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A barge load of 13de stone for the
city of Norwalk is at Leonard's dock.
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. Annie Gill Roach, who attempted
suicide. is still in a critical condition.
The boat Horace Jackson is discharg-
ing a cargo of stove coal at J. H. Ferris
dock.
—-Porlr and sausage, 96. N. Y. m’lt’t.
The goods at Betta & Farrington’s
store were disposed of by auction, last
night.
W. I". DeKlyu, C. H. Acton, and H.
D. Cornell spent yesterday fishing at
Grupe' s reservoir
The American flag will be dislayed at
the Central club
D. A. R. meetings are held.
Congressman E. J. Hill has engaged
winter quarters in Washington at the
Hamilton in Fourteenth street.
~Umbrellas and canes. O'Brien's.
Contractor Henry R. Fitch' is putting
a new ‘roof on the residence of Mr. and
and Mrs. M. M. Norton, in West street
The funeral of Mrs. John Jones will
be held Monday morning at 9: o'clock,
from the house. Burial at Greenwood
cemetery.
-—._.
Some of the young ladies of St.
Mary’s church met with Mrs. W. J.
Tracey, last evening, to prepare for their
coming entertainment.
--Prof.vM. S. Rosen, the well-known
oculist-opticion, can be consulted at his
office, in‘ the parlor of the City Hotel
South Norwalk, Tuesdays, from 9 a. m.
to 8 p. m. Eyes examined free.
Pioneer Castle, A. 0. K. M. (3., met
last night and conferred the Sir Knight's
degree on George Hewett. The Castle
is making arrangements to hold a fair.
-—W1ntercaps. U'Brien'2.
Thomas Bridges, of Stamford, at.-
tempted suicide two nights ago by cut-
ting twenty gushes in his head with an
axe. Last night he was declared vio-
lently insane by an examiug physician
and will be committed to the hospital at
Middletown.
—Choice country turkeys, 11:11. a ll.
chickens, 121.10., at Ilayes' market.
Everything in china or glass to make
the Thanksgiving table look inviting
can be found at W. S. Sturtevant's. A
ten-cent sale is now on at this great bee-
hive of bargains and it is astonishing
what pretty and useful things a dime
will buy. The toy department of the
store is a seven days’ delight to the little
ones.
—Forequarter lamb, 1'16. N. Y. m’k't.
Rufus K. Fitch, of Weston, was awak-
ened the other night by the barking of
his dog. He got his shotgun and open-
ed the front door. A large man ran
from back of the house and hid behind
an apple tree. Mr. Fitch opened fire
with the result that the man ran toward
the street and mounteda horse. Noth
ing valuable is missing.
~Ladics‘ alpimries,vltl O'Brieu's.
v
011rl’s and....
....0ther Eyes.
Our [’11 are inst as strong as
they were fifty years ago, when
we have cause to use them. ‘
But we have less and less cause I
to praise ourselves, si 11cc others
do the praising, and we are
more than willing for you to see
us through other cyes. This
is how We look to 5.1:.1lloyrc,
wholesale and retail druggist,
Duluth, Minn, who after a
quarter of 11 century of obser-
ysliou writes:
"I have sold Aycr's Ssrsupm
rills for more than 25 years,
both at wholesale and retail,
and have never heard anything
but words of praise from my 1
customers; not a single con» 1
l
plaint has ever reached me. I
believe Ayer'e Sursapurlllu to
be the best blood purifier, that ‘
lies been introduced to the gen»
crsl public.” This. from a
man who has sold thousands of
deserts of Ayer's Sarsspsrills.
is strong testimony. ‘ not it I
only echoes popular sentiment 1
the World over. which has. ‘
"Nothing but worded praise
for Ayer’s Wile."
“newsman? mrw*W*
iimnmmshammmorm.
Hires”. I: consummate... I
house whenever~
West avenue. is being repainted
Wm
liev. W W. Nicholas")! West sve-
one. has had hisrcsidsuce repainted.
A sewer is being lead on Mrs. C. D.
1111111111111 property at Elmeaworth.
m..n~ u. . .
1A hardwood book case has been built
in Attdrney Werner &' Ferris’ law office.
1111111 sunbeam?“ at for assault
upon Charles Cehebe. He took an ap-
peel
Brothers' wharf with a “cargo of peat
moss. . ”m
—Dunlop (1111;013:111. 11.
