Evening sentinel, Thursday, December 17, 1896 · page 5

 

 

 
 

. RENRRETIIEIIIIRWALKS’

IIASRES IIERE All! THERE RY TIIE
SEITIIEL’S REPORTERS.

In. pl 111. m they no and lion
1 la flunk, loath luv-Ii all Vlslally
Darla. Their Diurnal humps“
The Norwalk Military Institute will

close {or the holidays, Wednesday, and
reopen January 41. .

 

The New York World and Journal
have raised their price to two cents out-
side of Greater New York and Jersey
City.

~H. & B. pocket knives, every blade '

hand forged and warranted
Norwalk Hurware company.
W—
Minnie Lester and her company will
opeuaweek’s engagement, next Mon-
day, in the Grand Opera House, Stani-
ford.

—-Ho1'se blankets from 75w up. Far
and plush robes, 20 per cent. discount,
from nowto Christmas. M. J. Mc~
Nerney, Donovan block.

South

 

The storm, yesterday. interfered with
trailic on the Tramway road, and it was
late in the day before cars were running
between Norwalk and Stamford.

JLadies‘ wrappers, 25 pu- cent.
count, at the Boston store, Norwalk.‘

dis’

Herman Malmo, of North Main street,
was about the firstoue in town, yester-
day, to have a sleigh out. He liked the
sport so well that he drove to Stamford
in company with John fichaub, Jr.

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—Prof. M. S. Roseu, the well-known
oculist-opticion, can be consulted at his
office, in the parlor of the City Hotel.
South Norwalk, Tuesdays, from 9 a. m
to 8 p. :11. Eyes examined free.

TheWoman‘sChristian'l‘emporance Un~
ion will visit the Soltliers’Home, Friday,
the 18th. They will take the cars that go
about 3 o'clock. All interested are in-
vited. All visitors are freely shown to
all parts of the buildings. Take steam
cars.

—We have the finest Malaga grapes in.

town; also the best oranges. W11 handle
more Mulaga grapes and orangcsthau all
fruit stores together, at Cnueo's.

The Iron Moulders'l'mou. of Norwalk,
has elected these oliiccrs: President. H.
F. Crawford; vice-president, J. Erllmr-
11rd; recording secretary, .l. H. Shoehan'.
financial secretary, .l. H. Kenny: induc—

tor, William Lat-tin; door-keeper, Henry 1

Moore.

—-Y on, like hundreds of others, are
wondering what you can give for Christ
mus presents. Come and see our dis-
play of many pretty and useful things,

such as novelties in neckwcar, fancy
suspenders, smoking jackets, bath
robes, etc. Comstock Brothers.

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Before

Retiring....

take Aycr’s Pills, and you will
sleep better and wake in better
condition for the day’s work.
Aycr's Calliartic Pills: have no
equal as a pleasant and effect.
11a! remedy for constipation,
biliouaucss, sick headache, and
all liver troubles. They are
sugar-coated, and so perfectly
prepared, that they cure with-
out the annoyances experienced
in the use ct so many of the
pills on the market. Ask your
druggist for Aycr‘s Cethartic
Pills- When other pills won’t
help you, Aycr's 1s

THE PILL THAT WILL.

FIRST NATIONAL BANK.

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acted officers last night.

 

The public schools will close Thurs-
day of next week for the Christmas
vacation.

It' is probable that Norwslk'l electric
lights willbeburned until 11.111 under
a new contract.

 

The young. people of the Norwalk
Methodist church are preparing Christ-
mas decorations.

 

largest line of holiday goods in the
county.

 

Knbaosa Encampment, I. O. O. F.,
will confer the third degree, tonight, at
a special meeting.

The Twin City Wheelmen'l smoke1
will be held New Year‘s eve, in the
Swurlz & Uorbett's block.

—-1(11) dozen ladies' all linen initial
haudkerchiefs, 12);.‘c each, tomorrow, at
the Boston store, Norwalk

A meeting of the Brotherhood of St
Andrew of Grace church will be held
tonight in the (‘ruild room.

