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WIHHEIIS III THE PRIZES
Close of the Ten Nighls' Fair at St.
Joseph's Parish.
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THE IIEIIEIPTS WILL BE IIVEII II. 300
Rev. 1411111 1.1v1411m 11111 no 11.111441: oi 1411
Fleet Err'ullvlluiilioil Over 1114 newn—
Dancing lolbs little ol the Philhar-
' motile: Emily Enjoyed.
The ten nights’ fair of St. Joseph’s
Roman Catholic parish, held in Music
Hall. was brought to a close, last night.
It has'been-nea’rlyas successful as the
fair last year. and in the matter of re-
coipts has been most gratifying to Rev.
him '1’. Winters and the members of his
church, who did so much toward
making lta success. The net receipts
will probably be over $1,300.
The numerous handsome articles con-
tributed to the fair by the merchants of
Norwalk were disposed of as fol-
lows, Arthur Merriam acting as judge:
Hall lamp, No. 87. Lawrence Mailer,
Union stre'et;boy's suit, No. 25, W11-
liamFlynn; baby dolls, No. 56, Miss M
I". Shields, Hamilton street; Turkish
pipe, No. 84, Fred Austin, Noroton
Heights; album, No. 12, Owen Riley;
order foralady's but, No. ’1', Wallace
Williams, Chestnut street; head rest,
No. 99, George S. Trowbridge;_two her
role of apples, No. '74, Mrs. Boston, 20
Elizabeth street; large cake. No. iii),
Miss. Maggie Disher; carving set, No. 22‘,
Miss Bessie Week. Ann street; pair of
bronze 'statues, No. 12, Miss Delia
Hinds, Noroton; load of split wood, No.
14, Dr. J. T. Kennedy;umbrclla,No.1111,
Lawrence Mnber; comfortable, No. 711,
William H. Knapp, fancy rocker, No. :3,
Robert G. Mitchell; piano stool, No. 17.
Miss Sadie Ladrigan: sofa pillow, No. 1111,
Otto Barthel; mantel clock, No. iii), Mrs.
J. Linxweiler, parlor lamp, No. 31. J.
J. Brown; vases, No. 67,,Mrs. Owen
Riley; barrel of sweet potatoes, No. 4,
Right Rev. Bishop Tierney; fancy
scarf, No. 14, Bertha Eustis, South
First street; fancy chair, No. 53, Mrs.
Patrick Slattery; landscape, 'No. 511.
FatherM. P. McCarthy, Nor-walk; fur
rug,No.5. Miss Delia Monahan; pair
of blankets, No. (15, Mrs. Matthew
Friend, Lowe street; silk bed quilt, N44.
7-1, Clifford Hayes; oil stove, No. 11111,
Patrick Mockler;porticre curtains, No.
74, Miss Mary Malone; lace curtains,No.
75, Bishop Tierney; lady's but, No. I,
No. 21, Rev. G. M. O’Brien: parlor
table, No. 83. F. Jones, East Norwnlk;
85 gold piece, No. 111, William Feeloy;
large rug, No. 111, J. W. Weisbeii, Tay-
lor avenue; chest of ten. No. :5, Edward
Flynn. Hanford place; china set,
No. 87, Daniel Sheehan, Winnipuuk;
lire prcof safe, "No. 9. Willie O‘Brien;
range, No. 1'16, W. A. Brown; hull rack.
No. 107, Joseph Tammany, Jr.; amber
cigar holder, No. 1'26, Albert Baldwin;
counterpane, No. 27. Miss Mary i’ppp,
Washington street; ton of coal, No. 115,
Mrs. Emma Sniilin, West street; parlor
stove, No. 32, Mrs. W. 1. Stevens, Row—
uytou; hand-painted umbrella jar, No.
1111, Dunn Bissell; silver set, No. 127.
Mrs. Louis Sodcrstrom; belle of the fair.
No. 123, Mrs. Henry Stcegumlier, 511
Fort Point street; banquet lamp, No.
1711, Mrs. Becker, 11!) North Main strt'et:
carpet, No. 1111, Miss Lizzie Mailings, 211
Pine street: dining suite, No. 211, Dr. .I.
T. Kennedy: two barrels of floor, No.
19, Ambrose Brewer, Jr.. Noroton;
chamber suite, 132, Mrs. Dufl’y. of Row-
ayton. "
The door prizes Were: A box of cigars.
No. liill), Miss Hannah Winters; bag of
flour, No. 1727 Miss Currie Trowbridge;
stereopticon views, No. 11157. James
Hinds; lady‘s but, No. 1583, Miss Mur-
garet Larrignn; twelve pounds of roast
beef, No llill‘i, Mil-1s Julia Iloughliu;
Donahue 11 Mauritius. No. 111 '15, ll. Whit-
lock; pair of lady‘ :1 shoes, N41. 1759, Mrs.
Joseph U'iirlen; ten bars of soap, No.
151111, unclaimed.
The prize guess cake weighed just sov-
en pounds, nine and one-quarter ounces,
and went to Owen Riley.
The time not occupied by the draw-
ingsdast ht, was given up to dancing.
which was greatly enjoyed. The Phil-
harmonic orchestra, with Richard
Sweeney as prompter, has given excell-
ent satisfaction every night of tho fa'r.
NORWALK OICYCLIETI IN OANBIIIIY.
Tm Win a Good 811m of the ileum II lino
Fair.
Robert Wherle and William Shepard,
Norwalk bicyclists who competed in the
Dunbnry fair races, yesterday, did very
, well.
Mr. Whoric came in third in the mile
open, third in the mile handicap. and
fourth in the half-mile handicap.
