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, link The» of Nov-walk and its Suburbs
W» Considembly. than the Cemented
7 , prediction of the other 1%me Dail-
- m. Our Press Room is always open to
as. _ .
Chem cannot be guaranteed the
, limo day now is handed in. Every ren-
Ichublereflort will be made to osmium".
“date mum‘but changes cannot be in-
list upon as a right unless copy is sent
. in by 3 o’clock in the afternoon of the
day before the change is desired.
Telephone Gulls.
- , Main office. 93-5,- '
,Editorlul rooms. 92-).
Branch para. 50-“.
New York Herald Weather Forecast
"z The weather today promises to be party
cloudy. preceded in the morning by
. ILhtmln. with slightly l'wsr. folowud by
,, , slowly rising tvmpemture sol lenrl-g. 'Io-
morrqw it premises to be general y clear on
warmer.
‘3. _ Thermometer Record.
The highest point 0! the hermomoter for
the twenty~tourhonrs ending at noon today
was 49 degrees above zero: lowest. to degrees
above.
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N «Inns-n “mount: for Tomorrow
Sun rises Bun sets I High tide Low tide
7le me 5:02! 11:10
av
The Herman government has set risen
to answering, upon its own territory.
the celebrated question asked by an
American brewer when threatened with
an official inquiry into the materials he
used to make beer with. ”So long as
the public keeps on drinking beer. what
business is it; of yours?” Some of the
things brewers. in a hurry to get rich, *
put into beer, either to hurry its proc-
esses or cheapcn its production, are glu—
cose, horic acid. Indian hemp, bicarboir
etc of soda and tho poisonous salicylic
acid. They substitute corn for barley
malt because it is less expensive. there-
by increasing the muonut of alcohol in
beer and enabling tho poor man to go on
a roaring drunk at small expense. Phy-
sicians testify that in consequence oi
the habitual use of this ndultorutod
article, instead of tho old fashioned boo:
‘ timid church will hold Its Christmas
and festival in the church. Friday ”1311!. the
isehool, Wednesday evening. at which
The Sundry school at the Cosmi-
sttli test. The molar! m nonpre-
murmmmurwm .. .........
nigtlfoh‘ mumm-
gle. Knights of the Golden Esalompsnod
in the town hull, last night. There was
a large number of people present. and
the attractions were liberally patronized.
Dancing wu indulged in during the
evening.
The semi-annual meeting of the Pres-
byterian Christian Endeavor society wan
held Tuesday night. Reports of the
several committees were presented and
a large amount of new business was
transacted. The following officers and
chairmen of committees were elected:
John A. Weed. president; Mrs. Robert
Webb. vice-president; Miss Zettn Bou-
ton. secretary; Mrs. Arthur Requa,
treasurer. Chairman of committees:
Lookout. Miss Zottn Benton; prayer-
m‘ceting. Rev. Arthur Requu; mission-
ary. Mrs. Robert Webb; temperance,
James HollerIn; flower, Miss Florence
Hones, social. Mrs Robert Webb. Each
committee has either five or six imam~
hers. .
A young man named Murphy stopped
nrunawny horse on the Post mad, be-
tween Noroton and Stamford. Tuesday
afternoon, but in doing so had his shop!-
der dislocated. He sufi'ered excruciating
pain until medical assistance arrived.
4-
WILTON.
Died, December 9th, Miss Currie A.
Comstoclr. only daughter of J. Edward
Cometock. Miss Comstock's sudden
death is a crest shock to her neighbors
and friends, but unto her stricken faith-
or the blow has fallen with such force
that he cannot realize his loss. Since
lll6 death of her mother. nearly five
vests ago, Miss Comstock bud been her
father's constant companion and com-
fort. She was a member of the Congre-
gational church. and in her'quiet, loving
way did unreal» deal of good, both in
and out of the church. where she will be
greatly missed and mourned. Funeral
at the residence of her father, at his
home on Belden Hill. Wilton. Suturday,
D:ocmber 12th. at 10:45 a. m. I
WINNIPAUK.
Thom was a roosting of the commit-
tee of St. Andrew‘s Mission Sunday
time arrangements were made for the;
Christmas festival on Thursday, Decem- E
ber 24. I,
The departments of the Norwalk Mills 2
which closed a few days ago, have rc« .
shined Work.
