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I flicking“ Powder
- peratnre prevails along
' Children's School Aprrnn.
Madeiranpme
matter-tar.
Safeguards the food
against alum.
Alumbakln pm... them
wiausatiii'mday.
MM INIBMIWIIWM
Title Table for October.
October titles at Wilson Point. Conn,
compiled from U. 8. Coast Survey ta-
bier:
, Above Above or
l..W. below L.W.
Date H. 'I'. Mark. L. T. Mark.
13. 6.19am. 6.7ft.11.3fia.m. ..0.51t.
5.48pm. 6.9ft.
14. 6.3Ia.u1. 6.9ft. 12.14am. ..0.2ft.
7.08pm. 7.0ft. 12.51pm. ..0.2ft.
15. 7.42am. 7.4ft. 1.22am. ..0.0ft.
8.13pm. 73“. 1.59pm. -—-0.21t.
16. 8.40am. 7.9ft. 2.23am. —0..'lft.
9.11pm. 7.6ft. 3.01pm. —0.7ft.
17. 9.3ln.m. 8.4ft. 3.16am. —-0.8ft.
10.02pm. 7.2m. 3.53pm. i-1.m.
18. 10.17s.nt. 8.7ft. 4.06am. ——0.8ft.
10.49pm. 7.9ft. 4.43pm —-l.4ft.
19. 11.028.111. 8.8“. 4.53am. —0.8ft.
11.33pm. 7.81t. 5.31pm. —I.4ft.
20. 11.45am. 8.7ft. 5.0mm. —0.'I'ft.
6.18pm. —1.2ft.
21. 12.15am. 7.6ft. 6.25am. —0.5ft.
12.29pm. 8.5ft. 7.05pm. ——t.0ft.
22. 12.58am. 7.3ft. 7.13am. ——0.2ft.
1.14pm. 8.0". 7.53pm. —0.6ft.
23. 1.4411. to. 7.0ft. 8.03am. ..il.‘.’i't.
1.59pm. 7.51t. 8.43pm. —Il.2ft.
24. 2.32am. 6.7ft. 8.56am. ..I.).fyft.
2.49pm. 7.0ft. 9.33pm. ..0.2ft.
25. 3.27am. 6.4". 9.6mm. ..0.8ft.
3.42pm. 6..'Ift. 10.2tlp.m. ..0.l3ft.
26. 4.298.111. 6.11t. 1055a m ..l.0ft.
4.44pm. 6.1ft. 11.20pm. ..0.8ft.
27 5.3411411. 6.1ft. 11.55am. ..1.itt.
5.52pm. 5.9a.
28. 6.328.m. 6.3ft. 12.1.9.1 m. ..0.91t.
6.50pm. 5.9ft. 12. 52p. m. ..l.ilft.
20. 7.19am. 6.5ft.12.59II.m. ..0.8fi.
7.39pm. 6.lft.. 1.40pm. ..0.th.
30. 8.0ilu.rn. 6.8". 1.43am ..Il.7ft.
8.19p.m. can. 2,1.‘lp.m. ..0.Ilft.
at. 8.35am. 7.1a. 2.l8:I.m. ..ilJlft“
‘ 8.64pm. 6.6". 2.56pm. ..0.:ift.
RANGE OF TIDES.
)‘Sprlng,8..:4ft av.. 7...'2ft ncap,.I.9ft.
..slgnliies plus; — signifies minus
HERE AND HEHEAHHUT
Daily News of the Twin Cities
Gathered by Sentinel Reporters.
WEATHER NOTES.
Pleasant weather and normal tt-m-
the Atlantic
coast, pleasant Weather anti tempera-
ture avohe normal in the Missismppt
valley and snow and rain with l,PmI)t*l‘~
attire below normal in the. northwest.
Local foI'ecIIst——l<‘ttlr and continued
warm tonight and Saturday.
Miss May Ml'Fflbf‘. is sick at her home
in West avenue.
——Round Steak, 12c pound. at Hayes
Market.
John H. McNamara. of North Main
street. is suffering from It felon on uis
left hand.
