We sell the
RQ
1 * HATS
best two‘fdollar Hat sold invytho state.
00.,
So. ' Norwalk.
.We will open
filly. lies. 8th
a fine line of
, 1
. .
Coilsisting of ichoice pieces in
lloyal Worcester.
L..,.mwn Dewy,
9~ looses
A L80
Cut Glass.
Silver.
Etc, etc.
Il.Il.Plaisted
,Druggist,
a
s
{on Washington St.
scorn answerer.
.'* OILS. GU88.
BRUSHES. etc.
m...
__.__._
is a good time to Paint.
shall lie Plsissrl to give you
' for doing your work.
a”...—
l
.Jll guarantee Satisfaction In
In use only liestt's Pure.
Wt! load and lint linseed
u.
i hi ‘2 first from.
" at? NORWALK.2
lakes a line Christmas or
t. What is home with»
wax"? “it "it"
one am I
1 an needed
and ordertchare Mali and haveltfresh.
Holiday
bridge, South Main street.
* wsiiiscotsdtheccilings and walls. put-
, Swords.“ Sunday evening, December
THE EVENING SENTINEL
Janus downs. mm. and Mm”:
“ma—p...”
Taurus—l '0 months. ”.50 - ll months
M: l mon’tlfiige'nts: single copies. 3 cents
sous-n renown“ ml aunts.
Ber 8~Cornsr Washington and .ilorlhllliain
streets. .
Boa l—«OornerDay and Teller streets.
Box 0-0rosa street. ‘
Box lioWeet street. opposite Franklin street
school.
Boa lS-Concord street. opposite school.
Box “~Oorner North Main and Ann streets.
Boa Iii-Corner High street and Bayview
avenue.
Boa lb—Norwaik Iron Works building.
Box I 7—Cornsr West avenue and Cedar
‘. etreet..
Box ill—Corner
m...ww-m..- . m.
West street and Taylor
avenue. Q .
Box its—Oorner Ely avenue and Benton street.
Box nil—Corner South Main and Monroe
streets. .
Box all-Electric Light station. ‘
Box n—l‘alrtleld avenue and Cedar street
W
_ Ital-tare Almanac for I‘e-uorrow.
Sun Rises sun Sets High Tide] Low Tide
It 7:08 new at Tim I at till
New York [lentil Weather. forecast.
The weather tin-day promises to be generally
clear. with’sllghtly higher. followed by falling
temperature. To-morrow it promises to be
colder and clear.
SOUTH NORWALK. ‘
What the People of Our City are Doing
and Saving.
Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Trowhrldgo. of
South Main street, will give u whist party
io-nlght.
~Fresh hams. We a pound, at Hayes'
market. ‘
Mrstllover Sanford, of Bridgewatrr.
is visiting her sister. Mrs. C. H. Tron-
——Pure milk. 6o. People's Market. I
Mrs. Carrie Wolcott and daughti r, of
2i Huvilnnd street. are visiting in Brook-
lyn and New York city.
-Spring chickens and foe-ls at 10
cents, very choice. at Hayea' Market.
The rating committee of the New Eng-
land Insurance Exchange are holding a
meeting at the office of J. M. Layton. to-
day. They will probably be here to-
morrow also.
—-Elegriut upright piano almost new
with stool and surf. for 13150. J. W.
Studwell. _ ‘
John Hutchins, a brakeman on Con-
ductor Harry Smith's pier 50 freight. fell
from a car in the yard at Port Chester,
last night. and severly injured his hip.
He was taken to New Haven.
-Cboice linings grapes. two pounds
for 259. at l’hil Cuneo‘s.
Miss ldu Colo. now boarding with Mrs.
Wehle. of Marshall street. will leave
South Norwallr to-morrow morning for
her home in New York city. where she
will fill a position esstenographer and
typewritist.
—Just received. A choice lot of country
turkeys which we shall sell forii‘ci cents
a pound, at Hayes' Market.
The Junior Prohibition club will elect
ofiicsrs tomorrow night, and all mem-
bers are requested to be present. Any
articles of clothing left at their room on
South Main street for the poor. will he
thankfully received.
~A most complete assortment ofslelgh
bells, string. shaft and chimes. at 07
Washington street.
Ariicln oiincorporstion of the Perry
leather Ianuiacturing company wire
recorded at the office of the county clerk
this morning. The company will menu-
lecture leather in this city on s capital
stock of 025.000, of which "5.000 is paid
up. The incorporators are John H. Per-
ry. Newark; William Vollmer. South
Norwalk. (loan; Mary E. Perri: and Con-
rad Knifes. oi Nowark.--Newark Even-
ing News.
