. "um-ilk”: final town meeting will
he held on or about‘the 96th inst. ‘
,. installed tonight. by District Deputy
V‘Georn Nichols.
Twenty victims of drinker hard times
were sheltered at the Smith street station
house. last night.
.——._...__...._.
The Old Well City Band will elect
unicorn atameetiug in its rooms, 189
Water street. Friday night.
There are unclaimed letters at the
Norwalk post-odice for the Norwalk
Silk 00., and Mrs. Frank d’Santos.
_ James H. Hyatt, who was with the
Jones City bakery. has secured a po-
sitiou with Luther, the Woodward ave-
,nue baker.
The recently elected officers of Defend-
or Council, 0. U. A. M.,will be installed
tonight by District Deputy W. J. Breath
of New Canaan.
Captain Trevitt, of the Salvation
Army, has farewelled here and will go
to Norwich. She will be succeeded by
Captain Saunders.
—Cnpron will put in today with ma-
chinery customers at Shelbnrne Falls
and Deertield, Mrss.
Professor W. Gilbert Newell’s classes
in dancing will hold an informal recep-
tion, closing the first term, tonight, in
Arlen Hall. Music by Purdy & Freo-
man.
A rear wheel of a wagon belonging to
Frederick Dockstadvr, of South Wilton,
was wrenched off by being caught in
the trolley track at the corner of Wall
and Main streets, this morning.
A temperance society will be formed
in Music Hall, Sunday, by St. Joseph's
church. The society will be a branch
of the T. A. B. and. L. society, of which
Rev. John T. Winters is state president.
A new order from the United States
post-offivo authorities makes it necessary
that applicants for the position of car-
ricrs shall be at least five foot, four
inches in height, and weigh 132?. pounds.
John Tanner, tried yesterday before
Judge Rubin-ll for being destitute of a
suitable homo and being brought up to
load an idle and vicious life, was com-
mitted to the State Reform school. He
was taken there yesterday afternoon
by Constable Hunt.
At the meeting of Uneas Tribe, 1. (l.
, M,, last night, the semi-annual on
w. w. _orts of the officers and commillees wuv
made, showing; the Tribe to be in a most
proslwrous condition. Three proposi-
‘tions for membership were received
Tickets are out. for the third soeiible.
Friday, the lath inst.
The wool: of prayer is being observed
in the Norwalli Congregational church
this week. Tonight Dr. '1‘. K. Noble
'will have charge of the meeting; Thurs-
day night, RI'V. Fred. R. Curtis, of
'Japan; Friday night, Rev. Samuel 8cm
'villo,"of Stamford. The children's choir
will lead in the alanine.
—Primroao & WPSl's, tomorrow.
Fifty Years Ago.
This In the stamp that the letter‘ bot.
Which earriul the story for and wide.
Cl «crluin cure for the loathsome sore
’f‘lml bubbled up from thedafutryl llrlc
Iii llit.‘l1l(mdll€low. And’lwus/tyer‘s name
.‘lzoi his sm-mpurillu, that all now. know,
that a... just beginning ltn fight of lame
With its cuten of 50 yuro ago.
Ayer’s sarsaparilla
is the original nemaparilla. It
has behind it a. record for cures
unequalled by any blood puri-
fying compound. It is the only
earsuparilla honored by a
medal at the World's Fair of
1898. Callers imitate th a
remedy ; they can’t imitate the
record :
g9 Years of Cures.
a
The onset-er Butler Lodge will he,
Baptistehnreheheirharo
Paul Catbln'willgo next week to
White Plains tempt nutrition.
The official board of ' the Norwalk
Methodist church wil set tonight.
A dance will be h... at Luther
Wright’s shop at Broad River tonight. ‘
The term of Probate Judge Woodward
begins today.
A valuable bird dog belonging to
Harry Benton, of France street, died
yesterday.
The directors of the Norwalk club met
last night. Only routine business was
transacted.
