“saunas nouns.
{ls mos-n mar and Vicinity
‘ Doris. Their Diem! loumylogs.
The ilrst snow storm of the nasoa came
Isle of l'hoflllegs my Snead llssr
.._-.~4his morning, but did not amount to a
a
great deal.
' Everett Wigham, assistant electrician
on the steamer St. Paul, did not tell on
her last trip from New York.
The service and communion class. of
Gnocchurch will be omitted tonight,
owing tothe illness of Rev. S. H.Watkins.
-—-T‘rinity parish sale tonight, at Mrs.
Burr Knapp’s, 8 Washington street. All
will be welcomedL'H _
The Epworth League soshul, last night,
. at the residence of S. C. Horton, was a
very interesting affairamd largely attend-‘
ed. '
Anthony Ratchford. aged thirty-four,
died at the residence of T. J. Howard, on
Smith street, last night. The remains
will be taken to Danbury for burial. ’
The remains of Mrs. W. H. Gilbert, for-
merly of Norwalk, who died,in New lla-
ven Tuesday, will be brought to Norwalk
tomorrow for burial in Norwalk cemetery.
-—-All of H. Krieger‘s trimmed hats
must be sold before Christmas, and they
will go at half price. . .
The mission service at the Norwalk
Baptist church, this morning, opened
witha pro or and praise meeting. This
afternoon if Boston missionary will speak.
The Woman‘s “Christian Temperance
union will hold its regular weekly meet-
ing with Mrs. Wilmarth, 7 Concord street,
Friday, at 8 o'clock. A good attendance
is desired.
The warrant for a special city meeting
on December 9, and the notices for the
Railroad place and Monroe street hearings
on December 16, are printed in The Senti-l
nel today. ‘
,Dr. and Mrs. Frank Brown, who Were
married yesterday in Armonk. returned to
East Norwalk last night. and are residing
in M. I). Randall’s house on Riverside
avenue. 1 _ _ ‘
The monthly business meeting and so-
cial of the Junior Endeavor society of the
Not-walk Congregation church, will be
held in the chapel tomorrow aflrenoon at
3:45 oiclock. .
Alad named Buckley found a pocket-
book in front of Mrs. Hannah Ilill’s resi-
dence on West avenue, this morning,
which apparently belonged to a teacher
‘ in the COncord street school, to whom it
was returned.
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The summary process case" of Mrs.
' Keeler, of Lowe street, to recover possess‘
‘ ton Heraldéw _-
ion of a tenement, came up before Judge
I Frost this Imorninir, and he ordered judg—
ment for the plaintiff, with a slay of cute:
cation until next Thursday.
The ladies ‘of the South Norwalk Bap-
tist church are planning adoll sale. it
will be held .l’i’eduesday, December ill.
' 'here will be dolls of every description,
just vfhat you want for Christmas presents
for the little folks. Notice will appear in
these columns later regarding the‘placc
and other details. . "
Anton Hodenpyl, a New York diamond
merchant, fell from a" baggage truck on
Tuesday evening at Peoria, ill., and re-
ceived injuries from which he died. He
had $70,000 worth of diamonds on his per»
son. The deceased was a son-in-law of
Henry [. lloyt, of “Highwood,” Norwalk,
having married the late Edith St- John ‘
Hoyt about twelve years ago.
——Donlt forget the Athletic club concert
and sociable tomorrow evening.
(NORWALK NEWS ON FlFTii PAGE.)
CRANBURY.
.Fran‘k F. Clark, of Cranbul‘y, expects
to entertain John F. Dinkel, of New Yorku
the general-manager of the Walter A.
Wood Mowing Machine company, who is
coming this week to hunt the game which!
..abouuds in the wilds of that section.
Mrs. H. M. Fillo’wgentertained‘ the La»
(“33’ Aid society,yesterday afternoon at a
sewing bee.
lulu Anthony Still Act "2.
Miss Susan B. Anthony autllorizes the
announcement that. although iii years
'" of age, she does not purpose to retire
.from uctivityin the cause with which
her name isrillentili'ed. Like‘ her vener~
able coluborer and contemporary, Julia
Ward Howe, she will continue in the
harness. Long life yet to these choice
specimens of earnest womanhood l—Bos-
, Corduroy.
