, , , Dbl them me: three
s; flamenco-.mmms.
mahonmaweektohecaid
34).“me lomlk.
_mlnomeotheBsntinelomos.
I’dm‘ms. mwmeonters
, . sending or bringing it
“Better :heecuvenienoe of thou
have items of am or other rust-
Madatl’heentranoeto Thailand-
.. musshouldinalleases be as:
in! s .
. “enemies...
M‘Ssfliasl has a Circulation
M of Nmalb and its Suburbs
sustainably. than the. Continued
. of the other Two Local Dail~
Press Roma is always open to
.. cannot be guaranteed the
copy is handed in. Every rea-
flort will be made to accommo-
us. but changbs cannot be in-
npon as a right unless copy is sent
plclock in the afternoon of the
use the change is desired.
Telephone Calla.
s. offlmIB-B-
‘, tile] me.02-l.
figho «see-a.
”Work Herald Weather Forecast
The l‘dicatlons fortoduy partly cloudy and
probably followed -by snow. Tomor-
”My cloudy to fair. Sight temperature
T ' Thermometer Record.
, it! best point 0! the 'hermometer for
y-fonrhours ending at noon today
. Jo dean es above zero; lowest. 4 degrees
3‘ are Almanifc for 'Iomorrow.
(“trim I Sunsets } Hightide l'low tide
has me i :05 m :3;
On the one sine the insurgent com-
rounder, on the other Weyler, forbids
. the sewing and reaping of crops in Cu-
ba. Growing crops are destroyed by both
armies. The unhappy Cubans are bound
‘ to starve between the two. Will not civ-
. flirted countries intervene to stop the
ruin? Spain will require more than the
' plagues of Egypt to make her let go, it
« .is evident. But the utmost limit has
about been reached.
Great Britain ought to be good friends
.' with the United States, and the United
‘ States ought to be good friends with
' Great Britain. We supply that country
:with three-fourths of all the beef and
nearly half the mutton she receives from
foreign lands.
‘ , It is time that the standard story of
‘ the girl hurrying the fire with the kero-
7 molten should have a rest and he su-
perseded hy the workingmnn who thaws
out a stick of dynamite.
. Whitowire whiskers for the gentle-
' man who plays Santa Claus at the Sun-
day school Christmas tree have been
mugested. -.. ‘
urns: Lscruns to MEN AND
woman.
0
Dr. Ii. 0. Flower, ol Boston. Will
Deliver His New Lecture Entitled
”Helm, Happiness and Beauty at Women}.
At Hoyt’s Theatre, Wednesday, D’-
oember 80. at 8 p. m. It is claimed by
many that Dr. Flower is the greatest
:m on the American platform. What l
the press says:
“‘Never was lecture better received
her an audience more highly entertained
than at Tremont Tt‘mple last night.
The lecturer was Dr. R. C.1*‘Iower.—
Boston Journal.
“Dr. R. C. Flower's lecture to Indies
' in Colombian Hall yesterday afternoon
was the finest entertainment ever given
the women in the city. Hundreds were
’ unable to gain admittance, while those
who did, enjoyed for an hour and forty
minutes between laughter, applause and
tears. the richest treat of the season.
, "The doctor’s tribute to the married
It“ and home, and his closing tribute to
Women. for eloquencepathos and beauty
p of speech can never be outdone.-——Lufay-
“to (1nd.) Courier.
, Mom at Lounsbury Lodge.
P. C. laouusbnry Lodge. 126, N. E. O.
2.,huslected these oilicers: Jr. P. W.,
dunno. Hart; warden, F. Keating;
0. B. Dsuchy; secretary, A. 11.
Hey; financial weretnry. C. 11.
Meter, H. A. Woorl;chep'ain,
K. E. Hart; guide, William H
"guard J. W. Csvausgh; sentinel.
its-r: unites, e. D. Worden. The
' willbeinstalled January 20th,
" Warden L. P. Demmiug, of
M, alter which a collation will
Issllsgsl the frame» Company.
mull special meeting of the
‘ of the Nowell: Tramway
will be held at its office in
munch. on Tuesday. January
. =lio‘olock. 110011, for the purpose
, Ibofl‘dof nine directors. A
We
,am
ocean-an each pattern
.“ ’ V ‘M
‘ Issi:fillili§’l§5‘il ill
)3 it: hygiene
4
.r
GVRC-Ifufim' l"; fawn?"
