Evening sentinel, Wednesday, December 13, 1899 · page 7

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

to boy Home-made
Pair. No. 1 Got-
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last week to fill
its seereteryship oi ltev.

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

. . ‘ luv. Henry S Roberts,
‘ Ill: at West Hart-
W and will begin work at once.

 

fromGoorgla recently.

mafia.- put his hand into the
‘ . The snake hit him on the in-
iln‘diir of the left hand. and be
rushed listle- and coatlese to Belle-
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Ioi homes will be made
Ithis Xmas by the gift giv-
ecan do much to help you
Isuccese from the start-—
Ig here for everybody.
I ‘ Every ”’13. wee: we advisei carry
'FW crowegetoutnthe
and to all that can. we say
' acids the torenoon. Como anyway
«the e II large.
Noah’s Ark is full to overflowins
4 with Christmas things. you'll find pre-
" ~ seats (sure to please them all.
We couid tell you a story about
. . handkerchiefe every day and then not
halimil all we have to say.

 

 

nanomciuars FOR cums‘russ
r“ ' 'rris msrunr iS A GRAND one:

An Improvement In the giving of
handherchieie this Xmas Is buying four
and six in a fancy box. making an easy
way to people sending out of town.

. Boxes of handkerchiefs for children,
‘ .. Price lilo per box
. Doses of Swiss embroidered hand-
kerchiefs for ladies. Price 60 and 75c a
box.

Some special values in the real Dutch
III lace hendkerchiefs.

. " Very. pretty Val. lace cornered hand-
i ' karchieis. Price $100.

. (50) My plaid soft silk mufflers. Im-

goods. Very desirable for Ia-

diee' war and always sold at 81:50.

W ”°°
iseenoe lace ties. Some very

handsome designs. Prices $1.50 to :5.

Windsor ties. Prices 25c

d ribbons for bows and ties, No.
i 50 width. Price 25¢ a yard.

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”Fun." ‘s
Auschscerforamuil.afurset.

There's no better gift to your lady
irlend. Every kind of a for represent.

ed.
Forests for children.

i ' —-————_

”My handles and natural and
glances. in gloria and Ill silk. A

present to any of the family.
Prices from the to 810.00

 
 
 

5.‘ you with your purchase.

 

fines:
" we
‘ green. brown. navy and black. korIey.

noon.
“MAIN.

”aromas-ale.

 

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w meetiu oi the euca-
litteof'oi the Connecticut BI-

“it. Gilbert on account of ad-
orrlngton, was elected

Boswell. an actor. husband of
the neat Norwelk snake-
, brought a copperheed snake

and 60c

(in! and consult us. We will help reported

purchased from a mean-
shoot me high class Jackets in

d the. lined with very due strip-
teletI; some at them have been
his to sell for Oil. your choice 86;

 

Malachi?“

New York . Minor. 3— "You
weren't up this way the other night
when they captured Mamie hislendoi"
said the conductor of the Brie train

‘ which reaches Jersey City at midnight

to a Sun reporter user Ramsey's last
night, "They all got on my train at.
Paterson. two girls and two men. when
the girls had picked up at Peterson.
The party had been traveling back and
forth all day between Peterson and
Newark and the men had been buying
drinks.
was making and at Peterson the men
said: "Let's make one more trip to
Newark. and they bundled the girls on
heard my train. which was going the
were “-1
"Between stations they were quiet
enough butwhen wcwhiatled for a stop
the men would begin to sing end hold
their hats up for one of the girls to
kick. That was In order to keep the
girls from noticing the stations
"Finally one of the men took me
aside and said that he was Detective
lieCalsrty. and showed me his badge.
He told me whet his lay was and asked
metotell bimlnatassooneewegot
over the line into New York state.
Finally we came to Suiiern and lie-
Caiferty said to me. 'Thenk God. we
are In New York It last.’ Then he turn-
ed to the girls and said. 'We' re on the
wrong train. Let's get oil' No soon-
er did they reach the platform than he
touched Mamie on the shoulder and
The touch

'We're in

said: 'I waht you. hismie.’
sobered her in a second.

“ 'Not much.’ said Mamie.
Newark.’

“ 'Oh, no.’ said ilcCaIIerty. 'we're In
Suilern, New York state.’

"She looked at him a minute and
then lumped hack and grabbing at her
hat, drew a long hat pin. He slapped
It out of her hand quick as I ilash and
then he and the other men bundled into
a hack and didn't Ihe screech and yell.
Those fellows played a cute game."

SUIT TO NEWER LAND.

Kansas City. Mo.. December lib—The
utter extinction of freight and passen-
ger traflic on the Missouri river is the
underlying cause for a lawsuit tiled in
Kansas City. Kan. Involving 300 acres
of land. valued fully at I million dol-
lars. In 1859 the township company
that projected the original town oi
Wyandotte. which has since been mer-
ged Into Kansas City. Kas., donated
the land in question for public levee.
With the decline of st hosting the
city began to graduall Ive the land
over to the incoming railroads and oth-
er purposes. Sult was filed yesterddy
by the original donor's heirs. who
to recover the land. claiming the It
has been diverted from the purposes
for which It was given to the city.

