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'1 111111: “Elli Allll THERE BY THE
SEATINEL’S llENllTEIlS
“In it mTlllmThytulnd Nut
h Milk. “all MIN ul Vicinity
Dude. M Diurnal loumylnos.
The boat Sarah Noiman is at Ray-
mond Bmthers‘ wharf with coal.
Edward Hull and wife, of l’mspact
; avenue. are the parents of a bright baby
--/
boy.
Charles Cargill has ”sech'rgd '11 wsition
with Nelson Benedict. .a N orwalk
butcher.
-—We 1111111 the
oranges from Zolto opt-111319. Plan. at
Cuneohs
1.1
Contractor W. H. Smith 'is making
repairs to the ceiling 111 Bi'tuihner' 11 bar-
ber shop. W... _
A new electric light has been placed
near the corner of Schml and Chestnut.
streets. Norwalk.
—-—The. aroma of an Imperial mev 11 ci-
gar is pleasant and will satisfy the most
fastidious smoker.
Next Saturday Finnev & Benedict. the
Norwalk grtx'ers. will hav e been in busi-
ness tw entv -1 me yours.
Rev. Eugene Sullivan has been ch11-
ctl chaplain of Catholic Union Council,
K. of C., vice Jeremiah Duggan resign-
ed.
Robert Brown is acting as ticket clerk
at the Norwalk depot until David
Hughes recovers sufficiently to return to
work.
Prominent Catholic young" ladies are
making preparations for a leap your
reception on Tuesday evening, Feb-
rainy-l.
At the rehearsal of the Ellis Musical
club, tonight, with Mrs. C. S. St. John,
Elizabeth street, the full concert pro—
gramme 1v ill be given.
G. Nelson Fisher, who purchased the
hat business of A. H. Keeler and E. C.
Johnson, in New Haven, has moved the
stock to South Nor—walk.
Douglas Fowler Post, ‘. A. R., will
give an entertainment- at the Sons of Tcm- ,
perance Hall, tonight, for the benefit of
Concord Division. S. of T.
The residences of H. S. Loc‘ '.wood
Elmwood avenue, and Mrs. J. L. Nash,
Bnyview avenue, are quarantined bo-
cause of measles in the family.
——-Ha1'1e.y s bankrupt sale of boots
and shoes still continues, and people are
getting the advantage of the best goods
at less than half cost. Don‘t get left.
The electric headlights for the cars of
the Norwalk Street Railway linearrived
this morning and will be put in use. as
soon as they can be attached to the cars.
St. Joseph's parish will hold a bazaar
in Music Hall, Saturday, Monday and
Tuesday, February 8th, 10th and
11th. A comedy will be one of the
features.
The South Norwalk Hungarian re-
fomied church will holda ball in Ger
mania H1111, Monday evening, February
10th. The Hungarian Band, of New
.York, will furnish music.
The Ladies' 11111111131 Grace. church will
’ give an old-fashioned merry-making and
l"
I.
supper at the rectory this evening.
There will be an entertainment, and
supper will be. served from 6 to So‘clock.
At the open session of Union Castle,
Knights of the Golden Eagle, tonight,
there will be prominent members of tln.
order present from out of town. An e11-
joyable time is anticipated by all who
attend.
'When the Superior Court- came in,
yesterday afternoon, the cape of Manice
Lockwood and wife vs. Ithe Norwalk
Tramwav company was resumed. The
case, as far as e1 1tleucé and arguments
are concerned, will probably be finished
today. "’ 1 '
The. Street Railway o'ompany has
placed :1 red electric light'danger signal
at the north end of the/'fvvcst abutment
of the Washington street‘ra'ilroad bridge
and issued orders to motormen to bring
their north- bound cars to a full stop at
this point.
Rov. (veraldH. Beard, of the South
Norwalk Congregational church, oili—
ciatedat the funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth
Carter, 1v ido11 of Henry Mather, which E
11118 attended- from the home. of 111-1
daughter, M rs. Edwjn Johnson, yester-
dayafternoou.
gullible F loridu l
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The price of the vase at Sturtevi ml
has dropped to $156.
John Schaub has opened a shoe 11'-
pairing establishment under the post.
office.
0. E. Wilson this morning sold a
building lot on Clinton avenue to Thom-
as (')‘R1 1gers.
Hanft’ml IAICICWTIXT. of Greenwich,
brother-in 11111 of Mrs. Lewis 1'}. Buck-
num. died Monday.
Wallace Sherwood, of Norwalk has
soc ured a position with a New Canaan
baker, and will driven delivery wagon.
