1.111113111111111 sound. yes-
, hitch-mm it wasquite chop-
” precedence high tide. in
, ofthe 11111 Norwalk Re-
,MW heldlsst night. and
voted to participate 111 the Scuba—
, parade tonight, provided Nor»!
' 41111111111111.1111... in. The com-
' damugcmenwconsistsoflt. E.
Cuban. W. G. LeCount and Harry
, 8. 111111111 L'Hommedieu. one of East
malk’s most enthusiastic Republi-
m pinned to the lapel of his cent. It
11111111111111.1111 broom andaflag. It is
Everybody' 1s Euested to meet at Re-
bNean headquarters at 7 o’clock to-
night.” 1111111 part in the Sound-Money
Add Protection ,parnde. Conveyances
will be provided for ladies. Everybody
“ANMWM to bring a flag.
011111111. M.V;Moe‘ller, the janitor of
' Germain Hall, won ahandsome gold
watchmen theKiokspoo Indian cun-
1 pony, which has been at the hall the
” pasttwoweeks.
Professor Hultman‘s concert in the
Swedish Congregational church is an
’ nuanced for next Wednesday night,
jltcvemberu.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Wickson and daugh-
“Cecelia, of Ridgefleld. are visiting
Mr. aners. Henry Seymour, of Maple
‘ avenue
.1.
.yvAportion of Captain Peter Decker’s
plank walk was carried away by the
item and high tide yesterday.
1 Rev.G. L.White,of Bristol, will preach
‘ , morning and evening. Sunday, in the
Advent Christian church
, The Dorlon House dock was damaged
, ' by the high tide. yesterday.
gin. and 1111. Louis Segeraahl have
movedfrom VauZandt avenue to Nor-
walk. -_'__>*
I ‘ . asmss 11111 1111111111111.
Some Republicans, who evidently
wanted to say they voted for Alfred
Morehouse tor representative, overdid
thematter. In three or four instances
several reprwentative tickets were
found in one envelope, and in conse-
quence none were counted. Mr. More-
honsewasbeaten by only seven votes,
but itls said there were not enough of
these tickets to change the result.
_ TheSouthern New England Telephone
company gave election returns gratui-
1 hugely. Tuesday, night, Harry Hindley
receiving them in the Town Hall. That
they were appreciated is shown from
flsefact that a vote of thanks. signed
' byaesriy All the representative men in
Cowmhaebeen forwarded ,to the com-
» ' pally. The returns were excellent. and,
as later developments showed. absolute-
ly correct.
Mr. Reed and daughters. who have
been daying at Henry M. Valentine's,
Sansone to Nashnato spend the win-
'tss. Mrs. Reed will remain here until
December. when she will take possession
(lithe Peter W. Mead place. in New
Man. which was recently purchased
, Rev. 8. A. Sands will preach to mem-
bers of Ivanhoe Castle. of Darius. and
#11 Castle. of South Norwalk.13un-
w'nlght at 7:30 o'.clock His topic
‘wfllbecnfl'idslityfl the motto of 11111
armisatlcn.
-1-—.14~ ”1.1%-- -. .4“
1111111111 111111111.
1, A lsrnsdaaoisg ball ls being erected
stilt ref fl 111mm Flaider‘s reel.
James Iocett has sold his potterybusi-
latte s 111111 stock company.
”DNANIIINY.
_Wsuassdso'nlgbr. light“! up
lifteafltsamsdnndeaussu
" Ubilsvathsttbs house wascn
Matt mimisbflillar’smm
-‘ WWWW Mall ac-
coustetwbichwa'r givsu in W
tlnel. wars tramps, the members of a
gang‘tbat Meant this place. and Com
uabhudnmis beeping an eye out
for them. Last Monday night James
Ladrlgsn was held up by two tramps.
who demanded thirty-live cents. As
Mr. Ladrlgandldnethavetbat amount
sbonthlxn. ibeorderwasreducedto
twenty-five mats. after which the men
departedmdutowsrdGlenbrook.
Harry Bryan was mourning by trolley
from Norwalk. last Tuesday night. and
struck the crossover near
the Standard Oil Works be was thrown
off. One of his arms was quite badly
The Republicans of Rowayton have
made extensive preparations for a sound
money parade tomorrow night. to cele-
brate the Republican victory. It is ex-
pected that over one thousand men will
be in line. marching clubs coming froni
Darlen. Noroton. New Canaan. Stam-
ford and Norwalk. The line of march
will be through the principal streets of
the place. and Selectman Themes and
Justice 0. W. Bell will be serenaded.