SIGNS OF AN OPEN WINTER.

There were brought into Winstcd on
Thursday a lot of red fox. gray fox.
min and niuskrat pelts. If there is
anything in the fact that the fur oi
the animals thus far brought in Is not
as thick as It usually is at this season
of the year. then an open winter is
pretty sure for the winter of 1899
and 1900. An old weather sharp says
It's a sure sign and although there may
still be three months of winter. still
the pleasant weather thus Isr may hold
out for some time yet. and. the luck or
extreme cold and snows and Ice may
account for the fact that fur hearth!
animals are all wearing their light fall
overcoats. the some as the two legged
animals.

POLICEMAN FELL INTO THE CEL-
LAR.

Hartford. December lav-Policeman
James F. Havens was badly Iniured at
a fierce blue in the saloon of Michael
Clifford In Windsor street. He had
been sent to the place to prevent thiev-
Ing As he stepped inside the door the
flooring gave way and he was precip—
Itated Into the cellar, a distance of
eight feet. In his descent his head
come In contact with the jagged edges
of the flooring and inflicted an ugly
gash in his head. The cellar was filled
with about two feet of water. and It
was with diillculty that the policeman
waI extricated from his perilous posi-
tion. Ropes were thrown'to him and
he was pulled to the door above.

gnu—-

SPECIAL SESSION OF MICHIGAN

. LEGISLATURE.

Detroit. Mich. “December Iii—it is
that Governor Plugree will
call a special session of the Legisla-
ture. Those who are close to the gov-
ernor declare that one of the objects
sought is to provide for the calling oi
a constitutional convention to amend
the old state constitution. Among other
things, It Is believed an amendment to
the constitution to permit municipal
ownership of street railroads is In con-
templatioa.

DEAD IN HIS STORE. '

Hartford. Mather ls—Itephcn D.
Crane. proprietor at a cigar store in
Pearl street. who has been missing for
several days. was found dead In the
store. His family thought he had gone
hunting. and in order to satisfy them-
selves they went to the store and found
it locked. The door was broken in and
the missing man lay dead in the middle
of them. lieertdisaaseishelieved
to have been the canes eidsath.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Described as a may,” by that

This was the last trip that l ,

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In secures

Mufflers.

and, the assurance of a... properly:
attired. and tilt kmadedxe that your .
Ciothingwas sold. you at an advance on
the whOlesaie price of only i it imatc'
profit strenxiltens your content ,7
car the trade demands a much beiieri
y of goods than ior the past W0 years. l m
a consequently our stock' is correspond-
ingly better. We aim to give you jusi
What you want. ..

 
 

The Imperial is very popular. both the
lined and unlined. , ‘
some tie for evening wear. while it you j
desire the same effect in a tie you lie
for yourself. the Ascot is your choice.

We desire you very much to inspect our 25
cent Four-ln-Hand Ties. They are ex-
ceptionally good for the money.

so

The Phil is a hand- "f

It makes no difl’erence how heavy a collar “
a coat has. it seems to be the tendency of
the cold air to get‘in around the neck. and
makes it hard to keep warm.
the draft with a Muffler.
very fine and pretty designs. You will
want one if you see dim. and when you
see the prices you will buy.

Shut off
We have some

FRANCIS di CO.

Prim” the MM 98 Washington Si. 50. Norwalk. .

 

 

 

 

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We Bring You
Tidings
of Great Jon!

Flannelette

Night RObes '3 -:. -:- ':-

The New Store,

45 and 47 West Washington Street.

 

We Give You
the Choicest and
Best of Merchandise!

 

Getting Ready
Christmas.

Our store is. brim full of good things
suitable for gifts for the coming Holidaus.

 

 

Fur Scarfs and
Collarettes " "-

Ladies' Robes. In Electric Seal, Opos-

' 59,91 750, 850‘ ‘l'w‘ sum, Stone Martin and

Gents Robes. Russian Sable. All fine
at 50 etc.

selected furs.

 

Gloves '1' '9 '9 'i- 'i- *-
Ladies’ silk lined Mo-

cha Gloves. in the most
desirable colors, 31.00.

Gents' and Boys’ Chin-
chilla Gloves at 25 etc.

E. K.

Maliackemo Hotel Block, South Norwaik.

 

White Aprons -:- -:. -:.

Over one hundred pat-
. terns to select from,
25 to 60 cts.

 

 

BANKS.

 

 

BRAZILIAN BALM

will drive away that frog in your throat and that cold in
your head; yes, it will even do your
inflamed eyes good.

in at. 3., a ll. PIAISIED sad i. a. sixrta. Ilreggiets.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

Wehavcelsoeddodtoourstocke
. alias of Ladise' and Gent's SILK

popular as Holiday Gifts and are use-
ful and sensible presents.

Mr. Charles H. DIIworth will give
his attention to line watch REPAIR-
ING. DIAMOND SETTING. INGRAV-

LK Gllllll llcliill.

Wives !
. . .

