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Evening sentinel, Monday, October 30, 1899 · page 8

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b1 the Drum-t It
of One or lore War-
lath Attics—Is 0rd-
‘ on are limos".

baton. October 30~Secrctary

lady said that he did not con‘

” making any change in Admi-

f " filny's orders. So far. these are

more than a direction to take

g of the South Atlantic nint—

‘ a date will b6 definitely ilxcd

known exactly how soon tho

will be ready for sea. Nothing

‘- decided by the department as

Match of one or morc war-

‘South Africa. Sci-rotary long

"but that that nccrion oi the

within the geographical

‘tbe South Atlantic station.

Admiral Schlcy will hp at

W station nitcr hc takes com-

order from the department
Maury in such a case.

It. the mooted increase of

' h of the houth Atlantic

, the secretary said that he

mt hesitate to increase the

pi ships on the station it there

necessity for it. So for tho

: has not appeared and thore«

it'll not contemplated to have

flint: the three vessels, Chicago.
‘ ‘ and Wilmington. on the

r. il'lt'

it! runs sitcoms».

“chins! of Hill.
, gton. October 30~Tho Navy
... t him received a report from
Leary, the naval governor at
W 0! Guam. showing that ho
deported six irinrs tor opposing
reform measures. in his rc-
cam in Leary says hc Ir-arncd
authority as governor was no.
cried and that every one of
‘ rats which he proposed was
‘ Muted by tho hostilc influence
room. They rcsistcrl evcry dc-
mttor oi what character irom
of intcnsc conscrvatlum and
. _ that any disturbance oi tlw
’ “or things which had governed
ind for so many yours would
then! to lose their hold upon the
on. After exhausting all other
to ovcromc this influence. Cap-
bury reports that he was obiigcd
half a dozen of tho irinrs that
might. have free trunnportntion
Iron Guam and hc should cnpcci
JD Ivsil themselves oi the oil'nr
no but one irlnr on the Island.
ill ' will a man whose character and
‘ a. was such an to convince
bury oi his iitnclm to rcrnnin.

"1' OH Tim DAHLGREN.
[ton Oclobcr 30~Thc Navy

t l

. --t has rrccivcd tho follow-
thlc preliminary rcport,

, n Emory. a member of the
*lrhl board. upon thc spccd
“the torpedo boat Dnhbrrcn:

Bath. Mainr.
‘ . i». spend trial compictrd. For

Motive minutes develop-

‘(1 thirty knots. Machinery

and manoeuvring qualities

was to have made

‘ one—hall knots undcr the
if“! contract. but provision is
H I" moptan-c ii shc should
' thou brill ii linol below
thrush with u slittht dc-
tho contract prior.

ILA.
."

. . . ”waning
.. the rim-ninth

Mmfiths ,

y to so there or anywhere .

«a min or.
outrun.

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norms: Intros. -

nammm-imnum Ar-

m:- Valium.

Washington. October nth-Tbs Phil-
ippine commission hold its first meet-
ing at the hunters niected tor thorn
in the Arlington today. Prof. Bollar-
mun, tor whose arrival the other minn-
bcrs have been nwsiting. ruched the
city this morning sud psid In early
call at the state dopsrtmcnt. utter
which he went to the commission's
rooms, where Admiral Dewey and Col-
onci Denny were waiting. Proi. War-
center wits the last to srrivs botore'the
commission sat down to business. it
was announced before the meeting that

that none oi the deliberations would
be made public until the commission
bud i‘nished its labors. Colonel Denby
sni'l that on program had boon smur-
cd and that it was impossible to any
cvcn what ficneral course would be iol~
lowed till after the commissioners hnd
“inclined the matter.

The commission reorganized its
clerical form and roughly blocked out
the form of its report Thorn in 3
mass oi material on hand and a good
part of the report Is already written.
It was said alter the location that it
wan too soon 0 any how long the work

in band would inks, but the sugges-
tion won made by one mcmbor that it
would be it matter of some weeks but
not much longer.

The commission will meet daily from
in til i. Icuving the afternoons and er-
enings for individual work.

FAVERWEATHER Wild. ('ASE.

Washington. October 3041!! the i’n-
itcd States Huprcmo Court today the
petition tor a writ of certiornri in the
Fnycrwonthcr' will case was denied.
'i‘bt- obicct oi the petition was to
bring the valid into the Suprcmc Court
and it In believed that the client of the
derision rcmlcrcri today will ho to lin-
oily r~ctilc the matter of the estate oi

the late Daniel l-‘nyerwenther. The
The case has been In the courts nev-
crnl time. it devolves n large sum or
money bequeathed by Mr. Fayerwestli-
er to a number of educational insti-
tntiona.

