, cored m _
mountaineer-retina
Mathew
: perimeter-meteoric» granting
" aileron to Peter latched in North
linend‘henaicneiranoeierignedm
.byn. I. Palmer. load. I. Studied!
andebcetloc other. They rope-rent
.th'atthcplaeelennnitabietcraeeloou.
While is it not within 800 feet of e
charch.theysaythatitla“ireight or
esewchurehaadfloudayeehoei."
, W; W ”WT“ for dano
cingauddepcrtmentwill openli‘riday.
Chalet-terminatendmaatarewilimeet
‘ in Loehwocd’tflallat's p. rn.; cleans
for iodine and gentlemen will receive
liretleaecueiu Arlen Hall at 8p. m.
Circular- ccntaiutnxiulleriuiormation
canbehedetthernuslcandbook-etcrce.
. amend Inch-riot 8. Danchy.ct
llosree etreet; Kr. and lire. William
Avery. cl Grand‘ etreet. biorwalk;
Steward llarahall and Iii-e Carrie E.
Danubeyettcndedthefinudayetterueon
aervicee at Fitch‘s fieldien’ Rom at
Newton. Mwat preaching by the
melanoma!!!” Canaan.
-m dmnoteflcotthehcart.
The businesa locating c! the Chrieiian
Eudnvcr eocicty. oi the South Rorwalk
Congregational church. which. it wee
expected. would he held tonight. has
heeupoetpnuedon account otthaBalva-
tion Army meeting in the church at8
o'clock. ‘
The meeting of Bethany chapter.
whichwaetehe , _ , lax.
haeheen W. {when in an»
that member-roar the peer.
iuubl‘ilehnior branch of” 1Woun-
an'e Auxiliary at St. Peni'e chapel. at
7:30.
Theheaakingcim maiuehaftiuthe
plankabop ctJ. C.‘Wiiaon a; Ooh hat
factory. laet Wednesday. canned a delay
of work in the ' chop until Saturday.
when the beak wee melted by in»
chiniete from The blorwalk Iron Worke
-—-ll you like a pure and delicious
smoke. tree from all artificial divert. try
an Imperial Grown. .
Fred 0. Hoyt won the two mile pro
innioual handicap at Racine. Win.
lletnrdey. He had a handicap oi thirty-
iive yarde. The neonate ray that Hoyt.
arid Wellia won the two positionc in the
race by comhining their edcrts.
The lint Hetero oi Norwelk have
alliiieted with the Connecticut State
Branch 0! the American Federation of
Labor. and have elected delegatee to the
canoe! convention.'which will be held
in new fierce tong.
.1—
(loe 0! EM '1‘. 0. Cavanagb'a
hornet wet teheu. with lung lever. yea-
tprdsy. It loattheueeotitelegeand
hedtobecerrledtcthebirn on one 0!
Burnout Brothera' atone boate.
«Abatement-rulers.
The dirt! Superior Court reopened ite
ermine in Daabury thin morning at In
o‘clock. A abort union will
beheld. Amthecalcetocomeupie
that of Milton ve. Dungeon. tor lode-
Ielt. ‘
Ilene Buccaneer: parade eerriage.
whiehhaebeeeremdeled bylt. L.
attribution. will he eyed] icr eervice
tireletterpertotthie wish.
The crater eteaem Into 0. Stevens
humhmmiagwithlted
oytteva tcbe plantar. her owner's
besellcrwalg".
a regular convection cl Bauer-(nun.
unloved a. In will be held to-
‘ eight. Work. “My decree.
«Andrew
“albumin” uninsur-
mthreateulewrrhen hereto-
Mewieatothesewflpteleiew.
he teen tore. norm and
new are witches. M'
Meteorological.
‘mwm new one. u'
M lathe
chine building .
melanin .
itwwdcneny 2.. .
letters erein old ;
(outlaw.
Oolninbuumtt.
Kuighta or
night. and com-
. v for the part the
utemherawilitake thelrhhtgir. No
helium of publicliniereet war trans-
noted- 1 .
