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tie
and
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weeks.
.siahtgwm
‘ ‘Mainatreet.
' ‘er River school defeated st.
ixteen to twelve.
The selectmen will erect a railing at
" iodine to divide the business part of
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‘ofllce freni the main room.
.IQDarien Baseball club has organized
”the" eleven, and next Saturday will
y'the Stamfords, in Stamford.
: A'Kallowe’en surprise party was given
new... Nellie Duffy. at her home in West
)fiflvalk. The guests had a delightfnI
e.'
. The propeller Vulcan ran her prow into
the ‘qud flats near Jennings’ dock, last
night, audit was half an hour before she
ooild release herself.
, .The subject of the Young Men’aChrIa
. tian League gospel meeting, to-morrow
mm 1). m., will be‘The Path of the
‘~‘:'Just.” All are heartily welcome.
. L l‘ —Coflee with cream, 5c cup, at Lane's.
~ efnnerai of Miss Ellen Dowd, who
die at the home of her niece, Mrs. r. n.
Gunman, will be held tomorrow fine!”
, limit at 2,0’clcck from St. Mary’s church.
Palestine Castle No. 2. Ancient. Order
‘ Knight-o1 the Mystic Chain, will give a
series of sociables this season, the first
all. on November 22d, at their ball, I00
Washington street. y
The friends of Washington Irving
I anxhurst and bride gave them a sore-
nade at their home in Cranbury last
night. The noisy crowd was invited in
and refeshlnents served.
Clarence Webster and Irving Dickens,
who left South Norwalk amonth ago to
walk around the world, have just left
' Danvllle, Va. and are now bound for
Atlanta to spend some time.
The auction sale of household furniture
at the Millard place on liayview avenue.
' 'allvertlsed to take place this morningnvas
' pcatponed on account of the rain. until
next Saturday afternoon at l o'clock.
“The Congregational minister of West
pert,” referred to in The Sentiml yester-
‘ day, is not Rev. Jabez Backus, who is now
qulorIda. The name of the clergyman
‘ who Is supplying his pulpit is Horton, not
Wellmau. _
‘wlleg lamb or mutton, 9 cents, at
People's market, No. 13 North Main street.
It is understood that one of the impor
tant matters to betakeu ill hand by the
”cunt Board of Selectmen will be the
reduction of the town debt. which at
present is ”47,102. and to further bond
the indebtedness. -
At Calvary Baptist church. I’astor John
‘ aenW. Hill will preach tomorrow luorn-
if lug on "Elisha's Great Ilewanlz“ evening.
“The Great liuman Fail.“ Excellent
music will be rendered by the choir under
thedlrectlon of Miss Lucy Iiaskins.
Henry (lebrnlann and John llnrry Went
hunting yesterday and returned with a
Iaaatrlug of game. Mr. liobrmanu was
”James Butheriand‘s cigar store. up
towa, last evening. with seven womlcccks
hurqualls, fivo partridges and a pair of
rabbits.
' arms shoulders. He pet-1b.. x. v. ion.
The Common Pleas Court. criminal
side, will convene next Tuesday. There
. an seven hr eight prisoners to be tried for
» linoroflencea. The Jury paunei for this
court was drawn yesterday afternoon and
Includes Addison A. iletts and Isaac Sol.
desk, of Norwalk.
0a moat of the sickness of one of
Mel- Daniel Iloeaer‘s children, he did
notes.» from Bridgeport. last night. and
“equally no rehearsal of the chorus of
“onion society was held. John Mayer,
Minot member or the society. are
Mannheim» in honor of his man-
fla last Sunday.
It. Earle and family will start for
‘ California. Wednesday. in in wt
. emferthe benefit of Howard dell.
me“ MM“
, is in a critical
mitten lie has notsol'ered ahemmh-
utterance. days. but is very weak.
bed will be moved from .ltariels
avenue Hotel to the train. The
. annotate make the trip In four
" ale-hours. Thslaraily physio
.H mm them. The learn-1
being pieced at the
School streets. NW;
lien social at Silver-mine has
. - . until Wednesday evening,
m... of Elizabeth street, an
Kuwait today for Brooklyn to
label llaekay. of Camp street, en-
a party "or friends at cards.
4' uiia Warren. of Greenwich, is
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Bucknam,
team at football, yesterday. by a
mll:'orequarterlambfircpet-1b.,NZY. um
flIEOIIIiRSIlEOFlIIEM;
an. ammo to cum Win
umrmmnoam
memorandum
The Sentinel is on sale at the East Nor-
walk postoilice by Irving Smith, with
whom items of news for til a column can
also be left.
An important work of the Advent con~
fol-once held in Bridgeport this week was
the organisation ofa permanent associa-
tion of the young people’s societies. This
association will meet every year at the
time of the Advent conference. The first
thing done was the election-of officers.