There will be bands and drum corps
and several batteries in line. Ladies
will be served with refreshments in
Guider’ s Hall, and the men will be sup-
plied along the line.
Rev Mr. Hands, pastor of the Baptist
church, expects his family here from the
West shortly, and they will begin house»
nuclei u1scourent
A writer in the Boston Globe gives
It as his judgment that social discon-
tent rather than actual want is the
controlling cause of much of the pre-
vailing dissatisfaction among the rural
inhabitants of the country.
If this is true, the writer in the Bos-
ton Globe could not have paid the rural
population of the United Statesahigher
compliment. The upward process of civ-
ilization 'is like this—first dissati‘sfao
tion, then aspiration, then attainment.
The most contented people on the globe
today are savages that bask in the sun
naked and knock breadfruit off the
trees when they are hungry.
It is to be hoped that most of the
farmers and working people of the
United States have food and shelter to-
day, such as the food and shelter are.
But. when they see among the families
of the rich a luxury. :1 daintiness and mo
linemcnt. 11 leisure for travel, enjoyment
and intellectual and artistic culture
that are denied to them, are they to
blame because. like cattle, they do not
lie down and chew the end of content
meat when they have merely full stom-
achs? It is not a peevish dissatisfaction
they feel, but a worthy aspiration.
No; the people whose toil produces
the bread and meat, the cloth. the news-
papers. the furniture, the luxuries, for
the rest of the world are entitled to
their share, if their work is faithful. of
all that is best, richest and most beau-
When the conditions
of civilization are peaceably and equitili
bly adjusted. as they can bound will be
some day, the farmer, and the mechanic.
and their families, will likewise have
their beautiful and artistic homes. their
elegant clothing, their trips of travel
and changing scene, their hours of
abundant rest and leisure.
And the surest proof that this time is
bound to come is the fact of the noble
discontent with present unequal condi-
tiful in this life.
1111111 11111 111.111? When 111111111111 asmocth
Let the front board
down. then the other, holdlng the leaves
11111110 lmnd whlle you open 11 few leaves
at the back, then a few at the front, and
1111 go on. alternately opening back and
front, gently pressing upon the sections
1.1!! you reach the center of the volume.
Do this two or three times and you wlll
obtain the best results. Open the volume
Violently or carelessly in any one place and
you will likely break the back and cause a
start in the leaves. Never forcc the back
if it does notylold togentlc opening. lloly
upon it, the back is tootlghtly or strongly
or covered table.
A connoisseur many years «1111,1111 ox-
ccllont custonmr of mine. who thought he
know pcrfmtly how to handle books came
111111 my oillcc when I 11111! an expensive
binding just brought from the bindery
ready to be sent 111111111.
took hold of the volume and tightly hold:-
lng the leaves in each hand, instead of a1.
lowing them free play, violently opened It
In the center and exclaimed. “flow beauti-
fully your blndlngs open!”
fainted. 1111 111111 broken the back of the
:Jscmn until "1 hard OAJE Egan?!“ :fiA‘
lie before my eyes
"m mum wakes Mr 111qu isle ."
PURE. STRONG. RELIABLE.
la the verdict arrived at by
Chemical Analysis of
$05
BAKING
POWII
month and Satisfactory
its attend lb use.
111111111 per still. 1111111 than a year.
ago—111111111 per cent. lower. Lois
and lots of 1.11.1111 have taken advan-
11311111111 droplu prices. and lots
more will want to as soon as they
knew about it. 111111111311 the, built of
iblsseason's 111111111ng been 111 the
everyday, wearable grades. there's no
end to the good ones remaining—
broken llnes have been restocked.
replenished.
Infant's canton flannel nghtgcwns.
39 cents
Don't miss that big Tove! chance
sdvertlsed yesterday. they're going
fast. A REGULARTOWELBAR-
GAlN. '
New Window Shades. all ready to
And then we've a blg varleiy of 011-
cloths and Linoleum 111 popular
prices. Door Mats—brush 371 cents
—-—wlre $1. 25—rubber $1.25—rope
$1.00. Curtain Poles, 25 cents.
Extension Rods. IO cents. Mould-
tons. 25c. dozen.
Table and stair Ollcloth. Napier
Malling. Zinc and brass Binding,
Shade Pulls, Stair Rods. Sham
Holders, Curtain Stretchers, Carpet
Thread and Tassel Hooksvdozens
and dozens of things that are wanted
every day almost.
