momma
0‘ John M. Carpenter, of West Main
street, is critically ill.
—~'i‘he best cuts of Round Steak, 10c
. . - ~ ‘ib.: 3 pounds of thel best Shoulder
Steak f r 25o. insole for Frida and
South Norwoik'o Now Dry Ooodo ltoro. sauna“; u, Hayley Market. y
Joseph Hevesey has moved to South i _._,..
Norweik from Woodland avenue, Ohio. I Several Norwalk people went to New
of this store is to pro-
“ —_.. "' ’ Haven to attend the football game at
. “from page midi E's‘dmogi‘.W?Iii.‘l‘3/liitsedelii,fldf nil-i ' THE EARNEST PURPOSE test your buying in- ""'° “e“ ”d"- '
/ walk. te rests, to see that
every item of merchandise bought here bears the stamp
of full value received, to. extend. to you a cordial wel-
come, to show a proper appreciation of your loyalty and
patronage, to prove to you at every turn that we are
‘ . .‘WTW'. w L '
T” [of ‘ w“! .s;
Oohkenoe Tribe of Red Hen confer-
red the Chief's degree, last evenins.
sun——
—Lamb Fries and Mill-Pond Oys-
ters and Escaliops. at imperial Cafe.
Wants everyone to attend his Great Closing Uni: A
of Dry Goods, Hosiery, Underwear, Fancy Goodmeic
We are going to close out this stock at once. ' "W
prices marked on the stock are so low we are con
ed you will appreciate the fact. Remember, all kids
of Dry Goods, at wholnsale, are considerably high." .’
This makes the sale still more important to you;
Earliest customers have the best selections.
l
-iv‘ur Coilnrettes at special prices.
today. Boston Store.
——F‘resh Pork and Sausage. 10c ib..
at Hayes' Market. A stray bird dog with a collar hear-
ing the name of ii‘. 8. Holmes is wand-
ering about town.
Ernest and Howard Worden. of Dr-
cbard street, entertained the Peerless
Mandolin Club. last night.
—-l-‘reiiii llama. 12o.
ti Water street.
Aim’ ” pow-lend gawk b Arthur anthdldltn‘ lParks. |or Dnn- alive to all those little details that stamps a business as WWW", & Hon mm, m mm ,. p . . .
m . , e (a , a grimy - e s e {7" . i . ""iv
‘ "w ’ $723.? ditt'ivf’r. iiri£.'t‘r"r~h'h. bems a helpful factor to Its buying commyth- Octo- 3...i‘i.i”i’.lii.‘i"luffifii‘i’bli iiiiir’ifii "°' 5 °"’“’ B“"‘""¢' ""W'l'l- : ~ ._ . .
“m” " """°"“ “"eel- bar offers opportunities for seasonable buying that pru- W"- ‘ .‘ m . *5
-—Another student has been places
dent folk hereabout will be quick to see, equally quick to
-—'Sorosis Shoes. the new shoe for
. Gstheredb Sentinel Re rters .
T _ P0 ' gage It‘odlayiiggxl‘i‘engertréi‘rnehttlg: title This store is fun of cloak cnthusi-i And we're in a position to talk to Pet. [111; lto "lot and aft one of Ntlhosse I'T'Ihe flncst goods the prettiest materials and tiie lowest prices. make I
. -— . . c . . o e '. . L ‘ . . ' s
’, 'l' for sugar, News and lbuti'er. y 8 arm. Much time, much thought and some purpose. No better towels ever tiniliih 8‘: Cat ures, s as all igiriiutgiliiion in our favor that places us at the top notch of Millinery disc
bum": "i: wnomm. . ______. much money has been spent In sath- loft this store at these prices, and ‘ ‘
”camp?!“ "0:; S. agsfosifigvsgnaz __Latefit 5,er Dunlap.- O'Brien'§_ oring together this handsome equip- that‘s sayings great deal. Officer Morehouse was called into lAnlEST FINE M s I" . V
b '——"——‘_ ment of outer garments. We know' , the hallway at the Misses St. John's
lee. Samuel Pomstock Jr. is showing a . 26"” ”"9“ ”“0" 1°Wl’lfi- red bill" millinerv yesterday afternoon to re-
Above Above or fine line of new 300',” "'1 groceries. it we re right in this cloak matter. and dcrs at Tc. move a ""0“ "m" had takcn pogsgwd‘n Made by the celebrated PEERLESS MANUFACTT' RING COMPANY. which
LW. below 1"W' embraces all things soakonéble and of being right “'9'” going to 30 ahead. i 34x17 All-linen liuck Towels Bleach- of the place for atylc. finish "ml quality of cotton (annot be equalled. PRICE” THE
. gwifl'gin "7115:?" 6215;! II: “38:; the best brand for the table. Icd or ifnblcacbcil at lZ‘éc. I ‘ —'—-—-———-——— "0“”?1‘ . . .
