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HOSTERY A6 ' SPECIALTY.
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TIIE EVENIJIIG SENTINEL.
6llbs larfinigbyisspsndingthe
Christmas holidays at her home. No. 12
NORWAIJ NEWS.
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roman neuron. commas PRESENTS.
A. DiCkerman & Son,
STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
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All young men are invited to be present
at the Christmas song servig in the Y.
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0n accountof the heavy mail at the
pcstofilce, this morning. the mail car—
I‘M 00ml" litter-MW. Tolls street. A M 3"!" °‘ I?“ "°"' “" it C. A. rooms, to-morrow sfternon st riers were obliged tomaketlve trips in- _,
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MANY PIECES IN
13 North linin'Street, South Norwalk,
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day. at the Boston store orwa Telephone 0.“. 52,3.
21 Wall Street. Norwalk.
Telepbouem 5T8
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Profits of the Daub-r! M.
promises tohcuenerally
colder and clean! wad by partial cloadio
uses and slightly] her tunperatars. To.
momw it promises lobe generally from fair
lire. William G. Thomas, of East sve-
The weather to-da fol
one, has returned from New York city.
-—-H. Krieger is selling cloaks at twenty
per cent below cost. -— « -
Workman are lowering the borough
water pips on Fort Point street, from
Vanandtaveuue to Thomas Benedicts
Business will be generally suspended in strain} snnvrcris.66 66
fluid Worcester.
Crown Derby.
_, Serves.
iiinton.
ltedon.
Wedgewuod.
limoges.
CUT CLASS
we have fine designs for the
Table or Decoration.
All the Latest
PERFUMES.
-—-—«———--
Toilet Cases.
Manicure Sets.
Gold Pens.
Fountain Pens.
ETC.
II. A. Plaisted,
.Druggist.
13 some» 81.. So. Iiurvrall.
lllXATiliilll
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KILLS ALL PAH A80 museum
THE SYSTEM.
lu' lion tones,
In lure Restless liars,
to lure Sleepless lights.
With increasing Appetite and perfect Diger
thlnopntakcatheplacnnf despair: your
fill! filth become a delight and Life a
Jar.
'I'hcn stop that cough with
Yankee
Lilili- SflfllliEll.
Aakmndxhbwshmtigsndif not fully
to portly cloudy, with slowly rising tempera-
ture, followed possihly by snow.
LIB‘I' or LETTERS
Remaining uncalled for at the following fit
oifieea for the week ending Decal”. r
sons calling for any of these letters will please
say they are advertiosd:
th Nuwalk—rfrank Howard. Daniel
ro Onlardlnn. Mn. 1.
Knapp. Frederick “"1 “us, Charles 1]. Milan. A.
8.1.0 isn. hf.
Mrs. loin” Irony. Inn’s. Keyscr, wl'unm
Ly mondstlrs B.Yalsntine.l\iiss Grace
B.Coomea. Herbert haelock, CI
11. C. Patcben. Jain rs Raynor. it!
Miss Mary Mourniiumz.
viLlaBo well. LE. Roibb ins, Mr. Guam
Brown. Johnhl. Bro nMiasClar-aw Dakln. Wil-
liamfl Gas-erg]! Griffith (‘W .bheiin
A 11. Norman, tortilla Lane. liam E. Peck.
East Norwalk- Bartel, Mr. John H.
Batu,“ Fable bib". William A. Gilbert.
hint! .dA.Baymor. I
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SOUTH NORWALK.
What the People of Our City are Doing
- ‘and Sarina.
mess-riser. thishes all its readers a
very merry Christmas.
—.I——--—
—Money not locked up, but put in
circulation. See change in goods at
lane‘s. 51 Washington street.
.4
The grocery stores will beclnsed all
day Monday.
—-Useful presents at Raymond‘s furni-
ture store.
Miss Lavinia M. Scoville, of South
Main street. is visiting relatives in New
Haven.
—A fresh supply of choice mixed can-
dy, chocolate creams and broken candy
at H'sruel's, 19 liorth Main street.
Several South Norwalk young people
went to Rowsytolu Inst evening and en»
joyed the line skettingon Chasmsr's pond.
~Silk mutiler given to every purchas—
er oi an overcoat at Bielefieid‘s, 12 North
Main street.
