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monument!» Sentinel emce.
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mug. sending or brlnclnc it
” Box for the convenience of those
hove items oi new: or other mat-
lopnd at the entrnwe to The seat!-
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nth Norwalk. (Joan.
MM Sentinel has a Circulation
lbw» of Norma": and its Suburbs
0miderably,ihan the Combined
. , of the other Three Local Dail-
W,Ml Room is always open to
7 _ Telephone Calls.
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, moms; 93-3.
some. 58-4.
, . prk Herald Weather Worm-ant
9 “other toduv promises to be cariernlly
dud "censiderubly colder. Tomorrow it
, etc begeneradyiair to only cloudy
Thermometer lmcura
» hithest point of the thermometer for
, treaty-flu: hours ending at no 3!] tolay
‘ “. decreeeaww zero; “meal. 32 degrees
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Sines Intranets l Bluhtlde 1 Low ride
:53 or 4:27 at mum 7:39
" YESTEHDAY AT THE CHURCHES.
A. S. Kevanegli Punches on “Galnlng by
, Holding Your Own."
The above was the subject of Rev, A.
, Kavanagh's. second sermon in the
"Goepelon Wheels" series,thut he is now
{giving at the First Methodist Episcopal
hatch. It was listened to by u congre-
gation that packed the church, and com-
posed largely of men. Any synopsis of
*theee sermons Would not give i
much of an idea of their scope and
‘etrsngth. This one was to show that a
great eflort is necessary to hold your
' ya in secular and religious affairs, and .
"that in the main the work of life is
routine. These points we 0 strongly set
, crth and made the basis ,for scriptural
‘ ppllcutioa from the text, “Therefore, 4
_ beloved brethren, be ye sloudfast,f
' unmoVuble.” , l
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Scull NurWalk Congregallonal. l
A large congwmdion was present, last
night, at the praise service in the South :
Narwnik Congregational church. The;
programme, as published, was carried?
out most successfully, the choir selec-
tlone," with solos by Miss Annabel Nash
lull E. H Morehouse, being given an,
fitment rendering. The pastor made a ;
blue! but very interesting address, on;
"Thanks; vinr." ‘ ‘ t !
Harwell: Men....... -,....wpnl Church.
A Thanksgiving praise SOl'VlCB was ‘
”held in the Norwnlk Methodist Ele'U- ;
:pnl church, last night. A male quar-‘
Jolie composed of Messrs. Hoyt, l’l'ltti', .
\‘I'Vdd and Warren sang scrum! sulrcv ions.
Hr. Tilly played the comet.
. to! preached a short sermon on
"Gravi-
llpen house Song Service.
The song service at the Nm‘wnlk
Opera House, yesterday afternoon, was
\Jw‘ely attended. Views of English
livers were shown, and there wasa short
; :-i m li‘runr'isco.
The pas ‘
“It by J. H. Jackson. A quartcttc (‘Ulil
polled of Messrs. Leland, Hirst. Hull and ,
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TEBSE PARAGRAPH!) '
:rlu Adm concerning current Ell-ill!
Gathered PM it. "when and Imp
of inlet! detention! loom
The number of prisoners in the coun-
ty jail is bcnlnulog to creep no, incl as
it always does at this time of , the year.
There areinow 188 confined and the da’-
i'y additions are large. There has been
a remarkably large number of bound
over prisoners sent up, and if the pre-
sent rate continues all records will be
broken when the Superior Court comes
in again next February.
have recently been notified by circular
to comply with the requirements of
Section 65 of the Public, Acts, which
makes it their duty to return to the
governor on or before November 1, an-
nually. the number of deaf and dumb
and blind persons in the town, and the
age, sex, and pecuniary circumstances of
each. In addition to the above, it is
also desired that they furnish the names
of the parties unlit-ted. In some of the
larger towns, the sclectmcn claim that
this cannot be done without a syste-
mutic canvass, and they see no reason
why the towns should be put to this ex-
pause.
James G. Blaine Council, No. 1,
Junior 0. U, A. M., Will hold its second
monthly cnlcrtuinmont and dance of the
season, Monday night, in Wood’s Hall.
Music, rccitations and tableaux will be
rendered. Miss Florence Lockwood,
known as the child pianist, of South
Norwulk, will play.—-Smmfordl Ad-
vocate. ._ p p _
Mothers Find Nothing Equal !9 Dr. Hand‘s
Colic Cure. .