The Supreme Court slop denies the
motion for a rehearing in the Kentuo

durinn the inst term by s divided
court.

SATINET MILLS BURNER

Miilbury. Moss. October ail-«The Al-
drich satinct mill here was burned ear-
ly this morning. causing a loss of $60.-
000 and throwing 125 persons out of
employmcnt. The tiny broke out in
the finishing room oi the mill from
nome ("arise unknown and when discov-
crcd was spreading rapidly. it bum-

cd for tin-cc hourx. Tho pinnt rousin-
tcd at it four story brick building with
additions. which had been constructed
since the main mill was built and has
been under the control of C. 'l‘. Aid-
rich for about nine years. The loss is
r-ovcrcd by insurancc.

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NEW CASE OF YELLOW FEVER.
Jackson. Mlflfl., October ail-*Three

ncw cases or yellow icvcr were no-
nounccd hcrc this morning. A heavy
irrmt fell last night.

DEATH Oi" MRS. ALICE BATTLE.
Ashcviilc. N. it. October 30-Mrs.
Ailcc Baltic. wife oi Past Assistant

Surgeon fiamucl W. Battle. retired. of
tho l'nltcd Statics navy. and (laughter
oi Rear Admiral (icorgc l5. Bellman.

 

rctlrcd. is ricnri. Consumption was the
i cause of her dcatb. ,

EBENATOR WHI'I‘I'Ot‘K's LAUNCH.
I Sonsior Bturgis Whiiloclr. of thc lu-
rcnth district. is having built at Iiys-
no a doc launch {or use and ploaynrc
in tbc wntcrs oi tho (lull. oil his Flor-
ida properly. rcccnily acquit-mi. and in
tho Florida strcania. The host will be
twcnty-Ilvc lot over all with six foot
barn and s draught oi twenty inches.
it is designed to cominrtsbly' mom-
rnodute twenty people. and no «spouse
is bring spsrcd to mslte it it good bout
and n crsclt in cvcry particular. sonar
tor Whitlock purposes to ionvr. for

, Florian about December-lib. The nuns

oi his l-‘iorids honor is

The. Bridgsport Foresters continue to
ngitsto the question of s Forester-f
drug store with I ponintcnce that
menus success in its ntsuiisbmsnt it
followed. it is ssid thnt the null snd

yscro.

‘ ills n! the remiss: m “roomy in is-
m sud it chow

 

r

oil the sessions would he secret and.

ky bank to: cases which was docided ‘

For ltsisod mm initisis will
be tend in tho Art Wt. for
tbs marking of llsadksrcnuts nr other
linen thsy .obvilto tho noosssity or
«saying snd filling in, audio: only to
be 'sttsohsd to the material and worhsd
over with ammo-n Cotton or Bill.

anion-s1

Men’s Sculls.

For striking stylss in lion's Neck.
wmr look in the lion's Furnishing floc-
tion. Rich assigns and solarium in
importsls. Sahara and Fm~in~hsnds.
with every chsrsctoristlc of tits pro~
auctions'oi the most noted Holler-dash—
srs. Correct tannin Coll-rs sud all-
is also a specialty.

s-o-n

Foulards.

From the Wash Goods Section there
comes news at auction Cotton rsbrlc
-s Foulsrd in bins and white. Navy
blue ground with spray psttsrns sud
(ll-scion and Version dollar. A soft
ilnish which is especisily desirable tor
Comfortsbies. In two qualities. “:64
Cloth. tilde yd, finest quality. to yd.

4..

Printed Art Fabrics.

Discerning psopls. who select the
dointicst materials for Bots Pillows.
Msntsl Drsperies, Window Bests. Henri
Rests sud Chair Coverings. and in the
Upholstery Department I rich field in
Printed Art Fabrics, Silksiines. Deu-
ims. Art Tickings. Gobcliu Orttonncs.
(Trash. plain Ind printed Burlap. and
(In-tonnes in s variety oi rich designs
and colorinns. These give very chsrui—
ing although comparatively inexpsn.
sivc effects.

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Tbs D. M. READ CO.

“Drive Horses

Baler’smlilbles,

Gil. [Illusion
Ill 3PM 3W!-
Tel. Cali. 139-3.

Solvout Notice.

 

District oi Norwsilr. u. Probate
Court, October 19th. A. 1)., ”99.

Estate at John Olmstosd. late or Chi-
cago. in thc Into at Illinois. dcconsod.

