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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Notices of local entertainments of all
kinds, to which an admission is charged,
and notices calculated to promote private
interests. malt where an advertisement
of same appears tn advertising columns,
are dim-god for at regular rates, 10 cents
a line.

law York Harald Harbor forecasts.

The storm depression now on Lake
Huron will probably move eastsouth-
out. causing a turthsr rise of tempera-
tumin the Atlantic States today, tol-
lowed by rain to -.morrow In this dis-
trict today warmer, fair weather and
fresh southwesterly and southerly winds
3 will probably prevail, followed by cloud
lness. On Thursday In this section and
in New England partly cloudy weather
will probably prevail, with fresh and
fruit to brisk southwesterly winds. and
slight changes of temperature. lollowed
by rain in this section and rain or snow
inNsw England, and on Friday partly
cloudy to fair, slightly colder weather.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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..tntatm Almanac tor 'ro-nlorrow.

Sun rises Sand6 rsets High tide Low tide
7.13 9. OS 3 38

Buckingham Post, G. A. R, hold their
regular meeting to night.

is The Y. M. C. A. orchestra held their
regular rehearsal last evening.

 

The board of relief meet in the select-
msn’s oflice tonight for the last time.

The Choral Union—gt last night at
the music parlors of C. F. Hendee on
Knight street.

Acurgo of bituminous coal from the
boat "Dewitt” is now discharging at
Raymond Bros.’ whorl.

'Bcv. F. E. Robbins, the pastor-elect
ol the Norwallr Baptist church, will
preach there next Sunday.

—8ewer connections at bottom prices.
William Sheldon, contractor.

A pleasant social gathering was held
at the residence of Miss Annie Scribner.
in the borough, last evening.

Butler Lodge, No. 9371. o. o, a, will
confer the second degree to-night. Joe
CWperthwaita will act as chief.

Amecting ol the veterans who have
received bounty money from the town
will be held at the City Hotel this even.
ing. M -k.

The Norwalk Iron Works company
shipped a large air compressor to the
Chiugoand Ohio Coal Gas company this
morning. v fl

The Brookside Social Club will hold
their second supper and hop 0! the
season at Hotel Stanley, Saugatuck,
this evening.

Au enjoyable “Tiddledy Wink" party
was given at the residence of Charles L
Tsunoy, on Chestnut street, borough,
last evening.

The Ladies’ Aid Society of the East
Avenue ll. E. church will meet this eve-
ning at the residence of Mrs. Daniel
L’Hommedieu on Henry street.

The Whatsoever Circle of King’s
Daughters of this city will meet for con-
farsnco this evening at the residence at
Kl. Bohannan, South Main street.

The Epworth League meeting at the
First I. E. church this evening will be
lot! by Kiss Edith Crossman. The sub.
just will be “Witnessing Without Fear,"

—Tho adjourned sale of the McNei
property will take place on the premises.
corner Cove street and Third avenue
Benedict Farm, tomorrow at 2 p. In.

In. Frank W. Nichols, wife of the
organht at 8t. Paul’s church, died yesv
tarday at her home in titamtord. flsr
tunesal will be held to-Inorrow altar
noon.

Ilsa Swords, of South llsin street, was
among the out of town guests at a danc-
ing party flvsn under the direction of
the prominent young men of Meridian
Int Friday night.

hank Von Bony, one or The Sam.
nits nswahoys, while playing on the
Doctor school grounds. was tripped up
hyoasol his companions and his left
eye was out severely.

A pumpkin party was held under the
captors ol Rising Star Division. Sons of
Temperance, at their hall In Rowsyton
tut evening. There was a large attend:
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‘nl attraction at the Standard Theatre
asst week will be “Nero," tbs languid.
asst, which Will be given with all the
More that characterized In out
in New York. Protessos
with his llons and bear bound.

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Au adjourned mating cl ths Board of
Councilman will be held this evening.

Ban Bechtlc has been rs-elected color
sergeant at Buckingham Post, 6. A. R.

Illss Edna Joyce, of Newtown avenue,
gave a progressive euchro party last
night.

Among the late arrivals in the borough
in a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Britain.

The work of invontgying the assigned
stock of J. L. Ambler a 00.. will proba-
bly be finished by tisturday.

Among the litthf visitors at Tuxedo
Park, we notice the name of Charles T.
Mathews, of Elmsnworth.

 

 

~Curblng, 50 cents a foot. William

Sheldon, contractor.