The I’urdy-Scilcck nuptials take..
place at the. bride's home in Cos Cob
on October 23d. .
—Cathcrba for Rheumatism. Liver
anti Kidneys.
Ben Allen is back from the “(oicnt
fair. where he made quite It stake with
his African dodger.
Oscar W. Raymond has been appt int.
ed administrator in the estate of the
late John l’IIttI-nden.
-A job lot of to doz. Gents' Wool
llosc IZ'tzc pr., regular price 25c. M.
.Smith (I: Co.
West'avenuc has been restored to its
normal condition after the laying of
the ten— lnIh gas main.
Mrs. Charles Wuigrain. of Brooklyn.
is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charles Just.
of South First street.
-—i-‘resh Pork, the, 6 VI ater street.
Fred W. Decker has presented the
Full Official History of the War With
Spain. by Murat ”alSlt'iltl. to the Soutn
Norwalk Library.
—-.\'ew Youman Derby. O'Bricn's.
Mrs. 'I‘Ilomas ('ole. of Railroad ava—
nuc. and Mrs. George SI ymour. of t‘lay
strea. epent Tuesday with Mrs. Sn
monr's mother, Mrs. I". S. Banks, In
Wilton.
—We make our Candy. Lane.
There will be whist games at toe; shot by Cornelius IIcnIlrlI-ks.‘ l~ hI'II-
Central f‘lub \Ionday afternorn Otto-I lug considerable trouble with the (‘1)
3 . tic
her filth and filltb comm min: at
o'clock. under direction of Mia
Whltrnore Gregory.
amusement committee.
ll.
—-Twn roots of tinctcclo ry for 3c, II
Hayes Market.
Mm. Sarah Lvnra will rcprerrnt lll‘.
Speaking t'lrt'lc and .\lI-. James II.
Walsh the flpportunitv t'lrI-lp K "1':
Daughters. of the Norwdi;
ChuI'Ch. at the Id tie c'onvt ntlun In W :-I
terhury. next \' I'dII' Ile. and TlIuIII- 1 Ir» IIIImI-IIIIIII I-IIIIy about making thI
day.
—Onr full stotk of l. t'IIllIa and I hll- ltlbI-n roll up Wilson‘ 3 Point. inquire
area's Hosiery anti I iiIltI'Ihtlf' is now about tlIIII weather on the Sound and
N'l‘ll't'} inc upward.
All styits pact of wind. Some day they hope to
open for the Fall.
I“ prime, .1 I. 8. Smith 1 Cole.
)
New carpets.
Norwalk’s sewers are receiving their
full cleaning.
Attorney John Cuneo has been visit-
ing in New York city.
--1.eg of Lamb. 10 and 12c. Public
Market.
Dr. 1.. N. Phlnney. of Norwalk, is
home from up the Hudson.
An accounting will be made in the
estate of the late Betsey C. Belden. of
Wilton.
~Leg Lamb. 12c; forcquarter. 8a.:
Fresh Hams. 12c; Chickens. New York
Market.
Mrs. E. II. Bower and children. Ruth
and Genie. will return home from the
West. iI‘rlIltIy.
Mr. and Mrs. Edclbert ('lsterbanks. of
Norwalk. have, returned home. from a
trip to Banksvllic.
——Sprlng Chickens. 1299c pound. at
Hayes' Market.
Edward .1. Miller. of Grand street,
ls attending the New York Homeopa
service.
rises or falls in public appreciation.
of this business from its inception has been to fairly and
squarely meet such tests. A satisfied customer makes a
loyal business friend.
than we are daily receiving from hundreds of just such
friends.
South Norwolk'o Now Dry Goods Itoro.
The Test of a Store.
The test of a store is in the character of its merchan-
dise: The honesty of its prices, the helpfulness of its
It is by such tests as these that a business
We
The highest aim
ask no better advertisement
Now We’ll Talk New Goods.
thlc Medical College.
Everett H. Bennett has been appoint-
ed admlnistrator of the estate of the
late Jane Bennett, of WIIton.
—Selection of 25 pieces Fall Dress
Goods. Special prices for Sat. and
Mon. M. s. Smith III Co.
