. , in. llorwali Hardwareto.
‘ 42 “till this Birsst. ‘
first EVENING
nus new, an}; Ass 'IODIIOCDI
remain-nos MISS-Br null. in ad-
‘ .‘M sli months. ”likens your. tam.
auroral! by nowshoys. 120 a week. to be paid
to its carrier.
Willa“) “HM"Wnnt." "To
Int.” and “For Hale" mlvsrtlselnonts. not ex-
nfit“ tlvs lines. one time. 25o; three times.
Myst: times. 31.0). Reading unless. lilo. a
ills. Murine and dost h norms, soc. Behal-
Ilsot rates {or displayed ‘ advertisements tur-
. m a» matte-m-
ull OFFICE—No. Ilil Washington street.
South Norwslk; telephone call. our. Branch
- lilac. N0. 48 Wall street. Norwslk; telephone
a I‘M t. ' _
COMMUNICAFI‘IOKS should in all cases be
II rested to
TIIIL' EVENING SINHKIIL.
Scorn Nonwanlrxoss.
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 25. tses.‘
NEWSBOY." CHRISTMAS.
'Io-soeordsnoe with a customtesiab-
Iished by Tun SENTINII. the first year at
its existence as a daily. the entire edi—
tion oi the paper, exclusive of those
sent to regular subscribers and sold to
newsdealers. will be given to our large
force of newsboys, next Saturday, es’a
Christmas present. All the money they
obtain for the paper that day will be
theirs. In years post the little fellows
have been very kindly remembered by
their customers for their faithfulness
throughout the year, and we hcspeak for
them tiresome generous shown of silver
pieces this year. 7
Tilt: dealings in New York and Nevy
England itailrl'lnd stock were the sensa-
tional feature at Ll.» l-ltm-k Exchange
market yesterday. the transactions
amounting to uhout (ballot) shares; On
Monday the. recorded trading covered
nearly 49,000 shares. nursing 117,000
shares in two days, out of u capitol
stock of EOtlJlt‘ul.
assigned for this milder: umI extensive
outpouring. One. theory was that the
break was the result of a vigorous attack
in thoinlercst oi the .‘icu York, New
Haven and Hartford, which desired to
secure controloftlle New England at
Ilow price. It was lisstdlrtl that the
company woulddoiuult on its January
interest and lit" Illfli'l‘il in IIN.‘ lmtlllrl (ii is
receiver. but the rompnny‘s treasurer is
quoted underlying this repnt.
Various. (imlrit'li were
Ex Passrnsxr llonjmnin Harrison nllll
Iltintaltu his almolutn silence in regard
to the political qwstlolltl oi the day. To
Illnesstiuns touching the. recent mes.
use of President Cleveland his charter in
Invarisbly: “I must ask you to excuse
use from any interview whaterer on
piblic questions," and he odds with carn-
fltnels to the rewrters: "And please
don't follow me about: l mu simply a
private citizen."
CHICAGO held an election yesterday to
fill the Vlct'tllll’ canned by the alumina.
tie-of layer tfsrterllarrlson Thi'l’t'
“It w s small majority, on the (ace of
' tho returns. for the Democratic candi-
hls, John P. Hopkins. Tin-re is raid in
In abundant evidence. however. oi
treat, In glaring that the Ikepubllcan
“”0”,le B. lllwift. will contest
theeletrtion.
literary loos.
‘l'stsnusry Harper’s Mugszlne. which
willsppssroa the 22d inst. willcouat
among its attractive lesion-s the tint
fit oi Iv. “mantle Inurier’s novel,
"HIM,” with his own lllustrationsnhu
“GI-ding pspn describing and tiles
m Ir. Edwin Lord Week's journey
sued Persia by carers»: "The West
fl“ Ends of lnndnrl.“ by Richard
m Davis: I short story of New
Yuk lite. by ltr. Builder untrue»:
d s tsls at the Wild Went. by Mr.
www.callul "Balsam and Pedro.“
THIN!» at the lat blamed sketch Is a
W Wyoming horse with a crest
“I
’l'h Christin» uumtm ni llsrpcr's
Isa-v, ”new December to, one
tslss "Th0 PM“ nf Angnlitle." by
ill Wilder letilssron. with an illus
, MI. by A. B. Frost; "Christmas
‘ nearby lath IsEru-ry mum. slur.
j”lbs-ti striking story at tiresome.
‘ ,w» J. IsobmldWOurban
n It M". sketch by Horton
‘mllsssrlbtnxsmt vistttotbs
m at tits Bream; “Cltlllttltu out:
“first “Inn" by Gil“ Billet.
‘m “mod; and an svlmmble
m ' Miscellany. the (ml-ins so
' at Mass mm numbness.
‘ “It W.
, “Wm-M M elitism.
‘m M usually by the Pops
We motor. of Columbia
, ,mm hustler with tumor lot.
imam. Itisspnd ester.
' fibu-sstlsm they: so than
, mainland!" «to
IE IO Wes ties its-I
'e‘bytfleMotsmsrtbt.
serum
....rssss.menrsrsid: Quenmtbdllctthtss
months
MAKE YOUR
of
Through the columns
was uvnsrso summer.
tilts or Tlllll CITIES.
sass sun HEARD or nelltrlh'll.
film "1' TOWN AND IIIIIWN.
