neemkdobewd
. ”in. a Well one. Norwelk.
‘ “some at The Sentinel omee.
news. you“ will center it
sending or bringinc it
for the convenience of those
we items of news or other met-
me at the «hence to The South
”armament“- be ed-
in: me summon.
‘ South Norwllk. Conn.
fl, ySmtiMl Me a Circulation
\ f Nor-walk and {u Suburba
momma» the Cmbimd
of the other Time Local Dail-
3 Room is always open to
Miler-old Weather Forecast
, ther today promises to be generally
to partly cloudy and colder. iollow~
, frosts. Tomorrow it promises to
feiranrl colder. __
Thermometer Record
Wham oi the thermometer for
~tm1ryhoure ending at noon today
dame! ebove zero: torrent. lullenees
‘ - Almanac tor Tomorrow.
I Sign sets | High tide Low tide
. at 5:0: at 0:03 3:113
DISTURBED THE MEETING.
“emu From New York at a Devo-
7 lions! Scmce.
lie a prayer meeting was being
in the Baptist lecture room, Stam-
fu young woman, plainly dressed,
‘ the room. She was apparently
star, but was made welcome. She
been there only a short time, when
oddenly became hysterical and
the meeting into disorder.
denim of the ladies present he-
"no avail. Dl‘e Birch was summon-
cnll was sent for the ombu-
Bhewasremoved to the Stem-
heepitnl. The woman gave her
. Harriet Clinton and her ad-
ios 158 West Fifty-eighth street,
York.
filiahospital she created so much
, hence that it was feared she
”annoy the other patients. Sle
, . _ down,h0wever, when threaten-
pith being removed to the lockup.
’ 1' hand she clasped something
highehe refused to reveal until it was
m from her. It proved to be asmall
\ of money tied up inahendkerchier‘.
. nuns HE sis m was.
, Who is a Pauper.
George B. Seclcy, of Eastern, in the
,, _ «Court, yesterday, asked to be
.. m from Mary E. Secley,a pauper.
he: been living eleven years with his
. - wife, believing his first wife had
‘ ‘ udivorce from him.
'fieeleylnorried Mary E. Graham, of
, ,in 1879, and, two you» after
Milne left him and begun divorce.
Wags. She Wont to,livc with
_ Robinson, who died several years
Since his death she has been a
charge in Bethel, and Seeley know
thout her until the authorities
4‘ him to support her. She never
thought her divorce petition to trial.
Prentice reserved decision until
‘ . , inquire further into the case.
‘ Wren; bireci lo the Churches.
the accommodation of the patrons
' Winnipsnk branch, the Norwnlk
hallway company will run vxtrli
5* Sundays, leaving Winnipauk nt-
1. m., and 7:03 p. m., direct to the
- on The Green.
" u; up Mill Hill.
We let lodge oi Prehxlr.
”nominated.
9M.
of
‘I‘ile River.
ill Snell“ "t on; of
to lug”, boiling: widgrut
‘ r
‘8'}?
:4.
r n."
l.
‘ J! 3‘
m..."—
A “no. me Pellets c! this lune-i
In! to We“ by Using lite cellul-
We have made special mnemonic
with the ducts of. the celebrated Bow
Glove-Fitting Patterns. by which we can
pmnttoourladyresdensomeofthelr
Very newest and choicestr patterns of
garments- Full and explicit directions
for putting together the garments ec-
oompauy each pattern '
In clothes. .
"injuring the fines ‘flhi'lc-
v sunlight soap
. x .
Don’t let another wash day go by without using it.
You'll find it will do what no other soap can do. and
it will please you in every way. ,
In"! Bram. Ltd, “edema and Bur-lec- m. if" York.
” l ‘1 , common. ,1?"
Connecticut fl
Laundry, >
Haviland street
M,
, ‘ NORWILK. BONN.
