Evening sentinel, Saturday, December 7, 1895 · page 4

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stated on application. 1, ,

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Vanna. nuance prepaid: One menthol»; tine

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noath Norwalk; telephone call. no.5. sum.
fiance. Not M Wall street. Norwalki telephonv
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The Evening Sentinel has a clrcula
ties in the town of Norwalk and Its

V llhurbe larger. considerably. than the

, ”whirled circulation of the other three
local dailies ollr press room ls air
were open to advertisers

 

lien Yorll Herald Weather Forecast.
The weather today promise: to be con-
siderably warmer and enerally fair, fol-
lowed at night by clou loose and by haze

or fog on the coasts. Tomorrow it prom- p

iseatobepartly cloudy to cloudy, with
nearly stationary or slightly higher tem-
perature. followed by snow or rain. with
fog on the coasts.

Thermometer Record. .,
T e highest point. of the thermometer
for he thentv-four hours ending at noon
today was lid: degrees above zero.

 

llalatsre Almanac lor Tomorrow.
Bun rims Sun sets I High. tide l Low lide

at 7:07 M4124 l at. 4:21 I at 10:50
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“'HA'l" ll'lDI'Ilill-i HAS TO HAY.

The Old Well Reception.
The Old Well Hook and Ladder com-
pany's concert and reception. which will
take place in Music Hall on Tuesday ev-

~ citing next. can be counted on as one of

the principal society events of the «neon.
Whilethe Old Well boys nil a fire com'
pauy have won an enviable reputation for
prompt. faithful and efficient service in
the line of duty. they are just as well
known for their gallantry and hospitality
and those who have been fortunate enough
to attend their functions in the past have
only pleasanteet retofiéctions of the
events. The entertainment deserves a
large attendance not only for the pleasure
to be derived. but because the proceeds are
to be devoted toward the support of
the worthy company. "Very few people
realize that our volunteer lire department
inalmostcntirely selfsupporliugmnd that
the necessary funds for its maintenance
are largely contributed from the pockets
of its members, who never stop to considJ
the alarm sounds:
but respond with cheerful promptness,
day or night, in all kinds of weather:
health may be jeopardized. clothing ruin-
ed; all risks count for nothing with them
in carrying out their noble etl’orts to save
until protect the lives and property of
their fellow citizens. For all of which
they receive no pecuniary compensation,
nor half thogratitulie they deserve from
the public they so faithfully serve. All
opportunity now presents itself whereby
we can show our appreciation ill a snull
way to the boys by makilig their outer-
tainment asuccess financially as erll (is

.. socially by a large representation.

Better Train Facilities Assured.

it is understood that the petition con-
taining nearly 400 signatures. which was
recently submitted to the railroad com-
pany. praying for improvements in train
.service.at this place. has been received
and assurance given that it will receive
earnest consideration. We may not get
all we ask for, but undoubtedly the rail-
road company. knowing that our train
facilities are inudeqliate; will remedy
them as far-gas possible. Flimtis.

 

It may be the United States will have
to be drawn into tllu'Turkish broil after
all. If it tipll‘ilc that Mr. D. Hunter,
sent to Kn ut. Armenia, and Mr. R.
S. Chilton, \sent to Erzcrunl by this

. government to establish conlmlstes. have
not. been permitted to do so by the sul-
tau’s subjects and have been recalled by
our state department. it ought to come
in this republic’s way to inquire into the
reason. And if it is true that American
mizsiunaril s have. been murdered in any
part. of Asia Minor, as reported, the
country will certainly expect the ques-
tion to be taken up.

Since the $1,000,000 blaze in New
York city the association of fire insur-
‘ ance companies have raised their rates
on “fireproof" buildings. The fact ap-
pears to he that there is no such thing
as a really fireproof house known. There
are fireproof sales. but not buildings.
Whether there can be ever remains yet
to be proved by the architects. 1c is
doubtful. In the case of intense, heat
iron and steel themselves become rcdhot
and map so as to be useless and danger-

.ons. . ~1___,f_,_‘-.,. .-..

The lands of tho Nez Perce reserva-
tion, near Lewiston, Ida. aperiodic set-
tlatnant Nov. 18 by proclamation“ the
Mt. contain 646.000 acreeot land.
That would give a quarter section to
3,412 families. Yet there were enough

*‘ peoplewaitingincampontheborderto

an up evbry acre of desirable land he-
in livers-ate
sear" semen

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Oldest
Aud the , Best '

"In the Fall of '03. my son,
11.15. ltouzmhad a ho carbon-
cle on his neck. '1‘ e docton
lauced it. but gave him no per-
manent benefit. ,

$51.3.

was then resorted to and the re.
suit was all we could have wished
for. The carlnmcle lll‘illt‘llt nil-k-
ly and his health is now peril-ll.”
will. S. ltorzllz, Champlain. Va.