This resulted in the following board:
Henry Stone, Wallingford, president; Ed-
ward Raymond, Bridgeport, first vice-
president: George A. Fitzgerald, Dan.
bury, second vice-president; John Denni-
son, Wsillngford. third vice-president;
Miss Milly Armes, Bristol, secretary: S.
W. Velsor. East Norwalk, treasurer.
John McDonald has decided to dispose
of his household effects, and will vacate
his present residence in a few days. Two
of the children, Nellie and Charles. were
yesterday committed to the County
Home. Captain W. H. Benton, of the
City of Norwalk, has taken Minnie,
while Mrs. McDonald has the youngest
child with her. It is probable that Mr.
McDonald will apply for a divorce. al~
though this morning Mrs. McDonald said
she would not admit being intimate with
other men.
Sunday morning, at the East Avenue
Methodist Episcopal church, the sacra-
ment of the Lord's supper and baptism
will be administered and the second class
of probationers will be received. In the
evening Rev. A. J. Smith will preach
from the subject “Inflexible Adherence to
Relicious Principle."
The contract for the new heaterto be
placed in the East Avenue Methodist
Episcopal church was awarded to Charles
N.Arnold.’of Norwalk. The heater has
arrived and is being gotten in readiness.
He will erect it at once. It is of the same
pattern as the furnace placed in the
church last year.” _’
The boys got in their IIailowe‘en work,
last night, and although twanty-four
hours late. it was, nevertheless. a success.
A large number of gates were removed
and other pranks played.
George R. Iledman has been reap-
pointed mastering ofilcer on the out“ of
I. M. \Valker. national commander of tho
l'nion Veterans' Union.
Rev. ”scar Inmlegrt-n will preach in
New Haven tomorrow, and his pulpit here
will be occupied by Ilcv. ()ercklund. of
Brooklyn.
ericka. of 5:! Osborn avenue. are visiting
Mrs. Whilluck. at the Forge. Weston.
Mrs. Valentine. of Denver. (‘ol., is visit
inn her uncle and aunt, Mr, and Mrs.
William Edmond, Iienry street.
John Palmer moved from South Nor-
vmlk, yesterday. into Eugene Ilallill's
humus on Second avenue.
Mrs. I‘illkys Krakow. of the Washing
ton street bridge. is sick with fever.
Arthur Ii. Ferris, of Fitch streel. is re-
covering from a few days‘ illness.
Earle fa lloelety.
It was a New York cluhman who made
the mmark that tho sinuson at Bar ilarlmr,
ono of the onset fashionable mmrts, lililtli‘fl
about tell-pt. l "lawnuen all the men had to
go Inn-k In school tin-n." liorinluly tho
promlnmn-c of “gosllntv.” at the nmorts is
one of lllm'nrious nnuntalllwot llw si‘llmlll,
and It Is hard to tell wind the final result
In going to Im of pulling the boys so far
forward and keeping bark the girls. You
may sou malllvm of is In short aklrls,
with tin-Ir lllll‘mm. playing lmkslrmvs.
while their brothers. but an lilll. anloko
cigarclll-n. ulvc champagne support» and
«alum. young married Women in balls.“
I‘bilmlulpbia 'l‘lnws,
“looping.
People with active brains and ainaltlve
nerves should make It an inflexible rule
to sleep in tho dark. liven a little light in
the room lttimulatos the brain and the
nerves and prevents slmp, besides vltlatlng
the air townie talent and rendering it no-
wholsuomo to breathe.
war on: vm. H1530”?!
Bufiarzl'ld'ghfi‘d» of Harwell.
We" oi‘m m6: Districtoflfor-
minimums... or an:
t their claim: or :cttlsasaat.
um tih'l‘. m aha:
w7fl%o
fiatw’vfi
oil
Evening
u.
1 .
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expedient as the only chance
her-term. .
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Mrs. F. I). Star and daughter Fred» 1.
HR. GUSTAVII: FROBMAN
silk can. be dyed in
. obtained eacelll
hriillanoy and delicacy those of the
natural silk, end for softness and beauty
clap neethe moterialda thonghtto
soon the boat Chinese and Italian silks.
By its use, therefore, in combination with
cotton, wool or not
out that brocaded and other ornamental
and decorative recults can be obtained
which have hitherto been unattainable ex-
cept by the employment of the finest
trams. the eapensivenese of these neces-
sarily limiting their use for such purpose.
Wood pulp. cotton or into waste, etc. are
in this new process chemically digested,
and the liquid product spun by a mechan-
ical "silkworm” to a thread of even diam
eter throughout, in one uninterrupted and
continuous process, with an unbroken and
unlimited length. The same machine
which draws the threads from the liquid
also twists them in any desired number
into the requisite “count" or thickness of
yarn, and, contrary to the natural article,
the production of the artificial substance
is entirely independent of climate, temper-
ature. special soil, etc—New York Sun.
