' r. smasénfi is Is».
, singular-sun.
V" “filalflh "esp
(popularity of the waits is not
at!» wens. but has died out al-
urns. 1» - 'to l’l‘oiemor
. timer 1!! the Amer‘
W» of Professors of Dane-
fls bases that opinion on his arm
- end on the, reports ot-thc
masters torn: all over the
."All of these men said that
. . out or every six dances at
M Qt private party. ilve will be
and one waltz. Once in a
time Is a, lsnclers. but that Is
the only square dance that has
”I own. The quadriile has gone
aw of the Portland Fancy and
Web neat and is seldom heard 01
now ”NM?
" Isis-nuns their Friends.
I- 1';er Hughes has completed a va-
cation of two weeks.
—o_.
Mrs» H. L. Maclsenn is.enjoying a
c Jourli in Vermont.
. *0—
i Mill Medu Adams III the guest of
friends in Danbury.
.—0—.
, Congresimnh E. J. Hill has returnol
'horne trom his trip to Cleveland.
_o__
Mr. and rM’s. Plait Price, of West
avenue. are visiting in Huntington
-—-o--
Mn. Albert A. Betts and children
0! Narwalk. are enjoying a sojourn at
Bheflleld, Mass.
—OT'
Mrs. Louis Leroy of Brooklyn spent
Sunday with her father, George 1115m-
dy,oi Norwaill.
—-o— .
C. A. Scoheld has reuinroIl to his
duties at (llendening Iii: Co.'s drug store,
nitel' a vacation.
" Moses H. Glover went to New Lon-
don today to attend the Connecticut
Mayor's convention.
, —0—
‘ . Miss Grace Delaney, of Bridgeport,
has been visiting Mrs. Margaret Cole.
'0! Seymour avenue,
—o—--
The MisSes Edith and Annie Lowrte
oi New York are guests of Miss Alli“
B. Cram. oi East; will street.
Mrs. B. E. Donaldson, who has been
whammerlng at Bell Island retrrrrtIIl
" yesterday to her home in New York.
~0—
. Russell Beers. of Lewis street. has
renamed his duties in Elizabeth N.
. where he is employed In a large wire
mill. ,
""9" ."‘.
' Miss Cassie Irwin, of Bridgeport,
.who has been the guest of Miss Rob-
erts, of Belden avenue. has returned
home. ' ,;‘
...o...
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kemp, of Yon-
kers, are guests of Mrs Kemp's par-
ents, M.r and Mrs. James Powell. of
1:1de place.
._o._
Mr. and Mrs Louis E. lines and
daughter Frances of Brooklyn, are
street, Norwaik.
*—
Dr. John .1. Claus and William Shee-
ban, of Norwaik,
studies at St. Bonavehture's College,
Allegheny. Pa.
—0— s
Misses Minnie Estelle and Elennolr
Hayes. of Mt. Vernon. N. Y., are guests
at Miss Ida‘ Hutchinson. of Chestnut
street. South Norwalk.
. —o-—
Miss Flora MeNiI-hol. who has been
the guest of Mrs. W. H. “Baldwin for
several weeks, has returned to her
home in New Haven.
“—0—
Miu Anna Msloney. of New Brirarn.
who has been the guest of Miss Marv
pret Claven. of Connecticut avenue
has returned to Newark; N. Y.
_0——
. In. Stebbins Adams and children.
us and Odema, of Academy
street, have «returned home from an
extended visit with relatives in Dan-
"17'-
.9—
Mrs. Dowd. oi Long Island City, who
has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. i". B.
;. Coleman. of High street has retumcIt
.3 .. home. accompanied by Mrs. Sarah
Shoeban.
. ~6—
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore A. Shemelu
“who have been slimmer guests of Mrs.
Bhedleld's srents. Mr. and Mrs, Pran-
eil Menard. of I'niun I’IIIII. returned
today to New York. where they will
take apartments for the winter.
g—(y.
