plain. D.” doe. in New York city.
r—-——-——-
fllu‘ Katherine V. llarrln. who it
. 3’s??? a?“ 31.01;“ E. Everett:
0 orwalk, w .
tr. Hathaway and family. "h A
Thomas
part he
too large
handle -.
he will
the Ki
daugh
antic
boat
upward Stevens entered Y -
lege. New Haven. yesterday. “Coin
count of study. Fred Lockwood now
delivers the mail in the village.
. Hummus, Nellie and m s
and FloraiWaltera. of Ne orkfuil‘rrti
:mrging iguana?" at r summer
ce gland,
being WWMOG- which is now
utters maintain the Rowayton cat 4 '
”I?“ for unar- Antonio. Miss clam ‘
yse. wow Coleman. Mrs. Franc '
Elvell. James Gunn. Mrs. Gumbo "“
Mrs. lra Jomleman. Miss Katherl ’1
Owens. Monstenr'lfolinarl Pierre, M "-
Julia Bhowell and Cabil Shaw.
mam! All! scum»,
an interesting
a
d fruit in the
a drug store.
‘l Nor-
o'clock
0
daughter.
ie Colum-
S"-
at M. H.
pumpkins at
day.
..
r5
. y
.t.
There was a praise service at
Soldiers' Home. Noroton. last
“i1 Allocation.
Mrs. George W. Leonard '7
, 'warf‘ant issuedifor the ar'res
‘~ nasty. of Noroton. on a ch
:ral‘l‘lit, whit}: occurred, it is
r ay. e
an“, ‘ ,‘ case will c
Dudley' Tllley is atten
. bury Fair today. He h
. exhibits there, among 9
Cochin bantams, one ‘
wild geese, one pair
and three tries at M
expects to secure as
terdey M ter Tl
3" ed the W"
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An invitation tonic
match is announc
60" Club, as {on
Thursday, 0cm.
D. m.. qualifyinf
holes. medal pl
diluglfy for the ?
gasp; girl-2‘42; 5 local express title here at. 9:1l a.
the Consolati - has delayed for almost an hour yes—
will be glven 06w morning below New Rochelle.
best score l , fa mishap to the locomotive.
> mmdzg'moi” «Load of Fresh Porgles and Weak—
;’ ah at the bridge, selling for 5 and 6c.
de of Norwalk.
st Norwalk. and
cd to make all pur-
inder. cash.
board of the Nor-
will meet tonight at
id W. Raymond.
, . has six enemies. for on
,9 c tickets his name was
ind no paster substituted.
Taylor. of Bridgeport. is
father and mother. Mr. and
Griffin. corner Water and
.l T. Raymond. with u force
horses. mowing machines and
nuts is at Great Marsh getting
on of salt hay.
el
Maggie‘s]. 0. pound all this week.
Satnrd
am ha “'3‘
The Friday Afternoon Club will hold
its first meeting of the season Friday
at 3 o'clock. at the home of Mrs. Ed—
ward K. Selleck, of 45 West street.
_________.__._..—-
Mr. and Mrs. f‘harles E. Seymour,
Dr. (‘liarles I“. Houtwell, wife, son and
Mrs. Lucretia llouion. A. Solmans anti
ilcrman .‘lonscll drove to the Danbury
i"ulr today.
_________._—
no L, um,
Med 1, non
T (om
.. to i .43. can.
M41.
enl/Ip. 5.9 n.
This cold snap is a reminder of thc
necessity of providing yourself with
-omi’ortablc garments. You will find
large assortment at Houston's
t 1 minus.
. ' 1
1 Bridgeport.
_____,__..__-
' ‘. i? The city assessors of Norwalk are in
'/ ‘7 ', :csslon at the (‘ouncil room daily from
.Iv /§ iii to 12 a. m. and 2 to 5 p. m. Satur-
f . . . luy evenings they recclvc lists from
Aflwm Cities I to it p. hi.
all Reporters.