Dentist i-‘. W. Harmer has opened a
temporary office in the roar of the rooms
formerly occupiedby him. which were
burned out on November 17th. Carpcn»
torssnd painters are new at work and in
a few days he will occupy his old «our.
tern. Contractor it. it. Fitch has laid a
new floor in the melodies and has also
ting the building in better condition than
ever before.
urn. King's shin... of the son.
mallow church will hold a “Souvenir
Social" at the hobo of Hrs. W. 11.
ll. adulation for. lilosnts. which will
entitle each guest to a souvenir. (hike
and homemade confectionery will be
offered for his. CMII and cake will
he served. “urinal selections will be
rendered during theevonlng.
stare now taking orders for tiny
ier’o candy for Christian. at iaoe’ . in
The board of ofleers to revise
the mentions of the Conneeit
cot Rational Guard, consisting of
ticlonel Tyler “summarised
Snipes. We Brown. of the
United States infantry. and Capitals i".
it. heachmf densest Heron‘s staff. has
'm
Frank Sherman. of West street. has
purchased a new bicycle.
—-Sprlrlg chickens and fowls at 10
cents. very choice. at Hayes' Market.
Charles Ferris was lined .1 and costs.
this morning. for getting intoxicated.
~Just received. A choice lot of country
turkeys which we shall sell for l2l cents
a pound. at Hayee’ Market. ,
James (laffney. who has been vis-
iting his mother on Raymond street. has
returned to his home in Hartford.
—Iane's is without doubt the place to
buy kandy.
Sherman Council, Royal Arcannm,
will elect .otiicers at their regular most-
‘ ing to-morrow evening. All members
are requested to be present.
bury.who have conducted the South Nor-
walk Steam Laundry for some time. have
dissolved partnership. Mr. Avery will
conduct the business hereafter.
——A Weber piano at a great bargain.
Only $175. at $7 per month. J. W. Stud-
well.
The Southern New England Telephone
company, which has rented rooms over
the First National Bank on Washington
street. for a cisntrsl office. will more the
exchange from the Gazette building in a
start time. . '
”Plenty of deliciou broad. at lane's.
The barge Ernest M. Munn has been
llbeled by United States Marshal Emory
F. Strong in favor of Captain Stanley
ll. Lowndes, who picked the beat up.
The boat is now lying at a dock in South
Norwalk, ‘with (.‘onstublc Samuel Ireland
inoharge.
-Fresh hams, 12¢ a pound, at Hayes
market.
The adjutant general has sent to each
of the four colonels commending regi-
mentsa new system of whistle signals
for drills. for their examination and re}
port as to their approval or disapproval.
It is doubtful if the new system will be
approved by all of the colonels.
Yesterday afternoon Conductor lleatty.
of the Pier 45 freight. which poem
through South Norwalk about 8 o'clock.
thought he saw a man lying alongside
the tracks near the Springwood bridge.
He sent a brakenian back. but when the
place was reached no one could be found.
~Don't forget that lane‘s is the place
for candy.
Lawyer Frost is attending the Super-
ior Court in New Haven. to-day. reprc
seating land owners in Dairies. whose
property is being condemned by the Con-
solidated railroad for additional tracks.
Commissioners will prc bably be appoint-
ed today by Judge Hall. Judge Lynda
Harrison, of New Haven. represents the
railroad. m-.. _
The funeral of the late Thaddeus Benn
dict was largely attended yesterday
afternoon from the First Methodist
Episcophl church. Rev. if. E. Bdrm-n
officiated. The pallbearers were mem.
bers of Butler Lodge. Charles T". liallock.
Seth Avery. Jerome Smith and John
McGraw. The remains were placed in
the receiving vault at Riverside cemetery
onsccount of the storm.
--“Now is the acceptable time“~—to
buy hone blankets at Dwyei's. in Wash
ington street. _. .. 1‘
The grand concert to be given In Music
Hall. Tuesday night. by the Black l’sttl
Concert company. under the auspices of
the First Methodist Episcopal church.
will be a treat to musiclloving people.
The Sun saye of Mrs. Jones: "in Similar-
etts Jones Africa has indirectly contri-
buted to the domain of music a singer of
qualities worth the study of any artist
tinder the run. This table diva is highly
cultivated. of profound insight into the
spirit of her art. yet she sings Intelligent:
ly. wholly without allocation and whit
sound musical feeling."
