‘, of surgery. Browining is his most Intimate
’ friend. The two quarreled over a 85 gold-
. ed States ,law relating to grab rails or
HAHHES HEHE AHH THEHE HY THE
sis. 111 111mm new and Hear
1‘“ third 11.31.. will be conferred.
to! that city will serve luncheon to both
' terday. The subject was “The Top of the
‘ alive.
_ exactly over the vault.-—Chnn1i1ers‘
' who, in the opinion of many, including
, says, "with an anecdote of his talent in
. your money is ready for you.’ ”
' man, with his more or less
Good Society, ’ ’ by
‘ shoulder with a penknife in the hands of
.his roommate, fi‘hroop Browning, shortly
, before 1 o ’cloch this morning. Baron Ra‘—
. wound is not fatal.
SEHTIHEL’S HEPHHTEHS‘;
11 Hindu—’01,...
'11- met, ma ltmsik and Vicinity
aura. Their 1111111111 tampon
, The regular communication of Old Well
Lodge will be held tomorrow night The
.hms...» ......_ ..
iron work for the Pennsyl-
Sleei company arrived today. It
be used in constructing the bridge
the river.
Rev. '1‘. K. Noble will go to Danbnry
tomorrow to attend the Fairileld associa-
tion of Congregational ministers and Mrs.
Noble will attend the meeting of the C. P.
W. club. The ladies of the second church
the association and the club.
(NORWALK news on FlFTli PAGE.)
Was Wanted for Assault.
Joseph Dudes was arrested in Spring-
wood, last night, by Officers Reardon and
Tuthili. He has been wanted since Aug
net 18th, for an assault committed on
Michael Koanch. This morning Judge
Frost continued the case until-i: 3011 ’clock.
Herman Quittner gave bonds of >325 for
Dndos' appearance at that time.
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From the Y. M. c. A. Room!
The Thanksgiving football ga 12 netted
about $125, which will be used in defray-
1111'; the expense of ashowerbatp in the
association gymnasium.
Thomas King led the song service you-
Ladder."
. A'Ci‘oel East Indian Woman.
In person the Begum Serum was soul),
with a graceful, softly rounded iiguru, 11
complexion of dazzling fairness. large
black eyes full of nonnatiou. delicately
chiseled features and 11 hand and arm of
such perfect symmetry that 111111111 poets
sang of them as 1111111111114 We deal of
beauty. Her dress was always in c qulsite
taste and of the costliest material. She
spoke Persian and Ilimlustunoo ilur'niiy.
er manners were charming, and lu-r con-
ersation spirited. sensible antlongn11i11g.
as 11 set off to this long array 111’ por-
sonnl attractions, lmr (‘lilil'ill‘lul' was driest»-
able. She was cruel, V'lll!ll1'i.l\‘utlii:l 11'1'211'1‘1»
stalls. If one of ln'iwoi'vnnts1li.~'plu:1.~.1ul or
disobeyod her, she would 11'1‘1l1": his nose
and ears to be cut all in her prom-n1- 1- and
watch the mutilation with gusto whilr
she plucidly smolu: 1l her hook.- 111.
When one of 3111 dam 111,, girl...» 1111111111111
her by attr: 11. ting the 11t1111t‘11111oi’11f11 or-
itc officer, she. in 11 fit of f'lrlim1sj1-11lousy.
ordered the unlorlun: 11o gill to be buried
There was a small \11111t under the
Pavement 111' tho. saloon in whit h the
noutcb dances were l11-l(l{\t111d in that
vault the bogum saw her victim bricked
up. When the horrible work was done,
she commanded the rest of thunautch girls
become out 11in dance over the grm 11 in
which their still living sister was ontomb.
ed. According to one account—d1- -11iod by
some of those who have investigated the
story~tbo begun), that she might extract
the cup of revenge, had her couch plac
Jot .
the last drops of fiendish plensure out of
Ed la
An Inventor.
