‘ orvell is quite sick at his home
‘fiill. M...»
» (letter, at Norwalk. will enter,
{as York School of Dentistry.
new style money order blanks have
received at the Norwhlk post-office.
B. Bulhloy- 8: Co. hare sold their
Shame tandem to Albert J. Hoyt, o!
‘V “hot October will be observed by
th NorwalkCongregationai church
My Sunday.
government boiler inspector was in
Walk yesterday and inspected the
‘ liar City of Norwalk
. Samuel Story, who left Norwalk several
sake ago, was located in Chicago, this
Wk, and is now on his way home.
serge Dana has left the employ of the
orlvalk look company and is working
his old trade in 'Barthol’s hat shop.
.‘Frank Howell, of Elizabeth street, is
, vlnga two-story addition built on his
Incidence. J R. Raymond is doing the
Patrick McConn, the" young son of
Daniel McConn, who was recently com-
lttcd to jail, has been sent to the County
All business men are invited to attend
meeting in Arion Hall tonight, to
perfect the formation of a protective asso.
Wt _ ._”__— ”M
on... Chapter. Brotherhood of so.
ndrew, will hold an important meeting
“the home: of David W. Workman, on
Billion avenue, tonight.
lir. John 11. Dakin, piano tuner, is in
town. Send orders to the Mabackemo
’ note! as soon as possible.
"l flour concern will have a novel er
hibit at the Danbury Fair. Nine young
women dressed as Quakeresaes will serve
pnnonkes in the main tent.
The vaalk chapter, Daughters of the
Iranian Revolution, will meet with
Hrs. '1'. K. Noble tomorrow afternoon, at
the Norwalk Congregational church
parsonage.
The Republicans of South Norwalk will
hold a meeting at the allies 0! John H.
Light tomorrow night for the purpose of
organizing a Republican club, to aliiiiate
, with the State League.
a
The first meeting of the Klug’ s Daugh-
. ters’ circle of the South Norwalk Congre
gatlonal church for this season will be
held tonight at the home of fire. lierald
1- 3. Board, 13 Golden Hill street.
‘. In the Town Court, Norwalk side, yes-
‘ r, tarday, Daniel Enright was lined 83 and
'1' coats. Walter Alhin was lined 85 and
a coats and sentenced to thirty days in jail
' I lor being a common drunkard.
The team of Uncas Tribe, 1. O. R. M.,
I went to Bridgeport last night and con-
" {erred the adoption degree on twenty
: candidates. Twenty members of lTncas
Tribe made up the party from South
Norwalk. They did not return home
until 50 clock this morning.
No trace has yet been secured of George
P. Jennings’ turnout, stolen from Green's
‘Parms early yesterday morning. The
_ harness taken was silver'trimmed and
valued at about $15. It is only a few
months ago that Mr. Jennings suffered
the loss of another turnout in a similar
,_ .._,__..._
James Lawrence, of Norwalk, and John
7 Davis, of Hartford. were drinking beer
L dress on the property of the New York,
New Haven and Hartford railroad Sun-
day, and being charged with trespass in
the police court yesterday, were each lined
O5 and sent to jail for thirtydays.-—ilari-
ford Post.
-—Icn cream soda at Lane' a.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry 0. Bailey, of 4
, Benton street, who spent Sn day and
, Honday last in New Bocllalle, . Y., had
i the honor of going aboardiflie Delender.
~She lslylng oil Premium at, the sum
mar residence of Mr. Tunis. Mr. llalley
found the crew to be chqroh~golng men,
and they all attend the Young People's
*’ noeletiee’ meetings in, New Rochelle on
1] Sunday.
’ The “hot wave" covered yesterday most
‘ of themntry between the Rocky Moun~
talus and Alleghanies. it made consider-
able progress to the eastward and today
it will advance east of the Alleghanies.
la ltsfutnre increments toward the At—
‘ lantlc coast it may be partially neutrallzo
I “along the line of the lakes by cloud and
rain. But the exceptional heat will be
felt in the Middle States tlll the close of
«ammo at
mainstream. isolate, s.
The Y. M. Q nonmauluai class will
engaged to give lessons.
Moira 3: Lewis are at work building tho
the eastern casslou is nearly finished,
W‘s...”
carriage maker and horseshoer, is moving
to Stamford today. He will open a shop
there. He leaves many friends in Norwalk.
It is important that all members be
present tonight at the regular meeting of
Minnehaha Division. Sons of Temperance.
to nominate onlcers for the ensuing
quarter.
~Remember that the olfer to supply
our readers with the Encyclopedia Briv
tanuica for ten cents per day will close
Saturday, September 21st.
AMias Mamie Hennessy and Miss Sadie
Powell, of Norwalk, have departed for
home. They were the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. William Humphreys,. of 44 High
street.-~-Bridgeport Union. '
It is said that G. Fred Crofut, who
deserted his wife and children, took some
of his brother’s money, and left town a
few weeks ago, is in Iiockport, N. Y.,
employed as starter for the trolley car
line.