Alex Wrench. 0 popular preacrip-
tied clerkatllas'e drug store.bas
purebred a wk end a choice
eclecticnohliout aty recorde. and
dcvotrehlcleienre to the enter-
telnmeutelhlt
. ill.
colhy & Smithi have discontinued
their ice cream in the rec of
their Norwalk and have extended
the countere the vtire length of the
room. tendering .. etore much more
attractive. ____{
Gherles Amend ». or Baton mu,
who nearlyloethiefliie about air weeks
ago. while trying? to reecue hie eon
Oilfield from d A lag. hae reenmed
hie dutiea in the ‘ alk Look Worle
iii
There are r}; carer on the short
calendar lint for rel in the Superior
Court, before Judgi W. '1‘. Elmer. 01
three. nix are divorq cares.
Commodore Raul took out a sailing
party in hit yacht llarguerite. lset
t. The compo y enjoyed a crulae
among Norwalk Ill do and returned
home about 11:30 o't look.
Bide for the only motion of a stone
may“ Nari elk river at Wall
street mute; opened in the eelectmen'a
odlce. memoir alii moon.
The announce
marriage of John
t of the forthcoming
has cbmpleicd
York College of
Dmtirlry, and will econ eetablish an
oilloe in Norwalk. '
—-——.1
~Acetou cum he ache.
Charles Fitch. ct Newtown avenue.
who has been ill nee ly elr mouths. bee
been removed to the Bridgeport Berni
tel.
William Kontgmnery lulu New York.
today. in contultstiq with the Mallory
line encore relativeto recurlug peerage
to Gelvceton. .._..
Mrs. Anne (Iron man died at her
home.t60rcharrlsr Mast night. Ar-
rangemente for the unerul have not yet
been made. , “My.“
Louie Dreaeel. (or riy employed by
the Old Well Gian company. moved
(rem Broth etreet ti Brooklyn. yester-
Frederick w. u wont to Bridge-
port. tble morning. purchaee graphe-
phonce and
John W. Vent lug today tron
Taylor avenue to Plan Price place
in Rich m. ”4‘
Theacaeeccrecl 1 city cl Nerwollr
began their eeraic in the Council
chamber. lect night
The schooner W.‘K Hammond ie at
Railroad Brotherl'wharl with a car
go oi brick. "m
The Twin Olly eudolin club will
give u deuce in l . wocd's llnil on
limiter e. ‘
0. Bottle. ct e atrcet. who her
been illthepelt . irebietche cat
euaiatcdey.
Theladleeolthe alwalk Yacht club
will gay whirl the clubhouse.
W lithemeltitna.
't'he routine! . leer oi the that
we: cinch he held in the
malice. , evening-tine.
Memummwnm We!
“minnow.
Vflmmfleflvbli'vflhfifl
,g}
‘Wlu .1"
(‘1 '.
1. > '
,_ “ e
"FD. LAW! 8 (30.. 22 South Iain Street
‘ ' my,“ . ~ ‘ ‘ p 5 CHI"! Ilium...
» amen
MAI. "I“. MI “2.. "I V”
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Der-thin eeotien the ccnditiour lever
threatening weather with rain thin
attention or tonight; probably fair
Wedneeday; alightiy cooler: brick to
high loath wiude ehiitiugto went. ‘
Frank I. Finch. formerly with Drug~
gist Tomlineon. will open hie new drug
atore in the poet-onion building about
November let.
Gourernenr. N. Y., October lz—The
foreat liree in thle vicinity are under
partial control today. owing to the
heavy ruin cl laet night.
0! Heath Nurwalk.
Derby. yraierdey.
movedtoEaet
The ilret degree wae conferred upon
David W. Workman at Our Brothers‘
Lodge. lutt night. -
Chariot Lynch wee eworu in yeeier~
day an a countable for the towu of Nov
walk.
Henry Whitlock ie one of the latest
converta to the Salvation Army.
The Catholic Benevolent Legion will
meet tonight.
cover} up ".01.. is...
