THE so‘UTE NOBWALK EVENING SENTINEI. DECEMBER 0,1896.
The Over RIver Leaflet will he leaned
next week. w... .-
~4Minnie Lester seats selling feet.
NEWSIIFTHENOBWALKS
Willis llEllE Alli! TllEllE BE THE’
SEllllIIEL’S llEPtllllEliS.
St. John’s Lodge, A. F. and A. M.
tm .1 WWW! m, 3.. “a lien will hold its annualmeeting on Be
In llmalli, ma llama m Vicinity ”WW“- .E
During my, Diurnal hummus. The manholes about the city of Nor-
" walk are being cleaned by the highway
department.
A eon hue been born to Mr. and are.
Thom Goodwin. of Pine street.
Mrs. Watts, superintendent of the
Central club, is seriously ill.
4—Bny Pol: dc Snyder alIItIII. revive
free ticket on bicycle, drawn Dec. 24.
South Norw all; Hardware Co.
W._.__.._. ,
4-Frcsh pork 641 lb. E. J. Wadhamr,
111 Washington street. a .
A aelni IlircnlEr plate has been added
to the Ilanlon buildinqin Wall street.
It made: "Hanlon Brothers, 1896.”
There will be a wedding in tho Nor.
walk Opera House, next Sntprday night.
A Preston Sherwood, formerly of
Norwalk, now of Bridgeport, Was in
town yesterday. calling on old friends.
C. R Gardiner and A. E.' Bohme, of
Nor-walk. will open a stock speculators'
omcein Stamford.
Putnam Hose company will hold its
monthly meeting Monday night, and
elect ofiicere for the ensuing your.
The Ladies' Society of the Germanic
-—--———- Hall.
Concord Division, Sons of Temper M
ones. will hold an Open meeting to mom "D“Cks‘ ”1‘3"
hers and invited friIIndI-I, Monday night.
-Venl at Ihe N. Y. market.
N. Y. Mkt.
F. D. Lawton o}: Co‘s specialties for
the coming week will be pancake llour
and mince no at, on which he quotes
special prices.
Alva Longatreot, night telegraph oper
ator at the South Norwallr depot, found
the pin lost by E. It. Woodward and re-
turned it to him.
James Walsh and Denny S. Hall hate
been elected Ileacons of the Normal;
Baptist church to succeed Isaac Bentley
and William F. Bryant.
John Derbyshlnrc, formerly a deal:
haul on the ban... Hornet, has taken
the place of Karl Carleiu, as captain of
the barge E. H. McCullough.
4—Take your old fut capes to II. liriI g
er II. He nill nl. Itoyou a nice collaretto ,
out of It. .
(merge VV. Mills and (mold Hoyt have i
been drawn as jurors to serve intllo
Criminal Common Pleas Court, which
convenes at Bridgeport, Tuesday.
The second annual ecclable of the
Ladies’ Auxiliary, of the Ancient Order
of Hiberninns, will be held in Look-
wood’s Hall, Friday evening. January 8.
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—Note the otter of the Connecticut Hon 3 and boy S Alpines 0 I ricn 5
Laundry on 4th page to furnish rough-
dried family work by the pound.
The Hampton Quartetto, of V' llg‘illld, '
“ill be at the South Nor“ .Ilk Congrega-
tional chur,ch next Thursday night, and
The Central circle ot‘ King' I! Daugh-
I-IlndI r a number of plant: Itiun lllt!ll.)(llu.~'.
ters met in the Norwalk Motllolist ___._.
church, yesterday (“INDOOR There -—'I‘ho Connecticut Laundry otter-.4
was a large attendance. Quarterly rc-
pcrts from the ditfent circles were read.
some new inducements in advertisement
on 4th page. ‘_ ,
——Leg mnttorifiiv'. N. Y. Mkt. The. (loction of oiliccrs of Security
council, Nitional Pr’midcnt l IIiIllI,‘.
Pioneer 0,5,,“ A. t) K. M. ()1 "wt which was to how taken plum lit Ii
laqtninht. l). D. s. o. (ilmgn Collin "MW “38 been Postponed for thI‘
and P C. John Smith, of Palestine wccks. , ____ '
Castle, South Norwalk, paid the uptown ~'I‘llI~ yam”, 0f ,,,,.,I,,1v,,,y BllllN
castle arisit. Tho demo" team had a
rehearsal, getting ready {or the ”looting
of the Supreme Castle.
church will hold II lelp yIIll' nutmtain- .
, Intuit, Wednesday owning lit-KI, at
lo'I‘loI-‘II. Adlnisuion Illt‘t'lli'S.
