«Demon Thompson "Sunshine of
Macaulay." tonight. -
htoen Wanderers slumbemd in the
m street station house, last night.
The annual meetings of the Norwalk
five companies will be held tonight.
Mrs. Isaac Shriver, of South Main
. sheet. is whoring from hemorrhages.
A meeting of the Brotherhood of St.
Andrew of Grace church will be held
Morrow night at 8 o'clock.
, . Frank D. Hunt, agent of the United
» . States Express company in Danbury,
j with: in South Norwalk yesterday.
Rev. S. H. Watkins, rector of Grace
Episcopal church, is ill with a severe
; cold at the rectory in Belden avenue.
The monthly meeting of. the' Twin
' City Wheelmen will be held tonight at
tho rooms in Swartz &. Corbett‘s block.
The Social Whist club will be enter-
tained tomorrow night by Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert“ W. Kemp, of West Main street.
There will be services at St. Mary's
church at 5:30 and 8:00 a. 111., tomorrow,
inohsorvance of the Feast of the Epiph-
any.
The 0183 of C H. Hirvey vs. John
Weisheit, will come up before Justice
George D. Keeler, Thursday, at 10
o’clock. ~
Senator E O. Keeler and Representa-
tive J. Belden Hurlbutt will attend the
inaugural ceremonies in Hartford, to
marrow.
Jane and James Cook, children of
Bryant Cook. of Bridgeport, were
brought to the County Children's Home,
yesterday.
H. H. Ambright, of the signal tower
returned lust ni ght from a holiday tiur
through Pennsylvania. Harry reports
the tuna.
Star of Columbia Circle, Companions
of the Forest, will hold its half-yearly
meeting tonight. Members of Park
City Circle, Bridgeport, will be present.
E. M. Tolles is beginning preparations
to erect a double building 011 the north
side of the Washington street bridge, be-
tween Chris Michel's and the Bridge
drug store building.
\
——The strongest attraction on the road
is “Sunshine of Paradise Alley," Opera
House, tonight.“
I". D. Lawton 8:. Co., the grocers, list
some of their specialties in a new udwr-
tisement today. It includes many
household necessities upon which a sav-
ing can be made by purchasing of this
enterprising firm.
—Mrs. Harriet A. Northrop, of
Unionville, who has been afflicted with
stomach disorders, and constipation, re-
. 1 l
commends "Santos” 11s the best remedy
she has ever used, regular dollar bottles,
25 cents, for a short time, samples free,
33 Main street, Norwalk.
Captain Alico Terrill, who 1111-1 been a
Salvationist fifteen years, :1 beautiful
singer and guitar player, will be tonight
at the Army 11:111. She will explain the
auxiliary league of~th11 Salvation Army.
Everybody is welcomv to 11111111. A
wonderful time is expected.
Miss Helen French Greene will speak
tomorrow afternoon at 3 o‘clock, at the
South Norwalk Congregational church.
She is Working in the "College Settle-
ment" in ltivington street, New York,
and she will present that work before
the 111ission11ry association.
The first of a series of special prayer
services to be held during this week of
prayer at the South Norwalk Congrega-
tional church, will occur this evening at
'1‘ :45 o'clock. The motto of these meet-
ings in "Ye are My Witnesses." and the
special topic tonight, "Prayer and Wit-
nessing.” All who would like to find in
the week of prayer a means to higher
living, are heartily invited. The pastor
will conduct tonight's service.
.. —mm
”World's Almanac ’07,Wheeler‘s i’.()
yAyer’s Cherry
Pectoral
“Get it honest if you can,
but-uget it.”
It cure: all cough and
with.
p t Opera House. tonight. ‘
walk. is ill with a scrotum.
wDenznau Thompson’slotest mace-s
Robert Clarke, of Spring street, has
secured a position at E. K. Banks”.
Mine ll'lorenee Wishes) «meshes.
Perrine as teacher in room 1. of the Over
River school.
