Joselovshy. thy 'li-t avenue 3 .burtirchaaeda new watchdog} . m Lamb. 11% cents pound. am , Market. ‘ I. Gorham is repainting the res- . at John Watson. iii Charles m , With Pork and Sammie casts “ pound. East Avenue Market tat shnday the pulpit of the Math- odlst Episcopal Church will be supplied all day by Rev. Warren 1. Atherton. ». _. divorce from his ~ Cray. who‘came here last week and at- Pastor of the Baptist Church at West Wobdpipcl. . -Fore Lamb. 7 cents pound. East ' Avenue In:Iet ‘a..‘._.— , Edward Gray lntcndsto apply for a wife. ‘Ilra. Nettle tempting, it is alleged. to kidnap her daughter Stella from the East Not-walk upper school. Iir. Gray will sue also. for possession of the girl. Mrs. Gray is living in New York city. ~l‘rlme Roast Beef. ii cents pound. East Avenue Market. SLIGHT CHARGE FOR WORSE. Ir. liobartsstaslisllas he has Been . the issti'sw liars. , Paterson, N. .i.. November l’l—Therc was a slight change for the worse last night in the condition of Vice-Presl- dent Hobart. but he slept without the old of opiates and was feeling better this morning. although not as well as he had been for the three or four prev- ions days. Dr. Newton is in constant attendance. Mr. Hobart ntc solid food this morning and at noon Was resting comiortbbly. . i HHHH HHHHHY H HH IRIDOIPOR'. There are live more days for you to take advantage" of these ”1.95 Suits and Overcoats. after that they will cost you more. Every garment made to your mea- sure and a satisfactory lit guaranteed. The Small Wars week. Prices as usual very interest- Special sale of Brooches and Hal Turquoise. Price 48c a pair instead of Sterling Silver Initial for Pocket- of bile. i5.00il) Five thoudand shrine of “op..- akein or 3 for 5c; all r! s‘old at be a and backs. Price iii Crochet Cotton. all colors. Price (to a The Hook or liosc Supporters. Prices 101- and 25c a pair. At the Pattern aalns are ready; also the new patterns terns are We and the: none higher. log the holidays. graying of the author. Mr. Barrie. You Furs! Furs ! Furs ! New Seal-is and Neck Pieces of every most of the scarfs. Ask to see the new Go'Cart Robe. ”Milk—m Department. Ilsa something more to tell you of this log. Jewelry. Pins. Price We each instead of 25c. Side Combs with Rhinestone and 75c. Leather Goods. books and Bags. No charge for put- ting them on. Price 25¢ each instead Embroidery Department. Silk have came to us at a ridiculous low price. All fast col Price 2c .1 skeln. M, More of the Cake i Pillows. tops ch. Also the latest. ' er the Cake Walk Pillow Top. " . e 48c each. . ball instead of 5c. Notions. I'rlcc 39s a pair instead of 50c. Round (intern in glass top boxes Dress Shields. assoried kinda. l'ricc lilc a pair instead of )5 and 25c. Department. The McCall's Fashions and the Mag- for December. Remember the price oi these pat- The Queen of Fashions. price be a copy. We'll have none but the latest ,ns we make a specialty of books only cei- , The Little Minister is here in cloth cover. Price the. with handsome en- can't appreciate seeing Maude Adams without a copy of this book. The busiest of all masons inthc For lictmriuu ut. sort. blink. Otter. Oposum. Skunk and Marten Furs. Mulls to match For Robes for Baby Carnages. lads from Angora Fur. Some of them soft. duly and warm. Prices are all i IRIDOIPORT. :- ‘ or ,0, Hui trill preach at the no lat Church. South behest of thorn-rah. no Lamb. lie: Personae. tors. mat M's. W of Norwalk. has it in for mam“the Willi‘eshs . Penn" news- paper man who wrote up the Whit- taker-Rusllng wedding» which he washes! man. who on led him warns Raymond. .The trolley Tie on a Winnlpuuk ear became bent own West avenue. last evening. and the car was stalled until another came along and took the pas. sengera and towed the disabled car to the car barn. -Fresh Shoulders. tiles 6 Water at. ‘ W .I. A. Hislop & Co. talk to Sentinel Haulers today of warm winter weara- bles-inckets. capes. underwear. blan~ beta. comfortablea. with a windmp on Thanksgiving linens. i"oull do well to read every line of this interesting store news. .