Evening sentinel, Wednesday, October 20, 1897 · page 5

 
 

 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 

 
 

instituted. stated that the weakly
,cl'theoompaalasutthe 0;:uueotl

 
 

Item. November as. Dompanies 1r
, Dwill be inspected at the Armory.

 

 

: Justice Daniel P. Morroll. chairman
theater-raincoat committee. was in
m or the exercises at Post Fowler’s
Infiltration in Grand Army Ball. lou-

 
 

MR and made a very neat little speech
It! "home. All through the evening
be ironed that he was well qualified
; It the position of master of ceremonies
of such an occasion.

 
 
 

 
 

The heavy winds of Saturday night
brought the nuts down from the trees
j great quantities, and bushels of them
were picked up in this vicinity Cheat-
W. are scarce. but walnuts are very
piantllul. so much so, in fact. that term-
III in some places do not consider it
Jurth the trouble to pick them up. They
are likely to be very cheap.‘

 
 

 

 

 

 
 
 

was sure and go to the supper at. the
Berkeley street chapel. Wednesday even-
lug Supper 35c.

The member of .John A. Dix Woman‘ e
Relic! Corps. of San Jose. California,
referred to in The Sentinel, yesterday.
‘ ,eabeiog present at Douglas Fowler Post's
celebration. Monday night, was Mrs.
libido. who was a guest of Council-
inan (.‘omatock.

For their bargain day sale. tomorrow.

 

, A. Diokermau & Son have selected a '

‘Irutnbar ol‘epecial items which they will
sell atpopular prices. They invite au

' inspection of them. believing that to
are them will be to buy them.

 

The Crcsrwalk club voices the senti-
inent o! the rest of the community
, when it says that Hunt do Zelulf's is the
Jinan toast nice trash mix. They have

just received a new lot of maple syrup.
flour radish is ground fresh every day.

~Lion brand piwkagc of coder. W ll
Bwry (t Barnes“ shoulders, HG it. New
York Grocery company

 

State Secretary Phelps. Treasurer
- Groancor and Treasurer Mead mot m
IhImrItln-y's oiliie in the capital. and
Invested the vote on the constitution
almondment. The total vote was 5'3.
: I‘ll-47 77 yer; l, 58": no.

The Twin City Mandolin club' is send
log out invitations for It to.eot sociabm.
to be given in lmckw‘mul a Hall on Wed”
outlay evening, Ni veniber mi.

The Prquonnocls football team will

. play the club of the (‘oiiior soiuml. on
the Adams avenue grounds. Frilllfl of
mm.

"Austen Ia harmless

The building coin: iiitteo of the new
hank building in Washington street
* on» to New lurk. yesterday.to look
it minus styles of timing;

 

'Tbe Favorite, which went on Hm m0“ . mom

i in Whitrswne harbor. untold iiia till
Web elsewhere in the Sentinel. tialay.
”Impeller which annotation the
”In York Norwalk route. .

(I The boat lion-en is“ at llsytnonii
WV wharf in Norwaiii with a load
“poring brick.

A trusting of the FM ul’ Norwslli
band will be held in I‘. Ii. Dwyer‘s har-
Ilfl M in IIaiu attest. umorrow
' ‘wflali at I. 8. 'l‘illotum‘s tor your fall
and winter taillitwry. Upon «every oven
on during ”ember and humour. iii
MI Kain attest.

”if. Iimndori. oi the Bell inland
Mas. intendetomnan oyster house
M mun thooid Knapp aloud
um lain mm.

“In hydrants in liosth linrwalli
“Melon their second oustol paint
m should tannins em and not
“e, no close an acquaintance with

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

to Taylor avenue. louder. at

 

 
 
 

d" night. as called the assemblage to .

alsg‘snotlisrethis house'uustlao.
and nasty W?’ m begins
snub. Thspublio isomdiallyinrltail.

The annual inspection at James Ill.
Ilenl’oatWoman’sReliotOcrns took
DIM” “I. m mummm

 

lisp. Psimhilil. of Buckingham W. B.
0.. of Norwalk. A banquet hallowed
the exercises. Ilia. Fairchild compli-
mooted the members of the urgau'sattoa

—-Daubury News.
' "A0001! rim ROI affect “I. M.

