lie! [or the convenience of those
whom 111nm or other mot
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South Nervndk. Donn.
M Mom has a assume»
M of Nefilmlk and 1'11 Suburbs
, Oeuflderablflhan the Combinwd
o/ the other Three Local Dail-
,Mtfiomhalwayropm to
Telephone Calls.
, “ones. 02-5.
Mm. 92-8.
chine. 504.
'York' Herald wmner Forecast.
weather today promises to be general-
nnd slightly cmlor. followed by a
rise of temperature. Tomorrow l
promises to be generally him with
,mny higher fem peniture.
Bun sets
Blah tide!
at 4 4';
at 11:1 50
11m I Low 111111
“i one i :111
The Election.
Though “roosters" are not so promin-
énl a texture today as they were four
are ego. the feeling is one of mos:
1111-1111.; relief, and a sense of security
l1” taken the place of great anxiety and
Wt. Ex-President Harrison never
W a greater truth than when h1-
aidthere is never any apprehension of
dignitarbecause of Republican success.
Theoverwhelming vote against Brynn
1 hlsplntform of principles gives 1111
11111111111 that the monetary system of
‘ "country i ml: to be subjected to 11
31 change and that protection to
'riben industries isto be the policy
"the future. This restoration
confidence will stmt up busi-
onterprises that have been do
‘fmd during the presidential can-
You and incite the whole 1"011I1t1y
to investment and business eil'orts that
Nelson has prevented during the [met
, of depression and depreciation.
“ 'Wim the United i5 ates government
lull!) in control of the purl y that admin-
Mfl its afiairs with 11 pnrp 151.1 to de-
ep its best resources and promote the.
11111111111191 all its people. we will 111011
Mp‘msperity that the 1' 1man l1n111‘1l-
”in” enjoyed when controlled by the
_fiopnhlicun pnrty.‘
; ’Noflvnlk'e representatives h.'111« or.
Wind Hnflbutt for r1 present. it!“ ~',
V by never been equnlled 111 Norw all:
f
POPULAR AMUSEIENTS.
Town Talk.
, William Jerome and
H lti clas- on the road H111 ywr
n It'll opinion, 1' it:
’ 11111111111 from the slur: in the finish
1 , William .lvrouu.
A Navel Cadet.
whites]: in hisnmv p 111' ‘A 3113
hm’slllly
But. you
1,
«run: hamster 9
‘ And though it might have hold some men,
. You must confess your hopes in him
film to the conditions of huppinessi
M01190 feel complimented by the 111111.:-
lilountvote they each r1~1e1wd Hill
for Congress, Kesler for 81111111111, and
, snark in now complete.
We've insight is good hard light,
And soon hope for 1 View
{for everything tbu'a right.
" But it that any should never come.
‘And though we do not get enough
To make our names more glorious.
At any rate we‘ll do it just
To make curse. ves notorious.“
But when election day came round
The Popocrntic thunder
Gave out and left poor Bryan stuck
With all his hopes snowed under“.
And he wondered as he gazed about.
And no friend came in view 1 Hap pBflBd
Where his party disappears Nothing but 1131“! 11111913331133 new and up to
When “Wk Plum?!“ all ‘lhroueh ' The (forum -'l‘be favorite comedian. Wil-
' . linrn Jerome: N‘T’: Mnud bu out. from (1111-
A““"“°“"‘°P°°P‘“M“‘“m'd' 1"“ 112.11.12.11.1.111111....-.1:11.11.111-
As some had always told him 132311111111 s 01' lupln'. N. Y: 11111111111 Ceukler.
“How could he ever even hope
Such rotten planks would hold him!"‘
A word to all the Popocruts—
If you wish to succeed,
You will have to have aplntform
That‘s more suited to our nerd.
But then they any that o'er spilh (1 milk
There is no use of cryin’.
Y011‘ platform wasn't strong cm u ;h
For such 11 man as Brynn,
Who'd give it more support,
Fell altogether short.
And though some say that he is young,
‘ And may have chnnces yet~
He has got as near the White House
As he's ever going to get.
E. K. 8.
November 4 '96.
CRANBURY.
An infant son 61 Peter Guise is sick
Mr. and Mrs. John Bedi‘ent, of Wes-
ton. spent Sunday with their daughter,
Mrs. Dayton Benton.
John Benton has purchased 11 horse
11nd carriage.
Mrs. Frank Clark, Mrs. David Tinck-
ler. Mrs. Caroline Wymnn were guests
of Mrs. Frank Gregory, on Friday.