Mrs. Dr. Mclmn. of North nvenue
started this morning for a pmtrarted
shy In Montpelier, Vermont. Judge
Painter. who founded and endowed the
Collegeof Vermont at MrIIIiIeImry'. was
‘8 ancestor of Mrs Mar-leans Shir
intends stopping {or a few days .n
Middlebllry. as the guest of relatives
One day has been particularly set aside
for a visit to the l niversity and the
faculty.
poor PLpA'rmo IN The. SOI'NII.
.: «W
.
well: Yacht Club. while sailing in his
yacht. Water Wile ‘
Ia" noon. saw the body o a drowned man
. in the vicinity of Plum (int. and Im~
mediate” returned to New London
and reported the matter In the author-
Ities. An eli'ort made to recover the
“body was unsueI-essful. The corpse.
son. The clothing seemingly vino of
In texture and oi Minnelli. cut.
The Nerwalks.
1
Child’s Wool Blouse Suits,
agesd to 8, regular $1.50 quality, st
Vestee Suits for Little Fellows,
some sold as high as $3. 50, for a few days only,
$2. 25.
\
Wash Suits, '
some of all sires 3 1508, 50c and $1 quality,
you can take your pick for
Youths’ Suits
that so II at $5. 50 and $6 .51) can be bought now for
, $4.75.
VERY SPECIAL.
50 Men’s Stein-Bloch Ready-to-Wear Suits,
that sold for $12 illld 3L5, to clotse out quickly at
33c and 69c.
l...
A few days more and our counters will
be loaded with the largest and finest
stock of Fall and Winter Tailor-Made
Clothing ever shown in any store in
...... “my .
have resumed their .
MIMI”. David flanks. of the Norfl
Sunday after-.
Fall Styles of Men’s Dcrbys,
mode in town,
In the play.t ”The
to be seennt
which is a product on of
In itself. are several s
high order or merit Georle Felix
and Lydia Barry have been specially
engaged to pertornr their specialty.
"'Ihe Vaudeville Crass.” which has
been greeted everywhere with roars ot
laughter. These two clever people will
be seen to advantage during the pro-
gress of the play. and the other spec-
Inltles enneted we all of a very vim-
Ing nature. Taken all in all. "The Ris-
ing Generation, " is an educator as chl
as an antidote for the blues. and 1
production one should not fail to see.
'I‘O (‘OIINER LAKE ORE.
CIIII-ngn September 12-—A special to
the 'I‘Ilbune from indianupoiin. lilii
says: Twenty iron and steel monu-
fIII'tr'I'rerI'I met here last- slight behind.
Iiosed doors. even declining to regis-
ter at thr- hotni. Among them were
Robert Vocrlirrg. of Chicago, and W.
8. Simpson. of St. lfllilii. One of the
manufacturers said the meeting was to
secure. better ore shipments. \II‘ In re-
ported the meeting Is attempting to
corner the hike ore before navigation
closes.
95c.
ARMOII FOR THE WISCONSIN.
an Francisco. September til—The
armor for the battleship Wisconsin.
III course. of construction at the l'n-
Iorr Iron Works, Is now arriving brrt
the Vessel will not be turned over-Io
lhi‘ liovernment until next spring.
M’s.-.“ . ---«--——~.—.-—«—— __
Notice.
Notice is hereby given that on as-
sessment of the polls and tumble prop-
erty of the Middle Five. Mile lllver
town list of 1898.
Said list may be found for examina-
III II III the ilmf‘t" of MIDI) M. Layto
ll: 'lli‘ililil Place South Norwrrik
'llre IiIrIIrII of III lief will meet at the
» office of the IIeIcI'tmeh In Itnilrond?
More. South NorwrrilI,,IrIr Monday. Sep-
tember IX. ISDD. III 9 o'clock n. nr., to.
bear and determine illl appeals mode
School district has been made, on the!
"N w Dinner Bets.
N w Tea Sets. BOSTON STORE Blankets just receiv-
N w Breakfast Sets. ed, greys and whites.
N w Lamps. ' 49 cents.
I r I I I . ' u The Big Store of the County.
Four cases of l igbt
WW
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Eyerytiring Belonging to
tierau Week of the CIean-upSaIe
Summer (ion This Week
BARGAINS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT
256 506
500
p.00. 50c '31.... $1.50 m0 31.75' ‘ $150 $250.»...