Mr. Bhepard came in third in the me
handicap, third in the half-mile handi-
cap, and first in the 2:40 class. ’1 be
time he made did not come within the
limit, so he did not receive a print 1.
Kirk, of New Canaan, came in first
in the half-mile handicap, beating Alex-
latent! in 8011th 1 Min
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NEPIIBLIOAN RALLY TONIGHT.
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111.11.111.11. L. Barbour will Open the Can:-
pain In Hovl's Open Now.
The first Republican rally of the cam-
paign in South Norwalk will be held to
night in 1111th Theatre.
The speaker will be lion. Joseph L
Bit-boar, who has been heard here be
fore. and always with pleasure.
The South and East Norwalk Repub-
licun clubs will attend in a body, and a
special car will bring up a party of
Rowayton citizens.
The two lower bares of the theatre will
be occupied by Congressman Hill and
his friends and Senatorial Candidate E,
1,). Kceler and friends.
The Adelphi Quartette'will sing.
, The chairman and presiding oiliccr of
the meeting willbo Representative R
TI. Rowan
The reception committee appointed
consists of C. W. l-ltow. .I. W. lhkc, G
H. 'Vosburgh, .lr., Charles A. Walters
and William F. Tammany.
GENUINE SOCIABILITY PNEVAILED.
A Most Dcllghllal Gathering eI lho Young
People of lhe Baptist Church.
The Young People‘s society of the
South Norwalk Baptist church held a
most delightful social gathering in the
church parlors, last night.
dance was large and genuine sociability
prevailed throughrmt the wholacveuing.
The plu'lors and dining-room had been
arranged so as to present a cheerful,
homclikc appearance. A short pro-
gramme was given.
Master Walter Aiken and Miss Maud
I'I.W41lfe41:1cl1g:1vc :1 planer-14110. Miss
Wolfe also recitczl three times in :1 most
charming 1111111114-,r which won hearty
:1pplun11:1,witl1 cut-ores. Miss Wolfe is
fromi tratford, and this was her first
appearance in this city. She won the
approval of her heart-rs by her work last
night, and would at another time 111
sure of ' 11 large Welcome. Fred
Jennings, of South Nor crib, and Mr.
Dunn. of East Norwalk, were heard
twice in a piano and banjo duct, and
were obliged to respond to an enthusi-
asticencorc. W. F.Watorbury, presi-
dent of 1h!1 Stamford Christian Endeav-
or Union, spoke foclingly 111141 with in-
terest up'1n the work of tho Christian
Endeavor society. Mr. Waterbury is
welllikchn-roand isnlwnys surccf :1
hearty welcome.
At the close of the enlcrtniunn' nt ice
cream and cake wore scrvcd by 1114
young 1; idles of the society.
Altogctln-rlbisw was one of the most
successful social gathering-1 this society
ever held, and is ”14' first of u pl'op~11~‘4'4l
series to be, held during the coming
winter.
Tln- committee in charge, to whom
much 41ftl141 crctlit of lb'i success of the
rxscasion is duc, were Min-44's Florence
Jennings. Daisy liydcr and Funny
D'AT'EUEH.
SPEECHES BY FROST AND IIILL.
Pointed Remarks at 11 Banner Raising and
Rally in Bridgeport.
The Republicans of the Ninth and
Tenth districts of Bridgeport bad :1
banner raising last night. and incident-
ally hold a rally in Washington park.
Colonel Russell Frost, of South Nor-
walk, was the first speaker introduced.
He made :1f4'w pointed remarks con-
cerning thocomparative value of gold
and silver. ilo mentioned his l'Xpl'l'I—
cuccs in Italy, win-r41 the medium of
circulation is a depreciated stock of
silver.
Congressman E. J. Hill, of Norwalk.
midi-.11 short address. rlic related sev-
eral anecdotes. (11141 of them brought
to the minds of the audience the lines
of the old story. that of the frog being a
funny animal, rcmn'kublc for its leap-
ing abilities.
T1141 silver candidate, according to Mr.
Iiiil, was as remarkable for his leaping
powers as the frog. Ilryau had changed
from gold to silver, from silver to gold.
1111411111411: again tosilvcr. In doing this
Bryan, according to Mr. illll, had 0111~
leaped the frog.
Mrs. Cleveland in The City.
President Clark's private car was at-
tw-lwd lo the rear of the 3:25 train went
through this city, yesterday afternoon,
call but few people at the depot knew
that the car was occupied by Mrs.
Cleveland, wife of President Clchbmd.
Mrs. Cleveland was on her way back in
Washington from Gray Gables. illn-
cume on to payavislt to tln1 family of
Bunker Benedict, at Greenwich. To-
day Mr Cleveland will come in from
Gray Gables on Mr. Benedict’s yacht
and join his family.
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Why 1264 Enloreo the Low?
Editor of the Sentinel: This town has
declared for license. but, as I under-
stand it, there are still fifty-two days in
the year when there Is tie-license to sell
liquor in this city. Why not rigidly cu-
force the law?
A Worm wuo Vornn ALI. Sun Comm,
11st: .1 Tsxrsvnn.
The attem ,
HIIIITH GEHTEH SHHIIIII
It has Opened‘Wilhm the Largest Ili-
tondanoe in Several Years.
EAHHEST AIIII THIIIIIillIElIL PUPILS
The Study oi Botany Taken Up and Prizes
Awarded lor lhs Best Floral Specimens
~Commsndablo Work in 114111411191
' , ~Tllo Rollolllonor.
