FRANCIS & Co..—-—-
‘ 9 Washington Street.
- THIS WEEK WE ARE
‘éolosuo on 1 In or.
Lubin’s
Extracts
at 590 per bottle.
ALL POPULAR ODORS.
REMEMBER THAT WE SELL A
111111111 outer Billili or
Jamaica
for 250.
runs-revs
Elixir. of
' Calisaya
—AND-
PLAISTED’S
Beef Wine
and Iron
ARE THE BEST SUMMER TONICS
YOU CAN USE. TRY THEM.
611111 75c.
H. H. Plaislod,
Dru ggist.
43 Washington 81., So. Homali.
f
hr the benefit of our rung. friends who Ask
what Iioaatonik contains "I Ierewtth publish
neares can
i"?
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"Ilsa
drums”: fart-akin"
we takeonemmce o‘f “:11 spirit of‘ mm-
unequal can a 1 comic ere-e;
m into i s’tahl'e's mini of the
salts of patience. adding at I earns times
"W“ of 'W these grow calen-
slvely in the not bite gathering at tho-
ndtulof thebhnamnsof hope.
Isn‘thg‘m with thehal halyplof Ix)\'ldl‘fl;l-
newscmes 1 res-stuns 11;. o 11
main genuine frieodsht care-
I’lerfeltsln tfho buts: of self
:1qu all“ I'1111111 W" ”old?“ 1111: ii?
re s corn 10s on Ye n
which: theee'to s harmonlom
I“nub neoportlonof content. flav-
ensenceo fgoedlcdgment and
“t“.‘tll. “‘°“°‘” ”m” m"
this used. 111111. the-declares“
as an infallible cure for that
f mend that which contains
y recon ed to rims: of a
recent malarial
.setethsiiverf in mutton a he the
men... Marshal-1'1-
600. 0.... Stillson.
_‘ ”aduwubm'dt. Hall»
New 'iiaoleml 1n Pails.
to: 315.3. m n11.
SMOKED HALIBUT
'lhcle fresh smoked bhccldsrsnsr
"Mia-sinuous facile. Blane
Id Manet ossoherhsvstrtsd
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Ginger '
_ to their other products."
Republican "atlas-111.
We reaffirm the American doctrine of
'on. We call attention to its
growth. We maintain that the prosper-
ous condition of our country is largely
due to the wise revenue legislation of the
Republican congress. We believe that
all articles which cannot be praducal in
the United States, accept luxuries, should
be admitted free of duty, and that on all
iritmrts coming into competition with the
Winds of American labor, thcrc shall
be duties levied equal to the Inference be-
tween ranges abroad 11min! home.
Ollll Fill STYLES
formltauoo. and you will readily under-
stand the point we make.
value in Clothing that no one will at.
tempt to excel.
Will give
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South Norwalk.
WHICH PDLIOY DD YDU FAVOR?"-
The paramount issue in the present presidential canvass is
the tariff, and especially so in this community. The Republican
and Democratic parties are divided on this question. The Be.
publican party' 1s committed to protection; the Defuncratic party
to tree 11111111111111 the two tariff planks givcn below, and with-
out partisan bias or fear or favor cast your ballot for the condi-
dates of the party which you honestly believe favors and for-
wards your interests and the welfare of our country:
Democratic Platform.
We denounce Republican protection as
_a fraud; a robbery of the great majority
of the American people for the benefit
of the few. We declare it to be a funda-
mental principle of the Democratic party
that the Federal government has no con-
stitutionalptnocr to enforce and collect
tori] duties wept for the 1117171111111 of
Willie only, and demand that the col-
lection of such taxes shall be limited to
the necessities of the gorv‘mmmf. hon-
estly and economically administered.
THE EVENING SENTIN EL.
JANE; GOLDEN. Editor and Proprietor.
Wm..- ymr. I. ll months. In); 8 month;
SL5: I montthiccnta :single copies! cents.
Illnlatnre Almanac for Tomorrow.
Sun Rises BunSets l lllgh1‘ide Low This
at {:25 1116111 at '-Io..11n
New York Herald Weather Forecast.
The weather to-doy promises to be clear and
slightly cooler. with dry. westerly breezes.
I-‘or to-morrow somewhat warmer. clear and
d y weather may be expected with westerly to
northwesterly brocaes.
AN EJIB lRRASSIli'G SlTU. -iTlt).\‘.
