'7 1' . mist» belie! in; m... new»... ,
‘ superintendent Plait Cm.
~ The Wurolidnfed railroad has reduced
the number of it’s freight brakenieu .on
M the 301% division. The bmkemtn
.. In; fight! mags hexagrgenireiirorerin the new rule,
0 ' ,, 0P , ~ on veempoyhdAttorneyJ.P.Good~
, . " ‘ ’ 1W on ”m” hart, of New Haven. tourist them.
‘ Under the former rule there were
about thirty cars in u regular freight
train. witbrnve brokering to u train.
The railroad company recently doubl-
ed the length of its freight trains. They
now consist of between fifty and sixty
cars. and at the same time reduced the
number of brakemen, taking oi! one
bru'kemen from each train.
The brukemen will hold a meeting
this week at which Attorney Goodhsrt's
opinion regarding the state law regulat-
ing‘ the number of brukomen on freight
trains will be read. If the company's
action infringes the law, suit will be
brought
At General Superintendent Plutt‘s
ofllce a reporter was told yesterdu that
a reduction in the number of braEexneu
was due to the fact that freight trains
on the New York division have been
equipped with air brakes. These brakes
give engineers would, of their trains
and a less number of brakemeu is re
quired. ,.-.-.~. ;
BRANCHVILLE.
». mb. see: three
ti! ammonium».
”Wmsweehtohewd.
msmuwmmum.
. (”WetheBeuflndoche.
ll“ “ofsny'nm you will contend
mun. sending or brlnxlnc it
_ [30: for the convenience of those
toiesve items of news or other mat-
fottnd _It the entrnuu to The Senti-
.. ouflwiildineiiceses be ed-
” .1
THE W0 murmur.
,. South Norwnlk. Conn.
widerablyfihan the Combined
4' of the other Three Local Dail-
Dress Room is always open to
York Herald Weather Forecast.
”that today promises to be partly
I‘m cloudy and chilly. probably followed
”light rise of temperature and by light
minor snow in the afternoon . rtonluht T ..
WV“ promises to be generally cloudy.
. hill? with mm or snow and p05 ibiy (lull-
' winds on the coasts.
Mrs. Glen Slocum, of Michigan. is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
Godfrey. ‘ ’
David Mend is working in the ore
mill.
0. K. Scofleld and family were enter-
tained. Tuesday, by their sister, Mrs. C.
B. Morehousc.
The Rev. U. 0. Mohr baptized the
children of Mr. and Mrs. 0. Brush, at
their home, Wednesduy evening.
Miss Katie Williams spent Thursday
fl Thnrmometor Record
WHMPSI: point. of the thermometer for
”twenty-fun hours endin‘f at noon to lay
‘ so defieeeabove zero: lowest. to degrees
'nnunrr \Iunnnne nu little-whim
“3%,. 32:"??? I my}??? “5330““ afternoon with Miss Flora Boutun, of
m. ' . '-...—:=- Georgetown.
Mrs. J. H. Williams entertained at
her home, Tuesday. Mrs. G. N. Webb
and Mrs. Jere Rosco.
Miss Edyth Furst‘ner, of New York
city, is visiting or. Miss E. Mond’s.
Mr. and Mrs. J W. Mead, of Nor-
wnlk, spent Sunday in Branchvillo.
FDR MODERN SUNDAY LAW.
Russell T. Hall, the Greenwich Relormer,
Takes the Lead.
At ‘the Congregational State confer
ence in Winsted, Rev. Russell T. Bull,
‘1). 1)., of Greenwich, submitted the fol-
laying resolutions for a workable Sun-
'dpy law to be drafted by n committee of
ya and proposed to the Legislature,
which was adopted: _
’ “Resolved, That a committee of five
bothers be appointed at this session of
a conference whose duty shall be to
propnre a draft of a Sunday law, amend-
ed» as to conform more accurately and
more definitely to existing public opiu-
‘ion, and also to comprise suitable
‘ onus of enforcement, and to urge the
doption of some such draft of law at
be approaching sessson of the Legisla-
tore
Bucklln’s Arnie: Salve
The best salve in the World for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rhoum, fever
sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblnins,
cows, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
tively cures piles, or no pay required.
