loath» moved from Union
new residence on Prospect
m of the Duncan Iron Works,
[the fence in front of Roth
hldt'slcorset factory.
Yeoman derby, at O'Brien's.
Dunlap and Stiles Curtis have
wnaajnrors for the term of the
Court, which comes in October
WtySherlff Lyon notified. them
,. f H, . maniac. .____‘_ ,
«ya again: the finest Fresh Pork
12 our a lb. The Star Mhrket.
”mini their wash, Tuesday night,
Miamngine company flooded M. W.
aw marble works on M alu street,
about $20 worth of damage. Mr.
on! will present a bill to the city.
’. +Ohlcken 19.3.... N. Y. Market.
. .‘Aft'or the First and Third Republican
. comer, Wednesday night,h‘rancis 8. Con-
.lay. the nominee for constable, was sere-
naded by a number of his friends, lie
liar! to pass cigars before he could return
.tohls slumbers. '
V~Fheah hams, at the N. Y. Market.
.Whlle going through Cross street, Nor-
walk, this morning, Mica May Fauntle—
roy’l horse took fright at a cart and ran
. into Wallace Dana's yard. . Miss Fauntle-
, my bad a narrow escape from being,
‘ thrown out, but subdued the animal.
‘ (NORWALK NEWS ON I-‘lF'l'li PAGE.)
ALI. HEAOY’FOH THE FAIR.
Music Hall Handsomeiy Adorned for
Si. Joseph's Parish Bazar.
,Mni'sic Hall presents a beautiful appear.
ance . in anticipation of the fair of St.
Joseph’s parish. which opens tonight.
The front of the gallery is handsomely
festoned with large flags of all nations,
the stars and stripes predominating. artis-
tically arranged by Moses 1’. llallodk. The
space under the balcony has been divided
intwmbartments, all tastefully arrang-
e». .41 '" h delicate shades of bunting and
cheese cloth. Several choice pictures, ele-
, . gantly framed. are scatterer] through the
1' , exhibit.
. ~ ‘ ‘ t the upper end of the hall is the
l ies’ chamber, the suit in which was
given by Dwyer's band, of Norwalk. The
next compartment is fitted up as a parlor,
with the suit donated by Landlord James
Hall. An elegant dining-room suitls fur-
nished by the Ancient Order of Hiberie
bins, of South N orwalk. In the
next apartment the Norwnlk
Boston store has the main
min’exhibit consisliug of ,m elegant
Brussels carpet and portiere curtains.
The Misses Murphy have a. beautiful
display of hatainthis booth. Scattered
through these departments are single
articles, such as a divan from David
Show; china set from Mrs. J. L. Walz:
lady’s writingdcek from“. if. Raymond
& Son: two sets-i of lace curtains from
friends: toilet set. Mrs. John Hinds: {army
rocker, Mrs. William (.‘avanagh: easy
chair, Mrs. John Murphy; lady’s cape,
H. Krieger: fancycorael. lioth it Hold-
aohmldt; counterpune, ’l‘ristram d’ Hyatt;
.1 elegant parlor stone and pipe, l’. B.
' Kavanagh; range. Jones a llotcbkisa;
chest of tea, John Murphy. in the
. provision departmentarc barrels of [Tour
from Mills Margaret Larrlgan, hire. l'.
, Mocklcr, Raymond Brothers, Mr».
Shogmuller and other», and numerous
bags of flour. barns and potatoes. ’l'hcrd
iaasaddle and bridle from M. J. .\lcincrny:
whip and brush. Joseph ( l'ltourke.
Passing toillu other aide of the hall,
‘ . there are found the art store and fancy
table, in which, it is evident, the ladies of
IOorwalk have hired highly cultured taste
in adorningihetablce with laeautiful ar-
ticles. Next are the confectionery and
canned fruit hootim. The ice cream booth
contains a full oer-vice from Caterer Lane.
In the rear of the hall in the stain-water
“and and cigar hooth.thc latter being un-
der a hash Japaneee umbrella.
' Many beautiful plants on the stage are
from Florist McKay.
Theattractlon tonight will be a con»
cart by Dwycr’s hand, and after it o‘clock
there will be dancing to music by the
Philharmonic orchestra.
“ "Ten door prizes are to be given out each
night. m ~~~~~
, a-Ullibrellae and canes, at O’Brien's.
"BUILT" NEW HOSPITAL.
