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Iary Lleat. as?“
Mr Charles
c Q t o. Ir.
Lies of Lesson
3 mutant“ in the Paroles. at Not-walk. Nov.
\ 2!. ma. Person-cilia: lorasyor theae letters
.-.::ease say tnoyaro advertised.
LAD“? LIST.
la. It's. Ileaeol totin-
be Nelly O‘Neil. Ilse
\lsrrsret I
a: a r‘ til-eon
[as J White.
lilo Al-
3”.
bl.» Brown"
Jnhu F. llunttu. 8. .
htv Jvrry t Manon. Ir.
\“rslurr, U. K It". ml Imt if. huh
u .nnmgtoa Post. Ir. Batons Prado . Henry Pier
”it. use. still-on. Ben). ‘E. Start. Asgury Taylor.
CHAS. onaernan. P. I.
' danomo 3
fun Starts at. Chroma. t“ l-‘lura's Oder.
".‘W is now ready for delivery. South
\‘ ru’al‘ti subscribers will receive theirs by
_ . 3.; at this once; Nor-walk subacrlbera.
r. at ti. ll. Rice‘s. l Msln street. Nor-
a . . and lltwayton and Five Lille River
donors. at A. Dibble‘s. Five Mile River.
Hunt: 3?th tutti Marts.
\ rwalk elects borough calcars not:
As)
ll
- _ ~ w... w...—
,\‘ rmlk can boast of the biggest hog in
r ..t1.~n ——fv‘d:r(£e.
~00.
1 Roman has received a patent for a
: irut’t {or furnncco
— «Wm.
- tiatant'inl squall. like a squall on the
y. .. mud to all who are carrying too
‘3
It; L. bill. .
A n". hunt the Lord responsible for all
v x "thriller. lie bssn‘t been dabbling in
.t-l .‘Ttll‘kl
, coy—~—
‘1 .z... '. Tableau: arid Dramatic ,0). ex.
; a . lull htllltfi in Norwalk. on Satur‘
.-.. a .. Monday evenings lest.
096~ .
l1. «.1. tuner Robin flood. is now tile
_ .r. r; a cargo of Sinnicksott & Co‘s.
E‘-.......:t coal. at the yard of J. ll. Ferris.
. 't Attorney Gidtlinga has returned to
« :livr- again. He came just in time. as
n " mysterious disappearance“ all
. t l up.
., 9.0 ,-___.
::.- Utiellll‘sfi "3 the country appears to
Wining. We notice several large corn-
-;, t which had shut down,hsvo cout-
"(l operations.
——-—-‘.-——<-
I» wiring something from the pen of our
. :- l triend. Steve B. lloyt. of New L‘a-
-. w. be repeats the western joke. and sends
~ .l pig—Gareth.
-~v « ooo 7—» -
< Elam has made a decided improvement
appeartncc of the front of his drug
~ by lotvvriug the show windows. thus
. . an; him to display to great advantage
" lUtl.‘.
‘ ll
‘
o..._*.—.—.
,\ waxng gentleman recently erected quite
. :zn.tllt)n."hlle reading to aclrcle of
2 v ; ladies a tan-tical elfuston “ ‘ ‘o a
it ..;;~.ful Bohr." by pronouncing t last
. ‘ ‘. :zt two syllable;
_ 4.»-
2 it Child?“ of “1' public “001 *0"
r mural with illuminated PhOWPh‘
, f m \‘.. Semite Volley. on Friday last, by
' mint-,0: Brooklyn. The pictureswere
-. :1 and the little folks enjoyed them
. .h
. -w. _..
\ t the time to overhaul your " dimi»
. ~;' and take account of your stock 0!
Pick out such as sre condemn-
e- . t‘ I: further service and give them to some
2 .. on... who will be glad to hove thorn.
' ’ l'f'xtlvrnture some of the women folks
'.\ , , m the heel they con" with them with
*- * Us ry pirate. . '
. w
.. .,3_
‘ — -~ 900—— _
frilwtvtng from the Springfield RI-
~«. wr;l apply to ,thil place; “\Vork.
. : uir‘lt w hose pay or hour: 0! labor have
-:: cal down are finding their rent a W
. v 1::f-trtnhle item of um, I“ 30'-
\I~r: “boo: earnings are N per eeol- l0.
: ..;; 13w)” Were a month ago ore looking “'
~. M} in reduce their expenses W’
Lg v. and we suggest to landlords'llohi'.
