Evening sentinel, Friday, December 15, 1899 · page 7

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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til mam

Awe: permanently ,

, was. consider.
the tidbits-that was
tater mg‘f'lll amount

 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

eveni until Xmas.
w‘lfl ll [TO DO YOUR
5 “an”! IROPEING IN.

. ' time and will so quick.
better get ed today and get
- h with;sn ‘eavpr'the crowding
bound to come‘the lest iew days.

, he suggestions forgiitrgiving are
‘1‘ Inent in all sections of the store.

isom‘ Heine to Cali-

anietter to the
as ’yesterday from
. the children's hearts
mim'thmgh sham we
I" older folks. '

 

 

big purchase of 250 Jackets made
,; ‘ re the mild weather and'the
niactureIwahted money. Harry
‘ ream Worth $10.00 and 012.50.

9 My “00. - .

IIANDKIRCHIEF DISPLAY.
The selling I)! heidherchleis is ex-
' the way it goes on here, but we
a thousands oi dozens to sell and
' "got to keep up to the excitement
sill them beiore Xmas day. "

» the each—Women's colored border

MFR: each—Women's white hem-
mw handkerchief

arse j was“
W hen herchisis.

«Ml: aloha-video's silk initial Japan-
7 f: lllldhmhiei‘a.
. M .106- each-ruen's and women's
' . ,hemetitiched and fancy handker-

M13396 each—Women's swisa em-

dered. women's all linen. women's
Willard“ handherchiefs.

1t 1839c each—Men's white all linen
_ . handkerchieis. ‘
M1136: mil—Men's colored border
' erehlets.
At 19 and 26c each—Women's fancy
owl. and embroidemd handkerchleis.
Mafia and IW-six in a box-—
Embroidered handherchiefa, for women

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

a.
white and colored

 

kinds are coming

xvery‘day thegood
, A'l'lOcAPOUND

8c pound.

m all kildl. the
.O“. 0W“!!! kinda. 43c

‘ thousands oi mile!

~ Sylvester. pastor at the Second Prev ‘

. and in live days he was riding a horse.

:oitheou

‘ tent is «sent, using Mr. Hotchkise as

 
 

 

tent and healer were separated by
lir. Van Doren was seen at the home

of I, ll. Realities. manager in New
York.) at the Hammondsbest have”.
and who. is probably the heeler's .werm-
est adherent inthorwelk. Hr. .Ven
Doteuuysdistenoeis nohartoh

 
 
 

treatment. In this connectionahe told
oi or cure, he says. he affected a few
years ago in the case of the Rev. J. W.

byterlau Church. at Albany. is search
of health. he went to the mountains at
Colorado, flit continued to tail until
he could scarcely be moved. its lrnew
Mr. Van Dunn and that be practiced
metaphysics. He telegraphed him ask-
ing it he would not try and do some-
thing (or him.

"I rpcsivedhla telegram in Sarato«
ga." etid Mr. Van Doren. “i realised
that the case was desperate. i gave
up‘everything else. shut myself up in
a mom and gave him my entire atten-
tion. . looncentrated my mind on his
submerged or subconscious mentality.

 
 
 
 

Today he isperieetly well." Mr. Van
Doren has a letter irom Hr. Sylvester
in Which hs testifies to the genuineness
re. . .‘ .
11:.th Dot-en illustrated hie method

1'th

t,

" .. * Mufflers.

Prime let the Ashlei- 90 Washington St. So. Norwalk.

7 ‘ he mechanisms»-
,1“. ed and the-Limitllgdgeihti your
Cidthing was sold y _ at,;sn,gd.y§uce;o‘h
the wholesale price only slcgitimate

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

profit itrcngthcns“‘your‘contenhy .
Thisyearthe trade dc , ndi‘a’mm better
classrof goods thani‘ior thepast ; " .ycars.

and nscqucntly our stock is coir " pond-r
lh’gly'bcttcr.‘ ‘We‘aim'to give 4 just
what you want. ’

ockwear .

