. . Welcome 311111111111 Lodge. Sons of St
Momiil give u masqoumdcbull early
in January.
’ . The Matinee Whilt club is to give a.
dance in Lookwuod‘a Hall on New
Year's night.
~Meu'a and boys’ wintcr oupsD'Bi-i'en.
, Itiasuid that Mrs. Alice E. Clark.
who recently 11101151110 Bridgeport, will
‘ mtumtoNorwolk.
The, Arlen Singing society will have
, smoker 1111 its hall tonight, to watch
the 11111 your out and the new one in.
Services will be held in St Paul's
church at 10 o 'cIOck tomorrow morning,
'n‘oommoruorution o! the Feast of the
Circumcision.
At the watch meeting in Calvary
1, I ~Baptist church, Norwuik, tonight, from
9 to 12:30. Rev. F. E. Robbins will de-
liver 11 sermon.
Tho Gormunin 5:1111ge1'bn11d will see
theold year out and tho new year in
at a grand common at their hull on the
Washington street bridgr, to: light
—~Dunlop 11.111550 Bricn‘ s.
The “swearing in" of the mayor and
Councilmen of N orwulk for the your
1897, will tuke place in the parlors oi’ the
Norwalk club, at noon tomorrow.
Company‘D'e mumuerode bull taken
place in the Armory, tonight. Music
will be furniulicd by the Philharmonic
orchestra and Elmer St. George will
prompt.
The watch night sorvico in tbs-1 First
Methmlist Episoopul church, tonight,
will begin atllztlll o’clock, and will be
~~wconducted by the pastor, Rev. A. S.
Kuvanngh. ' '
~Knox and Yonnnin dorby. O'Brien.
A bull » will be given in Lockwood’k
Hull, tonight, by Cir-1.111151- Union Coun-
cil, Knights of Columbus. Sinsytln-‘s
orchestra will furnish music and Henry
Gehrmann will prompt.
Tho Twin City Whrclmeu will hold 11
smoker tonight in their rooms in SW'M'I’I.
6’5 Corbett’s block. ’l‘hccuiumittoo have
arranged 1111 interesting programme for
the occasion, which will ho rondored
from 8:30 11 clock. The old your will b1-
watched out.
Miss Edith Whitmy, of Connecticut
avenue, who W115 on Solilitt Brutlwrs
double ripper when it collided Will) other
rippers 011 Prospect Hill, Tuvudoy ultir
noon, badly sprained her nnklo, but
I is now doing as WV“ 113 could be cx~
peeled.
-—U1nbrellus and cones. U'Brien's. '
Mrs. William H. McMahon died Tut-s.
duy afternoon at her home in Hurrict
street, in the thirty-second your oi her
ago. Beside her husband, one child
survives her. Tho innerui was: bold thin
morning It 1111 St Mary's church. In-
terment won in St. Mary’ 11 cemetery.
Before
Retiring....
coke Ayer’s Pills, and you will
sleep better and wake in better
condition for the day’s work.
Ayer’s Cathartic Pills have no
Equal as a pleasant and reflect-
. ual remedy for constipation,
biliousnesa, sick headache, and
all liver troubles. They are
auger-coated, and so perfectly
prepared, that they cure with.
out the annoyances experienced
in the use of so many of the
» pills on the market. Auk your
druggist for Ayer’ s Cathodic
‘ Pillo- When other pills won't
help you, Ayor‘o is
THE PILL THAT WILL
M.
Your years from 161111th nineteenth
«almonds. 1
John B. Jockaou will noon 111111111115
charm.- of Company F's bullet boll team.
Pioneer 01111115, A. O. K. or M. C,
will meet tomorrow night.
John 111111111 1- 111 1311111 111111 Patrick
Curry is acting as pilot at theSouth Nor-
walk depot.
Landlord Hall, of the City Hotel, hflll
1111111111 the rooms equipped with Wels-
buch lights.
The annual meeting of the Daughters
of Ruth will be held Friday night, J1m-
uary 8.
--Fl't‘t§ll 1111111, 111' lb. (1 Water at. Nor.
Glover, the shoe denim"; prize bicy~
ole, “T1111 Pot-r1681," will be given away
tonight at 9 o'clock.