Corsets Shin Shirt Huck trash lawn P.'K.
um]; WIisIs Waists Skirts Skins Suits Skins
III III III .
riled with gold,
i KITCHEN DEPARTMENT.
3-Ii'
DOMESTIC nouns.
69c Full Bleached Damask.»
NEW ()i l. CLOTHS.
SEC 7-inch .lnrdinierc with gold doc- 490 Ready Made Sheets. 1ch . In 1 yd.. 1% yd. and 2 yds. wide.
It in!“ 0;, l p g z ( 1,12%, 8:1 Turkey III-II ’I'IIIIII' (lovers. 590.‘ f5: N‘Iéllligpflnélgm:hmfl' ,3;
him I’oreI-hrine I'Intes decorated with “C ”Ui‘k an'q’h Six-i0, J for 2"“ lioys' All Wool KneI I’Irrris. 5.00
gun! the Te “trite lloruet I‘ IannI-I he. lloyI-r' “a sts. 2.5 and 506
“’ifi'ficgolfirreeiaine Platters, decorating: 19;. Iieruy n,” Iiie.II~thI Table ”n. sillinl‘lii‘ii‘rnit-Il“\"I\-iil(sk ;ndu.:ihlgrt Sleeve?
9c l’orheluirre 2 qt. Pitchers. decirn err, 35" ' or (I specks).
C
500 Ladies Fast llInI-k Hose lisie fln-
m ”m" {mm mm assessment list. I 1va I’oreelrtirre (lrnvy Iionts, lll' Ish. double soles, worth 12%! for this
Dated at Middle ..ve Mile River. l “W Porcelain" ”“10 D“”1"“- 1”" wssrr Goons. 8819. 96
$9.35. sI-IIII-nrlwr II race I 9" ("ll’i‘rt‘d “""i'r "It‘ll“. 1"" Wye' Stockinss. extra heavy spliced
' " "_ SI'SI‘T I IIII: (‘overcd Sugar Bowls. "5e ””2“ Lawns. 5c heel and double knee, 12' c.
p ommiItIe M Middle Five Mile River; 1‘ 9c 'I‘In"i'I-a‘or Coffee l’ots. lire 15c ()rgandies. 5c. Ladies“ Four-In-liand, this fall
School District all it “m"! 1‘" QHD-‘t- 4" I50 llinritles, 5c style“- 480
.. , » I Large Tin (olirrnders. 8e 6e Ladles' 25c Leather Belts. 15c
$I.50 and $2.
WILLIS H. SELLECK,
UP-TO-DATE CLOTHIER,
50 Wall street. N orwalk.
Notice
Notice is hurt by given to oil personq
In the pity line, so he to mrrke Hili'l
.«Itr-m-I. suirstnntinlly forty Hm
wide. and in the establishment of 'Ihh
erode thereof to suitably conform to
the width and necessary I'trtN. that It
:lli‘i‘lllli! oi the (‘Iuruell of this city will
be lli‘lil art the Council Chamber. on
IIIIIIIIIrrd street. on Monday. the Itith
instant, III 8 o'clock I). m., when and
where all persons whose land is pro-
[lliHl'il tn lrr' lillii‘ll therefor, or which
may he llfli't’li‘il thereby, nrzry'. opprurr
Iiilil be heard III relation thereto.
D0.000000.........UOOOOOOOOOOOOIOO...l
iComs’IocL Br other e.
00UR SIXTH
poi...ooooo«o $000
0 ‘ chants.
' guestloi Mrs. aKteP. Hunter. of Main : to create a WOI'ld
r .. .-....g... . a... .
Autumnal
Pant, Sale
Brings bargains rich and rare that are bound
not only among
. the buying public, but among our fellow mer-
The Norwalks
such a wealth of goodness in trousers been of-
. fered for so little money. Listen to the prices:
of talk,
Never before in
has
South .\'Irr'\\':IIII, i‘nrrrr.. Sept. 8th. 1899. '
I'er order of the Council.
JUSEI'II II. TAYLOR.
(‘Ity' (Vlerk.
In!) St
I . Notice.
To the \orwnlk 'lrunrvmy i‘ omprrny.
