sis-1.111 min-summons“ ,jlunltsusm-sm s-ssnss mm llin Edith Duchy. at Taylor avenue, hum sick. ~Bsts renovated, 75!. O'Brien’s. Ronnobert a. a. Knehlerhasresign ed the pastorate of St. Peter's church. ~Dsncing every Thursday evening at L. M. Wright‘s shop. Broad River. Raymond Brothers are making exten. sive improvements to their wharf prop erty. ~45? worth of goods gives. opportun- ityto secure first-class bicycle. South . Norwalk Hardware company. ‘ Compandeid not drill last night, on acdount of the parade, but will meet tonight. .Egomops, title. .6 Water st.,Norwalk. Austin Wakernan has been elected captain of the Yale Law School football team. ~Foriaquarter mutton, as. N. Y. Mkt. J. O. Wilson & coxs hat factory or pools to start up next Monday with a good supply of orders. ——-Our meats are cheapest and best. People's Market, South Norwalk. 0. E. Barker is recovering from a very sore hand, caused by cutting it a few days ago. while out fishing. —-A good top business wagon for, sale cheap if sold at once. Dunn’s livery stable. John Griffin, pilot at the South Nor- walk depot, was obliged to go home, yesterday, on account of illness. -Lost-—A fountain pen, Waterman patent. Will tinder return to either the main or branch ofllce of the Sentinel. The meeting of the directors of the Norwalk Hospital will be held Friday night, the 13th inst, in the Norwalk club rooms. -Choice turkeys, 18c 11 pound, at Hayes’ mkt. J. B. Raymond has cleaned out his ice ponds and repaired the dams, in readiness to flood the ponds and secure his winter crop of ice. —-We have a very complete line of' cut glass and novelties suitable for an niversary or wedding gifts. R. H Pleistcd. Revs. S. B. Pond and C. M. Selleck o’- iiciated at the funeral of Mrs. Julius F. tPartrick, held from her late residence in ,Newtown avenue. this afternoon. «Men’s and boys' O'Brien’s. winter caps At the service in Trinity church, last night, Rev. Fredenc W. Norris an- nounced that he should have something important tosay to his congregations tomOn‘ow. oCorbett, Hoyt’ 5 Theatre, Monday night. The New York Morning Journal has the Hogan's Alley goat, thoroughbred Newfoundland dog and a corps of agents 'in town for a week, advertising editions ,of that paper. . y M w —Rib roast, 123.0,, 6 Water at, Nor. The «Same... Old Sarsaparilla. ~~ That‘s Ayer’s. The same old sarsaparillu as it was made and sold by Dr. J. C. Ayer 50 years ago. in the laboratory it is different. There modern appli- ances lend speed to skill and . experience. But the sarcoph- rilln is the some old snrsupnrilla that mode the recordwdo years of acres. Why don’t we better it! Well, we're much in the condition of the Bishop and the raspberry: " Doubtless, ” he mul,”(1od might have modes better berry. Ilnt doubtless, ' also, lie never dic . " Why 3 don't we better the sursapsrilla? We can‘t. We are using the “use old plant that cured the lndians and the Spaniards. n has not been buttered. And since we make sampsrills com- pound out of aarsaparille plant, we see no way of improvement. Of course, if we were making some secret chemical compound we might.... but we‘re not. We're making the same old ear» sspnrilla to cure the same old diseases. You can tell it‘s the unto em mrmparfllrs be- raise it works the some out eaves. It’s the sovereign blood phritier, sod-«it's Ayers. mace improvements snapper Isis museum” Admirals; beads and umbrellas. O’Brieu‘s. The Norwslk Street Railway omnpsny has commenced to issue Ran-tors from Orsnbnry to Winnipauk. 1 filmed and butter roast, lie, 1 Water The boiler in the almshouae burst re- cently. filling the house with steam, but doing no further durum. «Are you lucky? Get that bicycle. South Normlk Hardware company. E. B. Bennett will speak at the Chris- Absolutely Pure. l ofA mill inqgvteélimgnak “ogélimgdeutiat Hybfi Clove "WLETOGO. New York. LATEST NEWS BY WIRE tian league meeting. tomorrow after- W..