,v/Xr‘ Erickson went from
lg... to Washington. Conn" in
muses what is new a flour-
, MIL He built the church
W utter. he had been there a short
. and)“: since considerably enlarg-
‘ i . Beleaves his tot-met charge Wllh'
M c act'- indebtnses hanging over it.
He wen {pound a half years pastor of
. thefiwodlsh Erangellcal Congregational
. church in Lowell and was very success-
-- g in! there.
' Captain Mien Chamberlain. whom
sloop, thcffla’ry Jane. was wrecked on
Dundee Hock. last October. came into
, florwellr harbor, Monday. with a new
“‘ boat. bringintt a load of sand for Arnold
&_ Colstonndry. Yesterday he set sail
tor a Icadet‘sand for the Richardson &
Morgan company. no no brother of
ltreGeoi-ge Kaeler.
. ‘Robert Joselcvsky has placed an at-
'tschmcnt‘on’hlrs. Alice E. Clark‘s prop-
erty in non avenue, Norwalk, to secure
' . serum atom. The case is returnable
More Justice George D.Keeler on Tues-
day, December 22d, at '10 a m. George
A‘.Honneckeris counsel for Mr. Jose-
. lcvsky.
Thcvfoundations are being put in for
a two-family house in Springwood for
J. Bturges Randall, of East Norwallr.
Leslie Gamble, of the Norwaik Building
company. has the entire contract and is
now getting out the material at his mill.
John 8. Morgan. or Cove street, is get-
ting out the stairs for the new Blanch.
ard residence at Elmwood avenue and
Golden Hill street. Seutli‘Nortvflk, and
nine flights of stairs for the George F.
Raymond block in South Main street.
.The Nor-walk Building company is
laying the foundations for a new house
in Maple avenue for Adam Muttart, an
employee of the eomyany. It will con
tain all improvements.
August Taylor is moving from the
Westport road to Boston. He has rent.
cdhis place to Frank Raymond. The
barn, which was burned recently is be-
ing replaced.
Gussie Kline, who lives under L'Hom-
inedieu’s Hall, the former Volunteer
Bose house, in East avenue, lost his sec-
ond reader and second arithmetic, this
morning.
The meeting of the Salvation .Army
was disturbed, last- night, by a crowd of
boys. It is probable that one of the
ringleaders will be arrested.
William Forbell, at Stamford, has
bought the house on Strawberry Hill
lately occupied by Walter Grace.
A school meeting will be held tonight
at 8 o’clock, to consider the advisability
of erecting a new school house.
Mrs.O.C. Bowen, 0!." Dar-ion. spent
yesterday with Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester
Bowen, of East Norwalk.
E. E. Gerhammhngwlinishcd painting
Mrs. Ira Young's house in Fort Point
street. '
Captain A. A. Geib, of First avenue.
is nursing a sprained foot.
Hrs. Walter holistic!“ (Jove street,
issiok.
. Jarvis Weed, of Second avenue. is
sick.
ADIIIS A FALSE LETTER.
‘Wet Written, Mr. Porter Save, to Protect the
Estate Against Unjust Claims.
Timothy H. l’orter appeared much re-
freshed yesterday after his rest of forty-
eight hours. In his suit for damages
for false imprisonment he was under
cross-examination all day.
At the time at his marriage to tho
danghterof J. B. Hoyt. he said. he was
worth $100,000. and he gave her one-
hall as a marriage portion. '
Mr. Fennendcn tried to get Mr. Porter
to admit that all the property he had
given to his wife he afterward placed in
the American Bank Note company, nl’
which he was a stockholder. Mr. Fes-
senden than read a letter written to the
MflnJ’crter. which stated that Mr.
Porter acknowledged his placing her
Ilium portion in the company. The
1 letter enclosed Mr. Porter's note for
31004100. ,
' m.Pcrteo' said he had written the
, Mm“. lie was asked if be (lit! not
define toohcoge his answer on hearing
the netting of the letter, and he replied
f V thethedidnot. He said the letter was
" an Intended and advised scheme to (lo-
coins osrtaiupartisn in interest. He was
‘ liked it ' he was a party
to the Who replied that he was.
“Did yon‘get up this letter so that a
lie could be Used After your death?” Mr.
ransom «has.
_ girl Modalittedthet it was fab.
Weather it could be used to pro.
“commune false claims that
might be mm.
M
”r
c
w wad». .
which Is "milled toes slain Iris
Ovcr‘3.ooc,ooo pounds sold in the past year testify to “air popularity.
' "enormous” G. 9. Bl”. I SON, New Loom. court.
