MCI—lie. ill Wampum-t.
m We: call. In. llnnol:
on! enormous-rum.
Boon Iowan. Conn
‘ _, hula: Sentinel ha- a circuit-
' ' the town oi Norwalk and its
. ,largor.ooasidorably. than the
. “Melroulatloa oi the other three
dailloa Oar press room is al
Opel to advertisers.
M In York llmld lealhor Forecast.
’, wdathor‘ today remit-ice to be part-
dfflrith 31 hr. higher tempera-
lol owed by a rain. Tomorrow
mines to be generally cooler and fair.
Thermometer Record.
Tho‘highoet point of the thermometer
fit the twenty-four hours ending at noon
Godly wan 74° degrees above zero.
‘ moisture Almanac for Tomorrow.
‘ Sunrises Sunsets High tidclLow tide
. atom at 5:13 at 8:17 I at 1:34
, . How little the British press represents
the British public is seen in the matter
the new America cup challenge. The
English press beiched forth fiery jingo-
lam. Several papers even went so far as
to announce with solemn dignity that it
would be many a year before another
challenge would leave Great Britain to
tail araoe for the cup. even if such a
, challenge ever was issued. “Englishmen
‘5»: true sportsmen.” oracnlarly an-
nounced another, “Americans are only
‘ opotting‘men. " And immediately on the
‘ heels of these came the challenge of Mr.
‘ C. 1). Rose of the Royal Victoria Yacht
"club to sail. absolutely without condi-
tion. a race with any American yacht
' next year for the cop. This is sufliciont
comment on the spirit of the press of
Great Britain without a word more.
The ladies. bless them. are holding a
vast number of congresses at Atlanta
during the exposition. This is now the
banal thing. he comfort they derive
from meeting together and reading pa-
newts one that nobody wouldvhe cruel
enough to deprive them of. Then they
go back happy to their homes and hus-
hands. "And the band plays on. ”
‘f 7- nowmou.
-_ The “election chowder" served in Gui-
der’s Hall, Saturday nightle ltownyton’s
vslloceauful candidates, Selectman E.
homes and Constables Lndrigun and
Huyler, was pronounced very line. Mr.
Huylor distinguished himself in'its pre-
partition. A large number of friends of
,' Melon. Thomas. Ladrigan and Iluyler
were present and listened to the speech-
‘ Biking, did justice to the chowder. and
"had. good time genorally.‘
The storm, yesterday. proved to be just
what. was needed for the Consolidated
Railroad company. and the water is again
‘ ‘ withing over the top of the dam at C has-
' ‘mr’a pond. Saturday it was so low that
Engineer Dauchey had to insert a hose in
the well at the bottom of the pond and
than not enough water could be forced up
no supply all the trains.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
W. L. Utloy will preach Thursday
'O'Vdnlng at 7:30 o’clock, in the Knights of
. the Golden Eagle hall. There was no
service yesterday. on account of the
rain '
u
i.
o l
‘Tho’hcaring on the citizens' petition to
have the Tramway company lay Ila tracks
inthe center of the road. has been ad-
Journal until November 4th.
Thoophile Euphrat will be one of the
, exhibitors at the American Street llall-
way cxpvmoion, which opens in Mentrcal,
tomorrow.
Haniord .Smlth will cater tonight at
the Iociable of Ivanhoe Uni-lilo. Knights of
Cho‘Golden Eagle.
I Hlnford Smith has indefinitely post-
poned the celebration of the anniversary
of bio birthday.
Protesaor R. M. Smith will form lining-
~ “will”. at the Hoidlern’ Home chapel,
‘ delight.
‘- Dilution Conley is quite sick at his home
on Prospect avenue.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTB.
A Charming Play.
flatly individualities are charming,
, whether in persons, books or plays. and
Alexander Dumao’ romantic drama. “The
Cerulean Brothers." presented at Iont's
cum. Saturday night. has an individu-
aim. a poignant charm all its own. Rob-
was Mil. the celebrated actor. gave an
‘ L illumination of the complex characters of
' Ibltrin brothers. Louis and Fabian dol
. hi. that could have done naught.
but delight the most conservatin critics.
Thelma mm was really startling In its
«fleet. The delineation: by the entire
new wore excellent and tho contam-
ing W, attractive. Boonie elects. the
company's own. and the realism of the
Wartime, wavered the audiotape
‘ ' upland Joyou- human»
vary at: or street unity unity
join at CHM”!
- We: '
Trout:
truncations uhould tn cum w
.1
«an m " SE a mom,
usevdro’l‘m‘ hamfii‘fi"
Ilcianscal consumption. ‘e
cancer" were
». W I .
dootondhinotngelphouhotflw
Cherry Pectoral
and was on rleed at thereliei‘ it
gave. One ttle of this mod:-
ciue cured her. and alto has not
the least doubt but Ayer'a Cherie:
Pectoral saved her life.”—
Momus, Memphis, Tenn.