The North Center school has opened
with the largest attendance in several
yc‘ars. 'Dut'iug the month of September
the work was most satisfactory, nearly
every pupil. showing an earnest, nhld
thoughtful attention to duty.
Last spring thcstndy of botany was
tukl 1.1 up by the pupils of, the grammar
department. The instruction was oral,
no books being used; but so great an in
forest was shown that their teacher
offered prizes for the best two collections
of floral specimens guthere mounted,
and classified during the su 1mcr vaca-
tion. The largest collection brought in
numbered ninety five; the next largest,
seventy live; others collected from
twenty toiifty specimens each. These
were all neatly pressed, mounted and
named. The first prize was Won by
1'} V11 Clark.
liyxbccr received the second prizes.
i'idg 1r Huvilnnd was awarded a hand—
somc prize for gaining the highest rank
in scholarship and dcportmcnt during
the past two years.
The work in physiology done in this
School is also(24111111111114l11bl41. N41 books
are uscd, but intercst in line work is
kin and churts provided by the com-
mitteo.
The library started last spring by tin-
g4'1n41rous contributions of interested
friends, has increased to over two hun-
dred Volumes. These have all been our.
err-d, nunlbcn-d 11nd catalogued in al-
phnbclicul 411'414-1' by the pupils. The in
ilucm-o of this library is circady maul-
fcsting itself, proving 11 powerful f11ct4 r
in raising the standard of the school
Those who wore perfect. in attendance
during September were, in the grum-
111111' deportuurnt, ('411'1'111 tel-rs, Maud
(7:1stl41..li'111.1n§c '.halnn’srs. l'lvn ('lzn'k,
.l4-uni41 Dickson, l'lvu Gregory, Huron-.11
Jame-'1. I'lllu [1111.11, .l411111i4- 11I4'\'4-i1.:l1, Liz-
zie McVeigh, (inn-44 ltoborts. Maggo-
bdwrts, l'ldnn 'l'utllc, l'.111.-'141 Wilson.
Eli“ Wh'il41_\',(llnu'l4s Iii'itto. (‘lul'cln'c
lnyn-c, lidgul‘ Huvxlond, ll41111o_1' Mlllcr,
William liidcr, Arthur Williams and
Winl'n'ld Sanford. Muud 11111141111 was
tardy 011414; (inn-4' (.‘lurk and (iluylon
Sanford, nbselitonc-Iiulf 4l'.1_v: Alice (Jan'—
gill and Frank ,ll44yl, itlixt'lli 41114-
day In tho primnry dopnrnncnl (‘l'1121
Iiyingnoi, Inllizui (‘1'1111'f411'1l, I‘llld‘l
Ii14l41'. lidith liobcrts, l'ldith Sanford,
Sarah (‘..irgill, May l‘41ttl1. I'hnum Iiol -
cits, lC-lnh Sherwood, licrlic
Schuylcri'lurk, l'l4l\\'.11'4l Mm kcr. .lohu
i’.11'k.~1,llly Keith, Lester H:111f441'4l,lr:1
Whuloy, ilm'old iluviluud. Willie l’urks.
I'I'vcritl I‘4-ttit, Ituy Sherwood 11nd liar-
4114i Wutcrlnu‘y were perfect; :1I1e4'111 111144-
31' llln
half day, l'lrlwnl'd Slovcuson, Russell
Sanford; one day, Arthur 11‘114'l1, l‘cl'cy
'I'l'tlow.
TWELVE NEW MEMBERS RECEIVED.
Olher imporlnnl Mailers Aclcd Upon by 11111
Twin City Wheelmen.
'L'hc 11loutllly mccliug of thc l"uiu
City Whoolun'n was held last night.
There was 11 good attendance." Attorney
l.4141l).1\'ls acted as chairnutu and 4-11-
Councilman Fox was secretary.
it was votcd to send Attorney (ll-orgi-
II. Vosburgh to ltlcrldon us the (It-1111:1114-
to the state whenlmon's convention, or,
if he could not no, to send an alternate,
The club decided to procure 11 111101411-
billiard table, and Messrs. (i. ll. V'os.
burgh, Juil'ph Davis. Francis linrrilt,
W. A. Wheeler and were appointed a
4.1 unmitlcc to attend t4) the matter. :
The club will have r4~1urns from the
state and lirl‘l-lllli'llllltl elections bulletin-
wl at 11141 club rooms on the night of
1'1'111111'1' ll.
Twolvc n41w candidates Wcro received.
111111 it was Vulml that when the mom-
bernbip rcucllv'n 1271 to inc run-:11 tln' lnili
11tionl41ot441142, and win u the members
number 1541. to inc l‘I‘ilfll‘ the fee to 11.1.
A new janitor is lo 114- secured at once
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Large Republican Gains.
The town elcc lions bold in this :1.qu
yesterday show Intact Republican gains
“our 11.115 than tin-ac of 1111171 showed
(“my 11.111. Hi the 11111 towns that Villml
last your ninety-right were Republican,
thirty-eight were Democratic and thirty—
six divided. 'l‘ln-rc Wore 1112 towns
which votcd Monday. The results, so
far turban be lcnrncd, in-licato thntof
these 1111 are Republican. alghmtm
Democratic and sixteen divided. This
lsu ‘llopublicau gain of sixteen towns.
with two 111 ’l‘ollnnd county. i’oltou and
Hebron, to hear from, The only Re-
publican losnwas in Litchileld county.
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~81rloin steak, 12,150. N. Y. Mitt.
SOUTH NORW
(iruco li1borts and Clarence '
greatly increased by the excellent 111'111i-'
' Nui'wulk 1'4414'1'11 that 11'
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trio 14411114 141111 14111114.