Flower Pots and Stands at very
low prices. Puritan and Banner 011
Heaters, Gas Stoves and Radiators.
Picture parlor bric-abrac and
carriage Dusters—our own brands,
ask to see our London and Paris
sorts—big values.
Only about 300 more cakes of that
51: Soap—3 for 10 cents. Comfort
Powder, large size 39c.—small 21
cents.
Silver plated Vaseline Stands. with
a bottle of Vaseline. 33 cents.
Leatherette and glass Photo Frames
9 cents each. 3 for 25 cents.
Jet and steel Trimming Buttons.
101:. a card-2 dozen on a card—
worth 19 cents a dozen. .
Toys and Dolls.‘ Tricycles. Veloc-
lpedes. Wagons and Carriages. Doll
and Swing. for 25 cents. Toy Car-
pet Sweeper. 75 cents. Parcheesl
75 cents.
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for
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ands
CleauSoalp.
NALE'S
OONPOOND
QIIININI
At
Your
Druggists.
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put up, for 25. 40 and 50 12111115..
ingNHo'oks. 15¢. dozen. Stair But»
D. w. RAYMOND,
Funeral lllrsctor
and Embslmar.
an era-11111111... “new.
In. Non-1n.
, Williamson 'a 1.1111111111111111!
11.1.1111... 11
011me erespr-
YELLER KlD
his ulorv wwgh othrrhlds will be there
boats new on sale at
Wee snail” Tomllusen' 11.
.Hiov'r‘s 11-1 aura:
Cue NiahtOnly.
Monday, November 9
James J. ”Corbett
. In his new play.
A NAVAL CADET.
Direction Wm. A. Brady.
Seats on Sale at Pleisted’s and Pinneo‘s
Stores.
111111111 001111111111
The New York
Male Quartet.
MISS ANNABEL NASH.811!1)S1111111no.
cuss “1.1.111 mesons 11111111111
r1111 01111111 11 cnom. 11.111 (31101113.
1111 THOMAS E. PERKINS. Organist
111111 Dlrector.
South Norwslk Congregational
Church,
TUESDAY EVENING, '0
- - - - - - NOVEMBER
TIOKETI. so CENTS. For sale at
Pillsted’s 111111 Piunoo‘s. Childxen
admitted. half price.
"This will be one of the few first class enter
tainments 111 the season. T11 lists 15111111111
be secured at 1 ace.
”111111111111 111111111111“.
F. W. MITCHELL ........... Manager.
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
1.
Wednesday, Nov. 11th
The Big Southern Scenic Production
A Romance of Coon
Hollow!
A Beautiful l are Story of the South! I Dlulle
lJeolrlcal Effects! The (ire 1t Steamboat
ltacel AT1oupofCol11rc1lBuel. and Wing
Dancers! A Plantation Bra 3 Band an1lln
Superb Acting (‘ omp11ny1 1
3O PEOPLE 30
As the Old Homestead Is to New England. so
is "A Romance of t‘oon Hollow" to the South.
Prims’fs. too 3511. Seats at Wood‘s and
Tomlinson‘s. 1
GRAND CONCERT
AT I‘lll‘1
South. Norwslk Baptist church.
Under the auspices of the
WOMAN'S ASSOCIATION.
Wednesday :1... Nov. 11,1896.
,ar 11 11111111" 11' 1 1.01.: I.
MISS NIN/A ARDELE LEWIS. Director
Admission 35 Cents.
1......
HOVT’S THEATRE.
Three nlghie and Saturday M11tlneo.('om
silencing
Thursday, November 12th.
The
Mess
Jollity
Co.
In the Musical farce comedy.
“The Kodak”
F11 1111 ‘mm start 111111111111 I‘rlces 11113
tines Iosndrtc all sarlsoflhe onse.
”£15111 now on sale at 11111 1111' 11 and Pinaeo‘ s
s r s.
W
Shorty Sherwood. flatter!
0111111 macaw-av
11.11.913.131?" Welland Water 81s..
11111111 11111. 01111 1111111.- on 111111
atvlesln Hats. Cans are. new
”snares: v60”:
WANTS KN OWN
’ run
AZET'I’E BUILDING. NORUAIJI. ODIN.”
Blankets!
We have just received from St. Mary's Woolen M1115, of St. Mary’ 5,
. , Ohio, and of J. Scofield & Sons, of Madison. Indiana, a full line of 111cir
. fine all wool and wool fierce blankets. As these goods come to us direct
' from the mills, we are able to make the very lowest prise on them. We
have them from 75c .11 pair to the very finest all wool blanket made.