Christian Swarlz, of this city. was
elected a member at the Board of School
Visitors last evening, to till the vacancy
caused by the resignation of John 11.
Lee.

The Norwalk Library association are
making arrangements to hold an enter-
tainment in the near future lor the
benefit ol the association and to purchase
new books.

The Board ol’ Councilmen at their
meeting this evening will probably elect
a Street Commissioner. Several names
have been mentioned in connection with
the attics.

At the regular meeting of the Board
of School Visitors. held last evening, it
was voted to use “Hyde‘s Practical Les-
sons in English,” as an auxiliary to the
grammar now in use.

 

The Prohibitionists 0! this town will
hold a caucus in Dibble’s Hall. this even-
ing at 8 o’clock, lor the purpose of elect-
ing delegates to the county convention
to be held in Danbury, Wednesday, Jan—
uary 28th.

The luncral of Mrs. Nellie Brown was
held at the residence ol her sister, Mrs.
Keisler, on Tolles street, this city, yes
terday. Rev. C. M. Selleck ofliciated.
The remains were interred in Union
cemetery.

The South Norwalk Democrats will
hold a caucus at the Council Chambernn
Havlland street, Friday evening, to
nominate a candidate tor Councilman In
fill the vacancy caused by the death at
George L. Bogart.

The date lor dedicating the new
church in East Norwalk cannot be
stated yet, as the work of putting In the
Windows has not been completed.
This will have to be done before the
church can be carpeted.

The Saratoga County (N. Y.) Prohibi-
tionista have decided to secure the
services of Rev. W. H. Boole. ol Brook
lyn, formerly of South Norwalk, and
his wile, to speak for two weeks in the
various towns of that county.

At the quarto—centennial convention
of the Connecticut Temperance Union.
bsld yesterday afternoon in Hartford.
Rev. C. J. North, of South Norwnlk,
was elected a vice president in place at
Rev. C. H. Back. of Stamford.

At the South Norwalk Baptist church
there will be a joint meeting of the
church and society's committees this
evening. The subject for prayer meet-
ing on Thursday evening is—Imitating
Christ in Suffering. Everyone welcome.

--A. H. Hoyt & Son, borough, will
lor the next ten days sell all shoes from
$5 to $2.50 shoes at a discount of 50
cents per pair. See their storm slippers.

An exciting race for a new hat took
place on East avenue, Monday alter
noon, between s. g. “Pals Face" and 1:.
ll. “Lady Lalayette." The latter came
out ahead and her driver took the prize.
The horses ware driven by two butcher
boys.

Hope Hose company gave a social
dance at their house on Water street,
Norwalk, last night. About sixty guests
were present and a pleasant evening was
spent. Caterer Gordon served refresh-

ments at 11:30 o'clock, and the company
broke up at about 3 o’clock this morning.

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The circular sent out by Principal W.
C. Toots has been responded to quite
liberally and shows what the people
think of those things calculated to im-
prove the condition ol the schools. Some
very good suggestions have been made
and they will probably be heeded by Mr.
Fools.

William Tobey was arrested last oven
ing for his part in the Kilboy allray,
which occurred in flarrous saloon, on
Belden avenue, a few weeks ago. Alter
the light occurred, Tobey found it con
vealent to go away on a "visit," and had
just returned when he was arrested by
Oilicsr (iortnley. [To is being tried by
Justice Austin this afternoon.

n’l'ns Erimrm Seminar. can now be
lound on sale at J. C.Randle's store,
Winnipauk.

The third annual entertainment and
ball 0! the Stamford tits department will
be held at the Town Hall. Thursday
evening, Jan. 29 The entertainment
will begIn us, and dancing st10.Ths
artists engaged lor the cntertamment
are: imperial Quartetts of Boston, J.
I. Cobb, humorist, Ilsa Carrie Ionian
Ray, recitals and bird Imitationlst, Miss
Battle 8. Dorian, contnlto.

Tbs lightning mail carrier, Aaron Burr
Bennett, while drlvlng up West avenue
with the morning malls: a break-neck
and, lost cos of the new-tangled calks
which be attaches to his horse's feet.
Its did not discover the loss until he
arrived at the post other, when he was
nearly trautic. having his mail, he
started down the avenue on a dog trot
tollndthsmlmtng onlk. Haranncarlym
tothsArmory, when hsfound thsmlss-
lug article. and then carelully tying it
up In his handkerchlsl, was heard to sa-
mm: l"Thurs, Bennett. you’re so much”

 

 

Tbs Cadets 0] humorous will not
most thls evening. as their hall is not in
readiness for them.