Democratic orstors and writers in this
state are placed in a most embarrassing
situation this full. The national plat-
form denounces "Republican protection
sen fraud. a robbery of the great ma-
jority of the American people for the
benefit of the few," and aliirms that
“The Federal government has no consti~
tuiional power to enforce and collect
tsnfl duties except for the purpose of
revenue only." Furthermore, it do-
nounces the McKinley tariff law enacted
by the fifty-first congress as "the culmi-
nating atrocity of class legislation," and
promhcs “its repeal as one of beneficial
rmults that will follow the action of the
people in intrusting power to the Dem
The state platform do.
clan-s lhnt Connecticut farmers “are e11-
titicd to 111! the favorable legislation
which has burn or may ln' adopted.
whether it refers to the tobacco leaf or
In "may be"
legislation the Connecticut Democrats
pledge themselves not only unwisely but
very ignorantly. except that they are
confident of the succsm of the Demo
cratic ticket, which will make additional
similar legislation impossible. Did any
other party ever commit itself to an un-
known measure? \‘erily this is 1111 un.
heard of pledge to class legislation.
cmtic party.”
The favorable legislation which has
Menu-loptedthatmfers'to the tobacco
leaf isembrsosd in the McKinley tariff
law. According to the national plat-
5. form the McKinley tariff law is “the
culminating atrocity of clam legislation,"
and its repeal is pledged If the people on-
trust the power to tlu1 Democratic party.
Included in the McKinley low is fill the
protectionto the various industries in
this town and in the state of ('onnccti-
cut. Somehow the great strnddiers
who framed the Democratic state
”platform couldn't stretch thelnsolvee
to coveru entitled to all the favorable
legislation which has been enacted the
battentnrsnd other industries of the
town. Themnneeticct Democratic in-
consistency would have been more con»
sietcnl if it had excepted from what the
nautical convention dechlod to be
'I‘he‘cuhninsitng atrocity of elem lsgh-
lstioc’,‘ l. 11.. the lfelftcisy 11111. was
clause besides the farmers. The Con-
necticut Democncy. always harping
sgainstclm legislation. singles out the
farm for the benefits of the NoKinley
“WWII-loo.” but learn better-
'andsllothsrtnechanlcstothemsmieeof
the fun trade doctrine and Wired
Wu‘mmpmtom rc-
wnhnmunyun.
For the lihofns we cannot under-
mum-mmmmwm
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pomwssforeepndoollecttarifldutiu
exceptfwthcpurptseofnmueofllyi”
mamaotsllltepsotectlvelegtelaa
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m" to moon:
must, tr sch e111- preferent-
mmhwawiathltt 'l‘kstsctie.
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discerning , featheeiserltssecf
tram tumu-
SDII'I'II NORWAIJI'.
What the People of Our City are lining
and Saving.
Mrs. George Dickens is quite ill nt her
home, with an attack of fever.
Miss Fannie Shriver, of Chestnut
street. is quite ill with malarial fever.
A regular meeting of Sherman (‘oun-
cii, Royal Arcuuum, will be held this
evening. A full attendance [is desired.
—-Rcusonnble prices at lane's depot
restaurant. Open all night.
011 Account of the accident which be-
-fcl his father lust Saturday. Frank lic-
Nsrnnru will not join the Kittie Rhoudcs
Comedy company until later in the sea-
son.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Richard-1 cob-brut-
ed the tenth anniversary of their mur-
rioge last evening at their home on
Windward avenue. About thirty guests
were present and 11 fine tinn1 is reported
by all.
During the storm Tuesday night, the
large float at the Knob broke from its
moorings and four pleasure boats owned
by members of tho.- Outing club were
driven on the rocks and damaged almost
beyond repair.
——Dr. C. I". Boutwell will vistt Winth-
ihgum. D. (2.. next week; consequently
his dental rooms will be closed until
September 56.
Philip ilemlrcu. hull-I liauvrzm 11ml
Willmm Dugun Wl‘ft‘ arrested last 111,;ht.
chargcl with vagrant-3'. 'l‘hcy pleaded
guilty bcfurc Justice Townsend this
morning 11nd each received a sentence of
ten days in the county jail.
This being the closing week of the (lily
of Albany's daily trips betwu-n South
Norwaik and New York. the steamer
has carried a large number of Imogen
mob way. The majority of them have
been ladies. who go to New York "shop-
plug."
Scribner it Smith‘s circus arrived in
South Norwollr this morning and him1
erected their canvas on the old nursery
property on Spring street. A pcrform-
sum: is being held this afternoon and
there will be another this evening. To-
morrow they show in the borough.
Arrangements have been completed by
Colour-I Frost and Adjutant t'rotnt fur
the "mammalian of the Fourth regi-
merit to New York on Columbus Day
The Bridgeport stn'mrwl' Waterbury has
been engaged. It has not yet boon 1b»
sided whether the Norwslk mmtpnnies
will take tho bout at Bridgeport or
at Wilson Point.
«Pure coffee with purr- cream. 51:. 11
cup. depot restaurant. Upon all night.
Companies B and I}. of Bridgeport
have unanimously accepted the invite-
tion of Company C. of Stamford. to par-
ticipate in the celebration next month.
