Evening sentinel, Wednesday, December 23, 1896 · page 8

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Ital. filings. of Ivoryton, Conn,
editor. "sud Mrs. Ernest
carom».

I . mulls. ‘O’fllrlen’s.

., B Helium, manager of the
,dflorwslk’ofllce of the flour, is
ill at his home on this side of
m.

m the church committees have

‘ fbought better, purer candy for the
then this yeur. F. A.’Lnne.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

moo. of the chorus choir, H. J.
m. of the East avenue Sunday
‘ W requests that all of the choir
to» him at the church at 3 o’clock
A Christmas afternoon. A photo-
m will be taken of the choir and the
moon: of the platform.

I We have New York prices right in
tillers. F. A. Lune.

 

The Commercial Record prints the
(infusing: "The committee appointed

800m 3 site for the new school build-
big in East Norwalk, viz...l. RMarvin,
‘W.G. LeOount. A. C. Golding, W. 5

Word and Harry Morehonse, have
.. purchased the property on the corner of
V Gregory Point road and Second avenue.
’ A new schoolhouse of six or eight rooms
willbe built of frame or brick. The
committee will investigate school build-
ings in other ports of the state and
will then engage an architect. The
new school will accommodate 300 or
400‘pupils.”

*8le and skates, low prices,nt Com‘
stock, Watkins & Dow’s.

 

ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.

E. F. Benton, of Main street, Nor.
7" weA’wsllt, is able to be out again, after a two
weeks? illness.

, The Christmas festival of the South
Norwslk Congregational Sunday school
Will be held tonight at 7:30 o’clock.

. I—Catholic prayer books, pearl rosuries,
, etc., are good Christmas presents. J. T.
Hayes, 5 Main street, Nor-Walk.

 

The Germanic Singing society is to
have its Christmas festival Friday night.
, These will be trees and presents for the
,‘ children. and afterward a dance.

it , ..,-

—-Christlnns presents. The best place
‘hbuy books, toys. games, albums, l-lc.,
1LT. Hayes, 5 Main street, Norwnlk.
Lorne assortment, prices lmvost. Call
and see.

0h January 7th the Worcester Salt
oompsny'e special train of 159) cars,
. drown by seven eugines,will be in South
Norwflk. with a. consignment of salt.for
‘ (Shula E. Seymour.

~Your choice of ladies” trimmed hats
$2.98, $1.48; children's $1.98, $1.48 and
98o,” Miss S.S.Tillotson’s,16 N.Main st.

' Ml] not of sufficient force to delay
travel. It began to snow early last
night, and there was a full of about four
inches. The Street Railway company
no out its electric sweeper and the
, Tummy company its plow. They ran
at frequent intervals through the morn-
' —-Purlr or Tilford cigars at Weed's
drugstore. __.._. ‘__

I The sale of domestic goods at the Wo-
men's Exchange, which was to have
taken piles today, has been postponed
until Thursday; W

, 4-301monddt Sons have an elegant

but of ohillonlers, from to and upwards,

ill ll“. curly birch. golden oak and
I enamel for the holiday trade.

3% If. Anderson. a relative of Fred-
Wiloox, of Arch street, died Mon-
lnjthe eighty-first year of her age,
homelu Brooklyn. The funeral
from her late residence. 277

um: this afternoon at I

the body will be brought to

the burlsl.

pocket m...”

 

books go to Weed’s drug

4m otthe Ulsn-Ns-Gnel. the

.i‘r

W “the birth of Robert
" willhs publicly celebrated at
I ' Ml Kermit. The pro-

. ,wflllneludeohclce and Ipprn-
We”! Irilih music. and an
_ thcnmchsel'rfihsrkey,

York. rm proceeds will be-

,. _ 1 end is,» =
thorny snddlmtstllgltho launchpad.

. g "
Moth to: James.