St.Joseph'c Sunday nohool will hold
its Christmas festival tomorrow after-
noon 111 2:30 o'clock, in Music Bull.
Am... .... MW...
1318 recently elected otllcern of the
Norwulk Curpeutcrs’ Union will be in-
stuiicd on Tuesday evening, January 12.
—Fresh shoulders, 8" lb. [1 Water at. N.
Twenty-one wonderers Were sheltered
at the Smith street nt‘utiouhouse, last
night.
Dr. C. l". {outweli is having hi1:
double ripper remodeled and repainted
:11 Henry Tilly s carriage shop
—~Attend 11111111115111 Columbus bull,
Lockwood’ :1 ball, tonight.
Charles 1‘. Woodbm'y, for :1 number of
years borough cieik ot‘ Norwnik, died
yesterday at his home in Litchlioid
Tho pili‘tlit'l'sliip or 111111.. 6‘; llotcbkim
2:1 Wnll rtreet, has but 11 dissolved. nud
tho business is to be sottivd up by
E. H. II1’1i1'hkirl-l.
(l.l‘-‘.(101n.~mck, of the Doubury di-
vision, roturno to Work 1L5 conductor,
inninrmw, ultr'r 1111 illness sinco
since October.
Liveryinnnlll. E. “111111 yesterday bud
one ot’ u vuluublo 1132.111 11E 111112-1111 1311111.
it W115 1111' 111111,; with :1 11.1'111111'1'111111111- the
eye. The hum was valued ill $3150.
A regular meeting of tho {who 111111,
I. 0. f). l-‘., will be bold Friday night.
January lst. A good time is expectcd.
All are invited.
Fi‘dwr. Jun-11h U. Milli-r,
Charles (,Irnst‘ronk ii. Fitch 11nd Cyrus
(troy will limit rubbitu tomorrow in limb
ford.
( h-orgc
John Feller and :1 party of lil'twn
monibl-rs of tho (Irwenpnlnt Methodist
church, will (-1.11! on tl11vir forinor puhtor,
R1.
1'. A. S. Kuvzumgh. toumrrow.
~—Seo tho Tornado, tomorrow.
George A. Ulmv, lul‘llil'l'ly 11f Nor-
wnik. bun boon uppninted 11111111111011»
dent of tho l.~1'/.i1'1"Munnfuctnriny: com—
pany. 11f Twit-til), 111111.,
of the (Jimniuud bicycles.
MN. W. N.\1'ho bus bun
Stirlllilwly nick 111 hr 11111110 in New C11-
11111111. is now at tho hum: of her siqtm'.
Ma's. W. 11‘. Wurdwoll, of Livingston
pinto".
Smiriim,
Professor Nl'wt'il'fi chm in illiili‘lllf...’
bun inrrc-n..c~d in inmniaarslup In such 1111
t'zttl-ut tlmtln- is;1'111111111111l.11i111:fanningr ‘
tvm 011111911111 (111' tho m X! lltl'lllfit'llll'll will
begin chnmduy, .Innuury 1:5.
wl’r-1I’.M.b.ltou'1i. the woll- kuou 11
Hf‘llliSt-llpllliilll, 0.111 i111 1111111111111! .11 biz-1
milk-,1», int 1 parlor of tho (lily lluioi,
n‘onth Ko '11ik,'l‘11csil:1w,Ironiiiu. 111
to h [1. iii. 1'} you 1111111. 'umi iron.
Douglas Fowlvi‘ Post, (1'. A. it, will
koop open house on Ni-in,-111"s day,
and in tho evening. 111 H 11'cl111ri;,th1' Wo-
1111-11'11 Ila-lief (11111111 oliict 1'11 will I111, in-
Mailed.
~Wintcr 01111.5. (I'Brion'r.
Thoc'onditiou of Howard Ply/lair], 11f
Kellogg street, lilfllitlil'h‘ofl of (Iliurlca
I. Ezekii-i,who is unlit-ring from vou-
cussion oi the brain 111-1 11 remit of being
struck by J. W. Studwell'n mimwny
hurrc', Monthly nilcrm 11111, W115 coniowbnt
inwrovcd thin morning, although 111-.
had 11 wry ind turn yoktv-rduy. llin
face is badly bruiwl, rendering him
nhnort unrecognizable.