—-———w—- A tramp visited the residence of Charles Tristrnm in Berkeley street last evening, and created a disturbance. The man was drunk and was elected from the premises. There are several other complaints from the same local-A ity concerning unruly hoboes. --.'i lbs. Fra’nkford Sausage. 25c. liay- es's. The Ladies' Guild 0i Shal’atli's Church gave a very successful supper at the chapel. last evening. There was a good attendance and pleasant time socially. At the conclusion of the. sup. per a rehearsal was held for the Walk- lninlaaaar soon to hc‘givcn by the Gui d Miss Mary E. Allen. formerly of Norwalk. has resigned her work in New York city to take charge oi ltob- ert nghtioot's school of stenography on Jersey City Heights. Mr. Lightfoot is a prominent oillc‘ial atouogrspher in the Court of Chancery of New Jersey. and Miss Allen will assist him in his law work. «Sperry I: Barney's Bologna Snu- sage. 0c; 6 Water street. Although the application of Colonel Burpce. oi the Second regiment. to 'ie placed on the retired list has not yet been officially acted upon. there is no grub! that the request will be granted. . pecuiatiou has already begun as to his successor. but only one name is mentioned. that of Lieutenant‘Coloool T. l". Callahan. Colonel Callahan. who has seen more than twenty years' ser- vice in the Coneneticut Guard. is look— ed upon as one oi the most enlcleut officers in the Connecticut brigade. Leave it All To Me. That is Just what many oi our custo- mers do when they want any PAPER- ING OR PAINTING done-they come to our store and say: "Do the work. Gorham. as it should be."-—l do just as directed. I use my best Judgment to give them the best work. I send out the workmen who are heat fitted for the work you 'want done—special- ists. When they pack their tools and leave the premises you can rest assur- ed that you' vo got as good a job as any one can give you—you 'li not be charg- cd anything “out oi the way” either it will pay you lobes: this in mind. E. E. GORHAM, East Norwalk. Telephone Call. 135-2. srovss AND RANGES NEW AND SECOND-“IND. lr ROCK-BOTTOM rmcss. Stem Put Up and Repaired. CI'IAS. I. BLACK, l7o Washington Street Bridge Booth Nos-walk. gubfiim i m rum, and as are at great spiritual 10 First Ayenue.' use solved from the Bohr earns at liaiiii' ilaagts. under today' a dstsl I . this morning. wlib no "mitten to the Iiurghm up to the praaiilt. . "Botha has hellographed from them south oi ladysmlth that the British batteries opened a heavy fire with hip guns and continuously dropped shells into the marks around Iadramith. 'l‘hs Pretoria! arrow». in a tight piece having taken up a position commanded by the big British tire .whleh was so hot that the position became unten- able. The big guns. however. saved the situation. " Lorenao Iteration. November iii—The Beanbard and Big News of Johan- nesburgo on To published oillclai advices confirming the report that 3.- 000lloers were adv-nelng on Eateourt. The searching of the mines contin- ues. but no startling discoveries have been made beyond the iinding of a case oi lnterestl g documents in one oi the shafts. rela ing to the reform conspir- acy at the time of the Jameson raid. Eatcourt. Natal. Thursday. November 16. afternoon-—-The lied Cross train has again returned. but without imag- ing in the dead and wounded. The Boers declined to give any information as to the names of either the killed or wounded. referring the lnuuirera to the Pretoria press for all information. they would disclose was the fact t three of the British was dead and ' nine pounded. London, November lie-It was oi’ llclally announced today that the Bri- tish transports Malta. City oi Vienna and City of Cambridge have arrived at Cape Town. and that the transport Manila has sailed from Cape Town for lJatai. The Orient has arrived at Dur- an Eateourt. Natal_— Wihursday Novem- ber l6 noon—A correspondent who has Just visited the Sanitarium hospital says all the armored train wounded are doing well. Captain Wylie. who was interview- ed. said Sergeant Tod deserves special mention for having surrounded him with boulders to protect the captain from the rifle lire. when lying helpless and wounded. 