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Miss Mmie Martin. of Maple street,
is very sick of pneumonia
P. F. bialtery, of Clark street, is ill
with the grip. __
George Hoyt, of South Norwalk. is
quite sick with 11 cold.
. Smith street station-house. lust night.
Carl Schuub, who, has been troubled
with his leg for‘scme time, is improved.
~Pork chops, 813 E. J. W., 111 Wash
0. H. Nnylor, of Fuirfield avenue, has-
purchased a new bicycle.
E. C. Owens, of North Main street.
has purchased Charles Youngs' racing
wheel. '
E. M. Tolles does not intend to erect a
building abutting the Washington street
bridge at present.
The. regular meeting of thc Grace
church Guild will be held this afternoon
111; the human! Mrs. S. A. Weed, Wall
street. A
——()uly three days more to got four
large $1 bottles for $1 Santos, 331 Main
street, Norwulk.
a...- __.
James P. W illace died Monday, at
his home in Binooklyn aged eighty years.
lime related to the Chichester, Stuart,
and Marvin families of the Norwulks.
Yesterday was the anniversary of Dr.
T. K. Noblc’s birthday and numerous
friends wished him “muny happy re-
lurns ol the day,” by sending beautiful
flowt 1's.
—Coll'e13 with 1nrecream.5¢cu Lane.
I
Lorenzo Dibble is supplying home
laid fresh eggs, many from lus own
fowls and from other reliable sources.
His specials this week are fine fresh
butter and Norway mackrrel.
The finishing touches are being placed
on Haulon Brothers’ new building in
Wall street. The company has engaged
two wholesale travelling salesmen, Wil—
111111 11. Smith, of Milford, and
John H. Shcebuu, of Bridgeport.
The elucidation of the Sunday school
lesson gircn by Rev. Kenneth McKen
zle, in the Norwulk congregational
chapel, last night was very 1nter13st1ng
11nd well attended. Quothcr of these
attractive explanations will be given
nest Tuesday night by Mr. McKenzie.
vLudies' muslin skirts, today and to-
morrow, 2504311011 Boston store,Norwalk.
Pohlman, the tonsoriul artist, 19 put-
ting up and selling “Egg Shampoo
Cream," which is 11 line articlc for
cleansing the scalp and hair, and for the
cure. 01 homers, dandruff, etc. He has
it on sale at his barber shop and is sure
ulrial is all that is needed to convinC1~
any one of its merits.
——For 11 first class cigar try an Imper-
ial Crown.
Seuts for the stercopticou service in
the Norwulk Uperu House. next Sunday
afternoon, when Sylvester Russell,
thodouble-voiced colored singer, fenn-
erlyot‘ Cleveland‘s minstrcls, will up,
peanure being taken rapidly. There
will no doubt be a large audience in nt-
hindance.
Fifty Years Ago.
Grandfather's 11:11! And within It you see.
31.11111111111-1‘u lnvoriltr cough remedy.
it llcllu'r llronchllls or
(1111111,
Or 11.1113. 111 night wuked the 1101111: with u
whoop
Wilh Ayvr's Cherry Pcclornl Grnn'lhcr
W114 hllfL
That my cold or cough would c‘cr lull 01 u
cnr1
11111111111111 styles change. but. the rccordI
will show
Coughs urr cured as they were 80 Wt" If“
'lwas Asthma,
Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral
has no equal as 13. remedy for
coughs, colds, and lung clie-
euseu. Where other soothing
elixiru pulliate, Aycr's Cherry
Pactorul heals. It is not a
cheap cough syrup. which
soothes but does not strength-
en; it is a physician's cough
remedy, and it cures. It is
put up in large bottles. only,
for household use. It was
awarded the medal at the
World's Fair of ninety-three.
It 1111a a rd of
50 11.15.11 of Cures.
‘ 1111i 1111's.; mum
" tomorrow evening, beginning promptly
«434111111113 1111113111 ut Luther Wright’s
Brood River shop.