The Peerless Mundollne Club, of‘Nor-
walk. will hold its regular meeting and
rehearsal tonight, at II‘Iunk Svec's. I
Mrs. Bcllc Gregory, of Norwalk. has
returned home from a visit to her
daughter. Mrs. W. ll. Penney, in South—
port. I
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—llpu't use drugs. Try Cntherba.
The ladies of the Norwalk Congrega-
tional Church are. preparing II box ot
clothing for :I Home Missionary in Ok-
IalIonIII.
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Mrs. Charles Dornn. of Itanbury. and
Mrs. Iiorty. of Bridgeport. have b ca
gucsts of Mrs. William Hyland, of
l’lattsville avenue.
—Steam Carpet Cleaning at Luther
M. Wright's.
The many friends of Miss Mal Wil-
liams. of linlon street. will be pleased
to learn that she is slowly recovering
from n I-rlilcaldllncss.
--~LIIttII~t style Dunlap. ()‘ilrlcn's.
.\ freight car on It sidlni: in the yard
at Wistport was thrown from lllt‘ tI'III-k
)'l>lt'l‘tl-'l)' Iti'teinoon. while an engine
was engaged in switching.
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~-Tlcliclottu l'urc Candy. Lane.
’l'lIoIIIIIs II‘I'IIIII-is l'clclI. who was pi i
cctI-Il rcgistrar of voters lust Week in
'lIII Second Voting District, has up
poilliml .lohu ll. McNamara as his Ilcp
uty.
~viI‘resh tripe, home-made Sausage.
'lll'l't'll'd l’igs' Fl‘t'l, and :1 full line or
l"l't'Sll Vegetables, at Public Market. 32
Soullt Main street.
i-‘letchcr Montgomery, son of Rev
lames Montgomery, has St'l‘llrt‘tl a po—
sition in the oilicc of the (‘rofnt NI
Knapp Company, the hat manufactur-
nrs.
~(‘lIlt-kcns to roast. ”we. ii Water st
linoleums, ollcloths.
iackcts, capes. skirts. underwear, nos-
icry and gloves are receiving the at-
tention of shoppers at A. Dickcrman
& Son's’.
—3 lbs. Shoulder Steak for 25c.. at
S
all sizes. front $3.98 to slim.
pI-Iculine linI-II,
abouts.
IIII
MORE STYLISH JACKETS.
The popular jacket this season is
made from melton or kcrscy. they are,
cut from 22 to 24 inches in length, box:
reefer,
shades or black.
made by tailor experts. thus insuringl made, by your own Iircssmakcr.
the very perfection of fit and Ilnlsh. [ '
cloth '
i
round end fronts,
Our jackets are all
01‘
Ladics' Bouclc (‘oth Jacket in black. 1
navy or br'own, double breasted silk
lncd. 8498. l
Ladics' Ali-wool Tan Kersey Jacket. 5
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silk lined, strap scams at sans.
I.IIIIlIII-I.I'ilI—\vool Melton .ltII-ket In
due, black or tun. stinue, scams. dou-
Ilc breasted silk lined pearl buttons ‘
Ill 88 49.
Ladics' lllilt'k or NaIy Melton .i:-.IIket l
duck satin IiucIl. double breasted. box
IIIIIt III saint l
A full line of Children's Ilccfcrs. ln7
lthAllY-T‘O—WIIIAR SKIRTS.
The new fall Sttltk now at its best:
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i. Idics' Illntk All- wool (l1“\i)l
Skirts ptIrInline lined at. 8498. ,
l 'Idlcs' lllIIIk All- wool (Ilcvlot
Slhiilfi stitched scams, at 1.1%
Black Blister (‘rcpou Skirt ‘
vc lIIt fIII ing. at 37. 9X.
l..ttilc:~t' \Jl— WIIIII lllIiIk and “bile
Inge plaid iIIIIIit SklIt. III SM 19.
Ladies
'l'lll'I NIHV Illll-ISS (lOi'lllS.
