11111.1 actor 111m Local baa—
Joys: M u always open to
lend by cloudiness and poambly by
or rain. and possibly by ldaoserous
yatborlodu! promises to be fair and
,_ “about point of the thermometer for
_ ty-f ntr hours audio: at noon toiay
dances soon we: too est. «1 degrees
Almanac tor Tomorrow.
sets ‘ 111211 tide I Low this
It 10:31 6:10
true a tilting memo, that lately
ht ’ to a close by Mr. Herman
gUuited States commissioner of
immigration. He made it his business
E? in person to Rome and explain to
Italian government our immigration
lust! and regulations, in order that
might not be so many disappoint-
me is tailored by italians coming to
thisfcountry or so many of them re,-
tn .tl tothcir own land. The Italian
tihthoritios thanked the commissioner
' lily for his trouble and for the
dship shown Italy by the United
States. It would be as hard to get on
_ bout the Italians in the cast as it
Would to get on without Chinese in the
fir West. The hrawny, strong built,
7 _»working Italian does now nino-
{oaths of all the rough labor in some
sections of the east. The American will
not do it, the German will not do it.
neither the Irishman. They have learned
better. Only the Italian remains, and it
is 11 question how long it will be before
he bdn' out how to live without hard
out.” ‘ ‘
Them was paid out for pensions this
year of‘1896 the sum of $138, (100,000.
The falling off in the number of old
pensioners and the addition to the p011~
lion list otnew names were ahontcvcn,
betting that 1896 marks the turning of
the title in the pension roll. From this
time on the list will decrease in hunt-
hers unless a general pension law should
be passed. This may he done at some
future time, though not for sm era! ye ars
yet. At prtsent the re are 970, 000 names
million, soldiers' widows and minor
With General Maceo in Pinar del R10
are the Cuban farmers and patriots from
thermal districts. With Genera! Aguirre
in the province of Havana are many
young officers and gentlemen of the best
known families in the city of Havana.
ll alike, however, are do v (lit d to Cuban
[3311'th rich men tight as well as
the farmers; the farmers light as well as
fillerlch men.
Charles Cavill \1 ill be notable as tho
mun who swam the Golden Gate at San
Francisco this autumn. Cavill is an
ultralian, and it is to be regretted
at no American was found to perform
test, but that does not take away
, lathe credit of tho performanoeit-
Noll. The distance straight across is only
miles, only half the width of the
toxic Hellcspout, which Leander
m to meet Horn and finally went
can too often and was drowned. But
the; currents in the Golden Gate swim
, it exceedingly difficult to accom-
l Osvill started out bravely enough,
1 quarter of a mile from shore he
tho ripple of the outgoing tide.
. . cuccd swimmers agree that it is
to attempt to swim against the
iThlt pouring out through the nar-
‘ golden Gate channel was like a
m. The Australian turned and
carry him out till he reached a
film he took advantage of 111 eur-
from the opposite slim-c. Then he
lobed the long and heavy swim. It
hint one hour and a quarter to do
clcdlltsucc. Carlll uses the right
, 1 corolla: has been blamed for
things in her day. But the crown-
larch comes from the Baltimore
; hich makes at Booth Carolina
in I railway train ask u lol-
,Am the South Carolina heart,
5111111111111”th be, 111-111
on the pension roll, including disabltd ,
under an indictment?
Ml” for 1111181111 practice. and who but
‘ 3wa coloring her liberty nude:
bond”! 31,0110 furnished, by 111-1.
Tennis M. [Van ' Gulbeck. be!
boarding mistrust. was surrendered
Wednesday auditskeu to jail. As soon
uthopbysloisn was modcn‘d. her
counsel. Attorney Edwqu. Hell, com»
nucleated with friends in Kuwait.
. who, it is expected. will furnish the
access: y bailand secure the pnsoner' a
release. The victim in the case I: I
Miss Bpedding. a young woman who
lived In East Bridgeport.
NARIEN AND NOROTON.
the Methodist church tor two. weeks,
commencing Sunday. November 29.
They will be conducted by Misses F.
Simpson and M. Frost, evangelitits.
The Dorian eleven are seeking to scout c
sreturn game with thePequcunock team ,
Thanksgiving Day.
The poles along the Turnpike. owned
by the Weszcru Union Telegraph com-
pany, are l 8 1111 moved back on a line
with the trees. and out of the way.
Walter Gould and family, of Banter-d
Station, have been victiug Hunford
Smith.
Rev. W. L. Utley, of Long Ridge. has
been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Stephen
Hall.
