Evening sentinel, Tuesday, December 5, 1899 · page 3

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

. m .iormarlf’ot
llldgr. met with I painful seei-

 

, ant even in crow

3 its is!
mi Wer id
during llieTholiday gill-hit! ill!

dtirnes.

 

three weeks.
Just a word to the woman-—

‘or man—who is so: yet'

searching for gifts. The
things that are needed in the

" ”'1’ home every day. that are not

 

 
 
 
 

 
 

r‘earryaltloadofmemhei'sofths
rm! Tnpershce were
..nd. hiss! Chosen division.

 

 

 

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“Inmueiwudmfllontuton. is
Igheetotllpsl‘snnteh Gray

”The Old tiaidt’. Club will hold s ro«
' "at the' home of lite-8 ertnn
“this evening.

.. ‘ “W. .l. Halillton. of New York.
w her parents. HI. and me.

It did Ire. ZNIthIhtei (Inuit and

ti Mine. are visiting relatives
in sterhnry.

ile- ems w. ow. of DInbury,
. gshmhosmau Hrs. William I.

Ira. .lohn Johnson. of Greenwich,
Lying? her mother, Hrs. Isry It.
ate street.

lire. Henriettat Bradley. who has
been spending I month with relatives
8 Oxford. N. Y.. it“ returned home.

Hrs. Henry 3. Gilbert. oI' Waten
ts vistlng at the restlenee I
lain ll. turgee. Eat Church street

.lames E. Hubbell and wlfe and Rob-
ert H. Hnbhell have been spendinge
3w days With relatives in New York

t!

tea “I Hutchinson. of New York

.hIs been I recent guest of Ir.

lid Hrs. Joseph C. Hyatt. Woodsirle
Ivonne.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

iark Barnum and Miss Annie

mineclly. of Broklyn. N. Y.. the'been

\ spending a few days with his mother.

Ire. Della F. Norehouse. Wright
effect.

The tree regular meeting of the
Weetport Insthi Society was held
with Ir. and Mrs. Charles H. Kemper.
at their residence in State street. last
evening.

 

 

.and Its. Honsrd Jonrl. of

in. N. Y. and use. C. W. LIIv-
relics and children. of Stamford,we1
guests during the past week of Ir. and
Hrs. Frederick Kemper. East Church
street.

Dorie Chapter. Order Eastern Star.
will meet in Iseonlc Hall. this even—
ing. A special meeting wtll he held
iI the some place tomorrow evening.
of. which time the grand olilceIs will
be present and present the chapter
with its charter.

 

 

Holmes. of the Isthodiat Epil-
Church. of which decedudhsd

I member for fifty years. anoint-
ed. Interplay: :I-lll at" Willow 33::
Cgutery. e ere were

8. Joan. John W. Pony. William 1!.
Wells and Charles Harris.

TOOK Hill liplt A H0383 THllF.
Joseph m Hausa. er CreeIwieh.
I former wIl-hnown rue York bruit
er Ind once the owner of the country
:3" mfg“; with"; Jr.. law“
as m I one
Mute his brother-
§m T. F. loser. of Brokolyn He
“meatballs-1m to sell the rig.
theborIe It I
ettytrowgh adv what he thought was

new mm m ”mam

thedeoond man'e'euspielone.
IndhenotldeIChtefofPol
mIn. Ir. Hosted was lock' upon
midwiheisgshorsetbtef.bnt
wusslessed. He intends to brlsg
seittortsls‘esrrest. Heeuldtherlg
htertoFrIIklnovedforlkO.His
onlysfterhebsd
‘tnltsheAtumIey
Imam.

 

m BROKEN BY A FALL.
December herb-Frederick

W.

A. Iaidwta. used thirtyawo yeIre
whilework onIhoIIein courseof
contraction.
to the

may killed. Hie Itch VII in“
by the tell. it is believed that he came
I!!! from Norwich.

