on one / “common. - 4' - -, Aw Austins ‘ some em rite outcome The [not I ‘ I m, wilazleton ~ THE COMPANY. Aided by our steam dorticks. saws, in; machinee.eto., we can quote LOW PRICES on All Kinds of Timber Work! Churches. Factories or any Large Build. in; work ospesielty. SHOP. RIVERSIDE AVENUE. NORWALK BUILDING .. and ¥ ,~ . Cross Creek TheseOonlssrefreefromdiri sndsiutetwillbedeilveredbv careful drivers. Send order for sample load and satisfy yourselfthstourolnimieoor— ml bor- EAS'L‘ NORWALK, CON. .0. Holly“; ._ LESLIE outlets. teenager. ‘ only 352% ' HINGS Reed The S HOU LD Sentinel! INTEREST YOU! FIRST There is a great saving in using St Louis Pastry Flour. This fl wrll make better pastry with less ~lard than the finest Washburn,‘ Pillsbury or Jones flour. SECOND. I am getting quite a good many i' perfectly fresh home laid eggs; When some from my own fowls. you want eggs of this sort, inq. here', and you may depend on get- ting what you buy; 35c dozen. THIRD lam selling nice butter at 25c. Comparison invited. LORENZO DIBBLE, 11 North loin Street our ” db‘hfin ow °° EFFECTS AT ness. spormtorhwo. emissions. In ‘ ”e psi-eels. etc. . Cum; Is QUICK AND TuonouoI-I. Don't r draft-ed by imitations.- gist does not iizwc it. with written gulnntee information, references, cm, 0 OATON MID. 00.. I031'ON. MAUI. wnlk. BICYCLE GIVEN AWAY FREE 0N December 3Ist, l896. One beautiful sroo Peerless Bicycle, your choice of either ladics' or I gents.’ REMEMBER, This is no 67 5 wheel, but a strictly first-class tioo wheel fully guaran- teed. Every Gash Purchase 0f soc entitles you to one chance on this beautiful wheel, at GLOVER’S DOUBLE SHOE STORE, 40 and 42 Wall street, Norwailr. NORWALK, CONN. ' _ . . rem. trounce sin goods that uncommon are unite he found " elsewherc'ln Norwulk or ' ‘ domain! - - COALS you RANGE sun moon. , ”RAvuoun- sacs. ““WIIVItubIALIIYm BBS 0““ THEN CATON’S VITALIZEB Cures general or special deblllty, wakeful- tency. Corrects functional 4 sorders. caused by errors or excesses, quickly restorin Lost Manhood in old or young, givmg vl or am strength where former weakness prevail: . Con venient package, simple, effectual, and legitimate insist on CATON'S Vitlllzcrs. Sent sealed ii your drug Price “per pkge, 6 for 5 - complete cure. free and confidential Send Ill statement of case and 25 ctr. for a week't maltreatment. tine only sent to em h person. 0 Sold by Geo. G. Btillsou. South Nor- trutermmrmrumm militarism ‘um. nun reputed to lacy "We! Institutions-Lacr- vsrl Alone Gets WWII and Religious Denominations lonelin- Boerox, Dev. 38.-Tbe will of the late Henry la. Pierce. president ottho Welter Balm Ghowloto margin tour will- ':ili. he: been tiled in the niloih probate court by Georgehmuttwnlicm Iawoil Putnent, the executors named therein. and disposal of about $6,000,000. The document is remarkable for the number and «tent of its bequests to edu- cational institutions. and it Ilse ruckus ‘l‘homns Bailey Aldrich, the author and poet, a rich man. Mr. Pierce gives to Mr. Aldrich the house and born and about two met loud at Ponkupong, all the furniture in the house occupied by the Manned at his summer residence at 'Ponkopoug, and also to Thomas Bailey Aldrich and his wife, the sum of $200,000. Charles F. Aldrich and Talbot 13. Ald- rich. who are each given 3100.000 by the will. are the twin sons of thouuthor. They are 27 yours old. The bequests. After the numerous legacies to other relatives and friends the will molten the following public bequests. which are to bcur proportionately any deficiency that may occur utter paying the personal legu- cles. which have precedence: To the Methodist. Baptist, Orthodox, Unitarian and Catholic societies of the vil- lngo of Dorchester Lower Mills, where do- scaood resided, and the Episcopal society of Ashmont, $0,000 each; to the town of Stoughton, $35,000 for the purchase of books for n free pnbliciibrnry: to Her- vsrd college. 