The Boston Store is the People's Store
and they Appreciate it.
and trimmed with wide Hercules braid.
lsr in shape with a centre back seam,
m B. Secley Seeks Divorce Irom No. i, ,
Care will clue
waiting to make the return trip at
of the morning and evcnln.,r
The West avenue patrons do,-
to reach the churches on The
would take the 9:57 or 111:1; n
”168:5? or 7:” p m ‘1':er from
elk in order to get the bone
Million!) Probate («invention
unveil: diet riot ndjnnvnvd from
.. y, was held an Attorney E.
ood’e olllce this afternoon.
~B. Woodward was ungui-
IDeiliocretio 1’. ob ilo com cution’
It the Norwulk Hull-l. this
only the Norwulk delegates
W. H. liylunl wits
chnimun and Lu) Dun-is,
Preliminary business was
end James T. Hobbell Was
the West Nor walk Union
give a pound social. Tues-
«Mecca of Mrs. Hoyt, of
.
’
Double Breuslcd Cape.
~. 3/
6880-Ladies'
This serviceable and protective gar-
mentis made in heavy Scotch tweed
The cape, of becoming length, is circu-
rendering the adjustment smooth fitting
across the shoulders with the lower edge
falling in soft, graceful folds. Wide
lapels turn back from the fronts at the
top, and the closing is affected in don-
ble—brcnsted fashion with cont hooks and
eyes, handsome buttons supplying the
decoration. The neck is completed with
a storm collar that may be rolled back
in cont style, and finished with regular
tuilor stitching. The mode is particu.
larly adopted for general or' every—day
wear, the overlapping front providing
additional warmth. When lined
throughout or made in the regulation
heavy cloaking, the cape may be safely
worn in midwinter. The coat collar
should have an interliniug of light
weight canvas in its naturnl color,
“inn," and the cape cu inter-lining of
light weight crinoline when made in the
lighter cloths. To make this cups for :1
lady having it thirty-six-inch bust meas-
ure, one and one-quarter yards of man
terial fifty-four inches wide is required.
The pattern, No. 6830, can be bud in
sizes for 1132, fill, 313, 38, 40 and 42-inch
bust measure,
svzulnc SENTINEL
co U P0 N .
Eutitilug to one Pattern. any size. of No.
Refill
Cut this out. £111 In iohr name andsddcoee
and mail or take it to
Sturtevent's Bargain lieu:-
l
NAM:
Aonnrsu
PATTERN N0. SIZEWW—lb
This coupon and 12 cents will secure
above pattern at hturtevnnt‘s. berth Main
and Ann streets. south horwulk.
(INN!)
For reasons unnecessary to state.
we have concluded to shut down
our steam plant on Saturday, Octo-
ber 17th.
Our business has reached one
hundred and twenty-five dollars a
week, which indicates that there is
an excellent field here for. a hand
laundry to succeed us. ‘
To any party acceptable as ten
ant to the owners of the building,
we will turn over free of charge
property sufficient, with trifling aI
teralions, to fully equip a fine hand
laundry. . _
he rental is $25 per month, and
every convenience is in the build
ing, which is a substaucial brick
edifice; remarkably well lighted.
We believe we do not owe a pen-
ny anywhere, but should we have
overlooked any small bill, it wi‘l
be cashed upon presentation.
Some accounts are due us which
we shall be glad to receive direct
or through either of our drivers.
We very heartily thank, those who
have so kindly given us their pat-
ronugc.
Connecticut
Laundry,
llnvilnnd street.
NORWALK BUILDING
SOUTH WILTON.
day night. The attendance was good
evoked hearty applause.
solos received runny cncores.
lcnux were very good. "’l‘he Sailor Boy'
Worthy of particular mention.
letter was ropreseuted' by little Miss
Birdmll end a small boy, whose poses
wore irresistible. Miss Sluhl caricatur-
wl “Mary Hm! n Little Lamb," no recit-
ed by a child. a sweet girl graduate and
a Iruttediun, and rendered most naturally
a diulect pier-o, “Der tipider und der
Fly." “The Polish Boy" was recited
with good ctfect by a younulndy, and
the Sunday school scholars reflected
much credit upon their teachers by their
dialogues, etc. The best, however, was
kept for the last. the force "Fast
Friends,” presented by Miss Button and
Mice Stuhl, being undoubtedly the
feature of the evening. 0. lmmhucr,
who amused the audience with Ingenio-
nmin performances the first evening,
was n noble to be present Thursday evens
ing. The proceeds of the entertainment
will be used to purchase new stoves for
the church.
m ..mw.-. -oa..-wmw
WINNIPAUK.
