nos. is ill of muscular rheumatism.
"CO.
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ll DII'lenf
today, on business.
-Dellclous Pure Candy. Lane.
Mrs. C. L. Warwick. of Brooklyn, N
Woodward avenue.
mic or III. paws: -———————-
The directors of the Norwalk Busi-
mnmnmea servo-t. ness Men's Association will hold a
r meeting, this evening.
This Table for October.
October tides at Wilson Point. Conn..
compiled from U. 8. Coast Survey ta-
The. annual meeting of the Connecti-
cut Oyster Growers' Association will
be held in Bridgeport today.
bles:
Above Above or Harry Mead. of Bethel. has gone to
L.W. below L.W. Norwalk. to attend the funeral of Ed-
Date H. 1', Mark. . L. '1‘. Mark. win 0. Campbeli.—Danbnry News.
10. 2.09a.m.‘ 7.4ft. 8.16am. ..0.2ft. “-—
2.31pm. 73". it00p.ni. 4.3". The first and second teams of Com-
11. 3.05m. 7.1a. 9.16am. ..o.m. thy i‘ will hohl a practice some of
330th!"- 7.5ft. 10.0mm, ..0.0ft. basket-ball in the Armory. this even-
12. 4.08s. In. 6.9ft. 10.2mm. ..0.5ft. “18- .
4.34pm. 7.1ft. 11.08pm. ..0.2ft.
13. 6.19am. 6.7ft. ll.36a.n1. ..0.5ft. John Benn haction foreman for the
5.48pm. 6.9ft. Consolidated Railroad Company, is
14. 6.3Iiu.m 0.9a. 12.14am. ..0.2ft seriously i" at his home in Monroe
7.08pm. 7.01:. 12.51pm. ..0.2ft. "met
15. 7.42am. 7.4ft. l.22a.m. ..0.0ft. _____._._
8.13pm. 7.3". 1,599.,“ 4.2", ~Steam'Carpet Cleaning at Luther
1a. 8.40am 7.911. 2.23am. —0.3ft. MI Wrishle
9.11pm. 7.6ft. 3.01p.m.‘ -0.7ft. .______._._
17. 9.31am. 8.4ft. 3.16am. ——0.8ft. Concord "Iiisloni Sons of Temper-
10.02p.m. 7.8ft. 3.53pm. —l.lft. ance met last evening and arranged
18. 10,173.“). 8.7ft. 4.068.111. —0.8ft. for at! entertainment to he held in the
10.49pm. 7.9a. 4.43pm. -—l.4ft. "Bellini"?
l9. 11.02am. 8.8ft. 4.53am. -—0.8ft. ‘ -___.._.__.-
n_33p.m_ 73"” 6.31pm. —-l.4li.. Mrs. P. E. Benedict and 8011. Lloyd,
20. 11.45am. 8.7ft. 53mm. 4‘7“. of Grassy Plain street. spent Saturday
6.18pm. .42“. With friends in South Norwalk.—-Dnn-
21. 12.15am. 7.6ft. 6.25am. —0.51t bury MW“-
12.29pm. 8.5ft. 7.05pm. ——l.0ft. *—
22. 12.583.1n. 7.3“. 7.13am. 4.2“, Plan. Price has begun foreclosure
1.14pm. 8.0ft. 7.53pm. —c.au "Wtrdlnfls “Kain“ Calvary Baptist
23' 1.443. m. 7.0“ 8.03am. “0.2”, ('hurch for possession of the church
1.59pm. 7.5a. 8.43pm ——o.2u. '01 In 1mm“ hirer!
24. 2.32am. 6.7ft. 8.56am. ..0.:'Ift. ,
2.49pm. 7'0“. 9.33pm. “ng". Roosevelt P. (Iedney. fireman on the
25' 3.27am. 6.4ft. 9.5433]. ..0.8ft torpedo boat Winslow, has been the
3.429-m- 6.5ft. 10.28pm. . .06", guest of his brother Georgc H. C edncy.
26. 4.29am. 6.lft.lil55a.m. ..I.etI. ”“40““3‘0” “Wm!"-
4.44pm. 6.1“. 11.20pm. ..0.8ft.
27 5.34a.m. 6.1ft. 11.55am. ..1.lft. The Washburn children. who have
5-52P-m- 5pm been ill of typhoid fever at the Nor-
23, 6.32am. 6.3ft. 12,1331", “0,911. walk Hospital. will he removed to Dam
6.50pm. 5.9ft. 12.52pm. ..l.lift. Illlrl'. ill! ”my fire charilf‘h' illion that
29. 7.19am. 6.5ft. 12.59am. ..0.iifl. iOWll.