Second Lieutenant W. E. James treat’
ed the 1111'111lx'rs of Company I" to a ban-
quet at the 11r111o1'y, last night, i nhonor
1 of his election.
James Wood 11111 lea1e tomonow for
Phihuielphia, whcrs he will assist his
, uncle, Civil Engineer Frederick Wood,
temmrarily.
At the Calvary Baptist church, to-
night, Rev. 1. S. Sands, of South Nor.
.walk, will preach. Deacon John 1).
Taylor will lead the praise servim.
11114-111
-—Welsbaeh Light. Percy Ferris.
. . ,
The new bridge over Washington 1
street is being plunked over and painted ;
white, to correstmnd with all the bridges i
on the line of the Consolidated railroad ,
Information of acase of de stitutiou in 1‘
(‘hestnut street, South Norwalk that
seems tocnll for action on the part of;
the Relief society or selectmen, has
3 reached The Sentinel 01111 e.
A large tltree—inasted schooner which
was being towed 11p the harbor, this '
111orning. grounded on the flats olf (‘om- ‘
modore Burritt‘s. and it was some time ,
before thew 'essel could be 1no1cd
A. Cuneohasa line of line genuine
Zolt‘a Spring oranges. Judging by the,
samples received at this oilice. thisj
morning, they will prove rapid sellersE
and highlydclight all purchasers with,
their delicious flavor.
The Theta Delta (‘hi Graduate associa-
tion, of the city of New York, will give
a reception an dinner to Governor. John 1
\\'_. Griggs. of New Jersey. at l)1-ln1eni- l
l co's, on the evennn.r of l"ebu1'ar_v l 1
Among the speakers invited is I‘roi.
Carl A. Harstrt 1111.
!
——Get boots and shoes for less than
half cost at Harvey’s bankrupt sale.
Greatest opportunity ever offered.
The contract for building a waiting
room at the terminus of the Tranuvay
tracks at Rotou Point..has been awarded ;
to Dudley E. Hoyt. of Roton Hill. The '
building will be one story in height. and 1
similar in design to the elevated railroad "
stations in New York. It is to be. con:- '
pleted by May '15th.____
—()111' Lion lenses are pure. brilliant
and famous. Dr. Stanley C. 1:111}; S:
(‘11., 15 North Main street. South Non’
walk.
The sociable for the benefit of thcl
West Norwalk Chapel, held last night!
at the home of George Smith, was;
largely attended. Banjo ducts werej
rendered by Misses Matilda Richardson '
and Louise Wood. and the Pres‘ev Tho-
thers. There 11.1% also singing in which
everyone particimted. and a line sup-
per. '
As evidence of the wonderful competi-
tion in trade, we notice that Raymond
Brothers have just unloaded two cars of
Pompeiiu brick. shipped from Chicago.
We. hardly understand how freight can
be paid on heavy goods like these, and
vet come in competition with eastern
111anufacturers '
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The regular weekly study of the Sun
day school lesson 11' as held at Grace
church last night and was largely at-
tended. As Mr. Mackenzie has imper-
ative engagememts for the next two
Tuesday evenings, no meetings will be
held. The next meeting will be held at
the Baptist chum 11, February 15'
—W hen you can get regular goods in
boots and shoes for less than half cost,
take. advantage of the opportunity.
Harvey’s bankrupt sale is still on. Come
early in the day and avoid the rush.
The South Norwalk letter carrier was
engaged, yesterday afternoon, placing a
new catcher in position at the Spring
street bridge. when his horse became
frightened at a passing train and 11m
away. near the head of the smet the
animal 11.11 stopped, no 111111111120 being
done. Samuel Murray. in his' haste to
.gct to the horse when he first started,
‘ received a bad fall.
Manufacturrd v-rigmally
now by the Cleveland
has been used by American housewives for twenty- Jive
years, and those
Reoeiptbwktru. Sudmpendeddru. ClevdndBulrinanderCm. Nun-:11.
“ Pure and Sure.”
leveland S
BAKING Pownm
133 Cleveland Brothers, Albany N. 11..
mg
who have used it longest praise it most.
Powder Company, New You '1
Pi
1 all strain.
. inittee report that some streets are too
' narrow to permit double tracking in :1c-
:1' nuance with the law. and will refuse
:year and will have on hand 111:11'gestoel;
' as soon as the season opens.
I show
, for a 1m 11.11111,
l dents are determined that there shall be.
'1 nosalmns in that peacefulhamlet if they
'c.u1p1'cvent it. and alreadya strong feel-
‘ ing of 1'1-111onst1'auce has been shown.
