W o
m llllllllll or A n no a
an: mums.
co» m Cumin em Em
mrmhllwivsudlm
at in Typical Connecticut Cilia.
Andrew Clark has left the employ of
Raymond Brothers.
Mrs. Maria L. Adams, of Plymouth
avenue, lies at the [mint of death.
Saniuel B. Sherwood. of Grove aims,
is out again after a two weeks' attack of
rheumatism.
The town Board of Relief will hold its
first meeting at the seleetmen‘s oflico
January 6, at 2 p. m.
The meeting of Humboldt Lodge, and
the election of editors, will be held to-
night in Germania Hall. >
Mrs. H. L. Grumman, of Elm strict.
attended the funeral other niece, Cor-
rine Dickens. in Danbury. yesterday.
The charter of Pioneer Castle. A. 0.
K. M. (3., will close January 1. There
are now seventeen applicants for mem~
bership.
Hope Hose company held a social at
its headquarters, Christmas aftcrnmn.
There was club swinging, music. and
other entertainment.
Miss Eva L. Ferris gave a luncheon
yesterday, at her home on West street,
in hpnor of her friend. Miss Com Nay-
lor, of Baltimore.
The vestry of Trinity church has had
asign placed in front of the church
land on Trinity place, which reads
“Trinity church property."
-——Young girl wanted to assist in house
work. Enquire at the brald'h Sentinel
office.
. a," .
Mrs. Maggie Smith,of NewYork city.
' is recovering from her recent severe ill-
ness. Mrs. Smith was fonnerly Miss
Maggie Bailwitz, of Norwalk.
The committee of Louise Lodge.
Danghters of Henuun, met last night,
and decided to hold the animal masquer-
ade ball of the lodge, Monday. January
27th.
The Norwalk and South Norwalk
Electric Light station was notifieddast
night that a medium“ b'con knocked
down by a live wire near the Norwalk
gashousc. It could" not be. ascertained
who he was.
’—All kinds winter caps, O'Brien‘s.
James Ladrigan was taken with tits
in a Main street saloon at Nor-walk, yes-
terday afternoon, and was removed to
the almshouse by Chief of Police Brad—
ley. Ladrigan is a well-known charac-
ter about town, and has no home.
The annual meeting of the Ecclesias~
tical society of the First Congregational
church will beheld in the. chapel this
evening. Matters of unusual impor-
tance are to come before the mcetingnnd
it is hoped there will be a large
attendance. ‘ .
——Do you want the latest umbrella
and cane combined? ()‘Bricn's.
The young society people of Norwalk
are looking forward with pleasure to the
S. S. club dance at the Athena'um,
January 3. Weidenhammer's orchestra
will furnish music. The patronesses
are Mrs. George W. Cram, Mrs. William
A. Curtis, Mrs. Edwin 0. Keeler, Mrs.
Francis Leonard, Mrs. F. St. John
Lockwood and Mrs. Robert VanBuren.
——Latest "Dunlltpwstylet at O'Bricn's.
Sherman Council, Royal Arcanum,
held a most pleasant session last. night.
Alfrcerilmot was initiatedA delicious
clam chowder was served to the thirty
“members present by Ernest Talmadmz.
Afterward a musical programme was,»
commenced, but the. artists had only
given two numbers when the electric,
lights went out.
Daniel Hoyt and family have returned
from a visit to New York and Orange,
.N. J., where lug/Hoyt has been combine 1'
ing business with pleasure. He has just
had patentedg a non-fouling anchor. _
., raising the manhole at the Washington
5 Trinity church, perfl luned the ceremony.
' A collation followud the ceremony. and
Which Captain A. B. and Oscar St.John
and Captain J. B. Merrill, Commander:
John J. Hunker, United States Navy,‘
chief of the equipment department. pro-
nounce the. best that has ever been pro— .
duced. Commander flanker has asked
for a small model to submit to the
equipment department at- Washington.
‘Look for local We on thethlrd Ind
seventh pages of The Sentinel today.
Baggage Master George Woleott
accidentally broke a large window out
of the baggage 1mm in the dewt, last
night.
——Auction sale. of household furniture
at 43 First avenue. East Norwalk. More
day afternoon at l o'ehick. Must be sold.
--Turkeys at the N. Y. M‘k't.
Miss Annie Linnea and Henry Zargm
of Rotor: Hill,vwill he married uniuary
4th the imminony taking place at the
home of the gnmm's parents.
