malt 1190mm: i
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tsunami-sums:
. 1‘ Butcher. Jacob fiohsub’s big pig tipped
‘ the seam Kt 485' pounds *
{Mn and 151's. Paul G. Schnitzel .11..
use the; parents of a bright sun.
The seleotmen inspected a 'stone crush:
ihg plant“ at‘Ridgefleld, yesterday.
. , t .
1 -—You can buy the host country ’tur4
khys, far 16,4 per pound? spring chickens,
12156.11tHayes m'k’t.
.- "new
The public schools of Norwalk will
close tonight for the remainder of the
week. 1 ,I
Buckingham Post, G. A. 11., will
meet. tonight, at the store of George
W. Raymond.
Annie Gill Roach, who recently at-
tempted to commit suicide, is out of_
danger and rapidly convalescing.
pt
-m—
The Pequonnock football teams, regu-
lar and reserve, will meet on the Adams
avenue gridiron. Friday afternoon.
The majority of the young ladies of
Miss Baird’s and Mrs. M. E. Mead's
seminaries have gone home to spend
Thanksgiving.
-You can buy the best country tur-
keys for 160 lb; spring chickens, 1251",
at the Star market.
An adjourned Council meeting, with
ahearing on the widening of South Main
street, will be held in the South Nor-
walk Council room, Friday night. .
A special train will leave South Nor
walk at 8:15 tonight, to convey to Dan-
bury, all who desire to attend the ball of
C. F. Comstock Lodge. The fare forthe
round trip will be sixty cents.
—-—Take your old for capes to H. Krieg’
er’s. He will make you a nice collarette
out of it.
The usual holiday hours will be ob
served at the South Norwalk post-orders
tomorrow. It will be open until ii
o‘clock, the carriers making one gener-
al delivery and collection.
—Danciug at L. M Wright’s Broad
River shop this evening at 8 0 ’clook.
The painting of Dibble‘s block, In
1 North Main street, and the many im-
provements that have recently been
made on the interior make it compare
favorably with any building of its class
in the city.
—Dou't miss Linrweiler's chowder to-
night.
The meeting of the Woman‘ s Chris-
tian Temperance Union will be held at
the Soldiers‘ Home, Friday at 2 o'clock.
Take the train that leaves the station
about 1 o’clock. Anyone interested is
invited to go. Good singers are to, be
there. WW”
Daniel Gantley, who was stabbed by
Edward Anderson in Saturday night's
saloon sift-av, is getting along nicely.
He will, in all probability, be able to ap-
pear to testifiy against Anderson, Fri-
day morning. Anderson is still in the
Nor-walk lockup, having been unable to
get bonds
—Men s suits til up. Pants $4. 50 up,
John Neugebaner, 84 Washington street.
Fifty Years Ago.
This is the way it was bound to look
When grandfather had his "picicr took."
These were the shadows cast bciore
The coming of Conjurer Dague rrc
And his art; like a girl in a plunlore
801111: day to bloom to a goddess inlr.
Men certainly wersknot as black. we know
As they pictured them, 50 years ago.
W
Ayer’s Sarsaparilia
began to make new man, just
as the new pictures of men
began to be made. Thousands
of people fronted the camera
with skins made clean from
blotch and blemish, because
they had purified the blood
with Ayers Barsaparilla. It
is as powerful new as then.
[ts record proves it. Others
imitate the remedy. they
can‘t imitate the record .
Y ".0
elected!
annoMy. 1. o. o 11.,qu confer
the" third degrée tonight.
south ‘Norwalir Lodge. Knights of
Hym- will meet tonight.
wIIIIsm snepfii, the icycle rider. in
sick at the (lid Wax bye .v .‘
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N. 111 use}
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~Turkeys,<«12i§c.
Samuel Lowe. otWestport avenue. is
threatened with phenmonia. '
A son was born tsxiay to Mr. and Mrs.
, F. Libner, of 5 Benton street.
A dozen trampslwere grlartered in the
Norwalk lockup last night.
-—Don' t miss Linxwoiler' s chowder to
night.
Washingiou l‘hapter, R. d. M., will
hold a special convocation tonight.
Tomorrow. being Thanksgiving day,
The Sentinel will not be published.
