lily liens oi . the Isle 5cm»
- Gathered by Sentinel Reporters.
Relies ts “verbal-s.
, Satirist advertisers. who desire
change of advertisement, must have
, Ia-torthsehangeintheoflesbr
. an. on the day before the
‘ Went will appear.
, WWII REPORT.
For Connecticut: ‘ Fair and colder
tonight; Sunday fair. fresh west.“ to
north winds. ‘
.Weetlisr Notes: The storm ms
central over. the lake region yesterday
‘ filing is new St. Lawrence Valley.
.lght snow is falling in the lake reg-
ion in the western portion and along
‘ the Atlantic coast.
The weather has been pleasant in
central and western sections. High
pressure areas are central over the Pa-
cific and gulf states.
A St. Joseph's T. A. B. will playflom-
pally F's basket ball team soon.
3 ~Bargains ln second—hand upright
and square pianos. at J. w. Studwell's.
The game law went into effect yester-
day, except as relates to rabbits.
Bridget Fltzmaurice has sold to Tho-‘
mas ii. Fltzmaurice a lot in Fair street.
4 Ciapham e Butler are placing a large
steam line in the Norwalk Iron Works.
~Delicious Pure Candy. Lane.
The funeral of Miss Mary E. McMul-
len was held from St. Mary's Church,
this morning.
Five barges have discharged oil at
‘ .. Wilson 'Point the'past week. for the
Standard Oil Company.
1' ——iiorse Clipping. L. M. Wright's.
'in the list of patronesscs of the
».Cathollc Club dance. printed yesterday
Ithe name of Mrs. B. C. Feeney was in-
advertently omitted.
P”. E. Lockwood. of Norwalk. went
hunting on‘ Thanksgiving Day and
captured four partridges, live quail.
and three gray squirrels.
William .1. Racks, twenty-nine. and
Nellie Denton. twenty-six. both of Nor—
wailr, yesterday secured a marriage ii,
cease in Bridgeport.
~Umbrelias and Canes. O'Brien's.
There will» be a special musical ser-
vice at Grace Church. Sunday night at
7:30. The rector will preach upon John
Calvin and the Presbyterians.
There was a pleasant family reunion
at. the residence of Attorney E. M.
lmkwood. in East avenue. Thursday,
Three generations were represented at
the table.
«Ladies secure seats now for Geo
Wilson Co. before, it‘s too late.
Miss Mary O'Connor. Miss Elizabeth
McKaiey. Miss Lizzie Martin and Mr.
Walsh. of South Norwaik. attended th0
A. O. H. bail in Stamford Wednesday
evening.
Mrs. Consuelo Howe. wife of George
llowe. of Hartford. has fallen heir to a
fortune of 3600.000. left her by a maid.
an aunt who died about a year and a
half ago.
-—For that boy or girl. a course in
Brown's College is just the thing for a
Christmas gift. A life-long benefit.
The Business Women's Club will
give a 'free entertainment next Tues
day evening. to all ladies interested in
the club or its members. Mrs. P. W.
Norris will give readings and four new
members will be introduced.
Work on the Silver-mine stone arch
bridge is progressing rapidly. The
scarcity of suitable stone. it is said,
has caused raids upon several stone
walls in the vicinity and aroused the
ire of the residents of that section.
' «Special from Kitchen Dep't for Sat
and Hon: 250 Water Bottles, 15c em;
. a handsome variety of silver trimmed
novelties. 25c ea.: Mammoth Glass
Pitchers. 23c ea; a complete line of
Baby Furniture. ranging from iiic up—
ward. M. S. Smith & Co.
A grand rally for men will bc held
in Red lion's Hall. Sunday afternoon
at 3 o’clock. There will be good sing-
llg— and good music. with an address
by Evangelist Crane. of Plainfleld. N.
1.. or a subject in which all men are
interested. Admission free.
The mansgenicnt of the lowland
basketball team has arrang i for two
m up be played on Tuesday next
The Seasons will meet the St. Joseph
‘ A. B. five of South Norwslk and the
”nun will be pitted against either
ills All New Yorkie“: or the ilridga
”I. l. q. A. lease.
assent rebounds-ls
in the, South Norwaik office.
