pillow-II. Still! ms in may
lube M new map.
.1 Minute Bcuteulof'rL'ewe street. is
sick. M”
~Fresh pork, 8?. N. Y. min.
Mrs. B. J. Norton can at her home in
Lowe street.
~Knox and Yeoman derby. O’Brien.
, The directors of the Norwalk Hospital
regulation will meet Monday night.
—ankeys, 12% 511616?”- N. Y. mkt.
A concert will be given in Germanic
. Hall. tomorrow night, by the Philhar-
monic orchestra.
7 —-The best window shade in town for
250. can be bought at M. S. Smith & 00’s
The number of wanderars who sought
shelter at the Smith street station house,
last night. was twentystour.
.u...
IQl/p.
ate/,9
—-Native chickens, N. Y. mkt.
Stuart Byington, of Norwalk, is learn-
ing the art of setting type by machine
in a Bridgeport printing establishment.
'7'
——Down pillows, 350 and upward, at
M. S. Smith & Co’s.
Rev. Garret Haulenbeck and H. D.
Bruudago, of Norwalk,‘ will conduCt ser-
vices in the chapel at Cranbury, tomor-
row night. .
-Winter caps. O‘Brien's.
Arthur C. Wheeler, G. H. P., attend-
ed the installation of officers of Sassacns
Encampment, I. 0.0.F., in New Haven,
last night.
—Turkeys,12c';chickeus, 10¢. E. J.
Wadhams, 111 Washington street.
G. Fabian Soderstron, an employee of
the Norwalk Iron Works, badly lacerat-
ed the thumb of his right hand, yester-
day, by catching it in a lathe; '
-—John H.Dakin’wil1 thank all pat~
rons for piano tuning orders. Will be
at Mahackcmo next week.
The Norwalk Fire Police met last
night and transacted routine business.
The election or mfficorsf will' not take
place until April.
—Children's ribbed and plain wool
hose, 100. pri, special today and next
week, at M.‘ S. Smith &’Co.’s.
It is feared that Theron Hoyt, of
ltidgelicldnvho became blind in one eye,
recently, owing to an injury, will be
totally blind in both eyes.
~Mcn’s and boy's winter capsO'Brien.
The case of Rev. Johnson W. Hill vs.
the Calvary Baptist Church society,
involving a suit to recover $20!) and
costs, is assigned for trial in the Town
Court. civil side. on Monday, the
18th inst.
—Chickens,l2t‘r. 6 Water st ,Norwalk.
W. F. Ambler will sing a solo at the
song service in the Norwalk Opera
House, tomorrow afternoon at ll o‘clock.
in addition to the quarts-its mentioned
yesterday. There is some talk of con-
tinuing the services in the Opera House
in South Norwalk. ’
«Fish, the best, at oxen. v. mkt.
A Norwalk divorce petition, that of
(”ratios 1. Ezekiel against Jennie
I. Ezekiel, came up in the Sn.
porior Court,yesterday. for an additional
‘ allowance in order to take a deposition.
.ludgo Prentice allowed lllll) more. An
answer or demurrer was ordered within
two weeks in the case of Schwcizer
against Barthel.
-—Rih roast, 120. 6 Water street.
The interior of the Quintard building
in East Wall street. is being repainted.
In a few days it will be ready for occu‘
pancy. The exterior of the buildingia
today being repainted. and when the
work is done the building will bear very
much the appearance of a new structure
which. together with the new Harden
building, and the erection of the new
lionnecker building, will make a great
improvement to that end of Wall street.
~Geo. L. Ruby. 14 Cross at... recom-
mends Santos for grippe. “.00 bottles.
25?, for a few days. 38 Main st..Norwalk.
hermeneutic
. Hardware company.
A bright babypbey was born last night
to Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Ruler, of
Westpcrt avenue. ‘
The election "or ofioers of the on Well
City band was postponed last night
until next Monday.
