lll£ HISTORY W A DAY llllll Ill
TEES! PARABIIIPIIS.
Crisp haunts Omani». Cumin Emits
61W From th- Iligtmuys and Imp
of to. Tnlcat Cmmficut Cilia.
Look lorhical news on the third and
warmth mites of The Sentinel today.
~"Ben Bolt" at (‘olcnnln's, tic.
Herbert Daniels has plm'hascdtltc tca‘
business of Mr. Devin. of Not-walk.
J. S. DeMottand family are moving
today train Washington street to Free-
port. L. l.
-—~(‘hickcns. I‘llcc. lb. N. Y. M‘k't.
The last cassiou for the new bridge
was towed to W“ position III the harlmr
this morning.
'ndwani tit-llcck. who has chargec‘ll'
the ncw's stand at the depot. is :Itl'ccted
with quinsy sore throat.
-—.-\Il kinds winter caps, O'Brieu's.
Mrs. James Madden, Jr, and Miss
Julia Loughlin took a spin to Wilton
yesterday on their bicycles.
Fifteen convicts will be discharged
from state prison next month by n-ason
of the expiration of sentence. ,
The atatement that E. C. Wighatn is
going to South America was an error.
Mr. Wiglnnu intends staylnI: where he
is.
--Latest Youman style, at ()‘Brieu’s.
The new signal tower, No. II, will
be opened in \Vcstport. Sunday, and the
old one at Compo discontinued after
that date. . . _
M. B. Wyrill, agent of the John Hilli-
cock Life Insurance company, is tomove
from Brmklyn to West Illain‘strcet
Norwalk. next week. "
—Fre.sh pork. Tc. X. Y. .‘vl'k't.
Michael Lyon, of Prospect street. rc-
turued to his Work in the New York
Grocery store. in Norwalk. ycsterday. af-
ter a few days‘ illness.
Dr. Georgcl". Benedict yesterday re-
ceived a new appointment for fl )l‘ll' years.
dating from December 17th, IMIS. as
postmaster at South Norwalk.
—Turkeys at the N. Y. M'k‘t.
Charles B. Miller will leave South
Norwalk today tonttend the funeral of
his father, L. P. Miller. who was a
prominent resident of Victor. N. Y.
The latest report from Howard Del“.
Earle. who is in Southern California. is
that. he is recovering nicely from his ill-
Itess, and is able to take a short walk
each day. ,
—Latest Dnnlup‘stylc, at ()‘Brien’s.
There was a cross of Several wires at
Lnudor’s connir, last night. and a brilli-
ant display of electricity was witnessed
untila. lineman appeared and cut the
wires out.
Frank Higgins was arl'cstod for being
intoxicated last night, and running into
people on the Washington street bridge.
This morning Judge Frost imposed a
line of $5, which was paid. ’
——Do you 'wnnt the latest umbrella
and cane combined? O'Brien's.
E. R. Bennett, who is a may interest-
ing speaker, will address the special scr~
vice. for young men, at the Young?
Men’s Christian league. 37 Chestnut'
street, Sunday afternoon at 3:15. All
are cordially invited.
—If you don t know what presents to
make, buy a box of Imperial Crown
cigars. They are appreciated evéy time.
G. S. Trowbridge & Co. sell them.
The dead elm trees in front of the
William R. Lockwood place on West
Street, occupied by Expressmun John
Connors. should be cut down. Branches
are continually falling. and some passer- ,
by is likely to be injured.
A. J. Beardsley h Son1 have decided
not to buy a new dredger to replace the
one burned at Greenwich, a few months
ago, but will build one themselves that
will be one of the largest and best
equipped on the coast. The vessel will
‘ be. laid down iunnediately at the East
End Ship yards, and is exm‘xrted to be
completed for use in the late spring or
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The Sunday evening mice In Trini-
ty church begins at ‘3' o‘clock; not'ta‘ttl.
t'onctml Division. Sons of Temper—
ance. will elect unit-em Monday night.
