,lrdad nmanmasoorm
urea. upset to spend 'l‘hsa
‘ it their son, in Annapolis. lid.
Arthur Ferris. of Riverside avenue,
has secured a
Wilcox. the Booth
The m4 Oyster (learned! is
rushed with orders. and harm lam
i6&6 oi men employed opening the
, bivalves.
Decker. oi Cove street. "are spending a
few days with Miss Babel liling, in
hit. Vernon.
Asonhaabeenbarntohir antihirs.
Woodhnry G llangdoli. in ilew York
city. who spent last minister on Hall
Mile island. .
W
Granville w.» Benedict. at. Howard
:venue. has bad a relapse and an oper-
:tlxll will have to be performed ior
mini c disease.
James L’Hommedieu. oi Seaside
Place. who attended the Union Veter-
an ‘Union convention, In New Haven.
returned home yesterday.
Mrs. Morris Epstein. at Fort Point
street. went to New York. yesterday.
and her niece. hiiss Annie Needle. will
go down tomorrow to spend a law
syn.
The subjects which Pastor Davis will
consider at the Advent Christian
Church; tomorrow, promise to be very
interesting. At 10: II he will speak up-
the subject at Ready. and at 7 p. m.
upon Friendship. It is expected that
the Birchard Sisters will be present
at both services. Everybody welcome.
Non-church goers especially invited.
Rev. W. L. Atherton. oi West Wood
stock. will occupy the pulpit oi the.
East Avenue Methodist Episcopal
SMITH, IIIHHIY H HH.
IRIDOIPORT.
The Men's Tailoring. Suits and Over.
coats mode to your measure at $11.95.
This opportunity will last for a few
days longer.
A big purchase oi Ladies' Wool
Walsts. sale to open Saturday morning.
November is, 1899. Manufactured by
V. Henry Rothschild 1: Co.. makers oi
the welioknown Stanley waist. There's
no better waist made.
In the lot are velvet with polka dots
French flannel silk polka dots and vei-
vet yoke.
Black brilliantiue waists. every waist
made the very latest and the only rea-
son we have these goods now Is the
manuiacturer had to start tasking
spring goods. Made to sell irom $2.50
to $6.50; our selling price will be 31.50
to 83.95. .
Women‘s wrappers. oi flannelctte
good styles, 108 inches wide. well
made, over flity dozen; we shall sell
tomorrow. Saturday, at 60 cents. in-
stead oi $1.
Eider down dressing sacques ior ia-
dies’ wear. . Our line is complete. One
special in colors. gray, red. pale blue.
bcllotrope and pink; price 09 cents. A
than with. com , i
W.
Biases Alice Pearce and liildre'd.
Ira . Wand . .
maps I‘Aiolsliitl sad
breaking-linked: (Jol-
WW!
hr hat .I lulu.
hum” I- mm» a
alsi’ wili‘chaalspsr
the giviusumsths
relished nourishment It
a modem Ives: absolutely
f’I
Ins by means of all
N ‘ sum with which to buy a home ior
Rear Admiral Schley. in Washington.
has reptived lb! following letter from
' Williflm J ”will. dated Win. Nob.
November ll. ll”. withheld. enclosure
of ten cents: "i return the chain let-
toward the loving cup i Admiral
debtor ssi ldld tar ‘Adm ral Dewey
are hath not honor and
Z - m itudv n or build of, u:- Amrri
cries tram ur‘é‘l ‘ hum It
will he remembered that his leg was
Injured by a tall irom a bicycle. Ir.
Faust began to use it too quickly. and
it gave him trouble. It Is now badly
awoilen‘.
. W
‘ A HOG ORCHESTRA.
How a French "Musician-l Mode the tray
Squeaiers [Sing a Tune.
Duringathe reign oi Louis. XI. of
France. there was attached to his
court. one Abbot dc Balgne. a man oi
considerable wit. The abbot was
coinewhnt musically inclined and de-
lighted the court with inventions oi
odd musical instruatents. One fly the
king. after having enjoyed a "hearty
laugh over one at these curious eon.
