notes: Rain hoe occurred
. . ‘ elitist
.50! till} diod-
underwear and Glows. go to M.
Ifli Me'm‘ we:-
hire. George R. OroIIley. ofL Netty
ork. lI I guest 6 bliss Clara Maples
at linle I treat. 5. '
‘16“ ‘1'
31-.)
a. of my. roof»
lss Clara Vanllor-
. ~ToousI.tooees.thues. 0'ilrien.
., him. John Gaitly. at New York: is
«telling her ‘ai’sterg'llrs. Edward Shee-
. III“ of good. Helped...
v._.s s Sewnrdmtliew ork; will
616' at the! ‘C'ent‘l‘al foluh.‘ inorrow
”it!" non. upon "Heaven; Where is
..,
. ‘h-Tbe Patrician for ladies; 83. 50. 'at
F. D. Lyon & Co.’ a, 90 Washihgtou Bt'.
. ‘1"W-—-t-- i
' [at $10,111: (:rldllt.u oi mibug' form-
as u it. s s guest
itilss Margaret“ T‘afifbdhy, o‘t blon-
rosatreet.
MW ” ““3“...” km
. all are c s .oc
wi lhhe‘rttended or”t”lri:'”row afternbdn.
1: 30 o‘clock. from his into home in
y stliéet‘.” ""
rmFir‘le‘ selection IItIst an into ten
60'!“- Card Gordian. Blilltley & Wheeler.
‘ihlemfion *B‘fbth‘ere make an poi
d0apcemt. which tells you how. in n
d” ., Mwey. you can make Xmas
gooey , ‘ 2.. .5 f.
maids“. VW
,5." planes (mistook Brothers to have
maneaamine their line or clothing.
353166 nomination adds appreu‘.
6135010 well”
”Mire M. C. Reynolds. of Boston. will
speak in the Norwallt Baptist Church.
Monday evening. December 10. in the
la'tcrdsts of home missions.
WWII Crownlhae equaladew.
lmperiat . . ,good' all thropgh.
Deputy Sheriff John W. Sculley went
to Branchvllle today. to sell by public
auction. the llummell quarry which he
recently placed under attachment.
M .1 ‘- , Mo
.Deputy'Sherlif Smiley this morning
: is It Justin K.
.. _. minryigal‘l‘m 66qu of WI ton.
who svtll serve In the Superior Court in
inclines-I next week ,
. I........_._.... ..= -.;
4..
‘. Pyny-l‘ectorai Soothes Bore image
ht! makes tender throats well and strong.
Th6 with a in the case of the Shell-i
nah Clinician slot-sis against Talmudic
& Lyon. tor the purpose of determining
the boundaries of the Siouthport oyster
ground subpoenaed today by
Sberltt Miler . .3
-.~lury Kelly. {our years at age. died
yesterday. at Waterbury. from the of
feet? of burns receiveda while pm
nears
pimps l‘e burned to a rise.
.-
”‘..—-Ver choice Country Turkeys, ltc.
1b.”. at lyes'a .
rhisry Clover. “ditty. yearslnfi old
Ill emorr
‘g"& «of 633mm phrdcli
school. to the convent
t sy. Slater ClIver a name
:63 66.66. th Higgins.
‘W
” . ~8pecl Hot' silt. and Non. only. All
‘6! Our {le‘ata 63 billd 76¢ Undenicar
lilo ea. Dante’- sac wool halt hoes. loo
pr. 8.. Smith a go.
The Dayton Hb‘olt oils mm Com-
.of New Haven, has extended an
invitItion to the Norwnlk tire compan
tee to attend the new concert and
bell of the company. tidal wear Whip
nesday night it is probable at sev
erhi firemen from this place will at-
tend. .0
yot mu missile“ A. Bnlh- 361W
$336.... in Norton: Odin . II to
arrive in Southport. Monday afternoon.
at 4 o'clock Deceased was a. platter
of lira. John H. Perry. of Sduthport.
from whole residence the funeral is to
be laid on Westley-g
PAINT vodtnao spool! edit no.