“hummer The Plans film to Boston
‘ Architects.
The executive committee of the Nor:
talk Hospital armistice has given to
, land & Taylor, of Boston, the preparing
0‘ plans for the constriction of the Hole
ml. They are experts in the line of hog-
pltal contraction.
a
. 4pc in Mead's flatnrday.
14 so» emu
M- H...”
_ VAlllOlIS HIPS MID HISHAPS OH
THE OTHER SlOE’OE THE RIVER.
an: Ouirlle me of nm Attempts to...
Her Apartments — Laying Water Pipes
on the Gregory Point Road—motes
The Sentinel is on sale at the East Xor-
walk post—office by Irving Smith. with
whom itemsof news for this column can
also be left.
lotion or Till-2 Evatzm. Saarinen—-
Theodore Haenseler, whom I found in my
room on the twenty-sixth of May, I kept
in my house .until the twenty-sixth of
September. Now, my friends did not like
me keeping him after I found him; but
will you tell me in what other way l
could give thanks to God, whom i know
in my heart was the only cause of me
finding him. lie was here ullHlOHt six
months and that was the firsttime i took
my key with me, and. as stated in The
Sentinel, I entered the house Very quickly
and did not give him a chance to get out.
So you see I have cause for thinking that
it was God who called me home. I throw
myself down on my knees and thanked
him, whom I knew knows all things, but
I can tell you in all my life I never made
a greater sacrifice than I made in keep-
ing him as long ae~~this. Now, these are
the three attempts he made at robbing
me: The firstat opening two locks and
going to the closet where l was accustom-
ed to keep my money. The second, he
and his family were away for a week, but
he returned before his family and came to
me for the key and opened his shop_ until
almost dark. He then brought the key
in me and said that. be was going out.
Of course. it being Saturday and he being
a barber. there Were a good many looking
for him. Now, i had no way :of knowing
that. he was in the house. but I had such a
dreadful fear I could not control myself
for the evening. and I could not be got to
no to my room until 1 o'clock. Then,
thinking of course he would not return. I
went to my roomand in just getting into
bed i found he wax in the house. Now.
for a moment I was unoontroliahleJtnow-
ing that he would nor. have concealed
himself in the house eince before night—
fall when he could have earned three or
four dollarS, unless he did it of a bad in
tention (it being Saturday) of entering
my room and taking what money I had
brought up with me. His last attempt
was the taking of! of the lock of my door
on Labor Day, thinking that I would be
so foolish ml to bring up the money 1 had
taken in on Labor llay morning, whilel
was away. Ame R. eruxe.
The board of trustees and stewards of
the East Avenue Methodist Episcopal
church will meet tonight at the parson'
age. Business of npccial importance will
be brought before thcgmeetlnx.
The 800 feet of six-inch‘water pipe is be-
lug laid on the (in-gory l’oint road.
Taylor and Mercer». Seller-k and Super
have made preparations to connect their
llilllscrl with the main.
A prominent Republican wishes The
Sentinel to state that. those who had trol-’
ley tickets to ride to the Republican cau-
cms, did not walk, but came down on the
last cur.
William Thompson. who purchased
John K. Finch'a express business, has cx‘
changed his property on Maple avenue
for that of Mrs. llurr llette on li‘irat ave}
nuc.
The cane of Captain A. ll. St. John,
who was arrested for violation of a South
Norwalk city ordinance, will betrled on
Monday, October 7.
(l. W. Davis, of Port JeiIereon, return.
ed home today from a visit with Mr. and
Mr». ('. if. Rider, l 'ottaue avcmun
llarry Downs, of Brooklyn, is upend—
ing a few days with Mic» Cecelia l-Z. Carr.
of the fin-gory l’oint road.
Mm. Richard L'llommedleu ha» re—
turned from llellport, where she has been
spending the eummer. -
A our land of hayia being unloaded at
the East Not-walk freight yard for J,
Wallace Marvin.
Mrs. Alfred Crockett. of ltowayton, is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Daniel “Hamme-
dieu.
Frederick ll. Field. of llanford place,
is on a hunting trip for a few days.