In nrccent issue of tho Bufl'aio Cont
merclal John R. Chapin, now of Buffalo,
gives seine reminiscences of Walter ”not,
Mr. Chopin, was the real inventor of the
sewing machine. ”Let me. close,” he
the line of invention. He came into my
omen on Nassau street one day looking
quite downhtmtcd, and to my inquiry.
‘Whnt's the matter,- Mr. Hunt?’ he replied;
‘I owe you $15, don't I. Chopin? . Well,
I’ve not count in the world and den‘t
know where to get one.’ Upon my assur-
ancd that it did 11011 matter, he said,‘ Yes,
but I don‘ t know where to get 11 meal of
victunls.’ After walking the floor fora
few minutes in a brown study he suddenly
exclaimed: ‘1 have it) I’ll bein this after-
noon and pay you.’ He went to his shop,
took a piece of brass wire, about 11 inches
long, sharpened one end, turned 11‘ audit:
the center and a loop on the other 111111.
bent it over' and made the admirable
shielded pin now in common use, took it
down into Green street, sold the right for
I400 cash, came in before 4 o 'elocL and
paid me my 815, saying, ‘There, Chopin, ,
make out the papers for that at once, and
. No One Wants Social Inequality.
‘ I doubt, in line, if anybody really wants
inequality. None but the superiors over
pretends to want it.‘ The interiors openly
or secretly detest it. I doubt whether the
superiors have any comfort in it The
body of a man, especially the face of a
s?ulrming,
notan agreeable footing, an I think no
one truly enjoys the bad eminence it gives
blm.—From “Equality as the Basis of
W. D. Howells, in
Century.
A Baron With a llig Name Stabbed.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 2. —-B11ron Lionel
Rothschild Disraeli Raphael of Surrey,
England. was stabbed under the right
phaei has lived in San Francisco for
some months and is engaged in the study
pine, which the baron missed The
” Freight Cars Detained.
SOMERVTLLB, N. J., Dec. 2.—oThe Unit-
hand rails for the safety of trainmen on
freight cars, which went into effect we
terday, reunited in stalling about 100 cars
nttaobed to the fast freight lines to the
west. The cars, which are the property of
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad compa-
11:, were sidetracked at the junction of
the Philadelphia and Reading Central
railroad of New Jersey.
r—- ._..-,_... ... ..._.. m...—
.1 Bill's Lootm Course Ended.
DULUTH, Dee. ill—Senator Hill, while
here, contracted a severe cold, which has
compelled him to cancel his remaining
111nm engagements in the west. He left
the themth yesterday for the benefit of
his hellish and will return to Washington
Aneowscsir none
1111 sur.:nrnnss.
VAHIHHS HAPS AH!) IISHAPS HH
THE HTHEH SIHE HP THE HIVEH.
Over Two Hundred lumber: Respond to tile
Roll-call at the East Avenue Church—-
Odds and Ends of News.
The Sentinel is on sale at the East .\or-
walk post-office by irving Smith, with
whom items of news for this column can
also be left.
Over two hundred members responded
to the roll-call at the East Avenue Methm
diet Episcopal church, yesterday morn-
ing. ()1) account of some errors in trans-
ferring the numusmeveral names were not
called who are still in good and regular
standing in the church. After the read-
ing oi the recon) the pastor presented the
annual missionary collection, which was
quickly responded to by a large colloc-
tiou. Avery interesting session of the
Sunday schooTnvas held. The superiu
tendent. J. "C." Hawkins, announced that
there were it scholars present. The 11(—
teraoon probationers’ class was well 111-
tended and exceedingly interesting. 0111:
new member united with the class. mak—
ing in all eighteen names enrolled. in
the evening, as in the morning, the atten-
dance was very large. Rev. Charles Dene-
dict prenchednlmoat able sermon from
the text “The harvest is past, the sum
mar is ended and we are not saved." A
brief after~lueeting followed the dis-
course. The singing;by the quartette
Was very effective and gave inspiration to
the services.
