,. new... at Norwalk 1.
today.
: blowing from New York to
Milk today.
W' Union has decided to
Wham!” closing question.
. is are being made to J acres
’11 residence on School street.
dander. the colored grand juror,
, before Town Clerk Smith, this
,ontgoingflboard of selectmen have
not, Itiilad their annual report with the
‘ Iark.
Moralimtherton has leased the rear
.' H. - DentOn'c stationery store on
street, Norwaik.
«Ice cream soda at Lane's.
Thelahancase came up in the Town
Wat Nor-walk this morning and was
adionrnold until October 19.
AWelm tree that has stood for a
century in the yard of Mrs. C. F. Bay—
none. on Knight street, was cut down
- yesterday.
,2 All Odd Fellows going to Waterbury
‘ can get badges and caps at Butler Lodge
‘ room from 7:3) to 9 o'clock. Saturday and
agenda! nights. -,._-._
l 3‘ Trinity Guild of the King’s Daughters
1 Will hold their annual meeting in the
{Sunday school room. Friday evening.
‘ October 11th. at 7:90.
Robert G. Meggy, one of the civil engi-
neers of the Consolidated Railroad com-
pany, is seriously sick with appenditicis
at his home on Livingston place.
The household furniture of Frank A_
Ferris, who recently purchased .thc Cape
homestead on Fairfield avenue, arrived in
South Norwalk, yesterday, from New
”rot-k.
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Selectman Themes goes to New Haven
today to see about that disputed bill oi
the New York, New Haven and Hartford
railroad company for the extension of
Osborn avenue.
The Woman‘s Christian Temperance
Union, will ' old its Weekly meeting on
Friday at 3 clock, at 85 Chestnut street.
The report f the county convention will
W Van nal notices of the town and
city rs. printed in The Sentinel to—
day, contain interesting reading for
taxpayers. There are some changes in the
usual procedure that property owner will
do well to note.
The members of Bishop McMahon (Iona.
cil, Catholic Benevolent Legion, will at,
tend the celebration of the twelfth anni~
veraary of Stamford Council, on Tuesday
evening next, leaving the South Nor-walk
depot on the 7:23 train.
Ticket agent llughes, of Norwalk, sold
two hundred tickets to tho llrinlmry fair
this morning. The 9:20 train \vrwbnlf an
hour late, and at Norwalk was unable in
accommodate the throng. The i'itlsllcld
express was accordingly stoppmh
Selectman Isaac Seller-k paid a visit to
. the town farm this morning and was Well
pleased with the state of nflairs there. He
also shook hands with Aunt Betsy. .\lr.
Bollock. in looking orcr the place, found
that the crops had done unusually m-ll.
, There are about 400 bushels of potatoes,
.good mp of corn. till" bushels of lwels.
‘and a nice lot of swine.
“The purest coffee at Lane's restaurant
(nominal new» on l‘lF'i‘ll mum
TOWN cactus FOR LIQUOR.
Thin. lads of some Orders Gwen by.
the Selectmen for Food.
The audacity of some of the Iowa
paupcru is truly amusing.
This morning. a woman willme breath
“tainted with the snicll of onions and
m whllhcy. entered the animwtmcn's
m. and approaching Selmztman lirliorit
acid for her order. The olllclai knew
fairly Well that she was unworthy. but in
tact her and prove a allaplclnu that her
orders were traded for liquor at a certain
wet grocery store.'lm said:
“Wail. i will glVe you an order on J. (3.
MI”
“1 guest not." she replied.
khan order on ~ -
fl Iii.”
' ”than financed out of the office, mot-
tltng "it’s funny if a woman can't not a
swell drop of the stnft’ if she wants it."
Minimisation proved nlmmt con-
’ GilliVlly that two-thirds of the orders
means the concern in question went
"if lrnu't
l don't want any
W's New Man.
Th regular meeting of Minnehsbn
W School Temperance, was held
gilt night, in tbelr hall in Swarm do Con
f “0’! block. The following officers were
m: Worthy l‘atriarch. Mrs. Emma
. qulwarth: W. A. Mrs. Phoebe Cuhow:
, flinflra. QR. Webb: 1". (3.. Mrs. l“. J.
30"“: transom, the. Kate A. Day: chap»
flu, In. his Fallon: conductor. Mrs.