9533;”
laWinter cape.
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0 311911 .4. , Tho (ll-4t IIlIIlu-Il Ill lIillIc .4 illlllt'. II! E
v I llllo VVI lcolllc HIIII' 1. ll Illll) “ill be lll' IlII ill
T'1"S"“"' V)” m‘ b “7"" ' mm Hie/l Me III II ll: Ill (‘ lll'iSClll.“ Il;'.I\ rom ‘3'.
Endeavor .4..ch Ity will lllv‘.‘ .I NIIiIll In to l , p m
the church pdlull‘a, this aitclno ill from ,.
It to 5 o‘clock. Thorn will b“ gilllr‘rl and
refrmlnncllts. L IIII llll‘llll‘lll‘ i4 'l"l‘ ;
mitterl toinvito one friend. The social 0'" “1 SI 3""3' 9 “W 'l t" I""ll'il“ Uh I
will be lutllll' m of the superintendent l‘l' "‘ r0 ”‘l‘ "'.l 'Wkl ‘1 ”1|" II is l illuld4
5. Miss Ida Blunt, assisted by 31,95 Carrie, ,4ollI. ll piIII‘o of work, tll. do Isigll ll. lion!
D'Artoiq lnTllt‘. \ llklll.
'l‘ he now ll or will be l't‘iul)’ l
.III'IllIsI‘IVInt. ‘
A II w {-9 aloud- II in,“ \I lit do I I4: llIizl
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willliclten, l!‘__.l . N. Y. Mkt.
—-See the carbonelto at Lcwie'.
Among the course. of lucturcmul' .lug t'll
for by the South Norwa‘ k Longing; III'. on-
nl church in one on i) '(lt‘llllml' l: l by III Iv.
Frank ltnaullllmf Britfi:r~pol't. Snilj 1‘!
“Young People‘s tiIrI'im- ill the l‘ l" Ilvl . '
Rev. E. K. Holden, ot’ UlivI-t i'llllh'll,'
Bridgeport, will lecture the following?
Sunday on "Young I’noplo'e Loyalty tn‘
Christ and Ibo Church."
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l‘I Ink A. l‘crrie pour-ll ml lllv l-‘l: ml.-
lin MI Ii Sl‘lllll \IiIiI inur ll;.Irr I” M
Iapplo4 1mm- 'lllilV, and till . fluit “a4 Ills
"rllll‘.‘1n‘xll'-W,‘l‘“El"ltl].§d‘t tho chi-w
Inf tllI day II III “lull.
—~l'2:II' llilllfd. H'llrII’III'N.
tov. John T. “llllt'ls‘ lull «hlivm.
ll"! turn Hll temp“ llllli't‘ in ‘.Vlll4lI ll Ill to :
lmorrma night, in within: at ‘4 o'II loo 1;
l’A To! ll .\l>Flllll In .I .4‘ M‘ i. II in soon In it
slat-I II in the III III. h.
——.Prof M H. lioson the “Will klmltmn
oculiat- -rlpt'l.Iio1I can be consulted at hie
office. in the parlor of tho (I My llotlol l.'
fionth Norwalk, Tuesdays, from it II. III "
to‘p. In. 1';yt_'fitlxflfllllltlll lrIIo.
-~l"orcqlial'tcr lamb, :t . N. Y. hilt.
(low of tho llmlnro .lt ill" .‘I'M‘tt'ulk Inn!
South Norwalk l'lflr'lrir Light l‘nlllllinv'Q
st: Iliou i4 lIII ill;: to pairu Id. It i4 ‘l! litht .l
.to run :Iupm II. III it lIlummillI- Ill' 4I.lt.o l
, ,Itllinjitlllo llll' thin-Ir} IliII ll.
tl’liriml'd
I . ~ !' ile tlI‘l“l_V'.
Sarsaparllla
Sense.
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! '1ll"“tlllllmi tl-Ir tlw I-IlrpIIIlIIIr \V‘Iil'k
inn Ht. .lmoph 4 I- .luI-l it had lwvn lIIl lo’
,lwamhlr l-hI‘lIiIII'.of Halibut-y. 'I‘IIII
llIletwl lml wm IIITIJMI. .luhn Mrt‘nrty.
no.
