mtsleohssut'rhofisntlusl ones.
,relsuruewnronwllloonlsrs
mooning. sending or bristles it
Boxloltheeonvonlenoe of those
leisure House! news or other rust-
toundstthe entrsneeto TheBenti-
.~ shouldinsllenses be M!-
!VEING 8 INEL.
nth Nomi: Conn.
_. of the other Tove Local Dail-
' Htsmhnd tom bones
wt well‘duriog their doughtcr’s absence.
i W
guests of her sister in blew York.
s week with Mrs.Johu Fitch.
will be led by Miss Florence Lune. Sunv
day evading.
visited Mrs. Charles Sutton. .
wall: friends.
find George Anderson, of Bridgeport,
ore guests of their nuut,‘Mrs. R. K.
peeing Set-tinelhma . on; on ,1
use» of Nowell; and in s barbs L 1- .
Considemblyfihan the Combined Beginning 'on Bentley evening. Jun-
‘ “5310“. l; V x
no: Ida easy visits Brooklyn Mandi.
Mrs. W. B. Morehouse sud son are
no. Hattie Perry, of Boston. has spent
The liloriield Y. P. 8. (l. E. meeting.
Missllvn Godlrey. of endgame, has
Miss Eleanor Hoyt is the guest of Ner-
Lseey Foster, of Springfield, Mass.,
for Mr. Stocka- ‘
one. The:
‘ {133} rootlets. but
no
as
hand
“gs .Begulnr
Jones & Son. Cowdeu; Ill" in speaking
w .. ..
. ‘osnno
I’M" Room is always open to
t E’Ee'iésmeed' the
nary 3, Rev. G. M. Arthur, assisted by
the Y. P. s. (.9 n. will hold special
meetings in the Norileld church every
evening during the week, with the ox-
, do not
from tostom
mmwmvisormm
tern .
1d by Plaiated and Wood,
' amnion mm (to.
Mr. James Jones. of the drug firm of
of Dr. King’s New Discovery, an s that
lost winter his wife was uttno with
LuGrippe, and her case grew so serious
that physicians at Cewden sud Pond
could do nothing for her. It seemed to
develop into hasty. consumption. Hov-
iug Dr. King's New Disoove in store
and sellin lots of it, he too a bottle
home, to the surprise of all she be-
gun to get better iron: the first dose. and
hell it dozen dollar bottles cured her
sound and wall. Dr. King's New Dis—
covery for consumption, coughs and
colds is guaranteed to do this good work.
Try it. Free trial, bottles at R. H;
Piuisted’s drug store. South Norwalk.
Bucklln's Arnlcn Salve
The best solve in the world for cute,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum. fever
l
M
THE ‘ ..........
romeo} ,
The Awful Tornado.
prices. use. 5m: and be.
W
NORWALK OPERA HOUS
Saturday, January 2.
' , $300M) $40!). John H. Sellock. the in-
hey copy is handed in. Everyma-
eflort will be made to nccmnmo—
trees. but changes cannot be in‘
"upon as 9. right unless copy is sent
o’clock in the afternoon of the
the change is desired.
ngiépimméin;
ran-of.
ms. QI-B.
5 .
indientious for today are fair to portly
and milder. followed by cloudiness and
Tomorrow. cloudy to
, jirhoniiéiiiétoé'iuiééifi.
_ .hh‘hest point of the thermometer for
. . ll yoiourhours ending nt noun today
. , degrees ubovotzero: lowestus degrees
,fltng‘um Almanac for Tomorrow.
‘ l Supgfts ‘ lliréliéide l lix‘mtide
BABIEN AND NOROTON.
At the continued Teliord road hearing
yin, the ' Town Hall, yesterday, A. Each,
of South Norwalk, one of the contract-
ors, testified to the cutting down of the
- road. He thought thopluecs along the
line, of the road were benefited to tho
extent (if ninotyvfive cents a front foot.