9.1?" ,
proper sir

sl hr, '
all.
comments him tom, undoclhoto

hoses crises. ‘
and other man: mused in the rate book.
on the list‘to sold warrant annexed. their
several immune: a! the sum tolls] as
therein sis , sold sum being ll. tax or an»
easement told upon the assessment but
models 189$ b the inhabitants of the
town of New Is. regularly and legally
stumbled, to wit, on the let day of
rcb A. 11,1395, met for the purpose of
provldlug for the indebtedness of said
town, levies upon the following described
real estate of sold .

‘ HE]. 1N STAUSS.
situutcdtn town of Isorwnlk. at South
Nor-walk, to witzwouc lot or parcel of
land. being about 23 feet in front and
rear and about two hundred feet in depth.
bounded northerly and easterly by the
land of the heirs or (loveless of Mary L.
Snowden, deceased: southerly by land
formerly of Henry Strauss, but new of the
estate of said Helen Stones, and westerly
by highway culled Spring street or I‘lly's
heck rend. ‘
Alsooile lotorprlrccl of land b uuded
northerly about loll feet by said Inn l for-
merly of Henry Stains: cssterlynbo t six-
ty feet b land of heirs ordevisees of fury
L. Show on. deceased, or by Carrol street.
so called; southerly about Ill! feet by lend
of sold heir-s or divisees, and westerly
about :24 feet by said Spring street or Ely’s
Neck road.

And I shall sell at Public Auction, on
the premises Ilcrefllbefore described. on
the 25th day of Feb», A. D., 1897. at 10:30
o’clock forelloon, so much thereof as will
raise the sum of six (blundthlrty-ihree
one hundredths dollars. that being the
proportion of the said Helen Stones, of
the sum total in sllid list. together with
the charges of levy. Nile, ctc.u

(EEO. B. 81‘. JOHN,
Tax Collector. List. of mill.
Dated at Norwulk, Dec. 322, A. 0,1896.

~_...M....—,...-‘.m....~..._..___....._“

Tax Collector’s Sale.

 

 

' ()l‘ICI’. is hereby given that the under-
. ‘ signed, Collector of ’l‘nxcrl, under and
by virtue of u L't‘l'llllll tux wnrruut. duly
executed lillll signed by proper authority
null directed to llle undersigned, colli-
mnliding llim to levy and collect nl'

lllilJl‘N STAI'SS. '
and other persom named in the rule
book, on the list to said wnl-mul. mmexcd.
their several! proportions of illlH-llllll total
us therein stntcd.sui(l sum being ll tux
or llssesuncut blid upon the assessment
list made in Will by the inhabitants of
the town of Norwclk, regularly llnd
legally assembled, to wit, on the filth day
of January. A. 1)., Wild, met for the pur—
pose of providing for the indebtedness of
will town. llevlcs upon the following; lll.L
scribed real estate of solid
ll I-ll.lr‘.\' S’I‘AI'SS.

situated in town of Norwnlk at South
Nor-wallk. to wily» one lot. or parcel of
land, being about. 25 feet- in front. and
rent. and about :3le feet. in depth, bounded
northerly null easterly by lllllll of the heirs
or divisors of Mary I. Ifiuowdeu, docs-used:
southerly by lllllll formerly of Henry
Smiles, but now of the l'illllt‘ of said
Helen Stones, and westerly by bignwuy
milled Spring slrcel or l-Ily‘s Ncck rolld.

Alsoouc lot or puny-I of land bounded
northerly about. llil'» feet. by said land for-
mel'ly of ”('III'Y Smiles: easterly about fill
feet by Izllid of heirs or dovisces of Mnrv
Ii. Snowdcn, deceased, or by (furl-cl!
slrcct, so culled: southerly about ml fol-t
by land of spill heirs or divisor-«unnd “Hist
crly about 334 feet byssuid Spring street or
I‘lly's Net-k road.