—l“resh pork. Ic. N. Y. M'k't.
“Four (innit Things for Young Men.
What are they?" E. R. Bennett will
tell you at the gospel service of the
Young Men's Christian League, Hnndny
after-note). at 37 Chestnut street.
——Latest Youman style. at O‘Brien‘s.
Frederick (J. Stanley. principal of the.
30““an Street High schml in Bridge-
port. is being entertained at the old
homestead, 142 Main street, Norwalk.
The Southern New England Tele-
phone conilmny's employws are at work
street crossing for their undergroniid
cable system to the height of the street
guide.
-—If you don t know what presents to
make, buy a box of Imperial Crown
cigars. They are appreciated evey time.
G. H. Trowbridge & (To. sell them.
The Misses Dibble gave. a Christmas
party. last night. to their nephews and
nieces, at their residence, W South
Main street. Each guest received a
pressed and elaborate collation was
served.
Mr. and Mrs. l“. E. Stmldard and
daughter Elfricda. of lilassachusetts;
Mr. and Mrs. lVilliatn N. Scarlett. of
New Canaan, and C. E. Wardwell, of
New York citywwvw tlie guestsot‘ Mr.
and Mrs. William I". Wardwvll. Living-
ston place, Christmas.
There was a half-mile rowing race on
the harbor, (.lliristmas day, between
(’larcnce ('raln. Louis Kellogg. and
Richard Hendricks. (‘ram wun first
place and Kellogg second. Later there
wasa shooting contest in which ('raln
was first with til); Hendricks. «ill. and
Kellogg, 2t).
-—Chic ens,_I2'.:c.,lb. N. Y. M’k't.
“ V
R. D. Bohannan. pmfessor of mathe-
matics in the State University of Ohio.
at Columbus, is spending the ('hristmas
holidays with his father. Dr. John Bo-
hannan. in South Norwalk. 'I‘he Uni;
versity of ”bio has now over 900 stu-
dents. and is one of the leading univer-
sities of the West.
—See advertisement of harness busi—
ness for sale.
0n the second page of the Sentinel to«
day will be found a Christmas poem by
Will‘LCarlton and an interesting holiday
story.
tisements upon our columns we. have
been nimble to print them lmfore. but‘
they will be none the less appreciatml
we think, lm-ause of their belated ap-
Ix-arance.
.,
A large bevy of pupils and friends of
Prof. Richard Vogler ,assfwmbled at his
home in Washington ‘stxiefct. (.Jhristmas
day, and celebrated the. twenty-fifth
anniversary of his tutorship. Music,
Vlfill and instrumental, and a fine collar
tion were the featurcsof the evening.
Prof. V'ogler also received some costly
tokens of regard in the shapeof presents.
-—Fresh hams. 10c. N. v. M'k't.
Miss Emily Rhudell. of South Nor-
walk, and L. T). Browne, of Mohawk,
N. Y.. were quietly married yesterday
ilfTPl'lli'XlII at 4 o'clock, at the ntsidoncc
of Mr. and Mrsi W. 1’. Bundle. of High
street. Rev. F. \V. Norris, rector of
The bride was attired in a traveling cos-
tume. A plumber of gifts wore received
about 5 o‘cltwk Mr. and Mrs. Broyvne.
started on a bridal tour. They will rc-
side in Mohawk.
Indications point clearlyto the con-
clusion that England is preparing to
seize more territory in America, both
Owing to a pressure of adver— ,
north and south, than she has at. pres-x
ent. Her favorite plan of doing this is
to claim more and more extended bound- I
my lines and gradually encroach on her
neighbors. ‘
\
. “ Pure and Sure."
a! to
Made’of pure crystal cream of‘tartar—m product of
the grape and most wholesome.
phosphates are cheap substitutes for cream of tartar.
Np adulterat‘ion of any kind in " Cleveland's”.
Alum, ammonia and
where sparrows are not, served up as
, row nuisance. —l’hiladelphia Times.
i
v, 3 TM WM’TM- f?
4. W ,
“andWMMQ-Iolmh
the In.» sum
Whether it is that we are poorer. a
that we are men luxurious and twins
in our tastes. and that tb girls of today
require more in their marriage than the
ordinary Englhhman can word, I can-
not any, but unless girls have greal
beauty or large fortunes We hear much
more of the dilllculty of their marrying.
Among the mass of women. however,
there is no revulsion from the marriagt
tie, and all healthy minded girls and
women seem to be just asmuch interest
FANCY MIXED CANDY,
F. D. LAWTON & co.,
2 lbs, 25 cents.
