SEITIIEI'S IIIEI’IIRTEIIS.
.1
‘Wm
mun.
III-111m.
‘ tonight.
Q5? street to Chestnut street. 1,
cloty will he held Thursday night.
A. If. lilrch.
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Ill
«chairwoman
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Mimosa».
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The Norwalh Painters nominate officers
Wonder 81. George Is moving from
no monthly meeting of the Arion so- -
, a1
Thursday evening Douglas Fowler Post
wllbattoml the, fair of the Knight Street
Kelly, of Spring Hill, recently
aenttot eWestport Sanitarium, will be
$51
released Thursday
GeorgeH. Allen 111‘ moving from Sam-
meratre'et to apartments over his cigar
store on Main street
Artist J nnins Brown in at work decora—
ting the front of“. It. Bulkley Sr Co.’s
store on South Main street in black and
sold , ,_ -__ _-.
»The Young People’ 14 .
Endeavor of the Norwa Baptist church.
will give an eutertailim t in the church
tonight.
'iety of Chrisiian
The Mind of . directors of the South
Norwalk Public Libiary held their mouth-
ly meeting last night, and transacted the
usual business.’
”Ladies should not mine the great
”slaughter sale of cloahs and millinery, at
H. Krleger’s.
Joseph Dudes, who was arrested Sun-
I'Ifitlay In: an assault committed August
1.1 381,!
were paid.
’7
Mrs. Emma Buttery, wife of George W.
pleaded guilty and Judge Frost im-
build I fine of 35 and costs old 3, which
Buttery, formerly of Norwalk, died Tues-
.day morning in Bedford, Mass.
The re-
mains will beburied at I'Iaston, Thursday,
at2o’clock. ‘ I I'
The fourth ann
Street African 1.11.11.11.41.
I fair of the Knight
Foiscopal
church will be held at the Colored Social
hall, W'ater street. .\'orw alk, \Ved destiny
and Thursday evening.
R: W. Graniield. f Bridgeport,
' vaseing for them
once company, I".
transferred to Stamford.
is can-
Ilancock Life lnsur»
3. Long having been
Mr, Long will
move his family from Summer street to
“ “111th I
Consta In Ireland last night
served
acivil suit for 8300 dam-
‘ papers on B. W. Maples, at the Norwalk
club 11091113,}
new. flour
port.
Court, Monday, December "Si. .
The cantata, "The Iioly (I hild,”
by Paul Preusser, of West-
he cane will ceme up in the Town
Horatio W. Parker, will be given at the
Norwalk Methodist Episcopal church
Sunday, December “0
eighteen
panlment. ..
1....
I The properly—qyners 011 Livings . »
have dedicatetxv
purposes to the city, and have
Council to accerfit and establi-
The street is twenty— —iive feet 11'1
I 1
1
the street for .1 I‘
III '
by a chorus of
voices; with orchestra accom-
Cedar street 250 feet north, andthirty feet
’ The
city engineer has been“ directed to make a
wide 171') feet. west to Seymour place.
‘ profile and map of the street.
' —-Yon need not wait until after ’.‘1' 11111.41.
You
to get a markiéd down cloak m' hat.
can get one now at ll. Krieger's. '
«
‘ ‘ . Ailwill be delighted to learn that that
always highly entertaining and bright
speaker, Rev. C. A. Piddock, of Hartford,
, will leekure' 1n the South \‘orwalk Baptist
church, Wednesday evening, December ll.
His subject will I111,“()ver the Alps. ’. It
‘ will be illustrated.
II'sonal reminiscences.
M r. l’iddock 11114 trav-
eled extensively and will relate his per—
The proceeds will
be for the benefit of the Boys brigade, of
“fifths church
1
“in
1 Soldiering and Luck.
(XOI’WAI.K NEWS ON HI I'll PAGE. I
1
When' 11'an are afoot, every one is fever-
15th anxious to I111 employed; c1’11ry claim
Is 1111; ovory
bro ght to bear, personal and political,
that of august friond.4, all and 1111'11'3 inter—
not Is made, 111' cry lover turncd to 11 in the
privilege of taki part
11 the coming
campaign. wTho -1111.41I-1111111111c.4 are or may
prO'e all important, on "ob1I11111-1 explana-
IIt of the eagerness displaycd.