4111111111119,” lb,IlWiilierHt.N1)rwuik.
Bull: 1' 1111111111,] 0 1). 11‘.. elected 1111-
Inllowing 1111111111111. inst night: Nobio
grand. A, A.Hodiiiion;vi1'o grumldv‘rank
ll. Stratum; rtvcurding reorotnry, .‘I. ll.
llottcruon; tmwnmr, William i-l, Hmith;
trunttm, J. ll. Battalion, three year».
Frank I17. Curr, two yours. Hurry 13in-
brow, cno your; organist, Edward F.
Beers. The pocitinn of chairman of tho
board of 111111191111 had been occupied for
ten yours by G. F. Bennie 11nd ho pooh
tivoly declined 11 reelwtlon. »
w’l‘oruudo, h1morrow attwnmn and
evening.
Company D's beuubako has been,
' poatpontld from January 8111 to the 15111.
111:11111I11ctu1'or5 I
311111119
AbsolutelDy WEI-on.
Colohmtodfur ilk grmtlaowulng strength
‘and henhhtullneao. Assume: tho 111ml against
1111111 111111 all forms 11! nilultomtion «1on1
1111111 to the cheap brands.
1111111111. 11111111111 l’ownrn Co . New York.
SOCIAL LIFE IN THE NURWALIIS.
How Twin Cily People Enjoy Themselves These
Waning December Days.
Mr. 11nd Mrs. Aloxauder Sample, of
West nvcnuc, 11m in Philadelphia.
Miss Florence Bradley has returned
from visiting her cousin in Brooklyn.
Miss Iioion Bracken. of Livingstcn
piano, is visiting friends in Forcstville.
Miss Marie Parks. of Norwulk, is u
uncut of her sister in Doubury.
Mi .111- 5 “'1.'11.1b 11nd Mniwl lLiiniiton, 11f
the Wurw-kk H11tol.11re 51:1 llllill‘: the
holidays in Million).
dill-.1 liotty Penny, who has been
opourling :1 fow days in NuiVV.Iik,illlii re-
turned to her bane in Soutbport.
Mr. 11nd Mrs. Fred Merrill, of Pim-
street, Nurwnik. left town today for 11
two Wt‘clib’ visit in New York.
The H.1’.clul1 will be entertained iv
Mi. 11nd M111. Walter J P1 1,3, Friday
night.
Mrs. F. .I.C.1111p, of East avenue i
with her 11 mghter, Mrs. Robert Wily, 111
Hartford.
Williuin Hnnlon, of tho firm of Hon-
ion Brothers, will lento Norwalk on
Monday on :1 busincns trip up tho Hod»
.u'l‘lll.
Elinor Merrill, who has burn spending
twu weeks with Gustav l’itzcr, Stuart
1111111110. returned todnyto hishouio in
Staten 111111111.
The Friday \t'ter11111'1ni'lnbwili hold 11
1'11'1-11ti11n tnnorro". 11111.11 noon at tho 1'1:-
sidouco of Senut 11 and Mrs. John ll.
Ferris, W135i street.
The hinin Street Whiut club won on-
tortuinmllnét owning by Mr. and Mrs,
H. Ii. Stanley. ’l‘bo 111111-11 \1’1111' xv: 111 by
Mr. Sinnloy. Mrs. {£11115 Gregory 111111
Miss Fannie Clark.
I"r.1111: E-iul'grni, of “donor, Bio , :md
Mr. 1\‘.|11'1'1,11i' li1i1i1'1'p 1rt, :11'1'. filllnih oi
llt'11.1lndicuvs in:i Wont 111111110. They
on {111011 Rinih iitn of Mr. Anthows :Ii
Wurliynn l lll\'0l‘>‘ ity.
Mrs. 11111115 Votiihti
of South Noi'n'ulk. who have been on-
tortnini'rl by Mrs, (1111111111, (Holey, of
1:13 Wmstvi' 511111112 1'111111'111'd quno 51-5-
11-1'd.1y lli‘Il‘i‘illlall.m-llzllllll‘ll'y News.
and dungbtor,
li‘rrdorick Stephen (joinslook. 11 former
ICU‘IlE'l' Ililtilt‘ Nurwulk Iaiiiilil light, uud
now of New York city, was 111.11'1'11-d lust-
wu-k to Eli-1'1 112111in Add Elliott. 11f
ltlddytown, N. ‘1
Thu 5111:1111 Whisu; club was outermiir
11d Tuesday nitzhtby Mr. and Mm. M11591;
I'i. (ll1'11'121',11i'.\i'.1i11 istriwt. Tho [lli’ln‘rl
I were mm by M1'. 11111 M 125. James I lrif-
icth 11nd I1'1'c1l111'iok Lockwood.