22 South Mala Street.
ed in the question as Worn their grand-
mothirs. The one great fact that hm
kept English society is the inviolability
of the marriage tie. Inlldelityin a roar
tied weninn is surely reason enough to
justify her husband in getting rid oi
her, and the woman who clamors for
divorce on the same grounds as men it
surely lowering the standard of tumult
purity in a ruthless way. Is man. will.»
his stronger, coarser, more animal na-
ture, to be judged by the same standard
of chastity as a normal, with but higher
ideals of life. her purer nature, and the
exemption from temptation which she
enjoys?
it we think {or a moment of Iht
temptation to which men are exposed
from their very early youth. and whicl.
they undoubtedly combat very unsnc'
cessfnlly. and which attacks them at s
time when they are most prone to sue.
comb—in the period of youth. vigor
and ignorance—and contrast their {losi-
tion with that of women, we must sure
ly ice! that We are degrading our sea
when we ask for a covesponding code ol
morality, or even suggest that Women
are to ho tried by no higher standard
than that to which men strive to attain.
We are told that no anion can survive
the conjugal customs and intimacy of
English married life. Perhaps the new
woman thinks so because in her ephem-
eral passion no feeling of comtuncy, nf~
faction or gratitude is possible. We be
lieve that the over“ helmingnuijnrity oi
old fashioned English \vomcn regard
that intimacy as one of the purest and
sweetest ever devised—one which, when
the passion and desire of youth fade
away, blossoms into a friendship, a cunt
pansionship as constant as it is holy.
without which their lives \vnuld indeed 3
be barren—LGlchuno in Saturday Re 5 I"
view.
of
A REMARKABLE VENDETTA. 3‘
All This “all Savage Father Live- For I- 5 ed
to uni Walrus. '
“Did you ever hear of a strong, able- I
bodied man going crazy from grief?"l
asked Captain Debney of the steamship .l
‘ No.
(7in of Puebla. on the water front yes-
Donovah’s Block. Washington Street.
Combine the LAT!!! 81'“! AI!) "Illa.
and to furnish them with the finest production!
(Over F. Head’s Granulation.)
EEWARD STR ET.
We have eclipsed all previous eflorts In this line. The early
stock to select from. as most of the good cannot be duplicate:
' great. variety, choice goods, low prices,
old. Handkerchiefs. and such pretty ones. too,
and Silk for lsdles and gentlemen.
Him to Escap-
glvlog us on order for poultry and meats
after you have seen the cleanliness and
order not iueable about our establishment
and witnessed the care with which every-
thing ls handled. Just now we more—
elvlng fresh, daily, l’oultry, Lamb, conn
ry-ted Pork, Sausages ot the best
manufacture, our own—besides, 0! course,
Beef. Mutton, Halos and Bacon.
FREE DELIVERY.
New York Market
FRANK 8. AYERS, Proprietor.
V“ Hf}; «I: .
J ACIISON’S PfiiOTOGRAPHS
Ourulm lltoslvo Mutation local-patrons.
oi the PHOTOGRAPH“! A81.
\ LARGE COLLECTION 0" CHILDREN’S STUDIES.
‘ E. M. Jackson. Photographer.
58 Wall Street. Nowell. Con.
CHRISTMAS. I895.
We ask you to call and look at our display of
Holiday Goods.
er will have the best
'o Innuy price on any
them. Ivery article at. a low figure, in order to close out. before (.‘hristnms.
The finest stock of Celluloid Goods It has ever been our pleasure to show you.
mks, Booklets, Calendars. etc., etc. We take particular pride in our Book stock:
Books, Booklets and Calendars {or young and
dainty figures and lmantiful borders.
and 25c. We have Initials in Linen
bu
l. .
lt‘Cllll bargains in several lines, at lllc, l‘Jfijc
Other stocks have not been forgotten. ‘Our aim has been to snow the best select-
stock 0! general dry goods in the twin Cities and we think we have succeeded.
Edward Street.
5 Gi—AZETTE BUILDING
terday. “ldon‘t mean diam! your high- ! -—-;
l
continued he, 7
yr
ly sensitive creatures,
"but a man (3 feet 4 inches in his stock- I
lugs, and as strong as an ox. (if such a , ()L
man I heard during my last trip to tho ! walk. . all and
sound. Ho is a Russian Finn and is'“
He l
.suoifii“ sunwoon. nuns
Nellie M. Dlsbrow.