Dulles lien. I'll-n and Evnrlwlsero In
lot-walk, loath Nor-all; and the lul-
nudist- Vislltty-Jlaps and Mlisbaps or
a Day‘condousml Into Orlsp I’llllll‘lphl.
local nerve on every page. .
The annual sale of palm of the South
Norwslk Congregational church will he
held next Tuesday night.
The annual communication of fit.
John'sLodge. A. I". and A. ML. 0! Nor-
walk, will be held Thursday night.
The Christmas vacation in tile public
schools of Norwalk will begun Friday
and continuonntil’l‘uesday. January 2.
A man supposed to be 1“. H. llioycc, of
San Francisco, shot himself tilted in u
room at the Atlatnlc Howl. Bridgeport.
Monday night. -. _‘7_ .
S. P. Bowen, night operator at the
central telephone exchange, who has
been ill with the grip. resumed his duties
Monday rught. .
The West Side Athletic club will hold
amiable in the *Arions' old ball, Ray-
mond's building, Christmas nigltlt. lnwe's
orchestra will furnish music
The Adelphl (.‘oncert company WIII
appear at the Norwalk Opera Hons». to-
night, in u beneiil. entertainment for tho
A. II. E. church'of Norwolk.
The ureawzlys in the [our of ”Ill! borough
engine and truck bounce latic- been
cleaned out and the respective lit-oil
quarters have been thoroughly lenorptcd
There will be a special churchl business
meeting at the South Norwalk ilkmgregu-
tionalchnrch, tomorrow nigltll. to cull»
siderat'tion with reference to :l' ollltlllli
license.
Among the Norwalk proph- who have
made tirecloso aciptatntnnm: of tho grip
recently are Martin Kellogg. at Wall
street. and John Ina-tit, clerk For tirm-l-r
l}. W. Raymond.
Huntington people object to the Pound
Telegraph company erecting palt‘fi in
front of their property, and seventeen
suite have been bruughlugainsll the cour-
peny. and will be heard in the Superior
(‘onrt at Bridgeport, Saturday.
The annual supper and entelrtulmmnt
for the bent-ill of the South Wilton Ill.
I'Z. church Will be hold at the rll‘srdonceuf
Mrs. liarolinc Mitchell. in that place. to-
night. ltis expected that Ilt'lllpll‘ Ihlnl
Norwalk and South Norwulb will
present.
he
The City tremors of South Noreulk
havecunrploted their work. and tin-tux
list can be own at the office oiI Swat-ix or
Corbett. Worthington lolrtct. The Itmrd
of llcliel‘ give notice of their meetings in
another column when they will hour and
determine appeals from the doings of the
ILWHMII'S.
The ltrlectulen of Ilanbury will illlt'll
up the woodland known up White‘s
woods in the rear oi the [lllmr-Iltlll-Jt'.
Every man who applies to lholn for help
will be requtrml to out a certain amount
of wood before he can get it. No per
son willbogivcn work except he in in
need of help. and no paymelltt Will he
made in money. but in provisions only.
l'. ll. I’lutt. general superintendent of
the New York, New Haven lllllI Hartford
railroad.denies that the road lssuedun
order Iorbidding patrons to put packages
into the. baggage car. He says. however.
that the privilege of allowing baggage to
be carried free of chsrge was being
abused by the traveling public. and
measures must be taken to protect the
company.
(looms itchiey. who was is
engineer of the work dorm 1
ago at Wilson Point. and who has lately
been super-intending the work donuln
Stamford harbor. hes decidt'll to locals
in iltsmfurrl and came in the practice
oi his profession. that of n clvll engineer
lie but already loosed so «line. Mr.
Heltley is a nephew of Uomnlotl ore Holtley
oi the l’nited litates Navy.
wernmt-nl
svu yours
The llethel Blair. lit night page lire
column weeklymss been started bytl.
1'. Allen and J. Item Ives, oi lisnlmry.
John Itmlvmeyer tried it uncle. but one
day his paper printed the following
obituary notice: 'We have decided to
stlrpsnd pnbllcstiou. not incense the
ledger isn‘t wanted. but boot use the iIQ‘
mad for it is too great
worthy poor. who are unable
it.“ The Essie looks healthy
lire to a ripe old age.
to pay for
'orisolldst-
the tracks
’I’l'leseeIioe tantrum on the i
sit railroad. having charge all
trees In [ism to New Yl
llnong the
commit to
art. held a
Chastretnbsasitleibrsltlssltu.
oua GUARANTEE
Botbtor
OOIIJTIJ and TIIIE
brill! Mill-Ir bread question.
”is...
DIAMONDS
wodst corn titlan In unlit or rice.
. y . dona‘llnltonlyI'Eithey p
Genuine Article.
wen-ow»—
klesponslble parties can have our goods on
the best or terms. or (or a liberal Discount tor
TIBOB. Joann t ca.
210 Instant St. Brooklyn,
GUSTAV PFIZER. lull) PITZIR.
Austria tor South Norwslk. dill
Miss Emily Lynes. of West Avenue. is
confined to the house by illness
Mrs. Chesborough. of Wisconsin, is
the guest of Mrs. S. H. 'l‘slcott. of Union
Concord Division. 8. of T.,nominal~
ed officers at their meeting Monday
night. "5 "--
The condition of Rev. James il.Smith,
of Norwalk. is not so favorable as It has
been.
