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Druggist
Tats WEEK WE ARE
:3 claims lilll i [ill or .
Lubin’s
" Extracts
at 590 per bottle.
ALL POPULAR ODORS.
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REIIEMBER THAT WE SELL A
to fill"! illiiliii Billili or
Jamaica
.. Ginger
for 25¢.
PLAIISTED’S
Elixir of
Calisaya
~AND—
PLAISTED’S
Beef Wine
” and iron
ARE THE BEST SUMMER TONiL‘S
YOU CAN USE. TRY THEM.
Only '7 5c.
”M, ———-_.__
i. ii. Plaisted,
Dru ggist.
llllasiiingmn Si. 80. Hawaii.
For the benefit of our map friend-i who Mk
what blatant! mntntns l erewith publish
or tomnh tor iii-hing ii. In am an run be
e :
but. we “1:1 ouwr‘im o'l' impirlt Mi Two-
fll. . an ' mull ty 0 gr r'tiflu' Films;
In infuse 1:“! time I lnlilcflpflfinffll of the
lllil of ”unarmlllllinx M the nine timo-
fw Wot others“ wow the» grow elicit»
minty In the en of Life rig-timing It the
nnetlm n ndtulot the Monument hope,
awaiting them with the hum of l’rotiili-m r.
norm the most mntiui parlor hill in
few drops of gaunt?» friend-himimi net-aro—
fnlol materials tithe lmflvdlc‘nlh: of wit
interact. which KM. unintentionally; tile imi
tuition of it btile romrmitbm. “other:
a” 3w of these to a harmoniou-
rtr. moor proportion ml min i. unv-
nflué} moot milmlgmrlni and
dose mounting to
u .
“Ill medicine the dot-ton all
t u an infallible run- for that
f llllc: and tlflt which rontuinn
% y Wino-ruled tot of it
ills-lonll‘ with pop.
. t.
swam dye in and Ill forms
of tuition. fact-all lime-r not malarial
Mat-u the liver in nation and mum the
,quiimluguw
5‘55. e. s llison,
“I . U. A. Villliflfil“, NONI“.
3;? Almttilllor fl 7 A
locum court.
binomial-cud humanities-intuit
Immune; with pomlnin top and rubber it
in“. m f! Vlillli M will. file. lb.
1 ‘cioiel ill Pails.
i it
flow.
“.0. m lull.
amino HALIBUT
1..“ muslin Mal shoulder- our
“r it”. ”maul-um. mil» Him
“WM-wt nunbrrilmelflod
'0!- urlflim um um; trim for more.
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Womb: carbonation-titular.
III-ill
“ I RANCiS,
.39 Washington Street,
' Prom-her» null 'ITITMI' TEIIIDI In Sorwuik
' autism 0‘de uti- «aluminium
an. .
stand ti
.&
“WHAT l
Below we give a list of forty
under the McKinley tariff law:
Adams Brothers.
Crofut a Knapp.
Otto Barthol.
Volli list Go. , ,
William’l}. Hairball. '
Raymond tit Comfock.
.i. C. Wikon it a). '
A. Solmans. ..
South Norwalk Hat Co.
Ambler ck Pia .
Dennis & Blanchard.
A. 0. Wheeler.
F. iii. Kiln .
Lounsbury Bissell.
Union Mfg. Co.
J. ll. Buckley A: 00.
Martin Bates, Jr., 65 Co.
J. .l. Ascll.
lint Forming Co.
' leckwood Manufacturing Co.
The Democratic platform do
as “the culminating atrocity of c
repeal as one of the beneficial If
these industries.
THE EVENING. "sENTiNEL.
7 ma; aunties. Editor t... html’lviol’.
Tunis—4 your 35:6 months, 32.50; 8 months.
sites; 1 month, diluent»; oinuit- l‘liplt’fl.2 ceuls.
uh Jr LIIT'l'illts
ltrulainiiig uuruilctl for at the following pod-
nllircs for tin: week ending Sept. 19, It‘ll; l’I-r-
sons calling for any of thew letters ii iii pimtw
say tilt-3' are advertised:
'smllll .‘Snr walk—Mutt lit-w
til-sou. Manon
\ lilnpl‘d'dii. 1“
Mrs. hi-
im it. Sammie. Alia-rt \"iiclpl-iy,
.t Mattie, Mrs. ll. l’ ltuarriusun.
Messrs. Sieve-n5. .‘lifsn Mary lilath-nnn-l , Frrd
liviyru. like l‘lnru lists uloitil. Mrs. l-‘. \ '. 'os-
but-g. llerulzin li.’l'owtuuenti. Mi.- ilary Whit-
ing, John L. \Vr—ton, E 'llcrt W in, library
lirady, )Irs. l 'atllerinc lugs, Mrs. Pater licr-
nrtz, Mimi Kittie tilt-ninety" Mrs. W. .l. liouid.
Norwnlk lid. F. Baldwin lZl. (Thurira Dole '.
Mrs. .7. ll, Fifi-ll. Jim. Kilt? Miller, Mrs. M. :3.
Morris. Mrs. Allt'c ital) monii.
Miniature Alumnu- lor Ttrmurrow.
Sun Riser Sun Bout k Illicit Title Low Tide
at 5:37 into-5f” ._‘3 8502 at 2:19
New York lloralil Weather Forecast.
The Weather ill-flit)” promises to be fair and
lint)", with mmirrate rilangmsof trmperniure
and iiglltmuthwmiorly breezes. For immor-
rovi l’lt‘ar. with slight thermal allotment.
‘51: .\ tlil' suit-log
(Slim-cites TD-HIOPIU'.
Soi'ru Norman: t'osmtrzo.irio\.\i., “'mi
lit'riliit-und West strut-A. Nu wills-d pmtor.