"frames. and desiring to baille the
musical genius, commanded him to
produce harmonious sounds from the
cries oi hogs. This seemed an impor-
sibility to the king. and he prepared
hilaseli to enjdy the discomflture oi
the abbot. Much to his surprise. how-
ever. the abbot readily agreed to pro
duce them. All he required was a sum
oi money. upon receipt oi which he do.
clared he would invent me most sur-
prising thing ever heard in the way oi
musical atrocity. .
lie scoured the country and secured
a large number at hogs. trying their
voices as to pitch and quality, and flu-
ally. havlng luily satisfied himseli be
arranged the animals in a sort oi pn-
villon richly decorated. The day of
the trial arrived and the king and his
court entered the pavilion prepared ior
somcthing. but greatly In doubt as to
the success oi the abbot with the hogs.
However. there were the hogs. sure
enough. and much to the surprise and
delight oi the king. they commenced to
cry hh‘rmouiouxly and in good tune
rendering an air that was fairly rec-
ognized. The. abbot had arranged a
series of stops that were connected
with the hogs. and upon pulling one oi
them out caused a spike to prick the
hog it connected with. making him
squeal his note. The rest was easy
for by pulling out the dliierent stops
he produced the tune. ~Bound Table
Leave It All
To M6.
line line oi better goods equally rcns- ‘ .
onably priced.
GOLF CAPES.
The line has no comparison ior price
or else oi selection. but every day they
are breaking it up; we can please
them: all prices from $3.95 up.
ART DEPARTNENT.
New designs in imitation Battcnburg
lace titties-
9 in” So; l2 in..
In" 19c: 24 in., 260..
heather goods dcpnrtmcnt-Iioston
has, new cloths. 50c and 81 each
Chattelaine bags. assorted colors.
25¢ each. .
IYNDE'RWEAR AND IIOSIERY.
For men. women and children. all
reasonably priced.
Men’s ileece lined ribbed shirts and
drawers. 33c each.
Mons fleece lined shirts and drawers
38¢ each.
Men's fleece lined ribbed shirts and
drawers. 45¢: each.
Men's fleece lint-d shirts and draw-
ers, 50c each.
Men's fleece lined shirts and draw.
ere. 80¢ each
10¢" 15in.15c; III
Men's caniel hair shirts. and draw- ,
crs. 81 each.
Men‘s camel hair shirts and drawers.
75c each.
Men's natural wool shirts and draw-
l-ra. SI.
Men's outing flannel night shirts.
50c each.
lion's wool sweaters. 76¢ each.
Mdies’ fleece lined vests and pants
idc each.
udles‘ fleece lined vents and pants
25¢ each.
ladles' fleece lined vests and pants.
38c each.
Ladies' fleece lined vents and pants.
50c each.
Misses“ ribbed vents and pants. fleece
lined. 12%. it; and we each.
Boys' heavy ribbed hose. double heel
and toe. the pair.
ladies' inst black hose. 10c pair. '
Ladles' last block hose. 1214c pair.
Iauiies' inst black hose. liic pair.
Just received a new and elegant se-
lection oi men's neckwenr in light.
medium and dark eiiects. in tecks.
hows, pals. tour-luohanda and string.
fit: each.
SIIIIIIIIIIIIHI
UBIOOIPOM.
e. t.- .
to our store and say:
[That is just what many oi our custo-
mers do when,they want any PAPER-
ING Oil PAINTING done~thcy come
"Do the work
Gorbam. us 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 best flttcd
ior the work you want done—special-
ists. When they pack (heir tools and
leave the premises you can rest assur-
ed ‘that you’ve got as good a job as any
one can give you—you'll nothe charg-
ed anything “out of the way" either.
It will pay you to bear this in mind.
E. E. -
GORHAM,
10 First Avenue.
lost Norwalk.
Telephone Call. 135—2.
STOVIES "
AND RANGES
NEW AND
SECOND-BIND.
A‘l‘ ROCK-WHO! PRICES.
Stoves I’st lip and Repaired,
CHAS. I. BLACK,
I70 Washington Street Bridge
South Norwails.
MW
Edi firmdi
NORWAle-Rilu ll “all West.
HA R F'I N A
are In: °..‘“:
“it. ' Mg}: .HRQAP
woman I‘m
mawnmm
HESS & IIEiII
“ IIIISES HIIIIEII
polars LIW'E'T‘IMI'. "Incl-I:
dialled i when all other resis-
diea nu. memorable and easily adias‘ed by
at.
wearer. ”La-sad In you “th3 tan-wand ism
, i‘ III I k' Illivmlfi
m violet the» m m. mud. ..
Makes
Makés
2 Sizes
so mawsmmbm. a Washington attest- m. s heath am a.
“nous ammonium? or LAW
DEPARTMENT. .
