.
l
‘ atoll
this Space
"Nllll stain
Pref. Wittahaus Reports his An-
lr,Ball Fixed athn Thousand Dol-
I Each—Charged With Forglt‘lg
The Signature of Their Em~
player to Checks.
.NEW YORK, October 27-—--I’t'0f.
hitthaus, in his: chemicul analysis of
. mach of,William Mursh Rico.
..
£t~
NEW YORK. October Magistrate
«Brdnn announced his decision today.
‘lll. the case of Albert ’1‘. l’illl‘ll'k and
Ghatles I“. Jones. counsel and privutc
letury, respectively. for the lute
.lonalre William Mursh Rice. bolti-
fig‘them to nwult the nelion of the
TICKET SWINDLERS ARRESTED.
Secured Large Bums From Railroads
And Scalpers.
(‘illt‘Ailt). October 27 IIIII ’i‘wo nlleged
swludlcrs. who, by menus of clever
forgcrics illltl bogus purines nre thought
to huve within the pnst three years so
enred thousands of dollars from ruli-
rottd companies nnd the senlpers in all
ports of the United States. bnve, been
arrested here. (‘. t.‘.. Rosenberg. Ens-
were higher at the opening this morn-
ing. but Missouri Put-file nnd Southern
Pacific were int-lined to rent-lion frotn
their rt-t-eut innrlted ndvnnt-e. Knuuus
lid jury. lluil was fixed nt $10,000
fifth. The prisoners nre charged with '
Vlng forged the signnture of Mr.
tie. who died in his apartments nt 500 ’
Edison nvenuc. under strange t'il't‘llill-
noes, to a check for 3525.000. drnwu.
it the banking firm of Swmnuut St!
Sans.
The ehcclt was made payable lo}
‘1' Patrick.
. :6 Check was presented at the bunk
(ilcertlflcntion. und owing to on er--
he held up by the bunks employees.
nl'full‘y at the home of Mr. Riec by
elephone disclosed the fuel llllli Mr.
had died the day before the
as‘presented. '
Marsh. of Prof. \\'liittlmtis'.~< lub~
“try, telephoned (‘oroner Hurt to
that Prof. Wliltllinus's report on
gene. of the late Williunt Marsh itiee
completed and would be delivered
Cotillion llart todtty.
THEIR CATTLE Edison ED.
Rflldenteof Marlborough are Excrted
“and a Reward is Offered.
EAST HAMPTON. (‘onn.. tletobt r if?
i he residents of Marlborough. a vll-
e about two miles north of hrre, ure
‘ - Tiled over the persistent poi.
“5:33;,er some unknown person. of
‘e cattle in that vicinity. About ten
in ago the Selectmen offered it rewttrd
l‘ the apprehension of the offending
fly, but during the pint woelt the
lit that the rewnrtl bus luvn inert-us
{0‘200‘ Many fnrnu rs in this tll‘~
0 ct report losses from this cause
'TOWS LOST IN A STORM.
ANCOIYVICR, it. t'. ottnih-t :7 ,\
‘Itol‘mswbich ruin-d o\"-I' the northern
an of the (lulf ol' tieotuiu on Wed.
caddy night und 'l‘lturstlny. did lllvlltll
damage to steamers untl whnrn ~ l he
omox. which Ii:i~ urtived. Mont-h:
W9 that the Comet illltl llruut'txe. two
1'86 tugs. Inst both their tonrvoft'
Wer Point. seventy lllll'." from \ un-
vei‘. They bud thrre seows‘ nnd
.56 books of logs.
MR. PORTER'S CONDITION.
.(Speclul to the Sentinel]
POMFRE'I‘. October L'T 'l‘hrie .
critically no ('llllltitt‘ today in the eon
limo! John Addison i’orter, lie
I “sheen very comfortable slute yr.
ray, and seemed to be men brighter
y. The patient lH. ol‘ course. still
fined to his bed. There seems lit
Ill) firearm-tr. :tn lilllllt‘tlllllt'
use.
EN VOTERS IN GREENWICH.