Welcome Stranger Lodge, Sons of St.
George. will hold a ball on the evening
of Friday, February 19th.
‘ The town Board of Relief will meet
tonight at 7 o’clock in the selectuieu’e
office, and at 2 p. m., Saturday.
Mrs. Augustus Winkler died at her
home in Wilton, Monday. The funeral
was held today. _
Miss Hannah Walsh, of Chestnut
street, has returned from San Francisco,
Cal. q‘
The furniture of E. J. Thomas. of the
Danbury Newo, is being moved today
from Berkeley street to Danbury.
—See the minstrel parade, tomorrow.
The installation of the oflicorsof Buck-
ingham Post, G. A. R.. and the Wom-
an‘s Relief Corps takes place tonight.
wMrs. Wm. Schleukor, 6 Cliff street,
rocomnu-nds “Santos" for constipation.
Dollar bottles, 2.] cents, to introduce it;
samples from 3:; Main street, Nor-walk.
(inorgc Aikonmnginoer of the Phoenix
steamer. is seriously ill withpneumonia,
at his home in Main street, Norwalk.
Deputy W. N. Simona will install tho
recently elected oflicers of Twin City
Council. Daughters of Liberty, tomor-
row night.
A general meeting of St. Peter‘s
church will be held to night at 8 o'vlmk
1 ltalm action on the matter of engaging
.’l pastor. '
A delegation from f). S. Ferry (Iran-
mand, U. V. 17.. will go to Bridgeport
tonight to be guests of the Park City
C(numaml.
At lhe annual insuring of themes
i‘lanufueturing company. yesterday, the
oldollll-ers were roelr-clod. The past
yourhasbeen a pri'is‘perous one for tho
I'lllllp;lll§'.
The Epiphany service at Grace church
thismorning, wa-: conducted by Rev.
l). 1.. Ferris, of Shoul’ord, the rector
being confined totho hon-w by lllnl'ufl.
(Iaptiin Mastvrsou and Second Lieu
tenant livapu. of (Railway hi, Bridge-
poll,\vore in N"‘.'v::dk last night null
blooms connect: d with the (tolonolc‘y or"
:lu: rogiuuul.
Last Monday llr. llum u‘tier, assisted
by Dr. Hohzwoir. of Slmlt'ord. removwl 2|
llln‘one tumor from llllfll'l' the loft our oil
.‘llrs. Davis, of Lowodl-savenue. ll Wm
u very sucrowful operation, and the pa;
1final is doing niefly.
preliminarymomma, lo! night in tlw
ft wa~ largely nth-nod.
lulwli in
.\ilv:n.vnm.
An adjournment was
15th low.
was loft in charge of A. .\, Hells.
Frank I. .lllll(:~ and f'.unily, of times
otuet, Norvalk, will lvrmlk up house
looping: this monlh to l‘l'l-‘lllll Willi Mr.
.lonv-i‘ lather. (la-or i Jon: :4, in Ari-h
street. Mr. Jones ho», owing largely to
ill hmllh, been unfwrlumlo in llllollll H-l,
which partly made it llt‘f‘i‘l wary for him
to give up housvld vpllur.
....1\livmlvls tomorrow. prices 25, Sn, :5
Frank A. l'ltrl‘ir- u ill wildln'l. the shro-
iul M'i'vicv in llloiioul‘i :{lil'lb'fllk(,lllllftl'l‘,‘
untionulellurch, llllll‘llll. 'i.'lwlhoimht
of tho evening il l . l-o, “\Viimvmilm
llll‘fqlt'li Herivals and l'. l'Hrllllll l'lll'ort. "
'l‘llv lvrtm‘ovromu WM illodlast night
and flu? tnrteliumllnml llvlplul one, 'i‘ho
number in nttrudnow- ll~ mpwllwi to to
even inner toniulit.
Masonic Officers Installed.