The Woman's Exchange to he opened
on Saturday. in ii. Snyder's fancy store.
offers its privileges to any woman who
Joins the Eschangehy paying twenty-
flvo cents for a ticket of membership.
which entitles the holder to sell as rnany
articles asshe wishes through the Ex.
change. Articles to be sold on the cont
log Saturday should be brought in or
promised to the examining committee.
between 3 rind ll o'clock. at therhortn
hand rooms. Lender's building. third
floor. (lake. bread. pie. WWW"! and
borne-made candles are especially solicit-
or! for the woman wetter fancy articles.
Tickets at the Public Library and if.
Snyder’s.”
sunrises SING.
W-W
a ante, W or rose-s m. the
(tube! In use...
lies Birdlsllisolermf Bridgeport. is a
guest of liolectmsu Oscar W. Raymond,
of Memes. “mm
John 'l'chsy nee sells lawnmower
a license mated to his daughter. In.
Imam hereon
Winfield ll. Malaw- the first line
walkersoeeioyaslslahrilstbiswletsr.
liswsa'oet muted
hfiffltwflh‘ufltl}.
‘l'kstlerfllsyossslsrllfldsyhasr
The price in “areas. Ill
can buy firsorfiron tut up.
m
T. S. Morison is more comfortelleto-
day.
'Butcher William Mitchell is on the
sick list. -
W. ll. Byiogton. of Belden avenue. in
out again after an attack of the grip.
‘ The anunnl election of officers of
Buckingham Post.(l. A. 8.. will take
place to-nlght. M
Rev. James H. Smith is confined to
his bed His oldest daughter is also con.
fined to her bed.
ward avenue. are the proud parents of a
boy. born yesterday morning.
—'l he Chicago Singer Sewing Machine
is now on exhibition at the Boston store.
Norwallr. Price only 09.98.
A meeting of the unemployed men of
Norwalk will be held tn-nlght in the old
Masonic Hall. (lanelte building. at 8
o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. E. .ank Dickermnn,
who have been visiting John ll. Wilson.
of New Canaan avenue. have returned
to their home in Meriden.
The meeting of the directors of the
Norwalk club, which was > to have been
held.lnst night, was adjourned until
next Monday, nqoornm not being pru-
out.
Mrs. Thomas llylo and somuf thm-
ford. who have teen gumts of her
mother on Main strcef,relurm~d home
yesterday. accompanied by her sister
Kitty. W W
Rev. F. (i. Folsom. of Brooklyn, Mon,
who has been the guest of Rev. l-‘ E.
Robbins. will leave town today for
Washington. I). (1.. where he will preach
three Sundays in Grace church.
Principal Maples. of the evening
school. went to Winnipauk Monday
night to receive registratiom for an even»
ing school there. The building will bare
to be lighted before the school can open.
At the meeting of Catholic Union
Qiuncil. K. of C . last night, a commit-
tee of three were appointed to attend a
special meeting to be held in New “nt‘trfl
December iii. winvr‘stigato certain not
ions of the state officers. ‘
lint. l". J. Curtis. of Matt arenue. is
an artist of ability and has a superb col
lection of water color [relating of BEGINS
around Norwalk and vicinity. The
paintings were completed from sketches
taken by her during the summer months
-Special values in carpets and up
holstery goals at the Boston Store.
Norwalls. this week. Stock must he
oduced to make room for hol iday goods
The cases of Michael Polish and Kate
Fallen. in which Attorney Frost appeared
yesterday for the defendants. were. on
the application oi the prosecuting agent.
postponed until Thursday morning on
account of the absence of some of the
State witneraes. ,...
The first real snow storm of the season
commenced yesterday. shortly before
noon, and the while flakes fell steadily
until niglitmhen the ground was covered
with a white mantle three inches In
depth. It is fast disappearing to day
under the warm rays of the sun.
The Norwalk friend-i of Captain ityrue
Idwsrd (“mobs have received invita-
tions to his marriage to lites Lucy Ila
tilde Babbitt. daughter of lira. Phllo
Bobbitt. which takes place on Wednes-
day. [hwrnimber til. at high noon. at St.
Thomas church. New Haven. Iir.
Crabbe was formerlya resident of Nor-
walk.
The monthly meeting of the Alpha
Wheel club was held last night. when
the nominations for silicon to be elected
next month were placed to the bands of
a committee. (.‘omrnltless were also sp-
pointerl to get up a minotrsi performance
audio negotiate for the purchase of a
pool table. It was voted to have a sup-
per and social New Year‘s night. ‘
Like its predecessors. the annual din-
ner of the Y. If. C. A» to day. attracted
a large number of people. and the tables
were well tilled from it until ti o'clock.