; -l :cusnll, snd wish to been “I... “N
‘~~;tric'y of reducing their rents. ill! Wil-
y. st least while short time sod abort wa-
. gin fashion. it wouldbeagooddoad
wf‘ do but. equally in the probabith that
y house owner: will find themselves res
"noted to that or nothing W m
:Qt'ni'
. —-——«o——-
gfilial you ever notice a hassle while pass-
l‘hplate glass window toasters! Per-
l“?- uut. But occupying“ we do a posi-
tmrsthsreaalted (lathesaeoadasory) we
invest: Idusirnilom MWG‘ M
blv movements. When alady reach.
Window she proceeds torolxbor wearing
‘M.Irst;a tuck nt set-maestro
“Warhol her bow. (which is now about
1..r:e {at long) stwltcb ata easlea the
kit of her (“and the! he who
; Anon at ens-clout Wind‘s-a.
“13'?“ srrivingnt than m fl!
monomer still-rains Mast! ad-
iA-I-ztz the contented the" window.
“out the necessity how that
"home traced Ml! thahalrph
"rm mend. It‘s really street“
“it‘ll the toilet-as iasbass m
W
W rousverssaawa-aawalahqfi
”Mu! arallreadeu. fiulfisn
““"t Duty match-a our. sneer
the: locality. sun-s“ estr—
“throat thadaarall who-fl is
' “1‘ with a Manny-hi “5.!
ion or thee-them“
The sun is now working about ten hour:
per day. but proposes a gradual reduction
of time for the neat four or five weeks. in
order to help the gas company and also the
dealers in kerosene and tallow candles.
——¢oe————-
An Oswe‘o paper says: “ Seventy-one
umbrellas were stolen from the Baptist
Church one rainy night last week." This
proves nothing save that Baptists dislike be-
ing “ sprinkled." a fact which all intelligent
persons knew before.
w~-~
Those in want of winter clothing have
now an unusual opportunity to secure it at
very low prices. Comatock Bros. otlbr cloth-
in; at prices that are really very low. The
goods are not old fashioned nor shop worn.
but stylish and msnufacturod tor this season.
”W“
The schooner Forsytbc. Capt. llobble. dis.
charged a full cargo of carrots for Roy-
mond Bu .lsst week. and another cargo
consigned to them has been rte-shipped and
IJld at Brooklyn. and still another cargo is
to be sent by the same tlrrn to Stsmford. Ct.
M
On Saturday evening last. four men on-
tered the store of Thomas A. Burns. at West
Stamtord. and while the proprietor was on
med in the bsclt part of tho atore.seuured
and made ofl‘ with about two worth of
boots and shoes. The thieves havu not
been arrested.
._.—”——-—-
Rev. M. P. Latvlor. assistant pastor ut St.
Mary‘s Catholic Church. delivered a very
interesting and eloquent sermon on the
Judgment Day. last Sunday. There was a
full nttondancc. and his . hearers seemed to
fully appreclata his appeals to repent ere it
was too late.
w» ~v~¢o9
Today. being appointed for thartsgivlng
and feasting. we shall clow our otllce to
allow of editors. jours and devil to comply
with the proclamation and devour the good
things that run the printer‘s larder. But
for these nnnual toasts. we know not how
we should dispose of our aupcrabundancr.
__._....————
Mr. E. Roder has taken the agency for
Gliuc‘s Patent Slate Routing Paint. an an
tlcle that is said to combine every quality of
durabiltty. and which can be furnished at
much lest‘cost than other paint. Full par-
ticulars can be obtained by addressing Mr.
ltoder. through the South Norwallt Post
Office.
_, w vooow—mfi
A bevy of blooming lance. duughtcrs of
several of our citizens. arrived in our city
from Mt. Holyohe Seminary. on Tuesday
evening, to spend the Thanksgiving week.
The climate. it not the study of that insti-
tution. seems to ho invigorating. if their
ruddy faces and rounded tones are good
evidence.
”6 ~ - --
Ladies have now an opportunity secure
font, at panic prices. without going to New
York. Mr. Foote the hattoron Washington
street. has the articles tn a variety of styles.
and an exnntirtatlon will prove that they
are of superior quality and cheap. lie also
has other srtlclcs or winter Welll‘ such us
for and seal cups. etc. Go and see them.
~——~—-.
W“
Some parties are amusing themselves on
Main Streea. by drawing twine across the
walk after ;darlt.aud tripping up the un~
wary. A little boy. on Monday tveniug.
was thrown down with such ;violencc as to
render him inaensible for some time. This
is cruel sport,and those engaged in it. if
apprehended. will meet with unplcssunt
consequences. The police are watching for
them.
own--
Tlte near approach of the holiday season
stimulates advertisers to address the public
more frequently through the press. and
those who pursue this plan secure the built
of the trade. Thus they compel those who
do not advertise to remain far in the roar.
