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”Window herald
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initial-din. ill Wflmm
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to Wall street. Nor-walk: tel-ow
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momentous abould‘ in alleaaaa he
‘ so
., till I'llllo lll'nllls.
Com Nonvana.00na
Ironing Sentinel has a olren .
‘ the town of lionvalk and i a
milliliter. considerably. than the
led circulation of the other three
‘ , dailies. Qur press room is al-
» way "open to advertisers. ’
are View Yorlt llerald Weather Forecast
My fulrtopartly cloudy and warm-
Wher will prevail, with fresh, light,
.V ble‘wiuds. mostly northeasterl on
“peculiafollowed by cloudiness or hazi-
”I and b local rain. On Thursda
.pmly elou yweather will prevail, wit
alight temperature changes and fresh
”northeastery and southeasterly winds,
followed by rain. and on Friday cooler
clearing weather. =
Thermometer llecord.
The highest point of the thermometer
lorthe twenty-four hours ending at noon
today was 66° degrees above zero.
Ilnlature Almanac for Tomorrow.
7 Sun rises l Sun sets I High tide ; Low tide
- atom l at 5:09 1 at 10:17 i at. 3:29
Do We Need a Navy?
'We certainly do, says Captain A. '1‘.
Italian in Harper's Magazine. He calls
attention to a fact that all Americans
i do not duly recognize today, and that is
V film great changes: geographical and po-
“litical, that have taken place in this na-
tion since the beginning of the century.
When Washington was president. the
Strength of the republic lny largely in
its isolation from the rest of the world.
It was our wisest policy to stay at home
and avoid disputes with other nations.
Now all that has changed. The borders
of the, country have extended from the
Atlantic to the Pacific and by the ces-
sion of Louisiana and the acquisition of
Texas have extended also around a large
portion of the gulf. This coast must be
protected.
At the beginning of the century we
had no foreign commerce to speak of. It
had not yet developed. Now much of
thalliving of our farmers and manufac-
Turors comes from the export of their
products. Even 50 years ago we shipped
to foreign countries nlnmst no meat,
breadstuffs or machinery. and no patro-
‘leum, fruit or diary products at all. In
some dispute, which, it is to be hoped,
never will arise, all this commerce
could be wiped off the earth in a month
by a nation with a powerful navy. As
it is, even today, with so tine a begin-
hing of our new navy, England could
destroy it all in a short time.
To defend our farreaching seaboard
and to protect our commerce, therefore,
Captain Mahan argues that a thorough-
ly equipped navy is a necessity. But
there is something else. The principle
of the Monroe doctrine is believed in by
every American as dovoutly as he be-
lleves in the creed and confession of his
theology. An American would not be
an American indeed who did not accept
that doctrine. It requires that we shall
prevent any aggression by European
powers on any portion of America. north
or south. It requires, for our own self
preservation. not as a matter of philan-
thropy. that we shall protect the Central
and South American republics from Eu-
ropean powers in case of difficulty. For
this a navy is necessary, and a good one.
. Every year our relations with tho
Isthmus countries and the islands of the
Caribbean sou become closer and more
involved. our trade in that region bo—
comea more important. We must not
only have a navy to defend our interests
there, but we must build that N ica—
ragua canal and own and control it.
r—Ior this, too. wo shall need a navy, and
there is not an American nlivo who
“grudges the money to make and main—
gm“!!! it.
’r :h '
7' If Spain conquers Cuba. in permanent.
«, ,tmilltary dospotisni will be not up there.
«and the fate of that unhappy island will
i "be something to shnddcrnt. WhatSpnin
will do in Cuba may be judged by what
Spain has done in Mexico, in the Span-
lali American republics and in the fair
West Indies from the date of their car-
llut. discovery. Spain as a conqueror
In! ever been n' robber and bloodthirsty
butcher from the time she slaughtered
and expelled Moors and Jews down to
. ‘ today, when her sanctions have been so
”this as to force Cuba to revolt. This
it the reward Cuba gets for not rebel-
ilnc when the other Spanish American
.mlonleo did. Had she done so, she would
.novr have been a rich and happy state
, «d the American Union or of Mexico or
.It‘ independent republic to herself.
Knot Spain will do to Cuba in case she
conquers her this time ought to .be a se-
w sinus «moderation to the United States
meat in debating the mites-of
whether rte shall recognise Cuba as a
belligerent power on her own account.
' an. Wit M in»-
M“ “Miller to W”
a "V-
, any... a .
, at
as
tall arm. my son.
1‘ “cinemas.
no.
ole on Ml» sec
landed it. ligature him no pot-
bono. , ,. ‘
‘" s .s
Sareaparllla
was then resorted to. and the re-
sult was all we could have wished
for. The carbunclo healed ( nick-
ly and his health is now pe eat."