. . . . ......-—. .___._.__. ; , .. .. . . ..v . . lismnv um \i . : '..’
‘. 23" ling: 3'32 gmfigg :5'gg ,A special convocation of boiler .spfifi'lmiiizi'n MMI' ”Hi borders. soppbindiilgiiriiiigiiriiiilrmhmli'iilr;(zi.i§i’(‘illld in this city. that is ii “flabby: {thi‘t iiiisitiim R in our store than any ”I.“
,’ 1:14am: siort.’ 7:5iipim: —0:tlft: $333352“? figmmhoml' Afihhfflf' E 45x2l All-lincn 'i'owcls iii-mmcd or 3‘0"" ““1 MW” “9’“ Ill-”NT 0' ll STATEN IS! AND DYE HO! St:
I ‘ - ' v " r‘ x I i v
i 23. 111545;: gmgg :H‘tggg: ”lg-fix grec. Oysti-r supper after work. .lrmg'd‘ "1 U" witavhilrfhilontgomrgy. o; thpifiim 86 washin to" st so Norwalkl.
f - - - ._ - - -- ' -—-——— . e m at «.p scopa ‘ urc .ani cv g
24. £233.: Tntiiit’. SMgiggi “-351: 41” children [Abe's ice Cream. ilr. Heard. of the (,‘ongregationni "
25. 3:27a:m: slut: aria}... ..o.sn 1...... Mom in... completed no r... Underwear items interest You :1 3:17:11; .‘.:’.‘.’..'.,fsg'.'.‘.“:f.‘;..'.’;'.'""“v at m- - .
3429-31» 6'5“ 10.26pm. “0-6“ umcration of the (footer School. ois- A lli'i ht or“) mirni lib ll t _ “*4 EWi Is H; .
26- 419M!» 51ft1055km- nl-‘m' trlct. He finds 529 children betwccn ' g " ’ "”‘ w 3 5"“ ~Photu. l2 for 50c. Short time only ’4
4.44pm. 6.lft. 11.20pm. ..0.8ft. u“. agesor tour and fourteen years lug frost on the fence posts, makes Lewis ll Main street '
27 55%;: Egg,- “-553-m- ..l.lft. -————————- U ‘one feel like gctling into a suit of nice i ' -————-——‘——
'9— - - -’- - ’i‘iic fcntbnil team of Brown's liusi- wrrni “'hnor underwear 11er m. Marshall H. 'l‘oiics who underwent A
28. 6.32am. 6.3ft. 12.13am. ..0.9ft. ,. s , ,- _ t . l s . _ _ . . .
6.50pm 5.9a. 12.52pm. ..l.ilft um":3:fizlh‘z‘JAW‘flf-VWfihgnt‘fl; fat" u.- cost in tho change if you buy those fig ‘:;;,;;:;fi‘; 2mm? 33101;;‘1322‘ SPECI Ls
29- g-gga-m 3-152 li'iii‘lm W323 Norwaik High Schools, on Mayflower loth‘. ilt‘i‘il'fi» ”9 SiPilt Wi‘” last "ifihi. and ‘Ien 3 all WOO] blaCk CheViOt suits! Single and
30. 3:00:33. 6:8": mm: Ill-m: ()vul. I[LVU‘HAW'LWM‘Tlif‘rrl'ygiibbci’i] Fleece in nblc w'wkc nourishment WW- and double-breasted, would be good value at $7. 50; our
a 0( a T' TN , t '9 .
8.199.111. 8.3“. 2.190.“). ”01?"- —-Stoam Carpet Cleaning at Trlltht'i ., . “A. _, Y . a "If i 8,? —Steam Carpet Cleaning at Luther pl’lfle, s6. 50.