Monti.
Public notice is hereby given to all ner-
sona interested in the constructionnud ex-
tension of the railway of The Norwalk
Street Railway Company, as a double
track railway, from near the intersection
of North Ma n and Union streets, in this
city, through North Main and across
Washington streets to Railroad Place, so
called, and thence through said Railroad
Place by a proposed new highway to
Monroe street;|thence through and a ong
Monroe. State and Spring streets to Ely
avenue; thence through and along Ely.
Lockwood and Lexington avenues to the
city line. all in the city of South Norwalk.
that a public bearing upon the plan and
application submitted to the Mayor and
Court of Common Council of said city. by
said company, for such construction and
extension. which plan and application
are now on file in the office of the city
clerk where they may be seen. will be
held by the Mayor and (“can of Common
Council, at the Council Chamber in said
city, on Mondaythe fourth day of Novem-
ber. 1895, at B o clock p. m.
Dated at said city. this Lilith day of Octo-
ber. A. 1).. 1805.
{JOSEPH TAYLOR. City Clerk.
n
call-
A man hn-ke hli
(In an nwlui llzm
Il’you‘ve "it'lllllllil in do.
lluy I4- P-n'a (ll-e.
And mead everything soon as it ;. broken.
[inu- l'l Ilnlmkrn
\vul'il llt' “1|“ spoken:
alimpetona rock”
said a cabinet-maker. who war. asked why he
used he Page‘s Liquid (llue.
Mednnics and artisans know its qua/um.
bill a housekee r has to Iran: from rrprrl-
mu when mam ed things "STAY PI’T; '»ar
perhaps she buys a cheaper glue (2 cents!)
and In: a sadder experience. 22
EPAGES
uouln G LU E
READY“ I!!!
No beatlng needed. No acid to inlure delicate
lacy-work. BOTTLES to cents In! s.lieevcv)'wlu-re
all
I "flinging
Declaration.
“s is.
d g Rings for belles and
\ , bellsthat ring-«liver
‘ ' chiming bells on
clocks of modern and
,, _. those of antiqo design
but all unique In their
way. Rings of gold
plain with and gents: rings of silver or any
other metal you prefer. but brass -»illose
we do not carry.
Mm...“
lion‘urr l3. Iioyt.
ansdllo Iv
v
a Golden-
IleaIEstaleandlnsurance.
WA!!! ”610! "HI-1'.
forum loot! tor lot. or house anelm
lib view 3? purc'hasi . are invited lo
cal sustain: our list. 0 have them or
sale in
crime and on can
every traumas sit! at ”V
II. II. "All!"
City Employment Agency.
in North Main street. Mill Namath.
"A"!!! Ilfllnla‘llLI-n be
Competent laundreaa dasirse work by t
day or will take it hm. first class work.
ladies deem hel In as on city can
now obtain thoughts unwieldy." ll. ti
‘1!
"Wanna.
HOYT’S THEATRE
Tllllmlsy. Itvtmlnr lill.
PRESENTS
IIIIIE HUBER] In
and silk. ltis pointed.
“It STICKSnne
a
he. ‘2 GazetteBuilding,
‘ ‘ FUR CAP'ESp
For months pm we have been planning and providing for this . Fall’-
in the market we had made our purchases. Since then prices of almost every
but propose to give our customers the bone
taken advantage of this advance,
means a saving.
minim. - will?
HOYT’S THEATRE.
ONE WEI-1K
Commencing Monday. (lot 28.
BANNER WEI). and SAT.
MICKIY Cfllllli OPERA Cl].
THEIR DWII IlliliiIESTIIA.
‘ lo ARTISTS ll).
AMAZON MAIIL’IIES! liouusuls (.‘dls'i‘l‘ilI-ls;
Monday. "CRIMES OF‘ NI'IRMANDY."
Tuesday. "sits Ill-\VOLO."
Dg'sduesday. "PRINCESS 0F TREBIZON-
l‘hursday. "mo PASHA."
Friday. "lI'A’I'INI'IZA."
Saturday. ‘ M AHUO’l‘ l‘ll'.“
Wednesdax‘Matinee. "LA PERI"HOLE."
Saturdu atlnae.’ "RAID PASHA."
calorie. 15.2... 35 and 50 Cents.
Matinee—Adults :illc. Children we. to all
parts of the house.
Seats now on sale at Plaisten’s and Wood's
drug stores. 02!
'ltnwlll can Home
Saturday, November 2.
MAIINEE AND NIGHT.
Mirth and Merrilneat.
CHARLES. E. BLANEY'S big
HIDE flflflilll BOMPAIIV'S
LATEST SUCCESS
I BIGGIGE CHECK.