Corduroy is coming to the front, says
a New York fashion authority, as a.
fashionable _materi‘al for street suits.
Double breasted stylish coat bodices
opening over vests of leather- is one
handsome design for them. - The mate-
rial is practically everlasting‘ia wear,
"and, if made with elegance, is exceed-
ingly effective. . 3’ '2, ,
W
- ll. ll. IIIIWEY'B
(lily Employment igeflcy.
_. a) North Main street. Booth New
Ladies aadmgsntlemen deeirin first class
hol inn es aeily can obtain t name it!-
‘ I Did. Ypat the abovlehagency; also those
wishing ti . either our temale.csn
qcaroem t.
V wanna mallard-rum
mg “114' ll years.of sonnrre paid
:33“ r :t I rear-2% post on
. t seamstremorcompenioa
I” h‘n as housekeeper in
.m
Milo-90w
vnlouslllu uniilllsurs or
n: can Sllli or ill! awn.
Rebesrslan a Cantata for cram—sum
sad Supper of file Ladles' Aid Soclely on
December lt—Ofls and Ends of News.
The Sentinel is on sale at the East Nor-
walk post-office by Irving Smith, with
whom items of news for this column can
also be left.
The Ladies' Aid society, of the East
Avenue Methodist Episcopal church, who
have raised thousands of dollars for the
church building fund, met yesterddy
afternoon and decided to hold their an-
nual Christmas hour and festival Wed-
nesday, December 18th. Too great praise
cannot be given the ladies for their heroic
efforts in the past. They are now work_
ing toward“ their last paymeiitjnf $200,
with an additional subscription of $50
toward the church carpet, which has been
recently made. It is to be'hopcd that the
public, which has hitherto. been so gem]-
ously disposed toward this society, will
not forget in planning for their Christmas
gifts to remember these ’enterprising
ladies. " ‘
Milton Ellwood, formerly of this place.
was married yesterday afternoon to a
popular young lady in Oman, Maine. The
youngcouple at once started on a wed-
ding l.our to Norwalk, and will arrive
here this afternoon. Tonight a reception
will be tendered them at the residence of
Mr. and Mrs. S. Smith Il‘iiommedieu,
Henry street. Mr. and Mrs. Ellwood,
will reside here, in apartments attractive-
ly furnished in Charla Simonds’ house,
Mrs. Henry ilooper accompanied Mr. and
Mrs. Ellwood from Oman, and will visit
here for a couple of weeks.
On account of Rev. Oscar Lindegrcn’s
absence, the meeting of the Temperance
society willnot be held in the Swedish
church tomorrow night. F. f). Gustafson,
ot (‘ampello, Mass., formerly of South
Norwalk, will preach instead. Sundpy
evening Rev. A. A. Nordlund, of George-
town, will preach. Thercwill be no ser-
‘vice.in the morning.
The Junior lmague‘will hold its regular
meetiu in the lecture-room of the East
Aveni‘ie Methodist Episcopal church Fri-
day afternoon. The word for the sword
drill be “Truth." The subject for the
illustrated talks will be “ink." Mrs. Ed-
ward Simond's class auers. Fannie Bow-
en's class will rehearse, after the meeting,
for Christmas.
William ET Marvin, of am Nerwalk,
the delegate from the First Congregation-
al church, to the state conference of Con-
gregationai churches recently held in
midweek meeting in tlu-Norwalkchurrh,
tonight.
The prayer meeting to—uight at the East
Avenue Methodist church will be led by
the pastor. The characters represented
in the cantata. “The Home of Santa
Claus,” will meet for their first rehearsal
immediately after the prayer service.
Oscar Wolcott, of Hartford, is spending
afcw days with his wife in Faulkner's
block, on the Washington street bridge.
lie is just recovering from an injury to
,his hand, sustained while coupling cars.