A son was born last, night to Mr. and
Mrs. Charles J. Olmstead, Glenwood
avenue.
«L..—
The Hungarian Bick and Benefit so-
ciety will hold a ball tonight, in tier-
mania Hall.
James Gregory, of Weston, is erecting
a large combination store and dwelling
in Cranbury.
A new tar walk is being laid in front
of the Quintard and Hanlon buildings,
in Wall street. '
A cargo of “Hellman” cement has 111-
rived b'y steamer from Readout, at Ray-
mond Brothers' wharf.
Victor W. Ferris has bought a duck
boat, which he placed in the water at
Olsen’s float last evening
It 1s expected that it will take {our
. days to put in the new water pipe in the
upper portion of Wall strcet.
Miss Flossic Gillmoie, of North Main
street sprained her ankle, yesterday. in
W. S. Stuttevant' S 51013.
—-liigh gtade sewing machine given
every purchase of $i.
Tomorrow freight trains [1300, 1511i
and 1433,,on the Consolidated railroad,
will not be run ()11 Friday, freight.
train 1500w111 not be run.
William Peterson, of Norwalk, was
arrested in South Norwalk, last night,
for drunkenness and breach of the peace
This morning he paid a line of $1 and
costs.
—You can buy the host country tur-
keys, for ltic per pound; spring chickens,
12‘3c, at Hayos’ market.
A representative of a New York map
publishing company has made arrange-
ments with Engineer Joseph B. Rider
to make drawings for a new map of the
town of Norwalk.
——Cranberries, 5' qt , sweet potatoes,
12! pk.; new currents, 5' 1b.; None
Such mince meat. three pkgs. for 251';
orange and lemon peel, ‘2 lbs. for 2.31:
mixed nuts, 2 lbs. for 251'. New York
Grocery company.
Senatoi John H. Fenis left- for Bus.
ton today to spend Thanksgiving with
his daughter Eva. He will stop on the
way at New London, to confer with
Captain Leech in regard to tho Improve.
meats in Norwalk harbor.
There has been a goodly increase in
the number of telephone subscribers in
town since the Norwalk system was
overhauled and placed on a metallic cir-
cuit. Manager Morris hopes to reach
the 200 mark by the opening of the new
year.
A petition is being circulated among
local wheelmen, asking the City Coun—
oil of Norwalk to change the ordinance
lining offenders $5 for non compliance
with the lantern law, so that the flue
may be anything from It! to 1‘7, at the
discretion of the judge.
~I have them. The finest tur‘keys 1n
the town. No far-fetthed oid- timers,
but fresh killed native turkeys, plump
aspartridges. Shall [quote prices? Yes,
at the store. Como’ and sec me'at Ill
Washington street. h‘. J. Wadhums.
Prol. A. M. Heydrick, with his assist-
ant. J. A. Richardson, will attend
the. annual convention of the Teachers'
I Institute at Jamaica, Long Island, Dec-
ember :! and 1. Mr. Heydrick will ad-
dress the convention on "Physical Edu-
cation," and will introduce the double
club.
It you are thinking 01 having your
walls newly papered in time for holiday
festivities, now is the time to make your
selections. L. H. Becker's stock of ar-
tistic wall papers, friezes and decora
and colors. jhoose now and get the
most exclusive.
morsnberries, 51: qt: sweet potatoes,
1211 pin; new ourrants, Be 111.; None
Such minoeineat, three pkgs. locate:
orange and lemon pool, ,2 lbs. for 2519;
fixed ants, 111111.10: the. New York
. “my: I.» ‘ ,
away New Yo or s eve by R. Josclovsky I
& (30., Bust Norwalk. Coupons with!
gum“ 1,. ionvlll, '
tions is replete with the newest designs 1
‘. Absolutely Pure.
gum mushroom powder. in heat
mal'lln eavenl etrcln lI.~—Luteat nitod
Governmtzp Fe
0111. mums? roil‘oslicoi. New; roar
W
Rev. A. H. Wyatt oiilciated at the
itineralzof Mrs. Euphemis Fi tch, this
afternoon.
