‘ veterans.
:4 " tho Good People oi Norotou.
.. W...
a
.muooudnmmm in
”h ’00:- Jtoluntholinh of
”.3th Prison for Ii.-
IIy—l‘omrly AW
toloidim’ um. ’
"lie in I itind oi a —— tool." was the
m in which a Noruton gentleman ul-
‘Ifld to Dr. Page, whilo talking about
dorm-Webb episode. "But Webb is
1 _liu ieliow and overybody around
his mpet'ttt him."
h news oi the marriage oi the pair.
up the Stamiord Advocate. name in
3‘ genuine surprise upon the people at
Mich. It was. of course. aorept;»ri
anywhere as a fart that they had loit
Mother. hot that they should have
in through a marriaxr ceremony was
never once thought oi.
Page had been asslstaut surgéon at
the Soldiers‘ Home ior about a your and
a hall. and was very popular with tho
He at that time know Mrs.
Webb. but there soomt-d to be nothing
more than a most iormal aoqualntnnoo- :
About tho liogiu- ‘
ship between tiiom.
Illa; of March last. ltoworor. ho loft tht-
Home and sturtod lit the gonral prat-tlt-o
of his pron-salon. Ilo Wont to board in
the honor oi Mrs. St'unlon. and wltothor
by chanro or lntont. it was tho sumo
building in whit-h Mrs. Wold» and ht'l'i
husband liml. Whoa Mm St-anlon
: was soon yostorday. sin- was not in tho
most umiulllr mood.
"I don't know anything atiout
irotn thont who s vol )0" horo." said sh ._
She didn't know whon ho lv-it tho
plaoo.
hoionxings. In in”. tor a landlady, sh”
was oxot-ptiouall)‘ ignorant oi ”to do-
ings of ht‘r llillll'tlt'l‘.
Alli-r tho donor had two in this
houso ior a short tltno. his uttontions
to Mrs. Wohh lll't‘ilmt' so nturkod and
dlstastoinl to tho hushand and tho tutu.
lly oi his wlio. that thoy took hor to
tltlk. and thott thoro \tl‘t‘t’v tours and
[imprison oi itnprm‘ontont. 'I‘o holp hl'l
limit" on tho lntlt'llti lnlillonrt' of .\ll'~£._
‘ Mnlml's lloardt-r. Wold) took it toting.-
on tho road to t‘ollendvrs. mint.
'i'ho honod~ior roiortn did not ootno.‘
and low or tnadnt-ns found a way
whorrhy tho lniutuutod woman un-t ht'l‘ '
was ‘
atlmtror. l'l‘ollllsu‘ uttor promlso
made to hushuntl and irtonds. who
ttootnrd to tally roaliz.» lllt‘ tlttliflt'l' oi
llor ut'ilona. httl all tho promisos \h'l’t'
soon ioraottvu. and tho dortor1~ lntlu-
(”two t't‘t‘lllt'tl to load hot” on. Slu- had
it t-olniortaldr homo and a husband ol
whom awryliudy spouks Will. lint. in
who oi it all. sho and Pam wont on
tin-tr way. until no“ thi) liam- laid
lltt-tnuolri-s llillllt' to lt'l‘llll oi innuimn
mm! by uoltu: through lilo lilJl'l'ii-U-
t'ot‘tlllnil)‘ in Port t’ltostt'l' on :\lli:|l-'I
:1. :von attor that hilt” n-tnrtn-d to h. r
homo. and l't-lllttlll' d until thi- iolloninu
fitlttlay. 'l'hi gi-ntlvntun all‘t'ucl)’ uno-
toil said that llt' had hoard thoy \t‘t‘l'l'
ttturrlod. t-nt would not twlm. tin-t
Wt'rt- tillt'll fools.
