WWW! lhsOnunty Inmthrshlldhwillhs hgopsnsd to- marrow. The Mmrfltrsttou comm: ll“!- ad toaorovulcd house in New (hum Morning. IraOharlssG. Dean, oi New York city,lesrriouslylli at the residence oi Its. James Sherwood, on (lamp attest. --Au elegant assortment oi new ple- tores just arrived. Whitney & 00., III Iain street. Norwalk. The Y. w. c. T. Union will hold their business meeting at In. Oashaw’s, No. 7 Concord street. this evening at 7:30. A lull attendance is desired. ' Ida Davis, a well known borough char- acter, was arrested and tried before Jus- tics Austin yesterday aiternoon for street walking. She was given 80 days in jail. -Decornted Tea Set, copious, 33.90; former price, 10.00. Wm. H. Meeker coo .1. '3 Mas.- ’ The Norwalk Board of Trade are em”, M Weavbrihk Which“ Amber shoe factory!' . . - and light” to . , I winds, with slight changes . - » mostly southeasterly to followed pomrbiy by and, the IiddligudStatea, :nd partly c y to an will prevail, with no decided and north- parts of this section, with slight W and fresh, variable ».. by rain, and followed “To?!“ temperature; and on \ slightly cooler weather . variable winds, mostly wester- " ass-nectar To-lllorrow. ”xiii Im Sunsets I flightide Lowtido 12.16 0.17 Mfitatflair openedat Ierideu to. ‘50 limit. Boytis placing thcnew bor- w Ilealarm boxes in position to-day. —Iowor connections at bottom prices. II, contractor. Am has become of the borough’s III! ischcms, and oi the Board oi L'l'l .- alldiug presents, new pictures, all “just arrived. Whitney & Co., 51 ;.lb welt. Norwalk. , “PM“ thatDanbury isto have . y paper, as wellas asthat Dorian :Ilhvca weekly. Dr. George Bridges, tho veterinary mimatGleuCove,L. 1. His . ”fir-achimproved. .. flight “consisting oi coacbers. We! and pair of workers, arrived , MW Stock Farm today. 7 ~liaohlswynosrer0opron is at the em with a line showing oi Water j ‘ misc-Nisan- of East Norwalk will most at Randall’s hall this evening and m for the cooling elections. Russell P. Dowd, oi Weatport, #W notice oi the bane oi a widdw’spsnslon to Iioror 312 permonth. _ f’ThnllaiItuadOommissionerswent over the New York division oi the Consoli- btfl road yesterday on a touroi in. median. rri‘ro‘sman special meeting of the w lire department this evening to whom.- ior the reception of firemen. ”M t W. Oregorym has decided toclose out thihhhncsoihialivery atockbypuhllc m ntthaiair groundsou Wednes- ”swish Forparticularsasead. ”if you want banannss at low prices ‘ “Mela. quality, go to I. Kirhbarn, ‘ Waflngtonstreet ”Outer—w George Hunter in this a.“ hapleaaed to learn that his “I trip has so far improved his “3‘. He will reach Denver, Col., the surprlsaparty wasgiven _ Mat her homcin (Iran. .. Handing. inspire or asunrbsr oi gasaisas- marry-making oontsnnsd or: pigeon , ,, ,, -. 