. N‘I‘W'tl, and candy offered for sale.
' proceeds of the 1"11te1'tain1uent and sale
Abooksf1.11'tl1er~‘cl1m>l library.
E with advertising type.
unher- ot the V0
to wurlt today.
[‘8
The 1111\11g11111 tower at Washlugmn
street it :11 101p completed.
t. is no} in
‘11 out it)!
with tonsilitis. __ ~.
Mrs. W. H. Jarvis is moving today
from I..uuder's block to her new store in
Washington street.
Fred 11111] 11A 1 )0:
Massiu'hussetts. Ho 311111
Moudmm' of St. Paul's Chapter,
Daughters of the King; met at the
chapel last evening.
(lonnnittees from the State (lyslcl'
(lrowers' ll’rottetivn association 1111;
holding meetings at the Mahaekemo
Hotel today.
The Norwalk Iron Works company
has had 1‘11.1.11-1111-1111110111111111- of its
iron s111ol1estaeli, and will remove the
section of the stack blown over by the
wand 1;: tie.
l'r1d Noss and father of the Nose
Jullity company, were in Norwalk to.
duy. 'l‘heycalled on Manager George
II. Allen in reference to 11 return date at
the N1 1rwalk Opera House.
—The double surface Lion Le11ses. fur-
nished by 11s, will relieve the eyes from
Dr. Stanley 1‘. (lmy tL' (lo.
This afternoon the ladies of the South
Norwalk Baptist church are holding a
cake stlc at Mrs. (laylord's. :5 ('1'esee1:t
’1111'111'.c It will confine this evening
also All are cordially invited.
.maz'u'c.
\Ii's. \l. 1'}. 11111.11111.111,..." faint-
111111111 trolley car last evening upon
readi: 1"111 'I‘h1 S111ti1udof the sudden
‘de.1th of Mrs Sarah A. Tayh 1', in
I):1nb11r_v. Mrs. Hart at lirst thought it
1111.111 re lativc of hers.
' The Stamford (‘onnnou Council com-
to grant entire the petition of the Stan:-
ford Strc: t Railway company.
The J. '!
>lll)\\' 1111 extensive
‘. l’rowltt company expect to
lineof bicycles thi.~
They will
Ramblers, Stormers 11nd Ideals.
Orders will be filled from stock.
l’e -te1' (lail‘uc -1'. 1151:1111ford 1111111. has
11111111 the R111: building in 1;].- 1111111111.
and it is st: 111d, 111111111111.
apply for :1 liquor license. The resi<
The Library association, of the 0111'
River schml. will give :1. literary and
musical entertainment on Friday even-
ing, January Illsi, in the assembly room
of the St'lllml building. After the musi—
cal and literary part of the [.rogrannne ,
is completed, ice cream and cake will be l
The
will be used for the pus-111.... of new
()ne of the 1': sols to fortune is paved
811- Fisher 0111110111: 111 Ynzoo City.
Sir Walter Raleigh. while escorting
Queen Elizabeth down the muddy lane
which, like the upper part of oyal
street in Mobile, served in In
paved thoroughfare, came to :1 pool of
mud and water which extended from
curb to curb. It was not broad, nor
deep, but it was wet. So Sir Walter
dolled his velvetcloak and with it made
a causeway for the queen to cross upon.
Delightful Sir Walter! He probably had ;
a full stock of cloaks at home. Never
theless he established a record and de-
serves credit for it.
.'Up in the Yazoo delta of Mississippi,
however, there lives a young man who
could give the Englishman curds, spades
and little casino and win hands down.
We do not know his name, but he in-
habits Y’azoo City, and . his address can
be obtained on application to the post-
master of that place. The story goes
that this young man. while accompany-
ing his “queen” from the circus, en-
countered a slough of such promotions
that it could not be crossed dry shod
without the aid of wings. Our hero had
no wings nor yet a velvet cloak. In fact,
he did not even have an overcoat, and,
what is more, the young lady in her
modesty flatly refused to let him tote
her across the puddle. He was equal to
the emergency, however.‘ By lying flat
in the dampness he made a'footbridge
of himself, and over this the fair one
tripped us lightly as the gemsbok over
the Matterhorn. —M<bilo Register.
HOYT’S THEATER.
'l he Thrilling; Military Drama
The Girl Spy
Ghickamauga.
Co. 1).,4tl1 cht., C. X. (‘1.
SO—P E O P L E——50
Grand Bat tle Scene!
