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"11'1 23, 1891';
AA.
1"“... today premises to be gen-
cooler end clearing, preceded pos-
”fell end followed by fair condl
Tomorrow it promises to be fair
may solder. probably tollowud on
1 Boy by fair and slightly warm-
or.
Thermometer Record. 5'
(behighsst point of the thermometer
W Entity-four hours ending at noon
. L "‘8' dam ebove uro.
W
Blunt!” Allltallll' Ior Tomorrow.
my” a’uu sets High title Lo
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'l" Fifty-tourth Congress.
Hunters of congress Thomas 0.
Nississippi. Jonathan P.
of Iowa. George N. Southwioh
"WYork and John C. Bell of Col-
filth likewise M. W. Hazeltine, jour
Rm end literary man, summarize in
The North American Review their ideas
in! the work that lies before the present
. t It is gratifying to see that good,
‘; strong, sound Monroe doctrine pervades
“ 4&0 articles Several of the writers
would like tosee some recognition of
pets. Otherwise their views are as va
[ fied as the shades of party opinion they
1}th Mr. Catchings pipes to the
finale of Secretary Carlisle in demand
lit: that the Fifty- fourth congress first
of'ell retire the greenback, this being in
‘ his utimetion the source of all our finan-
eiol woes. He would go so far as to re-
peal the tax on state banks and let the
banks in general have everything their
own way. 011 the other hand, Congqrss-
man Dolliver, Republican. puts down
squarely this doctrine: “It might as
well be understood now that whatever
money we have in this country shall
bear the image and superscription of the
nation of America. and not the mere
ruilthority of a state legislature. " He
‘ wants the old Republican tariff back.
with plenty of goldinthetreasury. But
the house is Republican. the president
Dem tie and the senate a hash, so to
speak. neequently the great tarifl’ and
money war will not be enacted in the
, Fifty-fourth congress, but in the elec-
tions of next fall. “The1 Republican par.
ty cannot be expected to spend the win-
ter splashing in the water. " It does not
seem as if anybody expected anything:
to bedone in finances, beyond giving
authority to the treasury department tr.
issue. for the purpose of meeting run
niugexpenses,*hat Congressman South-
wick, Republican, designates 11s “emer-
gency bonds running for 11 brief period
and bearing a low rate of interest. "
Congressman Southwick says further
that the house will frame a tarifl‘ sim-
ilar to. that which Went out with the
Wilson- German law. This, even if it
should pass the senate. the president
.would veto. Mr. John C. Bell, Popu
list, speaks out bravely for the building
of the Nicaragua canal under gov eru
merit ownership. Mr. Catt-hinge favors
the canal too.
What Mr. Bell thinks is epitomized
in the following language: “The real
contest in the coming congress will be
the determined effort which the admin-
istration will make to retire the green-
,hack and increase the interest bearing
debt and the bankers’ profits and priv-
ileges. On one side of this issue will he
found the administration and the repro-
’ .seniatives of the great money centers of
, the country without regard to political
affiliation. 0n the other side will be. the
great body of the noninterest drawing
but great interest paying portion of the
people.”
A few things congress can undoubted-
ly do. and they are matters on which all
the parties can unite. The construction
of ‘he Nicaragua canal can he author-
ized, and if it seems wise Cuba can be
recognized, and the Venezuelan question
can be disposed of finally.
. l
. p A Chicago girl of 15 committed sui-
eight for unrequited love. At a time
whensheought to have been playing
tag and riding her bicycle, unconscious
.‘ofmy masculine creatures other than
Jother and brothers, this weak
winded child kills herself for ”love. ”
The cause can undoubtedly be traced to
thi‘oloppy, wretched, sentimental nov-
eh the girl of today doses herself with.
The sentimental novel does more harm
. girls than all the lurid dime novels
in the world ever did to boys. If either
kind of novel could be abolished, it
ehould be, first of all, the silly, moony
novel that girls dots on and boys de-
spies, greatlyto the credit of the boys.
3 an important decision has been ren-
dated by a judge at Poughkeepsie, N.
Y. It is tb'atrr namey left by will to pay
" .fcr messes for the repose of the deceas-
ed’l loul enact be used in that way if
he bequest takes away the money from
’ 11 living heirs. Evidently this deci-
is based on the principle that mon-
‘ 1, by will do more good to the living than
to the dead.
Truth from ex-President Harrison.
“and never endovted any statesman or
philosopher with wisdom enough to
than a system of government that ev—
erybody could go of! and leave’
”Fall From the Trestle.