Mina liittio Flynn, Miss Kittie (,‘ol-
Iiun, M11211 .Ivunio Pearson, Minx-1 llini'y
liowkiun 11ml M11111 How-in liuwkins, who
.s'p -11t tl.ol‘liristl11:1.11 vuvntinn nt tin-i1
Mililil~ 111.1 I. ll 111105, lulx 1' 1"ct111111d t 1
Kingdom, N. Y.
liver {our liundrml invitntimm hove
boon issncd to tho wcdlii11got’lllisu .1\I11~
11111111 llurtino Wiglnnu,dunglitor of II.
II. Wigimm, of i i'lim Htroet, and Alfred
(I. llow'mun, of Derby. Tho 11111111111111
will be salonniizrdnttbo First ()ongro-
uutionui church, .lnmmry 1'1. ut -l'o‘1:i1111k.
by llov. '1‘. K. Noble. ‘Il‘lm'onco (.im',
trudo Wighnm, 11 Hiflit'l'or tho bride, will
be mold of houo‘nud A. Winllcld Bow-
1111111, bunt man. The ushers uro Everett
I). Wlubnm, of Norwalk. (3111') 0. Bow-
1111111, hi1'1rti1nurl’11rtor and Herbert. Jobn~
111111, of Now Britain. Prof. (liboou will
ploy tho wedding march. There will be
u roccption at tho homo of tho brido from
4:31) t117;:lllo‘oi11ck. AIII' ' :1 tour of ion
«luvs tho happy conplo will resido in
DI'X‘lly1
FIRSI NATIONAL BANK
()I Booth Norwnlk.
ESTABLISHED I886
(7.1r1r11........
911111111111
Hum-1.1111. ..
‘IMNIII
.11. .,.1...1..
.1”11.-.....1......11.1.......
IIUSHELL 111101111 I't'enidi-lli.
ALDEN FULMANE. VIce~Prnoidont
OIIMlLE'i ll. lFEliitiS. 01111111111
L. CUNNI‘NIIHAM. Chairman
Flnnnool ‘omnilitno.
311111111:
lmilvlcbml 111111 13111111151111 Accountn Hillil‘iiml.
Deposit» or 11111.1 11ml other hand» tnkon-
Certificate» 1:! Dammit. 11111111411 for 11101111111111
vaulted for sole keeping. 1111 11m
111111 91111115” or our
3 11111.11 11.11.111.111 Nuts
and English Walnutsl
I POUNDE FOR 85 01'8-
W
ALSO A LARGE “11101111111111 0"
APPLES, 011111111115, 111111111 1111111555155 1111 11111.».
F. D: LAWTOII a. 90.,22 South Main Street I
EDWARD
STREET.
CHRISTMAS, I896.
You are looking for suitable presents.
We have anticipated your
wants and place before you a choice line of Novelties, Fancy Goods
and Substantial Dry Goods, all desirable, and very low prices.
Our
Handkerchief stock' is our pride, and we are of the opinion you will be
of the same mind when you examine them.
people, for all kinds of prices.
BOOKS!
BOOKLETS!
CALENDARS!
BOO KS. ! !
BOOKLETSII
CALENDARS”
All kinds, for all kinds of
BOO K5 l I l
13001111315111
CALENDARS!!!
Such a display! Large Stock! Great. variety. at the lowest figures you
have ever seen them.
EDWARD
5 11112511: ounnmo
§¥REETi
NORWALK. CONN.
Lat Everybody Be Happy
15, you did not not. a nice Turkey for your
Christmas 11111111: and sec 1111. We how
some new lino stuto turkeys f1 11' Now
Yours. ()IllE‘Yh will charge 12111111 lb for
tho some stock that we will sell for lilo.
(31111111 early and take your pick. Chick-
onu will be 12‘2c lb.
FREE DELIVERY.