Won‘t alwamuaueolamm um
as... sale.
”I. ’3‘ 1m, .
translations-lime ’hll an.
waive .ehiiliasu leash, .loe dream.
«mi and hire. Milton Peck. of small.
a, are the proud meats of a child
rn on Thankaeiving day.
A petition a being circulated in
Norwnih "asking that vestibules be
placed on the lied Line cars.
nus—n—
~Pearl Alpines. O'Brien's. ‘
Mrs. noes Sillshorough died, yester-
day afternoon. at the home of her
drainer. Mrs. Langley in Marshall
I r .‘ f 1 ‘ J
, The regularmeeting ofl’utunm Hose
Company will be held Monday night.
The annual election of othcers will
take place. . . ‘ '
‘ -A magnificent display of Pianos.
at J. W. Studwell’s.
. Edwin Whitlcek and Thomas Sterl-
ing went gunning. Thanksgiving Day
and captured five quail. three par-
tridges and a gray squirrel. ~
Miss Jane Smith, of Marvin street.
has entered the employ of the South-
ern New England Telephone Company.
~Ladies' tickets have been distribu-
ted for Wilson 00., lit Hoyt's, Monday
flight.
Mr. and Mrs. W. DeKlyn and daugh-
ter, and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Dorm
sey attended the annual reunion of the
DeKlyn family. in Danbury. Thursday
invitations have been issued for the
informal dance to be given by Old Well
Hook and Ladder Company. at Red
glfin's Hall, Friday night. December
t .
~Bicycles stored and enameled at L.
M. Wright‘s.
A hunting party composed of George
Finch. Lleweyllyn Merritt and Fred
Walters captured a number of rabbits
and gray squirrels on Thanksgiving
Day. .
A New New Testament willbe the
subject of the address at, the veepor
service of the South Norwalk Congre-
gational Church tomorrow. Miss Heath
will sing.
~Speclai for Sat. and Mom. 10 yds.
best Indigo Print, 45c; 10 yds. White
Ground Prints, the: i suit Ladles' Rib-
bed linderwear. 42c; Ladies‘ 31.00
Flanneiette Wrappers. 71c. M. S.
Smith 8: Co.
The schooner Luta Price, with a load
of lumber. was towed to the Hatch.
Bailey dz Company's wharf this morn-
ing. by the steamer C. Ii. Lowndcs,
Captain W. 1. Stevens.
The report that Dr. Crosby contem-
plates moving olltuogthe city is false.
The doctor expects to stay just where
he is, and is at a loss to understand
how the report originated.
—Dunlap and Youmau berbys. O'Brien
When the new time table goes into
effect on the Danbury division. next
Sunday, the accommodation train from
South Norwallt. reaching Daubllry at
10:11 will be drawn.
The stamps on the deeds transfer-
ring the Donovan property at ivor-
wulk to Michael Rntchford represent
Siliiliil) us the amount of money ln~
valved in the transaction. ’
wPure Cut. and cream, he cup. Lane's
Dr. W. J. Tracey will lecture before
the South Norwaik Teachers' Associa-
tion. in the Franklin street school.
Tuesday afternoon. December 12. His
subject will be Preventive Medicine.
Norwalk Lodge. G. U. 0. 0. F.. met
last night in Knights of Pytblas Hall.
and initiated two candidates, Joseph
White; of West avenue. and W. Wil-
liams. of Stamford. A collation was
served.
-—A discount of ten per cent. on all
Pianos purchased of J. W. Studwell,
before December 25th.
Company F team will go to Danbury
and play the Y. M. C. A. team on Fri-
day evening. lleccmber '8. and they
will undoubtedly come much nearer
squaring matters. The team plays a
fast game. so the Danbury boys will
have no walk over.
Miss Flora M. Jennings. of West
street. left the allies of the Southern .
New England Telephone Company, as ,
operator today. Miss Jennings and
David Warts. now employed in New
Haydn as a druggist. will be married
at the home of the bride. in West
street. Wednesday. December 20th.
whlldrrn's Toques. O'Brien's. ,
Pioneer Castle, A. 0. K. of M. C..
conferred the Round Table degree last
evening on George W. Conkiyn. A del-
egation from Palestine Castle was pre-
sent. Among them were Supreme Out-
side Guard George W. Collin and Post
Commander Edward Bedouin. At this
close the castle enjoyed one of T. F.