Si-rl‘ivm iihfli it. tn. and 7:2]! p. m.; Sun—
duy who'll. i: in. Young l'eoplq-‘s inn-tint: at
lilH;.-liiljt-rt: "lion Can “1- “0‘3! Help liur
I'lllll'l‘li and Our Pastor this Year." Dr. Emil)
V. l’ardw lb iii imverharuo of tlw inn-ting. llt'Y.
{when \i'. Joan, of \l‘ateriown. (Tour... “ill
Dl‘t'm ll morning and owning.
norm Nomumt MRTIIIilftS’l‘. West nwnlir'
um liariirr. i.-s-. ii. i2. Bumps. pastor.
Surriuw infill a.ui. and Till p. iii.: Niniiay
31 hoof. trill.
liwr tub”: Rilmlonorr, iirur Vunlaudt
lnv'lilll .mi Norualk. llm‘. l'. .\i. l'ogg, lith-
inr. 'xiut: Will u. in. and 7;;ii p. iii.; Suri-
ilay ml. 1‘: iii.; young people's nit-flint: 6:1!)
p. nt . ‘11. iii.
Sort-u Summits “AVI'IST. Wit-«t m‘cuur. near
l‘itic- ~tri-t'l. llet‘. Art'liiluilil Wlit'aloti, pom-r.
l'n-iiriiing. lllzlll it. ill. and fill p. ui.; Sunday
H'limtl, t‘.’ “L; Y. [£5.13 Hpnu‘or niwtingdidll
p. in.
'i‘iiixirt' EPHM‘DI'AI. Wt-si street and Fair»
llcltltbi‘l‘liilt‘, South Nnrwniit. lit-v. Ulvin lilti-
liu k, rm'tor. ilth Sunday nfti-r Trinity. No
.‘wf'l lf‘v.‘ til-inorrow.
Soiivrilmi t‘oxortmariosat. mrnrr Park
and Louie ntrm‘ln. Roy. T K. Nollie, ll. In,
pin-tor. Seniors ut ltifll u. in. and 7:!» p. nl.:
'. l'. S. 1‘. if. taunting, mill p. iii. Morniul:
subject, “l'hrist and u Luke-warm i‘lllll’t‘li."
i2t'rninlrsulplcct,"Aiiuerit-n‘o“'urkintttllmca."
Noumlut “nil"lillfl. West and )loti art--
unrs. ltvv. l‘vcorxv Van Alsflnr. ii. i) , pmtcir.
Srn‘lt'l-a iv ‘ i o. in. and 7:!) p. m: handily
.‘l‘lill'il. 11’ IL: Epworth Learnt- meeting. bill
p, m, i r-v, Mr. (Winter. of Rowaymmvriii
preach in the morning and the panic in tin-
u'i-nimc. '
NDJIWALK Harrier. East avenue. oppmiie
llmn. Ber. l". )1. Robbins. pastor. Scr-
vii-rs, libilin. m. and 7:!) In.; iiundnywhml,
12 ul.: imam-mam nn‘ cc 8:!) . 111.: young
muplo'n Itll’t‘illlk, Mil p. in. .‘lll’lilhx l-ub-
;.-vt."'l'|u-ifouraue of Faith." Evening nub.
wt. ”Tin- Baptlaul of the Holy Bpirll."
m. I'M'L'l humour. (Yhnrcilstrcetmppo-
sin» llw ”writ, Norvmlh. liar. s. 1'. Graham.
rector. Divine iwrvirr. willlwrmonduhjert,
”The liit lilr Shepherd,” Al ilkili n. "1.: Sunday
mined, 12.0» in. fitting service with sermon
It ran». iu.;~ublrct,".\ Bible Romance-thi-
kuurl." Antiwmu. tnornlnit. “The lflfll in
My Silepiwrd."-.llu'tnrrvn; M‘vnlnit "What
are then- that are Arrayt'il in White "on .
minim-r. Iiur hour's M‘h‘lt'r. li‘rrc sittings
utld licorillul tht'umt‘ to nil.
mum lawsuit-Al. lieidlm avenue and i'rm
nil-wt. Norwalk. itev. ii. if. Watkins, I'fl‘lfll'.
Morninu Prayer. ldtuny and moon iti
litili n. to liability ill-hoot. mo in. Evening
Prayer and sermon 2.1» p. in. All are m-i
row. Rem (Z. M. tuition will "flint-tie.
M. ”alum". l‘. merit-i- of Went avenue
and ('hnpvl Mll'fl. horn-ll. it". W. .i. Mor-
nm. pal-tor. Low Mn. '.' It to: Children's
mil-iii it. to: High uni-o. Willis. m: Vests—n.
Mutt m.
”murmur”; lat'nmit i m ml'imn
not and. IIII'IIII Binder $yol at um a.
mmemun tau rm . m.. by or.
g. .t. "Mimer: Billions Sharing? ’
. “I.
Still
urnmwmn limo» Curr-L. Ely arcane.
nomi- Soroail. Huntley delimit.“ . an;
rvrnli'lfmiro fill p. tin. enblwt._“t mitt
of Pb silently." ~Arto xiii"!!!v
Autism (mailman. Vial-ltd! avenue. hilt
Namath. l’mwhi 1min. in. and 7:3! p.
in: Hana y school m: It“!!! and [trill-G
merrier. .m m. Renters militant-ti by
"mm!“ Torts}.
mm Noitvumt ileum-n communion”.
ivmide 1min. it" ‘
.l,. . “on.”
lot. dormantan.mfimp.in.i .un-
clay Miami. ”into.
(Human tun rut. (Flinn-ti street. ant
Taylor IMHO. a; «hurt I! Bill 9. in.
Your» Im CI u Account-mil. -
Blbkcluuatllplu ”Himalayan.
Amen Hm Emu it in
street, W. tier. 1. ti. Janka, vii“...
Endownnmit I? lip-chi mice. 10;!)
O!