. i The Imperial is very popular. both thé
lined ahd'unlined. The Pull is a hand?-
.soi‘_tlé tie‘ior evening wear. while it you
desire the same effect in a tie you tie
for yourself. the Ascot is younchoice. ‘

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

 
 
 
 
 
 

It makes no difference how heavy a collar
a coat" has. it seems to be the tendency oi
the Cold air to get in around the neck. and "

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

makes it hard to keep warm. Shut oil
the draft with a Muffler. We have some
verv‘finc and pretty designs. You will

want one if you see them. and when you
see the prices you will buy.

it FRANCIS ti. 'CO.

 

 

 

of preliminary trektment when the pet.
a "sub t."' The idea. he said. is to
get the out into a condition oi com
plete rs nation, both bodily and men-
tally. Going behind his chair, he held
his handson Hr. Hotchlriss' forehead
and began drawing them back toward
the ears after the manner oi a masseur
Then be pressed on the cords at thr
hpelt of the neck, and dually section
b lf before Mr. Hotehlrisa. he greep~
ed is-wrists. each with a hand. and
h them tightly for perhaps a min
ate. with eyes tightly closed.

Dr. J. 0. Gregory. of Norwalk. de-
clsred'yesterday. that he had not be-
comes pupil of Mr. Van boron and
had no intention of making mind cure
a part of his profession. '

RAILROAD six “CONNECTICUT

am. Board at Equitation Finishes n.
wus- 01.13.04! is norm.

The State Board of En, tion has
completed the worlt of g the re
turns of the steam and railroads
in the estate for tan d the col-
lection oi the tax on, all III!
roads having been of the am-
ounts due. The amount oi tax
is paid by the Co uted road, which
will this your pay Into the state treas-
ury. $745,691.06. The smallest amount
of tart paid by a steam road is 8250. by
the Colchester Railway Company. the
stock oi which has no value. but it is
taxed under the law on its debt. :25.-
000.
The largest amount of tax paid by
any trolley road is by the Fair Haven
and Westvllle road. which pays 836,-
728.73. the stock being valued by the
Board of Equalization at $25 a share

The next highest trolley taxpa s

the Hartford Street Railway C

830,296.47. the stock being v at
ree

0125 a share. The Stamio St t
Railroad pays 82,072.“; the Connecti-
cut Lighting and Power Company. Nor—
walh district. 82.120. and the Norway:
Tramway. 88178.25. The smallest am-
ount oi tax is paid by the Ncwington
Tramway Company. which has an ex-
istence practically in name only. sign.
cents. It costs the state .two cents
postage to notify the road oi the am.
ount oi tax. Treasurer Howe remitted
the tax by check which bore a two-cent

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

The New St

We Bring You
Tidings
of Great Jon!

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

Flannelette
Night Robes °=~ -:. s-

9

O
45 and 47 West Washington S‘tlcet.

 

We Give You
the Choicest and
Best of Merchandise I

Getting Ready
Christmas! ,‘

 

 

 

Fur Scarfs and
Collareltes ~:- '1'. -:.

Ladies’ Robes. In Electric Seal. Opos-

50,0. 750. 850’ 31-00' sum. Stone Martin and

Gen“ R°b°3- Russian Sable. All line
at 50 cts.

selected furs.

 

revenue stamp. The receipt oi'the am-
ount was acklowiedged by the state at
an expense of two cents for a postage
stamp. besides the stationery and time
of the clerk. The government was the
richer by at least eight cents by the
payment of this tax oi eight cents to
the state. .
The amount oi tax from the steam
['de it $075,143.48. and the trolley
roads. $158,200.93. the total of 31.133.-
344.01. contributed to the state tree-
sury. Last year the amount was:
Steam. $965,502.42; trolley. $188,502.78.
Total. 01.104.006.10. The totoal amount
this year shows an increase of 320;
838.71.

