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Int d mun. m lee all leer
am an III-l calm ”
W accommodated
with , wuss streetstatlon-
. haemlut night. ‘
niawpim, Sat. 16th. N. Y. mkt.
Mrs. Thomas Village, of' Day street,
was today sent to the hospital in Middle
town by the releotmen.
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Mr. Price, of Pearce dt Hall’s, Broolb
lyn, is now engaged as n curler at the
Vol): Hat company’s factory.
Pioneer Castle. A. 0. K. of n. 0. met
last night. James Cunningham was
initiated into the sir knight’l degree.
--Fresh Pork, Sc. N. Y. mkt.
The West Washington Street those-
wnlk club will have a “Seeley” supper
tonight in Jacob Schaub‘s meat market.
Paul R. Cutbill, of South Norwalk.
has secured a position as book-keeper for
the James L. Reynolds 00., White
Plains, N. Y.
The case of Rev. Johnson W. Hill vs.
the Calvary Baptist church is set down
for trial in the Town Court, civil side,
next Monday.
—~Dunlapdorby. O'Brien’s.
At the Norwalk Baptist church, to-
morrow night, there will be special
music. Prof. Paddock will preside at
the organ.
Messrs. Swartz and Hines have a
force of twenty laborers at work grading
Rivers street, from Woodward avenue
east t he river front.
A little son of Henry J. Gruxilman, of
Camp street, was accidentally struck in
the eye, yesterday afternoon, with a
“shinny" block, which injured the eye
somewhat
—Knox and Yonman derby. O'Brien.
The olficers-elect of Wascussue En-
campment,ofStnu1ford, were installed
last evening by District Deputy Gehr-
menu, of Colfax Encampment, South
Norwalk.
The second meeting to perfect the or-
ganization of a T. A. B. and L. society
in St. Joseph‘s parish will be held to—
morrow afternoon at 2:30 o‘clock, in
Music Hall.
~In‘1he cit-”n! Ld'his soliweiZer” vs,
John Barthel, a suit to recover damages
for malicious prosecution, tried in the
CommonPleas Court, Thursday, decis.
ion was reserved.
—Prof. M. S. Rosen, the well-known
oculist-opticion, can be consulted at his
office. in the parlor of the City Hotel,
South Norwalk, Tuesdays, from 9 u. m
to 8 p. m. Eyes examined free.
An interesting and helpful prayer
meeting was held last night at the resi-
dence of Frank Smith, in South First
street. Themecting was led by Rev. F.
E Robbins. There was one conversion.
‘ ——Choice sandwiches, 51' each. Lane's.
Bicycles belonging to Mrs. Prentiss-
Liugnn and Miss Grace L. Prentiss,
which acclimpanicd them on a tour
through Europe. arrived in South Nor-
walk. yesterday :lltornmnn.
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The Same": 1"
Old Sarsaparilla. ,1
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_ That's Ayer's. The same old i
sarseparilla" as it was made and
sold by Dr. J. C. Aycr so years
ago. In the laboratory it iel
different. There modern appli-
anccs lend speed to skill and ,
cxpericncc. But the earsapa-
l rillo is the some old sareupnrillo
that made the record-1m years Il
l of current. Why don'twc better
it? Well, we’re much in the
condition of the Bishop and the 'l
rnspberry: “ Doubtlcss,” he ,
1’ 3.11.1, t1 might have modes 1
, better“ ry, lint doubtless,
,elso, lle never did.” Why 4
I don't we better the eursnpnrilla?
1 We can't. We are using the l
5mm old plant that cured the l
l Indians and the Spaniards. It l’
, has not been bette'red. And 1
l since we make snrmpnrlllu com-
pound out of sarsnpnrilla plant,
we see no way of improvement. l
l 0! course, if we were making
some secret chemical compound ,l
we might.... lint we’re not.
‘ “'c'rc making the same old cars
sapnrille to cure the some old
I diseases. You can tell it’s the
1 some old firsamfllm boa
, cause it works the name old 1
cures. It's the sovereign blood
l purifier, and-Hrs Avon. l
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Rev. A. n. Wyatt, pastor or .1... Nor-
walk Methodist church. is oonvaleselng
from his recent attack of the grip.
”M". Wm: Du Royall. 29 BOhOOl
Bt.,reoommends ”Santos" for eonstipw
tion, 01b0ttles250.for a few deyr, 88
main 8t , Norwalk. '
The infant daughter at Mr. and Mrs.
Orvill Morten, of Main street, died this
morning.
~The bowling alloys at “The Ace.
demy.” 118 Washington street. are
being remodeled.