Thetahlss presented a very pretty appears
anco. being deciirated with flowers.
plank. etc . and the ladlea’ Auxiliary,
under whose auspices it was given. look-
ed after their guests in their usual mini.
ent mason. The dinner was carefully
prepared and moorland everyone had
an abundance. Quite a sure will he
realized. W __
Those who braved thumb-tenu-
ins to see ville Akerstroeiin harm
ill”. "The Paper’s fortune." were fully
upsiddorilnysawthhipopelsr lady and
her company ins moat taunting and
”th play. The sad story.
through which than to sites vein of
mmmmmflmt
WISDOM inanew. fills Aber-
stron’siiapersoaatloneftneeaforsaeate
ohlldwasdtoe-uotrealistloehsrsetsr.
and.“ seshsthleawso W,“
her “Maurine-ever. nerd-no
lag.niarosl.wssaaovel and very
phoning fosters of the m
Toniahtshewiliappseriaihe'w
Dancer."sad Melissa-on will more
Harmonised-favorite?
MW , 1.
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A. Dickerman & Son,
84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
R0
ROOTS. SHOES AND RUBBERS.
sill moonlit are say. dome and inspect then sort judge
for yourselves. liltsltllhos to our. .
-‘-=-NEW -e- srooK..:-
We hoists few garments left over from lost your. on notch or have made
Highest of all in Lcsveniug l’owcr.—-Latcst U. S. Gov’t Report.
.We
$1.00 at the} lireot Shoo Sale
0. H." HARVEY’S,
_ WillSavo Two llollars,
WHIHJL'LlLE AND liETAll. DEALER 1N
llso Manufacturer of children's Shoes. ill North Main Street.
s-)
a deeper out. Vou
\\
Bold
Powdg'
and ’twill be a sign of progress
on our part if you take a hand
in tile proceedings. It'sa uick
sale, and a quicker sail to rent
Savings Harbor. A purchase of
SllOt‘fi now will save you money,
saw your feet, and save you a
great deal of irbuble. That’s
three savings. and each one of
tilt-ill is Wr'il worth making. To
make this threefold saving.
rrrnl-ro direct for our store and
thou make a purchase. By so
dolor,r you‘ll make- rrmney. Our
strwk 13‘ its S‘.Zl.<ili!tll)ii.‘ us an
.ivwrcmt and 115 sharp as winter
goods if) .‘lziy
ii. II. HARVEY,
[EITHER MID SHOE FINDINGS.
0"le Tilt! RIVER
lew- aml tins-opal lltr i;-.. in
Sunnis”:
Frank [Illusrrrtivdin-ri la rtriumly ll
with the grip rit ill-i bottle on liviiri
street
that
M" firm-am Sellu'k. or Inn-Wu».
1» l . is visiting lwr tlilllizilll'i'. .‘li‘r‘. John
L'Hommmlwu. Hetlry Fll'r‘l'l.
()t'orthrw liurnlmi pi'rsilli illi'll'llll
the East Norwrtllr selluui f:iir, 1M night.
in Randall's llall. iil'nlrllt‘ lilt‘ rini’lll.
The progrurlirrio was wry goo-I and
received much applause. 'l‘hv ru‘vlptenf
the evening will not about fifty dollars.
It is hoped that the pleasant weather
will bring out ill’f‘il a larger attendance
this evening. .\ irirgi- flllllliii‘l‘iif rn-w
items will appear on tho programme. MI
excellent supper will be served from 5 to
ill o'clock.nn.l an auction at tho Iattrr
hour will close the fair
A NEW PLAT Til-hill!”
Story of "The Enliilan Darleer" in which
like Ahevslrom will Appear.
The story of "The- Egyptian Dunn-r“ is
laid in uunny Franco, Timu niriut lion,
A. D. A Wealthy tiinrtpils lit-comm
enamored of Nifirilr. the supwsml dough»
for of Bendllto. king «f to hand ul’ pyp.
airs. lie endeavors to gain ilt'f fawr by
offering her gold when hlirulam‘ts in the
public squares of Paris Hin- n tum his
gold and abunshir allo'nliulis q‘rrulru.
a deformed dwarf. when about. in lo
killed by “I“. Romany band nriiivt-oiirit
of their superstituliori. is mum by Sloan
and becomes her faithful protrwlor. ’i‘im
marqolaJailimr In his ntlmnprn luwiri
Nineh'e favor. plots to amm‘aitmlv hv-r
betrothcdmccusesiho girl of tin- rnunl. r,
thlnhing by offering her a release from
imprisonment If she will lmvomv lllit
thirteen,» may win her. litre acorns
his odors. preferring death to a lifeof
shone. ’l‘hey put her to torture in
installer confers a orimsof which she
is innocent. She is condemned to die
limit the guillotine. She is led forth to
execution but to rectified by Quedro just
as the are is about to fall. its curries
her into the cetliedral. where she is pro-
tecttd by the holy mire from the run-
geance of thelnforlated mob One of
the ‘seconipllem confesses that
honorarium town was not “Within“
try: were his care hyhlri orders.
