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Evening sentinel, Monday, December 28, 1896 · page 4

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no ”Malawian” tor dia-
,. mmlahodonipnnllma

, ~Brmoll.lnndmm.
wane month. me: three
, dxuonths. "MMIIOYMI'JB.
y'mmmammmmd

‘5 in Wuhiuxton street.

.. \ 110:0 Wall Met. lomllr.
‘m woloume At The Sentinel oftloe.
‘ . ,, of any new». you will contra: a
Wiring. sending or bringing it

an. , ‘
‘ Box tot ': he momentum of those
to leave items or news or other unit-
Wd at the 611th to The Saintl-

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

m

n nmahonld mailman be ad-

m EVENING BERTI'NEL.
._ moth Norwnllt. Conn.

, ting Sentinel ha; a Cirmlatimi
, of Namath and its Suburbs
Wablydhnn the Cambium!

6f the" other Two Local Dalil-

Pym Room it always 0pm to

_ , cannot be guaranteed the
ivy copy is handed in. Every reu-
‘ell'prt will heanade to accommo-
, no, but changes cannot be in-
; upon an n right unless copy is stunt
' S'd’nloek. in the uftemoon of the
. lure the change is desired.

"T k. Tier-aid Wentlmr Forecast

other today promises to ho gnunrnl-
firirto partly cloudy and mildor. lol‘
I bylaw-culling nloudinoon and possibly
light ShOW- Tomorrow It promises to ho
, rally cloudy. with light tmnnnrntur.»
, en. luiIowed hy snownnd roeniblyhy
Wrous winds on the «mists.

 

Thhhfiiméiér’“nail-mt.“
The highest point. of the. llmrmomeler for

thotWenty-lourhonm ondnn: ntnonn today
gas 5-19 degrees above zero: lowest. in degrees

 

" .Mlnatnro Almanac for Tomorrow.

 

Bull risen l Sun sols lliuh tido low tido
’Izll) 4:22 ll: 6 ml in
ROWAYTON.

‘ ’11:: and Mrs. Howard Evor y and Iilr.
~ : rind Mrs [Fred man have been visi ing
1 friends in Brooklyn.
- . Mrs. Jennie Sherrr, of Maple nvonne,
has been visiting: RN. and Mrs. J. H.
Slater, in Bensonhuret.
. E. B. Maguus‘ summer home, Wernt-
‘ worth, at Wilt-oil's (Jove, has huon bur-
glarlzed for thr- su-ond time since it was
closed last full. The shutters wore i'oro-
ed open, and the windows broken out.
Everything in the house was upset.

mnnom RlVEB.

I George Hodges has thus for .sold over
'ten gross of Middiohruok almanzws.
l ”A Christmas festival will ho held in
the Saints‘ ohapol tonight.

A mauuom-lu lull will In given‘. on
New Year’s night, in tho now hall.
Music will bu furnishod by St. George‘s
orchestra.

I The (Shrishnas festival of tho Ilroad

River Sunday school will be bold Wed-

; needay evening, at which time presents
, will be distributed to tho school.

The icemen are making prppnralionn

{or their annual harvost, im- now bring
I hourly thick enough to out. .l. ll. Wily
son will bugin to out in a few days.
, I Mr. and Mrs. Ralph M. Kvllogg mum'-
hinedalnrge llllllllltll' ol thrir l‘rirnds,
Christmas night. Music and rol‘rosh-
meats warn enjoyed.
Mr. Mm. John

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

and Sinionnou,

with Mr. and Mrs (Jharlvs Kellogg.
erection of a homo in Kellogg nvnnuo.

‘ ringni'ow days with tlu-lr pnrunln, Mr.
and Mrs. Josiah lit-lion“.

White.

vlflting Mr. and Mrs. I. M. FUI’IN'II.

II B. Wilson.
in Anna Smith is spending t-Iu’

~.a.t.......o_ .. . ..._

conmnllcutlhiteIlls”.w
was following were humor! I‘M: ‘3'!