31. 8.35am. 7.1a. 2.18am. ..0.bft. M'Whgm-E . *"*W"’” i “""m'"""‘W"""""“”“”’h"‘s “"" M Wright's
8.54pm.. 6.6ft. 2.56pm. ..o.3it. . _‘________ Ladies" Black Tloucic cape. For ”m“- 95" “W'h- ' ' Men 3 blue Peachdale all W01'5ted Suits, 03m
Rsnon or TIDES. [’00pr who mm h... a... 0, h", N... 'T‘ri'uimcd. Gloria Silk Lined. full swoop , Mcn's Hcavy Fiver" Uncd Shirt3 and Mrs. Newkirk will sing at the Men's value 89. 50.
391138: 84 “-i “V" 7-2 ft.; “939- 5-9 ft. York (Trot-cry Company know it is no ill $449. drawers igood value at. 500) YOI' 39" (‘Inb service at the South Norwnili ' ‘
..sisnifles plus; — signifies minus. "(w-[dent that has mused (hr. company'.~ Ladics' Black (‘ovcrt Cloth, Reefer ‘i'ili‘hv Congregational (.‘hurch tomorrow aft- Men 3 raw-Edge lop-seam blac- draDVel'coats
Prices and quality Jacki-t. Doublil llri-zistoil, Aiiili‘k hatin Men's Natural All-wool Shirts and criioon. and thc pastor will speak on SOid elsewhere for $7 50 and $7 89; "1? i386 w ’
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HEHE ANH HEHEiHHH ‘
'Dsilv News of the Twin Cities
Notice to Advertisers.
Sentinel adiertlseis, who deriri
change of advertisement must Tlin'i
the copy for the change in the office by
2 o’clock. p. m.. on the day before tin
changed advertisement will appear.
WEATHER NOTES.
liigh prcssiirc area and cool WPaiTlf'l
control over the Western portion oi
lake region yesterday morning is now
central over wcstcrn portion and cx
tends to lllt‘ coast. Low pressure i:
i business to grow.
women, Glover' s, sole agency.
Engineer C. N. Wood. of Norwalk.
has been making surveys of Main
street, Westport, devising a plan for
draining the highway.
n...—
Some enticing changes in prices are
have douc it.
in the Town (‘ourt at Norwalk this
morning li‘rcdcrlck lironson wits scn
tenccd to thirty days in jail for drunk-
enni-ss and brcacl) of the peace. iii-
took an appeal.
—'.'iilfl different. :irticlcs for kitchcn
fllrniShlngs to be sold for iii and 23c.
at. M. S. Smith & f‘o.’s. during their R
days' sale.
if you are about rcndy to burn sonic
pnpcring and painting done you should
inspi-ct lhc vairicil stock of new goods
displayed in iii-i-ki-r's handsome storc.
take advantage of.
HERE sun A new or main.
by llrow‘ns College as book- -keeper.
in the Town Court at Norwaili, this
morning. the case of Augustus Kent
for non-support was again continued
Tor one month.
it’s Cloak Time Now.
Lint-d, $4.98.
indics lilack or 'l‘aii Melton Moth,
Jacket. lloublc llrcasted. Strap Scams. .
(‘ordcil Silk blood. at $9.98.
Fur Collarettts—
Very Popular.
You don't pay fancy prices for fursl
hcrc. .Til>l an ordinary i-very dziy liv.
ing dry goods protit. that's all. Proof l
indics' Stonc Martin (‘oilurotto
Head and tail Tl'iTTlTTli'iT, $3.41!.
Ladics‘ Hicctric Sczil ("zipi- (‘oiiurctii- .
with ions: front. tail iriiiimcd. ”Elli.
[We’ll Talk Towels to you.
.arc honest storklugs. illill lilt'r’illli niucb
-Attend our 19 and 230 sale from
the practical question: is all for thi-
iii-«i '7
Drawers. Shirts Double Breasted and
lloublc llucku. at 95c cucb.
('hlldrcn's Extra iicavy Fleece Lined
Shirts and Drawers. all sizes 25c each.
(‘hildrcn's Natural Wool Vests and
Pants, size l\', .‘luc; rise of 5c cacli size
lai'gcr.