050,000; to the Massachu- setts Genet-oi hospital, 850,000; to tho ~«Muesnchusetts Institute of Technology, 850,000; to the Museum of Fine Arts. 860,000; to the Massachusetts Homoeo- pathic hospital. £50,000; to the Massachu- setts Charitable Eye and Eur infirmnry. $20,000: to the Children's hospital on Huntington avenue, Boston, SEUJIOO; to the Perkins institution and Massachusetts School For the Blind, 020,000; to the New England Iloopitnl For Women and Chil- dren, $20,000; to tho Homo For Aged ‘ hlon on West Springfield street. Boston, $20,000; to the Home For Aged Women at for Bovoro street, Boston, $20,000; to the Home For Aged Couples, on Walnut uvcnue. corner of Scorer street. Boston, 30,000; to the Home For Aged Colored Women, Myrtle street, Boston. 85,000; to the Chunnlugflomo. on McLenn ctr-cot, Boston, $5,000; to the Boston Home For Incurublos, on Dorchcstcr nvouuo, 820.000; to tho' Boston Children's Aid society. s g u: guy 71".?“ Eva‘s} What to buy lurker Inn—- , band or brother , or film! ‘* ##1#th this ; Him 5 patience» form ‘ m It" a ”don’t their.” ‘ who, g purrled awhtfhe'gtft oes- ' tron. ‘ Let'ns‘he/g y,u*ouf: ”admittance. 8510 818. ' Handler-clinic‘lmen. 25 and 500. llandkerch1els..sillr. 50c and 81. Umbrellas. meals or women's. 98a to 36. Neckwear. 25c. 50c and SI. Mufflers. 501:. .31. 31.50 and 82. Ball: liaise. £3.50. 5.00. 7.50. 10.00. Sweaters. 31,25. .50. 2.00, 3.00. 5.00. Dress Sailplanes. 34.50. 5.00, 6.00 to 12.00. [nine/Jo .tmese Handkerchiefs. 2 for 25¢. ' ' Initial , lute. Water/c llandkemhlefs, $1.00. . .1-2 dozen in a .601. Russian Silk Tibbefs. 81.25, 1.50, 2.00. 3.00. Full Dress Protectors. 31, 1.50. 2.00. Dani’s Gloves, $1. 75, 2.00. 2.50. Tannert’s Gloves. 49 1'10 1 .50. Worsled and Yam Gloves, 25c. 48c, 98c. Adler’s Lined Gloves. 48c, 98c, $1.50. Fancy Bosom Shim. 97c and $1.50. Smoking jackets, $5 to 10.00. Suits and amounts and Ulric/rs. of course are here. from the first size for little fellows to every size and . shape of man. Open creams—exile clerks. Dinosaur BRIDGEPORT. CONN. , We Sell In; land of a Winter Head Couermg you may need. ”WWWWWW Everybody talks buck mode”. The nutrient is serious. , ‘ ‘ A mistaken idea. be: cost W 8 liver. Bed min are so comm. They are lune. went or ochlng. A burden by. any. n torture ct m may remedies relieve. but don't euro. The longer used. the is. their effect. Pie-ten end liniment help at am. But don't reach the coun- Only one way to do thet. That way is through the Kldnm The Kidneys ere the blood filters. Keep the filters going. If cloned the heck is “noted. The A B c of Kidney knowledn to. Nine times out of ten: Beck nehe means Kidney echo. Lorne Back Meme Lorne Kidneyfl. Weak Bock Means Week Kidneys. Cure the Kidneys. thus cure the buck. Dean's Kidney Pills are doing this every day right here in South Norwnlk. roilowing is o one in point: Mr. Frank St. John. No» It Taylor avenue. to n locksmith by occupation. in the employ of the Norwuiir Lock Co. He is not the only one engaged in this calling who suffers from backache. us- gravuted by the constant change of po- eition end the bendlng end steeping. Dunn's Kidney Pills have others on their list. good reliable South Norwulk citizens. Mr. St. John says: "1 bed some disorder of my kidneys which led to n troublesome and painful backache. I procured a. box of Doen's Kidney Pills nt Pluieted’s drug store and they brought about entire relief." For sale by all deelen. Price. Bil cents. untied by Foster-Million: Co. Buffalo. N. I. sole agents for the Unit-p ed Staten Remember the name, Donu‘c. end tnke no other. Put on end to misery. Dean's Oint- ment will cure the worst case of none In: Plies there ever was, and do it ul- most'lnstnntly. Years of suffering re- lieved in a single night. Get Donn'l Ointment ".93” vmsr that”. "" CHURCH or THE ‘NArIVITv."