day
Violent! and on ”or. wlvb fair inter-v cs
pr
mumawmemehlornlk.
mmeummuwom.
deny news. you will confer e
X” Box for the convenience of those
. wish to leeve items of am or other inst-
“embolism! et the whence to Theficntl-
.Wcsncnehonidmulm be ad-
"in EVENING 3mm.
imith Nnr'alh. Donn.
'1‘)» Emma Routine! fun a ”treadmill"!
them of Norwalk and its Suburbs
W. UWablleum the ”militant!
mm of the other Three Local Dail-
‘ flue Frau Room is always open to
.. (menses cannot be guaranteed the
some day copy is handed in. Every rea-
marble alert will be made to accommm
M trons. but changes cannot be in-
, upon es 5 right unless copy is sent
in 12 o'clock in the afternoon of the
fore the change is desired.
Telephone Calls.-
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New York Hos-rem “tirflhiéi- Varmint
The. weather toiav promises o be partly
piosslbly
rdnnd folowetii. Ivght lulu. ‘omnr-
" run it romlew- to he D rt v death to c "only.
temperature to lowed by
1th a-iwly rlrln
33 some coasts.
rain and high wi
Thermometer Record.
Thehlxhwtt-olnt of the hervvmmOier for
thetweniy tourhouve ending at no -n toduy
weevil.“ green above cero; luWIBt. 40 degree-
..t, _
, Minaturc Almanac for Tomorrow.
.lun rinse Sun sets
, mt
High title Low ti le
' 7:.3 7:34 1:55
V ssuonsrsmc: scAmsr A snoon
filtration: Based on the Ground that it is an
Unsuitable Location.
The County Cummissioners are in
l . session today, at the City Council room
in Norwalk. listening to a remunstruncc
' ~ from the residents of Franklin avenue
and vicinity against the granting of a
license to John Hogan for the s.iloon at
’the corner of Franklin rind Boldon
avenues, formerly conducted by Thomas
McMahon.-
Tho remoustrants are represented by
Attorney E. M. Lickwocd. and Mr.
Hogan by Attorney 11. Whitmoro
Gregory.
Mrs. W. A. Pryor. of Riverside avenue,
testified that since Mollfullen's place
had been closed the loculity was quit-t
and peaceable. Before that women and
children were often seen coming out of
the saloon with pails and cans. Lonngers
were always hanging about the place.
using obscene language and insulting
pastors-by. Another fact brought out.
was that the heighborhood was a purely
residential one.
Other witnesses were examined along
the same line. The hearing will con.
tlnuc this afternoon.
Open Healing of the D. A. R.
The Norwulk chapter. D A. R . will
, hold on open meeting on Thursday of-
’v
tornoon at 3:30 o‘clock. at the Control
club rooms. Foch member can bring
oncguest. Mrs Donald McLean. ro
gent of the New York chapter. will ho
presentasthe honored guest, and will
milks an address. The musical pro-
gramme of the afternoon includes selec-
tions by Miss Agnes Linn-john, Miss
Aimee Wood. Miss Louise Wood and
Miss Annabel Nash. A too will be serv-
ed by the Woman's Exchange. The
members can pay at the door the small
unnemeut voted at the last chapter
Election. The board of management
will hold a spocinl meeting in tho prt-si-
dent’s room at 3 p.111. sharp.
Do We Steal?
Julian Ralph gives out in one of his
letters from London some painful and
' cxtraordiuury hints in regard to Ainrri-
can travelers in that city. 110 says in so
many words in the New York Journal,
“I have been repeatedly urged to talk
with this or that hotel keeper about the
tendency of hotel visitors from abroad
to Ital plated Ware and little triflos to
take home as souvenirs."
The “visitors from abroad" indicat-
"ed in the above sentence are. Americans,
end the remark was mode in connection
Vwiiheomc comments on tho thefts of
m Cutie. Londoners were skeptical
it“ elto calling her taking of ar-
title! from shops anything but plain
W. and the thing that made it
Wit to convince them was the fact
but button has suffered and is suffer.
Whom what might be called a real
optimum of shoplifting, and that the
thieves pens for tourists. As there are
aim American tourists than any others,
Won. justly or unjustly, falls upon
, to nation.
