Fem... um owns Starte-
mt’utore, is tahdngaeouraeat Her-
rill's‘Buelneuoolleae. histamine-d.
Attoran. B.Vcsburgh audW. H.
B. Dbhrow wheeled to Bldgefleld, yes-
terday. .
~Iaadlce’ fleeced ribbed Egyptian
. vests. slmdto'l, titty-cent quality, at
89!. Boston Store, Norwalk. ,
The Arlen Singing society willie-
hearse after the caucus in its halite-
night.
~Forequarter mutton, 5!. N. Y. mkt.
The funeral of Mrs. Loueee Byxbee
was held from her late residence in
Maple street, this afternoon, Rev. B. H.
Watkins 01111111111111.
~bta of people made happy last
week. Another lot received of elegant
Creamery butter, 10, 20. and 80? 111. .tubs
at 13111 1b.. 1). L’ Hommedieu.
The condition of Mrs. Samuel Water-
bury remains about the same. 8110 is at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. Boyd,
:10 Cross street.
_.__....
-—Leg mutton, 8?. N. Y. Mkt.
James Toner’s wagon broke down yes-
terday afternoon in front of the Met-
thews place. It contained half a ton
‘ of bones and meat. It was taken to
Henry Tilly's carriage repository for re-
pairs.
”Coke. six cents per bushel.
vertisemcnt.
See ad-
The Germania Slengerbfind will give
a vocal concert in Germanic Hall. Sun-
day night. Professor Diehl will lead
the chorus and there will be a phono-
graph on exhibition.
The case of William S. Smith of the
South NorWalk Hardware company,
against George W. Fowler, for $15
damages, is returnable before Justice
George D. Keeler. tomorrow morning at
100'clock. __
—Salvstor Chariot does, sewer work,
water work. grading, cellar and well
digging, 50 Lowe street, South Norwclk.
Contractors Maire 8:. Lewis and Sup-
erintendent George Eaton have been in
town the past few days to see about re-
moving their spile drivers and other up-
paratus to New York.
~Ladies'felt hats,75,e 90§,$1.25.0‘Brien’s
Returns received by Secretary H. T.
King show that the membership of the
Connecticut Federation of Cyclists is
growing in all sections of the state. He
says it is safe to assert that there are
now over 1,000 members enrolled in the
new federation.
The selectmen and town clerk will
beat police headquarters in Havilnnd
street tonight to make voters. which will
be the last opportunity in South Nor-
walk. The clerk of the Superior Court
will also be there to issue first papers to
those entitled to them.
The building occupied by Everett E.
Wheeler was moved this morning, from
East Washington street to its new loca-
tion in Hevilnud street. The Tramway
company had altered to move the build-
ing down Washington street. but Con-
tractor D. M. Fine-11' a two double teams
easily pulled the building along.
—-Escullops, 35¢. N. Y. Mkt.
The Norwalk Batten store advertises
a grand bargain sale-11 moncy- -saver for
its patrons. The enterprising proprio-
tors say they are determined to surpass
all previous clforts. They ask Sentinel
readers to go carefully over every item
in their new anmmnceinent today, with
the assurance 111211 the time will be
profitably spent.
—-Knox style derby. O’Brien 1.
Hrs. Lena A Ferry was yesterday
granted an absolute divorce from her
husband, John Furry. of Newtown, on a
plea of infidelity. last June the do.
fondant ran off with the plaintiff’s
younger sister. Lucy May Harrington,
and went to Buffalo with her, whom he
remained ten days. lie was later amet-
ed In Litohlleld county on 1 charge of
seduction, on which charge be Is now
awaiting trial. Mrs. Ferry was given
the cuswly of her only child.
,YOu don’t
know
when you got that cold. Do
youkaowwbueyoumgetthe
_ auto: 11? Everydmgstore
beginner's Clary Postural.
Isms-911311111118.htm.
Prod. 8t. ermmm
, 1mm stadaulieln new. 11.11
‘Newcamamleetnight.