'l‘od even laid down beside the officer to clleer him up. A shell loaded among the protecting boulders. shattering them with earth. but Captain Wylie sustained uo furth- er injury. Several escaped miraculously. When Winston Churchill requested Captain Wylie to call for volunteers to remove the upset truck. bullets. it is said. were dropping on the train like rain. The men throughout stuck to their work. responding to the. noble example not by Churchill and Lieutmnt Franklin. until the line ass cleared. Churchill actually left with the au- gins but he got out at the next sin- tlon. Frere, took a rifle from a soldier. saying he could not leave the wound- ed. and walked away in the direction of the Boom. Sergeant Hasaett. oi the Duhllns. bo- haved with the greatest gallantry. ilc took charge oi the firing party. and stood unhinchingiy during the Boers‘ hot dro. ills example electrified the .h‘uslllers. who kept the Doors at bay by vollcylng. Captdn Haldane fell early in the engagement. shot through the shoulder. Lieutenant i-ranklins conduct is highly praised. lie exhibited great coolness during the critical period and Is reported missing. London. November lT~-'I'he War Of- iiee has received the following des- patch from General iiullor: Cape Town. Thursday Novem r to. evening—Have received from lid. y.ard Pietermaritshurg. a telegram, dated November 15. oi which the fol- lowing is tho purport: “The officer commanding the troops at Esiuoort reports. at mid-day. that an armored train left. Estcourt this i morning with a company of the Dublin lv‘uaillcrs and a company oi the Dur- Hutu Volunteer}. North oi i’rerc they ,incouniored a party of lira-rs and be- ;.,un to withdraw. Willie retiring. some of the trucks were derailed The Dub- ilns turned out and advanced toward the enemy, while the rest oi the train appears to have returned, without them to lilstcourt. ‘The ofilcer comandlng the troops reports that. he was sending mounted troops in order to cover their with- drawsl but about we are missing GIFTS TO SOLDIERS AND SAILORS. The postmastervgrnorai has issued a general order which provides that no- sealed packages containing gifts and souvenirs for persons in the military. naval or civil service of the United States in Porto Rico. Guam. the Philip- pines. Hawaii and Cuba. may be sent by mail at domestic postage rates. in like manner those in the service of the l' plied States at those places mdy send gifts. not intended for sale. to members oi their families in this coon- iry. at the same rules. The package limit in weight is four pounds and such packages must bear on the outside the word "gift" or "souvenir" and if sent from this side the description of the branch oi the service in which the in- tended recipient is engaged. if sent from abroad. the signature of the corn- manding once: oi the post or garrison must appear on the outside of the package. SOME ADVICE. "I would adVIse the Young man.” said the corn fad philosopher. to form his friendships among in“ older than “than. By the time he is at middle age they will all be dead and can't bor- row hlu.mow-:2"-v‘lndlunapolis Journ- al. ' fi’lfilo Willa. November FTIIIIPMIY‘", that renewing delusion has been re. , more. lulu him-sit ‘ veer. aunt-sue :"H'A"'.