Se alanine flinch is "tuned and the
j y from” If,
£3.33": his
mutate _ “fill“.
emu-Mu
i
M
. «er-m
m
”it:
marinaded condemned. A
mfmeuoillsah.
am will introduce the
Minimisation
. Allen's lilacovrn- for I'll".
i Allen's Discovery for Piles is a certain
.curc for all kinds of pilrs. Do you have
soreness and chafing with intense itching
, often at night? it is dartgr-rous to neglect
these symptoms. If you hit?» endured
for years with chronic pill-e nrd fuel you
can't be cured. giro Allen‘s Discovery
om- triul. It isum-w discovery that cures
piles. Sold by all rlruggists Price 50
cents Sent by mail for Si! cums. Ad.
dross Allen's Discovery. Box tirl. Loltoy.
X. ‘1'.
"it lsnpleesurvtusr-ll i‘hnnrlwrlain's
t'nllgii lionrmly." Faye Stir-tinny dc lit-nt-
ior. tlrugsists. Republic. illiio “lim‘ru‘se
ll ctr-totnvr nitr-r unm- using it. is almost
i‘i‘l’lillll to call for it when rrgriin ill need
of such a medicine. We sell lllfll‘r! of it
than of any rillir-rr‘.iugl\ tnmlicim‘ We
hunvllo. and it always gives satisfactionf.
For coughs. colds and cruup. it is With-
out an equal. For sale by H. t'. Stillsori
(linguist.
. s \- lurk i::til:o..:iir-- slum .. -.T3‘.—
“1 I rt filit Ith‘iliit' :irul Bdtiistri-vt. rusting
"Ill“,llil, which girl-s ill purple ilyepopsrn
It'll! Litmu- purple :i n-llrl $l.-l~'itl.lll‘ ill tint"-
ors' hills and finally burn in pay $5.00
each i'nri'ur'tus llimaii‘uro to cure them,
what would be the saving per caprta if
tiw dinner slmuhl no: lw 3min. there
being ‘47 {mourns at the foart?
Inquire at l’lainted‘s drug sum . v. here
you may have the problem solve-l and
get information about t) rctun lilo li‘ure.
Mr. lra P. Wetmore, a prominent real
estate agent of San Angelo. Texas, has
used l‘huriiberlain's (folio. Cholera and
bamboo ltummly in his films! for nev-
oral years as ilililltlifln requir
wa s with perfect auctions. He says: “1
flat it a perfect cure for our baby when
troubled with colic or dysenter . lnow
feel that my outfit is not comp etc with-
out ahottle of this retried at home or
on a trip away from home.” For sale by
(l. (I. Stillson. drugglot.
cantor May (lo to Congress. Ile lays.
Allis“. line. it ”State Serlntordscob A.
Cantor. when asked about the policy of the
minority In the senate. said: "I may not be
there. it is possible that i may no to roll-
“WM"Y . . . m
. Ilattora Went Work.
lelll ll'l’. t‘nrm.. lh'c. 0,-“l'iflili0 of the
hot mmmtnrturer» «lulu that they have re—
eolvwl rt murder of applications for work
by inriil from old employer-o.
fir. Patton Climb.
l'iii‘d mm. X. .l.. Doc. hum. l'itttuii has
lif'i'il l‘lt'l‘lt'll prolildi-nt for the ensuing year
of ilw .‘livirilu i‘iiilll‘bl irirlltr'rtliofinl Mntd'lfle
lluil
lion‘s-punish Lilly’s Funeral.
Mm n l'ill‘hll. in... line. it ~~»'f'hcfilllufll
of Congressman at Large William Lilly
took place from his home here.
children cry to?
Prisoner’s esoteric.
When Baby was shit. we garish” cm
\l‘lwu sir-i its in i‘hihl. she crimi for f‘aswf'l
When she ins-arms ill-w. she clung to ('arttorla,
When she had thinlnnmie gsvothern W
children cry for
Pltcher’a bacteria.
children cry for
Fitcher'e Oeatorln.
r t or am runners
Pmafmaégffihfifi .fln‘ififiiitehi . orivwlk.
