Seymour,
fi Men's Women's and chil
. lint! at 25c, 89c, 60c 15c and $1.00, in‘
j, ,3 rool and deeced lined at
' ‘3da\'. in Ncu llawn 3
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CEREMONlll Willi
Miss Abbie Drew of Nor-walk, spent
Thanksgiving in Bethel.
Winter Underwear
to clothe the
whole iamil
Mayor Carl Axel Harstroni is todzn
a visitor in New York City.
-Come in and hear the new Victor
record for December out today. Fred
H. Ponty, Palace Theatre building
ne’ gar
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pants gorgeously gowned, will cause
The cast will be
E. K. BANKS
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. HAHACKEMO HOTEL BLOCK. Mr. and lifts. William C. Foote and a scene of spie o
'daughter Dorothy, are visiting in as follows:
Norwalk. . .
50"“ town for a few da-VS- 3‘ His Majesty—Nehemiah Candee.
\ 3 Chief Justice-whines A. Hollerin.
Mr, and M’s- D- W- llari01-d, 0f Master of Ceremonies—Spartan L.
Chestnut street downtown have re 353, John,
3 - tdtned from a visit with reiatlies in Momma——
MagaZIneS Ne“ Britain. 3 shapedon—James A. Hollerin.
—‘ _ 3 Grand Marshalei). Burr Beach.
(‘haron!Joseph Lyon.
(‘Ilitflsaiieo N Phiicox
3w Ulillsgct‘olgt‘ A. Sherron.
the Guard—James “.3
Leave Your Subscriptions For
??
The Victoria Raincoat Company. 211'»
cording to reports. to employ from.
,half a hundred to a hundred cuiployes.
33has located in the Harris & (lam
’83 building. on \\3illt‘l‘ street. '1‘
with us and we wil take care
of them. Come in and ask
for one of our circulars. 3 “pm“ of
DONNELLY
Stationery Store.
113.1311:
tlrund Chamberlain—i). Btirr Beach.
Melancholy—Ernest R. Wilson.
ithttdnmantbusmilirani A. Sheri‘on.
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‘ Miss Helen (l‘t‘ontior (13' Hillside
I,Pl:ice and Miss l“ rant-es Bernard of
' awake organizations
a
moons-n unownxnmnm W
under “Old Charon."
Remarkable Growth of Monker
Grotto.
Monker Grotto en' ys the distinc
tion of being one of the most wide
in Fairfleld3
county. This reputation is due large3
ly to the energy and intelligence
which has been shown in the conductf
of its affairs by a corps of capable3
omcers. Percival H. Sherron, the3
Monarch, is entitled to a very large3
share of the credit, having put into:
the work the same enthusiasm which
he exhibits in everything he goes into.3
The membership of Monker Grotto in-3
eludes men prominent in Masonic cir-
clcs, Fairfieid county being within its
jurisdiction.
The oificers f01 ltd.) me as follows. 3
Monarch—Pen '- .' '3
thief Justite—i). Burr Beach.
Master of Cereinonies‘Cluyton
Marshall.
Treasurer—Adolph W. lireyfuss.
L.
Spring stieet. were. \isitors, y~ester
lirund Standard Bearer—W. A. Han-
ford '
hoards of Mohanna-Ea11e F. Ba-
3.11'. J. Chas. Sniffin.
Mr and Mrs. George F. Berg of 573
3 Mtadon street, are the proud parents
301 a daughter, born yesterday \iotherI ‘13-‘13?! 0‘ “HHS-“E N- 3399"!“-
311ml (hild are doing splendidly. v Imps—380%? W VanAlstyne, Chas
,_- 3H. Wilson. Lewis M. Perry, Norman
After the Thanksgiving holidays,3Wigglesv3".otth O. A. Sather, Harold
'Ray “"d Douglas Fallon oi (treen S(llOOl will rcopcn on Monday Regu- P. Smith.
