_ ‘ 's residence has
with the Butler street
WW
. '\ fertile bedside of his brother
mwm ., at Camden, N. J '.
‘ ,McGowan, driver for the supply
vr'as taken suddenly sick last
,He is able to be out today
Wasting of the vestry of Trinity
was held last night, and matters
g to the selection of a new rector
discos-ed. Maw
auction sale of household furniture
akeplaee at the residence of the late
Millard, 81 Bayview avenue, next
The Italian Independent association of
_ til Norwalk will elect officers Sunday,
‘ ” 0th inst. Previous to that time all
minors must be examined by Dr. V. G.
Thefunml of Mary M., widow of John
wall, will take place in St. Paul’s
arch on Wednesday morning, October
“studio oclock. The remains will be
bought here from New York.
steamship ”Circassia,” on which
“’10,“: Littlejohn is returning, sailed,
when“ reason, two days behind her
. scheduled time and in consequence will
. Wrench New York until Wednesday.
James McCormsck and Miss Ruby
Betsford will be married at St. Mary’s
. ~,plrochial residence, Thursday. The
L 'rwomisamusiolan’of Company I", and
isemployedas a collector for the Han-
cock Life Insurance company at New
Haven. The bride is a former employee
#01 the Both 82. Goldschmidt corset factory.
The bridemaid is to be Miss Annie Casey
_ and the best man James Seymour.
' line first state convention of the King's
' Daughters of Connecticut will he held
In the Second Congregational church,New
’Havsn, November 20th and 21st. It is
. enmestly hoped that there will be a gen-
V ,sralatteadance of members of the order
outside of those chosen as voting dele-
gates. Wednesday afternoon, November
aha“ o’clock, there will be an address,
‘fl‘he Order of Nobilly," by Mrs. Marga
, rot Bottoms, president of the order.
Eight weeks ago George W. Lynch. of
Brooklyn, N. Y., brought his wife and
{Illily to this city. In the Insurance Rec-
MIOI October 21 he is listed among the
Ml insurance agents of the United
m It will perhaps be interesting to
hotethst Mr. Lynch is the man who was
,run warms the Monroe street crossing, on
- ‘Jnue 80th, 1894,‘and was confined in the
. . .Norwalk hospital all last summer by his
" Injuries. The insurance business has ev-
- Idently proved a convalescing medium to
‘ Hr. Lynch, ashe is expected soon to ap-
, year on his collection route riding a
bicycle.
(nonwsLK saws 0N l‘li-‘Tll morn)
8NO0TING ABOUT EUROPE.
Iisyolisl “city Covers About 2.000 Iiies
Across the Atlantic.
0. Ford Seeley, a well-known. pleasant
little Norwalk racing man, has just res
\ Med from a flying trip to Europe.
Seeley, one of the best known racing men
' In the country, started out for
the other side with all his baggage
under his arm and with a Colum-
‘ HI tricycle and some Cook's Exchange
‘ notes,sothat if any Italian or any other
e , kind of a brigand held him up they could
' .aot rob him of his wherewithal.
s ‘ " Bealey landed at Dieppe, where, not be-
” III acquainted with the language, he was
_ W ”filler a night's lodging and a
, .qoartsr fora cup of coffee. The next day,
‘ atartingesrly. he covered 145 miles. The
Mmmagoiflcent and it tired him
1” than a fifty-mile ride would over
Aim roads. During his tour he
Mtwsnty centuries, and fairly flew
With. other parts of Europe which he
W, including France, lreland and
SW
we! considers the Lakes of Killaruey
Mammalian“ region be has ever
m In fact, he enjoyed his touring
tsunami.» of the hospitality of
“Mil, more than in any other sec—
fine. he thinks the (letters track in a
“ ‘ Itls a third of a mile circuit of
as handsome as Manhattan
’ and wonderfully fast. All the
WM" deserted Berna Hill to train
, Thereisadown grade onthsback
kal'well as on the home stretch.