, (3mm;

. film]. New Haw-n. Illnyvle unp-

er skid; 0. F‘.

are. Jmmnurd

M.
. 3. Brantley. New Haven, nnw
{ liner and the men
. Nurwullt. toilet papt-r

Punlleld.

 

a, ,A-
m, Ho »91 WW“;

' fiththaflantlol mansions-stud But:

(if
Brooklyn, nro Hpnzuling tho holidays

Charles E Ilrown has connimutuul the

I William and Frank livllogg un- spend-

V’ William 13. Whitu roturuml to Ilmoln
Tm. this morning, after spending ()Ilrixt-
. my‘wilh Mr. and Mrs. William 1'}.

Lilian Maud Palnwr, of lirooklyn, in

Ill Edna Wilson in mending hor
’ tion with hor pamntn. Mr. and Mrs.

car with Mr. and Mrs. Josiah Kn!»

Dist furnished from olllcvn of All.
patent lawyer and uolicitor,

‘nnnw, llrlduopurt, mow plow;

D. Cm. Now Huron, \‘obiulo
A. Galpln, New llnvvn. nlm'k
.M. Morton. Now I-luvu-n, npirlt , ,
a .E.Willlams, Hartford. portn. . _.
' Solmnnnthur,

.. . flush tank vnlvn; 1". l). Itoult-
mmundle: 1'. ll. Richards. Hurt-
mmhunlmn;
ew Huron, mutrh lilll-

W. Wont Huron. utiliibiliutil‘ni
' ; ‘(J- (I

Wimbury. th, butt. n stopper;

Minna. Mansfield. dinning
, h erbium
Wag Cl. 1.. Burner. flontow;

" flaw

m mums-nun m.
.anumtyWuu-m r
mat-vamrmn monument:

aluminum Putnam, by which in can
mttomlndynndmwmoflheir
my new and choicest! pattern: at
month. Full and explicit direction»!
for putting together the guinea" no
90mm ml: pattern

 

6776—Lndies' Cllemiec.
HINTS BY MAY MARTHN,

White nniusook is here duintily trim-
med with frills of valencionnee lace.
The round yoke is tilted by shoulder
seams and closos'iu centre back with
buttons and buttonhulee. The full
front and back are joined by shaped
under urm seams, gathered with a head-
ing at the top, and newed tothe round
yoke. Tho neck, the arm‘s eyo null low—
er edge of the pinatore are finished with
frills ol‘ the pretty lnnn. White,
oolmoi, or figured lawn, or
dimity, crosahur, or plain muslin,

on

 

65m OIRLS’ APRON
cumbric or gingham will all make dainty
pinut‘ores in this style. with embroidery

or law for decoration. Frills of tho
materialt-au talm the place of luuemr
can he edged with narrow embroidery,
lune or leather stitching an preferred.
The quantity of 33in. wide malarial
required to make this pinuforo for a child
two years of age is 2",. yards: for on»
six years, 2‘... yards; and for one eight
years of age. 7.”, yards.

The pattern, which is No. (3,50% and
retails for twunty-livn cunts in out. in
four sizes, for children of two, four, six
and eight years of age.

EVENING SENTINEL

cvupou.
Eutltllnk to one Pattern. our size of No.
l' I

ml 5
Out this out. till in ynurnnmo and :l-Iill't‘sh
and mall or take lt to

Sturtovant's Bargain House

 

Nun

 

f‘.\TTETlN No. (inn l. SIZE """""" ~13!

'l‘lils coupon and m 1'.»an will MV'Ill‘P
allovo pattern nt Sturtevant‘s. North Main
and Ann athlete. South horwnlk.

 

 

 

Church Calendars.

South Norwnlk (Jongrogatioualm'l'uos-
day, Hill p. in, prayer “looting Junior
Shapiro! (,ihristian l'lmloavor. Topic,
”What Spiritual Truth haw you lmarn-
nd this Your?“ Louder, ll‘lnrnnoo Roll;
8200 p. in . monthly taunting of tho
c‘mrrtlt ('otmnittor; 0:001). in , "mutiny:
of l.Il(' joint oommilton ot' oliuroh mzli
society. Wu Inns-lay, 1mm 120'”). ill ,
nteutiug ot’ the slowing: uirclo, 'l‘hursday,
7:45 p lll , hi~monthly propuratory enr-
virv, rnxponstvn l'lovotional oxrroinus.
:rldrusn by parlor: Hz-lh p. m . mot-ting;
of tho Neopliymn.