- * noon at 3:80, in Knudsen’s Hall. ——One customer tells us we have the finest oysters at the People's Market, South Norwalk. Two cars of Portland brown stone for Contractor J. F. Kennedy, who is build- ing St. Joseph’s church, arrived at the Consolidated freight house, today. —Escallops, 800 qt, at Hayes‘ mist. The funeral of James Clarkin. who was ‘killod on the Consolidated railroad, Thursday night, will be held from St. Mary’s ceurch, tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. —-Me11's suits $17 up. Pants $14.50 up John Neugebauer, 84 Washington street. John Mason died in New York, yes- terdayyaged seventy~two years. The re- mains willbe brought to Norwulk to« morrow morning on the 9:12 train for burial. ~Pork and sausage, 90. N. Y. Mkt. Yesterday Croiut Sr Knapp paid off the employees of their factories in gold. -See Corbett in A- Naval Cadet. At the Sunday afternoon song service in the Norwalk Opera House, tomorrow, the Mendelssohn Quartette will sing, and Miss Louise Abondroh: will be the soloist. —-Prices for Corbett, 3.3, 50, 7.31:. Tristrnm & Hyatt are now prepared to Show a larger line and finer goods than ever before in the different kinds of fursmmde up in the very latest styles. Note the firm‘s_new advertisement. -'l‘he cheapest market' in the town is the New York Market. John Williams, a moulder employed at Arnold do Company’s foundry,injurcd his leg this morning caused by a core falling. «v ~James J. Corbett, in "A Naval Cadet,” Hoyt’ s Theatre, Monday night. The Norwalk Water Commissioners have ordered new pipe for Wall street. From the Boston store to the foot of 'Mill Hill a twelve-inch pipe will be laid to connect with the ten—inch pipe up the hill. From Mechanic street to Gnsow- ski's store a six-inch pipe willbe laid. —Leg mutton, St. N. Y. Mkt. A cripple who wheeled himself about in an invalidus c hair 11nd played a guitar and harmonida at the same time, reaped a harvest of small coins in South Nor» walk, yesterday. He was accompanied by a deformed woman, presumably his wife, and their condition excited much sympathy. ' 41.1mm ham, 10c. N. Y. 1.1111. Late last night as (Licorgo W. Scy— mour was going to his home in Wash- ington street. he heard groans. and 011 investigation found a man lying at the bottom of the stairs loading to John W. Powell‘s cellar. Mr. Seymour sum- moned Captam Gladstone. who helped the man up, and as he was, not injured, he allowed him to go home. -. «Everybody can afford to sue J. Corbett in "A Naval (.luclct." Janice Amcotiugof the mnfnrem-c of the Woman‘s lluptist Foreign Missionary moiety. of smuhwcstcrn Connecticut, will be hold at l-ltmufonl, Tuesday, No. vcmlmr lilth,from 10231111. 111. to 1i p. 111. Mrs. Elwell, of Burma, and Mrs. Whoa» tun, state secretary, will address the meeting. ..._...— ~~-COrbett has one of the most select companies of artists that ever visited our city. WW“ MW A rich programme has been arranged by Miss Lewis for the concert to be given at the South Norwalk Baptist church, next Wednesday evening. Miss Dyer, whose violin playing has infers delighted 'Norwalk audiences, Is a pupil of Professor Richard Arnold, of New York city, one of the noted teach- ers of the day. The Peabody Sisters. Misses Myrtle and Essie. will appoint . several times during the evening’s en~ tertainment. Present indications point toward a large sale of tickets. -See the wheels go round. Window heath Norwalk Hardware company Refused to Admit Defeat. (Special to'l‘he Sentinel.) Murmurs, TENN, Nov. 7.—-'l‘he Dem- ocrats refuse to admit, Republican gains and say Bryan has carried Teunewe by 15,000 plurality, A Democratic governor is believed to have been elected and eight out of ten congressmen are demo- cratio. A Watchman Killed. (Special to The Sentinel.) PORTLAND, Nov. 7—David Walsh, forty-live, of this place. a night watch~ man at the Eastern Tinware company's plant, was struck and instantly killed by'n west bound train at the station here this morning. 