The Only
Sarsaparilla .
At. World’s Fair.

p in. “object. "God's 'l'riulllpll's In 'he er‘
sIO'l Flo d.“ Lender. Miss Edith Shephard.
Scorn Nouwau Ml'l‘thDlln‘, West avenue.
near Garner. tiered. i-l Kavanaalupaetor.
lilvlne scrvlcmlllfilimm. 7:0) p. m.; hunda

 

 

school. 12 noon. herniation~ rlonehnrc
protect. Ewenlm subject. "‘I s Delectable

nl untalne "

Sol'rll Noawstlrl-larrnrr.West avenue near
the inlet". liev it. u. *berwouo. slur.
Servicemlllzllla rp. and 7:10 p. in; unduy
school. 13 ul.-. lounlr Peoples Society «of
Christian Endeavor prayer meeting. dull p._ln.
Evening subject. :‘l‘lle New Church."

Nonwann Mirruonllrr. West and Mott ave-
nues. Rev. A. H. Wyatt. pastor. service.
lllzili. Evening service. 7:21! p. in. Sunday
school. l’.’ m.; Epwovlh imm- eretlulr. “III
p. m Morning subject. "The Favorite lila-
cl in " Evening sublecl. "The World on Fire:
What That?"

'l'nlnrrv Erlecont. West street and Fair-
rielll avenue. South Norwalk. Hev. F. W.
Norrie. rel-tor. Holy Communion. it a. m;
sun-lay SchooI 9:30 a. n:.: Morning l'rayer
and sermon. 1030 a. nu; Lvenlng Prayer and
sermon. 7:30 p. to.

NOIIWALK CONGRIOATIUNAL. corner Park
and Lewis streets. Rev. '1‘. K. Noble. f). 1).. las-
tor. services at Willa. In. and 751) p. m.: lin-
day school. I25!) p. m.; Y '. ti. 0. E. «an
r. in. Moluln,‘ subject " ev vtls of Atelie-
on an Rolalevl lo the Lite and U'DWlll oi the
wvoll " Evening subject. "Comfortlua

s.

(llucn Erlsoorau Belden avenue and Cross
street. Norm-it. Rev. B. H. Watkins. rector.
zed pond" in Advent 8 a m.. Holy Corn-
muulon; [0:30 e. m.. morning names; N m..
Huntley wbvmlzflp. in . uible study for men;
6:10 p in. confirmation lecture; 7:?) p. in..
rveulng sermon. ~

Nouwanu Barrier. East avenue. opponltn
Green. Rev. F. Ii. Robbins. pastor. Ser-
vices. "hills. In. and Eli . m.: Hunday school.
l2 m.; early prayer meet ng.ll)1lia. m.: young
People’s meeting at 0:2!) 8. in. normal:
subject. "llt.cle;"evenlng su Jecl. “The Niag-
araof GDd'slnvo." lit-v. R. A. Nichols. of
Waterbury. will prom-h.

Earn Avenue lrrnonmr. near VanZandt
aVenue. East. Norwnlli. Rev. A. J. Smith. par.
tor. l’reachlnl; lllzilll a. m. and 7:31) p. m.: bun-
day school. 12m; young people's meeting can
p. m.

81. Muir's. it. 0.. corner of West avenue
andilhapelslrcet. Norwalk. Low Mass 7 a.
m.: Children's Malawi!) a. in.: High blues.
ll)::lia.m:Veapei-s. 3:11) p. In. '

Sour" Vonweut it. “.—Mnsle liall. Rev. J
H. \\ lnlers. pastor. Mass attrand ill-ma. in

in. PAUL'D EPIMIOPAL. Church street. oppo-
slie the Green, Norwalk. Rev. 5. hi. Pond.
rector. lloly l‘ommunlon.'l’dli a. in.. and un
iirnr rundav in the mouth. Second celebration
(choral) with sermon. lit!!! a. in.: on other Hun-
days. Morning i’ ayer. Litany and. sermon.
10:!” a. m.: Sunday school. 12 m. in the
lulllntll or mm lionv navlolrn. choral
ev-an-mnu wllnout sermon. 7le» p. in.

