Evening sentinel, Tuesday, December 9, 1890 · page 4

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day northeast, with snow galesa short
limos from the coast line. in this
Wet today partly cloudy weather

probably preval, with slight tern
changes brisk

peratnu and lreshto
northeasteriy townorthwesterly winds,

becoming variable. followed by clearing.
In the Middle States today slightly
whtmer, partly cloudy to fair weather
will prevail, with fresh northerly to
northwesteriy winds, becoming variable,

ed by snow on the New Jersey
coasts and Long Island. nd in New
England partly cloudy won her, with no
decided change of temperature, snow on
thdlower coasts and brisk northeasterly
to northwesterly winds, on the Gulf
Stream storm moves northwardly. On
Wednesday, in this section and in New
England, slightly warmer. fair to partly
cloud weather will probably prevail,
with risk to fresh variable winds, and
on'l’huraday lair, slightly warmer con-

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lint-turn manner for Tomorrow.

Sunrises Sunsets|flightide Iowtide
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James H. Nash is slowly recovering
from his attack of typhoid fever.

 

 

The break in the water main on Main
street, Norwalk, was repaired yesterday.

Electric light poles are being erected
east of the Washington street bridge to—
day.

The East Avenue Sunday school will
rehearse Christmas carols tomorrow
evening.

-—Parlor easels, artists’ materials at L.
11. Becker’s, 79 Washington street, South
Norwalk.

The boat “Green County Farmer” is
dischargiugacsrgo of cement at Rey-
mond Bros’. dock.

A delegation of Old Well Lodge, F. e
A. IL, will visit Corinthian Lodge in
Bridgeport this evening.

Work on the Norwalk and South Nor-
wslk Electric Light company’s new sta-
tion is progressing rapidly.

A cottage prayer meeting will be held
at lhe residence of Mrs. Preece on Osborn
avenud, East Norwallr, this evening.

4 Charles Benton, ol Brookside, fell yes
tarday morning, while going from his
house to the barn, and broke one of his
legs.

—-8n1all fresh hams, 12 cents a pound,
atF. Hayes’ market.

SpeciaiOfiicer Benedict was on duty
Friday and Saturday nights, to relieve
Chief Buttery, who has been a trifle
"under the weather."

A full attendance is requested at the
meeting of Butler Chapter, No. 38, R. A.
E, this evening, as officers for the en-
stting year will be elected.

"Dutch Charlie," the wellknown bor-
ough sportsman, was in Weston yester-
. day morning on a hunting excursion,
but returned empty handed, barring the
Ira. Marcia Beers,who died in Cheshire
M week at the age oi nearly 102, was a
7 great aunt of C. 8. Trowbridge and great
great aunt of Frank F. Sherman, both
of this city.

~A number orgobdpiiecoud-haod la-
atrnments for sale cheap before taking
inventory. J. W.81odwell.

The oil dock at Wilson Point, which
was considerably damaged during the
1m storms, has been undergoing a
2 thorough overhauling and is about ready
' lorusa again. ‘‘‘‘‘‘

A special city meeting will be held at

" the hall of the Knights of the llystic

M pl Washington street this even-

ing. Citizen-and taxpayers should bear
thhlhmindand hssure andattend.

Marla! present oaths rolls of the
W home at Noroton «TOG men of
who.” are present. Quite a later
nembsnrsin feeble health, while sev-
flnl are very sick, and the hospital force
that busy. Wm“...

M bl) cents a foot. William
Men, contractor.

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the frontal thalminaeulstsconeeptlon
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etthsoitypropertyon Franklin street. tag-"3:173”! Weapon, sad I. c
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about town helium tohsarshollday upset. p

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11 1. said um run 11. Isidro. of the “iv
borough. issoon to wed s Chepsl street firs. W. ’1'. ”flitiflfm and child, of
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give a fair and supper at the Alhanaeolt (’W Gilliam, "I ”'1‘" “"‘m' '9‘”.
this evening. ymdsy with 21131491: this city. h

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~Homevrsndsred lard, 19 cents a fionvsls w tidy. y
pound, at F. Hayss’ market. .

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gotiatlng for the purchase of the Shep-v ‘ ergnmfi‘bmfi 11m."
ard estate on Wall street. Bright, catchy and original music,

Rev. Dr. Van Alstyus will go to New ‘ 9““, ‘m" ”W W graceful W
Milford tomorrow evening to deliver aI1 MW!" mom, '3 whole car load 0‘

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He was sentenced tothirty daysic jail. :rs babblis‘s 1:" with bright, novel
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ner of France and streets, has been here .9 WM“! ,0 m, ”m strong
sold toldrs. lorries L. Weed and s lira. ionisation m, "m“, ”,5 no doubt
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George L Bogart continues in a very capacity on that occasion.
low condition. It willbe surprising if
rim 01m Mattel.