W‘illinm h‘. Tate has been in Newburg,
N. Y., attending the funeral of‘his grand-
mother, who was ninety-two years of age.
liEllillllT
From 88 North Main Street. ,
, lo |25Washlnglun81reei
WILL BE READY FOR BUSI-
ugcss DECEMBER 5
B. A. Vlcltslgg.
OVEREOATS.
xsw lot iii Blue and Black,
$6.00 T0 at 1 0.00.
Tailor—made, latest style, satin waists
, andslceve linings. ‘ ~
Worsted Suits in Blue
_ and Blscl. ,
$8.50 A SUIT.
All great bargainil. Call and examine:
H. eoonvvm,
no Wasmnurox s'ranaréa5
Diagonal
Y
may exist as to the
advisability of par-
chasing. this or that
particular article;
at there , is no
question in
minds of the shrew-‘
dest buyers in Nor-
walk that the heat
and safest plow to
buy Watches, qu'alo
ity and Icost taken
Waterbury, will! give his report at the
A party of East Norwalk people went in
a carryall to New Canaan, Tuesday night,
and surprised Mr. and Mrs. Avery. They
returned early yesterday morning after a
jolly night of it.”
0. ll. Aisthorpe has just finished setting
up a Furmao, Jr., steam heater inM. B.
Soper's new house on the Gregory Point
road. ' '
Mrs. Bradley Gilbert, of Pleasant ave!
nue, is slowly recovering from her attack
of. blindness.
“'llllnm Clark, of Attorney Joseph
Taylor's office, is ill at his home in East.
Norwalk.
Raymond Brothers' are making great
improvements to their Strawberry Hill
property.
Mrs. E. h. lianford is visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Willis Bronson, of Greenfield ilill.
Mrs. Charles Underhill, of Fitch street.
is quite sick.
. . -_--..H:.__m. -_..
Anotherold woman who uvu-il lit a- .:
'l'nughlherrhildmnfu-u-m-l [.0 ll”: “a nun Glue.
it cemented lllcrr fv-rl:nc-. and sand ll-w I Irum sll‘l’l-
Au} they have always stuck to cam olwr ttlrnughllfc.
Broken Things—
Wood, Glass, China, lilsrbic, Ivory.
Fancy-work,-Toys. Bosssml-t m lautxvr;
they're all mended to .</.:,- with Le Page’s
Liquid Glue. ls'nt tlr‘. wlni you need?
ll is beyond all for wrung/ll: ll is in".
from acid, and never i::,urcs the m. )3! d. Incl}
fabrics. It is redid) without any [half/liq. A
lady can use it wit tout eillimz v‘ll the and
of the house. like no substnulc.
' EPAGEE
mourn G is” E
ItAllYt’“l ilSE
Barnes so cents. S'ald everwlwm
CANS with patent cover for All“ lu'i.‘ ..
l9
Warrant iors8peclal [3in Meeting
MAYOR'S OFFICE.
Snrnl Nllltw.\l.K, (min.
To Joseph Taylor, ('lerk of the City of
South Norwalk, Conn.
Hll::'~—-By authority vested in me as
mayor. and by order of the Board of
Councilmen of said city, I hereby direct
you to give notice to the legal voters of
this city. that a special city meeting will
be held in Arlen Hall. on Madison sin-ct,
in said city, on Monday, the ninth day of
lleccniber, 1997), at nim- n'rlock, p. m., to
, approve or disapprove the following result»
tion adopted by said Board of Council-
men. viz:
“Resolved, That the sum,’ of right
hundred dollars be, and the same hereby
is ap reprinted from the city treasury.
for t e purpose of defraying the cost and
expense of the widening and layout of
Monroe street. from South Main street to
State streetz" also to transact any other
business proper to come before said
meeting. .
WIDated at South Norwnlk, December lid.
“is, .
Signed. Momma]: .\f. has. Mayor.
A true copy.
Arrest, .llls‘EI'll 'l‘nmn. (‘lty Clerk.