It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
tion or money refunded. Price 25 cents
per box. E. P. Weed and G. C. Stinsou.
WILTON.
Yesterday afternoon the chapel of the
Congregational church was filled with n
. largo audience who listened to a talk by
"3950"“! "That “ committee 0f rive Mrs Charles W. MncCord. of Bridge?
‘33 appointed to prepare a draft Of an 1 port, 0'! “Modern English Fiction."
mended Sunday ““V- WhiCh shall state i The. proceeds were for the benefit of the
195:1! “‘1 fairly 03551181)me opinion ‘ Wilton Library association. and u very
on this subject and shall also he enforce- n‘co sum was realized.
nble, end to ask the enactment of some w...w.-....___,.
,mh law by the Legislature.” Stands at the Head. _
1 Aug. J. Bone], the leading druggist of
‘ Shreveport. Lit., suys: "Dr. King‘s Now
Discover is the only-thing thnt cures
my mum] it is the bot-t seller I
huvc.” J. ”Campbell. nwrcbunt of
Sall‘urd, All'l... 'ritus: "Dr. King's New
Ducmcry' ul‘ thntis claimed for it;
it never in , and is a sure cure for con.
sumptlon, coughs and colds. 1 cannot
say enough for its merits." Dr: King's
New Discovery for consumption,‘i-ouulls
and colds is not. it cxpcrinwnt. It has
new tricd for nquurtcr of u ccnlury,und
roduy stunds at tin-head. It never (its-
uppoinrs. Free trial bottles ut R. H.
'lnisted‘s drug store, South Norwalk.
New Canaan's License Contest.
Former saloon-keepers in New Canaan
Willcoutest before the Superior (hurt
the vote of that town on the lircuse
ueetion. At the lust town election them
No license was declared carried by (inc
'mnjority, but the liquor men claim the
vote should have been declared it tic.
[They allege that one no-licensc ballot.
was placed in a drug store cnvclopo,
which was then sealed and placed in tho
official envelope and deposited in the
blunt-box. The liquor incn claimed;
{this was a marked ballot within tho
"meaning of the law and should have
been rejected, but the moderator nllowcd
*ittobeconuted. Whether, their claim
grihnllowed or not, it shows the impor-
f’ tense of one vote.
l
WEST NDRWALK.
Mrs Norris gave an entertainment in
who Union clmpol. Wednesday evening.
which was highly appreciated by hcr
nudicncc. The ladies thunk ull kind
friends for coming out and helping
them in their mission work.
tombs of the Beschslde Inn Burglary.
,: ‘ It is now thought probable that tho .
burglar who were so cleverly caught by 1 Electric Bitters.
a” NOW York authorities an, thg gume ' ElUCtl'lO Bitters is flhlllelllCan fillltfll
‘ . . . l for any season. but per ups more noncr-
We who burglarized the Bench HM” Inn ' ully needed when tho lnnpruid, cxlmust-
”it Green anfinfflw "10'1““ “ll“ A N] fooling provuils, when the liver is
“It “We! found on mic-of the gang which ! mrpid and sluggish und the need of u
Muted the description of the cup tonic nnd ultomtivcils felt.f A promptll
, ' . . , uscci’ this nwdicino ms 0 ton uvcrtct
1"” by one or the burglars who “HM . lung and porliups futol bilious fcvors
Minn “39 night OH“? 0“"19- ,No medicine will act. more surcly in
“w-.-“nnm-..” , - , in counter-wring and freeing: ill? system
‘ . gfroni nmlurinl poison. l-iomimwc. indi-
HM “.3339 can” to Dr. ”and ‘lucstion, constipation, dizziness yield to
c .
. ’ l‘llcctric Bit-tors. Fifty cunts and till per
wAwany'mgl’glél» 45213fifli§ili3 ! bottle at R. 11. Pluistcd's drug store.
