w. nous-heats inalloae-br
n.
can uranium suntan.
. Bonn Nowaadbla
fills-lac tiestiael has a circula-
iha. toll of Nerwalk and lie
loner. considerably. than the
oirolletioa of the other three
lee. Oar press room is at
he advertisers. '
This! York herald Vleather Forecast.
”.mather today romlses to be funer-
mm and fair, w th‘ nearly stat onary
wed . slowly rising temperature
‘ " a on the coasts. Tomorrow it
:W” to be fair and partly cloudy,
la alight temperature changes.
Thermometer Ilecord.
Tho host int of the thermometer
Viol thohtivglenty-‘lgur hours ending at noon
todayvras 67° degrees above zero.
llelature Almanac for Tomorrow.
Sunrises Sun sets I High tide l Low'tide
at not l at 5:11 | at 9:20 I at 2:34
The Fastest Train.
(Meriden Republican.)
0n and after Monday next the Consoli—
» dated road, always wide awake to the in-
, threats (1 its patrons, will run a train be—
' tween Boston and New York on five hours
I ”huddle. Whatever fears there may have
' been that the Consolidated would de-
cm rather than increase its accenimo-
datiom when its main competitor was out
.of the way. all are rapidly becoming
removed by the enterprise which the man-
agement of the road has recently shown.
It is understood that the new express will
. “demand no increase of fare. as is the rule
on. many of the fastest expresses. This
train willrhe the fastest ever run between
the two cities. and it will add greatly to
the convenience of thousands of travelers.
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Can’t be Made to Vote.
(Earl-ford Mum.)
The men voters who went to the We
about 164,000. There crap-fairs women
than men in the staia’afid consequently
presumably morpvoiier tWenty>onc years
of age. get-I ok at this showing. The
”Why‘d,“ in lfi‘ll has become Lilli in
1895. Few cared to vote the first time.
By the third time half of those who .tried
the novel entertainment had given 1t up
and no recruits had come in. The women
can’t be made to vote: they that want to.
and so they will not. The figures are
their own proof of the failure of the ex‘
periment.
________.___.__.___.
Readily l'ndcrstood.
(Bridgeport Farmer I
Should the Consolidated road acquire
the Weetport street railway its motive
could be readily understood. The latter,
running from Westport to'Saugatuck. is a
direct feeder of the Consolidated, and its
acquirement by the latter would be only
the carrying out to a logical conclusion
of the policy which prompted the absorp‘
tion of the llousatonic, Naugatuck and
other roads, these being also feeders but
of larger degree. So. too, there are other
trolley lines which are substantial feeders
and the acquirement of which would not
he Illi‘prlaintr. '__
Something “'rong With the System.
(Ansonla Sentinel)
The Falriield county divorce mill has
begun its fall grinding and six cases
were on the docket for Friday. Two,
thank heaven, were withdrawn, the
parties being reconciled. but four were
aired in court and granted. It’s a pity
that each term of the court should see
so many people anxious to free them-
selves from matrimonial bonds. It
must he that something is wrong with
our system of marrying, when a few
years or months together brings a desire
for a change. W...“
No flight. to Demand Free itidcs.
(M: riden Republican.)
It to understand that the owner of stock
in the New York, New Haven and Hart-
ford Railroad company has a pretty good
thing. but such ownership docs not carry
the right to unreasonable privileges. The
owner has no right to demand free rides.
‘ Ah well might each stockholder of tho
»'M¢rlden (Jo—operative company, for in-
' , stance, demand a barrel of ilournt the
annual meeting.
‘ King's Daughlen' Concert.
The artists who will appear at the con--
, Milt Hoyt's Theatre, Tuesday, October
99." under the auspices of the King‘s
Daughters of Trinity church rank high in
thdrmpective lines. Afew words from
‘ critics and public read thus: "The Meie-
Glee Singers are artists of high order.”
' "frat! Byoroft, counter tenor, of Old
Housman Quartette, possesses a voice of
Whtful quality and range." "John M.
Whoa, solo tenor, oil Grace church,
rmYork. ranks among the flrstin his
‘ , and always charms his beer-
il?" “Latvia J. Geary. bane. of Fifth
Avenue Presbyterian church. has a fail
globules. giving evidence of much cul~
W." “Alfred Helium. baritone, of
West End Presbyterian church. is greeted
mu: applause at his every appearance."