*:”ul‘"at:urr;:: v II "it WI!" Wfiffllfli M assi- power. :erne. "listizsall‘t: Hi: been completely ea. ,,.,. clreed rt rforeés. Ultrasound , “In WNW“ °H M“ Nor, big gun was placed in position on Sci , ' Tataclevslud’l We"! l". .. amalgam” ‘weffii’fi‘ m mg noose“ almonds. use. Ifitfaiistoeureiw: wll cue-rim Matthowfs Church wum. lol- the this n a y’v aid-H messed early Maud Mmmy. Trial-insinu- m 1 ANDWHAT 01" ii”? A correspondent writes: "Let us tell the whole truth. Whatever it hits. There are now. according to the 1890 Year Book. it women regularly in the" C gregationsl ministry. 3| oi whom," bu e been ordained. Eleven are licen- tiatea.‘ Well. why shouldn't as tall ity~cnicago Alvanoe. Geo: Noland. Bockiand 0.. says. "hiyw wie had giles forty years. Do- Will's Witch sel Salve cured her. It is titc’beat salve in America." It heals everything and cures all skin dispensation: C. Stillaon. South Nor- walk: Idwar P. Weed. Norwalk. ' Miss Abby Ogden. who has been ill with typhoid fever. is much in roved. She has been with friends in N ack. ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA. Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle Del.. says: "l-auffered for years with dyspepsia. Used to» have great distress and belching. I tried everything i could hear of. but nothing helped me till I took Braslllan Balm. and one so cent bottle cured me completely." For sale by It. II. Plalated and F. ii. Baxter. "Did he shake hands with you?" ask- ed Pointdoatsr of Kllduif. "Well. not exactly." ‘ l :that do you mean by ‘not exact- "Wsll. he shook his not at me."«— Detroit Free Press. Dr. W. Wlxoa. Italy Hill. N. I'.. says: "I heartily recommend One Minute Cough Cure. It gave my wife imme- diate relief in suiiocating ”mull." Pleasant to take. Never falls to quick- ly care all coughs. colds. th and lung troubles. George C. so son. So‘uzh Norwsilt; Edward P. Weed. Nor- w . The kind lady—What callous your terrible appetite for liquor? Dismal Dawson—The high price.”— lndlanpolls Journal. as CURE—N0 my. That is the way all drugglais sell Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic for Ms- laris. Chills and l-‘evsr. It is simply Iron and Quinlne in a tasteless iorm. Children love it. Adults prefer it to hitter. nauseating topics. Price We. "Fashion." ouoth the. womanly wo- man. “demands of a peraon that she have no heart." The other woman sighed wearlly. "Ab. if that were only all!" she ex- claimed with bltterness. "Why. some soasons' fashion tiemands that a per- son have no hips. even!" And that. iorsooth. were a thing not always easily managed. HOW TO PREVENT GROUP. We have twoehlidren who aresuhject to attacks oi eroup. Whenever an. at- tack ls coming on my wife gives them Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and it always prevents the attack. It is a household necessity in this county and no matter what else we run out oi. it would not do to be without Chmr- laln's Cough Remedy. More of it' is sold here than at all other cough medi clues combined—J. M. Nickle. oi Nic- kle Bros.. merchants. Nicklevllle. Pa. For sale by George C. Stillsori. South Norwalk; Edward P. Weed. Norwalk. Romance and chivalry are not what they were. ails! One. the hero, having rescued thr- maiden from the tower. paused in his flight to excialm: " Mark. the hoof-beats oi purs'uers!’ list now; ”Sure"! the odor of my father's au- tomohlicf" i it is terrible. this sordid utilitarian- sm? COLD STEEL Oil DEATH. "There is but one small chance to save your life and that is through an operation." was the awful prospect set before Mrs. l. Ii. Hunt, oi Lime Ridge. Wis. by her doctor after vainly trying to cure her of a irightiul case oi stom~ ach trouble and yellow Jaundlce. lie didn't count on the marvelous power of Electric Bitters to cure Stomach and Liver trouble». but she heard oi it. took seven bottles. was wholly cured. avoided