"The Wonderland or the Orient," a
popular illurtrated lecture byJ. Benson
Hamilton. D. 1).. will be given in Hoyt's
Theatre. next Monday night. The
chart opensin Pleistedi drug store.
today. The proceeds will go toward
placing; a memorial window to the
memory at Jesse has. the founder oi
Methodisrn. in the new First Methodist
Episcopal church. ,

The Blossom Bicycle club was for.
mally organised. last night, at Horace
A. Saunders” bicycle emporium in North
Main street. Mr. Saunders was unaui.
measly elected captain. and Stephen J.
O Brien. secretary. The members 01
the club and their lady friends have
arranged for a run next Sunday. going
down the state.

 

 

Bishop Williams will not be able to
attend the exercises in New Haven next
week in celebration of the centennial
anniversary of the consecration oi
Bishop Jarvis. and the consecration oi
Dr. Brewster as bishop coatijutor of this
dim. He has designated Bishop A.
N. Littlejohn. of Long Island. as the
consecrator of Bishop Brewster.

‘ The work of paving Wall street. with
the exception of a strip on the south
side ol the Wall street bridge, will prob
ably be completed this weak.‘ The
pavements on lhilubl'lilgt) will be laid
under the direction of William Sheldon
when the addition has been completed

wAceton breaks up a cold. 4':

At the meeting in the Norivaik Con~
mgatioual chapel. tomorrow‘night. the
hour will be devoted to hearing reports
from the meeting of the American
Board. held in New Haven last week.

At the meeting of Welcome Stranger
Bulge. Sons 0! St. George,laet night.
the comic degree was worked on IWU
candidates. A delegation was present
from Stamtord.

Manager l". W Mitchell has bookid
Miss Uilie Akeriitrom and her excellent?
company {or a week‘s porlormiiuce at
the Norwulk Opera Home. beginning
November let.

The annual {sir of the ladies of

'lhfi First Methodist Episcopal church

Will be held in Rod Alvin's Hell.
Washington street. Tunisia}; and Fri»

 

i

m tuwtthmrvdd son at
" recurrent-interimmlctis

' .duy nights, December 9 and iii

The Scandinavian society will hold in
first social 0! the season. tomorrow
night. in Raymoud' s Hall

i
”“hiorc fun than a bone) 0i nion~

kcys' catching tho Alonso Circus in
Cntnstook Brothers window.

St. .lisepli' s Temperance moiety will
meet tomorrow night in Music Hall.

and transact regular business.

A; the meeting of the Norwalli “Hull
log. Loan nod Investment asitwiation.
lostnight Ill .Uoiiwiislosued io omnibus.

A string bond consisting of two main
E.dolins a guitar cud it little rendered
on the H'I'Ciiifl of Norwolii. this
morning

..... ... m.

(limitation Tribe. 1 II it M” will

“work the ride! is iii-grim cutout candi-
‘Iiates, Friday night.

.- Acotou cures “grim

Mia Webstcr’s "A lim-sy Time”
will be presented at the Iiorwalt Hpors
blouse. nest Tuesday night.

The funeral of Mrs. Thomas flaunders.
of iliy avenue. will he held tomorrow
alteration at 2: ill) (I 't‘look.

tlould A. BaymItui-‘a home in West
stones. it being connected with the
c by water main.

ilotior bulge will confer the second
degree tonight. ..

H J. Thomas. of tho limbury News.
was in Kuwait last night. on business.

m. -M . who»...

iiiwsni Til-Inter has started a dyeing
establishment in Raymond attest

An Historic did tense.

(Milford. Uni. 90.- Jim the auspices
oi the theoretical Iooisty oi (lolonisl
Dams. a tablet placed upon the
bonnie old Whitfield hours was revolt
so this alteration. The Whites“ house
is the clam stone mainline
laud. harm bran built in to“. than
historic must m to the old

 

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'Masstrsiu murmur-Mm
o in; I

cranium thelu‘stalliugoiilosrbeins.

upon the excellent showing they made. .

_ delegates.

 
 
 

 

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convenient.
Beventy- hummus-nu
Yesterday in Hartford.