A special meeting of the stockholders
of the Union Manufacturing comp-my
will be held Thunday.
Tho management of the Norwslk
Horse Railroad company have added
another trip on the Winnipauk branch
The car loaves Norwalk at 4:20 p. m .
and returning leaves Winniptluk at 4:40.
The cold wave reported in the North-
west yesterdsy Wlll give us a taste of its
bracing air today and to morn)“: lint
the ware is not extensive enough to
cause a very protracted spell of cold. Its
passage probably secures generally fair
weather for this section until Friday,
when u now storm will advance from
Manitoba to this seaboard. probably
bringing snow in its train. The chances
are that we shall have more severe and
uniform cold during Christmas week.
tlrdcrs front the”. A. R headquarters
announce that the annual installations
will take place at the first meeting in
January. The various wetsuits l’t‘i'ulll'
pn-ndcd to made their” installation I‘XI'T-
clues public if possible. Frederick .\.
Arnold, UT South Norwalk, will install
the millet-rs of James E. Moore Post. of
Dunbury. Ira It. Wildmnnh‘oi llnnbury.
is assigned to install the ollloiars of [luck
ingham Post. of Ni‘f'wnlk. and II. N.
Pantry!) mnlosto South Norwalk.
Lulu Carver. who was In a room with
Herbert t'. Thompson a hotel waiter. in
Hubbell's block, llridgeport. was arrested
early Monday morning. charged with
being a prtxttltllto. Silo was sentenced to
thirty days in jail. Lulu was at one
time quilt- a hello. She is I good vocalist
and used to sing at church festivals
Her maiden name was Iirounau, and she
married Carver a year ago. ”or bus-
band is serving a sixty days‘ sentencofor
vagmncy. Lulu‘s purents reside in Nor-
walk and are respectable. Hhs washr-
resled here it short time ago with an
Italian.
WILII MAN IN TIII". “0005.
A thrlllnu liluorory Made by tvvn linu-
Imry llniters.
.Iowph Routing and Joseph Murray.
bulb-n. while hunting in the neigltlmh
hood of 'l‘hormnl mountain. Ilnnllury.
came upon it startling rllljm'l. in tin-
wootls It was a man with unkempt heard
and hair hanging over his shoulders. He
was only half clad and ouolumt was lmro.
(In the other foot he wore it dilatfidatlvi
Bth‘ The man appeared to be wild and
the young men ran away front him.
They thought they recognlnnl him as ii
men named (lwen Burgess. Who former-
ly lived on Sloth street. Helms been
insane several times and was once in an
usylnulJIo was supposed to be living in u
but on Thomas mountain. The select.-
mt-n new notified of the men‘s condition
and they made a search for him. They
found him in but but llosnid that tor
weeks Ilt! had submitted on roots and the
bark of trees. He is apparently stint-
No femur is known for his strumm mmle
of living.
TAKES 'I‘II Till-1 II'A'I‘I-Ili.
When In the "sinner a flow swims ’I‘nu
Mllss tnr vr llhsnn oi linear.
From South Amboy. N. J,. by way of
the New York Herold. comes the follow
log yarn of local interest: tin Hint-meld
Island. better known by the local lnbnht
tame as Hmith's Inland. stands Norwulk
Iighthousmun hung lslsud Bound. two
miles away from Bali Island.
It seems incredible to hslloro that any
domestic animal would undertake to
swim to tho malnlsml. but (.‘epts‘n fistu-
uel (Marlowe. the lighthouse keeper. is
the ptlssessor ole cow which knows how
to swim and give milk also.
”llslsy” lollowsthe bent ill her own
tree will. When in the humor she will
take to the water and swim to the main-
land. two miles away. hometlmes sits is
gonetwo or three days and returns to
the Island other own accord. but getter»
ally hastobe soot alter. llrr milk is
sold on llell Island and it is sad news
when word «wines that “Daisy" has gone
on another “tear.“
illt‘tliltfiltlit I’lntlltli.
A cottage prsyer meeting was held
with Peter iluokley last night
The lladiss' Alli society of the chapel
gave so enjoyable sociable ut the rest.
deuce oi Hrs. E. H. Shipmsn. Monday
night.
In. Alusworth is the guest oi her sis.
in ln New York during the. holidays.
ranting In the rostlmsster’l ethos in ~ .
Bunion], “my Witt. BI me of the Pei-tars tarrnrrtlssers.
form-n films!“ tint molly m me See Hale's coupon in soother column.
tie; down their gangs to stroll an extent
Mthrtldbtltl meld baths krptln
Mastery audition. stub they Ilstl
W. A. Medici Invite-people to visit
the Turkish booths in his our store.
It. ll. l’lsiststl’s new advertisement to-
day refers to build-y goods at tpsolslly
‘ low prices.
Watkins has received 0,000 pounds oi
Christmas turkeys.
I'. ll. first! it: Erotim liars Christmas
m in issue variety.
Kelli-y transits at common.
* lwrrci-i'ns 7,
Are open for inspection. Come in
and look them over.
Out Glass Walt. tinnitus.
Patients, Etc.
They are all of this year's designs. No
old goods to work oil.