The nnnualsalIr-oi pews of the South
N-Irtvalk (.‘tyll;'i“v‘~,,slltnillil church “Ill
takerlnr'I-at the church next Tuesday
evening,
-Wc haven’t got the best turkeys on
wealth, but we have the.- finest in Norwalk
for the and 18c a pound. Come early
and get first choice, at Hayes' market.
The new teacher of the New Cannon
band is Thomas Hope. of Norwalk, who
gave his first lesson to the band on Tues
day eveiiirig
4.... __
—Csli‘anl nettle large stock at Ray-
mond's furniture 30019.
i". J. Force and family, of South Main
street, will spend Christmas in Danbury.
Ilr. Force has been engaged to sing in
the First Methodist Episcopal church of
that place.
«Junio- Brown does painting, paper
hanging and general jabbing. Order
slain in post office. 1’. 0. address, No. I
Hariland street. South Norwalk, Ct.
George H. YanHeiu, of 4 South llain
street, has gonetto New Jersey to spend
Christmas. Previous to going he won
the three handsome chickens at Gustav
Pitner’s. P" ‘M
-—'1'wenty first per cent. discount on
table silverware. Saturday, at the Boston
property.
cup, depot restaurant. Open all night.
winter on his orange grove.
mos.
All are invited.
Lane’s. 51 Washington at.
road Monday.
scholars.
«At lane's,
plenty of candy, trash to-dsy.
December 28, at 7:30 o'clock. in the loo
them.
—l~‘.mcy baskets and boxes at Lane's
5! \lzisltiugton st ,
and Din-I. )1. ii. Wilson, who is principa
of a schIIoI in Huntington, L. l , is spemi
ington, l) (7., on a two Wt‘t‘ku' visit.
the city at Comstock Bros'.
day evening.
restaurant. Open all night.
roton this afternoon to visit the sick sol
delicacies.
-—-llolidny presents at Raymond s iurni
turn store.
tender turkey for Christmas,
—Purc codes with pure cream, (is. a
W. W. Comatock started yesterday for
Clay Springs, Orange county. Florida,
where he will spend the balance of the
—Toys for decorating Christmas trees.
sold at cosh at. DeMott & Fowler's for
the two remaining days before Christ-
Dr. W. A. Lockwood will speak at the
Union Gospel Temperance Reform as-
sociation meeting, Washington street
bridge. tomorrow afternoon at 3 oclock.
—Huyler’s candy, fresh every day, a
Frank Lacey, a well known passenger
brnkcmun on the Danbury division of
the Consolidated, will take a pisition
on the New York and New England
—Grent lnrgains in candy unpacked
10-day in Lane]; 51 Washington street.
Henry Booger, janitor at. the Franklin
street school building, received a hand-
some picture yesterday as a Christmas
present from the teachers. Many of the
teachers received presents from their
51 Washington street.
Mr. Knudsen will give a popular Illus-
trated lecture on chemistry, on Monday,
lure room at 37 Chestnut street, South
Norwalk. Those who have tickets may
invite their acquaintance; to attend with
less. tlmn cost in Ill}.
Miss Mary Wilson, daughter of t'uptuin
ing Christmas at her home on Riverside
avenue. Wednesday she leaves for Worth
-—The most elegant line of scaris in
The Sunday school festival and enter-
tainment of the South Norwnlk Congre-
gational church will be held on Wedues»
Sunday evening a special
children's Christmas service will be held,
the pastor preaching specially to them.
—Reasonsble prices at Lane's depot
A delegation from the Woman‘s Relief
Corps oi Douglas Fowler Post. is at No-
dicrs in the hospital at Fitch's home.
They carried with them Christmas bags,
containing cake, candy. fruit and other
You will certainly want a plump and
You can
—The swelleat dolls oi all dolldnm are
at the Boston Store, Norwalk.
hi. 1.. Kellogg, manager of the Califor.
nia Opera company, was in town yester-
day. calling on friends.
—[)ruggist Hale will give every ms-
tomer to night a cup oi delicious hot
choctdate free. Ask him about it.
lilies Bertie Wilson, who is attending
school at LnSalle institute, BIBIOD, is
home for the holidays.
—Shari'\g sets at Hailc' s.