Frank Byxbee, son of Captain George
W. Byxbee. of Spring street. 1111s11111k-
’ . lug illOng the trestle of the VVashingtoxi
7 street bridge Saturday after-11mm. 11111111
'e trolley car passed and young Byxboo
fltohed forward to the ground. :1 dis-
tattoo of about fifteen feet. Ho 1111:: 111
moved to Tomliuson's drug store, and
,I
Following is the programme of the
Metludist Puncstnnt Sunday 1 l H‘l
err-inns tonight : '
Organ Voluntary.
Ada Buttery.
Farah—“Merry Christuim."
Prayer by W. F. Ilene.
Hymn-“Joy to the World."
Recitatiou~“Chrlsttnas Eye."
Delia Dickens.
Recitation.
Harry llnrr.
eCarol~—"(‘1iory to Gaul."
Reading,
a.
Mrs. A. Buttery.
Dialogue,
Intent class.
Carol~":4iivery liulis."
Recitation,
Lillie Austin.
(anolw‘fitnr of the Orient."
Responsive reading.
Hymn ”Coronation."
Recitation,
Mrs. Fred. lluttery.
Recitation,
Ilcrihn Shade.
Gurolm'd’t-nee on Earth."
Responsive reading.
('srol- 'lliessed is the Story."
Reading.
.l.-ll. Jackson. by request,
Recitation,
Georg:I "Askew.
Caro! -» "Hail llappy Christmas."
Recitation,
Pauline Shade.
Remarks by J. ll. Jackson.
Carol ~-"l’rai-c thu- Lord."
Opposed to War l’slt.
Senator Plutt‘s speech in the United
States senate yesterday on the. appoint-
ment of the Venezuelan commission
waschuructeristic of the man. His nt-
tcruuctm were calm and thoughtful. He.
heartily indented the president's rm 1111-
numdution and admit-11ml inmwdintc
action thereon. but at the some titutI 1h:-
(lured himself as "planted to any war
talk. —-l\'cw Haven News
.4
—Visit us Monday . Tuesday. [1111111.
SENTINEL PATTERN.
A Tissue Paper Pattern oi this Garment
lay be Obtained by Using the Coupon.
“'11 have made special :ll’l‘ilflgt'lut‘llisi
with the agents of timco-lt-brutmi Razor?
lilovc—Fittiru.r Patterns. by which we can
present to our lady renders sonn- of their
very newest and cboiccsis patterns of
Bliious
fhadache
"i tried a good many remedies
for sick heudut he and liiiiousuess,
with 11 inch l 1111s tumbled turn. 1
a long time, but it 111111 not until
lbegan taking
ANNE
that I rem 1'iwd nnyibiug like per-
mnncn nt lwm- -.iit \ single box of
flu-.1111 pills did the truth fol 1m1
and I am now im- from head-
aches, and a well m: 111. 'mi‘ 111s.
lit Tt 111x03. E111! \uhuru, Me.
Medal
And Diploma
At World’s Fair.
ORRIEN AND NOROTON.
. N'lt‘t’llllilll .‘ilackev is circulating :1
paper for subscriptions for Eagle Ilmk
ulltl Ladder company. This method is
considered better than taxation. if. in-
doed, the tax could be collected on 111:-
.cou11tofthc muddle made in voting at
tholust meeting. Several imudreddol
bus will be raised this Wt'l'k, and the
truck at once purchased.
Tltt1 condition of Charles (i. Mun--
boost-was most serious last Saturday.
and his son Frederick and his daughter.
Mrs. C. L. Walker. were summoned
froln Amherst. Yesterday tin-re wasa
change for the better. and hopes are 1111-
tcrtniucd for his ultimate recovery.
Very interesting closing exert-W's
were held last Friday afternoon in the
('cutcr school. A thoroughly enjoyable
programme was rcudred. and teachers
and scholars exchanged gifts. Principal
A. H. Bibbius was “to recipient of 11
handsome willow easy chair.
'I'l1o(‘ltri.~‘t11111s festivals of both tin-
(fougrcgutionul and )Icthnulist churchrs
will be held Wednesday night.
Mrs. Ii. ll. Mead. of Sew (iauuuu.
spout Sunday with her sister. Mrs. ii.
II. T111115,
gamut-tits. 1‘11“ and cxplic it din-lions
for putting together tin ganucuts 111 l
( mtpauy t :1! l1 pattern,
i
1
i
i
6593 "LADIES' JACKET
HINTS RY MAY MASTHS.