It it true that Americans are so vul~
in! end moon in their notions that they
my ofl linen and “plated silverware”
es souvenirs from cockney hotels? If en,
find it is a pity they ever get away
flout their native land, and to show of!
their when and their luck of con-
' Samuel Grumman on the site occupied
‘ north of the four tracks. will receive al-
' William fishery. formerly of Bridge—
port.'m visiting in Stamford. content.
plates omnipgedrug store here. The
one: inaction is not yet decided
upon. A building my be erected by
by the Volunteer Hook and Ladder
company’s truck house, adjoining tisth-'
or A: Grumman's store, or Theodore W.
Austin may erect a structure for the
purpose on the gore of land opposite the
depot.
Rev. B. J. Austin preached on “Manl-
feetations of God to Man." in the Con-
gregationsl church. yesterday morning.
and on "The Ind-walling of Christ and
Spirit." in the evening. ‘
Miss Mary Fth and Miss Fannie
Simpson. who have been conducting
evangelistic services in the Methodist
church for the past two weeks. conclud-
ed their engagement Friday night. Sew
oral conversions have been announced
The special services will be motioned
as lung as interest is manifested.
The Chaucerclnb met at A. S. Bib-i
bins.’ Thursday owning. and discussed
Spencer’s “Fairy Queen.”
Benjamin St. John has a specimen of
the Ass) rian aloe in bloom. It is a rare
thing to find one of these in blossom.
George S. Bailey, who went to New-
burg some time since to be near his
brother. Dr. C. S. Bailey. who was scr-
iously ill. returned home Tuesday, his
brother having died.
The old depot in Glenbrook, which
is shortly to be moved to its new location
terations and repairs. The oust-bound
business is to be conducted in a small
office and there will be a waiting room
on the east end of the platform. similar
to those at Sound Beach and N oroton.
WESTPORl. ’
Charles Ii. Kempcr, Jr.. whose mo-
rocco factory was destroyed by fire
Wednesday morning.will take poasessmn
of Mrs. E. C. Smith's factory, now on-
cupied by the Connecticut Leather corn
puny. until more definite arrangements
cm be made.
The Dramatic club met with Mr. and
Mrs. William L. Taylor. Friday evening.
John J. Croskec has disposed of his
West Side meat market to John W.
Wood. who will take poscssion at once.
al‘he Band of Hope Will have a banquet
‘preuenttocorladyreaderseomeoftheir
in Sons of Temperance Hall. Snturdny
evening, given by Mrs. Arthur S. Hoyt. !
Memorial church Sunday school Will,
have a Christmas tree exercise on Christ-
mas eve.
The engagement is announced of Miss l;
Delhi Vuughu and Rollo O. Beers. The .
wvdilliig will take place at the residence ‘
of the bride's sister in Brooklyn. on thoi
afternoon of January lltli. 1897. Ron,
B. T. Abbott, a former pastor of the:
Methodist Episcopal church here. willl
perform the t-t-reiuouy.
Rev. Jabez Bickus ollioiuted at tho .
l
i
i
chapel in Crunburyfiunduy afternoon. E
Mrs. Mary E. Boers is the guest of her i
daughter, Mrs. JoliuJohnson, in Britlgo- ‘
port. .
The Rev. Charles Ray Palmer. D. 1).. I
of Yale University. has accepted on in- i
vituiion from the Westport Historical 5
society to deliver his paper “The l’il-
grim Fathers." at a meeting this ovon- .
ing. at the residence of Rev. James E
Coley.
The Rev. W. E. Richardson, of Now— 7
huryport. Mass. olliciatod at Memorial
clinrcn. yosterluy.
Funeral services over the remains of
the late Clifford 8. Lyon. u’gcd twenty-
sovcu. who died at the retreat for the in.
sous nt Middletowu. wore hold from the
undertaking rooms of Charles Fable.
Friday uftortmnt. Rev George W.
liorhydt. of Christ church, rend the
burial service. lntcrxnont was in Christ
church cemetery. The following noted
as liunrors: Frederick and Alfrorl Hawk-
ns, .1. Charles Snill'en and Fred E Perry.
The fuiwrsl of Mrs. (Juthvrino White.
Ingr‘tl sixty-throw. who (lied from injui'ivs
revolved by fullingdown n flightof stairs
in Boldon's block,'l‘hursduy ovoning.wus
hold Snturtluy from her late residence.
Undertaker Daniel Driscoll being in
vhurgc. _ .-
ROWAYTON.