81. Aunllaw's lltsslox. at James McAllle-
ler's residence. Winnlpauk. Sunday school.
:l-llll p. nl.; (‘llarll-s (filitteln. superintendent;
Arthur ll. ()hlltem. assistant; Miss EvelyuMc-
Allister. organist.

liaoao ltlvnu CHAPEL. Sllperlnlenllenl:
mom W. Knapp; assistant sllperlnlendenl:
.lamvs Lycett; organist. Mimi I'lal'a tire...
assistant organist. Mrs. 'I hm. linger-l. Sunday
school. :l l. in.: Young People's Society of
Christian 'ndl-avor meeting. ozi'i p. in; Prayer

a

fleeting. Sunday eVenlng at 7:1”.

lu-

CALvAllv Barrier. Quinlan! Building.
corner Wall and Knight streets. Norwnlli.
Rev. Johnson w Hill. thor. Morning eer-
vlca. lull!) a. In: evening service. 7510 p. in..
dunday school. :i: III p. in :IY. l‘. S. v. E“ 6:7“ p.
to. Literary. ’lllenday. ti p m Laules' Alli
society. Wednesday. ll p. to. Prayer inverting.
'ihlirsday. ii p in All are cordially invited

No 21.nxrso'rox Avnxcs —Blh’m eta-s and
Run-lliy'scuool. Sunday a lernuon at it o'clock.
Wedmwmy evenlnc. prayer and confe.euce
merlll it. 7:10 o'clock.

Anvss‘r (lllms'rlslv. Van'l.andt avenue. East
Norwalk. l‘real'hlnlz. Ilizill a. Um.’ and Hill p.
m.: Sunday school 12 m. Young People's meet»
ing riz'lll p. in. ,

(Jordana/twinned Mission. Springwood
Unionithapel. Ely avenue. W Bowl. pastor.
liurlgarian services. Sunday. at Ill-.3! s. m. and
5 p. ln.: '1 hursday at Tail o’clock.

ST.PAUL'3 Missios.Van7.andt and Osborn
avenues. East Norwullt.‘ blunday school 8:00 p.
m. A cordial welcome to all.

Sealsowoon Union Charon. Ely avenue.
South Norwalk. Sunday School. 3:1!) p. m..
evening service. 7:“) p. m.

Essa- Nonwau Swnnisn Coxonnonloxan.
Riverside avenue. iiev. 0. Lindenren. pas-
tor. Services at 10:1!) a. m. and it'll . m.: bun-
da school. see p. nu; youugpeople a meeting
at p In. 1.

AFRICAN Hmonlln' Errscorsi, Knight
street. Norwalk. Rev. 1. Sands pastor.
Preaching. 10:11) a. m.:.Snnday school at 12:15 p.
m.; prayer meeting at 6:11) p. m.: preaching at
mu) m. Special music will be rendered by
the choir. Seats free.

Dnu'rscnn Evasonusann Paral-

Sr.

No settled pastor.
in 30 a m. and 7 p. m. rionntngsschule 12 00.
Mittwnch, Abendprrdilz‘. 7 80 p. to. Drill-
scherUnturricht lcr dlo tlomeinde: Dlonalags.
Mittwbclls. Donuol stuns t to 5 p. m.. Samstags
lilo II! a. m. . -

Gunman Evaxonmcal. Snuvlcaa. Held
every Sllmlay afternoon at 20"clock.ln Swedish
Congregational church. East. NUFWNAA‘. All
are cordially invited. ‘ Sunday school at lllzlhl

l. A. Brockmeier pastor. '

CHRISTIAN Youno Mns's Lemon. Knud-
l-en's tiall. (‘iles'nut sneer. South borwalk.
ilonel meeting Sunday afternoon. lid?) to 4:3).
Topic "All or N-llhlng for Christ." r-peaacr.
.l. N. Trent. of Kansas. ‘

Youuo Men's CHRISTIAN Manama-ion.—
Lockworll'e llall.‘WaIl street. horwalk. Bible
class at d p. m.: Hone service at. 4 p. m.

MAYOR’S OFFIC 1,
Sourll NollWALK. Colin.
To Joseph Taylor. Clerk of the City of
South Norwiilk. Conn; ‘

mayor. and bylorder of the Board of
Councilmen of snid'cit , I hereby direct
you to m’vc notice to t is legal voters of
this city. that a special city meeting Will
be held in Arion Hall. on Madison street.
in said city. on Monday, the ninth day of
December, 1895. at nine o‘clock. p. m.. to
a prove ordinanprovc the following resolu-
t on adopted by said Board of Council-
men. viz:

“Resolved. That the sum of eight
hundred dollars be. and the name hereby
is appropriated from the cit treasury
for t e purpose of defrayiug t a cost and
expense of the widening: and layout of
Monroe street. from Sout Main street to
State street." also to transact any other
business proper to come before

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meetin .
wanted at SonthNorwalk. December 3d.
Signed. Mom it: La. Mayor.