HINTS BY MAY KANTON.
on the shoulders.
trimmed to match the neck and sleeves
ation.
The quantity of material 36 inches
wide required to make this chemise lo
a lady having a 30-inch bust measure i
3% yards.
bust measure.
‘ «assumes—u
elm-u momma.
mmmlfiym'mdw
vars newest and choicest-patterns cl
sunsets. Inhaadsunflkdtdirsetions
tor m together the more so
Dainty indeed is this pretty chemise
of tine white nainsook that is trimmed
with vslenoicnneslnce edging and in-
sertion to match. The top is uniquely
shaped to fold back in pointed rovers at
the shoulders, gathers at the top giving
fullness to the square shaped frills that
fall over on front and back 0! the low
neck. A series of fine tucks are laid
and stitched in at the waist line, under-
arm seams shaping it neatly to the
figure at the sides. Bows of white
satin or pale colored ribbon are placed
The lower edge is
finished with a gathered frill that is
Chemises in this style are worn over the
corsets: under thin summer gowns and
shirt waists, the lower portion taking
the place of an under petticont. Fine
muslin, cambric, percule, dimity, and
wash silks are the materials usually
chosen for these undergarments, lace or
"“ embroidery furnishing appropriate decor-
The pattern, which is No. 0726 and
retails for twenty—five cents. is cut in
sizes for a 32, 34, 30, 38, 40 and 42-inch
every do-
and to ..bc purely
ve . They do not weaken by
their action, but by giving tons to atom-
”W m‘bl“.°“".lt“‘°"“£l°
. so . .
girl by Planted and Weed. figure.
Mrs. ITJ. Reynolds, of Main street.
Network, will entertain the Inasmuch
Circle of King’s Daughters, of the Norv
walk Methodist Episcopal church, Sat.
urday afternoon at 3:30 o’clock.
The True Remedy
W. M. Regine. editor Tiskilwa, 111.,
“Chief." says: "We won’t keep house
without Dr. King’s blew Discovery for
Consumption,Coughs and Colds: Experi-
mented with many others, but never got
the true remedy until we used Dr King’s
New Discovery. No other remedv can
take its place in our hummus in it we
have a certain and sure cure for Cough
Colds, Whooping Cough, etc.” It is idle
to experiment with others remedies,
even if they are urged on you as just
as good as'Dr. King's New Discovery.
They are not as good, because this
is guaranteed. It never failsto satisfy.
Trial bottles free at R. H. Plaisted’s
Drug Store. 30. Norwallr.
December 1,. there were 8,000 tele-
phone stations in this state, an increase
of scvornl hundred over lost your. The
grorsmmings of the company for the
your is $550,000; not writings above in-
torost, turns and. other flxod churgcs,will
bo $166,000, .Of the $030,000 new stock
issued $009,000 was taken before the date
sot for closing the books.
‘ lucklln's Amlcs 8st;-
The best salve in the world for cute,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rhenm, fever
sores. tetter, chapped hands, chilblnins,
sums, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
tively cures piles, or no pay required.
it is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac—
tion or money refunded. Price 25 cents
per box. E. P. Weed and G. C. Stillson.
names AND session.
I‘
8
svsmso' SENTIREL
OOUPON,
Entitllng to one Primate. any size of No.
Out this on fill in our name and address
atiid mall’or take it to
Startevsnt's Bargain House
Nun
Annexes ...........................................................
PATTERN N0. 0720.
81 KB -—--1N
This coupon and 12 cents u more
above pattern nti-iturtevant’s, ortb sin
and Ann streets. South Home is
A. S. Bibbins is taking place this after-
uoou in the Center school. It willbe
continued this evening, with an inter-
esting musical programme.
Henry 0 Street spent- Christmas in
New Canaan.
, GrsntTriumpb.