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: Zilmt‘tllll IiIIIIlIIr, Ill “auburn l‘lII'llivIllInl ;
Any earsaparilla is remem- 1, ,""‘*"~'“""’””" "'"l“l"“"- l
rilla. True. 50 any-ton iotca. l, vvvvv l ‘ainlv unit-Into H in llovt‘ a "ll with :
Soanyllonriellour. L’ulgmlm 1, illuillinn. Ilputitlri.» Ho Norwalk. :
dilicr. Harm/Ill!” Am. ll‘n , Arthur Imam. Mzml thrm plenum,
”W“ “"“p‘m‘l‘ “m m l $13.33ill..?‘3£‘...il§‘ll..i'll‘lfiillitf‘l'f. if I
grades. You want the best. If 'i "ill-I loan a! will lm hi .lltrlmorrow digit-r3 l
you underetood eatsnparilla 3" " ”noon at 2.30 II'IIIII‘k from ill” b Mimi
well as you do too and floor it ', jl’wv. F. II}. it Ilzlllm olllciutinc. i
would he can)“ to determine. ' ,
But you don't. How rhould
you? When you are going to
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4~.lolm ll. DIIlIIII. piano tum-.r. II. ill I)";
’at the ,VlIIlIIIIIlII-mo Hotel for a day or
‘ two blond ill ardent pt: Inptly.
buy a commodity Who” value ' i Thnl'hilhzlmionir llagpitwru Worn tan
,llnrml a bin III-It lait night at the rec
'tmltaul of .VlllilI KI'lrrlIlIvI'.Houlh Main
'l‘hvmembcrn, I»! the nrnaniz'l»
‘tirm were Well rI-prw'IntIId. The ham
‘.
you don‘t know, you pick out
an old eolahlishcd home to
trade with, and trust their ex.
Dow
street.
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penance and ”WWW" .,2~.o‘ was. pronounced lirgt-c-lau in every I
when buying sareaparilla. 1 map. lat.
Ayct‘e Sarsaparilla has been 1' Himtomm'a ,lrlwinn.‘ rim-5m.“ “In
on the fluorite". 53 years, Your ‘l twine today. Without II doubt he i!
. , _‘ , . It ‘9 l mowing the latent and moat laewildrtu ,
grandfather My} Ayer 5' L l intrawnrtmnnt Ill torn lobe {mind in'
a reputable medicine. The” tho Korwallia. and you don't nml a big
are many EmpifllmJi , ppm to do your trading at tho.- popular
but only one Wit. It I ”I?" w“
cum , ”Special otions on horse trinkets
until hoary in. South Neruda
Swinger-band will have an invitation .
sociable, Monday night, in Gennania. -
.IlIIIl eon, tonotllllr with Illt'll‘ horses and
;i‘.' .ril.ILIl~.l Ii. ”I
,II mouth Wllll his Wife.
.lmportodfilear Havana,KoyWost
‘ Weave-n1.
Absolutely Pure.
A cream of tartar b lkillc powder
of all in ‘tlth‘llllil,’ rill't‘l) til ~IIIItth
Nation 6 lV'tH‘YIl’llt nt Futltl
thrhoot
[tilted
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ROYAL nIIIlIaI IIIwoll‘li’Loi. New York.
-—-Lidicu don’t forget to exchange
your Minniobcstcr tickets {or reserved
seats.
The Schubert: Quartctto was enter-
tained, last night, by the Arion Singing
soviet y.
George Nash and Harry Stevenson
will be the soltiets at the Opera House.
tomorrow.
A daughter arrived yesterday at the
homo of Mr and Mrs Fred Michel, in
tho V115. C 1.).lVIaIIlIcIIuplaII
Con-Ilesenlau l5. Hill will go to
Bridgeport, no Kt II cc}. for the purp Isa of
appearing before the Tax Itiou Blard in
relation to the ('IJII‘liirut tion of a dI: lw—
llridve arrow. tho VII llo .v l‘lllll p I III.
lien“. Ii )3 ul VV.
pastor of the
ltlylllllnd, Ileantant
Methodist Episcopal
;ltlllll‘('.ll, in Houthport, has been tendcr- ‘
,IIIl a call to the Sillllmt‘l‘lll'lll Methodist
Il5piscopalchulrh in Bridgeport, to fill
the vacancy caused by tllI forlncr pas-
.tor' ti Ilc Ith.
-—IIIII n' S suits $1. u, Pants $4.50 up.
John NI.- uI cbanil, hl VV 'asllingtollezroel‘.
Manager Mlllfllt‘ll is making a great-
IIll'ort to secure I) Ililnun Thompson and
(‘rcurgo W. liyi‘l‘LI'Sili‘."t‘;‘1~‘fulDilly, "Sun-
shine of l’lll'adiso Alloy." The company
requires a certainty own” and Mr. Mit-
.t‘,'.l\;ll relying II,» I t.lo iIItIlliIIIIn. m. of
the people oi Vorw Ilk for phltl‘tlllflge
h. 'h‘ II lit TI“ .‘3 ’1)“.