1 Address to Republican clubs. CINCINNATI, Nov. 7 -—President Wood- mansce, of the National League Of Re- publican clubs, gave out last night an address to the members of the Republi- can clubs of the United States. The address congratulates them upon the outcome of the recent memorable politi- cal contest. Bitterness in a Mining camp. Cannon, (301., Nov. 7.——The result of the election has caused much bitterness in this'camp. Yesterday the English flag was hoisted above the stars and stripes. A crowd gathered around and in anger tore it down and ripped it to shreds. , , _ .. ._ ,._ McKinley's Kentucky Purality. (Sporiul to tho Sentinel.) Lovmvnua, Ky, Nov. T.~-TheCourier- Journals report at 1 o’clock today gives McKinley 345 plurality. ~—Bluefish, mkt. Weather Forecasts. (Spec ldl to The Sc.r.tlncl ‘ ;- WANI11NHT11N,NOV. T-«Forccust for Fair tonight, increasing cloudiness Sunday: warmer southw osterly winds. Connecticut: tonight: «Leg 11111111,] .13., 6 Water st, Nor The Vote will be oivne‘d. I (Special to The Sentinel-t CINCINATTI, Nov. 7.-—-A Louisville, Ky., special says the ofllcial returns show such discrepancy in the votes for electors that it is almost certain‘ the clectorial vote of Kentucky will be divided. O'Brien's. Wants Ills Wile Released. (Special to The Sentinel-1 . Lox-111m, Nov. l——Mr. Castle this morning wrote to Ambassador Bayard and Secretary (1111cy asking them to aid in getting his wife released. ~Ladics’ Alpines, $1. —-Corbctt, Hoyt's Theatre, llilondny light. Tragedy in Tennssec. 'Spoclul to The Sentinel» NAHIlVlLIJ‘Z, Tenn, Nov. 7——~Thomns Lynch. a 11101.:l1anic, this morning out the throat» of his wife. two children, and a domestic, and thou ended his own life. ml’r'ims for Corbett. 3F», 50, The. The Center school clcveu was defeated on the Adams avenue grounds,yostordny asturnoou, by the i’cquonuoclr reserve team, in a practice game. by a score of 4210". «Men’s and lioys' Alpiucs. O‘Brien's. A country road ride of twenty miles will be taken tomorrow afternoon by the Twin City Wheelmcu, starting at 2 o ’clc: k sharp. *Prof M. S. liaison, the well- known oculist opticiou, can be consulted at his South Norwalk, Tuesdays, from :1 11. to 8 p m. Eyes examined free [I]. Members oft1ld Well flock and Lad deromnpany are invited to attend a ohowderparty, tonight. at the heads quarters in Buviland street. Pnrisssor St. George will render piano solos, and there whl bc vocalists and sleight of handpetformers. office. in the parlor of the City Hotel, , F. D. LAW'I'DII t: 00., 22 South lsinStreet Election over, and now the people will settle down to business. Everyone looks for better times ahead. rolling, and infuse new life to trade, we will offer our entire stock for,a AAPPLESlI m ‘ Ioldwln, Pound Owens. Greening, Pound Plpplns, I new, Huhbordson. Ollllfl'owor, Dakar, m EDWARD STREET two days, Saturday and Monday, November 7th and 9th, at a Reduction of IO Per Cent from present low prices. thing you purchase. Come early and often. 2 GAZETTE BUILDIIIO, DONOVAN BLOCK, WASHINGTON STREET. Remembcf‘ this sale is for “Cash Only," and also remember, that this reduction means one~tcnth off from every- EDWARD STREET! reason for the following prices: Now, in order to start the ball IIDRWALK, OOII. WEaredown on hogs; that is the HAS ALREADY REACHED US, BUT IT Did Not . Catch . Us ' Napping! sou we wear: PREPARED sou 1r WITH A COM.“ STOCK or “ .....WINTER..... Overcoats and Suit . « ' .1 UNSURPASSED BY ANY ANYWHERE IN POINT OF :1 STYLE, QUALITY, TRIMMINGS AND LOW PRICES“ FOR CORRESPONDING VALUES. 1“ A FEW LEADERS: An all wool blue Beaver Overcoat, fast color. . .. . . n...) Blue and black Kersey Overcoats, all wool and last color. . . . .... ‘ A fine West ofEngland Kersey.................