Gardiner F. Lewis.“ who has been
npentlllm the summer hem, returned
yesterday to his home In Brooklyn.
W
MM.W
rim wihpreech, in its
Because of the unfavorable weather,
Wednesday, the entertainment at the
Methodist church was repeated Thurs-
nnd tho tastefully rendered programme
Miss Stuhl‘s
rccitntions and Miss Horton’s banjo
The tub-
and "Betsey and I Are Out," being
The
COMPANY.
Aided by our steam derricks, sows, bor-
ing muchincs,etc., we can quote
LOW PRICES ()N
All Kinds of Timber Work!
Churches. Factories or any Large Build-
ing work a spcdalty.
SHOP. RIVERSIDE AVENUE.
EAST NORWALK, CONN.
LESLIE GAMBLE, Manager.
last year was not a fur
the nocumulotion of
prices lower.
The core at mushroomtcr none
KI‘I
MI
do
3
1
”Mum—“z... .
ENTER TA {bistros '
uoswsLK opeeimnousa.
l". W. MITCHELL ................... Mnumer
One week, commencing ’
MONDAY, OCT. I9.
Rice’s
Comedians.
Hum~1n1mmeaenientnf the world's lnrmmt.
best amusement enterprise
now Ivuloro the public at. popular prices.
mat st. and
Blil'I-Ili'i'illllli.
"Hilly—"Ill the Trenches.“
Tummy-«”lieocnn Liable.”
Wednesday-Juli In the Family.“
'I'him: In) «~"l'nder the Lion's l'nw."
Frldny-“ ’l‘wlxt Love and Duty."
linturdny-”Dnn'1 Donne."
‘45 PEOPLE
ELEGANT (.JOSTUMES.
Prim only imam mm. ti tum mic. Fri.
omlinson's.
y morning. ct Wood's and
.M
Item Sheree
dd. Nutter!
013W
’15
014
JACKETS AND CAPES.
15 black broadcloth Capes, $1.98.
10 Salts plush Capes, $3.75.
18 black bonclo Jackets, 3;).
9 heavy light covert Jackets, $6.75.
7 Irish frieze Jackets. $1525.
FURS.
st:
11 in. (‘loney ()ollnreltn for $6.98.
13 in. Electric Collnrcttc ior $9.08.
for $lli.50.
145 sweep Conny (Tape, $7.50.
'3? in. Electric bliouldcr Unpc, $12.
30 in. Aslmckhnn (lupus, 3'35.
OUR SILK BARGAINS.
one
New Goods! .Pure Goods!
Furs are cheaper this year than last,
flkdwijuick sales on all kinds oi'chccsc insure you 01'
33 WEST WASHINGTON 8T... .
I
THIS WEEK
Must be
the
BANNER
()NE
of the Season.
For the week corresponding with
this one, we sold more
Than we did in any week of last
year. In order that this week
shall go ahead, and it must,
we Will
Make
Prices Do
.the .
Selling.
great auction sale of Silks. We have a
few numbers left. We sold more Silk
$31951)le b03010. f“? trimmed Capes, ’last week than was sold in Nor-walk in
three months.
, Black grog Grain, large figures; this
silk we never sold less than $1, our sale
price is 501:.
Cheney Bros.‘ best plain and figured
17 due bouclesilklincd Jackets.$ll.il8. Tmemg; fluid by cwrybodv that car-I
6 fine kersey. tau. green and black ricdthem, $1.50;sale price. 75c.
Jackets. $14.98.
DRESS GOODS.
that the range of styles and prices are as
good as they ever saw in New York.
per yard.
