Evening sentinel, Wednesday, December 9, 1896 · page 5

 
 
 
 

m is new main lieu
ammo meanest,
Doria: Their time leumvlnn.

Raymond Brothers are receiving a
cargo of Portland cement.

 

'fihe annual convocation of Washing-
ton Chapter. R. A. 11., will be held to-
night.

—-Fresh pork, 8c. N. Y. Mkt.

An oldfas‘nidndd New England sup-
vper and entertainment will be held at
the Atheuaium, tonight.

I ~Special prices on horse blankets
until January 1st. South Norwnlk
Hardware company.

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in an the ticklint.

' s. W. Byinkton, of Issues street, is ill
0! the grip.
A daughter has been born to Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Law. of. Norwalk.

The initiator-y degree will be conferred
tonight by Butler Lodge. .

Henry 0. Street, hook-keeper at Bay-
mond Brothers‘ lower otllce. is sick .
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The front of the J. '1'. Prowitt com-
pany's South Nor-walk store has been
painted white.

Frank Webher gave the members of
Company F instructions in basket ball
at the armory, last night.

 

 

 

 

Absolutely Pure.

w—W of all in leaveninn stroll 'tli.~ itest
‘ The annual meeting of South Nor-walk Suites Government liootl -
Lodge, Knights of Honor, will he held

in Red Men's hall tonight.

The scholars of the North Center
school will give an entertainment in the

 
 

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tilted

in 1011.
ROYAL BAKING rownaii on. New York.

 

l). S.,Ferrv command, Union Veter-
ans’ Union, elected these oflicors at the

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PAIOAKE F LOUR.

* MICE ”HEAT. _
Aunt Jemima’s, l None Such, l 3 P’k’g's.
.Aunt Maria’s, ., IO cts New England, FOR
Grandma’s, l . Liberty Bell, 5 25 Cents.

F. o. LAWION r co..22 South llainStreet

EDWAED STREET,

SPECIALS THIS WEEK

Underwear! Hosiery! ! Gloves!!!

 

 

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Underwear.

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STOCK COMPLETE l PRICES ARE VERY LOW ll

WE DON’T WANT YOU TO MISS THE GOOD THINGS‘IN
OUR ART DEPARTMENT.

NEW DESIGNS f ND PATTERNS.

EDWARD STREET!
5 size": suunlllc. uonwnumonn.

WM “ _- WW”...

Christmas!

annual meeting, Monday night: Colonel
G. (-3. North; lieutenant-colonel, William
0. Merritt, major. Norman Hatchman:
surgeon. J . B. Wheeler; chaplain.
George Kceler; otllcer i)! the day, 11. E.
Buckingham; oiilcer of. the guard. C. Ii.
Jimmersou; quarter-muster, Charles
Smith. lolonel North has appointed
James L'Hommedieu, adjutant, and
Francis Seymour, sergeant major.

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school house Friday night.

 

 

F. W. Rogers. the Main street bicycle
dealer, has received three '90 Kimball
bicycles as bargains, and also a large
line 0! skates and sleds.

On account of the holidays coming
this year on Friday, Company D has
changed its drill nights to Wednesday.
December 23 and 30.

Someonc's misfortune has placed 118 in
rt position to offer $1.50 Underwear.
at $1 per garment. These goods are
a superior quality of fine Derby Ribbed ,
Natural All Wool Shirts and Drawers, I
and are well worth $1.50 each.

Sold everywhere for ................ $150

SOLD BY ['8 FOR, 1.00

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Tlie South Norwalk Board 0! Coun-
cilmen will hold an adjourned meeting
tonight at 8 o‘clock. There will be a
hearing on the layout of Hillside plat-e.

 

The S. 8. club met with Fred Elle, at
his home in Camp street, last night. It
was decided to have Weidenhammer lur-
nisli music for the dance on December 30.

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_.. PROPHEClES THAT FAILED.
———Fine cut glass and novelties in silver ~» ~ -

and china at Plaisted's ilortnlnlnud Fallacies of Some of the
' “'alld’n Great Men.

in those times of cheap \‘etlclnntion and

An entertainment will be given from
6 to? o‘clock, Christmas Day, on the
occasion of the matinermociablcol the
Welcome Social club. Ladies will be

 

 

 

admitted free. For every twenty-five cent sale for the shortdntud prophecies it may not lie millsu SaYCd by customer,.......... ....... . .50 011 each garment.
next two weeks, Frank S. Ayers, of the to cast a totrospw'ilm glance on u low or Is coining. Remomhcr the little ones
Marshall W. Rilston, formerly of the most monumental mistakes over will expect something in their stockings. W

New York market, will give a ticket
which will entitle the holder to a chance
to draw a $5 cold piece for Christmas.