I Jeremiah C. Kliuofelter considered that
Mrs. Monkey‘s plum was benefited from
specter of the road, said the ~Machoy
. pipes had beenflbenefited $300 or. sum.
flowton li. Orofuot, chairman of the
Board of Assessors, stated that Machoy’s
_ place had been bulletin-d $200 or $300;
that property all along the road had
been raised five per cent because of the
Telford road. George Gregory. another
assessor, considered that Monkey's place
.was benefited $1,000. William Hindloy
' considered that the benefits and dam-
ages would be equal. Gilbert S. Pene-
. dict also testified, and Mr. and Mrs.
Monkey were recalled to answer a few
minor questions. The hearing is icing
continued today.
Ice. ten inches thick. is being cut in
Newton by J. U. Klinci'eltcr. It is re-
ported that the ice on the mill-pond is
nine inches in thickness.
A large tree in front of Hnnford
Smith's house, the old :\ll('ll Bates
place. on the Turnpike. caught fire yes
lords: afternoon, and fears were enter-
‘ tallied that the house would take fire.
Hr. Smith sent word to Eagle llook :iurl
Miler company’s quarters, and several
“the firemen responded with ntonm,
, “as, poles and mpcs, nnd the tree was
' pulled. down before any (.llllllllgt) was
done.
, HMoh.Buile-y& (3.x, of South Nor-
‘ walk, who, several yours um), purchuswl
I strip of land nom- tho depots and wont-
ed‘tlireo houses thereon, yesterday sold
the plucos to Nuthun iliuch, Williuiu
Ogden and William Moo.
George II. Til‘y's pmd has low!
elected of Hilllw, uml was wull llibrd with
skaters. yesterduy.
Henry H. Tollus und family will more
next month to Norwalk, wixv'ru Mr.
Toilet} is employed by the 'l‘rmnwny vum‘
ipuny.
“‘ntlonul Sumluy Nfllmll, Sunday. the
{allowing oillovrs worn ulooml: tinpur‘
__ ndont, Edward llindby; msistuut
upetintondcnt, Will'uuu Mumumsv: su-
m and trensuror. Clarence W. iii-ll;
Mn, Min-i Enuuu Snit'lil'l'v. Albert
" Weld bud been superinb-mh-nt for
‘ dive yours, null did not more for u
lion. lit-neon Willium Nash, iluv.
Austin und Miss lli‘lt‘ll Smith!
, minted n eolumitleo to prepare it
‘ resolution. expressing will?!
appreciation Hf Mr. Seollold’s
lid have it recorded on tho
Ovlntt, whohns nonrriugc point-
ln South NerWnlk, has opvnrd
' . . over Waterbury :‘kSt-(iliuld's ro‘
. and is doing a good business.
(liar-lotions festival of St. Luke‘s
m lohuolwssheld Sunday after»
“ in the chapel.
Ernest Koch will no to Euston.
tomorrow, to spend New Your'o
Wires. Mr. Koch will uncom-
hsr or for on Jemy Uny.
condos 0! Saturday.
is spending a few days at his home here.
house—party during Christmas week.
days in Lyon’s Plain.
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Samuel Tur-
nor, of Jersey City. has returned home.
:Miss Eva Henderson has severed her con-
nection us on employee of the N orwull:
Mills and has secured u position in. the
shoe shop, South Norwalk.
ed the Town Farm, yesterday afternoon.
and found everything in shipshnpo order.
They spoke in high terms of Keeper
. Charles Hoyt’s management.
At the annual meeting (if the (funmu- .
Frederick Morehouto,ot Waterbury,
Mrs. Cyrus Mead entertained '11 large
Miss Minnie Williams has spent a few
Mrs. Ann Francis, who has been
Tights}: the 1.... F136."