Tomlinson’s Pharmacy
H NORTH MAIN STREET.
TIIP. chairman. mini] H 7’
when Its-don at th- lontlnol Will Find
Present. for the Ilulltlav Benson.
Mrs. Wilmot Fawcett exhibits a well-
selected variety of winter hesdwesr at
her‘ rn‘illi'ncr'y ‘ store enumerated,“
Norwnlk. All the latest styles in shapes
and trimmings are shown. and holiday
shoppers will find just what they want
in the way of a bonnet at this store.
Titls‘rIlAM It llrn'v.
Christmas trade began in earnest yes-
u-rdsry ut Tristram d: Hyatt‘s. In addi-
tion to their complete line of dry goods
they have a large assortment of holiday
goods. consisting of Carlsbad Chins
Vases and bricn brat-,tollet and mani-
cure sets. glove boxes, collar and coil
boxes and other novelties in plush,
celluloid. leather. and natural wood. An
attractive line of perfumes and other
fancy articles uro also displayed. Hand~
kcrchicis in linen and silk are seen every.
“hero, und in pretty lot oi fancy baskets,
towels, table linen and stamped goods
also attract the eye. Umbrellas. ladies’
pocket-books, novelties in aluminum,
such as card baskets. napkin rings. elm.
sn- found here at prices that attract
Christmas shoppers. Their windows are
n source of great attraction.
Mr. Pannell‘jlplalns that Set-rat Riesling.
Mr. Editor: In last Saturday's issue
niTIu-z Sitsrtxrrt. l tlntit‘t‘tl an article
taken from the New (”shun Messenger,
elutilll: that “a secret meeting of the
members of the West Norwnlk
l'nion chapel," etc. In the first
place, the West Nurwulk Union chapel
Ilil> no ruutnlwrs; but the West Norwulk
Uhristiunl'ninn society hold the prop
erty called the West Norwslk Union
chapel. and conduct its business alfalrs
in ”I" saute manner as the society meet-
ings of our churches cotlut‘t theirs. I
postal. according tolsw. a notice of a
special meeting. called by the trustees
“to t'UnHltIt’l’ the purchase of land in the
roar of the chapel." This and other
matters contingent to the purchase of
said land was the only business of the
meeting. Two adjourned moldings have
been held since. and the land is bought
and bald for. where we intend to build
a shed and invite all our friends Income
over [ITIII max-i with no. and liml a may
place to tie their horses. Now any one who
with mulul'c tries to injure us by pub
Iishing lies will in thol end re: p the lwmn
lit on their own bends.
.l. W. l’r:sxrtl.t., secretary
Furs-closures Prue-etllnn,
Slit-rill I‘ouelon. of Bridgeport. served
papers, Monday, in n foreclosure prw
vending agninst tho t‘nnsulidntc-I I’UWT.
The suit is brought tn rot‘uvcr certain
loud in Norwalk. March 15. l‘TT, Saul»
m‘l linyt owed Henry Ilurr $800 and
gore him it mortgage till the property to
secure the debt The mortgage has
ru-vcrlwcu paid Hoyt sold the prop
t-rty to the l‘onsolidated road. They
now have possession of it. The mort-
uauv- for Will has reverted to blury llurr
Harmon :mtl her husband. Frank ll
Ilnrntun. They claim that they are on
titled in the land. the mortgage and lil
towel. amounting to its full value. The
also is rctllrnublo in the Superior tfuurl.
Brewing the Clues-in. (up.
The day of the copper kettle, the sou~
\‘ullir arrow, the quaint team I. and last.
but not least. the frilletl and Iurbolowr-d
ten gown, is ap twitching.
lino New York woman is going to brew
the cheering clip this winter in a corner
of hot- drawing T'Ulllll, \r hicll is to ho doc-
uratml in pink and sliver. The table. a
pink wuanwlod nfi'air. will stand untlor a
mgo .luplulooo parosol showered with
pink rmvlmda. In place of a tea gown
who plum in Wt‘tsl‘ a tea jacket over a
I‘llml‘ll skirt. It is in he made of white
crept- do chine with it loose front. Them
urn u Irlll and a jubolof French lace. and
over it all is rosy glow thin in the pispt
silk lining llsnouth.
Another New York women m to lum-
a ll o‘clock tearooln this winter “Illt'll
will rival in its t‘lliilltrillg color this mml
during attempt of hole Fuller. Her lea
gown is of mnbn- silk in varying shrub-s
of blue. Tho gnu-n is distinctly new ltlt
its tit-ultra. Al the hack it is arranged in
a Waitmul plnit. which in so full that it
has a wavy ellcvt. A deep irlll of lace
falls from the throat to the shoulders
and then continues in cascades over the
Written" plalt to tho horn of ihegown.
A jeweled girdle motions the silk It the
waist. and a band of jemled trimming
llnishes the gown around the bottom.
The tit-milong shows are pulled and
then urrllmtotl in folds. wllh a deep hill
of Ilit'tl falling to the wrist. The trim-
ming reflects all the tints oi the mill and
Is wrought with gilt, silver and turquoise
bias IlemIs.-~New York World
"Applies to Women Too.