[tats Baldy: “Macadam, Mrs. A.
' Mt c.1111: Julia Allen: 0. s.
"k. ‘1'. Rd": A. B. 8.. “in. Alice
slicers were installed by
Carryalia ran from New Canaan to the
Danbnry fair today. Fanchcrc 'shoe fac-
tory shut down to allow the employees to
attend the fair.
Apetition is being circulated in New
Canaan. asking the Norwalk Tramway
company toextend its line tothis place.
Seeley Brown and family, of New
Canaan, moved to Norwalk yesterday.
They will reside on France street.
Mrs. Susan Anderson will hold an
auction October 18. to sell some of her
live stoc}. '
CRANBUHY.
Miss Emma Engelhard. of Cranbury,
had a narrow escape from being seriously
burned at her home last night. She ac-
cidentally upset a lighted lamp, which
broke, the oil spilling over her dress and
on the carpet. Before the oil caught
fire she picked the broken lamp up and
threw it out doors. .
Thomas Lawler‘s horse wandered off and
got into Fourteen Acre pond.yesterday.
The neighbors were several hours getting
the horse out, as he became stuck in the
mud.
Tioqlor Trailers.
It is L. 11. Deckcr’s aim to satisfy his
customers both in wall paper and paints»
That he accomplishes this result most
satisfactorily is more than proven by the
words of commendation his work receives
,on all sides. He is thoroughly equipped
for businesslln his line. and employs none
but A 1 workmen. llis business is. there”
fore. very extensive.
Thereis fashion in footwear as well as
in everything else.()lscn lirotbers,at their
widely known white and gold store, are
showing all the new styles in fall and
winter shoes to the delight of all who
see them. A few of the new things for
men are enumerated in their new adver—
tisement today.
Don‘t take any risks with your eyes.
Homer B. lioyl, the jeweler, makes a
specialty of examining people’s eyes and
fitting them with glasses. Note his new
advertisement.
A special sale of horse blankets is in
progress this week at. W. S. Slurtcvant's.
Horse owners would do Well to look them
over.
Edward Street makes a neat window
display of children's caps, draperies for
lumhrequins, and handsome rugs.
TOWN
V F. the unde'eigned. hereby give noticclo
all venue and cor rations liable to
pay taxes nthe Town or orwalk. that they
are noulrod by law to deliver to the Acne-ore
or either of them,
On or before the lst day of Nov., ’95,
smitten or printed list. dated. signed and
Bwnrnln. of all property owned by them on
the let day ol Uctiber. 1895. liable to taxation.
maklncadeecrlptton of all real estate. each
part-cl helm: separately deocrlbcrl. otherwise
it will bellieduty of the Assessors to make
out each Ilsalrom the best information they
canottain. and add Ihorolo lll per cent. of
such valuation. and in said list they
snan make a a-parnt- dracolpllon and
Vli'tlllol of Each Par-calm Baal It
lat-. and trons which liar-.9
made there is no appeal.
N. B Lislamsv be returned to the Auras-
Mrs. at the Selectmen’s (lmce. Bank linl ding.
Norwalk. and at the Conno-lltoom. Havllana
one”. South Norwalk. from and including
”clolwr )5. 18rd, to and including November
lat. lHlll.eald olllcestobe open from 10 lo 12
o‘clock. a. m., and from 2 to Ii o'clock
and on Saturdays from 7 to 9 o'clock n the
Vining, includlog the evening of Friday. Nov.
s
noted at Norwallx. October lllh, 1MB.
FRANKLIN A. TOI-IJM‘
o. Hul'l‘ll ummnnoufiul
James MITCHELL.
ClTY
lssesnrs’ Notice.
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Assessors.
ol0
W it. lhc undersigned. hereby lva notice lo
all persons and corporal one lleble lo
pay taxes nth» 1 llyof i-luuth Norwallt. that
they arcruxnlnrl by law to deliver to the Am
sensors or e ther of them.
On or before the let day ol‘ Nov.,' 95.
a written or printed list. dslsdmlgned and
svvurntc. «lad pt‘opfl'tY mined in them on
on the llrst do of llclobsr 1M, liable
to mention. mat mu «inscription ofnll real
estate. Mach parcel bolas aepmalely «lmrlbod.
nyhnrwlsen. will lmhc only olibs Accessor-
remake out such list from the beat inform»
tlon they can olrainmnd addiberclolll r
croucf said valuation. audio said list .33.