Anothor l't‘l-ltll'lll. who know lllr
Wohh-i toll “in n talking M ”iv aiiaiv
tittitl: "Holt Wold: n1 it lino iolltm' illl|l
and wry popular around hvro. llut no-
body has a good word for ht r Sin
wont nnont with lltr durtor oponh
You know tho)‘ lit't't. up at t-‘mulonk
“lti‘l’t' tho tlinlm‘ lttlill'ilt'll. and to aft
awn) ltotu llllll lino took a lump-1 at
i‘lllltl th iurnt'r on tho i‘uillinlth
l'otut road. tlut tln- donor and silo
anal to lllt'll r-tllltt'Wllt‘i‘i'ujllhl llit' N'tllll'
Silo had \tl'} “HIV in do. only ttlttls
tor "tilt and tiiim-tl'. MI Hilt' li-Q'tl in in
on ttn- .tiwt Ilttn-l ot tho- lltlll' ll
t‘ltltll hook into \t‘hlt'ithi) .tnd punkt l
up in- ntuii and w« nt awn) .iqult. ll.-
n,tiil at lirul that h- wm- Hill) noun; on
u \‘dt‘iillllli tltp. uttu ho not u want:
“How to i'tillli' and ltikt‘ llln plum“
.\notlu-r urntlo‘utun Mill
‘\\'hut‘ What In tho" in thin and
Mrs. \t'vhli lotto away and not untrrtvd"
Wolt. Woll‘ 'l‘tnit‘n uwutt! I ooiildnt
t‘llwot that of llt'l illn- tnnat in- a fool ‘
'l'ht- now- tl't'uli'tl noun a stir in No
rotou ‘l‘hr ulupulh) oi ttimt pi-opto o.
with Mi Wold. who has town it rmldrut
0! Hill wttiolt ltll )t-llll.
ltr. than in um-unntti not inorr than
twotttili‘li‘i- \t'llln oi ago Mr- Wild.
whom tuuldin noun 1- Iimilon. mun~
til it w- “ ltmwn viltl litulil) l nputwl
'anlllt \Hl‘mlt lm‘ .Ill\ illnt “hilt”
"lt‘ pan it til t. t iku n th- in» lit ~
H‘l l-I\\ll'2tt lillt.|l-ll‘ lNril'l'i|"|'|'2ll
titt’ Ann-timid I'Vt'tutl
Non toil. \uuml ‘.‘t Til" llllnltllfll
at ullwt lti lot a .- llllilttli -t ttm 'Itttl‘ll-
lmt at h in .i in .lll‘l '-l'l|tltltil to pin
t'l't‘ti, 'i'ln ltrltii nill taint wild a
tilttnlwr oi pill-1'» to tin Luann l~lonl
i'ollolr lion-pilot tluo \ltaltrl lilihl‘
i'flfltmm‘ ti Mutilltl Wli-wollnllt ditd ut
typhoid ittt't .nit tin. momma
“1m Motlll him ltimlulit tin hat.
tom» am. that ttu» tullowlnu lttltu- um
\I “will!" would tilt". in Hill
'Mflllllt Mama ” flilil iiotlt that old
ituttr :i- it ttt‘ml pair oi hm .,... In/ili
druuml u viii-ot It" about an onto-ill
ll" Inc-nu» ‘ltnvro'u a nut
Wolllt- an at innu- lu tum,- hum ,. ‘
d-.-.‘- a , ,mh
””f‘ i l[gmm——;ITM¢M oi:
M'wwli Episode Shocked i Orange and lit. Clair. N. J.
as unintT'... .. '
lllt ‘
man. You should got your iniormation ‘
She ronltltt't toll li hi- took 'hls‘
lt "Id of
on I'M”
lav-is Nth-tr m .
Fruit D. [Anon II visiting in South
CRIN
w "st-tine POWDE
—-'I‘lib téstimony of every llI)lISCkCt‘p"t'
who has ever used lvoriac is, .
“titn’lnsimytltttttlllintit.”
Ivorinc ia the only kind tilt {limit it". .
the entire family with all the :nip l‘l'- ‘
qttircd «There is a fine cake or Whitt-
(ilyccrinc Toilet Soap in cvrr)‘ pit-Lingo.
You only pay tor the Ivorlno —
The Toilet Soap costs you nothing.