Fight your own bottle; line your own
row. Ask no lovers of any one. and you‘ll
succeed ntlmnsand times llettsr than one
who It always lisseechlna some one'r trifle:
rtlcu and patronage. No one will tit-er help
you as you ran help yourself. because no
one will he so heartily Interested in your
affairs. The first step will he s long one .
perhaps. but curring your own way up
thoniountsln you malts each unclear] to
another. and stand firm until you chopstlll
mother out. Ellen who have made ioriunss
are not those who have turd stem given
them to start with. but boys who bsvs
started fall- with a well earned dollar at
two—Slim and leather Facts.
,. -.._.....
Waite ms the flour.
hate photographs of the moon developed
by the astronomerrhntwspber oi the
Path seeders) sabll t some mounts
maturities. The plate shows hundred-st
walls or malmnkmenls seminal, shout Mil
feet high sod trim m will) waists width
on top. Tbs: ran psuilrl to sack other
amiappesrtobsirom new to tan yam
ophthwfit. hunts Iteration.
‘ MOTION. "HIRE”. OTEII
mot be given ‘ll‘t‘Il‘I‘l‘Ill‘l‘ nu: at:
sill MB FITTEIS. Till still
SHEET IIOI WORKERS.
STONES.
' RANGES.
AND .
HOT IIR‘ HEATERS.
Gasoline Steven.
GASOLINE,
BY THIS
Factory and BoatWork
A SPECIALTY.
lilllsshlngton 8t.80.llorwallt.lll
ought I
ON OR ISA REEL.
LONG STRIKE [dbl-ID.
I'll. Ilbotlb Island Won‘t: I l is ~t urt An.
or llluntlr- of I'lII'lIIHI,
I’lllll’lDENt‘li, TIN : ‘1 .
Inthelvooh-uluilldi-lr v 1
to an end. Nut Ulllt IIl'
brtl‘lh'e difficult} will” l
the Thornton and .e 5‘.
Falls mills have I... l:. :.i tnxily with-ll.
’1‘in It‘th‘h’ Illlt HIII‘ ll:l.l l‘I I'l‘nvlllvltt‘t‘.
where unytruuhle me. p o.l .. that helm:
the Honors. nml this : .n‘tlc will be, ml
pulled today.
Inn: FIT'IIbI'
ll Inr‘muzlli
'Il‘hll‘ilu‘.
Mi hosiery.
. ll'h t‘enll‘ul
The Ollll‘yl’lllt‘ lanolin. i. u} Il-Tu it.”
beenlhe longest umI 11;. : 1.5' ;Iy insight
lhathns et't-l' iukcn pllmv- i: m . «Mic. ll
ltnsiuuuuuruted citric m t)._.'.-.n.-i. “In-l;
the mill owners rcduml minim, .‘rIrll’l'
than a dozen Illllt-n n no.1. i... Mi .... m
ported, but such mi..- .! low .md ii.-
MI‘lIit‘ \‘l't'lll on. 'l'lu- raw-u llilII upwr
olives were the llrsl in .. wpt n lu-tlnim
Then Mot-Si“. I'Ilt'li‘lil’f' iii-I hurt-UH Hi
the Providence Nutimmi .1th 'xidnuc pr.»
bellied revised M‘Ilt‘lllll'~. 'u'mv'z. :ti
copied by IIlt'lllll‘l.LIl\t'« .l.. :wn mil:
owners WullIlI not Mm til. 3 lhr l-\\ mrm‘
the \I‘t-ylmsm-t and Him i «Ir utiIl- our. ml-
to ll schedule rimildr tw :3 r? “Incl. TIN}
had submitlcd, il'h.’ Wt} l: ‘ "
Monday rum-ml 1.. .‘tlln;l ll..
Furuell solo-little. IIIHI ’Iil‘l .l 1._
concessions Ilyrfl'l' I“l'lll‘.1 linl‘ <«.1II lchp
which lmtl Ilt'i'll rec ill} mmivlnl ~I.Hlllll
wu, 'I '
:t~ tl..- ~I1ll. .
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let only tho IiIH-l‘ltlt‘ not?
blillu Muck
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lll‘t'f' nguf the lliwrx: .l a“: [rt-H
[do \l‘flllt‘lI in Ill-w. til? M-iilllt'l .., ’.-'.t!‘ the
result
When thy women-1:.
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adopt Iln- I‘ll’It‘lH'l ~i . t ‘
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ES‘JENCE OF THE NEW-S.
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Il'illll III- li'lllll Ill lliIlll\lIl4I1II‘l:{i|l..l«|l
IslITI‘I‘ Ills tulupnhiwtw {mind him lymu lm
bullsl‘lnlls Ill‘~IlI|' ~lu~ l‘tllI“ Ilv ltml Ifl'l‘ll
lllltlly liltllcl'wl Irj- Il..ilill' nlul lot: Wilt'lr' .t
train mulhl III‘IIsi‘ him
at
new Ills mm t'm-lml In truth.
Al.l.l?\inl\ 5. I’ll, 1hr. to ‘1 trump.-
Johnston‘s sltwl \t‘nrku \l‘llllltm ll John
son. aged 17. the «on oil tlw pl‘ulll‘il‘lul‘. mu.
accidentally drawn Itclu'rvu lhc ruilu ulul
luttanlly kIIII' I. Hie IiIIIlI‘l‘ ellltlrl \l‘iIIlIll
“"10" lot-l all Illi' law lllll'll llill III’t‘Il'fl."
occurred
Itlllsd by the ream-instinct.