More stylish gown stuffs to shun”
on than you'd cIthct to 11nd herc~
Handsome fabrics i‘I-Ish from
world‘s III-~i Illlllii'lS. i
rid inch Chrck liters Goods in new
Willlt'i' Shallt‘fi, at 291')”
Jill and IS inch All-wool Serge in all
hIIIlI-s. at 39c yd. I
' ' " ' ' I. .
“"5 Market. ..H Inch All-wool Worsted DrIIs-I,
w ’ v' ' y .. . I ,v
Hundreds of dollars are wasted every ,l',“‘;‘.lf.' ”mmblp (lml‘s' d‘nk “WM"
lay in buying things to cat. You can
waste a lot of money by paying too
'lllll'h for your groceries, but not so if
you trade at the New York Grocery
"otnpany‘I-I stores.
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—(‘ulherba cures-I consiipution.
Miss Elizabeth Littlcjohn. daughter
of Mrs. Mary Littlclobn, of 9 Stevem
Itrcct, and Hugh Prentisc IIobson, cf
New York. were married at the (‘hurch
If Zion and St. Timothy. New York
ity, Wednesday. by Rev. Hugh Hob-
i011. "father of the groom.
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—Pure Cof. and cream, 50 cup. Lane's
crossed a counter.
guaranteed stainless,
heel a mi toe,
.‘IR inch All-wool Rough T’laids, in all
OlIIT'H. at tile.
{It inch All—wool Homespun Suiting
n greys. browns and blues, at 98c.
lI‘Ol'R ‘STOCKING ITEMS. ;
Two for children, two for “TWINE;
icttcr stockings for the money nc.c:~
Women's Heavy Fleece Lined lloscu
fast black, double heel and toe. iii/{Io |
Women's fleece lined Seamless lioscn
l:'II- pair.
f‘lIlldI'en’s fast black Hose,
Bil/fir.
double !
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. Sllnlllll gct lil'Sl t’lIiIlli'I‘ ut (hrs--
cotton. $1.5m
Children's Heavy School Hose. with
double knee, heel and toe. guaranteed
stainless, 17c pair, 3 pairs for 50c.
WAISTS 01" SILK ANTI WOOL.
Ready-to-weur Waist! these; and
made just as you would order them If
Ladies' II'rI-nth II‘IIInnelI-tte Waists
pointed yoke pIIIltIIII back. 5%
l..1dico' All- wool Plain (‘olor Flannel
\\ III. is in navy blue light blue lIIIIIk.
time are some speIlIII lots at spetlnl red and grow at 3] l0
pIiIIII II bit It should be investigated:
HI‘I’IIllIS liluI-k Brillltintlne Walsts
piIIitId front and bIIIk. pointed yoke
1.39.
Ladies Velvet Waists in Mink. blue
and brown. corded back and front. at
S'L t't.
iIIIIliIIs' Striped Taffeta Walsts. cord-
IIl stripIs in all colors at 8:1 '18
SOME 'l‘iMIIIL Y (IIIII‘FIIINIIS OF‘
li.\‘\'KI"lS .\.\ill(t).\li-'I)1ITS
Direct from the mill and priced as
I you IIIIlIlIIIII we such goods priced. You
lots.
. BLANKI-I'I'S.
ill-l Ilomct illnnkct lli any at IiI'Ic.
III-i Stripe llotnet l‘ll‘tlllit‘l. in blue
pink and ycllow, at, 79c
l'll \l’lIitI- WI .oi Blanket. in red,
blue III pink borders :It l5”.
It i All- moo] “hilt-1 nukel in red
blue and pink borders at $3.50,
(‘OMI-‘OIITS.
l"i'lflflt*il (‘ulico ('oIIIfortIIbchI. at 59c,
('IIIIsc (‘loth ('onifortnbles, white
,I-IIttIIII tilled. at $1.25.
Large Fringed SIIkItine ('omfort-
mm H izllIIl \Iith white cotton. at SI. 49
Full Sth'tLSilit’t‘n ('omfortublts, Mc-
Ilallion putt-In. filled with extra white
KNITTIIIII I'NlliIJR\\'l"..ill FOR MEN;
FOR WOMEN.
