311111111111 no longer keep
open on Sundays.
‘ W. Rogers hasseoured the
{or the Humber bicycle for 1897.
mothers have taken possession
meters in the Opera House
, oflcere of Colfax Encampment.
0. R, will be installed by District
Grand Warden O. H. Gehrmann
U
r“ . inventory the Nor-walk Bpston
must sell all surplus stock and odds
ends, regardless of cost. Here is an
city to secure something you
at little expense.
0 are pleased to note that Mrs.
‘ Baldwin. Westport avenue, is re
' .1, from a severe attack ofmalaria
a generally debilitated condition.
Baldwin, this lady’s husband, at-
telhie wife’s gain to "Santos, ” the
ywhich isbeing advertised at 83
street ‘
' The condition of G. Washington
' tt, of Leonard street, remains
1. t the same. If there is any change
1 ll slightly for the better.
villauagerl' Hoyt has secured Donclly
Gerard’ 3 "My Friend From India,"
I , or his Opera House, Friday evening,
3', Manager Mitchell,
.littraction, last Saturday night.
jibe Wood Sisters' Extravaganza com-
kpany, which gave an up- -todate and
'lsatisfactory entertainment of the kind.
: kidney and stomach disorders.
.1 Kw}-
annary 15th. This is the great comedy
success of the season.
:"l‘he Epworth League, of the First
dethodist Episcopal church, will meet
ponlght with Miss Carrie Wood, Pros-
tatreet, East Norwalk. Tramway
“or will leave Lender's corner at '7 0
General Hubbard, of Shelton, will in-
.tall the officers of O. 8.1“ko command,
'onight. There will be an escort with
him from the Bridgeport command,
, after the installation all will partake of
11 turkey supper, served by Caterer F.
.Lane. '
of the Norwalk
"Opera House, furnished the theatre.
igoersof the Twin Cities another good
It was
—-"8antos” is a positive guaranteed
cure for rheumatism, constipation, liver,
Trent-
nent free, and dollar bottles, 250. each
to introduce it, 33 Main st., Norwalk.
James L'Hommcdie—d has been ap-
inted by the chief mustcn'ng ofilcer,
. W. Cooke, of Meriden, to install the
, flicera of the Bridgeport Union Vet-
erm’ Union, command No. 2, on the
evening of January 6th. He will be ac-
: companied by the members of 0. S. Fer
"i ry command and their wives.
—-Prof. M. S. Rosen, the well-known
oculistopticlon, can be consulted at his
olIlce,in the parlor of the City Hotel,
South Norwalk, Tuesdays, from 9 a. 111
to 8 p. m. Eyes examined free.
Fifty Years Ago.
meme imagine that this should be
The ”one where, In eighteen “lusty-three
That j‘vhiie world-wonder oi arch and
I . .
traders the nations. polychrome . . .
the Fair was the prise contorted
'a Pills. by the world preferred.
chwmu, they a record show,
”they started-u years age.
‘ from the time of their
on, been a continuous
with the public. And
means that Ayer'e Pills
lien what is promised
, they cure where
tall. 111 was acting.
era, that the world-wide
‘ worthesepillsehould .
1 - by the World’s
‘ . will meet 11
marrow 111311; in uncfiall.
Uncwfiayloft, 11.261191. 0 R. M,
will hold its semi. 0111th meeting t
night. ‘
walk Fire Police :11 be held tonight at
7:30 o '.clock
W. S. Bturtevan Wlll have 100 guinea
pigs on exhibition 1 his store in North
Main street, tonig 1.
u. .WM....,___ ,2...
Raymond Bro1 rs are discharging ..;1
cargo of tire sand 1d clay for the differ
ent mannfactoriea 11 town.
John Griffin 1111 1111 his duties this
morning as pilot 11111 the South Nor-
walk depot to the eight yard.
Palestine Castle V11.'2,A.0. K. M
0., Will watch 011 1 this evcmng and
work the Esquire 1111110 on two candi-
dates.
The Bridgeport 'l1:‘1~! club will hold
asmoker on the 15 1111111., and has in-
vited the Twin (21y Whoelmcn to at-
tend.
Mr. and Mrs. Le '15 S. Beers, of Eln1~
wood avenue, war 111111111 happy, New
Year’s day, by the 111111 of a son.
