1 £9: “if Wi-
WW stream as
M Mitten adhesion a
”walk windiest night, at s
, . . intended school meeting. to pan
Methadone new school-house on
“I mam corner 01 the Gregory
. sold Ind Second avenue. and ap-
W‘s cellulite» of tire to secure
pines tor a building. Alonzo W. Smith
nieces chairman of the meeting.
Mm the wading of the call. the report
them committee appointed sov-
months ago to select and get figures
one suitable site. was taken up. Action
on the report. it will be recalled. was de.
tested until the matter of consolidating
”thesehool‘dislrlots was determined at
the last town election. Last
night A. C. Golding. a member
or the committee. offered a resolution
that the met of'land mentioned above,
which has a trontage of 150 test on the
N. Gregory Point road and is 3350 feet deep,
’bepurchased at a cost of $2,800; that
that sum be appropriated. and that the
’r district committee be empowered to
borrow the money to pay for the site.
The question was discussed in all its
phases and bearings. Harry Morehouse
‘ suggested the building of u louiwroom
addition to the present building.
imam H. Tolles. J. R. Marvin, E. H.
Gumbart. E. E. Gorham and James L.
Hoyt forcibly advocated the erection of
a school-house on the Benedict Form.
ML'Gnmbart, aided by figures on the
blackboard, showed the crowded con-
dition of the school today. and wherein
thebnildiug of an addition would not
Defensible. 'Within two years. at the
present rate of increase in the enumera-
tion, the {our rooms would be filled, he
said, and another addition or a new
school-house would be necessary.
00mmitteeman E. B. Smith said
545 pupils were registered in the district
and twenty or twenty~flvs attended
schools in other districts. In the lowest
primary grade there were eighty pupils.
There would be material enough. with
the opening of the fall term. next year.
to fill three more rooms. William War-
den spoke ounsticly of the burden of tax-
ation upon the working people. He was
in favor of good schools. however, and
was willing to abide by the will
of the majority. whether
it was to build a new school house or an
addition to the present one. Others
who made remarks were John L. Mains.
Oscar St. John, John Keogh. James K.
Hyatt and Ernest Groeschner. When
the question was called for. Mr. (told-
ing’s resolution passed without a dis-
senting voice. William Warden then
made a motion that a comniittco of thrce
be appointed to secure plans for a school
house and submit them at a future
meeting, addingthe suggestion that the
building be a good one and plenty large
enough. He accepted an amendment
that the committee consist of live mem-
bers, and they wure appointed by the
meeting as follows: .l. ll. Marvin, W.
G. LeConut, A. C. Golding. W. 5. Han-
10rdund Hurry Morehcuse. The com
mittee Was given power to and to its
numbers if it was deemed advisable. The
meeting adjourned subject to the call of
the district committee.
-Buy your homecanncd fruit at the
Christmas bazaar.
Sunday morning, at the East Avenue
Methodist Episcopal church. Rev. A. II.
Wyatt will preach in exchange with the
pastor. In the evening the evangelistic
meetings will he continued. Rev. A.
J. Smith will preach a short sermon
from the subject, "Why is Thy I’lavc
Empty at My Table?" Revival services
l
i
will follow. The singing will be led by I
the quartetto. 5
~Bargains in fancy Work at theiudios'
bazaar.
The ladies" Uhristmas bazaar promises
to eclipse the successes of former years.
On account of the South Norwulk cu-
tertsinment. on the 15m. the East Avo-
nuc Aid society has changed its dates
to Monday and Tuesday evenings, Ile-
camber l-ith and lath. The prmscods
ofthc fair Will go toward the interest
of the church debt.
About two hundred of the Juniors
were present at the Junior league
meeting, yesterday. Mist Grace Haw—
kins recited "The Christmas Tree,“
much to the delight of the children.
A potty of Epworth Lieuguers Went
into the country, Thursday. in Goa»
menu's wagon. utter greens for
ohurchdccorstion.
‘j‘w hierrison will have u tablc
and manufacture Venetian iron work at
the m. fl
In. E. II. Wheeler. of South Osborn
emu. is in Branchville, visiting hm-
Mflltkr. Hrs. Robert Edmunds.
