‘ I!
, and... dill. n
u of the
"ts‘ of the c‘slar. A wood pile
on are by the oil when the
' tilt-diva out of doom. but the
Vale sailogsisiud before any
binage war. duds. .
‘ this!!! am Bids realdentsr a r:
ng of, the inconvenience on
travel on certain strecets and
on dark «outage. if the rest.
“on such streets and avenues
. erect an ordinnry kerosene lamp
,, poll. which Is practicnll inex-
. i re. much of the present it diculty
‘ r en nod. especially by lad-
. are obi ed to use these streets.
w Wide avenue adopted this
W.W.§$°- and if fibers
‘ ' emanation-r.
. ' it
”ill '~llllfllimtl lupin.
.obhld not begin to tell you the
m‘betier that you come and see
tortourbelf this wonderland of Xmas
Wily for boys and girls. grown people
. “Well. There are gifts here of every
i’dsherlption. and only three weeks left
mo this purchasing In. Bitter start
1 and get it over and avoid the
now/dc of the last week. Stnta Cinun
opened his Poet onion at the on
e to Noah's Ark Children will
0 their names and addressee plain-
an every child will receive a pre-
non .
OLIDAY HANDKERCHIEF
mat.
Santa Claus' Post Oflice of handker-
allots“ in our show window. Inside. we
five for sale thousands of deserts of
every sort of handkerchief you can
think of.
Colored border handkerchiefo for lil-
dies,atiic.5cand10ceach
White hematitched handkerchiefa
for ladies at 50. 10c. Rise and 25¢ each.
It“ 12ch and 25c all linen handker-
c I
White hemstltcbcd handkerchiefe.
all linen. for gents. Price 12w: cacb
White initial handkerchiefs for In-
dies and cuts at 25¢ each. All lin-
en.
White initial bandkercblefs for is-
dles at mic each.
Japonnette silk initial handkerchief:
for ladies at do each.
Fine Swiss embroidered handker-
1 chiefs for ladies from 1259c to $6 each.
Duchess lace handkerchief: from We
to $5 each.
The real Duchess lace handkerchiefr
from The to $15 each. '
WONDNB NECKWEAR POI!
‘ WDAY'GIFTB.
Fine chiffon. lace and mull tier. with
Batter-burg ends. all elegant patterns.
Prices start at 50c and to $3. 50
than ties ”and bows. Price 25c
“Fine embroidered Windsor ties ct 75c
“needn‘t-an" Prices 1255c. 25c aild
”etc
MWS CUSTOM ”TAlLOlllNO Diff
PAK’TMENT.
Special For seven Days Only.
1 dress suits. made to your men-
not e. heed. $26. silk lined. $35.
Wynne“
” I. pummel Alt rl is bo d
a. nine a ws an
«a... ”Mumallflflc each. All the
vet! late“ run. 4
“Illegally“ bid for dress wcsrnsn:
vyfsr as
nun-i3?“ n.
. $1.50 and $1.75
n .
air: mail.
tilts m silk mufflers. very
V .
5“-
hiuflsrs. Prices $1.
and $2. and
brocsded
1M $2 and $2..“
les’ silk molars Price? Sceach
saw
"a.
hill, but i in.
_ mid fol
. I re
W‘ W.:: '
“If, v‘ Relative to the r
to‘W ngton
’ ed the allowing selfalpipnrs' or) M-
.hs obv ted. The resident: "l“
hroeadsd
. Wu! patterns. Prices 75c. 01.01.”
‘ sun.
inur-
silk initial baadkbrcbisfs for is-
warship. Prices 25c. 60c. 75c
livery initial in ms at this writ-
their brownie. but dil-
cod. at rest.
was: rcpt ads of light-
quW
Oil ltalh of
pelt. D . .t‘ the Philippine.
Charles I. ltnltli. of this .vmits-
and yesterdei hesit-
“The hm. roll of Conway 'l'
Twenty-second United indies infantry.
Y! August 31. .lm. lami on bid. ahmvi
rivete George! .Ilrnnt’age press si
for duty.
His name Is not borne oi the casual-
ty list in the.Philipplnes to include
‘Novemhsr :5. if”. Intent «ibis.
A. .ldtisr addressed to George !.
Warned D n‘y T. Twaatydecond
lfalted Itates nfsntry. Marlin. P.
will reach him. ,
. Thoma wan».
Assistant Adjutant General.
, Won.
mulls an as n“. nun.
Isusrslhlts'ssl‘km wash-riot
' Mommas cashier.