Jennie Smalley, who was al'rested in
Redding for bigamy and released under
$500me to appear at the present term
of the Superior Court, has disappeared
and her bondsrnan has oflicers searching
for her.
Oystermen of the county met Monday
alternoon at the Mahaekemo Hotel, and
talked up the matter of forming an as
sociatiou lor general benefit and protec.
tion. The meeting adjourned for one
month, at the same place.
Professor Sebastian, of Stamford teach-
er of violin, mndoliu, guitar and banjo,
will open his fall term here next Tuesday.
He will furnish instruments for those de-
siring him to do so. A course under his
instruction is sure to prove beneficial.
At the South Norwalk Congregational
church, tomorrow evening. the subject
discussed will be: “The Results of Pray-
er: Knowing God’s Will; Doing It."
Members are asked to prepare for the
discussion. The pastor will conduct the
service.
0
Chairman A. ll. Sternberg, of the com-
mittee on the reunion of the General As-
sembly of 1895, had yesterday received
ninety‘scvcn favorable responses to the
meeting at Colonial Park. The indica-
tions now are that 800 or 400 members
with their male friends will attend.
The pro rata allowance of the $75,0in
state appropriation for roads this year to
the eighty-eight towns which have filed
applications for the money, will probably
be apportioned among them on the basis
of one-haltof one per cent. of their res~
pective grand lists of October, 18%.
The Board of Registrars for the city of
South Norwalk will hold a public session
at police headquarters, llavilaud street,
on Wednesday. October 2, from 2 to
ii p. m.. to correct the voting list. All
names to be added to or erased from the
list must be handed to City Clerk Taylor
on or before 6 p. in, Monday. September
(iii.
——The purest codes at Lane's restaurant
Great interest is being manifested in the
semi-annual meeting of the Boys’ Brigade
of Connecticut, which is to be held in
Waterbury, October ill. Preparations for
a successful meeting are well advanced.
Matters of business and aconfarence of
workers will occupy the afternoon. A
meeting,to which all interested in brigade
work are invited, will be held in the Sec-
ond Congregational church in the even-
ing. Several prominent speakers will ad-
dress the meeting. Both the Norwalk and
South Norwalk Baptist churches have
Boys’ Brigades.
On Monday evening, November :35, a
lecture and concert will be given at the
Norivaik Opera House in honor of the
Manchester martyrs. 'l'he aflair in under
the nullpicea of the Robert Emmett club.
J. lirattan McMahon, an lrlsh National»
lst, will deliver the oration. Roderick J.
Kennedy. 1’. F. Trainer. and vocal talent
from New York, together with local tel»
eat and Professor Brennan. will take part.
The object of the club in getting up the
celebration is to foster that spirit of Irish
nationality for which Allen, Larkin, and
O'Brien, Manchester martyrs, and also
Emmett, Lord Edward Fitzgerald and
Wolf Tone, gave their lives.
~lleuisinbsr that the offer to supply
our readers with The Encyclopedia ilri-
taulca for ten cents per day will close
Saturday, September list.
the present week.
”$.g...“ w
, " Pure and Sure.”
(MMALK arms on aicurn race.)
Biscuit other“
lands
Mine MDBIL
plea and hull.
holdlunrst mine of the season pert .
' v Tut-day night. An instructor has been
center caisson for the new railroad bridge ,
at the Danbury deck. The other half of
Samuel Kittridgr. the Mechanic's street.
on... you a top ohe. That’s what
some ol the crests sol
Why not avoid mall steal» and antique
meats by getting your Heats and Fish
atihe unmet where they do the most
house»? We Alws s Have The
Stools. You only in once and you
might as veil liv’e well when it cools
you no more.
FREE DEMVBBY.
«Frank 8. Ivan, Proprietor. .
D%van’s Block. South Norwaik.
PHOTOGRAPHS
JACKSON is
Combine the narnrs’rrna as,» rmau. Our aim is to give satisfaction to our patrons.
and to furnish them with too finest production or the Puoroonarnlo ant.
hallGl‘. oduacrxon or calmness sruniiis.
E. 'M. Jackson. Photographer.
(Over F. Head's Confectionery.) 58 Wall Street. Norwalk, Conn.
EDWARD STREET.
FALL; TRADE 1895.
Your attention is called to the special bargains we char in Underwear for
ladies and children, at the levees; prices ever known.
One case children's white merino Shirts and Drawers, all sizes, at 250 apiece.
Good value at 35c. ,
One case ladies’ ribbed Vests and Pants at 25c apiece, worth illic.
Have made a purchase of a large line of Bugs, one to two yards long. at near-
ly one half reanlar prior. Will offer them to you at a small advance above cost.
Purchasers will have a decided baygain.
EDWARD STREET,
NO 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. - -
Silllllll smwooi. mun.
OCUPllSa xortlon of E Guaowskl's store,
corner of all and Water streets. Nor—
walk. tall and soothe latest styles in spring
harmoaps. em.
The Riverside in School
Art students League Course.
Mrs. V. D. Premise Lingan. Miss Grace
Leonie Prentiss. lnstruc tor.