George Clark. of New York, has so-
curcd employment as a wool sorter at
the Noiwalk Mills.
made from hops and barley molt, there
has been increase in throat, kidney and
stomach troubles among their patients.
as well as increase of gouty and rhcu»
matic ailments. Of course it is unncccs- '
sary to say the best class of browcrs oi 1 world, or rather the smallest pair of bi- i
Germany and other countries do not. ro- cycles, are owned by the famous Count!
sort to the use of injurious materials to dsgri, of Rome, who gained fame and i
adultoraio beer, but in present condi-
tions the public has no moons of know.
ing who does “or (has not use them.
The German government. is going tr
find out. so far as it is concornod, slum,-
this matter affects seriously its export
trade.
the rule with all things that are upon
‘ the earth. Mountains slowly wash away i
and are Iovolod down. A low yours since ‘=
the ancient log church that- Poro Mar-i
quetto built among tho Wisconsin ln-;
‘ dians more than 2.10 yours ago was dis- '
covered again and Woo found to be ill),
feet underground. Tho prehistoric city ;
of Nippnr. brought. to tho kumvludgo o! I
mankind by tho brilliant discovery oi;
Professor llilpl'r'l'ltl. has had two (‘lllll’t' C
cities built abovo it since its limo. city .
upon city. The Work of earthworms. as
of this disappnnrnnno.
tluually falling upon our plnnrt in (1111!!!-
tltics that tell materially in tho course
of a few centuries. Then. too, thorn
seems no «loubt that tho onrtb‘s crust is
nnfllciently soft and yielding to permit
the settling of heavy bodies into it.
W..- ....
It Is to be hoped the United States
government will be as prompt in opolo«
siting to Spain for thoinsult to her flag
, tattered at Newcastle, Dot. as Spain
was In apologising to us for the Berne-
Ionl utudents' affair a your and a half
‘ ago. if the Spanish has really has been
‘ . insulted. __
In one ortwoc‘osos congressmen elect,
‘ flooring to the amount of their coup
pelts expenses. so required by low in
pfidueof the states, have testified that
' spent more than n year's salary
for the place.
on; business enterprises recently
; sprung up Is a bent sugar company in
, blow York sluts. organised for the pure
pose of setting the sweetness out of the
auger beet Ind putting it upon the mor-
Int.
“ Judging from the permit of ii men
enrolled for boring tire wives It once.
,' some women have nu sour tolls.
5e-_.
"\ Darwin showed. is responsible for Ullll‘h .
Blur dust in row 3
! A son has been born to Mr. and Mrs.
1 John Nesline. ,
l The Smallest Bicycles.
i
! incidentally a fortune by marying tho
! I'lllOW of Tom Thumb The count is
*xnctly thirty inches in height. and his
ponsc is two inches shorter. For some
line they have been familiar to Roman ‘
itizens, riding in a tiny carriage drawn 5 found to lie pvt'ulizu'ly mlnptml to tho ro- I
' ‘ly two diminutive Shetland ponies.
l l‘ho turnout was a gift from Queen Vic»
'oria. The count and his wife gottho
’iicyclc craze and gave an order for two
uncbines to a B iston firm of mnnufuct
avers. The wright of the wheels is too
oounds each. The diameter of the from
\Ill'l roar wheels is ten inches. The ma-
:hiues cost soon apiece. and are built for
rough work. It. is nounusua! thins: for
the count. to whoa! filmed and twmuy
niles, which is squad to iiity miles by a
mm of ordimry statue. ’l‘ho (muplu
wore in Norwalk last suinmor.
Frsyre Thinks Micro Is Alive.
.loso It. Froym. a young Unlmn.
fotmvrly of South Norwulk. now a low
The smallest known bicycle in the;
. .bvwhiohwomn ‘
ofild—Lsdiot' French Mode! Basque.
arms :1! MAY rum-on.
Striped beige cloth made this exquis-
ite basque that closes in centre-front
with small b (tons and button-holes.
The waist. of I1 .oming length, is reads
cred glove-fitting by double bust darts,
underarm and side-buck gurus with a
curved aspire-tack. A smooth standing
collar of velvetLflts the neck closely
Tho one-seat ed giant sleeves of fash-
ionable fullness isarrnnaed over 00an
shaped liuiuusmud ilui~hod at the wrists
with timing vidvot bulls. The pattern
is provided ucrjoss thobust and shoulders
with perforate!!! lines,oil‘ording the choice
of a square, circular or “V" shaped neck.
while the lower edge of the basque,
prettily rouudlpdds also pPrI'ornted defin-
ing nstylishlylpointed efi'oct, either of
which may be employed in finishing.
