Various flaps and Italians on tits j-
Other Sills of the River.
Miss Phoebe La Crolx, of Prospect
street, Is sick.
Miss Gussie Jackson is ill at her
home In Prospect street.
l
E. E. (lorhsni ’Is repainting the rest-
dence of exoMayor M. M. lee. in South
Norwalk.
—Shouider Steak. We. at Robertson‘s. '
John Fceney was arrested last night
by Oillcer Morehouse. The charge was
Intoxication, breach of the peace, and
resistance of the oil‘lcer.
Miss Minnie Hefner Is now in charge
of the newstand just opened by Albert
liafner. adjoining his present building
on the Washington street brldge.
The Mocllcr boys, who live on the
Washington street bridge, found adrift
one day last week. a black yawl boat,
which the owner can secure of them.
Miss Emily Gilchrest. of Bridgeport.
formerly telegraph operator In the
Mahaekemo Hotel, spent Sunday wItn
Mr. and Mrs. Edward O. Weed, First
avenue.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Ohlcini Board of" the East Avenue
Methodist Episcopal Church will be
held In the church parlors tomorrow
night at 8 o'clock.
—Leg of Mutton. 12c. at Robertson's.
Joe Lockwood. the popular chef. is
to move his restaurant and market to
the commodlous quarters in the Fan-
eher block on the north side of the,
Washington street bridge. which are
now being made ready for him.
Thomas c. Lambertgof 6i Fort Point
street. reported last night that his
«laughter Emma. eight years of age.
was missing. having left home during
the afternoon. A search was instituted
and continued all night, without suc-
cess, but this morning word came from
Martin Kellogg, of Norwalk, that to
little girl had come to his house to loo
ll
lng.
place a
of the
for the
tori outitor Grip.
a cold. drives out all signs or
. grip and does It harmlessly.
. Guaranteed harmless. Cannot
injure the most delicate stom-
ach or heart.
- Recommended by Physicians.
’ Ask your'drugglst for it or
send 26c for a box of twelve
powders. '
, ICETOI IllllCllll CO. I!lllt.Ct.‘ ;
W '
at some rabbits, and had
there all night.
Capt. Peter Decker.
from Bridgeport. w
undergoing repairs.
Barracks,
OURES GRIP.
breaks up the symptoms of
The’ steamer Ii'rcddie W. Decker.
returned Saturday
here she has been
Attorney John Keogh has received a
letter from Hubert l". Pierce. of this
t present In the regular army
,____.__——-
UnitedCStates at Washington .
. .. s
that he expects to take his examination '
position of acting steward In . .
the Hospital Corps
and Is almost positive of passing. 6.
Fred Flinn. of South Norwalk. who rc-
centiy enlisted in the service, has been
detailed to service with the Hospital
Corps in Havana, Cuba.
D Mr. Pierce write
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Tbe eighty'fourth anniversary of th
birthday of Nathan R0
served last night by a large party 0
his friends, who tendered him a sur-
prise party at his home in South 0s.- Drive Horses
born avenue.
Those present were
remained
Her parents were ov-
erjoyed on her return home this morn-'
next Saturday.
berts was ob-
Mr. and Mrs. Lirnhnrner. Mr. and Mrs.
A. ll. St. .lohn. Mr. and Mrs. E. Hosted,
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Shaw. Mr. and Mrs.
C. Choiweil. Mr. and Mrs. G. I“. bene-
tSucccssor to .I. D. JENNINGS.)
Funeral Lirector
and Embaimsr.
7 Main strcct, Norwalk. Conn.
Telephone Call, 11-2. .
n1: paler
amorous
-....-,..,_, ... ..
What our goods lye worth to us.
You'll find they're worth much
more to you than you pay for them.
We‘ve made a reputation for giv-
ing big values for little money and
intend living up to it. We would
rather less a sale of a dozen of
them than to have anyone leave
our doors dissatisfied.
& 00.
Funeral Directors and Embalmers.
e 12 NORTH MAIN ST.. 80. NORWALK
t
from
Mrs.
erts, Mr. and Mrs.
H.
dict, Mr. and Mrs. David Rose. Mr. and
Mrs. E. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. F. ii. Rob-
A. Morgan. Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. C.
chcdlct.