01mm with" and has for 3: years.
:—
scsou rue assume taunt.
forty Pilgrim lets the Journeys» the Boots
at We Cumin.
Pyramid Temple, Nobles ol the Mystic
Shrine, ended their annual pilgrimage in
Bridgeport last night. Shriners from all
over the country were present to the
number of 700.
Forty pilgrims were led across tie
burning sands of the desert, they new
tag from all parts of the state. Their pil~
grimage was made at Seller’s Hall and
after the successful pilgrims were taken
from the camels‘ books they all repaired
to Masonic Temple, where a grand ban~
quot awaited them. 450 being seated at
one time.
Grand Potentate Harrison Dingnian
was toastmsster and delivered a very in-
toresting address.
Delegations from Mecca Temple. New
York; Kismet Temple, Brooklyn. and'
New Haven, Hartford, Middletown,
Willimautic, Waterbury and Norwalk .
were present in large numbers. The
famous Templars quartette, of New
York, rendered several selections, which
were enthusiastically received.
tertaimnent was Elven. which included
vocal and instrumental selections ly
New York talent.
A feature of the atl'air which caused
live camels which were u led in the pit-
grimage.
ADVENI SERMON IN DANBURY.
Rev. Frederick VI. Nrrlos Proachcs on “the
Lord is at Hand "
The Rev. Frederick W. Norris. of Trin-
ity church, South Norwalk, preached
at StyJames church last evening. the
second Wednesday in Advent. Mr.
Norris is quite well known in this city
and a large audience listened to his ser-
mon. The text of the discourse was
from Phillipians iv., 5: "The Lord is
at hand." In this age of the world . the
preacher said, the tendency of man's
thought is toward materialism. lie lei
inclined to look at the secondary
causes of things and forgot that
the primary causes of
things are with (ind. He sees the
lightnings harnessed to do man's will
and wonders at the great genius that
accomplishes it. So it is with other
material powers, and God. the creator»
of all is forgotten. Many think it!
strange that they should be enjoined
new to watch, for the Lord is at hand.
They have been waiting 1500 years and
he has not come yet. So they ridicule;
the idea. Bot has not the Lord come to
many of his people with needed help in
considerable outside comment was ton wards.
all «
l Telephone. Service.
THE SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND
. TELEPHONE 00.
Offers Telephone Service in this
city with an equipment of Metallic
Circuit, and Long Distance Trans
mitter, at
$25 a Year and (towards,
Iaccording to the amountand char-
acter of the service. .
For details. address the local
oilice of the company,
SENTINEL BUILDING
Washington Street,
I
South Norwalk, Conn.
BRANCH STORE
or THE
iStamford Candy Kitchen
in ‘ ..
l or the banquets very pleasingen . will be opened on or
about DEC. 15, with
a full line of pure home
made CANDIES lrom
10 cents a pound up
Do not forget
the place.
24 South Main Street,
SOUTH NOBWALK.
The Best
Christmas
Present
for yourself if you live. ltllil your
lltllllly ilynu (llc. In an hudown-
meet policy in IIlv
Connecticut (lenrml Life
Insurance Co.,ot Hartford.
Willilflfilll‘lIm‘l‘flSWllIl(‘H‘l‘ylltlllfi
o-lw. tliolmq is the elicxipeet an
to nor any will give a young man
a ilirulsaml «In hm. insurance to
Mentor It merit in old one. \mt
Ilonot cow what you have paid
if mu elop 1m Vim: uni' tlmo alter
lIIl‘b‘r’t ware wish value. or mid
unpollrymr lo insured hr the
full amount for ”It! lnlun e of the
term.
8. S. L’HOMMEDIEU,
t .‘mnih Main Street.
!
For
the
Best
many a time of trouble, and may it not
be you to need him next?~—Duuburyl
News.
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ROWAYTON.
The fair of the Ladies' l'uion. of the
Methodist Episcopal church. will open
tonight in (iuitlor‘e Hall.
(.‘onlractor Harry Pepper has nearly
corupleterl the new road through Themes
& Lynch‘s property near the depot.
John Collin, who is ill with diphtheria,
is better today. Lulu Collin has been
taken sick. but her condition is not ser-
Printing
Loavo You:
Order at
tho
Senfinel...
. . Office.
Illllg.
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Xmas Goods!
Pictures,
framed and unframed, oak
“and bamboo caslcs, cup umllsauce
cascls, glass cabinet frames,”
painted a
cabinet p
and panels.
‘hand
ilvcr and leather frames, for
icturcs, hand painted plaques
Pictures framed to order.