Kinsmanhuedredennlopee
fortheemnlnsslectienbare arrived at
11111live
Mile Battle Bubbell, 0:! West avenue.
Norwalk. wheeled to Bridgeport this
morning.
~Sprlng chickens. 131‘s, at Bayes
inkt.
Albert Goldlplnk, of smut, has so-
cured at position in Demurest dz Carr’s
big feed store in Thirdlavenue.New York
city. ,
Raymond Brothers are raising the
walk and resetting the curb at the new
grand, and filling in on Raymond street
for the city ed South Norwalk.
1.....qu
——Frcsl1 hams, 10,0. N Y. mkt.
The Tramway comp any this morning
A carryall will run to Silvermine,
Tuesday night, to accommodate those
who desire~to attend the dance at Guth-
rie's Hall. The carryall will leave the
corner of Main and Wall street at 8
o‘clock.
relaid at the west end of the bridge 11
section of paving which was torn up
yesterday, by the motor on a car drop
ping down.
-—Hats renovated, 750. O'Brien’s.
Mrs. J. Goldberg. of Wilton avenue,
lost a valuable diamond pin on her way
home from the Royal ,Arcanum enter-
tainment in South Norwalk. last night.
~Fresh hemhéf‘ec“ pound; halibut,
12.1, at Hoyes’ ’mkt.
Ellen Coehei‘ur, aged eighty-six, died
Thursday utterance at the home of her
step daughter, Mrs. Theodore Brother-
ton, 123 Main street, Norwalk. The
funeral will be held Sunday afternoon
at 3 o'clock.
Thomas E. Perkins will give his third
organ recital tomorrow, afternoon at 4
o'clock in the South Norwalk Congre—
gational church. The soloist will be
Edward H. Momhouse, busso.
~L'oin lamb chop. 105’. N. Y. Mkt.
The hearing on the layout of Elm
Grove place, which was called for to-
night at the Council room, will be 11d-
journed until Monday night at8 o 'elock,
on account of the Second district Re-
publican caucus.
—Fresh hams, 10c, Heyes’ mkt.
"Fall of China” is what W. S.‘,Stu1‘-
tevant calls a big sale of 1500 pieces of
odds and ends of dinner and ten sets
now going on at his popular bargain
house. The sale includes some of the
finest imported worsted ware, and is a
golden opportunity for those who wish
to replenish their china closets
-—-L1ng clams: opened 306 N. Y. Mkt
The Norivnlk Pattern” and Manufac-
turing company makes a specialty of
steam heating work. House-owners
who contemplate installing a plant of
this kind. would find it to their advan-
tage to net the company‘s figures. Ito-
pairs for any stove in the market can
also be furnished by this enterprising.
concern.
-—COIlIl six cents per bushel.
vertisement.
See ad-
Congressman [1111, while in Washing-
ton, was oIlIclnlIy informed that the
government impmvemente to Green-
wich harbor, for which Congress ap-
propriated $11,000. will be commenced by
Capt. Smith S. Leach, a New London
engineer. as soon as the conditions will
permit. Asurveyol Southmrt harbor
will be made at an early date.
~Men'e and boy‘s cups 0' Brien's.
Conductor John Mdhoney, who has
been employed on the Danhury and
Norwnlk railroad ever since he was a
boy. and run train 1,511) and 1.5111, has
accepted 11 position with Sumtlntemlent
Payne on the Air Line. He Is succeed-
ed by Pilot Newton. of South Norwalk.
and Mr. Curry has taken Mr. Nemon's
position.
14...... new...“
“Fresh shoulders. 5'1.
N. Y. mkt.
To show the feeling of the farmers
concorulng the election. this year. It may
be said that Levi Lawson, in his eighty.
fourth year, who has lived in Soothing-
tona number of yours but has never
registered. mpmtcd 111111.011 to take him
over for that purpose crowing that be
this year it he never cast another.
wreck 1.1.1.1111... at N. Y. 111111.