William H. Barnum and family, of
Newtoun, have moved into the Clark
plac‘ohlhitch street. .' l
The annual reception 0'! the. Over
River school wan be held at the ”Athe—
n2cu1n,Decemborl
M13. 1‘. W. Noirls will give her iead—
ings £01 the benefit of St. P: In] a Guild,
on TucsdayLDecembeI i
J. Goldberg. of the New York Millinef’y
parlors,
signs ever the entrance to his store.
Donations for the poor can be left at
St. Paul's church this afternoon, and,
they willbe distributed among worthy
- persons.
—Impcrial Crown cigars are satisfac-
tory to smokers as well as to dealers
The scholars of ‘St. M: try '11 school
will march, Friday afternoon, to tho
Athenmnm, where a collation will be
served to them ‘
The prayer meeting of the Nor-Walk
Methodist Episcopal church wvillhe hold
this evening, instead of Thursday, on
account of Thanksgiving.
~Turkcys, 12‘._.c. N. Y. Milt.
The Daughters of Erin have post-
poned their meeting from Thursday to
Friday night, on account of St. Mary‘s
church entertainment.
The social set of thr- Norwalks are
looking forward with much pleasure to
the dance to be given by the young lad-
ies at Lockwood’s Hull. ’l‘hanksgiving
night.
-—Grand concert, (icrmaniu Sa-nger-
bund. Thanksgiving night, assisted by
Mr. Bartcls, of New York, Concordia, of
Bridgeport, and other».
The Young People's Society of Chris-
tian Endeavorjand older cx‘uieni bers of
the. association contemplate holding a
reception at the home of Mrs. E. l... Ely,
in Holden place, early next month,
The trench for the water main through
Wall sin-ct runs close to the gutter in
front of the lladdcn building, loosening
the Norwalk Street Railway‘s guy wire
pole so that it had to be held up by
means of wire stays.
(mo of the workmen employed in (lig-
ginf: the trench for the new water main
in Wall street accidentally struck his
‘pickaxe through the old main and a
111iniaturo geyser was the result. The
water was shut oil and the break tem-
porarily prepared.” . _
H. Krieger is showing the leading
novelties of the day in nullincry at his
Mabuckenn block store. His stock of
cloaks is large, well assorted, and of the
newest styles. “None but the best
goods; none but the lowest prices"is
his motto.
Trowbridge
& Co.
We would respectfully ask the public to
examine our stuck of
MEERSCHAUM
AND
Briar Goods!
Gold mounted and plain. We can
safely say we have the Finest
assortment over shown in
the town of Norwalk.
At ReasonabIePrices
Our stack of
lmpertsd,¢issr HsvsnaJleyWist
and Domestic Cigars are
First Glassllll
.3... 1.»,
TROWBRIDGE 8: 00.,
Corner Cigar Store,
SOU TH NORWALK, C‘l‘.
has placed a handsome new,
APPLEQi'm
' " I"""t:v, I; a. ’H‘t '1'
Baldwin _ 5|. 25 TM. “
" = and -
Greening Apples .5 cts, pk.“ '
I ‘\ . w l
no. [ANION 1. co. 2‘; Sotitii 11.1.. Street
EDWARpfiTREET.
I SPECIALS TI-I'is ‘u i i:
Underwear! Hosusr‘yll Gloves!!!
STOCK COMPLETE! PRICES ARE HERV LOW I!
we DON'T WANT YOU 10 11153 THE GOOD THINGS IN
OUR ART DEPARTMENT? , , , , ,
NEW DESIGNS :AND nArTERNs‘J
EDWARD STREET!
.5 eszsr'rs suuolso. , ,- 11011111111. cuss.
. s
s
‘WVVJ.’ by. ,(rp‘li‘zog, ‘13,”; a“;
t " dict
éTURKEYS, warm
. And all kinds of poultry at prices never
sold for before.
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3931.0”.- 3 . for Thanksgiving. Buy your dinner here
t
“and your neighbor will not tell you how
you paid more than she did. The place
is the
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.«owo..y~nfiofi<’t FRAIKS. AYERS,Erop. ,
DONOVAN BLOCK WASHINGTON s‘rnaz'r.
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JACKSON’ 5 PHOTOGRAPHS!