Hanover. Pa" December B—Itumors
have been current here that a was
liable wait hurled in place of John H.
Allsmal‘i. éssbler or the Firm National
Bank of Hanover. whose death was re-
ported on October 9. 1898. and who
said to have been short in his ac-
counts about “0.000 lie was also in-
hoped for ”“000 .
In order to dispel them rumors a
number of hisyfrlenda have made at-
Ildavlt that he is dead and that bin
corpse was actually interred.-
It In stated that Mr. Alleman was ill
for three weeks. during wblth time
a Baltimore sperlaliat examined him
and pronounced his case incurable.
He died. and his body was examined
by a committee of McAlliatcr Doria
Royal Arcnnum. and a ropresenta Va
of an Insurance company. who Identi-
fled the remains. The corpne was ex-
posed in the collln at the funeral.
Cashier Alleman on bill death bed con-
fessed the shortage in his accounts.
COLONEL umrnn's evacuation.
New Haven. December bot-Tho elem
tion of a succeaor to Lucien lv‘. mm
per. resigned. as colonel of the Second
Regiment. taken place at the armory
tonight. Without doubt his successor
will be Lieutenantocmonel T. l-‘. Colla-
han. of this city. whore connection
with the Connecticut National Guard
dates back more than twenty years.
and who during his term of service has
won a reputation second to none of bin
compcera. It is also accepted an a
foregone conclusion that Colonel Col-
lahnn' a successor an lieutenant-colonel
will be Arthur M. Dickinson. of Water-
bury. the senior major of the regi-
merit.
"l 'f
ACTED ON TWO CASES.
Hartford, Ikcember 5—The Board
of Pardons met In the Supreme Court
room in the capitol and after connlder’
In the application of tucnty- -thrcc In-
mates of the state prison who had fil-
ed petitions. two pardons were grant—
ed. The fortunatc two are John Clark.
who was sentenced from Hartford on
March 2, 1898, to live years In state pri-
son for the thr ft from person. anu he
was pardoned because of poor health.
Henry Kearney. tblrty‘one yearn old,
who was sentenced from Daubury.
October 25. I898. to one year and ll!
months for manslaughter. wan pardon
ed. salt was believed that the crime
was committed In self defence.
CHAPLAIN snanos' rum: roar.
rowan.
San I‘ranciaco. December h—Tlie op.
ening of court martial of Chaplain
Shields has been temporarily postpon-
ed. the judge-advocate not being ready
to proceed. The chaplain, who is sold
to be sobering from tuberculosis. is to
be removed from Alcatraz to the Gen-
eral Hospital at the Presido. pending
the result of the trial.
BOYS IN." RED BY AN ELEV.“ OIi.
Thompsonvlllc. December 5—-'l‘wo
sixteen-year-old boys. Nichsel Device
and Arthur ltocbette. were injured at
the worka of the Hartford Carpet Com.
pany here. yesterday. They were in
the stock elevator when. for some un-
known reason. it fell from the third
floor to the basement. Derine sustain-
ed a broken leg and the llochette boy
had the bones but one foot broken.
nouns AVDNGE “gunman moun-
Constantinople. lDecember G—l’rirate
advices received bars. report that the.
Kurds have avenged the recent incur-
sion of Russian Armenisna Into the
Alaallgs district. in Turkish Armen-
in. aging the Armenian village
Kontur and massacrelng three hun-
dred of its inhabitants.
.1000! WOW“ DEAD.
Dss Hollies. December fi—John A.
Wolsen. federal lodge of the Southern
District of Iowa. died at his home here
last night. aged lfty-sevea ysars
Judge Wolsen was appointed to the
federal district much by President
Harrison.
SUGAR DEFINED. TATE DEAD.
lanolin. December il~8ir Henry
Tate. formerly head of the firm of lien-
ry Tale A Bonn. sugar relinern. and do-
aura of the Tats collection and picture
on
,‘ ova mths
it
bottom. close. to (ill
“too often find that they are on plea»
, l'
edited hols in her part throw
a water and she was
df link It.
a tls'w of her and the Masai m
beaded about ’tl quarter of a mile ail-
nriiatl no
r
fl A‘ alias
iii—boom. The has and utsff were
recovered. The Lillul was beached II.
the top of high water on a soft mud
i Bi Ir When
ths- gran the water was
over the furnace doors and still pour-
ihg into tbs vsassi. and she continued
to settle. The Lanai has ts. 588 sack-
of coda on board and was being held
for examination on account of the
plague .fcars.
Isn't stset‘slplt and Islets hear ”I Away.