Motorman Joseph Smith. of the N011-
walk Street Railway line, is on duty
ag'nin, after a brief illness.
WW
--Free buckwnrst, chowder and sauer-
kraut, Friday night at Barutz's, 20
Day street.
The degree team of Sherman Comman-
dery, U. 0. (l. C., will meet tonight at
the home of W. 1“. Bryant. East avenue.
A meeting for the purpose of organiz-
ing a tribe of Red Men will be held to-
night, in the Athenzrum.
A A baby boy has arrived at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. L E. Ulmstead. of War-
ren street. Norwalk.
—-New stock, large variety, new pool
tables. Baratz, 20 Day street. Free
supper, Friday night.
Miss Anna C. Cotter will give a card
party tomorrow evening, at her home in
West Main street.
Robert D. Milucr, of Winnipauk,r11-
turned to his studies at Wesleyan Col-
lege, yesterday, after a holiday vacation
visit at his home.
The annual meeting 11nd election of
officers of Company D will be held next
Friday night, after the drill. Company
F will hold a drill tonight.
E. M. Jackson, the photographer,
makes a specialty of interiors and urchi-
tecturul work. His photographs still.
maintain their standard of excellence.
The two Peerless wheels which will
be given away at Glover’s shoe store on
March 120, are now on 1xhibiti11n at the
store.
Henry Tattle, the aged fathel of
Landlord Tattle, of the Norwnlk Hotel,
has been seriously ill with 11111 grip. He
was greatly improved this 111orning.
The bonus of 1111111111111
Quinlan, of Pelhamville, formerly of
South Norwulk, and Miss Collins, of
New York, were called 111 St. Mary’s
church, SundayLM
of Andrew
A match game of basket ball will, in
all probability, be arranged tonight to-
twceu the old Y. M. (3. A. ”first" team
and 11101111111 0fC;1111p;111y 11‘, after the
lutter’s drill.
—See “Sunshine of Paradise Alloy.“
tmight.
‘ Across in the wire 1111151111 box No.
33, at the corner of Harbor avenue and
Chapel street, 11nd box No. fill, near
11111 Armory, to be b111'111-1l out. as well as
the boil in l’ioucer 1111111; and Ladder
company‘s house.
General Hubbard, of Stu-hon, 111111 Cob
011111 Show, of New 111111111, installod'tho
11fl11'111'sofl}. 5.11‘111'1'y (11111111111111, 1'. V.
, l.1-1t night. After the Wurk tho
1111111111e1's went to 1.111111% restaurant.
win-1'11 a very fine turkey supper was 11111
joyml.
A 111111111111' of South Norwulk people
11111'111'11ceiv111linvitations to the l't'lil'll-
tion 1.1111111-111'11 by Mr. 2111.1 .\11'.~'. Alfred ll,
Colfax, in honor of tho 11111;1'111gn oflhoh'
11:1111rl1te1‘, 12(11111 Whitman to William
ll1111f111'11 Aitken, W1111111-s11 1.1}, the .‘11111
inst, .1t1111221-1t.71h «1111111, New York.
«Scour:- your 11111111 for 1h:-
pricos :15, 710 and ”15 (cents.
111'. Henry W. Allen, of New York,
11 his remarkable 1111111-1111111'111 discourse,
“T1111 11111111111 Body: its (511111 and
Abuse,” will 110 heard :11. Arion lhill,
Mondaynigl1t,.l111n11u'y ll, :11 11 o'clock.
Tickets can be tenured 111, llaxter's drug
store.
11111111118111,
Real estate and insurance agent dumb
M. Layton 111111 favored T1111 tin-11111101 with
a supply of 11111141101111: cub-dare for 11107.
Some of them are very artist in creations.
sultubh1 to adorn the 111st room in the
house. They represent 11111 enterprise
of several first-011111111 ”10111111108 for which
Mr. Layton is agent.
A party composed of lb. and Mrs, J
l. Newltii'k, 3111111111 111111. John P.
