Evening sentinel, Thursday, October 22, 1896 · page 5

 
 
 

The m of some: of the South
Not-walk Public Library Will meet in-
morrow night. *****

Meetings tonight: Sherman, Gem-
mandery, U. 0. G. (3.; the Daughters of
Erin, A. o. u. ..._____

The railroad station at Cos Cob was
entered by burglars Tuesday night, but

, only it few ticketswere secured. . .

 

,——Coke six cents per bushel. See ad-
vertisement. *

ltisreported that a new three-cent
weekly newspaper. to be called “The
Era,” willbe issued Thursday for the
first time.

The First and Third district Republi-
cans will meet in tho town court room,
Nerwalk,’ next Tuesday, to nominate a
candidate for representative.

 

A new piece of music, “The Barnum.
School March,” has been presented to
the Center school by the composer. Prof.
A. T. Goodsell, of Bridgeport.

—Long clams,~dp.ened,il0¢. N. Y. Mkt

Miss Estella Smith, Miss Mary Owens
and Miss Marion Cowau wheeled from
Danhury yesterday and spent the day
with friends in town, returning today.

Sherman Council. Royal Arcanum,
will entertain the lady friends of the
members, tonight, in the Council room,
Boyt's Theatre block, Washington
street.

The property known as the Gibbs
place, in Knight street, cotaining about
two acres of land, and two houses, has
been sold to John W. Funcher, of West-
port, through Mitchell & Son.

wProf. M. 8. Bosch, the woll~lrnown
oculist—opticion, can be consulted at his
office, in the parlor of the City Hotel
South Nor-walk, Tuesdays, from 9 u. m.
to 8 p. m. Eyes examined free.

The Womans’ Christian Temperance
Union will holds meeting at the Sub
diers' Home, Saturday at 3 o’clock.
Several singers are expected to be at
this meeting. All interested are invit—
,ed to attend.

The Twin City Wheelmen expect to
take possession of the remaining four
rooms on the second floor of the First
National bank building, November lat)"
Sherman R. Hamilton and family will
probably move next week.

The young ladies of Miss Baird's seni-
inary attended the New England supper
given by the ladies of the Lewisboro
chapel. yesterday. A large number of
other Norwulk people attended, chopcr-
oned by Rev. C. M. Selleek.

—-Loin lamb chop, 106'. N. Y. Mkt.

Amos P. Mitchell, a clerk in the em-
ploy of the Consolidated road, fell from
his wheel Sunday at Green Farms. He
received several severe scalp wounds
about the head and will be confined to
his home for at least three weeks.

The selectmen and town clerk will be
at the police rooms, in South Norwulk
until oo'clock this afternoon, to make
new voters. Tomorrow they will be in
session at the same place from 10 a. m.
t) 5 p. m., and in the evening from ‘7 lo
9 p. In.

 

Before
' Retiring....

take Ayer’s Pills, and you will
sleep better and wake in better
condition for the day’s work.
Ayer,’s Cathertic Pills have no
equalae a pleasant and effect-
ual remedy for constipation.
biliousncss, sick headache, and
all liver troubles. They are
sugar-coated, and so perfectly
prepared, that they care with»
out the annoyances experienced
in the use of so many of the
pills on the market. Ask your
druggist for Ayer’e Cethartic
Pills When other pills won’t
help you. Ayer’s is '

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' warheads. n. r. an. r

ammonium“:- not: Broth-

, on? Led“ paid a fraternal visit to Bet.

brim: W night. - . I

‘ n. 8., Keith accompanied several
Winnipauk residents to Bridgeport. last
night, to mare second papers.

 

 

A large number of Hungarians went
from South Norwalk to Bridgeport, last
night to secure second papers.

 

Raymond Brothers are laying about
1,000 yards of concrete for the city of
Norwalk in the East Well street and
Mill Hill impmvments.

 

The clerk of the Superior Court will
be at the Council chamber in South
Norwalk, Friday night, to issue first
papers to men of all parties.

 

Henry Tilly has had a. large sign
placed in front of his carriage repository
in North Main street. The lettering
was done by Howard .A. Tilly.

 

—Escallop3, 85¢. N.» Y. Mitt.

The Y. W. C. T, U. will meet tomor-
row averting at 7:45 o’clock, with Mrs.
Crow. 39 Chestnut street. A full at-
tendance is requested, as a report of the
convention is expected.

 

The subject of the prayer meeting in
the First Congregational church, this
evening, will be “The Daily use of the
Bible.” The theme will be opened by
Deacon Melville E. Mead. The pastor
will conduct the meeting.