Mr. and hire. Jamu H. Johnson. of
Merrdcn, will spend Christmas with
relatives on upper Alain street.
—-Go to Harml’s, 19 North Main street.
for your candy baskets, canes. etc.
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Raymond, of
New York city, will spend Christmas at
the Raymond homestead on Knight
street.
—Srlk suspenders, fur glovrs, clIoIce
neckware, silk umbrellas, cones, boys'
suits and the Paragon pauts,nt Mitchell's.
\Yull utmost. Norwaik.
There will be u full’chorsl service at
St. Paul's, to morruw morning and
evening. the first ever rendered in tint
venerable church.
—Skates!skates!skatesl Peck & Sty-
der‘s, Barney & Berry'aJudies'anJ gun's
At Comstock’a hardware, 11:! Wash at.
Harry Curl, formerly sexton of. the
Norwalk Methodist church, died it his
home on Brook street, this ruorting.
after u week's illness of interminent
fever.
~lu the book of business rules at. the
[Loom store, Norwslk. there Is no tuch
vroni us "keep," hence every thing is the
our: of holiday grotto must 1».- soid Satur-
tiny , u about regurd to cost.
I hints knuuibellei 'urtur and Lites k‘. A.
' Dunn, of New York city, will spend
Christmas at the Raymond harm-skull,
Knight street.
-Speciul inducements for the holi—
days In wines and liquors for table use
or. [tells & i‘arrinxtou's, Norwalk.
s
Tire serving circle of St. Paul's church,
under the leadership of Mini [Anise
Lwnnrd, is prepuing a Christmas but
for the little once at the town home for
children.
——-l)ou't full to attend the great dis-
count snle Saturday, at the [boom more,
Nownlk. __"
Many suppose than the town children
are at. the county home on the West-
port road. Theynre under the cum oi
Hrs. howls, near the pom house.
«Wlll'i A good place to buy your
Christmas candies. WIIY I’ Come and
sec Starr, the confectioner, 61 We! st.
Norwalk, Conn.
The King’s Daughters of the First
Congregational church will 30 to the
Children's Home this evening and pre-
sent the little folks rmh a Christmas
tist church, this
Concord street
presents from th
Nor-vslk. Lust
ofA. C.
or, will be open
Chain.
'lmh In)"
spring.
January 4.
:zftcnm In.
town Monday. The grocery stores will
he closed. The butchers will open for a
short time in the morning.
Albert Mnubey, of West Norwaik, and
Ilia; Elizabeth Smith, of Hoyt street,
Will he married by the Rev. F. E. Rob-
bins, at the parsonage of the First Bap-
evening.
—The most complete assortment of
Umbrellas at Comstock Hros'.
Cyrus (,2. Barber. the janitor of the
was presented
with nbandsorne etching by the leach-
ers. The latter also received several
eir pupils.
51'me ,
-Ten per cent. discount on handker-
chiefs. Saturday. at the Boston store,
day.
Ernest and Arthur, the two little sous
Wheeler, of Arch street. are
having a Christmas tree this afternoon.
About a dozen other little folks are en-
joying it with them.
—As6 it is a cold dny Lane's confection
Sunday night.
Norwnlk members of the Sons of Tom-
pernnce vrili heinteresned to know that
Friendship Division. of New Canaan, will
celebrate its forty~eighth anniversary on
Thursday evening, January 1‘3.
—-lr will pay you to call and examine
our suits and overcoat.» before purchas-
mg elsewhere. Henry Bieiefield.
On January 1 Norwnik Lodge. No.
3881. G. U. 0. 0. R, will be transferred
from Norwslkto South Norwalk. Tire
lodge room will be located in the hall
occupied by the Knights of the Mystic.
~Grant scurnfice sole of cloaks um!
millinery at H. Krieger's.South Norwalk.
while
——l.ovr prices at Hale‘s.
Plans are helm: mml» for o $25.00!) resi-
dence on lrllmcrcst avenue for lra Cole.
lt is reported on good authority that at
least four other new
built on the some uvcnue this coming
~1‘he holiday impulse is strong in
linens. ut the Boston store Norwulk.
The Norwnlk Democmic club will
hold a meeting Tuesday night to act upon
the matter of hireingaspecial cur totske
the club to Hartford to witness the inau-
guration of Governor Luzon 11. Morris,
—Dou't. forget to exit—rhino our line of
Furnishing Goods. at Comstock Bros.