It is expected that if s sufficient number
of oompaulss accept the invitation to
make at least two battalions of live corn-
psnies each, Colonel Frost and staff will
attend the parade.
“on...“
Captain 8. i'cck.ot the (:in of Nor-
walk, was taken suddenly ill in New
York city yesterday. and Captain Wil-
liam Boston, who was enjoying s week's
vacation atflresnpofnt, was telegraphed
fortotakechargeof the Impeller. He
will [wobbly remain on the Norwslk
mill badly. when he will take charge
autumn-111111111 will be put on 11111
routesssoocss the City ofAliiany is
withdrawn.
«Saturday-richness will males at
theIlerrilchdneseoollege.0ctobt-rlet.
at!o’olock.a.ln. Thssecl'sewillhe
underline personal impaction of Iti-
Elnohinsan,“ Brooklyn. ll. it. s
ladywhcmksklgk in her protection.
and who has prepared for the work
coderuuicstrcctlonctsbte and noted
mum-unmade“ The
sdwottksacihwersesaiwke
wmmdmwma
the ratio. about in Stanford and
sslghhorlsnmcs. and to the usual
public. Willie simian“.
watermammecddlswfsg.
maniac-11111111111111.1111“ es
hes-mute“ baseline.
“Munchkin-Ille-
Iisjln Muesli
illicperpslr. ~ ,, .
1
' nvcuut‘.
84 WASHINGTON
Min Mary HcCarthy, of Tollee street,
is recovering from a serious illness.
iI. Tboills returned last evening from
a visit to Hometown and Orange, N. J.
The South Norwalk Athletic cibb “are
making arrangements for their fall en-
tsrtslnrnent.
The employee of the Nonvnlk Lock
company now work until 5:30 o'clock. an
hour longer than they hare been working.
Mrs. E. 8. Bowen. of East Norwslk.
presented her husband this morning
with twin boys that weigh aboutsix
pounds each.
Mr.Pakulski,referrsd to in the following
item from the Danbury News, formerly
lived in South Norwalk. “0. A. Hope
has purchased an interest in Pskuiski's
barber shop in Samuel flurris' block
and will conduct the business in future.
Mr. Pokulski will conduct the Wooster
House shop as formerly."
J11st1pl1_llunds. Who is erecting the
poles for the City of South Norwalk Elec-
tric Light Works. has about fifty more
to set before his contract is completed.
At the rate the poles are being erect—
ed they will all be in posifion within a
very few days. Then the work of string-
ing the wires and hanging the lamps, for
which Mr. Hands also has the contract,
will be commenced.
There were 1.424 deaths reported in the
State during the month. This was sixty-
fhrct1 less tlmt\in July: it was 176 mon-
htimn in A1131: . Will. and r38 morf1 than
the average number of (lcnllts in August
for flu- five years prcccding tit-1 present.
'l‘iu1 death rate was “21.8 for tb11 inrgc
l1 ivvus 11111] the small tow 11:1. consequently
‘11..“ for the whole State. Norwullr ro-
porIc-i thirty-1.1111 deaths. representing an
fulfilllll dI-uth rule of 19.2 per 1.000 inhabi-
tants, on 1111 estimated population of
211.0111),
Niill W A Lil N IIWS.
Ilrm-ay IInllget of lie-e From the
llurouxh End of Town.
hint. J. C. Newkirk, of the Norwalk
hotel. isqltlte ill
r‘
DI puty Sheriff Toner wont to Ridge-
lield yesterday to serve subpoeans.
I'ontmctor A. 8111 i1 commenced work
this morning on tho (ire-gory Point road.
The cases of Daniel I’. Honlon and
James Ellis. for resisting an officer. will
mmc 11p in the Superior 1‘ourt of Bridge.»
pun today. Thisuvmuuts fur the rib-
scnt'rof M‘thl'ill of tin! legal fraternity
from town today.
Owen O'Brien and wife, of Holden
11111111111, who accused Mrs. David Work-
1111111 of turning tIII1 DIN‘ on them ushnrl
time age. and who were subsequently ar-
rush-1i and heavily fined. have decided
not to carry their cases to 11 higher court,
but have settled them at considerable ex-
11-11911.
-
—-i“.lcvclund 11nd Stevenson or Han'ison
11111llt1~i1l1111pa.l.'1c, utilitchell'sNorwslk.
iii-v. \\1ll1un1 J.>il11cu1111-1 lecture on
Bonn-11.111 Saw It,” takes place at the
rooms of the Norwslk club tomorrow
night, beginning at 8 o'clock. in
rcIIponsc to ,the invitations sent out by
the enlcrtuinmcnt committee it is ex—
pected that a large number of bulb-s and
gentlemen will be present.
llownrti Lineman was riding his bicy-
cio post iionry Prim-'11 residence on West
'l’uceuluy ultcrnoon. when the
luttcr‘s little dog ran out of the yard and
mount-nerd snapping 11nd barking at the
Wheel. "11 their made a jump for Mr.