We will help you do the right thing by
them for the next two weeks. For every
rush sale of 250 or over you will get a
ticket which entitles you to a chance for
a $5 gold piece for your Christmas. Our
prior 5 will he the some as usual. thelow-
est. \

New York Market

FRANK 5. AYERS, Prop.

achieved in this line. Hone are a low of
these ruinous rolllrihutinus to the history
'if human error, says the St. James Us»
not“:

i. Al'istotlo said that slavery would last.
forever or would cease only when the shut-
tlo would more of its own accord. A
double mistake this, for slavery is all hilt
abolished, and, thanks to invention. the.
shuttlo may he said to Work of its own an-
cord.

'3. ”Before 6 years are over all Europe
will he republican or Cossack," prophesied
the exile of St. Helena in the first decade
of this mutiny. We are nearing now its
lug cud, but “old Yurrup" is loss rupuh;
liven than ever and is still some way from
universal t‘ossm-lm'y.

ll. “liuly is hu‘: a geographical expres-
sion and will never be anything else,"
opined l’rlllco Mottoruirh, and just lwfurn
his death he saw what he considered i'topia
an the point oi becoming a nullity. v

«i. “’l'ho railways will never lie of (my
use for lilt‘. transport of whale-l,“ sang nut
M. 'l'hicl‘s. loading it i-hornsof oculcutiuus
economists.
t"l‘lri'ro is no limrruw for utiiwrsal

Norwalk, but recently of New Canaan,
has become tired of existence in a small
no~1icense town, and is now seeking his
fortune in Boston.

For $I0.00

We will sell you what we believe to be

The Best All Wool

Blue Kelrsey
Overcoat

Possible to be procured in this or any
other City, and that trial will prove
to you the truth of our statement. ,

Comstock Brothers.

Old and Reliable Clothiers.
I4 SOUTH MAIN STREET,

 

Miss M. G. Taylor, representing
Cushman Brothers’ Cream of Wheat,
‘who made many friends while at C. E
Seymour-'5 grocery store, returned to her
home in Brooklyn today.

 

-—Capron hustles to Lagrangeville,
N. Y.. today, to interview customer for
mill outfit. Cap proposes to bag the
order.

 

 

 

The committee of Uncas Tribe, 1. O.
R. M., today awarded the contract for
laying the new maple floor in the hall in
Washington street. to L. W. Duty, of
East Norwnlk. ~

‘Rev. R. O. Sherwood, president of
the Norwalk Christian Endeavor Union,
will attend a meeting of the state exe-
cutive committee in Hartford, next
Tuesday.

 

DONOVAN BLOCK. WASHINGTON STREET.

JACKSON’S PHOTOGRAPHS!

A large and Varied Display

PLATINOTYPE PHOTOGRAPHS

NOW on Exhibition lit sillilln.

 

 

-—Buy Peck & Snyder skates, receive-
free ticket on bicycle, drawn Dec. 24.
South Norwalk Hardware Co.

 

The tying of Christmas greens for
the decoration of St. Paul's church and
chapel will commence tonight, in the
Sunday school room of the church. and
will continue every evening until the
work is completed.

P. J. Murray, who last week resigned
his position with the Consolidated rail-
road, started today for Sacramento, Cali-
foruia.

