m he says. always using the
Mac believes the obstruct-
mm his boat is the same
L 111111.11:er struck.and that
meat storms have causedit to drift
‘ ‘ 1111mm. sloopis a wreck.and
cu Ascension beach. The things
In saved have been brought to
1k Morgan's dock The
Mary Jauehad on twenty-live tons or
find for Arnold at 00. ‘s foundry at
HM. and was making this harbor
when she was wrecked.
The "Addie R... " a large sloop owned
' ’Bowsyton. is at the steamboat dock
a dismantled condition. She was oy-
flaring in a heavy wind off Bridgeport
thantly, when she collided with a boat
owned and nailed by Fred bovejol’. of
Silt Normals. She ran her anchor
through the side of Lovejoy’ a boat. and
as she payed of! all the anchor cable ran
’ out of the heme hole. Captain Love-
' 301m the anchor and chain on board
his boat, the side of which was badly
pped. The captain of the “Addie R., "
told Captain Lovejoy to get his boat re-
pfired and he would foot the bill.
1 ‘ The opening Junior [league meeting,
yesterday afternoon. was not wanting in
numbers and enthusiasm. Miss Sadie
Bindall presided at the piano. The
junior preached an interesting object
sermon on the subject of "Leaves.”
The president. Mrs. Frank Seymour. en-
_. tartsland the children with stories, and
3. the superintendent, Mrs. Bowen, lead
.1 the tword drill exercises. Rev. Ervin
L. Thorpe. D. D.. has been moored for
: all evening at select readings, free, next
,l‘ridsy evening. in the interest of the
Juniors. ~
, ‘ ‘Bapfism, reception 01 members by let-
, kc. and thesacrament of the Lord's sup
per will be the order of the services in
theman at the East Avenue Metho-
dist Episcopal church. tomorrow. In the
evening. at 7 o’clock. the pastor. Rev.
A. J. Smith. will preached from “The
Forecast." All seats free. All people
welcome.
‘ The East Norwalk Republican .plub
held a meeting last night at its head-
quarters inEast avenue. It was voted
tornoeive election returns by telegraph,
over swine tube put in the headquar-
ters. Men of allparties are invited to
heartbe news. South Norwalk voters
will be cordially received.
lSmgesBandall this morningrais
'edzalargeileg pole and flagou his
.. - _ _. .3
A new mail box for the corner of Van«
Zandt and South Osborn avenues has or-
rived. ' WW“-.-
S. Smith L'Hommedieu was riding up
from Stamford, last night. when he
caught once! the fingers of his right
hand in a car door, Jamming it bully
William Fable. of VanZandt avenue.
is very sick with typhoid fever. and a
consultation of physicians was held yes»
may. “m.--”
Mrs. Henry D. Perry. of Riverside
avenue. has been sick.
WM-W.-
Louis Webster left East Norwelk,
' 4 yesterday. for s'trip through the state.
where he will have several "gas. "
1 The adios of the East Norwslk Lum-
bsrccmpeny is now connected with the
m world by telephone.
qu‘
We 0. Keelsr has sold to George
3. Holmes “tripe! lendstltsst sud
cottage avenues.
_ ,3“ Willie and Earle Banks. of
In! Norwslk. srevisltlng at their-grand
We. Mrs. Sarah 111111.111 Branch-
W W,
in» Intense 111111 Derieus will play
schism Farm mound. this af~
Watt o'clock.
lanestw-nlieu'tno you 1111111111 to go
Munro-recoding tripwhen you
" *W’ Mae-"I do.lf I marry
he» M33. ,
Maude” "Well for goodm'
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firing rule. " The people met and settled
D "NEH MO IOIIOTOII.
W
Mr Editor: Iwant to thank the Lord
through your columns that the Repub-
lican party in Dorian is no longer under
that matter. The ring was there. also.
and the master round, and the little fol»
low gusshedhisteéth. and they declared
that the business should be done in the
old—fashioned way. Well. the people
quieted down and attended to business.
and after the - business was over the
people “roared!” They had accomplish
ed good work. The ring was broken. or,
at least. very much heat. and they hard-
ly knew "where they were at." The
people put in nomination for representa~
rive a man in every way worthy the con-
fidence ,and support of the citizens or
this town. )1! Momhouse is son of
Henry Morebouse. who, for many years.
served the town as selectman, and as re-
presentative. and he. like his father.
will prove capable, faithful and honest,
and no one need fear his making him-
self or his town the laughing stock of
the state. It the ring is not satisfied
with the evidence of their waning power
‘et them keep right on until their sonar 8
return. REPUBLICAN.