Bowlers” no n 114:. 3111111 1.411;
M Moldoneoln Slovsodlml.
The refinance of Mrs. Sarah Long-
stuli’. in fitsvens street, Norwalk, was
(3an last night by burglars, and $10
'In money lmm stolen.
The money was in two pocket book»,
hub of which were found empty in a
11431 ghborimr yard.
It is thought that the burglars entered
the house about midnight, as noises
were heard alxmt that time by people
living next door.
The backdoor was opened With nip-
pcrs, and then the doors leading from
the lower floor to the sleeping apart-
ments above were carefully closed so
tint the occupants would not be arous-
ed. The Eidebonrd ill thediniug room.
where the pocket-books had been placed,
was r1flod,nnd the house was left in
111141111111,
Edward Chasmar, Mrs. Longstalf's
sou-indnw, thinks that an attempt was
made to enter his house. He heard
someone at his back door during the
night. Mr. Chasmur resides in thenext
house to Mrs. Longstud’s.
Vlslrun .11141'1'111111‘11411's11.
At the rerlidcncc of C. ii. liayles, at ii
Slovene street, Mrs. Ihyles was aroused
about 1:200’cl14ck by Innu'ing some one
prowling around in the kitchen and din:
lug-1110111. The 1141411441 :1 match startl-
ed her still more, and she son-111114111. Her
husband was awakened and bodily put-
toxgon his clothing started to innn'vlcw
the. midnight visitor.
Mrs. Buyies' cries cvidcnily frighten
4141 the burglar, as 144111141 one was heard
tornnont the back door. Mr. liaylcs
started in pursuit, but lost track of the
man in the darkness.
Returning to the house he found that.
the burglar 111141 11111114! arrnugcnmnts to
uppropriateahnt and a coat wine of
the burglar' :1 shoes was found on the
buck sloop.
It is believed that. entrance to the
114111.414: was gained by turning the key in
the buck 4I444'11' with :1 p-1i1' 41f nippcrs.
HE OUT- ORYANS BRYAN.
The Hour Editor's Mos! Telling Argumsn
Against School Consolidation.
I'lliiroi'of 11141. Sentinel:
permit. 11111,
If you will
I Wish I41 will Illc lliii'llll41ll
of (be S-ntll .\ol'wnll.‘ voters to the
brilliant air-41111141111 for school cons. didn-
tion in tho 4111's. of tin Hour 411' (11 loin-r
olh. 'l'hc urtich- Inunlcd. “Work of
Hkulkcrs." contains the following 1T-
111:11'k;1blc clan-ac: "I'11414'1' consolidotn-n
11114'w 1'4'I14141I I141:11'Il\v41ul4l I141 4'I4(*I11ll,41f
41141.11- six, nine 411' t1v41lvo llll'lillti‘l‘rl. I1
isnol problbh- that two-thirds of the
ucw board would be (-114 1:41-11 from South
Noru'ulk. which has six of the 111114-
11141111b-1rs 4f the present board." The
\vritci', in his mud basic to bcruto
him-11's. Light 111141 Iiinncimrtl, has pro-
duccd ”:41 most 14-Ili111: :ll'guunmt against
consolidation, coolly informing lioulb
tin-y will volc
for c4111>'41li4l11.ii.1n, they Will ”probably"
1141 in tho minority on (I141 school board.
The wrilci', tl141 editor prcsuiuubly, out-
liryun; lll'ynn. Just In him alone and
in: will dub-.11 himself.
('.(1\‘~441I.—.\’l‘l41V.
lleillcr-lelhflr.
.l41l1u Keith 1', of Ilridgcport, and
Miss(‘ Iuru l". .Icllil‘lo, off ‘11"thka llil],
were 111.11'1'1441, yesterday, at the uni
4l41n4141 of the bride's aunt, Mrs. Allison
1"1'4111. ltcv. ii. 1-). lhwis, of Hilvcrminc.
performed the ceremony. The brido
looked very prctty in a traveling suit of
dark blue novelty goods. The bride-
11111i4lw1111 Miss .los'n- Keith-r, of Water-
bury, it sister of the groom, and Irving
.lolhll‘c, 41f tillvcrminc, was best man.
Afterau elaborate Wedding breakfast,
Mr. 11ner1-1. liciltcr took the 12:05 p.
m. Expo-.4411 for lioston. Tin-y expect to
be absent about 11 Week, and immediate-
ly upon thcir return will take up their
abode at ll 54-4-14'y street, Bridgman-t.
which Mr. ltcilmr has lately furnished
l'or than-141411114411 of his bride. Among
the guests proscnt were. some from New
York, ‘I'Il‘lllgl'pol't. Waterbury, South
port 111141 We walk The bride received
many handsome and useful presents.
(tho-4».- Pomona.»-"l’opkiu44' is a clever
follow," "What has 144141411111 now?"
"He's put :1 spring gun in his backyard.
a burglar alarm at every window, an
electric mat at each door, and a bulldog
in the kitchen. It 41ml. 111oncy, but be
accomplished the purpom'i be aimed at."
"What was that?" “H4 ’11 got the hired
girl so scared that she's afraid to stay
out late at night.‘
Whlspcrndw’fho 11'1'141ntl-«“Hormcg 1.
herfortnne." The li11omy«-"iiow lu-
terentlngl Made it herself. too. didn’t
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Many Claims Against the Cily1Paid
‘ by the Home“: Council.
A CHECK EllIlN THE THANWAY.