31111111111131 leg. but struck one 'of the pod-
als and fell under the machine. Mr.
Mosmm, who was making amt prog-
ress. lost his balance and fell over into
the street on top of his wheel. The ma-
chine was bully broken. it was the one
biabmtlm Bert brought over with him
from Europe.
The ladies of tho Norwalk Methodist
church gave an enjoyable entertainment
and peach tee social in tho leeturerooro
of the church last evening. Supper-wee
served from 11 until ‘to o'clock. Ice
cream. cake and peaches were served to
those who did not care fortbe regular
supper. The entertainment commenced
at 8 o'clock. The recitation 11111111111
"Artic’s Amen." by life- llsttle Ilslkin,
was well rendered and called forth much
applause. The banjo solos by the Mines
Feunetta Rose and Flora Peck were
highly pleasing.ss was also 11111 vocal
soknscngbyliss Annie Stash smiths
reading by like Julia Godfrey. The
entertainment concluded with a malts-
lion cutely given by little Walter Decker.
Ihse Edith Peck. of Camp street,
wssrldinghsrbioycleacrcssthe Wash
lnglcnstrssthridns'I'II-dsy 11111111.,111
oorupeny with her sister Flora. whsnshe
meteoeotitcymondhmthcn’tasmend
shores-111d hemmtalntoshr. fill.
Higgins. In trying to pan hetwem
thsmliul’eck.whclssninespum
rider,lostconttui of her machine, ran
Moccetthetrcokhoreu. and tell in
trcctcftkc-withtks neetdss on top
other. “fuchsia-reared and plugged
and kicked thencekimhsdlyddnsglag
it. lini’eokwesuampledonmdssrl-
only injured Dr. KW“ Wop
“mud-stem soother cot-
, 1 9111
firmwares 03111111, and we have 5111 received 01111 HUNDRED oozes
HOSE, with our own Stainp, direct from the mills in Germany, in grades to sell from 2511. to
We have also received a case of Sixty Dozen Domestic Hose. which we shall sell at 100., or
three pair 2611. Those. in addition to our regular lines of Hosiery, will make a large and attractive
assortment. We are sure you will find them of excellent value.
A Dickerman & 8011,
STREET. SOUTH
The cducutionalcommitum of the Y
)1: C. A. will hold a meeting in the
, rooms this evening, at 7 o‘clock.
11111.11 McKeon'was mn'tie exceedingly
hapw yesterday by the advent of a
pretty girl bsby into his household.
The Y. II. C. A. devotional committee
held a meeting last evening and decided
to commence the Sunday song service
the first Sunday in October.
Engineer Thomas Dougherty, of the
Dinbury and Norwaik road. and Miss
Ellen (lilroy, of Brewster. N. Y.. will he
married on Thursday, of next week.
Pilgrim Council. 0. U. A. M will at-
tcnd service at the First Congregational
church Sunday evening .to listen to an
address by the Rev. T. K. Noble, D. I).
The Norwolk Gas Light company have
finished laying a new six-inch pipe
through But avenue. The company are
now piping to Ambler & Perry's but fac-
tory to Host Norwulk.
Charles Carpenter. formerly foreman
for T. Cousins, has accepted 11 position
his shoe fucmry in Brooklyn and is
moving his furniture there to—dny. His
family will leave lown to-morrow,
llurgcssfes Robert Green. E. S. Adams,
J. H Buckley. Charles Squires and En-
gincer l'. N, Wood are the committee
appointed by Warden Kimmey toselcct
the Belgian blocks with which Main
street is to be paved.
Pensions hm 1.1 been granted to the fol~
losing neidcutsof the slate of l‘onnec-
licut: Uriginul. Slcpncy Young: addi-
tionul, 5.1!. iluwloy. Joseph Anthony.
11.111111 l". Bradley, Daniel B. Hubbard
Charles “1'. Cooper. Stephen II. I'edt
bum. Willem II. Winona, Joseph F
Phillips: additional, Charles Gregory:
Increase. Thomas Finn.
II.E.D.111n. t. N. Wood. C. it. (Tool—
idgcnnd l". \\ . Woodward. who recent
ly enjoyed a fishing trip to Lake Waco-11-
buc and were entertained by n camping
party there. are reciprocating today by
giving their entertainers a day's sport on
the suit water. This evening the party
will enjoy a shore dinncr at Lauren's.
Howard W. Doty. Comswck Brnthcrs'
genial 1~hsrk.aud Mia-1 Bertha Sillimun.
daughter of Mr. 11an Hrs. Melville W.