Tho steamer Mabel L. Stevens has
been to City island to take the in mi out
of the Kate (3. otovens. which were
pinned there at the time she sank off
Holden’s Point. The Miibt-l oonuuonooo
with. this morning, catching starfish off
‘he spindle. The hole in the Rule is
nearly repaired. and she is undergoing
a thorough ovorhunllnz. Ulosots are
being changed. a new floor laid in the
pilot house, and the wooden window
casings are being taken out and brass
rods. such as are in use on the ferry
boats. are being substituted. When the
improvements out. repairs are completed.
the Kate will be better than over. She
will return to South Norwalk about
Christmas.
Tm fair of the Ladies‘ Union, in
Gulder'e Hull. closed Saturday night.
It was it flattering success. financially
endsocielly.
John end Lulu Como, who are ill
with diphtheria. are improving.
Harry Pepper has given Blppcrlny in
Uo..of Wustport. the contract to bore
~struight bolt.
In «min well at hledouk.
Icy be W by thin the Gospel.
We here mode arrangements
withtheegontsufthe celebrated Bent
Glove-Fitting Patterns. by which we con
verv newest and choicest- patterns of
germeate. Full and explicit directions
for putting together the gartncute ec-
company each pattern
4.:2'Z<—'.‘.‘-'s' Coslimc with iluliro Effect.
HINTS BY MAY MAXTON.
Reseda mohair and broyvn velvet made
this attractive costume. The stylish
waist, which is exceedingly simple in
construction, is made ovora woll-fittwl
lining that closes in centre-buck with
buttons and button-holes. the fullness
being gathered at the neck and waist
line. back and front. A novel feature is
the bolero fronts in square outline and
the pretty epaulets. the free edges of
which are decorated With narrow bands
of velvet. The stylish sleeves, clostaflt-
ting to u censldornblc distance show. the
elbow. are provided with short full puffs
at the top. being the newest of the sea-
son’s models. A smooth collar of velvet
finishes the neck.
The skirt is shaped by a front gore.
two side gorcs and a straight back
breadth. It fits smoothly across the
front and sides, while the back is
gathered across the front and sides
at tho top and completed by a
Three bands of volvci
above the facing form the gut-uh
tore. l’lnin, llllStlll plaid and figured
\voolons,suoli us choriots. nlpuc.i,c.uuol's
hair, tweed and serge will (lovolop pret-
tily by the mode with braid. gimp or
pnssomentvrio as trimming.
To muko’lthis dress for a girl ten years
of ngo will require three untlonoqunrier
yards of fortyvfour-incli wide material.
The pattern. No. tillzti. is out. for girls of
eight. ton, twelve and fourteen years,
and retails for twenty-five cents.
EVENING SENTINEL
OOU'ON.
Entitllng to one Pattern. our elite of No.
Mud
Out thle out. fill in your name and address
and mail or take it to
Sturtevent'e Bergeln House
Nah ..-...-..._.-.-.~__--M.---_.___.._.-._........
Annual -
PATTERN No. asst. SiZE-——~——-IN
Thid coupon and is some ll secure
sbovo pattern at Bturtevunt's. orth Main
and Ann streets. Houth Norwalk.
There is Nothinq So Good.
There is nothing just as good as Dr.
King's New Discovery for consumption.
coughs and colds. so demand it and do
not permit thodenlsr to sell you some
substitute. He will not claim there is
anything boner. but in order to make
more profit he may claim something chin
to be just us good. You want. Dr
King's New Discovery because you know‘
it who safe and reliable. and guurnn~
turd to do good or money rofnndetl. For
coughs. colds, consumption nod for all
ufl'vetionsof thronnchvst and lungs. there
is nothing so good as is Dr King's New
Discovery. 'l‘rinlbottlcs free nt R. H.
l’lnisted's drug storo. South Norwnlk.
Regular size 500 and $1.
Buctlln'e Arnlce Salve
The best solve in the world for cute.
bruises. sores, ulcers. salt rheum, fever
sores. tetter, chapped hands. chilhluins,
come, and all skin eruptions. and posi-
iiany cures piles. or no pay required.
it is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
tion or mom-v refunded. Prico 25 taunts
per box. Ill. . Weed and G. U. Btillson.
om “rat's...