Rose: Mrs. G. D. Kcelcr. Mrs. W. 0.
Merritt. Mrs. E. Wheeler. Mrs. H. Hoff-
man, Mrs. W. Wright, Mrs. G. Rose.
Mrs. VnnKurcn. Mrs. A. Smith: Misses
(a
k
an, turnout.
IRIDOIPORT.
A (lrist
of Values.
Picked out about the
store. with interesting pric-
es on. to start early pur
chasing.
10-4 cotton blankets,white
or gray, price 48c pair.
11-4 cotton blankets,white
or gray, 75c pair.
Fine silkoline covered comforters,
filled with snow flake cotton,
$1.25.
pric
Ladies' wool waists. made from col-
ored flanneis. braid trimmed. price
$1.25, 81.50 and 81.95.
GOLF CAPES.
A Special cape, plaid
face with plaid hood. price $7.50.
Fur scarfs. a special value. black
coney scarfs. price “.25: also a line of
the best furs. all the latest styles, rea-
sonably priced.
MEN'S UNDERWEAR.
Men's heavy weight shirts and draw
crs. gray. price. 50¢: each.
Men's gray camel's-hair shirts on
drawrrs, extra heavy weight, price 75c
each.
Mcn's double-breasted shirts wit
drawers to match, of natural wool,
price $1.00 each.
Women's heavy soft cashmere wool
vests and pants at 75c.
Women‘s heavy cotton ribbed vests
and pants. 50c.
Doylles. stamped. all sizes, price
5 and We each.
Doylles, stamped. for tumblers. 3c
each. ‘v
Doylles, stamped, every new kind.
and We each.
Center pieces. this. price 19c each.
Shaded embroidery silks, price is
skein.
Fancy pillow tops, :1 new line, price
39. 50. 69, 75 and 98c each.
The Tyrian dyed embroidery silks,
every shade. price 4c skcin.
Black. No. 40, taffeta ribbo
price [To yard. “
Fancy silk ribbons. no. .7. price he
yard.
The ('ountcss dollar kill glove for
iadira‘ wcnr.
PILLOW TOPS.
Drapery Department. Good subjccth.
The Coon Songs, Watermelon Feasts.
Lone Fisherman, Kittens. price t
each.
Oil heaters for the cool nights and
morning:- this changeable weather; too
early to start the furnace fires; these
will do the work; two sizes 31. $1.98.
‘2. and $2.19.
' __-—————-
W a
tall, lino l in.
saloons-our.
lined. plain
L. Rose, ll. Rose. P. Rose, ll. Hoffman.
E. R090, L. (Iholwcli, ll. St. John, E.
Morgan, M. Rose. M. Iloyson, Capt. '1‘.
Wright, M. Sopcr, M. Roberts, G. ltob-
erts, (i. Rose. W. Rose, W. O. Roberts,
R. Merritt, L. Rose. C. Rose, W. Mor-
gan, F. Shaw. L. Roberts. Rodman.
Earl Roberts, S. L. St. .Iohn.
_—
i'l‘S Qi’ALiTli-mi.
The imperial (‘._rown Cigar is mild,
sweet and fragrant.
THREE DOCTORS
TION
From Benjamin Franklin.
"When you are sick. what you like
best is to bee hoscn for a medicine In
the first place; what cxpcricncc tells
you Is best to be chosen in the second
place: what reason (I. e.. Theory) says
is best is to be chosen in the last place
But If you can get Dr. inclination. Dr.
Experience and Dr. Reason to hold a
consultation together. they will give
you the best advice that can be taken."
When you have a bad cold Dr. Incli-
nation would recommend Chamber-
inln's Cough Remedy because it is.
pleasant and safe to take. Dr. Exper-
ience would recommend it because It
never fails to effect a speedy and per-
manent cure. Dr. Reason would rec-
commend it because It Is prepared on
scientific principles, and acts on us-
ture's plan In relieving the lungs. open-
ing the secretions and restoring the
system to a natural and healthy condi-
tion. For sale by George C. Stillson
South Norwalk: E. P. Weed, Norwalk.