Medal
and Diploma
At World’s Fair.
eilect upon all within the theatre. Even
revenge, the characteristic of the Coral-
cnns. was felt. Mr. Mantell is possessed
of an imposing stage presence and a voice
thrilling in its earnestness. Ilia very ges-
tures and facial expressions speak vol-
umee. even when his lips are mute. The
extremely unfavorable inclination of the
elements prevented the attendance of as
large an audience as the presentation war-
ranted. There should not have been a
vacant sent in the entire theatre, for it was
a play of more than ordinary merit.
Built Comedy Company.
The Babb comedy company. band and
orchestra have arrived in town with over
a car load of scenery. Manager Bubb says
every one is asking for a return date,
which isa guarantee that the company
is giving satisfaction. The little Elmore
sisters. seen here last season with Mr.
Waite’s company, are looking as natural
asever. and say they are glad to visit
Norwnlk again. The company numbers
thirty-live people, including Professor
Kesnick and his superb orchestra. To-
night they will commence their week’s
engagement at Hoyt’s Theatre. with a
powerful comedy—drama, "A Noble ()ut~
cast." Tomorrow, in honor of Lincoln
Day, they will give two apccial perfor-
mances, afternoon and evening. A speci-
al musical programme has been arranged
by Prof. Kesnick‘, most appropriate and
pleasing. National songs will be sung by
the company and it will be an enjoyable
evening for all. The matinee prices to
all parts of the house, tomorrow, will be
10 cents. '
SENTINEL PATTERN.
A Tissue Paper Pattern at this Garment
May be Obtained by Using the Coupon.
We hllvc made special arrangements
with the agents of the celebrated Buznr
Glove-Fitting Patterns, by which we can
present to our lady readers some of their
very newest and choicest patterns of gun
ments. Full and explicit directions for
putting together the garments acconi~
puny each pattern.
626L.-MISSES' DOUBLE CAPE.
IIINTS BY MAY MANTON.
Beaver colored natincfuced cloth made
this attractive looking cane. which is a
favorite for misses this season.
This is one oi the most popular styles
of the golf or tourist cape and is well ad-
apted for misses. best or general wear.
Both capes are shaped in circular outline
and either can be worn separately if so
desired.
A lining of bright tnilctn, uurnh or
plaid silk is the proper mode. on interlin-
ing being placed between for extra
warmth. The cannon! ilnlsh d with
him slrnpn. the lllllil‘l’lfli half anyuch in
width. stitched on liotli edges and an ex-
trn «trap trims the lower capo, which
is crossed at the corners as shown. The
popular rough double faced cloth» that
nropluiu on one? side and plaid on the
other are much used for capes of this
kllul,bllt the smooth cloth with tho niilt
lining in much more attractive. Fur,
braid or gimp can take the place of tho
stitched «trope. chinchilla. ermine or
baby lamb for being especially becoming.
Velour du Nord. velvet. antral-hon or
seal plush. make handsome and season-
able capes by the mode.
Pattern can in cut in imir sizes, viz: ill,
12, H and 16 years.
The retail price of pattern is ill) cents.
rvrvlva 8Ellllll£l courov
0 TO ONE PATTERN ANY
m‘TLHSIZE. OF NO. Gal.
(lot this out. till In your name and add“
land mail or take to
Students Bargain House.
lulu:
ADDRESS ,n.--......-.......-............................................
S "l
Meat-o of hog standing. For One
Work I will give
a TRIAL some m.
loony oufleror. Auk ior
SALES CURE for ASTHMA.
HALE. llrugglsl.
TOWN
issvssus’ ’Nullu.
WE. the undenigned. hereby lvo no ice to
all [relatin- and cor rat can lie In to
pay taxes lithe Townet orwalh. that they
are waived by iawito deliver to the Assessors
or either of them .
On or before the lst day of Nov., ’95.
awrlttnn or printed llat. dated. rigmd and
"turn tom! all proper" owned by lhom on
the let day 0' Oct.b:r.189.i. liable to taxuion.
makings-lucription of all rval erratic. nth
parcel beinlr separately dmerlbol. otherwise
it wlilbethe duty of the Ancestors to make
out etch llsllrom the but information they
can oltaln. and add there'o It! not rent. of
-noh valuation. and in said list they .
Ill-ll null. n separat- duevlpllan and
val mtinn r-l Each Pore-l or Ito-l Ila-
iat-. and iron whlov- Ham-o
and. than in no appeal,
N. B.—~Lists may be returned to the Ascen-
anro. at the Selectmen'oOllice. Bank Hni dtny.