Instant rolls 1 and a permanent cure by the
great remedy, (hit-fa Cure for Lung and
’I‘hrom disposes. “IlYWlll you irrimtoyuur
throat rind lungs with it Inwkingcough when
it t‘. HIiII~on.HoutI1 Nurmilk. and E. I’ Wei-ii,
Mvrwnlk. \vill innit-h you a Tree somplu bottle
of this guaranteed remedy? Hnmplo Irco.
Largo bottles one and etc.
‘1
Ce.
Telephone Servi
Telegraph Cificrs Consolidate.
that on and after December 20
business of both odious.
he has not yet decided.
A Burning Block ol Wood in the Pipe.
The rooms on the floor of .1. Mom
,becumo filled with smokcshortly site
closed it fire in a pipe lending from th
hot air furnace to the sittingvroom. Wil
sized block of wood on fire.
the wood nearly reached the floor.
CHARLES G. TEX’I‘EIt l tillllllll't
. , a
v», .
CHARLOTTE TEXTER. l Ntl'I‘ltjhl.
b‘TA'l‘E 0F CONNEU'I‘IL‘IT’I‘. 1| es
FAIItFlEIJ) Utll'N'l‘Y. l '
(1'. Trailer. privy nu. for reasons thin-oi
set forth. for a divorce, returnable to th
ly
lthppearlng to and being found by th
numeriblng nutborlt , that Ulmrlott
this state and gone to pnrts unknown;
Therefore. Ordered, That notice oi th
tiny of December. A. 1).. him.
WM. 'I‘. "AV”.AND,
Fairlie-Id County.
St atlnn Agnit David Gould, of Nor-
wnlk, received notice this morning
the
Western Union Telegraph office in the
depot would be consolidated with tho
ticket oilice and that Ticket Agent
HugIn-s would hereafter attend to the
Lincmmi are
today making the changes. The con-
solidutiou of the business of the two
oilices throws Manager J. H. Hoyt, who
for years has been in charge of the Wes-
tern Union otlioe at Not-Willis. out of
business. Just what Mr. Hoyt will do
Benedict's honsein WestMain street,
,noou, yesterday. An investigation dis-
liam 1".Hubl‘oll,a tinsmith next door,
disconnected the pipe, and found a good
The wood
wits evidently dropped into the pipe by
a carpenter when the house was
built, about a year ago. The flames from
W
llunmsron'r, December 23.1, A. 1)., mun
Emu the com liiint of the said Charles
:Superlor Court, in and for b‘iiii‘llulrl cmtn~
on the first Tuesday of January. isli‘l.
'l'extcr, the mid defect not, is absent from
pendeucy of said complaint be given by
publishing this order In the Evening Hen»
tinol, n nowmaper printed in South Nor.
walk. in said county, three times soccer
slvsly «toxnmeclng on or before the 24th
Asst.()1crk of the Superior Court for
dill lit.
THE SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND
TELEPHONE 00.
Offers Telephone Service in this
City will) an equipment of Metallic
Cir nit, {llltl Long Distance Trans
mittcr,at
$25 a Year and Upwards,
according to the amount and char-
acter of the service.
For details, address the local
office of the company,
SENTINEL BUILDING
Washington Street,
2“
1'
South Norwalk, Conn.
9
. By using the
P rfection
Radiator
Heats adjoining or upper rooms
without additional expense for
fuel.
Call and See it. Repairs for any
II
I?
\
E!
Q
l‘
stove that's made.
T if E
NORWALK PATTERN & MFG. 00.
East End Weshinuton Street Bridge.
OFTTIE
Stamford Dandy Kitchen
Wonuvnr yet lunl s or-
eou 1451ka iii unprov ou-
Iy of our rum y ; we never
had a person come in
our Htmnfortl store that
dill not (urine until". end
don’t sue why they
nhlmltl notiln libero us
We let the Minnie streak
lortliemselvcs. elnmw
for purity and delicious»
new the can‘t he beat.
Do not orgot the place.
