT]! NORWALK.
TUESDAY EVENING, DEC.9,1890.

sir. "than” 0. in.
ILALIX tuttsdhfiw.

TUESDAY EVENING, IAN. 13,189].

It A. d. flIB‘OI, llrganlsh
patents sadCbosar “14!,- s

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In Dali!) WAD. III.

wroarsoav even, am. noon.

“Midsummer M’s Dream."
[trades Mr (MAC, 1 17'0"”th
mean-t. Mr. 1'an ran.
lawmdsastsmbshadsasnl‘narllseJ. Dis
1 Wellan- Immortgtolrosgwry‘s
stave Mala. (lessor Mots. each;
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of the lavender! .

BYZAN'I'INE MATS AND SUI}

More durable than Smyrnas,
a little less in price. We have
them in various sizes and shapes.
A splendid article for Chris‘

presentS- .

 

111138

A. Waterman & Son,
84 WASHINGTON ST.,

SOUTH NORWALK. CT.

 

 

 

1

E SlINflAY SUN

For1891

line made the most important literary
engagements ever entered into by any
American periodical or newspaper.

ROBERTLOUISSTEVENSON'SSouth
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 some celebrated
author, who wrztos "the [lot and Parent
English of our time," will be published
in January in THE SUNDAY SUN.

II. RIDER HAGGARD‘S “Eric" will
also begin in January. It is mare Of a
lighting drama than even “King Solo-
mon's Mince." A Norselund epic of tro-
mendous fire and imagination. Its rqual
has not been seen. It will appear only
in THE SUNDAY SUN.

Liter in 1591 THE SUNDAY SUN will
print the novel oi the your by the Com-
ing Man of English Fiction, the writer
of 1891, who with "tr publicninn at this
astonishing novel, will have arriv- d,

Other original literary features an- ex-
pected from the [allowing contributors:

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W. D. Howells, T. A. Edison,
John Swinton, A. Jay I‘ummings,
George Meredith. William Black,
Andrew Lang, W. Clark RusseIl,
SLGeorreMivart, Conan Doyle,
Rudyard Kipling. Norman Lockyer,

Ami Marty "list-r Renowned “'rliera.

THE SUNDAY SUN

For the l nuuing EWt'IVl' months will print
more more and more brillmnt literature
of the highest clues and by the hunt dis
tingn'shrd of living writvru, than any
other periodical in the United Sim. a,

By Mail ma es Your.

A‘dfcbl TIIH SIIN. New "still.
can)
ghoul mmwaur earner»: status
L
or Washington street.

:{och Dallylrorull to it a.m., and iron: t to q. to
an. on itatnrdayeveniuga iroru t’. to!
printers-t allowedou llennaits.

Ewes aohusivs I'm.-
romt n. mm. Worm;
met. JOHN E. altar? flee. aml’i‘roas

DAY SCAVENGER.

son NOIYTII NORWALK Alli) NORWALK.

Vaults and Ger-pools «waned and illrinieetnd on the
improved plan. all orders promptly attended to.
Addr as

Charles Mott,
M l’atrileltt Avenue, Bridgeport.

 

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Furniture Dealer.
New Store 46 it 48 Main st, Norwalt
Also furnishing Undertaker.

“dental Ito. r levaetly onset. Tolephmu
aim-4. ynr night.

You la: lune Your Life!

hers-enlaadaywtll give you an lndow-rnt
Holleynl Oi.” parable at 59 years or agent at
death." prior; svlvsesntss day. will ire yous
rho? Mics rev, timers you no not what

”I!" Duran MW crying ”I?!”
sit. these Went (tracts! Lite neurones
(lo-pony,oi Bartram

I. ll. L’IIOIIIDIIU, Agent.

Washers- strut, lantb hora-tit.

 

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GO TO

Dibble & lnmsmck’s

FOR

BUTTER

Weore into it largely: 3
tons oi fine Delaware County
Dairy Butter. You may know
it is a 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 :
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 firesent 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
sucbaprice. Sample it.

The best Coffee in the city;
try all, then try ours. .

hr

Graduate BEE”...
Homer B. Hoyt’s

is North Main Street.