Both bear same guarantoc which has made \Villiams' Hun-in;
Soaps famous for fifty years.
no. mate I. (trauma. oi lanai
utmt. lit a guest at her aunt in Dan-l
eynoldl. oi Norwalk. in vi» ‘
ltlng his oouatn. Charles Hoyt. of mm- t
lord.
i Miss Eu 8. Wooley. of Newark. N.
‘ J., is the guest oi Mrs. John L Rich-
. ards. Jr.
i The boat Ranmrus is at Raymond 5
liirothers' wharvoa with a rargo oi Win- l
door cement. 1
i Mrs. (‘harlos 3. south. or Btumiord.‘
| is visiting Mrs. (‘lntrlos S. Lockwood.-
‘ East avenue.
Mrs. W. S. Smith. of t‘resoent Ter-
..tTo Close
L
ilangor, Maino. ‘
Th.- l ll. Wilfunu to, inun- ‘lum , I
out" * ”
. what is left of our stook of
..‘
; Mina (Bravo Hoyt. oi linnliur)’. ts‘
twining a few days with irlt'ndtt ln‘ GASOL'NE AND 0", STOVES.
South Norwalk.
Mrs. Walter T. Taylor and tlauflttorl
Kltzalmth. of Mott arontto. nro sojouru- v ~
mg in “mm“. ' Vt 0 Will soll them as follows:
i Mrs. l". A. 'I‘ollmt. oi it‘airllold ave-1
uuo. will spend Sunday in llrldgoporl
I with hor tinnghtrr.
'1‘on liurner atnl stop New l’roooss t iasolino Stow,
1 , ' was $21; now$l7btl
(it‘tll‘fli‘ w. Mansfield. oi Tho Nor- i'l‘wo burner and stop Blue Flame 1 lil Stow, was
i walk Tramway oompuuy. is spondlng t . 7
a few days in mm . t' ‘ 3”, now ..... ‘ _.. .......... $].i.ill
'————-——~ lWo liurncr Bluo l‘latno, was 3“)"; now $M|ll
‘ Miss Maggie Ml'GilWflll. oi Now York I t u u u u , .
‘ rit)‘. in tho guest of Mr. and Mrs. John i 'l‘lll't‘i‘. "HI” ”It“ $0.”,
‘ , , ‘ I h h H-
Harry.oitrtlnrstrt-ot. . IwoliuruorlnasoltnoStoro,“ all"; now $3M)
fi.‘——~——— 7 t ‘ t o r
i Frank lh-Foroot. onxlnoor at lt:t,\'-' llllt‘t‘ . “ “ H 7d“. “NW $5.20
mond llt‘otltvrs' dork. and who. fllk'illl ‘ . ‘ . . . . . . . .
Thump... a. “1..., Mm". i Don t watt. wo lldH only d it w of tin Ill.
"”""“"‘" Nil 1' ‘3... ....................................... ll ' ' l 5 i l'. ‘
.‘ilrs. .l. 'l'. Whillltm'y and Mrs. l.i-~ i Mil ll ' dl ‘ l ”I t I d‘ A ll
illa} llntuy. of lhtulntrr i|l't'
t'rlonds in South Norwalk.
,,..,\,”T’,f—TT,.. NASH & VAN 'SCOY,
is outrrtainlng ln-r tannin. Mia.- .\lar~‘
Cor. loith Iain and West Sis. South hoiwalii.
uttrot Kolly. of Now York.
.w .
\ isit in:
Mrs. l". E. llrudy. oi llostnn. i'tlt'lllltl)
oi Norwalk. is visiting hrt' filh‘lt‘l‘. Mrs.
M. N. ltalston. of Son t‘unaan.
‘ .. .. _-. ,
Sin-rial (lint't‘l' t‘laront'o ltt-urdon of
ISonth Norwalk. l.~ nituossitu: (in pa» :
radi- in Now York lutt'lior ttnlit)‘.
llr. .l. E. .ltllllt'r. or \letittizlon
ll. t‘.. wa~ )‘t‘hlt‘l‘tllly tho gut'hl oi Mi»
Moria .\il.ttn~. of Taylor ntonuo.