The following is the programme for
Christmas week at Grace church: bion-
dsy, Tuesday and Wednesday. iloly
communion at 11 n. m.: Tuesday. 7 p.
m., Christmas service; Saturday, ihwcern-
her 31, at 11:30 p. m.. Evening Prayer.
\Villlum
lunlurumt his lilt‘fl were getting out
:utlnvniuln' from his quarry on Spring
hill. they come upm :t nest of snakes
Twenty tin-oi them were killed and u
number escaped.
houses will be
Dr. W. J. Tracey's home. attached to a
carriage,was standing in Gregory‘s livery
stables on Knight street this morning,
waiting to be driven out. When one'of
the doors was opened the horse started
and ran against the closed door, break-
ing the harness. Clearing himself from
the carriage he dashed down the street.
He was captured near the horse car
stables.
—-For thnt cold feeling try Hale’s hot
chocolate.
There will be four mosses at St.
blary's church to momiw, Christmas
morning—at 5:30, 7, 8:30 and 10:30
o‘clock. The musical part of the 10:30
mass and vespers will bsithesame seat the
poutificinl high main and vespers on the
occasion of the consecration of the
church on the tub. The church will
The usual Christmas collection will be
taken up.
—l‘lome made cocoanut cake at lane's.
51 Washington street.
People didn't seem to care. to venture
out of doors last night, and the streets
were. in consequence. practically desert-
ed. it was a bitter cold night. The
mercury fell steadily through the after-
noon and evening until midnight ther-
mometers practically agreed at 8 and It)
degrccs ubovc zero. But it was the high
wind that penetrated the thickest cloth—
ing and drove clouds of dust into the
eyes of citizens, and made life generally
miserable for those who were exposed to
its blast. The cold weather continues
tut-day, with a still higher wind.
—\innicure sets at Hale's.
Sherman Cmurnandery. No. 670. Unit-
ed Ordernf the Golden Cross. held its
annual meeting last night and elected
the following officer-s: G. L'.. G. C
MechumV. C , Miss Etta lienedim: K.
of R , George C. Countm‘k: l". K. of it.
Howard W. Duty: treasurer. \Y. N.
Simone; herald, C. H. Bruin: prelate,
\lrs 5.1 lit-mullet: \V. of l. (1.. Miss
Rourcr: \V. of U. (1.. W. l". Fillorr: rep
rescutative tn growl commandery. .l. l“.
Alger. Seven candidates were in-
itintt‘d.
——Go to liaym‘ market. for turkeys.
You urcuot compelled to buy oranges
with them. ltic and 18c a pound.
i" or a sore throat there is nothing bet-
ter than n iiunncl bandage dampened
with Chamberlain's Pain Balm. it will
nearly always cliect a cure in one night’s
time. This remedy is also a favorite for
rheumatism and has cured many very so
{ere 088011.
-A large annulment oi cornicopiss scl-
ling at cost, at Dellott & l-‘ovvler' s, \‘o. ti
South Main street.
When on a visit to lows, Mr K. Dul-
ton. of horny, Russell County. Kansas,
called at the laboratory of Chamberlain
52 (30., Des Iioinea, to show them hissix-
yenrvold boy, whose life had both saved
by Chamberlain‘s Cough lbmedy, It hav-
ing cured him of a very severe attack of
croup. Hr. Dalton h certain that it sar-
be handsomely decorated with greens. and Le
Preachers and Their Themes in Norwulk
Churches 'l'o-lnorrow.
Son-n] Nonwau Cosoamnroxau West
avenue and West streets. tier; Gerald 11.
Heard, pastor. Services 10.3) a. In and 7:00
£00m. . Sunday school 12m. Young Peoples
lsty of Christian Endeavor meeting at
Wo'chock sub net. 'I'he Baheof Bethlehem:
\\ hat (lifts Sh. vre liri Him?" The pas
tor‘s morntn suojeat will The Mission of
theChrist " “51‘th evening. a senice special-
ly for the members of the Sunday school will
behold. the aster preaching on The Gift of
Gifts" The coring of the Junior Young
People 3 Societym vi 111 be held Wednesday after
noon nt 1 o clock
Sum" Nonwar. it )ls‘runnrsr. West avenue
near Gunter. iiev. ii. B. Bonus, or.