The teachers in the public schools of
Norwalk will‘reccive their December
salary on Wednesday, the 2'11:

The Scandia society gave its semi
monthly dance last night in Raymoud‘ s
Hall. There was a very good attend-
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“Religious Reading“ will be the sub—

this evening.

The annual communication of 51.
held tonight. Officers for the ensuing
year will be elected 1,1411! installed.

The South Norwalk «poshoilice lobby
was flooded with water and the ceiling
ruined, this morning, by the bursting: of
:1 pipe on the second floor of the build-
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The committee of the South Norwalk
longregationl church will llliit this
evening, after service, those who wish
communion in '07.
The Young Woman's Christian Tom-

.lohh Cash-11v, (‘oncnrd street,
1 row evening, at 7:45. Those who are in-

te 11d.

Clarence Webster and Truman (I'au
field are stockholders in a company cal
led the "Achermctcc," i'w!‘ the 111mm:
facturc of all kinds of inks and shot"
1bluclting. They havt1 an oilice in Ann
street.

—.’.11 dozen ladies‘ 7710 pocket-melts.

Norwal k.

l1l4lwardljtreet, anticipating the wants
of Christmas shoppers, has placed belon-
thom a choice line of novelties, fancy.
goods and substantial dry 13111119, all dc-
sirable for gifts, and at very low prim-s
looks, booklets and calendars are shown
in great variety.
kinds are Mr. Street's pride.

~—(‘4ut glass, silver and china novelties
for the holidays. at Plaisted's

William Hendricks, of “71111. Nor-
walk is supplying: (lomrar tors Mairs A
Lewis with 3W1 piles fiom trms cut i111
West Norwalk woods, to be dc‘ i1'4- rod .11
the Danbury dock. 'l‘h41 piles will be.
Insed 1n t'ullillim: :1 04'0"“. 111 which tho
i :ompanv l1'1s with tl1c(‘411.144li4lat14l1'ail-
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ibutter, L’lr. lb: 3 lb. pity. prcpuzul
‘:backwlu-at. 111:1: baking1 beans, 41t.;
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{'23 lbs. uranulatul sugar, $1
(luv'cry (I41 . Donovan block. So.
walk.

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Herbert 1'). Ward. tl1'1 Ill\1l.'~
hudmud of Elizabeth >111 111
Ward, hats \vrirtcn :1 now novcl,
will be 1h!1 fiction feature of The Ladics‘
Home Journal during 114117." is :1I1u1n
111111111 flow and has (1111 unique title of
“The Burglar Who Moved Paradise.
it. is :1 sequel to Mrs. Ward's "An Old
Maid.4411’aradi1-1o.H the husband taking
up the pen where Miss Phelps bud natu-
_.1llvt41put it down when she became
" Mrs. Ward.

——M,en‘s nun-hi1 and ilauucl niul114
3 shirts, The kind, 7.1311, to'.moirow at the
Boston store. 1 '41r11'allz.

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’l‘hcfuutralol’ Miss Lottie Hotchkiss
was held. Tuesday aftcrumm. at 1:3!)
41'1l:1::k at the residence of her mother
,in ll1rby avenue. The service was
3144111111111' and impiessivc, and was con-
ducted by R0120 l'. Woodcock, of An-
souls.
lin the pailor us though usl11r1n,11111'r111111d'
god by nmuorcms floral tributm After
the ritual M r. Woodcock read the bean-
itlfull1yn111,".\sl4'cpin.lcsus.":1nd after
prayer read a second, “Lend Kindly
11.1mm," Tho pallbearers were Frank
‘1.W Hinnnous,Au4l1ewJEwen. Robert
1. Gilbert 111141 F. Will liallock. [11
Iti-rmont was in the Birmingham name
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~l1‘ine assortmeutr'owlwslelghs at Luther
ierght‘» Repository.