Withers
err-3..-.-.
iN CONSULTA-
t‘
H
are the severest judges a paper-hanger
has. They'll dad a "slight" it it's hid-
den betwesn the paper and the wall.
Our paper-hangers never slight their
work: they do more than to perfect-
ly please our patrons. They go so far
as to try to perfectly please our pat-
rons' friends. That is what brings us
new contracts—that is why we are al-
ways busy-that Is why every job we
do is an advertisement for no. A sat-
isilod patron can not help talking
shoutit. urn-mate you about
Il
h
3.
5
ll.
E. E. lilllllllll,
awe-lasso.
Fnrnltnro,.8tovss.
Sowing Isohlnss and
Oonsral
Household Ooods,
Muhammad
”UTE («DIWALI-
that job you contemplate having done.
to First Avenue, East Ismail
W
IE! All) SEOOIO-HAIO
lillllill'l. Milli All) “WEED.
no Washington stmt snap
Baker’s Stables,
Cor. Washington
and Spring Streets,
Tel. Call. 139-3.
searcher _.
Market......
RAILROAD PLACE.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
Fish, Oysters, Clams,
Escallops, Crabs.
.______-
Bluo Points
Sent out on the half-shell.
Longlsland Oysters
The dual to be. had.
Sou ps
or all kinds.
Helnz’s Baked Beans.
leggett’s Canned Goods.
sum Ennis.
assume assure
. Wall’s
tainllnyaliuilee
AND THE
ltsllnilnintlr
THAT YOU
EVER DRANK.
A'l‘
Slllllil
72 No. Main st..
So. Noraallr.
'l'sssrnosn
138-3.
plus. i. stack.
llillllllflllll ill.
lllllllllBKJll
are."
caret
. -— B L O O D
nan .. .
Restorative ,
ll" . illififli“
link
and
.3! CL"!!! pnnsn
In
'OHIOH.
florlbboro.
"l war a.
bar y able to
. Women
Mason J are, 400 per
Rm 1" '
may a 2::
vol I l ”a":
I n 1' . I I
you'll-m remedy glitch is
ll unless
valet-II” rmnodlssds the host
loimllo rvvgmsto , luvlgovst'r‘v'r
f
on mimavo utho wo
woman sound
he» a
sit tram-sues
o as o
to she’sulrm. and
but I .
Ills tire easv which alone
make- wnax‘goninoas for
Mus. ouvn Wines 0!
‘I'JII'II'
warren. caused, b1
weakness and nervous aros-
srnt "Hi It; gangrenous and
r o a
common pair of uzlvs'wttll'od
flopping to not. and Iranian
t. I too Dr.
' .
to sloop g In rum! lnrln all can Ilf’lfl' rsonnll
Slckl Greene‘s Noted and an at M3 050 or i! u ml: to Iron”
obtained my ol sin I", Mend: no theme a: slnrr [or roam]:
'3' 01er trodudrire. Ilrsrnrlrlprnmu
:lfljilu‘l'éulflfim can
has proved a bounty," lanai!
J ardiaiers at less than COot.
Fancy China. Vases. Lamps.
and Plain and Decorated Dinner Ware.
These goods cannot be bought wholesale in New
York for the price we are selling them.
savun_
v t. REMEDY.
‘Nr’.
Woman's Bast lodiesl Mum.
Thousand: a! Iru me who Filer/rum
lemull walrus or am» ”we was.
mum and rlrbt'lllulmp dluuu rlrnrr lo
burs Mr plum. ran! am] Mon! ml-
nrr Ill“ Iowan all lh‘llrrl r ‘
In I» "minus! and rare
complaints. hm it no man/omen:
or merely“ phpllrum on the Irml.
meal if 4 run-u 4: women Mon IIr.