This model will be found indospensnble
not only to the amateur, but to the
professional dressmaker, Upon this
model various! decorations may be up-
plied. When out with “V” shaped
neck and embellished with trimming,
the waist is suitable to complete a din-
nor toilette, while the circular or square
neck will be appropriate for an evening
bodice.
We can safely recommend this pattern
to dressmskells With this model and a
little ingenuity combined, rnrc possi-
bilities may hie obtained
To make this basque for a lady hav-
ing a thirty-siix—iui-h bust measure, it will
roquirc two and seven-(lights yards of
fortyiour inch wide material. The pat-
tern. No. (will. is out in sizes for a 32.
3!,36, 38, id, 42. Ill and 46inch bust
measure, and retails for twenty-five
cents.
EVENING SENTINEL
cou POM.
Emitting to one P‘nvtfru. any size of No.
it .
Out this out.‘ fill in your name and Address
at d
mail or take it to
Startevslnt's Bargain House
Accuses .. .....
PATTERN ND. till i. SlZE---—--IN
This con mo and is cents I] own at
above putts n at thrte-vunt's. orth n
and Ann silicate. Houtli Norwnllt.
Did You Ever
Try l‘llel‘irit‘ Bitters as a remedy for
. your troubles? If not. got u bottlo now
;. and not lvlil‘f. This inmlioino has been
Hut and cum of all Fi‘lllltll‘ l‘mnplnints,
,oxi-rting
. giving strength and tono to the organs.
If you Inmnlmssoi’ Appotiio, Constipa-
ition, llwixlniclio, Fainting Spoils, or are
3 Nervous, lillooploss, I‘Ixritnblo. Melon-
5 oholv or trohlilcd with Dizzy Spells, Eluc-
ltrio litters is tho nmdiciuo you lll'l'tl,
, nro mtluailtcod tronutcnlth nmlill-byh
itsusc. 'l‘iLi'iy Hunts. .lllll $1.00 at Sit-ill
isou‘s and Wood‘s stun-s.
I W . »~
E [lucklln's Arnie: Salvo
The brstisalvoin the World for outs,
ibruisos, notion. ulours. salt rhoum. fever
lsoros, trilolr‘, ohnmmd huuds, (lltlll‘lltlllfl.
.‘oorns, and ,tII skin eruptions. and post.
ltlvoly cum! pilos, or no pay l‘I‘illlll‘ilil.
1 it is pronounced to give ptu‘ft-ct satisfac-
tion or mo inv n‘fnndod. Price 25 (mill-N
per box. H. P. Wood and G. U. Stilllon.
Wednesday. Thursday. Friday and Saturday
flag” Prices 10 cents to all putts or the
‘ .
Pinnm’s etc
1‘. W. MITCHELL
a wonderful direct influence in >
av"? '3 am flint
TO-IIIOHT.
The Little Nerrv-n slot.
MINNIE 'LESTER!
In the romsntiv drains.
Stricken Blind
Prices too. we. and sec.
4 MATINEES,
Seats on 33:.” Thursday at Plaistod’s and
Baturdsy nlglit~”A New York Boy."
| .Oommonciuz
soswsis crass sons:
..~.’.l!lsuexor
6031:1157 across;
as
Folrfisld county.
b,
aloof. buynrn. and
can afford. to poll on
low, If not Iowanth-n
any I! Y.Houoo.fl '
THE
BOSTON STORE!
NORWALN. OONN. N. Y. OFFIGE. “2 BROADWAY.
OPENING
One Solid Week.
Wednesday and Saturday
Matinee,
Commencing '
MONDAY, DECEMBER Mth
Return of the Favorites.
Frederic and Minn!
SEWARD!
Supported by n mlldmt‘s company. and the
e _ .
D a
Band and Orchestra
Ever soon in this city. Monday.
CAPITAL AGAINQT LABOQ
Change of bill nlulitlv. Prices ion. ion in .i
s: o. Iled'l‘l'ct! seats now on sale at n son's and
’l‘omllnsou's.
..oco-n... ......... ...t ........ cu ...........