Active
species of iulluvncc is
' service bringsa 1111111 the chance hitherto
denieddn camp or muntry quarters at,
.2411
shpwing {be good stuff that is in him
ate the two xaoldicr in l1i.4 proper place,
shows him at his proper 13111111, for it is n
strangé fact that some of our best ofliccrs
It
_ (have not boon cstccinod such until the
hour of emergency came
n star shoots 11
Now and again
liken rocket from the
limbo of con1n1mlpl11co,1-1ho1v,ing a bril-
Handy the very existence of which was till
‘ , thenunknown.
The case of Coloncl Kelly of Chitral re—
nown is a most recent instance of this.
He had served on without remark Ior ape:
olal distinction and was within. an ace of
1." withdrawing into obscure retirement when
“ he got his opportunity. That of Sir George
." Whyte, the present commnmhr In civic; in
India, may also be quoted, who, at diabe-
ginning of the last Afghan war, was only
a regimental major and within ten veers
11.111, as 11.11 general the 111311.11 military
, appointment out of England. A more re-
' .. "workable cal-1e, showing flue military qual-
ltlea may be dor11‘11mt and unsuspcct
‘V‘I
that of ,Ihe latc Major Bromhead, on of
the heroes of Rorhe 11 Drift. He was actu-
nllyieft behind at the base, where he so
. front.
distinguished hlnmclf, ,vvhlle others were
chosen In preference for senior) at the
Herbert Stewart wont to the front
‘ rapidly by the natural. selection of active
.mlce.
Sodld Sir Beavers Boiler and
If the late SirThomus Baker after. slow pro-
lyiievlcw “,
g " 7- motion In their earlier ym—FMnight
EAST SIIIE SIETIIIGIS.
VA 113 11.?" 1113111111 in
TIIE OTHER wSIIIE III TIIE IIIVEII.
Ibe lieu lieu for Iiie Fire Department Arrives
--Ym‘111n lien 1111i Mishap: of the Day
\ on no other side 111 the River.
The Sentinel is on sale at the East Nor-
wall: post-office by Irving Smith, with
whom items of news for this column can
also he left.
There was a good attendance last night
at the fair of the South Norwalk Fife and
Drum Band in Cycle Hall, at the east end
of the Washington street bridge. The
Philharmonic orchestra furnished music.
Tonight there will be clog dancing by ('.
S. Beecher; singing, Mr. Bernhan1;recltn~
lions: Harry Beecher. Tomorrow will be
liremen’s night, and Thursday will be
militiamen’s night. Friday night will be
given up to the Visiting drum corps. and
among those present will be the Morris.
St. Patrick’s, of New Haven; lleliman
Advance, of Waterbury1Lufayettc, Green-
wich; City Piccolo and Flute Band, of
Mt. Vernon. The candy booth at the
fair is in charge of Miss Eva Ambler; re-
freshment booth, Lewis Wheeler: voting
contest for the silver pitcher for the most
popular military company, and trumpet
for the fire company, Nelson Fisher.
Misses Edith Brundage, Josie Meerbolz
and Corn Ackerman, are canvassers.
The water pipe connecting one of the
C. W LeCount estate houses has bepome
stopped up. Itis being taken 11p and p
new one pot dew 11,111.11... the direction/of
Superintendent “Copper" Iloyt, and A44
sistant Superintendent Charles Ilanford.
The Ladies' Aid society, of the East
Avenue Methodist Episcopal church, will
meet on Wednesday afternoon. Yester-
day being so stormy and the attendance
small, it voted to postpone the discussion
of the special business until tomorrow.
Fred 1.. Vex-soy, of North Yakima.
\V114l1ington, who has; been, visiting E. I11.
iiorham, was called to Danbury, yum-r.
day, on account of the death of his wife‘s
mother.
Frederick W Decker is confined to his
home on Riverside avenue with an in-
jured ankle, which be sprained while
playing football in Darien, Thanksgiving
day.