7 x . fink-immature“ &thasmployoithe00u- Ipsdtorhslag rsmouslble ior w lathiscltyon the 0th,lns It intervened will holds trusting2 shallot. tsrpartof' the wsaav‘ts other them iiii-EL? ducemsnts tohome tiers. ’ —Depot Restaurant. Open all night. Park a Tiliord’s tea and coffee. cream, 5c. Fresh sandwiches, pie and cake, 5c. A large attendance of the members of Old Well Lodge, 1'. and A. IL, is re- tquested at the Lodge room this evening. tDistrict Grand Master hveuworth will be present and witness the working of the third degree. A horse belonging to Frank Bartram oi Weston ran away on upper hiain street, Norwaik, yesterday, opening the carriage and throwing Ir. Bartram or into the mud. The horse was on ght alter a short chase. No damage as done. ‘ ~Curbing, 50 cents a tool. W Iism Sheldon, contractor. There was considerable iault ndiug among‘the large number of South Nor- walk people who attended “He, She, Him. Her,” at the Opera House, last night. because no horse car ran to South Norwalk alter the performance. This neglect was due to a misundaatanding, through no fault of Manager Stanley. -—Tho young man why took the gold handled umbrella from the Opera House last night, was seen by a lady back oi him. Unless same is returned to Mana- gcr Stanley he will be arrested on sight. If returned, nothing iurther will besaid. The cargo oi iron pipe which was to have been shlpped on September 10 has not yet been heard from but will prob. ably behere by the latter part oi the week. The work of laying the pipe between upper and lower borough reser- voirs will be commenced as soon as pos- sible. Several bids have been received, but as yet the contract for laying has not been awarded. BNTBBTAINIENTS. “Pat's New Wardrobe.” There are a great many garments, in- cluding a pair of trousers of extraordi- nary length and a number oi very pretty feminine couiectIons in “Pat’s New Wardrobe,” which is to be produced at Music Hall next Saturday evening by Pat Rooney and his company. Pat’s brogue is as broad and as rich as ever, and the play in many ways an amusing one, and the company that supports Mr. Rooney is a capable one. There are funny situations, some clever dialogue, and a number 0! catchy and tuueiul airs in “Pat’s New Wardrobe.” A Olevor Paloma-co. It was a clever periormance that George B. Adams and company gave at the Opera House last evening of the odd- ly titled comedy, “He, She, Him, Her.” The production Is one that, as a rule. takes wall. A very pretty love story runs throughout the piece, a countryco boy and a "iortunate wail” figuring as the Romeo and Juliet. The usual vIllian exists, but his machinations come to naught; virtue Is triumphant and the curtain ialls on a very happy culmination- Tho company and the piece have made a hit and deservedly so, aslhe people are exceptionally good and the piece of such rapid action as to hold the audience In a continual good humor. ft is iull oi catchy music and bright songs, in addi- tion to bring hilariously runny. Withal, It reasons oithe ham attractions ever seen at the Opera House. . ‘ "no (team Pair." At the Union Square Theatre, "The County Fair” is not only holding its own, but scllpsing its previous records. The play isso iueny, pursand brightand so full oi human interest that it cannot tell to attract and please. Noll Burgess. as AuntAhlgaIlPrue,lsarusticontof rusticlty and plays his part with such osnsumato artthat iris hardlobelievs thatitismsrslyaetingthat Isshown us. Art is buts copyoi nature.and when theart Issodoishsd thatit can hernia. taken ior the original. the some of per- foctiu h attained. The Saturday mati- nsssareoutsarlyand are always largely attended by suburban residents. At the W Theatre, on Ionday, 15th. Ir. William Fleron fro-them, sud