Devoee 0W0 ‘Wa Paint“;
. divest
3:366?” lilcoloro.) “yam
t
hoait‘ii’ldbw ‘
”repaint! add
. meals. The. How
~80»!
. upward. Bulk
, it”;
rodeo “would. at ten
dot Idler allele mpg-our
“Will it VI ' dt‘ Taylor
mam Ma. ruff: home' from it via
c” ill
.2 m
or 't‘ at
hackemo Hotel, was who “ltd-mu
We, in drilmd- we. .. :-
wtm Wham to
hinder Mid in cold erase
id'tiitdri
l. (.4 ii?" “ofiwwcm‘
:‘BIo ion childrsa.1c and
0. ”mum
is the coolant tor second prize in all
$100: Grub” doorbell: will.” .Wit
.Ieven . e I I
«pay. ‘by 6” reptssv iv to "eddy-0v
.2 , ll . H i i l .
r1: .‘Tlm’othy ill. Foster and totally. .th
til: we ”percent:
3 I
town t‘ddsy obi“ tl‘tglr home to bury
Albetutiful wean Pl‘dho. ”alight
lyioeed. at halt price. at J. w. Stud
W0 'lH ’; ..
The prayer and praise meeting in'
the Epwor'th Parlor of the Nutrient
Methodist Church. domorrow morning.
at- 0:00 o‘clock. will he tell by- Richard
ehbit. All Who make an extra odort id
pt‘eitéh t iit‘ title early ‘mci-ning ser-
vice will had it an hour of prodtfi ‘
all, will wish .to hear Dr. Noble
the medical missionary who has seen
long” service in China He spealto In
til so to“ Nor lllk Congr dolls!
dilation tth e Idols: set-rice- mor
roman comedies! misichar’y Work air
Chine.'_' and at the Vesper Service at
6:30 on “The .Doxer' Movement and the
Future of China." N" “’
-Umlirelias. Mourning Bands. O Brien
The alps It the late sIa‘tn' J
Deckerffiife or Captain John Decker.
Sn. and the mother a! Mrs. A. A Allen.
hrsndt. of South Norwalk. who died in
New Yfllt.‘ ._wert
thought in atomic
pope and interred in Woodland cem-
etery. ‘
‘1’; ‘W.’ Wreu.'of the til-m of Meli‘aho’n
a Wren. and one of the owners oi
PleIsnrc ch. purchased one at the
hiostfvhlns e strips otwater hunt in
Bridgeport harbor. It is along the
causeway of ’the lower bridge. east of
Gregory‘ 9 boat-house. it is thought a
dock will be built there for the Pleas
ure Beach boot. . _
mi '0 & aw ‘
~Breakfast Bacon. 1855c.
"area's. .
A South Norwalk lady writes to The
Sentinel as follows: "There has been
the New York papers comments
blade on the politeness of conductor-r
on the trolley core. both in New Tory
city and abroad. 1 think. as a rule. out
conductors here are very geptiemanly
«me in rttcalsr: Badge tic. “l“
su‘c‘l. ache should have the trusts of
the traveling public for courtesy
shown to all."
—Dr. ll. 8 Itasca. oculist and aurlst
can be consulted in the parlors of the
Hahaohelho Hotel on- Tuesday and
Fridays; between the hours of l and '
a. rm" and dolly betwezn 9 out 13 at
cm 9 p. m at 51 Furl-id out
due. midtown. Eyes easinined and
diseases trea
lb. at
W l‘-.