(Irrrvu. as ”at l n .il/rrrl. .l’m fort
Nil. who is nurlouomllu Me "has!
soled 11ml Muir-Isl woman's phi/II-
rum in the mnrld. llu ,Ym'llrr
among women who I!!!” from the nu-
rluu: Ion/u o/ films/l arr/lulu and
disease it merrier thus Hm! of any
other ph alrum, trot/rm rnnmllmahlm
fhlflhrlsmo r" on; u'rllmu Io Ium ohm/l
as am I mmIvrr urlo Mr
(lulled N «In. {My we! fill] and an
him or with In lum oflnul your (out '
I! W"_ roll you absolutely "Illhllla In
have hurt Irplmn your rlumae In your
PHI!" undrnlamlmg um] avrr on tr.
y‘lrll nudmsrl mince Irhallo u to he
a.-
[rum]!
i
. nerv-
emsla
['1‘ true crime will mots poo in”
pool» l/pnu will follow nu rflrrrlmnl.
me
I
to"
M
WMHW
Closing Out Sale ,
”AT——
NASH & VAN scars.
dozen.
From 100 up. '
‘ Cor. No. Main and West Sts.. So. Norwnllt.
Edward 1'. Bailey. Pres.
.5:
Til”
.
e
um
i w
v
Can
loiroltoiimiollolIOHOHOHOMOI «or o no» i.’i.lt.ll.it.li.li.ll.l
Having purchased a large supply of Coal
previous to the recent advance in price, I am
now in a maition to give my customers the
benefit of the same.
Iy stock consists of ilrst-olsss Oosls
only. both lshlgh and Fresher-lag.
llszloton and .loddo. Eu. Stove. lot
and Pu.
Special attention given the screening and
preparation of all coal before delivery, and do-
llvsrod by careful and experienced men.
Tel. 52-3.
it Pays to Get the Best.
it is a well known fact that the best of workmanship
and style in '
Sign and Wagon Painting
The Hatcht Bailey 00.
Stephen S. Hatch. See. and Tress.
Similar. mother and Shingles.
Planing and Steam Sawing.
IANUFAOI‘UW DEALERS IN
noon, Suit. Blinds, lludrood lantels, Casings, Etc.
Plain. Cathedral and Other Glasses.
IN [ATM IN 0 PAPIII.
JOHN H. FERRIS.
149 Washington Street.
be found at
Tilly’s Sign and Carriage Works.
l.)i.li.l(.li.)i.)l.li.li.ii.li.l IO!i.)lCIlOItOHONCHOHONOIi.)
The Home Paper.
Nothing talus its plma. Then is no substitute and than
never will he. i t is unique and original,holdlng In Its Ilrm
group all the purple in town. The paper and the pesploaro
lnsoparnhlo. Their interests are both mutual, nod thwy both
know It. The only practical way of sttnetlng thus people
is through the lrxpapor. .
The Evening Sentinel
'succcr-d to that position.
measures downs.
lllliary lea Mus!!! the Alain of tie
Second leslstea'.
Ncw llavcn, October ill—The nn-
nmmco-«l intention of Colonel Burpec
to retire from the command of tin.-
Sccond ltcglmcnt. on the return from
Iuropc ol chcrnl Frost. open-.1 the way
for NIH’I'll-Illilll as to who will be his
sin-fissile if local sentiment i--\ to In-
tnkcu iil‘. an indication of illi' prolnblc
ldr unity oi' the next commander of the.
rrgiun-nl. Lieutenantri‘olonel Callahnn‘
will undoubtedly be the man. A mili-
tary man ill speaking of the matter to
a Palladium reporter yesterday, said:
"Is'o lllllil in lure state is better quail-t
ilnl for corurnund of the regiment than i
(‘01, i'ulluliziu. ’l‘wruty-slx of the bra! .
year»: of his lifc have been devoted to
the militasy scrvlcc of the state. and
in a Illlifllll'l' which has made the state
largely the gainer, You will ilnd that i
it ir practically the unanimous opinion
oi New Haven military men. and l ven-
lurc to say that it it also the opinion
of military men outside of the city.
that Colonel Callahan is not alone fit-
ted, but entitled to promotionnshould
the opportunity arise."
The elevation: to the coloneicy would
open the way for the promotion of
some one clse to the lieutenant colon-
clcy. Those spoken with by the Palla-
dium man said there was scarcely a
doubt that Major A, N. Dickinson. the
senior major of the regiment. would
____.__——-——-
Educ-to Your Mwels Willi fast-area.
Candy ('nllinrlic. cure constipation forever.
l0c,‘.'.')c. ift.‘.C.C faii.drugt:rst.ri.fundmoney.