. The Connecticut Baptist convention,
which is ths'ceuterabout which the
various state Baptist association are
meeting this week. began its seventy-
tourth meeting at the Asylum ave-
nue Baptist church. Hartford. yesterday
morning with a large attendance at

The Rev. R U. Sherwood. of South
Norwalii. spoke on the importanceotths
work of the convention. The individual
eiforts combined in the convention
make up a powerful concentration of
eifort. which is far better thanahap-
hazard individual. It is important that
the convention: should sustain the work

ly impossible for the few Baptists to
keep up a decent order of service. It is
a shame for the Baptists of Connecticut
to allow thp little ilelda where the qual-
ity of material is excellent. although
the quantity maybe small. to go un-
cured (or. We should be able to put
good men in charge of those places.
The Baptists are far behind in the
matter of developing new fields. and the
convention should stand behind a re
rival of this work of opportunity. both
morally and financially. The very best
man should be put into this work. The

Biptisis menu to put. lorward their best
thought and their best efforts.

The work among the foreign popula
ticn was of the greatest importance. not
only from the Christian point- ol view.
but because of the democratic character
of the Baptist denomination. which
should be used for the enligteoment
at those who come to our shores with
tloughte altogether alien to our repub
iican institutions. Evangelical ideas
aside. it was the patriotic duty 0! thi
Baptists to do this work

Mr. Sherwoui was elected a member
of the board of trustees for tlirei- ye irs
ind Rev. F. 8. Robbins. of Norwalk
was chosen president of the Young Peo~
ple‘s Union.

The report on the slide of the churches
showed Sill" bopiismn :is against 1.2.31
inst peat; benevolenoes during the your.
mum. lust yin-.13 $531M. The general
nine of the clinicians his improved dur-
ing the your, The ieport suggested
evangelical services from outside the in-
Illi‘illillil churches. the convention to old
in the ( xpinse

Secretary Adonis Rat-elected.
At ihe annual nitltl council of the U. l

A. AL. of i'imllii'ilt‘ul. held in!
Waterbury. yrstI-rdov. the following!
nilicoto woie ciwtmi. Main iuuiicilior.
A it. 'l‘iiIunp-um. New Britain mute;
Vli'il councillor. A. '1‘. ”Width. New inn. ,
dun; slum i'Iliiliil i! l'l‘fl‘l’llly. i'. ii.“
Adnmd. Norwoiii. 'l'lio ourrnl rewirts
show that the post war has been one oif
“new“ and the balance in the slate
council treasury With all hliili puid.
[2.3.97 2;:

 

Theyflny Moot Again
(Hiram. New. mt. Elihu-Dull lituart
has written in iiiii representatives hero
predicting that or iii June or July there
will be another ("outfit in llarson be,
twocn Corbett and i’itmimuions.

Nuiiersiitlmis hung-stress.

JI'MII' “drill-ll Il'iiir iiiLtnttih‘iiww III
lii'liiit ii iiiilu hit hillwi‘aiilllllin“ ins-l Ii iii
HI- iitl Mir wile liw lull-m n... aiui’i‘ in II
litiaitili “i'l’lilli mun ul lirr'wlivl lII Ihr in
lliirim- M a man "i I; limo in luck. ym
moi iin you Limo that till um liuihiil and u
IIH‘iII‘lIi! mm xi Ilil IIN' lim- ultra)» IM'll the
iiwniu- ui Iiritiigiim mo “why n-uiilisi‘ The
wing in u Ilw-iimi. imi ii lil‘ll‘lll‘l‘i mo
rwrv guml rummu'iiiont lowi-iiiul; ii in
Email IiI'Ill‘ViI‘ii'