To obit sully and forever. but mag
. fall. Ills. um and vigor. tabs
“$qu dgmrghtum'nzumhm
or . rs sarsw
tssd. Midas a'wd ”bistros. :Mrnas
lusting ltsmsdy (to. chime or New York
Keep tliy shop, and thy ubop will
keep thee.
BAUBR'B AT THE HEAD.
Here Is what A. C. Dalrymple. lead.
lng druggist of hit. Morris. N. Y.. said
when a king of the most popular and
ling Cough lfedicine now on
the market: "I have sold nine doaen
of Bauer'a instant Cough Cure the past
four weeks, and i find it the quickest
boiler and gives the best sallufactloil
of any cough remedy i have ever bsnv
died." Got a free sample bottle and
give it a trial. 35 and 50 cents. Ed-
ward P. Wood. 88 Wall street. Norwalk.
Pain wastes the body. pleasure the
understanding.
l
DeWitt‘a Little Early Risers purify
the system. Famous little pills for
constipation and liver troubles. George
C. Stiilaon. South Norwalk: Edward P
Weed. Norwalk.
-—-—--—-.---—
How many good qualities we ms-
covor in a person as noon on he dies
or comes into money.
”nut—-
NO DUDE-N0 PAY.
That Is the way all druggists sell
Grave's Tasteless Chill Tonic for Its-
isria. Chills and Fever. It is simply
Iron and Quinlne in a tasteless form.
Children love It.
hitter, nauseating tonlcs. Price 50c.
Our neat-door neighbor can inform
other» of our bunineaa better than we
can ourselves.
To strengthen Isms in One Wash
To Purify the Blood in Gas Week
To Ours Constipation in One Week
To Guns lick Headache in One Dav
Take Cleveland 3 Celery Corn Dd Tea
age. if it fails to cure. we wli cheerfully
ad your money. Trial sine free.)
For sale at Plsistsd's
Booth Norwalk. and Edward P. Wood's.
lint-walk.
Pernod» who are on pleasure bent
ure broke.
.315”. ll. Churchill. Berlin. Vt.. says:
“ r baby was covered with running
De Witt'u Witch Hazel Balm
cured her." A specific for piles and
chin diseases. Beware of worthless
counterfelts. George C. Stillaon. South
Norwallr; Edward P. Weed. Norwalk.
sores.
It is :«l mm-b colder to refuse u re-
quest made in a note than one made in
person.
.-
ONLY CURE FOB DYSPEPBIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle
Del.. says: "I suilered for years with
dyspepsia. Used to have great distress
and belching. I tried everything I
could hear of. but nothing helped me
till I took Brazilian Balm. and one 60
cent bottle cured me completely."
For sale by R. H. Pleisted and F. ll.
Baxter.
"What are the race peculiariticu of
the Filipinos?" naked the teacher who
believes that current history in not to
be neglected.
"They can race like thunder." wins
the prompt reply of the new boy in
the dIHtrlct.
J. B. Clark. Peoria. Ill..'says: ”Bur-
egons aunted to operate on me for
pile». but i cured them with Dertt’s
Witch Hazel Salve. " It is infallible for
piles and skin diseases. Beware of
counterfeits. GeorgcC. Stillson. South
Norwalk; Edward P. Weed. Norwal lr.
De slow In choosing a friend. slower
In changing.
BRAVE MEN FALL
Victims to stomach, liver and kidney
troubles. as well as women. and all feel
the results in loss of appetite. poiaons
In the blood. backache. nervousness.
headache and tired. listless. run-down
feeling. lint there's no need to feel
like that. Listen to .l. W. Gardner. Ida-
vllle, Ind. He says: "Illlectrlc Bitters
are Just the thing for a man when he
is all run down. and don't care whether
its lives or dies. it did more to give
me new strength and good appetite
than anything I could take i can now
eat anything and have a new lease on
life. " Only so cents at F. H. Baxter's.
Houth Norwalk. and John A. le'
Not-walk. livery bottle guaranteed.
WORKING NIGHT AND DAY.
The hardest and mightiest little thing
that ever was maid in Dr. King's New
Life Pills. Every pill is a sugar-coat-
ed globule of health. that changes
wenknrvns into strength. listieasnens In-
to energy. brain-fag into mental power.
They’ re wonderful in building n ”the
health. Only 25c per box. Sold
ii. Baxter. Booth Norwnlk, and John
A. Riggs. Norwalk.
The fruit bUDlI‘W of Omaha. Neb..
.3:
Two tugs west ‘
the blood. clean the liver. invigorate .