The four hundred \fecI-t of new hose for
the fire department arrived last night to
gether with two nozzles and half a dozen
hose supportem ‘, . n. M
Herman Drake of St. John avenue-.4111»-
prised \Irs. Drake by having a brand new
piano set up in the parlor during the lat-
ter' a absenc 11.
J. It. .‘Inrvim hn4 been appointed 11.11»
cutor of the estate of the late Mrs. George
' R. Cmfles. by the Norwalk Probaté Court.
The monthly meeting of the East. Nor.
walk Fire I’olireiakes plat-e tonight. at
Mayflower trunk house.
Miss Fdnuie Iticc returned to Brooklyn
yesterday, after awisit with Miss llattic
Rider, Cottage avenue.K
A valuable bird owned by Miss hudie
.(Jonklin, of Third avenue, was frozen to
death last night.”
T111- sloop Nellie, of 511.111.1111., arrived
from Long Islandhyesterday, with long
clams. ' '
fl‘tho; erII use on Theory street is in
11111 bands Painter l1}. 1‘}. Ii‘orham's'men.
' (LII. Aisthorpe has taken? the agency
for the gth crank Falcon bicycle.
Mrs. William Avery of Second avenue
is sick with intermittent fewr. '
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Home Functions. ‘
Tho 11111111111: light booms an invitation,
and the fire 1-1'111'1111'4 11 Woldulnu, and the
sofa pillowsmo 1111 onti'caty only no tlloy
catch the Spirit of the family to which
they bolting.
It isn’ l 1111111441111 to tell your friends you
"bro glad I11 111-11 11111111;
they will soon find it out.
sary to 1111111411 them; f thoy arc interest
Wide, who are
each other. “1on 11'il 11111111... themselves
and you. It isn't necessary 1.1111911 thonv;
they probably have enough meat at home.
It isn‘t neces-
chtiul to 111:1Lo your homo a center of
charming social intercourse, that Is a more
difficult h1atl11r;for charming social In
tore ' ilant of slow growth, which
requires rich 1411 d a good climate.
Howmcr, when; really have it, prize
It is a‘dellght be
it for what It Is worth. .
11.101.111.11. all the “functions" reported In
the newspaper society columns grow thin
~land vapi1l.——.Icnnese Miller Monthly.
Perfumes.
.It i4; said that certain French dame:
have carried their passion for sweet smell.»
to tho 11111111111111 of injocting a few drops of
perfume into the blood. regardless of tin
folly and danger of such a proceeding.
This is morn radical even than the orlen
tnl method of pcrfnuilng the body by
mcansoi baths and ungucnts, while om
aupcrm inl American women content them
selves with sachet bags scattered muons
their 11111111 and sowed into their gowns.
Performs were introduced Into England
during the reign of Queen Elilpbetb, and
in a short time the ladies of the court he
came so outrageously microns that public
preterit were made: Frankly speaking, I
m.wPhllndeI
’ I'M; 3 .
, « rfa of sill: or ribbon are fastened In at
. theadmlnietravor willcause this order robe
if» you really »,aro »
{m 'good terms with.
But when It 1111111114 to saying what'is oeI
man can belonged hyths perfume: ah- ,
SKIRTS .AND WRAPS.
Velvet Juliet. Trimmed was Jot-4m
Ind Dotted Tami-I.
The tendency toward trimmed skirts ls
becoming more and more pronounced.
Smactimcs the trimming. is only a double
fold at the sides; sonwtlnies It Is panels;
sometimes lougthwiso applications of paw
ecumnteric or o111brold11ry.Double row» of
buttons arc often placed down thy side or
t a bolt with loops, rosettes and large
b1 we notou at intervals. ()1 oasionally lbo
Ilro front is wrought in embroidery or ls
CLOTH .IM‘KI'IT.
made of crinipvd man-rial or sonic sort of
contrasting fabric, either figured or plain
goods.