40-inch Silk and Wool Fluids, 500.
lib-inch Funnies. twelve styles, :luo.
52-inch two-tone mixtures, ST'._.c.
u. v. errata. m escrow“.
“ The Boston Star, is Thoroughly Up-tc'
Date in a Departments.
38inch ombre plaid suiting, 590.
-lO~inch black, large figure, fancy, 25c.
Don’t throw your money away on
1cheap underwear.
the warmest and cheapest. . .
Men’s gray and white merino, ribbed,
:tleeced lined underwear; all houses asked
I r~
I t.»
1 I)
I
Unde
1.30.; our price 50c.
_ ’ ' I Ladies‘ and men's Luzerne unshrink-
It is surprising to hear so runny indies table underwear, finest quality wool;
for the reason. as we told our patrons, ‘suy, “I never bought a nice dressin Nor. sold all through New York for $1.25-
' year. Hencegwulk before." They won‘t have occa- .our price, $1.00. '
ins make the ;sion to say so again, for the ladies that i Ludics‘nnd Misses' combination suits
We cun sell you n pretty have looked at our Mess goods tell us fleece lined. all sizes, 50c per suit. ’
; Misses‘ Egyptian vest and pants. sizes
‘ 1 ’ ., ‘ P _ ‘ ‘ ‘ to 7,.regular price. :litc: this sale, 25c.
A large sweep in ltloctnc Soul Lupe, 00—inch heavy fine Black borne, 500, Boys’ and girls' heavy fleeccd ribbed!
,vests. pants and drawers, all sizes 2.30.
l Missns’ Australian wool underwear,
sinus it) to
vsizes iii! to 3-1, $1.00.
'1 ’ 3
rwcar
' ..
UNDERWEAR.
Good underwear is
I hereby ' y
IISpIrltuons ammunition” Liquors. Ale,
J
'E
place of business Is not located
m0 feet-In a direct line of a Church Edition
or Public School-house, or the premises
pertaining thereto. or any posboiiiee or
public library.
A. 1),,1896.
A.
A. D., 1806.
em...
'1‘0 THE BOARD OF COUNTY COPIL
. your - slur: n
’ r... a licence to cell
can Baerthlue Wine. and Older ct not
Efl’llnflbflfl Sultana of Nor-walk. My
Within
Dated at Norwelk, this lemony of Oct,
DANIEL. T. MURPHY.
. Applicant.
We, the undersigned, electors and tux-
buyers, as defined by low. of the Town of
Norwuik, hereby endorse the ‘uppllcntlon
of the above named Daniel T. Murphy tor
such license.
Dated at Nor-walk, this lbth day of Oct,
D., isms. .
CARL A. ANDERSON,
F. ll. MERRILL.
BERNARD GASTALDI,
WILLIAM SILCOX,
BERNARD FEENEY.
I hereby certify that the above-unwed
eudorsere are electors and tax-payers, as
defined by low, of the Town of Norwalk.
Dated at. Norwnlk,tllis 15 th day of Oct...
HERBERT B. SMITH,
017 24' Town Clerk.
.‘IlISb’ION E R5 FOR FAIRFIELD ()0.
I hereby apply for a license to sell Spir-
ituous and lntoxlmting Liquors, Ale,
Luger Beer, Rhine Wine, and Uider nt 728
Water street, of Norwdlk. My
place of business is not located within 200
feet in, it direct line of a Church Edifice or
Public School—house, or the premises per-
taining thereto, or any post-oillce or pub-
lic library.
Dated at Norwulk, this 15th day of O:-
tober, A. D., 1895.
DAVID KELLY,
' Applicant;
We,the undersigned, electors and tax
payers, nu deilned bylaw, ot the town oi
Norwulk,hercby endorse the application
of the above-named David Kelly fl-l'
such license. '
Dated at Norwalk, this l5lh day of Oc~
tuber, A. D., lotto. .
F. W. QUITMAN.
JOSEPH B. RAYMOND,
CONRAD BECKER.
PATRICK MrSAl.l.Y,
WM. E. REYNOLDS.