Adults prefer it to '
moltlfcir atom t bruit-t
“7W3” tly. ll
itoll
«multinational-um
tits balk and M falls! nea's
. cannon" momentum.
The two leadingm tondidatea tor the
poattnutcrshlp otDu bury are utiil
Charleen Mason an Dwight 15.no-
gers. The responaillilty of n blunt:
the selection has been shifted from
Ooagreasmaa llill to a ctlmmliiec at
seven prominent Bet-.nblicina U' thlr
city. The committee Ia rompmd oi
public-an trwn committees. hit-era.
Charles B. Peck. G. Mortimer Bundle,
It. Booth. ll. Frank Harris. and W. P.
Luke. It in understood that ll the
event of the failure at the six uf the
members of the committee to agmn up-
on a man Congressman lilil will re-
commend D. Ill. Rogers
BITFllllTilE
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INDI'S’I‘RIAI. TRAINING FOR IN-
DIAN CHILDREN.
Washington. December fr-Mirs Eu-
telle Reel. general superintendent of
Indian whoola. in her annual report.
makes a strong plea for compulsory ed~
ucution and advocates strictly indus-
trial trnlning for lndian children. She
says the industrial branch of the work
nhould be forced to the front and that
lltcrary luatrnctionn be narrowed to
the simple. practical ’tlo'menln. The
educational outlook for the Indians is
painted as Very encouraging. nod bet-
ter bulldingn and more facilities for
Industrial training have been provid-
ed thin your. The report lll‘fll’il
a cont-ac of cooking. nut-aim: and econ-
omic housekeeping for girls. makinfl
them hummmnkers In the highest
crime: and farming. stock raising and
the useful trades should be added to
the common branches taught. the boys.
During the. year 23,377 miles were trmu
eled by Mina liceie in her work.
ILLICIT Ol.l-‘.0MARGAIIINE PLANT
RAIDEI)
Chicago. December 5+!!! n baaement
at 282-284 East Sixty-third street. gov-
ernment ufllccrs and police unearthed
u complete outfit for manufacturing
oleomnrgnrine and arrested Philemon
Berry and Hugh ll, ('Yamemn. who were
at work In the illicit plant. The two
men were held for the Federal Grand
Jury in $i.000 each. As mnnufacturcru
of oleomnrgnrine they were liable to
a revenue tail of $680 ii. year. which had
not been paid. it in said the factory
has been In operation n year and a
hnlf. and that in this city the men did
u large business.
MANY WOMEN A'l‘ YALE.
New lllll‘t'll. December b—«The an
anal catalogue of the tale l' ant‘l'ltlU‘
graduate achool has appeared. The to-
tal attendance in 290. and of this num-
ber lilo” are graduates of Yale; about
thirty from Wellesiey. Vassar and
Smith. while the remaining ninety-
four arc scattering. The total nttend-
nnce loat year was 283.
”Iowa'- Instill-ans
Unilever-‘9" W12:
HIM» more: calls-o" fl
HA8 HICCOL’GHED POUR WEEKS.
Danbury. December 5-9tephen
Drew. an aged colored man. who lives
in the Middle River district. hon been
biccoughing for four week». and them
seems to be now no proupert that he
will ever stop hiccoughing as long an
no llv.“ which will probably not be
long. for he in rapidly growing weaker.
DEATH OF MAJOR ARMSTRONG.
Washington. December Heneral
Otia has informed the War Department
of the death of Major Frank 0. Ar«
strong. sturgeon of the Thirty-second
Infantry. which occurred yesterday at
)lunila. The caure of death in given an
lympntes lullaernla.
ORCHESTRA MAfi'GER A BAD...-
- Rl'
Chicago. Member 5—Miau Anna
Miller. manager of the Chicago Orches-
tra Aemlation. made famous by Theo.
dare Thomas. has filed a petition in
bankruptcy. intimation her bills at
$5.200. She schedules no asseta. '
AN llIPOllTAN’l' QUESTION.
If your friends or neighbors are anf~
faring from coughs. colds. sore throat.
or any throat or lung disease (Includ-
ing consumption). ask them If they
have ever used Otto's Care. This fair
ous German remedy is having a largel
sale here and is performing some wol-
derfnl cures of throat and lung dissa-
sea. No matter what other medicines
have failed to do. ta: Otto's Cora.
saloons-own:
gallery. Westmiaeter, Ia dead. He was
born In I'll.
Q. r?! “I g’g
. ' . w' .
l ‘ 2 .“
w .
. . ‘ . ‘l’i: ”Bx
is valued at 01,500.00. annually.