Intros to, in. soc. Our
Nilmllltlgy in arm boxes.
forum 1 to and too.
to touch Main .tront
HOUTH NORWALK.
remedy has a reocrd of cures and besides l
» Wednesdaymeeay sauce.
I
lose". accesses a...
SEWARDI
Supported by Miraculous company and the
finest
co and soc.
the entire
nus _
urday Madness,
Conduction
Frederick and Minnie
Band and Orchestra
Ever seen in this city.
CapitaIAgsinstLabor
Change of bill nightly. Prices loo
Reserved sears now on salefor
week at Plaieted's drug store. L50.
Norwalk. and l’innco’s store Norwalh.
Monday.
NORWALK cries abuse:
1’. W.MITOHELL........ ...........ng
One Night.
Tuesday, December 29.
FITZ & WEBSTER
“A Breezy Time”
Tuned Up-To-Dete.
Everything New, Novel and
Original.
c—"The Excelsior Quariotte."
—"'1‘he Tents Quintctte."
c~rilr w.
-— e . c a .
Cv"0ur latzst: The Turkish Bell Cry
\‘0 9
Prices 951:. tor: and m. Heats on select Weed's
and Tomitneon‘s.
u—I.
- City Board of Relief.
Notice is hereby giver.“ that the Board
of Relief for the City of South NOFWfllk.
will meet on Monday, January 4th,1807,
at 2 o‘clock p. in.
Friday, January, 8th. 1897, at 7.80
o'clock p. m.
Friday, January 15th, 1897, at 7.30
o’clock p in.
Saturday, January 28d, 1807. at 7.30
o’clock p. in.
Wednesday, January 27th, 1807, at 7 30
o‘clock p. 111., at the Council Chamber,
on liavilaud street, in said city. for the
purpose of heariugund determining all
appeals from tho doings of the City As—
sessors in the) list of lumi.
CHARLES F HALLOCK.
RUBT. M. WILCOX.
BGMd (if Relief.
Dated at the City of South Norwnlk,
the 21st day of December. 1800.
HOVT'S TH EATRE
Tuesday, Dec. 29.
Everybody is goingtmsee W. A. Brady's prod—
igious m‘urhwtion.
THE
COTTON
KING.
hr .‘llTT‘TON mm.
The London Adclplii Theatre Suc-
CCSS.
100 Nights in New York.
100 Nights in Boston.
too Nights is Chicago.
Revolution in Modern Ringo Craft.
Story of Heart Internet horribly Told.
I’rnfu-ao Lauren nl t'ommen
.~\ (‘ultun Mill in 1"ulltlpcmtlon.
t‘umpnny oi l'uusuul luxrvllonm‘.
Thu. Hunts now on sateut T‘lais.
I‘rinc 25c. boo,
. tml's mnl I’innen .4.
HOYT'S THEATRE
M
Houtlt Nirwulk.
Friday, Jan. I, I897.
MATINEE AND NIGHT
THE
TORNADO!
tincoln J. Carter's Mammoth
Scenic Production.
The Awful Tornado. The great
Rigging Scone. Six Tat-s r url-
log a Monster Sell. The Collis-
sion of Twollccan Liners at Full
Speed. The Mighty Open Sea
Scene, with Waves Running
Mountain High. [liescctingRoom
of a Medical College. Chicago
Harbor at Nightxam! many other
Scenic Wonders.
"To hold on well us win success.
Koopull vour pln 'Jvlll IrumIm-s." ,
~ Llsmlm' .l. «mm-11L.
Speclnlhlnilnoo primatlll‘ Mn! 25-“. night
In Ices. any. in:- nml 75.1..
”IL-"irritant: l
DR. R.é."r-'"Cowsn,
of llonton, will deliver his famous iron
II-vt uro on
Health, Happiness and Beauty
of Women,
K At lloyt's Theatre,
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 30,
Aliipdn.
Free to Mon and Women.
tl’ltht
WW”
Isms: voun
warn-e known
IITHI
Store.
|esssser
SALE . _
TIONS ..
’ 7 5c quality, for
50 Cents!
Night Shirts!
the 75c quality,
50 Cents!
BOSTONHAESTOR
NORWALK. OONI. ' N. V. OFFIOE. “2 BROIOVIIY.