—Ladies’ all-wool ribbed underwear.
490. ea.. reduced from 690., at M. S.
Smith & Co‘s. _
completed the inventory of stock about
3 o’clock this morning.
A branch of the T. A. B. and L. so-
. ciety will be organized tomorrow ‘ night
in Music Hall. by S. J oseph's church.
-—Duulap derby. O’Brien‘s.
Arthur Broadrick, formerly employed
as foreman by M. D. Randall. will be
married in Brooklyn, Tuesday. the 19th
inst, to Miss Mamie Mitchell.
——I. J. Foster. 31 Cannon st, recom-
bottles 25¢, for a few days. 33 Main
street; Norwalk.
William Guyer, of Roma Hill, won
Clark’s cigar store, last night.
for 75v, at Hayes’ market.
street in the spring.
underwear, at M. S. Smith & Co.’s.
ieu inches in thickness.
for 180, at M. S. Smith 6: Co's
reception in Masonic Hallfiew Canaan,
last night. Several South
people attended.
south Nowell: ‘
The clerks of the Normal): Boston store
mends "Santos” for dyspepsia, $1.00
the tel meerschaum pipe at Whelpley &
-—10 ll. pail of pure home rendered lard
' A. F. Minton is having Architectll‘er-
ris S. Morehouse make plans for 3 ion-
room house to be built in Golden Hill
—-,-A general reduction on all gents’
J. B. Raymond is cutting lino ice on
his ponds today, which measures over
«Apai‘rot extra sized gray blankets
W. A. R. Hawley gave an informal
Norwalk
”NEH!
Absolutely Pure.
Celebrated for its greatleavenln siren in
and heulthfullness. Assume the flizod ngai‘fist
mum and all forms of adultoratlon comv
men to the cheap brands.
llom. BAKING Power; (10.. New York.
.._..-...~——- MW“...— .4
The engagement is announced of Miss
Agnes do V. Taylor, daughter of Mrs.
Thomas Bennett Taylor, of Cos Cob, to
H. F. Bailie, of Rye, N. Y.
Howard Zeluff and Miss Hattie Mc-
Pherson will spend Sunday in Bridge-
port, w1th Miss McPherson’s brother.
A large ' and “lamina" Newfoundland
dog belonging to John Greenwood
broke through the ice at the Union Mill
pond, this morning, and narrowly es-
caped drowning.
. --Uml>rellas andcanes. O‘Brien’s.
The. breaking of a trolley wire in front
of 1). ll. Disbrow's residence in West-
avenuo, this afternoon, made. it necea
sary to run the south-bound cars on- the
up truck, until the broken wire was ro~
paired. There was but little time lost.
,....._., ..
Fire alarm box No. 36. in front of
Robert Vaanrcu‘s residence in West
avenue, which was recently burned out,
has been placed in repair by Superinten—
dent John 11. Hoyt. The bell at Hope
Hose Company's quarters will probably
be repaired tomorrow.
Richard Sweeney. of South Norwalll'.
an employs at the Yale a- Towno lock
chino yesterday afternoon, when he
caught this hand in the gearing. The
member was not seriously injured, and
Works in Stamford, was operating a mu» ‘
Frank 1. Jones and family are moving
today from Cross street, Norwalk, lo
the home of Mr. .lones‘ father. Oscar].
Jones, in Arch street.
Wednesday's millincry class at the
lentrul club is very succchful. Mre.M_
M. Meeker’s class in millim-ry will here-
after meet on Il‘ridaydnsteaul of Monday. '
—Fresh pork, lb'. (1 Water street.
The Norwalk Yacht club will hold a
card party, “Hearts," of the club llOllSt'
at Hickory Bluff, next Thursday night.
Carsleave Baxter's drug store at 7:30
o‘clock.
—Skatvs :llb‘ and up. South Norwalk
Haidware Company.
"Fresh hams, lllt’. Hayes' market.
