cum «acumen
Tribe.” , “
1 WWW o! Stationary engi-
neer! will hold its sociable Thursday,
the 99th but. ,' ‘ ‘
flag in front of hismrealdenee in Warh-
ington street.
~Fsuoy beaded trimming, regular
"price 980.. tomorrow 396. yd. at the
Boston Store, Norwalk. .
Mrs. Charles H. Ferris, of Washing-
ton street, who has Men quite sick the
past week, is slowly recovering.
‘ The Democratic committee of the
Second Voting district will take sporty
to Bridgeport. tonight. to have them
naturalized. -~
John Rodemeyer has relinquished his
proprietorship in the Daily News. It is
understood that he will continue his
editorial services until after election.
Minnehaho Division, Sons of Temper-
ance, will hold its regular meeting to-
‘ night. at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
James H. Willmot, Spring street.
Mrs. Charles F. Waterbury. who
went-to St. Luke's hospital, New York.
to undergo an operation, returned to
South Norwalk,last night. She stood
the journey very well.
Sherman Council, Royal Arcanum.
will have a ladies’ night tomorrow. A
musical programme will be rendered,
and Mrs. F. W. Norris will read. Re-
freshments willbeserved. ,
Miss Mary Honneckcr will move into
the building adjoining the homestead
and store, which has been sold to A. J.
Meeker, and will reside there while her
new building is being erected.
_ A new catch-basin is being built in
front of Dr. L. N. Phinney’s residence
in West avenue. This, it is expected,
will relieve the flooding of the street in
that locality during heavy rains.
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Thomas G. Molllullen has withdrawn
his appeal from the decision .in the case
wherein he was fined $15 and costs for
illegal liquor selling on election day,
and he has settled by paying about 340.
-——Long clams. opened 309. N. Y. Mht
The Consolidated Railroad company
has men placing roofs over the walks
under the bridge at Monroe street,
which will keep cool, iron, etc, from
dropping on people passing underneath.
Alexander ‘Tronp, chairman of the
silver state committee. has sent out a
confidential Circular, asking for funds-
which is entitled, “A Lost Appeal.”
The circular is full of hope and premiere.
-—Loin lamb chop, loo. N. Y. Mkt.
Expressman John Connors yesterday
moved the furniture of George Peterson
from Franklin street to New York,
where Mr. Peterson will reside in the
future. Today Mrs. Mary E. Ashton,
of 14 Belden avenue, is moving to
Brooklyn.
A Main street barber had a customer
yesterday, who was seventy-eight years
old, and had never before sat in a bar-
ber’s chair, who had never been shaved
by any one but himself, and had never
had his hair cut by a barber before.—
Dunbury News.
——Men’e camel hair shirts and drawers,
450 quality, tomorrow 25s., at the Boo-
ton Store, Norwalk.
Great damage has been done during
the past summer by drills and star ilsh
along the oyster beds between New
Haven and Bridgeport. It is stated that
‘the storm damage to the Bridgeport
natural oyster beds will not prove as
great as first reported.
The Southern New England Telephone
company has issued its quarterly direc-
tory to subscribers. In connection with
its own the company has also given sub-
scribers the “National Telephone direc-
tory," published by the American Tele-
phone and Telegraph company. This
latter book contains the call number,
name, business and address of every
pemn connected with the long distance
system in the country.
Mmaciimuinnmuummmm ..
in E R’ s :3: ,
‘ Sarcapurlllu “
+ II the original Bonaparilln, the
standard or the world. Others
‘ have imitated the remedy. 1
M can't imitate the record: .»
SOYMMGIIM
Thelwme‘r’l drum was contorted
night. by linens
[Frederick a. gamma has raised a"
”' Md flayed. the marksman; him
:. witlrchill‘s woman-homo
.Bonthlhlultreet. _ “ ‘
om an. a. Rooney is doing
policeduty at Kermit. today. in the
absence of Chile: smut”. .
msslvstovasi-iot does sewer work,
water work, mammalian and Well
digging, so hows street, South Norwslk.
The committee on the concert and
ball of the Arlen Singing society, Mon:
day, November 9th..will meet tonight.
at George Bohsub‘s Germanic hotel.
Town TaxVUolleotor George B. St.
John is sending out his annual bills for
polltax. Several parties in South Nor-
w‘alk who have received them are not
voters. -._........_..
The water will be shut off from East
avenue and East Norwalk, tonight, be-
tween the hours of 7 and 9, for the pur-
pose of placing a hydrant in connection
with the Mill Hill improvements.