The autumn and “'iilll'l‘ Weights. ful—
ly dependable. and in every way cor-
l'l‘I'lZ nIIItI-iI the prices on tlIesII with
what you hare regularly paid for like
soils:
MEN‘S l'NilEilWEAll.
Men's hI-avy natural grey Shirts and
DrawI-rs, ‘.’.'.c.
Men's grey. heavy,
Shirts and Drawers, 39c.
Men's l-‘inc Merino Shirts and Draw‘
fleece-lined
_ crs. illc.
Mtn‘s extra tine wool. ticcced Shirts
‘ and Drawers. 98c.
WOMENLS INDERWEAR.
Women's Ribbed iI‘lcecc‘Ilned Shirts
, and Pants. the.
Women's Fine Jersey Ribbed Fleece-
IincIl Shirts and Pants, 25c.
Women's Pine Merino Shirts and
Pants. in all sizes, at 49c.
Women's Extra Heavy. Pine WhiteI
Wool Shirts and Pants. 75c.
Weather Observer Tarr said last
night that the weather today would be
nuI-II like that of yesterday. It may
be more cloudy, however, and some
rain is likely to tail. The tempera-
ture will remain the same. Saturday
will be cooler and probably clear.
——.'1 lbs. Shoulder Steak. for 25c:
Round Steak. 12c pound. at llaycs' Mk.
Mrs. Charles W. Shelton will preside
at the meeting of the Central I'nion
of King‘s Daughters. to be held tomor-
row at 3:30 p, m.. in thc Norwnlk (ton-
grcgationul Chapel. The Kind \vOrt‘i
i'irI-le will render special music and
\lrII. Noble will give a Bible rcadtng.
The Ministerlng (‘ircle will meet at 3
TI. m.
—7th Roast. Iota. ll Water street.
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I‘m l >v Ballard who was struck in the
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chairman of tie: ilflll't‘tl.
III' with c bIIclrslIIIt tired from a s 'lng-
llr. Dc \tcr Illtchc-otk who is at-
tending him fears the sight way In luv-1
Ilcndrlcks is hell. P'TtllI‘EI
ll'e initlr‘I'. The cat-'- will chmc IIpi
, again in the Town Point at Norwaikl
‘on Monday but will proIIIlIiy III again,
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adjourned.
——t‘.rccn Pros. at llayt-I‘ marktl.
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F-‘IIIIr'II .‘iorwuik pHmlt‘ are on. kIuI:
Tianlls | m cn'n- t to $101 I: vultt .. -III but b: I.
then fooled III munv tlrms that tth;
trip to New \ork. ThI-v now ari- II at
'Itflil o‘II-IIIIk eth day size up the fog
lIlI):-:II by asking If there III any pros-
hear of II breeze.
'I “lfiva‘kI ‘. ‘ l: .. ‘ I l :‘I
Images 0
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.
Bu Oats That’s
Clean.
anuel T. Hatch.
\l'I-art III-.Ir just
as for II- the
nmrm: IPHPI’JIU‘
or telephone.
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For I'oniiry:
The IIAIMIIIII,
“owner's AnIIIIIII Meal,
I'm-it's Fund.
Oyster fibrils.
UMM'UMUUUIWMWUMUM [SUNN-
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leuy Gotten.
“lent" Me. In The Sentinel ere
Try comma"...
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ADDITIONAL 1.00“. NEWS.
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Palestine Council. A. 0. K. M. 0..
meet tonight.
will
Dr. A. II. Baldwin and sons are vis-
iting in New York today.
—Spring Chickens, 12%(2.. 6 Water St.
Mr. and Mrs. George B. St. John, of
Norwalk, are visiting In Philadelphia.
Rev. Charles H. Everest will preach
again at the Norwalk Congregational
Church, Sunday.
—-—Sprlng Chickens, 121,“ pound. at
IInyes’ Market.
Some one recently shot a valuable St.
Bernard dog owned by Thomas Vnr-
son, laming It badly.
Mrs. C. C. E. Williams of Union
street. has inst recovered from a se-
vere Illness of many weeks.
--i.lmbrellas anti Canes. O'Brien's.