Selectmen Bullock and Merrill inspect-
SENTiNEL PATTERN. '
Tissue Paper ERR}: this llarmsnl
May be Obtained by Using the Coupon.
with the agents of the celebrated Boner
Glove-Fitting Patterns. by which We can
present to our lndy renders some of their
very newest and choicests patterns of
garments. Full and explicit directions
for putting together the garments no-
oompuny each pattern . . ' .
sm‘sovs- sum
rims HY MAY MANTON
This suit comprises short knee trous-
urs null u ilm'o-lrullL-n (-uiuwuy Sick
suit with sailor collnr that can be omit-
ted in favor of the ordinary mat collar.
ll‘nosorgoistho inntvriul chosen, snu-
turbo braid brim: used for decoration,
and bone buttons for closing in centre
trout. 'l‘heoontis shupml by shoulder
mul under-nun seems. the fronts 1.: int:
inrodnudreversed at (be top to form
lnpuls that meet the ('nlldl‘ in nob-hos.
Pockets ore inserlod in the fronts in re-
gulnroont style and all the free «Lines
are linishml with machine stitching.
'l‘heslunvos are shaped in latest sailor
mmlu. with upper and under portions.
pointed l-ull's busing silunlulml by rows of
brn‘ld at the wrists. The short knee.
trousers urn hhnpnl with ilmillt' and out;
hlllt‘ lot: spurns mid t'lINl nt lln- sides. in-
sidv bands at. the top being provided
no liw shirt waist 'llw cont lumoly
[alive the plow of u roofer this :waisnn.
Sum», twm-d, l‘llllll or wrdul‘ny mnlw
juunly nud stylish suits by this pnttorn.
im'lm winls-rc-qilimim nmlm this suit
l‘- r a low ninbl years of arms is tutu und
How-lourlh yard-4
l'ui‘ buys six, eight uml iu-n yours (If sure.
We have made special arrangements .
Williliutlouliuies to attach to buttons
The quunlny of maturiul forty-tour
The pattern. No. (37W, in out in sins
sores, totter, chopped hands, ohllbloins,
some, and all skin eruptions, and '-
tively cures piles. or no pay roqu red.
It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
tion or mono refunded. Price 25 cents
per box. E. . Weed and G. C. Stillson.
-Your
Money
Back!
—-
BRANCH STORE
OFTIIE
Stamford Candy Kitchen
Wu now-r yet had a
sun spunk dis-unpror nu-
ly of our (‘iilltlt‘ ; wonuwr
had it person mum in
will“ Stamford sturullmt
did not oumungui'». and
don't. see why they
should not d i it hem us
W0 lot the Ktlllllrs‘ slm'rk
fur llmnxsolwn. We know
for purilyund tlt‘il"l(vli~<‘-
lll’f'?‘ llio‘ riliL'l ll” lll‘ill.
lln lml flaunt lhu pluro.
- l'lll‘r-h' m. n.1, mm. (my:
dillV .‘4 L'Tn' ll’ixqs.
(up.
24 South Main Street
SUUTH NORWALK.
Notice!
l’uhlio notion is lll’l't‘lly given to all pur-
vms iim-rrslwl in tin- (‘Ullhll'lllfllllll mnl
v.\!v:u~<inu ui’ liw I'uil'.‘.'ii_\' Hi the Norwulll
l‘r:'.m\\uy (‘ uni-any. us at simflv truck l‘ILil-
ml". from llu prawn: nun-in nu Snu'h
Mum .‘ll‘l‘l'l, Hml'mlir' ('«lllt'vvl‘tl All‘m‘f,
llmuuh. nri-r and mum mill Swath Mnin
M‘lrm-l, in Mill julnlng on!“ lllt‘ t‘UlllPflll} s
[ll‘l'M‘lll [rm-k (HI Humility slrwl. nll in ti 9
I'll}; of Sun ll .\'nr\\':t|k. ilm' It public lll‘lll'
in: noun the plain nml upplimldun sub
lilllll'tl in the nmyurund l'vurt of (‘uizl
mun (‘mnu'll of said oily. by will (Wm
puny. for ~11le cumtrm'iiuu zuul vxtvn»
‘-l|.iil. whirl: plum lllill uphill-u
Linn are now on tile in the nllir'o of (be-
oily t'll‘l'h‘. whore they may in: won, wall
in: held by the nmynr :uul (.mlrl nl (‘uin
mun (‘uum-ii n: llu- (‘nllm'il ('llllllllll‘l‘. in
hdill l'll)’. on \leuvmlnr. lli-rumlmr Ziiltli.
ihllli, a! Lilllu’llmdg p. in.
lln'ml :1! wild oily. lllL‘ il‘ld tiny of ill--
t't‘iillllil‘, A. ll., lhilli
.Jllh‘l'll’il ll. 'l'.~\ YUIR.