Warnnncuv, Conn, -1~2-'96-—Hand
Medicine Uo.——Dear Sirs:~—“I am using
Dr. Hand‘s Cough and Cmup Modicinc
and Colic Cure for my children and ilnd
nothing to equal them. They work
like magic. 1 would not be without
them in my house. The little ones love
Dr. Hand's (folio Care and cry for it; it
rclicves them almost instantly. Mrs
Frank Siilith, 2i Wood street. Au all
druggists, 25c. )
The controversy in Connecticut be»
twrcn steam railroad companies and
the companies which are inlercsttd in
the projected trolley lines that would
practically parallel existing steam roads
promises to consume considrrublo lime
in the next session of the state Louisia—
tui‘c. Within the last few days it has
become known that several companies
will ask for charters permitting them to
curtiuct suburban and intcrurbuu trol-
ley liars patrolling old stmm roads.
Buckliu's Arnie: Sam
The best salvo in the world for cats,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rhoum, favor
sores, letter, chopped hands, cliilblains,
coma, and all skin eruptions, and post
tivcly cures piles, or no pay required.
It is guaranteed to give poi-foot satisfac-
tion or money refunded. Price 25 cents
per box. E. P. Weed and G. C. Stillsou.
()in Clerk Bouton, of Dnnbury, for-
nu-ilv of Norwalk, has heard from his
broilicr, Augustus M. Benton. whom he
thought dead. Four years ago his moth—
oi'w'roto him alvttcr, addressing it to
No rcply was received,
and, us yrurs passed, it was crun-ludml
lie was «loud. Hue day last wrck a lil‘
liar was icccivcd from him. it was
. wrillrn from Alaska, and in it Bunion
ifidlil he had just received the letiri‘
Ewritlcn four years ago. He was about
itostnrt from Alaska upon a voyage to
31hr Fiji Island.
Stands al the Head.
is mum of A mum in.
The sclectmsu of the several towns ‘
long as it’s cheap.
"‘GL——“ ‘0
In annual, es in every-
thing else, most people went
the best. They buy H-O.
There must be some who
don't Care What they get so
They buy the other kinds.
6,r-—l~r—!fimt'-oni‘:cnm~e~:t:zzn~—~nrvfi ‘
.. erunurt rinses.
A Tissue Paper Pullers ei till: Ber-lent
Ilene Obtained by Using income.
We have made special moment-
with the agents of the celebrated Bauer
Glove—Fitting Patterns, by which we can
present to our lady readers some of their
very newest and choicest- patterns of
garments. Full and explicit direction-
for putting together the cements no-
company each pattern
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6875) :il'l5 I‘ l}’f'xil.
HINTS BY MAY tummy. _
Our illustration shows a serviceable
little apron made of grass linen with
trimmingsof butiste edging and inser-
tion. The straight lower edge of the
full skirt is ornamented by a deep hem
and band of insertion. An attractive
feature is the pretty berths, gathered at
the top to full well over the shoulders in
square handkerchief style in novelty
considerably in vogue). The short low
yoke, fitted by shoulder scameghus the
1 l'ulnrsv of the skirt portion joined to its
ilowcr edge in round outline. Muslin in
lplain. siiipcd and cross-bar patterns
9 may be employed in making, also linen,
lawn. iininsook and similar fabrics, dec-
nrncd Willi undimiilci‘y, edging, lace,
insertion. «to. To make this apron for
:1 girl of six years it will require four
yards of tliirty-six-iuch wide material.
The puttorn, No. Gal-3. may bell id in
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sizes for children of two, four, six,
eight and ten years of age.
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PATTERN No. 6875. SIZE———m
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Slayer» 01 the Mounts In Cnltody.
meuausox. W. \'n., Nov. tin—Detect-
ivcs ("lurk and Bovine are expected hem
today or tomorrow to answer for the kill
ing of Anderson and James Mounts last
wrok. while the former were attempting
to :irrcsi Amlcrsonlllouuts. Owing to tho
fueling against the officers by the friends
of the Mounts, Iicitln-r oi them would leave
I’incvlllo, Ky, and cross the state line.
it was derided to secure requisition papers
at Charleston on the governor of Ken—
tucky, when the ofllcors will be brought
here for a preliminary hearing.
Blemnrck‘e Organ on England.