Eleven guests were shallow! at the
A son was born this mornrng to Mr.
and Mrs. Charles E. Hoyt.
A letter addressed to “Fred A. Ken-
drick" awaits a claimant at the branch
office of The Sentinel, 48 Wall street.
Handsome new carpet adorns the floor
of Pioneer Hook and Ladder company's
parlor.
St. Mary's church, tomorrow morning,
for the late Felix Kearney.
”Choice sandwiches, 50 each. Lane’s.
Charles Mulkin, ofNorth avenue, has
secured a situation in the Funcher shoe
factory in New Canaan.
The annual inspection of the Norwalh
fire department will not be held until
April
Mr. and Mrs. 1.13 Wilmot, of Havi-
luud street will entertain the Twin
City Pineapple club, this evening.
-—-Unbleuched muslin, 2',.c. yd. t1:-
morrow, ut the Boston store, Norwulk.
Artie: Robert Brothorton is repainting
and revurnishing the summer cars of the
Norwulk Street Rnilwuy company.
The regular mcetiug (.f_13ullc1' Lodge,
followed by rehcursul, will be l1cld to
night
Th1 skating Contests for 1111' unmh 111'
championship of Ann rica begin today on
Cove pond, Stumhml. Tramway curs
run dircct to the race course.
An cxuminntion of the accounts of thc
Fail-livid County Savings Bank. of Nor-
wnl‘s, was made by the din-ctors yestcr
(1115'.
The meeting of the H. P. Whilst club
with Mrs. Reed Flynn, of St. John avo-
nuo. Eust- N1 1rwulk, will not ho held un-
til Friday night.
One of the large windows in the front
door of tho Norwulk,post—ollico was
broken, lust night, caused by the door
being slammed loo hurd.
Superintendont Everett Kylc, of tho
Norwulk Street Railway company, is
able to be out again, altor scrmul dnys‘
illness of the grip.
There is good skating on most of 1111
ponds about town, and 1111 young people
nrecnjoyin" the eshihnuting spur. lo
lhcir heurls' delight.
—Lu(lies' muslin skirts, 25' ouch. to-
‘duy only, at the Boston store, Nor.
Tho city of Norwnlk cllh'crs rcccnlly
appointed by the (Tity(‘ouu1~il will 131'
sworn in at the Council 011111111101: at 7:31)
o‘clock tomorrow 11111111, by Mayor
Wheeler. ‘ ‘
Mrshlnry .1. Bun-helm, of Bridge-
port, who attempted suicide. January
12111.15 rapidly recover111g. She is n
sislcrof Mrs. William Lith-ll, of Nor-
Soulh Norwalk Lodge 115, I 0. ll ,
will have its iuslaillution of Mllll‘t'l’s lo-
night. in Mystic Chain 111111, Washing-
1111111113131. Tho grand ollh'crs will ho
pmsonl.
The trolley 1'111' wculhcr vnnc at the
apes of the ling stnll' on tho Norwulk
Strm-t Ruilwny (wunpnny‘s building, was
b‘owu down during Monday Moon's
clipping gains.
and handsome u'nll
pnpcrs, fortlining, rcccption rooms. 11
brnries, ('11:, in artistic Mylvs. Thom
who like bountiful designs and rich ('ol-
(31's in house (lecol'ulion should try llw'k—
or. Washington 111113111, H 111111 Norwulk.
Appropri ulc
The drnnnn ic section (11' 1h 11 Ucnnuniu
Smngerhnnd wus, upon invitnliiou, nl
homo of Mrs. Caspar Zocllingci', in
Water tlrcet, 111M night, wlwrc 11 collu-
tion, music 111111 10131111111111 worn enjoyed.
llcsolvcd, That another drama wlllbo
presented during thclust week in ["1311-
ruury.
A Diukcrmnn o." lion will put in Illt'll’
east window,lon1orrow, uonu3 1111111111111
in white 111111 colored corsets. Their
special 111111311! muslin noderwvnrwillbc
(1111111111011 and cut prim-:1 will prevull on
lndios’ and children's juchcls.