('ili’l‘lv-rk.
«1‘32 2:: :31: no
IN MEMORIAM.
OLIVERWSNEED.
At u "looting of the managers of the
South Norwalk Savings Bank. lu-ld 1)L:~
. Frills m
‘TINEK AN
D NIGHT
Scenic Production.
The great
Riggiu Scene. Six Tats rurl-
ing a ouster Sell. The Collis-
siou of Two Ocean Liners at Full
.‘ peed. The Mighty Open Sea
Scene. with Waves Running
Mountain High. DissectingRoom
of a Medical College. Chicago
Harbor at Nightgand many othc
ecenic Wonders.
”To hold us well us win success.
-hll romises ”
i l .
Keep a“ yourgfilnco n J. CARTER.
SpecislMoiinee rlcenroe and one: night
F. W.MITOHF.LL. . - Manager.
One Night Only.
Special Entrainment oi the
woos inure!
Extravaganza Co.
30 People 30
I'Zverylbipg nowand unto dole: special scen-
orv and mstumee.
See the famous Wood Sisters
and the Merry Wicked World
Prices 250. 35c. 50c. lieute nt Weed’s (it Tom-
bnson‘s. ‘
o v‘+;'s‘“'+n“: A Th a.
Thursday, January 7th.
Primrose &
West’s
Big .
Minstrels!
Jubilee and Prize Cake Walk. ()ur
Colossal Double ,(Jompany.
Whites and Blur ks.
’l‘lu- must tuloulo-l mnurmy in the world. An
“\trunulinm'y Inthnu-nl Ilia l‘i'suil oi win-vb
in “llllulll doubt. lllelii'i‘illt‘hl \xtntun‘ overal-
lumplmi in llw min trill lime. . ’
'l'lm-n military in'nw bonds. Including the
milk rmml.
H
Lillie ('W-ll linlnl. it“ willu‘rlxlyi
"'l'hv Vunisliiug (irmindicifl‘ piw-xlumwl .‘ll
unmixnnsuul$2M1wi'm'mlxu:A’lem'ionvwr
lmrun»wononuhy Hinge. This not is lll'll‘
N'I'llnlllfl HI; [llllu‘h .
ll u! {all lp «w llll‘yUl‘flllll.;~l Him! ‘ i’ni'nolu
'L-wi' \Icitm-swul. il‘hll'll “ll! imw the lluumk- til
ll I‘m on day at ll"! fni'wum v.
‘rit'vs 2:», :w. 7:. -, n. Suits- xmvnn sale at
l‘lillslcll'h‘ and l’inum's.
NORWALK OPERA HOUSE.
F.W. MITCHELL. Manager.
Tuesday, January 5th, I897.
Demon“ 'l‘hnmpsnn und (loo. W. llyor's lotus!
gent Slil‘tft'nh‘.
"( his half the world should see how the
utlarr hall lix'ts."
The Sunshine of
Paradise Alley.
'A companion picture to the (lid Home-
szmd. and by the some authors.”
i‘Lii-osilsl- fitll'llll‘l75c. m-zttsl‘m ho secure-l
n! W! mi‘:« nnd 'l‘omiiu-aon's.
Awid tho l'll‘ill by wourim: them unify.
FREE 'LEQTURE !
DR. R.C.FLOWER,
Hi lint-in, Will lll'llVl‘l' llln loom-Ls iron
ll‘l‘lllll'l ll
umnbm‘ with, item, the following resolu-
tions were uuuuunously word, vw. :
Whereas, in the dearth of (lhvor W.
