that comes a-stealing
‘flle meadow! The
. - of 0“! ranting tug
93h another lot or chdo.
some. kind at weather
.- we have the coal‘to
It. and it old Zero shows
RM we are prepared to
it. Our coal is mightier
*3 the cold—s tale we’re
of telling—and if you
{have no end of selling.
of Jeddo’s power we’ll .
.i i ll.
lein's residence at the prison.‘ His
~‘-.
ill .
rheheetnmsermdnughumbeminmqmmymuf
”” "m ”’ “WW3 The HATCH cs. BAILEY Co. .
Compare our Timber and Lumber and our facilities-end then put I
u to the test. We will charge you only what is necessary to briiig : many years and is well-known by the
fliebest toyou ate proper business pron—ne'nere. We want your ' 31m iziutgfiues‘rfe retired m d
» l. .. , ‘ ems seve earssgoen
future business Just as much so we would like the first order. ‘ y
since his retirement has given much
time in doing good work among the
prisoners. He is a veteran of the
Civil War. having been a captain in a.
New York cavalry
4.7.
The Hatch 8t Bailey Company
present is a member of the board at
relief. His appointment as chaplain
will in no way affect his service on
Civil Service
The Demand For Male Stenographers
' is Constant. Prepare at
Merrill College“
B
whatever time is needed.
in ills iii
e
and Have Capacity of 4,000
Tons-flay Build Coal
Pocket
EERS’ lMARKET
”Ill...
, ' )
Most boys an
tines who are seldom sick.
gratin-children to me.
Consultation free.
Try ~appointment.
Dr. J. H. Mallery
South Main. St,
d girls dislike to go
the dentist, but those who do and
{who take care of their teeth are the
They
land high at school and excel .nt
ploy. Good health follows good teeth.
filo'hnve good teeth you must give
them a. certain amount of care. Bring
Hours: 0 :1. nl. to it p. m.; Sunday
80. Norwalk
22 WASHINGTON STREET
improvements of u decidedly illi-
FOR To DAY pol'ttlnt nature are to he started iin~
' llllt‘dlillt‘l)‘ by Raymond Bros. Bins.
,, with n capacity for 4,000 ions. or
Legs 01' Lilli“) ........ Inc Tl). l'rlmo "Ill lhltlsl,lh- (0 2m. llv over “.1“ be (-onmpumcu on this colli-
l’ork Roost ........... ltlc lb. Roasting (‘lllcki-tis ...... 2h- ") il"”‘-‘"” “'3‘” “Wk! recently built. in
« llllt‘. l'enr of (f. {\‘i K. soft but factory
{sport-y At Barnes hunis..lllo "I 'l‘urkt‘ys ______________ 2ic ii) {on “,m” street ltilns machinery ,y
‘ . . . . ,
land all the necessary lip-l0»diiitl|
leuuipclncnt needed for loading and.
i ‘ ”‘5 illnlt‘ludillg will also he installed. The
individuals or families. Anion t ‘liltls will be used for the storuge
g be stone. grincl. sand and the like.
given; are William F. O'Neil, Rev. Jr .4
eph and Dr. Charles Daly, (‘llarles'
Reardon, Mrs. Bartholomew Dwyer.:
inn. R. J. Dillon, the family of the late:
Senator Patrick Garven, Lawrence
il‘ganl Rel- “ "nun J- lutblnk and
SELLING AT SMALL PROFIT. l8 (1 M G k
enter 0 ur .
Elgin. Wultluun, cits. which can be 1
sum upqun'iu'd in our window llmv.
ltuyniond llrothi-rs ill'Q nl ‘llt‘ prv- '
sent llllit‘ also planningr to ol‘i-(‘t n
huge i'oul pocket on their Welter".
street yurd. to do way with the inlll-
Christmas
nothing (lo-l
ion. This
lircuuc of.
lirotllcrs i
:consldcreil. bill. as yet,
ltluitc hits been decided u
leprovement is necessary
,l the , lllCl‘t'ilSt‘. in Raymond
m——‘
l CHAPLAIN AT STATE PRISON.
(H‘INTH‘DIEN LADY , fhusillcss, ulld they also intone it con- i
$230 34‘0" l ‘tinucd int-reuse. in spite of tilt.» “llut'd .
$3.50 35.50 ,Rev. W. B. Cary. of Windsor. l. Ape “"195," ' 3
35-00 30-50 1 Pointed—To Move There With .\ feature or inn-rust t‘OnI‘t‘l‘llan
“L50 37'5" ) Family. ”his proposed work is the {not illsil
38-00 53-75 i WINDSOR, Dec. 4.~It was learnedlk’w' contractors and workmen will bet,
$11.00 $11.00 . employed lll every way mesllllvll
r) v- t) l' u all] . . ____.___—_-——-—-
3|-.o5 $1..otl last evening that Rev Willi B:
““d “p ““d “1' can" 0‘ "”5 ”ma had been named? ln't'iuxulmsi ros'r Oil-icicles.
l
i, lchaplain of the state prison. lil Weill-' -~«r—- .