The most sugacious and wooessful business
men are unanimous in the opinion that no
other legitimate investment pays so well as
advertielng. No better medium than Tn:
Sum-truth can be found thro‘ which to pro-
aent advertisements to the public.
W
One of our harbors. who thought to get a
joke on the colored cook, at Tucker‘s Depot
Restaurant. lately coafldentlslly informed
Tucker that he had better keep his eye on
her, as she bsd invited him to csll upon her
at night, after Tucker bod gone home. and
partake of wine and oysters. Tucker brought
her to task about it. Of course. being inno-
cent of any intention of doing anything of
the kind. she became indl‘nantfian‘d aster:
nngeanco against the harbor. e opt ou
ot the way for a day or two. but.beoomlng
bold. ventured upon the depot platform one
evening last week. when she discovered
bin. and “ went for him” llvaly.callln‘ him
allsortsof thingstooempbstlotorpnblloa-
.rlon. and demanding an apology trout bins
immedistely. which be bad so make. to the
great amusement o! the bystanders. .
W
displayed upon tables sad
an unwary ludlvldfll.
before he was aware
mm!
thewalhaad-sny
i amass-emu.)
mulll— “Ob—aw—good afternoon.
ladies: dollabttul wcatbsh after the tenth
blosturtn of yesterday."
Guam—“ Yes. it is splendid weather.
and I do hope it will continue such until st~
tor Thanksxlving. I want to attend church
Thanksgiving morning. and also the hop in
the evening. Don‘t you. Matter“
MartI.—“ Yes. I want to attend dlvltto
service in the morning. but my mind is spe-
cially set on going to the hop. But. Gertie
you was tolltug about chromos. when hit!
Smltlters was announced. 1 would really
like to hear more on the subject.“
Gnarrn—“ Well. latte. the chrome l rc-
fcr to la the one that the publishers of Tun
Snx'rtrttu. propose to give to every subscrib-
er to their paper; it is entitled “ Nora‘s 0ft
luring.“ it is the largest and tluost one I
ever know or being offered as a prise by
any newspaper publisher.“
Sutrnsno—Kwotnu indeed l Awe—permit
me to luturut you ladies. tbst—aw-l ttut
somewhat—aw—posted in this hwomo busi-
nm l subscribed fur a certain papsh. some
time ago. and was assured .thst—atv—l
would-aw—wecelvo a ltwouto ass prise.
but—aw—to the best of my rccolloctlon.l
have not heard from it since. 80 I would
advise you. ladies. to bo—sw—csroful about
paying your two dollahs to these Sumner.
fellahs. in the hope of—aw—gottinx a ltwo.
mo.“
Guurtu.—-“ Why. my dear )lr. Stulthers.
your tears in regard to “ Tun Sanrtrtttt. tel-
lows." are utterly groundless. for to my cer-
tain ltnttwletlsu the cbroutos have been to
colvsd at their other. and several slmdy
distributed among subscribers“
M.trts.-—“ Well. Gertie. I have decided to
call at the Butternut. olllce immediately.
and see this artistic novelty t and if it comes
up to your description I shall subscribe for
the paper and thus securoJlte chromu. 1
hope 1 shall see you at church. and also at
the hop. Good afternoon. all.“
Snt'rttttrttt—“ O. sw—llflss ltltttlc. shall I
have tho extwrme pltutaurc of-—-n\v——~osoor‘-
bug you to the—uswnStturtxn-t. other."
Marin—“Nu. I thank you. i will not put
you to that trouble. Call on me soon. (let-
tic. do.“ (Curtain tin-pat.)
”W--.“ n... v“... "a-“ .
$tttttlay finding.
The test of a tuun‘a hottestv is in the sur-
riflces be will make to preserve it.
Thu higher life begins for us when we rt-
trounce our own will to bow before rt divltto
law.
Pluto suys. tlod bus so frtttttutl ltls huts
tltut it is for the advantage of every one it)
observe them.
There are two things in which thu prints
of every country unltt\——in praying for us,
and in preylntr upon us.
The purest joy is unspeakable—tho most
impressive prayer is silttnt. and the most
solumn preacher at a funcrul la the silent
one whom: lips are cold.