Probably the most notable rally that
has been held by the Republicans in this
when of the state was managed but
night at the Hyperion, New Haven.
withagrsatdealot eolat. Therapeu-
ties at Hon. L’Imneey 11. Dew, who
wuthentoaddrsutbetlewfiavem.
with 11111111131111.1111 rightmost,
«easements-11111 that would
unsubstituted.
bottom Matrmm . '
cw
wantedto cast his vote for McKinley h
Absolutely Pure.
Acrealn of tartar bathing mn‘ljgl‘igé
1.5.31.3?“5. r 1
rnm ‘01
113111. 1111111111 rdwnril’b'd'. New, 1011..
The matrimonial market 11 booming.
Town Clerk Smith has Issued nine mer-
riage licenses in the last three days on
the strength of McKinley’ s election.
Copies of the “Manual for Army
Cooks, 1895, " have been sent to Adju-
tant General Graham by the adjutant
general of the army. They will be dia-
tributed one to each commanding ofllcer
of the National Guard.
Blanks for election returns were mail-
ed yesterday from the state secretary' 3
office to every town clerk 1.1 the state
If their receipt is not acknowledged by
next Tuesday night “tracers" will be
sent out. '
Wheehuen Killed by an Electric Car.
(Special to The Sentinel.)
Buooxmsnn, Mass, Oct. 23—Leonnrd
[1111111, agent of the American Express
company at Brooktlcld. slipped from his
bicycle in front of an electric car at that
place this morning and was instantly
killed by the car.
WW m...
CRANBIIRY.
Washington Lodge. No 151, I O. G
T. , will give an entertainment in the
old church at Popular Ploins,Wednesday.
October 28. A musical and literary en-
tertainment will be given, followed by a
laughable farce, “A Night in Cranbury's
Hotel."
BROAD RIVER. 1
Miss Lizzie Hudson. of Brooklyn. is
visiting Mr. and Mrs Homer Buttery.
Frank H. Merrill has about completed
his new ice pond. having erected a ten-
foot dam, and will soon begin to flood
the pond.
Dismal-ck Fur-nu.
Bismarck could forgive, but he wish
ed to do it after proper solicitation. At
the beginning of the Danish war, Field
Marshal Wrangel. who was at the head
of the Prussian troops, Was exceedingly
annoyed, at onepoint. to he t1 logmphed
not to advance fart 111 r, and he inlurued
11 message telling King William that
“these diplomatists who spoil the most
successful operations deserve the gel-
Iows." After that Bismarck ignored
111111 completely. undone day they met
at the king 11 t.1bh-,whcre it was cspo
ciully awkward to prisorve 11 coldness.
Wrnngel called everybody "du. " and
presently he turned to Bismnuzk, who
Wessentcd next 111111, and said, "My son,
enlist thou not forget?" "No.” 111111 the
curt reply. After 111111111111 \Vraugol be.
131111 1111:1111. “My 1011. must thou not
foruim " “With all my heart. " said
Bismarck L. and the bunch Was In‘hlod.
-m “.4...“ ._....~
A Trying Po :ltlon.
Uld Mrs. III——. who was seriously
ill, found hers-11 If to bn in 11 tiying posi-
lion. which she defined to 11 friend in
them: words:
“You see. my daughter Harriet is
married to 0.11! 0' these hotncypnth tim-
lore and my daughter Kate to an ally.
path. It I call in tho bomoypnth, my
nIIypath son~in-!nw n11 his wife git
1111111. 1111 if I call in my ullypathson-in-
111w my home) path son- in law 1111 his
wife git 1111111. 1111 if I go ahead on git
well without either 0‘ '1-111 then they'll
both be 111111! so Idon' 1 see but I d but-
tor dlo outright. "—Dctroit ls‘rcc l’ross.
'l‘l) Tllltlliultl) (WI ("0! MTV (‘0)!—
hllrlrllliflltltrl Milt FAIRFII'ZIJ)
C(ll' N'I‘Y
I hereby an 11y for a license to sell S 1Ir.
linens and eliminating Liquors. Io.
