1-, Best Bide are wonder- ‘ "of Riverside and . ' Arman. Quirk ,yb'yth‘e'tcwn. " A . 1112‘st natures. e1: memos-amber 1». ..Wm represented. . Jul recovered tromthe received fromarecent acci- lsothlll same. when he hilt» 1 1111111.»: Hantord place, to New Haven today. to at- aneralot hissister, Mrs. Char- the sum water will be from! East Norwalk early in the and restored as soon as possi- g smack Flash, which came A. port many times last fall and Z is‘now lying at the bridge. ‘Wallme ‘Marvin has moved his ”barn further south on property 3 from Cornelius Hubbard. Josephine Perry. who has been " relatives here. returned to her in Heliport. L. 1.. today. beet Grib took aloud of trees to 1 Miller B. A. Jackson, yester- \ . . 11 Oyster compiny’s new . ilding is nearing completion. ‘11. 1 lines of ribbons today, at half It Soofleld & Hoyt's. sum mar 1111111 111111 ARTISTS. .ler Mats Wile IIave Cards for the 8011111 Malt Library. Here is a list of slew books on art in south Norwalk‘ Public Library: 1 Painters. Ruskin, 135.1-2‘ aflNatnrcin Italy, Benson, 131.29 ‘ tery'matory of Art, D‘Au- rm, 1112.11 um oft-Art, Lnbkc, 137.7-8 " on Art, Taine, 137.5 ,. u to the Study of Art, Wait. Wait! Legendary Art, Mrs. t . 12171.6 , , 134.34 7 .of Art.IMrs. Jameson, 131 8 of Italian Art, Viardot, 1:13.211 mo: European Art. Vlardot.l3l .111 seem offionlptnre. Viardot, 1:11.21 “in Painters. Mrs. Jameson. 134.9 M! and their Pictures, 1118.21 W of Painters. Sculptors, .' ‘ abouclement. 1112.111 .. Porous-.11". Vanllensallaer, 232.11) :1: ct Sculpture, Clement. 1:17.111 Moi Painting. Clement. 187.1) M and Modern Sculpture. 131.15 We and Modern Art, Hood- ‘ , w. 211.15 ‘mumsrso 11121111100115 or ART. imam American. 211.111 We, Flemish and Dutch. 1111.11 4 , ' 211.121 211.21 1:12. 115 112.111 m. 1:12.11 We“ of Athens. 1:12.18 . , and Donatello. 1:12 12 ‘ ’ ascmrsorirun. of Architecture, Ferguson. 1 227.1243 ' ,_ Architecture. 1:12.111 Architecture, Goodyear. 241.4 ! sue Renaissance, 1:12.17 ’ 11 Architecture. Donald. ‘ 133.22 , Horton, 1118.25 . Ruskin. 1111.12 134 ill liHJ-l _ms in moon. and the W. 11:11. colored 11111111.. ' them. ; treason are small. more in bonuses ' and their occupation embraces nearly all . the trades. arts and professions. ted-rowel 11o, “ ' alumni}. out. East 1 ,_ medial-11mins successes ensue 1.11111. « She ease Their Wages Increased. (Special to The Sentinel». Montana‘s, Nev.18-Ths oliioers of theflentvllle Wooieneompaay. sum. aged by‘the revival of business. have notified their employees or an increase in wages. 6 gloat 1119111 .11.: tutti“? - lrsireitar, Millennial. Gives an Interest- v . M‘Tflk it, lbs Women’s Association." ' ‘ The mid-week, meeting at the south Norwalk Baptist abatement night, was in charge of. the Wolnan's association, and proved _to be full of interest. The attendance was good in spite of the stormy Weather. . _ ‘ Mrs. E. H.11‘ox, president of the asso- ciation, presided. Interesting reports of various departments of work were given by Mrs. C. L. Cole, Mrs. J. R. Jennings, Mrs. H. '1‘. Sheffield, Mrs. 11.0. Sher- wood and Misses Viola and Elsie Decker, representing, respectively. the treasurer, social and church. home committee, hos. pital committee, Farther Lights. foreign missions. and mission band. Miss Louise Abendroth was heard in two well-rendered solos. Miss May Q. Smith accompanying. Mrs. C. F. Boutweil sang an appropriate solo with line effect. Miss Potter, of the Morning Star 0111-, nose mission. of New York, spoke for over half an hour about her work in that city, giving a very clear description of the conditions in the Chinese quarters in New York. ' Everybody was interest- ed iu her address. This afternoon Miss Potter will speak to the boys and girls of the Mission Band, and will show photographs of the people among whom she works. Any- one interested, ivhether children or adults, will be welcome this afternoon at 3:30 o‘clock. ~You will never get a headache from smoking Imperial Crown cigars. 