 

intrinsically Christmas» are

.. being sold right along. We' ve

trusted things about a bit but
we give just as much atten-
tidn as ever to the regular
lines of merchandise. ‘

We are big enough to take
care of the gift-seekers and
tile hausehold-want-seekers at
the same time.

A big jacket chance:

In going over the jacket
stock we found -a number of
coats in which all sizes but
one had been said. We don't
care to have these odd sizes
here any longer.

Consequently handsome
jackets that were marked
522.50 to 330 are now marked
fl! infill. Your size and

.g preference maybe in the lot.

Second floor.

Better Turkish towels are
made in this country now-a-
days than anywhere else: and
made so they can be sold low.
A good illustration is a lot sei-
ling in the basement at I5c
each. They are large size.
well-knotted and Would usu-
ally be called a bargain at 20c
We sell things this way every
little while.

Some handsome skirt pat-
terns in outing flannel. full
size and good colors. 2lc each.

Outing flannels in three
qualities—good. better and
best» at 6 i-Z. 8 and Ilka
yard. At lOc the line soft
flannels In pink. blue. red and

. Cl’Elill.

A few bedspreads. full 2 H

. yards by 2 I4. good patterns.

hemstitched. worth hi the man
says who bought them. at 85c.

Front hIsement.

Granite art squares in very
pretty patterns and favorite
colors. Rather hard of sur-
face. yet smooth and. we be-
lieve. great for wear.

3 by 2 yes. eras.
3 by 2 l-Z yds. $2.35.
3 by 3 yds. $215.
3 by 3 l-2 yds. $3.25.
3 by 4 yds. 83.15.

Third ‘soor. an elevator.

THE HOWLAND
Dav Goons Co

 

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etett "i

thorerrith “it'll. ,, . yuan
illfil‘hldaillés well-Kilt“ fut rinses." " ”woman“... 3.
Wilma maim-

. «anus.

n‘ ..il‘t.‘li.* Cougr

953 breathes the Christmasry spirit:
Kris Kringle will hold full 80'
. dway here for the" coming

. Tresdweli.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

Th i .
Gran; odtoers wm’lielronflm:

 

meeting
l Church”. on ‘

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

his and tire George Brown enter-
tained I large family party on Thanks-
llVlIl do!-

Ilss HelenI Hill. of Bedding.
at ‘I few days with Ilsa Care
orehouse.

 

 
 
 
 

 

Hr. and In. Hawloy Williams.
thgedeld. have spent I few days wt
Weston friends.

The marriage of It lithbeth Jessv
tea Wabsmah sh hd also“ Iorehouee
glider," place on Tuesday. Decemrbe

Ire w manta}:
the India‘s' WWI» Club bral
Brady and tire. Richard Fitch. of Wil-

ton. havespentafewdsyswlth Hrs.

 
 
 

 

 

 

' NOMAD DIAL
laminates-Ismael“ Fsrehsses
“Mr-I III!" will.

n.FraneiIeo Cal. December 5..
ThECIll prltnts the gollowtng: WI to
e on n- to .
which purchsmhe (lroeb rocker and Stan-
ford holdings of Southern Plcltlc
has closed another immense debt.“

it comes to light chat General Tho-
mas H Hubbard. representing the or-
iginal Hark Hopkins in ta. is in-
terested in the scheme as has sold to
the syndicate Is 40.006 share lot of
Southern Pacific stock at I rice Ip-
proximatlng are per share. e nego-
tlstiona were begun at the time Ire.
Stanford sold her stock. but the trans-
action was conducted with the utmoet
secrecy. General Hubbard still repre-
sents as many shares of stock as he«
sold to the syntflcate. and will not re-
linquish hie position as tlrst vice-pres
tdent of the Southern Pacific. George
Crolrer will leave New York in I few
days. He will travel to San Francisco
via. New Orleans. and on the tourney
Inspect the property of the Pacific im-
provement Company.