Judge L. D. Brewster, of, Danbury,
H. O. Seymour, of Ridgefield, and Mr.
Hoyt, of Stamford, commissioners on
Edwin Adams' appeal from the layout
of Railroad place, will hold ahearing in
South Norwalk, on Monday, Novem-
ber 9.

The arrangements for the concert in
the First Congregational church, next
week Wednesday evening, are nearly
completed. The affair promises a treat
to the people of Norwalk. The procueds
will go for the current expenses of the
church.

After the regular weekly meeting of
Olive Branch Lodge. Knights of Pythins.
this evening, the members of the Grand
Orient will meet for the purpose of
initiating six new candidates. All
members of the Grand Orient are order
ed to be present. t

A horse owned by Hezekiah Sitts. of
Brookside, stepped into a recently tilled
hole at the west end of the Washington

(street bridge, this morning, and was

thrown, but not injured. Street Omn-
mittcezunu Ferris is having the damage

. \
repaired. l \
' \

The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union will hold its regular weekly
meeting with Mrs. J. Richards, :51
Chestnut street, Friday at 3 o'clock.

read at this meeting.

"Salvador Chariot docs sewer worl',
water work, grading, cellar and well

Haven has refused to register Yule stir
dents. Three Republicans voted favor-
ably and three silver Democrats against
alldwing Yule lllf‘ll to register. The
silverites hold that students. although
they may be self-supporting, have no
right to vote. in New llavon.

—~anl‘lll annual sociable A. O. 11., of
South Norwalk, Ariou Hull, tonight.
Philharmonic orchestra.

A new law passed at the last session
of the Legislature roquircsihut no per-
soushallhcrcafterbe admitttod to the
privileges of no elector who is not able
to read, in the English language, any
section of the statutes of the state. Hero.
toforo men have been admitted upon
proof that they were able to read other

' hingungcs.

~Coke sixconts per bushel. Sm all
vertisement.

There is some argument between the
Board of Selectmen, of Darlen, and the
Norwalk Tramway “company in regard
to which shall nincmlanuzc the space be-
tween the new piece of 'l‘olford-macnd-
um road and the tracks of the company.
The selectmcn maintain that the com-
pany is obliged to do it. The company
thinks xvt, as its agreement with the
town only specified that its roudlml
should bepnt in the same condition as
the street.

~Lots of people made happy last
week. Another lot rccoivcd of elegant
Creamery butter. :0, 20. and 30¢" lb, tabs
at 21“ lb . D. L'Hmnmedieu.

The first meeting of the season of the
Ladies' Missionary society, of the Nor.
walk Congregational church, was held
yesterday at the chapel. The paper by
fire. Holden on "The Characteristics of
the People of China," was much enjoy~
ed, as were the brief descriptions of
Various branchesof mission work in dif-
ferent parts of the empire, given by
«berm. The meeting was calcu-

 

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The report of the state convention hold ;
in Mcriden. Oct 14. 15 and ill, will be ¥ variety. under the coinprlcut leadership
All are welcome. :

The Board of Krgistl‘iltluli of New?

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Absolutely Pure.

Arman of tartar h’lklufl powder. HI host
of all! in loavenlnp siren tin—Latest cited
unites (lewermnenlvfood p163. '
ROYAL BAKING PUlth‘l ' . New York.

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Humboldt Lodge, Sons of Hermann,
will meet tonight.

 

 

One hundred undisevcnty-three voters
were made at Norwalk yesterday.

The letter carriers of the Norwalk
pest-office have received new letter
pouches. »

Mr. and Mrs. Asahel Andrews. of
Wellington], are the guests of Mr. and
Mrs L. W. Velsor, of Quintard avenue.

The, loss on Michael Noonuu's resi-
dcuceat I'lnycsvillc, recently destroyed
by fire, will be adj ustcd Saturday.

Daniel Duulop, of Roton Hill, who
has been sick the past three weeks, is.
again able to be out.

John H. Ferris is haviugu steam heat-
ing plant put into his office building at
the corner of Washington and Water
streets.

A game 0' football will be played,
Saturday, in Honlhport, between the
Norwalk Athletic club and the South-
port team, commencing at 3:30 p. m.

George Miller, the young man arrest.
c l for drunkenness, Tuesday, was scu-
tcnced to ten days in jail and fined :37,
this morning, by Judge Frost. The fine
was paid.

Chief Bradley's services were enlisted,
this morning by no Italian woman who
wanted a puddlcr to cart- some apples
for her. ‘ The chief decidvd that the case
was out of his jurisdiction.

John B. Recd, .lr., aged forty-five,
dropped dead last night of upoplcxyut
his home in Stamford. He has been
connected with the Stamford Notional
bani: since Mill. lie was made CilSllltl'
in low.