-ilig sale of winter underwear at
liouton Store today.
Brown's Business Colicgc football
tcam has completed arrangements for
games with the Park Avenue institu-
ilop team. of liridgcport. the Stamford
High School mum and tho Merrill ('oi-
lo as team.
A Very Special Stocking Story.
Sill‘t'illl in two particulars. first they
«~Mcn's l’nion Stamped 83 and $3.50
Shoes. (iiovcr's.
from a washing and wearing stand-
point. Scconii, they're lower priced
’i‘hi-i-c will be no more music in the
' cut in latest style, $7.50; a regular ‘
Ti‘llotSon& Mil * f
MILLINERY EMPORIUI. '
THE establishment where the quality goes first and the prices lagging '
behind
it
gay Overcoat,
I
lie Cioihier,
V ery Special.—An all wool bi
Willis n. SelleckrUp:
50 Wall street, Norwal ‘
loan. ‘
The Model G '71,,‘ocery
A distributing center for good goods at d
- right prices.
M}. . developing in the northwest. ’l‘cmp . ‘ V . '
.... eratnre has fallen about tcn degrees .i: lie is a leader in his line. ll lining-s” laif'gll'ic Tfi"1.71‘."";‘i".fxi ililf‘ , than you’ve hop" in the habit of my. saloons of Stamford if Mayor ’l‘uppcr's ‘
03539,." ””1”.”5' _ 1' W . k—-—C—--—l- ”ll 0 “L > "ii“ 1”“- ‘” "-' 4 “H: (m. HM.“ good hosiery, orders are i-niorci-d. llc has rcvokcd lll'T'l‘iiii. p“ KLES ;
T‘ort't'fli-li-i‘nll‘ [Ulllgilil in“ bunday ._ ema eour andy, ,ane, llli in-rmiis iiilti iilt‘ imilm- have been “.0 ll‘tVt' ”w 'lill'illlilgi of ii m’n ’ .
Heavy frost tonight. 5 lg tiy warmei ~— inslructcd to so inform the saloon , ‘ ‘ " 4.3 , i“ ' " First arrival of the rrew'season"
Sunday. The helscy (‘lnb held a successfu. To Buy Black Goofs. keepers. Violations of the order will “it, "I": ””1”“! "H ”My!“ ”3“." are duct Plan's Perfect Pickles. Lap
——-_ 0 E3“ in Lockwood ’1 blialll. ”N ““1an if vou buv them right needs confi- make the “mam” amenable to "NOEL firbrilgwiiiii)i'iili‘iri:illh:ili‘:ii: l \thy it“); small ’12”
~Chicki~ns and i-‘uwla. 1.1/4.9. a ‘iore was a congen a party pri-scnt. . . . ' ' . - i A ', " i ’9" .swei
liayes' Market. nod (lul‘lsi‘infihwils Biijiliyciti "an 3. I’m.l deuce. hot so much confidence ill mic -.\rion concert and ball. Monday :ng'm'Bwfrj rf;i}:":{g‘htil"‘|:;{ [“31“ 1‘" “RAB MEAT PLAKES-
__..__ ioiir. . my io's rc ii-s rs. urnis ll‘l SF" 11.: confidence in tho store from night. ' ‘ . ' i ‘ , “i "0 i .
Repairs are being made to the tow music. which you make the purchssc “.K . _.___.__. 0i your butter. llllrilllcsi-i after trial sam- “llfiéitfii‘ [(‘i'iln‘n lobster for rials; Try
' . .. .. . .. . .. , . pp, .. ..
l p”. or the horwulk Methodist Choich ~.\iion ~T—Sin'in “3- ‘H i 1 ""le back on any 0'. ”mm. “mm, Ii, ‘ ihc members of the South horw‘aik TJRil'i) ’ ‘ ‘ ‘ N'OFT ‘ . V
_.____.___. i. g oi t y conccr ani lire ”courtroom will attcnd the Last . ”hi3" . “TELL (RABS.
