larger. considerably. than the
.1. , circulation of the other three
, dailies Oar press room is al-
‘ ”apes loadvertlsers. ‘
_ i her today promises to be clear,
”‘5': Testerfiogti‘t promises to£ble
yarsn s warmer, o—
fltd by local rain. 8 y
Thermometer Record.
{The highest point of the thermometer
turbine twenty-four hours ending at noon
today was 84 9 degrees above zero.
- 7. llalellee Almanac tor Tomorrow.
* Sun rim l Sun sets I High tide 9 Low tide
, “0:01 i at 5:17 I at 5:00 at 11:2!l
_ The Irish Republic.
There is rich satire in the cable dis-
. .ptch which was sent from London to
that convention in Chicago. exhorting
Irish of America to stand unitedly
ill the freedom of the country. If tho
Irishman of Ireland had stood united,
.even those of them in the British par-
liament. home rule for Ireland would
, new be very near, it not an accomplish-
ed fact. It might not have been actual
, Independence and an Irish republic, such
.1 L as many of Erin’s patrons in America
are clamoring for at the safe distance 0!
8,000 miles, but it would be such in-
dependence as a state or the American
, Union enjoys, which is enough for any-
body. ‘ Only for the disastrous splits and
Inbsplits of the Irish members of par-
liament the Conservatives would never
have returned such a majority in the
pesent parliament. Under the circum-
Ranoes it looks well, does it not, for
Irishman in London to cable to the dc]-
' to the convention of Irish N ationj—
”' allots in Chicago to “stand united?”
11 Irish independence could have been
achieved in America. the thing would
have been done long ago. Money and
eloquence have poured from this coun-
try across to the Emerald Isle in a steady
stream. Meantime while they wait it
still eases the minds of Irish patriots in
America to meet in convention and pro-
claim themselves the implacable toe of
England.
There was an auction of silks in New
York city recently in which goods to
the value of $150,000 were disposed of.
The notable feature of the sale was that
most of the vast quantity of silk, 7,500
pieces in all, was bought by southern
merchants. The south is prospering to-
day as no other section of the country.
The south did not fee the panic
as the north did. With its mild cli-
mate crops are much more certain than
they are in the north. Its vast resources
have not even been scratched over as
yet. With good roads, good schools and
apnblio sentiment that will let men
vote as they please and speak their
lie the south can reach out and cap-
the three-quarters of the migration
that now goes on toward the northwest.
file will boom into such prosperity as
he herself never yet dreamed of.
English fruit commission dealers are
playing a dirty British trick on both
their customers and the orchardists of
California. This your large quantities
d California fruit have been shipped to
_ , Great Britain. Some of it. is in prime
' condition, other lots not so good. The
1‘» prime the English merch'ant sells as
choice English grown holhouso fruit.
The rest, which is mean and poor. he
fills American fruit and sells for what
been got. By calling prime California
”pee and apricots English llothouse
' ' ”ducts the British dealer has in some
has realized 1,000 per cent prollt on
alien.
, This‘country is not a civilized one
‘ and never will be so long as White Caps
' h any part of it are allowed to commit
Mr brutal outrages and go unpunished.
It is time the lawless spirit of rude
Miler settlements was killed out of
“It: foot of the United States.
3 is to he recorded that Cincinnati
circulated the first petition to congress
h the recognition of the Cuban patriots
' a belligerente. Let others fellow quick-
het December find a deluge of them
the halls of congress.
Abe champion gymnasts of the yes:-
" More the expertswho dodgeierues In
- line at theetete political platforms
yearaeeperteetmodelsothownol
. . . its
,, r= . 1"8'eveu eersapo1m wife had
’ alloverely tronbadhich by.
alci consumption. 2%..
3 ill.” it areas
or s l 0
doctors notnlielp herehe tried
and was so rised at the reliefi
gave. One ttle of this medi»
cine cured her, an she has not
the least doubt but yer'e Cheri-{v
Pectoral saved her life."—-
Mortals, Memphis, Tenn.
Medal
*and Diploma
At World’s Fair.
SENTINEL PATTERN.
A Tissue Paper Pattern at this Garment
lay he Obtained by Using the Coupon.
We have made special arrangements
with the agents of the celebrated Baler
Glove-Fitting Patterns, by which we can
present to our lady readers some of their
very newest and choicest patterns of gar-
ments. Full and explicit directions for
putting together the garments accom—
pany each pattem.