Frank H, Baldwin, of Stamford. gave
a well-attended illustrated talk on
"Sports in the Rockies," in the Noroton
school-house, Thursday evening. for the
purpose of raising funds for the purchase
of a dictionary for the school.
eighiy~two years, died yesterday at her
home here. Funeral services will be
held from the house at 7:30 o‘clock to-
night, Rov. S. J. Austin officiating. The
remains will be taken to Evergreen
cemetery for interment, Sunday.
Mrs. Caroline Cossnm. of Stamford,
has been engaged as soprano in the Pros-
byterian church.
The Republicans will have their last
rally of the campaign tonight. in the
Town Hall. The . speaker will be 0. C.
Shayne, of New York, who is said to be
very interesting. '
Nathan Dauchy went fishing yester-
day 011‘ Smith Lodge, and shortly after
capturing a three and a half pound
blackfish. landed a seven-pound had-
dock.
BOWAYTON
Miss Anna Sowarby. of New York,
sister of Mrs. Stanley Mills. was robbed
at her boarding house in Filth avenue.
recently. A young man who engaged
board was assigned a room next to that
of Miss Scwarby. He entered her room
during her absence and stole her pocket
book. containing $10. a gold breastpin
and several other articles.
Arthur Crockett. formerly of Rowoy-
ton. and Miss Anna Lyon. of New York.
were married in the Thirty-fourth Street
Reformed church. Tuesday afternoon.
A number from Rowayton attended the
wedding.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Evory are
spending a week with relatives in
Brooklyn. _
Miss Mary Tamlyn, of Brooklyn. is
the guest of Mrs. Samuel Mead.
Mrs. J. A. Sowarby is visiting in
New York.
The names of the pupils in the grain
mar department of the Rowayton public
school who have not been absent during
the past two months are as follows:
Elsie Crockett. Lillian Crockett, Char-
lis Crockett. Leroy Crockett. Will-
iam DeWatars, ’_Olive Hart, George
Jackson. Gladys J sckson. Albert Lynch.
Harry ()aks.Glsra Raymond. Florence
Raymond. Maude Raymond. Addie
Stevens. Howard Stevens. Gradell Val
entice. Homer Hathaway and Chester
Rowland. The pupils who stood the
best in the last monthly examination
were Maude Raymond and Clara Ray-
mond in the first class. Bessie Mills and
Charles Crockett in the second class,
and Ethel Petty and Jennie Lcwndes in
the third class. ,
Alphonso Dibble's pet pug dog was
run over and killed last night by the
cilOtrolleycar.
Mrs.£1umsli‘allou has been attend-
ing the grand lodge meeting of the
Daughtersofliebekah. in Bridgeport.
George Raymond. engineer on the
malaria
1.111 at cameos tellers
Manicures them should say thereu-
fiwflfi?m‘qfl% P13";
' ' mwmmuuwnwwsscmmsam‘
mammpmwldlutbcpsuymmflyiomirpopslsrtty.
summonses 3. It. nose l 30". New teamma-
Mrs. Elizabeth H. Harbinson. aged ‘
Consolidated railroad. is quite 111111: with
Matching uncalled for at the following posts
nmiss. for the week ending Oct. :1. last.
BRAHGHVILLE
Eli Godfrey. of New Raven. visited
with his two brothersfor a few days.
John Far-well has taken a position at
Still River. Conn. and expects to move
his family there.
Mrs/J. w. Mead, of Norwalk. visited
Mrs. Theodore Mead this week.
Miss 0. B. Morehouse spent a day re-
cently in New York city.
Mrs. G. N. Webb' 1s recoving from a
severe attack of asthama.
Miss Flora Benton spent Thursday
with her friend, Miss Katie Williams.
Mrs. Haugh is entertaining her neph-
ew from Bridgeport.
Mrs. Andrew Godfrey spent Monday
in Danbury.
M
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YOU CAN'T DO. BETTER
Than Leave Your Orders for
Print-
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At the Sentinel
Offloo.
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, is without 11 shadow of doubt the unear-
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existence.
(Jamaal). ye broken hearted wives,
whoare introubls. and be advisedby
thiswoaderf ulmsn
(loreeallyelovsrsandwiuyouridols.
Retellsyouwhether yourlovnr istrne
the one you love.
Removes the obstacles in and per
mansnily acres the liquor habit.
Be locales lost ones and tells you
whether dead or alive.