Then: it of loo-Jo primi- Insulator Nor.
walnut that aim his unto-from
on r. fruiiiscrwlltorso m
to shingles» claims on settlement.
will:
hate or
n m
than. firm...» i r" We: in.
noncommufiga' e t. W
... ~ r mm
on. do. is usable.
HARE onshore an
t a in the fr
,andalv'
class and that
ion street. The
nose in our own name
other. Wanderers come
people’s eyes, which his
setting sun.
cesri Flour. 60c s
250; Funny Canoe
, . Corn. 10c,
California Prunes,
25c; 320 c"-
an store in town Save the wo
Ptlricrhril‘tac .‘ilmlku
Sirloin Stool; ..
Round Hit-air...
Shoulder Steak...
l’rlme [lib Roast .......
Eighth ftib [toast
l’or Lolns .....
Pork Gimp».
liork Sausage .
lI rash 'llamn. ..
Fresh Shoulder
gall. l’ork .........
Huger cured Ham ,
and; “from . ..
E. .r. WADl-l
PEOPLE'S MARKET.
13 North Main sh. So. Norwnlk
”I
in hand work from the original negative.
copies. but mtltéi he dome fr
detail. A line exhibition of this beau
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I'.\'l1’i£li STATES (liv' A Ziliillli 2-1.:
DfS'l‘liIl'l"HFT‘ONNFT‘TH‘K'T. i ‘
HUWAYTUN. Town of Norwalk.‘l)ec. 5th. lb
The Prwidrnt ofthi- l'ulti-il Siltltzfillfr‘ilii'l'r
trlt' r-‘itrltirLTir ”alumni:
Wizr-rrrlsti lillt'i has lll't‘n filed in iiin iii»
itlci Court of rho l'rrlim'l States on the fill. d‘u‘
or hummer. .-\. it ran, by south-y ll.
[mitotic-r. tiiush-t' and owner of
Howard Lou-r ll. .-.aguln~t the barge Emmi 3!.
was rim-oer. her Plum). freight. tarkle.:ir-parrl
mill Lilwl lilt‘illl'ilittl.flflil praying that still
barge. r-tt- . ii . flllnl‘llt'tl. ('nnrlr'trmi-rl nn‘l ~liiil
topny tho, demand.- rif l-iliil lrbv-lmnt (fruit
rurgu‘rselsi-m-d hysairl l‘ouri in unrs‘urtnt-v a.“
said l.lli\~l f blue this day attached the said
barrio. Ernest M. .‘llliln. her rerun. freight.
lfli‘illl‘JIvlmf‘t‘lllflll furniture and she is now
in my t'iltllml)’. l hereby give notice to all per—
sons claiming the more or knowing or lmViirL’
nnythingio haywhy the prayer of said Libel
i-lmuldriot ltt‘afi'flllft'li. t of they be and ap-
lwrll‘ before said (‘utirt in
room in iiartfortiJor the lliniricl of Conner-ll-
i‘ill.0fl liar-Fibrin)" oilJanuary. A. I). bill at
lit'i‘ll't‘ (rt-luck noon ofanlrl day. then and thorn-
tointerymseaclalm for the esmo and make
their al rantirms in that behalf. Attest.
EMUHY F, STRONG. l'. S. Marshal.
by létlthfl'n‘ C. LOVERIilliE. his Deputy:
i ll
. ,
ST‘liltT ill" NURWALK. >5.
l)l tincture
l'tirlri. llruvrrllwr lili. A. 1).. NM.
s When-as. written up lll‘lllltll'l lnus been made
tothist’ottrt ferrite :li min-don in xirliillllt‘ of
rtccrtain written instrument as and for the
lost \\ ill of Andrew .l. (‘rofuh late of Norwalk
itisairltll-lrlr'i dr-irasml. iiflll his r‘mlivii mi-
trend in said will:
ilrrlorrd. That will nmrlimiiinn be heard
antl-lrrrrminrsi at the Probate tltllw in Nur-
urilk. on tlu- l‘.’ilr din of ilet-vrnlwr. Mil. all}
U'Ull'lil1.‘lYiLTlltilin.ilnlll-lill Tilliliil‘ rintlrr- linen--
of be alien in all tremors inn-ruin! then-in by
:rrrlilhliiuu this lif'llr‘l‘ in a rmt-t-iriwr llilliill: a
i‘li‘l'liiylilnlr lll ~{liil lilnlrlr t. of he»! tiw Iliiyh
hl‘lllf‘l‘ .- il-l ring of Loafing
ASA ll. WiltlllWAKll.
rlvi 1! Judge.