\I’AslllMsi’U". Iml. ill-r. '3". hunt-gr do
Hillier. “lull" il'ylnu. to limp u llllv‘ll’ft'l be
tween ill-urge II. i'swsplvcll um] .I. \\'_ l’bil-
tips at Utwvll. um ullm Iml l-y l’nmpls-ll
with a pistol. “hut open [in Illlllvl‘ shut
IIIII killed l'nmpls-ll.
Custodian t‘olton Hills to t'ime.
.Iltwlltitlt. line. ‘10. ~lt is said that the
lil cotton mill-i of the Ilumlninn mltuu
iemblno will be llltl'fl‘tl clown. owing to
ornrprmlurlinllaml general Ali-prosolnnnl
MINIIWM.
Asleep they flares Weeks.
New Hitlll‘tlllll. Mile... llw so. ’l‘bewltn
til John llonlll. residing at ir'rntlh kind. has
lls tcontinuously.Illtw Vow, ‘:l, The ploy»
do an- are trouble to awaken her
Witt-la a rm at a Century.
summits. I'm. “Hf. nil.— -.\lt<. Disney
Unity, aged till yoltu-u,r1-puml to be the old.
lat Woman in northeastern l’onnsrlrnuls.
lied at her hmns haw
Betty unite. Jason‘s rapists round.
vamrcmwx. Milan. 1M ‘Jll. “TIM
My at Captain Melinda” oi the wrecked
rhlp Jason was found near Highland liahl.
Weather Personal; ,
y will modems mid wsrstl
34 Washington Street.
« ”a” —
OYSTERS,
OLAMS, , '
LOBSTERS, . SCALLOPS,
GAME,
PureVemustl‘él’kESYRUP’
Imported HILS ‘
and GARDINEB,
Finest Assortment of FISH to
be had.
l’ICKlds‘Jil OYSTERS.
._. -< ,.....,,.....
unt&lelufi,
Telephone (full, Bil-ll.
FISH,
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Are you 1
stilicringtyitll
Consumption. Brights
Disease. Rheumatism.
Scrotum, Blood Poisoning,
or any of the many stubborn
' complaints which make life
miserable? 1ch you Into“ that
HADAM'S
Microbe Killer
cures all such discuscs by re-
nmving the prime cnusc4mi-
crullcs. Thcrc isnodiscnsc iu-
curable if this remedy is taken .
in time. A 50 pogo hook, cnn- - 1.
mining valuable information
for sull'crcrs, mulled Frat.
, TheITllllsmIndemnlcrobelilllerto.
7 Might ‘l.. .‘x’cw \ork l.".l_\'.
II, it. TUMIJNMIN.
.‘i North Main Htrrcl.
. J V
"eminent: T
’ .. Made a well
. Man of
Me."
IIIIIIPO
tut. slim ‘
HINDOO REMED
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m». w...
Lat Mulls-mil l l . . r .
pl 1‘ hwflllfll w t
u rillenn'st-rnnh‘r‘ locum nr
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mum-3 rrlundcrl
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tirientsll
GEO. C. STILLSON.
South Norwalli. Benn. I
.. z... .:. . .:
mum I 4. .I'r-rfi-q“ um... lll.. «ammo»
will 2'.
W.H.Meeker&lltl..
Sale Agent 1“ tr
G. 8. .l. R. BOLTON‘S
, HOT WATER HFITE‘ I
l
Plumbing, Steam and Gas-Fltting.l
Tin and Sheet Iron Work. 1
Hot Air Haating.§
I'l.llt~ -'Il'I t-~ltl'll\lrx- lurid-xv 1::
am ttllit'l, strum u; 1...: mr m m
'0 MII'TII MAIN :~'|'
IOXATONIK
AN l)———
CELERY
ill. I'AIN
l'IlI".
It'li‘l
mill“
ANII lNVIlillIi A'I‘I‘It‘
t-lYlé‘l'l'M.
No. More Aches,
No More Restless Days.
No More Sleepless Ni Ills.
Willi lniwmliut Atumtllr and ports” Ilium
thln III-w lrtlteo the plan- of lie-pull“. you!
daily dulln- lmmm ~lwlirl~l and Mice
It'l’
i‘llen ~th tho! ritual] wlllt
Yankee
[ONO - SOOTHER.
Ask your neighbor silvml H. and If it‘ll Illlli
satisfied tannin all ”I"
OITY ORIIO STORE.
sr waailtntl'ron s12. so. «triumph.
Or of
G. A. Gregory at 00..
NOIIWAHK. ' "l‘
«s
Kathi" in
ii. I. hm! 0.00,
rats to II“.
illness, tea Malls littlest,
.- ;-'.>;Wm
‘\
s
mm
Hammer-mason. l
“room‘s. m0
«listen at lowest prices.
f'uh in autumn always.
Pictures Framed to Order
FOR OH RIBTM AH.
Workdo ve n and In all {its 1
monk! ”hei'AVZZE’h received min: vei-J
rally 0 I. sure“) and Old Ivory Moll -
nmsndmttlrn wirswltb snob lotnre
trained. If you have tlrne toes . tlrn
nsa stnl and we will send our spent lvlt I
full I no of umplrs.