Trinity--Monday, -l p "L, Ulll‘lfillllllh'
l’vetivnl ot' the Sunday svhml; Wodnns
day, 7:30 p. "L, monthly tum-ting of
linthany ('huptnr; Il‘rillny, H a. m , Holy
Communion; 7:30 p.1n.. Erwin: l‘rnyvr
and sermon.

Fin '
. the

Best
- Printing

Louver Vouv
Ordnr at
tho! ' -

Senfinel...
. . . . Office.

 

. Your
= Money

 
 
 
 
 
 

[j per-box. E. l’. Weed and G. C. Stillsou.

, . , 5mm,
Send 1mm toil.
5:00., and _, u m m
Dr. King's, elefioPllll. ,
mariner you. of their marlin. Thule
gills an easy in ”mm are (pg!
‘cnlnrly attentive in the cure of n-
on 'onnndfiick Headstone. For Mar
tuna and Liver troubles they have been

 

manna»
a be: at

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

to be patiently tree from om de«
Interim mbutauoe and to be purely
vegetable. They do not weaken by
their tuition, but by giving tone to atom—
nnli nnd hn‘v’vhlu greatly invigorate the
nyutom. Regular size 250. per box.
Sold by Plnisted and Wood, Druggists.

 

_ The Tm Remedy ,
W. M. Repine. editor Tiskilwa. Ill..
“ 'hinl'." says: “We won't keep house
without Dr. King’s Now Discovery for
(hineumptionflounhn and Colds: Experiv
merited with many others, but nevor got
the true rumedy until wo used DrKing’e
Now Discovery. No other remedy can
take its place in our home, as in it we
have a certain and sure cure {or (Jonah
Colds. Whooping: Cough, etc." It isidlu
to experiment with (where remedies,
even if they are urgod on you as just
illl good an Dr. King's New Discovery.
They are not as [3000, becauxso thin
remedy has a record of curt-s and besides
is guaranteed. It nnver fuilsto satisfy.
Trial bottles true at It. ll. l’laistod’s
Drug Store, So. Norwulk.

Bucklin's Arnlca Salvo

The best. salve in the world for ours,
bruises, some, ulcers, salt rhuum, fever
horns, tottor, chapped inmdu, ohilhlninn,
euros, and all skin eruptions, and post»
tivelyoures piles, or no pay required.
It is guaranteed to givo perlucl. satisfac-
tion or monoy refumldd. Price 25 cents

G'eal Triumph.
Inhlanl t'nli fund u lwmaunnt«urn liytlw
Ll'mit rump-Iv. llllo’i llllro l'or Lulu: null
‘l'lirnnl «Ii-imam. “braid you irritnto your
throat nn~l lungs with a luv-king rough who'-
l'u t‘ >llll~nu..\'outli Nol'wnlk. and I".. I' “WWI.
Nuru‘ulk. l\ Ill Illl lll~li you ll Iron sallllnll‘ Ilullli-
of thin unm'anlmwl lt-mmlii’

finlnplu tron.
Largo lnnlfim 5m- alnl firm.

 

Telephone Service.
THE SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND
TELEPHONE CO.

(){lt‘l‘i Tclvphone Survive in this
city with an t-qnipmont of Metallic
Cir nit, null Long Distance Trans
mittenat

$25 a Year and Upwards,

:m‘ordinq to the amount and char-

at lcr ot the service.
For details, address

lllllt'c of the mmpany,

SENTINEL BUILDING

the local

Washington Street,

South Norwalk, Conn.

