Evening sentinel, Saturday, October 17, 1896 · page 5

THE ADVANCE GUARD 0F WIN:

HAS ALREADY REACHED US, BUT IT" .

mediateomsur
II constructing a cool too near the
Washingtoumdcnfltowec.

‘ Charlarleldubseretnmedtmm the
hospital In blew York city, but will

have to so down several times for
“entrant. .__

naming chickens. lfifc’o. N. Y. Mitt.

Did Not
Catch
Us
Napping!

Eureka Indigennaughters et Rebekah,

W‘two candidatenlsst night... ”tom” Joseph Taylor “ma

” nearlycnemmm Hungarian“"' ”sit the
Republican headquarters over the post-
olllce. last night,

At Knudsen’s Hell, tomorrow after—
noon at 33:0 o’clock, the simple gospel
will be preached by a second-hand
preacher. Allareinvited.

A Socialistic meeting will be held to-
night at 8 o’clock, in Railroad place.
South Norwnlk. Mr. Elle, of New
Haven, will be the speaker.

Hoyt & Velie. who had an exhibit of

.76.
Powers

Absolutely Pure.

Acreum of tartar boltingt powder. H best
of all in looveninn1 street hr—Iatest ulted
fltutes Government lli'ood Iport
ROYAL BAKING POWDE 00.. New York.

«Bets renovated. 1159, O’Brien’s.

 

.1101: we WERE PREPARED FOR IT WITH A conrusfr
STOCK or ‘

EDWARD STREET, A , _ .. :11”

. WINTER .
FALL AND WINTER

U N DERWEAR Overcoats and SUits

Your attentioniscalledtothe assortment of Underwear we are showingfor UNSURPASSED BY ANY ANYWHERE IN POINT OF. FIT
. ’:

women, men and children. Special attractions at 210, 25c, 48c. 75c and 981:.
We also have a splendid line of Outing Flannels. Very choice designs. STYLE: QUALITY, TRIMMINGS AND LOW' PRICES ‘
FOR CORRESPONDING VALUES.

Prof. George Yeager has moved from
Woodward avenue to Raymond street.

,, Thomas McGovern has moved from
Connecticut avenue to 19 Stuart avenue.

1. . Willie Taylor. of Summit street, is
able to attend his duties at Sturtevsnt's
store. '

A son has beenbornto Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Mollhoney, of Cross street,
Norwulk. their‘newiron and steel wire fences at

—-Fresh shoulders, 8c. N. Y. Mkt. the Danbury fair. have received a

_.,_____ diploma for the best exhibition.

The Railway Mail, of Chicago, prints

atoll-length picture of S. R Kieth, of

 

 

The road committee of the Twin City
Whoelmen has called a club run to
Westport and return for tomorrow.
leaving the club rooms at 2 p. m.

 

 

 

The. fiftieth annual meeting of the
Connecticut State Teachers’ association
was held in New Haven, yesterday.
Fully 1,500 teachers were in attendance.

 

We are lenders in Hosiery. You ask any who is acquainted With the trade of

Professor A“ M' Heydrick attended the Norwalk, where to find the best hosiery at reasonable prices, and you will be di-

An action for $75 damages husbeen

 

 

the B. P. 0. teachers' convention in New Haven, yes~ rooted to .
. "MW“ 1 tel-day, and introduced his double club, brought by Attorney Vosbnrgh. us attor- ' '
-Coke six cents per busbe . See showing how it is used between the desk ney for the Tribune association of New ‘ A FEW LEADERS :
advertisement. and school room; Y0?“ “iii: “Rain" Fm“ “'1 W°°d' EDWARD STRE ET I V

Congressman E. J. Hill, of 1%,“.de ward, of Norwalk. An all wool blue Beaver Overcoat, fast color. . . . .. . . . .

