hubcenrccslvcdby the lccslwsather
hnrssnlrcmWsshlngtcn:
lleist Stern blends.
lmtoThelentiuelJ
him You}. Nov. ii-‘l‘hs following
Hoist storm
smears: and medium we
do. it would be ”watching it we
didn’t. Take unlock like ours that
is made up entirely of choice grades
and happy styles at lower prices than
women expect to find. lt‘ssncugh to
tears a person into buying No such
values were ever offered at theflg~
Thstvemlltbslsrgenotnberof
so streets 30
As the 91d Homestead is to New England.»
is “A Romance of Coca Hollow” to the South.
I ’5’. IOU. a“.
Muscat s. I
. signsl‘sfromAtlsutic City to Eastport.
Etorntcsntrnl at Lake Huron. moving
northeast; will cause high southeast
lantlc coast Wednesday or Wednesday
galesonllew England and Middle At~ ‘
Abridgeport. last night.
8. N«fill has taken several ex.
Whimore, of Cove street. to to
Mr. Blackburn’s housein First
, Elan llricson will spend several
week- In Chicago.
W...—
DELHIE FOREIGN IIESIDNS.
M Lsflst’ of headwaters cosmonaut
Hmm‘dlflm Men in Stamford.
Wanton meetingof the Woman’ 3
. mignMissionary Conference
7 Southwestern connecticut was held
theBtumford Baptist church yester-
Thsmorning session opened with a
dgybtiood servim.eonsisting of a hymn,
W reading. and prayer by Mrs.
3.0 Sherwood. of South Norwalk.
.0. L Rhoades welcomed the
, to Stamford. Mrs. E. w.
W, of Meridsn. responded. Re-
i'1rotn delegates concerning their
respective circles were encouraging.
"Thematterof furnishing a room in
thaliasscltin House, Newtown Center,
ii]... a home for young women study»
. log in the Newtown seminary, prepara-
' ' togoingto foreign mission fields.
taken hp, and it was voted that 0100
kaisodby the conference for that pur-
Mrs. Archibald Wheaten, of Mystic,
My of the State Women’ s Mission-
, Conference, spoke on “Enthusiasm."
She pointed out that nothing of any
. value is done without enthusiasm
. Among the thoughts suggested by her
were: Enthusiasm must be gained in
mksicnsry work by a study of the needs
, ofminion fields; get others that are not
interested into the work, and get them
interested; interest the young and thus
build for future success.
, The session concluded with a narra-
tion by Mrs. Boosted of a visit made by
. her to the McCall mission in Paris.
; At 12:80 p. m. areccss was taken for
- dinner. which was served by the ladies
I! the church in the church parlors.
devotional service. Miss Mattie Potter,
of New Haven. read an original paper
on" Why I am Interested in Missions,”
(rad M110. H. It Elwell, a returned
~ missionary from Burmah, delivered on
3m cup-I .. Wbssls. " "
church. South Not-walk, the poster will
on Sunday night. November 15.
“on, “The Schedule and the Sched-
has. Significant signalsf’ fourth ser—
Lanes. “A Two Dollar Job-A Two Mil-
; lb Whility?’ fifth sermon.
"washrooms"
' m Wthi lore Pay.
The town numbers petitioned the
m to have put in the call for the
Miners meeting a clause asking for
rinse-undies oi the vote fixing their
m at use, and making it 327.0
' ‘ .DllDAD IIIveII'.
“A. El. Parsons will preach in the
Day Bsints' church, next Sunday,
in“! “bigot. “The Dsmcnetistr
‘ . R‘M’" ’5
Woman, who fell and broke
. v
WNW Weenieblewlllbe
Mmtumrmoram
.. 'l‘hssdsirwillbeuudsr
' ifitd Jutdurludssvcr
the church ,
W. dammit.
counterclaim
s
night.
, or the Christian and Missionary Alliance
_ 1-4 to 344 per cent, the grunge . sugar,
loading. Business was fairly active,
The afternoon session opened with a
At the First Methodist Episcopal
begiusssries of five railroad sermons
First
,_ his Maker; "second semen. ”Gaining by
fielding Your Own;" third sermon,
Missionary Alliance.
(Special to The Sentinel.)
