SEIIIIIEI'S IIEI’IIIIIERS.
M cl 11.111119: my in m Ilur
In W M Harwell: and Vlelnlly
Dude. M p‘AIuruI leumylm
Mrs. Clifford Clarke! Chestnut street,
South Nor-walk, {every sick.
Miss Grace Benton, othewe street. is
in Trlsmm & Hyatt's store for the heli-
days. ’
Miss Laura Graves, of Marshall
street, lost a pocket-book containing 810,
yesterday.
The Christmas music will be rendered
at the Norwalk churches the Sunday
night after Christmas.
~Free, a beautiful art calendar at Gt.
A. P. '1‘. Co, 41 Main street.
Henry Knapp and family, of Norwalk,
have moved into the late Seth Webb
‘ homestead at Cronbury.
. —Fresh pork, 80 lb. E. J. Wadhams,
111 Washington street.
The Welebach lights winch furnished
the trial test in Mott avenue w ere taken
dowu today and shipped to New York.
-—Cut glass, silver and china novelties
for the holidays, at Piaisted's.
Samuel M. Stevens, of. the Consolidat-
ed freight oflice, was able to resume his
duties, yesterday, after a week’s illness.
~You can get suited with perinmery,
at Plaisted’s.
The N orwalk and South Norwalk
Electric Light company will hold its an~
nuul meeting the Monday after Christ»
mus.
—Pork sausarre. 81' II). N. Y. m ”k t.
Albert Butley stopped 11 runaway horse
in Franklin street, last night,and took it
to Solmans’ stable, where it awaits an
owner.
.—Fine pocket and table knives, all
fully warranted, at Comstock, Watkins
15; Dow’s. ...”..-
Thaddeus Sirecthns returned to his
home 011 Chestnut Hill, after 11 week’s
1isit in Norw1lk,gu13:<tof O. '1‘. Leonard
and f11n1ily,of Wall street
—~Extra smelt 1111' 111.
N. Y. market.
Joseph Mason was found in an int» xi-
outed condition in Ul1y streetlast night,
and placed under arrest. This morning
he was fined $5 and costs by Judge
Frost, which he paid.
wTurkeys are 1131' a ponnd;cl1iekens,
1251', at Hayes’ market.
William F. l’ower ham been in town
for a few days distributing sample p 11”.:
1131's of Ho'ckcr’e prepared buckwheat
and flapjaek floor. The Sentinel force
was generously remembered.
. , mi
~Sleds and skates, low prices,at Com-
stock, Watkins a; Dow’s.
United States Senator 0. Il. Matt has
securedtl1o-11ppoi11t1nent of Robert A.
Page, :1 Mcriden l1;_1y,11.~' :1 page in the
United States senate. Page is thirteen
years old and attends the Meriden high
school.
—-F1'ost fish, 51‘ lb. N.
Severalrl-sidcnlsof Quintard avenue
have petitioned tho Nurwnlk (ins Light
company to extend its 11mins through
that street They eontomplub equip
ping their hone-111:1 with Wolshut' h lighls.
Y. market.
Mrs Matilde 1111111111, wih1 of (‘hris IA'l —
g111,di11d yet-11111} in Bridgeport. She
was in the thirtyionrth your of her 111111,
and bun-vs :1 husband and two children.
The funeral will I111 held from her late
homein Ih'i1lu1vport, Sunday afternoon
at '2 o‘clock. .lurial in Lukcviow ceme-
tery. ‘ .
«8111111111, all aorta and sizes, at (311m-
fitock, Watkins 11‘: Dow's.
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It will go...
Right to the spot
Ayer's flair Vigor will go
right to that held spot and
begin to bring the hair back.
It Makes
Hair Grow.
FIRST NATIONAL BA IIIl
OI Booth Nnmnlkl
ES TABLISIIEDIIBGA
I
61mm. ,.
Humane ..
RUBHELL FIIIII‘IT. I'l‘l‘dlili'ilt.
ALDEN HHLMANB. Vice-I’rr-eidoni.