________._.____
PRESilY'l‘iiliY 01" WEST CHESTER
Sturniord. October Iii—The sectmd
session of the annual fall mot-ting of
the Presbytery of WWI Cheater which
includrN all the l‘rrprbytcrian churche-I
in West Chester county, N, Y. and
Connecticut, opened in the l’l'frll)’i.trr-
lan (‘hurch here at 34:45 o'clock this
morning. Officers were elected at last
evening's session and all that remained
for today was the. transaction of minor
business. The, closing pension will hr
held this afternoon.
....___~
Millions of dollars, is the value plac»
ed by Mrs. Mary Bird. Harrisburg, Pa,
on the life of her child. which she
saved from croop by the use of One
Minute Cough Cure. It cures all coughs
colds and throat and lung troubles
ileorge f‘. Stillson. South Norwalk; E.
P. Weed, Norwalk.
illin-ZY ON TIII'I WAY TO \‘l'lit—
MONT.
New York. October him-Admiral
lir'uo-y arrived her.- tliie. morning froln
Wu.- hington on a apt-rial train over the
Pennsylvania road and proceeded at
once over the New York ('lritrnl ior
Vermont. The entire train was carried
across the North River on floats. Tho-
illllillf‘ill «lid not leave his car except
once orttu'lcc in the New York Central
yards to bow bi~ acknowli-dgnivnt to
the f‘llté‘l'H given to him by a crowd of
.‘uui m- mo people withered to do him
honr. Troy was the first stumping leli'“.
Old fashions in dress may be reviv-
ed. lmt no old-fashioned medicine can
replace Chamberlain's Colic, ('lioicrn
and Diarrhoea Ilemcdy. For sale by
George 1'. Stilisnn. South Norwalk; I}.
P. \Vccd. Norwnlk.
_____.____———
.ll'ST PLAIN ENVY.
(lcorgcv—That Miss Miliwmnl lilir a
charming expression,
Maud-— Do you think so? i think she
has a wry sly face,
George—A >l_v face"
Maud -4 mean tnc kind of n from that
you wouldn't want to trust alone in :1
pantry with .Iilililll‘i' girl's pic—('lcys-
land Plain Dealer.
To Strengthen Nerves in One Week
To Purify the Blood in One Week
To Care Constipation in One Week
To cure Sick Headache in One Day
Take Cleveland's Cclcry Corn 11an Ton
25c. If it fails to cure, we wil’ cheerfully
refund your money. (Trial sizc ircc.)
__.____..__..—
GREEN AS GRASS.
Employer— For lunch you will have
30 minutes.
O'Toole—Anti
sor"
Empioycr~Eat what?
O'Trwlc—Th' t'irty filillil"l.~‘.-('llii‘;l'
go Newr.
how will (.)i ate thim.
Ent plenty. Kodol Dyspepsia ('1er
will digest what you out. it curt-s all
forms of dyspepsia and stomach tron»
bios. E. R. Gamble, Vernon. ’l‘o-ras.
says: "it relieved me from the start
and cured me. it is now my over-lash
ing friend." George 0, Stilison. South
Norwaik: Ed. P. Wood. Norwalk.
Society Reporter—Mrs. Skiliigh coni-
piains that the picture or printed doc:
not look a bit like her.
Editor—What's lucky.
for someone else. then.
OABTORIA.
Wc can use it
M“. III Kind in line Allan Bang"
Jack—Why do you always refer to
your watch as the "door girl."
DeWitt—Because its dainty little
hands command so much of my atten-
tion.
__,_.___..__—
"If you scour the world you will nor-
or find a remedy equal to One Minute
(tough Cure," says Editor i-‘ackicr. of
the Mlcnnopy. I-‘Ia.. Hustler. it r-urcd
his family of La Grippc and saves thou-
mnds from pneumonia. bronchitis
croup and all throat and lung troubles.
George t". Stillson. South Norwalk', Ed.
P. Weed. Norwalk.
___._.__.——
"Thcy say Clara's husband is loading
a first life."
"Yes: he's conductor on tlu- limited
express now."
prism-rm
I. also loll . ’ -
PEIIIIilllAl. sun. 1
W‘Mm'”m numerac-
H
”Jul-I will” enunciated-altos”
s use are «use tov sample all
had. an n” was} Jlflmm.