——If any one lli'bll’t'S to see bountiful
foliage they will take the Tramway curs
down through Dnricn. (furs lchc cor-
ner Souzh Main and Washington streets,
a quarter to and quul‘trl‘ al'tc-r each hour,

for Rowaytou. Doric-u, Norwicnmoumcl‘ l

lng'wifli all parts of Stumfm'd.

Tho "minis" :it the (‘ontrul club will
be played Friday owning. ’l'hoso pre-
sent lust “'Ct‘lf seem to have had an
evening of jollity of the old-fashioned

of ”IO committee.

Flul'i‘lluc, theoldvst duightcr of Mr.
andlllrs. A. (Kirnii Belts, died yester-

diggiug, 50 Lowe street, south Norwulk. allay afternoon, at lif’l‘ home in Ncwmwn

:ivcnuc, .igcl nine years. Funeral scr-
vim's will be lll‘lfl from the house, Sui.—
urduy afternoon at '3 o'clock.

The National [locum-nth: h’tuic com-
mittee has received returns showing that
in if!) towns of the me in the state, the
party has full tickets, stutenmtioml and.
local, and in 1:20 oftho towns. chairnwn
of town commutes. This is considered
as indicative of a strong showing on
November 3.

Mrs. Hannah 8. llurvoy, secretary
of flicsocicty, has announced the lllllt‘
of the convention of Rebokuhs, us
Thursday, October 2", in Bridgeport.
The delegates will moot in Uhnrlty
Lodge twill“. 1"(ariy-foul‘ lnilgcs will be
represented. Delegates will cmnc from
this state, New Hampshire. Massachu-
setts and Pennsylvania.

~Lots of people made happy but
work. Another lot received of elegant
Creamery butter, in, mandilflt' lb..tnbs
at 21" lb., 1). L'llonunmliou.

The private car. horses and plil'.l]3llfll'- “

nulls used by Ilcmnano. the ninginian,
in his pcrfornrmco, were attached in
New liar-on. lust night, at the instance
of Edward Stokes, of Now York city.

The notion is one to recover $2,500 on (L

note given by Horrmunn in part pay-
ment for a yacht. put-(dissed of bitches.
Tlmnotmit is alleged,Hemnann per.
mitted loco to ppltcnt. Bonds were
given and ilcmnann’s performance lwm
was in no way interfered with.

Almost Atptyxluiod.

James llanuon, a stone cutter. is at
the Stamford hospitol hovering between
life and death. humbly night he Went
to a hotel and covered a room. lle
remained in it until Monday, when the
olor of use was noticed and the
door of the room was forced open.
Hannon was nnmmccions and rcnmincd
in until last night, when be revived

sufficiently ‘to whisper his name and ad- “

dress faintly. lie then relapsed into an-
consciousness. He is thirty~elght years
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Granulated Sugar,

$l. "

F. D. LAWTON & 00., 22 South Mainstreet.‘

 

 
 

 

EDWARD STEI-zi'.

‘FALL‘ lmo'w'm'rzh'

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Your attention is called to the ulssortment of Underwear we are showing for
women, men and children. Special attractions at 21c, 25c, title, 750 and 980.
We also have a splendid line (if looting Flanucls. Very choice designs.
We uroleadcrs in HM meou‘eskuunywhole, acquainted With the trade of

 

Norwelk, where to drill,
rected to 51-

6 best hbsiery at reasonable prices, and you will be di-

EDWARD STREET!

5 our": scheme.

NORWALK, CONN.

 

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POlLED

 

 

 

 

A BIG OPENING

: made by a heavy set down in prices.
Q1 l LD Loin mutton chops, 10c a lb
W 1. .Rib mutton chops, . “ “
"’A l Leg mutton, Sc "

Sirloin steak,

Round stock. 100, 3 lbs for 2%-

Shoulder steak, 5c 3 lb

5 lbs good corned beef and a large cab-
bage for 25c.

Rib most from So to 12c.

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

New York Market

FRANK S. AYERS, Prop.

12120 “

 

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DONOVAN BLOCK. WASHINGTON STREET.

 

.lllCl‘lSON’S HE: ”ii-o G R A P H st

Are unsurpassed for beauty
of style and finish. . . . . .

2.. M. JAG

53 WALL. STREET, -

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Prices Reduced!

3K50N, Photographer,

- . NORWALK. ‘ nu

 

 

OVERCOllT uLK!

Overall in Var

 

iety!

 

 

Under an in Prices!

 

Mao's ll:aver,(lrl2rcozus, well made and trim.
need, velvet colldr, blue and block: a cork-

cr, $0.50.

