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abortion. “that righteous-
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George Robinson and
hunting in Weston,
got eleven rabbits and
B;Avmy,son of Fred Avery,
,inthosixth year of his
A.J.§mith ofllclatcd at the
1
We! John M. Hubbard, of
_ {10;va held this afternoon.
_ wavinSt. Mary’s cemetery.
‘ Pmphett, of Bridgeport, is
entertained by Miss Annie L,
Osborn stenue.
Roll. of New Haven. spent
with his family in VauZandt
‘ _, Lookwoodis making improve-
Epworth League meeting tonight
led by Miss Loretta Ainsworth.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.
McMahon Council, Catholic
nt Legion, will meet tomorrow.
Street Railway company’s new
cars will be put into service
Carrier John F. Henley, of the
poot—oflioe, is taking today off.
Garner Perry is substituting for
W s. Bonton, or 26 Elizabeth
I " spent Sunday with his grand-
Csptain and Mrs. J. B. Merrill,
m Island.
. members of the Salvation Army,
‘j We holding meetings nightly in the
final! Army Hall, Washington
bridge, have taken up their resi-
jt 11 Clay stmet.
Merino Conan, wife of John Cor-
nfBGrant street, died early this
, aged forty—two years. The
"will 'be held from St. Mary’s
, ,tcsnorrow morning.
Aisha Wolof was arrested near the
7‘ 13de freight yard, Saturday
yehergodwith'committing a breach
peace. This morning Judge Frost
W a fine of $8.50. which was paid.
M“ J. Bmil’derrilfil. of Tavern Is-
' and Joesph W. Bonton, of 26 Eliz-
street, have hauled their catboats
on Tavern Island.
The Honneoker building will be in
‘ in Brook street. today. The front
will be on Lewis street, and a
will be under the’ main build-
“ attire Brook street side.
‘ George 8. Bell is driving
" fwthenew propeller dock at Nor-
r mm William Sheldon is
. a’new retaining wall. The
mi. of Chestnut um. drove
‘ this morning, when his
was not injured to any extent.
fdsovehcmeins wagon pro
Gregory’s livery stable.
1“ Jfirst Baptist church lecture
W. the Opportunity Circle
‘ ‘iflmosisooiable and enter-
Abont fifty are included in
in
at "Two forty on the
ohmthis property in VanZandt p
enanchess.‘ out in their winter
of "Living Illustrations
“Pictures." floater lining
Iauuoughtteget amnesty south»
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"a mmammmrm
when of
The Diwali; also": one..." in
hassfotoeoi about a «loser: men and
three carts encased in clearing up lisin
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Preparing For the Convention.
(Special to The Sentinel.)
New Lennon, Nov. 9—Preparations
for the state convention of the Young
People’s Society of Christian Endeavor,
whiohis to open here tomorrow. are
about completed. The armory, in which
the sessions are to be held; has been
untimely decorated with flags and
bunting, and appropriate inscriptions
have been wrought inflowcre about the
halll The First Baptist church, which
is to be the headquarters of the recep—
tion committee. has also been decorated.
Many of the delegates are expected to
come to the city this afternoon. The at-
tendance is expected to‘be from 2,000 to
3,000 delegates.
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Running Time Reduced.
(Special to The Beulfnell l
Nonwxcu, Nov. Q—The employees of
the Richmond Stove company were in-
formed this morning. that, beginning
this week, the foundry. would run only
three days a week. No reason is given
for the change. 2
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Frenchmen to Build a Church.
{Special to The Sentinel.)
Tonnuvmox, Nov. 9.-—There is a move—
ment on foot along the local French col-
ony to build a church here. There are
forty families of this nationality in town,
most of them adherents of the Presbyter
ian church.
A Woman Nunp
Around the neck of her husband and
begged and implored him to go imediat-
ly and reserve seats for the pretty and
young subrette. Lillian Kennedy, in
”The Deacon's Daughter.” Few ac-
tresses at her age are endowed with
such transcendent talent. In the
whole range of the drama she shines
resplendent, exciting tears or laughter
at will, and with an ease and absence
of effort that disarms criticism. She
singsa ballad or comic song, dances a
graceful skirt dance or break-down, and
all she does is imbued with the spirit of
an innate artist, a thorough musician.
Endowed with youth and uncommon
beauty, she seems destined at no dis-
tant day to reach the very pinnacle of
dramatic eminence.
caisson".
Warren Clark left here today to join
his father, Frank F. Clarke, who is in
Massachusetts on a hunting trip.
Miss Carrie Gregory. of Norwalk,
spent Sunday with Mrs. E. S. Taylor.
main-rows Ntratcgesn.
While Bismarck was living at Frankfort,
early in his comer, he was one day st is
public tnblewith a friend, when two young
Indies who not (lpxmite began talking to
each other in the lettlsh language. From
their manner it was evident to Bismarck
that they were talking about him.
it happened that ho had once made a
visit to (Jourlnud, one of the Baltic prov-
lnces, and had picked up so few Lottlsh
phrases. When the Indies had talked and
laughed for some time, he whispered to his
companion:
“The moment I say something to you In
an unintelligible tongue take a key from
your pocket and hand it to me. ”
The young Indies kept on. and suddenly
Bismarck sold in on unconcerned tone to
his friend: .