‘ CHAS. BRAND lersllcld, by the. prison directors. Rev, (insum- .\. l-‘runkl- Chosen t‘urnnnmd- ;
Washington St. 5". Norwalk l Mr. Cary was interviewed at his home! "" "M “mum" Bradley
“ATHOLIC NEWS IN
isbop Nilan, on Tuesday
ulnte Conception.
m.
16—w—
HARTFORD DlOCESE
The "Catholic Transcript" announc-
‘psxthat the new chime of bells to be
t in the west tower of St. Joseph's
Cathedral. Hartford, will be blessed by ,
evening ceremony to ring each one. They will‘ liitn during the interval. While he has?,Quartermaster—m~.irge w. Rn) mund.
m-“ 8 o'clock, the feast of the lm-
‘ The preacher
ill be Rev. William J. McGurk. of
Wit Manchester. The ten bells will
M m Wmdqm‘m'gh‘m “WWW-last: “‘“ ‘W“""“"‘l“
. The following otilcers were (llet‘lmi
. evening. and confirmed the news. lie‘llntl iippoiiltril ut the t‘rgllliil‘ ltlectl’nizi
l _ .. m was invited several months ago byvol‘ Buckingham Post, it. A. it.. whit-hi
be brought to the sanctuary of llle‘Vitll‘tlell Ward A. Gamer to become “'1'” “PM "ll“ '“m‘l‘ ,.
cllurch, where they will be mounted prison chnplnin and to take up his resi- twain“:.ndo'.w("1‘lfi‘fff.;h?.;n:'fink,“
and decorated. The sponsors of the deuce at the chaplain'é residence an}: VS (;,‘:ll:::::::d:,. "Jame; E. ““05:
belle Will be 631161! “POD. during the that time and he has been acting chair:Adjultlnt—"George A. Willie.
be installed after the ceremony and on‘ not given up his residence in Windsor.| “um“"NGWWG '- ”um"-
' .l . Chilplzlili~.lunlcs S. Lyon.
the two following afternoons and even «it is proving too much for him to iron, mm" of ”w tiny—~Alonzo, WNW.”
lngs a, concert will be given 0“ them‘lm back and forth 93°11 day-and he Will: l‘mriotic lnstructorw-Gcorgc S. North .
Seven of the ten bells are the gifts oliclose his house here for the winter-lolllm- hr the onnuiu—duiett D. New I
znrd.
“‘“ iScrtzennt .\luini'»»\\'lllinln A. Kellogg.
l.Qllilrlci‘lllilstcl“ Scl‘gvulllv{diaries l'.
“ msswwswwssas
:-
newts»?
II:
...a
three daughters. Misses Anus. Helen I j
and Jane W. Cary. the latter teacher .. .
in the Enileld High school. will make I I
their home there. also. Rev. Mr. Gary 1 1
has been interested in prison work for -- -
. The Christmas
Shopping NOW! H
when our holiday stocks in every departmént are fresh and complete. On every hand will I
be found useful and fancy articles for every member of the family.
regiment. Since I.
coming to Windsor tolive he hastsken j: ,
. an active port in town affairs and at y. 1
this board. as he will be able to give it -
lilillllilllls
Will be Located on New [lock {33
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, , _ ._-. ,-,-,-‘-,.,-,-:-1-:.:-:v.'.:.:.~.
....J,._-.u...IT-£3.an,.flu“,-,3‘5,-’,.‘f’-’f’-"-,-‘f-".’.‘"£'-‘fe
Ladies’ Tailored Suits
Ribbons, Gloves, Neckwear,
Beacon Bath Robes and Bathrobe Blankets, Sweaters, Raincoats, Umbrellas, thdkerchicfs, ‘3:
See The Splendid Line Of
and Coats, Fur Coats, Mods and Scat-is, Children's Fur Sets, ’
Table Linen, Fancy China, Glass and Nickel Ware.
DANCES OF YEARS AGO.
‘Many who Comiucted the Home 80-:
ciablee Have Passed Away.
There has conic into the possession
or The Sentinel a copy of the order of
urydance used at the Home s'ociables. a'
'prolllinent social affair of years ago,
which is herewith printed. Many of
‘those who were participants in these
social functions have passed away.