Try Electric Bitters us a remedy for
your troubles? If not. got 11 bottle now‘
and got relief. This medicine has been
found to ho peculinrly uduptctl to the re-
liuf and cure of ull lacmnlo Complaints,
exerting a wonderful direct influence in
giving strength and tons to tho organs.
if you have Loss of A petite, Constipm
tion. llomlncho, Fainting Spells, or nro
Nervous. blimplcss, Excitnble, Mullin-
oholi' or troubled with Dizzy Spoils, Elem
tric litters is the. medicine. you nood.
ure Rl‘ltuillllt't‘fl trengtonlth nndill-byh
its use. Tifty omits. .nitl 31.00 nt Stsll
son's and Wood’s stores.
champion 8th ol the World.
Miss Annie Oakley writes: "Myself
and many of the Buffalo Bill Wild Wm
Co. have given Allen's Foot-saw. the
powder to shake into the shone. a most
thorough trial. and can honestly say
that it does all if not more than you
claim." It instantly takes the sting out
of norm; and hunions. Allen’s Footnnso
is a certain cure for swollen, smartin .
aching. blistored or eventing feet. Bo d
by all dragging and shoe stores, twenty-
five cents. Sample sent free. Address
Am Se “mm “M. Na Ye
lgrout and a clean healthy seal .
F. W.XITOKILL ...........Haue¢er
One Bolid Week.
Wednesday and Saturday
Matinee,
~. Commencing
IONOAY. OEOEIBER lbth
Return of the Favorites.
Frederic and Minnie
SEWARD!
Supported by a flrsbolnes company. and the
finest
Band and Orchestra ‘
Ever Been in this citY. Mondav.
CAPITAL AGAINST LABOR
Change of bill nluhtly. Prices too. too and
3m. Reserved seats now on sale atWeed’s so
Tomllnson’s.
Ieeeeeeevee ------- ell-eleeellteII-Ie .........
.
Opera House Gouncn.
'l‘lnsconpon and 15 cents will entitle :
uni Indytiaroservodeout for Men ay ;
~ right.) presented at Weed’sund’l‘om- .
llnsons fore o p. 111.. Monday. De- I
: teuibor 14th. '
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Hannibal A. Williams
The Distinguished
SHAKESPERIAN
REGITALIST.
Will Present
KING HENRY IV
At no
Congregational Church,
South Norwolk.
iuasoiv EVENING,DEO.I5
'l Ickets, 350.
Noreevrvetl scan; This is b‘hekoepewre‘s
most engaging. iii—loin: txaglmomedy. in
which Mr. Villilnms excels. d 8 1w
Grand concert!
Abl)
ENTERTAINMENT!
Jerome MEyBanjo
Club!
AT ODD FENLOWS’ HALL.
South Norwnlk,
MONDAY, EVENING,DEO.I4
Ft’lll Till". BilNl—aFl l' U!“
Eureka Rebekah Lodge.
Tickets. 25 (fonts.
HOYT'S THEATRE
Wednesday and
Thursday _
.10le \V. ISUAM‘S
“OCTOROONS”
A Two Ssa‘on Success
Mirth, Melodv, Merii nent,
Comrdv. Specialtirs, (lpera.
4o Vi-t‘uli~ts bonded by
BESSIE Llili.
The (ire-at Amrrirn'u Soptano,
HENRY ll. _l.\L l{\().\l, Tenor.
Not h Dull Moment.
.\'o l lisitlcasmg Feature.
Mr. and Mn. Tom McIntosh.
Prices in. so. no, son.
boats now on min or l' liniutl'h‘ and l‘lunoo‘s
The Best
Christmas
Present
for yonmelflfyou llvo.nnd vour
lumlli iiyo- din. is an indomi—
iu‘nl policy in the .
Connecticni (,‘wnetol Life
lnsurame CH.t»f Hartford.
With ltwnrunoons withcvcrvililn '
olstt. llll‘ll' i H the oimutw-t llll|
do our «my will . lvo a young nmn
ll hnumntl tlnlill'h lnsurnnun to
tt-a'nioy ll lllm'il in oil logo in.
donor Inuit“ \vliui you hove pnltl
M will stun paying any tlnin nilnr
throw vi-nrs vusli \‘lllllt‘. or pniil
iinpollt'y.« r be ln~uri~d Der tho
lull mnount for tho balnn o of the
form.
I. 8. L'HOMMKDIEU.
4 South Main Hircot.
BRANCH STORE
or run
Stamford Candy Kitchen
will be opened on or
about DEB. in, with
a full lino of pure home
made ()ANllll‘h-i from
10 cents n pound up-
wurds. Do not forgot
the place.