Washington Lodge, 1, H. U. '1‘., of
(Jrnnbm'y. voted lust night to hold its
annual suppur on the owning of l‘chru
my 24111. W. l". Fillow was appointed
11 (30111111111135 to procure 11 room. Miss
Emily Englchurt 111111 Fred Hawks nu
entertainment ('nmnutlcn, 11nd bin-1.0.
Wymon u committee on tables.
The untinul meeting of the South Nor
walk Congregational church will be held
at 7:45 o‘clock. Thcchurrh will elect
one (1131113011, 1113ka and lrcusurer: Votv
the hencwlcnt lint of the year. and hear
epnrls from all departments of work.
A stun-1111311101 the present. condition of
thcchnrch debt fund 11nd 11w. current
express fund will also be made at this
" is now occupied in 113111.... up the
A memorial service will take place at "
'is visiting relatives at
grunt! list of the town at Nor-walk.
About one hundred, applications have
been received for membership in the
proposed Y. 11.0 A. Any who have
cation blanks from J. A. Richardson,
the president of the Young Men’s
League. 112 Chestnut street. South Nor-
1...... _ _ :., -
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
The Goings and 0011111111: 111 Nemalk People
11111 Their Friends.
P. E. Ferris spout yesterday in New
York. _
Mrs. Frank Saunders. of New York.
the corner of
Madison and Spring streets.
Them 11s .I Tabor, of Brooklyn, is in
South Norwalk, culliug on friends
Deputy Sheril? Lyon was in Ridge-
field, yesterday, on business.
Mrs. James E. Hoyt, of Danbury, is
entertaining Mrs. Sidney Beers, of Nor-
walk.
Mrs E R Goldschmidt, of Water
street, Norwulk, is the guest of relatives
in New York.
Miss EttuCarter, of New York, was
the guest, yesterday, of Lawrence P.
Mott, of Elm street.
Be Cheerful When Bored.
Lady Mucous in Good Words tells us
that we should suffer Inn-(«111111. She does
11011111131111 111111 we should invite it, but if
it docs come we must hour with it.
Those stupid (lever (1111's, crammed too
full to rattle, shining too seriously to
sp.1rklc,tco cnlilzhtoncd to give light or
sw eciness, too polished polite, full to
ovurllowiugol‘ fads sc1. illc 11ndphilun-
thropic, riding their hobbies 11s hnrd 119
tin 11' bicvclcs, commit countless immoral-
itics of the minor sort 11nd sln 1111in 111111
deeply as hosts and as guests. And wmn
on nro tho \vorst otl'cndors. We have
known 11 represontutlvo lllll)‘, young 11nd
lcnrncd and good looking. in her crushing
superiority to tho 11111111 ovcrydny 1111111 by
1191' 511111. to sit. pcrl‘eclly 11111113 throughout
11 long dinnvr, 11nd 1110 snpcrloi'ity, after
1111, was onlv 11115111111311 by the poor (51111111-
1111111 for 5111111111“ ‘ I 1'1': 111\ mu ‘t '10
horcd, ’shc phndcd when 1111.111 1) task
for 1111' 111111 111111111511. 111111 the quiet rc
joindcr cl “licolly, why not? ' r11!lllll(ll_
1111110 to surprise hor.An1l yet. it’ one
thinks of it, why mold one be fun to 111st
usido the burdvn 11 111111111 more 1'1'111lily
111111 toughly than nny of the ot'nor burdens
to 111111 11 11131111 is 111 1r“ “(3., lmloul should
be Inclined ti count for rightco. 1.1ncss .1
pic usnut benrmg 111 such burdens 111111111
horns 111111 the blunders ono comes ucross
11nd reckon 11 cheerful cndurunco of them
In; 1111111 11111111111111: the minor mornlitics.
not been called upon can obtain appli- .
Absolutely Pure.
Celebrated for its reatlear nln
and heullhlullneas gill-muted! 1.115011“ rang”:
alum and 1111 forms 01 ado lorutlon com.
mon to the (31101111 brands.