whichranfor400 nighlsahroad._____ Ianagsrfitmrloy has secured the tar. °"'" saw—m @W. The room and library committee held a msatlng on Iocdsy evening. at which, amusements were completed ior the turnishlpg oi the class room and the room that will conplu the library. It wasalso decided tohold shook reception sometimeduring the first parrot Novem- her, the date to he decided upon later. The orchsstra will hold their regular rehearsal this evening In the association parlor. Every member should be pres. out promptly at 7.80 o 'clook. The committee in charge of the eduoa-m tloual classes have, alter a great deal oi hard work, completed the details ior the season's work, and the various classes will be held and taught as iollowa: Book keeping and commercial arithme- tIo, combined, Tuesday evenings irom 7. 80 to 9. 00 o 'cloclr; instructor, H. B. Wighnm. German, Monday evenings irom 8 00 to 0.30; instructor, Prof. E. H. Gumbart. of the East Norwalk school. Mechanical drawing,’l‘uesday evenings 4 virus 130401100) instructor, H. P. Mor- i h w “whim: ‘ slang: amhaiogcs, mfifip uthgmcboxac ra by Fri ay ven ngs, irom 8:00 to 9-30; instructor,J. W. Saunders. In securing the Instructors ior these‘: classes the committee endeavored to get the very best ones that could be had. and the young men of Norwalk are to be congratulated that they are to have such a capable corps oi teachers over them. October lot is the date when all applications for joining any oi the classes should be handed In. Fire in [Du-Imp. Yeslerday morning tire damaged a boarding house in Danbury, kept by hire, twenty boarders, all escaped safely, ex- cepting Jennie Henley, who tell twenty (set to the ground and was probably fatally injured. ”a; MARRIED. JAYNl-DILIDN. —ln Stamford SepLI .hy Betnr k, Andrew B. Jayne oi Darlen. and Ilsa Marnie Agata Dillon. oi Stamford Tully, to the amount of 80,000. 0f the Go WASHINGTON STREET, 3:331: lorwalk. ileum; WWI). Advartlssstsnlsaadarth this.haad notm Ilnss.lllmslhc.,lltlnsswe,lwssk8100 honorarium 'l'lll our ”00 nonun- A muses. Apply to hoodsld & lloyt, Wk, 00! TO LIA!!! Till DRUG Blinllllsa III- qulrsati'laiated's drugstore. simr AUETNIDTI, IT 'l'fll NOB'ALI “TRON lqrwal 836N135 Wall 00. south I. (it. FOR SALE. Advertisements undm: this head, not will 5 lines, 1 unions. ItIIasshlls. I wash 81.00. mm 81.00? "DAUIITLBSS." or. round In sails and [Walk Will horoldri i. inquire or Henry Jones, Norw sI 1w Nit PAIILY liottll. TOP BUOGY Alli) Harness also one Jersey Cow. lnqulrs at this class. all) Im AWWIWITEMT .. ”mil?“ Mam ensured. inqul Ear mammals-tor. . andmiennmua W. (LSAI or nau’ T23“; m... in” TO LET. Advertisementsundathishsad. not exceeding 5 Imqiumsmaumomiwsskaim. WO FURNISH!!! ROOMS AT NO. 10 naili- land street, south Norwalk. nor iw Ali'i‘nI 07 HOUBI ON m3?“ “.3!" N;orwalk reut‘ili). Alsopnttoihouac on lastnavenuo, lastNorwaihnmr nerd Grooms; rent slow. Apply to Taylor A Golden. or W. Yourgs,atLoekwood Iig. Co. s15 BE OFIICBB JUST VACATID BY W. B. Rider over Portia‘ hardware store. Taylor fl: Idsn. audit! 