' ”the men in flying around the
It hm been pronounced a practl»
fi Dahlia he dropped into the John
”Motion depot. which is the
‘ agency " for Ireland. While
W was vary maul: pleased
’Oolamhls, and Sseley, in order
I“ WW. detached the
T vasaleslnanln the de-
g tsa‘Oelamblaatsadlaglas
‘ » Keeley, in “meat, "I!
.~ asthmatics." Besi-
M‘th
Vllllolls on on lllsnos llll
THE OTHER SillEllF IllE lllVEll.
Tile Accident to tile Cora Explained by its
Captain—Various flaps and listens of the
Day in East Hamill. _‘
The Sentinel is on sale at the East Nor-
walk post-onion by Irvin Smith, with
whom items of news for th column can
also be left. ,
EDITOR 0!" THE SENTINEL: I saw an item
in‘l‘a'it night's Sentinel I wish you would
correct. As for the'Cora running into the
Pearl, it is not so, and the person who
gave you the information did not know
anything about it. As for the Cora’s
mast being broken off near the cronstroes,
the Cora has no crosslrees, as she is jib
and mainsail. The accident was in this
way: The Core. was "standing to the West-
ward on her drift, flood tide, wind to the
northward, with her dredgcs over. The
Pearl was standing to the northward, the
crew eating dinner. The captain sat in
the cabin. The Pearl's cleat on her boom
caught the Cora's headstay and cracked
an eight and one-half inch mast as if it
was ajpipe stem. The blame was on the
Pearl, not on the Cora. as anybody in the
business will tell you. If you will correct
this you will do a favor for the Cora‘s
captain.
Yours rcspectifully,
(Buss. W. Ill-Insox.
John 'l‘ryon, the pen agent, expects to
till orders in a few days. The reason of
the delay is explained in the fact that his
order for the goods, together with the
money order to pay for them, was des-
troyed in the railroad wreck ill Pennsyl-
vania last Week. .
Miss Fannie A. Lees and Ernest lion—
kius, of Osborn avenue. will be married
tomorrow afternoon at ti o'clock, in the
South Norwalk Baptist church. Rev. ii.
U. Sherwood will olliciate.
Dwight Spaulding and family will
move on Thursday from the former Mar—
shall Toilcs place on Henry street to Mrs.
Rowena Taylor‘s house on Bette place.
George Phillips and William Thump-
son are moving from W. S. Hallford's
house to their recently purchased house
on First avenue. ,
The store at 1H9 Washington street
bridge is being fitted up for occupancy by
Cigar Dealer Elllnond's, now at 205 Waslr
ngton street.
E. E. Gorham will make a flying trip
home next Saturday to remain over Sum
day. He is now in Easton, Penn.
M. B. Sopcr is making preparations to
take possession of his new house on the
(irozory Point road.
Mrs. Sarah Brown, of Brooklyn, has
been visiting her son. Dr. Franklin
Brown, lictts place.
Charles II. liresscl. the machinist. of :3
lianford place, has moved to Brooklyn
with his family.
Arthur Vllnllalsom. of St. Augustine.
ll‘lu..has been visiting Mrs. Dellschelln.
in this place.
Mr. Emerson, of New York. was the
guest of 'I‘. ll. (iriflin, yesterday.
‘ (‘oncl-rnlng Slang.
It is not easy to lrm t' the origin of any
lllll'lll‘liliii‘ hill'i'il"! ll of slung. We notice
that Mlmrl u'rllvl'a :m- |‘lil[|ii'_\‘lili£ lilo cpl
lill‘i “ll‘llllllllln." and will go out of liil‘ll‘
way iul‘ illl lM‘l':lrilIlll lo we it as nprouf
llnll llu-_\' um llp in date. All if'ih‘il nonlin-
iilllll tl-Ils m: that ho was I'llil‘i'lillill'll by n
irll‘liil ill i‘llilnllolpillu wllosl- pol'lvr vlllllo
llul‘k ll'olll :llmvl'l‘lllu lilii lllml‘lwll nllll
Hiliii lo ill.“ lliltflii'i’, “Nolloliy but u lllllll."