A” committee of young men met
at the residence of Dr. W. .l. Tracoydast
night, and arranged for an invitation
sociable to be giveniu the near future,
probably the latter part of January.
~—Prol’. M. S. ltoscn. the wollhnmvn
oculist-opticion, canbc consulted at his
ollice, in the parlor of the City Hotel,
South Not-walk, Tuesdays, from O a. ill
to 8 p. m. Eyes examined free.
A special sale of ladies’ muslin under-
wear, which is made of gold material
and trimmings, and bearing the stamp
of one of thcbost nuiuulaioturors.‘ is in
progress :ut Tristram & ilyatt's dry
goods store.
——Chickcns.l'2t". (i Water st .Norwalk.
W. Vaullubbard, formerly of Not“
walk. had an exciting lime in New
Haven, this Week, when l“.li. Campbell,
alife insurance agent, who called on
to collect a premium, while conversing
with him threw up‘his hands and fell to
the. floor dead, from heart disease.
”Children's all~wuol red andsrwvar,
all sizes, for die . reduced from 75c. at
M. :5. Smith (St. Co's.
Saturday night and all day Sunday We
will be favored with a visit from our
diutriotolllccrs. Stalf Captain and Mrs.
Cousins, at the Salvation Army Hall on
the bridge. Everybody is invded. Seats
are free. Sundayninbt nit-clings begin
at Tall) p. in. Come early to get a good
seat. A. Saunders, Capt.
Howard Tilly‘s oarnct solo at the Nor-
walk Methodist church, Sunday evan-
ing. will be the “Robin Adair.”
-—Sausege. Hr. N. Y. mkt.
The wooden danger signals at the
crossings along tho Danbury and Nor-
walk division are being replaced with
iron ones, where the wooden signals
have worn out; ‘
~25 lbs. pull pure homo rendered lard
for $1.50. at Hayes” market.
There will ban competitive drill at
Mrs. Noble's class in parliamentary law.
at the (lentral club-housemext Thursday
morning. '
. _ mm gunfire-”W: a water».
the wrist badly sprained.
A party was held at the home. of Neil
Pierce, in Winnipauk, last night.
Among those present were Bertha
Hutchinson. May Shepard, Laura Tol-
land. Sarah Wood, AdaeHoyt, Mildred
Farrell. Florence London, Marlon Lon-
don, Louise Shruyer. Hattie Kieth,
David Pollard, Herbert Pollard, Royal
Mysterious Fire in Cannons.
A fire of mysterious origin occurred
last night at H o'clock in the residence
of William ll. Scribner at Cannons.
M 1'. Scribner and his mother were about
to retire when flames were discovered in
the sitting room. The store was found
overturned. Having water at hand,
Mr. Scribner succeeded in extinguishing
the flames. The loss was,about $5M,
('owrwl by insurance in l). E. Wilson's
agency.
Danbury's Expensive Sewer Suit.
The Danlnn'y News says: "lion.
Samuel l‘essendou, who assisted the cor-
partition counsel in the now famous
sewer suits. has presented tile city with
chill for about $2,800. Mayor liundlc
snidthismorninu that hvwns unable to
say yvt what action will be taken upon
the matter. The bill is at present in the
bands of the corporation counsel.”
"Rosy" In the Hospital.
ltobort Thompson, better known as
“Rosy." of 25 Taylor avenue, was yes-
torday afternoon romoved to the Nor-
walk hospital. A few days ago be from
oncof his feet, and an examination by
Dr. l". H. Baker revealed the fact that
gumzrvnehad set in and might prove
serious. ...
The Bapllslr' New Choir.
The names of those who will complain
the new choir of the Norwalk Baptist
church are: Hopranoa, Mrs. ill. Aiken,
Miss Addie Lawrence. Mrs. D. s. Hull:
altos, Mrs. David (ionld. Mrs. lwon
Cannon; tenors, I). 8. Hull, M. Bagloy:
bass, Loon Cannon. Henry Mood. Miss
Nellie llilomuicl‘lieu, of East Norwalk,
has been engaged as organist.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
Of Hnnlh Norwulk.
