, ing. and is having it repainted and new I ,9 .1 I M . school at “Clark‘s Folly " 1loses this “ ditlon and is doing as well as can be. » next Monday night. Tm MP8 Ill) IISIIAPS IN ‘ 'i‘hn Sentinel Is on sale at the East Sor- wplk ”truffles by Irving Smith, with ‘ when Items of new for this column cs1- ' also 1111111.. ,Exeelsis." H. P. Dunks; “Te Deum Lau~ from. "The Infant Son of God. All who heard Mr.Benedict's able sor- lXSIIIE SIFIIIIBS. I! OIIIEII SIOEllf Ill! IIIVEII. WEWIMMMM mm lens. ThoChristmas jubilee services of th11 W Avenue Methodist Episcopal chum-h will he held Sunday, December 2‘3ud. The quartette choir. Mrs. Charles Si- mona and Mrs. Smith L‘Honuuedieu, Frank Merriam and Daniel L‘I'Iom‘ median. will render the following music in the morning: “Gloria." H. P. Dunks; "Gloria in Excelsis." A. J. Holden: “Good Tidings," H. P. Dunks; solo by Mrs. Charles Simous. “ The Watchful M61115," W. C. Willian1s;“'l’l1ere m Shephenls." Albert J. Holden. The pastor. Rev. A. J. Smith. will preach flunml'he Gladest Event in all History." ml: all the swords. chime all the bolls, sing all the anthems, merry Christ- mas. merry Christmas to all. In the evening the choir will si11g1'Gloria In damn.” Jackson; Christmas Anthem, Warren ; "Now When Jesus was Born." Innis C. Jacoby. Rev. Charles Bone dict. who has just returned from Drew Theological seminary. Madson. N. .I.. fora two weeks’ vacation. is expected topmmhin the evening at 7 o'clock. the ChildElnperor. the Mightiest Name." mun Thanksgiving Sunday, will be glad to avail themselves of again hearing one who is aprophet that has honor in his own country. —-Do you want a nice cane for Christ- mas? O’Brien. Charles ,Hall, of Bridgeport. who was formerly associated with Mr.“Kli11g in conducting the! Gem Theatre. on East avenue. has taken a lease of the build- seenery made. H11. intends to have a grand Opening in a few days. —Sweet oranges 3.5 cts. 111m. at I". I). Lawton & Co's.— Miner D. Randall‘s new house is in the hands of the painters. George Pet- erson is still at work on the stone fence in front of the property. but it will soon beeompleted. adding to the attractive arance of the prc111is1's. -—Fresh pork 71'. 1b. N. Y. market. Richard Ahendroth is 1,1111ploy11d in Chris Michel’s barber shop on the \‘Vash- iugton street bridge. taking the place of Harry Leobold, who is sick. .—New and desirable holidav goods now opened at Mb .‘lmith .~ Mrs. Henry Hooper has returned to Orino, Maine, after a two weeks‘ visit with Mr. and Mrs. Milton Ellwmvl. --You can buy turkeys at 140.11 lb; chickens for 101., at The Star Market. corner South Main and Haviland streets Lester TVheeler have Bess Benton, of Mr. and Mrs. been entertaining Miss New Canaan. Mrs. Hiram Bruudage, of .' '.eond ave- nue. is visiting friends in Ridgefield. .J..__.._.__.___———.———— Prof. Carl A. Harstrom‘s preparatory afternoon for the usual holiday vaca- tion. . .Harry Hauford. of Belden avenue. has rallied from his late precarious con- Sevoral of the young society men of them are arranging fora subsbrip- tionv‘danoe to be given at the Athenaéum ‘ The funeral of Mrs. Mary Fagan was attended from St. Mary’s church‘this morning. Rev. Father Dougherty cele- brated a high mass of requiem over the Twins Burial was in the parish cemetery. Elected and Installed. St.John's.Lodge, A. F. ,and A. M, elected and installed these officers last night. Worshipful master, John H. Wade. senior warden E. N. Sloan; jun- ior warden. Harvey M. Kent: senior "damn. HerbertW. Kemp; junior dea- namw. ..M Weed; senior steward. H. E: fishop,3un10r steward George Car- 3?; chaplain. Charles H. Downs; tyler. ..G Betta. level Futures will be Presented. Manager Allen has a rare treat in store for the public during Christmas weekiu that he has secured the Robert Bmtt Repertoire company. who will present a new lot of plays during the en-1 tirevreek. with a change of bill each night. and also Christmas matinee. novel feature will bepreflented at M01- dny night 8 play; a fine lot of specialties willalsobesecn. Prices IO, '20 and 30 cents. 