Ann Arbor, Mich. November lb——At
Isuy oi Michigan. President Angeli urc-
ed the need oi an enlargement oi the
department oi International law so as
to shout a training tor the consular
service and ior foreign commerce.
"ilucb an enlargement." said President
'Angeli. "would render a most valuable
Iservlce to our country
; PASSENGERB 0N Till»: 81‘. PAUL.
I Southampton. November lSv'l‘he
American liner St. Paul which sailed
irom here ior New York today via
;Cherbourk. will have among her par
sengers William ll. Osborne. United
States Consul General at London and
iii. A. Alger. Jr.
Hookers’
Old Homestead
Pancake Flour
Cakes
and
Friends
Packages 2 lbs 4 lbs
ALI. GROCERS.
RECON! BREAKING SEAR.
%
Trade are l'allv Realized.
With the advance oi the oyster sch-
son dealers are authority ior the
or which were noted a number oi
weeks ago when the season' I; “set" had
been discov.ered The experienced in
the oyster business then said that the
the spawn would be just those which
would bring extraordinary growth and
excellent flavor in the crops maturing
ior market.
With the improved condition oi the
marketable oyster has come a steady
increase In the demand all through the“
season so iar. that has taken up all thr-
to put on the market.
In conversation with a Palladium re
porter Marcus P. Smith. oi the tirm
of Smith Brothers. New Haven. said:
“At no time in the 30 years I have
. been in the. business have I known all
Ithe conditions in the oyster Industry.
to be so satisfactory as they are at tho
present time. The iailure to get "sets'
on two diflcrent years. had posted the
confldence of some of the dealers In
their business to the limit. but there
is no besitnncy about it now. For the
150.1!» bushels which we planted last
summer there are. it is saie to say
100.000 bushels now and the prices are
beller than a year ago.
“I have never known a season when
the demand was greater. it is lmpos
sible ior the openers to keep up to
thrir ordcrs. Though I am not in the
the shops are running all but night
satisfactorily.
“The growth oi this sea Dn‘s "‘set'-
so in In astonishing. an indicstcs
that the beds which were shelled thi<
year will have oysterstbc else that is
generally desired ior sued in two years'
growth instead oi three years. as is
customary.
“A peculiar thing about this iact is
that it upsets completer the idea that
beds "wear oil." The beds we shelled
this your and on which we have al-
ready discovered this remarkable
Igrowth. air the plots on which wc be—
non our first cultivation and upon
w.hich ’lltt‘lliimr, we have raised an
avenue oi l0 successive crops. There
can be no question about the iuture o'
the and trade at Long island Sound.
II hil- nevcr pnld better ior the last
three years.
‘An elicct which has possibly not
been thought at is upon the proposed
syndication or the oyster industry an
“wining island Bound. .' believe it is ad
l. P. Smith liars Prospects Ia Outer,
statement that they are more than?
realizing the Immense trade. prospects:
conditions which were so favorable to.
stock which the dealers have been ablc‘
‘Io‘peaing business myseli. i know that
time. which can never be done very'
jexaggerstin to say that the options
which Mr. del held last year couil
not be gained ior double the prices lis-
od last year. i know that would be
the case with us. exactly. because oi
the prmpecta we have In the present
condition oi our beds.
"Still. I am told that Mr. Radcl b: In
earnest and it is impossible that the
mpital necessary will respond more
readily now that it Is demonstrator]
that the bottom has not fallen out of
Long island Bound. as an oyster field."
The distance to which the New lio-
vcn packers have bcen able to extend
their trade in opened oysters is a Plus?
oi remark among those who have inl-
.'Ios ed the development at the industry.
IWhat is considered a record breakcI
I was scored when the flrm oi Jeremiah
Smith & Sons started a shipment oi
ilve tubs tor a journey at 3.000 miles
overland. to a western customer The
possibilities in the -way oi developing
this class at trade are being closely
watched by all persons connected with
the industry.
To Care Constipation Vanna.
TakeCasc rets Caadv Cathartie. lo: orfla.
It 0. c. c. ran it) cure. demons refund money.
“MINIMUM
heattsthshsshsltshlmaeoa-
omytothstaathsaasysoalaald.
divas ssthtsetisahssamsit'ssatls-
iaetorycoal. 'l'ryitoaes. ros'nsss
gill. advantage at Ital it limi-
Ivaas looswoop a so
i
Ooaltardaad wan-m:
«mm a
I manna-a
the session oi thellegent oi the Univer-
.
can people ior their distinguished
Achievements"
PROTEST AIMED AT ROBERTS.