'l he following officers were installed
in Old Well Loduo, last night: W. M ,
E. K. Diver; S. W., Fred 1. Jones; J.
W.,.‘lay Simona; lrooouor. James A.
Brown: llt‘ff‘lfll'y. llI M. Wilcox: H. 1).,
Leo Davis; J. 1).. Frank l‘l. lnrr; 5. ll ,
Fred Brown: J. H, W. 1'}. Benjamin;
marshal], .l. .l. Noah; tyler, A. J. Crew
mun.
tit. John's Ledge, Ilorvndk, performed
tlieinrtnllutlon services, assisted by l’.
M..l. Are-Melliunis as marshal. The
W. M. appointed l’. M, .l. A. Mriiinuia.
(ioorgo W. Eimllll and llmther \V. B.
lived as finance oounnillco. Several
propositions for new nmuberahip were
roeelvlal. A banquet Ware served after
the Work,
l
The lied Men of .‘a' o'u'dlk hold at
R. W. Brother A. (I, Whoulcr, of x
I l ‘
Absolutely Pure.
Ce ehrated for its ureat’leaveulng siren th
and ealthlnlloesa. Assure“ efoodugn not
sum and all forms of adn tel-alien com-
mon to the cheap brands. '
horse BAKlNU J’ownra Co. New York.
RAILROAD PLACE AWARDS.
The Commissioners Fix Benefit: and Damage:
on the Various Properties Taken. '
Judge Brewster, W. O. Seymour and
Frank Hoyt, the commissioners on the
Railroad extension appeals, have filed
their report.
()1) the Samuel Aymar and Seymour
estates the appraisal remains the same
as made by the city's committee, consist-
ing of J. A. Slater, J. C. Crowe and C.
W. Smith, who placed the benefits our
damages at admin each case-
In the Adams Brothers' hat factory
property, allowed hone-fits of $2,050 over
damages by the city, the commissioners
assesses the firm only $1,100.
In Edwin Adams’ Monroe street prop.
erty the city allowed damages over bene-
fits of $1,550, while the commissioners’
award allows $3,517. ()1: both awards
the damages over benefits to Mr. Adams
will be $2,417.
The flat Forming company was given
$11 if) benefits over damages by the
oily, but will now receive by the com-
missioncr's finding, $4,2l3. which about
doubles the damages first awarded them
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
The Goings and Coming: olNorwalll People »
and lheir Friends.
Marvin Lockwood spent New Year's
with relatives in Fairfil‘lvl.
Mrs. A. N. Clark has returned home
from visiting lrivndsin Massachusetts.
Mrs. Annie Day, of li‘lyvil- ' avenue,
has returned in one from Danbury where
she. has been visiting friends.
Mrs. George 1.. l‘ratt, with her son,
John W., of Buffalo, N. \'., is visiting
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. ll. S. lrown.
llaviland street. _
Frank (hall and his sister Julia. who
have been visiting Mr. and Mrsfioloman
tieum, of liiyvii'w avenue, returned to
llll‘ll‘ home in New York. yesterday.
lilies Katherine PHXHTN. of Valley
place. is spending: a wool; in Providence,
ll lx
Miss lama Sage. of llnrhu, has been
visiting her con-in, .‘l. :ll‘lorouve Brad-
jlll'y, High in“.
f‘harles ll. Ht‘Yllihilri and daughter
firnce attended the concert of the
liralgr-porttlratoriomcivty. last night.
Miss Amy Watkins, who has been lht'
pin-st of Rev. and Mrs. S. H. Watkins,
ll (lruvr' l‘lllll‘f“ll rectory, returned to
('ollege, yesterday.
Winthrop l‘. (‘urlis ha~ returned to
the I William's
Tlll‘ "book of interrogation" l
l
l
mllvge, after a visit with
Si «wall; relatives.
Senator ll‘u'ris has gouv to Hartford
('Ill‘lil“.