M
as. . ill. vector: mi . “The
raw or not an. Ion-lea emit-my
fflflh mil... torment: mi";
it ,
may: “11H M collection. will be
CAI:VAIY Bit V m. Mimi milit-
lmmnn‘W-lm meuk.
Mm. tier. 1M . in. Christian
!litleltmr mine, it in: «cattle ur-
on m p. I. -
mutt-Wanna“.
mmhnlm Mariam
o
amnmmwmim Din-wad, too
”More at Arnold’s foundry. The
thumbnail- front of the flor-
iniit W til-atoll, anti the
ndmwlllfitommntudmm.
Wat the starting paint. The
mwihmum.um
by Iii-methane m
o
CLOTHING w. aelinnd’t
them: . .
of
.wh'...
will by ‘
.r
A LOOK AT
Ollii Fill suits
for instance, and you will readily under-
ie point we make. WE give
value in Clothing that no one will at-
tenlpt to excel.
wofiu~
Co.,
m
T MEKN'SWTO NORWA‘LK.”
industries in this town operating
Norwalk Lock (lo.
Arnold in Co.
Austin's Foundry.
,liikfi & (llancey.
Meeker's Foundry.
iicllardmn & Morgan.
W. A. Wheeler.
I Norwulit Machine Works.
Duncan iron Rail Works.
Hutchinson. Cole lb 00.
Lounshnry & l’Yiarlr.
Roth d: Goldechmiilt,
C. S Trowbridgn.
()id Well Cigar (To.
llo t& Olmstezid.
l'. 1. Kelsey.
J. Oldensclilager.
S. K. Binnie .
F. Lauder.
Landon Ketchum '
nounccs the McKinley tariff law
lass legislation,“ and pledges "its
isults that will follow he action
of the people in intmsting power to the Democratic party."
The Republican party has fostered and is pledged to
protect
1 sort" subunits.
‘ What the Purple of Our (.‘lty uni liullt‘
l and Saving.
l i". ll. Quinttlrd gnu! :ldiiirlo-rlastovo-il-
: log at The Knoll to about a dim-n grotto-
; invn frivuds.
‘ -. i‘ail style silk hats at Knnpp‘s.
.lolln Dull waniined $2 and units by
Jilsill‘t‘ Townsend
drunkenness.
this [Hunting for
J. ll. Raymond rewind :iit unit-r yes-
terday fortwoiieta of but blocks for a
firm in Lincoln. Noll.
~l'urocotfec with pure cream. fun :i
cup. depot rtelaumnt. Uga-unli night.
Twoimtitmone a ht. Lawrence stiff
and the other ll iliillsoy. til’t‘ oifrrui for
sale in another column.
The n-gular meeting of llil‘ Norwaik
Building and Loan usewiuiiou will in-
lli'lll next holiday owning.
~~$l..'ii) will buy it good lit-riiy hill at
Kitnpp's.
l'burles 1. Sterling has purchased John
A. Si'}'inulir‘s residenci- oii l’uiriicld at.»
nu» and is having a barn l'rr't‘lt'tl in tin»
rear of the house
The iliwtiilg of tho l'nion iimpel 'l‘clzi-
pt-runco ill-form liN‘lK'lllllnll, to—iiiorrow
afterttmin at 3:30 o'clock, Will iw but by
(lie «at pr. ~iiilt'fti. Jim-pit ( '. Mill-'7,
-\\'t- burn from illlilii‘lilK' .~.nii'vr.~
that the combination liUXi-u of tin» John
D. Lurlsl» Soap company are giving;
good minim-lion
A. ”li'l-t'l'lllltl) tk Son’s coal box caught
fire again ymtonltiy from it buntin- in llli'
roar of the adore. The clerks extinguish
uni tho lilitzr‘ with :i few pail-t of water.
t‘lmrlme i-‘. Smut-id, an Bruit Somali;
cartmuter. has made an thleilgnllit‘lil for
tho- lleiiviit of his t-rmlitors. .\ hearing
will be in id in the probate court this
afternoon at ‘3 ii'l'lllt‘k.
“Janine; ilrown does piliut'ulg. pupa
hanging and general jolliling. Urili'r
glow in [mi «alive. 1’. l). whims. No. 8
[lavilund ntl’vot, South Norwalk. t‘t.
The pole of tho Enterprisin- Bottling
Worka' Wagon ran through the. roar
Wlli't‘l of iii-org» ll. Raymond's ilmlrr‘
inking wagon on the Washington strive-t
coming this morning. Aside front the
breaking of tho s-m‘ntli I'Hlilttiiltltllllt'lil
by both drivers, no duiiingo was iiuno.
Mrs. blunt: if. Jo-nniuga, of Word utrwi.
gown lo'i'locli chocolate ill Tlii' Knoll
laid writing to it number of ill"! liiily
friends in honor of the tn'eniwaoimhan-
nirereury of her nilltflflfil'. The plain
lit-minted her with twvnty‘four ll'fllilh
fill um.
-All the fail styles of still but» at
Knapp'l. _ ‘ -.
This morning. int two of the (ferry
boyii, living in Grimm-ville, worn driv—
ing over tilt.- Washington street crawling.
meal the wheels of the wagon raun-
oll, throwing one of the occupants and it
milk can out. Another wheel was pm-
ciiml and the turnout proca-dol.
The [inanimate ofllmth Namath will
rain- 3 banner on Washington street
heft Tim I? “Netting. Following the
dammit . ox-(lorernor 1110mm
Waller will deliver an address won the
politlul m of the day at limit: Hail.
The galleries will be marred for Indies
«(Moment-in; Hood-y. September t8.