1 BM Not Support Ills Wile. Chief of Police Bradley arrested P. J. Cuhill. employed at Dana’s stables, yes-- terdny attemmn. for nonsupport. upon complaiutof MrsJJahilI. Ho furnished muons-ram IIIIIoEut Amer bonds for tritil tomorrow morning. 1 1 3511111115 Muir scum "”1 A Strawberry IIIII lime but“: MI- ‘ Iy Down Washington Strut. A serious runaway accident occurred this morning on Washington street. Fosterick Gmgwy, of Stmwberry‘fiill. was driving up booth Main street. and notched the corner of Washington street. just as the I I :0? train went east. The horse took fright and dashed madly down the street. One wheel caught I11 the 1:11ch of the Tramway company's tracks at Lender's corner and the wagon cordoned. throwing Mr. Gingory out. L. H. Becker's wagon with considerable force. and was rendered unconscious. He was carried to thillmn’s drug store. and Dre. Burke 11nd Baker attended to his injurie .whieh were principally se- vere scalp Wounds. In afew minutes Mr. Gregory recovcmd sufficiently to go home. His horse had continued down the street, the wagon colliding with a car- riage containing Miss Pearl Gregory and Miss Waters, and the rear spring was broken. Miss Gregory's companion was thrown against the carriage top, and her nose was broken 1u1diher face out. She. was carried to Mrs. Bishop's house, where Dr. Baker attended her. A short distmtce further Mr. Gregory's horse ran into Mrs. M. Lauder's horse and both were knocked down. The har- nesses and wagons were broken. SOIE O. A. It. NOTES. looting ot the Board of mergers-flu, latter: of Interest to Members. The board of management of the Non walk chapter. Daughters of the Ameri- can Revolution. met with the regent, Mrs. T. K. Noble, yesterday afternoon. and discussed several important matters which will arouse public interest in their work. It was decided to call a special meeting of the chapter to be held with Mrs. Noble at 3 o'clock on the after- noon of January 2. Thcotlicers of the chapteraccepted an invitation to go to Seymour, New Year's day, and attend a reception to be given to the officers of the ditl'erent chapters of the state by Sarah Ludlow chapter of that place. At the reception in Stamford the address of the afternotm was delivered by Mrs. Donald McLean. of New York city, re- gent of the New York city chapter. Mrs. McLean's 111111111 was inadvertantly omitted in the report of the reception printed yesterday. Mrs. T. K. Noble, regent of the gNor- walk chapter, will attend a celebration given by the New York city chapter, at Sherry's. January II. in honor of George ‘l'ashington's Wedding day. Mrs. Noble will be present as a guest of MrsDouald McLean, r11 rent of the chapter. The Norwulk chapter has now be- twccn fifty and sixtynlcmbers. At the next 1111111ting1't will be entitled to elect adelcgatc to the Continental Congress at Washington. D. I". Mrs. I. J. Hill, wife of Congressman Hill, will lu'obably be chosen. ”Mmubcrs are , coming in rapidly. over fourteen having been s11- cured during the past two weeks. The Daughters have decided to place the Flax Hill 111cmorial tablet. on city propertyif possible, instead of on private land. A connnittec has Men appointed to confer with the South Norwalk Council in regard to the matter. Took The Key With Them. Anthony. the Turk. who peddles trinckets about the streets and also keeps a small store in one of \Villiam Pod- more's houses on 80111011 street. reported to the police. this morning, that some one had entered his store by means of a real-window. and had stolen $15, two pair of call" buttons. four sets of under- wear. The thieves unlocked the front door and it is presumed made their exit that way, taking the key with them. ‘*—__——- l Hartford's New Postmaster. 