Roth & Goldscb 1111's corset factory
resumed operation this morning after
its annual shut do 11 of two weeks.
The funeral of 11.1. Patrick Blake
was held this 111011 1:; from St. Mary's
church. Intormen was in St. Maryls
cemetery.
Tristram &. Hyatt, tho dry goods 111011,
have commenced 111111111111qu January
sale, and are offering 1111,11: 1111s in or cry
department. .
The Robekahs, 1.11: 01"., will hold
the last rehearsal béi '1' 'nng to I)1n-:
bury, Tuesday evening. \11 are request- 1
ed to be present. I 3
... , .
“The Sunshine frz‘ P11111130 A111 1',
which appears 1151' \':1'walk Opera
House, ‘ tomorrow $111111. will play in:
Stamford tonight. l. 1
~Secnre seats noyl fol tho Minstrels
“A, E
Another $100 Peer . 11:1. ycle will be
given away at (ilex' 1 s 11100 ston on.
March 29-. Evory}'1.1y-1111t purchase
secures a chance 01; 1'» 1111111.
Miss Vivian Mfig‘t
sumed her duties
typewriter at Loni
& Co.'s factory, aftfi
111115er111 has re-
<te1111graplwr and.
21131. Mathewson
short illness.
.7
The 10:30 mass 11 Mary’s church-
yestcrday morning 1:19 celebrated by
the Rev. Junms D1 .1. 1: ti. 1"., of St.
Bonaventure collcg ,.\111:g111111y, N. Y.
No. 11,072, the tic 1: which drew the
$1011 Peerless bicycl :1'MUuUS H. Glov
('1 '3 shoe store, Nd“ 11- .1r's ovc, was
held by Miss Julinéh' :2.1‘n of Counciti
cut avenue.
The third sociable". 111' series give-11
by llncas Tribe, 1. O .i. M .will be held
Friday night, the 1 1 met, in lit-d
Men' 11 lIall.'l‘11c 11811 11:1 11' will be (‘1)lll-
plotcd by 111111111110.
Theodorb (1111111 stand! for Boston this
morning to buy stool. .1111 will be away
from business about .-.1 Up: 111 his
1‘rt111'nl1c 111111111505 15: Ilr up things in
the (11100 trade.
Rev. F. W. Norris 2111-1111011. yester-
day, at the funeral of William Lyon, :11
lirooksidc. The pal» 1:1;11'111'11 were 1').
’1‘111'11111's,(‘1. W. liryn'i Sylvester limn
ington and Joseph 13' '-'.'11. The burial
was in Union commie":
‘1'1'11.
Mrs, E. J. Thoums‘, :‘ liarkcloy slrcct'
spout Saturday in 1);." 111'): Mr, Thom-
as \1'asl1o1111‘ovortiu: i'v, [Iv is much
pleased with his new omition on 1:111
Daubury Newo, and :11 once 11111111:
preparations to 1nov : 111111 city.
A11i1110rnstingsorv’v» was held yes-
terday afternoon in t1: 1 tlrookeidc chap-
--1. There was a girl mondancc. It
Will! doubled to Imld :rvicn hereafter
every two works. Mr. 111, H. 1111115111111
read a sermon, and .1 portion of the
time was devoted to :1 1 ug service.
Rev. A. H. Wyatt. lmtm‘ of the Nor-
walk Methodist 11111111": is ill with the
mip. on accountof 111.111 tho week of
prayer will not boobs: 1 1! at this church.
Mr. Wyatt was unuldw . 1111111111 to his
duties yestmlay mm" 1.1. Rev. A.
Smith, of East Norwlr; preached last
evening. .
-Sce tho Minstrel 1111111111 Thursday.
The following named 11111110111! Were re-
ceived into membcl‘slm in the ticuth
Norwalk Congregation-.1 church, yo...
terday morning: Wzlnam F. Beers,
Georgvll. Bell. MN: Male E. Brad-
bury,ll‘rauk A. Ferris, Mrs. Mary A.
Ferris. Mill! Helen Farris, Mina Jam).
nette Ferris. Miss Etlnl Ferris, Frank
A. Ferris, .‘lr., Miss 181": 1,. Ferris. (in.
hurt it. Hastings. 111-11111; F. Sherman,
Mrs. Ellen Shame»: Charles Q
Swarm. Mrs- 111111-1111 M: l’pnon‘dbud Ila-
hert A. Welob.