Our :31; overcoat is an all Wool kerscy, (x-
tru heavy weight, well made and handsomely
trimmed, made expressly for fine trade. Blue
and black, fielded, ,,

Uur $12.00, 14 be and [bloc 0v: rooms are

lixwly tailored :1

ud elegantly lined, suitiblc

for the most fastidious dressers.

We still have left a few sizes of that under-
wear at 49c ; reduced from in.

They are here now, might be gone to-

ll‘. U 1' TO“?-

Opcn every evening until 9 o'clock.

- Avis, ' -

I I
The Tallorl Clothier, Hat-
ter and Furnisher.
MAHAOKEMO ‘ sou-m
Ho-rm. BLOCK. l NORWALK

Agent for
BUFFALO

GLUTEN

chicken.
and
Mounts.
BEST
GHAIN

FOR
HOREEO
AND
OATTLE.
HRANOH
OFFICE
BOLMANO’

LlVfi RV
QTABLE.

you buy them.

you.

 

 

 

Always been my chief aim to bundle
only the best grain, at a price conform-
ing with the quality.

You can got outs at about any price
you like but may be if you pay too lit-
tle you won't like the out“.

Myouts may not be the cheapest in
town but they are the best. That’s the
great distinction to be looked for when

Don‘t feed your horses poor or dirty
outs, buy where they screen them for

MANUEL T.HATOH.

‘ The Leading Grain Dealer.
I! ”arrival! Strut, Se. Iorwslk.

 

seem real... .
... , PRNTING . . . . ..

AT “fl-III OFFIOI.

 

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in: music cum arms

'id Not
Gatph

- " " Us

OverCOats

An all wool blue Beaver Overcoat,

Wool Suits from..........

it.

Comstock

South Norwalk, -

MILFORD A.

Comatock Bron, Masonic
Bld'g, Norwulk.

 

Napping!

FOR WE WERE PREPARED FOR IT WITH A COMPLE:
STOCK OF

.,....W|NTER.....

 

 

Blue and black Kerscy Overcoats, all wool and fast color. . .
A fine West of England Kersey. . . .

--.-....

 
 
 

and Suits!

UNSURPASSED BY ANY ANYWHERE IN PO T‘J’!‘ OF Fl'l',‘
STYLE, QUALITY, TRIMMINGS AND LOW PRICES
FOR CORRESPONDING VALUES.

A FEW LEADERS:

fastcolor........ ...... .....87.50 ,
..... 9.00 .
...'.....15.00‘
..............6.50 to 18.00

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NEW INVOICE OF

FALL NECKWEAR!

EVERYTHINGKIljJQLATEST.

 

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

 

Brothers,

PopularQPrice Clothiers,

I4 SOUTH MAIN STREET,

Conne'ctlcut.
GIFFIN, Mgr.

 

 

NOTICE!

ADHISSION 0F ELECTORS

Notice is hereby given that the Select-
uu-u and Town Clerk of the Town of Nor-
wulk will be, in session at the oilice of said
Town (.‘lerk, for the purposoof examining
the qualifications of and admitting to tho
cli'umr's until those persons who shall be
found so qualified. on \Vcdm-ulnv. the ‘llst
day of October, Nu}, from 1' o’clock in the
forunoon until So‘clcck in the afternoon,
and by public adjournment of said meet
lug, will be in session for the some pur-
pose, us follows, viz:

At the police rooms on llnviluxul sin-ct,
in the City of South Norwulk. on Thurs
tiny, (lumber 'Jflnd, I‘ll-l, from ill o‘clock u.
“L. until 5 o‘clock p. m, and ills” on Fri-
day, October Ml. lfillll, at said police
from In o’clock a. or, until .3
o'clock, p. m., and in the evening; ul‘ suit!
li‘ridny, at. said police rooms, from 7 until
llohzloeliuiud uttho ollluo of said 'l‘mvn
Clerk, on Saturday, the 'Jltlldny of UC
tuber, Mill, from lliu'clock a. in. until .3
o’clock p. In.

And uulcssnll entered tin the first li t
on “to be made,” whose rights shall ni‘
poor to have matured, shall have been
admitted or rejected, will be in session for
the shine purposes on Monday ,(h'tobor
20th, lblltl, at said Town (‘lcrk‘s office,
from it o‘clock in the forcuoou until H
o'clock in the afternoon. and not after

rooms,

lectmen and Town Clerk will be in Htmhll‘m
aHaid Town Clerk‘s oflico, on Monday.

foreuocu until 3 o'clock in
afternoon. and out afterwards, for the
purpose of admitting to tho elecrcr's oath
those persons only whose rights will mu-
ture after Monduydlctobcr With, Him, not!
on or before Tuesday, the 15d duy of No.
vcmbcr, 1H0“.