At Hope Hose company’s meeting last
night, the surplus in the treasury was
divided among the members. A social
time followed.
-—Coffee with pure cream,5¢cup.Laue.
Ernest B. Ezequelle'yesterday pur-
chased of Mrs. Sarah A. Mills abuild-
ing lot on Broad River boulevard, at
Bilvermino.
-—“Coou Hollow," tonight, 25, 85, 50.
A Mother Hubbard masquerade ball
will be held in the new Broad River
hall, on Thursday, January 28. Prizes
will be awarded for the best lady‘s cos-
tame.
Reserved seats for the slereopticon
service in the Norwnlk Opera House, to
morrow, can be obtained at E. 1’. Weeds
pharmacy until 1 o‘clock in the after-
noon.
—Candy made frcsh every day, low
prices. Ianc’s.__
The largest attendance yet noted was
present at the revival service in the Nor-
walk Methodist churcl1,last night. The
meetings will probably be continued
next week.
~l’ork sausage, So. N. Y. mkt.
The basket ball game in Knudsen‘s
Hull, last night, resulted in a victory for
the I’cquonnock team, who defeated
Professor Heydrick‘s players by a score
of thirty-rive to eight.
Dan'l tell us that people do not read
advertisements. Manuel T. Hatch re-
cently made a sale of twenty-live bags
of cats that was directly traceable to one
of his bright talks in The Sentinel.
The Over River school cadets held a
drill in the Norwnlk armory, yesterday
afternoon.. The boys talu- mmsidcrublu
interest in these drills ouch week, and
go through the evolutions wi1l1 military
precision. .. .. ‘
~Rib roasts, 12‘9“, ll Water st. Non
walk.
For the convenience of the public the
brunch oliicc'bf The Sentinel, at 48 Wall
street. will furnish postage stamps on .
Sundays. at the regular rates, to those
dosirmg them after the post -ollloc closes
for the day.
~—Wi11tcr caps. (l'lirien‘s.
John E. Jackson went to New, York,
yesterday, and secured new Flldt‘r- for
the sleropticon SCI‘VlL‘I‘ in the Norwalk
Opera House, tomorrow afternoon. A
large new screen has also arrived and
will be used for the first time, tomorrow
It will cover the entire width of the
stage.
-—l'n1brell:1s‘ :iud ('llllt‘fi. H'Bricn's.
The parochial 111issiou at St. i’.1ul'.~
church will open tonight and continue
until February 211. At lilo thcro will
be a meeting of instruction. followwl by
ii mission service nnd sermon at H
o‘clock. A list of services will be found
on the fourth page of Th1. Sentinel.
«“Uoou Hollow," tonight. '37), :15, to.
The tri-montlily report. of Fitch‘s
Home for Soldiers, nt Noroton Heights,
mnkol the following showing: l’rosent:
Commissioned olllcers, ~l; non-commis-
sioned olllcers, 12; nwnibvrs, 35H; total
400. Absent: Members. .38. Aggregate.
458, the some as last report; vacant beds
in barracks, o; vncuut beds in hospital,
5.
~Fr1-sl1 shoulders, to, 1'. Water st.
Norwalk.
Poet Commanders l". A. Arnold, H. H.
Wilcox and l“. 1’. Moi-rel]. (Jonimnndcr
Thomas McQulllau, Quartvrumster Ser-
geant G. W. llrndloy. .lunior Vice-Com-
mander Wll 1’. English and (loorpo
Phillips, of Douglas Fowler Post, South
Not-walk. attended the installation of
other-rs of William T. Minor Post, in
Stamford, Thursday night.
~Spioial sale meats. E.J.W..11 1 Wash st.
During the performance of "Myles
Aroon" in the (lrnml ()poru llnuro,
Stamford. 'lhursday night. (,Ionslnblo
Richard Bolster Illlll'l'll 1m ntmchmont
upon the receipts of the company. The
attachment was to mourn a claim of
Alex Compell for an alleged breach of
contract upon the part of the company
at tlw time of its npwaranco more lust
moron. 'Ifln- company lrl't Stamford
Charles a. tuna, of gym. a in
m. ‘ ‘
Mn, '1'. K.
yesterday. w”...
Mrs. Charles F. Osborn and son, of
East avenue, are in Washington, D. C.
Noble was in Mlddletow‘n
Miss Alice Cram, of East avenue, is
the guest of the Misses Lemuri, in New
York.
Mrs. Florence Morison, of West ave-
nue. is entertaining Miss Wentwortb, of
New York. "
Mrs. Ferris Gay, of Newtown avenue,
is entertaining Mrs. Webster Davis, of
North Wilton.