Clasnin drawing, aintlng and. out of door
sketching to open aiuroay. Sept. 21. Applv
be! ore Sop! l. to Miss Scott, at Public Library,
South Norwals. .lml
mmm
USEFUL EXPENDITURE.
NORWALK.
Nellie M. Dlsbrow.
TEACHER 0F PIANO.
Terms reasonable on application. Address.
on West avenue.
We are headquarters for,
What 3 Saving at Ten Cents a My Will do For
Readers oi Tbs Sentiml.
What good is ten cents to one, anyhow.”
You have ten cents a day to spare,have you?
Listen,theu,anil you shall hear what to do
with itFor ten cents allay you can become
useful and happy. You can store your
mind with knowledge. the accumulation
of which will prove at once a recreation
and pleasure. You can train your mind
in such a way, that from its shelves you
can at any time take down such ln!orma~
tion as is wanted then and there.
For ten cents aday you can travel in
imagination around the globe. You can
visit strange lands and study their his-
tory, their customes. manuals and appear-
ances of the people. You can delve into
the earth and wrest from her wonderful
minerals secrets that lie hidden there,
You can go down to the sea in ships and
master the mysteries of navigation: or
you can descend into its depths and study
the wonderful habits ol the animal king-
dom that how to no monarch hut Father
Neptune.
These are a few of the things that are
within your group, at the small outlay of
ten cents a day for a very short perlml.
is it worth the expenditulro.’
American enterprise hall placed this
possibility before you. The greatest
educational work that the brains of
Great liritian and America have pro-
duced a complete and perfect library.
in itself an education-4M great Ency-
clopedia Britannica. 'l‘hisynu can make
your own for the outlay of that paltry
ten cents a day which you did not know
whattodo with. [tie the‘lnost compact
magazine of universal linowledgc ox-
tant. it contains everything worth
knowing: made as stir-scum and inter“
eating and cleans ingenuity can make
it.
Asahome library for rail education
it is the best school in the world, and
takes up the least room. all. is a friend to
the whole family as well as yourself.
School supplies at all kinds.
filext Books,
Pens,
Pencils,
Pads,
hWe
mm
Copy Books,
Drawing Books,
Spelling Blanks.
W
and it never withholds its gifts at any
time.
it is yours for ten cents it day.
This great work can be seen daily at
The Sentinel Britannica hiildquartsrs, fill '
Wall street, Norwalk. Bee propOsl‘
tion on 9932.“;
lacy levers of 0M" lead.
W. 1. Stevens, of ltoilvayton, Smith
Brothers, oi New Haven, and numerous
other planters and dealer: in oysters are
is Bridgeport harbor with their boats for
thspurpouelpurchasingsud his their
oyster teas. Mari s We
sass: ll
ll. ll. Plaisied,
sumo-it
in this town do. *
Best 1W8 stride on the road to perfection, and ofler our l
, NEWYlBKHlBKE'l"
anal!) Bus
is muummmias
.m ' as
Isinand ready for you to examine. We have taken
this season better fitting and better made Clothing than ever
fore. Continuing our old custom of using only the v ”y‘
materials. We are having good success with our '
$10 DRESS. ,s'ui
All Wool and Fast Black Worsted Diagonal Suits for Me
Cutaways or Back, 810. ‘
DRESS SUIT,
ill-ll FALL suns Ii Hilly
llllMSlllllll Mild,
CLOTHIERS,
ll South Main Street. South Harwell;
Masonic Building. llorwslt'
T“ GETTING BETTER
every day we hope. This isn’t a perfect grainery. We,
make mistakes—lever than fouryears ago—fewer than
yesterday, if you care to know. It would be a perfect
grainery it honest efiort would make it so. We lie-e,
lieve that honesty. liberality. good service in every . .
way, are sure to win in the long run.
1 have been selling grain for some years, and have had
to give my customers the best or see them go some-
where else. May I not number you among my one-
toners?
MANUEL T. HATCH,
.15 MARSHALL STREET.
The Leading Grain Dealer.
BEST GRAIN BRANCH omen. ’
v * roe Houses sotuaus'
ANDCA’I‘TLEW uvnnv s'rABLn.
PERHAPS YOU DON’T!
But if you should wantiaoy
Diamonds. Watches. Jewelry or Silvcware}:
or your Watches, Clocks and Jewelry re—
paired and cleaned. call or send at once to
A. W. AUSTIN,
OPERA HOUSE BLOCK, NORWALK.
”affiliate
City Employment Agency.
”'3‘?” and gentlemen aeslrln competent
.fi
5
Taylor at Golden.
Real Estate and Insolence,
wasarams "stair.
Personal It
with t a m” gloom m
‘ineverv examineonrllst.
nan ca it can obtain 0 name at
"venom. ’Aiso those desiring poll-
10 amt” Mn I” ”‘0 ma} um“-
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Mr. King's
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won”.
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“Wilda-- ,
Flo-open Sept. 26.”
The "laurel Prentiss Thomahlr for Col-
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lions.
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