he recovers from the some siem of:
sickness. 1 The first organ recital at the (30mm
--Sewer connections at bottom critics, ,gamnal church I II ! Wm?“ evening
William Sheldon contractor The N" Ym‘ ”I" “If? ’ M“ irring,
1L--. _g_ ' baritone, rang the Miss ’i’lritn' from
mla’gfi 250 pound ego“, which n w: V8111“; 1?st! if, M1616 ”a ”the
surmount the spire of 81.11”” church PWK W ‘M ”WM“ ”‘3" from ”bur
has arrived and "StsepleCharlie‘Wsriow Wk ”19" WW W "3% “I" MW
at work getting it ready to pre in posit Grabswflolfrmon, ”l 0 WM“! WWW
“on, Pho'TI moon. I]: ’1; exceptionally gifted
t in video on 91:14pm on! his style
Mary Jane Darin, widow of the late ..
Charles Dunn, died at New Canaan, yes- P” 'MfW‘M’ musician!”
terday, in her one year of her age. She ' rm and (new rat."
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town. __ - old and good but it would some unfair
George Buchmaster returned from "D“ “’9 m “3"" 9W”. MW” ”5'
his wedding your, tire. cgmm Mll- e‘rssaot should Mme” be it not a lean“

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beginning to display their hearty w ares. .. ,
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givers 11mm 1.1 to mail «cheap
reason why there will not besproepdr vulgarity. or turn WW‘W‘ 0.," .
0'“ "3d“ .._ u. Ma, it is refreshing to witness genuine
The Rowayton Social 31.11.01 Five comedy. W651 that is gentle and not
Mile River has been invited to be presenl vulgar. Knob he ”fits firm; and the
and take part in the big carnival and “grandam ”NM or am, in
ball at the Gem Rthridgeport, Friday harem here for may swaths is Dan
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-One good Shoningsr upright piano,
‘200. J. W. Studwelf. ’

A party of sporting men, among the
number being Frank Dudgeon,was in
this city last evening with the expertise
tiou of seeing a cool fight. The battle. ,

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Butler Lodge, No. 97, I, 0. 0. 1“,, will
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rehearse the initiatory degree this arena
ing. All members are earnestly requestv
ed to be present on Wednesday evening, 1
as business of great importance is to
some up.

The people of East Norwaih are indigv
nant over the lethargy of the selectiner» ,
toward a petition which they presented
three weeks ago for a special town melt
ing. As yet no action has been taken to 1 _. , .,
the matter. __ ' 'A'TID.

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you want a good seat. Exercises begin
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the patrol from Wood’s Holt through
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Akers, appeared at the Namath Opera .
House last evening, in the comedyoilrav
ms, “Reuben Glue." 'l'he play is an sn-
csllent one and the actors first class. in
fact, the play made a decided hit.

8. T. Dalton is making a notable sue
ceseol his work 111 Brookline, Moss.,sa
superintendent of schools. its has givers
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Thursday, Dec. 11

MAY & CDTLER’S
NOVELTY coucrmco.

mo. Wilbur”, Business. Mm Jerome
i'laWIIniesi Dream; Irena l, Puller, stage
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manly Caamt (more, 11 m the American
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A THREE-PART ENTERTAINMENT.

’BYZNN'NNE NAPS ANN INNS.

More durable than Smyrnas,
a little less in price.
them in various sizes and shapes.
A splendid article for Chris‘.
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Pawns, 25, 35 and so tillers

The following is a list of artists who will appear:
The Wireled lay Ban) 3 Club; Triumph Ilae
(W; Pratt I. Cutler the popular Emuoulst
“decorator delineates; Jerome Ms.1b1.:grc.t
b 1.30m; Frank Ahuaomble, t motions
«m Prat Joe Janeen», eateries» grate-rt liu
plastic «Arm the (labors Ifllithlcts in their more
Wm lwrtrdftcmg Peter Whit, inc Ibis-
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V1111 1G1 Hadley, guitar and. raga-
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One Night Only.

Saturday, Dec. 13

The popular and well brawn Comedian.

llan Packard,

[atheists-c Psalm-fronted».

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funicular; his paint character cresttm,

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new puss freshest: lzulcsrd you It!“ . never
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A PLAY '08 VKIPIOPLI
Til 90‘1“, NVZNT OF 182 SilAfiON.

‘l‘ltjds new on asleat llale'.s Norwsik. and
raw-ma Harwell.

Four Organ Recitals
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WEDNESDAY EVE’G, NAB. 4, 1891.

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For 1891

[Ins mode the 111011: important literary
engagements ever entered into by any
American periodical or newspaper.
ROBERT LOUISSTEVHNSON'SSoutli
Sea Letters will begin with the New
Your. They will appear only in THE
SUNDAY SUN, am! will constitute the
great literary feature of 1891.