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The committee in charge of Bucking-
ham Post's public installation will meet
Monday night.
The selectmcn this altornmn gave the
Norwalk Btu-ct Railway cnnunmy a
layout to (‘rauhuryh
'I‘het‘ounty Commissioners expect to
be iuh'orwnlk in a few days to investi—
gate the Fulton t'llfil‘.
-.»\avtiuu of ImIsquI-rade suits'at ‘3‘!
Main street, Norwalk. tonight. .lumes
Mitchell. auctioneer.
The Robert llamatt company closes its
week's commune-at at the Nomalk
tlpera House tonight.
The Nonvalkrltrect Railway couipany
(’flllllllttllk’t‘tlIlli't’l‘t‘t'tlull of poles along:
East awnuc this morning.
t‘ity (flerk E. M. Lm'kwootl is getting
an iin'entory of the real estate and per-
sonal protmrty in the city of Norwalk.
J. ll. Thomas. of Norwalk. was
avardcd a premium for Houdans at tlm
recentexhibitol’ the Seymour Poultry
assm'intlon.
-l“resh hams. “be. S. Y. M'k't.
NelsonRoners, of Lynes Place. was
struck in the head and injured. this
nmrning. by a stone thrown by a River
strcct boy named Hall.
A special collection will be taken at
the South Nurwnlk ('ougu‘gutioual
church tomorrow in connection with the
:‘tnnivcrsary celebration.
H. J. l’latt. engineer :It the Hot For-
miugcrnupauy's factory. is quite sick
at hishomcwith grip. He has a man
doing: his work at the factory.
The ofiiccrs :md members “I the vari-
ous Norwalk Iirn- companies hare It?
ccircdinvitations to ahead the New
Year's I'I't't-III‘IHII at the Y. M. ('. A.
——llavcyou a I'ostlllttc for the Nrw
Year'sivc masouctmlc': If not. visit
theuuction tonight at '3‘.) Main :«ll‘l‘cl'.
Noru'alk: Ion costumer: must be amid.
A (icnuau baker employed by Fred-
erick Mead went out back of the shop.
last night. and fell down an areawny.
He shouted for assistance and (‘aptuin
Dunn helped him out.
(‘athcriue (Irantz din-d at the home of
herln'othcr. l’o-Icr llctiowan, in Mer—
wiu street, yesterday. aged sixlydivc
years. The funeral will be held at '3
o'clock Sunday afternoon. fill St. Mary's
church.
The Rotou lmpuwemn-ut company
held a meeting yesterday :Ifternnmn at
the Nona“; club rooms and discussed
the projm-t of having a' daily boat run
next summer lit-tween New York and
Robin Point.‘ probably leaving: the city
at Ma. m. I
all masquerade ball is coming. (1.»:
your costume at the auction tonight. ' “2'3
Main street, forwalk. ‘
Michael l..'lIlI', the pnqn'ir-tor ol' the
West Shore Inn. in Water I-‘trcct. went
without his dinner yesterday. About
noon he gun-n nuin $1 to go to :I restau-
rant and get :1 dinner for him. but the
nIantn-irlcctcd todo so, and Mr. Lame
has not seen him, the SM or the dinner.
iMrs. Mary B. Nortthothcr of Pho-
tographer George H. North. died Christ-
,mas cw. in (‘hicagzm Mrs. North was
.in her (élglllfi‘illll‘d year. The funeral
I was held yesterday in Berlin. Mr.
North and Miss Snore. the latter a sister
of the deceased. attending from South
Norwalk.
~—'I'0II masqueradestilts at auction to-
night. 2'2 \Iuiu strcet. Norwalk. Must
be sold.
The
annual meotiugof the board of
officers of the Connecticut division of
the L. A. \V. will be hold at the rooms
of the Hartford Wheel club, Monday
evening at 8‘ o'clock. Delegates to the
national assembly which will open Feb-
l'ruary IT. at Baltimore. will be selected
and other important business trhusactcd.