1 WASHINGTON, D. (3.. Dec. 2Il—Tbe president has .nmninated Frank P. Furlong to be postmaster at Hartford, Conn. ' V The Christmas festival of the Broad River school will he held next Tuesday afternoon. CRANBURY.‘ Aaron G. 81.317617113711111 :Mrs. Flora B. Elwood are soon to be married. They 1 will not announce the date, but a friend of the groom says it might have been last night and it maybe today. Aaron is :1 well known resident of Craubnry whose wife recently died. During her life she and her husband gained consid- erabIe notoriety in the courts..‘lx1.eause both agreed to disagree. ‘Aarou thinks that this time he has a bride, though in age not half his years. who 1 will look out for him as his silvery locks whiten with increased years, and that all of the recent trouble and turmoil wili‘ be forgotten and that he will live and en joy true connubial bliss. l BATECOU RT. Dec.‘~ I, A. 13.. 1111.15. fivtsteof Rinaldo Jones. late of Nor- walk in said district deceased. 1 Ordered that the administrator exhibit his administration account to this court for adjustment at the probate office in Norwalk, on the 30th day of December. 1895. at 10 o 'clock forenoou. and that all persons mterested In said estate ay be notified thereof, the administr 1- will csse this order to be published in a news- paper having a circulation in said dis- trict. and post a copy of thereof on the ISTRICT OI“ NOR\VAl‘lK, 53.. PRO- sign-put in said Norwal kma t. the place where the deoeuedlas w.elt at cost. ten days before said Mb day of Do camber. 1395. ASA B. woonws’.un 1t ‘ 11 J 11ng. He struck L THE amuse source. separate wum Suu Worn~Veret 11ml “‘1“. Light and bright colors In all matalnls have entirely replaced the undecided and fade tints which 11 few years agowere uni- versally worn and 111111111 considered the Only tones good taste could permit, brilliant colors making as crude and vulgar. Velvet gowns of clear shades of blue, green and purple are seen. 11 warm, bright brown being also llkcd. Green and brown. not only In velvet. but In It varieties of goods, are much liked this . Satin ls much outplayed for hall and evening gowns. and black satin skirts form a useful as well as ornamental part of the wardrobe. Threats against the existence of the blouse are continually appearing. and It Is certainly true that many of the wlutor costume models have the skirt and bottles alike. Nevertheless an Immense variety of new and char-talus blouses have up- FAILLE TOILET. poured, and the French stage, which Is an 111tl1urlty on fashion. has just displayed some beautiful toilets I11 which the draped corsago was quite different. from the skirt. 'I‘bo blouse bodice will probably last through tho winter. at any rate. as the [lowered sllks now in vogue lend them- selves better to skirts and full Imsqued coats than to short, close comagcs. Besides, the frillcd, diuphauous blouse Is so exceed- Ingly becoming that uobodyls willing to relinquish It merely because tho 111111111fac~ turcrs want to start up a -nu1rk1-t for other things Illomcsofgauze, pla111,spanglod, llgurcd and incordlon plait1'1l,amsbowu for 1111 s.» WI'III‘ and are trimmed mainly with spauglcd bands and yokcs. 1111-11. rib- bon and ostrit I1 tips being also added In many 11.11.4115. A akcicb is given 11in 1111111111111 of chum- ols faillc with black satin broche flowers. The shirt is plain. 