They are made 111 10-4, 11 ~11, 12-4 sizes, both White and scarlet.
Oil 011111111111
LinOIeums 1
- \T his is the season of the year when people are thinking of o”! cloths.
We wish to say that we have a full line in all widths and qualities. Also
of Wild' 5 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. We sell a ‘good Holland
shade with fringe for use, better grades at 39c, 50c and 75c. Coco mats‘
and wire mats.
TRISTRAM 81 HYATT,Norwalk,connecticut.
BEST
VALUE!
LOWEST
PRICE!
THEY ARE ALL SMILES!
Because they wear our easy fitting, comfortable Clothing. All our customers feel this
way. TRADE with us and you will FEEL THE SAME!
The float
Complete
We have now in
Stock
WINTER CLOTHING 2:213."
By trading with us you will always get the best with prices guaranteed.
FRANCIS 81 CO.
.6 WASHINGTON STREET
South Norw-lk.
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.
That' 5 our
idea of a good meat market, and we
run ours on that principle.
As an example, we
offer:
Prime Rib Roast,
Good Roast Beef, lOe “
Best Sirloin Steak, lac "
Best Out Round Steak, 10c “
" “ Shoulder “ Sc "
6 lbs Breakfast Bacon, for
Plats or Brisket of Deaf for
STAR MARKET, 32 Suleln Street. conflaviland
21: a lb Pot Roast,
Lamb chops. 12c "
Forequsrter Lamb, Se “
Rump Corned Beef, iOe “
s lbs Salt Pork for 251:
50 seats
3 cents 1b
GOLDBERG’ S
NEW YORK MILLINERY PARLORS.
We do our business without dlsplaying any signs.
we carry full and complete lines of all the Parisian styles.
We have put on sale a full line of trimmed turbans for S1. 89; else-
where $2.49
A full linein trimmed and untrimmed hats, ribbons feathers, flow-
crs. ostrich boas, steel, jewel and jet effects, children s capes and cloaks,
etc.
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’
OOPIID FROM NATURE.
There is nothing more beautiful than
nature, and our stock of wall pa r was
stolen directly from nature.
decorate your walls with spring blos-
from 3 to 1011 lb
Why? Because
NEW YORK
HOTEL
“HYOMEI.”
Cures all throat and lung diseases. ca-
tarrh, asthma, bronchitis hay fever. and
consumption in its first stages yield to
this new treatment.
Hyomei 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 Hycmie. It will help you.
Call or write for book that tells you
more about it, and read the testimonials.
Inhalercutfits ,in1luding bottle of Eye“
mi one dollar Trial treatment frcc.
Mrs. H. A. Crew, :19 Chestnut street.
South Norwalk, 001111, General Agent
for Fairtiehi County. 0:111 1111
O. N. NARVEV’S
CITY EMPLOYMENT AOINGV.
Indies and gentlemen first class
help 111 anyonpacl can 0 “in e same at
the aboveagency: a sothose wishing 1111111110119.
either male 011111.111. can secure employment
Wanted lmme1llalclv~Flrst class nurse 1111
1111119. 11111!1111111rytoexperle1u1~1l|1e1son also
111st1 asaumk for 111111111an
Wanted Hamilton for capable butler and
Walter. llrst1'lasereforen1'1-11: alsoexperlencod
man 11.111111 shoe buslncss.
70 North Main St. South Norwalk. Ct.
LINCOLN
Storage Warehouse
The Lincoln Bier?” Warehouse
t
c; Watersireom ew doorssoutli
of Wnahl on freehln the 0117
1111111121111 1111110115 11:111.ng .1............
53 Wall Carnot.
OPP. NORWALK
Household Furniture. Masculi-
cycles, carriages, Etc.
For full particulars inonlre at the
office of
TAYLOR d1 GOLDEN.
awasnme'ross'rnrnr.
Q Will So Norwnllrm no out.
1111111111 daintytlntsorwsrmrlch 1111111111, you CAN’T DO BETTER
or we will straw them with endless
curves and wonderful designs.
and see what economical scqnalntsum
we will 1111th much beauty may be
bought for little money.
Artists’ mam-1111.
“smasher-sameness.
. 111mm
Decorating
0°“ Then have Your Orders for
Prlnt- '
Inc!
1 ' At eh. .antlnal
‘ .. Office.
1
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