- “(Spot-Jul to the Sentinel i
STAMFORD. ()t'tolwr '17 [Fourteen
pl’e women In the Hound llouclt
hoot District. \vere runtle voters In
Bénwlch todny. 'l‘bI-re nrt- now lhitv
Vernon who are voteru. nntl flrev
d the bnluuce of power in thin sniull
let. A uchool meeting it: to be
b13110“ 'l‘uondny.
w “arms:
v .MSCULETTS
CURE. FILE.
oi
ll . ‘ ‘ ldlrtordurn or money refunded.
o.-
Atmtlmmrlctt' ilnll.
.mxifl'l Ho. Norwnlk. t'omt. or
1.; of. II. pl) A Ittdlenl euro
ulr.
« amino I
u a. the
MM Not-walk. 1”
“L“...L. .- -7... “Wm. H..- .
in l. AililltlHl.
01“!“ the spelling "f P‘““‘"‘ 5 “"mG' Erie first preferred dipped a point on
y‘ ‘ n
he chemical analysis of the vital or.
i
pillsonlng has inert-used to snth un ex~l
t‘itv Southern preferred udvnuced :‘
point. but t'ltdilpes gt-nernlly were not
iniportnnt. lieulinus were t'niriwuet
'i‘.
\\'.\l.l. S'I‘ltldl‘l'l‘. ll n In.~ 'l'rutling
lwt‘llllll‘ very erratic. but ilurtuutlonk
were smnll. l‘rotit tuking kept the ucn~
ernl run of rnilrontls lower. but the
Kansas City Sonthernn. St. Louis Soutlr
westerns :tnd Alfons moved upwnrds.
l’ruusylvuuiu mude it good unin. but
nul‘nvornble September burnings lnri-
dent to the cool tuincrs‘ strike. In
Sugur and lit'ooltlyn 'I‘rnusit the move-
them was very feverish, and the lut-
ttr suffered in point loss from the open»
ling.
\\' \l.i. S'I‘Ri'ilil‘. elosinu —-’l‘hc'tlown—
_\\‘Ill'll drift of prircs t‘ollilllllt‘tl. rent-Ir
.ing it point in Missouri l‘neitie untl ll;-
lin .‘\lllt‘l‘l('llll Iloop 'l‘ltt' (let-lines ems-
'ed with llll' uppetlrunee of the blink
intuiement on llt't'filllll of the unexpected
luniu in their disclosed. but utter n
‘lrividl rullv the Innrltel turned down-
twurds nuniu. Sugar. llrooltlyn Transit.
itvlissonri Pacific and the iron und steel
istorlts \vere heaviest nnd fell below the
former low price. The (‘Iilt'ufzo 61' Al-
ions l't‘ilt‘llt'fl n point enelt. The closing
iwns moderatelv ilf'lth‘ illlil \vettk. nud
iuet declines rent-lied from i to 2 points
iin some of the netive stocks
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS
Reported over nrlvnle wire of E. A
:Itohme, commission broker. Swnrtz &
ii‘orbett's block. ‘~‘.outh Norwnik:
80"" ”I“? {MW l ‘1‘) Ale. Luger ileel'. ithiue \\‘ine. illlll Lt- ., --
9“” IL" "‘W " der. nl 12ft Witshln'lon street. 'I‘own s «
i :1” H" \(‘ii‘ 3"“ :i'i‘n :i';_ 7“} oi Norwnllt. My pint-(‘- of luminous is YOUR NObL !
' ”I 5‘ t‘ "'“r ii“ I“ ‘* 3i“ not lot-uteri within 200 feet in it direct -
.\m b‘ no... :32. 13M ”it" ”E the of :l (‘Ilul‘t'li Fltllllt'e or Public YOUR EYES?
