shnmruuprmmusm
emmmum
The Mandolin club met last night
with Innis Singer. of Gerardplace.
. ~Umhrellaa and canes. O'Brien's.
The Company F ball committee will
meet tonight.
'Benry Tilly has varnished and touch
ednp Charles E. Beymonr’s delivery
wagons. ”w“
-—lmperial Crown cigars at Trow-
bridge dz Co’s. Imperial Crown cigars
at 0. E. Barker's. Imperial Crown
‘ cigars at the Mahacksmo Hotel. Im-
perial Crown cigars at E. L. Hefner’s,
EastNorwalk.
Wm...
William 1151151101.. of Harriet street,
is in Providence, R. 1.. iitting up a store
for the South Norwalk Hat company.
The lady Foresters are making at-
rangements to hold a leap year sociable
early in December.
John Moriarty. of Burbank street.
~foreman for Lathrop 85 Shea, is in Bus-
ton, looking up railroad work.
——Men's and boys‘ alpines. ()‘Brien's.
/ Aspecial conciave of Clinton Com-
mandery. Knights Templars. will be
held tonight, at which the Temple de-
gree will be conferred.
~Spring chickens: 1:25». 95. N. Y. m’k’t.
The organization recently formed in
the South Norwalk Congregational
church has chosen for its name “The
Neophytes."
Detective Arnold. of Bridgeport, came
to South Norwalk. yesterday afternoon,
and took G. W. Knowles, the bicycle
thief. back with him for trial.
—-Dunlop derby. 0' Brien :1.
Eureka Lodge. Daughters of Rebekah,
will hold its regular meeting tonight.
The degree will be conferred on set oral
candidates. __ _____
The Sentinel is informed that boys
congregate in Beard’s lot and torture
cats and kittens and break windows in
the hat shops near by.
A pound social will be held tonighta
the residence of Rev. F. E. Robbins
Franklin avenue, by the Ladies‘ Aid
society, of the Norwalk Baptist church.
—-Fishiug smock 14‘ lash has arrived
from Block Island with live cod at 134
per pound. She is lying at the Wash-
ington street bridge.
Miss Allen, aged seventeen. of Compo,
employed at Roth .1: Goldschmidt’s,
South Nonvalk, recently lost a pocket-
' book containing $2.50 in the South Nor
walk depot. _
—Leg best mutton, 56.
N. Y. rii'k’t.
St. Paul’s choir rehearsed last night.
at the chapel after the rehearsal a foot-
ball game was indulged in. in the
church lot, under the rays of the (lec-
tric light at the corner of Berkeley
street and West avenue.
Scofleltl db Hoyt, at their two 11111111-
moth storcs—one in South Norwnlk
and the other at Norwulkmofl'i-r bur-
gains for Saturday and Monday in ai~
most everything that pertains to tin-
dry goods and house furnishingy business.
Readers of ‘Ihe Sentinel will beiutorest-
ed in the prices quoted in their new ad-
vertiseincnt today. Tramway cars pass
both storcs. 5
'l‘. 1‘}. l'm'klos will give a request pro—
gramme at his recital in the South Non
walk Congregational church. tomorrow
afternoon, and has arranged ll\'1'r}’ nt-
tractive programme. although lindiug it
impossible to comply with all the re~
quests sent In. This will he the last ro-
i-italin some time. The soloist. will be
Miss Annabel Ninth, soprarmnvho will
sing ”For All Eternity." by Moscheroui,
and "Winter Lullaby," by Deliovon.
Mrs. Sally A. llrundngc, Wife of James
F. Bruntlaco. died last night after a lin-
gering illness. aged ICS'iillly~llVC years.
The deer-11nd leaves 11 husband who is in
feeble l1¢nlth.two daughters. Mrs. Jot»
oph ltswrllanks and Mrs. Charles P
Kceler. of Norwalk. and one mt), Daemon
Brundsge. of Katonah, N. Y,
eraiwill be held from her late home.
15111111111 street, Norwalhflunday aim. ‘5
noon at 3 o‘clock. florist at Middle
Patent cemetery. Monday at It o’clock.
Half 11 Cent
for a baby! The cost of the
in"; are...“ of Ayers Cherry
. Perinatal that will cure troop,
', whooping cough and any other 5 5
,' cough, ii sdministetedin time
is perhaps hall :1 cent. it may
5" prolong W511“)
Thethirdannnaloooiableof them
Socialolubwillbe holdin Arlen flail.
tonight.
Percy E. Ferris taught an eight
pound blackmail. yesterday. oi! Bound
Reef.
The schooner Bettyis discharging a
cargo of sand at Raymond Brother-11'
wharf.
The Epworth league of the Norwalk
Methodist church will hold a sociable
at the parsonage, tonight.