Articles 5: incorporation of the Beck
Rye Beach ‘Hotel Company have been
filed. The: corporation is capitalised
with 550.000. The incorporators are
A. 0!. Beck. Dalston hinting and Free»
eta J. lewett The‘hdtei waa tor-merit
owned by the late W. D. Beck and at
ter his death was run by Robert albeit
it in understood that exten-
sive mprovements will he mode to the
“sort. . “ ‘
Tomorrow hernia: Dr tin-cater will
reach on the subject, “Conditone
Initiate a biodel Chat-oh."‘=
evenin sermon will be on the theme
611$] and ”till :mnamf'
hire. George omn- w e no
run. I) quar
”” of been in the “gag
aw plea’s‘anc tenth mw.d
that the entire membership of the
abound it!!!” Wadi. all“ renew
her the Thanksgiving offering. One
hundred members have already .129.
a .MA cordial invitation to em
tended to. all to attend both oervicesrf
WNW: .10
Idrl
J. T. PROWIT‘I'.
Feet! Illa one theta-dr- teteehe
Wk. wants- I now woos, J.
W
Good .‘Li
“Us , H 3 m“ {2” h
Roast Pork. ric. lb Plate Beef. 5c..6c. lb.
Native Turkeys. 15c. lb: Prime Rib Roast. izcg. r66. lb.
fiddstidg Chickens. ‘ 12/5ch. Porterhouse Steak.18c.. 30c. lb.
Legs Spring Lamb. 1254c.- lb. Sirloin Steak. ’ rile. lb.
Forequsrtcrs Lamb.
Small Jersey Fresh Harris. 130:“).
Fresh Shoulders, 1985:1164”. Escalgopsand Oysters. ‘ 30c. q't
” / ’4 i .p t i; d. :': . . ‘ .
‘ .l vaunted W eww- ”NW: all pit.
-‘ . vi 1‘ I”!
; é [v . . . "a,“ wt" “,5 ._ 1..
” 51 “a“ In 6 Kuwait.
dd ’55:? I£1.55; Welds n"*‘~?"‘e‘f*z*@hdli'i .
vip .C
”ion-lb. chfill.n¢hl Spnreriho, .Tripc.
”attic. W“ Why] not!
' ‘ i....«. “1-,“,
O .
. ”.113 P‘. l
7 .
. " “reel. Nelle Veal.
. . toilet-cans and slippIrs. the leathw
the fur nicna‘not the. big. but the
little makers. The big man with
ppm of capital can chord to
wait for a cold soap or another
they’ll bring. Here are some” new
furs that come just that way:
3W3 .scal. made with show! collar of
“Mildly m ‘
.and wide revere of real chinchilla.
.. Mono and. more of the,.Chruit~
mas things are coming romp
.9.wa (by: Now, it' s the would“!
er goods and slider novelties‘. .
._.“... .» ‘
war... weather is discouraging
m... Because the little mailer
cant he sells his goods at what
.Cluster scents of' chinchilla;
harétworthda— , 31-95-
Ciustenscarfs of sableopoSsnm,
worth $5—- $3.25.
28rdwn~iox boas. animal head
and large tail. worth $750585.
‘Miuk cluster-scarfs, 8 flufl'y
tails. .worth tip—— 87. so.
Sable- fox boas, double. slidped
two large tails. worth $15-
$12.
Marten ciuster-scarfs, Worth
$8.50.— ’6.
Red- fox animal boas.” w'Ortii
$7 5°— :35-
”Stone-marten opossum cluster-
scaris. worth 255—— $3
Beautiful Eton jackets of Near-
Hudsou Bay beaver. lined with
fine satin. worth $45—— 835.
Jacket oi PerSi‘an‘" lamb; fine
quality. Leipsic dye. storm collar
worth $200-—
3150.
Second tloor.
Women's fancy hosiery at. 19c
is unusually good value—would
be snapped up at 25c; ~Black, blue
purple. red. drop~stitched patterns
with small white polka dots.
[All 01816.1an
An extensive gathering of silk
novelties (sterling silver) at 25c.
.a‘ail dice
null brushes
tooth-brushes
letteropeaers
lnherasers
but!!!“
Mlnmmu
stamp molateners .
curlers ‘
6'36...
shoehorns
plotters
‘crem- jars
Three styles. Some articles are
glass. silver mounted.
Table in right aisle. ,ti'ont.’