“ Ihe Venerable Building Tint Mnrke the nlrthplnce of Christ. We return in time to see the procession $5,000; to tho Society For the Collegiate Instruction of Women in (.‘mnbridgc, Moss, $20,000; to the Massachusetts So- ciety For tho Prevention of Cruelty to Children, $20,000; to the Boston Lying In hospitnl. on Mchnu street, $20,000; to tho (loimuuudoi‘yuf the State of Musso- chuuctts Military Order of tho Lnynl Lo- glon of the United States. $5.000. . Dividing the Residue. Any of the residue that mny rcuutin oft- or paying oil the lcgncios is to be divided cqunlly utuoug the Museum of Fine Arts, tho president and follower of Iiurvnrd col— lcgo. tho )lnssnchusntts chcrul hospital, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and the Massachusetts Homoeopathic hos- pitul. To Mr. Pierco’s brother, Word L. Pietro. and his brother's family. which includes eight. children, umounts nggregntlng $1,- 600,000 have been given. Not even nftcr nil those generous ro. ruorubrnncocdid Mr, l’icrce'e generosity stop, for his lino form on the smithern sidn of tho Bluchllls reservation of the public park system is given, subject to certain life estates, to tho motroprliluut pork commission, to be added to the city’s park hind. This system already includes IL largo front. which Mr. Picrco gnveduring his life. ’lbo form contuinn about 400 non-s, port of which is under cultlvniion uud pnrt henvlly wooded. llnnk Fullures at St. Poul. ST. P;\l‘l.. lion. 2:i.——-.Iudgo Otis of tho Romany county district court has ngrood to uppoiut lt‘ruuk Seymour, tho enabler of tho llcrchuuts' Nntlonul bunk, nnd no attorney not yot decided on, to ho receivers of tho llnuk of Minnesota, which closed its doors yesterday. The ntnto bunk estim- tour is in chnrgc of the bunk pending such nppoiutuicnt. T he Ilnnk of Minnesota was the oldest in tho city and one of tho best known throughout tho northwest. it bud runny correspondents, among thom lining tho Notional Ilunk of Illinois. but it is stated tlmt the failure of the big (‘hi- cunt) bunk bud nothing to do with tho closlugof this concern. ’l'IIcrmutll bunk at tho stm'kynrds that cloned on n result of the other Inilurowne n brunch of the flunk of Minnesota, but no other locnl bnuks nro ut nll nffcrtod by the fuilurc. To Comm-Id Ohio Nsvnl Reserve. LIMA, 0., Doc. fill—John K. lirlm, brother of Smuttor llrhro. hos bot-u oilorod tho command of tho Ohio unvnl rcsorvc which in lit-lug organized at Clovolnnd, Toledo nnd other Ohio citiofl on the lake. lie served at Annapolis n number of yours nnd is thoroughly posted on nuvnl matters and is n thorough civil engineer. ltirt very prolmbio ihnt he will nccopt tho offer. Hardware Firm Assigns. Cmmmmrr, Dec. BIL—Jumps Is. Hn‘rnu or 00.. burdwnrc nnd foundry rnnnufnc- tut-cm nt ill l'iuiu tin-cot, have assigned to Willium A. Haven and (Inn-no A. Schnei- ilcr. The nssctnnudllnbiiltics one about wilful—«300,000. 'l‘hn cause of tho unsign- mnnt won the perineum of creditors and hick of business. The firm is one of the oldest of it» kind in the west. Pliyelnlon's close (loll. MALONE. N. Y., Dec. 23.