SOCIAL LIFE INEITINIIUIIHIEIS.
g'llew Twin City People Enjoy Themse. ves l'hasc
Waninq Au umn Days.
Cololll'l liar-ell Frost and Mrs. ll‘roet
Slit \H V\ Uri today I‘L'l'
I molllll .4' st: IV ll‘. No v mil: 'l'ilcy will
4top :II t lIt.lr.ml, IIIIIl Elli I lllll‘lt‘l will
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4i4III .4 Vlis J .sI-I h t or on Roton Hill l
tor 4'I.I\cr; ll days pan-1:.
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tor lu litucky, to spend,
who i»: thorn (or ,
ill of llM' lll‘illill. ‘
ulIIllll V‘V". Lilli Will i I-Illo South‘
walk llt‘l'l wwl.‘
tile bell-
M. i. il i ll HolIlII ll \Ili'. im II guest at
the i. ll 4 r lot. \I III. tl li< I- IIInilIg,i
III :lrllIIwI glwll lll _Il ol or of I III .ViIlIl :-lr I
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“ls. .l« ill I II. ltiv' ll. Il'll.4 ..lr imp. riding;
.l \IIiIlI with rxlntm .‘lllll flilnrs in,I
Brooklyn anvl Newark, N. .l. '
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'lilril‘l‘llll‘llt.‘|l from It V‘lr‘ll in Brooklyn. 1
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tilillrlrn‘ VV'. lioyvs, of Minneapolis, is?
4;.IIIlllin: a hot days \V itll hi4 IlllllgllllIl',§
Mrs, Would it Board. 3
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Miw‘ V'ivirlll 24 ltlt'l"‘.'l'l‘|!ll, <toiluzzr'npllcr,
a‘ lilillll‘lllli‘)’. l‘lllll"VV”>1'lll .\' I'll.'rl fac-
tllrv, \V‘lll .‘Illt'llll rilIIIdIIv III New York.
\V :IIlllI‘I l' lIIlIIpII llllll .Iilv, Ill Nl-,w
‘I-IIlI. \V‘ ill IIll Iolny fol l “Fit! In to spend,
I l or throw III who 'Vlr, Kllzlpplu :l
“on IIl’ .Vlt‘ml Knapp. ot' r‘mllill Norwalk.‘ .
Mrs. loll, Mlllill‘tl. ol' :4.»th Nonvallgl
iII vleitinn friundr; in li,irl,rlIliI-lll. f
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lrowbridge!
& Co.
We would roIIpIII tful ly link tluI public to
Ixanliuc our atol- h of
MEE RSCHAUM
AND
Briar Goods!
Gold mounted and plain. We can
safely say We have the Finest
assortment ever shown in
the town of Norwalk,
At Reasonable Prices
Our stock of
and Domestic Cigars are
First Glenllll
Inowaitloes I. co.
Corner Elgar Store,
SOU TH NORWALK, CT.
F. D LAWTON 8: CO.
me: III-:III.
None Such, ) 3 P’k’g’s.
New England, I‘on
Liberty Bell, l 25 Cents.
PANCAKE FLOUR.
Aunt Jemima s, )
Aunt Maria’s ‘
In etc
Grandma’ s, '
F. D. LAWTON & 00.,22 South MainStreet
“' EDWARD STREET
SPECIALS THIS WEEK
Underwear! Hosiery! l'GIoves! ! !
STOCK COMPLETE! PRICES ARE VERY LOW ll
WE DON’T WANT YOU TO MISS THE GOOD THINGS IN
OUR ART DEPARTMENT.
NEW DESIGNS ND PATTERNS.
EDWARD STREET!
I cum: Bunniae «commoner.
Well ’l‘llllIIk-‘uivingimror and now is tho
llllllllt; w w your mom v {or Clll‘lhtlllflh‘illll‘
inllloy-lucu loIllyolIrlluyIIlI; Think of ”ll“
toll.4III-lIrIIott'oringyuu the but meats in
tip “Hill-{Fl for:
III {it‘llmlhl‘ Monk. 150
:Illlnlll ‘lml 121420
I; l: m l H (Ink. 10.,-
Ml“. .nr MI- III. Cc
(Illnllltilt llulwl, HI
l’rimn llill lloIIIl. lac
lv‘rmll Pork and Sausage.
I‘m-h 1(qu. lilt.‘
l’rnul. HllIIlllIlI'r,
lllIIllII-Corllcd llnlol. fland III
“III ln.1m-
All I.illd4 Ill l‘oultlv Ii.4h Dylan and
tllunsllttllol luv-It win-c4 FIIIIIDI-l lwry.