The Rev. l". S. Alnsworth. who tem-
porarily supplies the pulpit of the Advent
Christian church, of East Norwulk,
preached '11 very interesting sermon Sun'
day evening 1.1.2, from the twenty-fourth
clinpterof St. Matthew. - Subje1t,“b’ec~
onilAllu-nf. of the Coming of our. S11.-
viour. ’l‘ he sermon was not only full of
chronological}; and {historical events to
prove that the fulfillment of the sure'
prophétlc word and his coming were near
at hand, but an earnest appeal to (‘lli‘lh'
lines that they be ready to redeivc him.
~ Native white turnips, 301: bushel at it.
Joselowky’s, East Norwulk.
The following letters remain uncalled
for at the East Norwalk postoiiicc: Mrs.
Vincent DeFa ritis, Ne. 2!) Cottage place:
Mrs. Mary A. Doyle, 'itiverslde avenue:
Mr. li‘. VV'. Immcl: “:1" Mrs ucy (inillou:
5d Osborn avenue; ”intone Kinney:
Mrs. Rosy Ont-111; Mrs. 11 Reed. ilor-
11's l’oint r0111); Lillie Sherwood; Miss
uttie Welch, corner Fort T'oint dud Van
7.11111“.
Charles Bertram is suffering consider.
ably from his eyes. which ware injured at
the fire in Miner D. Randall's double house
on Cottage avenue 11f1-w weeks ago. 111:
will be obliged to Wear colored glasses for
some iin1e._}ioing 11 111e1nber of the de-
partment. he will rec-Urea benefit from
the State 1‘ women s association.
1111.11.1111111 llilbert.oi‘ Pleasant ave'
one, is having trouble with her eyes, She
has been rendered almost bl1'n1l,nn1l the
physician has ordered 111.11.111.11 keep them '
bandaged.
The prayer meeting of tl1c”.-'\1lve11t
1'l11111h will be held tomorrow night at
the home of Morris Saunders, lloti'urll
avenue.
. Miss Charlotte Temple willlcud the El»
worth League meeting in the East ave-
m1ebhurcb,tonig_hi. ’
has
of
l-‘iorencc Godfrey, of: New Haven,
been visiting Mrs. William Nash.
Myrtle avenue.
The Epworth League will hold its regu—
lar religions meeting inthe class room
tonight at” 1. 45. ,
Miss Addie Millard, of West 111111111111
has been visiting Miss Minnie Bell.
Cove street.
Mrs ”.15. Reach. of Bette place, re~
turned home today from 11 visit in Nauga
tuck.
Miss Kate Aistliorpe is entertaining her
sister, Miss Hattie Aisthorpe, of l’cckskill.
The Ladies’ Aid society will meet this
afternoon. instead of Wednesday.
Charles E. Benedict resumed his studies
at Drew Seminary today. .
wmmrsux.
William Anderson is having the roof of
his, house reshingied. Thomas Osborn,
the carpenter, is doing the work.
Joseph Trembly has receivedllilo from
an insurance company in consideration of
the death 0: his wife. ' ‘
Edward Shrayer, who has been visiting
' his parents, has returned to his duties in
Bridgeport.
Mrs. Adams, of Plymouth avenue. who '
has been seriously ii], is slightlyimproved.
Mrs. Crowther has returned . from a
short visit with her daughter in . Newark.
1 Robert 111111111, oi Wesleyan University,
is visiting his parents on Beid‘en Hill. '
Miss Bionic Keith, of Bridgeport, is ‘vis-
iting her cousin, lilies Harriet Keith.
Miss Sarah lioyt, of New Canaan, is
visiting Justice and Mrs. Hoyt.
no menu his temporary indisposition will
will“. , Wm ‘ ' '
Joseph Tremblfy is moving his family
to Boston.
a." ;" ‘ ' N,
will mend it so it will star ”raided
DAHIEP! Alli! “HHOTON.
Town Counsel Sentield on Saturday gave
as his opinion that the action taken at the
last district fire meeting was illegal, as
explained in The Sentinel a few days ago,
and that it will be necessary to call another
meeting before a tax can be laid. It is
understood the next meeting will be the
final One.