The Call adds: "The surprise of the
year in the railway world may be tr
reserve. Operations of the syndicate
do not point to actual buyers other
than Huntington and John W. Iaekey
but there are others. because. fr the
beginning the syndicate has un-
der writing. Despite denials many
railroad men cling to the belief that
the Vsnderbllts Ire in some wa con-
cerned in this vast deal in Southern
Pacific securities."

 

 

DEATH 0! ““703 MINA“.

Mlle-jumbo aadwae Strid-
eelleII afterward.

Nebraska City. Non. December 6-
Uuited States Senator Hayward died

YOU OFTEN HEAR
persons say they like to trade in the New York
stores because they llet so much better assortment.
Now. if you can't get to the city. why not apply
that to the home stores.
Our claim for the largest stock and the greatest va-
riety has never been disputed.
We would be pleased to have you call and see our
goods and learn the prices. which we consider very low
for the grade of merchandise we handle.
We mention only a few if lite prices...“ have
placed on our stock. which IS a sure indication of quick
sales and small profits.

Blue and Black Kersey,

Blue and Black Kersey.
Men' 5 heavy weight Blue Serge Suits.

Two stores—Norwalk and South Nor'wsik.

 

gems months,
mans named Iets

gainer.”

Mansion

Eye's!" Brl page”;

gas.”
The last murder of

loyal

"and:

 

MEN’S OVERCOATS.
regular price Sill

BOY'S OVERCOATS.

.al'himm

E , a trading ”hug.” the snail lei
"Wm;

'i'hetwet

islands.
Britain.

lied

strlEe' m

iletheworbs

 

 

miter
opened

well with
.. “a:
was
tube deal. leav-

'. . tug item with ten smut-III. um
- . sprint. m I’ll he found that Metal!

dereligogtdherm with four
of ““his boys. rInd the
cut up. cooked and eaten by the sava-

wblte men in

these islands was in ms.

Trailc on the New York. New HI-
ven and Hartford Railroad was unusu-

 

twtth persons

Than sglvlng vac»
late

 

. .8850

regular price $9. . . 51.48

regular price SIZ. . ..ls 0

Boy's heavy weight Blue Serge Suits.

regular price 89

Children's Brown Mixed and Blue Mixed
Cassimeres. 8 to Iii years. regular price $4. . . .33
Men's Winter Cap. double band, Brighton
shape. raw edge and stitched. regular price 15c . . . .48c

Men's Fleece Lined Underlyiear. regular price 48c. . . .39c
Boy's Fleece Lined Underwear. regular price 35c. . . .25c
Fine line of Neckwear just received. . . . . -
Large variety of Sweaters and Gloves.

.. 5150

....48c

COMSTOCK BROS.

l4 South Main Street. South Norwalk.

M. A. GlFFlN.

Manager.

 

 

 

 

 

at. £120 a. In.. today.

United States Senator Honroe L
Hayward was seventy-nine years old
and had lived in Nebraska City for
thirty-two years. Although I lawyer

5|“ :5le SIM] SIM SIM SIN! SIM $l98

 

by profession, be rude his wealth
largely through investment: in hands
lINebrasknandKanIIa. Anthem-
publican nominee. he was defeated for
governorhe by Pointer two yesrs ago. re-
ducing the Fusion majority from ll,-
doc to 3.000. and was elected ‘to the
United States Senate by the last beg-
isiatnre. Soon afterwards he was
stricken with paralysis while address-
ing I political meeting. and since then
his death has been IlIily updated.
Senetor Hay ward was a veteran of
the civil er. ,serving in the Twenty-
seeond Regiment of New York Volun-
teers. and later in the Fifth Cavalry.
He married Miss Jennie Patton. of Put-
nam County. N. Y.. in 1870, and his wi-
dow and two sons survive him.
CANVASBlNC KBNTUCKY’B VOTE.
Frankfort. Ky.. December b-The
members of the Board of Election
Commissioners. as well as some of the
attorneys interested in the cInvIIItIg
of the vote. expressed the opinion this
morning thIt the cInvaas of the w
mining counties would be completed
today in time for the contesting hard
to her Irgumentn on the
counties. There were however. still
sixty-eight counties as be canvIIeed.
and the work eecihetl certain to take
the entire day. The bOIrd met at 9:30
pursuant to last night's adjournment.

lo bore Constipation forever.