A. E. Austin and Wallace Dunn. of
Norwalk. are taking in the attempt at
yacht racing in the fog today.
Miss May Williams. who has been
seriously ill at her home in I'nlon
street, Is now slowly improving.
——Catherba. purely vegetable, cures
malaria.
James Toner anti wife. and son Vin-
cent, of Norwalk. attended the Hines-
Ityle wedding at (Ilenbrook, yesterday.
Letter (‘n rrler Iiealy. of the Norwalk
post office. found a small purse conv
tninlng something over fifty cents this
morning.
-—1’lenty Peanuts in Brittle at Lane's.
Iicnry P. Price, of Norwalk. was In
New York. yesterday. anti would have
attended tlIrI yacht race had it not been
declared off.
A handsome sign of Sherman Com-
mandcry. I'. 0. (I. 0.. has been placed
at the entrance to the hall In the Ga-
zette building.
—Stcam Carpet Cleaning at Luther
M. Wright’s.
lion E. .1. "ill will deliver his lec-
ture upon Alaska anti the West, at the
Norwnlk Methodist Church lecture
room. this evening.
Sherman ('ommandcry, l'. O. G. i
will rehearse the degree of the star.
this evening. A full attendance of
members is requested.
~-T)IIII’.~I miss this opportunity to see
our new stock of Fancy f‘rockcry and
Glassware. on which we will make ape.
ciul prices for Sat. and Mon. See spe—
cial prices on Tin and Enamel “are
for Sat, and Mon. M, S. Smith III ('II.
The Iielping lIIInrl f'ircie of King'.4
Daughters will nu.ct in tbc linworth
pIIIlor at the Norwalk Mctbodist
('huI'I-II. at 7 o'clock. tonight.
TIIII South Norwnlk police found a
lien llnr bicycle, in Washington street.
last night, and now have it at police
headquarters, where it awaits an own—
er.
~—»i.egs Lamb. l'.’c., at “11‘s" Market.
I-‘ S. Ambler of i'nion Park was
able to sit up and take I. .Iinei‘ with his
folks, yIsthIlay Mr. Ambler is just
recovering from a severe attack of ty-
phoid fever.
—.\lcn's and Boys’ golf caps. O'Brien.
1. WrubI-I & ('o. are showing at The
Fair ('loak and For Store a big variety
in newest styles of well-tailored ladIcs'
and misses' jackets. suits. golf capes
and fur capes, at manufacturers‘ pri-
(‘99.
—rl’or the complexion take Catherba.
A heifer belonging to Noah Wood.
became impaled on T. S. Vandcrhoef's
iron fence, Wednesday. TWn men res-
cued the animal from Its uncomfort-
able position. The body was badly.
Iasccrated.
—-Latcst style Dunlap. O'Brien's.
wait too long if you want to
The P. .1. Lynch stores. Read
prices. floods not advertised are soul
just as cheap.
—Give children Lane's Ice Cream.
A big imitation silver dollar stands
in front of Willis Selleck's clothing
store at Norwalk. bearing the legend
'Save Dollars by Trading with W. H.
SclIeI-k." It is a catchy ad. and at~
tracts lots of attention.
——Loin Lamb Chops. 1643.. 6 Water St
.T. A. Iiislop & ('0. talk about new
goods in their advertising space to-
day. The business of this store. where ‘
honesty of prices and satisfactory ser- .
vice is the test of merit. continues to
rise in public appreciation.
—Forequarters Lamb. 'I'c.. at Hayes
Market.
Sherman Council. Royal Arcanum.
met last night and made arrangements
for the annual visitation of the grand
regent and other state otTIcers. Thurs.I
day. October 25. A banquet will be
served on this occasion. All members
MAI'KBREL.
Mackerel this week, selling at tic each.
The last lot of 5c mackerel are larger
thah the first.
of Black Tea
lIIanI and tbeapness.
cyIJumbles. Orange ,(‘akc Spice Nuts
anjrl ornamental presents we give to cash customers.
punched. Ready for business and solicit your orders.
3 . LORENZO DIBBLE.