The Company Pays its 811m of $1,500 For
the III! Iiili lmprovrmenltvllopori ol the
Library Association For .soptembor—
Canon and Sldowslln.
Bills fairly swamped the City Council-
of Norwalk, last night, and it took some
time to dismse of them. .
The report of the Library associa-
tion for September was accepted
and the accompanying bills ordered
paid. There were
to the rooms during the month,158 cards
were given out. making a total of 52.1.
The total number of books given out is
Iii-ll. Several gifts of books wcroyrc-
ceived during the month. One hundred
new books were added to the library.
The report of Chief of Police Brwllcy
for the month of September, showing
fourteen arrests, was accepted.
A petition to erect a shed in the rear
of the 114111110141, Kevlar 4&1 Selleck com-
pany's store was granted.-
Mayor thelcr read a communication
from the Time and Weather ,l'Illnr colu-
pauy. It asked for permission to erect
a meteorological pillar in front of the
National Bank of Norwalk. The peti-
tion was endorsed by Cashier Henry i’.
Price. it was referred to the highway
counnitmc, with power.
Thi- (‘4 111114111 decided to place on record
an :1gr4-4-zucnt helm-1111 1l141111144'1v4-s and
the. Norwulk l’olrory company in regard
to land in Smith slrcot thc (ompany nl
I41 .vul the div to use for sidewalk pur-
poses.
A petition for an extension of the
sewer in Quintard place, at an expense
of $1713, was granted.
'l‘lu- mutter of 11' sewer in Prospect
:11'411111c, near the B444I14141r and (lunch
residcuccs, at 1111 4'1111'1111111ec41st oi $131234),
was ref-Troll to the svwcr coumiittec to
report later.
A check from the Nor-walk Tramway
omnpuny for $1.51)”, its share of the Mill
Hill 1111111'114'11’14111,
0114111141111 13- 43'141', of the .in1'1'11144 c4411 1-
lulltm.
.\ n 41r4lllillll4'4' f4 11' th41 4'111'41 411' 11141 Pub—
llc Library. and fixing pcuultics 1111' 1111;;
ulmscol' ill:11<".11114', wus passed :11141 411'-
llu-rcd publisln'll.
'l‘ln- petition of thc Nortvuil: Tram»
way company for double trucks :1 short
4ll:$l::n4'4- 1n I'I.1~'t mug-.1141 1131.14 1:1'111114-4l.
'l'lici'ouncil votcd 141 all 411' the trial
41f1'i'.'il4'.1sc.~' 111 the (‘4111114'1‘1 chamber.
In Ill" matter of tin.- laying of 51:14»
walks in In chord and iiutlm' SIl‘t‘i'l:«', it
was reported [but there \vcl'l' yet some
who had not complied \vnh tI141 44r4l4-1'
Action in the untitcr was 4I411'4-1'1'4'4l.
The ol4-4'li41n oi" city :15” '-.~‘11r.~' c.111n- 11p,
11nd('hnrlcs(1111151111441. \V. II. liyingtun
11ml (.3. N. Wood wr-rc choscn. .
A mutter that arouscll considerable
discussion was the failure of lln‘ catch—
basin ncur Dr. I'llIlllll'y'H 1'4 14l4l411n'41 to
properly take care of the wan-1' in heavy
stornni. It was voted to have the basin
rcbuilt.
l‘ouucihnnl1(‘hincrsu of the lire com-
mittoc, was authorized to buy a 114-\\'
for I’ionccr Hook and 1.1141414-1'
company, and also to have 1114: sanitary
arrangements at 1I14~ 4141111p:111_',"11 quarters
improved. ,
Adjourned to 1 lctobcr ill.
1-44’4111'41
Nolhing Oul "little.
it takes an eternal hustle to 111-4111 at
tl1cbcu4l nowadays in anything. N44
11111t41rwh11tyonr business may 11c, 11‘
you would kccp ahead of you'd-41111111111-
tors, you must get up early in the womb
ingovcry day in the week. Take the
Immense clothing house of Moign iv. (to,
at Bridgeport, 1111,1111cx111npl41. If hust-
ling wusn’t' the rate there they could
never hold the loud they now have in
the cloting business of this section.
'i'hoy 1111'. always on the cent for the
newest and best. in clothing, and during
the summer they wore particularly
active in getting together the goods that
now comprise their Full showing.
To look through the store and note the
splendid array of clothes for men and
boys and tonotc tho Hl,’(!lllllil.f variance
between the value of the goods and tho
14.1wncssof the price, is but to 114111110
that asprlccs llldVl‘ fallen month aft4r
month, values seem to rise high;
or and higher in the clothing world.
A visit to Mcigs do (541314 sttn'c will re-
pay any student of economics or nuym 0
who is interested in buying good cloth-
ing at the price of cheap clothing- —nn4l
who of us is not?
1
A meeting of the ministers of tho
ll’ait'licld County Crmgmgntionnl society
W114i held at the West l'lud'lhmgrega»
tionul church in Ilridgcpmt, yesterday.
Interesting pamrs were read by mem-
bers and guests of 1110 society, and
the general Welfare of the church was
discussed.
3,518 visitors.
war-sf turned ovcr i1 .
OONN.. WEDNE‘IDA OCTOBER 7.1896.
AFTERNOON DISPATOI'IES
111111 Not 111 111111111111 11.....1’. tho sir-11.
(Jon's l‘AN’l‘lNlIPlJZ, (lot. 7.-—lt was semi-
officially announced today that the
Turkish government has decided notto
admit the United States cruiser Bun-
croft or the guardsbip's of Greece and
Holland through thebtrait of Diuda—
uelles. Russia is said to have prompted
the decision of the sultan.