HAMlil‘llG, Nov. Sea—Tho Hamburger
Nuclirii-liich, l'rinrc Bismarck's organ,
flatly accuse-i England of trying to kimllo
a European blaze under tho [il‘l‘ti‘Kb of
helping Armenians. 'l‘lu' Nucllrii‘bti‘n says
further that Europe. with inconcvivnblc
blindness, is playing into England‘s hands
and warns Germany not to be ullurvd by
the dangerous adventure.
Populnr Boniface Donal.
WAFUISHTOX. Nov. :33.—-—('oloncl Frank
lln 'l'onny, for nearly 3:3 yours tho proprio-
for of tl.c Notional lullcl 'in this city. is
, dmd. lie was all ymrs of one and was a
umivc ‘of Hudson. N. ll. Vory [cw citi-
‘lt‘llS of Washington were butli‘r known
:mmnu a largo class of public mount the
lust half century illllll tliv (loucwécd.
Well Known Man‘s Suicide.
“'ASHLVGTUV, Nov. 23.—-ilobcrt A.
Willivlmnd, tlw proprictnr of the old on-
rio-‘liy shop 51 «m on I) strait. committed
suicide by blowing out his bruins.
, ll'ulll-l‘ of relics. some of which were from
; rcwluiiolmrr limos.
Hello! Hello!
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NORWALK. GOHH. I. Y. OFFIBE. “2 BROADWAY.
The Popular Store.
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Where You Get More Value For Your Money than Elsewhere.
THANKSGIVING WEEK.
As the day is near that our President and our Governor by their proclamations hive 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 ecunty 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 gift. 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 9.30 o’clock,
5Tonsof. . ,
. . .. Stove. Coal
OR ITS EQUIVALENT IN GOLD!
Everyone purchasing twenty five cents' wurth shall receive a couponed check that will entitle them to a
share in the druwmg. We shall commence a special sale for this coming week, on Saturday morning
November am, and give away the coupons with every purchase of twentyafive cents.
In Our Great Cloak Room.
We shall give inducc-
ments that will please.
each.
_ ll beaver
F3 98 each.
' each.
ettes, $6 98 each.
$.25 ouch.
ots, $5 .30 each.
liluck.blue,tun and green,
314 98 each.
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Thanksgivmg Linen.
Slinch Scolcb‘damusk at 23c yd; this is worth 330 any-
whore.
rill-inch German damaskdull bleached, 50c yd; you can't-
mutch it at (lilo. ‘
fill-inch Graham‘s Irish linen, 890 yd: you have always
paid $1 for the some.
.“i h’ napkins, ull lznen, pretty patterns, $l dozen.
5-8 napkins, all linen. to match damask, all 25 dozen.
llls .
plum of lithium: was a veritable ironsuro l
Towels.
25 dozen damask, all liucn towels, l'l'tc eat-l1; this is a
regular lilo towel.
10 bouclo jackets at $5
jackets at ,
ll bout-lo capes, at $3.25 »
4 electric seal collur- ..
10 Irish frieze jackets,
8 bom-le silk lined jack~ I:
6 lino kcrscy jackets, ’_
i' shakers,
10 down extra large size damask towels at 25c each; than
have all linen knotted fringe.
10 dozen large size Turkish bath towels at nil/go each
Look at these, they are immense. '
Domestic Goods.
1 case So outing flannel in stripes and checks at be yard;
those are 10 to 1‘2 yard lengths. ,
1 case white domet flannel, at 5c yard; this quality is sold
by everyone for To.
Kitchen Department. V,
Everything here to enhance a Thanksgiving dinner.
Largo sheet iron pans to roast the turkey.
Beautiful carving: sets to cut him up.
Handsome plotters to lay him out.
Bountiful plates to serve him on.
Dainty side dishes, for cranberry sauce, etc.
('vlery dishes, pudding dishes, vegetable dishes, glass salt
piircelain salt shakers, aluminum salt shakers,
after dinner cofi'ccs, tussc ct demi tasse.
(ilnss water pitchers, porcelain water pitchers, silver
water pitchers.
Every hint: you want to ornament the table—candle.
sticks. vucc and banquet lumps, fern dishes, etc.
lthmombcr, this sale connnencos tomorrow morn-
“ ing, Nov. ‘Ilst, and continues until 9.30 Thanksgiving ovc,
when the lucky number will be drawn. We shall deliver
tlic coal to any addriws in the county, free of charge.