-—Coke six cents per bushel. See ad?
vertisement.
. The members of the South Norwalk
police force Were subpoenaed to Bridge-
port today, to testify in the cases of the
Sherwood horse thief and Adams Ex-
press company’s cloak thieves.
St. Paul’s Daughters of the King met
in the chapel, last night, and voted to
hold a supper Thursday night, from 6 to
8 o’clock. Miss Anna Stuab was elected
a delegate to the annual convention in
Philadelphia.
-—-Ladios’ 4-button, extra super cash-
mere gloves, every pair worth 75a, to.
morrow 50c,» at the Boston Store, Nor-
walk.
How to make home attractive is an
easy problem to solve those days. when
Decker offers so many exquisite designs
and pleasing colors in wall paper. The
‘cost is not near so much as you might
think. Go in and take it over with
him. .
At New” London, yesterday, the
Young People’s Union elected these
ofliccrs: President, Rev. J. S. Lyon, of
Bristol; vice-president‘s. Rev. F. E. Rob-
bins, ot’ Norwalk, Rev. A. P. Wedge,
Rochville; secretary, Howard A. Edge-
conib. of Gretna; treasurer, C. E. Prior.
of Hartford.
-—Leg muttonmd. N. Y. Mkt.
H. Krieger shows this fall a large and
well assorted stock of lelllh’S and millin-
ery, second to none in the twin cities.
Mr. Kricgcr has long been established
in business in South Norwalk, and en.
joys the confidence of the purchasing
public, as his goods and prices are al—
ways right.
Yesterday the twenty-fifth annual
session of the State council of the Order
of United American Mechanics was held
ing the Town Hall at Milford. About
250 delegate-u were plesent from all over
the state from the different councils, of
which there are cightysix. The cou‘
vention adjourned until today.
Chilly airs and wintry winds invoke
thoughts of comfortable clothing, par-
ticularly overcoats. Davis. the tailor,
has a talk in The Sentinel today that
will interest all men who like to be well
and warmly dressed. Many of the most
fastidious young men of the city patron-
ize Mr. Davis, as his clothing invariably
gives satisfaction.
~indies’ ilne ei‘nbroidered Swim.
handkerchiefs,this season‘s importation,
regular value 25c, tomorrow wipe" at
the Boston Store, Norwalk.
The semi-annual meeting of the Can-
uecticut Homeopathic Medical society
was held in Meridcn, yesterday. There
were twenty} members present at the
morning business session, at which re—
ports were read, but no propositions for
membership received. The afternoon
session was given up to reading of pa-
pers and discussions.
, ~Esclllops, 856'. N. l". Mitt.
The managers of tho Wmnun's Ex-
change propose to give their friends to-
marrow at the luncheon. at noon, hot
bouillon, escalloped oysters. cold meat:
of every description, including veal loaf,
sandwiched in «root variety, Italian
cheeses. baked beans, and delicious pic
and cake. And all this and more for
thirty cents.
Bridgeport oyster fishermen are work-
ing on their private beds. The Recon
Point and Fish Island natural beds are
uninjured. The damage at Bridgeport
and Stamford will not change the price
of oysters, but will reduce the catches to
less than one-half during the season. It
will be several years before the beds are
in good condition again.
yes have leased from the Connecticut
laundry the hand department. and they
will continue the business under the
titleofTheRflIlendmudry.Both
_ meat is in another «column.
Absolutely, Pure.
kl d .
‘elluianmlgvtcgltgf' wmgémtgstnlfilw
t Gwrn c . .1 art.
will. 'ilnfiid’rlfiv’bnd’co. New York.
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Butler Lodge, 1. 0. 0. R, will confer
the second degree tonight.
“Manson Hoyt and sister, of Main
street. who lingo/been ill, are improving.
Hart Weeks, Smith,Northrcp.Williain
Costello and II. J. Grumman are down
the harbor fishing today.
Raymond Brothers are lowering and
relaying the walks in front of the es-
tate of Charles J. Hill, Norwalk.
Voters will be made in the Second
district, at police headquarters, tomor-
row, from 10 a. In. to 5 p. m.
A horse driven lay an agent of the
Wallace Cracker company, of Bridge-
port, was taken with blind staggers near
llandlc’s store at Winnipauk. yesterday.
Admissidfifto Saturday's matinee by
the Rice Comedy company will be ten
been reduced from twenty cents.
Charles Fischer‘s horse and wagon
was drawn, last night, at the store of
Frank Wilcek, North Main street. No.