Operators' Sirilie Declared Oll.
(Hpociul to The Sentinel.)
(lot. 7le141 .. operators'
.‘anudinu Pacific road was
declared 4111' this morning, the company
agreeing to reinstate all except those who
committed acts of violence.
‘ Movrnnsn,
strike on the
Dealh 4111 French General.
(Special to the Sentinel.)
France, Oct. 7.~(ioneral
who defended Paris until it
’7l,4hed
Torus,
Tooher,
surrendered to the (lermuns, in
this morning.
TWIN CITY FOLKS.
The doing and Coming ol Norwaik People and
Their Friends.
Mrs. S. I). liyxbec, of 111 Madison
street, has gone to Moridcu to spend :1
week with Collector liyxbce.
The Misses Main-l and Grace Ray—
mond, of South Norwnlk. arc Fair wcek
guests of Miss Lena (i. Wildm'an, of
1'!!! M 11in str414at.—«l).111l1ury' News.
Captain i". it. Slovene and Captain L.
Ii. iiuymund, 411" South Nor'walk. were
registered at the Windsor Hotel. Bridge-
port, yesterday.
Mrs. Homer I". Iiucknum. of South
M11 11 street, has gone to Springdaic to
make :1 visit.
Charles Prescott, clerk in the South
Norwulk 1111:1t—4iffi4'e,-lelt town yesterday
on a two win-ks' vocation.
Miss Medal Adams, of Taylor umv
one, is spending the week with friends
in Danbury.
Jesse M , Trving and Victor Fen'is
and Clarence Nash attended the Dan-
bury fair, yesterday.
MN. 1‘. E. Steele and daughter Dor41~
lily, wbobavc been sin-ruling the sun'.«
111411' with Mr. and him. W. ll. HivordS.
\vcui'yvslclnIuy 1.17l‘141'1'111gt4111 to reside.
Miss Maud Wolfe, 411' Stanford, (tunic
l1411'11 lust night, :11; tl1c guest of MISS
Florence .l41nnlngs.
Mrs. I'Illcn (fonliu :all‘ll dunghtcrfizillic, 1
' \T \1. 1":111u1l141r1.
of Brooklyn. .11'11
N.11'41‘:1...‘.
gin-241:1 ol‘ ff‘l'"Tl’.I.~ in
John Wolthuusou, of Cedar slrcot.
<l.11'::'d this 1114111110,: f4,11',(_3h‘14'ug.1 to
spend :1 low days.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
Next Attraction ul Hoyl's.
Tho lit-xi attraction at il4»)'l'.~:’l‘l1c;1li'4'
is The ”lblllll [Toward A1|n111111um Star
Specially conipuny. which comes Thurs-
day night. Manager .\udy Hughes has
spent his unlucy, it is 511141, in securing
sonic novcl acts for this standard at-
ll'ucrion. It Ilusulu'11ysl4t'c11 his 4I41sir4
1444-1114-1' to lndics and children. and this
541115.411 I141 has gottcu togctln'r :1 sin w
tl1'1tgcnll4'nn1u 4'1111 1:11:41 tin-1r ladies to
w iin4 es. 1114- piogruunuo introduces scv -
41ml actors who will 111111141 their first 3111'
poui'unco 111 this city.
The Best American Play.
It was during the long run of “Shore
Al'l‘t'n" ut lluly's TIn-utre, flew York.
that Henry Irving lirst saw this. great
Amcricnn drama. The Society of Ameri-
can Dramatists had invited the distin-
guished English actor to witness, 1114
their guest. tllc ln'Ht A11141ric1111 play ycl
written. and it was "Shore Acres” that
he was takcu to son. Many times since
then Mr. living lion'spukcn of tho bonu-
tiful and picturesque scenes in the play.
and he always advises Englishmen to
sun 1I14.' pcri‘ornmucc. A mistly scenic
production of “Shore Acres".will be giv-
on at lioyt's 'l‘hcutre. Tuesday, ( )ctobcr
13.
Why the Devil Hun (Haven floors.
Lew-min of the devil are 4. to 4141111111411:
In [rclnntb but the one whlu is most in-
tcrcsilnt: 11nd Icnst known pcrhnps Is that
mm 11 14-1111: 11 bv the prior 11 of the infernal
regions has split. hoofs, like those of 11 con!
boost. Monro alludes 141 the Icgctni in his
story of fit. Kevin and Kathleen at Glen
thlluunh. 111 (but story Moore "lulu-11 St.
Kevin throw Ill'l fonncr hulylnt'c over the
clill In order to be ridof herimportuultlen,
but. the In'asuntu of the Glemlulongh 411111"
trlct 11:11-44 the story 11 more poetical touch.
Tin-y lush-4t. that it; Was not Kntlilnon' that
was thrown ovcr tho clilf, but that It was
sutun, who had 11441411111041 the form of the
lady in order to tempt the tint. The 11141-
mom. 1,1141 prince of evil 1ppl4'4l over the
edge of the yawning abyss be spread his
butllkc wince and 141111ch away In stifl'ty,
lunch to the surprise of the holy mint.
latter on the devil again nits-mphnl to lay
a snare for fit 1(411111.but the saint mau-
nucd to not H441 .4rch llcud on 11on ground.
win-1'41, of course. he was helpless. While
the IIcleWlt! in this helpless condition
Kevin sawed oil his legs and attached
mwn boob-1 to the stamps Hlnce that any
eaten 111111 been eleven footed and will be
until theendof time—8t. WW6.
7o
0
IT YOU PIIT II HEIIE IT
WANTED.