I Four directors mctnt the Public «Li-
brary in South Norwalk. last night. but
could not trtinsnct business” It was de~
cided to have another meetinu next
Monday night. at 7:30 o'clock. ,I‘previous
to the Council meeting. As this is the
last meeting of the year, it is necessary
early summer. , that there should be :11 quorum. ‘
W... ,, . _.-. ,1, "I "
° . “ Putt: nun b’ure.” ' “
evetand’s
BAKING Powmsa.
Motif-curred originally by Cleveland Brothers, Albany. NhtYk’.’
now by the Cleveland Baking
Powder Company. New Y
has been used by American housewives for twenty-five
years, and those who have used it: longest praise it most.
Wheel: free. Send sump andaddnss. Cleveland Baking Powder (20., New York.
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Was. Kw
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on tho am Gunman Wont M
‘ Into tho Anny.
The Washington Pout in authority for
tho mtemuut that the 1an Guam!
Thomas J. Pitcher gavo Guam-Ill (innit
:llfl real utart. They had new Illuminate!
It Wmt Point. At the opening of the
:ivil war Pitcher, then a captain. had
been float to Springfield, “15., to act as
United States mastering officer. A
stranger entered his office one day. and
Pitcher relates the following story of
the intorviow:
“ "You don't Isl-em to remember me,
I‘om,‘ said tho visitor. ,
" 'No, ldon't.‘ I said, ‘but I’ve soon
you somewhero I know. ’
" ‘l’m Sam Grant.’ ho answered.
"llis board had so changed him that
[did not know him. and thou, you son.
(had not. seen him si co lull). Ho sat
Iowa, and lsaid: *W I], Ham, how does
It. happen that you nro herc'.”
" ‘I came lIcrc.‘ ho mid, ‘to got some-
.111ng to do. C'in't you giro Inn sumo-
lhlug. 'l’cni‘."
“ ‘ch. 1 can.’ and l. ‘l'ou know
now to make out muster roll-Ii“
" ‘I should think su,'said(lrunt, with
tho first Hallo men on his face.
“ ’Well. lam allowetlIHUII per month
ind ration» for a clerk. If you like, tako
that table over there and begin now. ’ ”
A month later Pitcher walked into
his oliicc and handed his clerk un oillcial
.Invelopo directed to “Coloncl U. S.
Grant." The clerk's taco turned red,
thou pale.
“There's your chance. Sam," said
Captain l'itt‘hcr.
”l‘ll newl- forget this, Tom, never!"
‘inswcrcd tho other as be wiped sonic-
Ibiug out of his eyes with his handker-
'hicl’.
Nor did he.
was I’itcher' '
It was always
tween them.
L'ulil Grant's death he
tithl’ul friend and helper.
“Sam" and ”Tom" be-
DID HE LOVE BUT ONCE?
"rotors Who Itcllvcr Euloglcu Should
linow All the Facts Hut.
Therenrewomen in thisndvanced ago
If civilization who are ready to hinder
thoctl’orts of reformers to abolish tho
funeral pyro of tho liindoo.
A memorial HIM-[lug was held a few
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been prominent in public Work. lli.q
former colleagues and intimate friends
tilled the lure platinrni. Among them
-:tt his widow, Wiping silently under
her crepe w .l. (hie :It‘ttr another the
orators of tho “(1'th n laid tributes of
elmpnucout the altar of his memory.
(Inc. llihit' inspirtsl and with it longer
star-ch than the rut, foll‘m‘cd the his-
torynf his life from the timcof hizl
birth, “in tho troublwus days when all
lint-ope was a List a.” the sight. of Na-
poluon striding over the ruins of empires
lo a uniwrml tlumxe.
“lint the most important event of his
life," he continued, “happened at a
later date. It was at a fancy ball that .
he met, as he afterward said, the iirst
and only low of his life. llo was there
disguirt d as u highlander. .