The funeral of Jesse H. Cuufleld ' ' ° 1 1 ' ""7 5° ‘

when... I... 1... H... was... .111 1.. 1.... ... mo 1...... “ , . 5 61122111: sunolue' 110111111111 11 31““ 11“" “3°“ ““5” 0mm” 8” W°°‘ 3““ “‘51 °°‘°'~ - - 9°°~
Friday evening. October 30th. port avenue, West Haven, at s T.Il1}:::hah:lfgs;1§: £32331 2: $1223: ' ' co I' A fine West of England Kersey. . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15.00

 

 

o'clock tonight. The remains will be
brought to South Norwall; on the 9:10 a-
m. triun. tomorrow, for interment in
Riversideficemetcry. where Oddfellows'

Wool Suits from.......... 650 to 18.00},

cooles-

only the best of goods in his line, and
on that busts he has built up a large and
growing trade among horse-owners.

W. H. Meeker &: Co. are putting in a
new two-inch supply pipe from Wash-
ington street to C. S. Trowbridge's box

A BIG OPENING

1
made by a heavy set down in prices.

 

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. NEW INVOICE OF,

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factory. W‘e swims win he held. «Welsbach reading 113111, $2.50; fluted G l LD fignmfigggncgggga- 19." “.1.”
~11 .3... . 1.... . w / g. ma... 1 8. .. FALL NECKWEAR!
.._--.,- - :1 - . ‘ , ' - . . ir oin ate . I-z; ‘1
Mrs. Hurry Gill, of South street, will oeulist:optic1on, can be consulted at 111s 111gton street , ‘ ‘ Itound steak, 100. 3 le2f61P25c EVERYTHING THE LATEST.
go to the Brooklyn Methodist Episcopal olllce, 1n the parlor of the City Hotel, The ed311tant-gonerul has landed orders bhoulder steak, 50 a lb , .
Hospital .0 “demo m. 09......” 1... South Nor-walk, Tuesdays, from :1 n. 111. directing that weekly drills of the diner- 513380;” corned beefand a large cab-
double hernia. ent orgnnimtlons of the Connecticut 338 or 250'

to 8 p. m. Eyes examined free. Rib roast from So to lZc.

For the best clams, oysters, (free deliv-
ery) fish and escallops. go to the

New York Market

FRANK S. AYERS. Prop.
DONOVANr BLOCK. WASHINGTON STREET.

JACKSON’ 33—— PHOTOGRAPHS!

Amwwmem 1111111111 Prices Reduced!

National Guard begin Monday, Novem-
ber 2, and continue to May 31, inclusive.

Wmter Underwear
FOR ALL, FROM 25c TO 82 ‘PER GARMENT.

omstock Brothers,

Popular-Price Clothiers,
l4 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
South Norwalk,
‘MILFORD A. GIFFIN. Mgr.

Cometook Bros" Masonic
Bld'g, Norwallc.

MNOTICE!

———Duulap style at O'Brien‘s.
Henry 0. Street. of Dnrien, who has
, Men sick for several weeks, was able to
come to his olfice at Raymond Brothers’
lower yard, yesterday. ‘

State Secretary Mowry has decided to
make no reply to the protest of Alexan-
der Troop, state chairman of the Silver
Democratic party, against the use of
the name “National Democratic” on the
gold Democrats’ ballots. The secretary
simply supplies the paper for the ballots,
and does 11111 print them.

Theodore Hendrick was painting at
the Norwnlk Hotel. today, when the
rungs of the ladder broke and he fell
several fI: ct but broke the full by cntch-
ing the ladder, and was not injured.

"h' "Howard/.1, /‘
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——Ooko six cents per bushel See

advertisement.

 

 

Maxim .l.VVillin1ns prove. otor of the
New England hotel, Danbnry, left too 11
Monday, ostensibly to go to New York
on businessxnd has not been seen since.
He left the bnelncssof the hotel in bad
shape. It is thought that he took with
him about 128(k), ~ «

It is interesting to visit C. E. Sey- E' M.’ JACKSON' Ph°t°‘"9h.fl

monr'a grocery store and non1 the nrri- 53 WALL 37"“? NORWALK,
vol of new goods (Sully. His stock is 1

quickly (lvplntvtl, due to an extensive F

BishI 1p McMahon Council, Catholic
Benevolent Legion, held its first annual
sociable. last night, at the Atheuzrum.
Powell's orchestra furnished music and
Prof. Charles Flynn prompted. Thomas
Hynuu was floor director. His aids were
P. J. Kearney, Owen Reilly, James Mc-
Sully and John 'McGlonc.

l). S. Ferry (10111.111nd I'. V. l’., met
last night and elected Charles Smith
collector of the Funeral Airl Association.
11:11.1 W. (l. Merritt and George I).
Keeler, members of the bowl of directors.