Treadwell. Misses 111111111111) 'l‘rcnd1111ll,
Alice Sherwood, 111111111111 Sherwood and
K. W. Mansfield, uttomh d the produc-
tion of ”Faust,” last night, at the Mob
ropolitun Opera 1111111111, New York.
lllr. and Mrs Nev/kirk will remain in
the city a few days.
The regular meeting of St. Joseph‘s
Lyceum will be held tonight at 8 o’clock
in Music 11111. A 1111111111111 programme
of exceptional excellence will be render-
edand John W. 8011111131 will read the
first of a series of papers on “The Early
Catholic Explorers and Mlnslonafllll of
America.” Thooonclnding number will
be a drama, "The independent."
\VDER
Absolutely Pure.
Celebrated for its great lenveni siren
and healthful hiss». Assume the glint lungs
11.11111 and all forms of adultoiation com-
mon to the cheap brands.
our. 11111111111 l’ou 111111 Co. New York.
Coraline Keduey, recently committed
to the almshouse from her home in
Franklin avenue, was yesterday taken
to the Bridgeport hospital for treatment.
Albin Neukirchner hal moved his bar-
ber shop from Dennis Donovan's build-
ing to the store in A. - Solmaus’ lower
stable building in Railroad place.
Traffic on the down track of the N or-
walk Street Railway line. 111 West ave-
one, was delayed about fifteen minutes
last night, owing to a break in the trol-
ley wire near Seymour place.
Clarence Buttery has sold his meet
business at No. 0 Water street, Norwalk,
to his brother, Edgar Buttery. The for-
mer owner will be associated with his
brother in the capacity of clerk.
Architect Ferris S. lMorohouso has
made plans fer the building E. M.Toll11s
Will erect on the Washington street
bridge. The structure will be 30x55
feet, two stories high. ()n the first floor
will be two stores, and on the second
floor flats for families. Captain Bell is
driving spilos for the foundation.
"Ritalin PARAGRAPllS
The Goings and Comings of Norwslk People
and Their Friends.
Carmi Hubbell, of Bridgeport, paid a
visit to Norwalk, yesterday.
Ilarry Role, of G. C. Srillson' 5 drug
stoic, has 1'etu1ned home from a visit in
Clinton, N. J. '
Fred Schuppan. of Asbury Park, is
visiting his b1',other Dr. S. W. Schuy-
pan, in Norwalk.
Miss May Jennings, of Sonthport, is
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. .l. D..-len
nings, of Elm street.
Miss Jeannette Gregory, of West ave,
one, is entertaining Miss Antoinette
Barclay, of New York.
William Lauder hasreturnml to
studies at llrou'u
111-111111, it. I.
Miss Margaret Lauder, of West street,
resumed her duties, yesterday, as teach-
111' in the ilfomple Grove se111inary. Sara-
toga Springs.
l'niversity, l’rovi'
Miss May Mci‘abe 1111s rmurned to her
home in 11111111111111 street, after spendmg
the holidays with her sisters in New
York.
BRADY FINED SIXTY DOLLARS
Jones New Threatens lo Bring a (:1le Suit
Against His Asssllant.
The trial of l-hlwurd Brady, arrested
f111‘:1~'-11111t111g W111111111 11. Jones, 1-111l1-1l
yesterday afternoon. '1‘1111111-31114111 was
{1.1111111 guilty 111111 1111111 $00 1111'1 costs,
innounting in 1111 to $21.22, winch 1111
paul.
1t 1s- ~~1111l that Jones will so:- Brady
for 11'111111g1-s. 111 that 1-1'11111.llr1111y
says 1111 will go (11.j1111, it‘ 1l11ci :1o11 1‘»
1'1-11111-11-11 against 111111, 111111 take the
1111;11' 111-11t111":1 1111111.
Special Meetings 111 the Baphsf Church.