"I item In no Mr limit. \‘ilivii hr um
molmuw iii lii:- i'ir'ii'uuu i‘luirrh ('iwit
Hilliimili‘ iii-uiimi i’sufi! mum-y than i
woo gutting, uml I applaud iur on «Indium
mini l cum Minot immmow.’ and not.
lili [out Hi l min iiiiili': up lluqmmiy
«no: ii, in “with. and ‘ii Mme M! iii
i-mn r Ilii tin. mum” vi nun-mi lilo-singer
“lion lilo Asimx‘mm inst-ii iiiliilillll,‘ mm
in "mg min clinic-I. l or ii in sec 'Il'hnulimi
“.linnmis and “hi n g... mill he would iiiut
to hour MIIIII'iiliI‘H i iiimw how in mm i
guru him ‘nwwt liviici‘im’ii' ‘Wcilfl ho
sold. 'imy girl who ram mug a invooitllli
like that can ring in American morn. ' nod
he autumnal ow When 1 opinion lor- an
eiimigrmmii in tho Mimic-aim Hound ”win
mniiimoy Air Iliipliwu "aide siiommini-
mmi Iorinc in hunt Alum i’uiti.mni I
mew lwr ‘rlms-t lioncriotu' Mic berm!
omihmiigh the whole mum and Mood
otlhy alumina my liens iaitwmii at two
hands it iinrnniammiinithsi mo in my
Mitt _ tion on tiny attohgih of the
ionic» uncertain. and he ms maths
voluminous itnehtoi agent his
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of the small fields: where it is practical -

emirnuuities need to be shown that the -

i nuuiy vortmiuna llI our autumn display

 

m.

LIIIRAI. DEALING
is a factor in the success of this grain house.
We' or always maintained it to be good business uotonly to
keep our promises to the letter, but to rather exceed our
the ili-13III lltl c disappoint-

promir co to buyers,

0
O.

in building up our trade, we 've steadily kept the ininre' in
view; we' re never overlooked the fact tint public confidence

meant assured success.

We re here to sell grain, and to make money by doing so,
but we make it to your advantage to buy here.
new OAT. THAT'I cLlAts.

Manuel T. Hatch.

I5 Isrshall Street.

Blanch Bolmua‘ Liver! Stable.
. WW

 

consoocs...)
BROTHERS

ESTABLISHED 1867.

 

A Proud IIother

indeed and well she IIIA’ be It‘s the
way every mother ought to be and it’s
just the way every mother feels whose
boy is titted out from our stock. Young
Americas has ideas simutdross as well
as their elders Our suits are not only
handsome and fashionable, but well
made and desirable. and our prices. coup-
iud with our values make economy easy
Eaton salts with fancy vests. I? to Io;
ages 3 to if

Nobby top cverooats. (all we fiht .05. 50.
Pretty reefers. latest designs. ue.black
and tan. $5.

'3 piece knee pant suits. $1.50 to $5.00.

 

From A to Z.

'i‘ be "song of the shirt" is an air with

Wt oilera iich field of mior and Iolor
Illiiilllllll tn; new Roman nlripcs out
[I yuuli e “numbing new and litivht
not one lot on one department to no-
giwtod to oniphnsize another Neck
wmr. liouiery. and underwear too. and
everything else to the end of the list are
lolly represented in our congress of
im iiisliitigs.

iioovy overcoais and mitt; are ready
like Iilllt' and come in sod look over
lim lino.

Comstock Bros.

it 800'"! IAII "II”.

Ioatb Israelis. .1. - Ilene.
IILIOII I. IIIHI. Igr.
TWfl IHOI'AIJ

atoms. l n. annual.

Lots of Good ihings
CUIhIAHVIN '0‘“. II.

Among the norm arrival» no mention

illness. N ones. at Mo peck.
( rsubamss. the finest. hour . it out.
Joe.

Buckwheat. prepared

White Ulom Honey in the union. the
attained flimsy. pints. lion: qts. Mic.
White Heal. very sweet and tiles.
Boston Murrow flcioasb. cheap and

Bert finest tor wine. ate.
urlod itaspbarrtas. tics uses.

 

not: one cannon Poisons
aals‘oetob Herring? bright. sew end tine.

pander quart;

wemhsretur. lsutihm

we use ssppiy you.

w. «W

Will“ Dill“.