Services 115)) a. Ill. and m) p. in; hundny
schooi.l .. m. .
Pine street. Nu settled pastor. Preachi lug,
Y . l’. 5. C E. prayer meeting, till) p. in.
Twain Ens: our. West street and Fair-
neld avenue, South Norwalk Ker Olin Hal-
lock, rector. Christmas Day Morninfil’raymeru
sermon and Holy Communion. Ill
Sundav school at 12.15 p.m Evenin
and sermon at 7.10pm Service to t e Swrd-
ish language in the pSunday school room at 2'1!)
p. m.
Nonrmln Cosonmarroxu. corner Park
win streets. Rev/1'. '
. Sen-icon at 19;!) a. tn. and Tulip. ru.:
1'. S. C. E. meeting. lid!) p. In.
printed, ,consistingb of recitatious. carols.
sponsive readin
brief address by“65 the pastor.
noes tier George YanAlst ne. 1) I), tor
Services ltb‘l); a m. and 7 p. m: mlsy
001. 12211.; Epvvorth League meeting, 8:21”).
or. Morning sermon, 'Jesus. the Moder of
the Centuries K\wlnfi, Christmas concert.
Roan“; Bingo, East avenue. opposite
Green. liter. Hob bins. pastor. Ser-
vice-3.1031“. m. l6nrnri' . Skip. to; Sunday school
1:: ru.: temperance serv re 31') p. 111.; young
people's meeting. till) p. m. Muruiu n'r bjett,
:Lorvly Creator»; or,‘ étmws from t e Mung-
'Etening suliject,‘ "l rm cling to theJ dge-
mom: W ith Sins i’mze’itng or i-uilowrug. "
site lhetlrecn. Nurwalk. Rev S. T. Graham
rector. Christmas Day. Holy Communion
2.1!) a. m; liirine service with Hot Corn-
mnnrnn, full thornl and sermon. iii-.3 a. "1.:
subject. ’Nutcs from the An Choir."
Divine servin- full choral wit scrmon. at
Till m.: so bier-t. "not” from the Angelic
1 'ho r' ‘mntinucd. and special carol service.
Sunday school Christmas festival Tuesdiny
evening or . '11). free sittings and a cordial
weltome to all.
Gnsct Errsr‘oru. Belrleu avenue and I‘m
street. Nora-ails. itev. S 11. Watkins. rector.
Christmas Day. 11on Communl p.71!)
a. m.; Morning Prayer, Litauy and sermon
loci!) 6s. m; Souls) Mhml.12:tlrm.;ctiorui
ev nsong and address. at 2': :1) n m Confir-
mation Irclurc after the service.
51' Mutt“. it. (7.. «truer of \Yc-t avenue
sndt‘hspehtn-ei Nit-Walk Rev W. J Slov-
um.p.1.~trrr 1.0 I: Marci T n "1.: t hildn-‘n s
.\l. I~.\I~: Ilium; High Slam-I. Midi) l m.;
1.1) p m
Burr szxtrn Innomwr, near YnnZnurll
revenue. East \‘orvralk. Rev. 1‘ M. Fermi)”-
lrrr. Pnerhlngmrln. ill. and atop. m. .u -
do} «hurl 1.. ms; young people ~' muting hilt
[f
5r. P.u"t. rt 11mins, \ anZnndt nnl Osborn
lt\t.'illltԤ. [inst .N'onraik. Sunday sch mi 31111).
to; ilivinc ssrrvi ‘e nvll h sermon at I: ' I p. m.
Auras-r (‘rtmmnm YanZandt avenue. Bart
\ capers.
Nuru‘nlk. Pvt-,nrhln 105!) is. Ill. and 73’!) p
"r.: Sunday school In. Young People' :9 meet-
ing iii!) p. to.
Earn 3'0“.wa Swans" t’osoum AT!()!\'AI..
Riven-mic avcnuc. Rev. C. J. Anderson.
day school. 3:2!) p. m.
Socru Norrtvnl. K Llrrmtr Roms. 3'.‘ f‘hest-
not sum 1. German sundsy school at llb'll a.
m.: her-m nu so't‘t'lccrl at 2.1!) p. m. by pas or.