George R. Cowles1s having-a family
Contractor William Sheldon.
Deputy, Sheril! ‘1". 8. Lyon, Jr., has
had a telephone placed in his residence
in West street. The. call is 34-1}.
-A special communication of ‘Old Well
Lodge, No. 108, F. and A. M., will be
held Monday evening. The work will
be in the Second degret:
——Knox derby. 0' Brien s.
Haunabal A. Williams will give a
ShakeSperm’an recital of Henry IV., in
the South Norwalk Congregational
church, Tuesday, December 15th.
~Spring chickeiis,12' ..F. N. Y. m'k‘ t.
Beginning December lst bootblacks
will be obliged to pay the Consolidated
Railroad company a rental each month
for chairs at the company's depots.
Sergeant Walter Hall, who was elect-
ed a policeman at the last meeting of
_ the South Norwalk Board of Council~
men, will begin his duties tomorrow
night.
1‘}. C. Godfrey. a curler in Crofut 111
Knapp’s hut factory, No. i, took about a
dozen of his fellow workmen down the‘
harbor. this morning, fora day' 5 black
fishing.
~Meu‘s and boys' alpiues. iYBrien’s.
It. 111 hoped there will be a liberal col-
lection at the song service in the N111~
walktlpora House, Sunday afternoon,
asit costs considerable to furnish the
hall gas and views
Employees of the Consolidated Rail-i
road company yesterday moved back
fence 011th: north side of Washington
street. near the signal tower, on the
building line of the street.
Two bicycle thieves caught in F air
field county. Thursday. This is no re
fiection on Fairlie-hi county, but rather
;! a commendation on the vigilance of its
ofllcers. «Ansonin Sentinel.
~Leg best mutton, 81'.
N. Y.111'k't.
The annual meeting of the directors of
the Norwalk Hospital association will I11
held Tuesday, December lst. at the Nor
walk club-ro'uns. Four direcrors will be
elected and the annual report road.
—lu1peri11l Crown cigars at Trow-
bridge 1" C11 s.
att) It). Barker's.
clears at the Muhackemo Ilotvl.
perial Crown cigars at E; [1 Hefner's
llast Norwulk.
A spoondconvur1111111 of Butler( hop
tor, No ‘,l'~ it. A M. .. will be lu ld Tucs-
dny evcviug in 11111 I. the Royal Arch do
grcc.R1-frvsliiiierils v. 1!! be served
will be ill" last night in the old 101111151.
Druggist Iiulc, who is n'prosr-uling
the wholesale drug house of 'l‘alontl.
FI'IhIIlQ 1‘i' Co , of Hartford. has secured
tho contract for filling out two new
Erlrug stores which are soon to he opened
l in Norwich.
Men who wore persuaded into making
application for mmulmrship in the All'
dollars each to the organizer. are still
waiting for their money. The organizer
carefully refrains from v isitingStamford
wArlvocute.
The Stamford Street Railway company
began, yesterday, running cars over th-l
new extension as far 1111 the Numtoll line.
The Stamford cars run under twenty
minutes' headway,whilu those of tho
Norwulk Tramway company run under
fort 1 minutes' headway.
“Fresh ham. W". N. lr'.rnurkei.
The Connecticut Congregational con»
femuevulomd at Winstml. Wednesday
night. It was voted to accept the invi-
tation of the Second Congregational
church, Bridgeport, to meet there on the
third Tuesday in Nommhor, Mill.
Frank A. Ferris. of South Norwallr, was
made a corporate member of the Ameri-
can Board of Congregational Foreign
Minions
1111111 account of the entertainment
given Thursdm afternoon to the mem.
bers of the Hospital Aid moiety. in
Mumford. the Advocate says: "The
vocal selectiim by a French omnixncr
were rendered by Mrs. Ncwkirlr, of Nor.
«slit. so! by Walter Houghton. The
applause that stream both singers was s
warm maiden of the merits of both
WW."
2—3st ma for “laughing at
George 8. Gregory’s market. 11 Well st.
- The sterimer "Vulcan” is at Raymond ,
vault built :at Riverside cemetery by his
the ‘
Imperial Crown cigars !
Imperial Crown!
Im—
oieut Essenio Order, and who paid flvu ’
VIDEII
Absolutely Pure.