The annual meg pg of the South Neal °
Absolutely Pure.
Celebrated for its rent! :1
and l1ca1tbl‘ullnese. a “WWII," strengt
mum and :11!
mon to the cheap brands.
tom. BAthG 1 ouosn Co. New York.
PERSONAL Piaacnarns.
The Goings and Comings 111 Norwalk People
and Their Friends.
Mrs. John Hegeman, of Henry street,
is visiting in Brooklyn.
Miss Myrtle Rogers has returned hem
from a visit in Danbury.
William B. White has returned to
New York after visiting his parents.
Miss Alice Dunham, of Northampton,
Mass, is visiting her friends in town.
Miss Katherine Reynolds, of Beldcn
street, is visiting in Brooklyn and New-
ark.
Miss Gertie Onstcad, of Union Park,
is home from a few days’ visit in D1111
bury. .
Assume the {011111 alnst
terms of adulteiatloiifl c0111
h
l897.
B
EDWARD
5 cazsrrs suucme,
11111111 Candy, 1111111 11111:
’ and English Walnuts!
: POUNDS FOR 35 are.
m
use a Lease sssoamsr or
APPLES, ounces, amen GRAPES,FIBS and 111111
11.11. LAWTOII a co... 22 South 11111 Street
EDWARD STREET.
Holidays over, and now we settle down to business.
“dull period of the year" is upon us. We don' t propose to have it so.
Commencing to- d-ay. We inaugurate a general
" CLEARING SALE
Of our entire stock of
DRY GOODS, ETCII
At prices much less than both of them cost.
We mean business, and this rcductionapplies'to the entire stock.
I897
What is generally called
STREET!
uonwam. cons.
st met,
Edwin P. Clark, 0! E1111 street, will
entertain a cousin from New York, this
week. :
William Wyatt, son of‘Rev. A. H.
Wyatt, loft Norwalk today for Wesleyan
college.
William G. Webb and family, of
Maple street, are visiting in New
Canaan.
Mrs. WilliamJ. Finney, of Berkeley
twill return home today from a
1" 3t in Danbury.
(.iuests of Miss Jennie Dixon, of L111-
colu avenue, have returned to their:
homes 111 Danbury.
Mr. and Mrs F. (3011111111, 13 Eli/.11-
both stnct, havoreturned froma two
:wecks v1s1tm'lroy
CongresvmnuE. J. 1111!, his wife and
dnught r Elsie left \orwalk today for
Washington, D. (‘
Miss Agnes O’Brien, of Bridgeport,
spent Sunday the guest of Misses Paul-
ine and Daisy Diver.
Mrs. John Soyn1our,of Leonard street,
is entertaining her sister, Mrs. A. B.
Rogers, of Arlington, N. .1
Mrs. (10111111: Ruby, of (31.1% street
\orwalk is visi 'ting l1:1'1111:,tl1or Mrs
Mary Williams in Bmoklm -.
111111-1111: 1111111: 1.1111 111.11 511.1 llolly,
1f Sta1nfo1d,.~pent New Y'cnrs with
I'yrus Waterbury. of (‘11:! street, Nor-
u‘alk. .
Mr. and Mrs. W. 1’. Tulnuulge, 01’
Brooklyn,11:11'o111-1‘11 sunding 111:: day
with Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Ferris, of
West slrr'i't. __
Harry livers returned to Schenectady,
Saturday, after 11 holiday vacation with
11.114111111111113 1111's. Frances L. livers, of
howls street. 1
11111:. 13111111101211: 1'. of Philadelphia, re-
1111'111‘111111111-1 t:1ul11y,:\i'tvr 11 visit with
1‘1 s. S. 11. W111: 11 11:1 (‘l1eu1nut street,
51111111 No: 11 elk
Mrs. llduard 11111111, ofl):mbury, 1111s
1111 11 the guest during the past few days
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. B.
Parks, of France street.
The Misses Fonnibcllo and Mario
t‘urtis, of the State Normal school,
were New Year's contact their parents,
M1~.n111ers. l‘). 1.. Curtis, 0! Knight
street.
