Hts. Douglass, of Ocean Grove, is viall- Ill: hot sister. Mrs. William Brush, of _ «duo street. The Italian Mutual Improvement soci- at: will elect oillcers. Sunday afternoon, ' at the residence of Dr. Tito. 'Wllliam Olmstead, son of General Charles. Olmstead of Norwalk. who has been seriously ill at Mt. Vernon, is im- proving. wPure' ice cream. Lane's Eddie Holmes has.“ been liberally reward- ' ed by Adams Brothers, of Norwalk, for capturing their runaway horse. W ednes- day morning. ‘ -—Freali Pork. 8c. lb. N. Y. Market. Dwyer’s band will give a concert at the Nor-walk Opera House, tonight. the oc- casion being the opening of St. Mary’s church fair. The condition of Dr. W. L. Weed. who . la sick at his home on West Main street. remains about the same. He is still un- able to be at his ofllce. Talmadge Baker is able to be about- again. He resumed his office work yester- day for the first time since the accident befall him at the Washington street bridge. The Norwalk Gas company ‘hfllciala deny that the company has made any Ohio: to settle the Katie Valentine death claim, as reported in a local paper. —Forequarter Lamb. 4c lb N. Y. M‘k’t. At the regular business meeting of the King’s Daughters of Trinity church. dele— gates were appointed to attendhthe state convention in New Haven, November ‘30, 2!. Clifford Cutbill, son of! Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Cutbill, of Spring street, is- quite sick, threatened with pneumonia. Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. liovt, of Chest- nut street, Norwalk, are very sick with- pneumonia. Aslight improvement was noticeable in Mr. lloyt's conditionllyes terday. ——Come to the mission service at Grace church tonight at ll o‘clock. itev. i“. W. ‘Tomkins, J r preacher. _ Conductor T. E. Smith of the Consoli— dated road went to New Haven Sunday, for the purpose of joining the Independ- ent Order of Railway Conductots. The dense fog hanging over the Sound and harbor yesterday was denser than any ain many years. There was virtually no trafiic as travel by water was exceedingly dangerous. —Leg Lamb, 90. lb. N. Y. Market. : * The city oilicials of Norwnlk find that but little of the trolley current is lost. and that if the present system of binding the rails is used in future construction, there will be no fear of electrolysis. There will be a game of chess between Norwaik and Bridgeport players, at the Norwalk club rooms. tonight. The last we was played at Bridgeport and stood, Norwalk, a: ;: Bridgeport. 5‘.. ’ Contractor W. P. Beers has commenced ‘ w work on the front of Marvin Brothers new building on Washington street. The bricks used are light colored. in harmony with the attractive fronts of other bulld- inga on the street. ‘ -~Boots, shoes and robbers at prices which defy competition now at (3. ll. Harvey’s old fondly boot and shoe store. Paul Orrin, of ilarien. wont squirrel hunting but. met, and his lore was so badly poisoned that it is impossible for hlmto continue hisduties as night tele— graph operator at the depot. ll. Forester is taking his place. Prof. H. W. Clark, connected with the experiment station of the biaseschusetts Board of Health. at Lawrence. will be at the truck house Tuesday evening. Kev ember 12th, and explain and answer ques- tioneregerding sand nitration of public water. The water commissioners hope for a large attendance. «Great sacrifice of boats and shoes at 0. H. Harvey’s shoe store. as goods must . he sold. ~oelu with «pneumonia. St. John's Lodge of Mason. of How» walk. visit New ceases Lodge hint Wail; ' neaday night. The young l area of the First Math-idler Episcopal church will meet at the par-coo age tonight «Go to Harvey’s shoe store if you want goodaatyoarown prices. asyou needtha shoes andiwe need the money. ,3 Willianifille. a Stamlord saloon Eup- fl'. WM tried for violation of the liquor laws and a verdict of guilty rendered late yesterday dlternoon. The court imposed a due of nouns ioste, which the accused paid. . The committee for the young men's soc- ial club of St. Paul’s "church will hold a meeting tonight. ~Come to the mission service at Grace church tonight at 8 o ”clock Rev. 1". W. Tomklns, Jr., preacher. There was a heavy fog on the water last night and vessels were delayed on account of it. The Norwalk propeller went to New York as usual. Extra operator Knapp is relieving day operatorka at the dock. The latter is spending a few days in New York city. -—New Yeoman derby, at 0' Brien s. w The five-year-old son of John A. Weed, the New Canaan grocer, started a bonfire in the hay loft of his father’s barn. yester- day. and the fire department were called 'out to quench the flames. The adjourned auction sale of the household elfects of the late J. J. Willard will take place tomorrow morning. -—-Umbrellaa and canes, at O'Brien’s. Monday evening next is the date set for the musical