A tones is being coustmctwl lwtween
the Menus of beorge H. Bell and
Certain Warm. in Cove shoot.
, III Bettie Collver. who has visited
in lost isms. has returned toner
boats in New Beam-d.
'buryport, Mass. will preach in Holy
Theme, "A Way Out of the Rats.”
Qatmeal
. which pro.
serves the fine flavor and
great strength of‘ the out.
At the Advent church. tomorrow.
Rev. F. S. Ainsworth will preach in‘ the
morning. on ”The Coming Kingdom."
In the evening a mini service will be
held. Seats free. All are welcome.
Mrs. Esther Wheeler is having div-icon
fences erected between her property and
that of the East Avenue Methodist Eplsv
copnl church and Mr. Faneher.
e-All‘rhe butchers will be represented
in the great supper. served for 2.5 cents
at the Christmas bazaar. Dec. '14 audio. .
A. T. Eldredge. ct'Betts place. has re-
turned from a trip West in the interest
of the Norwalk Iron Works company.
Mrs. F. S. Seymour, of Henry street.
entertained her Sunday school class. last
night. at her home."
Howard (iorham.of Keyssr avenue.
has been quite sick.
Robert Tate, of Henry street, is sick.
SUNDAY AT THE CHURCHES.
Pastors and their Themes in the Pulplls 0
News": Tomorrow.
First Baptist church. F. E. Robbins,
pastor. Sunday morning the pastor will
preach upon V‘ Belief and Acceptance."
In the evening the subject will “ If 1 ho
Lifted up.” Young Pt'oplo's meeting at
6:30. All are welcome.
Grace church. S. H. Watkins, rector.
Sunday. December 13:11. 8 u. ”L, Holy
Communion; 10:30 .1. 1a.. Morning
Prayer and sermon: 1‘2 111 . Sunday
school: 7:30p m.. Evening Prayer and
sermon. The vector will ofliciutc and
preach.
The RewW. 15. Richardson, of New-
Trinity church, Westport, on Sunday
morning.
Nora-all: Methodist. Episcopal church.
A. ll. “'yutt, pastor. Preaching at
10:30 a. in. by Rev. A. .l. Smith. in cr-
change with the pastor. Sunday school
at 12 m.: lipworth League at ozclo p. m.
The pastor will preach at. 7:30 p. in.
Mr. Tilly plays the cornct'ut the oven-
ing service. Everybody heartily wci.
come.
The fourth anniversary of the consc-
crution of St. Mary‘s church will be oh-
‘l‘tro Million moons." this hiring
the fourth sermon iii the “Gospel on
Wheels” series. A cordial invitation to
all.
HDWAYTON.
Divine service will be held in the Bap-
tist church tomorrow morning at 9:45, a
men's meeting. leader; Deacon Sharer.
10:45. preaching by the pastor: Subject.
“The Holy Spirit in the Church.” Bible
school at 12 o‘clock. Junior Y. P. 8. C.
E. at 3:30. Senior Christian Endeavor
at c p. m. Preaching service at 7
o'clock. Subject. “Seal of Tarsus~hls
Ctmversion." A cordial invitation to
all of these services is extended.
The following went to New (Juneau,
Friday afternoon. to insist in the ordi.
nation of the pastor-elect of the Baptist
church: Rev. C. H. Hands, J.Crockctt,
Mr. Lockwood and W. H. Grant.
Alvuh Tuthill's residence on Hickory
Bluff is nearing completion, and the
fondly will soon more into it.
Miss Edna Mills picked some violets
in the ileld. one day this week.
The fair of the Ladies‘ Union of the
Meth‘mlist Episcopal church opened last
night in Guldirr's Hall. The decorations
in the hall nndthc arrangement of the
tables were. very tasty. and called {or
many compliments forthcludics. Th§lI
recdipts were also gratifying. The fair
will he coutnucd tonight.
Mrs. Daniel Davenport. o! Ilrldg >port,
spent yesterday with Mr. and Mrs. W‘l-
llum '1‘. Raymond, at “The Maples."
rvice.