Norvalll. and at the Canned Broom. Havliand
street. South Nora'all. from and including
"ember-15.18%. to and including November
lat. 1895.3aid null-es who nponwirom 10 to 12
o'clock.a. ru .aud from 2 to is o'clock . m-.
and on Saturday. (mm 7 to ll o'clock n the
iv‘onimr. ILCilld as the evening of Friday, Nor.
is
Dated at Norwallr. October 9th. Ital").
FRANKLIN A. TO .le
s. sul'rn L'nomunoniu.
mute Ml’l'Ul-lELL.
ClT'v ‘
issusnrs’ lulu.
WE. the underpinned. hereby we notice to
all roono and corner-at nos liable to
my lane a the ('ily of South Noroalk. that
they are ntknivei by law to deliver to the As-
sessors or o titer of them.
On or before thelst day of Nov. .' 95.
a written or printed list. detodJigncd and
Assessors.
¢
3
n
on the first day of October. 1&5. liable
in insulin Inah
estate. no parcel bolus separauly domibod.
otherwise it will be the duty of the Assessor.
to make out anon list from the beat inform»
tion they can ob'aiu.and and therein 10 uper
ctnt.ot said valuation. and in said list ey
Shall man a ”par-to description and
valuation of Inch Parcel M Baal In.
luv, and "on which “all no
made more In no appeal.
N. B.-Llots may be returned in the Astra-
sors.nt the Council Room. Haviland street,
South Norwathrnm and includiu October
16.189‘. to and including Noven‘ibdg‘l'.‘ ,
said oilice to be open from it) to 1:: o'clock. s.
m..and from 2to vo‘clocll p m . and on Sai-
uroayo from 1 to 9 o‘clock in the evening. lea
clndlngvhocwnin of Friday. Nove'uborl
listed at Math l orwalt. October run. 1896.
TALIMADGE BAKE". »
FRANKLIN A. numeral Astcosors.
JOSEPH rt. RAYMOND,
c. cumulus
HiRDWiREfl’iSIilIiES.
. Come and See our NEW STORE,
East End of Washington
Street Bridge.
Steam Hunters.
llot lir Furnaces.
Steve: and Ranges,
Cleveland. Imperial and
Majestic Bicyles.
and Everything in the way of
BICYCLE - SUNDRIES.
llEPllillliB OE All. KINDS
Thoroughly and Promptly Done.
Our BICYCLE ACADEMY now open. in the
Llrgoaland Boat. in the citv. (.7 tr
Fallilelll County National Bank.
43 llnll Strut, llorvulll. Conn.
INCORPORATED. 1824. CAPITAL $200400.
EDWIN 0. KRILUR. President.
DAVID H. MILLER. Vice-President. .
L. C. GREEN. Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
Fowrs 0. Ruben. Menus ll.(il.ovulv.
l‘M'In u. Minn". A J. Mnuu.
P. or. Jenn Lockwoon. 'l‘illonoul It. Rul'rlo.
"A Cool. CHAD. l". Tutsi-lull.
Accounts of Manulactnron. Merchants and
Individuals Solicited.
Safe Deposit Boxes Free to lloposltore
ocll ll!» i1
0. ll. HRRVEY'S
City Employment Agency.
. 70 North Main street. Knuth Norwnll.
WAH'I‘ID IIIMIDIA'IILY»
Two nursery maids.
Sll'llh‘l'lohll! WANTED IIIIIDIA'I'IHJ
For two competent backroom". alx llrnt
clues ctvolta, live girls lor general housework.
anti the waitresses».
Ladies vlceirlng hel in any capacity can
now obtain the entire mlurnlatol . ml! ll
Mary had n little tell
And htulw n cut-clam cruel:
Slic illim'll it with Le Page's (lino
Ami nounc over lmuv ll,
It holds glass together
like the lass'ilscll. and
sticks “till doomsday," so
to speak. it is suited to
all materials, 'can injure
nothin , and is no" trouble
to app y.
Requues no heating.
replicas
new l'o. over.
i
I l
m'mtfiamku Ea
e um
loanomnodythat lie-“cored m J' '
sworn to. at all property owned by them on .
no description of all real 60
Our also have crown wonderfully.
All thin has been accompliobrd mainly for these two remap:
a greater city. and of the intelligent buying community.
llress Roads ' and Silks.
One case. 25 pieces, New Mixture and Novaltivr,
bought epeoially for this anniversary, for leader. 87ic per
yard; for this sale, 19c.
Fortyninercent Silk and Wool Fields; for this sale. 3-30.
Fifty-cont Mixtures. all new; for this sale. 250.