Nut brown cloth is used forthis hand-
some cont. :1 distinctive air bcitu.r i111—
parted to the modc by its strapped scams
and edges. The collar is faced with vcl~
vct totuutch. 11nd toncryt-leguut fancy
buttons. in smoked pearl and gt 11d, close
the-widely lapping fronts. The double-
brcus’ted fronts are ('1: 1st 11y fitted by single
bust darts and :1 centre scan: that curve
to lllI‘ lower edges. I)t‘t'[l under fucings
finish the front edges. which are n-vcrscd
at the top to form broad-pointed lapcls
that meet the. rolling collar in notches.
The perfectly smooth buck 11111 the cen-
tre. side back and under-111111 scams styl-
ishly strapped to below the waist line
where cxtm fullness is laid nude-month
to form four rounded box piaiis. Th:-
mandolin sleeves are shaped in four
iengthwisr- sectimls. cat-l1 scum l‘eing
strapped from shoulder to waist, box
pleats at the top adjustiug'tln' fullness
to the wide arm's eye. Rough and
Stumth faced coatings. plain and mixed
Cheviot, tweed, iwuver. lii)lll'lt' or fancy
Cloth.1t‘1clton. uhtrukluut. seal plush or
velvet will all make 11p stylishly by the
mode.
The quantity of 5! ~'iut i1 1v idv material
required to 111 tlw this (out for 11 lady
hating 11 ‘l’-i11c.h bust nuasurc is i3,
yards ; for :1 till-inch size. 1'1 yards :
1.1 yards.
“The pattern 11 int h is No.0‘1’1i'l and n1-
t.1i1sfor:'-ititents. iscut in six sizes. for
aim-inch. iii-inch. filo-inch. :i‘i-iuch, i0-
inch nnd 42-inch bust measure.
EVENING SENTIHEL COUPON
ENTITLINR T" ONE PATTERN ANTI
SIZE. OF It". UH” ‘
Cut. this out. ill! in your name sud midrol 1-
and mail or take to
Stuttetaat's Bargain House
11.111111
l
l
1,
PATTERR so; 6.793. . 51/.1'
This coupon 'eud ll cts. will secure a
W was taken home in the ambulance
-—Ladies' felt hats at O Brien' :1
for :1.
4') inc 11 size. 4'4 yards": f: pr 11 12-inch size. 1
mini
Miss Madge ('ltri.-111111bft tuun Sat-
urday for \1 11 Yotk. lump. 11d :1 i'w.
. 'days
(irconlcnf ('ltustmr. 11f lit'ililt'llt'lll. is
.speudiug :1 few days with Eddie .\u~1iu,
—- ‘111' capes, boas 11ml scnril' in :1.»
trukh 11. mink. thiln-t. t-icn-m‘cscztlnml
cony, from 79c. 11 yards. :11 M. :4.
Smith's. \
A Woman Hung
.\r111111«lll1¢1 1101 k of bar husband and
1y1111drcncrvo-smus for the prctty and
young snubrt-ltc. Lillian Kennedy. in
"A Midnight Frolic." Few lll'll‘t'sN's :11
her 111:1:111'1- ~-lltln\\'t'(l with such trams-
cn-utlvuttulcut; in the \t‘lt-dt‘ run-,3:- of
the drama she shines resplendent. 1'.\1'liv
ing twarsurluugbtcr at will. and with
ancawuudubscum- of effort iliiil (lire
arms t'l'lflt‘ls’ill.
Shesiugs 1t ballad
or comic s: 1111:.
down. and all shcdms is imbued with
1111111111011 beauty. she so-cnu-s destined at
('1 11'. St).
lwggctl :ttnlitnplorcd llllll toga inInn-tliatc.
dances 11 ;.'1'1u'11f111ski1‘t dam-1- or break
the spirit of an innate artist. 11 thorough
musician; endowed with ya 1111b and 11111-
no distant day in reach tin-vcrypl1111ucb1
_pf dranmtic ctuincucc.
~Yout'un buy Ii’t'pll pork and sun-
sugo for 7c 11 pound at the Star M'k't..
Main 11ml IIuviluml streets.
Popular- Price:
on all
Holiday Hoods
Hines.
Edutainment: ’.
NOHWiilii llPEiiii HOUSE
0.\' [‘3 WEEK C(lMME.'CING
MllNilAY. ac. 231,
Bill. J. BARRETT
ably supported by
Miss Sara Montgomery,
andncompuny of rare excellence in the
following repertoire:
”Slow 13.11 of a Great City."
"Mistaken identity. "
“0111' Regiment. "
" 'Ilit k'ry Farm. "
"Slavery Dave.“
"lictwven 'l‘wo Fires.”