Smoking-jackets and bath robes
for men.._ Ever hear of a man who
didn’t care for one ?
bio-faced goods with plaid backs.
Pretty and serviceable. $6 to $9:
Novelties in brocaded clotllat9$t1
Rich ”and silky
.Jackets of iady' s‘cloth in blue.
brown or black. edged with satin
and nicely made. $5.
Bath- robes of two sorts—cider-
donut end Turkish Latter are
made of cloth that looks like
uianititlhr toweiing' in Roman-stripe
.tdxpattcttu. 63.75. . 1’ .
. ,Napy pattcrns in striped rider-
doutust £5 . In plaiu,colors such
as red and gray. up to $8.
mot-lo. opal.
THE ROWLAND
”@WDWO
detest to soon even the beet trained
mill “JIM politeness
. Stamford. w 0 has a contract to con-
”road,o
- from James H. MacdonIld State High-
. be either tiplshed or discontinued on
, freezing”
wSmokirIgdackels, (house-coats) f
The . this seawnIrc nearly all of dou-
. I at the community
We of out dangerous
ya .lh hi
hey ”i ' iii ,
oaths "lit. lti ." with: c ex.
tion' of a few local chem rs. .
are worthless. to I.” the least. this“;
‘ doe oesp't exist solely
It” in other ill-cumi-
. e fencoi,"ns ‘ ”ti
5y lino?! is made or hard ‘cl
edi‘up‘ w extract of?‘ ginger.”
hill of tilt concoction m suf-
teddy-drinker do n the. st Iwil lh
twist in his waltz/dud hie‘ mo fullof P
grand opera sire.
The "stone ace" sells for ten c ntq.
I drink, and”. a is a v'Ildo‘ muffle
of profit in it I at price. lt‘ls in
ypho foals inolin to no
Ind has th mostly
with” 1ivhlch to” liuy the increment. lulu
lthepe” when“ improvent its manufac;
hire and sale.
The drink is a hard proposition for
the stomach to tackle. and those ad
:0ch to it are quite likely to dip tram
gastritis. inda‘m‘mhtion of the kidneys
or cirrhosis of the liver. The New aer-
say is Iature will be asked this win-
tor evlhe a law calculated to pre-
ysnthlemslca gt r tipplmz. and it. is
only a attention afew years before
the lawmakers of this state will be
called uponta do likewise
' I", ian
TIME LIMIT 0N ROADS.
Contractor Menard Blondel. M
struct one “send feet of “state?
66;, .Mcltniond it“! near the
Greenwich dine. has received notice
way Commissioner. that his work must
the 8th. The reason "gs given is that
“it is inp’bdplble to p perly finish any
road at thllt season of the year. The
ad thawin process makes‘ .:
impose to proper y 9finish a road. as
our roads are bonded with water and
screenings and there is no drying
property in the sun I this time of the
year. No amount 0 roller presIure
will deny our roads soaking water and
_a aroad that does not shed water is
not properly built."
JURY AT DANIURY.
The lollowing Jurors have been
drawn tor the term of court at Dan
bury. next week:
Belhel-wdphn 'c Keeicr. Charles 0
Lathrop
smogdoldeimel n Joyce, Harper
Vroman
. Dublin—Dwight E. Rogers. Oscill-
H. ”)1” ‘ er. '
New meld—Charles Hatch Silos
A. Vincent
Ridgetleld—Jl. J. Kellogg John P
mour-
Newtown—«Willlam J. Drew. William
E. Gilbert.
Sherman—Gilbert Green, Edward J
ilwnzdr‘lord. ‘
nodular—Nathan Perry David Wil-
liities. '
Wilton-Lewis Shipman Justus K
Raymond. .
Celebrity is finding out what the
world wants. and then making it think
you have got it.
QUICK
Who’ll do my paper- ~
in: In a hurry and do
If fight! .
‘ I will.