A union Christian Endeavor service
will be held tonight in the Presbyterian
church. An interesting programme has
been arranged.
Mrs F. W. Darntér and son, of South
Norwalk, have been visiting Mrs George
A. Ferguson.
Complaint has been made to Dr. W.
F. French about the: unhealthy condi-
tion of the vaults at the Center school.
The nuisance was ordered abated, and
the vaults cleaned. The pump at the
school has been out of order for three.
weeks, and the children have teen ob-
liged to go to the neighbors’ to get
water.
Henry Northrup has started ,1: tom
pet-once club room in one of the stores
of his block in Main street.
Bucklin'l Antics Salve
The best solve in the world for outs,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rneum, lever
sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilbluins,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
tivety cures piles, or no pay required
It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
tion or money refunded. Price's h cents
per box. E. P. Weed and G. C. Stillson.
GEORGETOWN.
W. A. Williams is having his
jlwc‘ry store repainted, which mikes
quite an improvement on that corner.
Mrs. Edwin Gilbert has arrived home
from New York city.
Prof. Burnett, of Danbnry, gave a
stereoptit on entertainment in the Meth-
otist Episcopal church, Tuesday even-
ing. The attendance was very slim.
Lco’Gorham, of Bethel, who ran a
bakery wagon through this town, last
summer, has discontinued his route to
the sorrow of his customers.
Stands at the Head.
Ang. .I. 801191, the leading druggist of
threw-port, La , suvs * ..“l)r King 1-. New
Discowry 1a the only thing that cures
my cough, and it. is the best sclltr I
have. ” .I. 1“. Campbell. lllt'l’l Inuit ol
Salford, Ariz , writes: "Dr. King's New
l)n-cover_vis all thutis claimed for it;
It never fails. and Is 11 sure cure for con
sumption, coughs and colds. 1 cannot
say enough for its merits." Dr. King‘.
New Discovery for consumption, coughs
and colds is not 11 experiment. It has
been tried for aquurtor of a ccntury,n11d
today stands at tnohcud. It never dis
appoints. Free trial bottles at R H.
l'tutstcd'e drug store, South Norwalk.
WILTON.
A merry party of their friends were
guests of George Ogden and wilr. Wed-
nesday night, in honor of their wedding
anniversary. .
Miss Bertha Milner, of Hill Holden,
has rotured home from Philadelphia.
ROWAYTON.
......p... a “‘
One of Edward Ladiigan' 11 houses was
quite badly bitten on the upper lip, yes
box
Electric Blltm.
Electric Bitters is a medicine suited
for any season, but perhaps more nor-
ally needed when the languid, or: must-
ed feelinfi “prevails, when the liver is
torpidunt uggish and the need of a
tonic and alterative is felt. A prompt
use of this medicine has often averted
long and perhaps fatal bilious fevers
No medicine will act more surely in
In counteracting and freeing the system
from malarial poison. Headache, indi-
gestion, constipation, dizziness old to
Electric Bitters. Fifty cents um 01 per
battle at R. H. Plalstetl’s drug store.
-m... .. ....‘ Am...“ Ewan...”
Edward Mlddlebrook, of Chapel street,
who. it is feared. may lose the sight of
one of his eyes. due to getting 11 splinter
In it while chopping wood. has many
friends in Norwalk who sympathize
withhlm. lie was engaged in selling
horse radish and ammonia for a living.
0
Evangelical services are to be held in ‘
tot-day, by amt which got in the feed
Dmrwnc‘f-H'Km.
ENTERTAINMENTB.
One week. commandos.
Matiuecs Thanksgiving D
urday.
The popular cloning comodl
Thanksgiving evening-"Through
Snows."
Friday evening—"Our Struloltlst."
Saturday evening—"Black Flag."
had at l’lalsled's drug store. South
A. C. (luntet's Brent play.
NI r. Barnes, of
New York.
ll 0! lie and a
and 'l‘ninliason‘s.
HOVT‘S THEATRE
Monday, November 23.
try, Sat
MI.
J'ERE MoAULIFF‘E
And the brilliant heroic actor.
JOS. GREENE.
Supported Iv their excellent company pre-
senting the r greatest success. a.
blender Evening—"The Wosterncr."
Tuesday Evening—The Bowery of New York .'
Wednesday Evoniag—' The Vendetta." .
Thanksgiving Mall tie—”1‘0 be Announced.
Russian
Popular tit-Ices. Q, ’10 and :11 cents.