Silliumu. of Center avenue. will be mur-
ried at the First Baptist church 11! iriuh
noon. Wednesday. October 5. (in their
return from a wedding tour they will
red-l.- 1111 Newman art-11111.1.
Dennis .‘Icf‘urtby was sitting with a
number of his friends 1111J211n11s II.
U‘lb-iliy‘s store stoop on Main street last
evening, what McCarthy startled them
by 11 cry of fire. Smoke was seen issuing
from his clothing and he was jumping
up and down. slapping himself in a
frantic manner. One of the bystanders
rushed into the store, and procuring a
pail of water dashed it over him. After
.‘ict‘nrlhy recovered from his fright be
put his hand in his pocket and drew
forth the charred remains of 11 box of
matches auda port of a box of cigarettes.
The flames had eaten through his cloth-
ing to the1 skin and burned him quits1
badly.
llAltlIlN.
George Ii. Tilly is treating iii-1 cottage
to a new cost of paint.
Sin-rill Koclcr is quilt1 sick. 11111111151111,-
from playing dominoes so much of the
time.
A unit-and festival will he held this
nfwrmm and owning ut the I'rcehyicr-
isn Inrsonngc.
Miss Ads 1.. Inphum's school for
youngindio-s and children. on PMPI'CI
11111111111, will open October 81!.
The fair under the auspices of the
ladies of St. John's It. (I. church opens
this evening in the town hall.
Mrs. Msry Taylor has moved from
Charles Stuvcus‘ boom to om- of Theo-
dore AuslIn's cottages on ling Hill.
Joseph Donnelly. of Bidgeileld. hns re-
turned to Davies and 5 again employed
by Alonso Weed. the blacksmith.
Robert hardy and Baronet Grumman
attended the Democratic State conven-
tion 111 ilsrtford. Tuesday. The latter
was out1 of the cemeteries.
Welcome Division. B. of T.. gave a
very enjoyable pound party at their hall.
Tueaicy evening. Members of 11111111...
ha Division. 80th Norwalk. and Ship-
psn Division. Stamford. were present.
A nest sum was realized.
Night operator Homer Birchsrd'e horse
ran away Monday afternoon. Mrs. Bir-
cbard was holding the animal by the
bridle, waiting for a train to pass, when
beget away from horsndran up lain
street. After overturning and wrecking
thcesrrisge the horse stopped in front
of the Tooter Hones
Justicechh took a bath in the waters
ofScotch Cove. Sunday. fie had been
out sailing with his new barber. Herman
litter,scdingstttngoctofthcssti host
the judge shopped intos small skiff.
which immediately stick with him. He
was rescued and started on his jouniey
to Canada ttccday nursing.
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WW8.
'I'lIsessfsctoty Debut down for In-
silo-.msemanmmsn 3““
1.123s
NORWALK. CONyN.
IIIS’I‘DRII‘ GROUNDS.
Rev. c. )1. lelleclt's Remarks at the Flag
finial-x In the North Center District-
Itev. C. If. Belieck, who was present at
the exercises in the North Center district,
Tuesday, was requested to preface the
final blessing lIyn closing remark. lie
spoke substantially as follows:
We are asked to give the benediction.
but before ronouncing it would venture
a few aural; in addition to those which
hsve already been so well spoken.
Prosperity totho efforts of the patriotic
order which has for one of its objects the
unturling of freedom' 8 banner over our
free schools. Where can those colors
more uppro printeiy wave? And in our
judgment, i you will pardon its utter-
once. our flag is with signal propriety
given to the Norwalk breeze just here in
this particular locality. For months it
has proudly floated above East Nora alk‘.
educational center, and beseelningly so.
Upon Bust Norw nlk soil the founders of
our town spent their first night in the
plantation, and reared their first habitu-
tions, and opened their first pieces of
worship and of business, and built their
first school house. Highly beseeming
Is it that East Norunlk should be
thus dignified. The South Nornulk
school grounds have also for months
been ling cnuobled. There is reason
to believe that foreign headquar-
ters were anciently established in the
"minions upouuportion of winch that
city' :1 union school now stands The
matter has been for many years one of
local mention. There. then. the new na-
tions standard is fitticgly exhibited;
which remark applies with equal force
to the Center school distritt. so largely
represented on this occasion. Through
it, prior to European puss-cubic. lay the
savage-11' bout of which our old records
tell. From his Wigwam on ollr‘ of our
last century :1 northncslvrn hills P1111115.
the sachcm. and the father of prion
0111111 was “out, it would appear to
11-1111.- .Iud trend the H‘I’uliahwsymth' 11!
long ago. Surely there may our sover-
eighty s emblem be unfolded. But most
emphatically here in the North Center
dislrict.haI-'etl1ceefolds 11 plate. Hen
woesuccutsiully fought what a chroni-
cit-r 1~1 pleased to designate the Battle of
Norwalk. The two d‘IVisions of the alien
urmy met our own force-1 and were re-
pulecd on yonder France street; Which
defeat seemingly detormlncd the crowds
commander to wane threw non of Non
Luglnud “e consequently consider
this school ward to be 11 Somalk home
of" the old ling.