“What?" llc\\ltl\iul't1l as some one
tugged at his coat, but {getting no reply.
,Edward S
giilllllll "SIItIIWIIzIII. niiii‘
()(KYUI’IES a portion of E. (lumwnkl's store.
he. u‘eut ou-—-'.‘.-\nd tho lady of Ms f
'hoicewastlrcsscd"—i:cru them was nn~
other tug—#‘was dressed as n ’l‘urhish ‘
:‘Ig'arctto 1.:5"l.
they u'ero' IImI‘I'iw-l. " .
He then continued the a Allegy of tho
youthful Inidc of the lli‘l‘t'.l
tantalum tcruu'. When hernlldmwnti
All: r a short. C'lllll:§lllp '
«'l in cx- .
neighbor orator \I’hispcrcd. "You forgot
his widow. ”
"Uh, XIII, ldidn’r.
-'cud oil. "
"(Mal beau-us .'" erelaimcd the oth-
zr. “Tim“
York Hi told.
I gore her a good
Corrosion of Metal» by “him.
Tho peculiar szalemrut is made by
M. llaucbicr in Le. licvnu Illariliinc ct .
I'olnulale that curiae,» III of metals by
water may ho c;III.~ed by tho lU‘llI u of
lnicrreorganlsins present in particular
harbors. but absent in the ocean. It ups
pears that the Ila-t. as arccrlaiued, of
puro. aluminium plates inInIcI.~'cd in
Norfolk Road‘s being badly currodcd at
tho ‘ end of three months, whilo in
France cmuuicrcinl aluminium subject.-
ed to tho some test was practically, un—
touched. and two plates attached to the
bottom of a ship Were uninjured after a
voyage. around the wu‘rld, led him to in-
vestigate the Sun water from dill‘crent ,
places. with the following rcsults, as
stored: If introduced intovbmlcrs, tho
Mt‘wlitcrrancrm water, which contains
more} salt than the Atlantic \I'azcr.
{looses lllul‘C‘ damage; so does the water
taken from estuaries: and near the shore.
whit-henntuius a larger proportion of
nitrates from fermenting organic. mat-
ter. Tho destructive power of the shore
water is much reduced, however, if it
be. sterilized by means of boiling.
Hard to Catch the Expression.
A young woman of St. Joseph, Mo,
was wa’ king down the principal street
a few days ago, when, seeing a young
man in the. passing throng, sho_went- up ‘
to him. threw her arms around his‘uock
and kissed him. Then she. disengaged
herself and ran, blinhiug. away. while
the young man looked at her in pleased
anmzemcnt. She afterward explained
that the young man wxs an utter stran-
ger, but “when niyeycs tin-t his, and he
‘leoked so good. so noble and So true, I
wanted to kiss him, and I did." It is
scarcely necessary to say that 3“"? .
young, man in tit. Joseph [is on. only
studying; how to look good and noble .
and true when he goes down the. street
on thedry amids’s’t‘ma airie.-'—Bufiulo
Courier. ‘
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A Good Name. “ '
The late Hjahnar erirth Boyesc
was once. asked mhy he didn‘t simplify
the spelling of his name so as to make
it. less )wl‘plexing for the average. Amer-
ican. The inquirer was informed that
it was a fine Norwegian name in the
first.placo, and. secondly, that it was
worth agood many dollars to its pogo
aessor as a distinctive trademark for his
literary wares. .
is his third wifo!"--.\'ow i
CURES CHAPPED HANDS
«her I“. Head's Confectionery.)
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Grand Clearing Up for the Year I895.
1,600 lbs: ,
FANCY MIXED CANDY,
2 lbs., 25 cents.
F. D. LAWTON & 00.,
22 South Mata Street.
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DonoVah’s Block, Washington Street
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JAKCICSON ’8 PH OTOGr [{AP
Combine the LATEST STYLE arm "NIB". Our aim In to give satisfaction to our patron.»
and to {Itrnlnh them with the finest production: of the PHOTOGRAPH“; LET.