San Francisco: November ill—«The
‘ conference of the reorganised church
oi Jesus Christ oi Latter Day ilalnte.
Bouthern Calliornla district. that clou—
ed hers. passed the ioilowing resolu—
tions: "We earnestly protest against
the allowing or our national banner to
float over 1:1 territory that permits
the sacred awn or marriage to be vio-
lated and we protest against any per-
son lilting allowod to take a seat in the
halls oi Cesarean oi the United States
who no knowinsiy guilty at adultery
or 329 Huh!
Ids-ass use Iusts with canal-eta
WI. O”
max: It '3'? c. o iau. :cmcmflrm mil.
'0th Standing. mum.
ter and am glad to contribue a dorm
Qumran 5
Bench. ‘
1%. price - -
SSH
. m 6}
CS
“walks
I You need hot'give us your purse."
though you may teal that it is porter:
«mosh
money.
N\-\Dpo\ .
Beaver, Goats
for women, lisp
art.
Wow.
with large sailor
collars.s sizes 4 to
32.0%.
Royal Pearl.
will. Ilii $1.00 if 030001818
m
Wall Paper. and Borders
1’ NORTH IAIN B'I'llll’lt
. Booth Norwaia.
lampia Books at Latest Styles or
Papers. Borders and Gilt Holding
taken to houses ior inspection. on no-
ges by postal. Intimates chesrtnily
van.
1!"
Plumbing and Stem Heating
Hot Water Berlin’s.
Hot Air Belting.
BTDVIIS AND RANGE.
ILATI AND TIN ROOFING.
Gas and steam Fitting.
Gas Fixtures. listsl Ceiling,
Have you seen our stock or
RICHMOND RINSE! 1
etc
hdonesllliichiiufio. »
17 WALL STREET. NURWALK.
Refuse Metal Bought.
mg prices paid ior old metals oi all
kinds.
notch. Now Is the time to sell your
old Iron. copper and brass. If you
have anything to sell 'send postal at
ABRAH HARRIS.
Residence. 58 Spring trect; Store-
once to
house. 13-15 Raymond Street.
an m m. an i
Open daily. -eaespt natural). tram l
antolam..andn'omitolp.m.;
htarday. 0 a. m. to 12 1a., and on Boa
day weal-gs trots 1 to I.
Interest allowed on
ALDEN SOLHANS. Prest.
JOHN H. in'llltitls. Vies-Pres’t.
0'0. 1'. name. use. and Trees
HO .SES
To Suitivgybody.
Wehave them coming by
' the car-lead every
few days.
M. TKn‘Lov.
o. w. RAYMOND.
Superwbheotor
out mm.
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WI
KlflflLAND “VASIAH. .
HIGHLAND MALT "TRACT,
'l‘hsy build up the weak. and are unsurpassed In any W’
Isaac a. ”MILTON. Sole Idem.
28 NORTH MAIN STREET.
TOI- ell-Ill..-
The Hatch 8: Bailey 0
Edward F. Bailey.“
Slumber. Dunbar and Shocks.
Mill and Ofiice foot of Marshall at.
Market has reached the top;
THE EVENING SENTINEL
15 THE BEST ADVERTISING f .
MEDIUM IN NUIIWALK “ “
AND SURROUNDING
HIGHLAND Human.
nmummncmuu
ununrmnimm
nor or wanesm FOR FANILY Iran.
. as oareinuy as a physician's prescription. . "t
' ’l'ill WENT slAUl‘ TONIOS MADE. ' "
Bottle and saloons tarnished at reduced prices.
Bil-IVER!!! FREE TO FAMILIIO.
mmwumrumma “5
Booth Norwalk. Telephone call. It“. ‘
THE HIGHLAND. Winnlpallk.
IIOELAND ON TB! LABEL MEANS HIGHEST STAND” Wt:
a!
«Ii-‘1 '
WEE-“bland“?
Planning and Steam Sawing?”
WAOTUBERB 0! AND DEALERS
Boon, an. mu. Huilood lamb, linings, Kit}.
Plain. Cathedral and Other Glasses.
anaavmua par-ans.
So. 'Norwa‘l'k'. ..
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because it is not necessary.
and feed at the lowest -price.
Grain and Feed from second hands ? Elevated
is always clean.
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ELEVATOR
"We never make excuses for charging birth prided.
We sell the choicest cow?“
Norwalk Chronicler