 

 

A man named Montgomery, employed
at‘Crofut & Knapp‘ s No. 1 fnctory, had
afit yesterday, and Dr. Higgins was
called to attend him.

Raymond Brothers are furnishing mn~
terial for Contractor Shelton, in Nore-
ton, who is doing :1 large amount of
work on the Morrison place; ‘

 

ofstylenndflnish. . . . . .

connectlcut.

 

Dr. W. J. Tracey, town health officer.
has presented a bill of $31.25 to the sc- I
lectxnen for thirty visits. placards, and
postage from J div 1 to October 1.

 

local 21.1111 ~111'm1ri11u1 trade, l111tl>z1suluick1
ly replenished, so 111:1! his customers ul-
wuys {.1111 fresh groceries

I

LINCOLN

 

It was decided to procure new quarters, 1.. A. , , . Storage warehouse
—Halibut,12'..c at Hayes: M' k t. , . , The luttnnnm) I term. i Standard _
' and J nmesL Hommcdmu, W. l). Morrnt , ,, , . The T incolu Storage Warehouse
* ‘ ' ‘1 V ' says. In the ”WW lt‘l'tums 3w?“ 0 DC Ings on VV iteratreet niew doors south
N ehearsil of the Arlen Slurrln 1 o- and G' '5' berth were nppmnted :1 1w bliss Elizabeth {7. Yates \vo haul 1m ’ ulW Wilshln't vtnn ~11 wt in the City
0 r ‘ ” “ committee to look up the mutter. ”he“? ‘11 ‘1 ft: 111 n! South orw.11l1.1s now openlor
, .01 I l .. .

When reading many
fluttering testimonials before her com-
ing we. hoped \1111 should not in“. Ilisnp.
pointml, but slut left 111: with the (30111
fiction that all llml not boon told."
Hour Miss Yates in 11m South Norwnlk
C(mmegntionnl church, nest Wednes-
Ilny cronix'. .1

ciety was held last night, as Professor
Loeser could not come from Bridgeport,
because of the railroad wreck in that
city.

Robert Block. of New York, will suc—
ceed Thomas B. Whitted at the Nor
walk Tramway company’s office. Mr
Whitted will leave for New York to-

ADIISSIOH 0F ELECTORS

tho storage of

Household Furniture. Pianosfii.
cycles, garriages, Etc.

Fur lull particulars inquire at the

villus,- I'll

TAYLOR 8r GOLDEN.

TI WASHINGTON STREET. -
South Norwulk. Connecticut.

Fall Overcoats,
Adler’s Gloves,
Boys’ and
Men’s

Manager Penny, of the Southport
football team, has arranged for s. num-
ber of games to be played during this
month. The team will play its first
game. on Wednesday, October 21, when
it will meet the Strutford team on the
local grounds. and Saturday, Octobt r '31,

 

 

Notice is hurl-by 2311111 lllnt tlII1 Select,-
men 1111!! Town Clerk of the Town of Nor,
wulk will he in session at the olllcc of mid
'l‘own I‘ll-11k. for the purpose. of examining
the qunlillcutious of 11nd admitting to the

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OPEN EVERY EVEN-

 