-...............r5oo‘" Wool Sultsfrom. ...............6.5o tors Shoulder steak liib roast ...... Fish. Esculllops. Clams and Oysters. wFree Del ivory. “MIR 5. AYERS, Prop. ”Ms Pl-IOTOGRAPHSI for beauty murmur-passed of stylesndflnish. . . . . . Prices Reduced! E. M. JACKSON, Photographer, 83 WALL STREET. . NORWALK. o I . - Our $10 all wool overcoat, extra heavy weight kersey, blue and black. . -' , 4 1 ‘1 .. Our $6 black cheviot working suits, the very best value without any exception 5 Crack‘ajackswl 10.: a pound, at liaycs 0000i 9‘: ever shown in Fairfield County. Our $1.501Newburg working pants, war- ranted not to rip. Our mottled ribbed underwear at 50c is the very nobbiest shown in town. Our jersey working shirt at 50c sells on sight. A complete line of Gloves, Sweaters, Cardigan Jackets, Golf Stockings, and Fleece Lined Underwear. ‘ Agent for IUI'FALO GLUTEN FEED FOR OATTLI chickens- and . HORSES. DIST GRAIN FOR HORSES DOLMANS' LIVl RV ITADLE. _ _, DAVIS, 1 he Tailor, Clothlor Hatter, and Furnishor. M ahackemo Hotel 'Block, So. Norwnlk. ll 011m livenrlivuslsu171mm O'crm-r. Results are the Strongest Convincers. My advertisements only begin in the news- papers. The strongest part of them is in their fulfillment, in giving good clean grain and full value for your money. The most important thing of all you must not i t. i am in business to make mon- ey,a I ll sell you all the grain [ can, and yet In want you never to be sick at your rain. for-I want to see you again and " stgr n at my grainery. MANUEL T.HATOH, The Whaler, ll lsrshsll Strut, 8s. lomslk. s‘oosmso’ s11... PRINTING .1 . . . . . ’ urn-11a armors. l . .11, . i 1 Best sugar cured shoulders .................. 7: Fresh Pork .................................. 11c NEW INVOICE 0F gausage ....................................... 9c . rcsh ham ................................... .- 10c Fresh shoulders ............................... ec FA L L N E c Kw E A R ! Pig head ....................................... 4c :1 p )ur‘idg of salt pork ....................... 25c Porter house steak ........................... 15c EVERYTHING THE LATEST. Sirloin steak .......... 121.20 Round steak... 1% 31111125 Prime roast .................................. 120 New York Market Winter Underwear FOR ALL, FROM 25c T0 82 PER GARMENT, Comstock Brothers,- Popular-Price clothlers, 14 SOUTH MAIN STREET, South Heir-walk, - - - Connecticut. . MILFORD A. OIFFIN, Mgr. Bros., Masonic Norwslk. Bld’g, “BIJOU” i» ‘ " ‘Thht‘is 'thd n'élmé Of the beautiful pony “*3 propose to give away to some lucky boy or girl fer a Christmas present. To every cus- tomer we will give a ticket on which they may write the nearest guess they can as to the date of the pony ’s birth. If twO shOuld guess it exactly, the earliest guess will be awarded the prize. Following IS a copy Of the ticket to be Signed and deposited in the box, and the stub 15 to be kept by the put. chaser. ' . No ............ Date .............. ..‘....18961 w. A. BENEDICT a. co ‘ John A. Camp, Successor. , ~ . ' ‘1 3. EVERYTHINO IN CLOTHING AND FUR-' , 1 4 NlSlilNGS FOR MEN'S AND BOY' S WEAR. Tho Pony “Bijou," I Will be given to the person guessing the nearest ‘ date of his birth. Two guessing the same, the. pony will be awarded to the one guessing it first.: Contest closes December 24th 1896. ' ' i . ..1896 W.A.BENEDICT& CO. 2 I O 0 Dat'e...... . Name ..... ....... . ............. Address...............‘........ .......... '5 Gucss.................. ........................... JOHN A: CAMP, Successor. 2 A d 3 I O 2 I .- 3 O o . c3 7, You know our store and our goods; none better, none cheaper. Everything 1n Clothing:oodFurnishings MEN AND BOYS. w. A. BENEDICT a Co.” John A. Camp, Successor. Io. Nam-lie. IIA WASHINTON ST..
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