I hereby certify that the above-nam-
ed endorscrs nre electors und tux-pay-
ers. as defined by law, of the town of Nor-
wulk.
Duted at Norwnlk, this 15th day of ()c-
tuber. A. 1).. mm.
HERIJER'L‘ ll. SMITH, Town Clerk.
, on; 017.2!
[DWI]
'l‘O THE BOARD OF COUNTY COM.
MISSIONERS FOR FAIRFIELDCU.
I hereby apply for a license to sell Spir-
ituous and Interviewing Liquors, Ale.
Lager liner, Rhine Wine, and Cider at ‘37
South Main street, town of Norwalk. My
place of business is not located within 7100
feet in it direct. line of at Church Edllice or
u Public School-lmusc.or the premises per—
taining thereto, or any post—oilice or pub-
lic library.
Dated at Nurwnlk, this Ifilh (lay of 0c-
lobcr, A. 1).. 151963.
PATRICK CORPORAN,
.‘xpplil‘nnt.
We. the undersigned, electnm and tax-
payers, as defined by law, of the town of
.‘orwnlk, hereby (’llilfil‘rt‘ the application
of illeubovc—nnnled Patrick Curcornn for
such license.
Dated at Norwalk, this 1511i day of ()c-
tober, A. 1).. [Sim
JOHN ()l1Dl‘1NSClil..-\(EER.
l’A’I‘ltltl'K llYluIXI).
LTIII'IS'I‘IIIR lr‘. TOLLI-IS',
.Iihl'll’ll R. RAYMUNII.
.JUIIN Hilli’lv‘lN.
I hereby certify that the ulmvrunnmml
endtrsers nrc doctors and taxpayers, as
~t-i
51%; sizes :21 to 28‘. 75c;
These are 25 per
~a.
:lti-inch all wool Serge, all colors and cent. less on the size than New York
Did you secure one of them from the black, TM.
a
Cure a‘l ( Ids age at your drug Edge success
’5 '1 ‘0 .., ' 1' _ ‘
gists. Creamery Flour
.-..... - -. m - Butter, ls positively the very best. flour Sultl in
THE Is guaranteed fresh, pure nnd delicious. town.
Best Goods! is our Motto.
Landing Grocer.
,prices.
TELEPHONE GALL. 53-2 ;
It will interest you to frc-
I’INIONS may differ about the proper money standard, but not
about the Standard of our goods.
qncutly visit our store to see the new arrivals of first-class goods
we are receiving; almost daily. Our fancy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I
Our
Sale
on Coffee
. ls increased duily by its line flavor and
l uniformity; you will always get
the
Hilllle.
x
N
n ll‘csh cut every time.
CHARLES wE. SEYMOUR,
SO. NORWALK
defined by lnw. of the town of Norwnlk.
I Dnted nt Not-milk. (his llilli day of (to.
Itchrr, A. 1)., NM}.
HERBERT ll. SMITH, Town Clerk.
017—?!
.. I'l‘O Till". BOAR!) Ill" (Till'NTY CURL
. )IISSIOXI‘IRS Ii‘illl FAIIili'IEIJ)
L'i IL'N'I'Y.
l hereby apply for a license to sell
Spiritumlu Illlil Int :xicnting Liqumu. Alc.
Luger Il‘rr, liliim! \\'11|e,nml ('KIL‘I' a fill:
North .\l:lin street.'l'own of Norwzilk. My
place of Illlniid‘a.‘ is not located within 'JIIU
reel in n (Ill't‘i‘L line of u (‘lmrcli ll'lztice In-
l‘ulvlic Si'll-mllluiwv, or :In- [‘l‘t‘!lll~‘t‘§ por-
immnu thereto. or any post-villa: or pill)—
IIl' librm'y.
, Dull-d :il an'wulk. this lfilh (Iuyof (131‘;-
Illt‘l‘, A. ll. HM.
L‘IIAIlH‘Ifi i’liINNlNli'l‘IlX.
I Applicant.