7.39pm. 6.lft. 1.40pm. ..0.8ft. —-——-—-——-
30. 8.00am. 6.8ft. 1.43am. ..0.7ft. -GIV8 Children Lane's Ice Cream.
8.19pm. 6.3ft. 2.19pm. ..0.tlft.
31. 8.35am. 7.lft. 2.18am. ..0.6ft A piano recital by Edward Tlaxtt‘i'
8.54pm. 6.6ft. 2.56pm. ..0.3ft. Perry. the blind musician. will be air
In at Mrs. Mead's Hillside Seminary.
Monday evening. October 16, at b
Itloik.
RANGE OF TIDES.
Spring, 8.4 ft.; av.. 7.2 ft.; neap, 5.9 ft.
..slgnltles plus; — signifies minus.
HillilllTTEilTiilfllJl
Daily News of the Twin Cities
Gathered by Sentinel Reporters.
Miss M. lieie Wilcox .who has been
visiting Mrs. Samuel lloy‘r. of Roma
Hill. has returned to her home in Nor-
wich. Mrs. Hoyt and daughter Maud
iccompanied her.
The monthly meeting of the Not-walk
Board of Fire l’nrierwriters was held
”if. Homer Merriii's insurance otllce
vesterday afternoon. Routine business
was transacted.
WEATHER NOTES. I
Low pressures are central this morn-
ing in the northern portion of lake re-
gion and Kansas. Cloudy weather with
local rains are quite general west of
the Mississippi River. The tempera—
The cars of tlic Norwalk Tramwav
'ompany ware well tilled all yesterday
Iftcrnoon. many Stamford people. vis-
'ting Noroton. llarien and Norwalk.
being among the passengers—Stam-
tures are falling slosly iii the extreme ford.
northwest and rising in the eastern -" -—
sections , The Norwalk Hospital Association
will meet tonight in the Norwalk (‘iiib
"oonis. The, annual election of officers
will he held. The directors will meet
previous to and following the assoc-la»
lion meeting.
Forecast—Fair tonight.
cloudiness Wednesday and
rain Wednesday night.
increasing
probably
Miss Bessie Stanley. of Main streIIt
Norwalk. spent Sunday in l‘airtieltl.
—————- ——l’hots. 12 for 50c.
Lewis, ll Main street.
Short time only
Miss Florence Kendrick. of SIIrinI.
street. has gone to Boston to visit hex
grandmother.
Frank Thornton. formerly of Stam-
"ord. is now associated in l)llSlflPS>
IIith Louis Potter and is "on the road."
putting in a greater part of his timc
'n the towns in the NaugatuI-k valley.
where he is well and favorably known.
”Slilmffll‘ll Telegram.
Miss Anna lloiton. of Golden Bridge,
N. Y.. is visiting Mr. and Mrs. F. ii
Quintard. of Washington Street.
—()ysters on half shell and Little
Neck ('lams. illc dozen. Scallops and
fried oysters to order. J. Lockwood. to}
Washington street.
The regular quarterly meeting of the
irei-tors of the Southern New England
————-— l’elephone Company was held yester—
’l‘hc embroidery class at the Business lay, An official of the company said
Woman's Club will he resumed Wcll— nothing was done outside of the de-
iicsday evening. lhl‘ lilh- Mia‘s ('arl'ic laring of the regular quarterly divi-
Seymour will conduct the class, which 'leud of ii. per cent.
is free to all members. —-—-——————-
Miss Louise 8. Woodward. of Him
Itreet. acted as maid of honor at the
marriage Saturday afternoon. of W. W
Knowles and Miss Rockwell. daughter
of Dr. .\. S. Rockwell. both of New
York. The ceremony took place at the
bride's summer home at Flushing. L. i.
The dredge Empire State. which was
working in Norwalk harbor. a few
weeks ago and which was wrecked oI.
f'apc f' od List week. had on board two
Norwnlk men. i‘red l’arkington and
Louis Kellogg.
The Rev. F. W. Norris and HIV .\.