‘ M'séon hand (lmup Modir-inc'. . . -
00110 Cure or Ill children and find I ‘ Terrible Operstl‘on.
”1 to equal t cm. ’l‘hcy “Wk Ono of the most p'iinful uud duugcr-
music. I Would not be Without , ‘
. “my mugs, The littlo ones love ous operations known to sut‘gcry is that
:whoaCugt ulillitllfléur El}: rcsortodlto for tho romovul of cunccr or
v ' l m 1 - utumnr: ticsedisl-usosum becomingmoro
jaunt!" 2! WM ”men A" nil {undnlore prevalent cvcry your and bus.
, f “L“; J .. lpitul-i tire called upon to receive incrcus.
, > lug numbers of those who must Mthmit
“RM 1,000,000 ”WWW.” '. to tho opcruiion for the rcmovnl of can-
' film :79“ ending September 3"» lccr. Medical science llllll never been
0009mm“! were carried by ”l“ ‘ Mill? to furnish a remedy for those dis-
_ ‘ Tramway GWPMIY‘ Th9 Ermijonsos. but it as ems that it into remedy
‘7' *9"! “0.13932; npcmlil’i‘.’ "3",hts been found in Ypsilanti lip-vomit. u
'WJWM: 39‘ WWWRD $17t‘jnnluml mlncrnl \vnts-r For i‘onrtmn
,ycnrs this water hm born thoroughly
ltestwi in hundreds of crises, nnd no cure
" ti L ‘ m. ‘hns our been found when» there has
. . - ‘ . ' 1 ‘ ) 1 1 .
little a list oi lore" romulnivu on. ,
armor-rank ending Nov. 71, Mike mummy hope of life left that this miter
.. olives. Patrols calling for them would notourc. ’l‘lm Ypsilanti Htmciflo
3' "“37 “'3 “""W'Nhli 1(lo , of 104 Broad St. Boston, will for-
..\.
'4‘ ”L ‘ If you‘SVishlyofir Linen White its SHOW ‘ ‘k‘
" Sunlight Soap
’ will make it so“. ‘5 H .‘
Wmmmmwmnrau ' V
.3 , ‘1 h“
f .’
the belt a mm adjustment at the waist.
A standing collar. edged with lace, flu-
tubes the neck. The gigot sleeves are of
fashionable fullness at the top and fit the
arm closely from elbow to wriét.
The circular skirt fits smoothly at the
top in front and on the sides. flaring fash-
ionably at the foot, where it is trimmed
to match the waist. The placket is fin-
ished at the‘ top of the centre back seam.
gathers adjusting the fullness on each
sido of the clothing. ‘ The top is com-
pleted with a straight belt. Plain, mix-
ed. plaid and figured woolous, such as
cheviot, alpaca, camel's hair. canvas,
tweed autism-go can be plainly complet-
ed or trimmed with braid, gimp or in-
sertion in this style. To make this toil-
ette for u miss in the medium size it will
require of forty~four-inch wido materiel
two and five-eighths yards for the waist,
and two and ono~eighth yards for the
skirt. The waist pattern, No. tlhlil. and
skirt pattern, No. 0874, may be had in
sizes for misses of ten, twelve, fourteen
and sixteen years.
svsnmo SENTINEL
COUPON.
Eutitllnz to one Partisan. any size of So.
.97.. ml
Cut this out. on my on Lamond sdrese
and mail or take it to
Sturtevent's Bergeln House
\
V ‘ It
‘I'HN' ‘
IEITIHEI. PATTERN.
A fleece Pew Pattern of this Dunes!
lay be comm by Using the coupon.
We have made special Arrangements
with the agents of the celebrated Benet
Glove-Fitting Patterns, by which we can
present to our lady readers some of their
very newest and ohoicests patterns of
garments. Full and explicit directions
for putting together the garments oc-
cor'npauy ouch pattern
Nun
_ \
Animus .....
PATTERN No. euro. 6374 BIZE~~--IN
This coupon and 1') co to l secure
above pattern at Sturtevurll'e. hygrth Main
and Ann streets. south Nor-walk.
~Choice country turkeys, it} c. a ll-..;
chickens, l2'-...c.. ut Haycs' marker.
CL.7')——MtssesI Nor’c k Basque.