1011111011111; LOCAL mews. Today is the last day to legally his election expenses. Political candidates must the statements with the town clerk in the town where they reside. The Norwalk Boston store's cloak room is again stocked with a large as- sortment of winter garments for ladies and misses. and the firm olfers a feast of bargains for the next few days. Alice May Sherwood, are arranging for a concert to be held in Lockwood‘s Hall. December 8. They will be assisted by Professor Carl Feininger, the violinist. At the closing-out sale. yesterday, of the late Major B. T. Dickinson's track and road horses, at Durlnnd’s Riding Academy. New York, E. ’1‘. Bedford, of Greens Farms, bought the. noted pole mare, Sally Simmons. 2:135, for 821,525. John F. Dingee bought Cocoon. 2:15, for 131.721"). A free exhibition of the phonoharp and Columbia zither will be held all day and evening, November :20, by Prof. 1:1 G. Cook. at Sturtevant‘s store, 61 North Main street. South Norwalk. Prof. Cook has played these instruments in Heigol, Cooper & Co's. New York, and in all the large stores in Boston. Chica- go and other places. Every one is cor— dially invited to hear him. Many persons in and out of Boston know well the little shop under the More 11111 fumlllorly known or limulok'e. It has been the haunt in past years of many 11 prominent men and woman. 111111 the owner has been consulted by a little army of ontorlutlea regarding rum and costly 111111111. thyme 211 years ago Ilev. Henry Word Beecl1er,whouo fondness for gems was almost a passion. and who never visit 1111 Boston without stepping into this little shop. found here 1111 uncommonly beauti- ful aquamarine ring. which he bought and were for some time. During the first visit of bliss Ellen Terry to this country the asthma lunehcd with Mr. and Mrs. timber. in the course of her stay with them she caught sight of this ring on Mr. Beecher-”1111111111 and asked wernmiuelt. When it was handed to her and she had displayed great enthusiasm over it. she kissed it immensely several times. 1' Why do you do that?" inquired Mr. Bomber. "Simply Income 1 love these some so," was the reply. "Well. it you care so much for the ring as that,” said Mr. Beecher. “planes keep the ring and wear it for my sake. " Last spring while Miss Tony was in Boston she hunted up this little shop and passed some time in looking “the gems and talking with Mr. Rethink about At length he asked her-whet had hummer of the ring that 1111. Beecher gave her. “i m it the pure.” sheen-nurse. ”We death 1 became men-termed oddsaodcods‘ merited down to aston- iiverythlng in our elegant 111111111 undersea? department 111.1111 way at ltbiogly low prices-50 many that we can't begiu'io mention them in this small space; All line goods; no cheapgrades. [ ‘ ’ _ his more of a flaming house' like giving away'cholce little values from broken lots and sizes in order to make‘room for the approaching holi- day season. A happy thought that has been'uctedupon quickly. *— ‘ If you can‘tonly pick out your new carpetnow,we'll make it and lay it long before Thanksgiving, long before the firstgu'est arrives. Then that'll be off-your mind. - ‘ ———-—- We’ve lines of. Dress Goods that will take all the bodice trimming and decorations that you can possibly fancy, and look well. And the pret- tiest part of the whole plan 15,1111: materials are nol‘expenslve. People who always figure on hav- ing at least one rich black gown. either with or without contrasting accessories. should by all means view our numerous effects before choosing. The blacks are so deep. the figures are so rich and prices so reasonable that nothing short of abso- lute satisfaction is sure to ensue. A new 101 of children's Coats and Bonnets just in. REMNANT SALE OF FINE TABLE LINENS. At prices which will prove the wisdom of quick buying. A wonder- fully good help just now in anticipa- tion of Thanksgiving. Short Flannel Underskirts, both in plain colors and stripes—pinks, blues. drabs. lavenders and cream—4-ln. ruffle, scalloped and worked with wash silk—very fine wool flannel on a yoke