(Ii-mo early and often and got plenty of tickets. net the
Five Tons of (32nd, and km‘p warm all wintrvr.
.. . HANKSGIVING. . ~. . .
TELEPHONE CALL. 58-2.
Are we rcndv to fill vour Thanksgiving order, did you say? Why, yes, with the finest and dainiicsl articles of edibles that"ever
graced a table or tickled a
rants, orange and 'cmtin peel, Citron, glaCi- cherries and strictly pure spices,
squash and lludlcy's mnnul pumpkin
' kinds oi fruit that can lie ;,.::.;curcd.
palate
First, von want to get ready for your fruit cake and mince pies.
For pumpkin pics we have Hubbard, Boston Marrow
A mmplvtn stock of Vl'dprs, cg», nuts, large «luster retains, oranges, prunes, apples and all
We have a lull line or {mi s and vegetables in glass, Including smog and wax beans, tomatoes,
We have {am y new raisins, cur-
pens. asparagus. mushrooms, cherries, pours, plnc.apple, pouches quinccs, l"llJl"l{llt'rrlt’.S. Citron, plums, l‘l'CllCh cherries in Mara-(pun,
Wrielnltlen slrnulicrrivs, lips, cit'
eesel
English plum pudding and sauce, pickles. ()llW‘S, truffles, mayonisc dressing, caisup, imported and
dorm-stir l.li‘.l\' and Mime. and other fll’il|,ll'5 in (his line too numerous to mention.
Sage cheese. Old English ‘ancy full cream, imported Swiss, Neufchutel, l’liilrrcdm, Societic Riliikt‘lol't, Frontage dc Brig. Imperial,
Clubhouse, l‘iutrnpplc, l’nrmasian and Van Rosscm Edam cliccsc.
Warren sang “Beacon Lights" and
”Rock of Ages,” Loth selections being
mutated. Miss Nina Lewis was the
Aug. .1. Lionel, the loadincdruggiat oil
a Shreveport, Lil., says: "llr. King's New!
glllnibfi’t‘l‘y is the only thing that cures!
“on - _ Ll. _ - . . gmy conninilnd it is the best seller l1
‘ mwnmt H Hm“ sang nulllus thin-u." .l. l". (Junipbcll, merchant of!
m .010 entitled ".Tcrusaleiu, . and ‘Hdll'ili‘il, ANY... writes: “Dr. King’s New;
“The Sill!!!“ ‘ lli~<-ovcryis all that is claimed for ii‘u
it in vur fails. and is a sure cure for con-l
wunptiou, coughs and colds. .l ‘cnunot‘
lsiy i-imugh for its merits." Dr. lx’ltlujsl
; New Ihsmlwry for consumption, coughs!
urkeys, Turkeys!
\'i£S~—~‘i'cs of course we are goinc to have lurkcvs ~dint: young home dressed turkeys. Gal your order in early and secure onc (zoo
bunches of line cclcrv) Ci'anliclrics, swcct petioles, white onions, sage, thvmv, poultry seasoning, ‘nnd everything to make your
Thanksgiving: {cost :1 success and one that your guests will cmoy, Let me tell you there is nothing. ulcer or Will be more npprcClazcd
than a delicious Ferris hnm.—-.lUST YOU TRY l‘l'. You will make a mistake ii you don t have nice sweet, rosy butter and rich, tic-
licious (‘llffi'll This; is the place to get them. Call and see the grandi-st and the {lllll‘il display 0! fancy and staple groceries over
Over $15 lllle—lor‘lilcellsuw Honey exhibited in the Ni‘ll‘WillkS
. 4 ) l
'The County Commissioners have is-
hed in Norwalk thirty-four full and
to drug licenses, for which they rr.
solved $15,050. So for sevculytfour up,
We. are in from Stamford, and the
WI ll about a nulllcient munber for the
We Bofuiivehceuses have been le-
H. to parties in Westwrl. [not your
port went “dry," but [i uvlvms lo
V Church Calendars.
#11,! meetings ibis wm-k ill the South
- 'V‘WOlTneeduy. lp. in .plujvrlmwi-
,ntlénllA M’lcll‘li ‘s p. ”1.,
air meeting of the church with
F. Thursday, ii a. in. Ulilll
I 1 ving praise service. Hi'mmu
m3}: 0. Sherwood, of tho lisp-
‘ ”non Rives.