TEACHER 0F PIANO.
Terms reuounhle on application. Address.
(B West avenue. aural om
lUPIES
uvportlou of E. (lusowskl‘e store,
corner or '
ulland Water streets, Nor—
seethe lutest‘styles In bate.
pa. etc. mu
sensible on every subject save one. .
has a vendetta against the walrus, and 3
his cabin in the wilds of Alaska is built 1
up with their skulls. 1
"According to the story told me by a:
passenger who came down with mo 5
from the sound, this man settlul in l
Alaska years ago. He married a native ,
woman, and she. bore him-a son. A few l
years later the mother died, and all thr l
llthll'IlUll of the hall savage father cen- .
tered on the min. Nothing was too good .
for the lad. and everything in the way
of hunting and fishing lore was taught
him. _
“When the boy was old enough, his
father took him out on all his hunting i
expeditions and soon the youngster bc- l
gun working on his own ,account. ‘
"Ono fatal day he attacked on old E
hull walrus, but instead of killing it he‘
himself was the. victim. When the father
saw the dead body of his son he was
wild with grief, which finally settled3
into a species of madness. Now all he
lives for is to kill walrus.
“When the rmmia first. seized him he
lived in a dugout. Now his but is on
the ground and composed almost entire-
:5
GuildhallLunlnlclnnlvillain
(l'he System of Musical and Vocal
Inslrllctlon lndorsed and Patronized
by the Royal Family, nobility and
Gentry of knglaud.)
ans. tin—i mxuu.
T'upll of the atm‘e world fumed School of
Oratorio and Pietro-Forts Instruction. is now
pre nred to rerelvo mpllsln South Norwalk
am vicinity. and to "apart the most thorough
instruction by this rapidly progressive and un-
eotmlled system of musical education. \‘olces
placed and a pure and perfect tone (lrvelo d.
Reading music. at sight. delicacy comb ned
with firmness of touch, elasticity and llexlbll-
lty of lingering are speedily acquired by this
matchlesn system. -
Retrrstby special permission) to J. G. lio-
hsnnon. M. 0.. South Norwalk; Sumnel Flck'
ext, Esq . Itowayton:.lames Campbell. M. 1)..
Bridgeport.
Plaiste d,
Drugggist. *
Ask your no-ighlmr what he
thinks of
Li
l
ly of walrus skulls.
“He crawls up behind the brutcs -
while they arcaslcep, and, seizing them
by the tasks, stands them on end by
main force. He looks into their eyes as
though seeking to recognize the one that
killed his Son, and then his knife does
the rest. The. head is then cut oil, and
goes to make one more to the monument
ho is raising to the memory of his son. "
—-Snn Francisco Call.
Safer I'lmn Lightning Rods.
Each day adds some new virtues to
the long list. of’tboso already credited
to the mountain: tire. The latest of
these is that the wheels of a bicycle be-
ing'encirclcd by a band of india rubber
and dry air, which is. a perfect insu-
lator, the rider is completely insulated
from the earth and consequently is im-
pervious to the attacks of the electric '
fluid. .
Any one who snfl'ers from nervousness
during a thunderstorm has now only to
go into the dining room or the cellar
and seat. himself upon the saddle of a
pneumatic tire bicycle to be perfectly
safe from lightning stroke. As the
chances of a man on a bicycle being
struck by lightning have been ca‘reftilly
calculated to be. about one in a billion,
there will, of course, be some pessi-
mists who will deny that this newly
discovered virtue of the pneumatic tire
amounts to very much. -— Pearson's
Weekly.
Sparrows ficrvcd M Reedblrds.
There are few restaurants in the city
reedbirlls. It has become a'rcgular busi-
ness and may ultimately solve the spur-
Prejudico was originally nothing
more than a judgment formed before—
hand, the character of such judgments
being best indicated by the present
meaning of the word.
The division of time into mouths and
weeks is so old that. its origin cannot
possibly be ascertained. '
r
PLAISTED’S WM“
Ho FOR
COUGH Florida and theSouth
III : . BY "
EREMEDY? The CLlfiE LINE. . .
CURES CHAPPE.D HA
ed to January 10, 1x96.
,lt'nrc to Jacksonville, Fla.,and return
Milt).
Thus
Follow _
Good
Advice
a , ..
Use it!
Small bottles “Jinn.
Large size 50c.