ESTABLISHED I36.
CAPITAL
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Mom
RUSSELL FRONT. President.
ALDEN HOLMANB. Vice-President.
CHARLEH E. E'Ellltlfil. Cashier.
PETER L. CUNNINGHAM. Chairman
Finance Committee.
Hodlvidual and Business Accounts Hollulted
misprints of trust and «char funds taken.
Certificates-f Nomi-It Issued tor monnydo
. , posited for sale keeping. the run
mi” EDWARD
(397 v
"an1 period of the year" is upon us
I EDWARD.
S H Pumpkin. "
Green Peas. “ " ‘ 050 Potted Ham and Tongue. wean
Evaporated Apples, ‘2 lbs for ‘ 150 Gounod Mackerel,‘8 lbs.
‘ " Cherries. perlb. we " Plum Foodies.
H Raspberries. per lb, 200 “ Corned Beef. 1.80
.. Peaches. .. -- we lo'lbe Buckwheat. ”25c
TWENTYJI‘WO POUNDS GBANULATED SUGAR. ”.00.
m
r.o. LAWTOH a. 00., 22 South lain sum
Holidays over, and now we settle down to business. What is generally called
Commencing today, we inaugurate a general
CLEARING SALE
Of our entire stock of
'DRVGOO
At prices much less than most of them cost.
We moanbnsiness, and this reduction applies to the entire stock.
4'
STREET.
1897
. We don't propose to have it so.
DS, ETCI!
STREET!
soswus. cons.
5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
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1. M. JACKSON, Photographer.
BUFFALO
GLUTEN
FEED
Ellis, Arthur Dvans’ Floyd Evans. John FOR Whellier your cats are clean or
Monkey, Harry I'nderhlll, I-Idward CATTLE not? If you don't care. then
l'ndorhill, l‘VI‘ltllUl‘llfh’ James. Chl°k°"‘ order your nuts anvwherc.
.lcsso Lister, Arthur (lhittam. :i'g'nszs. if you are particular about
(frames were played and refreshments BEST your cats, you'd better Cllll and
were served. Whist and cuchre were GRAIN see me,
also niacin: the pastimm of tho evening. FOR I make i; my business to de-
- , ,. - , «Mm-w HORSES liver particularly clean oats.
AND
OFFICE
SOLMINS'
LIVIRY
STABLE.
A Public Building for Waterbury.
(Special to The Sentinel.)
New Haven. Jan —A special to the
Register from Washington says: The
[louse committee on postoolilces and pest
roads made a favorable report yesterday
on the appropriation of $100,000 for a
public building in Waterbury.
Loughlin Hanged Today.
(Boolilnl to tho hentlnol.)
[in:okvile,Ky.,Jnu.O ~~Robvrtiimuhlin
was hanged at 9:29 today for the murder
of his wife and niece. A mob surround-
ed the jail yard and tore down the fence
to witness the execution.
Killed by 3 Falling Scallold.
(Special to The Sentinel.)
Litchlleld, .lan. llmA staging surround-
ing a building in course of erection for
Mrs, ll. W. Goddard. fell this morning.
John Flnun, 40. was instantly killed.
FROM FOREIGN SHORES.
London, Jan. l)--A dispatch to the
Exchange Telegraph company from St.
l'etcrsburg says that the Czar is suffer-
ing from the clients of overwork and is
about to start for Livudla for a two
inonths' sojourn.
London, Jun. lL-—Thc transport ship
Nubia, from Calcutta, has arrived at
Plymouth. Five deaths from cholera
occurred (in board the ship during her
pmsngo.
Liverpool. Jan ll.-—The Court Theatre
in this city was destroyed by fire today.