24 South Main Street.
SOUTH NORWALK.
H ale'e O0 mp0 u rid,
comm:
MAKES 'l‘rili HAIR GROWN !
Norman. Court. Angst. less.
MR. H. R. HAuI.
Dmn Him-«Lust winter my two girls
were nllhctml with a severe scalp trouble,
the oldest one being so bud that all the
bolt on the crown of her hand fell out.
and the scalp wot a tunes of sores and
«turf 'l‘ho young one wns ulfected in the
some way. and her hair hud dmppod out
in a spot as largo as ono's hand. was in-
tending tot hire them to u physician when
a friend told me to call and got a bottle
of Hale's Compound Quininc. Idlduind
am pleased to say that two bottles effected
a mnipleto cure; new hair grow on the
holds ore. and they now have a full
“”90- n- To
us ,_
Feirfield County.
BUSIEST - STORE
w H V? . 9' ..
Because we are eyn-
din-to buyers. and
can afford to I.“ an
low. If not Iowanthen
any N V. Houeo.
THE
OUR STORE
- .
OSTON STORE
NORWILK. CONN.
!
NA‘Y. OFFICE. Q“ BROADWAY.
PENING
I
01"
the
Home
of
anta Claus!
Crysiainzrsd Orange or Lemon Peel.
highest grade. Dr. Hundy’s new French Prunes, double prepared. the
finest article in the market.
Nuts! Nuts! Nuts!
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 young 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. We shall 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,
Cor. Main and Wall Streets, Norwalk. Ct.
The Home": Boston Store Will Be Open Every Evening Until After Christmas.
DEB. Iii & I? ' " "
For Holiday Trade!
It has always been our aim to provide our customers with the best pro-
ducts fro u the different markets of the world. and the large measure of
SilCCCSs‘ which we have met With in former yours has prompted us to great-
er efforts for the season of 1896 and '97
Here he has deposited every-
v-rnx-w-w 7' ._. ——4 _.
TELEPHONE CALL, 53.2.
Fancy Malnga Cluster and Loose Muscatel Raisins, Leghorn Citron,
The quality of these goods is of the
Mixed Nuts, English Walnuts. Princess Paper Shell Almonds. Califor-
nia Almonds, Pecans, r‘ilbcrts, Brazil: and jordan Shelled Almonds; also
Nut Mrats niall kinds. We tan guarantee these nuts all new. Fancy
Gilt Edge Creamery Butter.
Leave us your order for a Ferris Ham or
top notch of perfection
Turkey for‘Christmds.
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR. Leading Grocer,
The highest grade of Coffee to obtain.
a strip of Boneless Bacon, the
and sweetness. You want a nice home dre-sed
Leave us your order for one that will please you.
33 West Washington Street, South Nari-elk. 0t
HAVE THE
5
3 p‘c’kg's None Such Mince Meat. 250
4 lbs California Raisins. 25c
4 lbs good Currents. 250
2 lbs Mixed Nuts, 250
2 lbs Grunge or Lemon Peel. 250
ll cons best Pumpkin. 25c
New crop N. 0. Molasses per gal . 48c
it you on inflows
“”w“ ”' '
We’ve So
Evening Sentinel Left at Your House
.... Regular. . . . .‘
lved the Problem!
Of big selling in groceries by keeping at large assortment, at prices as attractive as
the quality. Old customers know how great the values are. To bring
new customers, we give these quotations:
Ennmeline. per box, 4o 3 1b package Prepared Buckwheat, 10c
Best Soda Crackers, per 1b., to 3 lb package Pan Coke Floor. 260
Gold Dust, per p'k’g.. lilo 5 gallons Kerosene Oil. 45c
Baker's Cocoa. per box, 20c Porto Rico Molasses, per gallon. 40!:
4 bars Cotton Oil Soap. _, 250 ll lb pail Cottolene, 250
7 bars ‘l-ligglne’ Soap. the 8 cons Baked Bonus. 250
31bit Boneless Cod Fish. 250 9 lbs Boat Buckwheat. 25c
NEW YORK GROCERY CO.
Donovan Building. - - - - - - - - Southflrwelk.
' 3. AND .37 MAIN UTIIIT. "DIWALI.
Norwalk Chronicler