“Irish Iloctor.”
".\iiraida."
"American llorn. "
"I‘he Ii owny.‘
I'm es 100. 20c and Min. Special matinee
Christmas day trial Saturday. Seats on
sale at. \\ eetl .11 and 'l‘otnliuson’ :1. did
HOY‘PS THEATR E
For one night only,
CHRISTMAS.
The funniest of all Irish Comedians.
NE 1 SULLIVAN,
and his company of clevcr comedians in
the funniest of all Irish Comedies,
Malnney’s Mishaps
(f mstrucicd for laughing purposes
only, and interpreted by the best
singers. the best dancers and the
best comedians on tho road.
Admission, Me, 51).: and 751'.
Seats on t‘lllt‘ :1: \Vci'll'd tlru; ~torc.
.\'or\1ulk. and l'luistt-d'stirugstore, South
.\or1\ulk. d‘.’i
HOYT’S THEATRE
thn.MuMM um
h'lCS'. 'l'i112\\'11rltl's
RAYMON
moon:
is singing at every pi-rft'vrtunnet- of
'I‘lll". .\'l-Z\\'
“TUXE’DO”
supported by :1 brilliant c 1111pnuy of slug-
crs llliil comedian-1. 'l'wvuly .-\l'ti.~‘t~. Fun-'1-
best llnliud Singer
outing Girls. Fetching (.‘ostutnt-s, lin-
ebnniiug Music. (.‘ntchy Songs. livery-
t.l11nt.( tit-11'. bright. brisk.
.liillh' l’. REILLY. Manager.
Sent -1 on sale,
tl'Jl
l'rlm-s, 2431', .341.- und 1711-.
:11 I’lflhlt‘tl'ft 11ml “'t'L-d's drug stores.
( )‘E It: [I C()A'l‘§.
New lot in Blue and Illnck,
$6.1)( D 'l‘( ) 93 l ( ,.()(k)o
’I‘lriinr-mmlc, lutvst style, satin waists
nuti sit-eve linIng-i.
Diagonal Worsted Suits in Blue
and Black.
$13.50 A SUIT.
All grout. bargains. Call and examine.
[-1. (SM )() IE)\V’ I N ,
171! \V \SllINti'I'0.\ S'I'Rl'l luT.
ltio not Want the Earth
with a fence around it
share at Public Patronage in
Lard, Pickles,
etc. at The NEW STORE.
B. A. VICKERS.
111:3 tf
train!!! be thankful for a small
Butter,Cheese,Eggs,
I25 Washington St,
11251y
menu noun:
Gill NATIONAL BANK
South liorwalit. Conn.
The regular annual meeting of tin
stockholders of this bank for the 11-lu'tiou
of directors for the ensuing war. will be
held attire banking ltoust.ot‘1"lue.~dny.
the 14m day of January Will, from l to“' ..
o clock pJ
JALF O]! .\I. l \\ Ti).\ Cashier.
South Norualk. Conn. l)cc.e1nb¢r 15,!
1111.15,, «11121 :Hjtn
92 Washington Stres‘.
no New York
Just made;
Made Candy from 10c to 80c per lb. Juat comm and #613
a ll. aturtevuit'n. North
Ann streets. thrush Norwslk.
on 101111: BIG XMAS. SALE AT MEAD’S,
u . '
SEE SANTA (ILA I75! ilur sale commences today and lasts one solid week.
Candy Oriana: and Baskets, Loads of'l'oys. All pure
stylish, well- fitting pair of shoes is as accept-
able n CHRISTMAS PRESEJT as anything
you can think of.
chased. it's easily answered—at
‘ South N‘orwaik,
53 Ws'i Street.
stutEf. Whole tons of Fresh
A Dainty Gift.
After all said and done a fine,"weil~tnude.
If there' 15 any question as
to where the very best of its kind can be pur-
H.$.BROWN’$
so wssutuorou sressr.‘
‘ Pililiiiilic
isms! iltp't.
Store in
Frirtlsiti (lo.
MERRY ~ C
We sincerely thank you for your kind up
As 11 kind of
A
3
RN
“'11 will have the lluvst i it of Home I
That, is first class you can get here.
The Boston Store.
NORWALK. CONN.
Wishing all our customers a very
Grand Collection of HOLIDAY GOODS.
For the next three days we shall close out our entire stock of
iloils, Toys, llamas. Books, Brice-bras, Silver.
A11 we do not carry these in stock. and shall let them all go won‘t carry any over.