Brothertou's famous clam chowdcrs.
.\ large party gathered to help hir.
and Mrs. Lewis St. John cel.brnte
Thanksgiving day. Among those pre-
sent were Mr. and Mrs. L. W. St. John
mm~m sin. , ‘fl.
Emmett-lathe
W ,
‘ M
John L. Stoddard. three hundred and
lush. 81.39.
ly bound book. The
splendor of the United kl dom. 83.69.
5c to 250.
are. from 15c to 59c.
“It: Christ-as Ilalldllefulllcls.
broken.
and fancy bordered Handkerchiefs.
u m.
.1 if, , ,
W. .‘¢'.l
HoLiDAYNE’TWS-
w 0% ,0 : ‘Openinéf‘olae Christmas, Book Sleek.
TheBlc Handkerchief Equipment Reads for
. A. Eallu GiftBuhéré)
‘ Other items at importance.
The cam leek sale.
We've made a big purchase of hand-
somely bound books for holiday gifts.
Books to suit all ages. all tastes.
Many its for boys and girls in
special bndlngs. Standard literature
for older folks. . Hundreds of board
covered books for children. brightly
illuminated. ,
Calendars. , booklets and Christmas
cards. all to he sold 'twixt this and
Christmsils evils. be ld h
And t ey' so cheaper t In .
you've ever bought like books before. "3:32: and? boucle cloth C'W' u"
All ready then with the books when , ', '
you "“1 this. . Ladies Golf Cape,
Cloth covered books. a full line of button trimmed. "-9
the most popular works. 15 and 19c. Ladies' Golf Cape. shawl patterns.
Cloth "covered novels. nicely bound.‘ large line of colorings. special. $8.98.
by lrvlng. ‘ Dumas. Ruskin, Lever-i ’
Doyle. Kipling and Scott. 25 and 29ml
The Henty series. all the popular “mm
works for young people. cloth coveredl mam ll
, llselerv and Underwear.
and nicely bound. at 39c.
. . i h iv 0 - '
American Boys ser cs y 0' er P Women‘s. Men's and Children's Un-
derwenr.
tic. Bile.
Webster‘s Unabridged
'omen's extra heavy fleece lined
haste French band, Pants to match.
VERY iNTEBESTlNG l’l‘SMS.
Ladies' Black heavy covert cloth
Jackets box front. Gloria silk lined.
at 34.98. -
, Ladies' Black Kelsey cloth Jacket.
round point front. Gloria lined. pearl
buttons. "All.
.Ladiee' Melton Jacket. in black.
light navy and tan. 7 rows stitching,
Gloria silk lined, 88.49. .
8plaid, fringe and
Dictionary.
at 69, 75 and 98c. ,
Gems of Modern Art. handsomely
bound. nicely illustrated. 98c.
Encyclopaedla of Wit and Wisdom.
a collection of nearly ten thousand
anecdotes, nicely bound. 31.15..
Napoleon from Corsica to St. Heleo
no. introduction and description by
' . I
Women's best duality fleece ilned
Vests and Pants. silk trimmed, size 3
to 9. all at 49c. '
Men's Camel's hair or natural wool
shirts and drawers. all sizes. 49c.
Men's line ouslll'y Pawn Merino
shirts and drawers, size 32 to 46. at 75c
iioys' fleece lined shirts and draw-
ers. nicely made. good value at 390.
for 25c. .
Children's Toy Books, from 30 w 251‘. Childrens' fine natural wool vests
Children’s Untesrable Linen BOOKE. and pants. any 18' 30". rise of Go 330'!
; size larger.
Children’s Story Books. board cow. Women's.
J Hosp.
A large and handsome line of Christ-J . . , . )
mas Cards and Calendars for 1900. illnfiiml‘lllgo‘? $2? :3? warranted. fierce
Women’s Super quality tit-else linhli
‘ ‘ hone. last color extra double sole.