Téiéfiiléiifig
THE SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND
TEIEPHONE CO.
Offers Telephone Service in this
city with an equipment of Metallic
Circuit, and Long Distance Trans
mittenut
$25 a Year and Upwards,
according to the amount and char-
acter of the service.
For details, address
oflice 0f the company,
SENTINEL BUILDING.
the local
Washington Street,
South Norwalk. Conn.
served. tomorrow.
will be a 5014 mu high mass, and the scr~
man will be delivered by Rev. Sullivan,
of New York, a Jesuit priest. The choir
has prepared special music for tho occu-
sion. and it is expected that the church
will be crowded. In the afternoon Rev.
Sullivan will present the crosses and the
diplomas to the promoters of the Luigi“?
of the Sacred Heart.
Rex-.3. Range. of New York, “'Iil
preach in St.l’etcr's church. North Main
street. at 10:30 and 7:30 o‘clock. Sun-
day school will be held at H.
First Congregational church, Thomas
K. Noble, pastor. Services at 10:30 a,
m. and 7:30p. m. Rev. SamuelSuovillo.
of Stamford. will preach morning and
evening. Everybody cordially wol- l
corned. f
Rev. Gerald H. Board will preach to-';
morrow morning at the South Norwulk l
Congregational church. Subject. " So- ',
cial and Christian Union." I
At the South Norwalk Buptistchurch, I
the pastor will preach tomorrow morn—
ing and vveniug. Juniors meet at. .3
o'clock. (‘hristiau I'lllflt‘fl'i)!‘ meetingi
ntii.
At tho First Methodist Cpiscopul
church. West avenue, the pastor. A. H.
Kuvanugh. will preach ut “Hill a. Ill.
l
Xmas Goods
The 103m service.
BRANCH STORED I
(IF THE
Stamford Candy Kitchen.
“ill b0 illlilnt‘tl on or
about DEC. 15, with
a full line of pure homo
made CANDIES from
10 cents a pound up
words. Do not {vi-get
the place.
24 South Main Street,
SOUTH NURWALK.
The Best
Christmas
Present
for your-tell ii .Vull live. and rour
‘umily ”you die. is an Endown-
iucnt policy in the
Connecticut General Life
Insurance Co..ot‘ llarilonl.
\\ilhinsumnm-m u‘itltcvcntliim:
i‘lhi‘, the Im-t in the "lumped and
w- ts-r dnv will civuu vounc mun
lt'lhlilhilllll tin Iurs itmiruncu to
tremor h nwclt in olnl "no. You
{In [ml mun “hill vim limo Wild
it you stop paving our How alto"
Miro-.- wars mull mine. or will
uppvlivymr be insured lot the
lull mnnunt fur III“ lrilun: i‘ ui‘ tho
term.
8. S. L‘HOMMID'EL’,‘
4 South Main Street.
.h_"zm£E=E===========P£=EEIIID
I ll
I
Pictures,
and bamboo cuslcs, cup and! sauce
cascls, g
painted s
cabinet pictures, hand painted plaques
and panel
Headquarters for artists‘ materials.
L. H. DECfiER
novrmrs m crumb”.
Goodsfor the Holidays, Christmas Papeteries and
Magazines.
Hand Painted llccorati
and Jack
SKATES SHARPENEDI
Watch this space for '97 models of
and stored at re
raao'wsocrns.
one to Order.
lramcd and unfrmncil, oak
lass cabinet frames. , band
liver and leather frames. for
s. Pictures framed to order.
Ill WASHINUTHN H'l‘lil'IE'I',
HO. Ni IRWALK.
Dl
Skates, Polo Sticks
Knives.
bicycles. Bicycles rented repaired
asonable prices.
i9 Main St... Norwalk.
Th@ e lo 7a 0
ii). iii. Rood]
@ompnny.
How
HOLIDAY SHOPPING
GROWS!
How quickly the crowds of buyers
catch the inspiration of thewbright
Christmas offerings! How gladly
they least upon the winsome goods
that are destined to make thousands
happy! Lots and lots of folk start
out with only the intention of looking
and locating the best place to choose.
and buy almost as soon as they get
here. The very things they want are
here and they do it to make sure.