80053 01" NINE R0088, NEAR BUYER'S store. lly avenue: goodordrr :posses— Lin mfirstely; rent, 3h: 00. B. A. Woodward. PLEASANT HOII IN A OONVINIKNT Iocalitylsodarsdtopersonswho wouldiihsto visit Wufilwwnmdsome time d the rate; 3 y. rs hour. I“ I si.. N. W. mgmhlngtou.b. 0 salt! LOST. A also Illumination. OPERA HOUSE, NORWALK TERI! NIGHTS. Thursday, Friday and Sainria'y, SEPT. 18, 19 and 20. Grand Matinee Saturday. Aflernoon AT 3 :30 O'OLOCK. The Talented Aetrem Llasle Seymour and Thomas Stratton, ' supported by is. Oarsiully Selected SIIOOlll-LO'OOOII OOIIIIIOII la the latest Istropoiltan Successes. 'ALIOB'I' A cmrrrr' «Thursday. " CALLII) BA C—K" y. “THE TWIN Slit’l'ltRS"—Sarurday. New and Elegant Wardrobes, Elaborate Prupertim. and appointments. Appropriate music, Charac- terbtlc Songs and Cho uses and every ac— cmaory that (wire Pisturrsqus Ideals Iiiant Scenes. Bra- Band and Orchestra. Watch ior the Grand Price—15.25am! 35c Iatlueo Prices— Children Is: annulus cam open Monday at ilale'a and Plalsted'n. s12 MU SIC HALL, our; arena our. Saturday, Sept. 20. 1890 I'll‘ Om! AND ONLY Ill! PAT RODNEY! Acknowledged oy all artist Superior. THE ONE IIIHITABLE COIEDIAI Till UAINTBT AND BEST BINGIR. T NIATDT AND GREATEST DANCIR, And Ihe Funniest Actor on Earth Who will appear In the most pleasing and comical oi all plays, PAT’S NEW WARDROBE fingernail by his charmln little daughter IA1'I'IIi hriavorlro IIOONB IUrIiual. l‘OIBnY IPANY. Especially engrg d, the QUAKIR CI" QUA lt'i‘m m3, Who Will, In ndultlatl to choice Imltsilous, «noes. solos and rehalns. In strumsntal and vocal, intruders Ibo never-robo- i ran musical ldyl, Till VILLAGI BLM' [- 3 s“lvsrything new this year. " ' Asans Banners tandardpr’rces Inserted tiestscan be secured at the customary. pllac IORAVBS, Iausget COMING! 0103 DAY ONLY. III TRANS-ATLANTIC RAILROAD snows Circus,“’“""’ Hippodrome, uosaarr And Profs-ass Bsrk's Wonderful chooloi ldneatsdArahIsn um. 30 IN N U M BER I 50 ARENIC STARS 50 two rmoasraacas. limrsopsaatlaadrtpmm. Orasdhtrosuas POPULAR PRICES 10 AND 20 CENTS. hirsslPsI-adut “Nana. Intras- phylfltablslsvladlmnad children. “ location :--BAI.L PARK. W ”Mailman, astronauts an. 1800. AM Ares-so. «mummum “tuna-insists sail mus ts sablklt Mohandas: “film "m g T.’ .‘K., B“ RIOS” " " Advertisements under thls head not exceeding ii lines, 1 timehiic. Ailmes soc. nectar POCKI'I‘BOOK—ON IONDAY BITWIIN kly avenue and Croiui A Kuapp‘ a isctory. No I. The dnder will be rewarded by leaving the same at this cake. aid It hluslc for Societies, l-lrc. Mil WILLIAI J. STYLE. Cornet Virtuoso. ‘ having completed hIs summer engagement with iho'Brooklyn Theatre (Results. is now pre- pared to inrnlsh a drowns Unliormed hand or to to‘22 pieces. Prlvaro lessons SI. hands taught. [or terms, address Box 58.0, iio. alorw'alk. s12 Iw DORLON POINT. samnnar aren't: SOCIALS Darius the month oi her. there will hast Dorian Point, every Sat night, CONCERTS AND SOCIABLES Good Music will be provided and a pleasant time guaranteed. WThe hocsewill remain o all winter ior gucslson Ibo European plan. users ior parties at any size will be promp. ly furnished hesicamer‘ Ireu on Connor"wlli run to the For Young Ladies and this}... Boarding and Day School mtanthyssropsasonfhnrsdsy. .mm usmmhsatudmtslsrany spmtmsathubasaaswl! - I Ina m u rilthlho .pasthsar the pupils harsmhsanlnrgciy dadvaata oi the students Pu ls dong solution shou‘ald makslmmsdiats app!"I «lithium-3000‘: )mnym $11,."th IW hip or OIBLSLNO YOONO LADIES lie-opens at Hillside, Norwalk, THURSDAY, HOT. 20, 1890. as Sir “Ol'i'lcl OF BOARD OF IAIIAGIIBN‘I' -os- PAIRFIILD COUNTY TIIPORARY uoaur -m- DlPllrlllltll'l‘ AND NIGLICI'BD CHILDREN. lico- 25, Coins" Corni- noose. —hOATlD— .101“! 