The total membership in Yale this
posting year will be about 2.700. against
ihnut 2,600 last year. A few more
students are expected in all depart-
OT .
iérevalls in all sec—
ucnts before registration closes.
' homers on S‘outl
'Qipcraturcs are rls
' rn and central sec-
tionary in other sec-
S. H. Wilson and family. of Norwalk
leave Norwalk today for Cheyennc.
Wyoming. for the winter and perhaps
~ longer period The trip is made for
he benefit of Mrs. Wilson's health.
______._._-—————-—
——l“air tonight ant.
; temperature.
~The-Misscs llcrcht will be pleased
to meet their dressmaking customers at
heir old residence. 1'! Berkeley street.
Norwalk.
go of Norwaik. goes If
"ly to z-tndy dentistry.
_________.__
fill. of Spring street. ha:
'tuatlon in Bridgeport.
.mblcr. of l'uion Park. th
‘fcrioiisly ill of typhoid fever
. overing.
z; . v—-—-,
e Fruit Ices at Lane a.
v
linrgain day at A. Dickcrman 8: Son‘.:
‘fllln around again. and they are on
hand with some attractive "specials"
‘or tomorrow. They include under-
wear. wrappers. flannel. corsets. mat—
ting. etc.
____....
The wild duck shooting season open-
vd on Long island Monday and lasts
mill .‘dav i. Stray flocks of ducks:
irc now seen in the waters. but the
1caron ncicr fully opens before about
)ctohci 2t).
vars Edward Hanford and Hen
,'Balley. of the. South Norwail
fl'lce. are taking vacations. James
)l'd anti Fred Keating are substi—
3'
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. Krieger & Co. cordially invite the
les of The Norwalks to inspect their
w styles of lall and winter millinery.
on are welcome whether you purchase
1' not. '
'l‘h'u'e was a killing frost yesterday
vuorning, as evidenced by the vegeta-
tion in the vardcns all about the town.
ind in- was formed in exposed places.
Thr- c.:lri snap is something remark-
:ble and unu>ual i'or golden mellow
October.
__'._._.———
Members of the Norwnlk Historical
and Memorial Library Assoriation are
notified that an adjourned meeting will
he held tonight at 8 o'clock in the as-
sociation rooms.
Rear Admiral \Vinflcld Scott Schley
will be installed as commander of the
New York ('ommandcry of the Military
Order of thc Lora! Legion tonight. at
llclinoni--o'.~. There will be a dinner
«i'f‘\'('ll by the commandcry. after which
the i‘t'l'(‘Ill()Illl‘2- will take place.
____.___.—
The Misses Eloise and Mildred Mc-
Clure. of Edgewnter. X. .l.. are spend-
Ing the winter with cx-(‘ouucilnlan and
Mrs. Edgar H. Fox, ll'.’ “'05! slrcct.
and will cuter the Franklin school.
.____._———
'l‘he PXN‘HHH‘ committee of the Nor-
.s‘ocicty of t'hris-
The County Commissioners have ill
vided the liquor license moncy rwciv
ed during W-ptember. n- follow. rm”. vmmg panning.
Bridgeport. $63.61: Norwalk. SW3 7-3. [thin Endeavor l'niou met at the home
18.2”. Al to! ,‘.li.~':-- l'Iduu Wilson. in Him street.
'Fairileld County treasury.
this time of the year tho "()IIIYIII-‘l'il‘
era receive very lilll" to" liccn-w 'w‘
-:!"VF. in Bridgeport. all licenses ex-
.‘londny evening. and elm-till Miss \"il-
son a tlclcguic to the slate convention
at Putnam. October H. l.‘. ind lti.
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I
DRESS 00008 llEll0lllESk
dress goods stock would be to do you upon a solid foundation. Honest hoa-
an injustice. You ought to know about ‘lery.
it. ought to know something about the all times.
all around worthiness of these fresh
fall offerings.