~'ll. 5. Items, Champlain, Va.
The only ‘
Sarsaparilla ‘
At World’s Fair.
Stunner. PATTERN.
A Tissue Paper Pattern of this Garment
May he Obtained by Using the coupon.
We have made special arrangements
with the agents of the celebrated Bazar
Glove—Fitting Pptterns, by which we can
present to our lady readers some of their
very newest and choicest patterns of gar-
ments. Full ahd explicit directions for
putting together the garments accom~
may each pattern.
“.1 ‘:
een—uouss' mm assoc:
6512-LADIES' sum
HINTS BY MAY MANTOX.
The stylish toilette here shown is one of
the advance importations of the tall sea—
son. Black mohair is the fashionable
material chosen. combined with line
French plaid serge in rich red and light
green. A narrow collar of black velvet
affords a striking contrast. to the broad
collar and vest of plaid, while handsome
out steel buttons add to the decoration.
The jacket basque is fitted with glovelikc
exactness, the front flaring apart over a
vest. that closes under a box-planed stole
in center front. Below the waist line the
basquo forms a series of godot timings,
caused by its unique shaping. The stylish
sleeves are arranged to fall in four burn-
ous folds at the top, the fullness standing
out above the elbow, the arm being close-
ly outlined to the wrists. where they are
plainly completed. The new skirt has a
front gore, over which sections of the
sides lap in battlemcuts, three buttons
placed at equal distances apart holding
each section in position. The top tits
smoothly, falling at the sides in graceful
ripples, while the back is arranged in four
godct or organ pipe folds.
The combination of bright plaid with
plain materials in black, blue, brown,
gray, green or tan, in the dark shades, will
be a feature of the new fall gowns. Strip-
ed or figured silk, brocade or other fancy
fabric, can be used in place of the plaid:
while serge, cloth. vicuua or other plain
materials will combine ,bandsomely by
the mode.
Basque 0.311 is cut in six sizes. viz: 112,
ill. 216.38, 40 and 42 inches bust measure-J
Skirt 6512 is cut in live sizes, viz: 22, ‘J-I,
Elli, £28 and ill) inches waist measure.
The retail price of basque pattern is
cents. Skirt llll cent-4. Quantity of run-
tcrinl 44 inches wide.
For basque:
32 inches bust measure, 4",“ a yards,
30 inches bust measure, 47.. yards.
lll inches bust measure, 5‘. yards.
4:! inches bustfimoasurc, 5-1,, yards.
For skirt:
1.": inches waist. measure. ll yards.
'2“ inches waist. measure, 0‘, yards.
ill) inches waist measure, 0?; yards. .
EVENING SENTIIIEL 000W“
1 [NO TO ONE PATTERN ANY
ENT TL SlZE. OF NO. tloll~tldl2
Cut this out. till In your name and aridrera
and mail or tale to
Stuttevam's Bargain House.
25
PATTERN No. 051 1— till". SIZEWMMID
‘flave Tabla Delayed.
Owing to certain complications the
New York, New Haven and Hartford Rall-
road company has changed its plans with
reference to the Inauguration of the new
time table. It had been Intended to put
the new time table Into affect today and
tomorrow, but the confusion incident upon
the taking off of various spanner trains
and the starting of new train- has render-
edlt necessary to postpone the pnhllce,
tlonyoithenatrtiuntable tor one week.
Hardware
’l‘hls coupon and l: eta. will secure above
pattern at Bturtevant's. North Iain and
Ann streets Booth Normals. 1
are cm, that harem-d home
had} of long standing. For One
Work 1 will give g, M
in rarer. sorrw retro
, .
toalby antlerer. Ask for . ”
Helms ouaa‘ for ASTHMA.
. HALE. Duggist ,.
W
Nlllllllll aunt runs
ll. ll. ilSlllllllPi. Proprietor.
Specialties.
Ptlrhaps you‘re thinking of buying a Bicycle
next sprints.
fonutn what you would pay aix months hence?
We are agents f tr the celebrated Claw-land.
mrrlal and Maleetlc Bicycles; none better
We will make a reduction of 26 per cent.
gguit‘hregular prices for the balance of the
A few second hand wheels at your own
price.
Purchasers tausbt to ride in our no: Bl-
oyole Academy.
CALL AND SEE AT THE
STORE EAST END OF
B R I D G E.
g .._...._..-
Sing a song or in: mm :-~
Lc Page's Liquid (line:
lio Ir-amd-lwcntv tractor-ms
Joins-i as gml as now.