Iball Ill-ho nuisance desert lion and
volcanic. ol lash Pare-l of i...
tatn. and mm which llm so
and. then In no appeal.
Kit—him mayberetnr to the Apes-
sors.» the Council mmavlland street.
sooth Not-wail from and losindlncOciolm
it. all. too including November . set.
oliloc o from Into)! M: .a.
m..aad fromlllo o‘cloca p.m.aad on sat-
nro ysfrota'lmto'lochlntb‘a l
cl in theorem” l’rlda . oven -
u at Math ore s. more
chlordane .t ......... ~
t v 1
Jollfill’d .RA‘Y ONT: l0
II
Beauty‘s Eyes
al lbs.
r to wit your eyes.
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Homer Sh. H '
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't tats any further cw
Porous innocuous.
A Dramatic 'l'ml.
Lovers of fine acting are promised a
genuine dramatic treat next Saturday
night, when Robert Mantell, the romantic
actor. comes to Hoyt’a Opera House in his
powerful play . “The Corsican Brothers.”
A- Louis and Fabien del Franchi, Mr.
Mantell has added another brilliant suc-
cess to his repertory, and the warm praise
bestowed upon his interpretation of these
complex characters by conservative
critics, assures a performance of more
than ordinary merit. A good company
and n carload of scenery will be seen
here.
Arlisls of lllgh Excellence.
The artists composing the liubb Comedy
company are all of high excellence and
include among the others Alfred Kolcy,
the well-known comedian;Lllllan LuRose,
a bean tiful and accomplished actress; H.
M. Crane. and the famous Elmore Chil-
dren, who introduce up—to—dnte special-
ties. Each play will be staged with new
and special scenery, carried by the com—
pany, which adds much attractwcnesa to
the line performances given by an excep-
tionally clever company, The low prices
of admission, 10, 20 and 30 cents, should
insure large audiences at each perform-
ance. ‘
floah-Sanlley Company.
Among the prominent artists in the,
Rentz—Santley company, which comes to
the Norwalk Opera House,” Thursday.
October 17, are Teddy Simonds, Edith La»
Monte, Leslie and Tcnley, Lottie Elliott.
May Osborne, Clara Simpson, Collins and
Collins. Van Leer and Barton. Both
first part and burlesque are original and
new. The first, entitled, “Twill Be Club,’
is a satire on that popular play, “'1‘rilby,’
and the latter,“liobin l-lood. Jr.,“ will in
iroduce all the characters made famous
by the Ilostouiaus in “Robin Hood."
The latest popular songs and specialties.
as wall, a new series of living pictures,
will complete the performance.
WINNIPAUK.
A. ll. Kroger. of Winnipauk, who has
charge of the fakirs at the llanlmry
Fair. is constantly surrounded by a crowd
of men and women anxious to secure
privileges of all sorts.
II. it. Randle, the batter, has resigned
the situation he has held for thirty years.
m
an.
and gone to work for his brother, .l. (1.
Bundle, the grocer.
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glamour. '
Hoyt’s Opera House
ONE NIGHT.
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 42
THE EVENT OF THE SEASON.
EIOIBEMEHT OF THE Fl-
MDIIS ROMIIITIB ROTOR.
llllll Man ell.
Supported by his excellent company in
T11 Corsican Bros.
A powerful Drama in slx acts by Alex. Dn-
as.
Th e Corsican Brothers will be presented
here with all the scenery, costumes and effects
as nerd in all the large cities in the Unit-.n
lit ate a.
Prince. Il'lc. 601". 750., 9i. 1.?
Hoyt’s Opera House
lino Solid Week Commencing
moron. ocmna M.
BUBB
COMEDY COMPANY.
(‘liallengi- lland and llrclwslru.
l'llll'llrl, lllc. Llllc. :ulo.
The «realest repertory
at powder prices. lorlur log the
llmnn Children. llllie lallnse
Alfred Kelcy and E. M. Crane
Riservad seat sale will open l'rldav mornln
fitment-id‘s drug store. booth Norwall. an
asd's drag swrc. florwalt. 110
Norwalk Opera House.