. (ls-L“
‘—
T lluTlCET '
Votice is hereby given that a meeting of
i the Board of Councilmen of the City
of South Norwalk, will be held at the
Council Chamb‘er, on ilaviland street. in
said city, Monday evening. December
llilh, new, at. h" o‘clock, for the pur use of
hearing parties interested in t is pro!
posed layout, widening, enlargement and
extension of the street known as Railroad
Place, in said city, from Clay street to
Monroe street. sons to make said street
substantially fifty feet in width at the in—
tersection of said Clay street, and sixty—
five feet in width at this intersection of
said Monroe street. ,
South Nor-walk, (Conn. llrc :ld, 1805.
.lnsm'lt TAl 1.01:, Clerk.
. d~i ‘Jt
j
L ._.<—_.. .—_.—~'——‘~.——~—_. w.
___.. NOTICE.
'(l'l'lfil'l is hereby given that a meeting
A , ofthe Board of Councilmen of the
City of South'Norwaik, will be held at the
Council Chamber, on liaviland street. in
said city, Monday cvenlug,l)eccmhcr lllth,
1815. at eight o'clock, for the purpmle of
hearing parties interested in the pro osed
designation and establishment of bill ding
lines adjoining both sides of Monroe street,
in said city, five feet from said street.
lgatcd South Xprwalk. Conn, Dec. 3d.
i800.
d4 2t JOSEPH Tatum, Clerk.
. . ..........,..._
7 Taylor; a Gelden
llealEsiale-amllnsutance.
WAIIINMOI 'BTBI".
for a lot, or non» and lot
Persona lookin
. are invited to
with the view 0 purchsaln
call and examine our list. e have them‘fm
sale in every partof the city at yummy.
prim and on new Mme
___————
Notice to canlraclnrs.
istutnfrflsorosus "
will be received by the undersigned until in a.
In berm. m at the Selectmen's‘ or.
ne'é, Greenwich. Conn.
For, constructing s . lldlii
under the Act of use for the "improvement or
Public Bonds.” l
information concernin n'ans. specifica-
tions, etc" can baht-l It the Felectmen's
fillies, or at the con! Engineer 8 E. ,
Trust Com pany Building. Greenwic u. Conn.
No proposals ll reed after the time
specified and all proporais no on biaats tar.
aisheu or not. proper y filled out will be reject.
fi' {53” right is reserved to Idiot any or all
as. , .
manner. l
sues. msoa. summit.
a wuss as.
“ ‘ W. .
Dated. Greenwich, Co '. November in,
. ‘ 1329 iv
llolice to contractors. -
success “increments:
w W" “we“ a
‘ . ‘ Pldd
"'- .mtwmmaamn
, , ‘ through lam is‘a ~
, .
. ”Us
, E
M
The success of this department has
both useful and oramrntal.
Belleck China for decoragiag.
lamps of all kinds. Toilet Ware.
'l‘able Cutlery of all kinds.
..-»\
K
made three prime on them, 15c, 20c, 2' .
The cheapest towel in the
No. 2,
‘ ‘ interfaiummfs.
HOYT’S THEATRE,
MONDAY, DEC. 9,
The Sweet Singing (.‘mnedinn.
Mil. CHAS. T. ELLIS,
In his new licrman-lrish (onncily ilrnmn.
THE ALSATIAN
’ lly Charles Erin Verner, list‘.
The Dramatic Novelty of the Season.
A perfect production of a l’opuiar Play.
Hear Mr. Ellis sing his New Songs;
“What. I Found in Baby‘s l’oeket,
"Please Mr. Santa Claus, )on't Forget.
Me," “That the Song for the Babies,"
"Mother‘s Maxims," “Oh, no, .lake.’,’
"The Green Hills of hirit
. Prices IL‘nc, 50c and 75c.
Seats now on sale ati’lnistcd's
\Vred‘s drug stores. .
and
(iii
ENlERlAlNMENT
. a _
ARlON HALL
- December mm.
by the
Children of Trinity 8. S‘
Admission 25c: Children l5c. ‘
tale and Cream Salim
HOYT’S THEATREt
Five Nights. commencing
Tuesday. Dec. lOth
lillBINSflN lil’EliA 00.
:lo PEOPLE :ll)
5mm}; Cast, Pretty Costumes, Favorite Operas
REPERTOIRE:
“WV? ‘la Masonite”
“Sal?" ‘ Chimes of Normandy”
,rnuason. "width“
”m“ i'Bnllemian flirt"
Wm "in lllaloluf
SATURDAY "Pinamfe."