. —-7"“

CHICAGO TO HAVE“ AN ALBER-
MANIC CLUB.

Chicago. December 15—Forty mem-
bers of the City Council. with Hayor
Harrison as one of their guests. sat
down to a banquet at the Grand Pacific
Hotel last evening. When the eating
. was done they took the necessary steps
to organise an “atomic Club.”
which is to meet at dinner once a
month and over the cigars and wine
discuss whatever subjects at munici-
pal interest which are uppermost.

CLOCK. BHOQ BURNED OUT.
Bristol.» Conn. December lS-The
case manufacturing building at the E.
N. Weleh Heauiacturing Cornpany.
clock manufacturers at Porestville.

 

 

was totally destroyed by fire last
night. causing a loss oi 8136.000: in-
surance about 0100.000. The building
destroyed was of wood and brick. 815

dead
result
more

teat 1008. 43100th
high. The It! will

 

 

 

 

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Gloves -:4 -:- -:- ~:- r. e

E. K. BANKS,

Mahackemo Hotel Block. South Norwaik.

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f Wan”:

 

Ladies’ silk lined Mo- White Aprons 'i- 'I- '1-
cira Gloves. in the most
desirable colors. 81.0).
Gents’ and. Boys’ Chin-
chilla Gloves at 25 cts.

terns to select from,
25 to 50 eta.

 

 

BRAZILIAN BALM '

will drive away that frog in your throat and that cold in

your headtyetl, it will even do your
infla-ned eyes good.

 

‘ “in. =:

i_ f!“ our costume the benedt

i. reputation of selling .dns goods is this
line at reasonable prices. ‘ .

._ " We have also added to our stock ’e
' fine it
mill

" fol and sensible presents.

. 1N0. WANOND BETTING. ENGRAV-

’“ his pocket-hook too hard.

‘ 20 lbs. Granulated Sugar .......... $1.00

. 5 lb. plrg. Street‘s Hominy ......... 12

Beet‘eet Corn ............... he can

Over one hundred pat: .

P ‘vl’

r 2w.» saw 'psrshteel'ar sea
ameliorate“ aspire large snowmob-
mew“ of the ewe .Isesim-d
‘ with . greater tndueemeaih

Mere thee. ever before. ‘ "r , 1‘
’ .Oare'iarge atoeh of DIAMOND! mas
beefit‘ are the recent advance in
owing to the war iia (carries.
whim MINI! diamond credence sesa-
m at the world and wit an eaalrolga it;

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ereeight. We pride ourselves on our

oi Ladies' and Gent's SILK
S which have become very
popular as Holiday Gifts and are use-

‘ Hr. Charles H. Dilwortb will give
his atttutiou to due watch ltllPA‘lR-

iNO and guarantee sauaiwtion.

”Will”.
.LE GRIND IIOISDII.

at. Will] st:-

i V es .

The quickest way to a man's heart is
through his stomach. Keep Hubby
tilled with wholesome loud and your

lite will be a bright and happy one.
But, at course. you don't want to pinch

Nerwd’llr.

 

Elgln Creamery Butter ...... 24c per lb

8 lbs. Buckwheat ........ . ......... 25c
Prepared Buckwheat. 3 lb. pkg ...... 9c
Grandma's Pancake Flour ....... 8c pkg

fl

4 cans Solid Meat Tomatoes ........ 25c

GOODS DELIVERED PROMPT LY.

A. STULL. .

24 Cottage avenue, - - East Norwalir

Paper those """""

 

Rooms Now in

and you will have cause for Christ-
mas. Your relatives. friends. or
neighbors. if they come to see you, will
have a better time~they‘li ieel right
at home among new and pleasant sur-
roundings. \‘ou'll take pride, too. in
showing them around your house. Why
not make the home as pleasant and at-
tractive as possible? You've anticipat-
ed it would be; it rests with you to
metre It so. The coming winter even-
ings will be long. make them cheeriul
with our pretty Wall Coverings. We
have by appropriate signs. well
worth a call to see. It i proilt you
to select your Wall Paper here. Our

prices are reachable. . \
E. E.