(fiIAIlLIH I‘. FERN“. Guilder.
L. CFNNINHIIAM, Chairman
Finsi11ol‘ommllt1‘w
PETER
Indlrkdlml and lint-doors Annouute Iiollrilwl
Deposits 11! trunt 11ml 11th11rl111111111ake11
(‘mrllllratoe I .1111 111111 11111111114 for "recorde-
noslted for Male keeping. 1111 11m
1111:: 111111 1111111111111 1111,
. , #1113311.“
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buttibfimonslawofilee
Grocer George W. Raymond to putting
Welsbach burners in his Norwalk store.
W.
......
Venerable James Mitchell is able to be
about town today. after his recent ill-
near.
The Twin City Mandolin club has 1111-
oontinued its rehearsals until after the
holidays. _______ m
~Seusoge, 91?, today and tomorrow.
at 6 Water street, Norwtilk.
Miss Leah Maud Armstrong. formerly
of South Norwalk, is critically ill at her
home in Roxbury.
g—ao cooque boas, $1.50 and 81.911
qualities, tomorrow $1 each. Boston
store, Norwulk.
Tho Dnnbury and Nor-walk station at
Catherine street has been closed, it is
said, permanently.
Ex-Councihnnn Edgar H. Fox had one
of his dogs chlorofornied yesterday, on
account of the age of the animal.
-Shoulder steak, 8?. oWater St, N
The Y. M. (3. A. second team defeated
11 team from Company I", at basket ball
in the Armory, last night, by a score of
’0 to 0. "
“Fresh pork, 9?. 6 Water street, N.
Actor George Clark mode a brief visit
to his home at Norwnlk Park, yesterday.
The company with which he is connect-
ed played in New London last night.
Two of the signal tower operators on
the Consolidated 1'a1li'oad, 1" red I1 orestor r.
at Rownyton, and the operator at Sound
Beach, have been released from the 1'
positions.
«Before buying Christmas gift-1 visit
Norwalk Savings store, 1‘.) Main cm at.
Olivia Kavaunnh, daughter of Mrnud
Mrs. A. S. Kavanngh, is very sick with 11
cotarrhal trouble. Lnstnight lllr.K11v
anugh was unable to lend the prayer
meeting. H. B. Shim-ion took chzu'gc.
“Maud," the pet out of the “71's:
Washington Street Crosswalk club, is
111issingf1'om her 115411111 haunts torlev
Lott night Hho was in an encounter with
Porn-y I'J. Ferrie' don, and was badly
used 11p.
~—1I>II Bil-in. union-1111s,
tomorrow 131 each.
walk. 0
£11.51) quality,
Boston store, Nor-
‘Thc time scheduli- at tho \VIII'I'l1'I‘
Straw [1111 Works, in Butler street, will
be increased to ten hours '.1 day 1111 31111
day next. ltisexpocted that the new
schedule will remain in ftll‘ll". for 5111111'
ti111e,asthe Irndo promisoi; to be very
large.
~11‘resi1 shoulders, h" “1 N \.
IllI
{Incas Tribe, 1. I). It. ill, will hold its
second sociable of 1111- season tonight, in
Red M1‘11's Hell, Washington sin-vi. .\
large number of invitations have l11'1n
issued, and a largo attendance is expw't-
ed. Smythw's orchestra will furni~l1
music, and Henry Gehrmnun will
prompt.
—See the eai'bom etc at Imv 12 .
(n -—-——-—~——
St. Paul‘s choir is 1'1 hmu'sing I'lyi‘n's
Communion Service in E IIII, whirl.
will be sum: emiro ut the high Wichm-
timi (111 (Ihrislnms‘ tiny. Tin choir.
which is iiill‘rm’in: rapidly under the
din 1't'111111‘1f Prof. Pooh'y, will also give
301'1' '.1l new 111111111114 at the 1‘l111p111 dur—
1111.; 1.111 phnny— -illI|‘
N.
~—F1e.~1h hu1111~', III lb. Y. 111'k'1.