372 took the turnout;
Joseph L. Burtlcm, of ll) (lonrtlandt
place, was taken with a fit while going
to his hmac, last night, and Dr. Benn
was called to attend him. Inter Grocer
Samuel Cornstmrk's team took him home.
The Speaking Circle of the Somali:
Baptist church was entertained, yester-
day afternoon, by Mrs. J. Morris Bene-
dict, of West Main street. The after-
noon was pleasantly passed, after which
a collation was served.
Pix-Captain of Police Joseph L. Colo-
urovc, of 1 Prospect place, will remove
about December lst, with his family, to
Farmington, Delaware, where he has
come into possessiou of a splendid farm
of 200 acres.
~54“ pieces all silk, satin and pros
grain ribbons. all colors. Nos. 12 and 16,
regular value 18c, at iOc.yd., tomorrow,
Boston Store, Norwalk.
Loncso Ilyxboo, ngr-d se‘vrnty-two,
wife of Joseph S. Ilyrbro, died at brr
homein Maple stm:t,,-last night. Thv»
deceased leaves two rhxnuhters, Mrs
Clarence Sr; an. of Bridgeport, and Miss
Ella Byxbc'n. Mrs. Ilyxboc was a sister of
James and William .‘Jitchellmf Nor‘
walk. The femoral will be hell from
the house, l’rir‘lny afternoon at 2:30
o'clock, Rev. 8. ll. Watkins officiating.
-—l..l..1ki}bl’; cents per bushel.‘ See ad-
vertisemont.
The seventy-third animal meeting
of the (hamctivut Baptist convention
began at New London, yesterday. Rev.
.l. H. Mason preached the annual rer-
mon. 'lfbccloction of oiiiccrs resulted
as follows: President, W. A. Griffin,
Bridgeport; vice-1’vrcsidcut, Ilndlai A.
Hall. Stoniuuton; treasurer, Rev. M. E.
Walker; auditor, John I3. Barrow, New
London. Dean Francis Wayland. presi
dent in 1895, was urged to accept a re-
clection, but declined.
-—Fourth annual sociable A. 0. 11., of
South Norwalk, Arlen lvlall, tomorrow
night. Philharmonic orchestra.
«fl... “Ema M.
Thcimportanco of scrim: that your
name is rm the voting list this your
should not be lost sight of. Everybody
should examine theliats. If your name
has been omitted. you can have it
inserted by notifying the registrars.
if you neglect tonttvnd to this you may
loose your franchise. Voters to be made
are warned also. Tin-y should see that
their norm-s are ontho tube-made list.
Don‘t neglect it.
Much interest is bring manifested in
Norwalk over the operations of Prof.
Rock, the colored medium, whom oilico
is at 35 North avenue. lle advertises to
reconcile old friends, bring back last no-
quaintances, cure crosses. and contract
marrlatrm in tweptyoone days, and gives
a written guarantee to do as he adver-
tises. lie has reunited a husband and
yearn, and has cured the husband of the
drink habit. As a phmnologist he hoe
no equal. l-iis terms are moderate and bio
operations «mud-lemon. His advertise
cents to all parts of the house, having .
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We also have a splendid line of Dating Flanncls.
We are lead
rooted to .
5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
IACKSO‘i’S P
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Are unsurpassed for beauty
of style and finish. . . . . .
53 WALL STREET.
trans! rudiment.
.LAWIOII 8:60., 22 South Main Str
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FALL Anomm'rz'li
UNDERWEAR
Your attention is called to the assortment of Underwear we‘ are showing for
women, men and children. Special attractions at 2lc, 5c, 48c, 750 and 98c.
Very choice designs.
are in Hosiery. You ask any who is acquainted With the trade of
NcnvaIk. where to find the best hosiery at reasonable prices, and you will be di-
EDWARD STREET!
noswsix. cons.
. A BIG OPENING
mode by a heavy set down in prices. '
Loin mutton chops,
Rib mutton chops,
Leg mutton,
, Sirloin steak,
Round steak,
Shoulder steak,
5 lbs good corned beef and a large cab-
huge for 25c.
Rib roast from So to 12/3.
For the host clams. oysters, (free deliv-
ery ) fish and escallops, go to the
New York Market
FRANK S. AYERS, Prop.
DONOVAN BLOCK. WAESHINGTON STREET.
HorEGRAPHSi
Prices Reduced!
E. M. JACKSON, Photographer,
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Overall in Variety!
med, velvet collar, blue
er, 5.6.50.
RBOAT TALK
NORWALK, NH
_ Comstock Bros, Masonic
“"“"”‘”"“”‘“‘“‘“‘”“ illd‘g, Norwalk.