Lodios' tickets for ltlonduv evening: can be
N walk.
and [decode stationery store. Norwalk.
1.!!!
NORWALK OPERA HOUSE)
11. w. MITCHELL... ....nanmr,
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
Monday, Nov.23rd,
With Miss Loraine
picked
com puny of players
AN EVENT OF THE SEASON
Prices. 151'. line. 35c. Seats on sale at Wood's
~~M..c.'
MAKE YOUR
1111 Tim
EVENING SENTINE
WANTS KNOWN
I.
NORWALK OPERA HOUSE.
KW. MITCHELL. Mamet.
Ssturdsy. November 21.
Laura Bigger and Burt Hav-
erIy in Hoyt’s
Trip‘
to
Chinatown
Produced In some manner as at Hoyt' s Thea-
trc. 'ow it til.
Prices: -35c. soc. 7m. Rests at Wored‘s and
Tcmllnson‘s.
m Jig—v1
HOYT'S THEATRE
Saturday Evening, Nov. 2|
MISS
Margaret Fuller!
With IHDmDBM'uf <lll79I'IOI‘ al ilitv and Bill.
111011111 1. tot 1.11m In stfixaudsr Du-
tnus' masterpiece.
The Princess of
Bagdad.
TrtruIatod and adapted '3‘ Wm Y _mmr. au-
thorol Thil 1111111 \Illlt} on. ’and
' ltltDl‘lldnll.
Suds on sale at l‘laisted‘s and l‘lnnoo's
stores.
‘ NORWALK‘ GONN. ' 11.v.nmcs,uz BROADWAY.
The Popular Store. Where You Get More Value For Your Honey ‘Ihau Elsewhere.
THANKSGIVING WEEK.
As the day is near that our President and our Governor by their proclamations have advised as to meet ‘
and return thanks to Divine Providence for the many blessings and favors we have received during
the year, we are certainly pleased to return our thanks to the people of this county for their lib
eral patronage and kindness to us. Now in order to show our appreciation of their good will
we have decided to give them a substantial Thanksgiving gilt. A gift that if you do not
need it yourself you can donate to some poor families.
WE SHALL GIVE AWAY
on the eve of Thanksgiving, at 9 3o 0 ',cIock 1.
5 Tons of. . .f
.» .Stove Coal
OR ITS EQUIVALENT IN GOLD!
Everyone purchasing twenty five cents' Worth shall receive a couponed check lh'lt will entitle them to a
share' in the drawmg. We shall commence a special sale for this coming week :011 Saturday morning,
November 2151, and give away the coupons with every purchase of twenty five cents.
10dozen t I v d askl l :h:
In our 6 re at c I 0a k Room . have all ling: 3:102:23 Tilting!“ 0W0 5 M: 250 03‘ the“
. 10 dozen large size Turkish bath towels at taupe each
We shall give induce- Look at these, they are immense.
ments that will please.
emltllllbouclo jackets at $5 D o m estic G O o d s.
6 beaver jackets at
$8.98 each. 1 case So outing lianncl 1n stripes and checks at 61: yard;
6 boucle capes, at $325 these are 10 to 1‘2 yard lengths.
each. louse white domet flannel, at 5c yard; this quality is sold
4 electric seal collar- by everyone for 7“-
ettes, $6 98 each
gglétylgxiffieze jackets, Kitchen Department-
8 bouf'le silk lined jack-
etsé. {38 tillltieach. k 1; Everything here to enhance a Thanksgiving dinner.
blacknt‘hue‘llfiintlagrezg: Large sheet iron pans to roast the turkey.
$14 98 each Beautiful carving sets to cut him up.
Handsome platters to lay him out.
Th 8 n ksglv I n g Lin 6 n Beautiful plates to serve him on.
., Dainty side dishes, for cranberry sauce, etc.
{H inch Scotch damask at; to yd; this 18 worth 336 any - ("clery dishes, pudding dishes, vegetable dishes, glass salt.
Where. 5h [kers
. . porcelain salt shakers aluminum salt shakers,
till-inch (vet-mun dam ask,full bleached, 50c yd; you can’t after dinner cofi‘ees tasse et 1191;11 tasse
' ‘l 1
match it nth-l1... ‘ . . (llass water p.tehers, porcelain water pitchers, silver
tilt-inch Graham 5 Irish linen, 890 yd; you have always wage,- pitchers
paid $1 for the unto. Everything you want to ornament the table-candle-
Read
The
Sentinel!