New York Market
FRANK S. AYERS. Prop.
DONOVAN BLOCK. WASHINGTON STREET.
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JACKSON’S PHOTOGRAPHS!
A lame and V': -Ilr‘.Ill lilo-lay
Now on Exhibition lit Nadia.
o This is the only studio nII thing a spec inlty of this most beautiful and
mo lusting process: All pl lUYI graphic work done in the best possible
ooooo manner, and thoroughly up mm the latest styles:
Those (lt‘m IiIlIr Holiday work should arrange for sittings as early
III convenient.
fit N l( 1000
(ll NKX KN )
Uflt'll'lt)
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E. M. JACKSON, Photographer,
53 Wall Streat, Norwalk,cbnnectlcut.
Prepare Yourself
For a cold snap by purchasing y our
WINTER CIGTHIHG
And Furnishings.
[A FEW POINTERSI
Gloves .rom'. ’oc up.
Cardigan jackets lronl 75c up.
I’lccccd lined and camel hair undcrw {U‘ in all quali-
tics.
\lcn’s and lime sncnicrs.
llIII'c Lyon seen our all wool kcrscy ovcrcoats at
$10.00?
We have others from $0.00 to $21.00.
()penlevcry evening until 9 o’clock.
DAVIS, The Tailor,
Clothicr, llattcr and Furnishcr.
Mahackemo Hotel Block,
So. Norwalk, Ct.
. ' '
norm-o When In Doubt
OLUT‘N
FEED Well, you know the railroad man 'II rule. of course,
FOR “when in dIulIt, take the safe aide."
CATTLE That is an admirable tent to apply to tho pnrcham
" Chicken. of HIM“.
. and If you aw inclined to R” oluouhorc bIIIIIInoool' an
- . Hangman, apparent oprxlrtnnityol’ netting somethinufor noth-
] 3‘31- imr. y: taro roll-II tune of II doubt. in vour mind,
Oflllfl "Inko tho nah- side." come to uni. We will not
on handle l‘llt‘llp gram at any primI but will Hell you
\ HORfiII the hex! lowr-r than you can buy elsewhere.
’ AND .
OATTLE.
mung." MANUELT.HATCH.
OFFIOK m III-on Donor.
OOLMANO'
LIV! nv II lenhell “not. to. Iornlt.
”in‘-
no Mums-roe: $13..
HALT!
In your perusal of this papa
you reach these columns and
very carefully What we have to .
about our
Special
DriVe -
Underwear.
OOOOOIVJOOOOOOOOOO(
Someone's misfortune has placed us in
a position to Oder $1.50 Underwear
at $1 per garment. These goods are
a superior quality. of fine Derby Ribbed
Natural All Wool Shirts and Drawers,
and are well worth $1.50 each.
Sold everywhere for .............. ....$1 50
SOLD BY 1 S FOR,..., .............. 1.00
Saved by customer,....... ...........
.50 on each garment.
For $I0.00
We will sell you what we believe to be
The Best All Wool
Blue Kersey’.
Overcoat
Possible to be procured in this many
other City, and that trial will prove
to you the truth of our statement.
Comstock 2‘ rothers,
Old and Rel iablc Clothiers.
[4 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
South Norwalk, Connecticut;
MILFORD A. GlF’FiN. Mgr.
Ccmstook Bron, Masonic
Bld'g,1\’orwnlk.
You May Guest!
And it you are first to guess the. cor-
rect age of “BUOL'” he is yours after
December 25th next. To guess costs
nothing, and we will present him to the
fortunate boy or girl for a Christmas
present, from the most popular cloth-
ich in Fairfield County, famous for ..
the best goods at the lowest possible
prices. Everything for men and boys’
wear.
CLOTHING
AND
FURNISHINGS!
“5?. d in ..... llatc....... .1896
w v.
H O
o ,.w. I. BENEDICT & co.
'5 g John A. Camp, Successor.
I- g EVERYTHINGINCLO’I'HINGAND FUR-
: O .n NisnINGs FOR MEN'S AND BOY'S WEAR.
,j a g ,Tho Pony “Bijou,"
I; m «r; g‘ ;, Will be given to the person guessing the nearest
D z 9 7“ date‘oi his birth. Two guessing the same, the
U ‘5 3 pony will be awarded to the one guessing it first.
m g g Contest closes December 24th, 1896.
<" a: i Name" u...-"nun-nunuunuunnupunuuoeoo
- '5 Address
.3 3 33:. Gucss........ ......... .‘
w. A. BENEDICT a. 00.
John A. Camp, Successor.
to. Namath: i '
Norwalk Chronicler