! LIN co LN
' Under All in Prices!-
Mcn's llcavcrlflvcrc.rats, well made and trim-
aml black; a cor]:-
106. 3 lbs for 2530
wife who have been separated two .
HOTE
Agent
DUFF
OLUT
FOR
(thick
and
MEET
UTAH
MAHAOKEMO
FEED
GATTLE
HOflEES.
OHAIN
EOLMANU'
LIV! RV
(,lur $15 overrun! is an all wool honor, (it.
Ira heavy weight, well made and handsomely
trimmed, made expxcssly for line trade. Blue
and him k, €310.00.
Uni-tube, 1.153 and Woo ova-coats are
finely tailored and elegantly lined, suit line
for the most fastidious dressers.
We Sllll have left a few sizes of that under-
u'mr at 49c; reduced from $1.
"l‘lxr-v are all here now, might be gone to.
Illfll'l'OW.
()pcn every evening until 9 o'clock.
~. AVIS,
The Tailor, Clothier, Hat-
ter and Furnisher.
L BLOCK,
for
ALO
EN
inn with the quality.
on. tlrfflyou won’t lilm the mts.
y
The landing Grain Dealer,
Ll
SOUTH
NORWAL K
Always been my chief aim to handle
only the best grain. at a price confonm
You can get outs at about any price
you like but may be if you pay too llt~
oats may not be the cheapest In
towu but they are the best. That’s the
great distinction to be looked for when
you buy them.
Don't feed your license pom or dirty
oats, bay where they screen them for
you.
MANUEL T.HATCH
I! Marshall Strut. he. Ionvolk.
W‘Wm
set.
A fine West of England Kersey
Wool Suits from. ..
acne-I: coo.-
lOc a lb
8c
li”."c “
u
oculb
omstock
South Norwalk,’
MILFORD A.
nassnnssnv'acscnsn us, nor a ,
Did Not
Catch
FOR WE WERE PREPARED FOR IT WITH A COM
' STOCK OF
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Overcoats and Suit
UNSURPASSED BY ANY ANYWHERE IN POINT or air
STYLE, QUALITY, TRIMMINGS AND LOW PRICES
FOR, CQRRESPQNDING VALUES.
A FEW LEADERS:
An all wool bluc Beaver Overcoat, fast color. .
Blue and black Kersey Overcoats, all wool and fast color. . . . . ... glee
650 to 18.
. NEW INVOICE 0F
FALL NECKWEARI
EVERYTHING TH E LATEST.
Winter Underwear
FOR ALL, FROM 25c TO 82‘ PER GARMENT.
Popular-Price Clothiers,
I4 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
Icelaloussouetltih‘7;
= rothers, *
Connectlout.
GI FFIN, Mgr.
‘ NOTICE!
ADMISSION 0F ELEGTORS
.-—_—..
Notice is hereby given that the Select-
men and Town Clerk of the Town of Nor-
wnlk will In: in seamen at the office of said
Town Clerk, for tho purpoxcof examining
the qunIillcnfltuls of and admitting to the
clectur's oath those persons who shall be
found so mmlilled, on “'ellm-srlnv. theftlst
vluy of October, 18ml. from it o’clock in the
forenoon until 6 o’clock in the afternoon.
and by public adjournment of said much
lug, will he in session for the some pur~
poor. as follows, viz:
At the police rooms on llavilnml street,
in the City of South Norwnlk. on Thurs-
day, October 2211'], I‘m“, from 10 o‘clock u.
m.. nutil 5 o’ dock p. "1., and also on Fri-
:lnir, flotilla-r :lild, lh‘ilti, at said police
rooms, from It) o’clock a. to, until 5
o’clock, p. m., and in the evening of said
Friday, at said police rornus. from 7 until
ilo‘clockzaml ntthc nllicc of said Town
Clerk, on Saturday, the ‘Jlth day of (lo
tuber, mm, from 10 o‘clock n. “1.. chill in
o'clock p. In.
And unless nllcntcrcd on the Ilrst list
:is“tolm blade," whose rights shall up
pour to have biotin-ed, shall have bum
mlmiitcd or rejected, will be In session for
the some purposes on Monday ,Uctobcr
‘Jiilh, Wild, at said Town Clerk's Ilflloc,
from ll o'clock In the formation until it
u‘clockin the afternoon. and not after
words, with Ullht'xlmptlml, that said Hu-
lcctmcn and Town Clerk will be in scmion
Novwnlmrfid, lNiNl, from "o‘clock In the
forenoon until h o‘clock In the
niwrnoon,nml not afterwards, for the
purpose of admitting to the clector’s oath
those persons only whose rlglit» will mm
on or before Tuesday, the lid day of No.
vcmbor, mill. »
Applications from any voting district
may he mmlcin either the 1st or 2nd dis.
trict.