Seventy live-cont Colored Barges. 52 inches wide; for
this sale. 500. ~
Forty pieces Shaded Tailettrs. in striprs 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 75c.
Come and look at the great variety.
Blankets and Bumlorlables
Full sine China Comfortnhier, 31: for this sale. (We.
Full size China Comfortableo, lined. $1 25; for this sale,
.White and Grey Blankets. title: for this sale. 48c.
White 11-4 wide Blankets. 81 50; (or this sale, 98c.
———.‘..___
Black Dress (loads.
We are always strong in this department, and for thin
anniveroary sale we shall give you some great things.
Filly-two inch Block Clay Diagonala. 75o per yard: for
this rule. .500
25c Thirty-six-Inch Black Serge, 49: per yard; lot this ale,
'Forty-inch Bloch Mottleaioe. 98¢ per yard; for this we,
mllutlin we won't mansion, as you know we are always
to to be below anybody else. We have all brands.
We have made hundreds of staunch iriende and aatieiied customers.
We have kept faith with the people—lathe store and in our advertisements.
We have Iold only reliable merchandise of every kind. We have kept up with the times and carried stocks worthy of
We are never underwid.
For honest and reliable merchandise our prices bavebeon and will be TH E LOWEST in Connecticut.
It is our intention to make this Aunlvvreevy week the largest in the history of the store
we are willing to waive a port of our profile. It Will be a red letter week for low prices.
cal buyers. COME IN AND JOIN THE THRONG 0F HAPPY BUYERS THIS WEEK.
“
Fur lla‘rménls and Jackets
A money-saving week for
Plush Capes $12: for this sale.” 50.
Plush Cup a. tit); for this sale, 312 50.
20 Beaver doctors. 810; for this aale. 85.
15 Curley Bonnie. 818; for this sale, 811 98.
20 Carley Bouclo. $14; for this sale, $9 50
V ' iiimsili.
Cor. Main and~--Wall Sta, Norwalk. 4
all SEVENTH tvvlvrnslnvl
Seven years ago today we opened this big store. In there seven years we have grown in every way.
Our stocks have grown-they are nearly twice as large as who the big store was opened.
In order to accompl'eh this
nomi—
L'ioh and vry them on. None asked to buy. Our salee- r,
ladies are polite and know their business. ‘ ‘
HOW—a
ANNIVERSARY BARGAINS
IN THE
Kitchen Department.
Wooden Knilo Boxes, 10c.
Blaling Sure, oorsieting of Brush. Dauber and Polish.
u “a box. at 153 not.
Lantern Globes, only 5o each.
Rolling Plus. with revolving handles, only So each.
Painted Wash Tube, only 31c.
50 it. Cotton Clothes Line, Se.
Premier patent Egg Cups. 19¢ each.
Decorated Dreamers, 5c each.
112 piece Decorated Dinner Set, Alfred Monica’s Por-
celain. 38 49. ‘
10 pc. Toilet Sets. Floral Decoration, oval bowls, $3 l9.‘
TELEPHONE CALL, 57-4.
mrTHE BOSTON STORE
Corner Main and Wall Streets. Norwalk.
at 10 cents package.
Beef, extra quality.
Fancy White Full Cream. Old Eu
dolphin, Neufchatel, VanRoeeam’s,
lEililNS SRSSER.
A MEMORY FRESHEN ER.
Again we Remind you of uurlblllty to Supply Your Grocery Need: at the Most Moderate Prices.
Hacker’s New Prepared Buckwheat.
Griddle Cake and Old Homestead Pan Cake Flour A fresh arrival
Cake Flour, the finest article of its kind on the market. The best Po
Huntley it Palmer’s celebrated Fancy Wafers and all the
Leading Brands of Popular Crackers
ALL ORDERS HAVE QUICK SEEING TO AT
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR.
SSWASHINSTSN STREET
'8’20
TELEPHONE CALL.
M"
l
of Aunt Jemima’s New Pan
pping Rice Corn to be found
Gilt Edge Butter. New Beans. Cheese.
glieh, Society Rouquefort, Club House,
Edam and Parmesian Cheese.
Pineapple. Phila- \
i or afternoon teas.
Ask for the Celebrated Ferris Hams
and Boneless Bacon. The only place in the city where there is cut to order the Ferris Smoked
l
FOR
no ~ 84 uncensored eraser
svuul an ill llllllPlETS
unsure llllllllllll nus.
We have selected 25 pieces of lcgvain Carpet which we will put on role Thursday morning
lit a Reduction in Price
that will make them attractive to any one wishing to porch-to carpets. Call and m them.
CKERMAN 8L S
"g ._.'./- m .
on i
Norwalk Chronicler