~SKATES-
We have also». full line ui Barney n. . .
H. D. Wolcott,
34 Main Street. llorwallt, lit.
M125 elm
For the HOLIDAY WEEK 1
Ilinvo fitted up the cast store of
The Sentinel building: with
Turkish Scenery anti Booths.
. The room is open for visitors,
whether wishing to purchase
I
l
I
or not. lilyerything useful for
nation PRESENTS
s
l\'
MEN’S
IFurniShinglloods.
Children’s
OIOTHINOV
iHalsandilans
flil.A.llenedict
Sentinel Building,
\\'.\SIII_\'t}'I'tl.\I S'I'IlI-Iltl'l'.
South Norwalk.
'l‘)‘.
~-»A’i‘-—-—
MINOFIOTORERS' PRICES.
From 94.95 to mo. ll dlflerent styles oi
runnlngrrears an all warranted. Hardware
iunflne can on. nickel plated. Our astron-
mcnt ofllpbo lilt'l't‘ll bodies ls extensive. An
juphoistersrln mustunt nttendanco. who will
trim to order at short notice. ‘Iie mirth; and
revllpholnturlnutlone at. short not as. \clocl»
‘ {Month's slzes. from 8.75 to 83.50. Propellers.
llrls Irlcycles. Express Wagons. ctr.
F. BOYLSTON.
j nownr'rtm. inn, “with. it. a. Math
l
m.
ttlZl
01.1) .m. autumn
DAILY DIRECT
»» Freight Line-
l’. li'l‘W I-. I". .\
NEW YORK.
South Norwalk
A)“
NORWALK.
THE I'IUIEIIIHJ‘III“
CITY OF NORWALK
-\‘.\ll
glen.
(E Q '1! ”IN ‘ 'I ~ ;
. ‘im 071*." l
nntfizméaaa
_Wl.l haw:- l’ler 2‘. If. Ii”
how lnlli.;ll 721nm.
Iwnw .‘lul‘mllk. .3 p "1.: Su‘iila Nurn’nlk, om
p. rn.
Flt iulai l‘cv.
IIl‘t'I-tlll‘tll ~lroci.
.wi from 7.1111. tuft-p. in.
mantra—timi'lly- nz’ Nor»
lly- --~!.t for >[N‘I‘Iill lots of
l.\i v. Milk «'1' ll~ vicinity.
ii”.\ll ilr'l’wllm ..r~ '- ' l'nu’rlnl' «ll
lllt‘t‘llll‘lu‘u'.‘ 1.x thul .m- on. aw
ul..
(Milk? Hf? .c .. t In r5 III-T4 of.
J. [l IEIINIIIOS
Paper Hanggrfialclmlnn. Palmer
gosh-r l;
shrill-‘3. lib
. i4 ..'\I
"III alliizI’III‘L'
. i. L". IIIlT‘l'uI-V}(yl.fll,
cheerfully given.
[00K AT EAST WINDOW!
P i ctu res,
l .\.\‘.'1
Art Goods.
.\ l'in lute unthm u line Hui-lulu or
\\'».I:l1ngprl;wnt. WI: ll l~ ll(lllil‘ With-
out l’ivlurr: wt; {in wall-- I'mo l’urnl'
iurc .lllll lino \\'.III psrlwr :lu nut Illrnl'ill n
r mm. ‘1wiure. .‘tl'l‘ mnhd iv put on
{In lilii~li Tip 1: liw l'l‘lllI‘ll.IlIl‘lll titVl’h‘
turn will lug-Liz” .a ti th~- room, We
have :i I‘m-t Ilh‘HrUlit'III of Illa-hinge. I’llo-
The Best Christmas Present.
$2,000
..i polar y! ,
II'l‘ l'l- I I.- .
4- ll mi.
3. s. L'Htlmmedleu, Ag'l.
I l l Washington Street.
South limwall.
The New York Times.
II OEMOORATIO NEWSPAPER.
l..:.. 1 l‘:
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I.r.
lllml'I‘llii'l'|\ll'rtl~
A ltlnIi-t Ill-v. lions low I' for tiny - II) n .ulrl
and Iorillcluunlr) mine; for the merchant.
im- [ll'l lr-wlnmsl umn. lIItv Illlltill in. ii.“ pull-
ll. inn, *lw twirl H‘. Um lnrmrl. lllzll tho illn-
"I>IOIIII' lnr l'tt‘f) Anwrlrtn “ho “mil-l lm
plnmlllh and truthlnlll luld “lull llw |t'-lllll‘
nflM- uurl-l .m- doing; for mourn MAI tor
\ullll‘.‘ i-nlw. Inlvrwlwl in lmuwhnhl ullnlru. In
two l. t-knml nl-I. In art. Munro. religion.
and minimum. it. tlw I‘Il‘llll‘lt"~ all numtmir
atom. in rm wipzllul in all llw li;l.lrvr ’hlllk‘“
on ilIllI \tlmllw mm at “It: Till the ll 1). l in It
lull. l‘ll-nll. nlul IIIHIIIII'II' non-psi or, tullllml
wl \‘IIII Ilti'dllflt‘lll‘l‘ fur llalullluollt pmplv.