G. Hauleubeok preached in llw
, ‘ lest evening, taking for his lost.
“in $3. ‘
Kellogg left for New York city.
Mains. toytnlne a position in the
‘ Gotham silverware factory.
’ i care now run to the tor»
lie truck. told not to the New
minimal! are of the opinion that
than were about u (ll'7.“ll Millions in l
ilkVC'ongrruational f‘llill‘i'll will be ,
. color Society oi’ilhrlstmn l‘liiilcnvur '
and colds is not a cmcranu-nt. it has
f lu-cn lriml for lllmui'n-r of a ccniurymnd
ruddy stundsut llu-llcud. M ianv!‘ dili-
§nppmum Free trial bottles at ii. H.
. l'imsu-d’s drug store, South Norwalk.
’i‘lw Slain liourd oi lilquuliaatiou has
umdi- cliauucs in the returns of live
”sin-rt ranlwuy muipnuics as follows:
’ Norwich Htrcot ltuiiway, shares rolurn-
ird :it Will, and raised to 5375; Winchester
Avumlc, West Haven, stock returned at
dildo, and raised to am; Norwalk Train-
5wav. rcturnud at nothing, raised to
in}. iiiarlti't vulnw of funded dvbt raised
‘lu in ml per cent. to 95 pv-r cant. of par
'iurnwi as buying no known market
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« \‘nluv,‘pbli:l?ll at till: New London istrcct
Irailway. elm-k returned at til 74, raised
in *;:l,
; Electric Blilers.
, Electric Bitters in a medicine suited
for any season, but [mhum more comm
.uily uccdcd when the languid, i-xliaust-
w-d fooling: Imam, wlwn the liver is
lorpid moisiugginli and the nerd of u
.lonic and ulwrutiveis felt. A prompt
smurf this medicine has Minn lchriMl
11min and marina fatal billous {overs
.No medicine wll not more surely in
in mantel-noting cud freeing the system
frmn iaidoi'iul poison. Headache. ladi-
gnstion, constipation. dizziness ieldto
Electric Bitters. Fifty canteen ti per
gnome at B. H. Pluisted‘edrugetore.
v
valor; Bristol and l‘oiiliville, stock rcsl
Hale's Compound
QUIHINE
MAKES THE HAIR GROW l3!
Nuim’ \iik. (‘oxx . Alum. 1mm.
MR. H. R. MALI.
Dunn Sun-«Lust winter my two girls
were alliicted with a severe scalp trouble,
the oldest one being so bad that all the
hair on the crown of her head fell out,
and tho mulp was a mass of sort-u and
scarf The young one wanaffccted in the
mine way, and her hair had drommd out
in aspot as large as onc's hand. lwus ln~
tending totake them to a physiciuuwhsn
a friend told me to call and not a bottle
of Hale‘s Compound Quininc. ldidnlnd
am pleased to say that th bottles eflcclovl
a completo cure; new hair grow on the
bald spots. and they now have a lull
growth and a clean healthy soul .
. Mae. (1. ll. ‘uvr.
EwfiAVMONE
Funeral Director
and Embelmer.
fl Webhlnmn Dem“.
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PAPER.
is the constant desire of the housewife
who wants to refit part or all of her
home. ltisour province to meet this
desire, and our large and varied stock
will show how We do our duty.
Printerl’ Supplier.
Artiste’ Materials, Pictures.
Pictures framed to order.
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* ‘ CHARLES E. SEYMOUR, Leading Grocer, ,
33 West Washington yStreet, f, . , .
South Norwalk, Conn
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ON SATURDAY, NOVEMBER zist, »
Wli WILL HQLI) ANOTHER UF ()l'll
POPULAR SATURDAY SALE-28!!
RliMENllliR ’l'llliSii PRICES HOLD (300!) FOR
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2!, ONLY.
d cans Magnolia Brand Milk, 25c
Sugar Gored Shoulders, per lb, 6 Ho
Cape Cod Cranberries. per qt, 5c
7 cakes Ozone Soup for 250
Fancy Sweet Potatoes, per pk, IZe
Jereey'l‘cm atone, per can. 60
NEW YORK GROCERY CO.
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Donovan Building,
South Norwalk.
3. AND 37 MAIN .‘V’RKK‘I'. NOIWALK.
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