Polka dotflal taffeta 14 popular for waists
and 1111111114 In \flI'Illuri colors
('Ioth of all kinds, fur and horny trim-
mings are fa4l1lonablo. Fur 11pp11ar4 11v-11ry
whom and to grunt advantugo.(iow11s
1'11pcs,(outs and l1at4 urn trimmed with It.
and no doubt tho manufacturers of tho
chi-an Imitation 1.1rl121I11s will 141111111 largo
l111r11'st,.4ln1.'11 many 11111111111 think they on:
keeping clo4'41rtntl1o f11.4'|1ll111 by wearing
sham for If ”1111' 1111111111 afford [I111 real
than by Molding It altogether.
Tight lilting 1"11I111t juvlwts.po1v1lcr11tl
with a jet d114ig11 over the shoulders and
on tho tops of tho .4l1111'»1_4 nro :nwng tho
111111'1bings r11'1~»11tl_1'14111»11 at n fa4hiouablo
catablisbnwm \1l1iIo p'ally 1111411111 1'I1'11l1
011111 .41 r0111. l1i11-,.ziolnlo11' Ibo 11'ai4t and Inn-
I111: a 1111"; high 11.111111: mllar arc 11112111me
in narrow and gradually apps-11.11 hing
lin14‘r11uni11g up from tlu1 11111111 of Ibn
capo to tho collar and again 11'i1I1-uing1111t
upon Ibo lam r. Dark satin or» llowrrvd
silk Ii11l11g4' 1'o111pl1m tI114o 1111111 little
(apes. or tartan silks urn similarly 111.1-
ployod.
The popular 11111111 [111111111 is full and
short just ranching the waist lino Clotlt‘
Is 1-n1pl11_1'111l,a4 It is intondul éfnforillifiiiy
son be rather III' 111 fordru' 111111104144. Tho
collar I4 11 full r111 hi of silk, plnifod
(I1111I)I11,Qr\1itli lIIl‘i ulaldr of tho capo
gmitls and tho lining/f silk _
.\nlllu.~.tr11iion is zi1'1n11f 11 jun Iit'h of
ir1111Igra1'1loIl1. II I1114 a ripplo basque
and 01111124 dingonnlh A pclorino 111mm
the shouldvr4n111l fo1'1114 rovers, which,
lilct1 IIH' jarkot izsvlf, :11'11 111lol'n11d with
black 4i”; unlimm strap-1 terminating in
jot I111111IH.'I'I111 ,3 wind I: I1m1l 1111h1 II 1111111
ablo surnb 'l‘l111l..1l1.1~r11 11i1l1 H114 jacket
i4 of iron pmv I'vlt 1r‘111111wd11i1l1gr11y
plu11w.411n1l blm k PM I
.II Illi‘ (‘iloldJiT
Second Sight
i4 :1 question for
.'ci11111i,411.4 to 1l1411144
and settle if they
can. [1'.-1.11m 111141-
n11.4.4 to aid your first
sight.
properly made and
properly adjuued
glasses will rcliem your 11y11411111l make
them do what is required of them—41111.
1'1'1-rytl1ing from .1'll1anl44g111111: lurkoy
to a lln'cut plow '
HOYT'.~14
Jewelry and Optical 8111111.
1111116 95 11'
IS'I'RICT 0F NIIHWALK as. IPROBATE
COURT. Novemberm. A. 1).
Estate of Ann Hmith. law 0' SUIT-tilt. In
said district dec eanen:
Ordered. That the administrahr exhibit his
administration account to this man for ad
justmenv, atthe Probate Office In Norwalk, on
the I21I1 day of December, “115.111 III
0 c'lock forenoo‘n: and that all persons Inter
(soled In said estate may be not: tied thereof.
rubliehml In a newspaper having a cl11- ulatlon
said distric,t and poet a copy thereof on the
sign post in said Norwnlk. neat-1141 the place
where the deceased last dwrlt. at least ten
days before sairlI 12th day or December. 1119.1.
ltA1‘A B WIIHDWAKI) Judge
03’ ER COATS.
New lot in Blue and Black,
11116.00 To :11 1 11.01:).
Tailor-made, latest style, satin waists
.1 and sleeve linings.