‘ \I” T”" V" “h 5", i“ it.” School house. or the premIs‘es pt-rlnln- it‘s “a n"esi«ul‘\' to ill lh‘
t'\"‘”"‘”“ :‘i‘ 3“ i“‘ “3'” .3.“ in: lhereto. or :in_\‘ Post Ullit‘t'. l’ublit' ' _ H H ' I
i.\lt ltisnn. bid. 7 ~. It". Ill... rib. ”Mary m- cemetery. one no it is the other—glass-
l"“" i“ ”W” 7'7"“ 735'“ Iii" (“I iiuted at Norunilt. thin 20th day of ca a detriment to the Sight
lilon fit, 1". '55:“.- tfii‘c M '» 1333'4 o. tolwr, A. o. umn otherwise. Try us'. See it
t"”-""- ‘ " ‘lh.N‘l..‘\.-..\.;l)‘ . . .
it‘h‘“ “" ““'”- :‘L‘f' MM“ :‘L‘ 3:" \‘\'i\l.ltlllel| i‘llltltl'l'blgllll‘ll.“Z‘lt‘illll’liyilll‘lllll We dont do both “(q-“WHY!
l(:“‘_ “* ‘K'. Q ”if“ ”iii.“ 1:...“ ”ii" inxpnyel‘s. us defined by Inw. of the __...,. W“ _____.____.._w-
‘l i“ k 3‘ P" “"15 ““14 ”5"" ”ml" Town of .\'or\\nlk. hereby endorse the 80 Washington St.
“I” ”~ I- & I," lost. \ 1974',“ npplieitllon of the nbove uutneti ller-
“:"'l"""“ S“““- will :‘ml ““3 3H?" mun Id. illnltuo for such license.
“"" ”i ”m” ""_"‘| "“3 Dated at Norwnllt. this L’tith tiny of “—wwin '- ’ "1“"
'1‘” e" N”““~ 7“" 75'“ tit-toner. A. o, filth).
N‘" A” “1““ ' :‘TI' 37‘.“ 37‘” “ll/2 Theodore ll. (list-u. .Iohn Neuuebuu- '
“‘1“ (""1'“! . “7:“ “7'“ “7““ ”‘3‘“ er, ll. 1-]. llnnu. ltovnl \\', Atlantis. .l l.,
i\letropolitnn. Him: we men. on ,{ivhmdfi ' 0
iM “’ N T' ’3‘” ' " ‘ L'.‘ .‘Jl/‘i 1“”I I hereby certify tbnt the nbore nntu- ‘
"AU“?- l:“‘:““' " ‘i "‘1“ """3 f’l‘l" ed endorsert: tire electors and tuxpny- STAFFORD'S
1““ I "( ‘ A' "‘3' ‘3“ 1“" ern us defined by low. of the town of '
N. Y (I. & \\ . 225-; 213%; 2511‘... :2”; Norwulk. CARTER’S
t‘on, "“"W‘W' 21”"?- ui‘l’i’ 2" 2" llnted nt NtllWillli. lhlu ‘Jlllll tiny of
NOIIII l’ilt'llil‘, {III/g 573i. liliilp hill; (It‘llflu‘l‘, A. ll., llltll). SANFORD'S'
l’ili‘lllt' \luil. l.l'. -ll’.'.l p 5 .. 3| ..
il't-illiiiylvnlllil. mm. 1355.. 1347,. than. “3. =7 ”"R‘H‘Rl Bromifl‘qlsqlk. ARNOLD'S.
I’t-oplv‘s this ill ill
l'Illl & llt‘iltl.. ‘Iil'ft lfl‘t’. HUI. lithl '
I'. «a u. pl'tl.. mom new. 50% tut)... 5 Oc t
Hon linilnny. ii: iii
sun. lty not, 5.7 5.: must. {.7 C q .
Sou. I’tlt'iiit‘. ill“... Eliot. 36% 36W.
'l‘llii'tl :\\'l'. II" 110
'l‘t'llll. (L (Q l.. oil [rill/f; fih’ 5m
l'. S lmtllter ii 12'}. ii! l2 0 ma 0 8
ii. is. ittuuwr, 3.11.. 331/. 33 33 ' ,
linlon l’nt'iilt'. 03“.. 02%;. til?N 017.. .
l‘n. l'uc. piti. 70 7d 75”; .551. __________
\\':tli:tult old. In?“ 137k
BANK H'I‘A'I‘EMICN'I‘.
lleuervr-u, inorenne. 33.084.12u
l.ouutt. deeretnte. 4.404.000
Specie. lllt‘l‘t‘llilt." 2.270.500
l.t'i;lll tender. Int-venue, 44.2400
lit-poultu. rim-venue. Il.0rli.300
('lreulullou, llll'l't'lliw‘tn lilthtll
Munnuer l’nrnonu. of the Wnterbury
polo leutu. tutuonnt-tul totltty flint illp-
litlll. lnut yettt"n rnnhor in that time.