LARGE COLLECTION OF CHILDREN'S STUDIES.
E. M. Jackson.
H
ARD-
BALANCE
HOLIDAY
At Half Price!
CALLENDARS AT HALF PRICE,
Books and Booklets
At 25 Per CentrLess than Former Low Prices!
treet, 5 Gazette Building,
NORWALK,‘ CONN.
giving us an order for poultry and meats
after you have seen the cleanliness and
order not. lecnblo about our establishment
thing in handled.
eivlnn fresh, daily.l’oultry, Lamb, coun
manufacture. our own-besides. of course,
llcef. Mutton, Horns and Bacon.
New York Market
Hard to Escape
ind witnessed the care with which ever)"
J not now we are re-
ry-ch Pork, Sausages ol‘ tho best.
FREE DELIVERY.
' FRANK S. AYERS, Propricthr,
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Photographer.
5:! Wall Street, Norwalk, Conn.
WSTREET
OF THE
GOODS.
walk. ' all and see the latent styles In hub.
(mt-s. NP.
corner or. ball nnd Water streets, N-vro
aunt
:25 West avenue.
Nellie M. Olsbrow.
‘ TEACHER 0F PIANO.
Terms rnmonnble on application. Address.
nuailtl kiln
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Plaisted,
'Druggist.
Ask your Neighbor what he
thinks of
VPLAISTED’S
cousH
REMEDYII
Then.
Follow
Good.
Advice ,
and, '
Use it!
Small bottles 350.,
Large size 50c.
wvaao Nioznaa $.03L5Iv1d
+._.__
wt: SELL
too.
'2 Grain
Q u i n in e
_ Pills
For 25 Cents!
GIIIIIIIIiIII
(It’.‘lllrltillfill I’inno-lv‘orte. lus'rmttou. i~- n'm
via-I Vicinity and totmpart Ilu' mot-I thornunh
inu'rnc'tnn by this rum :ly progrmrive and new
mum ml avatcm oillnilsica‘s education
ity It‘tineetinu are speedily ur ouirul b, this
wt. Em . liou'nytouhlamcs (fault hell, M. In.
ed to January III. Wild.
$I:I.:Io.
quire Ill.
or W. P. CLYDE 8: Co, General Agents,
secure omnloymeut.
to tight. unity
also position n‘u housekeeper In widowet‘a
PROF. B. JEPSON,
\\'lil.l.
something in different departments, at
comsmcKBRO
ESTABLISHED I667.
AGreat
Big Bargain.
THIS \Vlililx" \l'li l’lx'I'll’Uh‘li 'l't) CLUSIC ()l'l' ALL OF THE
HEAVY-WEIGHT
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During the balauccof the Winter Season, We will offer each week.
UNDERWEAR
KNOWN
BRAND AT
$I.OO PER GARMENT.
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Which is a Reduction otr‘roo tur?a':.53 on each Garment.
Wool and \l'arruulctl not to nhrink.
AS 'l'l l l’.‘ MEDLICOTT
Sco Lch
To those who have worn
it. it needs no rucomInclination, and those who have
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not, Scing is convincing.
(.‘().\lli
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STORES OPEN EVENINGS.
MILFORDA. GlFFll‘iJflanageh
CLOTHING.
Comstock Brothers,"
[4 SOUTH MAIN STREET, MASONIC BUILDING,
South Norwaylk. ’ Norwalk.
Insomnia
(“he System of Musical and Vocal
'IISil‘m'lltm*Illtlorst'tl and Patroaized
by the Imyal Family, nobility nun
has. and DIXIIII.
I‘lmil of the lllltl'fll World fumed Helim‘al I-l
pregnm-I to I'm ere on; Us In .‘llillll .‘lorwulk
Vull‘rw
[Hm ed and a on e and perfect tone (1- chopI-wl.