 

o This is the only studio making a specialty of this most beautiful and

He made a farewell address to 4‘.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

_.Sge the carbonette at Lewis‘. , . _ ‘ Silll'l'ugo,” “Mum“ .\l, Hui/W “n ”w No we lasting process. All photographic work done in the best possible
~ -- - ~-A ills fellow-members In Court Mflhm - of the very rovolliliuu whivh H‘lli him into 00000 manner, and thoroughly up with the latest styles. SOUth Norwalkr ' ' ' connectlcut I
Patrick Bunion is now in charge of kemo, last night. :iglxslu'di 3::(llllli‘lllYHli‘d universal sufl‘mgo 000mm) Those desiring Holiday Work Should arrange for sittings as early MILFORD A. 0' FFI N . Mgr.
- f . - , - 7' f U“. . “ ”"i m" iv.) 0' 5 ve 'm. ‘
M.s. Alice E. Clark a bicycle, which lie «Pork sausage, 8c. h. \. hikt. 6. “var,” “w M. “who” “mm” m it i MOO. o .1 con mi t Comlsatitaok grotqilkmnlo
recently attached. He has settled all “1058 risking lllll‘l' .il‘lliilllll when Ronni 0000000 " E 8‘ orw '
other claims and “the suit is DOW be. The Over Riv“. LQllf will he “bush. . Would ll‘l'ililli,‘ ilm c'upiiul of llzil}: A very 00000 . M. JACKSON, PthOKVCPheru I ,__,__
tween him ‘ind Mrs Clark pd ill a to“, d1“ The Pilitul‘ is a short time lili'fil' llm trick was done. (“to .
i ' J ' ' ‘ - " '_ ' 7. “The l'ldlul States or linmpo" was ‘
._._..__ "_ . , Miss Susie G- MOXi‘hOM‘U “55‘3““ by tho pl‘i-lllll‘l‘l’ of all ardent durum-rats from U 53 Wall Straot. - - ' Norwalk,Connectlcut.
Grill“ cm“ from Harlem Rwer' “ihmh Miss Ethel \Vilcox, Miss Edythe Uuu- Victor lingo in ( ‘ni'ln i'nllullon. llhll ils ful- “"’— “"‘*"-“"""“ .._...__. “w "WWW“ —'--*——~*:_—~‘~—~
have been heretofore stored at Wilson sills, 8. Russell Beers, Hurry ltouton, filllllollt mm to Like pllm‘ lmnmliuiely ’ I
Point and rebilled from South Nor- . . -. . , .. V 7 vzli'lt‘r lilo downfall of tho Nupvi-‘nllil‘, oul- Tl M E To THIN K '
walk are now billed from me Point Hdrry bulllstllmldt and is“) Ben," i pil'u. it is 2:3 yours now slum: lhut t-i‘l'nt- I
. ‘ , ‘ . ’ ,_ '1 "x '1 V . tll . l‘ul iiioluom. but the Mules of Europe um, .
This greatly relieves the pressure of 'lhe annua route or pews 1“ ‘ if unythlnu. more disullitr-d ullll more lig- AliOi T

South North”: Congregational church
occurs this evening at 7:30 o‘clock, with
a social gathering to which all members
of the congregation are invited.

work in the South Norwalk freight-
honse. A

Rev. S. B. Pond, rector of St. Paul‘s
church, Norwalk, will preach in St.
.lames‘ church, l).iuliury, on the fourth
Wednesday in Allvcnt.l\'ext Wednesday

grossivi- llilill l’u'l'.

Perhaps the :mr‘ioul». who know :1 thing
or tivo. were right in saying that the future
ill on till! lull «:l' the! gods.

And if you are first to ' guess the cor-
rcct ago of “BUOI'” he is yours after
December 25th next. T o guess costs
nothing, and we will present him to the

hristmas Presents

(‘Al‘ll.\lll\l".()lilll'iN ’i'l‘lll‘l' of

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Iil‘iVJAMlN l-‘ (llilll-I‘{,.lll. i Notion,
S'l' Hi i ll“ (“Vii lii‘ I'll ‘i'T.’

Dr. W. L. Weed, Arthur H. 'l'lloilo.
(‘vmrgo 13‘. Hearse and Frederick 1']. Roy-

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Rev. F. W. Norris, of Trinity church.
South Norwalk, will preach in Dunbury.

—.A splendid holiday'present! A box of

 

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mood, of Sherman Council, attended the
fair of Stamford Council, Royal Armin
uuin, in the Town Hall, Stamford, luel

l p n the complaint ui'tho rtlill (‘nllmrino

Let Us HelpflouThink.