The Darlene will» play another game
with the Y. M. C. A. junior football team,
of Norwalk, Saturday afternoon, on the
Brady grounds.
Miss Gilligan resumed her schoonutles
this noon,sfter the Thanksgiving vacn~
tion, ”WT at her h‘ome in Sui‘lield.
A whi Pt, club has been formed among
the four hundred.
two weeks.
They will meet every
A new curb has been placed about the
Well in the (,Ic11t1:r.school ynrrl.
Miss Ethel (.‘lock fell down stairs Thurs-
day and sprained her wrist.
Miss Clam Silllmnn has returned to
New York. ,
Mrs. A. E. Morley has returned from
New York.“
CRANBURY.
l'-‘rwl Jennings of Bridgeport who has
been the guest of Min-1.} l‘. (' lurk, has ru-
turned home.
Miss Adah Taylor is agucst of Mrs.
Lulu Youngs, elurcimrd street. Nor-walk.
Rev. A. ll. “Wyatt
chapel Su_u_day._
preached in the
GEORGETOWN.
John iindy, master machinist of flu-
Gilbert {Q Bennett Manufacturing com--
pany, left town Monday morning for
Chicago tesuperintemltheputfing in of
machinery in the company's new factory,
recently bought.
The Knights of Honor hold a sociable
nnd dance at ilouton's rooms, Thaniw
giving eve. There was :1 1.1511» attendance
from Raiding. lildgcficlil 11nd lianbury,
"l‘be Hilbeiv't 1k lit-1111c”. Manufacturing
company is fencing in 11 diamond in the
center of the five corners, oppmlte the
company's oiliro
Fred Banks, of Milford, spent. Thank»
giving with his parents. Mr. and Mru.
Eugene Banks. :11. Little Boston District.
Attorney Brush and wife. of Brooklyn,
Were guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. .-\. Wil‘
llama on Thanksgiving.
Frank Bryant and family, of Norwalk,
were the guests of iiurr Mills on Thurs-
day.
_ A. ll. Howe, of Wesifield, spent. Sunday
in town, the guest of Charles ()lmstcnd.
Julius Miller, of South Korwalk.
the guest of his parents on Thursday.
\V 115‘
. llurry Medleycott, of Bridgeport. spent
’i‘hnnksgiving with his parente.
a .-\.('lr11un,of New York city,
his 901'1,V\.A.!ire1n
fir. and 111mm. Taylor are visiting
friends 111 Brooklyn.
M rep. C
New. nlk
S. J. Miller has gone to ('i1l111u'1'1 on
"tone;
\U'l‘ll'l is hereby given to all persons
. indebted tothe estate of George T.
Kt‘ulvr, or to the undersigned as executor
of said estate, that the untlersigned is the
only person authorized to recriyc moneys
due to said estate or to said exemtor
Debtors making pay most to other persons
do so at their peril.
South Norw11lk,('.o11n , l)1~1t."lHlt'1.
C ..\1111111.11 ’1‘. VV nuns, Rant-111111.
(TU-4 1
is visiring
.’l'nylor spent Thursday in
l)irlTliiCT‘ 0F NORVVALK es PHOBATE
COURT. Novcmilcriitl, A l). lt’
iterate of Andrlmlth. law 11; .‘1'1
said district «incomes:
Orderui, 'ihat theaddfinlstrai 1r
administrstlhn account to this 111
Jusiment atthe Probate Office in N '
the l2th day of December. i395. at ll)
o'clock forcnoon: and that all persons inter-
estedin said estate may be notified thereof,
the mlmlnlstra'or will cause this order lobe
“published in it nevvspaper having a Cllf: elation
said distrh t. and past soapy thereof on the
sign poet in said burwalk. neflrent the place
where the deceased last dwelt. at least ten
days before said 12th. day of December. liillfv.
e1” AS A H “’ilnllwAl‘tTI. Jlitlgn
_
O V ER COA'I‘S.