—-Pure 00!. and cream. 5c cup, Lane's '
/
‘ W '1" Milli-m loved , ' “nth Norwnlla’u Now a o a no
_ ‘John v, D. I ry no o co.
m: ' ”firfi; . ‘9' All. mm . I flthlg‘lr New ’
.. ~ f; .. iii “0;: WARN-Irina home . ngee, I S , R
"W "- w ......, u... .... raiser ’ tore 5 eputation start. i; mm 5.12:3: at?“
I .
is often made or marred by the character of its
goods. Much of the success of this business is
‘ directly attributable to the honesty and up-to-
dateness of its equipment. Prices of course must
be right; they are right.
. This week we shall formally introduce in all their
autumn completeness the new purchases of DRESS
GLOVES. HUSIERY AND UNDERWEAR.
You ’ll expect bargains. we’ll not disappoint you.
Each department vies with the other in a rivalry
of values. every item of which rings true.
in: nation traumas. ‘
Not to tell you about this handsome We've built this. stocking business
honest prices. lines complete at
but particularly complete at
the start of a new season. The au-
tumn selling is ushered in with such
values as these.
Women's fast black Hose. double
heel and toe, 10c, 3 for 25c.
Women's fast black Hose, high spli-
,ced heel double soles. 2 pairs for 25c.
Women's fleece lined Hose. warrant-
ed fast bluck. double heel and toe, for
pair.
i Women's fleece lined seamless Hose.
iguaruntced stainless. at 19c.
} lloys' extra heavy school Hose. dou-
ble knee, heel and toe. lie. 3 pairs for
j 50c.
llilIlAL SALE 0i WAllll lll0EllWEAll
its changing time now. That makes
‘underwear selling brisk. If you buy
1 from these lots you can assure yourself
of some very special values; want to
Alill‘l thc season right.
Ladles’ heavy ribbed Swiss Shirts
ianzl- llrawcrs. 25c each.
5 Lndics‘ wool .lcrscy Vests and Pants.
'.ll 98c. .
l Ladies' tine white wool Shirts and
.l’auts. at 75c.
‘ Men's heavy natural
IDrawers, 25c.
Men's heavy fleece lined Shirts and
llrchrs. rare value at 39c.
Men's line mcrino Shirts and Draw-
crs. mcdillul might in white and grey.
Shirts and
38-inch All Wool Homespun in greel
anti blue effects, at 49c.
lid-inch double-faced Plalds,
shades. at «litc.
32-inch (‘hcviots Venetian and Broad
Cloths, at title. at 43c.
34-inch all wool large Fields. in black Men‘s extra heavy merino Shirts and
0' Drawers. at 49c.
and grey. at Sl.-.u.
iPilllliil 0? With GARMEIIS.
Edi-inch double faced f'loth for golf
capes in black, blue and grey. hand—
So stock in this store is more care—
fully catered to. For styles, for fit,
some plaid bucks, at $13.49.
{or finish. for price modesty otlr gar-
IllE SILK SlllIAlllllil.
:ncnt stack commends itself to your fa«
“"0 early took the hint that this was
to be u. silk season. Have been gath— Buying begins now.
all ‘
vorabic notice.
cring in the beauties; all here now. all n
priced to make buying easy. Qx’rfi‘fir
cy/w;‘7',—
:odnch changeable Taffeta Silks. in 1’ fl},
all the. new shades at 73c. (:5, 11¢“).
2n inch fancy Silks in stripes Plalds _ ' 5 ,..‘
and lirocades at 98c. 4'
32 inch lilack Taffeta Silks. special
value at 69c.
27 inch all Silk Satin Duchessc,
north 31.25. at 09c.
Alllllllll SALE OF Kl0 GLOVES.
An occasion of importance. Stock
complete. every detail attended to. ev-
ery line right. every size. every shadc
that fashion calls for is here, We
start the season with such items as the
following:
Ladles' Kid Gloves "The Orleans."
silk stitched backs. all shades at 79c.
Ladies' two clasp celebrated Hislop
Glace iiiovcs in all the leading shades.‘
guaranteed at 98c.
Ladlcs' thrcc button Suede Duprey
Gloves. at Shift.