The first of the special nun-tings 111
obsvivunce of the Week of prayer at 1111-
fionth Norwulk llapfjt 11111111111. last
night, was not, of course, largely nt-
111111111111111 1113111111111 of the storm. Ilut 1111
1:1.1'1'111'111. nun-ling was 111111 notwithstmul-
111g. The 1111111111 meeting \\'111 occur to-
night, in the lecture room, beginning
promptly at 7:113. in consequence of
this 1111 utiug the usual Tuesday owning
gathering in East Norwalk will be
111111t1111l.M1~cting every 1.1'1 ning this
W1 1111.1. xe11ptl-4aturday. stonu or nostonu
Church Membership increasing.
During the your 1511111 thirty-111111 111-w
1111111111111'sw11r11added l'll-llll roll at tho
Norwalk (:1 111greg11tionul church. There
have been eleven deaths and ten remov.
11111 to other churches by lath-1', 1111111
11111ki11gulos11 of twenty-one momlmrs
11111111 net gain in 111en1l1cr11hipof 11111.
FIRST NATIONAL BAN“.
01 141111111 Nokulk.
1111131111. [14111-2 11 men
. “1111411111
411.0!!!
0.1mm. ..
bourbon . ..
..... ........
BUSH ELL FROST, President.
ALDEN BllLMANB. Viee-l‘rnsltlonl.
CHARLES E. FEIillll‘l. Cashier.
1.. Gl’Nh‘lNlmAl/l. Chairman
Finance ( otnmllleo.
PETE"
Individual and Business Accounts both-111111
Jhmoslts of trust and mum lands taken
Certificates of Deposit ls» tied lo: moot-v 11o
posited for sale Resting.
, on 111111
‘ Evaporated Apples. “inlet ,1 lilo
his ..
1111
' u
I!
I“
. "0811
Green
01mm, 901 lb. lilo
1' Raspberries, poi-1b, “2003
U 0 Peak“, 0 I I 1%
1897.
DR GOO
EDWARD
5 GAZETTE euuemo.
swam-Two Pounce cannons-ran 3110.13.01.00.
F. D. LAWTON & 00., 22 South Isln Street
EDWARD
Holidays over, and new we settle down to business. What is generally called
"dull period of the year” is upon us. We don' t propose to have it so.
Commencing to- -duy, we inaugurate a general
CLEARING SALE
Of our entire stock of
At prices much less than both of them cost.
We mean business, and this reduction applies to the entire stock.
Tongue,
(loaned 111mm 11 ill.
“ Plum Pudding
" Corned Beef,
101b- Buckwheat.
STREET.
l897
DS, ETCll
STREET!
, 11111111111111. c0101.
_- -4“... m.
both in nil-lg“ 11111139111111. of 1‘ 11111111.
111111 and lust i-‘-11e\1 r.
I. M. JACKSON, Photographer,
Died in Pasteur Institute.
(Special to The Sentinel.)
litiltlmnrv, Jun. b—-—Lawrence Wilson.
aged eleven years, one of the eight boys
who were bitten by a mad dog on Dec. 1.
and was the first of the eight to go to
the Pasteur Institno in New York for
treatment, died in convulsions this
morning. He was the fourth boy to die
from the offset of the dog's bite.
Indicted for Embezzlemenf.
(Special to The Sentinel.)
Washington, Jan. 5.—Fraucis .l.
Kievkhofer, late disbursing ofileer of the
State Department, has been indicted by
the grand jury A11 the charge of embez-
zling indemnity funds entrusted to his
keeping. Ills total shortage is slated to
amount to over 3112711011
Yale Reopens
coastal to The Sentinel 1
New Haven, {11111. 13.-The winter term
of Yale opened today. President
Dwight. just 111111111 from a six months
tour of Europe, 111111111 an address, m in—
grutulutiug tin-institution on its pros-
perity, and expressing his pleasure at
11111111.: 111111111 again.
Higgins 11 Native 01 Portland.
lh'pw'inl l-1'l'11o implim-ll
Mnhllotown, Jun. T1-—Word was re-
111-‘11'111'1 11111111. today that William Higgins,
who was drowned 1111' the Florida coast,
\vldh- tanking shore in 11 111111111 boat
from the wrecked filibuster stunner,
C11111111011oro, 111-longed in l'ot'tlund.