A 11in story by Ilw some celebrated
author, who writes "the B at and i’arest
English of our time." will he published
In J .nutiry' in THE SUNDAY SUN.

ii. RIDER liAilfiAitD'S "Eric" will
also begin In January. it is more of a
lighting drama than even "King Solo-
mon's Mines," A Nni'st'land epic of ire
mentions tire and imagination. its 1 qua!
has not been tie-en. it will appear only
in THE SUNDAY SUN.

1.11»: in 11911111; SUNUSY so): mu
print the (lflVri of the yi-ar uy 1111101111-
iug Man of English Ficti1m,lhe writer
of 1691, who with [Dr publicdimi «If this
astonishing novel, Will have arriv if.

Other original iiternry lt-stiiie’s are ex
pecti-tl from the following cuntnhular-z

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W. D. Howells, T. A. Edison,
John Swinlon, A. Jay Cummings,
George Meredith. William Black,
Andrew Lang, W. Clark Russell,
SLGeorvs Mivart, Conan Doyle,
Rudyard Kipling. Norman Lockyer,

Anti Many Other Renowned Writers.

THE SUNDAY SNN

For the roe-11mg twelve months will print
more was and mun- lmllmrit literature

‘ of the higiiht t-lzmi land by iiu- 111ml J11:

tinguislml of living erir-n',ihlm any
other periodical in tin- l’nitrd 511111 a.

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BUTTER

Weare into it largely: 3
tons of fine Delaware County
Dairy Butter. Y on may know
itis :1 wry nice lot 01 we
should not 1141' SULPI a large
stock. “0 describe it as a
clear clean llzivomd, 1105.) 103”
style 01 Butler smacking wood
all throughout “0 propose
to let all who want have 1
taste. “0 may advance the
piice as this sort of Butler is
worth three cenls more per
pound than it was when we
bounht; so buy now, lay in
your Winter supply. We 11111
Show it and help you select
with pleasure. Al!!! the piice
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
such .1 piice Sample it.

'1 he best Coflee 1n the city:
try :,1H then try ours

Graduate Optician
Homer B. Hoyt’s

1.8 North 1111111 Street.

(1. anal, 111ml :0 all complirau-d cart-.s Com-
pr 1111! Len cs groutd fr 1m prescription or pic 1 of
old lame. antlefsctlou exismniml No marge Ior
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SPECIAL SALE

0f Trimmed Hal: and Runnels

Which we are on» no: at extremely low prim.
l-llousnil Trimmed lllarli Velvet Tween and

anim a 1 form” pr: to It.

Black Velvet ll .111 beautifully inmmnl with
hither: and Jet 35 l rrnerly

lilark llr-srer list- trimmed with (Milt-h l-‘- ath
era mm '1 11; i

This isahrma Ids sale Ladle: will do will to
call ”CE! 111 tmrchssimz elsewhere.

NBS. N. FANNE'PT,

3 WATER STREET.
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We would say that we are prepared 11nd are now showing
the most extensive lines fif

CHRISTMAS TOYS, V 1
GAMES, , DOLLS,
PLUSH GOODS, " ” ‘ "

FANCY PERFUMES
AND N 0V ELTIES Of all descriptions

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

1 We have our reputation to keep up fot selling evely-
thing cheaper than any one else lll town.

2 t:Every article sold is guaranteed, both in price and
quality. 0‘

3 W e have better facilities for buying
allord to sell cheapei than our competitors
4. To the hesitating we would say go examine all other
stocks in town, but don i purchase before examining our line.
\V e can do better for you, we know it, feel it and finally we
shall carry out lo the letter everything we say.

Finale W 8 could keep on mentioninu‘ reasons till we filled
up the entire Sentinel, but space does not allow it. Trusting,
however, to receive a call 110m one and all, we remain, as
ever your obedient 5101131115,

THE BNSTNN STNNE,

83 WASHINGTON STREET.

épen Every Evening After the 15th.

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011 Saturday, December
we will show :1 the line of

LINNYEN PS

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Having bought the easterly
the WOODWARD
HOMESTEAD, l ofler for sale
lots on Woodward avenue at
$1200 per li'ont foot, andlhe
lots

purl 01

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0n Lowndcs avenue at

$10.00 per front foot.

To each purchaser who will
build within two years, I will
pay 10 per cent. of the cost of
(In: house» on the amount 01
$1,500.

tends from Woodward avenue

Leivudes avenue ex-

111 the w:iiei‘._ The water front
(in Lowndes avenue will be
given to the city for the use
of its citizens. It is the only
street in the city that has a
water front.

These lots are all level and

dry.

There is only a choice
in their location on the avenue

or the water. Select your lot

We will try to have some

thing to please you. atom-11 and get first choice.

Mllpll and full information at
TAYLOR 81 GOLDEN’B or
C STVARTZ’S

Pillf'l'lill’i

(.1 to d. ‘ Ii ‘E’ifi‘fififi;
Drug Store. UNDERTAKER.
43 WASHINGTON STREET.

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