Evening sentinel, Tuesday, January 7, 1896 · page 8

 
 

 

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m E. Parsons IechInIteIl the
H 4th anniversaryI-t hiII birthday.
Morning. by giving a party to about
M of his friends. The evening
“Wily opeut in playing games
“Mus to musiI rendered by .I
Would: three instruments and
”Jill! Bradley on the violin. accom
imbyMiss Alice Parsons. Iievcral
”were sung and :I light collation
curved.

mmmh League meeting at the
W Avenue Methodist Episcopal
CW, in“ night was very Iargclyat-
W. and a most enthusiastic and
. woltablo acrviee. Edward 'I‘muuseu
l Molina-lug for his subject. "Laborers

‘ for God." Three new names
m added to the roll of members.

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C. H. Aisthorpehas hail. a platform
in his store upon which to display
bioyolol. behaving secured theI unl‘llt'y
fa nwral celebrated wheels for the
cocoon of 1896. His riding acaIlcuIv
I 9m the store pmmises to become a
popular :2er for beginners.

i Joseph Barnes. an oystcrnian Well
known on the East Side, dug a bushel
and a half of cloths near Tavern Island
one day last week 130 of Wlll( ll tilled a
bushel basket. ‘Iomc of them “eighwl
three-quarters of II pound IIpiI-I. e.

Onaccount of illness. MI. and Mrs.
Paul Schultze, Jr.. were unable to unitI
With the South Norwalk Congregation-
alchureh. Sunday. reports in the other
local papers to the contrary. notwith-
standing
Thencmid meeting of the neck of
prayerwill beheld in the pa) lor~ of the
East Avenuechurch tonight. at I :45 It
willbengeneral class IIIceting. led by
James L'Hommedieu.

 

Rev. Charles E. Benedict. who has
been spending the holidays at his home,
on South Osborn avenue, left yesterday
to resume his studies at Drew Theologi-
cal comma-y. _ ._.

Frank Smith. the East Norwalk milk;
man, has been compelled to resort to :I
new method of IlI-aliIIgout his milk. He.
now sells it in chunks and by weight,

Robert Mnllings has a lame knee. the
result of a recent fall ill l'lli‘ v. M. c. at
gymnasium. by which a splinter was
driven into his II-

Mills Grace. (low-rt. who ll:l.'~' ,lII-cn
visiting Miss Fannie Taylor. returned
to her home in Branford. ycste 1-day.

Miss Adalinc Bcrrian. oi” Armonk.
N: Y.. is visiting her sister. MW. Frank-
lin Brown. Riverside avenue.

Frank L'Honnuedieu is Ignite sick.
and Arthur Brush is assisting in Daniel
L’Honunedieu's store today.

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Miss Frances Todd. of Meridcn. is
visiting Miss Alice Parsons. First ave-
11118. W.-. — - V
l C. W. LeCdnnthas returned from a
visit to Bellport. L. I.

What is Going On Tonight.
The Norwalk tire cI'In‘Ipanies will elect
06106:.
Company F will hold its, annual elec-
tion of civil officers.

NAFHTHL EXPLOSION. 1.

.Al nil loflnory In Brooklyn Blown V9,
With fatal Burrito.

33003133. Jan." I.—0no man wal kill-
ed and three were Injured byan explo-
aim! of naphtha in the building oi the
United Stator and Canada Degreauinx
work. It Stewart and Montroao avonuoII
_ in this city. Two of the injured men may
die.

Six roan were at work in the building.
Fin (allowed the explosion.

Goor‘o Zack of Flushing and Irving
:"vonuo wal killed outright. The injured

 

William Miller.“ .6 years old, of 482 J at
!mon atrcot. Ihochingly burned over the
antiro body and hands; taken to St. Cath

Kill"! holpltol; will die.
- Mind Parker. 29 years old. of 1,07
Blidlwlok avenue, shock and internal in.
WJ“ 6t. Cathorine' shcopital; will prob

“a” Killer. 56 year: old. engineer.
o! h, L. 1., badly burned, both
“I?” lion and hurt internally.