SAVE
Half

Your
Coal
Bill

. ‘ Ily using the
Perfection
Radiator

Ilculx adjoining or upper rooms
without ilCId'thll'aI expense {or
furl.
Cull and See it. Ix’cpairs for any
stove that's made.
' 'l‘IIE
NORWALK PATTERN & MFG. CO.

Em! End Wnnhluutun Btruot llrldgo.

 

 

 

B RANCH STOR E
or run

Stamford Candy Kitchen

Wu now-r rot. had a. WW
non won!" dluupprm‘lnn-
Iy ol our l-nmly ; \vu Imvm'
hml u Ill-mm mum in
our Htmnlorll nturolhnt
lllll not reonn'nmlln. and
dun’t um- why tliny
«hon!!! notlln It ln-lv :|«
Mt lot Ilm uomlu t-[Nuk
lor lhummdro-a. Wu know
for purity and «lo-llnlonn»
noun tho unn'l lm lmut.
lloilol oral-t tint plnvu.
l'rlmm in, in, gun, lmr
.Hluw'lnlly In 2?!“ human,
fol-molly lunnd rm.

:4 South Meln Street
[SMITH NORWALK.

 

CHARLES (E. 'l‘ldX'l‘l'Ilt . lllllllllt
, w. I Hi"
t?ll.\lll.ll’l,"l‘ I’I‘I'IX’I'EIL . Nll'l‘llllvl.
STATE H!“ (IUNNI'llI’l‘Il‘II'I‘. ‘
I".\|ltl"ll".l.ll l‘lll MN. I“
lilttlmlmun'r, ”member trial. A. H, Hall,
l'pon thn munrlniul of the null! lilmrlnn
ll. 'I'm‘lo-r. pray nu, for rmmunn tlwroln
uni. forth, for n d’mmse, returnnlilv to tho
Sligwrlor (hurt, In nod for ll‘nlrllvld noun
1y, on Hm llrsl 'l‘numlliy of .lnnunrr. IN‘JF.
ltuppvnrinulo und ln-lulz lound by tlw
«ulm‘rlhltm nullmt‘itr, that. (llmrluttn
’l't-xtt-r. tin» mild alnlonduul, in nbueul. from
this ntate‘nnd noun to 1mm unknown:
’I‘lwrofore. (inlet-ml, ’l'lmt notlnnoltlu-
pmnleucyolmld complaint litiKanti by
pulvllnhlnn this order in this Evening Hen
llnrlmmmtmpur printud in South Nur-
wnlkfln said county. thrive timen Minnow

 

 

’9 wtmmhunu noun-un-IW

proved'lnvulnnhlu. They are guaranteed

 

, I Humanizing.

nonwiikfi'urifillhuuéé.

 

. One Night.
Juosday. December 29.

. Tho, .
Nan-walk
hasten
Store.

 

 

 

tan a. WEBSTER

"IA'BTBGIEY Time”

£333 Tuned UmTo~Dutm
Everything New, Novel and
Original.

. ”Tho Exunlnlor uurlotto."
«x'l‘ho 'l‘onla Quin ottu."
cw 'l‘llfl Ilium Huronmla."
~ ‘i'l‘lm illuyulo Hwalln."
G Our knit-at: The Turkish Brill Gn-
\'l') 0.
l’riuoa 354‘. (mound 7M. Smite on saluat Wl‘nd's
' and 'l‘nmlmmm‘s .

 

HOYT'S TH EATRE
Tuesday, Dec. 29.

Evorylmdy in wing to you W. A. Brady’s prod-
lmoun produu-tlum.

THE '
COTTON
KING. .

The London Adclphi Theatre Sm:-
‘ cess.
[00 Nights in New York.

[00 Nights in Boston.

too Nights is Chicago.

llovolntinn In Modorn Stngl- let.
Story of ”Hart Intdrv-a‘l Forvildy 'l‘oltl.
I‘rhiuso Imm’nn of (Inuit-ily.

.\ Cotton Milli“ l~‘nll Utmmtion.
1‘: nupauy oll nnxml ILXH‘IIHTII‘W

l'rir'e 26-5. 50v, 75v. Smite now on .‘ullt‘ at I‘luis»
tml‘s and l'mtmu'q.