Hamilton attended Monday. the Octov
her meeting of tlic
Henry F. ('oieburn. of the firm of .l
Spencer & (,‘o.. of Norwalk. and Miss
P‘flil'lit‘ili (‘ounty I lda f‘oiey. of Weston. will be marrir'
(Ylerims. which was held in (‘hristl 1, mp bride's home, Wednesday ......
f‘hurch. Bridgeport. Rev. Dr. Ely. oi" jng_ 0,101,,”- iii. A large number of
Ilidgc'llcld. “'35 "I“ “Siiiylt‘l- invitations have been issued. The crr-
essayist. cmony. which will be followed by a
..._._.... reception. will he performd at 7
l'ill'ilh' TFIIW- Inllll‘fii'l"'l ”WI”? "f RN! o'clock. The honeymoon will he spent
Men. will hold a regular met-ting to- in the South. '
night. in the Wigwam iii Washiiigtnn' ________
street. The adoption or initiatory dc- __pr,.,. advirp .Ind instrurtlon “in.“
gree will be conferred on twanii --IInI "cgaiding the rate of the fa”. hands.
candidates. A supper will be servIed lcet hair and sIalp' 5,190 sample bot‘
after ”I“ “‘"k :tlc of famws toilet specialties distrib-
iIteIl tree tomorrow from in to L? a. m.
'I.nl “ to .’I o Id. at the Huston Store.
All are invited
A Dcwey enthusiast. returning last] —--~-- ——
week from the (”‘(lfhrallfln in N wI Edwin f‘ Campbell who moved
York stopped in South Norwalk long 1i om Bethcl to Norwalk sometime ago
enough to send the loilowlnIt to hi- :Iiiou quite suddenly at his home in
vii.fc “Why is Dewey like a ceicbIat-' that place Saturday Mr. Campbell
ed flower" Don't you think the an- was taken ill at the fac.tory where he
swer ought to be because he is a dam was working on Friday. and removed
--i’lent_v Peanuts in Brittle at Lane's
(Ir-lion 7" y to his home where he expired the next
’ .___ morning Mr f‘ampbell was well
f'oIInty Commissioner llInry Lcc known here. and had many friends in
wile Representative Knapp of Grern- iletheL-Dnnhtiry News
with. a gift of :I number of homing pig-
eons early in thr- siimiiicr. just pastI
One morning but urn-k he found two
Clarence f‘. Nash. of Elmwnod avo-
nue, and Miss llattie Rockwell, of
of the birds had flown to their old Hammondsport. N. Y.. will be married
home. after inng away several in llammondsport. Thursday after
months. , noon. After a short wedding trip. they
will take up their residence in New
”one km vmrotwooan‘si as:
Frank N. Ferris is in New York to-
day. expecting to witness the yacht
Mrs. James H. Stevens, of Franklin
street. spent Sunday with her brother.
The Chess. Checker and Whist Club.
I of Norwalk. will held its regular meetv
M fran m Ins this evening.
m d “M0 Horace L. Hubbell. of the Hill and
Hubbsll Lumber Company is in Albany
~0nr made to order clothing depart-
ment is just as popular as ever making
suits for all the old customers and
many new ones. (‘uuistoek Brothers.
York, where )lr. Nash is in the em~
ploy of Charles E. Jennings & Co. Miss
Rockwell is known in South Norwnlk.
having been a frequent visitor here.
Iouth Norwolk'n New Dry Good. Icon.
With Swinging Stride
This business marches into a new season. A solid, un-
broken front of reasons why you should buy your autumn
and. winter dry goods here confronts you. No buying
organization In this country is better equipped to secure
Y" ,3 mm“ Mm Km V8,”. of the best and most dependable merchandise; no store is
in a position to sell that merchandise at the lowest pos-
sible figure than this, your home store. They buy best
who buy largest. which explains how we can afford to
sell right goods at such economical prices.
NARI Ill’liill lllDiilillilll. l Kill GLOVE GilllCB.
from the best mills in the country,
No such stock as this hereabouts;
Comfortable. honestly made garmentsi lb ill fitti
for men, women and children. We "010’ y as ""h' our gloves
start the season with such values as are all made from the finest selected
these: . isklns. They fit perfectly. and they wear
I
satisfactorily.
The Celebrated Orleans two- clasp
.Kid Gloves. Silk Stitched Bntr'ks. in all
[the new shades, at 79c pair.
“The lilslop" two-clasp Glace Kid
Gloves. We are importers of thlrI
iglove. which is extensively sold in all
Ithe Hislop stores. Made from finest
selected skins. ‘Iuaranteed a perfect
fit Every pair warranted, at 98c pair.