Well pleasantly surprise you here. i high spliced heel. lilo DH"-
you'll wonder at the variety of styles” Men's natural .wool null Camels
the size of the stock and the tempt-f "a" half hose. “gamut 12%.. mm.
mm low" prices at which we shall? Men's seamless Indigo blue lulu
thirty reproductions of famous paint~
Beautiful Britain. a very handsome-
onery and
Men's and Children‘s
sell handkerchiefs for Christmas glfts.’ hose. superior ouallty and tinish. 17c
it will pay you. Well to make your se-l pair. 3 Pal” for 500-
' i be “1,, lines become? Children‘s heavy ribbed hose. extra
lections ear y fore ldouble heel and too, spliced knee. fast
‘ black. lflléc pair.
1 Boy‘s extra heavy ribbed hose. pat-
jent elastic. double knee. guaranteed
:siainicss. 17c pair. 3 pairs for 50c.
l
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l
i File heals About
g little Things.
‘ l’ays togcnd these little offerings:
The new Federhakcn hook and eye
2 due on card. 2c card.
Volunteer basting colton. 500 yard
Ispooi. lc spool.
3 Two spools best quality 8 ply darn-
Ladles‘ and Gents' Handkerchiefs in ; ing (‘Olton for 5c.
hemstitched or plain borders. 5c. The Calmnc safety pin. all sizes. dc
Ladies‘ all linen hematicted Hand-heard.
kerchiefs, We. 3 Hand made hair pins. 2 packages for
Men's all pure linen hemstltchedjc.
Handkerchiefs. 1»; unll‘l inch hem: Box of assorted Hair Pins. 5c box.
12"59- ’ Sat on C t Cls s. in bia'k. drab
Ladies' embroidered, llcmstltchcd land $1,“??ng up L
15‘. “Gemini“ dress stccls, the best two
" . ‘ . 'irc 8c doz.
i lies‘ all llnell lain hemsiltched ;“ '
lla‘llllkerchlefs. lac. n l Signal ertlns Paper. box contain-
Ladies' initial Handkerchiefs. all but 24 envelopes and sheets. W has
linen. 25c. ‘ Vassar Writing Paper, first quality.
Gents” hemstitched and initial silk lbox containing 24 sheets and smell
Handkerchiefs. 49c. , ,opcs, 15c box.
imam 0
N 0 than worthy the name would refuse to pro-
vide food for his animals. but many are careless
and indifierent as to the quality.
The quality of the grain you feed to your ani-
. male is as important as the good quality of the
food you eat. 4
Buy Oats that’s clean.
Manuel T. Hatch.
I am near—just as far as the nearest letter-box
or telephone.",
‘ 114 Washington Street,
South Norwalk.
,. sensible .Ohristmas Gift.
We are displaying SILK UMBRELLA!
of‘aii styles. with Gold, Silver and Pearl Handles,
A
suited to all tastes. \
, Goods will bet-stained until Christmas.
.Tfimmdscsnaotbgdeolmsted. m. ._p
ii
m
‘ John’gellsuithr: slut m'l'cld not;
less it and m p tires
the Sharkey-Jelfrm W. at the New
Wk Tit.- re, 1' ' ill ht.
t y ‘ t bankruptcies s
m
~Ladies’ Alpinss. OM01.
Lots of people sequins fortunes by
beilll kept too busy to spend the man-
ey they make.
miiigh School Fair. Dev. 1th and
8th. Franklin Street School House.
The experience of age is responsible
for more mistakes than the inexperi-
ence of youth. '
-—i'lenty Peanuts in Brittle at lane’s.
The art of self-defense is inculcat-
ed early among some of the. wilder
tribes of the Caucasus, who instruct
their children as soon as they can walk
in the use of the dagger.
-—len's and boy's winter Caps. O'Brien
The hunting season is well advanced
but we as yet have heard of only a few
line bags. Partridge are said to be
scarce. which is attributed to the warm
weather. Quail are numerous. but are
not as plentiful as was predicted earl-
ier in the mason.
——We make our Candy. Lane.