treat which will be alforded those who attend the grand vocal and in- strumental concert to be given in Hoyt'a Theatre for the benefit of the Norwalk Hospital, under the auspices of the Ger‘ mania Sanger-band. and l-sdin' society ure is offered tomorrow at the auction sale at in Bayview avenue. The stock offered embraces everything in the house bold line. Sale commences at m o'clock. See advertisement for full particulars. ~th Hams. 101:. lb. N. Y. Market. The vvnter filter which Engineer Rider had on exhibition at Raymond Brothers’ wharf has been moved to Railroad place in front of the Water Commissioners odicefand will remain there for a few days. so that people can see it in opera- tion. The Norwalk Street Railway company has had poles distributed through Rall- road place on which to string its wires for the new double track. The work on North Main street is progressing rapidly The present track will be moved to the westward to make room for the other track. ~—Leg Mutton, Sc. lb. N. Y. Market. During the excavation for the Norwalk Street Railway company's double track on North Main street, a crosswalk fronr'r the south side of Marshall street to E. A. Woodward's residence was found, buried about six inches below the macadam road. It has probably been there since the road was laid, six years ago. The laying of a conduit on West avenue for the wires of the Southern New Eng— , land Telephone company has been com- plewd as far as the dividing line between South Norwalk and Not-walk, and there the work has stopped, on account of [the Norwalk clly ollleluls and the telephone people being unable to agree.“ recorded exclusively in The Sentinel yesterday. The avenue has been left in a better .con- dition than is usual when excavation for such work is made. Ladles' felt hats. $1.00 at U'Brien's. The folly of having two streets in a town named alike was demonstrated again Wednesday night. when a llungar- inn girl who wanted to gozto St. John ave» nue. East Norwalk, waslelt at StJobo «venue, .‘orwalk. by a Tramway con- ductor. After looking in vain for the place where she belonged, she called at the Hoyt residence and begged to be taken in. saying that she had lost her way and did not know where she was. (leach natured Mice Fannie lloyt accompanied her to every house on St. John avenue. but in vain. The girl could speak scarce Iy any English. but Miss lioyt finally found that she knew Harvey's intelli genes oillce, and thither she took her. Mr. liarvey meented to keep her over night and send her to Whistleville the next morning. “Mm—‘- - Fresh Shoulders, 8c. lb. N. Y. M‘k't (NORWALK I!“ 08 storm: not.) “ Pure and Sure.” A rare opportunity to purchase furnll- ‘ DONOVAN’S BLOCK. Oomhloo tho “I’m-I'll AID III]... E. m. Jackson. (Over 1'. We Confectionery.) EDWARD forte to supply your wants. Our stock is | Children, for your inspection. get some idea of what you desire. Edward No. Silllllll SIIEMIIIII. llIlIEll. O‘cwwm f .u n“wm“'”..'m'““§:? . - walk. Pall :ud soothe late“ It]. In wring hate. caps. are. an ”WW in men, South Norwalll Art Stndeata‘ be! no Course. Mrs. V D. heati- L'ngan. Isa (trace Leonie Prenti-e. Instructors Apply to line Scott, at Public Library. nouth. 3!:qu L )l Guildhall, no, Sclniloiluic ( lie System of lasieal aad Vocal laatraellea Indorsed and I'atroaizrd by the lloyal family. nobility and Gentry of haglaad ) Ills. [Hill Illilll. Pnpll of the aim world famed School of alorioaad Planororte instruction. is now red to rmwe ‘pnpilelu South Norwalh Extend". and to moan Ihe moat thomngh instruction by this rapt Ily progressive and on. equalled tome! musical education. Yet-3v a pure and perfect tone drt’clo (pp-ed. Exiting music at algh' delicacy comb ad with firmness of touch. elation! and flexibil- ity of fingering are speedily air-mired by lhla "gnu?" our.“ permission)! 1.0 ii)- I! la“ y ”M Samuel Fair hsnnoa. BI. D. southm Kora-la: on u... Rowayton;Jamea(‘ampbe-I. Bl Address all communications. alt-2.x wa case. leltel's lea lad-airy. The Imperial For company is a new industry which has located in Bethel.aod it promises to prove a boon to the town. George A. Shepard a: Sons are the prime movers of the concern. They have ae- cured the old Sonia corset shop and have thoroughly orerhauled it. fitting it up for a plant to manufacture and cut hat- ters' for. The company will bezin opera— tions as awn as the plant can be placed in position. and will place goods on the market during the coming season Lures-rs “a. ‘ Monday. November lb has been select. ed as the date of the light between llarry bane. of Bridgeport. and Joe l’laherty. of New London. It will In for trial a aide andwill he fought to a finish with gloves. It will necessarily come of! in private and the battle ground. If selected. has not yet been announced. John Beck. Lane’s hacker. went to New London. yesterday. to perfect the arrangements for the light. BROAD IIIVEII. The laying of rails on the Tramway company‘s extension to Broad lllver is in progress, and the work will be pushed rapidly forward. Tbth-ea Squires. of llrmhlyn. who weregueetaof Homer Buttery. have re turned home WIIIIPAIIK. allies Aiken has accepted a bone at IIII town farm Joseph lie-don is ieernlngtornna trolley car on the West avenue line. llaalonnrotherahaveporehaaedtheh llllmfarhatmaabary. "mm " Aeoawaaharal’edaadayalghtte fir and Ira. Jebahhaetm avenue. Handmade.