Lager Bm'r, Itlllne Wino 11m! Cider at ho
ll nter street. Town of Now aIk. My
place of business Is not located wllhln "no
feet In a «llrecl line of a (' lllll‘l h Million or
Public School-[11111110. or the premises pol.
telnlou thereto, or any 1111al~olllwutpul1
111: Ill wary
111111911 at. Norwalk thls'etnd day of (late-
ber, A. 11.15111.
W II I 1AM M. :1 ll Nllll I1“
ApibI cant
“I e. the undersigned. electors am! into-
Myers. 1111 delluetl by law of the Town of
Norwnlk. 111-1111;; endom-Ihenpnlnmllon of
the above named William hl. Saunders
f: r such license.
Dated at Nurwalk this 'l'ld day of Dela»
bur. A. 11.11411?
M A'l‘l'lill. W I‘llltlllfl‘T.
131111): H. IIITH'I'PIII
1 I?!lAIll.I".-1h. Phillllti.
HEIDHHH N. “'AIIIH'IK
'I‘IIMJIIDIU'S 11 011811...
[hereby cerllfv that the above named
endorses are electors 11ml Ina povcrn. as
def! nod y Inn. of the Town of Norwalk
Ilitlecllntm ‘mtimlk, thls 2311 day of Unto
of. A.
Nlll’Jllll’fll‘ ll s‘llll’ll.
Town Clerk.
Onion-11111. 11.] .im
11111111111 reuse II 111111. ate 111 Norwalk.
In sultll Blair 1* +11 Imam-d.
but he
the "Infll‘mv mill deceased Iblt
their dammit of their sold trust to
his mm: [or alliiostmml. I the l‘rm
month on In em .on time! ilnyo! New.
lmnteoelor indemnity. and 1111 .r.
ethic-{est Inesid 11 11111111111117 11- unfilled
In re: .H» sal-lltusl ens “ohmic-vol "III-13rd a;
1311mm»
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I)IHTRl§i’OF NIIIIWAldi. so I'llCIIlA'l‘E
trustees Pgmler
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EDWARD STREET '
FALL ANDNVINTER
UNDERWEAR
Your attention Is called to the assortment of Underwear we are showing for
women, men and children. Special attractions at 21c. 26c, 48c, 750 and 980.
We also have a splendid line of Outing Runnels. Very choice designs.
We are leaders in lioeiery. You ask any who is acquainted with the trade of
Norwalk. where to 111.1 the best hosiery at reasonable prices. and you will be di-
rectedto ‘
\ EDWARD STREET!
5 eazarrr’euumso.
. 11011111111. cons.
A was
A BIG OPENING
made by a heavy set down inpricos.
Loin mutton chops, 10c 11 lb
Rib mutton chops, “ ..
Le mntton.18c "
Sir oin steak. 12140 “
Round steak. 10c, 8 lbs for 250 '
Shoulder steak, 50 11 lb
5 lbs good corned beef and a large cab-
bage for 2513.
Rib roast from 80 to 120.
For the best clams, oysters. (free deliv-
ery) fish and cscnllops, go to the
New York Market
FRANK S. AYERS. Prop.
DO NDVAN ' BLOCK. WASHINGTON STREET.
W
JACKSON’S moments...”
Are unsurpassed for beauty
Ptl‘ces Reduced!
2.51M. JACKSON, Photographer,
53 WALL STRIKT.
OVERCOAT
- o
NOIWALK.
AIK!
Over-all in Variety!
86.50.
Under All in Prices!
Men’s BeaverZOvcrcoats, well made and trim-
med, velvet collar, blue and black; a cork-
Our 815 overcoat is an all wool kcrsey, ex-
tra heavy weight well made and handsomely
trimmed, made expressly for fine trade. Blue
and black, $10. 00.