“a
the Consolidated road and the tall-
man Company have. by mutual con-
Pullman cars have been operated on
the Old Colony. This had sixteen
years still to run. The Consolidated
Will hereaftei' conduct all the drawing-
room car business on its lines except
as regards the Federal and Colonial
expresses. whic run between Boston
and Washington.
-—Dr. If. S. Roses. oculiat, can be
consulted in the parlors of the his—
haclremo Hotel, on Tuesdays, between
the hours of i and 7 p. in. and daily
between 9 and 12 a m., it and 9
p. m.. at 280 State street. Bridgeport.
Eyes examined and diseases treated.
The General Conference which was
held last week in the Park Church.
Hartford. was the largest in the his-
tory of the body. 0f the 325 churches
In the state 229 were represented by
209 ministers and 185 lay delegates.
mailing a total delegation of 394. With—
in the last few years the churches have
sent women as delegates and at this
conference there were twelve. It is
the general testimony that the exercis-
cs were unusually nlteresting and stim-
uiailng.
Bull All) SOCIABLE.
Continued Last Sight, with Dancing, in
the Ladies of St. llfl’l.
’i‘hc bazaar and sociable of St. hia-
ry's parish was continued lust‘evcning.
There. was a large attendance. Danc-
ing was enjoyed in the parochial school
assembly hail. as on the. former even-
ing. The canvasaers met with liberal
patronage.
At the turkey supper in connection
with tho affair on the opening night.
over three hundred suppers were serv-
cd. The committee in charge of the
supper was Mrs. B. C. Feeney. Mrs. J
H. Manning. Mrs. Thomas Varson.
,l/lrs. Mary Cullen. Miss Bridget Red.
ding, Miss Annie Shoshan and Miss
Annie McAulier. Confectionery was
sold from a model of a portion of the
l'nitcd States Steamer Olympia. The
entertainment will not the church a
neat sum.
.—
issusvcoxcuvs
Clinics (ls-nude", lslgllt Tee-piers,
Elect New Ollieers.
The annual conclave of Clinton Coal-
mnndcry, Knights Templar, was held
last night. These officers were elected:
Emmlnent Commander-Farron S
Ilctts.
tieneralissimo—Ferdinand B. Smith.
Captain General~Dr. S. H. Hunting-
ton.
Senior Warden—Thomas ll. Meeklns.
Junior Warden—Charles S. Finch.
Treasurer—George W. Raymond.
Recorder—Addison A. Bette.
Preiale—l-‘rank Street.
Standard Bearer—William R. Mich-
aels.
Sword Bearer—Samuel Lynes.
Warden—Arthur C. Wheeler.
Sentinel—~Thomas S. Dorsey.
The newly elected onlcars will be in-
stalled the first Friday: January.
N0 iNTENTiON DESERTING
HER CHILD.
The infant of hire. Mary McLaugh-
lin. which was placed in the Children's
Home by the selectmen on Thanks-
giving Day was returned to the mom-
or last evening. She said she had no
intention of deserting it. but was de-
tained at Westport. where she had
been at work. and‘dld not get back as
soon as she expected. The sclectmeu
gave her a lecture on the care of child-
ren and the penalty for deurtlug them.
and she promised to be more car‘e’lul
in the future.
PHILADELPHIA FIRE LOSSES.
Philadelphia. December 2—The pre-
sent year will he the moat disastrous in
the hiatory of Philadelphia in respect
to tire losses. The amount paid in pre-
mium for insurance in this city during
me will not exceed 83.500.000.'and all.
ready the losses which must be met by
the various companies amount to over
~1lPERlAL CROWN.
A ills Cigar that recommends Itself
to all smokers. Try it.
“to MAN THE RUSSIAN CRUISER.
Southampton. December 2~The Am-
erican line steamer St. Louis which
sailed for New York today had among
her passengers sixty Russian sailors.
and two Russian oncers. These men
are going to the llnited States to take
charge of the Russian cruisers now be-
ing built there.
nssra ones A. a. accuser.
Paul. lin.. unease: s—urs a.