. w-....m..,..
TED. Employment by on
my 111 yam-sol are. spent! '
English Pr'elers 141 work in o lo: '411
but WI 1 take any kind of w rk
rebellion. in tlolnt sir
"“IANT .(nt American IT
Ame IIcon family of three I“
1.414114411v41rk. 16901141141 p ace for:
month Now 411k city. Address
iii“ 41st lilll street.
“7ANTED TO EX 'IIdNGE
tin-4 (1 slur y and bosomo
brow
Ironilnthcbust port. of Brmklyn. for
in the 11111141 4114' 41'.1111c4ll1ut Must have 319,
attached. .i ii. iii. SentluolOfllce. , 1
“mark 1.11-111111141 1441111111 wanted at
gr114les.by 41 thorou lily-B 1:
tom 'IiPl'. "Icrms moderate
24‘: i4‘r1111kliul'ilr4'et. tiouth liorwallhstflnllgwa
1:11.111.
TO LET.
V 10 I E'i‘. —l4‘ Iii-it lloor. live rooms. 8‘. Wood-
Word nvenue 141111. 4111. 5 rooms. second
1-3141441 7‘1 “multvmll avenue, rout 31-1; hone-'1»
r4 141111-4 a1 \1 oodwurd avenue, rent tlil. I. A
\\ 4,1414IW11 rd
.V ‘1) I. ET «furnished—4 large pleasantfront
1'4141111, ultn bod r41411nsu41141lnln. “11le
lot separatelymlsosingle rooms in lab _
111114411 Inngent' omen. lnunlro 1'1 orth In
slr44-t 1111141111114 first floor, opposite “page
vu-nl' .-'. 11.11'u1ilu House. on I;
V ‘0 lE'i‘.~-i)1-imbb- residence, corner of
, \\'.1~4hingt4m.1114l timing streets. Avpl
T411 pllrticuhu'sto Touch .11. L11ytnn.a¢'. 031w
f ‘I)I.i-‘.i‘. T1141um'ilihulfofhonsecornel‘ inf
W4 ~11 avenue and Garnet 1411. 5 rooms.
rout $12::1l-4114.,t':11:41 N44.1:1H44ymonr place.“
rooms. 14-111 t1:1.ll4-ury Scynmur 0!"
f ‘1) I.l'.’l‘. w”ruse 411- nine rooms. 3"! Spring
stun-t. 1111 modern improvements two
minim-1 walk from 414-1141t.ln41ulre Wm. 0..
Instr-14.1w Washington street; or on the fiproxrnv
i (is. W
V lOI ET '11\4111h 11.111151 .furnishedmoms
bout-Ml 11nd lighted, on suite or ethnic,
a db ll1~61 wilmih: 1115.11414101' lenomept andmrn
:11 n41.1olll11r~bl I ~' "1.144-t Apnlyl o M Gill-
loullnnlnu,1.1N4111I1 .\Inln street. 82H
my“.-. ....
V ‘llll EI' IIUGM ill-'b‘li' I".4'ncr Tali Decker’s
111411.14 711 \\ .1~11111gt4411 street. windows In
ovm'v r4141!“ r4-I1I 511'. four room apartments
~114-11111lvlllll 1|1i1'4l story. rczm rent $7.01) and
$444141: 111 o l rur room 11144111114111! first floor.
141.11. 11.1 it 4 bingo-n sir-1141. rent $11110. windows
1114\441'1'1'4141411 boll-4 lighted. hentoiandclean-
-4l ”ll-ll} tlnzilLl) ‘vlh'l. I. (' IllAlII'I)
V ‘0 RENT \41.1tf111ul~hcd room toresnet't
4‘. Aul-"vy'nmmwu Amly'zb11.111L1n4lstreet. '
V ‘11 I.ii’l‘.-l"r44m October 1. second floor of
1.4111,».- No 2'1. \14 .1 Main strut-t. Norwalk.
144 :1 111141le family of adults Lhnriesfl. Hlth-
IllllhI. slhtf‘
V ‘0 Ll.T.— Avery lliislf‘illiltthitll‘e. in rfect
41.414 1'. ill] modcr 4 improvementsJ [lime lo-
471114111. l'lvc- minute's walk from depot. Irr-
411141'4- 44f 411vurr. at '1': Taylor avenue. near
It cst1l1'.4'-4'-t acct (I
f ‘01.I'."i -— lion-44- '214 11:41' street. llrruims. first
1111111“, 14 '-1'441h<-4tn44-1. '4. roomszllrst lloor. .
4'1 llnvlnnnlnl sccond ”our? rooms. 10 Tolles
emu-t. Allm illsi chin-1 order and with Tim
11441'441114111111. Apply to John ll.‘ Knapp. eel
\ml st11-4t.hout N411'wnlk.a‘l§tf
TITO, 11-. 12—115...“ to rent Apartments on
fibrin sin-.111 (hr-1.44 four or six room
1114:1rt1114-111s111144w pinch. Applyto GeomeH. '
lu111n41n4l.1 lini'ri4tstr4-cl,l41rkey. jlfitf f-
1‘0 1 i. 'i‘. - (ultimo 111141 wash 114111se,onencre
141141.14yy.411r41ulv.il41.1nnmlhmcurllo-
11" 13.11411 141.1114-11. A4I4l111~~ box 2. llownyton.
( 41m. Inquire stain-1. 11171-111. iii!
slk1.414411-4t':t:41-1tl,111i11114lavenue. Ap-
l 111 1141) III. h"ll".il 1 Cl. .\illi. 1:1 Quinturd
1v -11114- Slillf
one. N411 walk six
144- 4111 111111.11; wnrnr. rout 31121111110 II 1‘90
1' mos. city 44111411; 1'11 1:1 it. Al~411lvo rooms.