A Large and \uricd Dis} 1:11 of
P-LATINOTYPE PHOTOGRAPHS
Now on Exhibition at Studio
0 This is the only studio making a specialty of this most beautiful and
coo lasting process. All photographic work done in the best possible
00000 1111111110, and thoroughly up with the latest styles.
poooooo Those desiring Holiday work should arrange for sittings as early
ooooooooo as conteniont. ,
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ooooo E., M. JACKSON. Photographer,
(100
0 53 Wall Streot, - - - Norwalk, Connecticut.
Prepare Yourself
For a cold snapby‘ purchasing your
WINTER CLOTHING
And Furnishings.
A FEW POINTERS:
Gloves from 25c up.
Cardigan Jackets from 153C up.
Fleeccd lined and camel hair underwear In all quali-
ties.
Men s and boys’ sweaters,
Have you seen our all "wool kersey overcoats at
$10.00? ,
We have others from $6.00 to $21.00.
Open every evening until 9 o'clock.
DAVIS, The Tailor,
Clothier, Hatter and I’urnisher.
Mahackemo Hotel Block, So. lorwalk, Ct.
The Contrast
Between the bright llrclight and the dark-
“ cued room is no greater than between
good oats and poor.
. Oats to be good should be free from
dirt and foreign seeds; should be bright
and sweet. plump berry, to wei l1 not
less than ltlpouuds to the boobs Ive’
got them. Feeding poor dirty outs to
horses 'Is one of the surest ways of ruining
them. I sell only the bright, clean kind
MANUEL T. HATCH,
The Grain Dealer.
ll Isrshsll Street. 511'. lenslk.
IUFFALO
GLUTEN '
Chicken.
and ‘
HORSIG.
ill?
GRAIN
zronsoIrineturkey‘s'
New York Market .
‘J
A Great Thanksgiving
Sacnfice '
Sale ..‘ .-
w NEN's SUI
$7 90
Q
s - .
This' Is a neat brown plaid, all wool suit, made to retail for $12. on, but
as‘ we generally are a little below the market price, we have
. been selling them for 011. Selling price for this sale
.‘ , a: $7.90!
‘ - "as.
Should you stay home or go abroad with your family to eat turkey,
, Thanksgiving day, you prdbably will be looking Tar a suit,
overcoat or reefer for yourself or boy. We feel coali-
,, . * «dent if you will come and see our stock, that
we can coni'incc you that this is the
place to make your [pur-
chases
Men’ 5 all wool kersey overcoats, 539, IO,- 12 and 15.
“ “ 3‘ . suits to so 7 so, 8, 9, 10,12,.153ud18
“ . “ ‘l black diagonal dress suits, $10; equal to suits originally
sold («$14.50,
Out assortment of boys' and children’s suits, overcoats, ulsters and
reefers, are marvelspi quality, style and low prices.
Money refunded to: goods returned.
Stores open evenings.
Comstock ”Brothers,
Popular-Price Clothiers, ' 1
ya sOU‘rI-I MAIN STREET,
1
South Norwaik, - - - Gopnootlcut.
MILFORD A. OIFF‘IN, Mgr._.
Gemstockfiros.,Mssonlo '
megawatt.
“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 which they
may write the nearest guess they can as to
the date ofthc 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 15 to be kept by the pur-
chaser
No............ Date ....... .............1896
W. A. BENEDICT & 00.
John A. Camp, Successor.
EVERYTHING TN CLOTHING AND FUR-
NISHINGS FOR MEN‘S AND BOY’S WEAR.
The Pony “Bijou,”
Will be given to the person guessing the nearest
date of his birth. Two guessing the same, the
. pony will be awarded to the one guessing it first.
Contest closes December 24th, 1896.
.1896
W.A.BENEDICT& CO.
cones.
1. -‘q.
Date. . . ..
‘RIus
JOHN A. CAMP, Successor.
Name
Address....... .....
' (lucw.uu”nun...11........................n.
SOUTH NORWALK.
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You know our store and our goods; none better, none
cheaper. Everything 1n
Clothing and Furnishings
MEN AND BOYS.
w. A. BENEDICT/d: co.“
John A. Camp, Successor.
Il‘ WAIHINTON .1”...
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