“300d avenue, ilethel, spent Thanks lhr sessions of the night and duy3 Electricians—Philip
giving “33‘“ ”"3” grandfather 1“ South school will also he resumed at Mcr~3Louis Tyler.
Norwalk‘ 3 rill‘s business college. 3\Ma.ster Mechanic—C. VanCoevcring.
3 - 3 Muster of Properties—J. ll. Maliery.
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H. Fielding.
“335 3333333333 T Bums 333 33 33333333338033 Th" handsome “3“"? 0f ”19 Elkv' Stage and Cast Director—Joseph
‘VGuue,llunl1ur), ”3 spendim. “ few which adorned the lawn in front of to.rnell
days with mend‘ in Norwalk 33the Elk's Home on South Mtlln street, Banquet In the Evening.
_...--—-— from RAlp‘1333a33 been hoisted to a place t1fIl10n(;1I', The 31mg? hall in the Hoyt Theatre
visiting in on the balcony of the harm w tcre building will be the place for holding
. pioudly looks down on admiring pass- .‘33" banquet at 8 o‘c,lock and the so
Cards were received
Roltichund who is now
Matet-hury on a week's vacation. t‘TSbY- 3clul function will be enjoyed by 5933.
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1 _ cral hundred Pro bets. Robert 1‘.
MI and Mrs George Kind" of Lin ‘ — Pearl and blncltstoue buts. O'Brien. Millard steward of 3m Norwulk Coun-
coin avenue, spent the week- end With3 3A .. 3 . ,
3 ll'_\' Club. and 11 prophet of‘ Monitor
3 ( ("“3“le has be?" made to me p03G1'otto, will have this affair in charge.
lice headquarters concerning the tech-
, 3 whicl is a namntee of the u ces
Wilbur Iriwson of South \0rw,nlk 33195“ rivlng of jitney UNI” license III? :III MR 8 c s of
is visiting his parents, Mr and Mrs. 3 3.\'o. 9 An East Side lady protests3
C H lawson, 73 Maple utcnue, Dan3311310111 boys in her neighborhood pruc- Wh" 3' “‘9 6'0“”
bury ltlcing with air rifles on her pet ducks. 3 We so often hear the expression,
Officer John F.1lohcits ls tnvestlgat~3“\\'hnt is the Grotto?" asked.
friends in Milford.
“'3 and Mrs. R' H F3303" 0' Wilton,. ing, and has secured the names of the
The (‘ rotto is the term used for the
place of meeting of the members of
flow Thurudny.
. bury, Thursday.
. Elton Harris _ .
. 1 - 1- 1 nd to rt
'I’upent Thanksgiving day with Mr. and-11mm “3(3):: pe 333mg 11 33 pa X, genial souls of thoughts of younger
Mrs. George ’W. Kinsey. of Lincoln 111195 3 3days and during the next eight
A J
3 l The case 0er \Il’ Meloche of South
. of State Burnes,
: 3~ FOLEY'S Rsuéoitss.
3 ~iHoney and Tar, 25c size..
‘Honey and Tar, 50c size.
“Were the guests yesterday of Mr. and Do .
s lll\0l\€d.
Mrs. John 11. Belden, 12 013110113 y
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place. Danhury. .
—Will there be. a Victrolu in you
,lhc great and rapidly growing order,
The editor of The
3. \lestern News quoting, in this week' a Mysterious Order Veiled Prophets En-
home this Christmas? 59., Fred 13, ‘issue, figures set forth by Rev.Jun1cs (hunted Realm.