Crockery. Bric-a-Brac. Silverware.
Cut GIISS.‘ Lampsv—whut elegant
gifts they will make and what choice
choosings we are showing. Cake
Baskets. Nut Bowls, Bread Trays.
Card Trays. Ben. Boss and Tea and
Water Sets in delightful variety.
Rookwoow’cltery. Jardinleres.
. Toys-more than ever. Toy Sew~
ing Machines. for $1.00. that are
warranted to work perfectly. Toy
Pianos. Doll Carriages. Bureaus,
Dressing cases. A Doll Swing. for
25 cents. China and Metal Tea
Sets. Iron Stoves. 25 cents. Sim-
plex Type-.vtiter.$2.75. Blackboards.
25 cents.
Men’s Neckwear, a line line 4—in-
hands and made up lies such as locks
and band bows. 25 cents each.
Finest lino tin-hands. for 50 cents.
that we have ov-sr hud—-rcgulsr
shapes and in imporiais.
Full line of pulls in black satin.
black silk. white silk and in dark and
light colors. for 50 cents each.
Handkerclilclz;~—scread out so that
you can onsév lillil 1hr: sorts you are
looking for. Every kind that's made,
every grade of quality. beauty and
price. Selling as last circus
tickets almost.
‘33
Apron Lawns-apron lengths—45
cents each, ludia Linen in tho reg~
ulrir linen color. 40 inches deep. I}.
yards in the piece—hemstitchcd and
open-work border. Just think. 15
cents for an apron!
Special sale of I-‘urs. One oi ihc.
most remarkable price, offerings that
holiday selling (“r-r knew-.2 Mark—
down prices right in the height of
Christmas Buying ~weeks before any
store over thinks of doing such a
thing. The loudest hope of anyone
to own a comfortable for garment
can now be gratified at the lowest
price ever known. Don’: mvzs such
a chancel
I I I CALL I I I
South Norwalk
Hardware 00.
Ali“ MEI: Till-I .\ILW
Patent Mucilcge Bottle!
It is u \i'nl‘klvl‘l‘ll sight to we mio oi them
work : ll costs you nothinu to sm- lhoul.
(nil tit your Ufll'hl“! nmmriullll)‘.
The $0. Norwalk Hardware
Company.
the NATIONAL MUCILAGE co.
By using the
erfection
Radiator
llcats adjoining or upper rooms
without additional expense for
{no .
Call undSce it. Repairs for any
stove that's made.
THE
NORWALH PM“!!! s MFG. 00.
Foot End Washington Street Bridge.
P?! w a... ....
W quests“
Storage Warehouse
ThaLlnc-nln Htomrte Warehouse
0 l utcr street. a low doors south
cl Washington trust. in the Oitr
o South homo k. Is now even let
the storage of
Household Furniture, PIsncs,ll-
cycles, Carriages, Ito.
For lull particulars inquire at the
office at
TAVLOH l GOLDEN.
'It WANIIXNGTON STREET.
Booth Nomi. Connecticut
lT’RIsT
2 GAZETTEIBUILDING. NORWALK, CONN.
cousin-1
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M It
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Ileuvy Beaver C
SPECIAL PRICES 0 .\l
to so. I
MUFFS.
Black Ilarc Mulls,
French Coney Mulls,
Algerian Seal Mulls,
China Seal Mulls,
Electric Seal Mulls,
lllack ()ppossnm Mulls,
Black 'l‘hilwt Mulls,
FEATHERS AND FUR BOAS.
Real ()sirich Fe
It H
other Boas,
M U
l yard long.
Thibct Fur Boss,
1 yard long,
I 1.2 yards long,
JACKETS.
loll: Jackets, all sizes,
" “ velvet collar.
lrsided from and
-| . it
high roller,
lluiclc Cloth Jackets, silk lined, ,
l’ccsianlamh (Sloth Jackets, lined through,
House'furnlshing Department.