Dated at Normllk. the 15th day of 0c
tober,A. 1)., was.
lei/m Renown.
Erinmm 'l'nom 1-294“,
MIMSK ll. Momma.
Selectmen of the Town of Norwalk.
llmumnr It. SMITH, 'l‘owu clerk.
0. II. HIIVIV'!
ouvv tuvnovulur sotuov.
The Doleful Buholor.-~"Why." ask-
ed the Sweet Young Thing, “why do
they say that love It of the heart?" "To
show," raid the Doloful Bachelor, “to
their thettbebfeinshsrenotmagtcdo
m it.”
"Wham inseam.
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av rum OPPIOF.
Ice and gentlemen donning. first class
”"9. WW; stout. ' use.“
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t or mmlsmgosu mmgl‘rlglgrmeut'
Wonledlmmod Mel “A b r a hi on He
manual. Wiesel: an Motel... nail»
et‘i*r......'***svn."t.. mum f “it
we“ tor a. range men. W
'10“! “I“; m JIM'
at said Town ()Irrk’soilloc. on Monday. N
. ture after Monduy,(.lclober 26th, Will, and A
Storage ' Warehouse
The Lincoln Storage Warehouse
ov \yntcrstrcet. a. few doors south
of linslungton street. In the City
oi South horwnlk. is now open for
tho storage of
Household Furniture, Pianos,”-
cycles, Carriages, Etc.
For full mirtlculars inquire at the .
ofllce of ‘
TAYLOR 8: GOLDEN.
74 WASHINGTON STREET.
South Norwalk. Connecticut;
Shaw. DARMER
[Surgeon Dentist,
Formerly over the Post Office.
All work pertaining to modern den-
tistry, at the most reasonable ohm.
First-class work only.
All work guaranteed.
office / H mm. to Sp. in. Sunday 9am. '
llonrsi to l p. m.
Office and Residence. 14 Washington ,
six-cot, :ldoorsabovctho First National
CityAssessors’
Notice!
We. tho undersigned. hereby (five notice to
nlhu-rumm and c-urpomilunu. table to my
taxes lniluwuyormmli Nurwnlk. that they
um rmllllrml by law to Ilellmr totho Assessors
un‘milmroftimm. on or bonito the lot (My (if 1
.‘nvmnlmr. mum written or printod list. sled
sinned and serum to. «dull the property 0 ed
:lyfrlmtp‘on mum duyof Hotelier. 1890. 1mm
I) Ian Illl.
An art mncornlnumx lists. enacted the
Srnammnl . oumml lhxpronenllltlves. :ng
uf inns. provides:
bouilnn :wm oi the flo-noml Flt totes.
it» bill‘s
vie nr ”’5‘” In wrobz amended to
follow»: Imchmsiden clan)! town I e
or Iwrorotlmllm «luv of ovomberm m’m
pit-om mum lllmlt'llllil «we to as e .. '
ml’ow prom-rt mil. makllnftfi
m. In: so
m'rlhmlmml lIlanmII home-torus: so ‘
l U “in or 331m.
mitthmtlmrelnnll prmmrty wh ch ey Ihave
reason to believe In owned by iI . labs to
the bust Internet! but they . nu obtain. an
Him-Mulch burr-minimal nm'h Wilmitlwwflil ’
ill Hun]vnlmnlunulnar-bpuruclo meiosis -
ill. "iv-{flute may be returned to the
I
it. mm. toan-Hnr-lmim (It‘lnlu‘rms .l
nllll'oiulmmcb lrom‘ln to 1‘1 "Whirled.
from 7 tnou'rlmekgnt mnvonln .
llatmlaiHouih irrflléillfépm 0.
all» flu '
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amended by (Jim Itor LXXMV of £3
I?»
giro In It list and [my lord herein. It
i ‘r
Mileatntomuch porno ' tom Ilitl oly
assessor» elmll fill out a list
taxation nttlm actual valuation I "reclaim“
ll
en mild but they shall motion semlrptodesc
Anaem-
nra. a ' o (tunnel! rmnn. linvliuud at
South hurwnlk.lvmn and Invlmlm Clot
M.
and from a In t. H'I‘Imrk a. m .fnndun hstufllhtt
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