'l'l'v blouse. bodice and sleeves are cut on the bias. The capo 111111~ slots of a frill made with larg11.llollow plnlts mounted on a yoke with a high. flaring collar. An accordion plaitcd radii! of black monsscllno do solo surrounds tho base of the yoke. .I1 1111: UIIIIIJJIL'I’. Erie \I'ortguge I'Iled. NEWARK, N. I.. Dee. 1309—11" blanket mortgage for tl?.—3,1,IU0.0011, given by the New York. Lake Erie and Western rail- road to the Farmers' Loan and Trust com- pany of New York, lms been filed In the county register" 11 otlico here. A The Cnlhlng Laid Up. Wnsumnoy, Doe. :20.—'l‘he torpedo boat Cashing has arrived at Washington from New York, and will he laid up for the wlntor, meanwhile being so plied with now boiler tubes and being galleral- ly overhauled Pie-(led Guilty to Robbery. CLEV sum, Dee. 20.——Hsrry Martin, alias Lincoln, the well known thief who Is wanted In New York and who was re- tently luought here from (‘hlcagq plead- ed guilty to robbery and will be sentenced Saturday Charged Wlth Klllln‘ a Sailor. SAN F11.1scxseo,l)oc. fill—Second Mate William Henry McClelland of the British ship Canada, now at Auckland. is charged with beatln Seaman Willlnm' Ayres and causing his'khleath. He will be tried for murder. The Mlnneapolll “'lll SI“- GlsuAmAR. Dee. ‘.‘0.—-The United States cruiser Minneapolis, which arrived here from Hampton Ronda on Friday, sailed for Alexandretta today. . mm»... One would imagine that wasps and bees would flourish under the same or very sim- ilar conditions, yet it is not so in reality. Last winter was very hard on bees. Hardly an upiary' came out quite scatheless, and- many were nearly ruined. Nevertheless the wasp appears to be I11 11 most flourish- ing condition and is creating more than the usual amount of irritation. Whether the creature does more good or harm one finds It difficult to determine. Ono often sees the wasp eating offal and carrying off grabs and performing other useful funow tions, but. it also does a grunt. deal of mis- chief and seems to have a very fine taste for fruit, as it. selects and destroys the very best It Is also a nuisance to any one of a very nervous temperament. for, though it does not exactly sting “on sight,” it. re- quires less provocation than a bee to do so. The wasp Is an undoubted robber of the bees, and many other «nurtures are enemies of these useful insects. Spun-(M's at this season may often be seen hovering about the hives, ‘but there are beekeepers who think they kill only the drones and are therefore rather glad to see them. It Is very difficult to settle the question conelu- ’ slvely. but. it seems very doubtful indeed whethem sparrows are able to distinguish between a fat drone and the ordinary work- er boo. The blue tltmouse, however, leaves no room for doubt. He positively revels In bees andaniply merits the doom passed on him and tho sparrow shot. that ends his ea- recr. Luckily he is very easily trapped.— Pall Mall Gazette. -—Advcrtise in The Sentinel. —-—Gents’ and (111' silk umbrellas, special has for the Xmas nation. at M. S. Smith's. Since the emancipation wooleniatiou by Abraham Lincoln. excitement has not run so high as now. Everybody is talk ing war and the American eagle is soar- ing high. encircling the British lion, ready to sweep down on him at a mo- ment's notice while the band plays on: "My Country 'tis of Thee." at; In [millions of . 9 Barely ' In 01111 display of Jew elry particularly ap- propriate for I oli- day Gifts. Wed lag , Presents and the like. The? designs ' are beautiful. the manufacture excellent and prices reason able. It's hard to describe all the various articles we have In stock. but well take great pleasure In showing them to you. » HOYT's Jewelry and Optical Stone No. II llnhlngton Sign“ W REPORTB of the condition of'l‘ul f‘rrv NA 11101111. BANK. at Heath Norwulk. I11 the State of Connecticut. at the close of business Dueemb ”.13. I“. RESOURCES. Imus and discounts ................. Ill llvndrafts. secured and outscored I 9*? 