\vhultl nbt plny with Wutorbury the.
coming utinnou. lllrmou tlmtmntiu u unl~
nry of $7.0 per week. nine weeku of
which he wunln in ndvnnce. untl wuntu
u t-ontrttt-t ntullnu thut hln tutltu‘y will
no on whether or not the lonuue con-
tlttueu through the. mull-ton. All tin-no
demnutln Were rcftmctl by Munngcr l‘ill"
noun.
in unlinury terttm. tt “pinch" In for
from on unvnrylnu ttumtttty. A pinch
of pepper told u pinch tt‘ Halt ure too
widely different amount ii. A dth of
pepper in even leuu thnn n pinctt of
pepper. while. the. bitter should more
tutrc ttbout onc-lmlf tt unltnpoonful. ”A
pinch of null.“ on the other band.
nurture till the null one cttn take up be-
twcen llll four lingcrn and thumb. tutti
uvcritueu n lettupooufui. This word
pinch in not the only one. that nccdtt
lntcrprotntlott to the inexperienced
cook. Sometimea aim is brought, up
standing with the advice to add a "put
of butter." A put of butter in. general-
AMERICA’S GREATEST REFER-
'I‘heutre. SO.
Drug Store. Norwnlk. 5 days in advance
of curb performance.
illlllil’il’i [lllllilllll
f i‘hurnnrxmunn ,
Hov'r's "f’HEATRE.
Week Commencing
MONDAY. OCTOBER 22. 1900.
TOIRE ORGANIZATION,
ELM Tilil SPOONERS. first
and their big Comedy and Specialty 60.
Continuous Performances.
. No wnlts between acts.
Friday NightwA Wife’s Peril.
Saturday night—The Wages of Sin.
Matinee. Saturday-«Uncle Daniel.
EVENING PRICES. it), 20 and title.
MA'I‘lNEE. 10 and 20c.
Reserved Scuts on Stile at Iioyt'a
Theatre. So. Norwnlk. rind Wood's
Drug Store. Nor-walk. i3 dove in advance
of each performance.
Notwithstanding the. fact that thin
Is the most cxpcnuive repertoire com-
pany I have over linndlcd. there will be
no advance in prices.
1. M. ilOY'i‘.
L
HOYT'S THEATRE.
SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT 0]“
MR. THOMAS E. SHEA.
Three Nights and Saturday Matinee.
ton. Pf“ "“d E' P _A5""-"' Bethlehem. Commencing from Menu Low Water. ‘-\lllt.'ll is the
‘1‘“"flat?“‘11":2";fivf‘lli‘lyq‘lt‘l'LIV”‘32:: THURSDAY, NOVEMER 1. dutntn of surrtutndingn on the Count
“’5. e] ’e' :“me 1.. ’_' R" in .( , :C ‘ . . , ‘
about to bonrtl u tt'niu i’or Cincinnati. OPENING “linger GREAT tit-glob” :13.“ “:fll‘l’miac;lgl$140353:
in twu vul'tses which they curried were tettt- menu .36.. level Mornin ' “a”; on first
found hundreds of pnsses benring WITH III‘J‘J: NAVAL line afternoon “(195 ouict'ontl line ("H
unmen of rttllroud oilleiuls. all of HIS ' PLAY encli (my. '
\Vlllt'll are thought to be l’orgerleu. to- H Date. ll.’l‘. llt L T Ht
gtthrr with funny robber stumps and “The Man 0 Wars Man ‘35. 11.47%!“ 80ft. 533.3% 01ft
letters containing signatures from ' ' ' ' tl'i0p.m. __0'5"'
which they were tnndc. ". ' ‘ ’ '
A i'ot‘Lted‘simiuture of James (‘.. (‘itu- For “mun”: 0' omzngemont sec 28' iggiigl lgll gill”: wggll
sell. passenger ntzent ol’ the Norfolk newslmpers. 29. 2i2lnimi. 7.3“. 8'23n'm- 0-3ft‘
uud Western Ituilroutl. was iustruruent- 2:12pm. 7:5“: 9‘02““: .412“:
“I I“ Cil“5l'lfijlfl[fl_fl_‘_‘“‘ “"0 "“‘"~ ““059” ‘0' 2°“ 3° AND 5°" 30. 3.1i’tn.m. 7nd. 9.2]u.m. 0.4rt.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE. "WM” WM“- 3. i‘iiii‘li‘ iii? .3233}: 3'23
~1- - Any Seat: in the house. 25c ' '. ‘ ' ', ' ' " ' ' ‘
\\".\|.l. S’I‘llidld’i‘, 10:10 u. ur—r l’riees School Children, 10c 437nm. “IL ll.00p.m. 02“
Get Your Tickets Well in Advance.