-—Golf Capos "p to date at In“. pric d ff i l l f ii i ik h - f i ll W'omen .u Extra limvy Fleur l inid
cs Boston Stun», means so goo aso or rig tic icst and ort.iics . ct c “ping" o a )u of ' ‘ ' ‘ 5. J! iit'lit‘l‘. the president, and Dr . ‘
”— *_ "1““ “’1' ”1" "WWW- , should ”use vnlucs sound to you illiiqi'niingh.’ 9213‘?” ”(PI and 109' llou Pardon the trmuurpr, from (hp i.i-a- : :What BOOkkeCPiflg. Shorthand, Type- .
Zivi’tarrc and hcr band of 'PXDPF- mm . . ' ' ‘ ‘ gun, wcrc accepted. Another mccting '
gypsy palniists and life renders arc is - Legs of Spring Lamb. l2c iii. m “if; 1'“ In. W l Sin 1 iliank is "3 Men s llooi iiosc in (ii 113' or (‘amci's w,” hp held m the same place next writing, Intermediate and 111811“ :
the city iinini. south Main sin-cf. To! our...» Market. , ” "” “ " . ' .' liiwlil 11"! Imlr- Friday night. hr. l’ardcc will rcfund :c I En Tish Br 0 =
a short time only. _ . 4 ' . Full): and P'nk' Striped ”mil.” "M i Mcns Extra Heavy Wool Hose in all the monies contributed by various : an S mehes' 143118“de . "
, —-——-——— l'atrick Mulvihiil. of “iIHllaniim ‘ll ‘ Wh't W ii iii k t . i" ,7 “inc or (troy. rcguiar 23c kind. He, 1: members during thc term as trcosiir- the Fine Arts. . '
—-—T.ate.st style Dunlap. ()'llricn‘s. 'trii-i. was arrested last night for id ' ' " ”-' an “ H ”l 1“ -~ il'iir‘i for rm, 91‘ O ,,
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. ———-——-——- . if‘Xii‘illlllll. on complaint of his wife "rim” l’"""'”' fwd“ "',"'1"‘ psi. ”1”,!an ”m0 u‘lrantc d fast " . earn a SPCCTaT classes in German and .
'hp ('nliimbia has won our mail i'liis morning she did not wish it will"! ""‘i i'igured (..omfortablcs. blicl‘ (ltlllliit' hcl awful“ Pléc ' ——T)omct Blankets. 4m»; Outing Flan- . F T] .
tlt-llt'r. KM Tlflvv Starrct's tools among prrss the charge. and .liiilgc Gregor) 3' 11"“ ' (‘ l" C { I”. (‘lil ,. h 1' lt' ' 1" ' "0] 31mm 29,. Hunt's Outing Flannel .‘ s renc open this week! day 811d .
Knoll mechanics. sec Fox t'yi-lc lint. '(llllilllll'ti the «use for our month. l'dll‘l‘) (‘hinlz .a i439 .om ”Hilts. . ll i_ drcnh Pnly NONUIL 109". DUH‘ Night Shirts 49,. The largest stock : err' I evening Native Teacher .
Hardware- Cnmpan)‘ it advertisement. ““‘—___ I hm“ “("3 "In“ at. u” ' . ’0 hnfl‘. ”PM and ‘00' “c pair' of (,on[‘ ,x Ladloa' and Children 3 ”my: t .
___.—.—— ”N9“. Yoiiman Derby. 0' iricn's. iery at lowest prices M S. Smith & Co i
—4~ilon’i forget Arion‘s concert andl . .. -:————- 114 W Tl, St E —-—-- : cone 0 ? i u- ‘- 'ERRTLL, Prin. :
fiflni‘v Monday night in Arion Hall. The Wild Rose and her one-loggfd 88 ington fee , KNOCKED ”0W3 BY A HORSE. : l Stami T, Ct. .
‘ C
I
of West street
Mass” for 2
Mrs. iv‘. S. Lyon. .lr..
has gone to Springfield,
week's visit.
-Don't. miss an opportunity. (lui
Red Tic‘h'ct Sale 19 and 23c, prcvaii:
at. \i. S.Smith & (o.' s.
Mrs.King. of Fulton. N. Y.. is a glow
of Mr. and Mrs E ii. i-‘illow. of ('hcst
nut street. Norwaik.
Mr. and Mrs. 'i'. B. Rafferty. of Won
cesttr who art- on thcir wedding tour
are guests of Mr and Mrs \Villiam
MiflCormai k of Main street. Norsalk
-—Dellcious Pure Candy. Lane.