(I‘. A. iirockrnricr; Esousn Stavros at so)
I' m.
Srnlrvnwiml) l'mox mural. Ely avenue:
South Noruulk; Sunday richwl.35llp
evening sent r- .. ’:.l)p m.. subject, ‘God‘s Plain
of Solution lJohn iv it.
Gunsrrsvn. Lat u sent. Church street. near
Taylor avenue. Sunday sclurol at 3S!) p. m.
Yovso Man‘s t'unrnrlan Assocurlom—
Iiihlo class at 3 p. m.; Song service at i p. m
Artur: an lmoum Bersconn. Knight
street, \‘orsvalk. Rev. J. D Jacobs. pasta».
\loruing service at 10.0 a. 111.; Sunday school
at lklhp. m4 l’rnyer meeting at 1:2!) 9 In. ..
evening service at in) p. m.
Convnnr Barron Ilocttrr.Quintard Ituild-
inst. writer “ all and Knight streets. \‘orwalk.
Pastor. Rev. 1’. (harm W.l’ow1ks. Christian
Endeavor meeting. III!) p. In.
mac a. m and .11) p. in. .. Sunday school 12 in; ~
l’rayeri I with the view
Nible, l). 1)., fl!
Morning if“
subject. “the tlladncsa of the Advent.“ For.
the errning a delightful programme has been ' .’
,I I. I .
y the congregation and nMAW
snatch». I. ._ . _
\onwna Mnnonm \Yest and Mott. ave. , liE'i.
Sr hens Interment. Church street, opptr '
tor. Services at 10.3); In. and Tilt p. on; bun- ’ N
The Danbnry Agricultural society has
elected the following directors: 8. 1].
Bundle, .1. W. Beacon, B. D. Norris, G.
M. Rundle. G. E. Sears, George Green,
J. W. Porter, Henry Bernd, C. 8 An-
drews. T15 receipts for 1892 include:
Admission tickets, $13, 281. 15;. d
stand 32.3%.:50 rents and privieges,
$515195:st appropriation, 8846.;08
total, 331039.53. The expenditures
aggregate $20 122. 38. and include: Care
of grounds, 8] 128.05: salaries of direc-
tors. $1775; premiums, $7,695.;12 fig;-
e
nianent improvements. #1, 442. 99.
Taylor & Golden.
Real Estate and Insurance
WASHINGTON STREET.
Persons looking foralot. or house andlot,
purchasin. are invited to
call and examineour list. \ ohave them for
vear s profit' ts $3, 9666i? 1).
Sour" Schwinn: 11 APTIS’I’.“ est avenue near.
sale in every part of the city at rraronahl e
prices and on casv terms. umf
‘ hfifisn
60C SEAofIIr rooms on Pine street. ppl
to James C Crows, West avenue, Soot
Norwalk. dattf
\ COTTAGE containing nine rooms.
ho ply to M111. )1. Stevens, Prospect H
rough.
1)LEASAXTLY furnished rooms to let for
ladies or gent emen. Inquire at Mrs.
Steierrvald s. 17 Railroad Pl lace. (119 Irv
“'0 flats one of seven rooms and one of
nine mms. in the “ridden building. cor-
ncr of \Y all and River streets. Sol-walk.
ply on the prom wit,
(ttl‘i‘l‘AG? of six rooms, corner Grove street
and “'oodward avenue. 81.3: cottage G
\\ oodward avenue. rent 311; live rooms on
first floor. corner South Main street and Han~
ford Place. Rent $I5: four rooms corner
Woodward avenue and Meadow street: rent
39. Apply to E.A. Woodward. .34. f
III-I Chichester place. 24 Marshal street.
Barn and about one are of and:
abundance of fruit trees, etc. Rent. per
month. inqu re at then cool the 01d “ell
(‘ ignrt o. "1 Washington street.
[JO-ii nreptinns entertainments. pnrths and
11,1111:r ). A. Di. ‘ \Y-aur .~rr ct.
Somali: Eler trir lights and all modern run»
venicmvb. A! reusouable rates. inquire of
J i). Jennings. 1 Knight street. n21 3m
111: store lately «tempted by the J. and J.