Headed by James 1‘. Kelly,
and a superb cast. flee the
TRIIJIY QI'ADRILLE,
21ml ITIiIN’I‘l'IiY GIRLS,
ATHLETIC GIRLS.
All Novelties.
50 NEW and (IltllilNAI. SI’I'ZtTIAIJI‘IHH.
More music than a condo opera.
Prices. night. 75 cents. on cents, 25 cents.
Matinee, 50 cents and 35 cell's.
tioats on sale at Wood‘s drug store. Nor-
wfllkt, and Tomlinsoa's drug storr. South N'or.
w
Lizzie llelrose
”'“lan.....n n...
meson. NOVEMBER 5.
(Till I Nil
lN ALL my BIIPERLA'l‘lVlC EXCELLENCE
The Mama-Work of spectacular minnows
THE
Bllllll Billlllli
in four arts and sixteen tableaux.
Written by the 1an Ohm. Barron.
:I liuwltchinlrly Lovely Premiers It
A Ilartoite of French l’uadrlile Dancers
ii" Isl-optionally Iloaull ul (toryphl-es 2'0
liar Loads of Hum ltuons Hl‘t‘lwl"!
'l‘ons of Mass vs Armor
ll (lrand liailets II
A "mi. of European H‘ywrialtlcs.
Hundreds of Parisian lostnmou.
The l’osltlmly Unoxcelled ’l‘ranst‘orrmv
p i In I “lion lsvene. al Wm:
revs in. 0mm. Milton» 0 at 's
are: sure, ilurwsih: Tomilnaon's. math Nor-
waI . oil)
Hart’s Opera House
Grand Vocal and In-
Bush ll lie illl‘llll chllai
ltllll. roman n. .
4mm: TBS 5!}!le 0' “I”!!!
tier-eat hall "desist and Berna.
him-d, lie. ’ilerwall.
my. KARL DIE!!!» olascros.
Every cape we sell is fully guaranteed by us.
the new flaring collars and the best trimmings and linings.
Electric Seal. China Seal. Algerian Seal.
Wool Seal. Marten
'Partlea intending to purchase a cape this season wh
and we will hold the garment until required.
We are receiving new Jackets and Capes every day; llisses', Children’s and Infants' Clocks.
TRISTRA MA & HYATT,
yoke back. crambric trimmed, with
collar.
dc Modley's goods—~the wholesale price of the socks is 31 25
doz.——onr price this week will be 11
the profit is yourself.
are and slips at zoc~worth more
at .1 to each.
tor for them you would
no, well, it admits of
Norwalkgg
for business. Before other merchants were
blade! for have advanced. We have not
tit of It. Thus you one see why buyingofuc ‘
They are made of the choices; skins and in the latest styles. All have
WE HAVE ALL LENGTEB IN
Astrakhan,
and French Cone .
o are not fully prepared to do so, can make their selection now
new line just opened.
NOR WALK, CT.
sanitation.
Lad ies’ Coats
~AN D——-
FUR CAPE
It is always bargain day with us. We do not set
apart one day for bargains, but they are always
found in any department of our store.
Anna lifiunnu
Examine our stock and be convinced our prices
are below our competitor's.
scurlilllt Hill,
it Washington Street. South Ilermll. Bonn.
Club Building, Iicrwsll, Bonn.
E.
W18 MAKE
AN EXCEPIIUNAL IliFEll THIS WEEK
In Lady’s Night Dress at 49:. Mother Hubbard style with
either standing or turn over
At 75c we have a much finer garment, Hamburg trimmed.
At line we are offering a beauty worth 01 25 of anybody’s
good money Also on ladies’ drawers—we would call your atten-
tion to our price, 250.
ieh of title goods.
They are not fancy; but the quality and fin-
so due Gente’ Half More in mixed and solid colors.Pillinga
c per pair. You can see w at
50 dos Children’s and Infants' Cotton ii‘lsnnei night draw-
than that to make them.
15 dos of Ladies’ Wrappers, all good dark colors and choice
patterns. guaranteed to be made from the very best 64164 calico;
the goods would cost you more than the pri
viz , 69c each.
on we shall charge,
10 pieces of Frill Edge Dotted and Fancy Swiss, the newest
things for Curtains 25c per yard.
3 gross of Extra Whisk Brooms, black enameled handles,
This is just the mason when you will what one of those
Oil Heaters weareahowi “85.00. The will do the h
mmema' some". ofany moderate sized reeling and do it without any odor w ~
Jun run» "01%
300 Extra Large Earthenware Cnrpidors, if we said a quar-
notlhink the price ontofthe wa , but
no argument whatever. See west w ndow.
you may do don’t fall to examine these 83o
i
Whatever else
all wool Scotch mixtures we are showing.
Norwalk Chronicler