And I sllnll sell at Public Auction, on
the premises llcreiubcfore dcscribvsll. ml
the L‘5llld1ly of l"t'I)l‘lllI.l')'.r\.1).,ll‘l‘JTJtl HHS
o'clock Inreuoon, so nllll‘ll thereof us will

misc the sum of four dollars.
stilt“, tlllll lwillz llll‘ proportion
of the spill Ill-It’ll Slums of the

sum loud in said list. together with the
charges of levy, sull'. otl'.
“EU. ll. Sl‘. JOHN.
'l'llr Collector, List. of lSilfy.
Dated at Norwulk. Ill-c. 2‘3. .-\.ll., Hull.

 

1

Tax Collector’s Sale.

 

"(1TH)” is llvrcbygin-u tlmt. lll(’ un«
. dbl-signed, Collector of Taxes. under
and by virtue ofn vermin tux wumlut,
duly executed mid signed by propel-nu.
tbority and directed the undersigned,
counnuudillu him In low lull! collect of

lII'lel'lN' STAKES,
Illlil other persons mulled in Hill rule book,
on the, list. to mid wurrullt lllllit‘hcfl.
their hCVt‘l'lll proportions of llmsum luinl
us therein sluts-ll, unid sum being u tux or
assessment lRIlI llpnn llll: INNOSHIII‘HL list
made in H‘J‘Ibv illc iilllubitllnlsof Illl'
town of Nurwnllt, regularly Itllll legally
assembled. to \vll,ml lllc :Mll Illly of
Dec, .~\. I).. INU'IJTIISI‘. for tho purpose
of providing for the indebtedness of fluid
town, levies upon the following described
real estate of said
lll‘llll'lx H'I‘A ! 'h'ti.

situated in the town of Norwalk ll! Hull!)
Norwlllk, to wit: one lot or [lllri‘l'l of
land. being about. twenty IIVI.‘ feet. in front
IIIHI rear and about Lil!“ foot in depth.
bounded nortlwrly :lml ustmrlv by him! of
the heirs or (“Vises-s (if Mary L, HIIUWlll‘u,
«Isl-cllsl-d; southerly by him! formerly of
Ill-lll'v Stones. but now of the venue of
said Helen Hldlllfi'i, lull! westerly by high-

 

 

 

 

Goods for the Holidays,

 

htmfilrlsh ‘Polltfcld Prinlners’

 

 

HiLDECKER,
NOVELTIES IN

Hand Painted Decorations to Order.
and Jack Knives.

SKATES SHARPENEDI

Watch this space for '97 models of bicycles. Bicycles rented repaired
and stored at reasonable prices.

thrives ell-at.
‘ murderer» .

, Itulskeudcli-J‘
unauddellcim ' "
hum tool! of what
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rand.

Also one lot or parcel of loud bounded
norlbcrl about lull feet by said loud for-
ulerl o. Henry Stones: easterly about Lil
feet iy innllof. heirs or llivlseue of Marl
,Ih Sunwdeu. (incensed. or by (.‘urrrll
street, sucrdlcdmoutberlv nbzmt Ill! fee
by bind of wild heirs or divises, and West-
erly lllmllt 5le feet by said Spring street UI
Ely’s Neck road.

And lsbllli sellnt public auction, on
the premises berelnbclore described. or
the 335th day of Feb., A. l).. 180?. at 10:01
o’clock forenoorl. so much thereof as will
misc lbc sum of six dollars and twenty-
seven-one Ilundredtbs dollars ($0.2m, the!
being the proportion of the said Helen
Stones. of the sum total in field lls', to‘
gether with the chm-(res of levy. snlc, etc.

GEORGE B. 81'. JOHN.
Tax Collector, List of will.
Dated at Norwnlk, Dec. 2!}, A. 1)., 1th.

W
Tax Collector’s Sale.