Mrs. James l.'llommedieu has recover-
ed from her recent severe illness.
lluhert Pierce returned to Waterbury,
today.
w
Taller tiles lilo Street - ,
Miss Jennie Smith, a colored girl who
lives at D Crescent Tenses, was taken ser-
iously ill last night at the residence of
M11. John W. Edmnnds. 12 Lewis street,
where she had gone for some sewing. It
was thought «he was dying and Officer
Morehonse was asked to send for a phys-
ician. He found Dr. Dexter Hitchcock,
who administered to Miss Smith and ma.
advised that she be taken to the Nor-
waik, hospital. That institution was full
“maniac“ nhewutskntotte‘
' dreee goods wliibe placed on sale.
M rs. u
The feminine heart is always happy to
hear of openings, especially in the millin-
ery line, where such dreams of loveliness
are displayed to their gaze. The South
Norwallr Boston store announces ite fall
opening for Saturday, Monday and Tues-
day. On the some days some novelties in
See
what interesting items their advertiser
ment contains.
The New York Grocery company will
discontinue giving checks with teas and
coffees, tomorrow. They, however. have
checked high prices; nipped them" in the
bud, aoto apeak. The figures on teas and
coffees and flour in their new advertise-
ment today will convince you of the
truth of this statement. .
These cool nights and “mornings you
need a cape, and the winter days are up-
proaching when you will find capes such
as Tristram & Hyatt have on sale
jmt the thing. They have said many
already and they are giving highest
satisfaction. .
Another one of those popular sales at
.llead’s will be on tomorrow. The win-
dowa of their store phow quantities of
fresh candy and home made bakery.
Purchasers will be assured of the super-
ior quality and reasonableness of price.
gufrrfaimriehfs.
Hoyt’s Opera House
MONDAY, OCTOBER 7th
DIRECT‘ FROM NEW YORK.
EOWAHD HAHHIOAN,
AND HIS OWN COMPANY.
Under the maneuoment of M. W, Hear.“
Presenting Mr. Harrigan‘s Mont Successful
mimiiiiii‘iu.
All the Old and Original Songs.
HY DAVE liliAllAM.
“The Clock in the Tower Striker» 12,"
‘ Jolly lilo Owls.”
"Please Put that flown,"
"Poverty‘u 'l‘crrs i lib and Flow,"
"Get Up Jack, John at: Ilowa."
Seats on sale at Plaisterl's and‘Weed’s drug
stores. Prices. 350. 500. ifit‘. Oi- "" oi
W. GILBERT NEWELL’S
School of Dancing and Department
IHIOH Hill, South Home“,
Donn.
Opening Day. Wednesday, oct. 9, 13195.
(flu-s for Young Ladies. Misses and Mseterr.
menu at e p. In.
Ladies and Gentlemen. brslnners' class.
meets at 72'!) {a m.
Ladies aor Gentlemen, advanced class.
meets at D p. m.
Nothing gives children so much self passen—
slon and ,0 raises them to the charm of man-
nor as dancing.
Nothing is so great a drawback to a yonna
man‘s or woman‘ncan er. as to b nier the social
or busincm world lacking that courteous
breeding which makes the true lady or gen-
enxan.
Beepwifnlly W. GILBERT NEWBLL mae-
ter of dancing. I :l “n.
a
firmer: or 1
’i'ur. limos i’OlNT lm'aovmeM' 00., ‘
No. {till Wuhlnuron street, ,
.lausrr ('l'rv. N. J. ‘
IION. HENRY (.3. KELSEY. Secretary of
State:
We. James 8. Kelly. president. Elblrt A.
Woodward. secretary and treaiurer, and
Janice 8. Roll .Jniino Flnhensteln. Christian
Hwartz. E. 0. reler. I». Jacob vwrhy, II. W.
Winfield. E. A. Woodward. oirectoru or the
Roma Point Improvement company. do here-
by certify. that at a meeting of the stockhold-
ers of said mmpauy only culled ior that par-
» re. held on the 26th dav of September. A. ll .
"496. at the company's office. in Jersey City. it.
wae resolved by the vote or more than two-
thirds in interest of said stockholders-
Ilrmlmi. That the capital stock of the Rotor:
Point. improvement company rem-info in
the treasury. amounting to twent —t rec
thousand one hundred dollars (width) odes-
troyed and csnceled.’snd that the raid capi-
tal stool of the said company be and is hereby
reduced from ore hundred thonrand dollars
( mime) to seventy-nix thousand nine hna
red dollars (376ml).
witness our hands and seals the day and
year ilrat above written.
Signed and sealed in the presence of mar-
ence brim. Master in Chancery, of New Jol-
eey.
James R. Kama,
Jltuus “NKINIA‘IIN.