An enjoyable whlst party was held at
the residence at Mrs. George H. Quin-
tard, on High street. Norwalk, last oven-
ing. A number ot relatives and Islands

were present and passed a pleasant
evening.

A special meeting Wot LincolnGouncll. 0.
U. A. M, was held last evening and ar-
rangemenIs were made to entertain dele-
gates lrom Waldemero and U ncus Conn
cils‘ol Bridgeport, who are to visit this
city on FrIday night.

Owing to the absence ol Rov.C. J
North from town. on account ol the
death at his uile’s parents, the liquor
casI hearing, which was to have been
continued to niorrow before the County
Commissioners. has bran postponed until
some day next w.«elr

IIIIII.I:§WV§I;I:III{I'I~ I'oit‘rii'n' noon.

SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL. WEDN ESDAY. JANUARY 21.1891.

 

 

 

armour. museums.
Norwalk Opera House.

Ii It. lfl‘ , longer.
For thus nights only at

Froslanl Fanshawe’s

DIAL cousin-non.

Thursday, Friday ail Saturday,

JANUARY 22, "‘

I" g 2 a
With Children s matinee Saturday alteration at 2- all
o'clock mun a Iqmtoire or new and almost
plays, bylr A.l£l'snnhaws andnudhyaoutur

company. tbs Yankee county at dawn
east Ma, “Asa Jon " lrldsy. ths «my I
latmt sure-.wlth Destiny. '“l'hs

"Y
ymatlass the artistic cone
Ilydra-aotloathcrn tits. “An American Beauty. "
Saturday evening. the roaring cantedy dramaot the
loplcof the day. “White Caps."
At the latices Saturday atmumn the handful
gold watch now on Inhibition at Atlllll’l II Peru! ry
store. widbcgivento the boy or "I" mung Till!

unborn! correctly spells English word:-
Im the letters cantatacdln the thru words. "Frost
and 'mhaws."

Price- 180, 280, 880..
‘lInrto loads lunar I9, at Hale's and
Plaislcd'sm it!) y' mimosa Hanson

 

Who Will be the l'lrst toll ,
Following Appeal 1'

Although the people of South Norwalk
are very benevolrnt, yet during a real-
deuce here 0! over twenty- live years, I
have new r belore known so many visits
made to the poor and destitute in their
homes as during this season. There
seems to be one phase of work of great
need. that has not secured the attention
it demands. We have found, in almost
daily visits among all classes, that very
many homes in 'our city are destitute ol
Bibles. About twenty such families
have been supplied with relorenco Bibles.
through the kindness of unelady. Alter
a time, it was thought his! to appeal to
the Connecticut Bible Society to supply
us. We accordingly did so, and recrivod
some iliblls. But We found that that
society is coll.= ~l upon In supply destitu-
liun all uwr tiII- rllili', not only through
its own house to boos.» visitors,hut alms
houses, jails, city missions, etc. It has
recently given 100 BlhlI‘I-l to the Soldiers
Home at Newton. Not long since our
own aims-house lr‘CI‘iVItd a donation
from this source. Now We regret to liml
the demands upon the snooty greatly
exceed the res Iurces. To whom. then,
shall we look nnoIlII r your to so; ply
with Bibles those destitute nms in our
town? “'0 r: all/3 the great run. ty (It
lood provided for the body, that it may
become strong and vigorous, but the
soul has no resource from which todratt
Its supplies, but [he llihle.

We ask can we all" ml to it'l’. this work
of the Connecticut Bible Sammy lan-
quish for want of funds? The prosper-
ous may will rejoice that they have a
Bible. Very many in poverty, and sul-
fering, need a Bible from which to gain
comfort in sorrow, and in Iho surround
ing darkness the entrancP of God's word
givct'n light. Then shall we not willing-
ly give oi our substacc ~ to rep: catch the
treasury ol the Conntcticut Bible Society
that Is now doing so much Important
evangelistic work In this commonwealth.
and would gladly do more were it not
financially crippled? While it is a union
society only one church in this town has
for years contributed to its support.
Should not all our cmzms gladly share
in bearing their part of the burden In
thIs noble work.

Therefore. any donations sent to my
address will be gladly forwarded to the
society. After which, we may call upon
the society lor Bibles lor the destitute at
our city. Who will be first to respond ';
Please send donations to

Mas. M. J. Barman.
33 Chestnut street.
South Norwalk.