5 S napkins, all llncn, We“)? patterns, $1 (101911- I 4 sticks, race and banquet lamps, fern dishes, etc.
5-“ napkins, all linen, ‘0 match damask, $l-25 dozen. ”Remember. this sale commences tomorrow morn-
T I log, N01. ‘llst, and continues until 9. 'ill Thanksgiving eve,
owe s. when the lucky number will be drawn. We shall deliver
‘ . ‘ . the coal to any address in the county. free of charge.
201107-611 damask. “111111811 towels, 13's“ 63011; “113 ‘5 11 Come early and often and get plenty ‘of tickets, trot the
plantar lilo towel 1<‘ ive eTons of Coal, and keep wax in all winter.
Hello!
Yours
f1 ‘I'
New Hair
and a
Clean Scalp.
NALE'S
COMPOUND
QUININE
At
Your
Urugglsts.
and Embalmcr.
.3 Vin-Mutton lunch,
.0. "emails.
D. w. RAYMOND,
Funeral Director
THANKSGIVING! . . .‘
Hello!
TELEPHONE CALL, 58-2;
Are we readv to tilt vour Thanksgivingrrder, did you say? Why, 1:5 with the finest and daintiest articles of edibles that ever
gun ed a table or tickled a palate First you want to get ready for your fruit cake and mince pies. We have fancy new raisins, cur—
rents, orange and lemon peel, Citron glucc cherries and strictly pure spices For pumpkin pies we have Hubbard, Boston Marrow
squash and Dudt’ ey's canned pumpkin A complete stock of urapvs hga nuts, large cluster raisins, oranges, prunes apples and all
kinds of fruit that tan be procured We have a full line 111 lrui s and vcgetwles in g‘ ass, including string and wax beans tomatoes,
pew, asparagus mushrooms, cherries pears, pine- -;1pple peaches quinces blatkbcrries. Citron, plums, breach cherries 1n Mara quin,
Weisbaden strawberries, figs, on English plum pudding and sauce pitklcs, olives, trutllcs, mayonisc (ironing, catsup, imported and
domestic 3.11115 and jellies.
Cheese, Cheese!
and other unit: Its 111 this line too numerous to mention.
Sage cheese, Old English 'ancy lull cream, imported Swiss, Nettlchatel, Philcrcam, Societie Roukeldrt, Fromage dc Bric, Imperial,
Clubhouse, Pineapple, Parmasian and Van Rosscm Edam cheese.
Turkeys, Turkeys!
YES-Y es of (011151: we are going to have turkcvs—finc young home dressed turkeys. 66* your order in early and secure one (zoo
hunches otfine celery) Cranberries, sweet pout 1115 white onions, sage, thyme, poultry seasoning and everything to make your
Thanksgiving least a success and one that your guests will eni 1y. Let me tell you there is nothing ulcer or will be 111011: appreciated
titan a delit tons Ferris ham. ——-.! USI‘ Y ()U TRY I I You will make a mistake if you don t have nice sweet, r05) butter and rich, dc.
licious coffee I‘his is the place to get them. Call and see the grandest and the fullest display of fancy and staple groceries ever
exhtbited in the Norwalks.
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR, Leading Grocer,
33 West Washington Street -
-. .. .-.,,_ .... ... ..
SOMETHING NEW IN WALL
PAPER. 1
Is the constant. desire of tho housewife
who wants to rent part or all of her
home. Itis our province to meet this
desire, and our large and varied stock
will show how we do our duty.
Pointers’ Supplies.
Artists' Materials, Pictures
Pictures framed to order
r111 P ham, Decors
md‘slmnhtudn? m
79 WW m ”Mk
I:
. . . ._ . - South Norwelk, Conn
HERE WE ARE AGAIN!
ON SATI' RDAY, NOVEMBER 2 “a
Wli WILL HOLD ANOTHE I" Ol'R
POPULAR SATU AV SALES“
, REMhNBER THESE PRICES 1101.1) (1001) FOR
SATU RDAY, NOVEM BER 2|, ON LY.
It cans Magnolia Brand Milk, 251: 7 cake: Ozone Soap for 23:
Sugar Cured Shoulders, per lb, c He I'sney Sweet Potatoes, per pk, I2e
Cape Cod cranberries, per qt... 51: Jersey Tomatoes, pet can, do
NEW YORK GROCERY CO.
Donovan Building, ~ - - . - - - - SouthNorwulk.
1‘“ AND 81 MAIN I'l'lll'l'. NGRWALK. ‘
Norwalk Chronicler