Hermann Company. a so a suite of rooms
in James block. Applyto F. at. John 101k
wom1.tru-tce.nlo It
cuts alibi...“ 6
Clint" ‘ERY business in the borough at a
and stand inquire at the Sentinel
brunt office. Norms] k. (13331;,
I 050 reach skates ea- ~in adjusted to tit any
1 size heel. e‘onth Norwalk Hardware ('o.
no
' ‘NLTICE.
Annual TOVIII.“ Business Meeting.
’1‘“! inhabitants of the'l'orm of Nurwnlk
are herenv n uti Led and warned that a
town meeting will he held at the 'iown House
in said Nero-all; on Wednesday. the :3" h day
of Dcremh. r. A. 1). 1w}. at 3 o'clock in the
aftornoon. for the 'ullowiug pur e. to wit:
To hear the Annual returns: to ay the state
and town taxes. including the support of
schools. and to make the annual appropriation
for repairsof highways for thecurrent year:
and toauthorizc the select-ten to abate the
taxmui thrm: persons whoiatlul to npplyto
the Board of Relief for such ererirptionn no
they would have been entitled to bail such ap-
"cations been mad.
xled ut Norwaik. the 21st day of Member.
“0510A“ W. RAYMOND 'rlelectmen of
riunmnmsr AKEB thn'l'own
2mm El. nasmm 'i or 312:1"1"
l
~00 to Deliott A: Fowler's for the
cheapest and best candy in the city,
made fresh every day.
Don' t think because you' re tired of or-
dinary food.
NOTICE.
11!: annual sale of pews of the Houth Nor-
. it. It t‘onmogstiunai church will take
place Tuesday evening. Disc." ..., at the church
at 7:1!) o'u lock.
store, Norwalk. Laatday. _ . .
“numb-attire IL“...— 8“ 0f“- l“ '9“ M all "'9 fixings “”0" t and 1“ —-An elegant piano lamp at. less than ed M’ boy 5 his and i. enthusiastic in h. There‘s nothing you can find to cut, that‘s Tilt] Board Of Belief “OTTO.-
m willhs held in the 3.0.1”. gowtth it, at E. J. Wadham's people‘s, rec 5' ‘ M...”— the manufacturer's wholesale price, at. praise of tho Remedy really truly good. Wl‘tl‘tfiflu have“ gtvpn that thefts-rd of
W church .1, 5,30 (,ch market. Norwslk and Booth Norwaik. ~1A fresh supply of Huyler‘s candy ilale'a ‘ “"0“. often melons “d is my 301- “M :16kllin‘t’lrlytch Y" “Tam Now-15m!
‘ 6 "1%“th Tthhristrnas fee. He also carries a*choicalinsot meats. for the holidayl. st DaKiyn's. Norwslk. ~Lcave your orders for ice cream at door taken ' t‘lllzy tin-'3?“ rialz‘lnnt M312},—
A andsells them at living prices. Step in ' 3t. 11 'a but school closed yea- lane's, 51 Washington street , . _ ' , z“ I m ‘5” the ‘n
C WWW 36:1 BOJI’OBWALK. Bu” 1".“ .b. 1 “six, “m II “a 1““, your on“. “my. you w out “Gunman “.m Imx ,. ‘ I‘y gummy Won. 3"“ M-.. 4...... ‘9‘ '0" "bk “”1”“ “'1” you ‘0 "y tire-pu6rwg‘m of "h‘e‘arina andmdsterminins [all
some "FERBIS" BACON.
u. a in r beet ty Am
on your holiday shopping tour this after- eis'es were held in the different rooms. at I" J' 1" BUG. an extensive real '5' :grmhlll’z'llag ninth! “its; the valuation l:
G. A. Gregory 8: 00..
. NORWALK. CT.
RAISINS
Ianrhsttarorchsapsrthannow.
as... rm one...
—6—0range options a very fashionable
fad. Didyousirersatan orangewitha
‘ spoon? 'i‘ryits‘butllrst get the spoons
at the Boston store, Ncrwnlk. 35 per
cmtdhconnte these goods Saturday.
'l'lanltflatml festival at theSpring-
woodchapsl vi Itske ptacesomceven-
ooon or evening.
hlufl’s.
——Lobsters for Christmas at Huntd:
By the figure-of merit forthe first
month of the drill mason, published
The Junior Whatscrer Circle of King's
Daughters of the First Baptist church is
holding a Christmu sale at Ilia- Alice
Lyon’s home, corner of Knight street
and North avenue, this afternoon.