Headquarters for artists’ materials.
L. H. DECKER,
uovmu-zs INMCELLULOID
7i! WASHINHTHN B'l‘llldlll'l‘,
BU. NURWALK.
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Goods for the Holidays, Christmas Papetories and
Magazines.
Hand Painted Decorations to Order.
Skates, Polo Sticks
and jack Knives.
sKATES _3HARPENED!
Watch this space for '97 models of bicycles. Bicycles rented repaired
and stored at reasonable prices.
l‘CaIl and See it.
@ompany.
A8 LOVELY 00008
FOR
as LITTLE“ PRICES
As you have ever knOWniorholL
day times. And Christmas buylng is
the cheapest and best of the whole
year. Every bit of space is crowded
with the prettiest items of interest,
and the most varied lot, that ever
transformed a big trading mart into a
verltable Fairyland.
Of course the special 10 day‘s sale
of Furs attracts attention because the
wonderful buying chances are limited.
We only bought about what we
thought would make 10 days of good
lively selling. and when the last gar-
ment goes that will end it. They
will make the cheapest for gifts than
you'll find in a whole day's looking.
There's more people who know
about Rookwood Pottery, its ancestry
and value. than we supposed. Such
elegance and dainilness. as a rule. is
not found in a town of this size, con-
sequently the pleasure of buying it at
home is doubled.
Sofa Pillows for holiday choosing.
If you're thinking of such things it
will be greatly to your interest to in-
spect the big lot we are now offering.
New designs. new colorings and new
combinations in sllklne. denims.
sateens. crepe cloths. silks and
damasks, from 25 cents to $6.00
each.
Head Rests. from (5 cents to 65
cents each.
We are also makings big offer
this week of some 500 silk. gold and
thread embroidered Stand Covers (2
sizesifor 48 and 68 cents each-
worth double those. prices. But they
are holiday goods and so we have
made bargains of them—holiday bar-
gains.
Commencing next week. Mill. we
shall be open evenings until Christ-
mas.
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Beautiful China. Silverware and
Lamps—woe of the brightest and
most fascinating places In the most
5 cheerful store in town. The most
‘ reasonable place to buy gifts of such
cholceness.
Dolls and Doll's Dishes. Wagons.
Fire Engines. Guns. Drums. Games
of all sorts and of marvelous lngenu~
A big room given up to the
thousands of things which wiil make
clutiren happy. Bring the children.
1W.
. . . “CELL S".
AT THE
South Norwalk
Hardware Co.
.\.\ll t~I'J‘. Tilt) SEW
Patent flucilage Bottle!
II l~‘ fl “‘H'llll‘l‘l'lltsluhl In mm mm M than
, ism-I. : it one!» y-m nothing in we them.
, Hill at )uurmu‘llmt Importuulty.
The 50. Norwalk Hardware
Company.
THE NATIONAL Mucous: co.
SAVE
Half
Your
Coal
Bill
By using the
.-
Perfection
Radiator
Heats adjoining or upper rooms‘
without additional expense for
fuel.
Repairs for any
stove that's made.
THE
DIWALI! “"7“" In MPG. 00.
Fast Burl Washinuton street Bridge.
, sincere
Storage Warehouse
' The Lincoln titanium Warehouse
‘ 0 Write almonaiew doors sou
, ol’liauh omen is root. In the O! r
! ntttoutuhnrwal .le nonopen or
‘ the stoma oi
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Household Furniture, Pianos,»
cycles, Carriages. Ito.
For lull particulars inquire at the
fl WASHINGTON STREET.
death Henrik. Couasctlcut
«but .
ofllceol
:TAVLOR a «roman!
F RED’K. W. ROGERS, l9 Main St., Ncrvvslk.!
In order to induce Our friends
for Bargain sales; such goods are
other merchants to acquire each
which are sure to bring regret b
ltvcry
French Co
Wool Seal
Black ()po
French Cu
ti'l
n
Real Os
syn-“MN It
H H
H s
In order to make room in this dcp
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Ladics'Fleeccd Lined Gloves
l8c’ Pair.
Gents’ Unlaundered Shirts,
290 Each.
Ladies' Outing Skirts,
oscEach.
L’s—“gm...“"wu. . s .7... .
S
2 oszmsrsuuomo
French Coney Capes,
Heavy Beaver Cloih'Ja
SFIELD
O
NORWALK,
SPECIAL r lCES on
tourist-mas, capes AND'CLOTH JACKETS!