lteserved South on Stilt! ttt lvloyt'n
Not-walk. und Wood's
FAIR!
At Music Hall. .
Tonight, Oct 25,
REOPENS
FOR BALANCE
OF WEEK
New Attractions Evcrv Night.
GRAND OPENING. "
Nine Parallel Coffee House!
Homer .\ Wtillttuu. I‘rnprielorn.
.7 Writer Street. South Norwnlk.
iil‘lllltl Ilpritlng h‘nlurdn) Noon
Free Hot l.unrb.
Spet'itti hlllblt‘ill l'rogruutntt noon and even.
lng l’roi. t Lus. Munrileld unti llil' l'llile
tinnrlctle. \‘lotlnHolou ere
To the llottrd of (‘ouuty t‘otntuissloners
tor l“tlll‘ilt'ltl t'ounty.
I llt‘l'f'li_\' apply for u license to S9“.
Spirlluous untl lntoxlrntlnn Liquors,
dinner table looks ontirciy complete
unions 9. titlilltl of fruit‘ occupies it.
prominent poultlon. (if conruc wo
ltttvc nil aeuuonnblc frultu for before
breakfast or ln-bctwecn-timcsy Per-
HilllllltlllH. l'inenpplen. Mttlngtt (thipo‘ai,
Seetllceu Lemon», etc.
G. GHIOTTO,
53 WALL STREET. NORWALK
‘Thc American manufacturer In”
loot no opportunity at tho world'u fnlr
ltt Paris. and in niftnhm'lt it: fur ln O‘K'
certs 0f uny other fornign nutlmt.
’f‘hern urt- crud Atncrlcttn exhibitors.
numbcrlm: ten litmut more than (ircnt
liritttltt. three tlmott more than (lor-
many. and four times more than flu-r
tile. ()ur cxltlbltu ctwcr nearly eight
ticrcn.
Elven utter n woman has reached a
Weight. of two hundred poundn. rt mun
ly speaking. an ounce of butter.
125...}... 3.1....)
evening. beginning Oct. 3]. at 9:30.
STATIONER and
THE BANQUETING BOARD ENGRAVER, .
lti tftou grttccd by the presence or
fair“ Wotucnwniwaytt by fruits. No NORWALK.
Wyn-W
Benet
Have been in use by U. S. Gov-
ernment for a number of
years. and by them pronounced
the best worliidg and strongest
cooking Rangle' ever made.
WM. PODMORE,
NORTH MAIN STREET,
SO. NORWALK.
9-—
TIDE TABLE FOR OCTOBER. "1900
I—Li
Computed for Wilton Point Dock,
From U. 8. Coast Survey Tables.