Beautiful Tableau-v. '
Friday 81 Saturday Eve’ gs.,
Jun. 31st and l-‘ol 1. 1111.
M atinec Saturdav,2
Admission. evening. :15. :15 and we.
. Adults. 25c.Ch1ldren. 10:-
1). m.
Matinee.
F. D. LAWTON a. co
II SW00! Oranges, File
'5 ‘ II II .."" 25°
‘20 Neal». ‘V '
FANCY GOLDEN DRIP SYRUP, Do. QUART.
F. D. LAWTDN 81 00.,22 South MainStreet.
25c
Evaporated Apples, 10c, lb
“ Pouch». 100. "
Apricots, 13c. “
Wide Awake!
Meat buyers in the twin cities waste,
no time looking for the right place to ““l
their marketing. they know 1111 about it 1
already. If you're a newcomer in town 1"
you neclin't look either—come and see,
uv. Some line lamb this week ; legs 10c, ‘
fon'mquartcrs, '11 Prime rib roast, l‘lc ;.
I'l't'ull (elk, 7c.
New York Market
FRANK S. AYERS, Prop. l
DONOVAN BLOCK, WASHINGTON STREET. '
EDWARD STREET.
GRAND ()I’I'I1'ING ()1"
Spring Goods
new Eusaomrmasz
NEW LAGES! I
NEW CAMBRICSII!
NEW GINGHANSIIII
Great Value in Towels at 10,
15, 20 and 25c.
SPEC 1A1. SALE 01"
HEMSTITGHED SHEETS
A\ .
PILLOW CASES!
9 and 111.“ Sheets. 1121'. at l' ill-~11 (‘ 1111's. We.
no l’1llnw ('ltht'>, 1w. .\ll 1’1 st Q11 aliiy.
EDWARD STREET, 5 Gazette Building, Norwalk, Conn
JA1Cl{S()N’lS I’llOT()(rl{AI’IIS—- '
Combine the LATEST 81"" LE AND FINISH.
and to furnteh them with the finest. productions of the “ID tOGBAI'flw AB'I'.
LARGE COLLECTION Ul' CHILDREN'S STUDIES.
Our aim Is to 11' ve satisfaction to our patrons. .
E. M. Jackson. Photographer. 2
(Over 1". Maui‘s Confectionery.)
53 Wall Street. Nonnllt, Tenn
31161631153631; Hatter
Occupios a portion of l-l.‘ Gusowski’n:
store. corner of Wall and Water Sim.
\‘orwalk Call and see the latest
styles in Hats, Caps, etc a 2311
W _..__- - _ :5
cunt-:5 CHAPPED HANDS.
i
R. H.
Plaiste d,
Druggist.
Ask your neighbor what he
thinks of
PLAISTED’S’
'COUGH
REMEDY?
Then
Follow
Good
Advice,
and
Use it!
Small bottles 250.,
Large size 50c.
WE SELL
IOO
For 25 Dents!
INVEHD NIOZNEB S103LSIV'Id
1"MEAD,
'notice. The onlyiplace in
THE CATERER
Luncheons served at short
town to get I
Date Frappe,
Bisque Glace,
' Bisque De Orleans,
Groquatts a In Milan,
Patties a la Brandy,
Tor Toni Bisquet.
ICE CREAM!
In all the Latest Forms. 1
Leave your order at
52 WALL STREET,
93 WASHINGTON STREET,
ONLY !
FAIRFIELD COUNTY - -
NATIONAL BANK.
113 Wall Street, Norwalk, Conn.
Incorporated, 1524. Capital, $200,110.11.
EDWIN 0. KI'IEH'ZR, President.
DAVID ll. MILLER. Vice-l'rest.
11.1).(1REl-ZX. ('11shi1 r.
DIRECTORS.
Eon-1111’). KELLER, Musics M. (:1.ov1:1:,
11.11'111 ll. 31111111: A. .i. )11:1:1u:'.:.,
RSTJonxLot-1111111111. '1‘111-1o. E. 5.111111,
111.1 Cow, (.1115. 11‘.’1‘111s1'11.1.\1.
Accounts of Manufacturers. Merchants
and Individuals Solicited.
Safe Deposit Boxes
Free to Depositors. ?
11 5 l)
,1
D w. RAYMOND
Funeral Director
and Emba'lmer.
93 Washlng'torv Street, i
80. Norwalk. l
|
Residence, Mahackemo Hotel
1117 1y ‘,
1
SOUTH NORWALK - - -
SAVINGS BANK.i
5| Washington Street
0111111111in from 9 to 12 a. n1.. and from i
1 to 'l p. 111.. and on Monday evanings‘
from 7111 b‘. ,
Interest allowed on deposits. .