Fur Garments and Jackets.
we‘ r?“ . a?“
toihs Wallis 2; .w ’7 at.“ 4‘4!
~ I? _
1! ill! People 1‘
\ ‘9 '1 “‘5: l
i ‘l ‘4, .36.,
V \ .\ &.
HRISTMAb, 1A, g
preciation of our eflorts in selecting our 41“". 1.1;,fi
('hristtnas present we shall, for the next three days.
TAKE OFF TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT.
—i).\' ALI.—
iilll 1111’ in: Barman All lillfl
This Is a Grandeopportunlty‘to Buy
(inc of our garments that are already marked lower than any New Y ork house. The fact that Wt sold most double as much as
we ever did is the best proof that our garments “trlf marked the 1011 est and styles the best.
SIN 75 Jackets. 25 per sent. Oil, $14.06
H.118 “ " 11.24
1:1 .341 “ 10.13
“1.7.3 “ “ I156
111.34) " 7.88
11.11: " 7.12
.N 75 “ “ “.56 ,
7 :11 1- 1' 5.011
t .34! " 3.38
.‘."1L bildrcu s “ 3.19
’ I..- " "
:1 2.11 hildrcn s .11 pment on. s 5.31]
5' :11 Long ( outs. 21 pt- 1- cent. all (3.7;
7.139 5.77
.' 1.111 ” 4 49
1.541 3.1111 '
42m Wool Seal, “ 1 31.50
:51 m " 24.771
1.1.1111 lletII'll 511.11 18.10
>~iul-\~tt:1kka11-” 2l.3-\‘
2‘: Tim! lecirit. “ HER-‘8
$1.2? Ill l.lettric,'31 per cent. otl’ $211.25
11.1.11 “ 14,1;
4‘ onto candy for 111: lime not 11 great many of 11. kind.
early customer c. itchcl the prize
THE BOSTON STORE.
CORNER MAIN AND WALL STREETS, NURWALK
“The
1
We’re Loaded
CLEAR UP ON CHRISTMAS GOODS OF
ALL KINDSVAND VARIETIES.
lsvss‘etl t'ouuiry Turkeys to be found in this town. Everything is of the best:
Nuts. Raisins. Citron. Currants. Figs. Dates. Prunes. Cranber-
berries. Plum Pudding. Fruit Cake. Gilt Edge Butter.
Glace Cherries and Pineapple. '
mums Yllli nun
tim- us your Christmas trad 1.
ANYTHING Yilil wnn
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR,
ninja noun
TELEPHONE CALL.
33 WASHINGTON STREET.
l3-2.
NURWALK PATTERN NNRKS
c. H. AISTHlliiPE. Proprietor.
Hardware. _'_.-Speciaities.
BOYS AND GiltLS’
lE BlClClE.
sn up-io—dute machine at 111:“. Price; also
CHILDREN’S YE LOCIPEDES.
Just the thing for anrlstmns present. for the
little loll s.
Place your order now so as to have the
wheel in time for Chlstnms.
Repair: for any__ Stove that's rustle
13" (tall and so. as at Our
New Store, East End at
Blldfl ocTMtf
Taytor &‘bGolden
iieal Estate and Insurance
wumo'ron m
Conn.
unlockingom fortune Mines smiles
giltlbtbem vie
uninvit to
sol in every pertain the «133mg;
0
priessnsudonessvtsrm. salt:
FREE! FREE! FREE!
PictUre Books for the Children.
“ __"li e have tried to make the parents hnppy durin" the past year by a system of
Law Prices For BeSt Goods
and judging from our ever iucm 111ng business we. feel that 11 e have succeeded. I u
now to make the children happy we will giVe on SA'I‘I RDAY, Di. 1‘ ,llt Mill“. R ‘llst, A
REA! ’I‘iFi i Tot I’lC'I‘l' RP BOOK to every purchaser of Tea or Coffee. Be sure
to give us a call on Saturday. December ‘Jlst. Here are our prices on Ten and CoiIee:
We 'I‘cas. 2.1- lb. licst, Ground Coffee. 733:: 1b.
Frill: Teas, 351: lb. Maracaibo Coifce, 29c lb.
title Teas 4’11: lb. Best Java Coffee, 'iic lb.
701: 111115.513; lb. Best “echo and Java Coiiee,
Maud S. Flour, $4 per bbi.
2| lbs. Granfliated Sugar, $I.
THE NEW YORK RROHERY ilil
Donovan Building, 33 Main Street.
South Norwalk. Norwalk.
-"ic lb.
Norwalk Chronicler