Ladies” Black Htc. Jouvln,
clasp. Kid (llovcs, at $.59.
Lodics' Boucle (‘loth Jacket: tine
illoria silk lined, double breasted.
hand trimm‘ed, at $4.98.
. laidics’ ’l‘an Melton Jacket, illorla
silk lincd. at $3.98.
Ladies“ rough Houcle
fur trimmed. at $4.410.
Ladies' Golf ('apc, plaid trimmed. at
$7.93.
Ladics' Plush ('ape, fur trimmed. at
89.49.
114 Washington Street,
South Norwalk.
('loth Cape.
threc
Occasionally we meet persons who want
to argue with us about prices. They tell us
that so-and-so charged them so much and
the grain was “about as good." Did you
i ever hear of “about as good eggs"-eggs
that were good in Spots? Even if the. grain
was no worse than ”about as good,” why
not feed your horse the best? We have it.
aim-am
ing In New Haven for a week.
walk. are visiting in Danbury.
visiting at her old home in Norwalk.
walk people at the Danbury Fair to-
day.
order and the police are on the look-
out for delinquents.
goons. SILKS. OUTER GARMENTS. KID in...” .,,. “9......
Methodist (‘hnrch is arranging to hold
a social on October 20th.
East Norwalk. resumes her
class at her home tonight.
and Teen?
from a two weeks' visit with her sister,
Mrs. l'hllip Wheeler. of Concord street.
M. Lockwood and C. l". Osborn. of Nor-
:‘valk. took in the yacht races, yester-
HY.
Charles Harvey are repainting E. A.
Woodward's portion of Music Hall
block.
George id. Raymond as First Selectman
over lrvlug LockWood by sixty-three
majority.
S. llrumman, for (Youncll. was the only
nanu- on the ticket.
in session at Police Headquarters. next
and took a header from his bicycle. Hc
organized this morning. There will be
OmI'f'.
tuincd as clo-rk of the Board.
pilgrims Post, unit. will meet.
I 4—1—-
James Wood. of Norwalk. ls visitr
———-
Mrs. David Gould and sister ,ot Nor-
_._—-———-
Miss Annie btone. of New Haven, in
___.—-——-—-
There is quite a delegation of Nor-
,_____—-——--
Junk pcddlers licenses are now in
...-——
Consolidation of the schools was
out in the Greenwich annual town
______.....____—-
.lohn (ircenwood's class of the First
_.——-
Miss Charlotte Temple. Henry street.
singing
_____.____._.__
—-Have you tried Lane's Ice Cream
Miss Kate Benton has returned home
_-
Attorney .lohn J. Walsh. Attorney n.
____._.—-———-—
Stceple Tug Wilson and Steeple
________.———-———
f'unaan Republicans elect
New
On one of the city tickets cost at
Monday‘s election in Norwalk. George
The (‘ounty Commissioners will be
Monday, from l0 a. m. to 3:30 p. m.. to
receive and advertise liquor licenses.
W. l~'. Ambler. of Livingston Place.
run over a dog owned by Elmer
Nash, in North Mfln street. last night,
was not seriously hurt.
_____..____—————
The new iloard of Selectmen met and
no material changes this year in the
Miss Clara Rider will be re-
f‘ .l. lletts and W. It. i'ahill arc tak-
ing the civil service examination tor
[first—office clerks at the Norwalk post-
ofllce today. 'l’. S. Murray is taking
the examination for letter carrier.
________..._—
-lee children Lane's Ice Cream.
At the opening reception tonight of
the Y. M. ('. A. at their rooms in Eliz—
nbcth street. the entire Revival Hand
of East Norwalk. will attend. The
band will sing some of its rcvlval
songs.
.___..._———-_
’l‘hc Not-walk Historical Associzmon
will hold an adjourned meeting. this
evening. when the committee, upon the
proposed celebration of Norwulk's Two
Hundred and i-‘iftieth anniversary will
crport,
__—.— .-. '
There was an interesting session at
the Norwulk Mission. last o-vcning. two
persons rlsingJor prayers. Tomorrow
evening a delegation from East Nor-
walk is going up to attend the ser-
vices.