Comb Brother!“ Booth Notwaik store
will clone flotilla} and Wednesday "on.
lily “,8 o'clock: Tuesday, Thunder and
Friday evenings at if o’clock until further
notice.
mpaymnttomlotil’oimlutm
mmwmui‘mmmm
milliliters. Mmllo the Point
in entry-lb. All report hiring had a
bustling, Too-tr, Will and W
mgiminnbimlnnoe. Chief
at:
South Norwalk.
HOSE, with our own stamp,
500. per pair.
84 WASHINGTON
(3. B. Alloti'lmnew house on Taylor Ive-
nnc, has been enclosed.
still at Knapp‘s.
. Mrs; Charles Sellock in having the cel-
lar‘dtig‘ for l new house on south First
sit-wt. ‘ w
Attention is directed to the big drives
Sturtovunt will offer out Week iii his
bargain house.
—1'iu-rc will beameeting at the Ro-
pnhiicun headquarters at the old (loti-
gregational church on Monday evening,
September l9,at 8 o'clock, to form a
Republican club. Young and old are
cordially invited to be present. For
order town committee.
(Tundiictor L'omstock was in charge of
tinwpecizll truin carrying the ('tiltlllilrl
slum-rs over the llousamnic road yester»
day, and Conductor Dyna run the Pitt-i-
iivld express, (’uniiuctor l’urdy taking
i‘oiitluctor liyas’ trains.
«livmioimblc prices at Lane‘s iii-pot
r-wmmni, Open all night.
Our town Board of limitlt is to be
roiiiiiivudt-d for their iuiiizitory action
i with l‘i'll‘l’l'lil't' to cholera, which is con-
ltaint-d iii a notion in liflnllit'l’ roiunm.
They ask fnrn cheerful and liriirty m»
opl-tutioti from the people, till-l llli'y will.
i in tin- main. rmwiro it; but in some raw
1 it in highly probable» more than a request
will be mummy to put into vilct't tin.-
lnmiil‘s rmpil' “'liatMPr lliI- lunird
may find new. ary to lN‘ «ioni- to obtain
ill" but sanitary condition will meet the
approval oi the pooplv.
i
-Tilt'l'i‘ will lieu tum-ting at tile liv—
pulliimu lira-lipiartvrs a: 'lil‘ old (Toil-
grugatwual t'lllll’l'll on Monday evening.
St’plt'iiilit‘l' 19.ut 3* o'i'lot‘lt. to form a
ltupul-ilmn club. Young and old are
mrulmily llii'llml to ho prtsvut. l‘vr
order town i'aiiliuittw.
..)Hilt‘ a number of W. S. lurk Wind's
friwuis spent Thursday with him at it's
my may and nttmrtiw seaside cottage
at "Hickory itluii’," and an exceedingly
lilI’Itfililil day was enjoyml. .\lr. Lock.
wood and his amiable Wife doing the
honors in a "lost charming and satisfac-
tory manner. “llit'kory Bluff," its tilt-
locality mar llvll l~laild. Win-r» so many
Nut Human proph- haw u-roctui t‘llill’lll-
in; minim-r resorts lime llwti tinniml, is
our of the iii-eat subtly and pleasant
spots on this hidt‘ of ”in Sound. and uni-
'iillol iiit’dtl :t low “wits-ll illn- ”liNllI‘tl
trim" ill to to fully :lllpli't'lilc' it. -»
\lmsvligrt
Ntlllll'dldi Still 5.
.\ Him-1v lllltl‘el of ItrIu-t From thr
itnrntlgli End .ll 1’»: n.
Tlll'Cl‘lilt‘l‘ school is being [until-ll a
Mono (mint.
in... .‘lélli'l Vanilrrlim'f. of Emil art‘-
ltlii‘. is rill’bi
lit-t l'. .‘l. Srllm‘k's )t'llinll will tonpc-n,
"I'll \l'miiimliiy.
lbw i". ii. Robbins “ill lil‘t'ili‘ll in tho
t‘miilu-rty l'laiiis chap: 1 twmorrow lifter-
lithitl.
'l‘lw Prohibition club “iii liim-i with
ili'ilrgo (lurll'r, til. 74 Mill“ alft‘l'f. next
Fridur owning.
.\i the Springfield biryl'lu- ram-s yester-
day, (2. 'ord Seal y n‘ou would place in
lllt' robin-lilting .it‘i'.
Tho lintum and Brunt-ll women, who
had a hair pulling Illillt'll \\'mln«~nluy,
llfl‘ living trim-d this afti-rn-ion.
The raw of State vs. l'llurlt-s Addition
runwuptitis iiioriling and won settled
upon tho ilrfi-iidilut paying ’2 and coats.
l1. l.. llulw ntnl Thorium Hendrick
wont down the harbor after eels inst
til’t'tilflK and named it five-pound iiatilail.
Tim members of Buckingham Post
are Ntlllf'tlll‘ll to meet at the Mallni-ltemo
hotel at litill next Monday morning. The
train loam Booth Hawaii: at 8 o'clock
slurp.
rill-wart llyiingtoil, who has been let-
iolmiy ill with pneumonia.” tlu- revi-
ill-urn of his failwr-iu-lilw, I’. W. Mend.
is now able to ride ooh-«Vow l'anaaii
)lt‘flil‘llgt'l'.
~~~Tim People's market irooe your old
today and celebrates by cutting mm.
21 Wall turret, Nowell.
The member: of Pilgrim (louncii, No.
bl. Order United American Mechanical
will assemble in their moms tomorrow
evening at 7 o'clock, and from there
march to the Fir-t Coilmtioinl church
to attend mini“ ..._.
Upon his morn from Bridgeport. lat
evening. Officer Martin received a tele-
gram announcing tho death of his father
at Wilton-d. The interment will be at
Chm. H. Y... and the 0mm left town»-
tlny for that ”'22...-”
At a meeting of the Connecticut Vote
urinary and llama annotation linilarry
ll. llama! Now-[k was elected arcin-
t-ryuid Ippolllled otlolrgatetothem
mtlon of the United Stain V
and Italic-l motion, which will be
liefdiii Bottomfitwmber 20,21 and u.