 

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Kiuclle, North Main street. South Norwalk. .
fiatteslllrnsle: Sonata 3'

o'clock. in hnudsen's Hall. 37 Chestnut street. .

delimiter a Special tily Meeting ‘

Silk—By authority vestedl in me as.

'..._74' _rr‘»>',//r .
lhavo have beenlloubled with a had full

tnr- tor loo Hits a . ear that

an» wearine an elLVItR
'l'tlUSS or the past at: Mill . find myself
onlnp'etely mind and have no more use for s

ll'ttsn.
A. L. liUSf‘Ol. "orth Wilton.00nr.
The American lillver Trusses are tor sale by

H A L E '.._lll§-_-!’_l."fiii5l

SEN'I'IIEL PATTERN.

A fissile Paper Pattern at this Barnard
lay be Obtained by Using the Coupon.
We have made special arrangements
with the agents of the celebrated [lunar
Glove—Fitting Patterns. by which we can
present to our lady readers some of their
very newest and choicest patterns of gar—
ments. Full and explicit directions for
putting together-the garmenle accom-
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6599‘LADIE5' AND MISSES' causes
lllXTH BY MAY MANTON.

These stylish accessories are highly es-
teemed by fashionable women, as they
can be worn with several styles of waist.
or bauquea. thus ellectlng a pleasing
change of toilette at small expense. No. l
is made of light or cream colored satin,
edged with narrow beaver fur. It. is shap-
ediu pointed outline. and has two bre-
telles that narrow atlhe waist line. front
and back. The closing is in centre back.
Nollie of black or colored velvet with
jet o_rapangled edges. It forms a deep-
ly hollowed sailor collar in back. flur-
ing in points at the front; three gradunb
ed tab in centre reaching to the waist. in
blouse style. A bow of satin ribbon to
match the velvet is place d at the back of
the standing collar. and a corresponding
bow at. the waistline. The closing is in-
visible at the left shoulder. No. 3 is of
Persian silk. edged with double ruclling
of narrow butter‘colorcd Valencicnnes
lace. It clown in centre back. Velvet,
satin. plain. brocadell' ,or fancy silks. are
generally clmsell for these collars, deco
rationof lace, sequins. fur, jet or jeweled
passelncnterie... enhancing their styleaud
value. A still laterlining is necessary to
give the proper set and support the deco-
ration.

The quantity of twenty-two-iucb wide
mutatinl required to make design No.1
for n. lady's size is 11.. yards; for n. lu'lsses'
size.lynrd.' To make design .\'o. '3. it
willrequire ll. yards for a lady's size.
and I yflrll'ftll' a lnisses' size. To make
design No. ll. it will require ?. of ayard
forala'lly's sine. and ".of a yard for u'
ullsses’ size.

The pattern, which is No. 659‘.) and re

rails for thirlycl-llts, is cut in two sizes,
forlallies null misses, both sizes being in~
clmlell in one pattern.

i EVEllllill etuTlllEt coupon

l-ZNTl'l‘lllei TO ONE PATTERN ANY
! HAZE. 05' St). 6509.
lllifl mail or lake to

I'll! thlsollt. ilil in your name and mldt’fllh
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lPA'I‘TERN N0. 659”.

This coupon and l: cts. will secure above
jpatlarn at sturtevant's. North Main and
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Notice, in liomracmrs.
' SEALED Rhesus ., ‘

will be received by the undersi ned‘ until 10 a.
in.. December 13. . at the electmen'e 0f-
lice. Greenwich. Conn.

For Bonstrutiillg a Road

under the Act of 1896 for the “improvement of
Public Route." ,
information concernln p‘ans. specifica-
tions. at :5. can be obtain. at the Felecimen a
"idea. or at too ofllco of lurlueer 8 it. Minor.
Trust Company Building. Greenwich. Conn.
N l proposals will be received after the time

d I died and all'pro‘ualanoton hlnnlva "or.

he rat to r lliledoatwllibsreec
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NOW rs THE miners [1'63

SLEIGHS Hill

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l f r” ’ The place to get your
’ '. _ - Repairing. Painting.

rim mil g and lllHJ

Sign Lettering is at

Wright’s

Factory
and
Salegyoom.

corner Madison and

Franklin Streets. So.