______,_.___._—
llr. flcib. of Stamford. had a narrow
esrcnpe from drowning in New York,
last night. lie walked overboard from
the steamer Cygnus as she lay at her
dork. lull was rescued by the deck
hands.
Candidates have. not yet begun to foe
their sworn statements of election ex-
penses. Only one return has been re—
ccivcd by the town clerk. It is mat
of Edward Ladrlgan, of ltowayton. who
expended 37..
The Wilton correspondent of the
Ridge-field l’rcss says: "it is hoped
that Miss Pinnco may be secured for
a lecture in town this winter. She
knowledge of her subject. tier sense of
humor and charming delivery.’
____________—
'l’osimnster W. ll. Marigold. of
Bridgeport. was on a Pennsylvania ter-
ry-bont last Friday when a block
weighing loo pounds fell on his ankle
and severely laccrated it. He was ta-
ken to a hotel in New York and after-
wards brought to his home. here. He
can now get about on crutches.
__________....__.
Manager fiiflln. of i'omstock Broth-
ers' South Norwalk store. says these
overt-oats. suits and underwear.
store is stocked with these goods .n
grcai variety and at modest prices. A
DERWEAR.
THROUGH THE STORE.
STATEN ISLAND DYE-HOUSE.
#
possesses the power of interesting herl
hearers from beginning to end by her.
frosty mornings and chilly evenings,
5 Call and get estlnntea from the Leading
have made business brisk in winter!
. A“
t
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M
Edward
'3°\\\otsou
86 Washington Street,
that has ever been shown in The Norwalks.
dinary ready made goods in that it tits
big and the price is less than half
WILLIS H.
Glothler and Furnish».
Butter. cheap at our price. 23c lb.
Cranberries. finest. 9c. 3 qts. for 25c.
Prunes. a fresh arrival of the ll'.
Handy brand of elegant primes, it c lb.
Pippin Apples. very nice. 20c peck.
Sharp Cheese, 15c lb.
Pearl Corn Starch, a new article here.
Said to be made by a new process. Said
to be stronger and whiter than any
other. Try. 6c package.
Penoiia. a refined peanut butter, said
to be the best of its class. Jars, 15c.
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Great Closing Out Sale is still in program .7
Never were Dry Goods sold as low, and it ‘0
will continue until stock is sold.
LADIES' it ALL
CLOTHING T
We have just received from the manufacturers the finest selection of
Up-To-Date Clothing
for Men and Boys
employed.
working in the interest of gr
, i m”. ..
Street, '
I Gazette Building. Nos-walk.
w
“ New to Business.”
”
OVER 500 READY TO WEAR HATS AWAITING YOUR INSPECTION.
CONSISTING OF ALL THE NEWEST AND MOST UP-TO-DATE STYLES
A'I‘ POPULAR PRICES.
NEW LINE. "ONYX" HOSIERY, THE BEST. REERLESS MUSLIN UN-
ALL THE LATEST COLORINGS IN KID GLOVES. NECK-
WEAR AND NOVELTIES IN JEWELRY. COME IN AND TAKE A LOOK
IT MAY INTEREST YOU.
UNDERWEAR. ENTIRE!!!
AGENT OLD
D
auras. '
South Norwalk, Conn.
HAT FITS.
‘.
--
Our clothing diflers from the or-
bctter than most custom made cloth-
what your tailor would charge.
A FULL LIIE 0F UP-TO-DITE FURIISI‘IIIBS.
SELLECK, ’
50 Wall Street. Iorwalk.
AT THE MOBERROCERY.
Haven't you a place for some ofnthese good things ?
Small Mackerel. 5c. Selling well. '
Fresh Shrimp arrival of new pack.
A rcady lunch 15c,
Sardines—41y our imported Sardinel
in line oil, small tins. 10c.
22 lb. Sugar for wine making, 81.00.
New lloney. strained, 20c; comb, 180.