-—-’l‘wenty-iive per cent. discount on
toys and games of all kinds, Saturday. at
Last day.
the close of which her. Fathers Rheum.
O'Brien and Duggan presented each
scholar with a bag of candy and fruit.
-—l"ifty per Jamar on dolls.8ata
noisy, at. the Boston store, Norwalk.
tate dealer In D. loines, lows, narrow-
ly escaped one of the severest attacks of
pneumonia while in the northern part
of that state during a recent blizzard,
saysthe Saturday Review. Hr. Blaine
had occasion todrivo several miles dur-
ing the storm and was so thoroughly
Chrisl;as Past-I Inlay Orders.
The number and value of foreign
money orders issued at the New York
post» office during the holiday season is
something remarkable. All foreign
money orders. no matter where in the
United States they are innsd, are invari
the list of run.
Al'i’illW CORBETT t liloard tof
HENRY i). F1) )X, into!
Dated at the City of South Nonalkl, lhlot f.“
dayot DecomberJR. :1
NOTICE. '
"flaringbpulehassdmu the Investment #0::
- from thnad‘utantgsneral‘a office, it ap- The newly elected officers of Dwyers chilled thathe was “my,” get warm, abl senttothe New York dice to En h tern. ‘ fin M
, I _ m: moat .not yet decided upon. POI“ thatJCompany a, or mum n” 90"“ M'NW' _ City of Norwslk bandars: President. sndtnsidsofsnhour after his return he begorufiad Ind recorded. rornllucenn-0101":leIlls!I m;:w“;. W
, ,1 tilt villi» I arch-use cunt-must- mooemeomp-ny E,of Bridge- mm, hummuwwm‘” g,“ Iiehanl J. Riordan; secretary. mom-- was threatened with a severe or» of b" 1 ”MW gaggrg: lor- cant. .. ra soflhc
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Ml M 12 min paniesatsnd: B.ofBridgeport,18.58; c, T3,“, ,0” $1.33.» wool; it: nor. Winter A- Berlin-mo: Mgr-rho. senttothenearestdrugstore and got A Tum"... ’g. ””6... og',”m:’4 Ilnnusflmsmrucfidgulflm
,85.“;D,offlcuthN alk. Themasiliekey;lesder,lichael .iliov hottlaof ofChamharlain’s Cough Rained . Th iasn res-soverths mutt-pond 0 ya. .
7 .. nce 88 Anyone. hutlittlemoneygotofl. 018mm. . orw townandhoruughofllcwCanaaa'with m ofwhtchhehadoftuhcardud mm: “swamymuw’mm mm _ . ,
km Whammlhfl-lnll mg u: ‘flflhm You 78.7 1', of Norwaik. 86.77. 1.01 Will. waterfor fire,domestroaud public use. -—-—- nnmherof doses. ”0;. the sf- herand in value. "ml 3 all , cm 3|" "sum
6 m3“‘“‘” mm: “'1' on. mm”°°‘"""°°‘”' “mi ‘9 ”“9”?” " w" toot-u niandin a Km: to... TOGrantBritainw- sent the amino furnish!
on a“ o, W - magnumfllaudthclachineflun ~Five hundred turkeys that «uh he prim um, 51 Washingtoustrect. hswasbruthlng nits easily. He to,» number of on orders Darius the D S 11111 I
"ll ' platoonMAo. heat in quality on earth. Yourchoics ._...._ I“. ontakingthnmsd ncandthanext at, Meredtothcnumbsraenttcthat H. - m r
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annoyances-roar. mmm .411..un nnym candles on to I iadypnrcll I. l I Jun. Hall. who disappeared twice from Mumm- til-euros. simply won. offlt'l, 550. There were mm
Ammurlltoil
Etp da Grantee.
handsthns’s,“ Wuhingtonstrest.
Theodora-B. linen uhibited yester-
is believing, someandssemomsand
ass. People's market, Horwalk and
Southllorwalk.
her home. is now steadily improving
fromthssflaeta of her last adventure,
andisablcmridasndwalksbont. Bhe
daful.
~8pring chickens. ltca pound; venom
m SCOFIELD'S
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