Ponty's Victrolu Shop. msy terms 3H. Solandt, last Sunday in the down~ This Otder had its inception in the
Place your abriglmafi order now. 3toun Baptist Church, concerning the rise of the year of 1889 among a num-
_ ‘l't is this kind of but of Muster Masons of Hamilton
Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Kuch, Misslfl sel‘lrodge. No. 120. at Hamilton. N. Y., as
Mergucet Kuch and Mrs. John Robtn- 13'0030 ‘0 thinking." 31m Order to promote a better under-
ion, of South Norualk were in Dttn- ”a standing among Master Masons of
3 In tommon with ullCntholic church what real good fellowship is and
305 in Connecticut. tomorrow morning. stands {on us the feeling prevailed
3111 all the masses 11 COHQCUO“ "19 9"“ that since. in the great Order of Free
cords of thCh will 80 toward ""33 Masonry there was all that a man
(‘nthollc University. Washlnxton: D‘;could wish for in its Noble Charitable
Lewis ‘tlornwail. of 51 Maple avenue, 30" will be taken up in 8‘ Marys, 8" 38nd idealistic Teachings, and in its
[lanbury 3'10““le ““1 8‘ ladlsluus Hungar tremendous uplift of humanity lnone
' ”‘3“ Catholic churches. 3grent common solemn. lovable broth-
L‘ollec- 3crbood, there still remained in each
- one of us fond remembrancea of our3
3c childhood days of long ago, and u_
Heeling that among the lighter veins of3
I stcnog- lthought there was room for an Order
Mrs.Atldi1«on J. Betta, of Norwatk, rnplurln the uptown office of thc33° of concise "3330333), and boyhood
N83 ”‘9 RU?“ 0' Ml and M” --3 Ed'l 3“)“thR department. for the pnstI spiilts, wherein mirth prevails and
8“ Pike. ”8 he" H'“ avenue, Dan several days has been in charge “(loudness is forgotten for a few brief
3111.: city hall office in the absence of moments amongst our kith 11nd kin.
he. R9d3Clcrk lames A. Brown who is confin- 31mong those we know are our Broth-
d to his home on South Main street3ers in life and in death in friendship
397 tons of 50“ coal for Raymond as the result of a full suffered Thanks- and in sorrow in ldenllty and in spirit
Brothers “3 33“,“. wharf in 503“me giving eve. Mr. Brown is improving in affection and in heart, so it was on
'3watk. 3 rapidly, and ll. ‘9 expected he will be September 10, 1889, that an informal
, .,._ 31'! his office the first 0‘ “9’" week. 01 ganlzatton, with seventeen charter
33' Mrs. E, A, Raynjond' Mr. and Mrs.3 members of Hamilton Lodge, No. 120,
and daughter Elinor,
3liuuor traffic, says:
rlthmcticttl denioustrutiotis thttt
Mr. and Mrs. John Paul and Fred
of South Norwalk, wore.
Thanksgiving guests of Mr. and Mrs.
' (Dr. Harry llcfferan, of South Nor-I
walk, spent Thanksgiving with his
parentqs Mr. and Mrs Thomas Hcffer-
no, of 22 Orchard street, Danbury.
—Personal taxes due now.
tor‘s office, City Hall, open this even
33mg tintll £1.
Miss Louisa llruschwein,
The barge “Mildled,” of t
Star Line. is discharging a cargo of e
——Tax Collector's office open to-3I
F. and A. M. got together, all con-
s. Mead. of 12 \‘ewI3m0mh5 initiatedlla Master Masons
~Ipvenue. .
into its Lovmg’ Order of Ben] Good
3 Mr. and Mrs. J.
(‘otincctlctit3tullt‘d the M 0 V. P E. R. or the:
Secretary ~~Joseph R. Taylor.
Venerable Prophet, Veiledm ?
Marshal—4hr” L. OllkeS.
Captain of the Guard—Geo.
Philcox.
Orator—Janies A. Hollei'in.
SentinelwAndrew J. Crossmon.
TrusteesnF. S. Lyon, i“. J. Ham,
Jr. T. M. Stocking.
The visitors will make merry
throughout the city during their stay
and the citizens will afford them a
hearty welcome. 3
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FIND STOLEN JEWELS.
Some of Those Taken From Harvey
Weed’a Recovered in a New
York Pawnq’uop.