. .’ wife or the :ar
it is announced fin New Haven that A
sent. dissolved the contract by which W
Your last opportunity to buy high class Dry Goods.
lery, Underwear, etc, at lower prices than you have‘ or
1 ant resolved to close out this stock at once. and know ,
on it will do it. “ ’
You will do well, and save mono y. to lay in s “will!!!“ ,
as all kinds of Dry Goods are higher,_snd are going to be dill
Spice will‘not permit quoting prices. But you can be-
the best bargains ever had.
We mean business. What an opportunity is olered fm
Christmas presents! sow
EDWARD” STRE
No. S Oowotto Building,
* V._-
uLLouol & mi? SllBClil hi
Trimmed Hate, the ‘3 and 4 all , at. :4. . '
The :5 quality 3 q“ *’ .
Golf Hats, 31
, at...,
quality. at.
Golf Hats, $1.50 and 32 quality, at. . . - - ‘- - m9
Children’s Tame, fancy patterns, at. . . . - - -
New London Stilt Co.'s “Tyrain” Dye Bills-f
ttractive line of Stamped Goods. Also Em
and Stamping Patterns. .
e have the exclusive sale of “PEERIi‘filSSB ‘
. e ,
UNDERWEAR for this city. A,
Lowest Prices. ~ .
Our $1.00 Kidfiloves in "Glace” and “Moe '-
and clasp. IS the best glove sold in this city
pair warranted. ‘
Agent Old Staten Island Dye House.
as Washington Street, So; smug.
THANKSGIVING—W
SPECIALTIES:
Men ’3 Black Cotton Sox, A Large Lot of Neckw
high spliced heels, double soles, We want toclose out thlsllnobbr .
best Mano yarn, value 89 cts: sall- fore the Holidays. mm, mm. " j ‘
iile- 190 pcrials, Wilmllly, st " 330
Boy’s Vestee Suits, 3
stand 33.50 qualities, at .
About l0 dozen of those
Boy’s Wool Sweaters,
left, value SL945; while they last,
59c
Boys: Two-Piece Suits,
a pair of detached cufl's, regular all“ 5 l" 16, some 33-50 "1“ “N
do isr goods. Balcprlcc, suits. Sale price, .
i9c ‘ $2.89
Have just received 50 more. of those BLACK KERSEY RAWJllDGFD
ovsacoars to sell at $6.50. wul match the coat '
where at $7.30 or 37.89. ' I against any hold else-
P‘lFTi’ MEN'S BLACK SUITS. Fancy Worsted: and l mu
812 and 815 quality. 'For this week only. 310.89. Woo m, hr
MEN'S ALL-WORSTED BLUE PEACEDALE' Y I -
ed vav .950. SLiTS, with double-breast
The most stylish Overth lsour
the Stelndiioch Company's make.
STORE OPEN EV’ENINGS. . .'
Men fill—{35W
and Colored Boson: Shirts. with
GREY OXFORD ROUGH Flam. of
p
H .4
it
Willis H. Selle’ck, ‘ f
rue UP-TO-DATB cmrmen. ‘
50 Wall Street, Norwnlk, C't. ,
Christmas Photographs. '
The gem of all photo-gmphs, ' 4 I
Jackson’s Platiuotype Proof.
VERY SWELL AND CHOICE. .
A fine line of latest styles frames in all sizes.
Sittings from 9:30 to 3:30 o’clock.
Cloudy days as good as clear ones.
E. M. JACKSON. ’
53 Wall st., N orwaik Conn
CHRISTMAS *5
WM. P. IIIRI. .
All trolley lines pass the door.
Opposite Norwnik Hotel.
A. WALL 81'" NORWALK. OT.‘
Holiday Opening, Saturday, Dec.f2.
Full line Christ (hrds, Calendars, Latest Books at liberal discount»
Leather Goods, Fouu Pens, l lift Books, Fancy Writing Plimsoll l ‘
no MITTER u
what is the trouble with your eyes. it
is worth paying attention to. and A
CAREFUL EXAMINATION COSTS
YOU NOTHING. We have a separate
rootin for assuage“ are thoroughly
«I and proper know «its
knees for determining all
Our lighting omnumeats are per.
feet and examinations can he made at
night as well as in thednytime.
Opentmrycvswisg.
Norwalk Chronicler