A dispensation has been granted Sher-
man Council to hold its regular meeting
on Friday. the 27th inst.. instead of on
Thanksgivin night
An entertainment will be given in
Kundsen's Hall, next Tuesday night. by
the Young Woman’s Christian Temper-
The Company D. gun cases will come
up tomorrow in the Town Court. at
Net-walk, and will go over for another
week.
Minuehaha D1v1sion lions of Temper-
ance. wijl not hold their regular meet-
ing on November :25, it being Thanks-
giving eve.
Miss Jennie Wamsley. of Washington
street, who underwent another opera-
tion. Wednesday. in New York. is get-
ting along nicely.
~Ladies’ alpines. $1.
» Louis Sheldon, Expressman Cave
nagh‘s assistant. is nursing a sore hand.
caused by cutting it while handling
“The Limited Mail" company‘s bat:-
bage, yesterday.
O’Brien's.
It has been rumored that the Fourth
regiment would go to Washington at
the inauguration in March. The regi-
ment would have to pay its own expen-
ses if it made the trip.
The presidential electors chosen in
Connecticut will meet at the Capitol, in
Hartford. on Wednesday, December :5,
and formally cast their ballots for Mc-
Kinley and Hobart.
——W1nter cups 0‘ Brian's.
Buckingham Post. G. .\ R . and the
Women's Relief Corps are making
preparations for an old-fma'hionetl New
England dinner to be served on Decem-
beroth
Ql’ork and sausage, 9'. N. Y. m'flkt
Commodore Perry (11.111.111.01 ..i. \i
of New Canaan, has invited the local
lodges to assist. in observing the seventh
anniversary of Perry Council,
occurs December :3.
auce Union. W.-. l"
which ,
Absolutely Pure.
A cream of tartar bikinz order-.11 heat
of nail in leavening siren tightest tilted
ties (in 11 em meat Fwd
no .11. house rowosilbo. New York.
an of DiaKlyn’ a bakery wagons broke
down th s morning.
—-Choice country turkeys, tile. 11 ll.,;
chickens, lingo, at liayes‘ market.
Street Commissioner Kellogg com-
menced today to top dues Main street
with crushed stone.
Newsdealer J. M. Benedict has a bad-
ly blistered face, produced by his efforts
to conquer an aching tooth.
The selectmen went to New Canaan
today .to watch the workings of the
Champion stone crusher.
Several Norwalk people will attend
the first reception of Leno 'l rec Com-
mautlery, N11. 7115.), United Order of the
Golden Cross, at Masonic Banquet Hall,
New Canaan. tonight.
Arrangements are nearly complete [or
the annual concert at the Norwalk
Methodist Episcopal church, on Friday
night, December vlth.
The postponed meeting of the Union
Veteran Union will he held tonight, In
the Union's new rooms. in the Swartz &
Corbctt's blot-k.
~Willi1uu schlcnkcr will close his
Blue Mountain cider mill for the season
,next Tuesday. He desires to thank his
" many patrons for their liberal support.
Captain Jack Lriwfoul the “poet
scout, " will rrappear in Norwalk under
the auspices of Buckingham Post. G. A.
it. some time in Fobrut‘y.
The suit of William .\. Hendricks, of
West Norwalk. against Mrs. W. H
Hall, of lily avenue, was settled for 83.7,
and the attachment removed from Mrs.
Hull 5 houses.
—Uhoiccconntry tiirkoys, mi {157;
‘twliickens l"5.:1. .. at Ilayis 111.11kvt.
The hearing bofnre the committee on 5 Lorenz'o Dibble, of the cheap cash gm
the assessment of damages and benefits .5395) “m“- ““55”“ 5““ can 5““9 31““
to the l'.‘ lth'lll Adams property will be 5 ‘5” Th‘WkWDWQ H“ 5555 i‘Vl‘l‘Fthlfli-l
resumed tomorrow morning at ”finjappmprinte to the great New England
o'clock, in the South Norwnlk Count-i1 , holiday, and is sure he can please all
room, patrons. licad over his list.
Donations of fruits. vegetables meats, 5 Mrs “(If)" BM“ 150115“. widow of
poultry, en. .. may be left at (iraco' John Jones, died .11 low how1 in Main
thatch Guild room, Wednesday after- Sll‘t‘efi. NUl‘Wfilk. )‘Uif‘ill-ifl “ni‘d “585155"
noon.andthcywilldistributedamongthe 9W5“ 3'9“” T55“ 5'5"”555 “'555 555‘ 555'5‘5
poor pimple for their Thanksgiving din. from the. house ilt 9:35) ll't‘lt‘u'h’ lolllul'l'uw
The fuu~ ,
oer. Thursday there will betwo ser-
Mrs. George Field. who has been ill
of nervous prostratiou at the residence
of Mrs. liliza Neonkirk Lewis str.cet lt‘
tnrm ll to her home in New Yt1rl;.Weil-5
nestlm, accompanied by hei daughter
illis Mueller, and a noise.