Constable Huge Oefingei' and An-
drew Schlechtweg. of Stamford. l
cuted, in a Sixth avenue (New York
city) pawnshop, yesterday afternoon,
jewels valued at upwards of $2,000.
which were stolen from Harvey
Weed's place in Noroton, during the
dinner hour, on Nov. 9.» by porch
climbers.
Mr. and Mrs. Weed accompanied
the constables to New York and they
identified the jewels. They had been
Ipawned for 3175.
Constable Schlechtweg said that he
and his partner hoped to locate the
thieves in New York city. They have
information which leads them to be»
lieve that a woman was concerned in
the burglary. They know that a wo
mun attempted to dispose of some of
the jewels.
Recovery of a portion of the Jewels.
to be follovnd, it is expected, by re-
covery of the entire lot, was the re-
sult of some good work by the Stem-
ford oillcers, and an inside tip re‘
celved from 11 co-worker in New York.
The jewels recovered include a dip-
ner ring, set with 17 diamonds and
three sapphires. setting in gold and
platinum; a topaz brooch. mounted
with pearls and dlamonds:1t Inval-
liere worth $500 and star of diamonds.
—_—._._.._._.
"You've got to be pretty smooth to
get to the top nowadays."
“Yen. and you usually get smooth
on the top before you get there."—
Philudelphfa Public Ledger.
-—Advertise in The Sentinel.
2%
—How AN ENGINEER KEEPB
WELL.
Railroad engineers are more exposed
to catching cold than other workers.
run a Frisco engine 25 years and aII
the medicine he bu taken is More'-
Honor and Tar. He writes: ‘I always
flop it in my bottle and recommend
l
street. Danbury. entertained a putty|
of relatives yesterday at an inf330rtnal Friendship 1“ the. T359 0‘ the year 0‘
Thanksgiving Day reunion. In “1031890 the inception of ”19 Great and
party were Mr. and Mrs. Guy B 3Maiestlc Body, known as the Supreme
Beecher and Mr and Mrs s w Mead Council, was broached and on June
of Ton'lngton; ex Mayor and Mrs. 13 1890. it was duly launched on its
3IFerdliand B. Smith of Norwalk; Mr. wonderful career.
33and Mrs. W. J Bell the Misses An- This Order while not directly con-
chltatnette and Angeline Bell and George nected with Free Masonry, except in
39c M. Bell. of Stamford. In the evening so much that it is only open to Mas-
39°. 3‘ number of Danbury friends called for Masons in good. standing. has in
No rwalk ch irged with evading re~
Ibponsibility in an automobile accident. 3.
"do scheduled to come before Secretary3
in Hartford, next
{Tuesday afternoon.
....
- Kidney Pills, 60c 5126...... .....
, g Kidney ppm 31 size. ______ 79c and the time was passed with victrolo the last year doubled its entire mem-
Liver Pills .19c8 selections and V0631 ““1530 by Ml‘fl- bet-ship under the able direction and
Simifl P ll nlfleechel'. yr energy of our dearly beloved Junior
owe ' """ Past Grand Monarch, Dr. and Prophet
RflEocntPTION ”03618703.
82 Waahlnuton m.
about flat-want. Conn.
" ——lNew Victor records for December Em est Volgenau. 0, Buffalo, N. y" and
out_todsy at Fred H' P'onty’szictrola it is growing at such a rate and with
381101). 3 3‘ 3 3‘ such vehemence that it is predicted
'3 w. that in-three years more that it will
#— .
be by far the greatest in the world of
[T5 WESER TO BE SAFE THAN SORRY-41nd liS cheaper its kind, such classes as 1, 000 to 1.
It' is so easy to misplace a valuable document
-' that may mean the loss of hundreds of dollars
. and no end- of time and trouble.
Is it worth while to run such risks—firé, bur-
glary; carelessness—when a penny a day will
3 - provide a Safe-deposit Box large enough to hold
. all such articles of Value belonging to the aver-
Argo individual?