The Semi-annual looting of the An.
societicu Held in Horwalk Today.
The semi-annual mociingci the Fair-
fleld County Medical aceoclation is being
held at the Norwelk club rcome today.
The morning session opened at 10:30
o’clock. the president. Dr. W. H. Don-
eldron. of Fairlield. presiding. Vice.
Preuidout J. U. Lynch.oi Bridgeport.
delivered an addreea on "lialeria," Dr.
bl. C. Wordin reede paper on "Ciro
graphical Dirtrihution and Conditional
influencing Malaria." A dlecnuicu on
“Malaria” followed which war opened
by Dre. p.14. Craig and J. W. Wright
An adjournment war taken for dinner
which war arrved in the Norwalk Hotel.
The meeting was continued this after-
noon. , .
Dr. William Frcnoie Gordon. of Dan.
bury; Dr. W. B. Bean.ol South Norv
walk; Dr. Barry Willard Flock. of
Bridgeport. and Joseph Linn Bedul, oi
Southport. were elected membrre.
The following phyeiciane were present
W. C. Burke. C G. Bohannau.Jobu
Dumortier. Lauren M Allen. of South
Norwaih: 8. ll. Huntington. William J.
Tracey. J. (3. Gregory. of Norwalk;
Frederick B Baker. of East Norwelt:
Dr. Barber. 0! Bethel; l“. L. Day. John
C. Lynch. W. W. Grey. T. L. Ellis. 01
Bridgeport: L. '1‘. Day, of Wis-port,
Dr. Norm. of Dorian; hire. Howell
Phelps. Dr. Sharer nod othere.
33013333001) 01‘ 81'. ANDREW.
Preparation for the Firat Interna-
tional Congress in Buffalo.
Bn’lalc. N. Yulct, it—«(ln Wednee-
' day next the first international conven-
tion 0! the Brotherhood cl St. Andrew
will begin in thin city. and it will bring
from all partc oi the world dietingulrhcd
prelatea nod laymencl the l‘roteeiaut
iipircopal church and the Church of
England. Nearly 1.300 delegatea are
expected to attend. end the list'incladec
room at the brighten unmce in the
church.
While the convention proper will not
begin ite continue until Thundey. fully
one-third oi the delegates will get here
by Wedneadey in orderto take in the
apecinl eel-vice- tohe held in hit. Paul'c
church on that eiternoon. which will be
conducted by the Rev. Charles ii. Gore.
00.. canon of Wettrulnrter Abbey.
A Century and a Rel! Old
Brirrol.ucr. it—‘l‘he more anniver-
rary oi the Bridal Congregational
church it being celebrated today with
appropriate excreiees. 'i'he morning
rerruon wee preached by Rev. J. W.
Cooper. of New Britain. and thin alter-
uoooau hietcricrl addre- will be do.
lircred by Judge llpepheeditue Peek.
The nominee will be continued thit
evening. ~
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Acrewthellhanneiinalaiiecn.
Edit We ”WWI 00‘. lg.“
Oharlea Pellccirmuephewotmm.
lock.ctertsdiuahdiccetrcmhete.thie
uncontamiuenettenrpttecrflthe
chancel. Schopeatodmendcatelyia
I'm.
mourn—ran natieuaiceeeeil.
aerobatic!“ allele-m a
4i .
Alfred Brown and family. formerly I
body can say the “bell."
thb claim good.
love
is Iarehali fitted.
....enorurns
ESTABLISHED 1867.
A Proud fflothor
indeed and well she ‘ua be. We the
way every mother unfit be end it’s
just the way every m hols where
boy is tilted out from ~ . ’rltccr. Youna
Americaa her ideee
«their elders. Oar nut only
handsome and ‘ , f «. but well
anode and deei p priced. coup-
led with our velnee “ Mommy nary
Entonenmwithtauey ‘ . to no to.
Hobby top overcoat-Juli weight.“ .50.
Pretty reelere. lateat dengue. bluemlsck
and tau. .5.