surgeons knife. now weighs more and feels better than ever. It's positively guaranteed to cure Stomach Liver and Kidney troubles and never disappoints. Price 50c at F. if. B an drug store. South Norwalk. a it John A. Riggs'a. Norwalk. A MONSTER DIWlL FISH Destroying its victim. is a type of con- stipation. The power of this murder- ous malady is felt on organs and nerves and muscles and brain. Theres no health till it's overcome. But Dr. King's New Lite Pills are a safe and certain cure. nest in the world for Stomach. Liver. Kidneys and Bowels. Only 25 cents at I-‘. ll. Baxter‘s drug store. South Norwalk. and John A. ltiggs. Norwalk. Field Marshal Lord Roberts of the British army corps‘ mourns the loss oi his iarnous Arab charger Vonodel. He has ridden her lu‘Ildia and at home for twenty-two years. and Vow dei Was a favorite with both the Brit- Ish and the. native troom, She st- tracted great attention in the Jubilee prmssion oi 1m. when she was decorated by permission of the queen. with the Kabul medal. with four closet. and the Kandahar. star. ”Ham 5:: Idward P. 'Wfl'flo 'l‘otkaaflaatagsaommtaeang an... “I WM: heatihthsbsshsilal.‘ ‘ any to the tort than any “would. It.” Pinples will.” onavflfi. Hill to Hilltil m . Royflearl. loom not it riotous a . .l. 0. sessions.’ ‘ «hirsute. itldnlru. notes, manna m . Wall Pope" and Borden 1 NORTH IAIN B'I'BII’I'. ' South Norma. hauls Books of Latest titylas Oi Papers. Borders and Gilt Holding taken to houses for inspection, on no- tice by postal. Estimates cheerfully given. .u. . -a. m. .e. ,. ”law- . . 1“? Plumbing and Steam lilting Hot Water Billing. llol iii listing. m AND MNGII. SLATE AND TIN ROOFING. Gas and Steam Fitting. Gas Fixtures. lists! Ceiling. etc Have you seen our stock of RICHMOND nuclei 1'! WALL STREET. NURWALK. Refuse Motol Bought. Big prices paid for old metals of all kinda Market has reached the top notch. Now is the time to sell your old iron. copper and brass. if you have anything to sell send postal at once to ABRAHAM HARRIS Residencé. 58 Spring street; Store- house. 18-15 Raymond Street; urn rm one “A... Open daily. except laturdsy. from t a.m.toilul..aadfro-1toap.m.; laturdsy.9a.m.ioii mandonlou day evenings from 'i to I. interest allowed do ALDEN SOLMANS. JOHN ll. Rhinitis. Vice-Pres't. (ill). 1". DENISE. the. and Train ' HORSES To Suit Everybody. We have them coming by the ear-load every few days. jM. TKELOV. mama! Ieutb Its-walk. D. W. RAYMOND, hamVDirsetov and WM. .3 WW. I” Norwall IOraseaat'l‘crsos. “Innovations.“ arch mmmn. .38” hdonudllotchiiuio . safe to do so. money. Cluldrenis though you may feel that it is pa Beetle More. with large sailor collars. sizes 4 to 12, price 7 - - - g 52.98. but bring it along and see ““3“: 1.. for women, b sizes 32 told, psi Sam ash; Nash MwardPJlalley. Pres. 'I‘HE AND some i on List on and we “will sell the rest of it at very muchl cost. to close it out quickly. We have a few 1; left that would make fine Christmas gifts. Cor. North Main and West sis. is THE use MEDIUM 1N Our stock of a Van sea Planning and Steam Sawing. lawnmower» or AND owns m Dun, Sui.- Bllnds. Hudrood Illicit, Goings, lite. Plain. Cathedral and Other Glasses. sugars-rm. PAPIRI. Mill and Once foot of Marshall st.. 0' 000 00000 0000000 000000000 00000000000 3 0000000000000 000000000000000 00000000000000000 0000000000000000000 EVEEING SENTINEL I‘ ADVERTISING NORWALK )UNDiNG TOWNS. 0000 gis always clean. We. Viburnum“. because it is not necessary. and feed at the lowest price. .Grain and Feed from second bands? 000000000000000 00000000000000000 000000000000000 0000000000000 oesoessoose. assesses. ooeoseo oases see a ELEVATOR “We never make excuses for charging high prices " Why buy Hay. Elevated Raymond Bros. RAILROA 0‘- hi my ATOR. 80. N orwalk. We sell the choice-[isms
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