New Haves, Nov, ll—There was ‘a ,
largeattendancc, this morning, at the
mopenlng session of the state convention
in the Humphrey Street Congregational
church. The principal address of the
morning was by Rev. Dr. H. Wilson, of
New York.
Today in Wall Street.
(Spool l to The Sentinel.)
New Your, Wall street,~Nov. 11,1035
a.m.——Speonlution at the stock exchange
opened weak on lower cables from Lon-
don. The decline in prices ranged from
Chicago Gas and Louisville & Nashville,
-W "A...“mw ”E”...
A Notable Social Event.
(Special to the Sentinel.)
MIDDLETOWN, Nov. ll—Thc wedding
of Miss Mary E. French, of Durham, to
William T. Coe, of this city. last night,
was one of the principal social events of
the mouth. Mr. Coo is possessed of a
large fortune.
...._.__._._—.W———
A Clergyman Sent to Prison.
(Hpeclal to The Sentinel.)
Four Soon, Kansas, Nov. ll.—-Rev.
W. W. Johnson, bishop of the Fort
Scott district of the Independent A.
M. E. church. was convicted in a federal
court today and sent to the penitentiary
for making false pension affidavits.
Weather Forensic. -
(Special to Th9 Sentinel l
Wasnmoros, Nov. ll.—Forecast for
Connecticut: Rain; warmer tonight;
colder Thursday; southeasterly winds
high on the coast this afternoon and to
night, shifting to northwesterly Thurs-
day.
Paid Off In Gold
(Special to The Sentinel.)
SANDY Hoox, Conn., Nov. ll—The
three hundred employees of the rubber
shops here were paid off in gold last
night. The pay roll amounted to about
$10, 000. -, ‘ ._
MEASURED TELEPITOHE sEflViCE.
A New Departure by the Southern New England
Telephone Company.
Manager Morris, of the Norwalk Ex-
change of the Southern New England
Telephone company, has been authorimd
to quote the following rates for measured
telephone service. with the use of the
automatic two-slot box.
Where five subscribers so sitno
ated that they can all be put upon one
circuit can be obtained, local service will
be furnished them to the amount of 300
local communications each in one year
for $25 a your. the whole sum to be paid
in advance.
Six hundred local communications in
a year will be furnished on a single cir-
cuit for $50, to be paid in advance.
These rates are for stations within
one-half mile of the central onlce. Ono
dollar a year will be added to the party
circuit rate for each one-quarter mile
additional distance, and to Is your to the
single service rate for every quarter mile
additional distance.
regular long-distance instruments and
the five and ten cent boa. Communica-
tions willbe sold to subscribers in the
fonnof ‘tokensof also to operate both
the ten-cent slot and the live-cent slot,
or one only. as the subscriber may desire.
Additional local communications will be
different . sizes and grades. " One
specially flue lot. in all gray-—
I enough of it to call your particular
stations will be equipped with the.
urcswo are selling for this season.
and most folks know it; consequently
wears doing the jacket business of
the town. We the rule of reason.
"p-
Uncovered Down Pillows, in all the
l8 It l8, 45 cents.
20 x 20. 60 cents.
22 It 22. 75 cents.
24 x 24. ELOO.
26 x26. $l.25.
Then there's a lot of good Feather
Pillows. for $l.50 the Pair—the very
best for $3.98 a Pair. Another line,
half down and half feathers. covered
with the very best herringbone tick-
ing. at $5.06} Pair.
.—
A box of Soup, 3 cakes in a box.
for 4 cents. 'Don’t smile. it's so.
We’ve quite a little Picture Store
oi our own; at low prices. We think
attention to if—there's so many
places that you can hang ihem,so
many spots that they‘ll brighten. _
_——-
Cut Glass was never so cheap as
now. We've the biggest assortment.
and the finest one. anywhere about.
Wedding and complimentary gifts
can be chosen from our stock that
are not only useful but they're orna-
mental Qultea nice lot of Whlst
prizes.
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Tours
for
New Hair
on a
Clean Scalp.
HALE’S
GDIPDOID
QDIHIHE
At
Your
Drugglsts.
.. “mmml‘zi 33;” ‘° sold to the subscriber at to a hundred.