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”Elearn at
3Merrill _ ,
IIcollegei’ l . ' ,
gIOIOOOOOOOOOCOOOOOO ......OIIIOOOCUIC'
5o South Iain Street, Ionic Hall Block
EDWKRD STREET’SL :
Great Closing Out Sale is still In program.
Never were Dry Goods sold as low, and it
will continue until stock is sold.
dward Street,
“ l Gazette Building, Norwotk.
Int & llllil’ llllllNElli until}
3 All the Newest and Best Styles in
Trimmed and Untrimmed flats
AT POPULAR PRICPIS are shown In our stock. and
it will pay you to make a visit before you pure
9 Ladies’ Furnishings.
Complete stock of heav Underwear. Some great void
lies. Combination uits are very popular. We
I have them in all qualities.
I The Largest and Best Line in
I Neckwear
to be found' In the city. Stamping done of every kind.
I Agent Old Staten Island Dye House.
TILLOTSON & MILLS. 86 Washington St.
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WILLIS H. SELLECK.
s SPECIALS:
Men’s all wool black Cheviot Suits, single and
and double-breasted, would be good value at $7. 50; our
price.
$6..5(l
Mons blue l’eacetlale all worsted Suits, extra
value, 39. 50.
Men 3 raw-edge lop-scam black Kersey Overcoats,
sold elsewhere for $7. 50 and $7. 89; all we ask i386. 50.
\ cry Special. ——An all wool black Kersey Overcoat,
cut ‘11] latest style, $7. 50; a regular $10 coat.
l‘iinely fall as to What is Going on at the limit! Grocery.
‘ We clrancd house this we k. Everything in this store has been washed
orIIlusthl. We think cleanliness is healthful anti will be appreciated. Come
in and look around. We tourt the trade of those people who like order and
ncntncss . I
Our Butter, bargain in quality, 25c lb. I
DRIED BEEF.
We are. happy to announce that we
shall supply hand-shaved Dried Beet
hereafter. The. work will be done by
that veteran expert at the business.
Charles E. Ferris. The beauty oi!
smoked beef is to have ii fresh. The
sooner it is eaten after It Is cut the
better the flavor. Contrast the diflet-
[)9wa Mixed. etc. once. fresh vs. that sold in a box, an
I weet (‘idctz any one can see.
i (‘all attention to the Aluminum Double Boiler as a sample of the useful
Get a card and have it
We opened some nice white meIItetl -
’l' I y.
llevc bought more of that tile gradI
It is It marvel of txcel-
Very nice for the
pure.
(Full attention to stock of Fresh lion-
'~ :What
:
advantage of the enormous re- . an
I Ictlon ln groceries now going on E Q
t
' Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Type- =
I writing, Intermediate and Higher:
‘ English Branches, Language and
i‘ the Fine Arts.
Special classes in German and.
French open this week, day and
evening. Native Teacher.
I I. IERRILL, Prin.
Stamford, Ct.
lF YllH ABE THINKING ill PHTTlNlI‘ IN HEATING
NOW 19 THE TIMI To PUT 11‘ IN.
We Defy Competition in this Particular Linc.
.HOT WATER HEATING 0llli SPECIALTY.
'fiu‘AIso Steam and Hot Air Heating.
Call and get estimates from the Leading Plumbers snd Steam Fitters"
CLAPHAM Gt BUTLER,
South Hewett, Cess'
of the council are expected to be pres- I
eat. I
l
—-I-‘ull line Yacht Caps. O'Brien's. ,‘
The .‘I'orwnlk Boston Store annoIIn-j
l 1 1’
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ccs its regular fall and winter c I
of ladies' outside garments. consist
of lac ktts. golf capes. waists and dress
Everv garment ls made by cor‘,
rect and skillful tailors. insuring the
lest possible results. For the comtng
week special prices will be the order.
—Dr. M. S. Roses. oculllt, can his.
consulted in the parlors of the la-
lhaclmno Hotel. on Tuesdays. between
the hours of I and 7 p.111. and daily
between Quad 121.111., 6 and ‘9
p. 111., new State street Bridgeport.
unlined
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