TIES. CAPES AND CLOTH JACKETS!
ln_order to induce our friends to buv their Furs and Jackets before the holiday season, we ’ have made '
specuai prices on them for this week. We do not keep certain lines of these goods, manufactured expressly
for Bargain sales; such goods are unfit for wear and dear otauv price. We have the some facilities as
other me reboot: to acquire such goods, but have never been induced to enter into competition ‘with goods
which are sure to bring regret both to the buyer as Well as the seller. ‘
livery garment we sell. we fully guarantee both in quality and workmanship.
French Concy Collarettes,
French Concy Capes,
Wool Seal Collarcttcs,
Black Opossum Coliarettcs
Algerian Seal Coilnrcttes,
Algerian Seal Capes,
China Seal Capes, full sweep,
94 5o, 5 50, 6.50.
0.LO, 15.00.
$6 or, 7.50.
9.50.
85 so. 750-
813.50.
825 cc.
696.
93!}.
SI 75.
82.50.
83.00.
83 00.
$6.50.
$2175.
$3 10050
82 75.
84-75‘
80 50.
84. :5.
35.0w.
back -
$6 50.
'7 5°-
*\ r5350.
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Ladies’l’lecccd Lined Gloves ’
lac Pair.
Gents’ Unlaundcrcd Shirts,
29c Each.
Latlies’ Outing Skirts,
45c Each.
- 5C
98 WASHINGTON ST..
“50. Home“.
BEST '. . .
. . . VALUE!
FRANCIS
Fur capes from 84.2.; and upwards.
will be sold from 89c and up.
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N. Y. Mill_i_r_I_e__r_i_i Parlors!
infants' and children's caps and coats at reduced prices.
HOLIDAY GOODS.
xi
We have now in stock
.FURS! FURSII FURSll
A full and complete line in all kinds of furs.
The costs
; A Full Line of Feather Boas!
Etlccts.
kcrchicf cases, etc.
until 8 p. m.; Saturdays until 9 3c.
tA full and complete line in Holiday Goods, in Silver and Gilt Metal
Silver homes from 24c and up, jewel cases, ink stands, calendars, hand.
We have also put on sale a large assortment of trimmed hats, from
$.39 1085.00; former priccs,‘32.24 to $10.
lists will be trimmed during the month of December Free of »
Charge, when materials are bought at our establishment.
flows in the latest design made Free of Charge.
‘GOLDBERG’S
N B.——0nr store will be kept open during; the month of December i
NEW VORK
MILLINERY PAR LORS
53 WI" tenet.
EFF. NORWALK HOTEL
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In order to make room in this department lor lloliduy Goods, we will make a discount of 10 per cent. an
iill llmncr Ware for one week. (I'll heaters in all sizes.
MERRY CHRIS | MASII
We are out-doing all previous efforts in offering bargains in all departments in
WémExamine our Line of
UNDERWEAR!
We have just placed an or—
dcr for 25 Rolls of those
VELVET
CARPETSI
Y
Hbvr.
(HUB BUILDING,
WNprwalit.
- ., Then—”mm
LOWEST
.. . PRICE!
THEY 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 l
WINTER BLOTHIN 2:12.232"
By trading with us you will always get the best with prices guaranteed.
.6 WASHINGTON STREET
South NorWIlk.
f”
unkzvoun
WANTS KNOWN
IN TH-
EVENINB SENTINEI.
....-..-Jll
61”....”"mmouo,
Funeral Director
and Embelmer.
.3 WIIhing-ton Dir-It,
II. NorWIIIr.
Residence. Mnhsoltemo Hotel
c. a. «severe
OI'I'V IMI'LOVMINT AGENCY.
Ladies and gentlemen dostrin first clue
help in any conceit ca obtain u some a
thenbovongencym not lose wishing positions.
.elt ior male or female. can secure employment
outed linmmllntolywl-irst «tins» nurse tor
balm. oml salary to experienced person: also
first 1-. mm molt fur re Ill Ilium.
\l’anto I lmmediatva—‘(Jompetnnt mun lor
«out cirum's place. Most undo. stand garden-
on.
70 North Main St... South Not-walk. Ct.
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