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—The Boston store, Norwalk. has the ,

,ject of the mid‘chk service at- the;
South Ncrwnlk Congregational church, I

John‘s Lodge, A. l". and A. M., will be?

to unite with the church at the firstj

pcrance Union will meet with Mrs:
tnmor- ‘

terested in thcwurk are invited to :1t~1

.30:- each, tomorrow, at the Boston store, 1

Handkerchiefs of all '

: I cakes Babbitt's‘

Nor— 4

Pin lps .
which"

The remains reposed on :1 spin,

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(“elebratcd {411' its greatlonvenim; streuulh

11nd heulthlulluoss Abll-llllt‘.“ (1141 food against

11 um and all forms of adultcrullon 40m-

mou to the: heap brands.
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Six tramps wero sheltered at the Nor-
walk lockup, last night.

John F. Kennedy has moved from
Swarm. & (Jorbett's block to Spring
street.

William Johnson will, next Monday,

begin an engagement with Max Barutz.
, of Day street.
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i It cleared otl' crisp and cold after yes-
ltcrday‘ s snow storm, and last evening :1
,large number of sleighs were out.

 

There will be :1 banquet after the
l . .
' special meeting of Ramos" 1 Elle :1111pn1cut-
I,()_ () l’.,,tonighi-.

The railroad section men have
streuutlwned 1h:1 Duubury and Norwnllt
tunnel walls.

"homes W.1\1cr11111tln11has secured :1
pomtmn at the South Norwalk freight
oliicc of the Consolidated road.

Frank Taylor was arrested last night
for being intoxicated, and this morning
was sentenced to Bridge-port jail,

—( lur immense line of ladies‘ cloaks is
011111111191 in all sizes. Boston store.
1 Norw alk.

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11111;'\11uory, toni ,rht between the old Y.
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Joseph Troy,
resident (11' Norwullt,
(l11'lion11‘1 ofhis .14'
, vestcrd'ay.

(13.14! Hullll‘llly at
1n 111 1141.11.1'111'k, N. .l

Miss Aimee 1'3. l.:1tti11111r.1vho has been
1'11111l14yedas 11imnu1r by Mrs. W.
Jarvis, the Washinm 411 street milliuer,
1‘h 11. star" «1 {411' Rock (York, (thin,
spend ll: be! id.1_v.~ with her mother.

 

~ The steamer lloscdalc. whirl: ran into
le’orwalk l1:1rl>.1rduri11;: tho storm 'l‘ucs—
1day night and tied 1111:11 (izl'g'u'y's,
lrivcd in llrldgcpur! :11 '311'1" ‘

I (lay.

ar-
TIn' regular hip “'11.. 111111111 today

‘ —~D.111't4 fail to hear the grandeuritatn,
!‘ 'l'tho (Honing of Th:1 King," who 1.111111.

at 1l1:1\1111\.1ll(‘111u1'11g11ti111121l church,
1’lu41sda1 «inning. Il' 4.11l1111' 3‘3. for 11111
Ibcnt lit of 11111 Norw: II It liospint 1!.

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St John lm'lnvoud, of 117411.?

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lotusrd 123' 1111.1 :11? 1'::11 1111111111- 115 1l141

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lli'acks.

1, ”Ii/1.111! 11‘4.11|n1i' WM (1111 Minn \("111
11:11111»:1L11;.'l'4-1':1 11'111'111, 11114111.: ulster.

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bar at :1 luv. p:
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H.111 111111 be 11111 \1i11n41

| Miss llcssio Ni-Wc‘d ;:.11'c 1111 lXIlIl‘l"

tion of the Spanish 11:11:41..- 111th41 March
‘14 dancninutluis in Arion ll: 11!, 1 1st uhzht
,1 l’t41i‘cssor Newlc I! taught tl141 X l! 11 1:111
[1111-11, with 11 luck the pupils were do-
; lighted.

—~Yon can get suited with p111'l'uun1ry, ‘

at l’laistcd‘s.

Chief Engineer I. V‘.Il1korof 11111
484111111 Norwulk ilro dc p:,1rt1114-nt makes
armpit-st to prt1pt11'11-'o\\11crs that they
be careful in shoveling snow from 11111
lsitlcwalku, not to cover the lire hyd-
rants, as the cape may freeze and 11:11:11.1
trouble and delays.