No man can. for any considerable period.
wear one face to himself and another to the
multitude. without finally getting bowlltlor-
ed as to which may be true. '
Life is tutttlu up. not of grout sacrifices or
duties. bttt of little things in which smiles
and ltludnrssos. and small obligations. given
habitually. are what win and preserve the
heart. and secure comfort.
Such as the natures are. separately taken.
such will be the collective turn; an crowd
of pigmlrs can add themselves up lttto a
God; and sell-love of higher power.
Infinintc toil would spit enable you to
sweep away a mist; but. by ascendinga
little. you may look over it altogether. So
it is with our moral improvement. We
wrestle nomly with a vicious habit. which
would have no hold upon us it we ascend-
ed into a higher moral atmosphere.
The only way to meet anilctlon is to In“
through it solemnly. slowly. with humanity
and tslth. as the Israelites passed through
the sea. Then its very waves of misery
will divide. and becrttue to us a wall on the
right side and on the left. until the gulf nah
rows and narrows before our eyes. and we
laud safu on the opposite shore.
We go through life lllte a man with adark
lantern. throwing light only a few steps be.
fore; but since. little by little. all the miles
of mysterious darkness that stretch beyond
our sight will become the few steps before
us. the light. thank God! is enough for the
whole way.
The cane of religion is not to drive us
back upon ourselves in anxious self-criti-
cism, but to take us out of ourselves and
unite us to the Whole. in loving selfishne-
donntent. A man must Latte himself for
better or worse. and forget himself. it pos-
sible; so shall he soonest arrive at the bra-
side vision. ‘
God lancvorln shorty. ltuotuesof our
unbollat in Him thatwo aroaoapttoboln
a hurry. lie that bellevotb should not make
haste. It welookattbohlstoryot the
.assrlal world. or the intellectual world. or
the social worldaotblu is clearer than that
Godwasaevsrlaaburrymnd thatRo can
alsrd to wall.
What is the lost comer-hie la tree to
Mtbstlt wellsuplkltt Wang‘s
Mbhmunthanbhm
nemesis blsold. mouldy castotbahtt;
itebaagsstbseorrvatof blstbotubtstlt
whmmmfl
agree-Joan ls tbt most wonderful—ls no
rkbt efinldrmr to “mi I
' “harnesses-shin. lttt
‘babs assault
rot-*-
PRICES
0P
Bry floods,
nosrrttr,
AND
NOTIONS!
.t. l-'_. a. c. R.
BENNETT
llttve agttlu Reduced their prices us followa:
Bust Prints. 9 cents. Second. 8 cents.
lint 4—4 Shouting. Heaviest ut‘tlllllll and
Pine. 18 cents.
Bust Whlto Spool Cotton. 6 cunts. Color-
cd.4 cts..Slllt. 8. I and 7 cts.
lloll Unmhric. lt‘ tlztt. do. 8. Glutrhutus. 13
cents.
SDl‘Mtlld Black Alpaccus. 85. 80. 35 cts. etc.
Splendid Cul‘d Alpttcas. 85c. worth 65¢.
l‘ovltut llandherchlcfs. 4. ll. 8. l0.13.15cu
Cotton. “it" Hose. 5. 10. 13 out. etc.
Wool. "ll" Hose. 9. l‘.‘. :30 ctr“ ctr.
Ladlos‘ Hose. 9. 10. 18. us. 18 cle.. etc.
Children‘s Fancy Hose. 8. 18. 15. 80 etc.
Children‘s Round Cottths. 5. 10. 15 cts.
Splundld Bargains lu Diets Goods.
Great Bargains lu Ladiva‘. Gents‘ and
Children‘s Underwesr.
Also in Skirts. Shawls. Cotton Flannels,
We tl Flannel}. Plaldvd Flannelr.
Ticks. Table Linens. Towuln
A great drive in Waterproof Cloths.
PANIC PRICES.
Cardigan Jackets at Half
Price!
Cloths. Carelmerrl. Twerds. Oil Cloths.
Winter Gloves.
Kittens for Ladies.- Gents and Children.[
Lawn fut Ladies. utm- anrl Children.
PANIC
yard. at.
$8 ‘Vortls for $9 2!
it is with a great deal of pleasure that we ans
bounce in the patrons of Till! S ‘NTINBL that this
journal will begin its fourth volu under the most
favorable auspices. having the neurons of success.
bur-bur the past year its circulation has mostly itt~
creased. and its business in every branrh'bas been
lonely augmented. so that its proprietors can safely
suuouuoo that THE SENTINIL is now ot the
ttrrulyoatabllshed weekly norms of the ..