Ir. Brace Ireala Illa hm.
m out» on from a load of salt
at his horns in Dublin this aerate:
testable am
at the last general electiouwuun‘lbered' '
. , in
‘28.me . tad“:
lon' neck. " e dootcn
filmed it. heathgave him no per-
manentheae
, Sarsaparllla
was then resorted to and the re-
sult was all we could tave wished
for. The carbunclo healed nick-
Iy and his health is now pe Pct."
JR. :5. Itoczus, Champlain. Va.
The Only
Sarsaparilla ‘
“At World’s Fair.
anon Ins WRIST AI nu am.
An Accident Somewhat liars the Pleas-
ure oi St. Joseph‘s Bazaar.
An accident, last evening, somewhat
marred the pleasure of the attenants rt
thefalr of St.Joseph’s parish In Musicilnll
David Bliss 'and his partner from the
South Not-walk Athletic club. were doing
aturn on the ladder and trapeze. when
somehow Mr. Bliss lost his balance and
fell to the floor, a distance of about
twenty feet.
and broke his wrist and injured his hip
very badly. Friends assisted him to one
of the dressing rooms, and Drs. Kennedy
and Dumortler ware summoned. Mr.
Bliss was removed to his home, No. 1
Bell street. He will probably not be able
to perform again this season.
The other features, as announced yes-
terday, were successfully carried out. and
tonight the Philharmonic band will give
a concert. with Miss Kittieh‘lynn,sopratm,
and George A. Hawkes, tenor, of Bridge-
port. as soloists.
SENTINEL PATTERN.
A Tissue Paper Pattern of this Barman
May be Obtained by Using the Coupon.
We have made special arrangements
with the agents of the celebrated Bazar
GloveFitting 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 aocom~
pany earl: action . ,c. ,
km .. .
‘8259.-—-GIRL’S DRESS
with jacket front.
HINTS BY MAY MAN'I‘ON.
Blue camel‘s hair with Scotch plaid silk
in yellow, blue and green made this very
attractive looking costume. The stylish
arrangement is made over a titted body
lining, the front of plaid silk drooping in
blouse fashion. Eton jacket fronts of the
serge have broad pointed lapels trimmed
with open fancy braid over yellow ribbon
and are included in the shoulder and un-
der arm seams. The backs are gathered
at the neck and waist line and close in
visibly in the centre. '
A standing collar of plaid silk finishes
the neck and the full gigot sleeves are
trimmed at the wrists with braid over
ribbon.
A row of the trimming tops the hem
that finishes the lower edge of
the full round skirt, the top
being gathered and sewed to the
lower edge of waist. Many different com-
binations can be effected by the mode,
which will also be found useful in re-
modeling dresses for girls, as it is suitable
for either wool, cotton, or silken fabrics.
Ulmtiguable suroh. silk, tailetu or
fancy wool material can be used
for the blouse and lapels could be of
velvet or silk with good clleci.
Pattern R250 is cut in four sizes. viz: ti, R
l0 and 1:: years.
The retail price of pattern is 25 cents.
l EVERIIIB BERTIIIEI. BDUPIIII
ENTITMNC TO ONE PATTERN ANY
HIZE. OF NO. ($2.29.
Out this out. fill in your name and address
and mail or take to
Stuttavant's Bargain House.
NAME
PATTERN No. 0160. BIZ!....-...MII‘
This con and ll ote. II
rim at’g'lurtavaat'e. {firth we
nnetr t. Norwal .
(iced RM Ply! v
Good roads appearto be one of the invest
ments that pay from the start. The first
county in New Jersey to thoroughly im-
prove its roads was Union. and the in-
creased valuattion of its property in a
eingleyeariaJWJtlo. Atfiutnutit. NJ...
the ineresaed valuation is 0619.000, or over
some ans-rust. ,
our SEVENTH ANNIVERSARVI
Seven years ago today we openrd this big store. In those eevru years we have grown in every way.
Our etocke have grown-they are nearly twice as large as when the big store was opened.
He struck on his right side, 1 t
lunanndythathuoumdm
badeaeea fiou .etauili . l" .
Whitefish} - u ":9"
A TRIAL BOTTLE FREE.
teeny endear. Ask for
’1
Issasuu’ Notice.-
I, the undersigned. hereby
all team and cor
ve notice to
rat one liable to
pay taxes n the Town or orwaik. that they
are required by law to deliver to the Assessors
or either of them.