JuniusBroivn
South Main Street
nus-Momma-
ReSZSEimlmGrore Place '
Are you in wait: of some
“i“: 11¢“. (“not-too-ioud")
but just about right an only
we! 9°" 0W6! repel? we
know we itIve what you want
It the wanted prime.
Wfl! that you won't find
9.“. W13 well. because
everybody doeeo t I... it...
CO“ lid we'll m pka'm' ill
.t‘lE
Monou-
Window Charles, 06ml” Pelee. Wall
Pam Painter? “woollen. An-
mull»
Pictures Prowl“ to Order.
Painting. Paper Hanging. We.
DECKER.
. t1 Wasnrsoron or
South Norwelk. ' Colin.
opurpoeerlqlor which it is constituted
iii n more and hililer- 9'
n
, ‘ to principal‘p .
‘ unilatuhtiltl
saving lathe pimples of slimming hate.
The com any will be known as too
flnio mostly. and the
out blasted Iliad state that we
fortification of the spirits re
from htiflenefl bat bodies. the
purchase and sale of crude alcohol. re
covered kppldtq; reaped alcohol or any
use cril pdfo so Ivsnta; the mandate
are or. cite diploid products rudo
laidohoi’ and little thereof.
: The clubphny le capitalised “625.,-
000. divided into one thousands shat-ell
“be per value ”of twenty live dollars
a, share. The subscribers are Holley;
Green I: (30.. (.3. ll. Merritt & 300. 3‘.
A Monitory & Sons. William Beckerie
pandemic a Co. and the
Leno list idanu aeturing Co. The shares
n :crlwbm divided is unity among the sub}
it him the purpose of the company id
erect a suitable plant which will b
e‘uuipbeli tor the purpose rpossoi reclaim-
ing the spirits pre iouoiy used in still
toning hats and the other pdrp'ohe eI
mentioned The spirits used in that
stiffening process constitutes a large
item in the hat manulacturersfi.
pauses and a ‘lnrge percentage of this
will be saved by a new process which
will be utilized by this company.
”._—
.Haeson meaovemsurs.
lecommt’ndationa Made to endorsed
by the Secretary of the Treasury.
in the statement of estimates of ap-
proprlatlons submitted to Congress by;
the Secretary or the Treasury appear
the following estimates for Connecti-
cut:
For completion“ of public building at
Norwich. $50,000: for continuing lmu
movements in Connecticut river be-
low Hartford. 520.000; continuing Im-
provements Pawstuck river. $15,000;
Housntoillc river. $24,000: Thames riv-
er $20,000; Coscub and Mlanus rivers.
$10,000; harbor of refuge at Duck ls-
innd. $30,000; i-‘iveMilc river harbor,
85.000; completion improvements bar-
bar at Greenwich. $11,000; continuing
construction breakwater at New Ha~
ven. “£000; continuing improvements
and maintenance, in harbor at Nor-
waik. ”6,000: Stamford. 812.000; West-
port. 350.000; establishing a fog ‘slgnni
Black hedge entrance to New London
harbor $60. 000: establishing a light
and fog signal station on Capes Peaks
Ledge, Nerwnlk harbor. 610 000 sa-
tahlishing a light on Long Beach. Nor-
walk harbor. 82,500;bencons in the par.
bor. 84.000; for a storage plant at naval,
station. New London. 8100.000 is re-
commended: for continuing improve”
merits in the harbor at New Haven.
350.000.
FOLLOWING THE BLUEFISH.
Catching Them with Hook and Line
Night and Day.
Thomas Gilmore. the veteran fisher-
man. is home after finishing the sea-
son's work. Mr. Gilmore is one of the
crew of the smack (lracle. Captain
Wallace Brown. of blank. The smaclt
carries twelve men. officers and crew.
who devote all their time to bluetlsh-
lag between Hatteras and Block Is-
laud. The party is made of the most
“daring and expert men at this class on
fishing. who prosecute the work on
shares. The season begins in the
spring of the year at Hatteras. the
catches being brought into Norfolk.
As the bluetlsh proceed northward they
are iollowed by the Oracle as far north
as Block island. shipments being made
in New York. and are followed back to
Hatteras again in the tall.