(‘IIRID'I'IAN mum-z.
E. 0. Karma.
forte Jacondwaav.
H. W. erisw.
E. A. Wooowum.
e27 oil
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TS'I‘le‘ Oli' NORWALK. so PROBATE
COURT. October Kid. A. I)., but.
Estate of Jesse ll. Bradley. late of Norwalh.
in said dlairfct. circa-lied.
The Court of Probate for the Distinct of
Not-walk. hath limited and allowed all
months from the date hereof for the creditors
of said estetetoeshibit their claims for set-
tlement. Those who neelect to resent their
accounts, roperly attested. wit in said time.
willbede eds recover. All portions in-
r‘iebt form authors requested to male
min a paymen o
of ii is FRANCIS ll. BRADLEY
Administra x.
Failiiali county Savings Bani.
I Noswamr. Oonn. Sept. 1!. mo.
Th Board of Directors of this bank have
on. 3., «mm a dividend at the rats or
foorrtlpercentmeranapm from thsaarn has
otths our his men a. to no credi
tors . 1 1m ed able on
a moan). m! ' ' w more
Experienced. Trimmers
rem.
success which
China Seal Capes.
Wool Seal Capes.
sweep
Children’s
FUR
A pleased customer is the best advertisement on
3
Also the same furs in 18 and 24 inch lengths, with extra full ripple back.
_ Our advice is to buy these goods early. as goods ma. do up later in the season are always in
ferior, and prices are liable to advance.
CLOTH CAPES ANDJACKETS
We are showing the newest things in Cloth Capes and Jackets, in Ladiee’, Missee’ and
TRISTRAM & HYATT, NORWALK, o
w Goons sroaa.
.ATDJSTDAM titlin-
,jNo. 2 Gazette Building, Norwalk.
CAPES -~
Algerian Seal Capes.
Electric Seal Capes. ,
Australian Martin Cap‘
Aetrachan Capes. in 30. 33. and 36 inch lengths witn f
. yfirm can have The hundreds of Capes
which have b n bought of us are being worn to the entire satisfaction of the wearer and the great ‘
. e have enjoyed in this department in past seasons. has encouraged us to mak .
extra efforts the season, and we are now prepared to show a. much larger line and liner goo.
than ever before in the different kinds of furs made up in the very latest styles. "
French Coney. Capes.
‘ 'i‘."nmr.“ ‘ I
City Employment Agency.
ru North Main street. floath Norwalx.
WANTED HIMEDIA'I‘ILY—
Two nursery maids.
SITUATION-l WANTED IM’IEDIA'I'II.‘
For two competent boohaeepere. six first
class cooks, live girls for general housework.
and the waitresses.
Ladies desiring help in any capacity can
now obtain the name immediately. mm tr—
raylor a Golden-
Real Estate andlnsurance.
WASHINGTON STREET.
Persons looking foralot. or house audio.
with the view 0 purchasin . are invited tr
roll and examine our list. e have them for
sale in every part of the city at rmgabh
\I‘l 'f
__
BOOHO TO SEE.
With the mass of
optical instruments
at our disposal it
will be strange in-
deed if we cannot
be of service to you
if you are “Bound
,, _~.. .m. to Sec." “719 call
your direct attention to our ntock of Tole,
scopes, Opera and Field illassee.
prime and on «av tonne.
I-Iomer B. Iloyt.
auntie} iy
SCHOOL FOR BOYS
Bedlonl. xiii}? STAMFORD.
Re-ouen Sept. 26.
———WlLL-—
The School Prepares Thoroughly for Col-
lnt -nine boys have entered colleae
from t sin school; many of he graduates
ROY! ARR It .CEIVE) AH SOON AS
THEY CAN READ. Small classes; indi-
f lirculars with references on aimlication.
HIRAM U. KING, rinclpal.
WALTER l. HALL.
Thursday. October 3.
Fortermsmtc" apply in xenon. or address
Studio. No. 105-6 Carnegie Hall.
W
Owners ~ of - Interfering ~ Horses
Withaliew invention. lwill naranfee to
shoe interfering horses to that t or will not
wearing boots and no trouble of uttin them
on a noggin: iheelrculation n the r lees.
c. i. Mullins. Horse Shoat.
sill 2w
le e or Buelness.
an euccessfull once ad in business
viruai attention. Tuition. sun to $150.
_ jv i2 3m
MB.
of New York. will resume his
ii Till. I I lies! ire.