He gives a written guarantee to com-
plete your work intwcnty-one days or
will forfeit 350.
Remember he makes no cums
1mm. ran woaa 111 boss.
Oflice fee 81. 85 North avenue. Nor-
walk. Openfrcm 10 a. :11. until 9 p.
m.. Sundays included. Call early to
avoid the rush. 021 lm
“111611151."
Cures all throat and lung diseases. ca.
tarrh. asthma. bronchitis,hay fever. and
(ionsumption in its first stages yield to
this new treatment.
Hyoruei cures by inhalation. medicat-
ing the air you breath with an antisep-
tic that“ is death to all diseases of the re-
spiratory organs
Leave your drugs and nauseating med
icines and try Hyomie. It will help you.
Call or write for book that tells you
more about it, and read the testimonials.
Inhaler outfitsdnclnding bottle of Eye:
mi. one dollar. Trial treatment free.
Mrs. H. A. Crow. 9 Chestnut street,
South Nom’alk, 11, General Agent
for F airfield County. 030 1111
0‘. II. HARVEY}
CITY KMPLOVMENT AGENCY.
Ladies and gentlemen deslrln first class
helpln an) capaclt can obtain e same at
the aboveagoncy: those wishing positions.
either male or rcmh can secureemploymeut
Wanted Immedlaii ly~First 1lnss nurse lnr
babe. good Hilll'y to experlem 01! person: also
111-sir 1.1511 1 Oilk for re tool-ant.
\V1112t91l~hii11111on for capable butler and
waiter. li1st1rluss references: alsocxporiencetl
man [or the shoe business.
Dissolution of tic-Partnership.
Notice” 11. hereby given 111111 the m- partner-
ship beret: it lire existing between Froderh k (i.
Babcook and Henry 1 llummei. under the
lirmname nl Bub 111-k k 111111111111. has been
dissolved by miliunlmnsent The business
will be continued thh. derii- 1; fi- llulww k
Fmi K G. lMlli‘ OCK.
HFNIH 1'1. IILMMI‘ El.
liowavton. 0121011111 211.1 11.029121
them, only those up 1
Main street.
in the World, but low
GREAT
OPENING SAL
Fine shoes are the only tolerable footwear.
Appearance and comfort being everything in
particulars can be classed “fine."
that in Norwalk, the place for fine shoes suit-
ed to wearers of any ageor sex is at No. 70 N.
Everything desirable in loot!
wear forms this stock.
are too conspicuous to be allowed to get on-
C. H. HARVEY,
lost and than healer,
0 standard in these to 11
Mark wall .
Shoes may be down
as their position is they
70 North Main St.. South Norwalk. Ct. .
1
Blankets!
2 GAZETTE BUILDING. NORWALK. CO".
We liavc just received from St. Mary 11 Woolen M1115, of St. Mary'., -
Ohio, and of J. Scoficld 8: Sons, of Madison Indiana a 1111! line of their
line all wool and wool fierce blankets. As these goods come to us diml
from the mills, we are able to make the very lowest price on them. We
have them from no a pair to the very Most all wool blanket made
They are made 111 10-4, 11- 4, 12-4 sizes. both white and scarlet.
Oil Cloths and
Linoleums !
This is the season of the year when people are thinking of o! cloths.
We wish to say that we have a full line 111 all widllisnod qu 111111125 Also
of Wild' 3 linoleums, which are the best linoleums made.
Window Shades!
In our housefurnishing department can be found a very complete line of
window shades; all made ready to put up.
shade with fringe for 25c, better grades at 39c, 50c and 750.
and wire mats.
BEST
VALUE! ;
The lost
Complete
Line oil
We sell a good Holland
Coco mats
TRISTRAM 81 HYATT Norwalk Connecticut
LOWEST
PRICE!
THEY ARE ALL SMILES 1
Because they wear our easy fitting, comfortable Clothing.
way. TRADE with us and you will FEEL T HE SAME. I
We have now in stock
{WINTER CLOTHING
By trading with us you will always get the best with prices guaranteed.
FRANCIS 81 GO.
All our customers feel this
I Ever lShown
IThis NCity!
.6 WASHINGTON STREET
South Norwalk.’
Prime Rib Roast.
where .2. 49.
CIC.
and artistic
muff Bundles.
mm
A GOOD MARKET
In our opinion, is one which furnishes and delivers on time, juicy ten-
der meat of the very best quality, that has a clean neat store,
courteous patient employees, and prices that will not
disagree with any one's purse.
idea of a good meat market, and we
run ours on that principle.