' to the

Happym i he I on! is .1 liruie u'Ith" Ttho
Chester‘" , .1 1.1an wi: hl' Ic lun. ‘ ' of III Icmorning.
Won Routes!” Limo Co I- Dirk fines. New Your

TAYLOR & canons,

Hill] Ellfllfl flllll illilll’lllllfl,

WASHINGTON STREET
South Nor-walk, Conn.

suit: It

 

ron’ SAL}:

:Advemsements under this head, not exceeding 5
lines, lumebmatlmsshlk. l wankflm.

'l‘llli‘. HORSE, WAGON HAllNltfitl, 'l‘I)0l.~l.
Ito. belongln tothe'utethmnelhhlrrs. tn
quire on the prom are. No. 1.» Day street South
Norwalk Ml lw

 

"l‘WU choirs building In s w and a: test front. on
Went avenue. Apply to W. (2. SAMMIS, or
I. I. HUY’l‘ ”2 t!

 

TO LET.

rAdvortlsunsnla under this head. not ($th 6
line lttmsmc. surname, lwcek ’1. so.

 

 

NI HOUSINIVBN Knolls, ()Ntlllns‘llnm

street, 813 00. J. l... Burbank. 6t south lain
ltrcet. 151w

Tolll A r In lleDlN A\ Bill it. NoitW ALR

k (loud location tor any business. l’mseuun

tirstnl larch. or owner it desired. . \ppl] on the

promises. Illl 1w

LARGI Fl'ltlilt‘illll) R00! TO'th'l' TO A
gentleman: soutltun exposure; within five
minnm‘ walkot the borough. Address 'Ll 'Nar
walk post. other. 113 lw

 

 

 

I DU!!! 0? till Boosts 0N WOODWARD

avenueJla. Aim house of slx mum-I. Tia-l
Norwalk. Ol-l. Parlor hon-eon Woodward arcane,
.9. inquire of [A Woodward.

i him sun It Ions uv than train

and Taylor awnni Rents iron) 14 III ill

permonth. can run Ill rlasscv. Raymond, “('0-
ill

LAMB! BUILDING, LA" Drill) FOR A
list factory: main buildin 3617!). two stories
and uldltlon ms). and 0 cs; a good holler,

 

86 horse powvr uultali lav any business. A nly
W‘élhn II. Knapp, No. 82 Witt strut, sooth "r
wal

"”?Efi'3?“'fi7miii§fE‘Jnifii‘ia-
”.0"an that 31') pply to W. B.
8mm)" 31 West “not. Booth Non-1k Mott

5300! 1’me WATER BTltll't'. $0;
Wrouwmr street. Ill; 2mm
unemtonW-Ier street, M: 2 room tenementon
Wales-um. Id; SmunteumsntouWatI-rsueet,
:2: nmmtonW-mstmIJo 3 74m
nsrsuu'l‘aylor avenue, $10; I" . room tstnmeu
on Arch street. It: flay-out! Bros. In! II:

[II Hwy-212351“) Roxanna-m ltlllllll.

water,
with sublingloslvv Meow stables, chicken
gasket rap-tr Inquire or c.

all In
nun-Z at “old Inn on Company on tl

 

 

 

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localitylulsua Wake unto
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£33.33 fin...

 

Tenth Annual Masquerade Ball

0? THE

GERMAN SENEEBBUNI]

Germanla llall, Washington Alt. Bridge

MONDAY El/ENTNG. IAN. 26.
Tickets. admitting ‘. antlemau and ladies 980w,

ex: In lady, to Cents.
Music by Prof. Heine's Full OrrhII-tri.

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\ oak-c.

LL persons li wing bills against the late Sam Iel
A IV store are truncated to or rent- Irm- fur s.
tlemenr Al-opewrmnsnwn .zbil’ a :II t.) no u run In
make payment as soon as [xlosihle Io
GEO P. WATS P3, or
J'hllw MR5 5A3“. ill. W A'l'BTli.

lllslrlct of Noni/alts, as: l’rulmlc

‘2 on", January 12‘ l, A. 1) Mil,

Estate at Vii lism Keith. late or Noruhk, In
said district, donned.