The fish are. caught with book and
line. sometimes under the most hazard».
ous conditions. and the work is contin-
ued day and night. the night catches
often surpassing the day catches. The
lecied from men of well established.
records in the work ior dexterity and
daring. and Mr. Gilmore holds a "top
pitch" record with the best. ~New Lon»
don Telegraph.
mnflflm
Mudflats . I.
g ELI-rm:
awn-nur- rel-Fm.“
mull” mm
murmur
‘me
”CHOPPER
Chore lit" tulips or
0000 into Clean Cut Out--
CDARSE as” wanted.
(litter amenities 6 meat
Tilt: 0058 WAY
imp “rite ottoman
cowl. atrooeruca.
cnoes roadie. Meat.
eveavrnlso.
”A machine you will use
every day. Ceilsdd’aeett.
For o... by
112 WMHINGTON STREET.
03'».
crew of the Gracie are especially so. g
Mill’msasflflfior.
Apples.‘ Cabbage. Bread." .
millet Wimp i so, i{
fin" 1
filersopeneemgatiiidao.
Wan-3.
sou-m nonviolent.
liehcd .
F6r Women 3 Eyes Only
To MRS. PINKHAM, Lyra, LIABBJ
“Dun Mitosis: -—I am outlining irom ludsnlmatlonc
ovaries and .wontb, and. have been for eighteen monlhe.. 1.1m
continual pain and sorenets in my back and side. I am mil
from pain when lying down, or sitting in an easy chair.
I stand 1 sullen with severe am in my side and back.
have my troubles were diluted Ey over work and lifting ID“
.80.
“ Life is a drag to me. and I sometimes feel like giving up
being a well woman; have become careless and photometric
everything. I am in bed now. 1 have had several doctors, ha ‘
did me but little good. .- ‘
“Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound has been recent ” " .
5° me bly a friend, and I have made up my mind to give it:
an tria .
“I write this letter with the hope of hearin from you in.“
to my case.”-—-Mna. B. J. Warsou, Hampton, a.
November 27,1899. .. .
“Dean Mas. Pxxxnauz—I feel it my duty to acknowledge it:
you the benefit that your advice and Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound have done for me.
“I had been suffering with female troubles for some time, could,
walk but a short distance, had tellible bearing down pains in lower
part of my bowels, backache, and pain in ovary. I used your medicine
for four months and was so much better that I could walk three times.
the distance that I could before 3.
“I am to-day in better health than I have been for more it
two years, and I know it is all due to Lydia E. Piukham’s 'Vegetaiiip
Compound.
“1 recommend your advice and medicine to all women who slider.
—-Mns. S. J. War-son, Hampton, ‘va.
This is positive proof that Mrs. Pinkham is more competent to
advise sick women than any other person. Write her. It costs you"
nothing. ‘. ..
8500......
RIWABD. ~We havedeposltodwilh lboNItionllC Clt Bank 01L .
whiehwiilhepaldtoaaypersonwhocendad buihealzm .. ., ‘i'. "
arenot (sauna. or were published More ohtaiui the wrl .- V.
LYDIA 1'. PIN HAHN . ,.
OVEBCOATS
The coming' of the cold is suds
dcu. isn't it Sudden changes
make quick colds. Set-k "protec-
tion" quickly. (let an overcoat.
The oxford is still in the trout
ranks of popularity.
A very good substantial coat.
nicely lined to within one inch of
edge. pockets “It" made bulimi-
lioics made with exceptional care.
$12 00.
llcrc' s a stunner—«$16.00 oxford
heresy—pockets reinforced. blit-
tnn holes. worked in silk. buttons
lmuc This oxford is silk lined
way to edge a son handsome gur—
mcnt. $16. 00.
YOU ill BOY!
Like to look like papa dont
you? Here's a little cone—made
with full backwjusi the same as
the man’s. A real bargain. Tell
momma about it.
Norwalk Chronicler