That’s our
As an example, we
2e e lb Pot Roast,
6 lbs Breakfast Bacon. for
Plate or Brisket of Beat for
STAR MARKEI. 32 So._Mein Street, cor. Havilsnd
offer:
Good Roast Beef, IOa “ Lamb chops,
Best Sirloin Steak, lloc “ Forequsrter Lamb.
Bast Cut Round Steak, lOc “ Rump Corned Beef.
" “ Shoulder “ 6c " s lbs Salt Park for
GOLDBERG’S
NEW YORK MILLINERY PARLORS.W
We do our business without displaying any signs.
we cairy full and complete lines of all the Parisian styles.
We have put on sale a full line of trimmed turbans for $189; else-
1a
tweet home:
7.
son a r to demo.
sum.
V
from 3 to Ian lb
TOWN
Assessors’ Notice !
We. tlmimdersignod. hereby give notiro to
allxorsons 11111! 1orporuiions, liable to pay
taxes in tho ’luwuoi Norwzilk. 1h11t they are
rmpiired by law to debtor to the Assessors or
1 it ier of them. on 111‘ before the llrst1l11y oi
\owmlier. 111913.1wrltien11r printed liet.1lat
1111.411ino1lo1111 sworn to. of all the property
ownoc by them on the let 11111 010110 ier lii‘io.
lialilolo taxation. making a description 111'
all real 11411111. 1111111 11111151 being sewnitmy
ilesv ribexl. otherwise it will bothelluti of tho
Asqgusura to make not such list from 11111 inn-t
'20 " lill-irinnhonllioy can obtain. and addiliorotu
1111101 tent. oi M1111 valuation and In :1»lol list
6c “ they shall make 11 semirate description and
V111 alluli 11(9111Il panel (11 1'91" estate. 111111
|Oc “ {mm] mm II lists 1111 11111118. the oi: no 1111111111.
NJ 2. -I 1141 may be returned to tho Assis-
253 snrs.11i the S1loitmon s ()l’il1e.|1ank bull: 1111:.
Nonrulk. am! 1111119 (11111101! lloom Ilmi'uml
50 cents sire-11. Snulli N1>rmilk.lrom and 11111u1l111g
3 cents "I Uclnhorlotn. mo in and ln1l111l111g (timber
NEW YORK
IILLIIERY PARLORS
“fact.
Why? Because
A full line 1n trimmed and untrimmed bats, ribbons feathers, flow-
ers. ost1ich boas, steel, jewel and jet effects, children' s capes and cloaks,
For this week we will make bows free of charge when ribbons are
purchased at our establishment.
Popular Goods sold at New York popular prices.
GOLDBERG’
Home
Will make the girls contented. keep the boys in at night and destroy
the desire “for theclub” and "down town.”
and dainty daughters, nothing adds such radiance to a home as tasteful
WALL DECORATIONS!
We have in stock wall paper that is attractive and nest in des1gn,ex-
quisite and pleasing in color, and you will be agreeably surprised to
find that the cost is not near so much as you might think.
To make your home stalls gleam with cheerfullness.
Home. baths”:
IVO 70““ DA"
OPP. aNOIMIAIHC HOTEL
Excepting a charming wife
31111 1111111 “1111111111011 tuba open 11111111 111 1111':
111l111k11.n1. 111111 lrom z to 500111111 p 111..
anilon Saturdays from H119 oclock 111 the
evening.
D1110 1 111 Norwalk. October c.1896.
CHAIR” .11th” ‘H
is can 111 osmium. Assessors.
JAMIIIHM. LANE 0-7 nl
CHEAP FUEL
Owing to many wof the factories being
shut down, we have a large accumulation
of first-class coke.
We otter the same during the mouth of
October at six cents per bushel at the
- works. or eight cents per bushel delivered
within either city limits. in not less than
twenty-five bushel lots.
Extra for carrying in.
lorwslki Gas Light
Company. 1. 1111
~ LINCOLN
Storage Warehouse
'l'h .ln1 nlu Shrugs arehonse
lli’Pi' street. 11ch oorssonth
of Washln ton street. in the City
oi South orwalk. Is now open for
the storage of
Household Furniture. Pianos,»
cycles, carriages. Etc.
For loll particulars inquire at the
111111111 oi '
TAYLOR 81 GOLDEN.
14 WASHINGTON STREET.
bout it out.
My
Shorty 8 envsad. flatter!
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