By naming a tow suitable gifts purchased {or our holi-
day trade :

 

fortunate boy or girl for a Christmas
present, from the most popular cloth-

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Over two thousand people attended a I” the way ”f Christmas goods I" FL iii-iii?!” u“ ”m ”H “WWW '1‘ NML‘WM' . 1116 best goods at the lOWeSt possible
. . , . Decker shows framed and unframed pm“ It alumina: tw 51ml l-winr: found liv this Sllk M ufflers . ‘ .
nleetlng in Brooklyn aweek or two ago. «mull um: 1mm...“ i. (won .lr. ihn Luld ’ )rlces hver it} mar f nd ho s’
h 1,“ t1 H to Institut‘ )90 19 titres, oak and bamboo oasols, cup and durum”. l, uni.-.“ {hurl rm.- ,..,,,,,,,,,., um... S'Ik H dk h. f I - ) 1 h 01‘ men a y
e )y ‘8 “mp '0 ' ' ‘ L I ‘ p mm,” easels, “lugs Ctiblnct i'l‘lilllcs, hand 3 iv» purl-a unknown. and that null. o of tho pour I a n are 'e S , “1‘81"

who are to speak and sing at the South
Norwalk Congregational church. tomor-

pninted silver and li-ither frames, hand

painted plllllllt‘d lllld punt-91$ the lul:lu:lull'_ii~l;~- for .l furllwr order ~ 1 ”Hill

 

.lonoy of tho complaint was gll'm :w l‘I'lllllYI'i
lir .ir.loimflintlvolmlnl-iiwl'u l~klli‘1i.lll: i now

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Initial Handkerchiefs,

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' ’ inihuprx-unsos.

“’W 9‘9“"‘3- -mma 'lliol‘n'fui'emull-rod.ilml nniimHl llm pm. , Neckwear
, . . , . . . dew otaui-lv-onudninllu- mien by puhll h< ' ~/ ’
W. S. ointment is getting ready for Fhuuunuul Inert-mam the bone of the inutliiermlt'rlintliu l'ivilll'l”;Sl‘llii{'(.1\",ll m-wf' 09“" Gloves

-. , . . ~. . . - . . - :1 or trim -I int i" i'lllv' Snot: rivul‘. ,
the Christmas rush. Illa store. double Reilllntlud in thouiuto of (.uunecricot 1.,‘l‘,'u_.‘,,m...‘..q.,.l.,.r...».. ”,1. 1...... .1,,.".,¢ pd. (very Ivenung r

the size it was last year. is stocked with

was held in New Haven, yesterday. The . Milli-or. -\. 1». wt.

 