. We, the IIiliII'l‘~lL’llt‘iI. electors mid tax
. payers. as defined by law. of the Town of
INorwulk, hereby endorse the itilpllttiillml
‘of the ulmvo-nnlnccl Charlies Pennington
- for such license.
Ilnlml nt Norwalk. this 13111 day of ()(lev
her, A. I). mm.
.l(lII.\' L. KELLY.
Li’lx'l'. DONKEY.
I'A'I‘Itlmi DOYLE.
.I .\.\l 1118 '1‘. I'thllItS.
l’x'l'ltllflx' .\I< <.\I.I.\'.
l here-by (‘ertliy that the nImViuumncd
cudorsers are elm-tors nml inx-pnyers. II?»
.«lcilnell by law. of tho 'I‘uwn of Norwnlk.
a llntml u: Norwnlkdhis 13th day of (Icin-
lwr, A. 1)., Isaac.
I Ill‘llilll'lli'l‘ If. SMI'I‘II,
Town Clerk.
nil-BI
’l‘il ’I‘III‘Z Ililhlll) ill" (‘UI'N'I‘Y OHM
Mls‘h‘lilxl‘lllh‘ I‘llll l“.\llll“ll".l.l)
(.‘UI'N'I‘Y.
I hereby upply for :1 license to sell
Spirilunus mu! Intoxication Liquors Mi.
54 Water street, Town of Norwnlk. My
plum of business is no! lanmtml within "JIM
(out inn direct. Iim- of n Church Edition
or Public School-house. or the premises
pertaining therein. or any postullluu ur
public llbrnry.
MICILH'ZI. IMNI'I.
Applicant.
Ilniud «t Nm-u-ulk. ibis Ilih tiny oi'thzlw
Iver. .\. 1).. I‘ll”.
... ..._ Ma-.._.-......_..~...,._...M.__. ._... ”was... M .. ...... _ . n... ..
22 pounds best. Granulated Sugar for $1.00.
21L pounds best Iix. C Sugar ior $1.00.
8““. a. all
~Dono In nodding. ,
In buying from us make the dollars to [0 Into the bank for a "Rainy
33 pounds best Creamery Butter for $1 .10.
HE PENNIES SAVED
Day.
Sugnrifiurcd Shoulders, per pound, 71'.
Sugar Cured Home, per lb 1
'),s
m1.-
5 pounds good Mixed The for $1.00. ,
10 pound Kit Mackerel title.
NEW YORK GROCERY co.
" nouth Norwnlk.
We. the limloruigm-d, electors mu! to»
payers, m lIi'IIIIl'iI Ily IIIW, oi III». 'l’mvn of
Norivnlk. hurt-Irv endure. llw uptIIImIlI-m
nl' .iIn' IIIIOVI mnmd .‘III‘IIIN'I Iriilli! I'nr
elll'll Ilm'lm'.
Ilmd ill. Nurwulk. this lith ilnynl‘ilcltr
her. A. D., Mild.
/ IIANII'ZI. WAIlIlI-IN
Ill. .\1. 'I‘HI.I.I".'~’.
.IIIS‘I‘II'II Ii. RAYMOND,
illllvlrl‘l‘lillt I“. 'I'Ul.!.lii.~,
.IUIIN ULIIENSi'III.\Ulilli,
llwrl'by certify Hull. this ulmvintmnml
endurscrsnruelectors mul qumnyvrs. we
defined by Imv, of the Town of Norwnlk.
llnird n1. N'W’Wlilk, [Ilih Ii‘lh day of Unit»
her, A. D., WI“:
Ill'lllllltlll'l' Ii SMI'I‘II.
‘I‘mvn i‘lrrk.
”Hill
. ”WWW”,
To Advertisers!
Changes cannot be gunr‘
untccd the some day copy
is handed in. Every rca‘
sortable cdort will be made
to acommodnie patrons,
but changes cannot be m-
sisicd upon as a right. on-
less copy is sent in by 2
o'clock In the afternoon of
the day before change is
«tired , .
gs.
Norwalk Chronicler