There is :1 had leak in the twelvoinrth
water main of the city of South Nor»
walk. near Mrs. llnunuh Iiill‘u residence
in (lodnr sin-ct. 'lfho ,kinniiiesioners
grim-notice elsewhere in The Sentinel
that, unless zilisoliitvlv necessary, 1hr.
I11'1'11k will not be 1'1'pziir1-d until Hutur
day 11111111. 11s ”11» slmlrnu: all of the
water at that point reduces the supply.
zunlpressurocannot be kept up l'.\'1'.1~pf
by 11 careful use of water.
”The Fair hurl such a crowd of bull-
d'. I) ehoppvrs, ywtcrdny that they were
obliged to look the doors 1111I111'ustmmrs
l1ndb1 on w lllll‘ll on
I'} .I. 'l‘hrnuus, who for the poet seven
years has "lroiuhml’hho(11111111111111)! the
South Norwluk Sentinel with l‘mmmcn
11ml fin-I 1411111111111 from thin end of tin-
town. has HI'_‘.lll‘1‘1l :1 position on Ihclhui-
bury News. II" will be missed by hie
follow reporters in town, and carry their
blessings with him to his new fluid of I11-
hm'. “1' (11.111111111113113 hie Work on the
Now: the lira! day of the Rind now your.
~Norwolk Gazette.
~A beautiful 1111 calendar given away
at Gt. A. I’. 'l‘. (.70., ll Muin street.
Judge Asa B. V’t’oodwnrd, ni' Norwulk,
is acting as probate judge. during the
unexpired term of the late Judge of Pro
11111111 Silas ll. Sherwood, of Weslpori.
Mr. Wmdwmd won in that town, Mon
day, and mettled :1 number of i111pm-I11nt
octet-e matters. Mr. I'llierxvood's mucou-
sor. Daniel ll. Bradlvv. J12. will enter
3111011 his dutim January 7.141517. and will
Ihave 11s hie clerk Attorney Joseph G
Illyutt who will mmn his other; from
llnrlhntt block to the probate moms.
«Round stock, 126. 1i Water BL. N.
Whamnplmdiufinrlr
Absolutely Pure.
Celelnalod [or its mouth-awning strength
and henlildullnens. Aseurw the {11 )d nuuinnt
11.111111 11nd all tonne of adultomtiou com-
mon to llier heap blonds
Roux. llAkuo Pow on: (Io. how York.
There in good skating on the old mill
pond at Winnipnnk.
Stanley Austin. the eighteen-months-
old son of Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Austin, of
River street, died last night.
«4,0011 Iiwiss embroidered h’d‘k’i‘u,
the 2.3 cent kind, at I“ 1 each, tomor-
row. Boston store,‘ -1 oru alk.
Security Council, N. l’. U., will meet
tonight to elect oiliccrs for the ensuing
your.
Butler Lodge, will serve 51 supper next
Wednesday nightwheu the séeond dov
grce will be contented.
The.rogulurnm'ting oi the. Releku‘o
Lodge, 1 i). I). 1",. will be luld tonight.
More will be several daudidntes.
-Jolly '1’1'11 Fair. Mrs. Vnnllurou‘s
Woet avenue, Saturday p. 111., 3 o'clock.
Mr. and Mn“. Theodore Knapp and A.
l“. Minion went to New Haven, lllll'ly,
111 11th nd the fum ml of Eben (lriiliu.
.\li.<. iiunpp'e onlx brothor.
ThrUniou Vetcrzuis' [him will 111ml 11
1111u1'lc1'11111ster to succeed Charles Smith.
deceased, at its meeting next Morning:
night.