Mrs. (‘harlos ll. Raymond and son
Dudley. of West avenue, are visiting in
Humidity.
in Hartford.
friends.
Offer a Reward 013250.
tvlilvrslmvo ull'vl‘nil a reward of ll'lfll
son or [ll rmus who set fire to the line
u'e-ll Raymond barn at Htrawbl'rry Ilill
tilllh last.
(ll Houlh Norwalk.
EHTMHJHHEID ISO“ ‘
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in; mums ..... ..
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liL‘HHElJ. I’lifltl'l'. l‘l'cslclonl.
ALDEN HillJIAf‘il‘l. Vll'lBPI‘ltl-llll'lll.
ll. (Zl'NPilhlllMll.
.l inonqv (‘ommlltom
l'I'I'l‘ltili
lll'r'lv‘ll‘” timid and other funds lukflll.
ilfuyndlrutnw l "WNW” l‘svlltlfl li-l‘ tummy d
posited for solo her-ping.
lo mil-ml tho inammrnlion of (iovornor
(Fol. Root and Attormy Light are
attending the inauguration ceremonies
MN. Addimu lirowu and (laughter, of
Brooklyn, are the guests of Norwalk
.lr and Mrs. lwouard Whltury have
It'lllrlll‘ll hr ow (loin their wedding tour.
The National board of lirio limit-r-
for the arrest and «'unvivtlon of tho por-
Norwalk, on the evening of Novmubcr
FlRST NATIONAL BANK.
.. filmy-no
yum
i'll.\l:l.l‘.l i1. lilvllllilli. Cashier.
l‘llairmun
individual and liooim'oa .lvu'nums Holil'ill-ll
um 2m
_" If so
wmlwm ’ ,
Wampum,
museumera.
Peach. '4."
* in:
100
100
i
an. uwrou a. co, 2
|897
"dull period of the year" is u
DRV GOO
EDWARD
5 sum: contains.
is.»
TWENTYsTWO POUNDS GRANULATED SUGAR. $1.00.
Holidays over, and now we settle down to business. What is generally called
‘ . u as. _ We don't propose to have it so.
Commencing to y, we inaugurate a general
CLEARING SALE
Of our entire stock of
At prices muchless than most of them cost.
We moan basineps. and this reduction applies to the entire stock.
2 South Isln Street
EDVVAD SRETET.
I897
DS, ETCll
STREET!
lemma. cons.
DONOVAN~ BLOCK. WASHINGTON STREET.
ACKSON’S PHOTOGRAPHS
let Everybody Be Happy
If you did not got a nice Turkey for your
Christmas come and see us. We have
some new flue state turkeys for New
Years. Others will charge 200 a lb for
the same stock that we will sell for 16c.
Come early and take your pick. Chick-
en:I will be 12,140 lb.
‘ FREE DELIVERY.
New York Market
FRANK S. AYERS. Prop.
illesllltszllilvl-‘l'.sll
I. M. JACKSON, Photographer.
Only a Few Rebels Left.
(Special to The Seutinell
Madrid, Jan. li—Despntches from llnv
vana give details of the recent victory
achieved by Gen. Luque over the insur-
gent leader Maximo (‘romez in the pro-
vinoe of South Clara, the advices saying
that Gomez left loo dead on the mid at
Arroyo Blanca. The despatehes also as
sort that. there are only a few small
bands of rebels now left in the province
of l’iuar Del Rio and that these are fast
melting away.
Washington. .lan. l£—»Senor De Lorne.
tho Spanish minister, has received a
telegram from Havana stating that Gen.
hleljuieo had returned from aninoursiou
into the hills of the province of Plant
dol lilo, and brought back with him 2.30
insurgents and about film nouhomlut-
ants.
At the Stock Exchange.
lilpevlul to the Sentinel l
Now York. Wall Street, Jun. o.