Blown to Pieces by Dynamite.
lbpoulul to The fientlnel.)
(Er-vouwivb. N. )2, Jan. .‘1.~Wl1lle
blasting for the 131111 Mountain 1'11111p1111y
111-111‘ 111.11'1I yesterday, Dennis Sullivan
“fill-111111091 i-ltover were blown to piece:-
l1y the explosion of a111111111111tc'carlridg1a
A11 Ice Plant Sold.
li-lpnoiul f11'l'1111L‘in-11llnol )
15111111111111. .11111. .‘1.~'l'h11 Diamond Ice
couuuiny was sold today to both C.
Fern-11111111 and lienry S. l’ovost. The
plant is worth 0110000
0011111 1111111 Scurvy and Fever.
131111111111 to The Sentinel.)
Victoria. ll. (3.. Jun. b.»«'l‘ho British
ship Northbmok, from 1111111: Kong for
Vancouver t11r11r1l1-rs.1111t into Honolulu
lmiembvr 925, with seventeen of her
crew down with scurvy and furor.
Today in Wall street.
(811111-1111 to The Huntlnol.)
Wall 151mm, 111:1:011. 111 —-'l‘ho railway
and 111i11c11lluneous 1111111111 market opened
weak and lower, the active issues gener-
ally showing losses of 1.11 1.1 112 per
cent. Delaware and 111111111011 was an
exception and advanced 1-2 to 1111 1—2.
Business was only moderate in volume.
DOTS AND DASHES.
llmton, .lu11.h~(la11.l"ra11cls A. Wal-
kor, pn-sideut of 11111 Masmchusetts lu-
1111111111101 Technolottymnd widely known,
11mm ‘ died this morning.
DONOVAN BLOCK, WASHINGTON STREET.
ACKSON’ S PHOTOGRAPHS
11.1mm mm Standard of Excellence 1
.lAl‘ RHON' H l I A'l‘lNll'I‘Yl' F Pfll’ ’l‘liAl'l'f-l are be in-
interiors and 1111 1111 111111- -t11r111 work 11 specialty.
Let Everybody Be Happy
If you did not get a nice Turkey for our
Christmas come and see us. We ave
some new line state turkeys for New
Years. Others will charge 20c 11 lb for
the some stock that we will sell for 1110.
Come early and take your pick. Chick-
em1 will be 121.;c lb.
FREE DELIVERY.
New York Market
FRANK S. AYERS, Prop.
53 Wall Street, Nov-walk, Ct.
.M
Linton and Michael will not Meet.
181111111111 to The Sentinel.)
says: It is now quite certain that Tom
Linton and James Michael, the Welsh
riders, will not meet in a match race for
$511,000 that had been arranged to take
place 111 New Orleans or .\t month.
A Novel Strike.
(1711111- 1al to The Sentinel»
mnaha, Nob, Jan. 5.»A novel strike
was instituted, yesterday, by the drivers
for the Expressmen‘s Delivery company.
Instead of beluga question of wages,
work or hours, it was whether the barn
foreman had a right to enforce a rule
ielativo to beer drinking
1111119an In a Gymnasium.
(Special to The Sentinel- -)
l’itteburg, Jun. 5.—Cl1rist Schaner,
jr., treasurer of the Nations Bank for
Savings, Allegheny, was found dead,
11 111gi11gin tlu1.\llegl1any gymnasium,
at Chic and North streets, today.
Shot 1n a Fil of Jealousy.
(Sum-1111111 the Sentinel. 1
Atlanta, (in. .1111]. ,',_-.,.\ special from
Forsylhc says John lliokerman. :1 far
mor, shot his wife 11nd then shot himself
on Sunday. liickonnan is dead and his
Wife cannot r1111ov1-1'. It is believed that
he shot her in a fit of jealousy.