I‘lxllllr‘,
{llflufilullg‘fii’ 51111 of Mr. 11ml
Ili's. I'Ila‘urd Brennan, .112, of iiivvr
street.1'1‘1rzvolk,w:1s fii'l‘i1vllxly' Ill, 5'1“:-
11'1'1lly,l1utistoliy F‘)lll:‘Vv':l'lC isuprt-wd
A 8-111 11‘; Allied Fill) :1l1"' V11"
Haven,1\'l1o\vzis::.1:;1' )- 1.1 {11'1-
111;111i:1 1l'.cir1>n I1111lllll‘\ :1? till! N-nu
of
ii 1 {I}:
from Works, had 11111.: of Ill'i hands rho:
'1ll'r01‘1‘11tly.
lllis< Alzw .‘1l.1_1' Sherwood will sing :11
1111111<i1-.1E11:1111l rem-plion $111.11 :11 Hob-l
I'Jndicoii, New Yorksny. Friday 11'1'11-
inn.
l’iouvcr (711stl11..\. I). K. 111‘ ill. (‘.,
\\'1llinvetdwuight, \1‘111~11:11'1-p.o't 1111 iii.-
m'whull willlm nip-11. A full illll‘llll-
111113 is desired.
—.Iolly ’1‘1'11 hair. Mrs. \'..11ll11r1'11s‘.
Went 11111111111. Siturdny p_ 111., t’. (i‘t'lntfk
The annual 1111111111,: of th- Norwdll;
lire11111111111111” I111; iii-1111 postp 1111111 1111»
Ill I)l‘(‘.l‘lllll"l‘ ‘31}. 11:1 :1 1.111! of {‘11-
tzil 111111 fit 1111 il1~ '.".‘.11l.
hospi-
<(il‘1‘1111Ii111Spil11l Irrmlii, Vin-l (3111'
zi‘wgofiounl 1'hx'1‘1l1,Nurwnll;, 'l‘111'~.l;1y
owning. II1'1'1'lllIu'l‘ ‘33, H113.
Mm. I.'.lli'.1u film'wnnl Nl-wkirlt, Miss
Mme May Shtrwood, 2111'. Harry l’eppri',
.\11'. [31'31'1111 Bushnell.
Swirl‘i‘élm
Tho fililt‘l’lil ol M14. (:1111'141- 3!. Ilolou'a
CALI.- AND EXAMINE
m QUALITY OF OUR
Mixed Candy, Mixed Nuts
and English Walnuts l
a POUNDS FOR 25 01's.
ALSO A LARGE ASSORTMENT 0F ,
APPLES, onAneEs, 111111911 enirrsyms and ours
F.D.LAWTON 81 00., 22 South Main Street
EDWARD STREET.
CHRISTMAS, l896.
You are looking for suitable presents.
wants and place before you a choice line of Novelties, Fancy Goods
and substantial Dry Goods, all desirable, and very low prices.
Handkerchief stoek' 15 our pride, and we are of the opinion you will be
of the same mind when you examine them.
pcopl c, for all kinds of prices.
BOOKS!
BUOKLETSS
CALENDARS!
BOOKS I l
BOOKLETSI!
CALE. ‘1)ARS!!
Such 11 display! Large Stock! Great variety, at the lowest figures you
We have anticipated your
Our
All kinds, for all kinds of
BOOKS”!
Booxcnran
CALENDARsm
have ever seen them.
EDWARD STREET!
5 GAZETTE BUILDING
Photographer.
1101111111111. 0111111.
Christmas!
11: cominrr. llenuunlmr the littl~1 ones
will expect so111othiug in tln'Iirstockiun'e.
We will help you do the right thing by
tho-1:1 for the no.“ two weeks. Foreveiy
Nash sale of 25c or over you will not a
ticket which entitles you to a chance for
:11'51‘ gold pi1 ce for your Christums. 0111
prices 11' ill be the some as usual, the low-
1st.
New York Market.
FRANK S. AYERS, Prop.
DONOVAN BLOCK WASHINGTON STREET.
(-... --fi..,., ...-.. ....“ - .. E
E. M. JACKSON,
Christmas Photographs!
W
Nothing; «ould 111: 1k1? 11111111 .~ui11l1ll p11~1111 loz' 3.11m I111: 111v or your friendn lb 111
(III! In
JACKSONS P'L'AITINOTYPE'. IPORTRAITS.
\ll of the 111 \1 cat styles of Pin 1' 15.1r: 1pl1s,.