VI?"
.si
:‘1 (up:
' 1
Lara! lines the and hold by all
m .
and you will hive rants tor can»
ma.
neighbors. if they come to sis roll. will
have a better Whey ‘
it beats among saw and
rounding You'll take pride. tour in
blowing that around your house. Why
'aotmakslashoussamveadst-
.tracttve as audible?
edit-would list it rests with WI 10
. make it so. The coutag‘iwlatsv even-
ings will be long. ranks than cheerful
with our pretty Wall Coverings. We
have many appropriate designs. well
worth a call to see.
'to select your Wall Paper here. Our
prices are reasonable:
GORHAM,
0 members of the old and the new
Clifford L. Taylor. F. B. Ifrofatt. John '
STOVES ,
Ann RANGES
Stoves Psi Up and Repaired.
’deer rslafft'ad’. friends. or
a"
I'M"
Ufl- n"
You've new,»
It will profit you
s
EB.
“10 First Avenue.
East Norwalk.
Telephone Call.13$-2.
stow Juan
amonnmlnin.
AT rock-horror PRICES.
CHAS. 1. BLACK,
:70 Wallisgisa Strut Fridge
South Romain.
Mlgh
Interest
You
To know that our
line of Suits and
”Vercoats are
moulded “Just So, "
N o stinting of cloth,
no atinginess of
trimming and lin-
ish. But if words
alone could con-
vince you. we
wouldn’t step here.
Suit at
$6.7 5
Neat Stripe.
Good Wearer.
Overcoats
$1M
Blue and Black.
l(trays.
i VesteeSults,
Children's } H1333;
i TOD Costa.
1” 3 great variety of
colors and prices.
Open Every Evening
until 9 o’clock.
I. Build in,
Clothiers, Tailors.
Hatters and
Furnishers.
85 Washington Street.
South Norwalk.
m
P. D. STANNIRD.
(m 10 J. D. alumina.)
Fulfil Dilitllltlillllllllf
list-street. Iorwalmcoaa.
1‘01"“! Call, 11-3.
2:5. jifi
mm
II.
”00.. ms.
““ AND SUllllOUh
‘ Pancake Floti?
, “Mdk’efi Cakes
Makes Friends
2 Sizes Packages 2 lbs 4 lbs ‘
ALI. (ROGERS
HIGHLAND Baum...
Known DRAM!!! All! m1 DNIDI. *
HIGHLAND BAVAIDAR. HIGHLAND mum
HIGHLAND lull! EXTRACT, HIGHLAND unless All.
and llalt with iron. Dans! Ala and
PDT UP ”Plush! FOR FAMILY "II,
as carefully as a physician' a prescription.
Till Hm IALT 'rorucs “DI.
They build nptbsweak.sndarennaurpassedlnaaymn
Wflsslsoasrarnlshsd at rednesdprion.
DELIVERED FREE TO PKMIIJIQ
ISAAC G. ”MILTON. Sole fluent.
23 NORTH IAIN mm. NDRWALK rim-n.
Tel. Call. ll-l. loath Narwalk. Telephone call. 140-5.
TH. HIGHLAND. Winnim .'
IIDHLAND 01‘ Till mil. DEANS atrium film
The Hatch & Bailey co.
lemma-names. manages-unis. '
Bomber. Bimbo and sum...
Planning and Steam Sowing; ‘
MAORI” 0! AND DW 1!
lion, lull. Blinds. Ilium! Illicit. Clings, Ila,
Plain. Cathednl and Other Glasses.
.HIATHIN. 'APIIC.
So. Norwalk.
Mill and Oillce foot of Marshall at"
"v.
ELEVATOR.
"We never make excuses for charging high prices."
because it is not necessary. We sell the choicest grain
and feed at the lowest price. Why buy Hay. Straw,
Elevated Grain
Grain and Feed from second hands?
is always clean.
Raymond Bros.
RAILROAD ELEVATOR.
It Pays to Get the Best.
It is a well known fact that the beat of workmanship
and style in
Sign and Wagon Painting
Can be found at
TILLY’S Sign and Carriage Works.
I, stash saaslstsaf Int-alas: Basis
only. bath lablgk sad fmbavalag,
Insists- aad Judo, In,“ In
sadPss.
WWWIDOMHD
psqasatlanofsllcnaibslnssdsflvuy,udla-
mum-sewn... ,
“JOHN II. FERRIS.
lawman-a.
THE EVENING SENTINEL
IS THE BEST ADVERTISI\G
MEDIUM IN NORWAI.K
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