Wood we uro oullyd upon to nmurn the
lush of on l'ntl‘tlllli'il usmulalo l'ur runny
yours connected with this bunk us one
of its nmmruurs, we desire to moon] our
tvslunony to tho uprighlurss of lilh’
(ilu'istiun l'bnravivr, and in (he integrity
of his lmuuwss (hurling umi to Clillllllt‘llll
his tummy our sympathy lul' them in
this time of nilliunon III which they are
('ullwl upon tn hour the loss of one so ow
(llilll‘l'll tn tin-m by imulu r ullwliun um!
loving service.
Atllml:
.lnm‘ N. lieu-1'. Hoo'y.
dim sl
South llorwalir Savings Bani.
lN'i‘lill liri'l‘ Nu m ‘16.
l-‘nr'rn Now; in a. (bum. llmt. 3!, least.
Aiu man-(inn: ul‘llu- "Winners of this
lumh. bold lvhmdnlv. n lllVltlt‘lHl in Home.
EVENING SEITINEL
OOUPON.
Enlitllnr to one where. our sire o! Ho.
,.
Out this out. ml turnaronmo and whirl-es
and mull or tube it to
Sturtonnt‘s Bargain House
Home! linen-st m. the mm at [our pu-r
lii‘lll. mrruimmn wns (li'rhmvd for tin-six
niunthsvudmu .lmmnry 3. NM“, lllyllllll'
onnml niwr .immnry ll. um. lmrrwsi.
nut «lruwu will In» rrmlnml Lu ltl't'enllltlrl
umi lll‘ilW inn-run. [mm .lnuunry I. Hill.
It lllx ll. H N}. l‘l'. 'l'iilrrsIIn-l‘.
:1!!! ‘:w
MAKE VOUW
hm '
Animus ......-,-_ MW...“.....,...n_.-..n...............
mrrnns his. til" 9. Blzszwm
FM" on“ new ““3 at. “i”
a new»; ‘ ,. no in With ll. 0 B
one! Ann We. south tie .
WANTfi KNOWN
III THI
site’s flunduy school will hold its
HEM!” SENTIHEL
his example no mm \wrlbj." of opinion-nu,
umi nlsn luvxprwu to vim ma-mbvrsnl"
Health, Hapoiness and Beauty
ofWomcn,
At llnul's Theatre,
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 30,
Al Viv. ii.
l’l'cc Lt) Men will \l’mncn.
Iliilfil
l
SAVE
Half
Your
Coal
Bill
liy using; the
Perfection
Radiator
ileum adjoining or upper rooms
without additirmul expense {or
. fuel.
Call ondSec it Repairs for any
store that’s made. '
'l‘ilE
NORWALK PMTERN l: MFG. GO.
lined liud Wushimtton Street Bridal).
IOSTON STOR'
' Huston
Shore.
recesses:
risesssl
{THE
NORWALK. CONN. II. V. OFFICE. “2 BROADWAY.
ANTI-INVENTORY w
SALE . . .
Beginning Saturday, December 2-6, 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 don large business in the so call “dull season,” and - ‘
also for the purpose ol'rcducing stock before inventory. ‘
LIBERAL REDUCé
nous
Have been made along the line.
tunities in every department.
lustratc.
’ o .I
lion 5 Furnishings! '
Men’sUnlandcred Shirts, the
75c quality, for one week,
50 Cents!
Men’s Muslin and Flannel
Night Shirts!
50 Cents!
Rare money saving oppor-
We mention a few returns to i1-
Gloak Department.
The coming.r week will be at great time to purchase
cloaks—that is, it will be a grand opportunity for the buy-
ers. Money to be. made by them, but not a cent by us.
We are merely converting the stock into cash.
8 black boucle jackets, the price is $5.00; sizes 38 to 44,
to clean up, $6.00.
10 black boucle jackets, $10.50, sizes 30 to ~14; to clean up
$7 88.