ONE NIGHT
mason. ocmln p.
The labour “31‘?me
romnany traveling.
FUR
. I A pleased customer is the best
which have been bought of us are be
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No. 2 Gazette Building, Norwalk
CAPES “
advertisement any firm can have The hundreds of Grain;
ing worn to the entire satisfaction of the wearer. and the great
success which we have enjoyed in this department in past seasons. has encouraged us to make
extra efforts this season, and we are
than ever before in the different kin
French Coney Canes.
China Seal Capes.
Wool Seal .Capes.
SW88!)
now prepared to show a much larger line and liner goods
do of furs made up in the very latest styles.
Algerian Seal Capes.
Electric Seal Capes.
Australian Martin Canes.
Astrachan Capes. In 30. 33. and 36 inch lengths Witn full l
Also the same furs in 18 and 24 inch lengths, with extra full ripple back.
. Our advice is to buy these goods early,
ferxor, and prices are liable to advance.
CLOTH CAPES AND JACKETS
a goods made up later in the season are always in-
We are showing the newest things in Cloth Capes and Jackets, in Ladies’, Misses’ and
Children’s
o. u.""nnn‘-'s'
City Employment Agency.
70 North Mala Itml. "oath Norwnlk,
Whit!!!) IHMEDIATILY-
Two nurse? maids.
BII‘UA'I'IO 8 WANTED IMIIDIA'I'ILY
For two competent bookseeperr. six first
clues cooks, live girls for general housework.
and two waitresses.
Ladies desiring help in any capacity can
now obtain the some immediately. incl 11
Taylor 8: Golden.
RealEstale andlnsurance.
WASHING”! STREET.
vermin lookin foralot, or house and lot
ollh the View 0 purchasin .are invited to
call and examine our list. 0 have them for
sale in every part. of the city at reamnablr
[wit-m IRI‘ nyv Ina-v tar-m- an” N
Failllell County Savings Bank.
Nouwamc. Conn. Sept. 19. 1895.
The Board of Directors of this bank have
this day declared a dividend at the rate of
four a» per cent. per annum from the earnlnns
or the current six months. to be credited in
depositors ()rt."l. 189.5. and payable on and
after (lot 10.13%. s302w
Removal Sale.
B. and M. BLOCK 189 Washington Itrert.
otter their stock of
House Furnishings ata Great Reduc-
tion In Price.
preparatorvtotheir removal lo New Haven.
gilehlivilskl only from Iodav until Qatar-
1 .
oil 3!.
Mr. King’s
SCHlllll. Fllll BUYS
——Ohl-—-
Bedlam. Street. illNFllllll,
—WiLL—-—
Re-open cent. 26.
The School Prepares Thoroughly for Col-
legs or Business.
lnty-nlne boys have entered college
from t iis school: many of its graduates .
are successfully enraged in business
“0Y8 ARE RégEIVEl) Ab SOON AS
in the Dress Goods Buyers
Is it at all strange that we are putting
fresh life into every part of the store?
Never before have we shown goods of
such excellent styles and grand quality
for so little money.
40-inch Storm Serge, at the.
'P‘) ti 0‘ to U 59c-
Fyl-inch extra heavy Ser 0. at $1.
nil-inch Satin Finished i- eneritta, at Silo.
winch 0:: Blood “ ” 75c.
45-inch Fri-pone, 750,.
filshort lengths Black Goods at half
regular price to close out the stock.
Colored G oods.
Fancy Boucle I’laids. 45c.
Plain Cheviot Serge, brown, navy and
garnet, at 50c.
Fancy Novelties. 50 and 250.
Dress Linings in all newest styles.
25-inch Mixed Mohair Boucle Coats, t6,
7, $10.50, “1.50.
Heavy Beaver Jackets, 27 inches long.
latest style sleeves. 110.50.
Jackets of finest quality of English
curled lioucle cloth. silk lined, balloon
sieeves.‘28inches, very large pearl blit—
tons, $l7 and $33.
1‘
n Sillilllll it
Something New For Fall.
Every one knows knows hard it is to se‘
cure great values in hosiery. We are,
therefore, enabled to show for this fall
the greatest values in Ladies’, Men's and
Children's Hose. 00, 121 ;c, 2 for 25c, 190,
25c.
UNDERVVEAR.