0874- Misses Circular Skirt.
HINTS ll" MAY MAN'Tf‘lN
Striped mohair canvas in brown and WESTPORT-
old blue made this becoming suit for n . W ,
Thu residence of Robert lllkcman,
miss, the stylish decoration being of
brown ribbon volwt. edged with unrmw
ccrulocc and small, round roso pearl
buttons. The “ Norfolk” is n favorite
:ucnr Sheri-now St:ll0:’)l house, was bur-
‘glarized the other night. Eighty-four
dollars in money besides considemhlc
. Where.
. NORWILK. DO“. I“. V. OFFICE, 402 BROADWAY. :4,
The Popular Store. Where You Get em Value For Your lousy than Elsewhere. ‘
‘HANKSGI’VING. WEEK.
As the day is near that ur President and our Governor by their proclamations have advised us..to.. meet
andaeturn thanks to Pivine Providence tor the many blessings and favors we have received during
the year, we are sectainiy pleased to return our thanks to the people of this county for their lib-
eral patronage a d kindness to us. Now in order to show our appreciation of their good will
we have decidenll to give them a substantial Thanksgiving gilt. A gift that ii y0u do not
5T
‘ need it yourself you can donate to some poor families. '
lws: SHALL GIVE AWAY
! on the eve of Thanksgiving, at 9.30 o’clock,
!
ons of. ’ ~ '
. . Stove Coal
,oa ITS EQUIVALENT lN com!
Everyone purchasing twenty five cents‘ Worth shall receive a couponed check th it will entitle them a
share in the drawmg. We shall commence a special sale for this coming week. on Saturday m',rn‘ng
November 2|St, and glvl: away the coupons with every purchase of twenty-five cents.
In Our Great Cloak Room. . m... .....
have all linen knotted fringe.
10 dozen large size Turkish bath towels at 1250 each
We shall give induce- Look at these, they are immense.
ments that will please.
10 bouole jackets at $5
Domestic Goods.
each.
6 beaver jackets at 1 case So outing flannel in stripes and checks at tic yard;
‘55-‘98 each. . these are 10 to 12 yard lengths.
“sow“: onpes, 3‘ ”‘35 1 case white domet flannel, at 50 yard; this quality ‘is sold
eac .
by everyone for 70.
Kitchen Department.
Everything here to enhance a Thanksgiving dinner.
Large sheet iron pans to roast the turkey.
Beautiful carving sets to cut him up.
Handsome platters to lay liimout.
Beautiful plates to serve him on.
Dainty side dishes, for cranberry shoes, etc.
(.‘vlery dishes, pudding dishes. vegetable dishes. glass suit
shakers, porcelain salt shakers, aluminum salt shakers.
after dinner coffees, tasse et demi lasso.
Glass water pitchers, porcelain water pitchers, silver
.watsr pitchers.
Everyhing you want to ornament the table-candle-
sticks. vnce and banquet lamps, fern dishes, etc.
ltRememhcr, this sale commences tomorrow moms
lug, Nov. 21st, and continues until 9.30 Thanksgiving eve,
4 electric seal collar-
ettos, $6 98 each.
10 Irish frieze jackets,
$8.25 each.
8 bouclo silk lined jack—
ets, $8 50 each.
(l tine kersey jackets,
black.blue,tun and green,
514 ills each.
lhsnksgiving Linen.
54inch Scotch damask at 250 yd; this is worth 33c uny~
56-inch German danmsk,full bleached, 50c yd; you can’t
match it at (lilo. .
, {\il—lllcli (,irnhnlli'rl Irish linen. 89c yd: you have always
paid $1 for the some. .
.3 .‘i napkins, ull linen. pretty patterns, $1 dozen.
5-8 uupkius, nll linen, to? mulch damask, $1.25 dozen.
stylc of twist. either for school or best wcuring‘uppurel was whom.
“our, the boxplaits givxng necessary ! Th9 snuogmmut 0f MW Bertha (Joley
fullness it) the undeveloped figures, and : til UllWl‘ Jennings, 01' Southth is an-
unnamed.
when the lucky number will be drawn. We shall deliver
the con! to any uddrcss in the county, {rec of charge.