Opera House Coupon. 5
Thisooupon and it come will entitle
; nut ludft Illf‘ORt'l‘W‘ilthl. for Mon fly ;
- u ght.i proseinodnt Weed snnnl’l'oni.
‘. “Law's 1 Info 3 p. m . Monday. 03- Z
1 com our 14th.
............................ I‘Qllovst’is-II.
Hannibal A. Williams
The Distinguished
SHAKESPERIAN
REGITALIST.
Will Present
KING HENRY IV
At the
Congregational Church,
South Nul‘waik.
TUESDAY EVENING,DEO.I5
Tlcketc, 350.
Noteswvod souls This In Sliakosqmiro‘vi
most ongugiu . Iii-tum tiuaiq‘omozly. m
Whil'll Mr. ll In mus t-xvols. ll s N
Grand Concert!
‘ .u‘i)
ENTERTAINMENT I
ileromeflayBanjo
Club!
AT ODD FELLOWS' HALL.
South Norwnlk,
MONDAY, EVENING,OEO.I4
I’lllt Till-Z lllTNlil-‘I r ill‘
Eureka Rebekah Lodge.
Tlt‘lii‘lr‘, 23 .(fouts.
H OYT’S T H EAT R E
“R3323“ DEG. It it I?
John w. mum's 5
“OCTOROONS”
Of
the
Home
of
anta Claus! '
OUR STORE
for the next; two weeks will be under the guide of good St.Nicholas. It
will be his depot for. Fairfield County.
thing for the youngr and the old. The precious toys for the young
tots, the valued gifts for the young lovers, the tokens for the fathers,
the most precious and dearest of all for the mothers.
Here he has deposited every-
We sihall have
a grand display of everything in the holiday line to make everyone
glad that they have lived to see another Merry Christmas.
THE NORWALK BOSTON STORE,
aI! Streets, Norwalk, Ct.
_,_..__. -......-.. 21. ...»-
TELEPHONE CALL, 58-2.
......THIS WEEK......
\VT‘Z ARE PLACING BEFORE THE PUBLIC
CREAM OF WHEAT!
One of the most delicate and delicious breakfast foods ever offered to the public.
A lady will give a dem-
onstration of these goods all this week. We extend an invitation to all the ladies of both cities to call
and sample this article of diet.
Fancy ircsh made Gilt Edge Creamery Butter.
The Finest Cotice to obtain.
New Pineapple Jam.
The Ferris Hams and Boneless Bacon.
Rich, high grade Teas.
Raspberry and Currant fresh made jams
Rock Candy Syrup.
A Two Season Success
Mll’tll, Mclutlv, M or»! ncnl,
Comedy, 5pm inlli~ s, i lpdm.‘
.to Vmal'hts ll":!!lt.’!l by
III‘IS’SIr‘. Llili. I
The (irrnt American Soprano, :
HENRY ll ,l.\:, K «UN, Tenor. 1
Not a llnll Mtlillf’lll.
No Illsplcasmg I’cnmrc.
n YOU WANT ALL THE NEWS
FIRST~CLASS GOODS AT LOWEST POSSIBLE mucus.
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR, Leading Grocer,
33 West Wasblngton Street, South Normlk, Gt.
HAVE THE
Evening Sentinel Left at Your House
- - - - . Regula- - . w- -
Atudont in Bridgeport, says ho does not.
believe the newspaper ropofls (lllllill‘l‘ll'!
mg the dint!) of General Ant mic Malt‘t‘l‘. 5
tit-n u Nolhloo so (loud.
[in says it Is too soon to know anything
loilnitoly, and he done not believe that
mounts information can be obtained in
! less than a week. Senor Froyro's fntlmr
Isthooditor of the loading journal in
‘livann. and he in mnsmullv kopt In-
formed on current events on the blind
ll" Is tho Americm corti‘npulldvilt for
papers in Cuba. Mexico and Control
Anierlon. Ho says that if (letters!
dance is dead his end was only in Imp
log with that of the rest of his family,
which consisted of eleven brothers. all
of whom perished in fighting for Cuba's
independence. (loner-oi Msoeo's last.
surviving brother died three months ago
in the thickest of batch.
loo-rich
Tm: titties“. than or Nonwszn.
I 'M’l‘mt. ”hum.
NDIIW'ALR. ('onn. lln‘. in. im.