()ur underwear stock will he the most
complete and the greatest bargain in
town.
900—“
Great Attractions.
We havcjust received direct from the
importers a large line of
Wilton Rugs, at $2.99.
Moquet Carpets. $1.
Velvrts, 85c and Si.
Best Tapestries, 75c and 301-.
title and bile.
WINTER COATS AND WRAPS
Astrakhun ('upes, 80x100. $9. $2. Si?!
l
Electric Seal Capes, 30x10”, $29.
Black French Couev Capes. li0x100.3li.T-3,
$1), $13.50, $19.
Persian Lamb Capos. *3“.
Monkey For. $19.50.
Cloth ('npes. ii“, $1].
Silk Plush. $10, $11. $123.
OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE.
SCOFIELD & HOYT
98 Washington Street.
south Norwsll. Bonn.
THEY CAN It I). Small ' .lndl-
vldnal attention. Tuition. Sim to M50.
I‘lrculava with references on a ipllcalion.
HIRAM U. KING, rincipal.
, iv 1‘2 3m
Owners - of - interfering « Horses
ATTENTION!
With a new invention. i will uarantce to
shoe interfering horses to that t cy Will not
merit a hair on their anklm No amid of their
wearing heels and no trouble of pulling them
on and stopplmr ibeolrculntlon in their loss.
Applied at. 53 Water street. South Norwalk. by
0. l. Mailings. Horse Shoo.
H28 2w
HTTISTHnnE
monogamous.
lloms Illil See our NEW STONE,
East End of Washington
Street Bridge.
8mm Heaters,
llot Mr Furnaces,
Stores and llsngea.
lllmlsnd. lm trial and
Majestic lcylce,
and Everything in the way of
BICYCLE - y BUNDBIES.
NEPllllllil or” III nuns
Thomahly and Promptly Done.
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lUY AOADlMY now
m%§.nd% in the «in.
I‘ RWALK. PRO]! TI
rmlorao noun” on. A
a lathe
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ll IAV .Proprlgyr d .
"69-TDI:DIM‘AE Better anfingnw
NEW lill‘rllCAL sunburn
“‘Wlii IE illill.”
A more on a... nun. sumo...
'l‘rliby.
assume our new postman
Robin Hood. Jr.
cwlth
"an. ,
immanent
LIVING PICTURES.
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Estate of Burma Maori. latent)! Norwalk.
d mused.
in dtgiinnol fl.) ate forlbeDlstrlctofNor-
rel ha llrnl
methods
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W ”l‘ ‘l‘d’m"“‘"‘2 cam...
Co s
[1 ”minted. within solo time. will be de-
a recovery. All persons a c to
estate are requested to mats lift-to are
an 1mm .3.
”rings: to DAVID E. l)
or RORWAL cl. PROBATI:
Oslo 3. a. ..
.. t .Bnlnda . lataof Nor»
for district at 1m-
cecs “a:
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trimmed and untrimmed.
cents per yard.
Both in 'i'owaling.
GRAND -
—-——()F OUR—~—
MIlLlNEllY DEPARTMENT!
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
BPENINB
0n the same days we shall place on sale some
New Novelties in Dress Goods.
First on the list are 25 pieces of all wool Sailings, 38 inches wide, in Scotch
mixtures. small checks and plaids. They are the coming goods for this season in
medium priced good. We think no one wlll find lsultwith the price. which is 33
cents per yard and the goods are actually worth 50 cents.
Second on the list are 10 pieces of Fancy French Weaves. in brown, blue,
green and black at 69 cents per yard. Cost more than this to import.
Third on the list, 8 pieces of 42 inch wide Figured Changeable Effects. They
look worth four times the price asked, to cents yard.
Fourth on the list are 4 pieces of black all wool figured Batlncttey, at 49
Don't feel that you have to buy ll you want to see the above bargains. We
will treat you equally well whether you boy or not.
2 Bargains on our Domestics' Counter.
First. Fifteen pieces Pore Linen Unbleached Towellng, 17 inches wide.
a Good weight and worth 8 cents per yards. Sale price, 5 cents per yard.
Second. Twenty pieces of Cotton Glass Towellng in red, blue plaids. new
style of goods. Cheap in no name for the price; 4 cents per yard.
Only one place to get these bargains and that is at the
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