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Masters Willie and Royal Elzea are
spending today with their aunt, Mrs.
George Hill, Compo. '
Mrs. George W. Hunter, of East ave-
nue, is entertaining her sister, Mrs.
Clark, of New Rochelle.
Robert B. Der-man. clerk for Under~
taker J. D. Jennings, is the guest of his
parents today in Stratford.
Mr. and Mrs. B.
Rev. E. E. Burncs, at Gl‘l'CnllolntrL. I.
Mr. and Mrs. I. L. Belt, of Mcriden,
are visiting Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Golden,
West avenue.
A baby girl was born last night to Mr.
and Mrs. Bernard T. Natlcford, of Nor—
walk.
le-Shcriif James Toner stopped afroe
fight on Betts’ pond, last night, brought
about by an attempted assault of a man
upon a boy.
Tryou has the stamp they are rubber
meeting with good success in filling
orders in South Norwulk and vicinity.
His new advertisement appears today.
«The assessed valuation of an Imper-
iai Crown cigar is 100.
Captain Stanley 11. Lowudvs, who
purchased the wreck nnd remaining
cargo of 1hr burned schooner Donnell,
wont to Bridgeport, this morning. to see
about prosecuting the parties who stole
oil from the boat. It is probable all the
oil will be returned without much
trouble.
M. Andrews and
.daughter,Aunie,will spend Sunday with
stumps of all kinds and qualities, and is .
Absolutely Pure.
Celebrated for its mtleavonlng am
and healthlnllness. Mules the food
mum and all loans of adulteratlon com-
mon othe cheep brgpds.
our. Bantu owner: 00.. New York.
611v NATIONAL
BANK,
0f$outh Iorwalli.
ESTABLISHED - - -
1882
Capital, $00,000
Surplus & Profits, $86,000
ROBERT I1. ROWAN, Prest.
JOHN H. KNAPP. Vice Prest.
J. M. LAYTON, Cashier.
Largest Surplus and Largest
Deposits.
Accounts of All Kinds Solici-
led.
Glad Tidings.
The specific for Dyspoxwiu. Liverl'onmlulnt
llln-unmtlsm. L'nstiverwss. Goneml Delolity
l5 lion-oil‘s (‘olery hing '01‘ the Nerves. This
herbul tonic stimulates lholligestive organs.
regulates the liver and restores the system to
vigorous l1I:illl1 and energies. Samples lroo.
Luna-5opuckuuoscnutl 251?. Sold only by“.
C .Sllllmn..\'oilll1 Norwulk.and E. P. Weed
horwnlk.
,Maruzyours
W A N T S K N O WN
IN TH-
EVENIIG SEITIHEL
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humid" Arithmllblfer . lee .
“ Myrrh, lee
" Wampum, Mo
" " 100 low-Buckwheat,
u Pawn“,
TWENTY-TWO POUNDS GEANULATED SUGAR, “.00.
EDWARD STR
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ET.
For Saturday and Monday,]anuary 16th and 18th, the
following are our
SPECIALS!
FOR CASH ONLY.
Best quality outing dannels, new patterns,
Best apron gingham: (Lancaster and Amoskeag),
All of our 10c and l2l-ge dross glnghams for this sale at
You want an Umbrella, when you can buy one, from 20 to 40 per cent
less than they cost.
That is what we have done with them. Embrace the opportunity.
We soon shall take inventory, and that means that our entire stock is being offer-
ed at very low figures. In many cases less than cost.
EDWARD 5T
suuoule.
5 GAZETTE
be per yard
be per yard
8c per yard
REET1,
IORWALK. 00llll.
DON’T THROW I
away your money by paying fancy prices;
you can get no better than we keep,
for that is impossible. Come and see us.
Here are a few of our very low prices :
~llbs of pure lard for 250. Salt pork, So;
Bacon. 10c; fresh hams, [00; fresh shoul-
ders, 8c; fresh pork, 8c; sausage, he; leg
lamb, l2}...c;fom1uarter lamb, tic; pork
tenderloin, 16c.
WML
These prices are less
than the wholesale price.
, FREE DELIVERY.
New York Market
runs 5. uses, Prop.
DONOVAN BLocK. WASHINGTON STREET.
JACKSON'S PHOTOGRAPHS
Both in Design nnd Roomy of Finish. J_A(.'
\ tilnl and last forever. interiors
I. M. JACKSON Photographer,
slsixrsix THEIR Standard 0‘ EXGGIIGHCOI
months.
mBef'orc going East"
nary 8th,
I
price.