. W Trouble is “Megan's alley "
circuit court. has issued an order rs
Judge Bhlpmsn. in the United Stat es
straining Nathaniel A. Williamson 0 out
uslnr'Yellow XIII" features in Iris-II ow,
'aogau’sulsy." linemen-see and
at Braufcnl last night. me A
Game! New York. claim to hold
the copyright of the “Yellow? Kid"
WW
Funeral Director
and Embslnisr.
cs VII-autumn flee-o.
Io. linens-tit.
Winnie-tom
onenocoucsnr ‘
South Iorvvslh Baptist Church.
wousn's .assccurtos.
would, teamed. II,Iees.
MISS NINA ARDELE LEWIS. Dimetor V
W
H ovr's 'r H Barns.
Th rec niihis undwflaturdny Matinee. Com
Thursday, November lath.
“The KOdak”
Fun' rem start to finish Prices use. 25s. Ito
eon: matinee lo and routes“ parts olthe house.
Seats now on sale at Plaisted' e and l’inneo‘ s
30---PEOP L E---3O
New, Novel and Original.
Extravaganza High Class Vaude-
and'l‘omlineond.
W
HOVTI'S TH EATRE:
Special limited engagemrut of the Sterling
Supported by a company of file I lose uIllsts'
THE DEADON’ S
DAUGHTER.
Thrilling Climuxce. Songs and Duut‘ on.
Prices too, the. tile ls‘oIIis on sale at l’isisterl' I:
and Pluneo‘ 3 stores.
WM
D. W. RAYMOND.
floats at Wood‘s and
AT THI_
Under the auspices of the
. pr .
er" s noun o'cnocn.
W35 Denis.
meaning
I
The
. Noss
Jollity
* a (roazmef‘suuot .
I
inoswsts cons.
Fur Capes and Collarettes!
A PLEASED CUSTOMER Is the best advertisement any firm can have. The hundredsni capes which
have been bought of us and are being worn to the entire satisfaction of the weathers, and .
the great success which we hove enjoyed In this department In past seasdps,’h live
encouraged us to make extra efforts this season, and we are new 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.
Isrtin Gapss, AstrslIlIer Gaps: and Colin
ces are liable to advrance.
CLOTH DAPES AND JAG
\
‘ a
(
French coney Dupes, Algerian Seal Capes, Chins Seal (tapes, Electric Seal Capes, Australian
relies.
Our advice' Is to buy these goods early, as goods made up later in the season are always interim, and pri.
KETS
We are showing the newest things' In cloth capes and jackets, In ladics' misec.‘ .Iud childrens' .
TRISTRAM e H'YATT,Norwalk,connecticut.
Go.
In the Musical farce comedy.
BEST
VALUE!
ester 8.
Good things cheap, beautiful things ’
cheap. Tambour Sash Muslins. lO. NORWALK OPERA HOUSE-
,12; and W cents a yard. Beautiful F.W.Ml'l‘_CllELl:Munazer.
Silkine, 8 lo lZlc. yard. Scrim. One Night Only. B t},
8 to title. yard. Scotch Sash Mu: Saturday, flcvsmbsr “- ecause ey
lin, wuh border, 12; to ISG. yer . , Thocelebmwand m“
Bordered Fish Nets and Plain Fish M . s .
Net, l2.l_.c. yard. 36-in Spot Muslin, ans angar Th I
12; and l5c. yard. 36--in. Denims, g ogt
15 to 25 cents a yard. EXtravaganza Complete
Line of
Company!
Three
Entertainments in One!
ville and Operatic Comedy.
Prices. 75c. soc. use. Seats on as ‘euf “ood‘ s
A
In our opinion,
South Norwnlk.
Tuesday and Wednesday,
Nov. (7 and i8.
Miss
Lillian
Kennedy!
" Shoul
Grout musical comedy. Annie l’ixley a
We have put
where 82.49.
MAKE YOUR
“3,
etc.
"IMHO 8 TIIEI.
County Commissioners lotion!
The County Commissioners will help. Issa—
siou “wagon monCoumrilrrmmJ-lrut or-
esty. Nevernh- no from lots In.
or a porn one offsetting licenses
IT iy
dcr meat of the very best quality,
courteous patient employees,
disagree with any one ’s purse.