, . . . to buy their Furs and Jackets before the holida season we have made
specml prices on them for this week. We do not keep certain lines of these good); manufactured expressly
unfit for wear and dear at any price.
goods, but have never been induced to
oth to the buyer as well as the seller.
garment we sell, we fully guarantee both in quality and workmanship.
'4 5°) 5 5°) 6'50-
$9 50. moo, 15.00.
86.0c, 7. 50.
my Collareues,
Collarettes,
ssum Collarettes
Algerian Scat Collurctics,
Algerian Seal Capes,
China Sea! Capes, full sweep,
MUFFS.
Black Hare Mufis,
uey Mulls,
Algerian Seal Mulls,
China Seal Mut’is,
Electric Seal Mulls,
Black ()ppossum Mulls,
Black 'l‘hibet Mulls,
FEATHERS AND FUR BOAs.
cl: Feather Boas,
H H
1 yard long,
Thibct Fur Boas,
ll
l yaw! long,
l H: yards long,
JACKETS.
ckets. all sizes,
“ velvet collar,
braided front and
at
i at H
high collar,
Bouclc Cloth jackets, silk lined,
Persian Lamb Cloth jackets, lined through,
Housefurnlshing Department
artment for Holiday G
HOLIDAY GOODS.
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court. .
We have‘ the some facilities as
enter into competition with goods
9-50-
35.50, 7 50,
$13.50.
825cc.
69c.
980.
8: 75.
$2.50.
$3.03.
. 83 00.
$6.50.
82.75.
:35 to o 50
$2 75.
64-75-
86 50.,
8425.
Siow
back
$65o
$750.
$850
. . code, we will make a discount of lo per cent. cn
all llmncr Ware lor one week. ()1! heaters in all sizes.
MERRY CHRI
We are out-doing all previous efforts in offering bargains in all departments
m
in
‘WExamine our Line of
UNDERWEAR! '
We have just placed an or-
der for 25 Rolls of those
VELVET
CARPETS!
3
98 WASHINGTON 51., C LU B It“ LDINC,
So. Norwalk. Norwallt.
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BEST . . .
. . . VALUE!
!
THEY
1‘;
We have now in stock
LOWEST
. . . PRICE!
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ARE ALL SMILES!
Because they wear our easy fitting, comfortable Clothing. All our customers feel this
way. TRADE with us and you will FEEL THE SAME !
WINTER CLOTHING 2:22.232"
By trading with us you will always get the best with prices guaranteed.
FRANCIS 8: CO.
'0 WASHINGTON STREET
South Nor-walk.
1 —Wl-._._~_M- 1. mm. - s .
lufants' and children's caps and co
will be sold from 89c and up.
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{A toll and complete line in llolida
Effects.
“ Silver frames from 24c and up, jew
kcrchicf cases, etc.
We have also put on sale a large
$1.39 to $5.00; lormcr prices, 32
!
chm in the latest dost
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GOLDBERG
lentil 8 p. on; Saturdays until 9 30.
‘ GOLDBERG’S
:N. Y. Millicent Parlors!
:FURS! FURS!! FURS!!!
EA in]! and complete line in all kinds of furs. p
Fur capes from 84.1: and upwards.
! A Full Line of'Feather”Boasl
N. B.—--Our store will be kept open during the month cl December
ate at reduced prices. The coats
y Goods, in Silver and Gill Metal
el cases, ink stands, calendars, hand-
assortmcnt oi trimmed hats, from
.24 to $10.
lists will be trimmed during the month of December Free of ..
Charge, when materials are bought at our establishment.
go made Free of Charge.
NEW VORK
MILLINERY PARLORS
53 Wall Otroot.
OPP. NORWALK HOYIL
’S
MAKIVOUR
WANTS KNOWN
IN TH.
EVENING SENTINEL
0. w. n'AvsnoND,
Funeral Director
and Embelmer.
.3 Washington! Otrooe,
Io. Namath.
Residence. Mahecherno Hotel
m7 l
.. .x. . r. m .. .
c. u. shavers
ci'rv IMPLOVHINT AOINOV.
Ladies and gentlemen d uratvclass
elptuanv conceit c trill: nIlia on e at
t eabove gennrzalso oaewls inspections.
elWermnflol‘lefl econ sea employment
outed lmme lolv~ lrstcasnnurso for
IVBIM‘. Fun]! salary o experienced lemon: also
first v has cook to!. ro-tuuaaut.
Wanted quuet lat ly~ onmotaut man {or
pool onmn‘s pinto. ust unolnrmmd garden-
cg.
70 North Main St., South Norwalh, Ct.
Norwalk Chronicler