'ombing p'. caning 111211.13 in lighting 11nd
1111411,. 1
()1;;\V111'k[111,~.~1'.~’>L}l.i\lilrl‘\' 111111 Allilll’l‘ 1).: is l'ully 1111 to the
standard of Mod-
1-1'11 l’ill'li‘lllllh‘.
(‘lllllhTMAS DELIVERY Ul" ALI. WORK.
M. IACKSON, Photographer,
HI‘1'11‘1‘.
53 WALL STREET,
Norwnlk, Ct.
\l'wlm.
II
TIME 10 111111111
AUDI l
Bhrisimas Presents
Let Us Help You Think.
ll ' unmin“r :1 low suitable “ills )urchuscd 1111' our holi-
D {'1
day trade 2
was held Ihis :1‘1'11-1'1111111. llvv. 'l'. K. iSI I k M Uffle rs ,
Noblv olii'i.1t'111,:. 11.11111.- 1l11~ I‘11111'1'.1l . ._ .
Il11'51111'1-;11i'1i11' lloiuu's, lun'lm‘ 1\ 51l- I Isuk HandkerCh'efs’
111-11 1-111111111111' 1W Wl “fin-m I Initial Handkerchiefs,
~.\ll.111‘.«'f.1111"y shirts, L'n' 1pml1ly1to- .— Neckwea r,
111111'1‘1111'111113'1, .ll- I'm-l1. l11st111111l11r1'.10pcn
Norwzilk. IGIOVQS,
Buckingham I’m‘t‘s‘ 111'\1'lv-1.'I1-1-I1-d 11i-
Ivory Evonlng
IFull Dress Shields,
lSiIk Suspenders,
. . . . Until
Ill'l‘l‘i will he installed 111 the hrst 1111-r-t.
, 1 1 ' . V
11112111 January by (.iplum .lumm' M, 9 OCIock.
”1'. MlI"‘l‘llll1'llll1‘lll‘ 111' Ill“ Soldhrs' I 5
Home. N1:1‘1d1m,:1111"111l1111' of tin- 1‘1'11'.1“...1.... ...-...... lsatCheIS,
Hdl'n'n l’-1.~'I. 'i‘iiw ntiiuri‘a‘ 11f llir' “31¢:me
111'111'.-1 IlvlivH‘orpn will be lllnlillil‘ll at
the sum“ lime.
w~»l"1'1'sl1porlt, 11' 111. N. \’.111:1rlt1'l, :
Thorn in :1 1:1'111/1'111 111111'1'111111l.
throughout Pouncviii or 11111 .1rds ,
compelling the electric l'lllllll-l lo furn-
iuheomo protection for 11111l111.111'n dur‘
inn1'ol1lw1'mhcr. ’l‘hc mum-r will be
brought tolliuullelilio11 of the ivnirlst
lure. Labor (loiniuissinnrr Ilnrlm makes
reference to the subject in hie report.
wMunnnlia milk. It'. 0:111:171'1'11111111'5'
butter. 'ch. 1h; II lb. pkn. pn'plm'd
buckwheat, I111): baking beans, .311. qt
cranium-ire. 111.; ’I cakes l5;1l1]1i11‘11
111111112351'.:Spt11'ry 1k llnmm' shoulders.
To. 111: Maud S. or .Ium‘n' Hour, 1;.31: 11111::
2': 1111.11. granulated nunar. ill. N. Y.
Grocery ($11., Donovan block, bio. Nun
walk.
511.
The coming wool: will 111111 busy 111111-11
at the Norwulk Boston More.
mas trade, we understand, has already
set in with 11 rush, and 1111111111 for: 1,1 of
extra clerks w i ll be put on to take euro
of the Imom. In addition to 11 lame and
complete stock of 1111111111 in every deport-
meut. the store in 11:11:; with books. dolls.
toys, games, elude, Wagoner. mechanical
toyn, doll carriages, etc.
wllndies winter 111111.111 r11 will be will
tomorrow at the Boston store, Norwnlk.
at a discount of 21'» per cent.irom regular
price.