Rom. 11111111111 Pownun Go. New York.
cnv 311111011111
BANK,
Of South Norwalk.
ESTABLISHED - - .
1882
Capital. $100,000
gSurplus 81 Profits, $86,000
. ROBERT H. ROWAN, Front.
1 JOHN H. KNAPI’. Vice Prest.
' .1. 111. LAYTON, Cashier.
I
Largest Surplus and Largest
Dcpom ts.
Amounts of All Kinds Solici-
lL‘iI.
‘ Glad Tidings.
Ibo 3111111110101 Dynspcp in. I.ivsr( 'omplulnt
'Illu 1111111111111, (71151110113334. (1011111111 Deblllly
1311141111” 1 H1311 ry King for the Nerves. This
In rluil lunh stimulnlcs 11113111394111: organs.
r1- col 1113‘ Ibo liwruud testorcu the system to
111:1 run-1 In ulth 11nd enemies. Samples Iron.
..'Iutl,:1 no 1111111111:ch and 1513513111 onPlyll
1‘ NIH-.1111. 311111111 Norunlk. and E. .\ eed
_
Norunlk
MAKEVOUR
W A N T S K N O WN
m 'rul
, EVENING SENTINEI.
0c 1 do 7 bars Berna: Soap,
12: “
‘ California Prunes, 2 lbs, 251: Canned Corn (Lenoxl
06c
“ 3 “ 25c§ “ Mackerel, 21b3, 20c
“ “ 4. “ 251:1“ Plum Pudding, 15c '
10 lbs Buckwheat, 25c Corned Beel,18c 3
Best quality outing flannele, new patterns,
Best apron ginghams1Lancaatcr and Amoskeag),
All of our 1011 and 12%(3 dress ginghams for this sale at
You want an Umbrella, when you can buy one, from 20 to 40 per cent
less than they cost.
Thur is what we have done with them.
811 at. very low figures.
‘ EDWARD STREET!
_ 5 GNZETTEBUILDING.
.1 I ,1‘
DONOVAN BLOCK. WASHINGTON STREET.
ACKSON’S PHOTOGRAPHS
TWENTY-THREE POUNDS GBANULATED SUGAR. 81.00.
1.11. 1111111011 1110., 22 5111.11 Naln stint
EDWARD STREET.
For Saturday and Monday,]anuary filth and 18111, the
- following are our
SPECIALS!
FOR CASH ONLY.
Embrace the opportunity.
We soon shall take inventory, and that means that our entire stock is being od’er
In many cases less than cost.
DON’T THROW
away yourmoney by paying fancy prices;
you can get no better than we keep.
for that is impossible.
Here are a few of our very low prices :
4le of pure lard for 250. Salt pork, 80;
Bacon, 10c; fresh hams. 10c; fresh shoul
ders, 8c: fresho pork, 8c: sausage, 80; leg
11111111, 12120;
tenderloin, 160.
than the wholesale price.
New YOrk Market
“ Favorite Soap,
We 51111101 011' 1311ch
It is a fact that'wc have
made a general reduction ill
our entire line of
OVERCOAT S
9c per yard AND
513 per yard ULSTERS.
8c put yard
We have marked our $24.1 g
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 5
to 14- dollars, and 13.50 ones. , '
to 10 dollars.
Only a few of the boys3 3
dollar reefers left.
NORVMLK. CONN.
Come and see us.
We keep everything found . 1
in an up-to-date clothing
orcquarter lamb, lie; pork store,
These prices are less
FREE DELIVERY.
ComstOc-k
Bros.
I4 SOUTH IAIN 51'...
So. Hermit. _,
MILFORD A. BlFl-‘lll,
"RANK 8. AYERS, Prop.
3.
mono Tum Standard of Excellence!
.IACKSON'S PLATINOTYI’E POP I'IIAITS are beau-
luterlors 11nd 1111 n r( hitm 1111111 work 11 spec-lolly.