--Dr. Ralph Irwin, whiln driving across tho (Icntrnl Vcrnmnt trucks in Malone, was struck by no cngluo. Ho won thrown ten foot into the nirnudwns very seriously injured. but it lt-t thought ho will recover. The horse, which was (I. vnluublc one, was killed. Amnesty to Annette-n retention. Conurnsrixortc, Dec. flit-«An trade ”f!“ i no N Danny“: m" 22....1' to depth for murder. Thetcrms of the ‘ «heroes rout my cue nmnostyint'ludo about 100 lirmenluns on- W 59“" ”I" ”m” ‘ tier sentence of death for other offenses undfull i utelri restored '. u v tmfiznnaw.‘ till then tbst of murder. in tor . .libmes . . “we...“wWw... ' Siflordeflwe ivesuuorsnteelo money. Address MIAMI. 0. has been issued grunting nmucsty to nil Armonlnn prisoners except thorn sentenced (term-n Mot-Inm- fiend. Lowboy, Dec. tin—discree- Vnh Bunsen. who was prominent for many years in the list-men rslnhstu. died in this city. Nash & OLD AND RELIABLE Daily DirectFreight Line BETWEEN NEW YORK, SOUTH NORWALK AND NDRWALK. THE PROPELLERS CITY OF NORWALK, EAGLE AND VULOAN, Will leave Pier 23, E. R., Beekmcn street, New York); at 5 p. rn. Leave Norwallr, 5 p. to; South Norwalk 6 p. m. Freight received from 7 a. m. to 5 p. m. Upon application to agents the City of Norwuik Eagle and Vulcan will he sent for special lots of freight anywhere in New York or its vicinity. All persons are forbid trusting any of the employees of the boats of this line on account of the owners thereof. Ct ——__r 'Va‘nScoy’l M We are now offering a fine selection of Cut Glass for holiday gifts. We guarantee every article to have a lasting finish; we do not apply the term “cut glass” to goods finished by acids, as is done elsewhere, but buy from the best manufacturers; you can rely on each Our Huviland China, of many designs, cannot be excelled. article fora perfect shape. We have the finest and richest assortment fancy odd pieces, as well as dinner sets, that T can be bought outside of New York. prices will suit all purses, but an early cell required to choose the prettiest. NA$H&VAN$COY. Cor. I. Iain and West Streets, IOUTH NORWALK. DONNIOTIOUT. out is It? thst prompts you tobuy your shoes sttentiononthe salesmen? If t H. '5. BROWN, so creatures sum. W‘ one storersther than another? Isn’t it style, qnslity, fit durability nod price so tothe shoe and prompt sud onus-teens cttheproprleionnd ere thereoltndnw manta we look for u libsrnl shoreof your more Couch Neurotic. Donn of bishops, priests and people that is form- ing in the square in front of the church, Erich is dressed in his most gorgeous robes. Turkish soldiers line both sides of the street to keep the may open for the proces- sion to pass. The Intin patriarch of Jo- rusnlom hus just arrived. The procession of priests, carrying bnunors nud immense candles, meets him, then turns, and all go into the Latin chnpul tbmugh tho umln entrance. Following, we are surprised to find the main entrance so emnll. It can ndmit but one of. n time. and that one must. stoop to enter. From the masonry it can be seen tbnt the entrance was once much larger. The reason for the change was that the lilohuiumcdnus at one time did nil in their power to injure and unuoy tho Christians, and even used to ride on horseback into the very church. The door, therefore, was made small to protect the church from this encrilcgo. Once inside, we see we are in u very nu- clout structure. Port. of the masonry dates from the time of Constantine, who built a magnificent busillI-u On this alto about the your 330 of our etc. All we can see of the oldest work. however, probably dates from not. inter thou J ustlninn'u time, about 550 A. l). in any nose, the church is n vener- ublo btilding, and it hns witnessed some stirring scones. In it Baldwin the cru- eudor was crowned king of Jerusalem. It has been ropnired n number of titties. and once, when it hooded u new roof. King Edward IV of Euglnud gave the loud to mules one. This was nbnut the your 1482. The lend roof did good service for about 200 yours, und might luu'n lasted much longer imd not the hlohuuuuodnns incited it'up to make bullets. However, unothcr roof was soon provided. Inside the building consists of n unvo und double aisles. Tho aisles are separated by two rows of columns mode of rod limo- gtoue. These columns huvc piniu bnsos find are surmounted by Corinthian f‘.