‘r iillptrrllllilll Illlllll the Inns of 1111
nlilli‘, lili'illi‘ll nnd doing business in
Nor‘wrrlk. :InIl nil other persons Irrie'r-
rolled in the chrrnge of lfii‘illlilll. herein-
.Illt'l' proposed.
ll'i‘lilli‘ll of the Town or Nur'waik Ire-
lHIV/I.- than puhlie I-onvdniI-III-c and ne-
.0>.§4ii)’ require, it change of the Io-
.art‘rorr and grade of the tracks of sand
Nor-walk ’I‘ruruwny (,Yorrrpauy'. front It
point zit ill' near the Methodist Church
NIIIw: IIII.
home of Mary “~Ilronrts from the it'll-l
ter of. “Illil highuny’ whe n the same till
now located, to the easterly side of‘
sfllll highway: and from II point at or
near the house of Oliver Cook. on said
.\i.Iin street, to a point at or near land,;
of i‘. Ts. Ogden. from the center of shirts]
highway where the some is now liKfl-‘i
ted to the northerly side of said
...Q’.......OCOOQOCOOOOOOOIOOO....“.0.0.0.90.0...
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. , high“ liy. us will than fully swear by
: $148, reduced from S? and 82'5()' map and profile. of said proposedl
. , sin 98. reduced from $3. II-hnnge. on tile In the oflice of I'he Ire-I
. 'IeI-tmen of said Town of Norwnlk; nuIII
.45" $2 48’ reduced fl' Olll 83‘ My) ‘Ihnt us will hear said Norwnlk Trnmi
.' $2.98. reduced TI'DHI ’5, $4. 50 and 34. way ( mommy, and all others interestil
. :-d in said proposal ”range of sold"
0 HTOHBY batik if you want ll’. Motion and grrule at the cube of sun
. 2 <tli‘illlli'n of Norwrrlk. on Septembe
. itith, itittil, at 2 o'eIoI k in the nfternoon,i
. rt whiIh tinrewsnd place you are hen-r!
. by notified to appear and show causes
. ,If any you have, why sIIId change rut
. , the 1m atlon and grade of said Norwalli '
. Tramway Company should not be;
. made.
: 14 South Main 8L, SO. Norwalk. Dali'il at Norwalk. this 9th day In
mil S-Itcmler 1899.
0 T" ””m‘fl'glll’fi ' MILFORD A. GIFFIN! ” ' arrrrum 'ruonas, ‘
: mean. SAMUEL Lynne, “
' I-'. ..H. MERRIL ..
OOOOOOOOIOOO......OOIOOOIOOOOIOOOOOCOOO ail-5t Selectmen of Norw:rlk.,‘
any plea abs 1 goods be so
business except on the basis of the lowest prices at all times—t
all times; thus ensuring our customer’s Interest, we constantly add to their goody
The P J LYNCH Co.
Concernin prices, it milgbt be well to say that not under any possibility nor under
number.
Pillsbury": ‘XXXX Flour 57c bag; ".40 bbl ,
Wilhburn. Crosby Coin Gold Medal Flour 51c ball: “.140 bbl I
Famous White Rose. none Better. 58c bag; “.16 bbl I .
Bug-r Cured Home. email and icon, 12c lb ' ,
Best Buy-r Cured Shoulders, 7 I-Zc lb
Fancy Early Role Potatoes lac pk. 60c bushel . _‘ ,
d lower anywhere than
at these stores that never invits
be best qualities t
was floating true douuu. IIII and ap- ,
peered to be that of a weii- to do per-.
Interested in the proposed Irryout- of;
Ely avenue. from Lowe street southerly ‘
il' I‘i .
,“Want” advs. in The Sentinel Pay.
You are hereby untitled that the se—‘i
‘0
on Milli] street. at IlIIuIIytoh. in said;
to II point III or near theI
F. ”iii. IlrrlvrrhlzI-II ()ii Cons, Gite. IArIiIes' 50c Bells. 250.
We Remnant I). R. Outing.
I firanite Iron llnrn Boilers. with grrr __..___.
nu» lids. 9m- Dnnss GOODS. .