“waives. In mo. gains. sass.
”This 'Gotm Ajar' III-sign is n hand—
some one." said the tombstone mun.
')t is lost what I want." said the
widow. "lit- ncycr shut a door in all
Wc, the undersigned. hereby .
notice to all persons and corporations;
i.
dclircr to tho Assessors or “MOS
rmbcr, use, a written or printed list.
property owned by them on thonrst
day Li :w'cptombrr, 1899, liable D We
tion,‘ = .
N. ll.‘~'l.l:il.5 may be returned to til.
the (.‘oumil llorim, Haviland M
Utftflllill' 11, rum, to and .ncludiag Noe:
l’cmbr-r lat. 1809. said oiliccs to be op-
cn from it) to 12 o'clock, a. m., and
from 2 to 7. o’clock, p. m., andvon'Sat-
9 o‘clock in (lit? evening.
(:aonos W. FITCH,
CHARLES w. BELL, 3
WILLIAM MITCHELL, .
Assessors.
Dated at Norwnlk. October 5, 1891'
' 062d.
who hallo refuse. iron. copper, brnu'ol'
old metals of any kind. can get the
highest cash prices for them by sending
postal to undersigned. By prompt and
strict attention to business and honor.
nblc dealing with all, there still ro-
mains in town "A Harris" to attend
the wants of the people. Address, .
ABRAHAM masts. l
Residence, 58 Spring street; Stored
house. 13-17- Raymond street. .
———-—--‘—__ WEE-m.
$1,000~ Renard!
For any case of Hay Fever, Cold in
the Head, Rose Cold or Influenza thnl
BRAZILIAN BALM will not care. 1!
directions are followed. No person,
not even the greatest physician, ever
dared to make such an otter, nor would
we if we did not know that BRAZIL-
IAN BALM is a quick, positive, and
permanent cure. Thompson Foster, of
Wilmington. Del. says: "I suites-ed
with Hay Fever every summer for ten
years. Then i used BRAZILIAN
BALM which cured me In three do.
That was in 17m and l have never
It sin-3c. BRAZILIAN BALM Is a w
derful remedy and does everythi
is claimed for it." We have b
of such testimonials. We wl '
same rewerrl in the case (a
For sale by Druggists. 50c dud sue
a bottle, or sent if you the! ion Ml
paper.
B. F. JACKSON l 00.,
Manufacturing Chemilu-
lndlanapolis. Ind.
School
Childrenls
Eves
should be carefully examined banal
the fall term commences.
Parents ought to know not.“
their children's eyes are up to tho
normal standard of vision or not.
Many suffer from headache and all
unable to give proper attention to
their books when a careful optic!
test would discover the trouble and
a Proper Glass, Properly Adjusted.
would give relief and savl I put.
trouble in later years.
My examinations are very, w
and made Without Charge. . ,
0. B. WKSON,
GRADUITE Ol’l'lClflu
With 1.. Jackson. tastier, Ill Iail 8i.
NORWALK.
P. S. Oeullsts' Prescriptions. mass.-
lng of Compound Lenses and aim
repairing a specialty.
warns artist?
‘or 46 Ozone Trade Marks l
3 Ozone Starch Trade Marks, and
'2 Ozone Washing Powder Trade m
Amty and Ila-tel ages. Regular Ilsa wt“,
as shown in m. '
BUOKLEV 8: WHEELER'S.
62 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
South Norwalk.
The three kinds of Trade rum
must he presented for wagon. s11]-
. of'fl/l/A'rm 5/1 ,
T N. Poms O-t‘s
(Mines. 436 Main Street.
our married life without being told."
.I .7. I. I..|-
.‘m "a CO", '
. .
;
liable to pay lilacs in the Town of NO!-
Witllt, that tin y are required by law '9 ’
them, on or before the ilrst ill! Dido‘s,“
ilutvd, signed and sworn to, othll thou
Assessors, at the Assessorl’ 0‘”, OD- , y ’
cra Ilousir Building, Norwallr, and n l ’
South Sorwnllr, from and including ” .
urdays and on November 1st from '1 to .
Refuse Metal Bought. , '
Manufacturers and private resident! .
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