6258.-CHILD'8 con.
HINTS BY MAY names.
Grey blue cashmere is here shown pret—
fily trimmed with chinchilla fur. The
coat and fancy bretelles are lined with
India silk and interllning of canton flan.
as]. giving it the seasonsble weight. The
close fitting short body closes in centre
trout either invisibly with books and eyes
or with buttons and button holes as pre.
ferred.
Star pointed ripple bretelles cross the
shoulders edged and headed with the fur
trimming and linished at the waist with
rosettes of baby ribbon. These bretelies
full gracefully over large pulls that are
mounted on sleeve linings faced to cull
depth with the material and trimmed
with far at the wrists. The rolling col-
lar is edged with fur. The full round
skirt is finished at the bottom and front
edges with deep heme gathered at top and
sewed to loWer edge of body.
This dressy little top garment can be
made up in any of the seasonnble coatings.
cloth, camel's hair, cheviot. in plain or
fancy mixed weaves, whipcord, bengaiine,
velvet or corduroy, will all make up pret-
tlly by the mode. Any preferred style of
trimming or decoration may be adopted.
Pattern 6258 is cut. in (our sizes, viz: l,
2, 4 and it years.
The retail price of pattern is ‘25 cents.
EVENING" SENTIIEI. ODIlPllll
ENTITLING TO ONE PATTERN ANY
BIZE. OF NO. Mill
Ont this out. an In your name and adore»
and mail or take to
Students Bargain llnust
NAME
A'I'I‘IRN No. 11358. SIZE ............ Jr
This coupon and in nu. will secure abov.
,pattern at blurtevsnt's, North Main sur‘
.Ann struts, flmttll Nnvwalh
The Attorne ”listing.
Under the above he ding the Bridgeport
Farmer oi Wednenllap evening said:
“Today marks another of those “Iinnl
days of grace" '9le payment of that.
£2,500. llllri M Gregory, attorneys of
the llarien \ aflrhompauy, Were to part
with that. little 1min bright and early this
morning, but the, forenoon and banking
hours of tho amen are overpant and
the parting has not come. Tile allies of
Hurlbutt ll: Gregory in Norwalk was de-
serted today, and no signs of either mem-
ber of the ilrm were manifest. About
neon it was learned that they were both
in New York, engaged in that disagreea-
ble piscatorial pursuit of casting for a
loan. Their shorts in this direction have
proved an artistic and picturesque
triumph no doubt, but they have been
very far (rem what is usually considered
a pecuniary success.”
Attorney Gregory was in New York
Wednesday. but says he was not down on
Darlen Water company business.
A New Fast Train.
Arrangements are completed tor the
addition of the fastest express between
Boston and New York. It will be added
tothe service of the Consolidated read
next Monday and will make the distance
in live hours. It will make its only stop
in Middletowa, being the first regular
train ever run through New Haven with-
outetopplgg. 7
«for sesrls sndbosatrenl turnp-
werde. All the new thinnest“. B.
Smith's"... .‘ . .
”i _
,l) "l ail
Maveanaledytbst has outed some
bodes-sect longstanding. For One
Week I will give
A TRIAL BOTTLE FREE
to any euflmr. Ask for
HALE’B CUBE for ASTHMA.
HALE. Braggist.
TOWN
lssassurs’ lain.
E. the underelgn it. hereby ive notice to
all alone an row at one liable to
pay taxes n the Town rvt orwalk. that they
are Mmlred by law to‘dellver lo the Aaueeors
or either 0! them . .
On or before the lst day efNov.."95.
swritren or printed list. date-l. sigma and
sworn to. of all property owned by there on
the let day or Hot .bar. 1896. llsb..e in taxation.
msklnuadorcrlptlon or all he erlflllt’. each
parcel being separately described. otherwise
i. wtllbetbe duty of the Autumn to make
out etch llaurom the best inlermatlon they
can obtain. and add thereto IO ler cent. of
vuch valuation, and in said list they
Ibell make s ”punts description and
vet mllon of lush Parcel m Its-l lie.
late, and Iron which llsvaeo
‘ leads there Is no appeal.
1‘."
sore. at the Selectmen‘s Dulce. Bank Hui ding.
Norwalk. and at the Coune-I Room. llavllend
street. South Norwalll. from and including
nclober 15. 1895. to and including November
let. 1803.sald onlcee who open (rum to to I:
o'clock.s. m.snd from! to 5 o‘clock . m-.
and on setuma's train 7 to it o’clock a the
mains. includ ng the evening of Friday, Nov.