3.1 U. S. Bondato m111re1-i11ulatlon... 75.111111” Premiums on II.~§.Bo1I1Is ............. 4 11151.11 Stockmwc urltlusmtv. 11.411197 Ilanklnghouse fun 111nm and fixtures 1.2115 411 One from National HBIIKEHIIOI. Ite- aervo Agent!) ................... 51111121 flue from approved reserve agents. 1: .1101 111 0 I111: ks and other cash Items ......... 11.5. ml Notebofother Natloual Banks . " 2111110 Fractional paper currenc). nl1k11ls and 1: Ms ........................... 11311. Lawful oney Reserve In Ilspk viz: Hl‘lIIH El 3281b lm sl tender 11111111 ......... 1111mm” 1 Redemption fund 11lthlS.Tr1asu 1 “r1111 (II per cent. of 1Ir1'ulation ....... 11.3151» Total . 21.15.1151 I‘ WI.IAllll.I’lIl1..~': Capital 111111 R paid In. . ............. «11111111111111 $1111 due fund ....................... 1111.111111]) Uu Ivlded rolltu. less'expensfl and turn ........................ 21.31?- .15 Nations bank notes (Illifllhnlllhfl‘ 1 'MJIIHII Due to other Natlonalll 1111k 11. “BIA-'13s! Due to State Banks and bankers ..... 2111 1:1 Dividends unpaI11I.. 171111 Individual do pelts subject locum-11.254 04': III Demundcerti lC'IlfII-I of 1hpoalt ...... .l . 1W1 I‘ertitled Checks ...................... 1111 1:1 ............................ .5!“ [2 I. Jacon M. 1.1111011. 1111111111111 of the above named bank. do solemn] avvcarthatthe above statement In true to the 111111111 my‘ know ledge and belief. .IM (IBM. LAYTUNJ unit-p11 Subscribed and sworn to before ms i. do lilth day of Dots-mum I895. CHARLES E. FERRIS. Notary Public. Corrccft ntlcst' H M “R '.IN ll‘ HIIISTIA‘g HWARTZ. '1 Dlrectors. 11.11. sows. I S. H. Waterbury. Real Estate and Insurance. 40 Washington St. 811. Norwalk 111111111111111111, ONE WEEK COMMENCING 111111111. 111.1131 RIBI‘. J. BARRETT 11ny supported by Miss Sara Montgomery, and a company of rare excellence In the following repertoire: ”Slaves of a Grestt‘ lty." “Mistaken ldeutfilty " "(luv Regiment? ”llick’ry Farm. " "Slavery Days." ”Between Two 1" tree." “Irish Doctor.” "Miralda." “American lloru.“ “The llawury." I’rl1es 10c. 20c and Me. In] matinee Christmas day and Salas 1111. Heats on sale at \‘I’ code and ’I‘omlinsou’ 11. dill REMOVAL I From 88 North Ilain 811111; ‘ 1 to I25 Washington Street WILL BE READY FOR BUSI- N ESS DECEMBER 5. A. VICKERS. nib if B. When the wild Ian-sol ocean break upon the sound- i 11; shore. Or" am 1111- choiast china breaks upon the kitchen II (It-— Faint not fair heart, nor 1cm: these wrecks 1111;51:111- I ss‘mnlnstn-w. Bet 111: (III): e :1 I'm pieces- 111 b I L: Page' I Liquid (line. Tm cwzls is well invested when it saves a hundred times its cost. Think of all the small breaks that may be mended in :1 trice and will 5/1)} mended with paper: as READYTMISEG Lu 5’ It needs no heating , 0, how It sticks! [10 FOR Florida and the South The CLYDE LINE. Fare to Atlanta and return. 334. ed to January Io 11191; 1111111110 linksomillc, 11111.. and return Mil l,lll All titkcts include meals and berth while on board of the steamer. l'or any information, tickets stateroom, etc. iu' «aire of Limit , National Bank. 3r wgr. cm 111.1. (11., Gannon Agents, .3 Howling tin-1111. New lurk. _d__12" WM. PODMORE, NORTH MAIN STREET. ls Showlng for Coming Holldays Choice Selections of LAMPS. \Lase hemp and Globe, Banquet Lamp, Brass and ()uxy Lamp. Pedestal Lamp. and Globe. Rochester Nic el Lamp. Handsome Silk Shades, lace trimmed line Linen Shade, with fringe. 00 AND LOOK ‘Ilaudsotne Plctures 111 all sorts of frames. brass, gilt. oak, with gilt trimmings. ‘ WATER COLORS. Enamel, Gold Trimmed VIEVI'S. “JP! 1.“) till} " .50 If. I. l5 All AND WONDER. Fruits. English Scenery, Flowers and Figures. ROCKERS. ' 011k Plush Seat. Cobbler Seat. Imitation Mahoganv .