Ititude of bills and small sheds. Spr- [while others are here to see the great ‘
. , - . . ' . .. g , l
‘(m‘mmm’ hr ”I” "re "0“ mm" lrevoiution which has occurred in the,
art of dancing:
Home Sociable.
Officers:
Edwin Adams, Pres.
R. H, Golden, Sec.
S. C. l’nlmcr, Vice-Pres.
John H. Knapp. Tress.
Floor Committee:
I. S. Jennings. Manager.
Assisted by
(‘hrlstlnil Sril'artz,
John E. Evclldeil,
F. L, Baxter.
G. F. Ilearse,
l-Idwilrd Banks.
llrnlnntlc Committee:
\\'nl ll. Earle,
J, I): l'tllggles.
Nelson Taylor, Jr.
Reception Committee.
Talluladite italics,
Alden Solmans,
John H. Ferris.
Will. H. Swords,
H. R. Fitch.
lliirr Knapp,
J. A. Slater.
l
. H. KRIEGER co.
—_‘
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' SALE ‘
- CLOOFAKS - _
,Warm weather has i got us
scared. Our stocks are larger
than they ought to be. '
-- We have marked
» ‘ $10. Coats
5 As low as $5.
Tile slump in prices will not
last should the thermometer fall.
~'Sealette Plushes,'-
(Corduroys,
AstraChans, Boneles,
i Iii all the latest models, at
February Prices.
._____<n_
Sanitary—Markets. 3 Hi
a‘s‘Mainsr. 0. F. SChllllZe ', '32 Washington at.
4
Norwalk. So. Norwalk.
v.
the building. The old Jackson mill
. nearby wasnot harmed.
.———-—
-—-—————‘-.#-'—§—--. _. ___. ...
STONEWALL JACKSON'S HOME
' BURNEDV
WESTON. W. Va... Dee. i.——-Tlte boy- A WISE MERGHAHT.
Thomas J. advertises his goods. If he cannot do
(Stonewall) Jackson. e frame house ' it in a large way. he uses the Sentinel
north 0! here. was destroyed by flrOieleultled “For Sale" columns. . (tell
lest nun. mm ten burning by i an the once. and or ad. mu wiitgll
hood home of General
. l
‘§ t if??? H... t .h. 9. mm... M" °' ”“3““ .
' «I § I . ”rho“ ‘1 \( " .‘ . “'1 Thursday evening. November -Otll,
- . ‘ . i\\\ (linllt‘tlllllll'l’li‘lll, tirrin ix. .Scofleld. . q
_ § l Trustees o! llclict‘ Fund: George W. ”37-- 9
‘- \\ illuymolld. Alonzo Wheeler and Chas. l F‘l‘llll‘l." (“'enljlg- December lath.
‘ . fi . . . _ “\‘2 il". Luumls. 1879.
- \V“ ’ lln l-‘rlduy owning. lloc. ll. lllcl ” , . . 9e! b‘l‘ 26th,
' . §§ |Department Culllllllunlor Edward Rimgrma“ owning, De ll L
r - ' - i\\\ IStrcutor. of Stanley Post, No. ll, of: '- ~
Broadway and fluffy-”117d Street § gxon- lirllnln. find stuff will visit the Friday evening. January 9th. 1880.
§ ll’ost and all members are earnestly Friday evening, January 23d, 1880.
~ 1requested to be present and bring ‘ , ,1 1 Februnr' "lb. 1880.
New Y ork’s Most Helpful Store for s“ W h... $2.252“ ’ ‘
eh Fowler Post has been invited to he ' ‘ ’ '
3‘\\ - . ‘l Quadrille
. . - h . . \‘ meson! -r- .
, \\ —-—--——-————— 3.—Waltz.
Economy 1n Chr1stmas S opping s W, .-.............
0 \‘: ~‘
. ‘ . - ~ , §¢ _-~ .ie 5.
How to make every dollar count its utmost is now of especial. impmtance. §§ o", to We“ point and. One to An_ :gg‘l‘lgfmile
.GIMBELS helps most to Widen the buying-power of your Christmas money be- Q§ napone—Examl nations in Hartford. 8‘ w m .
cause its great stocks of current merchandise give beauty, quality, newness 'and §\\ WASHINGTON, DEC. 4.1], is an. ‘ -“ .3 1-
economy‘ in equal Shares' . , , x ‘ :x‘r nounced that Representative Lener- 19.x“: era. .