- lo- 20 film “Wholesaler“ ' i. s. not. Proprietor. FREE DELIVERY J ACKSON’S PHOTOGRAPHS and to fumble than with tho M Mom of the PIIO‘IOOBAPIIIO “1'. M39! WWON‘O' CHILDREN‘S STUDIES. Winter Under-wear. The time for wearing heavy Underwear is upon us. We have made special cf- of goods we carry. Look at the stock. You will iind something to suit you. liar-fiery. We are agents for Onyx Hosiery. ,Wheu you see the namp Onyx on llose, you are looking at the best black illusion made. Art Goods Spend a few minutes looking at the display we make of these goods. You will it ie one of our great specialties. 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. Nellie M. moo-yd. not: neurone demudealterallv greatl onthes . pl for the table. "As you a’aeliere i: p mar and we endeavorto makem it first class in everything. ‘ OYSTEBI‘, OLAIS, IIA'I'S of all Inland PISII. WI CANHUI'BI BEAT IN‘ QUALITY 08 PRICE. Beath Sn ar l‘Cnred Hams, 11c per lb. or]: , 8s per lb. l’orterhouae Steak, lilo per lb. Sirloin Me per lb. Round “ 10c per lb. Shoulder “ llc per lb New York Market WASHINGTON STREET. Ouralmiatogivaeatlefactloutoourpatrona. Photographer. ‘8 Wall Street. Norwalk. Cons. STREET. arge and prices are very low for the kind Full stock for Ladies’ Gentlemen and Street Disbrow. TEACHER 0F PIANO Terms revocable on application. Address. .5 West avenue. augw 6m ll. H. PlIISTEB, DRUG (ailST. WE WANT YOUR TRADE, .‘AND MAKE PRICES LOW ENOUGH TO SAVE YOU MONEY. tome and See! PLIISTEII’S Always Cures. 25c and 50c per bottle. Plili'l‘lill’i BENZIIN CBEII cures clasped hands and sore lips. n. u. Pilllllfl it lutlagten tine. liflliliH REMEIIY' I “I’ll?” t The Little FeIIOWS A N Don’t Like OverCOats, And you can’t blame them, for how can they run," romp and play. which is the natural thing for a boy, with a long overcoat dangling around their legs. j Should you succeed in getting one on them they will ‘ ten to one come home with it on their am. We have just the thing for them, and ’ ‘ They Are All the Go, REEFER. Only comes below the waist, leaving-free action for the limbs. Besides, that part of the body never gets cold. Come in all sizes, from 3 years up. " In lsimchan. thevlois and thinehillas, costing $2. 50. $3. $3. 50. $i. $5. $5.50 and $6. [Jeep Sailor and lllsln collars with fluid; Gold and lint Buttons. You’ll find the boys will always be ready to wear them. They look very jaunty. FULL LINE OF SUITS. Carry LEGGINS, Leather and lint. Si in $2.50. COMSTOCK BROS... l4 South lleln Street, South Harwell; , MILFORD A. GIFFIN, MANAGER. Masonic Building. Ismail. ll It's that part of corn which remains after the free starch is extracted. The strongest point which is made for it is that it contains a large percentage of albumen. or pro- tein; in fact. it contains all there is in corn. and it is thb ingredient which tends to make hens lay, or to produce milk if fed to a milch cow. Gluten Feed Is also rich in fat, containing about eleven per cent.. and this, next to protein, it ie the moat valna ble ingredient in any Iced etufl‘. I can prove it to be the best feed for cream for the cost. of any feed ever used. MANUELT. HATCH. 15 MARSHALL eraser. The Leading Grain Dealer. AGII'I‘ '03 l Buffalo Gluten Feed lor Cattle, Chickens and Horses. I BEST GRAIN BRANCH omen. roaaoesus BOLMANS' AND came. uvenv erases. PERHAPS YOU DON’TI But if you should want any Diamonds.“ Watches. Jewelry or or your Watches, Clocks and Jewelry re- paired and cleaned, call or send at once to A. W. AUSTIN, , NOR WALK. Silverware OPERA HOUSE BLOCK NW FORANOVEMBE? SALE At the Family llmll and Shoe Store of C. H. HAR VEY. The goods will be closed out at reduced prices for one month only. so now is the time to lay in a winter’s supply of BOOTS, SHOES and RUBBERS while they can be boughtat BARGAIN PRICES. O. ’ II. IIABVEY. d it toll Dealer in lloots. Shoes and Rubbers, Leather and Shoe mo Wham“ is“ Manufacturer of Children s Shoes. .0 North Main Street. ALSO OFFICE OF CITY EMPLOYMENT AHENCY ARDWARE. J .. A...“ Combined with patience and m, are essential to success in building 19 a business. We point with m pridetoonr store and stock, all lhvlto not only a continuance of our mt patronage, but an acquaintaaeewlth new customers. We are certain topless- you. so. ioivni state, as 1 alumnus mes. traveler“:It
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