‘——Tbe Harrington style in title wluof
, We have kinematic HWYABPEOIALTY in our stock. Ourtucceaa has warranted
its in. placing an IHPORTATlQN ORDER, and we have just received ONE HUNDRED DOZEN
direct from the mills in Germany, in grades to sell from 25c. to
W .
i
STREET. SOUTH
I'Bgii'ldi ion itsow.
,..
I'M-pupils alum! Our Ind
"HIE! Paoulo'ii Friend;
Mr. and lira. J.'i'. Prowitt, of Union
I’nrk,arrivmi borne frotn the West last
evening. ‘
J. Hand and 'Ralph‘llrown. of New
liavouhiire visiting Charlie A. Knapp,
went street.
James it. Fountain, of Tarryto'wn, N.
Y., who has been spending several days
with his parental, returned home lD'dfly.
Miss Slim Plan, of West avenue, re.
turned Thursday afternoon from a trip to‘
Buffalo and other places in New York
state.
Miss Etta Walling, of Newark, N. .l.,
who has been the guest of Miss Fannettn
Rose, of I'Yauip street. Not-walk. returned
home this morning.
Mrs. Baldwin, of Gllboa. N. Y., and
Miss Ellen Mackcy, daughter of Dr.
Mnelteymf Catskills, are visiting Mrs.
J. J. Nth-Eli, Berkeley strut-t.
F. l.Jom-s and family. oi Norwuik.
have ln't‘fi occupying John ti. Thatcber'
cottage at "ll'iciii,»r_v liluil" for a wm-ii [or
two—«Now Canaan Messenger.
L. W. iloty, .‘i. ll. binarwood and ii. .l.
smithdyf Buckingham Post, fl. A. ll..
leave town to—ilay for Washington, D. (.1,
to attend the annual ctivainpiiwnt.
Tito Shari- Linc “press stopped at
South Noroulk this morning at “:06 for
the piirprw- of taking on board Sir. and
Mr-. John l). lltn'kll‘llt‘i‘. who an' on
lili‘ll’ nay to Newport.
William A. lloudrit-k and son left
town youtrniay for the ii. A. ll. encamp
int-mat Washington, l). (3. They will
attend ilu- natal opinion :it Balllmurr
Washington lliie
Plea-lint
{livil.l_‘»'. lt*.i\ ill); in!
owning. _ _ .
Kings and uni-rm of Speciallntn
in tin-st- days of poor performances and
tirmuiiy entertainments. gin-n by ail-rall-
oi artistsoi' lli" \‘ntnlcViile type. it is at
once t‘ot‘lailllllg and Yt‘lf‘i‘ilililng to our
mind that m.- urc :tutlmrizml to announce
the advent of lioehvn Howard .\llietlu~tiiii
Star Specialty company at Music Hall
tlzts evening. in looking over the Boo—
ton t-ompiuy's pcmlnnvl, we find ilir'
mums of several artists whose l'luri'ipt-nn
reputations have long, since l’t‘lt'llvd our
ears. although w.» have lim'vr lludtiw
gmd fortuneof witnessing their perfor-
niunewin tltisi-ouutry; it is “unity of
holy, llowm‘ur, tlml Manager John 1).
Hopkins, with his initial tx-nrpivncity, hm!
retained for the coming season the kings
and lllh‘l‘lls of the specialty nrtistsmmong
whom "is Bill». ilortitoidi. it Norwalk
favorite. and who is rtnprowniml iti‘oiw
of her ill-ts in tho picturo ail-w. Wi-
dt‘t‘lli it notice-wry to urge- lllt' public
tom» them, . § ‘ ._.
CRANBERRY PLAINS.
Mrs. ('arri-r i-iliortaiiml friends front
\l’mtoit yiuiilrday.
'l'ih- pcoplv of l 'ranborry l'iiiins llt’l‘il a
[nihilism if some t‘llvl’gofit' person in
the couiiiiuil'ity would try to gtoiw it
would in» upprt-cintol.
The attendance at the school is largo,
and Mr. lire-gory. tiw teacher, says he
expects to lum- ovcr fifty on tho register
before the end of St'plt'lllbt‘l’.
Thomas Gregory was thrown from his
wagon. 'l'umlay, musing tttlnclklollm of
the spine, which confines him to his bod.
l'oot Hormone Appointed.
The following physician in i-‘nirilclnl
county have been appoinu-d pint nur-
goonéo by the adjutnnt-gem-rnl: t'haricil
(f. liodfrey, Bridgeport: William C.
liitrlw,jr.. Non-alt: Abraham 1’. Via»
son, ilanbury: Charles ll. ifnrt. iletiu-i:
Charles E. Howell. Stamford; f-ldward
ll. Smith, Newton»: William L. (iriv
wold. Greenwich; William 3. Todd,
Rhigeileid: William C. Brownian, New
(tannin Loam 1'. Day. Weapon; Wib
iiem il. Donaldson, i‘niriiciil: Mm ll.
Wake-man. Bedding: Andrew ll. (iorman.
Wilton: William F. French. Dark-n.
mu . New on.» in m M“?
The railroad commissioners. lm'onh
rattled by General Superintendent i’lntt,
Superintendent Payne and Supt.
flown, of the New Haven and Derby
dirulmi. visited Norwaik yarterdny,
coming down from Dunbar: on a mini
train. They looked over the proposed
nit-ti for the new depots at Winnipltlk
and Nari-11k. annex-mined the mascot
stations and the tunnel.
con-«lien! flit-lilo.
The toihwina were hand firm. to,
im. ll» furnished from oillooof A. I.
Wooster, Illicit-1r of patents, Bfldguport.