' ()‘i‘lCE is hereby given that the under»
. signed. Collector of Taxes, under
and by virtue of ll certain tllx wnrmnt,
duly executed and signed by proper rill
thol'ity and directed to the undersigned,
commanding him to levy llud collect of

HELEN S'I‘AIISS.
and other persons named in the rate book
on the list to said Will-rout annexed. their
severed proportions of the sum total to
tllcrclnntaltcd.said sum being a tax or
risscsk'ulcut lllld upon the llsscssmcnt Iis‘
made in ltlflil by tbll lnbubltrmts nftbl
town of .‘Iorwulk. regularly and logo”;
asscxllblcil, to wit. on the 538th day of De-
Culllllf’l', A. 1)., mm, met for the purpose
of providing for the indebtedness of mild
town, lcVIcs upon tlli‘ following described
rclll l'n'llllc of solid
lII~‘.I.l‘"..\' S’I‘AI'SS.

situated in the mound" Nor-walk, at. South
Nor-walk. to wit: one lot-or puree! of lnlul
bolus; about twentydlve feet in front. and
rpm and nboul 72m {cut in depth, bonullcl
northerly ullll easterly by blind of the heirs
()l’ilt‘l'lfl‘t’ll of Mary 1.. Snowden, deceased.
southerly by land formerly of Henry
Stones, but now of the estate of spill
Helen Stuuss. and westerly by highway
culled Spring street or Ely’s Neck mud.

Also. one lot or parcel of land bounded
northerly ltbllul. llifi feet by sub! llllld
formerly of “entry Stones: easterly about
sixty Lust by land of lli'll‘fl or divisecs of
Mary l.. Snowden, deceased. or by (fill-roll
street, sir-culled. southerly about 11'»! feel
by land of said belts or llcvlsees lllld west-
erly by said Spring street or Ely Neck
mull,

And I shall sell ut. Public Auction. on
the promises llvreinbl-I'nro described. on
the Chill day of Feb” A. l)., 1897, nt lllzlll
o’clock for-snoop, so much thereof as will
rniscthcsum of sixllil null twenty—seven-
one Ilulldredths dollars. that being the
proportion of the sold llelcll Slums, oi
the .ullmtnllll in said .Iist,togclilcr with
Illl‘ ltllllrgl-s of levy. Hlll‘, etc.

Him. ll. 51‘. JIIIIN.
'I‘ur ("olIl-l'lor. List of 1mm.

Dated at Norwlllk. Ilec. 3‘2, A.ll.. Willi.

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I'IlAIll.EN ‘I‘I. Il‘muurl. Nulurs' Public.
.IUHN II. I’lfllllilN.
tlllhlll'l‘ II.“ Ill)WA N.
llllltl'ITlAh Sll'AIl’l'Z.

YOUR CHRIOTMAS GIFT

or your Yew Year‘s gift will be cor-
tllin to give the recipient pleasure if it
has been purchased from our stock.
Maybe you have neglected getting a few
presents you mean to send. We are sure
to have something to meet your upprov
alwif you don’t wuit until it is too Inte-
Pictures, framed and unframed, oak and
bamboo 6318013, cup unrl saucer cusels.
build pointed glues cabinet frames, silver
and leather frames for cabinet pictures.
hand painted plaques and panels. l'ic-
tnros framed to order. Headquarters for
artists‘ materials.

79 WASHINGTON STREET,
SO. NORWALK.

 

) Directors.

 

 

Christmas Papeteries and

Magazines.

 

Skates, Polo Sticks

 

 

 

l D“ IMO, Rga d1 ~
' I @qulp’olmlyo
WE TOLD W ‘
or ‘

CHILDREN’ S BOOKS

n—Here's something for yourself.
for your own reading—Jar giving away
I! you won't hate lo part wilhjlhem.
You see the prices are so low that
you can't 'go to a bookstore and buy
without paying more. While you
are buying here, however. you might
buy a double set of ‘ those you like-—
one for yourself and one for a pres-
ent-«you can afford lo.

There's Bunyan: ' Pilgrim's Prog~
tess,’ Child's ‘Llr'e of Christ' and
‘ Story of the Bible] ' Esop's Fables“
and 'Swiss Family Robinson '——25
cents each. ' Sweet C o n is n l.’
'Rosy.’ 'Lillle Mlss Peggy ‘-—-35
cents each A lot of ' Alger's” best
writings, Stories of ' United, Siales,’
“George Wasllinglon' and Christo-
pher Columbus '-—!llmdreds of differ-
ent authors will make you feel that
your time is no! wasted or thrown
away.