Gonna titled in all mmpliuli‘d CMPB. Com-
pound lxn‘t‘ll ground from prescription or pic' e of
old lensc. antistacnou guaranteed No charge for
testing eyes.

RSNPSIN'E

(murmurs POINT.)
SOUTII NORWAIJK, - CONN.

Houseman Winter

Oysters fer-alt from the ultra-trund-
lrvg waters at-r-s’cd In every
at) In.

«T. E. POWER

all if PROPRIETOR.

CHRISTMAS BflflKS

We haw an alt-trout line of

BOOKS EOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS

whit'h will plea-c the children

Christmas and Birthday Cards,

Cornucopiat and Fancy Boxes.
Churches and Societies Supplied

LAIIDER’B BLOCK.

IE1 pggggxgflhfluif!

IBOPBNB DEPTH. BBB 3‘.

A Business Training school iorbotbsexea. lino!
keep! flanking. Poo-aneup, ’l‘e , ilhort-
on... .. om...“- mncu. ..

bib. cable“. ssat on summation“. . "5:;-

A. (S. B‘ERRIS.

JEWELER.

Dis-nail, Watches, Jewelry.

“'flbmam.
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at wholesale prtrrs. Call and m- m.

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SIIII'I'H NORWALK

the most extensive lines of

gPLUSH GOODS,

,/

1. We have our reputation

2. Every article sold is ,1:
quality.

3. We have better facilities
afford to sell cheaper than our

ever, your obedient servants,

—THE~

We would say that we are prepared and rue

 

 
 

BIIS'I‘IIII ,S‘I'IIBE):

Extends Its Greetings, To All

-———ovw——-—

now showing

. CHRISTMAS TOYS,

GAMES, DOLLS,

FANCY PERFUMES
AND NO'VELTIES of all descriptions

ever shown in South Norwalk. A few reasons for calling
and seeing our line before buying elsewhere:

to keep up for selling every-

thing cbeaper than any one else in town.

uaranteed, both in price and

for buying, therefore we can
competitors.

4. To the hesitating we would say go examine all other
stocks in town, but don’t purchase before examining our line.
We can do better for you, we know it, feel it, and finaIIy we
shall carry out to the letter everything we say.

Finale. We could keep on mentioning reasons till we filled
up the entire Sentinel, but space does not aIIow it. Trusting,
however, to receive a call from one and all, we remain, as

THE BIISTIIN SIIIIIE,

83 WASHINGTON STREET. '

Open Every Evening After the 15th.

 

 

HOLIDAY

GOODS.

———aso——-—

On Saturday, December 6,
we will Show :1 Ii .0 Ian of

LIDAYGU us

————os> — ,.._.

Minty new designs in Fancy
Goods, also in Royal Worcester,
Carlsbad, Bonn Ware, &c.

MANIOURE SETS,
TOILET SETS,
TH ERM O METERS,
SIIAVING SETS,

.; moons.
" FINE
STATIONERY,

GOLD
PENS AND PENCILS

_.__..- «e m

ws'rmt our: WINDOWS

We will try to have some
thing to please you.

. Puritan's

 

Drug Store.

sauce. WASHINGTON STREET.

Q

A HOME

At 10 Per Cent. Less
Than Cost.

rt».

Having bought the easterly
the WOODWARD
HOMESTEAD, I efler for sale

lots on Woodward avenue at.

part. of

$12.00 per iront foot, and the
lots on Lowndcs avenue at
$10.00 per front foot.

TO each purchaser who will
build within two years, I will
[my 10 per cent. Of the cost of
the house on the amount oi
$1,300.

tends from Woodward avenue

Luwndcs avenue ex-

tO the water. The water" front
on Lowndes avenue will be
given to the city for the use ‘
of its citizens. It is the only
atrect in the city that has it
water front.

These lots are all level and
dry. There is only a choice,
in their location on the event:
or the water. Select your lot
at once and get. first choice.
Maps and full information at
TAYLOR it GOLDEN’S or
C. SWAR'I‘Z'S,
GEO. .iléljiiiriyit‘:
UNDERTAKIR.

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