Gonna '
We have also roceiyed a one of Sixty Dozen Domestic Hose. which we shall sell at 100., or
three pair 25c. These. 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.
i
A. Dic erman & Son,
NORWALK. cons.
mum was out. ’-
Heur- nntl (lo-sip of the Day In lit-I
Normal.
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Robinson, of Charles street, last
niftht. .
hire. (1. ii. (Jules, of VnnZundt avenue,
is entertaining bliss Josie Grant, of Buck.
land, Conn.
vow-e.
A. Bach has commenced work on his
contract for widening and straightening
the Dorion i’oint road.
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Brown. of 37 Van—
'l.andt avenue, will celebrate the twenty-
flftii'aniliversary of their marriage Octo-
her 29. ‘
The Epworth League of the East Are-
' nut-3i. i1. church met with Mrs. B. L.
llanford. Maple avenue, last evening.
Next wet-i: Arthur Ferris will entertain
llif'fllt’lilbr'ni at his home" on Riverside
BYPDHP.
ll0lVAlTON.
MN. J. .\. luckily». of New York city.
is visiting Mrs. W. ll. f‘rmrlrctt.
Mrs. George Ferris. of Stamford. spout
yesterday with her sister, Mrs. ilslfill'
Mills.
John inwndcs has iiiovni from .liiils
Hill to Mrs. Sarah Samiiiis' lllflf'f‘ on
Main nift‘t‘l.
The remains of Walter llurniltou. of
London. England. n'liodiml at lltt' lluillt‘
of lint. Mouliriiiirr. “lulu-witty. war:-
talten yesterday to Womiinwu cemetery
for burial. A bill-f svrvim- WRH lit‘ltl
at tho hint-icon .‘nluiu olft‘t‘l. Thursday
c-n-uing. lluv. l'. 31.S.>iiu-k i-ozulurtml
ill» survives.
IMIKIES.
The Ilt-pullliv'ans oxiwet to ruisv llit'll’
banner next Friday evening.
i'll'z'il’lt's 'l'ookcr has purciirb‘nfii .1 lil‘VV
sailboat called tin: "L'lllt‘ Star."
Mrs. S. l. instill: Hull and daughter r:-
pcct to return to their home in Solution}
Monday.
The fair of St. John's R. (7. church
tlpotiml in the town hall Thursday t‘l‘t‘n'
ing. Its SUI'LN is assured, the attend—
ance being very large that t’Vt‘nlug. and
again first cwniuk.
WES'I’Pllll'I'.
.l. l-"n-d (iorltzttu is visiting relative-s at
Full Rmvr, Muss.
Miss Flora t'ulllm. of Port fls-ury. N.
Y.. is visiting Miss Nollie llurlbutt.
iii-o i‘unnh- l‘olt. of New York. is vis
iting bur iiSk'l’. Mrs, Lloyd .‘s'u‘li.
.‘llr-‘S llininan. of Bridgeport. is :i guest
at til» result-net- of Mrs. Eli L'. Smith.
Mrs. A. U. l’n-scott. of “'c-stt’illr, has
been visiting it"! stat-r. Mrs. l.. '1'. Day.
E. ii. Molilvr. of Baltimore, Bill. is it
gut-st at llit’ teat-lens.» of .i. S. iluributt.
Tlir' Dramatic rlull meets nvxtllon-
litiyrvening with .‘llna' Lena M. More-
house.
Mr. Hammond. of Brooklyn. 3'. Y.. is
Visiting at tho rvsidt-uvo of John ll.
Wood.
Lloyd Sash tuition-need tmlar mak-
ing rider at lllri lilili, for the first time
this senson.
Dr. Charles and John Adams, of New
York. are gurus of their parents. Mr.
and Mrs. G. S. Adams,
Adonis Brothers are toopui ii mark-:t
in iiw store in iluributt's block, mm to be
\ilf‘Jlt‘d by Frederiek Romper.
SAI'GATFCK.
Slii'lluol Enrigllt. who has been visiting
his brotlwr. William Enrighl, has re-
turned to his firm»: in Johnston-u. i’unn.
George Manuel. formerly haggagv mus.
19]”, hits gone to l‘liit‘ago to ambit in
opening the World's Fair. lie [rim-e
many summing friends.
Tho Democratic banner in front of the
button factory in Haugatut-k. which was
so badly torn by the storm Tumiay
evening, is to be replaced by a now one.
Thomas lilynn and a gang of llil'n au-
improrim: the lppt'lli‘lllit'e‘ of the culvert
opponite the Snugutucli public school,
which was an object"! distrust in all
driving that way.
(humid iii being broken by it gain; of
liaiiiuiil and n {mutilation is to ll' bud on
which (i. ii. Smith's carpenter shop will
be moi-rd ill make room for theI emotion
of two buildings opposite the suiigiitilclt
Methodist church.
(home Everett has t-rcctml ti meat
market. in the ”West End." and driven a
line business turnout. Mr. Everett has
been in the meat barium: for: noun-er
of years and will no doubt nialtoasuc-
cm of his venture.
Max Miller, champion pool player of
Slugutuch. and Fred Hall. of Ntmralli,
have signed articles to play 3 match
mine in William Willlninil' spacious
billiard parlor on blood-y evening. A
close and exciting game is looked for.
if a New York millionaire film 3 din-
ner iii lith avenue and “annular-ting
$700.00, which ran l9 . d trap-in,
mdthmmg‘mdtl. Oil ndtio-
ton‘ bill. ll have low no
nahforCacit-ll Carcinoma .
wintwoald bathe inning”: came it
the dinner mu not be given, there
being 8‘! pom at the feat?