(‘hriela /
IHats,
ll 111 y'om ho 'LichntC'
While I
EUm brellas,
iWhite V6 5115, For l'lw-nlng \anr.
.awn fies, evening dies: . .izcd some as collar.
DAVIS,
THE TAILOR,
Clothier, Ilntter and Furnisher.
Mahackemo Hotel Block,
80. Iorwalk, Ct.
Agent
BUFFALO
GLUTEN
You will lind my nillsto he.
delivered until they have been curofnlly mix-1111111111,
The 1111111in 11! the coming crop of 1111111 will he the
111 most ever known.
now. but w 511 grain t‘lilpilllfllfl 11s supplies are rodtu 11d
Inlllhnvn the best outs to be I1111l.11nd will d1-
livor to you in the best condition possible, and only
charge you what you ought to pay.
MANUEL T. HATCH,
“Clean as a Whistle”
Not one bushel of nuts
This fact i.11 self evident. oven
The Grain Dealer.
II Install Mutt. Io. lomnlk.
”133313113515“ Except Ba T3
Honoiv {36°61
We have a lull assortment oi the following articles. Any
one 01' more would make very acceptable giits.
SUITS OF CLOTHES. GARTERS,1§
OVEROCATS, NECKWEAR, TECKS.
ULSTERS, PUFFS,
REEFERS, STRING
TROUSERS. AND
HATS, FOUR-lN-HANDS,
CAPS, SMOKING
GLOVES, JACKETS,
MITTENS, BATH ROBES.
LINED HOUSE
OR COATS,
UNLINED, NIGHT
UMBRELLAS, ROSES.
TRUNKS, SWEATERS,
BAGS,~ HOSIERY,
LINEN FANCY
HANDKERCHIEFS. SUSPENDERS.
INITIAL JEWELRY,
HANDKERCHIEFS, FANCV SHIRTS
ARM AND
BANDS, UNDERWEAR.
In looking Over this 1ist,ii‘ youido not find what you are in
search of,c0me and inquire about it; it we haven’t it,We
will get it for you at no extra cost to you.
Comstock Brothers,
Clothiers and FurniEhers.
I4 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
South Norwalk, Connectlcut.
MILFORD A. GIFFIN, Mgr.
Comstock Bros, Masonic
Bld’g. Norwalk.
Your Boy
_] 11st about now may be in want of a
good, warm, strong ulster. We have
some, sizes i- to 10, that sold for
$3.50 ; we have put the price $2; you
will find them right in every way.
A Gentleman
looking lot :1 the up cut, serviceable
ulster, Ionnd 111 our stock just What
he desired. You may lizuc use for one.
Color, black; style, right; price, $4.50.
Everything in
Clothing
and
F umishing
Goods
"1, m... ...
For 111011 (11111 boys.
The pony ”Bijou” leaves us Dec. 25th.
Is you guess in?
:3: o- g ‘ No......... .. llzitc... ..1896
'JJ
"- °' W. BE E CI 00.
3 0 .- 11. A. N DI &
'5 5.3 John A. Camp, Successor.
I- 23 EVERYTHINGINCLOTHINGAND FUR-
0 w NISIIINGS FOR MEN'S AND BOY'S WEAR.
13 o t The Pony"Buou."
‘53 m 4 g‘ 1 will be given to the person guessing the nearest
Q 2 U ‘4’ ‘ date oi his birth. 'l‘wo guessing the same, the
III ‘7 3 pony will be awarded to the one guessing it flat.
. m g g _ Contest closes December 24Lh,1896.
g d. a: Bil-(11118.. none-nornoaeaonenaIt'll.nlelODOIOlltOOOBIOiOIDDO
‘ S Addr953un....uH.........“”unnuuuuuuun
71; 3 Si Guess
.4 ‘
W. A. BENEDICT 81 CO.
John A. Camp, Successor.
so. Now-lit.
1‘1
IIA WASHIN‘I‘ON $11.
Norwalk Chronicler