What ‘I'III’; 'I IMI‘T?‘ Iu‘llllt‘t-n Ill
I‘ntlvml i-sulicm Imprint-d lb llmllllt'tml oi
llwllmrluuwnt ulnl m rim whole people. not
fill IIlI‘TI“II‘I| lion Hf ITIllIl‘ ltntl Ilw lwtlclll of I
the It‘“: Ml Ill-limit dollar llmi thr- Itnltd til toll
may l'rn-lw without loss nod pay over mlhom
ulmrnmn Illwral criwmlitlm- for pensions in
I‘l‘tt‘l‘nlln “he need anddwsrwtlwm. aulto
no other»: the Ill-trim rallt- l'arly nu u Ill'lii‘l’ in-
nlrimn nmlllc or pu IIIIM’ mwrrnnwnt limo the
ltupulvllcun; and Ill ooplmt that pnrty trun In
its rllmn under «mm-l leader-sill l.
‘I'lto "lllIllillI vow of TH . TIME.“ is u
ntpllal ltlltlllml for lnrmturv. for lmtikm. nnvl
IIii' uni-er» and lrnslm-s of Isltk‘llltfl hunks.
mm munplllilcs. Ih'illl'l'lhl‘tl t-unipnnlm. llulh
rmul r-rlrn nun. sltwk and bond unlutniluns. In»
thrust and dividend miller-u.lllsorminl/atlnll
ui m-wrompnnlee. and all tunnel-l nulls tr.
port.- aru promptly and nut-titralely printed.
Note iltoexrellenrooi Till? TIA .ii in then--
tlcpsrtirtenls:
"Illltlltl amt Pinon Markets and I'ultln
e, rs . l msrrlul Ilepuru.
Polll'les. NrslIttiiII Army and Navy
am
Plinth. News.
Hrhouls IiitI (milr- Art sud Isisnw.
us. first CIIttrl‘hr-n.
“ports. inook Reviews.
Till NEW IORII WElKll TIMES.
Tbs. subsoil llhm fire of THE WEITKIA'
Tm Misti)- nnl. .Aitayesr.’llll5\i*ltir.li—
.i’ rims is it capital new-paper. it HIIIIRIII“
all the current news condensed from tlwdln.
porches snd relulrls of the daily minimum“
elde- lllersr "INTI“T. IIIFJ‘IIK‘IMHI upon mm-
cultural lop o.- by part-that lamina. full and
accurate market report-1 of prim- rm tnrm
produce. llw. slut-ll. Mn . and n mrvtulh-tarr»
pared weekly mud mnrket.
iil‘ll'fil‘llllfl'lttf‘i RAYICN:
I WM. Willi: ltlll- i‘i'lnahly. !Ill,ll.l
II “Infill". HIV, " " 3g:
Dally.
‘ .‘l mtmllll. 2m:
" l month. :5: ‘ “ Ill
humbly. lyssr... rm
“‘mvlrly. 1 year. ll"; Mnnnllw. ro
.‘llwvlnwn ovuplen will he and in».
N.-. . no...
humans prepaid in all minis in the l'nllul
Hates. (Juimla and it exit-n; In all nllm
countries. :2 cents per ropy per
day. payable by lhe silli-
wrilu-r.
-6...» t , ..._....
TERI“.
lit-tnill mm at the
risk 4 f the so either. unless mm s- by "1"“
later! letter. :- sat-It. [mini hole. money on or.
or express rmlrr payslrlelnwnm tum hm:
Times Publishing 009..“ New rm. oily.
WA»
v
and was all communications tho»
THE NEW YORK TIMEIEI.
Printing House suns".
lien York city. N. Y.
in.» Hull It‘ll“. l' 'lllIVIiliIIllill I‘lmtos nrld
Ml. ltypvs. italimul untl liliIl‘:illlv~tI. I'll-
i'llw lf'llrlrll z»! i; tl'I l-itlx [trip-um
L. H. E'Tiecker,
79 Washington 3t. 80. liarwalk.
IOOK ii EAST WIRDOW!
Old Well Hand Laundry.
9| Washington Street.
South Harwell.
0v. «
r\l.l. “Hills IHPNI‘. III II \NI).
Fl) .\t'I|l.‘i [“hli IN “'AHIHNH.
'A’I'ISI".kl"|‘ItI.\‘ til' \It‘NTIZIfiD.
titllllI‘i I‘AIJJ'TI‘ hill! .13“) DELIVER.
VJ) I‘III‘H? Ill I‘IIAIUIIT. UN TIME.
.IilIIN \l' \Illll’iN. I'l'uprlviur.
nrltl ll
Coal I
Coal l I
Coal I l l
l lilJillllA’l‘hll
Hazelton and Cross Creek
Coals.
(”limit and Ill'l‘ llnm slut». Ntlpuy-lm- in.- (Hill.
A... unru- moi toll-lowloru.
RAYMOND BROS.
Silli'l‘ll NilllWAHK.
FAWC ETT’S
Headquarters tor Milllnery
3 WATER STREET.
Kiltwllllalumlltm rciwrrtu In the umtrsri‘.
amt slot" is upon frum it n. in. um“; um. Mill
we run lrI’TN'Itlfl apt-(Isl hummus in hills I’M
leathers. ltlvtt u- It mall. and RM it lmrsly
Trimmed list tram Still up.
Mrs. w. Faweett.
“HI
Norwalk Chronicler