Tide table for October. 1900. comput-
ed for Wilson Point dock. from Unit-
ed States Count Survey tables. The
height in feet and tenths nre reckoned
Mr. Newell‘s classes will meet as fol-
Ariou llull. So. Norwnlk, class
for beginners. every Wednesday even-
ing ill i4 o‘eloelt. Advttueetl elnss. stunt-
Lot-kwood'n llail. Norwnlk. class for
misses illltl masters every it‘ridny ulter-
noon from 4 to ti o'clock. Those. who
u lull to learn to tluntre well. should regr
ister their nnntes at once. Respectful-
ly. \V. (llldlICII'I‘ NICWEI.I.. ‘35 Liberty
St. Bridgeport (‘irculurs sent upon
npplltznlion.
Under present conditions of the fire
insurance business throughout the
emtntry. lt behooves the assured to
look well to the financial condition of
insurance companies in which his
property is insured. Among the list
of insurance companies represented
by Taylor & Golden. will be found the
Liverpool & London & Globe, (the
largest insurance company in the
world.) the Royal. in Liverpool. Eng-
land, (the next largest and strongest
insurance company in the world.i the
old Hartford, (one of the strongest in-
surnnee companion in this country)
Also twenty other companies which
are the very best domg business in this
county and Europe.
HOMER 'B. HOYI‘,
VGRlIllIl’l‘ll OPTICIIII. -
llll. P.- IBEERS,
BOOK SELLER,
49 WALL ST"
rnnurrfonn tan-1.1.. this.
FRANK l}. VIN Still
Plumbing. Steam.
Hot Water and
GasFittino. ‘
TIN AND SUEZ 1'
IRON WORK.
can. ‘wwru mo
HAVILAND gram.
ctm please her by calling her tt. my of
punching. .
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The Leading Drthoo
. No. y 2 Gazette Building.
right. Our stock contains everything from a neck scarf to a jacket.
Ladies’ Winter Jackets.
Everything new and all the latest shapes and styles. Nothing like the assortment ever shown
before. Everything from a short Eaton Jacket to along Cloak. Come in and try them on and see
which is the most becoming.
m... lmm
do Store .
’1‘
3a“ Gnotivnu.$atuv dauflct. 20th;
Fine ‘ Furs.
The selling of Furs has always been a very important feature of our business. One reason for
our success in this line, is because we sell only the very- best. Our Furs are all made from choice,
selectedskins, and are made by one of the very best manufacturers, and we guarantee every piece we
sell. If any piece of Fur bought of us does not prove satisfactory, bring it back, and we will make it
i
TailoruMadc Suits.
Ladies‘ Tailor Made Suits made up in the latest styles of the newest materials.
Rainy Day Skirts, in double and single face cloth, the most popular garment of the season.
of
District
Court. October 24th. A. 1)., liltltl.
Norwnlk. 88.. i‘robnte
Estute of John l". A. llunkemcier.
lute of Norwnlk, in sultl district. (10'
reaped. .
Ordered. 'l‘hnt the. udministrntor ev
ltiblt liin ndminiutrntlon account to thin
eourt for ndinstutent. at the Probate
oillee in Norwnlk. on the 12th day of
November. iftou, nt 10 o'clock fore
noon; illltl tltnt nil persons interested
in said eutnte muv be notified
thereof. the :tdtninintrulor will
euune this order to be pub-
lished in n newspaper having it circn
lntlon in unit] District. and post it copy
tllerof on the sign-post in said Nor
wullt. nearest the place where the tie
reused Inst dwelt. at Iensl ten dnys be.
fore suid 12th tiny of November. liltltl
HENRY \V. lilEGORY.
0‘27 it .lnd'go.
' "Order“ to Settle. Account.
llistriet of Norwnlk. s: Probnte
("ourt. October 24th A. 1).. i900,
idsltttc of Henry Hunkemeier. lute oi
Norwnlk. in suld District. deeeused.
Ordered. That the ntiminlslrntor ex
bibit bin tidtnlnlstrtttlon account to this
court for ndjustmeul. of the Probate
office in Norwnlk. on the 12th tiny of
November. liltto, til it) o'clock. fort--
noon: und thnt nll persons interested
in Sfilfl estnte nutv be notified thereof
the administrator will cnnse this order
to be published in u nmvspuper having
it circulation in snitl District. and post
it copy thereof on the niunpout in until
Norwttlk. nearest the place where the
deceased lust dwelt. ill least ten days
before said l2th day of November
1900. HENRY W. lREGORY.
027 it Judge.