“Dohd men to nziek. "
The second man at once produced a key.
The young ladies from Com-land looked at
their oppmltc neighbors, then at each oth-
er, nnd, blushing violently, rose and left
the room—Youth's Companion.
Understood It But.
She hnd bought some bride-bran, and
Aer husband was inspecting her purchases.
()ne of them was a smallAsintlo ldoihrlth
an especially grotesque figure and an ex-
c-eptlunnlly hideous leer.
“is that your Idea of beauty?" he said.
“There’s no doubt at all that it is very
artistic." she wanted, with a little in.
dignntlon. ,
“Well. If that‘s what you oomlder et-
trsctlve, i can at last understand how you
came to want me to wear the necktie you
gave me on my birthday."-—-Washington
Star.
The board is a good weather indicator.
When it is dry and crisp. the weather will
be fair. When it becomes limp, the nit is
full of moisture and rein is probable.
WW
lhiwerd Viol Buglemiwas shamans,
cements! blow-ens! simmer; also
mmmsm Brnsetloftlothaenl
Robertcffrsnee.
Amines-«i thinkyotilndm
or. Youkuowyonboth like“! some
people. WYmaadvhstisheh
on, we hate the sunsptopie. Just
'n'sj ,
nor AT ALL ,
aerosol-nun ,
dominance and Skirts that we
do. finial” be astonishing if he
didn't. Take saloon like ours that
is madcap onllrelyof choice grades
and happy styles at lower prices than
women . expect to flnd. It’s enough to
lease a person into buying, No such
values were ever offered at lheflg-
urea we are selling for this season.
and most folks Imow if; consequently
we are dolngthe jacket business of
i
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different sizes and grades. One
specially fine lot, in all‘gray—
Pillows. for Si .50 the Pair—Jhe very
best for $3.98 a Pair.
half down and half feathers, covered
with the very best herringbone tick-
ing. at $5.00} Pair.
for 4 cents.
of our own, at low prices.
enough of life call your particular
attention to it—there's so many
places that you can hang them, so
many spots that they'll brighten.
cheap. Tambour Sash Musllns, l0,
8 to 12p; yard. Scotch Sash Mus-
lin. with border. 12;- to I5c. yard.
Bordered Fish Nets and Plain Fish -
nun-—
Thslwossll the large number of
it's the rule of reason.-
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Uncovered Down Pillows, In all the
he town. .
18 x 18. 45 cents,
20 x 20. 60 cents.
22 st 22. 75 cents.
24 x 24. $1.00.
26 x 26. $l.25. '
Then there's a lot of good Feather
Another line,
Abox of Soap. 3 cakes in abox,
Don't smile. it's so.
We’ve quite a little Picture Store
We think
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Good things cheap. beautiful things
12.} and. [7 cenls a yard. 88 ullful
Sllklne, 8 to lZlc. yard. 5 rim.
Net. 12);. yard. 36-ln Spot Muslin.
12;, and l5c. yard. 36v-ln. Denims,
15 to 25 cents a yard. '
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Cut Glass was never so cheap as
now. We've the biggest assortment.
and the finest one. anywhere about.
Wedding and complimentary gifts
can bechosen from our stock that
are not only useful but they're orna-
mental Quite a nice lot of Whlsl
prizes.
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masses “loo. . ts now on sale at
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Hov'rjs TH earns.-
OnenghtOnly.
Monday, November 9
James J. Corbett
A NAVAL CADET.
. Direction Wm. A. Brady.
("MI
Seats on Sale at Pleistcd's and Pinneo‘s
Stores.
ensue counter!
The n... York
Male Quartet.
M188 ANNLBED ,NASH. Solo Soprano.
MISS NELLIE NICHOLS. Reader.
THE CHURCH .GflfliR. Full Chorus.
Mil. THOMAS E. PERKINS. Organist
and Director.
South Normlk Congregational
hutch,
russusv EVENING, '0
- - - - - - NOVEMBER '
.‘I'ICKBZ'I‘B. 50 Efl'l's. For sale at '
Plalsted's and floods Children
udmitt . half price.
s‘r'l‘his will he one of ihe few fl rot-class enter—
tainments of the season. Tickets should
he soon: ed at ( nee.
idiomatmnposa.
F. W. MITCHELL».... .......hfauo¢er.
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
Wednesday, Nov. Ilth
The Big Southern Scenic Production
A Romance of Coon
Hollow!
A Beautiful Love Story of the South! L3: iqoo
Electrical Eflects! Tho (Brent steamboat
linen! A'l‘roupolColormlBuck rind Wing
Dancers! A Plantation Bra 5 Band mnllo
Superb Acting Company (1
30 P E 0 PL E ‘ 30
As the Old Ilomesleud is to New England. so
is "A Romance of ('oon Hollow" lo the South.