The Court of Probate tor the District
of Norwsllr. hath limited and allowed
six months from the date bersoi im'
the Creditors of aid mu to exhibit
their claims for settlement. Those who
neglect to present their scoounts. pro-
perly stunted, within said time. will be
ricbnrred s rccovory. All persons In-
drbted to said Busts are requestsd to
moire Immediate payment to

GOULD HOYT.
Administrator with the will snnnsd.
018.30, p I

fiance.

Noiicc is hereby given to sll persons
interested in the proposed sitmtion
and widening of Wstor street. bottom

Wuhinnton strsst sad the Norwsihr

iron Works Company's building sit-
ustsrl north of the Isilrosd bridge. by
tolling snbstsntlnlly llvs till loci. from
the property sdloining mid strum. on
the Float. that I sperm domino! tho
Council at this city will he held st
the Council Chamber: on Hsvilsnri
street. on Monday. the 0th instant. st
8 o'clock p. In.. when nod whim nil
persons whose land is proposed to too
am therefor. or which my be -
sd thereby. may. nppssr and be it rd
in rotation thcrsto. '

booth Norwnllt. (bun. Mohai- ”HI

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ililotlndiluliimr.

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rah libs ammo“ ”said all the
sinner-is nummndi wb no‘xrwrlum
Mishap. it ni so that mama‘s

ow orb Lyceum in.

Chart will open st Plsistsd's Ind
Wood's Dru: Stores. Mondsy. October
to. st exactly 1:10 p. in.

Inning psrtormshcu st Hoyt's
Thcstro on snd sitar Non-bur first.
will commence st 8 o'clock. nastiness
It I p. In.

auscuflfinur 2
llillillil [anon FESTIVAL

or the
lllllli 01' Oil! Militia

. to he held

in THE .nnmonr.
Jan. i slid 2. I900.

WEIK‘OMlNO

The New Century.
The Now Y . .
The N,w Month.
And the New nay.
With Glorious Muslin "The ilpoech oi
A .s." .
A Superb Programme in Preparation.
030 im

sneer

bullion

We have mlvcd In on.
tirc new stock of choice
fitstimcry, and in order
to nulls room hr sonic.
W! Madglots for pric-
cs below mt. ringing .
from...,.,....

5 to 200 Per Box.

800 our window display
at lnrgnlns in Pnpsr.

R. H. Planted

48 Washington strut.
south Norwsllr.

To the Public

Having Iran-d the store, No. 79
Washington strcct. lormcrly mounted
by i.. H. Darker. will open the some
fisturdsy. November 4. with s full line
at Crock-try sud Kitchen Utensils. con-
sisting of

ill, Atria, int, illul. lid—
ol llil Wooden Inc,
no i run on or run out

in selecting these goods our first
consideration was quality. whim is the
most economical tor tho buyer. it you
no looking tor real money ssvinn
cconomy. Thsre are s most many low
priced things him but nothing or the
cheap. shabby kind. The merit of our
goods will be our
Ind not the decoyi
possible prices. We invite inspection.
All goods delivered tree.

.. w ..,-....

A. P. Damon
Roll Top Desk
rpn any:

At a Bargain.

X lnqulro oi

 

o. s FRANK.

Show. .Mtom ** soil autumn
, , \Olntor nudists. §
‘ Lsdios’hno Tailored Jsckets oi besvor,‘ chariot. English Ker-soy. meltons sud
.bonols cloth. in. blsok. tan. onto: and navy. All nude in the very latest styles and
in the boaépossibls manner. , We buy of only the very boot motors and our Miss
and slispos on both oorrsct. Lsdios’s Jackets from 86 to 820. Misses’ Garments.
sins iron: 12 to 18 yam. Children’stohts sud long turnouts. from-l to 12 yours

sins; all new suit up to dots styles. Hondsomo Velour Jackets tor Indies. embroid-
ered with silk and int. Those are the finest garments that hsvo been made this son-

. fiadlos’ So“ Capos.

son. Price $22 to
Those garments are very scarce and almost impossible to get at any price. We
have a very good assortment of them at present.

spacial in who Dressing Storm or Mrs Sockets,

In pink. blue. red. gray, crochet edge. price 69c. .‘

Bunkcts and leortoblcs-

The price on wool blankets has advanced about 25 per cent within the past six .
weeks. We placed our order for these goods early in tho season before any advance
took place and are prepared to sell them to you at the old price or as low as they
have ever been sold. ..

Our comfortsbles are made by one oi the best manufacturers in this line. They
are not felled with waste or shoddy but with clean white cotton. The patterns are
all selected, and the styles are the best that can be found.

Blsnircts sud Opinionsblss srs shown in our new Carpet Boom—mr basement. . ' , I

mom i) Kigali. “walk, Conn.
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Notice to Contractors.