Waist Lengths in Silks. Nice
quality taffelas both in figures and
stripes and very beautiful'dcsigns—
just lll waist lcngdlg. at reduced prices
for holiday gills.

Wash Goods Clll‘Tstlllas Specials:
Salln finished Crepe .1; soft as‘silk—
pinks. blues, greens, avender and old
rose—~exlra width. suitable for fancy

dresses and 6411‘s. limsses; 19c.
quality for 12,3, cm: . :l gar—l,

Santa Claus .". :"1:i:l,;;sl0l'lhe little
ones. 10 cents. L 13mm: Dolls, Ele-
phants, Cals. liege. Monkey and
Punch and Judy-— cut: as; cute can
be. .

 

Wagons. [Toll TllCY‘.
cles, Buclzboalrl‘s. .lg‘ligjtt Engines.
Drums, Sotiler C1352" ffll’e Engines.

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(1.3. l Ball

 

lmks. _
Games. Check-2: liquids. Bagalelle.
Billiards. Domino (funds. Y;le and
Hal'vllral Fm llu-fi! Games. Bicycle
Race. Hop :5 ~

inprlce
fun for aimed l.-:

 

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ml . It, 1333.3

 
 

llw—lllIHES that run

 

from 41:; up lo $2.75»—

 

Ta.le ‘11;‘.!l:3 snil l‘lapkllls lo
match—gem e for £3.75. Up to
$30.00 if you '.‘.’;\!l’. to, ’l'rsy Cloths.
20x 30. in !5 different styles fine
quality damask, f3: 2:) cenls each.

or

Special 7~I:l. deal": . .‘.' llemstilclled
fine linen lime I:-;.;_».. 30 cents
each.

 

 

*

TRowsllmeE
too.

We are pin mod to inform

ibepubllv Ilmt we Imus
llll tho llllesf styles of

Meerschaum
and

Briar

Goods!

At reasonable prlces.

Ourfi‘lgnrs new. $1 and $1.15.”; per box tlikn
Wt“ .

(lurnssnrfmont of figur- nnd l‘lullrolie Cases.
l‘l‘llllllllllll Tobacco use» Mllll'll Snips lull!
lnbllvcolllms wus nevur better. We hIIIHlllt
.l!! the popular brands or 'l‘obllccos all our

blill‘i‘.
Cor. Halo and Washington 8ft.

Tsowsllllltsa co.

 

LINCOLN
Storage Warehouse

'l‘h ncoln Stems Warehouse
op :ters

set.»
0 sh! n tract. In the
orsoulhllll" h. n r
the storage? Is 0'0”” or

Household Furniture, Plenum!!-
cyslu, Carriages, Etc.

tow doors “Egg

 

For full horticulture inquire at the

ethos oi .
TAYLOR «I GOLD: N .
74 WASHINGTON BTREET.
South Nomslk. Connecticut

 

Airbus; limo 55...: I
FA ncv ”hoops:

A'l‘ run
WpMAN'B IXOHANOI,

 

‘ FRED’K.W. ROGERS, I9 Main St, Norwalk.

now 0 n afternoons. from 1 000’ It this
was .‘l’l‘hd sfterumn pull evenlnae (ml-trues
me from i to to 0’0 k. dis is

 

arena 1

7onvooobs.

“ TRISTRAM a. HYATT, ' ’

 

Christmas Goods

for Everybody!

 

 

Gloves,
Handkerchiefs ,
Ribbons,

Laces,

Hosiery

and -
Umbrellas

 

With the approach of the Holidays the some perplexing question arises: What
will we purchase for Christmas Presents? We wish to state right here that we
are better prepared than ever before to answer this question.
‘ in our store presents something suitable for Christmas Prawns—-

Every department

Everything in the Useful Line, viz:
Cloqks, Furs,
Dress Patterns,

Table

Linens, ‘

Napkins, .
W00! Blankets,

 

Batement in Holiday

Attire.