Ii Ladies" Suede Dupery three-button
I, Gloves. All the fashionable fall shades.
8M9 pair.
LINKS ABOUT lIl‘l'l'lIE THINGS.
it pays to
Nickel and dime savers.
buy your notions here.
Grover Sewing Thread. warranted 200
yards. superior nullity, 2c spool.
“m“ ””"i’ am" “”09 “"9“ Merricks six- -ply Silkine warranted
Slim“ and “WW?”- 39"- Ifast Ioior. for hand or machine use. «lc
\len's Extra Heavy Merino Shirts spool. .
and Drawers, great wine at 49c each. “3“,,“ 311,.” ”a“. Plus. 10,. dozen.
WOMh-V S [SDERWEAR- Package of 12 best quality Venetian
Women' s Jersey llibbed Fleece Lined SM” Hair l’infi. ""C package
Shirts and Pants 25‘“ A special lot of Empire Pompadour
Women's Fine White Wool Shirtsi and Side ('onihs ranging in prices from
and Pants. 75c Ilttc to 39c.
Women's Superfine Wool Jersey Rib- I ('hesebroilgli Vaseline. prepared ex—
bed Shirts and Pants. 98c. Ipressly for medical and toilet purpo-
CHILDREN'S i'xnnawsan. j‘“ "" "mm"
‘ ' ‘ , ‘ ('onipound Tali-um Powder softens
(hildren s Fleece Lined Shirts and mm] ll" “.1,” the skin 5,. box.
Drawers in all sizes 2. Sc,
‘ , Violette "lalc Iim i’owdei exquisitely
( liildr'eii s Hue White Merino Shirts perfumed ",r the toilet. 1),. box.
ind llizIwers all sizes in stock 2m. “.0 are igents for ”w llohinson l’m-
' Children s Wool Shirts and Drrlii’t‘rli im-iia t'over ('ompany. l'mhrcilas re-
'" “"‘5’ and white. all “W's- Prices ‘1‘” I‘GVI-l‘f‘tl while you wait. Prices 791- to
cording to size. from 30c to She each. I’m,“
0mm 0" T“ CW“ 3553"- lilOSil POPULAR (Ion CAPES.
This fresh frosty October weatherl
has started great activity in our gar- ‘
mcnt section. Racks full of newest
style Jackets. fresh from the tailor
experts at prices to cause yoti no little I
pleasant surprise.
LadIes' lloucle ('loth Jacket. double
breasted Reefer Jacket. strapped scams
Gloria silk lincd. 84.98.
Lndies' Tan Melton Cloth Jacket.
Gloria silk lined. ”its.
Single or Double llrcastcd,
all silk lined at 39.9%.
welt
. MEN'S l'NDERWEAR.
Men's Natural G ray Random Shirts
and Drawers 25c.
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Fresh rrivais every day or two. and
nipped up by pleased buyers as fast
‘as they arrive. Note the values:
Ladies"
Melton Jacket.
Ladies extra Melton Jacket.
scams. satin lined, 310.98.
£
iltlllli TAILORED suns ’5
Ready—to—wear. made of newest ms-
terlals, styles up to the minute, anal
prices about one-half what you would ‘
pay if your Ilrcssmiiker made the same .
suit to your order. I
Ladles' All-wool Canadian Tweed
Suit. Double Breasted Jacket. silk
lined. silk rcvers $8. 93.
Ladies \entt’inn (‘loth Suit. Jacket
Ludies' Ail-wool Golf Cape of Double
I Faced t'loth. plaid back. at $10.49. I.
rigfl Fitting, 31'er Llnhlf Skirt (”chi Ladles' Double Faced Plaid Got.
skirt Effect :10. 98 _(‘ape. fringe and brass buttons. trim
Ladies“ Venetian Cloth Stilt. Tacket. mm- “0-98
Silk lined, Jacket and Skirt Braid Laiiies' .\ll- wool/Double Faced Plaid
trimmed. “2.98. I Huck Golf Capes. 51].!)8.
Ladies' Ail-wool Camel' 5 Hair Serge.I Ladles' Gray All-wool Double Faced
Stilt. Single Breasted Jacket. Satin Plaid Golf Cape, superior quality,
Lined. New style double skirt ”598 I814. 98.
114 Washington Street,
South N orwalk
We do not sell cheap grain—it’s apt
to be really dear.
We rather prefer to draw trade by
reason of quality than by cheap prices.
Buy Oats That’s Clean.
Manuel T. Hatch.