Reading tun—iv at sight. delicacy comblnrol
\\“th tlrvuums o.” touch, t-I‘istlcttI nun Ilextbll-
Illllll'lIICnN system.
He crslby special pcrmlsalnul to J. (I. III)-
hunn m. M. IL. South Noraulk; :4: nine! Flek'
IlrIIlzo-tmru
Addrrss all communications. Box 2. Ro—
wayton, L‘onn. oL‘I :Im
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RESPECT
l‘or your IIIIZ'r-lf'h stomach. Don't
tcctl him with oats that are. mixed
with dirt. dust and lIll'Iflfill smals,
and thou expert him to do his bed
when jmu demand an extraordi-
nary cIV'uI‘I. of him, '.'.'itcthcrot Speed
II)1‘ll‘t’.'l\‘lt:I‘ work. He'll not Iccl like
It. (loud clcnu nuir‘, ll” you buy
hcre, wall IUbl you no more than
you pay for the other kind clac—
where.
Manuel T. Hatch,
I5 MarshalIStreet.
HE LEADING
GRAIN DEALER.”
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Agent For “ 'J
BUFFALO
GLUTEN
FEED
FOR
CATTLE
Chickens
and
HORSES!
BEST
GRAuv
FOR
HORSES
AND ’
CATTLE.
BRANCH,
OFFICE
SOLMANS’
LIVERV
STABLE.
F loridaangthe South
The CLYDE LINE.
Fare, to Atlanta and roturn, $1M. Limit
Fare to Jacksonville, Flu.,und return
All tickets include meals and berth
while on board of the steamer. l‘VlI‘ an?
Information. tickets, stateroom, etc, iu~
George F. Hearse. 'Ilgtnt, city
National Ban . ‘
5 Bowling Green, New York.
' d1?“
o. H. Hunt's
City Employment Agency.
7" North Main street. flout‘i Not-walk.
Ladle: and gentlemen deslritr first close
help in am capacity can Obleull t m mine _I.\l-
M EIII ATELY at. tho above not-ac}; also those
wishing positions, either male or temale. can
WANTED IMMEDIATELY
Young nbl It or In years of age as nurse maid
to n . child of :3 years. Good position
Posivl rn as seamstress or companion to Indy;
Iamlli . first. class references. Good home pm-
Ierrabze to a huge salary. .
n. H. HA ItVEY. Harvey's Shoe Store.
'70 Keith Minn street. South Not-wink.
SINGING SCHOOL!
At; Not-walk Methodist. Episcopal
church. beginning \Vcdncsduy evens
ing at 7 o’clock,
of New Haven. one of the best. teach-
ers ‘iu the country will be the in
structor. Tickets for course of?“
lessons $2.““€V“llllllr9d to Jain. Tilly
can be procu ed of Mr. E. II. More-
house, corne‘ Merwiu street, and
West avenue. Mr. Victor-l. Selleck.
ut Norwulk Savings Society. Mr. H.
1}. Hole. at Hale’s drug store and
Mr. H. P. Price. at the National
Bank of Norwalk. id 26 SW
Holiday floods.
Watches, liamcnds and Jewelry.
Silver Novelties.
H.$.no0D.
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‘ PERHA-PS You
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FAMILY not IIIII SHOE 3qu of
But iffiyou should want my
Diamonds, Watches. Jewelry“. at
or your Watchea, Clocka and Jewelry re-
paired and cleaned. call or send at once to
t
now an
A - NOVEMBER ‘-
AT THE .
“Bonn
SIIVEIWEIIB
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a. w. *auo'rIN.
OPERA HOUdE BLOCK, NORWALK.
SALE
H. HARVEY
These goods fiwill be closed out: at reduced prices FOR ONE MQN'I‘EI
Boots”, ,8
At Bargain Prices.
ONLY, so now is the time to lay in a winter’s supply of
hoes and. Rubbers
whlle they can be bought
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Norwalk Chronicler