When the dish was broken
The men folks gave a groan,
But said-when it was rot-n i.-.l,
" We never would ll‘J‘v’c knozm.”
lt mends everything 5r
NEATLY, EASILY and SUREL'.
that articles may be put i.
‘ service again the next d;‘._
and no’worry over it.
EPAGE'S
LIQUID G L" E
READY“ US!
liarrtss to can“. Sold every-where.
CANS with patent cover for Mechanics
TOWN
lusassurs’ one.
MO
(-8 IV
E
‘V F. the undersigned. hereby give notice to
all persons nnd ('ogrixuullons liable to
pay taxes in the Town of orwalk. that they
era required bv law to deliver to the Assessors
or either of them.
On or before the lst day of Nov., '95,
atvvltten or minted llst. dated. signal and
sworn to. of all pvooertv owned by them on
that lst. day or October. 1895. liable to taxation.
unsklmrndercriptton of all real estate. each
rmrcel being separately deicrlhc'l. otherwise
it will be the duly of the Artleseol’a to make
out sub lls,trom the best Information they
can clinic. and add thereto Ill ter cent. of
-ucb valuation. and in said llst they
Bil-ll malt. a separator deaoripilon and
val mvlnn I flinch Pnrcelol Bani Ina.
lulu. all! from which "Ila-u
made then In no appeal.
TN. 8 Listsmav be returned to the Asses-
sora. at the Selectmrn's ()mce. Hank ital ding.
Norwalle. and at the Coupe-i llnom. llavlland
outset. South Noraaik. from and Including
"otober )5. lilllb. to and including November
lsll. 1m. said offices who open from in to IE
o'clock. a. in . and from i! to 5 o'clock p. m..
and on Saturdays from 7 to 9 o'clock in the
:venlnu. including the evening of Friday. Nov.
til.
listed at Norwallr. October 9th, Ifill'».
FRANKLIN A. TOLLFF'. l
H. NINTH L'llOMMEDlEU. . Assessors.
Janus mronsaL. l
A , N .
Wow-_—
‘ E. the undersigned. hereby give uotlceto
all iper-roan and corporations "nine to
pay taxes n the t‘lty of South Norwalk. tho.
they are m‘ulrel by law to deliver to the As-
aosaors or e titer of them.
(in or before the lst day of Nov.,’ 95.
a written or printed list. dated.elgned and
sworn to, of all property owned by them on
on the ilrat day of October. 1895. liable
totaaatlon. mat on a (inscription of all real
ell'nte, each parcel helm: eepar ately described,
olherwleelt wlilbelho duty ofihe Assessor.
to make out such list. from the best. informa-
tllon they can obtain. and and thereto lll per
ctnt,of said valuation, and in said list they
Shall make a separato description and
valuation of loch Parcel of Real la-
tltr. and from which llaia an
made there la no appral.
N. B -—Llet-t may be returned to the Assn-e-
sore. at the Council Boom. llaviland street,
Hbutb Norwallt from and including October
“hill”. to and including November I. 1896
maldohicetobo o u from it) to it o'clock,a.
tu.. and from 2 to o‘clock p m . and on blat-
lill'llly'n from 1 toil o'clock In the evening. in—
cludln the evenly of Friday. November I-
liai at sleuth nrwala, Uctoberilth. lllllll.
TALLMADGE BAKER.
i % Assessors.
nlll
IRANKLlN It. 'I‘OLLES.
JOSEPH it. RAYMOND.
"l
liaitliell County llalirnal Bank.
43 Wall Street, llorwallt, llonn.
lNL‘ORPOBA’l‘ED. 1824. CAPITAL ammo.
EDWIN 0. KEILRB. President.
Ila \‘lll ll. MILLER. Vice ’l’reehlent.
nil)
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h. C. GREEN. Cashier. ‘
DIRECTORS.
ll'nwm 0. Karma. Moses ll. Groves.
A .l. MIIKIR.
ll‘. a'r. Jomv Loonwoon. 'l‘naonona it. Bin-m.
ins Gena. CI'IM. r. Taxman.
Accounts of Manufacturers. Merchants and
individuals Bollclted.
llafe lieposlt lioxss Free to lieposltors.
och ill ly
. . o. a. sitters
lily Employment Agency.
”Mitt???“ Edit?“
llirzt'i'flramw‘gm IIIIDIAI'II-I
semen-wt:
lero ii. Minoan.
Why not buy one now. and save about one- ’
‘
'm-l’ 95H
. . ‘ t . y , tumour.
and Wall st... "some...
llllll SEVENTH ANNIVERSARY!
Seven years ago today we openrd this his store. in those sevrn years we have grown to every way.