Prime Rib Roast,
Good Roast Beef,
Best Sirloin Stock,
Best Gut Round Steak, |0c
6 lbs Breakfast Bacon, for
Plate or Brisket of Beef for
STAR MARKET,32 Soflalu Street,cor.l'isviland
W
#9. L7
LOWEST
. . . PRICE!
THEY ARE ALL SMILES!
wear our easy fitting,
way. TRADE with us and you will FEEL
We have now in stock
WINTER CLOTHING
By trading with us you will always get the best with prices guaranteed.
FRANCIS 8: CO.
comfortable Clothing.
All our customers feel this
THE SAME!
Ever Shown
In
This City!
as wast-Illustrate s‘vnctr
South Norwalk.
GOOD flYMARKETZI
is one which furnishes and delivers on time, juicy ten-
that has a clean neat store,
and prices that will not
That's our
Idea of a good meat market, and we
run ours on that principle.
As an example, we ~
offer:
lie I lb Pot Roast, from 3 to Ice lb
“HYOMEI.”
Cures all throat and lung diseases, ca-
turrh, asthma, bronchitis,hny fever. and
consumption in its first stages yield to
this new treatment.
Hyomei cures by inhalation, medicat
ing the air you breath with an antisep-
tie that Is death to all diseases of the re-
spiratory organs.
Leave your drugs and nauseating med-
icines and tryH cmie. It will hel on.
'0‘: “ lell chm”! '2‘: “ Call or write {or book that tellg yyou
Mo " Forequsrter Lamb, 6e " mifmh spout lffl anid first the bgestlllmcfnfialg
u some ts,nc Ing t co 0'
I: “1:”: 1;“; d :1“' We :5 miiaonegol‘lmmfflaégrégtment free. y
“ c ‘ A s I or r e rs. . . w. estnut street,
d" 6 ” 50 can, South _Norwalk. Conn, General Agent
‘ 6.“, !h for Fattfleld County. 030 1111
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.
A full line In tri
crs, ostrich boas, steel, jewel and jet effects,
For this week we will make
purchased at our estnbl
Popular Goods sold at New York popular prices.
GOLDBERG
on sale a full line of trimmed turbans for 8x 89; else-
mmed and untrimmed hats, ribbons feathers, flow-
children' s capes and cloaks,
bows free of charge when ribbons are
ishment
NEW YORK
IILLIIERY PARLDRS
as Will “not.
OPP. NOIWALK
HOTEL
D. H. HARVEV'S
ct'rv nuruovasnrsr aonucv.
lrgdles and gentlemen (fies Irinawnrstmw class
be near oapacl
then veogenoyzs those lng positions.
either male or is mean secure employment
Wanted lmmedlatslyv‘l‘irst class nurse '1?“-
babe. good salary to experienced person: also
ilrstc- 'lllbfilltlliik (or rot-la
out will ltustion for capalflo boiler and
waiter. i rat at sea re lorenoess ”experienced
man for the shoe business.
70 North Main St, South Nos-walk. Ct.
LI NGOLN
Storage Warehouse
col
our one. page”.
the storage
Household Furnldm, Planes.”
cycles, hardware, Etc.
:i'l'lidi’iiil'b ooud'rf courtnominee'sat 7&1: rugf particulars launirssttha
_ . o as
WW pt”. m w" I " ‘1, qghtrdfspnotltpi'nngmm :32: Th: TAYLOfl § GOLDEN,
Shorty Sherwood. llattsrl i , ,1“ 1; . nature. and ourstock "Wm . . nmnmmxmm
0mm- II portion of E. tie-owners , . ' stolen direoils from nature
gmh corner 6:11 Wall and i”'fli'altsr 8:3 , ;' 200311330 dim 3“?QO sg‘rérlilg bloa- '1'
MAONKITIIOI: d1“. 0'!" _.'. 0" m '21 ammgzlm ‘1“) 0.8%” You c“. no .énzn
curves an w designs. e ,
‘ we w ow nine or ;.
WANT ANYTHING T , Mould 10:“th W '3 Prl ntww
Re need to Advertise 3: "if I M. rtistcwMWIMslm m n"
mmmhflomlk , . mementos-err. In“!
. ' . , . . “any“ . Decoration ,
mooning v m éfi W I It. ' At the “urinal
Unnt‘lrtdl. , slit-a “m “"m Whom
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