For I'Iiultry:
The "-0 ”0"",
Howls-7‘s Animal Meal,
l'rntf's Pond.
flynfci' Shrl'n.
\\'I- Iirc near- Just
as far on the
nearest letter in):
or Wplmna.
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‘ the direction of Armorer
“last" Me. In The Sentinel are
lam Cotton. 'fry o-.............
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‘ '-I' Wombats taint-MIMI
strum coronal! 10. in I.
WI“- won. Hill. I .
Stoves are being put in the Norwslk
nre houses.
G. D. Worden. of Norwalk. drove to
Banksvllle on Sunday.
More looms are being placed in the
Norwalk and Fairneld Woolen mills.
Seymour Curtis will put his yacht.
the Edith. out of commission this week.
.l. Walter Pen has severed his con-
nection with the Norwuik Boston store.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Osterbsnks are en-
joying a drive through New York
state.
The town assessors are driving about
town today looking up property valu—
ations.
Forty hours devotion will begin Hun-
day at it) o‘clotxk mass In St. Joseph's
Church.
The Norwslk Carpenters' Union will
hold a meeting tonight to arrange for
I1 smoker.
——We make otir Candy. .l.ane.
Hubbeli (I Keeler are having their
store wired by (I. J. Ferris for incan-
descent lights.
David Wilson. of New Haven. is
spending a few days with Gould J.
Randle. of Winnipaiik.
Arthur Evans. of Waterbury, is en-
joying a week's vacation at the home
of his parents in Winnipauk.
Henry Tllley ls enlarging lils oflice
and making ready to install a photo-
graphic outtlt in the building.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob M. Layton are
expected home today from a week's
trip to Boston and Providence.
'l'he selectme‘n have filed the bonds
required by law--~ $3,000 for first select-
man. anti $2,500 for each of the others.
Miss Ada Waterbury. of Harbor ave-
nue. who is Ill of typhoid fever. has
suffered a relapse.
The Woman's Guild of Grace ('hurcli
will meet at the rectory tomorrow at-
ternoon at 3 o‘clock.
Sneak thieves secured $7 in 11 Wilton
avenue coblIlIng shop. Saturday night.
Entrance was secured through a win-
dow.
Professor Arthur H. Russell of
Princeton Preparatory institute. has
been visiting at his home in West ave-
nllt‘.
(‘liarlcs f‘laphain has taken his
launch ('liicho out of commission. and
will send her to New ltochelle for re-
pairs,
.\lrs. ll. Donaldson and sons. of .ww
York. have been spending a few days
at their summer cottage on Belle is-
and.
Mr. and Mrs. f‘harlcs Rockwell. of
Merldcn. were guests over Sunday. of
(‘oloncl and Mrs. F. St. John Lock-
wood.
—Steam Carpet (‘leaning at Luther
M. Wright's.
Mrs. f‘harlcs E. Ferris, of Bayview
avenue. has returned
home from a
week's visit with relatives in New
York. ‘
The Literary Twelve will resume its
scsitins Wednesday afternoon. meeting
with Miss Dorothy Lockwood. of East
avenue.
The assault case of l'harles Scotleld
against Mrs. Waring will come up
Thursday morning before Judge Scott,
of lianbury.
Fred. ll. Merrill. of Norwalk. will go
to Port Chester, Tuesday evening. to
play with Mcrtz (land. at a tiremen's
inspection.
S. Smith. Edmund Zeluff. R.
James Golden and (‘harles
yacht
Minot.
ll. (iolden.
A. Walters are attending the
face today.
The case of Boardman llirchard
againsht Amandus Bach is being art
gued in the Court of ('ommon Fleas.
Bridgeport.
The time limit for candidates in the
recent elections to file their sworn
statements of election expenses expires
on Thursday.
F. S. Ambler. who has been ill of
typhoid fever at his home in l'nion
Park. is now able to sit up for a short
time each day.
.\ir. and Mrs. James Waring. of New-
biirg. N. i'.. who have been visulng
Mr. and Mrs. l-‘letcfier Pierce. of hill-
nipauk. returned home today.
Mrs. .i. J. Strohmeyer and daughter.
Miss Lena Strohmeyer. will close their
summer cottage. Alta Sita. at Hell is-
land. Thursday. and return to New
York city.
—l’ure Cut. and cream. 5c cup. Lane's
The Kind Words Circle of Kings'
Daughters, of the Norwalli Congrega—
tional Church. will meet with Miss
Eloise llyington. of Belden aVIInIIe, on
Wednesday.