Oilico oi the Selectmen oi the Town
oi Norwslh.

hosted propossls will he received st
thin once until Monday. November
hill. at 3 o'clock p. in.. ior grsdlng snd
grueling, the Wilton rosd tram the
north and of the pluralism rand. u re-
cently laid. north to the Wilton line.

i’lnnu sud specifications can be non
rind all necessary intormstion obtain-
cd or the oilicu or the sclecimon.

Bonds of ".500 sstislsctory to the
scioctmcn will be required.

No proposals will ho considered un-
less said bonds properly signed sccorn-
panics such proposal.

All proposals received will be pub«
iicly’ opened sud road on Monday, the
3th day of November. st 3 o'clock p.
to

tend to rave you

a more. as we expected to open the new store

the can

feast of bargains throughou

1B

; .

O

‘ Ring
the N

 

0

AND

therefore we

The State Highway liommlssiont‘r
sod solectmcn reserve the right to rc-
lect soy or nil bids.

HAWEI. LYNEt-l.

JAMES A. BROWN.

F. ll. MERRILL.
Selectmen of tho Town of Norwnik.

Dated at Norwsllt. this 30th day oi
October 1899. 030 iii

on when it ought to have been placed
t the whole store.

gle, Mingle, get on,

While the bell rings, don’t you-get left.

I

place to place

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mg in

lrtlclcn oi Insulation
0" "it!

lion ludroiuloicoupuy.

The undersigned hereby associate ss
to Joint stock corporstion under the
Stunts Laws at the sure at Connec~
ticnt. by articles or sgroemcnt ss toi-
lawn:

Article 1. The me by which the
corporation shall be known is the lil-
suns Itsnuincturinn Coupnny.

Article 2. The put-pone tor which it
is found in manufacturing. buying.
soiling and dentin: in sll kinds oi
hslr. woolen. worsted. cotton and mix-
orl goods. nod oi doing any and all
things which any he nocssssry. con-
vcnicnt or incidental to tho prlisecn-
tion of tho said brrsinm. and to pro-
vldo and furnish suitablc grounds.
power. wstrr. dams. rmvoirs, macho
incry and rights common thcrcto. nnd
sonmliy to do all things incidental to
mid business.

Article III. The corporation is to
be located in the town at Greenwich.
in the County at Fslrdeid sud State oi
Connmicut.

Article iv. The smonnt 0! its csp~
ltsl stock is 826.000. dividsri into 500
slums of the par value at too such.

Article V. Each sub-crib” to these
articles agrees to take the number or
shares of the Comm iltoi-It Indexed in
his more: osoh share to hr of the par
value of Ito. and to pay 20 por cant.
thornon In cub It the time at sub.
scription. '

Dstcd st Gror-nwich. Conn. tho rm
day oi Bcnternbor. rm.

it. It. Aysrs. I: John A. Brown. it):
E. A. Brown. 1: Joseph Brush. 5; (thsr-
lss D. Barnes. 2: Gnome P. Bonus. on:
Willlsin A. Curtl. 5: ltrclisrd H. tics.
iii; Cambri- Conl sud lining Co. 20:
last Norwsllr Lumim Compsny. 3;
Richard ll. Golden. 1;!‘oshett t Blah-
op (30.. lo: imam W. Haney. 1:
Willis Greenwood. i: m H.
Hoyt. : Charles Hoyt. 20: Daily Hub-
bsrd. 2: Alice Rubi-rd. 8: Ian h
Horton. l: Prsnlr H. Hoyt. 3: [later

And who

delayed. our New Stock was 1y
XOU‘LL ‘WT. BE DISAPPOIN TED !

i

took was hustled about from

MORNING THE CURTAINS ROLL UP
give you a

w and
E REVELATION

E. K. BANKS,

some on our 8
sly you and Ring Out the Old.

but were unavo

dsbly

i

i

45 and 47 West Washington Street.

SATURDAY
Strictly to DRY GOODS in the Town.

While the improvements were
a great sale at prices that will out

two weeks earlier,

 

as and Athnt Wnnhington Strcct. South‘Nor-walk, Conn

50 Dingle, Glngle, Tin

We Present to You the Finest. Brightest. and Handsomest Sto‘re Devoted
COME AND SEE TH

on sale. We propose to Ring In the No

the Old

 

TRingOut E. K. BANKS..-

 

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lo: tlhnrlcn N. blend. 2: Jumps l'I.
Monti. 2; Human land. in: tliivnr iti
find. 30; Moon ll. blend. 5: Allis-iris;
I. llssd. 5; Willis: ll. Psi-tor. 10H

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