0 PAGE. I GEO. I OLIBI'RAD," $County Com rs JOSBPlIW Joimrlu L. W. WI‘SILS of State Board at "hsriricp. C A ll lentil.“ ois‘taie hoard oi lltahh JOSIPII w. rouisson my and Tie“ TO CONTRACTORS. Proposals for Estimates. llarnsrronr. Conn. Sept 3.1820. Sealed proposals ior building a Conn-n Boas Burrnrse A? saunas. Connrcllcni. on land own- ed by faltdeld County, will be received at this odlcsuniil it I. Wednesday Septemborl ih, 1‘90. The perrou or persons maklug proposals shall furnish the same In a sealed envelope indorsed. ' Pro ”or building acounly Home at Ilerwaik. " with Is or their names and addressed iorhe chair- man oi County BmuoBoanLat this otlice on or actors t‘ilie day an! Mimi's lIifrnbréd. At :hlch Inc an placer pro I open and read by the chairman For pariicularsor the nature and extent oi the work who done Menace must be made to the plans and tpecidcattous which are on tile at the oditeoi Albert ii. Beers, Archire I. opposite depot, Bu t..Ooan Rash bid must be accompanied by a certified chess ior5per cent. or the amount or contract. payable to the order oi the Chairman oi Board. Bald check to he foricllcd to County If said hid- dershould fall to must Into contract within a reas- ouab s time ii the work Is awarded him with sails iactory localrccn rccnrl.ty M'i'his Board reserves the right II reject any or all Joust). PAGE. L Bun, uro Ir. «IL-snap “Fm“"mw‘ JOtlltPii W. JUIINEO'! Ii'alrdeld Lonely Ilume. T Point every Sallrrllae evening during“ leavinghouthlorwa kal" .. II. 8:00 and 8:30. ile— turulng leave Dorion Point at II: 00 p. m. J“. E. POWER PROPRIETOR. OLD AN O RELIABLE Lilli DOOOI Fifllflll Lilli South Norwalk —~——AND——- Norwalk, Gt. Till PROFILLBNB CITY OF NORWLLKO EAGLE Will leave Pier ‘20, last River (Beekrnan Street), New York. at on Ia.'. tislurdaysatlt p. In.) Vrrlghtmlvediromimm. to 5p. In. Returning, boatslcave Norwalk at 5 p. m, and Bomb Norwalk at 0: to p In Freight taken from and received for all the Danonrs and Norwalk and Bhopasx Ilroads at nearly reduced rates. ponappllcatloutos lathe (Ills oi Norwalk and logic will he sent or special lots oi irright anywhere In New York or its vicinity Allpersons are iorhlri trustlng any oi the employees oi the boats oi this line on accouit oi the owners lhsreot. sill 5.AIII‘.TI~00-i£$hii.§ Horses, Carriages, Sleighs, Buggies, Harnesses, lac. lots on Will he acid at Public Auction, on The Fair Grounds at Norwalk, Conn, ON WEDNESDAY, OCT. 1. 1890, AT I. O’OLOOK. oi fl , lye; or .. ammeu ovsss. trartaandllarnu. .Ilso- as S i 3'83. 3 it 9.1 ,, £5 a? r W. RIOORY, 'l'RY THEM! Milt bl'Plltloll CHOCOLATE OLEIII DROPS 25c. a. Pound. Our Cocosnnl Cakes. Old isehloued Iolasses Candy and Tallies are mule herb every day. LT ELTON O OO. Manufacturing Confectioners. null) if JOHN HAUP’I‘, Purmerly manager oi Panlngion's market. has it specials Meat Market In W I. Ayrrs arose. No. 21 North Iain street, uhrrshowlll hoop 1 All Kinds of Fresh, Salt and Smoked Instant low prices. nrv n' Yuma V‘ft'lvhl'tr M, ”WW‘OWWI THE NEW FURNITURE STORE ”I III ”I Wlnllngtol It. loath m M N oi Bridge. "I000” OOH-AN. Pa'ssltriotns m GI“. tic Prim willlllltyollIU ml] (also. JELIFFE, UNDERTAKER. 