band, $1.48. China Fern Dishes. decorated. with lining, for 50 cents each. ' NOTICE! SPECIAL TOWN MEETING. The inhabitants. legal voters, of the Town of Norwulk are hereby notified and warned that u S eclnl Town Meetin will be held In the own House in ash town. on Wednesday, the 18th 1111 of No- vember, 181111, at :1 o’clock in the a ternoon for the following purposes. to wit: To consider the advisability of building abridge about thirty-one 1811 feet long, on the turnpike near the Darlen line. of such kind as the meetln ma determine; and, if it be voted to 11111 such brld e. to make the necessary appropriation t lore» for. To take action in the matter of re air- lnu and improving the Bell island br dge, or changing the some by lllllug 111.111 part, and to make any necessary appro- priation for such work. To take action upon 11 petition praying that Clinton avenue, so called, be accepts 11s a public highway. To take action upon a petition praying that the vote fixing the compensation of the Assessorsmassed at the town meeting held January 20th, 1891) be rescinded. an that the compensation lor each Assessor be fixed at 111.511 per whom, if deemed ad- advlsble. And If deemed advisable. to authorise the Selectmen top rohasiug astone crush. usury appropriation . the 12th day of No first I“ “1“ ~- .1 ‘1 er:- process than anything else. more - I I larie‘Ss‘og‘er roller for the town, ‘ ' la the Musical farce comedy. “The Kodak” ‘Fun'rmglertwnolsh’ ‘Pflmlflefim no ”gin Wandering?“ risoft «holler. stor Es new on sale at i '11 and Dumb 110111111111 oases House. r. w. meanest. Mower. One NightOnly. Saturday. November III. The‘ celebrated and great Extrateganza Company! . . I 30---P.EOP L E-n30 New, Novel and Original. Three Entertainments-.111 One! ' Extravaganza. High Class Vaude- ville and Operatic Comedy. Prices 750. 1100. use. and Tomllnson’s. Spots on 1111‘s at Weell‘s 110111111111 oscsfiousr. F. W. MITCHELL ........... Manager. ONE NIGHT ONLY. 1 7. TUESDAY EVENING. - - - - - - NOVEMBER A Whirlwind of Fun and Music! The Peerless Irlsli Comedlenue. Hay Smith} Robbins Supported 11v a once rb com may of comedians and soubrettes. in the ezltlmute musical comedy in our aces. “LITTLE TRIXIE,” 'I‘HB ROMP HEIREBS. Under the management. of Fred. Robbins. Bright Music. l’rettyfliris and Gracelul D 1n_- cere. If nuwcntlnemoyauood laugh. wait andsee .lttle Trixie. , . , 11112111117511.5119. and 36ch iiced 1b Tomlin- son 5. HOYT'S THEATRE n . South Norwnlk. J. Tuesday and Wednesday, 11011.17 and 18. Special limited engagem'ut oi the Sterling b'ouhrette. Miss Lillian Kennedy! Supported by 11 company of first-111111111 artists Great musical comedy. Annie 1’! xley .4 THE DEAGOH’S DAUGHTER. 'l'hrllllng Climaxee. Songs 111.11 Dances. Prices 1150. this. sec. Scale on sale at l’laisioll‘s and Pinneo's stores. Yours~ for New Hair and a Clean Scalp. HALE'S COMPOUND 00111111! At Your Druggiste. o. w. Environs), Funeral Director and Embelmer. .3, Washington Dir-u. in. Hem-1k. county Commissionere' loticel m... 1......“ The (lent y Commissioners will hel see- siomaum men Council won}. 11 n1 or» we . fink-r. Novemb-r is. run 1011.111. :0 g 11- 111-. g onI 10156 at man up licensee iu'lli 'it‘lfilcc'd's' 1"110111111111101411131.13.at Shorty Sherwood. titties} “It Game I simmerefw success-u- ”All YOUR u'fef >4 2 eszsrrs 1111.11.11. 11111111111111. cons. different kinds . Fur Capes and Gollarettes! A PLEASED CUSTOMER is the best advertisement any firm can have. The hundreds of capes which hare been bought of us and are being worn to the entire satisfaction of the wearers, and the great success which we have enjoyed in this department in past seasons, have encouraged us to make extra efforts this season, andwe are new prepared . to show a much larger line and finer goods than ever before in the furs. made up in the very latest styles. T 1 0 French Gooey Capes, Algerian Seal capes, chins S'eslflapes. Electric Seal capes. Australian Martin capes, Astrekhao Genes and collarettes.