. . Wmflnfib'i'i‘b-rnk. ' ,. 3
F. o. um: I 00....228outb Ilia Street” "

 

\W/rx W" IN‘ ‘” Wfl~\*m

 

DIA’FI‘ECT Oil
in said district. Ilavmse d.

walk. lin
{mm the
estntoluexliiliit their claim» iur settlement.
Those who negioi"! to i;

shown-iv attested. wit in said

said estate are requested to make immediate
payment to

 

TAYLOR A OOLDIN'S
lelisbls laanvaaes Agency.

ls WARIIION! ATM.
south. him-walk

 

iHiliiil’I‘ iron uivlnirge. on l-Ziilsou' s nulllil'
tiriihpvaiit‘r. with wording and re- "'0-
«Inc mg ‘supphs rose.

in i.’ ' who. one
i‘i'itllii mwuil tan um- chip brush. one

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Phone it“

South Ierwalk-

NORWALK. 88 PROBATE
0fl60bor 6.‘.A 1).
Estate of (' ariaeut‘omstoek. into (i WI ton.

ieOouri oi P11 vliate lur the menu 1: nl Nor-
truth;
*‘ia

limited and allowed six
to bound tor the oroditorun

iwntd their ammonia.
time will be

a recovery All personal indebted to

FAR ASK COKBTOCK.
Administrator. houth Rim“! (‘utin
on to on

(loan

FOR $30

You can get one of ‘

Edison’ 9
New Home
Phonogrephe

'Fred‘k. VI.
Rogers’,

ii) Main St... Norwalk.

lawn Edison's Home Pliounginpli in

u Illlmlhll't uiiltiiluzc
Mule. uuk Willi Ina out u:.ivcr cumin-ail.
iwirinutulw, one winding

imru ii in line iuoobinc that sell» lur

 

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let or know your wants. that is what
motions
in the shots list you are interested in?
Lotus hersschsnestoshow how well

 
 

IF...

You value your lite of
gun use Niiro Powders
in

Genuine
Smokeless
Shells'

only; we have the U. M
C and Winchester load
ed in their best shells
and they cost you no
men. than an interior
article now on the mar-
ket. and render your
shooting absolutely sale
We carry the largest
stock oi guns in IhiI
itiuifl and sell them at
the smallest profit pot
Nuke

constant. Watkins
~» I Don.

t is WASHIIIGTOII JTIIIIT

norms sonar.

In!!!“ Pal-t. Is. lam k.

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Illolw

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

EDWARD ITRIIT.
I"! IIIILDIII.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

I. PROFITD.

Expert Shells

Will lie seen as wall as HEARD after October
EPAIRIIB DEPT. {ME
Allow us to Figure on Your House-Painting.

Cycle and Hardware Gom‘a‘j

Ito WASHINGTON STREET.
lvorything Pram-A lid-ell. To An Anchor.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

ARUE 0F COMPETE“? sun

 

 

 
 
 

Winter Underwd .

be in great demand. and' in order to meet this

(around. we have stocked up with all styles

and coal ties and there is no doubt but that we have

are looking for.

We hairs made. with great success. an especial slim to
procure tin extraordinary value in a garment to sell at

50 Cent ‘

which osln be had in either of the following styles:
shirt and drawers.

l eoced shirt and drawers.

Dble. hriiasted natural wool shirt and drawers to match.
White and gray merino. extra hesvy.‘.

Just to acquaint you with a real good value we are
selling ulheavy white merino shirt and drawers at-

~? 25 Cent

 

we would he hears: their value.
BUY-ll KNEE PANTS. double seat and knees. ages
four to fifteen -

so co,

 
 

Best valiho in the country.

 

Open every evening until 9 o’clI . , . I
DAVIS, Tho Tailor, ;
Clothier, Hatter and Furnisher,
Iahaelkene liotal bleak.

, “stiller-M". j,

The Krieger Stet...

 

The Leading
Millinery and Cloak
Store In the Norwalke.

 

Fair up to (i lie Styles, for New id“! in Millinery, I0! ‘4'. 3
Fillies, tor llcst and Largest Assortment. you most not tail to
villi! our store.

EGER’S MILLINERY ST i l'

Mahaclicmo Hotel Block. So. Norwalk.

 
 

 

u I. hornet ”I'M.“ M ‘

Wetlands” and mm
PM!“ all?” to

.AISTED’S

 

to RA! N_
mine "

Pi is

i Pleistsd’s.

is Washington II-I'III.

 
 
 
 

FALL TDIH“

 

avian "homeowner of
MCI ‘

monsoon.
WNWM'IY.