.i. m. ~~~Spvvnlulloll at the stock exchange
10er
' opened lirm and higher. The advance
lll prices ranged from. l-x to ."l-Nper cent.
the latter in summwhiuh rose to ill) in.
The dealings were moderately active,
and as of late, mainly for professiona
accountmfl . .- ., , ‘
Finances are Satisfactory
'Z‘llllV'lttl to llw The Sentinel 5
Albany, Jan. “will his uwasago to
illl'lwglrllllluro tvrluy (Ln'uruor Block
0
says that the finances «I. state ill‘l‘ satis-
favlory in spite of the hard times.
A Flagman Injured.
Ih'povlal to The llonllnold
Hartford. .lnu. llmlth-hard ll‘lahvrty,
' tlagxnun utthe Washington alttl'l rail‘
road vrossiugin New llrillan. was run
over and noriomly injured by John
Nichols' back at 7:30 this morning.
’ "boss"... clears."
‘ lA-rinulon. Kr. Jim. ll.~Word much-
' ell here hast night that a second attempt
was made yuslvl’day morning to lynch
1.. C. Combs, of Perry county.
llu’l’alo, N. Y . Jan. HwTho next‘eon-
vent-ion oflhn .‘ollonnl Woman’s Christ—
ian Temperance llnlon will he held in
this city.
Piqna, (i, .lnn. li.~Jamcs Kirk. who
in hell strung the first telegraph‘lind be
twmn Baltimore and Washington, has
been stricken with paralysis and lsiua
j'ritioal condition hero. ' ‘
"They u iy women can always pick mil
annals that will wash.” “True l‘llflORlllr;
but why dotluzy ul ways pick out children
H
ammo mm Standard of Excellence!
' loth in Design flL‘l llhllilvof Finish. JACKSON'S PLATINUTYPE l’Oli’l‘llAl’l'S are bonu-
tllul iUHl last forever. interiors and all urchin «‘lurul Work a specialty.
.MWM
llllllll!
53 Wall Street, Norwalk, Ct.
FROM FOREIGN SHORES.
London. Jan. ll,——A dispatch from
Bombay says that the panic there. aris-
ing from the plague has spread to the
police, many of whom have abandoned
their duties.
CRANBURY.
A special met-ting of the voters of the
(.‘ranbnry school district will take place
in the school-house next Monday night
for the purmse of considering the matter
of laying a tax.
A poverty sociable will he held at the
home of D, A. Fillow, Thursday night.
for the benefit of the Sunday school fund.
f)u'enei~—“\tht'§ in a name, anyhow?"
l)uunc~"\\'hy, everything you've got it
in. your wife's nameisn't if?"
[M Ill‘lllll! \V rm ROU‘I' ( lulurcn.
llo cvor gentlo with your children.
Wolvh lhvm mustunily. lloprnvo them
l.':|rut'~'ll_\'. but not in anger, “ He not
him r against them." "Yr-:4, they nro good
boys,“ I “not! heard a kind fulhvr say. “1
talk to them pretty much, but I d”. not
like to boar. my children. Tho Wnrltl will
beat them.” , It was a lmzultfful tliolmht
Lluiugh not oleunnlly expressed. 'Yoo,
(hero is not one child in the (-lrrlo round
the table, healthy and happy all they look
how, on whorl" head, it long spared. the
storm will not beat. Adversity may with-
cr them. Flll'lillf‘fltl (lulu. n cold \vorld frown
on them; hut. amid all, lot uwnmry carry
them luck to a homo Wllt‘l‘l' a low of kind-
ness reigned. whenstho mother's roprm log
0in was moistened with is tour and the in
lhvr frowned " more in oorrow than in an
gor. "——l~lxrhuugo.
A Book ('nrnor.
.ln uunvcuusnry doorway lo a coral.