82 Ilsrth Iain Street. Bath Ilsrwalk Opsualalllonrl. The aerrlessolasl'mhalmsv andhassalDIrsctor secured. . mylly GEORGE ll. RAYMOND, F urniture Dealer. New Store 46 it 48 Main at, Norwalk Also Furnishing Undertaker. WWMW’I‘L I'M- llarlaliy strasi Telephone A. S. FERRARI}, JEWELER. Diamond» Watches, Jewelry. "We”. macaw. as. saunas-rains. - summers. I 300]“, etc. PlIISTEO DBUGGIST. . .... ~Wfl- _ This is the place to buy School Books. We have a complete line. Geographys, Readers, Laugdhéékaooks, Arithmetics, Latin Books, Copy 1'. I I“! Thwart line of Pads and Tablets In town, prices from 1 cent up. sell for 5 cents. 7 Inch Slate Pencils, 2 for a cent Lead Pencils, Pens, Pen- ‘ holders at all prices. PLAISTEO DRUGGIST. I'NDEB MAHACKEMO HOTEL rd 0 g 3‘: ~25?! s-< :: == = «6.. > 43%;;33. a Sgwif,’ b a, 253:: E gaiiig ._3 3 ' c.3553 m a 5'59; Eaéiirz' F" g m ,srggg- a: 5:95:25 ”‘3 " . m i - g .. a . ?g€:' m — 0 £302 a a ‘2’: 4%? a a; m age a .. n a 53.. 6 g 1% D> 5 as E; l-a It 3., a W 3 2% III 9 ' “F ' car-:1 '5 3" G «K t“ Ch 35 a '3 O is .3; "a m c 5: "a .39 ~=I egg 5: :0 = 3-3 I’ .. i 533 E CD :9 ' I’I‘Toif .__ ‘ I 0., x "I . ., 15.1 2;" l'!.','.. ‘2'I’ JOB F33. V @135"- Wfifu‘l‘ ‘ PRINTING l LL That will please you [I PI‘IIO alll WOI'IOOIILII. And you also wont it INAHURRYI’" The EVENING SENTINEL Can fill your order every time. unionism 7x11 Slate, first quality, we - MRRINO UNDERWEAR AT POPULAR PRICES. Tatiana ,rmr ‘11:] w 3...“. Gents’, Ladies 9 4,,” l IN HILOLEN’S LIBBLO TESTS l *4' AT 10 01:5. U: UAEWOFBEM‘ See our east Window. Mm” W illHdII t‘uil HOSIERY [3 well assorted with attractive goods._ Each Our usual large gt’vi' In new. afigp’: till-TQM o ”£1 n". soc; radii“ at h was spot irwIllT’if‘l “ls‘ and Children’s ,1. rorszy‘ HENRIETTA cLori-Is In Desirable Colors at 25 cents. STOCK I. Oiekuman O Son, 84 WASHINGTON ST., SOUTH NORWALK. CT. will astonish you. The LII [Inaugural POOL BOOTS ONO SHOES GLOVER & OLSEN’S .PECIA LTIES : Our Surnh Kid Ladies' .2. 00 Shoes are the linear over oflered In South Norwalk. Lndica' French Kid Hand flowed, Ladiaa' French ”wood and wells at prices that A tall line of, indies’ . Children' s and Isn' s Shoes that will pay all to examine. CLOVER do OLSEN, Leaders in the Boot and Shoe Trude [mill Builus Bantu! STAIN”. CONN. IBOI’BIS SEPTE- BEB 3d. luslums’l'taisingdchoolimhothssasa. look ,llhost Your liar 1qu Your Life! lawn rent will [allow-sat .l’hllcyoi ”56ml" able gnflmoi an I." 14%.. " kmhfis’flm In,tvoall s'tar three. ”WWW m “tel-ma: Orr-pony oi name. ' s. a. unoaaaorsu. anal. 'Waihlsgtou stress. loath Nevwalk. JACOB M. LAYTON, ml‘lutsnllsssv Isaryordsrscsllaalh W";m Osassaliasasanas mm “Wanna Hm'” WALK. 01‘. To the Citizens $317.0 "malt and Vicinity: We are now pvrparsd to do Gold, Silver, Nickel and OIIlIIeI PLA'I‘ING, Polishing and lelalshlng all kinds of let-I Goods. A spedallyraadeof Marsha-gaging Tableware, it It. and all kinds”? main: m lit-slag. .i'riesalowaad faction guaranteed .3800 Hurrah Plath! Oman ‘0 W000!- Dar-.1, Oppalic lites-hint Dashes liars-Ia. sassrr JOHN D. DOUGHTY ARTIST. Amharméum'm "mm ”“3 ”firing... “.auor union...
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