O
12.00, 14.50 and 18.00 ovcrcoats' are
fin ly tailored and elegantly lined, suitable
for the most fastidious dressers.
We still have left 11 few 51ch of ”1:11 under-
wear at 49c; reduced from $1.
They are here now, might be gone to-
mOl‘l’OW.
Open every evening until 9 o'clock.
‘ ' AVIS, '
I l
The Tailor, Clothler, Hat-
ter and Furnlshar.
MAHAOKIMO SOUTH
HOTEL ELOOK. nonwank
Anont for
BUFFALO
GLUTEN
FEED
FOR
OATTLI
01131111111:
an ~
Hansen
81.? I
gflnlN
ITADLHZ.
IT HAS
Always been my chief aim to handle
only the best grain. at uprIce conform-
Ing with the quality.
You can not can at about any price
you like but me be If you pay too lit-
tlt
y oats may not be the cheapest in
town but they are the best That's the
great distinction to be looked for when
you buy them.
Don' t feed your horses poor or tlIrty
outs. buy where they screen them for
you.
MANU
The Leading (111.111 Dealer.
1! 111111.111 Street. In. lemelh.
r... V/M ..../““~\../‘“‘w W
on won '11! e the oats.
El. T.HATOH,
I'll.
1
“sees-.t’xuessxat
PRINTING. .
’ tobenll. 1)., IBM)
Napplng!
1FOR WE WERE PREPARED FOR IT WITH A COM
STOCK OF
.WINTER.....
Overcoats
UNSURPASSED BY ANY ANYWHERE 1N POINT Desi"
STYLE, QUALITY, TRIMMINGS AND LOW mucus.
' FOR CORRESPONDING VALUES.
A FEW LEADERS: ' , ”
An all wool blue Beaver Overcoat, fast cOIor. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ".37. 5o
Blue and black Kersey Overcoats, all wOol and fast color. . . . .... 9.1111 ,
A fine West of England Kelby. . . .
Wool Suits Irom.......... 650 to 18.60
NEW INVOICE OF
FALL NECKWEAR!
EVERYTHING
Winter Underwear.
FOR'ALL, FROM 151: T0 82 PER GARMENT.
Comstock
Popular-Price clothlers,
14 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
South Nat-walk. -
MILFORD A.
Comstock 1310s., Masonic
Bld’g. Nor-walk.
1111s ALREADY essence us, our 11"
. , V 'DldiNotv
“ Catch
and Sui
THE LATEST.
Brothers,
Connootleui. -
OIFFIN, Mgr.
NOTICE.
ADIISSIIIII’W_~ 0F ELECTORS
Notice is hereby given that the Select-
men and Town Clerk of the Town of Nor-
walk will be in session at the office of said
Town Clerk, for thepurposeof examining
the qualifications of and admitting to the
elector’s (111th those persons who shall he
found so qualified. on Wednesdav.tl1c fllst
day of October, I596. from 9 o’clock in the
lorenoon until 8 o’clock In the afternoon,
and by public adjournment of said meet-
ing, will be In session for the same pur-
pose, as follows, viz:
At the police rooms on IIBVIIflIJII street
In the City OK South \oru 1111., on Thurs
day, October 22ml, Hill}, from If! o'clock 11.
111., until 511’clock p. 111.. and also on Fri-
day, October 2211!, 1890, at said police
rooms. from 10 o‘clock 11. 111., until .5
o'clock. p. 111.. and in the evening of said
Friday, at said police rooms. from 7 until
Ilo'clock:n11duttl1e ofllce of said Town
Clerk, on Saturday. the 21th day of ()c.
tober. IRWI. from IIIo'clock 11. 111.. until 1'1
o’clock p. n1.