Come early and often and get plenty of tickets. not the
Five Tons of (loul, nnd keep warm all winter.
' Towels.
‘17; doznn damask. all lincn towels, 1‘2ch each; this is a
regular 19c towel.
Hello! HeIIO!
Cheese, Cheese!
Turkeys, Turkeys! w
licions colic-c
. . . .THANKS
Are we readv to fill your Thanksgiving order, did you say ?
graced a table m'tiiklcd a palate
rants, orange and lemon peel, Citron, glitCt‘ chertics and strictly pure spices.
squash and lludlcy‘s cunncd pumpkin
» kinds of fruit that can be procured.
pcdS, cspziragth, muihrooms, cherries, pears, pine-apple, peaches. quinccs, blot kbcrrics. Citron, plums, French cherries in Mara-quip,
Weisbudcn 51m clicrrics, figs, etc.
domcsxic jams and jellies. and other articles in this line too numerous to mention.
YES-Yes of mono we arc goincV to have turkcvs‘hfinc young home dressed turkeys.
bunches uflinc celery) Cranberries, swcct potholes. white onions, sage, thymc, poultry seasoning. and everything to make your
Thanksgiving team a success and one that your gt
than n «it-limous Ferris lmxn.~—-J UST YUU TRY l'll .
This Is the place to get them.
exhibited in the Norwalks
CHARLES E. ‘sEvmou
lVlNGl. . . .
1 ELI PHONE CALL. 58-2.
Why, yes, with the finest and daiuliest articles of edible; that ever
First, you want. to git ready for your fruitcake and mince pies. We have fancy new raisins, cur~
For pumpkin pies we have Hubbard, Boston Murrow
A complcte stock of crows, figs, nuts, large cluster ra sins, oranges, prunes. apples and all
We have a full line oi {mi 5 and vegetables in glass, including string and wax beans. tomato”,
English plum pudding and sauce, pickles. olives, trutllcs, mayonise droning, catsup‘, imported and
Sage cheese. Old English, fancy full cream, imported Swiss, Neuiclntel, Pltllcrcam, Societlc Roukciort, Frontage dc Brio, Imperial,
Clubhouse, Pineapple, Parmasinu and Van Rossem Edam cheese.
Got your order in curly and secure one (mo
will enjoy Let me tell you there is nothing nicer or will be more appreciated
You will look: a mistake if you don‘t have nice sweet, rosy butter and rich. dc-
Czdl and see the grandest and the fullest display of fancy and sittplc groceries ever
R, Leading Grocer,
South Norwalk, Conn
tests
33 west Washington Street.
Yours
for
New Huir
and u
Glenn Scalp.
‘HALE'S
composes
qmmus
A t
Your
Druggiets.
“we
IOMITHINO NIWIN WALL
PAPER.
., in the constant dcslro of the housewife
who wrote to roilt purt or nll of her
home. It is our prm'incc to [bout this
desire, and our large and varied stock
will show how We do our duty.
D. W. RAYMOND,
Funeral Director ifipxrsgtgglgs.m m
and Embalmor. omit. dmh limit?"
to: Whflhfnmfl Cum,
.0. Namath.
tractor? illustrating ............... h... we .. m...
a.» o.w.n slouch. desiring».
.i‘ of? wt
\ ON SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2m. ‘
'\ WE WILL HOLD ANOTHER OF Ol'R
POPULAR SATURDAY SALES l!
REMENBER THESE PRICES HOLD (5000‘ FOR
RDAY, NOVEMBER 2|, ONLY.
SATU
ll cane Magnum Brapd Milk, 250 ‘ 1 ester Ozone Seep for 25!:
Sugar cured Shouldelre. per lb, c He Fancy Sweet Potatoes, on pit, m
In Jersey ‘I‘ometeee, per can, to
Cape Cod Cranberriet, per qt..
!
” ’NE YORK GOCERY CO.
ildlnz. 4 - - south Nomelk.
u AND ‘7 “MN (VIII ,uonwsm.
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