A dream of lartu'r bski owd . t
of all in 103111111111Fstreiigiii’.~n§éacnri“ii§1
tes Clive mean 1111
11011.11. mama row and so. new York
.l 11.111111}. received a cargo of blue
stone from up the North river today
=[A new letter box arrived at the Nor-
walk post-ofllce today, to replace the one
broleu at Franklin and Bolden avenues:
Milkmen Morroll's team ran away in-
Main street, Norwalk, this morning, but'
was captured before any damage resultédg
geoliickens, 12",.<‘..WE'._P.Wadl1amsflll
Washington street.
Among the ladies elected to member-
ship in the Norwulk Chapter, D. A. R.,
last Thursday, were Mrs. Darius N.
Couch, Mrs. Maria Phillips James. and
Mrs. E. linbbell llotchkiss.
-—Get your turkey for Thanksgiving st'
(i. S. Gregory’s 111a1ket,No. :21 Wallet
Captain W. H. Bouton, of the Vulcan.
has recovered the envelope containing
freight receipts and $20 in money, which
he lost last Monday night The package
was picked up in Hoyt & Son‘s oyster
house by Albert J. Hoyt. and returned
to Mr. Benton.
Butler Lodge members will meet to-
:' morrow afternoon at l o'clock to attend
! the funeral of the late Joseph (.‘owperih-
lwait, which will be held from his late
home in Lexington uv cone. '1 he inter-
uncut will be 111 the I aim cemetery at
iFlH‘. Mile River. \spcciul Tramway
Icar willbring the (ltldfcllows back to
lSouth Norwulk._
——Tickets for the concert of the New
.Y ork Philharmonic 1111b are now on sale '
drug ;
l stores, \1‘ 111 re 11 chart of the hall may
at Gleutlennings and Plaisted‘s
be found.
‘ choinc step with the times, 'l‘ristrum
,& Hyatt of'iho India" drv goods
isrorc" are holding .1 Thanksgiv mg sale
lof tablcliuc11.lu u now advertisement
today they tell of bargains in covers
and napkinsiu :1 1.11.111 variety of pat-
terns. In their well smoker! lumscl’un
rushing (lcpartnwnt they carry every-
thing that may be needed for Thanks-
giving cooking. '
The 1111)— story Illllllllllg next to Foster
Brotliors' carpenter sh 1p. in Diubury.
’ will be fitted up for :1 but f:"11. 11v. and
I will be 1.111 upictl by A. B. l).'1\1 uport .1
Son. This is 11 new firm, the junior
member of which is A. Shelton Daven-
port. The senior unable-1' was formerly
of the lirm of Davenport A’ You (11.1! 111111
is prominent in halting 1‘i11‘lcs They
expect to b-giu wmk .1b1ut the first of
l1“.l)1<1111bcr
gTrowbridge
: 81 Co.
We wou‘d rwpcctfully ask the public to
examine our stock of
MEERSCHAU‘M
AN!)
Briar Goods!
Gold mounted and plain. We can
safely say we have the Finest
assortment cvvr shown in
the town of Nor-walk.
At Reasonable Prices
Our stock of
Importedmesr Havana,KeyWest
and Domestic (tigers srs
First Glassllll
rsowssmes a. co,
Corner Cigar Store,
SOUTH NDRWALK,
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For
the
Best
Printing
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Sentinel.
Office
on Your
or at
Baldwin" ”
m 51.25 11111.
Greening Apples
I5 cts.‘pk.
F. D. LAWTOII d 00., 22 South Main Street
EDWARD STREET,
. SPECIALS TIIIS WEEK
1‘s
. Underwear! Hosiery! l Slaves ! l!
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STOCK COMPLETE! PRICES ARE' VERY LIJWII ,1
WE DON'T WANT YOU TO MISS THE GOOD THINGS IN
OUR ART DEPARTMENT... ~ .
NEW' DESIGNS AND PATTERNS.
EDWARD STREET!
5 our": suuiolse. announcers.
'WE are down on hogs; that is the
reason for the following prices:
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llast sugar cured shoulders .................. 7e
Fresh Pork ........................... 913
Sausage ............ 91':
Fresh ham .................................... 1013
Fresh shoulders .............................. 81:
Pig head ....................................... 4c
:5 pounds of salt pork ........ . ............... 2512
Porter house steak ........................... 16c
Sirloin steak .............................. 121.213
.1 mini steak ....................... 10031“th 25c
shoulder steak ................................ 5c
llih rimst .................... s' mac
Prime roast .................................. 120
l" Iuh Im- allow. Clams 11nd Oysters.
l'rFree Delivery.