The mun-ll of tlic Norwaik ilub
inc-t Inst i-w-ning and organized for the
year by tinting ..l i'. 'lreadwcil pres-
idem and (bold lloyt sci rotary. The
Rev. Talmagc lit-Witt \‘an ilorcn was
danie Monday night. The entertain-
irs vill be Misses Emma and Louisi-
Sp‘icsckc, violinist and pianist: Leigh
Whittaker. tenor; Richard Noack, bar-
itone; Mat. \Vcilcr, ciocutionist.
—-Special sale of ilri-ss Goods at the
iloston Store today.
A. .i. l'ollins 8: i'ompany say the)
have liccn growing round shonidcrcii
in studying how to bring the public it-
thcil' storc. and have failed to find any
companion have not returned with that
aliasing marriage certificate. N. i-‘
Spt-o-r is still looking for his horse and
Wagon in which this interesting ('flllpil'
left town—New (‘anaau Messenger.
—Plenty Peanuts in Brittle at Lane's.
I ‘Tlic establishment whcrc the (pull
it_\ goes first and the mic es lag behind'
‘flts Tiliotson & Mills millinery store
Bin :1 niiity. Thcy scll the Peerless
Maniifaituring t‘ompany‘ s muslin un-
not in every way satisfactory.
{it} inch Ali-wool iilack Serge, 25c yd. .
45-inch Ali-wool lilack Storm Scrip-,1
at «nu- yd. 7
45 inch All-wool Gold Medal .iac-
qunrd lllack IlreSs floods at i‘er-Lc yd.
ills inch lilnck Wool (‘rcpoan nuw din
Hans, at 08c yd.
items of Warm Bidding.
Mcaning. of course, blankcts and cm
Avenue Methodist Episcopal (‘liurch
tomorrow night. in company with the
East Norwaik Fire Department. Mem-
bci-s will meet at Mayflower Hook and
Ladder (‘ompany‘s house at 6:30
o'clock.
—Six years ago the imperial (‘rown
(‘igar was unknown in South Norwaik.
'i‘bc (‘itizciis' Lcugur held a meeting
last night at the office of Dr. M. (‘lif-
lord Parties The resignations of Rev.
'Womcn's Fast‘ilinck Heavy (‘otton
liosc. Double llccl and 'i‘oc. lil‘qc pair.
ti.i\.
South N orwalk.
A Young Son of 1. ll. Bsek'v .‘csirelv
blurry! on West Avenue.
We sell grain at the lowest living profit.
(lot to make a little money. and you certain-
.iay iiiickiey, son of J. H. Buckley.
of Bclden avenue, was riding his bi-
cycic down West avenue yesterday af-
tcinoon w-htn he was run into by a
horse driven by William Anderson at
trolley tar and made a jump for the
sidewalk. k king the boy from the
Hand. thin sliced is a success. We arr-
sclling a lot of it and the trade is
bound to increase. Wc ask a trial i
:Si‘x small crabs in a tin. Delicious,
-ri' Ill.
Stock ot Sweet Cider renewed.
good for you and good
and that s no secret.
if i 'lilill do a good business it will bc my fault:
for inc.
1 shall do more before i do less
hours to command.
LORENZO DIBBLE.
IF Tilll THE THINKING HF PUTTING lN HEATING
NOW IS THE TIME TO PUT IT IN.
We Defy Competition in this Particular Line e.
HOT WATER HEATING OUR SPECIALTY.
o-Eccted a member of the—lino gii'a‘i‘iiiri-ahd‘d‘thbcflihiigii'iyliliii'. finish and 1’ don’t begrudge that little. But remem. blcyile. lmfi L—V jumped over him A130 Steam and Hot A“- "an“
--BO}‘!~" and fiirls' School Sh"PS ._____. - . I 0 1 'l h? boy \V as fif’u'lllfifll. He WM [3' “g.
cm“ 4m" ham, h, a, my... ber this. All our prices are right. We don t £21,123)"th:h:::irtlli;:ii:u$'£r“£123: cm and get utiinstes from the Leading numb... ..d gm “M
The Autumn Festival of the Sunday
‘Sihool of the First Methodist Church}
will in- held tomorrow wooing at 7
o'clock 'lbi- church Will be appro-
prlately decorated with autumn leaves
and fruits. ilic choir will rendcr a
1 Market.
0
‘ Th! annual meeting of the Norwnlk
’Tramwny i'onipany will be lit id at the
ionic.- of the company in South Nor-
walk on Wednesday, .Novemlicr l. at
”:30 u. m. A board of nine dircctors
sell one article below cost and make it up on
something else.