"13%. E iailto locum. “Jumble rc fulfllum.

Sill
Ml
till
Sill
3m
Sill
998
Sill

 

 

H. KRIEGER 6: CO.

Mahockemo Hotel Block.

 

SPECIAL SILI OF

Trimmed Hats

One of the Greatest Bargains ever ofierod
to the t‘sdies of the N orwsiks.

We will sell for the NEXT TEN DAYS
all of our Three and Four-Dollar Hats for

 

$1.98

0 me early and get the cream of the lot.

H. Kricgcr 89 Co.

Sale commences Saturday morning, 25th.

Sill
list
tin
till
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ANOTHER BOW! QUARRY.
Winsted. December 5—11»
of I soapstone quany on the
Anthony Bedore Flesssm Valley. iii
the town of Dark
the oder of s New Haven arm for the
rights of working the quarry.

 

 

 

your coI'h
three times themehnttty.“

.. foes

SI” SI” Sill! Si” Si” Sillii Si” Si”

because you

...... COAL. dill.

The comfort of home assured. Warm house. happy
wife and children to greet on at night: goodns i

cook with meals on time.s

ordered your
COAL from

...Rayniond Bros

 

flung

T0
REASONABLE
’ PEOPLE.

WEAR SfluES
rim FIT.

'GLOVER’S

THE PLACE.

 

 

 

 

«minimums

Olen.
Iain Itreet. loath Norwalk. Cone
Telephone Call I14

Fij Thanksgiving

Sweet Cider.

Fruits—Florida Oranges
Grapes. 3 kinds, Apples-—
King. Baker. Baldwins and
Greenings.

‘ Dried F mite-Figs, lb
and 200 lb, Prunes. Apri-
cots. Peachee. Raspberries.
Citron. Raisins. Currants,
Orange and Lemon Peel.

Bell’s Poultry Seasoning.
Sage, Thyme. plenty Fresh

 

 

gs.

Vegetables—Celery. Par-
smps. Spinach. annips,

 

“ ll Onions. Sweet Potatoes.

3' 98 Pumpkin and Squash

ll 9' All kinds New Nuts.

a ‘0 MO 188' 3, to

...,Samual constant, Jr.
7: soars: IAIN moor.
Drive Horses

00Baker"imitation,

 

contributor
Ill brill M
Tel. Coll. 139-3.

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rang ‘
were 1
:3: u Ivan!

The company was’
by the combine. ~
msnagement the
“low each other or
of chhstruétton. . . ' ,
tobuild, Iplsnby ,‘
make bill little M
former wages. The .
the di ireotore. but]
no help for them a-
ell. Thus far
"it

hit lit-hould t
down. throwing hm
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summoning, no“ . .

New Britain. Deni! '
of Herbert Aithetssr

and “This! “worms. “

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

taken by mistIke ,
Jefferson women bite
homes here. ,

Albany."
Com-series"
vars city recanted
idimtictm“ ‘

I
cocoa. Thestock ,
of "0.000 shares .. ,,
Otto each. The,- ‘

member or the ‘ ...”._
in the UnitedStateIJI '
tory of St. Peter’s ? '_:
Church. bore, in his
year. His death wasdne‘to
ties of old age. 7‘

 
 

 
 

 
 

 
 

 
 

 
 

80088.
Chicago. December .
says today: The All
pany. of New Yorknnd
pieted negotiations .. .
the entire publloa . -
Brothers college I igh
books is transferred. The
publications comprise 450

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New York. December PM! Ile-
Clusby. of the Deidre"!
today that he had turd
clIiiy of the reported Wil-
ltIm Miller of the‘ Franklllgndl
rnte.’ of Brooklyn. who finial.“

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

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