.41 .\44. 111 Main 141111411. .‘444rwulk, city water
Apply tollALI‘ll MUDDY. 14141 East avenue
Norivnlk. 11141 It
‘ . . . ,.._._._._3
FOR SALE.
l,‘41l;.'4'.\l.l-‘. I'; 111144 for .ilo'..'.1'-'ri ,v moviné
11141-1 ~4 II III4 NV 4 [H4 -41 mahogany. np-
111:111 gr 1.114! 114114 11; lb 1111114 rs w rranico.
1'. 14115111 1.411' lor-I H11) 4 41~l ,31111. lli4 hly on v- (-
1.41 Itr-I 4I411~i¢u. very .4
441 .mrl 441'1 111114111144
11-1111144111111415111114 1'4-w Price 311115. Ad- :
4314 s i.-'.1\\1»-1114~ Sontinclolllu- Milt
i‘4111.~<\l.l-'..A114111t1r41-ei41111111411111” mar-
ket 1'1\11114 ~ 1411' ~.114 in good condlfioli.
\iili 14.14411 4l14111p.ln41ui1e of liaymoud
lll- Ilil‘l'ri. U'HW
._.. -_ ..._...- -w__......._._..._..
130115“ I li.1n4l.-4111144 buy horsemixice}
I1'1114I high. \\ '1:111i44lh4111114l and 'kirn'.
1.444444111414411. 111-.t ~,~ 1"141444111441,I114lies pbuc
1-41141r144-1vy wok. 11411 11f1'.1i4l 41lll'41IIny or roll
1.;1141 luv-11411 I41 mint: l-1\\ll will -'4-ll cheap
11mlis1 I1 41'111 41114141. Address. 1141111 olllce box
.1.41.\441'\111Ik.i‘41|1n still
[1‘ ms: 1 1 mm ~-_..,,,_,,
'I’a41'1n4l Illri‘r414l5' roofing. roo
4414111111: and W441 4'.~1mcnt South Nor
wnlk l|411"4l\1111'4-(41.. 115441111 ‘iluln street.
{Mill h.."..'\ll I’4y Ildtu‘llll'l’. .\orwnlk tobno.
4'4111l-4I, 4:1 \'1\1l| 1-11-4411. the dandlont tic
cigar ‘111111144itv. Ask lortheobnmrmk. 31')
Full NAI. [41. ~11. H. Flog-1. madool standard
1411111111g.141nr14 141114114-4l in by 111114 bile.
111141 1tIIIllfl work 41441114 in the host and mo-t
substantial 111 tuner. South Norwullt ilald-
1v111'44('411up1111y. 1112.11
poll 1-1..“ F “Building Int norm on Vol-ll
11v,4-11114- "141,4434l4114ln1l1l11|41f4111 l. IGIAY'C no.
Apply to "lnylor .14: Golden. f is
MISCELLANEOUS.
\ 1le IVIulflYASIHlAlI: hill-.HSIVI -Mlss
4 . 114111114414 rip-1114141 114-1 .\llllinel'y and
Ililll‘ Jlncml tz Parlor-4' 111 '7 N-olll Inln
HIrm-I, 1-14. 111 \‘441'w.alk win 1'41. who oil'eni her
«11114-41». 44lh411114114-s1-f Norm ilknud vivinbv
and 1'414144---llullv 1414|14I1~4ll1411 patronage on 1w
' ‘llI"..1\(i| 1111' .\II' Hll'. Mandolin Innuhtlly
1111 114-114111111411411444l 111141 l'nI- hm loan-her
’l‘prmu d; . [1111' 11111111111, ('111I44-1 111 {mu m
111441'4-. ..m {1411' lcwm l“111114411114 selector!
4I4114Ir1-1I ‘ .l. iiI4.~\I)\"i Hill I on Ill-44f avenue
,HHIIIII \III'WIIIII 1121121111
" [1N .\V‘u’il I' I1 NASH. 41f \‘4-w Yorltclty
4 win-lu- 114414 141414411in 41141111121141 as no-
141411141 quintet ill ”111 ‘mnfh NlllWllIk (on re-
coil 4 nl 1I11114 I1. 144-1114 loan-'41 announce hut
411141 111114 41144-11411I 11. 1411141144111 the erlm'- (9 "It
“1.1 ['44 «114- only lo 14 undo" Mondays nulll'I
.r4l11y14. until 1.! 1“. ”114441101 114l44i1or.t4) 11'1‘111
14'1111 111414 who may llmlti' Ilintillctlnn in tViolin!
4-.nlturo 11w
News": Public Library Roped.
The r4 port of the City of Norwalk
Public Library from August High to
iicptcmlcr 111th in as follows: Visits to , _
Library. 31,518. Book curds given out
during month, 1:114, making the total
number of minis. 312:1. Number of vol»-
umcstakenout. i nil-liction. 131171111":-
niles, :liiii; history, 1111: travels, fill, bio-
grapby, 11: science, 4; useful arts, ll;
line arts, :3; religion, 2: sociology, 8;
llwrature, l1i. (lifts, Dr. J. G. (hemp,
one volume fiction; Mrs. J. G. Gregory,
American Monthly, Unllcolr; Mrs. P. 11..
Smith, two volumes diction, one tron-1,;
one biography. Total number new ,
books added during the month, 100.
Dorris 841411414. humanitarian.
Norwalk Chronicler