Diagonal Worsted Suits In Blue
and lllscll.
I7
$8. 50 A SUIT.
All great bargains. Call and examine.
H (IaOODWIN,
' ITO WASHINGTON STREETW
arr-111.111.» firings Imtbitdm'glfi '
ardent. mmgltu' "pedantic '
ll racism 110 Min: 4 - '
inmh larval Baptist Chumli'
of Hartford. Mr. I’m-loch has traveled 111-
ill so for 11.4 1.
call and examine our list.
sale In every" part of the city at reasonably
911cc. Greenwich.
I
imam—.mmm—‘m.
71 DECEMBER 3. 11911;
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1
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
TRISTRAIVI & HYATT,
No. 2'Gazette Building, Norwalk.
‘HOUSEFURNIIHING DEPARTMENT.
The success of this department but been far ahead of our expectations. and has Induced us to add many new lime
both useful and orarnentsl.
an,”
Ladies are invited to visit this do ancient whether 1h intend amnesia t w .
ways glad to have them rxzmioe the new things which are arriving every day. 9’ p 8 or no 6 are “
Cream Rots, Chocolate Sets, ’l‘a 'l‘e Sets,l»‘1ve.0'ClocIr-Tea Sela. Writing Sets,
Haviland China Dinner Sets, Ice
Trinket Sm Smoking 811111.1‘ea Sets and many odd Fancy pieces all In Haviland China.
Balleck China for decorating.
Also afullline of French and
Lampv of all kinds. Toilet Ware. Dinner Ware in English and American Porcelain.
Table Cutlery of all kinds.
Full line of Tim and Wooden Ware.
I
h.
.1
I
.1
just the thing for cold weather. We have
Our Famous Oil Heaters
..
them in ”I. siza, prices from $2.50 to 810.
Special Sale of Towels.
We have jxm placed on sale 60 dozen sample Towels.
made three p.111... on them 151:, 20c, 25c
Thiellot contains almost every kind Towel made. We have
The cheapest towel in the lot is worth" .51: and many 030 better ones are worth 50c each.
v
IRISTRAM 31. HYATT, The leading Dry Goods
Store,
No. 2 Gazette Building. Noi'walk.
gnferlainmrryfe.
I-IOYT’S THEATRE
MONDAY,DEQ a
The Sweet Singing Comedian,
Mil. CHAS. T. ELLIS.
I11 his newflernian-Irish Comedy Drama.
THE IISATIAN
‘ Iiy (.‘lmrl1141 l-Irin \‘orncr. H.411.
The Dramatic Novelty of the Season.
A‘pv'rfcl't production of n~I’upuiar Play.
"our Mr. Ellis sing his Now 801124:
"What I Found in Hul)\":& Pocket, '
"I’Irasn- Mr. Santa t'lau4, Don 1. Forget
.\I1. ' "That the Song for the Babies."
"\Ioibvrs .\Iaxi1n4 ‘ “(II1,1111,.I11I\11"
"'lhc Irreeu Hills of Turin. ' t
Prices 'i.'1c 5101' and 7711'.
Sonia now on sali- at I‘Iuisted4 and
W red .4 drug 410mm- 1!: I
Wednesday Evening. 0111:. ll.
“OVER THE ALPS”
Au illustrated lecture by Rev. C. A. I’iddock.
tenslvnly through Europe: la a fine speaker. ,
and will Ilmsrrate his lecture wivhwestm 1p-
m on 'I‘I1 1111111 for sale by members of Boys'
“Honda 251' . 1171 ['1'
WISII ANY
\\ Ill-IX YOI
81111181111111.3111,F1111 E111,
Salt Mackerel, Vegetables 11
P111131 of any 111111111111 ~
11‘. A. ' 11111113313111. .1... I81.
mm 1101.
DRY GOODS
111-1-111-11511-1 Hon-11
.1101qu AND slum NunwALK,
31111111111111.
.Pylres compare 41.11.111.111}.
FREE DELIVERY.