New York Market
11111111111111”, Prop.
DONOVAN BLOCK WASHINGTON STREET.
~ «ML.-MW~
E. M. JACKSON,
Photographer.
Christmas Photographs!
mum
Nothing could make 11 more suitable pro-111.11 for your It'unniy or y1.'1u1 friends than
- . . one of .
JACKSON’ 5 :PLATINOTYPE- PDRTRAITS.
All of the newest stylus of Photogrupim combing pleasing cllects' 1n lighting and
: : posiu: ' . : .
Our work possum QUALITY uud llllllll'l‘ at is fully up to the standard of, Nod-
' urn .l’ortrutnri'.
CHRISTMAS DELIVERY 011‘ ALL WORK.
E. III. JACKSON, Photographer,
53 WALL STREET,
Norwalk,Ct.
(ll I \' I \]-\I\ll~
Mrs. Zimmerman. of Brooklyn, is tin
{nu-st of Mrs. 11‘. W. Norris. of West
strum.
Mrs. William N. Fl'l‘l‘lb' and Mrs
l'oorgo W. (31111111 stint Wodnosdny
with Mrs, ll. 1.. W 1tl11n11 ll D113. strict.
Mr. 11nd Mrs. 8.11. Richmond. oi
Wostport avenue, will veiebruto the thin
tin-nth anniversary of their 11111rri11g1', to-
morrow night.
Min-1 111111 Raymond spruim'd her ankle
in 11111111111; down stairs at her residence
in North livenur', inst night.
Auron (‘utlur hos 11-turnod to Shrows‘
bury, after 11 visit with in»: dnuuhtot'.
Mrs. J. Milton (Ioburn, of South Main
stroot.
Junoph Y:1to.~1,.lr., of Brooklyn, who
bus bm'n tho uncut of his parents in
South Main Htrvot. bus roiurot'd to his
l11111111. uncoinpnninl by his brother
domes.
'l‘hi' (1111111111 11111l1i1i1b~ t'ui1 to be 11 wry
bright 11nd iiwlv spot tomorrow. 'lbo
(PXl'liuLiV'tl 1111111111ittoc 11ml tiu'cntertnin-
nicnt connniitec 11111 to rocoivo, 111111 the
momboi'n of tho club and thoir invited
1111115111 11111 invitvd to null 111 my time b1:-
twcen 11:30 and ltlzllll p. 111. A bountiful
pcnnnnt of the club 1511111111. ,dnrk rod and
whiny 111111 boon mode. by tho coniniittno
in charge, Mm. M. H. Parsons, 11nd will
be raised tomorrow.
11111111111111"
BANK,
Of South Norwalk.
ESTABLISHED - - -
Capital, $I00.000
Surplus ll Profits, $86,000
1 I182
ROBERT H. RUVVAN, Profit.
JOHN H. KNAI’l’. Vlmtl’roflh.
J. M. LAYTON, Unbhioi‘.
Largest Surplus and Largest
Deposits.
Accounts of All Kinds Solici~
ted.
my
Tho 11111111111 rental of pews in the N01-
walk Congregational church will take
plnce this evening.
'l‘ln'ro will be 11 grand New Yonr's
111-1151», service in the Norwnlk Congrega-
tionul 11111111111, next- Sundnyovoninir.
Mrs. Zuimon Wukvmuu, of South-
port, will cnh-rtnin representatives of
tl111l,‘o11111'1'ticut l). A. 1%., next Tucs-
viuy. from I: to 6 o‘clock. The olilcors of
the Norwnik Chapter will attend.
'l.‘he.lunior i'lndouvor society held 11
liln'istmnn outertuinment lust inglit in
i\'uud.~:1~n's Hail. The children 1111111111111!
1111intorcstingprogramme of 1511111211 and
melodious. 1‘1 cake, candy 11nd pop-
1-1r11 '.1ie was held afterward forthc
twnetit of the society.
Goes to Colchester.
ltcv..loln1}l. .“lheohnn, of Norwalk.
has boon appointed an assistant rovlor
of hit. Androw’s pili‘iHll, (,111l1'i1cstor, 131'
which Putin-1' May in rector. Father
Shot-bun will nonunio his duties on Sut-
nrduy. and will prom-.11 the first sermon
of his new churno on 81111111134. '
DOTS AND DASHES.