ALDEN SOL)” NS. I’rest. 1
JOHN H. FERRIS, \‘icePrest.
Ldtlllx ll. KXAI’P, See. and Treas.
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A LRARE CHANCE
A Paying Business
Consisting of Grocery. Bakery and Ice
Cream Business. \1 ill be sold very cheap
on account of ill health. Everything about
the business 19 in good shape, and this Is a
rare opportunity for the right person. An—
ply at this office or of JAMES 6099131111 or w p CLYDE & 00., General
. ‘11
.‘GOING A'
25 Per Cent. Dis
EsouTH'NoR
COMSTOCK BROS.
"owl and Reliable.”
Our Spe'lcial for this Week
1'!
WILL BE
M. 00
vercoats,
$7..-
I'ast color blue and black
kerscy, this season's
make, all new cut and very desirable garments.
They must be seen 1
are coats that give
ones, and would
up-to-date coats
looked utteri
wing it in many stores.
be fully appreciated. They
.hcimprcssiou of being 815.01)
They are
and every detail has been carefully-
n their manufacture; a few ofthosc $9 suits left.
'|' HALF PRICE!
Our South Norwalk store
our g": ' ....' you do
Comstock
Ill SOUTH MAIN STREET,
South Norwalk.
open evenings.
We will take back any of
1 t want at the prices paid for them.
Brothers,
CLOTHING.
MASONIG BUILDING
Norwalk.
MILFORD A. GIFFIN, Manager.
Agent For
BUFFALO N D t
GLUTEN 0 Ir in
FEED i ‘
.1... Oats
CATTLE ,
Chickens After sen
and er. Feed
HORSESI of the sur
BEE-1'— .
Don t con
:33." I sell only
HORSES you buy 1
much f1 1' them.
AND price 111:1v be.
CATTLE. '
BRANCH M
OFFICE a n
SOLMANS’ The
LIVERY
STABLE. l
hing with Iligby‘s Oat Clean-
ng dirty outs to horses is one
1st1v11ys of ruining them. I
have all grades of oats except dirty ones.
1* here if you want that kind.
the bright clean grain.
mr or dirty Ullfh. you pay too
no matter what the
uel T. Hatch,
Leading (irain Dealer,
l5 Marsl' all Street, 80. Norwalk.
If
Chq'lap Light!
ll e 1111111
BANQUET
from Messrs. l'lol
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their reenlar wl;
central draft bu
finest goods ma:
line. full lmnquc
base, central draft, solid
guaranteed in ct
, 1.11.29.11'111'1111‘1‘35
All other lines
lamps 1n all. St
0.
Shade I rames. u
Crepe l’uper all
50 dozen sample
all clean pcrict
Asbestos Griddl
each.
hddes,
proportionately 101v,
lcct yours earlv.
count on all Silk Shades!
ll\ Sth‘S
Just Purchased
the sample Line of Fine
LAMPS
111cs,l:‘.ooth 1'\ Hayden, Waterbury,
1111 to you this week
desale prices.
'11crs.aud comprise some of the
e in this. country.
', 24 inches high, handsome cast
Mexican onyx column,
cry particular, which we offer for
at one half
They are all new,
We have one
Only 75
15c
25c,1oft. roll
l‘otket Knives, ICC and 15c each
you 1: 1' urth from 35 to 501:.
. l’ans, 10c.
regular price 35c
vv. 3' TURTEVANT,
nd Ann Streets.
ALK, '
CONN.
BUILDER AND REAL
- HOI FOR For Sale by .
FloridaandtheSoulh s_ B. WILSON"
BY THE .
CLYDE LINE
- 'Fare to Jacksonville, 'Fla., 25.0( ; excur- ESTATE AGENT.
sion, $13. 30,
Pure to St. Augustine, Fla, $26 .50; ex-
cursion. 14110.1
T%Chur1eston,5. C. ”20.00; e.tcursion
3.1
, All tickets .‘include meals uni berth
while on board of the steamer. l' or any
information, tickets, stateroom, etc, in-
quire of
GEO. F. BEARSE,
Cmr Nsrtosu. Burnt.
Agt.
l1
Bowling omn.’ New You?" t"
112 WALL STREET, NORWALK, CT.
Two or Three Good Homo.
On the installment plan. or will exchange 0110.
for st: 111‘ or more handise.
NELLIEM. DISBROW,
char of Plano.
, Terms Reuse able on Application. Ad-
dress 36 West A enue.
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