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Sounds strange so late, but

BAREAIN‘S inl

Satin Faced, at $3.98; Full
Extra Quality, at $7.50; for

A. DICK

There’s as great a difl'ereuc
that the monthly bill at our store

CHARL

lT ls so WARM. x

’We have made recent purchases at low figures and marked stock on hand to match.

Look at The Prices.

Best Quality, at $10; former price, $12 to 817.50.
ClothCapes at similar reductions. Fur Capes, 25~iuch, 85; 30-inch, $6 and 87. 50
We have a few Children’s Garments from last year we will sell at half price.

NO. 84 W

A IiIIEAT DIFFERENBE. '

All our goods are clean and fresh. Nothing to pick out and throw away. ,

Elegant FreshiVlade Gilt Edge Butter. Nice Fresh Sweet
Daisy Butter. 2'20 and 25c lb.

Raisins. 3 lbs.. 25c: 4 lbs.. 25c; 5 lbs.. 52c.

The Ferris Rama and Boneless Ba'con.

these are familiar words this November. RESULT.

ADIES’ JABKETS and BAP .

Lined, at 35.
mar price, $11.

ERMAN &SO

as‘l-lluc'rou STREET.

 

e in grocery bills as there is in groceries. You’ll generally find
is not as big asit was at a poorer place. There’s notsomuchwaste.

ES E. SEYMOUR,

lllnlu BRUCER, * '33Wlsllmlllull sum.

TELEPHONE ‘CALl.

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NORWALK PATTERN Willis
ll. H. llSlllfillPE. Ploplielol.
Hardware :'-= Specialties.

BOY S‘ A-ND GIRLS'

PNEUMATIC llAE BlClClE.

' an up-lo‘llate machine at LowcPl‘ice; also

CHILDREN’S VELOCIPEDES.

Just the thing for a Christmas present for the
“We mills.

Pllm'a your order now so as to have the
wheel in lime for t‘hl=tmas. '

Repair: for any Stove that's made

33" Ballard See us at Our
New store. East End at
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vv‘h'snlue'rou srunnr.

Persons looltn tcra loner house and lm
with the View 0 purchasing.are invited it.
call and Maurice our list. We have them to
sale in every part of the city at manor-ill
prices and, on our terms. all! tf

We. ll. HlllllEl'S
City 'Emnloymem agency.

to North Main street. South Norwalk. '
Ladies and gentlemen desiring first class
hell? in any capacity can obtain t e lame illi-
M DIATELY at the above agency; also those
wishing positions. either male or icmale. can
secure employment.
' WAI‘I'ID llfllblA'I'ILY
Young rl it or 16 years of age as nurse maid
to a :ng of 8 year-- Good position

Pnduon u’eaunitreas or companion to lady:
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. . 4 lbs. Best Raisins.

00 "To MEAD’S!

‘ * 53 Will sum;
92 wulllluoll STREET.

Hot Rolls DeliciousHome Made Rye Bread, and the Best

Cake in the city All out at ii axm.

WHAT 25c e Will Bill.

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5.? 4 ate. Small Beans?”

5 m' G00“ Raisins, i A A V." 0% ‘1 (its I urge Bean
... , I . s , S,

3 lbs. “ Cleaned Currants, 27mg 10 lbs. Loose Buckwheat,

2 lbs. " Citron. , .. L3; 25c; l0 lbs. Oatflakes,

" lbs. " Seedless Raisins. 25c 0) lbs. Soda Crackers, .
2 lbs. “ [Apricots , . '. :3.‘ -' 5 lbs. Milk Crackers.

Ribs “ Prunes. ' l. ' 25c. 'kags. Best Buckwheat.

25c! 4 cans Tomatoes. .
35c: 4 cans Corn.

3 pkgs. N. E. Mince mom I
4
25d 3 cans Pumpkin,

be. Good Lard. ...;
lilh. pail Cottolene.

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‘3 lbs. Cream Cheese. 9.5a; 3 cans String Beans.
1 lb. Creamery Butter. '2"! .‘j. 25c 3 cans Lima Beans, (
1 lb. Mixed Teu. ‘ seal 3 cans Peas

‘ air».
ill .. -“ “

25c 5-Ib. pot. Jelly,

1 lb. Ground CniTee, "," _, ....
‘ 25c 3-lb. pot Preserves,_. ..

3‘Jbs. Best Codflsh: __;'_’;;f_'_‘_ y .r.

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lilillD s. noun; Best in he ' World. $4.25 bu.

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~Bellman Building. ‘ _ 38 Main Street.

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