The Cnurtol l’rnbnte to: the District of Vorwalk
hath limited and wow-«.1 six months In an the I: II.-
hereof {critic Creditor.- of film! earth:- to .xl lvvv
thI Ir claims for so 'tlenu nl. Those who u
present thI ll’ amounts prnpirly sttcs' I-l
rulti lune. v. 1‘ hr Ileharri Il. II n tuvery .‘tl ..
indebted to and Haiti. an- [MIVT‘HEVI «l to u“, I m
DlI Ilinlo paym. m In

2MB HENRY SEY Milli kt. Aillnll

l‘ “y Board of Bell” italics .

Nu’llCB [S HEREBY GIVEN THAT Till?
llmnl ol’ Relic! for the (‘I' y at math N r
walei. l mm on Monday limaryfi Ivr l .1) m l
Saturday Tannery 10an illp m l’mlsy. i’mi.
ary lb, atT: I) p In... and Thursday January :1. at
7:30 p lit, at Iiio I' urine: lI' II.-,Im"nr for m:- pnrp- me
of hearing and Alt' srmlning Iii appeals from The
doIn_ ml the (‘Ity Assessors and eqnaluii: :unl

adj ustiugibe I‘altirttlon in the l stui' 1M).
.MAT’lthW ('ZIlitBB’l‘l Iliivnnl r
Jails W DARK. l H .It
Dated lll Ilm'w :y INSULIN) Nurwslk th inn :1 “ly
of ll_:o~.-rul:er ism

 

sinuil I.r

’I‘HE BOARD UT“ BELIEF»! the Town or SM
walk, on the Assessment “Ht n! 151M. m:
mocrntnm nfi‘: c of Nu. m.- sermon Monday .sz n
or) 5 l~,01 or z! oclock p In, natnrdmy ivinnary
II) atztocl v kn In. Wednesday, Tammy H st.
061le In; Saturday. laundry 1.. at z: o c nrk
p m; ulncs ay January ‘21 at . o'cloekgimh
and Saturday January 24. at 10 clock p In 1'
pa cl hearing and determlning an and n 1 up
made I I then 'mm thsdoluga ot I eAsaesaors.
The Roast! n? Hallo! will meet with tho Lump )r'
as a Joint Board, Saturday January .‘I at :2 o 'aiuck
p. m lor the purpose or absting the polls of I III
rid disabled persons.
B 3. RH“! i
“Kiln HEY MUUT‘L.
l’LAT'l’ i’itll' B
Norwall: I'onn Decemlicrcfl 1511).

Board
of

l Pellet.

«it?

Did you want the l’uregurii:
and discover that it was all out
or the bottle IIIisplac-rd 1’

Avoid such Iiiislizips In the
future by purchasing on»
our

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FAMILY MEDICINE GASES

l‘onlnining all the rI-Im-IliI-s
usually called fin proptrly
marked and .zilw iys in plm: o

is your stationery gettinvr
low? Callundsee us, Wei um
show you some lllttl Illlpt I :.II
prices \Ihilh will inuko you
buy.

‘l

Plill'l'lill ’8

DRUG STORE.

43 WASHINGTON STREET

sou'm NollWAlllfi.

‘ prices.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DO YOU REALIZE

T hat we are sellin" Fine 1' only Gilt Lilac Butler in the buyers
rite, 25c per pound, clioapnt 28c ' 'lho choicest Creamery
Butler in one half pound prints at 32c. per pound, It sells
like Long' 9 Breaklast Flour—~rupidly. ll 0 give you II grout liar-
gain in splendid Florida Orniwes, any size at I’llc I101. \lcs-
Slim Tart Oranges, ‘Jllc II «107 \l c are sellin" y'timls cheaper
this ya} Ir than on r llt'itltl‘ Dun! let people u H you that
goods are hivrh (' all and sec us; go when: the crIIIId goes,
and act your share of the bargain» in tIlour, Ru: 9 intuit,
( olive Buckwheat, harnucuous Guilds, and especially we giic
you .I siric tit hurl: price To: fur am :I pmiml. that um! be
lw'nt In this lil‘y
Ask In em: tin- or in nu- w-lim‘ H mm c In (II-l .t 56‘! \‘l iti‘lil‘l‘

A. “lion musing: .‘Il‘llillllt’ H’K'L “h l ”M? (ii at

Charles E. ii.“7’f:>’,eymours

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3:} Washington Street. South .‘I'III'II'nlk.

Gail Wednesday and get a. glass
of Soda Water, Free.

 

 

 

 

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HEM. THE PRICES

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Is Now 011.

THE ONLY SALE OF ITS KIND EVER
GIVE-Iii? IN SOUTH NORW ALE.

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price list, get one, peruse 1t‘
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of a good many dollars to you

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