Prices 75‘. one. 350. Hoots at Wood's and
Tomllnson’s. i
n 'ml:
South Norwslk Baptist Church.
Under the auspices of the
WOMAN'S ASSOCIATION.
ON
Wednesday Eve..Nov. lull“.
er 3 menu chums.
MISS NINA ABDELE LEWIS, Director
Admission 36 Cents.
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HOVT'S THEATRE.
Th m nlshle and aetunlav Holineomom
mencins
A PLEASED CUSTOM ER is the best advertisement any firm can have. The hundreds‘offcspcs which
Our advice is to buy. these goods early,
2 size": BUILDINO,NORVIALN.CONN. ~
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have been bought of us and are being worn to the entire satisfaction of the wearers, and
the great success which we hove enjOyed in this departmentin past seasons, have
encouraged us to make extra efforts this season, and we are now prepared
to show a much larger line and finer goods than ever before in the
different kinds of furs, made up in the very latest styles.
"h":
French Conny Capes, Algerian Seal Capes, China Seal Capes, Electric Seal Capes, Australian
Martin Capes. Astrskhan Caps: and Collarettes.
as goods made up later in the season are always inferior, and pri-
ces are liable to advmce.
CLOTH CAPES AND JACKETS.
We are showing the newest things in cloth capes and jackets, in ladles’ misse.‘ sn-l childrcnts’.
TRISTRAM a. HYATT,Norwalk,Connecticut.
LOWEST '
. . . PRICE!
BEST...
. . . VALUE-l
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THEY ARE ALL SMILES!
Because they wear our easy fitting, comfortable Clothing. All our customers feel this
way. TRADE with us and you will FEEL THE SAME!
We have now in stock
WINTER CLOTHING -::.:x:;::::"
By trading with us you will always get the best with prices guaranteed.
FRANCIS 8: CO:
A 9600 MAfiKETf‘
In our opinion, is one which furnishes and delivers on time, juicy ten-
der meat of the very best quality, that has a clean neat store,
courteous patient employees, and prices that will not
disagree with any oue's purse. That’s our
idea of a good meat market, and we
run ours on that principle.
As an example, we
offer:
Zc a lb Pot Roast,
no WASHINGTON STREET
South Norwolk.
“HYOMEI.”
(lures all throat and lung diseases, cu-
tarrh, asthma, bronchitis.hay fever. and
consumption in its first stages yield to
this new treatment.
_ Hyomei cures by inhalation. medicat-
ing t o (112‘ you breath with an untisep~
tie that is death to all diseases of the re-
spiratory organs.
Leave your drugs and nauseating med-
Prlme Rib Roast, from 3 to Inc lb
Bood Roast Beef, lilo " lamb chops, lac " ”‘Sfil‘lfiflfifgffibfi‘tfil $113 you.
a.“ Sirloin 5tggk’ “c “ [unqugrtgr Limb, co “ more about it, and read the tcsliuionilitl):
Best Cut Bound Steak. IOc “ Rump Corned Beef. lac “ mfngfifgfi‘fifmgfifimgtfigf $59530:
“ " Shoulder " Bo “ s lbs Salt Pork for lie 7 Mrs. H. A. Crow. 30 Chestnut sober.
0 lbs Breakfast Bacon, for 50 cents :90“? “Wills Conn, General Agent
Plate or Brisket of Beef for 3 cents lb 0' “We” LOWS“ o no lm
O. N. NANVIV'S
ci'rv toss-Levant? aotucv.
-n..mem,
m and 3 demo desilrinfi first close
trippinanroo tyre“ o a. on e at
t on elven-genera sol osewi lugmiilons.
either male or female. can mm employment
Wants-«i immediately-“First classroom for
balm. owl salary to exmrienml xenon: also
om .- mm mmk for "SPAIAIINIHL
Wnnimlusltuotion for would» bulls and
stellar. llretvlnas rel reboots soespe encod
man for the sine bus nose.
70 North liaiu Elm, booth Norwaik. Ct.
STAR MARKET, -__
GOLDBERG’S .
NEW YORK MILLINERY PARLORS.
We do our business without displaying any signs. Why? Because
we carry full and complete lines of all the Parisian styles.
We have put on sale a full line of trimmed turbans for O: 89; else-
where 02.49.
A full line in trimmed and unlrimmed hats,
32 So.leln Street,cor.lievllend
ribbons feathers, flow-
Thursday, IOVOIl‘leI‘ IZtiI. ere, ostrich boas, steel, jewel and jet effects, children's capes and cloaks, m..- _ .
Yours Th . etc. LINCOLN
for 0 For: this week we will make boars free of charge when ribbons are 5
pure use at our cats lishmem.
ilfim' "055 Popular Goods sold at New York pepular prices. ’ tarag: “w.r‘h°uso
Clean 30‘“). l' W ,1 m I": ll ”:13: VBNIIOO‘BR
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QUINN! lo the Musical farce comedy. milieu-license inquire at the
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