".\nll who! is llllllm'r" illqllln-ll llloullost.
'l‘ili~' slum: was caplnllu-ll to him. It is
not the will!" in ll't'iilllll. 'l'lii‘l‘l', burn is n
Illllllllliihll for lmmlmsl. A lilllll is n brag-
pnrl. illlill‘ wvxllollill lull it lllowllnrll.
Flinlflllnl, lllu- skulllllllllc and nearly all
illi‘ rill'l‘l'F‘illll slnlllzs. in ii" onolllllwpoot-
ll'lHiII—Wltil’il lost lslllnolmlllogrcnt words
which Wv «How ourselves to elllploy only
on llpwinlly illl|lrl‘.\al\'l' llf'wilmSm-ln plnill
ll-l‘nls, umml lilo riiillilillll' which indicates
its nll-nll‘llm. .-\ :Joml Hiollll word soon
WlliN lls way to proper illuliwillmlflh “11,. is
mllwr loo llllnsyllnlnoll-al to lust-«um.
l‘lluu interior.
.0 .-. ._.... w
Wooden Butter Dishes.
To look» the woodlm butter dishes mm
in groceries tho lnlnvy timber is out into
blocks lb or 19 inches ill length and boiled
in huge vats until thoroughly softened.
The hot blocks are placed in machines
which mop out the butter dishes at the
rate of 200 a minute.
mus.-.» ...._.. “we“... .-
Ian. lulu. DB.
’ Banks—Let's no, Rivers. Four acts of
Emma or Tall Earnest: An article
recently appeared in The Bentinsl ang-
gesting the licensing of bicycles. No
wheelmau would object to a subscription
towards good roads, which are sadly need-
ed in the town of Norwalk. Instead of a
license taxon wheels, put a prohibitory
law on narrowvtired wagon wheels, for
I know all wheelmen will
agree that the bicycles
of today are beneficial to a road, and es
pecially to a country road. because the
pneumatic tires pack the road and do not
cut rats in it as does the;wagon. Bicycles
here perform the functions of road rollers.
If we cannot afford a steam road roller,
would you drive the best available substi—
tute we have of! the face of the earth.
WIIEELMAN.
The Mary Jane is at Richardson & Mor-
gan's dock with a corgo of mouldingiron-
Jamesllilclelltin,luclllleell
lllfllllloll SALE
Household Flllllllllll
Will sell at nblic auction at the residence
of thalata J. .Mllisrd. Ne. 31 Bsyview an
ace. South Norwals, Loam. on
Sunday. November 2nd. I895.
At his. m., a large lot of Household Furnit-
ure, consisting in part,l Parlor Halt. ii pieces
will-Ina Room salt. 8 pieces- Wlllon. Brussels
and lngraiu Car ts:2 coll lllamwalnut lied
Room Salts,wlt war is top dressing cases:
500d Hair Matlrcssee; Beds and Pillows; due
shinel; Mflfbve Top stands: Easy mm»; lot
of Choice Sliver i'laited “late: one Marble
Top Sideboard: round-l. Tables. Chairs; 2
splendid Mirrors; Furnace in cellar; Piolnuoo,
one to mention.
SALE POSITIVE: TERMS CASH.
For Particulars enquire of TAYLOR dz
GOLDEN. or JAME: MITCHELL «h RON,
Auctioneers. 029 Ill ni
NORWALK
Ellllll Still 5
The sessions of this school will ban
day eVenlng. November 0. at 7:1!) 0"
the school building or the Over mm
and in the Franklin Street echool
Mouth Norwalil. Tile school Will
nod for seventy-five evenings at A
liclent number of scholars contiou -
am. An opportunity for registrl a
given at the above named school .
Wednesday evening. October so, :63
day evening. October 8i. begl
o'clock each evening. in
A. unsxousnn. 8n I129 *'
South Norwalk. November 29 _,,
four evenings each wees and will
-.._..~.-——- 50 N l'IW
More
Prices.
atlnee,
mm
H per.