And unless all entered on the first list
1111 "to be made," whose rights shall ap-
pear to have matured, shall have been
admitted or rejected, will be In session for
the name purposes on Monday ,(lctober
L’Iltb. mm. at anId Town Clerk's oIlIce.
from 11 o‘clock In the lorcnoon 111111111
o’clock In the afternoon. and not after
wards. with thlsoxception. that said Be-
Iectnicn and Town Clerk will be In session
at enltf’l‘owu Clerk's office, on Monday,
November Ltd. 111111, from llo‘clock In the
forenoon out“ ,6 o’clock In the
afternoon, and not afterwards, for the
purpose of admitting to the elector’s oath
those persons only whose rights will ina-
ture after hlontlnydlctober 211th. lbilll. and
on or before Tuesday. the 311 day of No
vembev, 121111.
Appllcatlous from any votlng district
may be mndcln either the 1111. or 2nd dIs.
trict.
Dated at Net-walk. the 151.11 day of (lo
{14.1mm 14111.1.wa
:mmam Tungus.
111111111 11. bismuth.
Selectmen of the Town of Norwalk.
1111111111111 It 3.111111, Town Clerk.
0.". till"?!
orrv Innovate” manner.
we news to
Mfekrnw Afllfllflg :YIIIMI:
egocentric...
1 coin
set
/ .
LINCOLN
The Lincoln Storage Warehouse
onWator street. a few doors south
of Washin 111 street. In the City
0130th o.rwalk Is now open for
the storage of
Household Furniture, Pianos,”-
cycles. Carriages, Etc.
For full partlculars Inuulre at the
office of
TAYLOR 8: GOLDEN
71 WASHINGTON STREET. x,
South Norwalk. Connecticut.
DR. F'. W. DARMER
Surgeon Dentlst,
Formerly over the Post Olllce.
All work pertaining to modern den-
tistry, at the most reasonable charges.
First-class work only.
All work guaranteed.
(mice 1 811. m. toSp. m. Sundayllam.
Iloursl tomlp.
Office and Residence. 14 Washington
street, 3 doors above the First National
Bank. South Norwalk. Conn.
South Norwalk
CItyAssessors’
Notloe I
We. the undersigned. hereby ifIveI notice to
nI-Im-monu and corporations. Inble to my
taxes InthocltyolhuutliN le‘rwn .that they
are rmulrml by law to lleIIver to the Assessors
or ulthm of them. on or before the lat dty
Novemlmr 111111111 wrltlon or prlnted lIst .daytell
signed and sworn to. of all the property owned
:iy‘lhonti‘fln the 11111111 of October. 1891. liable
0 "VII all.
An art vnnterrilngt x Nutmeuncted h
lionaloaml n mhseolllepresenlutlves. ”will?
1111111121; rumbles: I ll (‘1 I 80 I to
H-o. .111 21mm 11 1o onera 11 11 11.811
amended by (11111 iter LXXXI V of the
Aria or non. Is lowly; amended to
follow: l'hwhreebl toolI o! our town I
311.11 In 11 list and pay taxes Nether-ole.
or hotnrothe 1111-11th 111 November.
we I11 1111111111 1111qu and awe
”of rom'rlhed. makllnumeseriptlon 0
run on “to. each mrt'il
scribed. 111111 II he elm! “eutectic or fuse
Iolho assessor” l1I11|IIl out a“. allot
puttlnn thmeln 11!! [import
reason to believe Is own
In “on at the actual valuation thereof :fro‘r;
the met InIornmtIon they 11111 obtain. an
them ten roontum 11111111111 valuat came-1»
111 mhlllstt 111ynhallnmkouse 1111111I
Mon 11??th Valuation or each [mono .
sts May be rnt arms to galdmsds
"111.111 the Council room last 11 “0:351:31.
Honlh Nurwulk.f final and Including sell
1d 11m tnamllne nulnuuctoberm 1m.
11 Ice 11111911111111 ram 10 to Ill m-Iockmm 111..
11ml {mm “on o clock [1. In.
Item 1 to 9 11'1'kIOl' In t 10 even
Datodat flouihkNr r%g£0m
1
.ill)
Almnwhlym ”1|.
Storage Warehouse 1
0$110
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bolnu separately e-' ' ‘
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