And now what does this ten-mony
menu and what docs this glormus bun
mr here so rightl for the first
time this dav display say. 9 “e have
a country l1ls,'1n brief is the explana—
tion of the fciicitous exercises of the
afternoon; we have a country And
next to the suprcnicst claim that can be
urged upon one is that of native land.
find and his scrI'ice first then father~
laud. Msv the claim be deeply St’ilh‘tl
in all our tenets. and "my earnest exer—
tions for the honor of both end only
with our lives.
One thought more. it is a tradition
that “hen (iemrul William Trvons
1111-n,in 11.9. had burned the mat of Not-
walk,thcy reached as the terminus of their
mid Dryc Hill. the rising ground of
11' hicb this stbuol site Is :1 part. Thon-
acre .1 few dwellings in thc neighbor
hood. but the enemy s fugots bud g'n en
out, and the property. or at least the
11111111 of it,11ns left unmolestcd. 50 may
every design against the health and
wealth of this school district come to
naught. May the children of successive
generations here drink at Enrnlng's
Spring and may the stars and stripes
not alone c1rr1n11re in this plum1 inspire
tho1 order of the patriot. but may they be
the soy mbol of peace and progress
all over our land and throughout the en-
tire world.
I’EOI’IIE Till KNOW
Pleasant Paragraphs about our and
Other People's Friends.
Deputy Sheriff Pike. of Fairlie-Id. was
In town ycutcrday.
Elise Louise Wood, of West aucnuc. is
visiting in l'ort Chester.
Pix-Secretary of State R. Juy Walsh.
of Greenwich. is at the Mnhuckciuo Ho-
tcl.
Miss Julia Dunn. of Troy, N. \'., is the
guest of William B. Dunn. of ilivcr
ulrt'ct.
D. W. Raymond is representing tht1
Alpha Wheel club at the Springfield
more today.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Foster. of Quin-
tnrdavcnue.1uc visiting Mr. and Mrs.
11. ll. ioster.1n Dsnbury.
Miss Mary Sellouk. of hierwin street.
who has been visiting in New York for
six weeks. returned home last evenimt.
Hrs. Fred B. Bquiers. of Beltway. N.
J., who is visiting her sisters. the lines
Scudder. West street, attended the
Johnston-Phil nuptials in Noroton.
yesterday.
11011117011.
Edward Iadrixsn, the proprietor of
tho Rowsyton stage line, is visiting in
New York city.
ILO. Wilson. of EnglovVood, BL. is
visiting at the home of Henry Simone.
Mrs. H. B. Williams. of New York. is
visiting Dir. and tire. A. I“. Ihlhlwnytm
Dr. Hunt. of the firm of Hunt it
Eaton. of the Hotbodlst Book (ioucern.
preached in the Methodist church 3on-
dsy morning.
At the Republican club meeting. Ssh
unisy evening. officers were elected as
f:ollows Preeideut,llsrry Bootleld;vioe-
presidenta Bert Venseiver. B. W. God
innit. 0. loosen. 0. W. Bryan. Wit
liem Moore and William ”funny: secre-
W. “m BUMP MM, Bum
committee to see it the club could secure
Charles Iowndes’ wounding to reset in.
[fallow York millionaire given
MM. dbl
Cubans. surname."- sppointsd a “"
back for more.
Grade Tea 11115011
noise Dressin.
LEADING
l22 Fairfield Ave..
J. Y. GRIFFIN, - -
A Trump Card.
The Birmingham Owl of July 24, 1892.
says: “Mr. James Gregory has played a
trump card at Day's this week, having
succeeded in attracting to the stage of
“the premier music ballof the provinces'1
the famous Mdllo. Bertoldi. who out—Po
rescue i’etressen in the sensational and
graceful character of her tests. It is
applause like that which rcw worded this
pretty and 1 lcvcr young Hill" on the con-
clusion of her lengthy and trying per-
formame. i’ersonaliy l entertain. and
have often oxprossed in these tolumns.
a rooted objection to 1: onmrtionist 1 uter-
lainmcnts 111 which children are the
principal actors, but Mdliv Bertol-lI is
astounding disolutinns and to 1111111141 are
effected 111th 511 mm l1 cIi-ln- -ut mm? and
are with. 11 1-11) entirely gran cfui. that it
irks 11111 to say "no 111ml that may seem
to d1~p.1r11,1- 111- -r IN rl'urmanc». I urge
my remit- -rs to 1111 ill-1s: B1.- rtoldi the honor
of going to fee by for theinselves.‘
Th11 above will be tin1 nitration :11
Mush linll. Saturday evening Septem-
ber 17th.