11nd George, cut in the taco; attend.
at! by an ambulance comma and went
W

”tho explooion occurred and what
out“! it nobody was able to toll.

130th were owned by Frederick
May oi. Tottingham. England, and he
undo"! a prooau of extracting all
m M'a idea. Only Iix men wan

about the proud-ca

naphtha used in the buolnou war
‘ but u tho third floor. and it war horo

,1 M the explosion occurred.
William Miller and George Zack were
my. on the third floor. within 30 loot
at“ other. when the tank containing
in “tho axplodod. The injured man
no nail. to may how they escaped tram

War.
- '1). root war lifted about 15 foot, and
(tho “avail. were blown out.

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mm tho walls on the west side were

1.. who man at work than. was buried
Tb. fin aproad in all directions. and in a
flat time be war surrounded by flames.
flaw in a pitlablo condition when Ibo
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Eulororirlno Advertisers

(.‘IIIIIstIIck Biotin-m advertizwa great
cut in the prices of men's winter suits
They are all new and fashionably cut
ganuenta. and the fabrics of the most
serviceable kind.
'I‘IIIIIIIrroW atternoon, Charles I}. I-‘IIy-
mom will give a grand display of all
the varieties of fancy crackers IIIII;
wafers he keeps in stock. Ele I-xteuIb
an invitation to the ludicsot both citieI
to call and sample them. Cocoa and
chocolate will he served.

lollamara Under 3500 Bonds.
Frank McNamara, formerly of South

 

night at Calvin Beach's store. Bridge-
port. was yesterday hound over under
MI) bonds. The prisoner claimed he
was intoxicated and did not know what
he was doing.

W _..__._.
NELLIE M.DISBROW.

Teacher of Plano.

Terms Reasonable on Application. Ad-
drmua at} West. Avenue. nug zit) Iim

 

TAYLOR 8: GOLDEN,

Real Estate .
and Insurance!

WASHINGTON STREET.
80. Norwalk.

 

Persons looking fora lot. or house and
lot with the view oi purchasing. are invit-
ed to call and examine our list. \V 9 law 9
them for snlc' In every part II! the city at
reasonable prices and on easy terms.

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G. H. HARVEV’S
CITY - EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY.

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Ladies and gentlemen desiring first.
class helpiu any capacity cab obtain the
some immediately al‘ the above agency:
also those wishing poaitinns. either IIIIIIII
or female. can secure employment.

c. H. HARVEV, Harvey's Shoe

Store.
70 North Main street. ‘iIIItII Norwalk.

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. ,II". I ‘ momma: ”I1, . mm .I I. 1‘

Norwalk. who was captured h‘uuday’

 

SHOESTOIEI

WESTON

Miss l-‘lorcnce Perry. of Valley Forge.
.s the guest of liiiso Minnie Willhuns.

A meeting for the purpose of organiz-
iuga Grange. was held in ”In Town
Hall, Monday evening.

Miss Florence Lane returned to her
schoolIlutiI-s in Brooklyn. on Monday.

Mr. and Mrs. l". “'. \Plnit. of New-
town. were the guestsof Mr. and Mrs.
R. K. Fitch, Sunday.

Dr. Frank (Iorham. who has been ill
with grip. is still confined to the house.

Miss Eleanor Hoyt has been thc guest
of Miss Ida Coley.

Meetings are. being held at the Nor-
iielIl church tour evenings this Week. .

The. monthly business meeting of tho
Norileld Y. P. S. (Y. E. was held on the
evening of January 5.

The public schools I'e-opuucd Monday.

Miss Lizzie Wakeman. of New York,
is the guest of her sister. Mrs. Fitch.

Mr. and Mrs. W. ll. Robinson will
entertain their friends :It a dancing par-
ty IIII Wednesday evening.

Mrs. D. B. l’rovostait Elizabeth. N. .I
is the guest of her mother. Mrs. Coley.
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Smith are
visiing in Harrison. N. Y.

Mr. and Mrs. b It. Hoyt have spent a
few days in Bridgeport.