Semi postal and samples will he “must?!-
‘ » n -' I .
o
Taylor a; Golden
Real Estate aadlnsurance
WASHIKG'I'ON STREET.
for a 101.01' house and lo:
purchaeln .are 11111111111 to
shave them for
‘1.
Persons loolln
with the View 0
' In” '.1
_
prime and on anew term.
II." II. HAIWEY' 8 1
City Employment Agency.
70 North Main street. South Norwalk.
Ladies, and gentlemen desiring first class
help In anv capacity can obtain 1 11 same IM-
MEDIATELY at the above agency; also those
wishing poetfionr. either male or 1e111alc. can
secure employment.
WAIIIH'I'ED IMMEDIATELY
Younmgirl ll or 16 years of age as nurse maid
In a child of 2 years. 0001! position
101mb! party » "
Positionuas rennet rees or companion to Indy;
also position as nouseh er in widower s
Iamilv. first clues referencee, Good home pre'
f rrable in no lare salary
e RVEEY. Harvey' 11 Show Store.
C. III!
7—0 Vo'tb MainR sweet. Fonfh Nov-walk.
Nulice 11.111111111111111.
SEALED 111101103113 5
will be received bym the undenfled 1111111111 a. '
m.. December 13,686.91. the ectmen’s or.
onn.'.‘
Fer 1.1.1.1111»; a llonl /
under the Act of 1896 fer the "Improvement of
Public Boa
Information concerning piano. specifica-
tions. eta. can beobtalned at tthe Selectmen' a
on or t the of Engineer 8 E. Minor
0" 31m, leg. Greenwien.c C»onni
.No mosai- benceived aher the time
blanks tur-
heum ‘0er not reper yn filled“ out will be reject-
Edd The rfgh lifts reserved toI1eiect any or all
I.
[tinting MINOR. ISelectmen.
8-..ELB
hated. Greenwich h:Oonn" November :7.
see. .1129:
lulled lo Confucius.
hereby I thatbid willbere~
Nmmcdicvlat s the 11TH?“ the Entreet Cam.
Mikawagls'r'lnmalmr ’ iflt'ioi
on. v
”in "saw feet of G in‘oh ter couc-
,a men . mutton: ‘
price is 233 each.
32. 49—worth nearly double the price asked.
Sate
IT 131100111 we ‘ ANT
1111111111 ”0531111111111
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.
. -————Qo’__.' I
" .300 extra large Decorated Earthenware‘Cuepidores, 3111.11.11 colors and atyles
«they are q1’1arler goods-cut price, llc each.
50 Brass Coat Hangers and Looking Glass combined, 50: is the value; the out
It.
1.; Brass Banquet Lamps. all complete with Lace Trimmed Silk Shade, for
I
e
50 Decorated Lamps, fount an.\hade to much, regular dollar and a half lamp,
for 980.
1,000 No... " Parlor Burners for ac cach;justone-I1alfthe price.
50 Large Rocking Chairs. 2911 each; Warth'” no,
300 \ megar Ctuete for 10c each. > . ‘ I
"5 Toilet Sets, 10 pieces to set, nicely decorated, standard BI set for $1 98
29 dozen Goblets, 291: r dozen. ' , .. ,
104) dczen fine Etched Table Tumblers. 532 dozen. »
1.100 dozen Glass Ind. Berry Dishes, at 29c dozen.
1"1I0'Glaes Toothpick Holders for 49, each. _ ,,
25 CIdtbee Horses. latest pattern, 75c each. 1
Big lot of specialI drives and cuts in broken Idikof Decorated Dinner and Tea
all
50 Carpet Sweepers, guaranteed to do the work of any it sweeper and just as 1
fivell put together—they have our ad stamped on them we want them to be known _
in every household in the Romania—while they last the price will be 75c each.
HQ‘T.‘
Now we went to call your____ 5"“"10' to just one drive in our
Dress Goods Dept.
It 1a 700 yards of All Wool FANCY MIXI'URES, SCOTCH PLAIDS, 11111.,
40 inches wide, goodweigbt. good wearing and guaranteed to give satisfaction;
price, for this week only, 29o per yard.
Norwalk Chronicler