Public notice is hereb and ex-
sons interested in the Cl orwulk
tension of the railwa_ double
Street Railway (‘ouil rscctlon
track railway. fromn . in this
of North Main and l’ d across
city. through Nortl Place. no
Washington streets . Railroad
called, and thence! Khwn to
Place by a propos and a ong
Monroe streetzlthcl cts to {My
Monroe, State and “long My,
avenue; thence l ““93 t0 the
Lockwood and Ll tll horn-all:
city line. all in U “5 plan fillli
that a public be: Mayor and
application snhl "Wild city, by
Court of Com “motion and
said company, d application
extension. wh 0" 0' the City
are now on ill ‘ ”“0". Will be
clerk, where “”01 Common
held b the ‘1'"an i." said
(‘ounc l,att dill’ 0! Novem-
city, on Fril '
heir). lolli'l, at
aim at ,
her, A. 1).. I‘m» on, l‘lark.
ii
C. H.
Perhaps
next sprin
made.
We will
month.
I.
36th day of (late
CALL.
elm-n l
-__,. 0......
T dlnsuran
Rea as.
| l lil‘flll'l‘.
ra lot, or house and )
.rehasln . are invited (it:
‘ list. s hava them for
c i if the, city at reasonablo
at. rms. anal tf
- llllllrl'i """"""
ymem Agency.
otrseti Ron Q
um Milli?!”
W
this is about all I can stand.
m—lneamoll- MM
toll
”fwl
Rivers—Lot’s slt it out, Banks. Seven
ofthenharaotersareklllsd off inthenext
llllsll lllllner loaf.
, .
New
nluonsl
Brackets and lot of other Hl'tlcloaloo namen ‘I
ICES, 15. 25, 35 and 50 Cents
iuee~Adnlts 20c.
Saturday, November 2.
MM INEE
CHARLES. E. BLANEY'S big
FillilE
_ Headed by .la
and a superb (resilient-tiers;
TRILBY Ql“ADillLl.E,
All Noveillas.
music than a comic open.
is on sale at
walk,san
walk f omllnso
N
NURWALK PATTERN WORKS
Hardware :-: Specialties.
why not buy one now
fourth what you would {Nil
We ar
lmperlafflfdmn f n- the celebrated Cleveland.
from regular pric
A to
Dl'lce- w second lmnd wheels at, your own
l’urclllulers tau -
“cl“ Academy. uht to ride
CA P E S.
For months past we have planning and providia f r» .
in the market we had made on ' “I" Since then p110: a: dig; {rinlimriim‘
taken advantage of this advac but prepare to give our customers the benefit of it 0 or he
means a saving. ‘ '
Every cape we sell is ; Intrauteed by us. They are made 0
the new flaring collars and ‘ '-‘ ‘ "innings and linings.
Before other merchants were
ve advanced. We have not
Thus you can see why haying ofus
f the choicest skins and in the latest styles. All have
\ WE HAVE ALL LENGTHS IN
Electric 8 . China Seal. Algerian Seal
ol} Seal. Marten and French Coho
Parties intendin Dutch“, 3 “PO this season Who are not full
and we will hold the "i “Mi! requlred.
‘Llll JAB ETS AND BAPES.
We are ‘ g new Jackets and Capes every day; Misses‘, Children’s and Infants’
Astrakhan.
y prepared to do so, can make their selection now
Cloaks,-new line just opened.
Tm-AM & HYATT, NORWALK, CT
, imam”, . , .._. w ~-_-..-__.-.,-.__.m_.-___~_...s_.. ..
H57 THEAfiE
. NE WEEK
Monday. not. 28.
BE Will). and SAT.
Ml COMIC OPERA 80.
' (WIN llllllllEBTliA.
* 40 ARTISTS lo.
[Aluillnsr (torturous (‘osrl \llts;
"CHI. . ‘ ' ».