(,llarcnco Irving l1‘11r1'i44.
1111,1nths,.11r111uf Mr. and Mrs.
,‘l1‘11r1'is. died this Humming, after .1 MM
lllumsuI'choloru iut‘uutum. The fun-
‘ 11rd will be held Saturday afternoon at
2:311:1'1'lock,from the family residence
in Buyview avenue.

()1111 of C. 'l‘. l.144n:11'd‘s burl-'11s lulkrd
while it. was drawing :1 load of coal
through Wall street, this 1114111111112. Al'-
ter spending half 1111 hour trying to urge
the animal on. the driver naivo'upin
despair. He informed Frank Leonard,
and the horse was taken to a blacksmith
shop and sharpened. after which there

 

was no further dilllcully.

team and 1h: membtrs of( om- I

11111 “takings of stone?

pmb it. on tin";
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uni-(l night (
Jobs!) All ‘

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CALL AND EXAMINE

THE QUALITY 01" OUR

Mixed Candy, Mixed Nuts
and English Walnuts l

2 POUNDS FOR 25 0T5.

”——
AEJSO A LARGE ASHORTMENT OF

APPLES, ORANGES, nausea 11111111555105 and DATES
F. D. LAWTON 81 00., 22 South Main Street

EDWARD STREET.
11111115111113, l896.

You are looking to: suitable presents. We have anticipated your
wants and pi ace before you :1 Che: ce line of Novelties/1' ancy Goods
and substantial Dry Goods, all ldesirablc and very low prices 0111'
Handkerchief stock is our pride, and we are of the opinion you will be
of the same mind 11 hcn y .u examine them. All kinds, for all kinds of

people, for all kind: (If pm ('5
BOOKS! BOOKS” BOOKS!!!

 

 

 

 

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BOOKLETS! BOOKLETSYE BOOKLETS!!!
CALENDARS! CALENDARSH CALENDARS!!!

Such :1 display! Large Stock! Great variety, at the lowest figure; you

have ever seen them.

EDWARD STREET!
cums 311111111111. 110111111111 court.

Christmas! _.

 

 

 

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Is ( omiug. Rem: n1ber the little ones
w ill 1 x11: ct- something in their stot kings
“'1- will help you do th4 right thing by
:l 1- 111 for the next two necks. Fm ev'eiy
(hell salt,- of 12.30111' over you will get :1
:121: hot which entitles you to 11 chance for
:1 :35 gold pitcc for your Christmas. (lur
priu s will be the same as usual, the 1011

est.

New York Market

FRANK S. AYERS, Prop.

 

 

 

1DONOVAN BLocK WASHINGTON STREET.
E. —M. JACKSON,

Photographer.

 

 
 

Nothing, (ould make :1.:.411os1111:1blop:1.~411111 111 141.11 111:: ill} or y'om trientls than
, 41111 of .
JACKSON’ 5 PLATINOTVPE- PORTRAITS.

\ll of the 114 west stvhs of l’l:otogr,l1pis mummy pleasing etl‘cc ts in lighting and
po-inu ' ‘

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2Her work possess QUALITY and )l l12ltl'l‘ :11 is fully up to the standard of Mod- '
:1 former 11':,1ll»ltumvn .

(-1'11 l‘orti'atnrr.
', (liltI:l‘\l \h‘ l)! 1.1‘ l) ll Y H!" ALL WORK.

1;.E M JACKSON Photographer 53 WALL STREET,

Norwalk, Ct.
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Let Us Help You Think.

lily naming a few suitablc gills purchased I'Ol' our holi
I day t ':1111' :

 

Silk Mufflers,
Silk Handkerchiefs,
initial Handkerchiefs,

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Neckwear,
10”" ‘ Gloves,
‘Evury Evening _
.0"... Full Dress ShIelds,
lso'cmck. I 'Sill-r Suspenders,
., ‘ Satchels, ‘
11141110111101111114141411114141 U m bre|las ’

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Hats,

' l Whlte ves'tsr l"441' l1114111i11gW1-lu.
Luv your boy :1 Sweater.