New York Market
FRMIKS. AYERS, Prop.
DONOVAN BLOCK WASHINGTON STREET.
CKSON’ S PHOTOGRAPHS!
A Large and Varied Die-play of
PLATINOTYPE PHOTOGRAPHS
Now on Exhibition at Studio,
o Tins is the only studio making a specialty of this most beautiful and
con lasting process. All photographic. work done in the best possible
ooooo manner, and thoroughly up with the latest styles.
mooooo Those desiring Holiday work should arrange for sittings as early
ooooooooo as convenient.
1 0111111111111 ‘
ooooo E. M. JACKSON, Photographer.
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11 53 Wall Street, Norwalk,¢onnectlcut.
Prepare Yourself
For a cold snap by purchasing your
WINTER CLOTHING
And Furnishings.
A FEW POINTERS:
Gloves from 25c up.
C ardigun Jackets from 75c 11p.
Flccccd lined and camel hair underwear in all quali-
tics.
Men’s and bovs' sweaters.
Have you seen our all wool kcrscy overconts at
$10 00? ‘
\l e have others from $0.00 to $21.00.
Open every evening until 9 o’clock.
DAVIS, The Tailor,
Clothier, flatter and Furnishcr.
So. lorwsllt. Ct.
Mahsckemo Ilotel Block,
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j Agent 1" c
IUI’PALO
111.111.1111 0 ontrast ,
. FEED Between the bright drolight and the dark-
FO" cued room is no greater than betwoen
OATTI-I good oats and p111 1r
chicken. rials tribe good should be free from
' dirt and forci seeds: should be bright
HORSES. and sweet. pump berry.to weigh not
BID? less than inpounds to the bushel. I've
GRAIN got them. Feeding pom dirty outs to
on horses is our» of the surest ways of miuln
, Houutfl them. I sell only the bright, clean kind.
AND
OAT‘I'LI.
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MI!
Industry 11111. m '
1.1V. av I! Isrsbsll Street. Se. lmsll.
1‘
ESaka.
South Norwalk,
nurfiuento rear.
A Great Thanksgiving
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$75M) ,
This is a neat brown plaid, all wool suit, made to retail for 812.00, but
as We generally are a little below the market price, we have
been selling them for $11. Selling price for this sale
aw. 901;...
Should you stay home or go abroad with your family to eat turkey
Thanksgiving day, you probably will be looking {or 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.
Meu’s all wool kerscy overcoats, $9, 10, 12 and 15.
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suits to 50 7.,50 8, 9, 10, 12, 15 and 18.
,“ black diagonal dress suits, $10; equal to suits originally
sold for 811. so
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Our assortment of boys' and children s suits, overcoats, ulsters and
reefers, are marw‘ls of quality, 51er 21nd low prices.
\loney refunded for goods returned.
Stores open or smog».
Comstock Brothers,
Popular- Price Clothiers,
l4 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
Connectlout.
MILFORDA. GIFFIN, Mgr.
Comstook Bros” Masonic
Bld’g, Norwalk. .
E3LJC)IJ”W
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- __
tomcr we will give a ticket on which they
may write the nearest guess they can as to
the date of the pony‘s birth. If two should
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 to be kept by the pur-
chaser.
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“ g John A. Camp, Successor.
I- § EVERYTHING IN CLOTHING AND FUR-
: 9 U1 NISHINGS FOR MEN'S AND BOY'S WEAR.
31 o g: The Pony “Bijou,”
at u 4‘. g' Will be given to the person guessing the nearest
O z 9 3' date of his birth. Two guessing the same, the
III “3 3 ’ pony will be awarded to the one guessing it first.
. m g 5 Contest closes December 24th, 1896. ,
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g 4’ 2‘ I Name” eeese'nsleesser'sstestosteronellllllfilliolvtltlv
S i 5: Address............ uunannoun-muons-"sunsets
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w. A. BENEDICT a. co.
You know our store and our goods; none better, none
cheaper. Everything in
Clothing and Furnishings
MEN AND BOVS.
John A. Camp, Successor.
wait-11mm 31.,
IO. Ntmllks,
Norwalk Chronicler