Dated at Norwalk. October 9th. 1895.
FRANKLIN A. I. ll.
H. SMITH L'HOMMEDIEU. Assessors.
JAMES Ml'l‘UIlELL,
om '
is’ssssurs’ Notice.
E. the undersigned, hereby
ol ()
ire noticelo
all persons and corporat ous liable to
pay taxes nthe City or South NoreaIthst
they stem uhel b law to deliver to the As-
sessors or e (her or hem.
On or before the let day of Nov.,’ 95.
s written or printed list. dated.slgned and
sworn to. of all property owned by them on
on the llrst as, or October. 1%, liable
alteration. met an description of all real
estate, each parcel bolus reps: ately described.
otherwise it will he the duty of the Assessor-
to make out each list from the beat laterals.
tlon they cln ob‘ain. and add thereto l0 per
oent,ct said valuation. and in said list they
shall III-ks a separate desert lion and
valuation 0! Bull Parent at al le-
an. and Iron which “are so
made there Is no appeal.
N. Bu-th'fl may be returned to the Asses-
sors,at the Council Room, Haviland street.
South Norwalk from and including October
16.1w. to and including November 1. not.
said odice tobe open from ill to [2 o‘clock. n.
m.. and from no o‘clock p m . and no alar-
urcays from 'I ma o'clock in the evening. in-
cluding the evnllilig of Friday. November 1.
Dated at math . nrwals. October 9th. 1895.
TALLMADGE BAKE".
FRANKLIN A. 'l‘llldrEiz Assessors.
JOSEPH rt. RAYMOND.
nil)
c. H. litufilTIW~
alumni SPIBIIITIES.
dome and sou—oi. new STORE.
East End of Washington
Street Bridge.
Steam Heaters,
Hot Air Furnaces.
Stem and Ranges.
lllsvcland. Imperial and
Majestic lllcylee,
and Everything in the way of
. BICYCLE ~78UNDRIES.
REPIIIlIllIl or All Klimt
Thoroughly and Promptly Done.
Our BICYUIJI ACADEMY new
Largest and Best la the cltv.
We:
Fairlield County National Bank.
43 Wall Street, llemlll, Bonn.
INCORPORATED, 1834. CAPITAL emcee.
EDWIN 0. KEILIB. President.
DAVID H. MILLER. Vice-President.
ll. 0. GREEN. Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
anm 0. Keenan. Moses ll. Guerra.
Dawn H. MILLIN. A J. Manna.
l'. or Joua Locawoon. 'l‘uaonoue It. tlul'rn,
IltA Coal. Clue. F. 'l‘lue'rlull.
Accounts of Manufacturers, Merchants and
Individuals Hollelled.
Safe Deposit Boxes Free to Depositors
cell 96 l!
Fairfiell Bounty Savings Bank.
Normans, Conn. Sept. 19. last.
The Board of Directors or this back have
this day declared a dividend at the rate of
{our (ll per cent. per ennum from the earnings
orthe current six months. to be credited to
depositors Oct. 1. not. and payable on and
litter Oct. 10. ltllh'l. $.1le
W
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De «.7 t!
When the wild warren! m an irrak l'pon l'w «(mud-
lng shore, ‘ .
Or when the choices! china tvreakn “pm 111- 1 A non
floor—-
Faint not fair heart. nor lmvv these wrecks this stain-
Bath“ strand mhslrcw: '
uicllly In t e ieces wit l
q ’0 9 Le Vage's Liquid (line.
Ten cents is well invested
when it saves a hundred
times its cost. Thmk of
all the small breaks that
may be mended m a trgce
an Will stay mended With
E3?
i
email-em amen”!
M Cor. Main and
N. 8 «Lists may be returned to the Asses- .
{our swim
Our sales have grown wonderfully. . '
We have made hundreds of staunch friends and eetiebled customers.
All this has been accomplished mainly for these two reasons:
llress, Goods and Silks.
One case, 25 pieces, New Mixture and Noveltin,
bought specially for this anniversary, for leader, 87ic per
yard: for this sale. lilo. .
Forty-nine-cent Silk and Wool Plslds; for this sale. 350.
Flttycent Mixtures. all new; (or this sale. 250.
Seventy live-clutColored Bergen, 52 inches wide; for
this ”I'D. 500.