l)l>"l'l’ll‘T 0F NiianAi K. ~~. .i ltlliiATii
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Ital: iii of )l. If'glkl'll F. Hull-111,113; 11f .\ul'-
o :tlk 11~~11d llxstril'L d1:~~-.111m~ui
01101211131. ’lhal tin adrmnMrator ubihil
his u1l1111111~lr1l11111 our-rum in (in. 1‘ mm
for utljlhtnum, III the I'rnlutu ..111..-1n
,\_.1r11ulk. «11111.1. 1 t1i11111f UL‘lnlwt‘. WI: 11! ’
11 '-1 ire truth rum-11: utI-il til slits r-mm l1... rut-
ul I11 mini 1~l 111- 111111 Dr 11-1ti1'1c-lli1.,1-n~ot {in
mlIIIinl-lrntnr “ill 1 .1usr- this unlrr lube-pub
lid-111i 1n 1 pump: .11p1 r having 111 lrcnlatinn in
.‘lhl IlI-Irz- -l 11111 1- n-t a cum thereof on flu
l.:11| at 111 ~.111l .\11'1\.1!l’.. 1-1 11 t-l the ; .111
\1'.-l1r1 lit 1l111:w-l his! due.“ l l1'|,\f 1111
.iuys i. 11m 1111 ll 1la1 11fu11iu-r.l".'.
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, Igntrrtainmrnts.
MUSIC ' HALL.
ONE NIIiH’l‘.
SATURDAY, SEPT. I7
The Boston
Howard Atheneum
sun SPECIALTY 1:0.
The above company has imported more for-
eign novelties than all other companies com-
t‘.omi1inl~1l
Nata now on sale 11: "1151 s and Gregory -1
drug stores all
StilllilllEit a. sewer
ALI. NEW ENORMDL’S
United Shows
H’I'A DE
and ’l'lI'tAINED ANIMAL-H.
Ut—CIIKCL'N PERFORM HIM
SL- Mel'TleNATIi ”mg?”
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Mr 11011111141111.1111 h
The predominatl features of rbl great
show are (lemma-13M the Illustrious Ilene-r;
Queen] lbas parlor-min ner-
mts. Prof. M%en'm 's imprinter-111111 1n-
dula nee'r tron of ap-
umAppd.w ertul knie thrower.
Al) I
”nonhuman-mum
dreadrresfitraethralsuu
8-1 lam-I. lies I is
Ifllttlll, frilly, M 1‘s];
SEMI. ton CHILDHEH
Mama
lam-”l “w- you ennui my
Mom’dandmurethsnestsndlvelongsn
haul-11111111 ' '
We bu our Messrs-en in too lots, ondgi o to exact
article swell:v time you buy. Mm people say we are gm,rfglllt 21d come
For Tea—well Iwe should smile if any one can touch our High
Once tried we'll win a sure customer.
tea drinkers praise our too. ? Ask them. They
We are Purveyors to the good citizens of this city and town.
Ferris’ Rams and Bacon, Gilt Ed 11 Butler. Haynrd’s Ma on-
Truffos, Fancy Oreo ors, Cheese, Olives,
Oil, Pickles, B rewsbury Catsup at
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR
many 11 long day since I heard at Day's '
£11 mug-m
Why do the old lady
say it' Is Delicious.
live
GROCER,
33 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
coon PAYING POSITIONS
WBWUHED FOB GRADUATES AT—-——-
THE NEW BUSINESS BflllEilE,
Bridgeport. Conn.
Three Departments—Business, Telegraphy, Stenography and Typewriting.
Best of references furnished. Call or write for circular.
1131110111111.
515 3111
.L_—
Taylor 81 Golden.
Real Estate and Insurance.
W is" INGTON STREET.
Persons inciting foralot or house andlot.
with the view of purtli basin .ure invited to
call and examine our list. \\ 9 hour them for
“Al? in new part of the city at reasonable
[nit-111 111111 on Law terms. auzliitf
it
YOI'NG lady as waitress in Depot Res-
1 11111111111. s 1431.
—» rip—EDT»? The South Norwnik—
a Company.“ rIIhy street. (Ii;
T0 LET.
’1‘0 RENT—Ilouse and premises No 1. Fair-
tleld avenue. tumours and modem in-
pruvunents. Possession of cure. Apply to
Jason M. Layton agent. 51531?
WANTED.