GORHAM,

10 First Avenue.
East ' Norwallr.

Telephone Call. 136-2.

1’ Want

My room painted or papered in a
hurry.
This everybody is crying now.
Jobs of this kind cannot rush so
:iast but that I can hedle them to
ererybody‘s satisfaction. prices and
a l.

JUNIUS BROWN,

PRINTER.

tsunami street. South Norwallr.

 

 

 

Weather llot Severe Enough

to sell a large stock of

STOVES

we- have on hand.
Consequently we have REDUCED THE
PRICE GREATLY.

cuss. Emacs.

170 Washington Street Bridge,
South Norwailr.

 

 

 

is attains calms-reuse

Will it be to every home. wherein the
family welfare has been looked after
and protection secured ior every mem-
ber. There'll be no worry-nothing to
mar their pleasure. They'll enjoy
"that peace of mind" which TRUE
PROTECTION .such as we oler gives
THE CONN. OBN'L LIFE INS. 00..
United Bank Building.

South Norwslh. Connecticut.
Frank L'Hommedieu. General Agt.

" 0
Irish
Erasmus 11‘s.;

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Hay. Straw,0nts and "
‘ wired thg very best mode can be bought at
Elevator fora very much less price I” ,

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...Superlative Flo . r... ,

FAMOUS FOR V
BOTH BISCUITS AND CAKE.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

roost Wonders Why You Don’t Use

Your G ,
I ' .. More of It. Ask Him.

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THE stsr nan BEVERAGES
HIGHLAND BRANDS:

HIGHLAND BRANDS ARE STRICTLY UNION.

#741 i
HIGHLAND‘BAVARIAN. HIGHLAND PILSNER, ”" l ,
HIGHLAND MALT EXTRACT. HIGHLAND CREAM ALI}. ‘ .. ,
and Malt with iron. Stock Ale and Porter.

Pll’l‘ UP EXPRESSLY FOR FAMILY USE. r .
as carefully as a physician's prescription. . 'l f
THE PUREST MALT TONICS MADE.

They build up the weak and are unsurpassed in any particular. I "3"
Hotels and saloons furnished at reduced prices.

nlnrv'usln sun: 'ro sanctum "J
ISAAC G. HIMILTON. Sole Racist,

23 NORTH MAIN STREET. NORWALK HOTEL, “‘

Tel. Cull. 136-2. South Norwallr. Telephone call. 149-5, Nor-wand
. THE HIGHLAND. Winnipauk.

MEANS HIGHEST STANDARD.

 

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HIGHLAND ON THE LABEL

The Hatch 8i Bailey 00. ’

Edward F'. Bailey. Pres. Stephen S. Hatch, See. and Trees.

Dumber. Dunbar and Shittghs.
Planing and Ste Sawing.

IAN UFAL'I'URRRG OF DEAL-Em In

Doors, lull, Blinds. lludrood Intuit, Casings lite. 1

Plain. Cathedral and Other Glasses.
anaarmuo papal-e.
So. Nor-walk.

It Pays to theBest.

It is a well known fact that the best of workmanship

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and Wagon Painting _ ‘

Can be found at

n ad Barragei Works.

! COAL !
HavingparahaasdelsrgssupplyofCoai
previoustothereoent advanceinprioeflam

nowlnewsitiontogivsmyoutomsnthe
hehefit or the same.
Iy steak consists of lrst-elass Beale
, only. both Lehlgh and Fre'eberalng,
liesletes and hide. Egg. Steve, lat
sad Pee. ‘
Special attention given the screening and

preparatio' nofeil anibstorsdeltvcynudde-
liversdbycarsinlr andexperisnoedmen.

loan H. FERRIS.

its Washingttgs Street.

 

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The Home Paper.

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