All tickets include meals and berth
while on board of the steamer. For any
information, tickets, stateroom, etc, in-
quire of
George F. Bearer. Agent, city
National Bank.
or W. P. CLYDE dc C0,, General Agents,
5 Bowling Green, New York. dl"
~l.f
m
. a. ".1 HIITVEY’S
City Employment lgency.
70 North Main street. South Norwul
Indies and gentlemen desiring first lass
hel in any capacity can obtain the some IM-
M DIATEIJY at the above agency; also those
wishing positions. either male or lemnlc. can
secure egnloyment. ,
ANTED IMMEDIATELY
Young girl ll or 16 years of age as nurse maid
to a child of 2 years. Good pmltlon
to right. putty
Posh Ion as seamstress or companion to Indy;
also position as housekeeper in \vidower’e
‘umllli . first (pass retprences. Good home pre-
orranetnn. nr a sum.
U. H. HARTEY. Harvey‘s Shoe Store.
70 North Main street. South Norwnlk.
wvauo NIOznaa scanswua
' WE SELL.
ll 0 O
‘ 2(lrain
unclasscsoou
.\t Not-walk ‘ Methodist Episcopal
church. beginning-Wednesday even-
ing at 7 o’clock, ,
PROF. B. JEPSON,
of New Haven. one of the best teach-
ers In the country will be the in;
struc‘tor. Tickets for. course of 20
lessons Sir—limited to am. They
can be procured of Mr. E. H. More-
housc. corner Merwin street and
, West avenue. Mr. Victorl. Selleck,
at Norwnlk Savings Society. Mr. H.
R. Hale. at Hale‘s drug sternum!
Mr. H. P. Price. at the National
Bank of Norwal‘k. d 2!} 3w
For 25 Cents!
come one! - lame All}.
“Ill Prices 3'9"!) Higher and the Assortment is.f~
And make an inspection of our stock.
A thousand and one things will be suggested to you as suit. ,
an sun 8 as.
We would be happy to sell you should you be disposed to
buy. But none will be urged to buy.
Stop at Home and Avoid the Pushing and
I Crowding ‘
of the stores in the great Metropolis.
Good and Large.
Here are some of the many things you may ex
pact to find in
ourgreat home stores; . -
Neclwear. Umbrellas. Smoking Jackets, Gloves, Canes. Bath "i
Robes. Suspendets. Bags Night Shins, Mufflers, Dress Suit Cases, .
Sweaters, Initial Handkerchiefs, Hats and Caps, Underwear, Full
Dress Shields. ladies’ Shopping Bags, Fancy tummy Vests.
Sil hm llaslics, Mackintoshes. Hosiery, Suits, teats. Ulsters
and Healers.
COMSTOCK BROS"
l4 South Main Street, Masonic Building.
South Norwalk; Norwalk.
MILFORD A. GIFFIN. MANAGER.
Agent For i .
HAVE SOME BUFFALO
GLUTEN
RESPECT FEED
FOR
§ For your horse's stomach. llon't CATTLE
feed him with oats that are mixed Chickens
‘ with dirt, dust and foreign seeds, and‘
'illitihilf‘fiifiil’l‘ :52. “3.122.255? ”0......
' nary cl'fortof him,whetherolspced BES—TT
“ or heavier work. lic’llnot feel like GRAIN
it. Good clean oats,” you buy FOR
here, “'llllI()>l. you no more than HORSEé
you pay for the other kind clsc- AND
. where. CATTLE.
Manuel T. Hatch, 3.3.“...
l5 Marshall Street. 23:55,“.
THE LEADING LIVERV
GRAIN DEALER. STABLE.
Holiday Goods. ,
Watches, Diamonds and lewelry.)¢~
,‘Silver Naveltiesf
t .
PERT-MP8 YOU DON’T!
But iftyou should want any }
Watches. Jewelry; or Silverware. 1:":
, or your Watches, Clocks and Jewelry re- ‘ l 1 l. p
paired and cleaned, call or send at, once to
A. W A US T I N, ;
I uOI’ERA HOUSE BLOCK, NORWALK. , . ‘
Diamonds.
'l
sow ruin,
A - NOVEMBER -- SAL/E3.“
AT THE
FAMILY 800T AND SHOE STORE of C. H. HARVEY ‘
These goods iwill be closed out at reduced prices FOR ONE MONTH
ONLY, so now is the time to lay in a winter‘s supply of
Boots, Shoes and Rubbers.
while they can be bought. ‘
At ’Bargain 'Prices,» *-‘,;
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