 

night. the Southwrters will play the Nnrwulk ~Reductiun in privc of Welsbuch mo ”NHL 9 Sweaters ”In...“ 1.1:1tl1tlmse Perms who slmll he W-_.-_ .._. __________,,
, . __ . Athletics. ’lmhr. Pt'i‘l'y l5. Ferris, ilfi VV'ushinnton _ found so qualified, nu Wednesday.theme:
M“. Jennie Wamsloy, Of Wiihlfg‘ I ‘ strnor. O CLOCK' - ’ . (lny oflictobcr, INN}, frmnlio'clmrk in the DR F w DARMER
ton street, who is in the Brookl 111 ctlo- “S rin chickens, 131%.. at Ho 9,,1 4 ‘ _ S . . 311" 1 , 1‘ ,
dist Episcopnlhospitnl, whoroiheuudor— M‘k‘tl.) g ' ’( y 1 hits. Vanitnrm:t 1s (Imam-.13. of the BUSHIOSS “Its! ‘ 1:13$31031::llélndjthlxll21131ItHI 1:121. r3311: Surgeon Dentist, 1'
out 3110 ration on her I'OOI. is much . , ,I ‘ ' . I‘m-“‘00" comm! W ” .10 0111:1115 lug, will be in session for the sunn- pnr- .3.
:nprovedre l’lonoer bustle met last 111gl1t11ndcon» Exchange. 1)}... lunchenn 15 m be gen'. NOWburg pow, m follows. Vin: Fonnerly over the Post Ollice.
1 1 l. .506 Wm“ “Small“ T11b1"‘l“b’r"° "'1 31‘1““ ed at 1‘2 111., Thursday. ‘ M0110! 23nd. at , At the 1.01m» rooms on llnvilnud mm. All work pertaining to modern den-
——Coke 3“ cents per ”1““ ’ .C- MCQUIHHBI D. D. S. 0. George W. the Central club. Mrs. V'nnBurcn is n worklng 111thuttityofslnltl1 Norw111k,011 ’l‘hurs- tistry. at the most reasonable charges.
advertisement. . . lUOlllll, of Pulcstine Castle. South Nor— woman of much executive ability, as d3y.()(1t,ober 21.11111, 115113., 11-0111 10 o'clock 11. First-class work only.
The return game between tho Brewer walk. was present and installed 311mm many snmossful ntl’nirs under her lead- Pants m1~““m5”'“l°"k 1’1 "‘w ““d “1“" "“ FF" All work guaranteed.
Academy and Not-walk football teams Morris as V- U A visit 11‘0"! S. I. G. ci'ship testify, and there is no doubt ' day, October 2:1d,_1.1:'.1o, 111. soul police ()lllve , gum togp m Sunduyliam.
will be played this afternoon at Nor- Solon1n118cnm,ol’ Palestine (311111115. was that the luncheon will be 1111 elegant l‘k'mlmul.fl from W loulolfk n. m, drum: “on“, to 1 p m
WBIK Park. A 010130. interesting game “‘90 appreciated. The 035“" has 80'9”} and delicious 11111111. The small sum of 21:13:. :1 mglntitll: lomhjcllgfil‘; urll‘l Office and Residence. ll Washington
is looked for, propositions for next month. thirty cents is charged for each person. AVI S ”oimjl’ék' I;‘I(luI‘W10t‘icu Lt sold ,1. 0w” street, :1 doors above the First National
One of the wheels of 11 wagon belong- 41.110511911111111 7'1th $1 "3 U'Brien's Thomas Whittvd. of Crescent Tcr- I ’ Clerk. ouSntnnlny,tl1e 211111th of tie: 521%?th N‘Iivfilf1flgnn
ing to Albert Brinkcrhml, of New " ‘ ' " ’ race,c11tertuinedtl1o Independent Social I I ' “y’bt‘l'v "396' “'1’"! "IOCIOCkm 111,,111111l 1’
(Jinnah, was wreunhod oli‘ in the trolley The Rt Rev ' William D Walker clul1,lnstnigl1t,inrnynl style. At the °‘:°°:“P-l‘“- ll ‘ t- .1 ti _ u t 1, L South ”OI‘WOIk
trwk near the corner of Main and Wall 111115101111 ' 1111116 of North I) "k0," Wm" business limitation of the club all nrrnuge- The Tailor CIOthIOf Hat M ‘1‘; $2321: ”Lugs; (Ilium? “‘12:” it?” I
streets, yesterday afternoon. 1W“ in“ gen-121113.111 tome-1:41AM Ibo We meats were completed for the dance ’ ' - pear to have hundred, nhnllllmve been crty Assessors,
7 I‘ 1 ,r 1 . ' which “an be held 0” November Mh' In tor BHd FUTNIOhOI'. Admitted or rejected, will be in session for
l 1 rl (1' Erin '5 Bishop Lops, of Western chw lorl.,1s , .
”Knox fly out )y' " l ' ~ . ~ ' Mid MO“ 5 ““111 The "”mbem of the the some purposes on .Vlomlny October
. well known in Norwols, hnvmg proucit- . , . ' j ‘
. .. , clnband others of Mr.Winttcd sfnends 2111.11. 1111111 ut nulll 'l‘own Clerk 11 ollloe. NOTICO!
James (I. (:rva‘, of Smith Dim-walk, cd two years 1180111 bl. l‘anls church . MAHAOKEMO SOUTH ~' ‘
h“ been awarded tll" control: to build and t‘hllpi’l to crowded mnnwgntions will not! him off toBellonfltftIKIY.I.011|ItllI, from (I unlock in the fort-neon until K We the 11ndersiarned.horeby Ive notlco to
anew church in l‘mc street BridS’O- Ilmisltnod’nast the tallest: 11111110110111"; on the 7:33 train. Th" (710‘) will meet HOTEL BLOCK. NORWALK ““09“" ”‘0 "f““‘“"””1 ““‘l “”I' “m" -I|I1111r1«m~1 11ml t'IWlelmm. lltoubc rev ' , .