On or before the Ist day ‘ofNovu ’95.
awritten or riated list. dated. signed and
sworn to. clot prooertv owned by them on
the lat day 0' Octihsr. ms liable to taxation.
makineadetcriptton of all real estate. each
parcel being separately deecribel. otherwise
t willbethe duty of the Asultorl to make
out etch lisnrom the best information they
can ottain, and add thereto 10 ier cent. of
- uch valuation. and in said list they
Ihall make a separate description and
. val -a-ioa of Bach Pam! or Deal le-
iato, and from v ion Ilete a»
made there la 0 appeal.
N. 8 ~Lists may be re timed to the Asses-
sors. at. the Selectmen‘e Odlce. Bank Hui ding,
Nor-walk. and at the Connch Room. Havilend
street, South Noraalk. from and including
flctobcr 15. 1895. to and including November
lat. 1m). said oilicoa tube open from 10 to 12
o‘clock. a. m . and from 2 to 6 o‘clock p. m..
and on elatnrua-ye from, 7 ti 9 o'clock n the
evening. including the evening of ii‘rlday. Nov.
e .
Dated at Norwalk. October 9th. 1%
FRANKLIN A. Tomlin".
H. Stil'l‘ll L‘BOMMIDIBC.
JAMES MITCHELL,
CITY
lssessurs’ Notice.
E. the undersigned. hereby ive notice to
all crease and corporal one liable to
pay taxes uthe t‘ity of South NorvaIthat
they are “control by law to deliver to the As-
sessors or titer of them.
On or before the lot day of Nov.,' 95.
a written or
sworn to. oral property owned v them on
on the tint tin of October. lane. liable
milllllmk task a“ deeertntio of all
estate.eac parcel in sepataie ydeacrl .
otherwise It will be the duty of the Assessors
to make out each list from the beer. informa-
tion they can obta u.and add thereto 10 per
cent.of said vain on. and in ssidliet they
Shall make a "par-to description and
Valuation to! Bach Parcel or Baal ls-
tatv. and from which llela so
mad. there Is no appeal.
N. B ~l.Ists maybe returned to the Asses-
sors. at the Council Room. Haviland street.
South Norwalk.from and including October
lb. I893. to and including November I. Jam.
said oIiice who 0 n from lit in I‘: o'clock. a.
m..and from2 to o‘clock p m . and on Bott-
urdayn from 3' tot) o‘clock In the evening. in"
eluding the eveuin of Friday. November I
Dated at, 'lnlllll orwall. Uctoher 9th. 1805.
TALIMAIWE BAKER. l
FRANKLIN A. 'r‘,hl!E\°e Amateurs.
Jesters a. RAYMOND. i
l Assessors.
3-.
0'1
nlil
c. H." AISTHIIRPE
HARDWARE _8_PliililTlE8.
come and See our IIEW STORE,
East End of Washington
street Bridge.
Steam Heaters.
Iiot tIr Furnaces.
Stoves and lenses,
Illeveland. Imperial and
Majestic Illeylee,
and Everything in the way of
BICYCLE - SUNDRI ES.
REPAIRIIIB' OFfl All. KIIIBB
Thoroughly and Promptly Done.
Our BICYCLE ACADEMY now open, In the
Largest and Best. in the city. 07 if
Iaitileld County National Bani.
43 Visit Street, Iloriralt. Ilonn.
INCORPORATED, IBM CAPITAL 'i‘illflll
EDWIN 0. KEILER. Preeident.
DAVID W. MILLER. Vice-President.
h. C. GREEN. Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
linwm t). Renata. MONBR ll. (it
A .I. Mnu?’
I“
IMVID ii. Manes. '
m'r JousLockwoon. Tneonoaa Mira.
Ins Cone. Chas. F. To HIMI.
Ace note of Manufacturers, Merchants and
lndiv dnaia Boliclted.
Safe lloposlt Boxes Free to llepositors.
not! 06 ly
II. II. RARVEY'B
City Employment Agency.
70 North Main street. South Nowell.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY”
Two nuraer maids.
Bll‘llA'I‘lo B WANTIED IIHIIDIA‘I'IIJ
For two competent boot keepers. sir tiret
clMeeooks.ttve girls [or general housework.
and two waitresses.
Ladies desiring hel
now obtain the some mmmilatelv.
In any capacity can
unlit:
IllItT fl
A
printed list. datad‘elgned and .
Our sales have grown wonderfully.
Ilress lands {an
bought specially for this, anniversary. for leader.
yard; for this rate, 193.
Fiftyecent Mixtures. all new; for this sale. 250
this sale. 0.
Come and look at the great variety.
98c.
White and Grey Blankets. title: for this sale, 480.