Notice.
NU‘l‘lt'l-Ii-Ilh-n-hy given that ti." partner-
i-lilp lately strlnleiing betaren ll. Wesley
A Very arm 1' Erin-d lnunelmry. llillll‘f' tlu-
iirrrr norm of The South Norwalk Meant Lauri
dry. was ihlu llRY «Unsolved by nllllilrth'iln‘t'LL
Allllulitn‘rminglotlle Mllrllll'l'ilflrr to h:- "I,-
t‘I‘infl li)’ chill Arr-ry mini will continue llll’
immerse-aural all derriunde on the said firm
on» to be presented iolrlm for payrlletit.
.‘ltilllil .\Ilf\'t‘lllli.'('f.‘l)t'r. list, llll“
.\‘v EHLEY AV!-
tlnllt F. ERNST LOL'N
Taylor dz Golden.
Real Estate and Insurance
WASHINGTON STREET.
l’crmiis limiting fora lot or house anti lot.
with the View to purchasing. are invited to
rail and examine oill'llnl. r are them it l'
sale in every part of the city at remonahir
prim-u and on easy terms. niu’ii tt
WAN'I’I'JI).
I MJIES rnitrlr‘lhg goodiwrvarrtsi-anlm ar-
4 rmurnrrlur-‘l by calling at the Into-ill.
m'inwotilrr. all nion nireei. Ilil ll
\ t'tl}|l'l’.'l‘i9."l‘ tilt! in do general house-
) Work. ifnfal'rlir‘fl. require: . Apply at t'.
if. Harvey‘s slum store. "25 if
ZKY.
Slil'lil‘.
I)lli!2fltl.\fr\l\'llill liy lilt‘tlil). Ti-rlrvt. ‘l l'ii
(‘all ln-lwr-Hi T and s in the awning
Mrliik Marlin”. “.‘l llavllnhrl Mfr-iii. Ninth Nor-
wu arli lira
'I‘tl lili'l‘.
‘ 'IIW lililli‘l'llf it rooms. two minuive‘ walk
a from depot. ('istrrn and well water:
rent.“ to month. if. A
ltownytun. Conn.
I 01'!!!) near Elm Hrm‘o More. 7 i‘mmr.
Dill: helm. at Day rirert. Mil: home. my'»
Neill. 7; house. mruer Ila and 'l'olh-e tirwt.
loner tour; rooms to lot on ollen strut; lower
port of house. on Marshall airs-rt. inquire of
. "iii! if. llama or that street. iii if
inquire of i'llAftT.
d6 iii.
t'ii'rit: offirmrmto lrt by the that war
Iloenr’ton siniion.al [error month. in-
qtlll‘v or station orient.
i4 film)! it mrtmrni. first floor front. over
lilrcti'o 9 me store. itirnrlz rind i'orln-it
lirrllrllhir. ill War-lilo ion street: rent .lorll.
minim. other flirt (ll (‘Iunr r'orripan ‘. Kl
Wis-illusion street. iii if
brill lw
FROM llfil'nilw'f‘ lot. lower half of house
No.44! endow street. 5 rooms. inquire
lili. ilitxirntr‘r. an We-t avenue. of on the
premises. n‘ ‘
)Alt’l’ of lower house. Woodward av trilr.
n . part of house mrmr rloiith Slain
sti‘ertanti anfnrd place. rent. iii; mi of
Refilling house. flan nrd l'liv'r. rent. {it Ap-
ply to . A. “MDWMID.
Till!) top floor in the insurance build»
the. ormerly ..np:erl flutter lar-
1.
0.0. ll”. For portion are film of i.
, rm t instance in vain street. or
0mm”. Rear-n. our hilt... Bank. air:
”it” "“‘iiéii'wie . .i l ‘T
S fi%m.mneon aterrrireei RM!”
.. 119...} 9.4"”- ..
Emmi}! water motor. which will he will
sheep for wrist of use. Apply at this
5|
seer NORWALK
SCHOOL FAIR.
Tuesday and Wednesday. Dec. ti and it.
_ “a.
Randall's Hall.
Vunitundt and Osborne Avenues
Good Ninth—muleganh ermine.
ohm
u
hopper from It to hip. in. for Insects.
To tho Marshal of the District of ('(lflllt'Cli: .
br- hold at l' Stuart:
B PERSEVERANOE, HAVE PDT '08
out rank in the grocery trade.
secures. our titles Lending
vast number at our
us, for we give them something to bl
12hr: and 156 can; 3 lbs.