port. for the Hungarian Reform Uh hnrch
society. It will been“: foot and cost

about 13.000.

John W. Font, of Buyview avenue, is

the first one to avail himself of thoprlvi

logo of storing household effects in it.
B. Golden‘s new Lincoln storage ware-
lVirs. Font has

house in Water street.
gone to Kentucky for her health. 11m

Amerionn church and is the inventor of
the famous "cathedral our.”

~-ch111utton, Ho. N. Y. Mkt.

’ The “Push" club hold a mock election
in Norwalk. last night. the polling place
being in Boston's news room. As 11 re-
sult, the election of Bryan and Seawall

1 was announced by a nmjorlty of eight,

next Friday with ('litl'ord l1}. Adams, of
Grove street.

”$1.00 Velvcts, 751‘ per yd. tomor-
row, at the Boston store, Norwalk.

scone slvés

Several people from llroud River ut-
teudod an old ladies, tea at the residence
of Joseph Lockwood, in Iowisboro,

 

 

 

 

 

BUFFALO
GLUTEN

FEED
POI!
CATTLE
chicken-

only

Always been my chief aim to handle

the best grain. at aprice conform-

inn with the quality.

You can get cats at about any price
you like but may be if you pay too lit-
tie on won 't like the cuts.

. at said Town Clerk's olllce,
T November 211. lend, from llu'cloI-k In the

words, with tlliovxucpllun. that will lie
lectluen and Town Clerk will lmin session
on Monday.

foronoon until .3 o‘clock in the
11fternoon,nud not afterwards. for the
purpose of admitting to the cloutor's oath
those persons only wimsc rights will run
turc after Mondnydlctobcr tilith, 1mm, not!
on or before Tuesday. the till day of No.
Vemher. llillli.

 
 

taxes lutlmI ltyoi Houth N rwnllt. that the!
11m rwmirml by low to Ilvllver tothe Assessors
oroltlu-r utthom. on or below the 1st
Nmomlmr. tacos: wrltlI-n otprlntcdllst. stud
signed and swam in. ofull the propert rtyovmocl
Inytthmp‘on' the 1st 1211)! of October. 1m. Ilnblo
l) urn nil

Bonnie and mm of ltu- presumptive». session
of in» provides:

Noltlrm .meJ of the Ground l-ltututes. H: '
amended by Chapter. I\X.\1V of the Pub" 0
Arlu of lmtl lurch: runonllall to “MM!
lolluwn: EIII'M‘HIIIHII nlnny IUWDI IOI
aim in 11 list and 1m) tnsco tin-ruin. shall . (fin
orbnrnrotho lint day "I pvt-mt): r. nouns