A merry and mischievous crowd of
b 15's enjoyed themselves on H11 llowe’en
night. They took Frederick Gregory’s
gate oil‘ and carried it to Mrs. Minnie
(hegory's residence, took her gate to
the school grounds, pulkd it up on the
111g rope to the top of the pole; stole buy
from Albert Welniiz and kindled a bon
lire in i'1ont of Charles Gregory’s place
111111 performed numerous other pranks.
Rumor snys Fred Faber has sold his
place.
David Tinckler is the pround rossesor
of two new horses.
A11 entertainment will be held in the
3:11an! on the evening of Nov. 18111.
Mr. 11nd Mrs. Charles Hyntt were
Iguests of Mr and Mrs. Coley Abbott of
Weston, on Sunday.
Unptnin John (lrnw ford of the yucht
“lt1111:1"is|1on1e;
comprise a quartette that for legislative
hhfllty and other general 1111 ilfint'nuql Mrs Albert Wclnit/ will spend Sun-
llifi Hf‘l'fllil ruy, {.374
MN 0 medians. will present ‘ll‘l'l‘nmakmg the total number “58. Volumes
”“0“! 0911“"? performance "TOWH' given ont.2120,di1ided nefollows: F 1'-
elk” at Hoyt’d Thea re. tomorrow 111111 1112:1- juveniles, 1111; history, 1:1
mm. Thinissstrictly up to-dnto 111-311111111, :17:
13.09103 in costumeswnwm 1"“ "1““? tin-[111111111 1: fine arts. 11: religion, is
Milli] tobeoneollle i'nnnievtt-houfl lijifls, (l. W. White, through Mr. G.
Thu!
management 1111 introduced what h3|pz1pulszil w White, vm'ions scientific
memallovel 11 on 1111! "1111.111 may 11111ipictorinlpeporn: Mm l’ H Dwyer,
flltin theghnerul p11 11. b'wlmg l111'1 1.1.11 m 1111111 biography: Mrs
There will be no V1111 Burch
”Willem "0!! ”'0 pcrfornuune 1“ [juvenilesz n friend, one volume fiction;
Mistrial-go 111111 strong one 11ml: 1,111,. ry
”DY ”IQ favorite Willi “ll“ T "'1'! = .,;vl 111111 of these 11. valuable dictionary in
NM J. (hi-bait 111111 his company,
‘ 'OI‘WW‘) llmlh“ W“! ll" ’W’“ hum of Lynn Gunter, M. is subjtct to
G1" 14 orihisplny lllhtlly «labor
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Wumntincn will also b1! gm- 11
1H We Rogue's Alley time
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‘ you yell; 9.10“ W: 9:15. yon
“ 191111, you 11111; ":45, you explode;
Mons: 10:15. ambulance. The
show on earth interpreted by
,’ medians supported by 11
o! melody artists. Opera
day with relatives in New York cily.
i Norwsik Public Library 111111111.
1 The report of the city of Norwnlk
il‘ublic Library for 11111 month ending
iUctobor 18. is us follmvs; Visits to lib~
Book cards given out, 133,
biography. 12!: iciemo, 7;
Wdlis White, various 11 double California
Robert
five minute fiction, .tln'ec
illisu Anmndd Bennett. two volumes
llooku added during the month,
1 four volumes.
l Dmm 8111511: l’mmm,
‘ Librarian.
Tim threeqennold boy of .l A. John-
nllmkuofcmlip.M1“.J11l1ns'ni nuys he
1111 11111111111 that the timely 11111111! (thum-
bcrlui 11’s (Jonah Romedyuluriun 11 sew-11-
attack saved his little boy ville. lie is
in thedrng business. 11 member of the
they bundle A great many patent medl-
cines for throat and lung diseases. H11
111111 1111111111 to choose from, and skilled
pbycinnl rowdy to respond to his cell.
but selected this remedy for use in his
own inmily at: time when his child’s
his uncle danger. because he knew it
to be superior to my other. and famous
the country over for its cures of creep.
ll r. Johnson says this is the best selling
cough medicine they handle, and that it
gives splendid satisfaction in all cum.
company each pattern
' from.
which 11 «111111.111... 1.11.. 1111'
Over 3.000.009 pound- sold in the 1111 you lentil; to aim popularity.
‘ annulment»; G. D. ms & ION, lint! LONDON. noun. ‘
W’s“ he: tar as your»
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‘ Our fond hopes to 1111111. _ .
And l! instead 01 nyfln I hi1") “mufflm‘v RWRTAINHENTS.
You hear the Thrill bill. ‘ . ,
A Thus he» mm at his) lune-l I, ,
“Then comrades let us still go on, In: M Mm! by lining the Com ‘ H 0 VT 3 T H 3 AT R E
And fight with tongue and heart. We have made would monuments Thursday "0‘5
For though they get the lion’s share with the agents of the celebuted Blur Will I _ B it! ‘ W, ll
We may save some small part. Gloveldittiug Patterns, by which we can Wnfimfi'mffilesmfirfiméog ‘ “5’
moment to our lady renders some of their
very newest And choicest: patterns of
garments: Full and explicit directions
for putting together the garments no.