MA'i‘iNEE.
7 Prices. 10c.20c. 30c.
Seats now on sale at Piaisted's and Weatg's
Secure Your Tickets for it?
Exquisite Evening Enl'm’l
PRESENT“) BY '
GRADUATION CLASS, '96.
First iii. E. Church. _
Weensolay Evening. flee.» Illll
,, or it o'cwcx.
inslsslnu, 25 outs
’i‘icketocaabeexchsnged for renewed seat
tickets without charge. at Plaisledy. South
Norw and Weed'a. Norwals. hater-lay,
Deotmber nihilism, do
30th llolwalll Baptist thucll,
“oven THE nuns”
any. Declines
THE LEADING DRY
nISTRAM & , HYATT,
“ No.2 Gaizette Building, Norwalk.
HOUSEFURNIHING DEPARTMENT.
Ladies are iavitcd to Visit this d rtment whether the i to d basin . -
ways glad to have them examine the new things which are 533:“ every day. y n a pure 3 or not We m .1
HAVlL‘AN'D CHINA:
Bavllnnd China Dinner Sets, ice Cream Rots, Chocolate Sets,
Trinket Bela. Smoking Sets, Tea Sets and many odd Fancy pieces all in flsviland China.
Full line of 'l‘in'and W oodea Ware.
Ouullamous Oil Heaters
v just the thing for cold weather. We have them in all sizes, prices from Cato to 8l0.
Special Sale of Towels. -
we have just placed on sale 00 dozen sample Towels. This lot contains almost every kind Towel naie. We have
lot is worth 25c and many of the better ones are worth 50c each.
maniac HYATT, The" leading , llry Goods. Store,
Wednesday Evening. flee. ll. : .
"l“l,
R 5.1895. _.
Goons STORE. 4*
4
l
been far ahead of our expectations, and has induced us toadd many new line)"
Ta 1's Sets, Five-O‘Clock-‘i'ea state, Writing Sets,
Also atallliae of French and
Dinner Ware in English-sad American Porcelain.
Gazette Building. Norwalk.
Siflllilllt Hull.
‘THE PDPULAR
DRY GO
if
ODS
—AN‘D—
l-u-l-u-I-I-u-l-t"ll-usués-l
“n is wows wm
IN OUR
Illlllllill - .,nmnmm
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. -
' H...—
300 extra large Decorated Earthenware Cuspidores, different colors and styles
—-~they are querler goods-wot price, 110 each. .
50 Brass Coat Hangers and Looking Glass combined, 50c is the value; the cut
price is 23o each. «- ' ‘
, 15 Brass Banquet lamps, all complete with Lace Trimmed Silk Shade, in
$2.40 —-worth nearly double the price asked. “ ,
, 50 Decorated Lamps, fount and shade to mach, regular dollar and shelf lamp,
for 93c. ' . . . I .
, 1,000 No. 2 Parlor Burners for be each; just one-half the price.
50 Large Racking Chairs, 29o each; worth 759.
300 Vinegar Cluets for 100 each.
25 Toilet Sets, 10 pieces to set, nicely decorated, standard “set. for $1 98.
20 dozen Goblets, 29c per dozen. , ._ . ‘
100 dozen fine Etched Table Tumblers, 58: dc z-n.
100 dozen Glass Ind. Beirry Dishes, at 2% dozen.
150 Glass Toothpick Holders for 4c 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 88 sweeper and just as
well put together—they have our ad stamped on them we want them to be known
in every household in the Norwalke—while they last the price will be 750 each.
* ”4*.“
Now we went to call your A", 3",. ,".,,,"" to' just one drive in our
. Dress Goods Dept. -
, It is 700 yards of , All Wool FANCY MIX rUflES, SCOTCH PLAIDB, etc..-
40 inches wide, goodweight. good w g and guaranteed to give “defection;
price, for this week only, 29s per yard. . .. , V
l
‘NllliWAlK AND, sum NllliWALK, 4
sullun & Illlll.
Norwalk Chronicler