Although the circulation has .. ..
hasnutystrsscbutlthottnatbwd‘ ‘ ‘ '
to make it on inducement for old .
new their suhaerlptlons. as well as ,
to our list. we have math arrangement! .,
are enabled to "
GIVE EVERY SUBSCRIBER
T0 THE SENTINEL
THE SUPERB CHROMO,
IGWI'PLED
“Flur'a’t tram”
SIZE 15 1-2 x SI INCHES.
It
Without exception. the finest Chroma ever
offered as is premium in this country.
The aublect or the Chroma was painted by an
eminent artist. and no money or attention has been
spared in its perfection and completion. It is highly
lnlshed. in oil. in eighteen colors. and by an opera.
ttun peeullarto throne Lithography. the surfae,
prcaeets the exact oppoaranee of having been pain-
ted on canvas. It is pronounced hr the finest
artists and womb-ours to be or the p
est artistic mat-it. This exquisite totals tsx‘
inches. and proves a happy embodiment. of origi-
nality. perfect execution. distinct cracafulness of
outline. and depth of expremlon. All the perma-
nent brilliancy. central warmth. and retreating
shades. the nice variations sud combination or
colors. hitherto the aaolttstvs property or the each
cestoll palstlnxnare here reproduced so perfectly
but wants: say therots almost nothing by which
to make a distinction.
The picture roprosenlsa vase of tho choicest of
Structure (ms—a cluster or flowers-4M“: delicate.
some brilliant. all besutlrul. Morning plot-lea. with
pink. storm blue. and royal purple vases. all banded
with dark crimson. twine as [recently about the
basses if they were growing out of their native
earth; the “ lllly of the valley.“ with its tiny bolls:
the Wants. with flay-blue eyes: the pennies
and the roses. each tell their varied tales. and each
ts samehowllakstuo sweet old songs: brilliant as
undid rablaa. the pension lower speaks at life said
the tropics: the cells. snowovhlto and golddonxuod.
tells luster stories: while many another- bad and
bimeohnducloadaarc colored st the sun
rtsesndtbesanset. atske up the glorious wholvt
aaehleaf wrought out in perfect imitation of the
lords-prewar. each petal seaming lobe fresh pick
adandplaeadwlthdaintycareupon tbeeanvaa.
This Superb Chroma
lephyr Worsted and Rubles.
\,‘
Osalloarm. ea'vsrroatso ,, 5 « '
"MIHW.I::O‘“1&“:‘M‘R' Gt . H- -R_'L1.° Ea;
mandamus goods. Please call who-ruthenium» hm‘fii'
”Modulus ”canning”; rare-mums.-
MM“ . i: w dallvatelsoneewatkaabswlbelsne-
not; run LATE
SALES. .
A. .DIGKERMAN & SON’S. 1
Cotton and “'00! Flannel at 15 cts. a
A. Dickermqn «I: Son,
“’ASIIING'I‘ON STREET,
SOUTI! NORWALK.
House the Sale.
an Dwell! nos-ohm andoaerbsh‘ mot
. xrrtfirummmrenc
, ‘4 a der the whole well or water. etc. House
, . Is in repair. ooatdaa seven rooms. For
glut gentrtwl. mm... ..........
alto s P. Sfll‘ugaoa'léa i333.“ booth ““211"
I
Stx Dollar Chroma, . p... n...
For Two Dorian-n: 0 ‘ W” “Witflis‘i‘l’mm-‘°
NOT ICE.
Tu Tu era of the Town of Nurwsl
rm will». unpaid on my book thek Sill? g;
Novembordfi‘l‘l. three per cent. will be slides. A
word to the wise is stimulant. Gentlemen. ur taa~
ea must be paid. BUllll a TB.
Norwalk. Oct. ll. tars ms Collector.
Notice.
Dtstrlct of Norwalk. as. Probe Go .
s A. .. 1m. Balaton! Sanhrdcw.grb'ol§:.vl:?e$
“volt; "in“ “wow . m...
e . or o u str etc! N
bath limited and allowed l
mama; months the date
berm! for t c said
their claims for settlement. Thess‘fig l? “W:
reset“ their accou t ‘
will be do n a. properly atteattitll. vrl u said
recovery. A in-
dcbted to said estate arc nested to mag: unqu-
atuwtuont to “MARY A. $101333}
1 Execs :-
NOTICE.
N van DlfiTmc‘T CO ,
I for the Districtof mfiln‘élm United an"
in the matter-.0!
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