Miss Agnes Bryant, of East avenue,
returned to the Nornmlechool in New
Haven, this morning, after spending the
holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
W.11‘.B1'yunt. w... ..
Edward Sollcok, Robert VanBuron,
Rutherford Koch-r, George E. Cram,
Charles Swarm and Ward Gregory, who
have been spending the holidays at
1111111e,1'ct11rncd to their studies at Yale
college, today. , . W
Mrs. Daniel Smith and daughter, Mrs.
(‘harles Crofut and daughter, 111111 Miss
Florence Smith, all of Danbnry, spent
New Year's day at the home of H. M.
Gardiner. :11) Union Park.
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
0181111111 Norwalk.
Eti'l‘AIlldlillED 1800
(‘1111 M11... ............................. 911111111111
Bourbon ........................ . ........ 1:: one
ll USHELL Fill 1111‘. President.
ALDEN HULMANB. Vice-Prosldont.
(lllAllL'El'l F1. T’Ellllll'l. Cashier
L. CUNNINGHAM. Chairman
1 1111mm: ( mnmlttee.
I’E’l‘Ell
Indlvldual and Business Accounts 11111111111111.
DOWJnIIA oi trust and other lands taken.
Certificatesvl 111111111111 issued tor tuonoyde
ill! lllll
L ‘ ‘ .,... «l
7.
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JAP” ‘RL I‘
E. M. JACKSON,
Photographer.
Chrl
CHRISTMAS DEL“ 1'1
()l‘E\ EV
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.
Farraud B. Pierson, of Princeton col-
lege. is the guest of Seymour Curtis, 01'
Knight street. -.-. ,
Conductor Charles Williams and Mo-
torinan Joseph Smith, of tho Norwalk
Street Railway 1111c, 11111 on the sick list.
The 11111111111 meeting of the stm 11111111!-
111s of the Lees Manufacturing company
will be held tomorrow morning.
The Norwalk Street Railway company
will soon place an electric signal near
the end of its line in Monroe street.
1411110 l-luymoud was 111reslcd,>511tur—
day night, by lllllver Morchouso for
intoxication. 110 paid :1 flncof $5 in
Judge llublu'll's court. this morning.
'l‘l1ct'xcculivo board (11 the Norwalk
Baptist church will meet with W. 1".
Bryant, of East avenue, next Saturday
night. ‘ p . _
T‘nootliccrsof Buckinghcuu Post, (1,
A. 11.,111111 tho Woman's Relief Corps
will be installed, Wednesday evening,
the former by Captain Colo, of the
Soldier‘s Home, and the latter by Miss
(:eorg1a'l‘11ylor_
A perusal of tho town assessment
books 1': 11' 1111111, now in 11111 olllco of the
tow11clerk,sl1ow that the consonants
of 181171 were practically unchanged, cx-
ccpt, perhaps. afew upon private prop-
erty. The assessments upon corpora-
tion properties was the some as in 111115.
Theo- will be an important meeting of
the board of management 1 1f the Norwalk
Jhuptcr. l). A. it, next Thursday at
”:30 a. 111, in the president‘s room at
the Control club house, to vote 011 appli-
cation papers of new members, and to
transact other business.
George F. Benton has purchased the
interest of Samuel Randall in the firm
of Randall dc Hoyt, bicycle dealers in
Washington street.
T1111 military 53131111151111 of Norwalk
1111111111” Norwalk are being made by
Frank and Charlv bullock, respectively.
A cross between 1:. Norwalk fire alarm
wire and an incandescent light wire
caused the the bell to ring several times
yt-storday. The fault was promptly re-
medied by Superintendent John ll. Hoyt-
Mill Hill are being filled in. A cross-
walk is to be laid from the John U‘Bulli-
ens will be 12].,0 lb.
DONOVAN BLOCK. WASHINGTON ST’REET.
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Several small washcute at the loot of
Let, Everybody Be Happy
If you did not got a nice Turkey for your
Christmas come and see us. We have
some new line state turkeys for New
Years. Others will charge 200 11 1b for
the same stock that we will sell for ltic.
Come early and take your pick. Chick-
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RY OF ALL WORK.
53 WALL STREET,
Norwalk, Ct.
sxmns.