Senator Hawley. who returned from
Europe Sunday. reached llaulord yes-
terday afternoon and will be in that
city for a week or two before going to
Washington. '
licriu-rt Saunders has jurt completed
the relaying of the walks about the
Armory. the work being done under
Luther .\lI
W.hitney for the Quartermaster's dc-l
partment. of the State of Connecticut I
The Law and Order League agents at I
the Danbury fair last week muted
evidence against about twenty men for
, selling liquor on the fair grounds. Most
of the violators of the law belong in
Danbury and it is probable that war-
rants will be issued for their arrest
this week.
Great Closing Out Sale is still in prop
Never were Dry Goods sold as low, and j
will continue until stock is sold.
.1: it Ili I I.» t
dward Street.~
I Gazette Building, Norwnlk.
um i NILS’ Nillljiill [II
All the Newest and Best Styles in
Trimmed and Untrimmed flats
TILL
AT PU”ULAR PRICES are shown In curious and
it will pay you to make a visit before you purc
Ladies’ Furnishings. ,
Complete stock of heavy I nderwear. Some great; val-
ues. Combination Suits are very popular. We
have them in all qualities. ’ "
The Largest and Best Line in
Neckwear I
to be found in the cit. Stamping done of every kind.
Agent Old taten Island llye House.
TlLLOl‘SON a MILLS. 86 Washington St.
CLOTHING THAT F ITS
We have Just received from the manufacturers the finest selection of ;,;
Up-To-Date Clothing
for Men and Boys
that has ever been shown in The Norwalks. Our clothing differs from flu or-
dinary ready made goods in that it fits better than most custom made do“!-
ing and the price is less than half what your tailor wouldichatlo.
A FULL LIIE OF' UP-TO-DATE FURNISHIIO‘.
WILLIS H. SELLEGK,
Clothisr and Furslshor. so Wall Street. larval
AT THE MODEL GROCER .
Low Prices for Good
Good things worth knowing.
Qualities.
Buckwheat Flour. new. 12c pa age.
(‘ocoa Rockwood's, tins. 10 ca ts.
We are selling some very nice Java
('offee of fine flavor and good strength.
it is "all right." as the lady said. and , . w .
you will think so it you try it. 3'1. Oyster Crarktrs. ”'7" and fine.
cents “I. Just as we thought itwould be about
our «to-cent tea. Pronounced as good
,, . . . . Ii." some Iompetitors at 60 cents. A
can. Are worthy of your attention._ "M, one now in. tasty and nice flavor-
f‘rab Apples. .\ particularly nll‘t‘ M. "lrv
lct. Are nice to preserve whole. or .\ n,“ bland 0f Mince Meat, “gen
make tine jelly. 37. cents peck. and Imp M poms.
'I'Iigner's Kidney ileaii.-. 8 cents a
Swert ltus'ct (.‘idcr just from the ('all attention to those fine "Ki
press, . Apples. $1.5. iIbi.: Grecnings. fl. 5
Stone Preserve .lars, Butter Jars. iIlIi.: i'ippiiia $1.50 bbl.; 20 and 250
Bean Pots. Oyster Jugs. ItI. pcck,
Potatoes. a few only I'I-malli lII cents New Shoulders. New Hams, New
perk. lawn. all bright and fine.
“e expect you will express your appreciation of our endeavors to serve
and please by your intreascd orders. Ink for i card and get it punched on
spot cash pun-lions. \ new .III of silve 'i'WI'll‘t to shirt}. the first. lot. goneto
pay Ull‘ debts. tours for business, .
LORENZO DIBBLE.
What ' Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Type- :
writing, Intermediate and Higher. :
can I English Branches, Language and.
the Fine Arts.
Learn at Special classes in German and
; French open this week, day and
, evening. Native Teacher.
Merrill '
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IF YIIII ABE THINKING [IF PUTTING IN HEATING.
NOW 15 THE TIME TO PUT IT IN.
We Defy Competition in this Particular Linc.
HOT Inna IIIIIIIIIII on spiuiin.
Also Steam and Hot Air Heating.
Call and get estimates from the Leading Plumbers and Steam nun,
CLAPH AM St BUTLER,
50 South lain Street. Ionic Hall Block South m a”:
ITHE EVENING SENTINEL
IS THE BEST ADVERTISING
MEDIUM IN NORWALK-
AND SURROUNDING TOWNS.
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