CHAS“ E. SEYMOUR, .
Leading Grocer, :3‘ Washington Street. Telephone Call 13-?
. ... ,.,_.,.._
AMS. Proprietor,
FREE DELIVERY.
Telephone call,52.3. | Satisfaction guaranteed. |
Special for the Holidays.
PORTRAITS TN
CRAYRN, PASTELLE. WATER CRLUR AND SEPIA.
”u”...
E. ii. JiCKSlIIi. PHOTOGRAPHER
Steamer .l. 1
Moon of width Jam-s “'ilsnri now is or lately.
furniture. in it falls? of Salvage. null and .'
marrilmu. foriho rmisnrn and cousin-i in rho‘
We are at the hamlet
Grocer. 33 Washing-
patrons blow our born for
ow about. we run our busi-
and do not vaciilate from one state to an-
and go and try to
to for a short period
pull the wool over
and then go by the
We quote you the following prices which we strictly adhere to:
Jones' Flour no inferior substitute)
, $4.65 bbl.;7 lbs.
600 bag. 84.65 bbl.; Suc-
at Meal, 25c; 4 lbs. Rice,
Extra Large
noes rt’ Huvems er & Eld '
Granulated Sugar. for $1.00; Fine Butter, 28c lb? or Fine
We will sell you as cheap and give you better satisfaction than
. rry and dies. oin
go ting what you pay for, by leaving your ordgi) wi
tment of not
th .
l4
PEOPLE'S MARKET
.21 Wall st.,' Norwalk
Telephone cull, 5-7-3.
'i‘hli superior grade of work cannot be made from
. om the original negative only. thereby it
My of lllf' some, and producing in the finished plot tire velvety
reserving all the flue quel-
miftne-shntl richness of tone and
iiitll work may now ill‘ awn (ll thtlio,
—--Fi.\".-j i'l("l‘l'ilE FRAMES TN TVORY AND HOLTL
' A new line of
-—~—ARTT5TT(Y I'Iil,)Tt)Glt.\i’ll.~’ I?! i‘l,.\’l‘l.\‘l)’l‘\'l'ES-——
open for inspection. . y
. 53 Will 81. lillRWllIi.
.._{W.A.Benedict
Sentinel Iuilrling, W
South ilorwallr.
_...._..» . _-...
Owing totbe lateness of the
season, I shall not carry Men‘s.
Youths' or Boys' (‘lotlring until
Spring
_.._~ .3...”
A FULL LINE OF
MEN’S
‘Furnishingl‘ioods, .
Children’s
lilIlTIIIIIIi
HATS
Ready for inspection
ortumooouctn
HEIN :s om'rrns'rrm AND
rm: JEROME MAY
BANJO (.‘-I.I'B.
I
Saturday Evening. Dec. 2
*FllllM 7 T0 II).
III if
finferisiumenfo.
lilliiVlillli OPERA HOME.
I. .‘II. lwl‘r. Manager.
Three llli‘lll'. i’llmlilirfll‘IDi.‘
Monday. Dec. 4th.
Spatial revolution. Marin-m on Wednesday.
Till! WlNHinfli LITTLE AlleiEHH
ULLIE IIKE RSTROM
lalrer now plays. Monday curtains. It most
laughable mini-cl).
'l'IlE BIILTAII‘B FAVORITE. ,
'i'uorulriy. the lair-st addition to her rewrlolr.
A PIIIPER'B FORTUNE.
\l'r'tlnrwlly matinee.
Wraim-mluy night. her new romantic llf'iliflil.
TIIE Ellfl’Tllll lllililEIl.
l’rlacs.sltr.:ln-anil ”’1‘. heat-i now on sale
at circuitry-rim store. Mormiili. and (hall‘s
ilrru More. Halli r Korwalk. 9‘
BRAND cousin.
“Unit: HALL.
Tuesday. Dec. l was
The Black Patti Concert 00.
l ’naler the eruption of
The First Methodist llplaropiil Church.
This snippets} tourists of fill! followihiwrllsis:
Mariam llmrstts loner.
flutter blown flit ”MACK FA?“ I1” iiin
ref-sinner of her rat-u. surf the a tram
VRHINA ”TWIMi
Milli! I. 'V ”NV l ill‘ I
trillihililnrdiiiiiimmi.
mini l’li a . ”m”. m Mill rims.»
‘ .
i
moonlit-u
cream is carries an» eras.
till:
Norwalk Chronicler