ANTI-INVENTORY
Have been made along the line.
tunitics in every department.
lustratc.
Nen's Furnishings!
Men’s‘Unlandered Shirts, the
Men’s Muslin and Flannel
‘ Beginning Saturday, December 26, was,
The busy Christmas season is over, but we don’t mean to set
down and wait for next Christmas to come around. Not at
all. We are here to do business every day and every week. In
order to do a large business in the so call “dull season,” and
also for the purpose of reducing stock before inventory. ‘
LIBERAL REDUC-
x
Rare money saving oppor-
Wc mention aiew returns to il-
cloak Department.
The coming week will be a great time to purchase
cloaks-4hr“; is. it will be a grand opportunity for the buy-
vrs. Money to be mode by them, but not a. cent by us.
We are merely Converting the stock into cash.
. 8 black boucle jackets, the price is $8.00; sizes 38 to 44,
to clean up, $0.00.
10 black boucle jackets, $10.50, sizes 38 to 44; to clean up
$7.88.
10 black hour-Te jackets. $6 is the price, sizes 30 to 44, to
clean up $4 50.
20 odd jackets. children’s sizes, all colors. no two alike,
sizes 4 IO 14, pricvs $7 to $8, to clean up they go at $5.
Plush Capos, $3.30 were.
Children‘s gretchvus, the $0.98, $7.08 and $9 ones, all of
thorn to go at ”no price, 35.
12 duzt‘n $1.25 wrappers for 980.
one week,
-99" Main
liars come and left at our store
it whole load of
ERMA CLAUS . . . .
THE NORWALK BOSTON STORE,
and Wall Streets, Norwellt,ct.
33:3
. TELEPHONE CALL, 53.2.
American Mixed, 8c per pmmd,
Donovan Building,
35 AND 37 MAIN STREET. NORWALK.
FINE CANDIES!
Plain, Fancy, Mixed and all kinds to be almost GIVEN AWAY, just to make the children (and grown
folks, too,) happy at merry this time of the year.
French Creams 94: per pound; 3 pounds for 25c,
Fancy Broken Candy, roc per pound.
Chocolate Cream Drops, 13c; 2 lbs for 25¢.
Genuine 40c mixed, at 15¢ per pound,
Fancy assorted, in pound boxes, 18c box.
liar e you seen our stock of ELEGANT TOY PTCT‘T’RE BOOKS which WE GIVE AWAY to our regu-
lar customers on Thursday, December 24th?
We haven't space to mention other goods, but if you don't know our quality and prices come in and see.
NEW YORK
“'cndc'snv co.
South Norwalk.
HAVE THE
lsnsnss, cherries,
Ir YOU'WANT ALL THE News
MERRY CHRISTMAS L
The Best Trade Wants the Best Goods!
And they know pretty much what the best goods are. ( lur aim is to give our vnsmuicrn the best goods the market allords.
Evening Sentinel Left at Your House
... Regular. . . ..
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Oranges, Drape Fruit, Drapes, Nuts, Figs, Dates, candles, cluster Raisins, Prunes, Prunelles,
Citron, Orange and Lemon Peel, (torrents and Fitted
Raisins, Apples. All Kinds cirrult and Vegetables in
Glass and Tin.
Creamery Butter.
the latest thing out. l’lvnty
to onumornto.
“IMHO SINTIIII.
CHARLES E.
« a Visit Washington Street, South ltcrvutlr, Gt.
TURKszvs 2 via, Tuukzvsr
Home dressed turkeys. More your under its early as possible. and do not. be disappointed in getting our.
cheese you wish to call for. A new arrival of the celebrated Ferris Ham and llnnolrss lw'on. Fancy (.lllt. Edge
All kinds of fancy Crackers. ( lakes and Waters.
Any kind of
Tinnitus d: Palmer (loam Waters,
of Home Grown Celery and fancy (I nnbrrrins. We have not spud“
Anything that you want that is lirstclnns and unto-dots We have.
SEYMOUR, Leading Grocer,
ta
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