\'it'lol' S. Sollt‘t'k. ttl' lltt| l’ttll‘flt'ltl
t‘ounly Savings hank. has roturnut
homo from a rtip to Norla Smila.
Hum-no i‘. t‘urtt-r. oi llryunt 0.
Norwalk >ltil‘t'. will l'i'llll'li
lli‘ilit' ironi his \‘.il'.|lltiii tomorrow.
"t‘sm" s
t'ontrai-tor .ltllill .l. Silva. ntolhor and
xlhlt‘l‘.~. haro roturtml from San: llar-
hor. l.. l.. \\‘lit‘l't' tin-y haw lltt’ll rllt‘ll”
dim: tln- >lll|llllt'l.
.\l1.~.~ litntna l'ol’ltlll. a nursr .n Il..
lltntiur) how-ital lia- rutn.nwl ltI int
lilllll'r. .tittt .l \\u-k‘~ “nation. :»|)tlll
ltl month Not'walk‘,
Mr and .'\lr~ .\ndr~~w \\' limit: and
lannlt‘. oi \\'i-~t Main s1rt- I, “iii no
:ntu lamp at l..iko- Wat-onion. .\lttll|l.t\
ior win or two wu-k-.
AGGRESSIVE.
Certainly Uncle Sam Can Stand Against the World!
.\ll~~ .\Ill|.i llllllllltlti'. at Main rlll‘tl.
“Ll haw :unn than .tl‘rl‘lllmli int
iii-orntmiu. lint. \tllt‘it' ~lu- wrlt visit
“I itllll .\ll'~ l‘itl‘ldl'tl ll lt".||ltl
END 80 CAN WE.
ilur lit-d 'I'io'ot solo i'orJnly is now on. and woaro
dotortnlnod tln~ shall iw tlio gl‘oatost salt- of
Straight High Grade Shoes
l‘itol‘ oil't'l‘t'il ill Soilill Nill'Wlllk.
.. M. H. CLOVER,
m, H WIN“, mm. H, WWW i:.‘ Washington Street South \orwalk
-' l|i|\| lot i \i~il iv llit' Nutwdl ml f ‘
t'lll‘lh at t‘nllip ”All“: Nlitllllt k SIXTY'FIVE "ER CENT.
' tli‘ tln- ‘t‘sh‘ tnou of this oountry dio poor. lly prompt
notion Ytll' may osonpo. h ' applying today for ono of tho
t‘ounootiont lionorul littn 'orn polioios. i‘ostu lint littlo:
uhsolutoly tton-iorloitulilo: is rush in old ago. For pur-
tioulnrs u iply to S. S. |.'llonnnodiou. «gout. South
Norwalk. ilonu. T
WANTED.
Mr.»- .lltllt' ,\I.ttot\.ln and hilllflllit"
Mtnnn- and Min: itrllo lnn vnn~. oi
.\'-w.tik. N .l. .ilt‘ numb ol .\ll .lllt
.\it1~ Sninnol .\lition.tn, t'lu) rll'l't‘
Ml“ .It‘lllllt' K Nth-ll. tltiiillilsl oi Si
.Ultll ~ liptm opal Illlllllt Sarina“
Mi- ll. l.- at hunn int .i ~iioil \.i».itton
Mi»- Stir-ll was toruutlr mmnm ol
tiLttr «haprl. .\nrw.tlk
l'tlllllllt ~ati Suntan' .l.. 'Itli \ t‘u
Nim- Lint' I ’I‘olltw oi l'antl- ld .lt'
nu- nlto lI.t- loin H~tlilr wtllt Mina
Kalliatnn- It Sui-l. and ”NW! fli'll'l!‘
and u-lutir ~ lit Si is .lt'le lot No- pad
tun awl- II l\l|‘«ltll hour. ml.”
was '0 m “D ”TAIL
Inten- Compilation Iumuoti the
American [tut at Iuilo.
til! Allfllt‘itlt'ntl l'roui
J
..;11.".'.'7';:1:‘1;:.1.111” 1 Old GoldhudStl'ver.
ttitt ttotit or Hlirrt of any kind: uid tm-kon or iii-god.“
Watrhm. t‘lmitw. erolty. Hindu. on" in any mtuiittun.