“M
Black llrcss Goods.
this sale. 500
we.
Muslin we won‘t mension, as you
lo to lie belowanybody else. We have all brands.
TEflIlEPHONE CALL, 57-4.
Cake Flour, the finest article of its kind
at 10 cents package.
Huntley 8; Palmer's celebrated Fancy
and
Br xtra quality.
lEADINR RRRRER.
s
Forty-ninecent Silk and Wool Fields; for this sale. 350.
89th live-cintCoiored Borges, 52 inches wide; for
Forty pieces Shaded Tafl’ettaa. in stripes and figures.
two and three toner, alike on both sides. alwe a sold by us
and New York houses at CI per yard: for t is sale 75c.
Blankets andfiomiortahles
Full size China Comfortablee, 81: for this 0'8. 690.
Full size Chinz Comfortablee, lined, $1 25; for this sale,
White 11-4 wide Blankets. $1 50; for this sale, 98c.
We are always strong in this department, and for this
anniversary sale we shall give you some great things.
Fifty-two inch Black Clay Diagonals, 75c per yard: for
Thirty~eix-iuch Black Serge, 49: per yard; for this sale.
Bony—inch Black Mettleaise. 93c per yard; for this sale,
know we are always
cor. Main and? wen Ste... Norwal
We have made hundreds of staunch frieode and eatieiied customers.
All this has been accomplished mainly for these two reasons:
We have kept faith with the people—is the store and in our advertisements. ,
We have sold only reliable merchandise of every kind. We have kept up with the times and carried s
a greater city, and of the intelligent buying community. We are never undersold.
,For honest and reliable merchandise our prices havtbaeu 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 an l
in are willing to waive a part of our profits. It will be a red letter week for low prices. 7
cal buyers. C OliE Ill AND JOIN TBE TBRONG OF HAPPY BUYERS THIS WEEK.
—
d S'lk I
I 8.
One case, 25 pieces, New Mixture‘ and Noveltirv,
87ic per
Wafers
FOR
N5
may». -»
7‘:
0
Fur Garments and Jackets
Plush Capes 312; for this sale ' 50.
Plush Cap‘s. $19; for this saith?” 50.
20 Beaver Jae-eta. $10; for this sale. 85
15 Curb-y Boucle,
20 Carley Boucle.
'Look and try them 00. None asked to
ladies are polite and know their business.
”TM“ \
ANNIVERSARY BARGAINS
IN THE
Kitchen Department.
Wooden Knife Boxes, 10c.
Blaking Sets, consisting of Brush, Dau
n a box. at 15: set
Lantern Globes, only 5: each.
A money-saving week for economi-
human
k.
tocks worthy of
complieh this ‘ ,
a
818; for this sale, 811 98.
$14; for this sale, $9 50.
buy. Our sales-
ber and Polish, l
Rolling Plus. with revolving handles, only So each. ,
Painted Wash Tube. only 31c.
50 ft. Cotton Clothes Line, 80.
Premier patent Egg Cups. 190 each.
Decorated Creamere, 5c each.
112 piece Decorated Dinnerwflet, Alfred Meaken's Por-
celain. 18 49.
10 pc. Toilet Sets. Floral Decoration, o
THE BOSTON STORE
Corner Main and Wall Streets.
N orwalk.
A MEMORY FRESHENER.
Again we Remind you of eurlbllity to Supply Your Grocery Needs at the Most Moderate Prices.
Hacker’s New Prepared Buckwheat.
Griddle Cake and Old Homestead Pan Cake Flour A fresh arrival of Aunt J emima’s New Pan
on the market. The best Popping Rice Corn to be found
Gilt Edge Butter. New Beans. Cheese.
Fancy White Full Cream, Old English, Society Rouquefort. Club House, Pine
delphia, Neufchatel, Vanitoseam’s, Edam and Parmesian Cheese.
and all the
Leading Brands of Ponular Crackers
for afternoon teas.
. Ask for the Celebrated Ferris Hams
.eleas Bacon. The only place in the city where there is cut to order the Ferris Smoked l
.LL ORDERS HAVE QUICK SEEING TO AT
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR.
33 WASHINGTON STREET.
TELEPHONE CA LL.
l3“2o
val bowls, $3 1
y
apple. Phila- 7., ,
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lllllRSllAl’S BARRAIN SALE
We have selected 23 pieces of loarsin 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.
A. DICKERMAN 8L SON
. N0. 84 WASHINGTON STREET.
utuuau or citrus.
Norwalk Chronicler