Apartment may be Ililllltl mo of for hooks
and lxrlr llilll'llf‘. so us»; to ho wry ornamen-
tal. l'lnrc tu'o uprights and a row hlll'lltltl
inside tho door I'lirllilfl and stain or point
tlwm tho l'ulurnf tho woodwork. With
llruss hooded nulls fasten on tho (lllgl‘rllll
the upper studios a narrow leather trim-
mlnu, such as may he bought. for tho pur~
flow. (in the wound shall from the bottom
arrange" brass rod mu! lmna pretty silk
or rrotounecurtulm upon it that will warn
the floor. This will llll found on orn-llent
plzo-o to stow away old nmguzlnou and
newspapers.
fihocs and Walking.
Very often n woman's unit la ruined by
the wearing of tight boots or very high
heels. 'l‘ho latter produce n rolllnmuotlon.
Always wonr n puff of boots which do not
pinch and that have low lu-vhl when going
for a walk. Nothing in room fatiguing
than a long walk in high her-la or tight
boon. Do not uwlnnlho arms about. This
hug not only a very unumcefnl ofl'mlt. but
u masculine look, which should ho avoid-
wl. It is as Well to carry n purnml or rum»
ohudo unless Wearing a mull, so that the
hands have color-thing to 'oemnay them.
To Erudleslo ileum.
The Magazine of Pharmacy gives the
following rcriim, which, it dorluros. will
no {or toward' vrmllcollng mnnllpox scars,
burns and otlmr vii-atrium left by disease:
unohulf omiro of horns. if! grains of Mill-
l'yr'lln acid, 3 drama of glymrln and fl
mum-s of "mater. Lint soaked lntids
mlntllm and allowml to remain over the
some for hours at n tlmew—ut night, for in»
ltmll‘flr-"Wlll help to remove the some
more rapidly, and they should be freely
Comstock Bret?
TWO STORES. .
()nly {our of the $2.50 ones left, sizes 36, 37; 39”
Red Flannel I'uderwear, 49c. up. Sweaters“);
Mahaokemo Hotel Block,
800! ETV AND IALL ,
......PRINTI.NG.~.7.
that won‘t?" .
anolniml whenever convenient. Keep the
stuff out of the eyes.
l
. Seems big money, but
the amount we take ’ofil
reefers we sold at $5,
are not ulster collars.
trimming couldn’t be , H
paid twice as much
cloth chinchilla and ch“
These $3 sizes:
13. , ,
Store open evenings;
Money to all dissatisfic
crs. ‘ 3
l4 SOUTH MAIN sTRIrI'r.” '
v»- 5
MILFORD A. menu, Mgr.
~, NORWALK,
5 so. NORWALK.
E HAVE A ”THE
CORNER OF
Ulsters'
some wonderful bargains from
. - -. $32.50 UP!
.
a
sold formerly at $4.50. ' .
Jackets, Gloves, Caps, etc. .'
DAVIS,
Clothier, flatter and Furnisher.
THE TAl LOR,
.. “in 5"
So. Home ‘_
()pcn every evening until ll o'clock. ' fl '
quw./\
STOP A MINUTE:
A89“ And votmider themutter one! rum
BUFFALO lmy exam. There is as much 1! ileum
GLUTEN tween grain dealers asthmishotm’V
rggo tors andlewors. , ' “
FOR . ' in every city there is one man or one
CATTLE will!“ lt'ad‘sv in guy‘tmde 3:0 barium
hick-n- tu my. e em in until «u. .
2nd Then» is no question about that: th
"03.3., you investigate, the more sworn! our ‘ ,-
IIIT vantages will appear. We at" ,. w
GRAIN the best service; we sell absolutely til
'0' ”lime by! the t ’
it love at mos . .
2:33“. meals for unloadinwnd del
OAT'I’LI Our prime for the ,t grain and “I
DRANOH at; no hllnher than the next best coals
OI'PIOI wrereese. H
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ooLMANI' M A N U I L T. HATG»
. LIVIIY I'M main . ‘
I'l’AM-l- II larch-ll Strut. do. lone
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