‘ ‘ . ‘ . . Vinnie and refresh- . “1 i f , v ll II t ‘-t Elwin hlsllsl. Imuln 11nd months on her 1:-
Mr. 111111111113 demand to gun up house-1 , , . Thursday evening 1 and App out one mm 1111) o 111.: I s 1111.. ".1. m. 11111111 “I...“ nmknmmlem-rlptlon ,, l
l f th sent by ”m mmenmr’ (merge .‘ Button. merits were enjoyed. HORHES. yoats "my ”0" he ”‘9 cheapest in may he mmloin either 1111,- last or 1.11111 .1111 ml "11‘1“” 1111141 1mm! Ito-hm netmrstolr I!»
keep “8 0’ ‘9 pre George Denton was the ofllclnl counter A it P ill 1 t 9“? town but they are the best. Thnt s the 1.1111 1. 11 {arIllu-d‘ond' 11lungnlIIInTlI-emé-t1111231111119 ‘to
1.“- _ . _ . I; ran 1 _ ' . o 1111 we Naples In on It or m
~Fresh home 10:: pound; {Nth pork. nndbooth-tcuder. Anenvelope contain- roggllnorninz txrdzgenlnuzttlle 13:12:); GRA'N glfllgflllfigm to be looked for when ”Mud M Normdk. “It! 1W1 any (11 W: 11111111111 ”m "”‘"” ”"9“"? WW“ I“ "W“
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Sarsaparilla

Ask for the best and you'll

(let Ayer’s.

, Ask tor Ayct's and you'll get

The, Best.

 
 

 

 
 
 
 

lug tvvo McKinley votes was thrown out-
I‘lcvcml bullets with the I’opmatic can-
dldare’s name spelled "Brian" were not
counted.

on Tuesday evening, the 20th, at Broth-
ernnd blister Burt’s home. Hendricks
dvelme, East Norwulk. Members are
requested to be present with family or
friend, and bring tofeshmcnts. After
this month the Lodge meetings will be
held on the second and fourth Tuesday
«commonest month in the flystic
(Shela 3e11, over Scene”. It more

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Dny Suints' church. on the Silvcnnlno
mud. His subject in the morning will
ho, “Trinity and the Cross." All are
invited.

Haven, yesterday.

CASTORIA

 

 

outs,
you.

MANU

OFFICE

OTABLE.

 

Don't feed your horses poor or dirty

buy where they screen them for

EL T. HATCH,

 

 

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0. II. HARVIY'S '

OITY IMFLOVIJUNT AGINOV.
Indies and gentlemen Iloslrlna‘ first close
spin any council can obtol 1; nine st
005‘s hove on y: sheath osowls Ilulu: positions.
ter in cor emu econ secure employment
”Wanted lmmodlatnly»d thuroup
msnlorthe wholesale 11nd relul
“normals

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rquIonloi-nlls vols owned by him. I able to
taxation nt them-11ml vnluntlon tlwreol fro
tho- lmsl lnfnrnmtlon they. Inn obtain.

ill-m “intro perceptual of such vnlunt comm
1~1INIlIIli llwrelmllumkuomwlnmtelo1r
llon null \lllllltllnfl oh .141 h mm c Inlrenl Acid

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pm. at the 0111111111 mum Invl 11nd eta

When you buy The anniversary 0’ P O 1‘0“”an Miss Edna 112. Wilson attended the OOLMAN.’ The Leading Groin Mot, lll-Illllbllll‘ ”1 51“”“1'lmv'uv'l‘ll'k I‘vulilIl‘NH]WHIk.IlHfl1 lillll' In: I‘mlmO
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’ 8?. ' " State Tenthcrs' convention m Now LW“ ‘5 ”CHIN” SHOOT. 3’. IOIIIIH m““' ollh-olnlvonpnn lrmn .o to ll! o'clock.“ 111.,

andlimu'ztIIrmI-Imk p m 'Itndoniiatnrtlltn _
from 7 to 11 ”I look in the oven I.“
lint-1d nt Hunlh W'il‘ifltillt’i I): '(lnmfid 5%

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