The quickest way to a man's heart is
through his stomach. Keep ‘Hubby
filled with wholesome food and your
life will be a bright and happy one.
But. of course, you don't want to pinch

his pocket~book too hard.
Elgin Creamery Butter ...... 24c per lb

20 lbs. Granulatdd Sugar .......... $1.00
8 lbs. Buckwheat .................. 25c
Prepared Buckwheat. 3 lb. pkg ...... 9c
Grandma's Pancake Flour ....... 8c pkg
ii lb. pkg. Street's Hominy ......... 12c
4 cans Solid Meat Tomatoes ........ 25c

Best Sweet Cornuiujxuuynulic can

GOODS DELIVERED PRO

A. STU L.

:4 Cottage avenue, - - East Norwalk

PTLY.

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Paper those
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en‘d you will We cause for Christ-
mas. Your relatives. friends. or
neighbors, If they come to see you. will
have a better time—they'll feel right
at home e'nong new and pleasant sur-
roundings. You'll take pride, trio. in
showing them around your house. Why
not make the home as pleasant End at~
tractive as possible? You've anticipat—
ed It would be; it rests with-you to
make It so. The coming winter even-
lngI will be long. make them cheerful
with our pretty Wall Coverings. We
have many appropriate designs. well
worth a call to see. It will profit you
to select yol‘ Wall Paper here. Our
‘prices are reasonable.

E. E.
consign,

10 ., irst Avenue.
rift N orwaik.

Telephone Call. 135-2.

 

 

 

I Want

My room painted or papcred in a
hurry.
This everybody is crying now.
Jobs of this kind cannot rush so
Inst but that I can hadle them to
everybody' a satisfaction. prices and

JURIUS BROWN,

PRINTER.

8 Haviland street. South Norwaik.

STOVES
AND RANGES

 

 

NEW IND

SlCONDJlINB.

A'l‘ ROCK-Em I PRICES.
Stores Pet II ii Repaired.

C BLACK,
in Street Bridge

Douala Norse-1k.

I HENRY CHRISTI“

Will It be to every home. wherein the
family welfare has been looked after
and protection secured for every mem-
ber. There’li he no worry—nothing to
' mar their pleasure. They'll enjoy

"that peace of mind" which TRUE
PROTECTION such as we oiler gives.
TIIE CONN. CSN‘L LIPS INS. 00..
United Bank Building.
South Norwalk. Con
Prank L'Holimedieu. moral let.

 

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FAMOUS FOR
BOTH BISCUITS

More of It.

THE EEST MA__|.__T BEVERA

HIGHLAND BRIE NBS:

HIGHLAND .BRANDS ARE STRICTLY UNION.

HIGHLAND BAVARIAN.
HIGHLAND MALT EXTRACT.
and Melt with Iron.
PUT UP EXPRESSLY FOR FAMILY USE.

as carefully as a physician' I prescription.
THE PUBEST MALT TONICS MADE.

1HIGHLAND ON THE LABEL MEANS HIGHEST STANDARD.

The Hatch & Bailey Co.

Edward F. Bailey, Pres.

Smaller. Dunbar and Shingles.

Planing and Steam Sawing.

 

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HIGHLAND PILSNER.
HIGHLAND CREAM ALE.
Stock Ale and Pork

They boil the weak and are unsurpassed in any partlcskt.
loons furnished at reduced prices. _
B FREETOFMI“ . .‘ .

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ISAAC G. MILTON. Sole Eyelet.

23 some mm eraser. xoawanir norm

Tel. Call.- 136- 2. South Norwallt. Telephone call. 149-5. ‘
THE HIGHLAND. Winnlpauk.

Stephen S. Hutch. See and M

 

”NAHUM 0' AND mums n

Doors. Still. llllliill. Illidlood Itiliili. Cliilitl. lit.
Plain. Cathedral and Other Glasses.

.HIA‘I’HIN. PAPERS.

Mill and Oiiice foot of Marshall sh.

Sag—— Norwalk.

 

 

ELEVATOR

"We never make excuses for charging high prices." .
because it is not necessary. We sell the choicest unity
and feed at the lowest price.
Grain and Feed from second hands ?

Why buy Hay, Sirew.‘

Raymond Bros.

RAILROAD ELEVATOR.

It Pays to Get the Best.

It is a well known fact that the best of workmanship

 

and style in

Sign and Wagon'Paintiug

Can be found at

TILLY’S Sign and Carriage Works.

GOAL

.3 COAL!

vingpurchasedelergssupplyofuial

psavioustothsreoent advenoeinprieeJm'
uowinepositloutoglvemycutmn-Itho
benefitoitheeavne.

lystook consists of lrst-slass Goals

eely. both Lohlgh asd lrsohareleg,
lesbian and Jeddo. Egg. Stars, III
and Fee.

Special attention given them and
ofall coal modem-y. andds-
"used by careful and experienced-ell.

“JOHN H. FERRIS.

in WM“

 

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The comIort of home assured. Warm house, ‘ 1‘
wife and children to greet you at night;
nocook with meals on time, all because you order ‘

Raymond

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Elevated Grain