FULL CASH VALUE WILL Bil PAID lilll All AIOUll'l,
iit' --*
tut ot tln- Hun: lion» .inllmiiln- pui-
min-iuu int 'lnv thin- Ili ilit \lltI'tl .ttt
.il .\l lllllll
llt k out ptipu- ln tI
'n in .illittS-il 'tt
Ilut now
’I'in~ ninth-n pit-inr- ml. *Q'I'ill
tttlll|llltttltuit that l' hid In to with A. w. AUSTIN, J.w¢'.r’
tnlltt-d In tin llllll-lt ltlllll" tzoivtn ‘
“will in: II| an on: Mutation» tit. Opt"! ”0“” "inc". Nilr'ldk. Lulu!
hallml pull .~ tittl- [Ni ”ii x'tltlti- - “MW? «7 . o W . ,.
2am“ whitit .uiittd him at it do.
pattlto-u llvltt to II iul \l . iii and \.
Illll'nl that. “till.“ “A! l
Willilll town tn't littlll- ‘I‘h h It
it‘ll illlltwll llllll‘tl
DIOOIOOOOOOthlltiti'flICODO'....0.0COD
In t‘ HI
'ooo3o'o'ooouii..co..¢coo'o'o'oo'ooauuoaoocoug
”taverns: at THE SENTtttEt.
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Inaocovconetoo..o.go.v.
Hill": in”
‘IiI'i'tli .
I'lfltllltl \t«w- H. Hlit' loot.»
ItMti' No ltttlttd' l ttvtt‘l' lltnuitiit
ul ll'l .o t,.\llllllllll“ an, tutu at all . o . . i . . . . . o o . . . .1.)
\. .mixhfl” , _...o ..
”Stimuli”. i
M.-. M, is... g! w.--”
He is a Wise
Business Man . . .v. .
i
Who makes hitnsolf' known through the oolumns of
The Evening Sentinel,
“'lllt‘ll is a woloonio daily visitor in the ironic oi nourly
ltis
The Oldest, Largest,
and Most Influential
Dally Paper ot‘ Norwatk.
its popularity and oiliottt')‘ ul'o uttostvtl in)" Rs hit'ittly
growth in oit'oulation and tho rapid inoroaso of it» titl-
\'t‘l'ti.~lllg‘ ptttt‘ollugo. l i i t i i i
'l'ni: EVENING finalist-a. l't‘tit'llt‘~ a tins. of [it-uplt' who
ltan- money to spond, but who spond it wisoly and woll.
Storokoopors. lat-goon” small, who laolioro tltoy hart-
goods that aro worth orory dollar pooplo pay for thorn,
should toll of it and orouto n doinand for t'hoir wart-s.
'l'iiis ran host ho at't'tllllllllsllt‘ti illltllll“'ll
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a simply rotors tlto hold. and t1ti\t‘l'.~ It on tliorniuhly that ”g;
.1; NW \\'I~t- ittll‘t't'ttut‘l‘ i~ hill't' to not I'olnt'th Inoro than t‘ttlli- sf;
:: litt'llhitl‘tttt‘ with lilo nionoy oxpoudod. .\.~k tho lit‘titl oi'
i any largo lm.~ino-~ lnniw lt|ll'l"t'lllt'ti in it I'ttilliltlln if t;
§; this is not ~n. i t t i t t t t ,1.“
3;. Lot u~ l'urui~li _\IIIt with u l'ltlt' ward. or drop ill and I:
:3 talk ilio nntttol‘ oior pormnulb’ Willi llit' oili'ortirinu SI
:5: nntnnu'ot'. llo \t'un't littl't' you. lnit will t'tlllllllt‘t' you ;;
i; t|lllt'iii)' tlmt ltt'llllt'i"~ ink pup. and pays hit: win-n uml :1
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