6894—Miue1' 11.1.1. Wain.
Hussar blue mohair made this simple
stylish waist. The collar, cuffs. plas-
fron and wide revers being of ivory
while. sntinl’nced cloth, trimmed with
gallons in black and gold. The waist is
arranged over smooth linings fitted by
single bust darts and closes inthe centro~
The front droops slightly over
the belt in blouse style, rolling back in
graduated revere to show the plustron
vest of contrasting material. The scum-
less back is smooth across the shoulders
with the additional fullness drawn well
totho centre at the waist line. The
fashionable sleeves are provided with
full short pnfi's and are completed at the
wrists by round flaring cnfl's. The close
fitting collar of white cloth is decorated
to match the vest and rovers, and closes
on the left side. A belt of the material
encircles the waist, which may be sub
stitntcd, however, for any one of the
pretty leather or metnl belts now in
voguc. Wuists of this style are extremt-
‘1y becoming in youthful figures. and
may he developed pretiily in soft wool
1:115 111‘ silk. When made of serviceable
mnicri. ls. such :15 serge, clunel‘s hair,
1'111111'iol,1~t1'.. velvet can be used in com—
l-inution with stylish oil‘cct. bio lmtter
design can be suggested for every dny or
school wear.
To 111111111. this waist for :1 miss in the
medium size, it will require two and
one-half ynrds of forty-four-iimh wide
material.
The p1iier11, No. ii-‘s’ill, is cut in sizes
for missus ten. twelve, fourteen and six-
teen years of ago, 111111 resuils for :25
1’9fllrl.
EVENING SENTINEL
COUPON.
Entitling to one Pattern. our size of No.
Out this out. fill in your numenndndrees
and mail or take it to
Sturtevent’s Bargain House
NAM;
PATTERN No. W11 HIZEwmw-IN
This coupon and 11 cents secure
nbove pattern at undercut! s. 01th Main
and Ann streets. South No
1
How to Cure Bnllous Colic.
I snfi'crod for weeks with colic and
pains in mystomnch unused by biliunsnoss
and had to take medicine all the while
until Inscd Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholo
em nndDinrrh11~11 Remedy. which cured
me. lhuvosinve recommended it to n
g. 011 many people. M111. l". Butler. Faun
haven. Conn. Persons who are subject
to billions colic 111111 ward off the attack
by taking this romedv 1111 soon as the first
Sold by Ll. (.‘1. Still-
symptoms appear.
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1 The. deer morning sunlight bring“
with it (11111111111111 and renewed cu-
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" 1111111 111131.“ endd mill
tworkqeieklymuil, perfectly. lists
some. and you 11! issues that “one":ni’m
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The Funniest "Thing. Ever
T111311“ y M11? 11 and many others.
Plslsfed‘ 11 11nd Pihnoo' s
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Town
Talk!
Moment Charles Arthur.
500.11% fiesta now on sale at
HOYT'S TH EATRE
One Night Only.
Monday. November 9
James J. Corbett
In his new play,
A NAVAL CADET.
Direction Wm. A. Brady.
Seats on Sale at Plaistcd’s 11nd Pinneo's
Stores.
GRAND CONCERT!
The New York
Male, Quartet.
MISS ANNABEL NASTY: 911‘111-611111-111111.
ill-SS NET1l.ll~1Nl(3ll“l1\‘. llt-mll'i‘.
'l'llll (.‘lllTIli‘ll l’llill'li. 1511!! 111111111.
Mll- THOMAS E. l’lillthS. Unionist
11111! Director.
South Nervvalk Congregational
Church,
l D.
TUESDAY EVENING,
.. . . . . «overseas
for 1>11!" at
l‘hill 1 run
TICKETO. 50 CENTS.
l‘lnisled's 11ml l’lnm-u -=
11nl1nitle1l.bnll pine
na‘Thiswill beoneofihe few llrsl- ilflfir- 11. li‘L
lnln111enisultho 51111111111. 111 kc!» should
he rocurml At 1 nee.
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NORWALK OPERA HOUSE.
F. W. MITCHELL. .‘hmnavr.
Monday Evening November 9th
The Funnies! Slum. 111 I'lwrih.
Williamson's Comedians!
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in 11!! his nlnry with r lhr 1 kids 11 ill he ilwro.
l'rilen 13.1111111111'1m- 141111111 now on subs M
Woml‘ s 11ml 'l‘omlinson' «1.