HOVT’S THEATRE

lioulh Nnrivnlk.

'Friday, Jan. I, l897.
MATINEE AND NIGHT

THE
TORNADO!

Lincoln J. Carter‘s Mammoth
Scenic Production.

The Awful Tornado. The great
RiggingSccne. Six 'I‘nm t‘url-
ing a Monstrr Sill. The Collis-
siou o'l Two ( )ccan Liners at Full
Speed. The Mighty Upon 52:1
Same, with Waves Running
Mountain High. ll!\Sl.‘(?llllgl\'l)l,)lli
of a Mttllicnl CoIIt-gn. Chivngu
llarbor’at Nightfaml many other
Scenic Wonders.

"To hold a~ will a» win sum n55.
Klinpdll your play loll lIt‘JillIW'h.”
~l.IM‘lll..\' .l.l'AII'I‘l".I:.
hpm'lalllnlitnvu |l"l|'t‘e~.lll\' and ”Ho", mghl

I’I ll'l‘m 251‘. in l' :llllIfTZ'u’.

NORWALKDPERA House

l".\\'..’tll'l‘lTlIEl.I.. - — lllnnagvr.
(luv Night Only.

Saturday, January 2.

Spin-la! Engauomvnt of tho

WOOD SISTERS!

.\l>‘.W .
Extravaganza 00.
ill) I’coplc (Ill

 

I‘:\'l‘l')’lllll'~l{ llvl" illlll up In lIMU: «lu’ll'llll voll-
ur\ :unl untuumn.

See the famous \Vooll Sislcrs
and the Murry Wicked World

l‘riuus 1:50.:lm'.:rw. Souls nt Wot-d1. .\ 'l'nm-

linmm a.

 

City Board of Relief.

Notim- in horvby uivou that tho l’ounrd
of lilalilif for “In City of South Norwnlk.
Will mud. on Monday, January “Initial,
at. 2 o'clock p. Ill.

.Il‘riday, January, Mb,
o't-look p. in.

Friday, January lath, IH‘J7, at. 7.30
o‘lrlmk p. m.

Saturday. January mid, 1940?, at 7.30
o‘n-lonlt p. m.

Wollnendny, January 27th, HUT, at 7 till
o‘vlnnk n. “L, at tho Council l‘hnutlmr.
on llaviland ntrtwl, in said rity. for tho
purpono of In-arintz and dutvrminint; nll
appraln from tho doings of tho City A»
Bllt’tillt‘li in tho list. of M00.

()HAltlithl T“ llAlildlllK.
litill'l’. M. WILUOX.
lit lill'll ot‘ lil'licl'.
llnlod at. tho (lily of South Nnrwulk.
tho 2th (lav of llvm'tnhor. lh‘illl.

FREE'LECTUREI
DR. R.é.i=“L’0wr::R.

of Ili'lhl'lll. will dollvvr IlIM intumln Iron
lm'tllru nu

L907. at 7.:lu

 

Health, Hapnlness and Beauty
ofWomcn,

At Iloyt’s Theatre,
WEDNESDAV, DECEMBER 30.

 

M ii p. in.
Free to Men and Women.
ll‘Jl M
MAKE YOUR

WANTM KNOWN

 

 

 

“I“? “My

 

§' Back!

 

alvely-nnnnmeltm on or before the 24th
doyiuilliunnhr A I on. » ll

 

 

 

 

 

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White
Store.

09000000000090“

 

IOSTON STORE;

NORWILK. OONN. N. Y. OFFICE. 462 BROADWAY.

 

ANTI

LIBERAL
TIONS

lustralc.

Nen’s Furnishings!

INVENTORY
ALE.‘....

Beginning Saturday, December 26, l896,
The busy Christmas season is over, but we don’t mean to set
down and wait for nvxt Christmas to come around.
all. We are here to do business every day and every week. In
.ordcr’to do a large business in the so call “dull season," and
also for the purpose ol'r “(Inning stock before in vcutory.