Sun h‘rnnciscu, Dec. {ll—J. Ross Jack-
son, tho votrrnn journalist, died last
night.
London. D1111. ill-Lord William Boron-
t‘urd, husband of the Dowager Dnchenn
of Minlbmouuh, formerly Mrs. Hunk
morslcy. of New Y1 1rk, wui-i thr.1w11 from
horse while hunting yesterday, and criti‘
ouily injured.
no 1111111111 Savings ‘Soclety.
NURWALKJHEOJH.181111.
lutmu- int tho min of low 111 11111' root [1111
11111111111 [:11 tlw current nix montlm willh-
ilNIiimI tn dugumlrms. .Iunuim 1.11111111111
[mid to thorn 1111111111 Milo: Jun": lrIY ll.
l'ni' Unit'l HI I' 11111;] of .llln-i'il
For,
the
Best
Printing
Loav- Your
rdor at
Sentinel . . .
Office.
111 YOUR HUSBAND 5110
GIVE HIM 11
Smokin
:Jacketl
you don’t want to put fool
‘ notions in your son‘s head,
give him :1
HOUSE COAT "
from $4.00 to $7.50.
‘- .
MAKERS.
NEW YORK'
fliidh'leuté
BATH
ROBES!
Theiuxury of a bath is not fully
realized until you possess 11 both
robe. They make nice presents;
from $3.51, to “7.50.
Full dress satin and silk protcc~
tors, from $1.00 up.
The lzirgest and best assortment
of dress‘suit cases and bags from
the lowest to the highest.
Neckwear, all shapes.
Gloves, all shades and best makes,
and umbrellas in abundance.
Space will hardly admit telling
you about every line we carry, but '
you may come expecting to find , ‘ , ,
anything sold in an up-todate ' Mi;
clothing house. fwd?) 2i IIIIIWQ wayigix
Comstcck ~19 rethers
14 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
South Norwalk, - - - Connecticut. ,
MILFORD A. GIFFIN, Mgr. _ . .'
Comatock 13:115.,11111101110
Bld‘g, liorwalk.
E HAVE A LITTLE a
CORNER OF
islets
and
fivereeats
That are bound to soil it' low prices will do it ; we have
riui barb '1 aius from
$2.50 UP!
SOillC “'(lilli CT
Only [our of the $13.50 ours iei't, sizes 116, (’17, 3‘) and 412;
sold formerly 11L alibi)
i'ndcrw '111'. 1119c 1111. SW 'utcrs, Cardigan
Jackets, Gloves, Caps, etc.
Rod F immei
\.
DAVIS,
Clothicr, Hotter 11nd Furnisher.
So. Norwalk, Gt.
“THE. TAILOR,
Mahackemo Hotel Block,
Open every evening until it o‘clock.
Wears-WW ._, M... .. ...
:l‘.
,.K\\‘/,,\ _/ \ 1......» I... 1-1‘1
STOF’ A MINUTE
Agent A1111 coinidor tlw 111: 11hr 1'111'l'nily bot‘oro you
BUFFALO buy :11: 1111. Thou" 11-1 11111111111 11111111111111 bu-
GLUTEN tween groin 111 11111.11 il‘lllllll‘li 111 lictwel'n doc-
FEED torn and lnmn
FOR Inm'irycity tl11111- 1511110111111 or 01111 firm
CAT‘I‘L: which iv-iidu in any trmlo 111' buninous under-
chiokgn.f.1kimr W11 111111 in tho groin luaineu.
and Them 111 no qnoulion "bout timt' the more
Mounts. youiuvostiuntv the more apparent our ad-
DIET vantouoc will lippt‘lil‘. We give absolutely
GRAIN thoibcut service; we 1-1011 obsolut, ly the bent
r11 11.
532$:. 11 W11 have by for 11111 11111111 compiotc ammun-
AND month for unloading and delivering promptly.
OATTLE 0111' pricen for the built groin and hunt oer vice
BRANCH 111-11 uohighcr than the next; bent oostn some-I
OFFIO‘ whom oiuo.
SOLMANO’ MANUEL T. HATCH,
LIVIRV The Grain 0.1111013
51'5““:- Ill Muslin" Strut. .10. Hawaii. 1.
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