Wm
R. Eugene Kinney went to the Masonic
Home at Wallingford by the 11:68 train
tcxlay, accompanied by Grand Master
(llufles J. Palmer.
The ladies who intend going to the re-
ception at Mrs. Zulmon Wakeman's, in
Southport, tomorrow, should take the
2.21:5 train from South Norwulk, or the
2:13 11'1111 fr: 1n1 East Norwalk.
Cost will out no figure during the in-
'cntory sale at W. S. Sturtevant 1.1. \11
through his store will be found goods at
prices that will interest economists.
Mrs. l’crriu has resigned her position
as teacher of Room No. 1.111111001'01'
River school. and will teach in New
York. She is succeeded 11y Miss Mabel
Wighmn.
For a "Myer“ this week Comstock
Brothers are selling boys' reefers, with-
out ulstor collars, but just as good in 111,
make and trimming as coats worth
twice the money, at a reduction of 152.
Edward Street has inaugurated a gen-
eral clearing sale of his entire stock of
dry goods at prices loss tbaulcost. Mr.
Street means to have no dull season at
his store.
BliOIlO RIVER.
A business meeting of the Y. I’. S. C
E. was held last evening and the follow-
ing otlicers were elected: President. U
W. Knapp; vice-president. T. H. Will-
son: secretary and treasun'r, Miss Edna
1'}. Wilson: organist, Mrs. Thomas (lest;
assistant organist, Mrs. T. 1!. Rogers.
111111111111 Giles has been visiting
friends in Tuckahoc, N. Y.
home.
William Gotham, of New York. spent
Sunday with his mother.
Miss Lizaiclills has received a new
bicycle as a Christmas gift from her
brother.
For
the
Best
Printing
Sentinel
hill.
:~led'smw"i.wmnnr.o.
posited lcr sate 11911111113.
van building to the walk on the side of
files.
Mrs. Norman Knapp is quite ill at her '
wo-
Dollars
For
A
Collar!
South Non-walk;
I NORWALK,
TWO STORES.
E HAVE A
sold
Agent
BUFFALO
; OLUTIN
FEED
FOR
CATTLE
claimant-
and
HORSES.
Itl'r
~ GRAIN
F‘O
HOROID
NO
OAT'I'LI.
IRANOH
OFFIOI
.OLMANI'
LIVENV
UTA-LIZ.
M
Only four of the $2.50 once left, sizes 3
Red Flannel Underwear, 19c up.
Jackets, Gloves, Caps, etc,
DAVIS,
. Clothicr, Hatter and F urnisher.
Mahatkemc Hotel Block,
()pou every evening until 9 o‘clock.
e, / ’\ .
a, 1 V s
These $3 sizes :
13.
Store open evenings.
Money to all dissatisfied custom.
crs. 1
J
14 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
MILFORD A. ‘OIFFIN. Mgr.
151). NURWALK.
LITTLE
CORNER OF
Ulsters
and
Overcoatsll
That are bound to sell if low prices will do it ; we have
some wonderful bargains from
$2.50 UP!
formerly at $4.50.
THE TAILOR,
STOP A MINUTE
And consider the matter caefull
tors and lawers.
In every city there is one man or one firm
which leads in any trade or business under—
We lead in the grain business.
There 111 no question about that, th more
you investigate, the more apparent our ad-
We give absolutely
the best service; we sell absolutely the best
taking.
vantages will appear.
grain.
We have
Our prices for the best grain and
where else.
ll Iarshsll Street. is. Ismail.
my“
fart-1w".
1
:3 far the most com late 111-ran
ments for u ending and delive ngxprompt y.
at service
are no higher than the next best costs; some.
beiore' you
buy again. There is as much d derence be-
tween grain dealers as there is between ideo-
MANUEL.“ 1'. HATCH.
11.11qu
1
Seems big money, but that is just
the amount we take off our boys’
reefers we sold at $5, because they
are not ulster collars.
is up to our standard, fit,make and
trimming couldn’t be better if you
paid twice as much. Color, blue,
cloth chinchilla and cheviot.
5, 6, 7,11, 12,
The quality
Comstotk , Brothers,
connootlout.‘
, :17, co and 42,
Sweaters, Cardigan
So. llcrwelk, Gt.
,..
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