Our stocks have grown—they are nearly twice as large as who the big store vvaa opened.
Our sales have grown wonderfully.
We have made hundreds of staunch friends andtestlstied customers.
All this has been accomplished mainly for these two reasons:
We have kept faith with the people—lo the store and in our advertisements.
We have sold only reliable merchandise of every kind. We have kept up with the times and carried stocks worthy of
a greater city. and of the intelligent buying community. We are never underaclti. ‘
For honest and reliable merchandise our prices havrbeen 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
eve are willing to waive a part of our profits. It will be a red letter week for low prices. A money~savlng week for economi-
cal huyera. COIIE Ill AND JOIN THE THRONG 0F HAPPY BUYERS THIS WEEK. '
Dress [loads and Silks. Fur Garments andlackels
One case, 25 pieces, New Mixture and Noveltirs, y hp .
bought specially for this anniversary, for leader, 3750 per Sim}. sz,gl2§;ffgrttbliisflfé,$gi305.0.
yard: for ibis sale, 190. 20 B . ' .
li‘ortyrninerent Silk and Wool Plaide; for this sale. 35c. 15 (333:; 33:333.:‘14?[get-$5.112. 31,95
Fifty/cent Mixtures. all new; for this sale. 250 20 C | B . ,.
Seventv live-centCoiored Sam. 352 inched wide; for Loolilisiir’i :rgufizgh‘é.foh3:: :Eigllfiooghy. Ourealos-
this sale. 500. y d - -
Forty pieces Shaded Teffettss. in stripes and figures. ‘ i“ are points and know their business.
turn and three toner. alike on both sides. always sold by us
and New York houses at $1 per yard: for this sale 75c.
Come and look at the great variety.
lllankelsandllomiorlables
Full size Chiuz Comfortablee, 81: for this sale, 69c.
Full size Chioz Comfortablee. heed, $1 25; for this sale.
are, ,. .
wCor.Main‘
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ANNIVEHSAHY BARBAINS
IN THE
Kitchen ‘ Department.
Wooden Knife Boxes, 10c.
Blaking Sets, consisting of Brush. Dabber and Polish,
u a box. at 15.: set.
Lantern Globes, only he each.
Rolling Plus. with revolvimr handles. on!
Painted Wash Tube, only 310.
50 it. Cotton Clothes Line, 8c.
Premier patent Egg Cups. 19c each.
Decorated Creamers, 50 each.
112 piece Decorated Dinner Set, Alfred Meaken’s
celain. $8 40.
10 pc. Toilet Sets, Floral Decoration, oval bowls, $3 9.
'Wbite and Grey Blankets, 69c: for this sale. 48m
White 114 wide Blankets, $1 50; for this sale, 08c.
-———OOO——-
' Black Dress Goods.
We are always strong in this department, and for this
anniversary sale we shall give you some great things.
Fifty-two inch Black Clay Diagnosis. 75c per yard; for
this sale. 500
Tbirty-aix-inch Black Serge, 49:. per yard; for this sale,
l
i
y 5c each.
‘I‘
2 . ‘v
60 Forty-inch Black Mettleaise, 98c per yard; for this sale,
a. .
Muslin we won't mension, as you know we are always r
is to be below anybody t lso. We have all brands.
TELEPHONE CALL, 57-4.
THE BOSTON STORE
Corner Main and Wall Streets. aorwalk.
A MEMORY FRESHENER.
Igaln we llemlml you of ourihllity to Supply Your Grocery Needc‘lat 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
Cake Flour, the finest article of its kind on the market. The best Popping Rice Corn to be found
at 10 cents package.
Gilt Edge Butter: New Beans. Cheese. .
Fancy White Full Cream, Old English, Society Rouquefort, Club House, Pineapple, Phila
delphia, Neufchatel, Venl'tossam’s, Edam and Parmesian Cheese,
Huntley & Palmer's celebrated Fancy Wafers and all the
Leading Brands of Popular Crackers
for 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 %
Beef; extra quality. ‘ ‘
ALL ORDERS HAVE QUICK SEEING TO AT
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR.
IEADING 0000Ell. 33 WASHINBWN STREET.
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TELEPHONE CA LL. I 8-2.
SPEBIAL SALE 0F DRESS 0000
(in Thursday morning we will put on sale 50 pieces of
nuns anon u muons PlllllE
(
#' "4
Especial attention is called to Those at 19 cents, 29 cents and 39 cents.
Large assortment of Gents’, Ladies’ and Children’s Merino Underwear.
Ladies’ Capes and Jackets.
A. DICKERMAN & sou
mmmum-muhednla
willpower!“ . _ -
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