Inquire It Plantain drug store when
you they have the pmhlem mind and
[It information minimum- blood (lure
«r shit. out
II
”‘4‘
3°31,” , ”column .
belies: in W393? 1
L00
MOUR
We billy
article one
back for more.
our Coffee green, in
Grade Tea at 50c. lb.
liaise Dressin , Truffos, Fancy
Oil, Pickles, 8 rewsbury Oataup
LEADlNG
l22 Fairfieid Ave“
J. P. GRIFFIN.
well to what youont‘and on will
and secure the Best and i ve long
time you buy. The people any we
For Tea—well we should smile it
Once tried we’ll win a sure customer.
tea drinkers praise our tea? Ask them. They say it is
We are Purveyors to the good citizens of this city and town.
Ferris’ Home and Bacon, Gilt Ed
, at
, ntaoloaemarginnndm
say: I will gold sari
andbehappy. "
ton lots, and give you the exact.
are right and come
any one can touch our High
Wily do the old lady
Delicious.
e Butter, Hayard’s Ma on-
Ctrac era, Cheese, Olives, live
a .
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR
GROCER,
33 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
GOOD PAYING POSITIONS
“till-CURE!) FUR GRADUATES AT—
THE NEW BUSINESS COLLEGE
Bridgeport. Conn.
Three Departmentswilusinetn, Telegraphy, Stenography and Typewriting.
' But of mienncea tarnished. (‘all or write for circular.
MUSIC "HALL."
USE Sliiil'i'.
SATURDAY,8EPT. i7
The Boston
Howard Athenaum
sun SPECIALTY c0.
Tin» nlmt'ri ouipany inn li'npvlf‘lnl niorr fur-
i-itzu nut’t‘lfil'i than all otin-r :ompani-a l um-
i llmllltlfll.
Hruh now “Ii \ll!‘ zit llvltl'n and Hrrtontfi
illllK s-flli‘ra. .1;
Board of Health
Notice !
iii} mourn-o of (.‘lioicra in
T New York buy. its appeal“
unce in New York city and its
suspected entrance this
state. as reputed from New
Haven, make it Ilit’ duty of the
local Board of Health to advise
such precautionary and prevents
ivo measures as may be needed,
to compel its absent? from our
midst. or tn successfully combat
it if ilist-owrod with us.
into
While the t'lliliit't.‘ of its being
found lic'i‘t’ is small. yet a regard
for Public Sufi-ty demands that
lla- iiiiNZ rift-vtive-sti-ps be taken
to liltfl’l. its mining. not iii “iv
sense of alarmists. but of a wise
foretlmuglit, even as though the
Asiatic scourge was knocking at
our doors.
Cholera is eminently a filth
disease.
the
Fever or Hamil—pox
it is not contagious in
is Scarlet
it is in—
fectious, i'oiiluiuuit-ated by a
The dis—
oxist tulle-$24 the
germ exists, nor occur unless
the germ gains access to the
intestinal canal. ”The Watch-
word of Protection is Cleanli-
floss." (.‘lt'ail ourselves, and
with clean surroundings, though
the Cholera comes. it will fail to
fiild an abiding plat-o.
We therefore urge upon
the Public a careful attention to
the established rules of health.
Uiisaniiary conditions should be
l‘tiliilii'i‘llM-a watchful oversight
kept as to the surroundings,
and :i thoughtful vigilance in
the destruction of all causes fos-
tering filth. L
The Board advises the thor-
ough cleaning of all promises
and streets, the removal of all
filth and garbage, the disinfcc;
tion of all vaults and cesspools.
Silillif Sl‘llSt.’ 3."
specific, living germ
case cannot
It commends it personal at-
tention to hygiene and its laws,
and to the fact that those who
lead cleanly and regular lives
rarely take cholera. “Its vic-
tims are mostly among tho dia-
sipitted and dirty."
it bespetlks it cheerful and
hearty cooperation from the
people in its efforts to guard the
town from the inroads of pestia
lemon or disease.
the hub, ism.
Billion. DAHKAiI, Prom,
C. B. (immune, Bec‘y,
J. (3. (humor, If. 1).,
if. B. lines, it. D.
‘ mammaliaumrmuié
moi
Norwallt, Collin, September .
- a - . PRINCIPAL
hr . .353"? ,
,gnlrifaiummls. Taylor 8! Golden.
iieal Estate and Insurance.
WASHINGTON stunt-:1.
Permits looking fora lot or house and lot,
with the View of lilif’thuriln‘.nfl‘. invited to
call and examine our list. “a,- have them for
Mile in every part of the city at reasonable
pflt'w and on law terms. nu'Jl if
"W ANTED.
I‘lli‘ WIhlt'tl. inquircat Plait-teti'; drug}
all ~. i918?“
' fill. in raki- t’ill’l'til baby and Assist. with
(I loom-“orig. Apply .\o. iliolden Hill
urn-t. Smith .\-lrw:tli. ’ 5M2!
;' build for gt-ilt'ral housework: one laun—
r‘ tin-u. l‘olorvvil or white. line Swede.
l'ymtll mores. i have good waitress and nurse.
sinuh's Employment Agent-)3: Brook street.
.\nrw;tlk. Moll
\.‘ .,-.__
Hmii ht‘l’liull hand light double ham;
Tll’ sticker by
)
inquire at tnisoiiiw,
. , ._ . , _ . . ._
The South Sorwalk lint
bill if
i .ll
t'oulpzuiy, 7» an: sin-rt.
' T0 cm.
\‘El '1 lSli floor of houn- No. 7:. l i-born avenue,
i It»: Nurwalk.containing i rooms. l‘ity
o~m~r in. fit-n! 51'. inquire of Afr-.Tlliunaa
Smith, on vin- prciiiisvm rd: iw
l:i'ii>:i.<iir.i) n...“ 9.: x.) it not. at};
numb Sorwalkmi.
five
Hill-Ii: part Hi i. vow. run-intuit: oi’
.tliv lllilill' gton
A l'lril'lih Mid bit-emetit
imuwi. ilrnr) nirvtct. Ext-at .\orvulil.'. \Vatrr
Hi, tempt; to John Knapp. N! “rat street.
shrub .x’orwaik. sin if
."V'l'v Ilouw and lrf‘t'ilil-‘e‘ So [7 Fall'-
' icnuv. lurmiiin and ilimlv’i'li im-
. l’frrsvseiifl iii ulit'l'. Apply to
.ayfon. ugrnt. Mir—'3'
wot. mr.