11001112001111.1111111 light double 1121411 '71:
Inquire at this office. 59;
VFW 0 nicely tarot-bed front room» lollfsvf-
lundst street. al 3111'
ill-Z \\'. C. T. U. room at... "' \orth
sin-cl can be secured for ruck-hugs (-e
eveningi in the Week. Inquire at ti‘ South
Main street.
lghllllit of four rooms. 1'1") Osborn 111
last Nurwulk.(i11 unter. Rent $9.“).
inquire on on 1nl-c~ nrnfl’ atric k Mockler. at
flu .\'11r11allt Irvin “orka 1191'
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A \\ 'IlI-reln'rl. It»; 51-11mm. E11 111111111». :5;
farm l.11ll>¢ barn. «unit-11 11nd pit-sturngc
:‘l'l; six room». {l)\\kt§fiill, Silt Raymond
rim.
Fill! NA LE.
\mmll ~i'; 1 b 11 horse “ill be .~.old cheap
. Inf 111111: of 1151- \ his, strong lumber
box 111-11 1111531. Iliqlll‘t: 111w ater street (up—
rlltlrhl.1ll). e171“
\ (ml) split pulleys 1umbinc screws and
drill-1. \omh Summit Hardware (11.1.,
“mi: Hall blu- k
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1 ()l' >I-1Hlll lifurnitun fur sale. including
bed-room <uils,b-d1iing. mntting,cham-
bcr win etc. Apply to \Ir>.L .E. Perry. No.
l \\ nahmgtun sireil. all} {It
4‘ II ARTFOND cushion tired satiety bicycle
for salt 1 h.eap In first-11112111 condition.
if
Apply u: in “1 nil street,N11rw Ilk.
\.\l \l. l. sale now in use in Sentinel ofllce.
1 l1.~1-.1h rumblxremcnt 111115. four flanges.
cinmb litllllin luck. l'rite Silt. Inquire at Sen-
lllll'lulll 1, :I If
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. this 1-ii1 \\'11i111-~-l111 illtll’flil"... small a
(«u-l sll\ll’ waft-1.! i71u-hr 111.1re1uruI-H is
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P Hit of 1- 1e gin-'31 3., Sun-Ln. in “twee n the
I first 5! l'. 1' hur- b and )fuplc ~treet. Nor-
walk P‘indrr will ‘IlltL'll r1 turn lhc snmc to
t21i::11lllle.§lt3l
10 RE“ ARI). ~ Cluster pin containing
$ ruby surroumh-d by diamonds. Prob-
ably lo~l b1- mm 11 I1 runklin firm! and l‘udcr‘ s
him i. A liberal reward will be paid for its
rel trn m this 111111.» anl' 1 Im
811112111, 111.“ o.
C1111) right, .3111. In Iltsltstuiulu
E. Houseworth.
Our 8 iaiist on the c e whom WWI IlII'L‘OM.
11M 11. ouror rfuiur be with
1111 from o a. m. to l :11 p. m on sl‘afiovsl date. and
will make nocharuc to examineem
All slam snarsnteed. with prim to suit
lhv limes. Hl- way of flitlnx the c He no
amt-1.111 from others as the day and 11 hi.
H. S. ROOD.
111 MAIN NB. SUI’TII NOIHVALK. CONN.
M
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"tYf'lf P. is hen-by given to all mine liable,
A 111 pm taxes tothe Town 0 Norwsllt. in
the t 'nuply of Tsirfield, and Male otConncut ti-
rut. on moment list of hm. that I will
mm them to receive mid (tears at the follow-
fnutimes and pieces. low
At thi- store of Benton! if: minim. East, orb
wai idnwn towm, 1111 Tomi 11). Annual
' [mm in 11'~tl111'.i1 fort-11111111. until Md
o't‘lock. afternoon.
At the store of .I I' handle Winnlpank
Tuesday. August ‘.lmh Mat. from do clock on
W si’ rIll: 13.11.111.119 1111111 11111111..
t 11 use 11 1 no It
ViveMlle Itlnr. no 111111111; Hooter-berm“-
it}: frmmnlntt. our matters-111111, net
111 or
Al the office of lbe'l'a radiator-tin. I".-
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not... :11... 1' ”11.2”” 1“- '1
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binkafwrm
0chch In thee-vents; ”I“, or och.“ “uh:
Mr. ll. .(‘oleburn. of 1.!!ch 1b (211..
It to tract 11d swirl m.
to: elm. b13111. Norwalfinjhoflwzm is".
I
receive in f me
“n all taxes which shall music 1111
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Its mofttrvtemher . M. 111:1“ Is
it (it) B fir. JOHN.
“Wham!- fritfllc'f’lnwn of Harwell.”
WM Norwalk. (,rmnsAccnltltLI.
SCHOLARS WIlTEll
TO LEARN THE
8. T. Taylor System
-07..
Dressmaking.
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Mrs. I’e As MKOI’.
11mm Pia-a lei'llsrwalk.
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