‘ ccs are liable. to advmcc. BEST... . . . VALUE! The 115.1 1 Prime Rib Roast, Good Roast Beef, Best Sirloin Steak, ” Shoulder “ Cures all throat and lungI turrh. asthma. bronchitis. consumption this new treatment. “the“ .. more about it. and resume Inhaler worms. KuoWNE Best Gut Round Steak, Our advice is to buy these goods early. as goods made up later in the season are always inferior, and pri- ” 010111 CAPES 11110 JACKETS. ' We are showing the newest things in cloth capes and jackets, in Isdies' missea' and childrcns'. TRISTRAM a HYATT,NorwaIk,Oonnecticut. LOWEST . . . PRICE! THEY ARE ALL SMILES! 6 lbs Breakfast Bacon, for Plate or Brisket of Beef for STAR MARKET,” Solaio Street,cor.llavilsnd Goldberg’s New York Millinery Parlorsl offer: 12¢ a lb Pot Roast, from 3 to 101: lb 101: “ Lamb chops, 12c “ lee " Forequerter Lamb, 6c “ 10c " Rump Corned Beef. 10c “ 6c “ 4 lbs Salt Pork for 25¢ 50 cents ll cents lb 1 ”W... ambmhhll‘” was; 11 1 an an IV lite. tigwnlswhmmdhmdmen- N” 'A “d the W!" “WWW?!” andaauseatlu med- Hyomle. It will he to book that you. We have now in stock music’s “HYOMEdlugzu;“:3i ' storedsssooueerepsirseaabemadeetcroee - 1 That's our A DMHTV HAT Will blind ouphl'e eyes iounylhing else. The difference different hats will make in 11. wom- an's uppeerauvels wonderful. The right hat see-mete bring out hidden beautywbeauty that certainly wasn't there before the hat was put 011‘ 3111911 hereon seems to require a dlll'erent stylona little different. shape-on1l a little dif- ference in the arrangement of the trimming. We have made a study of feces and hats 11') long that we feel justified in saying that we can find somcthlou for everybody which w!!! he beautlilylnz and satielylnu. We have put on sale in sailors. alpines and English walking hats. at see. 1911, our. 111111.251: 111111 sullesezolsowhere 111119. 7111'. 8"1'. sec. 11.111, 31.111. 01 1111. NEW VONK HILLIHERV PARLORS I13 Wall “root. OPP. NORWALK H0? :1. NOTICE!!! To the Water (‘loneuinere in the City of Nor» walk and East Nomlk: , 0111311111111“ November ’“hre next. the weterwlllhe shut off east of the Nowell: illevr. and south of Cross street. Water sci-isomers on Prospect Hill and Weetport avenue ‘must secure a supply :1 water the day before. Water will be turned off early in the morning of 11111111” and re- etreetsud'iileuamue. linemen! '1 x 11.11.0171? I - 1,111.1, " ,- Because they wear our easy fitting, comfortable Clothing. All our customers feel this way. TRADE with us and you will FEEL THE SAME! “1:1. WINTER 0101mm; 2:22.21" By trading with us you will always get the best with prices guaranteed. FRANCIS 81 CO. WEEKEEMARKET." ~ 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 patientcmployees, and prices that will not disa rec with any one's purse. idea of a good meat market, and we run ours on that principle. As ‘an example, we .6 WASHINGTON STRICT South Norw-Ik. J G. H. HARVEY! clrv :uPLovulur aozncv. Ladies and gentlemen desiriu first class help in any capaclt can obtain 0 same at the aboveagency :a scthoee wishing positions. either male or female. can secure employment Wanted Immediately—First class nurse for babe. in IQ“ salary to experienced person : also first class cook for restaurant. it anted~Situut1on for capable butler and waiter. 11 mt class references: also experienced man for the shoe business. 70 North Main St., South Norwalk, Ct. LINCOLN Storage Warehouse Thngincoln Storage Warehouse on aterstreet. a few doors south of Washln ton street. in the City of South orwalk, is new open for the storage of Household Furniture, Pianos,li- cycles, Carriages, Etc. For full particulars inquire .1 the ofllce of TAYLOR l: GOLDEN. 74 WASHINGTON STREET. South Norwulk. (kmnectlcgt. 9;! 2 15:: .2 its: 1: 3255?}: ”N — m" n— 398' 2:- mags < e. lsiio $1.? “35"“ “1-s- 3,39, OP?” r 1'" mag-fiancee 35a”: ‘81:: 33%;"figglnT 11 gauge ‘ ”5 page 1-11 in. p" 9 can 0 M9 II EEQ: 11-h 1§~ ”I“ 155". 3c: 53 P WANT ANYTHING ? No need to. Advertise in the South Namath . twinning 11111.net , '
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