Ice l-‘loe off the Banks.
.Spm‘llil to The Sentinel )
>171. Jullllm N. 11‘., .lan..‘1~--Thosfca1ucr
Assyrian from Liverpml 111-ports 1111 1111-
usually 1-11111nsivo field of 1111» 150 11111011
1111' the coast, She stomued through the
ice for two hours, but found it too heavy
111111 1111111111 to the hillllll. The 11011 extend-
ed a,» for .111 the eye could 1111c.
Rooted 4.000 Insurgents.
1111110111111. The Sentinel.)
Madrid, .11111. i1.-—-A dispatch from
Manila, the capital of he Philippine
Islands, says that the Spanish troops
have defeated and totally routed a force
of 4,000 insurgents at ()linansus.
Earthquake in WMexico.
(Special to the sentinel 1
Chicago, Jan. fi—-A special from 011:»
111111, Mexico, says: A severe earthquake
is reported from the southern part of the
state and along the Pacific coast. At
Acapulco the shock destroyed several
houses and three persons were injured
by falling wall.
Wants to be ”lodge.
181111111111 to The Sentinel l
titumford. Jun. 13.-WA quiet canvas has
been going on in Stamford for the ap-
pointment of N. C. Downs at the incom-
ing 111-111111111 of the Legislature. to be
judge of th11 Court of Common P1131111 for
Falrlteld county, to succeed Howard
Curtis.
Blizzard $1111 111191119.
lfipoclnl tn Thefienfluel 1
Omaha, Neb., January 5.-1~'l‘1111 b117,»
zard which visited this city, Sunday,
was still raging at midnight. last night.
The thermometer has ranged from man
to five degrees above.
§§§§s§n
Chicago, .lan. 13.—A morning paper ,
Dollars
For
Collar!
Seems big money, but
the amount we take 05
reefers we sold at $5,
are not ulster collars.
is up to our standard, fit
Trimming couldn’t be
paid twice as much. _,_ -
cloth chinchilla and chew ,
These $3 Sizes: 5, 6,
13.
. Store open evenings.
1,11 11111-1;
Comstock Bret
l4 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
Dubai“ ‘4
South Nor-walk,
MILFORD A'. GlF'l-‘IN, Mgr.
l NORWALK,
TWO sronss.
1 so. NORWALK.
E HAVE A LITTLE
1101111511 or
Ulsters
and
Overcoa’
That are bound to sell if low prices will do it;
some wonderful bargains from
$2.50 UP! -
2 .50 once left, sizes 36, 37, 39 and
sold formerly at $41 50. ‘
Red Flannel Underwear, lilo up. Sweaters, C
Jackets, Gloves, Caps, etc.
()111 y four of the
THE TAILOR,
DAVIS,
Clothier, Hatter and Furnisher.
flahaekomo Hotel Block, So. Norwolk, ‘
Open every evening until ll o’clock.
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51“)!P A MINUTE?
1‘...
Agent A11d1~111siderth11 mutter caefull ‘bofm
BUFFALO buy 11g: on. There is as much u fforouu 1111’.
. GLUTIN tween grain dealers astheteis MAW ‘
r: up tors and anm‘s. ,
FOR In every city there is one man or one 1 1
CATTLE which leads in any trade or business -
Ohlokons taking. We loud in the grain .. «1
and Then-111110 question about that. tit 1 1
Honggg, you investigate, the more apparent 01n-
IEIT
GRAIN
vantages will appear. We give 1-
theibest service; we sell absolutel : 1
1111 a.
PO We hereby far the 111011th 1 .
203““ mentsforunlonding “nucleoli“ "in :3
011m: "“""l“1°l.’°’.ll"li.““”l".:.“.“m
' , 11111110 15; or on 11111211 -.
BRANOH . where n sol. ‘ 1
25111.11...» AN 0 r. 1. 'r. HATG‘
LIVIIY 'l'llu (”alum
. ITABLE.
to Install strut. So. Iorwclk.
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