2 piece knee pant an“. [1.50 to $6.00.
From A to Z.
The "eons of the ahirt" la an air with
many variatlcur in our autumn dieplay.
Woollen rich held of color and color
clients in the new Roman stripes at 01.
if you like contouring new and bright
get one. But no one; department ll neo
gleoted to emphsslne another. block-
wcar. hcei .ebd underwear too. and
everything It ac to the end oi the list an
[oily "patented in our congreos oi
turnlehiuge.
Heavy overcceteend suite are ready.
Take time and come in and loolr over
the line.
Comstcck Bros...
re more new truer, '
loath lerwailr. ' 3 " - - been.
IILMII I. “I'll. In.
"0 “WALD
ITO... u I. WW1“.
PLAISTED'S
iOO '
Z-GRAIN ..
Quinine 5
Pills? '
I
Lzscz
"I
WON RIIIDV
urfinwe
ORDER THE 3181'. "
What makes them best? Not our
Proper buying and proper care
nukes our out: the best. Will yen
.0? CAT. THAT’S Ohtfifl.
Manuel T. Hatch.
«Veto-mm . y , ‘
Phone 188 2
saying so, certainly; any.
cats, but one line generally makes
IWe have never stooped to bring quality down to -a cheap
after they are bought
test this? ‘
tenth Ierweik’
Branch Selmaue' Livery Stable.
NQUR-
anon. ,
florareiiablc
#33108
Policy
. Gall .
on
» TAYLOR G OOLDIN’S
Reliable insurance Agency.
rcwameerorerum.
You can get one of
Edison’s
New Home
Phonographs
A'l‘
Fred'k, W.
Rogers’,
.9 Main St, Ndrwalk.
Every Edison‘e Home Placement: in
elude». tree of charge. an l'ldlnou'a aloud.
eninrmnker. with rewarding and repro
ducing ea phireo. a eapphire elravmg-
knife. oak rod" box. oak cover. one speak-
log 'llbl'.0llt‘ rearing tube. one winding
crunkmne oil can. one chi bruuh. our
giro. Itis this machine t at sells for
Fairflald County savings leek.
. DIVIDEND NOTICE.
A riivldendnt thereto 0! four r com
per ounce: lute been declared l in day
from the earnings oi the current nix
lllfllllhii, to be credited to iiermeliore (loin.
ber- int and payable on Mill utter ()l'lullt‘l'
llllr. 1M.
§orwalk. (fond. September lilh. Hill.
VICTOR H. Slil.l_.l'2L‘K.
See-y. and Trees.
None
But
The
Beet
Geode
Sold
‘I'RIIIED
uiiuurev . “
AT
The
' KRIEGER
STORE.
KRIEcEii
Mont: Reliable Millinory Itore
untenable, .
Now ieihetimeto '1“
”out. mm H 0 U S E '
ALLOW US To FIGURE ON YOU \
Do you need a line
POCKET KNIFE? M
' Try one of
Fox Cycle and Hardware}
rzo Waauruorou arterial“!
Winter Und _
Will soon be in great demand, and in order to meet thie -
coming demand. we have stocked up] with all atylns
and qualities and there ll no doubt but that we have
what you unlocking for.
We have mndc.wit-h great euccess.nn eepecialeflortto
procure an extraordinary value in a garment to cell at
which can be had in either of the following styles:
Wool fleeoed shirt and drewere.
Mottled linseed shirt and drawers.
Dble. breaeted natural wool shirt and drawers to match.
White and gray merino, extra heavy.
Just to acquaint you with a real good value we are
selling a heavy white merino shirt and drawers at
lilo would be nearer their value.
BOYS’ KNEE PANTS. double seat and kneel, ages
four to fifteen.
Beet value in the country.
Open every evening until 9.
DAVIS, The"
Iahaekeree iintel liaek.
“(big and .‘
Society _‘ f7. .
.-...ENGRAV,
Sentinel Office.
. ._!.
STORE
The Oldoat and
l
in the Nor-walks.
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