«Fresh hum, 10". N. Y.1narkot.
Mrs. (form-lid S. Whitman. widow ct
EllVHll \.Whit11nm. i'ornnrlyolrlontli
horn 1ilk died vcstcrduy .it the home
but daughtu in l’ l()\ldl‘ll(,‘9, it. i Tho5
funeral will lll‘ private from her into
residence, l‘lll1rmuioim-nno lirooklyn.5
diamond pin at tho Norwnlk Upera
llousv during the (inn-1- church con-
cert, Wednesday night. it was found
yesterday nmruiug by Manager Mitchell
and returned to Miss Nash.
~~~Kon~1dorhy U'lh'ion's
At the Sunday afternoon song son 11'"
in tho Notwnlk Hpem House. 11 quartotte
composes] of Messrs. llirst. Leland. Hull
and Warren will sing and Mr. Hirst
mil rentlcruu illustratul solo. These
servimw continue to grow in interest.
Last tinnduy 111; hull was crumb-d to
such illl‘KllllllllaI. nniuy people were
obliud to stmnl.
Swindlers disguised as farmers are
Working thorarious cities 01 the state
smiling bored eggs for fresh ones. As
,i’rcsh eggs are source. the supposed fur~5
more had a ready salt; for their wares.
at mod prices. They 11m likely to come
to Not-walk as the swindle was success
fully worked here a ctmple of years ago.
Tlit‘camt‘ttsnliml at the residence of
Andrew 'ihomwn. In West strsot‘
Wednesday night,w.1s at more than
passion lntcmt
limit: 11 Supernatural Fact. " opened by
the Rev it. t) fiberWood. of the death
the next meeting. under the direction of
Rev. D. 1. Mad.
vices in the Clllll‘t'll, at 11‘ and 1052011. 111.,
of 5
Missdonnlo K. Nash lost 11 vnluuhlu'
The topic was " Chris-.5 1
~ Norwslk Baptist church. The study of.
the same subject will be ctmtlnued at'
I
morning.
It is currently reported on the streets
5 today that Adams lirotlwrs have least 1i .
tho Betta.1 & li‘urt'ington store. The re-
port is prob ihly current, though the Nor
5 walk club compum, owners ol’ the ir
present 1111rket.l1an 11‘ it as yet been noti-
lied.
In addition to his complete line of
nullincryg oods. Goldberg has added a
lfull and oomph-to line of copes. collarct
‘tes.1nuti's.bo.is and trimmings. it is
5 said to be the largest assortment of furs
lever shown in the ((lllill\. and an
inspection is invited.
(.‘harlvs E Hoymour nnikcs his annual
3Thnnksgivinn address to the people of
South Norwulk through the columns of
The Sentinel today. lie is prepared to
fill all orders for tin,1 finest and tlninticst
articles of oriiblos that over graced 11
table or tickled a palate. lie also invites
people to call and see the grandest and
fullest. display of fancy and staple on»
marine ever exhibited in tho Norwulks.
For
the
Best
l
Printing
Louv- Your
eh Ordir It
5Sentinel
Office
APPLES!
_ 5|.25 bill.
15 tile. pk.
Beldrin
Greening Apples
F. D. LAWTON 81 00., 22 South MainStree’t
EDWARD STREET,
SPECIAIS bTHlS WEEK
Underwear! Hosiery l! Gloves I i I
STOCK COMPLETE! PRICES ARE VERY LOW ll
WE DON'T WANT YOU TO MISS THE GOOD THINGS IN
OUR ART DEPARTMENT.
NEW. DESIGNS AND PATTERNS.
I EDWARD STREET!
5 cazsrre suunme. IOERVIALK. cons.
WE are down on hogs; that is the
reason for the following prices:
Best'suuur cured shoulders .................. to
Fresh Pork .................................. 90
tiausage ....................................... 90
lircshhnmu . . ..
Trix-h shoulders...
I'll: hood ............................ 1 .......... 4c
‘ :1 pounds of salt pork ....................... 2:1c
Porter house steak ........................... 15c
Sirloin steak .............................. 12 1.2a
Round steak ..................... ”.100: 3 lbs 25c
Shoulder steak ................................ sc
llihroust.............. ........ Sc
Prime mast .................................. 120.
Fish. E-cnliops. (‘lams and Oysters.
flrFrce Deliver).
M J
.. New York Market
FRANKS.AVERS.P1-op.
. 31,].—
N31
DONOVAN BLOCK WASHINGTON STREET.