. '3 Come 1n and inspect our new. system of Safe-
'3 deposit Boxes: it viii] be found both interest-'
1 f IIing and instructive
common, occurrence among the Grot-
tos of this Enchanted Realm. 3
This Order is founded on Old
Mythology and a very ancient Persian
Manuscript found a secret rvsult. in a
certain temple in Tenet-an. hard by
the celebrated and wonderful Pe‘acock
Throne.
The scenes enacted in the winder,
3neop’byte’ s eye is beyond all the wild-
cat dreams. and. mist; be seen by all.
so those of you who
13,- i ,2 3“?“
'Itheir request to Join this wondrous
and glorious. throng mortals and
:33...3.-- .3'v
500 initiates are becoming rap‘fdlIy the 3
ful drama this is presented before the - .
End and are not ~ ‘
Prophets should it oiicé make known , '
immortal- um osmium int-it new
3ft to all who have a bad cough or
3 cold "
3 Bold everywhere.
At prices
Handkerchiefs
Table Damask
Luncheon Sets '
Tea Napkins
Holiday 3Catalogue
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314mm
1mm. 3
E. G. Dunapbant of Monet“, 010.. h. 3
FlFl‘I-l Avenue. «11. and can." smears
New?
Pumps and General Machine
Hillllllll Mlllllili fill.
Water 8!. Foot Raymond 8t.
Spoolaluoa Work
3
Carvers
Separately or
in Sets
Also
SHA RPENING
STEELS AND
STONES
Mill [1. MORGAN
(Successor to Charles E. Dow)
:12 Washington Street
. South Norwallr
Dorlon HOuse'
Will remain open until December 5th.
Go there for your on food.
JOHN O'BULLIVAN, Prop.
Tel. 720
SPECIAL SALE
On
Coats and Tailored
Suits
'l'llEIfl'I'LESIIOP,
K. 1 A. elaven 56 No. Main It.
J
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ANYI'ME .
Day or Night
Our pacioua and one ridin
autoéobile will talvu 011%
parties.
2 ANDREW TAYLilR
Livery a: 1! Trucking
Phone Daricn Conn. l
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SHOE DADLUP
.SECUDITl BUILDINO ‘
TAKE ELEVATOR -- UP ONE rum-n
lll5 mun Slum. 2218
BRIDGEPORT. 001m,
the Home Complete
A. J. COLLINS COMPANY
12- 18 NORTH MAIN STREET SOUTH NORWALK
LAST CALL
\ For Stamped
Needlework
Before the Holidays
Just a reminder that we ar:
Mums for various stamped
articles for dress and home decor-
. . aim.
A broad assortment 0f TOWELS, CENTER PIECES
DOYLIES, BOUDOIR CAPS, MUSLIN UNDERWEAR,
iNFANTS' WEAR, SCARPS, PIN CUSHIONS, Etc. ,any
of which would make very acceptable gifts.
What lire Your Assets?
The scientific contacted In“ and parietal affalro today clam.
the methods employed vary “it;
Avoid The liability
. Of not havlng a checking noon-t. We Invite accounta which are
glvan efllclenh and courteo- 3*“
Fairfield County National Bank.
THE OLD!" IAIN II NORWALK.
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Indian Motor Cycles3
Distributors for Norwalk and
3 South Norwalk
The Sterling Motor Co.
Darien, Conn.
Phone n79
AntoniobileRandI Motor Cycle
. epatra.
Registered F. A. M. Repair
- Shop
GRANDEMAISON DE BLANC
‘fThe‘Trousseau House of America” '
MONOGRAMMED LINENS
SUITABLE Iron 1101111113 Girl's
no higher
than charged elsewhere
Bed ' Linens .
Cpmfortables
Towels
» Auto Robes
Sent on Request.
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Winter Bed Coverings
I «BLANKE‘I‘S so 018. TO $7.50
COMFORTABLE .1." T0 $4. 00
A- DiCkBl’fl]an& Son South Norwalk.
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James Donnell
Norwalk Chronicler