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015 AND OASHES.
tutorial to The Sentinel.)
r
MAINTAIN THE
llulh in “twill“ and Beauty of Finish.
cl lul‘H and all nrchltu
The Grain Dealer.
l5 Marshall Street. 50. Non-Ii.
Toledo, 0., Jan. i).--Hon. Mayer Brig-
ham. a pioneer citizen, died yesterday.
aged ninety-one. He was one of the
builders of the Lake Shore radioed and
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 20c a lb for
the same stock that we will sell for llic.
Come early and take your pick. Chick-
emI will be large lb.
FREE DELIVERY.
New York Market
FRNNK S. AYERS. Prop.
m Standard of Excellence!
N's l’l..A.'l‘l.‘l0'l‘YI‘E I'Oll'l‘ltAl'l‘s) are bean-
‘lurai Work a sin-(unity.
53 Wall Street. Nor-walk. Ct.
Iron Men Given a Hearing.
(Special to The Sentinel.)
Washington,.lau. {lg—At the hearing on
the iron manufacturers before the Ways
and Means committee, today, Charles
S. Landers. of the Landers,l*‘rary and
Clark company. of New Britain, was
present. as well as Henry E. Russell, of
the Russell and Erwin Manufacturing
company, of the same city.
Company 0 Officers.
Company Diast night elected First
Sergeant J. H. Smith. recording secre-
tary; l’rivato William Troy, liuunciul
secretary; Captain A. J. Wilcoxson,
treasurer. Financial and recruiting com-
mittoes were also elected
Glad Tidings.
for Dyspepsia, Llrerl'om
IlIu-umallsm. (‘ostlwuosm (ll‘llt‘l‘fll llollllll‘
ls llm-on'a l‘olory hing fortho curves. his
herbal tonlv stimulates the digestive organs.
regulates lhe live-rand restores the system to
vlcorons Iu'ullh and enemies. Hnmplr-slroo.
Inirucpavkuuos lbwnnd uric. l'lolul‘onlybyfl.
(‘1.t-ltllluon.tioutb Norwalk.uml is. 1’. Wood
horuulk.
'l‘llo spooilll! llulnt
From Sire to don.
Asa Family Medicine llueon‘s Celery Klan
Iortllon'w-s mssosfrom sire to son nan
legacy. ll'you lave kidney. liver or blood
dimlrdor. Indigestion. constipation. headache.
IIIIH specific will burn you; ll. 13. Htlllsob.
South l‘HII‘WIllkdmll E. 1’. Wow). Norwulk. tbs-
Ioudlng (Irunglsts. are the solo agents and um
distribution “‘llmllefl lreo. Largo packages
our and 'IE
READ . . . .
l we:
WANT
OBI-UM N
Dollars
For 4.
Collar!
we
Seems big money, but that in just
the amount we take off , our boys’
reefers we sold at $5, because they
are not ulster collars. The quality ,
is up to our standard, fit,rnakeqan‘ ,
trimming couldn't be better $9.615
paid twice as much. Color, blue,
cloth chinchilla and chcviot, ‘ V
These $3 sizes : 5, 6, 7, 1], 12,
13. _
Store open evenings. .
Money to all dissatisfied curtail
ere. . , .
é
Comstock Brothers,
South Nor-walk, Connecticut.
MILFORD A. OIFFIN. Mgr.
, NORWALK.
TWO arouse.
I so. NORWALK.
Semi-Annual
" Clearance Salell
OF
PANTS!
Reduced from $2, 3, 4 and 5; now
$I.45.
Open Every Evening Until 9 O'clock.
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L45
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DAVIS. The Tailor,
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Clothicr, Halter and Furnishcr. '
Mable): emo Hotel Block,
South Nowell . m
sew 971 971 ;
WdGreatWReduction
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SOCIETY AND BALI.
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at one time a noted
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abolitionist.
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