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everything desirable for presents. 'I'o- otllcers electod_\verv: President, Howl 1“ H" .H “3?..le 'l‘ ”VIEW“- :3' k .
morl'ow an extra force of clerks will Morgan (é. linlkcley, Hartford; secre- Aliiiiiivililniiiii'i “"3 H‘”‘""“"‘ ""“H “ii 9 c'°° ' Sllk suspenders,
come in the store to assist for twoor tai'y, ltcv. llonry N. Wayne, New llrit. _ _ _. . .L, .- . W...
three WGBkS- They will bi) MEWS Lillie oin: treasurer, Colonel Henry W. Wes- ' m Satchels,
Taylor. oltéflfilfi 5L 3011“. Bertha Blifih. sols, Iiitchiield: registrar. Dr, William CIGARS ' '-"—'T_—_'- Umbrenas’
Ilua Lincoln, Della Starr and [wing l", French,Newton. '
Finch. l very special meeting will be held CIGARS ' Hats, U RN ISH I N GS I
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The fellowship meeting or the Congre- tonight at the Salvation Army hall. ' Wh'te Vests, For lireninc Wear.
Rationalchurches, which was unnouuc. Cadet ldn May Mncliullen will larc- By the B . .
v v . u 7 11 r v .
ed {or today at Uroclllleld Hill, was wollfor the Salvation Army garrison. Box, yy )01 bOy cl. S“catc.l . w - l
postponed tilltomorrowmntaccount of New Yo“. Wu sh,” hm, with u, from \\ lute Lawn Tics, evening dress; Sized same as collar. c: - z No. ,,,,,,, Date..."..............1896
the rainy weather this morning. People Captain Addie Hoyt from the wild 50 C t t :0. o g ,
wishingto attend shOu‘d take the 8:46 we“; “1,0 L,,.,,,,,,,,,,,, 01,“, ”mm“, $6 5;“ s o 2 O .: o w. A. BEN EDIGT & co.
“'5‘“ tomorrow morning. who is a native of New York, and a - - DAVIS HE. 1. AI LOR ' o
‘ ‘ ' number of others whowill takopsrt in j I_______.__..: : g John A. Camp, Successor. .,
The officers nudndOptioudenree team. the nil-sung. The meeting will ccrn- . ' _ , . U , EVERYTHING IN CLOTHING AND FUR~
with other members, of Uncas Tribe. moment tip. lll. livorybody welcome. PIPES ! CIOthlcrl Hatter and I urmSher- , o 61) NISHlNGS FOR MEN'S AND BOY’S WEAR.
and the greatchicfs of the state. will Satanic tree, but best of all salvation l'. 3 .. . ' .
go to New Canaan, tonight, tonssist in 131“)... Hallelujah? PIPES ' Mahackemo HOtOI BIOOk, 50' “orwalkl c ' Q; a E , pThe Pony “Bijou,"
the institution of it new tribe in that Yo rs'lo help the fallen." . . , , .,-. , ~ . . x -» . ,_ . - » 45 ill 4: i w,“ be given to the person guessing the nearest
place. The journey will he made byI it. J. TRHVll‘T, captain. - From . a a a IWRRRV Q 2 U a. , date of his birth. Twu guessing the same, the,
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bmfilll'riiiiinsliil?fflggdfdlxkfmnlriiif l ArllslTomy't Work l Cent Nmmyfi m ill 4: 3 ’ pony m“ be awarded to the one guessmg 1‘ firtt. *
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tations are out for the next sociable. Artist George Burroughs Torrey. who to SILOO. ItngfiALO m" Your Horses ch'n 0“: L}. : m E 0 (,ontest closes December 24th. I89‘3-
lawriday, the 18th inst. when the new has recently returned from Paris, has a Cigar and Cigarette Holders, GLUTEN If you love your 1mm“ “8 I do mine, i. i .. O 2 7 Name. ................................................
floor will have been lilill- l number of commissions to fill. the result Cigar and Cigarette (laser, FEED as you should. you will need no such 5 ( H x ,
fl twmw '-"’" 01th" it'cmltdifiillfiy ”his father's m Tobacco Pouches nmlBunil Boxes, FOR “WW" . , , : - ’5 Address. 7
' ' i r . CATTLE Attlmcs you may be induied to . : . . 2
. \Vw x. gallery. His most important comm s- hieerschnnm and Drier Ilpes. (sold Chicken. We“ your horses t“ their extreme . O 3 o i Guess :3.
" plea is the full length portrait of Mrs Mounted and Plain, at and ability in order to accomplish some 2. m z ......... . _
“l9 “Mich“ c Willin‘iin D. filhptp, whichdis novvlltieinp1 - ,. m . HOISIB. iiiiiliiilyuiiai‘tii' “£10136 giell‘tmpltm .
' palate. M t e n or H mm once. w .I.T tnlnake the ciilruordinary el‘lort. i w
“ llla “Oil“ “millim- ' be completed ”X Christmasaand *5 ln< TROWBRIDGE & co" ORA'N They Won't feel like it. , “
Q “’1‘de aanhmtmnslsnrprise. Th0!“ Corner Cigar Slorc FOR I Fcreoll all oats before delivering ,
l ’ HORSE. o ,
The only medal awarded to l who havehadlthe good fortune to m S CU T H N O R WA L K C 1.. , AND ‘ iem. , w A B E N E D I CT & co
spreaparillut the World‘s Fair, 31 the painting say that it will add conslrl- ' CATTLE. . . ' .
1893,3tCliicsgo,wss awarded to r; arablyto Mr. Torrey’s reputation as an a w. A..- nuances M A N U E L T, H A 1' c H. 1
, . artistandsportmitpaintor.—»Brulgeperl d agififfl.' The Dealer. h A C S
Ayer 3 , Farmer. Rea ”WM" GP“ Jo n - . amp, ucccssor. . _
s ‘ ill < Mr. and Mrs. Torrey are at prudent The STABLE. IO .Iflblil Street. 80. IONIII. _ ’
m ' l til at Mr. and Mrs. (itemize 0. Incl: . p _ .
, , a y para. $213,.mmm... 5°"““°” . / _._. ._.. ...._ ._..,. .... .. mi wauumrou at, so. Norwnllr.

 

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