’ . Current—yesl—for their stocks are continually flowuig in, fresh and spark- $1.. gm of Hartford. Wm have one new 0.-— a z.‘ ‘ _m {mums
hug, and out again as quickly, With no stagnant backwaters in which what is old es Cy Each m the Annapolis Naval Ac“ lnlerm 88 911 . -
l .\\\ l ——Lanciers.
can col ect. . u . . . n . _ , \\§\ emy and West Point Military, Acad- 0‘ Y]
' This. wonderful Store of a Million Gifts proclaims Christmas on each of §C my ,0 fl“ “ex. yeah CM, service ..—-wa 32.1“
its ten Wide flOOI‘SI— 5" RE examintaions. mental and physical. 37%;; 9'
' The Enhancing Acre-and—a-Half Toy Store . § :32 23.11223? 1:13:51?" :gfiggnig 5:__mnc,,;m
. , . . , .\ , efi ,
The Glittering Jewelry and- Silverware Store 5n and 22 yam old, and have resided grenadrnle.
. N 7—Wallz
' The Christmas Book Store ' . § two years in Hartford county, They 8. L ’-
> ' - e . ‘ .- snc ers. ‘ «-
The Stocks of Fashionable Apparel for Prac \\\\\\§ 22:31:“;33 ‘wlfntmlgressmén WW“
‘ ' ' . . . \‘z - i. , m "oven PETS.
. ttcal Gifts _ ~ §x~ The Connecticut Congressional dele- “ druid-*2. gfiii‘Cnrmsnm-ldencr:
Pianos arid Talking Machines for the Christ- §§ gallon has been invited by the 0011- of The Associated Pressl—The zen-
mas Music - K} nectlcut delegates to theriver 'end oration of cats and diogzer la“ in
. . "\V harbor commission to a meeting here Trance will be recoen 29‘ as one as
Santa Claus Land—a Paradise for Children § Wednesday even,“ lil'lhh'gi‘GL’W‘litl Reneghmgfi; ,
The Collections of Imported Leather Goods ' $5: ileprefientative Reilly's final cam- .agugkay "t‘inelgrlerfi' “‘glesseug.'_'
- ‘ :s} 98 Eu expense account flied yesterday "Urnuon.'_' "TN 1011-" " Ema“ .’
/ ‘ andTotlet Wares ' ~ ‘\\‘ shows 3955 additional expenditures, “Belize." are among-the m9“ PWW‘“
" ' ‘ ' 1’ Q‘ ~f the mnnv names derived from
Besides all these, the great holiday stocks of Gifts.for.the Home, among the ‘3‘: -—J-—- MSW (mm wmch fond owners
‘ Furniture, the Pictures, the Oriental Ru rs, the “Draperies, the lilnens, the China 55; A533 DlVORCE SECOND TIME. m, to the... “upfooted pets, '
and Crystals, the Lamps, the Houseware —rich_ in gift suggestion. And, finally, p 1;: . _ .,
' ‘ "5 We" “3"" W0man’s sult Based on summit.“ vv‘sssr. PASSES PANA.
THE CHRISTMAS SERVICE BUREAU \ Desertlon~Prevloueiy Alleged “ \SHNGélfgngAl; The ma,
‘ e v‘ I a I“ 7:, i. EC. .—‘ -'
which works for your comfort in a huidred different ways, and Will help you “.3 View it Sm“!- .nm vease‘, much has made “53,“
speed your Christmas gifts to their dest not on. . ‘ ‘ AVE“ ' Dec- 4’4“” 0"“ *ho Panama. Canal in commercial ser‘.
. These ore some of the reasons wh GIMBE is New York’s most helpful Christmas A §‘ heard yesterday in the Superior Ctllll't ‘lce to date is the- Nicaraguan mo-
Y _ .
store! _‘ f” C the evidence in the suit or Mrs. Jen~ 'nr schooner Wilhemlnn. which on
Our 8 lendid Mail Order Or nization will shop satisfactorily for you if you cannot n“, he .- “ ‘ Nov. 21. completed a double transit.
p K8 nd igan Clancy of West Haven _ ,
come to the store yourself. ‘ . l or the chnul. She is a tiny craft of
‘ I - ’ infill“ her husband, Michael J' Cinn- my is tons’ net measurement. and
' GIMBEL BROTHERS- NeW York. 3 it." steward 0' “‘9 “3"!” cm." '~" 't is doubtful whether the $2.00 which
‘ ' is i Cambridge, for “‘0'“ 05'th ll‘Ollfld he paid In tolls for passing through 2
' Telephone Madison Square 8200. § i of assertion. They were mun-19d April he ennui one Willy covered in; ion; 3
\- 1_ . if the vast quaint ty 0 water c e ,
. ‘ k: imam?“ .1: 9:" all? e child. :isfiim 'hrouixh with her. in electric pom
r w W " y ' ' ‘ ”l” “K“, OI ' to y w“ “r necessary to opera . the met-bane
.me.demewmmWWh~ r . some “I“. m- run and the tunnel ,bor involved.
children are believed to have ignited l on you. .
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