Brr Oars Terri's CLEAN.
tended to.
-—Thrcc hundred winter coats for in-
day. Boston Store.
SETH'IT‘ 25 AT THE HOSPlTAL.
dies and misses at spoilai prices. to“
CLAPHAM s: BUTLER,
to South Isis Street, llssie Hall Block
“_
When trying to read and sew, ’durlnt
South Kuwait, Cele ‘
specie] seivii-r of song. and the pastor‘ will be clm'fo-il and action taken upon .
will deiivcr m. “an.” thr. “nu-inimi-nt m ihn‘ i’lllll'lti‘ ur.inti-d-\ MANUEL T H in iompliancc with the wish of the "19"? innit evenings it been very .
Iby the last legislature. ' ' patients the Hey i". W Norris held fli’partnt that Tht' eyes need e ex- ‘
diiine sew-lies in the female ward of tni hrlp to relieve the sense 0 strain
~Try "not I: Zo-lnfrs horse radish.
their own grinding.
Tlr. f'larh. of South Noiwzilk. HIP-
ccas-‘fiilly clinJu-d ill" hiiiu imidina' lo
Ridge-field last Sundry in his ltlz‘nczivc
automobile in my his respects to in.
w ti d'iya' l9 and 231' sale beginning
Sat. Oct. 21. FH‘T) dcp'i throughout.
the store crowded with bargains for
lb and 23c, M. S. Smith & ('0
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insurance Agent ilunninx. of South.
Telephone connection. '
'tlie Noiwalk liiispltnl. last Sunday af-
ternoon. \fter reading the prayers
land lesson Mr Norris made a few ap—
propriate and touihlng remarks. his
subjeit being from St. Mathew. first
. verse. ninth clinpten "Son be of good
cheer my sins will be forgiven thce.‘
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and that tired feeling resulting from
defective vision. We can give the e!-
tra help by means of Proper We!
i’ropeilv Adjusted. and it costs but In-
tie if taken in time. Thoma el-
iiminations free and all work guaran-
teed. Do not neglect this most
O‘Hryon. llr. "Tirk did not tind tho- Norwaik. who has been mistaken for:
effort an unusuil one for ibo- carrmac. .mviral characters of world-wide rep-i The hymns. Uh Lamb of (Tod. .‘ltlll important matter
a fact that will insniri- manv Tl in- motion. visited Stamford again today 'W W Keep Me and Abidc With Me. were,
dalgc in aiitomobiics hcrc next snm- in Xiirsvzillr. Mr. Dunnng says. his, \‘nry a..." rendered by a rzvmrti-itc 0. B JACK
tomposml of MTV. W. F‘. Ambler Miss
mar. fir. tl'iirycn, Ly thi- wav, l-
bs'rlnz an autoiniililc built. which he
anus-t, in initoilmo' ltiriiutthmll I'
‘conflnes if itiiigetieiii in a fortnight
Minds are cndcaroriug to
him that he Mars a resemblance to
cvciy man of any repiiti- cxcopt 00m
Paul Kruger. and “it?" th 1 reach this
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lesey Gotten. 'l'ry Ilse...........
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‘lenlcci-i will be held at the l'oszil-’
f‘rRADi ATE OP'T'TCTAN.
With i. Jackson. Jeweled-58 Wall “-0
NORWALK.
or an, Riducfl id i’rm june ti il. t will he ii. s. d ——Stsmfor-!
-.‘... "” " lAdWV‘ai“ .Mci'lure Hollows. of Grace Church.‘ P- 9‘09“"“5 Prescriptions m-
—Al.cgs of Lamb. l2c Ib.: forcqirar-J ——-—-——— 0W having kindly consented to ohlciiitmi “'8 0' f‘ompound Mum and it“
im. re, it my»; Market. —Piire Car. and cream. 5:. cup. lane's W. with a few members of his choir. remlrlns I specialty-
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