Thcoumm! mm mo of in.» stovkitolctm of
{his truck tot-lbs election of directors. will be
re d «Sign Iviiplfilmt homo. «1‘1"! oomt’. raga“...
It‘ll'l. 7. «7 sum-n, rum o. I. u m.
i! I‘. I'lllt‘ll Lush't'm
loll
Thorn Ia‘notinnu just no good as Dr.
King's No v Disc-ivory for consumption.
ummhsnni ml:!s,sodnhmhd it and do
not permit the donlcr to soil you some
substitute. He will not claim thorn in
anythinnl tint. but in order to umlw
more prom. ho moy t'lnlin smoothing also
In no ins us good. You wont Dr
King‘s No! Discovery lwcnuse you know
it tobesnio and mlinblomnd guaran-
tocd to dogma or money refunded. For
manhood ds,uonsmnption and for oil
ull‘votlnnsl f thront,oiwst and lungs, thorn
in nothing sommd at! in Dr King's New
Diwovnry. ’l‘rin! bottles free at it. B
l’iaistcd‘sdruu store. South Norwnlk.
ltcgnlnr elm bile and ti.
as
Ilii mplon shot 0! the World.
Miss/t inonuku-y writs-s: "M sell
and many of the Buffalo Iltl! Wild est
(lo. have given Allen's Foot-ease. tho
powderuishnkoinwthe shoes. s most
thorough trial. and can honestly say
Ihut it (I s all if not mom than you
claim." . t. instantly takes the sting out
nfrorns d bunlons. Allon’sl‘mtcuso
lent-crud cure for swollen. suiartin ,
aching. b istored or smooth”: feet. So
by at! d guitars and shoe stores. twenty
Mr. and MN. 'l'om Mt'lllll sh.
i'rlmo. 1n, gm, do, no», ‘
Hunt-i nnwon uni-mi I’ nislmi‘unntl I‘innnus j
l-tale's Compound
oummr
MAKES 'IHE HAIR (iRUl I?!
News”. (‘uss . Admit. 1m.
MI. H. R. HALI.
Dram Hint-whilst winter my two girls
were afflicted with a severe scalp trouble.
tho «lltlvst one being so bad that all the
hair on the crown of her head fol! out.
and the scalp wnsn mass of some and
scarf The young one was affected in the
sonic way, and her hair had dropped out
in a suit as largo as one's hand. . was in-
tending totake them to n physicisnwhcn
a friend told the to call and not a bottle
of Hale's (lointmund Quinton. ldid,snd
am pleased to say that. twu bottles efl'ectcd
nootnpleto curs; new hair grow on the
baitlspots, and they now have a full.
growth and o clean healthy so {:5
Mus (3.11.. mm.
I
Shorty Sherwood, Hutton,
(loco i port! I it. flusowskis‘
storeys-n3" of $in sud Water nu-
flmslh. Gull And no the latent
livoocnts‘ Hamplo sent free. Addrens
Allen s. blunted. Dolley. N. Y
owl“ In am. Cool etc. o I!“
_ . _ . . ,. . . . . . . _
i
We ve Solved the Problem!
I)! big selling In groceries by keeping a large assortment, at prices as attractive as
the quality. ()Id customers know how great the values are. To bring
new customers, we give these quotations :
a p'o'kg's None Such Mince Most. 2o: Enamelinc. per box. to :!1b pooling» Prepared Buckwheat. lilo
l lbs California Raisins. 25c Best Soda Crackers. per 1b.. no 3 lb package Pan Cake Flour, Elbe
4 lbs mod Currants. 25m Gold Dust. per p'k'g., We .3 gallons Kerosene Oil, MC
2 lbs Mixed Note. 250 Baker‘s Cocoa, per box. We Porto Rico Molasses. per gallon. 40c
53 lbs Orange or Lemon i’ml, 25c l burs (Jtotionllil Soup. 25v 3 lb pail (lottolcno. 25¢:
:5 cans best Pumpkin. 25.: 7 bars flingins' Soup. 230 1'. cans Hslmd Bonus. 'Ioo
New cmp N. I). Molasses per an] . tile 3 lbs timeless Cod Fish. ‘ch 2! lbs Host Buckwheat, 2?“;
NEW YORK GROCERY CO.
Donovan Buildinm South Not-walk.
3. AND 37 MAIN .Tflli'l'. NORWALK.
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