New 101 in 111111: 111111 Black,
$36. 00 T0 all: 1 0.00.
Tailor- made, latest st_yle,s11tin waists
and sleeve linings.
- Diagonal Worsted Suits in Big”
, 1111111111. ,
$8.50 A SUIT.
All great bargains. Call and examine.
H 1' .GOODWIN,
170 WASHINGTON STREET. !
. .. 1 y
Hickory dickory docla
lbro e the parlor clock, '
i'ut' etc it struck too.
it was inend gain—-
Hickory di ry dock!
Always the same:
You can count on it; No mat-
ter how bad the break, Le Page'snflluc
1s :1
sure sticker Heavy manufacturers 119211 t«\,,
join leather belting, yet it is equally suited 111
Mine book- binding or delicate fancy-work
can injure nothing Contains no and.
Requires no heating: ‘”“
s: * ~
hfiéét‘il‘é
both useful and orameotsi.
ways glad to haveihem examine the new
Balleclt China for decorating.
Table Cutlery of all kinds.
Full line of Tip and Wooden Ware.
1:1
made three pricm on ihem,l."1c, 201:," .51:
Ladies are invited to Visit this department whether they intend pa1c‘1asiag or n it.
just the thing for cold weather. We ave them in all size, pric
.gpecial Sale f Towels.
We have just p'sced on en's 60 dozm sample Towels. This lot contains almost every kind Towel made. W13 have
RAM & ' HYAI,/
No. 2 Gazette Building, Norwalk.
HOUSEFURNIHING DEPARTMENT.
The success of this department has been far ahead of our expectations. .1111
i;
a
s
has induced ustoadd many new lines .
We are i-
things which are arriving every day. x) '
HAVlLAND CHINA.
Haviland Chins Dinner Sets, Ice Cream Fete, Chocolate Sets, T11 T11 Bets. Five O‘Cloclr- T'ea Set”,
Trinket Sela Smoking Bets. Tea Sets and many odd Fancy pieces all in Haviisnd China. Also a full line or French and
Writing Sets,
lamps of all kinds. 'I‘oilet Ware. Dinnrr Were' 11: English and American Porcelain.
Our, Famous Oil Heaters
from $2.50 to $10.
The cheapest towel in the lot is worth" .5c and many of the better ones are worth 101: each
THISTHAM d1. HYATT, The leading Hry Hands Store,
No. 2 Gazette Building. Norwalk.
13101111; THEATRE
MONDAY, DECEMBER 2.
Everybody is going to see W. A.
BRA ilY'S I’rmligious Production, !
The Gallon King.
By Sutton V/‘sne.
The London Adelphia Theatre
. Success!
in.) Night:- ln New York. 1_111‘.\'1.;l1isl11 Boston.
1!!) Nightsln é'hlwge. 1
Revelation in Moons Stage Craft.
S'my of Heart int "Eat You lbly Told.
i’iofuee Lem on of 1 ioniody.
Cotton Mill in Full Operation.
lompany of L'nu-ual Excellence.
Prices 33c. rm and? ’11'
r‘ests now on s 1.11 at y’laisted' s and W1 ed' a
drug stores. . 11.113
i . \V HEN l'lll' \\ lSli AX)
811111, 8111111, Lani, hail/111,
Sail Mackerel, 111111111111
Pickles 11111 111111 call 11
B A.Vlckers,88itorthl1isin 8t
Prices 1: ompare with quality.
1' REE DELIVERY.
Send postal anti sump]! s will he snbmlified.
11 '1!
Second Sight
i-1 a question‘ for
scientists to discuss
and settle if they
can. it's our llliS‘i
lives to aid your’iirst
sight in so far as
1} properly made and
properly adjusted
glasses“ will refine your #304 and make
them do what is mounted of Thfllllv—M 1»
1-1 '1-rytl1iu1: from a Thanksgiving "idrkey
to 11 Mount piece ,
HQYT's
Justin and Opticalmfiplrg.
Taylor 1. 001111111
Heal Estate and insurance
wasnrrm'roa srnal'r.