Enamel Sink Strainers, 25c . ' WHITE SIIIIIT WAISTS.
,‘(lrrrnlte Iron Pie Plates. lUI' beotIh l’lrIiIII-r for Skirts, 544mb? on,- .
‘ ‘ _ yard. 81. 'Td'fl) ones. 81.30.
‘ I 1'.\rr.orI sum: sr'n's. 2;.» Ilress IIImIIs, ma.- :r'lasnlinii‘hs 0an ..w ““5”
i822 llliii‘li (‘lrcviot Suits, silk {aunt mm for iirhool dresses. ‘ "‘ " “ '
-ll“‘k"l- 817. Title I-‘Irrrey Mixtures. ‘J'e -’——f—‘_"
318 I .Ildler-r' (‘Ioih Suits. 51‘... ' MASON FRUIT JARS
$1.30 Fine Black (‘nmel's IIIIIr Serm‘
“I
BOSTON STORE,
Cor. Main and Wall St.
‘81?» Hindi and I--olond Serge. Suits.
Sit)
Qunrts and pints, 42c doz. ' ’
OII Stoves at cost.
.810 Stilts. broken lots, 35 each. '7z'rc Frill Mixtures, 500.
Norwaik, Conn.
I
CELL 58-2.
At SEYMOUR’S Store.
100 BASKETS
FANCY NATIVE
ALBERTA PEACHES
THIS WEEK.
You need a basket of this luscious fruit. and now is your time to secure it.
NU HOME FRUIT AFTER THIS WEEK.
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR,
33 West Washington Street. ‘ Leading Grocer.
It’s Brick Iy BIiIk'IIaI Builds I HIIsI
It’s saving penny by penny that builds a comfortable bank account
and it’s dealing here that gives you the chance to start a savrng
fund “of your own. The dime’s mighty purchasing power goes fur-
ther here—in fact it'will almost do the work of a quarter.
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'” FANCY SWEET POTATOES. 200 PECK. E"
EARLY ROSE POTATOES. 15c PECK. 60c IllTSllEis.
NEW NO. 1 MACKEREIA 100. 3 F011 25c.
SMALL sums cunnn HANS. 12c LB.
NEWV LEAN PIG PORK. 3_LBS. FOR. 25c.
SUGAR CURED SHOULDERS. 75¢ LB.
$7 (ésilt‘es (firifntes 53:3; 25c Lion or Manhattan Coilee......10c l.b orgoBmIIl-Porgod” . ..... ilk ‘
'I' .n as Irrbtt's p. 25c Italston Breakfast Food .......13c pkg. 3| t r ....... ‘irc ‘ ' ~
7 (takes 0mm, Soap, 25c 6 ")3. New Carolina lttI-e.... ..... .25c 3 lbs Best Lard” .. ...... I“. Baked Beans, can. ................ 7c (told Dust, package. ............... 1.x: Lemon Cakes. ll». So
it Cakes Fairy Soap. . .. 25': 12 boxes Parlor Matches. ... .10c 10 lbs 0st Fishes ................. .,:.'rc
13 on“ ”H“ Laundry. . .. 250 “on" Drips anIy Table Syrup” .1.0c 15")“ Best Yellow Meal ............ I250 Alaska Salmon. can. .............. 10c 5 1h. Box Ilomtny. ................ lie 7 Cans Sardines. ..... . ....... .....26c
«i barre Cakes Born 80-9. 25v: Crown nuke- .. ----- mic hp 4 pk: MICII'OIII- ...........I25c Ivorine. package. ................. 10c Soda Crackers, 1b., ............... 5c 3 lbs. Best Corlillih. ............... 25c
With one pound Coilee. beans or ground. at 25. 27. 80 and 32¢ per lb. or 56 lb. best Tea. or It lb. Lynch's ssno‘y- Quart Jar Mustard. ............... 10c (linger Snaps. ib., .............. 5c 10 lbs. Rolled Oats, ..... ..zsc
l-‘lqhe Baking Powder. a Beautiful China Cup and lancer. or your choice of 100 other diderent articles. ‘
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118 Washington st.. 60. Norwslk. , 19 Man I orw . . .
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