JACKSON’ 5 PHOTOGRAPHS!
A Large and V cried Display oi
PLATINOTYPE PHOTOGRAPHS
Now on Exhibition at Studio.
0 Tins is the only studio making :1. specialty of this most beautiful and
000 lasting process. All photographic work done in the best possible
ooooo manner, and thoroughly up with the latest styles.
ooooooo Those desiring Holiday work should arrange for sittings .as early
omoooooo as convenient.
()(lth MJlK)
ooooo E. M. JACKSON. Photographer.
000
Norwalk, Connecticut.
53 Wall Street, - - ~
Prepare Yourself
For a cold snap by purchasing your
WINTER CLOTHING
And Furnishings.
A FEW POINTERS:
Gloves sfrom 25c up
Cardigan Jackets irom 75c up,
Flccccd lined and camel hair underwear in all quali-
tics.
Men‘s and boys’ sweaters.
Have you seen our all wool kcrscy overcoats at
$10.00?
We have others from $0.00 to $21.00.
”pm every evening until 0 o’clock.
DAVIS, The Tailor,
Clothicr, ilattcr and Furnishcr.
So. Iorwalk, Ct.
Mahsckemo Hotel Block,
1.. Counterfelts.
IUI’FALO When we suspect 11 com to be counter:
“LUT‘N felt. twith what. anxiety do we scrutinize
FEED it, lest we be deceived, and with what
5 FOR indignation we regard one who knowing-
CATTLE 1y passes it on us.
Chickens Anyone who sells you inferior. musty
and goods, or poor dirty outs, counterfeits,
"0'533- and you should refuse such goods. I of-
BEBT for you the best grade of everything in
GRAIN my line.
FOR No better cattle. poultry or horse food
HORSES cnnhc bought at any price.
AND Nonetmtter in America.
OATTLIZ.
, gage," MANUELTJ-IA'I'OH.
OOLMAN.’
LIV! “V W Till Grain Dealer.
tritium. ll Install “not. so. lot-all.
» .W m/
tors-Lianne leer.
m
A Great Thanksgiving
acfifice
ale
1115115 5m
. $7.90
This is a neat brown plaid, all wool suit, made to retail for .12. 00, but
as we generally are a little below the market price, we have
been selling them for $11. Selling price for this sale
g $7. 905...... 7‘5”“
*—
Should you stay home or go abroad with your family to eat turkey
Thanksgiving day, you probably will be looking for a suit,
overcoat or reefer for yourself or boy. We feel confi-
dent if you will come and see our stock, that
We can convince you that this is the .
place to make your pur-
. chases.
Men's all wool kersey overcoats, $9, to, 12 and 15.
“ “ “ suits 8650 7.,50 8 9, io, 12, 15 and 18
black diagonal dress suits, $10; equal to suits originally_
sold for $14. 50.
Our assortment of boys' and children's suits, overcoats, ulsters and_
reefers. are marvels of quality, style and low prices.
Mone1 refunded for goods returned.
Stores open evenings.
Comstock Brother5,i_
Popular-Price Clothiers.
l4 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
South Norwalk. Connecticut.
MILFORD A. OIFFIN. Mgr.
Comstock Bros. Masonic
Bld'g, Norwalk.
It (( It
,- ._ Wm
“BIJOU”
“
That is the name of the beautiful pony we
propose to give away to some lucky boy or
girl for a Christmas present. To every cus-
tomer we will give a ticket on vwhich they ~
may write the nearest guess they can as “to
the date of the pony’s birth.
guess it exactly, the earliest guess will be
awarded the prize. Following is a copy of
the ticket to be signed and deposited in the
box, and the stub is tobc kept by the pur-
chaser.
‘9 ' v
% o- :51 0.... ........ l).ate ..... ...... ...1896
1-1 0:
:o w. A. BENEDICT & co.
'5 a 5 John A. Camp, Successor.
5" é? , EVERYTIIINCIN CLOTHING AND FUR-
_ 9 U’) NISHINGS‘FOR MEN'S AND BOY'S WEAR.
8: o g The Pony “Bijou,"
at u '1': 3' Will be given to the person guessing the nearest
5: 2 U 35- ' date of his birth. Two guessing the same, the
II] ‘57 3 pony will be awarded to the one guessing it first.
. m g g 1 Contest closes December 24th,1896.
E <' a: Name-nrumor...””nun...u”nun-uunn-nsno '
. Sj Address
:3 3 81 Guess........................
4 2
You know our store and our goods; none better, none
cheaper. Every thing in
Clothing and Furnishings
MEN AND BOYS.
W. A. BENEDICT 8: 00.
John A. Camp, Successor.
114 want-unrest .17., “Kasai-walk.
If t\VO Should , ..
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