— Rockers for Misses. in all prices time 3.50 2.50 ~ DESKS. Fancy Parlor. with drawer Brass Trimmed, with Mirror. 415.1111 ll. Quarterf)sk,wltl1 large drawers and French legs. DINNER AND TEA SETS. ‘ FOR KRIS KRINGLE. Sleds. Hobby Horses. Rocking Horses, Chairs, Cradles. Beds. Tables, Impress \\ fll‘fOIIB and Doll Cabs' 1n endless variety. ' you can think of. Ito where the very best. of its kind can be pur- chased, it‘e easily answered—at. H.$.BROWN’$ South Norwplk. A Dainty Gift. After all said and done, a fine, well-made, stylish, well-fitting pair of shoes is as accept- able a CHRISTMAS PRESENI'T as anything If there is any question as 90 WASHINGTON STREET, i.,-' 110 TO 1111: morals. SALE AT 11112111113. 92 Washington Start. 53 111111 111111. SEE SANTA CLAYS! ()ur sale commences today and lasts one solid week; Dandy Canon and Baskets. Loads of Toys. All pure Just mado; no, New" ork stuff. Whole tons of Frésh Made Candy from I c‘ to 80¢ per lb. Just. come and so. eorga F. Beaver. Agent. IIin« LOTS or 111111: raises I conn. 1 I Hints For Shoppers «aunt-ed. 1 , “ml .. . SPEBIA', HflllllAY sum Musical Instruments Sllverware Noveltles. Plush. Leather and CeIIquId Goods. .Fancy Chlua and Brlc-a—Brac. A Toys. Dolls and Games. Lamps of every known style. Silk Shades and fine Decorated Clones. Fancy Stands. Tables and dardlnlers. New Dinner. Tea and; Inlet Sets. fine Cloths. Umbrellas. And hundreds of Novelties selected for this Holiday Trade. W. 8. STIIII'I‘IVINT, IIonh Main informational Ilomll. '0111 E1111 Evening Until Christmas. The store lslosded with HOLIDAI GOODS in every department. Holldsy Goods In great variety and at marvelously low prices. Call and examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere. Give a Sewing Machine Hosievy and Underwear. and you given present joy and a future friend and it costs so little to cammand a thoroughly first ohms machine. at 1311175, 4 drawers, warranted 5 years. While Fur Bugs. 81.1, 32.511, 1.12.1111. MUQU 1111‘. III. $2.41.), $5.75, SMYIIA in large variety. ' Come in with the Tide of sight-seem and see our great variety of bargains in Furniture and Carpets. Fancy Plush Chan's. Road and Wlllow Chairs, Parlor Suits. Bedroom Suits, DI In: Tables. Lac'o Curt-Ins.PortIe1-es and everythma to adorn a homo. Special Inducemems to the Holiday Trade. AND THIS. JUST FOR THE III ILIDAYS, FOR CASE; NO COUPONS. Wilton Velvet Carpets; Made, laid and lined. per yard. Nile. 11111111 1 ll 93 Washington Street. Club‘Buildlng. South Norwalk. Norwalk. RESTORE— LOS'l yllliilll- 1” T'cbi'i‘fm You. 11’ Seru2l Pownlin either 1r 1-1 :aknesws (11m any 1:,1usc use IC kly rcstrrcll. If neglected. such 1 for $1.01); obese» for 5.011. Willi : r1 foal .hr: .111nc). Address Our assortment In the latent. our prices the lowest. and qdillty These are the most Important 'poInte for Christmas buyers to remember. [as \\ 111111111 5 Silk llnllhod Hose. 25c. Children's heavy weight black ribbed Cotton Hose, at. 91:. 111-1111. Wool 111111110112, 151:.2pr 25c. ' \\ omau' :1 Swiss Ribbed “TEN. Alast- aud Drawers, title and 50c . 1 1 we ' . ‘ .w. Former price. $1; Result in 4 ”weeks. 1:111'v1111111s1u1x1- For sale at Tomlinson 11 drug store. Here we' are now Pretty 11¢le Towards Christmas. Not much time left for shopping or looking around; if you have looked us over you already realize the fact that we pro showing the best line 1n town. . . We are amply supplied with clerks; no waiting in any way, shape or manner and prompt delivery is guaranteed ’ I Everything that goes to make a Christmas complete—“ex- . cept the turkey”- you can find at our store, and what moregthere ' is money in it for you. /1~ 83 Washington Street. 2r?
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