10 black bonnie jackets. $6 is the price, sizes 36 to 44, to
Cll'illl up $4.50. '
20 odd juckn-rs. children‘s sizes, all colors. no two alike,
sizes 4 to H, pricvs $7 to $8, to clean up they go at $5.
Plush cape-s, $3.30 totill‘l.
Children‘s gl‘ulchvus, the $6.98, $7.08 and $9 ones. all of
thorn in go at our price, $5.
l2 dozen $1.23 wrappers fl >r 08:.
the 7‘50 quality,
l‘l-lE NORWALK BOSTON STORE,
Cor. Main and Wall Streets, Norwalk, Ct.
Save Prudently and Spend Wisely!
is a precept 'usily carried out by our patrons. They can't help spending wisely, be—
cause every article we sell is the best to be bad. They can't help saving
because they would have to pay more for the same
article elsewhere.
M—r " . .
Magnolia (Tundvnsed Milk. per can, To English VVulnnts. per lb, mo 10 lb. Best BurkwiwatFluur, L’Tic
fill-Ilium lll'illlti, pvr quart, 1': Mir-«l Nuts. all new, l()«- ll lbs. liver ltolivd (hits, 250
Murrow Bonus, " “ iv (io'ul linst. per pkg, lit: .1 nuns 'l‘muutm-s, 2.30
Limo Beans, " ” it: Wain-r Baker's (Inca. l-2 lbbox. 71w. 4 “ Good (torn 2.30
(il'vl‘ll l’oas. “ " i’vilijnlm‘s Breakfast Food, pkg. |n.-, 3 “ l‘umpkiu 2.3L:
Split Peas, " “ To 7 bur." lluldiitl‘s Soup, L'Tu'. 7 lb. Host Smrch 25L:
l'lnzunoiino, per box. 4o 7 burs Kirkmnn‘s Borax Soup, ‘37s: Maud S. or Jonos' Flour, Bug, (lac
Sperry A: liamoe’ Should lb. To 3 lbs livst Lord. 250. .3 gain. Kilroy-mm! ()il, Allc
13ml fiodu Uxucinw, 1r? iii. {w -l .. Liond Lord, 25c H pkgs. “i776“ Powder. 25s
22 worlds best Granulated Sugar for $1.00.
NEW voRK'GROCERv co. '
Donovan Building, South Norwalk.
35 AND 31 MAIN STREET, NORWALK.
IF You WANT ALL THE NEWS
HAVE THE
Evening Sentinel Left at Your House
Regular. . . . .
MERRY CHRISTMAS!
The Best Trade Wants the Best Goods!
And they know Lil'vlly mut‘h wlmt the best e Min are. Our aim is to give our summons the bust goods the market ull‘ords.
Oranges, Grape Fruit, Grapes, Nuts, Figs, Dates, Candles, Cluster Raisins, Prunes, Prunelles,
Bananas, Cherries, Citron, Orange and Lemon Peshcurrants and Fitted
Raisins. Apples. All Kinds of Fruit and Vegetables in
Glass and Tin.
Whomwflkm , . N.
TURKEYS evas MunKEVSL
lll‘lt‘VC you‘rnrdvr as early on msslldo, :unldvi nut bodisamioiulvd in getting on". Any kind of
«luv»: you: wish tornll for. A llI‘W arrival of tho celebrutml Form ilmn and lluuuluss llawnn. ll'mury (,ilit Edge
(frmmwry ltullur. All kinds of {mu-y Crackers. (‘nkos uml Wailers. lluulloy it: i’nimm- ”pom Wafers,
the lotus! lbim: out. Plenty of Home Grown Celery uml i‘ancy (lrnnimrrios. We how not rpm-o
Anything that you want that is lil'stcinss nod up-tmlutu we burn.
llonu- dressed tnrhnvs.
in «uninil'rnle.
CHARLES E. savuous, Leading Grocer,
33 West Washington Street, South Norwslh, Ct.
Norwalk Chronicler