‘|pi~ tnls. They are 10 feet high, and ut the top of each n cross is cngruvud. 'l‘ho church is now owned by the Latin, Greek and Ar» mouinn tlhrlstinns.-——Edwlu S. Wallace in St. Nicholas. DEFINITION OF FAD. Now York Schoolgirls Find o’l‘erso end Expressive Pier-u. So runny fads are engaging the attun- tlun of women. especially young women, that the subject Wne brought up for on hour's informal tulk in o furblnunhlo school for girls in this city It few days ago. To start tlIodincusslon n teacher read from in dictionary the following definition of tho word: “ Fed—A trlviul funcy adopted and pur- sued for n time with irrational zeal; n mitt. tor of no importance, a whim, n crochet, n temporary hubby." “Now lot no one if we cnnnot find it more torso and expressive definition," sold the teacher. “I would like to beer a rug- gestion from ouch pupil. " Ono of the oldest members of the senior nines replied very promptly, “To be busy with triiics. " “ That is very good. but it is n dictionary definition." coinmcntod the teacher. “1 want original ideas." “How will this do " exclaimed the star essayist of the school: ”Fen-d—J Frivolous and deciduous. ' " "0r ‘li'oollng and tinb~ bling,’ ” cried a flippnnt pupil. All of the girls thereupon took up the one unit begun forming phrases out of the three letters which constitute the word on . dor- consideration. “Forcing u diversion" was boiled nsn very appropriate definition. “ Fanciful and dainty” was rejected on be- inu insdoquntc and "Females ell drift” wns spurned fornbvious reasons. “ Folblos every day” was about to he sdnpted on the best suggestion, when n quiet pupil, who had been busy with he! pencil and tablet, said, ”Here is one thistle-till shorter, 'li'or it doy.‘ it With one voice the girls exclaimed, “That’s itl" And "For sdny" wusnusnl‘ mously oriented on the most torso and one pros-lye definition of haw-N" rm of he is ....4 at You and there in every wolf-of lit; olilu railroad. onslaught on the in maul. chorxln that ternrroignmentof ing them with iron auntie lution asking the formation relative to Govin. so American minnow! lsh forces in Cuba. ‘ ' senate providing to u What. ‘ the state of South Dot: , , construction of the, M00. PW road from Sioux F The bill grunts nl for 20 miles on one eidoof the road. Mr. Butler of N ducal. s rewlutinn committee of three I» the feasibility of up lyln t ‘, ' direct legislation t ' n35! the”! and referendum to‘tbeleg federal government; ' (3038, lusting until I n. 6. old straw and spurring for politioill polii commission, defended the low. in «min. . Marcello Ii. urilntl, on Italian MM ‘ of no Moi street, New York. w; l‘lntes. Thom" Plenum, re... ~.. I 8931" mi‘ a... lecu t 1..wa _ . ' rum" tb Mr. 1dr. Pettlgmv introduced limit. News“ to Grin to sections initial» The senate adjourned for tho" I I The house the] ' W '0... utlve and judicial nppropriutltit'riblll . , than adjourned for theihhildnr ' This is the first tint in the Mo! green that the l , ' passed before the holiday}. j, was devoted to the} nnnuul debt“ civil service low, ud, no tampt to strikeo commission was ovcrwhelmlngly do!