New You. ii. i.
ATT E NTION !
marl: a hair on their ankles o need of their
App led at Water street. Booth Norwslh. by
ADJOURNED - SALE
.0;- -
_,., REAL ESTATE
AT AUCTION!
The-slut the VIII) Silt)! IADTORY.
corner Water and Ill-shout streetr. was
adjournedte
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5, was
At l p. on. on the promises.
A
To the Dress Bonds Buyers
is it at allstrange that we are putting
fresh life into every part of the. store?
Never before have we shown frontier of
such excellent styles and grand quality
for so little money.
ill-inch Storm home, at the.
r)” II ll H .e id'c'
{hi-inch extra heavy Serge, at $1.
50-inch Satin Finished lieneriitn, at
fill-inch 0x liloml “ ‘
iii-inch (reports, The.
.3" short lengths Black Goods at half
regular price to close out the stock.
Silo.
75c.
W7M-m
Colored Grands.
Fancy Iloucle l’laids, 45c.
Plain Cheviot Serge, brown, navy and
garnpt, at 50c.
Fancy Novelties, 50 and 25c.
Dress Linings in all newost styles.
25inch Mixed Mohair Bonele (fonts, $5,
$7,310.50, $11.50.
Heavy Beaver Jackets.
latest style sleeves, Mom.
Jackets of finest quality of English
curled lloucle cloth. silk lined, balloon
eieevcs. Quinclies, very large pearl blit—
toua, MT and $33.
27 inches long,
i sundown“?
Something New Fol Fall.
curegreat values in hosiery. “'e are.
therefore. enabled to show for this fall
the greatest values in Ladies', Men’s and
Children's llose. Etc. 1;“ ,c, 2 for 25c, 19c,
:50.
U'NDERVVEAR.
Our underwear stock will be the most
complete and the greatest bargain in
town.
Great Attractions.
We have just received direct from the
importers a large line of . ‘\
Wilton Rugs, at $2.1 ‘.
Moqnet Carpets, ill.
Velvets, H50. and iii.
Best- Tapestries, 75c and We.
lngrain Ex. Super.,inc1udiug Lowell’s,
60c and Me.
WINTER COATS AND WRAPS.
RAstrakhan Capes, 30x100. $9, $12, $17]
.29
Electric Seal Capes, 3031100, 329
Black French Uonev Capes, :i0x10i),$6.75,
:39, $l3fil, $19.
Persian lnnnb Canon. 33%.
Monkey For, $19.50.
illoth‘f‘apes. SN. 51].
Silk Plush. $10, 811. $l‘2.
, OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE.
SCOFIELD &' HOYT.
it Washington street.
South llorwelil, Donn.
-—-~—OF
trimmed and nntrimmed.
ilew Novelties
First on the list are 25 pieces of all
cents per yard.
Both in Toweliog.
gentle-e
r
Oeiyoasplseeto
GRAND F OPENING
OUR——
Mllllllilll nmnmum?
for the fall season of 1895. On Saturday. Monday and Tuesday all the ladies of
the twin cities are cordially invited to call and inspect our Hats and Bonnets, both
“0n the some days we shall place on sale some
in Dress Goods.
wool Sailings, :l8irches wide, in Scotch
mixtures. small oheohs'and plaids. They are the coming goods le‘ this season in
medium priced good. We think no one will find halted“: the price, which is 33
cents per yard and the goods are actually worth 60 cents.
Second on the list are 10 pieces of Fancy French Weaver, in brown, blue,
green and black at 50 cents per yard. can more than this to import. .
Third on the list, 8 pieces of 42 inch wide Figured Ohangeab's Effects. They
look worth four times the price asked, 25 cents yard.
Foul-thou the list are 4 pieces of black all wool figured Setlnetter, at 49
ii
Every one knows knows hard it is to se- .
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Don‘t feel that you but to buy if you want to see the above bargalhr. We
will treat you equally well whether you boy or not.
2 Bargains on our Domestics’ tou tar.
~ First. Fifteen pieces Pare Linea Unbleached Towaling. 17 Inches with.
Good weight and worth 8 cent-per yards. Elsie price, 5 costs per yard.
Second. Twenty pieces of Cotton Glass Tamils; in red, blue plaids, as
style ofgoods. Cheap is no name for‘ths nice; 4 cents per yard. ‘
bargains and that is at the
Norwalk Chronicler