Pawns iookin fora lot. or noose andlm
wl. h the view 0T purchasin 1 are invited to
call and etamine our list~ We have them for
sale in every part of the city at. reamnablo
prices and on eaev terms. sum .1
1
' 11' '11. 11111111 8 .
any Employment Agency.
‘1‘!) North Main street. South borwslk.
Ladies and gentlemen desiring first. class
bet in seven sciiyc r'lobtain 1 esame ill.
M DIA'I'EL at the hove agency: also those
wishing positions, either male or temsic. can
secure employment.
WAN!!!) IMMEDIA'I'ILY
Your) irl it or 16 ears of age as nurse maid
to ah“: of 23' years. . Good 1 ibeitlon
to 1) 1y
Poe'it all“ as seamstress or companion to lady:
also position as housekeeper in widower' a
family. tint class references. Goodh ome pre-
“""f‘it'" a AI.VEV'.M Harvey’s Show Store.
70 North Main street. booth Norwslk.
W
111111111 contractors.
SEALED Pnorosns '
will be received by the nndersi had until in a.
m.,Dece1nher13, 895.". the ecilnene 11f-
iice. Greenwich. Conn.
For constructing a lion!
under the Aim of menu the “improvement of
Pubiicli and s."
Information concernin p'anh specifica-
one. etc. can be obtain at the Selectmen' e
as. gr at the 0%ch Illnségfi 8111' liginor.
n . w c 'onn.
st odmmrévilibe at: ive‘d aim: the time
and an
M or not row 11 sues out will be reject-
Tde The right’is reserved to reject any or all
s.
Greenwich, Conn..:. minim W-
as so «at: Sat everywhere iv
3'1" ‘bltn patent cover 131 Mechanics , ,
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1m ‘
gnfrrlainmrnfs. ' ‘ f
SHHFIEll) & HH
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DRY GdODS
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rue-11111111 1111-11-11.
NHHVVALK AND sour" NHRVVAlK,
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111111111111 11111.
TT is ROOM WE WANT
1111111111 “6111111111111
and as the lots advertised are all good goods and good values, we simply say to you . '
it is a good thing; push it along.
11
”499——
:th extra large Decorated Earthenware Cuepidorss. different colors and styles
~ they are quarter goods—cut price, “reach.
50 Brass Cost Hangersfland Looking Glass combined, 50.: is the value; the cut
price is 231: each.
15 Brass Banquet Lamps," all complete with Lace Trimmed Silk Shade, ’9? .
$2 49—— worth nearly double the price asked.
50 Decorated Lamps, feun-t and shade to mach, regular dollar and a half lamp,
for 980. '
l 000 No.2 Parlor Burners'for 51: each, just one-half the price. 41‘
50 Large Rocking Chairs, 29c each; worth 75c. , 1,
1100 V inegar Cruets Tor 10c each. ‘
.25 Tellet Sets, 10 pieces to set. nicely decorated, standard 211111.101 $1 98 '
29 dozen Goblets, 2911 per dozen. ,
10!) dozen fine Etched Table Tumblers. 533 dozen. ( . - .
100 dozen’i'ilass Ind. Berry Dishes, at 29c dozen. ; V ' '
150 Glass Tooth pick Holders for 43 each.
25 Clothes Horses, latest pattern, 75c each.
Big lot of special drives and cuts in‘ broken lots of Decorated Dinner and Tea ..
Sets.
, 50 Carpet Sweepers, guaranteed to ‘do the work of any 33 sweeper and just as
well put together—they have 91111111 stamped on them we want them to be known
in every household in the Norwallrs—while they last the price will be 75c each.
W
'- 1
Now we want to call your_____ ‘""""V to just one drive in our
Dress Goods Dept.-
it is 700 yards of Ali Wool FANCY MIXTURES, SCOTCH PLAIDS, ete.,,
40 inches wide, goodnight. good wearing and guaranteed to give satisfaction;
price. for this week only, 2011 per yard.
Norwalk Chronicler