53 Wall Street. Not-walk, Gt
Both in Dcsifu and Beauty of F lulsh
ml and last forever
I. M. JACKSON Photographer,
1110111;.hs
«giving; 11111313 cheers 1'
1'.
pl ice.
500‘ sainpl(3,:l
Worth irom S 1.25
(I
400 “
$1. 50.
worth $53,111 2. 00
75 pr. misses patent
80 It It ll
100 “
1111111.
of nolhiuc but (11111, (11111 times.
250 pr men’s cull ,sqnare toe double sole,
boys’ and youth’s, a good one,
180 “ men’s high boots, same as a year ago,
100 pr. men’s Storm King, same as year ago,
TH E0 H OLSEN’S
I I
Bankrupt Sale (31811008 is now going on and will continue for two
lcl'orc goingr has 1 I bought 01 Lounsbury, Mathewson & Co
350 pair of their line 8110133 to he sold at Half Price.
for Boston, 1111113111111, Salem and Lynn, on January 4 and bought
[the best and bimrcst lot of goods that ever came
l'ouud the 1.1cto1ics there closed 01' doing very little, and I heard
I arrived in South \orwalk Jau-
ummy $111,111 10.10 p 111., just as the people W010 0'(31110110111011'0111
tho l’1'innosc 1\' W (3st .\linsl1els, all 113131111" (30011, 111-1131 spending:
plcnsunt evening, 4 clcc‘o Io 111s b1illiuntly lit up waiting for them
.md 0111 lights never looked so lnilliant before lo me.
sicht too, I shall never l'ox'gct,11un I felt like taking 011’ my hat and
I
(11'Soutl1 Nor walk.
hnue’ s and got 11 cup ol'collcc.111(l 11 cigar, found Brother Lane at
his desk with :1 ml lose in his buttouhole and a smile on his lace
and lecling just like “We are the Humming Stuff.” I then took 11
111'1101110 and 11131131 11111 1e11dy for this great sale.
3501111101 Lounsbiu'y, Mathewson (1100’s lad1es’hue shoes at half
,3}. ----- 1111114, (., I) and I", from 75010 $1.25.
toil.
150 pr. Iadies’ cull,1uco and button, 11 orth $2. 50 at 1.25.
111130 line kid button and lace, worth $2, 50111111 3,11t
300 pr. ladics’ (110011371 .11' welt button, pat. leather tip, 3 styles,
lo
‘6 l‘
60 cl 1: l‘ “ 11 single “ u
50 .1 .. police bale tap. “
50 “ boys", tap sole ‘ I‘
I
alhct's spring heels, at 7513
“ 55c.
lace, recular $3 shoes; $2.
I started
to this town I.
It was 11,
slcorcd straicht 1'01
y“
Cut Deep .
Left.
Mehackemo Hotel Bloch,
Manager.
TWO ZNORWALK,
scones. lso. NORWALK.
Into the old prices in order to clL
fect quick sales.
.
ULSTERS REDUCED.
From $15.00 to - - - $9.25
“ “.00 " - - - - 8.25
“ 9.75 “ - - - 6.50
" use, " - - - - 4.35
There are still a few of those
$1.45 Pants!
Ask to see our 4913 Night Shirts.
ing until 9 o’clock.
DAVIS, The Tailor,
Clothier, Hatter
and
Furnisher.
Open every even-
South llormllr.
ll $1 50 (1 $1
“ $2 “$1. 50
“ $1. 25‘ 750
(l
850
2.75
1
WI
SOCIETV AND BALL
$2.85 .
Agent , ‘
”new A Man Sald .
OLUT‘" When ordering out: of as recently that 1
'1'": he had seen our advertisement of aloe
'0' clean out: so much. that he would try
OATTL‘ 2511115311 of them, but 11' they wasn't
0M°k"" good and clean, he would never buy .
'"d any more 1111111 ‘
HORIII. Now that is just what we are after.
BIC? A chance to prove what we advertise
ORAI N is true. ‘
Iron Thutman will be buck here 11311111. I
Halitl next time he wants oats, sure.
A D
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