“ ‘ live bill the ‘ th- so. the pron-ion fertile There was a good, deal of throbbing Mr. Brosius, chat on of the civil m who participated inithe debate were Mm Baker mop.) of pr Hampshire, Wei (Rep) of Massachusetts, Williams (Den. of Mississippi, Bowers (Rep) of ‘W nlu and Neil (Domini Arkansas. ; Mr. Settle (Bop) of North Comiiglo. mode the motion to strike out thopiirh- graph relating to the civil service, which , was defeated by n‘ vote of 20 to till. 1". bill as passed curries t2l,609,809, or 83 ,- 379 more than the ‘ .urrcnt. bill. .- A bill was posse authorizing the rill”- ronds of the Indihn Territory to change“ ‘ their alignments. Mr. Wellington pf Maryland impinge! a bill for the advancement of ‘ government clerks receiving 81,600 null less at the rate of ‘10 per cent in five year! until they reach si,soo per unnum. A bill to promo uer‘lul navigation was introduced by M . Baker of New Hornp- shire. which proposes to give 880,000 to Professor Langley of the Smithsonlnnln- stitution, $20,000; to James Seldeu Cow‘ den of Virginia and $20,000 to the war do~ partrucnt for cond noting experiments. Five People Poleoned. Sr. Lours, Don; ell—Five members of the family of F. hf. Roberts, a fireman on the Missouri Pacific railway, werepolson- ed by eating cakes mode of prepared bunk- wheut flour. Four of them on at the City hospital, and it is doubtful if they will to. cover. They are Mrs Mary Roberts. Ollie, aged Is. F‘runkfiged in; Johnnymgedts; Lizzie, aged 8. 0 some Roberta, 10 yours, old, found 1 package of prqiured bunk-j, wheat flour in the alley Monday night. Ho took the puckugo borne. and his motha." mode buckwheat cakes for breakfast, with the above result. ' Big Wnter company Organised. NEW YORK, Dir. 23.—Tbere hevebesn.‘ _ 2 filed with the county clerk papers of In: ‘ corporation of the New Jersey Water oom- pnny of Pluinfleld. The capitol stock is stated to be 82,000,000. James Clarita! l’luinllold is the New Jersey incorpornfm'a John (Y. Rodgers and Edward J. Ferrell, both of New York, are the other incor- porntors. The object of the company is for obtain and supply water to the city of Plnluflehl. A monitor 020,000,000. l’lill..tDELPIllA. Doc. Bil—The deed of the now Philadelphia and Beading oom- pnuy to the Control Trust company of New York for 890,000,000 has been filed with tho room-(”or of deeds. The instru- ment. is dated Nov. 18. Iii canyon all the property held by the Philodolphlu and Bonding Rnilrind company and won in- cluded in the pi in of reorganization” se- curity for the new issue of l per cent bondi. Explosion Csuud Five Dentin. Pnovruuxcr, Doe. tail—Israel D. Baker. 3 foreman at tho Kent. Woolen mill. who " was burned by ho holler explosion Your: day, died loot u gilt. Title makes the O h death from the prplosion. “w The fuel of Whitney's vute. , Ntzwron'r. 3.11.. Dec. 28.~—Burolrl Peyue. Whitney paid $200,000 for his now ville, the mecr ll mm. and grounds, neurol- ing to the deed,‘ which has just been filed, here. ~ .. - ..... .-—-—-~—~m TELEGRAIPHIC enevwmew M.........M Judge ’I‘uicl” in Chicago. obtained “in Control Elevator coinpsuy from W ‘- pourcd. and t sheriff took with his bank. w , The Spanish cabinet decided their .‘ dent Cleveland's message effected the tee and should be rend before the! which Is not is w in session. fire insurance sinist- of New Yeti but been o to; tlvo under indictment; retain floumoutl, mm tune it emu: of - » Conn. hss used to m Merrill of rite n Islandt ... ' shemw insdrenrn’ would never ll happily W4 . The ferry t Columbia of 7 strontiino uninto and bruise . '1’ theitertriverltiewfleh'l'tt - ennui lire oh the W covers wwmhm. .
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