“My Wife‘s Salad Dressing" ls'nll
right. It cults every palate because
everything eaten with it tastes "so
good." 25c. ..
LORENZO DIBBLE.
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person who cannot find here something
Buy Out. that's Clean. .
MANUEL T. HATCH. '
-. 'I’am nearvjust as far as the unrest letter box or telephone.
r—V—‘v—‘x ffm
‘poses she is a new. up—to—date cruiser.
The commission ceremonies were qnlct
plre November 1.
Observer Farr. will be
——A large. stock of l'prlght Pianos forecast by
remainder of the week and pleasant
In a Norwalk paper last night ap-‘
weather is in sight. for several days,
the statement that a New York
that has been boycotted by la-‘
unions in to establish a store in
“III city and tint it is feared that the
police will have to be called upon to
eet the manager of tlu- store. Imo-
bury laboring im-u .ii . ii vb. Him:
order and the Noer'. ~ in hunt .lrn :
them a gross Jul-mi”
lust-Danhury Scar.
v mu... 1dr... 1 w”
from two palelacos.
to .~.:.
land a social time.
The weather today. according to thc
‘_'f‘fl (iv im- I f "F‘il
Men. met last night and elected four
members and received applications orab
NF“ Tllfldfli’, placed in commission for the second
"in" the adoption degree 3"" “9 con- i time at Marc island navy yard. Enough
ferrcd on twenty—one candidates. This h' ‘ l
3}”. will be follole by an oyster “mm. of the framework of the s in s cit to
run one luaairoan.
Placed in, Cslllleiop a
but patriotic.
rented this season will he sold at .1 ~llghtly warmer than that of ygster-ifillelukcl
[rut sacrifice. (Tall on G W. Studwell. day. There will be a gradual c angc . '—""‘—‘""_ ‘ . ' ’
____.__—-— m Vampsaamh...‘ i... 9...... mm", ”W it" I'll“ KILLED in mutant. nous
. Chicago. October 4~A special to the STAIRS.
Waterbury. October 4 —.lohn (fancy.
of South Leonard street. fell down a
staircase backwarub last evening. as he
was standing watching the Lithuan-
ian parade. and was carried home in an
unconscious condition.
morning. llr. ll. W Russell fmind tlmt
the man's skull had lm-n i'iutlurcd by
preserve her, but for all practical pur- ‘lhc tall.
Chronicle from San Francisco says:
The famous cruiser Hartford." flag-
ship of Admiral Farragut in the mem-
lc battle of Mobile Bay. has been
llc «III «I this.
ito suit their taste and not'kct-lmok
i must indeed be hard to please.
_________..——
l Hit-l A ”SENT (‘flMl’A.\'l(lNS.
’ At a banquet given in Rochester two
. be present.
pened to be such that a particularly
{jovial and companionabie gentleman
[sat with one of the vacant chairs on
leach side of him. The empty chairs
land first course of oysters were left in
.place for some time in case the expect—
:cd guests arrived. The solitary gen-
iileman therefore could move ncithcr
.to the right nor to the left. but ilmlfl'
1 My beamed throughout the repast.
;seemiuwlv none the wursu for his cn-
:forced isolation After the banquet
.v'ilne cnc innocently asked him:
"How did you enjoy yourswlf. old
chap‘.‘"
"First rate" he replied briskly
’cnough "l ~ii our! to .l couple of fel-
'_lows who wcrcn't tlieic.”--ltm-hcnter
llcrald.
:50 South Ilain Street. Insic Hall Block
or Plllllllll m llEllliE
NOW [8 THE TIME TO PUT IT IN.
in this Particular Line.
100 Ollll SPECIALTY.
Also Steam and Hot Air Heating.
Plumbers and Steam Fitters,
St BUTLER,
South Kuwait. Coal
—_
!_——-
l
}of ihc expected guests were unable to‘;
The order of seating hap—‘
THE EVENING SENTINEL
IS THE BEST .\l)\'l€l{TISli\'G .
MEDIUM l.\' NORWALK
AND SURROUNDING TOWNS. 1
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