GRAND DDNDERT
. 9 it 11111.
South Novwalk Baptist Church.
i'mlel' the 1111111110014 11! the
WOMAN’S ASSOCIATION.
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Wednesday Eve, «01.11.1195.
At 11 11111111 111-1,111 11.
Miss 1111111 11111111111: new 111, 1111-1111101
Admission 36 Denis.
D. W. RAYMOND,
Funeral Director
and Emtolmer.
o w .111 11 um
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0111111 on on t it. Gumki'n
Fl ’2’!“an 11nd Waterfi
Everything guaranteed as represented. ,
Hogan’s Alley! !! ‘
We are never afraid to recommend our goods.
Money back if you wantii. Money back if you are not satisfied.
renounce“. 11. 1. owner, 1112 snoAnwAv. .\ 1
Silver. Silver. 0
Never since the time that Solomon wainscoted his temple with sil-
ver has silver been so cheap, and it matters not whether llon.Wm J.
Bryan or the Hon. Wm. McKinley, both patriotic citizens, is elected,
next Tuesday, silver is bound to go up. it can't go any lower, say
the bankers and business men of the country. For that reason we have
purchased an immense stock, consisting of samples of the Wilcox
Mfg. Co., the Meriden Silver Plate, and the Holmes 8: Edwards Co.
All ofthc firms guarantee their goods for twenty years. Anyone buy-
ing this silverware has the privilege of returning it to us at the end
of ten or fifteen years if it should not wear as guaranteed, and we
shall replace any article bought of us free of charge. Now is the
time to buy silverware at half the market price. for home use, wed-
ding or Christmas presents; every piece guaranteed.
We shall mention some of the beautiful pieces:
15- -inch water filter and cup, beaulifully cut with the chaser's and
cnzravcr’s tools, warranted quadruple plate.
9-inch tureen, 5 inches deep; :1 picture in silver.
4oprong candlcabra with extinguisher, an ornament that is rich and
exquisite, warranted quadruple plate.
81inch baker, lined with porcelain, :1 royal dish for a Thanksgiving
dinner.
6-inch fern dish that will enchnnce any dinner and make it more
palaicablc, warranted quadruple plate.
1c- -inch w‘ater Tiller, porcelain lined, good enough for the next
presidents table, warranted quadruple plate.
7 and 8-inch cake baskets, somelined with gold, to please the bi-
metallist, warranted quadruple plate.
Shaving mugs for your best friend, or to present to the next presi-
dent for both candidates shave themselves. _
Toilet sets, manicure sets, glove boxes, jewelry boxes, etc; knives
1111111111115, tea, coffee and desert spoons, fish knives, bread knives,
soup and oyster ladies, etc.
Remember these are the very best silver plate manufactured, guar-
anteed by us and by the makers. Every article stamped with the
maker's name.
We shall exhibit this stock in our window Thursday and Friday,
and will not sell any until Saturday morning at 9 o’clock.
5') Silver! Silver!
THE NORWALK BOSTON STQRE,
We Don’t
TELEPHONE CALL. as 2
Handle slow selling stock. Customers always like fresh goods. We keep
nothing but the best and keep them movingr all the time. T be people
know our goods, and everything thev know about them is good : consc-
qucntly they are rapid sellers, and the people who buy them come back for
more. This Is true of our iancy gilt edge creamcry butter, our elegant rich
rollers, 1ancy high grade teas, numerous varieties ol cheese, our large as-
sortment of fancy crackers, the Ferris celebrated hands and boneless 1111-:
con; our Success flour is surely a mover. This is true of. all the goods wei
send out, and 0111' prices are always right. ,'
W e don't dabble 111 cheap trash; we leave that to othe1s.
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VER.
(,7
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR,
Loading Orooor.
SO. NORWALK
33 WESTANASHINOTON ST..
11 You WANT ALL 1111-: NEWS "
HAVE THE
Evening Sentinel Left at Your House
Regular. . . . .
AGreat Election speCiaI Sélell
Suwm culcd sl1ouldcis,( (Sperry 111 Barnes) per 111, 6V2c.
Magnolia condensed milk, per can, 7c.
Best Illgin Creamery butter, pcr lb, Zlc.
1..”l lbs grfnulatcd sugar for SI. 00.
Slbs light brown 1mg; 11' for SI. 00
3 1!) package prepared l1111kwlwul, 9c.
W'l‘hcsc prices hold good for Saturday only. Don’t forget the date.
Saturday, October 3151, I896.
NEW YORK GROCERY co.
Donovan Building. South Norwalk.
I I U D C I U C
“k, malts.” the] land
Wild
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II MO 37 MAIN STREET NORWALK.
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