. :N no .‘l.
t rooms ii) llavi
~ 'l in-
'l‘\\'ti rum-2y furni~hul (rot;
lull-i ~irrcl.
'E“: house Taslor avenue. Sill; :5 rooms
\\ uh-r «rm-t. 51>. .‘l mum. El avenue. :5:
‘li'l‘TAfiE of 7 Hull.“ iii .Vo. Til “baiwanl
menu.- Apply to H. A. Woodward.
.
farm rimuw. barn. garden and pasturuge
3m; >1! mania, Bl!l§‘él)ll)l). 513. Harmon
Firm. m3
not: SALE;
\ iiililll >l71' hay home “i
.’ (”r aunt of use.
lmx v. 1|;t-K. $3).
emu-e, . {r}.
‘ ll be sold cheap
.\ his. strong lumber
inquire iii Water strum-I'm
slat
‘Vol viii filll wile-5i. niailtine screws and
_ «1r ~. 5mm. .‘mrwull‘. Hardware (’o.,
Mile» . .. him k. au’Jlfim
\‘MALI ~afe no“ in aw in Sentinel office.
‘ lii iiir-a-';h-iii-nv HHS. {our tiiltiin-s.
mm’ ll
ti llR'k. i’rz/‘e 3.9!. ltultllftiii Sin-n-
~ .~l it
lllil‘l n
H ISITEIJlA N I'lflljfi.
l, K. llilititil‘K. of lmuhury. tczu-bnr of
lo banjo. will 1,. iii Sol-“nix. 1ll|l1~llu\.
F'rpfi'lilln'l' ‘13. For parlivuian inquire ail'. F.
liru-lw'- tuitdr rooms. ~iii.'pt
' ll 'Kl-li.. i-iiwr and uxi-iih-d plating. polish-
. ll . taunt—hint and luv-plrrint; brow.
Mon,» i all on rat fi'krls. “KL yele. borne.»
lllnl stow trimming 'iiwiin best portable
"Ltnilrf'. We main-n. s-pel-iaityof refinishing
i'liutiilrli’rrs; lakr (lit-til down and rclitllell
timnnpu.‘ tit-.iii up main in»- fllrxl day and
utiaramw tlwm in limit so well as nrw. A
‘mJJl . .mi will bring :l marlin the human trim
“ill :llr an htiiiiulv on tin’ thk. (infers and
work can be left at l. in ii. l’uiter‘» billiard
room. Wail >trwl. Norwaik. and at Donald—
mn'~ plumbing shop on Washington street.
.‘uufli .Vormdk.and Willliiil‘t' prompt atten-
tion. Wr are Eli-n inanularlurern of door
inuur ‘piutrs. house numbers. Mfr. Agents
Minn-t i’uil of factor). l5: Water strrct.
Murphy Hui... South Norway-Anna. all": 13'
TAX llilLlEilTllll'S llllTlIlE. ..
\‘il’i‘ii 'E is hen-by ulwn to all rsonsii-hin
. hr put (“tr-n mlhc Town 0 Sorwnlk. in
iin- l'ounty nf lt'niriii'iit, m Of State of Fourteen.
rut. on the mmnesment list of mu. that I will
tin-rt ill?!“ to Inn-rile said lattes tit this follow-
ing flint-n and plum-n, to wit:
At the «one of Hartford .9 (Hivlrn. lust Nor-
\lnllt ulnwn manhnn Tuesday. Aununt :llth.
inc, from in o‘rluvk. furrnuoti, until 12:3)
Ii‘t‘l’i'K. Mil-moon,
At the aton- or J. 1' Handle. Winnipnnk.
Tumlay. August :mzh. PM.
tzilio'rloeh, ultr-rnimu.
Al the More of .ilpiionm Dibble, at South
Ffw- .‘lllt‘ lilo-r. nil ’inmlay. Wlilfllill'f i2ih,
MR. from Mli tp'l'llit‘k, afternoon. until it
o'rlm'li. evening.
Al thi- office of the Tux (folk-rim No. l 3!.-
mnlr ltiilltlii . in tin- ltomugii of N’orwnlk. in
nlllll 'f'uw ii of . ’orwnlitmil \\ ultimo)“. Alumni
mu. hm. from it n'rlnt-ls, town-ion. until 3
o'rlm k. Alli-rumin. and fruit: 7 o'clock until 0
o'i-iur‘lt in the evening.
Mr. if. F. l'olviliirn, of .l. Spent-er Jr (30..
Main it rri-l. Mill Jamil M. l-li'flm, ll “Kahlil -
(on other-i, P‘mxtli Nllmnlk. are authorised a)
m'i-ivo rim-4 tor Hit! and when rwoipin.
tin all now- within .Ilil'Ill remain unpaid after
tiw lat day of Ui'llllr'f. 1m, imam-it II the rate
of mm- per will. will but harm? from the lid
«in ' of September, ME. until t 4 name shall be
pa ll.
liltliltlilfl ll. Wt. JOHN.
l'olh-rtor in and for mid Town of Normal. rm
ill” lli'l of hill.
lino-d iii Kuwait. ( 7on1». August uh, it!
Mill if
from Ilo'rlovk until
all... Duiininu’gg—
SCHOOL Fllll CHILDREN
"ll-la “MOI’KN “(flflnln ’-
‘i'ili ire-i rim pupils in Music after 390‘. I.
lit: that street. South Nowell.
all DU
Cutirright. .im. in no in “Ur-ti}
Norwalk Chronicler