180
yesterday morning.
‘iHEo. 11, users
Bankrupt Solo oi Shoes is now going on and will continue for two}
I bought .of Lounsbury, Math’chOn & 00.,
500 “ sample, 8, 3.1.- and 4,0,1) and l‘},
350 pair of their line Shoes lobe sold ‘at Half Price.
for Boston, Huverhill, Salem and Lynn, 011 January 4 and bought;
the best and biggest lot 01 goods that ever came to, this, town. I ,
found the factories there closed or doing very little, and I heard
of nothing but (lull, (11111 times. I arrived in South Norwalk Jen-
at 10.40 p. 111., just as the people Wore going home from
the Primrose & West Minstrels, all feeling good, alter
pleasant evening; 4 clect1 ic 111's brilliantly lit up w
and 0111' lights never looked so brilliant before to me. It was a.
sight too, 1 shall never forget, sun I felt like taking off my hat and‘
giving three cheers for South Noi'woik. I steered straight for
lane’s and got a cup of coll’ec and a cigar, found Brother Lane at
his (leek with a red rose in his buttouhole and a smile on his lace
and levllng just like “We are the Humming Stuff.” I then took a
or home and here I um ready for this great sale.
350 prs. oi Louusbury, Mathewson St Co.’sladies’linc shoes at half
from '75c to $1.25.
“ men’s high boots, some as a year ago,
100 pr. men’s Storm King, some as year ago,
siting for them
lCut
I
I started ;
u
f as
spending :1,
KSOS‘S I’LATINOTYPE PORTRAITS are beau-
:iml all architectural work a specialty.
53 Wall Street, Norwalk, Ct.
We smna writers
It is a fact that'wc have
made a general reduction in
. our entire line of
OVERCOATS'
AND
ULSTERS. '~
We have marked our $24
coats down to $17; $19 dol-
lar ones to $15; $9 and $10
ones to $7.50. ‘
Among the ulsters you will ‘
find 18 dollar ones reduced
to 14 dollars, and 13,50 ones
to 10 dollars. ,
Only a few of the boys 3
dollar reefers left.
We keep everything found
in an up-to-date clothing
store. '
Gemstock
Bros.
ll SOUTH lllllll 511,
So. lorwslk.
mm.» s. cirrus,
Manager.
TWO ,NORWALK.
sroees. lso. NORWALK.
Deep
Into the old prices in order to ef-
fect quick sales.
”.00 “ -
9.15 "
6.50 “ -
There are still a few of those
$l.45 Pants!
Left. Ask to sec our 49c Night Shirts. Open ever-y? even»
ing until
#
DAVIS, The Tailor,
Clothicr, Hatter
and
ULSTERS REDUCED-.3” ..
From $l5.00 to
$9.25 x ~*
8.25
-‘ - - 6.50
.- L35
A.
9 o’clock.
Furnishcr.
llahackemo Hotel Block,
South llerwslli.
$2.85 . .
2.75
When ordering outs of us recently that l
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Said
he had seen our advertisement of nice
clean outs so much, that he would try
25 bags of them, but if they wasn’t
good and clean, he would never buy
any more of us. »
Now that is just what we are after.
Achanco to prove what we advertise
That man will be back here again,
next time he wants oats, sure.
MANUEL. T. HATCH-1.;g
The Grain Dealer,
ll Imhsll Street, So. lonelk
Worth irom $1.25 to 3. .fifi“;,,_o A "an
150 pr. ladics’ call, lace and button, worth $2.50 51131.25. ‘ gag!"
400 “ “ nice line kid button and lacc,wortli $2,50and 3,:1t 523.,“
Chick-n:
, $150. .- . . , - . angSII.
300 pr. ladies Goodyear welt, button, put. leather t1p,6 styles, .5," .
worth $3, ltl) 2.00 _ 333': ”'m'
75 pr. unsscs’ patent leather spring heels, at 7 be. :30” ‘
80 o u u n u u 44 550. 3:13?“
,. . . , . orifice:
250 )1‘ 1111:11’5 cull Si more too double sole lace remilar. 3 shoes, 82. sown-NU
l 2 l 1 a 2 h 7 many
60 1‘ ll (C i H H SlllglC It 44 it $1.50 “ $1. STABLE. ff
5O “ “ pol1cc bale tap, “ “ $2 “ 951.5%
50 “ boys’, tap sole “ “ $1.25 “ 75 - ~---~m~~-~
. ' TV AND BALI...
100 " boys’ and youtll’e,n good one, u “ 850 5°C"
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