‘1
- or. “PRINCESS 0F TREHlZON-
ay. "um PASHA."
‘ATlNlTZ.\."
av. Masvu’f'l‘l’."
lesdny Matinee. “LA
Dfiflhlsllaee.
Com
PERICHO .."
“Pumas: ob‘ REE
UR CAPES.
Uhlldlen loo. to all It is always bargain day With “8.
or the hours. We do not
":3. on sale at Plaisted's and W33. :93” one day for bargains, but they are alwzfe:
l... '
~—~+— ound “1 any department of our store. y
WiffilfllifibUSE
AND NIGHT.
Mirth and Merriment.
llPETS Walloon.
Examine our stock and be
are below our competitor’s.
lllllllli llllll,
it Washington Street. South llllrwslll. lions.
Club Building, Harwell, Conn. ’
N
-——...._._ _.........-_... -~M*
llllllEllV BDMPAIV'S
LATEST SUCCESS
BAGGAGE CHECK.
Kelly, Lizzie llelrose
the
convinced our prices
L’ll’rll CENTUR l' GIRLS,
ATHLETIC GIRLS.
and ORIGINAL SPECIA l/l‘l ES.
_nlullt. 76 cents, so
no cents and % cenhtwun'
\‘Veeli's drug store. Nor-
n s drag storr, South Nor-
I)?
My cents.
‘VE AIKE I'ItX‘VING
llSTflnllPi, Ploplielol.
Some improvements Made
you're thinking of bug log a lllrycle
nave abl -
x nwmhflfigfi; To the back of our store in order to throw more li
Willie these changes are in progro as we know
plug as when finally completed.
We, however,
gilt on our Dress Goods counter
Mam!!!) mud“; “mm Mm” it will not be as comfortable shop-
mako a reduction of 2d per cent.
a. rm "m mum" of the received last week one shipment of 81
,275 worth of
in our new lil-
BTORE EAST END Oi“
plain with and game rin
. gs of allv
other metal you pre 9? 0" My
we do not carry.
$6.00 TO $10.00.
’l‘sllonnade latest st is
s
and sleeve if ' stia “Mn“
. $8.80 A. QUEER
¢ : Migrantblrgalu. (latitudinal-inc?a
. , ‘ w I” “ " . y . _
AND SEE AT THE
BRIDGE.
007 in l f
$5 I flinging
. Declaration.
"' Rings for hello» and
hello that rinmsllver
chiming bells on
clocks of modern and
those of nation design
. ‘ butailllniqnointheir
way. Rings of gold
fer. but brass-41mins
ad four Bweedlsh girls for
rs, and two i . .
worm 3"05’33' Homer B H mm m M
r hel In ' 0 '
same mmed‘lgi’elgtpmuihirm “legit
M
OVEROOA'I‘S.
lot in Blue and lllack.
hinge.
Worst-ll Belts ill
on Ilstl. m.
the prices go up.
This will bring the
Common-n, Price of the following goods. such as
to 180 per yard.
500 All Wool Henrietta,
500 All Wool Scotch Mixtures and Plalds.
300 All Wool 86 in. Flannel Dress Goods
980 quality of 47 la. Black Orepon effeotli.
750 quality of Fancy Spot. All Wool French Fascias
at 150 per yard, and lots and lots of other;
we only guarantee this sale to i
you can get goods at these set until
250 Plalds,
Remember
New Dress Goods,
And about $600 this week. Whll
these new goods out at absolute COW, in fee
. Wool Dress Goods at exactly w
close is somewhat indefinite,
When they 110,1
9 alterations are in progress we are going to throw
t. we shall place the entire stock of
bat they cost an. The time when this sale will
but the carpenters promise to finish by Thursday.
25c Plain Colored
at prices ranging from 33s to 390 per yard.
and they are beauties, at 20:: per yd.
at 25c per yard.
all wool, at (lilo per yard.
at 450 per yard.
in smaller quantities.
Wednesday night. When
prices it behooves you to buy early and often. What’s
Only one place you can get them at and that is
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