CITY "
Accordance
We. the undersigned. hereby give no-
tice to all persons and corporations li-
nble to pay taxes in tire city of South
Norwulk. that they are required by law
to deliver to the nusetumrc. or either 0|
them, on or before the flint day of 0c-
tober. 1900. n written or printed list.
dated. signed. and sworn to. of nil the
property owned by them on the first
Monday of October. 1900. linble to tax-
ntion. making a description of all real
estate. ouch purccl being separately tie.-
ccrlbcd; rind when reference can be
mnde to it. man on tile in the town
clerk‘s office. such rcferonco‘shuil be
sufficient dcacrlptlon.
N. B.~—l.tets may be returned to the
nannasora, at. the Council room. fluvl~
lttud street. South Norwnlk, from and
including October if). 1900. to and in-
cluding October 31kt. 1000, tmld otllcc
to be open from in to 12 o‘clock a. m..
and from 2 to 6 o'clock p. m.; on Sutur-
dnyu frotn 7 to it o‘clock in the evening,
putt on Wednesday. October (list, from
7 to 9 p. m. x
City that cannot ho received by tho
tinsncaoru after October Bilt.
Dated at the City of South Norwnlk.
Ionn., October 5. 1900.
FRANKLlN A. TOLLEB.
GEORGE L. OLIVER,
05-31 ABBGSHOI‘B.
MATCH RACE WON BY EAGER.
M
Race Between Enolllh and American
Home. 9ver Huret Club Cour-e.
LONDON. October Bfm'l‘ho match
race between L. Neumnnn'u English
horse Eagarrrldden by Mornington
Cnnno. Ind John A. Drake's American
horse Royal Flush. with h. item up.
which we- run todny over the Hurst
tom “WW-k
.4.‘
't'urt curb commune won by
l
rush.
Crockery and Housei‘urnishing Sale.
We will continue our special sale of Crockery and Housefurnishings. Many of the best things
left. All to be sold at twenty per cent. off from regular price.
TRISTRAM & HYATT, Norwalk, Conn.
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THE LEADING STORE FOR READY TO WEAR GOODS
FOR MEN. WOMEN, BOYS AND GIRLS.
WEST WASHINGTON STREET.
IT’S A PLEASURE
you receive the stone treatment.
To know that _\'on can be sure to have a New Suit, nu Overcoat.
or your wife :1 New Meets or t‘out. even if you haven't the ready
It's. a pleasure because you know when you come to our
store you are welcome. whether you are just looking. or buying,
'l‘lint new credit system of ours
is fine. isn't it? Come in. let us tell you about itagain.
()vereoat at $12 is one you must
see before you can appreciate its
value. We claim it is as hood if
not better than one forging bought
elsewhere.
BOYS' TWO-PIECE SUITS.
We have them in all sizes. price
front $f.5t) to $7.08. You need not
wait until you have saved enough
money to dress your young ones.
Buy the clothes now. before the
cold weather sets in.
OUR INTEREST IN FOUR LARGE STORES ”I
ENABLES US TO BUY IN LARGE QUAN-
TITIES AND THUS PLACING US IN TI‘IE ‘
FRONT RANK AMONG THE LARGEST BUY-
ERS OF NEW ENGLAND. 1 t
OVERCOATS. RAGLAN OVERCOATS. ‘
(lur Iilnek and llluc Denver .\ll wool (leortl Raglain. very
nicely tailored. strapped scams.
Itulinn lined. ;\ cracker-jack for
$12.98.
SMALL OVERCOATS AND
REEFERS.
\\‘e give you an opportunity to
dress your children nicely and
cheaply. We have everything in
that line that you may wish for,
and you need but little money to
procure the necessities for your
young ones.
OUR MILLINERY AND CLOAK DEPARTMENTS need
no introduction. You will find here more styles and more stock
than you can find in all the stores in the Twin Cities combined.
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