Forty pieces Shaded Teflottus. in stripes and figures.
two and three toner, alike on both sides, always sold bv us
and New York houses at $1 per yard: for this sale 750.
Come and look at the great variety.
Blankelsandcomiunables
Full size Chluz Comfortables, $1; for this sale, 690.
Full size Chiez Comfortablee. lined, ti 25; lor this sale,
White and Grey Blankets, 69a: for this sale. 48c.
White ll-d wide Blankets, $1 50; for this sale, 980.
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black Brass Goods.
We are always strong in this department, and {or this
annivernry sale we shall give you some gnat things.
Filly-two inch Black Ulsy Diegonele. 75s per yard; (or
this sale. 500
Thirty-eix-ineh Black Serge, 49s per yard; {or this sale.
80 Forty-inch Black Mettleaise, 98c per yard; tor this sale,
a.
Muslin we won't mention, as you know we are always
celeln. 38 49.
in to be below anybody else. We have all brands.
TELEPHONE CALL, 57-4.
“ r‘
Groceries in the town.
i A. F R E S I'll
them. Our 50c lb. grade is fine flavor and will captivate you.
used and no other wrll suit.
Prices.
lElDINB 'llllllBEii,
TELEPHONE CALL.
SPElllll
FOR
‘ all Sts., 'I Nerwai
ANN
Seven your ago today we opened this blasters. In these seven years we have grown in every way.
Our stocks have grown—«hey are nearly twice as large as when the bi; store was opened.
ANNIVERSARY Beams
Kitchen Depart
Wooden Knife Boxes, 10c.
Blahing Sets, consisting 0! Brush. Dsuber and Polish,
n a box. at 15c set.
Lantern Globes, oily 5c each.
Rolling Plus. with revolving handles. only 50 each.
Painted Wash Tube, only lilo.
50 n. Cotton more... Line, 8c.
Premier patent Egg Cups 19: each.
_ Decorated Creemere, be each.
112 piece Dscorsted Dinner Set, Alfred Meaken‘s Por-
10 pc. Toilet Sets, Floral Decoration, oval bowls, $3 19.
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.THE BOSTON STORE.
Corner Main and Wall Streets.
A DECLARATION.
We do not hesitate to declare that ours is the Best Selected, Cieanest and Forest Stock of.
ARRIV'AL
of thirty packages of the choicest selections oi? Formorsa Teas direct from China that cannot be
beat for quality. These goods speak for themselves and people come for miles around to secure
cup of elegant Java and Mocha Coffee that will tickle your palate? Isn’t there satisfaction in it?
The celebrated h‘llRRIS HAMS and BON‘ELESS BACON are the ideal of perfection—once
New Figs, New Jams, New Jellies, New Olive Oil, New Olives,
New Honey, New Catsup, New Citron, New Pickles and a Host of Good Things at Lowest
. CHARLES E. SEYMOUR,
33 WASHINlllllN STREET.
SALE “Ill tlllP
‘ "recession.
kg“
lVEflSARY!
We have kept ialth with the people-in the store and in our advertisements.
We have sold only reliable merchandise'ol every kind. We have kept up with the times and carried stocks worthy of \
a greater city. and ot the intelligent buying community. We are never undersolrl. .
For honest and reliable merchandise our prices havubeen and will be THE LOWEST in Connecticut.
It is our intention to make this Anniversary week the largest in the history of the store In order to accomplish this
we are willing to waive a part of our profits. It will be a red letter week {or low prices. A money-saving week (or economi-
cal buyers. COME IS AND JOIN THE TERONG OF EAIPI’Y BUYERS THIS WEEK. -
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Fur Garments and Jackets
Plush Capes $l2: for this sale, 37 59.
Plush Cop‘s. $19; for this sale, ”250.
20 Beaver Jacsets. 810; for this sale, £5.
15 Carley Boacle, 818; for this sale, 311 98.
20 Carley Boucle. $l4; for this sale, 39 50
.Leok and lry them on. None asked
ladies are polite and know their business.
to buy. Our sales-
IN THE
smentl
N orwalk.
i
What is more delightful than a
l3—2e
lllllllSIMY’S BARGAIN SALE.
i
We have selected 25 pieces of logrsill Carpet which we will put on sale Thursday morning
It a Reduction in Price
that will make them attractive to any one wishing to purchase carpets. Call and see them.
ADICKER AN&SON
l ,
. no. «twist-l sores eraser. .
Norwalk Chronicler