Men’s Furnish’g Goods.

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In our Housefnrnishiug Department we are showing all the lotcst novelties in Sil-

vcr, China, and Glass.

 

TRISTRAM

Dress Goods.

Slinch houcles, in black, green, brown
yard.

3': yards long at #53, 3.50, 3.75. 4 50, 5.00
Nottingham lace curtains at $I, 1.50, 1.7
r ulr.

Lndies’ lace collars, 50c, 75c, $1, $1.75.

Black chiffon collars, l 73.

Ladies’ and children’s mittens, lilo, l'JC
per pair.

Gent‘s dog skill gloves, 900, $1 per pair.

documents to ullcash purchasers.

98 WASHINGTON ST.,
, Seatto‘rwslk.

 

BEST . . .
. . . VALUE!

 

The Most
Complete
Line of

Irish Point Lace Curtains.

P9
The Best Ladies’ Heseflcrmsdorf (lye, regular madame pr.

In our furniture and carpet department you will find rare bargains.

FRANCIS 8: CO. .

”a. HYATT,

llarryChristmas atScofield&Hoyt’s

and blue, at We

per pair.

5, 2,25, '3 7.3, :l (I!) Manicure sets,

, lbs, 950, .300 pl‘!‘
Silk shades, $1 5!).

 

 

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We have now in stock

WINTER CLOTHING

By trading with us you will always get the best with prices guaranteed.
as WASHINGTON sunttr

 

Norwalk, Connecticut,

Gazette B’I'd’g.

' “ "'A‘“ "T'Tii

Lmlies‘ kid gloves, 899. and $1. ‘
lleulies’ lmcu embroidered liundkcrclllcfnlzllgc,18c, 3251:,35c.
(,Icnt’s 28 inch paragon umbrella, $1.

Fancy Articles.

‘3 50, 4.50, 5.5!).

Work lmxes, albums, shoving sets. collar and cutl’ boxes,
necktie cases, dolls, stntionu_-ry, and n thousand and one
articles, too numerous to mention.

lizirlies’ izlwn aprons, 25c, 500.

Imbin's cologne, L’oz bottles, 75c.

Rochester lumps, in fancy designs, $3.50, 4, 4.50, 4.75.

During the Holiday week we shall make special in

SCOFIELD. & HOYT,

CLUB BUILDING,
florwalk.

LOWEST
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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!

Ever Shown
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GOLD

Fur capes from $4.24 and upwards.

will be sold from 89c and up.

Eficcts.

kerchief cases, etc.
We have also put on sale a large

Charge, when materials are I:
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until 8 p. on; Saturdays until 9 30.

N. v. muggy Parlors!
FURS! FURS!! FURS!!

A full and complete line in all kinds of furs.

Infants' and children's caps and coats at reduced prices.

3L3!) to $5.00; former prices, $2.
lists will be trimmed during the month of December free of

The costs

A Full Line of Feather Boas!

, A full and complete line in Holiday Goods, in Silver and Gilt Metal

Silver frames from 24c and up, jew‘rel cases, ink stands, calendars, hand-

assortment of trimmeo lists, from
24 to .fO.

ought It our establishment.
Free of Charge.

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N. Ii.--Our store will be kept open during the month of December l

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Proposals for furnishing all labor and
nlnleriuls in setting lull! paving 4m feel. of
curb and gutter on the north side of (from
cl-ut street. from West. uremic, easterly.
will be received ill. the olllcc of tho- Htrcct
Commissioner until noon of the 30th day
of December, Nlll.

FRANK N. I’lCllllIS,
Committee on streets and .‘illlmvlllll'in
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Shorty Sherwood. Hatter!
Occupiess portion of E. Gnsowskis,
store. timer of Well and Water Sta.

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D. W. RAYMOND.

Funeral Director

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