Mr. Brady and daughter. of Wilton.
have visited at J. W. Trcadwrll‘s.

 

A FALL IN SILVER
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4,4 ly less in price and
._- . you Ian get today

‘ “M‘ lll'llllt“! made "(that
V "II tnl III tigun's
U which would IIIIVII

astonished your pur-

 

. I-nls. 'l‘lIopaI-Isiugof
J the Iloliday .toohmI
SOIlll'lllllIg to do with Na lll' "I reuse Il price
anIltlII I'I Is no better time than now to
avail yoursI Ito! bargains. “or motto

ONE LOW PRICE FORALLI

Call and see how far your money will go.
“'hisl Prizes.

HOYT’S

Jewelery and Optical Store.
NI \\'a.~‘l1ington StI-I-I-I.

Fur Capes.

 

NORWALK, - . .

 

"‘ Special Sale. or

CLOAKS AND
FUR CAPES!

We will commence on Satutday,De-ICLIFF0RD Haves . . .
cembcr 28th, aSpccial Sale of
These goods are part of the
' Stock of the Iiirm of Day, Callahan Ii: 00.,
who have been obliged to close their busi-
ness and their stock for Whatever it would
bring. They are all new goods made with»
in the last few weeks and the prices which
they can be bought at would not cover the
cost. to make

 

The Loading Dry 00on Store

TRISTRAM & III/AI ,

a 2 Gazette Building.

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Cloaks and E _..__.__.._._

This is an opportunity which any one who.

hasnot bought a "almcntthis season cannoil
afford to miss. \

TRISTRAM & HYATT,

Norwalk, Conn.

CONTINUED FOR ANOTHER WEEKI

GREAT

BANKRUET... SALE
0. H. Harvey’s Entire Stock

$8000 WCRTH 0F
Boots. Shoes and Rubbers,

Which Most be Closed oat.

Sale CommenCes at l0 0 ’.c|ock
Monday. December 23, I895.
Everything will be said at
Less than Half Cost
An Immense Stock to Select From.

N0 SUCH BARGAINS

Ever Offered In Norwalk Before.

Come Early

 

OPEN TILL L6 !’0 CLOCK

ERY NIGHT.

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AT THE

 

Star Market

He Is oolllng the BEST MEATS the Market ofl'ordo.
He In giving the Boat Service possible.

He Ia aolil

ng atriotly for CASH.

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Hols telling Meat cheaper than It won over acid in
South Norwalk.

READ HIS PRICES.

 

;aud you will be convinced that It is the place to spend your money:

Best. Sirloin Steak.

ltound Steak.

Shoulder Steak.

h'reuh I’m-k. Chops or Roast.

["1 csh llanIs.
Sausage.

Smoked llama.

Lego oi' Mutton.

.'I III». Break’aat Bacon.

Plate or Briscuit of Beef. trash or salt,
6 lbs. Extra Salt Pork.

Choice (Touuiry Chickens.

Choice Country Turkeys.

THE-STAR-MARKET,

Corner South Main and

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FIELD

 

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10c lb
l0c llI
MI:
4" "l
.50:

Haviland Streets.
Manager.

 
 
 

Always at the Front!

As the hurry and blaster oi the Holiday SCifit‘l‘ll has passed, we are
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falling in the line of regular business.
Special lIIduceIuenis in everv

Velvet Carpets,

Made. Laid and Lined.

The
of lngrain Carpets .It . .

70c,

'l'u pestries,

mast and Le. Idingr Makes

exam offering
department.

89c.
60c.
75c, 85c.

Moquettes and Axminsters!

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meat of

l
i“" shall open the >cason with a large and handsome assort

FURNITURE!

at the Lowest Prices ever train '11.

 

HOSIERY!
our stock Hi' I'IIIII-r—
cannot lw tom-11ml 3

 

 

 

Notions. mid Donn-5UP»
(ilVI'ln :I ilwcialty.

III-ens

SCOFIELD & HOYT,
‘98 Washington Street, So. Norwalk, Ct_

 

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83 Washington

30. NORWALK.

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