Applications from any votlng district
may be inadolu either the 1st. or find dis.
tric-t.

Dated at Norwalk, the lbth day of 0c
tuber, A. l)., mu

lMM: Scum K,

Emuwu 'l‘llmnis.

Muss ll. Ml;llllll.l..
tick-claret: of the Town of Norwalk.

ilmmrnr it. 5mm, Town Clerk.

0. II. HARVEY!

 

e p in any oiipaelt
t ealmve
either me. e or female. can secure employment

can obtain

mean for the Who on e and rota!

a

shoe

rlsl Venom use work:
emoa'lgrsmpe man.

 

 
 
 

 

Novomber‘hl. 1941)“, from ilo'clork in tho!

OI'I’Y IMPLOVMENT AOINOY.

Ladies and gentlemen decide“. first class
0 some at
enigma sothosemnhln‘ positions.

Wanted intuit-dilate ywA thornnfhly ca min
on ~

Wantedddiitnntons for m’filo‘fl‘t‘fiil‘l‘l

 

LINCOLN
Storage Warehouse ’

The Lincoln Storage Warehouse
on ll :lror street. a few doors south
of Washington street. in the City
or 5. mill Nurwulk, is now open for
the storage of

Household Furniture, Pianos,Bi-
cycles, Carriages, Etc.

F. or full particulars inquire at the V
ofllce 0f

TAYLOR 8: GOLDEN.

7+ WASHINGTON STREET.
South Nnrwalk. Connecticut. "

Dist

.F.w. bARMER
'Surgeon Dentist,

 

Formerly over the Post Office.

.\11 work’mrtaining to modern den-
tistry, at the most reasonable charges.

First-class work only.

All work guaranteed.

Other 4 9% uni. to Hp. m. Sundayfla In.
“our.“ [U l 3).!)1.

(llliuv um! IlvsiliHu-v, ll Washington
street, illloors ubovo the First National
Bank, South Norwalk. Conn.

 

W‘S‘ooth Norwalk
City Assessors’

Notice!

“1'.th umlorsimw-l. hereby

We notice to
all pursom and w-rwi‘utionn,

bible to my

Words, with this exception. that. said Se 5 lnxmio tho-'itynf Houth Nl-rwalk. that they

are ruuuirml by law to deliver to the Acme
”yacht-r ultlwm. on or before the but day of
huvombor. void.” written or printed ”50.6:th
slum-v! mul HWHI‘I! to. «full the propertyo ed
by them on tho 1st dnyof October. 1M". lo

the l in huntiun.

Anovtmuvornlnator lists. enacted by the
Hmmio and ”Mimi: of lbaprosentutlven. melon.
of Milo. provides:

Hmrion new ol tho “choral statutes. fl
nmwurlml by (.jlmptur LXXXIV of the Pubic
Avis of lies. m .u-mby binomial! to mod all
follow»: lam-b romirleot other town llablfl to
alwin nliotnmlpny tnxon therein. shall.

"'3 before tho lirsl day of November. anon. l?
gnu lo Mallet. mmlvnml sworn in M n-
lmful'l‘ [trIle‘l‘lilt‘iL nuiklnnmlmriptlon It ll
Mull-Mulmmrr'h who»! being mounts!!! #-
m'nlmnlnuvl if ho nlmll enamel or refuse
doggy: “,“,“»“““'."'“ film“ fill out iii! I'llst for .
on no: .mmm u purport w c 7 Va
rmw-u to lmlicro is nwnmly'hy hlmylfilblgfl’o
taxation mile-unmet valuation thereof ham
tbv bust information they 1 an obtain. and
llwromtou pu-r mmium of sm-h valunflom l
in sub! IMI .uyuuall mukI-u separator)“
Nun cm! mmmlur- of mu'b pnrc‘olv-lrml .

.N. it ~ lists may be mono-n! tome Am
nr4. at the Council room. [lowland II ,
Huuth Norwnlkmwm and irwmrllo Oct
nights»? Wnmlinlilmllim”(glow-til ll lacs, 3:“

u no u tampon rrml til 0 l') ”.0 0“ .R .g-
and from '3 to c n'film‘k 1am .lmulvmflotnm ’
from 7 fnvlln’i'lrwlt jntho ovonimr. .
lmtmlat fiuuth Norwnlk Ui’flllifl will“
sacroiliac. l m, ,
FltAhhlJ!‘ A. Tii"“l‘d“
Joann Mill? 0. .
now

am