REDUC-

Ilavc been madl- along the line.
tnnitics in every department. We mention a low returns to il-

Tim owning: week will ho

Not at

. «u

Rare money saving oppor-

Cloak Department.

a grunt time to purchase

Men's Ilnlamlcrcd Shirts, the

cloaks-that is. it “'1“ be a grand opportunity for the buy-
«m. Monoy to ho madt- by thorn, but not a cont by us.
We. urn nil-rely Convorting the stock into cash.

50 Cents!
Night Shirts!

the 75c quality,

50 Cents!

75c quality, for one week,

Men’s Muslin and Flannel

 

H blank bouvlu jackets, the price is $3.00; sizes 35’ to 44,
l0 (’Il an up, $0.00.

10 black bouclu jackets, $0.50, sizes 3!; to 44; to clean up
$7 he.

10 blank bout-lo juckvte. till is tho price, sizes 30 to it, to
churn up :34 no.

‘20 odd jackets. childrvn‘s sins, all colors. no tWo alike,
sizes «I to It, prions $7 to $3, to clean up tlwy go at $5.

l‘lush (“apt-s; $3.30 mine.

(‘hildmn‘s gl‘l‘tl'lll‘llfi, the $3.98, *7 05 and :5!) «mos, all of
lllvm ltl go at now Dl‘ll‘l’, $5.

l2 dozvu $1.25 wrappers for 980.

 

THE NORWALKBOSTON STORE,

Cor. Main and Wall Streets, Norwalk, Ct.

 

This mum and loft at our store
It wholo load of

 

Ann-limit .\Iixcd, 3. gm.” pound,

Donovan Building,

HAVE THE

NEW YORK

MERRY CHRISTMAS!

The Best Trade Wants the Best Goods!

and thny know prutty much what. the host goods urn. Our aim in to trim- our (fltfliltlliérli llm boil. goods tho market allurdl.

 

Frtrnrh L‘rcams or per pound; 3 pounds {or 25c,
Filmy Broken Candy, lO(‘ per pound,
Chocolate Cream Drops, 13c; 2 lbs for 25¢.

TELEPHONE CALL, 58 2.

NTA CLAUS . . . .

‘FINE CANDIES!

I’I..in, Fancy, Mixed and all kinds to be almost GIVEN AWAY, inst to makc the children (and grown
folks, too,) happy at merry this time of the year.

Genuine 4oc mixed, at 151: pur pound,

anry awn'led, in pound Imxcs, ISC box.

lluxc you occu our olock ol ELEGANT TOY PICTI'RI‘I HOOKS which WI'I GIVIC AWAY to our regu-
lul «:uslmucrs on 'I‘hursday, Ilcccmlwr 24th?
Wt: haven't slum In unruli in other gnods, but it you don't know our quality and mi: us: come in and see.

GROCERY co.

- . South Nor-walk.

.

35 AND 37 MAIN STREET, NORWALK.

IF YOU WANT ALL THE NEWS
Evening Sentinel Left at Your House

Regular. . . . .

A.‘

Oranges, Grape Fruit, Grapes, Nuts, Figs. Dates, Candles. Cluster Ralslns, Pruner: Prunollu,
Bananas. Cherrlos, Citron, Orange and Lemon Panhcurrantc and Plttod
Raisins, Apples. All Kinds of Fruit and Vegetables in
Glass and Tln.

 

(lrnnnmry llnttnr.

to enumerate.

TURKEYS ‘1’ YES, TURKEYS!

Ilnmndnmmd tnrlmyn. lmvn your urdnr on early an manila, and do not be dimimminlml in uolliillt "ll".

vlmmlo you wish tot-all for. A now urrivnl of the celebrated Farris Ham and “minivan lllwon. Fain-y llllt. Edge
All kinda of fancy (trunkern. (taken and Waters.
the latent thing out. l'lnnty of Homo Grown Celery and fancy ()rnnMMve. W» lmvn not spam .
Anything that you want that in limping: amt tin-iodine we hare.

Any kind of

linutloy d: l'alnwr ”mm “'lll'l'l'll.

 

 

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