1\‘.l1itc Lawn Tics. evening,r dress: sized some as collar.

DAVIS, 1H5 TAILOR,

i Clothicr, llattcr and Furnishcr.
Mahackemo Hotel Block,

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Christmas Photographs!

Christmas Presents

amt, yeah-1‘4 ‘1

Every Taste Except Bad Taste

 
 

110111111 GOODS.

We have a full assortment of the following articles. Any

one 01' more would make very acceptable gifts.

SUITS OF CLOTHES, GARTERS,
OVEROGATS, NECKWEAR, TEGKS,
ULSTERS, PUFFS.
REEFERS, STRING
TROUSERS, AND

HATS. FOUR-lN-HANDS,
CAPS. SMOKING
GLOVES. JACKETS.
MITTENS. BATH ROBES,
LINED ' HOUSE

OR COATS,
UNLINED, NIGHT
UMBRELLAS, ROBES.
TRUNKS. SWEATERS,
BAGS, HOSIERY,
LINEN FANCY
HANDKERGHIEFS, SUSPENDERS.
INITIAL JEWELRY, ,
HANDKEROHIEFS, FANCY SHI TS
ARM AND

BANDS, UNDERWEAR.

 

 

In looking over this 1ist,il' you'do not find what you are in
search of,c0111c and inquire about it: it we haven’t it,we
will get it for you at no extra cost to you.

 

Comstock =rothers,

Clothiers and Furuiehers.

I4 SOUTH MAIN STREET.

South Norwalk, Connecticut.
MILFORD A. GIFF‘IN, Mgr.

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Comatook Bros. Masonic
Bld‘g, Norwalk.

YourBoy

Just about now may be in want of a
good. 1 'arm, strong ulster. We havc
some, 14 to 10 that sold for
$3. {'10: we have put the price. $2; you
will hud 111cm right 111 every way.

 

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So. Norwalk, Ct.

 

Agent
BUFFALO
GLUTEN
FEED
FOR
CATTLE
Chickens

and
HORSES.
338331”

Give Your Horse: Clean Oats.

if you love
as you shou
advice.

At times you may be i111|u4 ed to
print 11.111' homes to 111m. csttcluo
ulnliH in under to 111-4'41111pl1ah some
1141'1'mlr1114ult. Don't{4111dtl11111poor
41r dlr_'t~ oats, and then upset them
1411:111ln1 U141 cxtraor diuury cl‘l‘ort.

[boy 111111 ‘t feel like it.

i screen all 011111 lmtoro delivering
th4 1.11.

MANUEL T. HATCH
ooumana' , 1 ' The Grain Dealer, "
uwunv to Marshall Strut. so. Hermit.

your horses as I do mine.
41. you will new! no such

 

 

 

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Looking for a cheap cut, serviceable
ulstt 1'. found in our stock just what
he desired. You may have use for one.
Color, black: s1ylc, right ; price, $4.50.

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Clothing

and

Furnishing

;Goods

' ["411‘ 1111111 and boys.

1 The pony "Bijou"

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lcavcs 11s Dec. 25th.
is you guess in?

 

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W. A. BENEDICT & CD.

John A. Camp, Successor.
EVERYTHING 1‘11 Cl.(?)'l‘l1ll.\'GANl) FUR-
NISHINGS FOR MEN'S AND BOY'S WEAR.
The Pony “Bijou,”

.1596

W.A.BENEDICTa. co.
CONN.

Date.....
JOHN A. CAMP, Successor.

 

 

 

3" Will be given to the person guessing the nearest
: date of his birth. T1111 guessinc' the same, the
3 pony will be awarded 14) the one guessing it first.
. 5 Contest. closes December 214111, 1896.
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W. A. BENEDICT 8: 00.

John A. Camp, Successor.

 

 

114 WAnl-IINTON 87.11 $0. Norwolk.